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THE WASHEC-TOTON TOI3ES, SATUEDAT, JULY G, 1895.
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FOR SALE aOSCELliASUOUS.
FOR S.A.I1E Fin" boa constrictor; very
tj !!. a nice pet for any lady, also
monk'VK ami parrots. SCIIMID'S BIRU
6TORL, 712 Z sUw., 122 1 Pa.avc. j j G-5t
FOK SALB-Two pool tables at No.
DC C liw. Inquire after 12 p. in. It
FIRST C3L.A.SS "Jrus store; Rood lo
cation; mv.; Tor tale on account of
other business. Address QUININE, this
orfu jyG-2t
FOK SALE-Cheap, a 12-foot Ba
teau in splendid condition; can be
M-ea a l 2 1 :.5 I st n w , after 5 p in jy-(-3t
FOR SALE-A full line ol pioeerips.
725 24th bt. mv. Will sell cheap. jy5-3t
FOR SALE-A full leather lop phae
ton; ijrbt-clabs condition; cheap. 405
New York ave. Jy-l-3t
FOR SALE-A first-class hoise; pood
driver or worker; fully guaranteed in
every rospect from owner. HENRY
REFTER. 300 G inf. Jy4 3t
FOR SALE Two couplett; iti sood
condition. J. B. W., Ko. 1453 C fct.
6W Jj'2-7t
LAWN GRASS SEED, fertilizer, insecti
cide, sprinklers for plants and lawns, mon
keys, parrot canaries, mocking birds,
poid fish, doss, and fancy pigeons.
BCHMID'S, 712 12th st. uw.. branch 1221
Pa. ave. myio tf
GllASSHOFPEUS 5?l EACH.
Tlicy Had Been Trained to Stenl Car
TiPkotM Out of the Box.
Bobtail cars were all the go in St Louis
at one tunc, says the St. Louis Globc
DennH rat They were not so popular with
the people as with the companies, as they
were small and inexpensive affairs, the
dr.ver actins in the dual capacity of driver
and conductor
The faro-box at the forward cud, "with its
sctjo- f trap doors and Sionl and buck of
glas, wa& supposed to be an efficient device
lortheproieutioiioftheconipany'slntciesta.
At that time car tickets passed every wbcic
aSi'urrfiicy Thepeanut stand's, thesaloons
und all retail stores accepted them at their
la e value for purchases.
The drivers knew this and t-ome of them
"noiild evolve schemes to abstract the cov
eted tickets after they were deposited by
th-1 pascensers m the box This was no
ay.mati as the inventor had so fixed its
internal arrangeiiienta that robbing the box
In a curved wire or any pliable Instrument
"v as d.'enied an impossibility.
One dnvw took a live grasshopper, lied
li- tvu hind legs together to a piece or
tlir -ad. to that iie was helpless The in
Ki'ino'is'ass wouldtheiipryopensonieofthe
h). iii! 114; trap doors with a small stick and
bl'iwly M Mr Giabshopper hbde over one
dour, through another, and so on down into
the b'utoni of the box among the tickets
The hopper had the use or his four small
legs, and when his master pulled the thread
to win hthe insect wafiattached the hopper
naturally grabbed hold of oiuc of the
tii keis
A grasshopper, when secorcd by the hind
lo8, will lurid rirnily with his rorelcgb to
ati ttiiiig thatconies within reach Assoon
as the hopper readied the tickets he was
pulled around the angles untie box and out.
brnging with him irom one to five or six
ti keis Tlie tapping was done at the end
of the line or on some loncsoniu part of the
road
II the fellow -who hatched that scheme
had k-pt it lo hlniseir perhaps the railway
roiupany would never have discovered his
ras alit v This chap had a long liead
and tried toniakeallhcPouldoutofhishH'ky
find lie went into the wholesale grass
li pper b-isincbs He knew lhat grfls,shop
pi rs were not to be had in winter, therefore
lie laid in a supply lie fed them and look
t are ot them "When Jack Frost cleared Uic
fields of thechirpershe started ou ton a tour
anions the drivers He was carerul aliout
Kound'iig his way firt-t and lo those wiio
were w lllittg to iie tempted he bhowed how
tl) in.k could be dour He had the gias
li'.ppersandwoukirurnishthemat SI apiece
33' taking care of the hopper it would lie
good ior a week, no matter how cold the
weather He plied his trade tviUi Mime
b '! '..i'-!- and il evetitually led to his down
fall ,'i'Kl a wholesale discharge or drivers on
b ral of the liues
Tlie YVillnrd Brothers.
Directly across the street from the "Wash
ington bureau of the Eagle, in a plain three
st iry brick Itouee. lives Joe "SVillard, the rich
est Ksident of the National Capital. Joe
"IVillnrd and his two broUiers, Henry and
Oleli haveiiotoknlylivedhererormorethan
balfa enUiry, but they havemndetheirenor
mous fortitnes right in the District orColum
bja The cashier of a local bank recently in
formed me that there -were few men in the
United Plates who kept as much ready
money on call as Joe IVillard; that be had
$400,000 on deposit in one bank in this city,
and the same amonnt in another financial
jiiM.it utioii in New York city. Besides this
latge sum in ready cash, he owns blocks of
raott valuable real c6tatc in "Washington,
uii isestf mated to beworthTrom S7.000.000
t. $10,000,000.
It 16 a curious fact that this remarkablo
family of Y.'illards have had Tor a long tlmo
no business relations with one another.
