Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON FRIpAy “The Evening star has a reaular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than trebio tkat of anv other daily paper published im Washington, and much greater than tnat «7 all tue other daily papers bere added _tomether. = aanampTan-eesneeeammemearsenmt "Those who leave the eity during the summer oan have The Sar mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. ‘The subscription must be invariably paid in ad- vance. .. ea Advertisers ‘Willserve their own purpose best, and st the same time greatly accommodate Tue Srax,if they will send in before noon to-morrow their snnouncements for the extra large edition of Saturday's paper, the forms of ‘which must be sent to press much earlier than on the other five days of the week. egg Se ‘The investigations which the New York World has made into the relation of the labor question to next year’s political activities have evoked many comments from prominent men of both parties, but thus far too little attention seems to have been Paid to one important phase of thesubject. The Igbor vote is so commonly counted as in effect a democratic vote, that it has been cited by political mathematicians ag an offset to the prohibition Vote, which they have put down as primarily re- publican. This ts a dangerous way to calculate. ‘The labor vote ts a large one, for instance, im Penn- sylvanta—or would be, if properly marshaled—and Yet its defection from the democratic party would have no appreciable influence on the result of a general election. The same may be said of Massa- ehusetts, and of a dozen other States, In such ‘States as New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut, on the other hand, where the old parties are di- ‘vided by a pretty narrow margin, the defection of the working people would make a difference, and large one. But, outside of the big cities, what isthe Proportion of democratic to republican working- ment ‘The protective policy of the republican party has drawn into {t a number of workingmen, ‘which would astonish any investigator who had not witnessed the operation with his own eyes, If a poll were taken of the adult male help in the manufactories of the interior of New York State, for example, it would be found that the tariff question overlays every other in importance in the minds of these men, and that party names count for nothing when the protection issue 1s fairly joined in any campaign. The Butler vote Of 1884 just about balanced the prohibition vote; and yet, with the tariff kept as far a8 possible in the background, the democratic majority was so slight as to leave the result in doubt for several days. A labor party would also divert a consid- erable Vote, which, though naturally democratic, ‘Was in 1884 cast for Blaine and the republican Ucket. It will not be wise, therefore, to base all estimates of the effect of organizing the labor ‘Vote into a solid mass on the theory that the dem- ceratic vote would be the only one seriously de- pleted thereby. The promise of advantage is doubiiess to the repubitcans, but many estimates of the extent of the benefit seem misleading, ———$—<— ‘It ts with a general sense of relief that the pub! Ue will read the news that Mr. Powderly denies Lis reported intention to resign the chief office in the Knights of Labor at the coming convention at Minneapolis. The loud talk which certain dele- es to Richmond last year indulged in, about turning bim out did two things: {t proved the in- ability of the Knights as a body, or of any consid- erable number of them, to agree in the choice of a ‘Successor to the present Lead of their order; and 1% proved the unwillingness of the bulk of their fellow citizens to extend the same favor to the ‘Knights under an unknown leader as they haden- Joyed under command of this known one. §0 far from there being any radical change in these two conditions, brought about by the events of the last twelve months, everything has tended rather ‘Yo increase their intensity. The malcontents with- in the order are more hopelessly divided than ever, and the people outside of it more set in their re- solve to sustain the interests