Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1894, Page 5

a eee a 6 rooms; bath; I st. ‘near Bist nw ecnditign: FY aaeie sold this week— houses on M st. n.w. the Price; twa Yapered; oak mantels; a } front Targe lot!» & ES FAIREAN, For SALE-REDUCED TO 94,000-MUST BB those” beautiful new djoiging the corner of w York ave.; concrete with "handsome Square being built bouses, selling as high as $10,000; these are the Prettiest and most complete houses ever offered for jories and cellars; beautifully rge bath room: ry “washstands; furnace heat: rd; ‘granolithte waiks; Fg meMth open for ins AVID D. STONE, FOR SALE $4,000 WIL €ated house, ‘west of 1 cellar; J it DAVID D. sToy built of stone, on one shwest, for $3, nO was refused AVID D. STON desirah sts. DAVIL FOR SALE—A cont investment—only $1,600 for this nice bric house; 3 bed rooms, parlor, latrobe, range, hot and cold water: squares from 6th and H ne. decidedly the best house in the city for the pric ID _D. STONE, S04 and S06 F st. n.) room for @ stable it b. For Save NEV st. uw.; @ large rooms; room for stable. home; 10th near P st. n.w. la fnd laundry; large closets; ’ stationa: $0,200. JAMES BAYN Jot 20x101 onal Bank. zy payment required, 952 Westininster 1 b apd 10th and’S and T sts. % rooms and bat Rew, and Just paperedl; =noathiy Hos. G. furnace ai to suit. Apply at once to auldtt W.S. MINNIX, 1427 F st. now. LESS THAN COST IF SOLD I Ga ay Fomor — mt: ome tac a ree park: $2.00 cash, $5,000 in 3% yrs.; this bargain must be geen to be ted. FO& SALE_ $1,000 next 30 dare rooms | WILLIAMS, BUY THIS WELL-0- h st.; 6 rooms; bath; 20.6x70 to wide alley. Pe S04 and 806 F st. naw. FoR SALE A BEAUTIFUL 2STORY HOU the widest streets in the 6 > paved alley: will re for $25; an ‘offer ome Fewr ago. —t__DAVID D E, S04 aud 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE BRICK HOUSE s ‘st.. eight room large park font and home: on favorable terms: price, HARVEY SPALDING, “The Harrison,” 31a BAY- WINDOW p small or no cash same amount FOR SALE—A GREAT BAI investment; a cheap howe; 0 Will sell one of the finest built, new, houses ‘ever built In the n.w. Price, $4,600; will rent for $30 a month; 6 bea Ufully papered rooms, bath and cellar; “furnac fine location; south of O st idea _how a house should be built. and NOG Fost. now. jook at it and get dining room, kitches HOUSE ON 4TH 3 cellar; large lot; it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and $06 F st. nw. FOR SALE—A COMPLETE AND COMFORTABLE HEN: NEW 9-ROOM PRESS- brick and stone-front house within two blocks Forth of Dupout Circle; three rooms deep; cellar; It moiern finprovements, nu Capitals FOR SALE-BY OSCAR W_ Wit Sth near G nw, bargain. Spruce Holmead Manor,9r.$5,600. 6th ur 3 HR nr ist nw, 7r..°.5,700 3 ne E ne, ‘6r. Houses and lots in all sections city’ for exchange. aull3t FO SALE—BARGAINS 1800, 1811AND 1813 $7,500: easy” terms; ; hot water heat; ASth st.: only Tooms: a.m.t.; fine fin Sion rapidly improving. ‘Apply on premises. aut-2w For SLE SEVERAL HAND: thin three | squares Prices fraur $10,500 to "25,000. Qué2w* TYLER & RUTHERFORL ELL, MY MAGNIFCENT NEW brownstone trimmings, couvenient to all car lines, to reliable part oat any cash, and make mouth per month. "Address A. A. For Salt Wii S @reom and bath, mf, aul D of Dupont Circle. payments of $40 For s. ;_easy terms. each REDEORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F nw. ault-st LE—A SACRIFICE 1034, 30 AND 88 ISTH it. Be; pew 2stery Groom and cellar hoases; adern improvements; lots 17495 to alley. $1,500 near I sw. L: stable JA 1 Bank. 2 hk MES BAYNE, Room 6, © FOR SALE—BY AT DONAT! Northwest, a handsome brick try; fraiue stable; terms, all cash or very littie ¢a: purchaser destres. FOR SALE-YOU HAVE PROPERTY To SELL, Fent or excl ? Constant fi Send us your list. Time JAMES BAYNE, Room 6, Central ) ané-6t* money saved. FOR SALB—-AN ELEGANT GROOM BRICK; A. mi; on Harewood ave., Le Droit Park; lot 33x 90; a bargain; only $0,200: ans-tt STURGES ig MOORE, FOR SALE-7-ROOM BRICK; B ST. 2 oth and loth; lot 20a¥0; Southern exposure; a Bargain; $6,200; terms easy ant-tt FoR SALB_TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-THREE + st press brick houses, oe ek. 144 inches on T posite Franklin Park; rear lot. Apply to Dr. D. M. OGDEN, Executor, 1624 Pst. nw. Offer wanted. FOR SALE—CORNER 11TH AND F STS. WEL 2 brick; a.m.L; south and eas front; richiy papered and decorated; $5,000; §50 abd $0 NCOCK & CO. ew cash mont! Fax 1! 