Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY... August 3, 1887. ‘The Evenina Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other dally paper publisbed 1a Washington, and much greater than that «fall the other daily papers here added together. = - ‘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. ‘he subscription must be invariably paid inad- tance. ‘At a meeting of citizens of the District of Co- Tumbia, held to-night, resolutions were unanl- mously adopted califng’on the President to remove ‘the Commissioners of the District. After rect! in a preamble that it has been sbown that gre: Irregularities, abuse of power and mleappropeis: Uon of the public money exist in the mi Of our District government, the resolutions urge {ia the name of our outraged people the removal of the Commisstoners,’” & ‘This 1s a sample of ‘dispatches to outalde news. Papers, based upon the water-grievance meeting last night, and picturing to the world the people of the District as rising in a body to demand the Femoval of officers who have misappropriated pub- Ucfunds. Tux Stax suggests to those who are re- Sponsible for the resolutions at last night's meet- ing that “slopping over” ts a practice to Be avoided, however natural that blunder may be in dealing with water. The men who assem- Died, not in large numbers at Shea’s hall, were almost entirely those who felt aggrieved by the application of the water-rent schedule to thelr particular cases, and who dissented from the con- struction put upon parts of the water law by the ‘Comitssioners or their attorneys. It was not the people of Washington who passed the thunderous Tesolutions, but a few citizens who are pinched by water schedule conceded to be technical, arbi- trary andhardship-working, and by a legal con- struction of the word “shop,” which may or may not be sound. THe Stax sympathizes with their Tealgrievances. Belleving that the right to protest either in public meeting or in the newspapers aguinst the acts or plans of the muntetpal govern- ment 1s the only protection left to those who do not select and have no power to displace their pubilc servants, Tax Stax has given votee to com- plaints against the water department and its methods. In this, as in other matters, 1t has critt- cised the plans, or supposed plans, of the Commts- sioners when It has thought them objectionabie. ‘The result of such discussion has often been either ‘Ww effect a change of plan, or to elicit a disclaimer of some supposed project, thus bringing relief In either case to those who felt that they had cause Yo complain. To such criticism and discussion ‘the acts of the Commisstoners are properly sub- Jected. But there ts nothing whatever before ‘Tae Star and the people of Washington to justify We suggestion of the resolutions, that Messrs. ‘Webb, Wheatley and Ludiow are thieves, deserv- ing dismissal as such. The people do not believe Mt, and there is no general demand for their re- moval. Mr. Crane's figures doubtless deserve speedy explanation; but a reference to them and a recital of instances of dictatorial treatment by individual Commisstoners and of mistakes in Judgment or in matters of law on thetr part are 2s far as possible from Justifying a proclamation to the world that the present District Government 1s corrupt. a The suggestion made in this column last winter, that Mr. Hiscock, then newly elected Senator from New York, was going to play a much more Important part in polities than ever before, 1s al- Teady confirmed. Ills power, combined with ex- Senator Platt’s, shaped the proceedings of the re- publican State committee at Saratoga yesterday so that the date and place of the next convention ‘Were fixed precisely according to their wishea ‘Mr. Hiscock also took great pride in bringing to- gether, on this occasion, an unusually large and harmonious gathering of repubifcan editors, who exchanged assurances of fellowship and resconse- erated themselves to tue big work ahead. Hith- erto the editorial ends of both the great parties have been the hardest parts to hold together in a campeiga. Some of the most influential journal- 4sts have felt that they could do better for them- selves as free-lances than as thick-and-thin par- tisans. If the new Senator fs eble to corral the ‘whole repubifean press of his State, and not only make tt pull together, but make it enjoy pulling, is everlasting fame is secure, ———— ‘The mugwump press 1s opening fire onee more all along the line, upon the celebrated Mr. Hig- gins, of Baltimore. It 1s, apparently, getting Yeady to ask the President, in plump English, ‘whether be values more the mugwump vote or the ‘Higgins vote, and to shape {ts policy for 1888 with Teference to bis answer. In any aspect Mr. Hig- gins is picturesque and interesting. As an issue in a Presidential campaign he would become espe- cially so. If,a year hence, Mr. Cleveland should be nominated by the democrats and Mr. Blaine by the republicans, what an important share M. Higgins may bear tn the activities of the canvas Mr. Biaine being not to be thought of, and Mr. Cleveland not to be voted for, will anything be left for the patriotic mugwump to do but to go a-fiehing? <2 ‘The demand of the comptroller of the currency for a statement of the condition of the national Danks 15 calling out remonstrances and eriticlam from various quarters, but to no purpose. Mr. ‘Trenhoun ts not aman tobe moved from bis re solve by censure or praise. It ts his very reason- able bellef that the banks ought to be ready at any and all times to makea statement. If there 43 auytbing to thelr affairs that requires covering up It aust be something wrong, and the quickest Way to right it is to force it to the surface, ae MeGarigie, of Chicago, 19 not at ease, Alruough he has got away from the district ator. bey at home, he 13 by no means out of the clutches of the law; for, incongruous as it may seem to minds, there is law in Canada. A