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THE GREAT RAIN STORM.
DAMAGE BY THE DELUGE.
RAILROAD TRAVEL INTERRUPTED.
THE FLOOD IN THE POTOMAC.
Rock Creek and Other Streams Out of
Their Bounds.
Along the River Front and on
Rook Crook?The Harbor Improve
ment Work Injured?The Long Bridge
Threatened?The River Still Rising.
Water, water everywhere! Muddy water,
raging, boiling, racing, whirling past the city
to the see, creeping up. inch by inch, foot by
foot, a turbid, angry flood, showing ltd teeth
and growling in its fury. Ail along the Cieorge
town river front yesterday folks looksd at the
clonds and then oat at the driving rain and
shook their heads. The stiff southeast gale
held the tides back and slowly the water began
to rise daring the afternoon. As time went on
the winds blew harder and the rain pelted
faster, end merchants began to grow alarmed.
At midnight Bock creek shook itself and
rushed down into the river a torrent It
mounted rapidly, and by three o'clock was
higher than ever known before, by 4 feet, ac
cording to the estimate of those at the aque
duct office. Then, when the wind went down,
the flood m the creek subsided somewhat and
contained to fall, thoughiall during the day it
has danced down at a frightful speed, and is
still far above its normal height, and three
times as broad as asutL The tall trees on the
little islets in the center of the creek are bent
low and the smaller ones leveled to
the tide. At one place an onion bed that was
covered last night had been uncovered by the
falling waters, and the green st-ms of every
bnlb lay stretched northward, while the flood
swept rapidly to the south. Oreat minutes of
timbers from shattered structures up the creek
came tumbling down the stream, bumping into
piers, smashing into walis, burying themselves
in banks.
The Scene from the Aqueduct IlrldRf.
The Aqueduct bridge was lined with people
from an early hour this morning watching the
mad race of the yellow Potomac, while thoi? i
whose interests lay along the front were at
work as hard as beavers shifting stores, mak
ing fast their scows, and taking time by tho
forelock while the waters crept higher and
higher along the wharves and crept into the
cellars. At noon the river was running with
the speed of a race horse, so fast that even the
ablest guesscrs shook their heads and declined
to estimate its speecL Some folks said it was
going at the raw* of 10 milts
an hour, some 15, others 20, and
it wan even thought by a few that the wr.ter
was traveling as fast as 25 miles an hour. The
trees on the Three Misters were submerged.
save a few waving leaves, that looked like
green driftwood: the causeway from Virginia ,
to Analootan Island was almost invisible, anil
between the islaLd and the shore whs a broad,
swift current. The Columbia club's boathouse
was isolated from the island by a stream 20 feet
wide, and aloi.q the shore* of the island great
breakers roared as the flood, impeded bv the
rocks on the bank, tumbled up and over them.
THE SNORT FLOOD.
The water swirled and swung under the Aque
duct bridge, boiling as it struck the piers, and
whipping up a foam with a roaring and grind
ing sound that was frightful. Along the
wharves was great activity. A gang of men
wsre ready with boats to catch timbers, but
they crept near the shore with a safety line to
the wharves. The chaiiuel was totally
clear of all craft, none daring to
brave tho tremendous current that
would have swept them to probable destruc
tion. Tug-boats worked their way up the river
along the wharves bjr running 'ahead slowly
for a time and then tying up to get their breath.
Two or three scuoouer.i lav along the shore
near the bridge, guyed by several strong ropes
toat grew taut and threatened to break under
the strain as the great masses of Water struck
the bolls and swung them out.
A STRUGGLE TOR LIFE.
Three men went out in a small boat near
Dent's foundry to make fust a line on a
schooner, and, with a sudden whirl, the boat
overturned, throwing its occupants into the
water. Two of them reached the wnarf safe ly,
but the tide caught the third, a great, brawny
fellow, of enormous strength, and swept liim
down. Some one threw him a line, but he was j
several yard* down before he was pulled in. j
The struggle was a territic one, those on shore i
pulling with all their might and the unfortunate I
luan struggling with the frenzy of despair. At
last he reached the shore, weak and about to !
give up, every shred of clothing torn from him.
The flood had literally stolen his clothcs from j
his back.
Reports were received hourly at the aque
duct otr.ee of the condition of affairs at Great ]
Falls, although there was no apprehension of j
danger to the works. Col. Wilson remained at
the office until after midnight last night. Hpeak
wg this morning of the odd circumstance of ?
water causing a tire at th? lime kilns, he told of !
a stxr.rx.Aa
paradox he experienced while stationed in Ore
gon. Tho water, he said, rose so high that '
there was none to drink, and it became so cold
that there was no ice to obtain. This resulted
from the flooding of the water-works pump, !
and the freezing of the ice machine's pipes.
SEWS FRO* THE UPPER POTOMAC.
At half-past eleven word was received at the
office that at lock 20, jost above Oreat Falls, the
river and the canal were one flood, while the
river was at least 12 feet above its usual level.
FLOOI>11> CELLARS OS THE AVESrE.
In nearly every basement and cellar on Penn
sylvania avenue there is from one to four feet
of water, and as these cellars are used mostly
for storing goods the aggregate damage will be
considerable. Around the Center market and
Louisiana avenue the damage will be greater
than anywhere else, as this point is very low.
The cellar of the Howard nouse is flooded
to a depth of four feet and a large
stock of vegetables and groceries were de
stroyed. The servants were busy this morning
fishing them out. The Marble saloon is flooded
to a depth of about 18 inches. Furtuer up to? n
the Richmond and Danville railroad company's
boil ding has 2 feet of water in the cellar, and
men were busy all day pumping it out, but it ;
came in faster than they could get rid of it. j
The ground floor of the Center market is
flooded, and the bjsy housewife had to
hurry with her purchases. A great manv
of the stands had to be vacated.
The water backed np tbroaph the low-ground 1
m *"? ? ? i ? .
sewers. Chief Psrris has been in receipt of a
great many requests for bis engines to pump
oat collars. Ttie water department has an en
giue, which they purchased some titnu ago for
this work, and it will be ntilizcd.
Railroad Communication with the South
Cut Off.
Railroad travel south of Alexandria has been
atandoned for the present. The trains leaving
here yesterday afternoon had to return, not
being abl* to get through. The Richmond ;
tram north, due here at 3:*0. was compelled to j
stop at Fredericksburg The schedule of all |
south-bound trains on th ? A. and Y. coast line, \
the Midland r.ad and the V* as btngton and Ohio !
road (north and south) are aunnlled nnt'l fur- i
ther orders, lbe full extent of the damage
to the roads cannot yet be determined, i
Tho Midland road is said to have suffered most.
It is thought that they will not be able to turn I
? wheel on that road until Monday, so exten
sive is the damag- to culverts, bridges, and
track. The Alexandria and Fredericksburg
road is badlv damaged, also the W ashtngton ;
and Ohio. It is known that three bridges are :
down between the junction and Falls Church.
The bridge over Cameron Run has been slightly .
damaged and about 100 yards of track dam
aged.
The local trains to Alexandria sre running as
?sua!, also the trains by the Raltunore and Po
tomac from the east.
The travelers for the south arriving from the
north and east this morning were greatly dis
appointed. as well as persons in the cttv who
were expecting friends from the south. At the
Baltimore and Potomac depot this morning a
young man from New York alighting from a
tram asked: "Hsve 1 time to get my breekfaat.
I'm on my way south?"
"It depends whether yoa are a slow eater or
mot. If yoa can get throagb by sundown you'll
be in time for the next train.' was the answer.
Another passenger anxioasly inquired for the
condition of the Washington and Ohio railroad.
Mying that he had a wife on the line and
wasted to see her. He was told that he had
hat little chanoe to go oat to-day, bat, perhaps,
ah* coold com* in ou Monday.
DAMAOE OX THE A. AXD T. BOAD.
The storm played great havoc on th* road
between Alexandria and Quantico, and many
washout* and landslide* are reported. All
!r"'?s??bn'lnJ south are held up until the dara
llr of til rP,Pft,red; Superintendent McKee
ver. of the Pennsylvania road, told a Stab
at ^daT thnt jt Wonld re*
? , Iea8t twenty-four houre to
repair the damages. A force of upwards of
Ave hundred men hare been dispatched to the
badsections along the road.
.he western trains on thePennsylrsnla road,
i, . Harrisburg. are running regularly.
Bailroad men all agroe that the storm has
done more damage than any previous one of
whwh they have any knowledge.
SoCTHERN TELEGRAPH LINES DOWN.
All telegraph communication south of Alex
andria is interrupted, and it ia difficult to re
ceive definite information.
THB BALTIlfoBB AND OHIO.
The great storm was kind to the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, locally speaking. The Wash
ington branch is all right and trains between
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York are run
ning regularly Along the Washington branch
rtLMfZ??- '? 'mall streams have
developed into rivers, and all ground is flooded.
washocts oh thb metropolitan branch.
The Metropolitan branch did not fare as well,
and a number of washout* and land slides have
been reported. A largo force of workmen are
strong all along the line repairing the damage
as rapidly us possible. ^
BOCK cubib bbidob safe.
t. The,Bock Creek bridge is reported safe, al
though at one time it was feared it would be
swept away. The main liae of the road has
Judes^ATth^^r frdn? ? wa"houts and land
J telegraphic communication is
road .nff L,7 - Jhe V??ley branch of the
t^ine M^0ther P0rti0n of
tne line. It is badly washed, and there are a
great many land slides reported. It wifl be
resumed" r * btlore travul caa be
THE WORST Of ITS bind.
