Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.6., SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1887-DOUBLE 8 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of anv ether daily paper publisbed im ‘Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. Eel ‘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 rubscription must be invariably paid inad- wance, pe ae ‘The newspapers outside of Washington which ave discussed the matter of the coming appoint- ment to our local postmastership seem to agree ‘What the President will satisfy a strong desire on ‘is part to Mil the office with a citizen of the Dis- trict, unless he becomes embarrassed by the con- Micting claims of local candidates. One might infer from their comments that the President, ‘While perfectly able to weigh conflicting claims to Other offices, and to pass upon the individual merits of applicants, must fall immediately into extraordinary confusion, and, in a spasm of em- Darrassment, present a District office to some out- @ider, if itso happens that more than one appli- Cant for that position hails from the District. The friendly contest for a local office of this kind be- ‘tween a few of the District democrats furnishes ‘Bo Justification whatever forthe suggestion of this @arious sort of vertigo, which 1s pictured as doing Violence to the wishes both of the President @ndthe people of Washington. The strongest @esire of the District as a whole, of the flew citizens who are candidates, and espe- tally of the great mass who are not candidates, $s to put a check upon that well-worn slander which represents this community as differing from other American communities tn that it 1s @nfit to furnish the men from whom those who regulate tts local affairs shall be selected, and which brings upon us and into local offices, through one filmsy excuse or other, a stream of imported office-holders. The single office under consideration is not of especial consequence, ex- ‘cept so far asa local appointment would indicate a Partial refutation of the slander of unfitness to which the District has been subjected. If the President has an inclination to appoint some local @emocrat to this office, Col Vilas ought not to throw obstacles in the way. The spirit of fairness and an appreciation of established American prin- efples should prevent him, even if he thinks the home-rule plank of the democratic platform does Bot ————_ A correspondent inquires why, if a private Vehicle does not need bells to warn pedestrians of its approach there should be any need of them on astreet car? It may be suggested, in answer, that a car is confined to a track, and cannot turn out as an ordinary vehicle can. For another thing, a car has no pole, and the entire resistance necessary to bring it to a full stop when under headway must be exerted by a driver's arm and an tron brake. For these two reasons, much of the pedestrian’s chance of salvation must rest with himself. Our correspondent objects to the jingle ot the bells at night because they disturb the rest of invalids. Undoubtedly the sound of these bells 4s something of a nuisance to certain ears and nerves. But the sharp pounding of the car-horses’ ‘hoofs upon the cobbie-stones diminishes the tm- portance of the bells, both as a protection to pedestrians and as a nufsance to tuvalids, With- ‘out the bells the moving car 1s accompanted by noses which give notice of ts approach and also Jarsensitive nerves. The bells are only a slight additional protection to some persons and a slight additional discomfort to others, and the question of their retention or abolition Is not one of the greatest consequence. With the fire-alarm bells it fs different. Tue conventence and comfort of the business men of the city, wbo at night are notified by the alarm whether they can remain at ease in their homes or need to rush to thetr stores and offices inorder to save by removal threatened property, outweigh the objections urged against the bells. A bustling modern city cannot be treed from all discordant sounds, Dwellers therein must and do harden their nerves, and unttl the ear has come to disregard the rattie and jingle and murmur of the street and other eity sounds, relief may perhaps be sought in the anttphone, the new- ly-invented instrument whieh 1s said to protect the ear from undesirable noises. The people of ‘Washington will hope that the Commissioners may hold fast to their determination to retain the fire-alarm system. In the whole matter of framing the present regulations for the good order of the eity they have suown a commendable readiness to add to, subtract from, or modify the rules sug- gested by them, when good reason for so doing has Ween shown, T can be no doubt that Wash- ington wishes to retain the fire-bells, Onevery account the proposal toexamine the books of the disbursing officers in all the depart- ments of the government, and compare balances with cash, is to be commended. No private businesscan be run successfully except by fre- quent comparisons of this sort. An honest book- Keeper would not wish tt otherwise, and a dis honest one ought not to be allowed the advantage of lax oversight. In the government employ the wmptation to easy-golng methods is very strong Rewsaxts Go Nexr Wess. W. W. BUKDETTE & CO. ‘Will retire from business in a few days, and next week they will offer 5,000 worth of Remnants, Odds and Ends of Every Description, at < their value. ‘The balance of theit immense stock will be sold at Jens than prime cost. Below are samples of reductions we will make toclose out quickly: na Black Silk for. 1-Sulk Rhadames for. $2.00 foe's Inetsin Carpe paire Summer Blanks tt ‘Bsc Gauze Vesta for- = Drawers for. rand Linen Collars, ‘Best Spool Cotton. W. W. BURDETTE & CO, 928 7th and 706 K sts. n.w. A Bosr Five Hoves. From 8 to 1 o'clock To-day tho Palais Royal's COT- TON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT was crowded. People even didn’t wait for the elevator; they ran up stairs, When we offer fins Lonsdale Cambric CORSET COVERS, with fine Lace Trimming and Insertion, and Edging with Ribbon. for 88c., worth $1.68, is it a wonder? We show Embroidered Cambric CORSET COVERS for 29c., worth 98c. It's @ job lot. Call early Monday, please. 