Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1887, Page 2

a] THE EVENING STAR: WASHING®O ee "a 5 2D. dene JULY 27, 1887 WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY <-. Sully 27, 1987. CROSBY S. NOYES... —— = ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent Bema fide daily circulation more than treble tof anv other daily paper publisbed m Washington, much greater than that fall the other daily papers bere added a faltor. "Those who leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in ad- tance. ‘The Commissioners are to report a plan, or route, for the steam ratlroads of the city to the Senate committee, which meets here in November. A Detter opportunity has seldom been given to mu- Mictpal rulers to advance the real interests of the eity whose affairs they direct. Public opinion Views the streets and reservations of this city as at the mercy of its two great railroad systems, and attributes the failure of the roadsin the past osetze everything in sight not to the restraints of an indifferent Congress or timid Commissioners Dut to the Jealoustes of the rival corporations. The Toute suggested by the present Commissioners at ‘the last session of Congress, in order to elicit discus- sion, while it has its good points, maintains and enlarges the evil of railroad occupation of the mall and of important streets and avenues of South Washington, and in the feature of the loca tuon of the Union depot has received and will always recetve the bitterest. opposition from the people of Washington. If the Commissioners, in ‘the light of the desired discussion of the subject last session, will boldly approach the question from the point of view of this community, point out to the Senate committee the illegal ‘Occupation of public land by both the railroad aystems, and suggest a common route and a union depot which, without entirely sacrificing public eonventence, Will do the least damage to North- east and South Washington, and will preserve the Deauty of the city in its intended unbroken line of public reservations, something practical may be accomplished through their report. It has Deen recognized in the Senate that these roads have no vested rights in much of the publtc ground which they have occupied, and that body has re- cently shown unusual interest in the raflroad usurpations and the matter of regulating the routes im the city and of establishing a Union depot. Public sentiment on the subject 1s aroused and or- ganwed. The Commissioners, as the offictal repre sentatives of the District, by making thentselves the bold and faithful representatives of the com- munity tm this matter, can render Washington efficient service. When necessary restrictions are to be placed upon powerful corporations, all citi- ens must pull together for the public good. The raiiroads are strong enough to establish and pro- tect all thelr rights and make vigorous resistance to proper regulation without the ald of divisions dissensions, or cowardice among those who fight for the interests of Washington. ——— Lord Charles Beresford, who has just got into trouble through an act of tmpudence at the naval review last week, 13 one of the family known as “the fighting Beresfords.” From boyhood he has been contemptuous of discipline and regardless of even the ordinary proprieties of life. Itwas he who got up the practical Joke which set all Eng- land by the ears in the summer of 1883, when the news went abroad that M. Waddington, Admiral Keppel and other distinguished guests of a peeress at her country seat in Cowes had quarreled at table and indulg-d in afree fight. Even royalty Decame alarmed, lest the insults put upon M. Wad- ington should lead to a breach of relations with ‘France; untilit leaked out that M. Waddington ‘Was not present at ail, but was represented by an actor “made up” to counterfeit his appear- ance exactly, and imported for the occasion by Lord Charies. It was a similar love of pranking that induced Beresford, when a midshipman, to show his dislike of America in a practical but somewhat pertious way. He was attached to the Pacific squadron, bis vessel lying at Honolulu, ‘Onur civil war was at its height, and he, like many Other titled Englishmen, was in warm sympathy ‘with the confederate cause. One night he asked leave to go ashore, and, procuring a saw, awaited his opportunity to climb up and cut away the Patriotic emblems which overhung the door of the ‘United States consulate. It was not difficult to ‘trace the thing to him, and his admiral punished him by making him mount a ladder, in broad day- light, in the presence of the assembled populace and the officers of the fleet, and fasten the emblems in place again with hisewn hands. As Beresford belongs to