Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1886, Page 2

Se THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTO WEDNESDAY ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circu ‘The New York Star publishes an instructive table showing the condition of the different industrial occupations and trades in that city at the present time. Nearly one hundred and ‘Sfty trades are included in thelist, which gives the hours of labor, the rate of wages, the num- ber of laborers out on strikes, and the general State of trade. The showing, on the whole, is decidedly encouraging. It appears that in most cases the workers have reasonable lengths Of service, the average being between nine and ten hours, with fair wazes, and that in nearly avery instance the trade 1s reported as “good,”” “fair” or “brisk.” Only five trades in the whole list are classed as “dull.” Among these are the sbirt-makers, shoemakers and tailors, Whose dull season this naturally is, The only trades that can complain of long hours are the bakers, barbers, beer wagon rivers, horse car drivers and conductors, shoe salesmen, waiters and tea and grocery clerks. ‘The wages vary from five dollars a week, paid to jute workers, shirt-makers and silk weavers, to four dollars a day, whieh stonecatters, brick- layers, carvers, cement masons, encaustic tile- layers, fresco painters, paper-hangers, plaster- rs and coopers receive. Fully half of the dif ferent classes of laborers are paid at a rate ex- ceeding two dollars 2 day, and in not more than twenty out of the one hundred and fifty ‘trades is the daily wage less than a dollar and a@balf. At present there is a strike in only one | In that trade eight | trade—the cigar maker thousand arenow “out.” These facts and flg- ures tend to confirm the prevailing expectation in regard toa period of increased prosperity in busines circies in the tiate future. $$$ <—___ Unpleasant stories are beginning to come from the Pacific coast of exactions and petty swindles practiced en route by or with the con- nivauce or knowledge of railway officials, in connection with the excursion parties visiting San Francisco to attend the Grand Army re- union lately held there. On occasions of that kind, with vast crowds traveling where accom- modations cannot well be increased indef- nitely, discomforts are unavoidable, and com- plaints, more or less indignant, are to be ex- pected; but In some instances cited in the ex- perience of these excursionists it would seem that the busis of complaint has passed from the domain of the unavoidable to that of the pre- meditated aud systematic. Much indignation exists among those who feel aggrieved, and it is jutimated by them that some very discreditable exposures will follow. The New York court reports are “mighty Interesting reading” now-a-days. It looks as if that elty were about to 1 In a second | Tevised edition of the Tweed revelations. Boss Flynn is not as big a man, and probably pot as | big a rascal, us Boss Tweed, the tlrst of his illus- | trious line; but Squire’s confession and the con- comitant testimony make it evident that the New York municipal government has been drifting into a very bad way of late, and | apparently the only remedy will be by the | Process popularly known as “cleaning the Au- | ¢ news: paper with deliberately misstating a fuet to its editor! 3iy! My! And aman, too, who talks glibiy about “the utter and ess and falsification in whict papers] so generally indulge.” te reckless they [the news- “Do we sleep? Do we dream? Are things what they seem” Has Hayes got back into the White House? The New Yorkers are disposed to be happy over the appointinent ot Collector Magone, not- withstanding he is coniessedly guilty of the appalling crime and misdemeanor of not being a “city mau.” After their recent experience with Sharp, Jaehne, Thompson, Hedden, Squire, Fiyna, and other eminent “city men, one would think they would welcome a few Fecruits irom the rural districts, —$_$<——-———____ Mr. Blaine did not materialize at Portland yesterday, as Le was expected to do, ard his campaign was therefore opened with a thrill | Ang burst of mosteloquent silence. Perhaps he | @id not kuow exactly what to say about Mr. Bayard’s vimble theft of his tauader. Ex-Kepresentative Keifer has at last taken the hint that his services in Congress are not desired by the people of his old district, and has withdrawn as a candidate before the nomi- Rating convention. He ought to have kept on the track, Just to realize the esteem in which he is heid. ee Could not Geronimo and Cutting be induced to go over Niazara falls ina barrel together? They would probably live through it, but there isa bare possibility that they mizht thus be per- Mmaneatly withdrawn from public gaze. Dos: Don’t be a clam. and continue to pay exorbitant prices for your Clothes when we are offering the finest Kinds of Men's and Boys’ Clothing for prices usually charged for the most interior ‘The silent eloquence of vur show windows tells the story of our goods and prices far better than auy words of ours, = rior grades. $290 isthe price we name for your cholce of 50 aifferent Breeches,” “Pantaloons,” “Trousers” or whatever naime you wish to give those most Indispensable garment style and faultless in at. $50 fs only arise of 60c., but for this amount we offer you your choice of thirty disle ‘the equal In point of artist sold im these parts for $5. THE For $4.50, $5 and 36 we ety of English. French era to select from. It1s need style they are “en resie. Notice our Thin Sum patterns of all Wool Ss Ours are correct in t patterns of Pantaloons— merit of anything ever XT. ow you quite alarge vari nd German Cassimere Trous- css to say that as regards © Goods. with prices at- tached, as exhibited in cur windows, such as Seer- sucker Coats and Vests and Norfolk Jackets at $1.50. (Catehon to the elegant colors in Silk Coats and Vests which are now going at $3.50 and $4. We will have mouse forthem after the season is over, so we've tuarked them dows to prices which will make them move while “Old Sol” is maser of the field. If you Postpone your purchase a week longer you're lable to (Geb leh, as first come first served. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS J. M. GRADY, Manager, (ALL BLUE SIGNS) Seer Is Diss cer Sem ‘We are closing out a line of FRENCH AND ENGLISH DINNER SETS Regardiess of Cost. (Call and look them over before purchasing. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, a7 1205 Pennsyivania ave. PRIS MEATS Syms ‘At Hard The Prices. Come Everybody aud Get Your Meats, Porter House steak... ona Uch street wing, ‘Couler Market, EN ED. G AND PESSED FOR $1. Conta 50 cents, a8 me Fone ‘Altering and repairing dove in best inanner, Cred Called tor aul Uelivernt, jezl-2m* ard 42.N. Calvert st. Baltinore. |OUR REGULAR WEEKLY RI More Acoust Bancarsa We told rou yeserjay that August was the month of the ye (OF a. GAINS,” and substantiated the fact by Mberal quota- tion of seasonabie goods at reduced prices. As still further evidence we to-day quote the fol- Jowing additional reductions in SUMMER BLACK GOODS, 88-nch Black All-Wooi Canvas Cloth. excel Jent quality, reduced toclose out during August, from 50c. to B7igc. per yard. 38-inch Black All-Wool Cashmere, fine grain, superior quality and finsh, reduced to cllose out during August from 46¢. to 40c. per yard, 42-inch Black All-Wool Lace Cloth, a very Popular fabric, reduced to close out during Aw gust from 75c. to 59. per yard. 40-inch Black All-Wool “Open-work” Lace Cloth (@ sort of Wool Grenadine), reduced to close out during August from $1 to 62ige. per yard. An examination of the above is absolutely necessary to enable you to fully appreciate their intrinste worth. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, erraixty We Are Recervine NEW Guops In some of our departments every day. We take for granted you know about them. and that you would rather read about the goods that are falling in price: hence, our writings have been mostiy coufiued to them. Still, as it 4s our object to publish the daily happenings of. the store, at least such as we think is of Interest to you, we give below the departments that have lately been replenished with ew stock. Our Hosiery Department has just received an elegant line of Ladies’ Unbleached Balbrig- gan and Liste Thread Hose; also, a special vaius in Black Silk, with white feet, at 87igc., and two grades of Cotton Hose im Sineh for overgrown boys. Glove Department received new Fabric Gloves and Mitts, which were recently adver- used. Our Underwear Department fs completely stocked with new stuifs and if you have been reading the papers of late you know what we are doing, as this is the fifth consecutive week of the Midsummer Sale of Ladies Underwear, Corsets and Bustles New Cretouues were lately opened and sd- vertised. ‘The Linen Department received a few days ago a line of Table Cloths, a lot of Table Damask and the best values in Towels (about 300 dozen) yet offered by us, the biggest bar- gain of the lot being the “Old Kilpatrick" Grass Bleached at 12%g¢. each, which has no equal at the price. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Low.warer Marx bad deen reached at stuck-taking time in our Embroidery department; heuce we were obliged to go to the market, anil as a conse- ‘quence have secured what we consider the best money's worth yet shown by us, The strin- geucy of the times, coupled wit the lateness Of the season, made wholesalers anxious to sell and we took advantage of the opportunity and dought larzely. We quote @ fraction of the inducements as follows: 1 Big Lot of Fine Swiss Embroidery, from 1 to 3 inches wide, only 5 cents per yard, worth Scents, 1 Big Lot of ine Swiss Embr oldery, from 1 to 4 inches wide, oniy 7 ceats per yard, worth 10 and 12% cents. 1 Lot, 2 t0 4 inches, 10c., worth 15¢. 1 Lot, 3 to 6 inches. 12%4c., worth 15 and 20¢. 1 Lot of 2iuch Irish Point Embroidery, usual Selling price 20c., only 12%4¢. per yard. 1 Lot of Fine Hamburg Embroideries, from 1 to 10 inenes wide, ranging in price from 5 to 25e. per yard, according to width and elabor- ateness of werk, BF Vo not fail to exan (Second floor: take elevator.) ____ WoopwWaRD & LorHRoP. Ixvorce Or Hosiery. We are enabled by alate purchase under very advantageous circumstances to offer the fo lowing execiieut values Ii Hosiery Lot 1—Ladies Unbieached Balbriggan Hose, light and “medium weight, extra Value, Only Bde. per pair. e this stock, New Lot 2—As above, finer grades, 29c. and 35¢. per pair. Lot 3—As above, in “Extra Sizes,” light and medium weizht, 50¢. per palr. Lot 4-1 Unbleached Lisle Thread Hose, 3Te. und 506 Lot 5—Ladies’ Extra Size” Lisle ‘Thread Hore, only 62%c per pair. Ladies’ Unbleached “Opera Length” ead Hose. only Sige. per pair. are also showing an ele; Ladies’ Solid Colors and Fancy ‘otton, Lisle Thread and Silk, well worth an amination. _aull WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lassovrcx & Bro. FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NANT AND BARGAIN SALE Day: WIL” OFFER EXTRA GOOD INDUCEMENTS. Ladies! Tan Leather Satchels, 49c._ Sold for $! Ladies Tan Leather Belts, 39¢. Regular price, Atuber and Black Jewelry, 15e. Recular price, 256, Either Pin or barrings, same mone} iren’s Thread Gloves. de. per pair. Worth 15¢. Childrew’s Pare Sk Gloves, Zoe. pair. Worth 5c, ‘adie Lisl-'Threed Gloves; Le. per pair. Did sell ~ per pal, Ladics Lawn Chemisettes, embroidered fronts. em- broidery lined with plain white, pink or blue backs, 2c. each, “Pique Chemisettes. long length, 38. Sold ly, Ae, for {so for 25¢, sith either white, ote Gents’ White Shirts. 45. Made of superior quality amusin, reinforced, well ayeds flied, seamndd und s ‘se. Cretonne Fans, 25 erchiefs, 10c. each. About borders to select from. jered-edze Linen Collurs for Ladies in sizes 12, Vity 14; Lily for Zc. euler price: doe Ladies ‘Linen Coltars with cinbenidered fFonts in ail woaths, Se: per yard. Regular price, 124e. - = ‘One piede Cr 7 Inches wide, 4Ge. yard. Ens piece Hera Yoking with bull False higuse: BOs, veryard “Regular price Sito. Hed Silk ‘Toile Vokiug with white ralsed figure, 19 per yard Worth 31.40. 