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THE WASHXETGrTOST TIMES, THITJRSDAT, JULY 4, 1895.
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AX AUSTRALIAN TOWN.
Tliu Railway That Wn- toTluvoilnde
tin Kin nieces' Fortune,
titttekk' o sleek imv; and leading other
wif-y of udjoinin;; townships ly their com
mercial prosperity. Hitherto the pros
perity had hccii of the quiet lypiclureMnio
gratefully on a placid, undulating land
boajie pd om in varied tints of green.
Bays the WeotmiHstcr Review. Sleek 1
horn. are roHing 011 verdant slopes that '
kieg Urn 14m? waves; dark "coral" trees, j
order; fat farmers, jog-trotting down the 1
As wo look away from tlicchrf.dazedwith
da, tieeome faMiionaUu and excite the
HprejKUug like cedars, crown the heights j
here and thoie, while gleaming villas j
anil oauaKes, clustered amid luxuriant
foNasc, jwk'fiiiahly suggest a Normandy. ,
village lown in the hollow lies Uie lit
tte twa proper, trim, -white, about the '
e of a labk'-cJoili. Yet the iniuialure j
place has pretenMons of its own and jiibtl- 1
Tics tliem by supporting three doctors,
-hevfH demists, half a Cozen well appoinu-d f
hotel6 aad an imposing postoffice, which
if, an attempt al Italian aichitecture all
tangil4e consequonces of tliose "great ex
pectauonfe" whicJi Kiama and it, railway
have so far failed to realize. That, rail- ,
way -was to have made the fortune of the j
Kiamefee. J
hnd liulM-rto brought tliem in contact witli
the outer world; tliey piopoccd to cut al
eoer and drunk with ozone. Uie eye rests .
tiny hali.r aud diminutive Mi amers which r
howse. iiunnicr-ladcH, deposited pats of J
At ooa as us advent was announced i
tliey Jook-d wuh profound disdain on the t
fiwoet butter aud snowy eggs on Uie Sydney j
steamer- and then, leeiing tliat life, with 3
n la-weekly packet to rejoice over, was
full of zest, gathered in groups to inter
view sum y arrivals and discuss city news
greaUy to tlie advantage of Uie obsequious
pitfiticaN. Hut Uie railway was to change
all Uit-, tlie railway was to make Kiama
its terminus, to shower daily papers and
gay visitors ou Uie little town and turn
Sleepy HoHow iuto a econe of bustling
ucUvtty.
As it happened. U10 railway did nothing
of the kind; it fchot ahead to its present
terminus. Seirra, utterly iguoring Uie
tiv claims of Sleepy Hollow Tlie
farmers ceaed to amble down with tlieir
market baskets, but the visitors came not,
nor the bustle, and tlie day is far distant
when tlie Sydney paterfamilias shall bring
his oftve brandies, wiUi tlieir spades aud
pitciw, to the sore discomfort of the
dreamy idler. Meanwhile Kiama makes
Uie rkm of its feckly aucUon wliere horses
and buggies are sold at the foot of Uie
ligtohouM- hill, and of its oue yearly dis
sipation Uie agricultural show held on Uie
heights behind Uie towu.
A HO OSIER TRAGEDY.
Tlio rutrolmen Kid Vnllunt Service
Tor u Little Dos.
A few nights ago a -wildly excited in
dividual rushed up to Patrolmen Bhort
xidge and .More, who run what is known
as the Thirteenth A district, says the
Indianapolis Sentinel. Tlie man told
thetn that Foiueone had fallen iuto the
river and "was slowly drowning at the
Michigan street bridge. The officers made
great haetc to reach the place and -when
they arrived they iscdovered that the words
of the man were tree. Something was in
the water nouiHlering around, and a human
cry cnikc from the depths. The water is
from twelve to rourtecn feet deep at this
point, ami alter wymg 111 various ways to
reach the object, and toeing unable to do
so, ShortrKlge ran to the nearest tele
phone, and, calling up the police head
quarters, wanted to know what to do.
"Doss" Shaffer was on duty, and after
hearing his fetory advised him to strip off
and swim out after the person. Short
ridge replsed that he was unable to swim
and besides he was afraid be would cntcli
his death of cold.
"Never mind the cold," rcplictl Shaffer;
"when a human life is at stake you
eUonid stp for nothing.'
"Hut I might get diowned myself," re
plied Sbortndge. "I think the best thing
to do Is to get a boat and go after hun
in that way."
"AH right." replied Shaffer, "but for
the l-ove of God hurry up. A person can't
Urocele in the water all night."
StiartrHlgedropped the reeeiverand rushed
out of the place at a 2-10 gait. He fol
lowed toe river for several hundred yards
lWow lie found a boat and when he did so
he brake the lock and started toward Uie
bridge. Oil the way he pickci up Moore,
who had become alarmed and was starting
to hunt taini. "Vnien Uie officers drew near
they hetrd the splashing.
'Thank God, we are i time," said iloore;
"paU harder! Poor fellow, he mast be
warty exhausted by ihis Unie."
Ttoe oars fairly groaned under the great
weigtat thelusty policeman was putting on
them and as the boat shot past the strug
gling object More pui oat his hand ami
grjsied not a human heart, bat Uiat or a
pug toc. TIh? dog had a string of sleigh
li is elre-it his neck aud hait he appearance
of having bsen simie lady darling. When
Hoore tried to pull him into the boat he
found ttiai he was unable to do o, because
the annual was lied 10 something on the
lMHtom of tlie river. Slowly he pulled the
object t tlie surface, and when it was ex
posed t view, lie diNfovered (but it was a
waai-boffler fiHed with bricks. The rope was
cut and ihe dog was saved. The officers
earned him to the shore, where they gave
vent to their feelings by a beautiful flow of
language seldom lieard coming from the
mouths of even policemen. A man named
Myers wanted ihe dog and the officers made
hint a pneseiit of it. On the way to the
police taUn next morning they decided to
nay iKKlimg to their broUier officers about
the rescae, but Shaffer gave it away.
