Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1887, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY 2 Jane 23, 1887. much greater than that daily papers bere added together. = SS, ‘Those who leave the city during the summer ean have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be iwwartably paid in ad- vance. ‘The new police regulations are creditable to the District Commissioners, and will be beneficial to ‘the District. ‘They put in clearer and more con- venient shape some ordinances already existing, but separated and half hid in the chaotic mass of District law, and add new regulations, approved by the experience of modern municipal corpora- tions. Legislation of any kind for Washington Which tends to give it some of the modern im- provements tn munictpal regulation, and to put it upon an equal footing in such respects with other cities of the last quarter of the nineteenth cen- tury, is rare. The Commissioners seem to bave exercised the restricted power of quasi-legisiation concerning certain subjects, delegated specially to them by Congress, with discretion. The citizens Of the District will be grateful for this beginning tm the systematic regulation of the District accord- ing to modern ideas, and will expect the new police regulations to be merely the forerunner of a compreliensive code which shall give the District the latest and best statutory law, and Sally quiet the perturbed spirits of ancient laws which vex us with the ghastly uncertainty as to whether they are alive or dead. The new regulations, of which the substance was printed in yesterday's ‘Stax, touch upon many subjects of local interest. ‘They present the law upon a number of matters concerning which complaint has been made in the columns of Tue Stax, in such shape as to promise aremedy. Provisions to prevent the accumula. tion of debris in the streets and pubiie places, including a prohibition against scattering hand- Dills; to reyulate the driving of cattle and certain other animals in the streets; to suppress the howling dog, the crowing cock, and the cackling hen; aba to protect pedestrians from vehicles and the obstruction of steam cars or engines at cross ings, and trom the nolseiess, rapid bicycle both by night and day, may be noved among the num- Der. ‘The additional regulations need only vigorous enforcement to add a new charm to life in Wash- ington and to contribute largely tothe comfort and welfare of the community. It 1s not to be sup- posed that the new rules cover everything, nor that they are absolutely perfect, so far as they go; Dut they form an admirable beginning, and can easily be extended or amended as circumstances demand. But as they stand now ail that would seem to be needed is the vigilant and determined action of the police authorities, backed up by the moral and material support of Its tax-paying and law-abiding people 0 make the national capital the most attractive and best governed city in the country, as it showid be. Properly construed, the new rules Will not work areal hardship in any case, sweeping as they may seem. ‘They may dis ‘turb for a ume the ideas of right and liberty en- vertained by a few persons who have hitherto pur- sued somewhat predatory careers, regardless of the rights and welfare of others, but they are framed tm the interests of society generally, and should beaccepted and carried out accordingly. ‘The good results intended can easily be attained if the police autuorities take hoid of the subject with a will in the start, and if all good citizens will, as they should, constitute themselves for the time being aids and assistants to the officers in tnetr efforts to carry the new code into effect, and thus secure a condition of peace and order hitherto un- known here. $$ ‘The bears made a drive on the stock market in ‘Wall street yesterday, and caused some ground and lofty tumbliag among the listed securities, which probably startled smail holders and timid people generally. The reaction, however, was about as sharp as the attack, and it fs to be noted ‘that the manipulators of the market bad to resort As Orrx Lerre . ‘The in space below is more especially to the Indy readers of The Star, and is full of interest tothe 9 ovk PATRONS: While we would not depreciate our competitors, we desire and deserve credit for the sweeping reductions in prices quoted for the Stock-Taking Sale. “Romance and reality.” “The sublime and the ridiculons,” "tis butastep between. Becauseof ridiculous and roman- tie claime made by some advertisers, should we be dis- credited. Almost vulgar. perhaps, so to write, but'tis eserious time with the Palais Royal ‘Tis this way: @ bought very largely the commencement of this month. Why? Because we were evabled to close out ‘the summer stocks of several manufacturers at ridica- lously low prices, Having sold many of the goods st good profit, we are willing from now until stock taking (July 1) to sell at next to no profit, in order to reduce stock. Why should we be hampered by the ridiculous and romantic claims