Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY 20, 1887. ton, and much greater than that other daily papers here added ‘Those who leave the city uring 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 invariably paid in ad- wance. Speaking of the new civil service rules, the cor- Fespondent of the Baltimore Sun represents the Civil Service Commissioners as saying that the experiment has given promotion to clerks who, under the reign of favoritism, would have re- mained in obscurity unnoticed by their superiors, and adds: “Favoritism especially the President desired 5! cease to be the mainspring of all promotions. Commissioner Egerton states that 8t 1s apparent even at this early date that the new Fules have accomplished this.” If 1t be true that government positions are now retained and pro- motions on merit sole dl that favor ftjsm 1s abolished, the new rules, to which the credit for this reform must be attributed, deserve ® monument. But the public, always slow to Build monuments, even when deserved, wili seek enlightenment upon a few points before contrib- uting in the present case. How do the Civil Ser- vice Commissioners know that the reign of favor- ftism isended? According to the reports the new examinations have not been difficult, nearly every. Dody has passed, and hardly any one who has not passed was raced as efficient by his superior of- ficer. In what respect, then, are these superior OMicers restricted in the privilege of promoting favorites? Every one who has commended him self to them, and has received the stamp of ap- proval in a satisfactory rating as to efficienc Ss labeled as eligible for promotion. What does Mt matter that subordinates whom the chief does Rot like are alsoso labeled? The superior officer can still promote whom he pleases. Promotion does Rot depend upon the a obtained in the ex- amination, and a favorite just slipping through an easy examination, or pulled through by an @Mictency rating, may be promoted and the supe- rior work of every other clerk ignored. What makes it apparent to the Civil-Service Commis- stoners that favoritism 1s, in fact, no longer the mainspring of promotions? What do the new Fules accomplish in this direction by endorsing nearly everybody as eligibie, and leaving the pro- motions to be made as before? A correspondent of the Philadelphia Telegraph discusses the pro- motions made since the examination under the new rules determined who are eligible, and, citing specific cases, shows that standing im the examination has been, as a matter of fact, entirely disregarded in distributing the ” prizes among the eligibles A clerk 1s com- pelled to stand the examination for promotion, Mut has no assurance of promotion though he passes at the head of the list. The term “exam- {nation for promotion” is a misnomer. It 1s only an examination for eligibility elther to promotion or dismissal; and it fs hard to see how, under the circumstances enumerated, {t has been any effec- tual check upon the evil of favoritism. ——————— It takes time to reorganize political parties in a great State, but Itcan be done. Every student of ‘the world’s history knew, when the old parties in England began dividing on the line of the Irish question, that they were to undergo as severe a shaking-up as they did at the time of the corn law Fepeal movement, or the free soll agitation in the colonies, The moral element in this issue was conspicuous enough to make such a prophecy safe, At first the tory-lberal unfon was inter- preted as asign that tory sentiment was on the Increase everywhere In the realm, and that all ‘that reorganization meant was the cutting of the Aberal party in twain. The error in such a reck- oning 13 manifest now. The loss of the liberal arty bas been in parliament and not with the People, and the tory party is threatened with a Yet more serious split, between the faction who are willing to surrender to the liberal bolters ard obey their orders, and the faction who insist Uiat their eleventh-hour allies shall seek places with Decoming modesty in the rear. It 13 scarcely won- derful that Mr. Gladstone chuckles and rabs his hands, and that the air is filled with rumors of another appeal to the people before many montha. —<$<_<$<$<—<—-—____ RM. T. Hunter, whose death 13 announced in ‘the press dispatches from Richmond, was one of ‘the notable trio of Senators who did more than any of thetr cotemporaries to shape the senti- tment of the Southern people and turn them to ‘secession in the critic&l period between the enact- Ment of the fugitive slave law and the outbreak of ‘the civil war. With Jefferson Davis, of Missis- sippl, and Robert Toombs, of Georgia, he was in almost (laily consultation, during the sessions ot ‘the Senate, from the time of John Brown's raid ‘ll the withdrawal of the Southern members gen- erally to follow the fortunes of the Confederacy. ‘Mr. Davis was, of course, the leading spirit in ‘these councils, which were usually held about his desk; but the otNer two men, who afterward be. came less noted than he, were then looked upon Dy many as even more dangerous to the Union. — A magistrate with a conscience and a sense of the fitness of things has learned that Vice-Presi- dent Harper and Assistant-Cashier Hopkins, ‘Whoee infidelity wrecked the Fidelity Bank of Cin- ¢innati, have been taking life this summer easter ‘than the poor souls whose money they squan- dered, and have been enjoying vastly more luxury ‘than the average criminal detained to await his ‘rial He has therefore ordered a prompt discon- ‘tunuance of the practice of evening drives and the ‘supply of domestic comforts. This 1s to be fol- lowed by the removal of the prisoners to a jail ‘Where they will be obliged to take things more as they find them, and will have fewer opportunities Yospend the money which they saved from the ‘Wreck that swamped thetr confiding depositors, ———S— ee The discovery by Colonel Wilson that there are