Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1896, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1896-TWENTY PAGES. 11 SUBURBAN PROPERTY. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR GOLD BUGS—I can positively offer, AT HALF PRICE, property in and about Washington. All deferred payments FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—$500 LESS THAN BUILDER'S OWN PRICE FOR ADJOINING HOUSES—New 2-atory @-room press-brick house in good neighborhood; eve! odern cunvenfence; only 00; easy | can be made in SILVER. No gold contracts re- ran te aeoiees ner must have money and can | quired. For particulars apply to EDWIN A. SLAUGHTERING this house. NEWMAN, 611 7th st. nw. auz2 BANES, 700 Lith st. now. (— HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR ES. Owners will do well to give ty for sale. HAS. E. BANES, 700 14th st. now. Db—20 PER CENT NET ON $200—COl ‘story Groom frame; water and sewer; for $9.30; price $1,000: terms $200 cash, ce im two years or monthly, at purchaser's sure investment and very’ cheap. CHAS. Lith st. nw. FOR SALB_SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT LAKE- LAND, MD., where the Columbia and Maryland Railway Co.’ are now building thelr large power house and car shops. If you sire not prepared to buy a house yecure a lot. Apply to EDWIN A. NBWMAN, 611 7th st. n.w. 320-8 FOR SALE— OR RENT—A STORE RUILDING. ceatrally located at LAKELAND, MD., 8-miles cut, on B. and O. R.R. and C. and M. electric road to Baltimore. ED’ h st. nw. FOR RENT —ELDGANT SROOM AND BATH brick houses, wi ches, sewers, Tange, gas; Potomac water; conventence} ouly $20 per month \l large corner lot, $25 per month; Petworth, D. C.; take Bright- wood ave. electric’ cars. EDWIN A. NEWMAN, 611 7th st. n.w. 20-Su CE TO HAVE A HOME ve it CP. ‘option For s good frame house; lot 1 price on! auz2-1w FOR SALE—$1,300—3 i. brick and stone dwelling; rent. $27.50 per mo. to good tenant smwail house worth $1,500 part payment. C. OL D., Star oitie E—AT BROOKLAND, © $2,250; lot GO by 150 ft. Also house 5,000 fect of ground for $1,150; cheapest property in Brookiznd. GRACE M. THOMAS, 100 Cor- coran buliding. itt SOME BARGATS HOUSES 3 WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO. 21, ACRES OF PRIME LAND, AT For Sale—New and stone se, on Colum- railroad station, 13 miles ont; I1-room house; sold at $9,000 shade and water (well in. Price, $1,200 if sold barn; abundance of frui’ and Spring); great ba: nisome brown-stone and brick] at once. ith central hall: P st. bet. 17th aud Furm of 67 acrs, near same station; 8-room WM. H. SAUNDERS ©] house; large barn; excellent wafer in house; fruit,’ shade, chicken bouse; will sell cheap oF and basement excharge for elty pro pert: For Sate or Leese —Beaatifal country home; 5 acres; fruit, shade and all other conveniences; must ‘n to be appreciated; would trade for city propert, PERKINS, 512 F st. n.w.1* For s 5 ALLS CHURCH, z large lot; ance building society, $17 monthly: CHANCE, Star office. au20-5t* ONE OF THE FINEST SUBURB. homes in the vicinity of Washington, with: two acres of land; cheap. Apply ARTHUR, CARR & CO., Hyattsville. au20-8t SOMERSET HEIGHTS. Junctioa of Terleytown and Glen Echo railway; off Chevy Chase Circle; villa site, shady, facing railway; $950; payments to suit. aus-tf FULLER, 604 11th. YOSITIVELY OFFER BEST VALUES entrance dining room, dining and kitchen pantries and fchen on firet door; the popular style of hou in fair location—between Scott Cirele and Covenant. WM. H. SAUNDERS bith, cellar and furnace; a “beautiful house; half |. H. SAUNDERS & Co., mew white s square from «3 st le The finest new 3-story and cellar bay- pressed-brick honse we have ever geen ¢ $4500; loecatfon fine and in nw. WM. them as an_ investment terms to suit. WM. H. SAUN . 1407 F st. For Sule—Two six-room new bricks, rented at it Wesbingtor in suburban property at LAKE- $10. exe S20. WM. HL SAUN-| LAND, MD., swhore the Columble aed ‘Maryland D & Cr F et. it Railway Co. aze now building their large pow2r house and car shops. If you are rot buy & house secur. a lot; when it is pal can borrow money to build. For particulars ap- Ri to EDWIN A. NEWMAN, 611 7th st. nw. ho Sr ‘ Fou SALE— P ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. PRICE ONLY $12,000. 2-story and basement stone ad brick dwelling; beautiful mantels and gas fxtures: hot water heat; tiled bath room: hardwood finish and all red to FOR RENT—WINTHROP HEIGHTS, B. AND O. med.” improvements. permit apple R. HR (6 min., new 4-room cottage; $10 per mo.; WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTC large “Groom “cottage, ready July 1; $15; neat an22-3t station, Inquire at B. O. Je20-was-m FOR SALE— FOR SALE-OR RENT—A STORE BUILDING, 23D ST. NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE. centrally located at LAKELAND, MD., 8 miles PRICE REDUCED—$6.100. cut, «n B. and O. RR. and C. rod M. electric Beantiful 2-story and lusement dwelling of 10 rooms and bath; all m.i.; let 18% by 100 feet; $2,000 below cost. For permit apply WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, read to Baltimore. A rocery. EDWIN A. Wi 20-3 FOR TENT—ELEGANT &ROOM AND BATH trick houses, with porches, sewers, range, G23; Potomac water; shade and every’ convenience only $20 per month; with stable and large corn = 3 lot, $25 per month. Open for f on. New- ee man terrece, Petworth, D. C.; take Brightwood 2 ING MONEY | WILL . electric cars, or apply to EDWIN A. NEW- business property, rented to a gooa tenant. 611 “th st. nw. 4¢20-3m. $45 per month, that will make purchaser a good a esnent Ae COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE reat opportunity for a MAN, Gil Tih at. ewe SALE_ OWNER LIBERAL TERMS; for a few hundred dollars you can buy a neat cottage and grounds on railroad to Baltimore; conventent to the city; healthy : conventent to school; ‘tern stall cash payment. 