Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY. CROSBY 8. NOYES awn fide daily cireulation more than trebie at of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that «fall the ether daily papers here added together. THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications, Contributors whowtsh to possess their manuscripts, f un. used, should keep a copy. &™ Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, ¥ its appearance the same day te desired, reach the office not later than 12 o'clock noon, 82” No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or ‘Communications on any subject. Acorrespondent jn Monday's Stax calls atten- tion to and criticises a change of geographies in the public schools. ‘The new geography is roughly handled, as Inaccurate and antiquated in tts spectal feature of jocal information, and as faulty in other respects. The people of the District, of course, de- sire that a text-book claiming to give special con- sideration to local geography shall picture the ‘Washington of the present, and not draw its ma- terial from ancient history.” But without weigh- ing in detail the comparative merits of the old and the substituted text-books, public attention may be drawn to the circumstances of the change. It appears that the new geographies were substt- tuted without notice, statement of reasons or dis- cussion, and in the midst of the school year. ‘These facts tend to fllustrate the evil effects to be feared from abolishing the management of the schools by trustees, which were predicted by THE STAR When the Commissioners took that step. Frequent changes in text-books, not improving the educational course, but unsettling pupils, a source of expense to parents, and profitable (it 1s hoped and believed) only to drummers and jobbers, have always been a danger to be resisted in the management of the public schools, Under the ola system a board of citizens, selected from among those who would pay for the proposed changes, if made, held open meetings and debated and often wrangled over proposttions of this kind. Such meetings were sometimes criticised as debating societies or denounced as discreditable specimens of bear garden. But jobs cannot stand the strong light of discussion and exposure. The defects of a Proposed text book and the tnadvisability of a change were learned by the public before intead of after the new works were substituted, and the expense tmposed. The Commissioners are hin- dered, by the duties and responsibilities of caring for the interests of two hundred thousand people, from attending to all the compli. cated details of the vast public school system, and they are therefore much more Mable to be Imposed upon, espectally as their ac- ‘tion is or may be in private, and they do not have the advantage of a public discussion of proposals of the kind in advance of a decision. An “advi- sory” board of eftizens 1s good enough as far as it goes. It does not interfere where any power is to De exercised, and it serves as a scapegoat for drudgery and the annoying consequences of omis- stons or blunders, The city should have, however, tm accordance with the almost universal rule in ‘this country, a board of trustees, as an independ- ent body, to choose teachers, select school sites, establish text books, and attend to school matters generally. It should be a representative Dody, with considerable power and corresponding responsibility. The number of trustees proposed in the bill before the last Congress is so large asto suggest that the board thus constituted may be clumsy, Dut valuable sugzestions for legislation can doubtless be obtained from that bill. THE ‘Star thinks that the Commissioners were unwise to take from the District its vestige of representa- tion, a eftizens’ school board, in order to add to thelr own extraordinary and arbitrary powers, and will be glad to see the schools of the city again entrusted to the management of the citi- zens, $2 —__ From time to time somebody throws out In print @ bint that the War Department knows more about Captain Howgate’s present abiding-place than It cares to make public; and some of these innuendo- mongers go So far asto say that they could put their hands on the captain themselves In a few hours time if it were desirabie. All this 1s very interesting, or would be if it had not grown stale by years of periodical repetition. If so many per- sous know where Captain Howgate 1s, why does not one of them produce him? If this ts not expe- dient, why does not one at least tell where he may be found by anybody who happens to be in search of him? Every man who deliberately aids in the concealment of a fugitive from justice becomes, in ‘& measure, a party to that fugitive’s offense. Either let Howgate’s whereabouts be exposed, and the War Department given a chance to put itself fairly on record, or else let the persons who talk s0 much and say so little cease their insinuations of double-dealing in high places. —<—<—— = ‘The refusal of the Canadian customs authorities toallow an American fisherman to buy ice for his vessel at Halitax does not augur well for the peaceful policy which some of the Dominion statesmen have professed a desire to pursue toward the United States until the two govern- ments could reach a satisfactory understanding On the fisheries question. Possibly our northern neighbors are anxious to test the elasticity of the President's patience, knowing that he Is reluctant toenforce the retaliation law, unless a positive necessity drives him toit. There is no amuse- ment more fascinating to souls of a certain cast than playing with dangerous things at a safe dis- tance. It is to be hoped that, if they are bound to make mischief, the Canadians will do enough of it to force Congress, at its next session, as a mere latter of self-respect, either to order the submis- ‘sion of the whole controversy to arbitration or to put the United States navy on a business footing. <<a 2 Afew daysagoan animated contest was held near Sligo, Md., between horsemen and bicyclers 4m which the horses came out slightly ahead. A still more interesting and novel match was that carried out last Monday evening between some pedestrians and a B. and O. train, between Wash- ington and Silver Spring, seven miles. Owing to the late heavy rains the walking was not very good, and for the first four miles the contest was ‘very close, Dut on the down grade of the turnpike, beyond Brightwood, the pedestrians rapidly gained on the train and reached Silver Spring fourteen quinutes ahead. SS Red Shirt, the Indian chief, does not consider ‘the British parliament a very spirited legislative body. Laws are passed, he says, much quicker in the United States than in England. Our aborigi- nal brother has probably