Some timbers in the frames of the White House Porticoes which need replacing will undoubtedly ‘De seized upon by the sensation-mongers as a basis for blood-curdling forebodings. There 1s nothing dreadful to be apprehended, however, for the en- Ure work of rebuilding both porticoes, if neces. Sary, would be a comparatively insignificant matter. The rotting of timbers exposed to the alternate cold, damp, and heat of the outside ‘Weather argues nothing against the soundness of ‘those used in the construction of the house proper, where everything 1s well protected. The ol fashioned White House, with tts combination of Rome and oficial workshop, 1s not very impressive asaroyal palace, but it will doubtless hold to- gether for a good while yet. ——__+«+____ It 3 announced in New York that the next @ramatic work to which Mr. Bronson Howard ad- dresses himself will be a comedy, with the scene laid in Washington; and that, for the purpose of making the picture as accurate as possible, he will spend the next winter season here. To some mainds this news will convey a painful shock. Washington city, Washington politics, and Wash- ington society have been so frequently used, and Dadly used, as subjects of fiction that most of its citizens are tired of being caricatured. ‘There is Some reason, however, to expect better treatment from Mr. Howard. $$ Dakota’s division convention apparently voices the real opinion of the people of the Territory. North and South Dakota wish to be separated. Each part would then be equalled in size by very few of the States of the Union. Opposition to di- ‘Vision fads its main strength in the argument that Dakota will not be admitted to the Union by the Present Congress except asasingle state, Itisa @rawback to healthful national growth that the ‘admission of new States has come to be viewed as 80 largely a political and partisan matter, and 1s Bo seldom treated as an act of right and justice to American citizens and of beneiit to the expanding Republic. $a o—ee—__ ‘The strike in the coke fields has come toa sud- den end. Itsentire results to the miners are a state of hard feeling between them and their em- ployers, along period of demoralizing idleness, and the loss of a million dollars in wagea. The Other side of the balance sueet has not a mark on tt. Mosewer Bazcasss, Being desirous of closing out our stock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY, ‘while there is still a demand fur it, we offer our Entire Btock at greatly reduced prices. MES M. J. HUNT 2309 F street n.w. SHADE HATS for watering places 8 specialty. jy16 je C. Hercarssos, IMPORTER, MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, WHITE sUITs, Hlegant Styles = Lowest Prices. LACES. DRESS TRIMMINGS. ee ‘KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pair, upward. 807 FENSSYLVANLA AVENUE Neotczz Samra ‘The demand for Men's Fancy Flannel Shirts for negligee wear seems to increase day by day. ‘We have in stock some of the handsomest pat- terns in these common sense and stylish shirts that we have ever seen, They come in plaids and stripes and beautiful combinations of col- ors,and the perfect fitting qualities of those ‘we handle cannot be excelled. Prices range from $1.50 to $3 each. Sizes all full—sssort- ment complete. SAES AND COMPANY. BATHING SUITS Are in great demand just at this time, and we ‘keep every kind that’s worth having, from s pair of “trunks” to an entiresult. *Tis true you save no money at the seashore by having ® bathing suit of your own, as you are charged as much for the bath-house as you would be for oth SUIT and bath-houge, but you know YOU ARE WEARING YOUR OWN SUIT, and that ‘means a great deal—well worth the price it will cost you. When you're going away, come here and get one. SAKS AND COMPANY. LIGHT-WEIGHT CLOTHES. ‘It becomes a torture to continue wearing ‘warm woolen clothes such weather as this. It all can be obviated by a visit to our house and the expenditure of a comparatively trifling amount in such light and breezy garments as we have in stock in great variety. No matter what it may be that you want you're sure to find it here at prices that are sure to please. SAKS AND COMPANY. THE OTHER SIDE. ‘To preserve an even temperature at the sea- shore or the mountains you should provide against the cool mornings and evenings by sup- plying yourself with one of those handsome serge or chevioteen suits that we are selling at ten dollars each. SAKS AND COMPANY. OTHER THINGS. For Hats or Shoes, Tranks or Valises, of any Kind, style, or grade that's to be found in any city of the Union, thisis the place to come. ‘You're sure to find just the thing you're look- ing for. Popular prices govern every depart- ment of our house. One price to all. SAKS AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, je09 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Rew Waar We Wu Do Foz you THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF REMNANTS AND BARGAINS. NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ‘WILL BE TH LIST OF BARGAINS: 10 Dozen Fine Mull Ties 11¢,, worth 18¢, \ders 1334c., worth 35¢. sviled) 50c. Asmail lot of Ladies’ and Gents’ Gauze Vests, differ. Sesion st ‘22c.; worth respectively oe 30 to ani tty of Ladies’ and Children’s Berlin mense quantity a = resent oh i ‘shades in eae ies” at 10c. per pair. worth 20¢. Ghilaren's Bisse ie peu worth 130. i A lot of Novels and Court History. ited trom the French, ab 13e-; Words inany book store. sei Wo beg the public to read carefull ynsider well the rock and'apetial oder we wall soeaake ‘Remnants of French Satteen, in light and dark AN upon epee for fue cocasion ony at “The. per yard: worth 25 ‘Thore ig no precedent of such s sacrifice on the ‘Comnlerce. ‘Record of An encemous quantity of Domestic Hosiery, ing Genta’ and Misses’ Hose, from 9 tO 1255 ‘regular quote- cts. ‘about 3s less than er pair, about 3; the Our Se. Table has iOE55, Table has been replenished