3y31 Cor." 18th and G sts. FOR SALE ed brick dy31 ‘or. 13th and G sts. ne. FOR SALE—CoR. 19TH AND GALE STS. N.E.; business corner and residence; $1,100; $300\ casi and $10 a month; no interest. Apply’ to FRANK L. HANG Cor. 13th and G sts. nie. @ open to § p.m. FOR SALE-ON PENNA. AVE. S.E., FRONTING south, very near cable cars, bath bay-window brick; large cellar and good rear yard to ailey; a bargain to quick buyer. L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. nw. good ‘six-room anil FOR SALB_CORNER STOWE. EuAME, WELL Lp- ted northeast; pric 500; Srikcakoren, "63 ich St FOR SALE OR erty—A gentleman's count fader “etiitivation; near At ; Jarze barng and outbuildings; also wharf; all in first-class order; fine driving, fishing, crab: Ding and sailing; two blocks from de Batation fary to Poiladelphts, 2c hin ‘two rears; View of ocean, Atlantle City, Lon 7,,Wil’ exchange Address G., 623 F st. n.w. @ revenue of $1,500 wit! Point and Ocean Ct Bropert: CHANGE SEASHORE PROP- seat of 46 acres; all _ STORAGE. STORAGE CARRIAGES OF ALL. at low prices. A. H. GRE nw. “Pound Foolish and penny wise is the condition of those that prefer cheap storage to secure storage at a slightly higher cost. the use of the only FIRE-PROOR STOR- AGE WAREHOUSE in Washingt®. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, We offer you amine it. aull 1140 15th st. pow. FoR RES story % , $1 per load per month: ani iospett. DULY & HERRING, 225 Pa nw. ARMY AND st; best if desired; rates reasonable. = DENTISTRY. Take Time To Think ‘And you'll find that our method of PAIN- LESS EXTRACTION is the only safe one to harmless — has uo effect om the vital organs whatever. with the gum nerves only. It is abs use. out pain, 50 cents. FANS DENTAL Panons, 1217 PENNA. AVE. N.W. ‘ault SAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 1407 G ation in Washington; separate rooms lutely Extrecting with- Examination are Free, detect less extracting, Dr. Graham, 307 7th ‘St. aul3 ce devotd of pain [. §. DENTAL ASSOCIATIC @ental organization of America. fstry at woderate prices by pil cor. THB LEADING | AND D N.W. THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. ie es COUNTRY BOARD. faz BoaRb—Lahon Housp, _ Suaby lawp, every fresh and pleutiful for table, perfectly hgaltdy locatio wenlent to Falls re tation. Terms, per week. Children gad nurses, alg price." Box 83, Mineral Spring, Bast End,’ Alexandria county, "Va, auld-4t* SUMMIT HOUSE_N MANAGEMENT—GAITH. ersburg—Deligut(ul resort for families; 45 amin. Met. Gr. tot and’ cold, batter plenty -abade! abundant ‘table; livery at hotel. ‘Terms reasouable, Satis |ADYSIDE FARM,” ON CHESAPEAKE DBAy jore; steamboat three times a week; beautiful Tew of thia majestic water; salt-mcater Dething, ting, crabbing, &c.; terms, T week; 1.25 “per day. ‘Address ‘W. 'S. Si. CLAIR, = de, Mu. ‘aut -u* EXCELLENT BOARD AND ROOMS, $18 AND per month, at a first-class mineral’ springs resort, $2 CRgtte Viewiula mountains. “Address LITHLA, Star Satce, ‘aull-St* GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ACCOMMODATIONS, at moderate cost, can be had at Paeonian Spring for August and September, by applying to Mr C. JONES, Paconian Spring, Va. aull-cod PROSPECT HILL, IN THE MOI STAID Plenty of shade, fruit, spring water, excelled. Apply to HENSON SIMPS¢ Fe county, Va. Syit-eotm TERRACE FARM, SOUTH —BOATIN bathing, fishing,” shade; boats free; _ no witoes; terms, "$5 per week. D. W. HI Ligewater, A. A. county, Md. SEAT PLEASANT HOUSE, Bennings, D. C., open wll the year; meet the 4:36 train from ‘Washington daily; special winter | rates. Send for circular. aalo-im = MFORT — KETREAT™ city; seep ‘Kyse, _ Washington co., Md." ” au6-12t LEN MANOR,” FOREST spectal terms from Saturday dress PROPRIETOR. jeld-tm* FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—LARGE STEAM MERRY-GO-KOL cheap. Address S., Star office. auls3t® ‘ALE—ONE CO} s ottice fixtures, desks, chairs, tables, separately or’ as a Whole; a bargain body if cold this week. J. Ke SUH co, WF st. a POR SALE—AT SACKIFIc Union Building, occu dress INVESTMENT, Si ke. STON FoR 73 43-DWE. SOLID 1K. GOLD Watch, with fall jewel, Elgin movement, for $ A beautiful $50 diamond ring, a berg: 14k. gold chain for $10. 