Caleti is worth alwut a million dollars, and
Ins brotlier Henry pays taxes on about a
million and a hair. Henry "WHUird lives in
an ch-gaiil Iwuse on K stieet, near Four
teeiiili. and is getting the full enjoyment of
tti go.,d things of tills life. His brother
ralebf)wn6andlivcslnaveryplcnsanthouee
on thi' corner of Fourwiith street and 1.
About a year ago, when the estrangement of
tin brot Iters Caleb and Joe wasat its height,
tin little incident hapjieiied Uiat scr"ed to
tlose the breach lietween them. Joe was
t.ikeii 6ciiouslj ill. and fears were expressed
tiiat lie was iieanng liisewl. As boon as this
i.. wsiea-teICalebhibwireiiisistedongollig
to iti.- house of thebick brotlier and attend
jiig him She did so, and through herdevo
tiitii Jte recovered, and since then a more
brotherly feeling h6 existed between the
two old -time enemies.
To Cah4 belongs nearly t he whole of what
is prolmWy the nnwit valuable, business
block in I lie city. He is the owner of the
IJilntt House and all the buildings down on
Newspaper Row. He also claims all the
2. iid- on F street, between Fourteenth and
Thin-. i-th streets, with the exception of a
f raal! M rip only about thi rteen reel wide im
mi at. ly adjoining theEbbitt House which
jstin piopenyof his brotlier Joe. Caleb has
jiri 1'iinr time been endeavoring to buy this
hin. 1 11 hit of laitd from his brotlier, but Joo
b.ts neiMistetttly refused to bell, preferring to
h liil.u!idthusprreventinghishated brotlier
from extending and improving his proper! j.
Tli' fi-eln between tli6e two men was so
very bitter that when Joe went tohis office he
li ft t he sidewalk and took to tlie street when
pasfsing along in front of the property owned
by hiSbroUier. Although I have made num
bi rless inquiries I have never been able to
find out the cause of the estrangement be
tween the "Willard brothers, but rumor liasi t
tliat it wa all about a woman. "Washing
ton CorresjMMidence Brooklyn Eagle,
L,ord Sponcer'n Cont-Talls.
In his interesting life and adventures
Mr- Sala, tracing back the origin of the
hingle-breafited jacket called the Spencer,
worn over a tailed coat by a past genera
tion, mention two legends. One is that a
Cert ..in Lord Spencer, dining alone, went to
sleep after copiously partaking of old port,
:md being too cloee to tlie fire his coat "was
bet alight and the tails burnt orf. Tlie
otheribtlialtaecoat-tailsweretornoff. The
in an accident while hunting. Lord Spencer,
in either case, adopting the curtailed
garment as a new fashion. The Spencer
v.. actually invented by the grandfather of
the present first lord of the admiralty, the
second Earl Spencer. As he was almost a
teetotaler the port "wine theory is dis
posed of, and as he was, like his grandson, a
great huntsman there is more probability
in the latter account. But we understand
I he family archives contain no record on the
interesting subject. London News.
jsl.25. "ExcurhiontoDtiltlmore $1.25.
via Pennsylvania Bailroad.
Excursion tif-kots lo Baltimore, Satur
day, July 6, and Sunday, July 7, good re
turning until July 8, $1.25.
Got rour Cf&aa && $ yrencv
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PARTNER WANTED-Anactive,
culenrising young man can find a very
rare chance to invest a few hundred dollars
with services. Address PaO. box 204.
jyG-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap cigar store. 1212
F M. nw. jy3-3t
AWELL-ESTABLISHEDlJuild-ing
and loan absociation, officered by
sound and prominent cilizons, finding that
the demand for money on gilt-edged be
curity greatly exceeds its income, desires
to increase its directorate with a patty
who can furnish some capital. The posi
tion will pay a good salary and not divi
dends exceed 10 per cent, per annum. Ad
drcss BUSINESS, this office. Jy3-3t
BEST 15c. meal in cily.
jy2-7t 031 E St. nw.
WANTED-Bj' rcgiblered plumber, a
partner who can furnish a small
amount of capital to Mart business and is
acquainted with local architects and build
era. Address PLUMBER, thib office.
Jy2-3t
"WANTED-l'any to invest small
amount in our enterprise and get rich;
absolutely bale. Address ENTERPRISE,
this office. jc30-7t
LEGAL NOTICES.
No. G775, Doc. 21.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH KA ISER. LATE
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Application having been made to the
Supreme Court of the Dibtnct of Columbia,
holding Orphans Court, for probate of a
last will or raid Elizabeth Kaitcr and for
letters testamentary on taid estate, by
Miford Fishman. or aid District, this ie to
give notice to all concerned to appear in
said court on Friday, the 2Gth day of July,
A. 1). 115, at 10 o'clock a in , to show
cause why such application should not bo
granted.
Attest. L P. WRIGHT.
Bi gister of Wills, D.0.
LEON T0BRINER.
Proctor for Applicant.
No. G70S, Admr. Doc 21 .
ESTATE OF MARGARET DAVIS. LATE
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Application having been made to the.
Supreme Court or the District or Columbia,
holding Orphans' Court, for probate of a
last will dated June 2!. Ife9-1, and for
letters or administration, etc., on taid estate,
by John Day, this is to give notice to all
concerned to appear in said court on
Friday, the lllth day or July, A. D 1S95,
at 10 o'clock a. m , to show cause why such
application bhould not be granted.
A B HAGNER. Justice
Attest: M.J GRIFFITH,
Acting Register or Wills, D. 0.
BELVA A.L0CKW00D,
Proctor for Applicant.
Ji2I)JuG&l3
No G040, docket 20
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Holding a special term for orphans court
businessT
June 21, 1895.
