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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON:
R lTI ROiT Jan<> 37, IMS.
CKOSBY S. NOTES- ? Jfeiltor.
The Erralai Htmr has m regular, prrAnnmi
kwM M> telly riwlll? win tku Irifclt
Ikal mf mmy other daily paper published fa
and equal to that if all the
ther dally paper* here added together.
To all Intents and purposes Mexico baa been
baokrupt for yean. In fact that is her normal
condition, but nuw that her creditors insist oo
the settlcmeut of their claims she Is forced to
the shame of open Insolvency. One of the principal
troubles comes from her pledges to railroads;
subsidies having been scattered right
and left with scandalous extravagance. It now
appears that the country Is wholly unable to
meet these obligation, and as many of tbe dishonored
bonds are held in this country we may
expect to hear some angry talk from those who
attflfer. But It Is merely a case of the biter bit.
The subsidies were excessive and unjust, gained
by Intrigue and never ratified by public approval.
For years there has been a feeling
among the jteople that the governmen'. was
scllltnr the country to foreigners; that obligations
were undertaken that could not be fulfilled,
and that the foreign creditor would foreclose
his mortgage In the shape of armed conquest.
We have now probably heard the last of those
dour grand international rallronds that were to
connect the city of Mexico with our trade centers.
With the exception of the Mexican Central
they never amounted to much outside of
Jfeilatial Wall Street offices ami grandil'iquent
jjr>r?peetiises, and even the Centra; is now
milled, probably, by the inability of Mexico to
buoy it up longer by a princely subsidy. Left
to flaibt Its own way In life, that railroad and
all railroad* in Mexico must be content with
the most meager Income. Mexico, stripped of
its romantic fa'.des, is a miserably poor and
wretched country, where the lavish favor of
nature is neutralized l>y an Ignorant aud lazy
population. Even the more enlightened classes
arc hopelessly uncommercial. What little buslHi
>- there Is is handled by foreigners, and these
merchants are mainly adventurers without
feeling or conscience.
While the financial experts are discussing the
advisability of suspending the silver coinage,
nature seem* to be taking a rest in the production
of the metal. As a San Francisco correspondent
of the Chicago Herald |s>iiits out, it is
aeveri?l years now siuce there have been any
n ational "11nds,"and the production has de.
clined to almost nothing. Nevada is practically
exhausted. Utah aud Arizona produce little,
and wt-f i it not for Colorado the silverqucstion |
"Woold soon solvo lt?elThe effects of this
stagnation are strikingly visible in San Francisco,
once the ceute- of mining speculation.
?According to this writer that city is now the
ghost of its former sell. Tl>e stock exchange Is
desolate, the streets formerly tilled by brokers
are deserted, and the voice ol th<~ speculator Is
ni:ent. The great bonanza mines are emptied,
and their lucky owners are scattered and gone.
One of the las- of the sensations was the discovery
of the Silver King, which still pays
handsome dividends. Of this property the correspondent
writes.
"Th Silver King turned out to be a magnificent
property and of gnat profit to tiie
stoekhubfers. A large port ion of the stock was
sold in Washington in "7!> and "so. Colonel
Jtockwell of the chum Cabinet was an intiniate
friend of Harney's, and through him and
Kwaim many people )>oughl the stock. Ourileld
him-Hi took l.OOO shares, and drew a dividend
of $25'> a mouth up to the hour ol bis death.
Quartermaster Heneral Meigs, Treasurer Cillfilhtn.
Colonel Swaim, Gener.il Ingulf-. General
MacKenzie. and a numtier of lesser lights, were
all stockholders, and probably nio-d of them
are ve'. Cnlike most silver mines, the Stiver
Xing has yielded for a numlier of years. It is
not so profitable as of old. however.
"The mine has paid since 1S7!? Si.500,000 In
dividends, and has produced something like
9^,400,000 in silver."'
For the third time the grand army convention
h:u condemned the scheme to pay every
honorably discharged Union veteran a pension.
Tills is right: and the veterans should insist,
Irorn patriotism and self-resi>ect., that tlit^r
organization should noi be used a* a fulcrum
for emptying the treasury l?y extravagant pen-i
sion laws. It is not desirable, for ins la nee, that
the laws should be widecc I to include nurses,
however meritorious their services might have
been. It was very we.l lor the veterans who
remember gratefully the services of "Mother
Bickerly" to vote her $5<HJ from Ihe funds of
the association but it does not follow that Congress
should vo'e her, and equally worthy
Women, a pension, as was proposed.
If the materials which the signal office collect
are adequate lor a longer forecast of the I
weather so that the predictions will possess a
reasonable degree of certainty, the extension
of the ind'catlons to cover thirty-six instead of
twenty-four hoars will be of large service to the
country. Generally speaking, what We want
"te know is not so much what the weather will
be to-day as to-murrow. If we shall be enabled
to determine this by the help of the signal ofHe*
reports, the community, from sea-captains
'to picnicker*, will be under profound obligations
to tbe weather prophets.
During the twelve months ending May 31st,
1985, our imports sank to $5SO,337,?3? from
TOW),!535.7tMJ for the preceding twelv : months
a falling off of one hunJr>*d millions. Duriug
the same period. ou.- exj>orts rose to $747,037,:tm,
being a gai 1 of $5.1o:l.5-t:t, and leaving
the "balance of trade" 8 ltW,?9f#,747 In our
favor. These figures Indicate in a general way,
that we have beeu saving our money uUiileselling
ou: goods about as usual, a state of affairs
thpoints to a better business outlook in the
near future.
* Why poor John McColk.tigh, who Is manifestly
a dangerous lunatic, should be permitted
to go at large is a question no one seems able to
answer.
The monument is again ready for business,
if Jove wants to renew the fight aud has any
Spare thunderbolts to waste.
Query: Is it to be the civil service acts or the
Jacks<.inan axe?
^KE If 1 ins Intebebtb \ ou.
We find In oar steck several lots of BROKEN
SUITS < that Is the line of sizes is broken) in oar
ftiw-stljheof 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS,
ainl lor u Jrexsy suit these are Just the thing if
In need of suit au?I k now the size you want.
C a?t your eye over tbe following sizes aud see
If your ^iz?* 13 uuoiik tbe lets;
Z Lot 2550, sizes 33. 34 30, price was $22; now $19.
I?t 3127, sizes 34. 05. 3S, price was $25; uow $19.
I^>t 2555. si2es 33 34, price wa? $30: now $22.50.
Lot sizes .34. 35. 40, price was $23; now $21.
You should come and see these at ouoe, for if
we sell thein t>efor??you get bere.youcan blame
no one but yourself.
GEO RUE SPRANSY.
Ig 607 SEVENTH STREET.
Over I*roduction
makes uow prices
we open to-day.
friday, june 28th.
Am Entirely Sum aud Very Large Qoantlty of
SMALL boys' suits.
These iroods are ALL FRESH, ALL NEW STYLES
od the prices are from $2 to $3 per suit lew than the ,
Jam* quality of goods cau be bought anywhere else in
Was idagfua.
These gocft are not "Odds and Edds" of stoek: IN
at "B.'oiccn Lots," nor cheap ifoods made up for
cheap trade, but they are all FINE CASSIMEKE
or BERUE, soma at them IM PORTED UOUM, made
up to suit llrst-class city tradk They are la regular
siies.hetweeu 4 and 13 yeart; not all run as as 4,
nor all as large as 13. The styles best suited to the
smaller boys dual run above ID, uor those mote satiable
Ibr the larger ones below 5 or 6 years.
We believe these to be the BEST BARGAINS Df
SHALL SOY* SUITS ever shown ta Washington
We want to emphasise the feet that there is Not
Oa? did tiarment in the lot; not one which la aat at
' cent pMsctlMi and as perfect as can fee aoada.
l^ok at some ot them In our windows as Saturday.
K. & BARNftX A CO.
Ml PENNSYLVANIA ATOTDt
\f CTNNIWOHAM, HATTER.
.11* *1?? ?*r*w Mala Bleached and Trim
Ate UghteoiorsdtttitrUau Cleaned aMl Trim
Mi Sll H northwest.
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R R OO Y A A LUX _
W* are "clnslni? out" In every department
at coot. So many merchants mtvcr
not true that our statement,
may not he believed. We "cl.we out" nt
cost, not H*N.ause we want to, but bent us J
WE MUST.
WE MUST, Nvanw our Stock is very
large.
^ ^ MUST, hprtuM yon will noon lie
lst\ iu)[ fur the Mibon, and then we cannot
sell at any price.
W K M UST, Us-mise we never onrry over
goods.
WE CAN. because we hare bail a (rood
trade tbls season, and have made money, so
WE CAN afford to sell for a time at cost.
WE WILL, as abbreviated list below
will show:
RKOI I.AR PRICIK. CUMlSlfOt'T PRICKS.
M?c. Silk IIi.s.-, all colors, for ?JSc.
4ifc. and f>5c. Lisle Thread Hose (or . ...... .44c.
4Kc. Uaure Under vesta, all sires, for :ChSl.ys
Sateen Corsets, all colors, for $1.50
?Sc. Cotton Underwear, all styles, for 7tlc.
S1.2ft Cotton Underwear, all styles, for HSc.
sjinsjcrspys.all fixes and styles, for 82.25
( Sc. Hustles, all stvles. for fWIC
SI-<5 silk sun Umbrellas, for SI.-13
S1.0S Satin Coaching I'uriL'ols for s 1 |
Tot*. Silk Mitts, all colors, for <j-{c
42c. Nik Mitts, all colors, tor.."ZZZZZZx><\
&l.4S.silk Mou^juHalre Gloves for ?..$1.25
OSc. Jcweirv. in all styl'-s. for S5c.
Rhine stone Collar Buttons for 20c.
4Uc- Expanding Satchels for ZZ.Z. l.V
!?Sc. Satchels, all styles, for ZZZZZ1 """s5c.
-Kk"* Alligator skin I'ltrsts for ........ *>'lo
l?c. Fans, In all styles, for ZZ.ZZZZZ.l.'tc.
l?Sc. Fans, In all styles f.r... "... hOo.
P-V'. Warranted All-linen ll'd'k'fs for"!""! llc.
4s<\ Mull Fichus embroidered, for .p?c*
25c. I aces, in all styles, for ?;},,*
-&c. < Li Id s Fancy Collars for j;^.
25c. Flowers, in all styles. Tor """m-l
Wc. and 4sc. Flowers nil ;t> les. for Ic!
$1.25 "All-over" Embroidery for ;>Sc
JWc I .arte hoi lie Florida W'jite: for
17e. Champagne bottle Ray Iium for , , "
(IF.N'TM' (IFNTS'
GENT"*' ' GENTS' GENTS
?i5a All-silk Umbrellas. 2?vtnch. for $ _> to
Stfc. ' Palais Royal"' lire- , shirts for Tsc.
UJV-. Half Hose, all styles, for ?,.
47c. Ventilating Undershirts fo*. ;jl,.
l"c Puff and Knot Scarfs, all stvi??s
60.-. Jean Drawers, tailor made, ibr
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1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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M*+8 LMMER FABRICS^
BEATON PKRRY.
- fSrcr^jKM.R T.I PKRRY A- Ukothp^
ORNUINK CAU'LTI'A sf'Kisi i k L-i?? >?v/'Rl*
ESNA> W111T|,; A!iD Rt'FF ANIJ VilME
C^kJ>"WA CKINKLB4 AND LORRAINE
AXli'rul^^'1^ I ,N WHI^. I'WCK
vi\v S,OT,,I ZEPHYRS.
XK. . VUlNC11 ^ATTEENsatnl LINEN LAWNS
^ssi lH I'M E.N I HE AMU- l:s?)N s
vthipei, ?PiN plain, i neckkit,
V DU- v-.1N '' * ' ?AI P.INATIONS
CXU.OKS <JiW,AMm>i IN ULACK AND
U CSLI RROIDERED AXII PRINTED SWISS
s ru- '^'' LV/Vi'Vv-1**'
FituM piu!'kV. .y^KNSANI' V1^0R1A LAWNS,
UAHAUAS.J AWNS KKtX( ? >"AINSOOKS AND
IvK l',f) DOWN I*Ull Rs ' OX P\l* \soi ?
