Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY. July 8, 1885. ROSEY S. NOYES. The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the The Pennsylvania republicans, at their con- Vention now in session in Harrisburg to nomi- mateastate treasurer, have framed a platform Which shows that the historic issues of the two Parties are yet the planks to berelied op in the campaign. These are specified to be as follows: A protective tariff; the non-importation of con- tract labor;. a reformed™tivil service; free suffrage; sound finance; ‘the treasury to be barred against rebel claims; tommercial inter- course with American equntries to be fostered by subsidies; the cause of labor to be defended, and encroachments of foreign capital in land speculation to be withstood. A special demand is made for the repeal of all internal revenue taxes, except on spirits, and the imposition instead of still higher tariff dyties to keep up the revenues. It cannot be said, therefore, that the defeat of the republicans last fall has moderated their views on the issues of the campaign. Both in Pennsylvania and Ohio the party goes forth to meet jts ene nder the old banners. eo & significant feature in the Cleveland riots, which is becoming a famiijar one in all similar disorders, is the fuct that the lawless element is of foreign or! jand the rioters are almost excl es and Bohemians, so largely so that the speeches at the meetings are entirely in the languazes of those people. It may be said to be ee eristie of the labor troubies of the day are instigated and conducted by ae and this Tact adds h to the position of those who hold that the nation should discourage the importation of droves of ignorant and vicious foreigners who are willing to work cheap because their eircumstances are desperate. This asily becomes a nu: nd a menace tothe com- munity where itis introduced, It breaks down the native laborer. and before long itself be- comes discontented nd laywles $< << A little while lebrated her- self by openin; most ele- gant hotels int her sister city, St. uigurated another mammoth caravansery, which cost,when ready for occupancy, about a’ million dollars. Thus are the twocities made doubly attractive, a while hoth the establishments are expect be made dire $s financial inv ments, it is greatest possible a they will beof the toall the business interests of the nei ood. The same re- sults would follow thi ng of umense and thoroughly first-class hotel in Washington. That is one of the great needs of the city,at the present time; and business men, especially those interested in real estate development and values, can do no better service for themselves and for the business interests of the city gener- ally than to take up the once and push it forward to r ion without del The season of 15 ht to find open in Washington the largest, finest and best equip- ped hotel in America. , could not ex. pect mugh mercy trom democrats, and the only wonder is that the President was advised to appoint him to the desirable office of a gov- ernment director of the Union Pacific railroad. As might have been expected, the New York Sun and other democratic newspapers came out fiercely against giving honor to one identified. s0 closely with the republican cause in the Til- den-Hayes trouble in 1876. clearly a mistake, from a democratic point, and Mr. Noyes has promptly relieved the President from embarrassment by declining the place. A mysterious feature in the ease is that the appointment was made, jt Is said, at the se lly, and that sub- sequently M ed the office also at Gov. Hoad Tequest. ————— aro on Street car travel in Chicago will not be an unmixed evil if it feachés the people of that city to rely less upon that method of transportation and depend more on their legs. The habit of riding short distances has become altogether too common With the inhabitants of most American cities, and anything which lessens the indulgence will prove to be an advantaze to most people, both in point of better health, which comes with ju- dicious exercise, and money saved for other and Better usi rather ew’ . S. commis sion to Ame yy the President of Chili, One is that that country is compara- tively Independent of other nations, in a com- Mercial sense, and can therefore afford to be