Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING | STAR] | WASHINGTOS TUESDAY August 10, 1886. ROSRY S. NOYES... aoe El ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pub- lished In Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. The news from the Mexican border does not grow any more pacific with the lapse of time. ‘The frontiersmen seem bound to get up a war 0n their own responsibility, and the Chihuahua and Texas officials are assuming an attitude which tends to encourage rather than quell hostile manifestations. The inhabitants of the border territory being naturally lawless and quarrelsome, it will not be strange, under the eireumstances, if they manage to come together by and by in a sort of guerilla fashion. The situation Is such as to make it ail the more im- Perative on the general governments to exer- else caution and mutual direct their efforts, first of all, toward reducing the borderers to a state of subordination. If Mexico and the United States are go to war, it must be in a dignified and serious fashion, and not at the beck of afew hundred ruffians who are in a chronic fighting mood. There were Fumors in New York yesterday that the United States government had at last decided to move some of our land and naval forces toward the seene of hostilities, and that the recent orde ing away of the Galena, Vandalia, aud Juniata may have had some connection with the M ean trouble. If so, it is doubtless only a pre- eantionary measure, and as such it would be commendable. Tne retnforcement of the torts in the neighborhood of El Paso is also judi- fous measure, as it may be necessary to use military force in dealing with the turbulent citizens of our own country as well as of Mexico, it the fracas should develop into any larger Proportions. Meanwhile the great body of Peaceable citizens, on both sides, will hope for | speedy and amicable settlement of the whole aitficult; It Is not likely that the Senate is greatly con- cerned as to what partivular individual shall cecupy the position of Register of Deeds fe the District of Columbia, but if the President fs | anxious for a tit with that body on the ques-| Uon of appointments he can probably have it } aa well over that office as any other. The fact that the present nominee has once been re- Jected, after full consideration of the ease, is a Pretty plain sin that the Senate thought the desire of the people ot the District to have one Of its citizens appointed to the place ought to be respected, or that it had valid objections of its own to the gentleman brought here from Albany to fill it. The presumption, therefore, is that having once expressed its opinion to that effect it will be slow to recede trom its position merely because the President is deter- mined to carry a point, in spite of public opinion and the known wishes of the confirm- ing power. Indeed, judging from the history of past conflicts between the Executive and the Senate, the persistence of the President under the circumstances would seem to be a Teason With that body for holding with more tenacity to the ground already taken. Mean- time, Mr. Matthews takes the office, and draws the salary,—at least until Congress meets again; and being in possession is a great thing from an office-seeker’s point of view. There is, however, a question as to the legality of reap- pointing a rejected nominee in cases like that of Mr. Matthews, which will probably add food for thought and debate when the question comes up in the Senate next winter. $+ Why don’t some of the mouth-valiant fellows who are so keen for a war with Mexico venta portion of their patriotic indignation on Eng- land, and demand that she too shall be thrashed? The outrage committed upon Editor Cutting consists, as ts said, in trying and punishing him im Mexico fora libel published in the United States. Yet within the last thirty days a Lon- Con court has taken Jurisdiction of a complaint of libel published ina New York newspaper, and entered up judgment for $25,000 against its Proprietor-editor as a penalty for his offence. It is true that the money has not yet been collected, nor has the editor been sent to jail in the latter case, but on this point it is to be remarked that he has been more prudent than Cutting, and has so tar kept out of England, and consequently out of the clutches of her courts’ officers. The principle involved would, however, seem to be precisely the same,—un- Jess it is a tenet of swash-buckler Jingoism that ‘@ powerful nation may do with impunity what ‘& weaker one will not be allowed to undertake. $< The Belfast riots have gone to terrible lengths, nd what makes the matter the more woeful is that there has been no reason in it from the be- ginning. Even the horrors of the Paris com- mune were based upon an intelligent idea, but ‘the Beliast rioters seem to have been actuated merely by the spirit of blind quarreisomeness, which is Ireland's greatest curse, supplemented by the vague feeling of cian hostility whieh pervades Ulster and the general sentiment ot dissatisfaction with the political status of the island. Ireland may have good cause for com- Plaint against England, but why should that lead the men of Belfast to kill each other and shoot down women and children by the score? oa As THE Stax said the other day that be probably would, the Philadelphia judge has declined to grant the injunction prayed for by Mark Twain to prevent the sale of General Grant's Memoirs by booksellers in the ordinary course of trade, because it is announced by the publishers to be furnished by subseription only. The idea invoived in the petition of the plaintiff is so absurd on its face und so in con- Mict with the rights of individuals and the freedom of ade that it is a wonder it was seriously advanced. ee It will be observed that Mr Douglass says he Would be at the office this morning at the hour his successor proposed to call and take posses siou, but be doesn’t gush. Yesterday seemed to be Mr. Matthews’ day for effusiveness. ‘The Chicago anarchists have at last shown their true colors and put themselves outside of the pale of human charity. They had a pienie om Sunday. _——_ we The Delaware people how say that “the peach crop is @ failure.” This familiar statement is Tather late in the day for tne present season, and doubtless refers to next year’s crop. Bazoass I Dissex Sen We are closing out a line of FRENCH AND ENGLISH DINNER SETS Regurdless of Cost. (Call end look them over befure purchasing. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, aut 1205 Peansyivania ave, Toorusr Frassex Suimrs, ALL COLORS W.S TEEL, au7 935 Penpsvivania avenue Reso Tins: New bincovery Hosiery Shield, WU prevent Stockings frum weanng out, Wi be for sale in this city soon, JFPRESE Meats t Hard Time Prices. Come Everybody aud Get Your Meus. Porter House Steak. Sirioins ‘Penderioin Bib Roast Beet (Good Kuast beef. Hab seat — ikound Steak EI Ti BEY Corn Beef. 2 Soup Meats ee ‘All Boarding House ai ive Cash, ‘Come Wo 521 and 522 Wh street wing. aué-1w ‘Center Market. (ciEAR AND HARMLESS As Wate NATTA! For resioriug gray or faded Baie tes color und yoothfu ap marauce. W AkicaN TEDL So this always in ture to CRYSTAL CRYSTAL DISCOVERY DISCOVERY Y DISCOVERY DISCOVERY Discov DISCOVERY ing the roots with fresh DISCOVERY. Vitality, trom the insu DISCOV ERY lent supply of which te DISCOVERY amd falis. hair de of DISCOVERY eradicating dauatul and DISCOVERY eattrely stop its further DISCOVERY Sotiatied we DISUVERY DISCOV Discov ey DISCOVERY NS, Ron-puisonous article £9 the parpuse in use, solic ata AKTH ( ENTLEMEN's sv CUT KED. G S.2D PREEOKD FoR a1. Gusts Gb conta, Feats hee ele ate SSE SS sPmaa ceaveres 20S Oth st now. <nh4s etme ey je21-2m* . ee ™ = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., 7 oe TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1886. - —— oe. Loses Derasrext Bouter. WANTED=HELP. FOR _RENT--ROOMS. FOR RENT--HOUSES.___ FOR RENT—HOU: SES. _ ‘ED—THREE NO. BUILDERS. °NT—A SUITE ‘RENT- R RENT—#1: nent Bt Tirtek., Toaan A Wee Or Bancams cclot ged white rena ane tad those wn Warns ee a uae ie =e J Se SS Houses, 12,14 and 16 Lat a w.. © woanara et sree cost ane, pected, m ‘and Hall Room, ‘Stable: Foomn, gas and water, er six Foote Biekck. 200 he bigs Sogn movi cael the Ons We een Ey DAS? IN | premben Otec oes Eke ‘Sor’ End Dwelling: © rooms, with stable, 120370» | Flos: Bees ee oonin a moaern tam fg he oad Aw Exrraozpvimanr: nose! Gallat S017 Ten we ie | S| ogi is 7am 20 rooma, hall and all ‘ R $1, ursetane .. $37. aa ome SarIT rene Wiens. ieee | | ry RY is lghgg taney colored bordarm osteo Vales ealy LI oo ike "iavestnent cured. SEES Buierere “S Ww CDA * ee SSTaSY Manica ee nets Sete mod. tps, SaPiVOL a naa 4 a3 stad Successor to DUVALL & MARR. CHAS. 8 SHREVE, Stunted Brick Dwelling. nine re & EF A Ft gs ea asc Seinch Five, Bi j Ee E. 3 3 AL lw eed Soa ears Bot POR FERT_OS SHCONDARD THTRD FLOR an10st _ SATs Tne a, 10S td wt ne” “jeu lows pe SAE fk oss, ptr tane Sepak ty col, canoe of on eM | Woe Piahagrtandee | PSGar gacea Rome ueaaer te aa | py SE a = ew oa aa D556 + ied front hail roog, at 804 11 eee sa0St* | rents tout Repieanier Mees rent’ 9O0. treat cou 390 dozen Atltinen “ Pfutt! Doyitet. tn a H ERE Fes os YOUNG Ma Mag FOR RENTILARGE, PLEASANT AND HAND- So iA stse- elght-room Brick: 80. 515 Sth at. we ae and plain centers, extra good value, only Ww ‘a8 cake baker and candy maker. Apply at ely furniahed Rooma ei mute ‘or slow: snost | six tonnik $id.\h2 bt. u.0: tx room and cela é z rwry So h™ CASS ieee edo ees oa FY location, ‘overlooking aoe S15. 155 Virginia ave sive rooms: $10. fest, 3 =f per doen res Oa te arm, oe % ? & (First floor, near the Pa. ave. entrance.) a aa uu a Woatrmcger gest setae im nema herdics pass the “door, moderate aie te ‘ at von, “Address Box 81, Star office. Jor 1 GOO 3 ND TEN hoomM oy & LOTEROP. < Pe, RENT_i50Q STREET N.W., $50 nial NICE RK RENT—A GOOD EIGHT AND TEN 0? ¥ aa am woonwa?. "ANTED—WOMAN T) COOK AND Do Hi ly furnished Boorse ont first floor, als 2 on second, House. one block from Smithsoplan: mo {OUSER, Ce = OPPORTUNITY. W: cs ‘Not old and shop-worn goods, but new and seasonable novelties secured by our buyers last week. BI A RRR cco A IL SN Bp As Rok G@ AA NNN BBB AA RRR G AA HNNN B BAAAR RGGO ASA IN NN BBB A AR 8 GGG A A IN NN 10 dozen English Flannei Tourists’ Shirts, all colors and sizes, $1.19; cheap at $1.50. 25 dozen Silk Pongee Windsor Searfy, will wash, can be tied a8 knot or bow, 39c.: being sold elsewhere for 40 dozen pure Lisle Thread Undershirts, all sizes, 50c.; a bargain at $1.00. 10 dozen Silk Finfshed Lisle Thread Half Hose, \Sc.; imported tosell for $1.00. FOR LADIES. 100 dozen warranted fine pare linen Handkerchiefs with tucked and hemstitched borders, 3 for 25c.;same quality as usually offered by the Palais Roya! for 2 for 25c. ‘25 dozen linen Collars with capes. the new shapes of | standing collars, are offered for 3 for 26¢; none worth Jess than 15, some worth 19c. each. 25 dozen plaited front Chemisettes with collars, Iie; worth 25¢. 25 pieces hand-made worsted Laces, all colors, %, yard wide, Se; worth 25e. yard. 950 short lengths of fine Embrotderies, from 9 to 27 inches wide, 1 yard to 4% yard lengths; less than half former prices. kB <A RRR GGG A IT NN N Bh BR SS TELE gs bh BA HME Eco hh HERE BBR A AE KR GGG AA ITN XN Sgs82 THE HOSIERY BARGAINS OF THE SEASON. 