Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C.. WEDS Eee ia JUNE 1, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: -Jume 1, 1887. ‘test for the Presidency. The surmises of all sorts convention who did not get all the votes he could and hold fast to all he got; and when he deid- erately broke his line he achieved the only victory won by any one. In 1884, when he had become the standard-bearer of his party, he waited tll it had been definitely that his antago- ‘nist would not go personally upon the stump, and ‘then he took the opposite course and made & tour of the eastern and central states, where the hottest of the fighting was to be done. At present he finds himself face to face with Senator Sherman in a friendly contest for the nomination. Mr. Sherman was in ‘the South yesterday, 1s in the North to-day, will bein the West to-morrow, stirring things up wher- ever he goes and making politics the chief subject of his discourse. Accordingly Mr. Blaine takes ship across the ocean, gets asfar away from the soane Of poitical activity as possible, refuses to discuss public questions, except in the most gen- eral manner, and will lite-ally keep his hands off the party machinery till the convention has de- cided whom 1t wants to head ita ticket, ‘There ts a new dodge by which tramps hope to get a living without work and yet escape the penalties of vagrancy. A “tough” of the worst character quits his home and wanders toa dis- ‘tant city where the labor cause is strong. Here ‘he applies for admission to one of the local trade- unions—say, the painters, for example. When the ‘committee on admissions look up bis antecedents, ‘they report against him as a matter of course, and of trade-unions on principle, and represents him- self aga victim of the tyranny of unionism. The unions Will let no one work who does not belong to them, be argues, and when he applies for ad- Iaission they won't let him in. The anti-umionists raise a small purse for him out of sympathy, and give him a letter commending him to the charity ‘of other persons who condema persecution, and, ‘when our tramp has milked the town as dry as he ares to, he passes on to a place where he is still unknown and repeats his little trick. It would be Just as well for benevolent people with long purses to scrutinize the appeals of the victims of union tyranny as carefully as those of other sufferers trom the imperfections of our social system. As was expected Gov. Hill has vetoed the new high license bill for New York. The condition of optnion in that state upon the liquor question tsmuch mixed. The temperance men favor high icense; the ramrod probibitionists oppose it as a compromise with the enemy; the democrats do not approve either prohibition or high license; the republicans are willing to establish high license 4m order to get rid of a separate probibition party. ‘In the measures passed 0 far by the republicans ‘there has been room for the suspicion that the ‘Weight of high license was intended to fall most beavily upon the saloon-keepers of democratic New ‘York and Brooklyn, and Gov. Hill has had no dimculty in supplying plausible reasons for his Se ee It has been discovered—by Chicago investiga- tors, @f course,—that the President's trip to st. Louts is to be made by way of Chicago, and really more for the purpose of seeing Chicago than of seeing St. Louis, Mrs. Cleveland, according to the same authority, will not go to St. Louis at all, but ‘will spend all the time allotted to her Western va- cation in Chicago; and it 1s eveu whispered that ‘the elegant invitation album, concerning which 80 much has been published, was designed and made by Chicago craftsmen. If a respectful sug- gestion is in order, why would it not be @ good dea for Chicago to step in now and take the whole Dusiness off the hands of St. Louis? It would save ‘St Louis lots of trouble, and it would gratify Chi- cap mmeustly to do tne ang aa it ought to eppeerereesssse-aen ‘Liputenant Cash has acted wisely in withdrawing ‘is protest so far as to permit the payment to the ‘National Rifles of the prize awarded to that corps by the judges at the drill. The award was made after the judges had satisfied themselves of the Yair observance of the conditions of the compe- ‘Ution, and their decision cast no reflection upon ‘the good faith in which the protest was entered. On the other band, Mr. Cash's withdrawal of his objection relieves his motives of any possible imputation of a mere desire to annoy a rival organization. The Light Infantry have now had ‘Their say, and the Rifles theirs; and this would be @ highly appropriate point at which to cry quits on thetr family quarret, ———— ‘Tne London 7imes joins the chorus of denuncia- ton against our inter-state commerce law, charg- ing that measure, and most especially the long- and-short-baul clause of it, with a shareof the blame tor une depression that has befallen British com- merce. In other words, the British manufacturer finds bis American market seriously narrowed by his inability to ship to Chicago, St. Lous, Cincin- nati and other interior distributing canters cheaper than the American inland manufacturer can send the same goods only a quarter the dis- tance. This ought to delight the protecuionists of the United States; but, as a matter of fact, the larger share of the compiaints lodged against the lawever since its passage have come from the high-tarift camp. ———$—<— Michigan stands by its distinguished citizen, Judge Cooley, the Interstate Commerce Commis- sioner and the Interstate Commission law.