with a new va- New Styl er mest se oat Pia Reval ies worth Ieee “in light and dark). Figured Fi Pisin Block ben ‘Brown and ETT, 0 ‘Any of the articles mentioned will be sold at Se. per We cannot promise any of the to late: cegeclnenes air aa eee A lot of Cream Colored Lace Ties and Fichus at 5 and ‘[0g,, worth reapectvely 1s andao, Alot of Steel River Lawns: in ‘white, with black and brown bout 1 yard wide, extra fine warranted fast colors, reduced frou 12% t0 Ser A few pieces of light and dark Venetienne Cloth, an clewant and new, fabric for dresses, only 8c: per ‘more. yard, w Aniw lot of ght and dark Betiews Remnants, besuti. ‘fal 1 "yard, generally sold at 10 aud Toe. poryard rueat of ao cured another St ot Blesned Watrontts Paes Fhos and aheet ting Remnants, which we wil sll st ie ‘ow Prices heretofore mentioned: ora 3b and 760, ‘pinch, 60 meh,” G4 and 19-4 12g. 160. Wi fake this o ager the, Zable that ‘conch me have. ded to con esacinsg' of Sole rifice Sale stg, have Dut extra fast prices on all the It will be worth your while toloo at the many other ‘NOW FOR AN EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENT. 100 DOZEN GENTS’ UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, ALL LINEN BOSOMS AND WRISTBANDS, BUT- TONHOLES WELL WORKED, IN ALL SIZES FROM 12 TO 17, ONLY 370. L A NNN L AA NNN ee fie PE ILLL A A NNN BBB OU OU BU BBB ak BBB ae OB Re 4ss* BBB ONE PRICE. 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH 87. Onr store is Kept cool all the day by our Patent Fans ‘A decided pleasure to shop with us, me Wescorr. Wicox & Wrz, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, ‘No. 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington. D.C. 4720_E. 8 Wescott. W.B Wilcox. L. D. Wine, Pazpanstony To Exuxane ‘Within « few weeks we shall lose, owing to the taking down of west walla grest deal of the counter and shelf-room we now have. As we have not had since the opening of the store ‘half room enough, it does not require much calculation to show thet our stock must be re- duced to lees than half ite present size, there fore sweeping reductions will be made throngh- out the entire stock, thus offering purchasers such an opportunity as we think never before ‘occurred, inasmuch as our stock is not the socu- ‘mulation of years, but is entirely new and fresh. GEORGE SPRANSY, wie 494 SEVENTH STREET. For Courozs. Gentlemen can wear nothing thet is moreso thas Jeconet Drawers. New, were on ot opened this morning. 650 At half-price, and greatly lems half-price, have crested somewhat of afurore, The sale of other Ladies’ Handkerchiefs will stop until these are gone. The counters have been crowded all the morning, and a quarter of our customers Gon't know a word about them. ‘We cannot promise to have one Handkerchief Jeft of the lot at the end of the week. Jnperfect 75, 8756, and 91 Handkerchiefs for 37340. each. Imperfect 1.12%, $1.25, 81.37%, and $1.50 ‘Handkerchiefs for 60c. each. . Imperfect $2.50, 82.75, $3, $3.50, and 4 ‘Handkerchiefs for 90c. each. (Main floor; center tables.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sta, n. w. stoves To Go Ar Oxcz ‘We don’t want s pair of the following Gloves on hand at stock-taking, July 30th. You ought to be as glad to buy them at these prices as wo ‘are to sell: 1 Lot Ladies’ 8-Button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves in assorted shades of Tan, HALF-PRICE: FROM #1 TO 50o. PER PAIR. 1 Lot Ladies’ §8-Button Mousquetaire Chamois-skin Gloves, REDUCED FROM $1.25 to $1 PER PAIR. 1 Lot Ladies’ 4-Button Real Kid Gloves in ‘Tan shades, REDUCED FROM 81.70 TO 81.25 PER PAIR. Customers will notice that these are desirable Gloves, such as are sold largely every day at the first-named prices, and we mark them down simply to reduce stock. (Main floor: center.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts, nw. “Daisy” Pillowsham Holders, best in the mar- Ket. Having only a few wo have reduced them, toclose, to 750. each. 72-inch Felting Cloths, all shades, best qual- ity. Only $1 per yard. Mosquito Canopies, 100 inches deep, 10 yards around; cord and pulley attached ; white, $2.25 each; pink. $2.50 each. Wire Window Screens, made adjustable to fit any sized window. Size 18x37 inches, only 5: Bize 24237 inches only 71 Oeecieh Bize 27242 inches, only $1 each. We are also showing excellent bargains in Furniture ae ee and fancy stripes, for Toose covers, sips, (Fourth floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Isvextony Sire Or Sut Wassts. Wehave given up the idea of making any more money on this season's stock of Boys’ fine Bhirt Walats. "Not tat we made eo much at the Ddeginning of the season, but simply because we ‘want tu close out the entire stock previous to SWecreate' ew deaend by lowering the prices. ‘create a tiew demai low e From now Boys’ Shirt Walsts will be sold as follows: ‘The 50c. Waists for 40c. ‘The 75e. Waists for 50c. The $1 Waists for 75c. ‘The #1,25 Waists for $1 ‘The $1.50 Waists for $1.25. The three last named are the celebrated “King” Waists, unexcelled for style, quality, and workmanship, even at the first-named Prices. 1 Lotof Boys’ Navy Blue All-Wool Flannel Shirt Waists, sizes 5 to 12 years, Dropped from $1 to 7c. each. 1 Lot of Boys’ Fine English Checked All-Wool Flannel Shirt Waists, sizes 5 to real ‘Dropped from #2 to €1.50 cach. We esas will recoenize this to be a good up on Waists. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Laor Tovrisrs Axo Oxuens. ‘Your attention is called to our large, well- selected stock of Colognes, Extracts, ‘Toilet Waters, Hair Tonics, Glycerines, &c.. ‘From the celebrated Makers. Gelle Freres, Perfumeurs, 6 Avenue de 1Opers, Paris, ‘More than 40 different qualities and odors, from 25c. to $3. rece ‘Special attention is called to our Line of Freres, Eat de eayeats bovis ry a and very. fracrant. water, especially’ for toilet. “All Sizes: 25, ‘T5e.. $1, $1.75, 3 and $3 per bottle. We also call attention to our extensive stock ¢ Tourist Cases, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, ‘Nail Brushes, Fil Comte, Sponges. &c. Last Season's Dollar To Cases, contain- Hair, Comb, Nail and ‘Tooth Brushes tor 7c. copentn body and carriage use, 10c. to 81 Gain floor. rear.) ‘WOOD! YARD & LOTHROP, 3720 Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. You Azz Compu Isviren To ATTEND VICTOR E. ADLER'S ANNUAL RED-LETTER SALE. Commencing MONDAY, July 18, precucty mn of Ten Per Cent on all Youths’ Boys aud Chile To us on every suit that is sold. Nevertheleas we are always cheer. RED _ ful and mean tofollow the path of _ RED LETTER duty, however unpleasant and un- LETTER Profitable we may find it, ‘SALE. Men's Cassimere Suits 5.50: ‘Site Ghehiot Suits S00e jue Cheviot Suit percent 86,20. Men's Gray’ Che- Viot Suits $8.75: less ten per cent, 7.88. Men's Dark Mixed Suits 91.75; less ten per cont. $8.78. ) Park Brown Cass, Suits, BSE entitled tout least TWOBESEEITS every year, Acting upon Hef" we maugurated the Annual and Semi-annual ‘RED LETTER SALES. Look on the original ticketa for ‘rices and. then on the for fedluced prices. wh nich you i find mark Bay. pears, $1 RED LETTER SALE. face pees 13 to 18 cont, fae ral senhé m per cen atric all wool ‘Checks, RED _ less ten per cent, $5.29. ee, LETTER Suite, Dak Plaids all wool, 8630; LEEPER BALE. less ten per cent, ‘SALE. tne Gh soon aduente ie a ic ineadey, HR Bias coe i al tae .. Now we propose thai PEUPLE shail have’ theirs mest to the discomfiture and chagrin: of Bombaates & Co., who, with the Diandest of smiles, will show you ‘an articleand swear that it is bot damaxed s particle, But wear it ‘week, then you'll find you've Been beat by "Brag, Biuster “REI HER Blower, of lower seventh Sirect LETTER, eretare eerie, etter BALE. licy to let the “Vall sloue and come up ai fie hielo, to Seventh: ‘Massachusets Avenue, for instance, aud patron ize OLD RELIABLE, ‘Whose very name is the synoym of Victory. Children's Sui F cont, $1.80. ‘Guifdconns Suite ten per cent, 8225. dren's Site ke ee ee Me LETTER fone Worki rat PoE BY less ERED Mane werk dts #400, i VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th Street N. W. ‘Corner Massachusetts Avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICK, 18 Open Saturday until 11 p.m Sropy Your Isrezesr. ‘The following are picked at random and quoted as ‘specimens of the PALAIS ROYAL Clearing Sale of Sum mer Goods: For $1.88 large Leather Traveling Satch- els, worth $2.50. For 13c. Wide Swiss Embroideries, worth 25c. For $1.48 Silk Embroidered Cashmere Scarfs, worth $1.98. For $5.98 Suits worth $10. For 4c. fancy Straw Bonnets that were $1.68. For ‘82.39 Beaded Jerseys that were $2.98. THE cco EEB A ‘RR II NN NW gee f AEH Sof E Rg NNN G GG CCO LLLL EEE A AR RIN NN GGG CALS aE aa AT THE PPP, A rr PAE ATE Bre AA EL AA Ht Pssg ce ee a RRRB oY y A L Eango’s & ¥ AA 7 rape th EB a: 2% tou ‘Every day sees some change in price, and always re- uctions in prices. Parasols and Millinery are reduced for the last time, we think. ‘The Dress Goods Depart- ment seems to be attracting shrewd shoppers, and we are selling more Gloves than usual at this time of the We havn't space to write of the reduced prices H H 00 5, 1 EEE RRR Y, ¥ HHoOoOSS rt EK RoR YY HnH OO 8ss, 1 ER RRE YY HHOOsg §H ERR ¥ - HoH oo Sss8 It ERE RR OY = Aswe mention esch department in turn it will bes long time before we again advertise Hosiery. So please read with attention the following: $3.48 SILK HOSE FOR 82.48. ‘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 8 pair. 98. SILK HOSE FOR 89c. We have Black and all colors and all sizes, but some of the very delicate colors are slightly faded. Nine cents a pair is all we can afford to reduce them. More not faded than faded, but all 89c. ‘7c. LISLE HOSE FOR 49c. ‘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 49c. pair. 44c, SCHOPPER’S HOSE FOR 39c. Schopper’s name is associated with well-shaped, fast-color Hosiery. Your experience is that 44c. is the regular price. You'll appreciate the reduced price, A CROWD OF OTHER BARGAINS. Fine English Lisle HOSE, 68¢. Were 75c. and 98c. Irish Balbrigzan HOSE, 22c. Were 25c. Children’s Lnglish Ribbed HOSE, 25c. for all sizes, Gentlemen's Lisle Thread SOCKS, 35c. Were 75c. Gentlemen's Plain and Fancy SOCKS, 25c. Were 350. Gentlemen's Bicycle Hose, 48c. Were 68c. REE RRR, i Ee Trae Eee EOE Pure Silk VESTS, ribbed, colors, 21.98. Were $2.48. Lisle, colors, look like silk, Were 98c. Egyptian Yarn VESTS, Jersey fitting, 54c. Were G8c. Gauze and Gossamer VESTS, 339c. Were 48c. GENTLEMEN'S English Colored Bal. English Plain Bal. English Fancy Striped Bal UN 0c. Was 68e. c. Was 350. ERWEAR, 650. (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 4x20 AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. BRASH TIT () = aa o Tf o oT oo 680 w TITT: # REE RRR Ww. HOHE RoR wow H HERE R Ro M1 TTT EER Wiepe ® rt T ER ff. # 1 T ERR aa DDD 85, @ Depress & co BB gS ‘Gee pop Sys8_— NOTHING NICER THAN A WHITE SUIT FOR HOT WEATHER, LOOKS AND FEELS COOLER | AND MORE COMFORTABLE 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 FAILTO EXAMINE OUR BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FRENCH ORGANDIESIN STRIPES AND CHECKS, WE SOLD THEM AT 35c., NOW RE- DUCED TO 20. A YARD, THEY MAKE UP HAND- SOMELY. ALL OF OUR WHITE PICQUES REDUCED; YOU CAN BUY THEM NOW AT 2ic.,, HAVE FALLEN FROM 25c. AND 300. WHITE WOOLEN GooDs. THEY MUST ALSO COME DOWN, ana will have to take a pretty steep tumble too. We have a BEAU- TIFUL PIECE OF WHITE CANVAS CLOTH, ALL- WOOL, AND 42 INCHES WIDE, the very thing for adress at the seashore, It is marked to sell for 60c., the price we have now put on it is 45c. a yard. We ‘think that will sell it. Also a piece of CreamTricot, 44 inches wide. We have @| been getting 81 a yard for it, now 7c. Buy your DRY GOODS and CARPETS where you can save from 15 to 20 per cent. ‘We are positively selling every ARTICLE at prime cost, ‘The Grand Clearing Sale, 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 fresb, seasonable goods at ‘wholesale prices, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 Pa. ave., near 7th st. A Cun, A PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF ALL ACCOUNTS ‘RENDERED JULY 1 WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ‘W. M. SHUSTER & 80N8, 0109 Pa, ave. 