THE TKll'LE SO.V1EHSATXT.
Jolin TTorland Threw It, lint Otliers
llrolio Tlieir XeciN.
I saw John "VVorland d'i the triple somer
sault InXew Haven in 188-i. and he told me
the whole siory of Uie act and of the many
men who have tried to do it, says Harper's
Round Table. The first man to attempt it
waa performer inTau Aniburgh'scircus, in
M.tfiile, iu 1S42 He broke his neck.
VT. J. IIbl8 made tiro attemptln London
In 1845 and was instantly killed. The
next one was John Anioor. He had been
successfully turning a double aud was
tlie original in accomplishing it over four"
horses. He tried to do a triple at the Isle
of "Wight 111 1869, turned twice.landedoxi his
lorebead and broke his neck.
Sttulit-niitart became dissatisfied with (he
double-somersnult feat and was anxious to
do a triple lie did it at Toledo in 1870,
making a high leap, turned twice and a
halt. nlight-d on Uie broad of his back aud
was disairted for some time. Billy Dulton
aeoiMupl whed the feat at Elkhorn m 1800,
but lie never made another attempt
Tlie only man, living or dead, that ever
nceoH.tlisbcd Uie feat successfully was John
"Woriand . the man 1 saw. He threw a triple
somersault six limes from a spring board.
The first lime he attempted it was at St.
Louis in 187-1. He made three trials, twice
over five horses, landn.g on his back. At
lb" Udrd attempt he landed on his feet.
TiMMWxitimehcaccomplJflhedlhefcatwas
when I saw himatNewHavenin 18S1. The
mayor of 1 lie city and many newspapermen
were present. First a performer ran down
the board and turned a single somersault;
tlien anoUier man followed and turned a
double; after which IVorlaud ran down the
board and threw a triple somersault, land
ivg oh a lied on his feet as straight as an
r.trow. It has seldom occurred Uiat auy man
(s done a triple somersault hpforea circus
audienoe afiei due nimounement, but there
is 110 doubt about "VVorland's act. It was
duly announced by the ringmaster and hun
dreds of people saw him do it.
?G.00. Weekly Seashore Ex- SH.O0.
our.sionsvIaleniLsylvaiilalluilroad.
Every Friday and Saturday until Au
gust 31. inclusive, the Pennsylvania rail
road will sell for the 10 a. in. and 11a.m.
trains excursion Uckets to Cape May,
Atlantic City and Sea Isle City, at rate
of $5.00, good returning until following
Tuesday.
Got your Cabinet Photo Tre,
SrECLVL XOTICES.
REINHARDTS SILK HOUSE 710 7th
st, iiw. Closes nil day July 4.
July and August, G p. m.; except Sat
urdays, 7 p. m.
Early closing has much improved our
business. It
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 1, 1895. By
mutual conscut the firm of "Weston &
Marshall, conducting a laundry business
at ICos. 2111-13-15 F street northwest,
Washington, D. C, has been dissolved.
AH bills ducreaid firm are payable to T.
Hill Marshall, and all ncounts against
said firm should be presented to him. C. 0.
WESTON, T. HILIi MARSHALL.
Washington, 1. C , June 14, 1895. To all
whom it may ciuicern: The commission crea
ted by section 2 of public act No. 114, ap
proved March:!, 1893, ha-srezcivedrromthe
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
a certified copy of a map showing the
proposed permanent system of highways
In the District of Columbia within tho
area bounded by North Capitol street,
liock Creek, Florida avenue, and the Dis
trict line. This map and plato showing
in detail how each lot and tract is afrected
by the proposed system of highways aro
now on exhibition iu the office of tho
Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
All persons interested arc invited
to examine - the map and plats.
This commission will consider any sug
gcsUon or-proiest concerning the location
of any highway or portion of .1 highway
as shown oh the map. The suggestions
and protests must be in writing and must
clearly set forth the reasons for the
-changes, aud show the property owned or
controlled by the objector. All protests,
etc , must, be submitted on or before July
15, 1895, and be addressed to the Chief
of Engineers, United States Army, War
Department, Washington, D. C. This
Commission will meet August 1, 1895,
at 9 o'clock a. in in Uie office of tho
Secretaiy or War, to dispose of all objec
Uons, aud will then hear orally from
those who desire to Uius support Uielr
writteu objeoUons.
DANIELS. LA MO NT.
Secretary of War.
HOKE SMITH,
' Secretaryof thclnterlor.
WM. P. CRAIGHILL.
Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army.
SOUSES papered from $20.00 up in
mst-elass paper; rooms, $1.50 up.
CHARLES N. EVANS, 222 13th St. sw.
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S!?ECULXi NOTICE The annual
meeting of the stockholders of Uie Va
tionnl Union Insurance Co., of Wathington,
for the election of directors, will be held
at the office of tlie company, 9 IS F street
nw., on Monday, July 8, 1895. Pollsopen
from 1 to 2 o'clock p. m. NOBLE I).
LARNER. Secy. Je29-4t
LEGAL XOTICES.
IN the Supreme Court of Uie District of
Columbia
William L. Peabody, executor of the last
wjllaudtestamentorNehcmiahCobb.vs.The
Board, of Education of the Presbyterian
Ctiu rch in the United States of America, etal.
Equity 1G.522.