person here Who has a grudge agalust him of long stand- tug to wipe out Is preparing to arrest him the in- Stant he shows bimself again; and, in a hostile country, most of the money the unhappy refugee ‘Drought with him across the line will probably be spent in fighting for hts freedom or in paying Foyal damages to his prosecutor. ——— ‘The earthquake stories telegraphed from Ken- tueky to-day are as picturesque iu their way as anything received in past years from Mexico or South America. The population of the shaken communities ts not dense, nor ts the architecture Fich of mnassive, but the amount of the eleventh ‘hour repentance drawn forth by the convulsion can safely be matched against anything produced auld the ruins of an Aztec civilization. Smae = Hovsz CLEARING SALE. Our entire stock of Summer Shoes ard Slippers to be closed out at great sacrifice to make room for Fall Goods. A splendid chance to secure footwear at greatly Reduced prices. r Ladies’ Low Oxford Ties, Newport Ties sud Low Button, regular price $1 and $1.25, reduced w te. Kegular 75e. Ladies’ Kid Opera Slippers reduced to All of our Misses’ and Children’s Oxford Tie and Low Button, regular phice 75c. aud $1, reduced to 50c. All of our $2 Mens’ Low-Strap Ties, Oxfords, and Low Button, redured to $1 Meu's Low-Quartered Shoes, all styles, warranted genuine Calf, regular price $2.50 to a3, reduced to aL Mens’ Embroidered Slippers, regular price $1, re tose 0c. Infants’ Button Shoes Teduced to 250, 0c. Ch Shoes, ail styles, reduced to 61.25. 1.50 Ladies’ Kid button reduced to $1. THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, 32-3 726 SEVENTH STREET. Cooma By Gis A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES On band and for sale, WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Tre Best. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” “THE CONCORD HARNESS" AB Pull Stock of all kinds kept copstantly om band. Beware of Imitatious. ‘Be Sure of Name and Number. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Payee AvENUR, si te ‘National Hotel PRA al Tevaiced' mba Gur 1t 1339 and 1341 F st., and 943 Pennsylvania ave. > ae 'T WILL PAY YOU TO BUY SHOES NOW. GOOD SHOES WERE NEVER SOLD AT SUCH LOW PRICES. ‘This sale means no profit for us. What weare ‘working for is to reduce stock. THIS SALE MEANS A SAVING TO YOU OF FROM 60 CENTS TO 91.50 ON EACH PAIR OF LADIES’ OR GENTS’ SHOES PURCHASED. If your shoes are not yet worn ont it will pay you to buy them for future use. EDMONSTON & CO. RS THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON Tx Ras Yesrenpar We sold nearly 200 “Gloris” Umbrellas yesterday. ‘They're good for sun as well as rain. They look like silk and wear twice as long, and only cost The largest stock of Umbrellas in the city st PALAIS ROYAL. A first-class Silk Umbreils for— s $1508 _—___-12- ____0R 810 Gold lots of these yesterday, the first day they were offered; one hundred and fifteen Suits sold, and that ritt Haneinxa ON MY DAUGHTER. A suUIT for 97.50. leaves us on hand about Excellent Suits these for the cool days usuallyex-| 11 ected, both in August and September. They will do 885 SUITS ‘Yet to besold at the wonderfully low sum of 7.50 EACH. to piece out the season with if nothing else, 97.50 —97.50—97.50—$7.50—87.50-——87.50 Don't come next week and claim this advantage. ‘We cannot, positively, allow it, nor can we put these HAV? YOU SEEN THEM? HAVE YOU BOUGHT ONE? DO YOU INTEND TO BUY? For a good BUSINESS SUIT During THIS WEEK ONLY. ‘suite aside for future delivery. We confine this Our selling force is well in hand, and we are fully SPECIAL OFFERING to ACTUAL SALES: During ‘THIS WEEK ONLY able to wait on You. (Try s Suit) BAES AND COMPANY, PROGRESSIVE CLOTHIERS, au3- SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. coo L ERE A RRR II XN N a. get fr Ae TRE gS Gof Hoos Ent SAE EH RR Soe os AF ie Bs, kA OE ke Sut 245 fu Eee AT THE AT THE AT THE Slee or AE fy 4 sea P_aa A 3 We mention the LACE DEPARTMENT for this week, but we hope you haven't forgotten the reduced. prices previously advertised. Summer Goods of every description for men, women, children and babies at Clearing-Out Prices. Some new goods coming in: for instance: 250 dozen Freneh Kid Gloves, at 680, @ pair; they're creating a sensation. a PPP REE, COC EERNN NTTTT Pao EPHERRRRE, Sop BER IY NTT u PPP EE RRR C RE NNN RS Pf F RO on N M%W” Pb EEER R CcGHEEN KN T DDD TI s88, cco Uo OUNN NOTTT DD I §5 6°G BT RUN OT Bee oes oR SE PERE Dov’ If 8ss8 ‘GcG Ww" “uu NWN FL ‘We've still a fine stock of Laces and at reduced Prices that must be low, judging by the business we're doing. The 10 per cent discount off those reduced prices will terminate Saturday, August 6. ‘The 10 percent discount also applies to Lace and other Neckwear, such as quoted below: Black Silk Lace Scarfs, 60x9 inches, for 98¢. Extra Heavy Silk Scarfs, 81x17 inches, for $1.68. Heavy Silk Lace Shawis, 3 yards long, for 81.68. ‘Hand-run Lace Fichus and Scarfs, 82.68 to 815.98, Children’s Lace and Embroidered Collars for 25c. Irish Point and Hand-Crochet Collars, 39¢. z ‘The early shopper is the wise ‘shopper in this in- ‘stance, for we offer all 12%4c., 15¢. and 19¢. Handker- chiefs for 2 for 2c. All 25c., 39c., 48e. and 8c, for 25c. each. ‘The wise shopper secures s Ge. Handker- chief for 25c. BBR OA BOB AA BBB A‘A BoB BBB A A Not with a view to clearing out, but to mske this ‘week's sale.doubly attractive we offer our 12i%c. 3- ply Linen Collars for 3 for 25c., and the 3-ply 12}c. Linen Cuff for 10c.a pair. And we've bought 2 lot of EXPLANATIO: 27.00 ROBES NOW $2.98. $8.00 ROBES NOW 82.98. $10.00 ROBES Now 92.98. $12.00 ROBES NOW 82.98. 