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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON:
MONDAY Jnly 6, 18*5.
< ROSBY S. NOTES Editor.
Tin* Kvraiiig Ntar has a rtgnlaft prrmarnt
bona Mc MlreirrnlaiioB More than treble
?hm of ujr ether daily paper p?Wl*krd ia
\V :?J)ingtM, aiMl eoaal to that of all the
other daily paper* here added together.
Save such notice as was taken of the day by
Hie oldest inhabitants association, the Fourth
of July passed by this year without formal observance,
so far as the city of Washington was
concerned. Tite celebration oI the event was
practically turned over to the sinail boy and
girl of the period, who made such demonstrations
suitable to the occasion as fire crackers
an.I minor pyrotechnic displays would aflord,
ami there wm a notable absence ol the stars
and stripes from the numerous flag staffs
scattered throughout the city. Some of the
.government buildings even failed to display
their bunting. Whether these omissions were
due to lack of patriotism or a superabundance
of oversight, it is difficult to say; but they were
anything but creditable to those in authority
or otherwise responsible In the premises. If the
nation's birthday is ignored at the national
capital, and by the servants oi the people, what
can be expected of the rest of the country?
l'*>th the Woodblocks, one in Old and the
other in New Englaud, are small, countrified
piuces, but both of them have filled a large space
in the newspai>era for a day or two. The English
Woodstock has been the scene of the extraordinary
success of a charming and keen-witted
American lady, by whose efforts, mainly, her
husband. Lord Randolph Churchill, has been
triumphantly returned to parliament. The
Connecticut Woodstock has Fess romantic
claims on attention, but still deserves mention.
It was a happy Idea of Mr. Bowen to invite to
hi> country home year by year a group of distinguished
Americans, to indulge in the traditional
speech-making of the old-fashioned
Fourth of July. It has advertised his periodical,
to be sure, but It has done much more. It
has benefited bis neighbors, and. In this age of
the telegraph, his neighbors are the country at
large. The leading speakers at the celebration
this year were Senators Sherman and Logan.
And It is not a small compliment to the manager
of the Woodstock meeting that the very
fact oi his picking upon them as the celebrities
of the day is regarded as significant of their
pn>mluence among the "coming men" of their
party.
It is certain that if the republican convention
for 1HSS w ere to be held next week Senators
Sherman and Logan would l>e very prominent
if not the leading candidates. The two men
are opposites, in almost every respect, but
either would make a good run. Sherman might
do better in New York than Logan, but we have
seen Massachusetts, which hitherto has not
been demonstrative over " Black Jack," exceed
herself in warmth of welcome for him. Hut
speculation at this distance is altogether "too
previous." It is a long time yet to 1888, especially
In this rapid age.
President Cleveland's Fourth of July correspondence
with Tammany Is not calculated to
raise the drooping spirits of that organisation.
The I*resldent was urged, tu a delicate way, to
say something encouragiug to -the boys," bnt,
in an equally delicate way, he distinctly al>st
lined from doing so. He wrote the chiefs that
the true democratic doctriue with regard to the
offices was to fill them with men whose fitness
would be acknowledged by the whole country.
This sounds well; but we are told that the sentiment
was received by "the boys" in a solemn
silence. Of course, they would endorse any theories
of this sort, for platform use only, but an
awful suspicion is creeping over them that the
President really means what he says.
Fra Dlavolo is a rather charming jieraon on the
stage, but in real life he is anything but agreeable.
as the inhabitauts of Laurel, Md., have
cause to know. Recently a handsome stranger
moved into the town and speedily became very
popular, winlling up by captivating the affection*
of one of the belles of the place and
marrying her. The popular young man was in
the habit of disappearing occasionally, but his
explanations were satisfactory, and nothing
was thought of It, nor did it excite comment
that these disappearances were coincident with
a series of burglaries. But when the marriage
was duly celebrated and the young people were
enjoying the honeymoon the bridegroom excused
himself again, and this time turned up in
the K.-nds of the police, who had caught him In
a burglary at the hou?e of bis new laiher-inlaw.
And it now appears that be is quite a
noted cracksman, who Is wanted for about a
dozen robberies which he is known to have
committed at one time aud another.
No hope ts given by his physiclaus of any Improvement
in the present condition of MeCullonyh.
the tragedian. HN disease, progressive
paralysis, Is Incurable. Utter imbecility will
come shortly, the doctors say, aud then death
w;ll follow, speedily and mercifully. Thus
parses from the stage a brilliant and popular
actor, and a void is made in dramatic circles
"which cannot be t;isi!y filled.
IIGORAYTT HoORAY"
4T11 JI LT' 4TTI JULY!
A fearful explosion In the prices . .r our o-o Is. The
largest rocket Unit ever went up. We have little
?*.< . il cUu.-*rV prices, too. as the following will show.
J j-?l the tham i'<ir a trip. A tine i.inen busier, never
b>-'<?r?- -old for ??ss than $l..">o. lowered to .'tOaiiil 7;?c.
* Beat it S*' you can. t'xuie and buy a bill iroui us, and
?. will throw in a nice office coat tree r.itls.
J. \?. SELBY,
Jvj lD14-iyi? Pennsylvania ave.
riMiE Arlington bottling co.,
i Corner of'27th aii>l K sis. n.w ,
Wash I N(. TO*. D. t\.
Bowlers oft "hr. lleurUh's celebrated
MAJ.RZKN ANJ> LAGEK BEER.
U1AUUJS JACOBSEN.
..... . Proprietor.
All orders entrusted to my care will meet prompt
attention.
1 eli-shone call. 7-*d 3L Jy2-lm?
Thk Last C iiaxce
or Tan
SEASON.
5 Jt Tt W S AGO " -S%
K K II !IN J O O "
KK I! IIS G *88.
K E H * MX G GO . J
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E"! A V A ooq r.v.x
P P AA L AA C 0 E
YTT A A L A A C KB
f AAA L AAA COS
V A A LLU A A COO ?SS
FINISHING SALS.
We have Jest received the last Invoice of oar IMPORTATION
ORDERS
We hare $10,000 worth of Stylish and Fashi?n*ble
STRAW n.VTS and BONNETS to offer at a sacrifice
if necessary to di>p<>*> ol tbaui
We would kindly request you to give tis a call to
examine our enormous STOt JC of GOOWs. Our
prices will in* only spt-ak for themselves, but wc are
confident ne are sure to please all in r.evd of Mit.i.p
NEltY.
We h:;v? also a stock of $25,000 worth of FLOWEi
?. RIBBONS. LACEs. PLl'MES Slid TIPS, VELVETS
unil .SI LKs and J EltsEYs and LACE CAPS.
Aisoau elesiu.t Hue of HAT TRIMMINGS, in saver
aad Gold, which must now be dosed, no matter
b-jw great the sacrifice.
Our entire stock has got to go; we therefore oorlally
invite all m ueed of MILL1N EliY to call at
KING'S PALACE ,
Je3S 814 SEVENTH STREET.
? c??? & 8 l | *2**^7 fH
BS*a C HHML H T Z *85*
?SHS OOO H H LLLL il T UZ *68*
MILWAUKEE LAGER BKKB
THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT.
ASK FOR IT. .
BAM' L C. PALMER, Aaxxr
Dsrorr: ISM 29th Strsst Northwsst
Telephone, 454. ]e*
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RRR OO V T A 1.
K K O O V Y AA L
RRR O O YT A A L
6b o o y aaa l
r oo y a a llix CASH
SALES ONLY.
NEW YORK PRICES.
BEST GOODS ONLY.
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GOO OO OO DDD *8Stt
at half price.
at half price
AT HALF PRICE.
DDD KF.B ppp ~ TTTT ? ?S3a v
DDF. P P " T "a8
D D KR PPP T 8SS0
DDE P T a 2 ?
DDD SEE P T "SiS* Z
LACES, NECKWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS,
JEWELRY, FANS, SATCHELS, POCKETBOOKS,
gloves, parasols, umbrellas, gossamers,
notions, flowers, feathers
ribbons, trimmings. buttons, hosiery,'
cotton underwear, merino underwear,
corsets, shawls, embroideries
and infants", ch1ldrens' and gents'
furnishing departments.
TTTT H H KEB
T II H K
T HHH EE
T H 11 E
T H H EBB
PPP AT. A It
P P AA L AA II 5 8
PPP A A L A A II 8ssli
P AAA L AAA II u 2
P A A LLLL A A 11 *SSS
trr oo y y a l
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h r 0 o y aaa l
k k oo y a a ir-TJ. ?
1117-1110 pennsylvania avenue
jye i
?
Tourists
aaro i
____ e
stay-at-homes
<
will find with us every conceivable j
STYLE OF SUMMER GARMENTS, IN ADDI* ,
1
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TIONTO ALWAYS HAVING THE LARGEST
VARIETY AND AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
we are now naming cut prices prior to
i
OUR REMOVAL.
NO MATTER HOW LOW THE PRICES ELSE- ,
i
WHERE RELY UPON IT THAT
OURS ARE A PEG LOWER. '
bauoains in fine imported serge suits ,
- 1
THIN COATS AND VESTS.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. 1
BROKEN SIZES, BOYS' CLOTHING, ;
SUMMER VESTS, BOYS'SHIRT WAISTS.
SEERSUCKER TROUSERS, BOYS'TROUSERS,
LIGHT WOOLEN TROUSERS,
CHILDREN'S TROUSERS,
LIGHT WOOLEN SUITS. FINE CLOTHING.
a. saks i col,
tyt sic and 318 seventh street.
^ ovelites In Black Goods.
SEA TON PERRY.
(si;c('kmm)r to perky <fc Bkotitkri.
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS I .A HUE AND
COMPLETE I-1UK OF lUi'ORTED
BLACK GOODS.
COMPOSING ALL THE "LATEST NOVELTIES"
in MEDll'M AND LIGHT*
WEIGHT TEXTURES.
GENUINE: BLACK CANTON ANLi JAPANESE
CREPE*. BLACK TWISTED SI LK MERNANembuoidehkd
black
vklvet **?
LUPIN'S BLACK SILK AND WOOL AND CAMEL'S
HAIR GRENADINES.
PRICES" ON BLACK
BR<* ADEDALLHILKGRENADINES, BLACK
ARM I BE, SURAH AND INDIA MILKS. LU*
R? K.LlTK* ?*N?ALINKS,
S VEILINGS,TAWISE KATIST ENCASHMEBE
HINi-Ul' AND JER>EY ALBATROSS.
?Y.V?^K ~W A, J<l\ ENGLISH HENRIETTAS,
MELROSE CLOl'lI AND IMPEKI*
ALSEUiiK ccJt RTAULD'SENGLISH CRAPES
XJti'"4*-. AI'L WIDTHS AND FIRST
^ALITIK* TAPE BORDERED CARMELITE
*oR MOLllNlNG VEIIA LUPIN'S (RAPE
BORDERED. HEMMED AND KR1XUED
THIBKR.CHUBDA,GRENADINE AND FLORENTINE
SJIAWLMl
MOURNING PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
BUMS'
CHIEFS. BLACK MILANESE SILK GLOVEM.
itplaiii figures and correct prices
bEATON PERRY.
