Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1887, Page 2

» 4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON: _ rriar.. --June 24, 1897. 3) Evening star has a regular. permanent tena Gdedally cireulation mere than trebie tint of any other daily paper published ta Washington, and much greater than that ether daily papers here added aE STAR cannot undervake & preserve or retwrn rejceted communications. Contributors nhc wish {0 possess ther manuscrypte, «wn used, should keep a copy. t®” Matter of whatever character tntended for publicution must, ¥ its appearance the same day © desired, reuch the office not later than 12 © clock noon. 2” No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Communieations om any subject, Those whe leave the city during the summer oan have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The subsertption must be invariably paid in ad- vance. Advertisers ‘ill serve their own purpose best, and at the same time greatly accommodate Tat Stan, if they will send in Lefore noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Saturday's paper, the forms of which wwust be sent to preas much earlier than on the other five days of the week. —————+e+____ Mike McDonald, who has just written to the democratic county central committee of Cook County, IIL, that “pressure of private business precludes his giving any further attention to polities," Is one of the most notorious sporting men in the city of Chicago. The “private bust- ness" which presses him so severely is the pro- prietorship of a well-known saloon and gambling establishment, With a professional ball-goer's of- nee attached. For many years he has been re- cognized as the political “boss” of the city, and has made no secret of bis Influence over courts and Juries, as well as at the polls How much of @ Success he has made of this combination of call- ings may be Judged from the fact that he began his career asa peanut boy on one of the local railways ruaning into Chicago, and now, at forty- live years of age, ls estimated to be worth some- thing like a million dollars, a large share of his wealth being Invested tn valuable unencumbered real estate in the heart of the city. Whenever a uabitual “tougin” gets Into trouble in Chicago, his Irtends go straight to McDonald with an appeal to get hin out, ‘The gambier furnishes 8 bona on a moment's notice, for any amount required, his Mabdlities on this score often amounting to an ag- gregate of several hundred thousand dol- lars at a time If ft 18 not com venient for the bailed man to appear in court on the day set for his arralgument, McDonald 45 usually able to furnish another person to answer temporarily to his name and put in the desired plea. For such services as these, it is understood Uaat he makes no charge in money, but trusts to the gratitude of the man he has befriended to secure all the votes the latter can command when another close election is to come off. 1: tae scoun- dret betrays his patron’s confidence, woe to him. One man, who was under Ove hundred doilars’ bail, ran away, and McDonald not only paid Pin- kerton’s detectives fifteen hundred dollars to eateh him and bring him back, but followed up the prosecution higvell till be Bad sent the fellow to prison for the longest term the law allowed, ‘Three years azo a deputation waited upon Me- Donald and offered him the democratic nomination for Consress in is district, whieh practically meant an election. He was not to be caught with such bait, however. “What!" he exclaimed, “go to Washington with a lot of hoodoos for five thousand a year? Why, my Christian friends, that bar there pays me five thousand a month and better.” Wat Mc Donald’s retirement means it is hard to say. It was undoubtedly brought about by the discovery that he has lost his grip in part upon the city he ruled so long. He could not iord it over The present mayor as he did over the late one, and ail bis intflucnce could not prevent his own broth. ers conVictlon last week as oue of the Chicago “doodle” gang. His lines at last have fallen in ‘unpleasant places, The Baltimore industrial etucation association held Its first meeting last night in that city. Its alm is to bring tozetuer extsting organizations en- gaged in any form of industrial training, and to promote public interest im the subject, and public deltet ta bation of explanatory papers, by ascertaining the best method of engraftiag industrial education upon the present school system, by establishing a center of information, Dy the publication of man- uals on various branches of industrial education, and by the training of teachers to curry tne sys tem into effect. Interesting reports of industrial work in connection with the Johns Hopkins Uni- Versity, the public schools, the Maryland Institute schools, the Manual Labor school, the Decorative Art society, and other iustitutions were read. Bait iuore claims to have the first manvai training sehool this country, onvanizat as a part of the public school sy¥stei i supported entirely by pubite taxation. This school was opened in March, 1894, and ts reported Uo be very successiul. Tne object 1s instruction and practice ip the use of tools and such Instruction as may be deemed necessary in mathematics, drawing and the English branches of a high-school course. The wol instruction ineludes carpentry, wood-turning, pattern-making, clipping and filing, forge work, moulding, solder- ing and brazing, the use of machine-shop tools, and other instruction of a similar character. The course of instruction is three years, end students who satisfactorily perform the work of the full course are entitled to graduate and receive a certificate from the faculty and committee of the school AS a practical answer to the question of