Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1887, Page 2

THE _EVENI G STAR, WASHINGTON: ‘TUESDAY. 4.--July 19, 1887 CROSBY 8. NOYES. Aitor. ‘The Evenina star bas a regular. permanent bene fide daily circulation more than treble that of anv other daily paper publisbed in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. These wo leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of Mme, and the address changed as often as desired, The subsertption must be invariably paid in ad- tance. It ts not true, as has been claimed, that the streets of the city are better swept and kept cleaner generaily than uncer previous contractors Performing the same service. If human observa uon, experience, and testimony are worth any- ‘hing, the reverse of this assertion 1s true. This, however, is doubtless due only In part to defective machinery or inefficient service in the street- sweeping department. A very large proportion ot the dirt Iying upon the streets and the flying dust Compiained of every day by merchants and house- Keepers, as well as by those obliged to be out of doors, comes from the wretchedly careless manner 4m which those engaged in carting dirt from new Duildings and other excavations are allowed to Perform their work. Heres a point where the Supervision and authority of the District omicials might very properly be exercised. Hardiyasingle cart engaged in this work ts.as free from large cracks and holes as it micht be, and where any fre found in decent condition ‘thetr loads are Usually piled so high that a large portion 18 shaken over the tail and side boards when the cart ts in motion. ‘The resuit 1s that nearly every eart thus engaged leaves a thick trafl of dirt on the streets from the potnt where it 18 loaded to the place of deposit. Now, there is no excuse, as there 1g no necessity, for this state of things, It 18 ob- servable that loads of coal tm transit are rarely spilied in large quantities on the streets. The Presumption is that if dirt from cellars, ete., were as valuable as coal, measures would be taken by those engaged in transporting it to prevent its Joss. At all events, the coal business shows that spilling from carts can be avoided, when desired, and it ought therefore to be prevented, Our im- pression is that there 1s already In existence a Fegulation to this effect. If there 1s, 1t ought to De enforced. If not, one should be framed and put into operation at once. a More may hang upon the course of the repub- Mean state convention in Ohio with regard to the Proposed resolution approving Senator Sherman’s Presidential aspirations than appears on the Surface. It 1s said that Mr. Sherman threatens to ‘withdraw from next year’s contest unless the con- Yention endorses him this year. Such a step on his part would materially change the political conditions throughout the country. The deaths of Grant and Arthur leave Sherman about the only formidable candidate to go before the national convention tn opposition to Blaine. Many men who, regarding him as having earned this honor by his public services, have forced back thelr own ambitions, would, upon bis retirement, step to the front and contest the prize. ‘The five or six can- didates whose names we now expect to see on the tally-sheet of the convention would then swell to & dozen, considerably obstructing the operations of that body, and possibly adding to the number of malcontents who would refuse to accept its arbitrament as final. On the other hand, Sher- man’s withdrawal would leave a way open for Governor Foraker to enter the field of national politics—an event which a good many long-headed prophets are predicting now-a-days, and for which ‘the Governor himself 1s by no means unprepared, ‘The news from Toledo will be read with more at- tention in ail parts of the country, therefore, than the chronicle of a state convention has received for many a day. —————— + ‘The clouds that sheltered the city from the direct rays of the sun, and the little breeze that kept the foliage in motion this morning, afforded & grateful change from yesterday's frying tem- perature. The heat has been not only very great, Dut aiso unusually prostrating in its effects. The ordinary Washington summer sun draws copious perspiration but seldom strikes. Yesterday, how- ever, cases of prostration ran up close to a score in umber, and five deaths are recorded. But the gan has been deadly everywhere. In Pittsburg, ‘where the thermometer lagged a good many de- grees behind ours, there were seventeen deaths from the heat up to noon yesterday in a popula tion just sbout the same as ours, Richmond, with 8 population perhaps one-third as large, had six fatal cases. Cincinnati, with a population some- ‘what larger than Wash:ngton, had twenty-six Prostrations and six deaths. Other cities furnish Mke conttasts favorable to Washington. It is to be hoped that the superlatively hot wave 1s now ebbing, and that the period is over in which the only possible approach to coolness 1s found tn contemplating the superior heat and more fatal sunstrokes of others. <a Dr. Tanner—not he of fasting fame, but the Roted Irish home-ruler—has now made it pretty ‘well understood that he does not seek the society of tories; that It exasperates him to have them ‘thrust themselves into his company uninvited, ‘and that when badgered he !s apt to lose his tem- perand become abusive. The language he 1s re. Ported to have used in the lobby of the house of commons last Friday in order to get rid of Mr. Walter Hume Long was considerably more forcl- bie than elegant, and he might properly be re- Duked by the house for his needless vehemence. ‘The idea, however, of