On motion of complainant by his solicitor,
Mr. W: W. Millan, it is this 3d DAY OF
JULY, 1895, oidered that the defendants,
Uie Board of Education of Uie Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America;
Board of Home Missions of therresbyterian
Church in tle United States of America; the
Boardof Foreign MissIousofthePresbyterlan
Church Iu the United States of America;
the Board ofUieChurch Erection Fundof the
GeneralAssemblyofthePresbytcrianChurch
jutho United States of America; the trustees
of the Theological Seminary of Au bum in the
in the State of New York, aud the American
Missionary Association, cause tlieir appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring forty days after
this day, otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default.
T'uj objeqj. ofuhls suit is to obtain a
construction of the will of Nehemiah Cobb,
deceased, to sell the real estate of which
he died seized , and determine the respective
rights of Uie defendants in the proceeds
thereof.
Provided that a copy of this order be
published 111 the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times once a week
for Uiree successive weeks previous to said
daw
( By the Cou rt) E. T . BING II A M ,
Chief Justice.
True Copy. Test: J. R. YOUNG,
Clerk, etc.
By M. A. CLANCY,
Assistant Clerk.
rilOPOSALS.
FROIGSIiS r'OIt BUILD
ing materials-Office Public Build
ings and Grounds, War Department, Wash
ington, D. C . June 19, 1895 -Scaled pro
posals in duplicate will be received here
until 2 p. m , SATURDAY. JULY 6, 1895,
for materials for building at United States
Government Printing Office as follows
Class 1, ait stone work; rlass 2, window
aud door frames, window sash and doors.
Separate proposals are desired for each
class. Right is reserved to reject auy and
all proposals. Forms and specifications
can I' obtained here. JOHN M. WILSON,
Col. Engineers. U. S. A.
je24.25,2G.27-jy4.5
LOST.
STRAYED from home Sunday, 30th,
Scotch and skye terrier; ears and tail
cut: answers to name of Sport. Reward if
returned to owner. Gt 1 Ft. ne. jy2-3t
STORAGE.
STORAGE-For furniture ami house
hold goods, 7 5c load. Place best lo
cated In town. Call or address Chas Baum,
3l49thsLnw. je.l4-lm.
HOTEL DIRECTORY.
ROOMS 50 iMtosia5iion
-BY WEEK
water, heat.
and bolls and recall bells iu
every room. MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, 213 iyA
st nw. mySO-tf
EBBITT HOUSE.
Washington, D. C.
II. C. BimCH. Manager.
EDUCATIONAL.
NOHWOOD INSTITUTE.
WASU1NGTON, D. C.
Tlio Fourteenth session will open
Tuesday, October 1st.
Address AIRS. WM. D. CAHELL,
I'rinoipal.
Five Miles Up to a Snowstorm.
There is little to suggest a snowstorm in
the appearance of the aerial curls and
feathers that are named by meteorologists
cirrus clouds, but Dr. A. Benson, during
his recent lofty balloon voyage in Germany,
passed through a cirrus cloud at a height
exceeding five miles and a half, and found
that it consisted of small but perfectly
formed flakes or snow, it was a little
snowstorm floating high in the sky. If
it had descended earthward it would have
been turned iuto mist or rain.
During tills voyage, which was one of the
most extraordinary Tialloon trips on record.
Dr. Benson attained a height of nearly six
miles. He would undoubtedly have lost
consciousness asMr.Glaisherdidinhisstill
lortierasccut many years ago if he had not
resorted to an expedient which reminds one
of the ingenious devices or some of Jules
Verne's extraordinary heroes.
Dr. Benson carried with him bags of
oxygen, and breathed this gas, mingled
with air, after be had attained a height
where the atmosphere was too light for
comfortable respiration. He found that
above 2G.000 feet he could not dispense
witli the use of oxygen from the bags.
The temperature at the highest point
that he attained, 31,490 feet, was about
C4 degrees Fahrenheit below zero. If at
this lime he had floated over the world's
loftiest mountain, Mount Everest, In Uie
Himalayas, he would have been nearly
2,500 feet above the highest point of that
tremendous peak. Youth's Companion.
Get 'jour CQblnet riioto Fsee.
PERSONALS.
TrSOOEINGCOUGEC--lIarbaugh'5i
Whooping Cough Syrup; sure and speedy
cure;for sale by druggists. Depot, 4 1-2
and Md. ave. sw. GEO. WOOLDKIDGE.
Proprietor. Je30-7t
J. T. WALKER SONS, 204 10th st. nw.,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement, two
aud three-ply looting mutenul. ;ipr2l-lmo
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SAIjE Cheap cigar store. 12U
F st. nw. jy3 -3 1
.A. WEL tj-SSTABLISHED build
ing and loan association, ofiiccrcd by
sound and prominent citizens, finding that
tho demand for money ou gilt-edged se
curity greatly exceeds its income, desires
to increase, its directorate with a party
who can furnish some capital. The posi
tion will pay a good salary and net divi
dends exceed 10 per cent, per annum. Ad
dress BUSINESS, this office. jy3-3t
BEST 15c. meal in city.
jy2-7t 931 E St. nw.
WAWTBD-By registered plumber, a
partner who can furnish a small
amount of capital to start business and is
acquainted with local architects and build
ers. Address PLUMBER, this oflico.
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FOR S .A-jLE One of the best equipped
cafes, loci ted in the heart of the busi
ness center; reasons for selling, owner has
other business. Address OPPORTUNITY,
this office. tf
A. BARE chanco for activo man, with
S100 cash, for full partnership in es
tablished cash business; profits 500 per
Cfiil; best city reference. Address THRIFT,
this offic". jy2-2t
WANTED-Parly to invest small
amount in our enterprise and get rich;
absolutely safe. Address ENTERPRISE,
this office. je30-7t
FOR SAJLE Will be sold at a sacri
fice, stock tin bulk) and fixtures of
the Columbia Clothing Company. 941 Fa
ave. nw. je20-tf
tffffi
ness
who
STJMMEIt HESOHTS.