Superintendent Alvey, in speaking of the
storm this morning, said that it was the worst
of its fcuid he ever knew. Locally speaking,
hf. fought his road had been very
CKy, as all trains were running on good aver
thpii'f16* M t,mt Wtr* not running
their fast express trains exactly on time, as
they did not tliink it best. All "stranded pas
sengers have been cared for and their tickets
bi r^n00'^ k ! " exPected th?t uU travel will
be resumed by to-morrow morning.
nioht scenes at the bailroad stations.
All last evening far into the night passengers
for various points on the different railroads
crowded together at the stations waiting for a
chance to get away. Beports of accidents
wash-outs and the sweeping awnv of bridges
nnmerous and created anVthing but a
comfortable feeling among the crowd. Trains
which were to have left at a stated time were
missing, and a great many clerks, who for the
of ?h? ''k v. B1a^? UP the population
No- ? rre ,rft' nnable t0 awnv.
anJ *hen ? tram would start, preceded by
f?gaD?i!)l J?*? feelln8 for wash-outs, but as
i* *8 ? Metropolitan branch was concerned
none went farther than the Bock creek bridtre.
thA jaS considered unsafe, and
the railroad people did not think it
on the** iutakB risks. The trains
on the Washington branch were delaved
some time by the breaking of one end of a
cuhert near Baltimore. Suburban trains ou
t !.v .?if,T",llu rcnd didn't attempt to go
farther than Alexandria, as beyond that point
traveling was extremely dangerous, so the gov
ernment clerk* living beyond that point passed
the night in Washington. ^
Kxciting .Scenes In Georgetown.
As early as yesterday afternoon precautions
were being taken by the merchants and others
along the river front at Georgetown to protect
their property, and men were at work in the
storm all night, but for such places of business
as the lumber yards and coal wharves the rise
in the river was too rapid to give time for
moving the stock to safer places.
thirtt thousand dollars worth or coal gone.
Mr. II. C. Winship is without doubt the heav
iest loser by the freshet He places his loss at
fully 530.000 by the sweeping awav of several
thousand tons of coal, to say nothing of the
irf" Th's'ow is confined to
t ie co.?l which was piled upon hi* wharf. Ho
cf*? coal coined to him on
? "d ? "" UU
Along the river front, from the new bridge to
Rock creek, the scene was one of decided ani
mation and bustle this morning. Boats and
wagons were brought into service by merchants
to remove goods from the fast rising l'otomac
In the neighborhood of the flour mills balei
upon bales of hay were piled upon the north
side of K street, while barrels of flour were
being constantly roiled to dryer places. The
cellars of all the stores and warehouses alouK
Water street and its vicinity
SAVING THE CLUB BOATS.
A center of attraction for a large crowd was
the Columbia Athletic club's boat-house, in
which there was at 10 o'clock this morning
about four feet of water at the door leading
into the house. Janitor Bremmer, with a force
of assistants, was waist deep in the water care
fully removing the boats, and before noon
about htty had been made safe. On each side
of 32d street for a good way up, and on
many vacant lots in the vicinity
th? boats were taken and guarded
tester day the club received in its house a new
four-oared gig, costing several hundred dollars
and at one time it appeared as though it would
bo a wreck, but it was removed without beiri"
damaged. From the flooded boat houses on
each side of the Columbia house the boats were
being rowed to the streets.
bexovixo ixocr and ice.
In the storehouse of the New York steamship
company yesterday were several hundred bar
rels of flour to be shipped in a day or two, the
property of Cropley A Ilerr, but Mr. Cropley,
fearing the result of the heavy rain, had then!
removed. In the same storehouse were about
li5 barrel^ of lime, which cannot be
removed. No damage is expected from it as
the water will carry the lime oil'. The scene
in the yards of the Independent ice company
was a lively one. Numerous wagons were
backed up to the great store house receiving
loads of ice and hurriedly removing it. That
program has been kept up the greater part of the
day. 1 he water in the yard* of the companv
was up to the body of the wagon. Men and
boys, skiffs, row-boats, and men in rubber
boots were busily kept engaged in saving logs
of wood from the wood yards on the wharves.
Ine water in the Potomac boat-house reached
almost to the top of the door frame. The boats
were removed before the water reached its
present height. 'Ihe stock of lumber in the
yards appeared to be all safe at noon, for pre
cautions were taken last night, but, concerning
the dressed lumber, some fears were expressed
audj the employes were kept busy ui placiuif
the same a story higher. 6
reaci2b>'<? the high-water mvrk or 1877.
Those who had been on K street since early
morning decked that the water was rising
at the rate of an inch every quarter of an
hour. This, together with the news that the
river at Harper's Ferry continues to rise, caused
many merchants along the wharves more
anxiety than they felt at first. This being no
they were nir>st of them of the opinion that
the freshet would equai that of 1x77. Orev's
dry dock, on the creek and canal, suffered
greatly. He wss certain that his tools and en
gine were rendered useless. It was found
necessary to remove the horses from the
stable of the Washington aqueduct, which has
heretofore been regarded as safe from any ris.
in ltock creek.
'1 he schooner Coast Survey broke its moor
ings off the point of Analoston Island.
? ashington Canoe boat-house and the
Sharpshin Jishingboat and club house, oppo
site Georgetown, are receiving telling strains
upon their moorings, and some fears are ex
pressed as to their safety.
JrkVW|fr-w,?r mark of 1877 nP?n the
Of W heatiey Bros', was, at 8:30 o'clock this
morning, but two feet above the water.
?'elock ??-uigbt high tide' Is due,
fee^t ti Ihougir h'gh WBt?r " 1#Ml tWO
THB K-srREET BBIDOB DAXAOBO.
The flood in Bock creek caused throe canal
boats to break loose from their moorings and
dash against the K-street bridge with such
force as to render the bridge unsafe for travel.
mor.nu,g barricades were up. The
boats received better treatment, for ther were
badly stoven in. Ihe hand rail of the bridge
was tainted as though it was but mere wire.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Yesterday afternoon, during the heaviest
rain, the wall of house No. 1234 28th street oc
cupwd by J. D. Angels, of engine company'No.
his life'.11* ADgeU Mrro"1T escaped with
Flood and Fires.
At about 9 o'clock last night fire added its
terrors to those of the flood, th? former being
caused by th? latter. Ths steadily rising
Potomac crept into the lime kilns and ware
houses of Oodey at 27th and K streets, and
Johnson A Libbey, on 2<Jth street. Ths damage
caused by the fire was trifling, but the water
did destruction to the amount of 95,000 at
ICuvUMssd onjyih
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Jum Weddings la High Life?Personal
Mention.
Dr. and Mrs. Pope hare oat invitations for
another of their delightful muaicales to-night.
Mrs. Henry Edwardes, wife of the first secre
tary of the British legation, who has been
spending the past winter with her parents in
Belgruve square. London, will arrive in New
York shortly with her children. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwardes will spend the rammer at Beverly,
Mum., where Mr. Edwardes has taken a house, j
and the autumn at Lenox, returning here in
October to spend the winter.
Mr. Theodore Houston, the French minister,
has gone to Pensacola to visit his brother, who
is an officer on board a French man-of-war now
lying in that port.
Senor Loredo, secretary of the Peruvian le
gation. who has been absent In Paris for some
I months, has returned to the city.
; Mrs. Beall will entertain the members of the
Excelsior literary club at her home on Monday
night
The projected garden parties of Prof, and
Mrs. Alexander G. Bell and of Mr. Bichard
Smith for yesterday were postponed on ao
count of the weather.
Senor Pedroso, attach4 of the Spanish lega
tion, accompanied by hi* wife, who has been
in delicate health, will sail for Europe in July.
Trof. and Mrs. Cabell entertained the Shake
eperian class last evening in the drawing-rooms
of Norwood institute. The class rendered a
program composed of recitations and a scene
from Shakespeare, closing with the presen
tation of a burlesque, "The Women of Shakes
peare." The entertainment will be repeated
this evening.
June will witness the marriage of a number of
Prominent Washingtonians. Next week, on
hursday, Mr. Justice Gray, of the Supreme
Court, will be married to Miss Jeannie Mat
thews. eldest daughter of the late Justice Bt.in
le> Matthews. This is like the marriage of the
bride's sister with the nephew of Justice Har
lan, that took place a year ago, a distinctively
Supreme Court match. Justice Gray formed
an attachment for Miss Matthews during the
visits he paid to the late Stanley Mat
thews last winter while he was ill.
The wedding will take place at the residence
of the late Justice Matthewst corner of Con
necticut avenue and N street, and, as the fam
ily is in mourning, the ceremony will be
strictly private. Justice Gray and his bride
will sail for Europe early in the next week, and
ou their return will occupy his new house on I
street, corner of 16th. that was said at the time
of its construction to have been built to accom
modate his library. It is upon the Bite of the
house in which Mrs. Senator Voorhces died a
f?w years ago.
Miss Anne Waggaman, daughter of Mr.
Thomas Waggaman. and Mr. II. E. Ivei, of
New York and member of the state senate, will
be wedded in Trinity church, Georgetown, at
11 o'clock on Wednesday morning. June 6.
