Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: _ saTuRDAY._.... Sune 11, 1887. CROSEY S. NOYES Editor. Evening Star kas a regular. permans a fide daily circulation more than treble thet of any other daily paper published in ator, and much greater than that ue other daily papers bere added together. There !3 a suspicious cotneidence between the uproar over the Prestlent’s proposed visit to St. Louis during the Grand Army's encampment next fall, and the preparation of a new pauper pension Dili to be laid Defore that body. For several years certain members of the G. A. R. have tried to com- mit the grand encampment to the support of a service pension scheme, but have been vigorously choked off In every instance, The element that has been uppermost thus far in the great veter- ang’ organization has favored the principle that the government should be generous toward those who fought In its defense, and whose patriotism has put them in need of help; but it has felt no sympathy with the wholesale raid of the claim agents upon the Federal treasury. Last year, be- fore the Prestient’s policy in general pension mat- ters was thoroughly understood, he recetved a most cordial invitation to San Francisco for en- campment week; and much regret was expressed, ot only by the citizehs, but by prominent dele- gates to the convention, at his declination. There may have been then, in the minds of some of the pauper pension acttators, a secret hope of being able to commit him by tndirection toa course of conduct in harmony with their designs. This year they not only recognize the folly of such schemes, Dut they fear lest his presence in St. Louts while ‘the encampment is In progress would have a de- Pressing effect on the plans they have arranged for capturing it in the interests of thetr new Dill. Hence the excitement. This 13 a Ume when every ‘comrade who has the real welfare of the Grand Amy at heart should exert himself to see that The anti-pauperizing majority keeps tts_grip well fastened on the organization. ‘The claim specula- tors have thetr scouts out in force, and, If the good men relax their vigilance, the bad men will get control It is of trifling consequence, compara- tively, whether the President spends encampment ‘week at St. Louls, or in Washington, or on Saranac Lake. But itis of vast importance whether the Grand Army maintains its position resolutely out- ‘side of partisan politics, and aloof from every plot and project to degrade the independent spirit of ‘the soldiers of the Union. —— Im another column a; policeman advances the novel theory that an oficer may steal from the reservations flowers which he protects against every one else; or rather that abstraction by him 13 not stealing, but an actto be treated like the Permissible munching of a casual apple from the stock by a grocer’s clerk. It 18 to be hoped that ‘the principle, which seems to prevail in some of the large cities, that policemen by being author- ted to enforce the law against others are placed above it themselves, will not make much headway in Washington. Judging from the record Of the trials of New York policemen beforea com- missioner it appears that some officers in that city have the idea and are encouraged tn it, that if they suppress the assaults of others they may follow and knock down a man who laughs and points bis umbrella in mockery at one of their number: and that policemen entering the smashed froat window of a restaurant in order to investi. gate a possible burglary may in the ab- sence of the proprietor help themselves Yo drinks at the bar. Of course, on the same principle an officer protecting the property of bank may slyly pocket a handful of small change, and a policeman protecting flowers may secretly appropriate a few, though he break a ‘Dush or tree to do so. This idea will not be popu- lar here, but thereis a suggestion in the New York practice Which may profitably be followed in this city. Policemen’s trials there are public and thoroughly reported. Under the secret system of trial which prevails in this District, it will be dif- ‘Aeult for the public to tell how far the members of our police force are tainted with the notion ‘hat a policeman cannot violate the law. We peed New York’s system of open trial, but not New York's infallible and omnipotent policeman. —<$<$<$<<$<$—— a ‘The best way to get rid of the difficulties of the Indian question 13 toget rid of the Indian question itself. It was with this end in view that Congress, passed the law to allot their lands to the Indians, fm severity, with certain restrictions upon the power to alienate them for a term of years. In time, it ts hoped, the red man may reach a grade civilization where he will be fit for citizenship. ‘When that day comes there will no longer be an ‘Indian question, any more thana French question or @ German question or a Hebrew question. And ‘the first step toward making the American abc. Figine something better than food for carbine Pul- Jets 1s to teach him respect for the rights of prop. exty. at present he is 3 communist. Like most ot hts white brethren of the same persus‘son, he lives without work, and is quite wining to continue doing so for all time. The Qrst incentive to labor comes trom a de sire for the tndividual possessions which are the fruit of labor. Until the Indian can be ‘twught what it means to own semething, he will never be persuaded to earn anything. The tribal aystem, While It maintains communism for its fundamental principle, nevertheless throws the bulk of authority in matters of business into the hands of the great chiefs, who become practically despots. They lease the