COLTON on the Potomac, Md. The
most delightful salt water resort near
Washington. Finest table and best beds on
the river. Run by owners this season.
Sterling attractions engaged. No pains
and expense spared to render it a first
class resort for business men, journalists,
and their families. Rates, $1.50 per day;
reductiou by the week or month. Steamers
Arrowsmith and Wakefield daily. Je22-lm
HOTEL TASOMA,
North Tacotna, D. 0.,
Now Open.
Jel5-lm WALTER BURTON.
DEER PARK AUD OAKLAND,
On tho Crest of ths Altcghcn'.oa.
(Main Lino B. & O. B, R.)
SEASON OPENS JUNE 22nd. 1895.
Rates $60, $75 and $90 a month, accord
ing to location. Furnished collages, with
facilities for housekeeping, if desired,
$450 to $G00 per season. Address
GEORGE D. DeSHIELDS, Manager.
Cumberland, Md.
FRESH, cool air, Mt. Airy notel on
the blue Ridge; elevation 1.G00 feet;
fine scenery; pure mountain water; 2 1-2
hours on the W. & 0.; 40 minutes ride from
Round Hill; terms $1.50 per day, $7 to $10
per week; $30 to $40 per month; come and
see or write for descriptive circular to L. 0.
HAMMERLEl', Round Hill, Va. je25-7t
COUNTRY HOAJRD.
PERSONS wlBhing comlort, rest, and
good board, address Mrs. BETTIE
COVERSTON, Front Royal, Va. It
PItOPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for constructing water
closet Washington Barracks, D. C,
July 1, 1895. Scaled proposals in tripli
cate will be received here until 12, noon,
AUGUST 1,1895, and thenopencd, for con
struction of a water closet building, in
cluding plumbing, according to plans and
specifications to be seen hero. Full infor
mation can be had on application to IRA
A. JHAYNES, first lieutenant Fourth Ar
tillery, A. A. Q. M. ;y2,3,4,5,24,25
MUSICAL.
DANCING-Pupils desired by lady
teachers at their private residence;
$1 any hour; 6 lessons $5; refs. Addrefs
Xor live days, DESIRED , this office. fr3-3t
V Sil I : rT9w-.-.r&
wmwcm mm lost
PERSONALS.
DR. FERDINAND AGUILERA, dentist
from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
Columbian universities, has moved to 927
9th st. nw. Prices reasonable. Work
guaranteed for ten years. jy4-3t
SPECIAL ATTENTION Riven
to diseases of eye, ear, nose, throat,
rheumatism, indigestion, and all chronic
diseases; also diseases of children; con
sultation free. JDK. GRAY, 1407 New
York avCj , jy7-10-14-17
TEE customs and habits of modem ro
' clety are tho 'cause of many of the
nervous and female f roubles of Washing
ton women. It lsa well-known fact that
not one in one hundred murried women
is perfectly healthy. 'Constant aches and
pains kill every ambition, and an Invalid
homo Is never a perfectly happy one. By
a new and successful treatment, Dr.
Brooke, of 218 Tlfird st. nw., is curing
cases of FEB AX.E AND NER
VOUS BISORiBER where the fam
ily physician had failed. His prices are
reasonable and consultation and advice
aro free. Hours, 9 to 11 a. in., 2 to 5,
7 to 8 p. m. 218 Ad st. nw. jc21-tf
"LET this appeal to your understanding."
Wo want you to know that We sell ele
gant suits that are custom made, the least
bit worn, at thelowestriguresyou overheard
of. JUSTUS" OLD STAND, G19 D St.
nw. je25-7t
MME. ESTELLE tells all the
events of lire in German and English;
hours. 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.; 25 and 50
cents; cures nil cases of running or dry
sores. 013 19th St. nw. Je29-lra
ALICE How lovely in you telling mo
about those CO visiting cards for 25a
that Harry Park is printing at 920 F St.;
also other printing cheap. FRED. jol2-lm
EGYPTIAN GYPSY Seventh
daughter or the seventh generation; can
cure diseases, as well as tell fortunes;
she can take off spells and cause to marry,
as well as tell 3011 the past and future;
persons calling at the tent, next to Tail
road, willaskfor MADAM BURNETT.
Take Eckington and Soldiers' Home
cars.
m$
rbody reads
Times in order to
with the times
reads
10
9 Liner ads busi
men women
keep house peopli
have nione peop
want help peopl
articles people
want to lbuy or trade.
PERSONALS.
DR. TAYLOR. 90G F st. nw., makes
full sets of teeth for $5; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, $1; amalgam, 50c. jel3-3m
G OIKG to get married? My wedding in
vitations are a levelation in the print
er's att; fully equal to engraving and one
third the cost: seeing is believing. HARR5T
PARK, 920 F. jel2-lm
IiADIES needing confidential treat
ment. A safo and sure relief in all
female trouble, coustipation, irregulari
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit, tistuln,
etc. Separate looms for patieuts before
aud during confinement, and find homes
for infants if required. Strictly confiden
tial. MRS.DR.RENNER.1G Fourthst.ne.
near TD. Capitol St., Washington, D. 0.
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Harry Park, printer, 920 F.,nuf ced.
PROF. CLAY oldest established ad
vertising clairvoyant, medium and for
tune teller in this city, removes ail your
troubles; tells from cradle to grave; ad
vice on business, lovo affairs, losses or
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
lovo by proper advice. Call and be con
vinced that I can work a case quicker
than auy medium you ever met. Fee, GO
cents. Hours, 10 to 9; open Sunday.
