Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1883, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUESDAY... SIuly 17. 1883. — 2ke Evening Star bas a regular. permanent Bena Se daily circulation more thar crevice that of any other daily paper vublished in Washinaten. and caual to that of all tne etner dally papers here added teaether. = ‘Tux Stax office is connected with the Telephone Ex- ‘Penge. Advertieements, orders for the paper by mai 2rd otherwise. news. or any information of business Le sent day or night, free of chara. ‘Tux Stan will be sent by mail, post psid, to those Yeaving the city during the summer for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. Bubeeription, fifty cents per mouth, POSITIVELY mt aDvaNcr. Of all the events and expressions going to show the extent of the movement to re-nominate the “old ticket” of Tilden and Hendricks, perhaps an editorial in the New York Star of last Saturday 4s the most significant The Star ts owned by John Kelly, and ts the organ and mouthpiece of Tammany. It has been in the past ferociously anti-Tilden. In the editorial referred to, which ‘Was given a leading place, the Star comes out for ‘the “old ticket” It siys that if the national con- vention decides to re-nominate Tilden “no demo- crat has a right to object.” Reviewing recent oc- currences, including the expressions of Tulden’s nearest {riends and the Hendrick’s interview, the Star concludes that the old ticket “stands wait- ing for a sign of democratic recognition and ap- Proval.” Hitherto the Star, backed by Tammany, has been a supporter of McDonald, but this sud- en change of front seems to indicate that Bo:s Kelly end Mr. Tilden have come to terms, and ‘that “the cruel war is over.” ee ‘The New York Times has expended labor and Postage stamps in collecting and collating expres- sions from all parts of the country as to presiden- tal preferences for next year’s race. Of four hun- red letters addressed to citizens of all the differ- ent states three hundred and twenty-four replies, giving the prevailing sentiment in the respective Jocullties of republicans and democrats, were re- celved. According to the showing made by the Times’ correspondents Blaine leads tn republican favor and Tilden tn democratic. Arthur comes hext to Blaine, with Elmunds next. McDonald ts Dext to Tilden in democratic estimation, and Bay- ard third. These random letters may be regarded 4s affording some insigiut into the general feeling On the subject; but it must be remembered that nearly a year will elapse before presidential can- aidates are nominated. A good many things may happen in a year. ———_+o»______ The tide of immigration, which for several years Poured upon our shores in steadily Increasing 1s now on the ebb, For the yearended tit last, the total number of arrivals was b2,524, against 770,492 for the preceding year, a falling cff of 28 per cent. Since 1870 the total tm- migration to this country has been 12,196,295, the largest number arriving in any one year being 770,42 for 1882 In 1881 the arrivals numbered 669,491, being second, in the proportions reached,to 1882 In the early part of the present year the Indications were that the steady Increase in the Volume of immigration shown by the preceding several years would be kept up; but before the first six months had passed the diminution set in and it continued through the yeer, The falling- ff 1s attributed to labor troubles in this country and the reduction of wages in many branches of industry. w Hampshire—what does the world g: nerally—think of Judge Jerome A. Smith? He sent a letter toa member of the legislatare of that state, yesterday, saying: “I am not, and never have been, a candidate for Talted Styles Senator, and should not accept If elected. Please make this sufficiently known to Prevent anybody voting for m Mr. Smith ought to be put Ina glass case and exhibited throughout the length and breadth of the country. Soe 7~__. According to the Graphic it is understood that the gentleman who furnished the Tilden inter- View to the Times, in which the sage of Greystone plated himseif unreserve ily 1a the hands ef such Of his friends as. want to nominate him for the Presidency, ts Mr. John Bigelow. If the Graphics Surmise ts correct the matter assumes consider- aple significance. Mr, Bigelow was likely to know what he was talking about. ——_—__e»___ ‘There will not be any serious disturbance