631 F st. ALE-WB HAVE TE: Apply 1 ‘EW honses, all mod. tmps.. at $3,300; $300 = monthly. Why pay rent when you such terms. and ran RB. H. WARNER & €0. ROOM. BATH AND ¢ & dwellin 'NTRY SEAT, SLIGO, - F acres; 10°room house: m.1. It 0., 629 F si FOR SALE—52 ACRES, 5-ROOM DWI a, 4 room tenant house, barn and fruit trees, 7 miles from city in Maryland, for $1,000, terms easy also 47 acres is for $1,250; acres 18 miles from city, $ house ‘und’ by FOR RENT — gomery Co., 3 pet on this . Building iots ‘at Ballston, on ci tric road, $125: 4 lots just west of ‘Aqueduct ALE— “CHEAP HO: bridge, aplece. Call NEW YORK AVENT and see me; T make coun subui prop- Beantifal corner. only few squares from HE Department and hear entrance to proposed br 1321 F xt. nw. perty will doable in ¥ : — Mae Eke ber Me A BARGAIN IN A DAIRY FARM IN c ences four miles from Alexandria and eight 15th st. nm from Washington; twenty acres; good buildings $75 per month. nd Water. and se B. H. WARNER & CO. WANTED—TO BUY, AN IMPROVED AND W1 located farm for’ cash; must be chea e. Address Box 87, Star offle FOR SALE—I8% ACRES WITH §-ROOM HOUSE. and barn and fruit; full view of city; 2 miles out L st. near 2d nw. lot 20x100 fect. South Carolina ave. went brick. Price oniy T st. nw. near ith t bargain; beick; 12 rooms: ll ni Ph JAMES EL oi EXCH © st. mw. near Gr! der rent: sple my farm of about 200. act Prince George's county, Md. ingt: blackberries: 5 acces raspberries 5,609 frult trees; fruit will largely more than pay h ee = rent; some excellent market garden lead. Will USTEUL HO id lease to responstle and competent maa, with good ON references, for term of years. to 30-foot PRI 724 rath, st perfect orde able $10 pe VERY EASY TERMS. « Jstory and base- rooins and tiled hent. st. near Pa. ave ick and stone dw open firepla Is, ba’ ter COUNTRY BOARD. A FEW MORE Price only r ESCH SILCOX & THESTON, RS WANTED AT WAY- 1t feces alee ss eon stde, y home in Blue Ridge FoR Sap8_TWO OF THE FINEST DW! paren Fett fa Columbian College subdivision, cor. magnificently fini P on good terms. Apply . DUNCANSON, 9th and D sts. 23 14TH ST. COLUMBIA e stone and brick house; #UILFORD. horseback rides ard drives free © HM m.t.; tiled bath. Easy < aie is Terms. “Open for inspection evenings. 6:20. 10 (eRe Ae GT aan ‘Mrs ow G. W. LEE, Stone Bridge, Va. 7:30 o'clock. Price, $7,500. BIEBER & v- ct S09 Tth st. mw. [T ANY CASH cable cars, ne. and brick dwellings: a. per mo. B. H. WA every Washington. 1t* FOR AUGUST, SEPTEMBER AND OC- ck City; all ‘Tenps, Fred: | erte 22-3 A FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated for Reptember and October at fine country per week. Addreve Mf For Sat PURCHASING SEE MY LIST of RARGS below bona fide offers made_and refused, ranging In price from $6,500] heme on Metropolitan bra all inadern ini to $25,000. Good time to buy. provements; everything first-class. Address A. E C. BAUMGRAS, B ‘an22-3t* "Phone 27. ar = "i = ee eee ee a “BRIGHTSIDE,” N. C. 2.R., WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR SALE_TO PROPLA WHO THEY | until Oct. 1; cholce rooms can now be secured at Promise. new houses northeast, 6 rooms and bath, | reduced rates. Adres Miss MARCIA WISHOP, athly pesments of $25. Price, $2,700. | Lake Holand P.0.. Ma. au20-6t* Pais CUE Te aute_ |X FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACOOMMODATED FOK SALE-THREE STORY P. B. HOUSES— at Bright View Cottage; 15 minutes’ from sta- 1330, and 1234 T st. n.w.; stables in rear; a2 i tion; spring beds; good table; milk, ice sind fruit CB Gs PE lve best refe.: $4 per week. Mrs. J. M: — sutim_| YOUNG, Germantown, Md. u20-8t* SALE_—AND EXCHANGE— = FOr, CALE Gt clase Weis oropertien, including | FAKOMA SP-UNGS HOTEL _DELIGHTFUT. 10. some fue cosners cation for taii months; Takoma water; choice Houses from $450 to $50,000. rooms, with beard; reduced rates - and Lots In all sections of the city, from $250 up- October. To excursionists, dinner a 50 ward. (aplétf) F. G. AUKAM,. 600 F a3 cents. FOR SALE ON A FASHIONABLE DRIVEWAY, | writ TO MRS. L. C. JONES, PAEONIA} very pretty and desirable six-rooms and bath| Spring, Loudouz Co., Wa., for boar dwellings; buff bricks; stone and galvanized fron| ate; no better place in Va. for 3 excellent trimmings; very nicely finished Interior; large | water: good t ble; spring beds: large, well-shaded rooms and hal electric bells and attachments on grounds. Special rates to families. City ref. gas fixtures. Price. $1000; vers easy terms. In-| jyl6-co,tt quire of M. M. PARKER, i418 F st. mh29-tf FOR SALL—BU ESS PROPERTY. L ESTATE—CHOICE IMPROVED operty, on owner must have Priicipais or their authorized agents ouly need arswer. Address Box 118, Star office. SUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMONT, one of the most heafthful sections of Vir- abundance of shade, frult, ice, milk: spring eds; table unexcelled; dancing pavilion and other amusements. Address D. J. TAVENNER. meres cee = ees E ae Le Se Ne For A t. and Oct.; and healthy; gocd inter; driving and boitiog. Vor tevme apply to & OM. RROws, Frederick, Md. Miss oul9-1m W. | HEALTPY. CLIMATE; VERY ACCESSIBLE: 60 ‘Address Box 47, les from Wash.; beautiful mt. scenery, ater; drives, woodlets, arse ouse, porches. Procure pictorial eircular. Maus Castleman. Castleman's Ferry. Va. je12-68t* | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER; nearly y cheap; In perfsct condition; can be seen at 1625 Sth st. nw. itt FOR SALE—-FRAME CHURCH ‘BUILDING; 20 B¥ BS feet; situated cor. of N.C. ave. and 8th st.; purchaser must move the building from the lot within 80 days. Address or Inquire W. A. DODGE, Secretary, 24 9 auzz-6t* NT BY A PHYSICL Europe, desirably located offices, mi furniture In same: books will show FOR RENT—RBAKERY; ‘oR | FOR SALE—TWO FINE ST. BERNARD MALE bread, pie or cake Lake pups, five months oid; entitled to. registration; B.w.: 6 rooms, watr, very cheap. Address A. It., Gulthersburg, Md. lot 253x150. By CHAS. au22-2t° au2l-3t FOR SALE—FURNITURE OF A GROOM HOUSE; in good condition; can be bought cheap. At 716 4th st. now. au22-8t* FOR SALE—CHEAP—MALE COLLIE PUP; SABLE and white. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 412 12h st. nw. au21-; E-FOR — CAPITAL ctlen or Washlagton property—A valuable f land, lying on both sides of Baltimore it. R., half way between Washing- ad Baltimore. "SAMUEL BEALMEAR, Room 308, Fidelity building, Baltimore, Md. auSv-3t* OR EXCHAN EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON, EDUCATIONAL. TANNER’S TERRES Coven, ae LOAN AND TRUST BLDG., COR. F offers unpsralleled an RXPERIENCED, and “Iegistative lative Pan-American methods in Shorthand, Ty; tunities. “The pric! 1 is PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT— business man—a practical court stenographer—chief stenographer Congress. ‘Thorough, etleg] pewritings. Boobkeeping, English, Rapid Calculitions, Rapid ‘Writing, Com- mercial Law. Special attention to Spelling, Punc- tuation, und all Modern Business Methods. ' Finest location in the city. Call and see us, or xend for annual announcement containing unparalleled record of gradaatis in postions. au22-Im* THB MODERN NORMAL COLLEGE, TYPOGRAPH. 