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THE WASHrN-GTOjtf TIMES, SUJSTDAT, JULY 7, 1895.
15
Per
Word
No advertisement less than 10s.
Oim Pon? Per
110 belli Word
Noedvcrtiscmcnt less than 10s.
0 Pi B OSIlf Word
j No advertisement less than 1 Oo-
0S1Q Poilf pER
El mnl word
No advertisement less than 10a
Doe Co;ii A
Nbadvortfcemont lass than 10a
No adyortlsoment Ics3 than 10s. J
E No cdvcrtiscmciu less than 10s.
DO .MORE HA 1151 THAN GOOD.
Tliut Dr. Skene, of .New York, Says
ofUlcvcles for Women.
Dr. Alexander J. C. Skene, an cmiucnt
few York physician. Is not an cnibu&iastic
Idvoctueof theuse of the bicycle by women.
In fact, he places bicycle exercise as abou t
Hi- last in which women t-hould indulge.
1 have,' said Dr. Skene, "made a care
ful .study for the pabt fifteen or twenty
fears of the effects or all kinds of occupa
tions. habUfiof life, exercises and amuse
ments for women, including bicycling, mid
I have seen more barm than good come from
bu-yctiitg by women. Take the good first.
If any on girl or woman is of such an ln
fli'loiK li3!H6iUon that the will not take
txcrjisc enough or any kind to ke?p her m
fccalttt, bat takes to a bicycle becotibc it is
fashionable, she will be greatly improved
thereby, both mentally and physically. Such
u one is not at all likely to injure herself by
tverdomg
"There is another class who find the
bu yele beneficial. I refer to those whose
duties ke'p them indoors and mostly sitting,
and wbii still have time for out-of-dooroxer-ri&e
and cannot keep lioracs. Such people
find the whejj ar reat convenience and help.
Again, those who are active, ambitious and
can indulge inall the rational exercitcsniny
devotea little time to bicycling with pleasure
and profit TaketheeffertorblcyclIugutHm
the young On that subject I have made
many observations and lmd that irregular
development is often caused by a too liberal
devotion t this exeroise. The lower limbs
become developed quite well, while the
rlvst. arni6 and abdominal muscles are rel
atively defective. Considered as an occu
pation, recreation or exercise for mature
women it is capable of doing much harm,
and js evidently much abused. For tho'.e
whose duties in life tax their energy and
itreiigtu to the fullest extent bicycling is
simply anovertaxation I haveseensomany
women who were overdoing mentally and
physically later advibed to ride a bicycle as
a recreation And with the same result as
the farmer's buy who chopped ivood during
his hour for rest at iwou One who is men
tally or lrtiystcally tired or exhausted is
never rested by violent or even active mus
cular exercise Amusement furnished by
others is the only recreation for the tired
and wiary There are few if any women in
America who have time or strength enough
t' do bi'-ycling for pleasure and health. I
am.tlipn.opposedio'tne bicycle for all tuch
us have exercise and work enough to do If
nmone has tune and birength leftover to
d- vote to riding a wheel, and can avoid
ovt-rdomg. then the bicycle is highly coni-tiH-ndahe.
will do no harm, and perhaps
iuue good "
BICYCLK DISRUPTS A CHITItCII.
An Allmxir Pastor Forced to Itolsn
Ucoause Ho Wlieels.
Ttie good iteopVe of the Hope Baptist
Cliurou, of Albany, evidently Jielleve, with
Bishop CoKe, of Buffalo, alxut "riding to
the de il ou bicycles," for they have made it
io unpleasant for tlieir bicycle -riding
pastor.Kev. Jacob II. Messenger, that liehas
Ikh'h forrcd to resign, despite the fact that
hie churrti was prosperous under his care,
und ins Christianity was not to lie doubted.
It is aKat a year a:ro, says the New York
Morning Journal, that the minuter lx"gan
t ride. The climax was capped when he
undertook to mttke his pastoral calls on a
bu vole, litis made lite puritanical blood of
the elder! v eopie of tlie cougregat ion fairly
b hi, but tlie younger members liked the ias
tr. and the flsrlu aKahiat him was noteastly
won In f aft, it was never won, a ma Jorlt y
of the hunh U'lng with hitn, but he dis-liK'-d
tin- discord, and so resigned. Several
of thetuoit prominent people have followed
his example, and the result is that the
clinr. ti in tpltt upon the subject of wheels.
Mr. lft8cuger is a young man and very
popular in tle city. He says that lie rides
simply for cxetrfee, and cannot believe that
there is anything that should make a cler
gyman ataMaiti from such a pleasure if he
chooses to enjoy it.
GAY15TIES AND GRAVITIES.
Tew mea are of less value to a party
limn tltOHo who indorse its errors alike
with s worthy alms.
Judging from mmic of the game he bags,
vt should say that Cupid must do mot
of his hunting blindfolded.
Btgats are usually the first to demand
11k right of choice.
PubSiitoKts to tlie contrary notwithstand
ing, Cupid is still making more matches
than cupidity.
True love is all the sweeter because its
course doesn't run smooth.
We ncter heard anybody but men say
that v. omen dress to please tlie men.
Woman is very apt to return indiffer
ence for hatred and hatred for indiffer
ence. Jealousy is the thistle in the garden of
love.
The campaign for honest State and city
EoveriMiieut thrives on the curses of its
enemies. Chicago Times-Herald.
Not Good in .Mayonnaise Dressing:.
