Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. AY, AUGUST 17, 1887, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY -August 17, 1857. CROSBY Ss. NovEs....... The Evening Star has = regular, permanent bean fide dally cireniation mere than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added Those who leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of Aime, and the address changed as often as desireds IWF Mail subscriptions must be invariably paid in advance, at the rate of 3® cents per month, for the term desired. ‘The deadly “Yon the Baltimore and Onto road added this morning a strange case to this year’s Jong lst of raliroad disasters. Too great speed on an incoming train, defective brakes, and the curve of the bined to send the train itke a great Projectile fying through a brick structure and Durying itself in part in the butlding’s ruins. That no more Itves were lost 1s marvellous. ts time ‘that the B. and ©. road began to recognize tts ob- gations to this pubic. Acetilents have been too frequent at the “Y.” This economical device should be abolished as a destroyer of property and @deatb-trap. The plea of defective brakes as an excuse for disasters has worn thin from excessive Use. The road has had ample time to properly equip itself. If it be true, a3 stated, that work on ‘the Metropolitan Branch ‘double track and equtp- ment of all the cars with effective brakes are de- layed by the more urgent necessity of providing the customary dividend, such events as this should ‘work an immediate change of policy. These dis- asters are expensive, to say nothing of the blood upon the hands of those who are responsible for their occurrence. ———$—- = ____ ‘Mr. Crane’s figures appear confused and mean- ingless to Capt. Symons and Capt. Symons’ figures appear confused and meaningless to Mr. Crane. ‘Toacertain degree the public sympathize with and partictpate in the confusion of both. ‘The average citizen has about settled down to the conviction that nothing substantial can re- sult from wandering through a maze of guessing figures and statistical replies thereto, and to the determination to confine his growling to hts own intelligible grievance, whatever it may be. And this decision is wise. Unless it be as- Sumed that Capt. Symons fs a deliberate liar, and there is not the slightest ground for such an as- sumption, Mr. Crane's guesses, which are at the foundation of his accusing estimates, are shown tobetuaccurate. The burden of proof is upon Mr. Crane, and from the very nature of the case he Is unable to offer anything distinct and satis. factory. He has rendered good service in other branches of the water dtscusston, ‘but Mm this matter he fs striking wildly and in the dark. Col Ludiow, who, as the head of the water- ‘oMfice, has been the target of most of the charges or insinuations of corruption, based upon a snarl Of statistics, bas been and 13 a man of unques- ‘toned honesty, as well as ability, recognized as such even by many who have been offended by brusque treatment on his part. Public confidence m the uprightness of all the Commissioners re- mains entirely unshaken. There also remains un- fmpaired the inalienable right of voteless Washingtonians to growl at what displeases ‘them Im the conduct of public affairs. Such growl ing is their only recourse, and is frequently effec- tive. The discussion of water matters has resulted $m some changes and announcementsof advantage to the public, a better comprehension of the sitt- ation of affairs on the part of the people, more sat- tstaetory relations between Commissioners and ettizens, and