3y16-3t B 2 A TTT eta 2 YY 6 # FR AA OT 4a B Aka OT R ERR A UA OT L REE A 8X N cog SOL BF A BPR TSN SOG OcC LLLL KER AAR RIN NN GGG Ss A 1 EEE @ A EOE a yr ee ae Ssg8 2° Lut EER T ‘We're preparing for fall trade, so we are closing out Summer Goods at a nominal price. Barzains in every department. For this week we specially quote HR — b aes HOR 0% gs REE ROY Y gay 33 ° a ER Eni y HOB ‘oo Ss8 H Eee BR OY = Two popular lots are our $2.98 and $3.48 Pure Silk Hose. We have them in plain Black and Black with White Split Feet. They sell so well we are sold out in some sizes in each lot. We combine the two lots, and thus can offer all sizes. Closing out sale price $2.48 pair. 980. SILK HOSE FOR 89c. ‘We have Black and all colors and all sizes, but some of the very delicate colors are slightly faded. Nine cente s pair is all we can afford to reduce them. More not faded than faded, but all 89¢. 75e. LISLE HOSE FOR 490. Some were 50c.,some 68e., some 75c., and many were $1 pair. They're broken lote. A big pile of pearly 100 pair, from which the early Visitor will se- cure bargains indeed. All at 49c. pair. 44c. SCHOPPER’S HOSE FOR 390. Usvsva Abvaxtaces. SEATON PERRY hoegpets to Panay # Baortem. PRIOI INVENTORY OF 8: rank 3 Qrrenrto tun BUAL ABVANT- 'N ALL DEPARTMENTS. oExoLvsive & STYLES” rh FINEST FRENCH SAT- ND FIGURED sy LAME, Be JAIN" IN BLACK AND COLORED SURAHS, SATIN, RHADAMES | AND | GROW S 1.25 AND $1.50. BLACK ANDO FRANCAISE AND 1.50 2. womat se 30LS, SUN UM~ BRELLAS. N AND JACKETS, 100, Hees TINbSr ALITY PRINTED BA STES AT 12 c.; FOhwit PRICE 150 NEW SiLG, CHUD A CASH. AND SHAWLS IN GREAT “EXTHA INDUCEMENTS" TN INDIA CRINKL SCOTCH GINGHAMS AND IMPORTED WHIT! ALL-WOOL FLANNELS ING SUITS. ALICWOOL SEROLS FOR MOUNTAIN HABLT WHITE ALL-WOOL, TENNIS “BEST ete GAUZE AND. SUMMER MERINO EAR AT LOWEST PRICES. NOVELTIES I ie gst = HANDKERCHIERS a YLAIN Si AND OORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRI Schopper’s name is associated with well-shaped, | fast-color Hosiery. Your experience is thst 4c. is the regular price. You'll appreciate the reduced price. A CROWD OF OTHER BARGAINS. Fino English Lisle HOSE, 68¢._ Were 75c. and 98¢. Irish Balbriggan HOSE, 22c. Were 25c. Children's English Ribbed HOSE, 25c. for all sizes, Gentlemen's Lisle Thread SOCKS, 350, Were 7: Gentlemen's Plain and Fancy SOOKS, 25c. Were 350. Gentlemen's Bicycle Hose, 48c. Were 68c. And SOME BARGAINS Pure Silk VESTS, ribbed, colors, $1.98. Were $2.48. Lisle, colors, look like silk. 7c. Were 98c. Exyptian Yarn VESTS, Jersey fittin, Gauze and Gossamer VESTS, 39¢. GENTLEMEN'S. English Colored Bal. UNDERWEAR, 50c._ Was 68¢. English Plain Bal. UNDERWEAR, 9c. Was 35c. English Faney Striped Bal UNDERWEAR, 65c. Was 98c, 52” We haves large show window filled with sam- ples of above lots. Glance at it. And, don’t think be- cause we only quote Hosiery and Underwear that we are not closing out Summer Goods in our other twenty-three departments. indeed. Public business 1s everybody's business, and everybody's business 13 nobody’s ®usiness, as the proverb goes. A man who ts naturally in- clined to be accommodating, and to do favors for associates, {8 under special ‘pressure in a govern- ment office, and the fact that he is doing work for vast quasi-corporation tnstead of for a private individual 1s able to weaken hig sense of respon- sibility. There does not appear to be any reason for suspecting that alarge number of goverament disbursers have been recreant to thelr trusts, even constructively; but,in view of the developments of the last few months, those who have respected the proprieties most scrupulously will doubtless Dethe frst to welcome an Investigation which Will remove from them every shadow of the gen- gral doubt and suspicion, ee ‘The effect of mustering the various separate troops of ettizen soldiery into a compact District mailitia organization has already been to stimu- late martial sentimen: among our youngmen, who are daily forming new companied All this 1s a wholesome sign. Should the curse of war ever descend again upon the country, the national capital will of course be one of the first polats of Attack, and then the presence of a well disciplined ‘thome guard will be appreciated. The legislation Which will be necessary next winter to legalize ‘the new system, and the arguments adduced tn Ata support, may impress upon Congress the de- mand for better general provision for the city's defense. There ought to be no difficulty whatever, and no tremendous expense, in guarding the ap- proaches to Washington, by both land and water, ‘with forts strong enougn to hold any orainary in Yading force at bay. The alm of the Fiftieth ‘Congress ought to be to see, not how little it can spend on army, navy and fortifications, but how much it cap do with such money as it has at its disposal. —- It yesterday's terrible railway accident in Province Ontario had been the first of its kind ‘there would have been more excuse for it; but, ‘unfortunately, this is not so. The annals of death and destruction on the rail contain several in stances where the wreck of oil traius has added fresh horrors to an already bad catastrophe. It may be impossible to prevent collistons on the rail aplong as human nature 13 not above mistakes and the machinery for starting and stopping ‘trains is not absolutely perfect. But it does seem Possible to Mind some safer method of conveying Petroleum from placeto place than transportation In buge tanks, as 1s now done so commonly in parts of the country through which ptpe-line com. Iuanication is impracticable. In Nebraska, at an earlier hour on the same day, occurred an acci- dent resembling im its main features the one in Canada, though the number of lives lost is sup- Posed to have been much lest In this case there ‘was a positively inexcusable act of recklessness on the part of the rullway managers in permitting passengers to travel on @ train to which oll cars ‘Were attached. This ls a practice which ts almost. ‘universally discountenanced, and ought to be ab- solutely forbidden by law in Nebraska, if it ts not already. ———— = General Sherman could not get into the citadel st Halifax yesterday. He kept his temper, how. ever (being therem greater, we are scripturally told, than if he had taken the city), and went good-humorediy back to bis yacht. Let us hope ‘that Congress will compensate for bis disappatnt- ment by giving bin some citadels that he can ‘Visit without going outside of the borders of his own country. Us ge SEES eRay ress, for a Waalttagtou, Sse as A S3y, ““P PAL 4a I$ BP RAE AA HEsss 4 Fast sna Tey tiie RRR 00 ¥ mm BRO OL FE oe RRRO O YY AAL £ RO O Y AAAL ROO ¥ A ALLLL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 3710 _AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. Axnez Boer & Co, DEALERS IN SHOES, 1211 F ST. Nw. LOW-CUT SHOES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN EVERY VARIETY. KANGAROO SHOES FOR GENTLE- MEN. THESE ARE VERY COOL AND COMFORTABLE. BURT'S SHOES IN EVERY STYLE. ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F STREET NORTHWEST. wie A Cun. A PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF ALL ACCOUNTS RENDERED JULY 1 WILL BE APPRECIATED BY W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, aie 929 Pa ave i Moscnns Banca Bele desirous of closing out ourstock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC ‘MILLENERY, ‘While there in etill Tevet at pecans demand for it, we offer our Entire MEA OM. J. HUNT 1209 F street nw. SHADE HATS for watering places a specialty. Jy16 alBe Conrouz. Gentlemen can wear mothing that is moreso than ‘Ycouet Drawers, Maw lot: j. & TEL, m6 935 Pa ave. Peary Borprea, ‘Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st, Established 1840. ay Tue rrosep coup WAVE HAS EVI- DENTLY BEEN SIDE TRACKED, 80 WE MUST BRACE OURSELVES FOR A CON- TINUANCE OF THIS EXCESSIVELY WARM WEATHER; AT LEAST FOR SOME TIME TO COME. THE QUESTION THEN SUG. GESTS ITSELF, HOW CAN WE KEEP COOL AXD COMFORTABLE DURING THE HEAT- ED TERM? THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE ENOUGH, AND THE MEANS AS SIMPLE AS THE ANSWER-BY WEARING LIGHT- WEIGHT SUMMER CLOTHING YOU CAN KEEP BOTH MIND AND BODY COOL. YoU ‘MUST, OF COURSE, AVOID EXCITEMENT, SO AS NOT TO BECOME OVERHEATED, AND THEN HAVING PROVIDED YOURSELF WITH SUCH THIN AND GAUZY CLOTHES AS WE HAVE TO OFFER, LIVING BECOMES A LUXURY, Ki SAKS AND COMPANY. WHEN WE TELL YOU WE ARE SELLING SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS FOR FROM ONE TO TEN DOLLARS YOU CAN IMAGINE THE VARIETY OF KINDS WE OFFER YOU TO SELECT FROM. WHEN WE SAY TO YOU THAT THERE 18 NOTH- ING KNOWN TO THE TRADE IN THE WAY OF THIN CLOTHING THAT WE HAVEN'T GOT IN STOCK READY TO PUT ON, YOU CAN FORM SOME IDEA OF THE EXTENT OF OUR SUPERB ASSORTMENT. COATS AND VESTS IN PONGEE, IN COLORED SILKS, IN CREAM-COLORED SILK, SILK- ALPACAS, ALPACAS, IN BLACK SERGES, BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, FEATHES- WEIGHT WOOLENS, PLAIN AND FANCY; CHEVIOTEENS, IN SUITS AND OTHER- WISE; TENNIS “BLAZERS,” WITH HATS TO MATCH; ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, NUNS CLOTHS, DRAP DETES. IN FACT EVERYTHING THAT'S MADE AND INTENDED FOR MID-SUMMER WEAR 18 SURE TO BE REPRESENTED IN OUR STOCK, AND ALWAYS AT THE Low- EST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND HONEST WORKMAN- SHIP, SAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AND MARI _sy16 AND MARKET SPACE. Exxrrsorprsany Bazsarxs IN SUMMER Goops. ied wide, 2he., worth 75¢. EILING, all wool, 33c, Black, pies ELLE’ FLOUNCING, reduced from Willie PONGEE, fine qualit desira- bin fof Dronsen ud Bashoa a Mt 73e Very INDIA BILES at cont: choice strlen SENG SILKS ant Cu baEge MOTD 81.25. EMBROIDERED CKEPE SHITE SHAWLS for seaside, 4 " evious to inventory we offer Qholce Dess GOODS at"lower prices tan ever ber fore. Great Bay ins in Remnants of all kinds. Saisok and White LACES. very ioe a, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. 416 Tue Loxe axv rue Suorr Or Ir. FIRST, OUR STOCK OF UNLINED CASSIMERE SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS, RANGING FROM FOUR TO THIRTEEN YEARS, I8 TOO LARGE. SECOND, THE SEASON IN WHICH WE CAN DISPOSE OF THESE GOODS I8 VERY SHORT. THEN, WHAT? WHY, PUT SUCH PRICES ON THEM AS WILL MAKE THEM MOVE. WE HAVE THIS DAY, JULY 14TH, GONE OVER OUR STOCK OF THESE GOODS AND REDUCED PRICES, MARKING SOME SUITS DOWN @1, SOME $1.50 AND SOME #2 EACH. WE FEEL SURE THAT THIS WILL MAKE THEM PASS AWAY WITH THE SEASON, AND THE PROFITS PASS FROM US TO you. DURING THIS WEATHER EVERY MAN WANTS THIN GOODS. IT IS HARDLY NECESSARY TO SAY THAT WE CARRY THE BEST STOCK OF FINE GOoDs IN THE CITY, AND THAT GENTLE- MEN WANTING THIN COATS AND VESTS CAN FIND ALL GRADES FROM $2.50 UP TO THE FINEST SILK AND MOH AIR GOODS. FULL SUITS OF INDIA SEERSUCKER JUST FROM THE MAKERS’ HANDS. FINEST GRADE OF PONGEE SILE GOOD. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE BLACK GOODS %.B BARNUM & 00, wis 931 Pawn. Ave. Pauranatony To Exzaxame. Within a few weeks we shall lose, owing to the taking down of west wall,» great deal of the counter and shelf-room we pow have, As we have not had since the opening of the store, half room enough, it does fot require much calculation to show that our stock must be re- duced to less than haif its Present size, there- fore sweeping reductions will be made through. ‘out the entire stock, tirmredesing Thirchasers: auch an opportunity as wethink pever before occtrred, Loasimuch 8 our stock is not the accu. mulation of years, but is entirely new and fresh. # Moxcur,. Jcxr 18TH, ‘WILL BEGIN THE SECOND WEEK or mm GRAND “INVENTORY” SALE or SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, ar ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE, Cor, 11th and F sts. now. INVENTORY MARE-DOWN IN FLANNELS. Customers have made big inroads into the stock of Llama Costume Flannels lately re- duced, We yet have achoice variety of styles for wrappers, sacques, sea-shoreand mountain muita, &o. ‘Reduced from 62% to 