Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY,? JUNE ‘A 2, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN THURSDAY... CROSBY 5. NOYES.. Pr Washington, and much greater than that «1 all the other daily papers here added together. The distant mutterings of a storm are heard in St. Louls, and a cloud no larger thana number ten glove 1s outlined against the pure blue of the empyrean. A question has arisen whether the President fs to visit that city asthe guest of the citizens or of the Grand Army of the Republic. A few days ago both parties were contending for the honor of entertaining him. Now, each is appar- ently trying to put him off upon the other. It is to be hoped, for the sake of St. Louis, that this controversy will not be allowed to proceed very far, of the President will settle 4t in short order by refusing to become anybody's guest. He has Yery prompt and unceremonious manner of deal ing with a case like this. If, as Grand Commander Fairchild holds, the @. A. R. did wrong In inviting Mr. Cleveland to {ts encampment, it seems as if, ‘with the amount of newspaper notortety that has Ween given to the proceedings, there was ume enough to put a stop to them before they reached the present embarrassing juncture. ‘There will probably be enough public spirit in St. Louis to Azra: Bear & Ca, DEALERS IN SHOES. maa] a A FRIDAY, JUNE 3D. On FRIDAY we will reduce the price on the following goods to close them out: LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER VAMP OX- FORD TIES, Opera Toe, sizes oe eee 24 3 46 56 B, Reduced from $3.50 to 2.78 per pair. LADIES’ FRENCH KID OXFORD TIES, Patent Leather Tips; sizes, 212321 34 465 OSB 240) 5 ies 304 2533 344 465 5 6 we et tata ‘ad 4 4% 5 56 6D, Reduced from $3.30 to $2.68 per pair. Same style, sizes, i 4. 22a 3 384 455 5 A ie Se Ce eo ee ee 243 344 445 5% 6 6% 7B. a ee ee eae ee aes Ge 2 25 3 3% 4 4% 5 5% 6C. LADIES’ KID OXFORD TIES, Opera Toe, fill the breach and ensure the proper treatment of the chief magistrate of the nation, even If the en- campment takes no share in the welcome given him; Dut let us hope that, if there Is to be a local quarrel, It will be decently reserved tll after the ‘Visit is ended. — + ——__ The New Hampshire legislature yw in ses. sion, and will elect a United States Senator, for ‘the unexpired term ending March 4, 1889. It will also decide whether or not to elect a Senator for ‘the term from 1889 until 1895, ‘The next legisla- ‘ture does not meet until three months after the end of the present unexpired senatorial term, and ‘the state has the chotce between selecting a Sena- tor by means of a legislature chosen more than ‘two years before he will serve, and going without full representation for three months, or with the representation for that period of an appointed Senator. The precedents are said to be against a senatorial election so far in advance as that sug- gested, and it is probable that this legislature will content itself with filling the unexpired term, ‘The leading candidate for the position is Mr. W. E Chandler, who ts thought to have finally got the Detter of the opponents who have hitherto baffled his senatorial aspirations. Mr. Chandler 13 an able and untiring political worker, and a keen, shrewd, and brilliant man. If elected hé would ‘add to the brains of the Senate. $$$ Parnell thinks that his physical condition 1s due to poisoning. Following the precedent established inthe matter of the alleged Parnell letter, it 1s now incumbent upon the editor of she London ‘Times to prove that he did not potson Parnell. The ‘Unionists have so much to gain from the death of Parnell and Gladstone, for which they are said to De waiting, the O'Brien eplsode shows that at- tempted murder for political reasons 1s viewed as sometimes justifiable; in short, the circumstances ‘are so suspicious and so strongly corroborative ‘that “no mere denial” by the Times can be given any weight. Nothing short of proving that Par- nell 1s not potsoued, or of showing conclusively ‘that some one else poisoned him, can clear the Times, according to the method of procedure which the Tines has sustained, If Parnell has erally been poisoned, the Incident in connection ‘with the attempted murder of O'Brien furnishes a curious commentary upon the Times’ famous arti- cles and places Parnellism and crime in oppost- tion instead of In conjunction. It ts not generally Delieved, however, that efther the Times or Par- nell Is in league with assassins, or that the Times has mixed poison for Parnell, or that Parnell 1s preparing a dynamite jubilee for the Times, —— Comptroller Butler 1s laying his new broom about him with a vengeance. He has cut off the supplies of wines and liquors hitherto furnished at the public expense to the board of visitors at ‘Military and Naval Academies. Hereafter, when ‘a visitor fortifies himself internally, he must pay for his stimulant out of his own pocket, or sponge on the superintendent's private siicboard. What €ffect this will have on the assessed value of the ‘visitor's office rematns to be seen. Combined with another restriction just imposed, the disallowance of expenses incurred by a visitor In taking his family along with bfm, it will change the whole ‘Dusiness from a junket toan honor. It may result un making future boards more select than some have been in past years; limiting the membership ‘to men who do not feel the need of alcoholic ex- Bilaration in midsummer, and who are both will- Ang and able to pay for any luxuries not directly sizes, ee ON 3 Sed 456 BH OA 8 3 *- 2-9) et ee 344 465 BH OB i463 Bei 302 bebo Te a oer 243 344 4% 5 Reduoed from $2.76 to 82.18 per pair. ‘This is a Staple Shoe, and so is the next one. LADIES KID OXFORD TIES, Common Sense Toe; sizes. 1 3 Be an 3 oa. 365 Su Oe TR ee a 54 9% 70. 4% 5% 6 7D, These goods are cheap at the prices we have sold them for during the season, and they are BARGAINS NOW. The above sizes are the remnant of our stock of these styles. When we have so few sizes we must either lose sales orreplenish stock. We shall not re- plenish stock on these goods this season ; therefore the Toom of these remnants is worth more to us than the profit we would make by selling at regular prices. ARTHUR BURT & co ed 1211 F STREET N.W. H A TTIT 9855 H 8 Ha 244 Bsg8 A NN NDDD AA NN ND Hy rt At Hy 245 WB FFF LE 00 Ww EE Oo wwww Eo Bok 88 et ee ¥ CLLL 00 W W KEE E & 55% = The two very properly go together. Particularly companionable are they just at this time, because of corresponding reductions. To begin with, we have taken all our remaining shapes in 98 cent colored straws, and we have marked them 48 cents. Our $1.48 and 31.75 fine colored Milans To.onnow, As Usa. Every Friday we close out the past week's eecumuls- tion cf “Short Lengths,” “Odd Sises,” “Broken Lots,” &c., at greatly reduced prices. Webave no “old rem nants." We make the price low enough to sell them at once. Our “Remnants” are the legitimate seoumula- Sco fram thfesemncginctem, nowy Gestasite s08 MP ns. “ODD SIZES" IN GAUZE UNDERWEAR. 