Indifferent, and even discourteous, without fear of unfavorable finan results. The other is that the foreign policy of that govern- ment is virtually contro by British in- fluence and British interests, and hence that friendly relations with other countries likely to change the pre: are not to be eneouraged. Jealousy of weight in the mat had most profitable com: with most of the South Aineri Js natural that her pe With them should a to prevent a divi enjoyed uhinterrupted —$<—> += A train was run from New York to Boston the other day—d1: —in 5 hours and 7 minute could be done be- tween Washington ‘ew York, it the dis- Position existed, and what doubtless wiil be done when a second railroad line between the two cities is built and in operation. Another 1 conn iliating their power rich trade she has thing: The fare between Boston and New Y 4s five dollars,and one dollar fora reserved ebnir ina parlorear. These benefits will a come, it is safe to calculate, with the other ad- vantages of competition. og It is estimated that six million dollars’ worth of firecrackers and fireworks were burnt on the fourth of July; and this total does not include the numerous fires that are caused by the cele- bration of the day, involving the destruction of valuable property. This is a large amount of money; it would buy very many loaves of bread, and possibly convert numerous heathen. But it gave young America an enormous Smount of satisfactic: $< 9 It has long beech aconsolation fo the ambi- Hous small boy that he would be a man before bis mother, but the train of does not always hold good. Miss Ada Sweet, at least, seems in danger of being a “biger man in spite of her sex. — oe “Bad as we arc sid a New York preacher 4m his sermon last Sunday. “we are the purest pation on the globe.” This is probably true; but what a showing it makes forthe other coun- test than old Black,” —— a gp The Pali Mall Gazette tas made the interest- ing discovery that English women who are learned are homely and slack in dress. The charge is not a new ope, nor is it one that has been or will be allowed to go unchallenged. And patriotic American editors are quick to Temark that however true it may be that intel- leetwal ladies in England are neither pretty nor neat, it 1s not at all so in this country. The controversy is one not easily decided. Mu€h depends on standards of beauty, habits Of society aud theories of life. It 1s certain that the higher education of woman in this country Goes not result in an pain But for some reason, society in England runs to ex- tremes. Perl ery rigidity of the social code in that land—and nowhere {n the world Is Mrs. Grundy: more arbitrary and tyrannical. makes those daring spirits who “emancipate” themselvés fromi the bondage of conventional- ity reckiess of all ordinary laws. But, whatever the reason, it Is certain that the female “guy” may be seen in England in her most finished Perfection of odiousness. As there is no more Beatitiful object’ in natare than the typically at Epeteh woman, so there is no more ally isi being than her unfortunate Yister, the true English guy, But it is not alone among the “ bluestock- ings” that the guy is to be found. The traveler May meet these pitiable objects in Whitechapel quite ay frequently as in Hyde Park. They haunt Seven Dials no less than the picture gal- lerles of Florence. Ignorance and poverty are ne bene hs verte se Pe ¢ause of pretty mi vant ¢hongi nie joey OORE Kevin eat Abeta as phase ide ais the parlor, oreyen in the Ik > than in the kijeben. a a It is quite a comfort to be told that at one place et least, West Point, “a wise and honora- bie conduct bas uniformly characterized 1) fransactions of all persons In charge of the f “Trrenestrxa To CLOTHING BUYERS.” ON THE TWO LAST TABLES ON OR FIRST FLOOR WE HAVE PUT 4LL THE SyALL AND BROKEN LOTS THEY ARE WHAT WE CALL THE ODDS AND ENDS-NOT OLD STOCK, BUT SMALL LOTS OF GODg THAT WE WANT TO SELL, AND 4RE WILLING TO SQCRIFICE BOTH PROFIT AND COST IN DOINGSO. GLANCE AT WHAT THESE TABLES CONTAIN: Lore ABOUT FORTY BLUE AND WHITE STRIPE OFFICE COATS AND ABOUT FORTY PLAIN. DARK STRIPE OFFICE COATS. ALL GO AT 25 CENTS APIECE. ai Lor B CONTAINS THIRTY PAIR OF ENGLISH SEKR- SUCKER PANTS THAT ARE GOOD VALUE AT $1.50 A PAIR. ODR CLOSING PRICE 35 CENTS A