TUB SATIHDAY STAR.
An Array of Attractions for (br Twelve
Page Paper ToOIorrow.
The Ftx5?o Sum will fee issued to-morrow
pa usual in twulve-page form, despite the acci
dent that had temporarily crippled the ma
ffh.uery if The Sran and will include,
in addition to full and interesting reports of
th. n< ws of the day. many attractive feature*.
(The Saturday issue* of The St as provide a large
am rant of interesting rending matter on timely
topics. Tus Stab's thorough equipment, both
in it* n< and mechanical department, enables
it not only to maintain ita position as the lead
ing now j*i>er of the national rspit.il bat to
coBit.mtjy go ahead. Every day's iasuo is a
Complete newspaper, covering the events of
the day fully. In additiou to this the Satur
day ? Stir gives many additional columns filled
with articles specially prepared for it on sub
jects of local and general interest. Anion* the
features of to-morrow". 8ta? are the following:
HOMES OF CABINET OFFICERS (Illustra
ted):?
B si le rices which will become centers of so
cial iuterest.
WASHINGTON FINANCIERS (Illustrated):?
Ske.ch s ot men who manage financial insti
tutions.
MRS. HAT.KISON'S MAILs?
Strange requests made of the mistress of the
White House.
AT THE CITY OFFICES
Sketches of odd scenes about the corridor*
of the District buildings.
flOW ARISTOCRATIC H0BSE3 LIVE ?
Palatial stables ma.ntaweil by millionaires in
New York.
MIDSUMMER FASHIONS:?
Novelties in fabrics and styles described by
Jeuny June.
JAKE KII.KAIN ON PUGILISM:?
The man who will fight Sullivan tells of his
method of training.
*OWN AIRS AND GRACES:
Suggestions by Shirley Dare about matters
in which women are interested.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP;?
Receut sale* of city property and what they
indicate.
MR. CADWALADER'S WIVES:?
A bright matrimonial comedy.
ffARM AND GARDEN;?
Suggestions by eipvrts for practical farmer*
and fruit-growers.
(II R-HAW'S C.RAIN SUPPLY.
Consul Monughau Points Chit a Com
mercial Opportunity for American*.
'"Germany does not produce enough grain
to supply the wants of her own people," rays
llr. J. C. Mouoghan. the United States cotis'ul
nt Mannheim, Germany, in a report to the
State department. ' She must and does im
port large quantities. She gets her supply at
present partly from the continent and partly
from Rus.ia, Austria-Hungary, India and
America. Russia and Anstria-Hnngarv do now
the largest, in fact almost all the import busi
ness on tiermany's corn and grain exchange*.
The places once filled by American cereals are
now being tilled by others. Russia is fast tak
ing the hon's share. Even Austria, befriended
as she is by a large part of the German people,
is yielding rapidly her place to her powerful
rival. Austria sold to Germany more wheat
than iluoeia did previous to IMS, but after
that period and for each year Russia has held
the .ead. :n some cases by enormous differ
ences. Russia always led in the sale of rre !
but h?ts gone on increasing while Austria has
been shoainga large falling off.
' * eoustant tendency here towards increase
of maim.' ,. taring indnstru*. r-sultmgmore and
inore in placing Germany in a position where
?he m ist depend on the outside world for her
train supply, and the fact that w ? produce a rerv
irge s :rj ,:i., of cereals, nnd that Germanr vx
portsv:,?t quantities of her manufactured wares
nnd ?IU, , to the United States i. a good re;.son
why w- should si e to it that Germane takes '
more th-u she does of our products as exchange
for hers, , specially as we produce in superior l
qual ti s ai:d surplus quantities article* which
she must buy outside?meat and grain. If we
had not ae good cereals to offer as Russia. Aus
tria or India, one would uot wonder; but 1 am
assured by grain men that ours are. foe all pur
poses ?h oe^L The argument once indulged,
that Am. rican dealers speculated too much and
v^ti uncertainty in prices, can now have but
little weight at a time when experience u prov
ing thi folly and futility of any one man or set
of nun trying to coutrol the world s wheat or
graiu trade. Cheaper inethoils of transporta
tion tnJ active American agents here speaking '
German should certainly do mat h toward re- i
gaining I- ,t and acqnir:ntr new territory, not
only here in trermany bat other jsirts of Europe
hat now buy from Ku,sia. Austria or India.'"
?
Violating; the Police Herniation*.
Yesterday in tlie Police Court Frank M. Gold
Hsuh. a second-hand dealer at No. 8TOD street,
was charg-d by Inspector Block with violating
the police regulations in failing to ?nak? a re
turn to the chief of police of property pnr
ehased by him. The article in question "was a
fold Im 1^, worth ?20. which it was alleged the
defen lant purchased for ei. The bad^e was
the property of Geo. U. CantweU and liad been
?to.cn from him by his brother. It was shown
that on the same day the badge was sold bv
Goldsmith at an advance of fl. These facts
wereahown to the entire satisfaction of the
coort, hut the defendant denied the charge
He sai I ttiat he refused to purchase the badge
and that the young man sold it to another man
in his store. H* denied that he had ever par
chased or sold the badge. His ton gave unu
lar testimony. *
?kJUa1disposing of the case, told
the defencLiuit that he would have to obey the
? I have obeyed it," interrupted the defend
int.
? No. yon haven't." said the judge. 'T can
Only tine you ti&. but I wish it vraa fli.OOB."
A tine of *^5 was imposed. Appeal noted.
TIIK COL'KTS.
Cjvbt in Gk>ecax. Tulx ?Judges Jame*,
Mnntjfmrry nntt BrniBeg.
Testi rdsy. Andrews agt. Hnnt; decree af
ftnui.'iK' d. ree below, tiibbons agt. Duly; de
cree dir. Uag coavsyance.
E jrrTt"('.>r?T- Ju-ij* r<"
Yesterday. I'nited ^tites sgt. Howgate; pay
ment <>f money in registry to i .tmplainant or
dered. htinkel agt. ('??nva; trustee granted
leave to tile additional bond. In re John Mc
Carthy; Jeremiah F. Met arthy appointed com
mittee. holg-r agt. Moiger; divorce gr .nted.
Mackey aitt. flacker; iliroree granted. I Horsey
Poae-; sale ratified nisi.
Crt*!s\i. C;#r*r lira&y.
TeeUrday, Johanna Brown, unliceased bar:
nolle proa. Tlios. E. Waggaman, uuli< ? ium. u
real <st.it. agent; noUe jprws. James D. Don- ,
nelly th: e ca-es^, uuliceascd bar; tine #100 j
Ul each.
Fsxbatb t'oCKT. CllZ.
Teeterdrt". estate of Rosa O'Brien; petition
of Kill ii O iirini f.>r probate of will aud letters
tasUnontarv tiWd. In re Frsncis I. Mrl-ane;
ard t din < ting guardian to bold balance sub
tt to or?J -r. tstate of James G. Smith; peii
D for letters of administration filed.
I' >l:'E Covbt?Ju ke Miller.
T'eslay. St rah Thompson and Angelette Allen,
colored, diierdcriy eoiid-n-t *5 or 15 days each.
Wm. ?alv n. colored, profanity on tvj' street
?ouUiwe*'.: do. Mary Kelly, in spa<a on the
capitol 'tark; ?j or 7 days. Frederick Arnold.
eiolatin< police regulations: personal bonds.
Mary Meei.-intr, found drunk on E street
scu'l, ast; bouds or 'JO. Kate Colbert and Lucy
J jhns. colored, disorderly conduct on lSK
pawet aortbw. it; t5 or 15 lays ? ,ich. Ihiniel
trown. co'.orwl. found drunk on Massachusetts
tven k- northwest: bonis or U) days. Wsltvr
King. tr. spaas on Mount Vernon sqn..re;#j or
llj day. John dunes, colon.d, louud begging
un l'tuusylvMUa avcuiv; bonds or ?0 days.
Win. (iiliam, colored, toud and boisteroiu iu an
alley in E.wst Washington, ii sr IS davs. John
Wesley, vacran cy; persoc** boudi. Hiu.
Masse/, do.;bonus or 00 d*^.
WHERE TO SPKM) T1IK SI MMER.
Attractive Resort.* In thf Mountains and
at the Seaside.
Old Sol is rapidly depopulating the cities for
the benefit of the country &nd seashore. The
broad streets and the innumerable ?bud*
tree* of Washington materially retard the local
summer exodus, People are naturally unwill
ing to fly from the ilia they have to those they
know not of. but uneasy human nature calls
for a change. The business man who is
crowded in his office through these Bwelter
ing day* needs recreation, and he knows
that to get it he must go away
so far that the magnetism of merchandise will
not affect him. He needs ozone and sun
shine. and he wants them at reasonable rale*.
This Stab presents, on each day, notices of a
few of those pleasant places where pure enjoy
ment reigns and can be secured at reasonable
rates.
Piney Puint hotel is a popular summer resort
for Waahingtoniana. It is near the bay, with
advantage of very good salt bathing. It is
well managed by Messrs. W. Williams A Co.
The wtrt tire from 48 to ^ 11 per week.
The average temperature at Surf hotel. Fire
j Island, is 58 degrees: there is flne fi?hing. batli
j ing and boating, and the location is especially
| desirable. It is an especially fine place for
children. Particulars concerning this report
may be had of Thos. Cook A Son. 613 Pennsyl
vania avenue, or of D. 8. S. Sammis A Co., Fire
Island bench. N. Y.
Everybody in this region ought to know all
about Cobb's Island. It always was one of the
plcasantest oi snmmer reports, and now thut
the hotel accommodations have been increased
and improved there is no more delightful re
j treat on the Atlantic coast. The beach and
1 surf-bathing is splendid, and it would be diffi
cult to find a place whore the fisherman and
the man with a gun can get more solid satis
faction and compensating sport than on Cobb's.
All information can he obtained of A. F. Cobb,
i Cherriton post office. Northampton county, Ya.
What delightful scenes, what soothing mem
ories recnr when the Hygiea hotel is men
tioned. and what a fascination there is ill the
name when the mercury Is crawling steadily np
toward the thermometric roof! There the
sun's rays are cooled by half a dozen antidote*.
The breeze is always froui the ocean, aud cou
aeqncntly there is ail entire abseuce of malaria,
hay fever aud heat. The surf-bathing is of the
beat, aud so likewise are the sailing, fishing and
driving. The military at Fortress Monroe and
the military bund add to the attractiveness of
the place. Anything more in the line of
information can be had of Manager F. N. Pike,
at Old Point Comfort, Ya.