The ceremony will be performed by the cardi
nal. Mr. Ives will oe attended by Mayor
Grant, of New York city, who will act as best
man on that occasion, and the bride, in trailing
robes of white silk and flowing veil of tulle,
will have with her a bevy of white-robed brides
maids. Mrs. Thomas Waggaman, who is step
mother to the bride, will be spendidly attired
in pink silk. The ushers will all be from
New York. The father of the bride will give
her hand in marriage. After a week's tour
through New York state the bridal couple will
sail for Europe. The bride is an heiress of
many thousands from her own mother's fam
ily.
Everybody in iociety is interested in the
marriage of ex-Secretary Bayard and Miss
(Jlvmer. which takes place on Wednesday, June
la! in St. John's church, as both are so well
and long and favorably known here. Holding
fast always their personal dignity, they are
ever gentle, cordial and kindly with all that are
brought into contact with them. It is told of the
courtship of Mr. Bayard and Miss Clymer that
they were attracted to each other in the conrse
of a few drives they took together, returning
home from receptions, when the Secretary of
State tendered his escort to the young lady.
Mr. IJayard has still a political prominence in
national, as woll as state affairs, tnat may again
bring him to the foro front in official life. It is
one of the possibilities that he may reside with
his bride in Washington during the official
seasons, keeping the house in Wilmington open
for family parties. Miss Clymer is also an
heiress.
The wedding of Miss Evelina Heap and Lieut.
Gleaves. of the navy, will follow that of ex
Secretary Bayard at St. John's on next Wed
nesday week. Owing to tho recent death of
the bride's sister, Mrs. Nicholson, this will also
be it quiet ceremonial.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mamie
G. O'Reillv and Mr. Charles J. Donnelly, at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception next
Wednesday.
Miss Ida M. Phillips gave a pleasant party to
a number of friends Thursday night at her
home, Long Meadows. The large parlors were
handsomely decorated with fl.igs and flowers.
Among the guests were a number of ladies and
gentlemen from Baltimore.
Mr. R. Goldschmid's family failed to sail for
Europe on the 2<Jth of Slay on account of the
severe siokness of Mrs. Ooldsehmid. Her physi
cians hope that her health will permit her to
sail on the 2Cth of the present month.
Mrs. Jno. 8. Bradford, with her family, will
sail for Europe the latter part of June. Al
though she has leased her N-street house the
family will remain there while completing their
arrangements for a long visit abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassius H. Clay have decided to
remain in this city, Mr. Clav having declined
the appointment offered to nim in New York
city.
Mrs. Gurdon H. Wilcox and daughter will
leave for their summer cottage on Lake On
tario, west of Rochester, N. Y., on Monday
next, and bo absent until October.
Bev. William Alvin Bartlett, D. D., will
spend the summer in Europe, following his
usual custom, and Mrs. Bartlett and their
young son will be at her father's home at New
York Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Warner will spend the
summer at their country place at Briglitwood
on the 7th-strcctroad.
Miss Sadie Clephane baa returned to the
city, after spending several weeks with friends
in Germantown and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Smith and daughter May left
yesterday for Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Perrine arrived in Buffalo on
Tuesday, three days before they were expected,
and have been keeping quiet ever since. They
went as far as Nebraska on their wedding trip.
They have gone to housekeeping in Mr. Per
rine s comfortable littlo home.
CoL Robert Boyd and family irill leave to
morrow for Asbury Park, N. J., to remain un
til October. He has leased the beautiful "Cur
tis Mvers cottage." on third avenne, near the
ocean. Mrs. George W. Evans and Mrs. Wm.
H. McEnight, with their families, will Join
their parents later in June to remain during
the heated term.
Mr. D. Sinclair, editor ?f the Winona, Minn..
Republican, and his daughter Fannie, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. JohnT. Heck, sailed
for Europe this morning from New York. Mr.
Sinclair goes abroad in search of health and
recreation.
The ladies in the White House have had a
quiet week, like that enjoyed by the majority
of Washingtonians. Mrs. Harrison, Dr. John
Scott, Mrs. Lord, Mr. and Mrs. McKee, and
Mrs. K. M. G- Brown, who is the guest of the
house, attended the Decoration Day services ae
Arlington on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. McKe
wiil leave the city together on Monday for In
dianapolis, where they go to make the final
preparations for spending the summer at Deer
Park. Ihey will take possession of the cottage
there late In the week, and Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Lord will join them when all things aro
ready.
Mrs. and Miss Halford, the wife and daugh
ter oI Secretary Halford, are en route for this
city from Indianapolis, and are storm-stayed
between here and Pittsburg. Mr. Halford nas
not heard from them since last uight, when
they left Pittsburg.
Baby McKee was christened in the blue room
Sistordav afternoon after the cabinet meeting.
r. Scott, the child's great grandfather, per
formed the ceremony. The baby was called
Mary, after its mother, with the addition of
; l odge, a family name. Tho members of the
household and several cabinet officers were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mosher removed to
day from 5 B street northwest, to the Milton
flats.
Mrs. MoSherry, accompanied by Miss Arm
strong. leave this afternoon for * sojourn in
Virginia.
No Inquest.
In the mm of Loin Warren, the colored
woman who was killed by a train on the Met
ropolitan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad near Kcklngton Thursday afternoon,
Corooer Patterson deemed an inaueet unneces
sary and gave a certificate of accidental death.
The body wm turned over to relatives for
burial.
WANTED?HELP.
ANTED - SELECT WHITE AND COLORED
limnilrwe^a. <**>kjk houseworkera. matda, butlera,
" Uo*.
W ...
kr. Help for Philadelphia: aleo for foreign legal
Half f?M everr s*tuwi?y daring irnnimi to ill who
0*11 early BCKN HAM'S, 810 9th *1 BW. ?l-6f
VV AKTED-WOME* OOOK8, no TO t40. CHA.ll
vv bermaid*. nureeaand laundrefiaee.in ntyaraway;
Tiitrn, drivers or (*1-111 hand*: colored men eooka,
8AM'LA. COOMBE. 980 Fai. n w. Jal-of
WANTED?Mf.N AND WOMEN COOES. 910 TO
V " t<5. Cham harm *ld*.La tin <ln?*ee. DrlTf*. White
Bh.rt Tmnere, Gardener*. Farm and Dairy Men. Help
1. all kinda. DICE'S Aweary. 013 7th ?t. n. w. Jel-6t*
WANTED?SERVANTS. COOE8, LADNDiiEh8E8."
11 w.iter*. Poaitione of all kinds tilled, ruomi
rented and rant* collected. Tall ua what yoa want
an 1 we will help yon. EUREKA EMPLOYMENT
AutNCI, 010 fitn.*. Jel-3f
W ANTED- WHITK HEAD HOTEL COO* AND
" 1 aecoad for thi? city; baler and pastry cook; 4
women, asaist In bake shop; 10 whlta lauiidreesee. 6
ehirt and ooilar iruuera. colored aerond hotel 000k. 4
kitchen men, 0 bellmen, 4 colored women on meat,
vegetabiee aud pastry cooking. mnat be experienced,
for raaorta at Aaburv Park, Penna. and mountain*.
If DICE S AGENCY. 613 7th at. n.w.
w
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\v ANTED?QIIIL TO DO GENERAL HOCSE
>1 work. CalioraddreeeMr*. i. It MATTEKM, 10
D at. a. e. Jel-3f
WASTED-A DRUG CLERK WITH TWO OB
* 1 three year*' experience, to draw *oda. HUFF'S
MALT, Star office. If
W A N r E D-l MM EDI AT E EY, AN EXPERIENCED
1" nurse for two youug children to go away for the
auiumer. reference* required. 1845 U at u w. jel-Vt*
ANTED?DRESSMAEER, 8010 H ST. N. ?
Cull between 10and 11. Jel-','t*
ANTED-A GOOD BOOKKEEPER. CALL WITH
reference. T. W. GRIMEi, 10-5 Conn. ava. n.w.*
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
11 work; muat have oity reference. Apply Monday
at 1325 <J at. n. w. lt*^
ANTED-WHITE GIRL FOB GENERAL
tun
f
\\ houeework; no waahiug; good wage*. Inquire
7U8 1 th ?t. n. w It*
ANTED?HELP?SEVERAL CHAMBERMAIDS
for Long branch; housrworker* lor city, and Ho
tter men to bunulo horses. Application* prepared for
Government position*?Clerk*. Copyist*. CITY IN
TELLIGENCE OFFICE. 711 G st. n.w. Jel-?f
ANTED?EXPERIENCED WAIST AND SKIRT
hands, at 532 12th at. n.w. Jal-St*
WANTKD^N-AMBllTOCS GENTLEMAN FOB
a i-oaitlon of truat; muat come wull recommend
ed; *alar> ilfi weekly. incrwaard accordingly. Apply
Moiulay. 10 a.m. TIIUEE k CO , 430 7th n.w. ft*
J ANTED?WHITE DRIVER FOR DELIVERY
wagon, Apply, after 0 p. m? 414 bthat. n.
Jel-3t
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\KT ANTED?EXPERIENCED SLEEVE TRIMMERS
' ? 011 fine work in our DresauiakiUir Department.