what can be done by the students of such a school, it ts stated that the graduating class has just completed a horizontal engine of Mfteen-norse power, in full running order. The Idea of associating, for the purpose af co- operation, the different organizations and indi- viduals who are engaged in or who favor and will promote industrial training, is a good one, and can doubtless be followed to advantage elsewhere. ‘The question 13 a practical one, of great present interest, and growtug lance. S$ ‘The platform adopted by the convention of the ‘Sons Of America at Chicago yesterday contains sume sound principles. It relieves the order of the suspicion of Knownotningism by raising no clamor <gainst the lumigration of worthy people who want Ww enjoy the Deuefits of our free institutions vad are willing to bear their share of the common Meng in return. But it condemns, on the one the wealthy European speculator who comes «ver here and buys up large tracts of our public snd fora song, and on the other the worthless class Who abuse the liberty given them by. striving vooverthrow the very government that assures Tem Of i. These are, im truta, the worst ene. kates the American people hare to guard them. + svives agvinst. It would be a strained construc. ! ton of the Constitution to interpret the autaority wen to the United States to protect euch of the states “against inv-sion” as applyiag to the tava “10n of land-grabbing syndicates and foreign-born, snarchiste; Dut it Would be a happy thing tor the «watery if such an appileation could be made. $< ‘The removal of Craig Tolilver seems to have had a pacttying effect upon his followers, at least tem. porarfly. It 1s usually the case that such des- porate gangs contain one controling spirit, whose actual presence {3 essential to their Whea he goes, unless he teares some well recog- nized Ueutenant, efther all the band become lead- era, or all so shrink from leadership that indect. sion Dreake their strength. A very firm policy on tue part of the State and county authorities, car. ried Into effect Just at this time, may prevent the uprising Of another ‘Yolliver to replace the one of whom society ts so happtis rid. —+ A witness was called by the prosecution in the ‘Sharp case esterday whoye testimony, though oaly in writing, was undouMealy much dreaded by the deteadenc and b's counsel. This was no leas a person than Mr. Jacob Sharp himself, whose depesttion before Luz State senate investigating committee ta Februc:y of last year was admitted Aud read to the jury. When Mr. Sharp gave this testimony to the committee, OF rather had it dragged out of him by Senator Conkling’s close questioning, be little suspected that he was tus foundation for an attack upon Diaseit sixteen jooaths later. That is ome of the risks 3 man lakes when he goes into the booule business and Bets caught at it THE EVENING STAR. |W: Wom Af there ever was such rush for Boy’ andChil- dren's Clothing in response to » single adver- ‘tisement as we have hed since last Tuesday af- ternoon, when the “Star” announced our great ‘mid-eesson mark-down in prices. Wisescres have told us “it was the wrong time,” “we were foolish to cut our prices (already so low) in the height of the season.” Well, we have = faint idea that we know what we are about, and thst nowis the time, when the people want the woods, to make exceptional concessions; not ‘when they areall supplied and the season is over. ‘This unusual and exceptional cut in prices of Boys’ and Children'sClothing will hold good until next Wednesday, the 29th inet, af- ‘tar which time the goods thst are left go back to ‘their regular prices, We give those who have not availed themselves of the advantages, We offer fair warning: Next Wednesday brings this reat reduction sale to. close. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘For the information of those who may not have noticed our first announcement of this great mark-down, we will again give the items. All of our 96, 96.50, $7, $7.50, and 88 Suits for Boys, ages 4 to 14, with knee pants, are now “bunched” and marked to sell AT FIVE DOLLARS A SUIT, (Until next Wednesday, 20th inst.) All of our 88.50, 89, $9.50, and 910 Suite for Boys of same ages—4 to 14-and some as large as 16, knee pants, both two and three Piece Suits, sre now grouped together and marked to sell at SEVEN DOLLARS A SUIT, (Until next Wednesday, 29th inst.) All of those Peerless Suits for Boys, ages # to 26, with short pants, that we have been selling ‘st €11.50, $12, $13. 50, $14 and $15, are now gathered together and going at TEN DOLLARS A SUIT, (Until next Wednesday, 29th inst ) (Our great stock of $5 Suits for boys, ages 4 to 14, are now marked 93.50 each, (Tati) Wodnerday, 29th inst) Our $3.50 Sults for Boys of same age sre now going at $2.50, our $2.50 Suits now going at 91.75, (Cnt next Wednesday, 29th inst.) Our unapproschable Stock of beautiful Kilt Suits shares similar fate for the time being. ‘Wohave cut the price of every Kilt Suit in our house exactly one-third (until next Wednesday, 29th inst. Tobe more explicit, we give below ‘regular and present prices; but remember these cut prices will only last until next Wednesday evening: RILT sviTs. ‘The $2.50 ones are now $1.67. ‘The $3 ones are now 82. ‘The $3.50 ones are now $2.33. The $4 ones are now 82.67. The @5 ones are now $3.34. ‘The $6 ones sre now 84. ‘The 97 ones are now $4.67. ‘The 98 ones arenow 85.33. ‘The $9 ones are now 86. ‘The $10 ones are now $6.67. ‘The @12 ones are now $8. ‘The $13.50 ones are now 89. ‘The $15 ones are now $10. ‘We have grouped several lote of Suits for the ‘blager boys who wear long pants that we were selling at $6, €7, 7.50, and $8, and marked them to sell at FIVE DOLLARS each, and lots of Suits that sold readily, and