of certain merchants who bought at high prices early in the summer and who cannot possibly compete with us in prices; unless, indeed. "tis on paper. One word more, The reduced prices quoted below are not fictitious: are not exaggerations; are not for remnants: they are made to reduce our enor- mous stock prior to the semi-annual stock taking, which occurs July 1. By the adoption of an honest policy, we firmly, but respectfully, demand your con- fidence. THE PaLals ROYAL. bes Bree Bre pee ase Ee 3 rat “Stag She cE cel gbe i} as 8 | ‘4 Bae e424 pp i 222q Rt A, 83 a wane wane "W"The list below is incomplete for want of space, but it gives an idea of what to expect in every depart- ‘ment of the Palais Royal. (Second floor.) $1.45 Jorseys, all styles, for $1.29. £6.68 Ladies’ Gingham Suits for $3 $9.98 Wool Check Suits for #7. ‘$2.25 Large Children’s Suits, 21.48. $1.25 Small Children’s Dresses, 88c. 12). Canvas Lace Suiting for 7c. 10-4 N. ¥. Mills and Piquot Sheeting for 2240. $1.24 % Damask Napkins for $1 09. 659c. Fancy Damask Towels, 48¢. 6c. Curtain Scrim for 1234¢. 25c. Envelope Bustles for 18c. 85c. Colored Walking Skirts for 65e. 6c. Child’s Sun Bonnets for S5c. 48. to absolutely groundiess falsehoods to produce the regults they desired, ‘One question, however, must occur to the mind of every thoughtful observer of Wall street af- faire after such a furry as yesterday's: When Jay Gould, Cyrus Field and Russell Sage have gone ‘the way of all Sesh, as they must, in the natural order of things, ere many years, to Whom Will the market look for the support which they have been trusted to give ft from time to time? Wiillaia HL ‘Vanderbilt used to be oue of the sure dependen- cies in a tight place, but his sons are practically out of Wail street. Young George Gould has de ‘veloped more capacity for real financiering than for the sort of reckless speculation, out of waich his father got fame and fortune. Mr. Field has ‘one son who occasionally takes a “flyer” on bis ‘own account, Dut does not handle large interests with the nerve of theold man. Mr. Sage has no successor, actual or contingent. Woertshoeffer and Morgan are dead. Cammack hasretired to the conservative shades of domestic lire. Sloan 1s too busy managing his various railroad properties to dabbie in miscellaneous stocks, White is coming to Congress, and may be so well pleased with bis experience in statecraft that he will want to stay. Whence will the street draw its ttle bevy of gen- erais for the campaigns of a generation hence? ————— Tt ts greatly to be regretted that the printing for the District government heretofore done in this city 1s to be done, for the next fscal year at Jeast, In Philadelphia; but In view of all thecircum- stances surrounding the case such result could hardly be unexpected. In fact it Is not easy tosee how any other outcome could have been reached. Gtven, a law requiring the contract for the work to be awarded to the lowest bidder, with a bid from anotuer city at lower figures than Washing- ton printers were able to offer, and the Commis. stoners had really no alternative but to pursue the course they did, even though in doing so they might seem to be discriminating against home en- Verprise and industry. Whether the work will be done as wellasit has hitherto been remains to ‘be seen; but there ts no good reason, so far as we are advised, for supposing it will not be. The es. tablished rates of printers’ wages in Washington are so much higher than taey are in Philadelphia, and indeed tn nearly all other Northern cities, that whenever actual competition is the employing printers of the latter city and most other poluts will be able to underbid our local of. ices, and still do equally good work with a fair Margin of profits on their lower contracta And ‘the same observation will apply to many, other trades as well as to printing. Somewhat ‘higher wages may be required here as arule, on account of the greater expense of living or more expeasive styles ofliving in Washington, but the differences are pOt as great generally ‘that respect as the difference la wagea. The result must therefor al ways be to drive away from Washington such work ascan be done advantageously elsewhers,and to thus deduct materially from the aggregate in. come of her wage-earnersas a class It is esti mated that the withdrawal of this printing comtract alone will result in a decrease of nearly ten thousand doilars per year from the pay-roll of the printing and allied trades in Wash- ington. This 1s a very large sum to be taken from ‘the income of « comparatively snail body of men, and its loss will be felt more or less by every branch of business in the city. A condition of ‘things like this should not be allowed to exist Whats the remedy? This 15 a question worthy of general and serious rention, —$<—$—— ‘Yesterday was another field day for the prose. cution in the Sharp trial. Ex~Alderman Pearson, hitherto counted among the respectable members ‘of the common council, although the enforced as- sociate Of Lhieves and blackmailers, went upon the ‘stand and swore away the last hope the prisoner had of disconnecting bimself with the bargains and sales conducted by Moloney. Some iaore of the great coodle king's transactions at Albany were ex- posed by one of the most notorious lobbyists of that city. Whether the district attorney carries bis potnt in the present instance and sends Sharp to prison or not, be Will have succeeded in laying ‘open to the daylight @ good deal of hitherto un- Suspected—or only suspected—rotteaness 1 high quarters ‘JSe. Full Ruche Caps for 55c. 19¢. Stamped Tray Covers for 12c. (First floor.) G5e. Surah Silks for S50. 