Only first-clues workers need apply to Mr. BROOKS,
Supt. Woodward A Lothrop. It
ANTED?A GERMAN GIRL IN FAMILY OF~3~;
110 wsshing. Call 218 1 at. n.w. It*
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WANTED?AGENTS. MALE OR FEMALE; GOOD
11 t>ay?The Capital City Benefit Society, controlled
by tax-payer* of Washington, pays sick, accident and
death benefits. office 4o? Ea. are., opp. City Hall,
room* 11 and 12. )el-3t*
W A N T ED? A_WT11T r. QIRlTrbh HOUSEWORK
11 aud to assist in the care oi children. muat atay at
nljcht*;^reference* required. Apply 1843 8th at. n.w.
W"ANTED-AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE AOENT TO
cauvxaa for a quick-*eihuK, popular article.
Muu familiar with gas fixtures preferred. Liberal
fc-rm* to the right party. Apply from 10 to 2 o'clock.
1 HE WASHINGTON FAIRY LIGHT CO., 1603 Pa.
ave., room 5. It*
WANTED -AGENTS - BOTH GENERAL AND
11 canva-ning, ou the new, reviaed and Imperial
edition of /(U'a kncycio|>e<lia in live th1u.uo*. lual ia
aucd. Sold for cash, or ou uaay instalment*, tor lib
eral term* *ud territory addrea* T. LLWuOD /ELL.
Pub., 1'htladelphla. Je i -.it
VV AN TF.D?BOY, WHITE. APPLY, WITH RKFKlT
tt euce*, alter 5 o'clock p.m.. at SPALDING'S
AGENCY, 1013 Pa. ave. n.w. tuy31-2t*
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TYPE-WRITER
aaleamau f uo other need apply) to introduce the
Smith Premier,'' the moat wonderful invention of
the aire, reference* required. HENRY A. CLARKE U
SON, 935 t at, n w. m> 31-3t*
VV ANTED?A GIRL TO W ASH. IRON AND DO
11 Kfiieial houaework; only t!io*e with best of reler
ence need apply to S. W. AtOENSl ElN, 817 7th at.
n.w. my31-^f
VVANTED^STRONG, INTELLIGENT BOY, 17
11 or 18 yeara of a*re. to *otk iu atore and ware
room; aalary *3 per week. Addrea* STRONG BOY.
Star office. my3I-2t*
VV AN TED-AT THE ARLINGTON HOTEL, A
11 white woman a* ecrubbcr. Apply to Hoi HE
KEEPER. tny31-5Jt*
W AN TED?AT ONCE-A SERVANT TO COOK
11 and flo general work lor family of three- must
Atay at nitfht: waahing put out. Briny beat of reier
ence and apply at 18 Iowa circlu. m)'31-3t*
WANTED-bY AN ARM Y* OFFICER, A SCOTCH
11 or (rarmau cook ai.d trenerui house aervant; luuxt
be well i-ecouimeu<led, rood home to iitflit pcraoii. Call
at 33lo 1' at., Geoiyetowm my31-^t*
WASTED - WillTE NURSES AT THE CHIL
" dten'a Hospltid, 12th and W at*, n.w. Apply
immediately. ni)'31-2w
WANTED-WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL
" huusrwork; 111 u;>t atay uurliisand unencumbered.
Apply with reference* to 133T loth at.n.w. my31-3i*
\y AN TED-TW O YOl NG~MEN AT SODA CGDN
11 ter, ihoae with gome experience preferred. Ad
dreas C. H., alar office. inh3I-3t
\Vr ANTED-A SETTLED W HITE MAN TO WORK
TT on afasm near thi* <Jty, wno undentand* milk
in* aud care of horses anil carriage*, bend addrej*uud
tcrma to Rox 100, St?r office. my31-3t
WA N T ED-AGOOD CwKAND LAUNDRESS TO
11 tr%north. Call at 2025 Hillyer Place, near 21st
*t, alter 0 o'clock. iny30-3t*
VV ANTED?A COLORED W OMAN TO COOK,
11 wash andiron lor a amall family. Muatbeauovi
cook; stay at nurht. Apply, with reterence*. at 1333
Maliatb Place u w. tny3Ur3t*
W~ AN 1 ED^Ta CAPABLE AND EFFICIENT MAN
to act a* salesman aud book-keeper. M aire*, <.">0
j"-r mo.; must have aood relereuce* from laat em
ployer. Address Roi 110. Star office. iny3(>-3t*
WANrtD-GOOD INSURANCE MEN. W1IXPAY
TV sulary or comiuiaaion. Apply to a.A8TERDAY &
HALL E.MAN, 008 F ?t. n.w.^ niy30-3f
VV AN TED-A COLOltED WOMAN TO COOK^
11 wash and Iron. Apply at 1022 loth at. n.w.
my30-3f
\VrANTED - A REGISTERED PHARMACIST
11 best of reference*. Addrea* 10LC, star office.
n.y2b-3t
W ANTED-A OOMPE'l ENT Cdl.oKED MAN.
liceuaedengineer. J. MAURY DOVE, ~'l?t aud I
etreeu. iuy21t-.lt*
W ANTED-A COMPETENT COOK FOR SMALL
11 fauill) lu the country ; Koodwatfe* and a i>eriua
Xient home to a satisfactory party; a middle-a^od per
son prulerred. Call from 0 to 10 and 3 to 4 o'clock.
GOLDMROUOUGH BUol'lll.Us A CO..
my29-3t lo03 1'euna. ave.
WANTED?CAPABIE SALESMAN TO lN'iiiO
t T duce our g >ods, energetic man can build up piof
itable and permanent business for himself. Apriy,
with relerencea, to ROUACHEB'S DlalNFECi AN 1
C'J.. Rochester. N. Y. my2t*-4t
WANTLD-MANAGER, ON SALARY (2,000 PER
year, to open branch office in your locality. bual
lie** purely mercantile; one that will inspire you with
?1 ' ' ..... . uo can.
SJ1EP
I ride, pleoaure. and profit, trade eolabllahed, no cai
vacaina-or 1 edd.iuif. a rare opportunity. J E. SHEl
AUD. 26 and 27 W. 5th St., Cincinnati, Ohio. iuy24
WJ
\v
ANTED-A capable law clerk, apply
bet. J* and 9 a. m, 1010 K sEn.w. my23-2w*
iT AN TED?LEABN Eh s FOR FBOF. GHBI
1 S Elf 3 New International lailor hyaiem ol Dress
aud Garment Cutting with inch rule and tai>? measure
aioue.no scales, and the oiijy system used tiiat i*
l.aaed upon scitntific tailor principle*. Sy*tem ta'uht
by Mine. b. J. Air.naEU, 1303 H st.n.w. my 16-lm*
VL' A VIED?AGENTS FOR OUR NEW PATENT
11 lire-Proof bsles; *ize* 28*18x18; weutit 600
lb*., retail price *3o, other* ui proportion. Hi^Ueet
award (sliver medal) Centennial Exposition 1888.
Rare chance; permanent buaineu. Our price* loweat.
We are uot iu the sale pool. Excluaive lain lory
irtveii. ALl'INE SAiE CO.. UUicuiiiaU, O.
_ *pt)-?kw-34t
WANTED?INTELLIGENT MAN LOCATEDOCT
side Waahlnifton, to repie?ent In hi* locality a
responsible house, oood salary. Reference* exacted
audifiveu. OLi'l. M'i-'u UutSE, Lock Box 1010 N.
Y. my 9-th. *4 w
VV ANTED ? SALARY ? EXPERIENCE NOT HE
11 quired; expanses paid, men wanted to sell Nur
sery stock (f "aranted true to name. A pply.statinir ajre.
to W. L. McKAY', Box 0, Geneva, N. k. my21-tn,s-0t
WAN 1 ED ?75 To $250~A MOMTS CAN BE
ll made working for us. Atreut* preferred wno can
furnish a horse und ifive their whole time to the bual
iiea*. hpare momenta may be profitably employed
alio. A tew vacancies in town* aud citle*. R. F.
JUil.N'SON \ CO., 1009 Main St., Kn-hmoud, Va.
N. R.?Pleaae state aga aud buaiueaa experience.
Never mind about lending (tamp fo- reply. B.P.J.
A Ou. ap0,m4jul,j}i;.au3,ae7
WANTED - DUNDOBE'S EMPLOYMENT Bu
reau, conducted by ladle*, men aud wemea,
white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, tor
Diatrlct and aialos, with reierencea. 717 M at. n.w.
my 11-1 in*
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
VV ANTED-I'OSITIONS FOR COOKS, WAITERS,
ll housekeepers,valeu, nunc*, drivers, companion*,
mahla, seamatreaaea, aud others; cities, country, and
resort* lSaturday* d<uiufr *nmmer hall fee* ou order*
left early). BURN UAX^S. U10 Wth *t.n.w. >el-0t*_
Wasted-white boy 14 years wishes
employment with a respectable family; Is airood
milker aud willing to work. Addreaa HOME, 711
10th *t. n.e. It*
WANTED-GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKSi
Housemaids, Waitress. Nuraea, Lauudrea*, Coach
men, Butlers, W aiter* and general housework. 013 < th
St. n.w. Alito European Steamship agent. Jel-Ut*
W ANTED?BY A RESPECT ABLE COLORED
TT girl, with good refereucca, situation aa cliaiu
b-rmaid or wait*w*; neat and tidy. Call or ad-'
drees 470 Waahlugtou St., between 1 and h, 4th aud
6th sts. n.w. It*
Wanted-a young man, dbaughtsman,
having a thorough knowludire of Patent office
drawing, wishes employment with patent attorney or
an architect, best of relerence*. Address t.X.