be- tween the relations of France and England if the French government can avold it. In the chamber Of deputies yesterday the French minister of for- @ign affairs stated that if any error had been committed or passion manifested by the French admiral at Madagascar the government would make such reparation as @ sense of justice dic- tates. The English people, in their over-sensitive- ness, have made a mountain out of a mole-bill. ———_<_<o2—___ From the number and character of snake stories coming from all parts of the country we are satis- Med that the present 1s a good time for the temper- ance people to commence getting up a boom. Where are Gough and Murphy and the other boys Who used to whoop things up? ——__<<+-—____ There 1s a speck of war in the republican party of Pennsylvania, growing out of the recent con- vention. It is openly charged by delegates that Boss Magee pledged himself to Passmore for treas- urer and then “betrayed him.” ——___<e>—____ The New York Times presidential researches show that President arthur has been making Steady progress In the confidencg and good opinion Of the people. If he keeps on at this rate he will loom up formidably next year for the succession. —_—__—§_<ee—__ In the re-election of State Senator Cooper as chat of the republican state committee of Penpsylvania, the stalwarts seem somenow to have retained their grip upon the party machin- ery. Srec SIAL N OTICE! IN ORDER TO SELL MY LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS AND CASSIMERE<, WILL SELL THEM IN SUIT, COAT AND VEST OR PANIS PATTERN. PERSONS DE- STROUS OF PURCHASING GOODS SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING FINE GOUDS AT OR VERY NEAK PRIME cust. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 807 SEVENTH STREET. 13, Opposite the U.S. Post Office. Shp beng I cL i sogal & b. sae te tase '® & represcutative of the Hetonian and Clay sirainy, his superior iu Dreed- id be bard fad Spunk of the of the Times. Aritoxton stables, CLARK, “Manager. reef eine Wane Turnovise Sronz Foosz, SEATON PERRY Guecessor to Perry & Brotnor), 48 OFFERING “RARE BARGAINS" IN ALL KINDS OF “SUMMER DRY Goops.” S80-INCH WIDE PRINTED BATISTES REDUCED i AL! DU ES t RE ere ROBES AT GREATLY RE+ 4 ALLY PURE 1 ND 250. ED pe et ND MeKV. LAWNS ARKED-DOWN PRICES" ENA DINES, UMMEN ¥ AD AND LOW; iy ESLER ° Se WCADE: Fok gee. ND-GAUZES FOR aga ANNELS AND HABIT TRISTS: LISLE GLOVES, CASHMEKr en RPA ANU 8. BLANKET SHAWLS, AUDS. iS RE- #27 CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES: corR- evr PuCESS bers SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsyivania avenue, corner 9th street. Fatablished 1840. tylé Baruiyas BOYS AND GENTLEMEN'S TRUNKS, W. B TEEL, ‘985 Penneyivame avenue, Fise Lawss, SAND 12% Cexrs, FINE BATISTES, 18 conta. FINE LINEN LAWNS, 15, 20 and 25 cents. PARASOLS AT COST. DRESS GINGHAMS, 10 and 12% cents. TYLER & CHEWNING, sy1t Groceries. 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. . —. ho we ig “SURPRISE” MINNESOTA PAT. FLOUR 18S THE VERY BEST. 20 lbs, GRANULATED SUGAR for S30. YS COCOA KXTRACH, decorated canisters, for FRUIT JAPS snd JELLY GLASSES very low. lols BEST GhaNULAT ES MUS A for So. oe a BELFAST GINGER ALE, six EANDINES, wood ality, 10 Boxee, for.290. CREAMERY Bute cryetty £0 Be. dyt ELLHOS ZO Ye NGS, 604 9th et. Ox» Heras Gus, VERY SUPERIOR, WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE. ©, WITMER, Fine Gnocenres, SylT + 1918 Pennsylvania avenne. RUIT JARS GIVEN AWAY BY TEES. P. TEA OO. dylT-3t “703 '7th sizest, - Troe Buve Szrce. ‘Last season we sold over four hundred of these suite, ‘and every suit sold gave satisfaction both as to wear and color. This season we made up about one hundred suits of them. but for some reason people have not bought as many blue suits this season as they didin former seasons; and as a consequence we have too many of them on hand. They are the best value in the United States at our old price of $13 a.suit, but we must close them, and are going to offer them at $10 a suit. The coat is cut in sack sty!e. We mention thisso that you ‘won't call for a frock coat. Of course you have heard of the prices we have put on ‘small lots of goods to close them out, if not we will just mention a few: $6 Pantaloons now $3.50, $4 Pantaloons now $2.38. $2.50 slightly solled White Vests now $1.50, $7 Boy's All- Wool Suits now $4.50. $5 Children’s All- Wool Suits now $3. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR KOOL KLOTHING, COME RIGHT TO HEADQUARTERS. A. SAKS & CO, LEADING AND POPULAR CLOTHIERS, dyl6 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET, Koses Parace Awe Or Au: Great rejoicing among the Indies at the WONDERFUL BARGAINS at KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘We do not compel our customers to buy one dollar’ worth of goods to get s five-cent hat, but we are deter- mined to slaughter our extensive and fashionable stock of Millinery at alaughtering prices. 1,000 Desirable Hata at do., sold formerty at25 and 500. 1,500 Trimmed Hats at Te. formerly at50c. and $1. Elegant Tuscan Hts st Poor a on at 81. Elegant Shell Hate a i Horse French Chip Hats oe ise. only, sold formerly Colored Fine Leghorn Hats at 16c. only, sold Yormeriy at 8 1,500 Elegant Prime White Plumes at 65 and 900. only. COME AND SEE THESE WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Elegant Sash Ribbons, 7 inches wide, at 25, 35 and 400. 5,000 Black and Colored Tips, 95, 40 and 50c. a bunch Plumes at 50, 75< and $1 o Sectconc Dresses for Children and Padiee at halt Biack Trebk lish Crape at less than ‘ket value. SiMe Satins and Lacos conteapondina\y low ts peices, Call and ascertain our SLAUGHTERING PRICES before purchasing elsewhere, KING’S PALACE, THE LARGEST RETAIL MILLINERY IN THE UNITED STATES. Sy16 We Ane Accents IN ‘Wasuineron FOR THE ARCHER AND PANCOAST MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Of 67 Green street, New York, Whose GAS FIXTURES are justly celebrated for their novelty and beauty of design, and superiority of work- mauship an For the UNION STOVE WORKS of Xew York and ‘skill, whose FURNACES and RA. long been favorably known here, are now in use in Washington's Forthe sale of the “JACKSON” HEAT- SAVING and VENTILATING GRATE. which is adapt rooms OVERHEAD, as well aa fl ceo io ‘wich fasy arelocateds and watch f0°the "most er- fect grate ever made. pfinying a larwe stock of Parlor Grates, Tron Tile-Back ire-Piaces, Bi Fire Pi rase Frames and Borders, Andjrons Port- » to immediate purchasers ow prices On théee as well as on GAS ‘FIXTURES. Parties i it of Goods in these several lines are in vited teal und soo us before placing thelr ordees” EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, jy16-5m. 1425 New York avenue. Jeweiey Avvenmsemexr No. 3. The next article in this line to which we would call your attention is our GENT.'3 ROLLED GOLD PLATE WATCH CHARMS. Our of them is 'b; the vari rags ae cy Arig 42 an necessary to ausilty so. exoeltea! ‘Our Holied Gold Piste Watch Chains, solid gold demgns, range from $2.49 up. Fine Gilt Watch Chains, lovely patterns, 990, to $1.49. Celluloid and Shell Watch Chains, from 49e. Black Silk Fobs, writh Rolled Plats Ducklo. 49 49 and 750, ain Gent's Scart Pi sae BALE Sota rence erty he eva, cgi Geren tear mes ts ee We also offer, as belonging to this departmont: le nar pula argon pa om 250, - Fine Steel Frame Spectacles, at 25 and 490. Fine Skeleton Eyesiasses, 490. ‘These goods are at one-half the regular rates. Eyeglass Holders, 10c. ; Cord, 5c. ola. Wea Brae ani a Soe Ue Raker | colored Bair, from 100. ap. Sheet Music at 2 cents per copy. Novelties constantly arriving at SILVEBBERG’S, ‘312 7th and 313 8th streets northwest, syi6 Near Pennsylvanis svenne. Taz Dowus Ar P. AB. Beare Rois a peed pie dest in the city. A of GO) at _ieinaeshor pi HAMO'D SHTBT at $1. OeSStkap ansas. « reduced {rom sake Al DRESS GOODS at about half price. * GEO. J, JOHNSON, 713 Maxkot Specs. Sew-axxcan Sate. W. W. BURDETTE & CO. GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, MATTINGS AND OIL CLOTHS. Our entire stock will be sold less than the usual price, ‘and a gtest portion of it will be sold less than cost, FORTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS’ WORTH OF REMNANTS, ODDS AND ENDS OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION, will be sold far below real value, including REMNANTS OF SILKS, GATINS and VELVETS, IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT ‘We have many choice fabrics suitable for FALL WEAR, which will be sold at prime cost. We have epace only ‘to mention a few specialties: 5,000 yards of FRENOH FOULE, in medium and dark ‘colors, 42 inches wide, 450, ‘One case of double width BLUE SUITING FLAN- NELS, 600, per yard. 300 — ALL-WOOL DEBAGE, léc., redueed from 1,500 yards of HALF-WOOL DEBAGE, 80., reduced