of Mr. Powderly. ‘They have learned to put s good deal of confidence im him. It 1s true that some of hts theories strike profounder thinkers 8 unsound, and that his methods have sometimes betrayed a disposition to ‘Yemporize with an element with which he had nothing incommon. Bot these drawbacks are ‘Anaigaificant as compared with the man’s general ‘sincerity, his practical notions about the habits and conduct of workingmen, his liberality of spirit toward the laboring world, outside of the order, and his never-fatling counsels of peace, moderation and respect for the law. It would be @ sed mistake for the Knights, at this critical Period in their history, to depose him, and it ‘Would deal the order a hard blow if he were to re- sign of his own accord. Let us hope that neither misfortune may occur till the whole labor prob- Jem 13 a good deal nearer {ts final solution, —__—+-=—____ ‘The impression strengthens that the B. & O. deal 1s of the Snark species. Those who have read the Jueld account of the hunting of this mysterious creature will remember the frightful consequences ‘which were to follow should the Snark tura out to ‘de also.a Boojum. There are indications that this Snark is © Boojum, and that damage and expense are to follow in its course. For parties of the sec- ud part claim that the deal is not dead, or if dead, that it has been illegally disposed of, and ‘they demand an exhumation, a coroner's inquest, and enforcement of the law. Newspaper men will ‘de divided between impatience at the prospect of a renewal of “deal” prophecies and and a fiendish joy that the evasive deal isto be dragged into court, and dissected and teally examined inch by inch, and the Snarkish lystertes of ite being exposed to the curious eyes of all the world. — -_ “The very commonplace Mr. Smith,” as Justin ‘McCarthy described the conservative leader of the House of Commons, is either acting out of char. ‘acteror was misdescribed. There was commonplace in his contention that Dr. Tanner deserved suspension from the House on the addi. tional ground that he imputed falsehood to Mr. Long by telling a different story about the words | yi? used tm the famous controversy, and by contra- dieting when contradicted. His idea was bril- Uantly original. It was unique. When Tanner and Long contradict each other, and Smith openly assumes that Long tells the truth, Tanner 15 the only one who must be punished for imputing falsehood. Decidediy, this Smith isnot common- place. —_—_——» -—___ ‘The Ohio democrats endorse the administration of President Cleveland with no uncertain voice in the first paragraph of thetr declaration of princi ples. It may L Recsatiee however, that Mr. Seney, on taking his place as permanent chairman Of the convention, submitted a foot-note, as it ‘were, in a speech condemnatory of civil service re- form, and questioning the wisdom of the Presi dent’s policy in this direction. bio borders Ken- tueky, and seems to echo, though feebly, that deciaration, NOTICE WE WILL cLose | ‘SS Lx GALT BRO. & CO., Jewelers, pe pt OE when FIRST- CLASS DRY GOODS can be tought st prime such ie the fact at & L. S03 Peus, avenue. His entire stock will be soldat: ‘cab tom dara only. ‘A chance that should not be misses ty ‘those wanting DRY GOODS at LOW PRICES, 8. L. REMPSTONE, a2-@t 803 Penpa ave, Wosvzarc. Bazauxs LOW SHOES AND sLippens, ‘(tfidrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, ama Opere Slippers, only Sie. : worth 75c. ‘Mimsew Kui Onfords, Patent Leather immed, with ‘Tips, only 65c.. worth €1 Ladies’ and Misses Fine Qpere Slipgers, Kid Lined, cally Be., werth 750. Ladies! Fine Kid Oxfords, low-bution and New Jerta, only 75e.. worth gL oy THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, Sal 726 SEVESTH STREET. 103 Is Tue Suse July 16,17,and 18. To say it was hot is put- ting it mildly, as everyone knows. We havi to 81, and $3 to 81.75. ‘The Fat Men's Club have made a run on us and ‘The rush for our $10.00 suits still continues. BOYS’ CLOTHING, ages 14 to 18, long pants Jn these. Wo havo s few lines summer-weight and medium light shades. The price of these has been put down to ® remarkably low figure. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.. 322 No. 400 7TH ST., N. W.COB. D. F Ox Ds Onz SaTUuRDAY, JULY 23. All Children's Suits, ages € to 14, that were selling ‘8$ 85 and 96 each, go to-morrow—and to-morrow only—s 93.90. 93.90. 93.90. $3.90. 93.90. 83.90. $3.90. FOR ONE DAY ONLY-SATURDAY, JULY 23. All Children’s Suits, ages 4 to 14, that were selling ‘st $3.50 and 84 each, go to-morrow—snd to-morrow only—at $2.90. 92.90. ‘This iss bargain offering that we can't afford to con- tinue longer than one day. That day will be to-morrow, Saturday, July 23. SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MAREERT SPACE Tsrasre Wasx aT LANSBURGH & BROS, BARGAINS FOR THE BABIES. INFANTS’ WEAR INFANTS’ WEAR, soe are now offering another opportuni se offering opportunity for mothers Short Cambri: Lif may - aL ee eases Only 25 Cents. Pt fig Set Methe -Hubberd Dresses, with yoke om fa eokdery around too bowou 3. Infant anened cambaes wits herring: bo et taiasook and good euntaspaeteomeable strlen, made Only 81.35. 5. Infante’ Blind French Embroidery Mother Hub- ‘dard Dresses, very prett; Poul 01.74. INFANTS’ SLIPS. INFANTS! SLIPS. made of best. of rit quality geality cam’ 6. Infante’ Long 8 with four t fone, tucks dover the front Only 49 Cents. 7, Infants’ Cam! nfante! Cambric Slips, full length, with yoke of 54 Cents, 8. Infant's Cam! wit mnt's Cambric, Slips, with yoke of tucks and sleeves. perms pets 79 Centa. 9. Infants’ Slips, five styles, for ee these are very cheap. soidid BD Sine Dresses and Christening Robes up 12. Infants’ Cloaks from $1.98 to $24. Infants" licate: sctfanter Knit Sacques, white and also delicate shades, Infants’ Hand-Knit Sacques, all shades, only 59 cts. feet. Kuit. three most of which we oll fos 81, 8125: nad Gif oe ee Bile gfiignts Silk and Woolen Booties, from 18 cents to sclpfagie? Woolen and Eider-down Afghans, from $1.25 Infants’ Knit Shirts, ‘Infante’ Linen Shirts, A chance to please the baby. An excellent opportunit for mothers to buy Infantat Wear cheap. Our Infante’ Department is on Second Floor, separate from all otber Stocks. ‘You will consequently suffer no discomfort if you wish tobring the baby with you "AD FRE 3 URGH : ce ONE PRICE ONLY, 420, 422, 424, 426 77m Srazer. €a“The only Cool Store in the city. W. S. Tex, 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Will close his store, om and after MONDAY, JULY 25, 3 egy Seyi THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1887. A, To Your Szorrma aiece our cutablishment ‘st that bour’ duce you to me in each au over Sitecive _wOOP ar th aad Fee hw. goiert temo Pring of eh ee wie ant oe co sii Laden Fine Muslin Wall petra oF se dite a ‘Second floor: throuch il 2 Mom Ware Goons Go Dow, act, clearing up the atork-room we have ran Pieces of 28 ineh White Swiss Phe Ft proves to ve the best wrada, the i sold by ws this: season at S50. gun a of It quickly we offer it ot 3h, per yard, EXOBMOUG: WH IN GLO as et rand and igen these nen af onte, meal chases of Willa pees -yntton4 ape te 2 Sersey Reais Gloves, em broidered fans ees and browns. 81 bation ea Fs le pera ‘Gloves, inas- aa TT cae tees snitat SESE ‘B5e. to 50c. per pair. 6-button-tenat of length Jersey Silk Gloves, in tan and, wget Re rn oo “Prog! 25 to 01 pe pt Soom, Goon Visves Ik = gral prices never bought more. ee ity comets than the folow: wee. Berman Moyen sido ate, : neces tor. 78 doe. Celebrated T. & siecle Ouie 84 per PBC ioe Celene Celebrated fh. & G. Do PEPE one abled oe fe ftting and extre durable: Only 5 ver pair. Pp constantly in stock the entire ofaivlentnd tee of cur spociatty tie ror shone Paris- corsets, $1.50 to (36 per pair. Fipmor,. we in- ‘offer “tBe. sonst . WOODWARD © ‘Gor. 11th Isvgxzony Saez Or Boys Sure. Rave picked out all tho “Odd Suite” we want fo let po bofose stockiaking ‘thom feperstely, thd offer them st the following se Tot 3083-4 Boys! All-Wool Seotch Cheviot Baits, excellently ma made in Norfolk atyle. Sizes Have ‘been selling at, pertiec ug ay eae ‘Suit, anade * selling at. Stocktake ie, ete Bults, made a tye. ears, fave been Bet aL Oe S Baya’ ws: bias “Al Wodl vo: Bless “All: Wool made “Noriolk’™ ses, ee aye. 3,4 436 ave beets se Btocktaiine