lands of whole tnbes to white cattlemen, and of the paltry rent obtained Appropriate the larger share themselves. This Sasy road to comfort will be closed against them by the severalty law, under which each Indian's fights and privileges are restricted to his own Jand. It ts natural, therefore, that the chiefs ‘should jotn with the cattlemen in the effort now making to prevent the enforcement of the act. It Ss equally natural that every far-sighted friend of the Indian should urge its enforcement to the letter. The same pleas that are mado now can be made ten years hence, and twenty, and Mfty, and @bundred, with just as much pertinency; and, if they be permitted to prevail, what 1s to prevent ‘the survival of the present iniquitous system, with its pertodie outbreaks of murder, war and pillage, i ans are exterminated by the powder States and ‘troops and their own, — a “Student of the Washington High School” writes to Tum Stas, criticising with no little severity the SoS ‘people who, in THE Stax and elsewhere, ve objected to recent and proposed changes ‘school Dooks, and who, as he says, “would a Tew pennies at the expense of the Intellectual de- Yelopment of their children.” He wrives “as one Who claims 8 knowledge of the relative merits of Yext-books,” Dut as he spells standard “stan tard,” “glean” with an “im,” and development “developement,” it 1s doubtful if his views would have weight, except, possibly, a3 Ulustrating the Reed of improved spelling-books in the schools, “Student” should not be too hardon the penuri. ous old fathers, or they might turn around and fnquire if they are getting the worth of their money in giving their boys this sort of High Senool education. ———— oe In another column Tak Sar prints some facts and figures indicating industrial and business ac- tuvity in the United States ‘The army of unem- ployed seems to be decreasing, and capital Is pushing out vizorously. Railroad building, an indication of fnancial contidence and enterprise, 4330 extensively in progress or in the plans of the immediate future, that the supply of steel rails falls to meet the demand. The price hastncreased from $27.25 per tom in March, 1886, to $39.50 per ton in March, 1887, and in spite of the high duties the importation of rails offers large profit. In the ‘West not only are the different roads nighting for Talla, Dut extensions in different directions of the Same road, already graded or nearly graded, Wrangle among themseives as to which shall gain priority to track-laying and the first chance at its Toad's limited supply of rails. ———— Could a simple statement illustrate certain national characteristics more forcibly than the Sentence in one of the press dispatches describing Mrs Cleveland as travelling yesterday inan ordin- ary car, unaccompanied save by a lady friead, trom Albany to Oswezo—half way across the reat State of New York. In countries where the lay first in social rank never travels except by ‘Special conveyance, and with a vast amount of ceremony, and where attractive women of any Fank at all have to go about under escort in order ‘to avold obnoxious attentions from the other sex, Such @ journey as Mrs Cleveland's yesterday ‘Would be quite out of the question. Yet she could ross the American continent, from Boston to San Francisco, without even the companionship of a Triend, and be as safe from annoyance as the Queen of England in ber own domain. a The monument dedicated this morning to the memory of the late John E. Thompson, and erected by his friends and pupils, {8 an enduring mark of the esteem and affection with which the veteran teacher was regarded by those wita whom he came Most closely in contact, and who were in a post- ‘Won to appreciate his steriing merits, $<. From the columns on columns of oratory which ‘the Onto newspapers bring us in their reports of ‘the Findlay dinner to commemorate the Saeawane plain that the wells have pit OTL-CLOTHS, ail of which must be sold in to Close Business. Fine Gros Grain Silks, Surah Silks, Rhadame Silky Faille Francaise Silks. Full lines of esch, from the lowest upto the highest grades. Black an ‘YVelvets, Plushes, and Crapes. ‘We will offer a Magnificent Stock of All-Wool an Silk and Wool Dress Goods, including 6-4 and 6-4 French Suitings, Ladies’ Cloth and Flannel Suitings all Colors. A Large Stock of Black Drees Goods, such as meres, Henrietta Cloths, Drap de Alma, Tamise, Mel- rose, Albatross, and Nuns’ Velling. An opportunity may not occur again for you to select from a magnificent Stock of Black Dress Goods at cost. Good Calicoes, 3X cents: the Best Calicoes, 5 cents. Cloths and Cassimeres for Men and Boys? Wear. Flannels in All Grades. Full Stock of Underwear and Hosiery for Ladies and Gentlemen. CARPETING. Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrain, Rag, and Hemp. 100 Rolls of Beautiful Fancy Matting, from 15¢. per yard up tothe finest quality. Imported 50 Rolls ‘of White Matting, from the lowest grade to the Finest Seamless. We find Our Stock Immense and Innumersble. Prices will be No Object. The Goods Must be Sold. Many of Them Much Less Than Cost, No Goods will be Sold at Auction. Everything Retailed from Day to Day Until the Entire Stock is Closed out—FOR CASH ONLY. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO US WILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE. SALE TO BEGIN MONDAY MORNING NEXT, Tai 13TH INSTANT. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., Je11-2c,2p,6¢ 928 7th ST. AND 706 K ST. N.W. XTRA HEAVY FANCY rth 25¢. Jointless ov fancy Salt, 2 mi Feral ‘745-747 8th st. 2. A — Or Taz Wax SEVEN BUYERS IN NEW YORE. ‘THE PHENOMENAL BARGAINS SECURED. A CROWDED STORE THE RESULT. ‘THE LOW PRICES, AND WHY. The PALAIS ROYAL has gone ahead of itscom- Petitors this week. The ides was conceived and put into practice of sending buyers to the wholesale markets to close out broken lots of stock that manu- facturers and importers are willing to dispose of at ‘this seuson at less than cost of production. ‘WE HAVE ADVERTISED ‘the stocks secured each evening in the “Star.” Having a few articles remaining of the following lota, we think you will be interested: ‘The Sample Card-Casesand Pocketbooks of a manu- facturer. Choice Alligator and Sealekin Card-Cases for 98c., worth from $1.50 to 82.50. Pocketbooks, worth from 75¢. to @1, for 49¢. each, Oxydized Jowelry.—We advertised » stock of high- class novelties, such as Belts, Chatelaines, etc., etc., at Jess than half price. Many sold; afew left. French styles and French materials have caused the disposal of nearly all those Children’s Suits, at $2.68 for 1 to 5 years, and at $3.39 for 5to 12 years; worth more than double; our patrons tell us 0. Expensive Fansat low prices. Importing business ina bad way. An importer closes out his stock of Fans to ua. See counter near door of No. 1117 Penn- sylvaniaave. Big crowd there means low prices, ‘Laces and Embroideries.—Fine wide Swiss Embro{d- eries for 16c., such as you've been paying 2c. for. 42-in. Skirting for 68c., that is not dear at 98c., and so on through all the lots picked up by our buyer ‘this week. 98c. Hose for 44c. Nononsense. A fact. Importer is getting in Fall Hose. Summer goods at a discount. We show combination colors in Silk-finished Liste Hose for 44c., worth 98¢., $1.25, and even $1.50 » pair. WILL ARRIVE MONDAY, JUNE 13, ‘Thirty Suits, which comprised the samples of s manu- fecturer. Notwoalike. French Gingham, Sateen and Seersucker Suits, duplicates of which have brought from $10 to $25 each. We offer them in three lots, at 94.98, $7.96 and $9.96 a suit, BOUGHT CHEAP AND SOLD CHEAP. Navy Tricot Suita, beautifully braided with white braid, only 818s suit. About 100 other suits for mountain and seashore wear, and all st less than cost of materials. a7 Take elevator to second floor for suite, ==fPh A A = AE Prat & lige ea Abed ‘4H ast ERR OO a ae oo pig AE £°oo ¥Y & ALLL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) en 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 20 pieces 42-inch All-woal Canvas Cloth, 374. mer price 624. Lo case Sattoens, 1250. former aice Freuch Satteens, a 1 case Short the piece. Parasols at reduced prices. ‘Beautiful styles White eee Goods, 10, 12%, 152. price 16c. pill open on Monday some ‘French Satteens at 30 and 35c. at popular Ice Blankets, 60c. and 81 (woolen). JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, (713 Market Space, 145-747 my Tenath’ Giighscos, 100, worth 360, 13 ‘Shawls and Sacques at 250. on the 1 case Figured Crary Cloth ot 12}¢e. per yard.former of the latest patterns in Our stock of Hosiery and Underwear ts complete and For Taz Son: Resorra SEATON PERRY @uccessor to Peany & Baorent, A FOR in Marthe DRESSES, from [ON SUITS AT GREATLY RE- CCED eance KTMENT OF STRIPED AND HECRED ENG ALL, eae NER’ PLAIN AND iN AND FIGURED te ABEACK AND COT. eur ‘ SILKS aT pee i AT €2, sh ak GRENADINES AT CANTON CREPES AND OREPE DE “CLOSING UMBI T r? ft a cee: OVELTIES OLD! FArpoUsSE AND FERLNOTs RID GLOVES, {ies IN HOSIERY AND HANDKER- MERINO Shee Srocmeene a GUBES AND PRICES, BEATON PERRY. ‘Penar Leas Established 1840. ell 2: IXCH WIDE ORIENTAL LACE FLOUNCT¥G, #2 paps worth up ieuene at a SEE Tab 747 wy 1211 F STREET NORTHWEST. Pie Fie B ‘3 Ba ‘ud ROR OF Sgg8 BuRTS BURT'S SHOES. SHOES. BURT'S BURT'S SHOES. SHOES, BURT'S BURT'S SHOES. SHOES, BURTS BURT'S SHOES. SHOES, BURT'S BURT'S SHOES. SHOES. BURT'S BURT'S SHOES, SHOES. Ss gs BLE o% BP gs 5s. HHH 9 9 EE Sas, Sss8 HH “oo” Hee “ss® 2 ARTHUR BURT & CO. jell-thés 1211 F STREET N. W. NVAS r D WHITE, 80. PEAIDS IN ECRU AND WHITE, ‘Lawns, 2c. per LUM'S, 745-747 Sth st. 5.0. Je11-2t° 5 Bs N x N * Wiowow ERE A RRR wwww eE AA ROR wwww ze AA BRE We'w kee 2“4 & E x Early in the week we bought something new (9 dif- férent styles) in Ladies’ Neckwear—fine Lawn Chemi- settes. Last evening they arrived. This morning they ‘were opened, inspected and marked. To-night they are advertised and put on sale. At 19 CENTS each we offerthree different styles: Tucked bosom, tuoked collar and tie; or plaited bosom tucked collar and tie; or plaited bosom, loop finished: with collar and tie. ‘These are the same goods sold regularly at 25 cents, At 25 CENTS each we offer two styles: Tucked bosom, with lace ruffle, or tucked bosom with insert- ing. These are identically the same goods regularly sold at 38 cents, At 35 CENTS each we offer two styles: Tucked ‘bosom, with 3 rows of fine inserting, or fine tucked ‘bosom, with herring-bone inserting. Collar finished to match. These goods regularly sell for 45 centa. At 39 CENTS each we offer two styles: Bosom finely tucked, with collar and bosom finely embroidered; or ‘wide plaited bosom, collar and bosom finely embroi- dered. These are regular 48-cent goods. Tmr Oxevouss Saw: ‘If we had not bought #0 many you would: have had the chanee to buy them at » each,. They belong properly at $1.25, and ‘lest season st $1.37. We propose to sell times as many by marking them age dollar. ‘All-Wool Cashmere Shawle, cardinal, ‘and cream, $1 each. (Third floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts. n.w. Mews Fissset Sars Reovoe. ‘We find our stock of Men's Flannel Shirts has Decome considerably broken in sizes, colors, and styles, and, with s view of closing it out completely, we have made