=Its legislature has passed a ill regulating railroad ‘tradiec ratesin the state, which foliows substan- Ually the interstate law, including the long-and- ‘shertbau! clagse. ———$<—_—___ ‘The fish chronicler for the Presidential party seems to be a green hand at the business. No ac- complished fish War will ever give himself away by reporting @ catch im round numbers of hun- dreds, oF even weights in pounda. That 200 he would have made 197, or 203, and that six-pounder 5K OF 6. $$$ ‘The new French cabinet has grazed its first rock in its course. It proposes to stand cr fall by re- publican votes, and on the first division it had among the republican sections the narrow major- sty of eleven. ——— President Garrett explains that he proposes an extension, not a sale, of the B. and 0. road, if he proposes anything, and thet there is not a great deal in bis Great Deal, anyway. $$ ‘The Thistle seems to drift pretty well, and to be as lucky as any other boat im finding its way out of fog. A race which shall test its sailing quali tes is awaited with interest. J. Cc. Hercsrssox IMPORTER HAMBURG EDGING. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pair, upward. als 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, PAST (HE RECENT PAST WROM A GOUTHEAR a lamer “a i see ra Eezpt, by Rev. W.4. Wea 0a Theological Themes, by Rev. &. ? by Chas. H. Beckett. ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & SO¥, 428 Seventh street Asorme “Ovzxxo: Suara. ‘The “Palais Royal” has pleasure in informing its Patrons that a manufacturer's stock of Children’s Suits will be opened to-morrow and offered st prices ‘the surprise of the “Opening.” , ANNUAL GRAND SUMMER OPENING, OPENING, OPENING, OPENIXG, orExnra, Loos Ix Taz Wiow. APE RELIG: | commen oO E N a WE HAVE DEVOTED OPENING, TO OUR GREAT OPENING, EXHIBIT OF BOYS’ SUITS OPENING, AGES 4 TO 14 bd OPENING, AT THE UNIFORM OPENING, PRICE OF THREE DOLLARS xD & f mT rng Ss MIPTY CRNTS 7a es | p pvvy Hy ee sur. Wow ew FER RFE K K F Weww fe fe Py 2 SAKB AND COMPANY, We'w Eee ike *= OPINIONS OF THE PRESS: ‘From the “Post” of May 29: “Another great feature are the perfodical gare at the commencement of each season, + of new styles is ady end Seon siasaeer tena ‘From the “Republican” of May 30th: pa jles rehai bit wigantic scale. of the pening” thie searare” nustally sttracdve® ‘From the “Star” of May 28th: “The established reputation of Mr. Lisner gives the mirpnce that the souvenirs of the oocasion ‘will not ‘From the “Republican” of June 1st: 12y¢. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 10¢. 26c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 210. 12% Linen Collars, 3 for 25¢. 123 Linen Cuffs, 106. pair. 25e. Crepe Lisse Ruffiings, 190. ‘98c. Spanish Lace Scarfs and Fichus, 790. 2Se. Plain and Fancy Chemisettes, 17¢. 7c. Fancy Dancy Dotted Veils, Se. cach. $20 Trimmed Hats for $15. ‘3c. Straw Sailor Hats, all colors, 25¢. $1.98 Fancy Moire Sash Ribbons, $1.79. 480. Ribbons, 39¢—$1.68 for $1.50. 48c. Ostrich Festher Tips for 390. ‘980. Chine Silks for 79c. 8c. Fancy Cloth Suiting, 15. 6Sc. 22-tnch Surah Silks, 55c. $1.29 Black Silks, $1. ‘980. Black Satin Rhadame, 89¢. 0¢. Fans for 7c. ; 19¢. for 18c. ‘25e. Fans for 1¥c.; 49 for 39e. 68e. Fans for 59; 98 for 7c. ‘$2.98 Ostrich Feather Fans, $2.47. 25e. Jewelry for 19; 49c. for 39e. ‘Se. Jewelry for 60; 98e. for 790. GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENEBAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL REDUCTION BEDUCTION ‘Let us inform you that we have gone through: Gur stock of Parasols and made a general reduc- tion. This statement is decidedly « chestnut— ‘worn threadbare and fit to be strung on the same line with “bargain,” “slaughter,” and “mark down"—but it isa fact—THE fact. We ‘have made this reduction in our Parasols so as toinerease the business in them. The flippant Jaggler of English will tell you that he gunpow- ders his stock merely to fire an advertising s- 84.39 Watches, all styles, $3.98. Tute; oF he will traverse the letter-paper with ‘89.50 Real Diamond Pins and Earrings, $8.96. ‘{maginative conditions that appear to sensible 911.40 Beal Gold Watches, $9.98. people very gaury, We have made this reduc ‘98e. Satin Coaching Parasols, 87c. tion because we are not selling as many Para— 91.56 Fancy Coaching Parasols, $1.37. sols as we wish to or ought. There is some ree- son for it. We don't know whatitis. Weare going to find out, 92,98 for $2.48; $3.48 for $2.98. $2.25 Silk Umbrellas, gold, silver tops, $2.10. $1.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves, $1.35. $1.10 Embroidered “Elite” Kid Gloves, 980. 68c, Bilk Mousquetaire Gloves, 59c. 480. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires, 300. ‘30e. Pure Silk Mitts for 25c., 18¢. All-Silk Mitts for 152. 25e. Pocketbooks and Satchels, 190, 48¢. for 30c.; 98. for 79. 83.39 Traveling Bags for $2.98. 68e. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, 49¢. ‘73e. Dolls 59; 49 for 30c.; $1.68 for 98e. ‘250. Bubber Dolls for 19¢. 91.68 Vesttront Jerseys, $1.45. 81.98 Braided Jerseys, $1.45. ‘92.30 Chemisette Jersey, $1.98. ‘$2.98 Beaded Jerseys, $2.68. 94.68 White Lawn Suits, 83.98. 26.98 Suits $5.95; $5.98 for 94.99. 89 Suits $7,98: $14.68 for 31. 835.98 Black Lace Dresses for $32, ‘89.37 Newmarkets, for traveling, $8.50, Camels Hair Wraps, $15. 91,48 Cashmere Shawis, $1.29; $2.98 for $2.69. co a ‘ancy ‘780. RRR foe incon ctr WA Pee ‘88c. Silk Finished Lisle Hose, 330. MMM AA RRR OO BBE gE 44c. India Gauze Veats, 33¢. an eo Se HOB Eee- | 98c. Ribbed Lisle-thread Veste, $3e. a 9c. Nurses’ Tucked Aprons, 150. 