Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THE EVENING STA WASHINGTON: SATURDAY. Suty 9, 1887- ‘he Evening Star has a regular. permanent bora fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pablisbed im Washington, and much greater than that «1 all tho other daily papers here added ‘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 destred. The subscription must be invariably paid in ad- vance. In the North American Review for July Heary George presents a prospectus of his new party. his opinion the old organizations are dead, inas- much as in recent struggles there has been no prinetple which could be stated as a test question ‘Detween them, and the contests have been fought merely on questions of personal character; and consequently there 1s not only a favorable oppor- tunity but a necessity for new issues and new parties, ‘The organization which according to Mr. George's prophetic vision will control the future 1s the labor party, rallying about a banner on which twinscrided: “No taxes but @ tax on land values irrespective of improvements ! Away with the in- ividual ownership of land!” Mr. George affirms ‘that the land question fs “the same thing” as the labor question. The fate of his new party will de- pend upon theextent to which this bold statement 4s accepted and approved. The relations of labor and capital are somewhat strained; wrong, injus- tice and suffering are trequently developed from existing conditions and relations of men, and the army of the discontented grows numerous and strong. But {sit possible to gather all the sol- diers under a single banner? How many of the host of discontented have each a panacea for the general woe to, which they are as thoroughly com- mitted as to the fact of discontent itself? Mr. George thinks that the fatal weakness of labor movements in the past has been that they could formulate no large vital issue upon which they could agree. Prohibition, he thinks, s not a suf- ficiently wide and deep issue. The Union Labor party, “with self-appointed representatives of all sorts of opinions and crotchets,” 1s described by him as one of those attempts to manufacture a political party which are “foredoomed to failure.” The question 1s, whether men ‘will surrender their own “crotchets” and admit that Mr. George’s hobby of curing allpills by abolishing ultimately the individual owner- ship of Iand is the only remedy proposed for ex- tating evils which is not crotchety. Will those who ‘think that he goes too far, and those who think ‘that he does not go far enough, and those who, though dissatistied with existing things, think that he Is off the track altogether, combine under his leadership? Will not the man who sees the source of all our woes in the evils of our present transportation system, or the man who yearns to appropriate by exclusive taxation, or in any way which may be convenient and effective, the mil- Lionaire’s wealth in stocks and bonds as well as his profits in the increase of land values, stig- matize Mr. George’s pet remedy of abolishing in- dividual ownersiip in land as a crotchet, and pronounce any effort to relieve existing discontents fm a manner not conforming to bis views to be “foredoomed to failure"? And will the mass of people, without rival, reme- dies to suggest, consent to deprive themselves of the right of Individual ownership, even in land? ‘Mr. George's new party 1s certain to cut an tmpor- tant figure in the next presidential election, but ‘whether any great body of men will accept per- manently snd in sincerity his teachings in politi- cal economy; or whether, if they should rally nominally to the support of his principies, they ‘would enforce them when successful with the same show of harmony that defeat permits by avoiding the necessary consequences of practical enforcement, are questions more dificult to answer. According to the public response it will De determined whether the George land theory shall amount at most to more than a convenient rallying cry for the discontented, serviceable only in defeat, and abandoned as impracticable if vie- tory follows, $$$ One of the most disreputable surface features of ‘Washington ts the condition of the so-called park im the center of New York avenue which has been surrendered to the uses and control of the street railroad line occupying it. Whois responstble for ‘the miserable plight in which 1t is left, while other streets, parks and reservations are being put imapresentable state? If the railroad company, then it should be made to improve the reserved strip and keep 1t in decent order. If the District authorities, then they should see that 1t 13 no Jonger neglected. At present, that which might easily be made an attractive feature of the city landscape gardening !s an eye-sore to the public at large and an insult to those living and owning property along the portion of the avenue thus ‘abandoned to the spoiler. ————— __ It ts said that all the Jurors in the Sharp case will sign @ recommendation that the eminent Doodler be let off with a fine of $5,000. Legally, ‘we suppose, they have the right to aMx thelr sig- natures toas many papers of the kindas they ‘Want to, the same as any other person has, but their recommendation to mercy should have no more weight with the court than that of any other ‘twelve men. Their business was to pass upon the guilt or innocence of the accused. With the ques- ton of punishment they have nothing todo. If Sharp had been found innocent he would have Deen discharged; betng found gullty, the law and the Judge who executes it should be left to fix the penalty. The members of a jury should withdraw from the case when they leave the Jury-box, if they want the public to have any confidence in their verdict. $< a ‘Most of our exchanges, in dealing with the case of Miss Van Lew, fall into the error of saying that President Grant made her postmistress of Rich- mond. The office to which she was appointed was Postmaster, not postmistress. The federal laws make few distinctions of sex in establishing oMfctal titles, ‘They hold—gallantiy or otherwise, accord— ing to the point of view of the critic—that a Woman whois qualified to fll a man’s place in Fubite ts capable of Milling {t name and all, ‘That this idea ts not confined to politics ts illustrated by the recent act of a firm of publishers, who have issued a biography of Margaret