Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FUEsDAY.. ee 18, 1887. CROSBY Ss. NOYES... ‘The Evening Star has « regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pubjished Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. Those who leave the city during the summer can Rave The Star mailed to them for any length of time, andl the address changed as often as desired- 8 Mail subscriptions must be invariably paid in aulvanee, at the rate of 50 cents per month, for the term desired. The sensational story of the resurrection of Brigham Young betng now Itself dead beyond resurrection, Mormondom has been waked up by fresher romance, in which a hitherto unrecog- nized son of Joseph Smith, the first prophet of the Chureh of Latter-Day Saints, figures as hero. This son 1s represented as the offspring of a union be- tween Smith and a young English woman, who made It a condition precedent to marriage that, if ‘she bore a son, he should inherit his father’s office. A son was borne—so goes the tale—taken to Eng- land to escape the perils of association with en- vious relatives, and educated at one of the great ‘universities; and he is now awaiting a signal to ‘appear in Salt Lake City and declare himself. The unfortunate feature of this story, however, as re- gards the credit it fs likely to receive, is that its author has been found, whorelates the circum- Stances of its original concoction out of purely imaginary material. In this particular the alleged Junior Smith suffers the same kind of suspicion as ‘he Mormon bible, the chief composer of which confessed his frand a few years ago with cheerful frankness. It would add materially to the success of the Mormon myths if they could be a trifle More antique. The fact that the most ancient of them fs covered with the monid of less than sixty Years 1s a serious drawback to thetr acceptance by ‘the historteal critics. a - Mr. Trotter of Massachusetts, who was ap- Potnted, 1t may be remembered, as recorder of deeds tn this District, puts himself fearlessly upon record in opposition to the views of the President's position entertained by Mr. Harris, of Virginia. Recorder Trotter says to a home pape, the Boston Transcript: “In my humble judgment Prestdent Cleveland stands firmly and solidly on the platform of civil service reform, He means to stand there, if I rightly estimate the quaitties of the man, to the end of his term. What Iam now saying’as re- gards the attitude of the President on this ques. ton would be said to-morrow if I were removed from the position which I at the present time oc- cupy at Washington.” Mr. Trotter's disinterestedness probably gives considerable weight to his utterances, but Mr. Harris, whoeulogized the President as ‘a pecu- Marly effective “bouncer” of republicans, also spoke with the air and words of one who knew, and the public mind fs still in doubt whether {t 13 Trotter, of Massachusetts, or Harris, of Virginia, who speaks by authority. A sonjot Henry George has been addressing the miners in the Wilkesbarre coal district, in support of his father’s land theories. ‘The interest of his hearers was manifested by the steady dwindling of the assemblage, which originally numbered twenty-five hundred, but lost «bout four-fifths of ts bulk in the course of an hour's speech. Five hundred men dropping out of an audience every Afteen minutes 1s no insignificant shrinkage. ‘That is at the rate of about 33 men in a minute, orone every twoseconds, Ifthisis afair indication ofthe way In which the new social gospel 1s going to appeal to the attention of the class of laborers for whose sake “Progress and Poverty” was ‘Written the outlook 1s certainly not encouraging forthe chief apostle, Perhaps, however, his son. 43 not an orator, and Mr. George may posstbly vin- icate his doctrine at the expense of his son. —___$<————— Senator Riddleberger has regained some control of bis temper, and returned to jall. Hs release was disgraceful to law and order. The power of courts to punish for contempt 1s sometimes used a8 an instrument of private oppression, but if the facts of this case are correctly reported there was absolutely no other course than the imposttion of fine and imprisonment left open to any court ‘with a particle of self-respect. A law-breaking law-maker deserves, if any distinction 1s to be made, more severe punishment than other men. ‘The Senator's rapt admirers should have con- tented themselves with contending that a distinct Baloglorified the place of his imprisonment, and that common people might now find distinction in Detng ““jugged” in the same cell; and should have Tefrained from making the Senator a jall-breaker and themselves a disorderly mob. ———— Secretary Lamar ts preparing to step out of the Cabinet, if he 1s to step out at all, amid applause from men of all parties for the course he has taken tm the case of the Atlantic and Pacific raflway indemnity lands. The decision rendered yester- day, let us hope, will be the precursor of a long Une of similar announcements that the govern. ment has not set apart lands for railway com- panies as « free gift, but as the consideration of a contract entered into between the corporations and the people in each instance; and that the failure of a corporation tocarry out its share of Such contract absolves the people from confirming 1 im the possession of {ts lands. This is a very ‘simple principle when applied to the law that 1s daily administered between man and man, and its \ logic is irrefutable. a ‘There 18 abundant evidence of sincerity im the Pledges of a prince-eiect of Bulgaria when he de- clares that he s ready to lay down his life for his People. It would rather complicate matters, how- ever, if he should carry this idea Into execution When Russian intrigue has addressed itself to the a Ss THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. é rT a SDAY, AUGUST 16, 1887. Timeeronry. Tuner rorry. Ladies—you who have boys,to clothe and care for—for four days more, or until the closing hour Saturday night, the opportunity of dross ing your boys elegantly and cheaply—at about half the regular patce—will remain open to you here. THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS will buy the choice of all those handsome Suits for boys, ages # to 14, with Knee Pants, that we have been selling earlior in the season at 85, 85.50, 26 and $6.50 «suit. Suppose your boys are well provided with summer clothes. What then? Why the great majority of the Suits that we areselling at THEEE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS each aresuch as were intended for early spring ‘wear, consequently they are Just the weight for crisp September and October days. Boys clothes should be graded in weight to suit the changing seasons. Youcan'taffond