913.50 ROBES NOW 92.98. $15.00 ROBES NOW $2.98. ‘These are the Robes for which our patrons gave 85.00 s week ago, and were an unheard-of bargain at that price. We will now close out the balance of them (about 100 Robes) FOR 3 2a 4 3 2 : = - a WHAT THE ROBES CONTAIN: From 8 to 10 yards of Fine Etamine; 43 ‘Yards of handsome Flouncings, some 45 inches ‘Wide and others 60 inches; aud 4% yards of Ragrow to match, coLors: H. Promptness and accuracy guaranteed. Pink, Light Blue, Navy, Ecru, Gray, Dark Brown, Light Brown, Garnet, and all the ‘Rew mode shades that are so fashionable this Summer, Any one who is desirous of {procuring @ ‘handsome dress should not miss this oppor- tunity. Even if you cannot use it this Sam- mer, it will pay you to lay it away, as youcan, now buy oueat just about oue-sizth of their original value, Ruchings which we offer at 25c. a yard. It's @ job lot. Some pieces wortn 48¢. a yard. The address is: 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AND 401, to 407, 12TH 8T. N. W. STORE OPENS 8 A M. CLOSES 6 P. M. SATUR- aus DAy1P.M Reawsasrs. 25 PER CENT OFF OF ALL REMNANTS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 1ST, ‘We shall place on our Center Counters all of the Rem- ants in ourstore, and in addition to thealready low Prices they are now marked, we offer as an extra inducement 25 percent off, which we feel confident ‘will insure their speedy sale. Thisis an opportunity seldom offered, aud buyers should take advantage of it. ONE PRICE, WM. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 330 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ba Rox. Bay Row. Bw Rew Just received, an orixinal package genuine imported, Feduged fo 20e, yer pint oF 83.00 per wallon. Saat rea crate. quaulty please note, s price for a purely weuutine article. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, aul_833 14th st.cor. of I, and 2d and D sta. nw. Reoveroxs For Avevusz, SEATON PERRY (Snecessor to Penny & Buorwem. “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN BLACK CHANTILLY Tack Briony erptie $2.50, 83.00, “MARKED DOSS ERIS OS Br AC von! ASD CHEAM APARISHt GUUPUME CAGE WES FOR OVERDRESSES AND GARNITURE. [LY REDUCED PHIGES" ON “EMBROT. “GREAT ERED BATI: INGHAM DEKED BATISTE GINGHAM AND BATEEN Ree “ERTES GOOD VALUES" IN PLATS AND By INDIA SILKS AT Bou AND 81.000 “CLOSING PRICES" ON. FRIKG WHA” PARA. CrsTens, iAlaty. FA CY FRENCH SATEENS 1 CASE CRINKLED SEBRSUCKERS A’ FORMER ae 109. os 'D BATISTES AT 12%c.; ALITY PRIN’ STOO OFF or AN] MiHTE GOODS AY LOWEGE ERA, FRENCH “SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN INDE ND VICTORL TAWNS a 1334 it Essar ATISTE CLATRE FRE EW PLAID AND STRIPED NAINBOURS aT 126 1A, 3 ‘E vHITE fp ULI, PERSIAN LAWNS, WELT PIQUES, py FAWEg Rou Se, TO 91 MUSLLN BEST AMES GAUZE AND UM: WEL BIERINO UNDERWEAR, POSTTL ES ah Sa" PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEA LOSES, a et # cre ES ARB BAQHE© APS 2 ae DURING JULY SEATON PERRY. = Pere Bortpma, pe ae 1840. Pennsylvania Ets #08 OS ee sae © ae AUS RAE” My [6c ror’ MEH S68 7 |" Ans Tuene ‘@TH, 8TH AND D STREETS, aise W. NEWBY & 00. 14 Engineers, iebatieg ica oa auz-lw* Sauuxe Ove On the 10TH OF AUGUST our great retail sale will TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, close. ‘The greatest Bargains yet will be offered This Week, OR XO. 3. Are 75 mits for Boys trom 4 to 18, which sold Teadily for 93, $3.50, #4, $4.50, 05, and 8G. They ‘Will be closed this week at 82.50, uicaane CARPETS, ¥5c. All others in propa PARASOLS AND UMBRELLA at half price. ‘SILKS one-third off the regular price. Ladies’ Fine DRESS GOODS, CLOTH and FLAN- NBL SUITINGS way down below cost. W.W. BURDETTE & ¢Q, ‘No. 928 7TH ST., and 706 K ST. N. W. aul4 For A Fiw Dus Ons ms aa SESE ERE 4 or, 9; marked Be eich W. 3, TERE, A, ©. PIQUE FOUR- 935 Pennerivanis eve ON NO, 2. Are 125 suits for boys 4 to 13, which sold readily at 87, 97.50, $8, $8.50, 89, and 910. They will be sald this week for 84.50, ON NO. 3. Are 25 Norfolk Jackets for young men, which wesgld at 87, They will be cloged out now st $2.50. Also 40 Norfolk Jackets which sold readily st $9, ‘Will be closed out at 83.50, Hasvyosstzas Fos BABY COACHES, or tui Neetaae’ LAT" | ae LAWS TENNIS, cRoguET, OUT-DOOR GamEs, BABY BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, SEDUCED BELOW Cosz. CH, RUPERT, 103, 405 7th shaw One thousand pair Odd Pants st merely nominal Prices. ‘Thin Summer Goats and Vests at a sncrificn at OBK HALL! Con TENTH AND Fara, As Usvat, As Usva, ‘Our Weekly Remnant and Bargain Sale Days occur THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Any number of Bargains bave been secured to make these days the busiest of the week, ‘WE WILL SELL THE REMAINDER OF OUR 124-CENT REMNANTS OF FINE FRENOH SAT- INES AT 10 CENTS PER YARD, REMEMBER, FOR THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY. An immense lot of the best Domestic Satteen Rem- ants, besutiful designs, at 8c. per yard, worth 1256 and Ibe. About 12 Children’s Satteen Dresses, in light blue and pink, different sizes, reduced from 89c. to 49¢. Alot of the celebrated Tyrol Cloth, double faced and soft Qnish,an entire new fabric for dresses, reduced from 12}40. to 106. Several cases of Figured Canvas Cloth, in different colors, excellent patterns, st 8c. per yard; formerly sold st 150, ‘One case of Light and Dark Venetienne Cloth, select rong ‘® novelty, only 8c. per yard; regular value 4c. About 50 pieces of very wide and fine Steel River ‘Lawns, in white, with black or brown figures, at 8c. Per yard, generally sold at 12}40. A few pieces of Cream Seersucker, with pin stripe, ‘Teduved from 100, to 6c. per yard. Our 50, counter consists of many Bargains which fully deserve the consideration of the public. "Having sold out almost every article placed on the counter, We have made s replenishment, as follows: Pisin Black Lawn, worth 10¢. Brown snd White“ “ 80, New StyleCalico, “ 8. Plain Percale, “ 106, And many other articles which we offer this Thursday ‘and Friday only at 5c. per yard. ‘Two cases of the best Bengal Blue Denim Remnants suitable for overalls, warranted fast colors, at 120.; regular value 15¢. Several cases of Bleached Cotton Remnants, com- prising nearly all the best brands in the market, at 8c, per yard, worth 10 and 12340, Also, @ lot of Bleached and Half-blesched Cotton Remnants, good quality. entirely starchless, at 7c. per yard, worth 10c. The last lot of Satteen Remnants, in light figures mostly, superb designs, at Gixc. per yard, ‘Ten dozen Navy-Blue Polka Spotted Fichus; were 25e.; now 12340. Fifty dozen gents’ good quality Web Suspenders; ‘were 25, 30, and 35c.; now 14c. Fifty dozen gents’ unbleached full regular made Hone, 1250. per pair. AND OTHER BARGAINS EQUALLY AS CHEAP. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, EVERYTHING IN STOCK AS ADVERTISED, Bring this “ad.” slong and ask for anything in it. ‘The profits on these goods being sacrificed for our Bargain Days, we are compelled to sell them for CASH ONLY, to A Rim fan SA PAS oe = BBB Be GGG. My i BURG Ee on ee ee 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. aus Coolest Store in the City. Towers For Tue Barn. We are offering an excellent stock of Bathing ‘Towels in a varied assortment of styles, colors and qualities at very low prices, We quote: Fancy All-Linen Turkish Bath Towels, Rize 20248-inch, only 50o. each. Rize 24x4A-inch, only 62}c. each. Not 8 towel in either lot but that isworth ‘more money. SPECIAL BARGAINS. 60 Doz. 18x86-inch White Terry Towels, full, = soft quality; only 12}c. each. 65 Doz. 20x45-inch White Terry Towels, formerly sold at 3ie.; only 25c. each, 85 Doz. 25x60 (extra large) Fancy Striped Terry Towels, Knotted Fringe, worth 75c. only 62%¢. each. 100 Doz. Fine Turkish Roller Towels, ready to put up; 3-yards long, ONLY 50c. EACH. 66-inch Pipk-Striped White Terry for Bath Robes, &e., ONLY $1.50 PER YARD. (Second floor, take the elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F st. n.w. Diertavzo To Berren Avvanrice ‘Have moves ourZLinen and Housekeeping Goods to the Light and Spacious Second Floor of cur Building, in order to display the Stock to better advantage. In taking account of Stock ‘wo find we have too large Stock of PEBSIAN LAWNS and, in order to dispose of them during August, have made the following {extraordinary large reductions ss follows: 17,19 and 2lc. qualities, reduced to lic, per yard. 29, 37igc. and 44c. qualities, reduced to 25e. per yard, It is seldom that desirable plain White Goods {fall in price, and, ag these will be equally desirable s year hence, it is good in- Vestment even if not needed till next season, (Second floor. ) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. n, w. Maxvervrers §Raoasrs Or IRISH LINENS. ‘We have just opened 3,000 yards Manufsct- turers’ Remnants of best Irish Body Lineng, in Jengths ranging from 1 to 16. ‘We receive these remnants regularly through the yeqr, and many of our customers as regu- lssly supply themselves with them. They are from the best looms in Belfast, and areas perfect in every way as the piece goods. ‘They are used specially for Ladies’ and Chil- dsen's Underwear, Corset Coyers, Waista, Aprons, &c., &c., and range in price #5c., 30c. ‘Bbc, 40¢., 450. and 50c. per yard, which is 100. op the lowest number and 35c.on the highest number less then the piece prices, (Second floor; take the elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, aul Gor, 11th and Fete, nw, Puce: To Exton ‘Within a few weeks we shall lose, owing to the taking down of west wall, grest deal of the counter and shelf-room we now have, Aswe have not had singe the opening of the store half room enough, it does mot require much eplculation te show that our stock must be re Guced to Jess than half its present jsa, there fore swooping redyetions will be made through- put the eniize stack, thus offering purchasers such an opportunity a9 we think never before eccurred, inasmuch a4 our stock ig not the sopa- wulation of eam, bus 19 entirely new and freed, GEORGE APRANGY, syle 43¢ SEVENTH sTaugr. D. C.. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3, 1887: WANTED--HELP. FOR RENT NOOMS. WANTED {FOR DELIVERY WORK—A STRONG colored Boy, who cap-read and write well and can wees inown handwriting tar office. WV ANTED A BIRER, CALL IIMEDIATELY aT ¥. W. BERGMANN, Harrison st,, Anacostia D. "ANTED—TEACHER OF ENGLISH, MUST BE an sompetent in English composition, ¢ $e Te Star Oiees Tina esicerS WASTED OMENS QOOKS, #10 10.825, “ns Jarante, coke, waite and sculons fer oe ahd restaurants, cooks, W rymen, at once. NATIONAL LABOR BUREA SPAR Sw. aus-oe WV ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK AND DOGENERAL housework, no Washing oF ironing: city refer- ence required. Apply 908 7th st. n.w. WANTEDTA WOMAN TO. COOK, WASH * D V'jrgn fora family of six. Cali at 1224 11tH st ae. aus WAN, ‘A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AG sehite woman: 8 Catholicwwith gopd references tg fend iron for, olic cles Seagceottered, arnt to the SISTERS OF 1 138, Massachusetts avenue, DRUG CLERK, CAPABLE oF re was aa reserpine hours § to 5; address, statin ear expected (which must be low), and, Derience, DRUGS, Star ofice. ceases WOMAN OR GIRL, EITE eres Waar eae Om ane general housework; reference required. Apply 218 New York ave. BW. Wares t ONCE-WHITE. AND orones men and women. ” Cox jurses,, Waitre Laundresses, fe HOLY Farm Handa, be. (Swedish an woUEn always wanted)” FM! DURHAM 630 end 694 F et. now. ana WES tas ae eS GALE MOND's, 10th st, n.w. "ANTED—TO GIVE NEW SUIT OF CLOTHES: for every boy in the gle city. that has ® capital of 90 cents. Callat once. (5, St. Cloud Building. = ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE AND DO housework. Apply at 116 2d street 5, 1t* Wie’ -A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER to go to Colonial Beach during the summer; Apply upstairs, 817 Market Space. ‘BOY TO MAK! swore ay Foods, store; best references required. -Ap- ply 429 459: TIMED 3 =e AN say of intellieence fora position in our house, need not be experionced in onr line, but must