PAIR = wre ABOUT EIGHT YOUTHS’ ALL-WoOL SUITs, SIZES 32, 88 AND 84 BREAST MEASURE, NONE LARGER, NONE SMALLER. CALL ONLY OR THE ‘ABOYE SIZES, OUR PRICE QN THESE SUITS HAVE BEEN $10 4 SUIT. THEY NOW GO AT $5 A SUIT, urn ABOUT FORTY BOYS’ LONG PANTS SUITS, AGES 8, 9 AND 10 YEARS. NOW, DON’T COME AND ASK FOR 12 YEAR SUITS IN THIS L0f, AS THERE ARE NONE LARGER THAN 19 YEAR SIZE AND NONE SMALLER THAN 8 YEAR SIZES, THEY ARE LONG PANTS SUITS; 7 KNEE PANTS. ‘THE PRICE OF THESE SUITS HAVE BEEN $6, $7 AND $8 A SUIT, BUT $ ZES FOR LONG PANTS ARE MOSTLY IN DEMAND FROM 12 YEARS AND UPWARDS, WE OFFER THESE SUITS AT $3.90 4 SUIT. LOT E. ABOUT TWENTY BUFF AND WHITE STRIPE SUCKER COATS AND’ VESTS, AND ABOUT BLUE AND WHITE STRIPE 5EER- SUCKER COATS AND VESTY, THE KINDS USU- ALLY SOLD AT ‘T.” OUR as 50, COAT AND’ VES" ODD AND END PRICE §1.57. LOT F. CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, NOT MAN ABOUT FIFTEEN. THE PRICE HAS BF! $109 ASUIT. THEY NQW GO AT g-19 4 SUIT. Tt ALL OF OUR ROYS' FLANNEL WAISTS THAT SELLING AT $1, $1.25 AND § AT 89 CTS. EACH. COME A! s LECT THE BEST ONE IN THE LOT AT §9 ¢ HAVE LOTS OF MEN'S THIN CLOTHING AT REMOVAL PRICES. A. SAK3 & CO, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. We Have Just Orvexen ONLY ONE CASE OF THE SO LONG-WANTED AND WAITED FOR LADIES’ FINE MERINO BODICE, SILK BOUND, Which we will again sell at 25 CENTS ONLY. Guarantee them as good as any sold at higher prices. Don't Forget FRIDAY, Our Red Ticket Day. ROBES. ROBES, PRICES WILL TELL. ‘The ROBES here advertised are only few. Please call early, convince yourself of the following BARGAINS: 2 Ecru Batiste ROBES, with 9 yards Embroidery, sold at $6; now $3.50. 2 White Batiste ROBES, same as above. 6 White India Linen, with selected Embroidery, sold at $5.50; now $3.50. 1 Pink Serteh GINGHAM, with 4% yards 15 inch Flounce, and 4% yards narrow to match, sold at $9.75; now $5. 1 ETAMINE, d very handsome Robe, with 9 yards Fancy Embroidery, sold at $13.50; now $7. TOWELS. ‘We have opened 150 dozen TOWELS, all Linen, with Blue and Red Borders all around, Knotted Fringe, and only 10 cents—the cheapest and best yalne ever sold. WHITE Goons. 12 Pieces different patterns, Check and Plald NAIN- SOOKS, sold at 26 cents, we will cloge out at 15 cents. 15 Pieces Striped White LA WN to close outats cents. DOTTED SWISSES. * ‘We will close the entire stock of thiese goods at = sac- ritice, DRESS GOODS. 25 Assorted Patterus of Combination Plaid SUIT- INGS to close out at 25 cents. SUIT DEPARTMENT. ‘We have sold out most all the advertised SPECIAL BARGAINS, so we have again taken out of our Stock several destrable SUITS for Laies, Misses and Children and placed them at our Bargain Counter at much Reduced Prices, Remember, we have a complete sssortment of Bathing Suits, Caps, Shoes and Handkerchiefs for Ladies, Gents, Boys and Girls. We also offer this week our entire stock of VALISES AND S4TCHELS at less than cost prices,as we need the room, and must besold. We haye a splendid stock of PACKING and TRAVELING TRUNKS at low prices to close out. Calll early. NOTIONS DEPARTMENT. Persons leaving the city will And our Notion ‘Depart- meuta hive in itself to shop from. We keep all TOILET ARTICLES of the dest Ingkes, aud sell them at astonishingly low prices. We opened this week and put on sale our own Importa- tions of ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, werranted made of the best English Bristles, gilim- aginable shapes. You will sdye more then ‘helt buying them trom us. They are guaranteed as good as any sold’ anywhere, otherwike we would hot have our name st nm Prices from 5 cents to 25 acd eee BEB BB rv ak vO A BB BB tS 16 SEV. Hh 2 Ww. an 4 mn ENT! # Sexecrioy. Now ls ‘ow ls the time sews By Faas lawn Soret, rr To RR ee an neta ire you ea itbe cine oe sta Y, jy8 1914-1916 RA Pessaz Scanrs, LARGE ASSORTMENTS. PUFF AND TECK’S SCARFS IN SILKS AND SHES ADINES: ONLY See CH. nsylvania a _y8 Crosme Prices FOR THE SUMMER. aRcAREORE § aati hd WECRREER cu 5Y iy are SHEAR aN eS MARKED IN PLAIN a ONE PRICE ONLY. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 7 PENNSYLVANLA A’ HE , ee aitnats act ora ne to my care will Teleghone call, 746-3, sy21mt Te You Lave YOUR GOOD FORTUNE TO SEE MEN'S AND Boys' spits SOEB FOR SUCH ENSIGNTEICANT PRICES 48 485 MADE FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS Costs and Vests at $7.50, er pets gn Ye 9 toa np- ghd Brown Serge Suits at $8.50, rp- bets Galts at $15, reduced from $25, Eau TREAT Bho i ebgel Cope, from line of Cassirpere ‘A 99°00. 88 ile a ceakad ual se Boys 4 TO 18: _ ofulsetaraz ena ee king of boys ®t shout deal: Youth, oss tnd Cbuaren Stan immenge PAW? neat Maracteg, camimers Ld THE Migece STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS = AS imitated NE: ms smerties we Ea ere ote ee Taxes Oouronr. THE LONG DELAYED HOT WEATHER HAS MADE TRADE IN HOT WEATHER GOODS DULL, AND WE FIND OUR STOCK TOO LARGE. NOW THATTHE HOTWEATHER Has COME YOU WANT THESE GOODS, WE DON'T. INORDEKTO MOVE THEM WE REDUCE PRICES. WHITE VESTS ARE MARKED DOWN 25c. TO 50c. EACH, ACCORDING JQ QuaLity. SEERSUCKER, MOHAIR, SILK, SILK AND WORSTED, FLANNEL, AND DRAP DETE COATS AND YESTS, MARKED DOWN 50c. TO $2. SMALL BOYS’ WHITE FLANNEL AND Pipiepuce SUITS, MARKED DOWN $1 CH: SMALL BOYS' LIGHT WEIGHT Casst- MERE AND SERGE SUITS, MARKED DOWN $1 To $3 Ec. FOR TRAVELING OR COUNTRY USE FHE NORFOLK JACKETS ARE THE MOST POPULAR. WE HAVE THEM IN PLAID, CASSIMERE, BLUE. BROWN AND GRAY SERGE aNb BLUE FLANNELS. TROWSERS LONG OR SHORT, WITH JACKETS OR WITHOUT. EB BARNUM & CO. Sy7 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Trowsers Tus Week. ‘The special offering this week includes nearly all SPRING AND SUMMER TROWSERS that have been $6, $7, $8, $9 and $10, Now $5 per choice. Pantaloons that haye been $5 and $6, ‘ ‘Are now $4. Others reduced from $5 and $4, To $3.50. 'T hese reductions have been made, as you know, to clean out the entire stock previous to REMOVAL. Tought not to forget that my entire stock of Wash ‘Trowsers, including White Duck, Creole Check, Brown Duck and Seersuckers, have been reduced to $1 per choice. Some of this lot have gold as high as $5, none less than $2, but they MUST BESOLD. ‘Most all my Trowsers are in Good Condition, as I have pursued the policy for several years of closing out stickers to the second-hand dealers. Yet { have @ few remnants hot enumerated In the f.regoing, de- cided bargains. ‘Yours, Truly, HENNING, THR CLOTHIER. 410 7TH STREET. ERG? Sy7 Tsxcoupananie Grove Bazcarms AT THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘We consider extended comment on such altogether unequaled valnes entirely unnevessary. Suffice if to Say, Such Gloves, at such prices. have not heretofore been offered the purebasing public of Washington apd vicinity, either by us or any Other Bouse. LADIES’ GLOVES. 0 Dozen Ladies’ 4-button length Jersey Tagfets Gloves, colors ligt wand new shades of tank “Whe price yeuply asked for these i Soe, and never lower than 8 Our Price. 12gc. per pair. 30 Dozen Ladies’ 2 Elastic Ganze Lisle Thread Uloves, finished Oneers. colors, silver-gravs and cerns, Healaly desirable to wear with: white sults and light Golors. | Formerly sold by us us a bargain at 26¢. Our Price. -19¢. per pair, MISSES’ GLOVES. 15 Doz Misses’ 4-Button Length Jersey Silk Gloves, colors, Light Blue, Pink, Salmon, Cherry apd Fraise. Have sold heretofore at 50c. per Lua Our Price. 250. aa FOR RENT—ROOMS Wit Seka R RENT—TWO FURNISHED OR U pico 88 1 Fe ke Wished tans Bans Wise Re Lapy TO TEAC PHRREREA! MEER for cba bs ech TED—4 FRESH NURSE; Sits BE ue ee Pabka & YOUNG, 1317 os SS SLATE MaNTEE 3, FARRIS aX fo% ti ‘Star office. Werner eral aereD ae A’ PATENT office, A Young Man wi ‘hand und ty, Ea80 oF the b ATTORNEY'S weit Tho has had some knowl. ig: one who has had some know! ater business preferred: Addrees PA, LED WOM pye-st" Wire coma cae Apply at a: Ee * T4 NORTHERN 231 Lavy, Rhea anne hi Sad ie commun a ees and nae as gue ee TWO NICELY PR ts eae le OF eit eat gute, on oa met, at rege month, Me hc ue et RENT-FOUR PLEAS. Nit aoe: ae roouns, with private bath. Apply at 13 Hist. nw. iy6-Gr* OR RENT—A FIRST-CLASS FURNISHE: Fag Floor or ghk patie ot dining-room: ra i g desired; no other mer rates. 