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KSr"COAIMUrATIOITTICK15TS-rOlJrON
" . books containing 100 tickets, trans
ferable, good on Ml linos ot llcrdlo Concho.
Forsaloat tlie company's onlcos, lOthandO
Ms. . cam) 101S K t. n. w and at the follow
ing droe stores! F. niter A Co.. 601 K Cap.
t j T. K, Opram, 1811 Pa. avo, rl. w.i P. MoO.
Crliwoli, lioi r St. n. w.s A..T.Scha(llrt, N.
Can. and 11 Ms.; Itobci t Bcholl, 21st and (1 Bis.
)'rlcc.3,,0. . , .. .,
Kquallzation will bo 1n session at tho Arthur
fohool Bnlldlnjr, situated on Arthcr Plnco,
between II and V streets north and Now Jcr1
tcy avenue and First shoot west, from and
nffertho1stUayor,.1nly proximo, until tlio
6th day of Atmtust following for tho nurprHii
of hearlnjt appeals In rosneol to tlio now ns
MSmont of rcnl estate.3 No change oari 1d
madoln tho assessment after ttiondlonrn
mentbttho board on AnaiistS. Df order of
tlio C'ommlMloncrsi WILLIAM TINDALb,
gH-xruuiry..
K3fir8niKT8 TO MKABtirtK
SE HPKorAI.V.
P.T. ILVLL.
wwHst. n. w.
KSp-TlIE NATIONAL. SAM! DEPOSIT
3C Company, lMh st. and Now York
avenue, receives sllvorwaro and alt kinds of
valuables on deposit. Hares or all sizes tor
rent. Vanlts fire-proof, bnrglnr-proof, damp
proof, Insldo of their now building, with
walls 3 feet 0 Inches tliwk, Construction lire
proof throughout. Kqulpmonr unsurpassed
as tiaf a Deposit Company. ,
Apartments ptoTldfcd exclusively for ladles.
jupcumn miucili
jggjrCONFEOTIONBKT.
Ice Cream, rure Candles. Cakos, Plos,
NutSForelMj and riomcstla Fruits, nt
OEOHQE W. WKIDMAN'S,
303 Pa. nvoj o.
t3firNOTICE.-No bills will bo, paid, for
- i Bpplls1eto.v furnished the .steam
rsofitho Inland: '& Soaboard'Coastlntfrjo.
saVenhose- purchased on tho orders of Hunt.
GEO. jt.PlHLLiPs and BceiotaryALFlllSD
WOOD., , ' - -
cessf ulty treated "by Dr. A. O. W hlto, son of
the lata GcargD A. Whltd. Dr. Whltohos
been connected 'with his father's .business
aero una in immmoro ror nearly nineteen
I ears. Establlsbed.ln Washington 1801. Flio,
4 VW llOlb. UUUID, q w Vi OUUUIISl V.IU U,
"TIIE- WAflltmnTOM 'XtiWitTitrrr
UJlAIl WON AND D1UDOE WOKKH,
BUWAWD It. DBNTjfMfB.,
rronrletor.
Tbe best factllttos In tho' city for all kinds
VI irvn with,
Bteol Beams. Anfrlcrf. P.M. itlwavs In stank
Fine Ornamental Casts and Wrought Iron
Repairs and gcnoral macnlno work dono In
the best manner And at short nnttnn.
Sole Licensees In tho District of Columbia
for the "Goetz-Mltchell" system ot Beam
Aiiruunj unu x uieuiurs.
works: cor. 3M and. Water Streets: Telo
phone, 428-3.
Office: H13 O Street nw.;Tolephono. 43-3,
Washington. D. O.
tssftfuiixirs, tAif Ait ii zAOunV,
f ATTim'WTrVH
Bun Building, - 1315 F street.
pOSTOFFICE, NOTICE. .
Should te rtad dally ly all Inltrultd, at
wunon mwyuccur Mt uwj timet)
Letters for forolgn countries need not bo
upeclally addressed for dispatch by any par
ticular steamer, except when It Is aosirod to
Rend duplicates of banking and oomraerclal
documents, lettors not specially addressed
being sent by tho fastest vessels available.
Vorfilim mnllit for fhn npnlc nmllniy .Ti,n
lMh will close promptly In all casos at this
MONDAY. At 1 p. m. for rrogroso, por s. s.
M.Jjunez, via' Havana letters for other
Hcxlcon States must bo directed "per M.
Nunez"; nt 3 pm. for Jamaica and Oroy
town, por s, s. Aguan lotters foeBeUzo,
I'uero Cortcz, and Guatemala must bo dl
rccted '"per Aguan"; at 3 p. m.forBoltze,
Iticrto- Cortoz. nnd Ountcraala, nor s. .
Cltyof Dallas, from New Orleans. ,
ayE8DAY.TAt 1 p. m. for Venezuela, via La
Onnyra, per s n Mars,
WBDNKtiDAy.-'At 8 30 a. m. f or Itio do Ja
neiro and Santos, also tho La Plata uoun'
trlc9,:Yla.IUo do Janeiro, pec s. s. Capua,
from Baltimore; at 12.30 p. mr for irelattd.
per 8. s. Cltypf New York, via QuoetutOwii
letters for Great Britain and other. Euro)
1M.AT1 fronnfrleit tnnst lmMlpofA.! r,r. cllv
fJJewYOrkyltat.lSJOD.m. for EurOpo,
er a? s. .Traye, Via Southampton arid
rcmcn letters, for Ireland must bo dl
ceted t'per Trave''; nt 1 p., for Cam
eoho, Chiapas, Tabasco and Yuiatan, per
Br
reel
peoho, Chiapas, Tabasco and Yuiatan, per
h b. Clenfuegos letters for other Mexican'
Htates and Cuba must be dlrcotod "per
f?l0nfnaivna,il' nrsn m. frtn TtAlivlnm rflA.,
must bo directed 'Jper Ituynland'T at d p.
rn. for Truxlllo jina Jluatan, per s. s. 8,
Otcrl, from. Now Orleans.
aWJItSDAY.-'At'S.SO aim. for Europe, per1
R. s.' Angusta Victoria, via Southampton
nnd Hamburg lotters for Ireland must bo
directed "per Augusta Victoria" at 'J.10
a. m. for the Netherlands, via Amsterdam,
per s. s. Edam lotters must bo directed
'porEdam".
BA'IuitDAY.-At 3 a. m. for Franco. Switzer
land, , Italy, Spain and Portugal, per s. s.
La Bonrgogno, via Ilavro lettors for
Austria must bo directed "per La.Bonr
cogna"; nt 330 a. m. Tor Groat Britain,
Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands and Austria,
rem. s. Ayraula, via Quoonstown letters
for European countries must bo directed
"pcrAuranla"; at 330 a.m. for Scotland
direct, per s. s. Anohorla, via Glasgow lot
tors must be directed "per Anohorta"J; nt
lOa.m.-for St CroiX'nnd, 6t, Tliorais.-vU
St. Croix, also Windward Islands direct;
per a. s. Barraeouta; at' 11 n. m. for Jamaica;
alsoJaomcl and Aux-Cayes, llaytl.pers. s!
Adlrondaek; at 1 p. m. for Cuba, per a. s.
city of Atlanta, via Havana lotters must
bo directed "per City of Atlanta"; at 1 p.
a. for Europe, per s. S. Fulda, via South
ampton and Bremen,
8UNDAY-At 's p. m. for Costa Rlcar, via
Ltmon, per 8. s! FoxhaU from Now Orleans.
Malls for China and Japan, per s. s. Oceania
from San Francisco, closo hero June M3d
at 7 p.m. Malls for Australia, NewZoa
land, Hawaiian, FIJI and Sairumn Islands,
per s. 8, Zealandla (from son 'Francisco,
e)p);e.hero Juno JKd atT p.ra or, on ar
rival -at Now York of s. s. Auranla with
British malls fqr Australia, Malls for the
Society Islands, per ship Troplo Bird from
San Franclscoj, elosohero Juno'Jltli at 7
p. m, juaimior Lnioa.oy rait to Tampa,
Fla.. and thence by steamer, la Key West,
Fla.i closo at this ottlce dally nt 2 mo, m. '
Tho schedulo ot closing of Trans, raclflo
malls Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit to San Pran
clseo. Malls' from tho East arriving on tiub
at ban Franclsoo on the day of selling lot
steamers are dispatched tbonoo tho sarao
day. IlCRlsteied mall closes atOJQ u, m.
Iv ousday, .'
CORNELIUS -V;AN CQTT, f
Postmaster,
rdstbfflco, Now York, NY.i Juno 21, 189.
JlEAL ESTATE.
MuriUtminti wnfr lll$ head, JVur llrut er
U(i, W etnttfpr thru liuertlont: U) ctnlifor six.
JAMES H. MflRR,
REAL ESTATE
-AND-
INSU11ANCE AGENT,
-
U36 1" Street,
TROrERTY FOR RBW, SALE AND EX
CIJArlOE. II oil fly lo Loan in Sums io Suit.
ADVANCES MADE FOR BUILDING.