25c. Koechlin’s French Sateens for 22c. 50c. Genuine French Ginghams for 25c. 1.19 Surah Silks for $1.05. 25e. Mohatr Suitings for 20c. 96c. Figured Chins Silks for 79¢. de. No. 9 G. G. Ribbons for 12c. 19¢. No. 12 G. G. Ribbons for 16c. 24e. No. 16G G. Ribbons for 19e. 28e. No. 22 G. G. Ribbons for 22c. 48c. Fancy Ribbons, all shades, for 39¢. 98c. Fringed “Newport” Sashes for 75c. $1.35 Ostrich Feather Tips for 81.25. 81.89 Novelty Feather Tips for $1.79. @8c. Hate and Bonnets for 39¢. $1.48 Children’s Large Sailor Hats, 21.19. $1.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for 1.33. 1.89 “Palais Royal” Mousquetaires for $1.68. $1.68 “Palais Royal” Heliotrope Kid Gloves, $1.35. ‘98c. Undressed Kid Monsquetaries for 88c. 6-button length do. for 68c. ‘30e. Jersey Silk Mitts for 25¢. 12ye. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 10c. 25c. Fine Sheer Linen do. for 21c. ‘98c. Spanish Lace Neckwear for 79e. 5c. Crepe Lisse Ruching for 21c. 25e. Col'd French Collars and Cuffs for 210. 440. Roman Pearl Beads for 390. 49c. Fans, all styies, tor 39c. ‘96e. Fans, all styles, for 79c. ‘250, Leather and Canvass Belts for 21c. 44c. Lisle Hose for 35c., or 3 for $1. ‘98c. Spun Silk Hose for BSc. ‘25e. Irish Balbriggan Hose for 2c. ‘25c. Children’s Lisle Hose for 19¢. Q5c. Ladies’ Lisle Vests for 79c. 68c. English Gauze Vests for S40. ‘33e. Large Bottles Florida Water for 29¢, 5c. Bottles of Bay Rum for 21c. : 15¢. Sanglansue’s Powder for 12¢. wee (OFF MARKED PRICES.) Entire stock of Paratols. Entire stock of Embroideries. Entire stock of Dress Trimmings. Entire stock of Buttons. Entire stock of Combs and Brushes. Entire stuck of Laces. Entire stock of Wraps, Ulsters, Raglans, Entire stock of Dress Shields, Entire stock of Watches, Entire stock of Rhine-Stone Hair Ornaments, EEE rm NN Ss RN Gco k NN N TIT (aren | bi 25c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 210. 250. Half Hose, all styles, for 21c. ‘$2.48 Wool Tourists Shirt for $2.95. Se. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts for 780. 39e. and 44e. Scarfs. all styles, for 35c. 81.50 “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas for $1.37. $$. ‘The running away of a horse last evening, caused by the explosion of firecrackers on the street, and the consequent injuring of Dr. and Mrs. J. Ford Thompson, 13 another argument, if one were needed, for the absolute prohibition of ‘that form of juvenile entertainment. It may seew @ ttle hard to deprive the small boy of a source Of $0 much enjoyment to bimesif, but where the Pleasure of a half dozen or so can only be secured ‘81 the price of ten times as many people's inisery, (OF at the extreme peril of life an? property, it 18 well enough to compel the youngsters of the town to endure a little enforced self-denial, i that re Spect at least, The firecracker amd toy pistol must go! ee ‘The attention of the authorities at the Capitol ts called to the statement in another column con- cerniag the insulting and indecent behavior of some of the “authorized guides” to two respecta- bie young gira, (A, LISNZB, Sole Proprietor and Mauazer,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 426 AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 18TH BT. X. W, ab FROM THIS DAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTIOR WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOOK OF different departments, ac! 1 snd they must be es ae Weare willing tostart out with a loss. this loss will not move our goods we are A STILL GREATER 108s. ‘We will not waste more words sbont this vale. The ven of the goods adver ‘whole column is Agvoted to our Gleating Sale. ‘Items will be changed FROM DAY TO Da¥. ‘New Sacrifices will be made FROM DAY TO DAY. ‘Rend This Advertisement FROM DA¥ TO DaY. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 11 our best French Koech- *Yiufedattocnn, beautiful Clearing Price, 150, , Clearing Price, 1230. peorerte Goods, sold as high ut SS, Clearing Price, 206. ay aie BPR a 3 CR. R CCC REE OFF ON ALL STAPLE BLACK Goops. Some Goods we have marked less than cost. We have ‘also put the knife i LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. 1 Lot of Turkey ‘able Covers, fast c ors; nize 6-4, sold at 75e. ‘One Lot 60-inch wide Crean Table Damuak, beautiful Patterns, cheap at 30c., of Bathing Towels, Clearing Price, 45c. Clearing Price, 35¢. Clearing Price, 1230. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. One lot of Lace Curtanss, Clearing Price, 90c. Clearing Price, 22c. lot ot Spriue Roller One lot of Best English Mo- Clearing Price, 150. HOSIERY DEPARTM. One lot of Children's Pisin Hose. sold for 43¢. One loi of Ladies’ Balbrig- gun Hose Kegular 230, One lot of Jersey-FittingUn- iersuirta. Kegular rice, Clearing Price, 25c. Clearing Price, 19. Clearing Price 25c. LACE DEPARTMENT. A lot of 45-in Clearing Price, 50c. a yd. ws. Regular price 20 A lot of 45-inch Oriental Lace” Flouueines, work. Worth $1.25 3 yd. Clearing Price, 300. ayd. EMBROIDERY DEPART! Clearing Price 10c. ay. Flouneigs, wae jn Clarins Price, 500. 0 7a. im __ Clearing Frice, 10c. 2 54. | Cleazing Price, Se. per OTION DEPARTMENT: EX XN cca 7» Ri RG RN ca Kk NNN ‘Stick Muctlega was Cleari . field's Creme “eFing Prioe, fe "NECKWEAR DEPARTNENT. One lot of Ladies’ i {hudoubery's woods), wort OLS lot Crepe, Tiare, ‘Canvas Kuching. Was 2c. Ciearing Price, 9¢.,3 for 25¢. Clearing Price, 10c. aya. Clearing Price, $1. Ox iot Colored Chemisettes, Ear Oho: js to Mateh. Were Ue, Clearing Price, 250. a net, IMPORTED DRESS ROBES. Do not fail to examine our ‘they have suid £3 Clearing Price, $5. SUIT DEPARTMENT. Two Bisck-and-White Fiz- Clearing Price, $4. y and basqite. SUL Clearing Price, 3: ze Rogulur price, Otte “Misses? White Tutte skirt clavorately trim Clearing Price, $18. Over. Sold for $10 Clearii », 96. Three Mises Suite, 14 aud seas Yriee. 96. ‘#0 Clearing Price, $4.00. Clearing Price, 45. One lot of Tmpo: frouts, in black froma. ‘Suid or 83.50. Clearing 8o Oy aGieazing Price, 81.98. Waists, with p Che Price, 3 off om all our ont see S10F500, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. English Milan aks sO caesctng Price, $1.10. ¢hildren, in Fancy Straws, Table, consisting Kuowltou's best B. au Sailors, in biack, navy, and Table’ 4, consisting of (25 in large brim, aud Pol 1, consisting Bip 1 consisting 12 and 18.picut su Soldtram 38 to 50c. Bin J, 20c. boxes of Flor Povbie. Pinks Valley bi PARASOL DEPARTMEN?. One lot of 100 Fancy Sateen ‘Coaches, One lot of Ladies 92. Black Silk Umbrellas, with 2YOry OF lack apd er cent discout Parasola, GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. All of our $1 Unlaundered Dress Clearing Prive, 69c. One lot of 50. Patent Elas- tie Ankle Jean Drawers, i Oe 16 of Finch Bajrig- Legis omen ret One lot of €1.25 Plain Blue Fisnuef shige Wot aise frou wo iS ym (TRUNK DEPARTMENT. ssa eg ine our immense line Clearing Price, 62c. Clearing Price, 23c. Clearing Price, 25c. Clearing Price, 21¢. Cloaring Price, 500. Clearing Price, $1.50. Clearing Price, 290. Clearing Price, 890. Clearing Price, $1.98. CROQUET SETS AND HAMMOCES. Allour $1 Mexicen ‘Clearing Price, 80c. BAUM S REAT CLEARING SALE. “WEN, OTH AND D STREETS, 2 a Me 5 A$10,000 Loss Ix Maxum. GRAND CLEARING SALE ‘We have been fortunate in clearing the entire stock af one of the largest Jobbing Hotses ats loss to them of $10,000, the entire benefit to go toourtrede, So of $5,000. If | call immediately at IM iS A fe Established i BG bic. WE WILL RENDER ALL BILLS ON OUR BOOKS WEXT WEEK. THESR ARE DUK AND PAYABLE JULY 1, 1887, WE WILL THANK OUR cUs- TOMERS TO RESPOND PROMPTLY, AS WE RELY ON OUR COLLECTIONS DURING THE DULL SUMMER TO MEET OUR OBLIGATIONS. THOSE WHO PREFER TO CALL FOR THEIR BILLS WILL FIND THEM READY, EARLY SETTLEMENTS WILL OBLIGE W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 814 SEVENTH STREET ¥. W., FOR THE FOLLOWING 1,000 Lovely Bonnets, worth 50 cents, at....15 cents, 2,000 Elegant Bonnets, worth 75 cents, at...25 cents. 3,000 Fine Bonnets, worth $1, t.. Bonnets, all colors, worth $2, st... 2,000 Fine White Stylish Hate, worth $1.25, at.50 cts. 3,0000 Fine White Milan Hats, worth €1.50, at.75 cts. 5,000 Elegant Colored Milan Hate, lovely shapes, worth: ‘$2, at 75 conte and $1. ‘Trimmed Sailors, only 10 cents. Elewant Gailors at 20 and 25 cents. ‘Fine assortment of Children's Trimmed an Untrimmed, ‘Hate at 20, 25, and 50 cents. FINE ELEGANT TIPS, CREAM AND WHITE, 318 4 BUNCH, 50 CENTS A BUNCH. FLOWERS’ PLUMES, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, AND LACE CAPS AT REMARE- ABLE REDUCTIONS. YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON TO GET SUCH GREAT BARGAINS. EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITY BY CALLING AT Gazat Cizanxe Sats TMMENSE BARGAINS, TEN PER CEXT DISCOUNT. ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD WITHIN THIRTY Days, HEILBRUN'S LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE PAR- Lons. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. WE CLOSE AT 7 P.M. TICKETS AND CHROMOS FOR ALL. 1 BRILBRUX, 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. SEE THE OLD LADY IN WINDOW. ARTEUR BURT & 00. ‘25-thes «1811 F STREET EW. Gar PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRIORS SEATON PERRY, Pena Burp, -35 cents. Scente, Coxe Ix Tostonr. Our store is kept open every Saturday night ‘until 11 ocloes to serve late shorpers. People who put off their buy.ng unt#i the last hours of tho week are apt io be iu somewhat of a hurry, ‘aud should deal only where they are permutied to come buck fur their mousy in cuse gooda ara not found astisfuctory upou examination at home. We give every custumer a Jugal guaran- tee, warranting our goods and prices, which enables him to return goods und receive the cash paid wituout fecling Unst he 4 Dees any other clotisiug bo! a sell better Sien’s Clot ing than wedo? Don't uke our word forit. Decide for yourself, muuch! Do any of th GEORGE SPRANSY, CNE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTE STREET. Svecat Sace Or Sricamy Lees. FECT UNDERGARMENTS, zThis is the announcement we make for MONDAY. ‘The following lines of Underwear are warranted iu quality to the most perzect yoda, but inost of them He washing, We wili weil ut Fine Cambric Corset Covers with ema- | nFour own line of | it, Gowns, Corse ‘and Embroidered wns, Camhric Ruffles Soman Crosme Nore ‘We ber to announce that, in parsuance of the ‘policy insugurated by us last suanmer, we shall Geee cur cstablishinent eech evening st § 'elock, except Saturdays, and om that day st 1 Celok Am. during July and August, degin- ing July 6th. As usual, cur establishment will be closed all day Monday, July 4th. Castomass are requested to bear thia notice ia ‘mind, apd shop r 5 ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 13th and F ete nw. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROPS NEW STORE Beginning Monday, June 27. After ample preparations and extensive pur- chases, we are now ready with the lanrest and est stock of the above-named goods it was ever ‘eur pleasure to call your attention to, and have ‘concluded to insugurate a GRAND MIDSUMMER SALE, During which period we propose to offer the ‘Dest intrinsic values yet shown in this city, This department now occupies almost the en- tire basement floor, we having moved the Wash- Goods Department to the second floor, thereby giving the Linens and Housekeeping Goods double the selling space it previously occupied. We cannot do justice to the stock in this small space, so are obliged to confine ourselves to the following few epecial bargains: TABLE DAMASK. 50 pieces 64-inch Cream German Linen Table Damask, excellent patterns, Only 450. per yank G4-Inch Cream Irish Linen Table Damask, Splendid quality. Only 500 per yard. G4-inch Cream Red-Bordered Irish Linen Tavle Damask, extra value Only SSc. per vant. 56-inch Bleached German Linen Table Dawuask, excellent quality. Only 50c per yard. S8-inch Tollanetie Table Damask, attractive colorings. Only 50¢. per yard. GO-inch Genniue Turkey Red (ofl botled) Table Damask, excellent quality, colors war- ranted, white and black borders, Ouly 750. per yard. 72-inch Bleached German Linen Setin Table Damask, beautiful designs. Only #1 per yard. Never sold before for less than 1.1235. NAPKINS. Large stock, covering almnost the entire range> of sizes and quelities manufectured. 100 dozen f, Blewehed German Linen Damask Napains. Ouly $1 per dozen. Better quatities in this size at $1.25, @1.50, 21.75, $2, 92.50, 83 and $3.50 per dozen. 100 dozen 6-8 Bleached German Linen Da:nask Napkins, excellent quality, handsome Patter:s, Only £2.25 per dozen. Other qualities in this size at $2.75, @3, 83.50 aud $4 per dozen. 225 dor.n % Fine Bleached German Linen. Dawioak Napkins, splendid valde. Unly §2 per zen, Better qualities In this elz: Fine Bicached German xtra durable time to time. the uext advertisement trenting on Towels, which will be followed vy Liven sh. + meanwaile the stock of both is Teauiy, dud au stitactive dispiay uae Leen wade of them in our 11th-suvet Siew Windows, which ace well worth @ lok. (Bosement,) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 3925 Cor. 1th and Fate. 2. w. tx, tucked and with d - deep ne baci aud trout, with deep em: ruidery sround the weck. “Mother Hubbard” ‘uslin Drawer, tucked aud with deep emsbrorderod rude. i cone S | meron: 2doz, Night Gowns, tucked, 3 inser- | tions and eubecilerd rule, ae) Micht Gowns, tucked and with carubric rufte. Coubination Gowns, ruftied and lace trimmed. doz. Euubroides id BE SEE: If the above were not slightly counter-dusty they ‘would be worth double the prifes asked. = Seo the “Star” on Monday evening for special sale of Siightly Imperfcct INFANTS’ GOODS. Tm Grur Rouxce Gow Organized Under the Laws of New York. #25 Cera Duzss Ar Repvcen Patces WE HAVE JUST REDUCED THE PRICES OF | CAEAM SUITINGS FROM 75 TO 50c. CREAM VEILINGS. ALBATROS CLUTHS AT 7c. FROM 31. PURE LINENS 36 iN. WIDE, NEAT D&SIGNS, | 25. REDUCTIONS 1N HOSIERY. WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES LESS THAN PRICES. INDIA PONGEE, WHITE GURED, AT 750, AND 80c. FRENCA SATTEENS AT 250. | TO BE APPRECIATED THESE BARGAINS MUST A DESCRIPTION DOES NOT DO THEM SUSYICE, WE INVITE AN INSPECTION, WHITE GuoDs EXTRA QUALITY AT 1250. ATI! W. M. SHUSTER & SOXS, Somme Day Goons. White India LINENS, MULLS. Piaid NAINSOOKS from 8, 10, 12%, 15 to 26c., all at reduced prices Figured Linon LAWNS, reduced from 12340. to Se. ‘New Styies in French SATTEENS, 25, 30, Beautiful Styles American SATTEENS, 1:26. 