A ecrtalu Buffale young woman who
juMly prides herself on her knack at making
salads and other dainty dishiis recently
decided to invite a lew friends for an even
iug at cards. She concluded that lobster
salad would be the best thing for light
luncheon aud accordingly with her usual
care picked over tho lobster, mixed the
mayonnaise dressing and put the dish
away
Winti Ue lionr for serving the refresh
ments came around lite guests sat in pleas
air, atiucipaiion as tlie salad appeared.
As it was brought in the hostess thought
bl'e deUH-ted a peculiar odor, but ascribed
It t tome new perfume the servant had
used One guest took a ta4e of the salad,
gave a start, and put down his fork. A
young woman wiio took a good mouthful
coughed and made a wry face. The hostess
then confidently partook of her own pro
duct 'Gracious goodness!" she exclaimed, has
tily, putting her napkin to her lips, "don't
eat any more of that salad. Wail a mlu
nte." and sue basttly left tho room, re
turning in a few minutes with an agonized
expression &n her face "I'm sorry," shesaid ,
but next to the olive oil boltlo stood one
containing clear cod liver oil and that
Is not very good in mayonnaise dressing "
Buffalo Enquirer.
Pence Tlvon For Him.
A dMth-iikc silence prevailed in the
sickroom. The ticking of the clock sounded
ominously dlKinct and the rurferer's face
looked gtiaMty in tlie gathering gloom.
"Are you sure "
Painfully he raised bis head and beckoned
the watcher close lo him.
" that in the mysterious beyond ample
protection will be bhown xuc it any of my
victims "
The dying man groaned, while great,
bend-like drops rolled from his allien brow.
' should happen to recognize me?"
The kmd-licnrlcd nurse spoke soothing
words of comfort, and with a grateful sigh
the sufferer sunk back upon his pillow. A
trustful smile played about his face. The
Brooklyn niotorman was dying, apparently
without fear. St. Louis Post-Dibpatch.
AnTneidontof Unwritten IIltory.
"Hotdl" '
Pocaiiontas, the leaut1ful Indian princess,
Interposed between the cruel club aud the
bound white man a.t her feet.
'Do not strike."
The executioner stayed his hand.
'Don't you rememlxT," she prattled on,
"that we resolved at the debating club last
night that it is always belter to arbitrate?"
Moved by the timely wisdom of her
words, the savages unbound their whilom
victim.
In commemoration of this act the dis
coverer of tlie James changed hisjiatnp to
Smyihe. New York World. W
Greenbrier "White Sulphur Springs.
Seven hours from Washington, via Chera
neake and Ohio Railway Two limited
trains daily. A century-old pleasure
resort on the crest of the Allegheniee. New
management, great improvements, former
prices Apply C .and O Ry orfices, 513
Jnd 1421 Pennsylvania avenue.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
THE JUNE BUSINESS
of the
PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Received Tor dues orshnrcs SG8.G81 00
Itcceivedforinterestonloans.. 10,155 00
Iteceivedforsettlementorioana 12,750 00
Total receipts for month.... 1U.5G8 00
Loans made during the month 04,725 00
l'aidforshareswithdrawnaiid
matured 40,210 50
raid out Tor interest on shares 5,87-1 72
Expenses 802 48
Total disbursement of tho
month , 117,012 70
Our association is nearly fourteen years
in operation and is now regarded as one of
tho leading associations of the country.
Our nsssts are S1.3G0.738.C5; our lia
bilities are only SI. 247,386.50, leaving
our surplus at S122.352.15.
To those having money savedor money to
spare our association offers the best chance
to obtain interest on it.
Wo allow our members to draw money
twice iu ono month.
Wo iay interest every three months and.
If It amounts to $10 or over, we pay it
every month, if desired.
We pay 5, C and 12 por cent, for money,
nnd no waiting. You can come in at any
time nnd no back duos are required.
Office at 506 lltli fit.
C. C DUNCANS0N, Pxesident.
JOHN COOK, Secretary. It
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ADVEETISER wants person with
S500 to $1,000 to join him in an enter
prise netting a profit of 300 per cent. Costs
nothing to investigate aud it's well worth
looking into. In no sense a Colonel Seller
scheme. Address 300 PER CENT, this
office It
PABTJTER WANTED- Anactive,
enterprising young man can find a very
rare chance to invest a few hundred dollars
with bervices. Addrebs P.-O. box 204.
jyG -3t
BEST 10c. meal in city.
jy2-7t
031 E St. nw.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for the annual supply of
fuel for the U. S. Navy July 1, 1895
Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposals for
Fuel for the U S Navy, to be opened July
30, 1S95," will be received at the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington. D. C, until 12 o'clock noon.
JULY 30. 1895, aud publicly opened
j immediately thereafter, to furnish the an
nual supply of coal, coke, wood, and char
coal a! the Navy Yards Portsmouth, N.
H ; Boston. Mass.; New lork; League Inl
and Pa ; Washington, D. C.; Norfolk, Va.;
Pensacola, Fla ; Mare Islnnd, Cal.; the
Naval Stations Newport, R I.; New Lon
don. Conn; P ort Royal, S C; Puget
Bound, Washington, and theNaval Academy,
Annapolis, Md ; the annual supply of coal
nt the Naval Hospitals. Dispensaries, etc;
Widow's Island. Me ; Portsmouth, N H.;
Chelsea, Mass.; Brooklyn, N. Y ; Phila
delphia, Pa ; League Island, Pa.; Wash
ington. D C ; Norfolk, Ya.; Pensacola,
Pla . and Mare Island, Cal.; also a quan
tity of crude oil for burning for tlie Navy
i'ard, Mare Island, Cal. Blank forms of
proposals wilt toe furnished upon appllca-
ion to the Bureau to the Commandants of
the different Navy Yards, or to the Navy
Pay Orfices The fuel must in all cases
conform to the navy standard, and pass the
usual navy inspection Thetie bids, all other
things being equal, decided by lot. The
Department reserves the right to waive
defects or to reject any or all bids not
oVcmeri advantageous to the Government.
EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General,
U S N. jy7, 10,14,17
I.OST.
LOST-July 4, shopping bag, containing
pocket -book with over $30 and some
papers. Reward if left at 828 5th st. ne.;
property of a poor widow; owner's name
on card. jyG-3t
LOST One bunch of about ten keys; of
no value to anyone but owner. Re
ward if returned to 408 7tn st. nw. Jy73t
SUMMER ItESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD,
NEWVILLE, PA
One of the most delightful ploosure and
health resorts In America. Magnificent MOUN
TAIN SI RR0UNDINGS. 2,0j0 FEET ELEVA
TION. DRY ATMOSPHERE. PINE GROVES,
HOT SPLPHUR BATHS. EXCELLENT CUI
SINE, FISHING, BOATING, DRIVING,
SHOOTING, BILLIARDS, TENNIS, GOLF,
ilUSIC. eta
Por Illustrated Pamphlet address
GEORGE A. FREYER, Owner.
COLTOK on the Potomac, Md. The
most delightful salt water resort near
Washington. Finest table and best beds on
the river. 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, S1.D0 per day;
reduction by the week or month. Steamers
Arrowsmith and vrafce field daily. jc22-lm
HOTEL TJLS.OZ&J,
North Taeoma, D. O.,
Now Open.
jel5-lm WALTER BURTON.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
On the Crest of tho AHcghcnIo3.
(Main Line B. & O. E. R.)
SEASON OPENS JUNE 22nd, 1895.
Bates SCO, $75 and $90 a month, accord
ing to location. Furnished cottages, with
facilities for houBekeeplngT lf desired,
S450 to $000 per season. Address
GEORGE D. DeSHIELDS. Manager.
Cumberland, Md.
FRESH, cool air, Mt. Airy Hotel on
the blue Ridge; elevation 1.C00 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,S7 to $10
per week; $30 to $40 per month; come and
see or write for descnptlx-e circular to L. O.
HAMMERLEY, Round Hill. Ya. je23-7t
EDUCATIONAL.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Tho Fourteentli esion will open
Tuesday, October 1st.
Address MRS. WM. D. CARELL,
"y Principal.
His Ancestor
Mrs. Newrlche, patronizingly Were any
of your ancestors men of note , Mr. Cynic?
Mr. Cynic Yes, madam, I should say so.
One of them was the most famous admiral of
his day. and commanded the allied forces
of the world.
Mrs. Newriche, with altered tone of deep
respect 16 it possible, Mr. Cynic? And
What was his n ime?
Mr. Cynic Noah, madam. Llfo.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Washington, D.C., Juno 14. 1895. 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 tho
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,
Rock Creek, Florida avenue, and the Dis
trict line. Tills map and plats showing
in detail now each lot and tract ianfrccled
by the proposed system of highways aro
now on exhibition In the office of tho
Commissioners of the District or Columbia.
All persons interested are invited
to examine the map and plata.
This commission will consider any sug
gestion or piotebt concerning the location
of any highway or portion of a highway
as shown on the map. The suggestions
and protests must, be in writing and must
clearly set forth the reasons for tho
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
or Engineers, United States Army, War
Department, Washington, D. C. This
Commission will meet August 1, 1895,
at 9 o'clock a. in., in tho office or tho
Secretaty of War, to dispose of all objec
tions, and will then hear orally from
those who desire lo thus Mipport tlieir
written objections.
DANIELS. LA MO NT.
Secretary of War.
HOKE SMITH.
Secretary of thclnterlor.
WM. P CRAIGIIILL.
Chief of Engiueers. U. S. Army.
NOTICE to tho public. Tho following
board of directors of tho First National
Band have beenelected: ThomnsIIawkins,
president; Fred Dickson, vice president;
Thomas Hall, secretary; Todd Johnson,
treasurer: Robert Keyes, James Posey,
James Lanhorn, William Washington, Wal
ter Thomas. 1 1
ROOMS AND HOARD.
WANTED- RoomandboardwithJow
ish family. Address G. K. L., this
office. jy7-3t
PERSONALS.
MOUNTAIN Rose Medicine discov
ered alter thirty years research by noted
ex-United States surgeon, cures diseases
or suffering women. DISTRICT AGENCY,
hours 6 to 9 p.m. 1309 L st. nw. jy7-lt
EGYPTIAN GYPSY Seventh
daughter of 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 future;
persons calling at the tent, next to rail
road, wlllask for MADAM BURNETT.
Take Eckington and Soldiers' Home
cars . j7-777t
SPECIAL ATTENTION given
to diseases of eye, ear, nose, throat,
rheumatism, Indigestion, and all chronic
diseases; also diseases of children; con
consultation free. Dr. GRACY, 1-107 New
York ave. jy7-l 0-14-17
W. H. ROSS
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
405 1st St. se.,
jy7-3t Washington, D. O.