.... t
MANAGER OK'TIIE ROYAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Blfl J, P. D1TIS,
KKAUESTATB BROKER.
J310 Jf st, adjprnlng snn Bolldlntf,
fiabntbju WPiifj ftpwihity.
KS&rMDtKMl LAMES'. LAWKS! ,
f3SS' . Mrs. Jlocafforty Is tho- pnirfhat and
bonnet frnmo manufacturer In tlio tlty. Call
nnd'seo'her nowshnrios. pleaching and
pressing. Htraw and felt lints, altered to tho
latest styles, orders promptly attended to.
1009 a street n. w.
1TA NTnnllETtP.
AthtrtlHmtntt tifidtr UU head, four llntk or
w;,rajnhtgrjMrMjnrllOT; SO ttntigttU)
jljktfl KD-A OETEKLGI Kb TO NURSE
Vy nnd assist in housework. Jlnstcomo
well recommended. Apply S010 rortner
Place, bet. Hlh and Itth and U"flhd V n W.
WANTED-A RELIAIILH WOMAN TO DO
general honsowork. Innulra nt 1017 O
st n w.
w
ANTKD-aOOD MEN CANVASSERS AT
Kiiriiiiwa. 4i rn nvo n w.
WANTEU-I.ADY WITH FAIR EDUCA
tlon to represent leading "Art" pub
lisher In small towns during summer. Perma
nent position nnd oxoellont pay. Cnll per
sonally. B 11 K8S, 1107th stnw.
VlTANTltll-nVIKNTY ACTIVE ROYS, 13
jI iJ ia.ycars.oui, ip qo ii(jiifwrx,at
dTRAUS & UT'Jft (rrcrllit)U!S, lSalcilhUrg
rondlrfcxtMW Olivet rfjnctefy. ". ,?
XirATED-A'YOUXtl'flrjNTE ELVHtTf:'
VV mnn.'ubnut HjarSO yinrs old, too to
tho country to do light work. Address 1337 E
Hii w.
WANTED-SCRUn GIRLS AT THE AR
llngton Hotel. Apply to tho HOUSE
KEKPEltr I I ..-. .1 Hh. .. ..l.fc-. - ,.. .n
-iTANTED-A GIIH FOR GESBRAD,
V honsowork; musfbea eood.coOli.lAiK
plyfQ7ECnpst. '
WANTED-S5 LADIES TO LEAUN THE
art or dross cutting by tho perfect
tailor square, nt reduced price: cutting, lil
ting and patterns cut to order. 1033 Conn
nvo n w.
WANTKD-TWO FIRST-CLASS CABINET
makers at 1311 (litnw.
-XT ANTED- IMMEDIATELY -A GOOD
VI bother. Apply
Shop, Anncostln, Jh I'.
MILLER'S Barbor
u
XrANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE
VY ofllco, men, women nnd girls: totako
places now ready? applications for Govern'
ment positions prepared; cooks and waiters
yr vmie; yiew yypngs.f ll y gn w.
WA JtTElaiT tA TlbtfH.
AdtertltcmenU wider thti head, four Unit or
Ijuyaccntifor three Iniertlont: W centiOritz.
WANTEDITUATKnTBY A FIRST
class man cook can tako chargo, and
havo no objection going away. Address V,
It. D..lJ1010thstnw.
TjNTEp-BYA RESPECTABLE WHITE
VV" Udv. sbtlled Andfoxrerlontad' oo-
UM
fltlon as housckccperiOr companion to a
Isdn has best of references. AddrcsS'A. Ml
j(i7iviainstn w,
WANTED-BY A FIItST CLASS KAUN
dress work to do at homo. Best of
refcrenoo. Addrcss2IMl M st n w.
w
ANTED-DY RESPECTABLE COLORED
woman, situation1 An .hftrtiliphma! nr
nnrso In private family; no objection leaving
olty. Call Or address llS)13tU8tnw, .
WANTED-liy A SETTLED WlllTE Wo
man, a plaoo to cook, wash nnd Iron
for a small prlvato family. Call at 503 sotli
stn w.
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
oolorod girls, situations; ono as cham
bermaid or to assist In housowork. other as
chambermaid or cook. Cnll or address 033
noumiaryBtnw,
VtrANTBD-nY A NEAT COLORED WO-
VV man, a plnco to cook'or'WMh-for a
small family, call at 3180 F st n w.
1TANTED-A POSITION BY A OENTLE-
Vr man, olthor at hotel (bar) or agent for
v. hlsky or cigar honso. Address 910 8th st 8 e.
iiiiurnisii gooa recommenuniions.
1 'ii. ' i.
TtT AHTEUA YOUNG MAN IfPATEXT
vv attorney's omco; ono ramuiar with
typo-wrlter preferred , Address P O BOX 808,
TTtT ANTED-AT 0C8 M ST N W. A GOOD
VV cook, wnshor and Ironcr; must como
well rccommondod;
? IfUXTEiiiriaQZiTtTyAjrEova,
lAdrlrtlicmenti under 1tli? head four llnet or
leu, 34 ctnttfor thru Iniet llom; so centtfor tlx.
1TANTED-A SEVEN-HORSE OTTO GAS
VV engine; must bo cheap. E. G. CUYLEIt,
710 E Preston st, Balto., Md.
WANTED FLUTE AND VIOLIN LES
suns; beginners, $3 per quarter; type
writing; syntactical accuracy; low ratos.
Room 36, St. Cloud Hldg.
WANTED-TEMFORARY SERVICES OF
of prnotlcal goologlst and mining ox
pert. G. Ii. MURRAY, 350 Centra Market.
VXTANTED-nOUSEROIjfl FURNITURE,
V V ofllce furniture, storo fixtures and f ur
nlturo of ovory descslptlon: also ontlro house
holds, stocks of merchnndlso of all kinds.
AQUrOB8 i;AIll.TUJ, 030 k st,
W
ANTED FOR AN EASY SIIAVE OO TO
VV ,603Hthst,opp Willartl's; hali-cuttlng
dono In llrst-clasj yIo, ins worn bygentlo
pcoploln nil largo cities; Washington stylo
out toordor; whisker trimming and dyolnga
specialty.
17ANTED-P. C. MERRY, 710 K ST N W,
VV pays cash for old books; school, law
nnd medical books a specialty; will buy, boII
or exchange; largo stock of novels at half
price.
roil SAT.EStlSCELT.AXJSOUS.
OR SALE-STEAM "YACnTTsUABLB
. for river nnd linvt narfwt In nil nnnAlnt-
f:
monts: full examination Invited; great bar
gain.' Addross at onco YACHT, CrltlctOfflco. '
w
ITIpH SALE -A GOOD, 'STRONG AND
,, wumj ommjt ivy ui wui uotu Ui
I7I0R SALE-A NICE DRIVING HORSE.
! weight UOO lbs; B yoars old; warranted,
porfcqtly sound and gentle. Apply or nd-l
dross 8. N.II..l!iaaQ st a o,
IOR SALE-THnKE SIIOW-CASES, STORK
! jstoyo, two -clooks,. baby oarrlago, ecw-
mit mnuuiuu, uni wio nun icn jvu ui lurui-
turo. Address 11. E , C33 Mats ave.
T70R SALE-A HANDSOME BUGGY FHAE'
J? ton nnd harness, In perfect order; strong,
light and durable; very little used, Apply
nt 3133 Dunbarton nvo. Georgetown. -
LOST AXD FOVSV,
T OST-MONDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT
X-i 5o'olook,lnI4thstcar or In tho depot,
bi cast pin In shape of heart, containing 30
small diamonds. Liberal reward If returned
to 1300 14th stnw.
T OST RETWRKN 10 AND It rt'firjlniC
i XJ am, threo wlilto f oathcrs and some lace.
I Liberal roward If returned to 030 II st s w.
T OST-CUFF BlirTON, WITH LETTER (
JJ marked thereon. Findorwill pleaso re
turn the samo to axiMstin w, and recelvei
satisfactory reward. '
LOST-THURSDAY EVENING, ON WAY
from Otll nnil lit R n thrnntrh Hmlttmnrtlnn
'uiounds and Whlto Lot, a child's silver hunt-
iiiK-enaunuicJi, iiuurui ruwuru ua ruiuru io
53.1 7th st SO.
LOSTONE WHITE ' BOLL HITCH;
strajed nwayThurtday, JuneS7 LI bora!
rowurii iviu do paiu u returned toiiKsrst
n w. 1..R THOMAS.
LOST-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, THE
1.141 Inst, on U st sw, a light colored
k yo terrier (without collar); answers to namo
ot Judge. Reward If returned to 1010 B
st s w.
LOST-BLUE 8KYE TERltlER, YELLOW
bangs and feet; answers to name of Hal.
Return to 1J13 Ilthst a W, nnd rccolvo ro
ward. VOJTXTIIV MEAIt ESTATE.
SOUTH BROOKIAND,
WITH CI1Y STREETS, AVENUES AND
CHICLES.
FOR BALK The beautifully situated tract
of land called "South lirookland" having
been subdivide In nccordanca with the plan
of tho city, with streets vo feet and avonuos
130 feet wldo. Is now placed ou tho market.
