Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1887, Page 2

A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON: TUESDAY... June 21, 1887. CROSBY 5S. NOYES Editor. ‘be Evening Star has « regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation mere than trebic that of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ‘ef all the other daily papers here added jogether. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can have The Star matled to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in ad- vanes. ‘Victoria is undoubtedly, in some respects, a re- markable as well as a fortunate woman, and many great things have come to pass, with or without her agency, during her lucky reign of fifty years; Dut it Is not wise to claim for that eraevery thing inthe way of human progress. One of our co- ‘emporaries, for example, asserts this morning that “The first steamer crossed the Atlantic ocean ‘the first year of Victoria's reign and the first rail- ‘way was built in England.” ‘These are most surprising statements, The steamship Savannah, bullt in Savannah, and com- manded by an American skipper, crossed the At- lantic as early as 1819, and before Victoria as- cended the throne arrangements had been made for establishing regular linesof steamers between ‘New York and Liverpool, The facts are equally against the assertion in regard to railroads. Victoria was crowned on the 2ist of June, 1837, ‘Dut the Liverpool and Manchester steam railway line, was well in operation as early a 1830. ‘This 1s claimed as the first road of the kind ever Duilt, as it undoubtedly was; but a locomotive ‘engine built by the late Peter Cooper carried pas- Sengers from Baltimore to Ellicott’s Mills at the Fateof eighteen miles an hour the same year. Nearly four hundred passengers were carried daily by steam over the railroad between Albany and Schenectedy in 1831, and in 1832 locomotives ran over that line at the rate of thirty miles an hour. It maybe added in this connection that regular passenger trains were running over the raflroad between Washington and Baltimore long Defore Victoria's coronation. Its all right to sing praise where praise ts due; ‘Dut it 1s well enough, at the same time, to pay due regard to the truths of history. ‘Thousands of college graduates will drop a tear upon the grave of the renowned General Daniel Pratt, who has just gone to that undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler—not even ‘the great American traveler—returns. Although known to the general pubite only in his character as a tramp, with nothing but his harmless eccen- trictties to recommend him to notice, he is said to have sprung from a family of emfent respecta- bility and to have deliberately thrown over eacellent opportunities offered him in his youth to settle down and lead prosperous life. He was particularly fond of visiting the colleges, where the students used to greet his speeches with up- Yoarfous applause, join him lustily in the chorus to hfs favorite ballad, “Roll On, Sitver Moon,” and make up for any pranks they played on him by a liberal donation of dimes and quarters. He was not merely a spouter of gibberish. Although greatly given to coining words and phrases and ‘to the use of redundant periods, he often con- trived to tuck away in his mock-eloquence some ‘dbits of sound common sense, which will be quoted for many years after the mortal parts of the orator have crumbled into dust. ——$——— Queen Victoria, fifty years a ruler, is to be con- gratulated upon her empire, and that empire may ‘ve congratulated upon the personal attributes of its queen, During Victoria's reign the social, political and material progress of the mass of her people has deen marvelous. The queen's domestic virtues, her unselfish desire for the welfare of her people, and her wise abstention from attempts to check the growth of representative government, have endeared her to most of her subjects, and won for her approval from the world. In the eyes of Americans the skeleton at the jubilee Teast, to remind the great empire and its virtuous queen that they are fallible, 1s Ireland. But ettizens of this country will heartily tender con- gratulations to our neignbors across the sea for material growth and good deeds accomplished in ‘the past fifty years, and will add best wishes for future well-dotng and prosperity, justice and mercy to dependent peoples, and pleasant relations ‘with the United States. a ‘There 13 a good deal of farce about the whole Dusiness of jury-getting and jury-keeping as at present conducted in the great cities; but one of ‘the most absurd features in the case of the Sharp Jury in New York ts the half-way effort made at ‘their seclusion. On Sunday the jurors were per- maitted to walk the corridors of their hotel, but not ‘Ww set foot outside. They could not entertain or- inary visitors, but were granted the companion- ‘ship of their families. It does not seem to have occurred to thetr judicial Keepers that, if any of these gentlemen were disposed todo wrong, it Would be as easy todo it within the hotel as on the sidewalk; while, if they were to be reached by the professional “fixer,” the safest people through ‘whom to carry on the work would be the members of their own household. If seclusion of the jurors 4s necessary, they should be effectively secluded. It ts dangerous to take only suffictent precautions ‘to Indicate suspicion, and not sufficient to prevent the suspected purpose from being carried into effect. ——-—__ ‘The Beecher biood has not lost its hold upon Plymouth churea. If the dead preacher-philan- ‘Uaropist had left behind him ason capable of fll. ing his pulpit, 1t 1s not improbable that the loy- alty of his parishioners would have manifested itself by calling the son to succeed the father. ‘The best substitute for a successor in the line di- rect is one descending from a collateral