5 Ladies Fine Gauze Vests, high neck and lone sleeves; Slightly soiled from handling; 2 sise 26,1 size 28, and 2 size 30. 10 Ladies’ Fine Gauze Vests, 6 high neck and sleeves; 5 high neck and no sleeves; size 36 in. Regular Price... “Remnant” Price.. 11 Pairs Ladies’ 6-Button Mousquetaire Chamois Skin Gloves, sizes 6 and 6. Price.. Having only a few lotters of these styles we reduce the price to close them out Friday, Remnant Day. 20 Ladies’ White Sheer Linen Hemstitehed “Ini- tial” Handkerchiefs, colored border, and letter 3-D, 4-E, 2-F,1-J, 2-K, 5-N,and3-R. Just half price. Regular Price. 500. 250. 15 Men's White All-Linen Hemstitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, in. hem, colored border, and letter 2-C, 5-E, 6-N, and 2: 3740. 25. jen Hematitched “‘Tuitial” Cees *,¢ in hem colored border, and letter » 3-H, 13, 2-1, 4-N, » 3 bape 1, 4-N, 3-0, 2P, 3-B, Regular Price, 37: “Remnant” Price, ae “SHORT LENGTHS” IN LACE FLOUNCINGS, To close out the accumulation of “Remnauta” of 40- inch Lace Flouncings we make a reduction of from 25 to 33% percent. Friday weshall place on sale about 20 Short Lengths of 40-inch Lace Flouncings, in Chantilly and Spanish Guipure, in lengths X, 1, 14, 1%, 136, 1%, 2, 24, and 2% yards. Prices from 94c. 10 98 for the remnant, i (Birat floor; first to the right.) “ODD LOTS" OF MEN'S HOSE. A number of our best styles of Men's Half Hose hay- ing become broken in sizes, we have sorted them out into lots, and shall place them on sale Friday at the following “Remnant” Prices Lot 1. About 4 dozen Men's Fancy Half Hose, 15 dif- ferent styles aud colors. Sizes 9, 9% and 10. Regular Price.. +45, 46, 50 and 560. “Remnant” Price... a S37 ¥C° Lot 2. About 3 dozen Men’s Lisle Thread and Silk- Plated Half Hose, solid colors, and faney stripes, excel- Jont qualities, sizes 8, 934 and 10%. -626, 72 and 75c, = 50c. Regular Price. “Remnant” Price. ee ot oe Lot 3. 225 dozen Men's Fine Cotton Bicycle Hose, in gray and brown. Sizes 9%, 10 and 103s. 0 8 for G1 ‘t., entrance.) CLEARING-UP “REMNANT” SALE. oF SEASONABLE WASH GOODS. ‘The season’s large business, and the consequent cut- ting of many full pieces, has caused the accumulation of the largest quantity of “Short Lengths" in Wash Goods ever shown since we haye been in business. In order to remove this accumulation in » day we shall we have marked 98 cents. At $123 we offer our finest Milans and fancy braids, goods former- ly selling at $1.98 to $3.48. This is what we have done in colored straws. In white (summer) straws we will Just mention two shapes in a white Rough and Ready Bonnet, at 39 cents, and the favorite high crown, wide brim Rough and Ready white straw hat at 48 cents. ‘The white straws are exchangeable, but the colored straws, at these reduced prices, cannot be exchanged. In Flowers we have made corresponding reductious, At 25 cents # bunch we are selling poppies, clover, lillies of the valley, suowballs, daisies, rose and bud bunches andcat-tails. These originally sold from 48 to 75 cents a bunch. At 39 cents » bunch we are selling Marruerites, chrysanthemums, water lilies, white piquet roses, etc. ‘These were originally sold at 75 cents s bunch. Our $1.48 bunches of Flowers have been reduced to 75 cents, and our 81.98 bunches to 98 cents, and eo ‘on throughout our entire stock. Anetdental to their official functions—like the Pres- Adent’s excellent choice this year, Mr. George W ‘Chuds, of Philadelphia, ‘The opening of libraries, museums and art gal Jertes op Sunday is asked especially by those whose ‘week-days are fully occupied in physical labor. ‘The partsof that day not devoted to religious ‘exercises, can hardly be spent ina more improv- dng and elevating manner than in taking advan- tage of such institutions. The man who works hard physically, through the week, finds in the elevation to a higher plane of thought and in new activity of mind as refreshing rest as from cessa- Yon of bodily labor. The mind worker finds rest in change of thought, and in activity of body in ‘theopen air. Sunday dors not mean torpor. Religious services give spiritual activity; our parks and beautiful suburbs invite the weary iuind worker to refreshing walks; and our libraries, museums and art-galleries should give the tired Wody-worker the change and rest of mental aetivity and development. Church goers do not necessarily relapse into Sunday sluggards after hours of service, and non-churchgoers should not be confined to the saloons of city or country as Places of Sunday resort, or be permitted omly the | frivolous and often debasing forms of Sunday re- creation, ——— = —___ Everybody will be glad that the Toledo Cadets, | ‘Uhough not awarded a prize by the Judges at the | National Drili in unis city, are to receive a royal Danquet anda thousand-dollar testimonial from ‘Weir admirers at home. They made so excellent a showing here that It was a subject of universal | Fegret among the spectators that they did not | Dear away some substantial houors. The citizens ‘of Toledo who subseribed to the testimonial may rest assured that thelr favorites well deserve Whatever tribute may be paid them; the manly Dearing of the cadets under what must have been & serious disappolntment has doubled the kindly lceling of the Washington public toward them. ee ‘The tone of Senator Sherman's Springticld speech | 1s not in harmony with that of bis Nashville | ‘speech. In both the tariff issue is ably and tn- geuiously pressed. But at Nashville the Southern or confederate idea was treated as republican, Xept from expression in republican votes only by War and color prejudice, of which the speaker sought the removal; while at Springfield the Southern or confederate idea was pictured as dis- Unetively democratic, and as irreclaimably bad. In ‘one speech he soothes and in the other he shakes the South. But there is a difference in latitude Detween Springfield and Noshville, and more than one presidemtial candidate has been known to take | We have on sale some large and import: THR BBB 00. XN Bp oo EWN EE B83 53 Ens “oo” § M4 MM ame 7 4 wut WM °C Hn EE Bee 4 Py bo ate MMM AA E GG HoH keer a 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Tames Wormy Or Arrentiox. t lote of ‘Low Shoes und Slippers for Ladies, Men's, aud © en's Wear, at maoak attractive prices. ‘THE STOCK INCLUDES: Ladies’ genuine Kid ‘ge. Ghuine Kid Opera Slippers, with kid lining, at Iadies' fine Kid Oxford Ti - ports, at 74c, worth tuliy di” Dutton end New. Ladies’ fine hand-made lew’ Sing ban Oxford Ties, with tips, at 98¢., Ladies’ fine Curacoa kid, hand-sewed Oxfords, com- _ mon sense of Opera, at $1.24, worth $1.73. ‘Minses" fine kid Opera Slippers, at 48c., worth 65e. ‘Misses’ Kid Oxfords, at 58c., worth Tie. Children’s Oxfords low Ties ‘up. pera, st 8c, worth Tic om Tee Sd Opere Infaute’ Slippers, ali styles, 24c., worth 50c. ‘Mens Low. ar PTAA Sep Ties, Oxfords and Button, ‘Men's ted calf, nie ermntc ‘Low Bhoes, all styles, st $1.97, ‘Men's Patent Leather Pumps, at 87c., worth $1.25. Men's fine Embroidered Slippers, at 69c., od py Canvas Shoes { ert gis {or Mon, Boys, and Children, at 740., ‘THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, _de2-3m 726 7th St., between G and H. |New Scuxzx Goons. color from his environment, ‘The American fugitives have 40 swelled the deposits in the banks of the Dominion that severa! of the latter have compro- mised with their consciences by giving handsome presents to theirclerks. These gifts are ostensi. Diy made in cetebration of the royal jubilee, but | Such exceptoual generusity 1s always open to | suspicion. + =___ ‘The Thistle has at last won a real victory, fairly testing its merits, and the indications are that If the American representative beats the ‘Thistle, it will not be permitted the English Yaehummen two claim that their fastest yacht wag at home and not in competition for the cup. J.C. Horcurss0s, IMPORTER MILLINERY, LACES, WHITE srs, COLORED SUITS, TRAVELING WRAPERS. JACKETS. HALF PRICE. DRESS TRIMMINGS, HAMBURG EDGING. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pair, upward. wis 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR H. D. Buxe IMPORTER AND TAILOR, has the honor %© inform you that his NEW GOODS ve jut arriv. Dar. Bake Be seroually Ste aligarments madein bises- ALLL Feupsylvanis Weskineton, De. whi? | Goods, consist | India "Iimens tae Fiques and. Welts in new We have just received am ot of Printed Len Lawns sud pista new patterns and, Colorins Witte distes “and Black ‘Over:Suitings,, Combinetion Lace Ghoghatn Sustings in choles also, era oe ny Dauiask and Huck Towels in great variety. HOOK BROS. & CO, 1328 Fat. nw. 153m For Our Elegant Spring and Summer Clothing has commenced. Think care- fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. Dou’t wait. Our Besutiful Spring and Summer Goods have come, and are going rapidly. In these days good old-fash- ton honesty is rare. therefore you will be pleased to see how we have combined old time honesty in quality and price, with Rew, fresh styles in Men's and Boy's Clothing and Furnishing Styles the latest, quality excellent, prices low- est. Buyers cannot put their money in ‘more liberal bands You need not accept our statements as we beck them with woods aud prices. Our 813,915,618 suits, znust be seen: you cannot imagine from an advertisement. Can say we have seen suis sold st much more money that will not beer comparison Tailors aon ing department on second and ¥OaH WALKER & co. —By51____625 Pennavivanig evading _ janx Corcuesn —Basy Coscuns BABY COACHES. BABY COAGARS. At the Very Lowsst Prices, Largest assortment CH. RUPPEBT, 403, 405 7th ot aw, | OneBeicn offer them Friday at the following greatly reduced or “Remnant” prices: Remnants’ ree ‘Batiste, from 10 to Se. Grazy Cloths, froin''7% 0 106. Seersuckers, from pay ‘odes Licht Bercales from 195 to 106, Blue Percaies, trom 125410100 We have s number of “Short Lengths" in other ‘equally desirable fabrics, at proportionate reductiuns, (Basement. ) “Remnants” in every department, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sta, —— tes! Reo Ticser Day ® streegsges be Bo ATE ae Bow £04 Bh Goo fk TURE oe aT BBB A UU MMMM oo” BB AA Mau 7 885s be A EE AE sy BBB A A UG OM MM BygS LADIES’ NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. ae Teer Ruflling, 6 yards in a box, for Friday: 1 Lot Finest Linen Cuffs, worth 25c., for Friday, 100. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Odds and Ends in Colored Silk Fourageres, were 75c. and $1, for Friday, choice at 25c. 1Piece Bik. and Steel Ornament Passementry, was $3, 98. yard, for Friday, $1.50 a yard. NOTION DEPARTMENT. Brass Crumb Trays and Brushes, were cheap at @8c. for Friday, 420. a set. Solid Brass Cuspadors, for Friday, 39c. ‘Toilet Soap, with Glass Soap Dish, for Friday, 8, Dr. Scott's Electric Hair Curlers, $90 LACE DEPARTMENT. 1 Lotof Oriental Laces, worth 160. to 26e,, for Friday, 10c. a yard, 1 Lot 45-inch Oriental Floumeings, worth 90c., for Friday, 50c. a yard. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 1 Lot of 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, yard, for Friday, 50cm yard” poral 1 Lot 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, worth $1.25 to $1.50 ‘2 yard, for Friday, 7c. a yard. ‘Also Wonderful Bargains in all kinds of Laces and Em- broideries just opencd. ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT. 1 Let Muslin Aprons, outlined, for Friday. 10c. 1 Lot of 35¢c, and 40c. Turkish Tidies, for Friday, 29c- FAN DEPARTMENT. 1 Lot of Odds and Ends in $1 and 91.50 Setin Fane, to close, on Friday, at 50c. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, 1 Pair of Odd Lace Curtain, Russian Border, sold for $2.50, for Friday, €1.75. 3 Smyrna Rugs, sold for 00c., for Friday, 700. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 1 Lot of 260. Bustles, for Friday. 160. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. 25 Dozen Samples of Children's Hats, Chenitle ao dimmed: worth O8c- for Fridey, 300 rimmed Hate, (Ladias), sold froin $4 19 86, toclose out, on Friday, at 92.50. heave SUIT DEPARTMENT. 1 Cream Albetross Sult, size 36, scld for 915, for Friday, $8.75. ‘1 Lot Misses’ Mohair Dusters, sold at 1,50, for Fridsy 4 8% PARASOL DEPARTMENT. 1igtel Ladies’ Silk Sun Umbrellas, for Priday, 25 QosimRY DEPARTMENT. The balance of our Children's 40c. Lisle Hose, all ‘sizes, for Friday, 18c. 8 pair, or 3 pairs for 0c, ‘WHITE GOODS DEPAR: z 1 Lot of Figured Lawn, usually sold at 180. 8 yard, for ‘Friday, 10c. s yard. 1 Lot of Figured and Striped Gingham Batiste, regular price, 17c., for Friday. 12%c. a yard. HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ‘We have 15 Dozen different styles of Towels left that sell rapidly at 10c. each. Wo will close them out on Friday at the low figure of 4 for 250. DBESS GOODS. 5 Pieces of Worsted Dress Goods, never sold for less than 25e. We will close the balance on Friday at 120. 8 yard. GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. 