Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. at 3 THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON ‘WEPNESDAY Jane 16, 1886. E CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent Bena fide daily circulation more than trebie that ny othe: y paper pub- lished to Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ees ndertake to preserve or Whe Star cannot sed, should Keep & copy. President Chandler, of the New York Board @f Health, made av argument before the Senate @ommittee on agriculture yesterday, in com- yndation of oleomargarine as a substitate tor iter, and the fact that so able @ scientist feould od nothing more to say than he did ‘argues badiy for the strength of his cause, Pro- ‘feewor Chandler is achemist of deserved emi- nence, but the world has got past the point owhere it accepts chemistry as the sum of all ‘beience. Indeed, the leading specialists among physicians are now agreed that the fields of ebemistry and physiology are wholly distinet. Chewistry will analyze an animal and deter- mine with great precision the proportions of the various elements of which it is composed; ‘but all the chemistry that ever was learned or taught could not construct a piece of animal ‘matter of the size ofa pea. Chemistry discovers that there are forms of adulteration or imita- fiou which present the same constituents as are found in a pure beer or wine, for instance; ‘put any dermatologist of repute will testity ‘shat the false articie produces eruptions on the kin which the genuine articie does not. The kame arguments were urged years ago in behalf ‘of glucose as a substitute for several other sub- wtances, as are now urged In bebalf of oleomar- garine, and were refuted by practical tests ‘which proved that chemical analysis told only @ part of the truth, and not the whole. Nor does Protessor Chandler's plea, founded on experience at bis own tabie, amount to any- ‘thing. The fact that the eyes, noses and palates ‘of the persons gathered about his board did not detect the difference between real butier and Dogus, establishes no principle whatever. The trained epicure has been deceived, when biind- fold, into the belief that cold mutton was cold beet, and vice versa. Old smokers, also blind- fold, have sucked on an empty long-stemmed pipe, and been willing to swear that it was ebarged and burni ‘The questions to be settled with regara to Oleomargarine cannot be swept out of sight by ehemical work in physiciogical and bygiente fields, or by isolated domestic experiments; and, aside trom the pleasure of a trip to Wasn- Ington in June, it is hard to conceive what induced a mun of Protessor Chandler's standing te journey two hundred and sixty miles to teil @ Senate committee—notning. Congressiman Gibson, of West elaims responsibility tor preventing legislation yesterday on riet matters outside of the cable rajiroad bill he was opposing, and says he wus willing to accede to a motion made by Mr. Barbour to hold a night session for the con- sideration of District matters with the un- derstanding that the traction rallway Dill should not come up, but that Mr. Heard, in charge of the biil, wanted this condition stricken out. It appears from the Official record that Mr. Gibson virtually ac- Kknowiedged, in answer to a question by Mr. Dunham, that he intended to use up the whole time of the “District day,” ending at & O'clock, If he could defeat the railway bill thereby. Itappears from the record also that when Mr. Barbour moved to have an evening session on District affairs other than the rail- Youd bill, Mr. Heard objected to the exclusion of that bill, and, aiter some discussion, the mo tion for a night session was lost. Some of the eredit or discredit for the failure of legislation Upon general District matters yesterday would seem therefore to fall upon Mr. Heard, but the main responsibility for the waste of the Dis- trict day by talking against time to kill the eable bill seems to rest yet upon the shoulders Of Mr. Gibson. The genera! publle who are not Specially Interested in this selfish fight between greedy raliroad interests, feel inclined to say with stricken Mercutio: “A plague o’ both your houses!” pe eas heinanteeen ‘The politician in the story who was in favor fa certain law but against its enforeement would take delight in a part of yesterday's ‘work in the House of Representatives. There has been a greatdeal of talk about retreneb- ment and economy, about abolishing neediess Offices and culting down the salaries of others ‘whose existence has to be endured; bat when the time arrives for doing something, the log- rolling system, sanctioned by precedents ex- tending over many years, comes to the retief of the threatened sufferers.” The assistant treas- Urers and assayers have friends in Congress ‘who are not willing to stand by and quietly see them sacrificed; and the gentleman from Massachusetts, who raises @ protest knows that he cam depend upon the support of the gentleman from Missouri, and the gentleman from New York, and the gentleman from Colorado, and the gentleman {rom California, and a hair-dozer other yeutlemen whose office. hoiding constituents object to having thelr salaries cut down. Plenty of men can be found in Congress who ‘will wrangle over the reduction of a few bun- red dotiars in the salary of a high-paid public officer in some distant region yut where is the one who Willspend anequal amount of energy in urging the uppropriation necessary to con- tinue the improvements in the Potomac river, | which flows by the capital city of the nation! erin ltemndoe Sorbo chn The well-worn phrase, “Grover's luck,” was 0m thousands of lips yesterday, when the sun set upon a perfect day and the lighting of the lamps in front of the White House ushered In &n evening that promised equal pertection. ‘The crowd that fliled the pariors and corridors of the mansion and a goodly share of the §founds outside before the reception began was Of !tse!f « tribute, and the expressions of satis. faction which were heard on every hand when the ceremony of presentation was over showed ‘that it was no perfunctory concession to eti- quette. As bis marriage, in all its details, was Bis own business exclusively, the President Probably has not concerned himself very much about the approval of others. But it mast, Bevertheless, be gratifying to him to know that ‘the fact of bis taking a wife has given so much comturt and pleasure to the American people, while the universal verdict on his choice shows the prevaience of good taste among his fellow: citizens, eee The secession party has scored a victory te Nova Scotia elections. Whether the tnumph will be turned to account remains to Deseen. Meanwhile, it might not bea profit less task for Sir Joha A. Macdonald and his Sssoclates in the dor fon government to in- quire whéther there is not something wrong fa Bfisheries policy which Is driving out of the sonfederation the province that bax most at Make in the coutroversy between the United States and Canada. The talk of secession, and the manifest growth of popular sentiment in favor of it, caused a change of trunt in the treat ment of British Columbia a tew years ago. ova Scotia may have a point to gain by ils Gisplay of fighting strength Just now. $2 The Knights of Labor casnot be charged with Ungallantry after the efforts they are reported tohave made in St. Louis to bring the maid servants of that city into theirorder. There is & trifling Incongruity in the Induction of # Woman into the office of knighthood, which tra: fition and present usage both confine te the *posite sex. The Knignts doubtiess feel, hows over, that they have abundant precedents in sther flelds of activity. The fact that a woman tau bea postmaster, or @ chairman, or a Somof Temperance shows that the sexual weight of feneric titles is very light. But the muidservauts are by no menns the Ist womeu who have become Knights of labor. The order already embraces a number 2f industries in which women are among the most active workers. The novelty of the Present movement consists In its earrying the Warfare between capital and labor into the household, a retreat which is generally sup posed to be free trom the atmosphere of business: Mrife. There are two possibilities open here: Oue is the increase of the rates of wages paid to domestic servants; the other is the return of society generally to the simpler habits of its Sucestors, and the caltivation by the mistresses of those arts which every woman ought to Know, and ignorance of waich makes so many housekeepers in name alone. $$$ 2 Irit be true that the President wants to pay = summer visit to Berks county, Pennsylvania, it Will, perhaps, be accepted as confirmation of the report that he is a better democrat now than when he entered office. Berks county is the democratic stfonghold of the fStatg. The party there will average ma re than seven thousand out of « total vote of twenty-five or twenty-six thousand. A Hospasn Yuars Hexce Lorwrs Au. Won Nurs ‘The methods of doing business will radically differ from the present without doubt, Everything ls chang- BLACK VEILING AT 250, ~ ing the character of busiuess or trade more than any-| We confidently resommend these celebrated goods thing else, We note and take advantage of the pro- greesive ways of our contemporaries in the larger clties, and frequently anticipate them ourselves. ‘A few years ago no respeciable house quoted prices tm its show windows. Now we are nearly all doiug It Hat houses werethe last to adopt ft, but they must sccept ithe inevitable, Look im our windows for prices om READY MADE CLOTHING, BATS 4¥D UR WISHING GooDa, ‘We are not afraid of a comparison, not we. We Know our prices are right, and dare malatata them in the sight of the world Come and look atthem to your heart's content, aad if you choose, make a acte of them for comparison eluew bere. ‘We mame pubily prices on everything capable of deing marked. er, ‘Wedou’s put everything im one show window, es that not possible, nor im all cases desirable; Sty cent goats fOr example, Everyone knows we have Sity seventy-dve and one buadred-cent costs without being under the mecemity of displaying them. ‘These, and thousands, yee, thousands of thin sum mer garments load ourtabies, ‘The distinctively summer wearing apparel we have to offer you la our dis:ingulahing characteristic, ‘White Vests are booming again, and we haves few left, possibly as many as yuu want. Seorwucker Costs and Vests and an innumerable army of imitations are popaiat summer garments oa our counters, These are worn bow matuly with cass mere pantaloons, the managctarers having found tt unprofitable to make up utsers of the same goods, not enough demand for them. everything for warm weather at 300, 802, 304, 906 AND 308 SEVENTH STREET, SAKS AND COMPANY. se16 Lasssuncx & Bao. FOR TOMORROW, THURSDAY, JUNE 17TH, AND FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH, OUR REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS, ‘We Shall Offer the Following: REMNANTS OF FIGURED LAWN at 3c. per ya. ble width” Lece Buoting,in alisheden, Children’s Gingham Dresses, slightly soiled, Only 26¢. each: regular price, $1.00. ‘Ladies’ full-size Hove, Se. por pair. ‘Neat checks “French satines,” Pet our Barents bogs Gant ake Jar cand. Gents’ Percale Ties, unty 12igc, per dozen. ‘Sein wide DIY Lage per yard: worth 250 64 Frott of the Loom Cotton, only 190% per yd. ‘Gent's Gauze U1 at » Marked dows 8 i 60. 60e. and 760 ‘Ladies’ Canvas Beits, oniy Se. ‘Two Cases more Bleached Cotton. Remnants ouly 6c. yard. prae of Mowe esate ae rards Dress: I. 2.800 rare Drow athens onl Sor ant Mind, this gives you a choice of at least SOO full pleces—not remnants. ards White or, Zante Srscnatie, Wate, Goods, rac x 60 dozen more of those heavy ribbed solid colored Lisie He Le Hee Ae colic ae om ‘85c. Cambric Corset Covers only 68c. dach. 4a The pudlic will remember that these Goods being sold as bargains are sald below cost, conse- juently will positively not be charged. 2 BAG.. STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 3e16 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. Tar Tre His Conus ‘When the gemtleman of leisure hies him to the seashore or the mountains, or perhaps bis fancy leads him to spend his vacation in trave: by sea or land, oF both. Before taking his Sight whichever way his inclination potnte. we would ask him to take 80 near like the original thut it takes e prac ticed eye to tell“ whieh iewhich.” Wehaveall shades ofboth, Ponree Coais and Vests, light ‘and gauzy us the spider's web, made by the in- dustrious natives of “the Flowery Kingdom: Cuban Crimps from the “Ever Faithfnl Iste;* South American Checks, from Chili, Peru and ‘Light weight ‘as the best valuc ever offered at the price, the color being « rick Jet, and the quality very superior. ‘We have just purchased from a large importer the balance of bis Importation of While Embroidered MUSLIN ROBES, and offer them at one half thelr value, PRINTED BATISTE, choice styles, 32 inches wide, superior quality, at 10c. Grest reduction tm all kinds of FANCY DRESS oops. (Chole styles in PRINTED FRENCH SATTEENS. Biack and Colored SURAH SILKS, Bieck and Colored RHADAMES, MERVEILLEUX and GROS GRAINS, at very low prices, OMALE DE LAINES reduced from 75 to 600. ‘White, Cream and Cardinal SHAWLS, Embroidered FICHUS, 20 W. M SHUSTER & s0NR, 910 Pennsyivaniaave, ONE PRICRB. X. R—THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. jel6 Evenrrana You Nxso IN THE LINE OF OUTWIDE CLOTHING FOR HOT WEATHER, WHETHER YOU WANT AN OFFICE COAT AT 500, 0B THE FINEST SUMMER GOODS MADE, ALL ARE HERE, PURE ROYAL SILK COATs AND VESTS, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS, ALPACA COATS AND VESTA. BLACK AND IN COLORS. ALL GRADES, MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS, NUNS CLOTH, ‘MOHAIR SERGES, ENGLISH LINEN. DOMESTIC SEERSUCKER, NORFOLK JACKETS, BRILLIANTINES, SICILLIENS, DRAP DETE, MOHAIR NORFOLK JACKETS, WHITE DUCK VESTS, WaNCY DUCK VESTS. E BR BARNUM & CO. sere @31 PENN. AVE. Oca Parnons Duxtonten ‘With the perfect and rapid working of our new Cable Cash Carrier system, crowd the “BON MARCHE” daily to enjoy the pleasure of receiving their change before their purchases are wrapped,and at the sane time reap the benefits of the extremely low prices. ‘The great bargains in , MILLINERY. ‘While an actual sacrifice will be continued until All the present large stock is disposed of we are de- termined to carry no sock irom season to season. RIBBONS. 10c. All Silk, No. 9, Satin and Ottoman Ribbo: a yard. No, 18, Creve de Chase Ribbons im desirable 15e. No. 16. Velvet and Geuze Fancy Ribbons, Satin and Gause Brocades, ‘Syard. No. 12, Satin and Ottoman, all good and de- sirable shades. ‘25e. Fancy iibbons, Ainest quality only, in ali col- @ yard. ors and designs, SASH RIBBONS. 60 CENTS A YARD. ‘7 inch wide GrosGrain Sash Ribbon, warranted alt ilk, all shades. 75 CENTS A YARD. G inch wide fine imported Motre Sash Ribbon, in all colors, warranted all silic. = oo cere A YARD, lange, satin striped, § inch wide Peeot ‘Edge Seah Ta 89 CENTS A YARD. wide Newport Sash Riobon im all shades ‘Extra fine quality, $1.19 A YARD, Handsome imported quality Brocade Sash Ribbon 10 inches wide, in ail leading colors. BLACK GROS GRAIN SASH RIBBONS. ‘Extra heavy imported quality, 8inch wido, 840. oe - “9+ « 60 “9° Moire s" © 980 wae C 10" 91.25. “ $1.98, ow « we Tt is not necessary for the BON MARCHE to assert ee at this establishment are of the Standard. 1m» assortment comprises every- thing im the Hibbon line. Hats, = 25 CENTS, ‘Rough and Ready Hats and Turbans, Large, Black and Ecra, High Crown, Broad Brims, same in mized straw, Children's Trimmed Hats, Ladies’ Bonnets. 48 CENTS. ‘Milan Hats, Fancy Braids, Japanese, Rough and Ready. This lot includes Dress Hats and Shade Hats in fine braids. 1 CENTS. Fine Mitans, best Shapes, g.01 Colors. These wold at 91.98. ieee ead ca i CENTS. fldren's Trimmed Hats, sll Colors, all lnpge variety. ‘These wers acid at Soca #194 TRIMMED HATS. - The LEADER. SThe FRANCESDAL! trimmed, in all colors, soa ee SEA AND MOUNTAIN HATS. A beautiful Summer Hat in different shapes and trimmings, at Stc.. $1.48, $1.74, 91.98, ‘We have made great reductions In all oar ‘TRIMMED DRESS HATS, For 95.00 we give your choice of a large variety heretofore sold st . $9.00. $10.00 and $1200, CREPES, GAUZES AND VELVET, ‘Mulle Crepes, 15c. a yard. Extra wide Mulls, in Pink, Bue, Carainal and Black, Ibe, & yard. ‘Reduction in all our CREPES, GAUZES AND VELVETS, BEE rs THE GREAT REDUCTIONS Tn Our PARASOLA IT WILL Pay. ‘We close at 6 p.m., Satarday excepted. STRICTLY ONE PRICE BON MARCHE 316-818 SEVENTH STREET X. W. of our Tilustrated Catalogue of Stock is just issued and will be sent free upon to all out-of-town castomers whd will forward to’ us their name and address, We have endeavored to make thie an tm- provement over the first number, aad think , we have succeeded, inasmuch s¢ it & more” complete compilation of stock, confined to sea- sonable goods, is more profusely iitustrated and contaius some very interesting reading matter. ‘The short sketch of the Prince, dwg, comes the more lnterdeting dacs his suicide, ; Tt also contains s humorous essay on women, fan article on the first actresses of Engiand, fees of Great Surgeons and Physicians, @c. ‘Foil instructions with reference to “Shopping by Mall.” with expres rates th: ‘Vie- ginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Nofth and South Carolina, . ‘We are daily recetving orders from all parts of the country, being confined to no particular section. ‘This department is under careful super- vision, and we have selected one of our most experienced lady clerk: to do the buying, with instructions to act in the customer's interest in every instanes, ‘Send usa trial order, We cheerfully refund the money for any goods purchased by mull Rot proving entirely sutisfactory. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ove Size Or Sosrzvs Brox {s meeting with unprecedented sucess, and @ vast amount of desirabe spring and sum- mer merchandise has been disposed of. Notwithstanding this fuct.we have yet too large @ stock for this season of the year, and are making daily concessions in prices, which, under other circumstances, would not be thought of. WEDNESDAY, J6xn 16, 1886-—WITH SUPPLEMENT. WANTED HELP._ FOR _RENT—-ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. COUNTRY BOARD. Oty ANTED—A WOMAN. TO’ OOK AND TRON aeape brivate imlly: must stay at wight, Apply at = War WARES Rina! Boa as ba gS NTED—IMMED) —DRESSMA Wain aabereiscnita ale Tse nie ae in NTED—ACTIVE PARTNER INGOODPaY- TW ing coon bastnens: $790 required, Sanve ammount 68 cantish rotribaced ty ad veniter. only those Meaning business, address SUCCESS, Star office. “1t* [Xy ANTED—ADDRESS OF RFLIABLE AND tles for Selérclngeolisesions: extra good comalasion, SMlutess Box 4 Bear office, Ft R RENT—FOUR BFAUTIFUL UNFUR- Rooms; cool and pleasant, on tlre floor on Jere-ste ‘OR RENT WO, Peet, FLOOR ROOMS: ‘Very desirable: 1618 Hi st, bw. cos. Vermont ave, RRENT_FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ‘and 3d floor Rooms, with Board: government reservation in tront; references ex: 1803 H tae nen gitar Fis RENT—OFFICE OR DESK 300M, FINE location om Fst, near Kobitt. Address NJ. Star ica. jerb-se ‘ANTED—ONE HUNDRED CARTS AND ONE ee TE fy to, BEA S, South Capitol and Isis, ne. ti ED-GEBMAN MAN AND_ WOMAN, favor garden work horse and cow: she, wast and cook. Apply 1313 13th st_ Jele-3t b—BY AN AMSTERDAM (HOLLAND) W tankingiirm, thoroashiy capabie agents for the eale of Premiam ‘Tickets (permatted by law in the Eplted states), for which monthly, payments are tak. most advantageous terms are granted, nal eutlofociory te uits are obtained @ fixed salary vl "Applications stating former eui- Ployment to ve addvemed to AMSTERDAM, Rox a, NY 3e16,28Jy0,3¢ 3 ED—A4 WOMAN TO COOK. WAKH AND W gah family of 4; agood ome to the right person: reference required. Apply to 40 Defrees st. Jel6-2* SQ ANTED-SETTLED COLORFD WOMAN TO cook and do housework for two; mat may at K jeid EDA WET NURSE FOR YOUNG W tinne Apoiy at aor ein stnw. — Jeld-ere (7 ANTED-WHITE WOM a. R FAMILY (Woon pple at once, with references. Appi to Room 6, Atmericaa rouse. “jo1s-se ‘ANTED—A GOOD RESTAURANT COOK (woman), German preferred, at 708 K st n. w. Jo16-31* ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AROUT 18 YEARS Warn da ne wucana ny te : VOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘second floor, single or en suite; bath same floor; at Summer rates; Caterer near by; no small children: 33 ‘2d st. ne sel4-st ‘OR RENT—TWO_ FURNISHED MS TO gentlemen only, at 110E st. nw. ence ex- yls3e OF ed ET LANGE PRONE RDO. FUR. oi Wits bach room attached, sultabie for two gentlemen. 902 14th ot. n.w. jel4-sr ‘OR RENT—A SMALL FAMILY WILL REN’ ‘a few rooms fo, parties withontehilaren: Convent. ont ty Pension and Guvernmen’ Printing ofice mod erp improvemmts, Terms moderate B16 ude. aw. TOR, REL T EURNISHTD ROOMS. COMHUNT ing or single, with board, at summer prices; convenient to cars and herdics; roome larg tairy. 12 3d st. ne. serasie R RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 ROOMS: Ast: ¥ rooms 3d wife if agreeable. Addre N POR RENT_HOUSE TEN ROOMS, WITH sTa- park. 10 Le Droit builditie. IR RENT—FOR THE SUMMER. PART OF A farnished ‘cool location; RENT—421_ 11TH brick House, with sixteen foome. will sn for ibe summer. cea 1907 P R RENT _NICF SQUARI media ely answered By mal JOHN RN, ws: |, Proprietor. eles M™ MOLLIE DOSY Is NOW PREPAKRD to receive Bearers at ber cotings al Washington Grove'er the summer sean, commencing une 1B. 's Feanouable, plese ANTED—ROARDEIS—ANM PREPARED “Wi ‘epteriain boarders for season: will turgish Gests class coontry ba _, fait, all surniebed ri: a lovely view ul Moun alps wud the best location Rapps can aftord; on turnpike between Warren-ou and Washington; =~ a ‘HE YATTON HOU SEAR ROUND HILL I ™ for’ the of d aS ay rece) tion of guesta. = 5" miles from depot Warreuton: uice road, a love drive TA. Will make ibines.as-plee-act cs uy. Address Sc ANDER: YX Wondm, kajpace, Va jelwae eA, CBR TRAL FEMALE lie, Va. Wo truins dally to moderaie. Fare goot, JAROM TWENTY TO TWENTY-FIVE HOARD piles Prom the station, Aadtess “S'W. bus TUN, Round Hill, Loudoun Guanty.Va | jele-ae™ UNTRY BOARD IN PRIVATE F near White Post Station, & V. i R Meal tice, (rare, water peasant ror, hletty shade, wear aud Ice. ara LUCINDA ExtRISaAN, Wilite Bout claree Ce ‘yelG-20* M NIST ANON di ates "ick House, 237 10 b st. ne. iar and bathroom and ali modern conver Sort Seneead cud ta tBescagh enter. ngs ne, OR RENT—UNFURNISHED, 016 B AT. .W.. Heionaree Kooms with privae alte a story. JPOR RENT—AT 1414 AND 1910 K OT NW. large, cool, elegantly furnished Rooms. with or wih ogee, ‘Stumer tn Mis GRANT. my27-Ime VOR RENT—AT eo4 16TH ef NW, FUR ished Rooms. en sulte or single, on ist and 2d loors: at moderate terms during the eum er season. Wi accommodate transient people it desired: privaie famliy. ‘my2e ime eee ‘We sell an immense quantity of Handker- chiefs. ‘Most dealersthink that Handkerchtefs belong to Christmas, and do not carry astock of any Proportion except at that time, hence the peo- ple have been led not to expect any kind of aa assortment during ® .y other season, ‘We are labor! .. uurd to dispel thie mistaken Sdea; too hard in fact, tor as a consequence we find ourselves overstorked in several lines, which we are now obliged to forego profits upon In order to caune thelr disposal ‘Here will be found “True Bargains,” such as eannot be secured at Christmas time. 1 surplus lot cf Men's All-Linen, Fancy and Cvlored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, % {uch hem. Were. Surplus stock price. 1 surplus lot of Men's All-Linen Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, % to 2 foch hems, ‘Were Surplus stock pri 1 surplus lot of Ladies’ White “heer Linen, Scalloped-edge Em -roidered Handkerchiefs, embroidered in white and colora, ‘Surplus stuck price... 1 surplus lot of Ladies’ All-Li.zen Scalloped edge Black Embroidered 1 idkerchiefs. ‘Wert 0c. Surplus stock price. ee BTC. ‘We keep no “Mixed” Handkerchiefs,1 one but “All-Linen,"* WOODWARD & LOrHROP. We Suan Orrer Touonnow ‘Morning at 9 o'clock 100 pieces of White Crin- xled Seersucker, choice goods, warranted to keep ite crimped surface through washing. For the conventence of distribution we shall cut them In lengths of & Yards for 80c, 10 Yards for 60c. 12 Yards for 72c. As values go this ie worth 10c per yard. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘We opened yeuterday anew involce of Misses? Jerseys, bought under extremely advantageous circumstances, which enables us to offer them at the low price of $1.75 each. Imported Stockinette, Vest Front, Coat Back. Colurs: Black, Brown, Nevy, Garnet and Cream. Sizes: 28, 30 and 32. Worth a year ago $2.50; only $1.76 each. (Second floor: take e'evator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROT. On Monday we will again resume our Auction sale of Dry Goods, and continue from day today. Hours, 10 in the morning tilt 2 in the afternoon. Ladies will please take notice that the Auction sale Of Dry Gonds is held in cur back building, upstairs, ‘Still we offer for private sale stock in our regular Dry Goods Department at prices most astonishing. Remember, we are going out of Dry Goods. ‘We must sell and retuse no reasonable offer, It will pay you to come and see wa, It will pay you well to lay in Winter goods, ‘We hove a good and desirable stock. Our Dress Goods are as fine 9s can be found any- where, Remember, we must sell. THE IMMENSE RUSH in onr Embroidery and Lace department left us a Iit- te short of some gogda on Saturday. ‘We now announce the following new arrivals of Big ‘and Special lots which we claim to be the cheapest ‘gv0ds shown by us this season. SWISS EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS, ‘Seven new patterns added today to our famous 2hc. lot; they are 10 to 14 inches dep, worth 48c. a yard. Remember our price, 25c. a yard: ALSO opened to-day, 16 new patterns of Swiss Embroidered Skirtings, 46 Inches deep. work coming high up; acta- al value $1 26 to $1.98: our price only $18 yard. Re- member 16 new patterns opened since Friday. In Laces we are showing everything that is desira- ble. We have bargain on top of bargain, Weare only sorry that some customers at this department cannot receive the attention they deserve: we allude to those who come during the extra busy hours, and at times ‘when the stock ts se “‘mussed” that it ie imposstbi show the many good things we have. Just opened. a 40-1nch Oriental Flounce tor 76c. a yard, worth $1.25. SCARFS AND BHAWLS, ‘We are selling a great many of all-wool Cashmere Scarts and Shawls this season, from the quantity of shawis sold the prices must be correct, ‘We will offer for the next few days: 100 dozen of Scarfs (all-wool Cashmere), fringed ends, at OSc. each. 50 dosen of scarfs (all-wool Cashmere), tringed all round, bandsomely embroidered at $1.40 each. Crepe Capes and Shawisa specialty. ‘The largest line of fine Capes aud Shawls in the city. BAUS. Sele artnet growth of the ‘nbs tJ atop Tes milo out tis euturely harmless perfectly ore rrd fae "7 oe eat i thegeiore @ the pi: 4 A] Sri mettagetneeng gees sou om may which the abticies now eran Cn ag CONN gi Pep fe ras Reaher tues ge aati Birt ‘in use, it te Cage ofthe ore ‘and ral ee lla, than a eae ames fas. re i ! Fi ! 3 w patterns, really LEAR AND HARMLRSG AS WATER NATTANS CRYSTAL D! ¥ FOR THE gray bait {i natutal saloe BAN appearance: Gare ‘ra Men Cooks, fers, and Assistants, white ‘colored: A springs. 717 Msi. uw. DUN. and colared: city and springs, 717 nae ANTED-AT LH. LAMB'S NATIONAL Fle Bakery, 04 Fst. av. first-class Hand, union -A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK; State ago and experience. Address CARBON, ‘Now is the season to seoure Bargati «. Pharmacy, 8h and F ste. n.w.; oue with some FOR RENT—FLATS. SOCOM ARS & LOTHROF. = a MENT Ee jfok RENT-IN THE “EVERETT.” 1790 HST. = D— EMPLOYMENT BUREAU = “ EG . Sonvrvs Stock Or Haxpxercurzra | W disedby taites Coes Chambenoas Nore, | E'nw. a very desirable Plat; ren tow sort um THOS, J. FISHER & mer. Appl jelose 1324 F at nw. FOR RENT—OFFICES Ex, RENT—OFFICE ROOMS—18T AND 3D floors ot 1419 F st.. adjoining Baltimore “sun” building: also desk room. Apply LUUSON @ DEK- BLE, 18.9 F ot nw, Jerr ANTED—A RELIABLE HONEST MAN, understands feed business, Please addi RENT — NATIONAL TAW AND TRUST CO. 1214 F st, ind YOY desirable Office Room for rent in said build Uon address T. BLAGDEN, City P. 0., Box 581. 15-3t* a IR RENT—A NICELY FUR! of 8 rooms. an M one square ofthe and September: a, Yery low to a respo EL _ ws oR RENTI80 INDIANA AVE OPPORITE « : $50 per month; house now open atv Fer turer Infirmation address, THOR Tas -and ave. Capitol Hill, within location for sun mer: rent ithout small’ ehil- DR RENT—TO TWo LADINS IN OFFICE OR mail private family for Unree months, 2803 Q st, elas JVOR RENT-THREESTONY BRICK ing. 2011 N at. ow.; Key at 2019 Not. aw. Jelo-im OR RENT—A TWOSTORY FRAME, WITH ‘Store, Bake House and Stable attached.” Inquire at 622 Hstrent ne. with back building. rooms, bath and ail 15-0.and 1524 New Jersey ce. Apply to W. C. DUVALL Eset ot pri face free, add oan Bury, Montgowery Co the suunmer a rainia, one-balf mile road Address or 1, Star ofc. om PS SUMMER BOARDING.“ lies from Fortress Man: Home and ‘Normal ‘Scvout, awn, excelicat butlilng. tsi Revers to bir. W. b. WitiGnt (ne ‘and Fsia.and JOSEPH DAGO? For verms appiy to Dax _Jelbace PP jamprou, Va QOD GROVE, ROUND HILL, LOUDOUN on, Wee Re ne rne eis OUROUN oi taining thirtecn sleeping upartuicni~, with good board, one mile from station: transfer to and from depot tres Of charge. telegraph “aud. Lv Weuient. FOr con terms, sitrem JM HAM MALLY je 1s 15 LEBFOSS Accom ae des! ERSONS ATED AT PLEAS- abt place ip counlry; airy rooms: lane aud fataded vara SPTINE Water: go "tate; ee whee two ma fem Purceliviite ster Tena. MISO OS re Via, Jedd YOUNTRY BOARD aT FAM NOUSE ON 7 Buil ton Ratietield “For particulars apply to AMOS BENSON, susiey priya, Prince Waa, county, Van jels-lwe SUMMER” BOARDER TAKEN Ar paris S mout, iw one of the most beautiful and hea th sections ct Virginia," bienty of shade, ailia, {uit a getables, Danclig pavilion, ae.” Addie De de AVEANER, Pallomont, Loudon Co., Va. jel2-2w )OR RENT—SIX-ROOM Ast st..e. Apply at = STS = JOHN T. MITCHELL, NTED—COOKS, DRESSMAKERS. CHA} i‘. 'W dermuide, nurses’ scrubbers, dishwashers, watt | _J&0-20t Real Lunate Department. era, ladies’ maids; otuer hel ris ‘and northern tien: as = s gekvwaae & ™ * fel BUSINESS CHANCES. _ D—HUNPRED MEN AND WOMEN. —TO A PARTY WILLING TO INVEST W aiiet once,“ White and colored women cooks, | SOOO ne ou nity of doublvig it 20; Chambermaids, Nurses, Men Cooks, Wowtale buRGESS kmp. ures, 326 F Jel21w* oppor within’ three months is offered by a gentiemny of Sharactar ‘and’ standing. “addres OR. it, star TANTED—-MEN AND WOMEN DESIRING ple goods. Address, w th 23 cexts stamps. to pay stage, for contract and samples, LS. MPG CO. ptrer Jerse” ‘ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT, EARNEST Catholic man located outside principal cities, to represents large, reapousibie Darclay St fouse in his ‘own locality. Good salary to right party, Reter ed. MANUFACTURER, lock box 158, ANTI i MEN TO REP .ESENT THE National Mutual Lie association, 1420 F sts Mberal a.rangements on sulary and commission wil be made. Call at office betwee: Sand 9 aim, or ad- dress A. H, BEACH, Special Agent. 23m ‘ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A “W few bariness at their homes, easy learned in ‘ap hour, 10c. to 50c. an hour ade daytime or even ing. Sehd 0c, orap ckage of sampl-s aud 24 work- ing samples to conimence on. Address, ALBANY SUPPLY 0., Albany, N. Y. ‘my 18-1 TUATION joe. ie FOX SALEONE POOL AND ONE BILLIARD tabie cheap fur cash; 820 Sth et, n.w. Ite 70K RENT—THREE SQUARES FROM Patent. Post and Pension offices, House 47 F st. n. Teoms, water aud gas, aid bulh Foom: Trent ce jon at once ‘Inguire of EON TOBR.NER, T—HOUSE 620 B Brick, bees per mouth ia advance. Apply on the premises jel FO2 SAGEFINE BARR 20M, CARGE POOL Room (three tables); dweiling nine rooms. fur- nished, with iease: rent low; terms, one-half cash, bak ance iu monthl socaltg;rare chang for pervon Jeuring 40 ¢nguge in liquor business. For. particulars 4 Ste Walkin, 630 Loustanaatec howe tele tin B. ge koaeenox. s REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE BROKER, 1515 H st nw. cor. Vermont ave. Rents houses and collectarents —__—_teLS-1m* GENTLEMAN OF INTEGRITY AND GOOD AA. stareding, wl \y years’ experience in tue Dusiness, desires to make the acquaintance of gentle Mau OF lad, 01 means, witha view of foraping busia-an arrangements assilent pariner. $0.0U0 required, and Usreieed to double in three years, Address FS, ENRY, City Pust Office, Jelo-at PoE PERE OR SALE—A LARGE OOMMODIOUS Dining Room, with good business, opposite the peg, gnsion Buliding. “For particulars Gat at 618 Ey {7 ANTED—VACATION WORK—AS SECRE- W ists, Covernessyor chaperane, by a Yay, So aicwoawiihadratsias schol eference Teqaltad. a LL PERSONS WHO DESIRE 10 BUY OR AA ‘eit Pneumatic Gun Carriage stock callor ad: ares’ 'W. L. TOWhtS, Broker, jel2-1w duh st now. Address VACATION, Star 1 Wwe ORED ‘oman, a situation as nurse and to do plain sew- Ing in private family; willing to go away: best of ret erences. Cail at 1124 16th st. n.w. 1 5 A RES! BLE O D chambermat: fie Uy AsTED-A STEN nN Be ment at nominal salary; best references. A. WUISCOE, City P.O. Jele-aie” BC. A\\7ANTED—BY A LADY INTENDING TO RE- Wit home to frienas tn Eng'and, mald of purse to lady fo. $ 1e voyag': : jd. Address Miss Ky pect pay outside of vansuge pal ieee, at ANY soe staseericner) a aeesanem cnet ostre ‘TED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTA- "Witt white Gist sn nurse and: chambermaid; the very best of reference. Apply at 2027 L st. uw. jelo-2t1 W 5 ~A YOUNG MAN, 18 YEAKS, OF 8 W 4Avtars experience in the drng business, desires a prsition; yood references. Address, Box’ 43 star office. dels. NTED—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE 1d competent servants in ail capacities—whh colored, with chy references. BA. COOMBS, Emp Boredu 926 F st. n.w. Jel4-6t V SD—B MPETENT MAN, A =ITU- : ws Coachman; \ iling to go way for sum- mer; best reierences, if req.hed. Apply at 1s.u 20th at. sei4-3e Wsstens LADY WOULD WISH TO GE’ 8p ax for a respeciable white -irl_as chamber- ruald: would assist to tuke care of chiidren: no objec~ Mon to Jeave the city. Call at 142 Cst.s.e, jeld-st* ANTED—PLACK™ FOR (OOKS, 2d GI_1S, ‘nurses, ladies’ maids, housekeepers and others, with references. ‘This and’ other cuies und couuiry. PRIC,. & BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. nw. Jel2-61© OHN J. BOGUE, REAL, ESTATE AND 1NSU- rance Agent, 1451 High st., Georgetown, D.C. makes a specialiy of property ‘in Georgevown, aud surrounding: fou will find itto your advan taxetosee me. Telephone cali u2d-6. jel: Fe, ALE—TO RIGHT PARTINS, A RAKE chance to get Into the hotel business, on one of the dest xtreets im city. > mall capital aecded. Owner going away. For particulars audresé S26 7:b st a. Ww. Jelu-6u [PLORIDA, THE ITALY OF AMERICA=60 ages Vaiuable informativn—Oppurtunities for pro- Btable investisenis; @ Home; Orange Grove, Winter Garien, Damage from Heeent Freeze. Published by Bailey 5) ndicate. indorsed by leading officials of F.orda “Send six 2c. stamps tor copy ty J. F, TUCK- Manager, Brooksville, Fi Jeol ¢ VHANCE FOR. BUSIBASS—COAL SHIPPING / wharf and yard; most econowical on Potomac river well equippe : engine for loading and unlowding cars, and track un upper and lower -pler; 22 fet of water at dock; for ‘and wholewmie coal and wood business nothing to equal it; will sell or rent, Applrto JOHN F. WAGGAMA: Je5-118 (B04 and Bud F st. nw, TLANTIC CITY, N. J.—HOTFIA, COTTAGES, and (ots for reut or sale by & G@ ADAMS & CO. Keui Hstate aud Josurauce Ageuw, 2031 aAuanué ave. my25-1m .EVEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS. ‘Bonds secured by mortgn.e on Heal Kstate ‘AC uo per cent. of Its valuation, by te OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST PANY. 01 Nebraska, Hon. A. U. WYMAN, Late Treasurer U.S.,President, Interest’ and Princlal Guaranteed and. payable a the Ubemical National bank, New York City. Loane in sums of from $500 to $6,000. running from three wo ave scare” Interest payable. semilair Dual. ‘The absolute certainty and’ security of these tine ome oe to the iberal patrounge uf ‘asbington invest rs. PARKER & TOWNSEND, apl4-3m Washington Agents, 1418 F at nw. ee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE w : 7 be within half a mille of gov't printing office. Address G. H., “tar office. ty WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED-ANY PARTY HAVING A SNUG ilttle busine-s to dispuse ot at a close figure for cash may hear of s purchmser Ly addressing Box 3, Star office. Selé-1* a ‘Address Kor 27, Star office. z Branch roud, lath ” Box at “Argyle,” Pine: st. extended. For terms address T. B., City P. 581. wel. ‘ANTED—HORSFS TO PASTURE ON GEN. EF. Beale's farm. ut 13.50) per ms leo Horwes if tor $8 60 per ai. Appiy’ * Tiny Sentes oor. doth st and Leave Je14 ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, 20 W fears in government employ. cierical work, oF otheremp.oyment in real e-tate, thsurance or other Office. Address J. F. D., 491 «.tssouri ave, Jell-1 Wa BD—EVEI save 26 per cent in ouying boots, shoes: Wserciare ercn gig tts at i ara BO BS ae acs door oe ‘jell -Gut ‘D—A *HORTHAND WRITER NOT eee Geriug samen wants @ few pebolers mapicte a cuss: Lernis reasonable; place for study euieut and quiet. Ben Pitman’ stem. Address Post Oilice. jel0-61* ‘LkD—T0 EXCHANGE-MARKET OR EX- Ae Range or Vapor, Oil or Gas Stoves tor old ones. DUPLiu’S, $31 Sta, near K. smoky chim- feys cured oF no pay. Old Sioves bought aid sold cheap. Jeo-lm* t OK SALE—CHEAP AND ON SMALL MONTR- Jy paymenta abont three acresof laud on the Ridge road, near Benning’s, improved by trame house, sia- ble, weil of excellent’ water which never falls, and is Rocked with large wud small fruits, “Apply to br. Poo1, 142 41th st. aw. Jer8-we (0% SALE-120 SUBURBAN BESIDENCES, rms Hou ex and Lots, eusily accessible, by rail or carriageways." Appiv to or address NE & MUKDOCK, Attorneysat-Law, 1339 und 1337 F st. dele-lw TT? SPECULATORS—312 ACR 8, AT MUIR- kirk station, 14 miles, on Washi a Branch, with fine elevath ions und road fronts, For sule very R.W.TENPL MAN & CO, a: Agents, 87 Lexington m., Baltimore, Md FOR SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, 1503200, ON ave; b-autiful building site; convenient to 1,2.,0, Apply to UTTRE..1., 1418 New York ave. ‘OR SALE —— BARAT — BEAUTIFUL country’ Place, Just beyon WO0d, diy acres, @ room house, incomplete order, strouncea be tearat: ful sha.ie trees: fine view, excelleut water, good stavle, &c., ail fenced in. ‘Ibis Is oue of the mest desiraule es aan in ibe market: omy wauO. Wali’, & w (OR RENT—E GHT ROO! 3 ern improvements; bath; 1733 13th at n.w : $27.60, in advance; Key nextdoor. Apply 1288 11th st. terms tuguire of Dr. TONER ‘OR RENT—A_ SiX- bath, bot | cold wale io aitiinen of rare; 404 ew 408 Xen Jersey ave po es op) lurathed: rent $40 per mo, apn y to THOMAS J. FISHER & (O.. 1324 Fst. uw. ioe (OOM BRICK HOUSE; ‘k in front: couFenient jersey ave min HEIGHTS —A and latrobe: complete! Permo., OFFICES, 1018 Fst.n.w.,st.@c..$200 ‘9th & Pa. The above is oniy a sruait or full hist cali at office for dui thelst andi6th. ‘jei5! etn insved oD THOS. &. WAGGAMAN, NK FC PITOL, A DESIR. Dee and pleasantly situated Brick Dwell Tooms, including bath, 103 POR RENT—HOUBE 509 H ST. N. W re_of Pension office, coutaint {OK RENT—CLINTON HOUSE, ON THE ner of 7th and 1 st Douse, suitable for a first-class hotel.” Inquire at 902 14th st. &@ large aud commodious boarding or private the house of Hon. 8.s. Cox, ‘beautifully situated Circle, until 1atel This house is one ‘dwellings in the city, bas all modern improvements ‘andis ia first-class Condition. Fur further {nformation DULANY & WHITING, RK RENT_SRICK HOUSE, 9 ROOMS, 1831 Brick House, 7 room: St D.w.: $22.50. Furnished Rack Parlor, 162 ‘Apply at 1625 14th st. n. FOR RENT—1496 8 BT. N. Brick, five rooms furnished; 14th st, n.w.; $80. v.--SEVEN ROOM | modero improve- perk oni on al ST. N.W., BET. 1ST AND Sirseatory niw brick Howe, © roo! with bath room; front end reur yard. p.CONNI-LI?S, cor Ist and Ha, iS JOR RENT—SEV NW. fe ave. e.wilh ail modern improvements; $)3 iyhevance: one sauare trom the Capitol ‘OR RENT—1k JOR RENT-NEW BRICK “HOUSF, lve 10TH ‘$25. T. F. SCHNEIDER, 935 F st. aw. OR RENT—707 E\ST CAPITOL ST., NEWLY Papered and painted brick. # rooms, bath, etc.; $45 per mouti foam" “Tus. & PRAY, 917 Fst nw. ‘Cottage, 9r,, mod. imps, New store and dwelling, 713 U st. n.w.: $50. ee TE, Od IpeyS17 Rhode isiaid ave :S18. Rew hay wingow brick, 416°Q st; hall Ors ined Impa: $13.50. aps: BIG large grounds, cor. New at ce en 164 P st., trame, 5r; $11. 5 new houses Land rent exch 916.30. ‘3 new houses in rear, 4r.; $12.30. CHAS. . Capito; sta, 6r., mod imps.; VOR RENT-HOUSE 605 NEW JERSE n.W.j pine rooms: modern improvemen' r month, Apply to W. OR RENT—THREESTORY BRICK, WITH fail. modera_ im} large g good locatisn for business or dwe.ling. 1:39 14th st \y $38 per mouth. Apply to JOH . COOK, cy AIL (OR SALE—HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS; LARGE grounds on high ground; 1% mile fiom depot: 0.1, Also, aix-roum House. Ty acres of land; | ice yade; $1,000. 0, E. HIN, Vienna, Fairfax Cov! (SS Jeiaste” OR SALE— STREET CARS PASS THE DOOR. A beautiful Country Hom has large double Brick li: a pepe acres 0 nd, fruits, flowers, &c. ‘This place can be had ai w bargain. sm ‘HUFTY & DYER, Jel2se 1301 F st. OR SALESIN UY ATISVILLE, MD. 7 HOUSES ‘01 8 rooms each; slate rooted: good condition; $240 ayear euch guaranteed. Also lots adjoining of 22,700 aud 6.400 square feet euch; hand:omely1o- cated, Offers first-class investment, MARION DUCK- EVT, Altorney-ai-.aw, Biadeusburg, Md, — je5-Lua Wy ANTED—ALL PARTIES WHO DESIRE TO Woathire OA FRENCH magietic healer and medium, to call ab 1734 7th ot. nw. before the 23d fuse JeB-2We Foe, BALE-, INTRY PLACE, ON 7TH ST. ourhounés, stables, det of about 182 acres; fine dweli ave, Apply to JESS BRUWN. 160. I st.n.w. 10-20 ‘ANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNITUR Featuer Beds, and all kindsol Household Puruhure, jor which the highest cash price willbe paid. Audress H. BAUM, 239 7th st, aw. ANTED—UPi OISTKRING OF ALL KINDS, W Ainirinastresses renovaied. rip covers cnt and Furulure packed aud shipped. c.C. HALL, w. Jel-im* 5gy7 ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE. KEEPING W itceses aepectaity. City refcrence given when ing. Will grain teed when necesser.. Cant be req eeu at Pricd' 311 Gist. n.w. Farm op 7th road, fromi city. 0. HL #. CLARK, Sligo, oo hgeseer ‘myt-1m' ANTED—SiIAM CARPET | CLEANING; ture steamed, upkolateking of al Oftoe Lau tact ner Sth and K sa Be. euphonseall 1u-s. kB, YOUNGS. ap2d-zmne ‘ASTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- furnicure, furs, dc, iGrminated from “carpet, furniture, fire, Brocess | ‘kill them, Gs eH UITACe & BNO, 616 Lousiana avaap20 ‘miles from Penpaylv Fo, SALE-BUILDING LOTS AND FARMS: along the line of It, R. 1n Me ry and Prince et sod cheap. A. P. HILL & CO., 1338 Fst je8-2w ry LE OR EXCHANGE FO CITY Pi Kr‘, tars mpi oe Buna, coe ‘er . Beet erg Sige POR Ri.NT-ONE NEW TWO=TORY BRICK House, 6 rooms, batb-reom, concreteceliar, withall Isz2 bth ee mw. Ment BI. 0 NT — BRICK IOQUSE, 1509 PIERCE "Place, 7 roome all mL, 227-00. Brick Hause, Wid 22th stn w., 10 roouin al i Leal Hatate Agent, 1: $166.67 2016 Hillyer Pl, 10r..960 1806 N. H_ave.,i6r-..150 502 21st. 14r_am.L. ‘Uwner leaving he city ners, tor spot cash, ata bargain. that we Will take # square piauo in Change pari payms 4788.33 1801 Magnolia ave. 72h Lat n.w.11 F--84-88) 1126 Conn. at 218 Ist. aw. Gr... 16.50 HUMAS J. FISHER @ OO, Al z i agers! AERR rest ct F 2: vos ee om oe eer Seabrook Station: Band BiB ‘minutes by car- w sity; beautifully located: ‘two sold in six months; price $11 ON DUCKETT, Attorney-at-Law, ‘Ma, or JASPER al. “JACKSON, 212 D et aw.,, Washlog- ton. ‘aplo-sm: closed with ten-foot fence; aud ail con- Venlences fur raising il be sold, with all the 1d furmung i thy and possession Given ‘at onde, SOHN T MITCH ELE noe) ee ANTRD-STEAM CARPET CLEANING, 0 W eh ‘OUE pro ees. Telophoue 115-6, A. H.CHACK anaa O16 Lotiisians ave, IONER OF DERDS FOR W trary state ana Ter Woury nan Oot ‘Commissioner, JO} LL, 1430 F st. a. w, (ogee irom 2a mtd pm. Teleprone sea "6 pn LOST AND FOUND. er, 12314 F at. nw. mbs-su PERSONAL. erie peel ee ‘BUSDN: 88 T! ‘acted thorough! sbaduw: ra: confide! ASHINGTUN UeiBUTIVE AGENCY, F Bow WILLIAMS & CO. “eisst ON AQUUNT OF THE HEAVY DUP: Gent's Second-hand fof call ak STUsTH's Uld Suna,” G19 Det. n.w. Jolu-la.3d a, YS PLEASE LEAVE ee EER ears EVER, BANG Teak ‘MON: rie ant reve eee Tina beh wn. ‘O8T—DURING MAY, ON THE. Prope ncu cee a joxious Insects of N. pa Ge ‘reward. tL. 0. HOWA..D, Agri ‘Gutural department. Jed O8T—ON SOTUBDAY. THE aS Peary pie fevees eto as ete ee ee BOARDING, 37 Snot cea I, BOSTAN. ana Boars ‘eouwe ry ET HARTS INSEC) POWDER IT IS ag ees ei-lm Southwest Cor, ha K ots, 2. we PROPOSALS. ote at ot the, Lovertor & year spe: Ofieg of Comtian dine {pte eee eNeOCCCoCCo—————_ LOG Beoretary. Mus J. P. Paruzz IMPORTER, 1107 ¥ STREST NORTHWEST, ‘Will clove out the balance of ber importation of PARIS BONNETS and LONDON HANS, together =e BEE tt oh ‘me for rest or sale ls ‘of cost to the owner. office. (AN. 10th and F sta.n#. I N THE COUNTRY—BOARD TO BE OBTAINED twenty miles from Washington; sation peat and airy: only auulis ueed apply. AG Grew Box 64, Star omce. seo" JOCD BOARD, PURK WATER, CARRIAGIS Mand horace ior hire. beaatifit valley and mavwtele scenery: threefvur.ts of a wlie from st othe fullrogd station: tour nulies from Berry Aduress Are iG. PENDLETON, Gaylord YO. Clarke county, Va ye1osme BASE ROCK SE ING, OPEN POR BOARD ra, Sigualies rom Sumit Point, Bund 0. Ry 2% miles from Berrs vie, SV. KH. All communal: cations to Mrs J. O'BRIEN, Berry vilie, Va. jeo-lin® y CE SUMMER BOAKDING AT REASONABL N races turuabed con iinied number eaionaed Dleasat situation; govd tabl. For informe. Gress Aira Mo FRANKLIN, Marper's Ferry Ar c jentw 5: MMER BOAKD—AT BROWNSVILL. shade, good water, fruits, te burns, BUA Laon kind Oh And express ofices one tle thd Termm apply to. BAN, Wellington Prince w tl Jeweties™ DLEASANT SUMNER BOARD CAN BE OB tained on feaconable” terms ‘tt ptisave taanily ie ‘graph aut bor par.ieulars Lexington, Va. This ts one of the Lea:totest looa lone: in tne Valley ot Virginia, and situated ‘on the Haale more and Ohio. ratiroad. Washlogton. Being tn. the ve fords a de. ge sh yd ilk, ice and howe comiure. spe: furuilies. “Address Mie M.A. ton, Van UMM MYRMLE WALI pure mountain air. wo mosgultoes. special nv tow to vabie fare; «pen June sth terms, Seer kK: 40 rooms. eB WURMELL, Proprietor Har va" ny 2th bury BOM REAT North Moun:aln” of Virginia, twelve miles weet of Winchester and five east of Rock bnon Spris Will be oLen from Juve Ast to December Ist. M net Racers. Fare good, with homelike accommodauicun Address Mrs = = GORE Valley Home, Back Creek Valley P.O, my25-lm Frederick county, BORER Son 1x Tae woe ‘of Md.inear isarper's Ferry), A pieasute topreame and fiest-cluns country accommodations supped Me. ferences yoratisved.”” Poraue per_werwks fn WM CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington Co. AL my 10S, KL GHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED in the mouutains at “The irook,” pars Sonable terms. Address Mite. C STOCK TUN, Rio ».U., Albewarle Go., Va. my iS-Lu FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Fei nsuka ‘B6INCH STANDARD COLUM> bia Bicycle, tn mditton, $45. Address UMBiA, Star office. ~ DOK SALE-HANDSOME 7 Sosnniched by tustes. © and < years old: Mon LOCK: splendid drivers: a great batgail. DOWNES, Stables, L, between 16th aud 17th sos mw, EG —GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, doing a good business. “Natisiactory reason ociling, madre on ihe premises Bul G of 5 w. UMBIA BIC FF ait nickei. “1016 Taih sas, JOR SALE—CHEAP—THE STOUK, FIXTURES and lease of a No.l Restatirant, oontrally costed. A dress J. 4., 404 Pennayivanin ave. Jolu-ute POR SALE-LEAS.. FIXIUKES AND sTock Froit and Variety tind, dolig & good busine, tm ings Marnet. Good reason 10r selling out. Apply at i0i7 wih st, nw. yereae POR SALE—A SMALL YACHT, THE “GILT ge," In Hirst-class conditin, iying at 6th sree Wwhark W. J. CONNOUB, Osh ot, whart Jexunste TGR SALALTY Ee WAIT Hn SECONDHAND ih excellent coudiion. Can be sen at 90 F ot u.w., second flour he ee Pons AGE—Gho ait AND PROVIsios sronE Uoing « Goud Ousiness: lung tease. Keusun toe ailing, partes wealth ts Tal-lug and Cannot Business Address Hox 46, Blut off JQuR SALE tie: prc tuan y2bu0 : fiat ctr" Apbiy to atx Ginex 16 GROCERY AN inns jor’ firsi-c.ame Inquire wt 1126 iin st, corner Muss echusctts ave. oda {OK SALB—THE BEST LEATHER SA» ATU trapks ln the city, only S.o0, See our Hamuvck ud Steamer Soleagents for Gord's IXL. Fire Works 700 Maract mpuce. Peunsylvauia avenue FSS ALES BASHING MACHINE FREE ‘To 1 Woduce them in Washington, we will ive Sway 1,000 SelFOveraiing Wasiiug Machives It pou Wail OMe BeDd Us you! naIDe and Rtret wid cose at once. NAWCH LAUN ORY Wolke Vacior Gtand Upright PIANO, for only $150, ‘iy octave, Un. ee-stFilig, Upriyhi Fotewoud dase, Carved truss Lome 1 bis & Very rare opportunity to procure » bargain. “An immediate male is desir nse We have alsoan eiegant Parlor Uprucht, nearly new, nd Oalnssce can be pad ab tive atnall race ors per mont, list cau beeen at PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS. Jel 422 ih mtr, POR SALE-ONE MILLION Sieur ax brick of tue best quality, for imuseduate CAPITAL PRESSED BICK OU. KHL BORUGH,weeretary, WOR md HK OBALL—ONK SHOOND-HAND UPKiGHT ‘Sito: speciat An uprights aud squares, Rintios sud organs ty Tent: “enay venus UCD ORCH & 00., ¥25 7th at. now., Boer plauo ages, my 43m. sta Fo BALE—OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGG) BS, Varnisbed apd paiuied Wagons, vid ‘and wew, on outhly parmente, oF casi” Ain. Sage wind Bt cana J. He, $U¥O M wi, Georgetown. my 1 (OK SALE-AT MY NEW REPOSITORY THE Stock of fine carriages ever carriages on “band ly attended to: Aun: G. Sun FASHIONABLE TAILOR, (Adjoiuing tbvit House.) _nenecunene 1809 F STREET N. w., OFFERS COLORED MILAN HATS AND HON. ‘NETS, KID GLUVES THREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES AT AND BELOW CosT TO CLOSE, ‘ if fe | ery