from 15c. SILK DEPARTMENT. Our stock of SILKS comprise all the most attractive brands, suchas MONOPOLY, GUINET and BONNET, all of which will be sold at reduced prices. BLACK GROS-GRAIN at 60c., 76e.. 850, $1, and up to the finest quality. Sp:cial barvains in BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, 95c., usual price $1.25. Persons deaiting Silks for the FALL WEAR can save from 15 to 25 per cent by purchasing now. ALSO, Fast-colored Lawns, 4c.; Good Calicoes, 43f0.; the Best Calicocs, 6c. ; the Bost Pacific Lawns, 10c. ¢ French Batiste, 18c.: French Satteens, 250. ; Best French Ginghams, beautiful styles, 180, ALSO, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, 150 dozen MISSES' SOLID COLORED HOSE, Navy Biue and Cardinal, full regular made, 25c., worth ‘ST5g0. 100 dozen LADIES' SOLID COLORS, 873c., worth 500. MEN'S COLORED HALF HOSE, 26:., usual price 87360. LISLE THREAD GLOVES and SILK MITTS at cost. CARPETINGS. On our second and third floors will be found— ‘The best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 90c. Good TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 750. LOWELL and HART¥ORD INGRAINS, 750. Good INGRAINS, 40 and 50c. MATTINGS, from 1230. up, the finest quality. ‘This great sale to continue until the 15th of August only, Terms cash. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., Nos. 928 SEVENTH STREET AND 106 K N.W, jyl4-3t & Lomnop, ‘Woopwanp BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-021, OUR JERSEYS are mado by practical cloak makers, and that is the secret of the remarkable success we have had on our lines this season. We also control at least three makes, which cannot be procured elsewhere in this market, JERSEYS. ‘We open to-day @ complete assortment of our Fine Black JERSEY (Imported Cloth), Extra Fine Quality, at’ $7 EACH. ‘The shape of this Jersey is correct, and it cannot be matched at the prioa, We also. open a completa line of sizes of our $5 and $5.50 Fine BLACK JERSEYS, but cannot guarantee tolkeep the line unbroken two days, the demand for them is so great, We have this morning opened s complete line of sizes in our Cream White JERSEYS, at $3.50 EACH, ‘Woe invite early examination by those in search of JERSEYS. NOTION DEPARTMENT. Every Lady who wears a Black Jersey ought to know that we now have BLACK DRESS SHIELDS, which ‘are guaranteed perfectly fast colors, at 170, PER PAIR. Every Lady who wears a White Dress ought to know that we now have DRESS SHIELDS, covered with white cambrio on Bors sides, which will last much longer than any other, because the rubber, being covered on both sides, will never ourl. Price 250. PER PAIR. very Lady ought to know that wo also have Pure babber DBESS SHIELDS at lo, and 250, EACH. WHITE CANVAS BELTS only 130, EACH, 2 tor 250. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. Extraordinary Bargains! 600 yards, 42-inch White PERSIAN LAWNS, beautiful quality, reduced from 87360. to 25c. At this price we expect them to last a very few days. Special Bargains in Dotted and Figured SWISSES, also reduced fiom Slo. and 370. to 250, HALF DOLLARS SAVED, ‘We have made the following reductions on a few lota Fine Lisle Thread Hosiery to close: Ladies’ Derby Ribbed, Lisle Thread Hose—Cardinal, Bronze, Navy Blue—reduced to $1 per pair. Ladies’ Open Worked, Lace LISLE THREAD HOSE— Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Light Blue, Pink—reduced to $1 per pair. Ladies’ Droppea Stitch, LISLE THREAD HOSE— Bronze, Old Gold, Croshed Strawberry, Gendarme— reduced to 75e. per pair. Ladios’ Dropped Stitch, BLACK SILK HOSE, re- duced to $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ BLACK SILK HOSE, with lace open worked ‘snkles, reduced to $1.50 per pair WHITE SUIT DEPARTMENT. ‘We have now made the closing prices on the balance of our stock of White Suits—prices low enough to close them out before August Ist. WHITE LAWN DRESSING BACQUES.—We have re- duced the prices on our complete lino of. White Lawn Dressing Sacques to close out our stock n: WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 Pennsylvania avenue, 921 Washington, D. 0. jyl4 ————— re oe) Ware Axv Eeav Exrowzse ROBES, SATINE ROBES, AIN FANCY WOOLENS FOR SEA PLAND MOUNTAINS" = STEAMER EEE SGAEP TE Duzae coons PURE LINEN LAWNS, l5c. ; FINEST QUALITY, 25¢, i ew te UCEMENTS. FRENCH SATTEENS IN SELECT Ghat AND Par is. ” ONE PRICE, . W. M. SHUSTER & SONs, . 