AND EMBROIDERED RfiHH? Vl.ASOLS
?as;a.%le;'u,'k,"8!!ir' in ' " ' a and
r rHix i 'K i| > \ ALL F!s" IV 1ILA( 'K VNIlllit
OKhli ORus < ' !ta I Ns. Sl'it \ ||s A \ ij s \ rI V
RI1ADAJ<ES. Eit.iM 7h i ii x:i.Vi VUN
MmtEsiiAwiIX S,1K- , ,H "nA andcashWRAFPHPLY
K^ftUCKI> PRICKS ON SPRING
T^ ? J, ltSFYS' ALr* SIZES, FROM $2.50
i? FIGURES AMI CORRECT PRICES.
BEATON PEIIKY.
Perry Ifnildin?,
Established c"r 91,1 J2?
Outing.
ill,H"d u" OHtlnu this summer I have many
things In sto?. k to interest you.
For example:
BARi i E Sll I a rs. TUOWSER and CAPS.
CAPSVm? SHIRTS' rluH"IH STVa'KINGS and
J-.sst D>*e Blue and other FLANNEL SHITCTS
BICYCLE SUITS a'.Hl RUBBER GARMENTS
spocially titled to this sort of enjoyment
White and Blue JERsEYS. some lace and some
I whole to be drawn over the beat!
DUCK SL ITS, both linen and cotton, for Sabine
[ shooting. ?tc.
Rl REEK COATS the only assortment in town.
t JACK ! IN- w,tl? TBOWSERS and
| K N EE BREE< 'II i.s u> match.
i IA>NG STOCKINGS in worsted and cotton; hlack
blue. K, een. brown and s,-urlct. from 7.r>e to$l Tk> '
WRUUROY SH< m iTIN. i ?u ITS, with l?,U. Trow|
sersand Knee Breeches.
F^iTriGirk,>.'. V!;,KR CAPKS 1 h:^ made.
hJ hMfi;hut^.Vw- rrtar,,, lr r i,( kVl,'' h IOUV
oe jusi m t,at ; hi w.i.it may Ik- found lu re. If I haven't
wha vounced. I will either order it for v.'u or rfve
ft i requlilte inlori.mtion to enable j.hi tosis-ure
t. A central r.-a-llustment of pri,-.-, on tl.eU ko?>.1s
Umtwujoviu' e Wll/ia Vk'w 10 ^ "P "lock previous
H E N N I x G.
THE CLOTlijER,
_}eT7 41Q Seventh street.
Experience Teaches.
Pain?ilourwUUryal,t V*ry ^ RolJ"r
"OUR NEW SOUTH."
wu?'u?e thal want tht* ver>" Family Floor
W. II. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR.
Wholesale by the Manufacturers, n?s. ;|f,l3 to 3525
K Street Northwest.,
IwiPJ-Mt W. H. TENNF:Y A SONS.
Tailoring Department.
R E D u C T I O N .
CALL AN D EX A MIN E THE
SUI IS 'fv? ottl>ER
AT t,'?.l SI.
W. H. TEEIj,
jeY7 ?a5 Peunsyivanla avenu?.
'THE C YCLO^TYLE
DUPLICATING APPARATUS.
' Indelible black Ink of any
Circular. W rllinu. Drawing or Music.
? Washing, no Damueniug. no Klactilcttjr, no ChemW'als,
no Aniline.
Slmpia, Rapid, Cleanly. Durable and more Economical
in line tbuu iuy oilier process.
Tot sale by JOHN P. PA RET,
013 Pennsylvania avenue.
"*? ?* *or* or send for circular. If destrM
om* Will be sent for you to see its operation. Jv2.Vuwlp
The ew J3altimore" Hanobl
NINE SIZES, JUST OUT WITH THE lUlTl-ST
IMPROVEMENTS, IS CHtLVP IN PBIcfc BUT
FIBST-CL-VSS IN EVERY BICSPEt T. THERE IS
NOTHING AN TUE MARKET EQUAL TO IT.
THE ECONOMY OAS STOVE IS THE BB3T
SELLING BTOV E, AS EVERY ONE USING THEM
PLEAS LltE IN TELLING THEIR
FRIENDS ABOUT IT.
MAY WARD * HUTCIIINSON.
JUS. 424 UTH STREET
J A I* Ola? St ends
S?? S 2 ?!*?. Chlu?
6 ba n v- ^ * L Leather,crockery Uud
B R OO f a^\Ijr 11 Vi"lLlul'i;., J""
i-fir ..ai?Jau^Ck
i
Continuation Sal* 0? Mm
WIA&
In view of the splendid ?i of oar Qiwl ?
tion Sale of
MEN'S FURNISHING GOOD*
we have concluded to continue lhaaal? ud would*44
that Ifyouareln need of anything lathis UaayoawDI
find it greatly to your advantage to visit ns daring the
cowing week. ,
Men's U nlaundered Drem Shirts, at Bti. ,80a,OaVi.,
75c. and 91.
All-Linen Drew Shirt, tl.SO.
('ambrlc Drew Shirt, |1.
1'iaited Bosom Dress Shirt, 91 each.
Men's Uulaundered Night Shirts, 890., SOe., 99%C.;
Fancy Trimmings at 78c. and 91 each.
summer underwear.
We offer a line of Men's Underwear, second to Bona,
made by the best manufacturer* lu the moat thorough
manner. Fit quality and workmanship guaranteed.
I Men's Fin e Game Undershirts, long and short
sleeves, nicety abound and finished, all slses, 25 and
UTtfec, excellent value.
Men's Fine Balhriggan Undershirts, silk St itched,
hound and splendidly finished, long and short sleeves,
only 60c. each.
Men's Fine Balbriggan Suits (Shirt and Drawers),
excellent quality, extra good value, only 91.25 and
$1.5U per suit.
DRAWERS.
Men's Fine Jean Drawers, full cut, wall made and
finished, buttons and strings at ankle (our specialty),
worth 50c.
Only 39c per Pair.
Men's Feather-Weight Check Nainsook Drawers,
coolest yet for summer, thoroughly made and finished,
full cut, all lengths and sizes.
Only 50a per Pair, worth 62%J.
do ati no, bicycle, and tourists' flannel
shirts.
We are displaying an unnsually large and varied
took of these (roods, comprising most excellent values
In Hlue and dray Twill Flannels. Elegant line of
Row in? Jerseys and Trunks, which can also be ntlllzed
as bathiui; costumes.
Potomac Boat Cinh Regulation Shirt, 92.75.
Men's Superfine "Norfolk" Bicycle Shirts, plaits
Iwuk aud front, In mixed shades of light gray aud
liijht browus, laced and stitched in red and blue. $3
each.
MEN'S half hose.
Elegant stock of plain and fancy stripes. In all the
new and desiraolo shades, to wear with low shoes, at
prices that were never lower.
Men's Unbleached British Half Hooe, 91.50 per
dozen.
Men's Plain and Fancy Striped Half Hose, excellent
line of colors slid patterns.
Only 25c. per pair.
Men's Silk Plaited Half Hose, exquisite line of light,*
nx-diuiu and dark shades, extremely durable, superior
quality.
Only 00c., 75c., and 91 per pair.
men's neck wear.
Light Orouud Teck and Puff Scarfe, sold elsewhere
and formerly by us. at 25c. each, now 15c. each.
Men's Windsor Scarfe, 50c. each.
Men's White and Colored Luwu Ties, 2 doz. for 25c.
Men's White Lawn Dude Bows, 15, 20 and 25c.
each.
suspenders.
The celebrated Anjosy Braces, in newest patterns,
ease aud wear unequalled. 37*6 and 50c. each.
that $2.75 8ilk umbrella
Such a seasonable sensation In Silk Sua shades is
seldom seen, and their ready sale was expected.
A Silver-headed Silk Uiflbrella, for 92.75, is a bargain
not to be had every day.
men's handkerchiefs.
First time we have ever been able to sell a Men's
All-Linen Plain White and Colored Bordered Hemstitched
Handerchlef at 12'tjC. each; fine quality and
hauilsome borders; quarter inch hems.
note.
In ordering any of the above goods by mail note tbe
following: >u>.
For Dress and Night Shirts give the sice of collar
woru.
For Uiuh-rshTHctglrechest measure and state
whether yon desire long or short sleeves.
For Drawers waist measure aud lengtn of Inseam.
You can secure no better attention in person than
we sive you through the mail
WOODWARD & LOTH HOP,
boston dry goods house
one price only.
021 IV Ave. [Jc'-BJ 912 D St.
School Is Out,
but our removal sale of roys' and
CHILDREN's clothino goes right ahead.
AND FROM THE manner in which purCHASE
ARE made it shows that people
| KNOW A good thing when they see it.
WE HAVE JUST, Ogff l^jffrftyoh our boys'
DEPARTMENT and here's what we find
It IO * .l iU) l:
THAT DON'T sell well:
LOT 480?ABOUT twenty dozen boys'
SHIUT WAISTS, MADE"of english seerSURCKER.
WHEN WE eought them our
BUYER THOUGHT THEY were very handSOME.
OUR CUSTOMERS don't seem to
THINK THE SAME WAY. the price on
THEM HAS BEEN 91.00. we want to sell
THEM, AND 75c. IS THE price on them toDAY.
"JUST when you want them" for the
SEASHORE OR at home there is nothing
COOLER OR better wearing for chilDREN
than an irish crash linen suit.
OUR PRICE and everybodys' 18 93 a suit.
WE WANT TO close them out, and you
CAN TAKE your choice of the lot at
$1.25 A SUIT.
about thirty pair of blue check knee
PANTS for children. the price has
KEEN 75c. a pair. they cost us over 60c. a
PAIR, but they don't sell fast, and we
PREFER money to the pants. our removal
price on them is 85c. a pair.
CHILDREN S SHORT pants suits ne^er
WERE KO LOW in price as they are on
o ik removal sale.
boys' long pants suits SHARE THE
SAME fate as everything ELSE in OUR
building, and that is, THE REDUCED
prices must sell THEM.
in children's sailor suits we
HAVE SOME very attractive amd
PRETTY STYLES, AND the removal prices
MAKE THEM READY sellers.
in children's kilt suits the removal
pricks will interest you. shirt waists
all reduced in price
a. saks a ocx,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS,
_ ' '
/ :
je20 816 AND s18 seventh street.
Another fearful calamity to be
avoided.
Bargains cannot last forever, therefore you should
hurry and secure the first Summer Goods at a sacrifice.
Have just received a fine lot of handsome Satchels,
Trunks, Ac., of all the newest designs. You can buy
one cheaper from us than at other places.
Just try us.
J. W. SELBY,
Jegg 1014-1919 Pennsylvania ava
Mw J. P, Palmer
no. 1107 9 street horthwest,
Will oner her entire stock of Imported Bonnets and
Hats and those of her Own Design at
midsummer prices,
To close them prior to m*vl"g layewenarti and
totvlug for Paris. jelS
Ladies, Attentioni
latent Parisian modes nr
m'lle xl j. prandi,
uoilBrun
pompadour BANGS. SHINGLED myna
always lu order by plain
Latiga Shinglsd. w mwpen egn
tm PORTER of FRENCH VINES. COONACL '
X _ CHAMPAGNESANDQQRDIAtaL
French Clarets,93.75,84and94k50perdMea California
wines imported ES
per gallon. victor
Agent# tor firs-clambourns, fVl h ni lTaf a Tir
tliitu.ji'simwi aud <v>f**"r Vina dw |
WANTED?HELP.
WANTKD-A RKRVANT OIRLAND NTJIW
WtUfOOd W?KBHI,ltW7 I*, st H.w. ll
TtTAjrnto-A nni^'UM BOY. WHO UI
Jterffi K-.
"WTAifTKD?A SEmrftBW FOR PLAIN 8E\
aV lS??JSiTO5St Ap*Jr "1121 "ft
W<SS?rAaBi? HATO^wi^^rS1^
ttrwsSfe'lSu.JSila K AV' ^58??
WANTKD-A STEADY, RELIABLE 8INQL
Man. either whit* or colored. to assist iu dull
Work; must be a good band to milk. JOSEPH \
DAVIS, II Oo?<rwi ?t, Georgetown. )e'27-3t?
Wanted ? a respectable girl tc
general housework, plain cookiug, wash at
Iron. Apply, with references, at 60s Pth st. n,w. It*
WTA,COO,K- APPLY AT DINTNG-ROO
VT 349Pennsy 1 vanla ave. n.w. lt?
