Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: --- Sealy 8. 1987. ‘The Evenina Star has a regular. permanent bona ade daily circulation more than ttebte that ef any other daily paper published in Washingtos, asd much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added towether. Those who leave the city during the summer ean ave The Star matied to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The eudseription must be invariably paid inad- wance. Advertisers ‘Will serve their own puryore best, and at the same time greatly sccommodate Tre Stan, if they will send in before noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra lange edition of Saturday's paper, the forms of ‘Which must be sent to press much earlier than on the other five days of the week. —+e+—___—__ ‘The Grand Army posts of Utica have resolved not to parade at the Clinton centennial if the President 5 present. It 1s hardly likely that this announcement will cause the President to repeat his action In the St. Louts matter. No insults are threatened, and men who are not expected in any event to play leading parts in the Clinton celebra- tion merely say, peevishly as most people will think, that they Will not play at all. There was, doubtless, suifictent in the peculiar circumstances of the St, Louts affair to make withdrawal of the promise to be present In the elty during the en- eampment a proper act of protection to prest- dential dignity, even though the chances of an at- ‘tempt to perpetrate the threatened Insults were infinitestinally small. But, except under extra- ordinary circumstances, our official representa- tives are not expected to deprive themselves of the American privilege of gotng where they please, merely because somebody who does not like them ‘would preter to have them remain at home, and ex-q cesstve recourse to the hermit act would doubtless be attributed, not to dignity, but to timid sympa- thy-seeking sensitiveness, real or feigned. The sulks of “pent-up Utica” should not be allowed to affect in the least the question of the President's presence at the Clinton celebration. If the with- drawal of the St. Louis acceptance prevents the President from making a western visit this sum- mer it will be unfortunate both for the West and for the expected visitor. ‘The great and growing West 1s entitled to receive from a President that appreciation of {ts importance, its wonderful de- ‘velopment and Its real needs, which only personal observation of its condition can insure. a Whatever may be said in deprecation of prohi- bitten Dy statutory enactment, there are ways of enforcing it practically with which no fault can de found. The superintendent of the Schuylkill division of the Reading Kafiroad has issued an order imposing strict abstinence from intoxicat- ing drinks upon bis employes, whether on duty or not. As long asso valuable trusts, in human life and property, are confided to the keeping of engineers, conductors and trainmen, tt 1s of the first importance that they should be always in Tull possession of thelr reasoning faculties, with every sense vigorous and alert. ‘The superinten- dent gives fair warning that a single breach of his rule will procure the instant dismissal of the fender. No mancan fairly complain of this as harsh, for 1t merely requires him to choose be- tween one luxurious habit and a berth on the road in question. It should be said, to the credit of the railroading fraternity, that a majority of its members are men of temperate habits. They Tealize their responsibilities and try to meet ‘them. But their work ts of such a nature that not the slightest trifling with intoxicants ought to ‘be tolerated, and it would not be surprising, now that the movement has been started, if other rail- road superintendents throughout the country were to put thet lines upon a rigidly prohibitory asia, ——_—_.-=—__ Some recent decisions, apparentiy extending the ability of negligent as distinguished from ac- tively criminal bank-officers and bank-direvtors, and the indirect suggestion of Comptroller Tren- holm in connection with the Fidelity Bank crash ‘that be acoepts the new-made law as a basis of action, should serve as an effective warning to ‘purely ornaments! officers and directors, espe- cially where they ornament nationalbanks. The appfopriate advics to those who contemplate ‘Aguring as nominal bank oificersor directors with- out dabbling in the active management of affairs OF watching and holding in check their fellow ‘trustees is the same ag that given to those con- ‘templating matrimony,—“Don’t!” ———— ‘The boodier and the jury-flxer hunt in couples, Tn the Sharp trial a delay of some days was neces- sary in order to investigate stories of embracery ‘which fortunately had reached the ears of the dis- ‘Uulet attorney before it was too late. In Chicago, ‘where number of couaty commissioners are ‘under arrest on charges of corruption, a like state of things exists, and the proceedings of the court have been brought to a standstill until the scandal can be cleared awa: ee Prince Frederick, of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, has een chosen to succeed his distant kinsman of Battenberg as occupant of the Bulgarian throne, ‘The Sobranje 1s in a great state of excitement | over the