Star office. Jel-3t*
WANTED-BY A YOUNG. EDUCATED FBENCH
If woman a place a* nurse to children or lady'*
maid, good plain sewer; good references. Address 1L
L P., Star office- It*
WANTED?BY HUU'ECTABlSTwhITE WOMAN,
tv situation aa houaekeeiK-r or companion to an in
valid. will care tor children and aew, excilient refer
ences from last employ er. Inquire 610 F st. n.w. It*
VV ANTED?BY RESPECTABLE W HITE GIRLTa
Tt place to wait on out lau),ura* uuiae lor cm.d;
best of reference given. Wtuuig to leave city. Ad
dre** W. L. M-,_Star office. lt'^
Wanted?bituations-by three young
colored women, thoroughly.expe; leneed in chain
berwork and nurslnv; place* to leave the ? ity fur sum
mer. Beet city reference furtuahed. Address LAUBA,
Star office. It*
ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
Place aa child'* nurse, wiluug to aasist with
chamber work s uo objection to leave city; beat of rej
e r?-nee*. Addreae for 3 day* M M. Y? stair office. It*
W ANTED - AT HEADyCARTERS - POSITIONS
Tv for cook*, c liainbermaid, waitreea, laundreee and
butlena.
W ANTED-A YOUNO MAN, A OOOD PENMAN,
VV itealrea a situation; willing to work) good rrier
ence*. Address ^ uRE, Star office. my31-2t
WASTED?BY A COLORED WOMAN, WHO IS A
willing worker, a good home with *ome white
family. Willing to leave the city. CaU at 4481
n. w. mral-Si
VP ANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL A PLACE At
tv nuree, willing to aaeist in chaaiberwork; good
Apply at 1EUW1 at n.w. ?y36-8f
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
\]pANTED?FREE?THE CITY INTELLIGENCE
v| office '-nl >n highly recommended Mrnau
ud clerical applioantaLltooma registered f re*.
arum wit applications for poaitl.'us pr*i?r.-d. rnf?r
?lllMil rMlu u dtiuud 711 G n.w. mys&-12t
\V AS TED-^mOlTAfTHOUSEKEEPEm WITH
" a widower or bar if lor by* miad.e-aged Oaaai
lady. who can furniah the beet of recomuendetiooa.
Apply at 913 4th ??. n.w. my;K>-at?
"WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS MrCHAMC. A
Tt situation a* can?iiter and atair-builder. vac
no object. Address T. K, Star offl.-e. uiy2?-3t
WANTED - AH EXPERIENCED SETTLED
white woman wishes a situation aa a nurse with
? lady leaving tha city; can furnish beat of rtftttm*
Addreae JULIA. Staroffloe- myW-??
WASTED - BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH
V T couple a place to look after proi?rty or take care
of houee for aummer. aud make themselves uaeiul;
can give ?>od reference*. Address W. A., 60 G st. aw.
n.j20-3t*
w
r AN TED?A YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MU
aical education desires a position aa governess
where study of mu?ic may be made a apecialty:
higbast referenoee exchanged. Addreea A. B. I -,
Btar Office. mr-'112t*
~W ANTED?IIOU SES.
WANTED-rOR A CASH CU8TOMER. A H0C8B
" In the southwest ;will pay from ?3.900 to 4o.CH>0.
)el-3t DAVlD D. SToNE, &00 F (t. n.w.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND W1TE. WITH
11 no children, a email furnished house, or two
pleeesnt communicstiug furuiahed Rooin-i.with (rood
board, in tha northwest, permanent if auit a, refereu
cee exchanged. Addruaa. staling tarma and locality.
L M . btar office. It
WANTED?A LADY. WITH DAUGHTER OF
thirteen, desires care of ftirnuhed house for aum
mer; referenoaa riven. Xu C.t f 02 A at. O.e. )al-3t*
mNTED?SINGLE~ GENTLEM AN (TREASURY
erkjand Ida mother desire care of huuaa during
aummer. Address 1. i 08, Star offioe. It*
"V\T ANTED?TO BUY VhoUSE OF NOT LESS
11 than seven rooms and bath, in northwest pre
ferred. Address 11. N. O., Star office. It*
WANTED-BY AS OFFICER. WIFE AND
11 daughter to take care of a furuiahed house durrig
the summer months; bast of reierances given. Ad
dress A1111Y. Sut office. J? 1 -lit*
\\TANTED?TO PURCHASE A BRirK HOUSE
11 with m. 1., weat of 0th and north of E sts_ n. w.,
for cash at about t3,f>00. Addrr-s with yartic ulara,
DORSEY ULAuETl. lOll N st u w. ir_
WANTED-WILL BUY. FOR CASH. IMMEDI
11 ately, house with (rood lot in northwest or ou
Capitol Hill; give exact location and rent of property;
Biust be a barvain. Box 1, star office. Jel-3t
YVT ANTED?A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
' 1 the mimtner by young couple with best refer
ences ; no children. Address P. O. Box 397. lt?
w
ANTED?TO RENT A HOC8E FROM ONE TO
five years of 10 to 16 rooms, bet 12th and 15th
*ts.. and K and F sts.; Be; temU-r 1. rent moderate;
new house preferred; best of reference. Adureea, for
three d*\ a, W. H. N , Star office. Jel-2t*
"wanTED-FOB CASH, OOOD 7 OR 8-ROOM
11 House, good location, alley in rear f r stable,
wster, sewer, northeast or southeast preferred. Statu
location auu price Communication* confidential.
Aduress Box 110, Star office. my31-3t*__
W ANTl b-lMMLDlATELY, "0 OR 30 U1LES
11 from city.a small Houae for eummerorfewrooms,
near mountains preferred: convenient to TillMre aud
station. Address MK8. B., 634 L st. n w, my31 at'
VVANTBD^fO^URCHASE, FROM OWNER, A
1* small house, price about t-,2o0. Addreae HaI.F
CASH, SUr office. my31-gt?
WANTED?ROOMS.
WANTED-BY OENTLfcMAN AND WIFE (NO
il childreni care furnished room* or house in n.w.
for season. responsibility and aatinfaction truarante< d;
no rent or nominal, not exoeutUng (10. Address
EASTERN, Star offloa. It*
WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN ASEO
t? ond-Htory front room with bay-window; aouthern
exposure, bet. k and K and 13th and lttth sta , board
I preferred. Address, statin* tarma, S. S. W., Star
office. my31-2t*
\y
ANTED-YOUNO GENTLEMAN ATTENDING
. . law cullwro and in the Interior Department, de
sires rooms aud board with retined. well-to-do private
family tor h mself aud sister, who will alto attend
school. A'Ideas J. V. W., Star oftioe. mydl-~t*
WANTED?BOARD.
"WANTED-fiUMM 1 R BOAltDFOR TWO ADULTS,
vv child aud nurse, in suburb* of olty or Georgetown
Heiirhts. accessible by * true t car*. Addrenn Box 137,
btar office. mjr31-3t*
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
.TANTED-liAR-ROOM COUNTER AND Fix
tures Addres* W. W.. Star office. It*
WANTED-H.BALM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
V1 once* tor second-hand Furniture. Carpets and
Feathera. Entire Houaeuolda a *pacialty. Address
210 7th *t. ?.w. j?l
AV*ANTED ? HORSES TO PASTTHtE; 60o. PER
\T week. J. W. GIBBS.
Jel-ct* Mt. Vernon. Va.
W ANTED-FROM 5 TO 10 ACRES, EITHER IM
vv proved or uuimi>roved, close to city, on lice of
railrowi. Address Y. O.. Star offi- o. Jel-3t*
WANT ED?TO_BU Y FOR CASH. SAFETY BICY*
vv cle; must tie in (rood condition and low in pric*
Address Box 106, Star office. my31-2t*
WAN! KD-TO lttNT LIVERY 8TABLE OF 20
to ~ > stallx- will buy stock of fcsme if suitable.
Address 1.1 VERY, SUr office, statin* rent of stable
and value of stock. my31-at*
VV ANTED- DRE8S CUTTING MADE EAsY.
v v Madame W aahiutrton's "Hresa Cutlimc Si-ale," Ju*t
pateuted, euables evury one to laarn to cut ail kind* of
Kariueute readily and accurately. Tha system will be
taught, and the scale and a measure book furnished
ior 46. Pervous learning tlii* system are unmediately
placed in a tosition to tirn good watfe*. Ready cut
and baati d linings (fuarauteed tout. 12-3 F St. n. w.
iny20-Ui*
\V AN T ?I>?PAULC'R FURMTLEE UPHOL
II atered; Mattresses made over; work done in*
neat and subitautial manner; slip covers cut and
made :|?rfect tit guaranteed. 0. N ELSON, 1223 G n. w.
iuyti-4 ?* *
"WANTED?HORSES TO PASTURE AT $5 FEE
vT month, (rraln teed extra: personal attention.