Fuller ‘Ossoll a3 one of thetr “Men of Letters” series, ‘The suggestion hazarded in these columns sev- eral weeks ago that the man Lang, who worked upon Mayor Hewitt’s sympathies to such an ex- tent by describing himself as a victim of trade- union persecution in New York, would turn out to ves fraud, ts justided by events. The mayor be- came so much taterested, tn spite of the evidence Produced by the trade unions that they had re- fused Lang’s application for membership only on account of his crooked record, that a place was found for the supposed victim as janitor of an apartment-house. Now the police have arrested ‘him for robbing the tenants of the establisnment. ‘They know the man as an old offender, and, since his latest explott fs both a crime in itself and an abuse of charitable confidence, tt is likely to go hard with him. $$ ee Part of yesterday's “news” was the statement that the four Utica posts of the G. A. R. had de- cided not to parade at the Clinton celebration if the President were present. Within twenty-four ‘hours it develops that there are only three Grana Army posts in Utica, that one of the three has given up going to the celebration in view of the ‘Small number who could attend, while the other two have not yet acted on thelr invitations, The objection from Utica being thus at least tempo- Tarily disposed of, 1t looks as if the President would actually be allowed to do as he pleases In respect to the Clinton visit, without suffering the charge of forcing himself for political purposes into places Where he is not wanted, if he goes, or of sulking and skulking and whining, if he sends regrets. = ‘The temporary success of so bold a scheme of fraud as that planned by clerk Harvey, involving the personation of a fictitiious claim’ agent and two fictitious notaries public and the forgery of several official stamps, and the fact tnat discovery resulted, after nearly $10,000 had been obtained, only from so gross @ blunder as the signature of “Lambert” by a man Who was personating “La. mont,” should give a useful hint to the heads of the Treasury Department. There must be some. thing detective in a system of checks and balances which will permit a clerk, wholly unassisted by confederates inside or outSide of the Department, to carry on a systematic course of plunder without detection until, reckless in his fancted security, he makes So palpable a mis-step as almost to force is misdotng upon public attention. ———— = __ Speculations as to the probability of Russia’s re- fusal to approve the cholce of Prinee Ferdinand for the throne of Bulgaria lay considerable stress Upon the Prince’seonnection with the royal family Of England. This would be a rather amusing ob- Jection for the Czar to raise, tm view of the fact that his own household ts more closely tied to that of Queen Victoria than Ferdinand’s can possibly ua But Russia doubtless sees in the new ruler’s political relations to Austria, Germany, and kng- Jand substantial grounds of distrust, 0G A TINS BP da BR SOG dy TNS § BBR, BA He g BAHAY B AAA E GG AKAN NN BBBA AR RGGOA AUN XN y, BD ds & y gs BRAS as pop AA ¥ Bss8 ar ARTHUR BURT & COS SHOE STORE. ON MONDAY, JULY 11, WE SHALL OF- FER UNUSUAL BARGAINS IN s8SgH H_ 00 FER gSSy Ss, HS See Ss. Sas B00” Eze Sse WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A FEW STA- PLE STYLES OF SHOES, WE SHALL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER SHOES A TTIT CCC 1© S8.TTTT AAT @ co of Sr eA EF 8 08 8.553 7 Mat coc 00 Sss8 or = THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT WE HAVE BOUGHT A LARGE QUANTITY OF “BANK- RUPT GOODS,” OR GOODS REJECTED BY OTHER DEALERS, OR GOODS OF INFERIOR QUALITY, “MADE TO SELL,” AND WILL SELL THEM AT LOW PRICES. IT MEANS JUST WHAT WE SAY: THAT WE SHALL SELL THE REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK OF SUMMER SHOES A TIT SSg TTT Be TET FG POSSE aAagT cod oo 8ss8 tT T AS IT DOES NOT PAY US TO CARRY THEM OVER UNTIL NEXT YEAR. WE SHALL OFFER THE GREATEST NUM- BER OF RBR A RRR GGG A BOB AAR RG G AA BBB AARRRG AA B BAAAR RG GG AAA BBB A AR RGGGA A IN GOODS OF MODERATE PRICE —SHOFS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHICH WE HAVE SOLD AT 84, $3.50, AND 93— BUT WE HAVE ALSO MANY LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SHOES WHICH WE WILL REDUCE FROM 87, 86.50, $6. $5.50, AND 85 THE ODD PAIRS AND SOILED SHOES WILL BE SOLD AT MUCH LESS THAN THE COST OF MANUFACTURE. THOSE WHO HAVE LARGE FAMILIES TO PROVIDE WITH SHOES WILL FIND THIS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A SEASON'S SUPPLY OF SHOES AT VERY ‘LOW PRICES. THESE GOODS WILL BE IN PLAIN SIGHT, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, SOLD ONLY FOR CASH, AND WILL NOT BE EX- (CHANGED OR, CHARGED. ARTHUR BURT & CO. 1211 F STREET NW. Mi Scunze Revvcroxs, SEATON PERRY (Successor to Penny & Buorwem, MADE “GREAT REDUCTIONS" IN_THE ICES OF CERTAIN SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS FABRICS, IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT AT ONCE. 27-TNCH RIDE PRIN LED INDIA SILKS AT $1.00; “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN EEATN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS, AT 750. 3 “EXTRA INDUCEMENTS"_IN LOUISTNES AND INGHAM SREATLY SILKS, FROM 50c. TO #1 IN ETAMINE. it ‘ROBES, AT GREATL NOVELTIES 1 E. BATISTL AND FRENCH SATEEN KOBES, At DOWN PRICES” ON EMBROIDERED INDIA. FONGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK “CLOSING PRICES” ON ALL SPRING WRAPS, REDUCED TO S8q0 0 tor ec AT nnS UALITY PRINTED BA- “LOWEST PRICES" ON ANDEKSON'S SCOTCH bt oe DU NORD, AND ZANZIBAR ALL THE DESIRABLE STYLES _IN_ IW! CRINELES AT 12 4c. ; 3 eat Teta COMPLETE STOCK OF REDUCED FROM 15¢, SCH AND BRITISH FRENC HITE GOODS. FROM Ize, GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSC BEST SAKES” OF GAGZE AND" SUM AUZE AND. ER MERINO UNDERWEAR, ALL SIYLES AND SIZES. AT LOWEST PRICES. fe" PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES §2" STORE CLOSES AT 5 P. M. DURING JULY AND AUGUST. SEATON PERRY. Peary Buriprea, Pennsylvania ave. cor. th st; 1 21.00. Established 1840. Tae Sumy Ar Hoses. ‘To those who prefer the comforts of home and the charms of Washington to strolling on the sands or Fambling among the hills during the heated term, we ‘Would say, visit our establishment and we will ald you in making your “stay at home” one of comfort