Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY July 7. 18S7- CROSBY Ss. NOYES. ‘Ike Evenina Star bas a regular. permanent bens fide daily cirentation more than treble that of anv other daily paper publisbed im Washington, and mach greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the acldress changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in ad- once. ‘On the Shot June Tae Star said concerning the quarrel in St. Lous over the President's proposea visit during the Grand Army’s encampment: “It 18 to be hoped, for the sake of St. Louis, that this controversy will not be allowed to proceed far, or the President will settle 1tin short order by re- fusing to become anybody's guest. He has a very Prompt and uncere 1s manner of dealing with a case Itke this.” The controversy did con- tinue for a period of four weeks and more, and the President has cut it short by withdrawing his ac- ceptance of the city’s hospttalties. Pleased as he may have been personally by the comiality of his fuvitation, he does not consider himsel ound to sacrifice the dignity of his office by sub- mitting himseif to threatened insults while occu- prying it. What he has to say on the subject 1s ‘weil and clearly said. It is probable that nearly | all the members of the G. A. R.,no matter what | thetr political bent or their personal feeling | toward Mr. Cleveland, would not only have frained, themselves, but would have discouraged | others from any outward manifestation of dis Spect toward the President. Nevertheless, the President ims acted with discretfon in declining togiveeven the few uncontrollable agitators a chance to put the Grand Army, the people Of St. Louts and himself into a false and embar- | Fassing position. While no divinity hedges about our President, rowdy personal insults to the exe- | cutive head of the republic, if they can be tmag- | ined as possible, would bea national mortific: ‘ton. So Judge Deady, of the United States District Court of Oregon, says, In a very recent decision, with ref. erence to the application of the long and short haul clause of the interstate commerce law, that “treight carried to or from a competitive point is, always carried under substantially dissimilar ctr- | ‘cumstances and conditions from that carried to or | from non-competitive points.” The statement of | facts tn the case in which this principle was latd down limits its application to.the case of com tition from a.carrier like a steamboat line, to which the law does not apply, and the ruling extends no further than the recent suggestion of the Com- mission upon the same subject. If the appiiea- tion of the principle were as broad as its state- ment one of the main purposes of the fourth sei tion would be defeated. Railroats, subject co the Jaw, will reap fair profits at competitive points; and tt was hoped to prevent extortion at non-com. petitive points by requiring the rates to be pro- portionate to those rendered fair by competition. It Judge Deady’s broad principle were accepted as tt stands, and roads subject to the law could dis Unguish Detween points where they compe with each other and non-competitive points, on the ground that transportation to the latter, which are completely within thelr power, 1s on that account rendered “under substantially dis- similar ctrcumstances and conditions,” the fourth section would be reduced to an absurdity. Dr. MeGiynn is launched Into practical polities, fully and fairly, by his election as a delegate to the national convention of the United Labor party at Syracase, New York. His work has hitherto ‘Deen on the outside; and his future, now that the party managers have made room for him among themselves, will be watched with much tnterest. Some persons have ventured to prophesy his ap- pearance, a year hence, as a candidate for Vice President. His nativity would admit of thts, for he 1s a New Yorker, born and bred; but as Mr. George, who 1s presumptively marked for the first place, now claims citizenship of New York, there would be an objection to Dr. McGlynn’s candidacy. Besides, by the time the next Presidential eanvass 48 about to bexin the soctalists, communists, and | anarchists will have asserted themselves in the | national field as they did in the local arena in New | York city last fall, and putin their demand for Substantial recognition. And it would not be ‘wholly Mogical, if the ticket were headed with a | representative of the movement to abolish prop. | erty in land, to Baish ir off ‘itn a representative | of the movement to abolish everything olse, in- cluding law and order. a ae A real milliner has created as much of a commo- tion in government circles in Great Britain as a supposititious one did in the chambers of:the slip- Dery Joseph Surface. She has driven a minister of State to the verge of resignation, and when he goes out of office at the end of the present session it will probably be to stay. If the persecution of Miss Cass has been anything ltke as deliberate and conscienceless as Is represented somebody high in responsibility ought to be made to suffer for it 3a warning to dignitaries who may have todeal with such cases in future. A woman's good name—especially that of a woman who has nothing else of value in the world—ts worth more ‘than the seats of forty Old Batley lawyers turned | ministers. The swiftness of the punishment which | has overtaken the unmaniy Matthews ts {ts most striking characteristic, and proves that old-fash- toned chivalry 18 not dead in England. If the tafluences which have hitherto prevented Faliroad butiding tn China do not veto the procla- mation of the viceroy of the Northern Provinces, directing the