branch, with such a mother as Harriet Beecher Stowe; and it ts not surprising that the Rev. Charles Stowe, of Hartford, should have found such favor in the eyes of the Piymouth people as to make his ine stallatjon probable. $$$ Queen Kapiolani continues to enjoy herself hugely in London, the threatened revolution in Hawait, considerately postponing itself; and tak- tng into account the attention and space now necessarily given to the affairs of her colleague, Queen Victoria, Kaptolan! has reason to be proud of the magnificent description of her jubilee cos- tume, cabled to this country. Nor is information omitted of “the feather work of the most unique character” which the visiting Queen is to add, as her mite, to the jubilee fuss and feathers. All hall, Kaplolan! and Victoria Maxwell-Brooks, or Brooks Maxwell, or what- ever it may please the taste of the murderer of Preller to call himself just now, will have to be hanged for his crime, He has contrived to ght off justice @ good while, butin vain. If ever a prisoner may be said to have convicted himself, Maxwell is the man. Had he stuck to any one of the five or stx stories through which he tried to wriggle out of the tolls of the law, he might, per- haps, in the weakness of direct evidence have pulled through; but it was imposstbie for all of tuem to be true, and his contradictory statements seemed to betray a consciousness of guilt and helped materially to convict him. $$ ‘The Wall Street reporters have published several Umes an assurance that Jay Gould 1s feeling much Detver since his recent yacht-run down to Wash- ington, This improvement ts explained on the principle that a good deed 1s tonic by the news that, while at Mouat Vernon, he authorized the purchase at his expense, of an additional tract of land to be added to the estate. This wasa pleas. ant act on Mr. Gould's part, and its effect ts heightened by the unostentatious manner in which it was done. 1s LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS. Childrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, and Opera Slippers, only 50c. : worth 75. Misses’ Kid Oxforda, Patent-Leather trimmed, with ‘Tips, only 65e.; worth $ Ladies’ and Misses Fine Opers Sitppers, Kid-Lined, only 50e., worth 75c. Ladies’ Fine Kid Oxfords, low-buttom ond New- ports, only 75c., worth $1. Ladies’ Curscos Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords, Patent-Leather Trimmed, only $1; worth $1.50. ‘Mans’ Low-Strep Ties, only $1; worth $1.50. sl ‘Meng’ Fine-Embroidered Slippers, ealy 660; worth | LOOK THE EVENING STAR. | As “Ovexso» Dir Rose Every department crowded yesteriay. Best day's ‘sales since the Summer “Opening.” Good reason for it Prices lower than then. Then we had to pay full prices, Now the manufacturers are begging us to buy. ‘They want our cash for fall and winter importations, GGG, RRR EFE A TITT G@ GRR FE AA OT foo PE BRA E ‘C6? RR Ee 2°42 f $8, TTT 00 cco KK H T OOCC KK 8860 Rk F “oo? oS Bk rTt BX XN Gog Toa RETRY o% Fo MA Be TORRN § tT MAE ERE CS A me iS ‘ss AA FE ER SS 24 tu Emet ‘We make lots of money the first half of June, be- cause we bought fora mere song and sold only a little below competitors’ prices, For the balance of the month we throw profits to the winds. We take stock July 1, and until then we'll quote daily surprises, ‘rrr 00 T 3 @ Hee ‘GGG ‘Norz—You must remember we reduce the prices of goods already lower in price than usually quoted: 81.45 Stockinet Jerseys for $1.29. 96.98 French Gingham Suits for 35.48. ‘$2.68 Children’s Dresses for $1.75. ‘Sc. Canvas Check Suiting for 6c. $1.39 Honey-Comb Bed Spreads $1.19. Qc. Fruit of the Loom Cotton 7c. ‘2c. N. ¥. Mills 10-4 Sheeting for 25c. $1.65 Embroidered Muslin Skirts 85¢. ‘98c. Cambric Night Gowns 7c. $1.15 Dressing Sacques for 88c. 5c. Summer Surah Silks for 55¢. ‘98c. Figured Chins Silks for 79c. 50c. Genuine French Ginghams 35¢. 68c. Satin Sash Ribbons for 50c. 48c. Bunch Ostrich Feather Tips 25. ‘98c. and 68e. Straw Hats, etc., for 50c. 1c. Embroideries, 3/1 styles, 11¢. ‘25c. Embroideries, all styles, 2c. 35 New Braid Trimmings $1.15. $1.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves $2.35. $1.10 “Elite” Kid Gloves for 98c. ‘$1.98 “Palais Royal” Mousquetaires for $1.68. 12ic. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 10c, 10 Per Cent Discount on Laces and Tidies. 44c, Roman Pearl Beads for 39¢. ‘98c. Real Leather Card Cases 79¢, 1 10c. Japanese Fans, all styles, 7c. ‘35c. Gervais Chardin’s Paris Perfumes 25¢. 10 Per Cent Discount Dress Shields and Brushes. 48c. Lisle Thread Hose for 35c. 25c. Child's Lisle Hose, all sizes, 19¢. ‘33c. Jersey-Fitting Gauze Vests 250. Ea" Want of space makes it necessary merely to quote ‘few sample prices from each department: fo BP RE FT gs oT So B PRE OF oS GSS Eee NSN fT Seg8 = -50 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas $1.37. ‘85c. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts 78c. ‘30c. and 44c. Scarfs for 35c., or 3 for $1. EWA glance in show-window, corner of 12th st, ‘will give an ides of the many other reduced prices. | sere a TrsS8y Sed a ev VA Fase sates Fey ta0 7 ee tid RRR OOY ¥ A mm PROOF AE oF RREO O YY AAL RRO OY AAAL R Roo ¥ £°4tuL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., 421 AND 401, 403, 405 AND 407 12TH ST. N.W. Suors Ar Axo Brzow Cosr BEFORE IMPROVING STORE. Ladies’ Low-Cut Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, now 75¢c. Ladies’ Opera Slippers, now 49c. Ladies $1.50 H. 8. Oxford Ties, now $1.15. 11.75 H. 8. Oxford Ties, now $1.40. Taaiee $2.50 Fr. Kid H. 8. Oxford Ties, now $2. Misses’ Kid Button Shoes, now 95c. 75 Kid Button Shoes, now $1.40. Eaten gao nud ete atest are gcse Ladies’ 84 G.