Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR The Evening star has a regular, permanent bons fide daily cireulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pub- ton, and equal to that of Asa reason why a great fuss is being made ever the trial by a Mexican court of an Amer- feaa citizen for an offence which his friends ciaim was committed on American soil, (but whieh elaim the Mexicans do not admit,) while no notice is taken of the action of an English court in alike case, it is given out asan expla- nation that the two cases are not precisely par- allel, inasmuch asthe first isa criminal pros ecution, while the latter fs a civil action, for dasaages only. This is true. The distinction urged iles, however, in the will of the plaintiff im the case or ina difference in the statutory penalties in the two countries for the same offence, and ot in the nature of the cases them- seives. It does not touch the essential prineiple involved. The broad, clear fact remains that the courts of two foreign countries have, on complaint of the Injured party, taken Jurisdle- tion and tried an American citizen for the offence of libel. These libels were published not in the country where the complaint was made and the trial had, but in the United States, though under somewhat different cir. cumstances. In the first case the libel was ebarged to have been printed and published in New York, and circulated in England through the malis, and possibly by other common car- Tiers. In the second it was printed and pub- lished In El Paso, within the United States, and circulated in Mexico, as the authorities of that country allege, and aver that they can satisfac- torily prove, by the direct act of the detendant,— himself domiciled at the time inMexico,—though he first published :t in that country, and after- wards retracted it. But, however that may be, 1m both cases the detendant was deciared guilty, and judgment given accordingly. The latter ease Is the “outrage” which the Jingoes who ‘want war with Mexico are howling about. The other they coaveniently ignore. How far the relative strength of the two countries named influences their views of the matter will always remain an open question. —— 2 A few years ago 3ir. Samuel Wood, a New Yori bachelor, died and left his entire fortune, amounting to more than $600,000, to the ‘ounding of a musical conservavory or college | im that city. Musicians of all sorts were de- lighted, and expected great things from it. Bat now the will has been broken by Wood’s only heir, a Mr. Hewlett, who takes the money. Since Mr. Wood's death, however, the facilities for getting a musical education in New York have improved so much that bis conservatory ‘will not be as greatly missed as formerly. The fuet is that the conservatory system of teaching music ts rapidly becoming obsolete. It is only adapted to students of medioere ability. None of the great composers or performers were edu- vated on that priucipie. The best way to learn music Is to study privately, under a first-class teacher. So far, the members of the Irisn National League, now convened at Chicago, have sue- seded remarkably well in repressing the ten- dency to violent and inflammatory speech, which is characteristic of many of thelr num- ber, and the proceedings and remarks have deen generully dignified and reasonabie. It this spirit is adhered to the convention may be able to accomplish much good; but tie danger to which it is exposed will not be safely past until the adjournment, Mr. Finerty and afew others Lave uttered some ill-advised words already, but Mr. Exan’s speech was admirable tone, and the League will be wise if it takes its cue from him. The democrucy of the President may be sll right, but he will certainly lose caste with the ling fraternity of the world if it be true, as the court reporter joyously telegraphs, that bis fishing in the Adirondacks cousists in trolling with @ gang,—a murderous dredging con- trivance, made of a number of hooks lashed to- gether on a piece of wire or catgut, and working on a swivel, so as to scoop every thing found in its course. That's the way Mrs. Hayes caught her much-talked-of big fish up in that country a few years ago; but think of Mr. Cleveland’ immediate predecessor in office making such @ NO ap A significant political item comes from St Louis. It is suid that three-quarters of the delegates to the Missouri state democratic con- ¥ention there have declared themselves for Hill us against Cleveland, with the moito “Oflice for Democrats.” It is lucky the Presi- dent didn’t bear of this betore eating that first Adiroudack trout of bis. He might have found it unpalatable with that sort of sauce. << Mr. Jetfersou Davis has been heard from aguin, and this time he says that President Cleveland 1s @ new ian, and theretore it is natural that he should make mistakes. Mr. Davis is entilled to speak with some authority oa the subject of mistakes. The Horists of the country are holding @ con- Yention in Philadelphia. The object of the convocation 1s not announced, but it is pre- sumed to be to put up a job whereby they can get four instead of two dollars tor a rose-bud 4 winte: $< = Detauiter Gray showed that he was not alto— ether shameless, at auy rate. He preferred suicide w a retuge in Canada. CADIAN, THE IDEAL WAUKESHA (WIS) WATER, “Nature's specific for diseases of the Kidney and ‘ladder. ~Unequaied in diseases of the Stomach and Alimen- Dealers supplied by SAM'L C. PALMER, Agent for the D. of C. ‘Telephone 454. 