In the case of Fannie G. Kittli and Harry
M. Schneider, administrators or the estate
or Jacob D. Kitch, deceased, the adminis
trators aloresaid have, with the approval
of the court, appointed Friday, the 19th
day or Julv. A D . 1895. at 10 o'clock
a in . for making payment aim nisinuuuon
under the court's direction and control;
when and where all creditors and personsen
tltled to distributive shares (or legacies).
or a residue, are hereby notified lo attend
in person or by agent or attorney duly
authorized, with their claims against the
estate properly vouched; otherwise the ad
ministrators will take the benefit of the
law against them Provided a copy of
tins order be published once a week lor
three weeivS in the "Washington Law Re
jKirler" and "Washington Times previous to
the said day.
Test M J GRIFFITH.
Act ne Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia.
JAMES W GREER.
Proctor. je22-4t
Filed June 21, 1895. J. R. Young, Clerk.
IN THE .SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
In the matter or petition of Francis
Tovar Tor leave to change his name.
Equity No. 1G552.
A petition having been duly filed in this
court by Francis Tovar, of the Dlstriet or
Columbia, wjitreiu he prays that his name
may be changed.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
to appear in this court on tlie 20th day
of July, A. D. 1895. at 10 o'clock a m.,
to show cause, ir any they have, why tlie
prayer in said petition contained bhould
not l)e granted.
A copy of this notice shall be published
in The Washington Times once a week
for three buccessive weeks before this
said day. W. S. COX, J.
True copy Test" J. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
By S JENNINGS. Jr.,
(Seal ) Abst. Clerk.
Solicitor for petitioner:
"W. A. JOHNSTON.
Attorney at Law, 412 Gth st. nw.,
Washington, D. 0.
jc22,29,J6
IN the Supreme Court of tlie District of
Columbia
William L. Peabody, executor of the last
willandtestamentofNehemiahCobb.vs.The
Board of Education oT the Presbyterian
Chu rch in t he United States pr America, etal.
Equity 16,522.
Oh motion of complainant by his solicitor,
Mr. W. W Millau, it is this 3d DAY OF
JULY, 1895, ordered that tlie derendants,
the Board of Education of the Presbyterian
Church iti the United States of America;
Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian
Church in the United"Statcs of America; the
Boardof Foreign MissIonsofthePre.sbytenan
Church In the United States of America;
the Board of the Chu rch Erection Fundof the
General Assembly of thePresbylenan Chu rch
in the United States or America; the trustees
ort he Theological Seminary or Auburn In the
in the State or New York, and theAmericin
Missionary Association, cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring forty days after
this day. otherwise the cause v,ill bo
proceeded with as in case or derault.
The object or this suit Is to obtain a
construction or the will or Nehemlah Cobb,
deceased, to sell the real estate or which
he died seized, and determine the respective
rights of the derendants in the proceeds
thereof.
Provided that a copy of this order be
published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The "Washington Times once a week
for three successive weeks previous to said
dav.
(By the Court) E. T BINGIIAM,
Chief Justice.
True Copy. Test: J. B. YOUNG,
Clerk, etc.
By M. A. CLANCY.
Assistant Clerk.
STORAGE.
STORAGE-For furniture and house
hold goods, 7 5c load. Place best lo
cated in town. CalloraddrcssChasBaum,
3149thsUnw. Jc.l-1-lm.
nOTEt. DIRECTORY.
n n n m o en cents to slm-by week
nUUma GU S2.W to SIO. Hot water, heat,
oTery room.
8t. nw.
MOUNT VERS ON HOTEL, SIS 4
my30-tr
EBBITT HOUSE.
Washington, D. 0.
H. C. BURCH. Managet.
Some Sunday Scliool Verso.
Concerning who's tlie smallest man,
St Peter fills the notch;
Because the Bible says of him,
He slept upon his watch.
The straightestman of ancient times
Was Joseph, smooth and slim;
Because theKiug of Egypt made
A ruler out of him.
The strongest man of whom tve know
Was Jonah on a tear;
For, though the "whale had got him down,
IB couldn't keep him there.
W. J. Lampton, In lite.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Washington, D. O, June 14, 1S95. To all
whom it may concern: The commission crea
ted by section 2 of public act No. 114, ap
proved March 2, 1893, has received from the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
a certified copy of a map showing tho
proposed permanent system of highways
in the District of Columbia within tho
area' bounded by North Capitol street,
Roek Creek, Florida avenue, and tin? Dis
trict line. This mup and plats showing
in detnll how each lot and tract is affected
by tho proposed system or highways are
now on exhibition In the office of tho
Commissioners of the Distiict r Columbia.
AH persons interested are invited
to examlno the map and plate.
ThiH commission will consider any bug
gestion or protest concerning the location
or any highway or portion or a highway
as shown ou the map. The suggestions
and protests must be in writing and must
clearly set forth the reasons for the
changes, and show the property owned or
controlled by the objector All protests,
etc., must be submitted on or before July
15, 1895, and be addressed to the Chief
of Engineers, United States Army, War
Department, Washington, D C Tills
Commission will meet August 1, 1895,
at 9 o'clock a in , in the orrice of tho
Secretaiy of War, to dispose of all objec
tions, aud will tlien hear orally from
thobo who desire to thus support their
written objectious.
DANIELS LA MO NT.
Secretary of War.
1 HOKE SMITH.
'-'" Secretary. ir the Interior.
WM P CRAIGH1LL.
Chief of Engineers. U. S Army
LOST.