construction of a hundrpd miles of railway, the frmediate future will become an tm- portant epoch in Chinese history. ‘The locomotive will rattle ina shocking manner among the dry ones of venerable almond-eyed-ancestors, and the Worshipers of ancient usages will be seandaltzed, Dat to meet famine and war China must have the means of rapid transportation to the remotest cor- Bers of the empire. ——_—— ‘The President's regretsto St. Louts are dated the th of July. Is the document a personal and in- dignant declaration of independence, of, 1s tt not Father an indication of that wise appreciation of Presidential :dignity which ts a better guide than the dictates of personal dostinacy and reckless animal courage? Szuxa Orr To RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, At prime cost our immense stock of Dry Goods and (Carpetings are going off freely. ‘This week wo are making a grand effort to close out ‘whole lines of goods st very low prices to Storekeepers, ‘Merchant Tailors, Hotels, and Stcamboats. All claims held against the firm of W.W. BURDETTE & CO. will please be presented at once. All persons indebted to the said firm will please cal and settle as soon as possible. wat ‘W. W, BURDETTE & C6. A Cun OUR ACCOUNTS WILL BE DUE JULY 1, 1887. THEY HAVE ALL BEEN RENDERED, AND WE WILL THANK ALL CUSTOMERS INDEBTED TO Us FOR A PROMIT SETTLEMENT. W. M. SHUSTER & soy, 919 Pa ave, Coorme Br Gus A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES (On hand and for mle. mA310 WASETNGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. thereby | Saxs aso Comrasy. Our Shoe Department is keeping up its great revord. ‘Why shouldn't it? Our stock of Ladies’, Gentlemen's, Boys’, and Misses’ Shoesis by far the largest in town, by which we mean to convey that you have here the largest assortment of styles and kinds from which to make your selection, and then we are so careful to keep nothing in stock but Shoes of merritorious qnality that those who patronize us once are sure to find their fray here again and likely bring their friends. And, what is of the greatest importance, our prices are always below the lowest. These are some of the reagons why we are doing the largest Shoe business in Washington. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Summer underwear ought tobe an interesting sub- Jetat this time with the mercury flirting with the nine- ties. Look in our large show window—Market Space front—and profit by the lesson ft teaches. No furnish- ing goods house in town can offer such values as are therein displayed. Just think of Light Gauze Merino | Undershirts—short or long sleeves—for 23 cents—all sizes. Genuine Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers G5 cents each, all sizes, Pepperal Jean Drawers, the strongest thing imaginable, in light weight stuff, 48 cents, strongly made and stayed at every point Lots of other things equally desirable to be found in our furnishing goods department. SAKS AND COMPANY. Don't forget, before you go away, that this isthe Place to buy your trunk or valiso, that is if you wish to save money by the transaction and have a stock to select from embracing everything that’s made in that line, from sole leather portmanteau to an ordinary | club bag, from the small, flat cabin trunk for steamer traveling to the generous “Saratoga,” large enough tocontain # professional beauty's outfit, all are here at prices that are sure to please, BAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, jyr_ SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Famas, RRR, ERE ppp. ROR DD ERR FE OD OD eRe bp RE EEE DpD TIT mw cco KOK ERE TIT T WOO RK & T FHE@o Bk EB T UW Go KK EER T ppp aA tl Dp sa YY BB AL YY foe fat. S FOR FRIDAY, FOR FRIDAY, An accumulation of Soiled Bustles, which will be sac- rificed. FOR FRIDAY, ‘Misses’ and Children's Gingham and Satteen Suits, ranging in sizes from 4 to 14 years, sold at 4.50, will be Red Ticketed sol 6553 90% oq i i Se me Ih es ye = Standard Ammoniated Bay Rum (an elegant Toilet Preparation), recular price, 25¢. Will be Red Ticketed « FOR FRIDAY, Extra Long Finest Quality Colored Chemisettes (Siden- Derg's Goods. ), recular price,35 to 38¢. Will be Red Ticketed. 20 it tt iL nf aie ae FOR FRIDAY, One Lot Black Linen Ball Thread (strongest made). Was Sc. a Ball. Will be Red Ticketed FOR FRIDAY, All Our 25e. to 38c. Swiss Embroideries (6 to 10 inches wide). Will be Red Ticketed UT ooo He G th Sy? FOR FRIDAY, AM Our $2.50 All-wool Pleated’ Bosom ‘Tourist or Bicycle Shirts. Will be Red Ticketed $3 $555 ‘The accumulation of Remmante fan st any other time of the year, a fore, more anxious to sell other month. “We sre i erractions for ngtanes 23 Sere and broken te” tn J at the corners, in @ vari ake forthe Deg o 4 fast tp sete, mybreken i te to! owen selling iy botiles for 7c, 75 bots for 80S, and Fi pe ee Saye The stock ia eoteliorctiy sbrokene taf rate and ew and all ends of lines will be: oi Waiting Jackets satin lined, ‘iting. 32, 34, and 38. eng. Sizes md ” Price. age Bigs as Wool Bt High fees Bt eh BTtna fo or “Remnant” ‘Chil aveaa Pe ae pepe cae “Remnant $499 =a eee La ate” "gsconant™ Fr “es 3 Mises’ Fine fsa casa pads and trimmed. "lees SEASONABLE SASH FABRICS. ‘The Wash Goode stock was ‘been thoroi eh eae , thrown a ‘Excellent $22 dropped the price way down. iplek 11 “Ramtiante” of Union Linen Lawns, 3to10 yards, amass eect Ste rE PSemaante pf beat to 12 yards, aco, tumnante” ‘ot Crazy Cloths, 2 to 8 yards, oped trom 134 0 iRemmants’ of Lorraine Crepes, 3 to 176 yards, roped from 123 to. okunaniat 3f Gt asso Crs arom me Thank Lahee to Bent tos, © 8 Tres, dropped 7m 4: “Remnants” of apiirlng Pereales, 11s to 33 ard d from 12 3°37 “Remuants” of Sateen, 2 eee from 12% and 15e, to 10 ant ‘20 “Hemuants* of Preneh Sateen $0200, 20 “Remnaute” of Figured al to 7 yards, from 1235 to 100. ay eoaomation Gingham Ro Tuten blue and gray, aropped from $1.50. TP enibinadon Ginghane esymourning, styles, a3 yards), deopped rola 83 BEDS ber Hal (Second floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN GLOVES. aThefollowing attractions will goon sale this Fri- tra Pits Boys! Taffeta Gloves, in browns, grays and Ti Puirs Ladies’ “3.But’ Lengii' Mack” Jeruay'Sie Gloves, snes 95 and 6. 