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 way up and really worth $1, special price 5c. a yard. ‘Then in our Ladies’ Neckwear Department, 1 lot of xtra long Chemisettes, the best goods made, selling them now from 25 to 40c., will sell them for the next few days at 12340. And we could go on mentioning reductions by the hundreds, but you mnst come in and see them for ‘yourself as we can only give you an idea of what they ‘are through an advertisement, wis 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Exxrnsonpmuny Buzeans IN SUMMER GOODS. Wi; 4 BOE AHO HAS WORKED AT HE bakery. 1216 10th st. n.w. WOMAN FOR a plat = eee WANTED A yon JOUNG WHITE PERSON TO TAKE Saris ‘Gallet 113 see hw. betwen, 3 4 raRTED = THURSDAY MORNING TEN a Eo Br htoses & 30 corner 11th era ae Wis GOVERNESS TO TEACH a lish, music, French, La ington. Adres Ho 664, Whanituton HOS | FERTER <4 GOOD" Goo FA Wits "ASTRY COOK AT, ANTED—A LEAK ‘SETTLE sce Fal todo Go the work for.small family. E AND COLORED WOMEN urses, Dermaids.and help of all shen and worsen far thee ee nee of gt (UTUAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY: SIO Ka aoe Wier Se Lp for natal out of cials ont of 72 700 06 women, inciading cook and SOOT Tat ne ice BN it WASEPSAY, EXPERIEN ‘CED HAND ON COL farand caf machine. Apply at th LAUNDRY, 1753 Fennayivanivaverhie, VEST END WASTED-1Wo coop FARM HA HANDS TOW Wonk =e ite chre of htacs Noni nk 7 tices hatha aes one apply. Address FARMER, Star office sso WASTED! 5 .000KS G (MALE AND FEMALE) fi uid) rm ay shyplte itis 18 to 183 "Fait | country. F. M. Bi Sy 20-33 WANTED=A WHITE C CATHOLIC “BOY, WHO IS willing to work. Apply, with referetices, WM. CARLEY, Grocer, cor. 26th and} sts, 1. 1° ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND SODA- Wert ratatO RNG MAN 20 RETERD 8004 WANTED-XOUNG WHITE MAN To | Di delivery wagon and clerk in Center Market. 1 Tight perton a pleasant hoine and good wages. Add Star office, eSaOyE ED—TWENTY BRICKLAYERS AT N. CAP, and L st ¥ TO LEARN JOB PRIN one with some experience Preferred. is ress sig Box 8o, Star ofc EMPLO’ BU. ‘MENT snd colored. for all kinds ser lomestic labor, for: sit ao springs,with reference. 717 M st. n.w. * je21 WANTED A RESPECTABLE BOY FOR HOT service, well recommended. Apply at 712, st. between 9 and 11 in the ws TED—A RELIABLE COLORED WOM neral housework in a small fumily; must stay at night and have personal reference. Apply betwor, Gand 8 pam., 1804 G st. nw. Jy 18-40" WAS TRD, HOTEL HEAD COOK: SECOND COOKS, 20 Waiters for resort; Women Cooks, House worker, Maids. Nurses, Farm and Dairy Laborers, Union en. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 6 stow. Jy18-61 Waste Ce 810 TO 340 Chambermaids, Nurses and Laundresses in cit or away: Waiters, Drivers and Farm. Hands Men Cooks. COUMBS & BURGESS, 926) Jy14-6t* morning. ‘A GOOD, § take charge of large dininz-room. have reliable ‘reference, “Address SULETY, office. “WANTED—SITUATIO: ANTED-SITUATION, BY AN HONEST, IN- ent young man. {san excellent penman and fas had experience as bookkeeper. Be rreapondence invited, call Comuty, SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL hinist and engi years’ expe- oed-working Fiachinery-a specialty. Address 8, Hovin 19 Riley Building. ¥ WOULD LIKE T Govorneas or ‘compan: red ity rofereiices given if Teqwited. Address DO. ear of Te JANTED—DY A COLORED, BOY, 35 Ean old, place in a private family, yrccery stove OF food yeferendes. Addrews Gy D, St. roe “MAN-OF PiOF prec! Tatian, Portucaene, eweiters desires a A) hotel; fice, Wy Astl g in, ose langusves accepted; reference if fred. Adie. 1M, Star office," * Wink jess i open to an engare = 00d ref. ss BOOKKEEPER, Star Oifice Jy 19-20 JANTEL-JF YOU NEED A COOK, MAID, arse, Scrat ber Houseworker, outers, Butlers, Drivers ‘n aud Dairy, £0 TONATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 13 Tih st, naw Jy18-6t" erences. Addi \ rl 'T HEADQU SITIONS: for cooks, Chambermads, Naltress, Laundress, aud Nurses, Seamstress, Men Ds. Coach: mes ate ‘aud Valet. COOMBS © BU syl4-61 ED—TO RENT A BUILDING,CENTRALLY located, suitable for coffee roasting, at moderate ‘Address B. E. J., Star office, Jy20-30 ANTED—A HOUSE CONTAINING FROM eet to eleven rooms: modern improvements: he line of the street cars; large lot. Address Jy20-8t° E OR TWO 8 Ok 9-ROOM HOUSES *- nection, on small cash down and ionthiy Give full particu‘ars relative to price aud 39.000 to $7,000. Address TANNER ington, D. C. " Sy18-3t* W NTED—DIKECT. 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 at our expense, Jel8-lint GREEN & CUNNINGHAM, 1405 F st. WAXIED DIRECT. FROM OWNERS, HOCSES and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property placed with us will ‘bo liberally advertised at our ex- pense. “Reuts collected. Estates manazed, Insurance effected. HOLLAND & THOMPSO: 1313 F st,, Adjoining Sun Buildinis. a WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS J ANTED PUPILS TO LEARN, TYPEWRITING. TW Gitipicte course $9. Address ERPRICT oltice. 