1 Caso SATTENS in short longths, 80., worth in the Piece 12}¢c. 2 Caves CRINKLES, 5c. and 8c., ereat bargains. Lot of LACE JACKETS and POINTS, 2c. on the dollar; all Wool. PARASULS AND UMBRELLAS at greatly reduced prices. = doz. Balbriggan UNDERSHIRTS, 25c., cheap at He. Lot of French Lisle HOSE, 39¢., reduced from SUc. ; all black. JOHNGON & LUTTRELL, £16 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘713 Market Space, CAPITAL, $1,000,000, in 500,000 Shares of the par ‘value of @2 each. Full paid and unassessable. arlne' avaated ago, Territory: 423-1m Unite Bates or Comba: | Novgrrms For Hor Wearuze. fortabove the nee, onty 25 miles Bi Gold Quarts Mine is 9,600 feet coptinbous vein ing gold quartzand U body of te entire > ite eat owned by any Sy in : bee tes umaenzet (015 per: sh pest a water erage of $13 A.ctarnp mill tins beon contracted for, which will be erected 26 soon as possible, the mine being already de- ‘Waloped to supply it, ‘Thare is no tnvestment more ‘more wortay ths ang Ta ates bh wher} ‘cent yer ann aeons ase J, © Wise MANUFACTORER OF BUSES AND . STABLE BROOMS, ‘THERE ARE IN EVERY CITY GENTLE. ‘MEN WHO LIKE “NOVELTIES” IN DRESS, OR, RATHER, WHO LIKE TO HAVE STYLES AND PATTERNS DIFFERENT FROM GER- ERAL STYLES, AND WHO, THEREFORE, ALWAYS HAVE THEIR CLOTHING MADE TO MRASURE FROM MATERIALS OF WHICH ONLY SMALL QUANTITIES ARE ‘TO BE HAD. ‘WE HAVE BEEN AT SOME PAINS TO PRO. ‘VIDE YOR SUCH IN MATERIALS FOR HOT-WEATHER WEAR, SUCH 48 FAKCY LINENS, PADDED DUCK, MARSEILLES, AND VERY LIGHT-WEIGHT WOOLEN. ‘THE LINENS AND MARSEILLES ABB MORE DRESSY THAN SEERSUCKER, KEEP ‘THEIR SHAPE MUCH BETTER, ARE LERS COMMON, AND WEAR RQUALLY 48 WELL. ‘WE OARRY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ‘THAR GOODS I OUR CUSTOM DEPART- MENT, AND MAKE THEM UP TO MRAS- ‘URE AT 015, 090 AND 925 4 SUIT. A TINE LINE OF FANCY VESTINES Dt “WASH” MADE TO ORDER AT @6 TO 08. WRITE FLANEELS AND sERGES ‘THERE ARE HANDSOME, DRESSY, 4xD COOL, WE MAKE THESE TO ORDER FOR e26 AntiT. 1269 324 st., W. Washington, D.O. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY. JUNE 25, 1887—DOUBLE SHEET. erat at te iy, sa ore, and vents. as ho 5 S2 F st.nw. a AD) x Wak teradg NOMOORE APPR SS FC A WHITE GIRL TO Do i. Wan oP8 Tears, oF oe he EXPERIEN 4 01 attend : = . ONE TO COO ol Sa eS ee el he y-§ Soe letecce ne Oven. tm WAXTED[A SBOOND BAKER ON BREAD AND sake. “Address R. NORTON, per, va Att ANTED — LADY. FOR A GOOD POSITION IX ‘our house ; experience in Dusibess not 3 silept to learn: @8 weekly. Call after O. F. THUEK, Supt, 4.8 ithet nw. upsiain, it Waery egies Bead Waa Bane omen Cooks Yor couutey. NATIONAL DUVEAG, 517 thane, S sent-6r Use, which will sell at sight; SANITARY M'E'G COAL eeeldr Woantersatomce; eases gioaca $16 por week, oF ogee, W. ‘sPkisdoUse, lose Tia se war '—AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS BOY, intel ‘who enourh to learn all sooty and whe ising tet gs nake aoa ‘Boge other need sppiy, Address ii) own, State are, BOORSTORY Star udhon beeh-3 W ANTED—WANTED AN ACTIVE CANVASSER for ancw Necessity toil Ivadiou Poo Die Dey Apps at TED—1 We D BARBERS. S2D AND N 1WO GOO! BERS, S3D AND. it TSENG TO Ve-writer without com hear of uu oppurtunity todo sob) Bor id, tar oftiee. A jews-at* W eee ee, (OF awa) @ Ferm Hands; Color is an By TS een a WASTED, DUSDORES ENPLOYst BU. Tau, conducted by ladies. Men and women. whit aud colored for wil kinds of domestic labor, or city w: aprings,with ieterence. 717 st Bw. Jecl-Lw WEA NZES, CAR BUILDERS CAN, HAVE TAtE- liste and steady employment DY applying to PAMLAN @ HOLLINGS wORIM OO, Wil RS FOR PROF. CHRISTNEN’S V al Tailor Syatenis with aay iach rule or tay ture alone, ae all scientific tailors and cuiuent Pans, Berliu ad’ Loudon dressuuakers cut. watteriis cu, inateriuls fitted, Lasted, draped or ime. ‘The system "taucht by Mine. S.J. MESSER, “Con pereatory of Medea” 1222 F saw, Wasliington, by 308-30" mudd; good rei 1 z 35 2 WANXTECSSITUATIONS FOR COOKS, THREE waite: colcred chambermaids, three exrerienced fees, (place with fautly to Philade.plis by aid); private: pubite orders: citier, nd resorts.” F, M. BUuNHAM, 620: ED—BY A MIDDLE AGED WoMaN SIT" mu to inke cure of two ehidren ora baby, snd assist with chamber work, uy objection to the he. Wasthsasimain Homined saisey by & yous ad teu good pean athis offs, O38 Fat, WANiD-2y 4 REFINED GETAAN Lapy as ovoresy oF Hous eop.tcalsive l-smote in Ger fuap.tuusic (plaue), iush peiudug. Best of teierences. TO33 Ti wtew. peut WASTED SITUATIONS FOR A CoLoRE cook with «ciiid, a uan and wife, tor city or gountry: scopyist and typewriter, and ‘housexecper forspriugs. 