furnish references; salary #10 weekly. Apply offices 3 and 4, th st. n.w., Upstai it Wapato NOMAN THAT CAN COOK, AP: ply at 106 C street n. e. aue-3t Wires AT ¥ ST. EXPERIENCED dressmakers. fulin store. Address R. C., Star office WARTEDS WOMEN, COOKS, 810 TO, 840; Chambermaids, Nurses, and Laundresses, in cit or away; Waiters, Drivers, and Farm Hands, Color Men Cooks, COOMBS & BURGESS, 926 F st. n.w. _ R212 TANTED-AN ‘active younj 1105 TELLIGENT, NEAT, AND colored woman as Chambermaid and Dining-room Servant. Permanent Lowe for right party. Apply 128 E st. nw. aug-2t* Watttioss® NO. 1 BRICKLAYERS AT 8¢ SOL- diers' Home. Apply at once. 1-31 ANTED—WHITE GIRL, ABOUT 16 0R 18, 73 Westen oie in gencral now ek sad ‘with Jnildren, for small family: “No-washing "Must couse well egennmonded. ‘Apply at 1108 10h st. nw. Ws NTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white and colored for all kinds of domestic labor forat and aprings,with reference. 717 M Jeol way 'TEB—A GOOD, § SEPTLED WHITE Wi NN to take charge of large dining-room. Must have ‘Feliable ‘reference, “Address “RURETY, Star office. jy6-1m --SITUATIO NS. ‘OR RENT—3 GOOD Rooms. 2D ¥ Fat Be iteht toeccteore Steams Seo Daas $15 per month. FURNISHED 00: ?, Bout fitting rom and bedroom second floor; op e line of transit and within three blocks of three lines: with private family, or will furnish as ae with occasional use family parlor: references required: Piegand home for deaisablo “people. 118, Star office. JOR RENT_AT 907 MS ben, sutte, or would rent yart family—dining-room and ‘Bi "A good chance £08 terete yar. Spaced ‘OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS—TO gentlemen only; near new Library. 11 2dst, ne, rts R RE! — 0 ¥O, FURNISHED ) THI RD-STORY Roome, wit jeboant. Gentlenen ferred. Rap, ih og a ai 1162 din ae ne, alter SGeloek pine aud. OR RENT=AG0 LIT STN. WA PLEASANT Fiat toons, biot taand: Two persue @40, one er improvements. Refer- eee oom on thind floor, with, all conveniences fF ne Housekeeping: $20. Inquire 635 Dat. n,w. fu2-1in OR RENT—A FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS. SUIT- Fay for housobontogs references. 305 M'st. n.w. Fe RENT_FOUR NICE COMMUNICATING au2-: FR RENTS A fanned Vi? HW BT. N. W. SEVERAL bicely furnished rooms, north snd sotith exposure, ‘with bath and gas, at summer rates, sel ROR _RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS, W Bi conventences, Nt a Apply at Boe a ik aSpeoeE or Doan, 12 3 Fuptsuep t to first aul-3t OR RENT LARGE BA: ROME. FUR: nw Peter Se a Basen Class caterer, 004 14th st nw. }OR RENT_ROOMS— PARTIES WANTING ROOMS: ‘oan ind whet will suit’ tiem on Our a 3 ae trouble by calling at our ou ae ~_ ay R RENT—HANDSOMELY FUR) ‘of rooms, private bath, first floor, 220 14th st. nw. ROR Res ee SEN me communicat 0 if desired: gentlemen preferred War and Navy Departments. £3 POR RENT_IN 4 DESIRABLE NEIGHHORHOOD, four communicating rooms on second floor, suit: Pa en ae Ne ‘Terms moderate, family small, no children. References, Rooms open between V8 p.m. Apply 1609 10th st.nw. sy T4-Imn NISHED ‘Transient 24, 826, 828 7th . w. Muin entrance, 8G 7th Street cars pass the door to all parts of the cf OPEN ALL NIGHT. ISHED SUITE le rooms, ~Sy20-1we LARGE, HAND. second floor: board ‘One square ‘west of pO RENT. “FURNISHED, AN Large, light, and ai c, Pree = reasonable. ai, aes aa ‘OR, RENT_ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR OF z Or st. three, good rooms; communicating: rm je for claim aygent or a Poult pale 10 OSORN SHEEM. ‘OR RENT_—TWO NICE OnOR ROOMS, LO} floor, 635 F st. nw, after July 1, 1887. at $69. por month, 'by the year. ‘Will paper ahd paiit and thor- ‘oughly renovate rooms. JOHN R BEALL & CO. OR RENT—WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR builder, carpenter, painter, or other business: fonnerly occupied by Mr. F. W. Pilling; rear of 923 D gt, between Oth and 10th sta, n.w., and’ near sidewalk, Liquire at 926 Louisiana aye. mt JOR RENT—“LEARN TYPE-WRITING Macbines rentedat 5 per monthand sold on payments. “CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 983 Fst. nw. W ‘ANTED — POSITION AS GOVERNESS OF English and Music, instrumental and vocal; ref erences given, Address M. D., Star office. 2 WANTED 5, POSITION AS TEACHER OF Enylish Literature; letter-writing and music if jreferences given. Address M. D., Btar ofiice. ‘T, RESPECTABLE private family aa, H imuself Useful. Ww “ANTED-BY AN HON’ colored man, place in Servant, or willing to make st. nw. W. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, WHO 15 AN » cuen peer and era eaete ane wee pots a resigtracnir htava aee neem tT REE i ewe aa eerie Address Miss 5. J. M., Star Office, ‘fRD—BY TWO NEAT COLORED WOME’ yagi Vv pluces as nurye or chambermaid. No obj totraveling, Can furnsh references. Address 3 at. saw. for three days, WARTED-PosITIONS FOR COOKS, MALE AND Youle, Chambermaide, Walt 2 English Governessen, Waiters, Drivers, Housenieus 10 Intell: nt White Male Clerks, store or oflice. BURNHAM"! RELY AGENCY, 630 and 082 F WAarEDcuNow Bes Geimarea and hi ons, for fanuilies: hotels, stores cttices, &e cn SURNH AMS LICENSED. EARLIEST Oreiers, ANTED — IF ‘0308 aud ‘a ¥ ‘st. BW, “YOU WANT A COOK, AID; Tutses, waiteress, Iaundress, men cooks, waiters, geullions, farm and daify,orlaborer,callat NATION AL, LABOR BUKEAU, 613 7th au3-6t" Vv y ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMA‘ ‘B, Situation to do general housework 1n a griyate family. “References furnished.” Call at 418 | 9 st ? waitress, or will do chamber work ces. Address 103 Hst.nw, It ‘TABLE COLORED WO- wash and iron, or lann— areeenia' s peivate foahysores, cut by the ¢ week. Hoferences, 211 By st Sw. \ practical, Insiness nan patent attorney igsion merchant preferred; good refe D. TRIDDER, O24 F st. nv, yANTED—AT HEADQUARTI Wi. Coastberatde, Waltrns, Latest and Nuryess, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Gooks, re