JUST OKENED-Cabluet vapor,
plain, medicated and 6ea Gait baths;
alcohol rubbings and massage given by
Mrs. J. Hamilton and two competent as
sistants; every facility for giving a first
class treatment; hours, 10 a. m. to 10. p.
m. daily. 714 12th 6t. nw. It
SPIRITUALISM -Wonn'sHall.721
Gth 6t., every Sunday evening at 8
o'clock; dime collection. MRS. E. Mc
NEIL, medium. It
FOR SALE SUBUB11AN.
ON ACCOUNT OP AGE AND WISHING TO
retire, will soil great bargains hi tho fol
lowing suburban property on tho lino of tho
D. & O. R. R. nnd tho new Electric It It., aud
all on the west side of the 1$. & O. R. It, and
near tho Stations. High and hoalthy. Good
Trster.
SCO lots with from 7,503 to 18,000 feot in oach,
oi giound high and healthy.
14 acres of land with good buildings and
good cold water, high and healthy.
C'acres of laud with 4-room house and good
cold water, hiph aud healthy.
15 acres of laud, l'J-room houso and good cold
water, very hiph and healthy.
5 acres of landuo house, high and healthy.
9 acres of land, no house, cax srove, high and
healthy
CO o"r 103 acres or land, plenty of cood butia
ings, large orchards, with an abuntiahco cf all
kinds of tho most cholco fruits.
SO lots and also 6 houses, near Charlton
Heights station, 5, 0, 7, 8 and 18 aud IS rooms.
On easy torms or monthly installments.
Inquire of FRANCIS SHANARhOOKE.
Charlton 11 eights Station,
julSMm OiiB. & a It It
Get your Cabinet 3?lioto Prea.
wM mm
ff'M'0M m if it 10 I il W rfnnrll ft! 1S
IIJIImP "TFT wSj-tfU
WiA p&por. ilsm 16 iiiiy
PERSONALS.
PROF. CL A.TT, oldest established ad
vertising clairvoyant, medium and tor
tuno teller"! n this city, removes all your
troubles; tells from cradlo to grave; ad
vlco on business, l'ovo affairs, losses or
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
nnd causes speedy marriage with one you
lovo by proper ndvico. Call and be con
vinced that 1 can work a case quicker
than any medium you ever met, Fee, 50
centB. Hours, 10 to 9; open Sunday.
489 H St.. bet. 41-2 and Gto st. sw.
DRESSMAKING Taking lessonsin
cutting and rming now meansea ruing $ lor
more per day this fall. No better time to
learn. System ami instruction $4; alo
drcBses made from $3 to $G. MISS
WYATT. 1209 11th st. nw. Jy7-lt
MME. ESTELLE tells all the
events of lire in German and English;
hours, 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.; 25" and 50
cents; cures all cases of running or dry
sores. 013 19th st. nw. jc29-lm
jVLiICE How lovely in you telling mo
about thoso 50 visiting cards for 25a
that Harry Park is printing at 920 F St.;
ulso other printing cheap. FRED. jel2-lra
EGYPTIAN GYPSY Seventh
daughter of the seventh generation; can
cure diseases, as well as tell fortunes;
she can take off spells and cause to marry,
as well as tell jou the past and future;
persons calling at the tent, next to rail
road, will ask for MADAM. BURNETT.
Take Eckington and Soldiers' Ilotnc
cars. j.
ABE you a candidate for President? If
so come down and get a first-class custom-made
suit; the "least bit worn," at a
rigurc that has no parallel in town. See
that you do. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. G19
D st. nw. jy2-7t
FEMALE DISEASES, Nervous
and Chronic Disorders are cured by
Dr. Brooke, of 218 3d st nw. Hours, 9 to
11 a. in., 2 to 5, 7 to 8 p.m. Consulta
tion free. 218 3d st. nw. je21-tf
THE 3-DAYS' CURE- For men.
This remedy cures In 3 days -or no
charge. Consultation free. DR. McKEE
IIAN.71G 12th st. nw. jy2-7t
PERSONALS.
DR. TAYLOR. 906 F st. nw., makes
full sets of teeth for S5; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, $1; amalgam, 50c. jel3-3m
GOING to get married? My weddingln
vitations are a icvelation in the print
er's art; fully equal to engraving and one
thirdthecost: seeing is believing. HARRY
PARK, 920 F. jel2-lm
LADIES needing confidential treat
menr.ifA safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, irregulari
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit, fistula,
etc. Separate rooms for patients berore
aud during confinement, and find homes
for infantB if required. Strictly confiden
tial. MRS. DR. RENNER, 10 Fourth St. no.
near E. Capitol St., Washington, D. C.
je3-t
Harry Park, printer, 920 F., nufced.
OUR Greatest Medium and Spiritual
Mother.
MARY GORDON,
Who tells you all things and prescribes
a proper remedy for your trouble,
can be consulted at lier parlors on all
affairs of life. ' '
1109 G ST. NW.
ALWAYS' AT -HOME.
jy2-lmo
STYLISH dressmaking, lowest prices.
Silk waists. $2. 807 10th st. nw. JyG-3
SUPERFLUOUS EAIK. "ock
marks, birthmarks, warts, iroles, and
all blemishes successfully removed. ELEC
TRICITY aud external therapeutics sci
entifically given. RHEUMATISM, neu
ralgia, paralysis, nervous diseases and all
diseases peculiar to women successfully
treated. CONSULTATION FREE. (Lady
Physician). Dr. ALICE W. HARVEY, No.