what is knownas the Prince ‘of Wales's set, it 1s not likely that he will be per- mitted to suffer long for his recent indiscretion, ——- = ___ Chief Secretary Balfour 1s not disposed to admit ‘that the government has made a mistake, or ‘Violated the constitutional Uberties of any citizen, by proclaiming certain counties in Ireland under ‘the crimes act, when the public records do not comtam the evidence necessary to sustain so ‘Wolent a procedure. He declares that the govern- ‘ment 1s in possession of damaging facts furnished by secret informers. This statement 1s not cal- culated to soothe the ruffled feelings of the Irish people and their sympathizers. It 1s bad enough to be punished without trial for offenses which are frankly charged In the pubifc hearing; but, ‘when the charges are kep* secret and the punish- ment is inficted without the formality of an open accusation, the case gets uncomfortably close to irresponsible despotism. ‘The labor party in New York city, which s now struggling to procure the appointment of election inspectors, involving its recognition under the law as one of the great political organizations, is met ‘at the outset of its work with a serious embarrass. ment. The formal inquiries which its members ‘are requested to answer before they can qualify as Anspectors include one as to their support of a cer- tain subordinate candidate at the election last November. This tsa poser, as it 1s likely to bring to light the fact that, young as tt ts, the new party has already fallen into the old parties’ bad habitot trading votes. The Henry George men are loud in thetr denunciation of such a question, and will probably refuse to answer it. The movement to abolish primogenfture in England ts based upon a recognition of the ad- ‘vantage to a nation of having Its land distributed among numerous small holders and the evils of Vastly unequal distribution. It 1s thus founded upon the same great fact which gives color of Feason to parts of the George theory. But the Engiish movement only seeks to remove an aru- ficial restriction upon the voluntary diviston of land, and does not counsel disguised robbery to bring about its more equal distribution. That end would be good, but the means to reach tt Proposed by Mr. Geonge are unjustinabie, eae Journal-Clerk Smith, of the House of Represen- tatives, has fgured out the interesting fact that Most of the talk about the expense of the extra sessions of Congress 1s wildly exaggerated. There bas never Leen an extra session, he says, which as cost more than fifty thousand dollars a month. He discovers, also, that the tendency of a called session 1s to shorten the regular sesston immedi- ately following tt. Ir. Siaith’s deductions are correct, they ought to go u good way toward taitigating the popular dread of extra sessions, a ‘The milk-dispensers and bucksters will have to make the most of their privileges to-day. From this day forth they must beas quiet asthe ordinary citizens of Washington. It might bea good idea for the milkmen tw sell their gongs to the wheel- men ata bargain. Both parties tosuch a transfer Would receive a benefit trom it. Colored troops will be pei Compete at the Chicago international drill, ‘The time has gone by when the color line in public tatters can be drawn in any northern state with- Out evoking an outburst of indignant remon- strance. —————EE——E———— Pexeantoxr To Exnuccia. Within a few woeks we shall lose, owing to the taking down of west wall.a great deal of the counter and shelf-room we now have. Aswe ave not had siuce the opening of the store half room enough, it does not require much’ ‘aleulation to show that our stock must be re- Guced to less than half its present size, there- fore sweeping reductions will be made through- out the entire stock, thus offering purchasers such ap opportunity as we think never before Occurred, inasmuch as our stock ig not the secu. mulation of years, but is entirely new aud freah. GEORGE SPRANSY, nie 484 SEVENTH STREET. 8. E. Laws, 435 7TH STREET, WASHINGTOS, D.C, Gives | Sere tted, after all, to | Sheer Linen, Scalloped Borders, Hand-em- broidered, in White and Colors. Handkerchiefs worth 35, 48, and 68c. for 25¢. each. There's 50 dozen of them. A Job lot, but perfect goods. See them at THE PALAIS ROYAL, a Bgs8 coo | 444 PI aa? dq peas i] em > > Feces a Sd chiefs, Gloves, Notions, Art Goods, Silks, Dress- Goods, Millinery, Flowers, Feathers, Rib- bons, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Em- broideries, White Guods, Housekeop- ing Goods, Corsets, Bustles, or In- {anta’, Children’s, Misses’, and ‘Boys’, and Gents’ Furnish- inga of Every De- scription, coo 4 T OMNN oo 4b o% ss T ARN SO Se bu Bo ott ft Fee bee cco LiL 00 Sss8 If NNN GOG oo