Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1894, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1894—TWENTY PAGES. ul FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. COUNTRY BOARD. SUMMER !'RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. FOR SALE—A_COMPORTARBLE Borthwest; at once, $7. rorth = ! wort! -WoOMONS WRIGHTS, Star tice’ GOR SAI E—$4,200-814 STH ST. story, 9-roomt, bey-window bric : cash; remainder, irterest quarter! iy Way or Vime to suit; 3 per cent commission to. party effectingaa sale, aud «ho is first to deposit $100. 8. GUTHRIE, Room 99, Corcoran building. 2 NEW HOUSES— house, excellent location, jeduced from $7,500 to $5.50. nece beat. ad one locat Hh "re: c duced fiom $7,250 to aS Set a ae #23 E st. nw. FOR SALE-MT. PLEASANT—OWSER MOVING to Chicago; excellent 10-room and bath residence; “iitud. imps. ; lot 560x129: froute east on first-class + only $4,500. FULTON LEWIS, 1405 F at. FOR SALE MT. PLEASANT. $2,500; $300 CASII, balance monthly; ‘neat alx-rovin and cellar frame dwelling: jot 21% feet front. Also, on PARK ST., desirable corner residence: 8 rooms amt bath; Water, gus, ete.; lot 60xS $6,500. FULTON LEWIS, 1405 F et. JOR SALE—ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, looking the city and Potomac river—A 18-room double house, nearly new; mod. improvements: Steam heat, and handsoneiy papered throughout; one of the finest locations on the Hel; will sell low. Apply to CHARLES W. HANDY. 610 18th st. nw. Jy2i-st POR SALE—A BLOCK OF 11 HOUSES, JUST BE- ‘rg ‘completed on Maryland ave., Ist and A sts., east front of the Capitol; ranging from 7 to 13 Troms; teautiful eration: publle park in frost. = These’ houses are built for Well built and est material used througheut; beautiful decora- Hons, Apply on premises to JACUB JONES, dy21-3t* fon nr FOR EXCHANGE ON A FARM, A 12- room dwelling; large lot; centrally located north- west. DAVID D. NE, 804 806 F st. nw. E—FOR EXCHANGE— Qn ground northeast, a new coruer house norih- “Poi “EXCHANGE, two 6-room, bay-window brick houses n.w.: each, $3,750; equity in both, $3,500; 1: ‘on $6,000 ‘to Pyio.008 FOR EXCHANGE, on ground. an 8-room with cellar and furnace; lot 17x135: northwest. 3¢__ DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 808 ¥ st. 2.¥. YOR SALB_ WITHOUT CASH IF NECESSARY, TO ~ reliable parties, who desire to a home with monthly rent; a beautiful 9room "nouse: front and back stairs; ba’ m.i.; electrical aoe hey oo location; p.w.; near 4th et. car bouse ano decorated. Ad- dress N. C., tay a jy2i-3t* for sAL®_sppctal ae LOW-PRICED HOUSTS FOR HOMES OR INVESTMENTS. FOR SALE Price, $1,500—renting for $15 9 morth—A frame store ard dwelling on Sth st. Be lot 172120. FOR SALB “At $2.100-rents for $17.30 a mo.— a brick on 3d st. mw. near FOR SALE Very cheap A room frame on Tt st. o.w.: lot 32.2180. FOR SALE-$1,500 will buy a 6room brick, with bath, on @ st. n.w. FOR SALE This ts cheap—A frame house, witb Yot_21.5x66.8. on G st. sp. near 6th. FOR SALE—One of ‘the best—A room brick, “git range, latrode, for $1,000; 2 equares from 6th and H sta. ne. at DAVID D. STONE, 504 | and 806 F st. n.w.- POR SALE_FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCES_1 HAVE ~& NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCES, SEVERAL CORNERS, IN FASHIONABLE LOCA- THAT I CAN SELL AT GREATLY RE- CED PRICES. SEND FOR PARTICULARS. Tt DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. Wie Seine AUGUST DONATH, 611 TT ST. ig, im select neighborhood, a three- sed, cellar brick; 13 roome and bat SAL E4800 CASH, AND $25 PER MONTH NEW RAY W. “and bath; cellar; a ‘2 bargain. NAMES G JESTER, 639 iow sate—a BARGAIN—ON 18ST ST. N. W. Bear M: excellent frame house; rented ($22.50; “ J rooms and —_ Began lot 252100 to alley; ‘$4,000; babi MES G. JESTER, 639 F st. nw. YOR SALE 6TH ST. N. E. NEAR F. 39500 to 30-ft. paved st aa; ee ‘and bath, cellar, furnace. FE yp $4,300; MES G. a 89 F st. aw. to poem tomer ¥ SS ee n.w.; 55x20 feet to 10-foot alley. and facing on 30-foot alley; just the livery stable or blacksmith; ‘Improved 2atory brick; very SALE—The cheapest house in this city; «bet. L and M on 6tb st. p.w.: 11 rooms; WEBB & TUTTEN, 505 E st. FOR SALE—A 20 PER CENT INVESTMENT—611 Brewer's court n.e. $7.30. Address 8. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST.— Near Lincoln Park (one square north), a beautiful building front; 171 feet front by 86 feet deep; _brice, 0 cts. a foot. ‘Terums to sult. FOR 8A SALE—ON 1 PRINCETON | ST. NEAR 7TH ST. lot 50x150 for foot; a barga WESCOTT, Witcon's it HIESTON, Pa. qve. 2.¥. ‘ARLES W. HANDY, it and I ere ieee CH. SW. ya 10 Fon SALEM PLEASANT“CHEAPEST TOT ON Park st.; south front; 50 ft. wide; G5e. a ‘Also, iSth st. near Kenesaw ave.; ‘will front 16th st. when extended straight; lot 40 ft. wide only Se. ft. FULTO: 1405 F FOR SALE_MT. PLUASANT- $940 1 able montbl her and 2 sepa _bo sold at once. FOR SALE_BEAUTIFUL LOTS ANI on the Palixades (Conduit read) Now Is the time to buy for speculation or for a home. Apply to RELL, B1F-A2th nw. | (Metzerott ‘Sylz-2w ns a Lora, ‘ON D ST. N. S4x75; near cocaer 1ith; at a bargain; street improvements. ale made, and pim every Way de- e. Apply to 2 . “COTTRELL, 517 12th faerott. dulldings-0 wos — niall in any amcunt to meet your necessities; mo delays; iustaliment -joans; _re- payable $0 per mocth Der $1,000, including both principal and interest. Mom’ 53,3202 Pa. ave. Jy 21-3 MONEY TO “LOAN ON “CITY, COUNTRY AND suburban property; uo delay; installment plan Tamediate if desired; easy payments. DUCKEET, DENT _ & CO., 683 I st. mw., Aftcrneys-at-Law. jy21-1m If YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BUY Ol SELL real estate, let me bear from you. I can save you time and mouey, J. KAKIN: GADSBY, 526 13th st. yaa = Moy. Money to loan at 5. PEIt CENT, Joa $4,000 to $200,000. “No delay Inn jinaking_ loans. _3320-1m 810 13th st. nw. _ Sy19-3t Pe ie, LOANS MADE ON IMPROVED SUBURBAN REAL jute bt DAVID D. STONE, 804 2 806 F st. nw, 1 HAVE $4,500, $3,000, $8,000, $2,500, $5,000, $1,400 to loan on real estate security; let me have your application. spit AVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. MONEY IS SEEKING INVESTMENT. WE HAVE money to loan at 5 per cent and 6 per cent in Amouats to suit. Nov delay when security and papers are satisfact: rage Go: TECHN SB ae w. Telephone 595. 