Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1895, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1895-“TWELVE PAGES. ] FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. COUNTRY BOARD. FOR SALE—A CHARMING CORNER HOUSE §. x and b.; inet which ‘we will unincumbered lot FOR SALE—ON $8,000—A VERY DESIRABLB home on north side ‘of R. I. ave. bet, 9th and 10th sts. n.w.; lot 18x100 to alley, with 2-story brick stable; house contains 10 rooms and bath; in excellent condition; very cheap. Apply imme- diately to L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. n.w. apt-3m : BATH, ¢ ; 5 AUGUST DONATH, For $ ALE_—A PRETTY 2STORY AND BASEMENT press-brick and stone front; 7 rooms and bat 611 7TH Tell rented; almost new: ft at. near ist nw; - OSOAIB NEW STONE xp | 10t 17x00 to alley; price only $3,800, which is HANDSOME NEW STONE AND] $700 less thin cost; owner must sell immediately } ke dwe in a very good location; near | to leave city. L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. 1 Circle; 9e., bath, cellar; hot water hew naw. : h decorations. Bric ah Ape. t WW) to sell this week. FOR SALE-STH ST. EXTENDED, 5-ROOM F S. MINNIX bew, frame dwelling, with store, renting at $168 per a Sa a Yeag; price only $1,500. This good invest- For Sane -Lo0K AT TH WORTH | inet, “L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th'st. n.w. $5,000 for $2,600. d-bullt 2-story bay-win- | ap30-3m dow brick; but ‘fr large bed rooms, well E . parlor; large dining | FOR SALE—ONLY $6,500 TO IMMEDIATE hen; all rooms newly and peantifally | buyer, that choice plece of property, No. 1212 T2ft. pared ailey: | N m.W.; good lot; paved alley rear: a real bar- 1251 T st. ne; good L. STARGARDTER, cable ears. ‘This 613 15th st, hw. best lox . The purchaser DAVID D. @ house; 6 rooms and bath; ami; on ne; AMES BAYNE, Room Ss, Central Nat FOR SALE-2 NEW BAY-WIND¢ USES price HARLES W. HANDY, 610 12th st.n, FOR SATE-PRETTY 2STORY AND BASEMENT frame; in excellent condition; located on jot 384x100 to cl et. y. For particulars ap . STARGARDTER, ae 613 15th st. nw. AUTIFTL 7TROOM AND RAT! northwest secifon; 5, ite COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. iANT IMPS, 104 and led by sts. N a st. 20; get $romptly and kee us. & HALDEMAN, GIT Lith st Jeld-ar* WALGLE. finish havi ert for- 10 st.; brick thwest; BRANC FARM." THIS ted six miles north of Wash- on, adjoining Takoma Park on east, contai acres; dwelling contains 14 rooms; ui conventences: tivo houses for servants: commo- lous barn; Carriage house, work shop, sheds, &e.; 1 in ro 3 springs and a xood running stream of water, s fe kK oand dairy farm. For furtuer particulars, appiy to THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 4 F st.’n jel ANTED TO BUY A FARM NEAR THE CITY lines of BR. R. or & must be cheap for casi; deal direct with owner. Address Box 65, ieigitwood, D, Jelz. ONE HOUR'S $100 a month THE McLACHLEN RK. EL cked; planted se to $150. VAN COL, 10th Hent water: FoR houses, Just fink Sooo So uaaeaen aud aircady reuted at S1830 nent = aE ¥ lee; conveniently} rn) WANTED—To Tt WooDLAND at for tenants, Price, $2 easy. terms. or farm near Washington; near railroad or river FOR SALE. Pa. ave, sie; a nearly new doutle-| must be cheap for cash. ‘Glve full description. ghax windy, belek oie (rent, $21 Address P.O. Box 215, Washington. jelf-t5t UT nee ne orn Sno FOR RENT—“AT BETHESDA, MONTGOMERY Pac cihive mpectal Gargahin eerekitoc Gar list anal; count Store and dwelling: ood general ee Oe pens Fem for our ist and) yrehindise ant market stand, with stable. aud oan tar timee n sbed S20 per month, C. H. FICK- eee &B 4 320 st. u.W., oF ob the preim- ‘ SDUCED TO. $9,000. : Jela-ae® tesa story and cellar brick; 10 aes Rage aE = = 10th and F sta, awe: owner | POR SALE—FARM OF 500 ACRES NEAR COLES- eee ville, Md. Fer particulars addresg it. 8. DONALDSON, 942 E st. See bs , See SEUSS AE Bint 2w Me, "Md. DUCED TO $12,500. - = ; : x west of 14th at.; | FOR SALE—ONLY $100 ‘$i4,000 to b price if s DONALDSON, 42-E st. o rORY. farm at Estelle, h wood om the ‘pla be sold on small inst theulars. L. RISLEY, delphi ‘with 12 DW, 0 cash, bale: month. Price cul T, WILCOX & H brik ‘SH AND $1. UTIFUL, nging in for list. WES 1907 Pa, ave. FOK SALB—WE TAVE SFVE dvellires near Dupont Clrel fiom $6.00) to. $25,000, Sem Corr. WILCOX & MIESTON, i SALE- ON COLUMBIA HEIGHT FOUR ew Uiree-story and ent press brick houses; reaching completion; on Kenesaw ave: st. AS pretty Lomes as were ever built ington. Furnace heat; ted bath and Ma n house par Ing room, two pantries, large closets and. bath! nd good Heights ALE. 18 rooms, 2 baths, Nght; open SALEBY BLOCK & Cr store on 14 new. st. bet. 414 and 6th now. ith St. now.bet.D and N st.nw N.Y. ‘av = B st. ne, Treasury Department. Th reject any it PROPOSALS FU EL ri the ee, dur Blank be obiatned upon appli- tlon to the division of revenu w House resentatives, ington 1 be TWELVE O'CLOCK M., ENTY-NINTH, 1805, for of one thousand (1.000) tons, t white ash furnace coak dlso seventy-five (75) cords, tore or spruce pine, and one hundred and more or less, of the best oak Wood, asm the House of R sentatives during the fiseal year ending June 1 said wort and coal to b vered stored in the vaults of the south wing of th Capitol at such times and in such quantities may be ordered by the clerk of the House of Re resentatives. The coal must wei to the ton and the oak wood must 3) pi ‘The wood must me feet to the ¢ and must and cut at the Capitol. Th 128 cuble I, measured sure reweigh the coal at the Capitol and tie any aud all bids is reserved. The to be indorsed, “Proposals for Coal and Wood’? and addressed to JAMES KERR, Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives, United States. Je3-lawsw FOR SALE—5 GOOD BUILDING LOTS NORTH- east; 16x90 to alley; only $5,500; $2,000 cash, bal- GOOD COUNTRY BOARD springs, on Oak Crest Far OND MILE FROM pleasant and bealth- ance in 3 years at 5 per cent. ful; terms, §5 wk., or £16’ mio.; reference when CHARLES W. HANDY, Insurance Broker, desired. Mr. and Mrs, C. J.