possibility that his election may not be Tatified by the powers. As soon as that question 4s settled it 1s expected that the professional con- spirators in the army witl hold a meeting ana de- cide upon a program for the enforced abdication which will naturally follow in a Uttte while, when the political see-saw again brings Russian influences uppermost. ———— ‘The victims of the Cleveland-G. A. R unpleas- antness are disappointed St. Louls, a few univer- sally abused “insulters,” and last but not least, ener newspapers. Oax Hares BIG SALE OF SUMMER CLOTHING. Bors! Coste, 5c. Bek Gita oe 50. tom pack Go : White Vesta sixes to 0s trom Os ope oto Seersacker Coats and Ves Seerwmucker = $0 Fros Apetsuerascd SAtRoi Sees deters Fi el Sais aint it- Wool Cassimere or Cheviot i re $15 ‘Fine Dress Suit reduced to $10.) 2°* © ae FOR BOYS 14 TO 18 YEARS, A Cu. OUR ACCOUNTS WILL BE DUE JULY 1, 1887, THEY HAVE ALL BEEN RENDERED, AND WE WILL THANK ALL CUSTOMERS INDEBTED TO US FOR A PROMPT SETTLEMENT. W. M. SHUSTER & sons, 919 Pa ave. : Cooxmxe By Gus. A fall Hine of @AS COOKING STOVES Om hand end for sale. @h31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Tow Ix A Few Wosns 4 BARGAIN BOOM IN MEWS SUITS AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE. WE HAVE REDUCED ALL OUR MEN'S SUITS THAT WERE $13.50, $15, @16.50,AND $18 TO $10 ‘THIS 18 THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE ELE- GANT CLOTHING—WELL MADE, FAULTLESS IN FIT, AND AT NEARLY HALF THEIR VALUE. NOTHING MYSTERIOUS ABOUT OUR WAY OF DOING BUSINESS. WE WON'T TELL YOU WE WILL SELL YOU SOMETHING WORTH 810 FOR 50c, AND, WHEN YOU CALL FOR IT, IT 18 NON RST. OURGOODS ARE ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES WITH FORMER AXD PRESENT PRICES, NO GOODS MISREPRESENTED. ALL PERSONS ‘TREATED WITH THE SAME COURTESY. ATTEND THE GREAT BARGAIN BOOM AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co., ‘Ko. 400 7TH ST., N. W. COR. D. Ove Movasxa Deranruesr. SOMETHING FOR SEASHORE AND MOUNTAIN WEAR. DESIRABLE GOODS TO SUIT THE SEASON AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. 2,000 Yards Black Nuns’ Veiling, all wool, 23 inches ‘wide, reduced from 25c. to 19¢. per yard. 3,000 ¥ards Blacleall-wool Grenadine, 22 inches wide, reduced to 20c. per yard. 1,000 Yards Bisck all-wool Panama Grenadine, 23 inches wide, reduced from 40c. to 25c. per yard. ‘These are very desirable, will not crush, and will shake the dust. 500 Yards Black all-wool Dentelle, 40 inches wide, Plain and Brocaded, reduced to 37}4c. per yard. 500 Yards Black all-wool French Canvas Cloth, 42 inches wide, 60c. per yard: formerly $1. 1,000 Yaris Black all-wool Nuns’ Veiling, 40 inches ‘wide, reduced from 50c. to 40c. per yard. This is an extra good value. 500 Yards Black all-wool Batiste, 40 inches wide, new and desirable, good value, only 50c. per yard; worth 65c. 600 Yards Black all-wool fine French Grenadine, 42 inches wide: former price $1.50, now $1 per yard. ‘Thee are especially suited for overdresses to be ‘used with Surah and soft silks. 500 Yards all pure Silk and Wool Serges, in Black and ‘White Stripe and s new design in Black and White ‘Mixture. We closed this entire lot from an im- Porter at s sacrifice; real value, 1; our price, 65. per yard; 42 inches wide. 700 Yards Black and Gray French Serge, light-weight, splendid thing for traveling or street wear, 38. aches wide, 623¢c. per yard. 500 Yards best all-wool Bunting, 40 inches wide, fine finish, 50c. per yard. Fora serviceable dress this 4s one of the best materials that can be bought. Our all-wool Black Albatross, :18 inches wide, all-wool Serge, 42 inches wide, and all-wool Cashmere, 40 inches wide, are acknowledged to be the best ever offered in this city at the price, 50c. per yard. ‘Nuns’ Veiling, with wide tape-borders, for “Mourning ‘Veils, for mid-summer especially. ONE PRICE ONLY, 378-420, 422, 424, 426 7rm Sraxer | Seersvceen Weaver, NOTHING MORE COMFORTABLE THAN THESE CRINELY GOODS. THE GENUINE “CALCUTTAS” ARE MADE OF SILK AND LINEN IN SEPARATE STRIPES. THE LINEN SHRINKS MORE THAN ‘THE SILK, PRODUCING THE CRINKLY APPEAR- ANCE. A LITTLE DRESSING, GIVES THEM THE STIFFNESS WHICH KEEPS THEM IN SHAPE. (A LITTLE STARCH, WHEN WASHED, WILL DO THE SAME THING). THEY ARE VERY COOL, VERY GENTEEL AND WHILE THEY COST MORE THAN SOME OTHER STYLES OF THIN GOODS THEY ARE “CHEAP IN THE END," BECAUSE THEY ARE VERY DURA- BLE. WE HAVE JUST MADE UP A NEW LINE OF THESE GOODS, IN FULL SUITS, MADE WITH SPECIAL CARE AND THOROUGHLY SHRUNKEN. COAT AND VEST SOLD SEPARATE FROM PANTS WHEN DESIRED. ALSO AN ELEGANT LINE OF LIGHT AND ‘MEDIUM SHADES OF FINE MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS, PONGEE SILK COATS AND VESTS, “ROYAL” SILK, A PURE SILK MADE IN GER- MANY, COATS AND VESTS. THESE ARE THE HANDSOMEST THIN GOODS MADE, ENGLISH LINEN COATS AND VESTS, SAME COLOR AS PONGEE SILK, VERY FINE AND VERY GOOD. BLACK ALPACA, BLACK SERGE AND BRILLIAN- ‘TINE Coats. LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERS. EB BARNUM & CO, ws 931 Pemx. Ave Hyeavgvartens Fon LAWN TENNI8, CROQUET, OUT-DOOR GAMES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, REDUCED BELOW CosT. CH. BUPPERT, 403.405 7th st aw. Esrrcuztr Dazictovs. BURCHELL'S FAMILY TEA. (Spring Leaf), At 60c. a pound, ICED, ‘Will make the most refreshing Deverage for the warm weather. ‘For sale only at 1345 ¥ ST. & W. t fa ee Fourin-Hands sad made Tock Bearta, wntoor arte and Fancy Made Bows, ‘W. 8 TEEL, a8 935 Pa ave, | i | a ——Cs rosep Sarvapay Ard P. MM. ‘We bog to again remind our customers of this fact, and request thet they shop before 1 p.m. _ ‘We ‘propose to sell more Saturday before 1 o'clock than all day heretofore by offering » IRRESISTIBLE “HALF-HOLIDAY" BA&B.