29. Worth $1.50. lery, including all widths and ail the different ofeither Edging oF Inse1 Colored grounds 32 ie ting. Soon dient of Sark ening ed-wide best brands Viewed Catton, ye. per ard Thste come iu Kora lengths: wed ase ORth fom area yurd wider Ken r ard. Storevoiled Table Liucns ant! Towels at half thetr Kemnants of 10-4 Wamwutta Bleached Muslin, 23¢. per yard. Real value, 3 Scotch, Plait Dress Goods, Ge. per yard. Regular value, 12,e. Cuultven's Dresses, worth 1-50; now 48 Indigo Bue Tante er yard.” 21% yards e ne Dress Ginghams, worth 12%. at 7% lot of Pique at per yard. = Ss dresses, in light or dark shades, Lawns, ward yard. 5e. per yard. Sold Quits, wi ‘These are 12-4 size, and wisl Stand was! asa higher-price spread. ‘Two cases Double-Fold LACE BUNTING, all shades, Marked for THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY at Se. per yard. Remnants of Clot Kemnants of Pain Drese Goods, Kemusnts of Black Dress Goods, Remnants of Faney Dress Goods, smnants of Sil And Odd Sizes in Corsets, Gloves, Hone, eles sold at Jess than half thelr value. . Allthese gocds we have as advertised. Bring this ‘ad.” for Feierence. AL the above sold for cash Oniy, in below cost. You will |. One price for every body. ENTH ST. phe oplomatle the city. Twenty patent — Pur Mace coe RNR oS HE at 3 AR Bt oe Wh MAGIC STARCH COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, PA. FINEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD. NEEDS NO COOKING. PRODUCING A RICH, BEAUTIFUL GLOSS AND STIFFNESS. No STARCH YET INTRODUCED CAN BE COMPARED WITH THE MAGIC. ONE PACKAGE WILL DO THE WORK OF ‘TWO POUNDS OF ORDINARY STARCH. SOLD UNDER GUAKANTEE OF MANUFAC. TURERS. For sale by J. C. ERGOOD & CO.. and all aull-w, Grocers 2a Aveusr, An offacason in ever other city than WASHINGTON. ‘Here the government isthe gteat paymester, aad is payroll te se large fo Aagust os im any other month. ce People spend thetr money with’ the sume regalasfty ‘that they recelve it. You are looking around where You may lay out your Aixrust Money to the best sd- ‘Vantage. We know that, and we want our share of it. ‘We make it your interest as well as our own for you to trade with us, We will tell you someof thewhys and wherefores, = WHITE SHIRTS. ‘The way our buyer has been getting in Wash Shirts lately would, ifcontinued, bankrupt the concern,were it not that the celerity of outward movement equals the inwarg one, ie FORTY-EIGHT CENTS, SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, ONE HUNDRED CENTS, Represent the prices of our Unlaundered White shire ‘We know s quotation of prices conveys nosort of idea of value. Weonly quote them that yoh may be able to know if they come within thesam you have Put aside for that purpose, trusting that you will in- ‘Vestigate actual values when you are feedy, nor will We shrink from any comparison. ONE DOLLAR, ONE FIFTY, TWO DOLLARS, ‘TWO TWENTY-FIVE, Arethe prices we get for different grades of Laun- dered Shirts, ‘Weare not egotistical, but, while we admit that we have no monopoly, we Know that no house in the country has better or better-Aitting @harts, It may pay youto makean August investment in our Shirts, eR RATHER LATE, We know, to urge you to buy Summer Underwear, and yet these we have in mind are extra good value, and can be worn late in the falh Real French Balbriggans, 73 cents. See lower Seventh-street window. EVERYTHING In the Neck-Scarf Line haa been reduced about one- haif_in price. Tt may Interest you to see them. Some good Fall styles in the lot the BATHING SUITS, Boating Suits, and other goods of that general sort have had a keel-hauling, and revised prices are the rule. RUBBER COATS Are wanted for outings ‘Two lots of Men’s Gossamers reduced to 60 vents and $1 to close, ‘We carry the largest stock aud best assortment of Rubber Clothing for Men and Boys in the Distrlct. DON'T FORGET ‘To examine our spec'men Readymade TROWSERS, In large central window, Seventh-atreet front. ‘We are gind that we are able to furnish covempora- Ties with ideasin the art of window-dressing; but tm!- tation cannot extend either to quantity or priges, None know that better than you, dear friends, and that is why youcomedirectto SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. _aul Stu Tur Desxanv Is For Sznozs, THE SUMMER HAS BEEN 80 COOL THAT MANY GENTLEMEN HAVE NOT YET TAKEN THEIR “OUTING.” TO SUCH WE DESIRE TO SAY THAT FOR SEASIDE OR FOR MOUNTAIN YOU'LL NOT FIND SO USEFUL A SUIT AS ONE OF SERGE, AND AMONG ALL THE VARIOUS GRADES, “GOOD, BAD AND INDIFFER- ENT,” YOU'LL NOT FIND $0 GOOD A ONE AS THE “CLAYS.” THEY COST MORE THAN MANY OTHER MAKES, BUT WEAR MORE THAN MAYBE LONGER TO PAY THE DIFFERENCE, YOU'LL HARDLY EVER FIND THIS IN READY- MADE STOCK. THE BEST MERCHANT TAILORS KEEPTHEM AND MAKE THEM UP TO ORDER AT $40 TO $50, ACCORD- ING TO THE RANK OF THE TAILOR, WE HAVE THEM, AND WE THINK WE ARE SAFE IN SAYING THAT NO ONE ELSE IN WASHINGTON HAS. IF YOU WANT AN EXCELLENT SUIT, ATSMALL COST, TAKE a LOOK AT THEM. THEY ARE CUT IN BLUE SACKS AND BLACK CUT-A-WAY COATS. AS TO CUT, EVERY- BODY KNOWS THAT NOBODY HAS ANY BETTER WE THINK NOT QUITE 80 Goon. EB BARNUM & CO, antl 981 PENN. AVE. Cs =O een Gee ELEGANT SASHES AND SASH RIBBONS. We have just purchased from an importer the balance of Fine SASH RIBBONS, which we offer at very low prices. They comprise the newest styles and tntest colors, BORDERED SASH RIBBON, 22 Inches wide, latest novelty. MOIRE RIBBONS, 13% inches wide; all colors. VELVET EMBOSSED SASHES, at $9, reduced from $17.50. The greatest bargain we baye ever offered. WHITE MOIRE, SATIN DUCHESS, GROS GRAIN, &e, tor wedding dresses. We are now offering GREAT BARGAINS tn all kinds of SUMMER GOODS, aswe are preparing for our annual stock taking: and ladles who have any- thingto 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%4c., worttr 25c. im the early Part ofthe season, 50 pieces 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 prics, at lower prices than we have ever offered thom, PRINTED NUNS. VEILINGM, at 000, former price Te. PARASOLS at half price. ‘The handsomest assortment of PRINTED SAT INES in 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 elsewherd in this market. PLAID WOOLEN SHAWLS in new designs, sulte- ble for traveling, at moderate prices. All our REMNANTS are now exposed on our cen ter Counters, and marked in quantity and lowest price. Now is the time to buy them cheap before we take lees ONE PRICE ONLY. THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST, we SHUSTER & ee, Tovamr Frassez Samm, ‘ALL COLORS. ; W. 8 TEL, $85 Peansvivanie ia LARROPIP Se ices "re Acre, AND, MA 815 thst aw, a AY, AUGUST 11, 1886. A Wee Or Buzoans at Ta LATS ¥ Ake ‘Not old and shop-worn goods, but new and seasonable novelties secured by our buyers last week. ARGAINS FOR GENTLEMEN. 