uv u TIT Q 1 ae Sah f oo uw =F AT ar aT AT aT eco vrTT ge ge ie F Go 00 T eco “oo Sas8 oT PPP) RRR IT cco PPpERER IH OO 385s Pe Roi Gco kee S358 E2~ Not only Remnants,but entire stock of Summer Goods at reductions in prices. You should know it, If you've visited the Palais Royal the last week you do know it. You have not, Possibly. You are requested to call, and are promised Polite and prompt attention ,and we are sures gratify- ing surprise, and especiall —to Suits, Jerseys, and Shawls, ‘See Post or Republican. > (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 4y27_AND 401, 403, 405, 407, 12TH ST. N. W. Rew Tse Lost Or Menrronovs BARGAINS WHICH LANSBURGH & BRO. . Will offer thie THURSDAY and FRIDAY, mnant and. 25 dox 30x40 Bleached Huck To te 30 dos, 27 ans Glan Toweling. SOc por 9 Perth 30. ‘1 case Russian Crash, 10c. per yd. ea yoith B5"Hluslin Shires wits deeb Betioo? Blind Frenc usin Eubroldery, J ‘clusters of Tucks above Teme ox WOORLY 81.48. WORTH 45 Corset Covers, low square Serting and edge frouvand beck be te 5 ‘lightly sparked go very ches Bdge. Blue Fisnnel Shirt Ww. fsonel, good quality, well tads to St aga tis Ot years. CHOICE 74c. WORTH 91. About 30 Pree Hub- ONLY 50c. 50c. wi 100 Lace Cape, nan bos investment ‘3 Styles Care kK Dresses to fit Children seyies wit yoke o of Pin Ti Coe bites § ung WORTH qi gid, merelery. ae we will i anes Fons joe ants 1.19. WORTH ¢1 Ys Ca ‘brie, 91.75. pas ipo with, Soke oP Grows Insert eaeanreae notia need Lot acep icaty wet Tat vo atchtttren rom FRENCH ‘AND COLOR IN SOLD AT THESE AMET RES aide. or te IDS, AND ARE WORTH FRO ¥D., ACHANCE THAT MAY ‘NEVER Oct #5 vo Ls ‘Fine Satteens, in short igus wore besutiful orth of American Toe Will sell you you your cha or An extraordinary esioction of poses Good Remnants, consistinn 0 Ties ray {oh Kuickerbockers, Linea: Fields pane tee different manufactures, at the low Werte epg EE ee od ruse not tbe muleundensioods and lad to Retain nutatior thfulness public that the goods herein mention ee ies, but 2 and J years old. ‘A small ae er the edad eee a css : sen 5,8 Tsp and The wo i socaigaray 14s? SLs? 9148? 1.487 9148. e148, $148, 9148. 8148s 2 9148: : $148 ss | S148 4s" " slag" g148"" 9148. 01.48. 91.48, 91.48. TAKE ONE FOR SSeS ae - = = = LIGHT DERBY HAT—DERBY HAT. esesese $1.48. sees WORTH FROM pees TO. ‘We take stock next week, and therefore offer you ‘this great bargain this week. CHOOSE ROM OUE STOCK ANY LIGHT DERBY HAT FOR $1.48. e148) 148) (81.48.) ‘We expect this price will clean them out this week, ‘80 don’t call next week and say that we haven't what ‘Weadvertise. We have them now in abundance, but ‘have no idea they will last longer than this week. Do YOU KNOW A GOOD THING WHEN YOU SEE IT? 91.48? ‘We wish to maintain our reputation of carrying the Gleanest Hat stock in Washington, and want you to ‘help us out, and help yourself at the same time to one of our LIGHT-COLORED DERBY HATS FOR 81.48. No fictitious prices, but real values. ‘From $3.50 to $1.70 DOWN TO -2-1-1-91488-1-1-1-1- ONE CASE ADVANCED FALL STYLE OF SILK HATS OPENED THIS WEEK. All Our Light-Colored Derby Hats go This Week for $1.48. Stock of Straw Hats very much depleted. What there is left of them you get a very decided bargain in every one you purchase. LIGHT-COLORED DERBY HATS ‘are subjects of interest this week. We intend to find out how much money we are going to lose on them, and that without delay. We prefer to suffer loss now rather than carry them over another season. ‘THE HARVEST 18 PAST, ‘THE SUMMER 18 ENDED, (Our Summer is), and we havea fine stock of LIGHT DERBY HATS, Value $3.50 to $1.70, - For ¢1.48. ‘Look into the window full of them, then drop in and Duy if you find one to suit you. SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE, SAKS AND COMPANY. wT Sze Orr ‘To RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. (Our immense stock of Dry Goods and Carpetings are going off for less than cost. This week we will mae a grand effort to close out our Ingrain Carpets, The prices will be 30,35 and 40 cents. A few pieces of extra quality, Hartford make, at S73¢conta. ‘Nine thousand Spools of Clark's Cotton 4cents per ‘spool, ‘W.W. BURDETTE & CO., No, 928 7TH 8T., and 706 K BT. N. W. 3526-3t ~ ‘ 6 ABE (PHERE" BARGAIN TABLES, ON NO. 1. Are 75 suits for Boys from 4 to 13, which sold readily for $3, $3.50, 84, $4.50, 85, andg6. 