Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON ——— CROSBY 8. NOYES.. ‘The Evenina Star has a regular. permanent ena fide daily cirenlation more than treble that of anv other daily paper publisbed m Washington, and much greater than that ‘all the other daily papers bero added together. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can Rave The Star mailed to them for any length of tame, and the address changed as often as desired. ‘The subscription must be invariably paid inad- ance. Complaints against and critictsms of the water @epartment by citizens have found space in THE Stan. In another column Commissioner Ludlow Feplies to some of the criticisms, The decision of ‘the Commissioners to enforce the payment of dis- PUted water-main taxes In other ways than by shutting off the water 1s wise from every point of ‘View. The legal right to withhold the water in such cases fs far from clear, and the effect upon the public health of a denial of the water in a large number of instances might at this season be especially unfavorable. This announcement by the Commissioners removes the impression natur- ally given by the Indirect threat of deprivation of the water contained In the circular sent to those ‘who appeared from the books to owe water-main taxes, and takes from the indignation meeting announced to assemble at Shea’s Hall to-night One of its principal causes of complaint. Judging, however, from recent newspaper literature concern- ing the water department, those who complain of ‘What department's methods and claim that no in fense in the general schedule of water rates and Ro Increase in the rate of water-main tax are nec- ‘essary, will probably consider that thetr objec- ons have not been met, and that they still have cccasion to protest. Every District citizen 1s tn- terested in requiring the equal application of the Same schedule of taxation to all taxpayers and it ‘any have been tlegally favored in the past they must, of course, be promptly called to account. Bat how far a general increase in water rents and Water-inain rates, disappointing to the reas- Onable expectations of the people of Washington, can be established as necessary, {8 still a matter for public consideration. ——— ‘The advantage, if any, to Senator Sherman from his indorsemeat as a Presidential candidate by the Onfo State Convention will consist im the Impetus which will be given his canvass in the ‘ther states. So far as Ohio 1s concerned such an indorsement means but little. The convention held this year bears no relation to the canvass to de made next year for the choice of delegates to ‘he national convention. If next yearthe majority Of the Ohio republicans prefer some other man to Sherman, they will send anti-Sherman delegates to the national convention, in spite of any indorse- ments, approvals, votes of confidence, recom- Mendations, or other declarations of fealty that ‘the gentiemen gathered together at Toledo this ‘Week can publish to the world. On the other hand, any hostility expressed for Sherman by this Group of men at Toledo should not prevent him from appealing next year tothe people of Ohio. ‘The effect of raising the tssue at this time ts to arouse bitter animosities and cause dissensions And divisions among the republicans tn the face of an opposing force, and many of the strongest admirers of Sherinan’s shrewdness and great ability are questioning whether the game 1s ‘Worth the candie, and find encouragement only in ‘he reflection that Sherman usually knows what he ts about. $$ oe Representative Collins, of Massachusetts, has come out, fairiy and squarely, as an opponent of ‘The administration. An interview between him ‘and the London correspondent of the New York World leaves his attitude no longer uncertain. He does not believe that Mr. Cleveland can be re- nominated, and 1s evidently very glad that he doesn't. It 1s to be noted, however, that the State of Massachusetts did not send a Cleveland dele- ation to the National Convention in 1884; and ‘What, with all her great mugwump bolt, she did not change her record asa Steadiast republican ‘State when election day came. In spite, however, Of these discounts upon his importance, adminis- ‘(wation hopes are doubtless based in part upon Massachusetts, and the loss of Mr. Collins 1s not entirely insignificant. ; Szxuxo Orr ‘TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. Our immense stock of Dry Goods and Carpetings are going off for less than cost. ‘This week we will makes grand effort to close out our Ingrain Carpets, The prices willbe 30,35 and 40 cents. A few pieces of extra quality, Hartford make, st 57g cents. ‘Nine thousand Spools of Clark's Cotton 4cents pet spool, ‘W.W. BURDETTE & C0., ‘No. 928 7TH ST., and 706 K ST. N. W- 326-3 Dw You Usoznstaxp: ‘Some of you did and some aid not. Wealways have what we advertise unless you come too Inte. Wo cannot afford to keep goods for those ‘who expect to come mext year. Last week we ‘Advertised Boys’ Percale Shirts, three for $1. ‘We had them and plenty of them, too, for that Price, but it seems that some of our customers ‘understood that we had Shirt Waists at that Price, We may have had it is tree, but that wae not what we intended to advertise: BOYS’ PERCALE SHIRTS, 3 for $1. ‘They sold very well on Saturday, but we haves few more left of the sme sort, First Floor, Purnishing Goods Department, ‘is where we keep these Shirts, three for @: ‘Lots of other goods tn that department you ‘want at this season, whether you stay at home or go abroad. STAY AT HOME, and you will wants fow white Shirts at lesst. ‘Have you ever examined our stock? No? That's bad for you. Come at once and see how well you can do with us, GO ABROAD, ‘you will wants Tronkors Satchel. The tree snwardness will be best understood by an exam!- nation, STAY AT HOME, and make youreelf as comfortable se possible ‘with a Seersucker Coat and Vest. We have the dest genuine ones in the market. ‘Third Floor; take Elevator, please. ‘Light and comfortable up there. GO ABROAD, Dut before you go, buy one oF more Flannel ‘Shirts for roughing it. Furnishing Department, First Floor Front, has lots of them. (7?) STAY AT HOME, ‘and buy a blue Serge Suit, price from $15 up- ward. We know we have the best that can be found, but it will sometimes happen in such thin goods the seams will part. If sny of our customers have had any such experience with suite purchased from us they will do us favor by returning them. Other Suits are ready to replace them. @O ABROAD, oR STAY AT HOME, ‘you will want something that can only be hall to advantage of SAKS AND COMPANY, THE STAY-AT-HOME CLOTHIERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. —-—— Invitations are pouring in upon the President so fast that he may have w adopt Andrew Johnson's plan, and go “swinging ‘round the circle,” inorder to please everybody; and the White House library will have to be enlarged to make room forthe Solid volumes of autographs attached to each bid for bis company. Jesting aside, nowever, there are many Ways In which Mr. Cleveland could Spend his time to worse advantage than b¥ a pro- Yonged tour of the West. No one can be a com- plete American without such a trip. And the Droadening and patriotism - inspiring tfuence ‘Which would be felt by any American would be ‘especially valuable in its effects upon a President, ‘Whose decisions give direction to the affairsaf the Se ee Jacob Sharp still stays in town and swelters, ‘While Dundreds of other citizens ot New York seek the shores of the Hudson river at and about Sing Sing for recreation and fresh air. ‘There is not a vooler place in summer to be found anywhere, it is ‘said, than the interior of the state prison, wih its thick walls, ts high roof and its straight corri- dors, opening almost on the river's edge. If he were wise, Suarp would go there in spite of his lawyers. He is a convict now in every sense, as Mauch asif he wore a striped suit and ate his meals with an iro spoon. The most that the courts can do for him ts to prolong his suspense ‘and give him a chance to spend another small for- ‘Tune on his lawyers. ———— ‘The New York socialists are now complaining that Henry George “doesn't go tar enough.” Give | ‘him time, gentlemen. Le we went so far last fall ‘That be frightened a cuocd many of the better ‘Glass of his disciples into voting against him for mayor. If the socialists can only be induced to ‘keep up this complaint about Mr. George, and Mr. George to take occasional spurts forward under their direction, the old parties need not order ‘thelr grave-clothes for a long while yet. ‘The American people will appreciate the Seuse of that construction of te alien still permits foreigners to rent houses in Washing- ‘Wn and to invest in the mines of our Territories, ‘To forbid the first and banish Denighted Euro- peans from the pleasures of howe life at the ‘Capital would be to ieilict a cruel and unusual Punishment, and to prohibit the second would be 4m opposition to national selfinierest, There is ‘Ro good reason to deprive foreigners of thegiorious Privilege of paying mining assessin ts << The trrepressibie army of drumimers, which re- cently swept victoriously down upon the District Moense law, has met with aset-back. The Interstate Commerce Commission decides that a drummer 1g mo better than any other man, and that he must pay fast as much for his thousand-mile ticket as even, to make the contrast striking, a citizen of the District of Columbia, A Cup. W. M SHUSTER & SONS, als ‘Within a few weeks we shall lose, owing to ‘the taking down of west wall.a great deal of the counter and sheif-room we now have. Aswe ‘ave not had since the opening of the store half room enough, it does not require much ‘aleulation to show that our stock must be fe- @uced to less than half its present size, there fore sweeping reductions will be made through- out the entire stock, thus offering purchasers ‘Such ap opportunity as we think never before cowurred, insamuch as our stock is not the secu ‘mulation of years, but is entirely new and fresh. GEORGE SPRAXSY, 434 SEVENTH STREET. 