Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: July 5, 1857- ‘he Evesing Star bas a regular. permanent bens fide dally cireulation more than treble tbat of any other daily paper publisbed in Washington, and much greater than that fall the other daily papers hero added together. THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications, Contributors whowish to possess their manuscripts, J un used, should keep a copy. 89" Matter of whatever charneter intended for publication must, Ys appearance the same day ta desired, reach the office not later than 12 c'elock noon, §8- No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Communications on any subject. Those who leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in ad- Tn furtherance of ts prohibition laws, Maine has decided to face United States statutes and raise a question for the Supreme Court of the United States. ‘The question at issue ts whether a man selling Uquor under a license given him by the United States can be arrested and puntshed for violation of a state law prohibiting the sale of Uquor. Tne United States requires the payment of aspecial tax for the {importation and sale of Mquor in the original packages, and permits such importation and sale upon payment of the tax. Maine forbids such sale, declares the lquors con- traband, and even pronounces the possession of the United States Iicense prima facie evidence of violation of the prohibitory law. An Augusta Mquor dealer by arrangement with foreign distil- Jers has been Importing large quantities of liquor fn small packages, and selling in the original Packages, and it has become evident that unless thts course of procedure can be stopped the state Pronfbitory law will be nullified. Maine 1s now a pronibition state in dead earnest. ‘The enterpris- ing iquordeater has been arrested, and his goods setzed, and the state will carry the matter to the ‘Supreme Court of the United States before 1t will acknowledge itself beaten and surrender to the Hquor men. The politictans who ascribe every act of the Maine republicans to Mr. Blatne’s sugges- tion, see in this bold stand on the side of prohtbi- tion, in contrast with the lukewarm support whien that principle has recetved from repub- Ucans at other times and elsewhere, a determina- {ion to win the probibitiontsts at all hazards for the man from Maine, and a development of the Tepublican plan for 1888 of conciliating the pro- hibittontsts faster than the democrats can conctl- Jate the labor men, $< + It isa pleasant sign of the times that Independ- ence day should have been so generally celebrated ‘with the old-fashioned exercises of reading the eclaration of independence, singing patriotic odes, witnessing processions of citizen soldiery and cheering the flag. Everything that tends to keep vividly before the American mind the patri- otic meaning of the holiday 13 welcome. Its real significance1s too often lost sight of under certain senseless customs which have grown up about ft, or through the disuse of a celebration of any sort. ‘The independence of our colonial union was pur- chased at so dear a price that Americans cannot, afford to treat it with disrespect or indifference, ‘The advantages whieh have flowed from its estab- Mshment* have Deen so ‘great that its origin ‘ought to be held always In View for the edification of successive generations of American youth. Acgratifying feature of the day's observance in Washington was the patriotic turn given to every- tung at the festivities of the Knights of Labor. Members of the order vied with each other in affirming thetr individual loyalty and the hearty devotion of the society at large to the principles of the constitution. Anarchism and its kindred forms of treason received nothing but denuncia- tion, and the expressions of good American doc- trine were cheered to the echo. All such signs as these cheer the heart of the lover of his country; for they indicate that the rank and file of our great army of workingmen appreciate the liberty they enjoy, recognize {ts source, and are prepared to defend it against the attacks of imported mal- contents and domestic professional agitators. Senator Morgan's speech at the celebration of the founding of the first tron furnace at Mentgom- ery, Ala. bristled all over with anti-protection sentiments. His argument left the beaten track of tariff morals, so to speak, and entered into the question of tariff utility. Like other free traders, Mr. ‘Morgan believes the principle of protection to be radically wrong, and in deflance of the power of taxation vested in the general Government by the Constitution. But he went further than this yes- terday, and declared that the fron industry of the South neither needed nor wanted protection—that 1 could maintain ttself in prosperity without it. This ts unquestionably bold ground for a man to take who is next year to be acandidate for re-elec- tion to the Senate by the legislature of a State Just making the critical transition from the agri- cultural to the mechanical stage of its growth. It May put to severe test the South's proverbial at- tachment to men as distingutshed from measures— 8 sentiment sostrikingly emphasized when Mr. La- mar, from his place in the Senate, denounced the Sliver bill which the legislature of Mississippi had endorsed by a handsome vote. * Our neighbor the Post in Sunday's issue gives an appreciative editorial summary of a number of criticisms upon the new civil service rules made from time to time by citizens of Washington, largely through Tag Stax, and defends the critics against the charge of “sulking with disdain” or Deing“furtous with indignation” when they venture to eriucise “the raw methods of the}Commission.” Tae Stak fs glad to find that the Post now ree- ‘Ognizes that the suspicion concerning the political Purpose of the new rules was