and Vales, ste = COOMBS & BURGESS. NFURNISHED ROOMS AND NTED—THREE Witch second. or (hed fuor for light house. keeping- Address PERMANENT, Star office. au33-t* ANTED—PERMANENTLY, FURNISHE VER PE | ing south and open'through to the north: must Prete hot and cold water, and by in near vielnit Sietfopolitan Club. Addresa A. ii. X Betropelitan Gab. ee 7 nae iy ANTED-ROOMS--TO PARTIES HAVING ROOMS: Wi rent we present advantage to procure tonaats aut wil gave'then time, tga aa mousy, “Hoon Renting Agency, 938 F D. RB. YY. Le ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, a house with modern ituprovenents, of seven of eight rooms, aud ip yood repair, Ad Box 115, Star office. aus-6u 5 h Water, bath, was. Ke. in an ty. Will pay $3,000 cB. A gonveni dress W. INGTON, Star office. ‘ANTED—BY SEPTEMBER 15: eight with modern improvements, in n.w. sec ty; ducation west of 7th at referred: od, 340 per month. sg. with {ull particulars, NCE, Star office. aus TOR SALE—30. INCH STANDARD COL cycle; /1. Hen.ington Typewriter (0.8): Quantity of type, cascx, &c., suitable for ainateur news- Paper. 707 8th st. n.¥. 1 Fe, SALE—TRUSTEE'S SALE CIGAR STORE, centrally located. Inquire 609 7th st. new. a3-at? {0B SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR BUILDING MA- ‘terial—iwo fifteen H. P. Boilers, in excellent condi- tion, with iron fronts and all necessary iron-work for setting; two Combination Water-Glasees and Gu: and two Steam Guages. Also, lot Counecting Pipe, Globe Valves, Injector, &c, Also, ten Portable Ranges, almost new, and seven Combination Tubs and Sinks of Soapstone. At the RICHMOND, cor. 17th and H Fob SALE TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF HORSES, dust arrived from Bourbon County, K., among them are seine very fue sinwle drivers and oie handsome, closely matched carriage team: also one heavey draft teat, weighing 3,000 pounds; the prettiost pony iL theelty, dn inches bight horses suitable for any and all purposes: prices reasonable and satisfaction xuat- eed, J. W. YATES, rear of 61 G st. nw. auz-lw Fer BALE—THE “OTTO” quires no boiler: avoids all ino lows of time ; no hans \c ft D. BALA’ Gas ENGINE RE- expensive sttendanve: ‘of fuel. Bend for cireulas ‘Agent, 751 7th at. ROR, SALE-CABRIAGES, PHAE’ Spring Wayons, for sale and built to o ler; work ranted: prices inoderate. At the uuw shops of ANCE & LAWGON, 2710 and 2712 M st, Gepezo- town Bridge. dul-iwe Fn SALE, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, th new and second-hand, always on hand, for sale 6 cheap and on, accommodating terms. Plenty’ of Car Tiage Lampa in stock, at 8. J. MEEKS’, aul-L 621 G St. nw. OR SALE-CUEAP—A GOOD EATING HOUSE and Ice Cream Satoon, doing a good business, near Steamboat wharf. Apply at 707 7th ts. bet. G and Hsts, 3y 25-90" Fe SALE—CIGAR STORE, 452 DST, OPPOSITE City Hall Apply S11 digs sw." jyn0-4e Fes SALE—BEVERAL RAND BARGAINS IN Pianos. One beautiful 74; Octave Kose wood Up- right, a magnificent instrument for $200 cash. Owner Kaving city. Cost to order, Out Sarst clase Hallett & Davis Square Piano; hand- some. Hosowood: carved Joga, &e-: very fine toue, for ouly 173 Wf cash, good dist coun We have now on hand afew choice nearly new, very fine uprizhts to exchange for Square Pianos, of the st ponaible teria, aud our inode of exchanging will ve you the highest advantages. Come and talk ex- Shange with us. Can save you $25" to 100 froin fancy prices of other dealers. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, BYEY! ie eee ‘Oth st. FOE, SALE, MEALTHY YOUNG CUBAN pare Pots, $4; also young Male Mocking Binls, $2.50 each, af SCHMID'S Bird Store, 3y23-1m__ th st., two door south Pa. ave. Fo “SALE—BRICKS—BUILDING BRICK FOR sale at lowest prices. Delivered on cars of Balti- more and Ohio Hailroad at Queenstown or in Washing- ton, | See ‘Terra Cotta Co., Office, 1411 G st 1y19-1m. JOR SALE-ONE SECOND-HAND Piano, $175. We are offering ¥} Upright and Seo juare Pianos. Pianc ret, HUGO WORCH & GO. JOR SALE-AT GEYER'S, 466 PENNSYLY. ave, ux, Wagonette toseat 8 and 10 passengers ‘The most stylish Ladies’ Loopfront English Phatous. Tamily Carriages and Buggies ¢ all styon for change, at ices to reduce WM. F. GEYER. 1B SALE BICYCLES HOPPER SAFETY, Bia coun, Si 30 Sh THE POR BALE 100 cava aatea} BUGGIE: Varrished wagons; 4 milk wagons and 2 64 ger varnished "wagons; also painted waguns, doctors’ Seas, ehmite til oe Mage, ot any Tepe, WI EEN GOR7 ROOM | 5 eorgetowie, on Winniss betmeen tot and 18th sta, forvone yer | 2:COUS. 3290 M at. Geo 2m for the use of which T will give a nearly Dew 300 LARLY, at Siano, of well-known make aud Iatest a! ress tan 08. Bey, Hoe. PIANO DEALER, box 116, © aa ae S35 2o toe ‘pas: HOUSES i property ee ih be yon rtised at our ex. | FOE. SALEaR GEN, 1014 PA AVE. BW. ola EES Eee ea sg aaatcs “Sc Ansnt rd, 2 Cowie troproved Stan pes osei 1913 F ety Adjoining Sun Buildivig. ieee Pinks and estimates turaisbed ous spiiier WANTED--BOARD, ‘OF BALE ABOUT, 1000 POUNDS, ery t ‘TED-BY A SINGLE MAN BOARD AND sta n.0. Ww thin a few squares of 3d and C Address 0. &, Bear office. “ED—100 SHARES STOCK OF THE INDE- wee “tomate tic Portable Gas Works, of G HILT, Real Eavate Aint, TED 70 PORCHASE 4 EMALE, LL, BUSINESS the cigar, grocery or coufectionery line, 830 down and $00 per mont {i stock ie ‘on goods tosecure balance. Address. souty ‘ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT = CaaS Ws rund. Doesn't wet rancid: Kees better than Butt faction eed oF money return Ba geass Senter Market, “°° ausstwe YED—AN ENERGETIO MAN TO CANVAS oi coujenon fore quickly selling article, Call WAN Eebell anor tot tp iy at VELY reil and about ‘bee out this paper.” Nhe tao ihe ape ot ete i sirable, they are in gocd condit cellent service for two moderate circulation. Wi dress ‘THE EVENING ah OST—LARGE YELLOW MAS’ Duke: leather-lined silver collar: ‘U5th and H, 1. ave, Liberal ‘reward. . BARBER, Oflices Norris’ Building, 703, sat at i GHas. Fy hot Litittnen ‘to walt, HUGHES 00. 