28e. Nurses’ Embroidered Caps, 17c. ‘750. Comets, French wooven, 59c. 9c. Embroidered India Linen. 580, 81.10 Alarm Clocks, 980. 490. Japanese ware for 41c. 25e, Boxes Note Paper, 21¢. 10¢. Pears’ Soap for 9c. 15e. Bottles Bay Rum. 120. Bottles Florids Water, 19¢. | €1.15 Embroidered Cambric Chemises, 86¢. Tae Gaesr Mixx Dows No. i 85. Kmbroidered Cambric Nightavene OUR SACRIFICE YOUR Garx. (64e. Embroidered Short Underabiria, S30 cae 81.35 Embroidered Kuffle Skirts, 81.13. : ‘4c. Beat Muslin Drawers, 3c. STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RELIABLE 8c. Embroidered Corset Covers, 790. 12c. Stamped Linen Tidies, do, ‘pte 389c. Stamped Linen Scarfs, 27c, €1.50 §-size Damask Napkins, $1.39, (65c. 20-inch Cotton Bindeye, 580. €1.698-4 Turkey Red Table Covers, $1.42, 18 IT A WONDER THAT WE ARE DOING THB 480. 24248 Fine Damask Towels, 42c. ks | ersten beers ‘Barker's Mills and Androscogyin Muslims, ‘THIS WEEK 12%. Check Nainsook. al styleg Lo. = bese 19c. Rera Btriped Pique, 15¢. Cousins’ Fine Kid Button Boots, $2.20. 2c. 29-ineb Terry Cloth, 232. Ladies’ Feather- Weight, Hand-Turned Button Boots The following at 10 per cent discount: fegular $4 Shoes, now $2.95. Laces, Embroideries, Drees Trimmings, Buttons, | Ladies’ Genuine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties,marked Fancy Baskets, Oriental Goods down to 980. Ladies’ Kid Opera and Pointed Slippers, down to 50c. ‘Misses’ Hand-msde Patent Leather Tipped Oxfords, calp rae ipped Boys’ and Youths' Fine Cwf Low Shoes, former! marked $2, some $2.50 and $3, reduced to $1.43. wf ‘WM. HAHN & CO's RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘316 1TH BT. and 1922 PENN. AVE. a 1,200 SE Mae 8 wllenrr nabeinean esse gate “PAL AIS ROVAL | eeeeeereer= As Fans Tavasvars LANSBURGH & BROS ‘Read the list carefally, and then be sure to come as early as possible to secure the Bargains. ‘Alot. Lace Suitings, Manchester Mixtures, geeevemercren re Ekin they murely will be sofa to moet any examiner. '3 caves of mostly dark patterns atteen Remnants, length, rth 12) ‘Sa ob st BS antpaders of indo ame Ws tte 5-4, ‘4 now involce of Wamrutta Bleached. 5-4, 48-inch, Sabie, ac ebout coe half of theif regulsr question t-Aigured Batiste Remnants Mentworih 10c, ve fo. order 4 ler to eases of ght and dark French Batiste Reninuute’ st Loc: porvarte WORE Y ), a amali lot Plain Batiste Remnants, comprising mostly uifeolore: at Ve. per urd, wor tBSee The remainder of our Domestic Hosiery, consisting of. ¥ it's and Rc at, ry Sater see ayat Seva Spier sea We Tecelt ‘snew jot ‘Fancy Curtain Draper. Mhidh'we wits erat, To, istsend ioe perresd’ Our Celebrated 31-yarde-long Notingham Curtaing ut 1.2: a be fs $6Sh gS Spate asamp tobe aipinet favorite, Judging OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT, Comprisi ll _the diffe it Pisin Dress Sree rapltetiges ral tee ae sy and Friday only. Leese’ ‘The last lot of the Pertahtre Lawn, in ght and dark Herne, includ Be North ic. ‘These goods arein short lencie cones, and est {Taealy we will caf any auantitycaled for A new lot of the stylis! handsome Corded haut Remnants in light aud dark ae 100 per 7 orth 10. We caut the attention ot the publi 13 ths (A tt consists of very desirable In order to give all_achance tobe ited we have continued our great Reduction Sale in Spreads, Srith bargains as follows: brake ‘The well-known 12-4 Double Finish Marseilles Spreads, at 624e., worth 90c. Our Oalebrated Extra 8: It, at 1:25, worth #2, and an xa dicot ‘ST ictber cent on all other Spreads in the dep: t-figured Cr I- sat Beis sd eran titactow o Chala potas, small lot of light-Sgured Chalais Remnants st abhgitper yards worth 186 i ‘Wo will till continue to sell our & 8, 123 and 10¢, Ladies’ Collars and Chemiset sidered. MGecided baryain by every bog, eee 3cases of light and dark figured French Percale Remnants, at 10c. per yard, worth 123 Tite We extend a cordial invitation to the public in gen- eral to i with a calls givi ura will be perfectly aatieaed.” > U Sauranco ber Third Fi Bargain Floor. ougs ant Endeof ourrerular stock, Shove Remnants of all ki kept whe Sreatisched to these that ‘always cause theis speeds that exit, ONE PRICE TO ALL. L. ARS= PRE RE OG ae ES AS PE bse Bl on eb ey 83 - jel 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. Fos Tus ‘Wearnzr LIGHT WOOLEN CLOTHING 18 THE “COR- RECT” THING, AND AMONG LIGHT WOOL- ENS SERGES ARE THE “CORRECT” ‘THINGS. CAN YOU FIND A NEATER OR MORE COMFORTABLE SUIT THAN A BLUE OR BLACK SERGE, OB OAN A MAN BE NEATLY OR MORE GENTEELY DEESSED FOR LESS MONEY? $15 BUYS A SUIT, EITHER BLUE OR BLACK, OF IMPORTED SERGE, WARRANT- ED FAST COLORS. THESE ARE BOTH HANDSOME AND GooD. FINER GRADES AT $18, $20, AND THE CELEBRATED “CLAY'S” AT $25. IN LIGHT COLORS $15, $18, OR $20 WILL BUY ONE OF THE NEWEST STYLES OF ENGLISH OR DOMESTIC CASSIMERE OR CHEVIOT SUITS. ‘WE CARRY IN OUR STOCK THE FINEST GRADE OF READY-MADE GOODS, BUT THE DEMAND FOR SUITS AT THE POPULAR PRICES OF $15 AND $20 INDUCES Us TO GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THAT QUALITY. WE MEAN TO SHOW THE VERY BEST GOODS8 TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON AT THOSE PRICES. NEW LINES OF SERGES IN CUTAWAY AND SACK COATS JUST BE- CEIVED. £.B BARNUM & CO, 981 Pewxerivama Avence Dovt You Do In Pay big prices for your Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. Bee those at OAK HALL for $1.75, #2,50, $3.25 and $4.50 up to the finest quality. Fully 30 per cent lower than at any other store in Washington. ‘Balls and bate given sway with every Boy's Suit. DowT You Do IT! Pay $15 or 916 for Blue Flannel Suits. You.can Duy the best at OAK HALL for $10, and the next best ‘at $8.50, with two sets of buttons. DOT YOU Do IT! ‘Pay 40 or $50 fora Dress Suit. See those at OAK ‘HALL for $12 to $25. DON'T YOU DO IT! Pay $20, $25 0r $30 for s Business Suit. See those ‘at OAK HALL for 88, $8, $10, $12 or $15. 