9, sizes OS 0 Pairs Ladies" 8:8 fans. sles sis and 5x. ape “Hemnant™ “REMNANTS” IN BOYS' DEPARTMEN’ Shirt Waists_Our line of Boys twenty-five cent a Wajstn having ecotne proken 1 iaek com mene! ay wo shall offer thet at 18e, exc Boveri at tiing—4 Boys’ all-woul Plaid Suits, a 2 year a7and 2 “Remnant” Pri 3 Boys’ All-wooi Goimbinat gisand 5 years. Regular Price. \THROP, yt ‘Cor 11th and Feta iow. Great Buazoass Ix DRY Goops. One Case Printed INDIA LINENS, very fine, have been 15e.; now 10¢. ‘One Case CRINKLE GINGHAMS, Se.; worth 10c, One Case CRINKLE GINGHAMS, 8c. ; worth 12 ic. 50 Pieces LINEN LAWNS, 5c.; reduced from 12¢. to close. PARASOLS to be closed at about Half Price, Our Stock of HOSTERY and GLOVES is very complete and at Bottom Prices. Gents? and Ladies’ UNDERWEAR at extremely Low Prices. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, w7 ‘713 Market Space. FOR FRIDAY, 20 dozen of Knowlton’s R. and R Sailors, in wh ite, ‘nary brown and black. Will be Red Ticketed Fe oo 2 OW 2 ow F See Myo FOR FRIDAY, One Lot of 10c. Bathing Towels gd all Linen Towels will be Red ee fn ay ri ror = Om om FS N. B—The Above Bargains will be Positively Good for @RIDAY ONLY. Paes BBR OA MM wa > as EG Mut 2 3888 ee 2A gp Bate bee 2*4 “oo XPM = aT 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Onx Haris BIG SALE OF SUMMER CLOTHING. Boys’ Coats, 250. Boys’ Panta, 3c. Black Alpaca Coats, si White Venta aizee tot 50, Soar doe feos @2 BB $1 2p Seetnucrer Conte and Vesta redticed to #1, "Costs and Vests reduced toi.25. : seer ba react O82 pe Sagan Vad eerie ® fi fess Men patos ale AD-Wool Cassimere Suits now 85.30 i ‘Wool Casaitiere Suite now $3.50, ol Casa oh 15 Hal gol guiers or Chevict Suite now 97.50, FOR BOYS 14 TO 18 YEARS. ry Spits redured to #3.50. Sills Feduced to $4.00. Stlts reduced (9 $0 “ita reduced to $0. ruits reduced to $6.5 He Suite reduced te 67°50. FOR BOYS 4 To 14. We have taken all our $2.50. ana gudinarhed then G28 Dteny ducts wort heart Si ieee Ale inh orga! pe ad aad en being reduce (Seas feduced to ets ‘Our $3.50 Suit reduced to Sey muretees 3.5 Suit reduced to $3. ‘and Bat with every Boys’ Suit, 00 A K HR Fa Som ES PEALE al 8 Oka kK Brass oo eR Sc oH ESAS Tur Turxes, We ave an ample stock of Thin Goods for hot weather, consisting of SEERSUCKEKS, AL- PACAS, FANCY CHECK and STRIPE MO- HAIR SERGES, FLANNELS, DRAP DETE COATS AND VESTS, also LINEN AND MO- HAIR DUSTERS. Qur's is no cheap stuff, but GOOD GOODS at cur usual low prices, which smuall expenses enable us to make. GEORGE SPRANBY, OSE-PRICE CLOTHIER, a7 434 SEVENTH STREET. Miz. M. J. Praso;, ‘1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, LATEST PARISIA¥, MODES IN FINE FRENCH RUSSIAN BANGS. ‘RHEA WAVES. Always in Order by Plain Combing. _Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingied. jy7-1m* ‘M. WILSON'S TURKISH DROPS—If 18 A «fact worth knowing, aud when known to be re- imembered, that A. M. Wilson's Turkish Drops will ins few minutes relieve the worst case of 2S Uncan sSafantum, of ny di rhea, Colic, Cramps, geotes of the stomach result sale by druggists general lege hen zt Coot Axo Near, OUR NEW $10 HOT-WEATHER SUITS, ELEGANT AND COMFORTABLE, OUR PURE SILK COATS AND VESTS. HANDSOME AND DURABLE, OUR CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER SUITS. GENTEEL AND POPULAR, OUR ENGLISH SERGE SUITS. STYLISH AND GOOD, OUR LIGHT-WEIGHT CORKSCREW SUITS. SERVICEABLE AND DRESSY, OUR BLACK ALPACA AND DRAP D'ETE GOODS ror suarf pors, OUR WHITE FLANNEL," SAILORS," OUB WHITE FLANNEL “NORFOLKS," OUR WHITE SERGE “ NORFOLES,” OUR WHITE DUCK “NORFOLES," OUR BLUE FLANNEL “SAILORS,” OUR BLUE FLANNEL “ NORFOLES,” OUB GRAY FLANNEL “SAILORS,” OUR JERSEY CLOTH “SAILORS,” OUR BROWN LINEN “ NORFOLKS,"" ARE COOL, DRESSY, AND SEASONABLE. %.B BARNUM & CO, 36. 031 Paws. Ave Ger Tre Bost. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” “THE CONCORD HABSESS” A Full Stock of all kinds kept constantly om hand. ‘Bewai of Imitations, ‘Be Sure of Name and Number, LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pema. AVENUE, Adjoining Nations! Hotel. oh ch i Meee ir Pazasors. Barons. from 98c. to $15 each. They are to be closed out in lots, Lot 1 for 49c. each. Lot 2 for $1.20. Lot 3 for $1.98. Lot 4 for'82.48. Lot 5 for¢3.98. Lot 6for 94.38, Lot 7for $7 each. We offer 98¢. Parasols for 49c., and $15 Parasols for $7, ete., eto, THE GREAT SALE oF 5555 Fig Re CENT Sys aye COTTON UNDERWEAR. JULY 6, 11 O'CLOCK A M At this hour we have remaining 192 pieces of tite broken lots of Fine Cotten Underwear at 58¢. a piece. Should they all be gone by to-morrow we will offer other broken lots. Bee center tables, Cotton Under-— Goo RRR ERE A TIT Tee oe ee RE : oss ER Eee £44 7 Lo ; 3 i gE 2°A Coun EER oF ™ om upetty 7 oma aod a z . & ©0§ “oo? EE Sss8 Exe TF Sud = “P. D.” Corsets for T7c. “C.P." Corsets for 7c. ‘Thomson's Corsets for 7c. Dr. Warner's Corsets for 770. French Woven for 7c, Pure Linen Corsets for 7c. ‘Ventilating Corsets for 7c. Above Corsets come in Short, Medium, Long, Ab- | @ominal, and Nursing. In White, Drab and Colors. Please read with attention the