and ease, that is if Light and Gauzy Clothing will contrib- ‘Ute in any way to your personal comfort. Gentlemen of quiet taste will find here just the things to suit them—plain Black Alpacas, in the various grades, from ‘the cheapest that we can recommend to the richest ‘Silk Alpacas made. We have them in three lengths, “Regular” “Long” and “Very Long.” Black Serges, those staple goods that we have handled for years, and than which there are no more satisfactory goods made. ‘We've got them in all sizes from 32 to 52, and they Come in both Frock and Sack Styles. Pongees and Cream Colored Silk Alpacas, Nun's Cloth, Drap D'Etes, ‘Mohairs and Serges in every shade. Fancy Stripes and Checks in foreign goods of Combination Silk and Linen, suitable for young gentlemen whose tastes in reas are pronounced. “Blazers” for Lawn Tennis Courts, in alternate Stripes of red and black or yellow ‘and black, with Hats tomstch, White Flannel Suits in Single and Double Breasted Sacks and in Norfolk Grove Banoarxs 68c. A PAIR for 6-button Undressed Kid Mousque- taires, embroidered backs, tans. The skins are soft and pliable. Good reliable Gloves, and worth 98c.s pair. For 8-button lengths, 88c. a pair. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘The PALAIS ROYAL is illustrating, by s grand dis- play in show-window and a still grander display in HOUSEKEEPING GOODS DEPARTMENT, on second floor, that you can get everything you require, and at prices phenominally low. We quote a few illustrations of cheapness: TTT 00 Wow ow ERE B58 2 EE 8 BSP GF EL fae set = are enabled to offer for 19c. Towels equal in quality to the 25c. goods of our neighbors. For 123c. we show ‘Turkish Bath Towels that you can't get elsewhere under 15c. For 1c. Momie Towels, 24x48. They're all linen and usually 25c, NAPKINS. ‘ 1,000 dozen All Linen Napkins, colored borders, at ‘BSc. adozen. They're worth 50c. Large purchase for cash enables us to sell at 35c. 8 dozen, TABLE COVERS, ‘They're Embroidered Flannel, andcomein all colors, Prices 98c. to $10.98. We have nearly 1,000 to select from, They were bought cheap, so expect bargains, BED SPREADS. For 85c. Bed Spreads that look like Marseilles. ‘They're 10-4 size, and you pay to the cheapest of our competitors 98c.; another charges $1.05, and still another charges $1.09 for these spreads. This wo know. For $1.39 extra heavy 11-4 Spreads. Elsewhere, 81.50. TABLE LINEN. For 50c. Fuel Bleached, 60-inch Damask, Plain and Red border. Specially mentioned because worth 59c. For 42c. Brown and Bleached Double Damask, Red dorder. Five styles. A bargain indeed. For 75c. Green and Red, and Blue and Red Damask. ‘The newest table covering, and sold last week in New York for g1. MOSQUITOES DEFIED. ‘Turn-over Canopies in all colors, ready for use. Or namented, aud, oh, how useful. COTTON BIRDEYE. 80c. for 20-inch, 69¢. for 22-inch, 746. for 24-inch, ‘and 100 pieces All-Linen Birdeye Diaper, 98c. MISCELLANEOUS. 100 Jute Lap Robes for 49c., pretty designs, They're sold elsewhere for $1 each. 5 pieces Cream Lace Scrim for7o., cheap. Bw RHR EER Wwww HOH TT & WWWw HHH Ht oT EE WwWww HoH nm oT E wow HH WH fT &gR DDD RRR EEE gSSg g58q bop fon sf g BB kre ke Sssg Sas, DDD RB RK EER Sss8 8gg8 GGG 00 (00 DDD g8Sq & a 8988gRB gs 3 Ecc 3.8 383 BB gs GGG “00 “co Dpp Ss38 = THE FOLLOWING WE SELECT AS COMPARING FAVORABLY WITH GOODS AT HIGHER PRICES. 12%e. INDIA LAWNS, Pink and White, Corded and Checked. See competitors’ 17¢. goods. 12c. INDIA LINENS. See competitors’ 15c. linens, DIA LINENS. See their 2: 2: ‘DIA LINENS. See their 8c. WHITE ETAMINE SUITING. Worth how much? 0c. a yard for Dress Patterns in fine goods. Ge. for 125 pieces 38-inch Printed Batiste, New styles. Look like sateen. Cheap at 15c. Soon dis- Posed of at 9c. Please call at earliest convenience. (A. LISNER, Sole Propristor and Manager, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., 4x9 AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. H H WoW W A TT p88 TTT g88g Wwwww 4 nt § 8 “ny Wwwy £4 f Sse, 7 Seay wow AA tt Sss8 & Sas8 5 FIVE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THEM. 1sr—They are well made by careful and experienced hands. ALL HAND-MADE BUTTONHOLES, No Machine buttouholes to fray out and worry the tired mother. 2p—They are PERFECT FITTING. ‘3p—They have the NEW PATENTED REINFORCED WAIST BAND, so constructed that the BUTTONS: CAN'T GET OFF. =" 4rH—They have the patented hold-fast button, WAR- HANTED NOT TO PULL OFF, tear out, oF Fase, SrH—THEY COST NO MORE THAN ANY OTHER GOOD WAIST. = = Our stock of these waists are all THIS SEASON’! PATTEWNS, Pied’ book and front The price of em WERE eo ahs ohm | Lt oo Ow 4 2. Bw ww 838 th Tt Mdm Oe = WE HAVE NOW REDUCED THEM TO 777 mass Es a Bi BBR yw hd Bek Uo Mua © 88s fe ii ip pee BBR“ A “od ME Bys8 = Trosss, Varises Axp Sarcuzzs. Our stock is rapidly decreasing, and {f you intend to Jeave the city and stand in need of anything in that line, be sure that you secure one at the phenomenally low price which we areoffering them. REDUCTIONS IN SARATOGA TRUNKS, Barrel Top, Extra Boxes, covered with extra quality heavy selected leather, extra iron bound edges, double bound corners, all double nailed, extra quality hard- wood slats and cleats. Slats sheet tron bound, and protected by heavy steel clamps, large “Excelsior” nickel lock, large patent bolts and corner rollers, web dress tray in body, and deep set up tray, containing ‘bonnet box, parasol case, and several other covered compartments, the lids of which are leather-bound and stitched. Large leather-bound trunk pocket in top, lined through with best quality Spanish linen, iron bottom. Bize, 34, 36, 38, 40. Sold for $20. $23 $26, $30. Reduced to818, $20, 22, 82k ‘These priceacannot be matched for same quality trunk in town. SPECIAL PRICKS IN PAOKING TRUNES. 