Prtry UnUiUaj,
_ Pvnoaylvuaia nve., our. Mb aL
nuwtttd 184a jy3_
WALKER It. 904 1OTH ST. N. W.-CARBONx?*U
Moth Proof Paper, He. per yard; Whitewash
Brushes cheap; Charcoal, P>lcb, 1 iiv Uay and Brick,
LUue. Cetueui-H pltciw. uU apj
Incomparable (tlove Bargains
AT THE
boston dry goods house.
"W e consider extended comment on such ittontkr
uneqaalod values entirely unnecessary. Suffice it ti
*uy, such Gloves. at such prices. have not heretofor<
ueeii offered the purchasing public of Washington an<
v.cinity, either by us or any other house.
ladies* gloves.
Dozen Ladies' 4-button lensth Jersev Taffeti
nf^inS' c,i !,rs i?'u an(l dark grays, and new shade
nf^Mo??ere?^Uiy Mk<S fJr ihe~ SKKE
!^,'rrwPnce"""" 12J*c. per pair
fJnilhf^rt^fiT' 2 P^/^um Lisle Thread Gloves
UcuUiii ' a"lTrJ"rH?*<lnd w- *- P*r
??!,,? wirablc to w,!#r wlll> white suits and light
Surrpr?^0rmerl-V "?ld by n9tu,? ?* *??" ? 26c.
",ce? lttc. per pair
misses' gloves.
15 Dos. Misses' 4-Button Length Jersey Sill
Gloves, colors, Light Bine, Pink, Salmon. Cherry an.
xraute. Have sold heretofore at 50c. per pair
Our Price 0(t_
_ 25C
men's gloves.
15 Do*. Men's 2 Elastic Berlin Lisle Thread Gloves
for m n' aH<* 1)ar,c the DOVf prevailing shade?
Usually sold at SOc. per pair.
Our Price
n^ltetiUf^fnT, purcha-T*- woiild rcmiVid Um
duu L v , ?,.!- marvelously good values will uu
uouoteiii} attract a crowd to onr glove counters, and
to/&d wh,t;" an early call will be neceSary.
triuceicoou ou lhe left. Pennsylvania avenue en
woodward <fc lothrop,
boston dry goods house,
one price only.
on pa-jyve. [Jy6] 912 D St,
-A-p.rivhd -A.t Last.
onrln^mt!2Jl ho?.,ha^p bwn onavoidablv put off bj
our not being able to secure the following twii
spet ials will be glad to know we have at last beer
rewarded, and now place on sale 3U dozen Ladies
urwi'tow 1"?Vk "nrt no sleeves, elegant quality,
and the best finished ever ottered at the price, viz__
, 35c. each.
t?,. Ladles' Gauze Vests, high neck and nc
sleeves, extra good quality, excellent value,
th??. only stv. each.
V?th other equally good values
place tuis department in the front ranks iu poiut of at
tractive bargains.
woodward & lothrop,
boston dry goods house
one price only.
921 Pa. Ave. jy6J 012 D St.
Xjadies Going Away
For the summer to the seashore, mountains, Ac.
should not neglect to take with them two or more
W oclen Dresses: and. In view of this fact, we propose
to Inaugurate a Grand Sale of Cream White, Navy
Blue and other Wool Fabrics suitable for mountain,
seashore, boating, tennis and traveling dresses.
3S inch All-Wool Flannels, in Seal, Navy Blue,
Gra>V,re'ieh Hlu.-, Myrtle, 1 an and saphir.
RED 11. ED fcKOM 45 TO UT^J. PER YARD.
CREAM WHITE WOOLENS.
pi inch Cream White Flannels SO 37J*
i,\ !nc i i',"" ' White Flannels ...'.".V.'.? V>0
40 Inch Cream White Flannels. 75
>1 Incii ('ream White Flannels 1 oo
54 inch bus Cream White Flannels !!!.'."!"! L25
ALL WOOL TRICOT CLOTHS.
{"? J 9o^) ?Co,? Lifl't and I>ark Browns
*7 . i C?UVy Ur*>*. I>rubs, Dark
rV and Myrtle.
only ST^ ^r Jard01^' U'U<'' ^ Hrmv,J' ?ud B,ack
? iVv"i!1mAU ,W"?i ,SeiK?s. Navy and French Blue
a! v it v,ir,, >-Vori?* SI.25.
ni.H O rt V, tll*-<Ks- Colors, Blue. Plum. Lighl
Kn.Jnfand 'Tans Mixturtfs' ?"y Mixtures,
4-J inch __
5* ncli Z si"jrfi
binit'iml k'iv1 ' P LA IDS* Vn'uWndM'iae Con^
oinutiou Eflects. Reduced front s1.00 10 76c.
, ,r GILBERTS ?t-4 CLOTHS.
IL "lW Quaker Drab, Sauhir, Cadet Blue
du, m"?i ?ys-i'(1 J)rul,s ?'uck. 54-inch, ress,rs''i,?f
?Vm - > "" n? ",?si ci?il
* ?=>
54-INCH HOME-SPI N SUITINGS.
T?;J? ? J'"!!11 n- Uiid "itouk'h and Readv'1
prwsv Suitings. ur>tiiinv equals these {jofnls. In fact
l'>r the al>ove nieiitioinsl purjjoses they stand alone A
vet'e lo^ rC1v flu.e' >'et rollKll> heavy,
{ i.'.t, - ' i r. u"1, -Nav-v i-lne. Lt. Brown, Tan!
i'c^ ^yanL 'elC*'?"ly ?l*37^c-: rt'ally WurItI
, * ROBES.
li.H. V.7 \?us^ nof. 1orSet H>e extraordinary reducli
i. ir ! ^previously advertised and
liiiitlv it sutlicifut to add that never before have vve ofMwi.a?at>J'a
sood Values in Woolen Dress Fabrics
nn \vc art? ?it p. went dispiaying.
^ o o d ward <t lothrop
boston 1>ry goods housk,
r>oi n, 4 0:N'fi PRICE ONLY,
Ave- [Jy3] 912 D St.
The Weather.
-Although we have had Overcoat Weather, It cannot
be reasonably presumed to last, so 1 present to yoor
notice once again,
summer clotning
at Reduced Prices on account of the premeditated removal.
A few particulars may be mentioned as an
Uiilex to what I am doiu^ in cutting priews:
Fine Plaid Alpaca Coats, with vesta to match, bought
to sell for $8, are now $5.
Norfolk Suits for young men, of plaid flannel, three
p eces. Jacket, knee-breeches and trousers, bought to
sell for $13, are now $10.80.
Plain French Flannel House Coats, botitfht to sell
for $0, .-ire now $4.50.
Bathing Suits, one piece. Intended to sell for SI
now ?2y. '
The above are all fresh goods, practically untouched,
snd were intended for strictly mid and late summet
garments. But everything must be sold no matter
what the co-t. Everything in the shape of Business
Suits and Boys' Suits have been so largely reduced
ihnt it were shocking credulity itself to mention; but
I * ould gladly interest you in making a personal exainination,
and ii you find anything in the stock to
mpply a want, I feel confident of making an immediate
sale, so seductive do I deem goods and prices.
Yours truly,
geo. henninq,
13 a rg a ins In Trousers.
at this time of year there is always
a demand for "odd" trousers, by which
we mean trousers alone, without
COATS OR VESTS.
overproduction and general dullness
in trade enabled us to obtain a
large assortment of this line of goods
lpon terms impossible early in the
season. we open these goods to-day.
rhey are all new goods, cut in the
latest style, ok seasonable weight
and fashionable patterns, and we
offer them at prices that would not
he named on goods bought early in
1he season. we bought them to sell;
m1?ax ,ro sell them, and we realize
flll\ that in order to do that
promptly we must mark them low,
diving you the benefit of our bargains.
^ they are not old stock, but entirely
new and fresh goods, they are
in men's, youth's and boy's sizes.
we don't want you to forget the
small boy's suits which we have been
advertising for nearly a week. you'll
miss a bargain if you fail to get one
of those, for certainly they are better
and cheaper than you can buy
tuem elsewhere.
E. B. BARNUM A (XX,
1
Jyl 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Seasonable .A.nd Jproper Clothing.
to get clothes to look well in win
ter is not so difficult. thick woolens
can be shaped and made to keep thj
shape, but thin and cool fabrics re
quire knowledge and experience tc
fashion into comely garments. Ti
meet all these requirements demands
as you can readily judge, better skil!
and care, and we claim that boti
have been exercised in making upou1
present superb stock of seasonabl1
and proper clothing.
ROBINSON, PARKER * CO,
one-price clothiers,
319 Sovthka*t cohkks 7th akb d nun
J*5
4 GREAT DISCOVERY.
NICHOLS' VEGETABLE HAIR LOTIOft
Othce; at Laboratory. 683 '
AT#SA.OO.
W.S.TEEL,
*e^' Oiib Pennsylvania avenna
WANTED?HELP.
ANTED-A COLORED GIRL?SINGLE?FOR
general housework; no washing or ironing; good
references required. Moat stay at night. Apply at
908 Ttb st. n.w. > lt?
Wanted-a white man as fireman;
Also a middle-need while woman In kitchen.
r Apply at 1323 F st. n.w. If
' -\1|tanted-A YOUNG max TO A88IST IN
b > V waltlneand attending Bar; alao.one good Walter
1 who Ls not atraid or work. Apply to 1216 Pennsylvania
ave. n.w._ It*
WANTED-A GOOD LIVE MAN AS SECOND
Cook; permanent employment. Apply at Mack's
i Restaurant, corner 9th and B its. n.w. It*
J -\\T ANTKD-A CLKRK IN PATENT ATTOR1
VV ney's office. One having experience in business
preftrred. Address, stating age and experience,
box 163,Star office. It*
! \%tanted?a competent woman to cook,
W wash and tron. Apply at 401 st. n.w. Jy6-'2t*
Wanted?good shirt ironer: girls to
learu Shirt Ironing: one Girl to assort clean
I.lnen. Also, a Porter who understands firing and is
-acquainted with an engine, at the Dexter Steam Laun[
dry, 4H9 C st. corner Oth n.w. jyB-'Jt*
i viranted-a GOOD man fob pool r<>om;
TV Also, good Woman for washing and Ironing.
t Apply at once at BECK'S. 630 D st n.w. jyO-'it*
AXTED-A WHITE GIRL IX) COOK. WASH
and iron, or two girts together as cook and
' waitress; be*t references requlreoT Apply at Soldiers'
I Home, middle house. Jy6-2t
\\tanted?a good industrious german
W girl to do general housework; must come well
recommended. Apply at 1314 9th st n.w., between
> N and 0 sts. jy6-2t*
: "TT7"ANTELi?A FIRST - CLASS ICE CREAM
1 VV Packer, one who ls quick and understands his
badness. Call at once at FUSSELL'S, 1427 New
" Yorfc *ve? Jy6?2t
WANTED-A DRUG CLERK. MUST HAVE
reference. H. H. HATHEWAY, Arlington
Drug store, 15th and I sts. Jy0-3t?