not unnatural, that the promptings of real ctvil service reform and a desire to retain a stable, permanent element of Population for Washington and not the desire to keep incompetents in office led to the general pro- test in this city against the threatened depopula- tion of the departments, and that the compulsory feature of examination for promotion (due to ‘heir absurd combination with examinations for dismtssais}, and the omfsston of the fourth class elerks from the test of examination are logically objectionable. The Post ts now tn line with pub- | Me opinion in the District, and with Tux Sax | ‘Which has so contended from the first. Utah will find it very difficult to work its way Into the Union as a State. The anti-Mormons Of Utab, besides protesting against reliztous domi. nation, even with polygamy repudiated, are not slow to fntimate that whatever ieclarations | may be made now by Mormon leaders upon the | Principle that the end justiries the means, the peo- | ple Will not surrender permanently what they be. Neve to be a part of their religion, and that as Suou as they are placed nd national control by the gift of statehood, Mormonism will resume all tts hideous features and display them with tin. unity. The condition of affuirs in Utah, unlike he confirmed republicanisia of Dakota, 1s a sum. Cimat excuse for refusing a territory admission as & state, and Utah, notwithstanding it ts right Politically with the powers that be, will probably have even a harder task before it than Dakota itself. a Considering the dry weather that had prevatied for so many days, and the use of firecrackers and other explosives, Washington has enjoyed a mar- Yeious immunity from fires during the national Jubilee season. The customary storm with which ‘Whe day closed was also obligingly late in coming, ‘and not up tothe usual mark of effectiveness im frightening people and damaging property. ‘The Gay was as happy in Its orytssions us in Its active attractions, ——_—~w>- oe ‘With the fiting up of the great summer resort hotels comes the mad arabition of the New York morning papers to get to these places at the earl. est moment possible each day coptes of their re- spective tesues printed the night before, followed Dy @ provineial exploiting to an admiring world of | thetr wonderful “enterprise” in the matter. In Many respects metropolitan Journalism ts a big ‘thing. ————— -——___ Peeulation knows no party. A democratic treas. ure of Perry County, Ind., helped himself to the Public funds more than year ago, and now his Tepubiican successor has Tepeated the operation. Peeulation seems to know that locality pretty well ‘without regard to party. —— ‘Tre police regulations in regard to fire erackers and other explosives were observed. yesterday much as they keep tavern in Indiana. The boys ‘of the city evidently have a high respect for those Seunety at eur means of preserving order ge All sorts of plans ar proposed to Secretary Fair- child for getting rid of the surplus revenue, Has | hist iw — * f iefths THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1887—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. ToeMoznow Mora WE INAUGURATE THE GREATEST MID- SUMMER SALE OF MEN'S STRAW HATS EVER ATTEMPTED IN THE HISTORY OF ‘THE HAT BUSINESS. WE HAVE ALREADY TOLD YOU OF OUR HAVING “CLEANED Suma Orr OUT” ONE OF THE LARGEST MANUFAC- = TURING HOUSES IN THIS couNTRY of | 7 NTS EDIRE Of frely. THE BALANCE OF THIS SEASON'S PRO- DUCTION OF STRAW HATS, AT A PRICE THAT ENABLES US TO OFFER TO THE PROPLE OF WASHINGTON HATS, CORRECT IN EVERYTHING, THAT ARE WORTH ALL THE WAY FROM 750. TO $1.90 EACH, FOR FORTY-FIVE CENTS. NERVE AND SPOT CASH WERE THE LEVERS USED TO EF- FECT THIS RESULT. IT TAKES NERVE TO BUYIN SUCH QUANTITIES AT THIS ‘TIME OF THE YEAR, AND IT TAKES SPOT CASH TO BUY THEM AS LOW AS WE HAVE BOUGHT. ‘and settle as soon as possible. ay5-Bt For Tax TO ADD TO THE ATTRACTIONS OF THIS GREAT SALE OF “STRAWS” WE HAVE GATHERED TOGETHER ALL OF OUR48 AND 680. STRAW HATS FOR BOYS AND MARKED THEM TO GO AT THIRTY- FIVE CENTS EACH. TO-MORROW MORN- ING, REMEMBER, THE SALE WILL COM- MENCE AND CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK IF THE STOCK WILL LAST. NO OLD STOCK. NO ODDS AND ENDS. NO SIZES MISSING. FOR LADIES AND MISSES: Jess than popular prices, FOR MEN AND BOYS: EVERY HAT IN THELAT- EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLE. nishing stores would charge SAKS AND COMPANY, KING SHIRT WAISTS: OUTFITTERS, at@l. Our price, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE = 0 oo Se OD Waar Anz Reaaxts? owe a SEASEG BATHING SUITS you. a The Palais Royal includes all incomplete stocks. For | LARGE HATS FOR THE SEASHORE: instance, we are selling all Parasols at cost, and allow- ing 10 percent discount in addition. Jerseys, with ‘beaded and vest fronts, for 98c., illustrates we are of- fering all broken stocks without regard to cost. worth 35c., now it g3 age a a all ‘and At prime cost our immense stock of Dry Goods and ‘This week we are making s grand effort to close out ‘whole lines of goods at very low prices to Storekeepers, ‘Merchant Tailors, Hotels, and Btesmboats. All claims held against the firm of W.W. BUBDETTE & CO. will please be presented at once, All persons indebted to the said firm will please cal W. W. BURDETTE & 00. Bathing Suits in all styles, in all colors, prices, with or without trimming. ‘things in Bathing Hats and Caps, assortment of Bathing Sendals. To g Outing and Bicycle Shirts, in all the newest checks and plaids: also in cream, navy blue, gray, &c.; at half the price exclusive gents’ fur ‘They are made of the best French Percale, with patent buttons, box-plaited front and back, per- fect fitting. All the new patterns, Sold all over 20 dozen Modena Hats in poke or large flats, . ‘the new a large Exzy-ccosxa Norice. + During July and August our establishment ‘will be closed each evening at 5 o'clock, except- ing Saturdays, on which day we shall close st1 O'clock p.m. We have reasons to believe that this ‘course is spprecisted by both our customers ‘and our employes, ‘You are requested to shop accordingly. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Gor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Bis Dror Ix Prices. ‘We have placed “moving” prices on vari- ous lines throughout the store, Where slot of sodda were selling slowly we have lowered the Price to lend little impetus. It is “bargain time," snd the bargains are here, Many a re- uction has been made that will never get into ‘the papers, ‘We have lowered prices on WASH G@OD8, DRESS GOODS, PARASOLS, ‘READY-MADE SUITS, SUMMER SILKS, FLANNEL SHIRTS. We have mot reduced the’ price on all of the s00de in the above departments—only in lines of which we have too many, too few, and ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 13th and Fats. n. we Revvorioxs Ix Ware Goons. ‘The stock is too large for this season of the year. To move theselines at once we lower their price. ‘Unquestionably the opportunity of the season to secure fine white goods at the price usually named for far inferior qualities. 36 Pieces White India Linen,superb qualities, pure bleach. MARKED DOWN FROM 31, 35, 37%, 40 AND 460. TO 250. PER YD. 26 Pieces Fine Persian Lawns, in a variety of Diue and black polka spots and figures. MARKED DOWN FROM 25 TO 120.PERYD. 20 Pieces Brocaded Piques, in White and Drab, MARKED DOWN FROM 12% TO 80. PER YD. 12 Pieces Ecru Striped India Linens. MARKED DOWN FROM 18 TO 1250. PERYD, 15 Pieces Chenille Piaid and Striped Lawns, in White and Ecru. MARKED DOWN FROM 37}; TO 250.PER YD. Our White Goods stock contains the best bar- gains ever offered in Washington, a8 never be- fore were such fine White Dress Goods sold for solittle (Basement.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F ste. n.w. Repvoroxs Ix Susmer Suixs. ‘To close ont these lines at once, we have low- ered their prices, viz: eo EF. 22-inch Black, French, all-8ilk Surabs, fine & SG RR TRUNKS! TRUNKS! quality, light weight, Goce R RK For traveling you will wants T: ‘Valise, or REDUCED FROM 90 TO 75c. PER YD. ‘Hand-Bag, and will not want to pay the prices China Silks, large variety of choice figures and charged by exclusive trunk dealers. You can stripes, BUY ONE OF US REDUCED FROM 81 TO 75c. PER YD. 25 percent lower than the same goods can be Striped Surah Silks, in dark effects, gotten for in the city. REDUCED FROM 75c. TO 50c. PER YD. .IES' COLORED SETS: ae The very thing for traveling. They do not show REDUCED FROM 50c. PER YD. soil half so quick as white goods. We have re- sO Soe. duced all of our this season's styles of Colored Summer Silks, large variety of light and dark ‘Sete—Collars and Cuffs—Sidenberg's best goods; changeable effects, ER REN pon ‘ware 25c. to 40c. a sat; to close at REDUCED FROM 62% TO 50c. PER YD. UU NNN DOD ‘China Silks, light ground colors, with harmo- , ek It gaMag “uo NSS Boe tn - nizing fancy figures, alten nu Magy O. A BET. REDUCED FROM 81.35 TO $1 PER YD. Vwee sg WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ww tS Cor. 11th and F sta. nw. You may smile, you may doubt, but does it BBR UU OM MM om F U alter the fact that the Cotton Underwear De | Epp f4 Y } MMM Sonne Bancams: partment of the PALAIS ROYAL is the largest BoB AAA OU ue M ¥ § so — inthe United States Ask Altman; askStern, | BBB A A UU M ug 5 ‘That's not all—for beauty of styles, perfection DISPATCH 18 THE SOUL OF BUSINESS. of shapes, fineness of materials, for sewing and 5 ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. finish. Can you find better? We'll make you visit our Cotton Underwear Department, be- cause we show a window full of samples of 59c. Underwear such as you have never before seem. under 98e. and upwards; and we promise a dis- play of the finest undergarments, in department ‘on second floor that you have ever gazed on. Bridal Outfits up to $200. Infants’ Outfits up 0.8250. Single garments as high as $26. “ ‘Vacantox Sranionzny. THE ASS i Se, Kes Fad TRUE. §#~ Thefollowing is an inventory of the 59-cent sarments to be seen on center tables of the PALAIS ROYAL'S Cotton Underwear Department: 196 Chemises, some worth $1.48. 120 Night Gowns, some worth $1.25. 63 pair Drawers, some worth $1.68. 85 Short Skirts, sonfe worth $1. ‘91 Walking Skirts, some worth 31.2 103 Corset Covers, some worth 980. 62 Dressing Sacques, some worth $1.19. 48 Misses! Drawers, some worth 95¢. ‘25 Misses’ Skirts, some worth 95c. 72 Misses’ Gamps, some worth 85c. 13 Children’s Dresses, some worth 81.25, AN EXPLANATION. ta” For this great sale of 59-cent underwear we have thrown in all broken lots from 98¢, to $1.75. Some of the garments are cambric, some muslin | some embroidered, some Isco-trimmed, some are French hand-embroidered. There's not a garment worth less than 75c., and some worth 81.75. The sale is tobe for one week. If we decetve you the first day, what of theothersfive days? We're uot such fools as to advertise a false story this evening that another day will damn. The goods will not last a week, of course, nd though we can't promige aa great = surprise when ‘re wone, we can promise to write you something presi eaarokn ‘Wednesday it will be. CHESTNUT). ° . Se AS caper ant dy Heke ad Bab Aaa Hs : = RP A ALLLLA AN Sse : BRR OO bf mm —e RRO OTF A =o Pes YAaAa £ EO ¥ s4Shus & ‘THE BON MARCHE, (A. LISNER, Sole Propristor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 42 AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. Anrava Narraxs, Drugzist and Pharmacist, ‘24th and Land 2a ana D ste. nw, During the dull summer season I propose offering special inducements from time to time. First on the For Tovmsra THE STATIONERY WE HAVE FOR USE ON YOUR VACATION I8 THE VERY