following EXPLANATION: There are only 311 of these corsets, and they are all slightly soiled (some almost imperceptibly) by hand- ling, trying on, or by being displayed in window: otherwise they are perfect. The variety of summer corsets will surprise you. Some wero 82.25, some Were 81.50, some were less than $1. We need not tell you of the regular prices of “P. D.,” Thomson's, War- Rer’s, and other celebrated makes quoted in list above. BBR. re EER gSS3 it 53s, 7 EB ¥ss, fsb “od tall /$ fae Hee Gust FOR “eRe a Bes yr ‘We quote below the regular prices and the special sale prices. You will be tamiliar with the names and prices of the following Bustlos, and can therefore ap- Preciate the following quotations: Name. “Health,” Wire, jet (Kid Finish,), Panter (Washable, “Lucea” (Kid Finish, EP We earnestly request an early call. We havo plenty of the bustles, but only 311 corsets at 7c. SIPPP, A A I g88q co ee Av Wt) fc ee PA ALLLLA’ AISss$ RR OOY FAL mm EPO TE OF RRRO O YY AAL RoROO ¥ AMAL s R ROO ¥ A ALLL i (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) 1217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 4y@ AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. Rea Waar Ixovcesenta WE WILL OFFER TO HAVE YOU VISIT OUR BARGAIN AND REMNANT ROOM THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. 500 NAVY BLUE FICHUS, RED DOTS, lare size, worth 250. we will sell them at 12 500 BOTTLES SACHET POWDER in the different desirable odors, 4c. per bottle. 150 CORSETS, odds and ends, worth $1, we willclose out for 426. 100 Bottles Ammoniated Bay Rum, The best sham- poving article sor Jadies hair made. 19c. per bottle, Ferular price ° 1 BALE KU ‘SMTA CRASH, 16 inches wide, at 10c. parang worth 1. DOZEN, ,YLAID LUNCH DOYLIES, 40c. per Se INC NCH 4 LINEN DAMASK, 306. per yard, real va 109 DOZEN 21x4° LINEN HON! SER gg ue once me ft and dark, small fieured Vene- tlenne Cloth, an entire new fabric, suitable "ihe re feito Seg re ar ert a a 16 Femiainder of the celal beatiful designs aud wood quality, only do. per a Regular value se. amermaanlinary lot of the best Sattcon Temnants, jogant styles, in Hehe ond. dar per yar ioeth reepecttvely, 1 18 Iand'Soa OPE “About five dosen of Calico Shirts, in almost all sizes, ‘The last of out Cream Lace generally noid at 125s and tsc."* “na Fichus at Sc. cares of the fainous German Constadt, _Feshesalcking Homnants, warranted feather proof, a jeces of Foule Cloth. with colored agures, gutrenicly low price of "Se. per yard, ea ee eee inorder to eive yon all a chance to obtain an oxcep- tional bargain wo will continue to sell the well-kaown, and eelect lot of 250. Suspenderwat Ide? Ve a loyor aelet Novels abel Court lstore, by the beat French authors, translated in Euglaieouie fe selling price at any book store, 30 aud 736. Splendid to take alons to Summer Hesoria, By cases of short lenghts Mediurn Light Calico, bean- tiful sonar =n oe imitation of ‘the Frau gsiunin ous LACE CURTAIN, AND our i AREY Dis DRADENY DEVAtALEN Earnie - mn Draperies, represe Gegiinein the marsee ae" orate eee “Tho remainder of our yee se'Curtains in STes vec pair. acd sepeciad Aexcoeares Loe i ce leat aoctuaetaeees oreo oe ands arwe. su ts in pate eter pong, sult a India nen, ug, and Nn : g a our gent percent lead SBA the oan be Bought in regular stock. Prices rauge About 13 33 piotes Of Plain Porealo fp jane ana dark colors, only 5e, por yd._ ol 5 Shere ge T iggy Owe to ibe ie closeand brillant Suish | Of tis a for many purposes, ‘An inmense, aan 0 ‘of Wamsutia Bleached Pillow Casing and Shecting Hemua Rae at ‘pefollowts low ne entirely: 43 64 and 104. =, a oe iis Duel, ah Drill Bhish, I Eh be of our List Nigured Linen Lawn at GWverai cises ot Cream Ground, Small o 70 Batiste Hempants, at Uige, por Yard, worth at least Nonpareil Croam Sat F ‘The last of our English 8764 per yard wo worse “Thy artcle 0 ios wide, soft fini, ‘geful ardelo for many An ansoriod lot of Knickerbocker ahd Lacy Fisiab Geos, Kembaais wud wany other pianutactires ‘numerous to mention, at be. Dei ‘order: the pr sible of 9 of, alrays Rot to deviate. facts, wo will inform the public in question are not novelties, but Dress Goods Yours ol€, worth respectively 15e. 20C. r yard. Al abowe eareain and me we have uot space hereto deactibe wil be oud ONE-PRICE ON EVERYTHING, 6 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. iG, JAY; eae Sit ees S| y RL the ene i featonas, reat ‘Tock, (bat Our tea retake of having eraty Seach Sean vis, ins rh SeecAian sire. $8" | 2 ja gaty te ereater | ‘The Palais Royal possesses 143 Parasols, which sell | WW A‘ iW stem. w., or in. ‘Address Box Ww month BI _FOR RENT--HQUSES. (NTED — WOM. family small: good Heerences mast be. eu. Gao address ERLAND, 400 6! aioe ; Wee se sk ‘ANTED-A DRUG APPRENTICE OF 60: Wars rience, Apply at EBBITT HOUSE Brue WOOD-TURNER_ & UBUER, 9th street Wika WHITE (GIRL TS FAMILY oF three, for housework: must be willing to go to country “Wares $12 Apply 1112 Tetheat. 