36-inch, @2; 40-inch, $2.50. All strong and well Also grest reductions in VALISES and SATCHELS, Styles. Genuine Calcutts Seersuckers in both broad snd narrow stripes, English and American Secrsuck- era,in plaids and stripes, very cheap. Coats and Vests from $1 up, and hundreds of other fabrics that we havn't the space to name. ‘All are here awaiting your ‘Wspection. Correct in everything—material, cut, fit, atyle and price. SAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, yo SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE 1 hempboa ge WILLIAM P. WOOD contribute regularly and exclusively to the “NATIONAL FREE PRESS.” sSEbFiDy e;morrow, and our reeders may Jook ont BRA id Bd TE Mae Fgh | BBR AAO MMMM Bas 2“4 Re : 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. ayo Ar Cosr For Cass. WILLIAM D, CLARK & 00, Succescors to TRUNNELL & CLARK, ‘Will sell at Cost for Cash thetr Entire Stock of First- Clase DRY GooDs. ‘Sale will commence MONDAY, the 11th,nd con- tinue Eighteen Days. Many Odds and Ends in all de- partments to be sold at less than cost. All the balance of our Choice FRENCH SATINES ‘will be sold at 25. Pat where. We do not want to carry our stock if low prices will {il goods to be charged will be at our regular prices. New Necxwen ‘New lot White and Fancy Duck Pique and Silk ‘Four-in-Hands and made Teck ‘Windsor Scarfs and Fancy Made Bows, ee as ‘We take account of stock Saturday Afternoon, July 30th, thas been our custom previous to stock- taking to inaugurates GRAND CLEARING-UP SALE, And this season will be no exception, for, com- mencing ‘MONDAY, JULY 11TH, ‘Wo shall begin to sell ENDS OF LINES, SHORT LENGTHS, opp sizza, BROKEN LOTS, £a, ar EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. ‘We consider it sufficient to say, as expressive of this sale, that it will exceed in magnitude and attractivences all similar sales ever inauga- rated by un ‘Wo shall include in this Grand Inventory Sale allstrictly Summer Goods, of which we have too large a quantity to dispose of in the regular course of trade previous to July 30th, Asmany lots will be reduced that are too small tobe advertised, and other lines which, for reasons, we do not not care to advertise, we advise customers to visit our establishment as ‘early and as often as convenient, as they are reasonably sure of being treated to genuine bar- gxins in seasonable and desirable goods. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F ats. n.w. Isvexrony Revorroxs mt ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODB. ‘These prices shonld cause their instant sale. 38 and 42-inch All-Wool Canvas Suitings, in Cream, Eoru, Tan and Navy Blue, 25c. PER YARD. Reduced from 373 and 50c. 42-inch All-Wool Cream Boucle Suiting, half Price. : 3730. PER YARD. Reduced from 75c. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Inventory Bancarss = WHITE INDIA LINENS. ‘We have marked down the balance of our stock of 28, 30, 33, 35, 3736, 40 and 46c. White India ‘Linens to 25c. PER YARD. Without exception the greatest bargain in Fine White Goods yet offered. We do not want tohave a yard left at stock-taking. (Basement and second floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw. Bis Masxvows Ix Sure. ‘We have bunched the following lines, and offer them at greatly reduced prices to insure their sale previous to inventory, July 30: 21 Ladies’ Fine Fancy Figured Sateen Suits, ark ground colors, sizes 32 to 40, ONLY $5 PER SUIT. ‘Reduced from $6.50, $7 and $7.50. 18 Ladies’ Fancy Colored Wash Suits, at- tractive styles, well made and trimmed, variety of colorings. Sizes 34. 36 and 38. ONLY $10 PER SUIT. Reduced from $12, $12.50, $13 and $14, If in need of Ready-made Suits thisis your opportunity to secure them ata great saving. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, _i9 Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. ‘AGY READING IN TO-MORROW'S “NATIONAL R“* TNG TED PRESS] An expose of the history and amours of the DUCHESS OF CALIFORNIA AND ROMERO, ‘Together with that of the Attorney and the Detective in fapvcase. "Personal and spicy, by Col. Winuaa 2. vo0D. ‘T, ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE. a) ‘Course of studies: Classical and Commercial. rims: Boarders per session of five months, $100. Wy students according to grade. Studies will be re- sumed on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1887. Address ‘BRO, JOSEPH, Director, Carroll P. 0. Baltimore County, Md. _ Please send for a Catalogue. 3y9-3m 5 A Reverartox ‘AND A REVOLUTION. The new ESTEY “PHILHARMONIO” ORGAN, An instrument far in advance of the best Organ hith- ronitat SAT? tore, UNIQUE EFFECTS. CHARACTERISTIC VOICING. FIVE (5) FULL SETS OF REEDS OF FIVE (5) OCTAVES EACH. Mighty. macnificent, All contained in Foneaiy comraet cave ened for Churches, dl pels, Saloon Parlors, sie Hoo! SANDERS & STAY GARVIS BUTLER, Manager.) ” 934 F st. n.w., Washington, D. 13.N, Oharies st., Baltimore, Ma., my19-3m_ 1217 Main st., Richmond, Va. Liespixa Pp, TANOS. DECKER BR PIANOS. DECKER BROS FISCHER: TANOS. FISCHER For rentjand sold on asy tering. | z Sole Agents, my19-3m ‘934'F st. nw. VALLEY Vinw | SPRINGS. Massanutton Mountains. Air, Water, ble, Scenery uraus Rates low. Address J... WOODWARD, Bole for cate logues, 3 Esercuzty Deuictovs BURCHELL'S FAMILY TEA, (Spring Leaf), ‘At 50c. pound, ICED, ‘Will make the most refreshing beverage for the warm weather. For sale only at Sy8 1325 F ST. N. W. Sxursvoxen Wearuen. ‘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 AXD 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. terns notto be obtained else- | praCK ALPACA, BLACK SERGE AND BRILLIAN- ‘INE COATS. LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERA. # EB BARNUM £00, | 8 931 Pawn, Ave. “BATURDAY, JULY 9; 188T-DOUBLE SHEET: WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—HOUSES.__ ANTED_A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL quired. Apply 2015 Dumbarton ave., Georzetown. 1t° ‘ANEED—A GOOD BOY, NOT. ER 17 W Yeats 01d (wilt. BELL’ BROTHERS 4gu,0 ANTED—A GOOD MILLINER ALL YEAR W itnd good salary, O26 HEHE Now iia See Ware. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, TO COOK and attend to dining room; wages $10. month. Apply 1406 D st. nw. bine ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN COOK, WASH Wenairen a to dt vera beework Qe" etay at ¥ A pme well recoumended. Appl Gikelyat dal Meta we ose Weep YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE Dusiness, at 901 Per ania i WVANTED—AN OPE chine; apply 911 E WASTE! ‘TWENTY-FIVE CART DRIVERS, AP- ply to Btreet Sweeping Contractor, 14th and B sts. n.w. ite “WANTED A WELL-RECOMMENDED WOMAN for general hous 1d to cook, wash and iro saa sun ROM naTGR, ta to cook, wash and iron WANTED. A BLACKSMITH AND HELPER ON carriage ‘and ‘work: none but first-class Torkmen need apply fo 3. 3°cOdR, ‘S205 Mat., Georze- wn, WANTED PLUMBER, ‘FIRST-CLASS HAND. ‘Apply this p.m. after 6, or on Monday. 