drawn his comparative estimate from the closing hours of a Co! when Mr. Randall and Mr. Holman have ‘Succeeded 1m holding back all legislation, good and bad alike, ‘Till the last moment, and heaps of bills bad in es- sence or crude in form are rushed through at rail- road speed, and half the deserving ones are thrown Out oF lost for lack of time. Dottass Asp Sexse THESE ARE TWO GOOD THINGS TO HAVE AND THOSE WHO MAKE GoopD USE OF THE LATTER GENERALLY MANAGE TO GET THEIE SHARE OF THE FORMER. ASTONISHING RESULTS AND PLEASANT SURPRISES ARE PROMISED TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT ALREADY EXPERIENCED THE COMFORT AND SAVING OF DOING BUSINESS WITH US. OUR AIMIS NEVER TO BEUNDER-SOLD. OVER-CHARGING IN OUR HOUSE IS IMPOSSIBLE, EVERY ARTI- CLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. OUR BOYS’ SUITS FROM $2.50 TO $8 ARE MARVELS OF THE TAILOR'’S ART AND A SURPRISE TO OUR PATRONS AS TO PRICES. OUR ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING FOR YOUNG MEN IS ENDLESS IN VARIETY AND PRICES. OUR SUITS, COATS AND VESTS OR COATS FOR EXTRA LARGE MEN 18 A SPECIALTY AND WE CAN FURNISH ANY SIZE REQUIRED. AN EARLY CALL IS S0- ‘LICITED. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, ad 400 7TH ST. N.W., COR D ST. F, taser Surers. OPEXED THIS Pa wos, eas A tre THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. WEDNESDAY, Laxssvzcn & Bao. Will present exceptional bargains on THEIR SRD FLOOR THIS THURSDAY aud FRIDAY. zn ‘This room devoted to odds and ends: being entirely Remnants and short lengths; patrons can procure Probably the very article they want at lees than price Sf production. Visit this foc, it will repay Jou. itis Sar, Large and Yesuumodious stairway Tor those thet Dreter walking, “mone Among thi offered this Tht akmone, the many extra bargains! this Thurs- 25 DOZEN INFANTS’ MULL CAPS in RERENT STYLES WORTH FROM 250. EACH FOR 19C. First customer gets the pick out of 300. 50 DOZEN GENTS’ WHITE AND COLORED 8U8- PENDERS, worth from 25¢ to 14C. CHOICI ‘We offer a lot of Manchester Linen 10 DIF- ‘TO 50C. ‘and Tisgue cloth remnants at 8c. per Sold at 30 and 2c, Including. siso, a tnall quantiey of colored lace bun! Owing to the circumstance that these are sold st about one-third of thelr regular value we would advise you to call early to se- cure a bargain. We have received @ new fnvoice of the famous fine French Satteen remnants in light and dark gentens, EE ae OES Elay bo the last fot of the season. In order to satisfy the general demand of our pat- has cured anothe the well- pone webave isaned atother quantity of the. w. ‘1 yd wide %ya wide 18e., worth 30c. Tae., worth 22c. S.cases of dark and light figured Gncluding msn; isin colors) French Batiste remnants at 10c. per yard Worth 12) and ide. This in desirable iot iu quality tnd patterns. NOW COMES THE BEST NEWS OF ALL — A SPECIAL OFFERING W OULD BE WELL APPRECIATED. praator WE HAVE ON SALE OF _WAMSUTTA BLEACHED SHEETING AND PILLOWCASE KEM NANTS, each plece stamped Wainsutiay to. prove that WARRARTED ES Tieg st fu depeape, te FOLLOWING LOW FIGURES: width 9-8 48inch 50inch 6-4 and 10-4 Price lle. “12ye. “Ide. i6e. 250. We cannot keep from demonstrating to Hotel and He i Lewes goer! the true = or donery genitio oer deserves and sbould consequently In our Lace Curtain Department, we will offer the following: Anew lotof Fancy Curtain Draperies at Sc., 10c., 12i4e, and 19c. per yard, ‘worth cousidersby” more, also the remainder of the famous 3\¢ vards Jong Cream. and White, tspe-bound Nottingham Lace Ci ins at 1.25 per r, worth $1.65, and a general discount of 0 per cent on sll our curtain Laces. Our Spread irtment is filled to its utmost city of ail the different. widtus and quatities io te market, of which a few quotations wiil satisfy you. 165 size Mi it 73c. rs foe, er Feacing Marseilles Spreads si per pair, 205 extra size British Honey Comb Spreads, superb designs at 81, generally sold at 81.37% 108 Famous Clarendon Pique Gets sxiry stee sod Scnrarses Fon Toxontow. * If we were to publish all the telegrams and letters re- cetved from our buyers *twould fill an entire column of the “Star.” Will open to-morrow morning NEW LACES, NEW EMBROIDERIES, NEW FANS, NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW HADDKERCHIEFS, and NEW PARASOLS. We can’t give descriptions because the goods will not arrive until to-morrow morning: but, on the suthority of our buyers, promise manysur- prises. $ypordinary fine patterns, at $1.25, value ‘53 extra size (11.4) Imported Mf: 3 patterns at $2, peeks. arama ee In order to redi imme stock of foreign gomeatic Caasimeres as woll an Cotigusdce Rentuees Jeans, etc, we will offer 10 per faction of Sent (ibis "Thursday and Friday onfs). 3 cases of Bleached Cotton Remnants st Ge. yard, worth #e. ahr 1 case of Bleached Cotton Remnants at 7c. per yard, worth 10c. 2 cases of Bleached Cotton Remnants at 8c. per yard, worth 12¥c. ANOTHER LOT OF GENUINE PLAIN BLACK SIMPSON CALICO REMNANTS AT 5G. PER YARD ‘ORTH 8C. ALL DESIRABLE LENGTHS. ALSO AGUASUTYOF BLACK AND WHITE SECOND EQUALLY AS ANY IN EGU- Popaliy AS PRETTY as THE REGU ‘4 cases of Cream Groum figured Batiste rem- nants at OX per yusds worth Toe 150 DOZEN TURKISH TOWELS, 5C, EACH. Our advertisements are entirely free from any mis- representations, therefore yuu nocd not be afraid of faining thearticle gis ing your time at you may look for. Strictly One Price. LANSBURGH & BRO., 3S 420-422-424-426 Seventh street. A Cowraztson Sorscrren. ‘We would respectfully suggest to those who have boys to clothe that, previous to their de- ciding where to purchase, they should look through the Boys’ Clothing Stocks of this city, examine carefully the suits for boys, ages 4 to 14, that are offered elsewhere at 85 a suit, then ‘come here, look at those we are selling at 83.50 suit. If those you see elsewhere at $5com- Pare favorably with these $3.50 suits of ours ‘we shall have nothing moreso say. We know ‘whereof we speak when we say that nosuch ‘suits as we are selling at $3.50 can be obtained elsewhere for $5, because previous to our pur- chasing the entire season's production of H. E. ‘Moss & Co.,633 Broadway, New York, manu- facturers of boys' clothing, we were selling the same grades at $5, and at that price they were the best values ever offered here in Washington. ‘They are going fast. Don't delay too long. SAKS AND COMPANY. Among the most stylishly dressed men in Washington to-day are gentlemen who have ‘deen wise enough to secure one of those cle- gant fifteen dollar suits of ours. We have them here in kinds and styles almost without end, in every pattern that's at all fashtonable, and in every fabric that possesses tone and durability. Cut im both sack and eutawey frock styles, per- fect fitting in all