919 Pennsylvania Ave, ‘THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST. HE sie GAS ENG) Th, juines mo arovda al solos at i _____ WANTED—HELP.” ANTED—A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN AS about 14. Mother rr nares ‘Bor is, ear ot ‘ay17-20° iTED—TWO GOOD BARBERS; ST BE Wana. Apniy ab poo tee fot nora 7, A KROUS. W4 _D—TWO SMART WAITERS aT USED paine, oven and etareat BO ANTED—A GOOD COOK; MUST BE WELL Send name, address and references to Y. U., Star office. street ‘southwest. 7-3 Witeress SETTLED WHITE aos as mitt have good cy, Call, with references, — LIGHT a only at 1413 C.tnmbia strest. OA Geet na ae ANTED—A WoMan FOR GENERAL HOUSE. We work, “Taree in family. ay} ese SES Tao GOOD WAITERS AND TWO ,Women for laundry at Tremont House, corner 2d street and Indiana ave. Apply at the oton’ Iyle-at WARZED, ONE HUNDRED STONE BREAKERS. ber cubie yard. Hand Sth 16-3" wet GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE ‘Work and sanst in ing;, must bring reference st employer, ‘at 625 E street north- Waianae TELY—A_ FIRST. CLASS a NRG ESTE as ao oes site Masonic Temple. ay’ ANTED FORTY ADOREDS, TWENTY-FIVE (W iisreer and Gantt ths i Be caren er ee ee eo Tenge oer ANTED-AT NEWPORT NEWS, VA. TWO Wit dred Elevato kers_—three ionthé’ wor as No i $2 per day. fo tools roauize aie WANTED 5100 TERS FOR WATERING places, Cooks, Witceibermaids ana ‘and general work- ors for Baltimore, ledelphis, new York and Brook lyn, N.Y. 926 Fatreot nc E. PRICES Agency. dy6-1: ANTED_ WHITE ANI RED COOKS, GEN- WANTED D COLORED 000) Baltim Phil Families farniahed feree nw, SE rit Pat dy: Sw ey Wikeniea” wits datcuar ape Soars Wars Chambermaids, ers, &o. Servants wanted. L. ©. Or DONDOR as "Tots ot new. IST SSS SER DORR 25 eat wr ecle Farr WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED BY, A WHITE ea WHO Isa ood cook and sundress, @ week or month. Address MARY, Star cflon. it? WANTED EY A YOUNG MAN. STWRNTLTEATS in store; 100; educated; well sequatited with Guy; good ca reas Bow 144, Star office. 38 (iad ‘ANTED_PLAOES, oF OB, 090) Nurses, Boye’ wlth reterencbe. Peet servants Agency, 926 F st. n.w. aye3w" new. Your Pada cy. can C. 8. PRICK, WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED — BY GENTLEMAN CONNECTED PAR ied the Departments, ‘Rooms wit for ebild pou 9 Min'ana Bana Manes Co ‘ug ee Rae ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN GIVE the best references, desires to N rmanently $iprnished Room, wecohd sto Front “Between! 6th and 12th and D and 1 streets, ata Box 147, Star office. sates ANTED_BE ADULTS FOUR OR FIVE UN- ‘urnished Rooms with modern improvements; houschsoplu arpnaue Abner dd would be permanent give prige and full pepticulars; references given and | 3y ATTORNEYS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. cS TyOREY svi, $1,200 sock a and threayesrs: “On Packet a % ¥ LRIGETON AND RICHARD & PAIRG aa ending and Lightful location; private family. Fay RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, Saree Loa fc comfortable suitable for one oF oe: Residence, 240 North freak. od RENT—RUOMS ON SEOOND AND THIRD po A eS ERPs see Spi Afar ae Ae JJPOR_RENT_Two OR THEEE DNFURNISHED Mas. z. Communicating Rona Ge wea oe ED oo SALE—A FINE RESIDENOE, NO. Vermont avenue (one door nortssast, t ae Cirele). dyl4-20 FOR RENT—HOUSES. ‘sap investment or or ae Demored or tore to noon ss Nar FC vere ders, be ‘the handeomest NEW DWELLINGS im the northwestern section. . a, P. YOUNG, eee 2630 Kew York evenee. Fee Be on wpe som 7B BALE—A iY AND MANSARD . a. avenue 5 ay T-6" — r Ly eegee- 6 eT q R see Eate So Dalatios Ga at reas ‘oon eae Bia te apegene aalient ropa eduction of $10 per mouth in the rent, F plese pay HOUSF; ep iy a Rehayer. WEBB, 106 3d street northwest, T-2m bargain eo, farmn ehay. Apply 401 bin Soe orhwest. ay" RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE ‘Address Box’ l. Fost ofice 1) ©. ¥. Woodson. Let DESIRABLE RESIDENCE om iho ri Heise reny, Med Sie | alte eet oe meee ae a FOR BENT AS NEW SER, AVE GE. OPPO- alk: in Het claas condition, ‘with all modern im a 4 reservation 17, Drovemeats: ADDI trent THOS, J; FISHER & 0.. pe 308, FORREST, ST Fae ee we Hows ours Syl0-a7 F street northwest. Hy Pia ee ee R SALE—ABSOLUTE See Se ae Tire. Fe BENT—911 love STREET NORTHWEST, A Handsome new B53 oS EL aaa bre’ Be oe improvement ¢ reoemey tone dyle 30° astbies OF NEGLECTED TEXTS. By Dr. Rob- seat GRAVES; FOR THE BEREAVED. By Fe bon RENT_—TO Fad, LEASE, FURNISHED, FOR TWO Dwelling jorthweet pection. "For parmit to Tal For WM. we. BALLANTINE & SON, sy1-3t 1420 [dl ree mme SEVENTH BTRERT. ‘OR ee ROOM HOUSE, PRESSED Pape ep arty. qa pitand oy a eS Tee eee ee pisos all nga T rooms, cellar, all wGuiahed ino ries $2,050. LADIES GOODS. improvements, JOHN SHER! ‘These are real bargains to, ‘all modern &* CO., 927 F Lm Oe sae , eeuRFORD., | A LANGE AND P,YARIED IED ASSORTMENT ae OR RENT—309 OSTRERT SOUTHEAST, THREE BATHING SUITS at tory and mansard se, all ‘M. WILLIAN'S, inptopanee una 316. /a. & CAYWOOD: OS cal etree FOR _SALE—LOTS. 7Cito Treviso, Paris. 