717 M st_u.w., DUNDORE & CO. it" WASTED BAN INTELLIGENT YOUNG COL; ored atau, Position us porter in store; good rences. Address, stating wages, C.F. ‘St y country; can be seen st present einployer, 512 Sth at. | Abpiy to WaSCOTT, WILCUX & WINK. pea TO x i-HUTLT Witenes EE Ss es Peers ar Ta rf “OE ANTED-TO BUY A COMFORTABLE REST W scare tn nortnwest part Satyr, RSE dress, with Dumber, price, and tenis, XK14 New Sor ay are. passe WS TED-T0 BUY HOUSE OF 6 it 7 ROOMG ih g-cd loomity Must be cheap. tor agent Borde Bear ofhces MOF ch ANTED—Dni FROM OWNEI OUSES nod Lota tual sectistect the eth eee mY ible parties. Auy property placed ta Sue Bade tte a ly edvertiand ‘at our rapes Jels-int” GREEN & CUNNINGHAM Tous Ft AN DIRECT FROM OWNERS, ses Wars toe tor con panties as, HOUSES laced with ua will ‘be lberaily sdvortined af ou rae Ponse. ‘Kents Extaten tn Sarria OLEAND & THOMINON, ety 1513 Fei. Adjoining Suv Muidine WANTED_LOTS. WASTED—A HALF OR WHOLE SQUARE OF round yeant wectiou of citys iceated bs tween feted Lith, Rend Losta "ts" ausyorus es ive fall desoription and lowest price. Ba. WS22, Te—THE SATIONAL veatment Co., (Samuel H pre Louisiana ave., next dour to City P09" bite Pree euall, in any section. prouptiy p i Tound to be « bargain. oma is- den UNTRY REAL ESTATR a ee SS POR SALE -suncnnan— Op J#iat toad. near Brightwood. ax, acre af fleund L-roow frawe dwelling, stabis aud carmace mate. ‘At Laurel, Ma. Gothic Frame Dwelling, 11 room sepa abet Oe Ean an Sukie Sk r “Raed tase She Sa ifire, Rome, gua acre ground, new two-story aud attic fran dsm Line foouim. new hoten audeintie” €1 Je03 Ter EYEE RUTH POLD, Test Pat nw, FPORSALE-COLONTAL BEACH LOTS. COTTAC ES Fron: o0c, upward Nome ciusice on rive, drawn, ccknowledeed aud recorded. taxm) aid EVANS, Notary Public, Commumiouer oF Desi Beaton and Terdidorea 1821 F at r OR SALE—A DESIRABLE LOT AT COLONIAL bare ore ret ves FOR BENT-A COUNTY RE-IDENCE, REAUTIE ful stove apd. delight seven room, iudad tig tras fon, 9. tiles frou city. WOE, 810 13th et uw. OK SALE—THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE 01 Svosite the “ierver: House,” st the ow ot Laur i two uimutes’ walk from Jeput: 2b trains Galiy; Will sell ou easy vermaAduress ns SP PHELPS & SHALE Or, T. Do Be it Kuowine Stee quireot WILLIAM A a pee Wasi WASTES Feasts SEIN THECOL eN EE mot far trom the city, tor three mou the, 1a completely furuisbed aud in perte: oe “nL 225.3 nS Feber a {OR SATE—QUARIER OF ACRE LAND WITH. Brooks Staton, 1, price, 6900, on easy terma ASliresa Bow'S Sit iio ie V Vy ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH SMALE dingeam wee we = oot © 100 OF $1,000. Call 307 JOR § at Colonial Beach ; teh rov loa, Trust. whd flowers At «WALK & WILSOS, 1000 Fst, Je ROE SALE—08 BLADENSBURG PIKE, sUsT 1s Yond Boundary, 10,000 tect of ground with Low 0, &e. Sunabie for forist or dairyiuan eZ Easy terme, WALKER & WILSUN 1006 F st. jo JOR SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE—A PRETTY COT. tage, in good location, high «round. siude, good Water iu the yard. | Soid «1 terms. Ol. SALE—F ARMS. 190 acres, with improvements.in Montgomery Co, 4 ¥ miles from city. price $13,000. 200 acres, with luprovenent Md. 10 miles tro chy 235 actos, with i Co. Md. 7 @25 per acre, or will exchange for city TaLes & KULHERPORD, 1220 Fst aw JF QB SALE-A GooD Fat NEAR WASHINGTON } ZY acres; good buildnss: within ee, ed sliscinurch, Vow great bengal Ik A PHILLY 1425 Dew Lork ave, eee in” Fh, BENTSA LARGE COUNTRY RestpENc furnimwed oF unin uiabed, plenty o. sume, woo dress D.C. b.) star othice jeu" W AXTEDSA POSITION 10 SING 801 choir. Mrs. W. 0. LIGGE: A. Co, Ma. Watenag jor wast AA 3 SITUATION AS A COOK BY A <class mun from the nurth who thoroughly ness, aud reterence to the same. new. 24-30" WAN 12De AT, HEADQUARTERS— POSITION jor Cooks, Chambermalds, Waitress, Lai ud Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks. Coach en, Butler and Valois, COOMBS & BUMGESS WANTED—ROOMS. Ww NTED-TWO FURNISHED OR _UNFUR: > ished rooms; second tour, between Faud L. 7 sod 14 pravace tanily preterned M/A, Star ice Was. —BY JULY isT, THREE UNFUR- Bisbed rooms om xecund door for three adults Biust a) located. Address No. 6, Star ormce. Sat yANTED—TWO LARGE COMMU: hed second-toor Koos, CATING UN- R.A | wih privilege of caterer, fora we::tiemau, bis wie, end Gaughter ten Sear, i: the northwest section. Aildrens, stating terme | jScation— au PEMBROKE, Star office. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS W. NTFD-BY A LADY WHO CAN WRITE IN A large hand envelopes to_ address or copying to do at home. Addgese Mrs. H., Starottice. It W AXTED—T0 BORROW $4,000 OX GOOD REAL | exiate. willouly pay Je.commission Address Box SG, steric WASIEUSEULSITURE (CARPETS, STO. FS Feather Yous, Cwtiaus, Watcues, Gons, stole ana Honsel old Efects Highest cash prices paid. Ad= ress BAUM. 219 7thstaw. S695 WASZED— HOUSEREEPERS TO THY Reavy Gleaner. it boos every Wing as bright as now, GEO. E. SNELLING, General Avent, Joa-2at” G17 2d at. Uw. WVANTED—POR 4 TEATLY “GooD-FITTING, Witiitanbreue Su! oF Gismect* nde oo ora, “coat Atted on * before Aulauiuc, “at’a very moderate price,” Ko to ROBERT LALKIN,224 H at, u.w Jeg-24t* | ANTED_SMALL FAMILY TO OOCUPY FUR. ished buuse for the Summer: rent_§2U per mouth and care of two occupied roomis. 