SAME STATION- ERY WE KEEP THROUGHOUT THE YEAR—NO DIFFERENCE, NOT EVEN IN PRICE IT 18 WORTH JUST AS MUCH FOR A GOOD LINEN PAPER TO WRITE ON IN THE SUMMER TIME AS IN THE WINTER SEASON. THAT I8 ALL AND THE ONLY REASON WE ADVER TISE “VACATION” STATIONERY 18 BECAUSE IT- 18 VACATION SEASON. WE HAVE THE FINEST TRISH LINEN, MOMIE CLOTH, AND ANCIENT HAND-MADE PAPERS, IN PLAIN AND RAW EDGES, WITH ENVELOPES TO MATCH, AT FROM 35 TO 45 CENTS A QUIRE. THESE ARE OUR FINE PAPERS, AND THE PRICES ARE OUT VERY FINE. EXCELLENT GRADES OF ILLUMINATED INITIAL, MOTTO, “DAY OF THE WEEK,” GRO- TESQUE, AND ENAMELED PAPERS AT 25 AND 35 CENTS A BOX OF ONE QUIRE, WITH EN- VELOPES TO MATCH. THESE ARE OUR STAND- AXD GOODS, MARKED TO BE SOLD AND NOT CARRIED. BUT THE ONLY REAL BARGAIN WE HAVE IN OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT ‘WORTH TALKING ABOUT IS A LIMITED QUAN- TITY OF THAT OLD BERESHIRE MILLS PAPER AND ENVELOPES, WHICH WE WILL SELL AT 75, CENTS A BOX OF 5 QUIRES OF PAPER AND 145 ENVELOPES. THIS IS A RIGHT-DOWN BARGAIN IN STATIONERY FOR ANYBODY, ANY SEASON, ANY WHERE, ANY PURPOSE, OR “ANY ANY- THING.” WE CANNOT RESPOND TO MANY EN- CORES ON THIS LOT OF PAPER; 80 BE WISE, AND IF YOU WANT SOME STATIONERY TO TAKE AWAY WITH YOU INTO THE COUNTRY WE ADVISE (AND THE BALANCE OF THE OLD HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, kexard SEATON PERRY For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden hue Gnecessor to Pzaay & Baoan); now in vorue. Every lady may bleach her own hair without any trouble whatever and scarcely Gay expan toe mek {0 what hair-dreswers charge yon Thave lange supply sa lanse supply on Bend ond will at in ony ASURC EURALGTA, panatroia uYeTaRIL Raye eee ta eS Gescm Crm Gere a vod waster large lot of Finest ‘Cincinnat They are every one “Task Googe im ahnost endless THE SUMMER RESORTS, he ever thought of establishing a lass atl; high y J. 1 WISE, MANUFACTURER OF BRUSHES AND STABLE BROOMS, 1260 32d ot. W. Washington, D.0. tla INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS COMPLETE STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS, SUITABLE FOR Pusat Donors, escort ci THESE PRICES MUST MOVE THE GOODS. PARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARASOLS! All marked down to cost. You can now buy one Par- ‘aol at the price we bad to pay for it by buying thou- sands at a time. Parasols sold at a Great Sacrifice. Take advantage of this liberal offer, We were very much gratified that our announcement last week of Ladies’ and Children's Dresses was 20 much appreciated. We have added a few new Buits to the number. Come ‘and see them. Never again will you seo LADIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN'S SUITS SOLD SO CHEAP. WE FIT THEM TO YOU FREE OF CHARGE. ‘We had an opportunity to buy alot of Bathing Suits very cheap. We bought them and have #0 marked them that you can buy a good and well-made Bathing Outfit for what an ordinary Suit would cost you. BATHING HATS. Anew patent STOCKING AND SHOE COMBINED for eDathing purposes. An excellent idea. No trouble atall. A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT ON ALL WOOL- EN AND SILK READY-MADE DRESSES. Mindyou, ‘two weeks since we announced s reduction, which was faithfully carried out. ‘They did not half go. So you ‘ee there is an extra inducement to make them move. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS reduced in price. ‘Summer Dress Robes marked down 10 per cent more. ‘You will find all of our Mid-Summer Goods marked ac- cordingly. LANSBURGH & BRO., ONE-PRICE TO THE WORLD, 420, 422, 424, 496 7th st Ithas been quite s while since your attention has ‘boon asked to our smaller departmente. OUR LINEN COLLAR AND CUFF DEPARTMENT for Ladiesis stocked with all the latest styles in plain white and colored Novelties. Besides carrying the regular sizes, we always have the oxtra sizes in Collars for Ladies which are generally acarce. OUR LEATHER GOODS—All Novelties in Leather ‘8s00n as made. OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT is always stocked with desirable goods. All our Jewelry warranted to ‘wear. OUR SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT— All the good Colognes, Extracts, Face Powders, Com- Plexion Powders, Tooth Powders, &c., kept at prices ‘way below regular prices. OUR RUCHING DEPARTMENT—Much spaco is de- ‘voted to this department. Our assortment in Colored and White Ruching is very large. And so it is with our Notion Department. ‘Hemember, we always guarantee OUB PRICES AND OUR Goops, A RN ~ Aa NNN pa NNN BBR ga. P eG ‘Extra Barwains in HUCK TOWRLS at 260, > e oMguay con be invented tn Cotes Goods to great ‘W. M. SHUSTER & BONS, 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. an ‘OME PRICE, rd ‘Weare offering GOODS Cheaper than they have ever ____WANTED—HELP, ____ FOR. RENT—ROOMS. Wie WET NURSE SAPPLY TO DR. RALPH WALSH, 1328 a fork ee Sand 10a mand4 snd ap.” ~ OW Ween oe TOUS Ea Wane SODA WATER BOY AT THE COR ee “you spdioaes ‘ANTED_AN O1 ‘BOY. RESS, IN OW. Wai SSE strobe ee TSN WANTED} CLERK, wio THOROUGHLY UN- Apply at Berstands the Prosecution of aims. WAsaare FIRST-CLASS BARBER. CAEL AT anit st. at 223 East Capitol at, oe WEi2 ihe RY SE are ap : ican have pet * ‘2. w., drug store, oe WAszeD waite GIRL WHO Upper sree ALE ESE in cooking and chamber work. Apply to B. GILLIGAN. BB sae Pscaennee WaAstepa XOUNG MAN AS A PORTER, an drug store. Apply at 500 9th at. n.w. WASTED-A WHITE WOMAN, AS COOK aD suey mane wos See ttl Seas ama Ranke active and tidy’ and have an wom COOKS $10 #40; Ww Chambermaids, Nurses and Lact tne in in cit or away: Waiters, Drivers and. Farm. Hint ue Sook ‘GOODS & BURGESS, BUOY se aw. ANTED A YOUNG WHT NURSE 1520 14th Tate re ES ee ae ode. ness, ni OUD BH Tole seven hour et y to Business: reference quired, ae oa Sand 4, 498 Wiha Wane NOT OVER SRorthand Clerk who can ayell well and handle fype-writer and make himeclf useful. Address in short hand 8. W.C., Star office. Jyo ‘ANTED_TO PURCHASE—A | NEAT HOUSE R RENT —471 MST. N.W.. THREE UNFUR- terins, immediately, pot to exceed ished Rooms, southern exporure, modern f- or 94,000; fom owner oblg. “Address W "ESOS ar ee Sin ime fared ack va office. nt thind-story room, no children. 