Eight miles from Norfolk, Ya., is Ocean
View hotel, situated as delightfully as any hotel
possibly could be. It is a favorite resort for a |
large number of people: those who stay there ^
one season always go again if possible. The
accommodations are ample and the rules
reasonable?*2. St) per day being all that is
asked of the wayfarer. If yon want to stav a
week it can be done for #14. while a month's ]
rent and recreation only foots np to M-V .Send
to Manager W. W. Price, at Ocean View, Ya.,
for more facts and figures.
Mr. O. H. Paxton. superintendent of the Tol
fbester hotel, Tolchester Beach, Kent county, \
Md., offers especial attractions for the guests
of that resort. The hotel has been fully re
modeled and refurnished.
An attractive summering place which justi
fies its name is "Comfort Retreat," on the Elk
lodge mountains, a mile and a half from Har
per's Ferry. The location is high and healthy,
the scenery picturesque, the table supplied
with the best, and the terms most reasonable.
Particulars can be obtained by addressing W.
M. Clark, Keep Tryst P. 0., Washington
county, Md.
A price list and a full description of the ac
commodations to be obtained at the new Hotel
Aldine. Atlantic City, can bo obtained bv writ
ing to H. D. Eastman. It is located on Pacific,
near Ohio avenue, and the prices are from #1.50
to #2 per day and from #8 to #14 per week.
On the beach, at the sea end of Virginia
avenue. Atlantic City, is pleasantly situated the
Isleswortli. which is conotKled under the man- ,
agemcnt of liirch A McClellan. The house
opens early in the spring season and gueets are
entertained there during the greater part of
the rear. Its management in all the details
that"constitutes a go<>d hotel is highly praised.
Those familiar with Atlantic City will miss the
Chalfonte from its accustomed place. It has
been moved to the beach, where it has been
enlarged aud improved, nnd vi here the ?ea view
is something that the proprietors, E. Roberts
A Sons, are accustomed to call to the attention
of their guests. There are salt-water baths
provided in the bop.se and all other facilities of
a first-class hotel.
Under the present management the Clifton, I
at Atlantic City, baa become a favorite family t
hotel. It is located at the corner of Atlantic
and Connecticut avenues, and is specially |
adapted for those who desire to seek relief i
from th? heat of the city without surrendering ,
the comfort* of home. The proprietor, Jo* nh 1
Engle. has had extended experience ill Uie
hotel buaines*.
Unlike a great many hotels at seaside resorts
the Waverly at Atlantic City is open all the
year around. The house is provided with hot
and cold sea-water baths, slid those who like
sun baths can take them at their ease in the
sun parlors. Mrs. J. L. Bryant is In charge of
the hotel, and her attention to the little details
effecting the comfort of guest* has contributed
largely to the popularity of the house.
One of the favorite reaort* at Atlantic City is
the Victoria hotel, which i* under the manage- :
ment of Mr. Williams. This house remains
open all the year around and occupies an ad
vantageous location near the beach on South
Carolina avenue. Hot and cold sea baths in
the house are among the comforts provided for
guests.
Enlarged and newly furnished the Lehman,
at the oeean end of Pennsylvania avenue. At
lantic Citv, prints an attractive appearance.
Mrs. F. W. Lehman is ready to welcome ber
old as veil as new patrons, end to provide for
their comfort in the efficient manner which is
the secret of her buaineas f access. There is a .
sun parlor in the house, and all conveniences
ueceasary.
Fifty yar<W from the surf is the delghtfully
cool description of the location of the Hotel
Albion. Asbury Park. The terms, so the pro
rnetor. C. M. Pemberton. states, are from ?8
> #1J per week and #3 a day. This is the
teath season of this popular house. An
orchestra ha* been engaged to entertain the
guests.
The Ebbitt house is a familiar name to Wasli
ingtoniaus, and so thoae who go to Cape May
and stop at the Ebbitt house, on Jacksou street,
will feel at home. It is open all the year under
the ea]>able management of 8. W. (tolt.
Opposite the iron pier at Cape May is located
the Hotel Lafayette. It is a'first-class honse, i
which the proprietor, Victor Deuuot. keeps
open all the year. The rates. #2.50 to <4 per
day. are calculated to meet a wide range of
person*1 requirements and to suit pocketbooks
which may be lull or in a rather ooLapsed con
dition.
The Aldine Is the first house from the beach
on Decatur street. Cape May. The proprietor.
Thomas Mueller, informs the public tuat the
rates are reasonable.
Under the management of Frank H. Uildreth,
fete of the Hotel Lafavette. the New Colum
bia. at Cape May. is reaJv to receive and enter
tain guests. '1 tiose desiring comfortable quae- I
ters at this popular seaside resort can be ac
commodated at the New Columbia.
Tboee who intend to pass a few weeks at Capo
May this snmmer will find the Windsor house
ready for their reception. The proprietor, W.
W. Green, understands thoroughly the difficult
art of keeping a hotel aud his guest* appre
ciate that tact. In the gsv lire of Cape May
the Windsor is ? good place to make oue s
headquarter*. With plenty to eat and comfort- ,
able rooms ( apt May is a very attractive place
to spend the heated term.
Those intending to visit Asbnry Park will
find the Atlanta hotel providing comfortable
quarters for its guests. It i* being conducted j
under the management of the present owner,
* ilium Applet.?te. who aims to give satisfac
tion from Uie standpoint of one who under
I stands w bat a good hotel is.
Special terms are offered for June and Sep
tember, and also for large parties, by Mrs. Ham
ilton Hunt, of the Brighton. Asbury Park.
This house is located on 3d avenue, a block and
a half from the ocean, and has large, well-ven
tilated. communicating rooms. The bouse is
supplied with artesian water and is lighted with
gas. an4 has other conveniences which are ap
preciated by people at the seashore.
The Victoria family hotel at Asbury Park
opens for its ninth season this year. It is near
the ocean and baa a supply of water from an
artesian well. The proprietor, & Keinpe,
{ announces tiu.t the hou*u will be open from
i May to November. Gas is used iM lighting
? purposes.
thr distribution of funds.
Holes Announced for the C.overninent
of the Johnstown Committee.
At a meeting of tho dood relief committee ia
Hams burg yesterday afternoon the following
issued:
Tottu- Public; That the donors of funds in
the hands of flood relief commission may know
how these generous gifts are to be disposed of,
! ??d that the expectant recipients of the same
may not form erroneous views of and foster
improper expectations for the sAme, it is now
officially declared and announced that the fol
lowing principles shall govern the distribution
of relief: First. That the said fund is in the
nature of a charity to the needy, and not as *
general indemnity for looses sustained. Second.
That a distribution per capita would be mani
festly unjust, as it would go alike to the rich
*1 "Bd ^o 10 *11 sufferers, no matter
Thf-.'.T ?eed!, ?.r txtfnt of their sufferings,
i jird. Hint a d.gtnbution by percentage on
the amount of losses would be manifestlv un
just as it would result in giving the largest sum
to the person having lost the most without re
gard to the value of the remaining estate of
such person. Fourth. That this fund cannot
bo used tor the benefit of anv private or public
corporation. Fifth. That the fund must go
only to the most needy nufferers from the floods,
in accordance with and in the spirit of the
trust impressed upon it by the donors.
At the unanimous request of the commission,
jion. Hugh H. Cummin was requested to pro
ceed to Johnstown and remain there as the resi
dent representative and executive officer of this
communion in the Conemaugh valley.
James A. Beaver, Chairman.
A SOLESf.V CELEBRATION PROPOSED.
Sheriff McCandless and CoL Hudson Called
on Oen. Hastings yesterday with a riew to
having a grand solemn ending of the Johns
towncalamitv properly celebrated throughout
the state. The idea has the approval of all
who have taken an interest in the fatality. It
is proposed that on the day the state turns
Johnstown over to itt people requiem services
be held in all parts of the Conemaugh valley
*?,r? *he victims of the disaster are buried.
This u to be done as a tribute of respect to
uiis stricken locality, and is to be made a state
day of praver. Many of the unfortunates were
buried without any religious services, and are
no* 'ymg ia unknown graves.
The date for the observance has not yet been
determiued, but will be announced in time for
a proper preparation. The observance pro
posed will be somewhat after the manner of
Decoration day. At an hour appointed appro
priate service* will be held at the various ceme
teries in which the remains have been interred, i
Flowers will be strewn upon the graves, making
a fitting euding to the greatest calamity thai
nan occurred in this country.
The sick report announced this morning for
the past twenty-four hours shows sixty-seven
workmen and nineteen militiamen ailing from
gsatric troubles. Two were seuthome and two
to the hospital. I
Five corpses in an advanced stage of decom
position were found among the storm drift
vesterday. They were the remains of John D.
noes, a railroad man; Troy Jaooby, and a man,
girl, and boy unknown.
Considerable commotion wag caused by the
refusal of free transportation to the sufferers
from the flood who wanted to leave the valley.
In explanation Gen. Hastings said the limit of
time fixed by the state authorities for free
transportation, except in extreme cases, had
expired. Toe citizens' finance committee has
assumed charge of the transportation bureau,
und it will be reopened within a few days.
An effort is being made to relieve the most
of the military on Saturday. Many of the most
conservative citizens consider the departure of
to? troops a dangerous move.
THK M'DOW TRIAL.
District-Attorney Jervey's Argument?
The Prisoner Smiles.
After the report of the McDow trial in Tn
Star had closed vesterdsy Mr. Jervey made an
able argument for the proseention. In his
closing remarks be said the defense complained
that Capt Dawson had no right to enter
McDow s house. The shooting occurred in Dr.
McDow's office, not in his house. Dr. McDow
himself, however, had repeatedly sneaked into
< apt. Dawson's house for the most disgraceful
of purposes. He was seeking a victim in the
]MK>r fSwwe girl, she was peculiarly situated.
With the exception of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
she was entirely friendless. The doctor was
disgraciug his own wife and familv. As au
excuse for his conduct Ue doctor said that the
loer girl was not a member of Capt. Dawson's
family, but only a servant. Are we to assume
from that that servants are fair game for a
lustful man? she was closer to the family
than a servant for ?be was the governess of
the children. It was Capt. Dawson's duty to
protect her. He could not discharge her on
rumors alone, snd he took a just course
in endeavoring to ascertain what ground
there was for these rumors. You
saw her upon the stand. Vou know the disad
vantage from which she suffered when the poor
child was compelled by law to stand a crohs
i xaiur.iaiion suet as is seldon heard in a court
room. conducted with an ability that this bar is
proud of. She d>d herself credit She told the
truth, though at times it compromised and
moriuied her. Compare her bearing with that
or Dr. McDow when he was on the stand.
" hen counsel asked hiin whether he thought
his . oudnct toward her was gentlemanly, he
replied: Well, hardly; she was so willing."
f*r X-tr*e.v ?*>?ed his argument by saying that
?1 , ,,?* Vi1 Fr.08?].v wronged his wife and
child. He told this girl that his wife was a
money*1 married her for h?r
DR. *'DOW SM1LIXO.