It Is on tho line or tho Metropolitan It. R.,
south of and adjoining lirookland, about ona
mile north ot tho city, and but a short ins
tance from tho elootrlo care, and near tho
University. Only ten minutes' drive to tho
city by Central avenuo, all af which wakes It
very desirable, and property which will rapi
Idly lncrenso In value. For tho prosont lots
will bo sold ot tho low prleo of from 3 to U
cents on easy terms For plats, bto , apply to
WM.O.DEN1SON, tttli'iit.n. W
or to
BEDFORD W. WALKER, 100fl V St. n. W.
JSnUCATIOXAL,
s
rECIAL BUMMER INSTRUCTION,
Ui.AnM.l.n Tlilatn... Pillnna MnM tt I. nnil
D tts. n. W. Exceptional advantages, for
training during the summer months In Rapid
Writing, Book-keeping, English BranoUos,
Telegraphy, bhorthand and Tnye-wrltlng,
Special olassesfor students nttlug for tho
higher gradosln public schools. Morning
sessions, 0 to 1.'; e eulng, 0 to 8, Call or send
tor circulars.
HENRY O, SPENCER. LL. B , ,
Principal.
8ARA A. SPENCER,
Vlco-Prlnclpal.
milE BERLITZ SCHOOL OP LANQUAOE3.
TERMS BEQIN NOW.
733 14th street northwest.
l'jiorjsioifs.
J.L.W1LUTT. ti. H. QtnfltRB.
CIRCLE MARKET.
Vermont ave. ad X. sU n, yt.
Cholco Grocerlesrlleats- and Provisions.
ThUM Goods at the Lowest Prices.
J Oil JlEffTnOUMB.
Adtertlsementt under tli head, four Unit or
km, 8 tenttfor thret InnrllontjuittnUfortlx,
IOnmJNTVERY DESIRABLE SHCOND
! story fiont room; nowly furnished)
Tery clean; no Othor roomorst gentlemen
preferred; tlO per month for the summer,
Arplyl53il,li stn w.
T70R RENT-450 (J ST N W, TWO NICELY
L furnished rooms, first floor; sultablofor
light housckeoplngt silver, tablo llnon and
dishes fnrnlshod; $18 In ndvanco. Also two
second floor. t!5
IrORRENT-TIIIIEn ROOMS ON SECOND
' floor; modern Improvements; wants no
man who gets Intoxleated, or who hasdoM
orrhlekcns. lnpulroat tioa4th stn w.
,77011 ltENT-1809 1 ST.FUnNISHED, COOL,
single Also parf.of fumlshml.botisofor
honstlieiplng; OTry loVfttos. f i . ' , i
POR.IIRNT-OIJ'JI STfW. TJVOUm'lJR-
X' nisnod communicating scoond-sfory
rooms; largo closets; southern oxposuro.
Also ono fnrnlshod front room, third floor, and
ono furnished room, second floor.
T70R RENT-ONE LARGE, COOL, PRETTY
JL' front-room, nnfprnlshcd; other rooms
nlso; modern Improvements; good location,
laaEstnvJ. i-
FR HENT-iOlfl ,'15TH STREET NORTII
wesr, burnished "rooms, on first floor;
flngio, or en sulto; with or without hoard;
good location; convenient to parks and ho
tels; transients accommodated
IjV)RHENT-1003 13T1I STREET NOHTH
: west, pleasant rooms, en sulto or single:
furnished or unfurnished; oast, wost nnd
south windows: torms very moderate; ccn
tral location; near Franklin Park,
I TOR nENT-IN CORNER HOUSE. WELIr
furnished front rooms, on second floor;
vwi miu piwu-mm.. iit nuiBB ftvp u w.
TJORRENT 1001 K STnEETNORTHWiaT,
C three unfurnished rooms for light houso-keeping-,
with gar and water on amo floor .
EOR UENT-TItHEE LARGE, FURNISHED
K rooms, first .floor, for simmer? exqep
tiohalljr cool and nlryj snltablo for housol
keeping; also basement rooms, whero rent
limy nu (mi., ill wurft. mJOgmWi
ITUIH RENT-JULY 1ST, FURNISHED
: two second stoiyeommuulcatlngrooms:
cry cool fOT .summer; oxccptlonally raod
cratoprko. llil L st u w.
jlTldlt' TtENT-1103, G rTT.I ONE LRGB',
X' nicely furnished front room on second
floor, or ono on third, In bay-window liodso
fronting south: prlvato family.
T70R RENT-BEAUTIFUL COOL SUMMER
X. rooms, single or en sulto; flrst nnd sec
.ondflpprs. facing north nnd soutb. Tran
sients nccommouaujdi' lioi Now "York
FR 7tBNT-8EVBRAL bOUTH FItONT
and communicating rooms,' fnrnlshod Tr
unfurnlshod: first, second nncl third floors:
Northern prl ate family, ail B st n w.
T70HRENT 1017 15TH ST. N. W., HAND
Jl! somo rooms, 1st and 3d floor; prlvato
baths: singlo or en sulto; pleasant accommo
dations for transients; In vicinity of hotels;
-j. ...j .,.... ...ii ,;, ..,. cuwuu:c iiriuun.
J70R HENT-1510 II ST. N. W.. NER
! AKllngton Hota), ploasnnt furnished
rooms;' special .irate for summon tablo
boarders accommodated; references. Call
after 3 o'clock prn.
EOR RENT-IN A BRIGHT BAY-WINDOW
house, 708 8th st n w, threo or four cheer,
ful rooms; ono of, them sepond-storr1 front;
cehtra 1, nultt, roasbnablo- iboardt Ifalcalrod.
TTIOR RENT DELIOnTFULLY COOL
JL? flats, central; deslrablo location for rent
ing furnished rooms; all conveniences: 3d and
3d floors. 1331 E st n w, near Pa avo; key 13 15
Pa avo.
THOR RENT-ON CAP1TOLIIILL-FOR THE
Jj summer, two, throe or four oool, airy
furnished rooms, with or without prlvllcgo
of light housekeeping; tcrrAl very reasonable.
814 A st n'o. 2 i , fc , w
TjHttRENT-lN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
JL; whore you can havo tho comforts of a
home, a nicely furnished room, with bonrd;
bath room adjoining; terms moderate 1417
Plerco place
OR RENT URGE, COOL ROOMS FOR
summer. w lutn hi n w.
FOR RENT-A CHEERFUL, NEWLY
furnished room; mantel bed; pleasant
surroundings; suitable for a gentleman;
quiet private family; references. 1410 11th
st. Cars pass door.
FORMlBtrtW) UN.EHRNI31IEP ROOMS
, for light housekeeping, on 'second floor;
rent 813. 1433 r st n w. ,
TJtOR RENT-ONE NICE UNFURNISHED
X front room, northoast corner 8th and II
sts n w.
TiHln ItBNT?-DE6K ROtiM lN"OHE OF THE
JL most Centrally located stdros In tho city.
Apply 603 Pa nvo n w.
jnOMMUNICATING OFFICE ROOMS. AND
V a fow rooms sultablo for Department
onlclals, In 14J0 and 1434 N Y avo; convenient
ii mo uepartmenis. Apply iui a Y avo.
"T10R RENT-FURNISHED-TnREE NICE
X large comfortable rooms; 3d floor; also
one on 8d floor; excellent location; southern
exposure. Apply34GrantPlaco.
T70R RENT - BEAUTIFUL 8UMMER
.Ii rpoms, single oronsnite; In prlvato fam
ily furnished largo, double 'corner houso;
south andeasffronJ(refs required 1101 K
T70R, RENT- AND BOARD-NICELY FUR
JL;,.,nslied rooms, en sulto or singlo, with
batlfroora. at Sou 31 st stnw.
I710R RENTi-R00MS-FUnNI8IIED AND
.- umurnisueo. inquro euu aintn si. n w
TJIOR RENT-817 FIFTEENTH STREET N
AlSt
ITiirnlshAil or rrnfnrnfhAi) tnrmi mi
vsuHo; also ofllco roonvjo rout, ,.,
FOE 8AItEI.OT8.
17QR SALE-
JL; Valuublo lots In square ISO, adjoining tho
residence Pf the lat W. W. Corcornn.frontlng
on Connecticut avenuo and on I street north
and ncarEafayctto Squaro and Farragut
Square, and being subdivision lots 15, 10, 17,
18, 10, SO. 31. S3, 33, 34, 35, 80, 37 In W. W. Cor
coran's subdivision of square ISO. In Wastr1
Ington city, D. C. Apply to
ANTHONY HYDE,
. . CHARLES M. MATTHEWS,
Trustees of tho Estate of W. W. Corcoran,
714 15th st n w, Washington, D. C.
FRANK" B. CONGER.
1415 F 8TREET.
3,378 square feet of ground for 310,000; s, o.
cor. New Hampshire ave. and R st.
8,052 equaio feet 6f ground for J9,ooo; cor.
ot New Hampshire ave., 3Sth and II sts.
4,137 squaro feet of ground for 3,000; s, wi
cpr, Virginia ave. and 34th st.