WANTED-BY THE \ FIRM WHO HAVE
leased the premises now occupied by A. Saks A
Co.. and propose opening same September 1st as a
Fancv Goods and Millinery store, 60 experienced
Salesladies, also one Lady Cashier. Apply Wednesday
morning between 10 and 12 o'clock, second floor, 810
7th gt. n.w. JyC-2t*
WANTED?AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
country to take orders for the best illustrated
' subscription book in the market. Wriie to J. A. <fc R.
' A. REII), Providence, R. L, Publishers of "Plctnresone
Washington." Only first-class book on the snb'
Ject ever published. Price, $2.60, $3, $3.60. to $10.
JyQ-12t __
> "tttanted?agents in every section of
W the country to sell Hon. 8. 8. Cox's great book.
"Three Ijecadea of Federal Legislation." illustrated
with steel plates. Outfits now ready. Agents are mak
iiiR $10 to $30 a day. Write to the Publishers for
terms. J. A. & R. A. REiD, Providence, R. I. jy6-12t
"\TTANTK1>? W1IITK AND(XK/ORKD~WOMEN
VV Cooks, $10 to $20; chambermaids, nurses, general
workers, scrub ami kitchen girls, men cooks.
S. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 920 f st. n.
w. 1e22-8w?
WANTED-A CLERK IN A STOVE AND
Plumblug House, who Is not afraid of work: reference
reouireU. Address Box 122, Star ofllce. Jy3-3t*
? T*7"ANTED-A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER;
W a Boy for the Kitchen, at 206 9th st n.w. Jy3-2t*
ANTED-A DRUG CLERK; ONE W FrH TWO
or three years' experience preferred: must come
' well recommended. Apply to W. D. HUDSON, 206
King st, Alexandria, Va. Jy2-3t*
WANTED?SITUATIONS^
WANTED - BY A FIRST-CLASS DRES."imaker?Work
by the day or week In families;
references given. Address Box 140. Star office. It*
VlT'ANTED?A "SITU A1T0N BY A~VOUNG MAN
Vl having a thorough knowledge of the furniture,
wall paper and window shade business; would work
for a nominal sum until fall if assured of a tulr paying
, position fur the winter, or would accept a place as as
sis.tant bookkeeper, copyist, etc. Address y. T., Star
officii. It-*
ANTED?BY A YOUNO MAN, A SITUAtion
as Clerk In adry goods or grocery store: three
' years' experience In both branches. Good references,
t Apply Box 153, Star office. jv0-3t*
WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY, POSITION
as Cook in a restaurant, or chambermaid or
waitress. Address A. D. L., Stur office. _ Jy6-2t*
WA XTKD?GF.NTLEM AN DErtl RES POSITION
in a stove, furnace. range and tin establishment:
has larire exi>erience; understands the busiuesa In all
its details: is now conducting the business in another
! citv; Is capable of managing store or any other brunch
of the trade; not afraid of work; good and satisfactory
references. Address' .snii?s," Star ofllce. JyO-Kt*
WANTED?PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS^
seamstresses, hulies' maids, cooks, nurses, cliam,
bermaids. men <voks. waiter*, waitresses, with refVrences.
S. A. COOMBS, lunpioyiuent Bureau, 926 F
- *t n.w. Je22-3w*
W~ ANTED-A POSITION AS NURSE FOR ONE
or two children, companion for invalid ladv, or
i housekeeper for aged couple, by a competent Episcopalian;
references. Address Box 27, Murgantown.W.
Va. jy3-2t*
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
girl, u Place as nurse; would be willing to go to
| watering place. Apply at 1021 lltli st n.w. jy3?2t*
anted-by asrttle d woman a situation
as housekeeper: understands all kinds of
sewing: references given._ Apply 920 N stn.w. Jy3-2*
WANTED?BY A YOU NG~ ItA N ~18 YEARS OF
uge?u position In a claim attorney's office; three
years' experience: write* a plaiu and rapid hand, and
can give highest references. Address D, Star office.
jy3-2t*
WANTED-BY COMPETENT SWISS GIRL,
who s]>eaks English and French, Situation as
liulv's maid or chambermaid In first-class family;
best of references. Call between 4 and 0 p.m. at 1325
K st n.w. jy3-2t*
W- ANTED?BY A SPRIGHTLY, INDUSTRIOUS
youth of 16. who i I now in a country store, position
In good house to learu business; good business
training more Important than salary; first-clura indorsements.
Address W. S. F., Star office. jyi-Of*
WANTKD-BY~AN~ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT
bov of 15 years, a situation, either In a More or
as an ofllce boy. Willing to make himself generally
1 useful. Addrens J. S., Star office. Jy2-3t*
1 ~ WANTED?ROOMS.
ANTED-BY TWO QUIET GENTLEMEN.
Rooms and Board In private family, northern
preferred; no boarding houses need answer. Address
! A. B. D., Star office. Jy0-3t*
WANTED- IMMEDIATELY - TWO UNFURnislied
Rooms near 9th and East Capitol sts.
[ Address J. M.. star office. jy0-2t*
WANTED-A LADY DKSIRES A FURNISHED
Room In house with private family. No questions.
Address, stating terms. BRIGHTWOOD, Star
oflice. Jy3-3t?
WANTED-BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st, BY A
ladv and maid, four unfurnished or partly thrnished
Rooms for light housekeeping; references. Address,
staling terms and particulars. Box 98, Star
office. j>2-3t*
WANTED--HOUSES.
ANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR A CLIENT
several houses that will pay well as an investiueut.
Address A. T. COUMBE, 1425 New York
ave. jy6-3t*
WANTED?A NICK EIGHT RtlOM BOUSE IN
the northwest; will pay $400 per annum. Apply
CHARLES EARLY. 005 14th st. n.w. Jy32t*
ANTED?A HOUSE IN NORTHWESTERN
section of the city,for which not exceeding $H,OUO
cash will be paid. House must have Parlor, Library
und Dining l.oom on first fioor, and not less than five
good bed rooms.
Address B., Star office. Jy3-2t*
Wanted?dwelling, $3,ooo to ss.ooo. n.
w.; give location and description. 0. B., P. O.
Box 20. (Ity P.O. jy^-3t?
WANTED?I WILL PAY CASH FOR A 8UITable
House coutalning five or more bed rooms;
would prefer one heated by furnace. Address, giving
1 arrangement of house aud size of lot, Capt. McNALLY.
510 E at. n.w. Jy2-3t?
WANTED?I DESIRE TO PURCHASE A RESIdeuce
business property or vacant lot at a reasonably
low price for spot cash: must be west of 7th st. iu
w., and north of I'ennsylvauiu ave. Address, (stating
bottom price and locution;, 0. U. JAY, Washington,
D. C. Je26-Im
w anted?m1scellan eoust
W~ANTKD?BY A LADY, FUK TWO AFTERnoons
each week, a gentle Horse and Phaeton;
price not to exceed $2 per week. Address Box 71,
star office. It
ANTED-RELIABLE DRIVING HORSE FOR
one or two months for his keeping. Light work
and I test (if care. 411 Maple ave., Ltt Droit l'ark. II.
A- MERlUCf^. It*
WANTED-USE OF HORSE AND CARRIAGE
during the summer for their keep by a responsible
party; would like to purcliusc horse and carriage
at a bargain. Address H., Star office. Jyo-2t
WANTED?A BOILER AND ENGINE OF
about sixty Indicated horse power. Must be in
Sttod condition. Address C. B. CHURCH, lndeiieneul
Ice Co. jy3-3t*
ANTED - EVERY MOTHER TO HAVE
their daughters learn to cut and make their
dreta?es by MOODY'S New Tailor System, at 030
Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Dresses cut aud fit ?uyl4-Uni
ANTED. - CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE Cures
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum,
Cramps in Stomach and Diarrha>a. It never falls
when used us directed. Always keep it in your house.
Carry It where ever you go. The price is within reach
i of all, and you won t have to take a doceu bottles belore
relief. It acts like magic. Diarrhoea is the first
p si a ?e of cholera. Stop that und you prevent cholera.
CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE never fails to stop it
. All druggists keep it _
A. BROWN, Proprietor,
> my25-2ra* Box 364. Washington, D. C.
. *I|TANTKD?TO SELL-PURE, REFRESHING,
' YV Healthftil Virginia, Ohio aud California Clarets,
SOc. and $1 a gallon. H. A. SEL1GSON, Wholesale
^ Dealer, 1424 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Jel7
TirANTED?SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, WAT.
W che*jptus,pistols,jewelry. Also, fhruiture,stoves,
1 Ac. jftc. .bought Best cash price paid. S.Guguiuielmer,
t 7Q17tli?.w. Noteby mull promptly attended to.l6-lm?
WANTKD-NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING
ami Feather Renuvutiug Works.
F. H. YOUNG, 1422 Penusjlvanla ave. n.w.
Factory, K st, corner 5th st s.e. myl0-2in*
W" ANTED-ELECn-RICHAIR RESTORER,THE
wonder of the age, will produce a suit of hair
alter 26 years of baldness. Oall at 1222 V st. n.w. fur
full rartlculurs. Consultation free. J. D. O'Donnell,
dniggtot, corner Virgiuia ave. wkI 10th st aw.: " I
have tieeu bald for 10 years. After -using lialf a bottle
ot Dr. Semmes* Hair Restorer my hair is coming in
thk-k aud fait." Many other Washington testimonials
can be seen at Office, 1222 F it, 4 doors from 13th, up
one flight. my 11
x*ranted?ladib8 to use *' anti-corpuVV
leno Pills." Rodace superfluous Hash 15 uouuds
a month: harmless; never (all; particulars 4a Wilcox
Specific Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. my9-s,m,w4ni
W~ ANTED?COPYING DEPARTMENT, CALlGHAPH
OFFICE, makw a specialty of all
- kinds of Type Wrtttsg, guarantees accuracy, rapidity
r.
fj A* It OHACE A llRO., did Louisiana ave. mhl3
- w
v., Is a Commissioner of Deeds Kw every State and
FOB RENT?ROOMS.
fsmkssjs. jg'Sfc
w
tt^s.m^j~^t_yp st. n.w.. two nicely
m. en uite, OB second
nooFt &.bo single rootxis fl>r g^ntlfnnen at ia to sb mr
month, wtflnSe of 1
Ti,?L'L i^^TrPN F VRxISHED ROOMS, SUIT?
-L able lor light housekeeping. 74 K st.n.w? Jy0-2t?
Fok. rent? porn pleasant oommunic?ting
rooms, with private both. Apply at 1311
? ** " " iyC-ttt*
Eoit rent?A first-CLASS PI'RNISKF!) SKOondFloor
with privil<4re of dining-rooni: Jot*
ird If dwlrfd; do other hoarders in the house"jyG-St?*
920 17th 8t* n"w- farr^Tt ^^:
OR RENT?AT 1112 H ST. N W A ijmr.if
n.cely-furnished second-story Fro lit* Room with
'VL^ a,"?' otller Boo ' ?t Hummer rates.