Here Mr. Jervey abruptly closed It was not
an impassioned speech. It was delivered with
no attempt at dramatic effect There were no
sweeping gestures and no rhetorical flourishes.
It was a plain speech, delivered in a plain man
ner. Dr. McDow smiled during the district at
torney s reference to the poor Swiss girl. When
Mr. Jervey referred to his wife and child, how
ever. the expression of his face became dark
and ominous. The district attorney spoke for
an hour snd three-quarters. Mr. Cohen, of
counsel for the defense, begged off on account
of rheumatism in the shoulder, and the court
adjourned nntil 10 a. m. to-day. Judge Kcr
ihaw said that he would keep the court in ses
sion until the case was ended Mr. Cohen will
be the first speaker this morning. Governor
McGrath is to follow him, and Mr. Mitchell of
the prosecution, will make the final argument
Judge Scney as a Compromise.
A. United Press dispatch from Tiffin. Ohio,
says that "there is a movement on the part of
the Ohio democrats to nominate llepr<?seiita
tive Geo. E. Seney for governor. The two
prominent candidates now are J. E. Campbell,
of Butler, who is a high-tariff democrat, and
L. T. Neill, of Ross, who is for low tariff
Neither of these represent the party in this
state on the tariff question, while Judge Senev
is m accord with th? party on all questions In
an interview Judge Neney said: -I have been
nrged by the party throughout the state to
come out as a candidate, bnt I have no ambi
tion in that direction, and while I am not a can
didate. I aiu for democratic principles and the
democratic party, and believe with the right
man at the head and a platform that gives out
no uncertain sound the party will be victorious
?t the polls.'" .
Dr. Rankin was on llaod.
A Pittsburg special to the New York San
says: Dr. W. D. Kaukin, of Allegheny City,
went to the post-office yentcrday morning and
in his mail found a letter addressed to his wife.
This missive referred to a pleasant timeJhe
writer had with Mrs. Rankin on a railroad?ox
cursion and apitointed a meeting for that
afternoon at the (Vntral hotel, this city Ttie
doctor scaled up the note and gave it to his
wife, who kept the appointment The doctor
arrived a few minutes later and discovered
that the writer of the letter was E. W Pitts
assistant canhier of a Mr Keen port bank. Dr
Kaiikin did not eater into an extended argu
ment A few minutes later the gnests of the
Central hotel wore surprised to see a cashier
fleciug down stairs, pursued by the doctor and
several cuspidors. The cashier was struck bv
one of the spittoons and hadlv cut on the hea<l
bat escaped further injury." The doctor will
se put ate from his ?ife.
?. Dr. Eugene Thayer, a well-known orgauist of
New \urk, committed suicide by shooting at
Burlington, Vt, yesterday. 1
The schooner Annie, Oapt. John Jacobeon
with crew of eleven men, which left San Fran
cisco February 9, 1989, for Bah ring sea on a
hunting and fU'ung voyage, has not been
Dn ' b ^'tnrC ** aow believed to
W ANTED?HELP.
*WANTED?TOrSO MAN ITO DRIVE WAGOS
" ? aud make himself ujvful in froc-ery atore. Ad
drea* C. T., Star 0%*. It*
\Y ANTED- MEM AND WOMEM COOKS. NURSES.
" Chamtornaida, Laundresses Vegetable CooksaaI
Pastrrs, Walters and Eitchea m?n (or resorts. country
?:i.J city. Call null*. DICK'S AGENCY, ?J13 7th st.
n w. 1?*
\vanted-A l.KNTEELGIRL TO NUBSE AMD
TT *a*lst h> houee work. Mn?* conic well reoom
hiend<vl. Apply 2010 Portner place, bet. 14 th and l"'th
and I" and v n.w. J?8S-2t'
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I WANTED - THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
11 Life Association de*ire* to employ one Special
Agent iu each cit> and comity in the raited States,
Can*^. Oreat Britain, and Fra::r?. It ilao baa excel
lent ofvtiinir* f. r good biintiiew tnen io all of tli?e*
countries a? Manager*, Ueu'-ral ahd District Aipnita.
Compensation liberal. results certain; position |*r
luanent. This Company furnish** Life Insurance at
one-half th? usual ratee It has already paid Six and
One-Half Million Dollar* iu tlaatb claim*. It has
| more thaa Two Million Dollar* Cash Surplna. It Is
tin- greatest success ever know* in life insurance.
Addr-*s or call upon K B. ntKi'EU. ptosident, or N.
W 1ILOSS, vice-president. H >me Office, 38 Park row.
New York, or upon any general manager. Je28-eo3t
>Y
Yti
WANTED?PENSION CLERK. LADY OR GEN
tleman;one ?bo has had experience. Address
Box .V!. star ofiit-e. Je38-3t*
w ^NTED--A RELIABLE WOMAN TO DO GEM
11 oral Housework. Inquire at 1017 O St. n.w.
"it*
ANTED?GOOD MEN CANVASSERS AT NEPH
EW'S, 403 penn. eve. n. at )e2S-2t*
'ANTED?I.APT WITH FAIR EDCCAT10S TO
T1 represent leading "Art" publisher in small
town# during summer. Permanent Position and ex
citant pay. Call personally, S. HUM, 430 Tth at.
n.w. lt?
XYAKTED?TWENTY ACTIVE BOYS TWELVE
il to fifteen years old to do light work at Strains K
Co ?* rreenluuses, Bladrnabntw road, next Mt On vet
cemetery. )e2S-2t
WAMTED-A YOCNO, GENTEEL WHITE MAN,
T T about 18 or "'0 years old, to so to the country to
do light work. Address 133* F. st. n.w. Je27-3t*
WASTED-A YOUNG LADY LEMRES TOREAD
" or speak in French or Oeriiian with a lady or gen
tleman for mutual improvement; referem-ee ex
. hanged A Mre?n M1SS F. G.. Star office. Je'27-2t*
WANTED ?25 LADIESTO LEAHN THL ART
of dreaa-rutling by the i>erfect tailor square, *t
reduced price, Cutting. fitting and patterns cut to
order. 10-5 Conn. an. n.w. )e27-3t*
WANTED - A 8 TESOGRAPHER AMD TYFK
writer. young man, one having some acquaint
ance wi'h department work preferred Address, stat
iutr qualitkL'ations, teruia and reference*. LAWYER,
star office. Je27-3t
\VT ANTED-PRINTER TO UCN A SMALL PRESS;
" irood *af?; must be atroiw and indastnoua.
Address PRIN I F.It. star office, staling atfe, experience,
and * a>res expected. }rT7 -3t*
?WANTED-A CLERK, A TYPE-WRITEBL AD^
11 dreso Bi>x ?W. staroflh-e State salary asked, ex
I>erieuce. references, general qualifications, 4c ; lady
preferred. )e'-!7-2t*
AN TED-LADY AUENTH TO SELL "MADAME
QrigwoUj s Finions Bkirt Supportinw: Cor?et?M
w
??9? uui-i-vtuiia vwiovso
and otber useful article* for ladle* and children. Ap
ply at once. 317 A u. e. ; J?'-' 7-LJt*
Mr ANTEDl-^CRt'B OIRLS AT THE AKUNOTOH
' Hotel. An>ly to the Housekeeper.
WAMTED?A ML'MBEB OF TOUMO LADIES
who can write well and rapidly. t3.50 per week,
with ohaoce of prooiotioa. Offio* work, lurht and
plcasatit. AJilress y. V. Z., Star office. >27-3f_
W AMTED?BY PUBLIC AOOOCMTAMT, YOUTH
to learn the busiueas. .salary uominal first two
yearn; must be gentlemanly and thoroughly educated;
will to taught Menorraphy and typewriting Address
M. E. K.. Star Office. Je'-'tf-.tr
WASTE D?SEVERAL CANVASS ER8 AMD A
collector for art work*, picturva, books, etc.,
sold cash or instalment, leading publishing bouse.
FAI'LE NER * ALLEM, 5T7 Sv Cloud Builrtlng. Uth
and r sts. Je'ffl-llt'
W ANTED-.M) AOEMTsT LADIES OR GKNTLE
11 mexuhfre and in adjacent towns to?ell the History
of the JnhMtown Flood; thousand* sold everyday.
Only sutbirixed atfcncy, olO 11th st. s.e.
"WANTED-WOMEN FOlT PHILADELPHIA AMD
li else-wheir. this city, cooks, farm, dairy and
kitchen band*, wlille yoiitn in gris-ery. bead waiter*
aod cart i'i* lor resort*. Bwprege ruwu. trunks atored.
WJ-J-Hf BUKNHaM-s. lUO?ihsta w.
w
LT ANTED ?AT C1TV IN TELI.IOENCE OFFICE.
1 men, nonien *nd girls to take places now resdy;
applications for government position* iir*DHred;
cook*aud waiters for Valley View Spruiga. ill U *t.
n.w. ieSV-flt*
W ANTED - DVNDORR-8 EMPLOYMENT BIT
TT raan. condiKiad by ladies, meu and woman.
white aud colored, for allYlijjj uf domestic labor, for
District and states, with rafereitu**. 717 M st. n.w.
Jell-liu*
W AM ED-MAN AOEB. ON SALARY (2,000 PER
" year, to oi>cn branch office li your locality. busi
ness purely nierrutlle. i*e that will inspire you with
pride, pleasure.aod profit, trad* established, no can
vassing or i edilling a rane Opportunity. J E. SHEP
AitD. ??!> and '-'7 w 5th **., Unclnnati. Ohio. my24
^WANTED?SITUATIONS.
\K7 ANTED - SITUATION BY A F111ST CLA88
il Man Cook?caa take charge, and have no objec
tion gjing away. Addrraa C. K l> . 1210 10th *L n.w.
je-JS-'tf
AVAMTED-OO TO DICI^S AdEMCY FOB OOUKS.
" Houaemalds. Waliress, Nursra, Laumlrisw, <Ju*cU
men, Butlcra, Walters an-lgfii-raj liouee* ork. 013 < th
at. n.w. Also European 8te?in*hip *gent. It*
?%V anted-a SITUATION AS BOOEKEEPER or
" exixTi'jnied Prusu u Clerk, Address OMKOA,
Star office, It*
MT ANTED-A YOI NO HTfLL WISHES A PLACE
" iu a lawyer's office or real estate office, or caaUier
in a hotel or summer r>-*ort. Address Box M, Star
oJBce. J?2k 3t*
WAMTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE LADYi I
" settled and experienced, a Position as House- I
keeistr, or t omj?ni'<u to a lady. has best of reference*. 1
AdJrea* A. M. U , 1710 13th *t n.w. Je2S-3t
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED WO
vi man, Situation as chambermaid or uurae in pri
vate lamily; no objection leaving city. Call . r address
ll-'3 i::thst. n.w. >27-31*
^UTAMTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED
vv girls, Mt uati on*, one a* cliamlirrmaid or to ansist |
In h"us< work, other a* chamboruiaidor cook. Call or l
addri'ss t>3.*> llouudary st. u w. Je27-2t*
\V ASTKD-A DRAFTSMAITeMPLOYED UNTIL
Tv 4 o'clock *nhes work after that hour. Aiidr???