10 dozen English Flannel Tourists’ Shirts, all colors ‘and sizes, $1.19; cheap at $1.50. 25 dosen Silk Pongee Windsor Scarfs, will wash, can, be tied as knot or bow, 39c.; being sold elsewhere for ‘Be. 40 dozen pure Lisle Thread Undershirts, all sizes, 50c.; a bargain at $1.00. 10 domn sik Finished Lisle Thread Half Hose, 48c.; imported tosell for $1.00. BBB GGG. nN ee Mame eit FOR LADIES, 100 dozen warranted fine pure linen Handkerchiefs with tucked and hemstitched borders, 8 for 25¢.; same quality as usually offered by the Palnis Royal for 2 for 25c. ‘25 dozen linen Collars with capes, the new shapes of standing collars, are offered for 3 for 26c.; none worth Jess than 15, some worth 19c. each. 25 dozen plaited front Chemisettes with collars. 7c; Worth 25c. 25 pieces hand-made worsted Laces, all colors, % yard wide, 5¢,; worth 25¢. yard. 950 short lengths of fine Embrotderies, from 9to 27 inches wide, 1 yard to 4% yard lengths; less than half former prices, THE HOSIERY BARGAINS OF THE SEASON. 20 dozen pure silk Hose, black, white split feat, $1.68, cheap at $2.25, ‘85 dozen plaited silk Hose, black, 78c.; worth 98c. 25 allk finished lisie Hose, black, 55c.; worth 76c. 40 dozen black lise thread Hose, 46c.: usually 50c, 100 dozen “Schoppers” black ingrain Hose, split feet, 25c.; competitors’ price, 35¢. 50 doren English Derby ribbed Hove, black, for boys, sizes 8 to 10, 29c.; worth 35¢c. 100 dozen Children’s black Derby ribbed Hose, all sizes, 22c.; usually 25c. Bob ca BR GoG dy HRS Nghe Bon £4 fan § 0 SA ENR 5 B AAA G Go Aaa | BBB A AR ase 24 NAS ret 25 dozen Lonsdale Cambric Dressing Sacques, lace trimmed and lace inserting, 98c.; not dear at $1.50 each. 10 dozen unbreakable twisted wire Bustles, spiral springs. 80c.; sold elsewhere for 49c. 10 dozen Children's Dresses with gamps, all sizes, 49c. each; really worth $1.00, pon gat Tl NWN 885 PARLIN AT TET: pen Aa BA re co Ad H RRR ss, Bes A“4 OSE AA TRAN sus8 = Ifyou have patience enough you may read on, for this entire column belongs tothe Paiais Royal. a0 10 Soxuztuine New. ‘The tots mentioned below were picked up by the Palais Royal Buyers a few days ago in New York. Being new goods, the low Prices will be appreciated as typical PALAIS ROYAL RR GuG AA tN NN Sag 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 48¢. PALAIS ROYAL gBB, A RRR Sco, A 10 doz, extra long 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 89c. and 48c.....100 doz, CUFF BUT- TONS in oxidized, gold plated, silver, rhinestone, agate, Jet, and crape stone. Patent lever fastenings, ‘250, 390. and 440. Just half usual prices. PALAIS ROYAL rs BALE BGS MAT 25 doz. Sheer Mull TIES, beautifully embroidered, 2lc., cheap for 25c.....40 doz. Boys’ French Percale, also Ginghtm, SHIRTWAISTS, all sizes, 39c., worth 50c. and 68c....10 doz. Buffand Black SATCHEL, imntation alligator skin, two pockets, full size, 44c. bargain at 50c. G A TAN N 85% TEN Rss fA Bs boo SA HEE ote SAR BGs £95 TN WN Saas 60doren Satin FANS with real Ostrich Feather tops; all the new shades, $1.68 each; cannot duplicate elsewhere under $3.50......5 doz. White Satin, also fig. ured whiteSateen PARASOLS,89c. each, worth $1.98. ssne10 dozen Sterling Silver, also Gold top UMBREL- SS AS. paragon frames, English Silk, $2.78; cheap at cs ae 22 Silurwa ase 50 pleces of BASH RIBBONS, constituting the Diguest bargains ofthe season. | 25 pleces Block fash, inches wide, all shades, 69c., cheap at 68c.....15 Boca tn edge Morie Sash, 9 inches wide, all shades, cheap at $1.45.....10 pieces Surah Sash, 15 wide, all shades, $1.45, cheap at $1.68, PALAIS ROYAL ARCA Bi 100 dosen genuine Suede MousquetaireGLOVES. ew shades, Beautifully embroidered backs, S-button length, 980., would be a bargain at §1.25....50 dozen slong Gl MITTS. black and all colors, 280.» é PALAIS ROYAL BARGA NS} FOR RENT—ITOUSES. WANTED—HELP. NTED—A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDKESS: W Asp stance at 1553 fat lee aw \\7 ANTED_TWO FIRST-CLASS RES ‘ang prentices, at Patios at1105 Fee nw thd ‘Xqy ANTED—OOLORED BOY, 16 ¥, , OLD, Ww. Nitec nabcaraeey © see "ANTED—A STEADY PERSON TO pena housework; good e for the WVonisere en ANTED-AT 3 14TH AND B STS. ew — same number comets BJ. ow Wi ene LADY FOR == tion of trust; needs no former experience if ac- tive and industrious: salary $10 Pat ¥. Apply after 9 am, F. A. THUEE, Sup. 428 st. gis up ANTEDSA WHITE CIRL FOR GENERAL housework; good Fequired. Apply at 1120 7th st. n. w, ‘auli-3ie "-ANTED—A GOOD TINNER: ALSO ARTRONG, we and energetic boy. CASTLE & HEN: SHAW, 786 18th st nw. aull-zt ‘ANTED— WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, and houseworkers, nurses, laundress, hotel housekecper, walters, Gerinan tanbers or Texas, gar- deners, maids; 30 laborers at once. Call ‘National Labor Bureau, 617 7th st. nw. aull-lw= ‘ANTED—A MARRIED MAN ON A FARM, he wid a unowiegge of cows and general vara work, Teh atte Toad, Mite Hatite Cemetery, Brightwood, DiC wali” ‘ANTED— DRESSMAKERS AND APPREN- tices to learn the Eureka Lady Tailor System: np char scale or machine used, ionic meanare: Rent Faltrne cut to measure, Posiively uo feat us Hon guaranteed ‘or money retarsed, Prt LMOLPORE corer