LOST July 4, shopping bag, containing
pocket-book with over $30 and some
papers Reward ir lert at 828 5th st ne.;
property or u poor widow; owner's name
o card. JjG-3t
STRAYED from home Stindav, 30th,
Scotch and skye terrier, cars and tail
cut. answers to name of Sport. Reward if
returned to owner, 04 I bt. tie. jv2-3t
AUCTION SALES.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S
SALli OF KTOCK. OF MEN'S CLOTH
ING. FURNISHINGS, OVERALLS,
AND JUMPERS. HOOTS, HATS,
UMBRELLAS . TRUNKS , SATCHELS,
ETC , ETC., AT 003 U tiili-.&r
NORTHWEST.
By virtue (it a writ of fieri raclns issued
out of I he Clerk's omce or the Supreme
Court or the District or Columbia and to mo
directed, I will sell at public sale Tor cash,
at 003 D street northwest, Washington, D.
C, on MONDAY. July 8. A U. 1800, at 10
o'clock a, m , the following-property, to wit
Lot men'sclothiair, furnishings, banjos, vio
lins, shoes, overalls, jumpers, boots, hats,
umbrellas, trunks, satchels, etc.siezedand
levied upon as the piopcrtv of Abraham
Lippman, and sold to satisfy execution in
case No. 38104 in favor of LouisSakolski.
ALBERTA. WILSON, U S. Marshal, D. C.
DUNC ANSON BROS., Auctioneers.
je2G-lltd&ds
SUMMER KESORTS.
COLTON on the Potomac, Md. Tho
most delightful salt water resort near
Washington. Finest table and best beds on
the riv?r. Run by owners this season.
Sterling attractions engaged. No pains
and expense spared to render it a first
class resort for business men, journalists,
and their families. Rates, Sl.fSO per day;
reduction by the week or month. Steamers
Arrowsmith and Wakefield daily. je22-lm
HOTEL TAKQIVIA.
North Tacoma, D. 0.,
Now Open.
jelD-lm WALTER BURTON.
DEER PARR AUD OAKLAND,
On tho Crest of tho Allcghcnies.
(Main Line B. & O. E, E.)
SEASON OPENS JUNE 22nd, 1805.
Bates $60, $75 and $90 a month, accord
Ins to location. FurulBhed cottages, with
facilities for housekeeping, it desired,
$450 to $000 per season. Address
GEORGE D. DeSHIELDS, Manager,
Cumberland, Md.
FRESH, cool air, Mt. Airy Hotel on
tho Blue Ridge; elevation 1,600 feet;
fine scenery; pure mountain water; 2 1-2
hours on the W. & O.; 40 minutes ride from
Round Hill; terms $1.50 per day, $7 to $10
per week; $30 to $40 per month; come and
see or write for descriptive circular to L. O.
5AMMERLE I, Bound Hill, Ya. je25-7fi
wil Id iid! mulr Mii,
'mmm fiiifiS HI 1 llli EfSClw jflSpfci
lmm hui )U wdHI top
9i IiS if it k In In4m "
im0' OgUlill III illyiUi !ttltfllR
PERSONALS.
PROF. CLAY, olcjcat established ad
vertising clairvoyant, medium and for
tune teller in this cily, removes all your
troubles; tells from cradle to grave; ad
vlco on business, love nffairs, losses or
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
lovo by proper advice. Call and be con
vinced that I can work a case qtiickor
than any medium you ever met. Fee, 50
cents Hours, 10 to 9; open Sunday.
489 H st., bet. 4 1-2 and Gth st. sw.
DR. FERDINAND AGUILERA, dentist
from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
Columbian universities, has moved to 927
9th bt. mv Prices reasonable. "Work
guaranteed for ten years. jy4-3t
SIBTE. ESTELLE tells all the
events or lire in Gennnn and English;
hours, i n. m to 10 p. in ; 25 and 50
cents; cures all cases or running or dry
sores 913 19th st. nw. jC29 Ira
ALICE-How lovely In you telling mo
about thoso 50 visiting cards for 25c.
that Harry Park is printing at 920 F St.;
ulso other printing cheap, FRED. jelS-lm
EGYPTIAN GYPSY - Seventh
daughter or the seventh generation; can
cure diseases, as well as tell fortunes;
she can take off spells and cause to marry,
as well as tell you the past and luturc;
persons calling at tlie tear, next to rail
road, will ask for MADAM HURNETT.
Take Eukington and Soldiers' Home
cars. ..
ARE you a candidate for Piesldent? It
bo come down and get a first-class custom-made
hull, the "least bit worn," at a
ligtirc that Has no parallel In town. See
that you do. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, fiiy
D bt. mv jy2-7t
FEMALE DISEASES, Nervous
irasnnd Chronic Disorders arc cured by
Dr. Brooke, of 218 3d st. nw Hours, 9 to
11 a. in , 2 to 5, 7 to 8 p m. Consulta
lion i r"e. 218 3d st nw. jo2 J - it
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This remedy cures in 3 days or no
charge. Consultation free. DR. MpK.EE
1IAN.71G 12lhht. nr. Jy2-7t
ruitsoxAbs.
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full sets of teeth for $5; satisfaction guar
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gold tilling, SI; amalgam, GOc. jel3-3m
GOING to get married? My weddingin
vil.itions are a revelation in the print
er's art: fully equal to engraving and one
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tial. MRS. DR. RENNER, 10 Fourtb.8t.ne.
near E. Capitol st.. Washington, D. C.
je3-tf
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OUR Greatest Medium and Spiritual
Mother,
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Who tells you all things and prescribes
a proper remedy for your trouble,
can be consulted at her parlors on all
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ALW'ATS ATdlOME.
jy2-lmo ' t , '
i ;r:
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Silk wniats, $2. pp7, 10th st. nw. jO-3
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J. T. WALKER BONB, 204 10th St. nw.,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos, paintB, brushes, lime, cement, two
and three-ply roofing material. apr21-lmo
DIVORCES obtained In four months
without publicity business strictly
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particulars, call or address Room G, Typo
graphical Temple. jyl-14t
Harry Park, printer, 920 F., nuf ced.