50c. per yard. Basement.) INVENTORY REDUCTIONS IN BLACK GOODS. Must go before stock-taking, July 30th. We think these prices should move them at once. 4 pieces 36-inch black, all-wool Albatross Get), extra quality. Dropped from 375 to 31, per yard. 4 pieces 40-inch black, all-wool Albatross (blue cast). Dropped from 50 to 40¢. per yard. & pieces 42-inch black, all-wool Albutross, (med. jet). Dropped trom 62% to B5c. per Lene (First floor) JULY BARGAINS IN GLOVES. Laaies G-Button Length Silk Lace Mitts black colar Fe. per “Unies G-utton Leoygth Liste Thread Gloyes, auished fngers,in tans and modes, “Only Oe, P{adies 6-Button Length Chamotr-skin Gloves, in graysand tans. Ouly $1 per pair. (First floor; center.) BARGAINS IN SUMMER CORSETS, ‘The following two styles are well worth your *115 dozen fine Zephyr Summer, Corset, light ‘3 dozen fine 5 Beuencootanad ‘durable, side. steels, all’ sizea, 30 doned Celbbrcted R, & G. Summer Cores light aud strona perfecting, lous and abo waists. Only #1 per bair. through arch.) JULY BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. ‘Weare lowering prices here and there through- ut the store witu a View of redncing the stuck to the lowest possible minimum previous to Semi-Annual Inventory, Juiy Sth. ‘Ladies’ Mushn Corse? Covers, iow neck, fin {shed ‘seaans: buttous and button-holes, good minslin. iced 1c. each. ‘Ladies’ fine Musiin Drawers, yoke band, wide hem and tucks, best yet sold, at 25e. per ‘Ladies’ fine Muslin Chemise, yoke of five eitise tersof three wide tucks, extra ood value, at = Bde. each. “Yodiev' fine Muslin Walking Skirts, wide catibric ruffle with two clusters of four fine tucks above. Worth (23gc.; only 5 (Second tioor, through wi INVENTORY REDUCTIONS IN HOSIERY. We propose to get rid of the following two Jotwat once, hence the mnaxk-dowst: 1 lot of Misses Fine Unbleached Balbriggan, Hose, silk-clocked, sizes 8 and 855. DROPPED FROM 35, TO 20C. PER PAIR. These aiz-s (8 shd 3) are plenty large for Indies wearlux a number one and two shoes Tlotof Ladies Fanoy beriped Aue Line thread Hose, in siimlos of Gray, Mode, Garnet, Nav} and biack. Exceilent quakity aud very dcairable for wear with low shoes. DROPPED FROM 624C. TO 3740. PER PAIR. $¥ These lots are hot very lange, hence an early call is desirao BOY'S CLOTHING MARKED DOWN. JWe want to sell halt of this stock, before July BOUL etock- taking” ifn need of Boys Clothe ing you can not find fault with the following Lew prices. Space will not permit us to enu- erate a quarter of the reductions. ‘To appre late the full extent of the mark-down the suits Must be Maudled, exauuined:cloaly, aud. prices Couipared with those whuich have heretofore pre- Yailed. We quote the following us ample Auctions, and request an early inspection of the tock. " BOYS’ ALL WOOL SUITS. 1 Lot. from 85 to ¢3.: is 1 ot from 87-38 to 25. 1 Lot, trom $6.; 20 iistinm gists tock ct Boye! Fancy agra a ot ine ya" Fauey Plat Ghoice varies of shacks and laida.” Sizes B to years from ‘a0 ead Boye Gray Gibghaw Aut Suite, alzes 2, 23 and 3 years. MARKED DOWN FROM 81.25 TO $1 EACH. 5a We think you will recognize this to be a good time to buy Boys’ Clothing. (Third floor,) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sta, n. w. see a5, Laxssvron & Bao. LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. Before going into details of prices &c., we wish to state thot all our Cotton Underwear ls "warranted; {hat tue tnish aud ft of our Underwear bas beon par. ticularly looked into; that the materials are the for the corresponding prices; that whea we tell you it fy worth more , tis a kenuiue and sincere statement. LADIES’ CAMBRIC GOWNS. pac fahenscd wth edge cf stibretdeey around eck r with edge of embro and sleeves, full rewular made, best quality cambric, oily” Hoes forier price, Sc. Biyle No. 2, nude of tine quality cambric, yoko of fue pin tocks, trinimed around neck and sleeves with cumbrie TuMle aid ede, 75e.; former price USC. Style No.3. is trimmed with two rows Hamburg in- serting, threo clusters cf fue tucks, Aulshed with el- Brvidefol edge around uock aud vlseves, Obe former price. $1.5. LADIES’ CAMBRIC CHEMISE. Style No. 1, yoke of pin tucks, Hamburg inserting, trinueg around with embroidered edger ouly O56 worth. 8: Style No. 2, made of fint quality cambric, yoke of all- over embroidery, skirt bottom, trimmed with em- Brglabred edge tic former price GLzO, Te style No. 5: yoke of ane ‘best caubrics triuiuned Srouid with Modict Insp and ber- Hing- bone finisied, only 8 LADIES’ CAMBRIC DRAWERS. ‘le No. 1, made of juality cambric, trimmed ibe Se kee poe cral cope See only 5 ies ‘Triuused with fine Hamburg. insert Os med with fine . set kg, deep embroidered ruse, ing, ‘two cluster of t y Toes: former price, 9 ‘Style No. 3 is trimmed with Medici lace, three clus- ters of fine tucks, best quality of cambric, only 980. GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES' SUMMER SACQUES fe have put closing-out prices on these Tatiios' Dressing Sacques, undo of fine. Inars iinen, cluster of tucks down tront, trimmed with rufiie of the same around neck, sleeves and bottom, perfect fitting, only 45c.; formerly sold at 6c. cpAmong cur Sacqies you will find a few odd sizes, ‘hese are made of cluster of 16 Taste down front and bed ih juality cambric, ck, trhnmed with rufte of eine broidery around ncck, sleeves and bottom, only O97 formeriy sold at O8e. ‘Another style in lawn, trimmed with six clusters stool ott ett eathe SY enkery Noun ee | Y Sround bottom, rudle of emiguidery around nec! lecven and boutons ina down Wout ouly” 860. hier: wold a cst Dressivig Sacques, made of fine India lnen, trimmed with six clusters of fine tucks, Mediel Ince. iiiug down and around bottom, only 81.08: 82: These are only a few of the man| eae Payor Weimention these a being Special Bargains, ‘reduced on account of being odd sizes and ‘slightly 9 soiled. ‘Our Underwear Department i3 kept separate ‘from. all other stocks, This fact speaks volumes to ladies desirious of purchasing underwear. Competent and efficient saleg-ladies to look to your wants. Our