907 Penneyivania avenue, 0 Dordhwest avis FR GR SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, 24 BY | 1 have succeeded in procarine a few more of those OR RENT OR SALE FIRSE-CLABE BWELUING: aed Pp gneley. on 2 strost, Capitol HiIl on easy term JERSEY POLONAISE, aorfionse Of, fon rooms and diet 1031 th erect | $39 cere eon Bier sane te In Biack and Garnet, Fonting. Inquire at 1016 Sin street oa ae a-cooe Pees MORRTEON eee Tam | fon euch twas lunpossible to supply the demand a aye 6B. WALKER, 630 TgyAN une ada ot oo bow re Sita sare | PUGET S NN*E AAR eRe MERE OES, and all ents. yeaa and K streets northwest. BAW ERS, at 8 all aises ENG! Li ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 3012 DUNBARTON gies. at $1 each. Fo Mest Washi un = ail a cera FE. gen AT pERIGHTWOOD, a TWO.koRE ta Goan wits red, Brovements.. Key at 08 aceok poly to JOH: Roun tb sas for tele i dts hers 2 ood well $2,000. Terms. foBF LEIGHTON, 482 Louisiana avenue nw, HEAP GROUND! GREAT ae = Tnducomontsit I ‘offer for sale, on R RENT. ateo sic, 50 and Ha oer ver halt dozen, ATE FISHER, = ses3 ote te Brokers, ‘Cornee Sink Boat Fate streets northwest, POR, RENT CORNER QE 10m AND T STREETS theaat improvements, ‘argo 9 sn anrabbery stable for 3 Plats at my office. No such vanity will over be offered again. M. M. BOKER. bal I slvest. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | ¥eis office. ees SR Biae ftioes Sy 10.807 WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—HORSE AND BUGGY FOR iTS . owe month or Ton ‘a responsible part paging in, abu ot ity; boat of reforeneps wiv | R SALE—ONLY $50, A REALLY GOOD SIX it moderate. 5 A » 4 1240 Tith street woul an of W. H. CARRICO, Fs re Fiano tn aplendid condition and perfect or- OR BENT HOUSE 607 EW: JERSEY AVENUE | sou Sot -2t* __| Grease spots guaranteed to mi Bipremen moni. © Apply to W. G. Soun- | GEE SEER EAD OF HORSES JUS | iss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, BON? 118 totn t_northweet, 4y3-3: for all pu at Po be seen, at YATES & Sion oar OR PENTA, BLADENSBU:G—A 12-1 aT Livery Stal northwest. Makes CORSE’ order style aud toatertat Fu a leasantiy, Situated; eslthy SOR ot: OR GALE-TARGE SIZE LILY'S: pRIRE AND | and Saran tee pert ‘thd seater PHEN Bian ae Addreas 2-im* | A.,burelar proof safo; also. yheel with the CIALTIES ARE— lensburg, Md. Je2: fixtures; wil sell cheap, ha Nardvare change | French -made Underclothing, Merino Underwear R_RENT—A FIRS’ 88 RESIDENCE, 1104 | business's. GADDIS, corner Lith and'Mstare.<.j17'S* | "ane pmeat EY e Aa cea Patent dail Dress Reform Goods. Hoa Latneareet, Horthwest. “Apply > J. (i Se OS Fes SALe—El EGANT, NEARLY NEW SQUARE | French Corsets. and sce, The “Hercules” treet pandsomiely finished rosewood ‘Corset, for waich Mise H. jodern. im overeat, £9 for only anda $1 Corest, her make ior the prise FOR RENT—STORES. pce Tuts co — stool; t four months; owner leaving city. Zio splendid as ‘T-octaye Piano for only $190, Est se pply at ~ — ATED = = DETROIT — DR. YAN DYCK Ob Bea TWO STORES $29 AND G6 TR | once 7 a oy pee ah GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ved to 723 12th wt, have | at once: Aprly tC. ADAMS CONS at ne eee | 27 L -. Se ollisges ar rile mona the FE SE ONE, EEN AS going | S : = ose, thin,’ harsh, diy, faded and premature way bair: | FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS and has no farther rine for thas. Can besten | Se B. ELLERY, ani een Sealy scalp Ip tetter; scant KELERE Seen 123 8th street. 716-3" and lashes; any rash ie a Belce or ae i REN’ SvOCEmOR £0 u YOR der ncenpicxion bie FIFTY PIANOS AND ORGANS. ean sult Dr. J.VAN at once. De: | “an tho leaniagimakon Wot Ansa es Gib Ser month. Fo Ste CONSERVATORY SQUARE PIANO. DUBREUIL BROTHERS, 2B, Igandity Auguet 1 i, tnt ineane Rent applied on purchase. ¥.