IJORS
JJ In e
to), N ni
'OR BALE-ABOUT ONE HUNDRED LOTS
i sauaros 017 anu wo, near Norm capi
nnd O sts. n. vt.i on lino nf the Koklnip-
ton street Itnllwnv. and near tho new denot
of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company;
fair price, long time and small payments to
suit purchasers.
h. M. SAUNDERS A BRO ,
1103Fst.n.w.
HIOlfEY TO XtMJV.
Advertutvienti under thb head, four llnet or
leu, Sicenttbr three Intertloru; CO cents for tlx
MONEY "TO "LOAN.
In nil sums, constantly on hand, at fi nnd 0
per cent., on approved rcnl estate seourlty.
M. M. PARKKlt,
1418 Fst.
INSTALLMENT LOANfi-WE ARE Au
thorized hy tho United Security Ltfo In
surance and Trust Company of Philadelphia
to advance money on Improved property In
Washington up to 73 per cent, of actual mar
ket valuo, with or without llfo Insurance.
Loans payable In monthly or quarterly In
stallments, running 6, 10, 15 or 30 years. In
many Initauoes tho payments aro less than
tho rental of a house. V, II, SMITH & SON,
1J33 F st n w.
TTONEYTOLOANONREAL ESTATE OR
J.VJL flrst olass securities at lowest rates of
luterost. No delay where socuiity Is good,
O. O. GREEN,
803 7th St. n. w.
m;
ONEY TO LOAN
in sums to suit
On Approved Real Estate Security.
II If WAHMIMt . frt
oioFst.n. w.
COil3IJNlilOXEltS OV VEX VS.
(1 BUTOYTcOMDFDJIJSDAirDl
tari i'ubilc,'i08 La. aye,, cpp.Clty naU.
tOR RENT-OOO M8TREET NORTHWEST,
JJ tWo comrnun cttllnrt rooms. socAnd floor.
unfurnished; nlso two 8d floof fm nlshcd
rooms; tlrst-clans tablo board.
t'EHHOJfAlt,
Adttrtltementi under thin head, ttiur linn tt
en, 35 tenttfor Ihtxi Intertloni; 50 tenttfor tlr.
GENTLEMAN, MIDbLE AGE. WOULD
llo a place, os. book-keeper In nn ordi
nary place, or assistant; wpgos not so much
an objtttfas a qnlct,Bleady home Address
111.1MB, tnis oinco- ,
JUSTH'S OLD STAND IS THE ONLY1
place whero flrst olas second-hand cloth,
lug can ho sold at rospcctablo prices. Ad
drco or call nt 010 D st. 11. w,
EOJt JlKNTtlOMEt
17OR RENT-3031 K ST, NEAR HEW SIO-
Ji; nal tlfflCd, pressed brick bay-window
front, six rooms nnd bath: all modern lm
pocmellts largo yards and closets; open,
I70R RBNT-NO. 1009 13TII ST N W, 0
? rooms and bath: fronu boroh; rent JTO
injrinuntn. Apply luw lam stn w,
I TOR RENT-HOUSE No. 115 MARYLAND
; . avo n c, near East Capitol grounds, op
posite reservation, Iilpli, cool, and airy; 13
roomsflnrgo watcrtank In bath-room; 845 a
month If taken at once; now occupied.
I TORRENT-HOUSE NO. 113 MARYLAND
: avo n cndJolnlnjr nbovc; diipllcnto ex
cept cellar; 8 10 it month If taken at onco.
Apply to No. 700 8th st n o.
IpOR RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSE, 308 3D
: st no; 8 rooms; all mod Imps; J. Call
or address OWNER, 810 3d st 11 o.
TfJOR REN.T-VERY DESIRABLE 8 ROOM
X' brick houso nt 83 D st a. o. for S2.1 (In ad.
vnncc) rent per month to a family with noi
small children or child. Call on tho OWNER1
in 1110 nnuso.
TPOIt RENT---31 1 D STN W.l ROOM HOUSE,'
jl an mem imps. Apply 13J 1; st 11 w, cor
nor 3d st, bet 13 and 5 p m.
TTOR RENT-AT A BARGAIN IF TAKEN
JU Immediately, brand new 8 room brick
house, with modern Improvements, onTst,
near 15th. Apply at 151J Q st n w.
T70R nENT-A BMAtf, FAMILY (ADULTS
Jr preferred) with references ckn havo a
fnrnlshcd honso until Scptcmbor'15 forSM
per month. Cnll nt premlsos, 715 31st St.
70R RENT-10-ROOM nRK'IC nOUSEr
JL' all modern conveniences; t."J O t n w
Inqulro nt 437 G st; 8(5 In summur,S50bal
anco or year.
T70R RENT-A NEW BAY-WINDOW 11
JL! room brick houso, with hardwood man
tels, bevelled glass mliTOny-tllo hearths nnd
facings; northwest location, and ono square
from hirillo line prleo J 10. TAB. 0. SPitIGG,
143INYno.
EOR RENT 113 OTII ST N W, 10 EOOSIS,
all with southern exposurottwn squares
from Patent, Post nnd Pension Offlcos and
market: -well located -for room- renting.
Owner, 514 Bstnw.
EOR RENT-TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
opposlto Jndlclarr.Squaro, on O st; all
modern conveniences; nowly papered: back
porches: J In summer, SSObalnncoof year.
Inquire at 4)7 a nt.
F
IOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
iToi n I nvo nw. 17 r JJOfl 3.1
jvid.iiuss ii, u, ji r, uuu siauiu,,,. ,, jaw cu
lOlupont Clrolorl4 rs....... 300 00'
1318 16th stn w, 13 rs 300 00
1714 conn ave, is rs 10a 07
13th st n w, noar M, 10 rs 30000
1409 Mass avo n w 1M 07
11110 stn w, 11 rs and storo 131 00
1328Mstn w,15r .1 1W CO
1810 Nst 11 W, 13 rs 1S CO
1700 13th st n w, 10 rs 116 07
1035 Mass ave, 13 rs 100 00
5 II stnw, 15M 10000
17381 st nw, 13 is , 83 33
101881st stn w, 11 rs 613.1
1401 Btoughton st, n rs 83 S3
1009Bstnw,wh so 00
503 E stnw, 11 rs , 7300
1514 P stn w, 13 rs 75 00
lM3(Jstmv,- 9rs 1 coco
flSAYiaTjnjr,Jrs. ........ ,..,..!..... 63 00
3033Ostn w.li rs andstnblo 70 00
C01 18th stnw ,,,,, CO 07
1-115 N stnw, 11 rs C3 00.
SOOSRstn W.Ors.:, v,.-.,.,,i.... CO 00
014 13th st n w. 10 rs ...,..,..., WOO
016 isth st n w, 10 rs 5500
408 G stnw, 13 rs..., 50 BO
1331 N stn W, 0rs,l.....i,,,.),,, 50 00
1008 10th stn W.Ors..,. I. ...,;..;....!.. 50 00
1748 Corcoran st.Brs.. 1 40 60
OMNYato. lOn..' 4 on
JlSOnthsttfw. 7rs 1 i.j 43 00'
017 uui ist n w, 7 r 430a
1110 13th st a w, 10 rs , 45 00
812 N J avon w.Ors , 45 00
l708Mstrlw.7ri 41 to
3416 14th Btnw,10rs.r,...,,,n.(i, 45 00
lOOOH.stnvr.Ors.l.. .....'...,.. j, ,,i.,. 'J7 50.
ism pierco Place; 10 rs .- ,,,,, 4oo
1801 Qstn w.Bru.i.....i... eooo
3410 14th stn w.lOrsf 40 00
1406 CbaptrrBtrv rs.r. 40 CO
lWl5tb.stnw.J0rs. ....,.,..,.. ,.... 40 CO
3i08l4th,str(,-w.l0-''" ,... 4dfD
1330RIyn'St.nw,fl rs.iy'i,!. ,...;.. w. ;. M,00
1333 Jtlfcs st n, w.Ors.. .-.... ,-...w...'j. S3 00?
iKH jiiirgs sin w on. .,.1.... ..i aioo
IMOSWh stnw. 7 rsn. ,...., ,,i, 8100
iBOSdthetrfw.-Drsi.,,. ,- so 00
ltW) 10th stn w,7rs 35 00
1507 Carolina st, 7 rs... 3100
1431 Pierce Place, Ors , so 00
SMlststS W.O rs,. ,...,.,...., 150a
(Tho abovo nortsos can bo examined by per
mit from our ofllco only.
THOMAS J. FI8nER & CO.
13.M F st n w.
P
IOR RENT-
60513th st, 15 rs.i A $100 00
37 Iowa Circle. 14 rs 83 31
8337 N st n w, 13 rs 6000
1030S3dSt,10 rs.., , 55 00
1603 Vermont ave. 10 rs 50 00
1415 Hat no, bouse and storo 16-so
rajiistut, 13 rs...,., .... cam
1415 W stnw, 6 rs ,, 33 80
D330thstno,5 rs 10 30
1M0 GalosBt, Ors 11 0
5 bouses, 13th and Kentucky avo 10 60
CHAM. E. BANES,
With John r. Waggaman,
N, W. Cor. 14th and O sts. n. w.