their proportions, well and honestly made, and at 815 a suit were never equaled for sterling values. We've got them, ‘and this is the only place they can be found. SAKS AND COMPANY, CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, AND FURNISH- INGs, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. __#8 Repverse Sroce. ‘We are daily making reductions on various articles in our stock in order to close out styles where the assort- ments are broken, and Ladies in pursuit of good GOODS will find many good bargains in Dress Goods that we are anxious to close out. We have Just reduced the prices of our PRINTED PONGEES and SPRING ROBES, in order to carry over as few as possible, and some good bargains can be had if called for this and the coming week. Beautiful BLACK SURAHS at @1. BLACK MERVELEN snd RHADAMES at $1 and $1.25, and many other Spring Dress Goods that we do not wish to carry. One Price. ‘The Best is the Cheapest. W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, #8 919 Pa ave. Woxpenrez Vaxezs. Rather than wait until the end of the season for re- uciug stock we have concluded to do so now, and have cut prices down regardless of cost or value, Fine black, four-button Cutaway Serge Suits, at $10 Feduced from $15. Best quality Blue and Gray, all Wool and Fast Color, Serge Suits, sizes from 33 to 44, at 810. Good Gray Sere Suits at $7.50. Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo Dye, at $7.50. Best Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo Dye, to size 46, $10. Aa immense line of Thin Goods in Coats and Vests, much as Seersuckers, Alpacas, De 5 Whiteand Fancy Vesta ae. n> etem Mohair Greatest bargains ever shown. All Wool Corkscrew Suits, Sack itaway, soe or Cutaway, at $10, Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at $12.50, ‘Prince Albert Suits at $15, worth worth $18. Prince Albert Suits at $18, worth Black Corkscrew Black Corkscrew ine Jersey Suite at $3.50, worth 85 Fine Serge Suits at 96, worth 0. °° ‘A fall line of Cassimere and Cheviot Suits from $2.50 up. For Boys, 14 to 18, our assortment is still complete, but prices way down. = Bicycle Pants a specialty. (Odd Pants from $1.50 up. b OAK HALL A a § 3h eT COB. TENTH AND F STS. X. w. PA EA mm % FARAS SE SURPRISES. Our buyer has closed out balance of stock of Merars. — of New York. We thinkit wise to reduce prices of our present stock, so’twill compare favorably with the new stock to arrive to-morrow. A. 916.25 PARASOL FOR 913.75. ‘Thisis cost price for Heliotrope Satin Star-shape Parasol, entirely covered with heavy black silk Chan- tilly Lace, beautifully carved crook handle, silver mounted. 4915.75 PARASOL FOR $9.98. 89.98 is less than cost price of a black silk Parasol, with pretty designs in red ribbon, over which is @ cover of plaited black Chantilly Lace, The handle is of ebony and hand-carved. 4 $13.25 PARASOL FOR $9.75. Cost $11.50. A garnet satin Parasol, with raised Che- nille figures in black, lined with black silk; satin bows on handle and cover; crook handle. A $7.35 PARASOL FOR €5,48. $6.25 was the cost price of a black silk Grenadine ‘Parasol with Chantilly lace flounce, white satin lining, carved stick, ay" We have quoted samples from our regular stock, but if you will call to-morrow we will have other sur- prises for you, from a dollar and upward, MM MM NN EER. BORE E GREE Ee eee TELE Wine! .y Dunlap’s Hats and Bonnets, that were @25.00 now $12.50each. These represent the choice of Dunlap's entire stock of novelties, and were selected by our Madame Namara after » visit to all the leading im- Porters. CHOICE 25C. SAILOR HATS. Choice Rough and Ready Sailor Hats. Choice, be- cause the usual price for such quality is 33, 35 and 89c. We have white, cream, black and brown. Large bunches of genuine French DAISIES for 38¢. ‘Nets, same colors as straw hats, 25c. per yard. NEW SASH RIBBONS. 9-inch 8. and G. G. Sash Ribbons, all colors, 98¢. 10-inch Moire Sash Ribbons, all colors, $1.48. I2EPP, Af A I1g88, BPAAL Aa 8 PPP AAL AA Us, PB AKA RRR OOY YAR =m RRO OY Y AAL o** EREO O YY AAL RR ¥ £“Stu (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager, ae 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. UU gSS3 BRE i ERE g8Sg 55g USELESS uu «(Sss8 Eee LLLL ue Sg55 00 t o en ) TIT gq H ERE ie Tr ; iP a 2. HH E MMM + H H EKE MMM WHILE THE NEWSPAPER ANNOUNCEMENT MAY BE ABSOLUTELY USELESS TO THOSE WHO CANNOT READ, IT IS VERY RARE TO HEAR THIS EXCUSE OFFERED; BECAUSE THE GOODS ARE AS MUCH WANTED BY THE ILLITERATE AS BY THE SCHOLARLY. AND, WHILE WE REACH THE INTELLIGENT MAJORITY THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE PRESS, THE POTENT AR- GUMENT WITH THE UNEDUCATED MINORITY IS THE QUALITY OF THE GOODS SOLD. QUALITY AND PRICE MUST GO HAND IN HAND, OR ELSE BECOME'VERY BAD FRIENDS WITH THE PUB- Lie. THESE TWIN-LIKE RELATIONS EXJST MOST CHARMINGLY IN OUR HOSIERY DEBARTMENT: AND. WHILE WE CANNOT MopIFY 68 CHANGE THE QUALITY, WE CAN MAKE THE PRICE DO THE WORK <IN SUPPORTING THE LONG AND ‘THE SHORT OF THE ARGUMENT. FOR A SUPERIOR. STRIPED, LISLE-FINISHED HOSE, FOR LADIES, WE ARE ONLY ASKING 29 CENTS A PAIR. TH2 VALUE OF THESE STOCK- INGS I8 FULLY 38 CENTS. WE HAVE A VARIETY OF COMBINATIONS IN OUR STRIPES, LISLE-THREAD HOSE, AT 78 CENTS A PAIR. WE GUARANTEE THE FULL VALUE OF THESE STOCKINGS TO BE 98 CENTS. EXCELLENT BALBRIGGAN HOSE AT 25 CENTS APAIR HAVECEASED TO BE A NOVELTY, AND YT AT THIS PRICE WE ARE GIVING BETTER VALUES THAN YOU EVER SAW BEFORE. IT I8 NOT USELESS TO ANY ONE TO BEAR IN MIND WHERE AND WHEN THEY CAN SAVE MONEY, OR WHERE THEY CAN OBTAIN THE BEST VALUE FOR THE PRICE. IT IS NOT USE- LESS FOR YOU TO READ THE NEWSPAPERS ESPECIALLY THE TRADE NOTICES FROM Be o3 Wea m3 Bay A Bk wera HEE S4 2b Go PH Ee aa 316-318 SEVENTH ST. x. W. 4 Taxes Wosray Or Arrexrox. large and oe rune kt ‘most attracti ‘We have sale Tor THE STOCK INCLUDES: s ine Kid Opera Slippers, with kid lining, ot genuis Ladies’ fine Kid Oxford batton ports, at 74c. worth "sf ee Ladies’ Cae made Oxford Ties, with tips, st 98c., Tals et ‘Men's Patent Leather Pumps, at 870., worth php bgp ag od Slippera et Gbe, worth 61, ie ‘Men, Boys, and Children, at 740, 726 7th St, between G and. Se isda elintc mano eee e720 "Washington, BC. Crea Fraxxezs For Ournca ‘We have just placed on sale 66 plecesof Cream All-Wool Flannel, for Lawn Tennisand Bost- ing Suita, Mountain and Seashore wear, which ‘We offer at the low price of 5c. per yard. ‘The widest and best quality we have yet offered at the price. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, Gor. 11th and F sts: nw. In view of the response we have concluded to continue our special summer sale of Towels the balance of the week. This is the largest stock, largest varisty, and embraces the best intrinsic values we have ever offered. ‘To facilitate selections we have placed the ‘most conspicuous bargains on a long counter. Special values in Bath Towels, (Basement) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, n.w. ‘We have a large stock of Infants’ Goods, care- fully selected, in a good variety of styles, best quality of materials, and excellent values at the Prices named. We quote: Infante’ Short Dresses, three excellent styles: only 25c. each. Infants’ Long Slips, trimmed round neck and sleeves with cambric rufile; only 25¢, each. Infants’ Long Slips, trimmed with Hamburg embroidery ruffle; oniy 3730. each. Elegant line of Infante’ Long Cashmere Cloaks varloty of handsorne styles; $3 to 815, each. 50 Doz. Children's Mother Hubbard Aprons, only 25c. each. Children’s White fine Mull Caps, only 25c. each. Children's White Fine Mull Caps, Normandy crown. Only 50c. each. Full line of Children’s Gamps, large variety of ‘styles, sizes from one to ten years of age. Low- est prices, Excellent line of Children’s Aprons, choice ste, fine quality of materials. 25c. to 91.50 eacl Children’s White Pique Tam O'Shanter Caps. ‘Only $1.62 each. Children's Fine Moll and Embroidery Caps, Normandy crown. Only 82.25 each. Full line of Children’s Gowns, in muslin and cambric, in a variety of choice styles and best workmanship. Sizes one to fifteen years. (Gecond floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lacs: Sroes Unoznwean. ‘We are showing excellent values in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Gauze, Fine Merino, Balbriggan, Lisle Thread and Silk Underwear, representing the largest stock and best variety yetoffered by us, We quote: Ladies’ Fine Gauze Vests, silk bound. perfect fitting ani well finished; high neck with long, short and no sleeves; low neck and no sleeves, only 25c. each, Ladies’ Jersey-Fitting Balbriggan Vests; low neck and no sleeves; high neck and short sleeves, only 25c. each. Ladies’ Fine Gauze Vests, high neck, with long and short sleeves. Only 35c. each: 3 for $1.00. Ladies’ Jersey-fitting Fine Gauze Vests, low neck and no sleeve. Only 3730. each; finer grade 50c. Ladies’ Open-work Summer Vests, low neck and no sleeves. Prices according to size, 35, 40, 45 and 50c. each. Ladies' Extra Fine French Balbriggan Vests, low neck-and no sleeves; Jersey fitting. Only 62%. each. Ladies’ Extra Fine Jersey-ribbed Vests, perfect fitting, V-shape neck and no sleeves. Only 75c. each. Ladies" Jersey-ribbed Extra Fine Lisle Thread ‘Vests, white and ecru, low neck. Only 90c. and $1.00 each. Ladies’ Fine Crepe Lisle Thread Vests, in cream, pink and light blue. Only $1.00 each. Ladies! Silk Vests, low neck and no sleeves, all colors, 82.00 to 84.00 each. - Ladies’ Jersey-fitting Ribbed Silk Vests, high neck and long sleeves, $5 and a6 each. Low neck and no sleeves, $7.50 and 88 each. Ladies’ Fine Gauze Pants. Only 25c, per Pair. Ladies’ Fine Balbriggan Pants. Only 50c. per Pair. Childrens’ Fine Gauze Vests, low neck and no sleeves. Only 25c. each. Infants’ Fine Wool Gauze Shirts, high neck with long and short sleeves, low neck with no sleeves. Prices, according to size, 0c. to 81 each. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 1e8 Cor. 11th and F ste, Tae Grear Mans Dows No. 1. OUR SACRIFICE YOUR GAIN. STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RELIABLE FOOTWEAR. 18 IT A WONDER THAT WE ARE DOING THE BUSINESS? FOR THIS WEEK ONL! Cousins’ Fine Kid Button Boots, $2.20. Ladies’ Feather-Weight, Hand-Turned Button Boots, regular $4 Shoes, now $2.95. Ladies’ Genuine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties,marked down to 98c. Laties' Kid Opera and Pointed Slippers, down to 50c. ‘Misses’ Hand-mide Patent Leather Tipped Oxfords, ony 74e. Gents’ French Calf Custom-made Low Ties aud But- ton; everybody's price 85; our price €3.40. Gents’ Genuine Hand-Sewed Seamless, Vamp, High, and Low-Cut Shoes, #2.95, the equal of any $5 Shoe. Gents’ Hand-Turned Goat Pumps, cheap st #1.25, now go at 98c, Boys' and Youths’ Fine Caf Low Shoes, formerly marked $2, some $2.50 and 83, reduced to $1.48. ‘WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, wel 816 7TH ST. and 1022 PENN. AVE. Esse Quax Viozer Mam AND YET A LARGE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM. ‘This iss very broad assertion to sppear in a simple aa ment, but our aim in this matter is to set our- aclf right—to show that we are governed by a principle ‘and because of the reason of things, and not by a base policy resting upon the shifting sands of A FALSE APPEARANCE. ‘We would rather be wealthy than seem tobe. We would rather be the true friend of the vast army of ‘workingmen than seem to be. Being their true friend, ‘we would not and could not, at the turn of their backs, stab them in s vital part and take their life blood to feed and sustain the Judas Iscariots who betrayed their brethren for a traitor’s price. ‘We would rather ‘be the friend of the poople than seem tobe, and tothisend hsve we bent our every ‘energy and put forth our best efforts—Iaboring in sca- son and out of season to produce and furnish them with desirable, durable, stylish, and perfect-ftting garments st prices which have absvlutely paralyzed. the greedy, grasping ghouls who have. feasted upon this community without let or hindrance for lo! these many years. ‘We would rather be pure and true and Just and faith- ful than seem to be. Pope avers that “The proper study for mankind is man.” ‘And if we know ourself, our motive in coming among you was PURE, ‘That in the conduct of our business we call upon the thousands and tens of thousands of people who bave patronized us to witness that each and every statement made by us, public or private, was upon investigation. found to be an ‘Likewise to testify that in all our dealings with theny they never found us other than aust, ‘And to every promise of protection ever made we have FAITHFUL, Biow ye, the trumpet blow, and summons all the ba watzt VICTOR E. ADLERS i ‘TEN FEROENT CLOTHING HoUsE, TEN 927 and 929 7th St N. W., Cor. Mass. Ave. STRICTLY ONE PRIOR (Open Saturday uatil 11pm, mb31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY, if i ‘JUNE §, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. FOR RENT—ROOMS. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS SWWANTED A GIRL FORGENERAL ORK; NTED—A G ENTLEM, ‘YEARS EX. | JOR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED RooMS, AND a GE POD RNORE; | Wakzee GST LUN OF JR, TEARS, None furuished. Apply at 438 Mastachunetss Ste bring el rely ‘Apply in store 1109 F st new. It" (fultar, plano: also teacher of ‘brass band: oy aw. aes -ANTED- A BPSPECTABLE GIRL OR MIDDLE: See PEnS Ge oNe COT ON Eni OF sum. yuipibelly. Belerence require ‘ppiy at 1880 Werte tt ene fy Sey Famesth a Cott” zou, = ae 2 : oa gee : ¥ a taeie ce ‘ie "3 R RENT—TWO LARGE, CH! AIBY WASTER LEGER G0 COOD REFERENCES | GOTistiac hes opioute romney Se E I ‘ NT ‘ANT! YY HORSE. E; ANTED—A WHITE NURSE APPLY O07 0 8F. | WANDS tna mUkae Po eed eater Se; | 1248 1 SE RT 2 ee nw. ate {430 Nees ‘eR RK RENT—21818T_N. W, FURNISHED AND \\VANTED-A WHITE GmEL FoR he St i Fiiseruruibed Toms; élevated, cool and delichtfal WED WE EOP GENEFAG | WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR on. jee sthstnw ee mma ag PL Re POE RENT-FURNIGHED AND UNFURNISHED ANTED_AT ONCE WHITE GInr, Om wo: | Furniture. "Addrees Wax 135, Bar Office. je8-lm* At the Clintop House, 826 7thet. mw, ‘cook small family ; German oy ‘ANTED—8TI ‘CLEAN! 1D DYEING: re 231 Intel nw 3e-3e | Weonuetn: Srvoidea ten oye ete bathin fr [ey eae 83m ‘ANTED—A SETTLED RED WOMAN TO | each person's clothing: this canno' ave your | J{QR RENT—A LARGE COMMUNICATING FRONT housework in small family. None | tracted establishments: think of this and have your eee r ent Sika rae ee Mead het | eee cars aes ee “aed | PRLS nee corsa aD TEING OR RENT—THREE NICELY FURNISHED WAXTEDIA RELIABLE AND COMPETENT IED STEAM CLEARING AMD DYEING— | HiDuan coven Art sod tence mock Beenie White Woman as chembermaid and waitress: Seg ie Reese eee eae ote ‘new | #10. @8,and 95. Apply to402 lst st. n.w., bet © Sopty 50 Sac ane. ees et ot net It Droces in renered odotiean PRL ge F on iS) HST _§.W-TWO LARGE RETA ‘ED_IN A WHOLESALE GROGERY HOUAE. ss R . ON. ‘LARGO! ‘WANTED IN 4 WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE, a TORENT, MY ROUSE FURNISH=D. Piitomeecoed devy soe iehed Bedroom, nicely Py oe rg from the 2Uvh of Yune UnEh the Talddie of Octo: | carpeted. will rent unfarmiahed: bath on same Noor of the ess: one who can | 50,1 fom the 20th of June untt furnished Hall Room on third floor; convenient to Control trade preferred. Address in own handwriting, | Ber: Will tent at we partments; exposure. stating salary expected, with references, AJAX, Star z ay ; OR 1 2 10TH ST. ONE 302 office. Je | WANTED-GEO. BOLEWIS' HAOK STABLE, 742 | F{OR RENT—702 | pad ‘ANTED—A STRONG BO} WORK ith street 9.2. zat — akery; one that hac bed some eormuce ord | | Tbe leave to inform iny ‘and the public that | _Jel-2w* eS REMOTE “ ferred. Call at278 Late wens oe HORE REY | it rurab, Carrnges funerals for #9 apleceinhe | oR RENT_IN ANEW HOUSE NEWLY PAPERED, AWW ANTED-LADY MODEL FOR ASSISTING AR. | ally wunicate by postal. ee pe dae tist of means. Address ARTIST, Star office. It pha a 'ANTED—10,000 POSTAL CARDS—SEND POS. W ‘erat 1709 Pena: tract. ee aS ER | olan eee ages suet eran, LW, - BS a 3 WANTED SOPRANO. baths. PRINCE, 1009 F st. eee. jot juartette for the utage t be Rood. id A LADY GRADUATE OF MUSIC WILL ancers; no objection to food amateurs: professionals | WW teach pupis at ther: louieaea pane aud Onsn preferred. A Box'143, Star Oftice. 1t es uring’ summer months at 23c. per lesson. Address WANTED_tWO YOUNG Lani eee aa nw on ladies’ undergarments: rome but exper! enced hinnds need apply at H. SACKERMAN. Was ED — EMPLOYMENT FURNISHED Slerks artizane, and laborers, white amd colored, Rw. ons he nd cai be sup. Foc ee WARSTEDSTEAM DYEING CLEANING. Ladies’ and Geut's Suits Clesned or Dvedin the aw. ANTED—ENERGETIC MEN WITH SOME. ‘tal to organize a company on some excellent pat ents: orders on hand and its tee fully demonstrated. Adare 82, i ser-ate XNTA best workmanlike manner, and on short notice. Tweu- wey SW | Hweven your geqrence, “Goods called fo" and ¢s- ALICE eee a ‘2t*_| livered. TL. H. FOSEY, 1119 14th st. n.w., opposite Wize D AGENTS ON i! W. | The Portiand. oe oN ere Beecher, by Dr. Abbott and Rev. Halli The \ANTED—FOR A REALLY “GOOD-FITT ING, best, langest,'and most attractive book on A) ve great fashionably-cut Suit of Clothes,” mde to order, grator and preacher. — Liberal terms and steady Work. | “coat Atted on” herere aalcning. Eas Apply Room 28, Pacific Buita 307-3t* "| price,” go to ROBERT DALKIN: 224 Hi st bow. ced Ot ANTED—MAIDS, 00% \, ANTED — HOUSEKEEPERS TO TRY READY fomale), “waitore.’drivars, and others, this city: | WW “Gleaner, If makeseerrteing oa brighter soe, sooks for Brooklyn, N. Y= and other cities. "920 F st’ | ask yourdcslerforit, GEO, E. SNELLING, General aw. telophone 379-2, PRICE & CO. 307-6" | Azeut, Stand 127 Conter Market. Setar E WOMA YWANTED— GOOD PASTURAGE FURNISHED red. Witicreatclaap tater Apne 4 A A Da ___ Je7-3t"_| KER, Superintendent at National Falr Grotds. $3-1w 'TED—A MAN TO MILK AND WORK ON A ‘ANTED.-CONS ‘TION POSITIVELY CURED dairy farm. Anjly to J. QUACKENBUSH, dot | WAT iakine CLARK'S CONSTIPATION CUES, Mase avern.w.,atB:d0 an, ede ‘This is remarkable food good laxative, being pre: ‘ANTED SINGLE WHITE MAN TO SWEEP | pared from fruits and vere spree Ne pete We and make fires, Apply, after 6 p.m.. at 414 gen ak “eforence required. Pier 3 Warp RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN who thoroughly understands chamberwork and waiting: must stay at ni ply at 1902 G st. n.w. "ANTED—WAITF: FOR SPRING AND CITY, ‘white and colored women cooks for city and country, chambermuid and waitress; men, three first- cooks, one white store-room inan. COOMBS & BURGESS, 2: i 126 F at. Je7-6t° we 509 6TH ST. NW, A WHITE ‘woman best references required. W. for the coperal work of a émail, family: No mercury). Recomment best physicians Ayency, Wakirs Hobit douse Drug Store.” jee. wan ‘WELLS DUG, BORED, DRIVEN AN repaired; terms moderate. Address FAT, 323 8th st. n. e. ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE—KEEPING horses a, specialty. box, stalls for rain feeding when required mat Pri ables 11 6th stn. ety, ight: reference required. Ap 07-20" called for. Order’ ices = farm on 7th st. road, 8 miles rom city. O. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md.__my33-Im* ‘WASTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE manufacture all our own goods and sell them at the lowest cash prices: on easy” terms, without eccur- ity, to parties with good references. STRASBURGER & SON, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, 1112 F tw. my? Wane UNTY LAND WARRANTS—| JOHNSTON, Attorney-at-Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building, will pay cash for Military Bounty Land War- 2 ‘ANTED—A BRIGHT, ACTIVE YOUTH, WITH some experience in the Drug business.” Apply, with recommendation from last_e to-night, or ber: 14th st,, cor. R. a Tants isstied for services in any war prior to the Rebel- ‘QUNG WHITE Gli Ton. mhi8-3 Y EBS “WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS; ee te feathers renovated, mattresses made over, car- 0 ‘COOK AND | petscailed for and delivered, lowest prices, Office Mitton to so tothe, seashore for the sumtuer: | 1402 Pa ave: Factory ota st and Ka. '«. Telephone bestreferences required. Apply at Room 1 (upstairs), | call 10-2. FH. YOUNGS. my16-2n G03 Lot st. between Li am. abd 3 p.in., until Satur” ay. doetiouiacs 7-2 y ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE BOY FOR HOUSE service, aced 12 or 14: must be well recom- mended. Apply at 712 13th st. n-w. St WANTED —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYS Towu, conducted by Indies, Men and wo: and colored. for all kinds of domestic labor, springs,with reference. 