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THJD MUJBJSUfa '.THOSS, "WJaDNESpAY, ,.AY gO, 1396,
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SPECIAL KOTICBS.
'THE Single Tax as I Sec It," by Rev.
AlCX .h-cni, uus (nniuciiiji,i.n:ii
ing at 7:30 p. m., at Typographical Tem
ple. 423 G su nw. AH Invited. . It
ttrrT-T. young man please return Orescent
Special Bicycle handed him Monday
evening during fire and receive reward.
J.E.8WAIKE.431 Qnff. It-cm
liOSSES by the fire on. Louisiana ave.
last uurbt ou property insured in The
Arlington "Fire Insurance Company, 150G
Pa.ave.nw., will be paid immediately upon
presentation of proof. Insure in home com
panies: no delay in collecting losses. It-em
IR. SHADE'S Cliloridum Discovery
for consumption has cured over 30 eon
Bumpllvesla the second and last stages, and
hundreds in the first stages. In "Washington
City alone; aUQjnany cases of catarrh and
complicated Vsroat and lung diseases; hours
9 to 12 and 2 to 6. on Monday. Wednes
day, and Fridav; consultation free; send
tor booklet: m mptom blank, etc, for those
who desire home treatment- rnyl2-l0t
LEGAL XOTICES.
IK" THE Supreme Court of the District
1896. Eleanor Clark vs. James A Clark.
No. 17.2G2 docket. On motion or the
plaintiff, by Mr. E. B. Hay, her solicitor
(attorney), it lb ordered that the defendant,
James A. Clark, cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the lirst
rule-da v occurring forty days after this
day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. The object
of this suit is divorce, on the cause of
cruelty. The publication or this notice to
be made in the Washington Law Reporter
ond The Washington Times.
By the Court.
A. B. HAGNER, Justice, &c
True Copy. Test:
(Seal.) JOHN R. YOUNG. Clerk, &c
By H.I'. G ATLE V, Assistant Clerk.
BAILROADS.
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AUD B
STREETS.
'In Effect 7:35 P.M.., May 17, 1800.
7.50 A.M. wek-duyx, 7.20 A-."M."cnduyN
PITT&BUhu EXPREsS. bullet Parior
Car, Harrisburg to Pittsburg.
1O.30 A- JXL. PENNSYLVANIA LIM
ITED. I'uilmau Sleeping, Dining, Smok
ing, and Obenaiion Cars Harrisburg to
Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St.
Louis. Cleveland. and Toledo. BurietPar
lor Car to Harrisburg.
.0.30 A. JMC. FAST LINE. -Pullman
Burret l'arjor Car to Harrisburg. Par
lor and Dining Cars, Harrisburg toFitts-
3I4O T. 1M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXl'RESb.-Pullman Burret Parlor Car
t o Harrisburg. Sleeping ana Dining Cars,
Harrisburg to St. Louis, Cmciunati, Louis
ville, and Chicago.
f.lO I?. HI. WESTERN EXPRESS.
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago, and
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dmlng Car to
Chicago. ,
iy.10 -p. J&. SOUTHWESTERN EX-PKESS.-PuUiiinu
Sleeping and Dining
Cars to St. L-.ui. and Sleepiug Car, Har
risburg to Cincinnati.
10.40 1?. US.. PACIFIC EXFRE8S.
Pullman Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
T-CO A. B. for Kane. Canandaigua,
Rochester, and Niagara Falls daily, ex
cept Sunday.
"1.0.30 A. 3. for Elmira and Renovo.
dailv. except isumlay. For Lock Haven
weekdavs and Wnhamsport Sundays,
3.40 p. m
7.XO I. 3i.for Wilhamsport. Rochester.
Buiralo and Niagara Fall" dally, except
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washing
ton to SuspenMon Bridge via Buffalo.
10.40 F. B. fo" Erie. Canaiidaigua,
" Rochester, Burralo and Niagara Falls
daily. Sleeping Car Washington to El
mira. For lMilliulolptila. "" YorU ami tlio
East.
it.OO P. E. "CONGRESSIONAL LIM
ITED.' dailv, all Parlor Cars, with
Dining Car from Baltimore. Regular
at 7.00 (Dining Car). 7.20, 9.00, 10 00-.
(Dining Can. and 11 00 (Dining Car from
Wilmington) a. m.. 12.45, 3 15. 4.20,
G.4(j. 10.00. aud 11.35 p.m. On Sunday,
7.00 (Dining Can. 7 20, 0.00, 11.00
(Dining Car lrom Wilmington I a. in., 1 2.1o
3.15. 4 20, C 40, lo.OO. ana 11 25 p. in.
For Philadelphia only. Fast Expn-ss 7.50
a. in. week days. Express. 12 15 week
days. 2.01 and 5.40 p. m. dail. For
3!ostou without change, 7.50 a. m. -week
dnvs. and 3.15 p.m. daily.
Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge,
nil-mil route). 3 15 p. m. daily; (via
Market Street Ferry). 10 CO a m and
12 45 p m week-days, 11.35 p. m.
daily. and 11 00a. m Saturdaysonly.
Tor Baltimore. 6 25. 700. 7 20. 7 50,9.00;
10 00, 10 30; 11 00, and 11 TO a rn..
1"ir.. 12 45. 2 01. 3 15. 3.40. (4.00
Limited). 4 20. 4 CO. 5.40, 0 05. 0 10:
7 10, 10 00, 10 40, 1115, and 1135
p. m. On Sunday, 700, 7 20, 0 00,
:t 05, 10.30. 11.00 a. m.. 12 15, 1 15,
2 01, 3 15, 3 40 (4 CO Limited), 4.20.
5.40! 0 05. G 40, 7 10, 10.00, 10.40;
and 11 35 p. m
for Pope's Creek Line. 7 20 a. in. and 4 3C
p. m.. daily, except Sunday. Sundays,
9.05 a. in.
Tor Annapolis, 7 20, 9 00 a. in.. 12 15
and 4.20 p in., daily, except Sunday.
Sundays. 9.00 a. m. and 4.20 p. in.
itlautic Coast Line. Express for Uich
inond, points on Atlantic Coast Line.
4.30 a. in., 3 46 p. in., dally. Richmond
and Atlanta, 8.40 p. in., daily. Rich
mond only. 10.57 a. m., week days.
iccoinmodation for Quantlco, 7 15 a.
in., daily, and 4.25 p. m., week days.
Vor Alexandria, 4.30.6.35.7.45.8.40,9.45;
10.57, 11.50 A. M., 12.50. 1.40. 3.20.
4.25. n.Oli. 5.37. 6 15. 8.02. 10 10. aud
11.42 P. M. On Sundays at 4.30. 7.45.
9.15 A. M., 2.45, G.15, 8.02, and 10.10
P. M.
Leave Alexandria for Washington 6.05,
6.43. 7.05. 8.00. 9.10. 10.15. 10.28 A.
M.. 1.00, 2.15. 3.00, 3.23. 5.00. 5.30.
6.13. 7.00. 7 20, 9 10. 10.52. and 1 1.08
P. M. On Sunday at 6.43. 9.10. 10.28
A. M., 2 15. 5.30, 7 00, 7 20, 9.10, and
10.52 P. M.
Ticket ornces, corner Fifteenth and G
ftreets, and at the station. Sixth and B
Itrects. where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination from
kotcls and residences.
I. M. PREVOST, J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
ALTIWJORE
AND OHI
JRAILROAD.
Schedule 111 errect May 9, 1896.
Leave Washington from station corner of
JTew Jersey aveuue and C street.