1264 32d MONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit 5 amt & per cent interest, on approved real estate security. ELLERSON & WEMPLE, _Sy12-2w __ GIT 14th st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5S and 6 per cent; no delay. LD, RH. T. LEI _dyl1-l0t Sw Syl4-1m cor. 13th and F sts. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CI qotate at © per cent interest. Specta by a " ried « pages a specialt, 3x3 1301 Fst. —— ere MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST terest on D. C.- real. weit: RAWLINGS, member a ee ave. ‘arlington Fire tas Fire Ins. Co.'s q MONEY TO. LOAN country property. ON IMPROVED CITY OR RICHD. B. B. CHEW, PHIL. W. CHEW, 512 F st. n.w. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN Association of New York has outstanding loans of $1,300,000. It is the oldest and largest in the eastern states. If you went a PROMPT loan on secarity, elther for the building or purchase Any business with up strictly coufidential and you cam get the money the day you ask for it. Loans can be paid in pert cr in full at ai time to suit the convenience of the borrower a1 any part paid eae the cost of ia the nnahitbaton. § the ace LAAN INGTON =e LOAN eR Sw. IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT B AND @ PER CENT, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. . WALTEU H. ACKER, 704 14th st. ow. cae .coa att rath lot 25x164 feet. 15, square 775, K si. n.e. bet. $d and 4th + improved by smali frame house. Apply Cap. at Sy2i-ae within three frou $10,500 to Jy21-6t* TYLER & KUFHERFORD, Vor SALE-ON MBUS NT., ALEX- ~wandria, Va.. a pice two-story, bay-window house, with 6 rooms, bath room and cellar: price, $1.s0u_ _Sy2i-at* WHEAT & SUTER, 1505 Pa. ave. nw. SALE Nf NEAR NH. AVE. NEW oy nd cellar; 9 rooms and : reduced from — $9,000. WEBB & TOTES, 805 F st. mw. Jy2l-3t FOR SALE_OR EXCHANGE—14-ROOM HOUSE | Address -_¥., Star office. ELEGANT $6,000; MOORE, 6 FOR SALE Purk; new, T-room, elegantly finished; MOORE, 606 F st. 1919 LE 6 Fst. WOR SALE-ELEGANT GROOM BRICK; ¥TH ST. me. near C; stone and brick front; a.m.i.; @ $200 cash. STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. SALE-SMALL | HOUS OD INVEST- . br., Brewer's court, $800; rent, $7.50. bargain; $4, deere Feit $i. & FULLER, BAW. N.W., BET. 4TH AND > bath and modern im- | pt buver. a ER, G12 15th st. 7 fOK SALE SEVERAL BARGAINS IN 6ROOM and bath brick houses; weli at once to located northeast. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. .B-A GREAT BAK ‘on large corner lot shade and water; erminus of Eckington electrie road; only $5,200; cosy, terms. FORD W. WALKER & IN. 1006 F st. Sy18-1w FoR SALE-$1.500 CASH-RENTING FOR per month, S-room frame. Sth st. u.w.: gas, water and sewer. FULLER & FULLE:. + sy18-4t sos 11th ow. FoR SALB YOU MAVE PROPERTY TO SELL, Tent or exchange? We lave constant inquiries for such, Send us your lst. Time and money saved. JAMES BAYNE, Room 6, Central _tonal Bank. For saLe_cueal Hittle money oes YOR SALE—BARGAINS — BELOW COST — EASY ferme 1500. 1Si1, 1813 18th st.; finely anise: je eat ize. a.m.t.; heat, &c. Keys of _fervaet® For SALE_517 14TH St. brick house; 6 rooms: a.m.! location; near cars; $3,250: $1 mouthly: this house will cost you including interest, sod t ‘RANK _apas-tt FOR SALE—HOUSE ON 19TM ST. N.E room frame; 2 stories; near lines; convenient and < casb, and §15 montbiy, terest; will a ord ho: -Iag vent; oftice to 8 p.m. om PRANK T."itaxcock & co. _ape-te __ Cor. 13tb usd G ets. FOR SaLe_228 12TH ST. bw otis,” freplac WNER, 1809 180 12 j N NEW 7-ROOM brick house; all mod. iinps.: papered; near vew | Cuiboi}- Chureh. anh til be solst to respectabie eol- | ered Ne. $4,250: $159 cas ani §15 moatbly. Apply to Swati i286'G ot or FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO. myT-tt Cor. 12th aod Pa. ave, For SALE TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—THREE 4 story Dees brick bouses opposite Franklia Park; Bi jorkes ont #2. Us 144 ft stables on rear igt. Apply to Dr. D. af. OGDEN, Executor, 624 P et. nw. Offer wented. dyT-Im* ALE-8-ROOM, BAY-WINDOW BRICK | brick’ front apd rear; large park East Capitol st. and North Carolina ave.; 1619 | Capitol st.; attractive home; price $5,200: | jerms favorable. HARVEY SPALDING, Root 7. | "Tqge Harrisom,” cor. 3d aud G sts. ow. Je2i-1m | Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. | PAINLESS, YET SAFE, METHODS | EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 PA. AVE. fe2 _Seott bap ey TO LOAN AT and small sums: without delay. WM. H. F st. ow. “= WANTS MONEY aL it an hour's a Surance policies, bonds ‘Cocalo trusts, loan cates of my24-tr We take life. remote). association cortifcntes and certif- fof the Joan ft AKER. 17 ‘oon ballding. MONEY TO LOAN IN 8UMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD AY LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST OD REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. RO. HOLTZ myi8 COR. 16TH AND ¥'sTS." MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest on approved ren! estate security. a HEISKELL & Meighan. m TO LOAN—0: REAL ESTATE— 5. S00 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, O17 F st. nw. ) ESTATE OR FIRST < of interest; no de no delays. approved District real e -M. PARKER. MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUVS DESTREN. AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE: No delay in closing transactions. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 24 FM. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest on approved real estate security. ap23-tf H. L. RUST, 624 14th st. now. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT ON AP- proved District Icans_ made. real estate. F. H. SM°TH & SONS, 1418 F st. nw. Also Installment apo | MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL estate security in the District of Columbia; no charges moderat WASIT'N DANENHOWER, Cor. 13th and G sts. n.w. "MONEY 10 LOAN. r oN FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &., ‘Without removal from your possession. efisy terms; no publicity; loans made the day you apply for them. Please call om CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 002 F st. main floor. _ DENTISTRY. With Our Solution: It have badly de- cayed teeth or roots that cannot Le saved, and dread having them ex- tracted, try our method of painless extraction. An application to the gum of our ‘solution—a turn of the operator wrist, aud the toot! out without a partk of pain being felt. AN our other Wranches of Dentistry painless and popular priced. Low rates; apistr Painless Extracting soc. SSOCIATION, THE LEADING "denial orgauization of America. Ae dent- etry at mislerate prices by experts. 1 all 7TH AND D NX. We DR. 8. PAKSONS, 8TH AND FE, RILEY BLDG. — Filling a specialty. ‘The best solution applicd to the gum prevents pain in extracting. Act treated aud eaved. ae ee il branches of Dentis 7 ‘Applied in all Dental oy rations. Applied in ail I jons. Charges moder- in another column. COAL AND WOOD. Thomas W. Riley, Dealer in All Kinds of ROOMS, LARGE AND AIRY; SIIADB ABUND- ‘ant; pleasaat drive to Colonial Beach; $4 to $5 ATLANTIQ = N. J SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. IN THE MOUNTAINS. LA FONTAINE, a IN, | Ocean end of Kentugkyave., — City, New and. modera. BS of A hes 5 per week for adults; children pecording. to age; bsp convenient. Mrs. ©. H. ASHPC ae = 5 WANTED—4 OR 5 FAMILIES TO BOARD; ERAS. ss its NASR. ant room: table plenty of milk | HOTEL ALDIND, fo Cutter, tee; Tots of chickens amd gripes; ‘will take | “Pacite Ate nede Ohjo. aap first-class in all boarders 0 camp, meeting several dass; $20 per appointments, Reasqnalye terms, outh; children half pr families less. ‘ Haid Sire Lizkie BONWAI Upperville, —— wii ToS aes WECKLER, Pennsylvania and ations. aves: SANT VALLEY BOARDING | HOUSE, 1 the mountains of Md. miles from Harper's area free selvery, {2 the to the | jy14-1m eo Signy HECKLER. Keep Tryst, Md. _1t* Horm ZL = SUMMIT ae = Ses ace ‘ATLANTIC Bee Delightful resort for families and single gen- ON THE BEACH, tlemen; 45 minutes, Metropolitan branch. Hot | my15-2m&2w SAL WAGNER & SON, and cold baths. aburdant Plenty shade, and excellent, Livery attached to hotel. PE a = KENDERTON, end Tennesse ave. ATLANTIC CITY. 33 mbl4-5m Ju F. table. 1 ) 0. RAILROAD; 17 miles from Washington; Hei healthy; artesian Water; baths; gas; ‘large porches; ample shade; | FOR SALB Oi = HANGE—SEASHORE PROP- eaeecate: terms, JOHN’ Lt STREPER Laurel, | erty—A gentleman’ sear peat of 46 aes all -Sy2i-tm under cultivation; near Atlantic City; 9-reom houge; large barns and guioutidings; al wars; HSA BOARDERS WANTED AT MOUNTAIN | fil’ firstclass order; fine driving, Aehing, crab- Viéw; 2 miles from the station; 1 inile fiom the mountain. Address the Misses PRESTON, Moun- tain View House, Round Hill, V: DESIRABLE ROOMS AT THE WOODLA Rockville, Md.; gas, baths und closets in ‘house; water on cach Moor; good table. Address Mrs. _R. 't. VIERS. 1st PLEASANT. ottase, Frost! Ding ‘and sailing, ¢ two Docks trot devo. mutat fare to Philadel by ring i ge fiat in ‘two sears: in rch a revenue of $1, view of ocean, Atlal ty, Somers’ Point and Ocean City; will excite’ ad property. ‘Address G., 623 F Jyl2-tt cy NGTON, fe yinhetiey Atlantic City, N. a. On the beach. Modern and cheerful. 6, Mas, pom “water; fine ue BEAUTIFUL SCENBIY, “Owing to Inability Hlevator to gcound floor. All water filtered. SL sin to keep eng: Scale & few Dees 71m CHAM ERS & HOOPES, noms vacant rt walk to post, rallroa 7 = TUN. Frostburg, 3 sy2t-st ble: terms, $2 and $2.50 day; §10 and. upward WHITE HALL; COOL PLEASANT HOU: SE; NEW- week; under pew Management. THOS. H. & A. yy tur. e Chen Well shaded; near mis G. BEDLOE. Jy7-im miles from ound Ii; moderate rites; city ‘SAS A mT Ey ref. 209 2d 3.e. EDWIN SHOEMAKER, Paxson, Va. BRADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE. BET, ATLAN. pie aredZ terms. moderate; circulars mailed. I’. A FEW CHOICE ROOMS WILL BE VAG AE} 207. JAMES BRADY. the “Glenbourne’ agust 1; only adults need METROPO! apply; terms, $20 month of four weeks. ddrens nee Sen rats Ham sXock lave; 160° fest Seen A. HAMPTON, Vaxson, V beach; mew house; new furnitnre. CHAS. C. A FEW MORE BOAKDERS WANT side, Randolph, Md., on Met. branch K 14 wiles from Washington, terms, address ELIAS KEISER, Kundolph, Md. Jy2v-3ee MRS. 8. F. HILL, CULPEPER, summer boarders; good fare; lovely’ scenery. STOTI'S 20-ROOMED HOUSE, NEAR cor. Itigss and Rock Creck Church roads; 8 mtn- ui uu Stott station, Met. br. B. and 0. BR. K., aud 15 from two trolley car ines; spacious covered piazzis and balconies; excellent Ocean end Kentucky ave. Appointmen:s and cuisine special features. Send for terms. _Syl4-eo13t J.D. PEASE. THE WAVERLY, : Atlantic City, N. J. LT. BRYANT. Vv Jy10-e013t ‘BOARDING In a