717 Mist .W. A\W ANTED-LEARNERS FOR CHRIST new “Intornational Tailor System” with any i ruleor tape-ineasure alouo, us ull scientific tallors ent Paris, Ber ‘Patterns cut, ma ‘Tho system ‘tuusht, by Mme. | servatory of Modes," 1282 | D.c. alse WANTED—A, 00D BLACKSMITH, AT. ware av. and Nt. s.w. E QV ANTED-THREE FIRST-Ci ens. Also, three Apprentice Hight yarties. "Apply immediately WASTED-IT KNOWN THAT C8. 436 Louisisna avenue (opposite Cit Commissioner of Deeds for tories (except Maryland WAXTED—T0 CONSTRUCT ARTISAN WELLS atlow prices and quick notice: any quality of | Pump oF piping furnished: water convection made toany vart of premises. For Information, inquire of JAS. 8. REAGAN., P.M, Ancostis, D.C. my10-1m* WWANTEL-SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR- iy Nets. Stores, Feather Bada, and all kinds of House: i id Furniture, for which the hiziest cash price will paid. Address H. BAUM, 219-221 7th st.s.w. my? | \WWANTED—K WASHINGTON Winch? ciek Gi ora Sraxzovs cune. Any breaking out on face or body cured. Moth, pim: | les wrinkles blackheads. vulgar redness, eczeuia and | All facial distigurements “removed, and a clear cot plexion insured to all who use it’ Perfectly harmiess, ‘estimonial ER, “Con- stnw., Washington, ‘on application. drugyists. 50c. and @1 per bo: ttoany address BUSINESS MEN TO LE! ith Us for nest Job and book printing. We z stendy work 807 M st. nw. VE THEIR ANTED—IMM 00, ND , 15 Laundresses, Men Cooke, wisite Colored Go: 5 te | make aspecisity of quick work. | Office Boy, experienced colored youth drag store, this TAYLOL & BART, Printers and Engravers, city. Cooks, chambermsida, &e., for New York city, c Rockville, Md. “F. M. BURN! x HAM, 630 and 632 F st! Jet ANTED-AT GEN. EF. BEALES STOCK | faru, horses to winter at $8 perm. : box stalls: horses called for aud returned. E. scales, 10th and La av. jal4-Gm ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- N “WANTED. WOMEN COORS—@10 TO 82: Waterand La side Waiters for resort ard Hove urter- Maids. Nurace, Woman Gook for Gatland aiid NUREAU, O17 fth ae ewe ne ee NAO terminated from furatture, 1urs, &e.. Dy zu et a a aoa — the pay process which can them, Hot Naptha Ga: ANTED — 10.000, LADY AGENTS AT ONCE; | A\ii CHACE & DUO, O10 ba. av p20. Sonally: “Agents average €10. tg $30" aay" fo can | WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEAN fs D -, NO rat whipping by our process. Telephone 115-6. A. 3Gea zen OME PSS, axenic Bild, Ch BLCHACH 2 BHO. G18 ta ave com WASTEDIIEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRIs | WWANTED— COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR fora leht ard prostabte einnionwent bo Gees | WW every Beate ana, Ferauory Nowy and. U. business; no humbug. Send 10c. fora valuable pack- | Commissioner. JOHN 1 132] F at, ny. age to coinmence on. Only a few hundred will be dis- | Ju cihce trom an. tod p.m. telephone 344-2. 5 {eibuted. "Address ALBANY “SUPPLY 00. Albany, i y6-300 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ‘OR SALE TWENTY AGRES, TWO MILES FROM ob line of Mamachusette avenue extended: auitful view of Washington: will make S00" good Tote, dirt cheap: 87,000. jes lw. (0. BOWLES & CO. 1221 F. {OR SALE-CHOICE LOT AT FOREST GLEN. Cheap if sold within three aye, “Apply at 109 4 WANTED_SIFUATIONS. WEANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE: ONE WHO Cal 2 12th itt AWW ANZED A LADY STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE. ‘writer offers services, regular or occasional, at Republican office, or other business places, and at Tesidences._Refers to editors of Post and Republican. Address STENUGRAPHE! aes SERN OGH AES A atelier ities RK RENT — BRICK MANSION, 19 ROOMS; ‘ANTED—BY THREE RESPECTABLE COL partly furnished. at Frederick; 18 acres of select iy or dining Cal "20th st. 1.w.38-2" ‘ANTED—A PACE AS MAID. DO SEWING OR take care ofchifldren, no objection to traveling. ai ‘Star office. JeR-Bt ESP! WHITE GIRL wishes a Siturtion as cook or chambermaid; best oes frufts. canden, shade, ‘pasture, W ored bo J eee er oF Nrinter Soares Half tho rent can be realized spd euite, vegetables, We. For particulars call on We Wi DANENHOWER & SON, L113 Fists Jette WOR RENT—FOR THE SEASON—A NICE COT. tage, partly f on. 4th ave. Wasnineton Groves 850. Inquire at GEO. E. GARTRELUS SHOE STOwE, 815 7th at, Je6-3t FOEsy 'VERAL VERY DESIRABLE BUILD- ing sit@® at Knowles Station : to parties contemplat- ing building these lots will be sold at hulf their present JAMES E, WAUGH, 933 F st. nw. ALE-A FINE TRACT OF LAND, LYING between and adjoining Knowles Station and Gar- W Teferences if required. Gall for two days 2. WV ANTED—BY A REFINED GERMAN LADY, A situation sg governess, willing to travel as egin- nion. Can give fessons in music on the piano. Br ireterences 1053 7th ate. Pina WVANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED boy. a Situation: is willing to work: recommon- | rett Park fronting on Metropolitan Branch of B, dation from last employer, Call or address J. W. P. | It. R., bounded on west by Hock Creck, oh east 1 Dear’s Court, between 10th and 11th and Mand N | C road; containing 190 acres of ‘choice lan: Je7-2t*_ | scitsble for Dullding lots. “For further particulars “WASTED PIACES FOR COOKS, MATDS, War sue ge AP BEE ers, drivers, butlers. seamstresses, nurses, lady's | °$8t ____ A338 F st_ maidsand other help. with references, for this snd | JEJARMS FOR SALE ON ROORVILLE AND BROOK: Other cities. 929 F st.n.w, Telephone 379-2. PRICE | HY ville rouds, 2 miles from Tennallytown 50. acres, EC 76+ | BO acres. 185 ucrea-nearly all in grass. DULAN *WWANTED—A SITUATION BY A GROOM anp | VBE ass wardener of experience (German); thoroughly pndersiands the care and manaemont of “horses, ragardening a0 ing: ix temperate and. will: fae picuse uddfess HENEY DOESTO, Star olice FE SALE_BRIGHTWOOD PROPERTY — TWO acres, handsome buildings, fruits aud strabbery. One acto improved by a nest cottage, Six acres proved by fine buildings, fruiteund shrubbery.” Thres e7-2t" eres improved by neat ‘and fruits. For terms VANTED-SITUATION AS_ BOOK-KEEPER, | spPly to DALY, 631 F 302-60" Upc eag S ae Re eee FISATISVULE THE HOLTADAY TAND co. x DRY AN EXPERIRNGHD, GF in tolocation: term eany- inguie of Wek DART: NTED —BY AN RIENCE! MAN | ing to location: terms easy. “Inquire of W.