808 cor. 14th and Boundard sts. ne, OST—ON AUG. 1887, ONE PI Monee, beloueing tovale # Stine. liberally rewarded by returning the: obliteraied, leavin, EN ny clectrio nse. | 6 hws ity piveletans STA GOLD BICYCLE MEDAL WITH Tr oe RE eer rea Le Ggonre Cook ou Face. A gultate reward: "tie it Met se. i 7 = F “GOOD-FITTING, | * ca laa ia ANID: cut wien Slt a ae noe ona ae Ost IX, 1HE BASE OF WASUINGTON, oe eee if, 00 RODERT nes SAS RET maernes | 24.90, a tes enter Wales conmining 67 ip paves : af} Star office. ae po UY A FIRST-CLASS RBER- IST—A SAFE KEY, No. 2,197, WHAT IS CALL- R he SS Ta is Bap Bae | Ka he Re ech ohn Wa STEAM CARPET CLEANING \ WORKS; W*: aN ers renovat Tnattresses ver, aur said fad ‘x audeee "Eat | EE six ‘ED—I bie CASH PRICE PAID aes | N Bilge sa itn Wachee Guns, Fistols | 8 Box 135, Sar Ono Je8-2m* Wise nee ‘BORED, BT gp | AND wees "323 8th of. C. rel ig ye aia 219 7th, bere aw. ___FOR_RENT--HOUSES. R RENT ‘S ST. MOST, DESIRABLE E seven-Toct! Ant exceilent net hood: oniy @23. tod. P. WRIGHT, 318, TOWNER, 26 baat Capitola 708 t_BENT— 1411 STOUGHTON arnt, 0 on Hews $40" teste ores “ies FR RENT—TWo BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES tine recta bath moma sid felis latte TO, Be., two squares fron corner Linden and Shiuce sin LeDroit Park only B25. Also two Prevs jueen Aun cottages, aevnn rooms, three squares fFO% Feet cars, only $18; Rosnoke sitvet just east 13% Stieet ae Inquire W. sy COULTER, _ans.2e se SNe Cioud Building. 2K RENT- K st . TWO-STORY, BAY window Brick, six rooms ‘Water: convenient to Square from street cars, BUs-Ot JOR RENT. © Gordon ave. bet. F and G, 2d and 3a 2c. ¢ rooms, per month. dave., @ rooms, gas and water 1h st. rooms, ja bath-roou., gaa and ment Printihe 0 imquire at 121 Oe st we. HUFTY & 13th IFS. EIGHT-ROOM BAY WINDOW BRIC every convenience, tes, lar pottrrdesed Fore thaiiany fuk wring’ neh DJ. MACAKTY, Owner, S01 Vat bow. aud dt R RENT. COTTAGE ON SCOTT AVE. X. Fe Ete or a ‘corner 9th and K sta uw an 29 11TH STREET NORTHW! teed Seats eens, NORTEES me Airy apd pleasant, with or without board. als sinall oa sport came ‘hoor; private family; te rent, 7 smn: 2, mA. BS. Kt Srstunt. a ave, 10r. Lat es tit st EEE s5ete peed 03 Sat zs Sars tof prevent Fora full list apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, a3 a 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n'w. JOR RENT—EIGHT ROOM BRICK DWELLING thorough repairs just completed: only ¢i8 per month. the best deli in gy fr “ute. price 415 Tot geo RA aad New York uve, Brqupmeute win WILCOX, Jor REN sonian nine te: ments. Inquire :0¢ JOR RENT—1419 OCH ST. N- W., FIVE ROOMS sndsumier sivchen uew paini aiid paper. water, Path, gas and latrobe. Ment €18, in advance. Apply tosI8 Oct mw aude” Fou RENT—HOUSES, 30, to Taos Sia ave, be. OF. 513 and Sai w., Grs. 3 OPT Tihiatin. GE 42 Defrees ste, 7r.. 115 STORES, OFFICES, Erc. Storgand dyelling 1405, 401 7th st, 24 oor, Br, enc Str and dwelling, 1914 Str. rm. se. cor, aud N sts. n.w. Stable bet. 2 and 6, Pa, ave und Orton 1350! ‘Theabove is onl books. For full list. the Istand 15th. ixgued ot isu2] ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. TOR RE} T NEW wok 2 STOUT BRICK, Zoom hall, water, yard: healthy, location a3 (lee Eda won, Gor. Stirand Kate h 01 RE —NEAR 1 THE CA CAPITO ‘A DESIRABLE: and pleasantly situated Bric wae — FE RENT—HOUSE 605 NEW JERSEY AVE. N. # rooms, modern impror ee BETS yard. and in good repair. Apply to W. C. JOH! BON 718 Ft RENT— FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, 1519 | thelatéreraret the ‘nuh lean Apply fod, ~ | SHED, 1902 14th ot ee 20K RENT—1HREE-STORY NEW BRICK HOUS! bay windows, six rooms, water, gas, latrobes an 348 Boundary st. Key at commer store, 14th an id Boundary sts. Rent $18, Ay28-0t FOR BENT_A PLEASANT COTTAGE, TWELVE rooms, cool and shads, with large groatda: delight- ful guiumer residence. 20 B st. n.0., near the Cay Jy 30-61" For RENT-BY BO. A HOLTZMAN. FURNISHED. K, near Conn. ave... Massav nr Thos ©. Iowa Circle. Ist Latayette Sq.. 177, Eestnear 10th ste mt av, near Ot Te K, near Coun. av., 15r.2 Irth st. near i, Sor Het, uear14tu, Tor. IWtiist, me. R, 10 rs UNFURNISHED. 10 Lalarette Sq. 1778150134 Ast. ne. 10r8 $00 Tet Iie. Warset Ay iat N12 Coun.avai.w10r83.33 ii6 $14 Conn. av. Tbr..83.2: Fst. nw. AL ar. 1) 19th & Jefferson Pl..8200 13 Latayette Sq., 17r. 166.86 20 Tur. 16th st. 12r 1G 0 F, near Nth st.. 10r..#1 Pot near lows Grcle. 3 | 0 0 11th, hear Ot. 10r- 90 Ziat near F | 1¥ floor. ‘40 370 La. ave, from I F139 91 F st nw, 3 Tthand Este quscee a with Tue for rent or waleis free of cost to the owner. 1K RE kare STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 000 square fect of ground surfuce, two stories; & large Blacksinith Shop and complete got of tools: both, gu Mater ty foot ot 1th st, aw: a Tange, two ntory Brick Building cwo stories’ sin toot, complete sewer. age, fas anid ater: 7,000 ft Boor: ce; bext to corner 14th and B sts. u.w. JAMES F. BARBOUR, uber Merchant, 14th and B nw. iN ANACOSTIA. ONE NEW SEVEN modern improvements, wi A firet-class Heighborhook sae fe A GRISWOLD. JOR KENT— 851 Ost, Sr. stono00l 1340 Rivws __ FOR RENT—HOUSEs. 51240 Hat 2 F stn ALBERT F. FOX, 020 F ston we. si) es poe ve. se a) iss Pet i poretee F Ter., Late = 2 3 wits Sangh CER ia e ony 0 Also a lane pumber of tu east tS HTCH. POR ae ROw’N, : me ida? Penn wre De JOR RENT—MT. PLEASANT. 