suspending him from his functions as a law-maker, and leaving his borough Unrepresented in parliament because he allowed his temper to get the better of his tongue in a pri- vate conversation with a fellow-member for whom. he entertained an undisguised disgust, approaches Very near to tyranny. If the outburst had occur- Fed within the chambers during a sesston, there ‘Would have been more sense in the talk about sus- Pension. As it is, there 1s no excuse for it, a It is profitable to be the meutcal adviser of an tmpertal family. For two visits to the crown Prince in Germany and for the directions for his fweatment given from England Dr. MacKenzie ‘ands in a bill for more than thirteen thousand dollara. Medical attendance upon American sov- ereigns happily does not come so high. ——————— oe ‘There is a volume of grim satire in the bestowal Of such aname as “the Christian Home” on an institution for wayward boys like that at Hum- boldt Park, Ill, where they put heavy tron shackles Oa the feet of a twelve-year-old lad and feed him 9m potatoes and water a3 long as he behaves him- self well. Pazpszatonr To Estaxcise. Within 8 few weeks we shall lose, owing to the taking down of west wall.a great deal of the counter and shelf-room we now have. As we ave not had since the opening of the store half room enough, it does not require much @alculation to show thst our stock must be re- Guced to less than half its present size, there- fore sweeping reductions will be made through- out the entire stock, thus offering purchasers sueh an opportunity a» we think never before Oceurred, inasmuch as our stock is not the sccu- ‘Mulation of years, but is entirely new and fresh. GEORGE SPRANSy, wie 434 SEVENTH STREET. Stor Your Isrenesr. Buy your DRY GOODS and CARPETS where you ean save frota 15 to 20 per cent. Weare positively selling every ARTICLE at prime cost, ‘The Grand Clearing Sale. which commenced Mon- Gay, July 11, will continue ten days longer; after that time all goods will be sold at regular prices. Yow ts the time to buy fresl, seasonable goods at Wholesale prices. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pa. ave., near 7th et. § ASTHMA NEURALGIA. PARALYSIS, HYSTERIA von. Rheumatiamn and all diseases rested without medicine, by We T Paw t Co eaier $20 10th at. uw. ‘Office hours odes” Consultation tree: ae FINE EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. Once s year our Belfast Manufacturers gather towether all the Slightly Imperfect Hand-Em- broidered Handkerchiefs and sends them to us at. ridiculously low price as a “Drive.” This year they have come in the Bargain ‘Time, and we unhesitatingly call them the cheapest lot ever offered in our store. ‘They include all Handkerchiefs thrown out by ‘the overseers for the least imperfection, such as Pin-holes in the body of the linen, errors of learners in following the patterns, drawn threads, mistakes in color, &c., ie. As fine Embroidered Handnerchiefs afe carried more se sn ornament than for use, and as the imperfections th mést cases aro very slight, in fact, not peresivable while in use, we think our customers will bé pleased to buy them at the prices named, i ¢, Half, and greatly Jess than half the price asked by us for the sain ‘goods when perfect. ‘We have divided the stock itto three lots, as follows, snd baveconspicupusly displayed them on & center counter in tront of the Handker- chief Department, main floor, front of Cashier's ‘Desk: wor. Ladies’ Fine Sheer Linen French Hand.em broidered, Scallopped-edge Handkerchiefs, «m- broidered in White, Colorsand Black. Sold in Perfect goods at 75c., 87 3c., and $1. CHOICE 3734c. EACH. toT2. Ladies’ Pure White Sheer Linen French Hand-embroidered Scalloped-edge Handker- chiefs. Handsomest styles yet shown this Season in regular goods. Sold in perfect goods at 81.125, $1.26, 91.97%, and $1.50. coin St Se EACH. Ladies’ White Superine ‘Sheerest-quality-of- Linen French Hand-embroidered Handker- chiefs, lacy patterns, 1 to 3inches deep. fold in perfect goods at $2.50, $2.75, 83, $3.50, $4, 84.50, and 85. CHOICE, 000. EACH. ‘These go on sele Wednesday morning, July 20. WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, Corner 11th and F ste. n, Os:r Tex Sruume Dars BEFORE WE TAKE INVENTORY OF STOOK. Seasonable goods at half-price is good read~ ing: so good, in fact, that we expect our an- nouncements to be closely followed from now on. We are marking Tail-Ends of Summer Stock at prices calculated to cause their instant disposal. ‘NEWS IN SUITS FOR MISSES, CHILDREN AND LADIES TO-DAY. 1 lot of Children’s Fancy Batiste Suite, Sizes 4 to 10 years. 92.50, 82.75, '@3, 83.25 and $3.50. 1 lot of Children's Fancy Seersucker Suits, 4 to 12 years, $2.75, $3.25 and $3.75, Stock-taking Price. 94.50. lot Misses’ French Gingham Suits, with combination of fancy pique. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 yeara, Were..... 85. Liot of Children's White Pique Suits, sizes,6, Sand 10 years, Were..... $5. 1 lot of Missoy’” Wits India Linen Sulte. ‘Sizes 12, 14 and 16 yeare. Were. Stock- 84. 1 lot of Ladies Fine Sateen Suits, black and white figures, Sizes 34 to 42. 1 lot of Ladies’ White Lawn Wrappers, yoke of fineall-over embroidery. Sizes 34 to 40c. Were. 05 and 96. Stock-taking 93.75. NOTE—We have opened another 500 of the All-wool Cashmere Shawls, in cream and car- inal, worth $1.25, only $1 each. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S, Cor. 11th ang F ste. mw. a9 ¥ y o Sag Early in the season we laid in slarge stook of Fancy Percale Shirts to sell at $1 each—and exoellent values they were at that price. Oue pair of cuffs, one stand- ing and one turn-down collar go with each shirt, THE PATTERNS ARE GOOD, and they fit perfectly, but somehow they move slowly in comparison with finer grades of Percale Shirts to be found here, Why is this? that’s what we want to find ‘ut, and to that end we have marked them to sell from nowon at SIXTY-FIVE CENTS BACH, ‘nd see if that will move them. Here’s an opportunity to purchase a perfect-fitting Fancy Percale Shirt, with one pair of cuffs and twocollars, for less than it cost to Produceit, Takeoneoradozen. They're marked to sell, BOYS’ PERCALE SHIRTS, ‘with one pair of cuffs and two collars to eseh shirt, that we've been selling at 50 cents each, are now going ‘THREE FOR A DOLLAR. ‘We mean business here. When we advertise an artl- Cle it is for sale. You'll find it bere unless you're too late. We don’t limit you to one of a kind, In fact, in this particular case we shall not sell LESS THAN THREE ‘boys’ shirts to any patron; those three will cost just $1. Bargains like these won't last long. If you want ‘any now is the time. 84KS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, gig S=VENTH AND MARKET SPACE EORGE LUA, PRACTICAL: WA: pe ee Seana iad and Ger wilt fe styour house. Addreas eee ns a, ay1é Fon Coxronr. ds org lot 16 “935 Pa ave, J.C. Horcamor, TaronTEzn, MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICER LACES. aes DRESS FOSTER Per 210 wr PashonLvanea al Wane Is Taz Max THAT IS NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO AND LONGING FOR “SOME BOUKDLESS OONTIGUITY OF SHADE" OB FOR ANY OTHER Coot SPOT? NOT EVERY ONE CAN FIND If, BUT EVERY ONE OAN FIND THE NEXT BEST THING, TO Wiz, COMFORTABLE CLOTE- Na. WHEN A THIN COAT, GENTEEL IN STYLE AND CUT, CAN BE BOUGHT FOR 500, THERE IS LIMNLE REASON FOR ANY ONE TO BE UNCOMFORTABLY DRESSED. WHEN A SEERSUCKER COAT CAN BE HAD FOR $1.50, OB A HANDSOME NEW STYLE OF THIN COAT AXD VEST FOR 83, THERE 18 LITTLE EXCUSE FOR WEAR- ING WOOLEN. AND RIGHT HERE WE WANT TO EMPHASIZE THE BEAUTY AND THE QUALITY OF OUR $3 COATS AND VEsts, IN FINE GOODS WE “LEAD THE VAN." IN NO OTHER STORE IN WASHINGTON CAN YOU FIND 80 MANY FINE THIN GooDs OF THE NEWEST AND MOST DE- SIRABLE STYLES. KEW LOT OF PONGEE SILK COATS AND VESTS. THESE ARE THE THINNEST GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR TO BE FOUND, AND THEY ARE AT THE SAME TIME VERY STRONG AND DURABLE. PANTS MADE TO MEASURE FROM SAME GOODS ‘TO GO WITH COAT AND VEST IF DESIRED. BEST QUALITIES OF INDIA SEERSUCK- ERS, IN BLUE AND WHITE OR BUFF AND WHITE. IN STRIPES ORIN CHECKS, ALL GRADES OF MOHAIR AND ALPACA COATS AND VESTS. EB BARNUM & CO, ay19 931 Pawn. Ave. Souz Grove Bancars. The “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves are tried on. Some- times a lady will have aglove tried on that is too mall. Some ladies are not satisfied unless ahalf dosen pair are tried on. For above reasons we have accumulated about 100 pair “Palais Royal" Kid Gloves ‘that are slightly soiled, and which we offer at 68c. Pair. None were less than $1.35 and from that up to @1.98. An carly call is in order. THE PALAIS ROYAL. iG RRR ERE A TTIT &°% ROR E = AA + Soo BEB AA FE coG RR EEE AA T cco EA 1 a Ger RE & RR TESS coq Bok Be MARE HEAR § co COOLLLL ERE A AR R ITN NN GGG A L ERE SoS 2° tut Eee 7 ‘We're pteparing for fall trade, 20 we are closine out Summer Goods at s nominal price. Bargains in every department. For this week we specially quote rer SS, II a RI Ag MWOste my rs E : oe HOH oo? Se8 Ht Eee ROE OF x ‘Two popular lots are our #2.98 and 83.48 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 ineach lot, We combine the two lots, and ‘thus can offer all sizes, Closing out sale price 82.48 8 pair. 98c. SILK HOSE FOR 890. ‘We have Black and all colors and all sizes, but some of the very delicate colors are slightly faded. Nine cents & pair is all we can afford to reduce them. More not faded than faded, but all 89c. ‘75c. LISLE HOSE FOR 490. Some were 50c., some 68c., some 75c., and many ‘were 81 pair. They're broken lots. A big pile of nearly 100 pair, from which the early visitor will se- cure bargains indeed. All at 490. pair. 44c. SCHOPPER'S HOSE FOR 390. Schopper’s name is associated with well-shaped, faat-color Hosiery. Your experience is that 44c. is the Fegular price. You'll appreciate the reduced price, A CROWD OF OTHER BARGAINS. Fine English Lisle HOSE, 8c. Were 75c. and 98c. Irish Balbriggan HOSE, 22c. Were 25c. Children’s Knglish Ribbed HOSE, 26c. for all sizes, Gentlemen's Lisle Thread SOCKS, 350. Were 75c. Gentlemen's Plain and Fancy SOCKS, 250. Were 35c. Gentlemen's Bicycle Hose, 48c. Were 68c. And SOME BARGAINS in ooo 00. ge oy > E oo 00 0 cco 00 00 tru Cv NNN) DDD EEE RRI ¥ § HEe DD z, R 7 oe ge DDD EEE R BR ww twee ai a RR Ww WwW EEE AA BRE = LADIES’. Pure Silk VESTS, ribbed, colors, 81.98. Were $2.48. Lisle, colors, look like silk. 79c. Were 98. Exyptian Yarn VESTS, Jersey Atting,j4e. Were 8c. Gauge and Gossamer VESTS, 39c. Were 480. GENTLEMEN'S, English Colored Bal. UNDERWEAR, 50c. Was 68c. English Plain Bal. UNDERWEAR, “9c. Was 35c, SS Fancy Striped Bal UNDERWEAR, 65c. jaa 98c, "a7" We havo a large show window filled with sam- ples of above lots, Glance atit. 