489 H St., bet. 4 1-2 and 6th st. sw.
OUR Greatest Medium and Spiritual
Mother,
MARiT GORDON,
Who tells you all things and prescribes
a proper remedy for your trouble,
can be consulted at her parlors on all
affairs of life.
1109 G ST. NW.
AL WA 1TS AT HOME.
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ASE you a candidate for President? If
so come down and get a first-class custom-made
suit; the uieast bit worn," at a
figure that has no' parallel in town. See
that you do. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. G19
D st. nw. jy2-7t
THE 3-DAYS' CURE- For men.
This remedy cures in 3 days or no
charge. Consultation free. DR. McKEE
HAN, 716 12th st.,nT. jy2-7fc
DIVORCES obtained in four months
without publicity; business strictlv
confidential; term's reasonable; for full
particulars, call or address Rcjtam 6, Typo
graphical Temple., ' . jyl-14fc
Harry Park, printer 9 20 F., nuf ced.
Just opened. Scientific mis.
tafeV, vnpor, plain and sea
taK baths; magnetic treat
ment: restful aud curnlivn.
8 a. m. tc9p.ni. Mmc, Burnett, 512 Est. nw
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HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED-Energetic Manager; Wash
inglon branch office. RAILROADER,
this office. jyl-3t
WANTED-A neat willing colored boy;
must understand house-work and wait
ing on table. 1012 12th st. nw. . It
WANTED-Three or four young men
who will hustle to secure advertisements
for a historical work of importance;
good commission allowed. Address, at
once. BUSINESS, this office. jy4-3t
WANTED- Ladic$ to learn Mrne.
Washington's dress cutting system;
price reduced one-half for the summer
months; mothers should send their daugh
ters and have tliem fitted to take good
positions after learning. At G04 12th st.
nw. ,ie30-7C
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED-Summer engagement as
coaching teacher or chaperone; best
references. Address C. C, this orfice.
jyl-2t
WANTED-Placo as chambermaid or
cook in small privato family. Ad-
dress 1412 1st, nw. jy3 3t
VANTED-Washing aud irouing to do
at home. 312PBt.nw. je2-3t
SITUATIONS yv ANTED MALE.
W ANTED -College graduate wishes
evening work; teaching, clerical work,
proof-reading, auditing. Address 25, this
office. Jy3-5t
W ANTED Situation as driver by a
respectable German man; references can
bi shown. Address "GERMAN DRIVER,"
this offjeo. Jy2-2t
W ANTED-Position as shipping or re
ceiving clerk. Addres3 HOLLAND . this
office. Jy2-3t
WANTED ROOMS.
GENTLEMAN and wire wish un
furnished rooms with board m private
familv; pennauant; prompt pay. This
oKlco." jy4-3t
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HELP "WANTED FEMALE .
WAKTED By reliable woman, place
as cook in private family; don't object
to leaving city. Call at 124S 20th st.
nw. jy4-3t
WANTED-A saleslady to sell Gros
Cup's Face Bleach; something newanda
great seller. Apply after 9 a. in., WILL
H.. GR08-CUP, Thorn Buikliug, eo. cor.
12th and F sts. nw. Jy4-3c
W A NTED-Nurses, out of town; two
hotel cooks, chambermaids, three res
taurant waiters. More places than we can
fill every day. D. 0. AGENCY, 1001 G
st. nw. It
WANTED Dressmaker, to sew for a
store. Call 1744 7th st. nw. jy3-3b
WANTED-Experienced female laun
dry hands at 14th st. steam laundry.
1817 14th st. nw. jy3 3fc
"WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
CHANCE to make money I will give
50c. for every' Qt- customer of niilk;
steady customers. 751 Sth st. fc. ;jy4-7t
FOB SAHE A full leather top phae
ton; first-class condition; -cheap. 455
Now York ave. ayi-3t
IF YOTJ WANT TO SELL YER BIKE
bring it here; new and second-hand bi
cycles told on commission. BASEMENT,
G02 F st.nw. jy4-7t
WANTED-A good horse and two
seated driving outfit. Address C. W.
E . , this office. j y4-3 1
WAWTED-A partner with $1,000,
to manufacture a patent article of
merit. Call 426 2d st. sw. jy4-3t
YOUNG lady wants experienced partner
in confectionery business. Address
STEADY, this office. jy2-3t
i WANTED-To buy Eomo second
glasses; not less than three-quarters
of au inch thick; need not conform to any
special size. Sond length, width and
prico to No. 1241 32d st. Jy2-3t
I WANTED-We can sell you any kind
or sewing machine that is made.
New machines from $15.00 up.
Second-hand machines from $5.00 up.
Machines repaired from 50c. up.
Machines reuted. Send us a postal.
THE ENTERPRISE S. M. CO.,
334 Pcnn. ave se.
Wanted Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE.
And charpe only for paintlnp; trork guar ant eed
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO , 1023 8th nw
FOR RENT TYPE-yyniTEK.
WANTED Bargains In typewriters; rent
ed at reduced rates, with privilege of pur
chase; sold on instalments; perfect machines;
cuoranteod. 011 7th st. nw. mar23-Sm
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
FURNISHED country home far .rent;
cheap if take'ii at "once, and will pay
two mouths' rent iu advance. Box 98,
Falls Church. Va. It
FORRENT 1801 13thst.nw.,aneatly
furnished room, withgasaud bath;largo
shady lawn; $10 permonth. It
FORRENT Or exchange, some nice,
new G to S-room houses in Fostoria; 4
mil"s from city; railroad station on tho
grounds; high elevation; pure water; no
malaria. J. M. II., 915 La. ave. jy4-3t
FOR RENT Only $12 for five room
and cellar house, with stable, on car
line. 2912 7th st. aw. I, CHESTER,
room 19, Lawrence building, G15 14th
st J3-3t
FOR RENT SI 1.30; one new brick
house; live rooms; in. 1.; on fith it nw ,
near colored orphan sylum. Inquire of
OWNER, No. 2412 7th bt. nw. jy2-3t
FOR RENT A- nicely papered 7-room
brick, a. m. 1.; nicely terraced In front
with large rear yaTd and stable on alley.