°ZIRKLE, Fauquier Jel5-3t G10 13th st. mW. Springs, Va. Jel7: FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE—LOT | BOARDERS WANTED—GOOD EQOALITY:PLE: 650x110 on north sid LeRoy place; close to Conn. shade; good country fare; four’ miles from ave, and street rs. Address G. BROW! and C. and O, R. Address Mrs. H. D. B, Smiths itution. Jets. MAN, Uno, Madison county, ‘Va. jet7-3¢° FOK SALE—A MAGNIFICENT BUILDIN COUNTRY BOARD—HEALTHR IS 9 WEALTH; certaining 18,000 sy). fee pf land, from “abundance of shade; pure limestone water and Con he wen this ehiire cite, trom Georzetown | mlueral water; good bathing, beating aud College to the navy yard; only one mile west of | fishing. Apply’ W., Falling ’Waters, W. Vas Sas ae A. PHILLIPS & SON, 1422 N. Y. ave. Jel7-3t* a. FOR SALE—$35_ AND UP BUYS A CHOICE LOT at beautiful Tuxedo, this hot, weather. minutes’ ride of the center of th , of a mile from the District lin Commutaticn fare 200 for a lot when for $35 you can buy a better one, with a small payment down lu per ci water, high ground overloo the Ly per Week, air. Pure your fam! Ment will dail Peni rounds. RR. where ‘ou can cool off in On Penna. R.R., within a few sreble i station, and tickets at office, 623 F it off tor Perfect di in ay ‘Thr rs 6th new. cash? Inaxe. ing Washington, iy will reap the benefit and city, and only Station on cents. Why nd $1 Pure, cool All lots on Buy where ‘our invest- e excursions at 11:40 a.m. and 4:30 und 6 p.m, frou and B sts. Circulars Jel0-d ex s tf FOR SALE — INVES SPECULATORS AND BUYERS. Your Hed to ‘the subdivisions, north nd northwest, which I control; I out in conformity with ‘city streets minutes square fo When th will doubl Fort ines ronud that olumbia at ave as we offer. my28-1m been “mede JOHN F. Too 14th st WAG f the center of the city, an aly can be bought tn the District of the prices—from 10 to 17 cents Xow is the time to sec lor. Streets are opened to this property it In value. Don't wait. Terms easy. in such investments AMAN, . (upstairs FOR Dusiness; for cash! nw. Piew proper hair invest; ing des! Box 111, $ ail vard 1 ee Apply ut F. PULL ter, is to by AK STORE N, cutting and LE—BREAD BAKEIR d reason No. 327 loth st. AL HAIR: CL Win and N.Y. I, found corre art cigar & tunity for some one with a few a rare Largain. SS corner; OF It this week. ing good business; fine © place “and good) busin Uculist business, Fs Dining room, District tlds Saloon near Millinery st Quit M. dress. Ki. oo WILL nes les, new or apply at 6! CHANCE 1 rel near Center M 3 of $1,000 ity of your lif PROFESSIO: le in Saturday duties TORE—A of YLDEN OF hundred dol sie. JelT-Gr® ay *s Star Call, Room 44, Jelt P—A LUNCH ROOM ON ing a good buss must Apply DICK’S, 613 7th. doing i good ata st. we nce for party iasitioss. Je AU OF INFORMATION— claitns obtained, T suitable for B. and oO. BR. office. os FOR SALE—CIGAR once; dispateh to ec 6 ottice. G st. SPORE, 1 le; good reasons: f¢ LE—DESIRAT foot of Prine RW. new. MIN survive. "Phone Ui > PROMPT ail grocery store; | rket, per paying | as othe G Kirby st; PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALE BARGAINS!—IN 1th and 14th and Vand W st able brick dwelling for $950; COURT, n.wW., com= former price, brick d ing in new part of Le ‘Only $4, 3500 cash and balance per month. Medern brick dwelling; white stone front; 9 rooms and cellar; Massachusetts ave. mw. Only $5,400; worth $6 Jel5-3t w. ¢ LL, 925 F st FOR SALB-AT A GREAT REDUCTION-TA some 10-room house, in Mt. Pleasant; all mod. imp.; shute trees; lot 100x140 worth the mouey.” Price Jeli-3t R. W. WALKER & SO} FOR S\LE-STH ST, NEAR R_N.W bay-window brick; 7 rooms, bath aud mod. imp.; lot 20x95; stable om rear: Jel5-3t R. W. WALKER & SOD FOR SALE HANDSOME BC Z.rooms and bath: a.m. You Can Buy an Upright Piano for $10 Down & $7 Monthly, Without Interest. * We are going to be very easy with you this summer in the matter. of terms. Your $10 down and promise to pay $7 ly thereafter will put you in pos- session of a Magnificent San Domingo Mahogany Upright Piano, full octave, continuous hinges, top and i board, and fitted with the celebrated LOCK PRACTICE PEDAL. Listed at $350, As a special “easy terms” drive for to- morrow only, $220-$10 dewn and §7 monthly. $10 cash fs all that is needed. BradburyPianoWarerooms F. G. SMITH, MAI FACTURER, na eee eS 1225 Pa. Ave. D.