to let your boy con- tinue wearing thin Summer goods until the frost ison the ground when you can buy fromus any day this week, for THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS, your choice of about eleven hundred Suits, the greater number of them correct in weight for early fall wear, but hundreds of them just the weight and style to wear NOW, NOW, when the little fellows are returning from the sea- shore and the mountains bronzed, healthy and ragged. These Suits, that are now going like thistle-down in aSeptember gale, at THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS each, are correct in cut, style, make, pattern and fit. Not one Suit worth less than $5, and the bulk of them worth—in fact have been selling for—$5.50, 86 and 86.50 a suit. Plenty of Suits to select from, and plenty of time in whieh to make your selection, but time rows on apace, and the Suits are, as gentle ‘Tom Moore would say, “Like fairy-gifts, fading away.” SAKS AND COMPANY, THE HARD-WORKING CLOTHIERS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. aul6 Y Coax carats Coat, Owing to the fire which damaged my coal shed I am compelled to move 250 tons of coal, which I will sell for the next ten days at the following low prices for cash: W. A. Stove at 85. 5 per ton. RAL Stove a€ 85,00 per ton. ‘This coal is the very best quality and fn good con- ation, 25 Se eee Sen Wak de AU 50 Cexrs Ox Tse Doran BALANCE OF THE STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS Pe OaK HALL, Corner of 10th and F streets, ‘Has been reduced to 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and never were such BARGAINS IN CLOTHING sold aa are offered at this sale: ‘MEN'S SUITS FROM @5 UP. BOYS’ SUITS, 5 TO 13, FROM $1.50 UP. BOYS’ SUITS, 14 TO 18, FROM $3.50 UP. SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS, 81. WHITE VESTS, 75 CENTS AND UP. Alpaca, Mohair, and Drap d’Ete Costs and Vests Just one-half former price. NORFOLK JACKETS 82.50 AND 83. PRICE 86 AND 87.50. ; FORMER ‘Pants in immense variety, very cheap. Just received, FALL OVERCOATS, at low prices, ar oO AK HR O 0 AA K x HOH as £ E oo a SE Mc OH Bes Go bot aul6 COR. TENTH AND F STS. Hien Tsrenestixe TO HOTEL PROPRIETORS, BOARDING-HOUSE KEEP- ERS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. 800 from the fact sol trator arch om ea See ternabeeme eer. ee Blankets for the coming winter, to avail themselves of is opportunity, CHAS. BAUM. ERE ppp EO DD EE D eke task of ousting him. Even a pdor Bulgarian Prince has rights which the great powers of Europe are ‘ound to respect; and, if Russia should not suc- ceed in buying the vacancy of the throne with gold, ‘she would think twice before procuring it by mur- der. ———__— ‘The success of the Gladstonians in Cheshire on Saturday was brilliant enough to Satisfy the mostexacting demand. Not only was a plain business man elected over the son of a duke and an immense landowner, but the victory reversed ‘the majority of the unionist member last elected 4m the same district by sixteen per cent. of the ‘tal vote. No wonder the Home Rule Clubs were Jubilant yesterday when the news came into London. $$$ ____ ‘The same New York paper which let loose the ‘wild animals in the Central Park menagerie sev- eral years ago, yesterday tried its hand at creat- ing a cause of war between the United states and Great Britain by sinking a Yankee fishing smack ‘with a ball from @ Canadian gunboat. An anx- Jous world is now waiting to find out whether this — like the other, hasan explanatory tail 20 PER CENT, ROTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN, BEAD WHAT THE GOLDEN EAGLE HAS ‘ZO Sa¥: "The cid maxim, “Money saved is money earned,” holds good to-day as well asin the days ef Benjamin Franklin. We will offer you choice 0f S00 Suite for Boys in ages from 4 to 18 years, both short pants, consisting of coat and Pente only, sizes 4 to 14 yoars, or long pants ‘Suite, consisting of Coat, Pants, and Vests, in ‘ages from 14 to 18 years, These suits sre in dark shades suitable for fall wear. Parents hav- ing an eye toeconomy can save from 20 to 23, ‘Der cent by buying now such guods as boys ‘want for school. ‘They will cost you from $1.00 0 04.00 more for each suit you buy in three ‘weeks hence. We say now is the time to buy. ‘Remember this great discount we make only on ach suite as are not already marked down, and ‘we have just 500 suits upon which we will give yous discount. It simply means this: A 815.00 @uit for $12.00, a 310.00 suit for 88.00, 2 @5.00 for $4.00, and so on. Can you invest a little spare change toa better advantage? ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO. UNIVERSAL CLOTHIERS, sal =——- NO, 400 7TH ST. N. W.,COR. D, Hisogvanrens For LAW™ TENNIS, CROQUET, OUT-DOOR GAMES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, BABY COACHES, ‘BABY COACHES, REDUCED BELOW COST. , @& BUPPERT, ys 403, 405 7th aw Laszzrs Loax Orrice, ‘No. 361 Feunsylvania avenue northwest. eens DD EEE DDD Pop, pp? wee) Ph >, 3 = E aa Messrs. EINSTEIN, HIRST & CO., of New York, of Laces and Embroidertes, had on the steamer La Champagne $50,000 worth of Einbroide- ies. The steamer met with an accident off the coast of France, and the goods were damaged. Their buyer Reovertoxs Ts Bors: Crorma. ‘We have made the following mark-down fm order to cause the immediate disposal of these Boys’ Suits that were $6.50 now $3.26. Boys’ Suits that were $6 now 83.25. ‘Boys’ Suits that were $5.50 now Te Boys’ Suits that were Boys’ Suits that were £4.50 now 83.25. Boys’ Suits that were 84 now $3.25. Boys' Suits that were $9 now 85. ‘These suits are made from Cheviots, Serges, ‘and Cassimeres in “Norfolk” and “Pleated” styles. Excellent qualities, desirable colors, and superior workmanship, Proper for now and early Fall. Excellent suits for school and street wear, (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n. w. Buaxstrs Ar Sowaze Paces. ‘We have brought forward the entire stock of last season's Blankets, and marked them at re+ duced prices to cause their sale prior to the arrival of the new stock, We have also just se- cured under extremely advantageous circum- stances # manufacturer's sample line of Winter Blankets (about 40 pairs), which we propose to sell at about 15 per cent less than the same blankets will sell for a month hence. The Prices range from 0c. to 812.50 per pair, repre- seuting almost the entire tine of qualities, A good 15 per cent investment, which should be taken advantage of by ali judicious shoppers, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts, n.w. Crosxe Prices Ox Surrs. We have changed prices on the following Uines of Ladies’ and {Children’s Suits, with s View of causing their immediate disposal: 1 miscellaneous lot of Children’s Wash Suits, made from gingham and seersucker, in a va~ Fiety of styles; sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years; sold heretofore at 82, $2.75, $3, 83.50 and $4, CHOICE OF THE LOT, 81.50. 