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New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
OTHER CANES YESTERDAY.

BOSTON Sept Is-Doan's pitching shut Baitimores
out to-day FOR time this season. Honer was
knocked out Of innings. Esper who fol-
lowed him. kept Bostons from increasing their score
except by one run but they him bad druoong IN
the eighth The called before the inning
closed Brode fined s25 and ordered from the neid
FOR abusing umpire in the first inning Attendance
The
baltimore ............................0 90
DISQUALIFICATION Baltimore 3 Errors.Bost9n = Bal,
,nrore Bateries-Doan and Ryan Honer, Esper and
Clarke Umpire-Murray.
Cleveland Sept ls-The C1cveands pulled to-days game
fire in the eighth inning when they batted out
three runs Rhines knocked out Of the box by the
home team and was succeeded by Dwyer. Wallace was
hit hard in first innings. and CNppy was sub
s,iuted FOR took Cuppys place in the sixth
and held the hits Attendance 2ooo
The
cISgb5s cISgsIa0s :.::::::::.:::::::G %
Basehitsc1eveand l5 Cincinnati, IS ErrorsoC,eyeiand
o'Connor; Rhines, Dwyer and Vaughan. Umpires-oDay
ard Jevne
Prtshure Sept, is-Pittsburg closed League
here to-day by winning from Chicago with nothing to
spare The home had the game we'll in hand from
the start but Chicago made dangerous finish In the
ninth inning when Anson. with the bases and
one run behind "aed" Smith. retiring the side
clever The attendance was so
small that officials did TO give figures. but 1t
was estimated 700 The score:
Plttsburg ......................3 x
Chicago ......................'' v v " " -
notwithstanding o. Chicago T. Errors-Pittsourg 3.
Chicago 3 Batteres-Gardner and Merritt; Friend and
Donahue. Umpire-Emse
Louisville Sept Is.-Louisvil!e and ST Louis played
two games quit The first was pitchers
contest in which Breiten,ein led. His work. aided by
the home teams errors gave ST. Louis the game In
the second game Kissinger was batted heavily and
punched hits in third inning Louisville lead
that could not The was called on ac-
count OF darkness Attendance. 1000. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
ro,,s,,,II. ............l 0 o o f-2
:, Louis .......................0 x-4
Basehs-Louisvie g. St Louis l. Errors-Iouisville ?.
81 Louis / Batteres-McFarland and Warner Breiten-
stein and Often. Umpre-McDonald.
SECOND GAME.
Louisville '.'.''..''''''''''''' n .
acknowledgements H. g, Louis o. Errors-louisvile
ST Louis 2 Dermott and Spies; Kssinger
and often. tmp.rs-McDonald
At Springfield Springfield S. Providence g.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
Np KERsEY MAKES A STATEMENT.

II Maitland Kersey read the newspaper comments
Yesterday on Mr. Isen's offer in his letter TO LORD
Dunraven either TO resail the second ana thiru
races or 10 sail the whole series over again. under
anv conditions or at any time or place agreeable
70 the Earl and Mr.. Kersey evidently did not like
the tenor OF these comments. for he ndited the
following and sent 1t broadcast among the news
paper offices from the Offices OF the White Star
Line Time OF reception. p. m
New-York, September IS 1895.
Lord Dunraven would Ike II clearly understood
thai The ofrer contained in Mr. lselins letter OF
sentenber is which appeared In this mornings
papers to resail either the last two races or the
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

ties and weli-backed second choice won the Nv
contests Summaries:
Frs, tfve furongs-Pete 81 Or. lson). . u
won Prairie King ~ tWaker TO ], second; 'o,Ss DIVA
soner Frank. 100 tw. Jones). 10 to third Time-lo
Second furlongs)Elise 90 tR lsom) So,.r
won: Bob Martin. iO4 0rving). 10 TO !, second ""
Fred % Wuriey) 20 10 |. third. Time-i;2sls. ,o,
Third Cnve and one-half furlongs)-Ben Ede'
Cisyton) 90 10. won: Sot fie los (ThorpeJ. 20
ond: Marquis. los tMartin). to 2 third Time-i"o =,
Fourth furlongs)-Strathol 40 tC!ay'oW,
TO won Yellow Rose. 1O+ q. Coiyinl. ~ 70 J. se0'"N
Evanatus. 1O4 urvng) TO l. third Time-l'z'
Fifth race mie)-Ia Creole. 9s tClaytonl II ~
won: sigurd. II. Williams IL To l. second "asoo'"
1Ol Nrvngl I 20 3. third. Time-l 42is.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
LICENSES FROM Towy BOARDS yaLYn

The Excise Board yesterday decided. on the ad-
vice Of Julius NJ. Mayer. Its counsel. to grant the
same privileges to persons In the liquor business In
the newly annexed territory who are under OH
licenses from their respective TOW nships as are en-.
Joyed by those doing business under license from
the Board
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
JouN r GENTRY WINS EASILY.


TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE WITNESS THE con-
TEST OF THE CRACK PAGERS AT MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee Sept ls-Over twenty thousand peo-
nIe crowded the grandstand and filled the place
along the track at State Fair Park to-day TO see
the great race between Joe Patchen John r. Cen
try and Vera Capel. The race was for purse OF
e Ooo and was won b. John r. Gentry In straight
heats with apparent ease. The first heat was
neck-and-neck race. John r. Gentry drew the pole.
with Vera Capel second and Joe Patchen on the
outside At the second attempt they got OF. with
Gentry slightly in the lead The pace set by the TWO
great PAGERS too hot for Vera Capel. and after
the quarter pole. she carried OF her 1eet.
dropping about fifteen lengths behind AT the half
Patchen and Gentry neck and neck, nylnS
down TO the three-quarters pole, and then down the
stretch with Gentry ahead The latter won by
length in 2:OJi,, with Joe Patchen one-quarter OF
second behind Vera Capei finished about Ten
lengths behind Patchen.
The second heat considerably slower. owing
Capei was left behind the hrst quarter. and the
fast PAGERS had to fight II out alone Ihey ran
neck and neck all the way around until they
turned into the stretch. Gentry pulled ahead Slowly
and beat his big opponent by scant length. Inc
time for the heat 205a,.
In the third heat just after the start. Joe
Patchen left his feet and fell about sixteenth OF
a mile behind. leaving Gentry a cIear Held vera
Cape was close up TO him all the way up 10 the
three-quarters pole when Gentry pulled ahead and
finished the last quarter In 2si2 seconds The time
THE by quarters-First heat-O:3O4 iOls.. "a.
2C6I. Second heat-03ls4. l;@. LBS. 2DJa.. Third
heat-O222.. 1906. l:37r2 20
22l rot. Six heats were necessary In each race to
reach a decision. Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
BRITISH PRAISE FOR MR.. IsELIN.

ro,dor Sent 1s-In an editorial note The
Pail Mall Gazette" says:
A d,snatch 10 THE Times" from New-York
renders IN desirable TO reopen the controversy IN
order IN nav tribute 10 the behavior or MI lselln
H. u,sbes and il ought to go record, that he
offered 10 resail both races under any conditions
agrseahle 10 Lord Dunraven. 1t Is a pity tnat MI
Tseiin's handsome offer could not be met, out the
con,ittee is bound by its rules and Lord Dunraven
bt,nsaif 20 hound 10 the committee. Still, MI lsehn
action none the less deserves the respect OF al
loverS of sport
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
THE JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS.

meeting OF the stewards OF the Jockey Club
was held yesterday afternoon at $50 y. m. August
Belmont J. o. Donnor. James II. Keene. q. Lee
Knapp r X. Sturgis and a. p. Thompson were
present A trainers license granted to j..
Block The application OF Patrick McDermott Tor
Jockeys license was refused The applications for
reinstatement filed under resolution passed Septem-
her q were acted upon and the secretary was au.
thnrized 10 issue the usual licenses. Trainers and
Jockeys are Informed that licenses must be taken
out at once.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
cRAvESEND ENTRIES TO-DAY

To-day's programme indicates that the sport at
Gravesene will be highly interesting. Good con-
tests NAV be expected in every race. Far-sized
fields are likely to go to the post and lively betting
may be anticipated.
Here are the entries:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
LOCAL. GAME POSTPONED.

The scheduled game between the New-Hork ana
Phllade lph.a teams at the Polo Grounds yesterday
was postponed The shining bright ana
the grounds were In fair condition and the entDu-
s,asts who went 10 Harlem we're much cnagrined
when they were informed that there would De no
game The New-York team eft for Boston last
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY. ,

B-ooklyn vs. Baltimore. at Eastern PARK brooKiyh
BOSTON VS. New York. AZ Boston
Philadelphia Washington. az Phiadelpha-
pittsburg W.. Cleveland. AT Pttsburg
Cincinnati Loulsvllle. at CINCINNATI
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
BROOKLYN.