15TH ST. F ended, ving frames, #18 cottage. JOSEPH dell -vm* FOR SALE—LOTS, Fe SALE—A FRONTAGE ON F ST. 8.W. OF foot n.w., 500 worth of « SOHN ie KMAN & CO., On SALE_1 HAV! 1407 Pm. SOME OF THE FINEST traning Late is Kant W aie Reggie io balk esiuain, ferocediusly. low to an immediate prrchaser, Somme fine Late tn Bortuweet puted Gf the city” 3925-20" ett Ag Het me # ON IRVING TG JOR SALE-TH Fre west of 7th at. extented. south front, 9 shew of lly and river each lot ae x foot ca well together or nojarstely. et Oe By On si ith bikin * a foot, 00. _ S040 1407 Fat, FOR 8. OROILDERS AND SPECULATONS= RReautifur bioek of band arthenst iy ag Tam autl in ten days. 220-00 OR SALE-LOTS CONSERVATIVE LAND It vestment. Seud for Map and Py ectus of the Lake Bide Land Go., of Hirmingham, Ala PW. Miller, resident, Reon 303 7th stu. w., Washington, JOR SALE-LOTS 14 AND 15, SQ. 628. NEW Jervey ave, bet. Rand Pata, uw, huproved Vy @ two'story wareboure. tows Wo MectLLOUaty Lumber Dealer, on the mises, 511. 3. aw, dy2B-10t Wis, REAL PSTATE 2 Wy 100 fe 6. w. Reo ¢ jews OR 5 og f Frame, LOth, ne + Jot 25 feet 8 inches by 0 cect: 7 rooms: GLOMDe Prreing bth, ear LW," lot 31 by 00 fort, 8 room; ont ‘I, near 0th nw, lot 23 , A rooms wis 929 Ft “ond Floor), Fs SALE-—SINGLE BUILDING LOTS ON kos low Meigs, Oa a Hl aa > & 00, yee MOP ea Ton ON THE BY rit TENLEYTOWN ROAD, OrrosttE PRR SIDENT SLE ape Sbxrme SEAT AND ot ALbaN'S vill run shortly every Lali see fon igh ot fa Seon. as sold on easy terms. Monthly payre gepted on contracts for deeds aud deteered red vagus fear'S pee ‘cout sutetost Twenty, ois hove already wold. J red These lots lanmediately adjoin the Wasliagtom Lamy which will be open for eu 5 Plat of low ou le iu Sur nts a0 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. WAND Bowpreny, py 4 niavare ners Pisce, wi ening, arp td'shade aud'pare water "Call'at 1818 to Sront ave. between N ahd Ost ire feulae JOK KENTOIN ROCKVILLE, MD, SIX AND Bie ree Gitar cine sof cater ards fat ee ruinutes of depot. Inquire ‘aula SD! OPECTT Rockville. a JOR SALE-AT ROCKVILLE, Mp, TWo VPRY ‘desirable Gottayes, ‘sina guldws ene prorerig, torated ah th eect at Hockiie ‘re hilied ‘with city iarderg und oto unusual vant cemeuta for that purse. Let has s Fromtage of 140 feet Will be elt ‘reanotlatle. Pot further particulars inguire of aul-ins ML PARKER, 1418 Pet. now. 208 SALE" TROL 1s ADJOINING: “Eckington” 21. acres hich ine grvve Ke..U, Vand W exteuded will sun directly: thrown, Pusproperty, ae wil YE alte th and JOR SALE_535, ACRES OF Lan ou ot pouduit. Nowa str Brooke Park Hotel tocabin John het cureaual, umproved ‘country hogeee, Prive, $30,000" one haf cask ‘olper'ceut. SOUN & BEALL 4 and two years,” 3¢20-2m_ ROR SALE-SINTY CHOICE Sri = oF ‘sual! homes of trom ope to. 100 acres, Auprove aud Unduproved, within from ono-t COUNTRY BOARD. Few MORE BOARDERS CAN BE AccoMo. dated at « pleasaut country place, one and one b Rutles (1%) from st Address k. A. BEST & 1 Round Mili, Loudon Co, Va. aust FTPOP OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN, OVERLOORI Uetam. Accomodations for six t fortable beds, thorough housekecping a guarantecd. "$25 per mouth. For infu dress W. F.S., Star office, A) TANTED— TEN OR TWEL. SUMMER Boarders twenty-threc miles from Wasabi five minutes walk tr ‘ra ne mprlig UTHER BOW Fairfax County, Va. FMRST-CLASS BOARD MANSION, near Silver spring's Sta 0, tan Kuilrowd, For particulars inquire ot W. i. CLAGE 1, or addres Clagett Mansion, Brucitwood, D. ¢ auz-iwe S6rINHE EVERGREENS.” FALLS CHURCH, VA, ‘one double aid one single room for rent August 8th, No muall children or nurses desired. €, RAYMOND. FEW VACANT ROOMS AT HARRIS HOUSE A. ictation ‘higts and healthy, and-one-tourth frometation, abundance fresh Vegetables, 1ilk. de roa MRS. BC. HARI, Purcellville, 1 A EW BOARDERS WANTED AT WooDLAWN Fann, ertiun han 15 aainutes deive of atation $4.90 der week, “Address tution and poxt-ofhiee ; Plenty milk and butter. Adare W. 0. and Wee Ry em wlca en ‘Ad- 1s. ound PERSONS DESIMING COUNTRY BoaKD AT ery reane terns apply at L131 Sth st. nw. Between 6 aud 9 p. m., this week. aui st FEW MORE BOARDERS WANT view. Large airy rooms, with Eonutey howe” near Wie mountains. Ayyly to WA HUMPRKES, Paxson £:0. Loadonn Co-¥a. Jy QPHING BANK FAuM, TWo MILES PROM ALEX dria, ofers first-class a aoe ed tale, Fruit, oe, malkkan prot Kerwin 62 oe Weeks “Trams suet daily. Address STUNG HANK, Alexandria, Va, iy2s-Le LIFTON HOUSE-SHADED GROUNDS AND walks refere ev. John Dadiey. 37 New York ave., and Walter E. Lindsay, Esq.. 1301 K sta. Address Mrs MALY GIs, Cuftn Station, Pairs fax Co., Va. avid Use BOARDING MIVRTLE HALL. Halt Specs Ferry. greatly tiuproved ty ‘lang Fastic"porchon newly ia gut wats abd atoroved Slade; plenty ot treet tullk, Tres veetables. a Poultry. and all the fruits of ‘the season Special ey Im OR RENT—10268TH ST. | “i emer ape ee ae ane Tooms and bath; two latrobes, be ae Suteall moder huprovemen Tnguire Boston Variety. Store, 793 and 707 Space. 1200 Hat. n. bya ory B11 Cheveland ave: news Ss For ia List, alias ho ty 1r 65, Ma ave" tie, Liz--60 26 List te nw 128 Hist ws 10r, rs reese score +3 3 iS a og ee: Base Be: Bes a tention xiven the feeble ne ¥ te September 30. Speci eat 1d clildren. House open $5 Wo 86 por Wook, 4 “S.E. BURRELL, Proprietor. *ysroi RETREAT,” (NEAR HARPE {Ferry.) True to usine, aud ull advantase Samoa ‘iret-clawe jatronage i pastree {0 please, Ball particulars ou iy M. CLARK, Keep Tryst, Wash. C zi es p20 Loan ON BEAL ESTATE, THOS. F. WAGGAMAR, “EO ROAN, ON | Maen a: _Telerhone 789. ‘ONY TO LOAN ON REAL PST ATE. Prompt attention to all apis ‘ious, BWUKAIDL _{y22-4m a ONEY, TO LOAN ‘keal Estate Securi M HOLLAND & THOMPSON, els 1313 F st., Adjoimng Sun Building, ATE LOANS, LIFE AND FIR: INSUIE wat Pltcad ‘ariy and tay Aceuatacu ‘o ‘eat Colinteral securige ‘Wit ie DEMPSEY, ss & York sre. es ONEY ALWAYS 19, QUK HANDS TO LOAN O§ jocory real eatate wecurity, i suiua to suits aud per cont interest HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th at. n, ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL PSTATE, INSU, M Wo sult, wt lwost rate oF interest. ‘KO HOLTZMAN, corner 10th avd Fists. uw ‘ON, VED. ws, ‘ONEY TO LOAN; ON APPROVED Weal. ace OE. 1 VERY DESIRABLE Brick; bath-room cellar, 5 se Ghee saa dba or lao! yon Hand 39th ste ee ea ‘sums 10 sue at Magy eS oes ‘om ‘REALESTATE aT LOWESE