Wanted?a neat, respectable yous
girl, for light housework and as nurse. App
at 1832 Itlgnst.. between R and S nts. n.w. iff
XTTANTED?A LADY OR GENTLEMAN WI1
TT writes a good band rapidly, to do copying ai
plain writing, from 9 to 5 o'clock dally. Ad'drels,
<TSilJ,!P&\J?aUn* 1S*e? expected, experience, Jt
AI roRNEY, Star office. je20-3t*
WANTED-A BOY OF 17 TO WORK~I
grocery atore, sot afraid of work: good reft
ence required. Address, in own hand writing, D..
Star office. Jeitt-2t?
"TJTANTED?OFFICE BOY. ADDRESS, IN OW
tt handwriting, name, age and address. Box 11
Star office. Wages, f IP per month. JeVO-'Jl
"VJtT-ANTED?A RELIABLE PARTY TO TAX
TT charge of a Airnlsbed bouse for two months fro
July 1st. Call at 130ft 17th sc., near Scott Circle.
Je2B-2t*
XVANTED-LADIE8 CITY OR CO UN Tit
TT (distance no object), to work for us at the
homes. .The business is something entirely new. Got
salary. No canvassing. Particulars free! New En
laud Trading Co., Boeton, Mass.; Box 6153. Je'JO-4
WANTED?A IIR8T-CLAS8 RF.STAURAN
Cook. Apply at 004 Pennsylvania ave. n.t
jo25-3t?
ANTED?TWO FIRST-CLASS BIJSHEI,ME
at KEEN'S, 414 9tb st. Je25-3t
WANTED-TWO FIRST CLASH SHIRT IRO]
ers and two first class ladies' clothes I rollers,
Capitol Laundry, Slif 8th st n.w. Je25-3t*
WANTED?WHITE AND~COUJRlU> WOME
Cooks. $10 to $*JO; chambermaids, nurses, ge
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cook
S. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 920 F st
^ le^-Ot*
WANTED-A GIRL, GERMAN PRKFERREJ
for all work in a small tamilv; good wiu;t
must bring good references. Call at i30 1st st s.e.
JeiW-Ot*
WANTED?SITUATION^
"TITANTED?BY AN INTELLIGENT^WmT
tt girl a Home in a quiet family; can dosewln
light house work, etc. Address Bo* 07, Star office. J
WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY, A PONITIO
as Housekeeper Address C. II., Star office
Je27-2t?
WANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPER
seamstresses, ladies' maids, coogs, nurse*, chai
bermaids, men cooks, waiters, waitresses, with reft
ences. S. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, O'JtS
sl u.w. Je22-6t*
W ANTED?ROOMS
WANTED-A OENTLEMAN wTsilE8 A SI!
gle Room at sumniel rates: bouse must fu<
north and south. Address Box 60, Star office. It*
WANTED?ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE., NEA
the War and Navy Departments, a Furuisht
Room, for a single gentleman, at $n jier month. Pi
maiient if suited. Reference given. Address J. I
star offlce. It*
WAN TEl>?BY A SINGLE G ENTL EM AN, TW
Untarnished Rooms, between Otli and 14th ai
F and K sts. n.w,; modern improvements. Referenc
exchanged. Address R. IS. B., Star office. It*
WANTED-A PARTY'WITHOUT CHILDRE
desires a suite of unfurnished Rooms or suia
house in northwest, to occupy from October 1st. A
dress O.. Star office. Je2tt-3t*
WANTED?HOUSES.
WANTJCD-TO PURCHASE OR LEAttE FOlT
term of years, a House and from two to fli
acres of Land within five miles of city,iu good healtl
locality. Give full description, best terms, Ac., or r
notice will be taken. Address D. R. E., Star office, li
WANTED?A HOUSE ON CAPITOL HI Li
between C streets north and south, and New Je
Bey ave. and 11th st, containing lo to 12 rooms, wit
ali modern improvements. A corner lot, or lioui
with grounds, preferred. All cash paid. None net
auswer but owners of property. Address for lour daj
A. B. Cm Star office, giving full particulars. JeiO-2t?
W~ ANTED-1 DESIRE TO PURCHASE A RES
deuce business property or vacant lot at a reasoi
ably low price for spot cash: must be west of 71 h st.:
w., and north of Pennsylvania ave. Address, (static
bottom price and location;, O. U. JAY, Washlngto;
D._C. je^O-Im
WANTED-A COMFORTABLE FURNISHE
Room or two unfurnished rooms, withorwiti
out hoard; quiet neighborhood and no questions aske
Terms must be reasonable to quiet party and got
pay. Address A. Y. R., Star offlce. je20-2t*
WANTED-TO BUY A BAY-WINDOW PREsj
brick front House, of 0 to 8 rooms, with grouii
enough for stable; northwest preferred: no agents. A
drew Bo* 75, Star offlce. Je20-3t*
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-MONDaY Moumxu-is HoltSE
and Carts; F street, between 13th and 14th u.w
T. M. STEEP. it*
W~ ANTED - STENOGRAPHER. - CONGREi
sional Committees, Heads of Department* <
others desiring to secure the services of a lauv who
ailrsl-cla^s and efficient Stenoin-aplier and Typewi
ter, ol more than ordinary ability and intelligent*
can do so by addressing as below. Speed, 150 wort
per luiuute. Saiaiy. *1,500. References unexce
tlonal. ^ISSE. B^MORTON, Long island City,N. V. 1
WANTED-TO PURCHASE U.NE OIL CA
with pump, to hold 40 gallons oil; one CutTi
Mill ot medium size, iu good order. THEO. GROS!
613 4^ st. s.w. it*
TIT ANTED- HORSES To PASTURE?A FE>
Vt Horses will be takeu to Pasture by David 5
Nesbit, at College Station, Mil. Abundant pasturat
and running water; terms $4 per month, liorses le
wlih M.L. LITTLEFIELD,
je^7-3t* Mt. Vernon Livery Stables, 1230 lath st.u.w
\\TANTED-*DRINK PURE WA1ER-THE Ml
t Y trie Water Filter lias the best (iltering materin
nothing to break or get out orordei; price by mai
05c., with attachment tor smooth point faucets; ser
Size of faucet Boston Mauufacturln; Co., SO Cou
st, Bostou, Mass. Agent-i wanted. je27-3t
WANTED -EVERY MOTHER TO HAV
their daughters learn to cut and make the
dresses by MOODY'S New Tailor System, at 9:3
Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Dresses cut and fit. myl4-3i
WANTED?HORStiJ AN D COWS TO PASTUR
On ftu*m three miles from town; stabled and ft
at night if desired. Address City Post Office, Box 58
je-20-8t*
\\TANTED?TO PURCHASE A PAIR OF SHE',
TT laad Ponies. Address M.,City Post Offlce, Be
fl'M. . Je'J0-3t*
\tTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A SADDL
tt Horse for his keep through the summer. Tl
horse would be at a arm three miles from city, an
would be ridden once or twice across farm per da
Address City Post Offlce, Box 581. je2H-3t*
WANTED-TO HI RE, DU RING THE MONTH
of Jul v and August, a Pony Phtelon auditors
by a reliable party in the country. Address J. F. M
9HS F su n.w. Je'-!5-3t*
WANTED?TO HIRE. SINGLE WHITE-MA
to work on (arm; must have some knowledge <
marketing: must come reeomniendfed. Iuquire Joil
A. BAKh.lt, ?'2H Louisiana ave. je25-3t*
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR GOOD RA
Dogs; will pay good price for them. Market cu
tier 1st aud H sts. u.w. Ie'25i{ft4,
WANTED. - CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE.
Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Iutai
tmu. Cramps in Stomach and Diarrhuea. It never fai
when used as directed. Always keep it iu your hous
Carry It where ever you go. The price is wlthiu reat
Jit all, and you won't have to take a dozen bottles b
ore relied It acts like magic. Diarrhoea is the fir
stage of cholera. Stop that and you preveut choler
CERTAIN CHOLERA (JURE never fails to stop i
All druggists keep it.
. A. BROWN, Proprietor.
my25-2m? Box 354. Washington, D. C.
WANTED-A PARTY. WILLING TO INVES
upon the opinion and advice of his attorne
f2,000 cash, can realize therefrom within a yea
Wl.260 by addressing Box 2W. star office. Je24-4t*
ANTED?TO SELL-PURE, REFRlSlTlNl
JT Healthful Virginia. Ohio and California Claret
80c. and $1 a gallon. H. A. SELlUSON, Wholesa
Dealer, 14'J4 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Jel7
T?TANTED?SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, WA'
t chew .guns, pistols, Jewelry. Also, hirniture. stove
Ac. ,&c. .bought. Best cash price paid. S.ouggenheime
7Q17th B.W. Note by mail promptly attended to. 16- In
"TTT ANTED?EVERYONE TO KN(7wrTHA
^jt we are making sU elegant Cabinet Photos ft
1.50. Success with Children. LARDNElt & Ct
927 Pennsylvania ave., over Vogt's. my30-1 m
WANTED-NEW steam carpet CLEANIN
and Feather Renovating Works.
F. H. YOUNG, 14^2 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.
Factory, K st. corner 5th st s.e. mylO-2m*
""T|r ANTED? ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER,TH
Vt wonder of the age. will produce a suit of ha
after 26 years of baldness. Call at 1222 F at. u.w. fi
full particulars. Consultation free. J. D. O'DonneJ
druggist, comer Virginia ave. aud loth st aw.: "
have beou bald for lo years. After using half a bott
of Dr. Semmes' Hair Restorer my hair Is coming I
thick and fast." Many other Washington testimoula
can be seen at Office, la22 F st., 4 doors from lath, u
one Might. myll
W" ANTED-COPYING department, cal
ORAPH OFFICE, makes a specialty of a
Emus of Type Writing, guarantees accuracy, rapidll
aial beautiful work, by experts. All mattersconHdei
tlal. CALIGRAPH Off ICE. 933 V stu.w. my*2-3i
TO use " antTcorpi
tt leiiePills. Reduce superfluous tlesh 15ponm
a month; harmle* never fail; particulars 4c. WUo?
Specific Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. my9-s,m,w4w
"WAAT?J?r!?? announce to the ladii
Tt of Washington, that I have opened dressinakli:
pfVor*Jl^Lw,S,gulira,1Hl<r P^'fect fit and stylish ct
at tow pricea. Please call and see for yourselves.
__ . __ Mute. PERI JE,
?p6-w*?8m 735 1st st n.w.
"XJW ANTED?HORSES TO KEEP; KEEPIN
JTV Horses a specialty, box stalls for graiu feetilu
City relerences; 7-st road, 8 m. from city. Order boi
Pwe's stable, 81J oth n-w. C. H. P. CLARK, stigo, X
ANTED ?8TEAM CARPET-CLEANING B
tary. Alway* In office from 0 a. in. to 6 p. to. iu2
* ?Imigfci
fT^HE CELLULOID TRUSS, ' '
w_ .raanu . ?28 7th street northwest
dwoUa Iwr aUunUuu to the w?an
FOR RENT?ROOMS.
B, T7IOR RENT-JULY1 ?T. HVK ROOMVWHICH
X include first door, boa*o 1323 Corcoran at.: all
yt conveniences; rent f2Q. Apply on premise*. H?
* F&.affajssr4?
F* T?2B BEIttVTO GENTLEMEN, COOL SUMMER
rt- wom<^e^nUy famished. ou Capitol HU1; 118
? 1T2? RENT^AT 916 H ST. N. W., ALCOVE
r "font Boom, 3d floor; private family. Good board
K ne*r~ It*
>n TTIOB BEXT-920 N ST. N.W., TWO NICK, AIRY
? bie s' raniiaticd or nnfkirnished. Rent reawuail
xhOR RENT?ONE OR TWO QUIET WOBKINGX
men can and Board and nice Room witb a rnpecK
table Irish family. Apply to Mr*. FORD, 3043 L?t.
* n.w. it*
Y- XpOB RENT ? TWO OR TttRES PLEASANT
1 furnished rooms, southern exposure, with or ? ltb-.