A. R. C., htar office. Je27-2t*
?\]LT ANTED?BY A REGISTERED DRUGGISTTa
TT Situatton as relief clerk, or a permanent p.*u
tiuu . 10 years experience. Addre** DRUGGIST, star
office. Je2<-3t*
M'ANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN, A PLACE TO
cook aud do plalu washing and ironing where
another girl la kept , waves, (1*!. Adilres* Box 40,
Star office. _ y*U7-At' |
\V ANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or COLOR |
TT desires Work as clerk, copylxt, or writing at
boma; expatiei*'* in law and pearioB matter*, best
references. Address Box 4 ,, Star office. Je-'T-.lt*
WTANTED-^SITUATIOSS-FOB BAKERS ASD I
TT i onfectioners, flrst-claasGerman Dartemler* ami
Waiters, -Mai.ia. lloatlcra. Nurses, Ac All hvlp as
lecteil guaranteed the best. (Cities, country and re
sort*.) Ail UNliAM 8, 010 0th st n.w. _
ANTED-UOUSEEEEPKAtS, "ATTk NTIOS"
Order your servants, rooius registered; no
charge Clarke fvrmlfttod. Applications for govern
niciit poaition* j>r*pami at CITY INTELLIGENCE
OPEICE. Excursion tii kets sold. 711 G u w.Jeift-l'.'t*
w
W ANTED?HOU SES.
WASTED -BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE THE
11 caie of a furnished house for the summer, best of
Moreuco* given for responsibility and rare of hoti*e
?od centcut*. Aiklres* PORTLAND, Star office. It*
w AM I ED-TO BUY'TfOR tt.odO CASH. A WELL^
tv built Urick Hi-use. Address, with particulars. C.
A. D.. Star office. Nortliwuat preferred. Jt>2M-2t"
\v .VN TED-TO BUY A SMALL HOUSEOF SEVEM
vv or eight rooms, betweeu H andpaad 6th and l.">th
at*, n.w. Will pay $600 ea?h and taalanee In install
ments of (33 par month. Addraaa BRICK HOUSE,
Star office. > il *
WASTED-TO BUY-HOUSE IM OOOD OOKDL
Tv diii. u, S to 10 ri ?ouia. located northof 1 and aouth
of O. Give number of boiMe, locality *ud size of lot.
Price, *?,000 to ?S.OOO. Addrr** X Y? 3101 M St.
B.W . K-t'-St*
w ANTED- BY JULY 1 8TOKE ASD DWELLING
TT (Uitahl* for small Confectionery Sture. in good
location. rent not to exceed t~o. Address CON> KC
TION EKY, Star office. je'hi-at*
WANTED?ROOMS.__
"WANTED*-A GOODSIZ>:D UNEUltNISHED
TT Room, with two wdndoaa, iu a quiet family, by a
lad) aoiuew ltat in veur*. northwest prefermi Term*
should bo reasouatile, not exceediug 48 per uiouUt.
Addrsse HOPEFUL. Star office. It*
.TASTED- A LADY DESIRES OS* LARGE OR
I two small unfuruialtxd Rooms in the vicinity of
Dupont Circle. '-H)tb or lOtli sts.-good refereucee
given and required. A Ure.-a Box 143, Star office.
>27-2t*
w
W AS1ED- i wo UNIT BN1SUED ROOMS NOUTH
TT ofKaudwe?tof 11th *t. n.w. Moderate pri.-e.
W. J. W., star office. A )e27.3??
WASTEb-BYGESTIASreif^RTOiirASD BOARD
TV iu private iauilly by .July 1; location, George,
town north of O *t. aud ia;>t of 2Sth at.; referencaa
esi hanged. Addree* J. A. r .. 1510 10th st. u. w|
)r'J7-Jt* ?
WANTED?BOARD.
WANTED - A OF.NH.EMAW WANTS BOAUD
snd room for b:in*eU'Mid twoboys: ages of boys
10 and 14 year*; Capitol Hill prelerrad. Addrax*.
?taiiug term*. Box oS, Star otd> S. Je2S--'t*
W anted-a WIDOW Kit (A~MKCHAK1C)DE
tt aire* Board iu a private family for himse lf a?d
two eblldmi. a girl of 11 ?M a hoy of tt vear? of iure.
Address, stating teruia l?r inouth, until Monday next,
"WIDOWER." Star office, j >e:.',-3f
WANTED?COUNTRY BOARD.
YVTANTED-COUNTRYioAEA FOR A LADY AND
TT three frown daughters, wftliiu short ilistaiu-e
from city; must be ouvenlcnt to station or boati
ctste low.Mt tenw. Ad.trew MRS. W., War offi-e it*
\*TANTED-BY" A LAI?Y OFTIC*, BOARD
T T for tke rui.inier in thl s:tb0fb? of the cltr, coave
nieut to car route; Mount Pletaaiu or Meridian Hill
preferred. Addrft?s Mr*. M. J., Star office. Je37-3t*
A\rANTED?LOTS.
WAN TED-TO F1 RCHASE LOTS OK PLEASANT
Pl*ilis. W. W. ME1C AI.F. 1:131 T *L ^',~-3t
WANTEDMISCELLAN EO US
?J ASTF.D?TRY resumes. BEST BUTTKKIMK.
I :S)e. pound, cooking, 15c. Wnrranti d not to get
strong (like bolter) for ou* month, or nasaey re
funded. Try Cotton seed Lard. part*, richer, and
? further than Hog's Lard >br tale ?mv ia thl
rr Market at stall* 32S, 329, 3:K>. ti,i<Lll^ uf n*h
*.*la. Open dally. WM. C. SCR1BNEk. uiyO Sm
"W ANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THR HIGH EST CASH
TT | itoes (or laixiud-haud Funature, Carpsu and
I'eatheja^l^ra Mouseiuuda a specialty. Addry
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-A SEVEN-HORSK OTTO t.KS FN
eine. must be cheap. E. G. Cl'YLKR, 710 K.
Freston st. Bait). MJ. It
nrimD-w a first-class laun i>ress
11 work to do *t home. Best of reference Address
I420S Mst.*.w.
W - N'TF.D?FLUTE AND VIOLIN LESSONS. BF
11 ?rinuers, $5 per quarter: Typewriting; syntacti
cal ai'fijw)'. low rates. R.xmi Jtl, St Cloud bid*,
j-c.'s-im*
\V ANTKD?TEMPORARY SERVICES OF FRAC
v? tical fi?oli>(riat and Milling Expert. O H MITB
RAY, 350 Center Market. Je28?l*
MJANTED-A HOKSK AST) T.ll.H I BIG FOH ITS
Tf board du-iuir the summer to do light work. Ad
dress TEAM, sumfflcf. jdSf M'
\jCANTED TO TRADE A FIRST-CLAM IM
11 provedflr*-pro?f safe fore geod bugiry horn-. Ad
dress bo* 55, Star office.
\V ANTED-Hi.rsF.llOLD FURNITURE OFFICE
11 noMn Store Fixture*.sn t Furiiiture of every
de* ription; aNo eutire Houaeholda, Stisks of Mer
chandise of all kinas. Address CARLTON, rt.1t! K
st. Je'JTlm
ANTED?TO OBTAIN A LOAM Of $1,000 FOR
two yearn on Urst li?n ou real estate (10 acres,
finely improved). j?r this city, at six per cent inter
est Address Bo* 7. Ht?r office. )e22-flt
>v
AY
Yfi
t
rANTF.rv -PARLOR FURNITURE Upholstered ?
mattresses made over: work done In a neat and J
substantial manner: alte o.vers cut and made: perfect
flt guaranteed. C. IMIMt 1 223 G ?t.n.w.myg-gw*
\VANTKD?FoR AN EASY SHAVE CtO TO 503 I
M 14th ?t.. omxjeite Willard'a Haircuttirur dona
ill first-clsss style, as worn by gentle i>eople in all
lsrire cities. Wsshinirtrtn style cut to orders Whisker
trimmnur and dyeing a specialty. >e'-"-'-gt*
"WANTED?EVERY DRKHSM AKF.R TO ENOW
M that lVrfect Fitting French System of dress cut
tin* i* taught; only yardstick required; also dresses
li ?de reasonable. 14 ~ 4 N. Y. ave., room 17; elevator.
>25-6t?
ANTED?DRESS (TTTINU MADF. FASY
. . Madame Washington's "Dresa Cutting Scale" |
list patented, enables every one to learn to cnt all
ji ml* of garment* readily and accurately. The ?}"*
fcem will [>? taturht and the scale aiid a mesaure tssik
furnished f t f0. Persons learning this system are
hnmedistely placed In a position ti> earn irood wage*.
Ready cut and batted lining guaranteed to flt. 122S
F ?t. n. w. je22-?f_
WANTED?P. C. MERRY. 71? K 8T. N.W.. PAYS
v1 cash for old books, school, la-* and medical books
a specialty. will buy, sell or exchange; large stock of
novels at half price. Jo'JO-lm
ARTAKTED _ STOUAQE-AT 4S0 PENNA. AVE .
11 sej?rate Locke.) compartments for household and
other ihkhIs; lor purticulars apply at premises.
Jel3-3m E. (JOIIBETT. I
VVT ANTED?PERSONS DESIRING PIANOS RENO- |
" vated. ciuj have it doue at reduced prices donna
summer at O. L WILD A BROS., 700 7th street n.w.
)el.Viw
"W ANTED-TO BCT-OOOD BEOOND-HANDaEN
" tlemen's Clothes, (Inns. Pis tola, Ac., for wtucb
biirliest cash i>rtce is paid Cal 1 or send postal to
m>T7-i!ai* A, E1ZNAR, lJOl l lthsU s e.
V\TANTED?GOOD SECOND HANK CLOTHING,
" (runs, revolvers, old irold and silver, for which
hik'best cash rrices *111 De pai<L Call LASEfc\'8
Loan Office, ?-?tfl Penn. ave.. corner "id st. n. w. iny-B
\%7 ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
11 Renovatinir Works: Faather* Raoovaled. Mat
tjess.v Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De
stroyed. F H Y0UNG51.I40SPa.av,Telephone IOO?-i
apl 1-7 m
FOR RENT?ROOMS.