1 WASTEDIAG GOOD COOK AND WAITER WHO NY pderstand their business, 210 9th st, n.w, y Wass A MIDDLE-AGE LADY WHO pith sewing and ig willing to make. he self generally useful. “Aditress ‘wares required and address, ‘ANTED—AT ONCE—10 GOOD UNION PIX Were: Aiviy Inopeats ly te New Nealon as feum and Library Building, corner of 7th and B ste, WARTED | SOBER, MAN TO ATTEND WASH. wheel and fire boiler: also experienced marker, BUCKEYE STEAM LAUNDRY, G18 9th aw WAXIEDSA STRONG INTELLIGENT YO colored Man walter, LASS COACH PAINT ply. CORNWALL & oe Ww: TWO WHITE CATHOLIC GIRLS, ONE as cook, washer, and ironer and one as cham! maid and waitress. At 1717 De Sales st.n.w. 1t WANTED FIRSTCLASS WAIST HANDS IM- iedintel must be thoroughly competen one apprentice: Apply to 1110 V 7 ANTED-SITUATIO and female), chamber bousekeepers, invalid attendant or, had office ex} 037th st nw, ‘ANTED—YOUNG LADY ‘as companion. doves neat sewing; can give best of SL, Star office. v b a invelligent ‘officen tade = Rekwita HAMS Enplopioent Heaugus TED W. eR Sap nee x ans iN atom NG LADY DESIRES A POSITION jand nurse for invalid jady of eltld: 77-3 V ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION in a legal or real estate as had good reference as to steer and ability: at first. Address Z. WAS abhor mall salary RTS, Star office. J37-3° "ABLE COLOR®] L x 16 id . situatic “y cy ‘a house wit! boy Pepe eiin a doctor, ora store, Address 44 Washington st. hw ED— RED GIRL A SIT arr WASTED. SF ACCOR GL SARE References given, 610 20th st. nw. aw ANTED—BY A WHITE GIRL A PLA‘ A v ean give beat reference." Apply at 507 L Pi = neta ‘W620 iY A _FIRST-CLA REMAN, A Bar othe: W Valet. ences, call at olice. V 7 REDE av ANT alters: Faris, Da ‘COOK, SIATD, cine BEAU, O13 1th RaTioNal’ BUREAU see MAN MANA SITUATION N MAN A SITUATION year ¥ ror clerk in grocery store: given. Address 427 3 a aw for Cooks, Chaurbe and Nurses, Seamstress, tea eer Bien, Bugler, and Valet SS SuAy SONS & 3y3-6t* WASTED, A coop SETTLED “ERE WOMAN: to take charge of house for, small family; must be well recommended; Inquire at 1248 “thet. n.w, | rte WASTEDTA GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: Ro washing or ironing: must stay at nichts, ‘and pring reference. Apply in atore, 1109 Fst. nw. W D—A FAIRLY EDUCATED GENTLEMAN, ot afraid to work, for permanent, situatiot weekly wages. Apply to 8. HESS, 428 7th st., up stairs. iv Waste Ww MEN COOKS, 810 TO 850, chambermaids, waitresses, nurses, waiters, men goons, army hands, ke., this and other cities and coui pred anil Geran saris always wanted 3 SE BCKNHAM, 090-652 F et uve pay Wire DA RESPECTABLE WHIT WOMAS, to cook, wash and iron in a family of three, Must come highly recommended as to honesty and reli bility. Apply 1821 M st. nw. _iy J ANTED—A GOUD, SETTLED WHITE W to take ‘charge of large dining room haye reliable reference. Address SURE’ ottice. W Skins tn couttry to do general housewor permanent bone fo oue who suits “AppIY’ 430 Be a Dairy Ne Women Cooks for country. NATIONAL ‘SURE 61 WHER ae RALPH WALSH, 13: Nurses and Lamdresses An cit Waiters, Drivers a Handa; Colore ts. GOOMDS & BURGESS, O26 Pst aw. Vy ANTED-INTELLIGENT MAN LOCATED OUT- Wire bie cities. to represent in his locality ay re- sible house, Good sa cforenees exacte: SpOPTANUFACTURER iA, ‘Lock Box 1395, 8. ¥. -LEARNERS, ae ee CHRISTNER'S: ternational Tailor Systeni” with any i ‘scientific tailors dy Tie system "tauehe. by Mine, S.J. MES SER, “Con- servatory of Modes,” 1222 F stu.w., ‘Washingto! Je6-3 “WY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO ed Toous on second floor for” Light | goo references, Address, stating loca- | HK. S., Star otice, LEMAN Pom, where people | S.'L. ¥., Star of- Is7-3t ES HAVING ROOVS: Sto procure tenants and money. Room Renting Aswney st. D. RAMEY. " ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE, inicating Rooms, Address C. W. E Wars wants, ond to their own aft SUITE suitable for star oflice. W ‘ANTED—BY A BOY OF ——— A PLACE IN fa office ts incase vgadress ALYIED, Star Office. Best of references fice. JyS-3t? Wy ANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. K 3y5-3t ituation ae, housekeeper of infant private family. Best of references, 401 nurse ih & stew. LARG: south front; use of bat coca rhe doo! Fete references ¢: FOR REN fcely arrat jear New Yor ‘A DESIRABLE AND 00! HALL ROOM, FURNISHED: 5; 401P, at nw: Bale HREE DELIGHTFUL SoMa Rooms, furnished; unfurnished $15; board muse DEW: Jocation Fee nged. 1. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT- able for small famil BB ll Uintrels Satie ‘cars neat iy7-3t ‘Waterand gues aituated over ‘Pisce, 411 Lith st. tl for housekeeping. po ave. ENIENT F house, 1939 Vermont ave. wa Sa ‘and bath: inodern iinprovements. Ingulre 1 A FLOOR OF FOUR T able for housekeeping ; south front, $03 Met ew. ew: south aud ‘cast front; references required, 130 wT ‘logant wifurnished Pariore first’ floor. jnege endl oor Reut cheap md FJOR RENT—USE oe ORRENT ROG, that eleran north of K tt NISHED, BEAUTIFUL § ws in every room : corner hot Also, ong fumshed "Front Koom, second JOR RENT—NEW HOUSE, 625 NEW JERSEY ave. Inquire P. DILLON, Ist and H stan. w, References required. ‘Opposite Dr. Butlers crinfehs and store and ines PRT Tth at ne Apply. Room, 10, Federal Bret iuga cor. 7th and F sta, or 923 P st. DLW. ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— K Jowa Circle ms, Lia Fat. Test vette Terrace, @'tn 20 4 Fayette Terrace, Gt. table, bet 1 x 275)" and deen sts.) Also a lange number of furnished houses, FITC! Xx & BROWN, Penn, ave, mit, Rk RENT— Zand S5Gondon ave.. (bet. F and 3d sta ne.) ¢ ron. Slergland ave. rooms, wae Suh and F ste, PGE PENT-426 BOUNDARY Sr. Nw. SFCOND oor from Sth st.. facing Le Droit Park, seven rooms; K front: bay window; cellar: tod. imps yandary st yo JOR RENT—TAF DESIRABLE TWO STONY, : Dasement brick house: 900 Kat aw.» price $3 Fermonth. Apply to BLK. PLAIN, 90+ R RENT—TO A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS for two months or longer, from July 15,4 lange airy furnished house—£10 A st me —with rick stabl on lot, at the low price of 825 per month. Caterer | within half a block of house if desi Je6-3t (OR RENT—TWO NEW, NEAT. SIX-hOOM BRICK houses, in desirable portion of ‘the northwest. $ Per month. Also 718 Oth st. ne, new, Six-7 x: Pp mpigrand scweraze: €15 per mull.” DAVIDSON AVIDSON. 