For Chicago and Northwest. Vestibuled
Limited trains 11:30 am., 8:05 p. m
For Cincinnati, St. Louis and lndianap
jlis, Yeutiuied Limited, 3:45 p. m., ex
press, 12:1 5 night.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express
laily 11:30 a. in. and 8:40 p m.
For Lexington and Staunton, 11:30 a. m.
For Wmcncjiier and way stations, b5:30
p. m.
For Luray, Natural Bridge, Roanoke.
Kiioxville, Chattanooga. Memphis and
New Orleans, 10.50 11. in. dailj ; sleeping
Kirs through.
For Luray, 3:45 p. m. dally.
For Uait-imore. uceK oay., 5:00, 0".30,
x7:00, x7:e5, x7:lo, x7:30. x8:00, b:30,
X9:30. xl0.uu,xl2:oo a.m.; xi:o5, 1:10,
Xl2:33, X3:0U, 3.5, X4.-J8, 4.32, X5.U3,
X5.10, Xo.30. 5.33. X6.20, 6.30, X8.0O, 8.13,
x9.20, 11.15, xll.50. p. m.; and" xl2.oi
night. Sundays, x7.03, X7.10, 810, X9.00,
XI ii.OO, a, m.. X12.05, X12J5, l.tn), x3.00,
3.25. 4.:r, ." 05, X5.10.6-30.X8.00, X9.20,
11.15, xll.50 p. m.. X12.01 night.
Tor Aiinapoiis, 7.HI and tt.bo a.m.; 12.10
and 4.2b p. m. Sundays, 8.30 a. m., 4.32
p. m.
For Frederick, a9.00, bll.30 a.m.,cl.l5,
b4.30, Ii3.30 p. m
For Hager.-towu, bl 1.30 a. in., and b5.30
p.m.
For Bcvd and way points, weekdavs 9.00
a. m., 4.30. 5.30. 7.05 p. m. Sundays,
9.00 a. in., 1 13, 7.05 p. m.
For Gaithersburg ami way points, week
days, 7.00. 9.00 a. m., 12.50, 3.QD, 4.30,
4.b3, 5.20, 3.35, 7.05, 11.30 p. m. Sun
day, 9.00 a. m., 1.13, 5.35, 7.05, 10.25
p.m.
For Washington Junctionand wa vpoints,
a9.00 a. m.. cl.15 p. m. Exprcs's trams
stoppltig at principal stations only, b4.30,
b5.30 p. m.
UOYAL BUTE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
AR trains illuminated with Pintren. light.
For Phljailtlpfna, New York, Boston and
Uie East, week days 7 00, 7.05, 8:00,
(10.00 a. m. Dining Car), 12.00, 12.35,
3.00 (5.05 Dining Car), 8.00 p. m. (12.01
night. Sleeping Car open at lo.OO o'clock).
Sundays. (7.05 Dmiyg Carj, (9.00 a.m.
Dining Car), (12.35 Dining Car), 3.00,
(5.05 Dining Car), 8.00, (12.01 night.
Bleeping iir open ior passengers 10.00
p. m.)
Burret Parlor Cars ou all trains.
For Atlantic City, 10.00 a. m., 12:00 noon,
Sundays, 12 35 p, ni,
bExeept Sunday. aDally. cSunday only
sExpress train.
Baggage called for and checked from ho
tels aud residences by Union Transfer Com
pany, on orders left at ticket orriccs. 619
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. New York
uvcnuennd Fifteenth street, and atdepot.
TTM. B. GREENE, CHAS. O. SCULL.
Gca.Alanajfer. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Peiiisyifaiia
Auction Sales
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCtfl.,
612 E st.nw. ,
TRUSTEES RA LE OFTEIGHT COMFORT-
ABLE NEWLY ERECTED DWELL
INGS, AT THIRTY-FIFTH AND MAD
ISON STREETS, TWO STORIES.BIX
ROOMS AND CELLAR. BUFF
PKESSEn BRICK WITH STONE TRIM
MINGS. AND ALL MODERN -IMPROVEMENTS.
By virtue oC a certain deed of trust,
dated August 26, 1895, and duly re
corded in Ubor 2048, folio 182, one of
the land records or the District or Columbia,
and at the request or the party secured
thereby, default liavlug occurred in the
payment or the indebtedness secured there
under, the undersigned trustees "will offer
Tor sale at public auction. In front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTT
ETn DAY OF MAY A. D.. 1896. at HALF
PAST POUR O'CLOCK P. M- the land,
premises, aud improvements situate- In the
city of Washington, District ot Columbia,
and known and distinguished as and being
all that. part o" a lot of ground situated
in square cast of square numbered 1296,
in that part, of the said city or Washing
ton formerly called, Georgetown, the said
lot being numuered 280 In Bentty
& Hawkins' addition to "said George
town, and Uie same being in a square
formerly nuis.bcred 126, in said George
town, and described by metes and boundsas
ioIIows: Beginning on the west side ot
Tliirty-riftn (formerly Favette) street, at
the end of 252 feet 6 inches, northerly
from the southeast comer or said lot;
thence northerly with the paid line of
Thirty-fifth street. 102 feet 6 inches to
Madison (formerly West) street; thence
westerly with the line 01'said Madison sUreet
to the extremity of the lot; tl.enre south
erly ami tiarallel to said Thirty-fifth
street, 88 feet 9 inches, and thence easterly
to the place or beginning. And being also oc
Ecribed by metes and bounds, according
to a recent survey made by Henry W.
Brewer for the District surveor, as fol
lows: Beginning on the west side ot Thirty
firth (formerly Fayette) street
at the end or 102.50 feet meas
ured south on said west line lrom Its
intersection with the south line of Madi
son (formerly West) street and running
thence northerly with said Thlrty-rUth,
street 102.50 feet, to the south line or said
Madison sttcet; thence westerly with said
south line or Mnriisrn street 113 feet to tho
west line or snid lot 2S0; thence southerly
and parallel to said Tlilrty-firth street
88.75 leet and thence eusterlv 115.75 feet
to the place of beginning. Terms or sale:
All cash. A deposit or $500 will be re
quired at the time or sale. Terms of salc
u be complied with within ten days frcm
date or saje. or property will be resold at
risk and cost or defaulting purchaser. All
conveyancing, recording, etc., to be paid
by the purchaser .
STEPHEN VAN WYCK. Trustee.
1333 F st. nw.
FRED'K. L. S1DDONS. Trustee.
myP-d&rts 1333 F st. nw.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VEEY fine pasturage for horses, within
a lew milesor thecity; running waterand
plenty of shade; no wire fences; terms
reasonable. A. G. & D. G. MOUNT,
Brightwood Dairy, cor. 10th and Mass.
ave . iny20-3t
NO CHARGE ir I cannot collect" for
Tor jou: counsel free. U. D. GORDON,
attorney, 918 F st., Room 2. myl93t
IuEuTMy, Opium, aail Coealna QWits.
Trivate treatment at HIGHLANDS SANI
TARIUM, Maryland. References in every
government deiKirtincnt In thecity. Easy
rates by the week or month.
Tull Information at 9 13 New Yorkavenue.
myl8-6t,em
HANCOCK Statue Unveiling Views
at ESTABKOOK'S. 1227 Pa. ave., 50
cent.s each. Cabinet photographs reduced
to S1.98 myl6-8t-em
ESTON barber shop is no snide shop;
that's what the boys say; they claim
to get a better hair-cut and shave for 25c
than tlieyc.m get elsewhere for35 and 40c:
we guarantee you satisfaction; children's
hair cut 10c. 603 K st. nw., CHARLES
-XI WYNDHAM. Manager. mylC-7t
EGYPTIAN GYPSY - Seventh
daughter or seventh generation; can
take off spells and cause to marry, as well
as tell your past and future. Can be seen
by calling at the tent. Take Ecklngton
and Soldiers' Home cars, myl.3-7t.eiii
AWNIKGS-$2 per window; work
ami 1n.11en.1l guaranteed. DIMMICK,
2010 2d st. uw. Le Droit Park. myl5-6t
$100 BICYCLES SXOO-Ahigh
grade bicycle can be bought for no
less. For club rates address Box 2,
this office. mal3-lmo
BUSINESS Cards neatly printed, SI
perl, 000. HAYS.thecbcapcst printer.