% 5 = It FOR SALE-AT A GRPAT SACRIFICE—NICE | TWO SPLENDID SQUARE PIANOS AT PRICES bew S-room dwelling: destral located on one that will sell them. of the by sin Mt. Pleasant: good One Steinw: $1,600 al, to suit; must leaving ¢ BAKER & LAMPTON, price only sold; p good as new, $1: $5 cash and $5 per month. One Grovestein & Fuller, perfect order, case like new, $140; $5 cash and $3 per month. One Upright, $185; $8 cash and $6 per month. HUGO WoRCH, 121-6m.12 924 7th st. fel5-2t 1301 F st. hw FoR SALB_GooD BRICK STORE AND TWO Drick dwellings: well located on corner; price only $3,500; terms easy BAKER & fe15-2t F st. Bw. For SALE_nhy 2 HEISKELL & McLERAN, Only $9,000 West of Lith St. nw, B-story and basement dwelling; eles: throughout. Cheap at $10,500-Near Dupont Circle; nice 3- story and basement stone aud brick divelling. $4,500-Eekington; new 3-story and cellar S- rout dwelling. $4,600—Nice 9-room corner dwelling; rented at $27.50; good investment. Only 500—Handsome corner 12-room_ sto! ant ‘dwelling; norih of Dupont Circle; feet ne; su stone and brick dwelling; od painted; side alley. 937 Penna. Ave. n.w. w stone and betck dwelling: | “seri-2ste hy. finishe¢ ad cherry; | — A : : ae particulars on application. “+ ) UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS AT GREATLY ae ee ee reduced on terms to suit buyer; before pur- HEISKELL & McLERAN, chasing elsewhere give us a call; betore le: 10S F st. nw. al bargain; on F st. n.e.; 8 rooms; You Can Save $100 to $150 John F. Ellis & Co., A $300 Upright Piano, Full 71-3 octaves, handsome case, in perfect order and fully guaranteed, with stool and cover complete, For Only $150. We have several, in different style cases, that you can select from at this price. We are re- ducing our stock to make room for Improvements, a On any new Plano tn our warerooms if you buy now. This sale will only continue until we have Made sufficient room, and you can invest your cash now to better advantage than hereafter, Whetner you buy for cash, short time or iustall- ments. town for the summer send us yeur plan theroughly rep:ired, polished 4 your retin. G. L.’WILD'S BROS. & ith st. nw. a atm. liar: heated hy furnace; in good loca- Unvest; if sold at pnee can be bought own: will AND VALU- Fatrick Ward, of the lute 3 Tah st. new. lot. ements on the which fronts 24 KNABE Pianos. 1. UARE PIANOS OF DI T ALL PRICES AND TERMS 1S FOR RENT. Tuning and Re ag by experienced workmen. Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. ToOMs, large $125 Low : ad. Room 2, 91s F FROM $300 TO $500 INVEST legitimate enterprise will 25 NEAR wind Address INCOME, Star oltice, ML now doin Vest Week; eut retail oppor " tal tnd no NW. Jel uy a bundsome income. Jel3-ut* FOR SALE—FIRSE-CL SS/MERCHA T TAIL ing establishment; kood trade; going a cash busi- ers; the right party can keep ail the rent, $10 mouthly: party leaving city. 20 et. b. FOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE valuable busivess a the business part of the city feet is placed on sale for a few days only ble IR, cai property int he center of 3 by 100 a FoR the best subdi value of $100. ing u good percentage. FOR SALE—OLD ES meat market; location central if wold at ci Jell-6t- Worth considerably more and p ac office. je! BLISHED GROCI fullest inspection Box 83, price. For — particulars re 419 9th st. nw Jel SALE—S SHARES OF STOCK IN ONE OF sions near Washington at’ par RY AND ‘Address CENTRAL, Star otllce. $10 MADE EV! tematic ¥ DAY BY rain speculation. showing how to make mone; of market; past workings of p erences furnished. VALENTINE & CO., 976 ers’ bldg. Chi end for + even 0 NEW PLAN OF au and hig! YS free booklet, vn wrong side jel1-71 OAK GROVE, LANHAM: the cit utes’ w: T. HO! Lirge airy room: 1k from static 1 . MD. 11 MILES FROM shady law Appls; to oF 3 jell- WANTED Jenbou tons, nea tain water. HAMPT( HILTON be necommodated fanily E INCK ing and table utes’ wa . HOWSER, 7th st. w HOTEL HIGH VIEW, NEAR BOYD" Band 0. RL, how open: large. air spacious lawn! ablndance of shade, fruit and ic sonable rates, S. 'T. WILLLAMS, fruit; e: and Crab wholesome food; fee in abundance: larg Call or T LA pelitield, ated tim —A MORE urne,”” r Round Hill, IN, SELECT. large, airy 100ms location; adults Washington refer Orange, V: LAWN—BOARDIN uests; pleasant rooms; good For particulars address eo; lawn 1 Va. Ik from station. town; adults 'p! kiven, Address P pst 0 FOR: bolug; terms, $5 pe WM. S. WILKERSOD ms moderate. Kk Colonial Beach BOARDER beautiful home of the Hamp- se of Blue Itidge im fret milk; shade gre milk, ice, ete. y. Z GREEN, Boyd's, Ma ED FACILITIES FOR BO: 2 from Colont: on the wate: LANHAM, MD.. 11 MILE refs. oO. ROATD: d yr suimer mouths in private excellent tabl preferred; G. J Go! Box 04, ER ROARDEE cream pure spring Mrs. CAN terms Address Lock jel2-6re NOW OPEN ie; excellent Je3-1n ARDE Jell-ct exe fos Motel, at Wilkerson’s wh : good board; abundanc client bathing; also boating, ishing Proprietor, Post Ofice, <pring ad COUNT Mount xi COMME execllent tig Goud KK Address Hox St, Gaither i and one of the os; supplied with For tu / WH. MILLER & Co. MDATIONS F al wat! ARD AND TT rit Su ott jee and Apply to Mrs. Montsomery. ¢ MAPLE GRov HIGH of fruit: FAUQUI are te Seto. WANTED. Towns; i ratirostd; dress communi this: der Kk wu Box 187, 1 WANT ED- ugniticent, dH, platy s mabe; re well; porches; S. ALENANDE! sum. ard; rout ber 1, a ER INSTT 2 : SUMMEIC BOARDING and coul “rooms; extessive — grounds; © of shade and’ excellent tal For His apply. to TEER, AM Prinet 00L, SUMMER BOARDERS- NICE, jee