1309 II st. nw. jy5-3t
J. T. WALKER SONS, 204 10th st. nw.,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement, two
and three-ply roofing material. apr21-lmo
DIVORCES obtained in four months
without publicity business, strictly
confidential; terms reasonable; for full
particulars, call or address Room G, Typo
grqphical Temple, jyl-14t
Harry Park, printer, 920 F., nuf ced.
Just opened. Scientific mas
sage. npor, plain and oca
jgfilBH sa,t oains; magnetic i-oai-
8 a. in. tc 9 p. in. Mine. Burnett. 512 Kst. mv
RpT-tf
WHOOPINGCOUGH-nartiaiiRli'a
Whooping Cough Syrup: sure and speedy
cure; forale by druggists. Depot, 4 1-2
aud Md. ave. sw. GEO- WOOLD RIDGE,
ProDrietor. je30-7t
HELP "WANTED MALE.
WANTED-B young men with experi
ence in the grocery business. Apply
Monday, before 9 o'clock, T. J. ROUT,
1121 V st. nw. lt
"WANTED A strong colored young
man to do general work about a beer
bottling place; must know how to stop
seal bottles; good rets, required. Call
Monday morning at 1917 14th st. nw. It
WANTED-First-class pianist to ac
company cornetist at summer resort;
must be good reader. Address E. II.
LITTLE. 1927 1 5th St. nw. jy7-3t
WANTED-Youth to work in dairy.
Apply to J. P. MORROW, Broad Branch
Road. D. C. it
WANTED-Boy to feed job and cylin
der presses. Apply at printing office,
9th and D sts. nw. jyG-3t
WANTED-Ladles to learn Mme.
Washington's dress cutting system;
price reduced one-half for the summer
mouths: mothers should send their daugh
ters and have them fitted to take good
positions after learning. At C01 12th st.
n w. je30-7t
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
j.N invalid widow lady in needy circum
stances wiahes for sewing or mending
to do. Call at 53 H nw., opposite Gov.
Printing Of fic-i. jy7-3t
WANTED-By a respectable, settled
whito woman, a situation ascook, wash
nnd iron; general housework. Call at No.
202 1st st. so. it
WANTED-Situation as companion
and nurso to invalid; best local physi
cians given as roferencc. Address A. B.
C, this office. Jy7-3t
yy ANTED-By colored girl, place to do
general housework. CaU 1816 Vermont
avo. iiff,; references. jy7-3t
WANTED-plaC0 as general house
work or chambermaid. Call 1008 W
st. nw. lc
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Coal yard, S350; horse,
cart, harness, push cart, scales, office
furniture, etc.; rent low; selling on ac
count of bad health. CASH, this office. It
FOR SALE-A bay mare, buggy and
harness, or mare singly; fast for driv
ing or riding; good pedigree; price reasona
ble. At TURNER & QUEENSBERRY'S
Stables, 1st. st, bet. IandXnw. jy7-3t
FOR SALE Good pnying cigar store;
well located; owner leaving city. C.
T. S., this office. jy7-3t
FOR SALE Fixtures and stock of
general merchandise of a country store;
the stock is small, fresh, and clean; no rea
sonable offerj-erused, as owner has other
business: elegant stand and low rent. It.
0. N., Pleasant Valley, Va. jy7-3t
FOR SALE Thoroughbred English
greyhound puppies. Call at 12-1 Gth
st. ne. jy7-3t
FOR SALE Store and dairy for sale
cheap. J. C, this office. It
FOR SALE Fine boa const rictor;very
tame; a nice pet for any lady, also
monWs and parrots. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE, 71212st.n, 1221Pa.ave. jy6-5t
FIRST CLASS drug store; good lo
cation: nw.; for sale on account of
other business. Address QUININE, this
office. jy6-2t
FOR SALE Cheap, a 12-foot Ba
teau in splendid condition; can be
seen at 2135 I st n w. , after 5 p.m. jy-G-3t
FOR SALE A full line or groceries.
725 24th st. nw. Will sell cheap. jy5-3t
FOR SALE-Two couplett; In good
condition. J. B. W., No. 1453 C st.
sw. - jy2-7t
LAWN GRASS SEED, fertilizer; Insecti
cide, sprinklers for plants and lawns, mon
keys, parrots, canaries, mocking birds,
gold fish, dogs, and fancy pigeons.
SCHMID'S, 712 12tbst. nw., branch 1221
Pa. ave. niylO-tf
HOTEL DIBECTORT.
enn&flO rn cents to slsd-by week
U U IV O tf li i50 to Sia Hot water, heat,
u u n i w u w an(J L,e,3 and reenll bell3 lQ
every room.- MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, 21S4VS
st. nw. my30-tt
! EBI5ITT HOUSE.
) Washington. H. C.
1 H. C. BTHiCn. Manacer.
STORAGE.
i STORAGE-ror furniture and house
hold goods., 7 Be load. Place best lo
cated In town. CalloraddressChasBaum,
8149thst.nw. je.l4-lm.
HELP WANTED FEMALE .
WANTED A. few lady canvassers to
bell an article that is used in every
home; sure seller and big pay. Call at
87Kst.nw , between houra of Gaud 8 it. in.
jyGrSt
WANTED MALE ORFE3IALE.
WANTED-Reliable, experienced and
energetic male and female canvassers
to ititroduco new 25c article to families and
stores; liberal commission, and no capital.
Address SHECKELLS, this office. It
SITUATIONS "WANTED MALE.
WANTED-Stenographer aud type
writer wants position at a moderate
salary; first-class experience as to ability,
experience, etc. Address W. C. J., this
office. Jy7-6t
I "WOULD Hke to have a Job at plumb
ing to fintsh my trade, as I can do any
thing but wipe a joint. Address T. C.