Apply to J. D. SULLIVAN, cor. 13th and
G nw. je297
$30.00425 Gth st. sw.; gr., a. ra. 1 ,
andstablo. C.T. Y0DER,G15Est.nw.
S3G.GO 314 to 320 N. C. ave. se.; 9r.,
u. m. i.; new.
C. T. Y0DER,G15Est. nw.
II 2. 50 U29 7th st. so..5r brick.
a T. YODEK. 615 Est. mr.
$35. OO 1120 Hth st. nw., 8r. b.; m. L
0. T. YODER. G15 E St. nw.
FOR II ENT FLATS.
FOR RENT Flats Tor light housekeep
ing for small families, a. in. i.; cor.
N. Y. ave. and Istst.nw. Inquireofowner,
room 10, Lawrence building, G15 11th
St. Jy3-3t
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms,
second floor, 40 K st, nw.; $10 per
month. Address or call ALEX MUNCAS
TER, Attorney-at-Law, 482 La. ave.
jy4-3t
FOR.RENT1 nice size.newly papered
room; 1st floor front, at -$5 per month;
unfur. Address 500 Gth st. ne. jy3-3t
FOR RENT Strathmore Arms, 1 1Q1K
6t.; summer prices; cool rooms with
board. M. S. LOCKWOOD jy3-7t
FOR RENT Largo furnished front
room convenient to departments. Rets.
exchanged. 437 New Jerseyn ve. nw. Jy3-3t
FOR RENT 1309IlEt.nw.;one large
parlor suitable for physician ordentW;;
also one large rooraaudtwo smallroomsat
summer terms. Jy3-3t
FOR respectable colored tenants, 2d or
3d story, single rooms or suites; bath;
fur. or unfur.; pleasant; convenient; nice
neighborhood; very low rates. 4,17 K
St. nw. - jy2-3t
FOR RENT Two, rooms, oa second
floor. 1S12 14th st.; rent reasonable.
Jy2-3t
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished
rooms; colored tenants. 312 P Et. nw.
; Jy2-2t
FOR RENT 2 or 3 unfur. rooms, light
housekeeping. 13141-2 9th st. nw
jy2-7t
FOUR unfurnished rooms, $12; the entire
third floor. 205 A st. se.; just east
of new library building. jy2-3t
FOR RENT Fur. and unfur. rooms,
with or without board; reasonable
rates. 1000 8th st. nw. jy2-6t
FOR RENT Large, desirable, cool
fur. room; centrally- located; will rent
cheap to right party. Apply 2d floor,
9 1 2 F st. nw. 1y2-3f
FOR RENT The entire 2d rioor, three
rooms and bath, only $10, or four
rooms and bath, $12. G1P st.nw. jy2-7t
FOR RENTKwras fur. and unfur.;very
central; five lines of cars; gas, water,
bath; large yard. "217 1st st. nw. jy2-7t
FOR SALE SUBURBAN.
FOHSALE- Lots, at Avery Lodge.con
taining an acre or more of land for $50
to $75 each; also ten acres of undivided
land adjacent for $500; location, two miles
east of Rockville, Md., ou Rock Creek;
elevation over 500 feet. Address or caU
ALEXANDER MUNCASTER, Attornav at
law, 482 La. ave., Washington, D.C. jy4-3t
ON ACCOUNT OF AGE AND WISHING TO
rotire, will sell grear bargains In tha fol
lowing suburban property on tho lino of tho
R. fc O. R. R. and the new Electric R. R., and
all on the west side of tho B. & O. R. It., and
near tho Stations High and healthy. Good
water.
200 lots irith from 7.500 to 1S.00O feet in each,
of ground high and healthy.
14 acres o land with good buildings and
good cold water, high and healthy.
C acres of land with 4-rooai house and good
cold water, high and healthy.
1G acres of land, lC-roora house and good cold
water, very high and healthy.
5 acres of laud no house, hiRh. and healthy.
9 acres of land, no bouse, oak groTe, high and
healthy
tO or 103 acres of land, plenty of good baild
infrs, largo orchards, with an abundance of all
kinds of the most choico fruita.
30 lots and also 6 houses, near Charlton
Heights station, 3. 6, 7, S and IS and 12 rooms.
On easy terms or monthly installments.
Inquire of IRANC1S SlIANABhOOKE,
Charlton Heights Station.
JulO-lm OnIJ.&0. E. It.
AUCTION SALES.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S
SALE OF STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTH
ES'G. FURNISHINGS, OVERALLS,
AND JUMPERS, BOOTS, HATS,
UMBRELLAS , TRUNKS , SATCHELS.
ETC., ETC.. AT 603 D STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued
out of the Clerk's office of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia and to mo
directed, I will sell at public sale for cash,
at G03 D street northwest, Washington, D.
C., on MONDAY, July 8, A. D. 1896, at 10
o'clock a. m. , the following property, to wlf
Lot men'sclothing, furnishings, banjos.Tlo
lins, shoes, overalls, jumpers, boots, hats,
umbrellas, trunks, satchels, etc., siezed and
levied upon as the property of Abraham
Lippman, and sold to -satisfy execution in
case No. 38104 In favor of Louis Sakolskl.
ALBERTA. WILS ON, U S Marshal, D.C.
JDUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers.
