Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY. July 11, 1887. CROSBY 8. NOYES. ‘The Evenina star bas = regular. permanent ua fide daily clrealation mere than treble tkat of any other daily paper published ta Washington, and much greater than tnat tall the ether daily papers here added toaether. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be tavariably paid in ad- vanee. 4 weak effort 1s being made by the partisan Papers to create capital against thelr political op- Ponents out of the case of Harvey, the lately ex- Posed dishonest Treasury clerk. On the one side 11s asserted that he {s a democrat, and, having Deen appointed by a democratic administration, that organization Is responsible for his rascallties, On the other hand, it {s stoutly asserted that he never was a democrat; that he acted with the Tmugwumps n the last Presidential election, but that he always has been and still {s a republican tm princtpie. ‘This fs an exceedingly narrow and hardly credi- table treatment of the subject. It does not touch the root of the matter, and will fall very far shart of satisfying the people of the country, whose money has been stolen. The real point in the case les in the circumstances attending the appotnt- ment of the rascally official. It is stated on appar- ently good authority that at the time of bis ap- pointment strong protests were made against the proposed action by prominent and influential dem- oerats of Pennsyivania, whose opinions and wishes ‘were entitied to respect by those im authority. Is thistrue? And if so, upon what grounas was the appointment opposed? There must have been for- mal charges filed, or some reasons assigned; and, in view of the active objections made to it, it be- comes matter of public interest to know why and under what circumstances 9 man so mant- festly objectionable and unfit for it was put ina position of responsibility and trust. This is the feature of the case that needs elucidation. It makes very little difference which Ucket he voted. ——<—<$<——— ‘The English conservatives have had their way concerning the coercion bill, and have obstinately pushed the measure, With the aid of bolting lib- erais, until ft will soon bealaw. In effect they have been armed with a whip, and the question arises: “What will they do with it7” Wil they take warning from the returns in the Spalding, ‘North Paddington and Coventry elections, or will they attribute thetr losses to other issues than the Irish question, depreciate the lesson of bye-elec- Uons, give to Ireland its threatened flogging and abide results? ‘The conservative reverses in dis- tricts so varied in interests and character of popu- lation as those which have recently voted can hardly be explained except upon the theory of some general cause of dissatisfaction with the government's course. The suggestion of local issues will not suffice. An explanation, ignoring the home-rule question, which will account for the liberal victory in the Spalding district of Lin- colnshire will not meet the case of the heavy con- servative losses Im the strong tory borough of North Paddington or the conservative deteat in ‘the borough of Coventry. At Coventry on Saturday the Giadstonian candidate was elected by a major- ity of 16 votes. In June of last year the conservative candidate was elected by a majority of 425, aud in the general election of December, 1885, without the aid of bolting liberals, the conservatives carried the borough by a majority of 229. The London Post, a supporter of the government, per- ceives from these returns that the recently sub- merged Gladstone {3 getting bis head above water, but thinks that the lesson taught is the necessity, not of mercy and justice, but of “stronger measures with regard to Ireland.” If these reverses give the energy of desperation to the attempted enforcement of the coercion law instead of rendering the conservatives timid, Litter experteaces seem to be threatened both for the Irish and for the steadily weakening govern- ment which for a short time may wield the lash. = —___ King Kalakaua has accepted the inevitable, tt appears, and made a change of ministers tn defer- ence to the demand of the Hawaitan populace. ‘Phe news, however, which comes from Honolulu by Way of Sam Francisco sbould be accepted with caution. Im passing through our chiet Western Bort it 1s Mable to receive a slight tincture of Spreckelsism. The sugar king realizes the value of a favorable press notice as weil as the next man, and the accounts of a revolution in which he has a hand or an interest are likely to be colored to guit the eye of the American reader. The main tacts may de correctly stated, but the inferences may not be those which an uuprejudiced student of the situation would draw for himself, ——____s@9— ‘The President 1s reported to appreciate the cry- Ang need of a post-office building for Washington; tohave decidea tc make a special recommendation to Congress on that subject next winter; and to desire to appolat as the new postmaster a compe- tent local democrat. All Washington will hope Uthat these reports are true, that the suggested | recommendation of a post-office bullding will not De forgotten, and that the President's desire to find and appoint some competent citizen of the District to the local postmastership may be gratt- fled. In spite of several foretble ninty tothe con- trary the District 1s still frm tn the opinion that 46 contains men At to All the Local offices. $$ Virginia City, Nevada, ts sald to be gradually sinking into the earth, the supports left in her ‘great mines not being strong enough to continue to hoid her weight. 