985 nw, SALE-1 14-FOOT COUNTER, 1 scales and 1 counter scales. Address BaRGaL 2 Star office. RAILROADS BALTIMORE AN} SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIO CITY, HOTEL ROYAL, KENTUCKY A from the ocetin; third scusooe he saeriee ot cae room and table afe established, Rates ‘at Hotel Johnson, gisq at Hoy , late of Willard’s Hotel, Manager. OHIO RAILROAD, fect June , 1804, station, corner of New rthwest) Vesttbuled Limited th, 8:00. p.m. St. Loulé and Indianapolis, Vesti- | 80 p.tm., express 12:10 night. express daily 11:15 2, and Staunton, 11:15 For Winchester and way ONE SQUARE cespeare method, For weak voices, Jersey avenue les; trial lesson free. For Chicago and No: throat and lung trou TWO $600 SECOND TRUST NOW secured on good n.w. property terest and principal guaranteed; good discount Address GUARAD circulars, et FOR 2 YEARS, 5 ment of. ine after the 25 payment of ip: M. OG. EDELIN, THE BERKELEY Point, Annapolis, for all universities and sclen- | Title Schools, for direct commissions in the army | and navy and for the ctvil service. past year twelve students have teen successfully various examinations, private lessons in all branches. RLES W. FISHER, B.S. Ficad Master, SHOOL, 925 18TH ST,, WILL A dior Wok | baled Limited, 3. HOTEG TRAYMOKB, oeaai as Atlantic City, a e year. Few. W. GREEN & CO. ‘0 LOAN—$3,000 OR $4,000—TO on improved real estate frst’ morjgage at 6 per Call at S00 14th st. MONEY TO LOAN terest on Washingto ALLEN W. MALLERY, & ©0., 624 F st. tations, 6:30 p.m. New Orleans, 12:05 Arrangements RATES OF IN-] may be made for Chattanooga, Memphis an La FONTAINE, ag ag - Ocean end of Kentucky ave., Atlantic City, N. J. New management. COUSTON fe MASSEY. Laray, For Baltimore, | x7:10, 7:20, (8:00 (3:00 45 mtnutes), ‘8+ ‘ew and modern, Week days, x6: ‘80, x9:30 (10:00 12 x3:05, 33:10, x9:00, x11:30 | HOTEL ALDINE, Gonzaga College, Under the direction of the Fathers of the Society of Jesus. Classical and business courses of studies. Special clesses in Latin and Greek for older students. Schools open Tuesday 5 lars address Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, 8.J. prompt action, at the 000, including both Straight loans in any Amount, from $1,000 or mote, at 6 per cent, on Strictly first-class in all ber ragetn tse principal and tn 255 "p.m. Sundays, 24:20, 00 45 minutes), 3:25," 4:31, 15:05 30, 38:00, x9:00, 16:00, x11:30, 11°35 p.m. 7:10 and 9:15 am. v8, 8:30 a.m, 4:31 pm. | 1:15, 24:30, 05:30 pm. For Hagerstown, a11:15 a.m. and a5:30 p.m. For Boyd and way poiut burg and way eae 00, 28:00 BRADY HOWSE, ARKANSAS AVE. BET. ATLAN- te and beach;” good board; fine rooms; orchestr: forms moderate; circulars auatled, P.O. Box | For Annapolis, | 4:28" p.m. Ronda For Frederick, ail:15 N_ON_ APPROVED PROPERTY and 6 per cent; po MONEY TO LA SOF Vint- ginla, affords a beautiful summer home, with spring beds, plano, hunting und fishing, with table board “une ‘Nort B, 1 .: homelike and to $0 week. Mrs, TO LOAN ON, APPROY! estate at 5 and 6 per cont; no delay R. Hi. T. LEIPOLD, th and F sts. AILDING AND LOAN EDUCATION F AND DAUGHTERS. epeerian Business College, epublic building, cor, 7th night sessions. Circular mailed.’ Mrs. National Munk ‘or Washington Junction and way points, 9-00, E cs8 trains stopping at In the national capita For Bay Ridge, m., 1:30 and 3:15 LOE. LINE Ps throughout the country, 44 a household word, associated with thorough busi- prosperous career. ‘The thirtieth scholastic 5 stitution begins Monday, September ATLANTIC CITY, 3 see the beach. If you want a PROM ither for the building or purchase nesé traning and EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, ‘ew York, Roston and the (10:00 a.m. ex, Sun. Dining 8:00 (5:05 Dining Car). open at 10:00 Call on or add 0 City; capacity, 200; IAL, and’ convenience "AGES. $10 to MOST — DESIRABLE home in mountains on B. and O.; 55 miles frout en throughout the year. W. M, CLARK, complete bookkeeping cour» moral and soelal s 200 Dining Car) MONEY TO LOAN. ood tale; $2 to $3 per di 1S per Week: special rat for families for seasor KENDRICK, Owner and Proprietor. pnomy and come . MD.,- MT, br. B. and O pager few Crone reduced Ta! for rema’ T season; strict! it -c} = PS of thoroughly trained teachers, “Loca itir’ ali” conven- Spacious, brilltant]; y lighted, handsome Terms’ moderate, 13th st., Washington,DC, CHAS. 0. SCULL, security within the Distrlet of : Gen. Pass. “Agt. SOUTHERN RAILWAY, (PIEDMONT AIR LINE). All trains arrive and leavi senger Statton, 200 a.m. dail mediate stations, and connects at Lynchburg with BB, NORRIS _ SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAS'T. HOTEL LAFAYETTE Located 190 feet from Special rates LETE SET BROKER'S MONEY IN SU of Its gradua re Washington, D. ¥ FRACY & CO. GREAT SOUTHER) complete and perfect throug operates Pullman Buffet ington yia Charlotte al jumbta to Savainah and Jacksonville, uniting at | Charlotte with Sleeper for Angasta, threugh Pullman Buffet with connections New ‘York and Upens June 16, CAVE MAY, N. NG TAUGHT time and mon the hecessry mathemailes for designers. ew York to Mont- uctions begin September 2 MONRY ‘TO LOAN tate at 3 per cent tnte a Open vil the year. 2 THEO. MUELLER. WILBURTON-BY-THESEA, FoR SALB_ $100 CASH—A BARGAIN-A CATI- net national cash register in perfect order; used only eleven months; cust $300; guaranteed. Ad- tar oitice. aul tats IN SALE MONDAY, CALIGRADH typewriter and fine oak desk, Miller safe, upright othce desk, 5 show cases, shelving At_ the’ JUNCTI TURE FOR SALE-CHEAP_O steam laundry machinery. Address Ri MALLORY, 22 Light st., Balthwore, Md. ull -ateo : as at BL a FOR SALE—V'URE MILK, CREAM AND BUTTER can be promptly furnished by OXON TILL FARM DAIRY, 7 2a st. me. aud 101* FOR SALE—OAKMONT MILK exclusively; used: ficials of Department of Agr . jan, Geological survey, ete., and by the phystelaus. Orders 719 Hai. .w., oF I’ mithson- lor suites; low prices. Call REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND TIME HOUSE, 813 7th st. nw.my4-tr GINES, BOTH NEW all on D. BALLAUF, Agt., 731 7th st. nw. MEDICAL. DR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL 1S & powerful 3 the remedies for Nervous Paralysis ai weak, — nite: zest, is no It has been in use rly forty-five years in this city. 900 Hs. aulé-In DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD, The only regular graduates of inedicine and Magnetic therapeutics practleing In. the. city. All chronic diseases successfully treated ty Bew ond scientific principles. Offices, 608 12th st. n.w., 2 doors from F st. Consultation free. my15-3m_ COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. COMMISSSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- He for all states and territories SP by KH. EVANS, office (basement), 1 Always in office, office hours. who are lack of # COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE and territory. Notary and U.S. Commissioner. JOMIN FE. BEALL, 0628, 1321 F st. nw. j ~ HOTELS. TYLER s KUDH 345 p-m—Daily fo- Orange and Intermediate And through train for Front Ko Strasburg, daily, ex Spring Lake, N. J. Twenty-ffth year, Opel 1. flute, cornet, ete. Free advantages ARD, Director. Je28: June to October. R. K. LETCHWORTH. — IMPROVED CITY UNIVERSITY M.D, 1118 13th maw, St. John’s College, — anic and collegiate Open ntil October including hot sea ty Augusta, Savannah, Ne and Tampa, carrring Pullman Sl-eper 5 operates Pullman Ww Orleans via Atlanta and to Asheville via Salisbury, shington to Augusta via Columbia. Dining car to Montgomery. . TON. AND OHIO DIVI- ve Washington at 9:10 a.m., dally, 4:30 daily, except Sanday, and 6 for Round Hil, and. 4:32 for Leesturg, Herndon. Returuing. arrive Wash! fon §:26 a.m. t Sunday, from Leesburg. and 6:53 a. «dally, except Sunday. from Herndon only. Through trains from the seuth arrive Washine- 2:20 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Mans a.m., dally, except. Sunday, at rates for June. Send for cireular. ROBT. B. ENGLE, Prop. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. COLONIAL BEACH, tables and Fi . horses, wagous, et COUPSER: also ehisses Heal drawing. UNITED STATES COLLEG TERINABY § STREET NW THE ALVIN an get the money or dilress yo pert paid reduces ee tees See lowe in proportion to i F MPLETE OUTFIT OF oe ~~ MONEY TO LOAN CP For prospectus and full infor ROBINSEN, V. KRETCH MAR, DALL, steams: ON WASHINGTON ton 7:18 a.m., 2:1 sas Division 8'40 S:4) a.m. daily from "Orange. jeeping Car reservations and informa- dat offices, 512 tnd 1300 Pennsylva. and at Pussencer Station, Pennsylva- ‘hington, D. Gy A. TURK, Gen. Pass. en. Agt. Pass. Dept. b ANIA MATIIROAD. Station corner of 6th and B ste. 10:30 A.M. PE’ Dining. “Smoking | and eland and Toled), SBURY PARK, ASEURY PARK, N. PNIVERSITY 1 ents Wil! open Oct. Jely-t. thst AND BATHS. 4 MITED.—Pullman Observation Cars Butet Parlor Car to Har. SYLVANTA LT IX SUMS FR VILLA, CAPE MAY, REAL ESTATE Pooms; terms Q, SQL TZ MAN Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Cars, Har- + PM. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. | Tecovered enough to be around, after week iman Buffet Parlor Car to Dining Cars, Harrisburg to St. innati, Louisville and Chicago, TO LOAN—ON jarrisburg. Sleep- onterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Blue Widze Mountatas, P Three and one-fourt hours from Washington, hove sea level 1Z0. ESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman Louis, and Sleep. “IFIC EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- ane, Canandaicna, Rochester and | had kept his men waiting for some time ra Falls daily, ‘except, Sunday. Elintra and Renovo, dafly, except msport daly, 3:15 p.m. for Williamsport, ‘Roc! Magara Falls daily, except Saturday, with Cur Washington ‘to Rochester. for Erie, Canandalzua, Rochester and ’ Niagara Falls daily, ping Car Washington to on to Rochester. New ‘York ‘and ‘the Eart. ONAL LIMITED.” all Par. Car from Raltimore, for lpia week days. 7:20. 8 4-20, 10:00 and 11: , Th MMning Car), 200 and 11:25 p.m. For “30 week 10 P.M. SOUTH Arrancewents, nz and Dining Cars 1: Circulars at Star | Write for descrip P.O. Blue Rie UIN THE MOUNTAINS. “10-20 at. fo WASHINGTON, » Approved real - M., Principal. Se a INTHE HIGHLANDS Pitiadeiphta only, xpress, 201 and 5:40 For Roston without change, nd 218 p.m. da’ toga Express PL HL SMITH & S¢ address JAM (through Buffet Parlor Car), WILLARD'S HOTEL, Pa. ave apd 14th se22 Washington, D. C._ EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C. a.m. week day - 9:00 (SatuMars only), 9:40, 15 p.m. week days. Sundays, 12:15 pam For Baltimore, 6:25. 7:20. 7.50, 19:39, 11:00. and (4:00' Limited), 42 26, 11:15 and 11:85 |p NIN SUMS TO SUL HA ACADEMY,” at SiN DANENII WHITE COTTAC O1, B15 4:00 Limited), _ PIANOS AND ORGAN 10:00, 10°40 and 11:35 p.m. For Pope's Creek Line, 7:20 a daily, except Sut FURNITURE, Without remo-a We've a lot of Bargain pried PIANOS Of different makes—all thoroughly reliable stimulator we've marked As a tra mo ACTUAL COST. Y sensation of buying Piano at the cost to us. Cash or install. ments—on ea¢y terms. Cartage and moving extra, Henry White, 935 F St. auld Live Express for Richmond, Jack- 4:30 am. 3:3) pm. daily. tn, 8:20 p.m. dally. a.m. week dave. Quantico, 7:45 a.m. datiy, “45. $240, 9:45, mare the day yor apply for them. Please call on | large, airy ‘roo sonable rates, UARANTEE C0., NI%, Aurora, W. Va. - H.W. main floor, and 4:25 p.m. week For ‘Alexandria, HARPER'S FERRY, W.Va and cir in town apa oifiee St HILL Top TOU: Finest loeatie POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. — 1’, hours from V = ria mT. Vropeister, VOD, HARPER'S FERRY, rave Alexandria for Washincton, 6:05, 6:43 5.00, 5-30, 6:18. 7:00, 7:90, 9-15, 10-52 On Sunday at 6243. 