were good honest values st $9, $9.50, and $10 each are now go- ing AT SEVEN DOLLARS A SUIT, (Untd next Wednesday, the 29th inst.) Afew lots that were selling st $5 are now $3.50, and some Suits that 15, 16, and 17 are the only sizes left, that were $5 are now 83. Parents snd guardians of boys should not ‘Reglect this rare opportunity of providing their boys with clothing correct in all things, shape, style,make, and fit, at less than the actual coss of production. Although we shell close this (Cut Sale om next Wednesday, we would be giad to have every boy in town provide himself with ‘one of our Suite before that time. SAKS AND COMPANY, CLOTHES, HATS, FURNISHINGS, AND SHOES, yorg SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. ots, at fab 18 THE PRICE OF THEM. WHAT THEY ARE ‘They are Bonnets of fashionable shapes made of the finest English Milsn straw, the Braid as fine asa hair; the universal price of ‘them $1.50, we offer them at 25 cta.in black ‘and white only. 25- 18 THE PRICE OF THEM WHAT RE THEY? ‘They are Sailor Hats (Dauntless shape) the best shape, the lightest weight sailor, tuade out of Japanese Braid, the finest qual- Sty, universal price of them 75 cts, woofer them st 25 cta BELOW ZERO. Our extensive stock of ready trimmed Hate and Bonnets marked way down, below zuro, toclose. Don't pay extravagant prices for your millinery, Lut come to us and buy them for 25ete.on the dollar. ‘THR ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY ESTABLIGH- BL GUTS. a niet SEVENTH STREET. Lassscroz & Bro. ST a Have suctesded in securing » manufasturer’s simple of Children's Dresses, from two to siz yeare old, tn all the new fabrics, nicely telmmed. Some of the cutest little suits you ever saw. We bought them very cheap and have marked thein accordingly. Through this fortunate purchase ef ours we ate enabled to save you fally 40 per Centon Children's ‘Dresses, and as there are only 250, it would not be intention of purchasing ask to be shown these dresses. Prices range from $1.98 to $4.48; worth from 83 to 88, Also, 50 Boys' White Cambric Dresses, well made ‘and nicely trimmed, worth $2.25 by the quantity for ‘us to buy: will close out the lot st $1.68 and $1.98, scoording to size. Cildren's White Suite for Examination and Gredu- Es 3 Be sey tyre A beautifal quality White India Linen Dresses, i lsborately trimmed, for 84.98. Tan acnnaTne Ladle’ White Suite, in all the different materials and THE FOLLOWING tenenn qealition. THE FOLLOWING Ladies’ Wrappers, in Calico, Lawn, Sstteen, Cash- erat charmer ae ‘IE Ladies’ Cashmere Scarfs and Shawls, in all shades, § oe 83 YW EE for scaside and mountain woar. Sone A large stook of Boys? Shirt Waists, in Calico, Peroale ctaya and Flannel. GLOVE Boys’ Calico Shirt Waists at 20c. These are plaited . nore front and back, and are warranted fast colors. Boys! Percale Shirt Waists, 49¢. F RRR, PPR, RRR, 11 988g ERE gSSq Boys’ Flannel Shirt Waiste, in all colors, with all the new improvements, only $1.25. ime Err fi # + 3 i USes8 Ker Suet ol! They come in all colors, and our price has been 18¢., but they're worth 22c. You'll pay that eleewhere, A¢ 150. what are they? 390, MITTS FOR 25c. ‘These are Silk Jersey Mits,and as we only have black and cream we reduce them to 2c. You can’t dupli- cate them eluewbere under 450. "Tis true. 480. TAFFETA GLOVES FOR 250. ‘They're sik and linen; look like all silk; wear twice an long. They're Mousquetaire style. They're not dear at 480. 680. SILE GLOVES FOR 480. . Warranted all silk. Mousquetaire style. All colors, As good as gouerally sold for 680, 68 cents’ worth for 48c. ca NOVELTY GLOVES FOR 980. These Gloves were imported to sell at a high price. ‘Recognizing the fact that We have too many ‘Dress Gouds at this stage of tho season, we have made Decided Reductions, which fact we will demonstrate at our Immense Dress Goods De- partment. A chance for you to buy Dress Mate- xisls cheap. Asour store is msde delightfully pleasant by ‘our Patent Cooling Fans, which are in constant operation on warm days, it isa pleasure to shop at our store. A TEE a ‘They're pure wk, Mousquetatre style. Thoy have AA KN SS, ‘binding and embroidery to contrast or watch thecolor AAA NEN Bs of the Glove. For instance: Black with white, ox- aa NOES blood with black, tan with black, black with tan, gray with black, and in self-colors, such as heliotrope, tans, raya, bo. Sas UU RRR sca Ry MORE SILKE GLOVES. Sar g H Rak? § © Hardt | tocolors wo reduce from 1.48 and 81.68 to 81.25 Rob ee BB Gogo HH | and $1.35, ol @-buston Iougth Silk aouaguetairoe BBB RR Goe@ HH Biack 8-button Mousquetuires reduces as follows; From $119 8148 and 1.68 ie euln 98 1.25 and 145 4 4 to81.7 fh BPR BFR, 09, 7 length reduced from $1.98 to 81.75. te ERE 9 3 J 980. KID GLOVES FOR 680. $.f8 £ ES - ‘These sre Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, embroi- ered backs, scalloped topa. Taus, grays, &sc. You can’t get such Gloves elsewhere under 98c. ONE PRICE ALWAYS, 680. KID GLOVES FOR 48c. ‘These are 5-button Dressed Kid Gloves, scalloped tops, embroidered backs. Really Worth $1 a pair. 50c. KID GLOVES FOR 390. Also G-button, but Undressed Kid, embroidered ‘backs, scalloped topa. A ridiculously low price, Don't Judge these Gloves by the price. See them. “PALAIS ROYAL” KID GLOVES. Every pair tried on and warranted. All styles, colors, and materials, Cut in shapes to fit all hands, Ladies’, Gentlemen's, Girls’, Boys’ and Children’s. 