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. P & ALLLLA 4A: RRR, 00. rs ae iets gy AE E Eo $ *4tu (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 3y16 AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. —— Ee eo Usvsvat Anvaxrsazs, SEATON PERRY Guccessor to Penar & Buoraeny. PRIOR TO TAKING ANNUAL INVENTORY STOCK 18 ¢ QFEERING “UNUSUAL AUVaRT- 7 VE STYLES” IN FINEST 1 seer | RE eat IN FRENCH SAT- He ALN S FEATN AND FIGURED ee TRDIA cegNa? etaerxe, BE “sre Ss" IN Face ays GOr0) ‘ED Sas de BABS: SUMMER Pi DWEST PRICES. — ‘NOVELT 3 ye ae SEATON PERRY, Pznay Boroma, 2 Heanezivatio eva, cor. Oh 9, q tae Minsnons Biscane. ‘Being desirous of closing out ourstock of whi BROBTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY, ‘while there is still a demand for it, we offer our Entire ‘Btoek at greatly reduced prices. MRS M. 3. HUNT 1300 F street n.w. SHADE HATS for watering places 6 specialty. $716 H. D. Bam wa me ha eon mbl7 ae S THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. cf ‘W. W. BURDETTE & 00. ‘Will retire from business in a few days, and this week they will offer $5,000 worth of Remnants, Odds and Ends of Every Description, at their value. ‘The balanceof their immenso stock will be sold at Jess than prime coat. Below are samples of reductions we will make toclose out quickly: ear ai Clark's Best Spool Gotton 4y16-Bt = a » weHiteousSss x W. W. BURDETTE & 00, 928 7th and 706 K ste. nw. You Are Conpury Ixvire> T. BALE, RED LETTER ‘BALE. ATTEND VICTOR E. ADLER'S ANNUAL RED-LETTER SALE. Commencing MONDAY, July 18, A reduction of ‘Teu Per Cent om all ‘Men’ suits, LOSS! Jo,uk on Overy mult that is sold RED _ fMlendinean tofolowterateet RED ‘arid mean to follow the pat LETTER duty, however unpleasant and uu- LECLER Profitable we may find it ‘SALE Men's Cassimere Suits $3. less ten per cent, ‘Men’ Bue Sheri Suit du U8: lessten Mie Suit 7.88. be ns less every year. lief we inaugurated the Annual ‘and Semf-annual RED LE ntl hs’ Boys’ aid Chil- ‘which ineans LOSS! LOSS! $49 is Gi fen per cent, es Men's Dark Mixed Suits ten per cent, 88.78, ‘ien's: Dark Brown Cass, bits, Tesu ton EER ented dere ttt titled to wt Tena SALE. TWO BENEFITS. per cents fist the Peuple are_ RED LETIER SALE. ‘actinw tipon this be- ER SALES, Look on the original tickets for regular prices and then taws forreduced will find mark Suits, ages 13 to 18, less ten Suits, strictly all wool, so. ten per cent, 84.61, strictly all wool Ci less ten per cent, Suits, Dark Plaid, PEOPLE shalt ‘That er cent, TESMEN Goo m the prices, which you in KED. Bo} 1.7. oye Suit iecks, 83. 5.29, wool, 86.50; -exged sty Cr ere aac plow he propene that THE have theirs, much ‘to the discomfiture and chagrin of Bombastes & Co., who, with the bland tof ‘smiles,’ will show you anarticleand sweat that it isnot Gamaged a partic twee, then y Boon beat by Blower, of lower ohey to fet the “Valey fey 10 408 the “Walley Bloné and come up alittle h fo Seventh “and nt wear ‘owil find you've Brac, Buster & RED enth Street. LETTER. re the better SALE. verely ner, sets ‘Maasach aveune, for instance, and patron- OLD RELIABLE, ize y name is the synoym oichildren’s Sults, #2: lees ten recent, $1.80. 30, 0. rks ten per cent, VICTOR E. Children's its #3, hs maa per ‘Childrens Sits fen per cent #2 Suits $3.90, 3.51. ADLER'S. TEN IER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR, 927 and 929 7th Street N. W., Corner Massachusetta Avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICE ay18. Open Saturday until 11 p.m. a, ll TTTT FFE MM MM Ur T Hog i t 0 r 88 & 00 La NOTHING NICER THAN A WHITE SUIT FOR HOT WEATHER, LOOKS AND FEELS COOLER AND MORE COMFCRTABLE THAN ANY OTHER MATERIAL, WE HAVE REDUCED OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WHITE GOODS AND THEY ARE NOW SELLING WAY BELOW THEIR REAL VALUES. DO NOT FAIL TO EXAMINE OUR BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FRENCH ORGANDIESIN STRIP! CHECKS, WE SOLD THEM AT 35 DUCED TO 20c. A YARD, THEY MAKE. SOMELY. ALL OF OUR WHITE PICQUES REDUCED; YOU CAN BUY THEM NOW AT 210, HAVE FALLEN FROM 25c. AND 300. WHITE WOOLEN GooDs. * THEY MUST ALSO COME DOWN, and will have to take a pretty steep tumble too. We have a BEAU- TIFUL PIECE OF WHI! E CANVAS CLOTH, ALL- WOOL, AND 42 INCHES WIDE, the very thing for adress at the seashore. It is marked to ell for 60c. the price we have now put on it is 450.9 yard. We think that will sell it. Also a piece of OreamTricot, £4 inches wide. We have been getting 81 a yard for it, now 75c. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We have something here that would make « hand- some white suit. That isa lot of 45-inch Swiss flounc- ing, covered all the ‘special price 59c. a yard. ‘Then in our Ladies’ Neckwear Department, 1 lot of extm long Chemisettes, the best goods made, selling them now from 25 to 40c., will sell them for the next few days at 120. And we could go on mentioning reductions by the ‘hundreds, but you mnst come in and eee them for yourself as we can only give you an idea of what they ‘are through an advertisement, 418 BBR BoB AA a AA BB A A y up and really worth 81, : Bh e888 Ee Rate i ow RM : 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Treexvovs Scarce Suz Tus WEEK OF FINE CLOTHING Suits worth oa aT K HALL, Corner 10th and F streets, PRICES TORN TO SHREDS, 12 for 7.50. tute worth $15 for its worth ker Conte and wenn worth Coats and Yeats worth Becrsucter Coste stat Yeats worth Becraueker Conte and Vents wort Black Alpaca and lorfolk Jackets wort Jackets wort! d_ men, or al ay Hie 3 for €3.50. Bb for ba-00- 320 for 3.25 for a ae eo ane and found peng, at man, Sons Keo Ve Eaneaet Soon bah ert oo ‘TO 18, fara é REO. FOR fase BOYS 5 TO13, hppa iss onbal, ‘which will be secrificed TUES WANTED—HELP. AY, JULY 19, 1887. FOR RENT-HOUSES. _| _ FOR RENT—HOUSES. a — TNER r—040 . N.W., TWO OR SALE—FURNISHED OR UN: Wiener db ofice hig iocation referr ftralaied Roo oor: caterer pest eee eee eee CHET, Washington, DC o 318. Mat. TWO WHITE WOMEN. OF Le ‘COO! Fo RENT- OR REN’ we for genera) an FE of ExT ayo ORNS gentleman Sank. Bat he Fossey sta, si! Nees ae ee a12 that Dw. f was: rent 23. “Apply 11 and nestness, felrose tnstitute, Hyattevil tg *OR RENT. BENT—HOUSEA. + ’ Were TED EXPERIENCED HAND ON COL rant AO} Gt. 2 fay window ince ase 1 ou hing, (Apply at the WEST EXD | ifdesired: near U8. Peuslon Ofc: Seopa Sor: 1OgD st ae.14¢ $03 18a at peg: Ww 3 Penns at paren location. 