19 1 ‘ax Froors Durss § Are recuium: nded by the leading Dressmakers. They Are absolute: impervious, ui veo sua™ New Decorarioxs HIELDS We have now im stock three new aecuratious in HAVILAND'S CHINA, which we sell in any quan- tity desired. The price is very reasonable and uh sdvantage of being abie to match a broken piece once is @ great conveuience. We bave leit of the Preveb aod bugilsh Dinner Sets, which we are selling below cost of import, about 12 net The price at which we are offering them ougnt to move them off rapidly. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, aol 1205 Pennsylvania ave, Baz California Insect Powder (Pyrethrum Civerarie Follum,) INSECT EXTERMINATOR. auldst N. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F st. Severn ‘TREET Paras Rovan GREAT BARGAIN IN_EMBROIDERIES. 200 picors of Hiss bury aud Swiss kubroideries and Piouocings. 25 per cent ies tuau inuporters’ prices Hamburg, ¥ tw 8 inches wide, Se. Hamburg. 3 t0 5 luches wide, Be ya. ar wud Sw ins Flouuctings, 186. to $1.75 xd. pa Breut edge. Nu: 8. 106; No 12.13 Wemaise, gud kausiin, Uelmme ie 3 me ed with ‘Tor “heth’s F cent Couble: Bous Corsets, $1.25. ‘Thompson's Glove Fiting Corsets eee Woven t ursets, $1.50. Comuson sense 500 Ho: Madan Thompson «npinal Protecting Corset, Adjentabie tip corset bac _ ints’ fame-iwaie Line Thread Gloves, 19e. pair. Liste “Thread Gloves, with flr iashioned 2g 5 Ca rane gues 25¢. pats. | SEGRE ae foonne = ‘Paiti, Woven Wire and dete sok coe ene Yea ag ae Sere SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL. aul ‘914 7th Street, Bet. Iand K nw. ELLING OUT: Ss DAN ERA CO. t Wb, Sliver Stare, 25¢. Cider Vin eu oT aD, Oe Fumliy Fiver Mobb, B16 ped Sa, Howat ‘Family Flour ¥y DOL, ee oe tb. se ctnn catin Seat By ey ny tor aa Je 2 Ds Soo eer he ee der ea eae aan auld fend postal. 3 wan y FOR FRIDAY ONLY. Tux Maso pa! ert = enc ry 090, coo! Sate at Eee 8 mies i349 wee ed > co STOCK TAKING IN A FEW DAYS, EXTREME VALUES THIS WEEK: 10 cents, hand made Torchon Lace, 3 and 4 inches wide were 15 cents, 15 cents, Gents’ pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 2 inch hem, were 20 cents, ‘2cents, Toothbrushes, were 5 cents. 49 cents, Embroidered Felt Tidies, 18x21 inches, were 74 cents, 15 cents, Leather and Canvas Belts, were 25 to 35 cents. 29 cents, 4-Inch Sash Ribbons, ail colors, were 38 cents, 39 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 49 cents. ‘84 cents, Fans, feathers on both sides, bone sticks, ‘all colors, were $1.24. 54 cents, Ladies’ fine Striped Lisle Hose, were 75 cents. 1 cent, Initial Bangle Bracelets, were 8 cents. ‘74 cents, Tourists’ Leather Satchels, were $1.24. 15 cents, Embroidered Top Mull Ties, were 25 cents, 25 cents, 4-row Cork Bustles, were 49 cents, 8 for 26 cents, Ladies’ Embroidered Initial Ham- stitched Handkerchiefs, pure linen, were 15 centa. Scents a yard, Ruchings, all colors. were 8 cents, $2.29, Ladies’ Heavy Black Silk Hose, were $2.79. 49 cents, Zyuolite Cloth and Hat Brushes, were 74 cents. 42 cents, Swiss Embroldered Flouncings, 12 inches wide, were 58 cents. $1.24, Ladies’ open work Lisle Hose, were $1.68, 15 cents, Pel’s Cora Solvent, were 25 centa. 25 cents, Nurses’ Aprons, Lawn, wide tueks and embroidery, were 30 cents. ‘85 coats, Plate Glass Hand Mirrors, wuod and leather back, were 49 cents. ‘28 cents, Childrens’ Embroidered and Lace Collars, were 38 conts, 89 cents. Sinch Black Watered Sash Ribbons, were $1.10. 88 cents, pure Sill Gloves, were 59 cents, ‘75 cents, Initinied Felt School Bags, were $1.24, 25 cents, Gents’ Hemstitched Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, pure linen, were 29 cents. 49 cents, Ladies Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 69 cents. ‘84 cents, fine Leather Belts, were 49 cents. $1.48, 11-inch Black Watered Sash Ribbons, were $1.69. 49 cents, Gretchen Dresses, pink and blue were 69 centa, 98 cents, Ladiew Fancy Striped Lisle Hose, were e124. $1.25, Children’s Caps, fine embroidery, fall ruche, 7@ cents. Corset Covers, Cambric, square shape, double ruffle of embroidery, were 96 cents. aT 9316-818 SEVENTH STREET 5. W. EFF RRR ff DDD A ae Rz D aA ¥ Phe Pe A i od ge pon 9 THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED POSITIVELY ONLY FOR PEPE re AY Foret be o4 ¥ Finest Quality of PLAITED CHEMISETTES, in- cluding Rows, wil. be 15e. each. an EF¥ Ea DDD r¥ B D aa ¥ manna ‘25c. FANCY RUFFLINGS, Assorted Styles, will be a tye For ERaPR A tS as BB AA = fe EH Bp M4 ¥ ¥ SETS OF COLLARS AND CUFFS, ten Patterns (Sidenbury best gonds), worth ‘2c. to 50e. a set, will be 19¢. a set. FOR IAW & Pea Be M4 ¥ ry 10c. to 20e. COLORED EMBROIDERIES will be Ge. a yard. FOR * Fr RR Bs ry % FoR ERB hk ¥ Pr Hy DDD aa ‘6c. ORIENTAL FLOUNCINGS will be 17c. a yard. FOR ee PREPS A UF Ls Rg DoD A 4 ‘5c. ALL-WOOL CANVAS BELTS will be 16c each. FOR Pie Xe F ee ge. * YY * Ri H Boe 24 ¥ 18¢. ROSES, six in a bunch, will be 11 a bunch. FYF RRR Pee i pp & iy Pid gan qt z AA YY ’ &£E it Bo 4 £ 25c Gent's Colored Embroidered INITIAL HAND- KERCHIEPS will be 16c each. FOR rg Rg AAA r g u Dow aS Our $1 Famous UTICA PLAITED SHIRT (twelve or sixteen plalts) will be 68c each. FOR A reek EPS & y J oa Sn ‘9 aa 4 gz D pvyY Kw DDI a4 Our $1 SATTEEN COACHING PARASOLS will be ‘76c. each. AURTS 70H, STH AND D STREETS. XN. Ly Onke te ee STARCH MADE BY MAGIC STARCH COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. FINEST AND BEST IX THE WORLD. NEEDS NO COOKING. PRODUCING A RICH, BEAUTIFUL GLOSs AND STLIFENEMS. Nu STARcH YET INTRODUCED CAN BE COMPARED WITH THE MAGIC. ONE PACKAGE WILL DO THE WORK oF ‘TWO POUNDS OF ORDINARY STARCH. 