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH STREET, jor TABGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. Favoz*A ‘Battacm CLEAR THE TRACK, “THE BIG MOGUL” 18 COMING! WE DON'T MEAN TO CONVEY THE NEWS THAT THE GREAT RULER WILL PAY THIS COUNTRY A VISIT. IN RAILROAD PARLANCE IT MEANS TRE | "PPP A A. I1g88q LARGEST ENGINE; THEY ARE COLOSSAL IN Per AS f 4 TiSeg. SIZE. THEY ARE IN PROPORTION TO THE SU- £ at AA H sags PREME BARGAINS LAID BEFORE THE CONSUM- ERS OF MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING BY THE BPR, 2% % Ba AE wry GOLDEN EAGLE. WE HAVE NOT SIMPLY USED Rreo 8 Yy 24 E THE KNIFE, BUT HAVE GONE TO WORK WITH E B%G? $ A*dbu THE MORE MODERN INSTRUMENT, THE MOW- ING MACHINE, AND CUT PRICES TO AN EXTENT THAT IS AMAZING TO OUR PATRONS. ONE THOUSAND BOYS’ KNEE PANTS, RANGING FROM 25C. TO 81.25. BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS, OF GOOD MATERIAL, | PERVECT FITTING, ONLY $2. ALL OUR BOYS' i Noverres For Hor Wearaze. SUITS THAT WERE SOLD FROM 84.50 TO 87 ARE oes THERE ARE IN EVERY CITY GENTLE- NOW $3.50; EVERY ONE OF THEM GUARANTEED ‘MEN WHO LIKE “NOVELTIES” IN DRESS, ALL WOOL. ALLOUR BOYS’ SUITS THAT WERE SOLD FROM 86.50 TO 810 ARE NOW 83. THIS 18 OR, RATHER, WHO LIKE TO HAVE STYLES AND PATTERNS DIFFERENT FROM GEN- THE PERIOD FOR BARGAINS IN OUR HOUSE, AND THIS IS THE TIME FOR PARENTS TO MAKE USEOFIT. A GUN OR EVERY BOY. EBAL STYLES, AND WHO, THEREFORE, ALWAYS HAVE THEIR CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE FROM MATERIALS OF MEN'S CLOTHING, A MAJORITY OF WHICH 18 NOW MARKED FULLY ONE-THIRD LESS THAN WHICH ONLY SMALL QUANTITIES ARE TO BE HAD. (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 324 AND 401, 403, 403, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. Sa SOS 408 $07, TER OTN Wee REAL VALUE, SHOULD BE INSPECTED BY ALL WHO DESIRE TO BE WELL DRESSED AT LITTLE EXPENSE. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co, No. 400 7TH ST, N. W. COR. D. jo24 WE HAVE BEEN ATSOME PAINS TO PRO- VIDE FOR SUCH IN MATERIALS FOR HOT-WEATHER WEAR, SUCH AS FANCY LINENS, PADDED DUCK, MARSEILLES, MM M TIT? TrtT Pee i t F a AND VERY LIGHT-WEIGHT WOOLENS. + 4 - ue f 2 St = THE LINENS AND MARSEILLES ARE MORE DRESSY THAN SEERSUCKER, KEEP THEIR SHAPE MUCH BETTER, ARE LESS COMMON, AND WEAR EQUALLY AS WELL. WE CARRY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF THESE GOODS IN OUR CUSTOM DEPART- MENT, AND MAKE THEM -UP TO MEAS- URE AT $15, 820 AND 625 A SUIT. A FINE LINE OF FANCY VESTINGS IN “WASH” MADE TO ORDER AT $4 TO $6. WHITE FLANNELS AND SERGES. THESE ABE HANDSOME, DRESSY, AND COOL. WE MAKE THESE TO ORDER FOR 925 A SUIT. The Jobber who drops any lots with usislisble to read some quotations thet will surprise him. For ex- ample, the genial gent who sold us that really excellent lot of Misses’ Pure Silk Jersey Mitte, in tan shades, knew he would have uo ditticulty in placing such goods: ‘but he didn't expect we would quote them at 16 cents ‘apair, We have bandied the same goods in regular stock at 29 cents. Day before yesterday we bonght an assorted lot of Ladies’ Biack Silk Jersey Mitts—warranted pure silk— Douxbt them because the inducement was big. We ‘know what such mitts were worth at the boginning of the sason: 80 we offer one lot at 25e. against 38c.; ‘auother lot at 38c. against 49c.; another lot at 40. against 58c., and another lot at 5G¢. against 750. =. B. BARNUM & CO, 931 Pawx. ave. 2 Price for Ladies’ Genuine Lisle Gloves, in black satcoleey, ‘with finished fingers, is 21 cents, not 29 cent ‘They have been s little tardy in getting here, but we ‘Will be able to offer, to-morrow moruing, a lot of Ladice’ Extra-Fine Milanese Bilk Gloves, in bisck and colors, with embroidered backs, Our price for any size will be ‘75 canta, not 89 cents, Paces Tur Do Nor Fin TO ATTRACT. ‘We have a small lot of Black Bilk Gloves that, if we ‘had an assortment of sizes, would readily bring 39 cents, ‘The only sizes we have are 6 and 6}; 20. we ‘The incredulous who make the rounds of the different stores are amazed at the rk them 25 cents, pumpmeimer ss os extraordinary LOW PRICES we are sell- a tng goodsat. Nosuch opportunity has ‘ever been offered so early in the season THR to buy desirable and seasonable goods, and there is no time like the present. Bo Al eae ee oo ® A BRAUTIFUL GRAY SERGE SUIT, $7.50. A ‘ 4 NICE CHECKED SERGE, 97.50. aa 5 4 i [P abreomea chp eho mttaer st FUL AXD COOL, $9.50. jog 0518 SEVENTH ST. H.W. : eerwuckars, Ponges, Silk, Drap d'Bta Conte and Vests in endieey variety. Axrave Nartaxs, ae Pe pe LONDON AND LIVERPOOL pee eons Solente & Gon Kore York maters 4 Beetles in 2 box a reduced to 20, par box, very: nag Yisker mane. | 2 (Commer 7th and 4 ste, a9. oS H. D. Bim, Glycerine and Turtle Oll— jib. Cakes rednced to 100. AND TAILOR, eechor $1 per doten, woll-worth atrial Really fine | Sa?” Dome © intone you that ‘Soap for a comparatively mall price. Coloenal Scap | Mx. BABB; im per narory heb ichon ver «treat ad the serortment evasiets of Vinle, trope and Csxhmem Bogut ENGLISH PROCESS SOAP, Colgate's, Brown Windwor, Hones, Eider Flower, We have a selected variety of the mostde- sirable styles for summer wear, and quote: 150 dosen fine Zephyr Corsets, open work, lightand durable. Only 760. per pair. 125 dosan B. & @., lattice work, fine Corsets, Light weisht and durably wade, perfect fitting, Jong and short waists. On'y #1 per pair, {Wecond floor, through arch.) ‘WOODWAKD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th aud F at Satcrpar Giove Reoverioy. Desiring to dispose of thes» three Hues te ad Saturday, we reduce their price as fol- oes Sniamen dist ac M ter Sane eee ELA 25 1081, eee E Bet. Is ees Suara, ‘We havea well s0- lected, excellent values, rom wifes 76a Sanmot to'make a judicious purchase. dozen Walking Sinria, at Corner 11th ud F ats. nw, Texter yas, Sos, Beiet walter ary, RATIORAUS ihn rANTED Ac ‘CHAM NE TO cane restive ana ‘steeds tae k ae ue Arba that bet __WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—A PLACE AS LADNS MAID: WAN 8 Y t leave town. Qa FANTED-SITUATIONS FOR A as cook with achild. & man and wife, for cit) or forenlogs PU af ot nies DUNDORE & COI ANTEDUBY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION TO TED BY A AM A FOBITION, $9 we re rn SETS israel” A | ANTED-IF YOU WANT A COOK, MAID, Tess, Nurse, Lanndress, men, Boiler, Valet" Waters Fur. Dat with retor Mots, cal thee RATIONAL BUREAU, Epa Ena e246: ANTEDCA SITUATION as COOK Bia Ww firstclees from the north who ‘cu roughly understands his ‘Bpapees and Teference to TRO COOP GASEITTERS APPLY oe a 1. wat $ ‘ANTED—WHITE LAUNDRESS, 830: for resort: settled nurses, four girls to hold babies. «irl for svork, and learn tyvewriting. unau and wife for cooks: $15 and $20. 