POR^^RENT -NI CfcL Y FURNISHED BOOMS.
with or without Hoard, sig i8ih st n.w. iv3^2t?
^Rmshedrooms
-*- ?iJ.il ft st n.w., corner Vermont ave. Jy8-3t?
F?K RENT?FOUR ROOMS AND KITCHEN ON
on* aHor' uttahle for an eating bouse, or for a
small fondly. Gas and water, at 216 &th?t n. w
opposite Center market Je3-3t? !
Forrknt-1108 o 8t. n.w. suite of fur- i
nished communicating rooms on first floor
rooms en suite or single on second floor. Kulte of
unfurnlalled- ?? **?*"? Ooor. Southera
exposure. Jy3-3t*
Xj^OR RENT?C H E A P?TWO FURNISH an
GrB$rl%kMDtnl 10CaUon* desir,ble ,oc^8t<10
tt?r rent-nicely furnished suite of
Imv'Sk ?Z?.9XI?min- 1288 ,
furnlshed ROOM: HOT AND
S^flSS'JSflSS K.TK.TS'&'JSff
^ \o vr cf<?Xpo*ure' Good attendance and low rents.
iv su n.w. lyl-lw'
P?llVJtSlN'T ~ ^R^ISIIKD ANT) UNFUS:
nished Rooms. Also, Basement At 907 M st.
^ Jel9-4w*
FUB3"aHJ^T55
FORREOT^LATS^ I
T?,CUt RENT?SEVERAL FLATS IN~ "THfi '
4 Portland" (largo and small) at reduced rates for
mer- THOK J- fisher * coT
Jy2 Jw 1324 F St n.w. j
FOR KENT?STORES.
IpOR BENT-PART OF STORE. BEST LOCA- I
tion on F street suitable for foncy goods or art
Star office. Jy0-3t*
ljUUNTRY REAL"ESTATE.
FA??1 SALE-TERMS EASY-FARM OF
200 acres on public road: one mile from GaithersDiiriitepoi;
tuod brick dwelling house and necessary
out-houses; fine pump of waterTn yard: fine spring for
d*lry purposes Apply for terms to
J) 6-2w GEO RUE PK'l'ER, Rocicville, Md.
T^OR SALE?AT COLONIAL BEACH, A FINE 1
?.^;irJ?<;P1.Cotta?c-P,:isl^ ft,,d "ttlc room, with i
detached kite-hen: good pump and water: lot 30x150 '
feet, enclosed by picket fence: froutlng on river. Inquire
of M. D. PECK. 934 F st. ^ Jy?lw I
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPerty.-One
of the finest forma In Fairfax count v,
\ irginlu, near Herndon station, containing 100 acres:
' acres in flue forest timber, 90 under a high state of
cultivation, well watered and draiiied, Improved by a
new 10 room frame dwelling, with all necessary Jutbuildings;
in complete order, close to railroad
t, > . jlufty ?fc dyer.
Re**1 Estate, Insu ranee and Loans,
jeS-lOt __ 18th and Fsts. n. w.
For bent-uottage at Washington
Grove, situated on First avenue lu first-class oraer,
newly painted, ifcc. Price, $4U for the season.
Apply to A. B. WOLFE,at Johnson Brothers' wharves,
foot of 12tb st Jy2-3t*
I'ltTUItESQUE, HEALTHF I."L
and highly cultivated eitate, six miles north of
Washington, containing more than 112 acres in the
Immediate neighborhood <>r wealthy and influential
families, who have hoen Identified with Washington
,'or more t han a quarter of a century. The
estate is now in foil bearing of crops of rye, tfmothv.
?Ui? ?' early a,'d fote potatoes, an abuudant
garden and a variety of fruit#. A reserve of eight
&?res of cultivated woodland Is situated In the north^hh
Kr#ss and adding greatly
to the beauty of the landscape. A fine stream flows
through the entire length of the estate, absolutely
never failing. There are several fine springs of mli?
properties, and two wells, with pumps, are
located conveniently to the buildings. Tlieec
3 , a,,d thoroughly built mansion having
modern improvements and conveniences, designed
Huperiutended In buildin* by L. S. Ipsen. architect.
of Devonshire st, Boston. Mass.; two good dwelllug
houses for foreman and other hands a commodious
and well-built barn, good car^T^?S>uUry
house, granary, root cellar and dairy, hay scales which
will welgh five tons, and an excellent variety of
shops ana sheds. All tilings pertaining to the estate
?:L7:,,v?rntV ftr,*n?wl audeverythlng under good
repair. There Is it>ore thau a half mile front on an
driving road, about one mile from Brightwood
Stat ;on and Takoma Park, where city of choice
residences is being bnilt by first-class Northern famiJfcBRADLWl&rFt.tUUrel,lqUlre
SW?R^r
FOR SALE?A COMFORTABLE AND CONVEN'^t
surburban Residence near Georgetown, D. C..
order; two acres; well shaded lawn, fruit and
excellent spring water: stable, carriage bouse, Ac.:
convenient to horse cars. Address
? w. w. stinchcomb.
Jyl-6f 117 West Lombard st, Baltimore, lifd.
/COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Vv NICE HOME AT H YATTSVILLH
Two-story Irume House, seven rooma
I^tiiOx'^OO stable and oUier out buildings. Well of
si f ?t*\ Nicely located and a bargain.
ilVwl Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT
-jo 1416 F st n.w.
FOR RENT?RURAL HOME?6-ROOM COTtage;
large grounds; fine shade and pure water*
n,?y<felh>:? m,,es ?f i"is city.
^ R A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York av, I
FOR SALE?A HOUSE AND LOTi SEVEN
rooms; w-ill be finished ready for occupation July
e ,* a good well of water; all necessary outbuildings.
Address J. F. MOCK, Falls Cbwrch, Fairfax
county, v a. Je22-2m? j
LOTS, 50 x 150 FEET,
,T!,Vu ? fi.Y? minutes' walk of Seabrook SUtion,
B. and P. It R.?twenty minutes' to citv. These
Lots are covered with a variety of beauti'fol forest
trees, and present eligible building sites. $10 and unwardsa
lot Title indisputable. For particular at
CVV2rhTU,0ti HYNEs/sur?eon GenSs X^
/15 ?th st n.w., or 923 9tli st. n. w.
.Also, a handsome, solid Brick Residence of seventeen
rooms, in East Bladensburg, naar II. aud O.KK.
twelve minutes by rail from city. This house is
upon a lot of ten acres, has fine cellars,
: nne aPP,e trees, stable, barn, etc., etc
E\erj thing In first-class condition, and is a stately
and lovely residence. Terms made easv. Title indisputable
Address MARION DUCKETT, Atton.ey^
ut l4t\v, Bladensburg, Maryland. Jel^-iJm
iSl WOO .PLEASANT VILLAGE HOME
InVallevof Virginia,on Ballroad,
for ssile or exchange; half acre: excellent garden:fruits
in abundance; flowers, stable, <tc.: terms very accommodate.^:
also 5-acre lot if desired. Address WEF ,
Box 4*>. Stephens City, Va. JeS-Im*
For salk^thirtyttwo acres; HIGHLYiinuroved,
JVt miles out 7th st.: eight room housetenant
liouse,barn, stable, and all necessary outbuildings,
large orchards; fruit of all kinds; fine view plentv
shade, excellent water. Only $6.000 If sold at oi?S
Also several other desirable Farms and small country
places near Washington.
jeti-lm WALKER A WILSON, 1006 F St. n.w.
FOIt SALE?A VALUABLE FARM IN MOW
goniery county, Maryland, eight miles from Wash"'Jtton
and two from Silver Spring Depot It is beautifully
situated, well wooded and watered, and con^Df.133*/V^,,"ev.entr
of whlch isciwJSiiSId.
An exwllent dwelling house and outhouses. Inquire
for further particulars, at 2015 N st. n.w., at 9 a m! or
* p-m* jeft-lm
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-ON THE 4TH OF JULY. BY A SEItyant
girl, her monthly wages?a Twi (810) Dol'*r
Note?In a Belt-line car, going from 15th and
Boundary to 4V? st The flnder.wiU receive a suitable
rew ard by leaving at Star office! uuatas
i i(^t_la7^ twisted rod, three
diumouds in the center. Liberal reward if
turned to 5 Iowa Circle. re*ara If rerFIWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS REWARD?LOST
1 Sundav a Diamond out of aRIng Theabove^I
ward will be paid if left at the Cigar Stand. N^tiotSd
Uotyl- Jy0-3t?
IOST-ON 4T1I INST.. A MEXICAN HATRlHsi
lie'nnme toft)Ai?YSOI7j?n Answers to
ijc oi DAioi, Uborftl reward if rftiimiui tn
st., between T and u7l5tKd'!m^
OTRAYKI)?CAME TO MY PREMISES. JTTT V
Oetli, the following Horses: One Bay Horaeflame)one
Ba>* Horse, hind foot while; ouc BayMw^uni
Sorrel Colt, three white foet. blaze or white face: one
Dark Colt; one Dark Muie. Own^r can iiavo same by
vrovins: property and paying all exoease^ IP
(Vinei^v f?r y' Ttnul* La~< uear Mount OliTet
Ctmetery. jy0-3t*
Lost-black leather diary for issa
lU ward If returned to THOS. I. SHRYOCK <fc OU
Virginia ave..and SouUi Capitol st. Jy3-2t* "
IOST?COLLICCTOR'S BADGE, NO. 10 OF M KR.
J chants' Association. Reward if VetLro^d to ito^S
j J, Federal Building. Jy3-2t?
IOS'l'-KA ltLY ON MORNING OF JTTIV TiJT
j lii^l leather Pocketbook with name of Lieut J.'
w. Gessford aud address on Inside S5 reward fbr it
and contents if lelt with Major WM Suvkii
Police Headquarters. U Mt
LOST-<)N Jl'NE 30, CERTIFICATES OF~DEl
pavlt Soa. 3257 and 3623 of the National Safe
jjiposit company of Washington. The public are
hereby notified that the payment of same has been
stopped, h inder will pleaee return to star office
jj'l-Uw*
C~ 1ame to my PREMIBEston rocic rnvinr
) Church road, June 30. a hriudle Cow; white spoustar
on forehead; short horns. Owner please comeiOrwfrfi
jjrove property and pay cliarges. GEORGE
Jy2-3t*
Lost-near lyon^s mill, on bock cremk
on Sunday, June 7th, 1S6&a yeUow^CoUteDb.
long liair,erect,bushy tali.tipped with white anda
httfe white on his foet Pive dol*rs reward wlllhS
paid for his retorn to "MANACASSt^^w 19th
street extended and Columbia Road, GEO. TRUKS
Jyl-W*
PERSONAL.