43 and D sts. nw. ay8-40 Tootn House; wide and dee} 7 Est, 8.0; $20 per month Apply to sy6-3t" OR RENT-RENT F beautiful hous. pine rooms. Higgs et 945. SWOLMSTID’ st Es KENT—A NICE 2-STORY BAY-Wi od dps Lge @ BRADLEY, #27 Houses open. St. Cloud Building. OR SALE—FOR BUSINESS G st nw. comer Lith, t twelve-room Brick, including store roo location for almost &CO., 140F st. Dw. JOR RENT—702 1 ST. N.W. 18 OFFERED for rent to areliable tenant; contains mine oon Pith all iwodern conveniences, inctudins two tw rooms; all in first-class condition; Just the au Army or Navy officer: rent month Fite a ee ANT OR T4i7 WH STN. W Brick, eight rooms, modern im month. Inguire of A. EBERLY'S: PUR. er FOX & BROW 1437 Penu. ave nw; Key at the next grocery OR L138 6 ® ROOMS ‘std bath 602 M St. n.w., 8'rooms and ueatly new, $40, Handsome suburban read $30. KHL T. LELPOLD, 13 near Le Droit Pari stw 1005. 1:3th st, n.w., first door Frankitn "Park. at low Ea for "A GOOD KT 1405 New York ave ‘Bedroom for keepiog the house in order cr apne OR RENT—1720 Ht HAND. some communicating Rooms, 3 card. if Gesired: gentlemen preferred; one square west of War and Navy Department 3s3-6t OR RENT—471 nished Rooms; ments, Also, hind-story ro WOR Rooms, from a4 oeation “AC TOLZ and: adh chusetts ave. Call a OR REN’ Mrs. MF to Boston Des ‘Goods House, ai FOr RE municstiny without bo: ST—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON second flogr: beth largo clasete i oleretce, “Address EARLS Bt i THREE U southern exposure; modern im. one furnished ‘back ‘parlor and on yo-6t" 18 I ST, 21 Furnished and unfurnished Rooms; elevated, cool and delixhtful location: no children. 5: ‘ong windows -room, on thind z Iy5-1w SHED OR FURNISHED 22m month, 40 10ub at, comer of, Mansa: D, 3D AND 41H FLOORS. G1e 11th at ow. next door PRIVATE FAMIEY, TWO COM with, oF ta oc NTED— TO BUY OR RENT A HOUSE either K st. or Mass, ave., between 12th jose proximity to above neizh ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT children, a house to care for during the summer Hest of reietenes given. Address “IELI- ty Star office. Waster ou easy tern ‘or $4,000, from 0} Ww 9 xesponsible parties, “Ay property’ placed in OU Branca wil be iterally avertuted at oar exnense, Jye18-lin® GREE UN GHAM, 1405 F st. DIRECT, FROM OWNERS, HOUSES mi Lote for cash purchasers ty . rally advertised at our 6. managed Towuralice D's THOMPSON, Dining Sun Buildin TE HO! ‘and Lots in all sections of the city to sell or rent THE ey (or saddle) for the bt driving in the country; ret TGOMERY, Star office. }y7- Fe RENT— second floor: southeast cornei FUR SoS ON 0, bakery, all complete, Apply | H sts. nw jy5-3 OW RENT =A SUITE OF 1 ROOMS. PARTLY FUR. nished if south; large dye OR RE: ‘outiit complete; {OR RENT—ROO: fesired; second floor, facin ‘cool; very desirable, S23 NT-A DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN north and Cat. nw. appiy at Sth and E sta n. 'S—PARTIES WANTING ROOMS can find what will uit them on our, list, Save time and. Fst Ini ouble by cal rmation free. calling at our Room agency, G38 ne A on Hi Mev io hs we ROR RENT UANDSONELE FUR: aos ROOMS at the Buckingham, 920 15th st,; summer rates. dyl-6e" OR REN nished. pleasant War and Apply 2327 ite of Room: OF second floor, References exchanged. _Je23-1m_ T—ROOM: FURNISHED OR UNFUR- locality, on car line, near State, Navy and Treasury Departments, near caterer. n. ave, i RENT—1122 111TH ST.N, lw" W., DESIRABLE furnished or ‘unfurnished, on frst Pleasant Roots on third floor. ‘Or would rent whole house. ‘OH RENT—FURNISHED. AND UNFURNISHED TED-¥3,000 FOR INVESTMENT IN THE . Business established: unques- ixid exuniination solicited; correspon- VIGILANT, Star office. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE TO TARE lance hous» and grounds during the + with reference, to 2408 NTED— 8 ee State hour and terms. ron Box NIED—A LADY WANTS ONE MEAL (DIN- 1) daily, in private family near New: Jersey Rud Q ab thw. Address, with perticulaes ¢ Btaroffice ay7-2t TANTED-WITHOUT DELAY, 83,000 FOR A ‘Wierm of year, for which will pay 3 ber cent ie aa, interes W: ave Security first-class Teal estate. fies FIRST-CLASS.” Star office. Leave address Ghuparty will be called oF ANTED_BY A 53 Weaited Engineer, who bas had six years’ experi ence a besltion of the same,” Good references. Ad~ Gress ENGINEER, Star Otte 3 W. make satisia 160, Sta ee TANTED-FOR A REALLY “GOOD-FITTING, Watinitablycene Saft of Clomos'*made to onier stoat Rttod on” betore Bulahings wat’ very moersts price,” Ko to ROBERT DALKIN,324 Hat. n.w.Jed-GOU" WELLS DUG, BORED, DRIVEN AND WW fevutre, Alt Kis of pun ati pnp sticks furpishel, Perms awoderate, Address HOR ‘ANTED-—SHORTHAND §' ictainedt a ap it of may 40 to 70 words unable to Progress can receive instructions and. practical Ada ANTED—1O, BORROW 34,000 “FOR, ‘ears direct from the owner, 62 good. real Wied ‘limes tue ampouut. “Auden R'E © fice. Je30-6t" ‘ANTED—FURNITO! RPETS, STOVE! WW Penthier Beds Chat Watches, Guns, Pist and Household Effects, izhest eash prices paid. Ac dress H. BA 971 e20 wo! Fitirtnents tor URNISHED ‘the summer months, at redu , il! an aparturent house, ina most accessible and aatigheral situation. ‘HILL dyo-s & JOBNSTO! 738 15th stb. FOR _RENT—STORES. Pore RENT lace for shosumaker or lockumii.” V4 mont ave., near the PART OF ve Portland. Ifa = FOR_RENT—OFFICES, PEF ‘oitice; no KOOM, Star office. POR RENTON main floor of ESK ROOM IN TARGE, AIRY wept E_LARGE OFFICE ROOM ON 1225 F st. n. w. Room is well stairs; Fst. near 13th, lighted, and door fronts main entrance; convenient to street; OR FOR RENTS: oor, , RENT—OFFICE, ROOMS—THE third floor of 1310 F st. ad! irom July Ist._ Apply La ahs Fst. n, inonth, ‘by ‘the year. xxcellent for real estate or law office. For ferns apply to MoLACHLEN & BATCHELDER 1236 Pst. ENTIRE DEE SLE pas OF Ce OEE TCE ROOMS LONE ‘Will paper abd palit ald thor ‘Oughly renovate rooms. 