4 : AEE EEAE f Seaey BMESE £ 00-4 a Ha ALLLLELLLT my31 COR. TENTH AND F STs. ¥. Ww. pre i Hit m i tel Hy ; He We have just opened 100 dozen ‘Lisle Thread Hose, double Ga This iso special barain. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, 0. w. Moxz Naw Rrsooxs ‘We call attention to the following extra values im Ribbons: Black All-Silk Moire Sash Ribbon. 8-inch, 60, 75 and 81 per yard. )-inel 5 abineh: $135 Bes Fan: A Baséam Tx Laores Hosray. ee WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor, 11th and Fats. nw. Snone Burners ‘Wecarry an excellent line of fine Summer Blankets, and quote as follows: ‘White All-Wool California Blankets, feather weight, ee $5; 11-4, $6, and 12-4 $7.50 per Gray Blankets, for wrapping ice, 63c. each, Ditto, white 450. each. 7 Pound Silver-gray Wool Blankets only $2.50 per pair. 5 Pound Extra Fine Gray Wool Blankets only 85 per pair. (Basement.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, for. 1ithand F sts. nw. Boys Crorma Department. Our stock of Boys' Clothing is receiving daily additions. Among the new goods we notice the following very desirable bargains: 100 Pair Boys’ Brown Linen Pants, sizes 4 to 14 years. Only 750. per pair. 100 Pairs Boys’ Striped Percaline Pants, sizes 4to14 years, Only $1 per pair. 150 Pairs Boys’ White Duck Pants, sizes 4 to years. Only $1.50 per pair. 50 Boys’ White Pique Skirts, excellent quality, sizes 2 to 5 years. Only $1.50 each. 100 Boys’ Gingham One-Piece Kilt Suits, in Plain Biue and Brown, also in combination atyles. sizes 2 to4 years. Only $1.25 each. 50 Gingham Kilt Suits, made sailor style, in a and Brown. Very stylish. Only $2.50 eact Lot 1,229—Boys’ Jersey Suits, handsomely ‘trimmed with white braid; size 4 years, 85, rise 25c.per size larger. ‘Lot 9,090—Boys’ All-Wool Flannel Sailor Suits, six rows of plaitirtg front and back, sizes Sto 12 years. Only 83.50 per suit. Elegant line of Boys' Shirt Waists, in a targo variety of choice styles. 25e,, 50c., 75c., $1, $1.25 and $1.50 eacl Fullline of Boys’ Flannel Shirt Waists,in plain shades, fancy checks and stripes. (Second floor: through arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Srecuz Sarz Or Sinz Having replenished the stock and secured some extra good values in Fine Silks, we shall Anaugurate # special sale, and quote as follows: 22ineh Black All-Silk French Surah only ‘80c. per yard. This quality is usually sold at 90c. 22-inch Black All-Silk French Surah only Se. per yard. This quality is usually sold at 94e. 24-inch Black China Silk only 85. yer yard. ‘This quality is usually sold at 81. 17-inch Black Taffeta Silk, very desirable for lining Silk Grenadines. only 33c. per yard. 17-inch Checked Summer Silks only 39c. per 18-inch Summer Slike, in stripes and checks in changeable effects, only 62c. per yard. 24-inch Colored China Silks, in a large variety of choice new shades, only 85c. per yard. 28-inch Striped China Pongee Silk, dark ground colors, with light stripes, only S4c. per yard. Elegant line of China Silks. in a choice va- Heitor ilghtcand: dark striped fond. figured 1.35 and $1.75 etieets, @1, 81 Posten Diack “aetin, Hhsdaine, tsusily sold $1, only 94c. per yard. h Bi Silk whadaras, usually sold at i Satin fbadame, usually sold at r ry 0, only $1.35 per yard. ber sich ick satin Eisdame, ‘usually sold at only 81.02% Per yard. 27-inch Japanose Crepe, in all the high colors, for hat trimmings, only $1.25 per yard. 23-inch Crepe “Bourette” a new silk-and- woo! fabric for evening dresses and trimmings, ly $1 per yard. Gd-inch Silk Stalls, al colors, 75c.and 81. (Main floor: through either arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, jel Cor. 11th and F sts. n. w. MMM = 4 PE Rut gs a aA hE Eee BBA A mMuM . Sos8 = Great Bargains just received in BLACK SURAH SILKS. Two special numters we desire you to exam- ine. No. 1—A splendid quality, 23 inches wide, at 90 cents, worth $1.10, No.2—An extra good quality st 81.20, worth 91.50. We can offer BLACK RHADAME SILKS as low as ‘same quality of goods can be bought. One lot at 95 cents, worth $1.15. One lotat $1.20, worth $1.45. In BLACK DRESS GOODS we are showing all the NEW SPRING EFFECTS, and at very LOW PRICES. Weoffer a fine ALI-WOOL 38-inch BLACK CASH- ‘MERE at 40 cents, worth 50 cents, Also, all-wool NUN’S VETLING and ALBATROSS at 42 canta; sold everywhere at 50 cents. zs One lot of GRAY CAMEL'S HAIR, very fine, soft goods: have been $1. We have reduced them to 700 ‘You will find them extra value for the price. A few pieces of COLORED SURAH SILKS left; reg- ular price has been $1. We will close them at 7c. CREAM DRESS GOODS in all grades, including Cashmeres, Tricot, Serge, Canvas Cloth, Flannel, &c. Ware Se ft TITT EERE wwwwi uH Hy it Tr Ez wwww HEH It . 4 RE ww ww HH I rT E ww HHL r EER 00, (© ppp % q> $3 g's Bb mS cG oO D oo “ede y “od Bot Sgs8 = 100 pieces INDIA LINEN, » splendid quality. Ac- tual value 1230. We will sell them at 10c. ‘We have just received from auction 100 pieces of fine: India Linen, in CHECKS and LACE STRIPES. Have sold as high ss 20c. We will offer them at 12350. Our HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT ‘is com- plete, and we will show you grest bargains in the fol- lowing: 10-4 BLEAOHED BOSTON SHEETING at 260. 