Water: good aiik; Lumin, walk from fy ¢ rsburg; plenty of -s' Ad- R HAG room NE. airy inates’ stown, Ma. + AT sanitary plumbin ik to PB, tions to Past Uitice RIVERSIDE HOME, nee to spring ‘and mi! Address FAMILY WILL A Miss Box No. 17, fe TOWN —MOUN- good table: hot and. cold low rates, Je few xcellent cook and ee boat and Sj excellent loea- ; terms reasonable,’ Address WA ottice, Jel5-21 COUNTRY BOM FOR JULY AND AUc limited number of boarders wanted at ‘y Farm, 4 miles west of Fairfax C.H.; delight fl shade, iilk, vegetables, fruit, ice, ete; terms moderate; reductions for families; ‘convenient to P.0. Ad: x IMMER BOARDERS W. a few boarders this summer; comfort pleasant, neighborhood; shady ins and Massanett references given and required; sp For terms, etc., in, at the d cial rates for_f Mrs. D. water S. LEWL ean . Harrisonburg, Va. ve Kad dally 4s AT RAMSAY'S YOUR WATCH CLEANED FOR $1. WaTCH MALNS! ING, $1. ALL OUR WORK WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR. 1221 F ST. N.W. jals-tr SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW OFFER- ed by the markets to easily multiply small eupl- tal each week by make big money. $100 investment. yout cessful speculation and speculating. Ot jar customers Some $200 to $300 a week on a Can We not do the sume for mail margin required. ily Market Letter, full of money-producing through experts. T Brokers, Rialto bldg., Chicago, Il. Our book on suc- pointers, sent free. Speculate OMAS & CO., Bankers and my16-1m* POTOM ‘AC RIVER BOATS. STEAMERS WAKEFIELD AND i V. ARKOW- SMITH FOR VYOLUMAC IVER LANDINGS. Fre Wal Steamer Tth st. field leaves Mond: Ferry Wharf. and Saturdays at 7 a.m. On Monday mediate landings, Colonial Beach, Colion’s, St. Clement's bay “and Noiini landin On Wednesdays for intermediate landings, “Colontal Beach, Bushwood, Rock 1 Clem- eut’s hay and Nomini cre On Saturdays for intermediate landings, Colonial Beach, Bush- wood, Rock Point, Celton’s Nowini creek landings. Returning on Tue: about 4 pan. and Thursdays about Steamer a Arrowsinith for the picturesque lower Po- tomaé find Chestpeake Vay. Delightful trips to sult water, “Mondays and Wednesdays at 3 > pan, and Saturdays at 6 p.m., touching at all pop waier! es and Sumner resorts, On Monda and ys at 3 p.m. for Colonial B. Cotton's, aul Tea Istand, Smith at Washin: June 15, 1 General M mornings. ch, Col sci wn, Nomini cree! George's Island, arrive at Washin ti ms, Pin ith creek, ton earls Saturdays, ule.) C. bout 10 p.m. Ww. HE WEEMS STEAMBOAT COMPANY SUMMER S. will Teave St foot 7th st., Sue every ings r Poti e Monday Baltimore and river landin: mest plezsant trip out of Washington, tions strictly first-clas received on Mond » Rates given on. Su and SCHEDUL Ste} indy at 4 ‘thurs¢ Accommo- freight for river land- ‘3 and Satur- timore freight. STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, feet on 7th street and runs a depth of 105 feet, intent wi pps pone alleys, consist of # | Telephone call No. 1 ap29-tt, Office, 910 Pa. ave. (mh7-6m,13) Teiephoue 745, substantial b Hidins, ———— ~ a with I rooms and bath, E. 8. RANDALL POTOMAG RIVER LINE— aum.i, and beick stab whieh is Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View wharf, one of the best. busin s "section of h street, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 the elty, must be sold to setth estates L a.m., lacding at ali wharves as far down as Mad- Apply for further particulars, $0) dox “creck, including Chapel Point ‘and, Colonial {StP WALSHE & 8 TZ, G06 F st. now. pavers Serene ae ach, returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and For SALE &STORY PRESS-PRICK FRONT; 9 eee ee Cai STOCK at | Friday's, 8. p.m. Passenger “accommodations. first rooms and bath; 25th st. near Va. wv FACTORY PRICES, then be guided by com- | is. Erelght recelved until hour of sulling. ‘Tele- bargain at $5,000. L. tion sensc. It’s worth dollars to you to see | MEM Yep & co., FE. S. RANDALL, _t 13 15th st. mW. “ap us. 3 Agents Alex.) Proprietor and Manager, a =. - = RCT . O. PINTER, Gen. Agt., FOR SALE—$1,850 EACH WILL PURCHASE A D G Pf ff & ¢ vi iy air of new t-room brick houses on Elliot place, oN eidiler Oyo | _msott_______ Washington, “0, t Washington, worth $3,000 THE SiEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH STREET ge aids and in. HU A 1427 Fst. naw. SALE -ONLY $3,800—-A PRETTY 3-STORY {8 rooms and bath; DL st. nw. near 4th st.; §$:50 cash required tuonthly. Jel-tt ror a STA A BARC ~10-ROOM HOt =; Oblo stone and pressed brick; modera ents. PATRICK” O'FARREL,” Owner, 417 rth St. N.W. Stieff Piano Agency. MEDICAL. $ WILL RUY THE FORMULA OF A REMARK- vod purifier; best known; in use 80 years; harmless; Worth iuvestigating. Ad- B., Star office. Jel7-6t* able b perfectly dress I. beautiful water and Va. Apply ath sts and Mas ber aun pled nw. ‘ K st. Petes 0 it fold at Ghee, Fos key, apply 5 to 6 p.m, H. B. SMITE ave. ow. NO_FEE UNTIL CURED. Dr. Czarra. 