5 ?lwitN^,^S?l4tb8Umm"r PrU*1*
?0B RJOT-UNFURNWHED-114 CST. N.W~
large 3d<?torr front Room; stationary stand ara
; oath and closet on same floor. it*
7} TT9K BENT-POUR ROOMS. 3D FLOOR: ALSO!
v X four, 3d; water on each floor; newly painted and
' papered; large bath-room; gas. and Georgetown cars
? pass door. 337 D st. n.w.; large yard; rent low. It*
5 TT'OR RENT?TO PARTIES WITHOUT CHILI?
in f r^n? "w?4 floor, completely furnished, fbr house"
Keeping, with modern improvements. Apply at 1627
u' Connect teat ave.. near Dupont Circle. It*
N TT0R BKNT-DESIRABLE ROOMS. FURNISH ED
1. X orun furnished, near three lines of cars; berdlcs
r pass the door; southern exposure. Furnished Hall
, ? Room $5. ao 1st st. ae., corner Pennsylvania ave.
_ and A st it*
;Y T^ORREN'T?NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. EN
' A suite or single; three bedrooms, parlor. dining
_ room, kitchen; hot and cold water fn bath room;
E pleasant location. 1310 Massachusetts ave. u.w..opm
positc Ascension church. It*
Fob rent~three very pleasant
Rooms, second floor, communicating; east, went
Y and south exposure: bath, hot and cold, same floor.
lr Also same on third floor, large closets; terms low: 8
?d minutes' to Treasury; 808 2'Jd st. D.W. It*
6 T70R BENT?1106 F STTN.W., THREE NICELY
_ X Furnished Rooms, on second floor, with all modern
T improvements; north and south exposure. Will rent
ir. single if desired. Immediate possession given. Summer
prices. It*
N T^OR RENT-THREE PLEASANT UNFURX
nished Rooms, on third floor, at 941 Massachusetts
if ave. n. w. Jc27-2t*
at T^OR RENT-FOUR UNFURNISHED OR FURJ.
nisbed Booms, suitable for housekeeping. Apply
? at 430 H St. n.w. References exchanged. Je27-3t*
n- TfOR rent-in a pkivxtefxmily^large
.s. X Front Bddroom; southern exposure; nice screens
a. aud awnings. Summer rates. 1211 Q Bt.n.w.Jc27-3t*
_ TTIOR RBtfT-AT 1239 i2TH8T.N.W..FOUiTuN^
l>, 1 furnished Rooms, suitable for light housekeeping,
a; Either 1st or 2d floor. Je27-3t*
FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
_ RAolhs on second floor with Table Board. 1?M>2 L
? st. n.w. Je27-3t*
IT'OR iUiXT-319 NEW YORK AVE.; 6 ROOMS;
suiffniie Tor light housekeeping; 4 on secoudaud2
'E on ttrst floor, will rent separately, if desired. Kent
g, low- Je27-3t*
l* Ti^OR RENT?UNFURN18HED ROOMS FOR
X X light housekeeping; modern improvements; no
tflilldren, at 909 4th st. n.w. Apply at Oil 4tlist. n.
w. Je27-2t*
S, T^OR RENT?VERY DESIRABLE-SUITE OF
u. x untarnished rooms on second floor. Southern ex
T. posurc. 1413 Q St. u. w. Je27-2t*
F Ti^OB BENT-AT 1824 H ST. N.W., NICELY FUR__
X nishedroom* southern exposure, second and third
? floors; convenient to cars; private family; summer
rates. je27-Lit*
-- IT'OR RENT-TRANSIENTLY OR PEUMAsr.
X nently, with board, furnished Rontus, south aud
east exposure; terms very reasonable; table board;
11151st n.w. je27-3t*
r "EWR RENT?FURNISHED, ON SECONDHAND
X third floors, southern exposure. In suites or single,
~>T_ the most comfortable Booms in the city. 917 it st
L, nw- _ Je27-3t*
If OR RENT?LAROE DOUBLE PARI-OR, FUR^
nished or uufiiriiished, suitable for one or two
oflTiees; also basement aud other rooms. R.j fere noes.
^ Apply at 510 8th st. n. w. Je27-3t*
IXOR RENT-FRONT AND BACK ROOMS;
nicely furnished; terms very reasonable. Apply at
jj 337 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. je2G-lw*
d" TPn?B rent-unfiTrnished-to famTly
J. without ehildren, three llooms, first floor, with or
? wjtbout boar<L_At TOO lltb sU n-w. Je'^O lw*
I^on 1 tKN T?T W *fv NFlJllN (SH ED~ROO.\Is' ON
se -ond floor in private lhmlly. 234 2d st. n.w.
~ Je20 -2t*
.'e TT'OR RENT-AT 742 I0TH ST. N. W? RCXJMS,
ly X furnished or uufumlshed. Suitable for housekeep10
Ihg or otflces. Prices to suit tho times. je2ti-2t*
L! l?OR RENT?ROOMS?TWtT~ OH THUEEUNu
x lhrnlshed Rooms, two communicating, in good
r- order, to quiet parties not housekeeping; references
;h exchanged. Call, after 5 o'clock p. m., ui 71Ubthst.
se n.w. Je26-at*
?s 1?(^K BENT-AT 430 3D ST. N.W., TWO NICELY
X Furnished Rooms, single or en suite, on second
? floor; also single rooms for gentlemen, at $-1 to $<> im_t
I- month, with use of large bath-room. J?20-3t*
u" t^OK RENT-ONE OR TWO VERY_LAROE
X rooms in private family, board If desiml; second
^ floor; 1-120 N st Je2.V3i
FOR RENT?3Q511TH !ST. a.W.tR(iOMS NUiKLV
furnlshed.on second and third floors; ternis reasonut)le
Board if desired. Je25-3t*
J. TT^OR RENT-TWO ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR^A
>d X1 bar. with garden attached. Apply at 1728 Penn__
sylvania ave. n.w. Je25-3t*
? T/UjR RENT?1110 G ST. N. W., TWO IIAN~S
id 1 somely furnished second-story Rooms, single or en
u- suite. Also, one third-story Room. Summer prices.
Je20-3t*
" l?i?B RENT - NICELY FURNISHED BACK
X Room,on first floor. At 913 Pennsylvania ave.
1. n.w. Je26-3t*
a IT01} BENT-NEWLY AND ELEGANTLY^FUBr
r.; X nlBhed rooms, single or en suite. In new bouse,
with all modern Improvements; herdicn pass the door;
? street cars one square; references exchanged. 1020
^ 15th street northwest. je25-3t*
is IT'OR BKfT-ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS;
I- X double House, with large grounds; beautiful views
e and plenty of shade; short walk from street cars. Apis'
ply to O C. GREKN, 3<?3 7th st. n.w. Je'iO-lOt
ft XpOR RENT ? FURNISHED AND UNFURL
X1 nished Rooms. Also, Basement, At 9t>7 M st.
N je!9-4w*
? IT'OR RENT-TWO OR THREE PLEASANT,
' X well-furnished Rooms, witb bath room conuectlug.
toother or single. Small private family. Refer,V
ences required. Inquire 423 llth st. n.w? half-square
I, north of Pennsylvania ave. je4-lin
2 Ti^OB RENT^915 E ST. N.W., FURNISHED AND
" X unfamished Rooms: gaa. my8-3m
?- COUNTRY REAL P^STATE
il; i 1 1 ? ??
il. T^OR RENT-A 5-ROOM (NEW) COTTAGE AT
id X Washington Grove, situated in front of the Hotel
rs Park. Price, $50 for the seasou. Inquire atTURKISH
BATH, 1417 G st Je27-3t
E Tj^OR RENT-A FARM iib ACRES; 7 TtOOM
?r X House; outbuilclio^s; shade; good water; heaJthy
19 l(.eatlou; of a mile from Highland Station, B. & O.
? ^ it. Inquire of JNO.C.YOST. 715 9th sU n.e.Je25-3t*
5 TT1?.1.1. SALE?FARM OF 153 ACR^7^6ob7aud
d X Mill site, 31,000; situated In Nebruska. tor {nfor1.
mat Ion Inquire of FRANK DODD, Bladeusburg, Md.
Je25-3t*
C- XT'OR RENT-IN ROCK VILLE. MD., A NEW
ix X House with ten rooms; pump In yard; house about
ten minutes' walk from depot. Inquire of LEE
ic OFFUTT, Rockvllle, Md. Je25-3t*
?e TmOR RENT-SMALLCOUNTRY HOME; TIIREE
id x rooms, two acres, purest water and fine fruit; two
y. miles irom this city; $5.50 per month. R. A.
PHILLIPS. Je23-2w
S V^OR RENT-RURAL HOME-O-ROOM COT^
,,u?e: large grounds; fine shade and pure water
[., high; healthy: overlooking and 2>fe miles of this city.
je22-2w R. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York av.
N TT^OIt SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT;-SEVEN
Dt X rooms; will befiuisheil ready fur occuputiuoJuly
N 1. On the lot Is a good well of water; all necessary outbuildings.
Address J. F. MOCK, Falls Clmrch, Fairfax
X county. Va, Je22-2m?
r* NEW COTTAGES AT WASH1
Jlngtoff Utpve: Price, 950 for the season. Apply
to E. T. SIMPSON, Secretary, 1005 Pennsylvania
ave. ^ - JeiiO-IQt
is XpOR SALfc-A NICE LITTLE FARM OF SIXTY
e. X Acres; frame House of six rooms, and out-bulld"
ings; choice fruit and fine garden; 30 acres in Idgh
e- state of cultivation; three mTles west of (iaithersburg,
st Montgomery county. Farm containing 403 acres of
a. improved land one-hair mile rrom Seneca Mills, in
t. same county. Terms easy. Address E. C. PETER,
Rockvllle, Maryland- my'23-s<tw2m
OliO Building lots, 50 * 150 feet|
? 4mi\J4mi within five minutes' walk of Seabrook staIT
tlon, B and P. R. R.? twenty mlnules' to city. Thtse
y. Lots are covered with a variety of beautiflil forest
ir trees, and present eligible building sites. $5 to $10 a
lot. Title indisputable. For particulars call at 923
7 9th st. n. w., or address the subscriber.
-* Also, a handsome, solids Brick Residence of seveni
J teen rooms, in East BlailSlsburg, near B. and 0. R.R.,
"? twelve iniuutes by rail from city. This boupe Is
__ located upon a lot of ten acres, has flue cellars,
r_ terrace yard, fine apple trees, stable, bam, etc., etc
* Everything In first-class condition, and Is a stately
aud lovely residence. Terms made easy. Title indisV
putable. Address MARION DUCKE1T, AUomey_
at Uiw, Bladeusburg. Maryland. Jel'^-3m
I Q1 Wftf | pleasant village "home
fr W J- ^OUUi In Valley of Vlrgtula, on Railroad,
for sale oc exchange: half acre; excellent garden: fruits
_ In abundance; flowers, stable, Ac.; terms verv accomq
modatlug*. also 5-acre lot If desired. Address'W. E. F.,
B^(x 4S. Stephens City, Va. JeS-lm*
F>R SALE-THIRTY-TWO ACRES; HIGHLY
Improved. 3i>jj miles out 7th St.; eight room house:
n tenant house, barn, stable, and all necessary outbuiidft
ings; large orchard^; fruit of all kinds; fine view .plenty
! shade, excellent water. OnlyjfO.OOO If sold at oncX
11 Also several other desirable Farms and small counr
try places near Washington.
le Jw-lm WALKER A WILSON. 1006 F st. n.w.
lu "UVJR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN MONTIS
X goinery county. Marj land, eight miles from Waship
ington and two from Silver Hprlnst Depot It is beautifully
situated, well wooded and watered, and conf
talus 137^ acres, seventy of wblch Is cleared land.
{: An exceUeut dwelllug bouse and outhouses. Inquire.
' for further particulars, at 2015 N st. u.w., at o a.m. or
n- ^ l'm- JeMm
oa "C^ORSALE?F ARM OF 50UM MORE ACRES.HIGH
r X .and healthy location; good Improvements: plenty
; " %?k/
5 PERSONAL.
S -**108 ANNIE r. KKNDIU,
irX Mwnetlc Healer. Clairvoyant and Business MeT^a31l8th,fcfcW
HWUr,# a. m. to 7 p. m. I
O A YOUNG MAN, 26, OF NEAT APPEARANCE
P XX and address, with an income of 83.UOO tuinually,
t. wishes the acquulutanoe of a yonug ludy from 10 to
? lO. witb a view to matrimony; must be good-looking
and fairly educated, aud hava good clerical refcrences:
r money uo otUect whatever: a poor, respectable jglrl
. who t*n appreciate a good home preferred. This is
o uo humbug, and all ?oitespondenct> will be houorablv
5 treated and Strictly private. Address G. H. K., Star
B. oflU-e. Je37-3t?
S /"CAUTION-HARTS INSECT POWDER IS SOLD
only In tin boxes, trade-mark on the Ud; not sold
loose; insist on having Hart's powder: refbselml?
taUons: the best is the cheapest Jel3-5w*
? ltf cl,,?XJTT^ DETECTIVE AGENCY.-CONffX
u?*U?n^ree and OoutMcntlal. Prompt attention
aud reliable service. JAMES A. McDEVlTT.