- GAINS, specimens of which will be found in our regular space below. Come carly, in the cool of the, morning. f ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, nw, Koro Samr Wasrs Revucen, As a special ““Half-Holiday” Bargain, we shall offer Saturday morning the balance of our stock of ‘BOYS' “KING” SHIRT WAISTS ar ‘750. EACH. Full assortment of choice patterns in all sizes, Sold heretofore for $1; now 75c. each. (Third flook.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Torre Canoners Cars Repocen, As special inducement and toclose out these lots, we drop their price. 1 Lot of Children’s Mull Caps. REDUCED TO 23c. EACH. 1 Lot of Children’s Mull Caps, REDUCED TO 37% FROM 62%0. 1 Lot of Children’s Mull Cape. REDUCED TO 500. FROM 750, (Second floor; through arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta. n.w. Every Panasoz, Repvcen. ‘With determination toclose out the entire Stock at once, we have reduced the price of every Parasol we have. Over four hundred Par- ssols, and hardly any two alike. At present Prices they ought to be gone in s week, ‘We have divided the stock (excepting the very fine ones) into six lots, viz: .00—were $1.68 and $2.00. 81.50—were 82.00 and 82.50. $2.00—were 82.65, $2.90 and $3.00, 82.50—were $3.25, 83.75 and $4.00, $3.00—were 83.75, #4, 84.50 and $4.75. $3.50—were $5.00 and 85.50. It will pay you to buy for next season. Do not wait till the best are gone, Ofain WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, n.w. Bo Mare: pows Ix “Hosreny. The following lots must be moved at once. ‘We find a lower price an infallible lever. 74 doz, Children's Black French Ribbed Cot- ton Hose (celebrated French “C. @.” manufact- ure), white feet, also black with white heel and toe. These are « superior quality, and hereto- fore sold, according to size, at 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 420. per pair. ALL SIZES DROPPED TO 25c. PER PAIR. 1 lot of Ladies’ Fine Fancy Lisle Thread Hose, With lace ankle, in navy, seal, garnet and stone. DROPPED FROM 81 TO 590. PER PAIR. 1 lot of Ladies’ Chaiois-Colored Fine Cotton ‘Hose, summer weight, neat bright atripes, full regular made, DROPPED FROM 50 TO37ic. PER PATR. Qlain floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Br Manx Dows Is Usprnwear. The department is overcrowded, hence we have sorted out these lines, and reduced their price as Special “Half Holiday” bargains, 118 doz. (1,416) Ladies’ Low-Neck Fine Mus- Un Corset Covers. DROPPED FROM 15¢. TO 10c. EACH. Solong as they last we will sell each cus- tomer as many as they wish to buy. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Cambric Mother Hubbard Nieht Robes. DROPPED FROM 75e. TO 50c. EACH. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Extra-Fine Cambric Drawers, DROPPED FROM 81 TO 75c. PER PAIR. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Extra-Fine Cambric Chemise, DROPPED FROM 81.25 TO 75¢. EACH. “HALF HOLIDAY” BARGAINS Ped FINE LAWN DRESSING SACQUES. 1 Lot. dropped from 81 to 7c. each, 1 Lot, dropped from $2.50 to $1.50 each. 1 Lot, dropped from #4 fo Sheek. 1 Lot, dropped from 87 to 85 each. The above bergsine will be conspicuously displayed on a separate counter. (Second floor: through arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 358 Cor. 11th and F ste, nw. Do You Sruvy sco 00. AT BAUMS, IN OUR GENTS' FURNISHING DEP'T, OUR $1 UNLAUNDERED DRESS SHIRT WILL BE be * FOR A THT U URRR ppp A Ss 4 TET § RBD aa YY Sss, AA rz ioe BB aay SsSa°A Tt “uu R R DoD A 4 AT BAUWS OUR @1 LAUNDERED DRESS SHIRT WILL BE ote. FOR A TTITU URRR ppp A ss 4 oo Ukoe BD a & sigh FU PEER Bad Y AA T uv R EDDA A ¥ AT BAUWs™ OUR 50c. BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS WILL BE 29¢., OR 4 FOR 81. bal iat slit siil uv AT BAUM'S CH BALBRIGGAN WILL BE Ose E FOR A TIT ss A TUTE wg hak oT OU, Sss8 aa T AT BAUWS TITT u ru r . 2 AT BAUM'S ALL OF OUR 350. FANOY HALF By aa moms AT BAUI'S OUR 760. B. & D. PATENT ELASTIO ANELE WERS WILL BE boa. “™ ‘Taaeo are the Beat Goods ‘Wo have an ample stock of Thin Goods for hot ‘Weather, consisting of BEERSUOKEKS, AL- PACAS, FANCY CHECK and STRIPE MO- HAIR SERGES, FLANNELS, DRAP DETR COATS AND VESTS, also LINEN AND MO. HAIR DUSTERS, Our's is nocheap stuf, but 00D GOODS at our wena low prices, which ‘mall expenses enable us to make. GEORGE SPRANSY, ¥ OWE-PRICE Lovee, a7 434 SEVENTH STREET. {A Bazezr Scsscr. Jaxation from mental thd physical Isbor » necessity; fhe overworked of ovary wall ife rest have a whis | Ar: of the malt sou air(a natured teote) or breathe the moun: | _178- ‘tain breese (as exhilarating as a draught of cham- Pagne)totone up the system and recuperate their ‘weakened forces. ‘Take it in by AI means ; roll in the eurf or strofion ‘the mountains disport yourself while you may,and bee | BEI oy again, if only for a week, and