3e7-3m ‘JOHN E. BEALL & tai Pech. FOR REN NT-—-MISCELLANEOUS FS ary ‘Stable; fifty stall LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK ls: ofice: feed, harness, and ropair Tooms; tin roof; gas and all modern, 14th st., near Bsta.w. BOUL, Lith improvements: ‘Apply. wo SASS F. BAR: we pot IR RENT—WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR builder, carpenter, painte ee a Higuire st 036 Loulsiana ave. formerly oceupi , betWeen 9t r otber business: W Pilling: rear of O23 D T.W., abd’ near sidewall Je10-2m STRENERTRODE TO KNOW THAT WE Ce $08 \Qparties with good efcreuces STRASBURGER y, to parties with wood refere! m, | SON, Manufacturing Clothiers and ‘Tallon 11d F ANTED — NEW IMPROVED CRANDALL W tive writer: best in the worlds BS aiferant isles of tyre: wld” to Shnalloouthiy pasmeute: Purchasers and dau Ramet General Agent, HA. DINSMORE BG Gioud building. IVIANAY TH NTED— face Ont; tat Haqutds so powder ‘nentluie toy scab Baratoga st, Baltimore, aid, ahd 36 nee. ANTED_BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS—WAL J, JOUNSTON, Atiorneynt-Law, Room 41, Le Droit GREAT Tear = 29 ding, will bay eash for MliKtary Bounty Land Ware pei 00 for services in aly war DrioF the Hobal- ol vat he glover Sagi ‘Feather Beau al kinds of Hoimebo sepa Furniture. Address Box 135, Sts WAST ste SCQURERT CEEANING WOR; neue "a Inatiresacs mado over, car Sse aves Mictory Sih st: abd’ #. Telephone ea bis eNGE mye THAT @ 8, BUND’ pees eel ERLE {orice (except Maryland). suite EAM CARPET CLEANIN M Vsti tbe ieacomdan WAGE che SOA Sr anzous cume sorrel sachet ala ea Moth, ptm He ‘ial gsc roa AES irae! 804 81 POE BOE 05 on Cle ia ANDO New Nuecxwma. ‘ew lot White and Fancy Duck snd’ Buk our tm- Hands s04 monde Teck Soaris ‘Bearfs ane? W. 8. TEEL, 325 035 Pa ore! teere ree eae eal Wine c° ox oF st Pat oars leet} Pam toopm, Jelepbous: (OR RENT—“LEARN fachines rented at $5 + Su) “ORLIGRAPH OFFICE," 933 Fst. nw. inonti any: TYPE WRITING? Per monthand sold on PERSONAL. — WS] WASHINGTON, D. 0. JULY 7, 1887. ‘To all whom it may concern: I desiré to the public that I have ‘not inet ay, Zenza erating ie plain ‘is outrageous ANNIE, bates said 320 ate We Sr jER} [NATION QUES? cans me EXAMINATION QUESTIONS a ACCOUNT OF THE HE ae 5 fe are now Second-hand Clothing, SBta'S id Stand, 619 D st awe (ELEN, AM. Se EPAVY DE 2a LOST ‘according to | Fo RENT—HOUSES. 1421 2. wo fur-1r 812 8 3 per part 1543 ist ieee 0 1319 Corcoran'st,, h st.n.w..10r. OFFICES, ETC. Str. and dwelling, 1314 Tih st. 1. W., NF. Str.rm. 1406 P st. Store and dwelltty cor. 7th and Daw Str, Tm. ee "cor. thy and Nests. nw. 9th and Pa. ave. rm. 7. Seas eS See books.” For full list eall at office for butietin Issed on, the Istand Joth. [iyo] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN J9K_RENT—A&, COSY 7-ROOM PRESS. ULICK ‘house, all mod. dinpe.: possession given 11th 4 No. 135955B ate. wa rent, 825. i sie So AEST hwrafter SoWock, R RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE, and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling,umer including bath, 1032 ser: RO! BENT—BY FG HOLTZMAN. RNISHED Massav nr Thos C.8933.2: te Sq..17r. 166. Iowa Circle. 15 Tse at. TOrs1 Latayette Sq. 1 Ketnear 1th st Verniontav. near 0,11 XK, near Conn. av, Jor.250 ith st.. near K, 30r Hist, near 14th, 16° Isthst ne. I, 10 rs Satin ‘#thand Pa. ave. rm. 6 * eband Pr av... 14 Stable res --18|Gunton Bldg., 13) Columbia st 3 Fat ne., 78. hist! nw, Br.-TR en GPs. Sid Goun. ave tir S10 ret ns ae 853.33 30. bs S10 Fet nw alr Bob st 435 16th dow dom B00 D snd store 605 6th st. n, tnd store D3 Pa. a1 1414 Lathe aw. 40 Tthand £ sts.a.w.. property piacea with me for rent or salcis liberally [ree of cost to the owner. efor lint of Hruverte for-eie Colfer send at office, Jy? K.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and Fete. nw, R RENT. USE, WITH DRY cellar and bath-room; all newly” papered and painted; south front; cars pass the door near the High School; 613 Pt. n.w., inquire of 0. BANCROFT, G11 Pst, oroftice, 635 Git 22 at mw r- 2 Ostn ere ‘Sal st, upper part st nw. 96 Ww. 6 24 Let at. aw. Or. 1638 RL av. now. TOF. ‘Oz Ist st. m1 1325 Stanton Alley,5r._10 ‘Theabove houses ssanyaed bo pert fcom epryfico only. MAS J. Figle ur FRG ivi 14th iar. nw 1G Lt. .W OF. 5 Est we, 6 ave, ne. 1 Hist. now. 10r, Prospect st. cite ie So Bi Baw. ELST Me hi st.ae., dr... os 714 Lith st wey Gr 0 it & CO., 916 Fst. nw. TORY AND CELLAR BRICK +1 welling: @ roo and bath al suede dates te located m1 .y couvement to. cars, ker TYTER & Hufatd Te denis * DK RENT—IMLEESTORY AND BASEMENT Baek, Dyelitiy 8 Foomsand beth, all mi; $40 per ‘SUL Bt Bow ee TYLER & Bi FORD, Festiw, R RENT—DWELLING AND | 8TOn: & Fr .E, SUITA- Dlefor any purpose, Wania’ av. ‘toreen bd and 4% sta. hese a moderate rents injure muri ave, n. For full i weet FRE AS22 10th st.19r 10Fw.16Q “md 80/30 Stat 1 & WILCO! 