9:10, 10: 9:18 and 10-53 p.m WILLIAM TL, $90 CASH WILL BUY A SPLENDID UPRic iano, in perfect order. Apply ae FU Bronte, edt ih at nw. $10 €. H AND $6 PER MONTH WILL BUY ONE ef the following pianos: One New England, $225 lett & Cumston, Harrington & Behr LBros., $200 guaran Fears; stool and cover included. HI & Of 925 7th st. n.w., Sohmer Piano Ag Packing, bandit Piano Offers. Spectal low prices to close ont ummer stock. Several nent makes of the day. The Piano Exchange, WE HAVE SEVERAL SEC payments. We Rave sudare plane from $50 iis "You win "tind our equitable. aué PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, 417 11th st. n.w. KRAKAUER PIA’ dard jastrument: TLE OF MUSIC, 1209 G st. n.w. Est. 1872. Jy28-3n1 Vresident, reopens for stu where orders can b ft for the check to dest'nation from hotels and res- 3. R. Woon, Gen'l Pass. Agt. Agents, Alex. AKE AND ONTO RAILWAY, dale 1a effect Ma daily from Uulon station @. and id new Iron ste timore and river nesday at 6 p.m. uesday und” Friday and repairing. aull | America, with solld train ser- i ITARY ACADEMY, is H. ORLEMAN, Prin. at from Washi 1 of our pres- ightly used uprights st etedit given: discount for cash. advantage of these bargains, The promi- m-heated Train. Louis without mod.tions first-class, tion apply to UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Eversthing strictly first-class and on the most Teasonable terms. Ty ‘TUS BURGDORF, HING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, 1334 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Telephone, 235. state room and al _913 PA, AVE. ND-HAND UPRIGHT planes we will sell very low on easy monthly 0 je of dealing very DATLY—The famoms “F. F. ¥. Lim- A sold vestibuled train, and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnat!, Lexington and th st. wharf or 910 Pa. with dining car fags, week dare, arriving 7:50 rar from Hinton. Arrives Cin. From 7th st. ferry wharf, ©n Monday, Wednes: for river landing: _ 340. jal-te _ ‘art, elocution, &c. SOS, THE POPULAR STAN. remarkably sweet, powerful and durable. Sold reasonably at KUHN‘'S TEM- and Nomint ‘creel nd Leonardtown Returning on Tuesday, "NDAY For OM Potnt Only rat! Tine. for Gortonsriile, KNABE anos. Unequaled in Tone, Touch, Workmanship and — Durability. is eos Pinaos for Rent. Second-hand Pi: at Bi M1 1 Janos: jargains, Je29 WM. KNABE & CO., 817 Penta. ave. D.w. = [ —- = | made; {n- A by the musi fession; constructed Sfter the’ most artistic. designs and tn all Ribas of rare woud cases, Extublished more than 60 st. bw. yearn _apli-ts = ; OCEAN TRAVEL. Netherlands line From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne sur Mer (3% -hours from Londeh or Paris). S$. 8. Obdam, Sat., Aug 18, 1 p.m. SS. Werkendam,” Thu., Aug 28, ‘1 p.m, rst cabin, $45 to $55. Second cabin, $36, ‘or gg ry . Rpm singel Agency, 89 Broadway, New Yor rent Washington. D.C, G. W. Moss,” 92 EF. DROOP, 925'Pa. ave., and A. W isth st. bw. mh15. DRS Pars Filling @ spe: teeth treated and saved. ‘All branches cf Dentistry. SS XT. Wal ate. ————— NB, 10TH ST. Ls A LRER, Meuperet Gosda, Fire B: Ging aaa "Tile Asbestos, Flue Lining, Pulp $ OTH AND 5, RILEY BiDG— | PARISIAN CURLING FLUID—-THE PARISIAY ity. The best solution applied to | the gum prevents pain im extracting. Aching Complexion Cream. Herbnium Tonic th td MISS: CR4 CADMAN'R Heit ‘ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, 626 12TH AND 1206-1208 I +t, o.w, French dyeing and ng of every desctiption; evening party madg a it; Our pat extends inf of ~ | W. RIDLEY, Gen'l Manager. ¥. V. ARROWSMITH FOR THE PIC. tomac and Chesap ke WEDNESDAYS and DAYS. ‘Touching ‘at all popular watering mmer resorts, Charlottesville, Wa 1 Virginia ‘points; daily, Pullman locations and tickets at company’s of- fices, 518 and 1421 Pennsylvania _avenne Situated upon oro”, Staunton and princ- que hills overlook Md. Sctentifc, _ ATTORNEYS. GEO. W. KERN, Expert in patent cases. Specifications drawn for fuventors, 918 F st., Washington, D.C. Jy8-2in* City, Howard county, classical, Commerctal courses course for small bors. bearders or day sehclare. For BROTHER MAU iculars