4 good many unfortunate ‘speculators on the San Francisco Stock Exchange who happened to be caught on the wrong side of the Bonanza flurries, will wish that the city bad Deen swallowed up long ago. Trexs Or Isrmnzsr. WE IMAGINE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ‘WILL INTEREST ECONOMICAL MOTHERS: ENGLISH FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTWAISTS, IN CHECKS AND STRIPES AND BEAUTI- ‘FULCOMBINATIONSOF COLORS, PLEATED FRONT AND BACK, WITH BROAD SAILOR COLLARS, JUST THE THINGS FOR YOUNG- STERS' USE THIS SWELTERING WEATHER. $1 EACH WAS THE LOWEST PRICE EVER QUOTED FOR SUCH, AND THAT WAS BY Us. WE HAVE NOW REDUCED THEM TO 76 CENTS EACH. SAKS AND COMPANY. KNEE PANTS FOR THE LITTLE FEL- Lows, IN BROWN, GREY AND CREOLE LINEN, SOME WORTH 60c, OTHERS WORTH 7c. AND QUITE A KUMBER AMONG THEM WORTH 900. OUR PRICE NOW FOR CHOICE OF THE LOT, 35. SAKS AND COMPANY. BROWN FLANNEL KNEE PANTS, REGU- LAB 75c. KIND; NOW 480. A BIG LOT OF KNEE PANTS OF GREY TWEED, ACTUAL VALUE 15o.; NOW GOING AT SAME PRICE, 480. SAKS AND COMPANY- UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTWAISTS, AT 13, 19 AND 240. EACH; FIRST-RATE WAISTS FOR “ROUGHING IT” IN. LAUNDRIED WaAISTS, IN SEVERAL PATTERNS OF EX- CELLENT PERCALE, 480. RAOH. TO FILL Di A GAP, WE HAVE MARKED ALL OF OUR “ACME” SHIBTWAISTS FROM 980. TO 8c. EACH. SAKS AND COMPANY. WE HAVE ALWAYS CARRIED, AND WE DO NOW CARRY, IN STOCK AS MANY SHIRTWAISTS AS ARE TO BE FOUND IN EVERY CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS HOUSE IN WASHINGTON PUT TOGETHER, THIS ACCOUNTS FOR THE ENORMOUS BUSINESS WE DO IN SHIRTWAISTS. EVEBYTHING THAT'S WORTH BUYING Is REPRESENTED HERE, AND HUNDREDS OF STYLES EXCLUSIVELY OUR OWN. SA4KS AND COMPANY, BOYS’ AND MENS’ OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. jy11 Gaasn Cuma Sue OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS AT PRIME COST FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS. IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK BE- FORE TAKING OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY, WE HAVE MARKED EVERY ARTICLE AT PRIME COST FOR CASH. REMEMBER THIS SALE WILL ONLY LAST FIFTEEN DaYs. 1r Qu ray you 7o caLt EARLY. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., wu 636 Ps. Ave. n. w., near 7th st. Barcus Dass aT ARTHDR BURT & CO’S SHOE STORE. THE SALE OF BARGAIN GOODS THIS MORNING HAS BEEN SO MUCH LARGER THAN WE EXPECTED THAT WE HAVE MARKED DOWN MORE VARIETIES. BARGAINS FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, BOYS, GIRLS AND CHILDREN. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. of MOND ToDa Is Tre Frost Dat OF THE GRAND “INVENTORY” SALE. or SUMMER DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &¢., AT THE ~e DRY GOODS HOUSE. f of ‘recta Saote'ale ae eae Everton: SuRTae yes ngs 'o cause the disposal of the following, to stock-taking, J1 5 make the Toliowin rolsctionsine= 1 8 *® FINE NOPTINGHAM LACE CURBATRS, 1lot, to $2.50 } ioe fiom $5 ob fo Fi00 ber bate re Hoe, from $4.00 to $5.00 ber bale, sapere enters ‘attraction. we offer Canvas Curtuine at the ex: ties ow ‘Gourth tours “TNVENTORY" REDUCTIONS IN SILKS. ‘The stock of Ike must go before ts Re Fay bts We dank Staeomere ribo wiad to relieve us of them at these ecked Surah Silks for 500. Surah Sik or 0 Feych pura for for Tie. * cI 1 Chins Silks for Fee 1.23 Chi for aa sess prices tc SEIES coughs soph # s never Ueto ne i feature not fa be loveriouked is the “abricy are always a season's mest factious pale through arch.) “INVENTORY” REDUCTIONS IN GLOVE! ‘The Glove Brack must be lowered previous to Pirin we othe to and to accomplish this ject Ma note following fail in prices. ath, Jersey. Silk Mfitts, in Tan ‘Ladi se pu ad soy Hilk Gloves, i ent 8 su eree) loves, in Fans ana Modes, Fallen irom @1 to 130." Ber fact that lesiral Silks, "tna ’ Fine English Silk Gl Bue Lengths from $125 to gh. § Buc amma qe 3: & But. Length, ay ‘30 to, ‘(Main Floor: center.) LLAMA COSTUME CLOTH REDUCED. Having purchased too heavily of these eati- mabieqoodswerwill unload Uy ‘reducing’ ths price to 50c. PER YARD For Seashore. Mountain aud Lawn-Tennis Suits, these are the most fashionable, most ser- Viceable and most ecouomeal goods 1n the market. We have at least 40 Choice Patterns in udsome Stripes and Checks. Reduced to 50c. ‘(Bayemen' MORE WHITE GOODS REDUCED. We desire to reduce the White Goods St to one-half the present quantity, ama fo, that end we ure magni concessions, which wider other circumstances wou dibe uathought of. of 20 Pisces Plaid India Linens, reduced: fzom 23 to 200 au Pieces. Pind India Linens, reduced from 17 15e. per yard. 30 iuch, Pine Swiss Lawn, reduced ty oe. por yard, Ati Hou is asatu called to fe 46, eduction of White Indis Linens, trove E36 40,42 aud 46¢. to 25c.'per wand (Basement.) \VE LOWERED PRICES ou the following goadsin our Upholstery De- rtment: SLinch English Cret @ Shaun English Cretonnes, in handsome feduced from 25c. to 124¢. 50-inch Crete Cloths and Colored Curtain ladras, varicty of choice styles, Keduced trom 1, ind $1.50. to 50c. cog Beeps trnamed Curtain Poles am Walunt, erry, Ash an ‘size 3 ou, Qherry, Ash and Ebouy (size 3 fect long, 134 ‘Reduced from 75c. to 50c. “Daisy” Pillowsham Holders, best in the market. Having only a few we have reduced fhe to close, (6 FB ae best ana iuch Felting Cloths, ail shades, best qual- i Only @lperyard. 