326 °% 260, ei, 200, 28 spas beara. jan maw ose 8 8 w uw ace meng ‘ooo! O00, GAG a a we dn aaa 9 ot CF ta maa ae Es e WHY JUST THINK OF IT. Goods that sold rapidly and were exeellent values st G1, 81,50, 82, $2.50, 92.7: xow m7 7 i3¢! 2g YoU wonder why weare bering such 8 rush for Now WEBE 18 ANOTHER BARGAIN, And right across from the Underwear Departanent,in | This OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT, Our entire stock of Ohildren's INaHAs aoa | tisoer¥ the CHAMBRAY DRESSES, sizes from 4 to 10 yards. Styles, Gretchen, Gamp @uits and Princess Dresses. All new shades. ‘Sold from $1.75 to @4.76. az oe FEB CEST 253 ‘LESS THAN MARKED PRICES, ‘Do not fail to examine them, SHAWL DEPARTMENT. 25 ~— DISCOUNT THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, “ ARE Puen” BARGAIN TABLES. ON XO. 2 Are 7% suits for Boys from 4 to 13, which sold Feadily for @3, @3.50, 84, 84.50, 85, andB6, They ‘Will be closed this week at $2.50. ON No. 2. Are 125 suits for boys 4 to 13, which sold readily at 87, 97.50, $8, $8.50, $9, and $10. ‘They will be sold ‘this week for $4.50. ON No. 3. Are 25 Norfolk Jackets for young men, which we sold 8t87, They will be closed out now at $8.50. Also 40 Norfolk Jackets which sold readily at $9, ‘Will be closed ont at €3.50. One thousand pair Odd Pants at merely nominal ‘Prices. ‘Thin Summer Costs and Vests st asacrifice at A Pa HBATL aq AEF EEA A HHAA + RAR i (AEE COR, TENTH AND F STS. Ruourr Saz-Picas Rora. Progressing favorably. Forgot to mention we've sell the 23-yard lengths for $1.59; regular yard. A suggestion—they’re 24 inches it them in half, and you've @ sash for $1.50 eee nae ae 220, RSRss Bini A 22: ‘The most important week of the Clearing Bale. ‘You'll hardly recognize the Suit Department. No ‘more pretensions to beauty. Tables here, there, and ‘everywhere. Big tickets tell the prices, Some few ‘Suite a little creased, but note the sewing and finish. ‘They'll be tossed about by eager patrons (we hope and think), but try one on and admire the style, Reckon im your mind the cost of materials; then note the Price. You'll buy, : TABLE No. 1 contains 23 Seersucker Suits that were $4.98 and 95.08. They're to go at $3.98. TABLE No. 2 ‘Aason it 11 Seersucker, Gingham, and Sateen Suits. Old prices, $8.50, $9.50, and $10.50. Clearing price, 84.98. TABLES Nos. 3, 4, and 5 contain 112 Suita. Some Flannel, in ofeam and other colora, Some are Summer Cashmere. Some English Cloths. The old tickets say $15.98 and $29, and various prices between. ‘The Clearing-Sale prices one-quarter less, ‘TABLE No. 6 contains 13 fine India Linen Suits, elaborately em- ‘broidered. Prices, from $8.98 to $25, These ‘are reduced prices, but, as the garments are slightly creased, we'll allow 10 per cent discount off the marked prices, TABLE No. 7 contains 9 fine Imported Suite, Silk, Chins Silk, Silk and Cashmere. Some lace trimmed, some ‘beaded. Prices, $26 to $59. Invest for * future use and save 25 percent. TABLE No. 8 contains 24 White Lawn Wraps, embroidered and ‘flounced, $1.87, but worth $2.25 each, CHILDREN'S SUITS. 6 to 12 yeark—Sateen Suits that were $2.68 for $1.10; some that were 84.25 to go at $2.98. 12 to 16 years—White Suits marked from 83.98 to £4.68, all to go at $298; those meee mo 95.98 to $7.08 togo at $4.08, ‘For all ages—Suits of Fisnnel, Cashmere, and English Gloths at the prices they cost us, Style, finish, fit, all the best. SHAWLS. ‘Handsomely silk-embroidered Shawls for $1.48, and superd Drep d'Etat Shawlettes for 15.98. Twenty ‘between. A few Shawls slightly soiled, and any of which we have only one or two of a kind to be irrespective of cost. Call early for these; there i Sorry to say we've alarge stock of Jerseys, Good for you, because we can surely suit you in style and in Price. Low prices are forced on us. @1.25 and 81.48 Jerseys go for 98e. $1.08 Jerseys, all styles, go for 81.5 $2.08 Beaded Jerseys go for 2.39. $3.68 Norfolk Jerseys go for 82.98. @4.08 Norfolk Jerseys go for 83.98. 08.98 Silk Jerseys go for $6.98, ‘VSc. Children's Jerseys go for 70e. SiPPh AL A TigS85 “Pr At Al A A ag, » PPAAE Palos RR OO ¥ A mw pts shy AE Boe F MibL i G. LISNER, Sole Propristor and Manager.) 2117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 2723 _ AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. Yes, Levee: ere. teh ‘overcrowded stores dra ckneyed howl of bargains for ‘ONE DAY ONLY, Wenave ‘offer you at se at ad vied, any day, AYS. Our ANNUAL RED LETTER GALE porwr iia Throdeie the wa Bo. 3: ons plank rosd nor but amark-do' wees eee eee MEWS SUITS. ues 0 its red to. 5. 