JOB SALE AXV 11EXT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
TnOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 017 F Stroot.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
B STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
Othst.bctK andLstsnw $30,000
400 JI stn w. bh.ml, 14 r 33,500
C33 and 635 H st n w. b h. and 5 h tear.. 33.000
,018 1 stnw, bh, ml, l.'rs 16.000
lTsu 11 stnw, up, 14 rs 15,000
63311th stn w.b ti.m 1.0 is 15,000
4158dstnw. bh.ml. lira 1J.MYI
, 1013 10th st n w. b b, m 1, 10 rs K',000
ujiianw, 0 ii, m i, 1a rs ii.ouu
307(1 stnw. bh.ml. lOrs 8.000
'333 Indiana avon w, bh,ml. Ors 7,600
1731 mm st n w, l) 11, rs ..,, 7.500
1230 Mass avon w, f h,8rs 7,360
38 1 stn w, bb, ml, 11 rs 6,500
(DKstno, bfi, m.l, 14ra..(, 4,500
488 to 413 1 stn w.l li.Qrs... 4.500
4S0Istnw, bh,7rs 4,500
3311 and 3313 7th stn w,bh, Ors., 4,000
1133 30th stn w, M h, 8 rs 1,500
Alley between Salt and 33d, M and N sts
( nw, bb,0is , ,,,,., 1,500
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR HALE.
Por foot.
TJ. IT. nvn lif.t-M nnA Tfaltn w. . . l rn
'lthst.bet LandMstsn w 1 50
uupsinssi, uciuana rstsn w 1 33
list, bet N H avo aud 33th stn w 1 35
11 st, bet 3d and 4th so ,..,. 1 35
Mass nv c. bet Del avo and O stn 0. ...... 1 CO
lSjBt, tet Canal and Cnw..., -.,,, 1 00
MBt.bet 4fandCth bw 75
G st, bet 3d and Sdstsna CO
S w cot 8d and Lets no. .,..,, ,v,t 50
HOUSES FOR RENT.
. Per month.
Tho "Maltby," cor N. J, nvo and
list nw $1,00000
1317Nstnw, fur, 15 rs 33000
1130 isth st n w, fur, 10 rs 330 00
18131 st n w, fur. 15 rs '. 135 00
013 1 st n w. m rs 10000
8053 P stn w.fur, 13 rs B0 00
13H9I.lt n W.lOrs.i 73 00
010 11 st n w, 8 rs , 5085
socstnw, 11 rs C5 00
8031 1 st U W, 14 rs 50 00
511 Fst n w, 10 rs 5000
1131 Corcoran stn w, 13 rs 50 00
4CJCstn w, Ors 83 00
1331 nth st n w, 8r S3 00
1307 11th stn w,7 rs 35 00
Tennallytow 11 road,Srs 1 33 00
33480stn w, 11 rs , 31 00
3C08 11th Bt n w, 0 rs 18 00
l014NCao,se,Urs 10 00
Mllstnc.Ois 1100
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Safo as U, S. bonds; 6 per cent,, payablo
quarterly; In sums $100 to $1,000; small pre
mium charged,
LOANS.
In sums to suit at ti ier ocnt.
Tho above Is only a portion of tho property
on my books. For full list call at ofllco tor
bulletin issued on tho 1st and 15th.
001) A If J) aOAZ,
V. Baldwin Johnson
Wholesale and Retail Doalor In
"Wooca. a,n.3- Ooal.
And the Washington Gas Co.' Coke.
Complete Facilities. . Bottom Frloes
, , Full Weight and Moature.
Wood and Coal direct from the forests and
mines by rail and water, and treo from sUg,
elate and other Imparities.
GIYB MB A TRIAL,
Main Yard and Office. 1101R.I, aye, n, w.
Branoa " 6HAbcs, e.
Branch 010 4)4 st. s. w.
Branch office for orders, oornar TantU and I
Drancaorico for orders, corner 13th and Id
ts. n, w.
AJlcoilntctecifcy teltphgne.
TOlt SAT.E HOUSES.
Adtertliimentt under thlt head, four llnet or
left, 35 centtfor three Intertlontt 50 tenttfor tlx.
IVOR SAI E-A .VERY FINE BUSINESS
j.- comer on 0111 t; renmi, say, 0 per cent,
on price, $13,000 This Is a Ooleo piece, and
thn bo adapted on acconn' of Its central
location to any kind of busi ess. J. 11. WI
MLlt. 1313 Fst.
"IOR SALE-HOUSES
Mil, betSJd nm33dtinw, hnmlsomo 7
room and bath brick, Just completed; prleo
, Ust, hot 15th' aiMI ICthstsriw, 3-story and
lmsemcnt brick, 8 rooms and hath, well fin
ished; near Hancock'Clrclc: prleo , . $0,500
.11 st, hct 4th and 6lh sti n w, stoy frnmo,
10 roenns; Krt S3iK), to alley ; price, $ l.cot)
15th st, bet Q and It sts, 3 story brick, 8 rs
nnd bath; it lart lot 33xfl5:, prloo., ..$0,000
. B. F. OILItBllT ft CO ,
eS3Fetnw.
, ...H.m j.y,aAA..lfcUl.l I ai IW.
.AMrgQ 'and wclldocattd-plccfr- of BUSI
Nhss property situated on tho corner of lltli
and lists 11 w, lots A, II, CD nnd E.sn 319,
containing 10,300 squaro feet of ground and
Improved by
12 slory brick warehouse, 30x130;
3 Story brick Ofllco, 35X30;
2 story frnmo warchouso (corrugated Iron
shrathlng),65xK.
"Now renting for $1,800 per annum, piopcrty
and renting valuo Increasing; nn excellent
Investment.
Wet, $30,000 .Terms' easy,
ALSO
Eqcast ofsqMS, contalnlAg 50.000 rquaro
feet of ground sltuatrsl on tho PENN8YLVA
NIA RAILROAD traeks;jl small houses; rent
joying taxes on entlro squaro; an excellent
location for a LUMPEN, COAL orMANU
FACTUR1NG BUSINESS. wma.iu
' ltlcetoo pcrfoot ...Tcrmscasy,
1-fl undivided Interest In arcnl cstato syndi
cate owning several largo and aluablo
Pieces of property,
'Also- W.
,JAnundlv)ddd 1 Interest In th wharf prop
ertyfoot of 10th and II sts s w, containing
$4,000 per nnrnim
Price $so,00or. Torms easy.
Tho nbovo properties must bo sold and tlio
tludcrelgncd solicits and will entertain bids
on nil or any part of same. Titles guaranteed
good. 1
Apply to ,
JAME8 F. BARBOUR.
431 10th st n w,
or
13th nnd Md ave s w.
,T?onsALE-nousES.
19th, near If. st n w, defiant brick
uuimings; iotsav.il oyanout 103.... $00,000
P st, bet. l?th and 18th sts, largo brick
dm clllng, 14 rooms, 3 bath rooms and
all modern Improvements.,. 10,000
10th and R sts n w. boantlfnl location,
.three story and basement brick, ton
rooms and bath, all modern improve
ments r. 13,000
0 and 31st sts n w, beautiful now brick
houses, never occupied, Improving
neighborhood, rrqm 7,500 to 8,500
SOthbctl and K sis1 ir w, tw6 eight
room bricks. For both 8,500
13th, between M and N sts n w, brick
dwelling 8,500
Georgetown, 31th near N st, now three
story brick. 11 .rooms, bath nnd cel
lar, with nil modern Improvements;
good brick stable on alley in rear..., 7,000
New Hampshire ave, ntxno Lstnw,
.valuable location, three-story and
basement brick, all modem Improve
ments and In excellent order 0,000
8. between 9tb and 10th sts, 3-story
ibrlck,8rooms and bath, all modern
lmprocments 0,350
R, between 17th and 18th sts n w, 3
.story 6-room. frame, lot35xll7...... 5,703 50
E. near 4tb st n w, threc-s.tory and
basement brick, seven looms and
bat n, cowl lot 4,700
Lo Droit Park, Spruce st, new 3 story
10-room brick with all mod Imps 4,500
Pierce Place, bet 1 1th and 15th, 3-story
.brick. 0 rooms and bath, all .modern
Improvements 4,000
Now York avo, bot 4th and 5th sts n w,
.o-room brick houses lot worth nearly
tlio-prlco 3,300
Washington st, bet 4th nnd 6th sts n w,
13 story brick 0 rooms, bat h and cellar,
rents at $33 80 per month. 1 3,000
A number of 6 toonrbrlck houses In tho
northwestern and northeastern sco- ,
tlons of. tho city, ranging In price
from 11,600 to $3,WO,-tliat can-be pnr-
1 chased on a small cash payment and
1 monthly Installments.
I st,, bet, N Capitol and 1st n w, S-room
jbrlck' dwelling .In splendid ordcri
Yt 111 bo sold at a bargain.
3d st s 0, between C and D fitslot C7x
105, Improved by B story, 7 room
framo Prlcoper tquarefopt.....,..70Qts.