? Manager. MOb Pennsylvania ave. jel7-lm?
ViDtiA Optician Co.
* a 1304 V street northwest
TORHENT?HQUSES.
T7?0H BENT-A FRAME HOUHK. EIGHT
r Roams, 1219 Vermont tr?,, at Thwn?> UkI*
Apply at 1223 Vermont ave Jt*
P'?jt REN T-TWoaTURY. 7 ROOM .brick
I louse, with bay window wdyttlf Ho>?m In
Kvamwu. 410Bouudary at n.ww&rtat>L* Droit
fc. Apply thfrddooran* . 4^)
T7<OR REST-SIX BOOM RRi&C HOWB-Ull
JSsajsttr* ?? ??
XjWK RKXT-rVRNMH El>-iaOU MTH HTMKKT.
VOB HKNT?THE ST" ilf K K AWHON. OOLL'HJK
bta Heights. A auw desirable place, overlooking
Waahiugton. Wid lawns. Good stabling. VUntTpw.
ya7-ot PARKER a TQWNSEN PUIS F ?_
X7H>K RENT?1427 CORCORAN ST. K. W ONLY
A $26 per mouth. Vary cbMf Pwwi^oi on the
ant. bee premises. )e27 3t?
TJV)R RENT-DESIRABLE HOUHHft.
r $16. 709 A st n.e . 6 rooms, mi.
fie. 718 A n n.e., 6 rooms. m.L
$18. 307 7th at ti r?, m.1.
I |3o. 1510 Rst aw., 8 rm., m.L
I ?&*>. Flu? 9-room Brick. loOCsta.a.
Apply to BUSHNELL * fabcst,
_Je9-3m lOMmt aw.
TCTOR RENT-A JffAT TWO-8TOKY BRICK
A House, containing w rooms; newly papered: on?
sou are from street cars; 820 A sl n.e. Inquire 441
New Jersey ave. aw, one square north B. nod U.
depot. )e~7-?t*
FOR RENT?BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SIX-ROOM
House, with all modern improvements: new; vacant
July 1st; N *t.. between 4th and 5th sts. J. B
WiMER, 1424 New York avenue. Je27-9I
pUR RENT?1816 M ST.: CONTAINS TWELVE
J? rooms; has all modern improvements; n most desirable
ho?se in the best locatioa Apply to B. iL
WARNER, 916 F at. Je27-4t*
U?OR BENT-BRICK HOUSE 1716 5TH ST. ti.
X *, W rooms, m. L, $25. Also, frame, 6 rooms,
| MA^ER^2oVst! t?w. Ply ^ PjJ^
X^OR RENT?LABUE HOUSE. SIXTEEN ROOMS,
AT bath and closets, 125 A at. n.; suitable for two
fitmlllw. $30. Apply at 713 Market Space. Jv27-3t*
17*011 HENT-509 E ST. N. E.. SIX ROOMS, BATH,
7 <fcc.; 435 5th st. da; bay wludows; concrete cellar
I and all modern improvements Key and particulars
I at 429 5th st. me. Je27-2t*
For rent? ?
1330 19th st,14r.$125'(1736 Fst.. 10r., m.1 $75
I 1703 P st, 12r., m. i.83.;t3 173K F at. 10 r.. Uu.1 75
512 12th stl5r. m.1 ..~fl5 2133 K st aw.,8r.,m.J 50
1742 Fst.n.w..lOr.m.L.-75 1334 Rlggs at?? r.. m. i.85
41? Otli at. 10r.,m.i..S3.83; 1429 SsU,6r , m.1... 26.S2
182? 1 sc,l'ir.,in.l...83.33 Il02 9th st,l2r 7500
1S14 O Ht..l4r..nv.l-100.6oi 1335 R st., 8r.,m.l.....86.00
8?>9 14th,14r..mX..lH0.9u 1614 21st at. 14r . l-.46.po
21 Lalhyette sq 333.33 l2l7 L st, llr., ml.05.00
133* 19th, iOr, m.l.^3.33 111 Dst, llr. 35.00
14*1 Lsu, Ur _35.00ii
THOMAS J. FISHER A CO.
Je27 1324 F street northwest
Jr^oit rent-1325 ioth st.~n. w.7five-"room
L Frame; pood condition; excelleut neighborhood
uqulre next door. 1327. Je26-3t*
InOR RENT-T WO-STOR Y AND BASEMENT
Brick Dwelling. je_'u French st. n.w.; seven rooms,
all modern conveniences. Auplv to
CUAS. t;. DUNCANSON,
Je20-3t 9th and D sts. u.w.
Ir*OR RENT?1718 F STREET N. CTOMY
. Brick House, suitable for Munll family: mod. imp
For particulars call at 515 Otb st n.w. je20-3t*
FOR RENT-HOU8ES-I6O2 14T1I ST. N- W.. 0
rooms and stable, $70. 119 Md. ave. n. ., $60.
1340 \V st. 11. w.. $20. 1521 10th sl n. w . $3u. MI3
0 ?t. n. w.,9r..$40. 12S F. st. n. w., $iO. Also a
mimhiT of small hous?>8 at $40and $4.00 apiece.
Cll AS. fc BANES, HOO F St. n. w. J?20-3t
I"^OR RENT-ON JULY 1ST. DESIRABLE AND
centrally located House, 709 11th st u.w , lu
rooms, bath, Ac. House in good repair; 805.
A f.BERT F. FOX, 920 F st n.w. j?20-?t
IflOR RENT?1341 CORCORAN ST., A Til KEE'
story and basement brick House; U>n large roouis;
gas, batli. closets and all conveniences; will w nut in
perfect order; rent low till October, go and see it; key
at 1340. Address IN VISIBLE. Star office. je26-lm
I^OR RENT - TEN-ROOM HOUSE; HALL,
' water. ga?, latrob*-, batliH, bay window; large park
in lYout; good neighborhood; 1731 New Jersey ave. n.
w.; rem, $20. Ajiply at llOO Lst n.w. Je23-0t*
17HJR REN'F^HOI SES. Per ilontb.
1 Per Month.! 421 Mat n.w. llr.$4O00
1222 n st n.w. 13r.$05.0t? 4?2 C st. n. w. Or 85.00
MOO M st u.w. 12r....05.00'il420 33d st n. w.6r.35.0O
901 *^lst st. u.w. lor 00.00.,30118^ st, n. w. 9r.3500
1110 loth stn.w, 14r5f>.OOi 11221 llthst.n.w.0r.36.00
2(1.31 1 st ti-w*. l;{r....V2.So :23? A 2402d n.e.7r.e36.00
1017 M st. n.w. lOr 50.O0 ;2121 K st n. w. 7r...83.o0
41012th st n.w.lOr.50.oo 204 lXd.aT. n.e. lOr..3UjOO
3o3 E st n. w. 9r 40.00|j
6TOREK OFFICES.
Per Month.fi Per Month.
1019 F st. n.w_ ^65.00! 468 La. arv.gd fl. 4r.$3O.0U
! 425 12th st. aw 30.00; Ountonb. r. 26A28.25.00
Lbet. 12th&13ths.e.25.O0 631 F St. 2d floor. 25.00
The above is only a small jmrtlon of property on my
books. For tall list call at office for bulletin. Issued on
thjMstand 15th [Je26) TKOS. E. W AOU AM AN
IT^OH RENT:
Three new bricks, 7 rooms each, 6U mod. Imps.,
1 E st. s.w.. ......$20 each.
807 7th st s.w.. o rooms and bath $16.30
1O10 7th st s.w., 6 rooms,water and gas...~. $15.00
Cor. of 4Vt and E sts. .store and bouse $27.50
25 new 6 room bricks, water and gas, Virginia ave.,
bet.2d st and New Jersey ave. s.e._ $ 10.75 each.
305 and 307 M St., 4 rooms $10.00
Je25-3t? C H.PARKER,4V?add Eats.s.w.
FOR RENT-JULY AND AUOUST-PART OF
furnished House, six rooms: 1549 Columbia st,
corner of Rhode Island ave.; reference required; $25
per mouth. Je2fi^W#
17tOR~RENT-1507 R. L AVE., NKAR~SCOTT
1 Statue; also 1530 O St. Apply to J, J. SUKDD,
140214th st. je24-2m
IJ^OR RENT?HOUSES?
. 1 have For Rent:
1025 14th st n.w., 12 rooms ?$65
1913 I st n.w., 6 rooms (for summer)...,? SO
1444 S st n. w., 9 rooms 50
1317 22d st n.w., 8 rooms 25
JNO. A PRESC-OTT,
Je24-lw 1416 Fat n w.. Kellogg Building.
Inolt RENT?DWELLING 1741 O ST. N.W..C0B'
neroflSthst: hasten rooms, exclusive of bathroom
and kitchen: rent, $55 per month. Apply to
WESTCOTT <t WILCOX, Real Estate Brokers. 1907
Pennsylvania ave. aw. Je23-2m
FOR RErfT- I
2018 M.lOr, m.1.. 1031 22d st 9r..m.l$40.00
new $55.00 2132 Pa. ave., S r.....30.00
1741 U st n.w.,12r...55.00! 2327 Po.av.Asu>re...80.00
802 21st st 12 r 55.00 2129 E st. 8r? m L...50.00
2125 L st. 12r 4.V50 1007 S st. 6r, m. 1.-28.00
114321stst.l2r.m.l.45.50 110S22dst 7r.,m.L2fi.40
808 21st st Or ?40 451 2437 K st 7r 85.50
3043 N st .llr.m.l....40.00 1718 10th, 5r. atore.25.00
2229 O st. 9r., m. 1...35.50 2129 H st, 6 r? nU-22.50
909 23d st Sr. m.L-35.50 2415Nst,6r? 13.30
530 20th St.. IO r. 35.00 3414 N st. 5r 10.30
524 20th St., 1 Or 35.00 1724 F st store 12.00
Je'23 WESCQTT A WllXX)X,1907 Peng arg
ITIOR BENT'
1005 1 n.w., 14rs-$125; 530 20th a W ?35
101019th, 13r lOOi 1537 15th n.w..7n...8^34
2023 I st aw., 16r 100 2o5l Oth n w.,r? 30
1827 H st aw.,13r AT, 911.913.915. 917. 919
1761 Fstaw., llr._83.34 and 921 French.6r.27 50
1310 19th st_n.wlOr.83 S4 445 P st aw.. 8r . 30
1?22 19th n. W..12r.?76 2006 13th n.w., 7rs .25
1 a54 M n.w., 11 rs. 75 1488 Pierce Plooe.7r27.50
1702 F n.w., 10 rs .65 1745 8, 7r... ...?_Al'25
1825 Jefferson P.. 8rs....05 14 Stb n.e.,7r . .. 25
1717 De Sales stl0r._....05j,1528 Columbia. 8r "25
1003 E n.w.,llr .601 Unlontown, Sr "^^
1 <09 DeSalesst, 9rs 55 919 P aw., 4rs. 20
1310 o n.w., llr A5 727 2d n.w. 5r. 17
19O0G n. w.,8r M 511 E ae^e itmZli
119 Md.ave. n.e., llrs. .50 2 Jackson ban alley 13
I20 IWb st ae"o7.12.55
S001tLav.str.Adw g......,45 Feuton Place, 5r 12.50
121 C aw., 7r 45 318 13V. n.w., 0 rs 14
n w ? l0 rs 40, .ti Foundry Place n.w.,
1209 I n.w., 8 rs ,..40 j 5 rs ...10
win & Cap"'11 ? ? ,Crescent, head l6Th. 4r.. 9
810 M n. w 37.50. ,20115th st ae.. 4 r .6
Also, a number of well-located Furnished Houses.