¥. Welt Button Shoes, now $3.50. Gents’ $1.50 Low-Cut Shoes, now $1.25. Gents’ $2.50 Low-Cut Shoes, now 82. Gents’ $5 Hand-Sewed Shoes, now 84. AF. MORAN, 1022 7th at.n,w. Je21-6t Exermest Ras Hioz On 7th street last Friday morning. The cry of MAD DOG See ene tea ee ‘and terror all bo the line. TNAS NO FALSE ALARM, pea Fs. shaggy brut ‘Tail down. mouth ‘Ope, Likes devil, mt mai iach, pedine He strock « “bes ine tor pa Onentertug teste ho pas ea er new strength: then yage pane of Piatevlaas and into mae “ "The dog had eviddntly been started frou s point on or uear the Avenue. Gentes from such a source, up 7th street, And pursuing ao diabolical s course, one would natur (er, from ‘surrounding cirecum- Stances, that be was 3 a AN EDUCATED DoG, and had been sent on this mission for the sole. Irpose of destroying or defacing this particular line of « Siete en eer tae Tees Rebehtumt attest cesar et Test to a certuin class of clothiers who, bets offer any thing in the way of fale Couipetitions sou ought to take a meau revenge through the instrumentali Peete ea LU was quite s relief to the numerous customers Segre tate iat Gira suvorre z daeraare wit inner carguenanl oe eloquence of a formidable “black jack,” wielded by hig aa brouzht the now thoroughly maddet Sa eee irrukor the dutetrous tnd pestifergus did uot mangle, mutilate, ‘deatio: Hanes bee i crey ae iB ettae Siaas condition, aud will eee $5.87 A SUIT. once ‘a please ome in the tors, 1 tug contrary votwithetandine "Your sitonpien = Made Clothing recently pure! Mr. Adier at 4 Haskins oe See meta ADLER'S fae t Mayu HOUSE, TEN 927 and 929 7th St N. W., Cor. ominicrty Ox betel Are Ex oftce Conia. stripes td ‘checks, 5c. Se. each. On vo aba Fridays, from 7 tod o'clock am. © the oe or ‘and the hours, as eke Ss sez Tux Goons For Wanx ‘Wearuzs. 20 pleces Striped and Figured CRAZY CLOTH, 12546. 1 case Cream CRINKLES, 5c., reduced from 8¢. aiatey Colored Stripeand Check SEERSUCKERS, ‘500 yards CHAMBRAY, 8¢., reduced from a2 Pleote French ORGANDIE, 1250, Seana "i pice Rar Line TAKOAT, 106. yards Figured LAWNS, 5c., 8¢., 1 French and Amerieas SATTEESS. 1° 20 pieces NUN'S VEILING, all colors, 25¢, 42-inch Albatross CLOTH, 50¢. ALL OF OUR DRess § goons AT REDUCED Tae Excessvz Hear OF THE PAST FEW DAYS ‘May remind you of the necessity of making some effort to keep cool. Do not worry your brain and thereby become hotter, by “thinking” about the matter, but come right here, While You were enjoying the mild and gentle Spring Just past, little dreaming of the torrid wave that wassureto come, we were “thinking” for you and preparing for your use in this emer- wency a stock of light and airy garments, such as Washington never saw before. To convey to yous faint ides of the immense variety of airy, breezy, and gausy garmenta, from which you can make your selection here, we will mention dust afew— Coats and Vests of Ponges. in Calcutta Seersucker. . = English Mohair. “ “English Serges, = = Irish Crash. = # Drap @ Etes. Se fe ‘Nun's Cloths. “ “ Black Alpacas. “ “Fancy Checks, & “American Seersuckers, S = ‘Silk Alpacas in Cream, Buff, ‘White, and other delicate Shades, ‘White and Fancy Flannel Suits in Single and Double-Breasted Sacks and Norfolk Styles, Lawn Tennis Coats and Vests in very pro- nounced patterns, selected, cut and made with an eye to beauty in effect aa well as durability in wear and service. Linen Liveries, with Capes and without, in Sack and Frock Styles. Dusters im Linen, Mohair, Alpaca, Ponges, and light- weight Serge, in every Shade and in every Style, There is absolutely nothing known on the markets of the world for the purpose of Keeping cool that is not represented in our great Summer Stock. Our prices are such as only a House like ours can afford to name, Come in at your convenience, and if you are foing to the Seashore or the Mountains, don't fail to provide yourself with one of our negligee Shirts, in Fancy Flannel, and one of our Ham- mocks, in which to enjoy your siesta while away. SAKS AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Je21 RYN oo” tir B® o> EXE TH BROS NRW F DDD 00 N XN T k Fa 58g, i oo 3 Tun 00 %ss8 EEE ‘THE CHANCE TO OBTAIN THE VALUES WE ARE OFFERING IN OUR 25-CENT MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR SALE SELDOM OCCURS. DON'T LOBE IT. FOR THE STATEMENT IS WELL-FOUNDED THAT ‘WE CANNOT POSSIBLY HOPE TO MAKE ANOTHER: SALE OF CHEAP UNDERWEAR THIS SEASON. YOU ARE DECIDEDLY THE GAINERS BY THOSE EXTREMITIES WHICH FORCE MANUFACTURERS TO PUT UPON THE MARKET THE GOODS THEY CANNOT AFFORDTO HOLD. IT1S USELESS TO DISCUSS THOSE EXTREMITIES. THEY ARE OF VARIOUS TYPES, BUT CULMINATE IN YOUR BENEFIT IF YOU ARE ONLY WISE ENOUGH TO SEE IT. AGAIN WE SAY: “DON'T LOSE IT"— THIS CHANCE TO STOCK YOUR WARDROBE WITH SEASONABLE UNDERGARMENTS, AND TO DO80 AT APRICE NOT EQUAL TO THE COST OF PRODUCTION. 25-CENT NIGHT GOWNS. 25-CENT CHEMISES, 25-CENT DRAWERS. 25-CENT CORSET COVERS. 25-CENT SKIRTS, LAST NIGHT WE RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF 5-INCH, ALL-SILK SASH RIBBON, TO SELL AT 10 CENTS A YARD. mee: BBB. INN 3 BOO NNN BB S28 NNN BOB O NNN BBB 00 N ONN MM MM A #5, cco H FEB MMMM AA R o@cH i E BYE fA bo PEE MMM 24 EE GO HOE ier 24th and [and 2d and D sts. n.w, ‘Specialties for the rest of the week. YOUNG PEOPLE'S PERFUMES, Colgate & Co., New York makers, 4 Bottles in 1 box, reduced to 25c, per box, very cheap for fiue perfumes, the assortment consists of Violet, Ylang Ylang, Helio- trope and Cashmere Boquet. ENGLISH PROCESS SOAP, Colgate’s, Brown Windsor, Honey, Elder Flower, Glycerine and Turtle Oil—\1b. Cakes reduced to 100. each or $1 per dozen, well-worth atrial Really fine Soap for acomparatively small price. Colossal Soap Glycerine, a very large Cake, reduced to 10c. per cake, splendid for the bath. Je21. Ger ES Besr. Tre “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” A Full Stock of all kinds kept constantly on band. Beware of Imitations. ‘Be Sure of Name and Number. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penna. Avexcz, Adjoining National Hotel. Trunks and Satchels of Best Ms ot low Prices, Trunks repaired by akilied workmen, yes MAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND. MD., Piritones June 35° erect ae ra Bo pec week snd $30 per ett Tanwements for fanutiion, Bip a io ihe peat war ‘Address for Pinoy Pelnt St Mary’ ‘Bonaldnon, 1133 6thet ney aad Korte Es ia ADAMS & ‘Napkins, Te ‘Umbrellas, Pu ge, kes You msy SIDERED $018-3t20zp re a oes W. Near Oivet. Roeovorioxs Ix Fixcr Hose Ladies’ FANCY HOSE reduced from 50 to 37%0.; fine quality and superior finish. WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES greatly reduced. All Fancy FRENCH SATTEENS 25¢. puaige stock CREAM DRESS GOODS st reduced CHANTILLY LACES ot reduoed prices WOOL LACE FLOUNCINGS at reduced prices. padtee stock fine WOOL DRESS GOODS st reduced PIWHITE PONGEE. 27 tnchee 750. BLACK SILK HERNAMI and C1 Great bargains in WHITE GOODS st 12340, ‘Many New Goods marked leas than cost. Greet in- Gucements offered in our whole stock. Saw Derservesr. ‘We offer another 500 All-Wool Cashmere ‘Shawls, in Cream, Black, and Cardinal, at $1.00 each. ‘We have reduced Ladies’ Fine Crepe Lisle ‘Thread Vests, low-neck and no sleeves, extra quality, the lightest and coolest of all summer vests, Blue, Pink, and Cream, to 75c. each; formerly $1. (ifain floor, first arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, or. 11th and ¥ stan. w. Mews Sars To Mussvne, ‘We are prepared to make Shirts to measure from the best qualities of muslin at the follow- ing prices: SIX SHIRTS FOR ¢9. SIX SHIRTS FOR $10.50. SIX SHIRTS FOR 612. SIX SHIRTS FOR $16. ‘We guarantee you perfect satisfaction or no male. (1013 F st. entrance.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n. w. 3720 Pee Yano Curaren Having just purchased the holdings of an importer we offer 25 pieces of 40-inch Black All-wool Dentelle (Lace Cloth for dresses): seven choice styles of pattern. st 62%c. peryd. ‘The former price was $1 per yard; now 37i4c. cheaper. Qfain floor, annex, through arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, nw. Max Dows Ix Hosmer. ‘Toclose out this line at once we have made the following reduction: Ladies' extra fine Lisle Thread Hose, split soles, double heel and toe, in Black, Navy, Seal, ‘Wine, Mode, Gray and Garnet. Dropped from 50c. to 39¢. per pair, As this low price will no doubt cause their rapid sale an early call is advisable, (Main floor, right of center.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts. n.w. Bazoarss Is Lace Ficus. We have purchased at s sacrifice s lot of Black AN-Silk Spanish Guipure Lace Fichus, which we offer at prices considerably below their real value. 51-inch Fichus, 50c. each. 57-inch Fichus, 75c. each. 60-inch Fichus, 85. each. 68-inch Fichus, $1 each. 80-inch Scarfs, $1.75 each. Main floor, first counter to the right ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Ware Goons Deranruenr. Our three specialties are Linon de Decos (commonly called India Linen), 48-inch Swiss ‘Lawns, and 33-inch Persian Lawns, ‘White Linon de Decea.—Seven years ago we introduced this fabric in thiscity,and that they have grown in popular favor is evidenced by their increased sale each succeeding season. They are made froma fine grade of Egyptian ‘Yarns, which are the best obtainable and bleach better, have @ more perfect color,» superior finish, and launder more beeutifully than any other make. Prices—10. 123, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, and 40c. per yard. 48-inch Swiss Lawns—We have sold this fabric for the past four years, and this season it is if anything superior in color and finish to ‘any previous invoice. Taking in considers tion the width (48 inches), the quality, and the ‘fact that it will launder as handsomely and wear ‘as well as our India Linons, it isthe best in- trinsic value possibly procurable. 25c. and 3c, per yard, 83-inch Persian Lawns.—The most important features of this fabric is its pure color and beau- tiful finish. With a knowledge of all, we selected this brand, and believe that it has no superior, being absolutely the best made st the prices. 17, 19, 21, 25, 28, 33, and 37}¢0, per yard, (Second floor and basement.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. 421 J oxe [xvesruenrs SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD NEWARK [Lake Vie Div, Balt wad Ona} 1a 7a: 1808 COLUMBUS AND TO) RAILWAY (Columbus, Hocking Valley ob Toledol iat 7m 10d. OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA RAILWAY (Columbus, Hosking Valley 0d Toledoy ist 7a, 1010. 87, LOUIS, VAND. AND Tl ‘lott, “wos! TE (Guar. Indy, and Pitiey Cin abd Se DET) ONKOE AND TOLEDO (Guar. Lake Shore and Mich. South J 1st 7s, 1906. GRAND RAPIDS AND ISDIANA (Guar. Pitts, Ft t dS AND ota BLUFFS i and i VIDS “AND MO. RIVER {Chicago and Rorthwostern Ist 7s, Iie ESCANABA AND LAKE peo R'Y [Chicago 1d Northwestern] lst CHIGAGG, MILWAUKEE AND BE. PAUL (Dubuque V.] Ist 68, 1920. CHARLES T. WING, 5e20-6t No, 18 Wall street. Azz You Gore Ox A Tam If 90, we can fit you out in Clothing to suit ‘your taste and purse. In PANTS our stock is worthy of your in- spection. Prices, $3 to $7. In SUITS we have several styles at $10, All ‘Wool and Fast Color. (We never handle goods that are not reliable.) In FINE SUITS, such as you wish to wear when visiting your friends, our assortment is large. Call and see us, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STREET. Store closes 7 p.m. 420 Prorzcrox Frou Tse Hear. Buy one of our 26-inch Silk Umbrellas, $2.25. Lange stock silk and Gloria Umbrellas, adapted to la- dies and gontlemen. STINEMETZ & 80X, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, 20 Sraw Hara Sraaw Hass. Great rush on our Men's $1 and 1.50 JAP. MACKI- NAWS and Boys' 50c., 75c, and $1 STRAW HATS, STEINMETZ & SON, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. = Exrna Repvornoxs SEATON PI TON PEREY 25.00 OO