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, $7.50, $8, 88.50, 89, and $10. They will be sold this week for $4.50, ON NO. 3. Are 25 Norfolk Jackets for young men, which we sold ‘8t$7, They will be closed out now at 82.50. Also 40 Norfolk Jackets which sold readily at $9, ‘will be closed out at $3.50. One thousand pair Odd Pants st merely nominal prices. ‘Thin Summer Coats and Vests at asacrifice at 9 Oak ids ae 26 COB. TENTH AXD F STS. Yes, Ixvzzp: ree a ior woutae nt hs eae ve. heat and 7S | ees ‘he hacknoye ONE DAY ONLY. Noindeed. Wehave bargains to offer Rie? or the next THNTY DAYS. Our” uta CaE RED are SALE Xp 3:90 oma plank, rpad_nor i eae ‘thetiags MEN'S SUITS. EBSte 25c. Scorcz Grrozans, 15. / >| WANTED—HELP, FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT--HOUSES. b 3 1 MS; To move them in a day we have dropped the WHITE AND COLORED MEN AND | JOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED 1s Fg: RENT_420 T ST. XN. W. SEVEN RooM (of Ont Mina haute Glsgmane tat aS te Wine: mun; | A new house, st low rates during summer. 104 8th | H key at 809: 8330. Si PARKER, 1Se. per yard. ‘An opportunity to secure = fine stylish gingham dress pattern at the price of the ordi- ary. '830- EW SIX ROoM at eae T Waiter i Pane NEW HOUSE, KR RENT— (NE ROOMS, (Second foor, w Fatt Te Sah WOODWARD & LOTROP. YOUNG, ese Ghoua Ban Buldioe only 626 toguire ire A. COU Cor. 11th and F ats. n.w. Seu phere FR SEE S00 ee to 2s ‘Corcoran st. 1230. Frise Suensvcxens 10c. ‘To dispose of our stock of Striped Seersuckers FIRST CLASS BRICKLA) RENT—VERY 1 before Saturday we have dropped the price to ——— Ga Seip ‘Brick ‘cellar Ines ments. 606 B st. ne. 0c. per yard. This is the best grade, and comes imall the popular stripes and colors, never be- fore sold for less than 123c., and last season at 15 and 170. Now 10c. per yard, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sta, n. w. ventory Manx-pown Ix Hosrar ‘To sell the remains of this line to-morrow we Wisely st once 16". 1. GkAAae 1658 Sa wt ak as = WaReso aan Inne a or yout, vd afoot Free. Son E Paes A 8 Y, AT eee Wiican ALESLADY: AT BTR CES jk RENT—TWO PLEASANT UNFURNISHED fooms, on second floor, cent ted: rns faally of shalt. Gi nw OR RENT— THREE DESIRABLE OOMMUNT- cating Rooms on second con = tocation detgieluis private oaviout dorms modoree references: "1413. care a = TENRDIATELY = Ose BOTTOR: make the following concession: Wiis worker and four waisthaads. Apri Apply to Mme. R RENT — TO DESIRABLE PARTIES WILL Children's C. G. French Ribbed Fine Cotton HLLAGXON, 007 Benmavivaniea. FS mt oomen glareacorner house, northwest ec- ‘Hose, split soles, extra quality. Navy Blue and CaRPRRTER sould, 3 tet, See = Seal Brown, sizes 6 to 9. BY '—-THREE iG] UNFUR- ited Hooton at eet merata bath: Regular prices 35, 40, 45, 50, 55,60and65e. | B.D. JAS. H. MARR, per pair, sccording to size. WEED TOU aG NAN NG) EREALAORE Rished for 815: a ant ry arer elas ne MARKED DOWN TO 250. PER PAIR. ence peter ae ae a ee ae SEDs | in every reapect. 617 amt oe Unquestionably the ereateat value in child. Bote RENT —THEEE OB 3 ren's Hosiery ever offered by us. We have one = Fe reason only for this loss and that is, to dispose W ANTED} PARTNER INA WEEL PAYING IN. | aor “810 £'at ue. of them AT ONCE. $20Gj,eapenee vary ainaiiy sales’ neve. "Audtes | FOR RENT ROOMS SUITABLE FOR eae WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Rowrt, Sy20-ne ‘OF light housekeeping. oregon Senora Ae Cor ithand Faten.w. | \VANTED-A RELIRELE MIPDEEAGED COL, a i359 a2 7th ai W trea aga as porter ete. about a hotel; inst NT_FOUR ae Too oF as. Simi ‘Adaress Bo ‘otlce, floor suitable Mesr Go Ar Oxce. Bayedeae rerences: pons Oe fae SBiSUICLLS Weterence required’ gthst we. Zr my Ladies’ Fine-Grade Crepe Lisle Thread Vests, | yr aNTEDWIMMEDIATELYCTWO FIRST-CLASS = Lama Meee Sy low neck and 0 sleeves. Colors: Pink, Light N tromen, ote fo cook, wash, and nd and ot ane theotuer POL BERT Eg rance F ORE BACK qt agih at noe rnd Fie aad Cosel uses! 2.3.3, an A (only s ~_| St elcoegctoans bet hous 1S ast jy20-30" | posure:Rewiy papered; ny enlidren: 13, to re % Shas few of each size). Formerly sold at @1.60,81.70, Ree Teka nw 35 tee aw basreore BRADLEY, @1.80, and $2 per size, TED—A PARTNER AT ONCE, IN RESTAU- - ALE SIZES NOW AT @195 RACH, W pant and ample Rooinattscked truskearaae. For Res LARGE ‘AND, AIRY COMMUNICAT- eo menta end improvements for the fall trade. Address couveniences “ODD SIZES" IN MERINO UNDERWEAR _| RESTAURANT, Star office. 