3 es aw. 3 a large i Wastes =A PLUMBER, MER AIELY AT 8140 Dy = | OE RENT—1599 8 SR FLOOR Pa Figaten tt *. Je---30 2 ae a eet wn om ington. a ees > New Hampshire. 7 ANTED-YOUNG- WHITE MAN —Z)~DRIVE | Mtbed fur heuscheepiags amy to pt sre. w. 8 = r Wares gon and’ clerk arin Gatien Mes RIVE eta cae eter - LTE. eal Cont Pane G28 gpa 6 ce ET RNS aE Sia. e) 4 Tone sesso. POF MOU, Wrtcourcmce emt ea: OR RESTROOMS PARTIES WANTTGROQNS SOUL stnws ar Sleyglansaves 6 room, hota ed ee We¥ BRIGHLAYE mpd what will suit. them on Hist, Bave | #2} Sth, Qed Teh we. a. APS... WANED SIWENTY: SRIONEATERS AT 4 calling at our Room 1 ‘$38 | 10) A stn... Or. POO and 200% 10h st = Leste. aa Fe Information tive. D.KAMEY._jy3 Sw* | S51 Side 331 Payne Wax A GOOD GIRE To COOK “AND pia | FPORRENT— THREE UNFURNISHED AND TWO | "ve. r M st, completely, STED—A GOO ve Or FS ew renere! bose ork; must stay at night, eB in byrnisbed Per mewetg Rta ag ge nat, — lle Py ote. 3 Wate BOY TO LEARN JOB PRINTING, nent Dath attached. 710 Nat. mw. Jyi0-St~ | G20 Nig OR RENT wets 96 V gye,with some eaperience prefer {iuies | JROR RENT—A_ SUITE OF “ROOMS, SECOND | 82> ¢ it ws si aw. Be Bore 1r.ams.@60 40D etae, Or. mt 22S 3 syle Fix ihe orth and for jight fy sse adele ae: na ie selon a0 SH fee iat, 3} Wee Dede one ORD RO TR Sane GERAD RSDITE | SSSR OE: Lee: Baader ‘STORES, ETC, pravis trina 254 Come aliey nee Br ferred. Apply to 1315 Ohio ave. n.w. ee ES ae aon EAUTIFUL SUMMER | Str,and dwalling, 2014, Weriams fae GENTLEMAN FOR A FOSITION must come well recommended: city SESS ity atin Cri tng Oe WANTED; DUNDORES ENPLOYMEN mducted by ladies. Men and colored,for all kinds of domestic labor, for cit springs,with reference. 717 M st, hw. Je21 Wataspsht RESPECTABLE BOY FO! FOR HOUSE Jerrice well tarommended, | Apply at 712.1318 at. between 9) and 11 in the morning. Waren AND WAITER, AT 216 a ightaway. iyi8- ny ite women, whits ANTED—A COMPETENT NURSE. MUST. £0) ill Fecommended. Apply between mn (8th and Pa. ave, office, Boating sitive ra sett BNE soy Te en bane 468, La ay Phase es tos ‘Rooms; bay windows in every room; corner house mm: south and east front; references Feauiped, 3ipt Fe, aT oe ‘A DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD, our commyanicating foome on second floor, wait: 711 7th st nw, store 2d dweling " rt Parsee Terme mnoeraty tantly | at Fh mall, ho children. Heferences. ween | © 4r., office’. and p.m. Apply 1600 10th sk nw. dpldlan | Vernon hes va TE Erg es be} R RENT—1720 H ST. 3 | paige vides it denired: gentlemen prefer The rhe abuve Pisaif A eriien 6¢ the Sespecty on iat Warand Navy Departments. Bre Monty 8 portion of te Dulletiu ieemed ch ROR RENT—FURNISHED_ AND UNFURNISHED eT ang ten Se THON ee wacU AAS apa! Fe RENT—MERIDIAN HILL, BETWEEN 16TH Net and at Transient | Mana'i rth, one square stove Boundary, freon aN house: water iu the yard: 10 per mouth. Ynquire | THE CLINTON Housk. 85 820, 888 Tea | Heat door By AWTEDSAXC SWIFT ONE on pO streod ay nc MEn eUEERICG: JOR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK. Tios o ST; W: i root cab pane the door tal parte of the city, mo, three small all musders con? SWesrhuiigger in be ror Bain dr aL je6-Sin_ | vorlentes: €35 bet mouth in wlvaice Hugues gs $3) ANTED—A RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN FOR xO Hi a ae eneral housework in a stall famil at night and have personal referenc Gand 8 p.m., 1804 G st. nw. WAS THD HOTEL HEAD COOK, SECON: 20 Waiters tr resort; Women Cool worker, Maids. Nurses. Farm and Dairy Laborers, Union men. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, G13 7th 1 V [Atri Guitar de Teanae case band to work. J. COYLE. Jy Wittens Cke OTE, AND FEMALE farin hands, &c. ;(3 white girls gigy years.) This and other cities and country. F. M. BURNHAM, 630. ., Jy 16-6t* We ED-PIE BARER. APPLY 990 East CAP itol st, National Pie Bakery. SCHNEL- Wik oe age or Ove and Bustiers Cabot H., Carrier 46, Ci HISS& CO. jy16-Bt WASTED—S0 FIRST-CLASS RED BRICK Lay- ers, Inquire at warehouse, Government Printing OMenor con ict building at Jusane Asylum,orat works of National Pres Brick Co., W: aterloo, Va 3516-3" ". DAVIS, 3R., Contractor, N COOKS 810 To 840, nbermaids, Nurses and Laundresses in cit wy: Walters, Drivers aud. Fi Sten Cooks: dy 146i? —IMMEDTAAELY—50_ Teservolr, ear Howard PETERSON & CO. WANXTED-A MAN QUICR TO LE \ aCe jangatal shties to raiesent ene ity, respo me 0" Te Reh Aci tieke suit Se ANTED=A GOOD, SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, to take charce of lane dinine-roo Tellable “reserence. Address BUTE DOUBLE ENTRY wi Wantep—a THonovan Bookkeeper with experience and a general ku edve of business ix open to an engagenteut: te erences. Address BOORKELPEI, Star Office Jy 1 WANTED. A SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL machinist and engineer of thirteen, yeurs’ expe- rienee: vorkitie machinery aspecialty, Adi KM. BEST, Oth and E sts, Room 15 Rile WANTED IF YOU NEED A COOK, MAID, Nurse, Semt ber _Hotiseworker, Men Cooks, Waiters, Butlers, Drivere Farin, Garden and Dairy, £0 to NATIONAL LALOR BUREAU, dy18-t" WAXTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS CHAM: ay eetmiids, housekeeDers, nurses, Reatnstresse, i 1S 7th st. nw , Walters, clerks in fainilies, stores, hotels, &e, pis. BUKNHAM’S Employment ih2 F st. ayl y ANTED —AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS wr cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundress, irvea, Seammatress, Men Waiters, Ccoks, Cock: ae and Valets,. COOMBS & BURGESS. Syl4-6t* Wi AN ED—BY YOUNG MAN PLEASANT FUR- nished rom with home covfurts, between 2d sud Daud 9th and M sts. nw. Address i. office. Wantep say G LADIE and board in a small boarding-house, be Lith, Hand L: terma not to exceed #30 Address BOARD, Star office WANTED 5 FURNISHED J} zoom, suitable for dental office. office. Wane that will eave them time, trou Kenting Agency, 938 F st__D. ES HAVING KOONS to procure tenants aud mouey. Room dy 15-Lwe _ WANTED-—HOUSES. _ Was ED—ONE OR TWO 8 OK 9-ROOM HOUSES, in n.w. section, on sinall cash down and. payments.” Give full partictiars reiative to. location, Price #5,000 to 87,000. 