20 dozen pure silk Hose, black. white split feet, : cheap at $2.25. dozen plaited silk Hose, black, 73c.: worth 98c. silk finished lisie Hose, black, 55e; worth 75 40 dozen biack lise thread Hose, 46c.: usually 50c. 100 dozen “Schoppers” black Ingrain Hose, split feet, 25c.; competitors’ price, 35¢. 50 dozen English Derby ribbed Hose, black, for boys, sizes 8 to 10, 29¢.: worth 35e. 100 dozen Children’s black Derby ribbed Hose, all sizes, 2c; usually 25¢. BBB BB BBB. BB BBB rN AA RA 25 dozen Lonsdale Cambric Dressing Sacques, trimmed and lace inserting, 98c.; not dear at $1.50 each. 10 dozen unbreakable twisted wire Bustles, spiral springs, 38¢.; sold elsewhere for 49c. 1Odozen Children’s Dresses with gamps, all sizes, 49c. each; really worth $1.00. BBB A RRR GGG. n N gS, Bb aa RR ESS dy HONS N - Bh Bk BT oo Bk HERS OSs BBB A AR 8 GGG AAD & NN Sus8 = If you have patieuce enovgh you may read on, for this entire column belongs tothe Paiais Royal 2010 Somzruine New. - ‘The lots mentioned below were picked up by the Palais Royal Buyers a few days aco in New York. Being new goods, the low prices will be appreciated as typical PALAIS ROYAL BBB OA RRR, GGG A It SNR 5585 BOB AA ROP G& G AA INNN Bad 2°. ER GSS AMT SME Gast 25 doz. fine French Percale, Pique; also genuine Madras Gingham COLLARS, with CUFFS to match; fancy colored stripes, checks and figures, 25c. a set, honestly worth 48c. PALAIS ROYAL A RRR cco a AA RURG OG AK TSN Auk Bie Eco Rak HN NE EE cde M45 NS ‘4 N R N are 10 doz. extralong white CHEMISETTES pure linen collars and bosoms, 25c. each, worth 48c....A Job lot of Children’s fine embroidered and lace COLLARS, 17¢. each, worth 39c. and 48e.....100 doz. CUFF BUT- TONS in oxidized, gold plated, silver, rhinestone, awate, Jet, and crape stone. Patent lever fastenings, ‘25c., 30e. and 44c. Just half usual prices. PALAIS ROYAL BBR OA RRR GGG Bip de RR SS A TTS Bs fat £44 Be Soo Sah HERR tat | a°aR R GGG A AIL N NN Sss% 25 doz. Sheer Mull TIES, beautifully embroidered, 2ic., cheap for 25c......40 doz. Boys’ French Percale, also Gingham, SHIRTW AISTS, all sizes, 39c., worth 5c. and 65e....10 doz. Butfand Black SATCHELS, inutation alligator skin, two pockets, full size, 44¢.; bargain at 50c. PALAIS ROYAL 50 dozen Satin FANS with real Osttich Feather tops; all the new shades, $1.68 each; cannot duplicate elsewhere ander $3.50.....5 doz White Satin, also fig- ured white Sateen P.A RASOLS,89c. each, worth $1.98. 10 dozen Sterling Silver, also Gold top UMBREL- LAS Paragon frames English Silk, $278 cheap at 00, PALAIS ROYAL BBR A RRR cco. EX BoB Aa RoR Go GO da HESS toe £44 Bk G90 dak HER RR Bes A“4AR EGGS 244 HN RR Saat 50 pieces of SASH RIBBONS, constituting the biggest bargains of the season. 25 pleces Block Sash, 7 inches wide, all shades, 59c., cheap at 68¢.....15 pieces fun edge Morie Sash, 9 inches wide, all shades, $1.25, cheap at $1.45.....10 pieces Surah Sash. 15 inches wide, all shades, $1.45, cheap at $1.68. PALAIS ROYAL 100 dozen genuine Suede Mousquetaire GLOVES. new shades, beautifully embroidered tors, who. under various disguises, are endeavoring to «1. ce out old and shop-worn relies, Norastz Grove Banoams. ‘Three of about the best things we have are: ‘Thread Gloves: Asiohed Angers, cxtre_ val wes, fin ‘ex colors tans, browns and mode shades, only 20e. Per pair. Read Giovesswith bidaniebod bese, Angers, extra hne quality, colors a ‘tens, ‘Thread Glov modes and browns, only No. 3—Ladies’ 6 but. Suede mae Gloves, in assorted tan shadés. an excellent Wearing Glove for driving, shopping and gen- eral use. (irst floor, first on the left, Pa. ave. entrance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Acoust Banoarss, below s few reasons why August fs the Bargain month of the year First.—Becanse one-half to two-thirds of the People who do the baylng are absent from the ‘Second.—Because August virtually winds up the summer business aNd all stricty summer goods must be closed out at whatever sacrifice, as summer goodsshow the finger of time plalner ‘than those of any other season. ‘Third,—Because merchants begin to prepare for the fall aud winter trade aboue September Ist new gross beibirecelved therefrom, and Toom must be made for’ Fourth.—Recause various lines of goods be- come sold low or broken, either in alzey or cok ors, heuce “Remnant” bargains are the out- conie. as they, above all others, must be sold; | consequeatly "we reallze that’ August 18 00 month for profit, aud begin to sell #1 summer geods for what'they will bring. From this Time on we will give you a better money’s ‘worth of whatever you Wish than could posal bly be obtained under other circumstances, White Ready-Made Suits belong strictly to summer, hence we are done with profitson them, at least in the following lines: $6 Suits can be bonght now for,$5. 7,20 Suits can be bought now for’ 50. 30.50 Suits can be bought now for $7.50. 310 Guus can be bought now for $x $15 Sults can be bought now for $12. ‘We have every reason to believe that even at their former price they could not be duplt- cated hereabouts. (Second floor; take elevator.) SUMMER DRESS GOODS SUFFER THE UN- KINDEST CUT OF ALL, ‘The pick of the stock of 75c. and $1 Colored Dress Goods have been thrown on a center table at 50c. per yard. 40 odd pieces, about 35 different shades. (First floor; center table.) WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘The last rush on Wash Goods greatly dimin- ished the stock, yet a shrewd buyer can pick out great bargains In PUKE LINEN Lawns, STRIPED SEFRSUCKERS, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 40 INCH Batter ES, FR AND Ait, SATTEENS, HK. AND PLD. GINGHAMS. (Second floor; take elevator.) LACE DEPARTMENTT. We have picked out just what we want to sell NOW, and lowered the price as an induce- ment, Wide Seat Rrown Oriental Lace, with heavy