Jo2G-llt(I&d3
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BICYCLE FOR SALE-For lady
or gentlemau; ouly $25; lamp. Room
4, 91 S F su It
FOR SALE-A first-class horse; good
driver or worker; fully guaranteed in
every respect from owner, HENRY
REUTEU, 300 G nw. jy4-3t
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Russian
wolf bouud; female; 10 months old, at
No. 10 3d st. ne. jv3-3t
FOR SALE-A fine-looking driving
horse, shitable for light business-purposes,
at a bargain; owner has no need for
same. Apply basemeut, Gil 7th st. nw.
3y3-3t
FOR SALE Several English mastiff
puppies; also one great Dane (Bis
marck's race). G22 Brewer's Court ne.
jy3-3t
FOR SALE Coupe and harness, one
gray horse, one small black mare; good
worker; both good drivers; one cash regis
ter; psed about six- months., WILLIAM
CARLE Y. 26thnnd I nw. ' jy2-3t
FOR SALE-Tto conplett; in good
condition. J. B. W., No. 1453 C st,
BW. 3y2-7t
LAWN' GRASS SEED, fertllizcr;-lnsectl-clde.iBprinklcrs
for plants and lawns, mon
keys', parrots, canaries, mocking birds,
gold fish, dogs, and fancy pigeons.
SCHMID'S, 712 12th st. nw., branch 1221
Pa. ave. rnyio-tf
MONEY" TO LOAN.
IF you want money on bond3, stocks,
trusts, loan association certificates,
and old line life insurance policies, you
must call before July l;no delay.
YERKES & BAKER.
3rao 40 to 46. Metzerott BIdg.
MONEY-V'e have plenty of money
to load on good real estate; very low
interest; easy payments Laos made
promptly. NATIONAL SA VINGS. LOAN
AND TRUST CO , G17 F st nr ;e7-lm
"CONCERNING LOANS AND INVEST
MENTS" Read this booklet caretuUy
before borrowing or investing; call and get
a copy free. B. fl. WARNER & CO . 915
F st. nw. m28-3mo
MONEY TO LOAN All classes of real
eustale loans made with promptness at cur
rent ratea. THE McLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY, coi
ner 10th and G rtreets nw. niytf.
nTOMErV TOLOANIN
lYiVlll- I
ANY St'MS DESIRED
At 5 and 8 percent
WALTER H. ACKER, 70t llta st. air
npEF-Sm
M
ONSY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
LIFB OF BOKROVEK INSURED
For amount advanced; etsj payrasnts; about
equal to rent.
R. L GOODMAN,
ap3J-3mo COS 13th at nxr.
HK. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE. 1213 PA.
art a. tt. Established tn 1S70. 3Iony
loaned on watches, diamonds, jewelry, aUrar
ware, etc Special ba.rzshi3 la watches, jwelry,
ndUverware. leSOSmo
MISCELLANEOUS.
INTERNATIONAL detective
service; consultation free; terms mod
erate; nw. cor. 13th and F 6ts.; telephone
2G0; Baltimore office 102 N. Charles sU
jy3-3t
JUST RECEIVED Fine lot young Cu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, canaries, mocking birds, gold
fish, dogs, and fancy pigtons. SCHMID'S.
712 12th st. nw., branch 1221 Pa. ave.
mylO-tf
ffpHEREARE OTHERS' IN THE PRINTINa
JL business, but fow concerns like Tho Law
Reporter Company, of 513 Fifth etre&t north
west You'll Cadi: a positive relief to trad
there. Doit 1L W. MOORE, ilr.
STEAMBOATS.
NORFOLK AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOxVT CO.
By Dayllslit to Fortre.- Monroe
mid Norfolk.
By tlio Powerful New Palace Steamer
"Newport News."
In addition to the regular daily nighb
servicebysteamersNorfolkandWashington.
The new steamer, Newport News, com
mencing on July the 4ih. Ife95. will bo
placed on the muie by daylight on the fol
lowing schedule
Will leave Washington on the morning of
the 4th. at S o'clock sharp, arriving at Old
Point at 5 30 and Norrolk at 6 30 p. m
Returning, leaves Norfolk at S p. ni , and
Old Point at 9.30, after the fireworks,
and arrives in Washington at 6.45 next
morning.
After July the 4th the following schedule
will be in effect during the months of July
and August-
Will leave Washington onFridaymorning,
July the 5th. anil every Sunday. Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at S a. m . arriv
ing at Fortress Monroe at 5.30 and Norfolk
at 6 30 p. m Returning leaves Norrolk
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, as
7:45 a. m , and Fortress Monroe at & 30
a. ru , arriving In Washington at G:45 p m.
On the Sunday trips from Washington
the setamer returns fame night. leaving
Norfolk at 8, and Fortress Monroe at
8 45 p. m., arriving in Washington next
morning at 7 o'clock.
If desired passengers can go In either
directionby daylight and returnononeof the
regular night steamers. Washington or
Norrolk, on same day only. Fare for
the round trip, S3.50 All Uckets by day
steamer v ill nocbe honored for return pass age
unlessu" edonorbeforethe folio wingmormng
after date stamped on back.
Connections made at Norfolk by the
day and night sieaniers with the elegant
steamers or the Old Dominion Steam tup
Conipanv. forNew York and tbeS'immer re
sorts or the East, and with the Merchants
and Miners steamers for Boston and Provi
dence; with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road at Old Pome for Richmond awl the
West; at Norrolk with Seaboard Air Line
for Raleigh. Charleston, and Atlanta;
with the Norfolk aid Western Railroad.
the Norfolk and Carolina, and Norftok aDd
Southern, and with the Virginia Beach and
Ocean View Railroads.