930 1th 3h Be iyg-sr® rs 1 the boave; Sune it square. RENT= AT 1112 WST. Now. ae -ugpiisned peogaa tory Front "Room 4 gas and bath; al Je30-Lm_ Ds at LARG) ‘Summer (OR RENT—-LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR. FPaitned out and beck Rooms bap eheaots, Ree Sue Le exposure. Good attendance and low Tents. OR Sa FURNISHED AND {" pished Rooms Also, Basement. At 907 M Se GIRL. GENERAL HOUSE as Hae ys x sal K- | AOR RENT—915 EST. N.W., FURNISHED ANt TW wrecks faust be good nook” abelg a pees Lot | Evaturnisned Rome Anrsan> | = zy eG IST PRED Pi RMACIST AS Wate § a LIne a MOOEES Perhaa FOR RENT--FLATS. avenue, " iy ; == ‘ANTED—A DRUG CLERK Mus™ Have | FPOR BE pe yt pais ao at ae Aa ek Pee fie gamers ROSS visting eee * ANTED—AGENIS TX Sounny to take, gracte SF the] . ac te book ip the mages, W: que D, ‘Providence. es ibe GREE aii ers oF LL PARTS OF THE t ilps tod ieru- on the sub- to g10. W NTRD-AGENTS IN EVERY ree Decades of Federal Logi tation” the country to sell Hon. ‘ECTION OF ‘great book, ilastrated Frith steel plates. Uutfts now retdy. Agents are mak ing $19 to $30 a di ‘Write ro th terms. J. A. € R.A. REID, Pr ‘id . Provid \¢ Pablishers for nee, BL jy6-12t workers, Scrab"and WHITE AND COLO. vee tb $20; ANH COLOR: ED ids, ‘nurees, gen- Kitchen girls, men cooks. FOR RENT—STORES. Fei RENT—STORE 1004 187u ST. Inquire of SV ble for fancy store. ath ana R sts, Dow. AND WIFE OR TWO gan find first-cigss board witiin, 20 ail GEN: ‘A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 926 i. De Sf the clty, on the Met. Br. B&O: RR., five minutes’ eT a — alk 9 stitlon; references required. 3. HCAS — co. 625 F st. Two PLEASA ROOMS WITH nO3 ae a a Pate family: nent Falls Church Joraslon af and healthy; abundant shade, fruit and mille no el rED COMPETENT COLOTED | Gren taney renee cette ane a BO Sh 5 f edenagion as driver for private ye om on Capitol Hill, Address “MT. PLEASANT, Star office Star offi Sy8-w.s,mdte! SNEED BY 4 COLORED MAN, SITU4- é BOARDING—CONTEE'S STATIO! Wis? 10 do housework. Apply at Bae n Ke & ORR. Large brick house high wad or | Heme or eer kat mae eS BREN, Soren ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG MAN A SITUATION, | Plenty of Ice. fruit. milk, &c_ One fine room vaca Capable of filling wlmost any position. No can: | Address ““Qukland,” Star off iy” yassing. Best of references furnished. Address @. DARD AT “OAKLAND,” ROU Q., Star offiée. ne Dg London connty. xa. Qhe mile at depot, ANTED—-AT FEBRY & PFEIL'S EMPLOY- | Wace nade. cea ce ee ihenf Boread abd Collection foenee meee te Hon with nlee shade. “Gopd od dare, ‘with plete Gch, Hol keeper seumatresaes, Coo feferences. 736 13th ks nd Nurses with dr8-Im* T ANTED—SITUA’ ee FOR Chambermaids, Ni s uestfonable. L. We Dow ‘and Cooks. rE de FIRST-CLASS Re ‘ANTED—A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A position te Governess to young Reet ins jor ress ugk Catone family, or as compan! his 4 YOUNG MaN We jratjer, in a private f ished. ‘A SITUATY references iyen* NTED—B iG MAN, A 8! Y flop as Clerk ina dry xoous or grocery store: three years’ experience in Dotii branches. Apply Box 139, Star of Teferences, iced WV ANTED Laces FOR HOUSEKEEPER Seamstresses, Indies’ matds, cooks, purges, cham ermal, ep pooks, Malte, waltreaues, rik refer. gpees. ROOMS, "“Empicy ment Burea LW. ¥ youth of 15, whoi wi Iw good house to trainiug ‘niore dorsements. Address ANTED-BY A SPRIGHTLY, INDI Quow in a country store, learn business; portant thay salaby; first-class in- SF. Star oft 00d bu: jee. jy 2-6 WANTED-—ROOMS. Wantep ng a ng gentleana owned and ‘occupled by a vel family Star office, PERMANENTLY, BY A ep ip tbe deparjmenta ih = housg Tespectable private who do Horinake & buntuese oF rehting their Tooms Northwest portfon desired. Address J4M dyB-2r* Warten. BY, TWP QUIET Rooms and Board in GENTLEMEN private fdmily, norttiern preferred: no borrding houses weed answer: | Address feo, @e., ee. No Charce for conveying boarders to ai froin depot upon ‘their arrival and a references furnished. For t tt MORE Jarge and airy: terms mi 1A MPTO! une, two miles from Bl ¢ellent water. shade and da Puxson'P. 0., Va. erms, é0. x HD ode: Cox eparitre, ‘A. TY NCH, oan Co., Vo. ‘DAT GLEN mountains ex- ng Derillions ‘rooms ‘Aduress J. A. LE, ne Tera incderate, ‘Station, Charles 3€20-3w. private fi $25 pe quent d resort on the Alleg! gunna s ill, Loudoun County, Va. NTZ, Aurora, Fri co. 2 SOR THE SUMMER IN A calendar month; fre- ghee mails cakes a to aultes from Hound ade. Address B. W. PRESTON, Ronnd Jy6 B13 ad CAN BE SPENT AT rove farm, Rockville, Md., fifteen niin- Utes’ drive from depot; rooms large’ and’ airy; large shady law on the ood Water and milk; horse and he places reference required. are 0. Be ce fever or malaria. ‘Ternis $6 per wreel Tw a cca ‘audres Se Mf aon COUNTRY BOARD ON THE See ¥ of the Alleghanies,18 miles from Aakiand: a ‘nohay chtidreir under LUER: Accident dya-pr OR RENT—FALLS CHURCH. FAIRFAX (O, Nor Gve miller for city, wich sy doubie’ Room, suttable for and Wife; beaptiful place: For particnlars address M. Falls ‘Church, Fairfax county, Mui board, a lance tfgladles, ot rane rs. A. “ye Sarr vie ns SE Bilas ote efaad ANTED—A FEW BOARDERS. PLEas: = ee rooms ea locality; aang éc. aa “_WANTED--HOUSES. Be = 2 MARSHAL, mi its W ANTEba7g, PURGIASE aT oNcH FoR FX THE M0} cash, thtee Houses, brick or frame, 5 to § rooms , in good order. Address Box 57, Lar office j8-3t4 ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HO at once. Giye location, number of rooms, with # est cash price. Address Lock Drawer 73! ity P Re fibd of Pleasant Valley, Md., rivaied for health; & ‘pleasure te to Bors DESIRED m class accommodations. 80} Fates for the season. |W. pied ma Pore, ce ee Srat 3 MER TDs Ar ss a R RENT—-1502 Gru STN. ¥; Rw. $35; T-340 INDIA: $53 fa funrieen AXE AN at 800. per ind look utit. W; ee Th at ail her PETCCulars address THOMAS BrAGDER. City P. Box onl. state your address, and you will be promp ty called ‘pon. Jy7or OR RENT—4§ SIX-ROOM HOUSE; #. “water aud gas; rent, $15." Also, two ten: Bouse; Tent, $20 per month. “Apply at — R RENT—PURNISHED HOUSE, sie Fst, iy 19th fo October 1st: —— ub: RENT—BY Tit ~ HOUSE TST did she between ii ste. eicht rooms: ide hall and large yard. Inquire at 716 22d st. naw, opposite. i RENT — SEVEN store, 1412 14th sn. ents. {OR RENT_HOUSES. Per Month.) Per Month. 219 10m st. ns £900 (91 feet 30, Ors.50 DS RW. TTS. 30 Fest Sorvoran st. Stee os. aw OFFICES. Per Month. ly a small porsion at roperty on my fall at ofice for bulletin; jean on Uy7|" THOS. EB AMAN. OR RENT—TWO 10-ROOM | By 476 AND Wenge Ew igh all modern Improvements shire at 10006 tn P ase1W ‘Sumyner 50h, 3 th * - RENT-NICELY FU! HED, SIS) for the summer. Apply to PETER CAM. jae rs ne APP Sai i ae ‘14298 fre ae cuales 1335 k ry WD.) 1614 1217, 11D 1526: 1602 00 ‘Srm150 REMY) T., Mm 135 | THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F street northweit. R RENT—BY It 0. HOLTZ3IAN, a Cay £.§033 33 pO 390 10th wireet Lr: 100, y..n'F 1st p.e.,fur. 100) 2 gti te 13 RO. HOLTZAx. 10¢y apd F sé. nw. wintow. =) met Rea Mat 2 eee Hovee: brown stone ge Nitne wt Address OW NK. Star oflice. * R SALE—AN OLD FRAME HOUSE, TO BE Tetmoved of quid ws oid marcriak Apts MTETY _Jy8-3$ Real Estate nd Tnsapance, 18 JOR 8a) ities BUY YOR Ho og als rsh aud ine tema t., ont OB SALE DISIRARLE M BRICK, House—all’ madern Impreven: mc ingot. between Ist and Bt mw UT lie ar 10 cept on te cot. Chay STEW ART cs. 4 ___ sy ese * Nw. 90.000 3.4 t.m.t. TBA 30) .w oe 222» POl at S05 8th st. ‘The above js as portion of property om books. Bat ie siti oe Bor Walter ts Ist ana 154] HON fe AGG AM AN rs EASY TREMS. nay window, six rooms, bath and concrete’ cella: modern Improvements. Call on owner, 140 Piero Place you OR SAL two-ste erlat and al ern Yor 28 feet Ginches Hyth AYE. B.6 bal Ider. Fe, SALE-STORE aND DW Sng AAD, anda Se. eee nd of bustier Lanes Tong 3 YERMS-ONK NEW xpoatire, with anit side ater: id soutivern venents, vy m8 Bebtg # au-toor ale Key st wl. AL. “Mt Ki will be ime. MITER | CoP pearly wap. Address ce. SALE-A No.1 BUTTER STAND. it 26 Migys Market Fe; 2A FINE DRIVIN Morse. Sound. Trial given. Applrait 318 Sth st nw NOR S3LE—Toy Weat-known stand. Avldress PQ. SALE-FIFTY Wagons. st monthly pa ing promy IN- eats Goh SA DDL * ys FECTIONER t. Store and dyes aT | CauRaG xg ring Carts. a an a on te. re iss attended to. 3 JROk SALk—Goop Marcu park Pe gigs Gd) whd pews oid,” 14 ta Invers tingle or Houtle alan ene seid pees Fe AND « Cheay tur oftice. ing. for tua: a be eon, Or address COPFIN & LICHAU, Brichtwood Driving Park. Pek shia Bake mancary SIXOCTA’ Piano: will be std Tor #50 exist. “Call at prep, Ws PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY CHE ipcated "en Tui Bt. nw Zood reasabs $0F mire at bulging southwest corner Mary @ Sth stn. 3 Peuaiic A GREAT BAR to laVeribr the summer. Aleiperd toned