602 F ST. N.W., Washington, D. C. Treats all chronic, nervous and Llood diseases, eh ob 1 opium habit. SPECIALTY—Kid- , Fistula, Stric- ture, &e. Special diseases positively and per- minently cuced; vitality restored. Consultation free, 9 tp 12 a.m., 2 to rs, 4 to 7 p.m, Office hours: ‘3’ experience in trea seases consultation free and stfetly confidential. OLD SORES, ULC BLOOD poison, cured ‘without of kuife ere rge for consulta poctalist, Ollie and Residence, 353 H s.w. wharf for Mattox creek and intervening landings every Tuesdas, ‘Thursday and Saturday at 5 jeares Mattox creek Mondays, and Fridays at noon. nger and freight races the lowest. ) _G. T. JONES, Agent. Returning, *Phone 1714. @ Wea: NORFOLK AN X LINE > EL D WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO, WASHINGTON, |ONROE, AND EEN rt FOLK, VA. ‘The New and Powerful Iron Palace Steamers WASHL ‘TON AND NORFOLK, SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th st. a.m, next di wharf, arrive at Fortress south and southwest, steamers for New ¥ amers for Boston, ksonville, Fis. for tourists and ‘inva rs and Ju a.m. next di +707 15th wharf, foot o Telephone No. a13-tf NC Leave Norfolk d: Monroe at 7:10 p.m. Arrive at Washington at 6:30 h 7 ly e made Mereh: idence, H BOUND. at 6:10 p.m. Le Monroe at 6:30 y. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30. a. where railroad connections and with the Old Do for Il points wannah, Ga jmuking un elegant sea trip eave Fortress ch tickets on sale at 512, 619, 1421 Penn, n.w., and on board’ steamers at st. a. T, WALKER SONS, 208 1 INO. CALLAHAN ST. Gen. Supt. N.W., CAR- t Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, Asbestos, oly Material, aints, Brushes, Lime, Cement, two and three Hoofing ol LAWN €¢ tion of guests; larg: shud tion’ Bord’ terms. YETAGE—OP) wl excellent: Water; tHos. Ma, airy room fim: AL JUNE 15 FOR RECEP. ; abundance of le from st BURDETTE, Je Im* BOARL SIN FAMILY x beds, AT ROCK SPRING: utes’ walk from Leesburg: shade: lee; milk: pure water; families ‘special 10 MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN RATLROADS. $5,000, $i0,000, < $17,500, To loan on real estite’ at 5 per cent, from 1 to 5 yeurs; answers to loans given on day of appll- cation, CHARLES W. HAND Keal Estate Broker, je15-1Im GIO 18th st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN—$25,000 READY MONEY, IN sums to sult, for 3 or 5 years, cent, on approved city real estate. No st RH. 'T. LEIPOLD, s.w.cor. 13th and F I WOULD LIKE TO TALK WITH PRIVATE PAR- ties who have money iu apy amounts to loa first mort, strict; ph interview. s t 5 and 6 per $6,000 TO LOAN AT 5 P $2,000 TO LOAN AT t CENT, ig PER CENT. w. ¥ BURDETTE & SON, Je11-10t us ¥F st. awe Iv YOU WANT MONEY ON STOCKS, BONDS, trusts, 1 pclution cert ili ine life s or ‘warehouse re- YERKES & policlés, te certilieat Ceipts, You must call before July 1. BAKEK, Rooms 40 to 46, Metzerott building, lo Fst. Jelo-tf EADY MONEY ON GOOD CO} Suburban property; straight installment city loans promptly mad ENT &°CO., Attorneys-at-Law, ON RES 7,000. GGAMAN, 17 Fost. nw. GS, Me ave. (Artington Fire Ins. Co.'s vilice). NDS TO LOAN property; low- out lite ties. Kos 's loan ‘to reliable par- my15-lin* VITHOUT DELAY AT 5, Washington city real estate WESCOTT, WILCOX & TIESTO. 18-1 Pa. ‘O SUIT, AT real es 1, RU: est rates of interest on curity, GOS Tith, AN CO, 610 want, In © publi ines with us. stric the ntial, and sk for it, full at any pwer, and rrying the luces the cost of tion to the amount paid. ON MORTGAGE LOAN €O., loin In proj WASHIN jelé ESIKED, i PER CENT, Lus.bi A On District of ¢ LARGE LOANS: aps-te 3a IN SUMS PROM Si.oue UP AT LOWEST RATE OF INT ON ESTATE IN TEE R. lord Re AT On improved city 00 at Spor vent. S15.G00 DULANEY, FLEMING & LEE, mhott INA AT LOWE UN WASE No delay N KEAL tran AP- pstall-nent SONS. MONEY TO LOAN, iN SUMS ‘TO SUTP, estate security fi the charge’ mode Ws apis-tt MONEY TO LOAD ON ITURE, PIANOS, ARRIAGES, ETC WITHOUT REMOVAL OR PUBLICITY. ou receive the money on a few hours’ n We can assure you low rates, easy te end courteous treatment. for ladies. Vlease call on CAPITAL LOAN HOUSEHOLD FT HORSES, tice. and desirable Private ottices GUS Ja23-160 MONEY ‘TO LOAN within the Di salt, applic otf G: 16 per veut. ja BO $00 16th st. now. MONEY ‘TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT CU rent rates of Juterest on real estate in the Di trict of Columbia. FITCH, F fas-te MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 approved real estate HI selS-tf Ik YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BUY OR SELL real estate, let me hear fro G. THOMES Box $8, Lees- You time and mom |. EAR! bars, Va. Jel5-3t* 526 Lith st. LARGE, AIRY ROOMS; NEAR STATION AND | MCNEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL Washington; plenty of sh. pure water and tate at S per cent interest. Special privilegs milk; $20 per noath. V GukDbe with re spect to or payments. Large amounts End, V: # specialty, YLER & RUTHER FIRST-CLASS BOARD, CLA SHIN pe sem sts beautifully situated on salt ec; fine MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- lawns: oysters and fish plentiful; bathing fishing. M DICKERSON, SEAT PL Mrs. y healthy Toes vl. For terms, & MARION HH. ation; TARR Ons satisfaction Mrs. WH A charming country resort, convenient to Wash- ington for busines: contains large, airy room ground and plenty of sh Vegetables, ice, milk. connecting with elec “a jenning, on the Penut. RR, free. ¥ House is situated very hi Ttates mod- erate. For particulars call at “617 Lith st. now., roo or address S. R. DROWN, Seat Pleasant, Ma. myso-1lu LENT Boar; MoU spring water; farge, airy root lawn; two miles from