chief lady of this department is a lady of wide experience, having been for the past eight years Solvay in the Cotton Underwear business, and whatahe dosen't know about Underwear does not exiat. CORSETS. CORSETS. Show usa house that carries the assortment, we do. Show us the house that will give you another Corset if one does not give you entire satisfaction, | We will do everything to secure and retain your t ‘The following are among our brands: ‘The “Her Majesty Corset,” the “P. the “C. P." Warner's “Coraline.” W: summer, Warner's “Nursing: the “Thou the “C. B.."'the “Saluda,” the “500 Bone. the Diamond.” the Ve tis the “Oriole,"and af ‘kinds of nursing and children's Corset We Keep Corsets in short length, medium lengt! mer] worth, and extra long and if we cannot suit ‘you i as t A Rie a4 NNN Ses8 BBB vu RRR GGG. BB U u ROR GG i BH meu ee Soe El BB RE coe H aa BR 2 aS. fo iis ot EE ONE PRICE ONLY, 420, 422, 424, 426 77m Sraxer Store kept delight cool by our t re kept delightfully by Patent GIS | pete Sropr Your Isrenesr. Buy your DRY GOODS and CARPETS where you can save from 15 to 20 percent. ‘We are positively selling every ARTICLE at prime cost. ‘The Grand Clearing Bale: which commenced Mon- day, July 11, will continue ten days longer; after that time all goods will be sold at regular prices. Now is the time to buy fresh, seasonable goods at wholesale prices, pis 636 Pa ave, neat 7th st WANTED-—HELP. ‘ANTED—A MAB! MAN ae SaDER- Wrtnas ate apd the ‘ate WANTED—SITUATIONS. Wasa atrtearios iT ARO GRAD, ja sar othe. es Wagar = aa ae Office, War Dept, A. H. Wereecony ue ar_rauis farm hands, &o. :(3 white 13 to 16 a country. F. Bui i S506 row eM Pog dee WAITERS AND DISH ae Wat iashe ae pS EPA AN WASHER CA eT her aus uaten 7 thd. m, MASSAGE, St ranTED — a CARPENTERS TOOL REST: gla, dunt be cheap for cash. Address SE, F 0 WISER BAKER APPLY 220 FAST CAR. tol at, National Pie Bakery. W. J. SCHREI Fcan caer DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOK. Keeper; must have good referenves. Apply, 10 and 11, Cente: Market, Wwe ‘ED—A SMART WHITE BOY. 13 at EARS i | Suseamsn sae = SopoRED Th ANTED — BY A RESPEOTABLE WRITE women @ Situation ss nucse in 6 #. | willie to go away eood relerenoea ae eee ee ee . paid ta. 8 pits family." Beat of reierences. Gall at 227 Getruw ite tees ‘waiters, clerks mi ‘country, pountry, an Taree BI Warte-ar A LADY, A POSITION AS Tyre. Sr7ter ie lawrrer's offs: hee Remington machine: Dest references as to capacity. A Weer A YOUNG TRISH GIRT, LATEL] paves Sires = Fepeienceee: rit] ANNE gti ated! riasee Wares ITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN $3 Fears of ace, of food addreen, EEL Siorows knowheduee of Uusiness, beet of ref Srences Addreas S.C Tear ohee ele ANTED—AT._HEADQUARTERS —POSITIONS face or over, to learn a ood Uueiness, Car cf H,, Carrier 46, City P. 0. P, 1 HISS & CO.” Jy10-3t Wires matrean ‘Shen Valtere ‘Cok Cosch: JSNTED-FIETY BOWS AT THE NATIONAL | Men, Butichs aud Vaicta COOMBS & E suReesS Freo Press Office. Apply this evening. At" | _dvi4-6t" yANTED—HONEST, | PRACTICAL PARTS W ch location preferred. W. A-ORIGAET, Wankgtény Bc” PC -ANTED—ROOMS. STED-A LADY CLERK IN INSURANCE Office: «ive experience and salary wanted, ia handwnius. “Address Box 22, Star Soice ie AL HOUSE TANTSD—A GIRL, TO DO GENE nonin at at ea 20th 2 nw. It ‘ANTEDLA WET APPLY AT ON with, ean SOLS bast Conticiat? ONG Waste LASS RED BRICK LAY- era, Ifquire at warehouse, Government Printing Sinan cea aes 1¢ Asylum,or at works 01 National Press Brick ter !00, DAVIS. 3n., Contractor. Ww! ANTED-FIFTY | MER < ON SEW) TH ST. above Bo ay, 10, concrete, mun: Abpiyron work Tuenday fer, Bg. COYLE. 3y1 6-2? WANTED A WHITE BOY, AGE 17 O# 18 YEARS, corner 11th and Fst. n. w. Worenerat none two chtldren aud ms si ‘OUR APPRENTICE GIR tiveiy xt Plain sewers: paid wlio Varnine at Stine. SERLIES Dressmekiig 1110 F st. n.w. av EN TO SELL, SHETLAND-MOUN- muies ; fancy colors; largest herd in Amer- fea; eample pony free; rare opportunity, stumped self-udures ed “envelope. BY! RAUB, Boerne, Kendull Co, VANTEDTA | COMPETENT GIRL, GERMAN preferred, for general housework: m me well recommended. ‘1204 K st. now. Byres WANTEDIAN INTELLIGENT PROTESTANT white wirl. not over fifteen, as companion for two children; will be treated as ofle of the family Gress Box 71, Star Off ay WARIEDSERENCH (WOMAN GR GIRL Ag chambermaid and waitress, in family of three persons: one who speaks ho Euglish preferred, mrtg Mid Kat amet WANTED | WOMEN COOKS 81010 "#40; ibermaids, Nitrses and Lauudresses in ‘cit aiters, Drivers and Farm. Hands; Colored . COOMBS & BURGESS, 926 F st. nw. Wattien.s WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, and iron, or to dy general housework; to stay at ight. Must ‘come well recommended. Apply itn Ubtely at PEs W street nw, Sy1e-2t WASTED 570 EMPLOY 4 TAUNDRESS BY THE month, Inquire at 430 1ithst. nw. jyl4- WANTED A RELIABLE MAN AS: PORTER. Must come well recommended. Apply between, hours of 9 ‘Pennsylvan! Sua Onan st 0708 y W: ‘TED-IMMEDIAAELY—50, MEN-AT THE new reservoir, near Howard University. G. PETERSON ay13-Lw* Ww ‘TED — AGENTS TO HANDLE THE NEW ‘Chemical eyer produced: Ink Erasing Pencil: greatest novelty : erases ink in two seconds; 0 abrasion of paper. 200 ig 500 per cent profit: one arene sales Guys, another 832 in two Tours: territory absolutely ties sates ours ree" ood eh ho ladies nocd answers rmiuple, 30 cents. ‘For terms ha fall particu sy1d- iw? ‘WANTED = DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT "BI Teau, conducted by ladies. Men and wot white nd color F all kinds of domestic labor, for city and 10 with reference. T1s a at am Jeod-awe ‘charge MONKOE ERASER CO, Manufectu La Crosse, Wis, Wait: RENT FURNISHED PARLOR AND gineearatets ta reine aes ete eres ats Sak ouneRare dekh. terete eal ue st uote sae MEO RS aa at ANTED-ABOUT SEPTEMBER 15, BY FIVE adulis. 6 rooms, 1 & hall room: west of 11th and Porth of G sts. with or without board; 2 muat be Tur Rished: 1 as parlor: no objection to 2 rooms on 3d floor, oF to aback parlor, if ‘pleasant: terme must be ressdnable; house well kept; permanent if suited Shapes ferred; or three rooms, lard W HES pes Naan hed Room i the Bourd. Address, stating terme, Box 10% Star office. 