and Peis ta jew Upright Pind, that ha tiie tor only 1D, Being’ less than lait Cowes BANS months. for on! ein, Married Deselect of Owner ts leaving the city and desires to sell at once, henee the sucrifice, Apply at the PIANO EXCHANGE, 22 Othe FoR aoe see oes 3 pegens ra Te DaVIs, a ist jences.” Apply to ea own, Fees RENTO1G39 3 ST NW. mead ae Dwelling, containing 8 rooms apd alt con- Fepiences. "ADDY 10 THUS: 4. FISHER ‘@ £0 i324 Fet. nw. iyier” | ~ soit OR RENT—1330.1834 RIGGS ST. AND 1335 R | JOR SALE im conveniences, Apply to THOS tn Cony. m | SCO SEE Ee Bans OR SALE—PRESH CREAM FROM JERSEY Poasuines daily Roig ‘part of the cite. wets W, 3. THOMSUN, Teniertown P.O, 0 C. or leave orders at Hume, Geary @ Co : ALE-STORE FIXTURES AND STORE - Inquire at'719 Sth st. xe. M. KAUFMAN. Dp HORSE TREAD POW ex but ittte used: run tally with one horse: with if Set new belting. “Price $25. AGdrom %. I. 0. Box Sp3. isa R RENT—4 NINEROOM BRICK HOUSE, Fincaem improvement. “Apply to WHEATL’ .. Georgetown. Je30-1 :| Bonet Se geal SPEKET. TOWKSEND Tis eS, 327-1: ag RENT DESIRABLE HOUSES A st. te, 6 roomis, m1. 2 = 510 K st. nw.; 8 rs, m.i. Tooms, 1 : , ta 4 re Ciera ‘owners need rape aa NO chuliren taken. Address Dr. Ht pie Fesing “SY ni v. oe tt tar office. 7 i RENT—1341 CORCORAN ST., A THREF- *WANTED-10 PURCHASE FOR A CLIENT eae copia ate AEE sThg rook” Fs ‘and basement brick Honse: ter large room barat a) cous ie yas? Ob Byes | Plenty of lee, BE IK, SE yegetables apd i Ad- | Se Fe cil coher go nd ve dE Pan pent Address Henares | gress ales "TON, Hio F-0,, Aiberarie ob, Fie onde deg, rent low sil « ANTED=—1 DESIRE TO PURCHASE A REST: i Wi fe | FOR RENT—1507 BT. aE. SEAR 509 Widauaarcencnmatinadtcr | A SE SOG poanpE zak 2 FE iso 1830 Ost abpiy sod ST SREDD, Wand nbrib oppennsyivanta ater Address (stating | eumate ftom the depot. ‘The house is i i = —s eS Sy. and ne say 5 = Toifom Pelee eb Shd' location), 0. Us JA, Washington, | finde ana good water, Inquire oFste LE ais OR BES ELLING 1741 GST. N.W,, COR- WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. July 9. Wane? HORSES AND CARTS AT South Capitol and ists. Apply 7 a.m: Thuredsy, meth graphers, 927 Pa. ave., over Vogt's. ‘ANTED-ELEGANT CABINET es W sico per dozen. Success with children. Qnick nea. abe See sainplés” LARDNER & CO. Photo ANTED- tn Oaic Hi ree. . For references inquire at the Office back ofthe dyp-att* ANTE faurant PURCHASE A id location. SMALL RES- Vill purchase house if tun be bought cheap fur cash. Address Box 144, Star office, stating terms SyFstt YW ANTED-TO ture tn smull UY ALL KINDS OF FURNI- of. large (nantities: ard whole households “address DEALER, star office. Jy7-1m* MEN'S GLOVES. 15 Dor. Men's 2 Elastic Berlin Lisle Thread Gloves, in Light and Dark Grays, the now prevailing shades for men. Usually sold at 50c. per pair. rice. Pas Eee new marchases. 9 nd we bile RA auch, muarvelobaly” good ail gts ibtedi seat g to Tiers fe necensa. “counters, ang o ara youd we cory eat el vanig avenue en- trance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ROSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pa Ave. Uy6) 912 D Bt ae <4] A: RIVED T AST. See a ve at" bor ben er, res ev eae! fy ic, a Bnd noe lace os sale dozen Ladi use Vestn low neck nnd go sleeve: el and the rer ine ge afer the p ¥ male ‘Yests, cae =, no | slag wont ‘wit Other pales ee this department in the Sie seal go WARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOpsE ONE PRICE ONLY. __ 923 Ba. ave. ‘uy6) 912 D Lars Gore Awar For the summer to the seashore, mountains, &., Slipuld pot neglect to take with theni two o word xavep, sire Dromes ‘and, in view of this fact, we propdse Grapa Sale of Cream White, Nai ue and Ayoot Fabrics suitable for Bae ANTED — E' VERY their" daughters areases. by “3100 (MOTHER (TO HAVE fo. ent and make their DVS New Tallor System, at Pennsylvanis ave: p.w. Dresses cut and fit. myl4-3m Cares Cholera, Cholers, Watbus, om, Ceprps ta Sto en ‘as directs witage Carty it where ever yon £0. fore t acts, ike yoagic., stay ofall, Set Ph ‘You won's have to of 5 | eee —CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE. — ‘Cholera. Infan- Disrrhaa. us never fails ir house. ig Witnin react bn bottles be- eas Pi first event cholera. SAIN CHOLERA CUR Rover fails ‘to atop