4 ite ; to ta luced to hy fa relsat ae eas Be Bice ste seith, Se ue fe, Rhee guile tbe LETTER all challenge SALE. Pa to ‘duplicates: embrvidered, in all concetvable shades, BBR A B 4 26 TTR. 8TH AMDDASTREETR. | RED ° CHILDRENS SUITR RED LETTER Ages 4 to 14. LETTER ‘SALE. 20 SALE, Gaur Biscams Burcas Srocs- cod bo 4.25. ‘TaKING. Snits to oe.0. isimmmmerncroseern | fiestas SiC Gt fin 50 Pieces, Batiste, Ginghams ond Pesales, Former SSult bate boon Price 123e., now Se. ‘the: 50 Pieces French Ondine Cloth, werth 280.20W 100. Taaton tage 100 Pieces Printed Crepe Cloth, worth 908, mow 10 an Yr Coxe OPENS ‘The Balance of our Challe at 12%, par yard. 007 awa oS, Good quality apd styles ia Sateons ot 10c. pee rd, Je Com &. Ba ‘Weare determined to clove the sbove batcee Mtosk- OwGrmcrLy OMe rEioe ‘Taking, hence the stenghterin priees, Acall witlese-| _¥@5 __ Open Saturday until 11.9. m ‘Vinee you thet all of the showeare half-peion, * 91 PENNSTLVAMA AVEXUR, game medeere S Oren Ts Mosxxa ‘SEW SOT TANCE STRIVE AND PLAIN STAMNEZ: | Restores ‘W. 8. TREL, > i aR Luagers, Louw Ornen ania Theeerect Hasoxencmers Acars. ‘Of the imperfect Fine Embroidered Hand- ‘kerchiofs sent us by the manufacturer last week ‘we have left, exactly, 4 of the 37}. ones, not 250, 12 of the 60c. ones, now 50c, Sof the 90c. ones. now 50c. ‘These prices, remember, represent about ome- ‘third and leas than half their regular prices. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sts, nw. pverrony RWCcTIos PX Quins. ‘We have opened the Iast case of the 11-4 Mar- Alles Bed Quilts that we recently reduced from. €1.25 to @1 each. ‘We expect to sell them all before stock-taking, July 30. (Basement) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, or. 11th and F sts. n.w. WANTED—HELP. D.C.. TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1887. SOR RENT—HOUSES. ‘ANTED- PERSONS OF EITHER SEX TO WORK seen ment ge Peo eauvesine. tases Popups: adres, NA SEE Ne is eben i ey: its; private ‘ainlly of Mee eae ome uve chiro the house, 742 5th st. Weteees PARTNER IN A Wi SS gislment Jewelry business with fot less fs. very small; tar office: eae WAStRt BOY, ABOUT 15_ YEARS OLD, TO fear the dry Roots Dustaeca’ Addresa E Georgetown Station, giving name and reeldence, 1 600d Warnsts ue inert FOR BOARD. ip. boat Bro Reovorox Ix Suaws. ‘To get rid of them before Saturday, we offer: 3 Dozen Cardinal All-Wool Cashmere Scarfs, Elaborately Silk-Embroidered. Former Prices..82.25, $2.50, $2.75, 83 and $3.50. “Remnant” Price(choice)...... sesseceseeee@L50. ‘This 1s a Bargain in Shawisveldom met with. (Third floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 1]th and F sts, nw. Nothaving the full line of sizes in these styles we lower their price to dispose of them. pefore Stock-Taking, July 30th. Boys'Gray Gingham One-Piece Kilt Suits, sizes 2, 256 and 3 years. ‘Regular Price... “Remnant” Price... Boys’ Gingham Two-Piece and Brown. made Sailor Style, Combination Collar, Cuffs and Skirt, Sizes 23s, 3 and4 years. low prices, Price® crhird floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 3526 Cor, 11th and F st. n.w. Manx.vows Ix Wass Goons. What we wish to et rid of before Satards drm woke fn price, ‘at present we Row ‘Bufland tier medium colors of best Cali- coos, DROPPED FROM 8 TO 5c. PER YARD. Lorraine Cropes, plain shades of Blue, Cream, and Duff, with stripes to maten. DROPPED FROM 123 TO 8c. PER YARD. 11 Pieces, Black-and-White one-inch-check Scotch Ginghams. “A barvain. DROPPED FKOM 25 TO 10c. PER Y, Blossom Cloth. “All shades gone but Cream, DROPPED FROM 25 TO 120. PER YARD. Bourette Ginghams, two shades left, Light and Navy Blue. DROPPED FROM 25 TO 120. PER YARD. 1 Lot of fine American Sateens, light ground tints, with choice fancy fares. DROPPED FROM 15 TO 120. PER YARD Ag-Inch-French Batiste Cloth, in plain shades of Cream, Blue, Gendarihe, Nile Green and Cardinal: DROPPED FROM 35 TO 250. PER YARD. "Bi ins in Wash Goods all tinge stumtncorc! mene ee ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 1ith and F F sts, n. Crzantxo.ve Srock: TAKING ‘Suz MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. In conjunction with the lots previously adver- peairetersh Tollowing extraordinary stock: Shion Navy Blue All-Wool Rowing Jer- oss, medium sizes only. REDUCED FROM $1.25 TO 50c. EACH. ymnasium use, 's Fancy Percale Shirts (2 collars and 1 wth éuch shirt), 17 inch only. REDUCED FROM $1 TO 50c. EACH. 12 Men’s Fancy Unlaundried Night Shirts, sizes 14, 1454 and 1535. REDUCED FROM 75 TO 50c. EACH. 53s dozen Men's Fancy Unlaundried Night shite piping on collar, culls. aud REDUCED FROM 5 TO 500. RACH. 34, Men's Fine Unjaundried Drew Shirt enforced front und back, perfect fitting, 15, 17, 17% and 18. REDUCED FROM $1 TO 75c. EACH. 8 Boys’ All-Wool Flannel Bicycle Shirts, in grays and browns, sizes 13 and 15% inches. REDUCED FROM 81.50 TO $1.25 EACH, aah Men's Cream All-Wool Bicycle Shirts, 15 REDUCED FROM 3 TO $2 EACH, (Main floor, 1013 F st. nw.