35 ‘ANTED A, GOOD wigan yous | yron next aa than dleven rooms: price, er mmont irniched and unfurnished Rooms, elevated. cool and Permanent if waited” "Address PROMPT FAL Stat | deliriutal ocacen: wochiarsae OSS hee | WATE RES frog | FREES AST a SLPS m0 ~ ter, path. NO fend Lots in section of la cir nasal or rout children.” — SAEs ae Re Ae Adee Meee | ror za ROUE UNFURNISHED ROOM 08 S Second floor: atriiy private: @7, tn advance: % ByIS-ime” GREEN & CUNNINGL ARE at, ica strigiy private, @7, am advance; near Stee Placed with us will be Rents Cheeta. 313. HOLLAND & t FROM OWNERS, HOUSES Sy uernily stvertioed al our ox ON, 01 10) 1213 F st, Adjoining Sun Building. FoRRE ce ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, thand sim nats bear Poumon Ones, © pasnthe ‘Ssor: bay window ii cvery room, anita Tocaity. ‘Terms reaschable. jt = OR RENT—THREE UNFURNISRED ROOMS ON pte ras, Bo Oak cod oe ts lone meet floor: oe from &. moth, acconting to 4 MGivand ae ees Maen chusette ave. dyo-dt rivate hous ‘and abady, with ice, mix, | FY QR? apy a 2p, 3D AND FH FLOORS fo DOWS, meat Foye: | ih EE RARMEE ort adh at, ao, Heat es SORTS SCAN BE ACCOMMODATED | JVOR RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY, Two CoM. a eas farm house, 45 minutes, drive, from | Sidhout bound; Foicreies, hdres Baie Riar sabe, Aes v.W. SecARTREY: ‘Nineveh, Warren ey. yo ay5-2t° Pee eek anes NICER FURNISHED com: FUL COUNTRI THE fon secomt floor, with bat DEREESS lth tecaions shady fa is Semana tao chive soompe oy Gain ors wich fables, milk, and ai ‘hirees Siete "yo _3y5-6t ___ White Post, niet Foe B37 NFU ea ey oN An NERY, DESHIABLE BUMMER | BOARDING | 1 ticny corner Stir anne ceo. ene ARR EE RENT_A SUITE OF. ROOMS. PARTLY F = | gee BANK FARM, TWO MILES FR Tes FROM ALEX- Jandria, offers first-class fruit, foe, nulk iu profusion, fe. ‘Frais met dria, Vs x| Ag FEW PERSONG_Wi WISHING SUB {a be accommos heres dally. "Address SPRING at Fairview 50. ee tg Say Trdcrned: secoud irylarge ald cool: very desirable, | ROR, RENT—A DININ MAND RITCREN foutdt complete: apyiy at Sth and iste as 2 8 Fe ED FURNISH Toms, aiid dining noon apd kitelen, se) ortorethes Inquire at 517 18that. nw. iy FQ EXT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH DOAKD near War and Department; summer prices, 1803 H atm. wee RENT — PLEASANT COMMUNICA TING Fooms, leo sincle Ones, and table board if desired; SH at aw. yt TWO SUITES OF UNFURNIS ‘919 Ost. mw. ee tare ANTED_ COOKS, - HOUSEMAIDS, WAITERS, 3 FROM TEN TO TWELVE CHILDR = cook (fers eral housewor Ds | with all improvenentes 7 errontorelty. EA BURNHAM, O90-035 380 new: | Binet ty nh i — IOUS ee ater ee DBO! 7 TAKOMA PARK, D. TOK RENT SEVERAL LARGE. | FINELY FUR \WASTED_A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN 20 AND five ules from Washiugton-on the Band Dderate terns £0 respons ely “N84 N 25 years who understands doubecntry Book: Sic» for Gexernment cies ternan moviorate: | New Fork ave are ae vee ia ‘well recommended! | Address, 3: mauager, Takoma. tinliestion tor B. 610 diet mw AyEor, sia a Fee RENE DESIRABLE ROOM (sot Wasten ‘TWO CLERKS, WHO THOROUGHLY understand the pension claim business. Address, stating experience and salary expected; also a number oF gguig ladies to do copying. Box 33, Star oftice, ‘ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO 825, MAIDS, Nurses, Laundresses, Hotel Waiters, Drivers, Farm and Dairy Mon, Man aud Wife for, ecunth Women Cooks for country. NATIONAL BUREA\ 613 7thst, ow. TSR ER UCOUE ANTED —Di LOXMENT BU. ‘au, conducted ty and colotedifor all kinds of domestic labor, foreity aud springs, with reference. “717 Mi st. nw.” Jes1-4 ANTED LADY (AGENTS, TO CANVASS, a article for ladies’ use, which wi gid eday easily made. 8A Haky Miro CO. oe Matic Meer adware whe ‘ANTED—A MAN QUICK TO iN) gutalde principal cities, to goes in me leat, ty, respousibie house, a Héfereuces, MANUFACTURER Sup o mnt RNERS FOR PROF. CHRISTNER'S: ternational Tailor System” with any inch- ‘measure alone, as all scientific tailors and eminent Paris, Berlin and’ London dressinakers cut, Patterns cut, materials itted, Lasted, denpod or made. The system "taught. by Mime, S.J. MESSER “Gon servatory of Modes.” 122 F sti.w, Washineton, Deo. Se6-S0" f au “A YOUNG WHITE ran, 24 years of age, speaks, reads, and writes English and German, as saat, special offcer.ior any position of trust: thoroushly sober; willing’ t leave city; best referenices. Address Ch. 6. 8h. ‘ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, A (MY, Situation as chambermaid or ura ct com ase state waxes. if required. “Address L. M3 D—AT HEADQUARTERS Post W for Cooks, Ghanticrunsids, Waitress, Laundress, and Nurses, Seamstress, Men ‘Waiters, Cooks, Coach men, Butlers and Valots. COOMBS & BURGESS yo V .NTED—BY A BOY OF FIFTEEN A PLACE IN m office as messouser, Ke. Dest of references furnished. Address ALFRED, Star Office. ANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMA’ situation as housekeeper or infants’ nurse i & 'TUATION: private family. Best of references; 491 1st. ay. WaANtenss FOR COOKS, CHAM- dermaids, nurscs, drivers, but 5 maid and nurse with family going male and female clerks. £.M. BUR Fist.n. 7 TO aL T, CLAIR HOTEL, MARTINSBURG, Gan accommodate % few more summer: easy distance Balti and Washington: large * ns. ‘Terms reasonable. ‘BROWN & geet tine 3a, Saore furnished, or juntur- ‘Gngle or en suite. Excellent board, it dirs by day, week. or month. 