326-30 -ANTED-THIRTY GALLONS OF PURE, MILE. Wairerd Tear tne WVANTED—BOND RIGHTS ON waniiNare Wes Stock, Sertp bythe and aald. Volta and inerican Graphophione ‘Stocks for sale. SACAWENEY, Baukers, Glover Building, 1429 Fret, ‘ANTED THE INDESTRUCTIDLE FUEL CAR- inde, described in recent issues of the New York World, iy now ou sale at the well-established, Stove House'of Messrs. BF. GUY & CU. 1003 Pena- vor ‘The price of these, Cartridyes. is onl Si. Gietch, and tele merits an cheap, convenient an | gective fie may bo readily establisied by calli at fe sboyo house. ‘agente wail BELL Sole Agent for the Districtot Columbia. J20-3t° 5 ‘ANTED—PART OF a SMALL 1 ‘HOU! or four rooms, with a Stable forone Wagon: situated between lst, oe North rth Capitol st. Address C. A. Ee ae = Ebd fe eguihueets ih Quist eset ous 0. Se oe ae WASTED EY A GENTLEMAN, “3 and price requested ; Reis Sarre WANTED BE A OUNG EADY, OM axp pleasant location. Ad- ales fomiiy; vjesmant, 'ANTED—A ara BY AN ENERGETIC OUng tan Of food addireas: writes s rapid, Lec We ood refemnces, Agree 1: &, Siar othce 1 ANTEDTA PLACE A £, NURSE. = _—_ ~ ye OR an fur re characte £6.48 431 who can furnish Ridge st. nw. ‘ANIED—BY YOUNG MAN PLEASANT FUR- Wiesel soon with home comforts, tetween. 20 dD and 9th and M sts, n.w, ‘oftice. WANTED.ROOMS.TO PARTIES HAVING: that wail save them time trouble, and” money. Roots Roudne Keeney, 838 F Fret. D. RAMEY. dp i5-lw" R RENT — THREE OR FOUR LARGE AND Pleasant Rooms, $2.50 each ; also Stable with room for three horsea. 1304 3d st. s.¢,0ne Sse cars, 20-3t* oR RENT 1400 EST. NW, THREE, COM ied Rooms. Jy20. R_RENT_TWO EARDSQELT FoRNeRED Parlors, suitable for physician. or two gentlemen: he sauare Grom the Pension Office apd Srithin Sve iuinutes™ walk of Patent and Post Offices: dows: corner house; all frout; delightful gat reasonable summer terms. 234 F st. nw. Jy20-3i" OR RENT—940 I. ST, N.W., TWO DELIGHTFUL, cool, unfurnished foot oor, References exchauz FOE RENT -HANDSOMELY FUR! TSHED ROOMS bay window in each roora: board if desired: near U.S. Pension Office; cars pass the door: delightful loestion. Jy1B-St OR RENT—1322 8 ST, FIRST FLOOR—PAR- lor, bedroom, dining-room and kitchengnicely far- ished for housekeepug: “also, two Diessant Upper summer rates. Call before 9 or after 4 o'clock. 8 5 mn pd what will suit them on ‘our list, Save and trouble by calling at our Room Information free. D. RAMEY, ‘URNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ‘windows in every room; corner house; new; south and east front; references required. 1101. Kst nw. 3y1s-1w" Rooms open between stow. jyl4-Im W. LARGE, HAND. ‘second floor: board 1609 19th 20 H ST. = eee rd red: gentlemen preferred; one square west War aud Navy Departuuenta. | jy6cists FY RENT—FI URNISHED Ps AND UNFURNISHED Large, ight ee airy. erie reasonable, Transient 50e. nd sf, THE CLINTON House. 4,886, 828 7th st.n.w. Main entrance, 826 7 an st Street cars pass the door to all parts of a4 ‘OPEN ALL NiGAT. FO R _RENT—OFF. wees RE ‘hind faor of $3104 st. alioining Sun Buldine, from July Ist. Apply W: ee LE. Je20-1n (OR KENT—TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER Hoor, Odo F st. n.w., after July 1, 1887, at $69 per month, by the ‘Wall’ paper ahd palit and thor- oughly renovate rooms. JOHN E, BEALL & CO., 1321 F st. bw. Se7-3m_ FOR Es EU Ss OR RENT builder, carpenter formerly ovenpied by. a FW Bt., between 9th and 10th sta. Inquire at 976 Louisiana ave, Jel0-2m POR RENT “LEARN TYPE WRITING. Machines rented at $5 per monthand sold on inouthly payments, my4-$m__“CALIGRAPH OFFICE,” 933 F st. n.w. ‘COUNTRY BOARD. OARD FOR LIMITED NUMBER—“MEADOW. fieid.” near Mountsvilie. Loudoun Co, Va; high, sity location: la quilk, spring water. ic horses. Address H. st MMER BOARDEKS.—PERSONS DESIRING TO leave the city during the summer can obtain first- ~s board, with all home comforts, in private fauuly, Warrenton, Va. ‘Terms reasonable. Address Mrs, M. JENNINGS, Warrenton, Va. 3y20-4t* villing; rear of O23 ‘and’ near sidewalk. . AIEY TOMS: spring beds: fruit, shady lawn, saddle and driving RECTOR. a20-wasste FEW BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN AT MEL- Tose, a beautiful drive of 12 miles from Warren— u towanl the mountains; house roomy, in large grove: a well-filledt ice-huuse; rates reasonable, “Ad- ress Mrs. CHARLES A. BIGGS, Amissvill a jantuock €0., Vie ane SCs W ARKENTON FILLING UP RAPIDLY WITH visitors; I have only’ ay Tooms leit for those iu need of first-class rooms and board. Apply at once, FH. COLDWELL, Warrenton, Vax 219-30" pel 2. ANTE] LIMITED (BER OF BOARD- ers for the balance of the season; rooms, — and Well ventilated ; adults preferred. Address Mrs. LUCY Fr WELLS, Cuiton station, Fairfax County, Va. City reference— J. A. Settle, AF st.n.w. jy 18-3t ie, Montgomery c per week. children bali Peet six uuiles from Silver Springs; fine shade. jy18-3t" “LA TOWN, VA, a healthful, cool and delightful location, can ac: Gomodate at her home a few tamities for the summer. he inducements are a roomy house, generous table, fine shade and plenty of ice, milk, & ‘Term: $9 per week: half price for children under 14 yearn “iefers with permission to Hume, Cleary & Co., 507 Market Space. y15-6 QuOM THE 20TH OF JULY WE. CAN ACCOM- pe 20 ee — ae Chestnut eel} Guithers ugar the tation. Isms Rooms Yeutiluted: terme, $5.00 per week, Addr Raine 3B. ae DARBY, Gaithersburg, M LIFTON HOU St GROUNDS AND walks; references, Hey. John, Dudley, 037 New York ave. nd Walter, Siders esa 1301 duréss Mrs. MARY O11S, Clifton Station, Fair: dyl1-im* WASTED TEN, O8 TWELVE. SUMMER ders twenty-three miles from Washington: five minutes’ walk from station and post-office; Yard, &e.: $30. 2a si.te.,4re. Soy ance a S045 1455 Samson sk a6 Ls st! aw 14 S80 Set ses ar: STORES, ETC. [th apd Pa. ave Tih B16 Str.rm. 108 Aa jot and Pal av, ottice, 468'Ta. ave, 468 Tal ave, ist, dr, office. 