1 W4STED-BY AUG. 1 THREE UNFURNISHED rooms in a private fainily, or part of sinall house, Py 8 gentleman, wife and one child of four years, He ferences, Ferminnent if sulted. ‘Address, statitig 1o- callty and terms, i SMALL HOUS! Wasnt axon; situated between Ist and 11th st, n orth Capitol st. Address C. A. B., Star office. Auewed act ea ns Nor 141, Star offiee. Ipi6-- 1M ) ANTED — FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED room, suitable for dental office. DiN Tis. = ws yaa --ROOMS. TOPARTIES HAVING HOOMS ‘eit we Present advantage to procure tenauts Kenting Agency, 938 F st. D. RAM 39 15-1w* ___WANTED_LOTS. Wan ANTED-5.000 TO 10,000 FEET OF GROUN horthwest: must be cheap, Address, with loca- tion and price, A'Z., Star office, dyl6-sste ‘office, THREE jorme and. ‘and near _ At FOR RENT—ROOMS Bi Fe RENT — THREE UNFURNISHED AND TWO Furnished Rooms, on second aud third floors, tor ht housekeeping, couveuient to three limes of care, with gasand bath attached, 710 N 16-30 POR RENT—T0 GENTLEMAN, OW A GENTLE: ‘man and wife, » cool furnisied or unturnished Toom; convenient to cars; bourd if desired: terms gale: ‘one block from Capitol. 125¢ Biba» Cap itol i FOR, RENT. VERT PLEASANT, “NICELY uisbed suite, Parlor aud Bedrooin, to responsible gentlemen. Callat 1140 8th st nw. between mee Fz RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED BOOMS ON third. floor, for light housekeeping, or will board; iiodern improvement room, fur . 11 YOR RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS, SECOND loor, facing north and south; suitable for light Jarge; cool; in every particula FUR- FE RENT—FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER, Rooms: bay windows in every room; corner house; new; south and east front; references ames) 110 218 18T.N. W. Furnished and Unfurnished Hooms; elevated. cool, and lelightf.ul location; no children. ‘ANTED-BY AUGUST 1, BY A YEARLY TEN- ant, a6 or 7 room house, inodern improvements, within 7 or 8 squares of Interior Dey ent; not to exceed $25 or $30: no agent; rent by the mgnti in advance; best of references. DIXIE, Star Ws iTED—DIRECT FROM Se and Lots in ail sections of the city to sell or rent sponsible parties. Raudds wil'be Liberally Jel8-Im* GREE! Any, Property placed in our ‘advertised at our ex & CUNNINGHAM, 1405 F st. Ww: NTED_DIRECT Fi FROM OWNERS, HOUSES and Lots for cash purchasers. | Any property placed with ua will. be, lBerally advertised at our ox pense. _ Rents col Estates mansyod. Insurance effected. HOLLAND & THOMPSON, 1313 F st., Adjoining Sun Buildiuz. WAN TED-MISCELLANEOUS \\ Pee $3.000 TO $6,000 AT 6 PER cent on first-class realestate in the District of Columbia from 3 to5 years. Loan not over one-quar- ter to one-third cash value. No commission. G, M., Star office, sy16-: ANTED—A LADY'S TRUNK IN GOO! ‘ition, Address, with prices JOHNS. Star For, He RENT_THREE UNFURNISHED BOOMs, Sopand foot, adults only, references exchange 908 12th st. nw. I: SOR RENT-15 A DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD, four cominunicating rooms on second floor, suit: able for light housekeeping. Terms moderate, fanily small, no children. Refererices. Rooms open between, ‘Tand’s p.m. Apply 1609 19th st. n.w. $yl4-lin R_RENT_BEAUTIFULL RATED UN- furnished Rooms in house fronting on park. ai ery low rates for scuson: coolest house in city: fronts Call, after 12 o'clock, 27 Iowa Circle. jy14-3t" R RENT—TWO SUITES OF NICELY FUR. nished rooms, second and third floo family: near two lines of cars: 1816 13th st: jF14 9 X ROOMS, WITH HEATERS, IN A ‘new house, 305 E st. n.w., for private family, with pioderate improvemente, " Enquire of 8. DESI 9th st, n.w., Room 4, wl JOR RENT—A FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, SUIT- ‘able for housekeeping: south front; references. 05 3M st. Daw, dy14-3t* ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Rooms, single or en suite: south front, sauitary plumbing: convenient to three lines of cars. Transient guests accommodated. 1121 Tst.nw. Jyl4-30" fi V TANTED—FOR THREE YEARS $12,000 AT 6 per cent, secured on fine corner residence in the northwest, ‘worth 820,000; Ashford's abstract, ldress Box 34, Star office. 3y16-2t R RENT—1720 H ST. N.W., LARGE, HAND- some communicating Rooms, second floor; board ¢ donired, gentlemen. preferred; one sguare west of ‘War and N: Navy Departments, jy6-18t" Ad 50) Dollars for thirty interest, Address Box 93, Star office AN’ {10.000 FOR TE: ase Ey es sions. K. K., Star offic spends | ANTED_FOR A MONTH OR MORE, A HORSE weythe animal must be gentle. Address AE Mh, Star off WASTED ~ 10, SHARES METROPOLT! veatment and Building Cova Stock. Address stating lowest price, ST. JAMES, Btar office. jyl0-3t* ‘ANTED—A Vy HORSES TO PASTURE during the summer and fall; excellent fields; of water: convenient to city by cars or dri Kaarees P."H. HILL, Washington, oF r ROBERT LEE HULL, Cheltenbam, “Prince Geonge Oise ary ty WASTEDSTAETE IN EACH STATE TO handle and control the newest and most success- ful advertising idea yet developed: its success in Hos fou is unprec fortune can ibe made in every Targe State on eta Sapltal Ainge aoman.tg take Great Britain. "Address THE 1.'P) ch Place, Boston, M Wig BORROW i FOR SIXTY DAYS Seri sive good bargain in wi age PAaTURE WHT aie five miles of Washington: 81 per week; excellent pasture. WAL H. MAIN, St, Charles Hotel, corner 3d | andthe ave dyed ‘W3STED_BY A MIDDEE-AGED GENTLEMAN, writer, accountant, and business man, brouhe up "to te law, a posiiion. Salary no object! Highest references, “Address X, Star office, WANTED SROR, A REALLY, “GOOD-FITTING, “eo ‘on before ‘ni ‘avery mn price," go to ROBERT DALKIM. 