1221 M st. ne nir9-lm-em
LAWNMOWERS. sickles, shears,
scissors, knives and razors sharpened.
R. PRinrSSER. veteran locksmith. 726 1 3th
st. 11 w. myO-l m-em
ROACHES must go. "VERMICIDE Is
the exterminator. You do not catch
our roach. VERMICIDE catches It for
iou. Why buy useless remedies? Buy
VERMICIDE, ihc intallible remedy. For
sale by Burchell, 1325 F st. nw., Magruder
& Co.. 1222 Conn. ave. 11 w -. C C Bryan.
1413 N. Y. ave, 11. w ; John S Cissell,
1014 7th st. nw. royl-lm
I RESPECTFULLY notiry the pub
lie mat I have negotiated for tho
rovally bred stallion Uproar, No 1235.
for the jears 1896 aud 1897. This stallion
will make the two Eeasons at the Seven Oak
Stock Farm, situated in -Maryland, six
miles from Washington, at $25 "a season.
Horses pastured and wintered at rea
sonable rates. For information call or
address E. BURGDOF.F. 418 8th ctr nw.
ap26-lm
CABIN JOHN- GREAT FALLS.
AND UPFERT'OTOMAC-For charter
the steam launch Floreuce; capacity 40;
Tor day and eveuing parties. Enouiro
JOHN MARCONNIER, 1073 32d St. nw.
or englueor at Judd & Detweile-c's. 420
11th st. nw ap22 lmo
SEND 'our carpets to us to be thoroughly
cleaned by our patent steam procesj
All work thoroughly done and guaranteed
by us. We allow no moths to exist
Terms the very lowest. A. H. CHASE &
BUO.. 619 La- avenue. Send postal.
npl9-3mos.
TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FUEE
and charge only for painting; work guaran
lecd. NAT. RUBBER UOOFPAINT CO.
1023 Sth St. nw.
PIANOS moved by experienced men.
$27 COLUMHIA TRANSFER CO.. 323
4 1-2 st. nw. 'Phone 1566. fcbl6-tf
FURNITURE moved; largest 2-iiorss
load in the city, $2.50; experienced
handlers. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.
323 4 1-2 st.nw. 'Pbono 1566 fel6-tf
liADIES GOODS.
THE ELITE PARLOBS-018
12th st. uw.: bcieuuiio J-aeiai Treat
ment; Hygienic Steaming; De Aimond
Skm Food; Oxygen Balm; Summer Rates.
myl2-lmo-cm
BAILllOADS
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
(Schedulcin errect 10 p.m. May 17, 1896.)
AH trains arrive anu leave at Pennsylva
nia passenger station.
ba.m.uaily, local for Danville connects
at Manassas ror Strasburg. daily, except
Sunday, and at Lynchburg with the Nor
folk and Western, daily, and with the Ches
apeake and Ohio, daily ror the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
11:15 a. ro. Daily, the UNITED STATES
FAST .MAIL, carries Pullman Burret Sleep
ers. New York and Washington to Jackson
ville, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
.i:n xors.li iic ui jeans, via aiomgurnery,
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
er for Birmingham. Memphis and St. Louis.
4:01 p. m. Local for Front Royal, Rivcr
ton nnd Slrasburg. daily, except Sunday.
4:51 p.m. Daily.loc.il ror Chailotttaville.
10:43 p. m. Dally, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN VESTIBULED, LIM
ITED, composed of Pullman vcstibulcvl
sleepers, dining cars and dnv coaches.
Pullman sleepers New York lo Asheville
and Hot Springs, N.C.; New York lo Tampa
via. Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah, and
Jacksonville, and New York to Memphis
via Birmingham; New York to New Orleans,
via Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestibuled
day coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern
Hallway dining car, Greensboro to Monu
gomery.
TKA1N3 ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:01 a m
dally, L:00 p. in. arid 4:45 p. m. daily
except Sunday.and;:45 p, m,Sundaysonly.
for Bound Hill, 4:32 p. m.; daily, except
Hniiv ror Herndon
OUiiUUJ, -v.. .wMM-t,, miu u.fi.
T in
Reluming, arrive at
in. and 7;nn r m
Washington 8:26 a. in. and
dally, and 3:00 p. in. dally, excent Sun!
day, from Round Hill and 7:06 a m
dailv, except Sunday, from Herndoa.'ard
8:34- a. in. dally, except Sunday, from
Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 a. m 2:20 p. m. and
9:40 p. m., daily, Manassas division;
10:00 a. m.. daily, except Snndar, and
8:40 a. m.. daily, from Charlottesville
Tickew, stepping car reservation and" In
formation furnished at offices 51 1 and
1300 Pennsylvania avenue, and at Penn
svlvania Railroad Passenger Station.
"W. IT. GBEEN, Gen. Snpt,
J". ML. CULP, Traffic Manager.
"W. A. TUBE, Gen. Pass. Agent.
I. S. BBOWN, Gen. Act. Pass. DepJt.
FOB RENT BOOMS.
FORHBNT Ue. comlortublc; fur.
luslicur roams, In cqrnef house; all
frpiu; rooms; amiable tor gentlemen; uil
rooms light and cheerful; most jjeslrable
locution; prices run o, $7 aud $. Ap
ply U41Ilst. nw. It
If OH KJENT 215 9th st. sff., near U,
large, cool, bay wiuuow. furnished or
unfurnished rooms; cucup; neatly fur
nished hall room, 4 per month; gas and
bath. my20-3t
IrO-K KJSNT 901 M st. nw.; two fine
coimiiumcaung panora on lirst rioor
suitable for M. C. or M. D.; also two rooms
on third floor, with or without board.
my20-3t
FOR RENT 936 N. Y. ave. uw rur.
rooms, witn or without bourd; terms
very reasonable. iuyi0-3t
FOR RENT Newly papered, newly
iur. 2u-Biory rrout anu back room;
single or en suite; witn uouru; pn Ueues.
Auuress C tills oliice, giving xull uume
and address. liiyfcU-at
FOR RENT Large" and'small rooms
ior. oionge; a.Oo, :?!, and $6 per
month. AppiyiVo. 17 Lst. nw. iny2b-ot
i? 0c jttxuiN'i' No- If E st. nw., two
large looms on 1st rioor; tur. or umur.
for Iigul housekeeping, with range; ij12
or x5; two irout nail looms, loldiug
beds, :?b; board, ?15. my20-3t
FOit KENT-Three cominunieating
rooms, suitable lor light housekeeping;
privilege of bath. 2205 L st. 11 w. it
FOKltENT-Entne 2d Hour, -t Huge
looiua. .uiu o.itn; 1 eat very reasonable;
rer. exchanged. 1514 5th st. uw.
rayl9-3t-em
FOR RENT -One uuluc. room and
uirge coucrete cellar. 481 Mo. ave
It-cm
ii'Oxc jkHJN'x - iur. iront rooms, iidob
oenooi st.. Mount. Pleasant. It-em
FOR icENT 011 N.J. ave. nw. l 1111.
iront 100ms, ior men only; S4 and $5
per month. inyl9-3t-em
FOR RENT-UnCur.; 3 rms. and bath,
ou d-uuiui iloor; 510 per mo 1617
10th st. nw. myl9-3t.eni
FOR RENT Fur.; large, cool rooms;
fciuguj or en suite; with a soutneru ex
posure: with or witnout board; summer
iirices. 618 II St. nw. It-em
FOR RENT- Fur. rooms; with or with
out board; terms to suit; good locality.