80LD UNDER OvaManTER oF MANUFAO Jor tal by J.© ERGOOD & 00. anf att gier| So Grocers BF RY ttn * Bosros Hovsz Few of ou sue 00 ae Regular Price. Remnant” A pele White Notiligiais Lace’ Garialia, Sie” yarda Jong, 50 Inches wide. Hemnant pa Ifwe have not the full I call the remaining sizes “ftemuants,” reduce the price (A Pisce, them ou sale for the first timeat the reduced PI pelt Ladies’ in nat mee etre Lean gaps Piimaapt & S valr Ladies’ broider geeding expectations, kee SRewsanus’ clean and tree from musings We how you wast we have uf what you ask for ons board and ‘9a take your enolee. 73 “Al We Tis" iN ‘The accumulation during the a Jarge on sccouut of the increased demand Regalar price. “Remnant 2.00) yards” Mumaiaciacrs" checked, sat ‘TOMORROW, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20TH, Re at gular ies Sopot hc ads the week. opp ee te rape tape them oper, 00 700 a6 "Hemeneia’ "Fire hive your dse You cannot afford to overlook tiie great saving. ‘2 ready: ‘ade'white India Linen Sats, French wale skirt trimmed with deep ruffles. 40 Inches, price. DD PAIS" IN CURTAINS. ‘Weare cleanlag up the stock. Ail “odd Bates” mast and wil, if price be any Snducement. . 60 inches wide. 1 pal Nottin Lace Curtains, 3% yards Jong. 60 Jong. 50 inches wide. Begiar prices, eetrnnennnemnennnnenenetinre $12.00 “Kemnant” price. "$9.00 \(rhird oat take cievaior, DL SIZES” IN GLOV: As rapidly as a line becomes broken, in those remaining are iaid away for Friday asd reg pair Button English Lisle Threed Gloves, in biack ind sliver gray, sizes 6 and ly Reguiar price. OE pelt, Mibses Lace Mitta il sli colors, mous fcch dna ght bine, Regular price “sHOR’ in’ euBKOLDENTES Gis Oor laproved pla of showing “Hemnants” of, im: ries is having the anticiyated effect even ex- the stuck fresh and the Friday we offer; 20 “Short Lengths” of Narrow. 81 “Short Lengths” of Medium. 19 “pbort Leagihs” of 19-inch Flouncing, 27 “Short Lengein’” of 40 tn. Flounchi 28 “Short Lenghts,” of Colored «mbroidery for "Short Lengths” of Colored Edgings to match overs.” e nlso offer as “Odd Pieces:” go yards 2 in, Eeru irlah Point Embroidery (will “Remnant” eee sares Bina Xegular price 8, and in oruer to ch ‘89 “Kernants” to Sig yards, 75c. to @¥.5U per remnant. Ye also offer in this Deparunent as “Remuants:* ‘Tabie Cloths, faucy borders. ort “Lengt wemugnt” prices, to close Friday, “eee ineralig avers for other “kceunuants,” WOODWARD & LUTHROP. “Reuraxr Das. lines have become broken in ng f00 late Ta he gensot to duplicate, chem, reat aad 1 ready-made white Tadie Linen Suit, trimmed with ne em TSize 38 inches. Be. i (9 vines in every lot, we TABLE DAMASKS, jt week has been e out these “Short jQult Friday, we offer them at greatly re- ‘nmanta” of Turkey Red Table Damasks, 1% races $0 $2.25 per remnant, ‘White Au-Linen Table Damasks, suid lace Siriped Muslins, cost when, gut from ‘the piece 2c. ‘ud 280. uly De" pet yard. ott, Remnants” of Hera and White Pique, at reduced In order to close out our Summer Clothing, the dollar. wa Tur Coot Morsrxos Ano Ever- INGS REMIND ONE THAT FALL WILL, SOON BEHERE WITH FALL WEATHER COMES THE NECESSITY FOR FALL CLOTHING, ONE OF THE MOST USEFUL GARMENTS WE CAN HAVE IS A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT. IN THIS CLIMATE ONE HARDLY HAS USE FOR A HEAVY OVER- COAT BEFORE THE LAST OF DECEMBER, AND MANY PERSONS WEAR THE LIGHT-WEIGHTS ALL WINTER, ALIGHT COAT FOR MORNING AND EVENING USE, FOR DRIVING ORTRAVELING.MAY SAVE A DOCTOR’s BILL, IN SUITS FOR FALL WEAR, THE ME- DIUM WEIGHT WORSTED GOODS ARE, GENTEEL, DRESSY, DURABLE AND NOT NECESSARILY EXPENSIVE. EXAMINE THESE GOODS IN OUR STOCK. E. B. BARNUM @ 0O., Axxvat Crosixe Our Satz oF FINE CLOTHING, aT THe LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COM- PANY. NO HUMBUG, NO FALSE PROMISES, ‘We mean what we say, A good Business Bult at $4.50, A better one at $6.00. 4 ¢-Button Cutaway at $10.00, worth double, A fine Prince Albert Suit at $13.00. eke RAYE e fal lige of Coats and Veate at 28 per cent Jens than they oan be bought for eleew! Seersucker Coats and Vests from §1.25 up. (044 Coats In Mohair and Alpaca, from $1.25 up. (Odds Cassime cent whas they cost to macuimanare, “ts 28 Der cent lees 1eOYE and Children's Suite we sail you 20 per cant 2,000 pair Odd Pants from $1.25 ap Give us a call and be convinced, af 3H LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, 931 Pawxevivanta AVENUE tire stock of Spring and We cut price duwato any coutson ON B08 SOve LOW SUA RTER SHOES, iaie its 2208 18 Toe, reuvoed from 91.28 MEN'S AND BOT! PANTS, 191¢1916 resasyivania preoe P,&-STRAW HATS at your own price jyal Nuuzoo Tzz Exo. SATURDAY Is the last but one of the “PALAIS , ROYAL'S” half holidaya, TOMORROW ‘the last chance but one to secure our great “SUE- PRISE” Bargain. JRPRISES FRIDAY EMBRACES MANY EXCELLENT BARGAINS THEY ARE ALL GENUINE REDUCTIONS, 46c. Ladies’ Brilliant Lisle Hose, split feet, for 390, Ode. Ladies’ Binck Silt Hose, split fect, for 880. 25c. Children’s Derby Ribbed Hose, 2 pair for 25e. Swiss Silk Vests (ribbed), for $1.98. 800. wPatnts Ro Shirts, Plain or Plaited Bosoms’ CEaual wo aty SLOdabirt made} 26-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrella, $1.68, 45c. Quart Bottle Bay Hum, for 39c. 21c. Lotos Face Powder, finest impofted, 17. ‘Lubin's and Atkinson's Extracts, all odors, 31¢. ox, 44c. Oriental Tooth Paste, for 3c, 23e. Ladies’ Silk Mitts, tor 19¢, S4c. Undressed Mousge. Gloves, for 750. $1.10 4 and 5 button Dressed Glove (Elite, for 95c. ‘25¢. Purses, for 17¢, ‘25e. Dolls, for 150, 96c. Fans, for 79c. 4c. Satchels, for 89¢. 