Feru embroidery, especially suitable for Sat- teens, and other colored cotton fabrics. Tot reduced trom 25 to Use, per vara. 1 lot reduced from 373g to 25e. per yard, Llot of white orienta Laces, 8 107 inches wide, have been selling at 8, 10 and 12%c., now 6,8 and 10c. per yard, Tot ot whlte Oriental, Laces, 4 to Tig inches wide, have been selling at 14c.. now 1Age. per yard! 1 Tot of white Oriental Laces, 5 to 8 inches wide, have been selling at 16 to 25c., now 12% to 20e, per yard. ‘We uve’ placed these in tots as enumerated above, In order to make a selection easy. (Second floor: take elev: 10 WOODW. Cwosixe Sate Or Suaccer Goons ELEGANT SASHES AND SASH RIBBONS. We have Just purchased from an importer the dalauce of Fine SASH RIBBONS, which we offer at very low prices. They comprise the newest styles and latest colors, BORDERED SASH RIBBON, 22 Inches wide, latest novelty. MOIRE RIBBONS, 13% inches wide: all colors. VELVET EMBOSSED SASHES, at §8, reduced from $17.50. The greatest bargain we have ever offered. WHITE MOIRE, SATIN DUCHESS, GROS GRALN, &e., for wedding dresses. We are now offering GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of SUMMER GOODS, as we are preparing for our annual stock taking; and ladies who have any- thing to buy in DRESS GOODS can now supply them- selves to great advantage. * 100 pieces WHITE PLAID and STRIPED MUS- LINS, In good styles, at 12%4¢., worth 25c. in the early art of the season, 50 picces NUNS BLACK VEILINGS, of Lupin's manufacture, at 25¢: a GREAT BARGAIN, ‘The best BLACK SILK RHADAME, at $1.25, we have ever offered for the price. GUINETT BLACK SILKS, in every price, at lower prices than we have ever offered them. PRINTED NUNS VEILINGS, at 60c,, former price Te. PARASOLS at half price. ‘The bandsomest assortment of PRINTED SAT- INESio 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 SHAWLS in new designs, suita- ble for traveling, at moderate prices, All our REMNANTS are now exposed on our cen- ter eounters, and marked {n quantity and lowest price. Now is the time to buy them cheap before we take stock. ONE PRICE ONLY. ‘THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ~ 919 Pennsylvania Avenue, WSTER FUEL AT SUMMER RATES V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WOOD and COAL. Complete Facilities, Bottom Prices. ‘Full Weight and Measure. iain Yard and Office, 1011 Rhode Island ave, n.w. 1 A st. me. see Oaice, corner Sth aad K sis: mw. aulOSm “Nose So Buno As Tuosz WHO WON'T SEE.” ‘WE CANNOT CONVINCE THOSE WHO DO NOT CALL UPON US AND EXAMINE OUR WARES THAT THEY ARE THE BLIND WHO WON'T SEE, BUT THOSE WHO DO COME AND CRITICALLY EX- AMINE OUR STOCK ARE EASILY CON- VINCED OF THE SUPERIORITY OF OUR CLOTHING, MADE MOSTLY BY WANA- MAKER, OF PHILADELPHIA, WE CLAIM SUPERIORITY IN STYLE AND IN WORKMANSHIP, AS TO PRICES, WE BELIEVF, FROM A PRETTY CLEAR KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT 18 BEING DONE AROUND US, THAT WE ARE ALWAYS “LOWER THAN THE LOWEST” IN WASHINGTON, AND AT THIS TIME OF YEAR OUR PRICES DO NOT STAND IN THR WAY OF 4 S4LE WE DON'T MEAN THAT “NO REASON A- BLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED.” FOR WE MAKE OUR OWN PRIGES aND HAVE BUT ONE, BUT WE MEAN THAT WE HAVE CUT DOWN PRICES TO THE POINT WHERE ANY REASONBLE MAN WILL BE SATISFIED. C2 es el In addition to Our Attractive Sales Now Going on we 50 Dorms: LADIES’ BLACK COTTON HOSE, Split Foot, st ‘25c. Good value at 5c. 19 Dorms, LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE, “Tneatricals,” st 59c. Good value at 75c. ‘25 Dozex LADIES’ EX.-FINE BLACK LISLE,HOSE, Drop Stitch, at 68c. Good value at Shc. 50 Dozex PATENT BUSTLES, 3 and 4 Rows, absolately un- breakable, at 25e, each. They would be cheap at 45 cents. 1 Dozen FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS, 5 Hooks, Embrol- dered Busks, Scalloped Tops, Drab and White, at 73e. Really worth $1. 100 Dozen LADIES’ WALKING SKIRTS, Good Muslin, Deep Ruffle, at 25. Regular price 37 cents. ‘REMNANTS OF SASH RIBBONS, 7 in. wide, all Silk, all colors, 48 centsayard. Regular price 75c. ar TTTT H it ERE BB 00. x ‘ale ae ee Free, peéerg ? OH Hee Ee oo? BAN MM MM A RRR Hon & cn ace BV AA PE Go EE MMM a 428 RH CoO HH KERT sup 216-818 SEVENTH STREET N. W. ry vrrr E A& gs "Y BEy oe Dovey he SEL fou £4 tT BBB UU T XN ON 00 TITT RE S85 TITT RNNO Og E EPP 4 ssi PuboE be dats E BNN‘00 T TLL REE A A Ey f A OCO REF ,88, AA GC EK gee aA REE ax Previous to taking stock, which we will commence August 15th, we will have a special sale of Laces and Embrolderies at lower prices than any time during the entire season. NNN £EB W W W NNN E wwww NNN EE wwww NNN K ww ww NNN ERE wow a DDD gS, §°% F% BS BD 8 foo 8,8 88 BB ot Gag 00-00 ppp = Our buyer has just retarned trom New York with a great many new Laces and Embrolderies, consisting in part of Oriental Laces, Oriental Flouncings, beige ‘and cream, and 500 new pieces of Swiss Flouncings, ‘worth 88 to 5c. # yard, to be offered at 250. A YARD. 100 pieces rew Swiss Flouncings, 45 inches wide, ‘worth $1.75 a yard, to be offered at $1.00 A YaRD, BIG BARGAINS IN LACES, BIG BARGAINS IN EMRROIDERIES, ‘THIS WEEK aT BAUMS’ SPECIAL! SPECIAL! VERY SPECIAL ‘We will open TUESDAY MORNING, August 10th, 160 dozen Children’s Collars, made of fine laces and embroideries. We will guarantee these goods to be worth 88 to 75c, a piece. We bought the entire lot and will offer them, without reserve, at 19¢. EACH. a BB AA Mu rary Fi MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, ‘th, 8th and D streets, se Duy Groore ‘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» call extra bargains for the next fifteen days. ‘Beautifol styles in yard-wide BATISTE Former Brice, 12¢; now Oc. Figured Plaid ORGANDIES, reduced