7h R.w. Ute x 000 ROSS, WHITE BOY, TO Letaw. it Warns. ETPERENCRD SANERETEES aieree woe ‘Mt Pleasant. Apply 1613 enecoed Wise wares, AT LE MOURNS, 312 = oun! Buseams Is Israxvs Waar. Infenta’ Lone slips. 250. each, qdiniante Long Slips Hamirg trimmed, 9740, ““[ufante’ Gauso Shirts, 37}. each. Tai ta ace Capa gf each ein Gaiiurid owas tacked fronts, only Sethe Long Cashmere Cloaks, $4 to $15 a Lenige vari Gamps, in Cambric’ and Line Lawns sizes 4 wodOyears: $50; to 63. oe Ciliarenis White afl Cana, large vartety of pists styles: #oe. 8290 Siited “dial “litte, $1.873 t0 e250 each, ‘Mull Tam O'Shanter Hats, 91.50 [ANTED-TWO GOOD AND ACTIVE PAPER the eae we i aTswOdse, Tose % oy er Address of appiy 22 nw. Ws Tai SITPATION® POR COOKS. THRE whites colvred, cuambermnis, nis ee arerene ants aoa Publi? orders cities, coun: a aorta’ YM BURNHAM. 6 Soo ER GiRIs— OnE a tbe, ollie ae ‘tion to leaving ED— ‘HEADQUARTERS— (ONS: bs [aS nag pag sas, : mien, Buligra and "Valet, COOMBS & BURGESS | TED-TO BUY AT ONCE. —— Wine ung ad Sinbie dente diy located nomtiwest; must mot exceed #8000, Price, “Address Box 155, 8 ie | ANTED—TO_ Waite ort room House. Price not to 83,500. Ad aad with full particulars, Ans 7th at. we —AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS BOY, intelligence enough to learn all about rind whens hing 19 worl Sogo ather need own i one other need revs ito State age. BOOKSTORE, Star ofice ‘Star office. aig CASVASSER “sila €. Offices, forane (acount thal Pay. Apply at 929 Wi feb WHT “AND meee ~ COOKS, (male and ieninie); Housemaida, Laundresses, Waiters, Fema 4 Cooks, Maidan, fc. Noyes ty Battin res aud Coumery. FM BUA , 3 bard Nieht Gowns, ycko of feurclusters of three wide tucks se cain hhbrte rut around neck and 0 Bon Easter Eat Eine Canchrle Mother Hub- it juke uf 1our clusters of seven. fino frocacke ne nee ‘ahd sleeves trimmed With Ham- Dung; onl each, Fieooud flove through arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. 1. w. | Baroarss Ts Bors Crormxe. An advantage in purchasing from this stock, not to be overlooked is that the goods were Pur. chased this season, ail fresh and entirely new, Rot vid stock or Undesirable siylea, deur at any price,” We offer you the equivalent of ever Sent expended in Boys" Clothing. same aa wi we sell, wwe quote: ‘Boys Linen Panis, we bente@ ‘unde, strong and durable, 30) Tbe, 91, $1.25, and § rt Wi ‘aists, only $1 Large of Flannel Walste in fancy cisoye doreey Bali, cardinal, creara and nays. . : . sige ta Tyearm. 150 for sinallest ete; te, (Third floor WOODWAND & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, Mews Souven Surmrs. Men's Fine Cambric Shirts, iinen bosom and bands. 0 sone pen in. ay pertect fitting, light, cool, é im the back, it anudextra durable. Only 0 each. Fine Unlaundered : Cambric. Night shi cule Collar, sn0 pocket. Only $1 each. mattepared "to snake to your measure fe following prices: @ for a0. Stor rete 50. 6 for ‘but the best material, and se Call for Mr ‘Lockhart (1013 F street on- WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 324 Cor, 11th and F ste. Aw Ove Buss Come Doz AND PAYABLE JULY 1, 1887 ‘Will be rendered during ‘the coming week, and ‘we trust that our cus- tomers appreciate the fact that we rely upon Prompt settlements on their part to meet our Payments during tho dull season, Early attention will obligo W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 022 91 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sxuume Orr TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. Our grest sale of Dry Goods, Carpetings, &c., at cost for cash is a wonderful success. Store crowded daily. | ‘We have greatly increased our force of employes, | and now trust that we may beable to wait upon ail, | ‘and keep the store open until 7 o'clock p.m. ‘SILKS and DRESS GOODS marked down still lower. ‘Many of them less than cost. We will offer 50 doz, Gents’ Fine Unlaundred DRESS | SHIRIS st $2.25 per half doz. W%ll not soll more | than a half dozen to any one customer. ‘We invite storekeepers to buy our goods, but will not ‘ell to them less than we do to housekeepers. ‘One cave Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 7% cta. For cash only to retire from business. W. W. BURDETTE & CO, No, 928 7th st. ani 706 Kst.n.w. 4¢23-3t Ssozs Ar Axo Brrow Cosr BEFORE IMPROVING STORE. Ladies’ Low-Cut Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, now 760. ‘Ladien’ Opera Slippers, now 480. Ladies’ 81.50 H. 8. Oxford Ties, now 81.15. Ladies’ $1.75 H. 8, Oxford Ties, now $1.40, Ladies’ $2.50 Fr, Kid H. 8. Oxford Ties, now $2. ‘Misses’ Kid Button Shoes, now 95c. ‘Ladies’ $1.75 Kid Button Shoes, now @1.40. Tadlles. $2.50 Kid Button Shoes, now 81.90. Ladies’ $4 G.Y, Welt Button Shoes, now $3.50, Gents’ $1.50 Low-Cut Shoes, now $1.25, Gent 50 Low-Cut Shoes, now $2. ‘Gents’ $5 Hand-Sewed Shoes, now 84. AF. MORAN, 1028 7th at. nw. 3621-6t and's occu = Soe Ee ae TU a's Aprons. large variety of chiole | \WANTED-A SINGLE MAN. WHO UNDER. 