1ith, 7:30 a.m., to JAS, F. BRIEN, 1542 Oth at. nw. 3y9-209 ‘ANTED—A PLUMBER. APPLY, IMMEDI- Waist wat. Ne WARD, 1304 Het! nw. It RATUR ON SINGER MA- yt ‘ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO $25, MATDS, W hirer Lauatrancs betel wins” Bah Farm and Men, Man and Wife for_ country, Women Cooks for country. NATIONAL BUREAG, 613 7thst. n.w. 3y9-6t* ‘ANTED—TWO CLERKS WHO THOROUGHLY ‘understand the pension business may And perma- ‘nent employment, with good pay, by midreneng Zz, canoe seats sa WANTED SINGLE LADY OR WIDOW. WITH: out children, to take cl of a house for the summer for use of ame. Apply 417°B stn. day and Wednesday nex! ‘WWANTED_scissons w publishing Siarge Berience with ‘of man: ¥ ANTED_SEWING nF) BBY THE DA) a weak orate jectnoes. ana SPLSESTEN St a ie ye family). rs 630-882 Valet. Waiters, ences, call at once. Dw. and ‘BURN Founw. oor “ANTE YOU WANT A COOK, MAID, Waitreas, Nuree, Laundress, ‘Farm, Dalry, oF NATION! i. men, Coachs BURRA TO DO FOR SOME 3 ex- Thou, Adare 7, ae with refer- B13 eet 8.L, Btar office. 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, gi vain.g loral or real estate offos: hat ference as to integrity and ability : SUiitst Address 2 1. ROBERTS, Btar 6! -ANTED YOUNG. LADY DESIRES A POSITION ‘as companion and nurse for invalid lady or child: does neat sewing; can give best of reference, Adress 7-3 SITUATION Vv ANTED" aT and N 3-6t* JUARTERS— POSITIONS oe Wait Laundress, EA ‘Scamstrees, ‘Men ‘Waiters, if ar Renata ‘we: inen, Butlers, and “Vaieta. COOMBS & ee. Gooch BURGESS, WANTED—ROOMS. 'ANTED-YOUNG MAN, MECHANIC, ‘Whttcirand Bou state price Adare Wo WANTS: Star av changed. ‘same floor with a nice ihand 14th ate and Hand N ats nw. WARTED-AUGUST 18T, BY REFINED PEO- ple, carpeted, otherwise "two unfurnished com- municating Booths, in northwes Foo later; with of without, board x tar office. ‘ANTED-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON os yi Tos Jy9-3t* wW PANTED — COOKS, fp CHAMBEBMAIDS,, Wal TTegses, nurses, ‘00d, references, ‘for York, New’ Jersey Vircimia, Maryland, We. Head: for German, Norwegian, and all forewu help. BCRNHARS Help Agency, 630-059 Fatenwe | 1 WWANTED600 WOMEN COOKS, #10, TO 850, waitresses, laundresses, men cooks, walters, &c. white «iris, 13 to 16; light work, good home. (Swedish ‘Aud Gerinan girls always wanted.) ¥-M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. n.w. __ 4y9-6t* “WWANTED_A MARRIED MAN TO TAKE CARE of horses, must be competent and willing: his Wife to do general housework. 2413 Hat. n, w. itt rival ruited, Hoo ith, ANTED—AUGUST sy GENTLEMAN, AUGUST, 16TH. BY GENTLEMAN north of Gand west of family; Bt st. Address at ons Box 43, Star offiee, WASTER-A QUIET YOUNG GENTLEMAN ‘wants the uso of a furnished Room, where people attend to theirownaffairs. Address. “ at 8.'L. ¥.. Star of- 7-3 fic WANTED. ROOMS. TO PARTIES A HAVING ROOMS that will save them time, trouble and mone} Renting Agency, 938 Fst. D. RAMEY, _Je20-12t" -ANTED-FOR MOUNTAIN RESORT, WHITE baker, $75; carver, 850; assistant steward, 850; pesistant lnundron, 813. 3 Bermaide and scrubbers PEON See Uk BAUS ese wee WASTEDTA THOROUGH, PRACTICAL MAN for book-keeper; must tnderstand mercantile business, and be able to superintend the giving of crodits. ‘Only thote who have the best of references e vosition with energy need apply. Ad- Gress BOOK-REEPER, Star office. 330-30 WANTED—HOUSES. an estal House, wit Office. WASTED UNTIL 15TH by wentleman and wife, handsome ith oF near stable. Rive best of care and references, vill pay small ren WANIED-A GOOD MAN AS SOLICITOR FOR wae ng beet Biographical Cyclopedia yet pub; , by a leading firm, compensation to rig! ty, wlto will give entite attention, Adaress Box 145, Btaromice, Sy9-3t* of about 10 rooms, in vicinity of K at, 19-3 setts ave., and between’11th and 15th sta. D.w. (CHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1225 F st. hw. ‘ANTED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED BOARD- Wine notes. Locat. tbe central, and doing tablished business. Address’ Box 34, Star office, OCTOBER, OR. LONGE! ; ‘Box 10, 8 3y8-3t \W ANTED-—FOR A CASH CUSTOMER—A HOUSE, W: print Saseachu- nd 'ANTED—AN UNMARRIED LADY WITH SOME capital, who is competent to fill a position as edi- tress, can sécure an interest in a pleasant and profita- bie business by addressing ST. AWW ANTED_A WOMAN TO cook NY eral housework, “Apply 32 Missouri ave. at once. t A\VANTED_A RELIABLE GIRL FOR COOKING and washing. Columbia Road, between 14th and Db th etait wisi uence Jy8-3tt WVANTED-—A GOOD UNION JOURNEYMAN BAR- N, bat; white man rr-terred: 300 10th st. no. Jy8-2t") E WWANTED-SEVERAL GOOD PLUMBERS: BEST steady work. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, azabinat. Jet! WWANTED—BRICK SETTERS—THREE EXPE. BRICK CO., Waterloo Station, Va, ing, Room 31. » oF Corcoran, ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGE LADY WHO UNDER- stands plaig sewing and is willing to make her- TANTED—SOBER MAN TO ATTEND WASH- V d fire boiler; also experienced mark SIRS II Rl POS oc RIS QV ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COACH PAIN WVANTED—A GOOD, SETTLED WHITE WOMA SW ietake charge of Tange dining room, Must self generally useful. Address "31," Star offic Magee required and addres whee BUCKEYE STEAM LAUNDRY, G18 Oth stn, hone other need apply. CORNWALL & CRONK, in rear 915 Virginia ave. 8: ay have ‘reliable ‘reference. SURETY, Star office. 