100 dozen GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, size 48 ‘by 24 inches; would be very cheap at 35c. We offer them at 29¢. In BATHING TOWELS we show all grades, from the ‘smallest to the largest. As s special offer we will sell 75 dos. of extra size and quality at 17c.; worth 25c. op Ey ry 33 Rb Ea - from 50 cents to $2. ait ks Wee en Feather BBB A MM - f tA EE Hut acs a ee 24 So OME 2) W pets. stoves pole T hdldress H BAUM. 23 my31 7TH, 8TH AXD D STREETS. TF Raat BREE SPE oF ‘we are offering them st GREAT BARGAINS. ALL COLORED STRAWS AT ACTUAL COST. Partie leaving the city will find the very latest styles in Dress and Shade Hats for Country and Sea- WANTED—HELP. _WANTED-—SITUATIONS._|__FOR_RENT—ROOMS. WWASTED—a BREAD Wises Wastena WO; trou. Apply 41 have references. A WASTED-a G to go to the seashore 6 ‘9th st, nw. VANTED-YOUNG MAN OF ‘exchtee 10 act ag collector. a Sears of age. ‘sz.col BAKER. APPLY TO 323 sot WASH AND TO COO. wast AR! <TEEN OR ‘Must ate HITE COOK. (WOMAN) for the summer to assist with the wachine fora family of persons. Must Bave the best city refer jocan be ally. sts. we Fithout the best of refer rete ‘Call between Li and 9 clock ee 1, (ap stairs Room Goh Goth se i ‘D—TWO GOOD BLACKSMITHS. HORSE- shgets ana regomworkers, OC. C. ANDERSON, seen persop- it wrences, ‘WASTED-A DRUG CLERK, NONE NEED AP- BA ‘Address WASTED =A COOK,, ‘French; requires good Mass. ave. , Box 166, Alexandria, Va EITHER NATIVE OB references, Call at 1400 WSASTEDIWHITE AMERICAN BOY. ABOUT 15 rears old, to drive 8 milk wagon, milk, A, FIRST-CI 933 D st. n.w. eral un DICK, 517 7th st. Natior W3xtED UICK, LIVE FARMER OR GAR- help to ‘beoful: mus references, “ PBihand 6 el new. Lae LASS COOK AT MOR- Jel-3t* 110 TO. ie, ks Ws Cabinet maker, NAT. Ri ‘ER Sumner reaore Labor Bureau. ED. a dener (und wife without children) who can man- age gentleman's place of 71 acres; woman to be a. Bousckeeper and Biar ottce: ‘ANTED.- Cook, at MACK'S Rest Apply at Base ANTEL position required. Apply 519 7th cutter who thoroughly und ave. ‘ANTED—A MIDDLI manent position STEWART & C Wi E st. nw. steady increase 8. HESS, 428 7th st. nw. sige door. WANTED. WHITE about 15 919 Gst. nw. WANTED A RELIABLE COLORED GIRL FOR ieneral how: references. sework: must hare good ‘ANTED — FIRST-CLASS | WAIST-IZA} commended and industrious, for a fieh RS GaP F'stenew. uses N_ INTELLIGEN ELECTRIC STEAM LAUNDICY, RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED GES Wi (Wittmnan fora ponition of rust: 815 weekly. with P’ouitable. Apply, trom B Ul 3-2 to good butter maker. GRANT PARISH, GOOD, LIVE MAN. AS SECOND taurant and Dit 202 9th st., corner B st. n.w. Apply immediately. ‘ANTED—AN_ ACTIVE AND, ©: Solicitor for Fire Insurance. A wood chai right party. Address “INSURANCE,” Star office. J1-31* nine 0 fOr ME} nd terms to capable men , references 2. TO work on waists and button-holes: also a first-class lerstands cating. 1408 Pa. ‘AGED LADY, W eekly to start. T 17. 1007 T BOY Al Wanted WHITE COOK, ONE WHO HAS had experience in pastry. Apply 432 11th st. n OR COLORED GIRL. years of age, to nurse baby. Anply at my 31 WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GER- man girl, a situation to belp ina contectione! store; references. Address GERMAN, Star office. 1 WANTED — BY A RESPECTARL ‘sith, asituation as chambermaid ina fi fami fon to travel; references.» Ad- can no. ol fravel, references. Ade ‘reas AMERICAN, Star office. nS "PM yee” 'ANTED—HEADQUARTER FOR COOKS, HOUSE- OR RENT — THREF HANDSOME LARGE FUR- Punt MCs aw La Rh RENT_TWO DELIGHTFULLY FURNISHED piss ‘waltrean DareesInunaresy men | TOR RENT wih de cenS tie poms ret-class board cooks, waiters, butlers. coschnien, farni and dairy all | references exchanged {220 Maas. ats’ teh aye Dationalities; city and country. edt NTED—A PLACE IN A PRIVATE FAMILY mosh ret Apply to WALTER W erence a “WASHING: FONISAS Sch ot = KR RENT—2D FLOOR FURNISHED ROOMS, single or en suite: south frout. very ploamaut alse one'latye bay "window ‘wofuruaued BL Get NIED—A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY-ONE 3 ‘Wttiree employment of suy kind where be can | 21-8¢ SERN SENET asks Speed Penzraliy weer bon references” Ai | VOR RENT—COR, OTN AND, WAS AW Gress A.B Bat office. Stat | Pier ntoety forint trom noon, se ANTED — BY A STENOGRAPHER TYPE Three 1 m.Boulbern and eastern o3- writer, and accountant a positio: ent ref- | POSare, aon & Retereuces exchanged, erences, G. Fe FLINT, care Dr TAYLOR. 238 Mage, | SPO 08" arene wise | POR KENT NICELY FU vate House; no children, my31-30" JOR RENT THREE with use of cellar imintites from Patent nu partion. JOR RENT—AT 1112 HST. NICELY furviahed front room, suitable for obe or two gem Uemen, with bath.gas and attendaice, at wu! tiner rata lw J ANTEDEA REFT KILLFCL GERM, AN qnan wishes a situation as steam laund:y washer in a fancy shirt factory: good reference give. Adress WASTED BY A RESPECTABLE WinrTE aint, ‘& situation as puree in private family, No Jection to traveling: references. Call at 1103 10th st. cars TSE 7 WASTED PLACES FOR COOKS, MAIDS. WAIT ers, drivers, butlers, seamstressca, murves. lady's TENTSFT “Roos, maids and other help, with references, for th OR RE! LARGE, VERY PLEASANT, othercities. 920 F st.i.w. Telephone 370-2. PRI ‘communicating Poms, second floor. bath on same &O ene a floor, terms moderate for summer, also ba! bed tom -ANTED_POSITIONS FOR COOKS. CHAM furnished. "916 12th street n.