716 6th st. nw.
FOR RENT-2 or 3 rooms and bath;
ud iioor; ii,r light housekeeping; $12.
1 342 W st. nw. It-em
FOR RENT Two rooms unfurnished,
$5 month. 33 K st. ne. myl9-7t
A nicely furnished room,
1.00 a week.
12 6th st. ne., near E. Capitol fat cars,
hemic and Capitol. my!9-3t
FOR RENT One-half puce to reliable
gent for delightfully cool front room;
examine. 909 Lnw. myl9-3t
FOR RENT Two unfur. rooms; com
municating; newly r-apered; gas and
bath; near cars and market. 909 Sdst.uw.
myl9-3t
FOR RENT 3 large unfur. rooms;
newlypapcrcdjgasand bath; rentcheap;
suitable lor light housekeeping. Call 622
3d st. ne. my!9-3t
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
Niceij rm-msneu ltoiitaiiu bucK rooms;
completely furnished ior light housekeep
ing. 317 Pa. ave uw., 2d floor.
nivl9-7t
FOR RENT Near Dupout Circle, 4
lst-floor rooms; rurnisncd for tiu'sft
keeping, good piano; $20 per month.
1613 19th Bt. nw. myl9-3t
FOR RENT Rooms, lirst aud second
Moors, lurmslifd or unfurnished Ap-
pl j905S Uist.jiW; in y 1 9- 2t
FOR RENT -Good room, suitable for
miner 01 basket-maker. Inquire 111 feed
store nw. corner 5th und K nw. myl9-3t
FOR RENT orient housekeeping. 2
to 1 100ms. unfur., in a new house
never before occupied, no children; house
805 A st. se. For prices and othur informa
tion inquire at 81- N. C. ave- se.
mvl8-3t-em
FOR RENT Two large uiiiuniibhcd
100ms, over store, cor. Sixth ami A
streets se. m y!8-3t-cin
FOR RENT 1219 Seventh st. nw..
three rooms, for $10 a mcutli in ad
vance, luuuue at 1134 Seventh street
In?. myl8-3t-em
FOR RENT A nicely furnished rront
room, : floor, with board; suitable tor
2 persons; terms very reasonable; private
family 720 6th st.nw. myl5-7t-em
FOR RENT - UnTur. lovely large, cool
rooms, gas and baih; cheap. 915 E
st. nw. my 14-7 6
FOR RENT Two nicely
rooms; iug!C or en suite.
st 11 w.
furnished
1847 14th
my9-14t
PKOPOSALS. -
PHOPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES'FOR
THE NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON.
D. C May 2, lbUO taeaiut proposals,
indorsed "Proposals for Supplies lor the
Navj Yard, Washington, n. C, to be
opened June 2, lb96," will be received
at the Bureau or Supplies and Accounts,
Navv Department. Washington. ! -' u,ltu
12 o'clock noon, JUNE 2, 1896, and pub
licly opened immediately uiereauer, iu
furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington.
D. C, the daily supply of ice and provender
for the fiscal year, ending June 30,
1897. The articles must conform to the
Navy standard and pass the usual naval
inspection. Blank pioposals will be fur
nished upon application to the Navy Yard,
Washington, D. C. Tie 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
deemed advantageous to the government.
EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General.
U. S.N. my20,23,27.30
LOST.
LOST Silver medal. Return to EDDIE
DAVIS, 625 4th st. nw., and get reward.lt
LOST SI reward: one pair or plate glass
pliers. Return lo307 9 thst.nw.my20-3t
LOST White setter dog; 5 reward for
the arrest and conviction of the per
son harboring said dog. II. II. HEMPLER,
Optician , 6th and Pa. ave. niy20-4t
LOST?5 reward, a Binall. mouse-colored
dog, by the name of Dot; no ques
tions asked it returned; looks like Mexican.
931 La. ave. It-em
LOST A black Newfoundland dog, called
Major. Please receive reward at the
Cincinnati Bwg. Co. Branch, 811 2d st. se.
mjl9-3t
LOST-SU8.00 8th and B. tie. to 3d and
H, up 3d to D, D to N. Cap., N. Cap.
to Mass. ave., Mass. ave. to F nw., F to
Keen's tailor shop, back F to 10th, 10th
to Pa. ave., Pa. ave. to National Hotel
when I misseil same; it was folded flat and
labeled "Kreglo Benefit Fund, $68.00,
J. H. RliodC3." Return to this office
and get liberal reward. tf
FOB BENT STABLE.
FOR RENT Ttiirty a' lalisi by the week
or montU, at 1212 Ohio ave.
myl4-7t,cm
WANTED POSTAGE STAMPS.
VV KTjSO-For cash, an kinds of old
United States postage- and department
stamps: collections also bought. H. F.
nuNKIIORST. 1 00.1 7th st. nw. apS-tf.em
WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-Small 'furnished houscin the"
country with plenty of shade, con
venient lo railroad; no children in family;
stateparticularsand terms. Address STATE
TERMS, this office. It
WANTED BOOMS.
WANTEDS' FlKmshcdroom wftfipil?
vate lamlly. In northeast; rent must
be reasonable; State location and terms.
Address C. P.. this orfice. It
"WANTED-Ey 3 adults, 3 unfurnished
rooms, on 2d rioor. for light housekeep
ing; within 2 or 3 squares of B. & o.
denot; terms not to exceed $15 per month,
with use of gas for cooking. Address
BRUDNELL, this office. rna20-3t
"WANTED BOABDBRS.
WANTED- Nicely furnished 2d-story
rrout room; married couple, or 2
gents; ?8 per week for 2. 1207 9th st
u xv. niy20-3t
WANTED Boarder; private family;
conifortaDie home; S4 per week. 036
H st. sw. myl8-3t-em
WANTED-Mechanics and clerks to
room and board; early breakfast. 804
K st. nw. niy!0-14t
COUNTRY BOAltD.
WILDWOOD TERR ACE. Lang
don, D. C, on B. & O.; fare 4r cts.; high
ground; near station; terms moderate.
myl9-7t-em -;
JSDUCATIOXAIi.
AHTHUR E. YUNDT-Mandolin
and. guitar; summer rates; 20 lessons
for S10. Studio, 934 F st. nw.. Room 1.
niy8-lmo
A. V, HOLMES. Mandolin, Banjo, and
Guitar. SpeciaL summer rates. Classes
now forming. Room 3, 934 F st. nw.
my 6-lmo
-BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SA.XE Confectionery, ice cream
and bodn stand near Zoological Park,
east Bide; fully equipped for business. Ad
dress 621 B st. nw., after 2 o'clock, or 130
Center Market. my20-3C
FOR HaIjE Or halt Interest in con
fectionery and notion Btore. Call or
addreBs, 236 II st..nw. . It
THE finest opporM)fltr,v ver offered to
a young, active business man with $500.
to engage in a very profitable business: this
is honest. Address W. W. W., this orfice.
royl9-3tem ft - H
FOR SALE-Grocery stock with fix
tures; must sell on account or sick
ness; no reasonable bid refused. Call at
place or business, 135 F; sKfnw. my!9-7t
FOR S.AJEIE Old established' corner
grocery and provision store, doing good
cash business; must sell on account or 111
health. Address ESTABLISHED, this
office. my!9-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap, for cash, a
grocery store, stock, fixtures; good
cash trade; reason for selling, going to
country. Apply 213 3rd st.sw. myl9-it
RESTAURANTS- grocery stores,
lunch rooms, and business of various
kinds for sale cheap to quick buyers. ,T.