peice. far) $2.50 off per suit otight to close them out im WWelave afew other lines at proportionately reduced prices. (Thi wooo Wan’ ef Ebraop, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Bua a, Varres Tx Cunpnevs Wan az Children's Mull Caps, heretotore 250, biti Children's Fine Mull Caps, Normandy ery es each: ildren's’ Gamps, in tucked Linen ais erage hoa es $2.50, an eich: he aa (Socund floor” thro WOODWAND £ LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sta, n. w. Oe oles Lor Or Rizsoxs Ta moving to slow. We think these will 3 sllehe Gripetus. "Boa. Cold Nor kind of fancy work, Varied aon. Gro tote nd aS tik fe Oe. Rfbbo Oe. Soe: Hibbonsf Pe have’ also Snake in-and-gros- the most desiral ‘down 8 line of S-inch a Setined Bash fibons, ta je shades, from 1.25 10 @1 per WOODWARD E” 422 Cor, 11th and F ate. n.w. Suonr, Suse, Axp Dectarva: $25,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING MUST BE CLOSED - * OUT AT ONCE, And to do so Prices haye been Cut Down to Less Than Cost of Manufacture, 2.000 pairs of Odd Pants for Men and Boys at 1.50 and upward. ‘Children’s Pants from 35¢. up. 500 Business Suits will be sold at 50 cents on the dollar. ‘Black Corkscrew 4-b. Cutaways at $10. Black Prince Albert Suite at $12. 500 Coats and Vests, in Seersucker, Mohair, and Drap d'Ete, Alpaca, Pongee, &c., from $1.25 up. A full line of White and Fancy Vests from 650. up. Indigo Flannel Suits at 88, Boys’ Alpaca Coats at Boys’ and Children's Suite will be sold regardless of ‘cost or value at SoAEE HEAL Eg SSAA EUAAE EL OOR. TENTH AND F STS. Yo Azz Corpuizx Ieviren T. ATTEND VICTOR E. ADLER'S ANNUAL RED-LETTER SALE, Commencing MONDAY, July 18, reduction of Fer Por Cant fon alt aren i sults wi which teste: LOSS!’ LOSS! “LOSS! ‘To us on every suit that is sold. Neverthelenswe are alwaya cheer, D , ful and mean tofoljow the path of _ RED LatrER duty, however unpleasant and uns LEPE if te RED LETT! Look on the: bogey for regular and on the san for, Luced | which you I find marke 2 D. eas oor 13 to 1! ' 1. =f Suite, strloty ail 12: lees fener cant $4.04 ute, my Ly rosie FR 87; a Fe Plaids all wool, 96.30; LE! bad be 2&7 Sp (COMES OUR GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPT, And the buyer says: “I \VE GOT SOME BO- NANZAS FOR SATUBDAY, ‘NEW GOODS.” a 4 Wik’ tweF f PE AYE GY LEE ee ree eel Pree A REE" Gwey | IRE RE GY LEH Of our “Famous” 61.00 Pisited-bosom Shirts, unlaun- dered for 630, if ME VW LIMES HE, BY 4 Of 12340. Lawn and Pique Neckwear, tecks and puffs, ¢ for 250. ik NN N EEE = (Of 850. Half Hose for 250. Of 50 and 750. Pisted Sleeve Buttons for 250, a NN L ll SN N EEE Hin Gey HiREE Pie Ww He ie Of $1.00 Boyw’ Flannel Shirt-Waists in plain blue, gray, and fancys for 79¢. a (Of Men's $1.50 Fancy Flannel Shirts for $1.00. ¥. B—The above prices are positively good far SATURDAY ONLY. BBA pid mm 88, PALI RET S ' ara i Set oT ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Dowr Foxoer Ix. SOAPS, POWDERS, PERFUMES AND TOILET WATERS, COMBS AND BRUSHES OF ALI, KINDS. A complete assortment of TOILET ARTICLES at bel PALAIS ROYAL, And at prices 4 little leas than usually charged, THE L A ee NS § % Sg bas Et, ARTE HERE Sor | Coc LLIL EEE A AR ERS hw ‘ode CAL Fr & AE EE teed LLL Eee aT THE A A PAL ALS |B Hoan BAH RRR, 00 ¥ A . Bd? FPA boas al repeticieten in price, and always ree ductions 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 year, We havn't space to write of the redueed prices in these departments, as we concentrate our energies this week on >) a88s fT BRN RRR. ROSIER As we mention esch department in turn it will bes Jong time before we again advertise Hosiery. 