encouragement to believe that in this and in other matters the Commissioners will De found acting in harmony with the intelligent wishes and best interests of the people of Wash- ington. Judge Cooley's letter, printed elsewhere in to- day’s Stax, explaining to a merchant the scope of ‘the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion and the proper mode of tnvoking them, de- serves a careful reading by everyone Who has to deal with a railway corporation in the couree of business. The Interstate Commission appears to Desuffering from a plethora of undigested com- Piatnts, made by persons who write to tt because Mey have nothing better to do, or because they cherish a grudge against a carrying company, or ‘Decamse they faney that the Commission ts all- Powerful and has only to utter a command in order to bring an extortioner to terms. When ‘these complaints produce no resul‘s the Commis- sion is blamed for its negligence, or for its need- Jess deliberation, or for its cowardice, or Worst of all—for its sympathy with the greedy corporations. Such charges are doubtless all about equally unjust. The commission cannot ‘De everywhere at the same time, it cannot invest!- gate a dozen cases simultaneously, and tt cannot exceed its jurisdiction, which was very carefully defined by the law of its creation. As a condition peecedent to any action on a complaint, that com- Plaint must set forth facts which will make a prima facie case. A vague accusation gives the commission no right, under the law, to take the ‘rst step im an investigation. Moreover, when a complainant tries to set forth his grievance, and shows, by his manner of going at it, that he is guessing at half the matters he sets forth as facts, 161s plain that the commission is not called upon to interfere till he shall have verifled the state. ments of his pleading. Persons who have fault to find with the railroads should remember that the tme which the commission devotes to am inquiry is the people's time, paid for out of the Treasury of the United States; and that every taxpayer has as much of aright to demand that that me shall not be wasted by frivolous inqui- fies or upon claims which could not possibly be enforced, as the citizen who 1s aggrieved has to demand that a portion of it shall be given to hig ease. ————____ ‘The last thing Henry George said to the reyort- ‘ra, as he stepped aboard a train for Syracusé yes. terday, was that he expected the State ticket nominated by the labor convention to win at the polls next fall. He could scarcely, with a good grace, have said anything less. But, considering ‘the confidence of Mr. George and his Ueutenants and their narrower fight a year ago, when they ‘had not the farming community to contend with, oF the land-owning operatives tn the factories, ‘which dot the suface of the interior of the State, 1t ts yet too early to make prophecies. One thing only iscertain: The larger the infusion of the Socialist, communist and other revolutionary ele~ ments in the composition of the new party, the shorter and straighter will be its road to ruin. $$$ ‘The work of storming the citadels of the affice- holders goes briskly on in New York, and tné posi ‘tions held by Thos. C. Platt and Jno. J. G/Brien are indanger. The Attorney-General’s Suit to oust ‘Mr. Platt from his Quarantine Commuissionership, towhich he seems to have, on the face of the pre- gentment, no valid claim, will pro’yably succeed in ‘the end, unless Piatt is able to pnt forth a defense om the merits instead of confiring himself, as at Present, to pure technicalities of procedure. Mr. OBrien ts