O. ANDERSON & CO., Business Exchange,
911 G Btt nw. my 18-61, em
$225 will buy a. corner grocery store:
doing a cash business; fixtures and
stock; reasons for selling, owner lias other
businewi lo attend to. Address STOCK,
this office. mylS-3t-ciu
$62 will buy stock and fixtures of the
cigar and newsstand in Hotel Lawrence:
owner wantR to leave town: rent paid until
June l, 1896. Apply at HOTEL.
my!8-3t
FOR RENT A rare chance Tor a
first-class merchant tailor or drug-clsU-Haudsomc
side and front glass
corner store. Naval Lodge Bldg..
4th and Pa. ave. sc: also several
oriice rooms, south front; 2d and 3d floors.
Apply toA.GADDIB. 225 Ast.se. my!5-7t
FOB SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE The desirable country
residence ot the late James E.Waugh,
in Berwyn Heights, adjoins country" seat;
or Edward Graves, esq.; price low; terms
easy. Apply to P. E. WINE, 608 F
st. nw. It
OAK GROVE. & P- R- R.. acre
lots, fcuo up; houses built to suit pur
chaser. --Room 7, Atlantic Building.
myl7-t
FOR SALE OR RENT - Fine nluc
room country house, with one acre
land; abundant shade, outbuildings; ex
cellent water: Uailey's X Roids, one
mile from Arlington station and Carlin's
Springs. Va. OWNER, 3139 N st. nw.
myl4-0t
FOB SALE LOTS.
FOR SALE-Charlton Heights; build
ing lot containing 6,000 square feet;
will sell cheap on small cash pa j meat
and balance in monthly installments.
THEO. FHEIBUd, Ohio Bank Bldg, 12th
and Gsts.iuv. my20-3t
FOR SALE-Sl.OOo; only one-half
uiooK rrom Lincoln Park, east fronton
13th st. ne.; lot 17 1-2 front: side and
back alley; title perfect; abstract to May
14 1S96: $1,000 cash; you cannot du
plicate it for $1,200. JOHN F. DONOilOK.
30S East Capitol st. HS'lTL.
FOR SALE-Colonial Beach! Colonial
Beach! Some of best lots on river and
first street back; also, the handsomest and
best built cottage, well tarnished; large lot;
stable: summer houce: sell on easy terms.
DU. R. II. EVANS. 1321 Fst. invl6-3t.ein
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Postorrice, Washington, P. C.
JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster. -
FOR B-ENT HOUSES.
FOHEENJtIH D st. se., neat 6-
room and bath, bay-window brick, in
good order, with good yard; S18.50. Apply
416 N. J. ave. se. ' my2u-bt
FOR RENT-Owner going abroad;
loo leetanove river; genteel residence,
with excellent wdter, latvni shrubs and
mugnlficent vie w;rurnished or unfurnished;
very cheap. Postal address. Miss SKIN
NER. Anacostla. myl9-3t,em
FOR RENT Six rooms; brick bouse;
728 4th st. ne; in lirst-clabs condition;
S20. JOSEPH KING, 715 Market Space.
Nnyl9-3t
FOR RENT -623 and 627 L st. ne, 10
room aud bath, only $20.50; all newly
papered. JAMES BURN, 1214 M st. ne.
myl9-3t
FOR RENT-Small houses, S5; large
houses, !Mo; large store, 52o; dlrfereut
parts city; lor eaie if wanted; tombstones
and old blue china for sale; buy-at your
own price. OWNER, 920 Whitney ave.,
Mount Pleasant, nw. myl9-3t
FOR RENT -A cozy two-story brick
bay-window, 7 rooms, with bath; In
prime condition; on 7th st. ne, 906, one
square from carsj-see card iu window: rent
moderate. myl9-3t
FOR RENT By the first or June, a
nice 6-room frame; all modern con
veniences; large cellar, stable, and car
nage bhed; on lOth st. no., between F mid
U sis., $17 per month. Inquire 223Dst.nw.
myl5-lmo
FOTR RENT 1705 N. J. ave. nw., 9 r.
and b.. only S22.50; also 713 R. I. ave.
nw.. 10 r. ami b., a. m. i., S5. CHA8. F.
DU UP 13 &CO . .63 1 Fst. myl8-3t-em
FOR KENT Hy the first or June, a
nice 6-r6om frame; all modern con
veniences; larsu cellar, stable, and car
riage shed; on 10th st. ne.. between F and
(1 wis. Inquire 223 D st. nw. myl5-lmo
FOK 1C1-...11
1717 Hill, I0r...4i0
82T, llr. 35.0J
311 T. Ur. S3.'j0
Ib'UlSth. Or. iiiO
lbSS 18th. fcr SP.OJ
Iil2 Seaton ne, 8r. 20.10
710 II ne, 7r ai.0i
3J5thse. I0r..... 2U.C0
11USE so, Ur 1EU
3'J7T, Or, 30.f0
l-UtANK I. GltiiGOliY, C17 F 'st. nw,
iiu ivy. avo so, ur IU.OJ
myU-liiiem
FOR RENT 5-room flat; a. ro. 1.;
fronting Franklin Park; suitable for
light housekeeping. 912 14th st. uw.
myl3-7t-em ;
FO R 1 1 EN T F V US ISIIED 1 1 OUSES.
j,AfDTT would give useof funiishings
or ten-room house to reliable adults in
nw. ror room and board; rer. ex. Address
RELIABLE, this office. lt-em
fOB J5AI-E HOJCSES.
FOR SALE-Near Sherman ive., 5
room brick, for 1,600; only $25 down
and $10 a month. AUGUST DONATH.
611 7 th st. my 20 -every 3 dtf
FOR SALE 51,300 for two"6-room
brick uoaes; water, sewer aud latrobe;
rented at S15; perfect title; houses cost
1,800; buy them: don't ask why: near cor.
12th and D se. JOHN F. DONOUOE, 308
EastCapltol st my 1 $v3t-em
FORSALE Three 5-room nouses and
lots, near railroad station: will be sold
cheap ror cash. Inquire of N. KEYSER
& SuNS, Penning, D. C. myl9-14t
FOR SALE-E. Capital, near 16th St.,
a-room frame, Sl.lOO; E. Capital, op
posite Mot. car house, 6-room brietc, $::,
600; 4-rpom brick, 7th st., iieir M st.se.,
?9(J0; outh Carolina ave., between 6th
and 7th sts., brick, S1.930. CHARLES A
S flIELnS,140rFst.nw. in y 1 7-7 1
ITOR SALE On 7lh st. ue., near E
Capital st., 8-roora, 3 story; cellar;
brick, $5,1G0; 12-rooro, 3 story; 3d St..
near E. Capital St., 8,000; fe-room, 3
storv; stone rrout, B St., near 12th st.se ,
$3,610; 6-room, 3 story, brick, fronting
Lincoln Park, S4.8C0. CHARLES A?
SHIELDS, 1405 F st. nw. my 1 7-7t
FOB SALE-A bargain; 7-rooni houscr
located on Lincoln st , Anacoatia. on
easy monthly payments. Apply T. E.
HEARD ON, 307 Monroe st. myl5-llt
FOB SALE Pretty O-room anu bath,
bay-wiudow brick; large concrete eel
far; cost 3,250; will sell ror $2,250; as
sume trust of 51,600; pay $150 cash, and
5300 in monthly instalments; ami you may
havclt;!ookaiitudar. JOU.VF.i'ARE?.
1411 st. mr29-tx
FOB SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.,.