2636 TEE Hanants, A318 aaa od a5 or ap renents: ne EDL OGOR ONE THAT WILL Soa. han. 7abieees Agticaleure ue Weer ny bekacan ao Fe RENT ae wir. Seg to ALEX. NOMENVELL, {30 So 10 Children’s Gauze Vests, high neck, and mo 2 La an sa 7 5 = ST. 3 EN-ROOMS: Mat slesvesi6 sia Stee acin sei SWANTED_ WOMEN COOKS $10 ree 949; | ROR RENT. FUENISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Pn i Ta ER, ge ae eae oes cooks, first and second: waiters,” poi Bru: south anggyet front: references requires, pior | Ss Sint EE EE “Remnant” Price. inn e20 and botrd, NATIONAL EMR ve, Katnw. Jyi5-2ee | JJOR RENT—HOUSER 31 Ladies’ Fine Gauze 3 eth ot Bw. SS renee )OR RENT_ROOMS—PARTIES WANTING ROOMS 307 11th at. mw, pbs 2ith st. nw short sleeve, 6—30, 8—32, 11—34, and 6-36 SN COOKS, 910 TO 40; | F' can nnd what will suit’ them on our list, a r.. 837.5 time,and troubl at our Room A—3 1 ae eaten oon ge Bares ee }OR RENT—IN A DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD, | #03 ¥, inch, Nurses and Laurdresses in | # four communicating rooms on second oor, wit WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 'ANTED —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT _BU- | able for licut ight ousekeepibe. ‘Terpe moderate amily Cor, 11th and Fete.nw. | Woacremductedby indies. Sen tad wouen,whitg | small no children. Tome open between andcoloréd forall tinda of domestic labor, forelty and | Tand'8 p.m. Apply 1000 10th maw. ip Li-ion 303 Coronen Eprowenres At Harr. WiSTED=1 coup i uM aS ‘OR RENT_1720 H ST. aay Wehave marked the entire stock of Colored Goo! ou 2 f i dealted: eentlemen pref + Embroideries at half-price to close. We don’t Ven Coewen ot SURETY, Star | War and Navy Departments, wanta yard in thestore Saturday stock-taking. | Bin, pa ce jy6-Im a 1 to 3-inch Colored Einbroideries, also few POF RENT—FURN sun AND UNFURNISHED odd pieces of white. Lanwe, ht, and airy. Prices reasonable, Transient DOWN FROM 10 TO 5c. PER YARD. lodging: 2 ie 756s Beata: 4%-inch Scotch Zephyr Embroidery, in Pink “COORS, MIDS, Jee UR Te eer — esate and Light Blue housekeepers, nurses, farm hands, drivers, wait: | Street cars pass the doot sof the city. STORES AND OFFICES. DOWN FROM 200, TO 10c. PER YARD. clerks in faurilien stares, hoteln,c. City. colmtry, spine eer a Je5-3m_ | Store and dwelling 1406 1468 La, ave. basement.830 COLORED “ALL-OVER" EMBROIDERIES. and resorts, BURN! fAM'S' Employment = pacer Sisne-4igj 00808 1% SPC» 34 Boor, DOWN FROM 75c. TO 3740. PER YARD. NT_FLA ‘ees 45. DOWN FROM 81 TO 50c. PER YARD. AGE TWEN FOR _RENT_FLATS. na 40 a Vernon Rot Str. rm. good : BO objection ON, Star Ofices 1¢ EST END FLATS_THREE ROOMS, Jrikh eink, coal closet, gas meter; rent, _FOR | RENT—OFFICES months by the year” WIN popes abd palit mea tibet Y, W ‘our, situation ae com penion to a lady, & home more of an object than ht to traveling. Address COMPAN WARTEDIBY A, YOUNG LADY EIGHTEEN ‘years of axo, eS Pe ‘or to walt on eis quick atgf vA, Star Office. 1¢* WAXrEDes SITUATION LORED GIRL, with good references, 10 cook, wash, aud fron’ stay all night. Apply at 2310 lithetnw. It" DOWN FROM 81.50 TO 75c. PER YARD. COLORED FLOUNCINGS. Down from 50 to 25e. per yard. Down from 75 to 37%c. per yard. Down from $1 to 50c. per yard. We are also showing an elegant line of 45-in. Riiite Guise Flounciiga, at 7Se., Land $145 bari a Fine White India Linen Robes, con. = 9. Inquire of JANITOR. The above the yon my Booka. 7s aut afar. in, rar thelstand 13th. (326) THOS. E WAGGAMAN. y essed brick, bay wh on each tainins ‘lain material, and 434 W3x ED — BY A RESPECTABLE COIOKED | Suynly renovate rooms, SrOveunensn: OP desk trent. parking ie ee : fit] a Situation as nurse or chambermald; willing ‘JOHN E co. my peclel ritean ap Te faced to travel. Address oF call at 528 20th at. n.w. dy 27-20" | 407-3 aa He coal ga Se. 211 3st nw. $40. Apuly corner 3h Woon Waitb e'tGitnop, a i juvalid tad QUEEN ANNE cor ‘situation as companion toa inv = = ier 11th and F sts. n.w. fo as children's inaid; no oljection totraveling. | FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS | ¥° tages, new. seven, root, latrobe, lange «rounds, Ket. 61 bot at LEAT = fogood tenant. Inguire of W. A; COULTER, Graxp Class Ovx Sace "ANTS A SITUATION FORA | JJOR,RENT—A BAKERY, OR WILL TAKE A | {9.00 era 417 9th at se. Gallat4 pan. Jy25-30" WORKSHOP ‘ANTI Wi W, respectable white «irl, for general housework. Please call at 2107 Boundary at. between Oth aud 10th aw. Fe RENT—EIGHT-ROOM BRICK DWELLING. BOYS! PERCALE AND. FLANNEL WAIST. thorough repairs, Just completed: ouly #19 per Fon builder, carpenter, month: the best dwelling in” this ‘city’ for the calnte'aflsy Walatn itd toreuce the block be ANTED-KNOW THE HEADQUARTERS FOR | tormerly occnnied by FISD et ge A- PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave: fore Inventory, Saturday, July 0th, we 1ake cooks. “housekeepers, chambermaids, "nurses, | #L, Uetween 9x a at mee ‘eldsme | _s20-1W the following extraordinary reductions, houseworkers, men cooks. waiters, porters, farm and | Wduire at 20 Loui 2 R RENT_ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES on. Sonar Hill corner of 3dand C a¢- containing y, ian stern expomure, on the duirymnen,with references. (AL LABOR BU- REAQ, 61: Bt" We ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS—POSITIONS: for Cooks, Chambermati jaitress, Laundress, 1 Lot of Boys’ Unlaundered Percale Shirt. Waiste, S-ply collar aud cufis, sizes 4 to 12 years. REDUCED FROM 50 TO 25c. EACH, ATION, OR RENT—“LEARN TYPE-WRITING.”