Witl the gentleman who witnessed
Liver and Potatoes last Winter, corner 18th and
O sta, pteaae address U. W.. star ottioSt
IWILL NOT BX RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTB
contracted in my name by any one.
_ J. H. BITTER.
CAUTION-HARTS IN8?UT POWDER 18 SOLD
only in tin boxes, trade-mark ootbeUd-nMnU
loose; inslstonbavjiigHart's powfeT !SS
Utlons; the best Is tfaeCheapest Jy6-6t*
a ^ady would l1kb
FOR RENT?HOP3ES._
T?K>R RKXT?BRICK HOrSK OF 13 ROOM* AND
JL bath-room; cu two lat robes: M (wmnwrt rent
$30. In advance; house open ftoa 7 ajn. to 6 am.
U6 3d ?t.. between Audit m, Ui*e squares from
vapltol. ift
For rent-nkw three-story, ' etohtroom
Home, In wmpirta order. Apply at 1491N
sx. n.w. It*
For rest-two io-room itofrsKs.?"? and
4<8Oat. c.w, nth aU awdtti improvements.
inquire at lOOO O at. a.w. JyO-l w?
For rent- furnisMbd -sixroom and
bath Brick House; very tow; naut R?r numit
months to desirable tenant. Inoaife at 8U0 11th st
nw- |y6-3t*
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISH Kl) HOUSE
frir the nmmer. Apply to POTKR CAMPBELL,
w# F at. n.w. Jy6-Ht
For rent18881
8thst,14r.8125 1420 S at, Orm. L $25.32
i'?3 ?- J-83JW 1103 9th st.lfer... 75.00
?J2 ^L5r-"*.? -06 1335 Rat., 8r.,m.i 85.00
J??**k. M*..rn.i_4tt.331101* 21st at, 14r...l2ft.oo
J2?? A1317 L at. llr., m.L.<t5uo
i8i4, V. ft l4rni -Lioaooii I b n..\lr 55.00
8O014thtl4r.ja.l...l9a 00;: 1536 29th t.a.w-Sr. 25.OO
?83a33 160314sLn.w.,l\r 75.00
188819th, lOr,rn.L_83.33, 83114 at. a.w . llr. 05.00
ifii fe ' ^ 25.00 ,1744 N at. n.w.. 8 r.00.00
Om 4,a6'"0
"tu*iSASssH.z?s?
T7K)R RENT?II? THE NORTHWEST AXpTKNI
TIBfc..Q18F>t n.w. Ir8-3t
"pOR RKNT-HOU8K8.
JT^K. W. Per Month.! W. W. Per Month,
rw ?**** m*' 1819 Corcoran at., tar.975
S& SIP "y-a-w lOrlSS. Forest H>, 400 tfj.av.75
Sra.125 000 MM., m.1., 12 rs 65
91,1 * mX-10 n-S
1742 ??S:r ?*V? ?-100 1116 10th WL.11 tn.. 65
H22,1*tb 18 rs-.- W 41619th at., io ra 50
i $*k00,*P ?a *n-L-?$i ??81 ! *.. m.L. 13 mSS.50
60811th, m. I., 15 n?75; 1810 Corcoran at., lora.50
STORKS, and OFFICES.
imoi?- --P*r Per Month.
B.W. 965:1468 La. are., 2 parlors$,->0
?30 408 La. are., basementSO
L,bet 13A13aw. 25 631 Pat.. 3d floor 35
. The above ts oaly a small portion of propertr ou my
* 5r AH " * * ?a,Pe *>r bulletin! lasted oa
the 1 at and ISth (jy31 THUS. E. WAOOAMAB.
T^OR KENT?1416?1430 T ST. N. W?8IX
A rooms, hall, bath room and cellar; range ana
?*. K^WlsT* tlwrjL a
CAY WOOD, corner Oth and K ate. a. w. Jy3-8t*
FOR RENT?TWO^STORY BRICK HOVSftWX
/t2*2.8' *"6 wllar all modern conveniences.
aai7 8 at. n.w. Apply at 508 13th at. a.w Jy3-3f
HENT-313 11TK ST. &W., 0 ROOMS AND
cellar, aud 234.8 room*, near Muitbaoaian; modT^uaJ.provemettt?.
Apply to C. B. CHURCH. 306
11 that. a.w. ir3*3t*
pon RENT-BY R. o. HOLTXMAN.
iSiVu-1 33^iS i 5*L 16th? ra..f._100
l^A8r .--800 Thoroaa Clr.. lOr., fur.100
O st., near 10th St.. f?.800 1015 Fa. av., llr 88.33
?y^:-6r-.Co.t,a^T T%$}199P1l- n.w.,llr?8333
circle. 17rj..800| 005 13th at. n.w., lira..75
"q-* ljr "26'^^ 1626 14th St., lOr.A 81.75
^ sq-. 17r..f Jj50! h street,n?*. 12th,6r..f. 70
K. nr. 16,13r.. ftir.206.33 |1418 N street ilw.. 13r.65
Mass.ave.. n. 15th, C...200 1017 12thstreet n.w ..65
N at. n.Oonu. avp,13r...2O0l4l6l at. n.w., flat. 55
Wayette square 17r...2O0 ,21st, m*ar H st.. ftir 50
Cunn-avjiinf.166.66 210 6th street. Hrs. 50
10r,f.....l50',720 17th street, flat 50
?r\'?,T"ilfy B.W..10TS 45
i?&,,t"nP.?p?nt circle.fl50 037 R.I. ave , IOm ... 45
mo 10th street, 13r...l0<) 522 2d at. n.w.. lOrs 40
^?S^,n.r?5,tn o ,fUr J00 720 17th st.. 6r. flat 40
<28 9tb st 13 r... JOO 420 Oth street n.w..._ 35
Grant Haoe. ftir^8r....l00 -1312 Cor'u st., 0rs..33.33
Jy2 R. Q. HOLT/.MAN. loth auU Ksts. n.w.
nkw DWBLLINO:
2818 P st., contaiuiug 0 rooms, with all modurn
[ conveniences. Apply to JA8. L. DAVIS, 1218 31st
| st. ^Georgetown. Jyl-lm
For rent-a pleasant house of seven
rooms, bath-room, wmor and teas; southern exposure;
025 U su *.w. Inquire at 701 Oth at, s.w. Jyl-3t*
FOR RENT?1420 8 ST. N.W., NEAT 2-8TOUY
Brick Dwelling, contalniug 8 rooms and all conveniences.
Apply to THOS. J. FISHER A CO.,
1324 t st. n.w. ivl-Ot
FOR RKNT?1330-1334 RIOGS ST. AND 1335lt
st., three desirable Brick Dwellings, with all
cV"Y.eniel,ce8* AP0ly to THOS. J. FISHER
? CX).t 1324 h st. n.w. Jyl-ttt
F2iiT?303 7th ST/S.E. 0 ROOMS, NEWSIS.
Five-room Rrick, new 12th st., near Pennsy'V?11'^
ave-. east. $12. SWORMSTEDT & BRAD.
028 FsU Je:iO-6tl |
FOR RENT-A NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
modern improvement. Apply to WllEATLY
BKOS., Oeorgetowq JeSO-lm
FOR RENT?FURNISHED-1800 16TH STRKET.
corner of Q, 12 Rooms; nicely furnished. P\RKER
<fc TOWN8KND. 1418 Vjit. Je27-12t
Ir?OR RENT?DESIRABLE HOUSES
SIS' 7?? A st. n.e, 6 rooms, m.L
flo. 715 A at n.e., 6 rooms, m.i
811 a 307 7th st. s.e., 6 ra.. m.L
$;W. 1510 R at. n.w., 8 ra., m.L
$35. Fine 9-room Brick. 100 V st a.?i
Apply u? BUSHNELL A CARUSI,
JeO-Jm 1000 Fat n.w.
For rent?1341 corcoran st., a thrke8i?r.val',a
basement brick House; ten large rooms;
gas. bath, closets and all Con\-enienceK wtll be put In
perftct order; rent low till October; go and aaa vu key
i ** 134a Addreas INVISIBLE, Star office. Je26-lm
For rentt?1507 r. l ave., near kcott
AUSif* AppJjr ' 8HEDD,
X?Q214th at Je34-2m
FOR RENT - TEN-ROOM HOUSE; HALL.
wat#r, gag, latrobe, baths, bay window; large park
I L? ,h,n!; 52S? neighborhood; 1731 New Jersev ave. n.
w.; rent, 820. Apply at 1106 L st n.w. je*i3-2w?
FP? RENT-DWKI,LIN(i 1741 ti ST. N.wTcoS
of loth St.; haa ten rooms, exclusive of bathroomAnd
kitchen; rent, *55 per month. Apply to
WESTCOTT A WILCOX, Real Eatata Broker% 1007
Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Jei3-2m
FOR Rent? ' " ??
n,5 -' l4rM185 530 20th n. w..?. $35
i",1" !???. 13r 100' 1537 15th n.w.J>t? .83^34
iAB-w- \6J'?100S2081 Oth n.w., t ra 30
S5* n.w.,13r... 86 011,013.015, 017. 010
1 <fll 1 st, n.w., llr.,^3.34' and^Sl Kreoch tir 27 AO
131010th stn.wl0r.S3.34 445 P stVw Sr 30
1622 10th n.w l2r 75 2006 mh Iw" 7 .::..S
1702 *fcw^^:::::$ it b* Place-7r27 ^
if 1?00 p- 8rs....65 ]i4 8th n.e.,7r.:::::;:::::;:;;:25
1'17 De Sales st lOr Ar? 1528 Columbia. Sr 25
10U3 K n.w.,llr.... fio Uulontown fir on
1700 DeSaleist, Orail^ OlO fcl30
J310U n.w., llr .55 727 2d n.w., 5r 17
10OO G n. w., 8r._ .55]'511 E n.e. 6 ra _ 10
110 Md.ave. n.e., ilra.,50 3 Jackson Haii iilley 13
SOOltS?^ aIi^018"' "X JiO lOth it. n.e 0r..l2.50
o001tI.av.atr.Adw g. 45 teuton Place, or 1250
p n.w., 7r. ?45' 318 13^ nV? 6 ra..:?.tl4
1200 Aw' 1? ? ?f?. ,6 Foundry Place n.w.,
i*yyin.w.,8 rs. ?40 5rs 10
643 E. Cap., 11 ra_......?.40 Crescent, head i6th."4r'...0
810 M n. w... 3,.5o .20115th st. lc? 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 houses advertised
free by placing them in our hands.
J1"-'3 R. H. WARNER. 016F atn.w.