POK SALE -A "JO Union bicycle: toTt
:l0o; only been ridden one week;
will e!l cheap for cash. Address CASH,
thihjjfflce. my20-3t
FOR SALE - Oue or the best stands in
the city; the stock and fixtures or a
grotery aud provision store; cheap Tor a
cash purchaser; good reusou ror selling.
Address P. A., this office. my20-3t
FOE SALE-3 head good, serviceable
horses, pouv cart, read wagon Tor 2 or
4. 32 0 st. ue. my20-3t .
FOKSALE-A t a bargain, stylish can
opy top surrey, two or Tour passenger
trap, one of the finest mil leather top Stiver
buggies 111 the city; also two horses und two
sets or second-hand harness; we will ex
change anv of thesegoods It vou have some
thing that don't suit you. LIVERY AND
CARRIAGE WORKS, 485 1-2 C St. nw.
my20-3t
FOR SALE-On account of death, boat
house, boats and fixtures. Foot 11th
st. se. my20-3t
FOR SALE-Thaeton In good con
dition; leather top; S20. 400 Spruce
St. my20-3t
FOR SALE-To hotel keepers, butch
ers and grocers, we are showing full line
ot our celebrated Dry Air Refrigerators at
our new address, 731 9th st. nw. THE
MOX LEY MANUFACTURING CO. It
FOR SALE-$110 pneumatic bicycle;
In use one year; S5 cash. 716 6th
st. nw. my20-3t
FOB SALE OR TRADE A National
cash register; total adder; nearly new.
Address POOL ROOM, 8003 M st.nw. It
FOR SALE Cheap, rixtures for small
siore, including glass jar', show cases,
counters, etc. Can at once 332 8tti st. ne.
myl9-3t,em
FOR SALE-1 large, outside, upright,
piiite-glas showcase; bent Iront glass.
622 K nw. myl9-3t-em
FOR SALE-About 30,000 good, hard,
secona-hand brick, cheap. Call at 923
7th st. nw. niy!9-3t-em
FOR SALE Lady's bicycle; pheu
mntle tires, new, never used; weight,
20 pounds; price, $35. Apply, before 9
a. in. tomorrow, at 2206 lth st. nw.
It. em
FOR SALE History of Freemasonry
by Robert Frike Gould; complete;
cheap. Also high-grade bicycle. KAN
DA L, 146 A st. ne. lt.em N
FOR SALE A very fine canopy-top
curtained surrey; will sell very cheap;
In first-class condition; also buckbonrd
and harness. 1105 11th st. nw.
Tnyl9-3t.em
FOR SALE-One-hair interest in good
invention ror the cost of securing
patent, not over S60, in installment. lx
VENTION, this office. myl9-3t.em
FOR SALE -Cheap, horse, naytou, and
harness; cash or on time. Call after 4
o'clock, 1245 1-2 33d st. my!9-3t
FOR SALE Cheap; three second-hand
buggies and one Dayton; also one large
Ice box. Inquire at grocery, bth and E.
Capitol st. inyl9-5t
FOR SALE-Roll top desk and chair;
cost 40; price $15. Room 38, Uutchtns
Bldg., 10th and D sts. nw. myl9-3t
FOR SALE -First-class flour and feed
sMirt-:i n v.; doing g od business; good
reason for selling. Address FEED, this
office. myl8-3t-cm
FOR SALE Cheap; a surrey in good
connmon; 30. Biquire at No. 21 R
st.nw. myl8-3t-em
FOR SALE-One pair of jet blark
carrluge horses, 6 years old, 16 hands,
well broken ror the most timid persons;
also one pair of chestnut sorrels; driving
horses; 15 1-2 hands; 6 and 7 vears old;
can trot In llnee minutes toi'olo; these
horses are sound and stylish and they
are knee actors. Apply ;o WILSON
GREGORY, at BURGDORF'S STABLE,
420 6tn at. nw. myl 8-3 1
FOR SALE Side bar buggy in first
class coudltiou; owner wants to leave
the city. Apply at HOTEL LAWRENCE,
myl 8-3 1
FOR SALE Lookl Look! Newly paint
ed two se.io buckboard in excellent con
rtitlon;only$30. 33SJtfd.nve.ne. my!8-3t
FOR SALE No.2 Callgrapn:goodcon
dltion. S25. Address M. R., this orfice.
myl6-7t,cm
FOR SALE toal and wood yard, In
nortnwest section; central locatiou. Ad
dress COAL AND WOOD, this office, and I
will call. , myl 5-6 1
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Bar.
gains In carnages, buggies and
wagons; different styles; also 3 Jobs
ou account of etorage;no reasonable cfrer
refused. 927 D St. nw. ap29-lmo
FOR SALE Twenty-five or thirty
case frames for composing room; a
number of typo cases. Address FRAMES,
this office. mri2-tr
FOR SALE Cheap, 500 large govern
ment Wank books. 221 10th nw.
myl-tf.
FOR HIKE.
FOR HIRE To drummers and busi
ness men, horse and buggy or Dayton,
1.50 and S2 per day. Apply to the BEX
TABLES, rear of 615 E st.nw.; telephone
call 100. myl6-t-
PIlSONAL8.
MME. THEOi medium and card
reuuer, can ue consulted on business
and love afrairs of hfe; communications
strictly confidential; German spoken; all
bodrs; 25c. to 50c. 929 H st. nw.
Wy20-3t
MRS. ZOLLER business and test
medium. 813 6th st., bet. H and lnw.
my!9-2t
DON'T talk back; we know what we ara
saying when we tell you we are Belling
splendid custom-made suits, a "trifle"
worn, at figures that it will pay you to
know about. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619
D st. nw. myl9-lwfc
spiritualism:- mes.massett,
business and test medium; hours 10 to
0. 461 H st. nw. myl7-4t
DETECTIVE agency and bureau of
information; detective work in all Us
branches In the United States and Canada:
all business strictly confidential: ten
years experience in Washington. I) . C:
lH-TFons desiring flrst-clasn detective ser
vlce.Bhouldeallonus. R.L.DEAN, JOHN
T It A M M E LL. of flee 6 1 2 F strce t n w., Wa sh
logton, D. C. mylo-2w
NO FEE UNTIL CURED
XR. LEATHERMAN.
Sncclalfai in ;dl ronn.i of private diseases.
Hydrocele. Varioccle and Stricture cured.
Consultation, free; hour, 9 to 12. 2 to 5,
T,"s-TIU,rs- an Saturdays; evenlng7 to 8.
G02 F at. nw. myl5-tf
aiTHE. FRANCIS
medium; lire given
grave; 25 and 50 cents.
Card reader and
from cradle to
324 East Cap-myl5-7t
noiat.; hours, 9 to 9V
PROF. CLAY- Clairvoyant, tells all
i-ti-uui 01 uie; uusiucss, love aiiairs,
lost property; daily, 10 to 9; fee.
50 cents. 489 H St., bet 4 1-2 and 6th
Bts.8w. my 12-1 m-em
GET estimate on brass signs; physicians'
and dentists slgua only $4. DISH
MAN, Engraver. 1 Minnesota ave.. Ana
costla. myl2-lmr
KNOW THYSELF
feTUOD ABOVE THE TEMPLE OF THE
DELPHIC GODS.
The great opportunity of your life Is
now to know what the future has in store
for you.
D R. MARY GORDON.
THE GREATEST SECOND-SIGHT-SEER
AND FORECASTER
Of coming events. Acknowledged by press
and people without a peer in her profession.
Can he consulted on all afrairs or lire.
I would invite all who are in trouble or
wish to know what the rates or fortune
hold in store for them to give mc a call.
Each caller will be granted a private Inter
view, and all business strictly confidential.
"A word to the wise is surricient-" Of rice
and residence, 529 13th st.nw., Washington.
mytOilmo
SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY.