private cottage on Pennsylvania ave. foctgsiargraey ory, eee wooded grounds; stabling; ‘reasonable | _ $y7-eo! dress P.O. Box 232. O. address, Mrs, EARNEST, Soldiers’ | ioper, RUSCOMBE, = Home, City. __ it Mahal ane 5 Tacitie ave. below New York. Home-like. Ca- “SHADYSIDE FARM,” ON CHESAPEAKE BAY city, 150. Terms, $7 to $12. Circular mailed. shore, 15 1ailes below Annapolis, Md, Steamboat | _Je28-co18t Mrs. H. ¥. MOYER. OF I the year; capacity 200; five "stories hgu; 8.000 "feet piezza: HOTEL ROYAL, FRONT ROYAL, VA.; COOL ax Leaithy: beautiful mountain geeners: rua parior; luxurious | Covered’ veranda; reached by No and’ Wand table first-class; piano; electric lights and southern rail jy2i- 6,m,W,3m water. i" Faas: = =a Jel-e026t W. H. L. STARKS, 5 yd — HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, cool mountain air; plenty of A and one om? 100 feet from the ocean. Kates S “to Ss of the best | OE ek ne: 7 Special rates by the week. terms, $5 per week. F. . jel-3n Jol ville, a. dy2i-lawat® mp SALE—YEARLY HOTEL—SITUATED A’ HOTEL ALLEGH bee heongeer | 27 pes te Recionners, Pals nm sent. Pa., “ety lo- adress or catgh © few i} waik of : athe HOTEL TRENTON, Long Branch, N. J. Dething ‘nek bentinrs WINDSOR Hi CAPE MAY, N. J., beach. a rectly on the soe TE TiALPIN, late of Ridley Park. ARLINGTON HOTEI, leading hotel in Ocean Grove. Refitted, re- Fuciabed, Complete and perfect throughout, rectly fel the Auditbriugn, Gus tod electric lights. June 16. C. H. MILLAR. je28-2m THE EL Broadway, DORADO, fronting Fletcher lake and the sea, Ocean Grove, N. e22-1m Mra, A. LOOMIS, | THE CARROLLTON. 28 OCEAN PATHWAY, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. _Sel-2m JOHN WILSON. THE ACME, CAPE MAY, N.J. Directly on the -beache ‘Clear ocean view. $s to $9. Jez-s3mo* Mrs. L. MADDOCK. WEST END, Qygeete, “Congress Hail lawn. Accommodation, . Thirty yards from beach. $8 to $10 weekly. Je23-13mx* L. MADDOCK, Cape May. THD nh ge on my12-65t sb B._M. RICHARDSON. ‘CAPE MAY, N. J, “THE ALDINE.” the s Bitey ae: THEO. MUELLER. Irives over = sicenetin, 2,200 feet al Terms reasonabie. For further & For. furt (ntormation,” addrems PEALE THE SUMMIT Fi s 3 Harper's Feriy, a. June Beater tC ‘Coolest polpt_on Cai unexcelled. June 15. a HILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. ean er gee Glen house; 144 bours from Washington. Hi a 4 8p25-Smo T. 8 LOVETT, THE LOCKWOOD, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. WNL cpen.June 4. Koows large and icy Plenty shade; table first class; rates, §6 to Mra, BOB LOvErT,” Proprice WATE GAP DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. A delightful mountain resort in the Bine Ridge w_northern Pennsylvania, Hotel modern and complete; kept in best style. ‘Three and one-quarter hours from Philad-iphta, Broad street. Je-n, tudth, 26 L. W. BRODHEAD. Je8- WILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, - Bpri June “to October. Jet-24m ee RTH. THE EBBITT, ee MA NEAR THE BEACH, SS THION TABLE A DA! ECIAL ‘TES. sebrcosun PERCY HALDEMAN. OCEAN GROVE, N. 3. “OCEAN HOUSE,” Main avenue; 3 minutes from ocean. For circulars and rates. ad- en ‘P. PRENTIS, Prop., Box 317. THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, N.J. Open until Oct including hot seawater baths te Send for es HOBT. B. ENGLE. Prop. % times a week. Boating, crabbing, ane ae excellent board and plenty of ice. “Term: Week; $1.25 per day. Address W. 8. ST. Shadyside, A. A, Co., Md. REASONABLE SUMMER BOARD € tained by applying to MRS, REURE: ER, Madison Mills, Madison co., V: TAKOMA PARK—AT THE “FAVORITE CAFE HOTEL CENTRAL. Ninth year under the same management. Io- cated on highest ground in the city. Tennessee ave. between Atlantic nd Pacific. Je80-cotdt L. DUDLEY ARMS, Penna. and Pacific aver Under new manage- MOSES, Excellent board at reasonable rates; dinner Sun-| ment. Appointments and service frat day from 1 to 3 p.m. @ specialty; rooms also. | , Washington trade solicited. _ Give us a trial. xf ‘Py19-3t- | Je23-co13t a SOME EXCELLE’ VACANT AT Car. | THE GLEND. RTH *HUSE vert mansion, Riverdale station, Md.; all the | #¥e.; bomelike ay attendan Terms, §7 _comforts of a refined country home. Jy19-6t* Week. Mrs. CT. BUZBY, late a GOOD SUMMER BOARD—A FEW MORE BOARD- a a ear ers can be accommodated at ‘Mountain View,’ * - ~ NEAR a an old Virginia homestead, at foot of Blue Kidge, Atlantic City, 3 Open all the year: elevators near Luray; comfortably’ fitted up for rumuer | Steam heat; ‘eicet Tt COPELAND. rders; home comforts and first-class board; | _J¢28-1m ©. COPELAND. best water; fine sade; spacious crowds fine | HOTEL MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.. trout fishing, streams within bal mile: rates lows | “Pacine ave.; the entite reer whl 1.000 feet ae 2% hours from Washington; twice daily commuak | porch room facing the ocean; capacity, 163; hav: cation with that cit; best vets. given. Send ing been much improved and refu nished, wiil re- for price-and further description. D.W. BUSSE | open May IS. Terms, $1.00 to $2.50 per day: 88 _& CO Laray, "Page coumty: V Jy1Y-8C | to $14 per Week, JAS. 8. MOON, Prop. S028 im PROSPECT HILL, IN THK MOUNTAINS OF VIR- | z Binia, affords a beautiful: sauce home with | ae "s Plenty of shade, fruit, spring water, spring beds, peeuearecme, Atastis Li 2 Kates, $1.50 to $2 per day: $8 to, $12 Plano, hunting and fishing, with table board un: NEL gkeglied. | Apply to HERKON SIMPSON. North | 2°28" ie eS a __Fork, Loudoun county, arte 1A FONTAT Eom pe ee EDGECUME, THE WHLL-KNOWS wuxtN | Sous atin "NeW Sa ae House "is open for summer boarders, tine awa, priee: excellent water, ice, &c,. Address JOHN CONNOR, Paxson, Loudoun county, V agement. “yy POLSTON & MASSEY. _$e26-e0-3m All