it. ‘Sil droggists keep is . BROWN, Proprietor, my25-2m* 364, Washington, D.C. x ANTED (TO SELL PURE, TEP REN pour Vinglua, Onfo and Callfornis, Clarets an gt 4, SELIGSON; Wholesale ler, 1. P24 benny ae nw. felT ANTE. IN araG, War cies, Wa regia ere id. i seoriene ee er, Wisk nee ree! itly attended to.15-11n* eos gingee aban iG ‘ougee ce, eu x “at Ee =| EReee ae eat a ae Neca a jOUN' ANTED—10 “ANNOUNCE Always rs NTED-INGECTS AND THEIR GERM EX: from Bed Loan; a Meee sane |e —___ PERSONAL _ PR OTE J. aTOTHIS EVE, © same place Bring L. ¥. E,of whont you | ors,| ecco $14 Fat. n.w., or address Sentinel ofitce, Poa je27-108 PERT COMFORTABLE AND CHEAP. All the quic ences of the elt of country’ life with’ the conveni- THis COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL. ithe Steamer, Arrowsralth will make daily Rxour- jons during the season, thus affording speedy and Cheap transportation to the Beach. ‘The dathing i$ excellent. the’ "acenery unsurpassed; good fishing. rowing and Anew Hojel, wit ft new furpitiy oe iy ta oles the Secreta HICKEY, Manager, Coloniat egret weg ery COUNTRY REAL arbH OLONIAL BEACH reserved by the found because of springs, shade. ven ce Address SAS. A} OTS IN BLOCK ‘of the enterprise, i re, eae oe und finest Be SALR— gence. beantitlly: located, co the Potomac river; -insjde fifteen acres good land, fine pereee ‘Sddress W. BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Fi ty ah Corporation ‘limits, with FARM FOR SALE-TERMS E 200 acres. on depot otlses: outs ne pum) brick devel of water ae te eecene Rk dy7- F SY—FARM ne aie aattaak ss NGk PEPE moacvine, xa, Fe SALE-at Ronee BEACH. a | four-room Cottage, plustered and attic detached kitchen: gooti pump and. water: feet, enclosed by auire of M.D. Aira’ icket LAR fronting’ on to a ne 8 ie Of the finest ‘irginia, near Herndon ath puree nfs forest dinber: BC OR ee cultivation, wel! Watered and RY Fh taining 14 rah aafhel a be Baltaings;ta cou se cae, wal railroad ny oe a order; close to i Saas TADS NER JeS-10t ‘OR SALE—A PICTU! aoement dort highly enlilyated estate, Cette a optstnl ng more te fnliiens wi ys ave been dentine yith War milies, ‘who have Atlrs for wore thins quarter acenta estate is now iti fll ra aah corn, miller, Poe ee Can net De. Frk se fate throng a te ron be egitte fength ‘of the estate, absol ‘bre several fine ae and om Tocared “conveniently.” | Pod Bae fs'a fine and’ thorcughiy. built modern’ jm and rect, of. ‘houses: ous and well-built honse, granary, rodycelae will wel shops and sheds. are convenient sprovemé intended ot tye, ieee Fes apie Bate vae ss J Jy1-t foe On SALE—A COMPORTABLE A AND Rabie, 1113 West Lovabard sts Bnet of tpi st:_bas ten zpoma,exciasive ot bat our and ele rat Pre WILGOX Beal” tae ‘Estaye Brok ay. jem ani vone ave. n. OB em 1 2: Ey Tae ibaa Tih 15th st. “319 SARARs... PLANUS A one Grov arcane. § ite ie ch ne nvGo & Cw, 92 for Sohuner Pianos. POR ALE—a J LA Pan tested £4 RG BAY HORS! ae § Sth s , ROE 96-Bt Bits San &—JUST ARKIV! a, NEAD OF ‘Horses, among hg Sficing, und sade jorses. Also. one fine driving and Py, th ea? of "oy D pw. SCHLEGEL QUIGLEY, iys-are Fo SALETaT at aCcriON. SAPURDAY, JULY to cov ETVE PIAS aK D Pot i oncars, ver ay) advaness. “Tuewe thst all of stan aa re ‘make. Some vearly new. Al vate sule til ot | pes ‘Ban! ton da the ware place. Feo fr ss: wlso, and Harness, must be Jeaving the Livy jes and pactory ol F. GEYER € Cp., and 420 st. now. N..—Horses * + aiid Carriages of all styles for hife aiid saie on mye Bo deecmapdetng erm cs cote SERIES CaN, BoE sen eel Sarees oe ei LAGE « or Doe 3 Se anoke ehlaen Nery low. “Agents wauted everywhere. POR ALE SUN DIAL. ¢ DL 3 COO} KiNG si rt Fas Lies GES cs ng ores ~g Gas ire water get nnn to suppiyhot and ‘of e ts ret ey ee CaMELELE ‘Pumper Sit — i WOR SALE — N. DA’ x OW ha Fratabattn aie nee lige eta 5 Wi pod rag aud all Seve ie eushte nee REPU OF SPI asa vant arg Extettion tom Stet wai (eRe mp seals- and the ites on ae nS Si LOST AND FOUND. e TWAS GIVEN TO HE i Beaerccente Su duel en speaks {sega iy ay S Tain TORY the Paves Licence ale fae aeree Part OF Fo Aye Key set feates jeave gadress Le cali GOLD hous P- SHOEMAKER 920 F street n.w. NECK CH if Left at 203 Cat. se. tic OsST—A BLACK AND TAN GYP. REWARD Littenrmeaie 1 Sth st. n. = eee av yout ot