1 Lot of Gents’ 160. Half-hose, for Fridsy, ouly 100. a ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS, Bice Boo roots? FESS are New Moms Suse Rizsoxa NEW OREAM DRESS Goopa, WHITE INDIA PONGER, 75a. NEW FBENOH ONDINES, 200 eer QUALITY i anc os ar , OP. aD MAZARINE HAND-BRUN mat FEDORA AND SPANISH LACE FLOUNG- Sors Ar Haz Pare Never such crowdat the PALAIS ROYAL sait department as yesterday. Bigger crowd to-morrow for we opem 1,000 more Chikiren’s ‘White Suits, bought st half price for cash, Koechiin Frere’s French Satines at 18. is an- other “Opening” rurprise, Bus Or Passace. ANNUAL GRAND SUMMER * OPENING, ‘00 mER ed OPENING, OPENING, OPENING, OPENING, OPENING, = AE I ff I uit sa ULLL LLLL a wWwioiwiew FER 3 WH FE | yw EEE ERE = OPINIONS OF THE PRESS: ‘From the “Post" of May 20: “Another feature are the ayer "At the commencement of Beek seanon son's ‘opening? of new styles is adver ani | a ‘what merchants generally conc 1n—] Offers the new and desirable styles at actual cost price From the “Republican” of May 30th: “Such occasions are styles rocanibient ona pucantcecle, the wateuieg ‘opening’ this year are unusually attractive.” From the “Star" of May 28th: “The established reputation of Mr. rance that the souvenirs of the Qe nferior ‘to past “Opening ‘Daya! From the “Republican” of June 1st: “The store was crowded yesterday, notwithstanding the rain.” VERE 983g 000 BV ry g ¥ Ye Le W EA 12%o. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 10c. 25c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 21c, 12% Linen Collars, 3 for 250. 12% Linen Cuffs, 10¢. pair, 250. Crepe Lisse Ruffiings, 19¢. 98c. Spanish Lace Scarfs and Fichus, 7! 2c. Plain and Fancy Chemisettes, 17¢. 7e. Fancy Danoy Dotted Veils, 5c. each, 820 Trimmed Hats for 815. ‘33¢, Straw Sailor Hats, all colors, 25¢. $1.98 Fancy Moire Sash Ribbons, 81.79. 48c. Ribbons, 39¢_—81.68 for 81.58. 480, Ostrich Feather Tips for 39c. ‘98c. China Silks for 79. 18c. Fancy Cloth Suiting, 15, G5e. 22-inch Surah Silks, 55¢. 81.20 Black Silks, $1. ‘980. Black Satin Rhsdamo, 890, 10¢. Fans for 7c. ; 19¢. for 18¢. ‘2c. Fans for 19c.; 49 for 38c. 68c. Fans for 59; 98 for 780. $2.98 Ostrich Feather Fans, $2.47. be. Jewelry for 19; 48¢. for 3c. ‘Tbe. Jewelry for 59; O80. for 790. 84.39 Watches, all styles, 83.98. 89.50 Real Diamond Pins ond Earrings, 88.98, « 811.49 Real Gold Watches, 89.98. a 98e. Satin Coaching Parasols, 87c. 91.58 Fancy Coaching Parasols, $1.37, 82,08 for 82.48; $3.48 for 82.98. $2.25 Silk Umbrellas, gold, silver tops, $2.10. $1.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves, $1.35. 81.10 Embroidered “Elite” Kid Gloves, 980. G8c, Silk Mousquetsire Gloves, 59c. 480. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires, 39¢. ‘890. Pure Silk Mitts for 25c, 18c. All-Silk Mitts for 150, 26¢. Pocketbooks and Satchels, 190. 49¢. for 390. ; 980. for 79¢. $3.39 Traveling Bage for $2.98, 8c. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, 49¢. 75e, Dolls 39; 49 for 39¢.; $1.68 for 98c. 250. Rubber Dolls for 19c. $1.68 Vestfront Jerseys, $1.45. $1.98 Braided Jerseys, $1.45. 82.39 Chemisette Jersey, $1.98. $2.98 Beaded Jerseys, $2.68. 04.63 White Lawn Suits, $3.98. $6.98 Suits $5.95; $5.08 for 94.99. 29 Suits $7,98: $14 68 for 311. 835.98 Black Lace Dresses for 882, 89.37 Newmarkets, for traveling, 88.50, $17.35 Camels Hair Wraps, $15. 1,48 Cashmere Shawls, $1.20; 62.08 for $2.00. ‘98 London Tailor-made Jackets, @3.98. 98e. Fancy Lisle Thread Hose, 70c. 49¢. Lisle Hove, split feet, 440. 30c. Silk Finished Lisle Hose, 330, 44c, India Gauze Veste, 33c. 9c. Ribbed Lisle-thresd Vests, 830. 10c. Nurses’ Tucked Aprons, 150. 23e. Nurses’ Euibroidered Cops, 17¢. ‘Toe. Corsets, French wooven, 59c. 25e Bustles, to wear with reeds, 190. ‘98e. Embroidered India Linen Sacques, 580. $1.19 Alarm Clocks, 986. 4c. Japanese ware for 410. 25e. Boxes Note Paper, 21c. 10c. Pears’ Soap for 9c. F bc. Bottles Bay Rum, 120, ao 25e. Bottles Florida Water, 190. 5 @1.15 Embroidered Cambric Chemises, 85c. 850. Embroidered Cambric Nightgowns, Ste. 68c. Embroidered Short Underskirts, 500. * $1.35 Embroidered Bufle Skirts, @1.18. 44c. Best Muslin Drawers, 83c. “ 98c, Embroidered Corset Covers, 790. 12¢. Stamped Linen Tidies, 8, 0c, Stamped Linen Scarfe, 270, $1.50 %-sise Damask Napkins, 91.39, 650. 20-inch Cotton Bindeye, 50c. $1.69 8-4 Turkey Red Table Covers, 81.42. 8c. 24248 Fine Damask Towels, 420. 1234. Pillow-case Cotton, 940. ‘Muslipg, 7340. N He Hf toe N NNIL ‘Barker's Mills and An 12340. Check Nainsook, all styles, 11¢. 19¢. Koru Striped Pique, 150. 290. 29-inch Terry B2e. ‘The following at 10 per cent discount: Lisner: fives the Je ‘The time is near when the migratory portion of our population will forsake the beauties of ‘Washington in search of “other fields and pes- fares new." ‘The seashore, the mountain re- ‘sort, and even the ocean voyage begin to unfold their charms to the prospective traveler. ‘Whichever way your fancy leans, before youstart ‘you should be well prepared, and whatever your ‘wardrobe lacks you're sure to find it here, ‘whether it be in Clothing, Hats, Shoes, or Gents’ ‘Furnishings, and a Trunk or Valise in which to pack them. Novelties in Gente’ Furnishings ‘would be good things to think of at this time. Lawn Tennis or Bicycle Shirts, for instance, im the various shades that's fashionable, cream, ‘brown, sray, garnet, bine, and buff. Nothing Dleasanter for an “outing.” Nothing more com- fortable and st the same timo stylish for mid- ‘ay use at the sea shore, formountain rambling, fishing, boating, gunning, or, in fact, for doing nothing. Windsor Scarfs, worn in asailor knot, tied by hand. go with them, We've got them in every kind,polka dots largely predominating. ‘Underwear, Hosiery, Hammocks—in fact,every- thing to aid in making life enjoyable while away. Flannel Suits, in skeleton make. Senge Baits in gray, blue, brown,and black, light in Weight yet perfect in fit. Straw Hats, Bark ‘Hats, Canvas Hats, Felt and Cloth Hats, in every shape andatyle. Shoes in every possible kind snd style, from the patent-leather for full dress to the Lawn Tennis Shoe of canvas for negligee use, ‘Trunks in every size and shape and grade, in- eluding the “Steamer” Trunk, made low and fiat, for ocean travel. Satchels and Valises, in plain and ornamental designs, and in every size and shape Before you go away, come here; you're sure to see something that, Ister on, you'll need. Our prices will be sure to please you. SAKES AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH. ST AND MARKET SPACE. Tromso Five Loxe Years. New Bloomfield, Miss., January 2, 1886. Hor Brragns Co.: I wish to say to you that Ihave been suffering for the last five years with a severe itch- ing all over. have tried it. done me more good than all the doctors and medicines ‘that they could use on or with me. but feel to bless you for such a relief from your medi- cine and torment of the doctors. doctors at me. One gave me seven ounces of