sta on Terms, $6.00 per Vv Hill, ‘Thor LAWN; BOARDING Now guests; water,” m1 tleulat tien; sp Rockville, pleasant rooms; nilk, fee, ete. weckal Ma. table; terms moderate. , address’ Mrs. W. Z. GREEN, b “OPEN F OVE kk trem LEAM THE ECKINGTON, 3D Ad best place within 100 iiles of the summer; 10 xcres of sh tiled baths; ‘electric light, et im* N city ded lawn; elegant terms moc to au PAEONIAN T0t rew, 0 he from world. VAN county the For further DEVAN Va. ait, roomy, 175 feet in lenzth; railrad station martic de Ek, to minut water lars address A. est Faconian Springs, in th Loudoun, my21-1in on pherd: urd river scenery front of SUMMER high blutt of Poter istown, W. V3 house; ‘bathing, tiful walks smd di BOARDING HOUS ae river, 44 mil ‘No. malaria; of old forest trees in a sple *; rooms large and airy: good se1 mo id bass bi furnished throughout; Protestant and churches; under management of culti refined lady of experience; .two houra’ run to ‘Washington, three to Balrlmore, For further perticulars ‘apply to Mrs. HENRY SHEPHERD, r., hepherdstown, W. Va. Box 106. my17-1m STEAM CARPET ;CLEANING. Ww faded colers. 2 AGENTS for it. = OHIO CARPET CL. CO., W, ECKERT, sGR., GEO. 9 a E’LL RENOVATE Your carpets and rugs ON THE FLOOR it yeu like, and so save trouble and expense of teking them up. *OUR SOAP will rest xinal brillianey. 451 K St. e th We're the OUR WAY & T.R. Thorp, Sa jel7 €arpets differs from Of treatin most others. We not only beat out all dust, dirt and moth exe but we repair the pken Semis thus saving ua ¥ dof bother when you co we to Te for 142: the ‘Successor to the Rice Steam Carpet Cl. Co., 488 Me. ave. y them, nD. Specialties REMAKIN ask ny te of Ask us for esti: W. BL MUSES & SON, ars — beth CLEANING and MAT’ te. CARPET ‘ven for the aud 1th. AMMONIATED Werks—C Mattress: Works, mb2-tf STEAM rpe od es made to er. Offi 17S and 1719 E nw. M. NEWS in CARPET the t IYER best 1720 Pa. CLEANING mani ave. class security at lowest rates of interest; no de- lay where the security is good. aple-tf OL CL GRE _ STORAGE, Storage, 75c Per Load, For furniture and houselold goods: best location city, Call or address CHAS. BAUM, 314 uth st. Pianos Stored. $1 Month —— Pint in new of ture for $1 per month hs. Send your piano till bave a 1ttle room left. jelzat {OLD Goobs, MITH, 1225 TORAGE POR TOUS’ te suit in basement of the Harrison, cor. md Gots. aw. Lov pric s HARVEY SPALDING “STORAGE 99 with insur: Our _wareroonis signments for s Specialties Furniture hand) timate _free. W. B. MOSES & SONS, F abd 11th. my20-tt SENATE STORAGE WAREHOUSE—4-STORY {0} front building; separate rooms; rates, $1 fond per mouth: advazces on storage. D. M. Lea & CO,, Auctioncers, 225 Pa. ave. p.w. ‘Tel. 1083, UR TEETH. Your teeth are of too much value to you to be intrusted to and mutilated by inex- erieaced youths posing as skilled dentists. We offer Fou the services of an experienced practiclan, whose skill is unquestioned, and At prices within the reach of all, Extract ing absolutely painless, G0c. Filling, Te. up. Best teeth, $8, Crown and bridge’ work. R. GRAHAM, 307 7th st. jed-L4d _ FRED DENTAL INFIRMARY, = YO II| il| i} 707 I st. n.w. Open daily from 10 to 12 a.m., and 2 to 5 p.m. No charge except for materials used. Extracting free. : n27-tt We Prefer people who demand the best, for we have skill, experience and every ap- pliance to make operations painless and artistic. Our prices are the result of assocta- tion; we apply the department-store fdea to dentistry, working together and reducing the expenses of several offices to one. Painless Extracting, 50¢. Fillt up. Best teeth, $s. Crowns, ete., at corresponding prices; est gladly given. U. S. Dental Association, Cor. 7th and D Sts. N.W. WE ARF LIBERAL, Gold-filled Riml. warranted to wear with silk guard, gol and case, all for $1.25 in uickel’ or aluminuin, $1. A. KAHN, Optician, 935 P nw. Eyeglasses, 10 ! years, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Schedule in effect June 8, 18%. Leave Washington from. station corner of New _ Jersey avenue and C st. For Chicago aud Northwest, Vestibuled Limited trains, 11.30 a.m., 8.20 p.m. For ‘Cincinnati, St. Louis and Indianapolis, V4 tibuled Limited, 3.45 p.m., express, 12.01 night For Pittsburg ‘and a.m. and 9.10 p.m. For Lexin, evelind, express daily, 11.80 ton, 11.30 a For Winch y stations, a5.00. p.m. For Laray, Natural Bridge, Routoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, “Memphis ani" New Orleans, 11. Pw. daily;’ sleeping cars through. For Luray, 3.45 p.m. dail Vor Bultinore, week da: A3_p.m. 27.10, p.m, x12.01 night 1215 au XS.00,_X9. Yr Aunupolis, ‘7. » S00 a.m, $261 p 00, a9.30, al1.30 w., B115, ai1.30 a.m. ard 95.30 p.m. ‘or Boyd and way points, *6.40 p.m. pol G rsburg abd wily 12.00, 43.00, 44.33 $7.05, points, 59.00, ins stopping at pam YORK AND ated with Pintseh 1 New York, Boston and the ining Car), 7.00) Din Car), = Car, 11.30, (2, Dining can, , 2.01 nig! at 16.00 0 Sund: ining C4 I day trains. 10.00 Sund: *Daily. Saturdays aly, 8.00 g ubxcept Sund XExpress for and chee . Union Transfer ut Ucket ottiees, G19 Ve a New York avenue and 15th sirect and at dey R. B. CAMPBELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen, Maui: Gen, Pass. Axt. Sunday’ only. trains. i from hotels and Me on ord Je NNSYLVANTA RAILROAD. “r of 6th and B streets. t June 9, 1895. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Puilman Dining, Su servation Cars isieagDs Indianapolis, and dnd ‘Toledo. ' Buffet Parlor NE.—Pullman Buffet Parlor rs, Har- to Pittsburg. z 3 M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.— Huan Buffet P ar to Harrisburg. Sleep- t_ Dining , Harrisburg to St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville’ and © DPM. W! WN EXVIC Pullman Sleep- > and Harrisburg to Cleveland, Car to 0. é SOUTHWESTERN EXT © and Dining Cars to St. Louti r Harrisburg to Cincinuat. zZ PACIFIC EX Pullman Sleeping Pull and Sle nan ins ¢ 10:40 P.M. jzigua, Rochester, and ‘daily, except 340. PIM. tr, Buffal and Niaga rday, With Sleep- ing usion’ Bridge via Buitulo, 10.40 . Rochester, But- issto Dining daily, for Philad 7:05 Wining Cu and 11:00 (Dining © 0, 10500, and 11: Week-days. Express, IF. ton, withe 13 PM timore, imited| » (4200 Li » 4 40, liz . OD 200, 11:00 A.M., 15, 3:40 (4:00 Limited), 10, 10:00, 10:40, and” 11 20 A.M. and 4:36 P.M. 15 and 4:20 ' it r Annapolis, 7:20, 1. dally, ‘except v:40 AM. and 4:20 PJM. Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Richmond, Jack- sonville and 1 Richmond niond ony, 10 Ac daily, Teh: 237 AM. 4 mimedtition for Qt P.M. week-d Alexandria for Washington, 9.10, 10:15, 23 AM, 7:00, "7:20, SEASHORE Co: For Atlantic M. dafiy. For Cape May, 1) (Saturdays on! week-da and 11:35 1M. dally, Ticket offices, northeast corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania « ue. and at the station, 6th and B streets, where orders can be left for the check- ing of baggage to destination from hotels and res- Adences. PREVOST, J, R. woop, eral Manager. General Passenger Agent. SOUTHERN RAILWAY, (Piedmont Air Line.) Schedule in effect May 19, 1895, All trains arrive and lea’ ‘unsslvania Local for Danville. Connec! for Strasburg, dally, except Sunday, amd burg with the Norfclk and Western daily, c. & OQ. daily f N: e Giltton ‘Forge. ily for Natural Bridge and 11:15 A.M.—Daily—The UNITED STATES FAS MAIL carries Pullinan ‘Buffet. Sleepers New SYonb and Washington to Jacksonville, uniting at Char- lotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta; also Pull- ew York to Montgon with con- & New Orleans; connects at Atlanta with Pullman Sleeper for ingham, Memphis and St, Local for Charlottesville. WASHINGTON AND SOUTH- IBULED LIMITED, Composed of ed Sleepers and Dining Cars, Pull- + vin Salis- Asheville and Knoxville. oe Men: via Birmingham, New York to pans via and Montgome nd New York to Tampa Charloite, and Jackrowvil Day Coach Washington to Ja Parlor Car Co- lumbia to Ai rom Greensboro" WESTER: Pullman V niin Sleepers Washington to Chatt uy ally, except for Kound Hill, for Leesburg; daily except Sunda’ for ilern. R M. und M. daily, y from Round Hill, P.M. daily ex- M. daily ex- oo ALM. dally, in tive at Washing- ail rmation, Uatve- wer Agent. Pass. Dh AILWAY, pdule in effect March 4, 1895. leave daily from Union (B. and P.), 6ti and Bs “1, with rai Serv 1 St. Louis d, Mec trie-lighted, Steain-heate sleeping cars Washington to Cincl Ms and St. Louis without from Washington. Arrive I polis, 11:40 a.m., and Chicag St. Lows, 6:56 p.m. 11:10 BM. DAILY.The famo A volid vestibuled train, ullivan Sle Cineinna Louisville, witho 1 ington to Virgt prings, without week days. Observation car fromm Hinton, ae 50 p.m.; Lexingte n.; Indianapol di St. Louis, Union Depot for all points. AM,, EXCEPT SUNDAY.—For O14 Point Norfolk, Only rail line. 2:25 P.M. DAILY.—E: for Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Waynes! Staunton and prince!” 1 Virginia points, datiy; for Richmond, daily, ex- cept Sunday. Pullman locations and ti company’s of- fices, 513 and 1421 Pennsyl : FULLER, mht BETTER THAN A BANK. A small investment of $10 a month will buy a share in a real estate syndicate, now being organized by prominent Washington business men. The SECURITY IS UNQUESTIONED and the PROFIT is CERTAIN. more shares for sale. Only a few Write at once for particulars to Box S13, Star oftice, ———— EDUCATIONAL. i IN WASHINGTON. 1 GUNSTON INSTITUTE, FOR GIRLS, 1212 AND 1214 14th st. n.w., Thomas Circle; ‘next session | begins September 25, 1805. Mr. and’ Mrs, BEVER- LEY BR. MASON, Principals. JelT HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS AND OTHERS WISHING tudy VOCAL or PIANO quste should call at + SUMMER RATES. Examinution gratis, SU, W. LAWRENCE, Studio 1003 Sth a.w. RKELEY SCHOOL, 925 ISTH ST., WILL aun open during the Sumiuec for the instruc: Of private pupils im ail branches. CHARLES W. FISHER, B. 5., Headmast jelv-2w WE OFFER THE BEST And the cheapest SUMMER COURSE. Beautiful aud central le Andividual Instruction. cpypoyey Thoroughly experieuced teachers. ' SPECIAL preparation for the examinations for the Bureau or kugraving aud Printing, the Post Of fice aud the Kiilway Mail Service, SPBCIAL attention to pupils of the public and gther schools wishing pragress in one or more SPECIAL course for ter writhag aod arith tion, sovernment employes in let« te. SPECIAL inducements 6 pupils entering duri er al business course. ia: Full business course, dus or night, a year, The tyr ahd shorthand Course, $15. IVY INScITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, 's.w. core Sth and K sts. uw. S. W. FLYNN, A.M., Prin, mnyZ3-3ia" PRIVATE LESSONS — ELEMENTARY OR AD= Vauced studies; especial uttention to backward, unwilling and adult pupils. University graduate, Prot. J., 1406 Hopkins place, pear 2uth and P sta, Jazi-s,m,tudm* OR 20 FRENCH LESSON MME TERM. Classes now for ladies and gentlemen; good pro- lation. ‘The scholastic term reopens Septem= D st. owe ) TOP: rt dies is thorvughly prepared for any college; couch 5 all sume curs’ experience. The Columbian University. THE SUM A SCLRUUL. by. SAMUEL H. GRE! » D.D., PRESIDENT, The summer school of the Columbian Luiversity, will open Monday, June 17, and will continue im session for six Weeks thereafter. Courses ure of- feved in applied mathematics, applied psycnology, civil engineering, economics, tine arts, French, Gere man, history, Itillan, Latin, mathenaties, mecbane teal wing, physical science, Portuguese, Russia avian languages and Spanish. ‘The hours struction are from 4 to 8 p.m. single course is $10.00. The payment of $20 ad- mils the student to ail the courses. All classes ure open tu students of both sexes. For catulogue ROBERT H. MARTIN, Secretary. y END AND MISS ADA LOUISE ‘Townsend, teachers of clocutiou. Apartments No, 20, ‘The Mount Vernon, cor, 9th aud Ne ave. new. aplosin COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 407 Seventn etreet northwest RNER, -E., Principal. ‘oa paying and permae Moderate tuition and easy terms, uand Dictation Society- Entrance y dues, $1; di ‘The fee for @ nent situation. She OUT OF WASHINGTON. $230-MARYLAND COLLEGE--FOR YOUNG LADIES 43d year; high standard; refined college degrees; 15 states repre= ially conventent for” Washington; ex= J. H. TURNER, A.M., President, Lutherville, “Md. OCEAN TRAVEL. __ Anchor Line UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR GLASGOW VIA LONDONDER Ttates for Saloon, Passage: . CLEY OF KOME, §60 and upward. EAMERS, Cabin, $45 and upward. at reduced rates, $30. Stecrage, $16. EST CURRENT RATES. mation apply to THERS, 7 Bowling Green. N.Yug e. n.W., or EDW. By Washingion. —m33-3m UNDERTAKERS W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, ‘940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. Telephone call, 330. jal-tr HORSES AND VEHICLES i ly healthy. or G. We AUCTION SALE EW AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES AND TRAPS EXT THURSDAY, No bid refused—it matters not how small it may be—and that person is wise who delays bis intended purchase until he bas attended this sale. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS. Sale takes place at the factory, Jeld-tt 14TH AND E STS. N.W. FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE— 1 BROUGHAM IN EXCELLENT ORDER. If you expect to buy a Brougham in the fall, you can save a good rcund sum by buying NOW, We also have for sale—very cheap—one PHYSICLAN’S PHAETON in good condition, but little used—first-class make. Also two sets of double harness and one set of single harness—which will pay a prospece tive buyer to examine. Call or address DOWNEY'S HOTEL FOR HORSES, 1622-1628 L STREET N.W. "Phone 555. Je13-204 = = = 5 SUBURBAN PROPERTY. BETTER THAN A BANK. A small investment of $10 a month will buy a share in 4 real estate syndicate, now being organized by prominent Washington business men. The SECURITY IS UNQUESTIONED and the PROFIT is CERTAIN. Only a few more shares for sale. Write at once for particulars to Box St, Star office. jel-tt = — GOV. ATIKINSON VERY ILL, An Operation for Appendicitis Deter- mined Upon. A special from Atlanta, Ga. sent last night, says: Gov. W. Y. Atkinson lies at the point of death. Early this morning a case of appendicitis developed with him, and after suffering about five hours a phy- sician was sent for. All day long physi- cians have been at his bedside, hoping inst hope that an operation could be ensed with. Tonight, however, they fully determined that the usual sur- remedy must be resorted to. The governor's health has not been good for some time, and grave fears for his safety are felt by his wife and the members of his family. The physicians discover that twice before has he had attacks which must have been appendic, and that the de- bility of his system must be due to a great degree to this trouble. The governor has not been strong since his sensational cam- paign for the democratic nomination, when he made sometimes as many as five speeches a day and was on the railroads continually. Mrs. Atkinson, who was recently in a sanitarium in the north, is by his bedside, but she, too, fs in a weak physical cond! tion. A Too Playful Guardsm: Robt. Cummings, aged nineteen, and Lewis Carlin, aged twenty, members of the third regiment, N. G. P., were returning from a rifle range at Essington Saturday night, when Carlin playfully pointed his weapon at his companion. It was acci- dentally discharged. Cummings received the bullet in his forehead, dying shortly af- terward. Carlin was arrested. + e+ A Central American Union. President Zelaya is on his way to confer with the presidents of the republics of Hon- duras, Salvador, and probably Guatemala. These officials are trying to form a de- fensive Central American league for the purpose of preventing political revolutions. he general foreign policy of the Central states will be discussed, also the ed attitude of Costa Rica and tening position which she has as- toward other Central American