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Corner 11th and ¥ sts, n.w, “All conquering Heat, O intermit thy wrath! And on thy throbbing temples potent thus ‘Beam not so fierce! incessant still you flow, And atill another fervent flood succeeds, Poured on the head profuse, In vain I sigh, And restless turn, and look around for night; ‘Night is far off, and hotter hoursapproach.” —Thompeon, WHEN THOMPSON WROTE “THE “SEA- SONS” HE MUST HAVE HAD A PREMONI- TION OF THE WEATHER WE HAVE EXPE- RIENCED DURING THE PAST FORTNIGHT. LET US HOPE THAT “HOTTER HOURS APPROACH” NOT, BUT SHOULD THEY, BEAR IN MIND ‘THAT WE HAVE THE FINEST AND BEST LINES OF “PONGEE," PURE SILK, FINE MOHAIR, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER, ENG- LISH LINEN, ALPACCA, BRILLIANTINE, DRAP D'ETE, AND DOMES,TIC SEER- SUCKER GOODS TO BE FOUND IN THE crTy. PARTICULAR ATTENTION CALLED TO OUR PURE SILK COATS AND VESTS, AND OUR FINE GRADE OF “PONGEES.” THESE GOODS ARE JUST OUT OF THE MAKEN’S HANDS; ARE THE BEST MADE WE HAVE EVER SEEN, AND ARE SOLD AT SAME PRICE AS INFERIOR GOODS ARE SOLD ELSEWHERE. EB. BARNUM & CO, 031 Pans, Avs. SEATON PERRY ‘Goccessor to Prmny & Borin). NEW EMBROIDERED WHITE SwI8s MUSLIKR, “SPECIAL, BARGAIN” IN PLAID WHITE INDIA L{NENS, AT 1240. REDUCED FROM 18 AND HA GOOD VALUES" IN WHITE YICTORI a WHS AND INDIA gual AE 1 1 BO vo EAE PRE FS eee wats cae NEN LAWNS, AT ae 8756, 50, 75 NEI ‘WELT PIQUES, es wr hae Rbres AND SILK iG PRICES” ON WHITE EMBROIDERED E. Sites es a rem wm | SUBAM SILKS, AT 0. a SFBGES, ETAMINES, EW if AND oa Ba “Ailatees Bo = 2° Weer X—TWO FIRSTCLASS ‘women, one to cook, ‘and theother ; Teferences: gy rgctown, bet. hours 12 and 6, S yee ARTED{A NEAT CAPABLE GIRL ABOUT 18 reference, to assist with eral Mar Tiland ak Rome at night. Gh is ANTED_A PARTNERQT ONCE TS nas fant and Samiple Room attacked teanske ments and a yomente muta Yor the fall trode,” Adress RESTAU! dy26-: FANTED—A Gl Sear FOR 4 POSITION 0) poly after 9 ins Ollees Sead Brey weekly. Apply after 9 & m., st. nw. ANTED A HORTLER WH OaELT (W2inderetands tis burineen He will ye coguited pie ce omenr mine eee jorse3 man no! ‘of wor! Besteble and i Tinueratands the care of udtees pi ase Om ae at nw. oe ~H eee FOUR UN. ath st. m it Fagsieiror fous 909, ath stn. w., for Ligh PPOR, RENT—TWo VERY 1 LARGE AIRY ROOMS, with board, ot ECKINGTON, known: Sehs ees een ORE | ¥ DESIRABLE PARTIES WILL | ne DELIGHTFUL, UNFUR- ‘second floor, a Sltetn th conta inne Inevery reepect. O17 Hist wt we y20se RENT— THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, FUR. ‘oF unfurnished, for are orrices bes) oe heat ay homeo foals a cal mR = iT COMMUNICATING FoR ENT oT wo Figen NT oom Yoortion, rent 12 mouth: 30. ia fx. fie res 5th at. nw. Fvicnd teor, suitebio tor tent a gio BisUataw. Meterence requlsae OB z RERTEWG ‘ONE BACK TARGE PARIORS, ONE BA ‘southern ex posure: po children: *o ines aS frist ANTED-K COOK, ONE THAT WILL DO ly at GU ssteaeeerre Arty Se. Gl CaS WASTED. WOMEN ‘COOKS, 10 TO 840; maids, nurses, a housewor! men coaun at and second eG men, 20nd boatly "NATIONAL LAOH BORER Bethea, RS RO WANTED-A SHOPMAKER FOR near Apply a A MEINRINGBaBSe Lath ot ye TWA NZED A WHITE GIRL (GERMAN DESCENT referred) to do general housework in s fanily of two: niust be industricus, honest and etay at night: sso pring good reference,” Apply 1708 08 Lbth st. 2.2 FEMALE) ia. 2 WAxT COOKS (GMIALE AN! housemaids, waitress ‘Taundresses, waiters, arm hands, fe. (3 white iri 13 t0 19 year). Ths and other cities and country. F. BM.’ Bi 630-632 F at. 3 YANTED — WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO ¥4 Wakieraie ites Ol Pantha 8 or away; Waiters, Drivers and Farm Hands; Colo MBS & BURGESS, 926 F st nw. ‘Men, gage Ce 322. WANTED | WHITE AND COLORED WOME! Cooks, Nurses, Chambermaids, and belp of a Aypute, men and. women for the city anid country, at the MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT AGEN Gy, S10 Ket aw, ‘ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Fesu, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white golones for all Kinds of domestic labor, for oy a springs,with reference. "717 M st. nw. we "WASTED-A, GOD, SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, tO take chaste of ining-room,. Must havo ‘reliable ‘reference, "Address SORE, ng _WANTED—SITUATIONS. W NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY a situation ascompanion to an invalid or would go as children's maid; no objection to traveling. MeL. $12 26th st, ‘y2e-zt Wikteders Aneeread secon Grae ence allat 817 Lest awe a V 7 AN'TED—A LADY WANTS A SITUATION FOR A. respectable white wirl, for general housework. aeons call at 2107 Boundary st., between : oth ad 3 doth WD RoR THE HEADQUARTERS FOR cooks. eee geambeemsiaa ‘nui houseworkers, men cooks. waiters, farm. gairymen.with Teforences. "NATIONAL LABOR Fe, “RENT—LARGE AND AIRY COMMUNICAT- sonable 1 good tenants, L318 Uatopposiea hueck | £15" remot ° of Bpiphany.. Posie R RENT—PLEABANT Board. G02 Est nw. comer MS WITH GOOD sy23-ate RK RENT_TWO ROO! ‘communicat board: qasand bath. 161 1619 6th st n.w. 28s LOR RENT-AT 421 4TH ST_N. W. ONE HALL ‘and one large room on second floor: one bali-room third floor; floor. Ail gh third floor:' one large room on