BS fl 0 P 8 H F Juat opened. Sclontlflc mas
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lilOililDlll salt bath3; magaotlo treat
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9 a. m. tc 9 p. m. Mme. JQurnott, 512 Est. nw
ap7-tf
WHO OPING COUGrEC-Harbattgh'3
Whooping Cough Syrup; sure and speedy
cure; for sale by druggists. Depot, 4 1-2
and Md. ave. 6W. GE0..W00LDRIDGE,
Proprietor. je30-7t
HELP "tyANTED-MALE.
WANTED-A union Btnlrbuildcr .at
once. Apply to 0. E. FINCH, 1411
and 1413 V at. nw. It
WANTED A first-class whito barber,
at 202 9th st. nw., for Saturday only.
It
FIRST-CLASS white barber wanted
atonce CallabFirstandCst. nw. It
WANTED-Hoy to reed job and cylin
der presses. Apply at printing office,
9th and D sts. nw. jy0-3t
WANTED-Energetic Manager; Wasli
itigton branch orrice. RAILROADER,
thib orfice Jy4-3t
WANTED-Three or four young men
who will hustle to secure advertisements
Tor a historical work or importance;
good commission allowed. Address, at
once, BUSINESS, this orriec. jy4-3t
-WANTEDLadics to learn Mme.
Washington's ciress culling system,
price reduced one-hair for tlie bummer
months; mothers should send their daugh
ters aud have them ritted to take good
positions alter learning. At G01 12th st.
n w. je30-7t
HELP WANTED "FEMALE
WANTED-A rew lady canvassers to
sell an articlo that is used in every
home; sure seller and big pay. Call at
87 K st. nw., between hours or G and 8 p. m.
Jy0-3t .
WANTED-Hy reliable woman, place
as cook in private family; don't object
to leaving city. Call at 1248 20th at.
a w. J?"1:3!
WANTED A saleslady to sell Gros
Cup'sFace Bleach; something newanda
great seller Apply arter 9 a in., WILL
II GU0SCUP, Thorn Buildiug, ec. cor.
12th and F sts. nw. jy4-3t
MUSICAL.
DANCING P"Pi!s tlrMred by lady
teachers at their private residence;
$1 any hour; G letsons $5; rrs. Addrefs
for five days. DESIRED, thisornce. jy3-3t
SITUATIONS "W ANTED MALE.
I WOULD like to have a job at plumb
ing to finish my trade, as I can do any
thing but wipe a joint. Address T. 0.
RUS, 2010 8th St. nw. It
WANTED By young colored man ac
quainted with city and best refs., sit
uation as porter. Address B., this office.
It
WAKTED-Bya young man a position
as cWk in store or driver or delivery
wagon; can furnish reference. Address J.
T.. this ofiico. jy0-3t
W ANTED College graduate wishes
evening work; teaching, clerical work,
proof-reading, auditing. Address 25, this
office. jy3-5t
WANTED ROOMS.
GENTLEMAN and wife wish un
furnished rooms with board in private
fnmllv; permauant; prompt pay. This
office. jy4-3t
WANTED HOARDERS..
128 A ST. NE. Pleasant rooms,
with board; summer rates. DUMARS
nOUSE. jyG-3t
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-$-l'000 ror five years on
business property, northwest, at 5 per
cent. Address C. IL. this office. ,iy6-2t
WANTED-To let, use of gentle driv
ing marc for two hours twice or three
times a week, for $G to $8 per month.
Address SAFE, this office. It
CHANCE to make money I will give
50c. for every qt. customer of milk;
steady customers. 751 8lh et. re. jy4-7t
If you want to sell yer bike
bring it here; new and second-hand bi
cvclcs fcold on commission. BASEMENT,
G02 F st.nw. jy4-7t
WANTED-A good horse and two
seated driving outfit. Address C. AY.
E., this office. jy4-3t
WANTED-A partner with $1,000,
to manufacture a patent article ot
merit. Call 42G 2d st. sw. jy4-3t
WANTED-Vo can sell you any kind
of "sewing machine that is made.
New machines from $15.00 up.
Second-hand machines from $5.00 up.
Machines repaired rrom 00c. up.
Machines rented. Send us a postal.
THE ENTERPRISE S. M. CO.,
334 Penn. ave se.
! WantedTry Rubber Roof Paint.
i WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE.
And charge only for palatine; work guaranteed
WAT. BU13BER ROOF TAINT CO., 1033 8th nw
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FORRENT-Or exchange, Bome nice,
new G to 8-room houses in Fostoria; 4
miles from city; railroad station on the
grounds; high elevation; pure water; no
malaria. J. M. II., 915 La. ave. jy4-3t
S30.00 425 Gth St. sw.; 8r , a. m. L,
undatable. O.T. Y0DER.G15Est.nw.
$35. OO 314 to 320 N. C. ave. se.;9r.,
a. in. i.; new.
C. T. YODER, G15 Est. nw.
112.50 11297thst. so.. 6r brick.
a T YODER. G15 Est. nw.