Teh and Sma me NOS Building. Lady in attendance. aull-lw* WANTED, WOMAN T)) COOK ANDO HOUSE: ‘work for small family: must be well recom- mended. Apply at 3257 0 st. Georgetown. aul0-st* ANTED—A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; good references requirea. Appl; 1516 2uth st. anit 'ANTED—A GOOD CLEAN COOK; 1406 DST. nw. ‘au9.3t* ANTED A GOOD STEADY GIRL OR MID- ‘Woman to assist at Housework; a. permanent Home to the Fight person, § Fenton ince Bortheast,, between i’ sud and North Ca ito and Istata. ‘aut WEASTED—COOKS, DRESSMAKERS. CHAM- bermaids, nurses, scrubbers, laundresses, ladies’ maids, waiters, other help, with Teference. this city: ‘women for Baltimore, N.Y. city and suburbs, 2 Fst nw. F. M. BURNHAM. au7-6re ANTED—AN EARNEST MAN LOCATED outside large cities to represent in his locality responsible house. Monthly salary $70 to Si References exchan; ‘Only’ ‘workers re- alga MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1585, N. Y. aud-im WANTED ACHE, ENERGETIC, CADY nts to introduce the most -rnpid selling arti- cle tor Ladies uoe in ‘exntence, Profi arse. $8 to ae Berga camivamede. “Addrens, with ‘iam HO 7221 6th ave, Chicago. ANTRU-LADIGN TO LEAEN TEE ART OF ‘Dress Cutting ad Malking without the use of Ber paterns by the new tallorayetem taught at 3020 manaylvania ave. D.W. ANTHD-CoRVAGSERS FOR TIFE INSURE ‘ance; liberal compensation. Apply to 220.4% st pw. Sy2a2m WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH BFST recommendations from former employers wauts 2 Tostion as clerk, ina grocery tore, Te alng ace Quainted with the butter ‘busiuess. Address 925.6 stow, ate ‘ANTED — KNOWN — NATIONAL LABOR Bureau en liable and competent help for any’ cai jonulities; farmers and datrymon 4nd maids, with references. Send your Ordere HH DICK, B17 7th seme avli-lws YA YOUNG COLORED MAN, 18 lace to work In a store or office or to te amily. Address” Reliavie," Star Of Sull-3t* [ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN-GERMAN—A situation as a barkeeper or clerk in a grocery store; best references given. Apply at 327 Massuchu- setts ave. ne. ‘aue-d ‘ANTED—BY A STENOGRAPHER AND type-writer, Dictations, day or evening: accuracy promptness.’ Address 91, star office. _auy-dt® ‘ANTED—KNOWN TO ALL, THAT I FUR- ‘nish competent servants and Kelp of all descrip- tion to private. families, hotels, stores and oftic ‘This and other cities. ¥. 3. BUENHAM. 630 Fst nw, 333: WANTED--ROOMS. pee iu a private FOR ee BES yee beautiful ew house, finished in ote Fat Tan fe food, frescord. pario®” ceilings abd. with ail | ra a I ae located. ncrihwest, £0 940, "improvements: soadvery exposure, centrally | w.yaecond Reeated, mortuwest for $40. itelerences,” Address ENT 71 Fypnipess ares bd water” iegaireat Yani bea NICELY MULLO THOS J FISHER € 00.192) Past nw. ate R _RENT—005 NEW JERSEY. rs 3 + furnished rooms and 3 unfornished for Keeping. cheap, gas, bath and latrobe. ‘OR RENT—A SUITE OF THREE _UNFUR- ‘Stable for rent on oor oS RENT SAN ENTIRE FLOOK nicating unit Siz Saigrin uucben® price siz per tenth Apply to GEO. SCHUBCH, 901 Mary:ahd se! RR RENT—A FINE 12-ROOM AND RASEM aished ehern ex; Parlor and Tall Room, farn Ti rooms, bath, Tange snd ete! RENT—-TW® BRICK HOUSES, 711 ¢ ST. 1O2. eighe roomie water. gna, cellar and baths price 5 tuonthe, 408 Suh since ve ‘roommm, cian, we. ne. auld 7 ‘Brick House, nearly new, all improvements and premises, 917 H st. nw. OR RENT—ELEGANT SUITR OF. EOONS, ‘21 floor. Walter bulici three windows in front 1008 and 1010 F st. n.w.: 925 F st. nw, Successor to DUVALL & MARR. JOR BNT,.ON SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, furnished Rooms, digle or on aula sultabis qor four or five gentiem: front hall room, at (OR RENT—LARGE, PLEASA’ somely furnisied location, over! ar aap Aa of single, most herdics "ase the ‘door; moderate prices, Tngulre;at at OR RENT—1600 STREF Ty furuished Rooms on fi auitea for light housekeey Iinen faruished. Price 816. RENT402 MAINE AVE, FURNISHED oF unfarniahed, large, new front back apd nicowe ‘Rooms: lovely surroundings: fronting the ‘Mall: com Ventent to business centar. an0-ot" OR RENT—FURNISHED Doard, one square west of W mente south front. Also, table SW wo RICE ‘sliver, dishes aor ia gees ‘anos sant S Brit ene IR RENT— WITH BOARD, AT 1720 rs =e x. large, pleasant secondstory Rooms; Teusonable rates. furnished third-story front Room: two large wit dows; nice and cool; sullable for gentieman or gemtle- man and wite, with bath and ges, at summer rates, (OR RENT—219 EAST CAPITOL ST, GRANT row, large, cool and comfortable furnistied rooms; single or en suite: terms moderate, FOR RENT—STORES. STORE 2018 14TH ST. 20x40 FT. Newly painted and trimmed. Suitable for Shoe. $22.50 per month. Call or. ULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7thst, au02w in good order. 212 1: aw. Keysat 216 13th. A. | 8. CAY WOOD, 9th and K sts nw. satiate” | E’Siire coo, Pa av.$100 (413 24 s.ne.7.m. $25.90 | 2030 G st. 12F ann 09 2602-4 Lat 6r-m.1.20.30 | Palais ce: tie pid Ceres 2102-6 “20cbst., | Ree | igs t 808 21st | Sor it 2410 Pa | 2125 Lat. 2 OF-.1G.40 Bus st. ‘50 2408 IT st..6r... 16.30, Boe 0 $0 Lots ion ae ees bier icant 2108 fa ea bt 14D 31S Fase Toner dite 2127 Lst,7r.,m.L....30.40 433 20th st, Sr. 12.50 2007 5 st, Ze, m4.........30 TRIS isth sin. Ww. 6r_ 1 Fitts 30 asian ae ito Hoa sata 3) densi nn bi 10a 1747S st., 7r., m. 80 936 26th st. or. 8 USkbdteat deen 3890 Wear or osb abu sie: Siaet sider mabe a5s5 eanata RS Stoo Wt terial 3850 at ose For 8 follulstappiy wo WESCOTT &@ WILGO3 anit Wey 907 Peunaylvania ava aw. its ‘New Brick Houses. 12, 14 aud 16 Lat.n. w.,6 Tooms, xas and water, $16.3 at tore Aud Dwelling, @ roows, with stable, 1205 71m nw. Dwelling 1025 7th st. n. mod. im 7. 