Earned runs-Washington 4. Brooklyn frs, Osse "
brooklyn 2 Left bases-Washineton o. brooa
i'm 10 First base on bals-On Mercer on Gufnpert .
struck out-y Mercer 2 by Gumbert Home run
Thrshass hit-Cartwright Two-base hs-Crooks Ander-
on roubie nlays-Demont Crooks and Cartwright 2 De-
mont and Cartwrigh Hit by ptcher-By Mercer j. um-
plre-keefe. Time Of game-l;Jo
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

THE FAIR RACES IN INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS Sept. B-The State fair races to-
day were greatly interrupted by band parades and
other exercises on the track incident 10 the fair.
However the free-fOr-all finished and fair
progress made in the 2I7 pace. summaries:
FREE -FOR-ALL TROT-PCRSE 5000 CONTINUED from
yesterday
Dandy Jim. 8. &. by Young Jim 'Shinnl.... ! /
David b.. ch. g.. by Young jim tCuriis).......
Tme-2.l2iz.
2:i7 CLASS-PACING-PURSE $500. (Unhnished)
Watcheye br g. by Brighilight Aiarkham). 2
Allie wilkes blk. by Adrian Wilkes Oames).. 3 /
Captain Cranch. ch g. by General Smith GO. VIII
Tlme-2:13i4
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
September ViOletS
COLGATE'S
Violet Water.

probable that, with any sort OF riding. Domino
can cope with Henry of Navarro at mile and
quarter. But at a mile? That is another story.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

Washington Sept ls-The home team "o" "
game from Brooklyn to-day by punching h''S On
Gumbert and by the admirable fielding OF Deno"''
who was the originator OF three double ppnn,s; p,~y
Mercer while baited hard, kept his opponents
hits scattered Attendance. 1000. Game called az
the end OF eighth inning on account OF oarh"es''
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
WILTONS- NS-vElVETS

are among the samples OF Cowperthwars Re,t.ha.
Carpets Choose pattern now to b. made q, ,h. "a
low prices OF wool and wages ~ West lS,h-st
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
FOURTH RACE-Seabreeze
ORIENTAL HANDICAP.

Following are the weights for the Oriental Hand-
cap. at one mile and quarter to De run at
Grayescnd on Saturday:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
EAvoRIrEs WIN AT OAKLEY.

Oakley Sept Is-The finishes In all but tho first
r.ce to-day were close and exciting. -Four favor
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

whole neres has never been made known 70 nr n,r''
either by Mr.. Iselin or by the Cup or Hesa''" '
mittpe.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

Washington 3, Brooklyn 3. ST. Louis " H'1''
Boston T. Baltimore o. tnrrt game G.. rou. Q
Cleveland 10, Cincinnati o. Louisville " o. ~
Pittsburg g. Chicago B. 'secoha sat"e''
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
THE SENATORS BEAT BROOKLYN
GtIMBERT PITCHED POORLY AND WASHINGTON
PUNCHED ITS HITS.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

Stakes. One and one-six-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

EARL DIsAGREE-A FRIENDLY CONTEST
ENDING In A WAR OF WORDS
New-York tribune., 1895-09-19

Cyclists desiring TO jcin the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
banks by sending name and address TO the Cycling
Editor New-York Tribune.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Bedford Springs Hotel,

BEDFORD, PA,
THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.
This popular Summer Resort will open with in
creased attractions for the OF 1895, FRI
DAY, June Il. For terms and booklets address
my20-SEi' ]. +. AISIP, Manager
Evening star., 1895-06-13

An opportunity for builder: lot desirabl,
located in the NV. near Dupont Circle; 55x95
will go cheap to an immediate purchaser.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

A new dwelling and store at Autre Park. OF
the Metropolitan X. r.. south of Rockville: goot
location for an enterprsing young to star
business: to right man will sell cheap and easy
terms; will exchange for small house in city
this house is unncumbered; also for rent.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Nine beautiful little houses on 10th and F SITS
s.w.; all mod. imps. and very desirable: need tc
be seen TO be appreciated. Only. $3.50 each
Evening star., 1895-06-13