1 miscellaneous lot of Ladies’ Wash Suits, ‘made from batiste, seersucker and sateens; ex- cellent styles, well made and desirable; sizes 32, 36, 38 and 42; slightly rumpled in hand- Ung; sold heretofore at 84.50, $5.50 and 86.50 each. CHOICE OF THE LOT, $3.60. Customers will readily recognize this as an excellent opportunity to add to their wardrobe, as $3.50 for a ready-made suit that will wash ‘and wear well is very close figuring. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. snd F sts, nw. Exxcenzexr Vatves Ix Suavis. ‘These cool evenings s Shawl is an absolute necessity. Our stock is at its fullest, and we never offered better values. We quote repre- sentatively: FINE ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SHAWLS. 81.00, $1.15, 81.25, $1.50, 81.75, $2.00, 82.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 each. Colors: Cream, Cardinal and Black. Fine Scotch Woolen Shawls, in Gray and Brown, Plaid and Mixtures. ‘the best obtain- able for wear and ordinary use. $3.50, 84.00, 87.00, $8.00 and 89.00. Fancy All-Wool Scotch Shawls, in variety of choice hair-line checks. Light colors, and war- ranted to wash as well as flannel. €2.50 AND @3.50 EACH. Fine All-Wool Cashmere Shawis, handsomely embroidered in corner, Cream, Cardinal and Black. Extra value. ONLY 83.50 EACH. Fancy Algerian Shawls, in Blues and Pinks, striped with gold and silver tinsel. Very stylish shawls. $3.50, 84.00, $4.50, $5.00, 86.00 and 98.00 each, SILK-AND-WOOL PERSIAN SHAWLS. 85.00, 88.0C, 89.00, $10.00, $11.00, $12.50, 815.00 and $20.00 each. Excellent styles and rich colorings to select from. HAND-KNIT SHAWLS. Cream, Cardinal and Blue. ONLY 82.50 EACH. (Third floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Wasu Learaze Groves ‘To-morrow at the Palias Royal there'll be opened a case of Chamois Mousquitaire Gloves, Embroidered Backs. Sorry to say you can't wear them out. Visit Suit, Jersey, and White Goods Departments for sur- prises. aul6 GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMEN, GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMI ‘Will you believe our statement that we are offering SUMMER GOODS ‘AT A SACRIFICE? 18 SEEING BELIEVING? L 7 0% SP EX En eo &o BK, iLL 00 oO K KE Look in the window the corner of 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue. You'll notice the finest display of TOURISTS’ FLANNEL SHIRTS in this city. ‘Fancy Pattern American Flannel Shirts, 68¢, Plsited Front American Flannel Shirts, 98c, ‘2.50 English Flannel Shirts reduced to 82. 21.35 All-wool Shirts reduced to $1.19. A ticket reads: “Fit Guaranteed." We might have added, “Your Taste Suited," for we have over fifty pat- terns and colors in all shades. And they're cheap. Cheap and good. The cheapest in this city. BBR OA Be RR re BBR AA BRE G BOB AAA R G oo A AR E GGG & The giant show-window on Pennsylvania avenue contains numerous samples of the following: ENGLISH SILK SCARFS, 3 FOR @1, ‘These were our 44 and 68c. Scarfs, POLKA-DOT SATIN WINDSORS, 306. ‘Same as you've been paying 50c. for. LARGE PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF, 22c, Our price was 25c., but they're worth 350, GGG. @ a went to Europe and bought the Embroideries from the | WARRANTED PURE LINEN HANDKERC'H'S 1230. Insurance Companies, into whose hands they passed | Full size, fancy borders. They'll surprise you. after the accident, the goods being insured. ‘The Embroideries were brought to this country, and Nebeing one of the largest customers of Einstein, ‘Hirst & Co., they telegraphed our buyer to come on immediately if we wanted first pick. Our buyer of- fered them 10c. ON THE DOLLAR for the ENTIRE LOT, and it was accepted, we buying tJ ooo oon, on $ Pi op 9H OO w @ © 0% wo ww BEE yg yg Myo god Oy WORTH OF EMBROIDERIES FOR iy ow wo Om F ow 22 HO Ww Seg TP Mpg Hyg yg = WE ARE GOING TO SELL THEM IN THE SAME PROPORTION. Lot 1—Con' pieces, BUOLDERIES orcry shady contin rer O aE GOLD AE” ‘ec. A YARD, Tot 2- about pieces: - Bui ii ah Sotocs and splon otal ees a, . ‘TO BE SOLD AT be. A YARD. Lot 3—Cont about 750 pieces. Solorsa SATROLDERIES, Mog fort lew ass NOY eG BE GOLD AT 10. a ¥, Lot. stains 3 lot of ee ee 5c. A YARD. S—Contains about 1,500 nie gaat nT SWISS bd foe inches wide, ‘wortli G0e. to #1 & yard. ‘BE SOLD AT ‘B5e. A YARD. OE ee roe Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Boe. AY, Lot 7—Qontains about 900 pieces of 45-inch vio UNCINGS, none ‘worth leas" than @1-60 © yar, "BE TRE A YARD. about 200 pieces of 45-inch SWISS bf Cas eas ce et ARD, vont Is atesratats arpa wi PURE CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 48. ‘Light but durable, stylish and comfortable. FANCY DESIGNS ENGLISH SOCKS, 230. ‘Where can you xet as good for 25c? FANCY PURE LISLE THREAD SOCKS, 35c, Originally 75e., and good value for 75c. BLACK ENGLISH SILK 80CKS, 75e, ‘The old price (98c.) was a bargain price. STRIPED ENGLISH BAL UNDERWEAR, 650, ‘You paid €1 earher in the season. Fast colors, VENTILATING, ALSO BAL UNDERWEAR, 220c, Bold thousands of pieces at 35 and 480, EXTRA-FINE BAL UNDERWEAR, 750. Finest French goods, Look like silk. Were 980. THE “CHAMPION” DRESS SHIRTS, 690. Pleated fronts of fine linen. All sizes, PALAIS ROYAL SURPRISE DRESS SHIRTS, 50c. A surprise, because you'll expect to see trash, 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS, 20c. PAIR. Compare with those you've paid 25¢. for. FANCY EMBROIDERED NIGHT SHIRTS, 680, of FINE EM- | Our 73c. Night Shirts, A specialty for seven years, on, and width | GENUINE FRENCH GUYOT SUSPENDERS, 370. ‘They're light but very durable. Note the price, IN THE SHOW-CASES YOU'LL SEE SOLID LEATHER TRAVELING SATCHELS, $3.39, ‘They'll hold shirts, collars, &c. LEATHER “TOURISTS” FOR TRAVELERS, G8c. ‘Water-proof cases with compartments for toilet articles. DOUBLE STRAPS WITH HANDLES, 25c, ‘We've noticed them elsewhere marked 50c, SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMES, A case full of samples under show-window. FINE ENGLISH SILK UMBRELLAS. Carved Ivory Handles, reduced from $10 to 87.98, ‘Heavy Solid Silver Crook Handles, $7.98. Boxwood Handles and Silver Band, $4.98. Genuine “Gloria” Unibrelias. $1.50, Warranted two years. Gw~Gentlemen's Dep't., close to door of No, 1119 “PALA (A. LISNEB, Sole Propeietor and Manager), 1117-1110 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, saa ith 408) 408 AND 407 10K SE TW. au Ce ep geet aa - wee enld - ‘Must be very sparsely settled if a trio of pizmies hud- ied in corner can furnish all the inhabitants thereof ‘with proper Clothing. If such a declaration be per- ‘mittedto