& BART: W ‘rts aituation us Lady'e Maid and to tase care | LETT, cor 7th aud Fata, or of 3-H RALSTON Hy. of halfsrtown engidten, ot ae Waltress and Chamber: | atta alle, Md. my28- finid; beet of city references: prefer going North. Ad- Gress Box 80, Star ofiice. era Vv TANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS— POSITIONS [RRR lag ae ret na fen Wa a Coach: Eeugae jutlers, and Valets. COOMBS. & QOR SALE-SEVEN ACRES ON THE HEIGHTS Pitt cee aetna rolled by. H division, Water, cas and sewer on premises. W. RILEY Detbee io Fee = ‘my21-1m FOR SALE-A VALUADLE FARM OF 234 ACRES TED—8) COO! CHAM: hoicest in good. ‘contains W fess tursee waitseaey foureoperlenced ie | several uenutiful building alte, situate on th tect ‘vid nurses, housekeepers, ten drivers, farm. hands, | Fosd, eight miles from Washington: 16 trains per day Je4-6t" FM BURNHAM, 630 and G32 Fret. n.w. | to Forest Glen, Station, only, three-quarters of « mile WVANTED-IF_ YOU WANT A COOK, MAID, | Yor further partic muire at the office of SN ea ee aces; call at once." NATIONAL BREAD, oy to i 2S sinew, ELROSE PARK—LOTS FOR SALE-THE Mi desirable i Ile, opposite the the inte ie lioue Bag. “Alze cottage for rent "ASe Diy to or address 424 Sth at, D.'we yi 7-1m OR SALE—A FINE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT PSI Cross Roads: ‘Montgomery County, Ma, nine miles from Washington by “the 7th st. turhpiie, one mile from Knowles’ Station, one abd'a half miles Garrett Barks 186) Sodutiraly located asd ie 5, 180% Ac ain # rood state of cultivation’ hasan abundanee fruit and 60 acres of 0 proved by a fine dy + 400 to build; also, out-! 3 Ei go0 fea fae ome WANTED—ROOMS. "ED—BY GENTLEMEN OF MEANS QUIET AED: boceaional use, ‘will pay well. Rag RA. B., Star office. at x (NTED-—TWO ADJOINING FFICE Ri HN oor, betwee F and Naud 2athand Tae nw. P.O. Box 667. Je7-1w* WANTED —TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms; it housekeeping; three adults; state awest font and location references. Address 860 oflice. WANTED-—HOUSES. WW ANTED—HOUSES FROM OWNERS_WE CAN sell at once for cash any destrably-located and lots; customers now yates: com descrij with 1 (eo HickiBBIN & HEREIN WANTED — TO BUY A THREE-STORY BRICK ‘Mouse, ut 12 rooms; must be west of 14th st. Address D. E. ppd portn gt Kat, n-w.; nofancy price SALE—SUBURBAN— Toad, near twood, six acres Her Haee Tans eect Sy “| Frame Dwelling, 11 ong acre of also, Sppoatie cor: er, one acre. ‘at low ‘On Harewood hear 80 peered two-story and attic frame : sine ‘At Laurel, Ma, comer lot Dy? Sw TLE & ROTHERFOUD, 1206 ‘\VANTED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE, a FT’ ALUABLE. Fi x 7. v4 Worse tga hates, br ‘She Both, between 5th and Washington, B.C. and 1 ale rom patil y 3e8-2¢° ining Biversdale fs Za Saceens these fourtas boing well sct in gaan Feet WANTED—LOTS 12 ‘growing cropa’ divided ints seven, elds: fenced — 3 ‘post and recent Sp wate im "ANTED — VED AND UNIMPROVED | Setbhiidinys: commanding view of Claire SEE | Gece een a ANTED— TWATIONAL OAPITALIN- Winter tenet veer paden ee | es ctar pena, ncrhcemtae ee Skased t found to be s bargain, on PPT eter oer ae FOR RENT—STORES. PERSONAL. eee Gag TTEMEN WH, TREE Eee Seana ave ULC er eS ___ 7 JOR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON Feet floor : suitable for light housckeep' sur south it with bath and gas; willrent to adults only. Apply 1919 Hatnw. mysae R RENT — A LARGE BACK ROOM, NICEE) furnished, second floor: also unfurnished Room. on naine Boor, with or without boar. central location: summer prices. 408 6th «tn. wert LOR, RENT_FRONT AND BACK PAKLOK, TO gether or Rely: use of plano: cars. pas the jour. Ment moderate to reliable parties. Apply ata Panw MS Te, R RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN—PLEASANT. Room, southern exposure, opening on verandah, 3d. joot, mod, imps, private family. 2400 Penne trai RENT_PERMANENTLY-ONE LARGE ave. a oR thind-atory Front Room: new house; southern ex- pomre; vicinity Thomas Circle, Also, several Rome Jor summer atnominal rent. 1333 N'st. Je7-8t" FRE BENT-1209 TST. N. W—TWO CONNECT. ing Rooms, south front, second floor, nicely fur- Diahed. mod. finpe; gentlemen ouly ; moderate rent, LOR RENT—TO A REFINED PARTY, CHOICE ‘second story rooms, iu one of the coolest houses i pwn, with board if necessary: private family, 130) Setinte OE FOR BENT AT 1112 W ST, XW, ONE NICELY furnished front room, suitable for ‘one or two gea- Hemen, with bath gasand attendance, my3i-2w {OR RENT—A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED Kooms, ‘on second floor: also single Rooms, third joor: first-class Table Board. 1101 13th st, n.w. References required. were REN NISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Fritoms, boy winiee is eto oe Bow sous and east front.’ Weferences required. 110) OR RENT—PLEASANT NISHED OR UN- furnished Rooms, with use of bath aud gas, to emall family or gentlemen. 1416 14th st. nw. Je6-3t" ‘at summer rates. ROR, RENT NICELY FURNISHED COMMUNI: eating Rooms on second floor; modern impe.; wil Fent singly or en suite: conveutent to carsand, Board ifdesired. 12 34 st. u. lw? Fo FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE for housekeeping, on first or second floor; half « Block from 7ti street cars; uo children. APD! eh. w. itustea opposition pat on Son eee a cot situated opposite a park, on and con- Tenjent to Zour lines of ears: rooms lafge ad cool low rates for the summer. 1104 Let. u. w. Je0-40* NISHED ROOMS, en suite, with private bath: 1601 Ist. “jeder % ‘OR RENT_—1720 H ST. Rooms: furnished ; Sout! fired: near War and Navy Dept. tf) OR RENT—1322 13TH STREET N.W_A SUITE of nicely furnished rooms on second Hoor will be Pented singly if denized, dated Very desirable location near ‘Transient and table boarders accommo- my2e-12t" nd beautiful location. Pleasant, handsomeiy-ftruished rooms, Table of superior qual: Sty. Transient and. table boarders accommodated. Moderateprices, Telephone 911-3 my4-2m0 OR RENT—SUITES OF CHEERFUL AND COOL rooms at 1140 Conn. ave. and 1754 M st, near mh, ave, with or without board, Moderate ret, _my26 26 a RIOR RENT—RICEI ISHED ROOMS, 2D and 3d floors: modern improvemente; north and south exposure: on line of cars aud herdics. first-class Board.” S87'E- Capitol wt, Grant row. mbl2-10w" OR TST. N.W., OPPOSITE FRANK. cool pleasent Rooms for the summer. ed. me Ss my et aee [OR RENT_ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FUR! rooms on Istand 3d floors with _MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM ONE TO twenty thousand dollars on real estate. JOS. C. G. KENNEDY, 720 15th st 8500, Pa 5 81,000. Jn up t0820,000. Ni Low rates, fata BP OREO, oe Te HAVE 81,200, 83,000, 64,000, AND €25,000 Joan on olty Erorer JNO. BO X MOSBY, TOTOAS To anary OFFICERS AT LE- salrates of interest. JAMES E. WAUGH, Jeti 933 F st. nw. REAL ESTATE LOANS LIFE AND FIRE INSUR- faced, Army and Navy Pay Accounts cashed, ns on ‘Association Stock, joan on Build of other Golteral te WMH DEMPSET, 1asa New my20-3m Collateral Security. York av S35 09-F0 LOAN 15,000 ON BEAL ESTATE, 3.000 Too Imy23]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 TOG er cent per sun; aby sum - OF OB, ~ollateral security. i A. PH “lism 1426 New York ave. ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON ‘satisfactory real estate security, in sums to suttas ‘Gper cent interest. Moy TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS ‘Wo suit, at lowest rate of interest. R.O HOLTZMAN, wets _ corner 10th and F sts. n.w. ‘ONEY TO LOANON APPROVED REALESTATE Morte cog easeCUREL mmissions. No delay. BU30 GEO. W. LINKINS, cof. Hand 19th ste ‘ONEY TO LOAN Tn sums to suit at lowest rates, on reat ‘state security. Frick, FOX & BROWN, orzo 2427 Peuneylvaniaave, JY OSEX ToLoax i a ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON BEAL ESTATE SECURL TH TY. 108.J. FISHER & 00., re, _ ASR F stew MOE To Loa o REAL EsTaTE aT Lowest ‘DANENHOWER & SON, _apet 1115 Fat, 0} LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- MGs ccunttn stlowest rates of interest No SnbgO TS He MUNS CSREEN, 203 7thst. nw. BUSINESS CHANCES. y 3 AND OFFIC » IN FOREIGN STE ARE Orne TURE eRe Bw. Telephone call, 549-4. R_SALE—AN ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE ‘business, with horee, carriages, harness, office fur- Riquigett’ POF ib Sutin a COLMAN pci 618 F st nw. OOD OPPORTUNITY FOR, PERSON OF, LITE fary oF military inclination ustness te city. Addreas ARMY OFFICER, Btar office. RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, STOCK Fs license; also, horeeand wagon for sale. This ig a good corner property, in ® gro of the city: House contains five rooms store-room, Four building lots enclosed. Would lease for three and immediate ion given. Apply to T. |. SEPHERD & CO., 1007 F st, Jett JOR, LEASE_THE CAPITAL THEATER. |W. 8 Pfedie Sos tae” 3e3-3in ‘W. MOFFETT, 1311 F ST. ¥.W, COMMIS. sioner of Deeds for every State and Termtory. At office from 8:30 a. mn. t0 5 pain. my24-1m CCOUNTANT ) OPENS ee cee Ca cote of books: parenes- NOBLE" 1400 New York ave. ee aewOme 'PECIAL TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES. — SO Weta yon ne clothing, re Peet. STRASHUWGEN ‘BON, and Tailors. i, Man 1 si 1112 F st. nw. ‘my21-lm oo. ae THIS—YOU_ an ae — FURNI- ture bo: stored at ‘New York ave. n. w.; ‘by toad or bulk; goods boisted TE AE ea Clothing, paint LOST AND FOUND. [Sa Leo a ay 8Ts. XW, Eee ot nw. ‘will be (Je8-3t* Dae Pebere aerate mecte Sony ‘will be paid and no questions tagon. 1 ck tail, white with onary Lice Rae aw. = ¥ 3 isos GOLD eae FOR _RENT—HOUSES. RENT—310 M ST. AND COMPLETR Pail teproveree te ve os ail ureslern ripre semen reduced to path WORMBTEDE & MRADEEY WaT Far ee eth OR RENT — SEVERAL NEAT BRICKS, CON Feiss Satie ving ate _ ek Hastie seks = set ERE rs Fest NICE 7-ROOM HOUSE. TALI, o ard teeih et pn twe cote H.MBIL, S15 Pa ave “AND MARS ATENTE Fegesy root end se nt Toara, with Southern aunl seetcrn ‘sat "Si LOR RENF—iGi0 T ST. NW, 7 ROoWS AND Fim, “modern tinprovements, Tait s:30.a AND kt Vince, @ rooms, modern inj veme é O88. HERSEY, 1008 Fat tow Son dS IR RENT_NI HOUSE: SEVEN Rooms: oumdary’ at. ENT 10 (us; 25 New Jersey quire B pistand Hsianw 7 REN THE CAPITOL A DESTRABLE Fes frusted Lick Dwelling-miberones juding beth, 109 2det ne feo lw Fs RENT— jOUsES 21, 38 Fs a Fh ROOME: i DWC TOMNGOR, TS Tt ee ne Af OR RENT—HOUSE 426 BOUNDARY &T, § W, second door from 5th st. facing LeDrost Park, 2 ‘bath; ‘brick front. tay window, cella dime. Key at 420 k RENT—TO A SMALL FAMILY, AT A NowT- pal rent, until Qotober st, a comp ictely farvistod couse. Apply, with referenoés, mt B18 1Bch gt. ben tween 12 and | Selock: i: Fok RENT wOcRE TIS TTT &T, NW. cox taining eight rooma, with lange yard and fruit + Perfect coudition 3 ne Tos BWAGGAMAN. OF Fest nw. a RENT—304 VOTH ST SE_—NICE BhowN Brick, “all modern improvements. ip first-class ‘onder, néar herdic and cars rent ¢]5 0 WiiGH? x BOLTO: a RENT—HOUSES. Pa 33 205 21th nw. Tr 3 Cuper part 1608 14th . xo ‘st aw Sr. 30 pox June 11, Dr... Ea ey ae ee 33 ar A 253 ithe ronda war @ joe Ma, mt s 33.50 434 Tih wt ne, dr x d OOF, ap rin 86-1250 22 Kat. Net now oem. 3 Stable rear * rh at # KNIGHT, 607 7th stn. r mouth. C,H. Sa eee riod FOE, RENT 4 STORY, BRICK DWELLING | 7 rooms: all mod. lune. 60% New York ave. €25 SWORMSTEDT & BRADLE’ Fst nw. jev-at JOR RENT_3308 SHERMAN AV R-ROOM Frame Cottage; large jot; #10. 3 AL. RARRER & CO, _38-5t “Le Droit Buildin FPS FExT_Two HOUSES, 201 AXD 2019 Beh ., six roome and yeti. All modern. tua provements." Apply to 2028 Fth at uw. jet W.-6 ROOMS AND improvemeiite bode Island ave. bet. 14th and Lath: Z 606 11th st. uw. house, 1006 Nst.n.w. 10 room with all modern improvements. Newly papered abd. Paiute ©55.00 per month. Apply to ~je6-3t "JAS: H. MARR, 936 F st. nw WR RENT—220 11TH ST. 8.W., NEAR SMITH. sonian Institution, containing seven pooms and . With modern improvemente. rent @:27 per month toaguitable tenant. Apply to 308 110 at. Lon joni FOR RENT. 1202, 1204 0 87. NW TEN ROOMS, ‘all mod. imps; 640. A. 8 CAYWOOD, cor. wih, and K ote n. eae OR RENT— Towa Circle, Pe ry brick. brick, 10 rooms... 0 roouis = RENT — FURNISHED — 1405 BTOUGHTON owned by & naval officer mow at som; well fur z: all mod: impe.; stabling for two horaes. ovsr- jooks the entire cies delightful summer residence; only $50. Inguire, MM. FARKEK, 1418 F stu. w. ROR RENT — SIX-ROOM-AND-CELLAK BRICK Fiuse: water ‘Best. n. w., between 2d | sia taguire at 62684 stew. yap ae BR RENT—NEAT LITTLE 6-ROOM BRICK ON yreland ave. at @12-50 per mouth: Jatrobe ; slate 3 wal sta 4 Papered and painted. JOHN SHEEMAN £00. 1807 Ft D HIGH) ST, Kitchen and cellar, iT, 917 Fat. uw. 1S _ det lier ASANT, 15TH ST. EX. $20, peal, mx room, Cau: "dete sitet 3 angestemioa ts soot nee Fe bet FR 331 furnished, 16 rooms. 19th st. (until Nov: 15), 14 rooms... Wallach 6 rooms, a m.i 2006 and 2008 {3th etn w Se. mi. Cleveland ave, 6 rooms, ges and water. — 1004 and 1028 W st. 6 2 gas und ter. 15 oom athe Hea ea Balding 4-6t HUFTY & DYER, Lith and Fete now, OR RENT—ONE NEW TWO-STORY BRICK House, 2214 G st. n.. Key st 626 22d st. tire 403 7th st. now. Hee Rg 0B 125 Seb N dave ans iCr- OB mW LO SS sake mE a are “Only 615 per mont a) iene ‘1410 CORCORAN ST, N. Wi; mod. inp: #:15., Connecti- ed, #40: fur eG SHOCTOR Z 3-00” BT, ;OOMS, 129, ; Sobe "wm guo: fal of Columbia Hill. 11 rootum, (0. BOWLES ¥ oy 2 Ft RENT-BY R 0. HOLTZMAN. RENT—1335 H ST. NE, ‘of cars. ae a on