80 please ead with attention the following: $3.48 SILK HOSE FOR $2.48. ‘Two popular lots are our $2.98 and $3.48 Pure Bilk- ‘Hose. We have them in plain Black and Black with White Split Feet. They sell #0 well we are sold out in some aizes in each lot. We combine the two lots, and thus can offer allsizes. Closing out sale price $2.48 8 pair, Ss XY ¥Y ¥ 080. SILK HOBE FOR 89c. We have Black and all colors and all sizes, but some of the very delicate colors are slightly faded. Nine cents 8 pair is all we can afford to reduce them. More ot faded than faded, but all 89c. ‘75. LISLE HOSE FOR 490. Bome were 50c., some 68c., some 75c., and many were $1 pair. They're broken lots. A big pile of nearly 100 pair, from which the early visitor will se- cure bargains indeed, All st 490. pair, 44c. SCHOPPER’S HOSE FOR 390. Schopper's name is associated with well-shsped, fast-color Hosiery. Your experience ia that 44o. is the regular price. You'll appreciate the reduced price, A CROWD OF OTHER BARGAINS. Fine English Lisle HOBE, G8c._ Were 75c, and 98c. Irish Balbriggan HOBE, 22c, Were 25c. Children's Knglish Ribbed HOSE, 25c. for all sizes, Gentlemen's Lisle Thread SOCKS, 350. Were 75c. KR, 250, Were 350. ‘Were 680. Pure Silk VESTS, ribbed, colors, $1.08. Were $2.48. Lisle, colors, look like ailk,’79c. Were 98¢. Egyptian Yarn VESTS, Jersey fitting, 540. Were G80. Gauze and Gossamer VESTS, 390. Were 480. GENTLEMEWS English Colored Bal. UNDERWEAR, 500, Fras 980 | Sy at L AIS ROVALT (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 4720_AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH 87. x. W. ere ee WANTED—HELP.___ WANTED—RQOMS. FOR RENT-—HOUSES, V EXPERIENCED ¥ ‘ANTED—BY MO JOR RENT—HOUSE, 1104 L ST. N.W.: HALL: ieee ae rgd ae Be rk rh nie ai ores ‘two lairobes; range; bath. pt 4 ‘T RENT—A VEN-ROOM Wate te ACRES | WV SER aee ee Ne | Feed es a See Bpbaras 5 Radar meiaeents eter ok raha ce i : Waren Brathrlntna Ann OF Suro: OSE Sante 2S a AE TT al at WASERGR A, Sra bach ELES | Fron nenz-mocsex — WASTEDS 20K 5 sede vee sage ak Sagrinanent feast, cotton and att ork eid nurse: ‘at reasonable ret at 2 29 Tat nw, 1 Wasa abe SRE os BEE Se | WSEAS atts oes vit Bea er required. BoP Too aioemmaa Vo | ees set srnere choseare’ "no other board “yee re Addons, at 0 TO 3 Nurses nnd Lausdveaees tn cy mori COOMBS & Bi BURGESS, 00 ¥ st \NTED_{MMEDIATELY—A FIRST CLASS Moose bree ee aie AW WANTED EXPERIENCED AD ADVERTISING 80- 106, ig a aie, iting wages wages exbected, 6 ‘experience, &c. NV ANTED — WOMEN ‘Chambermaids, ing terms, locality, &c., C. W. Warne oom 18--TO PAB’ ING ROOMS ay: fc Fant we present agvantare vo procure tenants ti ‘and R Spal rl sere then, TT Gates fon, eee Wezel aS ADT 2 eu ating terme, Rey ALT cave Star Sy se is WANTED--HOUSES. ice Fane. ao ROUSE. Shs XW ‘Totus, latge yard. delwlitful location . $20 per ete SI aE sit room new 18 Oth sin. wv. Poseesion 5-1 ANTED SEUNG MACHINE "OPERATOR Wiis as oe Wer, ‘COUPLE | gtr. ana awe from the sonny seg ono te fhe | 7th st. nw, (NTED—COOK. ce, DIRE WARE EES erthiwest Dart of ‘Addrees W. 1- WANs area neo | Banat iv ‘MOUN- WOUSE OF : Wai iene ‘TO SELL SHRILAND Wi a7 inn sat ceed Pera Ear a4 a ca. Say aay fees Hare sovarcanl ae feae sntn Mbsat not focussed 940, hadrvas FRee splendid lot. $2.25 per f Eidreased envelope. 1 2aa G st. R.w., wide front, not too deep. d= ‘Bourne, Kendal Gow, Texas, a D0 oareas OR PURCHASE A ROUSE Se a we oe HEAD OQOK. SEOOND OOK, ixtreMccowan, (tere ra’ Peppea tad TONAL eae ea YOUNG PHARMACIST AB A! ore See as oa et ints must come we w. seek iv Ce aii NTEDCA OT STEADY AND SOBER YOUNG pte white) aa bar tender; alvo e Cook ‘genet 1008, 1010 F — = een iy eke +5 NEAR AT _ONCE-HOUSE crnap hg end SRENS De bavi” vee east Peed aie Pat a eee LELOPE ON COLUMBIA ROAD, WE ween servete extended pads ziosnted hohwest: sia F plete three-sti Lot on 16th street, between S and I sts, 20x20@, ates AP pana ae rier | bx penal ihc i fay ES hag See 0 Mota Bieweatt Valin Star office. ty22-1m Lots in Blocks, 11,14, 29 and 20, Meridian HIM. ANTED—TO RENT A BUILDING, CENTRALE | 2705 po Ga eae ae Toasting, at moderat Fas “fland | Wied 30,000 feot of ground. improved by Sra ot Tokoma Pagk "ermis reason * Ground imall parts of the city ~ 7 Sth st. ow. Ors all m. i. $40. N FOR G aay lace and good, ie Beene YANTED—WHITE Wow. Wea ive in fail jon req Npeo-ae WW xT=DSAODOPY iG MAN WHOCAN READ ‘HOUSE ‘AINING “FROM S25 bat ae Td aoa Le 2 ERE | caste eade eae eee Bee Ware Raise aia "pikess | tang bee Rogue on. ee a 2 : 3 ler = ¢ 5 1 me ‘Apply T. JONES, 208 91 4y22-30" ie }0-3t* Sy an arenig fount Pleasant, @30. Fie ee: pouneney wt, GOe.. 16th. ped Wixtep sar WHITE OR OOLDHED, 1 TODO aioe WHERS— HOUSES * TYLER'S HUTRERFO! emapieine