the following reduc tions: $1.50 Shirts to $1.95. Ls 91.75 Bhirts to $1.50. €2.25 and $2 Shirts to $1.75. s ‘82,50 and $2.25 Shirts to 82. $3 and $2.75 Shirts to $2.50, POTOMAC BOAT-CLUB SHIRTS. Having only s few doren left, and not caring to keep this style any longer, we have reduced ‘them to $2.50 EACH. ‘This Shirt is usually sold at $3.50, is cut and made full regulation style, and manufactured, from fine quality of fast navy-blue flannel; sizes 14 to 17. Especially for big men we have a line of Gray Flannel Shirts, sizes 17, 1734, and 18 inches, 82.50 each, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, (adies’, Misses’, Children’s and Boys’ Resdy- Clothing on Third Floor, In order to dispose of these lines at once we make the following Extraordinary Reductions, in Boys’ Suits. We have not the full line of sizes in any one line. Smallest size is 25s years: largest, 14 years. BOYS’ FINE ALL-WOOL SUITS. 1 Lot Reduced from $2.75 to 82. 1 Lot Reduced from 83 to 82.50. 1 Lot Reduced from 83.75 to #3. 1 Lot Reduced from #4 to $3. 8 Lote Reduced from 96 to $5. 3 Lots Reduced from 86.50 to $5. 8 Lots Reduced from $9 to 87.50. ‘The Lots include One and Two-piece Kilts and ‘Two-piece Suits. We reduce the price simply toclose out the suits immediately while in sea- son and desirable. As this stock was purchased entirely NEW this spring. it follows that these are not old, or unsalable suits. If you have a small boy to clothe this is your opportunity todo so at a great saving, (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts. n. Ovz Mews Sur Factory. ‘We call attention to our well-organized and successful factory for the manufacture of Men’s, Shirts to measure. This branch of our business, is attaining considerable prominence, due en- tirely to the high order of workmanship and the excellent quality of the materials we offer at such nominal prices. Mr. A. J. Lockhart, who has charge of this department, is a practical shirt cutter and fitter of experience and ability, and eniploys none but capable sewers and fin- ishers. We untee a fit satisfactory inevery Purticular. We specially invite gentlemen who have been paying fancy prices for custom-made Shirts, and others who have had poor success heretofore to give this department an opportu- nity to demoustrate what we have suid about it. Our prices are as follow: 6 Shirts for #9, 6 Shirts for 210.50. 6 Shirts for $12. 6 Shirts for 815. Weare also showing an clerant line of Fancy ‘Mudras and French es for Shirtings in & Varied assortment of handsome patterns, from which we are prepared to make to measure any number of Shirts desired at very reasonable prices. ‘The number of custom orders we take every day isa convincing argument of our success in this direction, which is attributable to the scru- pulous care and supervision given every single Shirt before it leaves our establishment, Sar Call for Mr. Lockhart. - WOODWARD & LOTHTOP, sell Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. CORSEERD SEERSUCKER, 4X60. PER YARD. Yard-wide French Satines, 1c. jer yerd, at BiUws, Jel1-2t° BW ENGLAND) CONGERY TON, MAS THE LARGEST sad BEST EQUIPPED in the WORLD—100 Instructors, 2.186 Stucents last year. Thorough Instruction ruwental Plusio, Fiano and Orgen Tuniug, Fine Arve, Orator: Literature, French, German and Ttalian Lanzuswen Englinh Branches,’ Gymnastics, etc. Tuition. 89 to 25; board and room with Steam Heat und Electric ht, 85 to $7.50 per week, Fail erm begins Sept. SB87. For Tijuntrated Calendar, with fuil inforaa: pom, adgrese B. TOURJEE, Dir. Frapkiin Square, ton, T1-e&ew2m W AEEING PLACES CAN ALWAYS HAVE THEDR Orders flied promptly” with the choicest Crisfleld Soft Gras, Slt Water ‘Taslors, ‘Trout, Sheephend, Spots, 5 Mackerel and. Kéniiebec' Sslonion, oF any kind of fish in season ; orders by" or telowrapit romptiy. attended to at KA. GOLDENS' Potoniue River Gained Fish Stands, Center Stash W Wishing 6GG. RRR FFE A ITIT @ G@ RR E AA OT q PRE FE AA T Goo RR E AMA T GGG RR EEE A A T cco L S83 HH NNN GoG get ¢% $2 a eeu 8.8 Fir, eo ol H RRS Soo co HON NN Ss A Lb FFE 4 ea te £ sss AA OF EE Sss8 A°A LLL ERE OF LADIES’ AN MISSES SUITS. ‘Some of our lots have become broken and to close them out we have made such reducticns on them that the prices may seo TOO KIDICULOUS TO BE TRUE. ‘We cannot speak too highly of these goods. Theyare made of very fine lawn, the style and fit are perfect, and the workmanship is eminently satisfactory. The res- som we are able to put these reduction firures upon them is—we bought them very cheap. The only un- fortunate feature is that the quantity is limited. You ‘are invited to examine them. ‘Department—Left center, first floor. THE Fh o> Ma 3 Tu Pay Bh go HE Hig £4 BME Go HP Ee fet 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. For Ucorewma. oS SESE PRES => a p85 Peete. tes eases fe Canscite ghey cape ara Set Suess Sy AL jen nw. Swarera ae Rupvenox Suz ‘ ‘MISSES’, BOYS’, AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. ‘Prices Made to Close Out Stock at Once eGRSERE Aig Goring Hesls, size 4 to 8, 630. pats: | **#°* SoD ee eee teeta Children's Kid. Spring Weels, alse 8 to 11, at G2o.; regular alan dpviny Beata dees Sete Pasetrerte oe | ste Bed uote BBs. rene gE tO Hot OR LETRA arg Jp mt Por ee but we have NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO MISREPRE- SENT THINGS, WHAT WE ADVERTISE WE SELL ‘and we have not deviated from the line this time. B ALBATROSS SUITS ladies) 2 light blue and 1 gream, with kilted skirts and lone iarapery, sh short basqué, ACTUAL BELLING PRICE $16, 10 CLOSE AT $9.75. 