3y6-1m ‘ANTED— WOMEN COOKS 610 TO 940; Gtambermatds, Nurses and Laundreases in cit graway: Waiters, Drivers and Farm: Hands, Colored Sien" Cooks. COOMBS & BURGESS, G28 st tt. dy5-6t" pa aey ase WASTED. DUNDORES ENPLOYMENT Bi Teau, conducted by indies. ‘Men and women, wl 1d colored for all kinds of domestic Jabor, for city and prings,with referetice, “717 M at. B es1-bwe "ANTED-LEARNEIS FOR PROF. CHRISTNER'S new “International Tailor System” with any inch: ruleor tape"measure alone, av all’ scientifie tailors and Eminent Paris, Berlin and’ London dressmakers. cut. Baier cub, materials Atted, Uasted, raped oF ade, ‘The nywteln “date ,by Mine, 8. . MESGEIE Son pervalory ‘of Modes," “1222 i at ‘asiington, AWWANTED-TO SELL—A NEW GORDON PRESS, W toby To chee Prose as hoon used but a few months. "Caii‘at Room 19, Gunton Building, abi ave. WV ANTED—A YOUNG, STYLISH P cheap; state price. Address PONY, 8: WASTED, 26,000 ‘OR 87,000 AT for ten years; best real’ estate security town pro 808, 120 Faw. Y\ANTED—NO LADY R A GROWTH: Wet fuperuous ‘air. This hideous blemish 18 itively obliterated by my electric needle process, Wen years’ practice, MAS. Dit. GABKIEL, iat NY, MUST BE fh down no commission, D. G. PROCTOR & Jy9-3te NTED—TO BUY A FIRST-CLASS REAL ES- tate note of about $1,800. J. W. SMITH, 1424 New York ave. “sy0-2 WVANTED—FOR | A REALLY “GOOD-FITTING fasnionably.cut Suit of Clothes,” made to ordei “coat fitted on™ before finishing, “at'a very moderate price,” go to HOBERT DALKIN,224 H st, n,W. Je4-3 WASZED 10 BUY OUT FOR CASH A MARKET tore, located northwest, or rent store, with 0 without fixtures. Address LAKE, Star office ANTED—A LOAN OF €600 OR #800, FOR six months oF one year, on. first-class security; y lange interest, ag Lniust have it, Address G: 1. K., Burottiee Iy8-3 ‘ANTED_81,000 TO $8,000 AT 5 PER CENT. W 5 Brit alana reat entate geenrity io DYOe fortwo to five years; food as Gov't bond.” No commission, ‘adress b.'3t., Star office gyrate ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE PERSON THE Wise gf Koo Horse and Buews (ot audio) for the 7 in the country; refer suces. Address MONTGOMERY, Star office.” iy7-3t° ‘D—3,000 FOR INVESTMENT IN THE apr Danian Buniness established. "umnques- yante; rigid examination solicited: Gorrespol Gene te jdress VIGILANT, Star office, ad WWANTED-SHORTHAND STUDENTS HAVING W Attained a speed of say 40 to Zu worda unable to 4 Ory progren can receive instructions From a thorough aud practical writer Address, Box 100, Star olfice. 812 for 20 lessons. Jy5-60" ANTED-WELLS, DUG, BORED, DRIVEN AND red, All Kinds of pumps and pu shed for Adarese ha jy furnished. ‘Terms moderate. FAT, 323 8th st. ne, V and 'ANTED—FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, ‘eather Beds, Clothing, Watches, Guns, Pistols jousehold Effects, Highest cash prices paid. Ad~ BAUM, 519 7th st. 325 ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE (Wonkiuncture all our own goods and sell them at | J*Q8RENT-ROQMS, HANDSOMELY FUKNISHED the lowest cash prices; on easy terms, without secur- | Dorth of Knttand Perce: Pak a oe oe, ity, to parties with wood references. STRASBURGER bi : ae 2°G0N, Mautulacturing Clothicrs and Tailors, 1113 ¥ | Swamer months to desirable persons. ___}y6 Iw* _ si nw. my2i-2m_| JOR RENT—1720 H ST. N.W, TARGE, HAND. ANTED NEW, [URHOVED_—ORANDALL | Povme commuticaing Roun 3a four “Board Merten eat in the world: perfect spacings: | and Navy Departments. 3y6-6t" % ype: 80 Hes on Z ss Sunall monthly payments: Purchasers and Sauvanecrs 1 HST NW. THREE UNFUR- wanted. General Agent, KA. DINSMORE, 56 St. | KX’ nished Rooms; southern exposure: modern Cloud building. Jei7iim* | provements ‘Also, one furnished back parlor and = a a; no children. " ‘ANTED—“VIVIANA."THE GREAT BEAUTIFY- REE UNFURNISHED BGGME OR ing face tint; natural, harmless, Prana 20 (REE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON liquid, no powder, Bend 27c. to V. P. SCHMIDT, 663 | rece eth okt ent el nee Deeet ene eo ee ee aiee a | fours ale eae sy5-1w" te pleane SPB Wet otce Ww:s office. WANTED 10 PURCHASE SMALL HO investinent, not to. exceed $3,000. Owners oF laress, giving price, rent and location, vest gS TO RENT BY PROMPT AND PERMA- nent tenant house of 7 or 8 rooms, in good loca. tion: family of three adults; highest referemces; not to exceed $25 or $30 per month, BOX 15 8. as Address’ ws ‘ANTED—1 sel ‘ANTI and Lots for to responsible parties. Ian will be liberally canh ice. at our expense. INGHAM, 141 yurchasers. Au: W4NIER 5 10 BUY OF RENT 4 HOUSE, OX either K st. or Mass, ave, between 12th and 14th sts. n. w., or in close proximity to above neighborhood. ‘Star off it N ECT FROM OWNERS—HOUSES and Lots in all sections of the city to sell or rent Any property. placed ‘save: cu FROM OWNERS, ay7-3t in our placed with us will be liberally advertis pense. Renta coll Estates managed. Insurance effect HOLLAND & THOMPSON Jel 1313 F at., Adjoining Sun Building. ES property ‘at our ex- FOR_RENT—ROOMS. ollie, _1y9-3t" for housek ay FOR BENT FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Roome, single or en suite; hh tary plumbing; OR REN) ever p.m. seeping, second floor, no: Janes, pleasant in every particular. 322 ¢ cars; references exchanged. 11211 st.n.w. Jy9-3t" FIRST FLOOR, FURNISHED WITH ‘convenience for housekeeping; closets, cup- boards. large yard and concreted-cellar. ‘fine ranse aud refrigerator; ‘nice location; $20; 910 E st, afterS FOR, BENT THREE DELIGHTFUL, UNFU! nished Rooms, one extra large front with two medium front and side. Jocation first-class in OR RENT—1747 F Room, elegantly furnished’ modern improvements; only 812 a month. FE RENT—THE WHOLE UPPER PART OF Er ST. rent $12, winter and summer; 17 218 st nw. & ONE FRONT “cheerful; southern ex- private family; no Building 1107 F st. Excellent situation for busi- ens. 3y9-6t Fe RENT—ROOMS, SINGLE OR FLATS; COO} beautiful location, on Washington Cece, with oF Without board; summer prices, Address @ 0, star eS SE as SE RENT — 1505 K ST, Now, LARGE AND yeas oom a also, single Rooms; soutlern exposure; summer prices. ‘OR RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS, SUITABLE and south, jOuse fages south; sani convenient to three lines of street three New York ave, ROR REN Othst. nw. . floor. st. now. F2 RENT--UNFURNISHED—SECOND FLOOR, ood Rooms: bath. Lot sud cold water, gas? ital le for light housekeeping ; @15 per month. eH 'T—TWO PLEASANT COMMUNICA‘ ing Rooms on second floor, in central location; modern improvements; private family Ses 614 yo-3t ss PRIVATE FAMILY, Star office. Jy9.3 ‘OR RENT—TO A PARTY OF REFINED GEN. tlemen, three or four communicating Rooms on 2d Holse cool: strictly private family. 708 10th OR RENT—THIRD-FLOOR COMMUNICATING ‘Rooms, furnished or not, at 907 M. JOR RENT—TO A” GENTLE habits, large room with alcove, meely, furni new house, on R_st.. bet. 13th'and 14th sts, low. Address PRIVA’ stnw. Jy9-1we MAN OF QUIET ied, in ate Fewon sa ee ‘OR RENT — Tooms, with Zee JOR Bi Box 157, Star office. FLOR RENT—RooMs, uished: rooms bright, juse: all front; bay wi ble for lig! ;00MS—TWO HANDSO} nighed rooms—bed room and front, bay window, cool and bright: ble for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife. Address dys. SHED cheerful and cool; corn rmdow; terms able. w reasonable RENT — TWO LARGE, UNFURNISHED housekeeping; north and south front, water and gas; rent cheap.” 