from 180, BATISTE in tinted grounds, reduced to 100. All of our Dress GINGHAMS reduced to So, Crinkle BEERSUCKERS, 10c,, 12c. ‘Very best yard-wide LaWNS reduced to Tiga, INDIA LINENS, 7c., 80., 40,110,190. > mip armron ape ‘Teduced from 18 and 20¢, ‘We will be ready to show a splendid line of Carpets ‘and Olleloths by September 1st. JOHNEON, GARNER'é Co, (686 Pennayivania ave., south side, a.w. Bork, for small faumlly; must be well recom mended. Apply at $257 Ost Georgetown. aulo-st® (7 ANTED—A WHITE GIRL FOR GENE oswework; good references required. “Apply at 5 29th st. ie Wante-« ‘GOOD CLEAN COOK: Tae pst Bw. ANO-Ste 'ANTED-A GOOD STEADY GIRL OR MID. ‘Woman to assist at Housewor! permanen Tome tothe right ergot. & Feato Rortheast, a and Capitol and Iststa. onus bee gutted = ~ ht housekee; me Silver, dishes and table ished. Price 81. ‘subse ments park front, Appiy to KR CHUIN or uniurnished, large, Rooms; lovely surrou venient to business center. ith st. aw, Se ‘AUO-St Ent —aps MAINE AVE. FURNISHED RR RENT—A NEW TWOSTORY-ANI-EASE new, front, back and alcove | I’ ment Brick, New York uve... between 4th and Sth Sts. nw. Inguire at 444 New York ave. “Rent $30. ‘auloste VOR RENT—AN ENTIRE FLOOR OF THREE communicating unfurnished Rooma 426 111b at nw. au7-St {OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 450 M ST. NW ® rooms and bath: all modern improvements rent $40. Apply at 1207 6th si n.w. anld-eost™ POE BENT 005 NEW, JERSEY AVE. N. W., rnished rooms and $ unfurnished for house- Keeping, cheay au7-3t" WASTED WA G00D, STRONG WHITE GIRI, for general housework. 1908 Pennsylvania ave. nw, au7-3e* Fal ahah ee ae Park. Board it desired. = ANTED-A NAN AND WOMAN TO WORK to Mr. OFTG_RUP- PEWS, 09 conten Market By. au7s3t* “WASTED—COOKS, DRESSMAKERS, CHAM: bermuids, nurses,’ scrubbers, laundresses, ladies’ malds, waiters, other help, omen for Haltimore, N;¥' clty and suburbs, Fat nw. FM. BURNHAM. au7-6t* Wane. DRESSMAKERS AND APPREN- tices to learn the Eureku Lady ‘Tailor Syste1 no chart, scale or machine used; sclentific measure- ment only; perfect fit without refitting: satisfaction, guaranteed: patterns cut to measure: warranted to ft: Silland try our system. Prof. L. MOLPORE. cornet 7th st. n.w., May Building, room 10. aidure ANTED-VERY LIBERAL TERMS MADE Agents to represent the most pojrular psy of Srutuat Lire Iusurauee et presented: end wr ciroular and terms, THE LIFE UNION, 24 Park, Place, N. Y. AUT,10-2 ED—AGENTS A! the best sellin gat Sells at slant, 8 RE} ANT its THE ART OF Dross Cutting aud Maling without the nse of pa- ¥ patterns by the new tallor system taught at 1020 nnsyivania ave. 0, ‘iy 24. PANTED—CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- ance; liberal compensation. Apply to 220 st nw. 2, with reference, this cit 630-63 CANVA! FOR housenold article ever mate. Just ig profits. Write for particulsrs, ¥ CO, Leominster, Mi ‘ANTED—POSITION AS WATCHMAN, JAN VY. (oF or sexton of a chiitch that will pay a ting Over 9 yeurs' experience In takin care, 0 ake ‘building. “Address R. & T., care of Carrier 20, y 3 ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AX AN ENGIN} aye SAR SE Feference if required. Address £523 h St. 8.W. Situation as a barkeeper or clerk In a grocery storo; best references given.” Apply at 327 Mussnehtt- setts ave. ne, ave-ac* WANTED BY, AL STENOGRAPHER AND type-writer, Dictations, dav or evening: cei ‘and promptnes dress 91 fic ANTED-KNOWN TO ALT, THAT T Fi nish competent servants and help of all descrip tion to private families, hotels. stores and oiices ‘This and other cities. FM. BURNHAM, 630-4 Fat nw. S331: ws —A YOUNG MAN DESIRES To | AR range Room or Room apd Board tor one year. Will sati<fy with references. Address M. Q moderate rent, two or th suitable for housekeeping: references, Adress, stating Terms and location, Box office. TE able for dentist’s office. on F st., between 9th and 1th, or New York ave. ih and 15th sis. Address | D—A 7 OR 8-ROOM BRICK rovements, iu northwest Hous n section ss, stating loeation and lowest cash price, Box 32, staroffice. anlo-st® ANTED — TO ROOM, Brick Ho will pay $600 casi with full particula D—A HOUSE OF SE! . in good loc ality north unfurnished. State if kitehi alxoside of streci. Address Box 112, Star office. northwest; | Ad % is} 5 WANTED; TO PURCITASE House of abont nine rooms in a genteel ne borhood northwest: price not to exceed $5,000. OW! ers desiring prompt sale please address . 1. office. wet D—TO PURCHASE OR f Toom House, containing all ino ments, conveniently located, about 15 Ininutes! walle from ‘resury departient, | Purchase. price, fo 34,000. Termscaxb. Address HS. U WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED — BOARD AND OW ‘eve aged three and’ iv father (widower CARE FoR TWO. with room for their ina private German fail. State price by the m ‘Address Box 61, Star office, LU TANTED — A SECOND-HAND FIIE-PROOP (W 2iee Kaaress with price SATE, Star omen It Walks’ To BUY-A GOOD HORSE, ar. aulO-2e Wain 4HOUT SI Ist, BY Terms mus Ne. Address, stating fertcuiary, Bra. 11," Crescent Hill, Jefferson o1 an ANTED—AIL MISCELLANEOUS WA: ‘be registered ut the MISCELLANEOUS AGENCY, Room 4, 936 F st. n. w. W. ‘OUNG MAN WISHES TO BU some established mercantile busizess, or « part- oceries and produce cummislon preferred, Addrom WALLACE, ctr oon PAPER HANGERS AND PUB- A\geprttereapn Tepapers 124e per love, harder 10, Avie 100, Kit papery proportion. Zstimiatts foruisbed. " J, Bl LEVREUK. NOS ath st aw alot ANTED-5,000 DYSPEPTICS. THOSE PHO- hounced incurable preferred. Mention this Raper, address POPY, 1532 Fuirmonnt ave, Puila- jelphia, Pa, aud-3m* Smiles from city. Q. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md. ee ANTED — HORSES AND COWS TO PAS- ture at $3.50 per month; fine grass, water aud shade. Apply ut front ror, 2d floor, 142s New York ave. au2-1m WV ANTED-PARTIFS WHO HAVE STABLE manure to know that it will be carried away fre ofcharge. Address Ayriculturalist, Star office. aus-2w* ‘ANTED—-KNOWN—THAT COARSE HAIRS ‘ob the fice ure positively obliterated, leaving no marks. My Electric Needle is the only remedy known, Jor this hideous defect, Send for full particulars. Electric treatments for ladies and children, Mrs. Dr. GABRIEL, 614 12th st., bet. F und G sts, Je20-Tw* QNTEDHORSES 10, VASTURE ON Beale’s farm, at $3.50 per wintered for G8.00 per. 4 pas i BLABERRTY, Hay Seales, cor. 10th st. au ve. jy2i-im ASTRO -SEDORDITAND FURNITURE tg. Stoves, Feather Beds, and all kindsot ‘Honsehold Furniture, tor which the highest cash price Sillbe pald, Address H. BAUM, 280 7th aw. y17 ‘a month. ae north of Bladensburg wintered at r mont STEPHEN, College station, Mar or ‘Messrs “MA: GRATH & KENNELLY, 211 11th st nw. jyld-ims Vy V ANTED TO 1 EXCHANGE MARKET OR EX- se Range or Vapor, Oil or Gas Stoves for oldones, BUTLENS, 931 5th, near Ke Smoky chim: ast no pay. “Old Stoves’ bought aid old ap ‘Horses OR RENT-T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY.8 ROOMS ‘on 2d floor. either furnished oF unfuraished, en guite or singly; bath room, etc., on same floor, at 1151 New Hampshire ave, opposite M1 st. ‘au7-at OR RENT—EIGHT NEATLY FURNISHED Rooms, single or en suite, in the most central and denightful location im city; fi Board: references exchanged. “315 C st nw. “ora FOE RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, with or without board: southern exposure: ‘one square from cars. 1235 Mamachusetts ave.aT-3t® FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR, furnished for housek ‘near Dupont dlrcie gegen, ent eee ae EL IN, Star office. NOR RENT—FURNISHED _ ROO: board, one sqnare west of War and N ‘ments; south front. Also, table board. 1! OR RENT— WITH BOARD, AT 1720 H ST. N. ij. SESE, piganant secondstory Boome: privees family: reasonable raves, Swe Prek REST IAT 112 8 St NW rece 5 furnished third-story front Room; two large win- @ows; nice and cool; suicable for gentieman or gentle man and wite, with bath and gas, at summer rates, Jy26-1m, Fen RENT—319 EAST CAPITOL ST, GRANT 1 and comfortable furnished rooms; jy24-1m_ terms moderate, F3 painted and trimmed. Suitable for Shoe oF Gloihine Sone 250 per month, Call dress JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th st, gud-2w OR RENT RE, N. W. CORNER OF 6Tit st and Massachusetts ave. nw. Rey on the pren- ises. ste eas PORE ‘costa. tore fitted swith ‘she ioe ear. "Apply 1031-8. GRISWOLD Ts macostia, OR RENT—CALIGRAPHS. PRICE REDC trom $8 to $6 per month during summer. a “CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 933 iy2-su STAR BICYCLE; ALL, ie Tull nickel platings; price, $85 sired can give teket for free lusiFuctions, 1150.4 an Foease —A FINE LARG! good 1W0 or three-horse Wagon. V _anl0-3t* JOR SAT AT BARGAIN, RESTAC- rant. with cizhteen furnished rooms One of the enue. Reason for sell- best stands on Pe i purchase can eail selves. 468 Pennsylvania “Hi. PARKER, cor. 4% and Est. . &c.; corner 224 and T ‘aulO-Lw* TAND BARROOM, ATFORM WAGON AND . almost new, and two Conpe s, cheap, at GW. MASONS, Carriage Maker, 2708 M1 st. nh. W, “aul0-Bte TOR WELI-BROKEN GOAT: also but on lank attable for a chfia quire so: ‘aul0. drive. Address J. F. H., Star Office, of iu west Corner North Capitol and I ste. n-w. Fee SALE-THE Veiicles: all ia perfect own \ new) “ 1 Vietorta, by De- Victoria. by Graham: 1 T 1 Landan, im. “Kanway, by’ Rodgers. Pia: 2 Brou ‘and wo coupes, "ANDEEW J. JO¥CE, Curriage Batider, ent. ner 14th and Ets, nw, aug-iw SAND BY THE CAR OR CART atlowest Fates Wak ke SMivIL York ave. Telephone No. 407-2, au@-Im* S-ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS. A DE- Grocery and Liquor Stere dol hess. On the corner of 20: Premises, PET THE TURNOUT OF MEMBER OF Howe, Carriage aad. Harnees very » 7th st. and N.¥.ave. = id BALE A FLISE-CLASS RESTAURAD xi location; terms moderate. FIFTYINCH STANDARD COI ‘les all bearings; price $59. SMITH 21200 Pennsylvania s v = pounds, is kind a a sfetctonate (fond or eniidren: trained io jump, ran and jollow carriage, Also, a ter of Beagle Hound Puppies cheap. ~ Address T. O. Star office, eee au7-3t” JOR SALE-A Ti LOUGH AND WAR- Ten Organ, good _au7-Bt new, for $45. HUGO WORCH & Co., oz 7th st. aw. ‘DID BARGAINS TO QUICK ‘BOY LIS TO MARE ROOM. ful and elegant first-class Upright and Square Pianos, of the best makes, that have been used but very litte and warranted same as new. Can be bonght for from $50 to $200 less than new price Payments as low as $10 per month, and additional ret bh.” Covers and Stools included in the urchase. ‘Several small pianos for beginnera. Now is the time to Duy, aud the place ig THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, au6 422 Oth at. POR SAEE-At A GREAT WARGNA NEW PORES AAT & ORAS Manet ES SON, 1115 F st a aue-l me VOR SALE—DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SER the wonderful bargais< ut auction and private sale Of Tronks, Hags and Harness. 