come back feeling that the work before you i merely child's play: but Defore you leave visit the outfitting establishment of Saks & Company, and for s small outlay of money pro- ‘vide yourself with every thing you may wantto make your vacation enjoyable. It may be that one of our 45 cont Straw Hate is just what you want, possibly » fancy woolen shirt, very likely @ pate of lawn tennis shoes, a seersucker cost and vest, light serge suit, 8 suit of gauze underwear, # Hammock in which to en- Joy your siesta, a trunk or valiséin which to pack up ‘Your things; shirts, plain white or fancy peroale, cuffs, collars, suspenders, handkerchiefs; anything, in fact, from a pongee cost snd vest to « plain black alpecs, from s dreas suit to s white tie, from a bark helmet to a white “tile,” from pair of canvass shoes to patent leather pumps—all are here in abundance and at prices such as only a house like ours can afford to name. (Our qualities are away up—our prices are away down. ‘Visit our house and convince yourself that what you ‘want is here, correct in style and price. ®AKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, qe SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Waars Your Cans Ace For diifldren from 12 to 16 years we are showing GINGHAM, SEERSUCKER, and BOUCLE GING- HAM SUITS for $2.98 each. They were yesterday €3.98, $4.25, $4.75, 85, and $5.50 each. ‘We close at 1 o'clock to-morrow. Please shop accord- ingly. THE GREAT SALE oF 5 sein Oy Me COTTON UNDERWEAR. JULY 6, 11 O'CLOCK A M. At this hour we have remaining 192 pieces of the broken lots of Fine Cotten Underwear at 59c. « piece. Should they all begone by to-morrow we will offer other broken lote. See center tables, Cotton Under- ‘wear Department. Second floor. Take elevator. CENT ccc. B @ 6G EO AA bo EEE AA E eco 2 E kee £°4 7 ss AT ERE mrs EE Sys8 AA LLL EER oF mT nom O a oT jilted ah 00. RRR eB TITT 9 BR Bs F 7 ge par, "ss, EB i ie 00 B R Syst Sug8 S : “P. D.” Corsets for 7c. “C. B." Corsets for 770. ‘Thomson's Corsets for 7c. Dr. Warner's Corsets for 70. French Woven for 7c, Pure Linen Corsets for 770. Ventilating Corsets for 770. Above Corsets come in Short, Medium, Long, Ab- dominal, and Nursing. In White, Drab and Colors. Please read with attention the following EXPLANATION: ‘There are only 311 of these coreets, 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 were 82.25, some ‘were $1.50, some were less than $1. We need not tell. you of the regular prices of “P. y Ph OE gs or peub oy f Bes ‘uo’ %s8 fixe Mss8 FOR i yg BOB ‘We quote below the regular prices and the special sale prices. You will be tamiliar with the names and prices of the following Bustles, and can therefore ap- preciate tne following quotations: E@- We earnestly request an early call. We have plenty of the bustles, but only 311 corsets at 77¢. SIPPP, A ry che AA Aa i 5 AA ha aE a AAT oo om Rho y we Bee a ainllielcen 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVR, 378 AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. Geer Basouns Ix DEY Goons. One Case Printed INDIA LINENS, very fine, have been 150. ; now 100, One Case CRINKLE GINGHAMS, 5c. ; worth 10¢. One Case CRINKLE GINGHAMS, 8c. ; worth 12}. 50 Pieces LINEN LAWNS, 5c.; reduced from 12340. toclose. ‘PARASOLS to be closed st about Half Price: Our Sieh of ROSLERY end GLOVER te vecy completo Gents’ and Ladies’ UNDERWEAR at extrenly Low Prices, # D.C.. FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1887 WANTED—HELP. STEDOA RELIABLE GIRL FOR COOKING Mises rahi ak “ANTED_SEVERAL G00 ,UMBERS; BEST We ; steady work. ORE Selina S93 ee Speer eae ee southeast gorner Sthand Hste, Sw” ie WED SSRELIAULE 3 was 48 FARM HAND. Inquire at 322 ste.n. fo'exceed €55 oF Wank: ‘or in. ‘Adarees Box 155, Star office. B QMALL, HOUSE HOUSE AS — ot ant egae a PROMPT AND PERMA- 8 room ‘per noah. Bo! peer TO BUY OR RENT 4 HOUSE ‘or Mass. ave., between 12th and. we proximity to above neighborh: rod toes hil dy7-3t Wisi Bhode wil be irali's s18-im* ‘ANTED—DIRECT FROM sible Any, property @ ‘OWNERS HOUSES ‘and Lote in all sections of the city to sall or rent advertised ‘at our expeaan. S'CUNNIRGHAM, 1400 F ot. in our Wits ae ree oe REE FRE feitern | ADRIy NATION Waterloo Biations Va. ot Corcoran ude Wain placed anvil Ge ANTED DIRECT. FROM OWNERS, HOUSES yas aecaa Sad ing, Room 31, ieee collected, Eatairg m fararance INTED—A GOOD G 3 WARTEN WHO ‘Adjoining San Weta TT a HR es al aa ae sree FOR BRENT Oo S. th foneraly ueta fn dress “a, tar obice tice vine JFOu RENT VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED Wages required and address, Bie" rooms with able oan. ACUI Tat nw. ie-dt ‘ANTED_AT ONCE—10 GOOD UNION PLAS | JJOR RENT—ROOMS. FURNISHED OR terers. ‘Medical Mu- | F’nisned: rooms bruekt, cheerful and cool. curner scum and Library ng, corner 7in and Bate egies Gace ce nse Seer oat ae tw. hres | Petnw. 