8S hap jesquito Canspies, 100 inchés dee} around: cord aud piles’ aetached s Waite each. Pink #2.50 each, © ‘ire Window Screeus, made adjustable to fit any sized window. 18x37 inches, only 50c. each. 8 4X7 mehed: oui Ze. ach, Size 2743 inehes, only $1 cach. no a tho ous eee ve ae io arniture Linens plain and fancy ‘st (or louse covers, slips, is saa (Fourth floor.) ANOTHER CASE OF DANISH CLOTH. ‘We cannot buy enough of it. The manufac- turers are unable to supply the demand throughout the count Crean Danish Cloth is a wonderfully cheap per yard. dress fubric tor 12% We were only able to wet 40 pieces, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 11th and F ste. n.w. dyll Scensccxen Wearner NOTHING MORE COMFORTABLE THAN THESE CRINKLY 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 TBIN 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. Scns For $5.98. {AM Sateen and Seersucker Suita to be closed out at $5.98. Gome were $7.50, some $8.75, some $9.50. An easly call is imperative. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘The PALAIS ROYAL is illustrating, by e grand die. in show-windew and a still display in JOUSEKEEPING GOODS DEPARTMENT, on second floor, that you can get everything you require, and at Prices phenominally low. We quote a few illustrations of cheapness: “oo i fous mal = By buying 150 dozen Turkish Towels in one Jot, wo are enabled to offer for 19c. Towels equal in quality to the 250. gooas of our neighbors, For liigc. we show ‘Turkish Bath Towels that you can't get elsewhere under 150. For 1c. Momie Towels, 24348, They're alllinen and usually 250. NAPKING, 1,000 dosen All Linen Napkins, colored borders, ut ‘85c. 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 O8c. to $10.98. We have nearly 1,000 to select from, They were bought cheap, ao expect bargains. BED SPREADS, For Sic. Bed Spreads that look like Marseilles They're 10-4 size, aud you pay to the cheapest of our competitors 98c.; another charges $1.05, and still another charges 91.09 for these spreads. ‘this we know. For $1.39 extra heavy 11-4 Spreads. Elsewhere, $1.50. w TABLE LINEN. For 50c. Full Bleached, 60-inch Damask, Pisin and ‘Red border. Specially mentioned because worth 590. ‘For 42, Brown and Blesched Double Damask, Red border. Fivestyles. 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 $1. MOSQUITOES DEFIED, ‘Turn-over Canopies in all colors, ready for use. Or Bamental, aud, ob, how useful. COTTON BIRDEYE. 60c. for 20-Incb, 69e. for 22-inch, 74c. for 24-Anch, and 100 pieces All-Linen Birdeye Diaper, 98c. MISCELLANEOUS. 100 Jute Lap Robes for 49c., pretty designs, They're sold elsewhere for $1 cach. 5 pieces Cream Lace Scrim for7e., cheap. i 11 TET? ERE Yeu LE nF Vai et bog ie wow HD oT BRE PPP, ANE RRR g5Ss gS BPD Ek sP5s_ g8Ss BB kee Ee ss. 8ss, Bop & H Ewe Sss8\ Syg8 00, DPR 488g &% of o% BP £. Sco 88 89 BB gig i oo §=6Dpp A ss8 5 THE FOLLOWING WE SELECT AS COMPARING | FAVORABLY WITH GOODS AT HIGHER PRICES. 124¢. INDIA LAWNS, Pink and White, Corded and Checked. See competitors’ 17c. goods. 12c. INDIA LINENS. See competitors’ Jc. linens. 19c. INDIA LINENS. See their 23c. goods. 22c. INDIA LINENS. See their 25c. linens, 8c. WHITE ETAMINE SUITING. Worth how much? 20c. a yard for Dress Patterns in fine goods. Gc. for 125 pieces 38-inch Printed Batiste. New styles. Look like sateen. Che:p at 1c. Soon dis- posed of ut 9c. Please call at earliest convenience. ISR AE A Hes Br RAL fale B ALLLLA A1L®ss¥ RRR 0OY YA. mm RRO OV ¥ Aan hm R Roo ¥ 4° 4CLuL (A. LISNEB, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., 38 AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. T FIVE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THEM. | 1st—They are well made by careful and experienced hands. ALL HAND-MADE BUTTONHOLES. No Machine buttonholes 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. 4ru—They have the patented hold fast button, WAR- HANTED NOT'TO PULL OFF, tear outs or ust. SrH—THEY CO8T NO MORE THAN ANY OTHER | GOOD WalsT. Onr stock of these waists aro all THIS SEASON'S: BATTEWNS, Puaited Beck and front ‘rhe peice ot | jem f i AY, JULY 11, 1887. WANTED—ROOMS. __ FOR RENT--HOUSES.__ Warnes at 2900 Tih siscorner of T sty 12-3t° we SALES LADY, MUST BE WELI, RE- sd aud we sh st mae “iors INION PLASTEIU ADAY. tol T.FA¥ 21 Pa Tod seas ) rT AN competent to act as Chief Cierk ia a Lawyer" eee ae haves feneral Kuowledie of all Depa Adareas, stating mlary expected, Bot io ue? MURPHY, ee = *ayih that will @ook. ‘wash, and iro ply 620 Gth se. bet. F and G n.w. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN ‘and gorset store: reierences required. ply att 10th ANTE) FIRST-CLA83 COO! W: ing ian Uf take chairs of hore pul carrase and a wand carringe ariv ‘white, ‘Apply. toB1S oes iaeh st, between land 3 o'eloel ANTED—! 1103 F st. ANTED—A WOMAN TO DO HOUSEWOR cook. Gorman preferred. Call at J. O01 B.RG'S, 1243 7th stn. w, Ws ave. “ANTED — TW TASS CARPENTERS, Ply at 7:30 o'clock this evening, Bie ED-YOUNG WHITE MAN, ONE WHO Welenase certian al eniavine auiry:must be wood nilker and bring references. y= | PZ yoptveast ourner of Gthand Q ste uw. J. W ANTED—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON Fe: RENT—A DESTRABLE RESIDENCE, 9 sovTr front, northwest , eleven Fooms and bath, pimand Lgiirate and Hand W sta iw. Addrese Me. | GF mut me its and) couveniemcene = eg ES rosie | Rarmitire farcicsop will rent Tied Ss Wa SiQratue tr prone ome Fgh BEN T0s Joni st 8 E. NEARLY SER ti ete Fras, per mo! 2 Six-r00m + all modern improvements; first cS ‘RA ¥. clams condiien ear herdic os cars: non ro tk 4911-3 St. Clond Building, 9th and PF st« nw. WANTED—HOUSES. IR. RENT—FURNISHED-BOARDING-HOUSE— = F'atticerroome rd Lichen; aise a see feraletea Vv y ANTED_IMMEDIATFLY SEVERAL ¥ USES ‘ots on second floor, Apply'at SOL New Jersey, fo telland torent; applicants waiting. BENS S. | 2. it PIRE, 1107 F st. nw. R RENT—BRICK HOUSE. 