conveniences, Near, beach. | Culsine- and t thes and fam- PEACH GROVE, FREDERICK COUNTY, VA. | flies for seacon, Soul (gf tates, om with its —, health lv ing iinoral waters, | Je23-Ln t: 8. W. GOLT. ‘nm June 15; ten minutes’ \- = i _ 5 cu road station; three miles from Jotan’s Wes a; | THE CLIFTO: ee to ee ate Teduced rates in railroad fare; terms moderate: | avenues: Chee Ce ee free drives given. Write for descriptive cate-| $10, per week. Circular mailed. Mrs. 13m logue, VP. 0.,,Wadesville, Clarke county, Va. ad. | _ COP! = _ dress’ C, "It. ‘SMITHEY _Jel2-cozm® THE Ce OCR, AVE, POWELLTON HEIGHTS. MOUNTAIN RESORT— ee ee Round Hin, V: rge lawn; pavilion; fine views; | Near, the beach. ene fino, Lables! Nees &c, Send “tor iMustratton: or Bi otic a Rando Sy ey ss —— 0 families. Mrs. W. A. HESKEET, nor KELEY. tern t SEE, a El, BE. a Kentucky ave. Directly on the beaeb. BOK MENT LOVELY ROOMS, WITH’ GOOD | _jel5-1mazw JAS. & GEO. BEW ap Bang oy pepitetor eure 2 a inia Beach, V: Serge es =a ‘uh Apply to Mrs. ROSALIE Is. SELDEN, Selden ee. See PIXEY owt HOTEL 1S OPEN FOR THE SEA- _Cottaxes, Virginia ; $519-8t* ae: Sol es Fy, comfort 20 of For circulars apply to Wash. B. ‘FEW MORE ko. ; ACCOMMO- AND home: table: $2 to $8 per day: ints a > wirata AS, ietor, dated. Pleasant Grove, yuk Park COTTAGES. fie: 18 per week: speci rates . Le LEAMA) for season. _Sy11-2w ie _ St. Mary’ ty, Md. Jy17-6t* G. W. KENDRICK, Owner and: Proprietor. COLONIAL BBACH HOTEL, WESTMORELAND “GLEN MANOW, Washington trade solicited. aces | county. Va. has been Dastioncl pruartaze and O. R.R.—A few choice rooms; reduced | if ARCOS. -1 PACIFIC AND MASS. AV! —= ge rates for remainder of season: strictly first-clans; | Theat honchs elegant aod modera. elevators, lees being _mnameriien; she Saimin, Rebins. -<raees special terms from Saturday. te Moms: a Toomns: salt baths: the terms are reasouabie; de. | aud oop tH junsurpansed it has “he Bien: _drers PROPRIETOR. acriptive circular with diagram mailed. rs ae Geen at aor physicians. Terma mod- | THE ALBEMARLE.—Virginia ave. near tench: (thoroughly screened): has every convenience; appototwments and service un- +3 piano and | terms, $18. Address E. ee 8 Station, Md. jy7-18t= oad TAVAYESTE, CAPE MAY, NJ. Located 100. ae ca] ae 3 to z tes by the 3 "a." Special rates My OHN "TRACY & CO. HOTEL SPRAY VIEW, Gna Soes oreee mie se Set, Seas oo pata P. O. Box ST. jos. WHITE, Prop. Jjel-2m BELMAK, J. THE COLORADO. soa 15. First-class a tments : — location on beach. }. B. POLE. Man. jel: 2m E COMPTON, Prop. “SPECIAL RATE”—THE TREMONT, SEA GIKT. ~Dering May and June a 5; rate of & week for the best rooms. Address SON, 4208 Chester ave., Pbila., Pa. aplG-m.w,s,tt SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR REXT—AT COLONIAL BEAC story cottag*; partly furnished; cheap. AGENT, 43 B st. me., City. ne HOTEL BELLEVIEW, “CHAVEL POINT. MD. ; management eoery! wal Terms, $6, $8 ‘aunties. METCHMAR, Bel Alton Rt NDALL, ‘steamer Harry BEACH—A TWwo- Address, =. s ecial rates to ‘fainilies. RETCHMAR, Bel Alton larry and $10 Address. . O., Md, me EOS. RARDAIAy steam, Randall, Washington, D. Syl7-. Bay Ridge Lots are offered for sale at low price and on reasonable terms. Apply at BAY RIDGE HOTEL, er 3,000. ‘Feet. THE AURORA HOUSE, on the crest of the Al- leghatiies, offers waperalieted advantages to Wash- ingtonians—only miles, Good roads for driv- ing—grand scenery—pure, bracing air and water large, airy rooms, best ; brief, an ideal family resort, where ove can rest, Tring your overeat. “Good fang aad ing your overcua! season. Very moderate terms. SHAFFER, 152 Wasb. Loan and address J. H. SHAFFER, Aurora, W. phone connections. MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL, 2,800 feet ahove the sea: ington; ALL NAIL, to HOTEL: NO STAGING. ‘MOUNTAIN ee MOTET, CO. 460-1 Mountain Lake Park, ‘Ma. MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. ON TOP OF TUR Alleghanles; 3.000 fest elevation: 3 _Se27-1m ~ CHARLES DOWN. JEFFERSON O0., W. VA. HOTEL POWHATAN, I. F. GRAHAM, Two hours from Wasbingtoa MARYLAND AND ‘VIRGINIA ~ STRAMBOAT COMPANY. The Nd new inom stem aon Bes wc icave’ Washlogton for Tale tiers ant’ titer bansuage ai, y und Wede Resday at 6 p.m. leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday Dm. ‘The steamer “Sue,” Capt. James in, Wilh eae Washington ‘every’ Monday. at "0 pm, for Baltimore tiver Jandings, Returning, leave a ——¥ err, # Special Saturday excui every Saturday ot < pam. tor Potnt and, tower wer landings, returning te Monday. All accommodetions first-class, Por rateay state room and all information to STEPHEN BRo., it 6 p.m. , steamer Sue, 7th st. wharf or 910 Pa.’ ave. | We Thursday and e25-10 eat | eater Tt. rr lower Potomac and Chesapeake bay, Delightful trips to salt water, Lenves me wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATUR- DAYS. Touching ‘at ail jopular Sotaring ples ‘and summer resorts, On MONDAYS Wipe NESDAYS, at 3 p.m. for Colonial Beach, ton's, Leonardtown, “Nomint, & “s Island, Smith's creek, and Ee, Gemest's tex. arriving’ wt Wedtesday and y mornings. iray: at 5:30 ‘p.m. for Coboniat Tiearh, ton’s, Piney I ‘St. Gs “se Island, Rant ‘Coan ard Yeocomico rivers, arriving Waehington Sunday night. rst C. W. RIDLEY, Gen. Man. NEW PALaCE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL — —~ pee! — th en ey ~~ ureday nt fT a.m. ‘Landing at a oe as far down as Maddox creek. Met . “nen Prcihd receives ES a, | Wastinean, Da STEAMBOAT COL LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTOX, D. Cy FORTRESS MONROE and bel WROLPOLK, va. ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamer, | NORFOLK AND WASHING’ wAILY ae eee ene whart fox of N st. Hotel Takoma, North Ta- koma D. C. Larevet suburban hotel te the District. a ity ven miles from Washington on Raha ORE also reached by 7th gt. cars, runping 10 minutes. Livery, swimming. ag ae. Summer and fall rates call, 1721-4. MI SURTOS MULANEY & WAPLES, Jy13-1m* FOREST INN, FOREST GLEN, MD., NINE MILES table unexceiled; Met. brapeh: miner. a spline: vowiing. ‘illiards, tennle, Por tern jele am J. T. FENWICK, Ass't Man. __ PIANOS AND ORGANS. In Buying a Piano You'll gain noth 2 gain nothing and eave mothing by buy- ‘musical _ an fo [J rauich a Bach Piagos. “Kdded ad unremit: and most ii trated in-the to that an exactii Henry White, 035 F St. vate boarding; first-class in all its nti ppotatments: oerate. Address Mrs. A. E. COOLEY, Pe ne a NOW OPENSTHE ong ein ge rng Boat datlz. ne ——— Foe! merger the terms are reasonable. Hiustrated | Beach,-Del.; good tat ———_ ee slot led. CHARLES E. COPE. = bar and aay attached. FR who meetin: met: clous house; excel- _ie12-2m a a = Proprietor. 526-2m* Week: distance, ‘twelve mitutes’‘on train’ clon. | cry, UOTE ATOLEN. = POTOMAC HUTHL. ST. GFOUGES ISLAND, MD. mutation fare about 10c. round trip; 1:18 train | —Atlantle City, N Michigan ave. oer tongs ‘opens July 1; $1.50 per day; $9 per weck; §30 Meseriptt e circulars’ and. views | Thoroughly heated.-Perfect sanitary mente, | per month, Rpecial mates to. fanilice for one nd grounds, can be had of J. F. | mb2dtojyS1 Terms,g3 to $10 per ‘weeks 1B. month et longer. lendid, id sailing and bathing. ‘Coll = 0a mer Ww. and Star otlee Fer fail rad | THE ELBERON.—ATLANTIC CITY, Potomac, leav wring Washingtee, Rt ‘Stephenson's wharf. mea Pacide Aveit vetureuaned, with all’ Convee: fences. M. J. KOKER’ more.rnd pow at 1123- - The’ Mansion, ATLANTIC CITY, OVEN ALL THE YEAR, Fifteenth year under the saime management: First-class table and service, Coaches attend all trains, and carry our guests to and from the beach free of charge. Orchestra, Je9-2m. CHARLES MeGLADE. = Srtgely to 8. R. DROWN, Seat Pleasant, Md. | Se “AGI FOR COUNTRY BOARD. Boarding houses in all parts of the country. Prices from $4 to $10 a week; special rates to department clerks, for Orkney ’ Springs. CHASE pele $31 F st. o.w., Room 10, 4th floor. ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE-GROCERY AND PROVISIO; best chanee in city. Appy 455 K st. THE SHELBURNE, | POR SALE_DRUG STORE—IN GOOD Lue. " en ci business. A YER. ‘A, 8 3 raat rectly on. the \. fieae duress YERBA SANTA, Stir oilice, nlene , ,tneluding Bot and cold ‘eon water << : | elevator. . DS Fo SALE—A CIGAR STORE IN NORTHWEST; | Gm Kod “business stand; low rent: owner havi othe jess. App i + business. Apply to HENRY WEX, . Remodeled and refurnished. $1.50 a day, $7 to 10 week. Li -OWNER BEING COMP’ ELLED "10 GO 2. F. Norns. . WII sell one of the best loca — — - Cet bar rooms and. restugrants inthe tity HOTEL ROSSMORE, 800; good terms to right party Atlantic City, No J; 21-3t° P.O. BO! ‘ear the beach. FoR sALE—paY Goons sro Under Washington, management. Newly furnished. | Kates, $10 to $15 per. week. profitable busi for cash: s rca Hoee Accout of eaviog’ he city. tT 3th sft Soe See iytl-Gre Le » E. Was —A REGISTERED DRU: a the see atic City, N. J. salary expected and S, Star office. WIXOM'S Hent location; ep28-3un HOTEL WELLINGTON. me ecamnie ome | ALTANTIC CITY, N. J. ite | KENTUCKY Avi | NEAR THE BEACH. NOW OPE mh12-5m M.A. & HLS. MILNOR: HE ELKTON W. W. GREEN & CO. _ STORE, 816 4 » at premises, 1200 z 2 Jy20-are | Atlantie Cte J. Kentucky ve. near beach, FoR sau OCERY AND lome comfortw: steam beat; appointments first- provision Tolng aA, | eines. WILE = Sm business; con pelled to sell ou account of healts; | THE MARYLAND, will aS a ne SRT Jy20-2t° New York ave. mear the beach. ALE- OLD ES" BLISHED GROCERY tl ity, N. feopel M 9, uuthwest; stock and fxturosy burece hatueesrney | Atlantic City, N, 2 reyes my17-24m F. 8. OREM, Wagon; rent reasonable; one =< the ape in| gute = $800; very cheap. C. BUYER & : jy20-3t | ASBURY PARK, N. J. FOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF MEAT | LAKE AVENUE HOUSE, and provision stcre on Capitol Hill; good stand, ASBURY Patt doing a good business; counters, ‘meat ra Under new meer tarpon Mra, N. B. glass cases, tee box, &c., with horse, new w formerly rwick Lodge, Avon. and harness, for $650. "A. 8. CAYWOOD, | dy19-ate FoR SAL | ASBURY PARK, N. 3., Fifty yards from _ 988 9th st. 2. Hotel Albion. arf, facing the oe 1 bus: | season; table And appointments the bea modates 5) per das; $9 to $12 w. week. I and Ocean ave. C. A. TEM. BERTON. Je23-1 “HOTEL OF 40 100: 18, WELL Fi nished, with bar and license; a good chance to | ASBURY PARK, N party ‘wanting a cheap place. Apply 200 B ATALANTA HOTEL. Bw. _____ byt. w* | opens Sune 1. Directly on ocean front. Fon SALE—LIVERY, HUNG AND BOARD! een Soe Nh cette E- LEADLEY. ‘a Jong lease; doing a good business; 36 | A carriage room for 40 carriages. Address | Wen oa 10 cries ate ASBURY PARK, - Dace TROBST & LEADLEY. OCEAN TRAVEL ASBURY PARK, N. f. ae THE! VICTORL Netherlands line From New York to Rotterdam sia Boulogne our Mer (3% bours from London or Parts), S$. 