confronted with the civil service rules, which require him to pass an examination with a pertain degree of excellence as a condition prece- Sent to reappointment as Chief of the Bureau of Bections. It remains to be seen whether these political leaders can make as effective use of thetr personal influence when out of office as they did of thetr power when in. $< ‘The Riddleberger farce has not come to an end exactly, but its continuance ts indennitely post- poned. This will be a relief to every patriotic citi_ gen who respects the Senatorial office, and whose sense of decency revolts at such performances as Dave been going on in Woodstock for the greater Bart of a week. Ibis tobe hoped that this may Prove to be the last of the affair. GERMAN TABLE LINENS. ‘NAPKINS and TOWELS. Svecial Barsainain Genuine RARNESLEY DAMASE, ‘the best and most durable. 55 BARNESLEY LINENS we bleached in the old-fash- fomed way, no chemicals em ployed, which renders them superior to all other Linen Goods. We ato dpe cided bargains in all nuzshers, tsatons Very Elegant HUCK ‘ro' >. a WELS, 83 per doz. NAP- Parents Sitting out their children for school will find our stock of DEES GOODS large and complete. FRENCH Casi, 48-inch - “MERES, wide, at S730, a Fenn en SLACK ARE MARE IDSC, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Tur Tux Or Tue Tows. THE GREATEST CUT-PRICE SALE ON RECORD. UNPARALLELED IN THE ANNALS OF TRADE. THE WISE HAVE COME HERE IN CROWDS, SECURED THEIE PRIZES, AND LEFT SMILING AND HAPPY. THE SCEPTICAL HAVE COME IN NUMBERS, DONE LIKEWISE, AND WENT AWAY CONVINCED THAT FOR A TEN-DOLLAR BILL WE ARE SELLING SUITS FOR GENTLE- MEN MADE FROM FINEST QUALITIES OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS, CUT AND MADE EQUAL TO BEST CUSTOM TAILORING WORK, MODERN IN DESIGN, AND PERFECT-FITTING IN EVERY PAR- TICULAR, NOT A SUIT AMONG THE EN- TIRE LOT WORTH LESS THAN 916.50, AND THE GREAT MAJORITY OF THEM HAVE BEEN SELLING AT $18, $20, AND $22 A SUIT, AND AT THOSE PRICES THEY WERE CHEAP-THE BEST VALUES OB- TAINABLE;BEREABOUTS. THINK A MO- MENT WHAT THEY ARE{NOW AT TEN DOLLARS A SUIT. THE CROWDS; OF EAGER PURCHASERS THAT DAILY SURROUND THE COUNTERS ON WHICH THESE UNPARALLELED BAR- GAINS ARE PLACED 18 “4 PLEASING SIGHT TO SEE.” OUR FORCE OF SALES- MEN IS TAXED TO ITS UTMOST WORKING CAPACITY TO MEET THEGREAT DEMAND. THEY WORK LIKE BEAVERS, HOWEVER, AND WE APPRECIATE THEIR HERCULEAN EFFORTS. YET IT I$ POSSIBLE THAT, BEING PRESSED FOR TIME, SOME PA- TRONS FAILED TO GET WAITED UPON. WE ASK THE KIND IXDULGENCE oF SUCH, AND WISH TO SAY NOW THAT THIS SALE OF PEERLESS BARGAINS WILL CONTINUE UNTIL WE CLOSE OUR DOORS ON NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. 80 THAT IP THEY WILL HONOR US WITH ANOTHER CALL THEY ARE SURE OF ‘BEING PROPERLY SERVED. SAKS AND COMPANY. WE WANT THE GLAD TIDINGS CON- VEYED TO EVERY HOME THE “EVENING STAK” REACHES AND ILLUMES, THAT IN ALL OUR ARRANGEMENTS THE BOYS AXD THEIR WANTS ARE EVER PRESENT Di OUR MINDS. THAT WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN THEM. THE BEST EVIDENCE WE HAVE TO OFFER IS IN THE HERETO- FORE UNHEARD-OF , BARGAINS FOR BOYS, AGES 4 TO 14, THAT ARE NOW GOING LIKE SNOW FLAKES IN A BLIZ- ZARD. THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS WILL (FOR THIS WEEK ONLY) SECURE THE CHOICE OF THE MATCHLESS as- SORTMENT OF SUITS (WITH SHORT PANTS) THAT—IT 18 CONCEDED-WERE SPLENDID VALUES AT 45, $5.50, 86.00, AND $6.50 A SUIT EARLIER IN THE SEA- SON, EMBRACING EVERY STYLE OF MA- TERIAL AND EVERY STYLE AND SHAPE OF SUIT. NO OLD OR SHOP-WORN STOCK-NOTHING EVER GETS SHOP- WORN HERE, WE DONT GIVE IT