125 F ST. N.W., SIX WASTER LENTIL 15 OCTOBEAL OF Soa Toons, water, casand twth? also stable in thé reat wey ape aa gi “isyqhamteatie | Furnishen | if desired.” Inquire next door. ayia fous’, with or stable. Wi aiat | FZOR RENT—arr. ‘s Ey bonvol bfe and rok vat Adin gy "| FY ude wear Ving ae a FORT ONT es - SOSEDH of abot. 10 quote, tn icity of Kat, | WQOR KENT—PRoM acLr. 13 UNTHL NOV 1. setts ave, and geen na ita ab nicely turmished S-room house, mod. impa., 1910 3y9-3t pen, eit ‘Tors, 840 per month, References. ANTED—TO PURCHASE RE HOUSE AS Jnvestment; pot to. exceed, 831.000. Ouners. <r ee Eee pagnta reane addrese, iving price, rent and Syed” | goq): Ggantifal and couve sent aifuation. -Adiiness fe WANTED_DinecT FRoM OWNERS_HOUSES and Lots in all sections of the city to sell of ren : 2 {Towa Cir, 13e.$83.33 2000 Toundary 4, Or. to responsible parties. “Ang Property placed in our | 4,24 ae ge3: hands will be fier iperaly aa Wertiged ‘at our expense. bi r eases OE AB JelB-lur” GREEN & CUNSINGHAM, 1409 F st. SOK Meat nue. Gr. ARS cr Fi Lots for cash FRO: Wan purchasers. placed wh ua wile ilerally advert . ‘collected. a eiteetes HOLLAND & Jel 1513 Fet,, Adonine Sun Bivins WANTED—LOTS. 19 Ast ne. Try 21 Roundary a 2119 Boundary = 40/28 Venton Place.ar. 19 30 ' 10.30 Sat mW 716 Oth st. n.e., 7. deSta, * 2.0 lath at tw, 6r24/G Bates Alley, Br S School st. Mtb er. it ANTED DA LOT WEST OF 14TH £6.$1,800; state location, Wi Wie ‘TED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH gad ing oF to do wer heusework, to stsy at COME Sage Apoyo Feat dtl "ASTED PLUMBER. FIRST CHARS, HAND. er G, or on Monday. ae Og ae FB enw 7:30 am. RIEN, 1542 911 jy9-20* NTED-—WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO $25, MATDS, “Wirsee Taundrenscs, Hotel Watters” Drivers, (OROUGH, PRACTICA LM eeper; must Understand mercantile | Farmand Dairy Men, Man and Wife for_ceuntry O13 thst. uw. Weesetty WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO 850, irhy io to 16; Tish work, wood hone: (Swediah Geran winis always wanted): ¥. Mi BORNIAS Wanzen. Tor boo Credits, “duly those who have the best of relereices nica oll tha vosition with energy weed apple AG Fronen, Cooks for country. NATIONAL BURE Waitresses, laundresses, men cooks, waiters, &e.: 6 ein wig jyo-6te business, and be able to superinte.d the wiving of tess BUOK-KELPER, Star offi WANED-A GOOD M. § SOLICITOR FOR newand best Biographical Cyclopedia yet ju! lished, by 8 leading firm. re | comps bastion f0 to: right ty. who will give entire attention. Address Box 145, arofice F ¥ TANTED—A RELIABLE aud washing. Colum Loin sis. V \r ANTED-SEVERAL GOOD PL ay; steady work. HAYWARD ‘& HULCHINSON, aes biden ___iys-at ” WAST2D-4 GOOD, SETTLED WOMAS, to tke charge of lange dining-roonn. ave ‘reliaule ae ‘Audress SURE aT, FOR COORING | Koad, between Bee aud | ses ad Lau iters, Drivers aud F ks. COUNLS & BURGE ANTI outside ity, responsi References. nit, fu" luis local- 100 to’ sieht pa Sunt, Look (Box | N principal citi le house, Sula MANUFACTURE! bie Temu, conducted by ladies. and colored for all kinds of doin springs,with reference. 717 M st_n.w. en and women,white | labor, for city au ee Je21- A RELIABLE, are of alittlecaild durinj ‘Address ‘UNG, GIRL, 19, the day, nutil ELERENCE, 8 yANTED—BY A RESPEC | ABLE COLOKED situation us chambermiaid oF ‘purse. | . Address 1817 L st. u 1 £SPECTABLE COLORED GIRL. | ghunbermaid oe nurse; good ref erence, Apply at 528 ZOth st ANTED — BY ‘@ situation to cook, wash. and irva in a small family: references furnished. Call at 1311, in rear of 13th st., bet. N and O. Te | | either in. hotél or restaurant wince of a privaie dining rou required. 2100 V ANTED—BY A MARRIED WOMAN A HOME, ‘with child nine quouths old, in city or country, family; willing to assist in anyth 1719 13th st. n.w., Christian Home. It WANXZEDSBE ,TWO, RESPECTABLE COLORED Girls, « Place in alaundcy, or a situation in a pevgte family; cam furnish city reference. Address t ANTED—BY SLL 11th 61 T nd industrious men, a Situation; something to do of sgine kind: have worked in a grocery store. Vest of feterences. Address 100 ¥ st. WANTED, 4 FORMER DEPARTME holder, aged thirty, desires Position with some real estate dealer, patent attorney or. claim agent. or assalesinan in a store of any, description: will work ab janie reals 2 refer- sntegrity, &e ress id " CLERK, W ‘with some good VANTED-I WOULD LIKE TO GET A PLACE either as a waiter or porter or imessenger. 3616 V Bost, West Wi WANTED — A. FAIRLY © ‘wants position with @ good patent solicitor. SOLICITOR, Star office. Jo iF tary plumbing: convenient to three lives of street ‘A RESPECTABLE 60 ED if FOR RENT—ROOMS. R ‘Fritoine on acceua: fos an te weltsbie for bow heey ing. ily at 1508 Sth st. n.w. iv x F furnished Rooms, M st, ‘near Conn. terme etc, apply to BENS. 8. ‘PIKE, 1107 F ‘Ei ing Kooms, om second floor, with’ sf; gopyenient to cara: $8." 