$50 acres OF ground. with good 23-room house
on the B. and %. II. r.. main stem, near station
about nine miles from Washington; will exchange
for city property.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Can sell great bargain in new 10-room
house on Riggs ST. near l9th must be sold tc
close syndicate. See us.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE
$1,000 cash, balance easy, will purchase nice
new lU-room house on ST. near y. II. ave
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Beautiful corner for fats or for residences
14th and Clifton sts., Columbia Heights: 501t 100;
will soon be worth more than is asked for it.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Frame house on I. st. NV; rents for s1630 per
month. Price. ..................S2OO 81 OO1
Evening star., 1895-06-13

5000 cash will purchase very large hous
on ith bet. u and F. SITS: lot 25x93 price, So. 500
worth more; elegant location for boarding house
well rented.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

A beautiful house on o ST.; hot water heating
and built most substantially; will be sold very
cheap to close Il syndicate.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Splendid lot on Huntington place; no finer loca
tion In Washington.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

A good house OH near 22d st. NV: needs
be seen to be appreciated owner leaving
city Price So {
Evening star., 1895-06-13

HOTEL HIGH VIEW, NEAR BoYD'S STA, ND,
b. and o. Il. r., open: large airy rooms:
spacious lawn; abundance of shade. fruit and lee;
reasonable rates. S. L. WILLIAMS. Burdette
Evening star., 1895-06-13
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
/ BRoUGBAM IN EXCELLENT ORDER.
II you expect 10 buy Brougham In tho
fall. you eau a good round sum 10y buying
NOW.
We also have for salc-yery cheap-one
PHYSICIANS PHAEToN in good condition,
but little used-hrst-class make.
Also two sets OF double harness and one yet
of single harness-which will pay piospec-
tive ruycr to examine.
Gail OF address
DOwNEY'S HOTEL FOR HORSES
lGe2-I62S l. STREET NV. 'PLene 555. 3cl3-2Od
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-TIIE VERY DESIRABLE AND VALU-
able business property OF the late Patrick Ward,
located ut No. 1918 Tth n.w
The Improvements the lot, which fronts "a
feet 9TH street and Il depth of 1O5 feet,
with 15-foot side and alleys, consist OF
substantial brick building, containing large store,
with IL rooms and bath, heated by furnace, and
ami, and brick stable. The property, which is
OF he best business stands in this section OF
TIE city, must be sold to settle the estate.
Apply for further particulars to
jtS-tf WALSiIE < SCHWARTZ, COS + ST. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

desirable business property on 7th st. at rea
sonable price; good investment.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

A property on P.nna. ave. NV; easily con
vcrted Into business property with little expense;
$1,000 asked; offer wanted.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

2-story brick on 18Th st. NV; rooms: Il
11xIO. Price. Observation-Disclosures .S5 .Ot
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Three new 1o-room houses on Kenesaw ave
Columbia Heights. Price. 500 eac
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-NEW HOUSE: q ROOMS, BATH
and cellar, with modern improvements and heat
ed by furnace near intersection of y. Capitol
St and Fla. nice home Investment. for
only S3,lUO; easy terms. H. L. RUST, Cos 18th
st. ny aplS-tf
Evening star., 1895-06-13

SUMNER BOARDERS TAKEN ABOUT 4 MILE
from station; plenty of fruit milk and Ice; will
meet all trains. For terms spply to Mrs. $. A.
BCRDErTE, Boyd station Nd, B. and o. R.R.
teS-6ts
Evening star., 1895-06-13
SUMNER RESORTS.
Rock Enon Springs, Va.

lovely mountain resort; cool ard dry; 6i2
hours from Washington; in the great North
mountains, near Winchester, Va; mineral waters
for every trouble; mineral baths and large SWIM
ming pool; stem heated; frst-class table; large
parlor and music room; fbe band good livery;
illustrated circulars and terms apply A. $.
PRATT, Proprietor, Sun building, Washington,
D. &. my9-3m
Evening star., 1895-06-13
OUT OF WASHINGTON.