218 C st n. ERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED 9151 NFUR- er ar 16a month, suite dy7-3t rooms Fo ay’ Wow Fort sy ‘A FLO’ Teferences exchanged. 1413 10th at, n.w. JOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUI Water and gas; situated over Making Place, 411 1ith ast. ‘able for small family: &, b CHASE'S Umbrella, JOR RENT—AN ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR, leasant home for gentleman and wife: no for housekeeping. 1006 6th sve. dy7-3tt OF FOUR Rooms, 51 jousekeeping ; south front. 30. i ightful; cars_n dy7- FOUR Mst. nw. JOR RENT—FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Rooms: bay windows in every room; corner house: and cast front: references required, 1101 wR RENT— 27 Towa Cir. 138.1 Geers riya 4 ‘Sth at. en oe 10/22 Fenton ar. 126 M st. aw. dra..10. Tr. we. School et, at. “ar ave several Aine office rooms in building 621 7¢! st. nw. Houses for rent: of the city. and Fey, bulletin. — AS. EK. BANES, \2314 Conn. av. (for 16.67, bettie 5.001 3.00 1417 20th et, until 300.00, Nov. UNFURNISHED. Also other { ed and unfurnished houses in con- Yenlent locations. Houses ‘constructed to Pe rendy for occupancy im the fall, Paructiars to be bad at our office. —396t HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. Fo PERT R st. ®-ROOM BRICK, as $50 per mont Per month. ¥ Post 2 Tai 3 ie 3 407: 50 516 20 z102 80 i eee 7 16.50 bt st 1330 1 26K 5.30 yal 2 $51 re tf Sto Waliech Bi Bat 80 905 French st. 71 19H 20 TOSSES Capical ee, tee ; 1930 14th st. nw, 1-23 739 3d st.n.w.,71 4 1ith iyo RENT— 422 11th st. aw., 6r. id 16) 1206 6th si"; ‘row. wand 15.30 am. dr ir w 0 436 st. aw, Or we and « 16.2 ©. H. PARKER, Cor. 43¢ and Eats. aw. )R RENT_ HOUSE NO. 472 O ST_N.W., ELEVEN rooms, with all mod. imps,and in No. 1 repair. In- quire at 1) Ost now. yea BET aor 22 19th a OE Tati welOe mabe Nth LOE. _ 39-31? 17-7173 20th, 77.20.40 2125 1 at, 7r, water_20.40 a L, 7, mi... I. Sr.,mi3: ‘STO! 21.30/920 18th st. = " s002..80.50 Store 3010 Mat... Fora full lst apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, 49 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. FOE, RENTLTMBEE-STORY BRICK HOUSE: in excutlent onidation: 8357 to'e rood gous Soeaet, #30. “Apply at 908 Hhiode island ave. corner Colum: bia st. nw. ES 3y9-3t" {OR RENT—A DESIRABLE FIGHT-ROOM BRICK Ficus 41 it Dave be LOUIS Fr BORA, “w9-3t 920 F at. nw. 2. W. 30. 1420 Pierce Place nw 835, 7b Sd Bat it CHARLES W. HANDY. 921 Fst.n.w._ FOR RENT_HOUSES, FSR BENZ; 4, DESIRABLE AND CONVIENTERT t fermont ave. rooms modern improvements. Inquire next dour, Sya.er \T_NEW HOUSE, 625 NEW ThnskY ave, ‘Tuguine BY DILLON, Ist and i we ne ferenoes required. wre JOR RENT—PWELLING, 12930 14TH BY, § opposite Dr. Butler's church, and store and gw fog, 742 7th at nw. “Apply: Room 10, Federal Bui ines vor. 7th and F ate, or 923 Pat, Jy Also @ large number of furniabed houses PIC Von W BROWN, oe iat (det, Fand G24 and - <aigr month, gos water, 4c OS ata. LOR RENT-RENT FREE TO Avoust Desutiful house wine tone "eh Med Ung hg Riges at; $45. SWORMSIEDT & DKADLEY, oe tS aydae JOR RENT OR SALE—POR BUSINESS PUR: Frmen toh 6 at nw Lith. tinee-ory twelve-room Brick, inciuding store ror, &. desitatl location for almost’ any busiies. JNO. SHERAL £00, 1401 Feta. Iyeot FOR RENT. NEAR THE CAPITOL. A DESTRABLE and pleasantly situated Hirick Dwelling,.iue roe including batn, “103 24 stu. maak 2 2 OR RENT_118 JiTH ST Tow" iir. 1G nw. 10 45 20r. 602 Rist et. nw. ddr 65 i: ‘Craven Terrace.0r.60 beabove houses cari be examined othe only. THOMAS 4. Fig $333.33 Latayrtte 8q., 17r..160. CE 20 Paton Lows Circle Thi at 1S Nchitontan,meat ott Ky near Conn, av. ioe eerie te ear igen, 10 Jouatenae ad) 19th &. " 1itil, near © xt, 40 38 ween 100 1724 4th et. now. Bred ESS hea 33 Caltumbla re Le : from id toe at iw: 10rs.."-50 #41 Fst nw td Moo 4 Ith et t.w.....040,7thand Ets nw, y piacea wit me for rent oF aaleis liberally dvertined fre of Son thew Broverty for asia. call or wend at offion, at KO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and Fete nem, JOR RENT—FIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, WITH DUT celle, and, iath-roums all newly” papered and 4 front; cars pass the dour neat the Hi i; G13 Pst uw, iuguite of aaicabagg GEO. BANCKOFT, state _ GU Pet rote Oat, {OR RENT—-THREE-STOKY AND CELL 10K FERS cmmranieh AnP tian mi n.w.: convenient to cary ke. TDR KUTHERPORD, 1226 F stn” “° joubttyet FSR BENT HOUSES, 17 F ST..5 ROOMS, AND Mase. ave. n. w., 816. and Stone, vo: ow dermey resend Pat B. “Anaih ig ap ao i . ©. JOHNSON, 3629-1m — “718 13th stn. w. POR-RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 943 08T_N.W, six rooms, large yard, delightful location #0 pot month in advance: how open. Owner at o1s Oth «tm w. Possession July 1. Je25-Lin ASU M ST, X. W. NEW AND Coal plete three-story and bascnent Brick Dwelling; in ra rooms: all itiprovementa, rent redced 40. SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEL, jeiz-1m 27 Pat nw {OR RENT — SPECIAL — 319 A 8T. tr NE. 11 rooms, will rent to October 1 for $100; very low Fent. 718 9th st. ne..8 rooms, all m.i., and Ouly $23. Keyenext door. “CHASE. BANES Syb-3t 806 Fat. nw. a RENT—A NICE “STORY AND BASi xed op, inside as i Pome, Pcie Ea na re up, inside anid outs paved Steet Defrees at. 1512 Sth st mew, }OR RENT. ‘condition: nine 1106 Ost.n. FE, RENT BRICK HOUSE. SIX ROOMS. WATER d gas; south front Lat ati w.30- z Y DESIRABLE EIGHT-R welling in, PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave, S0-20 R RENT—1026 17TH, NEAR K 8T., TEN ROOMS, all modern improvemerits. Also, the elegant Mau: ion 915 26th at. fifteen ryote: completely Apply to Dr. J. A” HARLAN, 915 18th at. JyO-3t™ FFOE RENT g20 MARYLAND AVE. B. Fst.ne., 820 40; 10 10thst. a6, $2 1th st, Ke siore-room and. dwelling, ave. 86. and 332 8th at me, Roinita, Satnd East Capitol sue ‘Ok RENT—TWO TWO-STORY GRICK HOUSES, j= roouns and bath m, i; 2210 and 221 2, 3 rt dew pie. $18.30 each per iow stnw. JOR RENT— $10 11th st.n.w.11r875)2136 H st. nw 422 2d st. st. ne. 7 1107 N's stn. 225 Bet. nw. 931 M st. uw. 1251 9th at. n. 141: rt 2. 