go unchallenged the wonderful exploits of “Jack the Giant Killer” must sink into a nameless ob* ion, Eth tnotin Gath, ot in the streets of Eskelon." lest the people hear, and’ Delievenot. ‘Well, itis not at ail iikely that the PEOPLE will swal- titers eirale could giako pools: Pat aan youre je co nee Born*"wa've struck these. workers of miracles om. e flank, u've ot em on the Tun and doutt wean tet Up" uutil the work of annihilation ts cotaplete. are selling Ane ‘MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS AT $2.87. This is gall and bitterness to the miracle workers. chal at pywolt O melt iad, A Vln na Boon ound and a Physician fs rlelt here to make Spplications, which shall Tall thy patus snd heal 7 wounds, Lay aside thy heavy garments. Get a something light as air, A Coat and Vest of pure Mohair. $2.87 Isthe amount required to bring about the happy change, “The “Miracle Workers” take pride in proclaiming themselves “the Clean Up Clothiers. We incline to the belief that this wholesome truth was the result of slip of the tongue or pen. Bo that asit may, itis th, the whole truth and noth- but the truth.” jure's you're born” they'll clean you up of all the cash you possess and then feave you naked in the hands of your enemies, but we will furnish you with » Coat and Vest worth 85 for the modest suin of 287 OUR ANNUAL HED LETTER SALE Is drawing nigh to aclove, Permit us to remind you Qnitdron’s suite, fancy worgeed, af 81:80 aut, Boys’ suits, 14 t0.18)C. Vk Ps at S177 aod. ‘Men's suits, 33 and 34, ali wool, at $4.95 a suit. Mena Panta eed, at BL75 a par ng ni ” to offer, as we ure not oN SaPATE dey Paletn Sere epee nat OL ‘and Children’s Clothing is one ‘of excep- tional bargains. Believe it or not, as you see fit, but if you would do our whole duty "to yourselves aud to your families ook throweh the vark jous stocks of Clothing in this city, post yourselves thoroughly aa to the prices named by the various houses and then. COME TO US. ; ‘Our word for it, your wives will never bother you for snumoucy® other tan the anount saved by Buying your Clothing at VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th Street N. Wa Corner Massachusetts Avenue STRICTLY ONE PRIOR, auld OpenSaturday until 11 p.m Scucor Ovrrirs. SEATON PERRY @necetsor to PERRY & BROTIHEA). INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PAR- ENTS, GUARDIANS, AND ALL WHO ARE FIT- TING'OUT CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL TO HIS VERY LARGE STOCK OF.— ALL-WOOL SCOTCH CLAN PLAIDS. 64 WIDE FRENCH AND AMERICAN HABIT ELEBRATED. BLACK AND COLORED HAIRLINE STAUPE, IMPERIAL SERGES, NE UAMELS HMRS AND CHUDDAR. NEW IMPORTED JERSEYS, FROM $2.50 TO 3 8. MEDIUM, WEIGHT, IMPORTED JACKETS YOR “CLOSING PRICES" ON SUMMER WRAPS AND SILK CHUDDA AND CASHMERE SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY, GAUZE, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR, ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON 70 WEAK. comPLEne STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFS, HOS- AND KID GLOVE: re ‘SAD CORSETS, FROM 81 TO $3.50. GENUINE ENTIELD WHUTE CAND SCARLET SHAKER FLANNELS. MARSEILLES QUILTS: ALT-WOOL BLANKETS. LOWEST PRICES ON IRISH AND GERMAN TA- BLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS, BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS. “SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND COLORED SURAHS, RHADAMES. FAILLE §RANCAISE AND GRO GRAIN SILKS AT %5C, 81, 81.25, $1.50 AND 32. (27 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Prngy Buriorxa, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st, auld Eatablished 1840. Hovsexeerers Arrexrioy. The INDESTRUCTIBLE STANDARD FUEL BLOCK can be burned in any range, stove, or grate; will cook s meal at the small cost of $ uf acent, SIMPLE AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE. No dirt or ashes; cheapest fuel in the market, Sold in sets: Large size $2.50; small $2. Call and see it practically tested at STANDARD FUEL C08 OFFICE, 521 7thst. nw. Send for circulars. aul3-6t Muz M. J: Pro. 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES, Always in Order by Plain Combing. ‘Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled, aul5-Im? Szuuxe Orr TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. ‘The proposals which I received for my entire stock of DRY GOODS and CARPETINGS were not satisfac- tory. Asthe goodsare toyo ata great sacrifice, I much prefer that my customers should get them; hence will continue to retail next week, and will offer the great- est bargains ever known. Specialties for the week will be Dress Goods of all kinds, and Cassimeres and Cloths for boys’ and men's ‘wear, ‘Twelve hundred spools of Clark's best cotton, 4c. er spool. This sale is positively cash. Store building for rent orsale. All persons indebted to the firm will please call and settle at once. W. W. BURDETTE, aul3-4t No, 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. PRES AT COST, — TO THOSE NEEDING LARGE QUANTITIES OF PRINTING.—We are Riven lange stock of papers that rast be worked ap at ea, of paporm that must be worked U ones. For the next thitty daye we will take Orders at Pricey Inned ‘on the Wwholdmle cont of paper and the actual cost of printing, our object being to get the money out of the paper. We have one lot of yellow circular wr that will make 1,000,000 circulars 6x 9.500.000 12. It will pension, patent, orclaim attorneys to order from this paper, as we will work it upin order at about 32c. per 1,000 for the 6x9 cir- culars. Another lot of fine tinted Bristol Board, enough for 200,000 cards, will be printed up at from @1 to 1.50 per 1,000, according to size and quantity. Bill leads. Letter Heads, Note Heads, Ac. in sbout the game proportion, ‘DERBON & MOOKE, 1010 and 1012 ave. D.W. aul3-lw Gopex mam wasn. Glorvex mam wase. For bleaching hair the very fashionable golden hue in voune. Gery lady may bleach her own hair without i Wrety iy may trouble whatever, and acarcely any expense to what hair-dressers charge you. Sold in any quantity to suit customers, ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, aull_ 833 14th st. cor, of I, and 2d and D sts. n.w. Wescorr, Wucox & Wie, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, No, 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, ‘Washington, D. 0. aul3_E.8. Wescott, W.R. Wilcox. LD, Wine. Bazxestzey Taste Loess GERMAN TABLE LINENS, ‘NAPKINS and TOWELS. Special Bargainsin Genuine BARNESLEY DAMASK, the best and most durable, BARNESLEY LINENS are bleached in the old-fash- foned way, no chemicals employed, which renders them. superior to all other Linen Goods. We are offering de- cided bargains in all numbers. Very Elegant HUCK TOWELS, @3 per doz. NAP- INS, all sizes, Parents fitting out their children for school will find our stock of DRESS GOODS large and complete. FRENCH CASHMERES, 48-inch wide, at 8730. worth 81. Special Bargainin BLACK MOIRE SASH RIBBON, ‘Tc., worth $1.25. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, aul3 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Avovusr Banoarns. . ‘Wo have just finished taking accountof stock, and find we have auitoa lot of ODDS AND ENDS in esch Department. We don't care to carry them over, 80 have Lowered the Price to Close them out. One Lot CHECK NAINSOOK, former price, Be. and 905 DON TO om : Que Lot FRENCH PLAID ORGANDIES; former "let our INDIA LINENS MARKED DOWN. ‘our ‘One Lot COLORED DRESS GOODS that sold for 12 and lie. We havo bunched them all at 100, ‘We still have quite a Stock of EDGING loft over. We don’t want to carry them over, so have Jowered the price to close out, ‘One Case very Best SHIRTING PRINTS; choice atyles, 5c, Choice Styles in FRENCH AND AMERICAN SAT- ‘TEENS, 120. and 250. ‘Remnants of Colored DRESS GOODE at half price. PARASOLS at lens than cost, WEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &a,, ko, Choice in Yard fea ‘Wide LAWNS 80; former JOHNSON, GARNER & 00., WANTED-—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. 'ANTED—WOMEN COOK to 825, Wittiaes lnunatenn. chy and’ copies. hoeat ak farante, cooks. waiters. farm en.atonce, NATIONAL LABOR BUREAT, O19 7th et n.wealG-Ol ‘Ono Boy that has had sone 0.8. G. BOLLS, Age BLAS Tat we uw, BOLO See "ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT BOY AS APPREN- tice. FRANZ FRIEDRICH, Engraver and fa-turing Jeweler, 520 10th st. me au1G-2t" ANTED— FIRST-CLASS BAR TENDER, WHITE Wa Porter, Gardener, Milker, and attend ky NATIONAL EABON BUREAT, G13 fake neve Te stock, | ‘and Waiters at once, JPOR RENT_ONE-HALF OF A SUITE OF NICELY rable, best references ‘eiven sul meguized. “AT Aoeirable: best eke dress, with particulars, “HOOMS" Star offen. @Ui6-3t OR RENT — THREE UNFURNISHED. Fotis Watts and eu socom foot Peso 8i0 coal AL 906 Q street nw. Heferences required. “sud-St™ ‘OR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING UNFU ished Rooms, on second or third floor, 40 HM unw: Call fom toiOa mand Tt 6p me Bee FE -RENT—LARGE, SECOND-STORY FRO! si oom ay, wind, heat, gag and bath, furnis per month: ; convenient to cars Sud Rondics. 619 2st sth sales | WWANTED-A GIRL TO COOK, WASEL AND IRON for small family. y,if able to do this work, at 805 Toth et news 27 SPPsifable mene Wee EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL (German preferred) to wash, ply, with re! ce, 171 necti at PW ae FOR A POSITION REQUIRING fe houre® trie dail; aan be pep — come Tecomimended. ‘Call 10 am, offices : Ralre v8 7th eta fae ‘ANTED-LADY TEACHER Witsatitnetian and Gorman fo to A. B,, Star ofice. mnce, 1714 Connecticut THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, one on second floor with bath; two.ou thind floor. 2103 Tat usw. "at Fe RENT—023 HST. FW, LARGI 5 rn furnistied 3nd. Bed-Room, first Moor; also, Hall Rocin: ot and cold bath Prices Feasonableto permanent parties. aul6-3t" FS257 RA “BEAUTIFUL THIRD STORY front room; furnished. At 526 3d st, n.w. aul6-1m =e rR COMPETENT TO | E* Room: Fa school. Apply | prices; del 2123 F st. ae i | ew. auid-3t* ANTED—A SE11LED WOMAN FOR GENERAL | JOR REN’ ISHED ROOMS, ON FIRST “Witttscwort ins smal farts + Reference. Call at 1421 6th stn. ite ‘and second floors. Call after 4 Pan, at 1403 L st Dew. and WAsteDs GOOD MANTEL AND GRATE SE NW erat af ROCHES, 497 Cat nw. aul6-2 ANTED—THREE FIRST-CLASs OANKPENTER! and good Milkers and Dairsmen- tarred and sinwle—immediately. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 619 7th st. nw. : at WANZED_4 NUBSE-INISH GIRT PREFERRED must, stay at night. Apply to 1000 E st. s.¥. aul6-st* ANTED—A GOOD, HEALTHY WET NURSE, TO take entire charge of a baby four months ‘old. ‘Address Mrs. WALKER, Star office," guipeag™ WANTED. 2Y A FAMILY OF THREE, A FinsT- class cook, washer, and ironer; si woman anting e good home desired. ref. ined. Gallet 1101 Ost. side door, between 11 and 4 olcloce, WVANTED-TEN UNION PLASTERERS, 94 PER Witty sts Hodcarnes. Ai ee ERE ee ner 12th and 8 sts. nw. ‘aul ANTED_COOKS, MAIDS, WORKING HOUSE- Keeper, sctub-girls, men ¢ooks, farm band, this city and suburbs; “women for New York, West Vir- ginis, Maryland. F,"M. BUMNHAM, 630, 632 F st. iw. ‘aul3-6r* ‘ANTED — WOMEN COOKS @10 TO 840; Ww | Chembermaids, Nurses aud Laugdrones ‘ast ora ters, Drivers and Farm. Hands, Colored Sion Cooks. COOMBS & BURGESS, O20 ¥ st. Rw. ‘ANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- W hse conden Prien, ‘Men and women, white OR RENT—THREE FLOORS, UNFURNISH) Yogether or singly, at very low rates. 1209 G st! Rew. aul5-3t PGE RENT_FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, OX apposite Goverment. Printing Offices tne tamily of peat Bea Serene Eanes Seber SaaS <= it RENT—1908 H STREET HWEST, TWO nicely furnished trout rooms, 3d story, modern conveniences, private family; to gentlemen, ouly. ferences. ‘aul3-3t* RENT—FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER, ms; day-windows in every room: corer house; hhew : south and east front; references required, 1101, Kat.n.w. aul3-lw* THIRD FLOOR OF 635 D ST. D.w., consisting of four communicating Rooms, with ene conventences for light housekeeping: 20 F 0} Teeny fst ww, communicating Root if desired; gentlemen prefe Naty Departments. ROOMS PARTIES WANTING ROOMS can hud what will suit them on our list, Save Hine and trouble by calling at our Room is Ft. Inforn “i Mi SHED, ROOMS. Large, ght. and ater, ‘Prices reasonable, Transient Sie. 50es 730, and Ol, THE CLINTON HOt sk, $50, 655, SOL'830, 828 7th Ft st. n. w. Main entrance, 826 7th and colored.for all kinds of domestic labor, for city and 4 Fings,with reference, 717 Af at. aw." Jasi-twe | __SCC¥CAD Digs hs Goor te ll warts of the ity WANTED--SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS scullions, f dl dai call at NATION, tess) EABOW BUREAU, G13 Yahiat now aude-OG | cellar roome. “WANTED_BY A LADY GRADUATE, WHO HAS been successful in teaching, a position: music, English, higher mathematics and the full course of French and Latin tauzht; references exchanged. Ad- dress TEACHER, 213 E st.n.w., Washington, D. C. a WANIED-A SITUATION BY A Bi hy Metly of Baltimore. “Address J. WANTED BY A LADY HAVING HAD EXPER- dence with advanced pupils, asp with borinners, 8 position as teacher; vocal and’ instrumental. music taught if desired; reference given. Address “M.D Star office. WANZED SITUATION B typewriter in law required. Address OUNG MAN Ai oF private business; references, T. W. PARKE, aulo-2t* EMBER POS! 