IfclADAM ZERITZKA.
myl0-i4t Russian Palmist, 737 I3thst.
HALES- MEDIUM tells yourliie. bus
iness, love arralrs, lost or stolen prop
erty, rriends, enemies, removes spells,
causes speedy marriages, unites the sep
arated nnd gives good luck; hours 9 to 9:
dally: 25 and 50c. 717 Hst. nw.mylO-lmo
LET us sefl 1 a case of B-iuner Krewlng
Companj'scelebrated beer toyour house.
One dollar a case. Drop postal. Washing
ton agency, 421 10th st- nw.
np!7-tf.em
DR. LEON I
Specialist,
461 Missouri At.
Office Hours-
10 to 2-6 to 8.
DR. TAYLOR. 906 F t. nw..makea
full sets or teeth for $5; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted wlthont pain;
gold filling. $1 : amalgam. ROc. se4-tf
LADXEi iiivuius coiinnentiai treat
ment. A safe and sure reher In all
female trounlc. constipation, irregulari
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit, fistula,
etc. Separate rooms for patients berore
and during confinement, and find homes
for infants ir required Strictly confiden
tial. MRS. DR. RENNE2. 16 Fourth si
ne., near E. Capitol st., Washington. D- C.
Je3-tf
o t. waz,:h:ersons. 2u4 loth st-
nw.. carpet lining, felt, fire bnck. and
clay, asbestos, paints, brushes.lime, cement,
two and three-ply roofing material. ap21-tf
SITUATION'S WANTED-JdA.LE.
WANTED By colored man, place as
coucuiitati; beat reTa. Address 760
Sheridan ave. nw. It
WANTED-By colored student, few
nuura wort morning and evening in
exchange Tor board. Address S.. this
of rice. ma203t
WANTED-Housecleaning and Job
plastering. 14173rd st. nw. It
WANTED- Position as bell boy "or
waiter 111 pmale rainily; willing to
go out of town; honest anu Industrious.
llENDERoO.V GlLMOKE, b02 23d st.nw.
ma20-3t
WANTED- Position by firat-ciass meat
cutter anu grpcery cler; best city rers.
Address CLERK, this orfice. Item
WANTED-Situation by young man or
la as eierk In dry goods or grocery
store; state salary. SALESMAN, tins or
fice. Item
WANTED-Uj' a young white man,
uiiv or nicht work: CSn give the best
or rer. Address R. T OLIVE, 1214 Union"
st. sw llHMn
WANTED-Anj one desiring a nice
young nead waller Tor the summer, ad-
dress T. U. M . 213 Uth st.se. myl8-3t-em
WANTED-Bj' a joung, sober man.
cabinetmaker, upholsterer, carpenter,
steady place in hotel or store; a good all
rouud mechanic HOTEL, this oiXice.
inyl3-7t-ern
IIELP WANTED MALE AD
ITEM ALE.
WANTED Cooks, waiters, general
tiousewortiers, and help of all kinds;
with references. EMPIRE LABOR AGEN
CY, 711 G st.nw. it
WANTED-A first-class cook; also
uoy wains a good home; white pre
ferred. Call 901 M st. nw. It
WANTED-Tcn white waiters; lifty
colored women to do general housework;
to leave the city. SAMUEL A. CCOMBS
&. CO.. 527 10th st. nw. It-em
WANTED-Wtute male waiter, hotel;
wnite gin, general houseworker. PRO
TECTIVE HOI EL AGENCY. 610 t lth St.
nw. l t-em
"WANTED Ten agents at once, to sell
the "Lire of H. H. Holmes.' Address
HOLMES, this orrice. myl9-7t
CALL or drop postal for urst-class
waitress, waiters, butlers, chamber
maids, for city or seashore 1455 Madison
st. nw. myl9-3t
SEND postal card and secure help. free,
withrefs. CAPITAL BUREAU, 441 G
St. myl9-3t
WANTED At City Intelligence
uince, eooks. waiters, chamber
maids, general house workers, dri
vers, porters, nurses. laborers, boys, office
cleaners. Places furnished till suited.
SHACKLEFORD. 427 11th St. nw.
myl8-7tem
WAXTED-MKCELTiAyEOrS
WANTED-To buy a good guitar.
Call or address L. D. U., 707 12th
st.jiw., city. niy20-3t
WANTED-Pasturage for horse near
N. Capitol and Boundary; state terms.
HORSE, ibis Office. j It
WANTED-Important to pensioners!
C. S. Bundy. notary publicorfice at
317 Four-and-a-half street. Equity building
(near city hafi. will open his office at 6
o'clock In the morning or Jane 4. ror Ihe
accommodation or pensioners. Fees. 25c.
each. myl7-2tawuntiljo4
WANTED-Tn buy wagon for ice
business. GODFREY, 3d and K st. se.
lt-cm
WANTED Will pay $5 a week for
use ot horse and delivery wagon during
summer. W. B. BEN HAM, 907 1; st 11 w.
myl9-3t-cm
WANTED-F""" 50 to 200 feetof rub
ber hose; must be in good condition
aud cheap. Address F. W MITCHELL.
Pension Ofrice. City. lt-cm
WANTED -Home for bright, active
boy, 7 years old; country preferred:
he will be a comrort to a family naving no
children; will pay ?5 per month ror
clothing lum. Address BOY", this orfice.
myl9-3t-etn
WANTED To bny a second-banda wn
lus frame. Address JOS. WELLS. 6tb
and A st. se. myl 8-3t-em
WANTED- Ladles to have their dresses
made for $5.00 up, at Madam Uyatt'9
908 New Yorkavc; perfectflt guaranteed;
Bells Baushman's adjustable dress svstetn.
55.00. up25-imo
TBOPOSALS.
DEPOT Quartermaster's Office, Wash
ington, D. C. May 19, 1896. Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, will be received
here until 12 o'clock, noon. FRIDAY,
June 19, 1896, and then opened, for
furnishing during fiscal year ending June
3Q, 1897, such fuel, forage, straw, bran;
and mineral oil, as may be required. In
formation furnished on application United
States reserves right to reject or accept
any or all proposals, or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked "Proposals ror ruel, forage, etc."
and addressed to MAJOR C. F. HUMPH
REY, Depot Q. Mt ruy20-4t
HELP WAKTBD-HALS-
WANTED-FIoor" layer; brlns" tools?
-uxvvMinmtf BouSi., Jrorfcat Gen, Ma
It
WANTED-Strong young white man,
uxiiu CnHPET CLEANING CO., 62J
O. Bt. II
WANTED First-class barter af
acaica's, "ill 14tn Bfcnw. lt
WANTED Two live agents lo sell
..uwocuu uruuea on luc installment
plan; big pay to right parties. Applj
jtooiu , 3v3 7th at. nw. ma20-oc
WANTED Man who understand!
luruiMig, references required. Applj
to C. J. LUSACtC, 2316 Champlam ave.
nw . ina2U-3c
WANTED-loung jan; saiary, ia
nccKiy, jjermuueiit. position; rets, and
cash security required. call netweea 1
aim 3'p. m., Room 43, Ohio National nanfc
building. It
W.A..WTED -Man experienced at ce
cream making. Address M. Q this
of f ice 1 t;em
WANTED -An errand boy at'once.
xir.iJAi'x.l791De8aicsst.. It-em
WANTED-Honsc painters; only itrst
10th st. 11 w. It-em
"WAWlJCi -1 scrui-era. ai paptnujujc
en, uouung but iirsl-class men. i
G.NOirh..aloithst niyl9-3i-em
WANTED A steady, good, working
colored Loy, to worK round a attire
and dnve wagon; good references required.
Call at 837 3d st.sw. It-em
WASTED House pamie. Apply, at
uuie, .u hospital, jrurt Mjer. Va.