3 401 7th st, Tet foce, 4r., office’. Vernon How, rin. ti. Lo ea and Nets. nw. The above is, oni books. For full lis the Ist and 15th. FORRES 7th, one square above Boundary house: water iu the yard; #10 per moni next door, JOR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK, 1106 0 Six good sized rooms, three small; ali mode cau of the ty on m! ‘at office for bulletin iasued ot Gyl9) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Veniences; #35 per month in advance. Inquin Ost. nw NER OF H, TO A ly: four-story Dwelling, 12, Anapa.,at $00 per month, Inquire of A EBE: sy183t OK HOUSE, 806 1 ST. 8. ae RAY ‘and Inquire at’ 909 Massa Jy18-1w" . N.E,: SIX LARGE ROOMS, gyicadia neighbo ter 4 pan, to REN 2 BRICK window, two-stor bath, 2 latrobes, chusetts ave. naw. F es range, SONS 4 400 B — Hampshire ve. tw: brick house; Sroomsand beth: modern improvements; good condition. Also for #16 permonth; 1909 T7th'st brick house, six rooms and =modern improyeme I 1B-3t THOS. B WAGGAMAN, Agent. FORREST, 418 PER MONTH NICE SIX-ROOM frame in Mt. Pleasant t; gas and water. CHAS. E. BANES, 2054 Sth wt. n.w,, Or. 10 1626 K at. nw... Sr. ‘Leah, or. 29 Pst. ne. Gr... Pst. n. 739 3d stn.w.7r- 3y16_ Fr RENT—336 6TH ST. 8.F. frame dwelling: seven rooms; EDT & BEAD, a WO-STORY $15.30. SWORM- 3y16-6t -story brick, 10 rooms. ...8100.00 s Fe90 ¥ brick. 10 ro nat Tt 3 T st ny bilek, # Toome. 4 12st, Samory brick, 6 rote. 22227. 2 H st. ne, 2-story. brick. 6 roon 4 He at. 0. €, U-story brick, 6 roou H ry brick, Gr, and store. 11 Ch ave:n.w,, 2-story brick, Or. For rail list, furniebed’ Vous ‘&c., cail at office. ay. a i. PARKER, 1415 F stn. w. Fete Shi erdics oily 826 per month for the whiole house, splendid opening for the Heh part Apply tor keys to WI it & REPETTI, _sy13-6t" 326 Penn. ave.'se._ Foe RENT-RENT FREE TO AUGUST 1. ) I beautiful house, nine rooms. all_mod. imps. 1: B75, ear SWOKMBTEDT & BRADL’ syle, Fee, REST 040 BST. Nw. 2 story xb basement brick dwelling 7 room, all modern im- rovements, 830. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, aaa! $18.50. Store cor. N Rey. ave. at st nw. fe 13th st, nw. FOE BENT FURNISHED HOUSE, 943 057, N.W.: Six rou, lange yard, deligBtful Iccation. 830 por jnouth inadvance, "Alsi, Sy Ht, acuta; hom tow wer 2. 'w. Poswensio Say te Sam FOE BENTIIN ANACOSTIA, ONE NEW SEVEN. ew ‘Apply to W. C. JOHNS yand fine springs plenty mnitk and batter House: modem. improvements, Wide tall, UHR BOWERS, Herudon, W. 0. and W. Ae, | paterdn chic retinas welghboriod. Apply to irfax County, Var” a SeewGedn” | He A GRISWOLD. sy183h UMMER BOARDING.—MYRTLE HALL, HAR- Spee Ferry, W. Va reauy improved Oy large rustic porches, newly out walks, and improved panies plenty: ot 0 fresh milk, oy a ae vegetables and Attention iven the feeble aud children. “House open June 2 22 Some 30. Board ‘85 0 80 per week. ‘J. E, BURRELL, Proprietor, NOMFORT RETREAT,” (NEAR HARPER'S Jerr) Prue a ae, and ll advaniavas necor romote comfort itstclasspatrouage soli ‘Aplaamtre to lease. Fall particulars on SL CLARK, Keep Liga W MONEY TO LOAN. 'ANTED—A LOAN OF 3,000 AT 5 PER CENT | Aeon ar anbum for twa or they panna sosuragnot | MOSEL TR TOAN soe eens better in city;no commissi ‘B. B., Btar of- OLEAN & THOMPSO! fice. Sy19-3t*_ |, e135 1313 F st., Adjoining Sun Building. ED-—FROM 3.000 TO $6,000 AT 6 PER | Jy Ear W<cntron fistclase seal extate’ in the Dinter at | REALESTATE 10 Popa Savy Pay ace aa? Columbia from too years Loan not over one-quat= {orto one-third cas Sur Value. No commission. G. M., Jy16-3t" ing Association Steck or other good Collateral Security, “WA HL DEMPSEY, 2424 Ne ‘York ave, my tm good ED—10 SHARES METROPOLITAN IN- Veatment and Building Co.'s Stock. Address eee ST. JAMES, Star office. jy16-3t ‘A FEW HORSES TO PASTURE during the summer abd tail: escelient helan lenly of water; cnnveniont to city by cary or dive: hatin, a or eee nbian,"Prinee an ales iyie-1 ‘\WANTED_PARTNER IN EACH STATE TO Witte ne ot prea oS most ore arta ot dev success in Bos— Se rs ah, be made in every Jango Stu 000 capital ‘avman to take ore “Britain ad adress Tite he CO., 8 Bulfinch 3y16-7¢ SORES TO ea WITHIN, WE Pe Io a Heigl ‘WM. H. MAIN, Charles Hotel, « ‘ED—FOR A REALLY “G00 Wars. Suit of Clothes,” mad “coat fitted on”, before fi oat avely ‘modersts prio” go to ROBENT D. 224 fy ANTED HIGHEST CARH PRICE PAID FOR Wea Carpet, Feather Beds ait i of Honartld or Cal in oo (a ep ect Wasa Le DUG, BORED. 1 EIEN AND All Kinds of pumps, and pump \OF- syidinn ae Fest Sam Estos mae revel, Pigs 625. iTY LAND WARRAN’ JOUNerON Aterney at Law. Room Zh LaQratt pteeatire Bi iT KNOWN purse G8 BUNDY, OF sven ty, Haibis "States and Wit z by our process. Pelephons 118-6, rig oa hire apa WASd cela SRO Srawzous conn 2 oneics 5c. and @2 PORDOE 2 aoe Beat to any ee aie, Weta Sond Ou 19 71 JOH) Pela | Se ecapt Maryland). myll. op fee oF body cured. Mot, pin, Pa ae os Sepang noon 0—TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE, fmy25]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Salt ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON aad U yer cot Teal estate security, in sums to suitat HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATI InsuMs M a a corner 10th and F sts. n.' VEDEEALESTATS _el5, ‘ONEY TO LOANON APP Bi CEO WINANS OOF, Hand 19th ate ‘ONEY TOLOAN Marina to suk at es Pea a cyte vanisave, ‘ONEY, TOLOAN ae Lowest Giaseuarar ‘state security. 0020 we eid Pec ae. JMO=* T0L0aN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST *ODANENHOWER & SON, a 1115 Fst spot eae re ub30 ‘e. 308 7thet aw. LOST AND FOUND. OST_ON MAS5, AVE. BETWEEN BASE PALL aes AFTERXOOY ON THE oo pease Vitae sve ths ne ae Beem OST—ON THE 19TH INST.. NEAR 8 8ST. Lee istaide reward tf tetas 1 O8T- eae eae, 6 ae eg yaiRioiaieny © $55 Ey Eger Soa ‘Leer ase | Ean ratecene eee on RENT_NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE od Vleasant reltny.uine iucludine betas 109 Sst bee Es T—MERIDIAN HILL, BETWEEN 16TH | ®8; oR SALE—TEN BEAUTIFUL, nen LoTs Pea S Se fron ioe east: lows 21: aes, Bago | Sie (crane de = ni af sc aiecretne ous ts 3g | Saud sor toe Soares » RoR BEAT FStare co aM Ni. Gr. wa i. 1 OR SALE—BEACTIM SPU Zoqaren Cove I st., 71, water.16.50 N eal 30 3 sts 7 water Fos Tess mee ee ne eid Pom st, ér....