25c. Sleeve Buttons, for 190, 98c. Spanish Lace Scarfs and Fichus, for 890. ‘25e. Children's Collars, Lace and Embroidery, for 170. 4c. Canvas Ruffing, for 110. 19c. Gent’s Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, for 1244e. ‘82c. Satin and Gros Grain Stripe Sashes, for 710. 48c. Ostrich Tips, all shades, for 390, $1.68 Gretchen Dresses, for $1.17. 96c. French Nainsook Gamps, for 680. $1.68 Tailor-made Jerseys, for $1.43. ‘75c. English Satteen Corsets, pink, blue or red, for 4c. 18e. Splashers, for 9¢. BEAR IN MIND THAT THESE REDUCTIONS ABE FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 20TH ONLY. TE Ea rE iaiotaie! af} es aulo 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. a 8508 < Th Novara ‘We ber to announce that we are showing @ number of special bargains in our various departments. Being NEW and DESIRABLE goods, and recently Purchased, we think an inspection would pay you. Among the many are Ladies’ English Derby Ribbed Hoee (black) splendid quality, at 2c. Ladies’ Silk Finished Lisle Hose, with white split feet, at 44c. Ladies’ Ribbed Swiss Silk Vests at $1.08. ‘These goods come in white, cream, pink, straw, bine and cherry and buve proved to be the most popular article in that line of the season, ‘The demand for them has been unprecedented. Cali aud examine them A new lot of 11-inch All-Sllk Lace Mitts at 28e. @-Button Silk Taffeta Gloves, in black and several ‘shades of tan, at 250. CHEMISETTES: ‘There has never been a more popular article of neck- ‘wear introduced than the Chemisette. The rage for ‘them does not seem to wane, therefore, we have pur- ‘chased many novelties inthem, many being exclusive designs, Pure Linen Chemisettes, extra lengths, with collar attached, only 25¢. Pure Linen Chemlsettes, tacked fronts, extra lengths, at 350. Sheer Muslin Chemisettes, tucked fronts, at 17c. ‘They would be cheap at 25c. ‘Handsome Novelties in Lace, fancy colored and em- broldered chemisettes. Ladies’ Very Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, seailoped edges and embroidered in white and colors, ouly 250. Just received a fuil line of Chantilly Laces, News and Flouncings, Handsome Patterns, Low Prices, SHIRT WAIsTa, ‘Weare anxious to dispose of these goods as the room is required for other purposes, ‘Those that were 49c. ate now 390. ‘Those that were 68, 76 and 98, are now 49c. ‘Those that were Oc. and $1.15, are now 690, A rare chance for bargains, PARASOLS Are about in the same fix. ‘The few we have left can be bought as sbout One ‘Third thelr former price, REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIEA, OF RUFFLING, AT cost PALAIS ¥ AL. eul8 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AY, AUGUST 19, 1886. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—HOUSES. Goop | Waxteet. WHITE GIRL FOR GEN- *| oth st se. Fasmail family. “Apply at 712 ANTEDS3 BUILDERS W: 2 es Watesrests EDUCATED MAN OF FLUENT iaisianranee OA Goes, bpp ee ‘Apply "GEBDIE & 03. D—A_ WHITE WOMAN ‘COOK, ‘wash and fron for a. small faraily. EK required. Apply at 1801 13th st.n.w. aul-2te Wiibread. WEEL-BRED | GENTLEMAN AT cro ai. CERES APO mone po bite a a ed BU- whe tad od" colored, for Ail’ kinds of Gomesus inbers th reference. 717 Mst.1.w. ie oe OR THREE YOUNG LADIES eal. “Manny Se Y¥s Cora ‘Fine D ow. DS A YOUNG MAN OF | EX. ico as cere eas ‘wages and age, P. F.Q., Star ANTED-YOUNG LADY CLERK. ONE WITH experience {t sy ties Guods SPRY BECRIN! Go, 006 005 Feta. 'w. (ilasonio empiod aa COMPETENT YOUNG WHITE to cook and do housework: no washi: Apply af BU12 Dombarton st, Georgctown, Bae-2e “ANT! 4 RESPECTABLE GOOD ¢ GIRL eiiey aed housework, plain cookin, ening ‘av o08 Sin st. gd DOIY, with refbrences, K AND CHAMBERMAID. W: ASD to 18 yn Place. References re- Buls-206 SE RTEDSE PIE BAKER AT 220 EAST CAP. ital street; apply at once. W. J. SCHNEIDER. auls-2t* "ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN OR GIRL, TO and do chamberwork; to go to the country. aes ; "rides morning, between @ and Ii, at fod aw. et ‘ANTED— WHITE AND COLORED COOKS and houseworkers, nurses, Iaundress, hotel housekeeper, walters, Gerinan farmers for Texas. zar- deners, dairymen and, te anaes 30 laborers at once. Cail ‘National ‘7th st.n.w. auls-@t ‘ANTED—A DRUG CLERK. W Srairecommended. Address RHEL, Cy POs Alexandria, Va, yu 18-Bt* AN (ED-TWENTY GOOD TEAMS AT 4TH @ndCstanw. RJ.COYLE. wul7-3i* ANTED — FIRST-CLASS COOK. WASHER ‘and Ironer; must come well recomiiended. 1226 15th st. now. aui7st WW ANTED<FOR THE U.8 MARINE COR! oof to learn music; must be from 14 to I years of age, 4 feet 10 Inchesin h ud of good moral characte Youd, clothing ‘and medical altendance, igen “se WASTED MES AT Once. White and Colored Women Cooks. $10. to $20. Chambermaids, Nurses, Scrubs and ¥en Cooks. COUMBS & BURGESS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. Dw. n16-1w* “WASTED, AGENTS AND CANVASSENS FOR {he best selling housenold arilcle ever made, Sust oUt Sells at siga rotits. Write for particaisrs, Wis Ruth ROY COX Leominster, Mass tart code Wwe ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR - iat home. i igitavel, se entire y new: for ea only: eadliy made: no photo, no paint- ly enaliy op ng: partictl LITT LAs Box wi KD-AT ONCES WAITERS Vir 1d. “Colored woman for Cort and, N. envand women wiling to work; thls city and the country. Also German women. auld se F. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. n.w. ‘MD—AN KARNEST MAN LOCATED Guthlde large eltles to represent ts his locally responsible house. Monthly salary $70 to 3100 at Sart. References exchanged Guly workers Te quired, MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1685, aud! ‘ANTED-LADIES TO LEARN THE ART Wits Cutting and Making without the use of er patterns by the new tallor system taught at rlvania ave, 0.1. “32: ‘ANTED—CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- fence: liberal compensation. Apply to 220 14 y: WANTED--SITUATIONS. ‘ED-BY A RESPECTABLE SETTL ‘white woman a Situation #8 good cook; no objec- tion to Pores ‘wash ng and Ironing: has:no family gan siny of nights: good eity reterences given. x 116, Star Office. NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE W woman a situation as uphoisiress in gentleman's family or otherwise. Can furnish good ‘references Apply to 1286 11th st. se. ate WANTED BOOKKEEPING OR OTHER FM- loyment; educated, strictly sober, attentive, middle-aged man of funy; very Best city references. Interview solicited. Address MAGISTER, Star office. auld-oF WANTED BY ‘A GENTI EMAN, RECENTLY dismissed from the Departments for political reasons, desires employment; can do most any clang of work: moderate sa.ary expected, Address Box 81, Star office, aus St ANTED iOWN— NATIONAL LABOR Bureau en; only reliable and competent hhesp for any capacity: all nationalities; farmers and duirymen ana maids, with references. Send your orders, ‘B17 7th xt. nw. ‘au18-6t W Antep—kxown “TO ALL, THAT T FUR- nish competent servants and heip of all descrip- tion to private families, hotels, stores and offices ‘Phis and other cities. f. M. BURNHAM. 930-632 Fst. nw, 14-60 wast ED—A BOOKKEEPER WHO HAS BEEN five years ut provent place will be out of em- ployment’in september: will accept _piuce at modes! Salary: best of references from present employer. Ad- dress Hox 162, Star office. ‘auld-iwe Waste ARTIST WILL DFSIGN AND Paint on satin and silk dresses, curtains, &c., at baif price, for the next two months. Adiress Box 47, Star office. auld-2w re stp. WANTED—MISCELLANKOUS. WANRTEDCA YOUNG | MAN OF ABILITY ‘and some capital would like to buy some estab- lished mercantile business or a partnership. Address SAMPSON, Siar office. Toad Rov, ist, two. pleasant ousexeeping: terns must be low: ait "Adarens IC Fear otce, prs WaTtep ny 4 GENTLEMAN AND. WIFE. RK RENTSSIX-ROOM BRICK, 36 STH St. : $16. Also, Store on WALKER & WILSO: advance: "OWS WV ANTED—FURNISHED FLAT. WITH BOARD aa for two salt, STRUT erst | ‘ANTED-PERMANE! eee A ae SNGeg LE lady, two uni and Pats mw, bere Of relereaces Rives, Kai D ‘715 H st. nw. WANTED-—HOUSES. Waxren se, RENT—A FURNISH] of 0 of 12 rooms, from September, 15, 15, 1887. Dini March Oba oor.” Address IHR ISL Tithas nw. guid 3 FANTED-FOR THE ORE OF THE NA; (W aonat Kindergarten “and ‘Normal institute i Within six squares from Pateut Office, louse with good yard or an apartment; hore avast furor mone Foon one W AN DH AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE ore sag SE20,ronms, between Oth to, oun end G to, 8 pF epanedeomme es eee ‘ANTED—TO RENT_A COOL AND DRY CEL- Witter Cagement with oF ‘wih tbo hours Address J. C. D., Star office. ‘auld: A RESPECTABLE COLORED © or 7 room Houye, modera improve: ments, in the northwest sectior with location and rent THN AST Star odicn, sult Se WASTEDIIN GOOD, LOCATION IN WASH. ington, House of 40 to 50 rooms Address Drawer J, Ocean Grove, New Jersey. anl6-° | Wis NTED—TO RENT-TWOSTORY, apout ye Foom house; rard; in quiet part of town: n rasemeat lichen: woul take it September lara, Box 588, Marblebead, Sass sales FOR RENT--ROOMS. R RENT-637 EAST OAPITOL ST.. A FLAT of 4 unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; to adults only: very desirable location: street cars and herdics pass the door; terms reasonable. aul0-Bt® R RENT—1290-1232 20 fave rooms: water in the rear: 80.” Apply” “at 1228 | Der RRENT— Os, N. W: X rooms bath-room, kit hen, ceilar: moderu im- provements; ‘shady ard: parking; $30: nocbildrea | ave, ‘wanted. Inquire next door. R RENT—474 O ST. N.W.; ELEVEN Rooms: all modera improvements ‘ue quire 1000 O st. | SONRSSET IR Penis ew THREESTORY rer Tiaremseaaa Se ch and Fete, Re | | MEV ‘&; Sroums all modern west: will rent eae: a wewmenis Just thorougidy tepaired provei Jom thoronghiy ropa OR RENT-STORE AN ‘Dwelling, 1025 7 Pei A 1205 7th st. o.w. f+ BM perfect order, 10 rooms, a8 dre n.w.,@ rooms, gar and water. EPR cara nm. Tong, 2637 Tt Dison are 2208 182 Wa Sons 1244 Wyile st,6 rooms. a ii 2214 12m wt, CHas = ik ve 1125 HOR RENT—A agement Brick House, near! mmevts and tn good order. 216 ae A. 8 CAYWOOD, Sth and K st nw. new; all improve: (OR RENT—A LARGE FRONT ROOM AND back room, single or en suite; newly furnished handsome new house fronting the Sain” 492 Ne anlosee Fz RENT-FURNISHED—WITH BOARD— ‘cheerful three-window second-story Room; sonth- ern exposure. Also, single room on. frst oor: fd. ing beds if destred; references exchanged. 