Boor A ‘POR RENT_UNFURNISHED_FIRST FLOOR OF {our rooms, convebiedt for housskeeping, wultabl for a gentioman and wife. 1006 6th st-B.W. I723-3t" IR RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Rooms tingle oren rule; homme face nowt: sant. tary plumbines convenient to three cars; preferences exchanged. “LIST Tat mew. 32538 [bedroom altiog.roori apd kitchen, picely_ fare f 0 also, two Foon; Summer tatee, Gall Before ® or after 4 o'dock, Nyosate 1K RENT-SEVERAL TARGE, AIRY ROOMS Fare gren tui, furnished, or ‘anfurais excellent Boanl by day, week oF Lishetnl; home comforts. "S15 C st. D.w. ‘T_FUENISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ‘bay windows in every room: corner house: new; south and east frout; references. required, 1101 Krtnw. Syi5-20e JPORRENT_ROOMB_PARTIE® WANTING ROOMS | 1 Ficsc'nnd'wiat will suit ey ‘on our. list, ine an calling at our Room Fist. ‘Information tree. HANEY. FOR RENTAIN 4 DESIRLEDEE MEIOHBORAOOD, {our comm Tooms on second oor, wut: able for light housek iy small, no children. References. Rooms open between and’ p.m. Apply 1000 10th at, new.” dy14-1in OR RENT—1720 H ST. N.W. LARGE, HAND. some communicating: ‘second floor: board if desired; gentlemen pref ‘War and Navy Departments. OR t RENT—FURNISHED. 7 ‘AND UNFUBNISHED Lange, ight, and ip reasonable, Transient THE CLINTON HoUsk 850, 653, 854 896, 828 7th gst nw. Main cntratiog, 82g 7th at POR x Seer aS eS FOR RENT—OFFICES. \ ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, MAIDS, 613 7th st. nw. 3¥25-6t" a\ housekeepers, nurses, farm bands, drivers, wait- clerks in ilies, stores, hotels, &e. City, country, Tesora, BURNHAM'S' Employment ‘Head ar: fer, 630-632 F st. nw. ” dy23-t WS T22- At HEM EARTERSPoaITIONS for Cooks, Chambermaids, Wait gad Nuvees, Seamstzeas Men Waite mice opty Conch Coacl “Butlers and Valets, E°BURGESS. F ANTED-STTUMTION aptagt sa ee Je accountant Of references. HAM, Barclay, Sfrast BY AN HONEST, IN: an excellent penman ani aad experience as bookkeeper. Beat idence invited, N. W. DUN- mull County, Ohio." Jy20-6t FSS ere ogres somes rw York a ee. G. ©. PAYNE & CO., _3y23-3t° ‘G13 15th street, 9K RENT_—TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS LOWER oor, G39 F st, nw.after July 1. 1887-at $65 por s, | month by the year. Will paper sad palit and thor- Gughly renovate rooms. 7-3, biee FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS R RENT—A BAKERY, OR WILL TAKE A [' partuer: 417 9th st. s.e. Gallat4 p.m. Jy25-3t° “WANTED—ROOMS. R RENT—GOOD STABLE, ON REASONABLE terms. 219 D st. n.w. Sy23-3e W, rel Riafned go neey EEN adk Sia ‘Address, with fell particu na of Se AY MTED-7OH THREE GENTLEMEN RONG And board with © private famtiy, "bot: G and P, 10th and 16th sta. nw. with particalarn TF a neers aa arty ‘WANIEDLBY TWO TADIES, TWO 01 THREE unfurnished rooms in. a quist house, given and required; state price. Addrew EMILY, Siar on W ‘STzp Hooms-Torantivs: HAVING! OOS resent advantage to. procure tena that will save them time, trouble ‘and? money, “Room Renting Agency, 038 F st. D- RAMEY. Sy15-20" pan SED OLE ES Pa = to $20 per month. S189 J. K. PEYTON, sae City Post-o' wan placed witl pense. effected, Je13. Lae FROM OWNERS, pao nEne fa PS ‘collected. irance HOLLAND & THOMPSOS 1318 F st., Adjoining Sun Building. WANTED—BOARD. WANTED {BOARD WITHIN TEN, MILES OF city by Gentleman, wife and little girl ei yoars old; must be eae station. please give enc ‘LB, 807 _E. Capit ster Wart IKED FOR Col ce REPT D rivate family within, 19 males of Washington, on main line B. & 0, state lowest, terms! will be permanent itauiteds” Adatess MiS"S, giet of fice, Prints WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WV ane St A MARRIED OOUPLE, THO! children,as tenants; new 3 story Bai brick Louse on it st. near 12th st.n.0.; owner—asingle mau—will reserve {hind floor and board with tenants for rent of balance. ‘Address 8.3. A, Star office. 920-2 WANIED=T0 ‘PURCHASE—AN IGE BOX, SUIT- ayy thle jor mest and provision store, Address CASH, once, a ANTED—#2,500 FOR TERM OF YEARS, AT 5 er cent; no commission: by Lat deed of trust’ on satisfactory clty realestate, Alddress it Star Ofiice. sy20-3¢* OR RENT WORKSHOP AND (OFFICE FOR builder, ‘Dusiness; formerly occupied by Me FW ‘eit ea ‘rear oto 23 B B st, between 9th and 10th sta. a.w., Induire at 926 Louisiana ave. new eo can R RENT_—“LEARN TYPE-WRITING.” ‘Machines rented at $5 per ‘and sold on ‘imonthly payments. my4-3m ““CALIGRAPH OFFICE,” 933 F st. n.w. COUNTRY BOARD. V ANTED BOARDERS AT. MONTROSE FAR. three minutes’ walk from Randolph Station ; ter, delightful shade, plenty of milkand fruit. Ad- dress ELIAS KEISEX, Montrose, Mon y County, W BOARDERS TAKEN; DELIGHTFUL F: com places five minutes’ walk from Brooks 20) ‘Branch, ‘pesaee tooiian Mxs. SARGENT. FEW BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN AT MEL- LEON HOUSE-SHADED GROUNDS AND York’ ind Walter" Lindsay Esa 1301 Kota, ork ave. a 5 ean ene Mr MARY O18, an Fair yigcime VERY