--16.3 = —_ the ASN Ho a. 08 7 Pat., Gr. 40. at., 6 Eye SALE_NOW 18 ¥ dun or tS ny : are alow. ‘Opeu Four eyes Ls br 15.90 | took t 4th and VIL 9. ‘QSth st., Pa. ave. pos Prd Wet Vaave. Seth ae “sro Pa ave. nw. ed BARGAIN FOR CASH—A 10: oof Piorda. sins thre orate sel partion: TR TOK 368 ote bw ‘POR SALE—60 BY 100 FEET, CORNER OF OTS ‘and Lawrence sts, WALP YouNa, “ay 18-31 1303 F st. ti.w. ORs SiLE-ANDSOWE ‘Con! land ave. and i RS, RHODE Ii ha KL ave and ith at, ‘MP. YOUNG. 1303, .; Howar 17th, 2bc.; Grant, 2. Piacs, 20c.: Rosemount, 10 toe ‘ Sottagtn, with Sees fesetece ead Sor Heh fe fea eran ernens — terms to purchasers who vigdes to epee ‘wither Mae Ra JOR SALE_BE on liberal terms TIFUL AND VAL Al Lore 25 cash and 1 Peecee d monthly; iocated tn Pleasant Plains. rapidly ‘uupfoving set io creasing in value. Apply to. _ayi8-st_W. W. METCALF, 1531 Vermont ava, OK SALE—DESIRABLE LOT ON ROANOKE 8 ‘olUMbIa Halebte, 50X150 feet, c atin 100 feet of it priced at auc. urban lots st from 1 to 20 cents, ob JNO! Stubkatay’ soxtended, Fes, Eeswe, 100), near Mnw.; lot 25 fect 8 inches by 4.090. LW, Jot 31 by 99 feet; 8 rooms; 4) feet. 7 rooms Oth, near rs ee SALE—i0T, N. w., (Second Floor), BET. LAND H. AVE, ab foot Stall price per foot, 1.25 ats | LANKINS, 19th a Per foot. and ou the corer ASSES eae ded. two lots, 25 30 cents per foot, RK HERTFORD, dyle-iwe 14a Pat. JOH SALE AFI ‘LOT ON K ST, bet. ith and 44th ate. 202100: two party wells, ber foot, SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY. Shilaoe ¥ at. nw. Sf | x79 ft, ou Gat me, near att ; 455 10 fevui on Vth wth Dea Bice Corner Dand 12th ste me. 106x73..0. 0 60 1, frout, ou Jd, bet. O abd Pate. iw. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLE _ay14-6t aa 827 Fat ow, BUILDING LOTS ON hos at Ge. and 106. ‘ft. H. SXPHEKD & co, 1007 Bet. {OR SALE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS LN NORTH est section, Bear Dupont Circle from riot it SituekD a co 1007 LOTS IN NORTHEAST 8 ‘Hon, near Stauton Sguare, trom 405. to $1.25 por Pre Mi. SYPHERD & U 100 | ee Loans aud Lusuraix hext fo the Stickney Me north side of P sales in Saturday “LEW ATE 7a aban, "Oe ial Chapel, 72 tiy 100 fork bet Sth and Uth ste...” Bee othed fae Sowkean BORED ox rar textexzon nou " EAT AND of ALLAN OnE ONTRE Stazes iru sboruy every hall bour trom Hig cents, Lots sold on easy terms, Monthly payments cevted on contracts tor deeds aud deterred payments bear 5 per cout iuterest. Twenty lute ave been wold, siutpatamediatels adjoin the Washington Lun, Ali be open tor guests JOLN E, BEALL & CO, 1321 Fat TRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—A GOOD COUNTRY HOME, BE tifully situated, within few zuinutes’ ride of Wi nvenienty located, auited for summer jhoune, bap. and F; ington; very aud winter residence: ten acres of land for Room 2, 303 7th st. now. SALE OR EXCHANG! POR “cr a RATS “A four ate 3 a ot +13 acres of land, 9 acres in choice fruit two dweiliagn “Owner notsamitior ree ee soee 3 BRISTOR, agent, Martinsburg, W.Va. )y 20-204 JOR | RENT_—OOTTAGE—AT CLIFTON, FAIh- fax County, Va.,6 rooms, partly: furnished, and shade: three epot, god bea ar, oue hour fon , four” trains eack, ‘way daily. "Apmily to. A ity LBL F wt. Jy 18-8 Ok RENT—NEW COTTAGEIN MELR D0’ Hyattsville, Md. 23 traius nu fare dy cents. Apply at 424 oth et. nw. jylh-Jt JK SALE ON EASY TEKMS—A RARE CHANCE UbUrban property,a fine house with Lo roo and all mod, impe ewe atte st ereund with atta oak of water on it. Corner of 11th and Clifton # Myr Gen. Logan's, For further miurwat 1207 F st yok leak “COLONT tey-room Cottage, with besutiful grok nity Glew as eaten ids: at @ great Lanwain, aplendid bath ‘abl = il ACER a MEEBO? ad TRY as or THE LATE ey, ob Bindensbure Pike, 3 miles from Taiwe brick “casary Daag. fruit tr abd or oe PE: HUPTY & DYER 1901 Fst, JOR SALE 5A NEY DESIRABLE ‘Dairy or Stock Farm. acres: buildings, &c.; 200 weres arable; haps beauty aly Meso per si yer ecrs, from Washity BA. PHILLIPS. 14:58 New York ave, Eb (ACRES OF LAND, FRONTING oth sides Conduit Ti fr Brooke Park Hotel toCabin John theldge aud frost qibcauals rroe, gond cvtutey feign tn out houses. “Prive, ‘one-half asl, balauce nd two yearg 0 per out d OSS TON E, BEALL § co, 1321 F at, JOR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE EIGHT-RooM ‘The best awelliug ta Washington Tarthe face he x: tawelling fa Was! PHILLIPS, 14:28 New York ave. epee. B RENT—BY E..o. HOLTZMAN, i Thos C.833.53 Lafayette fows Circle 18 50 La loth tte K’stncar 10th st ma Vermout av, near 01 - 0} ae be 2, floor 32 th st. se, 10r- Hsia hw... 10619 Rm torbes me for rent oF sales liberally opetts for ale Call de aend at oft. ‘of rot ron iO HOLTZMAN, 10th and Feta aw. PLEASANT, 15TH ST. EX. Pine, 2 neat siz-room frames, #20 adjoining, RIE Also a lange number of furnished bi s 20x & bhows, fod 3 Gordon ave.. (bet. Fand G,2a and ‘ts. 0.€.) 4 rou... Hee ears ri erene ‘SWORMSTEDT Sy. E-SIXTY CHOICE SELECTIONS © cts: Very. ch sil or netd tor circular 1007 F si PROPOSALS. 3 ERGEANT-AT-ALMS' OFFICE, U. 8 BENAT) Wasuixorox, D.C. July 15,1887. Sealed Proposals for, Coal and Wood, 8 lowed and raped {oe Sergeants. Arian Uuited States Seu Ste, will be recelved at this office ‘un FAY OGHOcR Son MONDAY JULY EWENTS-F 28N7, to supply the United “States Senate with 1 hamely 0) Tons (2.240 Tbs), more or uired tor the year ending June 30, 1888, of te ‘oes feike «Aah Lee, aoe ng ie TORS Trae vaults to be Milled with Ont sat Menten vo fore the 1oth day of Noveusber, 1887, and julred si beatin ns called 2 = <a wary aaa ns Hed. Ash ‘stove Coal, to be delivered ‘hes auc pices a8 ay” be sruiuired, rds best clear Spruce Five. Wood in 4-foet Lenya “50 Cords best Ga Wood sat ins ett sd split to medium size. je wood must be. clear bright, well seasoned, and straixhit, aud the right is reserved to order more woud Ta ch pe Carmi ay sae ana ured, and stored in the vaults “of the wing ab Ute expense of the contractor. The wood to be ‘corded, tieasured, and cut st the nArWiae OPS CANADAY, _ay18-7t Sermeant-st-Arms, U.S. Senate HOPOSALS FOR A HIGHWAY BKIDGE. ee Sm Pennsylvania avenue, Macaca DvG. 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