1 COMBINATION COSTUME (lafies), of All-over French embroid 7» with blue Silesia unde ae Bement ae Bhat ROVE SOLD FOR $33, TO C! AT $20. s ‘This is one of the handsomest suits we have had in the house this season, we would like you to examine if as you cannot get e correct ides from description.” aa SUIT ills et Bae arta or EHBROIDERY wire WAIST, SELLING BRICE 817, ‘TO CLOSE LADIES! JERSEYS. 0 CASHMERE JERSEYS, with x pEcr HITTING, deine Eat oa tad SHIRT eat 1e Shirt Waists, made BES’ 5 : a a Ae me ie : Li AT 420. PERCALE SHIRT _ WAIS' Gado, Sholee patterns, sizes 4 to 11 yours, 10 GLOBE AT 200, 65 SECIAL ITEMS: ‘To be closed out, all desirable goods. SMia neers pape ara en ere | ES meus tare we ae serve etn A SE colors, worth 81. on Ss a TBS BELT PAIGE Seen ol om ; ra r & Uy RE: a4 uw uM OS rs em) ‘77S, 8TH, AND D STREETS. TC. Horonmsox, IMPORTER, 4 ‘MILLINEBY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WHITE SUITS, Laces. DRESS TRIMMINGS. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pats, upward. we 907 PENNOXLVANTA AVENUE, SS es ‘WANTED EXERGETIO. CANVass ee Su care ie Faas ry ai Tet. Woabanb? aoe shape ANTED — STRONG, — WRAL Tay Goro) ‘50 to New Jeney ‘as cook. SORE ‘woman to; st. nw. W and collar rope SOREN tare, Cal of ose (AS, FIRST-CLASS sinew, ee. RATIONAL ANTED — NURSE WHITE WITH REFERES: Wee teakgenege ot iataae Kooy from £ 2.8 ‘AN TA" = Sia Oe OER ATED — WHITE SAPD COLORED, soe aids, Men te Farm Genre todas ee this city Cooks, Cham FM. Wateed ee HAND; MUST BE A nw. ith reference. tae aaa ‘and mower, and to the care of hc MARU TE cate ee Wie na COOKS, $10 TO $25, MATDS, Laundresses. Hotel Waiters, Drivers, Woe asi seres vreas ore rooms for $8. wes = ae ie os Bla ‘to, pastas ty et 2! jOUSES—I $8,000. ob fiavite sae Sab Sere Wine? mene Maret ete | ees aia Warerost ONCE. A FEW MORE ae Jeabie ° SS°S GF PRE OT Fs 1107 Fat. nw. 3 OR 5 PLEASANT UNFURNISHED petemieaplimgeny 12. ad OME B Sa oa ta ee Come ‘COOL, FURNISHED is aueaee cata ae es mR, ‘trot we i for Mrs. jell 218 TST. x. w. and nnfursished and po chiara Se BR RYNT-ONE NICE F HED ROOM, TN FRY are fs Der mot Pease eater ee % mots |B a = ete a vial omen EQ aSersopemmrene a2 oo an " 12th aw. 20840 D ae TS Est a ee 26-54 Gay oun ot R RENT—HANDSOME SURURE. 3 oes a, Tootwa, bath and cel.ar. mode nba sbundance of if thade, Hotel Watchmen, W. ae Dorggant” NaNONAL BUREAUS Ei? ae Wika a pel leata sat Rae aw. a aol arena 49, Star of FOR PEST AT, $0 NEW YORE A Rw. ie Weer Waite NURSE FOR el Ee Sey ished — is, we ole? winwie. also, Trometomra bear the LY PET vate all, at summer tates. Tefercuces Te: porta sessile. O82 French st meee Pend summsrat | W ANTED-MISCELLANEOUS | Shtea® ty sath SS unise Law and’ a ioe Fst, AN TEE EXPERIENCED CARPET LAY- ‘ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE FAME F TWO FURNISHED ell-ae ipo immediately Waste Ging | Brooms, with second foor and thint foor: | JOR RENT OW 5 veil st 'B. MOSES &SON, 11th and Fate. | montha: suernney resale aig tae TT bay-window room: all front rooms. references ex: F Se el a Fi. -ANTEDA YOUNG GIRL 79: COOK AND $0 inecretene tea ence, “APPIy at BIO Rist sen, ES BOOd Pelee ‘ANTED-FIRST-CLASS HEAD WAITER Ws sorte, hotel atchinane Hetat SUR tbe BUREAU: 51 ee nw. It WANTED WHITE DAIRTMAN, ASSIST MILK- ing and dri Ive wagon at once, reference from last enytore 4 : Nalrton TAnOe SoM ge Laide Ce ANTED TERFE MORE INTELLIGENT MEN. W | NATIONAL UNION OFFICE, O21 Fat, p= WHEE ONGP=QOOK, WAITERS, “AND aw. Jel1-2t° 0 V Diy at the RANKED Tid eta ge ANTED—TWO COLORED WOMEN, COOK AND ‘chambermald, to go to ‘Saratoga for th also a good cook tor city. Call at 1200) Walgett, Susan, Sona peOreeT ANS ‘at compan sein fi duties ahout the house; between theaze of 42 and TS preferred, COOMBS & BURGESS, 926 F st. n.w. 3010-20 WANTED A PATENT SOLICITOR IN BERLIN, wy Germany, wants a lady type, and ‘short-hand Room 10, Fede Wand rice ee gelO-3te WaANTED-A OUNG SAN So Re Sears ey drug. business, ARD'S Pharmacy, 2126 14h stews $10-3t SWANTER=A, RELIABLE “AND COM TEST white Woman as chutnbermaid and waltresa: god home and fair waxes; best of Tefereuice required: “Ap- plyat 336 Cat nw. Jel0-20 W OMPETENT WOMAN TO DO THE work of g email family; must stay nights; b ing references. 214 1st. n.w. Bt yy ANTED. ASTR' ROTESTANT v LADY TO TAKE ORDER a FOR A new cook book: good salary. Apply to Room 4, Gist, between Vand 10 oF Baud Folock. JelO-3t ANTED—A FIRST-CLA‘! iS BARBER: GOOD wages. Apply to G. H. THOMPSO: Anacostia, Je9-3e" D.C. Ws MEATDS, NURSES (COOKS, MALE AND female), waiters.’ drivers, and others, this city: cooks for Brool:iyn, N. Y.. and other cities. "920 F st. n.w. telephone 379-2, PRICE & CO. $ FOK SPRING AND CITY, ed women couks for city and id and waitress; inen, three first- ‘one white store-ruom uuu. COOMBS & 126 F st. 61 ANTED — Tent, conducted dy ladies. aud colored for all kinds of domestic spvings,with reference. 717 Mst_n, Wien ruleor tape-in ssuure alone, as all sci @uiment Paris. Berlin spd’ Loudon Patterns cut, materials titted, Lusted, draped or made. The system “taught by Me. 'S. J. MESSER, “Co guryatory of Modes” 222 Bat) Watt rely ne eae undery Weare Farinent: Quit free, cob jouully “Ageuts average 10 to $20. de : Anaboutit ree Mrs HP LTT "Send 10% ‘Only a few hi W&STED{A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE colored boy, who can read aud write a good wund; bnderstande the care of wud drivine horses; guod oreni DRIVING. 