F
1,X)R RENT-VERY DESlRAULE 8ECOND-8TORT
Front Room, newly furnished, very clean, no other
roomers, irentlenien preferred fl 0 l? month for the
summer. Apply 1MB l'Jtnst. n.w. Js^S-2f
1X)R RFNT -450 Q ST. N.W., TWO NICELY Ft:R
nlahed rooms, first rtoor: suitable for lirtt house
ke?pin?r sliver. UU? linen, and diahes_ furuishjHl;
(18 in advauce. Also two sacond floor, $15. jr'iH-M
F~ ?rR*NT~?3 ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR;
modern improvrmenta; wants no oian who treta
intoxicated or who has dotfs or chicken*. Diquire at
WV 4th st. n. w. 1*
T.-W)R RENT?1S09 I ST., FURNISHED. COOL.
JL pieaasnt rooms, cosnectinr, <? auite or aiu^le:
Also part of iuruisbed bouse for honaekeepiiur; very
low rate*. Je5l?-2t
OR BENT?015 H ST. N. f, TWO UNIT fi
nished comniutiicaitiiMr a?cond-story Rooms; lanr*
closata. southern expoaura; alao one furnished front
Risnn. 3d floor, and one furuishod Room, '-id floor.
?
For rent-one Large, cooi. pretty front
Room, unfunuahed: other Ro.ims alao; modern
improvenn-uU, irood location ?14 i A n.w. Jeat-Kt*
VTOR RENT?FIVE BOOMS. SEOiND FMR>R, 110?
Jr Fat. U.W. Price to. $10, $15, $20 and I'io 1?
month. Apply to W. B. M08ES* SON'S, corner 11th
and Fata. ' Je^S-lM
P)R RENT?BEVKRAL SOOTH FRONT AND
Comiiiuniuatiuv rooma; furuisliad or uufurniahed;
first, set oud and tEird floor, northern private family,
ooi e gt. n.w.
1">OirRENT-1 EN DOLLARS (FROM OENTLE
u:en preferred) will rent delightful bay-window
f*iriii-<hM trout ns>m. with bath, water, (faa. in desir
able neur bnck. Befaianoe. UOVLiLX.*. Heit
I>)U KENT?FROM JULY 1ST LARGE AIMY
rooltts hummer,rates for (reiiUeuieu, 1001 Nat.
n w.
I^OR lTENT-14;i5 L ST. N.W.. 8EVERAL COOL,
plea isut Rooms, with southern exisisure, at sum
mer pri'-e*; convenient to cars and tierdica. Je~8-*W |
>OR RENT-TO TWO OE N I"1 K M^N FOK fTS
_ per mouth, larire lront Boom, wtth three windows,
nice, closet: beautifully jiaiierMl and furnished, every
home comfort, private family, ceutral location. 1320
Un.w.
I/OR RENT - FOUR HANDSOME COMMUNI
cstinir riHims; all modern improvementa: two lines !
of cars convenient l-VJn otb st. u. ?? js'JS-'it* |
1.V?RRKNT-101? 15THBT. N. W. FURK18HED 1
Roouvhou first floor.aiittfleor eiisuite.aith or with
out iMsird: cssl location, eoovenieut to parks and
hotels, truosients ao ommodatad. JetS7-31
ITOli RENT?1005 l:tTH ST. M. W , PLEASANT
. Rooms. 6u suite or aiuKle, furnished or unfur
uished. es t, west and south windows: terms very
moderate. central location; near Franklin park.
je'J 7-Mm ?
1>OK RENT-TO A PARTY OF GENTI.EMEN, A
beautiful second-atory Front Boom, with or wlth
out bosad, in a private lauuly. reference exchauvatl.
l'JH ltthst. n. w. K?-'**
SoR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED BOOMS, 2D
_P fl<s>r, new honae; bath on same floor; $12 with iraa;
rot?reuc4W axchautfed, l?ht and cool. 827 4th "t-^n.
w. Jef7*Jt
J70R RENT?Ol'ARTERS FOB KNIGHTS TEM
' LAR durinir TRIENNIAL MEETING IntH'TO
BCR csn be haa by applying to HIU- A JOHNSON.
>e'-7 -at 1503 Penn. ave. a.w.
1.-VIR REKT-JULT 1ST. Fl'RNISHED?TWO
se? oiui-story conuuunicatin* Roums. vary co?>l
fur summer, exceptionally moderate prico. l.Xil L
stn.w. je27-:W
"?70R RENT?1103 O ST.. ONE LARGE, NICELY
A. furuulied front Roo'u on ?es-oad floor, or oneon
thlril, I11 bay-window house fronting south; private
family. )?'-' -3t
F~OK RENT?BEAUT1FCL COOL SUMMER RIM) MS
sin*leor en suite: first and second floors, faciiur.
north and south. Traualeuta accommodate?l._ 1102
New York ave. n.w. >'2<--It
0R~RENT?1017 15TH ST. K.W.. HANDSOME
Roams. 1st and 2d floor; private baths; simrle or
en suite . pleasant accommodations for transients, in
Vicinity of hotels, everything flrst-clasa; summer
prices.
I70R RENT?1510 H ST. N.W.. NEAR ARLING
ton Hotel, pl-ssant furnished Bwuin; specisl rate*
L>r summer; table boarders accommodated .refer
ence*. Call after 2 o'clock p. ni. -??
I~ Sou UENX -LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
' r.vain with alcove and liay-witidow. Isiye back
rooui and auialier room: all communicating. or will
rent singly. uew bouse, summer rates. ilDlltlist.
11. w. jeTI-it
OR RENT-FURNISH ED BOOMS; OON^T.NIENT
to cars and caterer; cheap to peraons without chil
drau or servants. quiet and central. Apply S13 11th
ecu.w. _ )ea7-df
1X)R RKNT-0OK K ST. N.W.. LABOR FRONT
1 Second-Story Room, four wludows. summer rates;
furnished.
tj*OR RENT-IN CORNER HOl'SE, WELL-FUR
1 mshed Front Rooms, on aroond floor; cool and
pleasant. 1234 Maae. ave. n.w. j?27-3t_
f N? JUUR-MV K ST. S. V-S OOMM 0 N1CAT
1 ing Rooms, 2d floor, unfurnished; slso 2 .Td-floor
furnished Boouas. flrst-clsas table board. K-4-#l*
1
?
IJOR BENT?1001 R ST. N.W.?THREE I NFl'R
1 nisbed Rooms for light housekeeping, with Br
and water on same floor. Je27-:M?
1?OR RENT?3 LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS,
1 first fl.>or. for aumm*r: exeej uonslly cool and
airy. siuUbk for housekeeping-. also basement rooms
where rent may be paid in work. 322 C St. n. w.
Je?7-3r .
1v(>R 11EST?TWO FURNISHED RtX)Mf>, SECOND
. floor front; gentlemen only. Inquire W-'P L St.
n.w. Jey?-ar
F" OR BENT?BOARDERS; WE CAN ACCOMMO
.late a dozen geatismen with Rooms and Board at
>0 and $?S per week each; first ciasa, central audall
c<m\emicttcf. O ?t. u.^v. )i'^4-Ov
T7>OB BENT-UNFUBNI8HED-FIRs_T FLOOR. 3
1? Rooms bay window: hot and evdd water; lscc*
hack rurd, i>ot or cold hntn on aaeond floor. 1122 6th
st. B.W. y07-?
>08 RtN'T ? 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
L litrbt housekeeping; on second floor, reut,
423 P st. n.w. >s-:e:3_t_
TC?0R RENT?ONE NICE LNFURNISHED FlUiNT
Jr room, northeast corner Htb_ai)dII ata. nw. Je^b-y
1S0K REN T?UN FU RN LnHED-^l HBEK LARGE
? rooms on seoond floor,st 108 I st. n. w. .for $18
I?r month. je-fg-Jt _
1X.U RENT - IN A BRIGHT. BAY-WINDOW
' l onse. 708 8th st. n.w., three or four cheerful
Roo.ufl; one of them .second story front; central.
quit't, reMKouable; bourd if daaired.
F
n:
IX,U RENT-DELIGHl FULLY COOL FLATS,
'.-etitral, desirable location fi^ rating fun.ished
roou.s all conveniences; 2<1 and .id floors. l-Jl E
st. n.w., nexr Penn are, key 1345 Pa. SVS. Je'J?-4t
1*?OIt RENT-N W,PARI/1R. BED-BOOM.DINInG
' rootu and kitchen, first floor, fnniiabed throughout
tor housekeeping; all convenience*. lovely locality;
Hmt ?50- Aodresa HOUSEKEEPER, W?r office.
Je2tf-3t*
I_X)R REN 1 -FURNISHED-THERE NICE LAIKiE
' toiufomble Rooms, 2d floor,al?i one us ad floor;
excellent location; aoutberu exposure. Ap,4v 24
Orant Place >s?2w*_
1- MR RF.NT ? JEAUT1FUL SUMMER ROOMS,
1 sinrle or ec suite. In pnvate (amilv: furnished;
large, double corner henee, south aiul eaat fn?t. Nter
rtMUired. 1101Est. u.w.
"t^OR RENT-AND BOARD-NICELY FURNISHED
X* Rooms, eti suite or smgle, with bath-roont. at sua
2 let st. ?.w. *e=*-?t
X?6R"REBT-?17 15TH ST.N.W. FURNISHED OR
f uufuruiahsd rooms,SB suite; alao office| reunite
rent. ny^l'iaa
5RREBT?B17 15TH ST.N.W., FURNISHED OR
nilftinillhr' rooms, SB salts; aleo office^rautn te
aX* RBBT-IN THE NOKTHWiijT, A SUITE OW
r tour ruoma oil 2d floor, suitable for liifht hoose
keepim.-.to family without cluldren. sunjuer prlrwa.
1 i>0W 10 th ?t. t*"*
FOR RENT?FLATS.
ST,
hath.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
F
I7>o* sale-y mo chance fob buyers-Lot
., ea Eaat nm. near 14th st. 22... (MMlM
Utla. XI th st., cw c at. a. e., 5.V. 1 Itb ?t . n< sr 1>
! .V ;.&? ?* "? ? t?ir 12th s. e ? JI.V. H -t. n ar
H ?'? ???r SOe.criAX. A SHIELDS.