solution of apsenic; another took four quarts of blood from me. All they could tell was that it was skin sickness. Now, 2s aftét these four bottles of your medicine, I am well ;'] aud my skin is well, clean and smooth as ever. T have heard of Hop Bitters and Thave used up four bottles, and it has Tam old and poor T have had fifteen HENRY KNOCHE. Goop Wonps—From Goop AuTHoniTr— * * * We confess that we are perfectly amazed at the run of your Hop Bitters. We never had anything !ike it, and never heard of the like. selling drugs here nearly thirty years and has seen the rise of Hostetter’s, Vinegar and all other bitters and patent medicines, but never did any of them, in their est days, begin to have the run that Hop Ditters have. + * © Wecan'tget enough of them. them half thetime. * * * From letter to Hop Bitters Compeny from ‘The writer (Benton) has been We are out of BENTON, MYERS & CO., ‘Wholesale Druggists, Cleveland, Ohio. Goop ror Banrms—“We are pleased to say that our baby was permanently cured of » serious protracted irregularity of the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by ite mother, which at the sa: fect health and strength."-THE PARENTS. time restored her to per- ‘MISERABLENESS. ‘The most wonderfal and marvelous success, in casex where persous are sick or pining away from acondition ‘of miserableness that no one kuows what ails them (profitable patients for doctors), is obtained by the use sf Hop Bitters. They begin to cure from the first dose, and keep it up until perfect health aud strengti is restored. “I bolier men or other public men to be led into giving testimo- nials to quack doctors or vile stuffs called medicineg ‘but when a really meritorious article ig made up of common valuable remedies known to all, and that all physicians use and trust in daily, we should frecly commend it. I therefore cheerfully and heartily com- mend Hop Bitters for the good they have done me and my friends, firmly believing they have no equal for family use. 1 will not be without them.” A WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN. it to be wrong and even wicked for clergy- REV. E. R. WARREN, Scipio, N. ¥. Goop Accouxr.—“To sum it up, six long years of bedridden sickness and suffering, costing $200 per year, total $1,200, all of which was stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by my wife, who has done Her own housework for a year since without the loss of @ ay, and I want everybody to know it for their bene- fi."JOHN WEEKS, Butier. NEVER FORGET THIS. Ifyou are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in making you well when all else fails. If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffering from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowela, it is your own fault if you remain #1, for Hop Bitters is a sovereizn remedy in all such complaints. If you are wasting away with any form of kiduey disease, stop tompting death this moment, and turn for | acure to Hop Bitters. If you are nervous use Hop Bitters, If you are a frequenter, or a resident of a miasmatic district, barricade your system against the scource of all countries—malarial, epidemic, mittent fevers—by the use of Hop Bitters. jous aud inter- If you have rough, pimply or sallow skin, bad breath, pains and acl Bitters will give you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest ‘breath and health. ‘and feel miserable generally, Hop ‘That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister, mother or daughter, can be made the picture of health with Hop ting but » trifle. Will you let them suffer? Bia, <Ip hort thay cure all diseases of the stomach, bow. el, Blood, liver, nerves, kidne: {g1,060 will be paid for » cago they will not cure or Bright's Disease. je2 Fos Tas Wesrsen LIGHT WOOLEN CLOTHING IS THE “COR- REOT" THING, AND AMONG LIGHT WOOL- ENS SERGES ARE THE “CORREOT” THINGS. GaN YOU FIND A NEATER OR MORE Laces, Embroideries, Dress Trimmings, Buttons,| COMFORTABLE SUIT THAN A BLUE OR Fancy Baskets, Oriental Gooda CHILDREN'S Ge. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 4c, 25c, Lace and Embroidered Collars, 190. ‘82.48 Sateen Dresses, all sizes, $1.98. : 2he. Lisle-thread Hose, all sizes, 22c. ae 260. “Mother Hybbard” Aprons, 190. $1.15 Prettily Embroidered Dresses, 880. 98c. Mull Caps, Patent High Backs, 880. 39c. Infants’ Cambric Slips, 290. GENTLEMBN'S 250. Half Hose for 190, 8c. Balbriggan Underwear, 280, ai stylen for oe dita 1.50 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, $1.38, % Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 19c, gee English Kid Gloves, 780. 20 me BLAOK SERGE, OB CAN A MAN BE NEATLY OB MOBE GENTEELY DRESSED FOR LESS :MOREY? @5 BUYS A SUIT, EITHER BLUE OR BLACK, OF IMPORTED SERGE, WARRANT- BD\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, OB $20 WILL BUY ONE OF THE NEWEST STYLES OF ENGLISH OR DOMESTIC CASSIMERE OR CHEVIOT SUITS. ‘WE CARRY IN OUR STOOK THE FINEST GRADE OF READY-MADE Goops, BUT THE DEMAND FOR QUITS AT THE POPULAR PRICES OF $15 AND $20 INDUCES Us TO GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THAT qualaTy, ‘WR MEAN TO SHOW THE VERY BEST GOODS TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON aT [THOSE PRICES. NEW LINES OF SERGES TN QUTAWAY AND GACK OOATS JUST RE- BB RARWUM & GO, lady: will assist with WANTED—HELP. ‘ANTED_WHITE AND COLORED WOMAN Cooks, Chanbermaide, ‘Nurses, Wait Maids, and Scrub Women; Ws Drivers, , and Big tera COOMBS & BURGESS: 920 FX ie NTED— (EN TO ASSORT BRICKS Wit Nation (prow betek Gor Apply at Werke Waterloo Station, Vi W3ASTED—a Goop ‘to assist with washing and ironing: al maid, wo willasmist the cooky and an © kxind nurse to care for @ ¢hild? 3 Sfepces eguired: mustetay aimient” Apply'st 415 3 stnw. ED—A GIRL TO OOOK AND ASSIST WITH W iotncwork. Gita sstied woman fo nuee. Taaat stay at nicht. WANTED_LOTS. _ WS3STED;, TO PURCHASE POR CASH ONE good size building lot or one acre of ground one ‘or two miles out of city; give the location and price res SES WASTED 5,70, PURCHASE UNINPROVED ‘ground, either inthe city or suburbs, encum. Berea pa rmiscumbered, WW? METCALE, formerly ‘E'Motealf. 