SISWOERED ‘ROBES. REDUCED TO Pex 09 HwBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO 920,30 (eae ROBES REDUCED TO ‘SAND-PRINTED FRE! TEEN ROBES NeDUCED 10. $10.00, onal ao ON ALL EM- “GREATLY, aa BROIDERED GIX cae IND Batiste Kones, PARASOLS AND SUN “CLOSING. PRICES’ PARIS COMBINATION SUITS AT “MARKED-DOWN “OREAT HARGAING” IN SPRING WRAPS AND CIAL TNDUCEMENTS’ ¥ia- “SHRED INDIASIERS AT 730, 8 AND Os. GAGE 420 “EXTRA GOUD VALUES" aT FLOURCINGS AT 62, ee oR ry aoe bok SRO oe Sea aT NELE eh a BEATON pY. Estabtishea 1840, PMT vais ave..cor. URS, ‘W, M. SHUSTER & SONS ‘Have marked all their Spring and Summer Silks and ‘Dress Goods to cost. Finest French Satteens 25¢. ‘Finest French Ondiues 20c. Finest Spring Linens 250, All Spring Woolens at cost. Every one going to ses- shore or mountains needs s wool dvess, they can be bought cheap from us. Ponges Ailke st oust. Large stock Black Laces at low prices, ‘The grestest bargain in White Goods ever shown at 12%, worth 25. ‘Weare closing Our stock and offer fine | theas ‘W. 3 SHUSTER & soma, G19 PENWSILVANLA AVENUE Bios Gaaw Creme Sure FROM THIS DAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF A STILL GREATER Loss. ‘We will not waste more words about this sal Riicesof the woods must do all the toour ‘tema will be changed FROM DAY TO DaY. ‘New Sscrifices will be made FROM DAY TO DAY. ‘Read This Advertisement FROM DAY TO Day. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. itteens, >: ssi ** Clearing Price, 15. aya clearing Price, 206. a ya. Clearing Price, 8c. 8 yd. 250° Meld for toy and te fold for 1554 an allour beat Ginghams, Fronchamony them, sold aoe alour Peured and piaia “iotrine Price, India Linen, sold at 18c. Clearing Price, 10c. aya. Clearing Price in our Black Drees Goods Department 10 off marked All ah. oug Farmers ating, sla ‘old several of All-wool pened several "pleces of very fine iamrine Prtoe, 13366 ‘Gray Flannels, sold st 50c. Clearing Price, 32340. LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. One lot of Checked Glass Toweling, 18 inches wide, ‘warranted all linen. Clearing Price, one, et email ize fu ney ee je Covers, wor Clearing one gtof Jute Table Govern, one fot SL handsome tend poare ah Sable “Covers. 8 ng, worth 64.50. Clearing Price, $2.25. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Patent Roller Hol- all a's fen! es, Hol- pam Clearing Price, 220, One" iot of Curtain Se me rice Lee." Clearing Price, 70.0 74. gular pe ete race curtains pattern, yards Tong, esa Me Tee ae of Foloeed: Sey s Lhee regular price, 81°50.” Clearing Price, $1.29. LACE DEPARTMENT. Omines Rogaine Price Sto one tole Torchon Trim- S pion, Worth 76c,t0 81.25 One Lot. 45-inch Colored ‘Oriental Flouncings.. Reg Ular Price, 91.25 & as 250. f edrte Clearing Price, 10c. aya. ond Tot ot of Ont ro) Clearing Price, 15c.a yd. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. One, Lot, of Cream Color, ine Flouncings, ‘Rogular fi AEE, Same obe ta deed ee Swiss ate ore $1.25 10 91.50 aya. Clearing Price, 980.0 7a. IMPORTED DRESS ROBES. We hat vs on iran of a oar Sept our Imported yards handsome Em- ech red Flouncings: 236 436 Ree oe 34 Edging; enough Enis ceneal cesta ts {o$20. Clearing Price, 1c. s yd. Clearing Price, 50c. pe. Clearing Price, 35¢.a ya. Clearing Price, 750. aya. Clearing Price, 95. NOTION ea GBaigceond frame 1b 8 TD fo50e. Clearing Price, 5c. acid trom 80° to Toes One Lot of Silt and Leather Ofe Leto Genuise English es alts Ress one. ee English Tooth ani Clearing Price, 8c. Clearing Price, 250. Clearing Price, 250. Clearing Price, 10e. Ise. One Lot of Mirror French plato vias. Were snglangue’s Face OFerider Saigencrywners at 250. Our Price, Clearing Price, 100. box. One Lot of Swansdown Fow- ay ‘Clearing Price, 7e. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. One 2 moral Belts sold from 7! 25e. Biosi73. Clearing Price, 652, ore a ‘Stone Collar Be. Onglot Eton Pans a ante nesase Ome of Pt Be ° sticks, sold at 75¢. Clearing Price, 380. BRASS GOODS DEPARTMENT, One Lot of Brass Kettles. Regular Price, 58c. Worth Clearing Price, 390. ClearingPrice,40c. aset. LADIES NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. lot of All Linen, extra Fone (chemusetten"thegt- aoe Clearing Price, 100, ong ibrof Embroidered Mull ae Clearing Price, 90, price, 15 oth ie, On ot Roce eae Prices Lois (worth 1c)" Clearing Price, 9e.a box. SUIT DEPARTMENT. and 36. Sold for $6. ‘One Light Gray Cloth Suit ‘with the newest ssrsenn or ores pe os, ‘basque. Suit ihe White Suit, 36, the Ose Mirae 3 te Clearing Price, $12, i a 15. White adn, CltHing Price, 8 Sule elaborately giial aire with “fine Embroider Vasque, with yoke of Over, Bold for $1 one Yok of, Chikite's Ging. Tram ‘aba Haticon Salty ties srom 4 toa yee. Sol cote eae Hone Dusters, sizes § to 16 yrs, ‘Were 83, TERE MEANS Price, 450. One lot of Imported Casas jere Jersoyy, wi Yents and. piaited ‘backs. one SHIRT Oe eye vaists, Pa fcomt, Wie beat waist over front "Clearing Price, 96. Clearing Price, $2.00. WATS Tne Price, $1.60. offre at 500. 