1012 12th aul9-cr (OR _RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, new bay window threcatory Brick house, a North Capitol ‘st, lately occupied by Hon! BS. Bianchard, of Louidiana, “apply at 222 North Capitol auLuste (NOR RENT-WOULD LIKE A PLEASANT H gentleman to take Furnished Ttoom with, a. you Fried couple; tise of bach and gas; near 8 lives of rs 913 bth at n. auloste ST-A ST OF LAKGE WELLFUR- nished rooms on Pa. ave., near the Treasury, suit- iv for club purposes, Will be rented at a reasonable figure. Address CLUB, Star office. auld-3t* FOR BENT AN ENTIRE FLOOR OF FHREE Communtcating unfurnished Rooms 426 Lith &t. naw, {OR RENT—A NEW FLEGANT SUITE OF Ubree-Rooms on second floor, suttabi tist, Doctor's office or first-class Dressmake em improvements; opposite, Woodward & iothrop's Rew more; a meat desirable location, Apply om premises, 604 11th st,, cor. F aul7-3t* AT 1720 HST. N. large, pleasant second-siory Rooms; ensonubl EF PLEASANT AND HAND- somely farnished Hodms. en sulie or single: mos desirable location, overlooking -MePhersom square herdies pass the “door; moderate prices. Ingulre at 1014 15th st. n.w. anda FOR, RENT FURNISHED “Rogiin” WITH board, onesquare west of War and Navy depart- ments; soutit front. A1s0, table board. 1803 H st. a. w. s_ a06-2we Fant Row), large, ma rn ni Room. with or. as eae ‘Also, @ Back Room, at very low rates, ‘a0l2-1m Fek REN GAT 22 BST, SW, A NICELY. furnished third-story front Room: two large win- ows; nice and ool; suitable for gent eman or gentle- man and wite, with bath and gas, at sammer rates, jy26-110 ‘(OR RENT—219 FAST CAPITOL ST, GRANT Tow, large. cool and comfortable furnished rooms; Single oF en suite: terms moderate. jy24-1in FOR , RENT— OFFICES. VOR RENT—Fine, large and elezant office rooms suitable for a professional man.9 cond floor 1107 Fatam, Apply atonce to DANENHOWER & SON, POR RENT” OFFICE ROOMS—1407 F as5 entire second und third floors, or single rooms. JOHN SHERMAN @ CO. aul3-7t 1407 F street, FOR RENT—STORES. OR RENT-—STORE, N. 6TH 8" 601 Massachusetts ave. ‘has been Drag etre aulv3te Clothing Store. Price, 22.50 per mo.th, Call or ad- Gress JULIUS LANSBURGH, 316 7th et, auO-20 FOR RENT— MISCELLANEOUS ALIGRAPHS. PRICE REDUCED OK RENT ©, from $8 to $6 per month during summer. | (Sold. on tgstatments) “CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 633 F st y2-sm COUNTRY BOARD. cunt.at Telegragh Spring, Saturday, August 213 Terme $0 per week. Reler i Dr LITTLEWCUD 415 Bat we. Mrs. 0. ,OSBURN, Lincoln, Loudoun County, Va ‘auld; 'T HOME FOR J September and October. for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife; near Conte's station, on B. & 0. Het, gAddres Mr REGESTEN, Mulridrk, Md ‘auls-st* W antes, SELL—GROCERY AND PRO- Vislon Store, soutuwest corner 1th and 3 sta,n. ‘aulg-ite ANTED—-DRUG STORE-TO PURCHASE soynole OF half Interest, Good locality, Address oftice, ANTED — DRESSMAKERS AND APPREN: iices to learn the bureka Lady Tailor System: no chart, scale or machine used; scientific. meature- ment, Patterns cut to measure, Positively uo reli fing. Seulsiacion guarentend ‘or movey "returned Prof, i. MOLPORE, corner 7th aud 1st, n.w., Maj Building. Lady in sttendance. anis-lw ANTED 10 BORKOW $500 FOR ONE Year at 10 percent, wich good secarity, worth more thun 60 times the amount of loan, Additional inducement offere on personal interview. Address Box 54, star otlice. aulsot TORK RENT—ONE LARGE ROOM, ADULTS PRE- ferred; good table, miik, frult, &e.” For terms and ny io HE MAX: Star OMice, or Hill, Loudon County, New Hampshire ave.; 8 rooms; Window, modern improvements: $4. Apply KR RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIR Brick well the Navy Yard, rooms and bath, a Beptomber Ist. Appiy at Torn Sh aod New York ave auléte ‘OR RENT_—TWOSTORY Kood condition, 8 rooms. with olin ad cal inet ern couventences. wa JOROBERT B KINSBLL, Room 14, St Cioud BY it monih, OR RENT—FUR: 1b HOUSE-THE Most Feasonable rent, most comfortable and desirable Furuished House in cits; Inquire 1014 15th st. n.w. taken by next Monday. Address 1) PE, 4339tha w. Ar $20) 423 0the.w. stad $20) (9th and Paav..rm5$22.50 1% oth and Ps 705 Bae sir, dr ist r-16) Oth and Pas ‘The above's only s small portion of property on my books. For full lis: cail at sftice for bulletin Issued OB Ista THOS & WAGGAMAN, i fed ts jd BI i ee Er 8 Address WEBSTER, star office. a A ts et oo EiepeEEaSe come to this ety: weigh if teen hundred pou: vices So50."We have uot auy registered uy one Who Wants a pedigree for our bors-s we will = WPSCOTT & WILCOA, . St ret 20 Bat ren 6 (60/25 G at n.w.. 40/1546 W st, SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS WILL BE VA- contains nineteen (1) bed, ree dining room, kitchen’ aniry and wil conveulences tur jousa, Owner's famity cf five would board with tenant, apply at 4 the premises for terms, gee bath rooms, 8 first-class boarding’ TRY BOARD AT WILLOW GLEN: A / few vacant rooms; excellent spring water; milk, fruit and shade. For terms address C, THOMAS, “ae Frederick county, Md., 8 and 0. RR ‘aul4-eo3* K Fa offers large room good ‘able board, poultry, milk fru, 2, for 4 ber week. Commank gailon iwiuh irain’ twice a day. Addrém SPIING Alexandria, Va, \ON GROVE CAMP GRO! best and cheapest Board go to WM. 0. HOUSEHOLDERS tentonGihaveute “auloaw NTED—A FIRST CLARS LIBRARY SUIT of Farnitare, cousisting ot Table, Chairs, Lounge, Bookcase, etc. Give lowest cash price, and slute Frhere property can be seen, Address Cash. Star of Bohiness, SOLICITED IN THE MOUNTAINS of Md.\near iiarper’s Ferry), A pleasure ed ferences iuraished.”? Terms per’ week SEAR. Keep Tryst, Washington Gord mylO-dmi OR RENT—-TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED houses in the best reasonable rent. BA’ 2. is @ WHITMAN, 1 IR RENT—HOUSES. 