1728 LUth et. pw. ‘OR RENT—TO GENTLEMEN, OR A F = Pp Loon, second Hloor; rentiemen preterred: JOR RENT_FURNISHED ROOM, W' ‘eitnout boards ‘Gentisnen ouly ‘vanis ave. n.w. id —PAl WANTING ROOM: can Bud what will suit them on our list, Live and trouble by a ness, 2, F | el Jy9- OR REX leaga: t le Rooms; southern exposure; auimer prices. lange, pleasant ih every patticular, B22 0 st an. on Cleveland si Be18. 90 DES ce oe 2 Prowpect st. 16.30 ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED AND URNISHED th st. nw, F-15.30 Roows, single or en suite: house f:¢ °s south : sant curs; references exchanged. 11211 st.n.w. Jy! [AES en ee lhe qwodern improvements; private’ family of adults, hist. nw. FOE, BENT THE FLOOR COMMUN: Rooms, furnisl 7 ML. | POLIT OR | -RENT—TO A_ Gi na ae | 422 11th st. sw. Gr. i habits, large room with «lcove, micely furnished, wand g. $1 @ new house,on B st. bet. 13th'and [4th sts. Rent | 1196 ‘St low. Address PRIVATE FAMILY, Star office. jy9.3t* | JOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE FURNIS SH cheerful low; terms reasonable OOM nished; rooms. brisch jouse: all front; bay wil st, 0. F Fo OMS—TWO HAS DSOME EL Y- hished rooms—bed. Foon and silts cont, bay window, cool and bri! Sisemoui | bie for two xentlemen or gentleman and wife fans | Box 157, Star office. {OR RENT—FURNISHED. BEAUTIFUL i Kooms: bay windows in every room ; corner hi wi south aud east front: Sees 210 . Iy7-1w* ea 3y6 Iw OR RENT—1720 HW ST. > some communicating Rooms, 3 aud Navy Departinents. dy6-6t* EE UNFC NW. TE THR south I rout third-story room ; no children. {OR RENT—THREE UN (‘second floor: both et" ayo h large closets, long window: facing south, deat, lit; also ball bed-room on thir floor; 1319 Sst. mw. Iy5-1W" ry 1122 11TH ST.N.W.. DESIBABI ‘ond floor. Also, pleasant Rooms on third Keferences excl 25-1, Or would rent whole house. KOO. fi aa Fpeeonat le: « 75¢., and THE CLINTUN HOUSE, 956, 853, Street cars Tinie or eal ae N ALL NIGHT. 5e ‘Large, Uebt and sire. 3c. Sim RENT—’ TITBREE OB FOUR UNFURNISHED OR RENT—UNTIL NOV. 1, 1887, ELEGANTLY ‘B RENT — TWO PLEASANT, COMMUNICAT- ‘use of kitchen aud GENILE_ than and wife, furbi-hed room, comfortable and : termis’reasopable, At 90% 14th stn. w. [324 11TH ST. LARGE, FRONT, ‘i ART OF Building 1107 fat. " Eacoliont citustion ae usi- RoE AND ites of Routns with private satis: lee, —A SUITE OF ROOMS, SUITABLE i for housekeeping, second floor, porsh and south, ‘OR RENT—TWO PLEASANT COMMUNICAT- uita- | , first door low "prices tor RGE, HAND. ‘Board if desired; gentleinen preferred; one square went of War erh exposure: modern im- rovements. Also, one furnished back pailor and URNISHED ROOMS ON LE ite of Rooms, furuished or unfurnished, on irst floor. NISHED Buas836, 828 7th T have several Sue office rooms in building 621 7th St. nw. | Houses for rent iuall parts of the city. Call anid get bulletin. pHAL iyo att | ypon RENT— 429 K st. nw. FURNISHE! 1314 Conn. av. (for FF Butt wt wait Nov. 2 00 80 198 100. Oost} ss abe ie Ft ‘Also other cag 7 and caturaiohga| bowses in con ventent locations. Houses now ‘cousitucted to Te eedy'forvcrapancy ia the fall Particulars to be S, 738 15th stn. had at our office. 39-6" HILL & JOHNST: OR RENT— BST, O9ROoM BRK ALT mod. cou., 850 per Mout: 136 S st u.w. $15.50 per month, CUTLER & bot! S | ay9-Be | FLOR RENT— ath Lae..g833, ‘4 4th st. nw T 331 sth stn. Tstn wy bth sis thew. Kat w 3. EY Awuitach Fi French st. 78... E. Capitol st, 14th st. uw. 0 3d stu.w.7r Jy B. Bab. 3344 N st. wande. 819 F 1111 Del 347 Dost.s. 1250 43g st. sow and g. 0. 47 | Ficus wititall wed imps aud ise, | | quire at 1000 0 st. now. OR RENT— 1622 19th st.,12r_.75, | yore Ue st 1057 6 it ist ir. m3. 2 Duuibarton s prearecranis Paay fr aa 9 Gast, 10r., imi, 3 Wallach, 71 4 d 3200 Hist, Or...0--/20.90 Store S010 Mat sieeete & WILCOX, JOR RENT—THREF-STORY BRICK HOUSE: Bi nine roots: Ieirubes, range: bath concrete cellar: exe: llent condition fo a good yearly tenant, Fa Bie, Avviy at 908 ‘thiode ‘island’ sve- ee a PU ‘Transient |, OR RENT—A DESIRABLE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK house, 441 R. Lave. n.w. LOUIS P: SHOEMAKER, WANTEDSSITUATI aud feinsle), chaiuberiuaids, nurses, seamstresses, | housekeep:rs, juvalid attendants, (.rst-class Swed- ish women cook, atid German chainbermaid.. for priv- BURNHAM’S Employment Headqu ANTED-IF YOU WA) COOK, Wittens, Sure, Lamesa, Conchined, Valet. Walters, Farm, Dairy, or Laberer with refer! ences, call a: once. NATIONAL BUREAU, 61: stn, 79-60 WANTEDE AT HEADQUARTERS— POSITIONS for Cooks, Chanbermaids,, Waitress, taundress, and Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks. Coach” men, Biilers, aud Valets, COOMBS & BURGESS. 3y5-6t" ry WANTED. SOME ONE TO TAKE CHARGE OF partly furnis. ed aud conveniently arranged base~ ment dining rooms; several boarders in the house. Inguire at 904 1. 1 Ww INCH COLUMBIA, rs 0: bhi es dition and | _FOR RENT—OFFICES. “3y9-3e 920 F st. of 1319 F st. from July 1st, Apply W. KILI Hoininy ¥ DEI Sun BLE. E OF floor, 635 F st. n.w., giver July 1, 1887. mouth, by the vou Surly relovets rooma, JOHN E. BEALI. & Co., 132i F st. nw. 269 per FOE, BENT WORKSHOP AND builder, curpenter, jormerly occupied by. st, between th and 10th a Induire at 926 Louisiana ave. OR RENT—“LEARN T Machines reited at ay: ir. 3 per month my-3u)“CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 933 F at. n.w. paper abd palit and thor- OFFICE FOR | Pilliux; rear of 923 D id sold on Fe RENT —SPECIAL— 319 A ST. NE. 11 roows, will rent Wend 1 for 8100; very low rent 716 9tb st. u.0-8 rooms, ail te fable, Guly @33. Keys nest dour." CHasE. HANES” isons ‘806 Fat. nw. JOH RENT-A NICE THREE-STORY AND BARE: | | Bnek:, cluht roomwe: painted. papered aud juside and-onts paved streets ¢ mt Ts | Defrees st. 112 Sth at. mw. eee Ot N NICE | ‘tion; nine rocins, all muderu improvementa, 1160 Uist news Key 45 0 st ee | Fok RENT BRICK HOUSE, SIX ROO} and yas;wouth (rons: rent §20. 