I^OR RENT- 7,
L'-;0,1itt,M10r,,nV1??5 00 1410 291119t-. 8 r.mi 25.00
1^1,^ st^u.w.,12r...56.o0 :2132 Fa. ave.. 8 r 30.00
802 ? 1 st st. 12 r <^5.00 2327 Pa av ARtnrp qii g\tt
ia"ivto0r*nLl,59,?5ii?12? K st. 8r., m iZsoioo
1143 31^st 12_rjoit 4&50 > 11108 32d st "V rUm,L25.40
3043Nst.,llr.m.L...40.00 '2437 Kat 7rT.. 2550
}??} 32d at Or., m.L40.00 1718 10th, 5r. store^O.OO
Snu^t^' ^ 2120 H st, 6 r., m.l.22.50
000 23d st. 8r. rn.L_85.50 12415 N St.. Or 13 30
530 20th st. 10 r...._35.00 1724 F st.store "12 00
524 20th at, 10r..._35.00 Stable rear 2028Gst lOOO
Je23 WE8COTT A W1 IX'OX l W7 Pen^. avs,
For rent-unfurnished-^
Oil Pa. av.,atore-SSOOji 1326 14th at .sao
1025 Conn, ave 250 1304 R. I ave an
ftMiah'S'1 S "S ??? I*30 Je?eraou Piic^i'.'.'.V.oo
2034 ?-t^:.:::::::::::i25 offlce rooma-?g
1^ Sunderland Pl.01.06 2020 F st n.w!Z ".'.'.~40
^023 I st? 85 4 03 D st. 1,9 oft
1110 MsV" 83,33 701 15th St., 2o'tbca'ri!"'25
Als^^j^eliiotf^uKhed^iousei^'20lH0*
. FITCH, POX A BROWN,
Jfl? 1437 Peuu. ave.
T^OR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED RE8p"y
a^7l8?5th?at n!si^ ^ ^
BUSINESS CHANCES.
piOR SALE?AT A FIGURE TO PERMnToF 25
1 .per cent clear profit within a year-choice Lot on
Add^i
D ST" N.W., STORK AND 12
HOLTZMA^,^0th anS^P ??*** In<*uIre
^d?^NA.L TVI^gkaphic STOCK-SMALL
tegdK c*"*1, to close an eatate. Addya
A &SIUNEES NOTICE.?SEALED PROPOSALS
HrTn^l|,,!CiJ!^ ?od notloua, furniture and
fixtures in store ^1$ 7th st. ^w. are invifa<l hv tho
nndersignea until Fridav noon, Julv 10, lbb5.
Jy?-m,tuAth.3t ELLerY J. BUHTT.
rrUHKE HUNDRED AND FIFTY IkilXaKM
X will bay a well-established and paying Bu^nwi
The present proprietor about leaving the city ia the
Address J. C. A., Star ofl&e.
V03*^ECTIONERY AWD LUNCH
Oath, recently lilted up. with everything new, th
a cnoica locality and ou a prominent business street
ply toor?S^terU "caoUwflh* ?ity,Ibrsato. Apl
9 0t, Messrs. FIBKB A OOu
Jy8-2t* 1315 Fstrsat n.w.
Ty-ANTED-TO RENT A DWKLL^NG-HOU8E,
V With More and Stable, snitable for the grocery
rJ.tW ^'U * ?ood n^bortoood. Jtddrew
coi Hi, Htsr ofllcfe ^ J)iMJt*
Tr0iL8Ay!tA. ^RHE. PROMINENT INSUR
A anca and Real Estate Ageucy; rare cfaanes for
right man. Address Box 20. UtyP. O. Jyl4t*
FORSALE-FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE-'
m> i vaidaave**1*" WUj**nd ^oorfetore, 1732 PennSPECiAi/rrEs
?\R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
' oulv reliable Ladles' Physician in iST rity/am
consulted dally.464 C si., bet 4^ and oth sta L m.
mi:
Office always open. Je24-2w*
R. AND MME. SKLDEN." ESTABLISHED 18541
On y reliable Ladies' Physician in tbeeity- can be
consulted dally at 320 Missouri ave., near 4>a at n.w
T\R? ROBERTSON, THB OLD E8TABU8H{E5
enoa^Maln office 80 lOjberty at,
or ligature, core guacaoteed. Can faSLSSTS
723 0U> st n.w. ttom 4 to 0 pm anStm*
=*= SALE?HOUSES.
on easy mk?[
??x?}5rmi*f.' l*v1wiikiow' "?* room#, hath and
owuer tis1^ all modern improvements. tiali on
: ,m r'jwopltrff Place. JvlKtt*
p?tal ^ needing moxkv,
line* ?t ?5bs? s5nt*,?c south. war four car
ailii-m *df ' h? room brick two
ia om Treasury, *4,soo. Addre*. t g.. star
- )ytl-2t?
l?<m saj.v-mokk b arga!ns??n? r. 1
io?rifs ll3,t*j?>6"?: goh 11 n-?*- 93-300; lotll,
'il.li' ?*.< 00: 13th Kill Kiugv. *5,5i>0; Pill, u?ar p,
j.v^ .r- ? a^-. 0x.5o0. l^.ts- j;w *nd {. *220t>
g'aauc n.w *2.2oo; 4u>u'-d kn.w..0l5o; 4th ami ,
iv^ni5?"1 v- d*r l?th,ft?c.:2d mid k n.w.. 75c.
-j-t,wt k a mclxtirk. vtsfwt. n.w.
j}*oksale- "
if v* ii w
njs nth^ ior i^js.so0 tot Jl?t flt.ivr 4*000
^?a?,2lm.7r 12*5?7 olon.y.avm.iar .... s.ooo
-fsiff*,*- **.?*? ?*?i?t..m.l.. isr ".ftoo
m ?.*)?? sl'l u ml. l<?r 7.?>xl
i747f*t,m.l, lor.fcoo
lot * 4 2*'ii *** 41~ * *- ? ior??t.5oo
10is IOrh.1 lor-11,000, h12 i at. m. l. lOr...o.ssh
u. ' 1? 5h' 814 1 * m l? iw-mnv j
hntilt * tt"*" p?rt,<?n of property on tur ;
evl j1.*1 i*11 ' ?<"? bulletin toned on i
1st and 15th. IJir.iJ thok. k. wauua man _
frfi?ilfri?'i desirable lot. corner
* ?f'4t* *?> ^ lie stv. 100x134. at a h*rgrdn If void
monc?. Aiao lot corner ol l.tth and k'-n~saw, lOOx
1 ie-. o. 8wormstk1 >t a rrai ?lh!v.
j1 -3t ojo r ?. ?.*.
For sale-as an invkstmknt ww>11
house* renting at f12 and si* per month.
. ? swormstkdta br.* i>ley.
jt'2-Ht 02h f ?t. n.?r._
tx>iil.8ar'k ~ fofh beautiful" little
prv""*d hrlck front, on New Hampshire
f-iti.' a*?f* *ylowj*yh'"gton elude: all mod. imps.;
*f***r"aivec f2,44\Mo *2.800 rack Will aril aa
*wbo**.,t o^ura to yield lo per cent.: will r^.u well
io????. * ??? j r w1m Kit,
jr^-st 1424 New vwk uvp i
For 8alk-?p?CtAl baius ain?a two
w?ry presi-oiick front booso, northwest conUtltilay
8 rupmia. all modarn improvemi-nu. liuy window,
????reted cellar. ?c. Oar* pi4.<? the door lot 18xh6 to
tfrt +*.*1# John k. wamiam
a\WHiF at. u.w. jv2-8t
pobbalb-on ka(>y tkr.m8 onk skw
x two-atory i-rwm Hoav. aouth?rn exposure, with
m.'><,ern trnnrov^meot*. front aide alley
v? u {* * * loch<* by 115 i'oet to a 20-fo?.t aller. via
\irtrtnla ave. s.w. k?yat9Ul. a. k. bark uk.
bu"<lc'r- jyl <m*
Por salk-27 8mali. hoc?b??ixk'atkd ix
different parts or the city, renting from $7 to 91h
}*.r ?<?ntli. which w* <41or toK?ih?r or woarste at
* " t?s>" " an luvahtinenl. hwokmwspt
* bradley, 02h ? ?t. JeJO-Ot
For sale-hocsk-i have a vfj^t iuau
vn '' " outh ?ideof m st. n.w.. luat wi?t
v? Oonn<?cUcut uve.f for lule. three^torv ana cellar,
5 3 twtb room*. wlUi c.nWantly
.ood f]ow ?f uat't. All luod. rn Improvements.
HeUed l<> furijikv aud latrotxm. Complete
home In an eU-gant locaiKn.. prlot-. (> 14.00a For
ln>|m^uou apply to j.n'u a. piiksoott,
1410 f at. n. w.
Fur s^j?e-strjre and dwelling, s. k.
pnrnerOth nndQ sts. n.w., an ex<vllrnt stand f.,r
!u,y ^ i?d. of bus,nww: wlu bern.ld cheat>. smnll p?v^llan<-,<i
luu? time. j no. a. l?kjus? ? ?tt. '
^4~iw r?'al Kwtate, 1410 Fat
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS
For sale?35 yards TAl*i:vTRY brcsselr
tarih't in line condition, 'Jil yards rag i-ariwi. 1
marble top waUiul hull liat ra^k. oicturea and various
other articles of furniture. 107 Est. n.w. lt?
Ij^or sale-thrki: sto)ni?-hand fire- .
proof Hafrs In ri>od condition. Apply to pl??t??-r
and ( olntfiii'h Roll? r Mill*, tirorgi'tuKii, ii.c. aotin
iikick, Proprietor. Jvtl-lit*
Foil ham:?a LAltOI-: bay iiokse t'hkap. ;
bo seen at Ml 15th ?u u.w, jyo-itt
For sale-jcst arrived.-jo head of
Uorses, anion); them some draft, drt\1n? and sadoie
Horses. Al*o, one liaedrlvius aud sudJl im>ne\
apply, t<> rear of d at u\ . schi.M*a
ytjmjlei. jyn-ot*
"p''>1 sale - toy and on ni" l.(-f11) x k It y
tiia cti'v^ea4m,u fot **'1un? "w >cax 1nk
tueclty. 21W st. n.w Jy3-2t*
Fwrj?.a^t:7vi";ky fixe mv? vkar old
Horse: kind and gentle; work anvw b?re; good faiu"f
w buggy horse: sold lor \\ ant of use. a ppl\ at '111
llth st. u.w. Jy.'j-.'lt
l' "*ne iioiues. at fai)ii>-1
lk> a hro. h Stable, 42'j aud 424 bth st n n
at 12 o^clock Tuesday , j uly 7th. jy3 2t? "
For sale?a rare chance?a matixlkicent
Square Orand Piano, as cood as new. that coat
? The case is elegantly (inish^d rosewood: 10.1 r
5*,u"d f*?wy carved and euitiellished: bark and
front alike: tacavUy carved legs and h re; very Till and
sb i.?^ y ?cu)''*i.on?;.o' the best Baltimore makes.
fum guaranteed for five . > ears. Can l>e bouicht ibr
f.1 -? "?h. or ?150at $10 per moutli, lucluding a Very
elegant embroloenHl . over and stool. Apply at once at
tbe piano hit'llA.nut. 4^' Uth a. jy3
For sale-a nearlV new phaktoiT
made by the itr<-ckboard Co., of New Uaven Can
be seen at oheln's bUble, o si., lk?we?u 5th 7th
jj-2-st*
FSL.1ALEzf,new wnoeitsewnia
Machine, used four months, with all the latest Improved
attachment*, for *20, with lis? veart' Ueal
guarantee, at aveubach's. 7th and h sta jy2-3i
t|h)r bale-at auction. saturday, july
llth, 10 a.m..