10 per Gent off om all our ‘Burt Waists, ‘MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ‘Table 1, consisting of fine English “Milan Hats in ray, brown, nary, Clearing Price, 620, Clearing Price, 230. Clearing Price, 41 & 890. Clearing Price, 21c. GEER cnr mon te TRUNKS, SATCHELS AND VALISES. pote Sa ge BAURLS GREAT CLEARING GALE op SETS newer IS WANTED-—HELP. —————— Wir AND Boys AT HYATTSVILLE WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS LAN! _FOR RENT—ROOMS. VASES Teoe Tendon oe THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON or, suitable for lett housske south “only. WASEER* JOoNG x, oy a aes WegPorter tke ‘No boys War give Saree ENG SUATUENISMTD ROOMS OX "ANTED—A Poa REGIn IN 81 SATE FA ay, MOS Teac ST E ie on coe . uigisthsc ne ot BO ae Bethe tire tat enna ii peta naw ED peor peer phn Werias Sheba sgt one $F | BF, my Fe. REST FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH eis tee et 450 Tach ote ae | Seas 409 Massachuscits ave, Hig eet ANTED—A STRONG, ACTIVE BOY OR YOUNG ED—1 DY TO KNOW THAT ENT—FOUR hOOMA ON PS Wi man torun s whocan aauiscture ail cur own pools snd sell tem at | TOE KENT FOI (ER ROOMS “ON Fins? Fig Tepare and change forma, tating axe, expe | the lowest cash :,0n easy’ Without mecur. | Sdn hg ee oF housekeeping: front and aide Hence, and wages expected. ATTORNEY, Star of Bs 10. Pe i; bent Sparse ON, Mamufecturiog nd Tailors, 1112 F | eterences requ . _ ‘WANTED -sTneT- Grass ETAKERFOR bp OaR OF SS FOR FOUR NoNTiCG Tris | FOR MEN Ti i vA b-¥n a MONTHS T—FURNISHED ROOM AT NOMINAL ply. WB. MOSES & SON, erin Tana F st strecin 2. Wa ry lucent. ered tata Turniahed second Root root, taste soaps cok sere. and plessan em Wis: barmaid ie Nuress ana ig "ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, aa oes oe nn ‘ RN ° gp away: Walters, SE eee ey OS e Wi mare customers to take work home: pectest | FOr nund donee edn RD ROOMS, TWO Sieg Cooke ‘COOMBS Bw. | at or no pays references ‘given. ee6- dee | sitting room on Brat four. B1F Isth at aes ieoe ae =e shoW ahd0 FOR 3 RK RENT—LARGE FURNISHED Rox Nees SSeS P| Wee bree ae ones | niehts sto) x Puslee from Store'1109 Fat nw. iin ee Gay Te BYPHERD E | Cometations op So. looF Peta ee zs Watieontiac ONcE TWO, WO FS er 26th and 17th sts, ind AI 'G AND DYEING. . vaiiend dinate wr | Naesrinte sees Seer tmgprycn ce | Fh Beta gsans REPTNG NN, ‘ANTED—A WOMAN FSS THAN re-appear Wi 2 very desirable hours ou Ast. bet od and: ee SS Vann were = “to party without youne children. as 2 Sore re aAKER waning | 20-3" iar office, sae "ANTED—A ee Ee INQUIRE D—FOR A REALLY “GOOD-1 RENT—UNTIL NOVEMBER, THI was of Mrs. Bot ‘other das Beet northwest. it? Wictticnanby cet Sytot ce hed of unfurnished Boon, hrst fier, theate WASTeRS Aine aR Ba AUN “coat fitted on” before aud south, iafge, coul and delight! ul in a small family with m0 5 posreabing, must speak German. “Inquire at once oth TO TRY REapy | FOR RENT_440 @ ST_N. aie SREPaNOR tag | WW Saoee 10 sary per iey te apc o FE: kee ‘obclpomrss 0. S°RepEiooN v8 Warum, Works, | _Jo4-18t Cy sada del, 2 sioiiihse aw: = WANTED—* GENTLEMAN WISHES THE USE | FP" RENT — CNPC! W&4NTEDGOOD STEADY WOMAN FOR ¢ aE. wpcig2 nding home during, the, sun x Pe wien as SAG SE Sm Fos Use wo! ‘three; ping: trotter is st . —_ rofereveck. 1416 14th st mere tacts Aarons Bor 14. Star om SeA2ANS" | Tow mex ase iri stneet NW strre ANTED-A RELIABLE See S| Wet NEW IMPROVED CRANDALL | 2,,,0f Mcely furnished rooms on second floor will be once, Address E.K., Star office.. WM desired. Nery desiraiie. writer; best in the world; perfeot spacings: B different at ries of tyne: sid to teh : fuall aot pf eceneg Parton | dain mente. Purl ewer General Agent, R.A. DINSMORE, 56 St gel7-lm* ED—“VIVIANA A THE GREAT BEAUTIFY durable. powder Send 250 to P SCHMIDT 853 Saratoga st, Daitimore, Md. and you will receive © Dox at once” Jel. Wergirat cit cdnen: fino ‘brick clay, it to water and railroad. | — WHS, Aaa, Seen or = some experience, for a permanent 301 = shee orounbin gaa Bape Fase hess, 2307 ‘ - a7 Tent siuwly or em 8 eit to care 8 Board if desired: me. BPE ERT OCR OTH AND MASS AVENUE icely furaished front. Is te a rt Tore Tent z advance when experienced. Gall at at, mw. ANTED—WHITE washing. housewor) make home with fail Ws oder i IRL TO HELP WITH ‘and about store; must 14 Sih ate nwe Tee ANTED_A STEADY SETTLED WOMAN TO sleageaerl poweewore APD, with Liquids no ING reference DD & THOMPSON, 1313 F, adjoining Sun EF AT ili? Ht St. N. W, ONE N W AxTeD-SENOGHAPIEE ASD AND TIPEWRITER, oH =e furnished front room, suitable for ob lady preferred. Address box 105 star office. 11° Waren tan; wale Clem, with bathugas and attend ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT - B cS he QENSTON, Attorney-at-Law. Room 41, Te Droli | _2el4 Feau, conducted by indies. ‘Men and women,white | Building: will vaj cash for Miltary Bouuty Land War: | YOK RENT—FU RNISHED AND UNFURNISHED and colored for all kinds of domestic labor, for city and = iaetied for services in any war prior to the Kebel- OOM springs,with reference, 717 Mst Bw." Jevi-lwe_ | lion, mh18-4m net ar air TANTED-A I iE ANTED—BY A LADY AND GROWN SON, A Waiiode et ntaree TREFALASROTAT. | Wihouse to take shane ot durtawtumtuer moninn | THE CLINTON fi corner 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave. Se” | for persone leaving Gash. Bost of reereocen given. | ANTED_ NURSE FOR INFANT TWO MONTHS seeder ——— ‘must be competent, well recommended, and W EDSECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Can THE LIVINGSTON, 18TH ST. Few to th cone ane ‘the hot weather. bets, Stoves, Feather Boda, and all kinds of House. | JNOR RENT. THE LIVINGSTON. 13TH ST. inen gases 2003 | po Tee Wace Meer Tse ei | ecto ane h ee Far, New snd ae ‘bepaid. Address H. BAUM. 219-221 That aw. sell “ 4 a. WASTED ae SRN KITCHEN cook stove: state condition and price, Address Box 49, Star office. 020-: 'ANTED—A BRIGHT YOUTH OR MAN, WITH We education, of quick movement (with Tn wehing ans Preferred). Ho fie Fist party nod ponition i cflcred"Thoes handsomely-furnished WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID Fok | iy. “Transient and table ‘boariers acer second-hand. Clothing, Watches, Guns, Pistoia | Moderatepricen, Telephone il 3 “Btoves. Carpets, Feather Beds. all kinds of Househol - = Furniture. “Address Box 135, Star Office. je8-Lm* REN {7 ANTED--CONSTIPATION POSITIVELY C1 FOR RENT. ‘by taking CLARK'S TIPATION CURE. sicleale tne"ane of faiaco, eemoline ana other | Thiste4 remarkatir foo god lmaive, beng. pre | JOR RENT—STORE AND CE! AR, 40% Sppiy.”