138. BER MAN TO ATTEND ae mead marker, Oth st, ‘Werhedana id ev Botte xperie BUOREYE STEAM LAUNDEY O18 a none Dactnger col ta rear B18 Virwinin ave oi syiae ‘ANTED—A GOOD SETTLED WHITE WOMAN W ‘Go Mte cbarwe of house for sinall family: rout be well commended: inquire at 1288 71het iw. | 00 WO! 0 TO WASTED=200, WOMEN COOKS, 810, 70450, tuts and. cbt clticn nak Some “iSreediety ‘ania German iris always wanted). Se BURNHAM, 030: st nw Wye} z =< oa SETTLED WHITE WOMA to take ‘charge of lange dining room. Must reference. ‘yé-im WASREEES COOKS, 910,70 $25, MAIDS, ‘Nurses, Laundrescon, ‘Walters,” Drivers Dairy. Men, Man and. Wife, foF_ccuntr Women Cooks tor comtry. NATIONAL BUREAG, O13 7th an aw. yo-vt ‘WASTED | NOMEN COOKS €10 TO. 10: nays Walters, Drivers ond Farin Hands, Golorcd ters, ‘and Farin ; Colore Sten Choke ‘COOMBS & BURGESS, 920 # at. nw. ble ‘Good wenhta rsa bek TOPs iiock Box 1585, 8: Y. UNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BO. eau, conducted by ladies. ‘Bfen and women, whi and colored for all kinds of domestic labor, for ct springs,with reference. 717 M st. n.w. new “international Tailor System ruleor tape-measure alone, as all scientific tailors aud eminent Paris. Berlin aud’ London dresamakers cut, ‘Patterns cul, materials fitted, busted, draped or made, The aystern wught by Mine, 8 J. “MESSER, “Con- 2228 sti.w, Washington, ve ‘with any inch. noe” 306 WANTED_SITUATIONS. Wis BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, | i Situation tode chamberwork or work ta diuins: n. Gvod references, Call at 2126 Pouneylvania Were BY A COLORED WOMAN, A rei tion to nurse ina pr sb WANTED — BY A YOUNG COLORED GImL | all fs bijection to traveling. or Sidtess Mrs LEE, 420 Branilin at. at WASTED_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, situation todo reneral honsework and sewing? WANTED SSITEATIONS FOR COOKS (MALE ‘nd female), charabermaids, nurses, ecainstresses, len, stores ‘or ofllees, understands roce BUENHAM'S Employment Headquarters, 6: Vv ‘ANTED—BY A A XOUNG LADY X POs POSITION IN an office: Ina typewriter, and slag kod, penman: 2,303 7th st. n. w, Sy7-2t ‘as conipanion aud hnrse for invalid Indy or child does heat sowie; can give best of reference. Addr WASTED BEA TOUNG MAN, € SITUATION in a lees or real estate offic»: hag had experience: atfiret. Address Z. L. ROBERTS, Star office. Sy7- NTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS FIREMAN, A | ‘good refer- Cail at 305 Last. ‘Situation as chambermaid or general housework | guod references Address M. O. H., Star office. housekeepers, invalid attendants, (ntellig at. nw. hus had offiee experience. Address VI ‘A, Room. "‘ANTED_YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION L., Star office, 7-3 woud reference as to integrity and ability : small sulury situation. ‘Address FIREMAN, Star oftice’ | Saee Tindow, coo! and beichts $6 Box 157, Star eg oes or gentleman ‘OR, RENT BOOMS—TWO HANDSOMELY-FUI- ‘ished roome—bed room ting room——both Je fis wae iarge, large, in north and Ni Front facia Fst. AD or secc THE summer months to desirable per ROR RENT—1720 H ST. some communicating Kooms, 34 oor. denired one square wert second floor: both ‘OR RENT—11: suite of Kooms, FOR BENT Two UNFURNISHE ple for mall family; water an B. B. CHASE'S dy7-3e lok KENT—A FLOOK oF FOUR Et gant unfurnished mdsomely furuh nt cheap. 3 lore, first fl 3 E at. nw. 00 that elegant house, 1003 13th of Ketand Franklin Park, 5 : Gentlemen preferred. javy Departments. third-story room; no ehil Information free. Hghed bac ED ROOMS. § vIT- situated over ft ROOM lo for housekeeping; south front. 30! MS, HANDSOMELY FUKN JOR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON lanes closets, long windo south, heat, light; also ball bed: FE RENT—KOOMB— PARTIES WANTING Ri iting and trouble by, calling at ote Hook Agen fing and trouble 21 otte Rootn TAgeag vf D.KAMEY 332 1 ‘OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS yi me Buckingham, 920 15th st.; summer rates. Making Pines, $11 11th at- ‘OR RENT—AN ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR, FOUR leasant home for gentleman and wife for housekeeping. 1 is, SUIT. M'st. nw. Fe BENT—FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Rooms: bay windows in every room: commer house: new; south and east front; references required, 1101 __sy7-lwe STN Wa giWO JARGE, Also, ong ‘second, shed "Front Room, co ae LARGE UNFURNISHED COMMU cating 3d floor rooms; ventilator above cool, and, iv0-31 W, LARGE, CAND. ‘Board if f War 336-60" OR RENT—471 HST. N.W.. THREE UNFUR- | nished Rooms; southern exposure: modern im- ments, Also, one faruis sk parlor and ____lyo-61 avy and Treasury De] nn, ave. nw. ‘ond floor, Also, pleasent ou: Be. mat CLANTON Hat sk 990, 655.5 on Feasonable, | 308 RET OON FURNISHED OR UNFUR- | nished, pleasant locality, ou car line, neur State, War and thi ‘Transient 1, 24, 826, 828 7th st.n.w. Main entrance, 826 7ih st. Street cars piss the docr tg all partsof the city. Jes-dm Yl iuont ‘OR RENT-STORE, er month. FOR. RENT—STORES. for # shoe ave. near the Portiaud. 701 9TH sv. YLEK & RUTHERFORD, iz: Fe /RENT — APART OF STORE, JU ker or lockauiih. Lis: a ae i TH 1 Ver 37-1 floor. | Heferevees exchanged. Ur would ret whtole house. 