1013 Ist n.w., story brick, 6 rms and bath, mi 803 1st ne, 1817 22d stn. » th, mod, tmpa.. 620 Ist ne, ae ‘rms and bath, TELEPHONE Stock. Name lowest price and number of snares “i ») JE! Aultross IN VENTOL Sear odice suizae. | __ BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘ANTED—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE ‘OR SALE—RARE CHANCE FOR BAKER OR Wait cnpen Serracuin charade nie | POSSALE, PARE cuatcn Pol nanan on aud colored—with city references. MBS & BUR- | irally located, for manufacturing candy, oe Gis8s, Emp. Bureau, 9.6 F st. nw. aul@iw* | &c. Address ‘A. F., Star office. anle-se ANTED—KNOWN_THAT COARSE HAIRS on the face are posittvely obliterated, leav' <; no marks “My Hlecttic Needle is the only remedy kuiowa for this hideous defect Sead for, full particulars jectric treatments for ladies and children. Mrs. Dr. GABE. O14 Lath se, bee and wee Je30 Swe ‘ANTED-SLATE MANTELS—AT FACTORY ‘stock mude up; over thirty differ from. Factory and Salesroom 497 ear 6th st. n.w, Warranted all slate, anl4-1u* "ANTED—ALL MISCELLANEOUS WANTSTO ‘be registered at the ‘MISCELLANEOUS AGENCY, udm Room 4, 936 F St. n. w. 7 ANTED—6,000 DYSPEPTICS. THOSE PRO- Bounced curable, prelerred. | Mention. this per. Address POP! Fairmount ave., Philla- Belpnia, Pa. aud-gm* ‘ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE; KEEPING horses, winter and summer a, spectaity: rain feed when ‘can be seen Price's stable, 317 oth ot. ‘on 7th st road, S bniles from city. O. He P. CLAKE, Sligo, Ma. and HEREBY S NOTIEY | THE PUBLIC THAT 1 ON account of sickness, w! m, ‘of business, ether with stock and Axtares. “FOr terias @p0)y tO 'H st. nw. au) WOR SALE-CHEAP—ON ACCOUNT OF TLL- health, @ valuable steam laundry, centrally 1o- cated, Address ALPH.., Star office." aulat® \OR SALE-THE BEST LOCATED BOOK AND Stationery store in Washingion, Stock ‘not large, but representing every vanety of the best cluss ol Usually sold In a firsi-clans establishment. Card ngraving has been wade a specialty of the store, aud a listo the names of patrons will be shown as evi- dence of the mauner in which business bas been con- ducted. Address P.0. Box 687, city. ‘auloste yo SALE-FOR CASH OR EXCHANGE FOR {' improved real estate. in the District of Columbia, {or elsewhere a valuable aud usofal Patent Fender— ent tssued June 22, 1886, For terms and ‘address PATENT, P.O. Lock Box 6& Wash ington, D.C. au) Z-0t MONEY TO LOAN, ANTED HORSES TO, TASTURE ON GEN. Intered for sub pera Apply ek ALAREERTS Hay Seales, cor. 10th st: and La aves jit” EAL ESTATE, COLLATERAL LOAN TR ietus on: Lite insurance’ and ciber sosgrinee ‘Aumy and pavy 0 ucers’ pay vouchers cashed. W. H. DENPSEY, 1424 New York ave. aud ANTED-SKCOND-HAND FURNITURE Carpets. Stoves, Featuer Beds, and all kinds ot Honsenold Furniture, Jor iets the highest cast price willbe paid. Address'H. BAUM, 239 7th st. aw. iy17 ANTED_10 EXCHANGE MARKET OR EX: Rauge oF Vapor, Oll or Gas Stoves for oldones.. ULLeiS, vt bib, near AC Smoky chim: Reyscuredor no pay.” Olisioves: bought ald WW aS RORE AND OTHER INSECTS EX by the only ly Brocens which ean Kill them, Hot Naptha ery State, and ‘Terriy Commissioner, “JOHN {notice trom ® a m.to 5. mm Walia STEAM CARPET Ci Bd ‘Telephone 115-6, HCH ACE SANG. UG Lothatane eee abate LOST AND FOUND. ee 18TH, ON 10:30 TRAIN F! Leeees inom orn oan Liberal reward for its return to 1916 é'sSthet'n OsT-OaN.- WI HIN TWO OR THREE wil be 4 Ft Bei Qj AY the subscriber last a cane with sliver i made of a ar mater al Dy leaving’ sane at ‘ fi «A PAS aul! + eet) reward will be a ie ‘UST—TWO TEN-DOLLAR RILLS, BY A POOR Indy. ‘St tea store, between Jose he syiecnrtie eiee 4020 tee st FuIDAY, AUGUST Ora, FUG re 'revarned to H. CLA’ jowa Circle, bs RBA ONEY Tu LOAN—APPLICATIONS WILL ge Se NY MOSSY 20 LOAN ON REAL erate i ars ‘and 6 per cent CHARLES W. HANDY, jy24-1m AE ot GHEY 40 IOAN 10 AEMY AND RAV OS MAGEE Luoal KATES OF INTREST. JaMes E WAUGU. _Sy173m 933 F st_nw, ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES. JAMES E yay. Jy173m_ 933 F st. nw. Nitoe’ete at AND TRUST ety ae Pg a ete! TU Heal ‘haus ‘haute Department, 121¢ F TO LOAN sue ON REAL ESTATE isu {my27) THOS. E WAGGAMAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT Laas {ian $5,000, a8 S per cent, on ony & Corner 10th and F streets MOSEL TO Wan In sums to: Maran a ‘deiay. opemauren, ald 1506 i ennaylvania ave. HOR RENT-FINE NEW House, ten rooms, all modern convenienocs: sat ‘aquare north of Pa. ave. n. Ww. ‘Will be vacant Sept. 1st; rent 423 Lith at, nw. tral part @ftne city: rivare entrance CLARKE. 4 i, eres, of 310 12th st. (Cor 7th und E wts..of.rums ia 8q.. 171 Bes trig Fide from street cars, nsai house, 11 rooms: servants K nr. 16th st. 2078418.65 Pears, peaches raspberries, straw verries Water nd on wfine road.” Por furtner p quire at 1315 th st. or W. 1. MAIN, 1 Houel, Towa Circle. 