25e' 40 $1.50 exci. stands Meat and Provisdon Isusiness,in a country as town near Washington, Address, stating salary ex- ? woopwanD & LATHROP. pected, Box 65, Stsr oltice, “2t* ANTED-TWO GOOD BARBERS, 32D AND Mosus Usorwean Bian WwW st. nw. 2S-Ht_ Quraummer offering of Twenty-five Cent Un- | \ yAStED-A FOUNG LADY, WISMING 70 af wits cous omabie attention, a “ane mania Sriiugu cont, may Soo jonuy soy for Blot qualities a price | hear portunity to dose by addressing Box werenever In conjunction with Star omiee. fees Weofler: 150 Doz. Ladies’ Fine Camubric Drawers, three IN RACH excellent styles, viz: wideheu and tucks Fame | gu) advertising Slee y ee inthe word sits and tacks, Hamburg and tucks; only O0c. pet | Suecege in Denton in, anpaecesertol whens tie atibor OE Dus Ladies’ Fine Cambiie Mother Hul> and inventor fs making a forture, a8 Wili be suown by ‘every business house, and having more territory than poss He alcue, will ell & snterent in Stater outyide ot S can be made in every laze Ste" | moderate busibess sui As .. 8 Baise Britain. “Address THE ENDER; A MAN THAT IS Boston, Mase. WASTED AS guainted with the Restanrent busi- 'd, Star office 22 thorowehiy nese, Addrvee ANSED—A FIRST-CLASS COLORED MAN, TO ‘attend to two horses aba make ime: generally useful: teference required. ADDIS: at 005 81h st a0 Detween 5 and 7p. in. jeze-ate ANTED — WOMEN COOKS 810 1 ee 880; hamberwaids, Nurses and Laundresses in cit ; Waiter’, Diiversand Farm Hands; Col Sten" Cooks. COOMBS © BURGESS, 926 F st nw. Je2i-Iwe WASTED DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU. eau, conduried og ladies. Men and women.whits | colored forall Kinds of domestic labor, furciiy and springs, with reference, 717 M st_n.w. & yuarter a fortan sd toads. HOLLINGSWORTH CO. W: ae Fe LENT Sei team ccuplosmaent by applying to the HARLAN & WWORTH GO. Wilmtetom, Dal. Bret W SSTEDIA MOON OF SENSE AND ENEKGr, NY outed outside prinethal sities or Our bunny er loca mt 50 asonthiy’, refers | exchanged. E 5 p'SOBNBON, Supt Ld Bawa’ of. xy. iny26-thn trea W&STED.LEARNERS For Pror. cuatsTSEWws hew “International Tailor System with any inch- roleor tape-messre cious, aval seveut{ictators and Guinent Barts, Benin apd Lot staakers cit oe ny fat bya fitted, tasted, deaped o sate. o ayetenn “tatue fae, BS ore fervatory of Mode ae cae ‘Washingt WANT D—ROOMS. _ rT W/4NIEPITWO FORSISHED “OR CNFUR- iished rooms; second ficor; between F and L, 7 and 14, private tumily preferred. M.M., Star v yy ANTED — D— BY JULY AST, THREE USFU Re ished rooms on second flocr for three adults; must be cae Iocated. Address No. 6, Star office. prone inied eecond-loor Kooius, in north rect sc tion, with Board for gentleman end wife. Adress Bo sare. dence SOF ait | Waste ‘and terms, X, S14 New Jer- | sey ave. 283 WS TED-HOCEE, OF anor T EIGHT ROOMS, | from: the owner, Tru prive ind Leostion. besa 8 aun Ualdiae fea Ste |F VANTED-TO BUY HOUSE OF 6 OR 7 ROOMS, Wicd iasnaty Met be cheap. tor ‘cud | agent. Lox 132 Star office. WAS i), DIRECT FRONT OW: OWES a ‘aud Lots in all sections of the city 10 sell or Fent Bande pp ai a | a ee Jels-1m* GE INGHAM, | ‘Address Box 28. Star Office. Je18-6t | placed witi'us will ‘be lieraily advertised af our ex Je13. 1313 F st, Adjoming Sun Budding | COUNTRY BOARD. ere Braucl V. MAE, th DIMER BOARD STARCK, WEFLNENTICATED D | eo conumunteatinn, Eood ud tatle board firsi-ciaes. ry | Aaidress FH CAL | e3-3t | ROSPECT HILL—UOU~E BY AUTIFULLY SITU. | P: fac: Kidee Mouzteins: pleuty of ruts bu.ting, Belinsy and sd. | City Peferences, Alidvess HENSON SESIP SONS North Fork, Loudoun Co. Ve eeeste WERTLE July 1, 1s according to rors. A. heath plenty toa milk. Se, ‘vor HEALER, Lovettaville, Loudoun Co., SUMMER BOARD INA} location; high and shady grounds: larze room telegraph, felgpbons “Comumuatestions, and | pas vnaile por day K'GIBBS, bers | ‘RB BOARDER: SS House, within hres snd a bait mile of Metre | st fhm Branch B. and 0. BR: ey of shade, anil. ahd Py BENSON, TOs TEEN OF ESS eee CAN BE A ae | commodsted at the Harris House. mile from | Hon, in full view of mountains, “Fine drives: livery | iurnished. saddle ‘and driving horses; “rooms large, spring beds: large porch: excellent water; table 8ap> ed irom own watden and dairy. ‘Terins mo-lerate. vial rates to families Teinuining the entire season, Abdiress (Aine ROC. HARMIS, Purcelivile, Tudou County, Vi KOM FIRST OF 30D ‘be pleasantly sccommodated by the Misses NEALE, | ugve very near Chapel feiut * Address Mie JB: ae Cox Station, Charl TA three minutes’ wa.k from station, deligbtiul Sool, airy rooms. Terius reasonable, “J. N. EI Proprietor. GCMMEE BOALDE | WS rooms large, airy and well ventilated, ice, 1 and feuit, Daily mail to and from Washington. Tenns | ponerate Stan cae Address Mrs. D. | Fe ST HOME. BEST ACCOMMODATIONS ruviny coul aud lange: plenty of abede: ic vegetal c.: Lig anilea trom station, Felerence.” 38 P.O. Bor 86, Ci Co. 43, Star o WAXESD FOR NEXT FALL AND WINTER. & suite of four or five rooms, with privilege’ of caterer, fora geutleinan, his wife, and deughter ten Zour 1h the northwest séction, Address, stating teruns and location— Jere PEMBROKE, Star office. i WANTED—LOTS. V VANTED — TO PURCHASE — EITHER IM- proved or unimproved Lota of, ground. overlook: ing city, between 71h et. n.w-aud Rock would refer to bay froin OwnGr vi é. LTA Star tee will be made. Address, WANTEDIA HALF OR WHOLE =e OF Ground in northeast wection, of city, located be- tween stand 11th, Rand L ste. 1a answiring please give full description and lowest price. Saker ‘ali cash or for three office. Witinen Go, teamud We Wakes Louisiana are, next door to Cliy EO) ‘erties, | chased ANTED—LOTS—TRE NATIONAL CES resident ¢ ible ‘of stall, in any Section, prompe rian tobe beneath” Waste fished house for the Siamasr: ‘sent month and care of two covupied rome, WATERSS SHOR wal store. hadeebe, 1312 25 | _Jeza-ate a WASTED-FOR “EXCHANGE GOOD FLORIDA property for suburban, 5 to 20 wiiles out, near It. sae referred. A good bargain. saat W ANTED—TO MERCI aud te then! it gooda. Hooia 92 Pits, Waxtre PURCHASE, CHE oR REST re suinmer, at easy riding Pheton Busey, guuable for su invalid. "Address Roum alee 2 oie ANTED—RESPONSIBLE DEALER WILL PAY air cash price for sscond-Laud clothing, shoes, Sc; a8 Ae must fll & large order from the West. Orders ‘Address Bo1 Star oflire. ded prowptiy, EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT ah ‘Wittnurecanre ct our own foods aud sell thea at the ment rial Fuicen, on eueytorube, withgut aaah ity, topertin eon PL MASBUL GER SONS ‘Masulecturing Clothiess and im t reay Ww By gue |E NT TATLONS—TO out thal ice for 2 ANTED—FOR_ fashionably-out Suit ry X , “GOOD-FITTING, made ty “eva betore finishit ey moderate piice,*'#0 to ROBENT DAL Eee aiwdek ist “Gieauess ie Sgeye grerytuing es CMM. GLO BNELLING, General Avene” Jetset G17 23d aL nw, NED — tg bos IMPROVED ‘CRANDALL V Pao write Sept tn the Werte: ct spacines; ffermt $1 coftyrecmld to rebable parties ot mith 70 D irchasers, sa aL leeds ak DiNsHOME Ose D- “VIVIANAW THE GREAT BEAUTIFY. Jae tint; ustaral, harmless, durable: liouid, uo powder. Bend 27c. to V. 2 SORMIDE, ‘983 Berstora ch, Balthnore, Mal, abd Sees -TEBLROUNTY LARD WARRANTS WALT. Ww oe caer aw, Hoon 41, Le Droit Pits naded for services in ay war: or bee bel. Bon. \ ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR. W Tar Stove Focber ae fi kinds of House: en st. Audrest IDNA AG BEET ee ates sed HIGHEST CASH See PAID. ae Foe re eee eee i CURI ATION CURE, i BB ‘s, Feather Beds. ‘Aduress = 135, iar Once. Wann CONS. LEA OR is. remarkable, ‘Capital 300,000 shares 85 each. Owners of the well- | Pared from fruits sand vores Go Rok ed known Mahoney and Hubbard and McAdams Mines, Amador County, California, Thoroughly equipped. with 40-Stamp Mill, running tofull capacity and has no debt whatever. . NOTICE.—We offer s limited number of shares at €1.25 per share. Application has been made to List the Btock on the ‘Board, and previous to Listing the price will be ad- ‘vanced to $1.50 per share, All appileations for Stock or Prospectus must be made to MAOFARLANE & JENKINS, . BANKERS awp BEoxens, 528-witm,5t 44 Brosdway, New York. “To Lxvesrona~ A LIMITED AMOUNT (not to exceed 2,000 shares) of Treasury Btock of the FARMVILLE, VA, LITHIA SPRINGS ARD COAL CO. for sale at par (625) by ‘WM. B. WHEELER & CO., ‘No. 80 Brosdway, New York City, Reliab ‘used to enlarre facilities for eale waterand to coal lands. ‘Tos sales of water last your: ‘to ton thousand cases, ‘This ae 3 bout Houses Dre way var, S83 bubs ne Apes acare ‘pier Wire es! a ery E ee go a Rage |i JIRST-CLASS BOARD AT MAPLE LAWN. HAM- {iiton. Fine shade, pleasant rooms: Pare terms reasonable. Apply to Mra VIRGINIA IDE! Hauniiton, Loudon County, Va, SPLENDID BOARD AT TAKOMA PAKK, as Ss five miles frou Washington, on the B. aud. suitsbio tor Government chats; pars irs splepaid prinen; tenuis moderate, Address GUY MOSES, Mtkoma D.C Potty OCUST DALE P.0, VA. Boarding Place neat the QUIET SUMMER ae Rude Mountaing and freestons water; healthy clinuate. 4 Kapidan Station, 01 KR, €20 permontt forgduitn, WoW BRIGGS. Jer Loe FEW BOARDERS DESIRED IN THE TOUR: Accorof tla aid. Convenient to ralzoad No culdeemtaken, Addrens MISS LIZETE BOLE: RB. Brownsville, Washington Co.. Md 3020-60" _ 0. RR, METROPOLITAN | I city, 100 yards in sta | tion: first-class Board, id 86 per week. For par- tic ular address POSTMASIER, at Halpine Station. Set saniemacseed S AY OR WEEK, FIRST- Ss es lenis lee aud anil lange use aud shady grounds, ie wiles from Alexandne. Train Eniceaday free. Address Box 129, Alexandria, Va, Je18-6t* Se a een eee KE TEEN TO TWENTY MORE BOARDERS ‘abted: lane roctms spring water: half-mile |= ize Mountains, tee mile nd i MYERS, Hound Hui, Va, i office, Address’ C.W. SL BU NANTED AT DOVER LOUD TN CO, BS 1G. like w limited mum: dels ik irom deve: ‘Address Mra. T. Taste. pore Is Shade; plenty cf fiesh amik, freak verewulen aud Poultry. ant all che Hultn of te acusop- * Spectal folie and children. House ope 30. Board $5 86 per Week, F= ies to faullses- \OMFORT Ferry.) True to nai: sary to promote cou:fort, brst-clat ae FOR RENT—ROOMS. 1 MH WAKD, | CGNISHED AND hoot LOCH, SOCOM ahd HIRI OO new. air chamber over taird story her family Sa8 Je cent Leman rete references ek se24-lwe JOR RENT—FERSONS “WHO DESIRE To F Reuse te aicy Fume and Wave the saltaas ore Sco. tcc suc romioreere home tne makers hae conveniences: 817 1st stb. RSS a L. corer Lith end Isis, 0. w. jeud KOE FROST ROOM, inquire 821 11th st, Peet BEST FOUR bial ENISHED ROOMS ON Address T., Star oftice. 3s o 213 1 ST. NW. SHADY PRONT, jcanank Roots. wigle oF et suite on nd floors. F2 RYN 11516 6 ST NW. <a HANDSOME {uruished Suite of J poine oD ‘secon floor. conve Bient to priveipal Will be rented durin, merat reduced rates. ex as ROOMS. FOR LIGHT HOUSE. 1 mecurs location. meat Lith aud 14th st. care bew ow innaes fiop. :cor. W st. sind € trode in parlors open grate back spar #15; te chitiren in house” Apply BUN Sth ets after grjork Pm. * FOR BENT471 8 ST. NW. FURNIERED back Parlor; also, front Kosa, ou third story. southern, |S modern un; rovewents. ceutlemen only JOR RENT_FRONT AND BACK PALOR, TO gether or separately: use of piano: cars. pane t door, Rent moderate to reliable partion. Xp Pat nw. JOR RENT—FOK ADULTS. 7 LARG sore, freshly Mula fret and second tor hoot ed. collar, mod. tmp, good nexhborhood. pear ea! Piessgnt, healthiul as cos ar, references. 