251m ROH RENT—FURMI light, and airy. "Pate ie me, Hight, and airy, Pric REN: house, 1839 Vermont ave. sever ToomDs improvements, Inqulre next door, RK RENT_THE DESIRABLE TWO-STOI | Reser ce ane ire Sti st. mw. ‘ORY AND ‘maps, ___ FOR RENT_HOUSES. RENT. 310 MST OX. W. SEW Spon. all modern Ser BEARD COM odery, aprons Tee ie Oe7 Fst nie RENT—MT, PLEASANT, 0TH “x _ 398-6 SWORN TEDT & BRADLEY, 827 F st. yucetey a Lg ‘#20, neat siting 2OeT a Mon is wo 2. BRENT VERY, DESIRABLE AND | ALMOST Rey Henidence, brick, dienes 217 Exprese al mw., ér.1i ale ‘S2 H st. nw., ar... & a5/5i0 alley bet 5) x 423 11335, B03) cs Tihet- aor ér, 915 4th at. a, ee awe at 8 11007 Va. ave. ai Ar..3 STORES AND OFFICES pian Rares e = a el POR RENT DWELLING, 3230, 14TH 5 ophorite De. Butler's church, and store anal dwell” | ing, PSTGth st nw Apply. oom 10, Federal Bund: inge. cor. 7th and F'sts,, or 923 P st nw. _—UNFURNISH R RENT Zand 5 Gordon ave. (bet. F and G. 24 and 4 roonis.......,....per mouth, 99.25 water. 4.00 + 20.50 1327 Mat, completely furiished” ogy 7 Ma " HUPrY s PIER, Sy7-2w ats. Volt RENT—496 BOUNDARY ST. NW. SECOND door from Sth facing Le Droit Park, sev Tvoms; pressed brick front: bay, space ‘cellar; “mod. imps “Inquire at 420 Boundary st. dy6-3t* | JOR RENT— PH mg et TWO STORY AND basement brick house, 06 K st. Bw, per mon! Apply to B. K. PLAIN, 0-3 ~X.W. RENT iw. RRENT—HOUSE 1504 13TH $3, in advance. CHAS. L. DU a FE RENT—TO A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS for two: pens joneer, om July 15, if mwowrsos. Fae denirahie portion of th anes fa yuses, in desirable portion of ‘the northwest. #15 | per month. Also 718 9th st. we, new, Wx-room brick; | gM ratarant sewerate: 13 yer month: Davipeon AVIDSON, £34 and D sta. tw. ines span en SS let FOR _ SALE _ MISCELLANEOUS FoRsecnra WHITE OAK AND VIRGIN ter ga driver. Fe econ at 935 La ave. ay hteap wo imitgediate 5 clase loc ‘Ad irom HUSINESS. ciatotien Fetus SALE—ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY, northweat part of city { sei cheat Address ICE CREAM, Star offic FOKESE Sty Foto yl ee 82K 40 at PLD eta eor ays 4 Cook's alley 8.6. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, sae rea 10 gp 3625-1 Our Pat. 70H RENT-HOUSE AND STORE i211 @ si RE mouth Inquire at 026 Louisiana ave. = a RENT_THRERSTORY AS AND BASEMENT Dey orton, ton, rooms: 450 pee Apply at BRAD. paste. ag PRS 1S 80 20 i larweand 28 fre By F) feet long. AMES na vee fit of JOU sh» $y8-6t Main Office and yard 14th and Bate nw, OR SALE_BAY MARE, THREE CARTERS Old. aixteen fants: excelent Box BUR, Alexandria, Va. SALE-A BEAUTIFUL KEVEN-TEAR OLD Bet, saree we is eh sw boing Ty pao IMMEDIATELY— Storeand will ed it Fens Sete Ea ay and F = ‘aevation 200 Taste ries of ae = ae CHEAP-ONE 40.1NCH POLK entire city ‘and 20 miles down Potomac, Colansbis piaied Star Bicyele, nearly new. Inquoe Wey, ays 4th stro car. wi ‘wil gph OE eae * Plea roe Sargent a Gonrene city and counsey. Make | ICE, ON TABLE, SLIGHTLY Y Ww Sn omer forte a reas J. Wa Star ofice. te = 5 aut a FOR HENT_NEW, HOUSE, 625 NEW JERSE ts aaa 2000 Boats axe. Inquire P. DILLON, Ist and H stan. w. | ortapiiahinent, Weiige at Gor Keferences required. ar i good as new. Apply as above. Toss Lureith the reason Zor» ‘ier JOR SALE—AN EXGLIsH Bi OAD 33 ALL Lith at, ‘made by ©. G. Bonehill, of 1 REDS Lo Drag ‘wire; can be ‘lind ai rersonat * : OR SALE—ONE BECOND-WAND. vette Terrace, Gita 20 | new Dayton Wagon and one four-reat Surre Fev errs | RAS Nu See Sate oes io het oie Lx iba vaniaave, yee a Pan “he FCA GOOB i } JOR SALE—CHEAP_A GOOD DRIVING MAX Also 8 lange iusaber of foros oe owe, | A inguireat Ith snd Y dara Ne, MALE 7 hase 37 Penn, ave. nw, On SALE-CHEAP_ONE LARGE CART BREE x Britta’ worter "Ga boson ray ind worker. at SHRERVES' near High pee JOR SALE—HORSE, CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS h goimplete: hore cau be driven’ by « © tay, core ply st nw. FE RALE-Lor OF SASH, DOORS, OLD LUM- ber, &e. ib building 305 th wt. uw, to be re moved'at once, "Inquire on premises. ay7-at* Fe SALE-HEALTHY YOUNG GUBAN PAR: also young Male locking “Binks, @250 SCHMID'S Bird Store, 12th at, two doore south Pa ave, B SALEONE NEW DIET O8 ito ‘ aed ot more thag’ t/t days will be arid --" Y. BALD _8p18-3m* FE: Soar A GOOD BDGE Fseitin pasa oes on Ost nw feature £45" {OR BALE—A Goop Pearly aw osha ra ‘owner at iNSHPIM en BENRESDSe Gt G 38 HEAP —GROCEKY, MEAT AND in oneo! the best localities: good reason ‘selling: will give lense for five of tem Fearw if necessary. Apply 44k sume pat [JOR KENT—A NICE 2-STORY BAY-WINDOW 6- room House. wide and deep lot: in perfect onder; 27 E ‘#20 per mouth toa good tenant, C. H. KNIGHT, 607 7th st. n.w. 5 TO AUGUST 1ST_A soorns: all mod. tiupe.. 1340 SWORMSTEDT & BEADLEY, $927 a ENT OR SALE—FOR BUSINESS PUR- 1015 G vt. nw. commer Lith, three-atury , including store room; a desirabi y business, JNO. SH Fe: Ei | isecivecroom Bi | location for almost & OO,, 1407 F stn. {OR RENT 702 19TH ST. N.W-18 OFFERED \F for rent to a reliable tenant; cor nine rows, with all uodern couvenientes, including two beth rooms: all in first-class condition; Just the house for an Army or Navy officer: rent, & month: FITCH, FOX & BROWN, _3y6-3t 1437 Penn. ave. now. ANTED-IF YOU WANT A COOK, MAID, y {OK RENT—A_ CO: 7-ROOM _ PRESS BRICK Nutter, Kone Latins, Coachoes, Baler | __FOR RENT—OFFICES, Beware prarcan grea tye dah Yalet. Waiters, ‘Fur, Dairy, or Laborer with refer: | wt No. 13524 B st, 8. wa, posite Aerie tural | Pen, RENT — DESK ROOM IN LARGE, Al rent, $20. Apply aE V Lae 1390 +h neg: avait: Pststoas isch, “Atlee IK | Sw Sos sah 334 pecom: Star office. —— SS Bes RENT R3 TaRCAPIOL ADEE grocery store; references | F%, ‘RENT—ONE LARGE OFFICE ROOM ON and