Call at office for Weekly Bulletin, issued every Saturday
afternoon. Landlords can have their bouses advertised
free by placing them In our bauds.
_!e23 B. H. WARNER. 016 Fat n.w.
T71QR RENT-HOUSE 1829 F ST. N. W., TEN
JL rooms, modern Improvements, tn good repair;
S45 per month. Apply to A. A. Wilson, corner 7th
st, and l/ouLsiana ave. Je22-lOt
FOR RENT-HOUSE 910 19TH ST., 13 ROOMS^
modem Improvements. Apply to A. A. WlLtSQN.
corner 7th st and Louisiana ave. )e22-10t
For rent?eleven room house, newly
papered and repaired, pleasantly situated, with
modern conveniences. 9211 at n. w. luuuire next
door- je22-6t?
For rent-bv s. h. walker, 030 louisiana
ave. n.w., 60S B st n.e.; 9 rooms and all improvements;
stable; $35. 718 K at n.w.; store and
basement $00. Je20-2m
F?K KENT-NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
with modern Improvements; 1515 12th at. n.w. j
Apply to JOHN y. ORE EN, 1520 14th st.qwJ19-2W
J ^?^?E^-^!$^^|"l9l5^itv.'. llr. ..$83.33
R.I.av .nr.Couu. av.,f.300 1620 14th St.. 10r.ASt 75
Lafevettesq., 17r...262.50 Sstreet.ii.M2Ui,6r..f. 70
I^lhye iesq.,17r..f.....250 1418 N street n.w., 12r.6ft
E. nr. 16,12r , ftir..20S33; :1017 12thatreet o w 05
Msss-ove-.a 16th, f. ..200 14181 sl.u.w..tUt 66
? SJL "C?uu ?v?-.13r...200 21st near 11 st. fUr. 50
Lufeyette square 17r...2Q6; 210 Otb street, 8rs. 50
Conn.av.n.N43 r.f ioo.66 720 17th street flat 50
iOrX?lftO 603 H st. aw.. 10rs..._46
5lK-L*v;? 150 037 R.I. ave., lors 45
^>"P"ut circly/l&O 522 2d st. n.w.. 10rs 40
133019th street, UtfLlOO, 72017thst. 6r. flat 40
/ftt ?viiu rlBi??a^ lWl!l7eo P*rseMtora. ?40
5 "1 il*?8!?1'-''''?100 linooin avenue. Or........40
R^..a 16th.ii tkJ.. 100 420 Otb street aw ...^5
Thomas Clr.. l0e..nir.lO0"1312 Cor n st, Ors.,33.33
Jel7 R-O HOLT^MAN. 10th and Fata, aw,
T^OR RENT?UNFURNISHED?
a v., atore.$300t> 1226 14th at $60
1026 Conn, ave 250; 1304 It I. ave .00
160 !1S30 Jefferson Place .60
V8& l.b * IW) 7(1:1 i&tb. o?M rooms...50
2024 tf st 125 2ol8 F at 40
Sunderlaud PI 91.00 2020 F at aw...3. 40
.4023 I st ,....S5,!7o3 D St. s.e ... 25
*?j?7 H st. .S3.33II701 15tb St.. 2officers...2ft
1110 M st <15 703 15th St. 2office rs .'S
Also a large list of luriushed houses.
FITCH, FOX A BROWN,
J*10 1437 Pe?a ave.
For rent-a desirable furnished resMence.
pleasantly situated, on Connecticut are.,
overlooking Farragut Square, will be let to a good ten
FOR RENT?STORES.
I^ORRE NT?STORE NORTH WEST CORNEROF
12th and II Mat., suitable for a drug or grocery
store. Also tailor shop 802 18th st. u.w. Apply 9us
10th st n.w. fsJM-'A*
Fl? RENT-LABt?K STORE, A FIRST-CLASS
A business ?ourt: connecting rooms If wanted; suttaW?Jbr
any business; 428 llth st aw., half square
ura8ri
"TVJR RENT-S. E CORNER 22d ANDL,i&<jL''<A
to WEHwiT A ^Lcoxrit^?ave.
ATTORNEYS.
/CHARLES J. OOOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENT*
Vv Couiisellor-at-Law and Expert^t Ctood building,
9tb and i sta. Oood work, good reference* moderate
charges. Twenty-one ysara1 experianee. 881
Nh. miller, attorney at-law,
e Rooms a and 4, Ounton law Hnlhlfng,
. _ .472 Louisiana avsaua
Bawrtance, 840 North apllolV mh2?
. _ (be Rents,
W $30 Lontatana avo.. imt HOyKft
HOUSES. _
<>? ? ? fs27-3t i
1^* HL*f^ Fl%< UAXMUNK AXD SI'8Irp^jrsjvarr
FffigES55& ?Y~BN? IDWKLLr I
ltHMP
179*. SALK-sSvKRAL 'BRICK DWELLINGS.
?js??? BoIUi^,2*; ,ul4 cvox voWat to itRrinn.
wfi^,Rt-^a8??KayvR.?'jw?
pS;p??|;
**" *" %<?*d business oornsr 8th aud F
f^JW: jot 28 by 81. witb W-rooiu Brick. Two
frfrrSt* Th. PARKER 4%and IDHW,
F^^U!LRfi,;^5L?2i2LSS i
!S^*w <WKS
of Connecticut aw., for sale. three-story and cellar,
. ^0<n^ ? water closets. a bath roots*. wttb constantly
good flow of water. All modera Improvementa.
Heated by fUrnaee and lairobn Complete
home la an eeg?nt location. Price, 814.000. For
A??y * jnu a. fresco-it,
_i?2. 71 _ 1416 F st. u. w.
PV)R 8AUE-HOU8B8-XICE FRAME ON K. 1JK?;
JH?T? A*? WMl ? w.: rent* at 818: price
i^SSi.l * ???^ P. A. DARNElLLt
Je28-3t? ljMUF street.
T^c.\^Lfi~A. jURGAIN-8 ROOM HOUSE ANli
p Stable. If sold atonos *2 100^400 cwh. bainpeto
milt. Renu. |M; pay 14 per cent. In
quire ogpuni'** ?If H st. o.e. Je28-2t?
TOOS SALE-THREK STORY PRESSED ~BRlCKT
? improvement* 3d ?i ae.,
Slf?<S irast
FOR SALK-BARGAIN-THREE STORY BAY
Window presaed Brick: 8 rooms, bath,cellar; all
2,?S.eJ? iJniirov enienUi. -^3d *l. n.w., bet N and O;
83JJO0. Tehnseaxy. WALKER * WILSON. 1008
* *- o w. jetest
TJ^OR SALE- n
f N.W. ?.E.
X19?A b u- lftr te.ono an a it, mi, ia r jR.ooo
C?'I* N.Osn.o r.e&uo 419 N J.av.b.b.,11 r 4.500
463 Mass.at.,{?r. and 811 Cst.b.h., lOr. 4.O00
60 I at. tb.. 4 r 6.000 826 to 888C st.earb 4.0U0
?HJLVfc*b *?- 10r.8,OOU 219 loth sL.fb.liir2.6oQ
l2085tb St. b.h.,f>r.5.50M 141*148 A st. 8 r. 1AW)
.??!.?& ?r.&J!rJ? r ?.?wo,|loh s.c.av.,f.h., 6 r.l.lou
fjj8.2120.2122 Frt.8.000 ;748 Otb st. bh-.4 r...l,OM
1W1 I st b.b..ml.8f.S,000 '
The above J* only a small portion of property on tnv
books. For full list call at office for bullptni tn^uM oil
l?_*J"1 XSUt- U^2Qj THOH. E. WA<R? AM A.N
1?lORSALR-A DECIDED HARGAlN-Dtil.luH T.
ful tt?*r House In the northern section of the ottv.
var UunoBl Circle: threa-story, cellar, twelve roomi*
Uny window, natural wood, stained nvvrt'ilimx
modem; south front; dice yard- M u.?t be nold at oucw.
^ b. hTu-arner,
1^26^1 yitv F ?u n.w.
1^0R8ALE-A RARE CHANCE TO 8ECURW A
JL nna realdence in th? uonbweiti at.a bart>di? on
Dv Sales si., near CouuecUcut ave. iiREEN d KHYANT,
614 1Kb at. n.w. Jeiv.tt*
l^OR SALE?A PLEASANT FRA M K tOTTAOE,
A. eixht rooms and hath. 10t> fret of lHth (.; 16 mln.
from Exec. MmwIo?;C1,2SO; nice 7 r?*m> Brlclc Cotwit}'
fine crpitadii; Lanier HcWbl*; 8U.MHI J.
B. M ImLk, 142j Now York av?. )e26-St*
I^OR SALE-STORE AN1> l?WELLIN(C 8. E.
- corner Oth aodQ au. n.w , an t-aceiu-nt <nand for
any kind of buauieas will be *uld clieniv. Hoiull payStem
; balance loug time. J No. A. FRlcst>uTl\
K24-2W Real Estate. 1418 FsL
FDR SALE?
We oftr for sale tbe following property, baioofflnc
U> tbc estate of tbe late Jsuies Y. iMvU
Five-story tnarble front building, known M 821
Peunsylvaula ava.,aud beluy part or tbe Metropolitan
Hotel.
4-story brick dwelling, 815 8th ?t. n.w.
2-story brick dwelling. 827 Vlrtrliila ave. aw.
Square H88. coutabtlnic about 06.000 suuare fret of
pwud. between 7tb and StU and Land M ats. n.s^
Initnedlately ovoostte Deaf and l>umb institute.
>or further luturmaUob apply to
_ . JAMES \ DAVIS' SONS,
my28-lm 0*21 Pennsylvania ave.
FOR SALE?MIgCELLAN EOU8
17<OR SALE-THE'iwck AND FIXTCRKS OF
; an old establlabad Ofocery and Provision Store,
n.w. Bad health reason for selllnc. Address A. 11.
Stat office. it*
17*OR SALE-AT A BAKU AIN?A 48-INCH, FULL
i J5 Si1*' "?tar." In perfect order; seen of janitor,
1426 New York ave. It*
T7K)R 8ALE- "
JD Mason * hamlin organ.
Solid walnut case; sweat quality of loue; price, 938 <m
aasy naymanu.
]f J7 St r. a. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvaala ave.
Foe sale?
DUNHAM SQUARE PIANO.
Handsome rosewood cuae; perfect olQar musical It:
price. 886; easy paymenu.
R27-31 I. O. smJ i H, 1103 Pennsy lvaala ave.
TJ^OR SALE?FIVE SEOiiND-HAND PIANOS ON
JL eaay terms, and S3 a mouth: a bargain for cask
warranted In good order. A specialty lu repairing
and tuning. Call at HELBlU tt Music store, 1742
7tb st. b.w. Je2r-8i"
POE SALE-AT A BAROAIN-EXTENSION
Family Carriage, Harness and Robes; also. Bugk-r
and Hti.rut.-SM. must he sold, party leaving tbe city: tU
Wvajiy StabUss and Carriage taciory ot WM. F.
?ETER dt CO.. 488 and 47UC st n.w. N.R.?Horsas
w Carriages of all styles for bire and sale oh the mo*t
accommodating terms. >e27-3m
FOR 8ALE-ELEOANT 7-OcTAVE SUCARE
Ww*. In perft^t order, as good as new, full rich
ottlE t126^ *W W* "wntli. Also, a small
Cblckering Sqbare Piano, splendid for beginners, for
oojy 386, al 86 per month. Other bargains from
!Ll nr I1.0 Cer luontli- A pply at o nee at
th# PLANQ EXCHANGE, 422 8th st jv27
TOOR SALE - A STYLISH SADDLE AND
JL Driving Horse; private property, and sold for want
ofuse; cheap. Inquire at WAN STALL'S SUtbk*, loth
St. near Pennsylvania ava. Je28-2t
Eor sale-three counters] almost
new. Apply at 70116tb st. n.w. Je2o-8t*
POR SALE?AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. AN KXtension
tog jfiupUy Carriage Aimuat as good as new.
Apply at 1713 16tb SL n.W. Je28-3i*
OR dALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OP
a weU^stablished Grocery and Provision store,
ling betfthreaaon for selltog. Apply to O.E. MIL*aGAN,
464 Pennsylvania ava Jei3-th,s.tu,3t?
TJ'OR SALS?STOCK AND FIXTURES OFURt>
A eery and market store: splendid looatlou and trade;
dyeUOig can be rented with store. 814 N st. n. w.