Order box Price'* stable. ^11 6th n.w.- farm 7th-st.
road, eight mile* from city. O. H. P. CLA1.K, SIiku,
Ud. my26-lm*
\V ANTED?HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FL'R
vv iture of every description. Also Stoi? Fixture*
and Stock* of Mcrchandisa. Address, CARLTON. 636
K st. n.w. m>'-'4-lm
W ANTED?TO BUY?GOOD SECOND-HANDOEN
11 tlemen's Clothes, <?uns, Piatols, tc., for which
highest cash price is paid Call or send postal to
mylT-lm* A^EIZNAR. 1301 11th *t.M.
WANTEII-SMOEE PoR'l L'UNDO & CO.'8 CI
Vv gare; Carolina aud Concha Floresia, no each;
Margarita l.ondre and Zarzuelus, 10c. each. JOSEPH
A1. PoRTl oM'O k CO.. Philadelphia. mylo-lm_
\V ANTED ? TYPEWRITING, TYPEWRITING?
v v neat work; eyntactioal ac< uracy, low rate*. F- 8.
ARNOLD, Stenographer and Typewriter, 36 St. Cloud
Building. myl3-lm*
\\TANTED?TRY fCRIBNER. BEST BUTTE1UNE.
TV 20c. pound, cooking, 15o. t\ arranted not to get
strong (like butter) for on* mouth, or money re
funded. Try Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer, and
goe* further than Hog's Lard >1 <r viIt cmy (n ttif
Otnltr ii.irktt at (tails 32S, 329, 330, middle of fiah
aisle. Open daily. WM. C. SCRIBNER. iny0-6m
WANTED?LADIES TRY "ORANGE BLOSSOM."
a sure cure for female diseases; also Dr. McGili't
"Blood Purifier" cure* malaria; 100 doae* 41:samples
free. Mrs. F. A. BAILEY, sole agent, 317 L at. n.e.
ja0-*kw-6m*
WANTED?HORSES TO PASTURE ABOUT 10
miles below city on Potomac river, near Mount
Vernon; clover and blue grata: plenty of shade and
?pring water: (table day or night; charges moderate.
Inuutre at Excelsior Dairy, 1767 Pennsylvania ave.
n.w. O. BAKER. uiyl8-a4t*
VXTANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
v v Henovating Works: Feather* Renovated, Mat
tresses Made Over, 1 urnlture steamed, and Moths Da
(troved F H.YOL NGS.1402 Pa.av..lelepholia iOua-2.
apll-7m
\vANTED?GOOD BECOND-HAND CLOTHING,
M gun*, ravolver*, old gold and silver, for which
bigheat cash price* will be paid. Call LASEEY'S
Louu Office. 201 l'enn. ave.. corner 2d st. n. w. my2o
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-MAY 31. 1K80.A ST. BERNARD DOG. AT
swers to the name of Rip; a lil>eral reward will be
given if returned to F.W. Urenfell, veteruiary surg'-m,
417 14th ?treet nw. 3t*
L"~08T-BET. BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT
and Georgetown, 428 in paper money, in * roll;
buital>le reward tor Its return to 1730 HikIi St..
Georgetown. J*l-2t*
OST?MAY 30TH. SMALL BLACK AND TAN
terrier gyp, wh-te ?i>oi ou breaat: auswers to name
Daisy; liberal reward 11 returned to 1710 Panna. ave.
n.w. jel-2f
LOST-FRIDAY. AN ONYX AND GOLD LOCKET,
contalnlug two rhotograpli*. Suitable reward J
r. turned to BREM A.NO'tt It*
Rook lost-a book, called "the buckeye
Abroad." by Hou. S. 8. Cox. 1 will give *2.50 lor
it* return, or one like it, to the btar office, aud no
question* asked. jal-2t*_
Lost-finder of two satchels on mor
g*n's float, upper Potomac, Thursday, please re
turn to 221 12th *t. s.w. and receive $5 reward. No
questions asked. J t*^
IXJUND?A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY7
' owner can have same by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. 44 G st. n.w. It*
Lost-may-jiTbetween corTsi'h and "m
and 1.M0 0th sta. u.w., one Crayon Portrait; art
lst *igu*ture, "8. H. L. May, '80;'' rolled lu copy of
NewYork liiue*. Reward. Leave At 004 M st. u.w
my31-2t*
L
Strayed into the grounds of the insti
tutlon for the Deaf, Kendall Green, a sheep. The
owner can have the aame by proving property and
paying charge*. my 3l-2t*
?OST?TUESDAY EVENING. BETWEEN AULING
ton hotel and Tliouia* circle, small pearl slar
ahuped 1 aules pin; valued for its pleasant aasoclatioua.
Ten dollar* reward paid by JULIUS LANSBURGH,
my30-3t* 315Tih*t.
OSTEON TUESDAY, MAY ??. A GOLD LOCKKT
with dark cameo setting ou one aide, plain onyx
ou the other, containing two photo*. Liberal reward
it returned to 445 7th *1 n.w., oor. E. my30-3t*
BOARDING.
w t)iiQ P ST.. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ioUu ilrat-claaa t?>ard: location particnlArjr de
siraole for atiuimer; (treat cars within a few ate]* of
the door. _ )*1-Im
H.TEI KANICS WISHING NICELY-FURNISHED
A room* and excelh l.t table board can be accommo
dated 01 looming together for 44 a weak; ea<-h meal
to (Uit. Addrer? BOARD, Star office. Je 1 -3t*
OOMb AND BOARD AT SUMMER RATES; PRI
vatc bath. wine served at dinner without extra
charge. 1406 H St. n.w. Jel-3w*_
Board for one or two ladies or gen
tlatnen or man and wife; second atory front, large
so .dy gruuuus. tennis; hammocks, convenient to car
T/t5 Addreae 301 Delaware avw. me.
WjOfltmitft?OWE FURNISHED. ROOM WITH
13 ^?jar<L to accommodate two gentlemen, fto Mr
weak. ? J7 > at. n. w. jal-St
mtlEltUBUSir>*<N8YLVANIA AVE.. COR*KB
Cool, pleaaant rooms board at reasonable
rpHEELHMEBK. 1408 H ST.
^.^cUl mmmnrn. Two ,-mm
BBT
FOR RENT?ROOMS.
1X1H Kt NT?UNFURNISHED- 3 ROOMS. "N K 1>N
Ant, two on aecoud Boor newly p?i ered sn.l
paluted. In prlvsta family 01 two adults, :rfere cee
?xcRauged. 203? I it 11 w. ?l-3r
1" >m rent-a part\ or r <t k. ifMim1 >
rnJirrrd. cwn be iwiu.li .1, a:t r June 1
F
very low rates for summer. I n-on.s. ?r -?1
b>wd; reference# elf hanged. s< 1. st n.w li*
F*~ )i REXT-CHOICE ROOMS.- New VACANT.
elegantly furm?be<1 pl?aatlv l.vated. M I ly
Mr It to Mn T. R. Bi.oOK?. SO 1-^03 12th IL c w.
m-R* '
P)B RENT-fBONT BOOM. 2327 PENNSYl.VA
Ul? ?T? 11*
>>R RENT ?TO ONE OK TWO (.IMUMI V
_ eerond-etory lrtit Hoom. tr. comer Louim-. ??? n
window*. newly Mid bw^nilfuily f.iru^ us* f
bath. pnntc fsmil> . thorough bu ur comtorts. ref
imHin required. i-'n I" r ? lat June t.- 1 it
October Address Box 113. S ar c&o* It*
fOR KENT?A FLAT OF FIVE K?<V<SOVSS
1 ud auta hetl. 4ai L'Uiu..t i>(, M HOCUt
>1-61*
I^OR RENT?17?0 H ST N W . A sn ? >NT> ^TORV
suite of Kooms, (um board if mn
square<rtlof War and Navy det V Jel-3t*
IX)K KENT?IBoNT P'RLOR "COMBIN Al lOH
furniture. alao fine rv ni?. hurdi. - p ? tbf ilix>t
It* 8S& 5th it ii.w.
P_ )R RENT?1229 NEW Y'*!'.K AVE N ?, 3
room* ou 2d flooi, ui furnished or partly fur
nished aa d "sired, rooms ar- . -. and Ui it ,?1 on)<*r.
tuttb oijuit floorprivatef?uly. It*
IV1R RENT ?NEW I.Y E! I.NI9UED SOU1H
frunt rouiua kkI, quiet, c* ., ... n">s. summer
prices; private family, UK parlors.
It* ?0? H at. n.
1;?OR RENT-1433 L BT. N W? HANDSOMELY
tumi?bed ro-uist stngle or *u -u.u-. at euinmer
prices. Conveueut to oar* and herdn a, southern ci
piwure. Jel-3t*
1TOR KENT?1903 P BT K.W.-DH.KiHTFUL
suite of three or four Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, with private bath, on second floor; suitabo for
family or party of gentlemen. lt*_
1>iH RENT?TWO PLEASANT ADJOINING
Roorna. Bret floor, near Iviuiml - dice. ?uuo. in
vat# sutrauoe. fumi?l>e<l or unfurnisb'd; Ui?> Ui uwl
for storage. Inquire 71 y ?tb at. or 401 ->J at. n. ~
)el-St^
F5R REST ? BEArTirt'l, m'MMVH ItOOMH
a>n*le or en autte. In private family. fnm>?h d
large double corner bouao. aouth and mat fr> !.t. ref
eroucea rm^uiml. llol K at. u. w. >1-Ct*_
VVJH KENT??10 TO #20 PER MONTH EoR
JT auitea of roonia: all oonveujeucoa, well furnul.t'd.