HKW F it. B. ?. y _?* . ;t
Foe salr oxe or thf mo*t bfutih l
Haildlug Rite* on fol'tad is HcurMs ti . t lur t? .
st-eets and <? J* m ?t elevated section. -ilend J r
lo ated and containing about 40.00 ?s-i mi ?ui be
nbdiwd-dlf d.wired. will be sold st a great Ivnraiu
if tiketi in at ai early date. Apply to CH VS C Dt X
CANSON. MhtndDn.w. J?2*-3l
F <B 8 Af.E?BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT. 37 BY
H->. ou D at.. dmt Mew Jrrwv avo s.? , cbcai
_Je28-3t J. H. OKAY * CO.. #37 F.
|?OB 8A1*-AT A BARGAIN-A CHOICE 1X1TO'*
X I.ttli st. Columbia Heu-hu, pri.-r only .t:t cents if
eo'latonoe. IRAXC1S Ull'l V. IM1 fat. u?
KMt
1~JV>iTSAli^iTriXEBT1LDINO UVT~ON 1 \TH
st. . xtended nw. atonl] :LV. per foot thi -a
0,?>er leaviug the city. R. A PHIL
UPS. 1410 Net York are. >27-7t
Fr?K SALE-AT LINDEN -jUlTB^OMK FOB ?rtOO
A baaiitiful Lot for *1.500. 50.000 aquere leet It
u aurtti 1 at. Other*, larr ? or an.all.
JMS7 If JOHN r. PABET. 12*ii V* *,?
F)lt 8ALE-A BARGAIN IX BULLD1SG LOTS 41
feet tt<ucbe* frout onOst. a w.. latiwg Mh aid
?th; i out rj-U-d xtixetga^ water, and aewer . only $1 .
must t?a>.ilin 10 ilavt or lota will lie built upon
Je27-C.t SWoHMSTEDT* BRADLEY, !'"? F st n w
i>01( 8ALK-?0 FKFT FHOST OK ? ONNECTI
M. rxIt sre.. per square foot, *2.W0.
25 l?*t on Connecticut are., runniiur tbroiurli to
20th at., *8,000. Apply to
DULANEY k WHITINO
_Je26-lw 1320 F at,
1>>B SALE?.IUST OFF MARYLAND At K . OH
west aid? of Tth at u e.: a frontaw of ttii feet;
street Just blocked; curb and sidewalk laid, price,
A nice 20-foot lot on waat aide of Slh at. n e.; near
Mojiaa. huaettsare.; price. *1 ..">00
A lot on D at, n?ar7th ne. facin* Man land are_
uidoneonC at. between (tth and 7th tie.; will ba
auld cheap to imiueJiaie i urcbaser
HO-foot front on M at., Lear North Capitol at., opt<o
aite trround held at !*()c.: price, ftj?c.
swoiiMSTtUX k BBADLEY, fc"7 Fat. n.w.
Je50-?it
I^UB MALE-A VEBY DESIB ABLE I AIT XEAK
. capitol k-rouiida, contaiiuns about l.'i.OOO aq ft.
will b?' aold at a bargain. M. M. PABK E1C 141H F at
n.w. Jevfi-tit
I^OB SALK -COI.OMAI, HF.ACH I."T^.
e hare 40 finely locat -d lota at thia ianioua aum
mer resort; tbeae lota can lie bought ou monthly pay
tnenta : call and ape plat of beach
JeUfj-Ot J. H. OHAI k CO.. 6.17 Fat n.w.
8ALF-AT 15c. LESS A FOOT IIUN MM if.
cent trround ha* aold for, fine lluildinr l?<t in
northwest section of city, splendid ueiclila>rhoud.
Addr?*s BAHF. BABO A1N. t?1ar ofRce je-.'.S rtt1
DDK SALE-LOTS AT "AKLIXOTON," DK-Slfi"
JT ably located near the pike. full new of city, de
cided bargains, terms to amt. Inquire Boom 10, Cor
coran Building. MjciKIWAN k CAMPBELL. J'-ii ?t*
>IK SALE ?F1N E LOTH? "
Conn are., through to ll?th at., ;i-i60.
Cor. S and '.'Oth sts . 70*.?3
N at., beL 17th at and Conn, are., 126iav !?814.
B st .bet. 17tb and 18th ?ta? Vl.HxSW.
0 at., bet 17th and 18th eta.. V.tHrflSU.
U at., bet. 4th audnth ?ts. n. w , 441IO8.
N. H. are. n. w., 63.0x130.8)4.
N. II. are. n. w? :i.')W ft. frout.
-lat at., bet. B and Boundary, 121*61.
M at., bet. 14th and 15th. ',..10x113.
8 at., bet. N H are. and 18tliat.,2:itax01U.
E at,, bet. lrtth an<l 171h sts. u. w.. <ta.ldxar.83U.
V at. n. w . bet. Kith aBd 14th Hta? -OliHJ.
Cot. 10th and W ata. n. w , 05x75.
Lota on Harrard at. Col. Heights, 35c.
tv|twre 547. all.
Square 1080, south half.
JaSKMIt* TtLEK * ItrTnERFOBP. 1307 Fat
I^OB SALE?WOULD LIK K 8K ? LED OFKEBB FOB
that aplendid lot at the a e. corner of Kth and I ata.
u.w., 85x120. suitable for store* nwaUaiM ** or a flat
property in thia riciulty la now selling for 44 and *5
perI??h_ O. B. WIUOM,
Je20-Sw 12V1 j st.
Fob sale
taluabia Lota la square 186. adjoining the real
denci- m the late W. w Corcoran, trouting on "Cou
nn Hcut avenue and on I at north and near "'Lafayette
aqua re" and "Farragut square." and benur sulabtiai<ui
lota 15, 16, 17. 18, 10, 20. 21, 22, 23.24. 25. -U. 27.
In W. W. Con rail's aubdiMalou of aquart; ISO, in
Haahington city, D, C.
Apply to AMTHONY HYDE.
_ CBAKLLN M. MATTHF.W8,
Tnwteea of the EsUte cf W W Cor. urau,
_ JelO-lm 714 15tb st. n w.. Washington. D. O.
I?OR SALE?BBOOEI.AXD AND SOCTH BBO(i*
land lots. We hare the choicest loU In thear nub
di?i-ioii? at from 4 to 12 renu per squaia foot Call
at once aud make your choice. Th?ae are the chewp -st
and best loU in the Diatrict of ColtimMa. convenient
to the alectric and steam cara. McLACULEN ?
I BA1C11KLDEB. 1215 >'at. n.w. )eS-liu
FOR RALE-LOT8 IK WAOOAMAN ABU HI
dout*8 addition to tbecJty of WubiQirUi!i,furm('rlv
| called Woodl^y Park. Ihit i?r??i?ert> i? ?itui?tr ?t tii'?
tenni'iu* of Counoctirat mve t itendtni, and
' K*J(?ramji Hntrfiu, the new briil^c and thr t*rk dn%-?,
1 and nrsr by the profsi?rd Zoul<imcal frardotis An rl?c
tnr road mill be coMtrncW*d, a charter har.nic already
; been obtai ?ed from Cun^rrea*. HiiecM prices to peu
j !?? of i>roiuinenre who will boild tin?? holing
Call 1 or plat. also bulletin of cheap property.
J NO. r. WAOOAMAN,
| my 10-3m 700 14th at
IX)E HAT M
1 8,000 FEET OF OBOrXD;
New Hampahire are. 2Mh and H at*., will make
twalre or uiore lots uot leaa than 15 feet Irontag*
aplS FLANK B COXOEK. 1115 Est
1MB SALL-~
THAT 8PI.ENIHD LOT
on s?iuthaaal corner New Haini?l.lre are and B at. at
?3 per foot FliANK B. COXOEB.
M'lB 1415 Ft
COUNTRY HKAL B8TATK
JIOT SALE?AT H YATTBVILLE. VII., A BEAI TI
_ ful 6-room cottage, high ground, large lot; goo l
water; couremaut to cara, brick sidewalk from tba
station . price *2,500. B H. WAKKKB * COJe2i?-5t*
I^Olt HEXT?DI'ltlXG THK 8CMXER. AT Al KOl
ra. M . Va., new 0-rt?iu cottage, newly luruisbed;
arden with all kinds of vegvtablea. Apply to J. A.
8HAEFEB, at the Star office Ja2n .lt*
^OU SALE?MOKE THAN TWO HINDU ED OF
the choicest selections of Farms and small Country
F
? f
Homes ar<'und W ashiugtou. ou all the llueaof railroad,
embraciuir
ELEGANT COUNTRY BE8IDEXCBB,
HAXUsOML COTTAGE HOMES,
FINE BUILDING SITES OF ONE TO TWENTY
ACBE8,
POME FIRST-CLASS RIYFB FARMS.
Suited to al! classes, tastes and requirement*, at
aliauiefulty low prlcea couaidering their location,
and on aln-oat any term* to suit.
T. H. SYPHEliD k CO^.
Je27 th.aim.lm "Sun Building." 1317 F at
Y70H BENT-SIX BOOM HOUSE. OKANDSPRIMG.
1 staliie, ixiultry Houae. aouie truit. splendid shade.
011 the lilgn bli'.ffs orerksiklug.citj aud n\er. 3W miles
to drive and and 300 yarda from the steiuuer lSxie'a
landing, 3 truis every hour, 15c. round-trip. will rent
4 11 oiitlis at >15 I? r mo.
FOB BENT?81x-room brand new cottage in beauti
ful gTuvc, line well at the door. 4 miles from citj and
)4 mile trom B. B. station . *15 !*-r uio. for 4 month*.
FOB BICNT?5-hsiUi cottage Iti gTore of trees 2
lullea' drive from Aqueduct bridge. *12 per mo. for
4 month a. T. 1L dYPHEUD * CO.
Je27-3t Sun Buildiug.
Molt UIISTT- Plxr Ol.ri ( (Tt^TRY'MANSloN OF
12 rooms, ample groiioda. Hue shade, pure npnug
water, atabllng for horae and carnage. 4 wiles from
Center market; $25 per mouth
T. H. 8YPBERD * CO
Ja27-3t _ t,nn 8uillluir.
WANTED-TO BENT A FABM FOR A TEBM OF
" jearn, with or without atuck. privilege of pur
chaaiuc the aaiua. Ad treaa foe 5 days Bot 42, star
oflicw.
yaara, with or without atuck. privilege of pur
ail* tua aaiua. Ad lreas foe 5 days Bot 42, sr
office. _ Je.' T3t
F'OB BALK - AT SILVER SPRINGS. 13-ROOK
Houss, 10 acres, stable aad other outbuildings
12-room House, 23 acrea. all nil?Sir) ouU>uUdin<St
Fruila, He.
LINDEN 8TATIOW.
11 room Honae S of 1 acre, Lawu. Shrubbery, fce.
LoU, 1 to Sc.
UALPINE STATION.
Sereral Cottagwa. Lota 9100. Alao Farms. 10 to 200
EOCEVILLE.