Caper tees Brick Dwelling,ume rooms, given. Address $27 7th st. n.w. __sy6-i ain floor of 1225 F st. n. w. Room is weil | fuciuding batn, 103 2a) = te7-3w* FANTED— AT HEAl iN Vice ook, Chanibvernaits, Riri, Yaunsirens, 2 ny Scainstrens, Men Waiters, Coola, Coacl men, Butlers, and Valeta, COOMBS & BURGESS. UA ‘ASTED-BY MAN AND WIFE ONE LARGE, Plainly furnished room suitable for light house- keeping. Address X. ¥., Star office. it J ANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO ie unfurnished rooms ou second floor for houwekceping; good references. Address, statin tion and price, H. K. 8., Star office, sy WANTED-A QUIET XOUNG NTL Wants the use of g furnished Room, where attend to their ownaffiire. “Address 8'L. Y., Wixi ROOMS, TOPARTIES HAVING ROO? to rent we present advantaxes to procure tenants that will save them, time, trouble und money, Renting Agency, 938 D. RA: Je29- WANTED BY A: ae ‘AND oo ‘A SUITE OF three oF four communicating Rooins, suitable for ght housekeeping. W. L, Star office. ¥6- WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS A ANTED_TO, BUY OUT FOR CASH A MARKET re located northwest, or Ses without Sixturea. A WANTEDTA LOAN OF 8600 OR $800, FOR SIX months or one yeaf, on first-class security; will y larwe interest, as I must haveit, Address G. HK, Biarottice. dys” WANTED; 10 BORROW 8400 OF 8500 ON Goo realestate in the northwest: high inte @: paid; sg | Uueht Fest 47 TOR ‘oor, | month, ‘by the year. ‘Wi ‘ouxhiy' renovate rooms, "RE! Fat nw, ‘and door tronts main entrance: convenient to | street; excellent for real estate or law oftice. For | terms apply io McLACHLEN & ee 12 nw. RE ua Bauiee EBLE. _je0-Lut (CE 3, after July 1, 1887, at $85 per ll paper abd paint and thor- JOHN E. BEALL & CO., jm. 1321 Fst hw. rooms my: FOR RENT--M 14th st, neat | BouR, i4t OR RENT- builder, carpenter, dorinerly occupied 8 ‘between Gth and 10th sta, new. an OR RENT— ‘Machines rented at 95 inonthly payments, -4-Son tin roof; yas aud all mod Bstuw. nd B ais. fern painter, ‘Mr. F. W. Puli ire at 926 Loulsicus ave. “LEARN TYPE-WRITING. er month and sola on ‘“CALIGRAPH OFFICE," 933 F st. nw. ELLANEOUS | JQOR LEASE—A LARGE Two STORY BRICK table: fifty stalls: Office: feed, harness, and repair iiupeovenientat Apply to SAMES eBAR WORKSHOP AND | OFFICE FOR aS ‘or other business: rear of 923 D near sidewalk. Jel0-2m PERSONAL, xe O*% Just 1m* __ Southwest corner 8 ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY Gents" Second-hand ‘ Vid Stand, G19 D se: mw. Cu, SERVICE, EXAMINATION | Q QUESTIONS ‘Answers. ‘to bookstores or to Leniieeet Ivy Institute, DEMAND UPON ‘us We are now prepared to pay full value for "Clothing. hudress a or call at 15-1m. no brokers ueed apply. Address INTEREST, § Wikies 000 TO 88,000 AT 5 PER ae ‘on first-class real estate security in D. C.. for two. to fire fod, a8 Gov't bond. Rocasuesie Address WVANTED DY 4 ee foareeeeee THE use of a good Horse and Buygy (or saddie) for the summer, for very light driving in the country; refer ences. Address MONTGOMERY, Star office, jy7-3' ‘W AX28D-#5.000 FOR INVESTMENT IN THE ‘Dusiness. Business established: “unques- fionably'afo: sight qeamuation solteitd correspon- Sense uvited: “Address VIGILANT, Star ofice. \) See ee iter) dal ral . iow aventie and Qst. nw. Address, with particula Btarofice, oar TANTED-BY A BOBER AND COMPETENT LI Wate Aone haa ox years experi ence, a Forition of the same. Gress ENGINEER, Btar Office. sye-3t erney C. references, Ad- Witness ORTHAND STUDENTS HAVING attained « speed of say 40 to 70 words unable to satisfactory progress can receive instructions From, a thotoughy and vractical. writen ‘Box 160, Star office: 8122 for 20 lessons. Jy5-6t* ANTED-FOR A REALLY “GOOD-FITTING, NY fashiqnably-cut Suit of Clothes,” made to ord on” Before, Aniahing, at a very medera pas see to Gs gaat pee Jo4-3OE* San ass depts, alt A Kinda of das of pumpe a and aa ‘oF » B23 thet no. : LOST AND FOUND. L Axency, 819 Pa. av Opt A COW BED AND WHIT SEVEN ¥) Leitch FRIZZELLS 3 ered wagon, to police eadquarters. OST—BLUE SKYR, ON JULY 7, WITH WHITE hes 1d tall 13. ead, cars ‘cut, Reward, 2 Ivy reward offered. Diteot Erasmas ON OR NEAR 9TH ST. im Patinaer wit ticles to MRS. NEWCO. suital ‘City. a lasses and a Pocketbook, with money. Fewarded on retur of the 'B, O41 AM st. STRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN FROM 6TH AND (sta uw. one eray horse, attached to liberal reward will be paid if returned white-cov- ay8-2t" Qst. it OST—PUG GYP; BROWN FACE; ANSWERS TO Ls {the name Pink. “Liberal reward if returned to 501 th st. nw. OST—THURSDAY MORNING, IN OR ABOUT the Center Market, a Indy's Gold Watch and Chain. Liberal reward for ite return to the Remingto ie Arms EARS ‘A liberal dy7-3i 7 Lie SMALL YORKSHIRE TERTIER, ab ck 1; 28 Connecticut ave. the Ander wilt sts. n. Ww. SEAYED_THE 20TH OF JUNE, ONE RED AND White Heifer, with star in forehead. Address Champlate axe. above shaft, between 17th and 18th MONEY TO LOAN. TEDW URNITURE CARPETS STOVER ‘eather thing, Ws Pistols ‘TO LOAN IN § ‘SUMS OF $1,000 and dowseseld eects. Satie uns we venes, gone 208 | $40,000 aba upward on oly prover: Gress H. BAUM, 219 7that. aw. earl “4 Aaaufactare all our own woos ond Glisten oe | MONEY, TO LOAN ON ANY SEED Sa fhe lowest cash prices: on : on euay terme, 27408 Stan SHianufucturing Clothes and i nw. WANTED (FEW, |, IMPROVED CRANDALL ‘Type-writer ; best in the world; Badifferent nea of type: sald. to @, partion on Sanled Ganeest Genseal agent, Ik A, DiNwMOE BL Cloud building. Me Phe Wier ean tae GREAT BEAUTIFY- lauds to powder i ov B SORMIDT. 