1331 F st. jel-3 ANTED—LOTS—THE NATIONAL CAPITALIN Yeatment Co., (Samuel H. Walker, prvaident, 6:0 ‘ave., next door to City P.O.) Elimible Prov Or amall, in any section, promplly pur if found to be a bangain, my 10th and Va. ave. &¥, Lo WANTED MISCELLANEOUS JANTED—A WHITE COOK, ONE WHO HAS ANTED — LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO had experience in pastry preferred, 32 ‘wish aketc! ow onvanizing for 1th snes side door, 7 ANGLO | me wuamer say do 00 by the ART ScHOOL, WANTED—A WHITE PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO | 512 Fast Capitol ste yeachausber work, oF co away with an invalid if de" | \WTANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE AT #31 sired: the best of feferences required. Call at 917 I Month on the low grounds above Ge- at 2er-9tt | carte tise. Wa. WOOD, Stalls "18 und 30." Wa D WOMAN AS CHAMBER. | town Market. mai mittens a nce and 'ANTED—ONE OR MORE JERSEY HF) ‘and waitress, must have ci must stay at nighta, ADDI. WaAxXTEDS 4 NEAT, Watts srt yuisiana ave White Girl for general housework; ly. WASTED. CONSTIPATION POSITIVELY ¢ ‘Must be well ded. Appl: Nea * taking CLARK'S CONSTIPATION 8, after 6 p.m. or addresa Bor 9B, Star Ole. 1i* | This ied remarkable good wool laxatives wens. ye: pared from fruits and veeetables. “Gan be taken ireciy. ¥ ANTED—A TIDY COLORED BOY TO RUN ELE- SSEP he is Dyson may | SoM ina He Rese beds sine has pa D 3D BARBER AND A SHOP box | WWANTED—OLD SHELVINGS AND COUNTERS WANTED-4 GOOD, BARBER AND ABHOP BOF | WW Atitibte tora clothinn store of tle store Fa nw. ie ‘ON ‘ANTED — WHIT! OLORED COOKS ND (male and female), office Wares GENTLE HORSE AND PHY ‘store boys, this city; the summer oF lorater. tok My anale 8 some ope boys, this city; for the summer of longer, to keep for his foe srcpuaseueat, Hockville, MA” Fe Se BUSAN Radios or Tike Blarotiee Et US th a SFethw. 28-60" S epee ; ply tid? Hee aw a | au ei sae V ANTED-IN A SMALL FAMILY A GERMAN eI Waieracners SMU EAMES ot GERMAN | WANTED WELLS DUG WANTED-GIRE FOR COOK AND GENERAL | FAT. 333 Sun's ne.” x housework (no washing). 996 7th st nw. It" | Wr ANTED—A SECOND-WANDSINGLE HARNESS, tbe ood. Adaram HAR my send postal card, and have your suit of clothes called for to be cleaned or dyed by our uew odorless WASTED, 5 SA, 00), CAINETAMARERS | Apply to J, W.BARKER, 625 Louisiana ave, n.w.* | Process. PRINCE, 1009 F st," my331 WANTED_EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING 80- SOUTHERNER WHO HAS MADE | the guitar a specialty desires p trument: satisfaction guaranteed ; 1 amonth, Addr: ITAR, Star office, WANTED DRESSMAKING TO. DO IN ies or take home. Cuts by Tailor system, dress MISS AUB. Starofice ny. WASTED HORSES To PASTURE—K horses specialty ox when regu:red ’ horses eailed f Wititcrtor newspaper work: food pay sod nent position, Address, with reference, Box 5, oftice. V V yy ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WHO IS WELL AC- quainted among Grand Army men, at enc per month; a good man. Apply at 4.6354 y jae Sa INTELLIGE! iT LAD! from city. O. ARK, hizo, Mt . atone OCD ADEROS dS Gace St eee ABH | WWANTED_EVERYDODY TO KNOW THAT W Warkicniceans al our-own moots aint cll Shen the lowest cash prices: on easy" terms, without sre ity, to parties with good references. STRANBU GE! & SON, Mauutacturing Clothiers and Tailors, 1112 st now. my21-Im NSTON, sat Law, Koom 41. Le Drs Building, will pay cash for Military Bounty Land Wer poe issued for services in any war prior to the 1 Vv ANTED—STEAM CARPET c WANrEn— WHITE MAN TO TAKE CARE OF iorses and carriages: must understand his busi- ness: city references required. Aduress, stating wages, Wanted, Box 107, Star otice. eae WAN TSD tT ONCE COOK AND CHAMBER ‘with reference: must stay at nig ply 12 Maryland ave. nw. aw WANTED-A CAPATLE W Eeneral howsework aud assist no washing. “BOU 2d st. n.w. in care of ‘children; 2 ER APPLY feathers renovated, tmatuyasct inade over, em WANZED{A BREAD BAKER. APPLY T called for aud delivered, jovest, prices | aaa 402 Paave.: Factory oun st aud K's. ¢- Tel WANTER-4 Wout call 610-2. FIL YOUNGS. SS myitetea | vatEe ee ee WAS2 RST ROWS THAT CS BUNDY, OF | ‘ED-A Gi i rr WOMAN) fouisiana avenue (opposite City Hall), is | Wiener the ershore for the Seianies to manik | Comminsioner of Deeds Yor sl'tae State att ier with the wa-hing ior a family of three persons, Must | tories (except Maryland) my ilu | have the best city references who ean be secu person- rp ame ps er ANTED—TO CONSTRUCT ARTISAN WELLS |W. itlow prices and quick notice; any quality of | Room 1, (up. stairs) map Turniaited, water connection tade sel-2te God Usenet. ww. | UTP OF piplnn furnished: yaser compaction wade WANTEDLA DIUG CLERK: NONE NEED ap- | JAS 8 REAGAN PAL, Ancostia, B.C. “tayiU-ii+ pix without the best of references, ce ANTED_HIGHEST CASH PRICE 5 JaduSt, Box 166, Alexandria, Va. Jel-2t"_ Ww cuban Cho 3 Wachee Gun Pistol | ANTED_WHITE AMERICAN BOY, ABOUT 15 Carpets, Feather Beds. Carpenter ‘Tous, ail | WW SSevcithta drives mile warn, halp focal | Bot Household Puraiture. “Addrea Box I Ottice. and niake himself useful; must bring ‘good references, Simin aes WASTED SECOND WAND FI hold Address J. H. If. corner of Sth and Q at. u.w. Jel-at* JANIED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AT MOK- Tots, Stoves, Festa Ee a POON | Petid Adveas Hl BAUM. 210-251 stinat of tay Wy ANTED — WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO. $25; | = = + ee ea 3 ‘ANTED—R, WASHINGTON'S W Siete Miot-house, "attend hase, “Mest MAGIC CREAM OK INSTANTANEOUS CURE. BUknAUSl? Zt hae ee Any breaking out on fare oF boty cared. Moth, rim, | Tn ee Se | pies wrinklem blackheads, vulwat redioss,erzoMia a WE NIED- AN, ACTIVE “AND, EXPERIENCED | £11facial distirurements.Feuwved, ands clear’ com Blightoe tar Eire Titian a Sad ae Be | oll Sec eet arenas, Seemed ond 5 ear sm: right party. Addrvas "INSURANCE," Stat office. | Testimonials on applicatie oe eee OF ABOUT AZ | Sold by all drnewisis. ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT BOY ABOUT 17. | Sold by all’ deiuictsts 9Uc. and 81 per box. Apply at ELECTRIC STEAM LAUNDRY, 1007 V Bane dele" | WANTED BUSINESS MEN 70 Le ANTED—A DINING-ROOM GIRL (WHITE), | ayo reese ine op fer eat Jab aud book yy War tie soutiwest corner of Strand Osta .w! a ick wo ulster SLITS iad ano © BARI, Printers ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HiOUSE- ‘TPD_AT GEN. EF “BTOG! Wortrkat 101i Strngut svete wanear those | WANTED AT, GEN. EF BEALE'S stock Cele YR elereOee > iio eee on SERS URE By boron calle for sud pears y ANTED—A WHITE NURSE, BETWEEN 17 AND | B. LAFVERTY, Hay scales, 10th and La.ay. Jald-6i Wi ieern of nets with no cljection to travel “Ad, dress TRAVEL, Star oifice, my3i-3t WASTED SA YOUNG MAN AS PORTER INA | ware house: one scquainted with plumbing, | gas and steam-fitting, and supplies connected there: Sith preferred; strictly temperate, “Address SL. VANTFD-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS E: terminated tre WV ANTED ~ STEAM "CARPET Muipring by our | H.CHACH & BHO. G16 La ava. 7 ANTED — COMMISSIC every JOHN. Commissioner, In office tro 9 am. to of domestic labor, for ¢ iT uiM ‘aplo y ANTED—MAIDS, NURSE! femele), waiters." dr A) cooks tor Lrbokign, N. Yvan otter citi” 9 COUNTRY BOARD. u.w., telephone 379-2, PRICE & CO. Sn PLEASANT. (VILLA WaASzER woe SENSE AND ENERGY, | Q)UEAR, PLEAGANT, BOARD