five ptanom and folh organs.
lr^?.vnr ?u>f*5c. hi'd These iustnimenta
are all of standard make. Some uearlv new At
mlvate sale till auction da)-. Call at the ? arerooms of
Exchange Bank, Oil f where sale will take
jyl-lot
beautiful pony; warranted
sound and gentle. Will be sold at a sacrl
- <:*? ?*' m at 12a Pa. ave n.w? jesj^t
Jj>oh sal.e-uxe 26 HOltSE boiler, ox k b
bone boiler, one 15 horse engine. The above
app'y bwibb st?am laundry,
i*2* h su je2?-lw
For ?ale-at a bargain-extension
Family carriage Harness and Robes: alto, bukhv
ril}^hrt\ ,uuhl ^ i,urtiv leading the city: at
oky?r o' w m". f.
rfivcl* ?0-s 4t,,, m,,a 4 ?u ^ w- u.w. n.b. ?liorstM
of all styles for hire and sale on ttie most
acsootumodaung terms. Je27-3m
F.?b sat^fh^rpitiebt canopy top
t.^art lu the city; perfectly balanced: oulv been used
w*vsvs i^i??u??^vinf.laecil>'- cuu w seeu at
\JANsTALL8 stables, 1 uth st and Pennsvlvanla
*v jel"5-1 m
For sale-sixty-five carriages, butf
gles aud Stages on monthly pavmeats. a lance
number of varnished Wagons of my own manutat^
b^rtng promptly attended to. j. j. 0>jK,
3205 m St., (,?yrgetown. jeH-lm*
for sale-?etspli:xdid village or ixhi
x Cart Harness, New ^ ork's best swell make: hat
ife ?an be bought cheap
kklkkrs. 1346 Pennsylvania ave niyl3-ym
"clor salepcarrlages-new STiLBH of
jl Surreys, Extension Tops, Jump Seats, Buggies
5"l-|''!f?r lt?, p,'r*?m.' Phaetons and otb^r stylish
carriages. All first-class work at reduced prices.
a number of second-band carriages very cheun
iujh-t'm "^r.^tt pronp'lv attended to'.
?? jh^strmrxo?thw^t e^t0^ aud kactory" v/
For salb-the beautiful and non^exptostve
Mason Electric (oil) Lam|is, oo candio
power. Never break or smoke chimnevs. i*ri<vs
very low. Agents wauled everywhere. oim Pa. ave.
nw' aplO-3m
For sale?sun dial gas ctx3kino stoves
s00"1"* w,lh h4df the cost and none ol
ine trouble of coal tires. Opeu roasters and perfect
taking ovens. Gas hot water generators to #uppjy hot
i^3fs?aajj.iS4!E faav wrs
d. w- mvo dm
por sale - 26 new dayton wagons
f cheapest In the city. We build to order ? sprt rig
^ agons, and all clatsses of work on montlilv navw^ftn
i kxrck a mertz, 1340 High st?, \(!tst
^ a-shlngtou. mh.k) 14 w*
I^?or sale?large assortment of SPRIxIi
i.*r~ ?a>n?!ner Carriages, new aud se<-ond-haiid
rtiatons, Surreja, Extension Tops. McCaull and i?avv?'\i-vi^8;
and ule luu>8t styles out. joh x m
l olx(?. 31d *tth st. ap2I-3m
monkv to 1.qan
q9l nto ^600! $soo, ?i7ooo
91^00, *2.500. $5,omo.
alone> In hand, conseouentlv no delay. Charges moderate.
e. a. McINTIltE, ?l3 f st. n.w. Jy3-3t
fpb loan?
.a *1,000 to 98.000 on city real estate
o. w. bennett,
| |t) 2-3t* 100s f ml n.w.
Money to loan in sums to ?uit on
real estate at 5 and 6 per oeut
charles w. handy.
je2J?-l m 021 f st n.w.
zf300- ^50?- *loo? fl^w.
95,000, *s,000. for one, two or three
j"ears? mper cent No deiaj-. On real estate sec"r'*y
?"ly- john SllKRMAN a co..
Je22-lm Fst a.w.
st 1 ( w) nn/t to loan in sums to suit
v a- vv^v/v/u ou good real estate at lowest
raaf^. k . c. 11. knight.
JelO-6w* 4s2 Louisiana ava
??s,000 to loan
sns^oo
3^00 on real estate.
3,000
400 [>13] titos. ew ago a man.
Money to loan on rkal ustatk ucurlty
In sums to suit
... hufty ? dyer
' a _ _ 1301 h st n.w.
Money to loan on real h>tatk or
Collateral Security, such as Notes, se<-nred bv
f^d of treat, city Bonds. Railroad stock aud liugdi,
Chattel Mortgage. Drawback Certiticates, well-ens"7
i?vg*<m?pt securities. It a.
i ItlLLlPS, 1428 New \ ork ave. n.w. aiv4
Money to loa>7
... _ On Real Estate Secnrtty,
At Lowest Bates of interna.
_ r.o. hoi.tzman.
w Cornet 10th and f streets northwest
vfoney to loan"
i-va In sums to suit, on approved Real Eatate security,
at iowsm rates u lutersst. Ctuirves moderwte. No
unnecessary deia). j. v. n. h uyck,
u*" 1505 penusj'lvaniaava.
t have money to loan on good ItKAL eh^
jl tate or collateral secnrtty at low est rate* of Interest
No delay when security is pwl o. c. green, Room
1,1: Iremen building, cor. 7th st and La. ave.
Money to loan ~
In sums to suit, at lowest rates, on improved rant
estate security. fitch, fox ?t BttOWX,
?30 1437 Pennsyivaniaava
Money to loan "
at lowest rates of interest,
on real estate siacrity.
thok j. fisher* oo,
- **? 1324 f st b.w.
BOARDINGr |
ffwe howard houbk will skrve a din
lwfrom6to 7p.m.. from the lst of July, jj-2 lui*
t argk, airy rooms for kkntatr#i4~ax o i
a^ltl Indiana ave. a leo, Boarding tar three moot lis
at 910 per mourn. Advance tyawst strictly required,
myao-gm
rj-ulk lochiel house, 61t oth st. x wl
x mid the la Pierre, sw. cor. 10th ?dKa?. are the
u*t coudaotod Uoiinliug hoepes In the city. TaUetirstciuk
pleasan. rooms. Terms mnrtsnite oc27
< <r| >hkt^mont.---tlt|? hoc^mlarbkex
order. " ^
Stiie city. Tarma. ??. ao. fo audwpstm>s7
ri^he celluloid truss,
% ' \ . v *.
forsaue?lot8.
p2* ??te; bkaimrrl un\l<*
f m oouih*-. ,? Tale?. If *old within om i
l<v>* *yfr the attmnox of caf1tau
1 W*. iMI pftTtif> itrtirUlC t>nf or morf
excellent and unnirpasaed bulidl.* sit.*. l? called lo
the property on the southeast corner of 10th and t
at*. .i*.,iiw(<1s <* lOthst hy iuomm t sl
to ax !!?*; ft.rtim (w oif pmtiiw i?> n>e iot? wtli ar't
allferpitfi cheap if aold before July 2o Anolr um
new York ?*? hw. k*.hu w m .k) to 1 2and ;t ?a
_ )t if-St*
y<m ?aw.-matram.it bt*ildino lfifs" *
a and YlUa Sites on Fort atanton >v? an?.
d. c.: five minute*' vrtlk from nrwi ,.*r* *tr.
prunes ;?i null. from fctiy to ta.imni. a t.i.iv to i?, ?
MoMEEN. oMee ml door to post ofll ? anacua^
d. (v: Vto 1ua'dook ul Jyl-ot*
l/or hale-f1nk b t's 1 nfns 1 .< 1 . .n w, ?r
1 ?w? of 14th h.: iktm Stt *xh nilry vrrv rV??p at
f '< ft?H. Lot on v nl, nnr lslli ii w . with "sj* fcn,i
mr a Her. only dUc. d? fi>et north rids m st n w
wily mh- a 1*1 number cheap l.ot? h?vnn(t Hnnadary
?t siOrash six! im'ia n.ontb without Interest. ? us'r
jv room bay window iimim< \ cioiont a ve n ? ui|
m?s through t?. loth st., only Sl.tMM* small >'??
men is In installments. wide i<arkmv . Iieautlfhl ! *?
Hon. No agvuia m-ed apply. uwnkk. 1331 F sl, '
*"??* )eta-lra
vor nm,r -by austin p rrdwx, um r
r st. ?.w. 4t.wo0 f.-et of ground on l?th at n w
between m?iht circle and h *t.. andHtMMNi fret on New
Hampshire ave.. between Dnpont Orel* and i. ac
s5^w?iaaj^ ta tux?
col^try boa un, ~~
Anyone wishing board and a plea*?
ant home during lln mimnu r piimitv milk ft-tilt
vt*?i?bl?> and fluwert; good rldln* and drlvliur horse
ainlcarrlagi-Xood table and hedsame nilleof tbeatatton:
large hnuv and yard; good water: a pretty and pl?ao
ant little town: Ice cream ami oonWtioiierv entfatn
now for anytime durlutr the jmnrnx-r Term* mad*
known ttvap|>l>1uc to Mr. wm. jamkx. uw?i|.vule,
i>>. co., \ a. jl?
oi'm"*kr koahd *yx hamilton. kink
1 loiiltliy )?r?>lv*n: shade, larire alr\- room*; adult*
p. i*f'fr?d. koc fttrtlM-r pamlmlnra apitlv lo Mtaa v
l>. ill'ghks, Hamilton, Loudoun Co., t*. lt?
Vt b<k kvtli.t.. m1?.. tw<? airy. pi>akant
ltoom* ui new hruao; Convenient to railroad at*
tton: iocatlou excellent; k<">d Itoard at hotel ! ?* by;
ri f. teiiees rxi'!mn[< d. appt> to Mrv i'. w ka<??a
hly, ](?
ol'mmkk b'taruing^)ntky h station.
^ Md.. R A O. K. &. iat(* brick hmia hk(h and
healthy; large ?try rooant, kan<Uoniel\ rtirmahed;
|'.< oly of Ice. fhnt. milk. Ac. 1 )u Hit* room va<-aol.
Ail lma j Oakland. ' mar ofM?e. jvti i*
fcrnmkr itoar fr at "oak lan i>' roi nd
v.'-"?<?<?>?> ?*ounty Va.. our mile from deitoi.
with dully mall and telegraph, lllich health\ location
with ntcv *had?. Oood fare, with plenty of milk,
jj1'. a'o. No charpe for coiivevlnc hoardera to ana
from depot upon their arrival and depaiture. tity
rei- rein-os furnished. For term*. *r . ndd.-em
... - . john a. l.ynvh, /
jvrt-.>t? ^ Round iii1i p.n? Loudoun t\>.. Va.