address "E, President. —= ISSON EXPLOSION. The © lenge Accident W out Precedent, Not wi From the St. Louis Republic. On the morning of the 16th ultimo in Chi- cago a caisson belonging to battery F of the second artillery of the United States army blew up with fearful force, killing three artilicrymen and a trooper and wounding thirteen others, besides damaging much property in the vicinity of the place where the explosion occurred, It was thought at the time, and so announced, that the explosion was unprecedented—that noth- ing like it had ever occurred before. But since then another Instance where a limber | exploded, probably the only other instance of the kind, has come to light. It occurred 12:15 and | in India in the fall of 1868. Capt. Clement W. Bellairs, at present the fair grounds superintendent, who.was at that time in the British service and stationed at Bellary, witnessed it. At the time of the Chicago explosion Capt. Bellairs was at Lake Min- netonka recuperating. He saw the account of the affair, stating that it was unique, never having occurred before, and wrote privately to Gen, Nelson A. Miles relating the Indian affair. Capt. Bellairs spent nine- teen yecrs in the British service. A Republic reporter called on the captain at his pretty home in the fatr grounds yes terday and heard the account of the explo. sion which he witnessed in India. It is best told in the captain's own language. “We were stationed at Bellary, which ts located in what are known as the Ceded Districts, in the Madras presidency, which is in the southern part of India. Major Richard Hennigan was in command of the post, while Capt. W. F. Caine was com- manding the battery in which the explosion occurred. We drilied early in the morning, being obliged to finish before sun up. b battery of D brigade cf the royal horse ar- Ultery, which Was the fatal one, was com- posed of six guns, with six horses to each, There were three drivers for the six horses, one sergeant and nine gunners, making total of ten men for a mounted detach- ment, including the three horse-holders, when in action, also the two gunners wha sit on the limber. The horse artillery bat teries in the British service never take out the caissons as they do in the field bat< teries, the detachments being mounted. As a rule, drill in the British artillery com- mences with a march past, both horse ar- ullery and field batteries walking and trot- ting past in various formations. At the end of the trot past, as it is known, the field batteries proceed to their original si while the horse artillery continues quite @ distance beyond the line of passing, and, reversing, forms columns of half batteries, that is, of three guns each, with the left in front. “They then gatlop past the commending officer at top speed. On this occasion the left half battery, which was leading, ail but arrived at the saluting point, w the limber of the center gun of the follows ing half battery, which was thirty-eight yards in the rear, blew up. The detonation and force of the explosion was awful. The three drivers of the = which was No, 2, as well as the two limber gunners, were killed instantly, mangied and torn fearfully. The six were also kil Many of the detachment of mounted gun: ners were injured. as well as the horses of gurs Nos. 1 and 8, which, with the one in vhich the explosion occurred, formed the second half battery, and which were nines teen yards on each flank of it. “In the ‘itish service the farrier sere geant always rides in the rear of No. gun. In this case the farrier sergeant, a brave fellow named Taylor, was riding in his usual position, moanted on a roan horse, his usual charger, The padlock from one of the two limber boxes was blown backwards, struck his horse in the chest, pierced the cavity, end was afterward found to have penetrated past the back ribs.