1007 Ponuayivanta sve tw. NEFURNISHED—ONE OF THE MOST and basement bet Se ie poms, well 1 in first-class onler. SEO RENT PUREE ST AND B. a Brick, bay w . ten Tots zh st. tw. Apply at Bal FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS OK we Pap SOME BAY HORSE. GENTLE, 50. Apwiy Mascucliusetsave cind Reeth Capitol st, McDOWELL & SONS "ev" and Nort JOR, SALE—ONE SECOND-HAND Fo Fix. in Rrvt-clase order, tible ty Sosa tae B TRAAZANE, soar St aS eee Ae yet QOR SALE—CHEAP_A Good DRIV Inquire at 11th aud V sts, now. Dar an wae JOR SALE_CHEAP—A SMAL GROcr 2a Provision Store, northeast. coruer of aw. JOR SALE_TO _SPok DUKE [SEN POINT ‘bred by Hazel, of Gi JOR SALE CHEAP ONE LARGE CAIE™ Wisi, ind worker. ‘au beeen ‘et SHRELV ES" Fork near Hiyhisuds. ni “nT oe SOR SALE—WO AGE, AND A ARNESS "horse can be driven by @ lady E nee o22W'st. now 3 Re SALE—LOT OF SAi ber, &e. in building 309 moved'at once. Ing {OR SALE HEALTHY YOUNG CUBAN rota, @4; also youug Male Ml each, at SCHMID'S Bird Store, apIs.am* 22th et. two doure suUtl Pe ave, F oR SALE-CHEAD— > HORSE AND Harness. owner leaving the city. Address 30 te hee FOR SALE -ONE Hew DIRT OH BRICK Waco aged not ore than! gan das will be wold Weng roably ~ BALDWIN JOHNSON, PAR. ing Birds, $2.50 Dt Ti R Lave. Fk, SSE poop BUGGY AN excer LENT Condit, rent rooms Weick owas Ost nw. Iuglire Dab U'at, awe beet y jee JOR SALE—LARGE BLACK HORSE, WORK AN? ‘where. 905 New York ave, nw. ay6-3t OR SALE—A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, WITH Dearly ew Rockawa teat sacritice. owner ee SINSHEIMER & BEHRENDS, 631 Gat bw. JY6-38 JOR SALE — CHEAP — GROCERY, MEAT AND prot cf the teat locates: good rece, r nelitng’ will wive tense for Sve att toa Searnt Athi ae Rte. i Jol SALE_ICE CREAM AND CONFRC ring ns busine, nodes pert iy ir din ‘iuvalth te Feasou Zor ell thee eae Jol SALE-AN ENGLISH BRERCH-LOaD tuade tyGG. Bowell ot bees LOAD ER, ising of Damascus ‘wire, canbe luad'at fe ven Decenaary ICE FOE, 32-2 CoNPLETE OUTFIT FOR STEAM Jaana," contating em uacines, 1 meucie id ston, For full th aud K ate TWand 2712 Mf et.. Gon town Bridge, K SALE — AT A SACKIPIC BUGGY, new and first would exchange for @ goo ou Teasonabl TROTTING AKT suitahie tor rinse Slay" be econ, and ‘yartcal ascertained at. gore ‘CE'S Carrie Factory, 14th and = tert trots, OK SALE for work Horses Surries, and “Buggies water aud Dras bp gout neap. neveral Villas Ca we Laudsu Park Pisgeton i ove Pverything wm Wat J. DOW NEY'S Stat iw Jy SALE ND-HAND 2175. One y rug KKnave Square, #190. One: Betty Great bargains'in other er for rent. HUGO WO umer Piano Axency OR SALE Bu FE: ery Forse 3d Colinas. THE CV Criides, foo BLACK MORSE FoR buy icht driving. Prompt driver, @4 rot 218 I stu. w.of HENRY AKCHER, Seb JE SALE ELUGANT FULL 7-OCTAVE SQUARE Fiano: iandmome rosewood. carved t Tek Tull tone; warranted wood as new. tor ouly e130, mw SUITABLE tiily paynucuts of B10; cost 8400; stodl aid COVE ie We are offering gome grand special bargains in nearly now Christ an Savane Pais at gnderttily tog Tren crap thm fine dually Ween save 30 efron #23 to om the fancy. high y1 St other dealers: ae Come iu aud talk exchange ‘i’ au with uw. Its our THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 28 ik 422 9that, JOR SALE AND EX E—CARRIAGE RE Dository, Smidt® ld. ace, 400 a: ave faa carfiners turin edie rein and acu a Rykggypets wow aiid wecomd-titnd, trom $50 esd” Jol SALE—100” CAURTAGRS, BUGGIES, AND Varciabed wacons, 4 milk wagons at jor Varhinied wasens: also painted wagons, docton® jhuetons, aud one ‘stage, Ob easy terme. 200K. 313 M at”, Geunfutown. mye JOR SALE—CALIFORNIA WINES. CLARET, #I , ho EL; Det Catawha, voe Rey. does Sade Coe aE ed NW, id Pipes Tale Ou apices may my23-sm OK SALE—JAS. RAGEN, lols P for J.T. Co mpro% capes, with ice-prout steps stairways. Plas and estimates furni AVE. & tion, HE TO GAS ENGINE RE- “iuires no boiler, avoids ail expeusive stismdase bo Jose of tne ne handinuwof furl, Band aud pice list. De BALLA ser muy 2m FOE SALES Amour, 1.000, Pots Feil and ‘about S00 pounds of Agate Fae lately in use on this paper. ‘The face of ‘both iuats’ is dee sirable, they are ingocd copdition, and capelie ot ex cellent service for kwe, op, tures Jeary ous Yaver lnoderate circulation. Will be. Ade in Gress THE EVENING SIAL NEWSE: fe e EVES EWSEAPER COg reirculae that. $40,000 2a en eg tie hr _ 6-20 JNO. BOWL ay M TO DOAN GN ANY AMOUNT) ON AP. proved real estate ‘situate within the District of Cotuhionas tow valent ittereet When sectinty sample FRAN _2e18-1m ems y jel4-1m MINDS, Re nt OT TAND & THOMPSON, 213 1913 F st, Adjoining Sun Buildivie, LOANS, LIFE, AND FIRE INSU! ge ae Youns on Inulin p Amrcctation Stick oF ther vod, ‘o EMPSEY, . Sie wD 1434 Kew ON KEAL ESTATE, __tmy25]_sTHOR. F. WAGGAMAN, SEY TO LOAN O} REAL ESTATE, AT 5 TO, per cent per auuuil, auy’ eum, desired, apt Collateral security. sd Paice” AND FOUND. Ost-ON 14TH ST. NEAR RET ery Tiber Tews Binet 40 iat ar NG BRIDGE, ON for returning Litie wom puuzencds reward’ Pe ‘COW, RED AND WHITE, SEVEN "8 place, Ivy City. ae OST—WEDNESDAY, ON OR NEAR OTH ST. A Titelundor articles to Bere cre ae LOPt A PACKAGE OF PAPERS pu ba or Irving A summed st once to oa 70 Louisiane ave” ie i ees RENT—HOUSE 1 ~ NW 1005 STH Sy N.W. NEAR basctient all ‘conveniences. ADply at 1000 next door, orto “yi-iwe ae ve. Fe RENT HOUSES, 1: ‘Masx ave. n. W., ave.and F st. nw: F8T.,5 ROOMS, AND4 6: and Store, corner New Jersey wo JOHNSON, SS MSE SN, ey 5e5 gow Co | PLES SNe 840. oer mente: rent Jel7- — 27 F at n.w. ee a | po 1 st, and, ‘A PEARL, ROSARY, ON GUND; =e ste, nw. mane ng iE REwn se a STEDT & HADLEY Fe 2 MT. PLEASANT, zene ST_ EX. ‘$20, neat six-room frame; Sona Ae heen, seome, gone | B80 Fo, 000|1513 6thst.6r.a.mie25. f= SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, | ‘943 OST,.NW. Se Se “wills ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO Loaw ow rgerent ise Teal evtate security, lu pum to aulbas WiLL ‘© "JOHNSTON, 738 15th at. nw Meee 2G LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUM xt en nOL PEMA, _ eel _ tomer 1 ts. nw. ‘ONEY TO TOARQY APPROVED RAL ESTAR Re GOW LENWINS, oo. HT ana 29Uh ste aS Maricrweatan dogeet see ee ey Mee agers THE TRADES. ond Blank