315 st. m. ww ary, frout_rooum JOR RENT—ROOMS. PARTIES WANTING Ko aa COUPER, ropa 2 a1-See* | can tnd what will wut them on our Hist FL ERBERT HOUSE, LAUREL, MD. BEAUTIFUL | ¥'st “Information tive. Sp KAMEN. 333 bw= 0 of shade three from station, “Terms: reason: Sc N- HERBERT, | JYOR RENT_HANDSC Prop. ANTED— BOARD! three minutes! walk from Randolph Station : er, delightful shade, and milk ani ance," Address ELIAS wat County, 3 florence, ni y above tide water; splendi ere ¥ On top the. Allecten Ma 13 miles from stati ‘imxurpassed climate, JOHN ERS AT MONTROSE FARM; ‘REISER, M trove, Montwon~ El! foto fontrose, Mor 101 AURO) drives, excellent water: honse well furnished. ‘This popular iL Ue opened, for reception of sruests June rates to families, For terms Sy 1-3i ICOM gol and ‘iarre: plenty of shade; ios, milk, Yopetables, Be: Address’ P.O. Box 86, Charlestown, Jeff daily mal trout fishin 3. PARI, Pron. FURNISHED ROOMS th st; summer Fal ayoe the Buckingham, 920 OR RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- LU nished. pleasant locality, on car line, near State, War and Nayy and Treasury Departments, near caterer, nm, Ve. 1. OR RENT—THREE Ui With livt and cold bath, aa all by Dr. BB. Rankin, whois roan Possession given Ist July.” A desirable location! fore physician or for otter business Apply. to = SRASELMIAN, 608 Lith at, we con Fst. Jet 20H RENT_1720 HST. N.W., HANDSOMELY- Prfcraiated Ronin, hoard denied Coraceytion: aabte neighborhood: near War and Navy Departanen *Je30-1w* gd =z OR RENT—FOUR NICE U ‘rooms: south front: adults, Just oppo oe \FURNISHED quiet family of thron jovernment Department; rent SUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN VAT PHTLOM T, | moderate, Inquire at 73 H st. now. 228-60 Tivo uf the mot besttiful sections, Vine GR ERNT faa SHED Bowe ae Hn LeE ADS, Realty ent eae tania ec | A second fcr, suitable fork houmckeeping' south For particulars. appiy to D.J- TAVENN! NER Bhtlowont | Kon ioto wacare, Ome Malbveut to dul P,0., Loudoun Co., Va. {LOM FIRST OF JULY A FEW ae CAN ve pleacuntly accommodated by the Misses NEALE, re very near Cuapel Point, Address ME'NEALE, Cox Statlou, Carlos County, Md fon {UMMER per's Ferry, W. V Fustie porches, newly shade; plenty Toultry. and all the fruits of the season. jou given the feeble aud cluldren. 2 to September 30. Board $5 to $U per week. J. E. BURRELL, Proprietor, _ (NEAR HARPER'S tecomfort first-class patronage solicited. to promotes fans patronage colic! aire to picaae, Esl particuisea on application, Wi CLARK, Keep Tryst, Wash, Com Md. 6¢QomroRT RETREAT, Ferry. ek. Addi in County, BOARDIN i of fresh milky ‘ial rates to tamnilics, y nutes’ walk from depot: 1. D. ‘Mrs. Va, Je14-1n MYRTLE HALL, HAR- ay; greatly improved tiy lance y laid out walks, and improved fresh ‘vegetables and Special ‘House open ‘Miss JEN- OR, RENT—1192 11TH BST. NW. DESIRABLE ite of Rooms, furnished or ‘unfurnished, on Arst wud floor, Also, pleasant Hooms on third floor, References exchanged. Or would Feut whole house, ™ JOR REN’ 7 FUEN UTIFUL SU “GEASS BOARD AT MAPLE LAWN, HAT | FUMES my winduerin pare noone oes su Abby tp rw VINGIREATDER, | iy quuth andeaet trout; references required 41 pudon County, Va Jez1-2e" We _ 37 BOARDERS WANTED AT ELM SPRING we AND UNFURNISHED mndance Taree light. and airy. Prices reasonable, THE CLINTUS st.n.w. Main éntratioc, Street cars pass the door to ali. __OPEN ALL NIGHT. HOK RENT—THE LIVINGSTON, 137) doors above K st. and Franklin Park. Ne tractive house, “Hizh and beautiful location. Transient 828 7h that rts of the Pieamant, ‘Tablelof superior qual: ‘Transient and table boarders accommodated. Neprices. Telephone 911-3 my4-2m" bandsomely-furnished rooms, Mode; ) “True to name, and all advant FOR RENT_F. ‘LATS. Fe NT—FUKNISHED AND UNFURNISHED apartments for the summer months, at reduced Ww ED—BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, THIRTY- three years of age, situation as watchuian, special er oF any postion of trast: thoroughly’ sober to leave city; best references. A ice. TED Sein Star of BY TWO RESPECTABLE 1 ane s ne ehyajveinents by the day or week, one a8 Dressniaker and Seamstress, the ‘other aa nurse to the Sick or housekeeper; ean be’ seen at 2138 L st, "Wittens, Nurse Latmisess, Conchmen, Butler Aitrens, Nurve, Lanndress, Conchmen, Butte Valet Waiters, Faria, Dalry, or Laborer with refer: hows, cast dice NaHONAL’ BURERUY GE ANTED—ROOM IN NORTHW lady in State Department; nur nica V for om for horse and buggy, and boy to drive her. Gress, giving location aud terms, QUIETU! oftee: NTED — THREE PLAINLY FURNISHED adalth, not to exccnd $1 per mouth; ‘within ten Bigs walk of the Patent Office, Address J. H. {yy ANTED=1OOM AND HOARD WITHIN SHORT Witte: of Trousnry; must bo reasonable: refer- ences exchanyed. Address, stating terms, Mrs. C. T. 5. Sth and G sts. m Ite red. PERSONAL. ‘No commission.” OF #15,000 FOR THREE OR Miva seams at > per contol ety property. nen ress ik ‘Star ise Fates, in an apartment house, in a most accessible and delightfal situation. HILL £ JORNSTON, 3y5-3t COUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON | £' Stable: fifty stalls; office: feed, harness, and repair OA Se'are how prerared 40 pay full valto for Toms; tin roof: agand all moder tuaproveanicnts Gants Secoud-band "Clothing Address or-call ‘at | 14th si, near Batnw. Apply to JAMES F-BAK STH’S Old Stand, 619 D st. nw. SaSAim® | BOCK, 14th and’ sts. nw. ashe COUNTRY _REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE—AT A DARGAIN—TWENTY ACRES OF north of the city and near }SEMARER, 920 F at. nw. QF THE MOST DESIRABLE radon, Va., Which wecan offer asa most and 0. Land, with fine vie Brighitwood, at only #200 per jee JOR, SALE_ONE deadeabte pu R JOR BALE—WE CAN OFFER * a IMMEDIATE. 