SSc.; Columbine, at gsi uvework, between the age of 15 and 18, Want ints: nd Lots tual sect dens ote TR teal ent pede bi = ane retes_ | eee ab. Ouchded Wilk Tequired to stay ‘placed in our Fea THREE‘ STORY ABD BASEMENT « eae at 431 6th st. s.w. at ete sed mi oneetpen Le Decline rooms and bath, all mi, #40 per TE HEAD VEGETABLE COOK, | _! ein Sones Fa, | Domb: 187 Oth et bv oe RUTHERFORD, Ws. ata pe Waiters for the spri Wanrep_omecr FROM OWNERS, HOUSES | jyoogre RatioNAL 1 white Girls, 13 to 16 years old; at once. Wax Lots for Pe a a prey THAW ch and 2 Let. |ATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 613 7th st. Itt placed wich ne will be | be liberally our ex— FR ny SIN Room 16th. FOR COLLEGTOR IN | Sasctea’ OU Gr MD Apuiyte Heat Meotouis y: SHOR KER. ulate office. ‘Address, in own handwriting, | Sci'¢ 1813 F st., Adjoining Sun iz. ra Bt + SE2O Fst nw. BEAL Serere B SS. — EE FOE BESTE AR GE HICELY FURNISUED ANTED—A REG! TRAED (ARMACIST FOR on Bs M % thof Boundas work. Address Btar office. WANTED—LOTS.__ para ecaaee! ipa bere HESOR | Votwon 1th st Meridien Mls = [So y21-3t Tooe Fst hw. Porson Roun Baht As aud iti ste... ws AN ACTIVE, INTELAIGENT COT. ~ POR RENT 420 Wf ST, NW. 8 BOOMS, a Bam. to work it Tecom- melita) prove T mont Wea mn last place of service. We RIESE, tion and price, 8. GPPESHEIMER E Bh obo Ghee: APA Tad 14th ot. nw. ANTED— ie Bx Saara ee REA Baitang. ~ TANTED—A CANDY MAKEB. APPLY J ra TIDE Gonsrel on 1000. "Adds i | MAPS, 400 Osta ee Sion ege to AaB Se | ancora, eee | WANE ENCED 9 OuT-Do Ese ae ea ge ag A eee BOLE AMAN SO tesa 2106 Verme ‘room: . Ware PRACTICAL NO./1 DOUBLE-EN- FOR RENT. ROOMS. iients: room for stable, Pent sa0" JOR SALP_CHPAP_A G etsy Bookkeeper, first-class references re SEaaaeen MUEaaT ccd ana Apply to owner, front on J batwouu! an tar office, tenes? a25 | OR RENTS a r_ | foot, worth Side ; A SETTLED WOMAN AS NURSE FOR ed ‘at summer rates; 88 a was Penn cles on ay abate Calbeth eter Eevee Dope 4 ny funo children: ern conveniences ‘ou $20" Bato SERFS Ie EF" 7) eae ences, ey rooms: gaa to jorthwest. SNTED—A FIBST-OLASS AgUERTOR CEMENT ea woFuEwtaten | MORMENT. Off Loalntane sve, foe: ar NH steam-pipe coverer. Hoom 97, Build: Fe ERR} 20 TH ST 3 Ww. Fe JOH RENT_818 PER MONTH—1008 | NEW ‘and book case for sale. fampshire ave.. brick House; six rooms and bath iiodern fuprovemente Also 1600 Lith st ais | EG poRtL, Brick House; six rooms,“ THOS, F Sat oR RENT—1442 PIERCE PLACE, BRICK, TWO ‘OB RENT_ROOMB- PARTIES WANTING ROOMS can Bpd what will suit them on our list, ree nuble by calling at our Hoon, List of pr tions of the city and suburb TANTED—A GOVERNESS TO TEACH ENG - Sines ar wiaiae eoe Washington. Address 5. WANTED — WHITE AND COLORED woMEN WSicka, Tumes, Chanbormeida nad bel ot al tok nen aud women for the city anid country, at the OrUAL EMPLOYMENT AGEKOY, 816 K st. nw. Lint MCLACHLEN & BAT( stories, six rooms and bath; all modern improve- RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM SE a agg Fa anos ; terms moderate, with all the | rooms {eh EA brick, Tag A 3 RL tes rivilewes of « home; 1st ‘Sd floor: good, neigh- Bd. WARSER & OO. Die Fete | POR SAL TEN tt ING LOTS as i . Ne ste 1.8. fromting Gast; Jong 212115 feet deep," These lots are very desite ale'for Aine dweilitury wud if ald altawothor will be Bear “Mt Pleasant:* | sold for the small price ea Rneoe.a i eingler ad TREE mnfurniahed Home .eouthern exposure. bat root? ail modgra improvements.” Rent’ #26 pe JOR RENT—“THE © bet. 7th and 14th st ins the grounds of CEDARS” O§ SPRING ST. SLND per teat TH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO., Donth. 