* Adatees’ MET! red from fruits and vewetsbies. Can be' taken + doge fran ennty vein Aaah THODICAL, Star | TNo mercury). Hecommended by best. pheeicines. Let oor building anes Agency, WARKE’S Ebbit House Drug Store. m, ANTED—WELLS DUG, BORED, DRIV1 EN AND IW tepeceis terme moder “Alun WH MOR: Apply to JAMES ¥. DAVIS" SON SUN WANTED =A, GO0R COOK, WASHER AND frouer ands coanbermaa: must assist th ashing and fi in the country [rihesumer Apply at ioe7 Let uw. “jesoe” | FAT. $55 Sihat bc. yel-ime ‘ANTED—A GOOD BREAD BAKER. APPLY AT HORSES TO PASTURE KEEPING W: alty: box stalls for grain feedi THE ENT See ee a negara stalled for Beds ox edi | PO =F ce = stabies, 311 6th st. n.1 ch st. ‘Este Sex T—TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER Boor, G32, F at. new,,sfter July 1, 1887. al #05 par ‘farm on fromelty. 0. HP. CLARK, Sligo. Ma" V iG mattresses made over, car: fea a aes ee called forand delivered, lowest prices Suntly rehovets Toscan Dever Sid palit and thaw. WkEran AND COLORED COOKS, Bose ve. Eset, Sth. Kee re JOHN E. BEALL & CO., wane ey Honsemaids, Laundresses, | cali 610-2 _F. my16-2m Je7-3m_ 1. it ic g fhe ago ‘ED—IT KNOWN THAT C. 8. BUNDY, OF Maids, Bc. Baltimore, New v Louisiane arene, (abotie City Yall te ihe Seater and Tarr: | F tes soe F° RK RENT—DESK ROOM TO A TYPE-WRITER Or copyist inan office where some work Cau be ven the reuter state busiuens and exper Commissioner of Deeds for tories (except Maryland). TANTED—R. WASHINGTON'S. MAGIC CREAM Of INSTANTANEOUS CURE. Any breaking out on face of body cured. Moth, pim. | = Ww AS NURSE IN SMALL FAMILY A ig Seome wiite si. Appir, 813 0 st ew. ED-IMMEDIATILY. A YOUNG PHAR- Box Waste ‘with good experience. Apply 500 9th st Piles, wrinkles, black-heads, vulgar. ey aes and CL a UT CLES FOR Was ae 5 GUOKS S07 SHS, aoe | Hits, oelpurenras,cmyespan hr om Soy od Laundresses, Hotel Waiters,’ Dri festinioutals on application. Sita G00D aTABLE jen, Man and Wife for_counts Sold bal Oe. and $1 per box. o é Syke comes, Marana Daa sift Jes Wanribs GAs SorLpans CAN BAVE DOME W yee goss a Poi ed om make ich BARLAN '& 'HOLLINGURORTH OO. Wilken, | Ban freind Engravers GOS Fikat wwe Samia | OH, BENT WORK SOFA R ar 10 — Ww ro OCK | formerly occured by Mr. F. W. Pills of rt TANTRD—AN HONEST YOUNG MAN OF GooD fg ipreate tie 7, BEALES. ST0ck | et, betvoes Ote and 0th ote noe snd see sins = habits located outside principal cities, for posi: | rurage #350 pete g g| Inquire at #26 Louisiana ave. tow represen old extablided arin pd Kraan hie Beste, Be EI TAPE ERIN. Ha ay scalon 10th and kaa 3014-6m | 750k RENT-STABLE-IN REAR 01 Sy: ” mys-metudw ‘ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS Ex. | WM “now and very desirable, five stale af Witenes rom furniture, furs ke by | Foom. "Apply to A. 1 BRICE. sia Toth Av intenadaua tier graces muraneines | PCUAUEE BRSGteE see nye | RORMENT. “LEARY TyH- Wit ruleor Tigemongure slong, seall eclentlc tailors aa an. wd 0. =. en ae per monthend sold om Smineut in. and’ Londo! ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO ‘Telephone 1 hippies by ou NCHACE £ BHOSOIG ka ate cm ers cut. ‘Patterns cut, materials fitted, ir made. ‘The system. ‘ta draj Sa oe 9% SF at. eas ar = ee WAr2 cunaane® ge Prue fF | ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. Soom JON ELS ASH As SE: | Torren ax oxuscat, manous ox « rinse WANTED—SITUATIONS. clase Uj 19, Perfect in ail rape ts. will sell it rent on bany tpouthlytorsne:unust be Soid tts cote ‘ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAM, A POSITION AS U NT: EAL TATE. 811 Oth et nw. Jerd-t wei Ticcnerot mouact tanaitetoraan rae | CO. RY_R ES “A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR SMALL CAPITAL —& erence: a DOUBLE ENTY, Star ofice. 4 Wine AT ONCE FOR A CLIENT, A LARGE A.gmces: and Provision Store: good Icoation « ANTED—BY A YOUNG tHE oa ar Furnished Country, Residence; must have plenty corner. Gallat 1210 1ithet-s.e. jel Indy’s maid or the en: water SPLENDID CHANCE POR S8MAl i oes Bo oblection to jeaving ci HUPTY £ DYER, 13:h and Fata A tala Provision ana Liquor store aie Se ms lok RENT—A COUNTY RESIDENCE, BEAUTE. | fine room attached seyurete,” bows apartments’ wel 3e21-2t! fal grove and delightful water: dvelllig with five | etched and Gotne eood businenr. Beacons forseliing Se RS— POS! EY ow or ‘com jeave the city. Call we Teva Channon aes Waites Paundoos | mise romeliy.” inguire of WILLEAM A. WH What 8 | totand’ fata suo and Ntraen, Seamnatrose, waiters Cooke: Coach: | 13th st. nw. = STORE AND UNFIAING Fou RAE men, Butlera, jalote. COOMBS sana IN ROCKVILLE, Tao =e Jcormer not far east of the Caj:itol, rents for jebi-lws sole Dwelling: Housen, six shi ton Tovtna, waver | tuouth. Cau be bough or #2500. Inquire 4. Je TANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL | in Porches, &¢., within five minutes"walk | York ave, n Withers situation as cook: can do chamberwork, of and 0. depot. a eee SOCKS SRELLAR ACER CAR AND GanKere ironing: ho objection to wo to the acachore, | ville, Park. The former in bloc ret Good elty reference. Side door, 1303 7th st. ncw. Ii | Ton RENTS te, 3.8 and 10 shares = ‘A MOUNTAIN COTTAGE, Completly furmished: 10 rooms: £125 for the season of three months, Apply to J. HUYCK & CO., _se21-3t 1505 Pennsylvania ave. WANTED;A POSITION a8 ane ¢ ion in s refined wages not an eet. Pe "eomfortable home is desired. “address Mdareas AS _Jeli OR SALE-THE FIVE YEAR LEASE A prowm house and restaurant. “Inquire at G25 Dot Sw 5 D—BY A RESPECT, RED ym SALES35 ACHES OF LAND, FRONTING z : Wie By Re pghaaie COLORED MAN | Ror wor sides’ onsauit 3 siretchiog from. Faas Rag OP a would leave the city. Inquire at 453 8th st. &.w. Brooke Park Hotel to Cabin John Bric Jeaving the city July 1, will sell for 8000 cash. Allin 3e20-2t" s re oe eer ah Malay it, | complete order. A rare opportunity. HUMPHREY & WANTEDIE FOU WANT A COOK. MAD. Sod two yours Oper sant, pHANS Gk Fat = Maltrene Nurse, Laundress, Goechies, Butler, SOHN ©. BEALL & co, R_ SALE-GHOCERY AND LIQUOR