$35. OO1420 9th st. nw..8r. b.; m L
0. T. YODER. 615 E st. nw.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOB: RENT- Handsome parlorantl bed
room, $15; also very large front room
on second floor, unfurnished, $8. ' 120 C
st. nw. JyG-3t
FOR RENT-I'a' ot house (7 rooms)
1015 14th st. n w : rent taken in board,
if desired; rererencesexchanged. Jy0-3t
FOR RENT One large front room;
newly furnished: near tho G. P. 0.;
rentmoderate. 121Gst.nw. It
FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms,
second floor, 40 IC st. nw.; $10 per
month. Address or call ALEX MUNCAS
TER, Attorney-at-Law, 482 La. ave.
jy4-3t
FORRENT Strathmore Arms, HOIK
sr.; summer prices; cool rooms with
board XL S. LOCKWOOD. JJ'3-7t
FOR RENT 2 or 3 unfur. rooms, light
housekeeping. 1314 1-2 9th st. nw.
jy2-7t
FOR RENT-Fur. and unMr. rooms,
with or without board; reasonable
rates. 1000 8th st. nw. jy2-Ct
FOR RENT The entire 2d Hoor, three
rooms and bath, only $10, or four
rooms and bath, $12. 01 P st. nw jy2-7t
FOR RENTltooms fur. aud unfur.;very
central, five lines of cars; gas, water,
bath; large yard. 217 1st st. nw. jy2-7t
FOIt RENT TVPEWIUTKIt.
WANTED Bargains in typewriters: rent
ed at reduced rates, with privilege or pur
chase; sold on instalments; perfect machines;
cunranteed Oil 7th st nw mar23 3m
FOU UKNT-STAHbES.
FOR RENT Part of stable, alley bet.
10th. 11th. E, and F sts. nw.; $2
month Room 4. 524 lOthst nw. Jy6-3t
FOR SALE SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE- Lots, at Avery Lodge.con
taming an acre or more of land ror $50
to $75 each; also ten acres or undivided
land adjacent ror $500; location, two miles
east or Rockville. Md , on Rock Creek;
elevation over 500 Teet. Address or call
ALEXANDER MUNCASTER. Attorney at
law. 482 La. ave . Washington, D C. jy4-3t
ON ACCOUNT OF AGE AND WISHING TO
retire, whl sell great bargains iu tho fol
lowin? suburban property on the line of the
1J. .fcO. IL It. aud tho new Electric R. R, and
all on tho Tvest gido of tho B. & O. R R, and
near the htatiom High and healthy. Good
Trater
rfX) lots -vrilh from 7.SO0 to 1S.000 feet In each,
of ground high and healthy.
It acres of land niih good buildings and
good c.lil water, high and healthy
C acres of land with 4-room house and good
cold water, hlph and healthy.
16 acres of land, li-room house and good cold
water, very Jiich ncd healthy.
5 acres of laud no house, high and healthy.
'J acres of laud, no house, oa'i grove, high and
healthy
50 or 105 acres of land, plenty ot good build
incs. large orchards, with an abundance of all
kinds of tho most choice fruits.
o0 lots and also ti houses, near Charlton
Heights station, 5, C, 7, S and la and 12 rooms.
On easy tenns or monthly installments.
Inquire of 1 RANCIS SHANABl.OOKE.
Cbarltou Ilelchts Station.
u!9-!m . Oallliai; R.
C1IURCII NOTICES.
BROOKLANOM. E CHURCH Rev. Wil
liam H. Chapman, pastor Sunday scliool
at 10 a. m. Preaching by the pastor at
1 1.30 a. m , followed with the communion.
Serviceattip m , conducted by theEpworth
L-ague.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sixth and G streets southwest. Preach
ing at 1 1 a. m , subject- "Vacations, Their
Us? and Abuse;" at S p. in., subject:
"Whose Hand is Upon the Helm or the Ship
or State?" Sunday school at 9:30 a. m ;
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Pastor. F. D Power. At 11a.
m , "Woman -and Missions;" 8 p. ra ,
"Walking in the Spirit." Sunday school
at 9 30. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m.
Seats Tree. All welcome.
CONGRESS ST. METHODIST PROT
ESTANT CHURCH Thirty-first, between
M and N streets. Rev. Walter R. Graham,
I). D , pastor Sabbath service. 11 a. m.
Holy communion, 8 p. m Short summer
evening service: sermon by pastor. Sab
bath school 9 30; Christian Endeavor 7.30.
Midweek service in lecture room, Tuesday
evening. 8 o'clock.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Ninth and D streets northeast.
Pastor E. B Bagby at 11 a in., subject:
"Woman and Her Work," and at 8 p. m.
celebration or C. W. B M. Day. Y. P. S. C.
E. at 7 p in.
FIFTEENTH STREET M. E. CHURCH
corner R northwest Preaching 11 a. m.
by the pastor. Rev. W. W. Van Arsdale;
Sunday-school, 9 30 a. m ; services at
7 30 p. m. , conducted by Epworth League.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
corner Tenth and G streets northwest. Rev.
S. M. Newman, D D., pastor At 11 a. m.
communion service, with address by Rev.
Isaac Clark, professor in the theological
department of Howard University, ami re
ception of members. Music by quartet
and chorus, led by Dr. Bischotf, organist.
Sunday school, 9 30 a. m. Christian En
deavor, 7 p. ra., In charge of the Good
Citizenship Committee, in the audience
room. All cordially invited. No evening
preaching.
UNITED BRETHREN I& CHRIST.
MEMORIAL CHURCH -Corner R and
North Capitol streets: Preaching at II a.
ra. aud 8 p. m. by the pastor. Rev. J.
E. Fout; evening subject. "The Selfish
Young Man," the second In the series of
"Characteristic Young Men and Women of
the Bible;" Sunday-school at 3 p. ra.;
Y. P. S. C. E. , 7 p. m. All welcome.
HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH -Ninth and P
streets northwest. Rev. E. S. Todd, D.D.,
pnstor Sunday-school, 9-l." a. m.; 11 a.
m., sacrament of the Lord's Supper; ad
dress by pastor, 8 p. ra.; preaching by
pastor, subject. "A Tendency of
the Times;" Epworth League, 7
p. in ; Tuesday, consecration; Thursday,
c li u rch prayer meeting. 8 p. m.