4718 st LW Seteh Se ett Stems on rte eed sy 20:3 ie =. Ween TWO GOODFARM HANDS TO WORE | Berdnot cal. —____$721-38* | Shade. ADply £0. CHAS. GE ¢ BUNCANS _— JOR SALE_BEAUTIFCI ore, 655 on dai ra ae none must OR RENT _UNFURNISHED-TWO LANGE | _iy213t w. 4 itt. cused to the care of horses, ouly thous having expen | FV O2amuterdng hee ae sa Boor: > = Spa pied anal TABMER, Star office, ‘vol and pleasant beth, insiuding gaa’ 815 5 0 oe SENT 0S EB, aston mag | = By203e nw. syste | 25," RmR; BOMem cores: In, arr Witaen eRe Coors ML Reco eae 70B RENT—In, A PRIVATE FAMILY IN era e dy21-3t ose reases, m Fy Zeindow room Ad- farm hans kei (o'ebite ae Tegra tie | drome Ke Woes Suradice. Ht | Pon a tnsca «100973701 2m nw, 0 is oo ey. Fe Biyooae. | ROR RENT — FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED $22 ade ne 60/1007 B J 'ANTED—INTELLIGENT MAN LOCATED OUT- er Bg cities, to represent in bis locality a re- | cars, muse, noes exac ye ASUFACTUMER ‘SUPE, Lock Box 1585, N. \/ANTED-A G 4, GOOD, SETTLE SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, ‘to take room. Must jORETY, Star jy6-1m Ss 2 IN NY private family. “Address aid call at 1710 Jon stv. Ww E COLORED @ situation; has reference. Address P. 2 Dean Gourt, between 10th and 1ith and M ta ate. 0. w, TANTED—AT HEAl TARTERE=TORTAIONS & Cooks, Chambernsils, Waitress, Taundress, reson, Seamus my 4 hon, Butlers and Valsts “COOMBS” & BURGESS. ‘A COOK, MAID, Jy2u-6r Wane Men Cooks, Garden aud Dairy, go Waite 6S eat G13 7th st, now F YOU NEED | utber Houseworker, ‘Butlers, Drivers Farm, ONAL LABOR R BUREAU, an ADRESSMAKER WHO CAN FUR- Ad famili DRESSMARER, Starofices 7 “4yseas WANZED-A SITUATION BY A so0Ha er Wares, writes a ravid, legible hand: had experi Hoots on first oor: conveniences for light house- Suz, ty, 05: 11 rooms; Bearing, lain ptorred. Apply 71a Met. ow. 149; JAMES W. TYLER R ¥.. (Second Flour, Fs RENT — TE Ey od Man FOUR TA TARGE AND AND | 453 VOR BAl OR SALE LAT. 3 14 =. AVE. Fe ‘ot AND 1, aoe <2 ont" price pet for for thes horses, 1804 td ak: atone square from | BE ASKING, Ich aud Wats Sy 20-3" SALE-SINGLE BUILDING LOTS ON ROS TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RENTS iwi 8 BOOM FS SIS Fee Seva ho, Sa DegMELY ECRSISHED | Jhon REWT—* nade ip rovemey 38 ROOMS PE STP & ihe sauare from the Peuslow: Ofice and within five | g37"50." A coat oF Be OCUPAGEE, | _dy8-lm se dows: corner house’‘all front, dghatrat stfu igcetieys at unt Plows 7 ab terme "re F SrB0-bi") ROK RENT. COST. SIX LOOM BRTOK 122 MASS, | Choa? POR IBEES Tey Sree 08 3 RENTON A DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD, | irobe: reat $20" Inguireat 437 Tht nee (ey ba lcating rooms on second goor, second floor. Spe ar pom High abietor * ght housekeeping. "Terme ‘moderate, family Se, bee ionthi, saiacteas small, no children. Helererices. Rooms open between y pay ean on onteacty or Goods gut detserea payment ‘Fand’s p.m. Apply 1609 10th st. n. Sauer aca FX aC RGE, HAND. R 1720 H BT. NW, eco fote' some sommrnieting Rooms, secoud floor: board, ts immediately yn + % Washiugton = if desired; gentlemen ~~ me square west of PE Se ran for ene June L ‘War and a on file tu our office, (OB RENT- Ep, AND UNFUBNISHED my6-3m_ on TO, Large, light, and Feasonable, ‘Transient THE cuss eGtia tie 86,652 34 rok si, 928 7th COUNTRY REAL ESTA ATE, Street cars the door tall eect ti ol WASTED, SMALL HOUSE WITH BARN OR eel, Sere ie Boas, wars ae WALL Now ph | cular, be. Bh So wont edies, N TAKOMA PARK--FINE NEW COTTAGE, Laneg unds, all conveniences; near station, "Will OP! __FOR_RENT—OFFIC! ‘OR RENT—TWO CI Sold atonce easy terms. BAXTE oor, 659 F at new. after July. yu Teejat 383 per 1008, 1010 Fethw Month, ‘by the year. Will paper aid palit and thor- ouxhly renovate rooms. | FOR Sates oo »D COUNTRY HOME, BEAU- tifully situated, within few ently loca’ JOHN E. BEALL & Co. 1321 F 4e7-3m wery. healthy ; edge of business; 1 for 2s z does. rt ignore. eral Sori Star ol ee 30h nd for $2500. Ahi ean “hntire ayer s Sas Wwanten— 6 Fora full list apply to. WESCOTT & WILCO! JOR SALE_ON EASY TERMS. caine pais ble hand. focencon. Adadreas Lb Blas ottes, | gop paliees MES by by ie BW. Pilling, vearof O23 B WBRION HOUSE. nog ter: Mw | APSeimn imps athe Si Clifton tas ment ba w + eR RTE Ss bere Sree eee “e10-am | ——— Ms, Gen "e"For surtivor anfornintion eat at = ae 307 F at. nw ares notes bie R RENT—“LEARN TYPE-WRITING.” PT “ " sepegnten) Bee nade perpertenc 28 bookkeeper. Best jlachines rented at $6 per monthand sold on 318 PER MONTHS OR SALE HAM, Barclay, Trambull County, Ohio.