8 1t War ae hap ees oughly understands toengaze with private families bj ine summer months. Address office, WANTED-BY A YOUNG, MAN A PORITION ookkeeper or assistant Lookkeeper Bost city reterences. Address BUUKK. Capitol Station, City. rs r tine d: orweck dart RES! AKER, Star Je11-3t" AS W WANT A” COOK, MAID, Weitere: Nurse, Laundress, Conchuet. Butler, Valet, Waite Dury or Lzborer with refer: Fu ouces, call at once. NATIONAL BUREAU, 51 St TW. "del W NS FOR COOKS, THREE \ hite Chambermaids, Nurses. two Experienced Inyalid Nurses, an ute + cit went young man for store oF Drivers, ‘couutry and resorts, fam- ind hotels FM. BUMNHAM, d30and 639 Fst HOUSKEEPER, Best reter™ Witenes ‘A REALLY, “QOOD-FITTING, fashionat senile y-cut Suit of FAN ‘Cl eg B-SRELLIN 8, before Mier ae a very moderate to onder, es aps TO The READY It makes everything. ana Re Cas NG, General Agent Stand Jes-120" Sas ‘VE FOR PUBLIC , THO Wi Herdic Gabi Rabincton es - Weer ton. pply to JAS. A. WESTBHOO! ins RIEL? goth ate $e11-6t" WANTED_SECOND-HAND Stoves, Feather Bats wohais Yor muich the ty ‘caah price wit paid. Address H. BAUM. Lio-SaT thet we Sed ANTEDLADIES TO, hair instantly obliterat leavin ho ark. Special ABRIEL, NOW SUPERFLUOUS seedey Wi TED—HORSES TO PASTURE AT TUNLAW yy, Farm, 2 miles from Georgetown. Inquire sf 3319 Ws Tent or purchase. Address 'ED-X GOOD-SIZED TENT FOR SUMMER: ida tn Sent WA Re Address 900 15th stn, y ANTED—HORSE 10 TAKE CARE OF gentle cure; best ref THE ences. 29-30 WwW 320-3" Stoves, Ci Furniture. A) est Workinanlike manner, and Op sto -seven years experience, eered Ye io ‘The Portland. ANTED_OUTDOOR To RP je seat sit or theodl ipeeding Buggy, singl ran Sueretice, V ANTED-HIGHEST CASH | PRICE Paid, FOR Chand Clothing, Watches, Guy pets, Feather Peds, all kinds of Woaeeho . Address Box 135, Star Office. Je8-1m* ANTED-STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING. Ladies’ aud Gent's Suits Cleaned or Dved in the notice. Twene called for and de- Ere hay dain et bw op posite Ft W 5§NIED. CONSTIPATION Post: (No mercury Ageney, W: when stables 3 CONST! nie renartable food reed mi fruits and veretable, hy ‘Hecommended. by best ‘Alters Eobit House Drux Store. 1 Taxat Wiitttutactare al our own goods and ‘Can be’ TIVELY CURED "ATION CURE. sive, being pre ‘taken freely 2 feeding Onder box at Prices 1 my23-lin* sell them at the lowest cash prices: on easy terns, without secur. Li, to parties with wood refevences. STRASBU! Gl SON, Mawufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, 1212 stn. Wis Building, TANTEI TEDHOUNTT LARD WARRANTS WT. | ‘TON, Attorney-at-Law, Re Droit ‘will pay cush for Military Bounty Land War- ‘oom 41, Tants isstied for services in uny war prior eee ebel- | Hon. 402 Pa aves: call 610-2 avenue ( op N THAT GS BUNDY, osite €:ty Heb, ts ive States and Terr? y11-6um TANEOUS CURE. Any breskins out on face face or body cured. Moth, pim; jes, wrinkles, blac! Ai facial distizurem plesion insured to a who use ‘estimonials on ap} Sold by ail dense ifcation. ED-AT GEN. E. WaAnsten ora 3 ierminsted from carpet the only process which can Ki AHL 5 51 Las. Wah whipping by our E & BKO., GL ry Si Commissioner. ik office trom 9 am. to5 pan. F. ead, vulgar red: it ‘0 TEAVE THEIR book printing. We sqasta. OUc. and $1 per box. SEALER BTOGE llomeato Wistert 8 jerm, boxetalla: ursee Fin: hotaes called for and return SPURT RR ny hotles, Stu wud Lacey SataOon SS Gas, them, Hot Ns ave. Cy Pee Notary a ‘Telephone S44 ‘apy. and U. 3. MONEY TO LOAN. situation in a priyate tamily as waiter or to do general housework; good referencen, Call 517 20th N ‘ONEY TO Loans On Real Estate Security, RDON, 1e3; moderate salary cau furnish Lest of city references, Address. Star office. WANTED BY A SETTLED W tion a8 an assistant in a quiet, refined family, to do household duties; satisfactory reiereuces given; or would keep louse for @ plain elderly gentleman, ‘Box 44, | 1 810, 000 Fs 1405, Jel1-6t ‘TION IN A HOTEL | MONEY .7O LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE AND ON on who under AYA collateral security, i, suiue’to a TRACY 513 7th stn. w. MGWenty Woussitd adlars ) IN HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS. TO suit, for long time. YON, RY NEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM ONE TO ‘on real estate. V TANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF THIRTY-FIVE, ‘with good business qualifications and very snail deniros souie probtable employment. Address ‘Je0-3t* V y ANTED—@50-I WILL PAY TO ANY PARTY Getting me a permanent situation and 10 per cent of waves. Yam asober, industrious man. Address J. D.G., Star office. 3e10- ANTED—BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, ‘A POst- tion in » private i tor Thoroughly under- ving good references. Call from 10 to 3, for one 308. C. G. KENNEDY, eat Gob Stet mw ire | _se8-ct z 720 19th ANTED—TO BUILDERS; A FIRST-CLASS | 3300, $2500, 3500, $2,000. carpenter wants a position as foremas on finish- Or any: ata up t0 820,000, No Joc, or would fish by contract, Address ACTIVE. | “Qu4Gr ae Rotel, en, Ris het W EAL ESTATE LOAN: ance placed. Army au Loans on Building E HAVE 91.200, 98,000, $4,000, AND €25,000 me sh eat. BO WLES & CO. 1221 F st. TO LOAN TO ARMY OFFICERS AT LE- JAMES E, WAUGH, 933 F st nw. \ND FIRE INSUR- Riny Pas accounts cashed Rbeoclation Swe or other Gollateral Security, ‘WAL Hi. DEMPSEY, 1424 standy the care and driving of horses, ands eiling to my 20-Sin ae cae generally useful. Coageat | § 20,0005 Loan ro t Vv ‘ANTED_BY AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG GEB- ON REAL ESTATE, eae aioe ected ‘or ok ine store. “ “ one jeg-3t* [my25]__‘ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, WASTED IEEACES FOR, COOKS. MAIDS. WATT. ere, drivers, butlers, seamstressés, nurses, lady's maids and other help. with references, for this an other cities. 