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCH
Sixth aud Maryland avenue northeast,
Rev. Dr. Easton will preach at 11a. m.;
evening services, conducted by the Y. P.
S. C. E.,7.30 p. m.
ST. MARK'S CHURCH -Corner Third
and A street southeast, rector, Rev. A. J.
Graham- Sunday-school at 930 a. m.;
morning prayer and sermon, 1 1 a. ni , Rev.
George H. Johnson will preach. Members
of the Brotherhood of St. Andrews will
cordially welcome all, especially strangers.
No evening service.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Hear Hez
Swem's Short Summer Story, (original)
Sonday night, 8 o'clock. Preaching at 11
a. m. by the pastor. Free pews. All most
cordially Invited. Second Baptist Church,
Fourth street and Virginia avenue south
east. EDUCATIONAL..
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Tbo Fourteenth session will open
Tuesday, Octolior 1st.
Address MRS. "WM. D. CABELL,
Principal.
MONET TO IOAN".
IF you want money on bonds, stocks,
trusts. loan association certificates,
and old line life insurance policies, you
must call before July 1; no delay.
YERKES & BAKER,
3mo 40 to 4G, Metzerotc Bldg.
DdCONEX We have plenty ot mone7
to loan on good real estate; very low
Interest: easy payments. Loans ma da
promptly. NATIONAL SAVINGS, LOAN
AND TRUST CO.. G17 F st- Qtv. 2e7-lm
"CONCERNING LOANS AND INVEST
MENTS' Read this booklet carefully
before borrowmgor investing; callandget
a copy free. B. H. WARNER & CO.. 916
F st. nw. m28-3mo
MONEY TO LOAN All classes ot real
eustate loans made with promptness at cur
rent rates. THE McLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY, cor
ner 10th and G streets nw. ni9tr
MONE ANY SUitS DESIRED
At 5 mdG percent.
ap254lm
WALTER li ACKER, 70t Hth st aT
VTfONBY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
LIFE OF BORROWER INSURED
For amount advanced; esy paymata; about
equal to roc:.
apS0-3mo
R.L GOODMAN,
C03 13th st. Vift.
HK. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE. 1215 PA.
ato. xl. w. Eatabllehed in 1870. Mocty
loaned oa watches, diamonds, jewelry, sllTr
wara, etc. Special bargains In watches, jawslry,
and lUierwsxe. fiU-6mo
3HSCELX.ANEOTJS.
HOUSES papered from $20 up; rooms,
$2 up: estimates cheerfully given.
CHAS. N. EVANS, 222 13th St. sw. jy6-7fc
JUST RECEIVED Fine lot young Cu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, canaries, mocking birds, gold
fish, dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMID'S,
712 12th st. nw., branch 1221 Pa. ave.
inylO-tt
-pHEREARE OTHERS" IN THE PRINTETa
JL business, but few concerns like The Law
Reporter Company, of 613 Fifth street north
west. You'll Cad it positive rotter to trad
tbere. Dolt JL W. ilOORE, ilgrv
STEAMBOATS.
NORFOLK AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT CO.
By Daylislit to Fortre Monroe
and Norfolk.
By tho Powerful New Palace Steamer
"New port News."
In addition to the regular daily night
servicebysteamersNorrolkaiKlWafebington.
The new steamer, Newport, News, com
mencing on July the 4th. 1S95. will be
placed on th route by daylight on the fol
lowing schedule
Will leave Washington on the morning of
the 4th. at S o'clock sharp, arriving at Old.
Point at 5.30 and Norfolk at G.3U p. ra.
Returning, leaves Norfolk at 8 p. m , and
Old Point at, 9 30. arter the fireworks,
ami arnve3 in Washington at 6. 40 next
niorninjr.
After July the 4th the followine schedule
will be in erfect during the months of July
and August:
Will leave Washington on Friday moraing,
July the oth. ami every Suwiav, Monday.
Wcdncdav. awl Fndar. at 8 a. m . arriv
ing at Fortress Monroe at 5.30 awl Norfolk
at G HO p. in Returning leaves Norfolk
on Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, at
7 43 a. ni , and Fortress Monroe at 8.30
a. ra , arriving in "Washington at 6 45 p nx
On the Sunday trips trom Washington
the setanier returns ame night. havg
Norfolk at 8. and Fortress Monroe at
8.45 p. ra . arriving in Washington aexc
morning at 7 o'clock.
If debired pasfengers can go in either
dircctionbydavlightaDdreturnonoaeofime
regular night steamers. Washington or
Norroik, on same day only. Fare for
the round trip, $3 50 All tickets by day
steamer will not be honored for ret urn passage
uniessusedonorbeforethe folio wing ttsoTBHtg
aft.-r date stamped on bark.
- Connections made at Norfolk by the
dav and night steamers with the etegaat
steamers of the Old Dominion Steanwaip
Company, forNew York and thes-i turner re
sorts or the Ea t, and with the Mercaaata
and Miners'st earners for Boston and Provi
dence; with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road at Old Point for Richmond and the
West: at Norfolk with Seaboard Air Line
for Raleizh. Charleston, and Atlanta;
with the Norfolk and Western Railroad,
the Norfolk and Carolina, and NorOok and
Southern, and with the Virginia Beach and
Ocean View Railroads.