STOLE, Yalet, Waiters, Farm, Dutry or Laborer wiih refer: fer | _Jo80-2m 1321 F st. sock, and liceuse for wale and property for rent. fees, cal "af once. NA" aD oe | FE So Oy BENT PRE AES 2s Semarese. ae aed cay eran EHTS welling and stable, fine abade, fru ; ANTED-SITUATIONS FoR coon, rHnee | ©,OTe mg Bridge, nest Arlington’ Post MAN AS ‘Wornte; colered chambermuids, tree exvertenced | Oniod” Ber aio Somme sa ai Fob ning busiwess : §:2,000 rurses, (place family to. Philadelphia by partuer Ex id (place with family ful.est investigation solicited Address ibox 120, star Sikes ater: Deivate; public onders: cities, coun- a 13 uy, and F. M. BURNHAM, sio-g Fst see BREAD, INVESTMENT BANKER AND Loan Agent, 606 11th st. nw. Six and elght por cent; Debenture bonds and guaranteed farm tuort Saget for, sale; also, six per cent twenty, and thirty rear gold-bearing Water Company bouds, all ny setut-annual interest, EO. WANTED-—BOARD. pay- E-ROOM DWELLING, ANTED_EY A.TADY Wil0 19 ENGAGED e pa RES 1+ eres in wood, | “EGCAL LOANS NEGUTIATED. __ay28.002m jae Se ee ee OR LEASE-THE CAPITAL THEATER w. & etorente Saghaned: hot to exceed 820 month: Aa Begone * one mile from station | JOR LEASE: THI PAS, Also. five-room Cottage, 18,000 feet of of water, ne stables; two miles from "Aino Ber near Arlington Heights: Le eal splendid building sites; besutrful views of ema e ci wR Lr aeG pae oa “ae T wee YS de! Feiteariig ine Sout timate Pom +h RRO miles city; sie detns GRIME GAS railroad. A beautiful place at Herndon, Va., house and out- Tea |W, No MOFEETE 151 FST NW, Comat & sioner of Deeds for every State nd) Ternitory. Atofice from 8:30. m. to 5 pan. Lin E WASHINGTON SAFE DETOS COMPANE AND FIREPROOF STURAG HOUSE, S16 PA AVE, ¥. “oui side ef Persons son abroed, oF ies! city. show avail thenmbelvn ott advaitaces offered by tu Sauy for the safe keeping ‘wcuritios, jewels Finis alter valuntite. Clottiig. nating, eee tein "gm, carpets, Wes ke can Be stored at low rates. Take action beiore taiber Guan her, Your valuables are stolen or burned. “‘WANTED—ROOMS. ‘TED—ONE LARGE, COOL AND PLEASANT jpeatlon must be convenient to go to the river i prbation must be conve! wer Setown, Address Ke. Me Star offite. Je31-0t" D—BY TWO ADULTS, TWO LARGE, WESER Bo Both "and" south Rooms, with Board, for the summer, north of Han west of 13th st; references, Address HD Bear o NTED_BY A GENTLEMAN, TWO COMMUNI. | Bets Gating uafarnisbed. tgome.ou second four be Wi) fanuily new, AND house 5! buildings, $2,500. 10th and 20th and F sud M sts. n.w., for boat 5 ~— a er month; permanent if suited Address BJA. | oe ote MEAL TERS MacGUWaAN, 1008-1010 F st. Fitgatten with introvomentain Montgomery Co, | J GN ANY AMOUNT) ON AP. WANTED--HOUSES. Ww ED — A FAMILY OF, PUREE, ADULTS: Vega ine rene umimer’ bestot care aba Ht wagers best cd leaving funaishod: Address CAWEFUL, Star ofice. Te proved real extate situate within the District of Colabivie: low rates of interest charged aud as’ delay when security isample. FRANCIS B. MUBUN, Keal Estate and Lomtis, 18-1m 1331 F at. uw. Ma, 9 miles from city price $134 ‘S00 acres, ch iinpeSrenet i Nontgomery Co., ig oonee with Laiprotenents, in Prince George's on,8 ‘Md. miles from city; price ‘ets proracre erences es Ay ey 2b Pee ee weed M° EY TO LOAN ON REAL. REAL ESTATE PROMPT WANTED A, EADY, AND SON WILL TARE TYLER PRUTHERFUKD, 1220 Fata. w Se 80 SETEDT & BRADLEY, harge of a house for the summer. Address SUM- PERT ie BEADLE) ‘MEE, Sear occ. eee en e202 delim 027 Ft ae, EACH, VERY HAND- WAkti>- To, HERE WiTaTN FE xexr ob | FOR SAGE AT COON PAGE URTAARR | MOMELTRIORS oie aaeeae . ——— iy =a Ya siege if taken | 2 sly see, tor oe ‘small HOLLAND & THOMPSON, area Tivins location and price, 3. A. B, Bear pace geen. AL ee #13, 1313 F st, Adjowiug Sun Building. ONEY TO LOAN TO AKMY OFFICERS 44 Lit eplrstes of interest, JAMES F WAUGH. at nae, Witizat IRECT FROM OWNERS—HOUSES BR SALETA FINE, FARM OF 147} ACRES. and Lote in all sections of the city to sell or rent | 2 One-half, Geared: 90 scree timber: ‘an in youn onehand rahe howee, tad good wa a iM bnvewincaictatr. |e iets kas e cae Oper Nal PESTS Er anne Want, § RENT OF Bi AMWAY E WONG, Tae ous bundle. © 30% Secunty. Wat Bh DEMPUEY, W454 Sow W Briar house in the sorties with ‘OR SALE_FABM OF JOHN Say ‘om | York ave. my20-ua stable or shod. Address Box 38, Star PHORSDAY, JUNE 99. a8 Ai amon the Heer | 50.090-T0 LOAN | Poker ates gregaria gam ee = én, James B Henderson and Thomas Anderson, ‘SEAL ESTATE, ville, Ma. jelraee 4 aes DIRECT FROM, OW} RENT —A FINE COUNTRY HOUSE Imy25} OR. E. WAGGAMAN._ WE: ED_DIR a OWNERS, = Boh enaid 6 3 farm of, 80, 8eTen Ucar ace MSS LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 10 placed with ns will be Se, ibernlysdvertiond of our x Stock and goodwill of'a iuerstive mill trade, or lateral security. aden etic Bones, OuPRO RE | Sel stock, mmpiomenta etc, to party Tenting. "Bent Tames sew fork a Su ‘Adjoining Sun Building. | °° Apply to WARKER. WAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN 03 = Sele pees select = WADnTe EFS an. eect evtate security, iu sums to suited WANTED:-LOTS. SALES PUL JOTe, AT Starrs. | 13 es SW AREED }OTR THE RATIONAL CAPITAL TN Phen lot ure con the high grownd and — 7% Ma LOAN OX REAL Es REAL ESTATE, fremont Co. (eam i ine Took ‘at sieshere LO HOLTZMAN, Teusinrge of mitre eat EgS eae rae A sae Sa commer 10tb and F sts. nw. ‘if found to be s bargain. mys ESCORT W ‘& WINE, 1007 Pa ave. ee LOST AND FOUND. Fees HOIGE SELECTIONS OF ion SES TR mane some. of the city: Ws = heap, and ou very eeay terme. Moreen occa Liat ernie hele al Stas = Segre = aie (2 ai pat ‘SALE—AT IVY CITY—1 An 4 ——— eager Sere ara 20, A rs ~ aa os Mo" REALESTATE aTLO Mae: i Laie 303 7st nw. Buz IMPORTER AND TAILOR, thes the hover to inform yop thet his KEW GOODS wee Lissers Lox Ornce, Le we saa ame Hivatae. G ST., BET. Lae So Ete Tore wil iF: aw SaaS wes Bore a