227 Ast. ae. Pore ANTED—A SHOW WINDOW SUITABLE FOR i gupell tore, “Address, 1412 22th stu. w. '‘ANTED—TO EXCHANGE GOOD FLORIDA at broperty for suburbap, 5 1 20 miles out, near B, jeaese 2 "G. A. C.. Star office, ee Eg EE Wiike canner pao : guitable Yor “au tuvalid. "Adres ‘hovis Kellons buildin. met ‘ANTED—RESPONSIBLE P -ALER WILL Pay faircash price for ca -baud clothins, i 3 eo, as we inte fils anwe- order fro Crier stienced promptly. Address WWASTED_EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE eee ene parties with wuod reece 10 parties noes. STRASBU SON Manudscturiag Gites kad alr, atnw. my21- ih or | GOWAN, 1008-1010 F at, oR SALE FARM 0 ACKES, HOUSE, STABLES, barn, orchard, 00 fruit trees, aud 1,000 raps ; fifteen minutes’ ride trem Insane Asy.uin; Fe SALE—WE CAN OFFER TO IMMEDIATE purchaser that beatiful place of 13% acres, cue ad & halt mites frou Alexawiria, wood Viewces, 2-300 fruits. soil ren, Fesyectu cheap, pour (ees, boa. Vari ued erase, location ti ai fnirwble place ote ce. WAM Le "muid A FARM, CONTAT near worger's Statiouy on the B. & I. i ngs, abundance of wil kinds of ws ‘apply to WESCOTT, WILCOX & Wisk ROE RENT—A” NICELY.FURNISHED HOUSE ear railroad station, o1y few tulver ito Sac B30 ELLE, SBS Penn BR RENT—FOR THREE MONTHS, GOL 1 TO Foner ys Purnebed brosur Heusen Bonk Mile, Su ;ceuizally aud pleweasitiy” sitawted, wit ex. gelight Water upon premises: @40 per weit, Addroww ‘Star office, petra YATISVILLE-LOTS IN THE HOLLADAY dition (base-ball «round and iow P cording to location. “Ten per Seuccaat balance $10 yer month, Lnguire o: WA. BARTLET, cor. 7tu and F ata id HREE GARRETT PARK LOTS AT A a ieinal cont Liberal rebate incase of bit.ding prior to July 1, 88S, Best iow Bow in the market, obaveuues Low’ being macadatne Teed, nour buildiug’ in progress tor the conapauuy. ata Private owuers. Wait GUNNISON, Jellslawsa 1009 F tn ou both sides Conduit Hoad, stretching frou e Park Hotel tocabin Joh Beidye, and frouting oneaual, unproved Uy wood country hues and out Rouses, “Price, #3006 oue-halt cash, Uelaunor Oue ‘uid two years, 6 per cou! JOHN E. BEALL & co. 3e20-2m, 1 ot OH SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT HVAT ville in Jounson & Wines addition 10 Hyatt Fille.” These lowe ure om the Ligh round and very. d Sirabie. ‘at them betore purcuusiug einen ere Money furnished tor building ot reasouable terme Uy the Hyatusvilie Building Association a a ESCOTE, willcud SWINE, 1907 Pa ave, Fe SALE—535 ACRES OF LAND, FRONTING JOR SALE-SIRTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF ‘mall homes of trom one to ten acres: improved and unimproved, within from one-iualf tile to turee mulles of the city’ very cheap, and ou very easy teria, ‘Cell_or seud tor circular, TH. SYPMEKD & OO, 1007 Fat. dela LOST AND FOU O8T-ON TUESDAY, A GOLD SCARF P jwith lanre briliant setting, o PJ bar with « =: old-style setting at the Lead. urn to J. so tar once. Z FFoE SALETA VALUABLE Faia OF 200 acke®, ante or exshanye for City property. ‘Apviy te Source Grae 2 35 OST OR BTOLEN-ON OR ABOUT JULY 17, a ‘one ceriificate No. 1835 for three abares of Stock of we Columbia Kailroad Company. Ayp.tcation having Leen made for new ceruifvaw all parues are ereby warned aiainet tradiug 20: save Sezo-Ot Nz 8 COLE. OLOMAC, VA. JUNE 24. i887, NOTICE—ON Pereovarine ten ot apeasinas | id waif im. Cuappawausic Creck, a snail Steaniboat. which ts how in uy charge. Any sersun owning said Bomt wu will come forward, proveproperty, ald pay charyes, can tae dhe wane, THOMAS SULLIVAN. <TED — KEW IMPROVED CRANDALL {pS pevwriter best tn te work Species: Bail ean oe mag to ran partics on ‘monthly paymente: “Purchasers apd ‘auvaxaere ‘wanted. General Agent, R A DINSMURE. 56 St Gioud building. = di7-dm ANTED—“VIVIANA"THE ou BEAUTIFY. ing face tint: natural, hi 5 wrder. Bend 27c. to VP. SCHMIDT, 663 futoge ee, Baltimore, Md and’ you will mpelve & Borat once. pF ES DN yey cog rs: Zany ‘wall be given. Jexzo-ute —A SMALL MASONIC IN, H°GHLY VAL- oo Bae mae, Bk SLCRLy vale vt Peuna ave. Finder wili be euitabiy rewarded oy foteeestre tree oene wretae PAIR OF GOLD EY! > Dorat les Pescettand pee nod esi og ee a UNTY Wi TS—WM. J. See Seer ates bess ae _ondaaqeeriemoneatnrettencionet oe - WANTED HIGHEST CARH PRICE Pap, \TION [VELY: AE ee ack: Wallis obit House brug sore, Set-iaa” WANtpoowetis. ‘DUG, BORED. Eee terms moderste, Address W. PAT, 388 Gin'st.b.e. a E He F ya] ee Urn to 19 Graut Place. E.C, GC. as O8T—FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24TH, the Departunent or guing trou Shar Dutidig to th Soaeege and by thes Ree Sonal Er Netoual Riss) butable ark if returned od FH. BiGin Room 11" PD, Doparuueut, or 1807 G st. a.w. ‘it OST OB STOLEN—ON JUNE 15, A LEATHEI coutaining « suin of money aud value lug pavers. Haudeolue reward if rei to the Sar ‘fice, and no questions aaked. seek ‘O8T—A BLACK SHEPHERD (oe: SMALL ‘white ‘breast: auawers ‘amne $e 008 Oth atu. aud receive reward. BOARDING. am (oon, latye and wat finsiabe Tealuced airs fg ga” : Selb Se iA w HAS NEWLY FITTED, tose at prbte Rapa tee VEG (ptf a tee