86S tural, ‘send 370" to V. itimore, Md, and you will reel Jels-im' eae a as Sone BPET GLEANITG WORKS: RAE Se for. Paes Se Towest prices Office eae" y RvouNaa = % "eRigiees ‘eal estate situate within the Gotambte: low rate of tn ceo ad e18-1m ne NEY TO LOAN ON REAL erate ‘PROMPT Moan ea * SUADLER, jel4-1m 927 F st. nw. ‘ONEY TO 01 i aa & THOMPSON, eld 1813 F st, pie Re Navy Bay Accoun: TIPE AND FIRE TX: Collateral Bocuriiy, ‘Wh He DEMPSEY, ae York ave. |S TO LoaN ‘ON REAL ESTATE, jt THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, on |geiin dar ‘apli-am, uk pe Anau any peat aT 5 TO¢ ‘New York ave, NE} Wi HANDS Mey SERA OS | “2 WN, 738 15th st. nw. TE, IN SUMS = eminnenin corner 10thaed Psu ne, in A ao TRE ‘Conn, av., 13r near Ky 308, 10 Ast, near 2d ne, 6 ipth'st., ur. K., 10 rs. 200 N st, near N. Hanip. 19th & Jederson Pl. 200 UNFURNISHED, G01 Pa, ave, atore,..8200 12 41 10 Latayette Sq., 171 Sou 1th st, 1 betes am uacea with me for rent or aaleis liberally dvertined free of cost to the uwner. ‘of broverty for sale. call oF send at offca, HO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ete nw. JOR RENT-HIGHT-RUOM HOUSE, WITH DEY cellar ‘and | bathroom,’ all newly’ papered and Baliited: south front; care pass the door.near the High Rchooi: G13 Pst mw. inquire of ‘GEO. BANCROFT, 611 Pst, or office, 635 G st. POE, SALE—canutAGrs. Par x8, ANB burn Wagon foranio aud Bull to order: work At the new shop 0 eat nt TROTTING EARCE & LAWTON, 2710 tnd town Bridge. sadatedes WOR SALE — AT a BUGGY, new and “Bretsinns th overy rosy ould exchiniey for w good CANE waite ou reasonable terme. ala Stoertained at JOACE’S Carriage Factory, Wath and reat K GALESIRTPEN FINE Fearn i ianaly cxrtaread ellie aan a BALE-ONE SROOND-HAND _U 175 One Sigg weed Cpructt, 920 Enabe Square, #1 One. Belinis Grvet baneeane ip Gince eosgod ind ae SAFETY, 6:10; LES Hon 48 Stat, ei0g Traycho satecyy BEGAN te sve. ay ELEGANT FULL 7-0CTAV F'iitco: handsome tovewood carted hi ain Tull tone: SS ers for only @150; Eionthly paymenta of @10; cost B400, sto Bad Cover includes. mg “Spunte Pane at wonders fo wuality: We can eave Gid0 "tion tho mcs high y ee hun . exchange With ua It's our THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422.0tha_ Fe SALE_AND EXCHANGE—CARRIAG! ss Smidt's old vlace, 400 ds ave piste ice both sow nad sen new aid Fz “SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND Varcisbed wacons, 4 tik wagsne and 2 8-janscae seecein wsib cca tears 20 okay tae Sandee miei Georgutowin muy ZB ALE—CALIFO! Fores Bieye 4 Col 1A WINES. CLARET, a or gal; Hock, @1: Sweet Catawba, 0s. : Dry, urslica, 1 wands. #2 bo diquer v ¥ see ivered ‘tree. i. ASELIGSUS 1! av. Foe Rat 4 PA AVE NW, bake Aen ford. 1 Cowie Ampirownd Sani Pie ‘Tine and estimates Tursisked on spice a apr oan SALE_THE "OTTO" GAS ENGINE NE quires no botle senate no Kone of tinue, SS fuai. Sewd tor cxreulad ht, 2.w., store, ‘aud dwelling. 5 Mase. ave., 135. ith st. nw, Ur. ee sd price lint. “Agent, 431 7th st zim 1,000 POUNDS Fe atte Bo eae hanes Po nly im use on this paper. ‘The face of beth fonts ts de they.are An good coudition, and capaliect ox, cullen corvice, fot oe, gf, tats, room one gueeet inoderate circulation. W) reas THE EVENING BTA SEWBEAPLID Gos ‘31 BeSalea ~4 1513 Gets upper part stn.w., 9F eS E oe 325-20" 1226 F st.w, RENT—UNFURNISHED— Gindeniand Yince aw 19 ra. all ayer bthst 2: ¥58 rain mh, Pet nw. 1078, all m, Ener Haigite pent rout 641 Of Sete tis sve, Mount ig seSdeeet” WY it RUTHERFORD, 1226 Fat, BUSINESS CHANCES. JOH SALE Ob EXCHANGE_ONE QUARTER SHO. tion of and House apd Lote in Docihwost own, JB. DOUGLAS, 1890 th wt wee QTORE FOR RENT AND FIXTUKUS FOR SALE ‘The handsomely Atted up Cigar Store and Sanh ‘of M. GOLDSTEIN, 130. E st. tw. ti@ar New National Theater, for sale oheap to an immediate cual, —oaailaeaaiaabanmlbesedoaie <5 foes: ihe IRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND DINING: ron sile—The undersigned offers for anle tho tures, abd leane of the ewtauramt known ae ‘Saui's" located on the northwest corner of Pet 7e..927:90 | Yania ave. and Oth st- nw. To partion desirig t yea iiteta Ober a8 | ag rat Kee le is Moers SASSERHETMER, Ausisoon, 7 2 SALE—A WHOLES, $6 ig) and Contecttonery Store ear 2 Doe. for welling (roan bint 28) 404 BT PUCKETT, 1290 Fat hw yaclwe 0 af R SALE—CHEAP—& SMALL GROCERY AND i it he wa: fat — y72e F ot FIRST-CLASS CATE Confectioners, rrivileess Boy during the Pacursion X, B02 Pa ave, ae eta Wee FIVE YEARS; 8 PER CENT, Wl 4 No. 1: out of District; BS Aster jy8-3e * SINESS CHANCE FOR BALES Brick yard on W ‘Alexandria, Va. con- ‘about 53g mores of the quality of ~c sufficient to 150,000. wich 060 bricks, a En wal IN SAFE DEPOSIT 09) OOF. STORAGE WA RENOUE |. W, Gouth Side.) ei ies eee se £26-6m_ Ur Valuables are ‘Ofice Hours: Oa. ma. to 4 p.m ‘Gaturdays, Va m. tod pt) RENT DWELLING AND ‘SUITA- vanis ave, be- Re Pores ar we Foie Memon fer tweens preestories aod basen “sie Ae Rar siy Lecce bate 5