North U st, between Jllst "and 33d3-
story nnd cellar brick, good stable;
lot 30x140, . and worth tho monoy
asked for tho premises. Must bo sold
. to closo an cstato.
"th.st near Boundary; good business
location;- largo 13-room brick,
I LOTS.
C bet 11th and 13th n c; threo tots,
10x100 each, opo lot 13x100. Prlou
per squarq foot..,. ,,..,..,,..,.50 ots.
North Bide of Nst, bet North Capitol
nnd 1st sts west, facing New York
avo and on lino of the clectrlo road;
lots 18x05 each. .
Georgetown, southeast comer' of 33th
anu lists; lot juxbo. race per squaro
foot
South sldo of M St. between 33d nnd
$100
I 33d sts 11 w, lot II, squaro 61, 618
frontage, containing 4,807 equaio ft.;
prleo per squaro ft
33
A spicnuiu larmon tno itockviiio turn 1
plko, about 0 miles from tho city,
lontalnlng 130 acres; good buildings,
?:ood fencing, seven springs of novciv
nlllng water; in very high state of
cultivation. This is one of the most
deslrablo places on this pike, and wo
can sell It ntn good bargain.
iHyattsvlllo,Md.,on tho B.&O.R.R,
ten minutes ride to tho city; high
land, beautiful scenery, all conve
niences ot town, snoh as good stores,
ehurches and schools: noises and
lots for salo at modcrato prices.. ,
B. H. WARNER' CO.,
016 F Bt n W.
H
OUbES FOR BALE-
Bt n w. several brown stone fronts. ..S13.000
10th stnw.nr Hit, brick 10,500
18th st n w, nr T st 10,600
(fstn wfurlMh 1..,.. 1 -,.... 8,730
l.lhstnw.m'iNw.J .'... 8,750
It stnw, bet 15th nnd )Gth..,., 8,600
I.i Droit Park, cottage and largo lot, , , . 8,000
Plereust, 3 story brick, , 5,000
" 9 " ....TTi .-.)....( 6,000
T stnw, bet 15th and 16th 5,500
Let n w, bet 3d and 4th 4,500
IStbBt.nrW, brick 4,300
Cthstn w, nrlt 4,100
K st n 0, nr North Capitol , 4,000
Wsfnw.nrlSth 3,500
isthstnw, nrW..... 3,400
Vermont nvo, nrT, frame 3,375
7th stuo.nr East Cjpitol 1,800
M.M. PARKER,
1418 F Bt. n. w.
Joiix Rtan, M'g'r. J 01m stastsiun, Troas,
1
110S. CALVERT ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
cfloTuBReNlACLlEllNTE
T1UPI-1UUK.
MANUFACTURERS OP
LUBRICATIHGILS & GREASE
Correspondence Solicited.
S. S. SHEDD & BRO
Lawn Vases and Settees.
ECONOMY GAS RANGES
For Summer Cooking.
.PLUMBING, TINNING AND FURNACE
wimuuupiB j-uu.urji.i.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
432 Ninth St. N. W.
Gas Retort Stove,
Either With or Without Side, Boiler,
Holding ten quarts of water.
Gas Stoves With Ovens,
GARDEN ROTE, GAS FIXTURES, TLUMB
1NO AND GAS FITTING,
E. F. BROOKS,
531 15th St., Opp Treas. Dept.
m, El. Riley,
Corner Ninth and E Streets N. W.,
Is clotjng out all kinds of
DRV Q OODS
At Yery Redd Rates,
JUJf.RUtni).
Tho (Jt'cat Pennsylvania iloirio
To the North, West nnd Southwest.
Donblo Track. Splendid Scenery,
Meet Rails. .Mnunlilcent Equipment
In ErrrcT Junk 39, I8W.
Trains leavo Washington from station, oorncr
of Sixth nnd 11 strict!!, M follows.
..FpnriTTfnrnoamt (ho West, Clitcaini Llm
Ited Exprosof Pullman Vcstlbulcd Cars nt
0.50 a mdallvi, Fast Line, 0 50 im dally to
Cincinnati and St. 1 mils, with steeping Cm 1
frompltUbur(rto.Cliiclnnntl,nhdIInrrrsbiitir
toSt.Lonls: dally, excopt Saturday, to Chi
cago, wlthSlceplne Car Altoona tochloacd.
Western ICxntess, at ,7.40 p m dally, with
WCCPlnR Cars Washington to Chtcaco and St
Louis, connecting dnlly nt ltarrlhnrir With
through Sleepers for Louisville nnd Mnmohli.
Pacific Express, 10 00 p m dally, for I'lttsniirR
and tho Uott, with through sleeper to Pitts
burc nnd Plttsbnn? to ChlcnRo.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fon KAitr, Cnnandaliiua, ltoeheter and
Niagara tails dnlly, excopt Sunday, 8.10
am
Fon Entc, Cannndnlgun and Rochester
dally! for Huffalo nnd Nlairnra dally, excot
Saturday, 10 00 p m, with bleeping Car Wasn
Ington to Rochester.
l'on WtuuHsronT, Lock Haven and EI
mint, at 0 60 n m dnll, except Sunday.
Fon PniuPGii'iiiA, Now York and tho East,
7J30, D 00, 11 00 nnd 11.40 n in: 3 50. 4.10,10.00
nnd 11.30pm. On Sunday, 000, 11.40 n m,
3 50. 4 10, 10 00 and 11 .30 p in. Limited Express
of Pullman Parlor Cars, 0 40 a m daily, oxcopt
Sunday, nnd 3 43 p m dally, with Dining Car,
TOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast Exrnts, 8.10 a m week days and 8 10 p
in dally. Express 8 10 p m dnlly, Accom. 0.00
p m dally.
, Fon JIostoHi without change, 3 50 in every
day.
Fon Rnoom.TN,N. Y., all through trains
connect nt Jersey City with boats of llrook
lyn annex, nffonllng direct transfer lo l'ulton
street, noldlng double fcrrlngo across Now
York city. .
fl'oii OirXrFCifr'ilrid fcolnts bnDelawaro
Division, 1,17 p ni week days. ,
Fon ATUNTio'Ctrr, 000, 11.00 arid IMOia
nfwccHdnvsfllOpm daily. , y
.Poll IlAMiknite, Ola, 7AU 8,10, 91)0,6.44,
OM.llOoufld 11.40'a m, 13 05,1.17,3.10,350
3 45. 4.10, 4 30, 4 40. 0 00, 7.10, 8.10, 10 00 and
lisopm. On bunday, 900, o.Os.u.'A n.40a
m, 3.10, 3 50, 3.15, 4.10, d V0, TAO, 8 10, 10 00 and
11.30 pm.
FonPorn'sCnrtK Like, 7.30 am and 140 n
m dally, oxcept Sunday.
Fon AXTJAroLiB. 7.30 and OJX) a m, nnd 13 05,
4 30 nnd 0 00 p m dally, oxcept Sunday. Sun
days, 9 0am4 10pm.
ALEXANDRIA ANb TREDERICKSDURa
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDKIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILWAY.
In ErriCT May 13, 1889.
Fon ALixANnnu, 4 30, 0.33, 7.43,8.40, 9 4S,
10.37nm,13,oi noon, 303,4J,4M,001, 031,
i03, 1005 nnd 11.37nw. On Sunday, at 4 30,
,7.43,0 45.1057nm,S33,001,803DndlOO3pra!
SAoroMKODATioji row Quastico, 7.45 a in
and 4 55 p m, v cok days; 745 n ni, Sundays.
Ton RlOIMONTJAKD TI!6-80UTII,4 30, 10.57a
m, dally, nnd 0.31 p m, .daily, -oxoept gun-
n'AW.jS1J?A'I''nl',,I'nn'iii!.OToit
0 03,-'7 05,'T8:oO,-0 10, 10 13, 11 07 a in, 1.30, J 00,
310, JJ.10, 7.03 8.00, 0JM, JO.S'innd 1103 pm.
Ort Sunday ht 9 10 and U.Oi a m,S 00, 5 10, 7 03,
8 oo, oso and 10 33 pmi
Tickets and Information nt tho office, northr
cast corner of 18th street nnd. Pennsylvnnla
nvcnuc.and at tho station, whero orders cat)
nntloA from hotels nnd res dences"
CI1AS. E. PUGII," f J. H. WOOD,
GcneraVManager., , Gen.Pass, Agent.
BaUiriioro & phio Railroad.
schedulo ih Effect Juno S8, 1889.
Leave Washington from station .corner of
Nclf'ilctcr,fl1Tenuol'nndGstrdetr'
Fon Clucjioo aud Norths t, Vostibulod
Llmittd,exprcs3dally'll.30am, express 9.00
pm.
'Fon CikciukatI, St. Louis nnd Indianapo
lis, cxnrcss tfiWy, 3 00 nnd litis p. m.
. ron Pittsbuko and Clevtland, Vcstlbnlcd
Llmltcd,oxprcss dally 11.30 a m aud express
8.40 pm.
Fon Wiieeuko. Parkersburg and Principal
Stations on Main Line, Express dally, oxcopt
.Monday, at 3 55 am.