T7?OR SALE CHEAP-ELFXJANT Jl'MP-SEAT
JL Carriage, made by Joyoe; price 876 Applv at 324
Istrt. ae. je2^R
y EEPERT. RENT BARS,
Wl Tfeto, Rood M now, 3126. 64 emuneled ExW$*-'
boys' U., cheap. Victor
Sc'AKnE^ Fentoo Hall. E st, near Hthn.w., np
stairs. No connection wltb store on first floor.
my284?>
.BALE?PIANOS AND ORtiANS?ONE
A. Knabe g Co. Square. 3SO: oue Orovestein square,
VPrlf',t, 3160: Square decorated with peiirl,
3225; Light* ? Ou. Square. 8120; one Orgau, 8?<I Pinnos
and orgaus to reat. HUGO WORCH it OJ.. 0J3
7th st. n.w., Agents for Sohmer Piauos. Jel8-2w*
VVR SALE?THE FKKTT1KJST CANOPY TOP
A. Cart lu tbe dty; perfectly balauoed; only lieen used
^92SSTf.w,!lr,,SrWv"1lf tbe city. Can be s^en at
WAN8TALL8 btablea, 18th st. and Pemisylvaiila
*ye- jel6-liu |
For sale-sixty-fivk carri ag'ks, buoglesand
Stages oa monthly paymeuts. A l?r;;e
number of varuUbed Wagoiu of my own manulu<-Repairing
promptly aiteuded to. J. J. Oh.?K.,
dt2#o M St., Georgetown. }efl 1 in*
JALJS-FI?^E. soUREL SADDLE AND
a. Drivlnjt Mare, by "Ojnductor," sis years old, and
sound. Also, Saddle and Set of HarnesM Will sell al
a bargain. Apply to WM F. DOWNEY, l5L?0 L .
st. n.w. Je4-lm
l^OR SALE-SETSPLEXDID VILLAGE OR Lxa? ,
A Cart Hafiiess, New York's best sw ell make: has 1
oeen used but little, and can he bought eheau. '
BECKER'S. 1340 lJenn??ylvaiita a% e. inylS-3m
IjVjR SALE?CAHR1 AGES?NEW STYLES OF '
. Surreys, Extension Tops. Jump Seats. Buggies
for one or two )>ersous. Phaetons and other stvlwh
carriages. All tim-class work at reduced prices. I
A number of seoood-band carriages very cheap
Carriages stored- Repairing promptly attended to.
Xj^OR SALE?
* wfcss'?BE*^ri-,^o.s*r "M
Oue superb Hordmau Flano. luutVern Imna, 3100.
Nearly oew upright. 3145.
Good 7 octave Piauo. sst5.
Piano lor beginner. 326.
Tbeee Pianos are worth double tbe money.
On sale at tbe EXCHANGE RANK,
wy3Q-8m Oil ^ street.
FOR SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL AND N(JN-Explosive
Mason Electric (oil) Lamps, 5o iwndle
power. Never break or smOke chlmneva PrU-es
Very low. Agents wanted every where. OiMPa. av e.
apltt-an?
"J^OR SALE-SUN DIAL GAS COOK I NO STOV EM
Aa b V1' ^ ?",rt m,m1 no'" "I
roa^U-rs and perfect
generators to supply hot
ySWWjlpss and avoid any use of range in summer.
Agent?1C o. CAMPBELL, Plumber, ol7 luui su
n-w' myO Jut
J^B..ALE - 33 MEW DA YTON WAGONS,
ii^S 3^*'"RW to ord?*r 3 spring
agom.and aUl daasss of work on monthly pa?
* *EKT/. 1840 High st!, \VW
Waahlngtou. mlido 13w?
1jV)R8ALE-LARGE A8SORTMFXT OF SPRING
JL and bummer Carriagea, new and so^ond-haoil
Ptiatous. Surreys, Extension Tops, Mccianll and liay
{SMP^euta, and the latest styles out. JOH N M.
YOVMG.Sia ttthst. ap21-Um
I^OR SALE-IaARIJK STOCK OF NFW HEiXJND.
I Buggies and Fbaxtonx, Uo new :
* agons of my own make. :t sim->, at a reduced
jyice: 30 new Racine Spring Wagons, i siaea 1 am "
tbe sola sgent for ibem lor tU District. H will pay .
you to give me a call. All of thla work at raduoed 1
prtoss. and sold on time to suit puruhaaera ,
Factory, 1280 Prospect ave. 1
. _ ReposiOiry. 1234 32d st. L
WfcgjKa J AS- K. PROBITY. fj
BOARDING. ^
OPRAGUE MANSION. OORNE& 8TH AND E i
sjjsaftass 1
boarders accommodated. J?2 lu* t
T AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT 814 AND *
A4W Indiana ave. Also, Boarding for three months 1
|S^*8 par month. Advance payment strictly required, j
%i?ilRRl8 HOUSE. EUROPEAN PLAN/fENjT- "
XX ;t4VM-ania ave., bat 13th and 14th sts. Sun utter
prlcas for rooms, May Id to Nov. l gio to (1& per J
mouth; traiksWut rates, 76c. and fl. WltWa one *
?<** of Wlllard's. Rl?s and Ebbttt hotels, Treasurj", "
fcp* af justice. JOHN HTbaRRIs, Prop. my4-8ni
npHi LOCH I EL koUKE. 3l3~0THST. k. W^ X
and tbe La Pierre, aw. cor, igth and E n.w, are the -i
jissl iiindniiail Bumillaabsusn in tbe city. Table Una - J
cuss; pfoaaan. rooaas. Ipsnns mwtoate. o^-J7 ,
TRXMONT."?THIS HOUSE MAS BEEN i
_ ? rsBalutad, and Is eran way put in iisdws i
_ CQONTKY BOARD ^
^ 'AIT'AVEJU.EY a ALU" A LOVELY HI (IMF*
milk, fx.ultr* and lop. mk fin <m< tht u.??*i i t- A
celleui aoA wafer. t?v" and flnv fr at ram ^
ItomarkaUr???* ?<). umitU but. ?M
nilltrfroiu Vl^ (Mu. Jddira. on the suburbs or the *11 H
tags of HbwMfw 15 annate^ -im> hmu mm* -" fl
Term* modrfat*. flelbrvncw> > t.-hanr*d l|Alii?
w,u-2
^IMMEU ?OAHl? -"*T. rULA?AXT." VW- H
**** *'?U v^.uIau?0 n**.? *1.* M
V*VWBW?.SSS2- I
wr, mm (. O . Louflotin Couuty. V? It" H
HttARV\*u,~ I'l-EA*A>T "ko^miT"'+ 1TH I
1 > Board in tar*.; jabuil*!1 reak?-t>ce. WMMMH
by large grouuJ* wUL cbaiuiing ?ita>k ire**; tl,?t t<~ M
care; aov><e?IVW io Ml parts: ?.uUn*m corner Vmi M
York av? and 1st at. u V p M
TAk*IRA?UE C?rMKT B0ARt>~r0R Tn> H
u,lfm*- ?<*>*" la.*e and Marty
A-?J UtbU-. *lo*U?*iit ?nt(f IriiJt.cnTUi ir
5 r^tUa JAilWUANH^ I*uriv5\ Ui?, ? T~
p?-y^ . _ > *?* v
MABftftALLSIOVWK. A VTLI.AUBTSN Yi r*i- J
?? looaUou roomy and will tap* .n,pi?. M
ground*. freaii ii .nt*. iuUk. Uitt*-r and ? w. tah . s
noim-conilbrt* m. .derate charge*. V?. Mldlan t raul*
way ; live imuutea from atath.n, two honr* ft,.n Wa?htiyrti'ii;
poiitcnlcnt train* (Xjl/>UNK A MA MM V.
Marahall.Va .... JeJ7^.tti u, :* H
| \KLIcHTH I." HOARD CAM BE OMTA N Ml H
1/In Um1 mountains of Virginia at "The i>r?ok
Plrrtr of lo?, nulti. frwaii k*' umh and ituP \ddreaa
Mr* J *T\?CKT?iN, Rio r 1T . anniuli r*.
} Je/T 9w
(Snn.pHr.N'H IW'ahu am> cahk a -I-T |
rt*lty Xo chill Irfl tAf*n>of?rvMik. No**if*
''likiyM (ur our vlioul ui tlmw rtmiuuyi ?,uu-r H
^ lira. O
j*S<y F?IU(Tjorvli, Tuutkv (Aj % ?.
4 ftW KAJJILlfj CAM HAVB aVQEmMT
u.\ Summer Tioiik*. wltli okbty of n?it n? ^
HiiU \vK?t(*U)e?, Imlf-iuiif m>m ' iitaiioii. dMi'.i n*n 1
raikaooabl*' lurmi, bv a<t<1r?Mliic MtiMkKvkTT \\ H 1
LIAil^. Ikiyd?Htatlou, MU ], f- tt I
Ha.iKl EHJt WAXTK1>^JLLV lttT. 1i> Mi>" 1
uto? witik ft-ym lKi>d'a HUitloo, Mat ll K li . J
plrutr of lullk. k*. clmrioliiK unrtii^ watrr, a r ^
lluraaa ?uJ imri i?n>-? A.r u??f t) *r.1r?*t \?>r? i.i.t.1?r?i?
rvfvrwii.w ll <Mr?a. Ad.lraM Mr. k <\ A
J * LiKWcR. Boy?] Mmt?ni, Muutcoiuvry t tuiitr,
y*1 im/r ?i |
IJIXA^ANT HIMMEK ? \N"lit" bl;L> f AT
I Olio"tiuit Urow Pm-ui ttfto. it minute dr?\. ft .m
RuvkvllU. K?xMn? karyi> antl utry k>hh1 ?mt? an.I
milk. i?li'ut) fruit, Urjfv aiiadv U*B; faoTwa a .ri
JifftfUSSLJ.1** r*;Iira??a r??t|ulrad. ilr? l
CiotiitWY ?u\W^TVy LaRuV iumim- i"n
/ it laiyo cviuurv tnaiis|?n. juat outatde llwt ii
Sua Uwii* wid ftouuila rrand old wiuui* trvo~
nincviit vigM of tin- ciijr and aurr<>untiiu(ca. r<4#rviii*
e*vb*u#eU AJ.U??> <jaK>. *Ui offlv.-.
klSIMkft HUAHl>KHflT WU.l"~H?
Inkvii at * plftiugi lucaUoti lu RoCkx |lb>. on.Mliiari
tVyUi tlw d>'iKjt. llio liouav U laru?. n<>? ai?l
roomy.* itii Trotit and aide vrrandaa.idotitv of c> vtrt.i
ttliado and |T<mhI Matwr Inquire of Mr 1 T MTcV i \ h
14 t ?L n.*., or addrwa* kk-uUuol oili *. Iukjt? Ii
* j?5 i.n
Vf It* J.BHIVICft* WlI.l.TA kk i.A I V BO* Kl"i
^*1 erx at a nuxlcruto charitr iu a fl aaaul c?w<>i'?
drlv* I'roiu tbf railroad Jobi^v uu>
KrodorUjk Co., Md. KIW '?
<1t>i>P IV >AKl>l??rrj"uS nitKHI'M Mill |N A*
prlvat* finnilv, i>wr i?iviidar ni<niti |y?
r""^rt oU '" * AUovii?iil?a^ lualla dallt J a
?AN iZ, Aurora, rt'otuu Co \*a. j?_'? jt
HOAKUINo- 0?"n rtk s hTa I u.N*
C7 ild B & O. raUroad.-W lini k lioti^e.
ly r?-|'iilrwl; Ufga. alrj- rouiu*. liandnoiiit-U Airi.iai.?4
ttkMy; of fruit U*. uiilk. Ac.; U.'. mluuu-* ri.l. ft..tn
\N usliliixtoii; tliroi? tuUiutt-* ?alk ftou) ?tatl<?i Addraw
u.vA J.ANll. Slut oOJCv fcjii (I
JNOjjjSlUt li It 11. H KA LTHY A Mi> BK ?t TT
nil; IUkiiuh uuil Itgaril.SLitilvwvuuiuiudiljMi - ti>
ply on prwiijiwi. .