¥ ae maids, seamstresses, nurses, Ings tinids, honse- bt mane, a an a <4 housemen— ities aud country “taraiiies, bote wunimer Te sorta, FM BURNHAM, 650 and O32 F saw. eae WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. | FURNISI room, southern exposure, within two squares of addrosagiven below. Address Mr BARRY. care Bont Joy's Drug Store, cor. 14th and Corcoran sta, Jel-Zt* WASTED IONE LARGE OR TWO SMALLER Rooms, either furnished or unfurnished. in Do! ‘ath attached, at summer rates. 02 14s) stecet mys OR RENT— TWO COMMUNICATING nished rooms on second FOR BENT GEANDSOME, LARGE hoows, wort nw. ru front, with ‘ati Apply 1919 Hi st. nw OH, REN T TWO ‘Also, one 1 FURNISHED Puinbed Too, West section ; must be reasons tate price aud posi- Fot.nw. Tom of rooms, Address fat othee. gel-Se . WASTED-OSE FRONT ROOM AND BOARD IN | J2OH,RENT_TWO ROOMS ON 2ND FLOOR FCI rivate family by two scuhe men, tocation | Kuished or unfurmisbed, beth aid ae pry. at | west of 14th stand north of Pst. n.w, early break- | 70 12th st nw may ee oa Address, ting terms, Box 161, Star office. On RENT—FU! . TWO COM os ‘A. sta fos : = —— plenty air WANTED—LOTS. | Sorte myst te TANTED — 10 PURCHASE FOR CASH ONE | POR RENT 1824 HST_N.W—reRNisweD com A) good size butiding lot or ope acre of «round one iliac or two miles out of city; give the location | jena Boone, et cheap — Address H. ALEXAND “yl and Va. ave. aw. URTMPROVED y OF suburbs, encum: W. W. METCALF, formerly —1111 8TH ST. NW. TWO FURNIST tus for Keutiemen, @11 and 9 per month. 3P ST. NWA SCI NTED-—SPECIALLY-IMPROVED AND UN proved Property to sell, direct quick sles aud mi F FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Af rooms, delictttul location ; 218 1 sa. il a dress TRAVEL, Star office Ww ANTED—WHITE and Scrub Women: Wal _mysl-6t V ANTE] and Eth preterned strictly ter Star office. 3d colored. for all kin springs,with reference. ANTED—A of ‘Wooamont Flats, 13th st, WASTED oraip iy cooks for Brook]; Went city. Cool city, Rockvil business ae to commence on. fpputed. Address Circle.” "Heference required. — WASTED 4 WHITE NU 20 years of axe, with no objection to Dishwashers. COOMBS & BURG! TTLED WHITE WOMAN, TO GO to Oakland for the summer, to cook, wash, and fron for private faintly of ix persons” Apply ‘at 4 female), waiters, drivers, and others, thi Y,, and other cities. "92: PRICE & CO. ‘ANTED—€00 WHITE AND COLORED WOME! ‘waitresses, iaundresses. men cooks, &¢., thi chamnbermaids, &c.. Daltimore, New Yor! A id. Bring’ reference. F. ‘i, 630 and'632 F st. n.w. ED-MEN, WOME! for a light and profitable no humbug. Send 10c. for a valuable pack- MAN AS PO hardware house; one acquainted with plumbing, eamn-fitting, and supplies connected there: Address mperate, D, “my3i-3e WANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by ladies. Men and women,white domestic labor, for city and d Towa Circle. St RSES (COOKS, MALE AND my! BURN. YS AND GIRLS ployment: no picture at hundred will be dis- Only 8 few bi ‘ALBANY SUPPLY CO., Albauy, miy8-308 1d colored, for all kin rings, with reference. A ruleor ta eminent, Basted, 8. J. MESSI ‘ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- eau. conducted by Isdies. Men and women of domestic labor, for, 717 Mt, ww. new “International Tailor System” with any’ ‘measure alone, as all ris. Berlin apd) London dressmakers cut, scientine tailors and ped or made. The system taught by M: Cgntervatory of Modes. WANTED-—HOUSES. 6 WaNtep tows Ss ground, with ¥ t oF Capitol Hill Gown: residue in p office. tnot over &: cats, ith. per cout interest ‘Address, with particulars, TREASURY CLERK, 8 TO 10 ROOMS ABOVE rth corner preferred: north $4,500. $300 to81,000 ¥ iv house, five or six roo small place'on B. i O. 3. Address W. G., 101 F st. a thoroughly respon: ‘Address Box 92 Star office. WVANTED—FOR 86.001 diately—one is good neighborhood. "A stn ED — FROM miesions moderate. ae for Cooks, Cham and Nurses men, Farm D— BY A G W frown dauzhiter, the M., Star office. TWARTED HOUBE WITH STABLE OR PART OF WV ANTED_—TO RENT IN TH! for about $75 month: may jarve House or two Present rent, &c., JOHN T. WINTER, M.! x ‘OWNERS Hotteoderate. ° MCKIBEIN & HELE my 1331 F war AT HEADQUARTERS— POSITI Wir coos bermaids, Waitress, Laundrese, Butlers, and Valets. COO: my: jms, rent not over $20; or R., near city and station. W. SECTION BY 3 House that rents uy iater on if suited. my31-3t ble 10 TO 88.000 CASH—IMME- 3 with full part Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Conch & LEMAN, of a furnished house for the summer months; best of references given. Ad- dress L. my30-3t* WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS W Ask your £70 eral Agent, 6 ‘\)\ ANTED_WELLS DUG, BORED, DRIVEN AND Ws G, jeaner. ired; terms moderate. Far, 333 Sihet ne. it as new. ING, Gen- my28-6t* ‘W. H. MOF- jel-im WH ANTED A SECOND for heavy work; must NESS, Star office. N for light use, or tar office. 148, Bt Wap Seat CLEANING al card, and called for tte cleaned ‘or_dyed process. PRINCE, 1009 F st. HAND SINGLE HARNES: tbe good. Address Ht va ‘ANTED—A GENTLE HORSE FOR THE SUM- iner of longer to Keep for hie iaed jn exchange the month. Address Box my313e* D DYEING— have your suit of clothes ny Our Dew odorless my31-3t" a = I, Walker, president, 630 | YOR RENT_TWO Ol THREE UNFURNISHED WASTEDA DINING ROOM GIRL, (wiiTt), ave., next dour to City P.O) Eligible Prop: | Brooms. ud floor, gaa, bot and cole Ww af the southwest corner of SthandG sts. nim. | efties large ot iallin any’ mection, promptly fur. | cooking” tng st wt. .w my _myS1it* _ | chased found to be a bargain By | WOK RENT—AN UNFURNISHED PARLOR ON NTED-A, GIRL TO DO GENEKAL HOUSE- = COUNTRY I = .RD. = Bi ant toor and three unfurnished Rooms on third work, at 1211 Vermont ave. u. w., Bear Thomas IOUNTRY B Dor. st nw ry 0 st . 