DESIRABLE SUMMER BOARDING AL house, among the mountains of Loudoun Coupty, descriptive circular a Fi Me Mecaury, "Monroe Grove Farm, near COUNTEY BOARD NEW HOUSE: AIRY Rooms, a extensive grounds, and best Plenty of Jersey Milk and Butter. Bute mnall nuinber can be taken.” Phaeton and ony gan Dehnad ate reasonable rate But ten minuy from depot. COLD POINT FAK 39, Citton State _3516-202w* Fairf Ve. ‘County, 'U UMMER “BOARDING —MYRTLE HALL, Hf. =| REO ee relies, newly and shade; plenty’ of fresh tilk,, fresh "vegetables and, Pereutn given the. footie snd chilmieas House oper ver dine 2 "to Septeniter 30. "Board 8546 80 por week. HAR. slut del-gm WANtee. -THE USEJOF A HORSE AND PHE- ‘ton twice a week for # quiet drive; must be in first-class eundition, Address NORTHWEST, Star office, 326-30" ANTED — 84,000 FOR 5 YEARS AT, 5 PER W tant, ecounad by only trust.on new modern resi- 3 worth Wee oh construc- aeucer csuter of Doxthwest:. “bes 5.000; wuired to pay alan FS money req\ Bay ba greys sent a it dod a thet ‘Address Box 8, Star wars Da no commission. Addi tice Soot # Wai etapa BURROW $500 FO! FOR eee ore “4 2 nO BICKELS, BL 1ath at mee yds ee 'ANTED—A VICTOR OR COLUMBIA TRIOY {mgood condition; must be cheap, AM. 2. Star LOST AND FOUND. JFROUND-ON 181H ST., A POCKETBOOK CON- Fa Huquire st taining a sum of money’ and a receipt. EWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE cere gum of a smith & W ko B50 Bedesem Weer pet eeees HoDIVIET & FLINDEne S05 Pa. aves ewe st T-SATURDAY EVENIN 2 1 st ST. Ewe ES ‘With tan marking; name “Don.” so Howard givers It att SING BELONG K st. nw, om the eich ate itat Puppy numt ND—PURSE. CONTAINING, Sac auOURE F ‘other articles. Apply to Assistant NE WHITE, COW, Smarr ie YELLOW AND cow, on Aural: mer aie mi wy arias ay Xk. SUMERVELL, 1: A a TOeh st iw, 2th at. nw. LOF. bagement.€30 ‘3a floor, above i of the property on my pabestare satya fartion ot the uroperty on may the Ist and ee Tee SOME EIGHT-ROOM Dwelling, ‘Eo Drick, Bay: windows on Aor: mmodera tg ara provements: 30 fect front goat Sault, Se. SAT dst mw. $400 Any y coe cor R RENT. TWO PRETTY QUEEN Fitmace, ores recune {Seco tenant Minguire of W, A COULTER pant W. AS Col Glowd Building, 3 FOE RENTEIGHT ROOM HICK DWELLT Eithoroushy repairs, Just complete: a $19 p ier ite. oe Pati e _3¥28-1 ‘on Capitol = ‘ Tooms; every modern convenience: library ary, bath. &e.: southern and western exposure line of the lvania ave. cars, aud within one block of the new W &REPETU, 326, ‘326-3 10TH ST. 3y25-3t Iatrobe, lance grounds, ‘oan low Fe RENT—AUGUST 1, HOUSE 1316 ES Ti ‘buy Stores or st our Eve, hud s iat (too fone for publication) froin which Se asda een Gr tuay nerd aes ELLER Sk? Coane bath ok Ra sl en ory == 22; at. nwa; all mod. imp.; 18.30 euch, Sy25-1W, F i RI-THREE STORY BRICK: Fooms: bay window: all modern improvements 106 Osi. n.w.; 839 permonth. Key at 94: . ST, HOUSE 1419 'r month in ad- FOR, RENT FROM AUGUST 16 20th st nw, in month in a od repair, "ore Inquire of JNO. B. SCO: fe Fee RENT iinpes:latec ete end froat w., or corner of Vermomt ave. and U st. next Wt FHL RENT—1718 F ST. COSY, SMALL HOUSE. uo. imps location most desirable ik 1002 STH ST, 15, Apsly ot D NG, 1 : poussesion about August 40 poe ‘suburban residence, Sherman ave. near "Holmen atone, © Sy23-3 KH. T. LEIPOLD, yunds, -&e) nae ET 331 F si nlw. RENT—HOUSE. 472 0 ST. N. W, 11 ROOMS, i modern improvements, im No. 1, repair. Be 720 STH 81 NOW, BROOMS. Rent, "Tit08. . W. FOWLER, 921 F st. nw. NEW THREE zooms and bath two latrol i eee eee oS Senn : provembale EMMONS SMtl tH. Inquire Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. 3723-1 ‘OR Bi 340, Toes men ‘RE! FURNISHED. $416.67 1214 Conn. av.(for | Also other furnished and unfurnished houses in con- venient locations. Houses now being constructed. 10 eready for gocupancy in the fall. Paruculars to be st our office, My23-00 HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. n.w. TOR RENT 44s and K ats. sw. SEATS ano, Site sal sts... Or w ‘50/819 F st. aw.,10r ola’ ¥3, ve rth and C sia store and dwelling B23-3t" C,H. PARKER, cor. 4% & Esta, aw. POR RENT 905 ST. NW. 11-ROOM, RICK lots, with moder, fhiproveiients, gio Tard HOSE WAGGAMAS. i233 917 F wt nw FORREST ONE TWO-STORY BRICK, 8 ROOMS, ath room; newly painted and rapered; #25 per 6 Sth st mw. Inquire 403 7th st nw. PF, RENT_ONE| KEW T TORY BRI iC use, 8 £00 Foom, on: erete colint: with all wood. iam 24-0 st ew Ti erdic go t the house, rent, @35, Inquire 403 7th scnw. syza-se )R RENT—708 STH ST, N. W. BRICK, NINE rooms and bath; ball, celiar,two latrobes: inodern improvements; $36 per inouth.” Apply to 118 Fst. at, ne., Tig E st. ne, or 5 4496 Madisoil ot a wir. Forte? 74TH cm ‘A CHECK AND RECEIPT. t GLADYS GOLD. OPEN-FACED, WALTHAM LS Ecbaiu glug trom Oth and cars: ANTEDS EES of money and WAsronethycout Suit ot Clomes'* tide to prac, fee. secre ‘on” before fs ee jnonersis city post of Piya Tenw, | Sonseve. 