. Machines rented at $5 per monthapd sold on ots ents. imy4-3at , “CALIGRAPH OFFICE." 933 F st. m. apd, within, one \d Nurses, Seamstress, ‘Men Waiters, Cooks. Conch: block of the new Lil ehepertt, Waltinpsiten V0 Lo youres NAVY Dine Shirk | se, S Butlers aud Valcta, COOMBS" & BURUESS. COUNTRY BOARD. 326 Penn. ave. ne. 2 REDUCED FROM 75 TO 50c. EACH. are — a eee 1 Lot of Boys’ Celebrated “King" French Per- ROOMS, GOOD | BO: iE cost cale sitet Waiste, colors warranted, WANTED—ROOMS baay srounde, pure spring wa oie = OR RENT—PARTIES DESIRING TO RENT OR REDUCED FROM 8125 TO $1 EACH. = Yegetables, &c., &e. Address Mrs. MOLL ca buy Stores or ‘can, by calling at our 1 Lot of Boys’ Celebrated “King” all-Linen M ON FIRSE | Sovingdals Lisiola, Loudoun County, Va. Iy2730" | amore heen OTs cats UF, callung at oar Shirt Waists. Jocation | FOR, RENT—TWO VERY LARGE AIRY ROOMS, | they can select just such a house as they may nord. REDUCED FROM $1.50 TO 81.25 EACH. ggntral: reference exchanged. Address ADULTS, Star | HM with bourd. at ECKINGTON, tnown as Galew Man: | 5 oy o REEET 1 Lot of Boys’ All-Wool Flannel Shirt Waists, | oilice. aes | Son: saree ah Wait +4 yundary, on ‘Lincoln il departments daily. “Mre. W. H. WHIT! R RENT — TWO Tooms and bath brick houses, in Navy Blue and Gray, sizes 5 to 12 years. REDUCED FROM 81 TO 750. EACH. Where Be An SINGLE, GENTLEMAN, . rwe, Well-furnishedroom, situated between 12th : 2 ED-BOARDERS AT MONTROSE FARM, | st. 2-w.: all mod. imp.; price €18.30 each yer month. Lot of Boys’ Fine Llama Flannel Shirt | aud JStueud F and ksts, Address, with full particu: ‘ANTED—BOARDERS AT MO! FAR [550 once yer ene Wises pect Cities abe lars, H. A. office. 3 three minutes) walk from Randolph Si i Station ga a 1600 F aw REDUCED FROM 82 TO 81. (Third floor: ) “ lenty of mi 0 EACH. ater deliehtil shade, plenty of in jontrose, Mont. Co., Md. WiAste D—FOR TH 100) GENTLE! eee aud board, with a private funtly. bet Gand P. POR RENTCTRREE STORY, BRICK, EIGHT hand 16th sts. n.w. ‘ith jculars, 1925. = uae i Rae eS ‘all modern improvements ee woowWalb #ibinnor, Star ‘aie, (Gurnee irimnen eas oa LIFTON HOUSE-SHADED GROUNDS AND | 1100 Osi. nw. ib per out Rey at 0 ieee | WASTER RVus. TREATING ooms | Contras ary Galena Ek ge | FO RENT -FHOM AUOUNT Jp, Motar 19 5S RE L that will save them time, trouble, and’ money. Room ¥ O1Is, Clifton Se 10th st. n.w., in good rep per month in ad- Pete L Houdug Agency, 038 Fst. D. RAMEY. te fax Co., Va. Sy11-lan’_ | vance, Inquire of JNO. BISCOT? Howard Houve: S38 7 HE E WASTED STEN 1,08 AWELVE , SUMMER | _1¥25-0t =x : i Bourders twenty-three miles from 3 = =, CORY, OSE: SS POH uu, Eon _WANTED--HOUSES. fre guater alk om nati sod per-otee, windy | Finca Mure econ nie Sect ae : : 2 Ne _ | Sandvine sprit and go EE Se RECT, FROM oWxenS, nOuRES | HOLMER UQWEAR iio "W-O apg WIR. | MO are ty anc 7 mows ios an G 00 Il NNN G ‘ Wat tas tor gash, purchasers, Any property | Fairfax County, Va Ces ine te wide and front ico 00 it NNN Go placed with'us will be liferaily advertiond af our ex £ Jane front, GSE “oo? it & RS s Hents collected. Estates mau: Insurance Sopa OF CoRLE Of Vermont ai e a HOULAND & HtowesoR, 321 Fete nw oo § % RR — — 3 HOR RENT—1026 8TH ST, NV NEW re oO UU RRR story, Brick Basement House, “ea ad <n ice mr wo latrobes, range, mantles thrower “oo” “ol ft i See ee say esha ada Gut, all moder fmprovements EMMONS SMI I war D, FOR COUPi TRS Jes-tm "S.E. BURRELL, Proprietor, | fnuitre Boston Variety Store, 705 and 7071 Market 7 Wate family wit ington, = i TI ig 05 Wise pertain id ouch or Wa ingio, | Se COMFORT NETREAT.” cean wanpens | = a Sa oo alte borstanent it tied aidareerten Tiare: |, Cron) trae nee audit sarauinges user | PO FURNISHED. f %" Soo = S ae A pleantre’ eats, cmuigearcunren aieauen: | 1490 Kat nw....9410.07 2214 Conn av. (for ie en 726 Let. ee woe UE sts FE ne ni | WANTED. -MISCELLA NEOUS MMMM UU & in Hh NNN = Bae gg Se FO AR scaurs ox | _ BUSINESS CHANCES. Ma&M uu "ss run 1 NNN peel ope thy WANTED 10, INVEST_MONEY IN DEVETOP- - a000 HORSE FORE ing new business enterprines, or where Dasin NNN DDD ERE RRR -A GOOD HORSE FOR DE- al stablishe in ‘to form com} ¥ g ERR Bb EY hike EYE STEAM LAUNDRN, Sacer nase ‘Orimy Uae. Address CONST: Aas UU NNN DDE RR cy UNFURNISHED. 