1b Lafayette 9q.. 17 Get, o'r 19th, 10, Fest. near 17th, 21F. 4th, near Lst., 11 ‘M st near 18th, 12r. Hat, pear 14th, 166. advertid Rewer river; iarge orchard; 10-tovin und other necessary guibuliding: Baithnore, Nortouk, New York aud Washington; six Lours’ ride from Washington. - Wil trade for City Propery. NOKTH WASHINGTON REAL bRPATS 00,008 and 510 F si. iw. i 5 with me for rent or sale Is Ilberally ‘of cost to the owner. y 10F Sule, call or send at off OLtzMAN 20mm and Frets, heur ruiiroud station, within seven auiles vi ‘Delawareave., neat Capliai... RB RENT—710 STH ST. N. W., BIX-ROOM | CeMinaile | robe, house. with hall ‘unimer’ kitchen and water. Inquire at 1318 F st. aw. BRENTON W— ; $201 P st. 20 ant 1 ee iri ‘324 st. nw. Fe RENT—ii iN nguite of FRANK Te BHO mg 416 oth sien we Fu pianos Tah ™ K—VERY | Beer taal xf ater fo best in Minne-ote for grain and Power: cusiom merchuut flour mill, local busines ‘Va.uable; houses, slabie, storebouse; railways; easily’ maces beautiful country sext, at SF Sear aera dad whe udid neighbor- NING, Columbia : Fron cateet 4, aaneat FOR 1] RENT—HOUSES._ = NEAT oo “BiG reed ed my Bt se ee iat Sis 11TH SF RE SMALL SIX. Fe RENT Oly 1TH Se ies ee Par Peolaim 489 jouisians ave. nw. Fe JOR RENT_DWELLING DT oT Sr NW: t ‘Louisiana, rent $25. Keys can be had = Figs ENT—-TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSK, 238 2d ot aw coutalns 6 rovms Iniprovementa Inquire bavi i? ment Brick: eleven rooms: 1808 K st: ember Int. Apply Penusyivanta OR RENT—HOUSE 815 6TH &T. ali modern Laiprovements: 640. sy27lm . i= 2h Sis. ogee Be 81x Too Nfirtek ‘B09 Teh st. ne $100. 517 180th st. nw, 16 rooms, al modera i> ‘Also. Houses for: of the c Buss 3y27-1m. oR RENT—OR 8A oad furnished, #150. "Price $11,500. "Adpiy Tete ian aut 1m* FURNiSHED— 2 rooms, all mod n Improvements, two years. from willrent for one” « Ragust Tot! $185 per month. Rory": Ro 7 Wet @ rooms, al mod trys, 2th a mn. iE VOW \si jyza-zm| FORSALE Se JOR SALE— FIVE Can be seen at 01 A nearly new 7iq cave Upright Parlor Grand Piano, in handsome rosewood ean’, rich aud. briliant ouly $250, On easy payments of $10 pet nt nearly new Square Piano: hand. case, carved I w. for only $200, on easy pr harness: am; excellent steppers and Especially recommended te any. gem Geman wanting @ good, reliable team tor ail work, Cloud Building. aule-2te PORSALE-FIFTY SHARES OF PNEUMATIO Gun Carriage Company's Stock at $4 per share if tar office. _ aul 9-Be* OR SALE-10 SHAKES OF POST SE = 7 per $18 per share Ti Ome “auls 2* OR SALE_STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ©) cory and Provision Store: ice box unsurpassed; locality and cheap rent. Apply 60, coraer and Fete: sae oF EM. P. TARRINS, ‘asbington, D.C, A WE dition of fesse. in xoud JOR BALE-TERRA COTTA Wi ornamental: durable us sione: YOTOMAC TERRA COrTA CO., aul7-lw ude D FROM WESTERN yive Horses, among which are fe diaft horses chat have ever ne hundr- to six ng trom $83. .o bck. It there i furnish one out of a book. “Special attention ts calied to one sorrel horse (1 ch, seven trot in tock guar presented. Avply al WM. YATES’ Sia bies. in the rear of 612 G st. nw. SALE — JUST ARRIVED FROM MAYS: ile, Ky., 1207 the best bred Horsest at havs e market for the lust five years, ranging ars. A rare combination of 5 Kioats espect, aiid at gos ers would do welt {0 call and'sce tinea before busing eivewhere | Special attention called to bay Horee Thomas). 6 years old, 16 hands high, sired by Great Vestern, he by Mambrino Patchen, first dam Joe Lpwning by Alexander's Abdallah, Sul6-iw JOHN SIMA OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND BARROO well furnished. on Penns GILBERT SQUARE PLANO. ‘Rosewood care, carved legs and lyre, perfect order musicals. Price $115. Fass paymcte 14-8 F.@. =3it" JQOK_ SALE-SAN CAR OR CARP load delivered stow rates WM. SMITH, elephone No. 467-2. aud-1m® F LEONE RAGRTPICLNe Urment Piano; extra fine finish; 8195. Special bar Fianos and Organs, HUGO WORCH & 00, JOR SALE—AaT A ream Launch, in fi width 6 feet 4 inches: 5 or ET nite aud-1m (FAIL TO CALL AAD SER reset ‘uction and privete sale of Trunks, Larness. GUY 1OUL St., 0) posite f ‘aueim NAVI aula ave nia bss just received wid carstully inated 8.00 gatos Pure anforuin clare, which solic at 61 per galion | Special tices tojobiiers ye Sat once. “Goulds delivered free. pd te {OR SALE-THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE quires no Doller: avolds all exbensive a:tenduticn, ino its of time: Bo haDdiing of fuel: no ashes. hot Touuing elevators, pumping: water. printing Sudmachinery. "sebd tor circular aud price ite Dy, BALLAUF, Agent, 71 7th st Sezai OK SALK—ONE MILLION MERCHANT ABLE brick of tie best uuality. fer tminediaie deliv CAPITAL PiueSSED BIGCK CU. Me i. « WOK. UGH, Secretary, OG Fs. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, JOR SALE-CHEAP—A HANDSOME 12 ROOM Y uew Fraime House, large jot, iarge bulidin for ce hon: wed “wel 2 Fein Virinag 62,000." This pe 2 mi Mrs KR AEKTFOKD, isis, Fee aalp- OFFER MY LARGE AND AIRY HOUSK, situated in the town of Hacock, Mu. tur a few boarders for tbe full’ and winter! ire. Ml. Ky JOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN—A FARM OF SP acres 3n the Humiliou road, twenty minutes Asylum. iinprovements, ry smoke house Wagon house; wool Fainery: Cory house: stab jouse; Wood house; poultry OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—A HIGHLY IM- proved Farm of 250 acres, on Rappaliaunock muse, In Koud order, bouts pase daily tok ray <T—A SNALL FARM OF 15 to 30 vores. small Louse, stuule frit, €c., locaied surat POR RENT—IN ROCKVILLE, MD. SEVERAL ew desiri.bie six and teu-toom Dweiling Houses, ted, ear i.&C. depot. Inquire of N. TTT, Kock ville, MM wuloeoor® SHOICE PROPERTY, OAK , dee.; GAY acres of ni; FeIRD.© water , Hear villages aud aule-2we NFAKM OF 38 Wy: to story dno || 703 1616 Q ot... ti ete nit} meena) “ieelremee | STE RE eai Teen i bi a as BOARDING. 1605 eet SEGRE SHED KOOMS Wi adiotae 25 aia?! coer RabRvBTES SQUARE BEAUTIFUL Rooms: eleganuy furnished; = ‘convenience;excel eat able. SSS <ISHED, 4 ‘ONEY TO 7a sums to sult, at lowest 27 real ‘atuie security. ain yok & Me 020, Penosyivente aS sa Mo* TO “Rowers itty mls aT