REES. 201G 8th st. nw. It
WANTED-Bfa young man apositlon
as clerk in store or driver of delivery
wagon; can furnish reference. Address J.
T. . this office. jyG-3t
WANTED-College graduate wishes
evening work; teaching, clerical work,
proof-reading, auditing. Addres3 25, this
office. jy3-5t
WANTED BOARDERS..
128 A ST. NE. Pleasant rooms,
with board; summer rates. DUMARS
HOUSE. jy6-3t
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
XO years' experience wouldn't enable you
to find a moro pleasant, profitable oc
cupation than tho one wc will teach you in
two days. For particulars address PROF
ITABLE OCCUPATION, this office. It
WANTED-'e 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 from COc. up.
Machines rented. Send us a postal.
THE ENTERPRISE 8. M. CO.,
334 Penn. ave se.
WANTED-To buy good horso and
wagon, cheap. Addreaa J. A. II., this
office. JyT-3t
WantedTry Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS TREE,
And charpe only for paintlnc: wor&fURrsnteed
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO , 1CTJ3 Sth nw
WANTED All soda water drinkers
to know that a music box 10 tunes
will be given away to one of oar customers
as an advertisement; holder of watch ticket
1,759, call immediately. H. A.MULLAN,
Druggist, 1030 N. Capitol Bt. It
WANTED-S4.000 for five years on
businens property, northwest, at 5 per
cent Address C II., this office. jG-2t
CHANCE to make money I will give
COc. for every q.t. customer of milk;
steady customers. 751 Sth tt. re jy4-7t
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YER BIKE
bring it hero; new and second-hand bi
cycles sold on commission. BASEMENT,
G02 F st.nw. jy4-7t
FOR RENT HOUSES.
SST.SSO 425 Gth st. sw ; Sr., a m. 1.,
andstable. C.T. YODER.GlOEst.nw.
S32.50 314 to 320 X. C. ave. se.; 9r.,
a. m. i.; new.
C. T. YODER, G15 E St. nw.
FOR RENT New houses, Nos. 12 and
14 Fla. ave.. ne.; 6 rooms, bath, cellar;
a. m. i ; good location; convenient; rent
$18.50 F. F.-VSOOMAN & CO., 1416
F st. nw. It
FOR RENT Part of heuse (7 rooms)
1015 14th st. nw ; rent taken in board,
if desired; references exchanged. JyG-3t
S30.00 425 Gth St. sw.; Sr., a. m 1 ,
andstable. C.T. YODER, 615Est.nw.
$35.00-314 to 320 X. 0. ave. se.;9r.,
a. m. i.; new.
O.T. YODER, G15 Est. nw.
$12.50 1123 Ttnst pe..5r brick.
C T YODER. 615 Est. ntf.
$35. OO1420 9th st. nw.,Sr. b.;m L
C. T. YODER. 615 E St. nw.
FOR SALE HOUSES.
FOR SALE-S200 cash and $18 per
mouth will buy handsome 6-room
brick; bath, cellar, furnace; a. m. i.; de
sirable location; price, $2,800. EASTER
DAY & HALDEMAN.617 14th St. It
FOR SALE-SCO cash and $10 per
mouth will buy new house; lot 137
feet; 30-foot nllev; price, $1,400 EASTER
DAY & HALDEMAN , 617 14th st. It
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Nice fur. room, at 215
4 1-2 st. nw., $fa per month. jy7-3c
FOR RENT Fur. and unfur. rooms.
218 B st. nw. jy7-2t
FOR RENT S 27 22d St. nw., 2 large
unf. rooms, 2d fl.; 521 3d st. nw., 2
large unf. rooms, 2d fl. jy7 3t
FOR RENT Furnished room with
or without board; cheap. No. 73 N.
Y. ave. ne. jj7-lt
FOR RENT 905 Sth st. nw. Parlor
folding bed; other cool rooms rea
sonable. jv7-3t
MISC
FOR RENT Three or four second
floor rooms for light housekeeping; rent
noderate; also two furnished rooms. 90G
3dstn w j j 73
FOR RENT Handsome parlorand bed
room, $15; also very large front room
on second floor, unfurnished, $8. 120 C
st. nw. jyG-3t
FORRENT StrathmoreArms.llOlK
st.; summer prices; cool rooms with
board. M. S. LOCKWOOD. 4j3-7t
FOR RENT 2 or 3 unfur. rooms, light
housekeeping. 1314 1-2 9th st. nw.
Jy2-7t
T7&" T'rTW'm Fur mill ttnftir rorm-
witu or without board; reasonable
jitcs 1000 8th st. nw. jy2-Ct
FOR HENT-Tlie entire 2d floor, three
rooms and bath, only $10, or four
rooms ami bath, $12. 61 P st.nw. Jy2-7t
FOR RENTRooms fur. and unfur.;very
central; five lines of cars; gas, water,
bath; large yard. 217 1st st. nw. Jy2-7t
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITER.
WANTED Bargains in typewriters: rent
d at reduced rates, with privilege of pur
chase; sold on Instalments; perfect machines;
Guaranteed. Oil 7th st nw mar23Sm
FOR RENT STAI1LES.
FOR RENT Part of stable, alley bet.
10th, llth. E, and F sts. nw.; $2
month. Room 4, 524 10th St. nw. jy6-3t
cnuRcn NOTICES.