431 ML | Painter, oF other | business: | LOR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE FIGHT-ROOM prick, Dwelling: 415 1 sts: €20 per month we best dwelling ini Washing.on fort % PHILLIPS, 14:28 New York ave yp. | Kstuewr Ith et 15 | 184i Rat bow hrs | Tailroad and post-office, three mails dail FOR RENT—HOUSES, Fue RENT Lance, 19-ROOM Borer ™00 ouee im tret-oless order. AUyiy ate Vennsyivauinave a © Soi )R RENTTHREESTORY AND BASEMEN’ F ck besa ony ‘8 rooms aud beth, all ma ope south. 237 ee psa e2SSe ¥ bd PR. 2S Bouse, 19 V4 modern 1) OR RENT —pwi t L4AING, 1D 14th ST. wl %; ATE Butlers church aud store and dwell: ing, 781 7th st now “Apply open 20, Peder! B. iuge. cor. 7th aud F ate br ie Wye TOR. RENT—1 ret 2 71st - ayerte Terrace, Gn tn and 3d sts, ne.) 4 roomie Gloyslaud ave.,6 rooms. gas 22 12th st.. U rooms, 06 and 200K 12th st 31 Wallach Place, 1527 M st, completely fur: wi-tw JOR RENT—RENT FREE TO avausr * beautiful house. Wine Poms. all mod st; 645. SWOKMST F > Gurdon ave. (bet oR RENT OR SALE-POR BUS poses, 1015. G st. nw. Ponasreeen 2 re OR KENT—NEAR THECAPITOL, Fite Weasuntly attuated beth Desi eRe Sicnivose Sossen oe eal i802 Corcoran st 40r 80 214-16 Unni Lat Stanedu Alles.se 13 xauined As 4 Fis} By K x HOLT es aoe wousee "cat Ue e o ee TuGat Latayette 8 jenerwon Py CRFURNISHED, ave.s plore. @200 13 4th at tte Rq., D730 2 lat st hh st. 10r". 4 at nw Sew BEN 3 1405 Colus st aba wt. € TF at. Ad hoor La. ave., froin ww. id Boor 28 ‘ior 14l4 ith sew and k'sin iw. 10&IS ag TQPERY piace with, me for rent or wales Kberally ved drew of Cost to the owner.” mets Far list of prorat iar saa WG: HOLTZMAN 10th cha ote aw. Foe HOUSES. 17 FST. 5 I ‘ lass. ave. 1. W., 810 and Store, ave.end Fast. nw! Apply to W. C. Jon! _3e29-1m_ N, 71s 13th stn. w. JOR-RENT FURNISHED HOUSE. 943 OST. N. six rooms, lange yard. delightful ic month in advance. bow upeus Owner w. Possession July 1 EX | FORREST 310 sr. WN. plete three-story’ snd baw: Brick Dwell | Spgomu, al improve: rent reduced SWOKMSTEDT & “Sei7- im G06 Fat 10r, . 9 ‘st.,10r.a.mi.@60 15) pth wt st, BF aud store eb) 401 Dates rm a th ne. Gr, mi 18 11 70 200% Wyliene.r 10 90 411 Dat GUS N. ¥. ave, 72, mi. .25 4 Cook's SWOKMSTED Je25-1m OR RENT-HOUSE AND STORE, 12]1 6 8T 2.990 @ mouth.” Inquire at #20 Loulsiaua ave. Fe oo THREE ST molthe T1038 Stig. mw. Bookstore, 814 F st. ORY AND BASEMENT Apts at wk als FOR RENT— STORE RK RENT-STORE, 701 977 (per month TYLER & KUT! S. ero, By? PART OF STORE, JUS eo oemsker or locksujth 1121 Ver Portiand. VANTED-—BOARD CONVENIENT To THE city for geuticnen. wile, child, infant and puree, A. sem $00 un Gevate family preyed. Aas wis ED BOARD, Es iS fanlinarton peri es Bnd for three horses. A.G. KELTOUGSTO10 8 at ste + YOU WANT A HEALYRY PLACE AND A Pleasant ‘howe tor the anuuiery ‘wile fitercleas | Dotrd,""addre's Hi. E. SPAKMOW, Middletown, Mae Terie $4 per week. ie NT COUNTRY sEAT, water, ace, milky Address Mrs. ABNER FERGUSON BRIGGS, Clark County, Va, wile A pu DESIRED AT BROWNSVILL. Tp, DA EDE Ie DEMERS AT BROW HAVES, sig, trai fies Ls Wli-o ‘the house wach day. Address ELER, Brownsville, Wash. Co. Ma. FD GROUNDS AND <i SHAD} ea ‘Joho, Daley wa Lindsay. Fac. 1301 Mrs. MARY Oli, Uulttou Stauth ican fii W FARM—SUMMER BOARDERS LIFTON C OUNTAIN VIE aaah wanted. bealthiai sud plessaut, locality, wit — ‘WERE hand Bicycle; must be in good con — OR RENT—1026 17TH, NEAR KST., -TEN BOOMS: | Il convey boarders to aud from ay ARTHUB BURT & CO, cheap. Address, with full particulars, COLUMBL all wodern improvements. “Also. the elegant Man- | Tis, $18 @ month. Aj Tow Is A Few Worns. ALSO AN ELEGANT LINE OF LIGHT AND ? pi 0% Png * Star office. z BUSINESS CHANCES. Pa ene intr otS Take? Sy | y, Fauquier Co., abe 1211 F STREET. ‘MEDIUM SHADES OF FINE MOHAIR COATS AND oo wm! RR a ARE CHANCE—TO INVEST IN TOWN LOTS | J{OR RENT—279 MAKYIAND AVE. NE, & ia et 5 els rare = et fh wih Og = pustir tbs aeemcra. Addiees ME valuible lands, rapidly increasing in value, | Eat. ne, 20-40-10 T0iuat #0. 62 | oe VESTS, PONGEE SILK COATS AND VESTS, - - = RICE PAID FOR | (Uy 83 Pe Month. A few dollars invested wow will | ith +t 8 tore-Toom and dwelling, hy eee ae pen teantrneites zt ASH PRICE PAID FOR } a feilize several bundved per cont. in short | ave. 20. $10. aud <ih2 ‘Sth at, me, S38 & BARGAIN BOOM IN MEN'S SUITS AT THE “ROYAL” SILK, A PURE SILK MADE IN GER- Bloves, Ci ot cece er esn i i ouapplicedon tof FeSMITH Gateat ie Gon. RSuita Sade Cut a ___} GROUNDS, PUENTY oF CK MANY, COATS AND VESTS. THESE ARE THE TIT 5565 Furniture. Box 135, Star Office. je8-2m* | Land Office) : iy9-1w* ‘OL RENT_TWo TWO-STORY “SICK Fon ES; vegetables, Ke; Mouutaiie and depot near} GOLDEN EAGLE. HANDSOMEST THIN GOODS MADE, ENGLISH n eo, 85-000, AT, SPER CENT | }VOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-ONE-QUABTER SEC. ee THOS Ge eS: | SH Fat in ee sae ut bursty dor ono and. House an in northwest | SY LOCo ] Bu G. PROCTOR & | Io J, E. DOUGLAS, 1830 15th st. yS-st* scare BANK FARY, TWO MILES FROM ALEX- — pe LINEN COATS AND VESTS, SAME COLOR As " Bi | ae ane SINT ULES BOR oat} | Jrok Senate ‘rs first-class socom uodations good tale, |= PONGEE SILK, VERY FINE AND VERY GooD. e, MM LADY NEED WEAR A GROWTH | S"Mihaudsomely httel we C eur Stereos Frat niet daily. Address “SPLING Ba Ske aieees. WE HAVE REDUCED ALL OUR MEWS SUITS at Re Gf fupertiuous hair. | Tis hideous blemish is | Hocm of M- GOLDSTEIN, 1:10.» Est. u.w., | arin va : x eho > Yes, Ir Is Horrexsorsa Hor, | P™ACK anpaca, BLACK SERGE AND BRILLIAN- fee Ra obliterated, by iny clectric needle | National Theater, for sale cueap to i? ‘THAT WERE $13.50, 815, $16.50,AND $18 TO 310 pie 3 cepa aries Be ‘ou OM OM ae | Fen years’ practice. “a a. GABRIEL, | purclaser, with of without stock. OARDE! 