649 15th st., opposite U.S Treasury, ‘auseim OR SALE—H. A, SETIGSON, 1200 PEN NSYL- ana ave. n.w., has Just received aud carefully dottied 8,000 galions Pure California Claret, which be sells ut $1 per gallon,” pecial prices to Jobers. Send ‘at Ouce. Gools delivered frée. Open from bwe 3y10-3m ‘OR SALE-THE *OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- ler: avolds all expensive attendance; 3 mer ne handling o “ae For running elevators, pumping. water, print Sud'muchinery. ‘Sebd ior’ circular ar BALLAUE, Agent, 31 71 at. Jezd-3m_ best quality: for imumediate’ delivery. PITAL PRESSED BHICK CO, H GOLDS BOROUGH, Secretary, 906 F’ Jeo Bacci tars tie si boas NTRD—COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR SW srenetatey and Feriton, , Notaty aad Usa w, is Commissioner. “JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 F stn Inoftice trom @a m.tob p.m Telephone 3442 Weterctery CARPET CLEANING. NO _sfblppine, by our pro, ens. ‘Telephoue 119-6. °A. 0. nuisiotia ave. ap2d COUNTRY REAL ESTATE R RENT—IN ROCKVILLE, MD. SEVERAL Frew desirable six and ten-room’ Dwelling Houses, rally located, near HO. depot. Inquire of 8. COUNTRY BOARD. ‘ANTED—BY A LADY, IN THE SUBURBS WY ai Machington ya abuit Gre from te ey, where ‘they ‘use ‘ma Werms must’be moderate. Address CM. Star ofica.1® OARDERS WANTED AT MOUNTAIN V. jor the month of August Audvess it W. PRES TON, Roundhill, Loudon county, Va. an7-Ste FEW BOARDERS CAN BE COMFORTABLY ‘socommodated for the summer and tail at HL; plenty ‘of shade, ace, feu, ood, table, children KS.'S. A. BOND, Water- ford, Loudovn county, Var au7-8t ATTON HOUSE, NEAR ROUND ONE "Y 20 the mont attractive Summer Resorts Int Dior scion of the couutry. Larce two-story stone house, fro vate con 16 8 SALE FIRST-CLASS STOCK FAUM OF 14 tnd from station: danolag ones week Dlauoy pet Eerie Fane ue egress | Reese cars leona vee ce | on i cheap.as “Sugust or 10 HENRY ‘nd October. ‘GIBSON, 4 iw sted" aaoiy helena ssci0gee" | Hou ae vasa BOS an7-cost® aL ESIRABLE LITTLE ‘T, PLEASANT, ONE OF THE HIGHEST ‘piece on, the itidge ond. aug gene points in Loudoun couuty, Va; near the moun- oa, nice S-room house, ntire | talus: plenty of shade; ice, mlik and all the com forte agen fruit. easy terms. Win be sold chee ‘4.5. | of your own home: only about 200 yards from post ILL & CO., 1388 F st. sulo-Tw | ofser: only $20 per mouth; ebildren $1¢; ieee fp SALE OR RENT_PINE LARGE HEALTHY PHREY, Proprietor, Paxson, Va. ‘suaveiost saree, Dene ally sitmaied on the Eogemen fi SUMMER BOARD—DELIGHTFUL BOARD Bhitions it a. rellrond, Charles cousty, farter Sheena TE en ee ee eee SALE AT KNOWLES STATION, M a ‘FON, Elo, SLiERT BOARD “AT ranch B. 5. 190 ocres, 1Bconan, IXCELLENT BOARD 2° geek outbaldings gi, enkthy igesion a ee SRFSuERE me ‘be ate AE, Mibba Oo. Eiies bought are arg. Sug 3 gore moderate —. BosSpEES SOLICITED I THE MOUNT: FINANCIAL. meg Sale 'Md,‘near spine aosantsetatian Warez, Sam ei nde Pare & HITELY, SEAR, Reep inyet, Washington Gos aed ‘Yor PERSONAL. ‘ACCOUNT Eun es DEMAND, OpMivare wUck TKLMGRAYE Went” op ame are now prepared io" Seconanend cbung aces wanemnoteny Voie ae A DeLRIA, Old Stand, 619. peer at Dw. oe: SERVICE jogs Wave me Gautam Oaxzaz, | Couses and answers on alivuyecin Do a admin meaangereR 3y15-1m* _ Southwest commer 8th and K sis. nw. SS —_——SS— BUSINESS CHANCES. ARES 1B | Toots, bat 18 N. Capitol st., Upper pt 21 28i4in... OFFICES, Per Mo. 635 F st.n.w., 34 floor. 800 485 Laav.,3d floor 4 f.00 6 sth and Pace. roomLl 23 mall portion of proper on my books. Por Mail tet call at Gite for tuivietin teamed om Istand 15th jaul0] THOSE. WAGGAMA OR RENT two GROOM BRICK Houses, S16 and S18 Bs! nee. OWNER, 518 Mth st. nw, au 813 LST.N. WTO A CA tenant, anew nineroom brick. sib. Ii modern knprovements. Rent $60 per tn ry any NOR RENT THREESTORY BRICK, 300 11 st. WLW. Gas, water and all modern o Apply at dr stn. yer, at io E EN ROOMS AND e rooms on a Hoot, no basement, at 404 2 E. KE. MASSON, owner, 615 1 00M HOUSE oderp impr 1% square trom the Cay 317 Delaware ave. ie, Apply 214 Lith st sw. Rent $25. and-5U NOR RES |—LOW UNTIL OCTOBER 19 PROX well y furnished 10 room house: in tine and very convenient location, nw. Address ED- GARTOWN,” Star office. aust FOR KENT—1608 RST. NW; TWOSTORY Brick: clght rooms wad bath; modern improve- ments: $30. 1.07 dth st. nw, ne two-star Brick: sx rooms, bath and ceilde: madera Imaprowe mente new is papered aint paimied. 00. Mi CEIPOLD, 1 is FS ut i 11 ROOMS, MoD- yonew hoose; desirable OU and Dn W, WITH BRI aces, fivst-ciass welghbor- Uhand Daw. Aub St ern conv locati yROR MENT—917 RST, N Stable, modern conven 1004. iS 421 Lith st. nw... $90, 2227 14th n.w-ldrs. 83.54 2307 Mist new OF 1934 Laren st. Gr. Ing Est nw, Or G00 Spruce st. 763 224 53 70m 1S OiOK Capie'b0.80 O12 and O14 C ge nnn OBO 1450 RT. uve, 1818 Lith st. n'w., Sr. 423 9th st. niw., 7F, hg gat Cane sk Geos 410 N. J. avance 3 2200 B88 Grewia OR RENT-—WHOLE OR PART OF FURNISN- ‘ed House, within ten minutes’ walk | ments, Price per month, $85. Ad ires Star office | FORREST SSTORY BRICK 1ov) St. east, Philadelphia Row, Apply toJ.C TAS 629 Kast Capitol st. POR RENT—FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, Ware ave. &W.: $8.50 per mont AOR RENT—800 4% STS. bath: water aud eae: $1530. 802 4 with beth: water 218.80. 616 LBOD SRUCKLEY, 407 iy St ae wu POR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE DWELL- ing on G st. n.w., within three blocks of State, War 3 : house has just been put in order and coniains eleven rooms, bath, : moderate 1115 DELA- nT :00MS, with st A condition, having Just bee wat ad pape lumbing thoroughly re Se ‘Apply = YRHOS d rstiek & CO. au76t 1524 F st. haw. SE, 50 A al peut Erinting’ ofc, ‘at Fs. aro T3017 O ST., WEST W ASHINGTON, 2 rooms, all conveniences: pussese miber Ist, $50'per" month. THUS i WAG sew TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 1211 .;'7 rooms, hall. cellar, summer kitche yard. Apply to KC. LEWIS, three stories and) basement Inquire on! 7OR RE AND 1614 STH ST. TWO- story brick, sever: rooms, hall, ceilar, latrobe, e:ail modern inprovements and large back vurd: per month M.D) PECK, 934 Fst au7-3t DR RENT_QST.. BETWEEN 15TH AND 16TH P, beiween 9th and Oth. Delawareave. near Capital. TOR RENT— 932 K n.w..12r.875.46) 212 13th aw. lars... 45, 1110 Md.av. 3.w., Sr. 950 Rest ‘more -40 1300 9th Bw... Sr. 428 College st'n.w.