000 ON CITY BEAL Se WELL EST, , = UU NNN DDD BEE R R Ware ot 7 ant aE Ope cent: ‘Best Fa SALE DRUG ewe ns ae ater 4 1812 Nat, ww awe -ANTED — A MARRIED, COUPLE, WITHOUT ‘STORE LOCATED IN SOUTH: 100.00 1916 N's... WY Bee 244 B | Weblinten a, tenant uew 3 story brick house on | S'vaSitra sctduns no oposi svona for | 1227 ‘Couiica¥é./100.00 715 21st at 5 ‘reasons fo) Bove Eset 2 4. ave. and 7th st. s.w. stnoar 12th t.n. third floor and Address 8. B. A., Star office. ‘owner—asingle mau—will reserve ‘with tenants for rent of balance. Sy26-20" ylge other furnished and unfurnished houses in gon nfent locations, “yea Cor. Xi ‘Houses bow. bel ‘We are having an unprecedented sale for these eS aces _! 3B SALE-THE“OMOHUNDRO” DHUG STORE, | be fly for occupancy m the Talk tars to be Pisa ovslndneaisias ——— “WAXTED-82.500 FOR TERM OF YEARS, AT 5 Bi Velsve ith aud 8 sus nov, with rth ixtares is | MSS Or UITLL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. Sag 5 2 er cgatiniactory city real estele, Address ff ies | ayss-ae Cor. dave. abd That. aw. JOR RENT_—ONE TWO-STORY BRICK, 8 ROOMS, WHY JUST THINK OF IT. eee aes" | yr awren=i00_womis genie reer | Poe eee ae and rere 820 net Goods that sold rapidly and were excellent values at WANTED TBE, SRIF, ae rae, ay ND PHA LAL gent, ee ge a1 to 240.8 able so 4 spare sys a sak ae. OOS ee PORTS: OY ecg re on. Address NORTH WES’ eS ‘Address box 86, Star office, if BERTONE, NEW TWO-STORY BRICK | Now oftice. sy2 = 3B PRINTING OFFICE THOR. ined F214 6 st uw The om eco % ‘ANTED — 94,000 FOR 5 YEARS AT 5 PER | VOR SALEJOB PRINTING OFFICE, THOR the house; rent, 835. Inquire 403 7th 7” te o 4 cent, secured by only trust on new modern resi: Selient opening will be ‘shown to those ‘basi where Te 8 dence, eduter of northwest: best location; "worth FOpMRINE will be Shown $0 th ming bas Sac Sa lag icone 215,000; money y required to Day balance on construc- | 2s To LUM — Frrvcus sud tate; ball, collarsiwe lattebee iasdors HMw oS x ton Bg enaton hee OES Fee ee Sa ane a GR; | Mnpeovemente, 838 perinouth™ Ayply to Lite P nt ‘Can you wonder why we are having such a rush for Wiens 000, ON REAL ESTATE WORTH | B. & Ody side track and swith. APPLY to sae Now pucommlusion: Addsens Boxe. GlarOMce bao’ | RIVERTON WOOD" iri |B E _y15- 4 ‘ED—TO BORROW $500 FOR ONE YEAR, 2103 HERE I8 ANOTHER WV Sit prictere of two: tuple security: no com: FLENDID, BUSINESS CHANCE—¥OR 1815 a SAL 14th at nee. _s920-30"” | ting about Sis setes of the best quality of 3704 meee x ANTED FOR ‘A REALLY “GOOD-FITTING* | sufficient to make, 150,000,000 bricks, 826 1: brick and machine, 9 And right scross from the Underwear Department, in fern aty ult of Clothes,” made to order, | cueine, soning eaey 916 Hat a. or, coca! > omen 5 both eves. Local demand sufficient to oitiea br OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT. prey gate ROBERT DM LKIN, kept nS 7% andr rant ie sig fat capac appiy to Jone a zen Our entire stock of Children’s GINGHAM and oS en ‘POSITIVELY > JsloNats CHAMBRAY DRESSES, sizes from 4 to 10 years W. obliteraed, leaving no trace, by my, electric nee F%, LEASE-THE CAPITAL THEATER, | w. 8 | 209 E Cap. Styles, Gretchen, Gamp Suits and Princess Dresses. ie phae poses, Ten Years: prastiee brnedl by the lead ABEET, eae Bary 2102 Hat; 1 shades, from 5 to. i BRIEL, ss (HE WASH] iTON SAFE DEPOSIT nA aes Sean ln nae EHH ora aie -STEAM CARP! vi A. AY i. W. “Fes Wa arrange were | "et Sons © @ PER CENT ts called for and delivered. Office 1402, Pa ave:: | avail theinselves ot Fad Pe cer th et, aud K's.c. Telephone call 010-2, Feit {or the safe ‘bonds. securities, 4 oped wee bhAt | Re ee aie Rees ‘LESS THAN MARKED PRICES. A De et gairrtns CASH PRICE PAID FOR | be stored at low rates. 1: action befors raihordsas | 1 Do not fail toexamine them, so Carvey Fenner Bs al KinasoY Houachotd | M2 3OUF value Hour; Sam ant #4 ae ‘ Acniture Box 135, Star Ofice. —je8-2m* | ¢96-6m Werurdayn De me tos pea) ae ‘WATzee fr, va bowen pe AND | ro LOAN c reforms moderate e 2 Mo BOF MONEY LOAN. a ib, PER OENT FAT, BBekitaS ae Bee Se SSS Ed Werke iota Cloting, Watches, Guns, oar 3000 ON BEAL ESTA’ DISCOUNT and Housevald Hifects, ‘Highest cash cash peices pala. 4. 2:00 aa sn Bgtet OM. 219 7th st aw Wie R ENOWN, THAT GS. Re cr isiana. avenue (0 Commissioner Deeds tor ‘the States and Te foriss Goxcopt Maryland). 1388 by22 ‘THOR. F. WAGGAMAR. $100,000 = Farman Country Visco HITE © CO. Onall of our SHAWLS, SCARFS and SHAWLETTES, either in Crepe, Cashmere and Drap d'Etet, plain or ‘embroidered, in all conceivable shades, men ase q ‘wa. Warts. STEAM Ciel ee CLEANING. bd ‘Telephone 789. ed im on Ween Aye ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ae EX. 7 jy22-1m 927 F at. hy yea Sth a i Sanat oer a eaer, ore A ere PE e13 wn ans POPE ‘D & THOMPBOR, eae, BS gar SAL ERAT HN ASP IRE SSeikestaemnd om ts pan, “Teaco S43 “S| RR oa" Dulldiw Amactation arse ‘ofnge quod Gollateral Security. “WA H. DEMPSEY, 1 ‘York ave. my 20-den” PERSONAL. 