(f iiry wiAKiiLitJj vvAxri n A VKRV T.?>ntV
ablv wiuutrv tw. utv mlnuun drtv* fr .in
Culou JJrtiUf. V U It It. AddrwM ?? Fl ANN
^**1, Jota?sVili?-, Jr'l win ick l ouui lid
)*mH ?t *
CI A. BKI??iT;TwnLL1 AKi; A > Lt\ lloAli Mt?i
/% Tor tin- aiuufio-r at Molroa*-. aixint t*o i. .nr<
Jw froru U arr. litem A a. fl>>uv lnrv nii'l ?ir?
tttblf kui'iillotl (Kmu ?.ur t-i<i<b-n alid JiotV; i-tmr lif
all dfuouilnatlous coux viiiouU Ad.Ir>-a? C.A. HKI< i<
AtnW?v11 If, ItHj ].aimli11 ick county, Vn. jc'J? ill*
,AKI' AT ' "VkiTANII, "HI IN|.
tO Hilt. 1a?u?Iouu lYunty. Va , one mile ft-otn t i~.t,
with daily mall and telwynuda. )|iKti Im?HUI l<~-a
UOU witti lilcv aliad?. tio'Mi fare, with iilontv oi milt J
Ice. A;., du:. No cUarire for ihk Ujarder* t ni.fl A
from dvj?it ujhiii tLwlr arrival and d. t>aituie t iu
ItffcreDCta furnlaliwd. For term* Ac., a-IJr??> I
J( ill \ A. iAMt'H 1
Round Hill l\u . Londonn t o I
A T UAl'ItFI.. mFi., ON THIC K. *o R.K.^?MV
turae luluutiM ^alk ft.?ui )at?tlon; VucuUoi. i.uii A
a..d lu uKliy, tine large room#; etti imlve iavs u. amow
Mia<l*; esoelleut water T^rniM rea-?nal>l? A 1
die* Br*. J. H. CAUMlLNCkK. F. o H ? s?.
I*ur?L Md. jei? .V
CUllUtH UOAHIUNO ?'KIt;i> 11>H It \jT|i
fy ri-ducvd for July. Aufru?t and HopteuiU r M Hie
lanre and LiJeuMilit tlou?? on Tilo. udii?dal. I mn
1-or imriitula-n addiaaa "BlA.M>MlNUi*ALI. l ull #
Oliurcli. Fulrfai Co V a. Je2d.X?iMll? .
^VUMKHmiAltlM H?C.\_N ulir \ IV PI 1 \ .N! tf
f? Kuaaii, Willi good Table Uoard. In prlv ?i?- 1 m v
at farm rwMdeDce half mile from lto?d Hia'lor. m.k
lirancb B ?jn! O . on?hour ftoiti AI'm.*1i! n*ton r .
modynUw. Bywreiieen evcliangail. Addfew. Mi, A.
BVBUETTlk B<j>d'a. Md. K'^ '^av. |f?
poWtlXKlN * W1U BlT~ICK. iFfc.NlLl> I H
J Summer BoMrdwra Junf Kith, ofTeilnk tft. inducement;
lilfli |.*.*ilon, houutlTuI Mc.-n.TT. | ?. ritv
aliade duubla parlor*, dundiw- tvarMiduK u?>iailv
to Ur found lu couiury. Tvruii. fU per 'week, i?*
month. Ad<ft*eaa B. W. SirxAJTr. Pax a. hi I iT
Loudon Ou.. \A. No i banfa to aud from Itoutio Hid
alaliuu. dlatlilioe 'ZKj udlv?. >el3. JO.VT |> U
jULMMClt BoAI<1 k.if* WANTkU ATTHK . aT
CJ ItMl Houa*j liulf tulle fr<ini Hound ILL atatloi .-w
nillea from Bitia Ri<Ik? Motiotalu. Bear* Iwi. an/!
iK'Vll'a Hace Orounda. MybouaeU ut-wly aii i aell
furnUlied. room* Urte and airy. ulenl\ kb^li- a
spring of Iron ?at?r. fca. fruit und Tegetablva. | *vii.
Ion and llano. Appllcanu taken to iwifl ir.m ?i * - ti
fr**- Tanua f>2o i*r month: cblbluen and m-i ..ma
half price. Fi* further purtlcuiani apptv to Jul! \ n
OIB^ON, Bound Hill P.O.. Loudoun county, \ u
J?M4a,UiA!lin
^REBBBUOH. NtAlt WAH10lNT.I\, VA 14
V uyw Opeu ft>r Huuujier and fcall B.?tr l. r? Ad^trw*
tl'MA>, Boi ?U. Wcrreutou. Va. n.-ft*
to Mr*. Mar low, l'iia F at., Waahlugtou, B. C.
je20-a.luA(L'iw *
|>OAIUi-AT FALUN CML*K<7n VATBHA I
J Xrult. home com forte; halt iutl?- from JoInm ap- ial
care Utkvu of luvalula. Addreaa MlivVmlN. > alM
Church J?lU-e<Mi(*
Ol'MMBR BOARDBBf WANTKB AT UU\ KIL
C Loudoun oiHinty.Va.; large roouia. fina ahade. r^al
f**r" 1 l eeaburg ?ta** j?Ma*-? ibe houw . -. t<i
dally. I'arpia froni AJi.i to tr^i imr month. Ad.ii.*a
Mr*. R. B BcOOlUtQCK. ofll<.%. lxiv?t. J??i *
Ij^BOM 1?TJULY A FfcW BHA1IHHM A> Bf
pleasantly acvoiuiin.Mlai?d t>y the M i?r? NLa 1 I
who reside very uaar C1iium.-1 ivtnt T. riu* m<al< ?hi*
Aditresa Mum JLNNlk N fcAI.t, to* station,Ct* l<"
county, yd. j. jii . ?
AT fc\iirkf?T oLCN, MU. NINE MII.Ffrom
aaliluKton. MetroiHilitan Branch B v <? .
Hallway. Room* larve, h ld? v eran.lax. ample ah<el?*.
excellent water etc. Teruia. f'J'J ftti per moiilTi Ad *
aresa J^B. MlN&UALL. jie'Jt?^l*
SI MM I B Ho.AKM AT HIP iVkNHVII.I.K. :IM J
ml lea from Waahlu^ton. one mile from Welllnartoti
hlation. ou the Mana*stt* l.rniicli of the V M B K.
IVo or more train* dally. fc,xpr<-*w and t.-lev> ?p<i '
tacllltie* Oood water atuule lalike Ac. For U ma
apply to J. 1'. LL AC 11 MAN. U'clllii^toii, Prince MiiIhtm
county, Va. tefi-:tw*
1 >0\HI)VHN lT? >? i RBI i IN~TIIB MOC NT A V4
J ? .if PlOMaiit Vaitcy, Md . liear |lar|?-r ? I . ry.
Curlvalol for health; a pli-a.*>ir<- to pl.-iow, and IViatLia**
a<-com mo.iutiona auppht*!; Iwrmn - >. ial
ratm for the Measoii. \l. M. cLABK. Ki-ep I'm at.
? aalilnglou .*>uuiy, Md. 1?i y?
SI M MLB BOAKHKBX AT RRlklkM. | I'V
uuuute^ rlil* Itillli B & tl. depot tell i*^ul* ai..k-i>
lur..; three month* tli-keta.aui. gtaUmiun the p. .
No cbliilreii Lakou. Addrvtei In J. II r.lioi iv->,
Krookn. 1). C. jtU 'ji,.
HLATHFCTTC.IMF*VBIABI.L jTNu l it r*ki
All the uuiet of vnuiitry life with theooin ii!
eucea of Uiv dt \ at
THE OOLON1AL BLACU HOTEL.
Tito atoauier Arrowai.tlth will m?k.- dally F? tWBou*
during the *eaMon thua uttordlng ?p?v-tly mnS
uheap traiia|MirUitt<>ii to the lieach.
The Intthlut: t? excellent. tl?- aoaiMrjr uii*uriav?**?1,
piaal tlNhlliw. rowliik and *aillu.'.
A lie* Hotel, *llfi ue? futiidure. K*'? low.
to Jhv J.tli.-aof the ""lecreiarv. 1 Jj 1 K *t .o? to
1 .' '"VM* Mimager, t'olonlwl lieacti. Wi^uu rf
lund co.. Va- _ _ __ Wll-l^?_
1>LKAMANTOOCWTRT BOA l(II.
. HI MMF.R H<ikft?
rbe \ Irg-lnlu Mldtaiid llalluay are now dl*trilm><iig
Jwjpllv# pamphlet*, giving name* of llol.-U n, '
Boarding llou*A-a lo.-ated on or near their line, with
Iheir rate* aikI a><vuun.><la(ioiik f*|*. tul ie.li. ,-.i
rale Uokela ..-an la. puichaaed at (xMiipaliy'k ottlcu. (Mil
Peiina> Iv'Miiia av*. jed l?i
I^OR BENT ?VERY llfcXIRABLE (HI'M'nV
A B"ahl?uo* owe mile froia Hamilton mation W ii
tlnl w. B. R. Flue shade. I'rult and water; toe hooa*i
Utl?l with loa Addreaa Box 4*1, Mar oltlcv jel In
S'ELECT BOABBINWIK.CKE. Nk tit Ft'BI Bl >
' Monroe. A a. Term* ftom <1 to ?l &.i |wr <W?'.
Hue faoillUnt for halhlug, ttoallne an.i li*lillit( a A
irrm V\ . rTl.ABHAfikkituitrmallvkrue. Va
myltXi^w*
LOOT ANI) Kol'NU~
LtjnT OR HIVLBM?TWcT Ntu FOl'NULAM) \
iNigaou IliurMlity ?v?iitng.mat.-aud female U?*4 *1
eward will he |Hitd for their return to (aiL'In CA? H- 1
IOT. 1424 Pauuay l\ aula ava, or Pulk? H?w.lu.?r
*-r?- l?_ 4
ICiHT-Ojr THE 241'H INST., ON l?TH HTRE1 T. v
j IxKween Lincoln nail and Kliod* Inland av'eou*
i.w., a silver Medal, marked liiiiua.nh?l. ? <>ii<* pti mi
K'huatL owner's uauie ou reverse aide Fleaae roi^rti
o I 751 Ktli at. n.w.. and iwoalv* reward. It*
il 1 i I BEWABB W1LLBF. PA III PflkTUkkSf
1 V I'll > Of Ikilv er Watch, lost th< night of
n*l . to FABLBK B49it*urwiit?u6 lllhat. Nouuw
ion* a-.kvd. It*
f OMT-<IK THK I-VRNIXO OF'JfTd. UM ITl H
Li at-. Pup. au?uei lug Uiv uauioof Boy; Italf hg
iim Switch i'arry, I'inder WUl pleaae return and re
Hve reward. IP.tlTth at. jaTA*
2 fa ^KEWARB - WTRA V EB AWAY FRO*?l
Qa*W'?t ,'Wii Drove t'anl*. on IM MatropoButti
uuutrh B A OK. SL. on Toeaday nlglil. J a be IM
Be*f ' ow rad hrludk. with aoute * bU* abut
ler body, long hoina; w?*ghtu? about l.UOO pound*
tie (.hove reward will be paid If HiforuiaUotl la (It
0 thai the tyw can ha had or returned to turn ml Uw t
tueonaiowfi Drove Yards.
U* L. p. BEAin.
LOgT - ON U6TH IKHTANT - ALLIO AT< *R
Funs, containing ow ten. oua fit e dollar MU s?^!
mail change,elihvr at Laaahurak * ur Bauai a; liberal
eward if reuirm.il to TlioMniON A CO. lutb aad
otilgs? av*. a.w. Aead-?n^
r !?* ?? WfTWlOCB TB ANB
1 .J 11 th a?a a?.. on V. a Blue Mhawl. Ubetal ra
lard *f returned loS^Wn Wth St. n.w. je*H*?
r OUT?NEAR 14TII AND B mTunTl**n
U Lady avoid douUe fi-b l2TL
by reiorolng to 143^ U>rx,r?i,\t
DENT1OTKY.
rVB. WTABB FA IBaJMAcuEWB ABlTit ifw
fii^K^ifiaSUB^SrS 4
.ttata. aUevaqaa ^ain otexvnw-Una ??,? Kieaa.
<amlel l Htvrr. uum.
^jKT KSAwrr&tza ?sg5
wrauiw4 tm*

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