UNIVERSITY OF PA, THE COLLEGE. -ESAMI-
NATIONS in all subjects required for entrance to
tie College courses In Arts and Science, Science
aud Technology, Finance and Economy, Chemistry,
Mechanical Engineering. Electrical Engineering
Civil Engineering. Chemical Enginee-ing. Biology
and Architecture will lie held In Washington on
Monday and Tuesday, June IL and Is NJ Silwen
School, ISL NV, under the charge Of Thos. ".
Sidwcll, Local Examiner. For Information ad-
dress the examiner GEO. S. FULLERTON
Dean OF the College, University CT Pa, West
ThIla., Pa. my2o. q ,jci3. 1875
MAPLEwOoD INSTITUTE, CoNCoRDVILLE, PA.
,Sias per year. successful school; one OF the
the duties OF life. Boys under l3 years, sl17.
]. SHokIIlDGE tialel, AN, Prln. myT eoSm'
f230-MARYLAND COLLEGE--FoR YOUNG LADIES
near Baltimore)-43d year: high standard; refined
home; cnafers college degrees; Is states repre-
sented; specially convenient for Washington; ex-
tremely healthy. ]. II. TURNER, AN,
ie1l- -52t President, Luthervlle, Md.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE SACRIFICE-NEW BRICK, DESIR-
ably located 6 rooms, bath and cellar; furnace;
large yard, stable; ptice, only 81 $50; 500 cash
balance SIS per month. LASrERDAY {, HALDE-
MAN, GlI 14th ST. je12-3ts
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FRUIT FARM. 2 MILES FROM CASTLEMAN'S
Eerry-Fine mountain scenery; good board; Ice
fruit, cottage in yard II preferred near bathing
Address Mrs. D. il. Sewers, Berryville, Va.
iell-3t~
Evening star., 1895-06-13

new and desirable houses; ~ rms south front
on Roanoke St. Col. Heights. Price. .S12 90
Evening star., 1895-06-13

3story and basement brick on o st. near II
NV; fine residence Price. e........... SIS, ,O
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE BY OWNER. NEW 2-SToRY FRAME
house; ten rooms; ami. with cellar and stable
lot 25xl:a: '5;k ST. near Center, Mt Pleasant
price. Sl.2O0 irll -3ts
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-1305 + ST. NV,
near Iowa "trcle: very desirable. well-construct-
cd and finished dwsiiing Will exchange for unirl-
proved property in the NV. Apply TO JAMES :.
DAVIS, 1901 Pennl ave ieIotf
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-AT 4 SACRIFICE OR EXCHANGE
one OF the most valuable properties east of 9Th
st. IN the ~ and NV. corner, consisting
Of handsome double dwelling. Is rooms, two-stGry
brick stable: lot ,Jxli5. OSCAR w. WHITE
$50 ST. NV. jel3-3t
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-A NICE NEW GROOM PRESS BRICK
dwelling good lot: rented to good tenant for
$l65o per mo-, price, for few days. s., 500; 500
cash bal. $50 per mo- BAKER * HAMPTON,
1901 + st. NV. jelo,3t
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Lots for sale in Kensington Md. Lots for sale
In Hyattsville. Md. Can make Do mistake in
purchasing in either of these subdivisions. Ken
sington is on the Metropolitan branch Of the b.
and q. r. r.. and eleven miles from Washington.
Hyattsville is 81, miles from Washington and on
the main stem of the Il. & o. 4. K. Houses also
for sale IN these towns
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Frame house on st. near I'd NV; lot 24x74,
and worth the money ey.....................S 50 600
Evening star., 1895-06-13

-Four small brick houses in Golden or Kitch st.
sw Price, each. Observation-Disclosures, 81 500
Evening star., 1895-06-13

OAK GROVE, LANIIAMS, ND. IL MILES FROM
the city-Iarge airy rooms shady lawn; min
utes' walk from station. Apply to or address f.
L. HOWSER, Tth st. wharf. Je11-6t@
Evening star., 1895-06-13
COUNTRY BOARD.