IN, VILLAGE 1 in hor iconlity: ealary’avout @00, uicithiy; references | HERCARE! to and from station roe of Cliange. “Avy exchanged. EJ, Souxson: Supt, 14 4 arclay_ oxi ‘MILLAN, Woodviile, S| ¥. my26-1 MERGES He Se a) 7 ANTED—TEN OR TWELVE SUMMER BOARD- | Ac eihie Seanieeaee sabe W ‘thr pleasant lovality:lnneeabauy yard two newe | 4 froth le sinployment: picture ee Send 10. fora valuable ‘cuce on.» Only-a few hundred. will be dis- ‘haliseit “ALBANY SUBPLY" CO. Afton, iy fo: | springs:' tenus moderate. W. GIN! 0 culare widreos Va. jez HARPER'S wantazes neces (NE: y Trae to nase, and sik NDORES _EMPLO sary fo promoteccmfu lacspatrounse solicited, NIED Tanctad ty iglies. Men and women.wiite | Ajicasure to please. Full particulars ou application and coat dealt kiuds of dees labor, foreiiyand | Jet-3m.W.M-CLARK, Keep Tryst, Wash. Co, Md. Ehings with reference, ‘717 M st. UW. Sac | eaenya0n NMAE WAGON Aa TE et ier Springs, will open July 1. )-LEARNE! Bs Free livery, | ANT Hniemiationd Tailor Syston wit a Deautitulshnde, ane waters fruits aailk and’ ice, fo raieor tape eae ae beat hege aleod Any 3 terms call on MRS.J. F, LOVE, ¥ Burlin apd’ London dresmaakers cu J. Fe Svat easily leatued, rapid,comprehensive and prac Jel-2we 512 10th st., Washington, D.C. and te only systeni in America teaching the above an Which needsno reiting. Patterns cut, materials Aited, | PPO, GENTLEMEN CAN BE At T MODATED for the summer ins ly, near station: 8 {irsped or wade. ‘The system taught by Mine: = aap ysne see BSISTIESUER, “commervatory Of Modes," 1252 Rpt. | Walle cach wan; i howss ride from iy aly coutorts. | ‘w., Weshington, D.C. apz6-tojes* ” | Sunes, Mae Seige | = = 66 (\RICHTON,” LUTHERVILLE, N.C. R. KR. MD. N' awd ‘ia Baltimore and Potor RR. can _WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ | CBee xis Matin ut tuto for Coo n sails Wate Laue | GUMMER. BOARD IN NINGINIA, THE UNDER- \1 Nurses, Scastress, Men Waiters, Cooks. Coach: | S'ciyned will revives Mutted uvauber of bourders ie Tarun Hands, Butlers, and” Valots. COOMBS & | for the summer at ber reudence in the Gree BURGESS. Jez-ate” | nelebborhood. Louise Co..Va. The situation i yANTED-A,DRESSMAKER WANTS A SITUA. | the house | lance counfortable, | the n Wittn aed mad Heterences given: Avy AO | tyselourgnd tekuttal witian suisieney of alae 13th st. ww. = 7 ANTED—BY A COLORED M. ‘A SITUATIO’ . MORRIS, Trevilians. A) ‘as waiter in private faunily of tend a horse; can | AED AT TAKOMA PARE, FIGR bring good references. Apply at 1633 12th st. “It ‘Lie og TN ES SL eg GR Teel -BY AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, A | View, spacious yerandas, pure air and water, 300 feet | ‘Stuation with fist class faualy fearing the city, | MOSES, higher than Washington. Address GUY koma, D. C. ‘of child: beat of refer: 0. Cac e aa EALTHY LOCATION, GOOD WATER. HALF | mile from depot and post-office: on the Vancinia STED—TWO YOUNG COLORED MEN WANT | Midland 1c. i; will convey boarders to and from the | Ueto dhe cquutry to alikinds of work: two | devo grauy place they my deur jo wy Adare 3.6 rel girls wish places to take care of children: the | C. HOUGH, “loss Hill,” Nokesvilie, Prince William | Qeet of references furnished. Address “HELP”, Way- | oie my2s-Ge | Jand Senunary, Cit sige" NTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, CHAM- fermnsitaniurece, walt four experienced in- bands, | Qoanys aide z and 632 | QUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILC Patm ma Smy2e-0e | Soue of the most beautiful sections of Viet Wy ANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED SETTLED | Hop high and tu tables, inilk and ic For particulars ap Ei, Philomont P.0., Loudoun Co., Va. a ayld-colm UNSET HILL—OFEN JUNE 1, LARGE AIRY | rooms, beautiful erove near hobse. sprinc beds, milk, ice, fruit aud vetables. Address ‘Chamb- | Tin, Hamilton, Loudoun County, Va myZo-2W* IGNED WILL. IN DUE SEASON, Deprepared te accommodate a Hoaited muon of fata pleasant imountain home. Address rire, # situation as nurse tor oue child. City ref. “Spply at No. 1108 20th st.nw. Jeez ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LAD‘ “psituation as Chambermaid or Waitress. App! 3 New Hatnpeire ave. ‘Call for threo daya. 4 rED — SITUATIONS — FOU, CHAMBER. wruids, two Nurses, one cock, all white, one Fuglah with, with reference. 717M at. mw. DU ORES EMP @ ae 'F RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, ville, xy Co., W. Va, GEO. WANTED ts icaethe chy asnurse orto waited | _myie-u SE SESS juired: ELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN ht bousework if onfadiaress for three aya angivereference. Call Diieiitiraine of Vinminieat The Brook pleuty of Est. n. inilk and ice, 17 ables and pure spring water. \y ANTED—HEADQUARTER FOR COOKS, HOUSE. | Address Mra. C. 5: TON, ho, Albemarle Coy Va Worticess, insids, waitress, uupses, laupdzens, men | _™=y12-Lm cooks, waiters, butlers, coachulen f FEW SUMMER BOARDERS CAN, BY EARL gud dairy: all |AT. BUREAU, 317 ext? iationalities; eity aud country. lication, be accommodated on reasonable te1 eee all Fax ee eg ed ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY-ONE | THOMAS ELLIOTT, Proprietor. it he can | QPRING BANK FARM, 2 MILES FROM ALEXA’ Iisa ir prafeion, een ‘heruns: BS vor weer. ice, sion, ae. Teruin, 62 Trait tet dally, Address SPRING GANK. Wiitsires sgrnloament of ats mite iimmelf generally used Ties AB. Stak ufc kind, where el ferences. Ad- a 1-2t* BY A SERS seo rE E ioe Webster and gecouttaat's an : c ‘F. FLINT, care Dr. , EXGl ae : Spee os Ssray uarent town 1B i : WASTED; REEINED,, SEILLYUL Genoax | WS Elm Koop nmet lO, W Sou Aisa whaion a aituatiow an steam z in a fancy shirt factory : good reference given. CLE Tiis doth st 2 ae ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE Gi BOARDING. seelion co wavellngs references, Call at 1108 J6W0at | FIRE DUPONT HOUSE, N. E Com a7TH AND = mee | Doser ae tat ae ee 7 ANTED—PLACES FOR COOKS, MAIDS. WAIT. iy very te in ol ie copeieleeaney W thr drivers butlers scsustressde, niireed, petclape overs, pct in, all st culate, maids aud other help, ‘with references, for 0 moderate. ‘Sear dllercitics. “G20 at iw. Telephone mode E &CO. my80-6 Fe BRENT_FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST- Eoténis accommodated 1010 Lsther meciged abate 1016 iotber WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY REFT TET COUPLE, Within feos Commmintoe Ber| __ PERSONAL. 