20 rooms, ball and all Bt Hierce Piace n.w., 7 rooms and attic, all mod. iiba} and 1687 Marion st nw'e Sepa mod $15.30. we CHAS. S SHREVE, aulost 1225 7mm st. nw. RENT—108 AND 110 STH ST. N.E; NEW Seven-room and cellar Brick: modern’ iiprove- ments: possession about September Ist. rent. =o S00 A at-se. elghteroom iirick: $80. $15 7th st. 0: | six rooms: $15, 882 Sth st. u,e.? six rooms and cellar; | $15. °185 Virginia ave se ye rao 20, M. M. ROMER & Co., Capitol sts. aul08t 3d and Ba: OR RENT-STORE, N. W. CORNER OF 6TH t. and Massachusetts ave. nw. Key on the (OR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN AN- Ei reonin store “ated with shelves. aod countera 200 per year Trustee, Anacostia = Jy24-m | ate nw. Lugulre at 444 New York ave. Rect FOR RENT— MISCELLANEOUS OR RENT—CALIGRAPHS. eam BEDUCED summer. ALIGRAPH OFFICE” 038 F ot on instalments, FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—A SLOOP-RIGGED YACHT; ABOUT 27 feet over all: Sound and in good order. Address oe as SHOW CASES AND Oe ters and ould» show case at one-third the valu at RHARRIS & Co. }OR SALE—A FINE LARGE MULE ASD & ood two or three-horse Wagon. :ALF—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, RESTAU- Tant, with eighteen ft best stands on Peunsylvai Ing bad health, Any one wishing to purchase can call and examine the place themselves. 468 Pennsylvania ave nou OFC. H. PARKER, cor. 4iy and Esty, VOR SALE—LOT OF LUMBER FOR SALE Boards, olsts, scantling, tin, &c.; corner 224 and I \OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND BARROOM, ‘well furnished. on Pen Table. Address 1006 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.aul0-6t® ‘ANTED-—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN northwestern part of the city furnished second- story tront room, with board, by the 16th, in private family. References exchanged. “Address' A. b., Star office: pt ‘ANTED—BY A LADY, ONE LARGE SEC ond-tory Front Room, unfurnished. Must be central and in a good neighborhood. Address “Room- er,” Star Office. ite OR SALE — ONE PLATFORM WAGON AND gne Feed Wagon, almost new. and two Coupe Hockuways,, chen W. MASON'S, Carr POR SALE—A LARGE, WELL-BROKEN GOA also buckboard wagon and harness; suitable for a child to drive. Address J. F. H., Star Office, or in- quire Southwest corner North Capitol and I sts. n.w, ANTED-BY, A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, two communicating furnished Rooms, with bath, nearthe Arlington ‘hotel: permanent if’ sulted. Address F. aul13i* Wa ston ORF RNISHED COMMUNI- Gating Rooms in good locality. with Boar miust be moderates references. Address Box 28, star office. aull-2te ANTED—A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO AR- range Room or Room and Board for one year. Will satisfy with references, Address M. C.._Si office, giving prices OR SALE—DOU. Seut, with carpets, GER, Siar Oftice. 'SALE—THE FOLLOWING SBCOND-HANI ‘Vehicles all in perfect order: 1 Physician's Bu ape Rockaway, own Wagon, own make, Co., N Gini by Wood Bros. N.Y: Phangan Landau, by Dunham. Rahway, N. Bugis, by Hodgers, Pallas 2 Bréugi ipod ANDICEW J. JOVCK, Carriage Bulider. 4th and E sts, n. w. \CTRIGGER, SLIDIN' ctorla, 8 by De- yhamms apd two WANTED-HOUSES. R SALE-SAND BY THE CAR OR CART load delivered at lowest rates. WAL E. SMITH, 1418 New Yorkave. Telephone No. 467-2 aud-1m* ANTED-—OCTORER 1ST, A HOt less than seven rooms, all modern ii ments, northwest section, west of 6th. st., or Hill ue preferred. Address HH. C:, Star ol aull-2te ‘ANTED—TO BUY—FOR CASH—A GOOD ‘Dwelling House, not less than six rooms, in de- rable location at West. End: price not to éxceed Address, with particulars, Box 13. 1t* Wastes 7 OR SROOM BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, In northwestern section of city, Address, stating location and lowest cash ce, Box 32, Star office. aulo-sie ANTED— TO BUY—AN EIGHT-ROOM Brick House, new or nearly new; northwest; will pay $600 cash, balance easy terms. Address, itn full particulars, PURCHASER, star office. 20.5% {OR SALE-ONE MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT 1¢ finish; $195. 8) resis Pianos and Organs. st. n.w. The Sohmer Piano Agency. 710B SALE-SPLENDID BARGAINS TO SOT ‘BUYERS TO MAKE ROOM. ‘Thirteen beautiful and elegant first-class Upright and Square Pianos, of the best makes, that have been used but very little and warranted same as new. be bought for from $50 to $200 less than new rayments 28 low a8 $10 per month, and addi luction for cash. “Covers and Stools iucluded 1m the Several small pianos for beginners, Now ‘the time to buy, and the place is, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. We TED—A YOUNG DOG. GOOD PRICE ald) Apply at 1129 14th’ st n.w., from 5 to 8 Wise FIXTURES, ICE BOX, €c. ‘Address J. J., Star Office. ANTED—PROPERTY OWNERS CAN HAVE. all Kinds of roofs re-paired (first-class. me- guanigy, Send postal card and shall call. RM. LIV- STONE, 116 1st st. n.w. Wiens 0 BUY—A GOOD HORSE, Al ply at 819 F st. sw. aulo-2+ VAS eee eee or week, for gentleman, his wi dren. Terms must be reasonable. Addr wrticulars, Mrs. “T.," , stating * Crescent Hiil, Jefferson county, ye uo-3Le ANTED—ALL MISCELLANEOUS WANTSTO be registered at the MISCELLANEOUS AGENCY, . 986 F st. n. w. WV ANTED=5.000 etea GS. THOSE PRO- Dounced Thcurable preferred. | Mention. this paper, “Address POPP, 1932 Fairmont ave.. Phila- in, Pa. Sm* ‘ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE; horses winter and summer ‘a rain feed when necessary: cau be Price® Stable S11 Gil st news tent en Teh a road, Soe from city. 0. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md. aud-3m ‘ANTED — HORSES AND COWS TO PAS- ture at $3.50 per month; fine grass, water and auade. Apply at front room, 2d floor, 1425 New York ave. au2-im W ANTED-PARTIES WHO HAVE STABLE ‘manure to know that it will be carried away free ofeharge. Address Auriculturalist, Star office. auz-2w* ANTED—BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF ALL written up; balance sheets, &c.. prepared: artnersiiips Investigated. Hooks kept by contract ity oF evening. STENOGRAPHY AND TY Pie WRITING. Lawyers, Scientific men, and others can have thelr work rapidiy and intelligently done. M. NOBLE, 1419 New York pred Accountants, Edinburgh,| Aas TEE RMOWS-THAT comme Warns Wang enema a Sh uaa tars i tere ie et ae SUAS RAMS Soe Syztim OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A NEW ‘Steani Launch, ia first class order, length 80 fect, width 6 feet 4 inches: 5 Price $550. App! st guars es, to DANNENHOW! FOR SALE—DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE at auction and private sale the wonderful ess. 69 16th Bt, opposite of Trunks, ags and U.S Treasurys OR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF, rag Store, doing a god. busivess me Tocatea fe northwest section of city: good Teauona given form Ing. ‘Addrom V. H., Star office asin NOR SALE—H. .000 galions Pure Caltfor Sipergalion- oe ee ye igs Just recived ud carefully ia Glare, wich Be fojovbers frered free. Open from waition, having just Dlumbing thoroughly re \OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGIN: 2 quires uo boiler; avoids all expensive attendance; ; NO handling of fuel; ne ashes. For ing water, zines i E MELLION ME Sn aeeatie for immediate delivery. {CK CO., KH GOL eos no less of tims and machinery. BALLAUF, Agent, 731 7th st. nat E—ON brick of the best quality. PRESSED Bi UGIT, Secretary, 906 F st, POR RENT-A Goon EIGHT AND TEN ROOM ‘House. one block from Smithsonian; modern improvements: park frout, Appiy to CB CHUR« 306 1ith st. aw, aul0-st JOR RENT—A NEW TWoSTORY-AND-AASE- ‘ment Brick, New York uve. between anand Sth aulo-st* W520 igman PL. 08 |Upperpediss isin STORES. OFFICES, Per Mo. 20/635 F si.n.w., 34 foor.860 1833 Kat, 3 €4., 71.19 468 La.av,, 3a floor 41.30 705 Batse.,s. &'8 re_16 hand Paav., roomil_25 ‘The above is only a smalt portion of property on book “Por sill Lis call a: fice for bulletin fared Istand loth faull "THOSE Wat OR T—TWO T @ROOM BRICK ouses, 810 and 18 Bt. se: $16 per month in nce, OWNER, 518 9th. = au7-lm and reliable tenant. anew nine-room brick, with all modern improvements. Rent $00 per mouth in advance, aust REN -ESTORY BRICK, 300 1 ST. nw. Gas, water and all modern conveniences, Apply art in coruer or to owner, at 106 E atm a auPBte ROOMS AND Joor: no basement; at 404 E. E. MASSON, owner, O19 7th sk nw. VOR RENT—A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE W ‘modern improvements, one square trom the fol, Giz Delaware ave. me. Apply 214 Lith =t sw, “nt 825. aud-nte OR RENT-LOW UNTIL OCTOBER 15 PROX. well and fully furnished “10 room house: in fine and Sery convenient location, mw. Address “ED- GARTOWN,” Star office. ano." HOR RENT—1608 RH ST__N.W., TWOSTORY ‘Brick: eight ooms and bath: modern improve ments $30. ‘1207 4th st. mw, neat Mz two-story Brit ex rooms, baih abd, cellir: meaerh Improve mente: newly “and ‘painted: $30. 3 LEIVOLD, 1831 Fst. ‘Bud St RK RENT—016 H ST. N. W., 11 ROOMS, MD- ern conveniences, nearly néw house; desirable location. €, C. DUNCANSON, 9th and uv. {OR RENT—917 RST. N. W., WITH BRICK ‘Stable, modern conveniences, first-class neighbor. hood. CC. DUNCANSON, #thand Dn.w. aubJt FER TEST aw fa! 10 reve. sao ay ae ae ave. mW... 12.50 1303 T st. n.w.. 7... 27.50) 316 Law..Srs., 1130 ‘aud BB, WARNER & CO.. 016 F st. n.w. OR RENT. onG st n. and ‘Revy departsiente: house has Tus. been put ta Pertect order and contains eleven rooms, bath, Fang End all modern conveniences: moderate rent to deat: able tenant. Apply to THOS J. FISHER & 00.1824 Pot nw. anzoe __ FOR RENT—HOUSES. BRENT 416 MoT. we ngs THOMAS W. w POW LE aS Se os “ORFURVISHE FAN Lu 4 Roome. BATHE 1029 Conn.ave 0 Lgth a near L. Det 12um and 1ih..250 1th st bel Ka i onenen ab Grant Place. er pt. 1118 Ba ata ath. wear Lest. 11e Mt near TSth, 12r, Latayette masts, piaced with me for rent or sale ts Nberaliy of comt to the owner. i ot property NEY_ TO LOAN, TERAL LOANS " eee LICATIONS WILL SWORMSTE DT & TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT CHARLES W. HAXDY, ‘and 6 per cout. DAR TD ARMY ARD NavY OF FICERS AT LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST, ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE JAMES E WAUGH. ry )ip LOAN, ON Ral Esta re and Big ani 6 perc ton small eum, > tutilablefn shorvest notice, JOWN HOW LIS rom Uy aid’ sa: uctorily trausacted., JOH T. MITCHELL, Meal base Department, 1214 F sk <2 10.000-TO LOAN ae Ds.000 REAL ESTATR THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. oxey a LOAN IN BUMS OF NOT Lis 8.000, at per cent, on first-class “ely cry. Siuulter sum at 6 oi Corner 10th and F sireois northwent_ on approved Real Estate scour ity. at lowest rates of iuterest. Chaiges 1: ubhecesnaty dey. aerate. NO 4. VON. HUYOK, 1608 | eninyivania lowest rates, on a FITCH, POX & __1497 Pennaylv ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY THOS. J. FISK & CO, 1824 ¥ st nw. ON REAL STATE at ‘Dasey HOWER #808, ONEY 40 LAN 0 TO LOAN ON REAL Sara “ca FIRST-CLANS ANCURITH DW at lowest rate of No delay where the ccurity ie _BOARDING. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH 1605 Doard; sutisiactory references given and ¢ OK TWO GENTLEMEN TO ; Fetereuces exchanged. board in private fam! Terms, eS per mouth. Cail at 1126 New Jersey Toob- TAREE BOARD 1406 OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR GENTLE- men, nands.me second Beard ts private family, 300; siugie reom: and bostd, Jegant house, al relerences re ‘hear Judiciary Square; 30 LArAYEITE 25 Rooms; elegantly fur Sioneta; every conventence:excelient table. hr and Table Boarders accommodated. f ROOMS, FURNISHED AN furuisived, with Bowrd, at 314 at ingle Kooms, with Board, $6 per week. om (BEAU ri FUL va Petre: 8. €OF, 10th and Ea Ware tt best conducted Boardin class: pleasant roms ernie moderute. H. D.—YOUR FRIEND WOULD LIKE TO SEE N ACCOUNT OF Tit ‘On Us, We are NOW prep Gents’ Scoond-tand Citing. SUSTH'S Old Stand, 61¥'D siti w EXAMINATION “QUES ous and auswers on a subjerss. 0 conta. Jy15-lm* _ Southwest corner Sth wi BUSINESS _CHANCES. F% Todd Sot stn large dwelling. contalsing 17 oom bai and ai moder eouveuiencex: in ra painted and papered and gdeled. App. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. an7-6t 1324 F st. hw. FOR BEST — CENTRAL —SROOMED HOUSE, $25; one near 6th and N, $22.50: 3 on Capitol ‘3 bear Government Printing office, at sizb0. ba. "MCINTIRE, O18 Fst. aura PO! BENT-TYEER @ RUTHERFORD, 1226 F st. n.w. dd haanggmenr Dupont Circe, per annam....$1,000 1i9 Marylandave. ne. COUNTRY BOARD. cine rae ener miles from Alex- aaathing teen Bie S18 11g Lom at ser $16 "B05 Hs nc: ‘andra; large rooms, fce and fruit: terms moderate; communi Cn Bladensburg rosd, near H st. cars, $8. SWOIN- address Mrs. T. WALSH, Bur- o27F train twice a day. gundy House, near Alexandria, Va Fent may begin Sept, 1. 1342 higien louse open. dren refased. Address | Reese oeew ies BOARD—DELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN 5 be obtained in the mountains of Vitsinta, near the at The Brook. Address Mrs. C. STUCK- ‘Ibemarle county, Va. BOARD Ar es'5. A. BOND, Water- hood. inquire of FRANK T. BROWNING, Columbia ‘Law Building, 416 5th st. a. w. RINGFIELD M. A. OSBOURN. 2OARDERS SOLICITED IN THE MOUNTAINS of Md.‘near Harper's Ferry), A pleasure to try accommodations su ferences furnished. ” Terns per w ‘ ‘Tryst, Washington Co. OR RENT_400 12TH ST. Sie, NEAT 6 ROOM Brick Houses, water and gas; $13.30, 313 4th st. 32.50, 939 Rhode Isiand fe. Ws $45. Houses au6-6r -A VER} PRETTY ODE T completed, 8 rooms, furnace, grate, and cellar: MAUSS. SWORMSTEDY & BRADLEY. O27 Fst 'T—1538 EIGHTH ST. N.W., 2STORY and basement brick, six rooms, splendid neighbor- susim OR RENT DWELLING 1U7 10TH ST. “N.w., reut $25. Keys cau be iad at 026 Louidand sim NEW THREESTORY AND BASE even rooms; 1800,K at: will be ‘occupancy Sepiember Lt. Apply. to W- G. ROTH & CO., 905 Pennspivants eve. wus-Lin TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 235 ‘2d'et mw., contalus 6 rooms besides bath Toon, all modern improvements. Inquire ofJ. ¥. DAVIS’ ‘SONS, 621 Penna ave. LOST AND FOUND. ‘ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Qipeia, Stoves Fear Bode, urd all indsot Hotwenold Poraitne ich eighest cash price willbe paid. ress H. BAUM, 239 7th st. aw. iy]7 TE a ORSES TO PASTURE. AT S4PER ‘month, two miles north of Bladensbur antered. o° é ae, riany Ply a Bi 5 STePae ae or Stessr GhATIG KENNELLY, 21h 1th ot nw. tates OST—A WHITE GOAT; ANSWERS TO THE {OR RENT—707 EAST CAPITOL ST., NEWLY 2nd painted brick. & rooms, bath, cellar, mr Seletn’ Sanda te WAGGAMAN, 017 Pst. nw. ame of Billy;bas alight ‘brown peck. A liberal name! yihas a ie aa OST-WILL THE PARTY WHO FOUND A ‘atch in bathing room No. ou please return to W. W. Fis RENT—FURNISHED— Saal 13 rooms, all saogern tm provements, can ‘One or two years Xd etch RES, as TANT! rED_ TO, EXCHANGE MARKET OR EX. SApor, Olt oF, Gas “stoves tur oldones, BUTLER, 93 G1 OU, near K- Smoky chim. neyeguredor mopar. OldGioves bought, snd sold cheap. ‘ANTED—MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX Vibe ben cere dere can. Bee . Ht. CHACE & BRO.. 616 Louisiana av. eo] O8T—A BLACK aa TAN aa ae yl j eet aah nce a mene eie Ke ic contai ‘The finder will be suite Fa ERT ODE 818 6TH ST; 9 ROOMS: ‘all modern im} org improvememig 940. House 1024 9th jet, $30. THOS. J. MYERS, 271m 1216 Fst nw. KENT—NEAR THE Peer. AD EN ag 3 | Fe iitaated’ Brick le and pleasant! Dwelling. nine including 103 2dsne ——_jel-liw® ly Fewarded by returning to G. B. HARKIS, 624 F ‘ATR —COMMIBSION ER QF DEEDS FOR very State and ‘Territory, | 3 Commiesioner, SOHN i In office from 9 a.m. t05 p.m. ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING, shipping ‘Our pro eas. ‘Telephone 115-8, Se B.CHAC .0., 616 Louistaus ave. ‘anak COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Ware Ee NEAR THE BE City, A geet ace snot With comfortable || 3 sacs ian Gham sTOOR oe ‘aie a atid. Trice 91,0U0: very cheays se valine goat 81500. ‘Apply 2 HENRY WE 448 Soa | sw SALE—A DESIRABLE COUNTRY 7.08 the, Ridge Road, Yp nile from Rt sta: ‘out-bulldings: ent 0 frolt | Baa egy terms, S erraeeceiie SALE OR RE ees" STOLEN; soNDay NIGHT, 9TH ae SKYE 3 Sioa from its date will be ed wo the ext ne law. Suitable reward will os Ps to WILLIAM MCDANIELS, 2 WF to 630 Mist. now. TRAYED OR STOLEN [UESDAY NIGHT; any tro Setters, oe eee : aull-20 ‘marked with liver spots and reward {OF Fetaen to 502 IE st. nw, ae i babaase OST—ON WEDNESDAY, 4TH INSTANT, & ‘containing Letters of OST [LIBERAL REWARD — AN ITALIAN trincz, Ne wo. Sian’ Meturd to hanes CHENOWETH 1943 Vi a Vermont J oueeat BEWARD — A BLACK AND 4 White Setuer Dog, with amall tan, from denn. ave. and Abply 2718 H st. nw. DENTISTRY. msitog to he Sas ‘SaLE—AT eo rarest SEATON ee el ‘new six room Brick. 309 7th st. ve, iSah nt nw sn 16 rooms, all modern SE etn, purchase of retiring erate cot @ Controlling interew fu icons hace business in this city. Address A. right party to Gasy terms aud ma ARCHITECT'S OFF ica t ne — ; Wasmreorox, D.C Auge ‘Turnt criched plate, double required Jor the West and couter w: Psiute, War and ‘Mid delivering te thick, abd ‘hammered Glass, $ Of the Butlding Departments. in this. cise itl be feceived unt TWELVE Mon FEIDA the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY UF AUGU! aud opened immediately thereaiter in specifications. general instcuctions and blank forms of proposal Wil be furnished to gatabe Ushed manuiacturers and dealers upou applicadon THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Y's OFFICE, jw McuETaR Ss puRICK coalra® NATIONAL ‘PRES ‘ashington, D. C., August 6, 1886. Proposals are invited st once for tise supply ot 10 tons, more of leas, of Geurge’s Creek Jit suitable tor manuiactare of high grades of orick. to. ‘s delivered during the year cumiusencs 1586, on side track oF on canal wl W jade cash on delivery. iin should Waterloo static Payments to be be sealed and ud dreamed to JOU E, BEALL, Secretary. ROPOSALS FOR COT GRAS RANITE AND BLUB ‘aud Nw Departm'ts, isutox, Da Ai sagan Bi oo. 2 ° mi fs bog cu tife'Cul Grane aura the Blo Boas inte War ‘and ‘Navy Beparttey Siti DAY OF me Ne TWENTY sant opeoed: iumediataly”thereafe ta Drenetice a ‘blader. pean. for Stat Instructions to bidders. Rives granite and’ Unis offtee. FINANCIAL Woanrery, Pusxcs & W _, wae aven bet ie 7Ur a