@. surg, _ | onder, musically, ‘Will bo 601d for $155, on eaay pay= MANUFACTURERS, OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, Iotter at his office and Cua Pacific avenuo, At. | _2714-6t 1103 Peunsylvania aventie. F. G. SMITH, Wed. Interesting dseorleive circulars free, = syl4-6t 1103 Pennsyivania avenue. | 1112 F Sraxer Nozrawssr, Wasurmorox, D. 0. yerduetie ha Geer manently removed by Electrol BUSINESS CHANCES. B SALE AN ELEGANT NEW $00 SINGER by Dr. VAN D¥¢ Call at on Sylé- fay a Six of the Finest Drees Shirts to order,, $12.00 W4522=WHEELMEN a 15 TO YOUL IN: | (00D WITE AND STOCK FOR SALE OF PI0- improvemeate ‘drop. ory fro drawers sada | Piz betes Fine Ghires to order te terest to know that all g2d.Teiovles re- ture and Frat doing good. siechments charlaia for $00 wi ina ive years” mnie pale ara dene y, Prectical makare af 43 29th street. | will bo mnade reaaouable, Reames cake too, at AUERBACH'S, 7th ana He fies MITH BROTHERS. Je20-4w" | climate ordered. Inquire Box 1, Star ofMice. Bit este of | QE RATE sancarm PoRcHASEESTAFIANOs | "Tuoursons ANTED — DRESS " QUTTING SCHOOL. — ANTED TN EXCHANGE-LANDS IN should read notice of special sale af U Pianos Wee Indies ‘cutting, fitting, mak- Winem Address WH. CARPENTER. Bunt in another column, this issue, by 0. J. 433 7th SHIRT FACTORY ina. by rerigcion. talor yea sbreasin ers ploges | Mile street iyia-ot a system, Parlore and school MEWS FURNISHING EMPORIUM, noe (ives oe IBERAL RATE OF 1 OF INTEREST Sas ON | 098 SALE-CHEAP_A THREE-HORSE POWER = Eee a ae a Leen anes made everywi _ on J.H. | used. To be soon at ‘Ist street ‘northeast’ . nate oe AO aTY moods, eo. ‘Highest cash neicoraid. SQUIER & CO., Bankers, 1416 Po, ara tnib Sun Je23-colm* mplencaercondecrnioare ddrese Box ‘oftice. - BR SATR—HORSE FEED, CHEAP, CUT Shirts Wiaiaare, YOUR CARPETS Tee BY MONEY TO LOAN. Frciver, pert pee for S100 ey nate Si eee ee hae a count otherwise | recei feed'ana ‘and Grain ‘iow eae Cia. finished, 60 eas Pope attention. ution, SINGLETON & GOERS at of Mare Monae ine ete "LOUIS Suge | 8 toa Shite Fine ‘of Boarta, Wie 7, ROE WARE an STATE MOS Be 2 FR Aviram gus — - HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD BE =a southwest, steain carpet cleaning works, the oldent tar fr te bana La iano Ware HOUSEFURNISHINGS. the city." Mattresses remade, fest eae ‘worth $950; Cabinet Grand U; 5 i tte ga ‘orders by teloptone, matt CSHRES, "Boa One Halos! Bro., $175; Z Wate PENNBYLY, Vi )P- Bite san E: Rerz: IGERATORS Bol Sale nore mae tees her be eto : = = laters and Pillows renovat pets Olean ‘With Slate Stone Shelves. PYVOENG, Al Huds of mattreeses made toorder: F. | “ON REAL ESTATE AT § AND 6 PER ENT. WE ane CLEANING WITH. out wl or. ‘your Ordera ‘BMe'Bousang avenue, MUN” HAGE Be iSTEP TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. Room 4, 1420 New York aranue, 12 8.0or- ‘pusionar af” Dose Evel te and Territo 8. Commissioner, ‘eizininer and ‘and Notary, office from9 a. m. to 5p. “W aSip= UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY TE 4. H. CHASE & BRO. Next to City Post Offica. LOST AND FOUND. oT BR, O HOLTZMAN, z gine -guEAa AT MEEES, G11 G STREET CANOE 4B) aee Ree, west, Backus, Cham) 28 10th and F strects northwest. ee sraees | ‘Kindeor Millers Carts Pathan — ‘WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED, ‘ONEY TO LOAN, = Terms tosuit. —_ $e29-I1m WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, MGietunt suit, £8 lowest rea- SODA AND MINERAL TUMBLERS, ICE PITCHERS, CREAM AND BERRY SETS, mn31 MoxEx? EY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER. curity, sums to suit aren ‘$100 to any oem; Joseet rates of interest, least expense and without BT. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 Now Yor York avenue. Mos atl dowesr if RATES OF INTE! REAL iia TE SECURE, 08, J. FISHER & 00... BOR F abet jorthwest. Fetes, on oe wast Penaovivariestate, forse, ee, 4) r Horee, Harness, Shifting- Horse, Harness and Coupe M. W. BEVEBIDGE, No, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 328 Dissores F LUID, 3a13-6m_ J OST—LAST EVENING, BETWEEN UNIONTOWN and the Baltim: f zs Guabor ana as well an VAPOR ‘ONEY TO LOAN. Bioves ves Patera a ment in the ety 1 tomuc depot, a a0. Russia i i ante a FR sunt Ms STAAL SS a loweot ratea of at “BEpionsarons sna and WATER COOLERS at re- urn. to the com Auced prices. ‘Charges moderate? Nodelay. OSTA BIRD-GREEN PaRAQUET. —A_LIB- agin elem Sta wae EBD COOKING BTOVES, RANGES. BRI Aisgral reward if returned to A."L. rg house, | sa 016 F cet ARNE eae Wi FDowaay. 