-Sergt. Taylor was terribly burned and disfigured; so much so that when he of lying in cotton-wool, body was as blue as sulphate of copper, and the arm physicians said that the dye would remai stanch for the rest of his life, which it did, “We never had a doubt in the battery ag to the cause of the awful accident. The half battery’s regular ammunition inspecs tion had taken place the previous day. The lieutenant in command of that half battery: before he arrived to make the inspection — so long that the limber gunner’s dinner Buttato | hour had past before he had concluded. I their haste to get to dinner they had ni doubt fatled to properly screw on the of one or more shells, of which there thirty-three In each limber box, and some powder must have dribbled out. The Jol ing of the limber at the furious pace al which they galloped past produced fricti on the outside of a shell or and th catastrophe followed. If it had happen: in a field battery the explosion would un- doubtedly have been communicated to the caisson, or wagon, as it is called over The consequences would have been awf; ELECTRIC HAIR BLEACHING, A New Method of Converting Urae nettes Into Blondes in Quick Time. From the Electric World, An enterprising hatr dyer has projected scheme for meking bleached blon4es as fa: as the demand may require. The subject the operation seats herself in an operatt) chair, somewhat similar to that used dentists, and rests the beck of her neck a@ meta! plate, which is the negative t minal of a rather strong battery, the c’ rent from which is sufficient to exert moderate decomposing action on solutio! of salts, containing a bleaching agent suc! «s chlorine, The tresses are allowed to back of the chair and are dampened with solution of what the inventor terms hi - cret. A brush, composed of metallic tles, which have been gilded of plati and which arg electrically connected the source of the current thus forming tha positive pole of ‘ps battery, slowly and steadily Grawn through the hair. A slight decomposition of the salt held in solution takes place, the bleaching agent iq liberated and the coloring matter in thé nair is lightened. The discoverer declares that the color given to the darkest hair may ve varied at pleagure, and may also be carefully regulated; furthermore, he states that the color does not reremble that of ordinary “bleached” hair, but is more na! vral and in every way able to deceive most expert in such matters. While t idea is one which is attractive from an ; | Perlmental standpoint, the object attaing ed, if his statements are true, is one which should be pushed into obscurity by @ minis mum amount of praise. Still another beaus tifying (2) effect of the current is obtain’ ed by this inventor, who seems too ferti! in such vanity-promoting ideas. Me ad. vertises to make ladies’ lips resemble cor: in thelr dazzling redness. His process is, course, an electrical one, and he prod: an unhealthy reddening of the lips by ing an inflammation by means of a sos called Faradic current. f There is pretty good evidence that his showy operating rooms are weil crowded 4 a “bevy of beauties” at all times u day, and@ it 1¢ quite amu to watch the for | silly women who have much more money, than bratns at their disposal emerge fi this gilded den feeling their fevered lips with their tongues and trying to smile whi “they are paying too dear for their whistle.” NESDAYS, at 3p. Leouardiown, " George's Island, Suitth's creek, and St. Clement's bay, artiying. at ‘Washington nd Fridag, mornings. -m., for Colobial Bench, Co Viney Voint, St. George's Island, Sraith micg rivers, arriving at ight. CW. RIDLEY, Gen. Man. 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The 19, 49 and 9-cent marks on meny articles of merchandise have led certain investigators to demand a 9-cent coin, says the New York Ledger. It ts said in defense of this igea that it would greatly facilitate making change and save shoppers a great deal of time. There is some reason to think thet a certain class o rot exhibit apy great rences required; Address PRIVAT! e t day. AGNES’ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY, N.Y, where ral nder the direction of Bishop Doane. Choice of uur courses of study for graduation, stadies may be taken, or a full collegtal For entalogue, address Miss E. 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