TIME— XO OLD STYLES OR UNDESIRABLE PAT- TERNS-EVERYTHING GRISP, BRIGHT, EW, AND OF THIS SEASON'S MAKE, AND “THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS ‘WILL BUY (FOR THIS WEEK ONLY) YOUR CEASE AT THE CLOSING HOUR ON NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. ‘WE WAST EVERYBODY TO PARTAREOF ‘THESE GREAT BARGAINS IN MEWS AND ‘BOYS SUITS. WHEN YOU ARE SUPPLIED PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE. you ‘WILL BE DOING A FAVOR TO EVERY MAX, ‘WOMAN, AND CHILD THAT YOULL MEN- TION THE FACT TO. YOU MIGHT ADD THAT AS WE CLOSE THE GREAT BAR- GAIN SALE ON NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT ‘THERE 18 NO TIME TO LOSE. SaKS AND COMPANY, CLOTHIERS TO THE MILLION, SEVENTH AXD MARKET SPACE. aul? : Txcouranaste Baroams WILL BE FOUND AT OUR REGULAR BARGAIN AND REMNANT DAY BALES, ‘THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. REMNANTS, BARGAINS, SHORT ENDS. We have placed on exhibition the following articles, reduced especially for this occasion: 9 Savers! pieces of Canvas Cloth, reduced from 12% to ota. About 50 picces of Steel River Lawn, 7-8 yard wide, reduced from 12% to 8 cts, A few pieces of Venetian Cloth, fm light and dart figures, reduced from 12% to 7 cts. © 2 cases of Pertshire Lawn, beantiful designs, only 5 “Alot of White Goods Ret of White Goods Remnants, consisting of Indis Linen, Plaid Nainsook Pique,Organdie, &c., at less than ‘The beat assortment of Se. Calico im the city, in Plain Black and Second Mourning Simpeon, light fig- ured Hartel, dark designs of Charter Oak, and many other brands. THE LAST LOT OF COLORED CASHMERE AXD SERGE REMNANTS, (1 yard wide) only 16 cts. per yard, BEGULAB VALUE 25 AND 85 CTS. In order to give everybody a chance to secure an ex ceptional bargain we will continue to sell our Rem- nants of French Satine at 10 cts. per yard, worth 25 and 35 cts, B ‘The chief of all bargains in our Remnant Sales this Week isa lot of Domestic Hosiery, consisting of La- dics’, Gents’ and Misses* Hose, from 5 cts, to 12% per Patr, worth double the price. A special reduction if sold by the dozen. This isa great inducement for 9 dealer to procure a profitable bargain. Several cases of Domestic Sateen Remnants fp dark and light figures, reduced to @% and 6 cts. per yard; Yegular value 10 and 12% cts. A new invoice of Bleached Cotton Remnants, con- ‘isting of the beat brands in the market, such as New York Milla, Wamsutta, Pride of the West, andother Saually good beands,at 8 cls. ver yard, worth 10 and REMNANTS, BARGAINS, e SHORT LENGTHS. It is advisable to come soon after reading this an- ‘nouncement to secure the best. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. THE PRICE MARKED 18 THE ONLY PRICE. co BBI 4 Me bt PgR SS ast* Bes & Eo? = > 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH ST. STORE ALWAYS KEPT AT A DELIGHTFUL TEM- PERATURE BY OUR PATENT COOLING a7 FANS. Bass Tiur Neves Waue Ocz. Genuine Alligator Skin, Sadler-made, are the Trav- ling Satchels opened this morpingat the Palais Royal. ‘They're leather lined, ornamental, useful, durable and cheap. 