'S GOV- erness by @ well-recommended young German, gompetent to teach good music, Cerman, French and toasuist in English studies, Address 1., Star oftice. "ANTED—875 TO ANY ONE THAT GET ine a position in any Government Department as Hatchman or messenger. “Address E. J. it, Star of V cU13-3t* ANTED — PLACES FOR COOK: Nurses, Seamstresses, Governesses, Housemen, Farm Hands (Male and Fen cities and country, F. M. Bi WASTED A SITUATION AS CLERK, WRITER, or Assistant Mi best referenes given, and anager: faithful service rendered. feference on Ble and quics- tions answered b J.B PUGH, acting secretary, in atthe Young’ Men's Christia ‘As. oe WANIED BY A STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE ‘writer (male) Expert, situation: experienced in patent business; credentials AL; salary to suit em- ployer. Address W. G.. 0: th, add? “WANTED AT | HEADQUARTERS—POSITIONS F Cooks, Chambermaide, Waitress, Laundress, and Nurscss, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coach: men, Butlers, and Valets. aud-9t* COOMBS & BURGESS. OR SALE—BARGAIN—LARGE HORSE, Fl Hee ae one et FO SALE-AT A BARGAIN WATNUT DIST ‘able, 1 Rocking Chait Pillows, best qualit) ese feathers; 1 Lounge, 2 Clocks, 1’ Gas Stove. FOR SALE CaEAP Hon aud Harness. Inquireat 21 HEINARD. PORSALEA VERY HANDSOME BROWN Mw. used to ladies’ driving: fast aud jentle. Sire Ethan Allen. “Inquire at GOVERNMENT AL, 14th st, near Long Bridge. uh JOR SALE ~—A_ FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT near the Center Market, well stocked with wines, liquors, &c. Acason for sel tiring from busi- Avgood investment.” MOVE & SEITZ 2 Cor. 7th st. and Md. ava. sw. JOR SALE—A FINE DRIVING AND Horse. exzht years old, sou 3260 32d st, or cau be scen at F ‘POR SALE—A CARRIAGE AND A PAIR OF FINE Bay Horses. Inquire at Stable, rear of 1318 Ver- mout ave., of J. PRYOR. aul5-3t VOR SALE—HORSE, PHAETON AND HARNESS, togother or separately; horse 8 years old, kind, perrectiy geutle; first-class family horse ton Gest snake, good ad new. “Inquire of8 Ast ac, ‘Ok SALE—ONE HIGH-ARM NEW HOWE SEW- ing Muckine, with nickel wheel, stop-motion, drop, Side-drawers, and all attachinents, for 813. one \estic, of sains description’ $15; one Singer, $13; ail with tee, at Auerbach's, 7th aud H. auls-st v6 ply to 21 B at, Geonce au: yANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, Government Printing Office, with the privil of two. Address W. tar of ANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, FO! ON. ind heat for winter. Addfess, stating lowest truss and heat for winter. jowes! Sha location, Box 21 Star offices rene WANTED FURNISHED AND Rooms in all parts of the city. same, Save fime, trouble and money, by writing to ROOM-RENTING AGENCY, 612 Oth stn, us WHT SMa deat eins ree un y furnis 1st or 24 floors, suitable for light housekeoping, Stptember Le “Ritireen 1785 Lou at mew nul Se” WANTED — BY A GENTLMAN AND WIFE children) three unfurnished or partly, furnished Tight housekeoping. Address, givin id price, HOUSEREEPING, Star o FURNISHED fave calls for floor, WANTED, BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND BABY, two unfurnished Rooms, with Board, or thred without board, in section north of M. and east of 14th te, Address, ‘with terms, RELIABLE, Star office. ar ese WANTEDf0UR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FoR light housekeeving by Septeinber Ist; northwest section. Address Box 8, Star office. WANTED. ROOMS--10 PARTIES HAVING ROOMS to rent wo present advantage to procure tenauts that will save them time, trouble, and’ money. Room Renting Agency, 938 F st. D. RAMEY. $515-2m WANTED-—HOUSES. rE HOU! (W ‘rave rooms situated between Cathe and eth Hand Q sts. n.w.; inust be cheap; state lowest terms, ‘TWO EXTENSION-TOP JUMP SEATS, used this spring, and several other new and seco) 7 E—A MEAT AND RY STORE; A splendid chance for some one to zet hold of a solid business; location good: cash sales aud low rent; lease: horse and wazons; no liquors: cause, health of owner \ddress H.C. L,, Stat Swe FOR SALE BUY YOUR CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and Daytona, all styles and prices,” Chiwpent placs in the city. Wir. ¥. GEYER, 466 Pennsylvania 9 “OTTO” GAS _ENGL i OK SALE—THE RE (uires no boiler; avoids all, expensive attendance; iE no loss of time; no handling of fuel. Send for circular and price ist, “D. BALLAUF, Agent, 751 7th st. my2-6m POE, SALE SEVERAL GRAND BARGAINS IN Pianos. “Orie ‘beautiful 7% Octave Iosewood Up- Fight, a mainificent iustrument, for 8200 cash. Owne: leaving city. Cost to order, 8500. One first-clags Hallett & Davis Square Piano; hand- some Rosewood: carved legs, &¢.; very fine tone: {oF only 8175, at $10 per month, oz, if cash, good dis- count. Cost $600 new. ‘We have now on hand afew choico nearly new, very fine uprights to exchange for Square Piahos, oh the best possible terms, aud our node of exchanging will give you the highest advantages. Come and talk ex- change with us. Can save you 25 to $100 from fancy prices of other dealers, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 9th at, ‘ALTHY YOUNG CUBAN P: Birds, Eirolg 84: also young Male Mocking 82.50 SCHMID’S Bird Store, 3y23-1n 12th st., two door south Pa. ave, (OR SALE—BRICKS—BUILDING BRICK FOR sale at lowest prices, ‘Delivered on cars of Balti- ore and Ohio Railroad at Queenstown or in Washing- ton, Potomac Terra Cots Co. Office, 1411 G st W.G. O., Star office. aulsst* WANTED ON ISTH OF SEPTEMBER, FOR TWO Years, a 14-room house, at $1,200, per annum, nortit of ist, and west of 13th st.; state location. Ad- dress K. H. E., Star office. aul0-t* WANTED. DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES mn for cash purchasers. An; y placed with us will ‘be Liberally advertisud at our ex. fense. “Kents collected. Estates man Tnsurance HOLLAND & THOMPSO} ‘Adjoining Sun Buildings WANTED—LOTS. effected. Jeli _3y19-1n FOE, SALE-ONE SECONDHAND | UPRIGHT Piano, $175. We are offering special bargains in Upright ind Square Pianos, Pianos excl ‘and for rent. HUGO WORCH & CO, 929 7th st. n.wJy. ‘OR SALE—BICYCLES—HOPPE ‘50, Ideal, $40, : 40; Paycho safer; w York sve. yt S, BUGGIES, AND waxons; + inilk wagons aud 2 G-passer- ger varnished wagons; also painted wagous, doctors’ id ladies? pluetons, anid one staze, on easy torus. J. 3295 M st, Georgetown. my25-3m ANTED— “A BUILDING LOT Wx bined Mouse cheap from owner, Saad CASH, Star office. aul6-3t NTED—-LOTS SUITABLE FOR SMALL ‘Houses. State location, price, and size. Address LOTS, Star office. auld-st WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS OR “NATIONAL” FILE FOR and price. aw. oifiee: papers, State description, ize, a FISHER, BRUCE & FISHER, Battin FOR SALE-CALIFORNIA WINES, CLARET, #1 eePaLe'g Bie BLS Gel ren pice Be ee ngelicm 150s 82; 0. duivored tres. A SeLiGsO 10d Baar: my2-sm ‘OR SALE—ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- Fell and ‘gout HOD pounds of Avate ‘typo, lately use on this paper. ‘he face of both. {outs’ is de- sirable, they are’ in gocd condition, and capableof ex: fellent service, for'iwg. or, Urea” Years ola paper at Inoderate circulation. Will be soid cheap in bulky Aa dress THE EVENING BLAN NEWSEAPEI GO, Washington, D.C. ANTED-THE USE OF A HORSE FOR HIS Weed with the privilege ot buying. Address T. V. SMITH, 62 ae AWWANTED_SPRING WAGON. IF OH purchase work horse, herness and dress with description aid lowest cash 206, City Post office, ‘ANTED_FOR | A REALLY SAP, WILL wagon. Ad: Price. Box aulg-30" “GOOD-FITTING, Weserent ie bao tee ee ce o1 fo to ROBERT DALKIN, 224 Het uw. auls-lw* 3 Waa aeer CASH PRICE PAID FOR Second-hand Clothit itches, Guns. Pistol iarpet, Feat ail kinds of Househol Furnitures A ‘Box 74 Star Ofice. aulo-iin Coy COUNTRY BOARD. 