88 & HARMON, Washington, D? jyis- V ECT FROM OWNERS—HOUSES and Lots in all sections of the city to sell or rent to responsible parties. Any property placed in our hands will be liberally advertised nt our expense, Jel8-lin* GREEN & CUNNINGHAM, 1403 F st. WANTED DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES and Lots for cash purchasers. Auiy proy placed with us will be liberally advertised at our se. Rents collected. anaKel. Insurance & THOMPSON 100 TO 10,000 FEET OF GROUND muna Recta, Address, with loca. Z., Star office. Jy16-3t" tion and price, {ISCELLANEOUS WANTED- WANTED A LOAN OF 83,000 A 5 PER CENT ‘per annum for two or three better in city: fice. Sai V 000 TO 86,000 AT 6 PER ent on first-class real estate in the District of Columbia from J £09 years, Toun nok over ou: quae ferto gne-third easit Value, No'commission, Star office. I16- W23XTED 10, SHARES METROPOLITAN IN. V 10 commission. FOR RENT—OFFICES. Theghvy ows eae examina ire rom nels. duu: tH y ise . OF H, TOA four-story Dwelliug, 12 ‘room es RENT—742 5TH ST.. CORNY: rivate ob Ibe 3 30R RENT—OFFIGE ROOMS_THE ENTIRE imnge.at oD permonth. Inguire of A. BME ; 5 Foe S10 F st ediotning oun & Ballding, Ty, 740 sth dy 1S-3t ad te —— eae a Laat from July Ist. Apply W- KILEY DEEBLE. FRE REST NEW BRICK HOUSE sod 1st. Nv | “cdi sna OR RENT TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS 5 LOWE indo, two-story and taser ont, troche aa Boor 055, at. nw..atter July 1 468/01 OG yer beth, 3 latrobes, Inquire st’ 909 Masea- S ey ue ate arek sca pelican chusetts ave. nw. wisiw | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. oughly revovate ruoms. ROOMS, JOM E DEAL, & 0, OR RENT OR SALE-PRETTY co e 7. A Pee ine, wo EDWiN'D. | F’Mountein baxe Park RET COTE, J i-Set_ | que level: lag! she ‘cxttage, one ty tor FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS RE RENT—818 PER MONTH, 1908 — siseeeesgeme Hampshire sve. nw; brick house :6 tocma. moder linprovements: goodcunation, inet Gof month; 1809 17st. brick house, six rome aud th: modern khprovemciita, WORKSHOP | AND grrick FOR inter, or. ot sinexs; fF. We Pillina, ear ut 933 Pom aE nulder, carpenter formerly cceupied Uy A te aie chet RM OF, en, ted th Nebraska, “Pricey thouswee, ai TB-Bt THOS. K WAGGAMAN, Agent. 7 for teraus apply to Cer eece Gti cat 10th aie hake sae moor slaeeene. | 13 . mal toe Se tererag pennies eosue | [yok RENT—ATAnGE NUMMER oF Drsinubil FURNK BODE, oth and c ate TYPE-whiTina” Dwellings for reut in all parts of Georgetown, at | _RENT_—COTTAGE-—AT CLIFTON, PAU Q TeALaS BS er Mgnt Sod sold an | TedUced rates. “Apply at once to JOUN J. bout, F Conny, Va 6 renin, partly: furnished, ws Font setste Avent Asi Sa ck Oomecee and shade: thive ak to a cand pot: good’ b inonthly payme: _ 3y16-3t ta. hear, one’ bour from Washiugions four. Arai my4 ‘ALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 933 F st. n.w. way daily. Ani to. A Serta ie yes — = F 4 12 20K RENT—NEW COTTAGE IN MELROSE PARK, Hyatieniile, Mad trate dail Com. fare Sy conta, Apply at 424 AR SALE ON EASY TERMS —A RARE CHANCE | Bitor suburban property. fuse with 1) rooms, | aud ali hod, tmpe'y one atte of erauma witha Sue weil Sfameter out. “Coiner of 11th Sd Clifton sts, next to | Mt Logan's, For further informatic bia 36 6.30 FARM, TWO MILES Fhomt in good condition. good 8- “rf utbulldings. never been stati th at. JOH aati Ge mt ay, ae 1th st 10F, BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN AT MEL- beautiful drive of 12'miles from Warren- ton toward ‘the mountains: krove: a well-filled ice-louse; Fates reasoriabl dress Mrs. CHARLES A. BRIGGS, Amuissville, Hi hamiock Co. V1 yi. 07 Ft nw JOR SALF_100-ACRE Silver Spring station nan house Visitors ar, ah. allach. Sr. 3a st. Reams iatket before. price @.000, Ls Uh snil Y T Or, oad! price ty ‘Also, 43 aren. with, | W ers for the balance of the season; rooms la gale of ame, safes Sere seannaa ri i xentlated adults preferred, adireaa Mrs Lt alee of! Agent, Bilveg Syriana | ELL, Clifton Station, Fairfax County, Va City reference Mr... Settle, iS11 Pat nw. Jyissse | 2544 30d st Arm SAKLIN SPRINGS--A_ HOME FoR FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM sot Dou Gest “This tine pdeamure resort Gated by Miss J. Fawcett, Colesviil ching, #430 ner week childvon tere ith beautiful subdivision ie ots ona mute and equitable co-apersive ice ering lary sn roe iiss from Sifver Springs, fine sade oe aimed <p Acre, mWwo VERY ’E ROOMS STILL VAC. w AT 1008-1010 F st, "-Pocust Shades Landon Coy Va suitable for fanilics or parties of ludies or wontiemen. Adres Mrs. LAURENCE LEITH, Washington, D.C. LADY RESIDING NEAR RECTORTOWN, | ZX a“heaithtal, cool and delightfal locatio date at ree few tunities for the vents are @ room. MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Attorney, ee 614 14th we 20k SAE Henan tome on pike, fewick Btations. ® fom aid paneey Tow rear porches. ecleet growing shade tives, choos lowers, barn, &.. Leautifal site, ¢3.000. al Glace of 10 acres above Prost. “habe shade, = location Ligh: eantifil piace, of 13% scree, 2g Alesanaris’ good “ase aplen: guthuidines, all conveniences. 