-10 1410 T st nw. 6r._.20.30 {ola Scaproisede ies 2113 10th st.n.w.5ra..10 70 Boundary st. more..10 408 Wilson st., Srs.. OR RENT-SMALL HOUSES— New sprit: 1007 Bt 2.6.7 £00 ns 2S Bricks 323-5 vin st ‘se., 6 rooms, New Bricks on Vaile, 8 11 lo New Frames, 1uih, and Bats, 9.8 Foanis 7 Store, dweliiig and shop, 1 20 au7st ALERT F. FOX, 020 F ai iw. ¢ House on 15th st aw. Two hotiaes on Bath Rtn House © vertined tree AUSTIN PuKOWR, ree Tm Real Rstateand Loans 1426 Fst 7OK REST 41824 ne,7 Stove nH Pa av $100 #iS.01 Shan Ek B00 G 23.90 8 Lath me Lem 0 = bad Net, 23r.. a1... G0 Avo 2110 Het 10r.mi--35 1018 26th. Or. mw. 2141 Het nw. 3 DIS Mo ddr. mt. 102-8 st dreai-a850 S400 Nat, Ar a 1759 San Othet..0r. ant. 2408 Hot 6, 1113 Isis’ e. Bia. Por a fulluistapply to WESCOTT & WILCOK, H 7 Penney! oR RENT IsOG N. HL. awe $150 Soo Lath si. nw.Jar 1 LOO gun SC mw Lae 1th 2 wt. BO Tide Chan aves OF 1002 1th St mW £ROSR 4 wh we, MDa it sn Ln 170m 3 a Liss iyth at nie ar 1150 ae id deh "s nw b THOMAS J. Pisicein Px 1324 F street nortiwen, NFUCRVIRNED— 2. Hav. and Sei. 2028 T at... 1140 Conn. ave. 1295 Ist. Stoughton. # De Sales i. 6i.50 2m. Rich dson BL RISO FURNISHED. Kynitr 26th 6330 33 Kat near 13m...9108. 98 RLav., near Ct. avd: | mm 1st near, 15th st ben ibe 130 2 Suet soot A stivand Astige bet. 1Lotb&isth. Bea) Tovh'and De Sales sta LO Mes yg te cut st 20 asses 4 1328 13th now... st pois Lith aca.w. sis N's, Lars. 617 Est tw Sod 1uth st. 10 rs W190 st nw.12 re 38, Upper part 415 9th h.w.80 Ret. lim... 6250 4 Ba Stablerear 1460 Muav 20 Sable rene 1ST K ot. FURNISHED, or. 6th st. 20r8419.00 41 nr. 1th st 12r.6108.08 assay nr ThowC...383.33 Mt. , BE eleeered ‘For list of proj erty {OF suit, call oF send at office. jez ie MOLIZMAN. 10th and F ets, MONEY TO LOAN. BSUATE, COLLATERAL Hi LOANS, a aa on Life Insurance and other securities nd nav y oclicers pay vouchers cased. W. Hi. T42u'New ork ave. sus tah TO LOAN—APPLICATIONS WILL Foeirg Boomer ateention. SWOKMET EDT BADDEY, OT Pm TO LOAN ON REAL Siar 253 ‘and 6 per cont. CHARLES W. HANDY, ee [ ONFY, 10 LOAN TO ARMY AND NAVY 01 FICERS AP LEGAL RATES UF INTER Tantus E WatGu, lade ON LIFE INSURA: POLICIES. c ae JAMES E WAUGH. v1 37 7 5.000235 crit, a6 3 avatlubiegen shortest mutica. 3 00. 1424 New York ay VATIONAL LAW AND TRUST COMPANY— Money to loan on approved securities—All bade ply and saiedactorily transacted. JOHS GHiekLy Real Rewaie Depariuvent, 1218 F me su 933 F st aw, 10.000—10 LOAN 3.00 $ou0 ON REAL ESTATE 2.400 1,500 _[my27]_ THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN. _ MOREY. LOSS, EN SUMS OF NOT LRse {asi $9,000, at 8 per ceut, on ‘recluse ee Sauuller Droperyy. sums at 6 Fontourzman, Corner 14 F streets vortiiweat, TO LoaN LER MOREE SE ern aee meee =% ihneensary delay. aN HUY A 1505 i cnusyivauia ave M “Ta nuns to wal, Bt lowest reat a sus Sataie security. vitae rw 020 7 Pennsylvania BIN ONE Baa RATES OF INTEREST, i ATE SECURITY. MEAL Bohos J FiMteR & 0. 5 1824 F st nw. MO*F 7 Doan ON REAL EaraTe a¥ on Das HOWER € 80x, MeN aN ON REAL merase Pilugr-ch ane’ SECURITIES at lowent nites interest. the security in Boehm. mnso GREEN, VALUES 1 RENT— F600 i9en st.,12 rooms and bath. 1026 17th st., 10 Tooms and bath. 2522 Lst.. 9 rooms and bath. N' Ssatyriiest.6r $16 )¢73and $751 st. w-$15 ig aith st sw. + _au7at* CH. PARKER. Cor. 4% and OR RENT— 218 3d stn. w.--$100/1803 Suh st nw 1 TIGA N.Y ave, 0 WBS 1468 Perce Place. 32.60 i W650 1728 10th n. w. 201535 6th s.n.w. > 50,19 Est. sw. CLARENCE DUVALL, au7-3t__ (Successor to Duvall & Mart 023 Pst a.w 1325 M, Isr. 5$10,06|410 spruce.-Dr p.s27. ANTED-ONE 08 =~ ENT dourd in private family; refereuces exchanged Terms, 918 per mouth. Cell at 1125 New Jomey ave. aw. ul0se 00D TABLE BOARD FOR §3 PER WEKKY wave | Gobo bie. vabeas JOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR G rasomne second $25; elegaut house, al improver 2 use, ail improvens ‘hear Judiciary Square. 308 F LAVAYEVTE | SQUARE BEAUTIFUL y couveuicuce;exce! eat able i 25 LEAS [ ROOMS, FURNISHED AX v FP furnished, with Board, at 314 aud 316 ‘Todiana, on. Mingle Kooms, with Board, $5 per week. Lax , 512 OTH ST. NW. ‘PSs Lae ee Be Stee es GAS E BAN SE, NEAT 6-ROOM FOR EERE 40 12TH st. SE as a ; $13.30. st. a, nee $18, 80 Het nes ie, irs igen a, Si," ogo ode, Hniand, ave ne 640, Homes StepT Bader in or 927 Fm. ‘avd-st ‘Ol RENT AVERY PRETTY HOUSE JUST rents cot may 1342 ta nse Open: ot B¥e Peo} ‘@ BIADLEY. OUT R RENT—1538 EIGHTH ST, N.W., 25TORY eed tngue gt PRANK Y SOWING Costin 416 5th sto RENT DWELLING 1117 10TH or. Eze 926. Keys can be had at 928 Reo eee weer “Seapine ave 202-100 TWOS | OKY [OUSE, 235 a a : ay6-2m the Seren ieee GERMAN, O17 F st. a0. aerrs pea 1827 M'stn.w. or doo 1737 beat Conducted Hoarding licuses tn thecity. Table Bate 3700 10th sta. AGA) Lib at. wie il Clase: pleasant focus fivems moderste, ecu ‘oun wo. we, Or LOST AND FOUND. __ EDNOSDAY, 4TH INSTANT, A Paper containing Letters of copmeyn duty co-owner, for which @ sulisile reward will Be, ifreturned Key. A. WATTS, 2116 Joth st, w. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, A PUG DOG: See Teo: nancand addrew ot Geer on cole, Liverai reward it returned to H. CLAY FORD, 28 Towa Circle. ‘OST-SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A mycR caint yp. four monte oid iront tev A reward pg | Ww 1705 Pennsy! nani uve or O16 Lit bs nw. 10° T—A SUM OF MONEY, BY Lifperson, gn “ih at, betwech P at and kecturn wo" KOSS" Drag biore, corwer “7th st (oundiand yp, Houde stouday v eye. rleane rears to Len LIBERAL, ‘Prinee; has wwe marks op bis Sige “Hetore, are Vermont are. ~—_ DENTISTRY, Te teen tattion fuarantees” Prices modersie. "auaime