307 M st. uw THREE Cool, PLEASANT COMME. nicating Rooms furnished or wufurnished. with oF ‘without board ; specially adayted for « tainly ot | of gentlemen. “Inquire 1326 13that.nw. Jord JPOR RENT—LAKGE AIRY Rooms, SUITABLE Ei poctnts and geatiens rwe eeatlonen path wid attendanee. at stuiumer, tutes, Wirised oF Wiruruishied. ¥140 Pounnylvauin ave aw Sessa Fe RENT-IN THE HIGHEST. COOLEST AND most dosirable part of tie iear Ancension OUSES | church. | several newly aud tiandscnely-turnishiod, Rooms, for genUewen only. In thst ne. ‘WK RENT—TWO FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, punicating. single or en wuite. at 1RO6 Hat. n: we cars pass the door. References red and unfurtsisired Room elevated, Furnished and unfurniain-d Isom; elevated, cool @eliutful location; w eildren 2 30) OL. REI iGuTrUL, HAND. somely furnished Kooms, with or without board. st ae OR KENT-HANDSOME LARGE HONS BAT room attached, with or without bosil, at 90" an. yee NISHED AND UNECENISHED Hyon TO required, 219 ata we Sessa F Qk RENT FURNISHED, SEAUTIPOL SUMMER Koon: bay windows in evers toon, harver heumes new: south aud east front, Feferences required. TOT Kut nw. jerdee ‘Of RENT—TRREE UNFURNISHED Rooms OX Suitable for ligt housekeepi isnt sith beth sod easy ‘Sil moet te etohion ppl 1919 wt. we. € prices, at 1421 K st, Geulemen preferred. 3TH STREET NWA SUITE of nicely furnished rooms on second floor will be Tented siucly if desired, Very deairaule location near does Carcle.” Transient and table boarders accor W ST. N.W, ONE N! ed front room. #uitat = REST-AT Ti ay iat nye, aac 50c. Transient Toni Boe. The, and 8 THE CLINTO! his = BO, Nod. Nd N26, BOS Te Servethtals Neg Mun smtentice, 828 7 treet cam pass the door to all parts of the city. OPEN ALL SIGHT SS R RENT—THE LIVINGSTON. 18TH ST. FEW doors above K st and Franklin Park. New dnd at- fractivehouse. High and beautiful location. Pleasang handoomely Sarniahed rome, Table of superior qua ‘Traugient and table boarders accommodate teprices, ‘Telephone 911-3 ty 42m" ISHED {T-OFFICE ROOMS_THE ENTIRE ASLO F stadj-ining Sun Builds from July Ist. Apply W'KILEY DEEBLE. “pes0-iat QR RENT—TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER Moor aa F at now ior July 1, 4SK:~ at 803 par iuouth, by the year paper abd paiist aud thors Cuhly renovate Foote Apri JOHN E. BEALL & 0. FOR BENT | STORE ROOM, 24 77H SiN. Sr Agriue, inquire at the Apothecary, uext door. “orner Pu ave nul 1th, ‘Agnly £0 sats ¥° DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 aay . JOR RENT—BRIC York avenue 1.% = STABLE 1502 1th ets will secommodste ¢ three or tour carriages; will lease for n term of Yeats OF monthly, Inquire of M. M. PAKKEK, isis Fat. w. dele KR RENT_WORKSHOP AND OFFICE lider, carpenter, painter, or other busin W. Pilling. rear of ad 10th sts. 1.W., aid mest sider FoR formerly occuyied by Mr. FP. W st between tu + i | L9th at. . TYPE-WRITI my 10-sua SAry E—QUARTER OF ACRE LAND WITH renting for 816 8 mcuth, near Sinton: De Ec price, #900, on easy tartan, Address Box 2, Star office. it Fe, RENT—A LARGE COUNTRY RESIDENC! furnighed of unfurnished: plenty of ahude : goo ‘Water and truit. Address D. ‘Star office. jezs-t Fase SALE—FARM. 30 ACKES, OUsE, 188 ears hard. 300 frait trees, and Minos: ‘minuver’ ride fron. Tieatse “antl cheap. Inquire of OWNER, store, 1747 Penns: ave. aw. Jee: FOR SALE CWE CAX OFFER TO IMMEDIATE murchaser that beautiful place of 13% one half mecca from Alesandris, good dwelling, ra outbuildings, cistern, al conse ‘best varieties, and oer faite sate sa gi “atieg Seat 1008-1010 Fat A to please. bull partict — A FARM, CONTAINING $5, ‘ACK! Sse Se Siik Keep deyats ous Doreey's Station sion on the be fhm root MRSI-CLASS BOA 90,500" Apply to WESCOTT, WILOOK & wise Ferry, oreat tome ms a Ue NT—FOR THREE MC MONTHS. GUL} GULY 1 TO VS leat Keep eye F< T POR THREE MONTHS. GULY 7 70 ‘Ville, Ma: sroetiteally ana -hF situated with ex. Gellent water upon prewites; S40 por monthe "Aaress L Star office, Boe i SALE—LOTS AT BALL'S cnet ROADS, Z | Fy Sn aige from 5 t 10 acres. shat ey and valus- | sere, Aipiy t0 WESCOTT, WHLCOK & WINE 180 pavers. tote ntar | Bese xe. 1g oe rarer to ue par | Be a TAPP OF OAK LEAP OST—A BREASTPIN, IN Lota Pease aad lary ox on Monday | between Tierce Place aud T st’ Liberal, re- ed 11D 15th wt. Dw. ae ] STAT THE BOSTON STORE, A STANYED Teather Pocket bok, coptatulng sspm of wones. ‘The finder will Le rewarded veers Othice. os Laas ve Je24-2t° Lora IN CENTER MARKET. TH! in Greast: auawers t,t Sivek aw, and receive ‘be bs 1 it poneatt | * ours or 10 au. and noo, a matrelie weve salver bundle, wien eAcdic™ engraved (Bry dollars reward wilt be given Ww any bersst Peturaine i¢to the Sisroitice, it pTLA WHITE CAN EO BREAST PIN ON MON- Listas 20d Pry, Feturued to the Health OST—BETWEEN HOWARD UNIVERSITY aNp | ist. Mary's Spe travel on 7th and Pa. ave. ‘The fuder will be suita- Sly tewanled by leaving st Star ofice " ” Jesa-st" ‘BUINDLE COW, WITH WHITE SPOTS, CAME o's doo, MeCariy) premises, aoe tulle frvm | the Bonday, June her by proving property and payiug Je2z-see BOARDING. PER a ‘OR RENT, BOOM AND BOARD ¢5 PER WEEK: nen, ala digees, anata WN THAT C. Ta we Some Crate 5 i Seat AY te nt pi Son PERSONAL OF THE a3 eal ee te a bi Gee, Sm ee ea A eh abit Cent canh : Ry) iN SARTLEDT. con 7th 221s fOR ACRES OF LAND, FRONTIN SP Suit St _acees oF Faz, Epomrmes sake Park Hotel to Cabin Joh lire. ane! tine os unproved by country house and out het Price, ema, balance One ALC two yeara, 6 rt Two years, 6 per cent - sag 2321 Ft Montgomery Co, 1, Mlomtgomery Co. improvewents, in Prince nce Georse's , ay d.,7 talles from city: peice ey ya Sioa, nn Pca oy OR SALE-BEAUTIFEL LOTS LOTs aT iivarTs ee 7 fare on ve high Sees Shakar era pe Bala a cosy FO: SALESINTY (CHOICE SELECTIONS ‘Siuall homes of trom one to ten acres and uuinyjwoved, within from one-half alle t tree Sabrop sed tor circular Mt NRE £0. ibd Gat boteee ft atsaten toguire ede