Steamers Norfolk and Washington will
continue regular night schedule as here
tofore, leaving Washington everv evenmgr
in th ye.ir rrom the wharf, foot of Seventh
stner. at 7 p. m.
Tickets on sale at corne r New York avenn e
and Fifteenth street northwest, and at 1421
G19. and 513 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. All other information desired will ba
furnished on application to the under
signed, at the companv's wharf, foot of
Seventh street. Telephone No 750.
JOHN CA LLA HAN.
General Manager.
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OP siXTH AND B
bTREETi
In Ff feet June 2S. 1S33-
10:23 A M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-PatJ.
man !ee;!c Dims?, Smoking', and Obser
vation Cars liarnsburg to Chicago Cincin
nati, Indianapolis, bt Loots. Cleveland, and
Toledo. Bullet Parlor Car to Harrisbnrs.
20:30 A. M. FAST LINE. Pullman Buffet Par
lor Car to Hamsbursr. Parlor aad Dinuj
Cora, Harrisbur to Pittsburg.
:40P.il. CIlICilGUANDsT. LO CIS EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harriaburs.
EleopiBg and Dining Caw. Harrisburgtoas.
Louis. Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chicago.
7:10 P. JJ. WJTEKN KSl'KEbS rlllniaa
Sleeping Carlo Chicago, and Harriaburj; ta
Cleveland Dining Car to Chicagu
7:10 P. M. SOUTH- Wfc&TERX EXPRESS. -Puff-man
Sleeping and Binine Cars to St. Louis,
and Sleeping Car Harrwhnrj; to CincinnatL
10:10 P. JL PACIHCEXFREbb Pullman Sleep
ing Car to Pittsburg.
750 A. M. for Kr.n. t'anandalgua, KochestiSi
and Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday.
10:SO A JL lorFJmlra and Renova, dally, except
Sunday. For Wilhamsport daily. 3t0 P. JL
7:10 P. JL for Wltlianwport, Rochester, BuSalo,
and Niagara FalU daily, except Saturday.
TTlth sleeping car Washington to Suspecsioa
Bridge via Buffalo.
10:40 P. JL for Erie, Canandalgua. Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily; sleeping
car Washington to Elmira.
For Philadelphia. New York, pt'1 th Kits.
40 P. JL "CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED." all
Parlor Caw, with Dining Car from Balti
more. forNew Tork daily, for Philadelphia,
week-days. Regular at 703 Dininc Car,
7.29, 9:00, 10.03 (Dlumg Car, tnd 11:00 (Dla
Inc Car) a m., 12:13,3:15, 420. 6:40.1030, and
11:25 p. m. On Sunday. 7:03 (Blninff Car,
Ti0,!X), 11.03 (Dining Car) a. m.. 12:13, 3:'3.
4.1.0.6:40, 10 CO. and 11:85 p. m. For Phila
delphia only. Fast Express 7:50 a. m. week
days. xpres3, 201 and 5:40 p ra. dally.
For Boston, without change, 7-Jj a. ra. woei
day3. and 3.13 p in. daily.
Tor Baltimore 6:25. 7:05. 7:20. 7:30, 9:05,
10.00, 10:30, 11:00. and 1150 a. m., Iit3,
2:01, 3:15, 3:40, (4.-00 Limited. 4.-30, 46, 5.4f.
6.03. C:40, 7:10, 10:00, 10:10. 11-15, and 11.33
p. m. On Sundar. 7:05. 7:29, 9:00. 9:05.
:0:SO, 11:00 a. m., K:13, 1:13,2:01.3:15,3:10 ,t 33
Limited), 4:20, 5:10, CP.03, 0:19, 7:10, 10:30, U: L,
and 11:35 p. m.
For Pope's Uroefc Line. 7:20 a. m. and 4:33 p nt.
daily, except Sunday.
For Anuapolw, 750 and 9:03 a. m., 12:13 and 4:13
p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sunday 4, 9.0J
a, ra. and 4:23 p. m.
Atlantic Ccast Line. Fxpress for Richmond,
Jacksonville, and Tninpa, 4J30 a. m., 3:30 p. m.
daily. Richmond aud Atlanta, 8:40 p. m. dolly.
Richmond only, 10j7 a. m. tceelc days.
Accommodation for Quautico, 7:45 a. m. daily,
and 4:23 p. ra. week-da js.
For Alexandria. 4 3Q. 6 35, 7.-45, S:t0. 9:43. ZOilZ
lluJO a, ra , 12.50. 1:40, 3.20,4:23, 5.-C0, 5:3'. S.t
6.02, 10:10, and 11:39 p ra. On Sunday at L'.
7:45. 9:45 a. m , 2:43. :13, 8.02, and 10:10 p. ra.
Leave Alexandria for Wsshington, 8.05, 6!t3,7J3,
80,9:10, 10:15, 10.23 a. in., 10, 2:13, 3.00, 3U3.
E;C0, 5:30 6.13, 7.00.7:20, 9:10, 10 .52, andlldB p.
ra. On Sunday at G:tJ, 9:10, 10.23 a. ra., 2.13,
6:30, 7.00, 7.20, 9.10, and 10:52 p. m.
Seashore Connections
For Atlantic City, 9:00 (Saturdays only), 10.-03,
11.C0 a. m. week days, 12:15 and 1L3J p. in.
dally.
For Cape JTcy, 10.00 a. ra., Saturdays only),
12 15 p. W. week days, and 11:35 p. m. dally.
Ticket ofiicea, northeast corner ot 13th3tr9a:
and PonnsyIvnla Avenue, and at tho statloa
Sixth and B Streets, whero orders can ho left for
the chocking of fcagcazo to destination irosa
hotels and risideacoA
S. 1L PKEV03T, J. R. WOOD,
General Jlaaazer General Passenger 5t
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