929 F at. n.w. Telephone'379-2, PRIC! &CO. Je7-6t* ‘ANTED_ AT HEADQUARTERS— POSITIONS Wit Cooks, Chambermalds, Wait: sundress, Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters: oie Conc? fren, Fann Hands, Butlers, alets. COOMBS & BURGESS. = Je2-100* WANTED-—BOARD. ED—A YOUNG LADY AND BROTHER, 16 Bone earimlegee ayes . yore are iers rer ‘stato terms and location. Address J. 1 Star office. Te ED—BOARD—WITH ROOM, IN A PRI- ‘ita lumii. oy © single man, weer he will beak: Jowed Use of piano or, organ; house where there are D., Me ; eral security. ie ore Av and G per cent intel ‘ONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ATS TO. ‘per cent per annum: any wim desired: oF obj Ties New xork ave. New York ave. EY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON estate security, in sums to suitat ILL & SUMNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. Oy 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, INSUMS ‘to wult, at lowest rate of interest. R.O HOLTZMAN, ; table boarders accommodated, 802 L. st delle" FOR REST_ONFURNISHED_TWO communicating Rooms, second floor, alcove. bay ‘windoy, best, gas, bath 1516 Qut.mw. " jell-3t™ RB RENT—ONE LARGE, NICEIY FURNISHED eecond-story front Aloove, lange closet. couvenient to bath; price moderate: near cara and herdice, wait able for gentleman and wife or two ladies, 119 nw. R RENT—TWO COMMUNICAT! nished Rooms on first floor; suitable for light jeepibg; modern couvenience; Wo parsies without jdren. 437 Ost. hw. i OR RENT—1AKEL UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR eepinws, bath on maine Gor.” Alao, ate oF more Purvishieds Keone: centrally located sd cool near City Hall. 32643 st now. Ie” OR REN’ UNFURNISHED “ROOMS ON SEC Jvcr, suitable for jousekee} th on same ‘children in the b 2 N st. house. Apply 7 x [AT 1400 K ST. FURN Rooms. Also waiited @ Bret-ciaus ca- = pelle EAP— NICELY FURNISHED yells — COMFORTABLY, FURNISHED Tooms: private fatully’, location desitable improweniehts: unitary “Slumbitie: Reuse Dei. occ. | ‘owner; reut very moderate: half equate 1ruin Bapitol Sark Sy ee ee ete Fo NT—A LARGE, COOL, NICELY-FUR- ished room in private family: fronting south; on CORT geet tomeutlemen. ‘Inquire O45 Ot. RK RENT—1322 13TH STREET N.W—A SUITE of nicely farnished roms on second floor will be | Tented singly if desired. Very desiravle location neat Joxac ‘Transient and table ‘accommo- my28-18t" R RENT—1214 K ST. N. are W., LARGE FUR. low prices for suim- Fo, ENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ished, single or en suite, with or without board, on frst, second, and third flours, in a beauutul, coul, aud ‘convenient Jocation- 8 miles | ‘OF FIVE R007 WITH (ogy Ml kee} ing, unturnished; 911 7th st.n.w. VOR RENT—FURNISHED, ONE OR TWO LARGE rooms on second fluor. three larze closet» and bay mdow. in a new, first-class house €15 for front |10 for back no children. POR RENT, FURNISHED AND UNEURS Boome. sinele OF en, wnite: sanitary piunbiog | south front; best of Table Board: refereucesexchanged. | ALZLI st. u, w. OR RENT—1325 K ST. NW. 00! | TE’ Rooms and tosrd to a fow acceptabs | Winer rates; opposite Franklin Square. | JRow ‘RENT—FURNISHED ED_AND UNFURNISHED _4 Ke iF | Large, Meht. and ai Pee Teasonabiie Jodseing, u THE CLINTUN HOUSE. 850, stn. w. Main entrar Street cara pass the door to sii OPEN ALL NiGi POR BENT, PLEASANTLY FUR: furnished Rooms for small. fami | gentlemen: uso of bith, gas, &c.: reasonable to nice Parties. 1416 14th st. tw. near corner P. Jel0-3t" T' HED COMMUN cating rooms; no housekeeping. 1407 Rhode sland ave. Dw. ¥e10-2t" R RENT—THREE COMMUNICATING UNFUR- ished rooms on xecgnd or third oor: very desir: te; price ressoneble to good tenant. aos at 406 ‘Transient 26, 828 7th parts of the 750 1d “alcove: second floor: new prick: by-window house. 1208 8th st. n.w. Delightful location. 3e10-3t* FOE BENT — A LARGE NICELY - FURNISHED front room: econd floor: also other rooms, with or ‘without board: central location. GUS Lith ata. w. | KR RENT_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, IN new bay-window house: large alcove and closets; Tent very low. 1104 8th 62 uw. FR RENT—ONE OR TWO ROOMS, THIRD erggha southern, exposure; furnished Gr unfur- itil location; 1235 Mi Poa R RENT—1328 1 ST. lin Square, cool pleasant a= exchanged. INT—529 13TH ST. WN. W. ‘ished frout roomie en eurie abd prices, with or without meais. 2210-30" {OK RENT — THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS | iight housekeeping 61 ‘itd guns reinvents re 0 ng, 813. Tefereuces Fee aquired. Inquite F FAlGi & BRO,, at above address. R RENT—AN. IRE LOWER FLOOR OF 4 Fooms. unfurnished; pleasant apartments for 8. gentleman and wife without children, convenient for housekeeping. 1006 6th st. n.w., near New Lork ave. ROR BENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 2p and kd floors: modern improvements, north and south exposure: near cars and herdics; first-class 1416 Net. nw. 39- BREN T_FURNISHED- ONE SECOND-STORT it Koom, with alcove and bay window: also, third-story front Room: at summer private family: no near herdics th st. care, 29-307 ‘ONE HANDSOMELY ‘one single room. eer ices: 141 {OR RENT—702 10TH ST. 0 furnished suite of rooms ; Jel-zw FOR RENT_THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON ‘second floor; suitable for light housekeeping: south | front, with bath and gas; willreut to adults only. | Apply 1919 H stn. my31-2w*, Fe T_PERMANENTLY_ONE LARGE thind-story ‘Room: new house: southern ex- posure: eicluity y Thomas Circe, Also, several Rooms jor summer at nominal rent. 1333 N'st. _Je7-6t" EB RENT—TO A ree ED PARTY, CHOICE ‘second story rooms, in one of the coolest houses in gown, with board if necessary: private family. 