13% acres, 136 ilendid water, dences, 2300 purchase aides from Aiexahdria, good barn, outbuildings, cistern, all conv - aor Shinty other fruits; soil na ecntion healt serine Nae ato betnold for #4,500. fine pear trees, LOUIS chase, jouse and 3 acres, grove, Kew on B. S foom house and S sien sacedl AN, that beautiful flores 1010 F at. invevery Feapect picket fences will AXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F st! “ANTED—FURNISHED KOOM AND BED ROOM, “Wooniern exposure preferred, inthe northwestern, Shite ae sake age aE Reroronces exchanged. J. 1, this oMice, it ANTED- area PARTIES HAVING ROOMS: ‘to rent we present advantages to procure tenants ‘time, trouble and money. Room Fat. D. RAM it that will save th Renting Agency, 9: re Je ANTED_WILL PAY HEAVY INTEREST FOR WANO tortnree monte; wood security. Audress GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE, Stat D—SHORTHAND— WAS having attained a speed of may 40 to 70 nake aatisfactory progress can receive Mutractions from-a thorough aud practieal. writer. ‘Address Box 160, Star office. Sy5-6t" ANTED—SMALL FAMILY To OCCUPY (WITH: Waittenb furtod Rouse for three monte 27 Astme. oftice, 00 88,000 AT 4 PER CENT, ete a ea to five years: good as Gov't bond. “No comimisaign. Address D. M., Star office. ED—FOR a REATEYeeanoneeroaee: | ee ‘fasuionably cout Sult of Clothes!* made to once coal pofore Anishing, “'at a very moderate ms pay DALKIN,S24 H st. nw.Je- WELLS DUG, BORED, DRIVEN AND ae At Kitna ot palaps and’ pump alocks furnished. Terms moderate. cae MOF SAT, 323 sth at.n.c. sym “ED-TO_BORROW—84,000 FOR FIVE Witt Ebon tro ie owet be ood Sal eee fires times the amount. "Addfens EE. Star 3e50-6¢" ‘ANTEDIFURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, Featier eda, Clothing, Watches, Cums, Pistols te. Hig! As and Household eit ee cash Deious yale. Uihew aIRD EVERYBODY 1 ‘TO KNOW Se WE faa mutacture the lowest cash io89, all our own goods and sell them at Pricer: on easy terms, without secur. ies with good references. “STRASBURGER Piranufecturing Clothiers and Tailor ‘Tallon, 148 F TMPROVED CRANDALL axis ‘spacings: je. parties oD iy payments. ganvaseors ta: Purchases Wa Agents He A: DINGMOL Goud building. as ee ae ‘ANTED_“VIVIANA THE GREAT BEAUTIFY. JOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE— Four miles from city. mile from railroad station, 0 acres: high, with fine view, new house, furnace i “les: wood out-bulldinas: lovely place for country home, chicken farm or dairy ; terms easy. office, cellar, open fine fruit ot _Sy1-3t rerpnce aia MG. os Sta uter, cccupied by. Mr. at, between Stu and 10th Ni FOR Painter, or. other |b F. W. Pilling; rear of #23 1 near sidewalk. Inquire #t 926 Louisiana w se10-2m ” ‘LEARN TYPE-WRITE Biackines rentedat 89 yor mouth eid eold om mthly paymnente, may LIGRAPH OFFICE,” 933 F st. n.w. __ BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE THE FUESTTURE OF THE PALMER HOUSE, No. 421 Lith st. u.w., in lots to suit, Walnut Sete, Painted S. Spring-top and Hair Mat- tresses, Walnut Single Beds, Yauies, Chai Ler Pillows Bed Linen (all wew): Towela.c bracket silvers ware, atid Carpets and Matting throughout the hottse, atiso Book Case and Desk combined. wn ™ MS oa Fo SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, 00d erstions| Jow rent; a bargin if taken at once ‘Aaadrens BARGALN, Bar 0 WITH THE CITY Lead ON OCTOBER IST. R SALE—STEAM LAUNDRY PAYING 200 OR SALE— Forty acres, with pumerous, handsome building Sites, 1 room ‘frame hres sides, splendid’ cellar and well, ne’ barn and ‘ni, all wood out-uildinss, on’ Nation, overlooking city and river; quantitice of trait muple stabli house, with wi ide plazas on it ele- south; chesp; low rent, Address LAUN Star oft ¥ WELLESTABLISHED STORE WITH A‘ A osifest rade Dry" Goods and ottoun Swelling 1 eopelisne com rether property, cousisting of of all kinds, forming s first-class residence for # gen- | Kround; good stable, wood-hous flenian, or would subdivide advantageously ‘would ex: | 50x52; lorated in tue center of Falls change for city property; ou Columbia Pike, 25 miles | exchange for city property. s from city, 810, boo i. H. SYPHERD & C0., ‘Thirteen acros, splendid grove of in center, | _3y1-3t 1007 F st, half mile from Forest Glen station; would sal frou, Zacres up; $220 per sere. Eleven acres, containing about six splendid build- papa ‘views ot the citys a. acre. ? Very handsome: bar ks ae from new Aqut 200 per acre. inl 224 mnllea from cfty a varinn beae Bridge; 8125 building lots, of from 2 to 8 acres, adjoining the village Of Ballston: stores poat-otice, churches and schools: Five-and-a-Half acres, prime. 5 rooms, stable, Fifty dther small ‘homes, near the. apand on TH aay &C0., 1007 Fat. GREEN, BUSINESS NCE—FOR SALE— -kyard on Washinston st; Alexandria, Va. con- Elaine atoct 85 taren at the bor cantly at oan sufficient to make 150,000,000 brick tesa in walls, ‘brick apd ten ert = ‘ke, all in goes sy WMH. BANSTOW, O19 7th st. Bw. ye. ms QHEiDD IRON FREE BRIDGI ‘OF, SALE, OR RENT—HAZLEWOOD, at Oakland, Garrett County, Md- Pais A TanBOURg Jeasups; Was ‘Anne yunty, SALE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM IN MONT Branch, Fat fie'from House stands you a ver: orchard. KD fteen minutes’ cheap. Inquire of OW: fruit trees, and ez Ma, "om the, Meteo Derwood ands poll out ply to isWiSeOre WES WILCOX & WINE. Branch BB, =e? 90 ACRES, HOUSE, BT ABLES, ide fromm ‘Insane Anyiuin: Elf store a1 Peng ave. i: Iyl-3t rom, Galthersbune | contains about 100 acres; building wood; well fenced; delightful water; high point, surrounded by shade, price 98,000 Ap FUE- CONNECTING KOSLYN HEIGHTS H TBE CITY, _ay1-5t ON UcTOBER 1st. JF OR SALETAN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE im the northwest part of this city. Address W Btaroftice. 