“ jy20-6t_ | Monthly payments, | oe opercE 033 Fat. nw. it; gas and water. reat bargain WANE Boning ONG, NAN OF PROF Bosal education tnd business practice, Spanieh, Prench, allan, Portuszioee, an Sela an The oatisraph typewriter, desires’ position in. all those ages accepted; reference if ‘Address T. 1. My Star office: * JyZ0-3t ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS CHAM: Fi Walets, clerks tx’ faullan, Ci faye ‘te, Gig commer i resorts. SURNEAMS S Ean ment lessons desired. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS | *= "‘ANTED—$2,500 OR 83,000 FOR A TERM OF years at per cents jzn0 Commission secured by satinfactory city real Address SAFETY, Star office. ‘ANTED—PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AT Ase Ww: ‘sonable rates; taught in three months. yraune 33 the course. Address eae Siar of- CHAS. E. BANES, 806 Fstnw. | 15.0" FOE SALE THE COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE Gon. Hickey, on Bladensburg ike. s miles Bic Cartel, Labre (prick “wansion. all necessary COUNTRY BOARD. = $83.33/2225 13th st.n.w..6: Arthur Pl'e u. Fe RENT—ROOMS AND. BOARD FOR TWO = shits ‘fruit In abuudance _ ‘and xentleman, Dee ee eeatiaes comreuiat th Bont 39 pie Se HCPTi & DYEie 1301 Fat. Addreas Widow, box 3833, City Post-office. "33 sab QE EXCHANGE-A VERY DESIRAULE SCT HILL —1 Dairy oF Stock Farm. 220 ‘sores, build 4 SPECT HILL HOUSE BEAUTIFULLY SITU- | 338 tna orca arable ass teautifutiy only @40. por i fing and saddle horwes: sity: wefercusca: eg. | 2038. tiles from Wastin mrad Palle hutch, grea ERGON SIMPSON: Nort mudoun Co, | 7244 rs ae PHILLIPS, 1 a aay: 5168 OR BALE—535 ACRES OF LAND, PRONTING WEE. FEW BOARDERS. AT THE FAMOUS | 3 sides Condur stroichiag from Berkeley. 51 ng private fam iy SoBe te Catan Jolin, biden, ud fronting Beckley Springs, Weat Virwinie. eee” rice #30.G06""Sne halt cha, tase “one Gee COUNTRY BOARD AT STOTT'S siete toga JOHN & BEALL & co, H Metropolis iad spy Go Ma Sa malas 321 Fat Bon dfs inst nw, PY te 218 ie On SAUECSIETY GHOIGE SELECTIONS Pe eo a PERSONS DESIRING TO ‘sud unimproved, within fro e-half wile to — faale eseae ON $1,000-NOTE, AMPLY Sierre lonve eat ity dare ta uunuer, cau obtain Aree Salips of sbovity? very heal aud ot very eaay tet Ww secured by deed of trust (chattels) on stock and home comforts, in private family, ‘Call or send tur circular. HH. BYPHEKD & 00, fistares of prominent.fth otest etre.” Or would sel | at Warrenton. Va a aes 1007 wt der idm note ata ra ee Call | A.M. as “ge sis ot * be Fat bw, FEW oanpens wits tty Be a TAKEN AT. MEL | 730 34 ___ BUSINESS CHANCES, at Pose, a beautiful ion from Wares WANTED 810,000 AT FIVE PER CENT FoR he mountains, house svg. In late OREN OR KENT — TO LUMBER, Woon ree or Ave yearsoh broerty worth double that ina ae gat ear 2 TBE Fe fr feed eater, Lan baal eee smoun re ‘Amis — vane we yeas T ccat, AB Happe- | sreDr & BRAD! file track wid » whicns “Avpiy to NTED—A LOAN OF 83,000 AT SEER GENT fer annua for tree years: heer cleee security soomenlene 1H, Star Ofice. dy21 'T CLEANING WORKS; W ‘esters re Fenovated, anatiressss inade jo Fes hia eee PE ANTED—PUPILS TO W Souris qoute 68 alin HEE BG: WaTETRT EEO & eae TED— ND! Wate eres es She York waria's Bow Pe eR ir merite as a cheap, co) cane 11.50 each, aL ce oe Bier Bote hpeat for the strict of Columbia. RIVERTO ‘ON WOOD. _dy15-Lin* ai daman su = wharves, icrd muti tw rawr ack heey ae a —THE CAPITAL THEATER LE ‘ F “xbERT 308, Stet pan TES UPN SA ORL ROE 2. W, ctouth Bide) ci Car RETREAT,” HARPER'S Ferry.) irae fo nso; and cl advantages tote counfort:ftwi-clangattonage sulcitod Pa A Fto promote patronagesaictiod. repens BESS theveity showa picase, Pull particulars ou ‘applicatio tases offered by thin | BESS We GLARK: Keep tryet West Gos Ma” avail emsclvan of We avatars cote RISE Oitatog painting . MONEY TO LOAN. ea eae iii ceria cae nee Ee | ce lenty ‘water: convenient to city ial nar a : feet etna? iN “Te (STATE TE tO perenne 9 goo en est TO PASTURE ee Wit ye 3 Warne Be nd the ave. wan ‘CASH PRIOE PAID FOR ues eee, te pveidec es om EEF oF ‘sth st. 2. @, ae = WAEEE. Poe poo ca Wiitie ciaia' on toe CURR par, em warm taye Dam tod bta eae 000 LOAN ON APPROVED. JE, Seats sto yet tweed Oa ay "on BEAL ESTATE, i300 2,000 yaa Fore 5. wansauis.- $100,000 Aazeyr gi tee aan = LOST “AND D EQUND. a "AX Se rs ia ae AS a eaeearrag