large lawn; abundance of fruit; plenty fresh
vegetables; price, IS per week. EDWIN SHOE
MAKER, PhilomOnt, Va. je13-3t"
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE -BROwN-STONE AND BRICK DOU-
BILE house. just being completed; 1888 NV:
parlor, dining loom. reception hall, bed
rooms, two baths large cellars. pantries. etc;
hot water heat: both gas and electric light; large
parking: built hy owner to live in, but he
duplicate lot adjoining. will sell for about 1-3
than you buy other un!mprove1 lots in
square; $4,000 till June "a rot for sale
after, oNne' will move in; watciman ar
house. jeSco3t
Evening star., 1895-06-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HOUSE; 1sxlO0; ROOMS BATH, CELLAR
jel3 AUGUST DOEATI Gil It'll ST.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SAIE-A DELIGHTFUL HOME IN Mt.
Pieasant rooms; Ami; lot 5Oxl4o to alley,
with good 2-st0ry stable; price, $1,000; 81 900
cash, balance easy. BAKER 4 LAMiTON. 1901
i st. W. iel2,3t
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-TWO NICE NEW 2-STORY Uses;
rooms. bath. pantry, closets, large yards, loft.
alley and conycncn, location; houses finished in
brown stone bases, columns and caps and very
attractive; rented at $3.50 each; price 81, 500;
easy terms. WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1i07
+ ST. H. jeS-CodSt
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FoR SALE 1923 L ST, MARBLE FRONT AND
elegant interior finish ,parlor, reception hall,
large dining and Lutler's pantry on first
floor; the having left the city perma-
ncntly Will sell at $4,000 and accept 5000 or
cash payment; price, $4,000. Keys at
Office OF wM II. SAUNDERS X Co, l+oT F st.
i.S-.,
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-3 MAGNIFICENT HOMES On l4TII
St. Columbia Heights bet. Keresaw ave- and
Kenyon: white stone fronts; 3 stories; 10 rooms:
finished basement; tiled bath: open fircpaccs:
cabinet mantcls: electric appliances speaking
tulies; finished IN California red wood and
tural ch .rry; just completed; bargain and on
easy terms; will exchange. Apply TO OWNER,
l229 Pa. ave. NV. t-eolm
Evening star., 1895-06-13

INCREASED FACILITIES FOR BOARDERS AT
Sheffield, 81. miles from Colonial Beach, Va;
located Immediately the water; fishing boat
ing and bathing free; lawn tennis and croIuet;
table speciality: terms moderate. G. ]. GOULD
MAN, Maple Grove, Va. jel1-6ts
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SAIE-PRICE. $1,000: COST $500; MUST
be- sold TO settle estate: "A handsome 3-Stury
brick dwelling: No. lO1I = St: Of the most
convenient locations in the city: near schools,
cars and ma ketS: south 'front.' contains q very
large bed rooms bath; paror; reception hall;
light dining room: large Kitchen cellar: furilact;
a number If beautiful mautcls: key at Office.
1t DAVID u. STONE sol and sos + st.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-TiTS HOUSE MUST BE SOLD; NO
reasonable offer refused 1t is well worth $1,000.
Less will buy it. 1t is Il beauty-buf-hr front.
bay-winloN; very large handsomely papered
rooms and oath; wide lot IKE to paved alley;
larg, shed, room for u horse. No. 1251 r. ST.
ne; square from cable cars; nice sur
rouIrliugS.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY-THIs POPULAR
totel opens June 29 New hydraulic elevator
perfect sanitary arrangements; rates from $50
per day up, and SIS per week and upward, as-
CAKE, Normandie city, or L. 2. CAKE, Cape
May, je12-2m
Evening star., 1895-06-13

BOARD AT DE LAUDER FARM, - MILES OUT
on Met. b.. large house, fine shade; finest spring
water, ice, &c; special rates for season. lad-
dress E. C. DE LAUDER, De Lauder. Boyds, Nd
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE NuRTIl-
West; No. 1914 18th St: eleven rooms. cellar and
grid yard: plumbing painting and paptring
price $500: easy terms. j. +. DCIlAMEI4,
Room :. Atlantic bldg. je13;it'
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-ONLY 81, 40 For A NEW tNENER
occupied, gI.. bath md cellar. 3-stnry presshrck.
in ii pleasant and growing section NV: hand
some cab. oak maniels: furnace; good rear yard;
large oak in parking; . minutes walk Of
9TH st. cable; terms. $500 cash, bal. to suit
jol3 W. =. MINSIX, l42I st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFJI 7-ROOM AND RATU
hrick residence in ntr hwest ion: worth So $50
Owner needs money and will sacrifice for $3.50.
Please address NECESSITY Il. Star office jel2
Evening star., 1895-06-13

''IINGANORE HILL FARM" 8 MILES FROM
Frederick; large ventilated rooms; exquisite seen
cry; boating; high and shady; good table: mail
daily; So per wk. Address Box 433, Frederick, Md.
nyT-ec9n
Evening star., 1895-06-13

LEESRUEG Inn, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
place to spend, the summer in Virginia: cool
nights; good table; shade; hot and cold baths;
snnnhlc. NINEN BROS. Leeshurg, Na. les. CT