2.300 mand other truite, all 1. Fora ‘fall Liat | priy to WESCOTT & WIL Om. pig 1907 Femi Nk, &e. cel aif rice 108 children, under E ith permission to Hume, Cleat a; 807 Merkel Bowes svi BE OBTAINED i 111] Del.avaw. ar. = location healthy: all enclosed ‘by pickeb | AER 8 ir in tore und dwelling rediete purchaser €4.500 VERY DESIRABLE SUMMER side tga ae BOARD honse, amoug the mouutzins of London County, tive circular address Dire, CCALTY, MouroeGrove Farm, near Aldie, jy2-eolm* iid a, trade for city property avood farm of 125 acres; buildings, fruit, &e.. ou Metropolitan Bos 0. KK, near Randolph Stetion, will assume, difference, if any. _3¥16-Bt* _C. H. PARKER, Cor. 43 and C sts. nw. FRE RENT S18 PEK MONTH_NICE SIX-ROOM frame in Mi. Vicanant; gos nnd water. CHAS. BAXTER & MacGOWAN, QSPERN, HOUSIS— Location” HIGH AND strech 3 Guntains: Ske i e | Jy 16-30 1008-1010 F et 8 cellent Water: Gancing-Fooin: terse reagon- alan a * MKS. 0. OSBUKN, Suickersville, Louroun Cu tec patra tipg OR SALE — HE WELL-KNOWN BLUE GRAND 4916-2" | Drcit Park, new House, with 1 4 tutiew from Oak. Ma. 5 miles from Dee rk. ROW ene ret Cont n Lake Pai beautiful house, 70 rookus 2121 ‘Boundary st. 415 Spruce st., Le Dro 716 OU st. ne, 8 ro cr only t n.W., 6 Fouls, $25; 2508 14th wt. nw. 6 rooms, a CHAS. F. BANES, 806 F st. hw. RY BOARD.—NEW HOUSE, AIRY ROOMS, | tensive groimda, aud beautiful views. | Jersey Milk aud Butter. gan be taken. Phacton and pony i nai cau be hud ata reasonable rate. from depot. But ten minut Address COLD POINT FAKM, Box 30, Clifton Station, Fairtex Ci Sas Prive $1 coat the pleasure of ‘exchange for suitable city remdenise, oa JOR RENT— | Aue th Tes. ; 4.8 JORDAN, Seceveraaaesneaats FURNISHED—A HANDS \s ferms €3.00 per NE nity Sent. Lig miles from city, wear Role oi Dau Gaitnersbunz, Md. and raliway station; twelve rooms, beside “HOU pantry, cellar, ahd Closets = =] fireplaces, nde and water, erape vineyard. Other fruits, au_ubundance uf vegetation carpiage, mesg AOL sen horwca, cow and cliickenes very reuseable t0 0 tlie Adurces Mrs. MARY O1s, Ulittou Station, Fait: Dartygor ove oF amore year Addreas Box 120, | fax Con Va. dyli-ine gmap anommat Aen Boe ee MMER Bi HALL, HAR- JOR SALE—AT COLONIAL BEACH — y-Tovla Cottage |ANDSOM with beautiful grounds: at per Perrys Woven realy: iaprooed By hase | Fietle: porches newly laid out’ walker aiid. inaproved 2 1st nw, OF Is.SO Slugg: lente" of trea lke. fresh weretastee “49 416.8 terest bargain; aplendid beihing crabbing, | voulfry, und all the fruits of the season. Special Too ention wiveu the feeble aud children. House open, OUNTKY SEAT OF THE LATE. 10 September 30. 3 to $6 per i SALE THI | Bistia rates W tamlies, ee Hickey, on indensbure Pik tales fas Ie 5. E. BURRELL, Propriet tol. Lance til uecemsary ote | Se(\OMFORT RETREAT,” (NEAR HARPER'S Ferry.) True to naiuo, and ull advantayes neces- sary to proiote comfort, first-class patronage aulicited. A pleasure to please, Pull parents on aplication. W. M. CLARK, Keep ‘ry; HEFTY & DUI 1301 F at, CHANGE—A VERY DESIRABLE Dairy or Stock arm: 270 weres; Wulldituge, dc. ys benulituly only #40 gerecres on ead Fain Cluureh, "HILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. sirotchiag tr Lay conutry nouscasl out, }; oue-Lalt can, Valance “one un ik BH. WARNER & £0, on NT—HOUSE 4720 ST. N. with all modern improvement, in No. 1 reps Sire at 1000 O st. nw. — 336 6TH ST. 8. are MONEY TO LOAN $40, OOO 22 HOAs, IX SUMS OF 81,000 and upward on city property, 1ee1 F ot. | ousese + AWO-STORY | and swo sears perce x ame deli a0, SWORM “SOHN &. Bi M TO LOAN GN ANY AMOUNT) ON AP: | sikDI & BUAD! Heer | _y20 ee = Droved real estate situate within the Digeict of srtolk ‘site securtty is api. Fee a Ree AO atte Fig | ROL SALE SIFTS, CHOICE SELECTIONS OF Shctectet Sah FANG tot pERSD Sete Hl) ma tapi Site Saat ees 3 kat. we | miles of the city very. cheayy aud om _ Met aS 2331 F at iw. st Est wes ar | air sed for circular. SYA roo i at ues OF: Zia M eee eee OTTAND & Thompson, — | Abas Es Z i 0g Sth at hw Br: . eal | _ gens 1313 Fae kao PROPOSALS. EAL ESTATE LOANS, LIFE AND FIRE INSUIL = ; Sa = Witte Pinca ‘ariny and Navy Pop Accouniecasbed, SEE EANT-A1 Muy OFFICE, Uf. SENATE Hogue om Build Aucciation Sein k°9F «the good Wanttineron, DG. duly 15882, Collateral Security. Wl i DEMPBEY, ‘1 peated Prorpeals for Goal and Woe, enclosed aba York ave, adilres vod t the Nergomt-at Arms, Uutted f Stewi) be receierd at due ofice antl EMEC. OCC K'M.on MONDAY, JULY TWENTY PIETY itchen, lange back Ys ISS7, to supply the United location. “Cars pace the’ door. States Beumte with f uamely TED —10, 8H METROPOLITAN Key next door. ame (2.240 Tbe) amore of, Lome am maybe ewe Yestment_and 0.8 toe re f the Sear enduye June J f tating lowest price, ES, Staromice. y1GSe ene ee an scum: wi ioe, eee sine, Coal, well Soraebed and free aa ay . ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON | 2.932 K st. n. w 875.46 Soot 4 from si: te. ANTED-A FEW HORSES TO PASTURE Siistactory real estate wecurity, i sums to wuihat | $75,040 88 B; we 105.09.40 709 trv The v wits to be filled with Coal and Wood on or be during the summer and fall: excellent fields: Sand percent interes v2-1204 Gat mw, 9 God Tat fore the 1oth day of November, INSiy and the balaMee plenty of, water: convenient to city by cars or drive. HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. ies 40.032 required to be od for. AIUD chettentian, "Prince Georg or gbettg Eke ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, INSUMS Hi bal a 8 180 NZ et ney ars. ory iuab, to be delivered at un = E 5 ape pes vee My iGlw? M Wo elt, at lowest Fate of tuterest. 