321 ‘W. 731 in dy9-6t RB RENT— FA eid 40.50 2200 12th st-n.w.,Sr-m_i30/ 720 Lath at Grain 97-50) FR RENT—DANENHOWER & SON, 1115 Jowa Circle, 2619p aS As % ae ir. 25 2 5) S08 E at awe de Te ‘sav. D.W.,, 12 8.e., Gr. 10 ‘stn. 202 Fat. ne.,6r. 204 F atm. 06 F st. n. WASTED OUR LAND WARRANTS— WM. J. JOHNSTON, Attorney-at-Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building, will pay cash for Miliary Bounty Land Ware ants issued for services in any war prior pair mh s-4mn* lion. ‘ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEAN 7 feathers renovated, mattresses inade over, car: Tes er Ae AA Pet te ee; Frac 10-2. FH. YOUNGS. my162m ‘ANTED—-IT KNOWN THAT C. 8. BUNDY, OF uisiana (opposite City Hall), is Gommtiaeioner of Deeds for sil the States and Veer tories (except Maryland). ‘myi1-6m. ‘ANTED—STEAM CARPET HLCHAGE £'DlO. G18 La ave ‘ANTED I. WASHINGTON'S ‘MAGIC CHEAM OH INSTANTANEOUS CURB, F st. Information free. [JOR RENT—ROOMS_ PARTIES WANTING ROOMS: ‘can nnd what will suit them on our list, Save ‘time and trouble by calling at our Room ‘D. RAMEY. jy2 iw suite of ‘or second floor, References exc Je2o-1m_ (OR RENT—1122 11TH ‘Turninhe 8T.N, oF ed ri W., DESIRABLE on first Pleasant Rooms on third floor. ‘Or would rent whole house. oR RENT—FUBNISHED_AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 25h) eee wad OL 820, 823, 824, 826, 828 catrabce, 6 finse oe cor ta all parts of the city, Large, light, and ait THE curt 5 ‘2, Ww. Street carn Pig ‘Main. the di EN ‘ALL FOR _RENT—STORES. per month, aw. R RENT—STOF SHLER [Woiitiothony He 45, bar o ENT—2-STORY BRICK, 433 5TH ST. N. Say. window, cellar, hot and Gold mame, Goch. i, and large’ yard: rent, $18." Inquire next dbor. R RENT_A LARGE 19-ROOM HOUSE, tw. Housein trst-clnas ordars Apply st 90s Pennsylvania ave. nw. RENT_THREE-STORY AND RENT, THEE St ey DASEMENT inont ‘Sth st nw resonated TYLER & RUTHERFORD, S-Bw* L stnw. (OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— Sunderland Place n.w., 10 rs, all Boma ow, 3a Pat. nw, 107, ‘Small House, é RY DI 6 geo ‘brick, 422 2d st. aw. trepair; $60. ALBERT RENT — APART OF STORE; JUS’ Foie Tor, abocuaker or lorkeraiih, ‘Portland, ‘mont ave., near the yt ‘ANTED—BUSINESS MEN GO LEAVE THEIR orders for neat Job and book We ake specialty of auick Work TAYLDE & BANE, Printers and Engravers, 605°71 mhz th ‘st. n. Ww. the. AE which them, (CE & BHO. 616 La. avo. FOR RENT—OFFICES. Tian ver Im. RENT— DESK ROOM IN Lal E Oifce: no stairs, Fetenear lac, “Addcoss eM, Star, oe a I EX. Gectin kat ‘ANTED—AT GEN. E. ¥F. BEALE'S STOCK yrees to winter at $8 perm. ; box: Wino igre reg ier real a EMGGGR ie ay mame ier eee from July Lat. ay7-3t RENT- ROOMS—THE Sralr ae Chie oeeee Sea floor, 635 F ‘ANTED— COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS Nie ringer ee Iofiice trom 9 am. tos pm Te PERSONAL. oughly Je7-3m. RENT_TWO SF at nw, ‘month, ‘by year. JOHN EL &0o., Fa nw. virco alent FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS \W -YORK, JULY 9,008? WANTED — ANY Sune Mone iaP taut ax. [NATION CE eae a Questions OF: AM 1 jweat corner Sih and’ stss a ATTORNEYS. st.n.w., 127.865, 512 10m: F353 ROK, RENT-MT. PLEASANT, 15TH ST. Ex. Eiteoded, eas, Ving, $20, neat six room fron, AS ea. Keating's, ‘ajo Osh FoutieNt, S17 Fn, mw 1S day 200% Wylien.e..or.10.50 Gbe RY ere feo SWORMSTEDT & BRAL + TOIEIEL "fi FOE WNT HOUSE AND STORE i211 @ st b By,g80 * month, Inguireat 920 Lousiana ave, LOR RENT—THREF-STORY AND BASEY mouth i108 Mirae kw ANDI at BEADS ABA 3 pow “ DA Bookstore, 814 F st. d delim BUSINESS CHANCES. _ HE ADVERTISER WANTS AN INDUSTRIOU Young man with €300 to §500 as partner, or give falary and security for the money: busde ess wholesale, and wood opportunity for permanency, For interview address PROGRESS, Star offica. It” JRABE CHANCE-TO INVEST IN TOWN LOTS yaluable lands, rapidly increasing in val only $2 per month. A few doliars iuvested wow wil garurediy realize several hundred per cont. in «abort lame, Title perfect, Maye and full information fure ished on application x (late of the Gen, Land Office ‘v8 Le FPOE SALE of EXCHANGE_ONE QUARTER SEC. tion of Land and House and Lots in northwest Jowa. J. E. DOUGLAS, 1830 Toth #t. nw. 3 RE FOR RENT AND PIX The handsomcly fitted up C pom of M. ¥ 1% Gat New onal Theater, for sale cheap to au immidiate cash, porlaser, with cr without stock.” Appiy on die ay (MRST-CLASS RESTAURANT A. rooms for sale—The undersigned ofters for sale the tures, ard lease of the Restaurant known as © Saui's," located on the northwest coruer of Penuayl= vania ave, aud Gth st. nw. To partion desiriog to pare chase a first-class business of the kind this offers oppertuty: Avvls on prendees.” BLAH A SASSPRMEIBIUR, Atnicne. Je8-e* K SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CANDE and Confectionery Store doing s business of $40, 8 year: reason for welling retiring from business, 8. T. LOCKETT, 1220 F st. nw. wel ARE CHANCE TO A FIRST-CLASS CATERERS Can rent the Eating and Contectionery privileges gn ‘the Steamer Pilot Boy during the’ Laurson Beason, Apply to KOBT. C S, $02" Pa ave, QOQUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED) OPENS NOBLE, 1328 F st. n.w. Ja8-edcwOir SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE—FOR SALE— Siescusycareae range 3 ae suficient to make "150,000,000 brick tapethrar sit cugine, ‘erick brick. and machine, kiln walls sheds "&e,, all im good condition, Han ‘wharves, Local deman Rep depatnaagis we hoe yard running to a BARSTOW, 615 That aw x K LEASE—THE CAPITAL THEATER Ww ABET, 408 5th st 3e3-Sin WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT T“ixb SIRE Shook Srokaer wakcnoUoe. Wantagen offered Keeping of bendn necuritien, Jewel ‘other valusbies. Clothang. paints 18 come iy. B Tce, carpets, hes 62 cam os. faction before, raiber Waa Surned, LOST_AND FOUND. _ '—GRAY PARROT; RED TAIL, WILL THE PE iithst. is ‘OBT—JULX 4TH, IN GOING AVENUELINE TO Liat tnaionaion nase at = e ‘O8T_SOMEWHERE ON SMITHSONIAN DRM 4: 36 tend, wid SS, Brow isanal wo 1205 M st. 2. w. yo2e 'TRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN FROM 6TH AND STOLEN, FROM OTH AXD Silane career tory wae ca riers to police headquarters, _iy8-2e ‘OST—THURSDAY Mi G, IN OR ABOUT ye Gold Watch and Cl oe be a ‘Agency, 819 Pa. ave. O8T—A COW, Toe reward offre es PROPOSALS. Proroaas FOR SUPPLIES. Wasminoron, July 6, ise7. set cacts Sealed oxtons will be recei: ost "or the oer ae Memorial ee ee ae y ed rx ange Cont stove ize, mone or Soe ae ety ee ee eects