8, Maasdam, Sat., July 28, 1 p.m. 8.8. Veendam, Ang. 4, 1 p.m. First cabin, $45 to $55. Second cabin, $36. For information srry, to General Passenger | Family hotel; fronting oCean ments; 14th season ble; terms moderate and reduced after Nepsem- an Jeli-t.thdeation ASBURY PARK, N_ HoT F covoMnrA. Now open; ocean frout; 6th ave.; all mod. imps; Agency, 39 Broadway, New York. or to agents at | accommodates 200; cuisine the best. Address Washington, D.C. G. W. MOSS, 921 Tae ave 2m HARVEY JONES. Prop. FE. F. DRUOP, 925 'Pa. ave. and A.W. ROBSO eh ae G13 15th st. nw. mh15- EN TRAVELING ANYWHERE IN THE! WORLD, CARRY American ExpressCompany Traveler’s Cheques. Coshed everywhere without personal identifiva- | tion, Value refunded if lost. Principal office of company, 65 Broadway, N. Y. my19-w&s CUNARD, 1INE—1ST Cl, $50 TO $175; 2D Ch. tecrage; $35, bedding free: plans o1 pe of vacancies, tatere sailing ‘dates, berths engaged, C. L. DuBUIS, Agent, 631 F a.w. 76-4 | The Fenimore, Asbury Park, N. J. &e., address ‘THOS. NOBLE. THE BRIGH TO: AOE 5 BLOCK FROM THE beach, Asbury Pack, X. J, ayri00t aes Home comforts. Mrs, HAMILTON HUNT. SEA-SIDE—JENSEY COAST. “HOTEL LAFAYETTE; iment; immunity per day; reduced OCEAN CITY, right on the’ b from the hot wave rates by the week. D. $y20-20* BREXTON Vil Near the bea moderate. Jel4-tu&s: tes, Gal dGumn <0: __ ATTORNEYS. GEO. W. KERN, La J. A. MYERS. LONG BRANCH. The Ocean House is now practically a new Wood and Coal. WHARFAGE, STORAGE, HAULING. Hauling of all kinds from rafiroad and wharves attended to, OFFIC “s. WH SRVES, Foot 1th and 12th sts. aw. Telepdene call, 1754, Prompt action tn ayoreerasen;_ moderate cha a 0 st. te _ pea isbington, D. CAMPBELL CARRINGTON ‘Attorney-at-Law, Webster Law, bullding, 05 D ingtoa, D- = ge hotel, no expense Laving been spared by its Present owners to make it a complete and com- fortable family hotel. Reasonable rates, Opers June 27, d80-7 8 st. nw. Residence, 933 K st a=, M J. BUTLER. Bi One block from oéex?.. Enlarged. Modern tm. | modern improve. | ‘commodates 209; superior | Potomac’ leaves 6 p.m. Sundays, and Wednes- . Sue leaves Mondays and Saturdays, 6 p.m. leaves Adams’ wharf, St. George's Island, ., Sunday evenings for Washington: boat bedule in effect July 3. Address ADAMS BROS., St. George's Island P.O., St.” Mary's county, Md, 5e23-1m* SPRINGS” SHANNOND. .E SPRINGS, W. VA. der new. & igement, July 1. | passed. Fine mineral waters, baths, boatts | fishing. ‘Terms, $8. per week. Address } CRAWFORD, Charlestown, W. Va. | SSILOOTT SPEINGS INN.” In Tovdoun counts, Va.. Purcellville station, on RK. “AND BATHS. _ OPENED U: Scenery unsur- and three and D. R. R.; new buildings; location in the most beautiful portion of the county: fine mountain water and scenery and one of the most noted mineral springs in the able well furnished, ery atten- For terms &c., address HIBBS, Proprictor, ny Hl Silcott Springs P’. O., Loudoun county, Va. JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED- erick county, V@, will be open June 21, 1894. | New hotel;"inodern in all its departments; sani- itgements perfect; capacity, 250; tem "drive from It. RL rtation to springs. JORD. Jordan Springs P. 0., Va. SPRINGS, ELKTON STA ie for pamphlets. mn ROCKINGHAM, VA. 5 hrs. from ‘W: ed for tis mn! accommodations, lars. EB. B. HOP | Rock Enon Springs | Mineral Baths. Great North mountain, Frederick count 200; all requisites for health, « : ; WiThards aad bowling cellent music; healing and strengthening water and baths; a safe and lovely resort for families; ubundunt table; complete sanitary arrangemcnts: terms moderate. Send for circulars, with all in formation, to A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, my 12-3: Sun ‘building, Washington, D.C BEDFORD SPRING BEDFOR ‘The Carlsbad of America. WILL OPEN JUNE 21 Ur new management. With its springs of curative waters, It is a healthful as well as a mer and terms call on J. ROBINSON, Hotel Arno. until June 15. J. T. ALSIP, M: MINNEQUA. OPEN JU QU Northern Central connection of Pennsylv: R.K., 1,500 feet above tide. Exceptional attrac tions. Mountain air; celebrated Minnequa Spring; delightful drives; forest walks; musi and steam ‘beat; elevator, For rates address H. BINCKLEY, Prop. | Je5-tu,th&s26t — Minnequa, Bradtord Co., Venn. | Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Penna. NOW OPEN. Toree and one-fourth hours from Washington 1,500 feet above sea lerel. No Malaria No Mosquitoes —Pure Spring Water. New and modern sanitary arrangements. | Write for descriptive circular. Circulars at Star icy M.A. & HM. % MILNOR, | my8-tt P.O.. Blue Ridge Summit,’ Pa. | 4HE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ef i CRESSON, PA. | On top, ot , the 1 A Mountains, Main line Penna. miles east of Pittsburg. trains stop. OPENS JUNE 25. | | Delightful location. Excellent _arives, Pare aly | and water. Appolutments t Wweite. for chealars, "Wate BR. DUNHAM, Supt. | myl-78t | ARANDALB HOTEL, | BEDFORD SPRINGS, | EDFORD, PA. renowned for ite Now open for reception of guests: | high standard of excellence. For terms and cir- & SMITH. culars addre: Jel2-1m&108' IN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, Located on fruit bill farm; Blue Kidge mountain; elevation 1,200 feet; 20 minutes’ drive from depot. Return ‘ticket, $2.25, good to Oc- tober 81: Special tate to all families, ‘Send for a G. W. GREEN, Proprietor. my12-5m KEE MAR SUMMER RESORT WILL. OPEN JUNI 18. Elevated, shady lawn, Toome, mountain water, ‘Selon board; rea: rates. Address ML EC PVPHORNE, Hagerstown, Mé@. my2i-2m miles from | Or W. H. BARSTOW, Sy13-20 ou F w. | Headquarters for Musical Supplies. jy2i COLONIAL BEACH, VA.