THE FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL AB
STINENCE SOCIETY will meet Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock the 7th inst., at Car
roll Hall, G street northwest, between
Nint h and Tenth streets.
ALL SOULS' CHURCH UNITARIAN
Fourteenth and L streets. Rev. Rush R.
Shippen will preach at 11 a. m. Evening
servicu omitted till September.
CENTRAL M. P. CHURCH Twelfth and
M streets northwest. Rev. S. J. Smith,
pastor. Preaching at 11a. m.and 8 p. m.
S. S., 9:30; C. E., 7. Church meet
ing Monday at 8 p. m. Full attendance
expected.
" FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Eighth and I streets northeast. Rev. A
Reoch. Communion service, 11 a. m.,
and preaching at 8 p. m., by the pastor.
C. E. Society at 7 p. m., and S. S at
9:30 a. m. Seats free; all are welcome.
MONEY TO LOAN.
3CF you want money on bonds, stocks,
trusts, loan association certificates,
and old line life Insurance policies,, you
must call before July 1; no delay.
YEEKE3 & BAKER.
3mo 40 to 46, Metzerott Eldg.
lilONEY We have plenty of money
to loan on good real estate; very low
Interest: easy payments Loans made
promptly. NATIONAL SAVINGS. LOAN
AND TRUST CO , 617 F st. nrw Je7-lm
"CONCERNING LOANS AND INVEST
MENTS" Read this booklet carefully
before borrowingor investing: call and geC
a copy free. B. H. WARNER & CO , 91S
F 6t. nw. rc28-3mo '
MONEY TO LOAN All clashes ot teal
eastate loans made with promptness at cur
rent rates. THE McLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY, cor
cer 10th and G slieeta nw. inUtf
MONEY ANY SUMS DESIRED
At 5 mil 6 percent.
apSS-Ira WALTER IL ACKEK7M Hth gt. air
M
ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
LIFE OF BORROWER INSURED
For amount advanced; eay paymat; about
equal to real
E. L. GOOD5LCT,
ap30-3mo 03 13t& at. nrr.
HK. rULTON'3 LOAN OFFICE. 1213 PA
tb. a. w. Established in 1370. Mobj
loantd on vratches, diamond", jeirelry, BilTer
war, eta. Special bargains lu fTatcb.es, jewelry,
andsllTetware. tM-Cmo
anscELiAN-Eoxrs.
BLOUSES papered from $20 up; rooms,
$2 up: estimates cheerfully given.
CHAS. N. EVANS, 222 13th. St. sw. jy6-76
JUST RECEIVED Fine lot young Cu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, canaries, mocking turds, gold
fish, dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMID'S,
712 12th st. nw., branch 1221 Pa. ave.
inylO-tf
itnPHERE ARE OTHERS" IN THE PPJNTT5Q
JL business, but few concerns like Tb Law
Reporter Company, o 511 Fifth street norti
west. YouTI fladi; a posltlre reHef to trad
tbere. Doll ,1L W. MOORE, ilgr.
STEAMBOATS.
NORFOLK AND ,
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COx
By Dayllsht to Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk.
By tlio Powerful New Palace Steamer
"Newport News."
In addition to ibe recular daily night
servicebysteameriNorfolkand Washing ion.
The new steamer. Newport News, com
mencing on July the 4th. 1895, wilt be
placed on the route by daylight on the fol
lowing schedule
Will leave Washington on the moraine oC
the 4th. at 8 o'clock sharp, arrivinc at Old
Point at 5:30 and Norfolk at 6 JO p. m
Returning, leave? Norfolk at 8 p. m , and
Old Point at 9 30. after the fireworks,
awl arrives in Washington at 6 45 next
mornine.
After July the 4th the following schedule
wdl be in effect during the moutta of. July
and August
Will leave Washington onFnday morning-,
Jnlv the 5ih, and everv Sunday, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a. m . arriv
ing at Fortres3 Monroe at 5.30 and Norfolk
at 6 30 p. m Returning leaves Norfolk
on Tuesdav, Thursday, and Saturday, at
7 45 a. ni , and Fortress Monroe at 8 30
a. m . arriving in Washington at 6 45 p m.
On the Sunday trips front "-Washington
the setamer returns fame ni?ht. leavim;
Xorrolk at 8, and Fortress Monroe at
8 45 p. m . arriving in Washingtoa oext
morning at 7 o'clock.
If desired passengers can go in either
directionbv daylight and returnonoaeof the
regular night steamers, Wat-tunc: ton or
Norfolk, on same day only. Fare for
the rojnd trip. $3 50 AH tickets bv day
steamer will noi he honored forret urr.pas ago
unlessufedonorbeforethe following morning
after dare stamped on bark.
Connections made at Norfolk by the
day and night steamers with the eieganc
steamers of the Old Dominion Stearmhip
Company. forNewYork amtthes'iinmer re
sorts of the Ea&t, and with the Merchants
and Miners steamers for Boston and. Provi
dence; with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road at Old Point for Richmond ami the
West: at Norfolk with Seaboard Air Line
for Raleieh, Charleston, ami Atlanta;
with the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
the Norrolk and Carolina, and Norflok and
Southern, and with the Virginia Beach and
Ocean View Railroads.
Steamers Norfolk and Washington vrill
continue regular niht schedule as here
tofore, leaving Washington every evemns
in the year rrom the wharf, foot of Seventh,
streec. at 7 p. m
Tickets onsaleat corner New York avenno
and Fifteen! hsrreet northwest, and at 142L
619. and 513 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. All other information desired will be
furnished on application to the under
sisned. at the company's wharf, foot o
Seventh street. Telephone No 750
JOHN CA LL A HAN.