7 NANTED FOUR Rt MORE DESIRABLE { hat wi or at it? Youorly mak reelf — —- ee 1 vA ~ 4 THIS 18 THE OFFORTUNITY TO PROCURE ELE. | mure Uy otufortaule, aud slag those by whoa youre | Witt BUY A Fi ASS REAL ES: | UIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND Sires “Sire St, OC BAMRIE. Parallel Tomes w MITH, oF for offer oo GANT CLOTHING—WELL MADE, FAULTLESS 15 |" KEEP KOOL LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERS. How York ave, (00Ur SLUD0. 3: W. SMNTE Lt ioc Hare an ln of Che stannous at | pA FOURTH WILES FRGW Ae FIT, AND AT NEARLY MALP THEIR VALUE. | serene ment ;we"auld tsach. Be kool, kautious, and | Vv. Aw 8 [ANTED FOR A REALLY | “GOOD-FIT vaula ties Gt ah nw. Tories dost ete | Beuend aunts pes! pith pg LEVEL Hi ‘ —_ RuNKS, Y ALIses AND NATCHELS. pny ale uae Ok Caethe ened 10 ord chase a first-class bus the kind t iu scenery. The huusé is on the Antiotam buttie-feld, NOTHING MYSTERIOUS ABOUT OUR WAY or| ped tha fgeeaed soa Ags HOBENT DALKIN 324 Ha ee malerats | good opportunity Ai prison premises BERNA CS or terns: was at a pr uu, stock rapic reasing, whee,’ ~ _ DOING BUSINESS. WE WON'T TELL YOU WE! | BOMBASTES ¥.B BARNUM & 00, leave the city and stand fn uae of engine tn thet {NTED_TO BUY OUT FOR Casi A MARK SRSSENHTEIN Altes. ACE AND RETAIL GANDY | | | syste Rox a, Reedy u *, Lo north we rel 01 Oo ——___—____ = WILL SELL YOU SOMETHING WORTH 810 FoR | Hanc! | tant ante Ny pe nd talchon ay) pin fierce pro. line, be sure that you coerce eer tho phenomenally without atures, AQGrews ie? TLAKE, Star offitesy8- 13 2 business of 640.- | | Porest se HOME. BEST acct oMMODASTION y 50a, AND, WHEN You | fetosder for Hom bastes to rise sud explain by what mic | 378 931 Paws. Avg, | 10w Price which we areoffering them. ANTED—A LOAN OF $600 OR 800, FOR SIX = ~ Sy8-1w 7 yee ee oR . CALL FOR XT, 17 18 ON | reuse method, orby wlist circuitous rote uo suai | REDUCTI: |ARATOGA TRUNKS. Wa eee cea eee a > SONTNRSS Or nes pecence Ridrest P.O Bos BO" Castiestow deft EST. OURGOODS ARE ALL MARKED Ux Lain | “S*d set beiow the Er One a eee Ces a By. linge interest, abt Tiuat have it. Address Git i, STEAD, PUNE, CORTE eae ster dshny ded saan = we HERE 13 BUT ‘ONE LOWEST PRICE, Barrel Top, Extra Boxes, covered with extra quality | Star of 4y8-3t tainin, toet: I ig about Sig acres of the it quaiity of cl: 7 7 FIGURES WITH FORMER AND PRESENT PRICES. | argyeu must ey to Headauaziec tot it Mw Sosaee Reovorsoxs. heavy selected leather, extra iron bound edges, double Weer DUG. BORED, DRIVEN AND | sulicient fp ako 150,000,000 bricks, vozether with xen bese poaknons wanete Doe rats XO GOODS MISREPRESENTED. ALL PERSONG | meet on the strect will teli you that a SEATON PERRY era darttdcinaee oat peliype ned eo eas ormm odorata: darose Wr 4P. HOF® piie ec sia good codigo Ea of ace 1S ee, saat at tach te Mildew FACE, Farin Fooquiet | VICTOR E. ADLER'S 5 jyl-2m* sn wares. | snficiont to ” sbaiapechmas ya bie ‘TREATED WITH THE SAME COURTESY. | ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE ae fa eed (eee aly a Protected by heavy steel clamps, lerge “Excelsior” ENTREE FURNITURE, _OARDETS, STOVES, kepiie oui manning AD Ate fall capect sappy te A ace 3 ae ae ATTEND THE GREAT BARGAIN BOOM AT | is Headg or PRICES OF CENT A SEEING AND SUMMER = | i<kel lock, large patent bolts and corner rollers, web wi pester Beds, Clothing, Watches, Guns, Lstols NORE Poa lent cooking, sten- | FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, DRESS FAbIMCS, TN ONDER TO | 4tese tray inbody. and deep set up tray, containing Mh Bigs, eta boo ai Aa Pout CAPITAL THEATER, Ww. S i wronee ita tsk aeky: sroven a Wesriven. | anes es LOSE THEM OUT AT ONCE. Bonnet box, parssol caso, and several other covered aie That aw I if, 408 5 eB. if fra ioe, “ahudy) groves, aud five driven, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 09. anes oniy place, where, You cau purchase them at | o7 rwcH-wiise se tia INDIA SILES AT $1.00; | compartments, the lids of which are leather-bound and oan D-EVENYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE | "IVE. WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT changed, address 7 Th a | allie Coats and Vans, 5 { “SPECIAL BARGAIN TH PLAIN AND stitched. Large leather-bound trunk pocket in top, pirates pe all owF own goods and sell th AND awe STORAGE Were ie County, Va. ys it No. 400 7TH ST... W.COR D. areas So Vests, mpgNPES SELES, AP 750, AND 856, Uned through with best quality Spenish|imen, iron } {0° \OWth tes with wood yederencan STH AS Persons et San etn aie one WASTEDBOARDERS AT, MONTHORE, FARM ‘Alapaca Coats and Vesta, EXTRA RES CEMENTE” Tm IN QUISIRES AND bestow. aa a 4 BRON at Bees Clothiers and Tailors. avail themselves of the advantages offered by 504 Fut. eo