84.39 to $12.98; price according to size, A gentleman is he who's proud to be called A mM 3 Ry AA Ree MS Rs “GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE” “GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE.” “GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE.” “GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE." “GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE” “GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE” “GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE.” MM MM Mum go ENE ww OER MMM KEE NNN > Gentlemen, we must “give the devil his due." Since ‘we've been advertisidg MEN'S GOODS (it’s only a day oF two) we've doubled our business. The Star is «costly (a devilish costly) medium of advertising, and we ques- tion, in our minds, whether we're not giving the devil more than his due. Advertising is necessary, but so are low prices at this season, We think our men must grumble at being tired, because low prices have at- ‘tracted so many of you(men). SOME OF THE LOW PRICES. 44c. ENGLISH SILK SCARFS, 3 FOR 81. 50c. POLKA-DOT SATIN WINDSORS, 390. 25c. PURE LINEN HANDKKROHIEFS, 220. WARRANTED PURE LINEN HANDKERCH'S 12%, @8c. PURE CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 48c. 25. FANCY DESIGNS ENGLISH SOCKS, 23c. ‘YSc. FANCY PURE LISLE THREAD SOCKS, 35c. 98c. BLACK ENGLISH SILK SOCKS FOR 75¢. 81 STRIPED ENGLISH BAL UNDERWEAR, 65c. 48c. VENTILATING BAL UNDERWEAR, 29c. 98c. EXTRA-FINE BAL UNDERWEAR, 760, PLAITED “CHAMPION” DRESS SHIRTS, GOc. PALAIS ROYAL SURPRISE DRESS SHIRTS, 50c. $1 FRENCH PERCALE DRESS SHIRTS, 890. ‘(collars snd 1 pair cuffs.) 250. 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS, 20c. PATR. 75c. FANCX EMBROIDERED NIGHT SHIRTS, 68c. GENUINE FRENCH GUYOT SUSPENDERS, 37c. SOLID LEATHER TRAVELING 8ATCHELS, $3.39. LEATHER “TOURISTS” FOR TRAVELERS, G&c. ‘Water-proof cases, compartments for toflet articles S0c. DOUBLE STRAPS WITH HANDLES, 25c. SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMES. 4 case fall of samples under show-window. Ivory Handle Umbrellas, reduced from $10 to $7.98. ‘Heavy Solid Silver Crook Hsndles, to $7.98. Boxwood Handles and Silver Band, to 84.06. “Gloria” Umbrellas. $1.50. Warranted two yearn, Ea" We've two big windows full of samples of above. Don'tpassby. STOP 11! (A. LISNER, Sols Proprietor and Manager), Re cate Dealt, ess te Scr of He 2118 Foam aylvania avenue, Hovsrexesrrzs Arrexrioy. The INDESTRUCTIBLE STANDARD FUEL ‘BLOCK can be burned in any range, stove, of grate: ‘will cook & meal at the small cost of % of acent, SIMPLE AND ABSOLUTSLY SAFE, No dirt or ashes; cheapest fuel in the market. ‘Gold in sete: Large size $2.50; small 82, (Call and seo it practically tested at STANDARD FUEL CO.'S OFFICE, 521 Tht Send for cirenlarn, Laon Faxcy Usoenvests. ‘Weare showing an excellent Imo of Ladies’ extra-fine Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck and 20 sleeves, Colors—Card nal, Pink and Light Blue. Finished in an elegant manner with silk ribbon around the neck and sleeves. Only 750. each. (Furst floor; south arch.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts. n.w, ‘We have lately opened 50 dozen Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Sk Undervests, low neck and short sleeves, elegant quality. Colors—White, Cream, Pink, Light Blue, Old Gold, Cardinal, Lavender and Black. We have marked these $1.50 per garment, on account of the latensssof the sea- son, although they compare favorably with the quality we have sold heretofore at 82. (First floor south arch.) = WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. n. w. Geax Groves Anz Soancr. A purchaser informs us that Gray Taffeta Gloves are scaree. We areshowing an excellent Une of Ladies’ 6 But. Jersey Taffeta Gloves, in ‘assorted shades of Gray, also in Black, which we ‘aro selling at the low price of 50. per pair, 50 dozen Ladies’ 5 But. Black Silk Mitts, lace wrists, Only 25c. per pair. 50 dozen Ladies’6 But. Black Jersey Silk Gloves, reduced to close from @5e. to 50c. per pair. (First floor; center.