00D COUNTRY BOARD AT STOTT’S STATION, ‘on the Met. Brapch of the B. and , Railroad, 4 miles from the city. For terms apply to Mrs. J. JOHNBON, 412 Gthst. n. w. eul6-3t* Ins: | BOARD, EXCELLENT SPRING ‘water, fruit, mil and Shade, 135 miles from Ferry, nearest town 15 minutes’ walk. Address W: 5 Elgin, Keep Tryst P. 0., Washington County, Ma. wul3-0t iPHE_ YATTON HOUSE "ROUND HILL, WILL Ditsves few vacant rooms sromn August 112 Those engaging same will please N-GIBSON. A reduction in prives ‘wil be inade for oan WWANTED—T0 BUY 1 HANDSOME MABOGANY on *k, 1 Dressing Bu- same. 5 LASS BOARD. CLAGETT MANSION, Cherry Mirror Hall Hatract 1 ver 35 ‘Stahon, Metropolitan Railroad. reau, with Jong glass, 1 Marbletop Walnut Ws For particulars inquire of W: B. CLAGET, or address my Qak Exteusion Dining Table: must bo first-class | Clacett Sansion, Briehtwood, D. C: aut-3we pas a bergen he cae BNITCRTS Se | QPEING ‘BANK FAUA, TWO MILES FHOM ALEX: ‘ANTED—WOULD LIKE TO BUY FOR Ci A| table, ‘att, fee nil Ee ‘Terms 35. week. Trains Stor fair be in ily. At SPRING Ve MCR Bite dolne a ines, ares =e i@ BANK, Alexandria, Var fox 80, Star ofice sulySt_| C6C\OMFORT RETREAT, (NEAR HARPERS ‘ANTED-A | COUPE HORSE, MUST BE| © Cferry). Truc to name, and sil aavantages nesee. young, sound, gentle and 16 hands high: dun or | sary to promote; st-class Patronage solicited. gray will not suit,” Address Box 14, Star 915-3" | A plossiire to please, Full particulars on. application. VV ANIED_FOR NERVOUS PROSTRATION AND | Jel<m_W. ML CLARK, Koop Tryst, Wash. Oo. Md. W 4il kinds “of physical debility, depression of aspirin, pauses oF weakuesa, dvepepelt weak PERSONAL Savion hes REE aTe oe ate ts Sin Sunt RRGRIVER: the medicine required. Agency, WARIS obit House Natit ie 1 er ANTED TRY OUB BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS wee ee C. BURNS, ‘s pound. Doesn 7: Bee ‘than | — 157 —seRVIGE EXAMINATION = Ratisfaction teed Or money returned, | (UVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Bialls 4.300 301 Contar Markst snsuet | C'ttdanswers: ‘peut iOesto Daokestorss oF to Wikiier nactee CARPET iG WORKS; | _au15-1m" Bouthwest cor. Sthand k ste, mr. Teno ‘over, ear: | = <= pt waned Othe 1402 Pe aon: BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES CASH Foctaey sina and Eee, Pelephone call 610-5" S°3E V,,.uuyers ot coal 34 wood togall on him for prices, jOUN zt 3y2)-2m _ | Devs, Main oflice corner 11th st. and it Lave. Witte THATS mio ‘Sparen, Hncds of pum ioe | ()§ ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEWAND UPON rar, S23 St Bt. 6. jvi-zm* | soccndbaud Clotting, “Addiees oF call st JUSTIS W STOVES, | Old stand. G19 D st. nw. Wyieom cash prices paid. Ad- ST_AND FOUND. res BAUM, HAO Teh ov ewe 3620 LO a Whe Eoclaens oreous ris Gey aie pomioenterd Ww (OTH AND whieh can ba ‘& BuO, 616 FANTED = Pm REWARD—LOST POCKET-BOOK YESTER- $5 day morning: owner's name inside; containing ‘new $20 bill, series 1880, aud mall change; also reddioker, Howard if returned to 111 Eat aw F fspenr Mei Sava} eS Se 7 Ris | ORNING, SKYE a partly ears. Answers to aaretaraed to 316 Cat. nwa —se aE FEE BUXDAY, TWO oe Brouna, Lanter Tote” Sto Pariee Sard SQ RoE Mouth in advance. “Inquire of A. EBERLY'S Fe: RENT—@13, No. 1008 SEVENTH STREET jn inciuaine bata. Tnguize at 10000 at, les by jmiprovements. 9 story and basoment Brick Dwelling, 8 rooms and bath; all modern improvements: 1197 5th st. now.; Pyoy BAO per month. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 106’ Fst. now. central basiness ROR RES ini 139 Usk nawecee T23-Q st meet? | 1307 gst : “Above reyialt thier ine formation at a mths goes ™ chat Fo RENT—BY RB. 0. HOLTZMAN. FURNISHED. K, near Conn. ave, Nassav nr Thos 10 Tafavette Sq. 1778! doo isthe inet 3 aoe & Sia 510 Toe ES Ft 2 ‘ ; 3 15 12 “10r8.69 1286 Fee Hews oitioe rine Bi SVOre. 49 SLT F wu 3 fi i i 47014, ave tnt F 30.951 Fst mwa 3d floor 2 Fr 0 Tthand iste nw. 1ORTS piacea witn me for rent or salets iiborauy odvertined Recst catamaran 4M st sw. ie. 43 and K sts. sw, Gor. 9th aid G a Store and dweilfay”...20 store and dwelling SLOF sts. s.w., 102, W.23 1111 Del. av. aw. dt 8 5K aul3-3t* G.H. PARKER, cor. 4igand Fists. a. auls 1907 Pennsylvi ROR REST— Cor, 1st & Bs.c.,12r.. 5 Cor. Ist & Bsc. 960 1415 Corcoran imps. $25.50 per month. st sw. 1 Cell'and get 13-3t ts, wide and deep Lo in Perfect order: the highest point iu the city, very healthy and good neighborhood t ics aud 14th-st. cars, for rent at $40 1 nw. eT ss BO? 21at st, n.w.. 14 2 2 ‘office only. mus | Water ee erry FOR RENT--HOUSES._ JOR RENT_413 G ST., OPPOSITE PENSION BU- Feau, four-story brick? modern improvements; at ONS’ Stove Store, 718 7th st. ‘aul6-at eq 8 room brick house in good Tepair, |, M. PAST, Siv'othstaw. | aoa ‘Ok RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE st Pleasantly situated Hirick Decline, tiie Dns 03 Baath enti OR RENT—HOUSES 472 AND @ ‘leven room each, with all mowers OR 513 6TH STREET story aud basement G-room brick dweil ‘home: $25.40. SWORMSTEDT & Biv 7 F st. nw OR, RENT — THE Brick Dwelling Pat a.¥ price, 840 all modern ‘also, three; ae sulotes {0K RENT—O08 11TH ST. NW. 8 ROOMS, MOD. improvements; Just north of cornor of F at; 1nost ‘Apply at 1912 Sth st. nw, aul5-3t NT—SM. HOUSES Nor FAR FROM Station, 4 5 and 6 rooms, 85, 86 jouth, “Box No. 1, Bennings, D.C oR RENT—1307 14TH ST. 1331 14th st. nw. 190i & Jefferson PL 38 Lafayette Sq, 0 Lur. 16th st., 13r F, near 18th et. 10r, For list of property for sale. call or send at offica, ZMAN, auld RO. BOLT! 20th and F sts. nw. fist Gass st ne oi water. 252 4 7M JOK RENT OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL © at the Hicklands, just completed: 8 ro digas. Ment, $18. ‘CHAS. E. BANES, auld-3t 100: F st. YOR RENT— Mass av., nr. Dupont 220.40 3 B34 st, Br. i 432 Badet. Be 31 it 17 3 wnt, 10r, : te Ors mi. st me Br 2 21st at. oF... 15. Rear 21203 Pa av. dr 15 20 Ht, 13.3 ‘Court, 3 TT 12 Wst., 57.10.30 10 3010 Mist... Fora fulllist apply to WESCOTT Boundary, r_3% 11 1816 Boundary, 40 1 C. DUVALL, 925 F st. now, __” Guecessor to Duvall & Mare.) A NICE BAY-WINDOW HOUSE, ck front, 493 F st 7 roots, all mod, ‘PARK! press bi OR REN 36 147H ST. NW. permouth, Hons open for ime wner, K. GUEDSCHMID, Room 1.1 St. ne, ~18.30 ool st-MtPleasant1s 1 14th st, Or. 4 14th st, Gr. 4 61.16.50 | 43:30 | Sd st SE. 9 S14 Riges’ st, OF ‘above in only a partial list of honses fo eitand get bulls CHAS E.BANES. 1003 F st. n.iw. i RENT— 13 Vt ave., 20r. $200 628 I st. jas. a¥.2 W.10) st. 20. TLE. nw, Lit. st. nw, 10r.. st, 12r. riz ‘nw. 6 L st. uw. GF, wT Sah ; 08 este ee Di: Se 3 e 1 fs ia HM s AVE Bie, ‘st. n.w. 1Or...: ‘ince, 50 [624 4 weats.w. 6222.50 05-619 H ine... 6: aS ast Hoist (eee ) Detrecs st. Ur 10.67 clewelaudsi.9r.165.30 249 0th stan. wd 20 st. Wy LAr. r. ‘ORY AND stn. w., bot, 10th and 1th all modern iaproveinents, aud | ENT- ‘Cellar House on $5. aulsst CM KNIGH: th st. nw. 5 SIX ROO! ndern improvements ; n AM st. nw. iE, 1 ¥, between "bi per mont st September. HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 Tot ie R the northwestern section of the OR RENT— 711 7th st. nw. dwelling. coon . 338 bas fetsieter totes} 3 SEzES ACL av. n.w..10r. 60) raven 438 Graven, 60 ‘Theabove nouses can be examined Sen on THOMAS 3 FisHen es CO. isd Foto 923 8th st.n.w.,10r.865.40 490 Ist. a. w.. 5) per é rr 1313 7B RENT— r 'zo®s Cleveland st. 214.95 1028 8. Cap. st. or. 1030 470 Tat. now. si.koel... 2 zim ee SL Tinseoe 4210 star ‘CAY WOOD. Cor. 9th and K sts. n.w. anl3-3t* A 8. Fee imps. ; 1318 8 wares "ELEGANT TEN-ROOM HOUSE, ALL $t,$40; 1445 Corooran st, Ce Sa Now Hamapouize ste. h’ F. NORMENT, 617 La. ave. aul3-3t" RENT-8TH 8ST... Wi {T, VERNON OR, EAR MT. VERNON 9 | LOK SAL 2208 Dist ewtur, Lr. 8 Ost Rw ir... Tk Pat nw. oe STORES, OFFIC Store room 1416 Pa Store and a reas tore anid weil ree ene shit i -aind dwelling” i 7th st. now. Sr. es FS, ETC 45 Stable Fear 18: th and Pas. rai 1S Stable bet. 449 ands, ba tees: ve and Cat naw 150 the Int and 15th. Thos Feyeet Ost. SF atore’55313 4th n, 1340 Rigys st, Sr - se M40.R xe Fry wl ma 13th st ratn NY r ‘Gr, ina AS 30 (1200: SWOKMSTY FIRST-CLASS island ave., occupied the past th SWORMSTED’ aulLct OR RENT— MT, PLEASANT. tended, near ¥ Phetou. For particulars apply to D-2015t month this city f - RA PHILLIPS, 1428 Ne ‘OR KENT— ‘oun. wv. 19 st ia Wond. Fat 3a aye. and 8 st. P st JOR SALE—AN AL 28 F st nw ROR SALE 13%, BETW! StS Aw, SUXUG feet; Very cheap at 7 3-F.CUL aul3-3t 4 JOR SALE—TWO LOT and Lith sts. aw., each Rasy terms. aut ave WGESO. “Cheap. No. aul3.3t JOR Sal-E—On —104 FC WASHINGTO! A150 fe cticut ave, extended: must be s per foot will secure. the 5 pended in filling will mal than ‘those that have sol holding at 75. and $1.00. Bt CUTTER & WIMER, JOR SALE—THE BEST LOT ON K {of General Swain's eleva year TAU ty a 4x09; can be wuld for Roe. BAXTER & aul3.3t Bi Tert on Massa Werluuks city and Hock Crook LENS. P. POH SALE—ONLY $10 MONTHLY » nay u -LLER & REPETTI, st your money at b Annits where it is absolutely see ¥ 86,200. Brick, I, near Vth n.w., lot 23 by 105 $89,000. JAMES d fixtures of 2) usinens, for sale; price S00. desiring to invest the above amount an i Sines, will find CHANCE, Star offic S275 SP fixtures of a first-cl: Bented, doing # good business, Keut Address box 41, Star office. “y AND DWELLING, SS tlctot Mitnerse Conte’ ‘on excellent busincas #treet. Ki trai location in Washington, Address fice, WASTED—T0 EXCHANGE, nd lots, winole oF part, for zon owner, Bl rg, Md. ‘Ten per cen iG feeton Ath ste manning wining from fect deeb, coutaiiuuu 30,000 feeet, eticloned by 8-fo08 to fence, tuupro ‘shed, 40x75 tin root. Also, ponite 10th st wharves Also, 50,000 sq. ft, eround, located R.K-Go.'6 treks Apply to ‘aub-2w" | Lumber SALE OK RENT £°9. 85 sade track x _3y15-1m* ABELL, 405 5th st. in front, with tron fence: Rent 685.40 per month. a Corner 9th and K sm iw. " parking ‘yards. ‘The most complete in the city. AND FURE-PROO} houses. FITCH, POX & BROWN, FOR SALE—LOTs. Fosness N JEPFE West Washington, suitable for two.» 28x105, only $500. SWOKMSTEDT & t advantaveous to add FOR RENT_HOUSEs. FoR kENT—00sEs. 1406 Fest nw, 131 07815 I7th ot. nw, Hoan bethiata we dgebe $5 thst Nee Str. 1341 M st, now $75 Str rm. and cel. a Foe uy Aeron of the property om my RESIDENCE, 1 & BRADLEY oor to Postinaster Gene! eof the best. in. thy HUFTY & DYE 1301 F st. for the or ; HUFTY & DYER, sth and F ste, per Ne cet RE a aul iF tacks. dress, for descriptive pauplilets, J, HARRIS kOGEKS, Bie wecrotary of the “British loyation, Apply t SiLEDD. 1402 14th xt es “hel JOR RENT—10268TH ST NW. NEW THREE story Brick Basement House, bay window. tan Toms and bath . two latrobes, range, mantles thie out, all moder improvemeutn EMMONS SM PIE, Ingiairo Boston Variety” Store, 705 aud 707 Machel Space. ss sy23-Tm JOR RENT_1340 RGGSSTREPT, A REAUTIPUR Fithune hist door namteonsis arin gee Ok © 1911 Pa. ave., aR 208 RENT THE ELEGANT AND DPSIKAWLE brick dwelling, with brick « mely Frniahed, will be ek of the (urniture will Call early as such an opportunity Also for sale, at a barain,s now {OK RENT_HOUSE 605 NEW JPESEY AVE. N. w nts. lance. and int good te JOHNSON’ 13th stn. w. 1 AOR RENT— EIGHT ROOM BRICK DWPLLING; thore Just completed. only €17 Bo ORTAWEST, AND D foot. NE, OT ON F ST. SW. NEAR DELA- 456 7th st kw, HEIGHTS ABARe deep, with broad frou DST. NEAR Q ST. DAVIS. E19 Fat. {00D LOT ON C ST. NEAR b st. QUIRED ‘gant 17 or 18 Lovt lotsom 1G streets Jot 25 feet 8 inches by {lot 31 by 99 feet: 8 roome; SS OPPORTUNITY.—STOCK, GOOD WILL, iar Store, well located, STOCK AND 1G ST. NW, SUIT. 5 Upholaterer, ong JOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, HOTEL, containing between 30 and 40 rooms, pactly fur ished: lense and furniture for sale cheap: 1ost cen LANDS ‘Ad arent 1o"Sw RM—OR FOR KENT, as half sujuare of env D ste sw. 100 a; 300 vet by-ofliee and large two-story frame Also, lot 301115, covered by roof on 14th #t., near storace warehouse, on Water st. 6.w., op- was bARvOU Merchant, 14%h and B ate, nw. 0 LUMBER, WOOD, yard ted with, fehe ADYIY to. iy ‘Bon’ DON WOUD-BUINT Leal Delaware avew bot. G and Hn LEASE_THE CAPITAL THEATER. Jo3-3am WIG PA. AVE, N. W. (South Side.) 2 WASHINGTON SAPE DEPOSIT COMPANE MED F STORAGE WARLUOCOE © ‘or ieaving the city shou! ocbiftiennSCives ot he atyautarce uttered by tastes Tany for the sage ke ‘Of bonds. securities, fiste aud other valuables, Clothing, pain Start, pianos, Dic fe. be. can Ue stored at low. ‘Take wctiou betore, rater ‘of burued. Valuables are stolen udter, your: r ‘TO ARMY Mi NQrrick oF Prue 'WasitixaTon, oe a [CAL MUSEUM, xD GROUNDS, 22, 2, INST. at thie “EMBER