425 G st. n.w., with these courses Business, Shorthand and ‘Typewrit- feal ple, teal and ving full ICHAKD, and Classi rrofitable information furnished by Principal. * , Te ers’, Health, Journalistic, is the most thorough, prac” ‘hool in the city. Olrculars . PIRAISE ti MISS LAISE, 1383 12TH N.W., REOPENS HER Shorthand, Pupils Ty; writing: repared and” Bi ness School. for examinattons; sj special claskes: io MATHEMATICS; individual attention, thor- Coghness and practical work enable student taly good positions; itman sy: secure and re of SHORTHAN auzl-tt to ‘D; NEW and RAPID method. ST. CECILIA’S st., will reopen on ACADEMY, 601_EAST CAPITOL ember 7. Ladies not at- fending the school will be admitted to the classes in music, painting, drawing, fancy worl _pby' und’ typewelting Yo ae: ‘THE BLISS SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY, Incorporated, Bliss building, Begins tts FOURTH YEAR Octcber 1, 1896. Practical electrical engineerin; lusively taught. Has its own electric light plant, ai is the ONLY institution of its kind Books draughting ex equipped. and mechanical oratories fully in the coun- SUMMER RESORTS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. OUT OF WASHINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY N. J. MAPLEWOOD IN! ONCORDVILLE, PA. ‘A successful sc! ; che or the best to in- 5 Je wit ene! eee ee apie ier auties! 5, Prel ; boys under years. fea J. SHORTLIDGR Yale), A.M., Prin. 13-m,W,8,3m ot MARYLAND, HAGERSTOWN—-KEE SAR _COI- e and Musle and Art ‘atory for Youug omen; finest climate: ful grounds; ele- -fantbulldiogs oo ai rienced ftacalty; me comforts; rare advant reasonable rates. Send for catalogue. C. L. KKEEDY, President. Jy 20-20. TAd BALTIMORD —KINDERGAR’ ‘ASSOCIATION. ‘Training school for kinderga¥ Tunfor. senior and gradcate courses; also nse for directors of normal <raining classes. ‘Lectures by Dr. W. T. Harris on “Dante. Miss CAROLINE Be HAW, Dhector, “tnd "Northshore timcre. Md. pigome is HANNAH MORB AQADEMY,:DIOCESAN 8 for Girls. New Buildin, electric light; full academi SHOOL, madern appliances; cuwrse. art, music, modern languages. In| Highlands, “above Balti more, on electric railroad. Write for manual. Rev. JOS. FLETOHER, Frin., Reisterstown, Md. Sy18-n&w,2m* THE CHALFONTE. Directly on the ocean front. Send for illustrated booklet. au22-26t E. RORERTS' SONS. Dull Season THE BERKSHIRE INN, OCEAN EXD VA, AVE. evtirely ren-odeled this season; quiet and home- free from mos- Mike; reasonable rates; absolute); guitoes; headquarters for Washingtonians... GEO. . ROCK, Manager; MARSHALL & TILLOTSON, Props. au20-Im_ ENTIRELY NEW, GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Capacity 350. Virginia ave. and the Beach: 150 ocean rooms with modern convenience, vetor to street. Reduced rates for and October. Booklet with terms, showing hotel, mailed upon application. CHARLES E, OOPE, ALFRED WYMAN, Sy21-32t Froprietors. including passenger _ele- bath attached. Every September Piano Prices. You couldn’t pick a better time than the present to buy a Piano. : This is our quiet season. And what little business is LITTLE BRIGHTON, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Full ocean phen So. Carolina ave. and Beach. Home comforts. Terms reasonable. 8. SCHWEISVORT, formerly on the Loard walk. au stirring we're striving hard to attract our way with greatly belittled prices. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. 108th session commences 16th September, Excel- lent Preparatory School attached for toys 12 to 16. GPactat, ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THD, NAVAL ACADEMY, Address the Pres't, THOMAS FELL, LL.D.,PH.D. 4y0-52t_- ST, AGNES SCHOOL_UNDER THE DIRECTION ‘of Bishop Doane. Preparation for all colleges, Bpecial Beudies and, purses. of Gollege” Kinir, Special advaxtages in Music and Art. Gymua- ea Miss W. BOYS, Prin., Aibany.N.Y. mrt : ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, MD., FOR BOYS. HAS ex-pupils ‘at Univ. of Va., Comell, Lehigh, Prince- try. Catal Z ton and Mass. inst. of Technology at’ Roston, _Autg-2m OPER Ca oR Tse. ppblication. | Address ASON. U.S. s ne COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, q 407, Seveuth street northwest MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN . K. URNER, A.M., CE., Principal. Twenty-fifth eat ae a business educator. Tenth $500 ......... $1,000»... 2. $2,500 year in this city and fifteen years a member of $8,000 . wees $5,000 | the faculty of Eastmen College. To loan. ‘Lowest rates. No delay. Stx courses: — Business, English, Civil Service, | _@015-1m B.A. McINTIRE, 224 C st. nw. Accountancy, Shorthand’ and” ‘Typewriting. Six months’ well-lighted rooms and hall. course in shorthand and typewritt: free. Moderate tuition in all the courses, ‘Latge, Situations. for aul7-tt gradustes. Vocal Culture. PIANO LESSONS. strengt! aus-18t® GEO. W. LAWRENCE, STUDIO’ 4, 934 F ST. Specialty, vegiuners. "Weak voices ned rapidly. TRIAL GRATIS. Low terms. Education fer Real Life. FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. —_ 1896. a ‘The Spencerian Business College, National Bank of the Republic building,’ cor. 7th and D nw. Day and night, sessions. SPENCERIAN, in the national capital and through- out the country, fs a household word, associated With thorough business training and a prosperous career, The leading business men of Washington were trained in this college, and send their sons and daughters and candidates for employment here for training. The thirty-second scholastic Legins Tuesday, ve departments, vis. complete bookkeeping course, culations, rapid wel sfatem of expression, civics and com- institution Fi 4p, cal ture, Delsarte mercial law, year of this popular ember 1," 1800. Business, includ- English, rapid iting, moral and social cul- Practical Tactical Enylish, ‘with tnitiatory bookireeping: Shorthand and Tepenritiog, tncludi pet lish: : ncerian Rapid riting, Mechanical and Architectucal Drawing. Full corps of thorough- ly trained teachers, Location central. Spacious, brilliantly lighted, handscme halls and MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR STOCK of local erporations; proupt utteution to all ap- pies isso j50V, $60U, $1,000, $2,000, $5,000 and J. 8. SWORMSTEDT, 913 F st. nw. EY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR- Tent rates of interest on real estate in the Dis- trict of Columbia. aul-tt MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWES: interest on D.C. real estate security. FRANK RAWLINGS, Member Washington Stock Exchuuge, 1605 Pa. uv.