1800 7th "ED—SUPERFLUOUS: eS arene , leayit ni Cali at The Even Ws xe Joaving no trace, by my, sectric uoe- | Kt Cat st The Event ing physiclons, Bre, Dr. Gi Taal datnw. eee ‘watch, with silver chain, we pr ay, iG WORKS: | {returned tod? Tt. PTE car called for and de vere, Ofiee. 148 re. Sth st. and Ke. Telephone FOUNGS, 2B Soaaeene CHANCES. Ne OE, P. Nees yee Watthoe, glares, Ce ‘eather Bede. a eae ws DUG, BORED, DRIVEN AND ted tos Wie 323 8 Ce Se RRS “7 B. ‘EN TC. 5 giey tr eau see ae ee eae Wales 0 acres WARTED.209 Nees 25 ber mont sere Pretend me es oe i$! MELONS! MELONS! Ms beams tt See ict 00D RY CH. 2 eae = a L Avone WARE beh is ‘AND OTHER ieee —TO LUMBER, relec ae | eee Ee ES REST FHENGH RAT- W. ‘cite, rs ANTED — 0 4y15-1m* Gand H ne, SEATON PERRY, Ria Jon eB ue ———————lEEEE——E——EE~ = ee elegant ole PROPOSALS. een eee name we Sites ree ete Smee aa Or, mb. "iret serge iOS R RENT_$55 FUR 8 ROOM, $30 TO SEPT: will xive O for room: porches, Porches, wales, paint: ere fea 40 |} 8S Hav. a, 3 | Boa atass | ‘class securities, at 3S | Stas te ere te soci | Jom oR, RENT—HOUSES. _ JOR KENT_THREE-STORY AND ESSE Brick Dwelling, 8 rooms and bath, all mi eae SET aoe mrearpen azeer 26 Fat, RAO SURE Ouse: modern An A Mater in Bitehe -<lnes ei bor 20. ia GkiswoLb JOR RENT HOUSE 4 MASS AVE 15.50 per mont, House 10 Mass. ave, pom ame ‘Store cor New Jer Jorn intprowementa, @18 50. Lory brie tory tric Pp brick. G rooms ory brick, OF. ve. H.W. 2-atory brie furnished houses, &e., call at office MM. PARRER, 1418 Pst. w, 731 12th st nw or 60 1007 Bat ne. 38 Mat nw or 40H at ne. OF 40 SIS Lat provements and stable te ores ayiaee OF Deak, me 05 N. ¥.ave., Sr. 00 1411 Sid at RF o 717-717 20th Lest, Gr ti brospict wi 3 Va. ave dP 30% sath wt 106 I at. B0tK st. Or full List ayy 30:85 y to WESCOTT & WILCOX, 907 Pentaylvnnin ave. . ISTH ST. EK water. keys at ad, cottage, SO8E FORIAST. 1003 F st nwo Tete re JOR ui ah ise st nw 10r. Hat nw. dr 2 Hw 100 910 NY OUD Oh stn wa 100 100 a ave Or Maxnolinave, 1dr. 3 wt. aw, 1709 Msi Bw, 06. 226 N03 ave, rast as i Zlatan welder. bs “The above houses caist eurotice unly. exanued Reseed Fish REAL ESTATE u au A HOME, HOU! se Jy 26-3 Fe NT—GARDEN. TRACTS_10, 90. AND 40 acres; house abd outhouses: one-half mile f Benning’s Station. Box No. 1. Benning, D.C 392 Er OK RENT—¥-ROOM HOUsi Sino, 300 acres of Land: one mule trem Lee: gel waghanegin Bree gt nk uid. Mrs. kA. RILBOUKN, Oaklands Gurvett Cos Maryland. ve te JOE SAL ABE RED TOP.” ONE OF 1H handsomest_old homesteads around Washingtou, on Toad, 5 miles from city aud. %anile from Stott Station, containing oo rica or garden pur} spacious house of 10 toon oently painted ana cellent water. Appl Vath st.'n.w. FOr SAPE 25 AckEs OF LAND: with all improvements: about a mile be} leytown, knowns Murdock’s Mill Apply ics, FOE SALE A G00p COUNTRY Home, BEaG. tifully situated, within few minutes’ ride of W ington; very convenient located and wiliter residence. very bealthy ten acres, of land for $2,500; Room 2, 303 7th st. nw JOR SALE — CARLIN 8P holding lists of Carlin Springs all uarves to ue Uy Friday, 20th "inet, aa we to close the syndicate on the instant Ite complement is Billed. “Those wishing to subscribe will do well to ace promptly BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 3yZ3-st* 1008-1010 F at 1 FoR i SALE_ONE, OF THE FINEST | FARMS at jerndon, Va. 200 acres, dwelling, teneut. hor barn, and outbuilding frult, place well watered fenced; must be sold to close estate, BAXT MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F «t F Kk SALEON EASY TERMS—A RARE CHANG for suburban property, a fine house with GS — PARTIES please re Gen. Logan F je Ft aw % JOR SALE—: LONIAL BEACH HANDSOME Sinem oe dtneei omnes igreat bargain, aplenlid Usthing raubigy ed Babaig = ‘ALKEK & WILSON. _syl5 femme 5 7s iw. JOR SALE—535 ACRES OF LAND, Ppowes ‘a r ou both sides Conduit Koad, stretct from Brooke Park Hotel to Cabin John mtg oncaual, improved by wood ‘country hows and oot, houses. "Price, $30,000, one-half cash, Valance uue and two years, 6 per cent, JOHN E. BEALL & Co. Je20-2m 321 Ft, FOE, SALE Stee cHorce ‘stall homes of trom one to ten acres: Suid unimproved, within nfiles of the city; very Call-or send for circular. “it 2007 F st x4 2. MONEY TO LOA) 3's: 00010 LOAN ee re ee 000 ON BEAL ESTATE, by? ‘THOS. FE. WAGGAMAR, $100,000 Aetiin MaeNS Telephone 789. Mo" TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. mh seoniaatepets 22-1 2 MS Estate Security. HOLLAND & THOMPSON, 3 F st, Adjoining Sun Buildinie,_ FE AND FIRE INS! Ui 1824 Now * my 20-3 ONE ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON MAE eal ortate security, in wusus to uth = 15th st. nw, ah = if JOHNSTON, 7: ONEX TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IX SUMS ‘at lowest rate of interest. wel, _ comer 10th and F sts. ni ‘OWI SON APPROVEDKEALESTATS ONE 20 UIT. STS eae 35 | MONEY TOLOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWRSE ae — 23 | ME OxE, TO LOAN 2 ea pr Sick. 903 Tot PROFESSIONAL