Gr. wate dental chad ehonty of oni enh ico. ‘Betye Coats aud . mys sufe keepin ids, securit Ef "| a Revverioxs I Scermucter Coats and Venta, NOVELTIES TN ETAMIN pata th -SINGTAN rf Le pete ay hs ) = 7 Piste and other valusbles. Clothing: paints aly SSS Afareee E1146 KEISER, Monteuse, Mont. Co, Md, 10} x Crcals Songs and Yeats, ASD FRENCH ATER: eS he On Bald toe $90, p $25 500. iS ew (a RO Peri RANDALL | Stans uianen, tress, Sug cae at a i ero -26 ommend BLACK AND WHITE Laces. es: A Et Shade snd neitern. “MALRED BONS Flore” ox EMDnorDERED hesahaeed ies Fah, pe Sopher Seats asinine Gertestee Ee eotel at Gras Take adn bers. rather as i CHANCE-Coay LUTTLE 5: | GORD Fitna a AND HOATING 4 GREAT BARGAIN IN WHITE EMB. ROBES. | en's Seck Suite, bine, ie ab, strictly all wool and HOBEy ipa ona Cee nn be matched The seme, guellty | Se di General Agent SP BEuaDLE ey 086 | 996-6m aye De tates pea ue BGO; Bterences woquined: “Aa Sons WN MARSTON, S098 Tach sts tee “Clos PRICES” ON AI ING wuilding. ‘im* poe : - 2 ASTON, 20: We about WHT!) ‘RED © pvr —- i ie Which reo edie ae eee EES | wees soc fot state teeter blending | soylGtce st TESTIS iN Fh Hy Rey Pend PPA PRINS 18 PADRING TROUKS. Co ap eo es ea LOST AND FOUND. FURNISHED— ELIGHTFUL COUNTRY BOARD IN va Fads te vetoes have veen a6, $7, 88. 20-1 $0: we | Men's Cutaway Suite all wool, $730 Soa REDUCED TO 250. 36-inch, @2; 40-inch, $2.50. All strong and well | Hauid mo poder, Send die toy SCHMIDT Go Runderland Place news TO ces all ma. Rg a I The 9 paver tien a $4 sacl. (Conia say’, to secure | Men's Prince ‘albert ik and Pater ba mR Fixes ‘aha PRINTED BA- | ronda. perslowe a "st, Baltimore, Ma and’ you ‘OST—A GOLD BREASTPIN wiITH cOnAL acta at i. ‘Mis. A. FERGUSON, | poy's sui Pprara. “LOWEST. PI wetinconier. BET Pursell engraved on buck. il Saioetaa aaa thesthaan Bt te Post, @ County. Va _ 2% | ages 13 0 I ON ANDERSON'S SCOTCH : ‘all House, near Portland 11 "HE rR aSS ERNEST dade | gue Tey Set ‘tte ‘all wool, $5.12 ate ss te NORD, AND ZANZIBAR | leo grest reductions in VALISES and SATOHELS, Wie rep BOUNTY LAN Take Bi | sooo =e iota ees ea us Ener tice, fous 84 Oe L ME BOARDERS WANTED AT 2 ar ELM M,SrRIXG RAZ) 5, bew ‘CBALLIES. _— Advente Saite, eee bY pha Bundive win Gay casi 4 ey ae SORES SEAL. -_ Rafe en ii sceall’ irom aout "3 Pantaloons, strict]; All woot’ P25 for Military cards, of no use to ‘but the: ae bee ten fay? walk gt Rape ia WHITE GODDS, at 1240, wort | | We'lhaves few of those popular Sults tor bows Taft ages pete iveurors rib Tee | Be Fini ina or terviens ‘auy-war prio oe oh Viru $0 1986 LSthet, and deceive rewards yg | ye25-3we RUTHERFORD, 1226 Fet.nw. | free, board 48, et Summer Gove ot oo | 14t0 18 yearn three pieces, cont, voat, and pants, MILE Coons Ris ED : = wank OSE, BEOWH DOG), ANSWERS 70 THE Naat Rh RENT—THE DESIRABLE TWO-s' BY AND MILTON, dns Sap! Loodous coum tity Weare eGecinn GOODS Changer tas thay have evee | also, Men's Working its Sacks and Cutaways, Se SUMMER BLA nee oA J FE ” Warne ipa ads over ae ba ‘Reward it yorarnad to as lame are E cent brick. dwelliug, 8 rooms all mat, ‘xtra Baprains in HUCK TOWELS at 25e, be unvesied 1 Senay com in Choice Goods to great ad- W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Tre Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” “fHE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘A Full Stock of al} kinds kept constantly on band. ONE PRICE. a Gu LUTZ & BRO, 497 Puxwa. Avexvs, Adjoining National Hotel. ranks, end Seto | Makes at very Low ueie Safes aeiee at ‘Come and see for your- wet HBESEcs VICTOR ‘Eapiers TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 937 and 929 7th St B. W. Cor. Mass. Ave, STRICTLY ONE PRICK Open Saturday until 11 pm. Fn ep eae a ieee cole ‘ponitively not be sold on ota re or workmen. x ii Bax, got tort You tae a Babes ‘Ste all, pesnovally sie garments made in hises- nade Lela -———y uae GAUZE ie AND. ae sos CLOSES AT £88 Sinner pare SEATON PEERY. Peasy Bortpnra, aggo, Pennavtvanta eve, cor. | Ax Cosr For Cass. WILLIAM D. CLARE & CO, Succenors to TRUNNELL & CLARK, ‘Will cell at Coat for Gash their Entire Stock of Firet- Clase DRY Goops. Sale will commence MONDAY, the 11tb,end con- tinue Eighteen Days, ‘Odds and Ends partments tobe wold stigse an oo ee oe ‘All the balance of our Choice FRENCH SATINES ww ae Tyisu) 8: Ava! Ractagriyaly cpt Patterns notte be obtained else- We not wet ocr our skit Jow prices will "Ail eget oe charged wil be tour regular pron ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. oa Turos. ‘We have an ample stock of Thin Goods for hot ‘weather, consisting of SERRSUCKEKS, Al- PACAS, FANCY CHECK and STRIPE MO- HAIR SERGES, FLANNELS, DRAP ETB COATS AND VESTS, sleo LINEN AND MO- ‘HAIR DUSTERS. Our’s is no cheep stuf, but GOOD GOODS st our nsusl low pricés, which ‘mall expenses enable us to make, GEORGE BPRANGY, pice Ste he tes |= foe Be VOU ww SNOWe ba ANCE 25 Apes | the be myiioa ieee 4 Lined 2021 Hots. w 8 Posbetbeak, 6 cet PaIba 8. BET. 3108 B AND STH v8 ‘Cuarm, with erie 4 = ‘eturied to EVENING, ON OB-NEAE THE = RMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fst B RENT_VERY, DESIRADLE AND. ALMOST Fes / i raltatl Sa ata F™= RENT aa ae srg Jos ‘STABLE BROOMS, Ri Lips 1009 284 ot, W. Washington, D.O, SSDurama © ra | Sager a —MYRTLE va en | Rar OF; had Ses ely aes soto euser eae J.B BURRELL, Propristor, Certs ciAvantean Hotere eis ‘Tevet Weak! ———ririe hs ae: _SUBURBAN PROPERTY, HOME POR Tesort i subd: Foe 10 per mouth,