Fkw Ml >hk IKlARItKRs wantf-d at olest
hiHirtie, two inll?? from Hlue rldtr" inountaino *?wll.-nt
water, aliade and <lauctn( (tavillton: rooms
inrjje and alr>'; t^riiw miawrale. Addreni> j a.
11a v i -ton. Paxaon p. o . vt. 3t?
iktjuly a fkw ib>ari?iiw7lan br
X plewwtly aoromn>odate<l hy the m nkal.fi,
? ho reside verv n?t?r Chapel point. Term-inoderut*
ad.lrevs. miw jknn1f nl.vlk, Cox mat i on. h?rl?i
count), Md. jeatf-.lw
cummer boarder* wasttkh at mouni
ictaln \ lew, two mik^ from Round Hill koimi water.
splendid shade. Add rem r w. pr1>1??x, Hound
h )!, uiudonn County, \ a Jytl.h. 11 -;tt* ,
ofjthkt hll.l. a lksiraiilk ~hi?mk for
k the fsnnmier; larire airy rooms; two tx?utin ?
groves u Ithin a ft w > ardi of the rtoor: tahle auppll*d
with all the country product* plenty of milk. l<?,
poultry, ac. situutlon hlch. In sight'of Hlue Kldg*
Mountain^ fifteen minute* drive from station Term*
t-*?? i?>r month of lour We.-k?. i'.el. rcm-.si eicbanc^l
Address the Mlaaca (ham liLIN, Hauillum, l-anfoon
couatj.vik. j>t?-at*
(jwii b<jahi<ix<< tx?r thk nl mmkk ika
w privaP- fiimily; ia?r calendar month; fr*oaentd
resort on the a il^henlea; malls dailv. j. x.
lax17, Aurora. Preston cm.. nv. Va. Iy6-3t*
Vplkahaxt si m m i r can hi: spent at
tliestnnt Orore farm. Rockvllle. Md .fifteen mlnnt>
s drive from de|k>l; rmimii larire and alrv; laree
shad v lawn; good water and milk; borw- and i-arriake
refrrenc* requlr.-d Mr*. k o lT?mon8tqx.
)?-?-.tt*
Healthy Labor, airy rooms, bkai'ti^
ful ground, flower* fOdta. veg.taidea HliunUaiit
rtrlry; all home coniforta; dally mails: no moauultoe*s6
per week. Mra \vm. brown, toni.ru Kmc
George, Va. jf?-2t?
C'?h,1? country boari>on the plateau
of the Alleghanles.lt> mile* ft-ont < mkluinl. imhav
n?t?r or malaria. Term* fuj?-r we. k. children iin.h r
lt? half prlcv Addrea* m. j. miller. ao^dent
Maryland. jyS-tft*
Orchard lawn boari)infl-h<husE i-i knw
0|>en fbr guest*; uu children; ex<-ellent water.
ft-ult. khade and milk. Address Mra.(i.w kini'll^
Fountain Mills, Kr.slerick county, Md. jj-2-3t*
1r?oh he.nt-falls church. fairfax ?x?".
\a., five mll?a frora oily, with InMird, a lanre
double Room, suitable fV?r two ladle*, or irentlemaa
and wife: beautiful place; large lawn, well nhnde<l. 1
For particulars address Mrs. a. s. patterson. '
Falls Church, Fairfax county. Virginia, care Mr.
Muiihou. Jy'j-,%1*
iita.nteha few hoarherm. pleas a n r
?t room*; healthv localltv: plentv Ice, *c. Addrvas
Kre. K.C M A KS HALL*, \ ernou Mill, l-'miquior 1*0..
Va. jys-lm
|>oari>ers dksibeh in the mol NTAlXS
j_> of Plaaaant Valley. Md.. seat HarfieCa Parry.
i nrivaled for li?allb:a pleasure lo pleaae, and hmi
class ai'coiiinio<latioii8 supplied terms )f*\. sitecial
rates for the b?a.soti. w. m. clark, Keep Trvnt,
Waahlngtuii oouuty, Md. jyl-i!m
fcl'mmkr boarders at br< toKs". tex
Ominutea' ride from b. * o. depot; ten cent* *lngle
fkre. three months tickets,(mi. stMtlon on the place.
No children taken. Addreaa Dr. j. h. hrtaiks,
Brooks, d. c. Jy l-2w?
1 v eliohtft'l board can be ohta in ed
i ju\ the mountain* of Virginia at "'Pie Hrook."
Plenty of Ice, unlk. fr>?h v.-yelalil<* utul o-nit. a<?drea
mm. j stock 1\?n. Rio p. o., Albemarle ?r>_
Ya.
A few si mmer boarders ~wi1.l hbe
taken at a pleasant location In R<h kville. one
square from the depot. The houae is large, new and
roomy,with front and side verandas,plentv of ground,
shade and g<*jd water. Inquire of Mr. 1 t steven^
614 F st. u.w., or address benuncl ofUoe, I'.oikvilb-,
Md. >e-/7-lut
Heathful.cxjmfori able and cheap.
All the quiet of country life with the convent
euces of the cily at
the OolXJNIAL beach hotel
The steamer Arrow-.nillh will make dally Excorfdnns
during the season, thus allorduu aiieedy au4
cheap transportation to the licaclt.
The baihink Is excellent, the wenery unsurpassed;
good lisliing. rowiug aud sailing
a new Hotel, with new furniture. Ka'e* low.
Apply to the oftloe of the secretary. 13^1 Est., or to
e. p. lilt key. Manager, Colonial Beach, \y.*atmoreland
co.. Va. |el 1 -im
educational.
\\tashtnotom acahkmyoftelboraphy;
tf only school oft ho kind here. a -t>eclal lnrttatlou
to all to see the method by whicL vou oaa
mil learn a profession. 'j14 'jdsi.*e. pst a in
N-otre dame of maryland.
Collegiate Instil up for v<?un?i ladies and
Preparatory school for little ol rl>. <io\ anatown.
:<tr.ifes (Yoin iialtimore, Md. Conducted bj th?
Sinters of Notre Dumb.
send for catalogue ]ylK.m,w,2m
I^rexch i.i>>ons i*rtv a tel y tilt in
'classes, isummer rates.) iTof. 11 LARRogl'e,
gfuduale of Sorlaxine, i'nris. 714 l?lh ?t. <'laa.si< al
and m<atern languages taught and translated. JyS-lm*
Selwyn hall. read i no. pa.. a thorough
preparatory School for Boya Coiiducte<l upon tli*
military plan. lJovs of any ug^adtnltusl. seiul for
Catalogue, terms, etc. l. c. BIslloP, head tnaaler,
Reading, Pa jyl-wo/iu
^hkncll lessons
a Parisian pr<mun<-iatton: natural method. a practical
use ot the Luuguage taught In a short time.
Summer Term now. <ta?b hours. v a.m ?l jki p.m.
m'lle v. phi'd'homme.
JeSO-flm 1014 1 Ttli^st. 11 w.. bet. k and l.
Xew oermax method for the piano,
by which puixls can aci-omplish In a few mouths
time what is ordinarily done In years with the old
method*. Is founded upon thorough-liass prlnctplm,
aud iKirticalarly adapted to uew beginner*. l*arents,
teachers and sl-Iriiai-s will waleome the instruction*
contained in this method. a course of lesson? will
easiUyconvince them that It Is what lliey dealre. For
terms and other In formation call at the studio or atfdressCHAK
w. i homphon.Mll mat n.w.jeW lm*
Washington conservatory of mcsic,
Moore's Hail. 311 9th st. u.w., continue* through
the summer, piano, Orican. Voice. Violin. Flub , Cornet,
dtc. New and Imjirosed method. i- re.- advautages.
i je*it-l m*j U.Jl bulla iip. LHrectur.
1)rof. ortensteix. the popular ol ITAIt
teacher, ic , will teacti duriug July. August aud
SepU-uiber. tiuitar, RanJ >. Piano Singing and Harmony,
at summer rates. Inquire at 46b Cat. n w.. or
174"_ l'a. a\e. n. w. je'i.v.im
Washinoton ncH(k)l of fine art and
Ixcoratlvc ix-sign. -summer term eoiiimenom
July 1. lSJv>; 0:30 a.m. to 12 m. aud 4:3(1 p m. to 7 p.
pi. Vernon Uow.045 1'eati. avc. je2.v^w*
HOMK SCHOOL FOB ItOY S.?mtOilKKVILLK
a'wleiuy, UriKikvllle, Moutgomerv couuly. Md.
Op*'ii* s.'pu'ijii*^- 16th, 1sh.y. spis'ial classes f'?r
Young Men pre|>aring for Srlenllllc or business Life,
the Cniversities, colleges ami Theological seminaries.
ea:h? per y?ar. pi incipal s Library open graailtously
t<i all advanced sttnlentK.
jeju ul ItEV. Hit. c. k nelson. Principal.
SHORTHANl??special instrcttion im
Reporting to ailvaiK-ed stndimtk. Tenu* iuo<lee>
ate. Address "c." Stenographer. Box 31. House at
Heps, lasssons gi%-eu residence aud acbools. i^'iters
\\ iitlen. Arc. JelO-tm*
Norwood inbtitute-1212 and 1214 14th.
near 14tb st. circle ?bele?t laiarding school fo.young
ladle*, si-ssions ka-'-y openw Sept. 30. i arly appllcaiiou
necessary.as uumts-r of boai-ders will la- limited.
my 12 f
S within c. short li doe's media acai^
emv admits and classifies voting m?-n and Isivs at
aay time. Send for ctrunlur*. swith inc. sh ortLliaill.
a.m., (Harvard College Graduate. Media. 1%
mytwim
rpue berlitz (school of ljkkul'auu4
at
m 14th m. a. w., ctty.
will remain open all 8ummb
also summer school at
ply mouth . mask
qhorthand - regular claw srhsionl
?. tn ery e\ enlng. Prtvate lesaous a specialty. au
shorthand books and putt)teattym constant 1 r on kaad,
aud exceptiotiai opiatrtuoittas ftr learning the art arc
tillered atw amhi r?g'lx>n puokookaphic headquakhom.
prt Id. uer: apl
ni'hisiw education for youno and
j> middle-aged tuon and woni-n. Spring and aum*
mer sessions of tbe Spencman bmdmm Oollege.flar.
Vth and d sta. a. w. llapid writing, buokkaepiug.
rapid calcatailoaa, Kngllati lai?nage stenography,
mw-wrttiug. etc.. thoroughly uugbL Tuition: Vuar.
from date tit entrant*, day or uigl t .?rfxr Direr months,
Mum alft tj'atftt, of bobtqn, c.rad?m
ood certified examiner of tha New Kngtand
- *
p?y*tijlijkhoii^^! a^li^^?|kai)??t ot
" '^1,'^' n ' w. pltmm. ajj \

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