30 MOO Ist at. RW. dee Ay SP ‘ANTED—PARTNER IN EACH STATE TO Winuale and coutrol the ‘mewert sn must soot ful advertising, idea yet developed; its success In tou is unprecedented: a fortune can be made in every, large State on $2,000 capital. Also, a ian to tal Great Britain. ‘Address THE LP: CO. 8 Bus Place, Boston, Mass, 3916: v ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE, WITHIN five miles of Washi 81 per week; excellent pasture. wa. ‘H. MAIN, Bt, Gharles ‘Hotel, comer mn 'ANTED-FOR A REALLY “GOOD-FITTING, nionably-cut Suit of Clothes,” made to order, ¢Atted on™ before Anishing, “at a very moderate price," go to ROBERT DALKING 224 Ht a tte WANTED JUGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR yy orga: cd Watches, Guns, Pistols Stoves, Carpets, Feather Beds. all kinds of House) Furuiture, “Address Box 139, Star Oilice. jesus Waasenaits DUG, Bo BORED, , DRIVEN AND repaired, All Kinda pe and Pump socks fed. Terma moderate. J MOK. AT, $25 8th jy1-2m" WakieesFoRnTaRE CARPETS, STOVES, Of Featuer Bets, Clothing, Watches, Guns, Pistols SEP EAUM, B10 7th ater tua Prmowe Pall, A WANTED; EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE manufacture all our own goods and sell them at ‘KO HOLTZMAN, corner 10th and F ats, nw. sel5 Oak Wood cut in 3 lemgtine to mr hit ONEY TO LOANON AVPROVEDREALESTATE oie tet he clear right wll need, ang A) eOCREY. _| gerne le ei in renee ford tare Moderate commissious, No delay. pou the saine terms ix required for the fiscal year. BU “GEO. We TANKINS. cof, Hand 20th ata The cor und wood to be imapected, weed, eas tured, and stored in the vanite "of Use’ isemute wig wt MGRExPO lean tig cae te tear wrest, rat q se wood 40, be con weagured, and cut at the 2s acl. eae FOX & BRown, ol, widens wi — ue aa ‘Capitol, wi otherwise ordered. W. P. CANADAY, M canroroae TOLOAN _gyI8-7t Servea ‘Arum, U.S. Senate AT LOWEST BATES OF INTEREST | name jOR A HIGHWAY Bi DUEL bi REGAL Bes US ExoINeea OFrice eS. tore. 49.00 SWagursenee Det Tae id 10a, M° a TOLOAN ON REALESTATE al LO LoWast | 2311 Cle dinars aS piSemlea eee ihe recent DANENHOWER & 508, = “it ER, 1418 Fet.n.w._ | SIXTEEN. 1887, for building a Michway Mrodge _ apes 1115 Fit. 7TH 8ST. SE; NEW CORNER | across the Hastern Branch of the Potomse River, ‘Onck with loses score room ‘lewant location for | foot of Peu-usylvania avenue s. ¢., Washington, D.C. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- vI all mys i ver pear curs Specific us and ecessary iniotmaten will be MRSS arate pero nee | a a a SIPe CATT Bile ta cacti ite ve ie Fieht ie om aylt- et = zara neere, ita Wasninurox, D.C. July 14, 1887. LOST AND FOUND. LEE Fa FREE 7 To “Avot — ponals for Pel for Huta aren 2oP te Racal Year ‘oudiny. June 30, LSS, wilh Uffice of “ utente.’ util 12m Briday. 3 Ee ae Particulars as to character and quantity desired cap be obtained upon application at me RENT—940 B ST. N. W., 2 STOR) a SE PA a all SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE Tei SWOUSTEDT «| ved from 1224 Massachusetts aves last Sasday, masetta ave. about 10 Pan, When lost had's yellow ribbon around its neck with TOBE printed on it. aw the lowest cush ices; on easy tel without secur- eae iy Supt! Botmue ith good. D—ONE LIVER-COLORED IRISH, SETTER, tiie can fo, opacion with Byferences. PIRASBULGER FOUN natn cf owner os tie Colne eneieat i, RENT—HOUSE 4 MASS AVE; 5 ROOMS, (Ap Sh E are 21-2m 17 7th st. n.w., and pay expenses. F 15.50 per month. ae 10 Mave. ove. ropes Wasmiwortox. duly 12. Ag ‘ED—1 {Ost —JOLY. 16TH—A wlnts SKYE TERRIER - = Sealed Proposals best i ceived Ly ne tm Wi ae Ok ANorpay at Lam toa} Laat ‘Pup, with red ribbon arou Tees | se aeand Fat au. Appi to Wr Wee FOROS, glover Pualaingy Tay # weet areal Spa Hog, wal pay cash for Military Bount ward it scp B08 Sark MoDEVIET &F! EE, NOON of WED! fpeba¥, JULY TWENTIETH, le fob sarvicos in. aay wer pater Deel ‘Rabel: tive Agency, ‘Space. 4719-36 | JROu-RENT RENT SFU ENIGHED Cane ee a op the delivirp at the Meéform School of in mn) st 85 5 ees DgAGE LARS AUR AgARTHLAND | ck cuibanedvauce, "Alsi, S24 Het acalinm Ace | | 150 tore White dal Hauge Coat stove non, tooke oe Wy Ra Sy NICE | ti eR SS | Oae S ctamegseie siLg he esata ANACOSTIA. ONE NEW SEVEN: | ocher injiuriuen. 1g be delivered in quantition ost, oot, Set Alp “OF THE Bt yet A mnodern iimprovemen’ pe be directed ey, ede Santee STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO | due Ase Le Hazelton” ‘The. mapber of bos bills ie Sua class Ages ent of the Bebool. Lo weigh 2 iy ‘Telephone 115-6, A. iz ay’ and fee of 20 ceuts ® tou to inspector and wrnippipe, by our proceen, jade | warded ou Jeaving the books, and bills at 43:3 71h at BRENT EAR THECAP oITOL, A DESIRABLE be pad by: con tractor. Re ARATE strangers any ba dus Awa Le HAZRETOR 3710-30" Fe, mabe TOON is at Siam Sage orved “Pru CREAM OR INSTANTANEOUS CURE. TRAYED, FROM 8 Sy eae ON THE s THE oS 3 Bast ne |= Ss seen eS Bcd rim | Paul bewiven iroturnod to ABI Vi ber Be hie ms abun. epee iets csc Le aaa Tee PERSONAL Oe. and PRE a NGTCE_THIs 18 TO FORBID ALL, Bent 4 any UR hay on raver ry T FOUND A mab Lae : [sSEL vers =e AY! e u THE PERSON WHO TOOK iia sire OO oe ie Wit estas PE Ae CTR fete ae In office, myiasom, JON Bi THE TRADES, 0013 st ni ST Fae IN. rulers and Blank MaayGO end che 11th ot. aw. on a ATTORNEYS. Leet ty Aol suit reward aire eat (ESE RRO N ACCOUNT OF THE ets eed .w. eee ayia ReAWINAHON Geen ost — Sern Ligh an Soe 3 aia rane os DENTISTRY. Pia eae ‘or caliat