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Oor. 11th and F sts. nw. Lace Deranrunyr Renverions. ‘To cause the immediate sale of those lots we lower their price, 120 dozen yards Colored Cotton Lace, three and four inches wide, in combinations of Cardi- pal and Beige, Brown and Beige, Navy Btug and ge. REDUCED FROM 7 AND 9 CENTS TO 5 CENTS PER YARD, ‘This offers an exceptional opportunity of which advantage should be taken, 1 lot (about etx pieces) 42-inch Colored Oriental Lace Flouncings—Black, Seal Brown, Garnet and Navy, embroidered in Beige and Cream, Regular price cut in half, REDUCED FROM @1 TOSOCENTS PER YARD. ‘Wo shalloffer the Narrow Laces to match the above at 10c. per yard. Formerly 12}¢. ‘Pheso itoms ropresent but a very amall part of our bargains in Laces. (First floor; right of entrance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 12th and F sts. n. Axomma Bazoaw Feast, ‘THIS TIME IT 18 CORSETS. ‘Twice a year our domestic Corset mannfac- turers send us a “Job Lot” of Corsets. These ‘are the Imperfect Corsets of the preceding six- month manufacture, thrown aside for “slight imperfections,” such as a flaw in the bone, wrong stitching, dropped thresd, amall oil spots, those made imperfectly by beginners, in fact, alt corsets that are not fully up to tho standard. A great many of these imperfeetions are hardly perceptible, and in noneare the wear- ing qualities the least impaired. The lot em- braces @ variety of styles, including Roth's Double Bone and others equally desirable; some ‘have two bones over the hips, some have spoon ‘Dusk, ail have lace edge at top, are silk stitched, and fenued with white and colored silk. Colors, ‘White, Cream, Ecru, Drab, and Gray. We sell the same styles in our regular atock at 75c., $1, and $1.25 Per Pair. We offer you the choice of the lot, as midsummer attraction, for 50c. PER PAIR, Note.—We havo all the sizes in the entire lot, Dut nof ail sizes in any one style, hence the ne- cessity of an immediate response. (Second floor; either elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTBEOP, Cor. 11th and F sta. n. aul? ANTED—TWO APPRENTICES AT DRESS ARO from now until the Istof De- ees aS pies: cember at 2 ey aS Apply, eee wor q eee ae Detween Q and K sts. war ‘ED—AS SEAMSTRESS AND GEANEER inaid in 9 small family, an ex] aegisl with th references, 208 New jersey ave. s.c. sul? WAzep-4 6 GOOD 1 MASHER: AND Apply 817 Mafket apace usta AW Noman for conte HOTEL COOK, WATCHMAN, ‘woman for coffee and hot t cakes ey kitchen an, Bartender, ‘mais ne ‘wowes cooks, NATIONAL EADON BUREAU. O13 613 RI It? W. (TED-SETTLED WHITE COOK, ALSO AS- Eee, with ees ironing for officer's femtly thre at va Home: wages S14. TIONAL LAUOR BUREAU, 81a rth a. oe So ee Ww Rooney an Gail aveil Tthet. FOLEY. eguieat WANTED —A WELL RECOMMENDED YOUNG ‘Woitonaes munvar monte old. “806 2st st Ex and alcove: 2d floor same, 34 floor, ih new ick bay_window house: 1105 Sth St. n.w-s ytful location ; references. aul’ NT—UPPER PORTION OF HOUSE ania ave. n.w., coutalning fifteen rooms Apply G20 Pennsylvania ate. t.. pricey ok RENT — LARGE, NICELY- FURNISHED Rooms. “800 10th et. nw. it oa RENT — NICELY FURNISHED TRIRD- st wat room; also a front hall rom. Hlesnas fly: reut reasonable. 1418 9th st nw. FOR RENT, OSESHALY OF A SUITE OF NICELY iurnished Rooms, to a gentleman; location ve: Gosirable: best references “givel: and required A dress, with particulars, “ROOMS.” Star office. anl6-3t° ‘OR RENT — THR EURNISHED ROOM MOG O atreet how. Mleferences required ante {OR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATIS ‘hished Roomaon accood or thisd door at He, Gallon Sie 10s mands won m ‘Roomy bay window. see, 810 por month: and a Gis Sat st new ‘and bath, furnished, ae a Wass —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT =a Teau, conducted by ladies. Men free | of domestic labor, for ci ith reference. 