Lota, *100 up.
Je'iU-.'U JOHN O. JOHNSON, 008 F at.
1JH1B SALE?FIFTEEN ACBES 31* MIL11S lTtO*
thiscitv, plenty of shade . high and health) loca
tion : would make an excellent fruit, dairy or ganlen
funn. or a convenient home for one in business in this
city; ihtsous will be taken to new property tree of
Charge. price *50 per acre. T. H. SWHEKD k CO.,
Sun Bu'tldiug. 1311 if at. o.?r.
1JVJR KALE 0B BENT-HAVINQ JUST FINISHED
a modem -built cottage at Qsithenrtmnr, Md . I wnU
sell ou rtruw>nabie tarrua or reut to daairable |?rty,
ottlr three minutes walk from Oaitharabnrg station;
witn desirable grounds al.d new stable. AddreaS T 1L
BR QUELS. 128 Meat t^yatte at.. Baltimore.
|X)B SALE?TAKOMA PARE?BOARDING MOUlUt,
J7 18 rooina, nearly au acre of rrouud, two equaree
from dei?ot, on Use high land, built especially for a
board lug house aud eaa be filled with boarders at
ouc*. caabe bought now for fti.oOO, only *2.000
cash; it is well worth *8,000. We coundently recom
mend thia property as a great bargain.
Jei4-Ot LEWIS 4 HEATON, 92UTM.M.W.
1?OR BENT-AT MOUNTAIN Y'lbTA, OAKLAND.
Md.. furnished Cot tags, four budrtoiua, parlors,
kiti'ben, and a large wall trnl; well ot rood water at
the duor; 1M acrea wall-shaded ground; ton lutuutoa'
walk to the station; is one of the highest nomta la
Oakland. For further information apply to RICHARD
MABoNEY. at the Cottage, or address Dr JOYCE,
MOI atJLW.. Waahnurton, D.C. Je22-6t*
F'OB SALE - "MELROSE PARE" LOTS. THE
?nuet desirable in Hyattarllle, Md.; two minutaa
from Station . oppoalte the rwdanes of tha latalL E.
UlioU aso . containing <;..??><? leel. term eeay.
)e3 1 iu^ TYLEBEfcutHEBFokD. 1.107 F at. n.w.
UOUTH BROOELAND.
J5 *ITU CITY STREETS, AVENCE8 AND CI?
CLF.8.
FOR SALE.?The beautilully aittialed tract of land
railed "South Brooklaud," ha ring bean subdivided ia
xccordance with the plan of the city, with streets y0
leet and avenues 130 feet wide, ia uow placed ou tM
market. It Is on the line of the Metropolitan R. R.,
south of aud adjoining Brooklaud, about one n ils
1 orth of the city, and but a abort distance from the
electric cara, and near the University only ten uiin
titoe' drire to the uty by Central avenue, all of whick
makes it very desirable, aud property which will rap
idly increaaa in value. For the present, lota will be
aold at the low j rlce of from 3 to 13 centa, <
tcrma. Far pUta, kt., apply to
WM. O. DENIHON, 023 F at n.w,
Jr4-lm MCPWORP W. WALEia. 1006 F at D w|
"POB SALE?BOL'TH BROOELAND
JT JUST 8UBDITIDID
Lota frotn 3c. to 10c par loot; sna-Isaitk oaah. bal
ance L ~ aM S Iran eouia la and aclect your lota.
?4-Ito LEWtfl fc liEATOK. ?20 F at n w.
1XIB MALE - BEAUTIFUL LITTLE COUNTRY
X vUlafa proj?erty ia Maryland, larf* enough to
kaap raw and to ralaa paimjr, fruit, va?rtaWaa, fee.
l allr iwd fare,96 par aso : datly to aad fW> from Waak>
luglonJtdoreaa IX DRPKNDEjlT," ?4ar oAee.
FOR RENT-STABLES.
TX>B RKMT?IB BKAB 1*M 9TH ST. M. W AO
JT eomiHvdattaM for two horwae and three tairiafai
rrtoa *10 par month. Oppoalte The Portland, eoa
tatna loar ataUa and twu for four carrlavea, t>*ch
"Wr-v* Jsnsiia.'mv a...
COUNTRY BOARD
1 * FARM. N C. R R . I AO ROI !:-? ' MIR
\ Hmm R aailitnrtofi . larr? Wl Willi !
liNt. w, (niL tul | l. uti wilrni' t" ??
I AiMitmC H^SI. J>iu? F O . Raltto: >rr . oni.t ?!d
| yi* at*
HltlM KUiTtTldl. I AK-iF MlilMK i'l t M \
<4 h*. milk, A< SO? )?ntk >n, 10
I traina daily, mitlitfi S rwtif# <?f ,tr itnr*.
adJr?*e Ml\*. K H Ht KH. ^irrWtia, F?Mnt*r
Co.. Va
bwi4iiw ow'Mii hoard tun
r motationa. 10 tntlea frotn WkA.iivi-u.^Tntte
. rail p ?'i a tat ion. Irani* ee.hwry dam . m-no-ai
for peraowa in odi* T?nw> ri'aaowat.U V n. IV I
, 12P. Alexandria. Va
HIOBLAKT) OH RTRT CM'B H<?? si VOW
Ifuiinil or iwtinic n. ?
wdilrT Iran appo.ntment of bole Hr?.k'a>t Mid
' t k> MiWt Tel.i'tv >n?. It 7 .
MUX . .'. 1>. M VI Sll
(MHROWEW. HU?H AND MKvLTHY lAMHI
al.adyyard. rtfir Bu-kland villas! and iManto
fulatr.am. daily mcil. it r.ul-w from Bi'U Run ?:? m
; tauia. near three etationa \ .twvnia MiiIiiikIK 11 inf
erence Aildreaa Mils COL O. I \ I KK,
I Bnrkland P. 0? hmv R lUtani Co. Va y: *?
SI'MMKR IKIU.1I. l.Alit'U AIM BOO MB |
_ healthy neiahbot hood . searm?ni.'.aii\e teiiwa r?^
I aoiiaole. Addreae NKV ii 1>AV IK.
| I J-?h M* Hay MirkH, h?? R illuun Co. Va.
fi'KR TO KirTKKN MoKK BoAkDIKK c*\ MR
I M. aoromni' tated at Y at ton. Ad.lr*a* M' >1.1.11 U
! WAI.M.K. Bound Hill. Va. je-.'K-.w
Ri<um BARK FARM. TWO M11.IM F*OM M.? *"
audi .a. conr-menl for retita is ofll.-e. meet traina
| twn* i? r <tay . fruit. k> ana milk in ?h?Wb?v. hnrk
and health) , lerina $?>. SPKlMi BA>K. \l< aandria,
I Va. )r-m l?'
| l|OMK CoMFOKTB IS TUB BI.V? K11x.lt
J II Mountain* I .an avKiumiwiU a few a-le. t |?r
. tie-with brat . la?a tward and rnoaia. eW*at?t flimat*;
j everything lirat i-Imw r*-aaonetde r?t*v. r 111 NRY
! OT.AN'NOS. 8j*rr) ville, Kapialiantn* A tviiat?, vt
| Je'.'H-tit
SIMM IK BOARDIK* AOTOMop ATFD VT M%
tartii, A* tulle from Royd'a at.tiou. Met (trench R.
ati'l O.. hurh. healthv location . ibartr. uaiadlaal a, nn|
?t?r. temia iu.d?nl< KU.H al ALKY. R.>.|
M nUr 'Mi. ri omnty. Md >? .'? 'M'
BUIUlLEV M'KlNti* R VA (??IP MoaKH KT
pn Tat# liouar at rnu. ia>4? t?.rtua mi] tr >im1 l>|
| addrraxtiMi MK.S U. W. MlttRR. IWk'l' j Si-nn^a.
| ?.???Cmrnl). >.1a
! UKTKKAT IWTTAOE, OHKX Jt'l.V l.dUmi
I\ to U?r-tvraa <|iu*t alia roiiif .nalilt'aun Ihm??.
Km-ul altrati.?n Ri tal.l ?. r??r t.?ma a.l.1iw? M E.
I'l: ANKI.1N. liarper'a ?>rr>. R V* . jf'.'T H|?
BOARDfcltB RASTK1' HOllll.UI fKi'M M ASHZ
iiurt?u.ov U>a PtrduMMit Alt l>ur winitlh arv-a
I r.M.ni*. i.ha<ly lawn. F<>r ..Ih^r |<arti'Milar? a.| lr*-*a
MUS. E. hlxi V. MaraUall. fauiittifr oMiuty, Va.
JpWDP
OAK HIIJ. 81 11 ATkll OK KNIM ??? I II a
WW Blur Fid?? and aurroamllnK in.'iinta.iia i.xv
milk, atiadr. RahniK. ndirur. aud drinua tionw*. JN'r
KIMUmiX, Sortb Iv?rt. Loudoun comity. Va Ilt|
rffrrrint*. Jf40O-.ltJV7 M'
I^iest-vi.ass rot stkv ?i?khvi m?nim
r D.C .bnrrmnmi. I'lcnty phadr. !<??. k>- r.?i4
tablr. short walk fr> n atatiun. trra.? rraaonalil" Ad
drwui Mra. M J. KAMtV. >?!*?
B
^OAKIII.US MANTF.P AT MOIM AIN l.l.I NX*
I?r? i. k tii.uar wub 1 n?>iu? aud Iwuirul. in mi*
iri.iTf, n?ar |??t and trlnjihotir of#.* W-n') frmt ai d
III ilk, frw tr?!i*iv,nat).in tu an I iruni .ara. to
CHAKLKN R. VYEKR, Hill???ini. Va. y ~>i ?M
I CRT ST I > M.K ACkbKMV. XKAR HAI'IHAN SI A~
i linn. u?iw n*ad> lor aumni?T laiarrR'i* . board lif
w.~>k. C4 , rhlldmi under 1J )-iwr> and nuram. ?'.'.Ml;
dally anaila, bralthy rluuatr, .-uuvryau. r fr >ni ataUu*
lr>->-, airy rxouia, trroimda larun, well aliadol. Addr?aa
4t R R BKItMM, IVm.. L.- ??! I>a>.\ Va.
MfllHK OKOVK," CALVKKTON. VA, V M KAII,
X ?ay?Summer Boardara Rantrd Pti ntj xliadn,
friilt, Mr.; l.'.o y-arda from atatioti all traina atop.