Geneial Manager.
RATLEOAD3.
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER 07 sTXTH AND a
STREETS.
InFffect Jnno 28. 1833-
10:30 A K. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Puff,
mau Sleepier. Dining-, Smoking, and Obser
xation Cars Fiarnsbure to Chicago, Cincin
nati, Indianapolis, &. Loots, Cleveland, and
Toledo. Buflet Parlor Car to Harrlsbnrs:
10:30 A M. FAST LINE. Pullman Buff et Par
lor Car to Barriaburc Parlor and Dininj
Cars, Harrisburc to PitUburg.
(:40 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST LOL IS 2XPRESSL
Pullman Buffot Parlor Car to Harrfaburz.
Sleeping and Dining Cr.rs, Hnrrlsburff to 3c
Louis. Cincinnati. Louisville, and Chicago.
7:10 P. II. WESTERN EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeping Car to Chicago, nnd Harrisburjr ta
Cleveland Dining Car to Chk-asa
7:10 P. M. EOCTH-WESTERN EXPKESS Pull,
man irleepinjr and Dining Cars to St. Louis;
and Sleeping Car Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
10:10 P. AL PACIFIC EXPRESS PuBraaablaep
ing Car to Pittsburg;
750 A. II. for Kann, t an.indalgna, Roche3tr
and Niagara Palls daily, except Sunday.
10:30 A M. tor Elmira and Kenova. daily, exoepl
SundaT. For Wilhamaport daily. 3:40 P. AC
7:10 P. il. for Williamsport. Kocbeater. Buffalo,
and Niagara Falls datlr, except Saturday,
frith sleeping car Washington to Suspension
Bridge Tia Buffalo.
10:0 P. il. for Erie, Canandalgua, Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niazara. Falls dally; sleeping
cer Washington to Elmira.
rnr I'hilaiielph!a."c-VorSc. - t- KtisZ
i$Q P. 31. "CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED." all
Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Balti
more, for Now Tort daily, for Philadelphia
wcet-diys. Regular at TD3 (Dining Car?,
7.S0. 3.00, 10.00 (Diu.ng Car?, and 11:0(1 (Din
ing Car) a m., 12:13,3.13, 4:20, S:48,1W, and
ll.!5p in. On Sunday 7:05 (Dining Car),
7-.S0, U.Q0. 11.00 iDinin? Car) a. m.. 113. 3-7.
0, btO. 10 CO. and 11:35 p. ra. Por Phut
delphla only. Fast Rxpresa 730 n, m. 'neei
day 4 Express, 2:01 nnd 5:0 p m. dally.
For Beaton, -without change, 7:3a a. m. woei
days, and 3:13 p in daily.
For Baltimore, G:23, 7:05, 7:20, 7:50, 9.-T0,
10 00, 10.30, llttJ. and 1130 a. m . 12:13,
5:01, 3:13. 2:40, (4:00 Limited). 4rJ0, 42!rt, 5 10.
6.05. 6:40, 7:10. 10.09, 10:40, 1M5, and 11.33
p. m. Oa Sunday. 7:06, 7:20, 9:HC. U.-iW,
:050, 11:03 a. m., 12:13. 1:15,2:01. 3:15.:-43 (4 JO
Limited). 4:20, 5:40, K03, b:40, 7:10, 10:00, U:W,
and 11:33 p. m.
For Pope's Croei Line. 7:20 a. m. and 4:33 p ra
daily, oicept Sunday.
For Annapolw, 7:20 and 9:00 a. m., 12:13 and t.U
p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sunday, 3.0J
a. in. and 453 p. m.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Richmond,
Jacksonville, and Tampa, 4:30 a. m., 3:30 p. ra.
daily. Richmond and Atlanta. 8:40 p. m. unity.
Richmond only, 1037 a. ra. weefc days.
Accommodation for Quantico, 7:43 a. ra. daily,
and 4:23 p. ra. iTeek-dajs.
For Alexandria, 4.30, 633, 7:45, S:40. W3. 10-7T
11:: a. ra , 12:50. 1:40, 3:20,4:23, 5:00, 537. ti.t
8.02, 10:10, and 1139 p m. On Sun lay at i.,
7:43. 8:45 a. m., 2:45. ti:15, 8.02, and 10:10 p. ra,
LeaTO Alexandria for Washington, 6:05, 6:13, 7.03,
8:00,9:10. 10:15, 10:23 n. m.. 10, 2:13, 3.HX), &23.
60, 530 6:13. 70, 7r. 9:10, 1052, and 11:03 p.
re. On Sunday at 6:H, 9:10, 10:23 a. m.,J.U,
6:30, 7:00. 7.20, 'J:10, and 1032 p. m.
Seashore Connections.
For Atlantic City, 90 (Saturdays only), 10:09,
11. (X) a. m. wroek days. 12:15 and 1L33 p. m,
daily.
For Capo May. 10.00 a. m., (Saturdays only),
12.13 p. m -week days, and 1135 p. m. dally.
Ticket oQces, northeast corner of 13thstreefc
and Pennsylvania Avenue, and at the station:
Sixth and B Streets, vrhero orders can be loft fol
tho checking of baggaxo to destination Iron.
hotels and rssidencax
8. 11. PREVOST. J.R. WOOD,
General Maaazes. General PaaaesecZ&
Pennsylvania

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