717 M st, n.w. had ny ST. N.W., LARG! oR RENT 0s EEF RG frat tors also, Hall Room; hot and cold bath. Prices Fetvosbieopirmanent pe sa1e3e SEWLY WaREED ow BAND TODAY A WHITE NURSE. frst-claas restaurant cooks white Sop te legen sade, Fir Mot nw DUNDORE. Te ‘ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS ARBER, 1 Wiese are FLOR REN WO VERY PLE: Paseo es mater reat Prices; delightful locality ; private: bw. D—A YOUNG LADY TO MAKE CHAN ‘do = Ii <must write plain, easy hand."Address "LADY." Staroftice, ie? OR RENT—THREE FLOORS, UNFURNISHED, ‘together or singly, at very low rates. 1209 G st bw. aul5-3i° ED—AT ONCE, A FIRST-CLASS eat ‘Cook: none oth t 43 gUat. bw, bewweenS and FoSoc im: “ules WASTED AWHITE GIL To Do LiguT WORK in -asmall family. (Call between Sand 9 to-night, ‘with references, at 705 K st. n. w. ie Wi ATED 1.000 COOKS AND GENERAL Houseworkers:@10 000; Nurses, Waitrose: House Men, Waiters, Farm at Hani Be e.§ this clty, With 60: also, for 5 ESSORNERSb0Gs Peet MSE “WANTED_AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER: young man preferred, Address, stating axe, ex: perience and expected, BOOKS, Star office. It WNTED {A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL IN ‘small family for general housework; no wash- ingorironing. Apply at3154iget.aw. | it" \NTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL house work in small family; references required. Apply at 12 3d.t n.e. 1 ‘WANTED. A RELIABLE PERSON, TO_TARE ‘the agency in thelr town for one of the best {ng articles on the market; retails for 20e a 80 ‘oem 5 family. West clevelaua, bio. °""* ie ANTED— WILL ANY WHO, KNOWS ereabouts of Mary Sweeney, formerty cook at Naval Observatory and Brofeeegr Balle, kindly rita thosamg to MU BAMPEON, Naval academy; Aaa | F ‘WANTED_WOMEN CooKS, 91010825; MAIDS, nurses, launds city ands comity. ‘hotel and farm and dairyinen.atonce. tatiranee cooks, wail NATIONAL TABOR BUREATY, 619 70h ANTED-TEN FIRST-CLASS TINNELS AN Wa A poet fel a some rarer ane: ‘at the BOLUS, Agi, 2142 13th 16-1 Wi na ED—A GOOD Mi SHANTELA AND amare SET- tor at Mt. poses 407 ¢ Ee nw. aul6-21 TED EIR LPRE! SED must May ot night "Apply to 4000 E st s.w: _aul6-3t* WANTED DY A FAMILY OF THREE, A FLUST. flame, cook, washer, and sroner: steady woman home ‘desired: references required. BRUM DES IBS aloe Wace i ana TIS Wa ‘TED-TEN UNION PLASTERERS. #4 PER day; six Hodearriers. Apply to L. ‘T. FAY, cor- nor 12thand'S sts ‘an15-3t" NTED — WOMEN COOKS 10 TO. 940: Wa Dermal UTses ro es in ci graway: Waiters, Drivers and Hands, Colo Sien Cooks. COOMLS & BURGEDS, 820° sen FOE RENT_POUR UNFURNIGHED ROOMS, 05 d floor; suitable for lieht housekeeping: Just ess Governinent, Printing Oftce: ina tau adults; rent moderate. 73H et.n.w. aul3-Ot_ RNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ‘Hocans: ‘bay windows in every room: cofner house, ‘Dew; soutt and east front; references requis red. uot Ket nw. =a Ss Fecha nud wits will aute tem on our Mat ime and trouble by calling at ous Room As Fst. Info ‘D. RAMEY. 393. ca NISHED AND UN ‘URNISHED ROOM! Large, light. and Prices ‘Fgssonable, ‘Transient Todeing, Foe 50c., THE CLINTON loUsE: 826, 8 Boas2e, 828 7th t. nw. Main éntranoe tho city. Je8-Sin Btrect cars pass the Joor to all parts of MORIN REL Stadt F Ro REN’ T--MISCELLAN EOUS (OR RENT—A GOOD STABLE AND CARRIAGE- house. Appl D Also, two desirable Toons, ