Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1886, Page 4

eT ——, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.©.. SATURDAY: > a THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTO ceeenet onene AG USE 7, 1886. jaily paper pub- Mabed in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added ‘The Star cannot undertake to preserve or Feturm rejected communications. Con- tributors who wish to possess their man- scripts, if unused, should keep a copy. © No attention paid to Anonymous Let- ters. New congressional nominations are following each other thick and fast. The renomination of Messrs. Turner and Blount, in the second and sixth Georgia districts, is a matter for gen- eral congratulation. They are among the most valuable members of the House. On the other hand, the enforced withdrawal of Mr. Cox of the fourth North Carolina district Is to be de- plored. It was due solely to the position he assumed and consistently maintained in regard to elvil service reform. As chairman ot the special committee on that subject he always exerted a healthy influence upon his party associates, but some of them resented it, being more or less violently opposed to the reform, and Mr. Cox has found it up-hill work to cham- pion and carry out the President's ideas on the subject in the House; and now he has found that his constituents are also bebind the times fa this matter. The Virginia and North Caro- Una democrats appear to be particularly op- posed to the doctrine of civil service reform, as elucidated and practiced by the President, and many signs of revolt are perceptible also in other quarters. But it Is not true, as some have lately thought and said, that the south is sol- idly against the President's reform policy. Two Florida district conventions, in renominating Messrs. Dougherty and Davison, have declared im the most emphatic manner their adhesion to the principles of the reform and approval ot the President's method of administering it, and the sentiment is also strong in some parts of Georgia and Alabama, But whether they like civil service retorm or not, the democrats will find it the part of wisdom to consent to it 4m good faith. ‘The law on that subject ts in existence, and {t is evidently going to be re- spected, during this administration atany rate. ‘The labor troubles, which at one time were so ominous, appear to be losing their formidable- ness, and the revival of business, which made itself manifest last spring, gives many and cheerful signs of continuing and increasing. Although the month of August is one of the dullest, in a mercantile sense, reports from all sides speak of an unusually lively trade for the Tusa asv Gemuax Lom SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) FULL BLEACHED IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS, FROM 65c TO $250 PER YARD. HALE BLEACHED BARN! ‘TABLE Li) TOW] Mi 1: GERMAN LINEN DAMASI TOSI FER DOZEN. PRPOYLEYS AND TRAY CLOT JOHN S BROWN @ SON'S IRISH LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHA NEW GLASS LINENS, CRASHES AND KNIFE ‘CLOTH. 84 wip! “AN Bk RELIED ON. TURKISH TOW: MARSEILLES QUILTS. SUMMER BLANKEDS, PROM $2 FO $10 ike “CLOSING PRICES” ON PARASO! EEUD ROBES INDIA SILKS LOUISINES AND “SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN WHITE GOO FAUIROIDERED SWise MUSLING AB “NOVELTIES” IN HAIR LINE STRIPED, ALI- WOOL FRENCH SERGE. BEST FRENCH SATEENS REDUCED TO 30c. PER YARD. sa” PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, ‘SEATON PERRY. ‘Prkey Boizpmre, Penn. Avenue, Corner th street. Established 1840. an7 Cwosixe Satz Or Scacczn Goons. ‘We are now offering GREAT BARGAINS tn all kinds of SUMMER GOODS, as we are preparing for our annual stock taking: and ladies who have any- thipg to buy in DRESS GOODS can now supply them Selves to great advantage. 100 pieces WHITE PLAID and STRIPED MUS- ‘LIENS, in good styles, at 12ge., worth 26e. in the early Part of the season, 50 pieces NUNS BLACK VEILINGS, of Lupin’s Manufwiure, at 2c; 8 GREAT BARGAIN. ‘The best BLACK SILK RHADAME, ot $1.25, we have ever offered for the price. INETT BLACK SILKS, in every price, at lower Prices than we have ever offered them. PRINTED NUNS VEILINGS, at 50c., former price Te. PARASOLS at half price. ‘The handsomest assortment of PRINTED SAT- INESin this market, 100 handsome ROBES, all marked down, cheaper than we have ever known them. MOURNING GOODS of every grade and in greater variety than will be found elsewhere in this market. PLAID WOOLEN SHAWLL in new designs, suite bie for traveling, at moderate prices. All our REMNANTS are now exposed on our cem ter counters, and marked in quantity and lowest price. Now is the time to buy them cheap before we take stocic. season, and promise well for the immediate fu- tare. The official record shows that the num- ber of cases of bankruptcy is steadily decreas- ing. There were 150 failures in the United States and Canada last week, as against 192 the preceding week; and these figures compare very favorably with those of a year ago. In local business circles a few dull weeks are to be expected now, but the prospect for a busy au- ‘tamn season is encouraging. The great activity im real estate operations continues, and this branch of trade is a good index to the general condition of business. Hardly ever have there been so many evidences of new building enter- prises along our streets and in desirable lots all over the city. Altogether, what with the fa orable state of aiuirs at home and the increas- ing feeling of security and satisfaction through out the country, the coming winter is looked Jorward to with pleasant anticipations, $a ‘The congressional campaign is now opening, and the politicians aro proclaiming aloud the issues of the day. Issues, in fact, are to a politician what meat is toa butcher and cloth 1 a tallor—his stock in trade. A brief inspee- tion of the new political advertisements is suf ficient to show that the country is not to suffer for any lack of variety in the way of issues next autumn. It is also observable that these differ according to latitude and longitude. Mr. ‘Hewitt, of New York, says the only great ques- tion is revenue reform. Mr. Hiscock, of the same state, clings to the tariffissue. Col. Mor- rison frankly says that the main issue in his part of the country Is “to beat the other fellows.” Mr. Lanham, ot Texas, endeavors to erect U Mexican war into the highest rank. In Ne- braska, Georgia and Rhode Island prohibition 4s the great thing at present; while the Iowa People are said to be exclusively interested in the subjects of interstate transportation and land- grants. Senator Harrison says that the leading issue in Indiana is the recent gerrymandering ‘of the state by the democrats; while, according to Mr. Butterworth, the Payne incident will furnish forth the bulk of the ammunition for ‘the Ohio speakers. Mr. Belmont thinks there 4s nothing in all these matters, and that reform im our foreign policy is the main thing to bring to the attention of the populace. Labor and capital fs Mr. Findlay’s theme, and the Chinese question Mr. Felton’s, while Mr. Col- Ins, of Boston, biuntly declares that there are no issues at all. Among such an abundant varlety the averaze citizen will have no dim culty in suiting his political taste. a With the view, doubtless, of making political capital thereby, some of the democratic news- papers of the country are repeating the asser- tion that the nomination ot Mr. Matthews as recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia was rejected by the Senate because he pre- sented the somewhat unusual spectaete of being at once a colored man and a democrat, Political considerations may have had weight im the mind of some of the gentlemen who | Voted against Mr. Matthews, but the true rea- son of his rejection was, we have every reason to believe, the fact that he was not a resident of the District. Aud this, furthermore, was good ground ior the result reached, Aside from the party claims that District democrats may have had for the position, the office is a peculiarly Jocal one, requiring for its proper administra- tion considerabi¢ familiarity with the laws, people and usages ot the District; and it is only Just, alike to those qualified to till the office ‘and those whose Interests are affected by the manner in which its duties arc discharged, ‘that @ District man should receive the appoint. ment, If Mr. Matthews must be provided for by the administration, perhaps a federal office an be found for him in Albany, where he be- longs. That would be a fair test of the points involved in his case. Round-trip tickets between Washi Philadelphia cost $6. Round-trip Uckets be- tween Washington and Cape May, the bolder passing through Philadelphia, cust’$5. Probe ably this is some of the generous support that the Penusylvania railroad company has given to Philadelphia — Philadelphia Record. Well, how is Philadelphia hurt by this ar Tapgement? What is to prevent persons hold- ing a Cape May ticket trom stopping in Phila- delphia, if they want to, without going to the point of destination atall? Perhaps it Phila deiphia would make herself a little more attrac- Lve to the rest of the world something like this might happen. ee Now that Gen. Kelfer sees the probability that he will be beaten in the congressional nominating convention, he pretends tobe in- ditferent, and says he doesn’t really care to go 1o Congress again, because it would cost him so much and make him work so hard. The last ‘time he was in Congress Le had to work pretty hard, ina certain way, and it cost him some- thing besides money. ———— Senator Jones, formerly of Florida, and now and hereafter of Michigan, !s understood to have written an unnecessary letter declining a Feelection to the Senate. He also declines to resign betore the expiration ot his term, and, furthermore, declines to occupy his seat again, Dut does not decline to draw his salary. It is quite a decline all around, in the Senator's case. $<. “Ten young men” connected with a Cleveland rolling mill bave started for Texas to open the war with Mexico. This is by ull odds the most formidable demonstration since the days of the three tailors of Tooley street. With Mr. Cut ting there will be eleven, and probably Gov. Ireland and Mr. Qehiltree will join them, thus making an army of thirteen iu all. Mexico Will not be slow in backing down when she hears of this. on and ee If Mr. Tilden were alive long enongh to see the dreadful pictures that are being printed in some of the newspapers as his portrait he would be giad he ts dead. Vicars, IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE o1L. FAMOUS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. (20 OTH STREFT, OPP. U.S PATENT OFFICE, yo BRANCH, 1706 Pa. AVE N. Ww. ONE PRICE ONLY. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, anT Sumuzr Day Goovs 919 Pennsylvania Avenue. ‘We are determined to reduce our stock of Summer ‘Wash Fabrics, and in order to do so we will offer all who may favor us with a call extra bargains for the next fifteen days, Beautiful styles in yard-wide BATISTE Former Price, 12c; now 9c. Figured Plaid ORGANDIES, reduced from 160, to BATISTE in tinted grounds, reduced to 10c. All of our Dress GINGH AMS reduced to Sc. (Crinkle SEERSUCKERS, 10c., 12c. Very best yard-wide LAWNS reduced to Tige. INDIA LINENS, 7ic., 8¢., 9ge., 1e,, 12c. FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced from 18 and 20c, to 12%. DOMESTIC SATINS, 10c. One case SHIRTING PRINTS, 4c. All-linen TABLE DAMASK, 20, 25, 30, 45c. Ladies’ and Gents’ GAUZE UNDERWEAR at cost, ‘We will be ready to show a splendid line of Carpets and Oilcloths by September Ist. JOHNSON, GARNER € CO., 636 Pennsylvania ave,, south side, n.w. Banouss Ix Divxer Sem au7 ‘We are closing out a line of FRENCH AND ENGLISH DINNER SETS ‘Regardless of Cost. Call and look them over before purchasing. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, an7 1205 Pennsylvania ave. Hovsexerrers: Hovsexeerzrs t HOTEL CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE- TORS, DRUGGISTS AND TRE TRADE IN GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION! Tt has been deemed advisable to change the pians already prepared {oF the improvements of our Store, No. 417 7th st n.w., the resuit of whien will hecessl- {t,he teuring of Gar Store literally tu pieces." Con. sequently. everydollar’s wort comprised Ur stock must be sold, Cae ‘Therefore, we will offer for the next two weeks all of our Immense stock of groceries, wines and whiskies at sacrifice prices. Never within our koowledge has Such an opportunity been set before the public to buy first-class groceries of every kind at $0 great a reduo- Yon as we offer. We have been very, very, busy for the past forty days, Dut we expect, and now. (his will bring Us more business tban we can attend to in the same carefull manner we always ao, out this isan ex: ception. so if you wish to avail yourself of bargains, bargains, call quickly aud leave your order, it will pay you. _au7 E. M. Bercuarn & Bro. Are Offermg FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, Dehvered in Refrigerator Boxes. Fresh ROASTED COFFEES in great variety. All Seasonabie Goods at Bottom Prices, _au7-sm.w Pennsvivania Avenue cor. $44 5t, Toursr Fraxxet Sams, ALL CoLoRs, W.S TEEL, au7 935 Pennsvivania avenue OOKS FOR SUMMER READING. ‘A Papeterie of Superior Paper and Envelopes, tor 25 cents. Fashionable Stationery, Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Buse Balls, GG FURSELL, Bookselter, 418 9th se, au7 ‘zz Roa To Ecoxoxy, THE ROAD TO WEALTH AND HAPPINESS, Is the Road to CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, Where OAK HALL sells Fine Clothing for leas money ‘than was ever attempted before, For Boys 5 to 13—Shirt Waists which sold st 35 and BOc. , now 25c. Shirt Waists which sold at 75c.,90c.and $1, mow 50c. ‘Oda Pants from 50e. up. ‘Jackets and Pants from $1.75 up. For Boys 13 to 18—Sacks, Cutaway and Norfolk Suits at about 50c. on the dollar. For Men and Youths'—Good Business Suits at $6.50 reduced from $10. 4ll-wool Cheviot Suits at $7.50, refuced from $13, Blue Flannel Suits at $6.50, reduced from $10. Best Blue Flannel Suits at $10, reduced from $16. Corkscrew Suits at $10, reduced from $15. Prince Albert Suits at $15, reduced from $25, Prinee Albert Suits at $18.50, reduced from $27. 5 ema Coats, and Vests at $1, reduced from Seersucker Coats and Vests at $2, reduced from $2.50. Norfolk Jackets at $5, reduced from $9. Pongee Coats and Vests at $3, reduced from $5. ‘Mobair Coats and Vests at $5, reduced from $7.50, Serge Coats and Vests at $5, reduced from $8. Office Coats at 25 cents, reduced from 50. Alpaca, Drap d’Ete, Mohair Coats and Vests, re- gardless of cost. White Vests, from 75 cents up, ‘Pants trom $1.25 up. At OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS a6 \RESH MEATS: ‘This stock must be sold this month, and to accom- plish ft we makethe following extraordinary reduc- 20 Parasols, in Silk, Satin and all different fa ae ee ecisctica, Zor next eason, could not prevail (econd floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. New Isvorce Or Crrrownes Pr gti (Taird floor; take elevazor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Is Onozr To Errscr the complete clearance of these lots of merchandise this month, we make the followirg reductions: 1,000 yds. Fine 44-inch Curtain Scrim, reduced froin 15 to 12ig0. per yard. ze 1,000 yds. ‘trafiue 44-inch Curtain Scrim, re- O2o8 Fo Se GS Bay eee ten Purtare ; i ‘Covering, reduced to close to 30c. per yard. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bro Bazcauss Is "Towsus. We have just recetved the following extraordinary yalues in Towels, and shall place’ them on sale Mon day morning ut 8 o'clock: fo0 Dozen 18 by 38 inch “Old Kiipatrick” Grass Bleach Ait-linen Towels, soft and fine, having been Washed ready for instant use. Only 123g. each, Pos- sibly the best towel made fur the price, 100 Dozen 18 by 36 Knotted Fringed Huck Towels, colored borders. A specially good Value. Only 12%. 100 Dozen 22 by 44 Double Huck Extra Heavy ‘Towels cardinal and. bide: border, - Only S50 cack, BPlotel, Hoardine-diouse ‘ard tiousekeepers should joey House and Touse Qa not fail to examine these tiree lots. a (Linen Department, next to door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. As Axnox You Musr Have When traveling during the summer is a Linen Duster OF Ulster, aud to close out this stock during August we Place thei within easy reach by reduciug the price. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Linen Ulsters. perfeet_ in fit and finish. Rednced to close from $1.25 to $1 each. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Extra Fine Linen Ulsters, made for Beth Jookwand wear. ‘iteduced to close. trom $2 to .50 ec J Lot of Ladies’ Mohair Ulster, Reduced to close 1 from $5 to $4 each. Lot of Ladies’ Mohair Ulsters. Reduced to close from $5.50 to $4.50 each, Xou can only appreciats these reductions by remem- bering that there was no profit worth speaking of when sold at the first price. (Second floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Tar Man Onorn Buostxzss, We are making this an important feature of our Dusiness, it having proved » most satisiactory expert a Our catalogue of stock brings our establishment to the very door of the remotest suopper, while the prin ciples upon which we transact business. as laid dows in the eacalogue, aro such that the customer runs no ‘We have mail county in Virgint from ‘points in Flori yrder customers in almost every West Virglula, Maryland: also rth and ‘arolinia, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Texas, Ohio, Kentucky, Mississippi, Indiana. Kansas. Wyoming, Dakota, Utah, in fact throughout the entire south ‘and west, Our perfected arrangements for the systematic and sata tory Alling of all orders entrusted to us is sec- nd to noe. Orders are filled on the day rece!ved, and we cheer- fally refund the purchase money for all goods bought by mail not proving eutirely satisfactory to the buyer. We endeavor in onr correspondence to be particu: Jarly explicit with reference to statement. shipment, &c., giving all the information possible, with a view tO ‘the'cultivation of » better acquaintance with our out. oftown customers, few of whom have ever entered our store, and whoin we invite to call when visiting our city. Gur Fall Catalogue will be tssued_ about September } and will be sent FREE upon request, ae WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pennsylvania ave, and 912 D st au7 Washington, D.C BEB A o U0 MM MM er BB AA U U MMMM "§ BeBe AA U U MMMM gg, BOB asa UU MM M BBR ATA UU MMM Bgg8 FOR S83 A TITTU URRR DDI - Bo Aa TU OUR RD D dA YY Saek TU CR RD Dae SeS2°S Tt “oo Ee EDD aS ¥ NNN SG — . rand NNN EL YY So RN EY oo NNN tut ¥ BARGAINS IN OUR GGG EEE Nl TITT gSsg ™ ook, eh f fe” 6 EON ccs Hex ¥ F Bxgt DDD FRE PPP om DD ETS Bip ow TT DD Ee Pre r DD :E - i - DDD KER P = - Our $1.00 Famous Utica Shirts, reinforced, 2100 ‘Linen Bosoms, Bands and Wristbands, at Our $1.00 Famous Utica Plaited Shirts (12 or 16 plaits), made same as above quality, ies Bee as seg Sagi Bisnis Our 50c. Famous B. V. D. Elastic Ankle Jean Draw- ers does away wich all string and buttons. Best thing out, at “Bs At BS. 44 BO “ Our 21c. All Linen (Gents') Colored Bordered Hem- Stitched Hakfa,, this elegant value at it mu Our $1.85 Famous Glorian Umbrellas, 26-inch, war- ‘ranted not to fade or spiit, at eeu ig te 2H 5% of = 8 amt Our $1.50 Bicycle Shirts, All Wool, made by the Bookaw Reliable Shirt manufacturing Co., at 1 Ay it ge By BS Boks ae = 8s All our 25c.Suspenders,in elther percale or elastic,at Se = Ty (Our 25e, French Balbriggan Socks, Double Heels and ‘Toes, full regular, at A gan HH H aise, tt iy THE ABOVE BARGAINS ARE GOOD FOR SAT. URDAY ONLY. Be ce OR MMMM TD 58s Bp och Ub BAH (Ste ate 2 4 UU MM BagtS YOU MAY FIND JusT WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF A PAIR OF PANTS, COAT, VEST OK SUIT ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER, AND AT ASAVING OF FROM 15 TO 20 PER CENT. IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN OUR LINE, WE SHALL EXPECT YOU. GEORGE SPRANBY, Soxuzrurno New. ‘The lots mentioned below were picked up by the ‘Palais Boyal Bayers a few days ago in New ‘York. Being new goods, the low ‘prices will be appreciated as typical PAaLAIs ROYAL BBB OA RRR a IER ot BS o eA TERR m4 # Fores 8.) 25 doz. fine French Percale, Pique; also gem ‘Madras Gingham COLLARS, with CUFFS to: fancy colored stripes, checks and figures, 250. a ‘Ronestly worth 48c, cr i PALAIS ROYAL BBB A RRR GGO A 5 RAE Ah ae AA E BOGS MASE hn Children’s fine embroidered and lace COLLARS, 17c. each, worth 39c. and 48c.....100 doz. CUFF BUT- TONS in oxidized, gold plated, silver, rhinestone, agate, jet, and crape stone. Patent lever fhatenings, ‘25p., 300. and 44c. Just half usual prices. PALAIS ROYAL GGG A WNW aA HERE Bot S443 EGS? 25 dos. Sheer Mull TIES, beautifully embroidered, 21c., cheap for 25c.....40 doz. Bovs' French Percale, also Gingham, SHIRTWAISTS, all sizea, 39c., worth 50c. and 68c....10 doz. Buffand Black SATCHELS, imitation alligator skin, two pockets, fall size, 44c.; bargain at GOc. BBE OA RR GGG A fINN N BB AA ¥ zg @ AA TTINNN Pe Ad Ps Loo BATE BBB A 4ER EB GGG A 4S AN 50 dozen Satin FANS with real Ostrich Feathor tops; all the new shades, $1.68 each; cannot duplicate elsewhere under $3.50.....5 doz. White Satin, also fig- ured white Sateen PA RASOLS,80c. each, worth $1.98, s--10 dozen Sterling Silver, also Gold top UMBREL- LAS, paragon frames, ‘$4.00, BBB A RRR Gt TLNN WN p85 BOB AA R ROOG HNNR Bb BA Py Boo BA HAE BB A AE EB GG 24 HN NN S5a8 50 pleces of SASH RIBBONS, constituting the biggest bargains of the season. 26 pleces Block Sash, 7 inches wide, all shades, 59c., cheap at 68¢......15 pieces fan edge Morie Sash, 9 inches wide, all shades, $1.25, cheap at $1.45.....10 pleces Surah Sash, 15 inches wide, all shades, $1.45, cheap at $1.68. PALAIS ROYAL BBB A RRR GGG. NNN g8Sg BB ds ERGO d WNW B's tk EMR & co Boh TARR os Bes 2“4E EGGS MSE 100 dozen genuine Suede Mousquetaire GLOVES, new shades, beautifully embroidered backs, S-button length, 98¢c., would be a bargain at $1.25....60 dozen extra long Silk MITTS, black and all colors, 230. a pair; not to be compared with trash offered elsewhere for 25c. PALAIS ROYAL BBB OA RRR GGG TENN N gS8y Bat AA RP @ oan HNN RS Beis Aa Bk & co Aaa HN NS 68S Bod 2445 BGSS MATE MG Gat aa This entire column comprises but an abridged Ust of the new and seasonable goods which are being offered below the prices of the Palais Royal competi- tors, who. under various disguises, are endeavoring to close out old and shop-worn relics. au6 4 mzz7: 2) wz Ravwa a ) eq, kee 4 A ‘The following have lately arrived, and are bargains: 1/25 dozen Piaited Arustin Chemisetien,collar attached, "re. 10 dozen Tucked and Embroidered Chemtsettes,26c. 10 dozen Finely Embroidered Chemisettes, with collar, 48c. 5 dozen Embroldered Mull Fichus, 35¢., worth 48¢. 2 dozen extrasize Mull Shawls, embroidered, $3.48. 40 pieces thin Summer Velling, two yarda, 250, ooo, % Em sits qu pi Es cas. Sey go tun 88 YY EL oe ‘eco iL wee g58 7 For 98c. superior quality 8-button Undressed Mous- quetaire Kid Gloves, embroidered, really worth $1.60 a pair. For 98¢. extra long All-silk Mousquetelre Gloves, guaranteed worth $1.50 a pair. For 68c. All-silk Mousquetaires, 6 buttons, all col ors. Please examine the quality, For 5c. Taffeta Silk Gloves, Also, pure Lisle- thread Gloves, tans and black, every pair worth 35¢. For 23e. warranted All-silk Mitts, 11 inches, long. all colors. RRR Il BBB BBB NNN 88, fet Toe Got $8 FRE toss RRiUBB B O NNN - EK R I BRB isu “oo NNN 438 = JUST RECEIVED. Fan-edge Morle Sash Ribbons, 9 inches wide, for $1.45. You cannot buy these Ribbons elsewhere un- der $1.68. A few pleces of striped Picot-edge Sash for 82c., ‘worth $1. EMBROIDERIES, EMBROLDERIES, EMBROIDERIES. ‘EMBROIDERIES. EMBROIDERIES. Ladies will find, now we have filled up the gaps in the stock, the finest assortment in the city, and at prices much below our competitors, The Job lot of Irish, Point and Swiss Embroideries we lately re- ceived are meeting with a rapid sale, HH 00 gS8g EEE fall $3 Se ft EY ES YY HESS sot hi Pk F - BIG BARGAINS. Pure Spun-silk Black Hose; white split feet, $1.68, Positively worth $2.25. Children’s English Derby Ribbed Hose, all sizes, 10c., price elsewhere 250, SILK UNDERWEAR swiss Ribbed Silk Vests or Dodices,all colors, fit and finish the best, $2.48 each; same quality as usually offered for $3.50. FURNISHINGS A full Line of the best Imported and DomesticScarfs, Gloves, Umbrellas, Shirts, Underwear, Half Hose, &c., ‘at 25 per cent below the usual prices, BARGAINS LATELY RECEIVED, Pure Lisle Thread Undershirts, 50c., worth $1.25. ggverranted Pure Linen Handxerchlets, 16c, worth All-wool Tourists’ Shirts, all colors, $1.19. Pongee Sun Umbrellas, green linings, only $1.19. zap ‘T's: on peEAD, aE wi WA prevent ie from wearing out, Will 10 TO GEO. 8. WALK! MONUMENTAL Granite Work; beet ieiities tn St. tn rear of Government Printing Ofice "met ee : ROY AL. 11171119 PFNNSYLVANIA AVENUE ‘@-This entire column belongs to the Palais Royal, tao th days, Box 32 ite "ANTED-A NEAT AND TIDY WHITE GIRL Vane um ARRY “ANTED-—A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL W fitcow erie WU stay, ng 8 at, between 15th and Youn, See ie "ANTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Tema, conducted by ladied Men and Women, or ry and colored, fr all kinds of domestic labor; wit FOR RENT Rota wis era ST; ® ROoMa gil modern improvements: $40. House 1024 9 ‘&; @ rooms: all modera improvements, Thus J My as, nw. ya7am Y MARKET RES 'W Stren, 065 Bee, corner ith aw te SRT ASTOR SCURRY OSE B01 7th, corner of K sta. raair-ate ‘ANTED—VERY LIGERAL TERMS MADE. ot Sfovaat Sito. teearance vet pronnted Berd NTED-A GOOD) RELIABLE WHITE Fe foman, who efond of cldren to do the light 3 Ms ‘aamail family: @ good home Pathor ian’ bigh wages guaranteed,” Sdaress Mt ‘office. ‘eu7-2te ‘ANTED—A GOOD. STRONG WHITE GIR. for general housework. 1008 Pennayivante are eu at OF ROK: ‘Alsoside of street. Address Box 12%, Star otics. 87 ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE—A GOOD BRICK vorhood northwest Bric not to eceed $5,000, * prompt sale please address ¥. L. ‘ANTED—TO RENT A HOUSE OF 8 OR 10 Rooms, in the country, not more than an hour's drive or ride on steam cars from city. Condition of house must be good and locality healthful. Aadrees CCG, East Hockport, Ohio, (Cuyahoga county.) WASTED STO PURCHASE OF <6 ORT room House, containing all rm improve. ments, convententiy jocsied. shout, 18, minutes! walk to $4,000, Termscash. Address HSU, ‘Star OF fice. ‘au7-3te ‘ANTED—A MAN AND WOMAN TO WORK srcAPRY, 1 ME OTTO RUP- Ket City. auzate ‘ANTED—AGENTS AND CANVASSERS FOR Rife eg rg ee a at rons. Wri Wis REED TOY OO. Leominster, Mana. "suv-eo6t NTED-—COOKS, DRESSMAKERS, CHAM: Serinaide, Durtes! scrubbers, Iaundresses, ladies” SS ore, NW. Fecaw. FM. SURNAM. ‘au7-ov ‘ANTED—A SOLICITOR FOR ADVERTISE: ments one fi daily paper, on salary oF commission; must have experience and give refer: ences A ‘SOLICITOH B, care of Star office. ci 'ANTED—A LIVE, ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN. Ano} nity to get temy lucrative em- yment, snoee required: address Hi. ET, tar Office, an6-st® WANTED DOCTOR (COLLEGE GRADUATE) {in government employ, afer department hours, tin an office; good pay. Address RE. A., Star ANTED—A GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE CAN ment from 4:30 to 7 p. m.; smple Plaid: legible band; pontion suctabie ton indy or gen" ala, legible band: Hemant addres ZEDUAG, Star office. wag ANTED—A GOOD HOSTLER AND WOMAN W fir general nonsework: none need apply untess experienced and well recommended. 10 and 11 Cen- ter Market. au5-3u* W ante g Of @ ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH. West section, with parlor and kitchen furniture and modern improvements. Address RENTER, Star office, aub3t* W4NIRD TO RENT A SMALL STORE AND store, “Best Telerences., Address G WILLARD, Stat ice. ‘a05-30" ANTED—HOUSE—A THREE STORY BRICK OF two-story Mansard, with dining-room and kitchen back; west of 10th abd north of F sts.;lot not Jess titan 22x90; cost not over $7,000 cash. “Address Box 69, Star office. aus-3t* FOR RENT—ROOMS. OR RENT — ONE. THIRD STORY ERONT Room and asecond story back room. nicely furn- ished “Terms reasonable, Apply at 1221 New * Yor ave. nw. OR RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, DELIGHT- locality ric ivate 3; board Fijeh esl see rte vee Me JPR BENT_A SUITE (OF BOOMS, SECOND Joor; med. imps; south front: near avenue; pri- ‘Yate family: furni or unfurnished. Call after 4 P.m., 320 B st. se. ire OR RENT—UNFURNISHED, FIRST OR SEO Fy ,ond fer, large Rooms besutifal location, 4431 aw OR RENT—AN ENTIRE FLOOR OF THREE, communicating unfurnished Rooms 426 11ih at nw. ‘au7-3t ANTED—A YOUNG AND COMPETENT ‘White Nurse (French or German preferred) for infant one month snd _ boy five yearsold. Send ad- dress to Box 69, Star office. audi ‘ANTED — DRESSMAKERS AND APPREN- tices to learn the Kureka Lady Taflor System: no chart, scale or machine used; scientific measure- ment only; perfect fit without refitting; sausfaction Uaranteed: patterns cut to meastire: warranted to fit: fall and try our system. Prof. L. MOLPOER, corner 7th and Est n.w., May Building, room 10. aud-6te ANTED-—GOOD LADY AGENTS TO SELL our ideal hair curler and frizzer; does not scorch or black the hair or hands; active agents make trom Toitr$ok, Mne'ain Sie bea, Caisags, ‘Beeokia” a3-eolm ‘ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN-CALL AT ‘Once. ‘White and colored women cooks, $10 to , hombormiaids, purses, serubs and men Cooks, MBS & 3B (RGESS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. n.w. ‘s02-1w ‘ANTED_LADIFS TO LEARN THE ART OF ‘Dress Cutting and Making without the use of pa r patterns by the new tailor system taught at 1 jnsylvania ave. D.w. iy24-1m, ANTED—CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- ‘ance; liberal compensation. Apply to 220 4%, at nw. jyze-2m WANTED-—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN. A SITUA- tion. ina store, or asa driver; Dest references, Address Box 21, Star office. 3 WW ANTED-KNOWN TO ALL, THAT TI FUR- W aish'competcat servants and Belp of all deserip- tion to private families, hotels. stores and ‘offices ‘This ‘and other cities. “¥. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 Fan nw. IySL-we “ANTED-BY A FIRSTOLASS SEAMSTRESS, sewing in familtes by the week: gooa button-hols worker and sewing machine operator. Address Hox 37, Star Office, neste a[VANIED-—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE Sad competent rervantsia all edpactien white and colored~with clty references, COOMBS & BUR- GESS, Emp, Bureau 926 F st. n.W. ‘auz-Lwe WANTED—ROOMS. POE BENT 005 NEW JERSEY AVE. N. W., furnished rooms and 3 unfurnished for house: Keeping, cheap. au7-3t ‘OR RENT—LARGE COMMODIOUS ROOMS, EN ‘opposite suite or single, at 1825 K st, Franxiin Park. Board ifdesired. au7-sit OR RENT—T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY, 3 ROOMS on 2d floor, either furnished oF unfuralshed, en guite or singly; bath room. etc... on same floor, at 1281 ‘New Hampshire ave, opposite M sh. au7-3t ‘(OR RENT-EIGHT NEATLY FURNISHED Single or en suite, in the most central and Gelightful focation in city; fist-class board; references exchanged. 315 Cst.nw. au7-3ie F NT_FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, with or without board: southern exposure: one square from cars, 1235 Mussuchusetis aves7-Oe Fe, RENT—FOUR ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR, Turnished for housek near Dupont circle; Codie Lellgso erate ite FO IN, Star office. au7-3t Wo RENT—-IN THE MOST CENTRAL PART of the 4 (es ‘st. m. w.) = eee a Re TSS OE egies, nerdy ei egrinnent pari, Ae RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE DWELL- on G & mw... es yey i ‘State, War Sty depen Rous has ase hate ul dae te sears vers oor, eae Ea all modern convenien: @:: reut to desir- ghie teunat."“Apply to THUS J. PISHia & 00.1826 st nw. auto RENT— 1514 30th, lange dwelling. contatuing 17 Foi 30th ot ng. contatning 1 modern conveniences, ip fi just been palated and papered aud Temod Apis te THOS J. FIBAER & co. FE RENT — CENTRAL —S-ROOMED HOUS Fat $15 9 met Shame aa ament Printing office, at i250 MeINTING, O18 Fst. “auTee JOR RENT—9017 0 ST., WEST WASHINGTON, 13 rooms, all conveniences: Jon Septem ber ist; $50 per ‘THOS. & WAGGAMAN. O17 Faun w. au7-Bt POR REST TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 1211 4th si. u.w.; 7 rooms, hall cellar, summer kitchen, water, gas: large yard. “Apply to RC LEWIS, hat fer, 28 7th st. nw. auiae OR RENT—DWELLING 712 11TH AT. near G, three stories and basem Inquire on premises. ForF x ‘story’ brick, sever. rooms, ball Tange: ail modern inipr for 920 per month. : ST a 1B RENT—9 ST., BETWEEN 19TH AND 16TH F fa.n.. Brick Huse: 7 roome excellent igh ood: convenient to ‘care and’ herdics; $99. ber mouth. JOHN BOWLES & 00. 1424 New York ave. au73t RENT-TVLER & RUTHERFORD, XH, ave, near Dupont Lirsie, por anpum.....§1,000 Tig Atarvlandave. nec = — z iw P. between ¥th and 10th... Delaware ave., near Capitci.... an7 6t* Fees 3-461, 900 13th st. s.w., Br. 45 |v Myrtlest n.e. 7. ‘30 |4i1 Wilson st Gr. au7-3t _A.8 CAY WOOD, cot. Oth and K sis mw. OR RENT—SMALL HOUSES— ‘New brick, 1007 Bat. icks 823-5 ib st ne. 6 New Bricks on Valley st, West Brick 705 Det. ne. Grooms... Brick 2018 Virginia ave. now.14 Pool. Frame 725 10th si. se. 5 rooms. RENT 30. VN HOYGE, 1505 Pennsylvania ave, OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH Fiocira/oncaquars west of War and Navy depare ments; south front Also, table board 1903 Hat. a. w. suc-oie POE FENT_TWO UNFURNISHED SECOND Story rooms, with bath room attached; 1212 Net. naw. FOE RENTON Filist FLOOR, sur Rooms: unfurnished: $12.60, with’ gas and hot || 43B.N st. 8. w., ® |4007 Othiat. w...Gr- -13 |303and 311 M 70eR Lave. nw... 1419 Wst. x “LARENCE DUVALL, (Successor to Duvall & Mart), 925 F i.w 1216 Feta, St... 6 rooms, all mod. impe... 12th si, @ room: es 1293 Wet. “Sroome wae . TWIG, Ex. RENT—HOUSES, = = wo. oe, 10 oe_9108 WATER aND per month ¢ 160 A st. Be. ax A. ® PRATT & SONS, sy27-2w JOR REN RNISHED— 1510 Q'st., 12 rooms, all modern Improvements, Sal furnished: will rent Yor one or two years from August 1st: per month. For permission to im Pect apply to PARKER & TOWNSEND, Jy 141s Pat ROOMS, | AND BAKBER @ “0, sim Insurance and Real Katate \cente, 401 Oth st aw, ror rT. FTE stable, LeDrolt Park. A. L. Leproit Batlding, Washington, by {OR REST— as Store GOD Pa av$100. 2030 G st. 12r. 8S 1226 120i st13¢ m6 8045 Not, 1or., mt. ca Ast, Or. B0.30 36 22d wt,'Dr... F of 920 224 wi. ar. 3 Stodder wt, Br. WESCOTT @ WILCOA, Lf cae 1907 Pennsylvania ave nw. POR RENT— | 2016 Hillyer PL, 10r_¢00 1806 N.M. ave $150) M02 2ist..4r aml 80 809 Tah st. niw.,1dr 130 For a fulliist apply to aus 2 eee Fhe: ok ed THOMAX J. Finis Pik @ Go, 1934 F street noruiweak, POR RENT—UNFURNISHE eS 1028 Conn-ave #250 | bear Parrgi 250 1633 Mann. ave. 100 XH av-anas dors q Stoughton’ a. Tithae “ 1717 De Sales St 62.50 2 bm Kich'Gson ple12 50 ISHkD. 3 K st. near 12th... $166.06 12h BO Qc"ec Lathan tat 33 17th and be Sales sta. Mass. av. ur. 20th #t..200, 350b st . 1328 13th ‘ANTED—A SUITE OF HANDSOMELY FUR- ished rooms and board for gentleman and wit northwest section; south or east front preferred. Ad- dress, with terms, etc., “RUTLAND.” Star office, _1t* ANTED—A YOUNG LADY IN OFFICE, DE- Sires Board with small family where there are 20 ‘other boarders, Give address and terms. C. W. W. bath, at 612 12th st. nw. “Two other communieating, large rooms on third floor, unfurnished, fot house: keeping, or for office or any other neat busine, with ail conveniences, at 1105 F st. n.w. ‘a0G-Ste OR i VEL ON FIRST AND SECOND lors large, cool southern exposure, at Lee ey ROR ARENT. 1108 (NEW YORE AVES’ nicely-furnished rooms, second floor, north ‘South exposure, References. 805-3 FOR RENT FURAISHED AND UNFURNISIE ee eS ee ee R RENT— WITH BOARD, AT 1720 H ST. N. w., large, pleasant secondsiory Rooms; privais family: reasonable rates. ‘a8-2we FOR RENT AT Le a st, “A NICELY- furnished third-story front Room: iwo large wit ‘ows; nice and cool; suitable tor gent.eman oF gemtle- man and wile, with bath and gas, at sammer rates dy26-1m POE BENT 219 EAST CAPITOL ST, GRANT row, large. cool and comfortable farnished rooms; Biar office, ite” | single or en suite: terms moderate. sSy241m ANTED-GHATE, ROOM _T_PUEAGANT EEE Te ee WEST RPE & ab FOR RENT—OFFICES. ANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS CATERER A as Diningroom in the northwest. | Ad- are ‘ANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS, SUIT- W ahievor dentist's office on Fst, berween'othand 24th, or New York ave, 9ih and ibth ats. Address Di Star office. au73te 1814 Corcoran n.w.. 14i6 Plerce PL, 7.27.00 913 Daw, &awell'y $100 | THOR AOUE 0. $50¢each nw. &awell' T1OGT10GF nw: “*CHARLES W. HANDY, aué-3t 2024 14th, siz. a 909 Rn.w., 11 yprace,LeDrol 1143 21st, ‘12r...... au7-3t "CHAS. oe JFPOE RENTTDESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the new addition to the Kellogg building, 1416 F st, now completed and ready for occupaney.. Plumb- ing, ventilating and sanitary appliances unsarpassed, and the elevator renders all rooms easy of access. For rental of Rooms apply at office Columbia Fire insur. ance Co,, oom. 3y17,24,31,007,14,21,28 ‘ANTED-BY THREE YOUNG MEN. ONE large room, with southern exposure, and two hall rooms, of a large room and hall room furnished), with board, between ¥ and K and 17th and 23d sia, Bw. Permanent if suited. Address, stating terms, BLS. T,, Star office, aug-21¢ ‘ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, ONE OR W two Rooms in Georgetown, om the lielgnix, Ade dress C. B. Is, Star office an6-20* ANTED—FOR A MIDDLE-AGED LADY, BY September or October, two or three connecti unfurnished of partly furnished Fooms, first or secor floor, wi: hout board: references exchahged. Address, stating terms, Box 142, Star office. aussie POR RENT FURNISHED OFFICE, IN LARGE handsome building, most central part of the city, jor $15 per month. Desk Room $8 per month. Address OFF, Star office. ‘aue-see FOR RENT—STORES,. POR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IX AN- ‘acostia. Store fitted with shelves and counters, per year. Apply to H. A. GRISWOLD, Anacostia, jy24-1m BOARDING. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. FPOENISBED, ROOM WITH OR WITHOUT board, 1417 Sst, between 15th and 16th, 11* ‘ANTED-TO EXCHANUE A FIRST-CLASS, Sewing Muehine, which has never been used. for 9 Remington Type Writer. Addrows GHORGETOW ce. D5 aLARAYETTE (SQUARE, BEAUTIFUL © Rooms: elegantly furnished; open grates; large Closets; every convenience; excelient table. ‘Transieat and ‘Table Boarders accommodated. ausswe ‘Two (2) fine Gold Watches, $75 and $16: two (2) gplondd rutior Seta S119 and. 8100; choice Pisa SLusic at one-third cost: first-class Patent Rights; very seeing as high as UU: Ne Grocery Cusiness: #00: a3 high as, n ry Busi i Peliting Pre and fonts of type, #6; Melodia ‘and $s worth of music at half-price. ~ Numerous _ex- changes. Agents wanted. aw EKSONS DESIRING FIRST CLARS TABLE ‘Board can be pleasantly located at Mrs. HAU- BERS, 408 G stn my30613¢ PEEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND fornished, with ‘at 314 and 316 Indians ave. single Rooms, with , $5 per week. jei73 PEE LOCHIED HOUSE, 6a ora St. Nw. and the La Pierre, s.w.cor. 10th and E n.w.areths est conducted Hoarding bouses in theclty. ‘table tirst- ‘pleasant rooms ‘terms moderaua aca ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO BUY “W atire established mercantile business, ora pare erp: grocenicaaina produce commission prefered adress WALLACE, stat office. any ANTED-THE PAPER HANGERS AND PUR: (Wit to know tnat we ell dian ders 10, 12%, 15e, git papers in proportion, borders 10, 13 3 in Proportion. Ristiniates furalshed. " J, 8 LEPREOX, do "7th st aw. autor ‘ANTED—5,000 DYSPEPTiCS. THOSE PRO- Rounoed ticurable preferred. Mention” this wer. Address POPP, 1332 Fairmonnt ave., Phila- Selphia, Pa. ‘and-3me ‘ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE; KEEPING horses winter and summer @ specialty; will grain feed when necessary; can be seen at Price’ Stable, 312 6th st.p.w. farm on 7th st Toad, Smiles from city, O. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md, ands 10M 23 Myrile 1711 i 1785 E stn. 2707 8th st, Gr. 201) 1714 Kiges at. 2123 Cot, Gr.....---.12|Corner 34 and ist STORES. Per Mo.) OFFICES, baserment..$30 1408 P st.n.wsteedw 468 Laney S29 otustwistoddwals| Ouh and 421 Lat, rear, 11 ‘The above!s only asmall portion of yon my books. For full list call at office for bulletin Issued on Isandioth aus] THOS WAGGAMAN, OR RENT— 421 11th st. n. w....$90)/1428 Pierce PI., 7r.825.30 2127 Lath n.w.14rs 88.34 2307 M st. 2.0, Oh 2D. 1763 P st. n.w., 117s 83.34 1914 Larch st., 6: 1224 16th st n.w.. 111.90 | 1536 E st. nw., Or. He ee i a eon 1708 F st. nw.. Hees Be 633. are a ‘80 |23 ah . 50 (S16 Law./Orenn 40, PERSONAL. ¥ DARK YOUNG LADY, IN THIN WHITE dress, who entered car on 14th street last St Digit at'7:40 o'clock, Will answer this she will hear something to her advantage, Address Hox 40, Star office, N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UP- on Us, We are Dow prepared to pay full value for Gents’ Second-hand Clothing. Address or call ab JUSTH'S Old Stand, 619 Dat n.w. wyi7im F EXAMINATION.—QUES- Hons and answers on allsubjerts. send 19 conus INSTITUTE, dy15-1m* _ Southwest corner 8th and VOR RENT- 2TH ST. SE, NEAT 600M Brick Houses, water and gus: $13.30. 313 4th st, me: 915 112 10th st. ne; $16. 805 H st. ne: 2 ‘989 Rhode Isiand “ave. nw. $45. Houses 6n Bladeusvurg road, near _H_ st. cars, 88 SWORM- STEPT @ BRADLEY, 927 F st. au6-61 ‘(OR RENT—TO A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT children, a smali new House, newly furnished, tor iwo months, at nomiaal price. “Address EB. ELLIS, Star office, au6-216 ‘OR RENT—A FINE 12 ROOM AND BASEMENT Brick House, nearly new, all improvements andin good order: 212° 13th st. sw. Keys at 216 13m. 8. Ca YWOOD, 9th and K sts. nw. os. 2. we. LOST AND FOUND. “ANTED— HORSES AND COWS TO PAS OW ainares.50 per montis fine grass, water ond shade "Appiy at Bout room, 20 oor, "1425 ‘New York ave" au2-1m 'TED—PARTIES WHO HAVE STABLE Wiascure ‘to know that it will be carried away free ofcharge. Address Agriculturalist, Star office. au2-2w® ANTED—BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF ALL Ware annACm or Begrewing. StENOGRAPHY AND TYEE WRITING. Lawyers, Selentific men, and others can ave thelr wore rapidly and inteligeiiuy done Hac MNOBLE. 1419 Rew York ave." (society of Char- fered accodatants, Edinburgh, Scotland. jy i-w.egme ANTED-KNOWN-—THAT COAHSE HAIRS WW aitine ince are positively obliterated, leaving ne marks, My Elecurlc Needle is the only remedy known Jor anit Rrastigeate for ladies aud childrens Mee De, GaBiLHL, O14 12th ot, bet. F and Gata, Je26-Twe ANTED-EVERY ONE TO CALL AT THE Riscellancous Agency. 036 ¥ st, who wishes to lh hr, rent, borrzow, lend oF change aby ‘ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE ON GEN, Waraaies ar, ‘at $3.50 per m.: also Horses tered for $8.50 perm. Appiy to k. B.LAFFERTY, Weslen cor. Tous stand La aves jy2l-lm ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITU kK! "W Gatpeu. Stoves, Feather Beds, snd alt kindsot he aw iy17 AND ORNAMENTAL IKON Ree a ere a canes door. 4216 ave. H. WOOD, iy7-lmst =) ANTED—TO EXCHANGE-MARKET OR EX- Wishes oer enerse feyscured OF DODAy. Old Boves bought and nol AND OTHER INSECTS EX from carpets, furniture, fors, &c., (rites baled L088. 08, pTUPSDAY | AFTERNOON | LAST, ‘about 7 o'clock, either in Franklin Square or near by on Ath oF 14th streets, u gold bracelet for the arm. ‘he finder will be rewarded by leaving it with Mr. DIDDEN, at 709 13th st nw. a (Sundays m August int, Hing with we diamonds Sundays mi By aod emeral ee Liberal reward if left at or ad- diene ata oo. he OST-ON YESTERDAY—A BLACK AND TAN Live nickel-plated collar, with two afi Cut Finder will be liberally rewarded by Feturning same to 1407 Madison ste ite @ > FOR DOG—OR PAY FOR INFORMATION, e) dead or alive, small bro a and white, short Saly 20°SReturh vo O17 2ach at ae ‘7 OST—FRIDAY. AUGUST 6, ON CONNECTI- Li 20 i cut ave. between Desales anid 20ch sis. a sina Beart Pin, with a cupid’s bead. Reward turned to'3409 20th st. nw, au7-206 OST_NEAR 9TH ANDFSTS N.W.,A SILVER L' silk umbrella, marked Sieve: | 7 ost — on YESTERDAY, A RECEIPT BOOK Lint several 0c. F. Bryant. agent for thesiuger Mig. Co. ‘Finder willbe rewarded by returning same to 453 Oth st. «, w. OST—ON AUGUST 4, A BILL OF SALE AND A Li note for $217 drawn in favor of Gen Hhinehart fivned to GE REINER ANT 2021 T sea-h-aus-S0e R RENTON CAPITOL HILL-EIGHT- room Srick House, 619 st. &¢.,furnished or un Tarnished: ‘modern improvements’ one, block’ fromm avenue cars. Apply to H. "ER, 1008. ave. ne. pri ‘OR RENI—A NEW TWOSTORY BRICK Dwelling: six rooms; 409 R street: Just com remod brick front: bay window: parking and all mod- ero improvements. Inquire 1619 New Jersey ave. ‘augue R RENT—A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE WITH jodern improvements, one square trom the Cap!- 17 Delaware ave. ne. Apply 214 Lith st sw. Rent $25. aude IR RENT—HOUSE OF ELEVEN ROOMS AN! R RENT—HOUSE 710 STH ST. N. Firoowe, sits ha summer ‘and mice au5-3t* kutchen, water. per month, Inguire at 1318 Fst nw. PCR EENT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE: HAT, wi rater, bath. lairobe, gas; rent, $30; 1102 L si. Lilac Park. Apply at 1106 Let GF. & Proven sis aud-Bie POR RESTA VERY PRETTY HOUSE JUST ‘completed, @ rooms, furnace, and cellar. rent may 1, '1842 Niger st House open. sus-60 SMORMSTEDT &@ BUADLEY. 27 Pec RB RENT-1007 28D ST. 10 ROOM Fiche ail tod tbe) gas pet moans x Inquire 05-3 COUNTRY _ REAL ESTATE i KENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, ADESIRA- Fe L, ‘ie and pleasant ng. nine Foot, including bath, 100 20 at me.” Je owe ‘ANTED-TO LEASE FOR ONE YEAR R RENT—1638 EIGHTH ST. N.W., 2STORY a Boptesaber isk 8 Country Pisce, 5 40.26 | and ensunent brick, ax F ia bor. oe Bay with the’ pert | Law Bal g, 416 Sih oto. im K RENT— 18 P. SHOEMAKER, = waivers, | Reece enn ¥ Home oa, 7th st. road, above | 104 10m 8 a9. oo — Brightwocd and, near Sliver Apring station: geod Apply to é P, SHOEMA! We nme LOUIS ioe bee, Fs Rar? Dw aLLinG 2227 20TH 8. Pou sate—ar ee ae METRO = ut ate rs ites oes Por saGEaT “A BARGAIN—FABM OF 83 ‘excellent ana His ervoree "ee AP! EDUCATIONAL. Loulsiaus ave apa ‘beter wears out alwaysclean, pe FISHERS, ates, FIBER Gevotes Ser sienlion w the wantiot ‘Lady Patrons. ma Hee ee ees PERE, THREESTORY ARO HASE a rooms; 1806 K st: will be Tone aren ares tas ale Qin tines Se Ae, 29:6. For permission wo inspec a02-6t / pte RENT—TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 235 Fiige = custann @ ronese beskaes bath, Feo ‘SONS, 621 Penna ave. FS Br eee Eee eeaas ea Fo RENT-BY RO. HOLTZMAN. 1021 Conn.ave.,12rs. $100 Sth st.,store, 33, iz 5 errs fee fetid laced With me for rent or sale is Uberally wertined free of cost to the owners ne Foy list Of property for sale. call or wend at office sy22 HOLTZMAN. 10th and Fata. a Pee FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS op ustaiments) “CALIGRAPH OFFICE” 633 Fst iy 2s FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE-—CHEAP—A NEARLY NEW WEST- anlnster, welf-foeding Stove, suitable for parior o- ‘Can be seen at 1220 2st st. nw. RR SALE—-A RETA good casi business: in Fent: au elegant opportunity for an wnergedic busivem, map with a swnall capital; good reasons fur sell Address V. W., Star office. stor iid can driv will be 801 .L's Grocery. HL bets Zs ae QOR SALE-THE TURNOUT OF MEMBER OF Congress: Hore, Carriage aad Harnees BOWEN'S Stable, 7th st. and N. Yay FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT good location; verms moderate. Cull at 30% iw, au7s STANDARD Com price $55. R SALE—A VERY ound; is kind and suff {rained to Jump, rup and & ter of Beagle Star oflice. LISI foud of Fen Orgatl, good & new, fo~ Ba LUO W au7-3t KR SALE—ONE MAGNIFICENT Spec IRCH_€ ©O., 925 Toh st. hw, UPRIGHT Piano; extra fine finish; 915. bargain i Pianos and Organs HUGO WORCH & UU, 025 Tua at.n.w. The Sohmer Piano Agency. ma Kk SALE-SPLENDID BARGAINS TO QUICK BUYE! ‘TO MAKE KOOM. ‘Thirteen beautiful and elegant first-class Upright and square Pianos, of the best makes, that have beet, ‘used DUL Very little abd Warrauted same as new. Cam be bonght for irom $50 to $ZU6 less than new price iments as low as $10 per mouth, and additional reduction for cash.” Covers and Stools included 1p the urchase. Several small pianos for beginuers Now Withee to buy. and the place THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, ans, 422 Oth st. OR SALE—A DESIRADLE GROCERY STORE Inquire at the northwest corner 3d aud G sts. 6, w. ‘au6-2t* SALE—UPRIC PIANO, AT A SACRI> ‘ce: elegant mubogaLy case; owner leaving citys 728 Sth sten. OR SALE—HORSE AND Bi RMS f\reasonabie, at OLOUTT & 00.'S stable, ou it. be tween 1th and 14th ata Supa” NOR SALE REAT BAR ANEW Stew Launch, {0 tra cies rer. tenet 30 feat ndth 6 chem apecd Euarau teed 6 Li hour. ‘Price $500. “Apply WDANAT SHOW tit & how . BALE-FINE Sa ‘, MAKE—AT JOHN PRICWS, 6th st. and Louisiaha ave.owner having ber. auzee ino further use sor PORSALE A PURE JERSEY BULL, 3 YEARS Foie, “vred ot ‘registered ‘sock at Lesincion ee Also two young Jerecy Cows, healthy, geutle and good inlikers. “Silver “bse Fond. jy24sdw Po EO LE, BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT, gaerod in Upeyat and Sjware, Pinson WouKCH 4 0.