Ti-niin nannhlf. H T. SRAUT, l*rv>f>
ev-1,41*-. ?: )? " .(*?_
1A MOHf HnAHI>r.KS( AS B? AtRR?MMOI?ATKD
X " " ai ill* Old llantatiou. A* laiilx uortn of I liltm
atatkin. l..iv, aiia<l> yard, iilriily of milk atidtnra
tal>l?a. tcnua moileratr. Addrraa JAM. t'. B1 i'KI ft,
A'liltoii station. Kairfm County, Va J?'J."i-tk*
MVIiTl.h H VI.I.. HAI.ri It's lllll.l R. ?C
Baal liK-atioii (HI caini Bill 0|ati June 21.1NHH.
IV >ard mviiiid tu uuue.
JrfM-lm* J I. HnthKI.U nlipillll?l
Cncym i?iaki? ro* adiiltr at -nii
/ Mai-Ira." Tinawrura, Met Hraurli. una hour 1mm
R'aahlcv-tou ?li?dr, airy rvxuiu A|>W) tu 8 L
HAVS. Ucfcavtllr. Md. Ja24-?ir_
t" j'UOM TBK isror JULY. 1RKH. A lit HOAKlC
< r> i ji. be i ll .uiautlv ao oii.modated . baalthy and
Lilaaaaat plane, livery fttruialied aa<1dl< and dnvinc
Oorana ko.M water table aupplied (maa our own a?r
di II. freali milk and butter, ternia m.aterate.ajx- ial
ratea to fauultea ri-uiaiiuiur entin* s.-aaoti K.-r (urtl?av
|>srtn ulara, addrnaa Mr? JNo P HKATKK,
'?t LovettavUta. LaataVBOR. Va
T?HK HKHT Hoi hi 1H AOAIN OPKN KOKTMI A<i
? oiiiiaudaUou of buardera for |*rtt. ulara apply
to k. A BliBT.
ye-'-'J Ot' liuund Hill. Loud, uu t ?.ubtjr. Va
IXW 1KA(HIU.H OK II'BUC W HimlJ(.RA*i
in^tou. ai d mnairiaua, we liara an attra. li va plaoa
at w|*?'ial raUe for Umh.uuh. hwry advantaav at
country aud loam, of ruliiiK ami dn< nur. t w. iionra
run on tli<; V M road. A.lir aa "THK ilAI.ll ACAD
j tMV." ( ulpiper. Va :'??
I CI MMI K BOAKD?OI,f> UKOOKK MANMokT
' |RBr>a>kland. 1) t' *JI? mile* frotn rit* altitude Km)
feet. n?4 houae. lanf*. tri-ab ruotua. aiieatiade trwaa
I yelu in.
AIVOMMODATIOKK FOK TRIKTY BoAKDKKA
at tlx Is laiilrt farm. A* mile fr>*i. IVivd'a atatmo,
, Met. 11 B .nd O. Healthy liaatloa. larwr laa ti. apUu
d.d apriiia wati r. Pn\ai? taaina tared for leriaa
| ?.-U uiouth. E C. UU.AMiMt, B y.d a.Md Jel.VlS
ADKUOHTfTIi KoMt IK THK MOt'KAINNor
Ix>?d"un rountj for fiimliMs witb " blldree , lanra
| rooms. |a?rtl<Ma. apniar water, bona- aud tiiai-e ixiia
l i>li-?e for health and . ..lufort Mn Y. K. hd'AKTY,
Monroe tiro*.- Farm, near AldAe, V a uiyC4 e.il lain4
CtlTY MUAKIiKHBTAKKN <>M 1 KIVKM1M 1 r?
walk troBi tbe atauou . new buildiny braltbl lorta>
tli u ; plenty of aliade . Ii-e.tuilk and (nut | leiituul Av
| ply to Mra. JAMl-ij bAM.1.1, lloyd'a station, Md.
JelV! liu*
??f OCTBTLAWK" BY'MMKB'BOAKlMNtlflriirB^
Kj fruit. Ire. milk. <?<-, in I mt' -v n table unaur
puaa?al. very larife lawn Willi an ?(?iiirlan. r of ahada.
A.I.I reae lit A N h HUT, Hoyda. MiL Jellltn
K.^IUHT BOAKDKKS WAMTKD-BO CKODKlJ
J j uiiiler l."? year* of tak^u . (ielurhtful mtaatioo;
uit?ubiAiD . Uuv?* ImUu 4* oo? mtl?
j <?l <'harl?>tt?atvilJe Mini rni\.r?jt> <?f Nirifmia four
b< ur?? lrutu Wa?hiit?rtoxi; m daily trmium. AJdr^mB
| Bot ^04a fbirtuttMrtlto.il> niySMai
C~ tOMPtlRT KKTKKAT. POIT I All l.KNoBl IS
/XuaiiUiUi of Uju) laud. u< at ilarit r b trrry.hymm
ri rvmfortauid cotttiv atl\?iitnK??? ?w *?4i*U?h1 W. It.
i l laAKK, Ketrp lr>?U Aahiugiuu vuuiit> Md.
I W-1 MMUt BOAIDU AT '"OAKI.ANUV OAt
O lord, t'larke count), Va 8. V railroad, i M moat
! elevated and bealtnful anrtiou of Virginia Ab-imlanna
I of abade. fnut. milk, vsiretablea k. . Convey ami- ouo*
a week to "hulphtir HfVtac." Fur |?rtf-ulara addraaa
Mra J li CON A HI) lnt*
BUSINESS CHANCRES.
I-h)kralb a kfjatai'Rakt. ri>bthvrrjtT hyi'
tion. at a kTiat banralu. It Uoa aupia>ru a family
of . 'irbt. tjuirk i*rt> baa a irreat opportnnlti J>i<l,
AMU1.KU SMITH. Attorney-at-ia?, 1U1U rat. n w.
Je2B-5t*
I/OK KKNT - DI.sIKABlF. l?AL YAKO AND
dwelllUK 111 one la-at l.a-atlon for retail bualiieaa.
cor lOtb aud V sta. U w. Apply to
1HANC1H HUFTY. 1801 T atn.w
l.'X ill SAI.L A MARKRT rtTOBK R'KIJ. H TUCKED I
; 1 KtSal location, ikuuc Hood caab buatlieaa, atao
borae and ?a?on. rood reaaon for aelUnr Addrsaa
[ Box 4?, Star ottce. Jr27-at*_
fM?K SALE?VISE TYFFTH' Ft H STAIN GOOD VH
new . owl $400 . IS "Wnrvla red Taiin mar
ble, a beauty. ?2t>0. Call at 313 4* at aw O.
BOYEB. >a-/7 St
I YTAMED-A STOKl. ON Mj|!1 M blM I I N S A.
I f ave. bat Ttb and lltb ate . elate rent he.
h C. C.. a tar Offloe. Je2i-4t_
-I t\ SHAKES l.ANSToN TYFK MACHIKK SJOCC,
J.U - uvcmra
A irood chance to buy both cbaap.
).-Jt>-:it FKAKK H. I'ELOl ZK. 1.113 Fatraot.
]" .-OK t ALE?OB BEM l-UKFt BMSH1H. THK
new, lieautiful MALTBI Hotel. R a-lunjrton. D 0,
Every u^Klera lniproraaiaat. JODrorroa. >m< Oaiatal
lark, one block frotn B. and O. railroad depot, eaaf
Uruia tu reajioliatbla leuaut
RAKD k BORRTEIX,
telit-'.>tn Hntel Brokan, 1*1 Kraadwaj, X. T.
M>AMKI) A PAU1.NEK, ACTIVE OK S1I.Y.WT,
' with *:i.(nKJ to Kk.OUO, to mrreax a pr 6tabia
K" luur buaineaa lu a Yirmnia toa u . have large or
aow for Bait aeaaon'a delivery. Addreaa Hot 10.
Btarotbce. ye 15 2w*
IXI1I SALE?
I A lance and.well located i-teor of Bl'HINERS prop
perty an uated on the corner of 14tb aud beta. u. w.
coiituinuiK 10,'JCKI a^uare feat at irround, and ina
pruved by
^-hUiry Kn k Rairbnaar. SOal'JO
" Story Brick 0?ce, - o 1.30
?J-Storj Frame Rarabouar (Corrugated lruc ShwatR
lllK >. ?>.illit)
Soar retitMMr for# 1.HU0 per annum, praparty and
rentlnir \Riur iu< nanimr. an aaoellent lU.oaUn.m
Pn. e, $30,000 *1 eruae eaay.
| A LRU
r>0.00tl aqua re feet of croqnd altuated oil the M K2f
S1I.VAMA KAlLKoAO tracka. .'1 aiuall liouee* rent
payina takea uu entire aijiiarr, an excellent ati n
fur a LL'MBEB, COAL, or MAMT ACT! KINu BC 81
KBKB.
Frioe, 50c. per foot. Trrnia eaay.
AMU
1 -fl andlTided lntereat la a real aatatr arudM-ete wa
ll.* ee\eral lanrt aud valuable pie.. a ul pio|?rt?.
Price $ .'0.&00
Alan?
An undivided t? lntereat la the wliarf pmparty fool
Of 10th uiid H at reeta a w., containing U.VOOO aiuart
feet of irrouuil and tUiproved by 4 lanre wata-Uo iaaK,
1 lanre oflkce biiildiair, 3 well-built and new wharves
Dow rautlnc for R4.UOO par auuum
rrfce f-'O.OuO Te
. Tltlea iruarantaad aood.
The aho?e j
aicued aollcli
part of aaiui
Apply to
james r. bAKBorm.
431 lOth at. a.w.
_JflT-e?S? 12tb and Md. m aw.
^VORSIOKMKWTa AKD 8TOKAOF BOUCI1KD
Uavin# a eery larre a tore la (rood location and
latvv oiitaide ?i*. i to display fu. nil lire, both lor a no
tion aud atoraire, are are praiiaied to raneiTe oouaMCB*
BianUut booaakald fOedt. lamlrandiae of all R?h
bureee. Lunrtaa, Ac. BpartaTattention laid to raM
aetata aalaa. baleaday every Aelaaaday
BOO'I A LUREKTHAL An. ti.meem,
my311m R37 TUi at. n. w.
Iyon BALK - STOCK. F1XTI KKB AKD OOOB
will of an tataUMaad mlinr akaa afcxa akock
freali. Clean and atapw; aood Iwattun, ma iinblerfli
Umm laaM. Andy or addfaaa KOOKOMY sHotf
HTOBK SO"-' 7tbatT?.w. my 31 la
r|>0 OUKTBACYOBI^ BITLDEKR. AKD OTHKBB
X lour biurka fmuBoundaQ. on 13tb at ea load ad
?AfpHgjroBLD
prlcaa. vatcbaa
?..rrjfctea UU* y?ar,
tbe loweat prlcaa la
1J J4 F at- a.w.
U M J LATIMUL SL B VKTOK AKD CI TO.