30ARD. - ND } . ” unieating unturnial ome tor Malthouse el Crete) Prue ba rand Ae RARPER’S | Keeping, with as, water and use of beth. miy:0-Ot Se sary to promote comfort. first-class patronage soticited. FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ‘AND COLORED WOMAN | A ploasurs to please, Pull particulars ou applic | BS Koos bay windows tn every root, corn ‘Cooks, Chambermatds, Nurses, Waitresses, Maids, | 3: W. M. CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washi. Co., Md. | uew, south aud east front. References ® Pee gan Por ane DMOOR, NEAR WARRENTON AND THE | ®st2w. ier Sj shade uss, will open July 1. Free livery, ne water, fruit, milk and ice, f0F | terms callon * ccaks aby _}el2u* 512 10thats Washington, DC. TX, GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMODATED for the summer in a private family, near station. 8 trains each way. hour's ride from cliy, all comforts. Addrere Sim ELLEN MILLEN, Beltsville OF. | my OR RENT_WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, COOL rooms, uicel ied. exposure: from 5 up. ¥ DESIRABLE Skoc two bedroona, furn: FLOOK 4 Fe RENT— eee | ath <o UTHERVILLE, N.C. R. R. mt, no children, chance cars in Ui ny Baltimore, whi i = niles to station, “Mra. J. A. SHERWOOD.” my VATE FAMILIES 1 ntcy, Boarders for ‘the summer; miles Station. Address Miss MAGGIE TERY Senluary, Fairfax Couuty, Va, my:s0: GUMMER BOARD IN VIRGINIA—THE U SS sisned will receive a limnited number of for the summer at her residence in the Green Sprites neighborhood. Louisa Co.,Va. The situation ls heulthy, the house “large and “comfortable, the grounds | spacious and beautiful, with au abundance of shade: | dance of ice. milk, butter, &. For | : to my: MRS. M. C. MORRIS, Trevili SUIMER Boarp AT TAKOMA PARK, FIVi i: mys. OND FLOOR OF 817 MARKET ut, Inquire at 213 nw, nN QOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR eusuite, with private bath; 1601 1st nw my27-1w JQOK RENT—1328 [STN W. OPPOSITE PRANK: lin Sq | pleasant Rooms for t naer. References exchanged. lw OR RENT_SUITES OL apply CHEERFUL AND rooms at 1140 Conn. ave. and 1 | 83 miles from Washington on the B. and O. road. fue | Conn, ave. with or witheut board Modente tat Pecnngcious vera pue se and water B50 feet | Chay6e a : | 3Q0R RENT—NICELY FURNISHED hooms, ease loc mithout board hems EALTH NG Hints ten depoe ane pote Didiand K.R.< will conv | depot or ans glace tet | cHOUGH. “Mose ih, FEW BOARDERS DESIRE! tainsof Maryland, near Bro fo ‘raidroad oud’ post“ottice: no ise LIZZIE BOTELER, ‘Brownsville, ‘on the Virginia | boarders to and frou: the x desire to go, Address, F.C. ‘Nokesville, Pri ‘iia .0MS, HANDSOMELY PL ‘and 3d Gore with board, and Xposure 01 E. Capitol st, Grant row. x, FOE RENT THE Livixase | | fete igh a S UMMEK BOARDERS AT Pow doors above K st. and F "s - able parlors and communicating Soot ama Siew plenty ot alade avalon an pard Every neat | handsomely farmiabed rocton iy ELL, Patsoun Loudoun Go, Var inyzsw.3t | Moderateprices. ‘Telephoue U1 AT ALEASANT COUNTRY | SEAT, IN THE | ZA mountains of Virginia, a tew boarders, for the Summer mouths. Address JAMES JETT, Washington, Rappahannock County, Va, my21-skwin FEW SUMMER BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN ___ FOR RENT—FLATS. JOR RENT—AT ¥ and con at reasonable rates at “Melrose,” Rappahannock | & Q. Buildiny County, Va.; cool house, large yard, ‘abundant shade. | and third floors. Address Mrs. C, A. BRIGGS, Aimideville. Kappa! City: no expense: hock County, Va. My30-1.",8,00 | of Convenience, contort aud oh peck al att | Geing given to san a convention ry two taiuutes. MAS J. FISHER, 1324 F st.n.w., or 20:25 M st. ob preuises BOARDERS WANTED AT A BEAUTIFUL PLACE in Albemarle County, Va.at foot of Southwest vuntaing, three miles froin Gordousville. Abundatice shade, airy ro thy location, reas HP, MORES, Gordou my: 4 Gordonsville, Va, ET HILL—OPEN J} 1, LARGE AIR rooms, beautiful grove house. sprite “be Juilke tee, fruit and vetables. Address Misses Hamilton, Loudoun County, Va myo TRST-CLASS BOAKD CLAGETT MAN! near Sliver Springs Station, Metropolitan Railroad | For particulars inquire of W. B. CLAGETT, or ad dress Clagett Mansion, Brightwood D.C. myi@-2w THE UNDERSIGNED WILL, IN DUE SEAS w Cis iy IGT, ‘Type writing aud copying. Sa ranieed be prepared to accommodate a limited number of | JOR RENT—OFFICES IN LE DROIT BUILDING, Boarters ‘at Ta pleasant mountain “howe.” Address | A opgosite U8. Yost und Patent Once. two rot Hedgesville, Berkley Co, W. Vax, GLO. W. FUSS. second floor, froma: Sth ata! tis.” wich aud ‘my 14-Lan! Brace, suitable for patent at 3 z FUL BOARD GAN BE OBTAINED Iw | bantiment floor, Pst ‘frouy, wel ELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN | tnd insursuce bustuews. "A the mountains of Vinginia at The Brook; plenty of tables and KTON, Kio, nyt milk and ice, fresh ¥ 2 Address Mrs C: 5 myi2-Ln UMMER BOARD N THE BLUE RIDGE Mountains: fine scenery: large, airy rooms, well shaded yard: ice and amilk iu abuudsuce. Te mouth, Address Misses LICE, (Ovocs), Paris T. ‘suquier Goun iny12-3w* ure spring, water. ibemarie Co, Va | ~ MER, application, be accommodated on reasonable term At the Arlington Hotel, Winchester, Va. Address THOMAS ELLIOTT, Proprietor. tmyli-lmn" PRING BANK FARM, 2 MILES PROM ALEXAN- ria, offers first-class accommodatic Fruit, ice, milk in profusion, &. “Ter 2 Address SPRING BA) RK RENT. 1 door frou Peunsylvat Ast floor building corner Pa. yO JAMES ¥. DAVIS! BUNS, JIRST-CLASS BOARD, EXCELLENT SPRING water, fruit, milk, and shade, 1% miles from Bar "4 Ferry, nearest town 19 minutes walk. Ad: Elin, Keep Tryst P. O., Washington Gounty, M 0 YOR RENT—STABLE—IN BEAR OF 18) new aud desirable; 6) room. “Apply to A." BRICK. 