(Ariington Fire Ins. Co.'s office). aul-tt WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND MONEY IN ANY sums to loan. C. BOYEL & SON, 214 7th s.w. aul-lin MONEY ADVANCED FOR ALL KINDS OF MER- chandise, the same to be stored with the WASH- INGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO., Penna. ave. J. BROTHERS, 916 Penna. av Jy80-tf $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. Any’ amcunt. Lowest rates. Also installment lau. L. O. DE LASHMUTT, 1421 G st. n.w. 27-1an TUDOR HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, South Carolina avenue. Mra, M. H. THOMAS, aub-26t Formerly of Baltimore. . 3.; SEA END There are bargains of un- paralleled worth here in all THE BREVOORT, 18 SO.SOUTH CAROLINA AVE See to Beach. Perfect sunitary arrat ments. 50 to $2.00 per day. Speci URKIS, Propr. itt e the best High-grade Pianos. There are slightly used Square Pianos, nearly new HOTEL ML VERNON. Near the beach. ideal summer home. # Week. Absolutely | first-class. $1.50 to Us3-tM TAS. 8. MOON. ‘$2.50 per day; $9 Uprights and brand-new in- struments at prices far below THB ORIOLE, normal. You can buy one on the easiest of easy terms or at a 2120 Pacitic ave. Open all the year. Terms, $7 to $9 week. dyiF2t Mrs. C. T. BUZBY of Baltimore. THE CLIFTON.—CORNER ATLANTIC AND @0X- Recticut aves. Homelike, wide pe geciday Circular mailed. Mrs. B. day. Circular mal rs, B en Terus, $1 Meeks $1.00 10 $7 to $10 per week; $1.50 to euler matted, "Mt iy. COPE. special price for cash. Stop in some time and have a chat with us. HOTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE, OCEAN end, Athintic City, N. lors, elevator, &c. tion address fel3-cotf HADY. RET. HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC AVE .—Steam heat,’ sun par- For terms and other informa- iB cheerful family circulars free, John F. Ellis & Co., Music House, 937 Pa. Ave. MICH fgan and Ohio aves. Enlurged, repainted; elee- tric belle and other improvements. Terms, $9 to $14 por week. ‘Send for booklet, $425 Upright Piano m: TRE H. D. EASTMAN, Prop. For $2. HOTEL STICKNET, KENTUCKY AVE. aNt 50. Beach: 100 feet from the ocean: musle; excellent | $10 monthly payments table and weekly $2 to $2.50 per day; A beautiful, highest « ity, full size Upright $0 to $14 week. LV. STICKNEY. ‘mb2-t Grant; exquisitely toned, Original ‘price, £425. = ae Slightly used. Don't tle it Handeom antic City, N. J. booklet. J. E. my28-130t Carisbrooke Inn, VENTNOR, ATIANIIC CO., N. J. Delightfully situated on ocean front. erp improvements; cles:tor, cas, Bpecial rates for June. Address 4% TO 5 PER CENT MONI of $5,000 und upward, on real estate, ¥. L CORYELL, dy23-tf 627 E st. uw. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED ESTATE at current rates of interest; negotiation of loans for large amounts a 6] tally; prompt attention, a TO LOAN, IN SUNS approved ash ing tan Je12-3m A. FE. CRAWFOKD, Ventnor, N. J. Hotel Imperial 4°,o.25 Ocean end Maryland ave. wide three-story porches. fence for 250 guests. callty. Artesian water. ‘Heated. ‘Send for AN moa- electric bells; 10 minutes Ly electric cars fro Atlantic City. Full ocean view from This handsome and home-like housa has erery comfort and conven- Large rooms, healthiest lo~ ble and service a spe- T scart with it. Fully guaranteed. THE PIANO EXCH® “The Coloni al” Hazelton Piano Has attracted the greatest atte: Piano now before the public; 4 the artistic eye and_iusical ‘tast sole ageuts for the Hazelton Pixnos. D.G. Pfeiffer & Co., 417 uth St. N.W. ‘ion of any appenis to We are 5] 3 7 $2 Pe 10, a ck. class rocms. Services of graduates always in de- | HERRERT A. GILL, 1319 ¥ st. nw. jyl8-dea AOU RDS a AO is aul8-20t¢ mand. Terms moderate, but no competition with | TO LOAN— mhi4-156t -___G. W. KENDRICK. cheap’ schools. ON REAL ESTATE— = (lice open Sxery business day and night. 000, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. rite or calt for new atd beautiful annual an- 000, q more. muncement, contatoing photo encravin of World's 000, Hotel Tray: }o ” Colwnbian Diploma and Medal awarded to this Col- 000, Appointmects and service first-cinss. lege, and business record of graduates for thirty 000, D. 8. WHITE, Jr. IN ALL peak MRS, Tuomas f'°Wace. ee =wes STYLES. . SARA A. SPENCER, é. v. -AMAN, cG: — i 5-tf SPRINGS AND BATHS. 5 aulst Princtpal_and Proprietor. e25-t¢ — a O17 Ff st. nw. SSS Unequaled in Tone, Touch, Work- NEY TO AN BERKEL! SPRINGS HOTEL IS NOW . oa: ames AUER SP BORA, | SETSE catenins are ao | MANSHHP and’ Durability BERLITz, SCE: e ¥ VES’ rE Ol EST, e baths of these celebrated springs are not: ——_ ‘ cmened ee GU AGES, On for the cure of rheumatism, cont ‘idney trou- | _ Also a fine easortment of desirable slightly used Classen and private lessons. Trial lesson free. REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. bles and nervous diseases. The climate is delight- | Upright, Square and Grand Fanos of our own _ Open all sun mer. jeoamw.tt e con. 108 iP TMA, ful—pure an} fresh mountain air. Se eh ee ee THB CAPITAL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 1453 MASS. | —© 10TH AND F S18. NW: For pais ond ot Second-hand Upright, Square and Grand Pianos ave. n.w. boy Rev. TELA: WOOD'S COMMERCIAL. Ci B11 Easi Can. at. (one square Select day and bourding school for 30 Opens Sept. hools and coll 14. Pupils fitted for tech eges: non-sectarian. Address FRANKLIN KEAN, B.D. WAR- st of Librars). T velfth year. Reopens Monday, Aug. 81. Office op-n from’ 9 a.m. to 9 p.m." Ali cominercial brazches thoroughly taught by twelve experienced tea-hers. New structed especially for school building Just completed, _con- purposes. Well equippeé gymnasium with two instructors. ‘Thous- ands say it is the most popular business college fn Washington. ment. ing and d: Cc. Dav) Sy25-1in: FRENCH IN 80 LESSON read and understood term and diploma course spoken, fall Attend: nce last year, 262. m free until Aug. 31 send for Masts ated catal ees Cheneweth Institute, 1242 Vermont ave. and Iowa Moderate rates and easy pay- Individual fo Call and see u: » select board. Miss MARY September 16. MELE. V. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D st. n.w. (car lines) Jy27-1m* Shorthand Chevy Chase FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY School for Young Ladies. Half an nour from Washington, D.C., by clec- trie cars. French the language of the house. Reop ns October 1. 1896. Address Mile. LEA M. BOULIGNY. Jel7-6m,12___ P.O, Station E.. Washington, D.C. ouT OF WASHINGTON. The Maryland Agricultural MAR College, COLLEGE Park. S SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, FOUR COURSES OF Mechanical, <STRUCTI Sefentifie, Agricultural, Ciasateal. Each department supplicd with the most modera and approved apparatus sized in all departmente. Practical work empha- Graduates qualified at once to enter upon their life's work. Boarding de- partment supplied with all modern Improvements: r ath Rooms, Room, Heat, 1 tendance. $i44 College. commences Sen! for admittance. au21-Im Closets, Steam Heat and for ‘scholastic yen: scatalcgy . giving full particulars, tion. ally annitary inspection by*Physic Particulars jas: Books, ht,” Washing, Board, Medical at: EFA 130-paxe ‘nt on applica- nto the sent on application. ‘Term 16. Early application necessary RW, SILVESTER President M. MEDIA ACADEMY, MEDIA, PA._FOR BOYS AND young men; 22d’ year; classical, scientific, En- lish and commercial courses; thorough prepara- tion for college or business; careful individual at- tention; excellent table; ‘autiful location; send for circular. CHAS. STUART, Principal. ‘an20-1m SEENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY, NEAR WIN- chester, Va. For fifty boys and young men. Everything the very best that money can secure. Elegant bu‘idings, — grounde and’ equipment. GREAT SUCCESS" WITH BACKWARD BOYS. A solid, progressive and prosperous school that avolds ever: addi species of humbug. For catalogue . LOVETT, M.A. (Univ. ), Prin. 58th technical schoo! applied chemistry and cer ferred in course; grad: V. TA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LEXINGTON, state military, sclentific and thorough courses in general and In engineering: degrees 1.1., and bachelor actence; in post graduate course, master sclence, civil engineer: all expenses, Jocluding, clothing 50 per and ineldentals, provided at’ rate of month, as an averuge for the four years, exclu- sive of outfit. 4y16-e019t_Gen. SCOTT SHIPP, Su rintendent. FAUQUIER 5) Warrenton, Va. 1896. Situated in Piedmont ITUTE F The 36th R YOUNG LADI ear becins Sept. region of Vi Southern R.R.. 54 miles from Washington. ‘Nuni- ber limited. For catalogues address _dyl4-t,th,s,36t_ GEO. G. BUTLER, A.M. Prig. BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VIRGINIA. Value, $1! nerthern business. Chai 000. Loceted 66 miles from Wash., in Prepares for advanced study and for es extremely gow. Putroniage fron. 22 states. Address for illustrated catalogue Col. R. A. MCINTYRE, Bethel Academy P. 0., Va. Je27-e026t NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND. Cctlega for young ladies and preparatory school for girs. Regular and elective eourses: Music spd _art specialties. Conducted by school sisters of Notre Dame. Jy18-co2m* Charles Street ave., Baltimore, Md. ANDREW SMALL ACADEMY, DARNESTOWN, ‘Md.—Prepares tor business or college. Languages, Sciences, mathematics, bockkeeping, telegraphy. Five miics from Gaithersburg. Catalogues this office. |. NELSON (Univ. of Va.), Principal. aul9-1m* FOR SALE—FINE PIANO, $50; ENCYCLOPEDIA (almost new), 9 volunies, only’ $10; best talking rrot in America, $50. 12387 Pa. ave. n.w., Room 2, upstairs. au2i-2t* FOR SALB—AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFIT; SAE _conseass (7 pinta holders; 2 high-grade R. R- lenses; inside shutters; reducing camera; optical lantern; accessories; half price. oP st You How To AFELY pork and stoc ‘nd for our hook and re to any address, COMACK & CO., 29 New York. __ Syd-satdot AND OPTIC. $200 WILL BUY A JEWELR = store In best location in city; 7th st. bet. L and F onw.; a xood reasons for z che mond Fensod EX. By Star welling. Call on J. N. OPPENHEIMER, 525 7th en O-6t* eee pe auzo-gee | _2fiice. aust HOTEL, 16 ROOMS, LARGE PUBLIC Dinino | FOR SALE — PARROTS. SINGING CANARIES, room,” on Pa. ay furnished complet gocd' business; owner has everal. pl mocking Dirds, ircubators, brooders, alligato: dotog Kea. monkeys, squirrels, &c. SCHMID PEt aces; cheap EMronucst, Ve Sth et aw ae rent; sell cheap; half cash. Address’ HAI. eyetE CASil, Star office. aulv-lw* | FOR SALE—LOUNGB, $2.50; COOK STOVES, — Aste ze eet STOCK AND FIXTURES ae ow orices REDMOND 'S aaa Bast e e Ol cery estab! unents in tl ME U's southrvest- hls is un excellent pr ort el (pede oC eS ddress .. Star office. aul7-Iw* EXCHAN #55, AVERAGE WEEKLY INCOME WITH FOR GE. $250 ingested; safe, conservative; prospectus, | FoR EXCHANGE—TRADING I§ OUR SPECIALTY — a ieee ee aie pay —Our facilities for making satisfactory deals are unsurpassed. List your rty with us, elthe for sule of exchange. OHAS. BE. BANES’ 10d WANTED — 803 “SELLING EL SOME FASY-SFLLING ELECTRICAL | for, Sule oF a Or mechanical specialty, by well-equipped machine Works; would manufacture under pale or buy Peivilege outright. Address SPECIALTY, Star office. aT BaMsaYs— STORAGE. ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS. YOUR Ww, CLEA: Separate ‘apartmenta; light, ‘and ‘clean; Wa" buttding put ep for the je. 1407 G st. nw. WORK WARRANTED’ ONE YEAR. i ofS 1221 F ST. N.W. E LOAN & 0b ROCKVILLE INSTITUTE—A HOME SCHOOL FOR a limited number of reopens boardi1 is, September 17; situation healthful,” educational BON. Pin. solid. Address Miss LUCY 8. SIMI- Rockville, Ma. iy aulb-1m $230—MARYLAND COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LA- dies, and School lege powers, including fences, large campus, thorough forts. "Sixteen states represented. gf Music. (Near Baltimore.) Col- degrees, Modern conven. training,home com. Non-sectarian, Rev. J. H. TURNER, A.M.,Prest.,Lutherville, Md. aulStosel0 ST, GEORGE'S HALL FOR BOYS, ST. GEORGE'S, courses; now ern conveniences. J. GC. KINEAR, A.M., aué-Im* z zist years Emery, academic and business net Gxtensire grountsy mod- in. HaRYLAND, CHARLOTTE HALL. IARLOTTD HALT, SCHOOL. Founded 1774. A thoroughly established mili- ry academy ‘in guiiugton. | Heal {Goel (Bprings."" | Estate proximity to Baltimore and thy location at the historic of 825 acres. A safe LOANS MADE WITHOUT DELAY ON APPROVED collateral, such as stocks, bonds, building ail \can associaticn cértiticates, life insurance policies in oid Mpe companies and’ syndicate certificates. YERKES & BAKER, 40 to 40° Metzerott bldg. my28-t A NEW PLAN. Avail yourself of our rantee if you wish to borrow MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, E You can have the money the diy you apply for it. Security rewains in your undisturbed posses- sion. Payments on principal recefved at any time, which will lessen coet of carrying the loan. Low rates, desirable terms, no publicity, courteous treatinent. Our plan of making loans will please you. CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Cv., my26-16d 602 Fst. n.w. MONEY ‘10 LOAN—$1,000 UPWARD AT 5 PER logues address HAS. A. R. 3523-3509 . JACK & NGER, Pro} springs. W. Va. of different makes taken in exchange and restored to good ccndition at prices and terms to suit all ROCK-ENON SPE The popular mountain resort. 6:30 p.m. Cool and dry. ines, VA. Mineral springs, Bath Pool. First-class table. All kinds of diversions. RATES To SUIT THE TIMES. Jp23-tf Address A. S. PRATT, Proprietor. Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Blue Ridge Mountains. DRY ATMOSPHERE. 1.500 FEET ELEVATION. Elevator and all modern improvements. OPEN JUNE 25 TO OCTOBER 1. Address W. M. REAMER. Manager, Buena Vista Springs P. O., Western Md. R.B., 30 Washington county, Md. cent; $250, $500, $750, ete., us 6 per cent cn snlvestare, Wall He 'sABNDES £ot0 Fost. ces ap2s-if EY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- «st rates of interest, on D. C. real estate. festallment aud builders’ loans.” Prompt a tion. WALTEK H. ACKER, apll-tt O4 Lith st. ™ 0 LOAN ON APPROV te at 5 per ceut interest. Also yeu how. with respect to prior payment specialty. TYLER & KUTI 4)3-tf 1307 WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Will loan you euy sum you want, small, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., without removal of publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential, and you can get the money the day you ask for it. Loens can be paid tn part or in full at any time to sult the convenience of the borrower, and any pert paid reduces the cost of carrying the Joan Jn projcrtion to the amount paid. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Jel6-tr G10 F et. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District real estate; no delays, Mf, M. PARKER, wh9-tr 1418 F st. MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. No delay in closing transaction. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ap25-tr 1324 Fst. o, MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CEXT ON APPROVED District real estate; also installinent loans made. ¥. H. SMITH & SONS, aplo-tf 1418 F st. b.w. MGNEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL estate security in the District of Columbia; no de- 3 charges woderete. WASH'N DANENHOWER, apls-tt 1411 G st. bw. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE its fanous bealth-giving mineral waters and baths; 10 minutes’ drive from R.R. station; re- duced’ rates In R.R. fare; te; write for deseript . SMITHEY, Wadesvill J523-colm Trip, 12 noon to IROVE, FREDERICK CO.. VA., WITH intending purchasers. Old Pianos taken in ex- chung. PIAS ‘OR RENT. Tuning and Kepairing by Fuctory Experts. Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. ee an No. 7. au6 FOREIGN WASHINGTO? Should be week ending August IN THE MOUNTAINS, n to boarders (adults). WM. H. BEL MOUNTAIN HOU Fruit Hil Farm, Blue mid utes’ drive from’ depe nd for cireular ‘2 20 _mitn. two loveliest months of the year—Sept. Send for elrcular. Pure water and good table; is : id rates, $5, $6 and $7 per mediciral water; conveyances meet trains; . from New burg. via Hay ND, letters only must for EUROPE, pe Southampton, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHENIES- MT. modations unsurpassed. Sead for circulars. LAKE PARK, Md., or 1435 K ". HILL-TOP HOUSE, HARPEWS Fi RRY, W. VA. This popular resort is open; first-class table and Dosting, dancing and ‘fishi: beds: Do! felegraph in bouse. ‘T. 8. LACH LYNN HEIGHTS HOTEL—Location and accom- Overt my? an NDS direct, rk, via Rott ‘Por’ Spaarndam.” Ems, fro MO IN LAKE FOTEL, Mourtain Lake Park, Md. Summit Alleghanies. Opens June 15. Circulars and programs. myl5-tf 8. H. MARTIN. THD LOCKWCOD, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA, MANY, and specially addressed printed mat Will open its 20th season MAY 20. Rooms large | etc... for other parts of Enrope. ’ and airy; plenty shade: table first-class; rateay| | White Star steamers saline from New York « r week. Mrs. 3. E. LOVETT, Propsletress. | Wednesday: dressed printed mat- myi2-5m HEIGHTS HOTEL. HARPER'S FERRY, ter, from New York on Sat- for take ‘inted alter, ¢t GREAT pps enopalar rest aisiene IN"and IRELAND, ond specially ting, boating, fishing and bathing; ad matter, elc:, for other parte of” bigheat point; shady lawhe; telephone to atation. pee ees oy DOR, ieee + UREA zz. , ete., for all countries f MCDOWELL HOUSE—BEAUTIFUL FOR SITUA- tion: offera an attractive summer home; shad within the District of Columbia, in amounts to} porcies. excellent table; clean, airy rooms, wit! guit applicants, at 6, 5% and 6 per cent, mountain and river views. Address B. Me- jal9-tf GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 19th st. p.w. DOWELL, Harper's Ferry. W. Va. my23-3m IF YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BUY OR SELL real estate, let me hear from you. I can save you time and mcney. J. EAKIN GADSBY, 526 1th st. $r2i-tt SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. ISLD OF WIGHT HOUSB, OCEAN CITY, MD.— Open all year. Special iow rates from August . Table and service kept up to summer stand- ard. Mrs. A. B. SHAW ‘L. au2 Bt SWANN'S—GO TO SWANN’S FOR GOOD FISHING, on the Potomac, 1 mile from Piney Pt.; rates, $f + day. For further information appiy to J. T. BWANN, P.M., Piney Pt., Md. auzi-et* PLEASANT PLACE TO D YOUR VACATION; Food country board; tree ling, fishing. Go) to ARRATT'S, Piney Point, Md, Call for ¥ carriage at wharf. Terms, $6 per week. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, Ocean View, Va. ‘The hotel will open May 30 for the reception of guests. Ocean View is one of the most delightful rors on the Atlartie coast. The bathing 18 per- fect and without danger. ‘An ideal place for ladies ‘and children, Music by_ the Portsmouth Navy Yard dooklets and further particulars, ad- dress _my2T-3m,12 E. R. THORNTON, Proprietor. HOTEL BELLEVUE, CHAPEL POINT, MD., OPENS JUNE 15; ‘management’ first-class; salt Water bathing, fisting und crabbing; terms,$5. $7 and $6 per week; spedlat rates to famille: Among the advantages of CHAPEL POINT Is th fact that it bas two matis‘dally, and that it can be reached by two trains daily: via the Pope's Creek line, or by steamer Harry: Randall. For further Information apply te A. P.'KRETCHMAR, Chapel Point, Md., or E° S HANDALL, River Vier office, city. a Je5-3m es CAPE MAY, NW. J. $ ss. THE CARLTON, DIRECTLY ON |, ON A Blob bia DI ‘Y ON BEACH, clear ocean view; orchestra; telegrapt ecom. 300; }12 weekly. $8 (3 #12 Hee ADDOX. THE ACME, CAPE MAY POINT, |X. J.; DIRECT- ly on beach; clear ocean’ views new porches; board walle extended; bath:houses free; $¥ to $9. DOCK. 4y25-8,5:: Mrs. R. MADI ‘Now open. heer HOTEL DEVON— Hotel near beach ON eek ie ea (ARCY. feos Verandas. KING & Mf. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. The Engleside, Beach Haven. N. J. Open until October 1. Many new improvements since last year. for new illustrated book. home fo. joys. Board, wash re ee my15-110¢ ROBT. B. ENGLE, Prop. enka armenia: . M. THOMAS, AML, COLONIAL BEACH. THE SKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, PEEA- | THE ALVIN, COLONIAL CH, VA.—SEA FOOD ek, N.Y. Sixty-third year. Send for illus- ners & specialty. ‘anle the bexte Hiver front, trated catalogue. Board by the day, week or month. 18-e10t Col. LOUIS H. ORLEMAN, Prin. au21-1m* M._L. GRANVILLE, Proprietor. 122 AN W, FRANKLIN .» BALTIMORE, Md SEDGEWORTH BOARDING AND Dat school, for Yonge, Ladies will reopen Thursday, ‘year. tember 24. Jy18-w&s,2m* . Mrs, H. P. LEFEBYRE, Prin. COLONIAL COTTAGE (Ars, A. 1. Crawshaw), Co- lonial Beach, Vi ost office, near beach: leasent rooms; good hoard: moderate rates. Full jPformation at ‘oom 20, Me€ill bidg., 912 G n.w. ASBURY PARK, N. J. MERICA, NES, ETC. M. for JAMAICA, per YAt 10:05, for AND GUATEMALA, Orleans, (At 10:55 PLM. per s.s. Ardandhu, from. THE LAFAYETTE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Capacity, 300. saan Orchestra daily. mphlet. Je8-3m IGHT & FROST. HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Directly on the beach. The leading hotel in every respect. Elevator. MORGAN & PARSONS. jel-3m At DAL for VER x Ifia, from Balti for PORT ANTONIO, per xten ftom Baltimore. (At 6:25 A.M. for BRA LA PLATA COUNTIUES, per’ ss. K from New York, via Pe |. must (At 10:05 for COSTA RICA, (At 10:55 P.M. and BARBADOS, per s rk. MISCELLANEOUS, 25 M. for CUBA. per Fort William Henry Hotel, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Largest and best appoint than any previous year. the maragement City. F: orchestral music; elegant tennis court; bowling, etc.; first-class livery attached to hotel. Plans shown and Information given by calling on or =d- dressing R. HAMILTON, Hotel Grenoble, N. Y. my30-8,tc&th,3m CHEVY CHASE INN. Rooms, single and en suite, with private bath. Terms moderate, 4523-1m hotel at the lake; conducted ‘only first-class and at terms lower OPENS JUNE 15, under Ryland Hamilton of Atlantic -rupning elevator; electric Nghts; fine ia Havana." Spe- 3:00 P.M. for PORT Roston. per §, for NASSAU, per s.s. Santiag A.M. for PORT ANTONIO, timore. ()At 10555 PM. WEOUNDLA) seyrian, from Philadelphia. At 10:55 P.M. for ST. 3 SAD MARTHA, per steamer from Ne (at 1 P.M. for JAMAICA TOWN, per Alvena, from N« for COSTA, RICA, must te , CAPE per 8.8. Alps, M. for CAM: TABASCO, TUXPAM. YUCA- NEW PUBLICATIONS. The Very Best Book On The Silver Question ~ is] CURA, per s.s. Saratoga, from New York. Is addressed on oe as toe NEWS \DLAND, by rail to Hall- a steamer, cl ere dally a fax and th v lose “here daily at (a) Mails for MIQUELO: thence by stesmer. close here daily at 3:20 P.M (c) Mails for CUBA (except those for SANTIAGO DE CUBA, which are forwarded via New Yor close here ‘dally at 3:00 P.M. for forwarding ¥ steamers sailing Mondays and. Thursd: 01 Port Tampa, Florida. ee (qd) Mails for MEXICO, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch via steamer, « ° mae ee via steamer, close here by rail to Boston end a o,a TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Malls for HAWAIT, per s.s. Austraila, from San Frencisco, close here daily up to August’ 23 at 6:30 Price $1.25, By Hon. J. K. UPTON, BX-ASSISTANT U. S. TREASURER. The clear. concise, practical and powerful story of money in America. An up-to-date plea for hon- est money and the nation’s faith. Indorsed by pub Mc mep of both parties. For sale by all Booksell- ers or by the Publishers, Lothrop Publishing Co., 92 PEARL §T., BOSTON. Circular Free. aul5,19,22-3t P.M. Malls for the SOCIETY IST. flee, from Sa or 8S Jntelto, from San Francisco, close bere dufly up to August 28 at 6:30 P.M. Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West Anstr: HAWAM end FUT ISLANDS (specially add onis), per 8.8. Micwera, from Vancouve deily’ up to September 1 at 6 Mails for CHINA and JAPA‘ Is 8. Empress of China, from Vancouve: up to September 7 at 6:20 P. str ept those Addressed AUSTRALIA, which are forw: NEW. ZEALAND, HAWAII, ISLANDS, 8.6. Alamed: close here daily up to ‘TRANSPACIFIC MAILS are forwarded to the port PIANOS AND ORGANS. of nailing dally, and the schedule of closing is ar. ranged on the ‘presumption of thelr uninterrupted overland transit. CLEARING OUT SALE OF SQUARE PIANOS. One fine square. (a) Registered mail closes at 10:00 A.M. same 8) $150 istered mafl closes at 1:00 Qne excellent square 125 (c) Registered mal] closes at 6:00 me Knabe square. (4) Registered mail closes at 6:00 fou e small square a5, Terms, $5 and’ $3 ‘per month, “stool and | 7s} Registered mall closes at 1:00 P.M. ‘Miesday cover included. and Saturday. aul9-3d HUGO WORCH, 624 7th n.w. au2z JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster. LEGAL NOTICES. (issued August 21, 1896.) ESTATE OF MARY BEYER, LATE OF WASH- ington, District of Columbia.” Application ha: beew mad: to the Supreme Court of the Distr Columbin, holding Orphans’ Court, for probate of & last will and testament and for letters textainen. tary on said estate, by LOUIS BEYER, Jr. Chix in to give notice to all concerned to appenr’ in sald court on Friday, the isth day of September, A.D. at 10 o'clock a.m., to shor cause Why such ap phic ition should not be granted. Atiest: W = Gar p = — of Will, D.C. AL . Prot ite HEALING, Jr, tor for Applicant. TROPOSALS FOR THING. Tore OFFICE, U. 8. SOLL IONE, Wate D.C. August 20, until Y, SEPTEMBER 2, iM, articles of Winter” Ci Fat Huts, 417 Dark Blue s Vests, Pairs Sky Tine ‘Trousers, » Flannel si 1.012 C.F. Planned O12 pairs C.F. Drawers, 1.401 ard Ties, PM? pairs Woolen Stockings, Cases, and 23 ‘d Spreads. T oe ee age BNA Hot to be delivered the most suitable articie tn Tesrfed to te nate of Commissioners of t uation app and Treasurer. . ington, proposals wi SETEMEL It S00 , SEPTEMELR f fuel f ise, fi mencing October ing September 5 IN THE SUPKIME CovrT OF THE = OF OOLT MBIA, Ex Charles: Smith, naw 1761 vurte, petitioner, for Equity No. The object of this suit tloner, Cheries Lculs Ss to Louis Beyer, jr. ize the peti- ze bis nume ition recites that “he District 1 over was born Petitioner in a res’ & citizen of one he eure of age demas of Washington but, at birth, he wax edo Mary, his wife ard known by th he is, and for man ness in the said « Tings hay if Louk Re: me may be changed fron th to that of Louis Bey that his Cf the act of Congress in su made and provided, und + Ot the court, ‘this dered that thix notice of the filing and of the substance and prayer thei Ushed once a week for taree consecutl: the Washington Law Reporter and in The Star, a newspaper in general circulation pu in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, By the comt CHARLES C. COLE, Associate Justiee. A tre copy Test TOR. YOUNG, Clerk, wu2dlawet M.A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk. PROPOSAL den, D.C, accordiag to plans office of the inspector of buildings. Of propesals and spe dications, together wi hecessery informatio: bed upon ap- ration therefor at t the Inspector of Columbia, aud bide uyoa t forms only will be consider ‘Tha right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. Pros posals must be inclosed e and Sue PROPOSALS 1 Pay ing Blocks.—Office of the Comumissic De. Washington, August 1h, led pireponais ived at ntl TWELY a TENTH, Isat, fe « Vitrified Paving Blocks. Blank forma and all 1 the NOW. of proposal, formatien “ition tue . rd CHARLES’ F FOR THE NAVY 110, 1896, ls for The » opened > Bs farntsty at a quantity usaal na furnished ttenition of rs ts invited. The bids, nes Veiner equal, decided th lent reserves the right reject any or all bids to the § master G rannfs: BAR ASSOCIATION BANQUET. Distinguished Lawyers Meet in Social Conclave. Chauncey M. Depew presided at the international banquet of the Americas Bar Association, which was enjoyed by about 260 distinguished persons, in the Grand Union Hotel ball room at Saratoza, N. Y., last night. It was pr de by « reception in the club rooms, adjoining, wher Lord Russell, Sir Francis Lockwood and Montague Crackanthorpe again met the members of the association. Following im- mediately was a procession, under the may shalship of Francis Rawle of Philadelphia with Lord Russell and Mr. Depew at the head. The guests marched into the hand- somely decorated banquet hall, where all were given seats, that of the presiding of- fice yeing at the south end of th reo: and immediately in front of plossal and famous painting, Yvon's “Genius of America.” After the menu had been dis- resed of, Lady Russell, Lady Lockwood, Mrs. Moorfield Storey and other ladies were escorted in and awarded seats of honor. Mr. Depew, as toastmaster, in his usual felicitous style, made some brief opentr remarks and offered as a toast “The Lord Chief Justice of England,” which was hap- The next toast was *” Association,” which was replied to Retiring President Moorfield Storey of I ton, under whose administration was held the most successful and celebrated meeting in the history of the association. Sir Francis Lockwood 1 eee y happy vein to “The Wit of the tisk’ Bare ¥ james M. Beck of Philadelph James C. Carter and Bourke Cockran of New York were also called upon and their utterances rounded out one of the most famous banquets ever held at Saratoga in a The company did not rise till midnight. = <o- NOVEL USE FOR PIGEONS. Winged Messengers Will Bring Elec- tion News to Ocean Stcamshipss From the New York Journal, Here is a brand-new use for the carrier pigeon. Instead of raising the birds on shore, they are bred and trained on ship- board, and if kept on land when the veseel sails will make a bee line for her the mo- nt they are set free. The presidential election this fall offers opportunity for the supreme test of tho carrier's ability to follow her own particu- lar ship for hundreds of miles across th broad waters. For months the men on board some of the transatlantic steamships have been paring for the trial of this novel plan of election bulletins. There are coops with whole colonies of carriers, which the shi crews have fed, petted and coddled, and people who start for Europe in that mo- mentous first week of November may be tolerably certain of having a good bulletin system of returns. In sending out returns the birds will have to be liberated every five or ten minu to insure frequent bulletins on shipbe 2s well as to allow for the few flyers which fail, ae pigeons wili at unexpected times, for some of them at times refuse to fly, as a sulky racehorse does to run. There are, the experts say, only a few strains of pigeons which can find their way over water readily. Most birds require land- marks—steep! rivers, tow: —but these ocean-going pigeons have an infallible 4 stinct which guides them across the sei The experimental bulletin will settle @ great many questions about which pigeon enthusiasts have long been in doubt. They do not know, for example, just the distance that a carrier will fly over water. A first- class bird can go a mile In a minute for many miles, but whether he can keep it up for 1,000 miles nobody has yet learned. <-> Limited Choice. From the Woonsocket Reporter. In a department store. “I want some- thing nice in ofl for dining room, “Yes, madam. A landscape or a box of sard.n