160 PORTABLE SLATE MANTELS, LAT Bue Fe OST ON, SATURDAY, AFTERNOON, = —“y. & JES & 00. Tiere SAT REDAY,, AETERNOO Sek 3 EDUCATIONAL. FE Siareee on amp can-| dial returned to Sil sth atrwot nomiiest TAS HOB ee Se PEWS Routan TS Faas sos Ae ACADEMY FOR GIRLS. BETHIOHIAToNs atrHOvED MAKD. ILL THE PARTY WHO PURCHASED “A GA- | instruction, and retisine: of nary bird from a colorod boy laat =aturday # Christian home. the west tera will 3 SEETEM WATE COO eet STANDS. Or Education? conor Oth anda ea ‘horihwest’ aa Rector, aati ae Syitdew. am” LING MAGHINI lowest o z the bird was stolen. et alia colar ee, set on 5 REWARD LOST ON THURSDAY Last BE. LN a Pal UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL opens SEP- 21 __ 314 7th street. § doors above Penna. avenue. a Ohio BH. @ Bilk Um wath ime on han ‘reo CHAP! MAUPIN, M.A., CH: Ee Granforah By on ise engine a | man Fenda SEWING MACHINES, é&c. honbivers ‘ius city, tho Ander will bo paid the shore Sit GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS, REISTERS- dyl6-3t" Baltimore county, Ma.. prepares for ae REWARD-LOFT_ON itp reward will fe fara be paid cpa os a eaters oe ae MORGAN | HOUSE, Georgetown; or SIN \CLATE'S STORK, I aes Sy16-2¢" L oar=OF JULY 16—$185, WRAPPED INSIDE OF around the same. Foturned’ to O18 1ith strest Slack velvet ana wrens pid it this money bel ‘to another eieme ey bet loosed party, and TORDAY, Sree: ‘at De parcet ircle, a Sovtiree,h Dep dyle-20" BOARDING. EXINGTON, CORNER OF i5tu STREET Te and New York ave. n.w., with pleasant rooms for permanent and lent guesta; ‘accom: COLLEY, Sy12-teepl transit modated at summer Fates, ‘Mrs. Lites, 22 AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT, AT $14 AND months strictly Pater: TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- accommodated at summer rates at the Mi McPher- for at sthicen SMR ber Bone ‘Advance copayment corner of bth and I street Geet Mrs. M. SourHal my19-' a REMO!} HANGE OFPROPRL ‘TO! Ties eran ro Alay $35, $90,806 tod 0 perma, EW hy af pet HE LAPIER HOU! 8.W.OOR.10rx AND ESTS, Dest conduciod Boarding. Xn: w.¢ nae er aa Boarders Tesgonable torms, Meals at all hours. = DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR sR, oa F TEER axe ‘ites "Plckots, $5, Com: 2b conta 2 Mea Koons for, Ladies and Families up Sain. Mole ches served from o bea ew BEALL: Pop! COUNTRY BOARDING. @ | [iscen, steateat MOUNT mt dgiue Bound and ing soon’ | BELL. Siete od RRAORS Wee’ Goon 0OR, BOARD. arpa ay Son The oh ‘on eure aS BR. ‘ice or ee: REAL MTT VED Fi eee a foment ee EWING MACHINE Es. E OF NEW YORK. yd PARTS wise LA a3 ee ir ant eee Fru OWE'S SooRneerne aE ae 1UAB- Ties ioemual three of sar ote = gee ots. ‘eee maid cul GALE A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAu- Octebon be ‘higher. BLE and Granite Mac Business Pon cision fo lesen and wri, ‘Monuments cleaned in ead AP foe Ladies. Prof. Bae ERFORD & CO.. Pe. aye. cor. dist st Bw. apis Sa? 8" NS, PETE Fob SALE ARINE STOCK OF BO: TON rok Haine, co ne through the Fiages. Their-make in the country f ay ee later Color and , | money, Other and’ hesvy Carsiogsa Is eeasee Landscape, § iposition.. % | riety, for spring or summer fo woe nTON DONOHO. IHE CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ‘Ladies and Little payee tip oe Monday, groandes ving tr eriousiye, tho tae heaton hontai and boas MISSES! EARLE, 1916 35th ce * Washinton Je2l4m host, & GRAHAM, ap2s d10al6 Bin ditoet northwest, IR _SALE—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OAR- So Page End all the Intent eri oe: attended to, JOHM aeVouNe. 31 ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO 2a se Ee ee PROPOSALS. ertosouere. .termsmoderats, 136 12Aa-n, w. NA PAY OFFICE, oH 2 AMY LEAVITT, 0) Ms TT, OF anise Propoesls, to boent asta fesid dvaod duriag the suniner” | Ms the TWENTY EIGHTH DAT OF SULT 1 Co! ed ee Petr ecoed peng. be dalivered af the ary UMMER OURS) ernment, aud A to ‘usual fr Fay eres, ee 9 a.m. to 12 m., |! days each Ey week. ing sessions 5 ining for outa “and evenings each oid [io ko apes se expenel ve riparnrasece = roa, day oF ‘or bene renee or pr quarter. for @ a ofaseh monks: HENRY & SPERGES Pretec ‘MES. SARA A. PENORR. Vice-| QRWOOD INSTITUTE, pie Oe. eatin ee eee pa) Dias ba ee aE | nes ‘competitive