100 TO ‘ONE OBTAL ‘ONEY ALWAY | LN OUR BANDS 70, LOAN On oe ee oe it Eat aNane ME eee Oe | MOREE 70 LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE DISUMS oy | MO a =| ‘TO Loa REALESTATE a sere Bete 100 Pieces White Goods, worth 25c., now 10e. 50 Pieces, Batiste, Ginghams ‘and Percales, Former Price 1234c., now 5c. eae eee 100 Pieces Printed Crepe Cloth, worth 20c., now 100 pero: {The Balance of our Challis at 12}. per yard. . Good quality and styles in Gateens wt 10c. per yd. We are determined to close the above before Stock: Oo TueTions ata, nw. are FOR RENT_HOUSES, __ JOR RENT— UNFURNISHED ie riaed Place n. w., bar s parece a ver Hi: chin reut eet he Sr. Fits on, 28 RENT THREE STORY. ~ AND DASEMENT ae earemctes nities see Tae Pech, K RENT—IN ANACOS Fron iter galego) 3 Water in Kitch H. A GRISWO! RENT—HOUSE, Fy 115.50 per month. nna ines: s2e F iE NEW SEVER: iinprovernents, a ene crm apron: G18 ig 190. ¥ a ia doc Tat, 3- 50 fava ‘F Essceerent 4 : a7 Ra rooms Aahaiear tera: 1S For full st, houses, he, call at cifice, pile eae See Se Err sC: Ea 52% Fora full li apfiy to WRRCOTT & WILCO! 320 1007 Pennsylvania ave 1008 Oth at new. i4r 1019 Conn.ave Or w. Gr. 14th at. how. Or. Ms ith atnw.. Te Lst st. nw-sl@r...65 224 let atm edbeabovs uousod ai: be “examin above not ea be exantied FPO BENT NFA TSECATOL, a OGRE and pleasantly including bata, 103 24st mek DNS FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS A SMALL CIGAK STOKE good reas * Box 44, Star office see: JOH) BALE SOF; $10, Rerrurerat trem, #450. ein Cane Goid Watch #25 partion wish tot hen Furuiture. dt SALE CHEAP ‘Cow. iy 100d G00D Addrene ty lors KR SALE—TWO FIRST-CLASS SECOND HAND Dayton Wagons, almost new. one Side- spring dau cou-Cutter'a. Wy G. W. MASON, 2703 M Bridge) at. tw. FS, SALE-A DOUBLE OUTRIGGER. PL lure boat, sliding seats, 860. “KW ‘Architect's office, Treasury” > BLACK OR SALE — do Fi —— one Buc wees price @s laa, 100 F st. "ath eet for he ber FOS SEVERAL GRAND BARGAINS rt) i Cy dt Mf Gotnce Bosowond Up Seger BEEPS vemos ca Sitar ES BE omen ny per th, OF, if cash, good dis on hand a few choice nearly nev Segeo en eRe Seana sarees Sass SL oes faucy prices of other dealers.” ead 2 THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 Oth at, POR SALE—2 TARGE ICP-BOXES AND 1 12. 2 ioe JONSON'S, oor. 1th apd ke CHICREAING 3 SQUARE PIANO. Handsome Case, an Oruanal price £3300, rehire el order musically, Pay iente Pennsylvania ave, Star office. xa pete LISH PUG-PUPPIES: 3 MALE Can be le: one basa dark-brown tace. a 7 ee JOR SALE—THE CHEAPEST TUKNOUT IN TI city. ore, new harnews, coupe In evo, Ger: price #400. ‘Tagulre LEADINGHAM Het 3 Wnt, betore 10 a.m ~ VICTOR FRICKCLE: IN Gor > OR to immediate cash purchaser. “Apply Wii ~ cE-GROCERY AND :dange store roou, with stable Keut €25 per mouth. ‘Good reason for welling. 1130 13th hw. aze2 JOR 5) GOOD EATING HOUSE ® good Dusiness, bear ‘und Ice Cream Saloon, dou fgumboat whart” Apply at 707 LTHY YOUNG © ror HE. UBAN PAR- Fiat sino Young Male Blocking Burda, 6250 ac SCHMID’S Bind Store, jy23-1m. ‘12th st. two door south Pa ave. OR SALE—PIA! ‘EBER.” NEARLY NB Superior tone; ess than aif cost for cash or tues ters cheap: “Apply at B08 Int st uwe'B to 1 a.m. or 2 to p.m JOR SALE—BRICKS—BUILDING BRICK FOR Je ut lowest prices. “Delivered on cars of Balti- nore and Olio Railroad at Queenstown oF in Washing to ghglomae Terre Cotte Coy OBiee IAT Got 19-1. R SALI E_STEAM LAUNDRY ae FP wrost dosiratte loess tage ta tae ob ole Fe SALE—OARRIAGES, PHAE? pn Wagons, for sale amd built to joed; Prices Moderate. At tl PEARCE s LAWTON, 2710 and town Bridge. order: work = SAL oe a heal 0, © are of Special barval Unrigt and Square Pianon.” Panos tx:hanged end for rent, HUGO 3 rth wt mw gy 1o- Sua FPR SALE-AT GEVER'S, 490 PENNSYLVANIA ave. uw, Wagupette to seat 8 and 10 passengers ‘The most stylish fadies" Looptront Eugiish Pumtous, Also fauily Carriages and” Buryion Ro le and exchange, at reduced prices to red Jez3-bun ‘Wat F. Fe, SALE. BICYCLES HOPPE SAvETY. 54 Columbia, €30; 50 1 3 rH Si ene onda > JOK SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND ae read mot RT 4 milk wagons and 2 6-pense piso painted wagons, indies’ prumtoss, and one ntage On enay terme. S, “adu5M at, Georgetown. ‘BALE—CAL ee ree a ‘eee it See ee PAGER. ole FA, SEL, ih ee prot ia icp mk “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- SS ee i ia NONPA- POUND PUREE 00D CONTAINING SMALL 3 = = pay charees 4 ‘Teking, hence the alaughter in p-ices. A call will oon- ‘vinoe you that all of the above are less than half-price, TET st tree eee ONE PRICE. 3926 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Moos seeteahiac: Lasers Loix Osnce, peneeeatiey ‘No. 361 Pennaylvania avenue northwest, fee aera Seas t Sopa eae ne