1 t-eni
WANTED-Three bright, energetic
vainouirf i2 white, I coloied) for spec
ial work, $10 per week. DINSMORE. bz?
G st.nw. myl9-3t-cm
WANTED Boy that understands thor
oughij tne repair or bicycle Urea.
II W.U1(j1IAM,47h Pa .ave.n w. mylh-2t
WANTED-5 good plasterers. Ap
ply to Vt. S. QU1GLEY at buildings.
N. Cap. and Quincy sts , Ecklngton.
my!8-2t-cm
RECRUITS WANTED Able
bodied, unmarried men ot good char
acter and temperate habits, between tne
ages or 21 aud 30 years, to be not less than
5 reet 5 inches and not over 6 leet In
height, aud able to speak, read and write
the English language. Recruits must be
citizens or have legally declared their in
teutioii to berome citizens. Apply to Com
manding Orncer Marine Barracks Bead
quarters, Marine Corps, or Marine Bar
racks Navy Yard, Washington. D. C.
myl6toju30
WANTED-A bright hustliiigsalcsman
with experience, lo represent a manu
ractunug company in this city; no books
to sell; salary or commission, or Loth. Ad
dress, with relereiices-, COLUMBIA, thi
office. myl5-7t
IIELP WANTED-mULE.
DICIC'S HOTEL AGENCY is open for
engagements rorresorts lor wtnve wait
resses, ciiamoeruhtuls. cleaners, store ruami
vegetable cooks, uucnen inaius, ior mount
ains and sea shore, apply at once. 613
7th st. my20-3t
WANTED-A helper on waists: ex
IK.cvix.eu uand. MlSS J: ARlUUAfC3,
941 II st. nw. It
WANTES-Two pants and one eoac
mater. .i.pply "A. GLAUZMAN. 2133
7th st.nw. iny2tf-26
WANTED-Two refined young- ladies,
not over -5 years or age, to adver--tlse
dauuruffane in business nouses; strang
ers in tne city preierreu. Can at oeee,
office 720 11th at nw. It
WANTED-- young ladies. 417 7tli
el uw. Inquire MANAGER. It
WANTED-6irl for general ImhiSu
woru; i 5 per week at t23 l"tt
st. nw. - 1 1
WANTED-Jati women, nose clean
ers, oy tue Say. week, or itH'iiin. lur-
msheu tree. Mim. MovitL, .mis tr at.
uw. It
WANTED While girt; general house
work.; must hate good rciereiice; fam
ily three; goou ucme, wages i-; auswer
at once. JOURNALIST, this oatce. lc
WANTED-Colored cookaudlaundresx;
atso u ciixmLennaid aud waurebs. iil-k
13th st. uw. lt
WANTED-Colored cook and house-
v.urKcr; private; lamily;no washing.
614 13th st. nw. lt
W ANTED Wbitccook.S25;lauudress,
i-o; cnamccrmaid and waitress, $20;
nurse, 5?1;. 614 13th st. uw. lt
Wi.NTlSD One rirst-claas iiunta
maker, uuiy; none but llrst-class seed,
apply. 412 7m st. uw . up stairs. lt
WANTED A white girt, about 14 01
j.oycaito assist with eitrturcn ana
housework call at once, 437 5th t- ae.
It-em
TV 4.NTED A woman to wash and
lion c nome. DELANY, 1719 De
Sales st I t-em
WANTED-iiool, sealed wbtie or
colored woman ior general houseworlc
in family ot lour; goou rer. required. -p-ply
MKs. E ANS, 57 X Y ae. ne.
myl9-3cax
WANTED-Two energetic W. C. T.
c.'wuus to take oruers ror"uotl aU
Home and Native Land." SI 5 per week,
easily made. It. A. DINSMORE. 62s G
st. uw m yl9-3t-enx
W NTED-A neat girl for light house
work. Apply to Mra. ISAAC GANS. -
726 Sth st. 11 w. lf?,n
WANTED -A working housekeeper
mat woaiitn t ob:ec. to giHng into coun
try; ror father an J grandson, one Snas would,
appreciate a goott home, more than high
wages; have no objection to one child.
Can at once. 2a E. Cap st. lt-em
WANTED-First-clcss seamstress to
assist tiressmaker. Call this evening bet.
6 and 7 o'clock, 917 N. Y ave. lt-em
WANTED-White and colored women
for housework; good wages. 441 G
St., Capital Bureau. my!9-3c
WANTED-A white girl, from 14 to
ii years ot age, to assist m the care
ot two babies: country residence; acces
sible to street car. Address P.O.Box 213.
Washington, D . C. mjI9-3t
WANTED Young lady as bookkeepci
ana cas.uer; state age and salary ex-
pceted. Address B. anu C, this office
my!9-3t
SITXTATIOXS WA.VTED-t-1fLM.VX.E-WANTED
A place as clianiberc!--
auu waitress, wmi goou ret. Apply
or aduress 341 Md. ave. sw.
lc
WANTED-By experienced colored
woiiKiit, .1 place as cuambermuid or
cook; goou ret., city. Auoresa 1611 3d
st. nw. It
"W" ANTED By "White girl, lo go away
witn lainily; first waitress. Call or
add ress 1455 Madison at. It
WANTED A respectable colored
woman wants a situation to do house
cleaning or days work. Call or adurosd
410 RiL-nardsou st. nw. It
WANTED-Br a widow with a
ni.i:e girt a position at light house
keeping for a lont- gentleman; no chiuiren.
Atiaresa HOUSEKEEPER, Oooil H pe. D.
C. royl9-3t-em
WANTED -Place for plain cook; iu
sinait private family. Address 3:t Va.
avesw Item
WANTED-Ry good seamstress, sew
lmc iy tne day; 50 cents; neat wark-
610 A st. ne. Item
WANTED-B)' respectable colored wo
man, tiujs' wurk; house cleaning; Is a.
good laundress: will take washing home;
good bleaching ground. Call or address
KACHEL. S14Q fetft st nw. Item
WANTED By experienced nurse or
ciiamberiuaid; good ref. 23S R nw.
lt-em .
WANTED- Employers Tor general
noiiseworkcrS. cooks, chambermaid
waitresses; aboinen andboy rorany work;
rers.: established 1885. CITY LNTELLl
GENCE OFFICE. 427 11th St. nw.
in 13-5 1, em
"VV ANTED Situation as flrst-elasvj
cook, in cuy or away; bestrefs. M.H.,
this orfice. myl9-3t
WANTED-I'y llrst-class cook, placo
111 hotel or restaurant; good ref. Call
101 1-2 7th st. se. my!9-3j
WANTED-By settled white woman
lilacs as nousekeeper or general work;
small family. CaU4H H s5. nw. mvld-3fi
WAITED BOARD.
WANTED-Board by gentlemen in the
country on line of railroad; B. & O.
preferred; terms- moderate. Address Box
18, this office lt-em
WANTED Eoard, by man and wife,
every Sunday, between Cabin John
Bridge and Great Falls; give terms, etc
Address A. R. B., this" office. myl9-3t
WANTED-Eoard for lady and flve-year-olu.
child on farm, within thirty
minutes' reach ot Washington; no other
boarders preferred: terms must be low.
Address COUNTRY. thl office. my!8-3t
FOR SALE FARMS.
FOR SALE co chea Agoodfarm
or 121 1-2 acres between Daltimoreand
Washington and 1 1-2 miles rront important
railroad station; 8-room house, .good barn
and chicken house; well of good water in
yard, an abundance or rrnit. shade, and run
ning water; price S1300;also 14 acres ana
small honsc near same station; price 5500.
E. E. PERKINS, 512 F st. nw. It-era
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