714 yim JOR RENT—“LEARN TYPE-WKITING.” Machines rented at €5 per month and sold om ___LOST AND FOUND. WaAnzen4 SOUTHERNER WHO HAS MADE the guitar a 9) strument: satisfaction 7 amonth, Addi Ties or take home. (Ci adress MISS AB. Star offic FANTED—HORSES TO PAS’ EPING. AN Mor a specialty: box stalls for erain feeding horses a spe ty desires pupils on teed ; relerences: terms GBTTAR, Star office, my’ WANTED, DRESSMAKING. TO DO IN FAMI- that in- suts by Tailor system. Ad- 2. nm} W orne specially hon stalls tx Grate Sting enrequiray, borencalled tor Ose tes 8 Pree from city. O. H. P. CLARK, Slixo, Ma," my33-1m* ED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE Wittumaure all our ows goods and sell them at the lowest cash prices: on sagy terms, without secur. ity, to & references. STRASBURGER ‘Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, 1112 F my21-1m LAND WARRANTS_WM. Vy ANTED_BOUNTY W3SuxST0N, attornerst-La will pay cash for Pints insted SOF services in ion. Hines Bounty Land W . i ma ar auy war prior to the Rebel mhi8-3m" WANTED STEN feathers Tenor 1S Pa ave,; Factor eal 6102, FH. YOU? {ARPET CLEANING WORKS; Tand ‘delivered, lowest prices, led for: pete a ae ‘Louisiana aven' Comminioner of ‘Deeds dexcept id). ‘at low ‘OF, WAT KNOWN THAT C. 8. BUNDY, OF 0} ite City Holl), is se SPibe' TQ ANTED—TO CONSTRUCT ARTISAN WELLS prices Dotice; any quality’ of W and uick notion; any. quality nished: water connection Pe ir Information, inguireof BEAGAR, P.M, Ancostia, D.C. tyL0-1im" OK ‘any oF Moth, pim. _iscaneiena et ci, Resins sions ‘who use it, Sid by all Gragetats. 50. and 81 per bor. tonthly paymer tmy4-$m “CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 933 F st BUSINESS CHANCES. (OTICE.— PARTNER WITH 1,000 WANT AN Business pleasant.acreeable and in the eity can be doubled every G0 days, Address J. A BOUT 100 FOLDED 1 in going from 14th up the avenne to 9th, to D, to $22, back to 9th, wo F, or in F or Oth at. car, ‘Saturday, 28, after Op. cura ti Ay 28, aftae GP. ee EN D, LELAND, Land Office. TH, A ROUND, GOLD | lar, If found, please | ‘400 7th at andre 3 OST—TAKEN BY MISTAKE FROM MT. VER- ‘non Sewinary, on Saturday nicht, May 28, a silver | jeaded silk Uiubreila, with mon A.B. Pease re- turn to 4:51 4th st. nw. and. ‘the one that wus left in its place. ee "at ‘1 YED—A SMALL LIGHT BROWN “low, will unewer to tne uate gf Buby A iberal re. will be paid if returned to 429 G st. n.w. Jel-3t* | ~ STON THE 30TH INST. A LEMON-COL- ‘ored setter dog. Liberal reward if returned to * Jel-2t ‘MEXICAN ‘nickel office. in good condition, Jots to suit purclasers. Proposals tor all or tion of it are invited, and parties wishing to buy 80 by applying at the grounds, or to WiMSATT @ A, Sth wt; D. J. MACARTY, 12 OR SALE—A VALUABLE PATENT, WA Poov'ail farmers. “First oor, 226 ayant. ny Atofice from 8:30 m. to 5 pan COQUNTANT <GOOTGH CHARTERED) Fins Haveatignted, wticatewccounts laced é NOBLE, 1 ewYorkave. Ja8-s&wou" eS ae Se renen ran meee mea z Cia ‘SON, tite (O8T—O) AY. MAY 29, SB. ‘Dog; answers to paine of Daisy. collar, , Reward of $2 af returned to OST—ON A METROPOLITAN CAR, NEAR BAL- timore and Ohio depot, a pocket book, containing « frnets "A vera reward wil be paid if leit with, the Deputy Hevister, United States y, Gol: eld. ‘JT OsT—ON LAST TUESDAY A SCOTCH YI fatlors. 1112 F terrier: number of tag, 7! named “Spring.” Re- sosusiecunioateiensshadana . Yard will be wiven if returned to 508 14th gt-n-w. | 7 OOK aT THIS—YOU GAN HAVE YOUR FURNI- French Hotel ee? 8 “abide ture and boxes stored at 909 New York ave.t. Wz TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM GLENWOOD ON ‘OF bulk; goods hoisted Uy elvator. Dermussies cere and ‘tall ‘tipped Disck> answers to ec the dame of Bosco, Suitable reward paid inte dere | WANTED PRINTING ANDBILIS. 4x05 10.0 turned immediately to 1848 Gch at nw. mySioe 1g 10900 8s O8T—ON THE 30TH INST, BETWEEN O rt workmen. Finest as- 7th ste. nw. ‘Cemetery, a snall double feat A suliabs ‘rewara if fetwith hs NIKON, UB. Senate nsST Se ‘O8T—A GOLD BANGLED BRACELET ON MAY 30, A liberal reware will be paid if left at 3. ROB- INSON & CU, 900 Pennsylvania: mysi-se J OST-ON THE MORNING OF THE 307 inst. ‘Gold Chetrisive Watch. "610 rewacd Lees Y SMEIRY. O23 Dec nwe my ST Se JF O8T—On 218T INS: A WHITE SETTER returned to LYONS’ MILL, on Rock Creek. art ee aud aS rtmmeat . Tinted, colured Sinite letter noha snd bill-vead ase fa te ty DERSON & MOOKE, 1020 and 101: Pa ave. n. HULL & DEAN. Brokers and Dealersin GOGEBIC TRON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, and Keal Estate in Washingtom Omer; Room 4, Glover Building, 1410 Fst mb7-3m_ ey ‘mame — TON SAFE COMPA) = TRS MERION BULLE akinocee oer Se es eee ¥16 PA. AVE. X. W. (South Side) grown. a toe aly or ears Use ity, ould name of Rite sch eye: atawers t© the | graff theinselves of the sdveuteses cMfered by thin couse ‘ive dollars will be paid for hie return to 1708 1 ot. (a ag ae. of bric-«- rugs, carpets, RC. O8T- Legions eae ees | wre PERSONAL. COOL, AND: Sac, Menya Fea ae met ee aw Ea ————— ee Has