330-1w"” EEASETHE CAPITAL THEATER w. 3 ABERT, 408 5th st 3e3-3in- WASRT arora DEPOSIT COMPA: END HEE TuOOF SORAGE WAREROUSET vie PA. AVE, N_W, (South Side) a hon! Ts Persone the eit avail henmselves of the avantages uffered by uiscouc for the safe keeping of Flac and other, valuables. Clothine, hose. sccuritise teecien, ‘vall -a-brac, ee macenion ‘&., con ems atone Secs ry ramon senda after, Your valuables are stolen or burned.” has vente Tes, 126-6m_ (Saturdays. 9am. to p.m) ‘ALE, coop ‘Choice lots in Burleit ‘Wash: sington—owners. ly Pushing? the 3030-76 = INVESTMENT. the new edition to, West ‘opening of & DYER, 13th ana ¥. _MONEY TO LOAN. _ TWO COTTAGES AT Gar’ Fe Pew on hea aes THERS- Lik Oe 1838 F ot. FOR_RENT--HOl TSES. TYE BENT 417 SEN WM. reo stony n fe. mont of A. FBERLIS SONG, fit oh Rew, ey at ‘Rext erocery. aoa RENT 1138 OTH €T, NEAR Wt & Eee * Sra Mele FS Rooms near fandsoms euvitian reenten bear'Ye Drott Perks @30. Be £ LELPOLD 1 35) ayS-at agai a Str, and dwelling, 1814 7th at nw. Nr Stren. Stor ahd dwelhne. cor. 7th and Daw Str. “rm, ae cor. 4th |stabicrear¥e2 het mw & {s\Guntow Bde. 131 on of the property ow my fice for vabietin head ot Thos. F WAGUAMAN JOR RENT—A_ COSY 7-ROOM PRESS-HRICK oun allan ys seman given th Taub teg eteamce, Avis to REAR SOML Tut Apvis to STS SOMA E ys APITOL, A DESIRABL! it Dieelfar tune reomaa Jo W Frits Ressantly ttnatad be imcluaite bathe LOS Saat he JOR RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. cpt NTS fase av nr 2333, Circle. 1: Lafayette Sque 17, Kest.uoar 10th st. 3F Vermont ay, near: K_ near Conn. av, th st, near at. near 14th. 16r. 9st. ur KR, 10 rs ivth & Jefferson a a1 ae * 4 “ith wt “2 état ¥ eet oNAV GW. LOPS. BS 1408 she wv Te nF 1r. Fetn-w. lor. Rest nw. 10re 2424 Jim : et frat to the owner. ‘or list of property for mule. call of rend at offica WO°HOLTEMAN, 10th aud Fete tw, Re MENT URTIL OCTOBER |18T. To pat fy without children, completely furniahed Mouse 3 Pot aie pan 7 Addreae NGC ‘with me for rent oF male is Mborally 1,-2LGMT ROOM, HOUSE, ron nd tath-room, all newly” papered at Yasuited south front: care ‘door near tbe Bhool: Gia Prat uwstnguare ape en ‘GRO. BANCROFT, _ G11 Pst, or otiee, Bh9 Gat, Jo Lathan Y avec awe Ti 8.53 110m Feat nw. re - B3.o3 Ws orsormtat.. OF we tegintaew sor) st nt nw Aik -.60 tanto Ae seabove BOWS C&D be examtned.t it from enrptic val THOMAS J FISH & « reo a 2K RENT FRAME MOUSE, 1420 MC St NWS yard. aT. BK 4 yk RENT-HOUSE, 3012 DUMBAMTON AVE, FR Tine rooms, Yolen impos? tients, $40; key at 30000 at. JOHN. TIIMBLE. ee 2 in ast w bi. 40. 613t st. a w., BE. Rat. n.w., 7 3s fs aioe ts Ath at ss. 10 £00,016 Fetnw, #40; 711 13th at. nw. 830: 205 815.50; 110 7th at ton of A. McINTIRE, 918 F at. F 1 RAVE oa NEW Bid Patent Dinice, overionking the wan cit th. CAYWouI aya JOR RENT— REUSISOL Ont nw ees $i5ies te. Sat bet 14th aid btn WOR TN ae Ge tS TE BRE a cae, 4080 Jem colt $e 10 ream 1 ag ttn ete nt ae 2200 12th wtn.w. ir 30 90 ts ia S CAYWOOD, "30" avast Conuth and K ata, 106 F st. n.e., Or. 804 Sth at, 308M JOR RENT—A story House, NEW, AND BEAUTIFUL THREE- ress-brick front, all modern im- Foveqents , mag: ide alley in rear. JOR RENT— O33 G ot. a.m, safes vis bist ew, lange yard and Saute _ 1714 th wt hw. —THREE-STORY AND CELLAR BKICI zane aa ted nw. i HERPORD. 1 AND ASEMENT and bath, all m.i., #40 por TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1220 F st. ‘Mount Pleasant, #30, 8. Je25-20*" "TYEE k RUTHERFORD, 1298 Pet. ne Rt KENT_7H DEFEEES ST. NEWLY Fr: NT_71 X FIXED, painted inmde and out: story and Zdoors only from Ist st. nw; Font. 1512 Sth st. nw. ayia Fibs a ot ay Wrrpone, 7 Peniapivanie ava, be 4s ata. new, at a moderate rout. Ting een Get eee ee eed EQNS Tina bay any HAS eee irae arene ot 1g os oT AT LOWEST feet EY ON REAL ESTATE PROMPT 1d 4 = tint; ey EaceMiDn, DO. FE SALE—A GOOD FARM NEAR RApELBGTOR, ications. 2531 Miseout pace itt sate ‘thd Jou wil reoetve 8 | Fale arch: VEC°n poeat egata AE a Pe ne hoes, set et SS eS delo-im* cae af hore, modern sgunevementa 1318 Toth a i aa ED EO jUNTY LAND WARRANTS—WM. J. ALE 535 ACRES OF frowns ‘Ou eal Estate Security. jov. 1. IN, Attorney-at-Law, Room 41, Le Droit vou sides Conduit REN’ 9-ROO! NEAR : ding, wil a aah for Mlttary Bow and War- | Brooke Park ote fo Cabin John 313 Fete Adoinioe Sue Beas. _ | pa Eppa rent Funai oF service any wat peor toceg ozet- | canal Hepro ed, Uy fae, copie Fe ‘and out ca TO Giny OPER aL ue So THOS. E. WAGGMAN, O17 F mt, nw. Warr tae CARH PRICE, PAID, FOR tp two seater 6 er oo SOHN E. BEALL & CO. 2 basPee ie Fae RENT_HOUSE 1005 STH ST. XW. NPAR Stoves, Carpet Bsa alt Kina of ape aaa 3551 at ae ESTATE LOANS, LIFE AND FIRE INSUE reniets ext door, or to Soritae "Address Bor sper Bae, laa B GACE_SIETY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF Rey bce place Ar army and Kavy Pay A Poses | oae a Ares SEES Ese ae. “WREgD, Sana cares ze WORE: ana tay ore, ‘ihn fam one-half malle to three Soliatecs Stacie AW ety OR RENT A NEW HOUSE. NICELY, FUR Pies lowgst pricen, Office | Talon send for circular BYPHERD & 00. | XoTK sre. = eee Fy Ree eee a Belphons S007 2 Ze1i-sm” | $30, Ae Fae, rat ee BRICK, RANG | BUND, Work BEAL ESTATE, ee EE NG Cook. Warez ors PEEGS He OF LOST AND FOUND. 2089 ragtime a St Bo se, gomunsioner of Beals Mine States and Terr- 1 ‘be Gorton Coxsone ‘myi1-6m Ost, FRIDAY NIGHT, 1000 ____pmy25]_THOR. F. WAGGAMAN, . Syste. pres, GP cosas 5p Teed WE | Merc un Ormeal parame ar tog | Kee cleat rears Dias Outre Varmingsae fo 707 Het 95-2 ban peak yen beaamees “3 * * & BRADLEY = “WASHING s — sin tid, RENT_HOUSES, 17 SBOOMS, Bi idlnaoesie ectieilcsmsooa cua _ ‘ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON | F'Maer even. 4205 ena saber Meee oF ont eed Mi Jal estate eocurity, iu gums to suihat | ave.and Fat Bw. AUBIYtG 0 Mots pin; | ght A A beral Tema will be gtvon OPS SLL JOHNSTON, 738 15thet.nw. | _je20-1m __"718 13th tw. _ bs eet brated intpe Ae SAS OR 310 M ST. N. W.. AND COM. aoe ee ee Menu i a as corner oto Fn Feta nw. ¥ rent ite a. les ate a die Seas RENT-