1301 Kat, Franklin square. QOR RENT—AT 1112 H ST. NW, om NICELY furnished front room, suitable for one or two gen- tlemen, with and attendance, at summer rates, my: Re ‘RENT— FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Py maaan! Hecate 8 | ‘OR RENT — NICELY-FURNISHED COMMUNI. | Fo aRTS OLED anes i venieat to carsand se13 corner 10th and Feta.nw_ | Boardifdesued ie 3de0 mee Je6-1w> Ny ONEY TO LOAN OR APPROVED LEAL ESTATE JOR RENT—THE LIVINGSTON, 13TH ST. FEW | one Sotkiry. | Pg Od Moderate commisui cua “Nodatay. LINKIN, cof, Hand 19th ste “Sitch Fos ERO TaN M™z TO LOAN dreclivehouse. High and benutitul location. Pleasant, tarnished rooms. Luble of superior qual. Frame ‘Trausient and table boarders accommodated. prices, TelephoueSii-3 my4-2m° oe RENT_NICELY FURNISHED, ROOMS, 2p fern improvements, ‘north snd meget ba ine pf curs and hcrdice: het class x WaAnten iby, FAMILY Se 3, ADULTS, 3 OR ¢ jor, with use o! i Pe oad Wise erinpecauieaiaiel nav norest ice | two or ed Rooms, northwest see- face rent, it, not abor ante nly ep Sbetoasead aca a KGENTLEMAN BY JUNESO ONE Wi or unfurnished Pe a WHE AE RESET EAE DE | Ge uae D_BY AYQUNG GERMAN Grea ik cae aaator ome Ww & UNFURNISHED MS, ieee ectwenn Oihand 12th, Nan po CR od aren oo mB, lar fice: Wee ne eS ee = WANTED—LOTS. pi eee Lire es een Se eee ‘the cause. 7g we eee BPRS ‘THE YOUNG LADY IN THE CHORUS OF janon” that noticed gent eae tehe a Re t suit in aigiy comma y red; r= aa iow EST RATES| 11 E. Capitol st, Graut row, — mbh12-10w* alle eh ea od pA WN ULAL ESTATE SE cu anny, y ee HANDSOMELY FURNISHED THORPE, Post-omice. desire FUERA OO, | Bfoouson invand 2 doors with board, at 1807 ‘ONEY TOLOAN ON, REALESTATE ‘AT LOWEST - WANTED ROOMS aes a Sixexsowmnssox, | FOR RENT—OFFICES. ‘ANTED SY TWO LADIES, THREE OR FOUR ap? —=————— = Ww wit ht; - .ENT—OFFICES, UNFU ISHED ROOMS sal Th Sara se | MOR aa See eee | Pear a etic se ae Kitireas fs 5 - Sthsun. ©. WASTED 5,08 CAPITOR BIEL, NOT BEYOND cheyenne, soa we, LAGU Bypegrriiag and copying. ates at. Boome, or e rf Yent not toe exceed Address RENT—TWO NICE OFFICE oat ioeek Gt Rater othe barre PERSONAL. Fie oor, O39, at nw aftr July 14887. 70 per {pS Re UBICA: MANY THANKS FOR $5 RECEIVED SORIy reovate’ soome.n P 2 iy and BEALL & CO., in aprivate family, by # gentleman nd wife no | Mf for uns Cuildrea's Country Home, x JOHN E. BEAL £00. FOR RENT—STORES. ae Fe iar peer eeere | Fee lass for 25 cen! vid se ER i aes oF | See, Soe aed (ON — ae — Peay SUBU RBAN PROPEEr Y. Soot eden. Per month: “Apply st stall 115 Het market elt Fon BENT WORKSHOP We Eevee ncn ce oon sera pee ne ee ‘We have on hand a full stock of the Celebrated Con- core Harness of all kinds at Concord prices: also Bole Agency for the are tte ‘SADDLES ie | 3 pdows Circle. 18109 2 22 Corcoran « iat scnw. SF. ab 35 ee # ouee, HARDING & WATE 120.9140 42 ar eas f Tor So ¥ Sot hat. now. Wie 70 Hone st hie Capitol sir. 69 fig Katine fn Ar. LiF 0 1 fig m0 123 Be Se '40 os B ‘yor 8 wu 0. Wo Or 20 ny, Gris 80 o idee fire. 80 Cleveland attr 16 A wrinat a we Or AD vat aw, OF Ao Clevelau is Arthur Place nw.7t. $04 Boundary, nw iw Ore soa Bee oa Jel 200 aw ar KSO 5 Wanna & 00.916 Patna Hint at 107 garihe e iii 40.80 3012 Dunbar. 8S weet Foratull listapply to WESCOTT & WILCO! dell 1907 Penna ivente eves to, ¢ STH ST XW. SIX ROOMS ;larze stable, well good water ms ard newly a rent “I | Sakeve NT rant. a Jror ke House: sev vard to wi 4 lern_iunprovement; »rcaronaibie tenant, $20 in BAY WINDOW SOW NER Hi Bus SEE COE LOT BSE: mod imme, 456 Boundary st. aw , serond door trom 5th st. facing Le Droit 22.50. inquire ead 30 GST. NW. TWOSTORY BR wr ropnig gus god eon gad Bo c mn permonth: Ley 1382 Gat he Ft, BES EFURNISHED—COOI, NEw, uns House in West F: F Bouse in West Fn i foeuner ae wat ad ES RENT — DESIRABLE BRICK 1 ‘and stable, G31 Mat-n-w-O fouine, tented brick S10 LiGhat ny. 10 roome sind tn thor cuwh repair, #73 chat mw. D Tome, Coe rick 1 A1S Diath. wg roms B20 Bt fata $ PUK 820 Fat.mw. JOR RENT— 310 M at. 616 Pa ev. Le ket werden 3? | 24 Diadenstiung roali.5i& 401 5 Soon tw. oF & a to sults with, teerencent food Slt retanivt deaited toaterate, pce tunity, Address A.B. Q. Ry ntar offic = JOR RENT. E ingleside, Mt PL .@150, i J, ave. aa. 107.260 7th wt hw. store RL av. uw. 10r..60 bd dwelling 21st st. uw. 14r.. 60 Craven Terrace.0r 50 Craven Terrace.#t 30 or N.Y av. iw10r a8 1029 17th st. nw., 7r 2906 Q'st.n.w Tue Sth st 2 ro i Tr. 27 50 1908 16th st. ow. Tr. 25 75 1802 Coreoratist..6r rh 5 Stanton Aliey,5r.-10 Reabove Lotsas can be examined ‘8 Hhilyerpluw rer from 1ofhice only 2MOMAS J. FISHUR & CO. 1s Pet aw. ep chow) sr. Tuvine, eauumer kitche ey at 2000, SUS FOMELOT O17 Fae eed Pl 4 Fethask nest Ping ae Ss FER gt ere Reati JOSE 5 T-NEW ROOM 7 RAME WOURE {i Howard eveuus, Moant Peasant, near 14th st. plenty of sbade, price §$0 per month, “Se "SHERMAN & CO 1407 F at, OR RENT—FOR THE SUMMER ONLY A NicE F3 ke oom hones, Rocanwen, Saraiebeds ii tondern ene month to a responsible (a1. DA N11 Feat sellest i RENT—HOUSE 127 NORTH AST, BETWEEN Int aud 24 sta. n.e., nine roowa, gaa’ water. bath. Inquire ou preunses, or'vext door, 120 sank. Jell-3t OR RENT OR SALE-1525 Q STREET N. W, 1 rooms and beth. modern plumiing and tu Provemente: dumb waiter, open fireplace, staucpary fubs, ete. Apply ou premi sels OR RENT—IN MOUNT PLEASANG— The late resigence of James Buber, ead. Neat Cottaire on Keneaw ave KRENT—815 12TH, $83.23; 318 INDIANA FS Og 1th, 855: 1 vote ne 3330 2: 14s FY JOHN si BRICK HOUSE. WHEATLEY BROTHTRS, Cor, 7th st. and KT. ave. mw. hess ed ‘Temperance SLi 6th at Bw ar 12: area, Suranear c4 modern