—“THE VIN CF Pecivrs are ——s wot to copy this plan, as all rigl “Not What You Earn But What You Save’’ —determines your success in life. E.G. SMITH 1225 Pa. ave. 1216 -E. St. BOUNTIFUL, RAKGAIN A Five ae chance. A ane raud upright piano, tly used, Upright for cnly, $150 each: banaasme: style, fine make; rich tone; 71-3 octaves: Piane, fully Warrasted. Other bargains. Square pianos very low prices; $5 $250. monthly payment THE PIANO EXCHANGE, we M13 Pa. ‘uve. Piz A new Cabinet Grand Uprigit ano. Piano; price, $140 cash. re quiet New Organs, $50 cash; some Organ. elightly used, $40. GUITAR, (Vine news’ Concert Grand Martin casi Sheet music, ASSIGNEE SALE, jylsiwe 719 Tth st. now. | POR SALE-AN UPRIGHT PIANO; PORST-CLASS : will sell low; do not charge is grand, sq Know we NLIFF, 417 Lith st. now. A CHANCE FOR YOU-AN UPRIGHT only $245: $10 cash and $6 per mouth. sat PURMTURE STORE, 924 7th st. now. YOU A BEAUTIFU h tone, elegant case, are & cash, and $3 per upright, $120 spot cash. agents rivaled ” Sob tuoved. packed, tuned and shipped. fo~ rent. and rent applied if purchased. for the WORCH 4 60., 825 7th st. mow arid Tanos. Unequaled in Tone, Tacit. Workmanship and Pianos for Rent. —o Second-hand Pianos at Rargali xs WM. KNABE & CO., 817 Penna. Alsorutely the STIEF TF PIANO made: tm @oreed bs the musical wi a constructed after the most artistic al! binds Of rare wood cane, ‘Bataulianed more thap 80 PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, 4:7 11th st. ow, me soot Hotel ct america «me Vendome a um Back Bay Common- "¢. HW. GREENLEAF & CO, PROFILE KOUSE, White Mountains. Indixputably the leading Summer Resort of Engiand. Location unsurpassed in scenic attractions. TAPT & GREENLEAF, Jest WILLARD'S HOTEL, — Pa. ave. and 14th st., Jy20-1m0 ©. G. SLOAN & ©O., Proprietors. ADVANTAGES OFFERED: A Fire-Proof Storage Warebouse. A Borglar-Proof Vault for Valuables. Locked Iron Rooms for Furniture. Specially Arranged Rooms for Pianos, Works of Art and Tranks. Expert Packers of Forntture, China, ete. Reasonable rates. ___1f40 Fifteenth Street. SENATE STORAGE ROOMS, FOUR-STORY IRON front building; it [a & rooms; rates, $1 ve DULEY HEMRNG, 28 Pan ave ae ‘pain j | Then there is a sort of exhilaration, | man does more | liquor enough aboard when outei COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. MAUSSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUBS a te Se ee Laboring on the firm earth, with “att aut of doors” to breathe, perspiring and, ms hap, grumbling at one’s hard lack, i perkoe seldom, if ever, stops, to think, that men work day after day deep down in the water, cr the mud, with none but artificial light to guide their movements, and a the air y that umount of pressure, and seldom stays down more thar two ‘hours, the men in the Hudson river tunnel stood « pressure of from forty-five to forty-six and ore-half pounds, and worked in four-hour shifts. Some men stayed down twonty hours at a st-etch, but did not work all th time, and Superintendent Haskins stayed down once twenty-four hours The sensations experienced are peculiar. When a man first steps in there i= a ting- ling in the ears and a pain in the head. and when he talks it is, apparentiy, through the nose. This is caused by the pressure, and the remedy is to hold the nose, close the mouth and blow against the ears. ‘This re- lieves the pain and stops the sensation. | When the poessure is all on the worker feels all right and experiences discomfort. and lock than he vork in th could do outside. Another peculiar thing about the action of the pressure is that a man may have > just it when he steps into make him feel jolly, b the lock he is as as a loon. The danger lies in coming out of th sure Into the open air. I is then that a man is apt to suffer from stacnation of the blood and paralysis caused by the change of atmosphere. Resides this a man may be attacked in the head or stomach with severe pains. Three out of five cases where the head and stomach are attacked result fatally. Anothe: severe malady resulting from the change is what ts called the “bends.” This is the air getting in between the flesh and the bone. It is extremely painful, and so severe that a quart of whisky adminisicred in half an hour would not tntoxicate the patient. The stegnation and paralysis are the worst dangers, and do the work quickly. Many men have been keeled over by these causes, and not « few die. Old timers at the business sometimes get caught. Mr. Ra- pier himself was twice attacked. The rem- edy for this paralysis is @ Quick return to the airlock. The effect of the pressure varies on ani- mals, as is shown by the mules ured in the Hudson river tunnel. Some of these beasts are kept at work down below for a year, and on being brought up are worth more than when they were teken down. Others that had only been in the works four months had to be killed ‘The men, as a general thing, do not re- main a great many years at the business, end a man should never work at it after he is forty years of age. Cutting a hole end building « tunnel through water is an extremely difficult thing, and by many was thought to be im- possible. Still, it done in the case of the Hudson river tunnel, and the method, as told by Mr. Rupler, is very interesting. ‘The work on the tunnel had crtil a body of water was struck. tunnel through this hole of water puzzling question. It was done this way: A so-called balloon was constructed by making a netting of wire rope and cover- ing this netting with canvas. The in- terior of the balloon was then filled with blue clay and salt hay. When fitled, the thirty feet In diameter, weighed 140 tons. The hole of water was then Jo: cated, and with the all of a huge steam derrick the Lalioon was dropped into the on Then several scow loads of dirt were and the At the end of ten days the work of cut~ ting through the balloon was begun. ‘This was a very difficult job. An idea of what hard cutting it wae may be gained from the fact that it took two months to dig through the thirty feet; the plates and brick were Going in as the work progressed. 2 Plans Approved. The plans for the new $75,000 United pres- How to s 8 AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST Compaxy, | States custom house at New London, Conn, have been approved by Secretary Carlisle, Postmaster General Bissell and Acting Sec- retary of the Interior Sims, the board des- ignated to consider the plans for 128 gov= ernment bulldings.