Fon Lexington nnd Local Stations, -tlO.30
a m.
Fon IUi.TiMonE, week days, 4 00,6 00,0 40,
7.20, 8.30, 9 30 (15 mlnutoD, 9.43, 11 00, U 00, ui
minutes) a m. 13,10, 3.05 3 30 (45 minutes), 3 15
45mlnut0S),S,, 4.35, 4 30,4 35, 530, 0.3O, 7.00,
7.80, 9 00, 10 30 nnd 11 30 p m, 8undays, 4 00,
7.S0, 8 30, 0.30 (45 ralnutos), 9 45 a m, it 00, (45
minutes), 1 15, 3 03, 3.30 (43 minutes), ass, i 33,
4.05,'6 8())700,7.80,900, 10.30 and ll.SOprm.
?& ". Stations botween Washington
and llttltlmore, 5 00, 6.40, 8.30 a m, 13.10, a S3,
SS,5-2S'J,-2BJl F1' Sundays, 8.30a m.1.15,
3.35,4 33,0.30, 11.30 n m.
Train leave liultlmoro for Washington,
week days, 5.10, 0.30, 0 30, 7,15, 7.30, 8 00(43
minutes), 8.S0,.9,15, 1030 (43 mlmitos) a rat
13.15, r.45 (45 minutes). 3.00, J.00, 4 05(45 mln
ntc0,4. 15.500,000,030. 7.40. 7.45,8.00.10)5,
I0.l0andll.00m Sundays, 880, 7.15,B30,
9.15, 10.30 (43 minutes) n mj 13J0, i 43 (45 mln-
VJSe,S-s'(i(,l.4'l?' 8' ' S"' ' ' 7-k' 8-w. .
10 10 and 11 00 p.m.
Fon Day Rioue Trains leavo D. .to. de
pot, Washington, week days 9 03 a m, 1.35 and
435 p m. bundays, 9.50 n m, 1.43 and 3 13 p m.
Leave Bay Ridge, weekdays, O.lOandSSO
pm. Sundays, 3.40, 8 00 nnd 9 00 pm.
Fon Annai ous, n 40 and 8.30 a mi 13 10, 4.33
and 0,30 p m. On Sundays, 8.30 a m, 4 33 p m.
Leavo Annapolis, 0.4O, 8.37 a mi 13.03, 3 50 and
0.15 pm. Sundays, 8.37 n m, 4 00 pm.
Fon stations on tho Metropolitan Branch,
t.4S,S10,80a-m, 11,15pm, for principal sta
tions only; tlO.80 a m, f4.no nnd t5 30 p m.
ien RocKviiiE and Way Stations, tl.33
pm.
Kob GAiTnEnsncro nnd Intcrmcdlato points,
9 00 a m, -H3.S0, 3.35, tll,30 p m.
Fon IIod's nnd Intermediate stations, t7.00
pm, mo 00 pm.
Cuvniu train Icavos Washington on Sun
day at 1.13 pm, stopping at all stations on
Metropolitan Brandi.
Foil FnEDEmcn, -10.45, 110.30 a m, t3 00, H30
pm, bundays, 1,15pm.
Fon Hageiistown, tlO 30 a m, and t5 3Q p m.
Tuainb arrive from Chicago dally 11 .43 a m
and 4.05 pm; from Cincinnati and St. Louis
dally J 50 nm and 1.53 pm; from Pittsburg
7.10 am, 0 50pm daily.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVIS
ION.
Fpn New Yonn, Trenton, Newark and
Flkabcth.N. J., 4 0O, tSOO. 9 30, l3.00am,
3,30, 4 30 and 'lOSOp m. Buffet Parlor
Cam on all day trains. Sleeping car on tho
10,30 p m, open at 9. p m. Tho A .20 p m train
docs not stop at Ellzubcth.
Fon PmupEiriiiA, Nowark, Wilmington,
nnd Chesttr, 4 00, -(800, 9S0. 'UO0 am
3 30, 4.30, 7.00 and 10.80 p in.
Fon iNTEiiMEDiATE toints between Baltl
moroand Philadelphia, ts.jo t. m, 3.30 and
t4 80pm.
Trains leavb Now York for Washington,
8,80,tll.00nm, 'LSO, 'J-JO, 3.15, 3 00 pm
and 130O night.
Thainh tEAva Philadelphia forAVnshlngton,
4,10, 8.15, '11.10 a in, tl.33, H 15, 5 03, 3.43
and 7.'pm.
Fon Atlantic City, 4 00 nnd 9 SO a m, 13 00
noon and 3 30 p in, Sundays, 400 a m and
1300 noon.
Fon Lono BnANcu and Oooan Orovo.tia 00 m,
Except Sunday. Dally. Shunday only.
Baggago called for and cheeked from ho
tels nnd residences by Union Transfer Com
pany on ordeis left at ticket ofllces, 019 and
1351 Pa avo., and at Depot.
J. T. ODEI.lV t'HAR. O, SCULL,
Gcnoral Manager. Gon. Pass. Ag't,
Chosapoako & Ohio Routo.
Schedule In effect May 13,1889,
Trains leavo Union Depot, Sixth and B
streets, 10 57 a m for Newport News, Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk, dnlly. Arrive In
0)d Point at 6.50 p in, and Norfolk at 0.30
pm.
1131 a m-Cfncinnatl Expross, dally, far
stations In Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky
and Cincinnati. Vestibule Sleepers through
without chango to Cincinnati, arriving at 8 10
0.40 pm-F. F.V. Vestibule Speolal, dally,
solid trains with dining cars run through
without chango to Cincinnati. Vestlbulo
fclcepcr for Lexington and Louisville.
Office, 513 Pennsylvania avenuo.
U. W. FULLER. Gen Pass.Agont.
Bnrckeiri Family Tea,
(Spring Leaf),
At 50c. a round.
This Is tho season
for testing
Its peculiar property
of making tho beet
COLD TEA.
In this respect
you will find
It to oo
unrivalled.
Sold only In H lb. packago)
1325 F St. N. W.
I
A THRASHING WELL PLACED.
Old Davo Huntley -woiiM linvoslarvod
to dcntli lint! It not been for lila daugh
ter l.ciin.
When ho fell fiont tho scnlToldlni; ho
hurt his lmck mi that ho was not tiblo to
walk, nlnl of tour so could not work nt
liii Irmlc.
Ho wns n painter, nnd n very good
one the host In Stockton.
llo hud hot been thoro very long, but
he had snved isoirlo money niltl had
bought his house. Thoro was rt mort
gage ou It, owing (nllcnry Greenfield,
onifof tho lending lawyers In tho place,
nnd nlso ono of tho most fashionable
men there.
When David wns hurt his daughter
Leon loft the normal Bchool nioure nnd
sa to work lo earn her fnthcr'8 living m
l ns her own.
1 81lo ninrtnged lo get somo pupils,
joung children, nlso Bomo sewing,
which helped out, although tho cx
penscs seemed to ent up her earning-)
inslci' tlinn they cnmcriit.
And tho woist of It nil was that JnOk
llolton wns awny.
Jnck wns Lena's lover, and thoy wcro
engnged to be married, but Jack had
gono nwny to look for fortuno In tho
mlntD.
It Is rather n pietty Moty, th6 meetlog'
ueiwicn uieso two.
Stockton io ediuctlmes lloodod In tho
ftpilng, nnd tho year befoto the-witter'
1060 so high It washed awny scvcrtl
hbuses. Amonrf thcnl Was that 'Mn
width Lena wns living.
Jack llolton hnd just como to tho
city, and ho joiucd the rescuing parties
nl once. Thoy had been working haul
all day, nnd toward evening ho went
into his room to go to bfrl. Looking
out of tho wlrtdow ho nv, fnr down
tho liver, something' white waving in
tho air.
Jack was so tired that ho ttirncd awny
nnd thicw himself down on tho bctl,
but ho could not sleep, thinking of that
fclgnnl.
At last ho got up, got a boat and
rowed down tho river toward tlio cot
tonWood trees, whero after haif nn
hour's benrob he found 6ne wltha girl
perched in the brunches.
She was almost Insensible fr6rri" cold
and exposure, but Jack got her down
,aud brought her back to town
She told him tho housq had stuck in
jtho mud, next t6 tho cotlonwood, and
that sho hnd got out Just in time, for
,soon afterward (.'fresh wave had turned
the houso over and it had gono down.
Of couree, after this Jnck saw a great
deal of Lena, and it wasn't long before
the two wcro engaged.
Now, Lena Huntley waa tho prettiest
girl In tho town. That every one
agreed to.
It occurred to Sir. nenry Greenfield
that such a girl was far too handsomo
to be Jack liolton's wife, and when old
David hurt himself Jlr. Greenfield
thought hlschnncohad como.
For n time ho was very kind: but
when Lena told him that sno cared for
Jack Bolton'S little finger inoro than
die did for tho lawyer's whole body,
with the monoy thrown in, Mr. Green'
:iu leu, vowing vengeance.
Ho mudo up I''3 mind that ho would
break her spirit down, fcollng' suro that
ii no succeeded sue wouiu yiciu.