Tl'O 14Ui at a. w. Jel-tf
IfQH HENT-LAROE HANDS )M1XY FUltSIshED
Room, front. Alan, lunu iur ro >111* en auite or
iinjrle, at auuituer pnoen. lil'4- 1 ft. u.w. Jfl-:it*_
I>OR K1 NT-FOCU VERY PEOTAMJt I NFI B
nbibed rootiin on 1 n t? twf<-:i utb i*:id lUUi. tor
light bouseJic> n?f. WO7 1 ?t n w. It
F'OR RENT?FURN1BUED OR ~f NFCRSISHED
two communicating rooma on SM Ivor; uir<>e win- I
d< wx front, cloarta. tc, bath rootu aaui* floor; ivnt
cheap; M3? L at. n.w. It*
??OB RKNT-A ST'ITE OFTH! ? K 1'NFrHNTSHF.D
comniuuicatiiiir rooms on atooud t'o-or. private
Ih. hot and cola uatei mi aaui" rt"or; niot and cool,
rent reasonable. Call at 14o0 Corconu. ?L n ?
I icy-B-Ot*
I>OR RENT?3 CSFl"RNlsHED ROOMS AND
bath. amta!)I? for llflit boUMkeeimir; rrivate
family, 110 per month u U ?t. n.w. my31-iit
.'OR liENT-15l(PH SP~N. VV. HANDSOMEI-V
_ furnmhed h*oui? on apiondard ti.ird tl-? r*. r-'d
table board If daain-d. near the (Tuba u.<t state thr- .
partniant; aummer rate*. referenoea. niy31-3t*
Jj?OR RENT?HAN'DliOMEl.y Fl UN fSHED ROOMS
at aunimer ratca. ceutrally located: o\?rlo> kiLtr
cPhera n eyuiire, choice tatue in tue houaa. Amy j
between ti and V p. u. WIS and W~0 iotU ?; u ?
iny31-2t?
1X)R RENT-TWO OOliMCNICATlNO Fl'R
ui&hed roouiK, withboaitL On Catltol Hill. V-1. C ?t.
?e. m>31-3t*_
1WR RENT?FOl'R CK FURNISH ED KiiUlM,
well adapted for lirflit houaekeepiiitf, lent 4.0, in
cluding yaa, baih. he. Apl ly 1-jS Stb at. n w. 31-^tt*
HOR RENT ? TWO TURNIM1ED OR UNFl R
.mehed Rooon Apply 017 -d at n.w. my30-:tt*
I^OR BEST ? TWO PLEASANT, K1CBLV Fl B
ni#hed Kooma. with K'-od l?>ard. at aumrner ra-.en.
nice neighborhood; atreat cars and bard)t a t >**? tna
door. 123 But. a.% _ my.MJ-St*
?*tjR RENT?Nit ELY FURNISHED ROOMS. Al.^O
_ one Ur*a uuiuruiaood, ?t 612 Sth at. i..w "pp.
P. O. D. i alao deak room. nij 3 J-3t
:oK RENT-ELEtiANTLY-Vl RNIM1LD l.OOilS
at C21 E at. n. w , en suite or allele, rcierencea.
m> 30-"Ja "
F
1
1
F
"|>OH RKNT-122? N 81., COH 13TU. FIPaST
JP and ?ecoml fl'Kjr RfH rr.s at m<M?t r^a^<?nat?le rates,
wita ?dt*d l?oara, dtiiKiiiiui im-atiuu tor buuuii?r.
mySiKltf
I^OH KFNT-THE COOLEST AND MOST DE
lijrhUul rooui* to be found xu the city, furnished or
unfuriii?bs<l, m ith excellent U>*j\1 st lowt-at summer
rates at 11S 1st at. n.e. m>..?
I^OU KENT?H17 15TH 6T.X.W., FCHM>HED OB
uiilurnlshed rooms, eu ?uite, slso ofliv e to
rent my'^l-lm*
IX)R RENT-WELL rUUNlKHKD COMM1 1CAT
intr rail or slid b**d room, nor ih and south ex
posure; also s lsrire s<m oud su ry (rout ro^rn and other
rooms, south exposure; st summer rales. Ill* ii
st. n.w. my'JO-lin 1
*36e KENT?19 IOWA OIHriE?THKKK COH.
a rooms, with private Lath, second lioor. and two
com. rooms, third floor, fur. IkoM kftTibf (wldR or
servants Deed uot apply, iitf. txrunugi d. my.Mm
FOR RENT?STORKS.
1.V)R KENT?LARUE STORE 421 W1H ST. N. W.
Central loi atiou lor any tni*iueaa. near tba new
theater. Apply to J. JAY GOULD, 421 Will at It*
1X)R RENT-LABOR STORE AND "DWELLINO,
1002 14th *t. n. w.; all nio.1. impa ; rent $125 per
month. W ASli'N DANENHOWLii. lllo 1 al. n. w.
Jel-Ot
1JOK RF.NT?STORE 1331 7TH ?T. N W? WITH
dwelling above; ajitable for any l>u?,n?aa. beat
atjuare north of 1 at. liiiiuire 1424 oth at. n.w.
my30 ?t*
I" ?OK RENT OR SALE?STORE AND DWELLING;
nine rooms -u.il bath; all m i.: nUmTi of irroceriea,
confectiona and icecream raloon: also larninheJ
noma for rent; first-cUaa busineaa piikce. 2010 H at.
n.w. my28-<it*
I^OB BENT?LABOR STORE AND~DWELLING
X 1002 14tb at. n w.; dwelling conutn, Brncmsand
all noi. lmpa . lary* atable in rei-r. i rice tor ?hoia,
0125 per month. MASH'N HAM.MluWtU.
ni)4-lw 1115 Fat. n.w.
FOR RENT?OFFICES.
F'OR BENT-THREE CONNECTING OFFICE
rooma, 1407 Y at. n.w.; lifrht and comfortable;
only 420 per month. Apply to JOHN bHEKMAN k
CO. J?l-3t
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DO YOU WANT A REAL GOOD 1 HING? I HAVE
two aharea National Safe Depoait bu> k for aale.
In two yeara hence l~nfe holdera aaj it will be wortu
(500 por am re. li iy now and get adranu^e of the
nae. r RANK H. I'EXoIZL, 1313 F at. jel 1 w_
1?OR RENT-STORE 218 10TH ST.. NEAR
wholeaale market and I.a ave.. suitable for com
miRHionor grocery bUoUieaa particularly. Injuirs
W20 La. ave. myl7-ljn _
1X?B SALE?BUSINESS, FURNITURE. *C, OF
payintr office. nuitabie for either lad* or gentle
man; no exi'eneiice reuuired; ,75, ir... J resaon for
aellintf. Addreaa BUSINESS B, Star office. It*
IX)R SALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD
will of a tin>t-claaa Druir Store ou Mtb at.. centrally
located; Kooda freah, buamexM (rood and the aooa plant
one of the be.->t south of Fhiiadelpnis; pnee $5,000.
For further information and permit to liupect ai'ply
to FITCH. EUX a BROWN. Jel 3t
^JONSlGNilENTS AND STOUAuE SOLICITED.
Havinir ? rery lsiv store In good location and
lartre outside si ace to display furniture, both for auc
tion and atontt'e, wa are i>rei*rcd to receive ? ouaiKU
uienteof houn bold fOuda. men handme of all kinds,
hortes, butrtrles, Ac. bpociai attention paid to real
estate aalen. snleadsy every Acdnesdsy.
my31-liu
ROOT ti LUWENIUAL. Au. tioneers,
i 937 7th at. n. w.
WANTED-A RELIAELE PARTY WITH CU1
11 tal to take a limited partnership, Active or silent,
In a well-known private Bauklu* House in tfua city,
Uesriny to increase bi-aineas. st'ectaity, coinmercial j
discounts; Investments safe and profitable, free of
business eipense; capital and securities entirely with
in investors control. Address BANKERS, p. O. Box
MB. Washimtwu. D. C. myl7-lm
I^FOlT SALE - STOCK, ITXTURF.S AND GOOD
will of an established pawns' shoe store; atock
fresh, dean anil staple: wood h? ation. r-as<'iisblerent;
lonir lea*e. Apply or audiras LCt'NuMl' SHOE
STORE. S02 7that. u.w. niy31-lin
FL RUPPERT, 637 L ST. N. W. FURNACES.
a Ramren. and Latrolies, Roofimr, and uuttur.ntf.
and Spoutin*. Jobbuig a tpecialty. Satii>facuou Kuar
antaad. luy31-ttt*
VIT ANTED?RE8IUENCE PROPERTY?PART\ 1>K
ii sires to turn in sat:oti deairsnie weat rn land
between two rnilroads, and n> ar gTewuiir cities, in
exchange. NERLAsK A. star office. iny30-3t*
TX)R BALE?A~T1RST-CLASS CONFECTIONEinr
1 and fruit store. rood trade. splendid opportunity
lor cult Apply at 1130 1 a. ave. u.w. uiy30-3t*
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-ALL THE prop
erty of the ArliinftoU Brick Machine Company in
the city of Alexandria, \a., at the outlet lock of the
Alexandria canal ui>on the l'otomar river, consutintr
of all the machinery, kilns, shed*, trucks, cars, engine
and boiler, hack boards, repressers, moulds, tools,
belting, shafting, lumber, icon, iron rails, Ac., every
thing ueeess-vry to a hr?t-<Tass bt-ck works and in
propercoadition for immtdiste work, together with
an interest in and to a certain lease executed by ttie
Alexandria canal, railroad and bridge company to C.