Steamers Norfolk and Washington will
continue regular night schedule as here
tofore, leaving Washington every evemBg
ia the year rrom the wharf, foot of Seventh
street, at 7 p. m
Tickets onsaleatcornerNew York avenae
and Fifteenth btreet northwest, and at 1421
619. and 513 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. All other Information desired will bo
rurinshed on application to the under
signed, at the company's wharf, foot or
Seventh street. Teh-phone No 750
JOHN CALLAHAN.
General Manager.
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.
BTAT10N CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS.
Iljrf feet June 28. 1333-
10.33 A If. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-Putt.
mau Sleerlrj: l)iniacrri:inoklnp, aud Obser
vation Cars Harrifcburg to Chicago, Cincin
nati, Indianapolis, Si. Lonls, CleveisBd, aud
Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car to Ilarrlibur?.
10:M A V FAST LINh. I'ullraau Buffet Par
lor Car to HarrisbKrci Parlor and Dininz
Cars, Uarrisburc to Pittsburg:
t:40I. M. CHICAGO ANDST LOCISSXPRESSt.
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car ta Harrislmrs.
Sleeping; and Dining; Cars. Harrteburg to 3s.
Louis. Cincinnati, Louisville, and Cnlcagar
7:10 P. II. WESTERN EXPRESS Pullraaa
Sleepins Car to Chicago, and Harrlsbars C3
Cleveland. Dininc Car to Chicaja
TUO P. M. SOTJTH-W fc&TEKN EXPKKSS. -PaK-man
Sleeping and Dinlnj: Cera to bt Louis,
and Sleepinir Car Harrisaurg to Cincinnati.
10:40 P. M. PACIFIC EXPREbls Pullman leap
ing Car to Pittsburg.
7:50 A J! for Kann. t anandalcun, Kooheatir,
and Niagara Falls daily, except Sntlday.
10:30 A. M. lor Ehiura and Renova, daily, exrepi
Sunday For Wiuiamsport daily. SrK) P. AL
7:10 P. il. for Wllbamsport, Rochester, BuOalo,
and Niagara Falls daily, except batnrday.
nith sleeping car Washiatoa to Suspension
Bridge via Buffalo.
10:40 P. M. for Erie, Canandalgua, Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niacara Palls UaiSyi sleeping
car Washington to Elmtra.
For Philadelphia. New York, nmt IS Kt,.
4.00 P. M. " CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED - all
Parlor Cars, with Dining- Car from lialtt
more, for New Torkdaily. for Philadelphia
week-days. Regular at 7 0S (Oinins Car).
7.S0, 9:00, 10.00 Dining Car;, and Il:0u (Dta
inc Car) am.. 12.13,3:13, 4:2), 6:40. MkOO, .-.nd
ll:85p. in. On Sunday. 7:03 (Dining Cat).
?0, 0.-00. 11.00 iDlnm; Car) a. ra., 12:i5, 3:13,
40,6:40,1000. and lh35 p. m. For Phila
delphia only. Fast Express 750 a. in. Tre&i
days. Expres3, 01 and 5:10 p m. daily.
For Boston, without change, 7-.5J a. m. woo'i
daya, and 3:13 p m daily.
For Baltimore, 0:23, 7.-03, 750, 730, 9:03,
10.00, 10.30, 11.-00. and IlrSO a. tn.. 13:13,
2:01, 3.13. 3:40, (43 Limlted, 4rM, 4SW, f.
6.03. 6:40, 7:10, 10.00, 10:40. 11-15, and 1133
1 m. On Sunday. 75, 7:20, 9.8B, 9sOB,
10:30, 11KX) a. in.. 1&13. 1:15.2.-0I.3:13,3:4a 413J
Limited, 4i, 5:40, C.03, 8:J0, 7:10, Wa, W:,
and 113 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line. 750 a. m. and tiX p m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:20 and 9.00 a. ra., 12:15 aad Irll
p. ra. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, MI
a. m. and 450 p. in.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express forRichmoad,
Jacksonville, and Tain pa. 4:30 a. m., 39 p. ua.
daily. Richmond and Atlanta, 8.40 p. m. dully;
Richmond only, 10:57 a. m. week days.
Accommodation for Quantico, 7:43 a. ra. dally,
and 4:25 p. m. treeS-dajs.
For Alexandria, 4 JO. 6.33, 7:43, S:W, WJ. 1&3T
HaO a. ra., 12.30. 1:40, 350,453. 50, 537. feti
8.02, 10:10, and 110 p m. On Sun .ay at L.
7:15. 9:43 a. in., 2:45. 6:13, 8:02, and 10-J0 p. ra,
Ls&ve Alexandria for Waahlngton, (J.-0u,8:ia,7K5,
8:00, 9:10, 10:15, 1053 a. ra , lrf, 2:K, 3-09. 3ri.
E-.C0, 5-0 6:13. 7:00, 750. 9:10, 10.52, and 113 p.
rn. On Sunday at 6:43, 9:10, 1053 a. ra.,.EJ,
630, 7.00. 7 20, 0U0, and 10:32 p m.
Seashore Conncctlons
For Atlantic City. 9:00 (Saturdays only), 10:03,
1I.C0 a. ia week days, 12:13 and 1L33 p. m.
dally.
For Capo May, 10.00 a. ra , (Saturdays only),
12.15 p. m week days, and 11:35 p m. daily.
Ticket olticos, northeast corner of Kthstre'jt
and Pennsylvania Avenue, and at tho station
Sixth and B Streets, whero orders can ba left foe
the chocking of baggago to destination from
hotels and rssidencas.
S. iL PREVOST, J. R. WOOD,
General AIana;or, General Passenger Zt