234 Hab noes WASTED HORSE FOR LIGHT UAE «nvGGy, for few weeks for his. board, or will hi attention guaranteed. Address WATSON, 18: i n.w.or401 7th st nw.at once, Jyla-zt" WATRSTS ave guaran. paige |¢ ‘and Sleeping 1eW OF 01 - dress, ivine Amount, kind and price.” CASH BUYER, tar ANTED-IMEDIATELY OY WHO WAS had a great misfortune, fashionable dress maki at reduced rates until the first of eptember. Cs furnish the very best references ‘Address Box 07 Siar Eg | ROR RENT—ROOMS—PARTIES WANTING ROOMS: can find what will «uit them on our list, Save ‘time and trouble by calling at our Room Agency, #; Fat. Information free. D. RAMEY. R RENT—! aa, OOH. AND UNFURNISHED Large, light. nnd ait reasonabl Transient Oc 750. and 8! THE CLINTON HOUSE: $50, 855. S438, 828 7th st.n.w. Main entrance, 826 7th st treet ‘the door to all parts of 1 Street cam MaDUN ALL Stadt FOR RENT—OFFICES. _—_FOR RENT. —HOUSES._ FOR RENT—HOUSES, 0, Fora full listapply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, 3y16 2007 Pennayivanio ave, nw, 11th st. a.w...6r., and x. e109 ; 16.50 338, PARKER, Cor. 436 and Cots. a, “FINE NEW RESIDENCE ON N 8ST, Dear 20th, 10 rooms, modern beautiful wood man Plate glass, mirrors, &.. Delightful her hone on “twaghtom, west Vath st. corte iets healthy: 12 large rooma, overlooking city: very Page O.amall bricks, 8 rooms, on T st, near 9th, __ JNO. BOWLES & 00, Feat" jyil ENT #18 PER MONTH—NICE SIX-ROOM frame in Mt. Plessaut; gat and water. CHAS. F. BAN Choice Honsos, with all mod. impe. bew double house, 8 roome, &: Droit Park, new house, with 1s Mass. ave. te. bewutiful house, $40; 2121 Houndary st.. new house. & Too £15 Spruce st., Le Droit Park, 8-room cottng 716 Oth st. n.e., 8 ro @ stable, only 1 1... 6 Foomis, $25; 2508 14th st. nw. 6 rooms, 3 CHAS. F- E, Bases, rt, TU rooms and siatle, | ix 331 Ma. abe i.e. "iLe 60 6:82 Boundary u.w, Or 826 13th et nw a etre, ile wi Bo shag oe 328 Tu , jorgt Tye Peace 217 619 Hine. tr. 3 isto 2 6 516 sth st. n SR cape ats de 3030 | 2102 H st iw. Zr. 0 Sor at ne 1330) tn ts 2 426 Prospect 1126 40 1998 2 et pret 40 1328 2iet oat : ne be 10 Wallach 17 £0. BH. WAR ER & CO, 016 F . nw. R RENT—HOUSE 472 0 8T. N.W., 20MS, ‘OR RE? E 472 ( 11 Room: Fo = RENT—AN EIGHT-ROOM | ‘HOUSE, 226 G st n.w. in excellent condition: rent €20- pet month. Apply at 1115 Massachusetts ave. jy 16-2" hy Ses Fount me BRADLES, vz? et ue Br1s-6e R RENT—DAN! HOWER & 8 SON, 11 1115 F sr. 28 ioeecircle, A2re10 7 ie 2050 B stn w. Oe Banke nese, Ur 23 60: 6 60. at. Le. 3129 24th st. aw, Or 804 5th st. n.w.. br 224 st. n.w., OF...-18 716 St. Madison stn.wir1s & Si F st. OR RENT—A 9-ROO} K HOUSE, WiTH summer kitchen, lacge rd, coal shed: mod. Good ication. Cars pass the’ door. 217G' st, Key next doo1 dy16-3t etme. ar 8.Capitoi st ordon ave. Fo, “RENT—A_ DESIRABLE SEVE brick, house: ‘bay window, cellar, bath. in first-class condi 50. Inquire at TORY BRICK, 1112 19TH D.W., 7 rooms. With bath ; modern improvements: | odorder. Inquire 425 Gthst.uw. Jylo-st OR RENT— ad tice rent #4. Mount Pleasant, #30, Moone, 2 100 1607 T's 0 1 Fayette Terrace, Gita 39 te Terrace, Gin 20 bet. 1. K. bun Also a lange number % tw we s Tie OR RENT— and JF mouth, #928 £08 Fry & pvr at Poh ste 10r,.a.m 4. ¢60 ast Det wt, Be and'siorn et) 31) it ER 4480 411 be M3..254 Cook SWORMSTEDT CSE excellent’ coudition Tnqaire 507 A stm BRICK, FIGHT modern 825 por ¥ Cheap. FRE EATLTBREESCORY AND BASEMENT Brick Dwelling, 8 roomie aind batty a month; 1137 otbet nw aueeageiod TYLER & KUTHPRPORD, a FERY DESIRABLE rioy-noo Brick, Dwelling. ayy €29 per month. Mines is fi ete Stamps 3 Fount 2 711 sth #t\n.w., wtore and dweiling apres Temenos 1629 Mana. ave, 137 23 Omtne Se 30 100 1501 Gat. n we 10 30 100 #10 N «ir 17th at aw, 0G QE naw 1c Lor 10r. d 24 Ist at aw, OF vipa "cats be examined ty TuOalAS J Fister ce 4 Pat ae por RENT—BY EQ HOLTZMAN, Massay-nr-Thoe C.83:h533 Uta Towa Circle. It 10 tatarette 04, {REtENISHED, fayetto Sq. Lae] a0 sah tt at. nwa Be ee Tr 100 A220 dth wt ne ep cael 1 34 1st st Se 8: 4 Tr. R388 Laas Tana ate B04 Bw LAr. PRES 405 Dw 10th ae news re yush foe “and store 83 ko 605 Guia A.W Las OFFICE ROME } ets 1311 F at. id Boor WAL Bat Mor La. ave, from 10'to th ws Hw BAL Pat yw Boo 124th ateee, 10r and i sta aw Property pincea witn me for re edvertinnd fevw of tnt ts they ‘of ist of broperts tur sale. call or aend at of j HO: HOLTZMAN" 16th and Fest, i T-310 M ST. x. w AND Come plete three-story” and. ba bot’ Dwele: —— all modert inproven rent reduced to SWOLMSILDE « BRADLEX, Gs 927 Fat n E AND STORE i211 G Bhat aire at S08 La COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. POR SALY_ON FASY TPRMS “A RARE CHANGE suburban property.a fine house wit Vinod, imps one acre ot gn of water on it. “Gotuer of Lith wud « Mrs Gen. Logan's. For further infor 207 Fst uw ROR SALE—100-ACRE FARM, TWO MILES Pi Silver Sprine stat wood condition. a Thome with necessary onl Brie SPENCERVILLE. Me iy, Md., a Store House and Dwe fue" fruit. avd wurde ter excellent; a fir busines Spencerville P. 6., Mouteomery FOR SALE 5 CAN sreix: #100: $10 per month. “Thix how tor sale in Con} with way 3 be Livisdons i! Lio Bons Circle, S-story brick, 10 rooms. t., EAtOTY brick, 10 rooms. and wtore.. 2-story brick, Or. juKes. Ke., call at office, ‘or full list, frulghoa 3y15-12t M. M. PARKER, 1418 F st, n. w. Fee RENT—FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, A furnished house near Fravklin Park, 81 13th’ st. nw. To careful tenant reut very low.” Good ence required. Fochebiog coe 71H ST. SE; NEW CORNER rug ick with Ii tore room; elegant locatios poniaone ke. jsut im) Yao os cs erdics ; ont 2f per month for the whole house ; splendid opening for the right ae 113-60? tor keys to & Se IR RENT—OFHICE ROOMS—THE ENTIRE AV thing floor of 1310 ¥ at.vadioining Bun Bulldins, from July 1st. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE. je0-1m. TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER loor, 635 F at. n.w., after July 1, 1887, ai $05 per Sage we 01 ge JOHN E. BEALL & CO, $e7-3m 1321 F st. nw. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS NOR RENT OR SALE—FURNISHED OR UNF! # Rished—A new House on M at mw. Fe RENT—WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR uilder, ‘carpenter, painter, oF other business; Tonpenty Cocued by ME We Pal v *., between Mth and 10th 1OR RENT—“LEARN TYPE-WRITIN Machines rented at $5 per monthaid eold on ‘imonthly payinenta, my4-Sm ““CALIGRAPH OFFICE,” 933 F at. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN Moy TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON STOCI 8, bonds, SH geod collateral. Commercial paper bought and sol ler in municipal securities and nomront clsimas Iw!“ " LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, 1419 Pat, TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 840, 000 upward ou city ta 1 # at. JMSNEY, 70, 108%, GN ANY AMOUNT Ow AP, rh Slee proved real entate,sitmate within the District of o CETOR: | Cpluibla: low rates of interest charred au BUGGY—A LIGHT When security isample. FRANCIS B. MOEUS, and little worn, Heal Estate and Loais, 59, City P. O..wivin $e18-1m 1331 F at. nw. WASTED IIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR second-hand, Clothing, Watches, Gung, Pistols, Stoves, Feathe1 all kinds of Household Furniture. 7 BOX Tassie oes? Hoagehel Vf NEY TO Loan A On Real Estate Security. HOLLAND & THOMPSON, x13 1313 F st., Adjoining Sun Building, Ww NTED-WELLS DUG, BORED, / DRIVEN AND repaired, All Kinds of nse, orm mode rata, Adareos WoW. MOE” ‘AT, 323 8th st, dyl. ua SD—-FURNITURE, CARPETS, 8TOV Pruner Bede, Clotang way Gane ees gud Household Highest cau, a. Aa BAUM. 210 7th ecw pales WAXTED-EVERTRODT TO KNOW THAT WE rufucture ail oUF own ‘and sell tom at fo epartion with xood peferehces SE SABE HSER QP 'sGAPUasuleeturing’ Clothiers and Tae a} F m Wine reriter: bast in no relae SRaNDALE i e world: S algerent tyles of type: auld to rebable perties ou tinall onihly pabanenias Purctasaeu Cauvarasrs ee q oquer agent, A DINSMORE, fiat e es UNTY LAND WARRANTS_ Wi jouxeroR, BRON, Attorney at Taw, Rooin 41, Lapralt we ‘cash for ‘Land War- te op sacvioes in any wt peor to the Hebel. i ‘piste mhi8-dune Wises ene CARPET CLEANING WORKS: 8 Fel oa made ove, wae Eee Sais ands Pe ee WAP ern ESERORE| feo and Terre Soatos cen except in Maryland my11-6m. ‘WANTED - STEAM CARPET. Nakirpuuemgeer, eels, S| W RISD ai SPIDER move CURE. na ley oe Seti ad ‘and $1 per box. ‘Pay Accounts cashed, wt on Buildiilg Atsoclation Stock oF other ro Collateral Security, “Wk BL DEMPSEY, “a 4 my TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE, Rees ESTATE LOANS LIFE AND FIRE INSUR- (tmy251_ THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. Mae ALWAYS 18 OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON Satisfactory real estate wecurity, in suuns to suitat aad G per cent interest, HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. n.w. Rk RENT—HOUSES. 21,00. w. far tr 8125)1 1201 11th st. n. 7 p-¥~ Pou. Aug. HL th st. nw. 10r fire. 426 Oth at 14: = wise ESEERES we essed RESEE Enon Dov. Or STORES, ETC. Str, and dwelling, 1314 Ser 7th st n. w., 1st fir., Fthst. nw. Be Str.rm. 1406 Peis Ww oy pe @ cor. “a, tres Wats mw gi oa 17a ae re Pa av. 5 Gunton Bldgs do0'La aves a The above is on! books, For full list cx rtinst Torbullghn secede the Ist and 15th." Uy15] THOS. E WAGGAMAX. FR House, St. Kma, 3008 8 To, mi — Lenox Bide, Per, ‘House, st ag Prem, 63 H. & m. 3 4 dackaon. 8 0 1353, edad Bu = Real Estate and lusursi MARR, Se sep ae ie. W. A COULTER STL Share se sGigad of building lots ‘ona utc and eautable co-opserm Plan. Circulars aid ylat at ottice BANTER & MacuOWAN, Avents, LOO 1010 F sty and MATTHEW TRIMBLE, \ttoruey, 3 E e144 ae SALE— : vasa’ ho t to Silver Soring | and Fenwick Y room and pantry , trout wide en rear cterowing rhude tines choice ker, beautiful nite, $400. Beautiful place of 10 acres Press. shade, ie-, location high ues, all and other try ealthiy. all ehiate purchaser #4,: Wanted to trade forcity property axood farm of SF — rare, 1 yt C7 Metropolitan Branch a 0. K Ke war iiandolph Station. will asus difference, if any. 7 ‘ —_ BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 200%-1010 F wt_ from Der M4 fence, mutaih Lake ark, BOQ acres uni 200 acres of fine oak tuber. This is undoubtedly one watered stock farms in the state. The bulld= at of 8 good frame mutision house, lance the 9 table city Fes: J. JORDAN, 20 Le Drow Building, (ASE—FURN AISHED—A HAND. _sy16-3t* DR RENT_C some Country Beat, Lie miles from wear Sole dhers’ Howe and raiiway station . (we! in, Denide. bath room, pantry. crliar, aud closets 4 fireplaces, hue ebade yard abd other fruits, an abundance of vevetables, carriage horses, cow and chickens; very reasonable to @ reliable, Party for one or more years. Address Box tice. JOR SALE—AT COLONIAL BE. eu-Touln Cottage, with bewuti HANDSOME nds at & at a plendid bathing, crabs! fi reat bargain sp crm tating. 15-20 {OR SALE—A GOOD COUNTRY HOME, BEAU tirully situated, within few minutes’ mdy of ington ; eutly located suited for s “eb thy: house, bat fen actos of land for’ @2,500; terms easy. “inguire 00m a1 Fees MANGE FOR 197M Stine IMPROVED BUSINESS ¢ ROPERITY Aine country seat, 10 acres: house Las 11 rooms, all modern inproveinents; stable for 3 borers, cow Ke.; cory house, and all necessary outburai kinds of fruit, fine water, and sade. Uuefour of @ mile trom "Grusslat aylz-aw HUFTY & DYER, 1:01 Fat OH SALE—THE COUNTRY SHAT OF THE LATE Foca tices, on Qiadensbure Pike's tales fone Lange brick mausiow , ail necessary oUt iy ce he Water i'2'DITi 1301 Fat, A VERY DESIRABLE * ao teres bud, 4 reg arable. lays beautifully ects: # tee roas Deady WS AI fees-lm A. PHILLIPS, 14:28 New York ave, ALE—S85 ACRES OF LAND, FRONTING ‘on both sides Conduit Husd, streichiog » trom jrooke Park Hotel to Cabin Jobe Pfs uc fronting jisprowed sluutey we abd outs sigan, uproved by oud osu al Tanto oay a © BEALL & 005 a eT CHOICE SELECTIONS OF 5 rte of from ote ore rene Mee ‘TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE, IN SUMS ‘Wo wUlt, at lowest rate of int Gt O HOLTZMAN, eed corner 10th and F sta. n.w, ipa LONE = eet Se ReneaT 2D ST. N. W..10 ROOM! TN Aug GEO. We LANAING woe, Hand 19th spe ine eed piese” ‘ONEY TO LOAN RRENT—A VERY DESIRABLE Dy G, In ‘to wule af S26 13th street — eee semevmmuens | PRS oats endl ce ‘003 vn we. 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