M. Shelley, bearing date lt'th Siay. IsSti, and re
corded in deed book No. IS, of the land record* of the
city of Alexandria. Va. For price and terms apply to
IBANUh HUJTi.
my29-6t J301 F st. n.w._
'|xO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
1 Four blocks ti .m Bouudary, ou 13th st. extcnueO
n.w.. rood dumping ground.
my2H-lui M M. PARKER. 1418 F at.
I TOR SALE - AT A BABGA1N, A FlltST-CLA.sS
Cigar and Tobacco Store, in ctioioe location. good
trade. Address G. B. X., btar office. mj 27-lw*
1~.V>R SALE?LEASE~AND ITXtURES, BRICK
office, scsle, fencing, sheds and stsb!e of cos! >ard
corner ot S. Cat', suit Canal sis . rent, S20 per month;
lease explies Ji-nnsry 20, 1SU3, price, $200. Apply
1117 lsth st. n.w. my21-lm
?*ri1HE WORLD DO MOVE"?REMEMBER THE
X "lerrrstrisl Clock." RAMSAV has cat the
prices: watches cleaned, 41: nrst-a laas maiu-eprtnga,
warranted one year, 41. all clock aud Jsweiry work at
the lowest prices in the city; we dety coini*tiuon.
1224 Fat. n.w, 115 lim
1SOR SALE?AT A GREAT ?ACRIEICE-STUCK,
fixturatv, and good w.il ot a iong-eeubliahed store,
groceries, hardware, t aint*, oils and vamiah. notions,
kc.; owner slx'Ut to lesve th< city . no reasonable oflsr
refused. Call between 10 a.m. and 3 pjin. daily, 1201
aunt m w miS-1 m
4. sL a.?. mj s
\\7 U. 1. LA TIM).R SURVEYOR ARD CIVIL EI
v 1 nesr. Adilrea. 1 IK llarn~jn st.. AiiacoaUa,
Special attention to suUiiviaion of suburban prop
arty. ui> 4-Sm*
PROFESSIONAL.
Asthma Ajr> Catarrh
Cured by ths
CIO arrttri bivio.
??
ot
FOR RENT?HOUSF.S.
FSr'rewt- _ 4Titr.i4.Bi *???>
,45 1 ? w . m 1 .$K? V' M>4 4*4 ? ? Mr, in. L. 18
4.4 M br .*.. . .lb .??4* M ? ? 12
sufi 7th a.w , *r.. w .14 .ti ' ? 1 f ? ? , .Sr. " 1J
f'4.u?.?,.>: . ,...r:4Hlk> a, aura and
1, ,h \ a a. ? ? ,.?r .12 .??1 15
12"5 Mil ave n.? ..Sr. ,lt? Co IiM ? m . 4r.. a li>
j 17 Law.. ."?? miikHk, 4r *
52 J1 ? w , 4r " >ta,i.. . l>ai. a* ? w 5
Ui*r4TOV??.aWilr 'iv-i: M.t a.w , ,V . at 11
Jel-3t* C. U PARIiEU. <"or 44t and C ata a.w.
1-V'K RHN T ?
' rtmm*HF.n
??T Park ard Plneata 2t>20 Portaar Flaoe.8r.4ft0
Mi. 1 iMMLkKr ??>??
UHKMKHm
17?1 Maut.Kl ...#200 81S 2d ?? . 7r ? 1? 44
b)5 lVUi at., l:*r 7 ? 141(1 hound > ?( .'ir l?
b!3 K at.. i"T tl.V.'Xtl??ili?,#r 15 4..
017 Eat., lllr 40 1.-07-20 Mm at n a,
13314 WaUach l'Utts. tir each. .. .iUC
(lr H.? (Htv**. >t. Cleu<* bid*.
81 "J lvnn.a* a.e. 7r 27 5u< cot vth and * iu.
M>nil)>n it. 511. H?> ,
ant. br 22.Ur
)el-3t ;oHN bHItRMAN ft CO. 1407 T*
1*)R KENT-NEW SEVEN l.ixiM H<>(14E,WITH
cellar and bath; 1: tiorthwev? . convenient to ran.
in ilmnw* locality. r D'. 430 i-er wad,
lieLACULL.Nh UAH i-ELM R,
>1 3t Itliflt >.?
but rcvt r*OM j i i.v i ro uci ?d i t
r comj lately formatted houee of ulna iwwa, t**ul
moderate. Ai piy 2o J n*? Il hi ti w
1,V?K kkNT?132# hi N*"'NI Ft?lH
atory b?? wind w houae. hue aetrhborhood, all
llni>rVV*lueU4e. 1 ummj , * *u. l.^uirr at I I (ft
raiik (?!?**
1|?OR HIM 14."..'. ANP 14.7 ROlXDAUV t?T.,
tie* t? niory and baa. .:>etit. X r*?otiie, 'f ur, ko. ;
$3.i i*r month. A I'.tAU'' V,
_>!?? I.H.'lt I aC
I^OK ltl'Nl ??-l(, i<.iM Pl'.I. k. ohm KM N ?.
rei.tft.O. Aitly C *? fc. l?.i li Shl>*i>V
>1-31* Hint L at U w.
l^OK llENT-1 NH IiNlRHri'
ri.WK.lfwn.. 14i.SK at. a w. lit ?84
17r ?"ON 'Xi 1 I I v. i ?thM 1 .w . 1 in I' ?
14]3 Mm ?v?.. ITr '.ui;.'UiUserrUt-e.Hr tW
indiuUe J?hi i\<i | N nt u ? ,*r ?r?0
14 04'11
li ?? n II *? . f?r .if o ?
V- ,u" l S:?Ml.rc.l l??, lur 4-'
1-..I lof? IM'I wai n.? . Ur
-4 10 141), at a ? .lur 40
iJvJfoi'VIl b'i .i t i hj iu ??t.. 40
lSm i? lthi7 l."?ti4 ai.li.m. lur 4J
1411 bwu^Lton at ,4tua. i, . l" i .
liutuu.t . J ?3ju j .(.mi RUara at nw,6r..?(.%
viable 70 14 ?? IM?*n ?* tir V ?
C(?i ihtf.Htu.H lKtal h w? <?r 15
1 St ti.ww9r tt.'? W J ht?t ? m . t?r 1 J
ILe *bov? UuMrt rau U-eiaiiiliifdbvrfrn itfr.ioi
CLl other uuly. J 1 1>1>? K i i vl .
Jel U*41 ti. ft m.
tXtt Rf M 'NT! I.NMI' l>
Oooa. u*t || .. i . ? ??'t f :<o
N hu? vs it It MtHblr $?50 IMli nt. n w :5
Cor on i'oLtm ?Tf Htut- >4 K .i..? 17 .m
?hie fur rvteijt . ? e 'ilUOhn;. u *? 16 .1tf
or buiineai i?ur- HTiHtl's.
POMl *JOK X\ 17V5 I4u. Ht .?tr M6
11I- nt. n.w . ^ i l ? 40 1 4iu nt , hU>re tinl
17'J?i Miisi live 1:.* Cellar .....40
I'OlUNvt.uw Al'AhTMrMh
l??o<> li'tL Rt..ti w 7."> Fur. flat, M.? lo >t.
l(?th hi 7.*? ii w 50
1 M'Jv ! ht. Xi t . ? k ill il nt a i t. ' ; i 11
N at.ti w ... <Hl \ 1 ... l 40
2^01^ Hlayer i*lac? ?i? ^A| irtii.fiit Iioum** :,.r
l^OO liOtti at ?*?1 red jwij'Ui, ruoun
150H N street n.w "?0 to * % ??
l.r?l 1 h Ktreet n.w .r>0 OH l( W.
l.^tii nt (iioiu OfficeriK .'?,?* 7thit
June li 4."? MIAlii.fr H.
1IVJ1 Con'omiiKt 4<? HUblft .... -.*?
loUfe V street 45 Sul-.? remr li4t> .Dtli
r 1 HMMIl.L)
N e. enr. of l(JtL sti.1 o i-ui irrlanU l'Uce. *lo0
HU .^ieryeur ii<i^SOO 1?? aien ?t. ilroai Mh>
Kut^bft.Cou&.tve ki:ii *.-'?? 50
lhtii nt .100 K Kit., l?et. 17tli II lhtli
bu|H?nt?'in i? 'J50 Htn N.i
LkL. b?-t 14t;i\ i."?tli.*J50 Jft1?"iionl'iu?-r.forhuiu
G st., nrar l^tu nt . liiii jut i 76
<Jor lytb ^ I hU.u w. V00 O h' .i?et.I7tb t iMh
U ht.. near Arli:.^rton *t*., tor -u .ntn* v 60
H- t-1 \M)'J G *>1 .1- : Otii
1, bet. 17tk A lHUu (tor tt? . t< . HUiuiiier 50
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