The first troublo camo over tho mort
cage, which could not bo paid. IIq
forced tho sale of tho houso, nnd Lena
and her father had to look for lodgings.
Th6n suddenly every ono who Know
Lena was astounded nt hearing sho had
btcn nrrestcd nnd charged with theft.
Tho story told by Mr. Greenfield was
that sho had como to his ofllce to re
ceive a (small balance of $10 or $15 due
her father on the sale of tho house.
Ho had left her in his prlvato ofllco,
whllo on his desk was some tSOO which
hdd just becu paid In. He camo back,
paid licr tho money duo, and she left.
When ho came to count tho money on
the desk there was $50 missing. No
ono hnd been In tho loom but her, nnd
ho had tho numbers of tho bills.
Ho got a search warrant nnd went lo
the rooms where tho Iluntlcys wcio llv
log, and tlio policeman found tho bills
in the drawer of Lena's bureau.
Lena, of course, said sho knew noth
ing of them, but admitted she had coiner
homo for a minuto after leaving Mr,
Greenfield beforo going to ono of thd
houses whcie she taught.
Tho poor glil, crimson -with shamo nt
thedisgiacc, was taken to tho police
court and held for tiial.
If It had hot bccn.forMr. Castle ono
of the"gentlenicn who (htiploycd licr (o
teach her children sho would havo
gono td jail.
Mr. Castle went on her bond, secured
a lawydr to defend her, and did what
he could for hct1. Hut with this accu
sation hanging over her Jjead Lena al
most broke down.
She wioto to Jack that their engage
ment was at nn end, forsho determined
sho would'not disgrace him. Uut the
day after her lttter went ono camo from
him, saying ho was going up to Idaho
piospcttlug.!
Tlio landlady of tho houso hi which
tho Iluntlcys lived was a fat, bad-tempered
old woman.whom uo ono cared for.
The ono thirig sho loved wns money.
Ono dny-Xenu wept Into her room and
found Mrs. Brown in a high fever.
Sho got her sewing and sat by her,
and, when tho doctor came, took him
in. He prcfccrlbed'and went away.
Lena nulscd the patient, dividing
her time between her father and Mrs.
llrow n, and working away nt hei sew
ing In every spam minuto.
Tho woman was cross and very
exacting, but Lena went on with tho
nuising uncomplainingly nnd did her
best.
It wns no use. Mrs. Brown got worse
and worse, and finally the doctor said
sho must dlo.
Lena bioho tho news to her gently
and tenderly, and then hail on awful
time, for Mis, Brown was terribly
frightened.
At last she wanted to seo a clergyman,
and when ono camo sho told him a story,
nnd when ho heard It Mr. Poster sent
fdr a magistrate aud got tho dying
woman to tell It onco more. It was
properly signed and witnessed, and not
long nftcrward Mrs. Brown died.
It was while Lena was out of the
room, when tho stoiy was being written
down, that a young mau rang the bell
and asked to see her.
Sho camo down stairs, nnd when
Bho stepped into Iho hall tho llrst thing
she know Jnck hnd her In his arms and
hnd kissed her ngaln and again.
Tor a moment sho lay still, it was so
swtcttofpcl that some ono who loved
her was with her onco more, Then,
drawing back, sho nskid him to come
with her, nnd led tho way to tho little
sitting-room up stairs.
' Hero, standing ngalnst tho wall, with
htr checks flaming red with shame,
Lena told bewildered Jack that she
would not and could not marry him
that she was disgraced nnd would have
to stand her tiial as n thlof.
Jack protested that ho did not believe
the story that it was a foul llo and
that ho would marry her If sho had
btokn the Bank of California.
In the midst of this sho crying and
begging him to go nwny, nnd no swear
ing ho would not until sho consented to
bo his wife Mr. Foster opened tho
door, and, with Mis, Biowii'h confes
blon in his hands, sprung over to Lena
and thook hands.
Then ho told them, in a few hurried
words, what Mi 8. Brown had sworn to,
and Lena, for tho first am) only thnq la
heir llfo, fell to the floor in n faint.
lr, Brown's story ran bo told in a
sentence, Mr, Greenfield had paid her
?100 to put tho money whero it wa.f
found In Lcnn's bureau. Tho confes
slon was complete in ovory respect.
When Lena camo to herself sho did
not repulse Jnck any morp. Sho went!
to her father's room and (old him, nnd
then went down to tako her plado onco
more with tlio dying woman.
Jack, with a curioasly white face,
went out into tho sttcct, nnd Walking
along till ho calno to a saddler's shop,
went In nnd bought tho heaviest cow
hide whip in Iho plnco, The strips of
rnwhido had great edges tlirtt stood up
ns hnrd as Iron it was heavy In tlio
hand and it benl from tip to butt with
an even spring.
Jack asked for n plcco of stout cord,
with which ho carefully wound the
handle. Thtn, with Iho samo curiously
while face, ho walked to the" batik
building, went up ono flight of stairs,
turned into Mr. Greenfield's ofllco.
passed Into the private office, closed
tho door behind him, nnd locked it.
Mr. Greenfield sprung to his feet,
nnd, with n very pnlo faco and a Quiv
ering mouth, asked what his visitor
wantid.
Jack looked at him for a moment
without speaking.
Then ho qultlly told him that Mrs.
Brown hhd confessed, and sworrt lo
the confession.
Whiter than before, the1 lawyer
backed n step nway, and Jack sprung
nt him.
In less than n Second ho wns dovta
on his knees, held by tho collar, nnd
the heavy whip was raising And falling
with tliu Btcady stroke of n machine
The man struggled and fought, but
the tempest of passion which tilled him
gave Jack Bolton the strength of a
giant
The pliant whip, with Its sharp
edges, cut tho clothes Into strips nnd
binught blood with ovcry stroke.
Up nnd down, up nnd down, the
sharp sulsh and the dull cut, ns it
struck the writhing foiml -
Tho clerks hammering at thodooi,
tlio screams of Mr. Greenfield, the
struggle nothing-had any effect vmon
thcmachlnc-liko work of that tcrrlblo
whip.
At last, when the screams had sunk
into moans, Jack flung tho whip awn,
nnd, letting go, allowed Mr. GiCcnflcld
to fall upon tho floor.
Then ho unlo6ked tho door, walked
out, nnd no mnn dared lo stop him.
It was tho next dny that Jack, Mr.
Tostcr and Mr. Castle took tho conftH
Blon to tlio prosecuting attorney, and
the day after that the case wasdls.
missed in court.
Tho newspapers got hold of it nnd
published it, and Mr. Greenfield wns,
ns soon as ho could bo moved, taken
nwny.
Neither Lena nor Jack wished to
piosccute him, but it was not long be
fore his houso was sold, and Stockton
heard of him no more.
Tlicro is no real neCessily to say that
a wedding took place, howover, Jack
stammered liiost nwf nlly when he tried
to answer the toast of "Tho Bride and
Grdom." In fact, ho made n terrible
falhircof his speech arid sat down in i.
violent perspiration. Saturday Night.
Catarrh Cured.
A clergyman, after years ot suffering;
from that loatbsomo disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, nt last
found a rcclpo which completely cured and'
saved him from death, Any sufferer from
this dreadful dlscasesendlngntilf-addrcsstd
stamped cnvclopo to Professor J, A, Law
rence, 88 Warren street, Now York City,
will rccelvo tbo recipe frco ot charge.
Invest Your Money
Inatruo bargain and get a suit for $0.85
which we formerly sold for $15. Eiscmau
Bros., Seventh and E, moiifacturlnp
clothiers aud tailors.
WAsniKOTON Bapb Dsrosii Co., 010 ra.
avc rents safes as low as $5 per year.
No, 937 Penn. k,
NEAR TENTH ST.
Telephone, 18
During the summer -we
clean up and clear out in
order to get ready for the
Fall and Winter trade. So,
if you wish to liuy a Piano
or Organ, that has been out
at rent or taken in exchange,
by buying now you can get
the advantage of summer
prices and save a great deal
of money. We have Up
right Pianos at all prices
from $125 upwards; Organs
$22, $27, and so on. A'.i
kinds of Musical Instru
ments at a reduction. vVe
want the room, and we must
get rid of the goods. Now
is your great opportunity.
We are sole agents lor the
Bohemian Music Paper
straw tinted and will not
blot or spread the ink; only
40 cents per quire.
And also for "Harris'
Sheet Music Binder," for
repairing torn and damaged
music. A box containing
sufficient to mend lorty
pages of music only 25 cts.
The Arion Guitar, only
$12; the American Conser
vatory Guitar, only $15; the
Washburn Guitar, Irom $25
upward. All American
made; guaranteed not to
split or warp, and to be
fretted absolutely correct.
We keep everything kept
in a first-class Music Store,
and we do not hesitate to
say our Sheet Music De
partment is the largest and
most complete in the city.
Special terms to teachers
and those entitled to a dis
count. Come and see our
store and avail yourself of
our summer prices,
F. ELLIS & CO.,
937 Ta. ave., near 10th st.
PEERLESS IYES f.'.i&
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