5 FotmaT taraes Bos Oo war allo, setae SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘ANTED—BY A GENILEMAN, FURNISHED anew FiyN eae, fe ae rere oivon ahaa: “aRgreas tir’ BAMEY. eare Beat. Am" W. Gor. Sth and K sta. iw. sdrggesavan below. {th'end Corcoran sta Jol" 8 ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON Wie oxuntural Bente Sec "Guthine. Aine of a at ‘wast section; ble; state. and Gig 4 Tot of oocma: "Addrege 1°. ba Star i. — ‘ED—ONE FRONT ROOM AND BOARD IN Wires fay ourey Por eae Tet Adios stating terme, Hox ToL Siar ce. dei SUBURBAN PROPERTY. INTERSECTION OF 20TH PRL A a Spee ee mtn WANTED--HOUSBES. i zs ae MES [Sune Ham ‘BY "ANTED—HOU! 6 TO RG Tie down; rin in 4 office. =a DUNLAP'S NEW YORE STYLE IN SPRING HATS. of Head Gear in Ce eee eu ‘Address Box 92 Star: a aa ED FOR @6000TO CASI WILLETT & RUOFF, EO oO eae ar oa bole Agents for this city, with it wintEs, ‘ee, exporur: | stace, suttat FOR RENT—ROOMS. RB RENT—1400 ANL 1408 HST. NW. LARGE d handsomely furuielied roukwa, with of without is figton and Wotiales‘s Motels, Suan Fe pease RENT-A YRe furninbed, with te Rewghborhovd abc Ja nice FO 2882S BST LOWE FO0R oF é &. unfurnished. Teseumt apartinente, for © n anid wise without children, compentent 10" weeping. L000 Gti wit. we hunt ow ork KORE ad WRENT—AT W718 erie N RNS Toms. gentlemen only. Cail Deiter Oe ee eae TH STN WA FURNISHED ee with modern improyeurentay yea {OK RENT—ELEGANT SECOND-FLOOR PARLOR nd bed cha) furuished. south lane bay we seis: newly papered. No children her 14ch Jett NICELY FURNISHED hooms, 2D north and of care and herdics ‘first claws Graut row. mk]? 10w" ED AND UNFURNISHI nent and transdet oe Farragut square je IST. NW. OPPOSITE PRANK- 1 pleasant Rooms for th xchange POUR UFFURNISHED ROOMS, OM same for. yes. F Wat <1 Rooms, newly | wets, to parties Wit 04 Sth at now. we JOK RENT ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNPURD Yished, at reas Fates, With oF without Hoarl, at Clinton House Tthand Lats nw. Butrance 526 that Streetcars pass the door toall parte of the city yeo-3e RENT—PURMISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ‘ome: bay witidow : EUR wie Ok KENT BLE FURNISHED Koons FOR, BENT be Sorin, board for aMWOE mote, 1340 Lat, ED as NT_TWO DELIGHT FULLY FURNISH ra HANDSOMELY Toons also one single room, NT—COR. OTH AND MASS. AVENUE ly furnished front Rooimm ‘second and Board. Southern and eastern ex- ‘jy { tee lines of cara.” Keterences exchanged NT—NICKLY FURNISHED ROOMS PEI. bildren, 1719 14th st, cor. Ktigia, ROR KENTA Die st. NOW ON J, farsiatiod front room mutta f jemen, with bath.gus and atteudaw my3T-1w JOR RENT—TWo LARGE, Mnieating Poot CEL one oF two gem aC summer raten, very PLEASANT, fy OK RENT—HANDSOME, LARGE ROOMS, WITH bath attached, at sumer rates 14th wtreet naw. ny 31a OR RENT— TWO COMMUNICATIN hushed rooms on second. fk ve haw large bay withdow singly oren suite; bath on same fluor. 920 19th et nw ng Bist JOR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS 08 second floor sunteble for heht housekeepine south front, with Uath and gas, will rent to wd Apply 1919 Ht st. aw cs JUL RENT—TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Kooms,” Also, one large square unfurnixted rom Ou parior floor: southern exposure, 126 FF st, Ww nyse" 20K RENT—TWO ROOMS ON BND FLOOR FUR Buisted or unfurnished, bath and gaa Aprly. ak 7380 T2th at a Bye OR KENT FUL rooms, mee plenty air, sleehinug atid sitting roo | Kood “nehborhood, rent very modetate. 7 St. between Graud Hi wis, P1824 HST. N.W—FURNISHED COM. Kvous, en suite, lange and alts, 0B od tlucre, at cheap sumauer rates ely furnished. with matting; sputhera ‘from $5 up. ‘nis 28-6 'T-VPRY DPSIRABLE SPCOND FLOOR nd. one or two be: JOR RE! Parlor au lure PET NW. SUITE second oor will be Very desitalde: 40% went and table boarders a OF 817 MARKE 307 N st. nw. ENT FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OB with private bath; 1001180 hw QOL KENT_ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Fooms on Ist and Ja floors with board, at 1807 HL ity.“ Truumeut Moderate prices, ‘Teley OR 2 and Bu dit city: no ext of Convenience, ec: bel feeatice, special sttenuon, ven to sanitary array mista conve of access, &e.. street care fas doors every two, Mult Por further pardcalare cqply tne? ow? sinates, ‘THOMAS J. FISHER, or 2025 Mist. oa preload, Pat.nw., FOR RENT—-OFPICES, £ DROIT By DING, JOR IN 1 Patent Office ; two Fouyis on i fivor, fronting Sth and F sts, with aaplecen patent attorney” Two roomeS rout, Well adapted for real esta Daseient floor, F xt and insurs ‘T-—STORE AND CELLAR, CORNER OF d Lets, nw. suitable for» business of sath a kind. Apniy to W. CJOHNSON. rs Tit af. aw my 12-ha FOE RENT STORE AND CELLAK 408 127 st,, 1 door from P: Lat Ror build r to JAMES ¥. DAVAS' SUNS, 1 t FOR RENT--MISCELLAN JOR RENT—STABLE very desi SOUS IN REAR OF 1512 NST; ble five wtallx and carriage E714 loth st. my 16-Lup ARN TYPE-WRITING.© reutedat $9 per mouthand sold om inonthly payiments yeu “CALIGRAPH OFFIC — ___ BUSINESS CHANCES, i V VEST 1.000 CASH POR SMALL place or ground, ot will pay this amount for» lancer piece of proverty, bulabes ou tint AMOUKT, star ottice. Y OTICE. — PARTNER Business nicasant.agresable and can be doubled every MPORTANT SALE OF LUMBER. —HALF MIL- lion feet of choice Building Material, bet used in connection with National Drill. ber is all new and in goud condition, and will be sold Jots to suit purchasers, Proposals for all or any pu tion of it are invited, gpd parties wishing Lo ty so by applying at the rounds, or to WIMSATT ‘ast, D3. MACAKTY, 122101 the city moucy aye. Address Ju, 1D) Star da « \ ROCERY AND PROV im extreme part of JON STORE FOR SALb— nh M.A Ryed Rosen tae selling, Address GRUC! 13s Diet. w. mySs-Bteod™ 2 = £0. U. READ, INVESTMENT F Loa Ageut, G06 11th st. uw, ceut, Debenture bonds and Kaces for gale; also ix per Gout twenty year cold bearing Water Company bouds, ing semi-annual mtarest, LOCAL LOANS NEGOTIATED, thirty ‘all pay Ww. TT, 1311 ¥ ST Nw ; ous : very State and Ternary. Atotiice from 8:08.18, t05 pam ped PECIAL TO GOVERNME! LOXES. = fs SS'We seit you fine clothine, both read: ‘Our measure, OU cosy payipents. ef prices, STRASBURGER ke Glothiers and Tatiors, 2112 Fat 'n.w OOK AT THIS—YOU CAN HAVE YoUK PURSE: tured st B08 New York sv. te sree DY load OF bulk: gouds hoisted Uy elev War. edb and to AMER my PL” € ‘D_PRI ANDBILLS, 4x6, 10,000 1,000 ¥2, 30,000 B14, 100,000 625, Sizg 16,000 #6, 20,000 $10, 50,000 ©: S.Llettniti yroaans, expt worhti, Antigue, sai, linen. tuted, co DERSON © MOUiL: 1010 and BOL2 Pave. EIEN G, 1010 atid 1012 Paave. uw. es Ca peat RULL & DFAN, Brokers aud Dealersin GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, WESTEKN FAKM MORTGAGES tnd Lands, and [esi Estate in Washingtow, Minnespolis and Chi Ofice: Room 4, Glover bundy, 1 m7 Sm s aes = AL VAST SAPE DEPOSIT COMPANE "Pid FE hoor SrokaGe WARENOUSE G Ps VE. N. W. (South Side.) ¥16 PA AVE. *. ‘—+™ avail Aves of the advantages offered by this com. 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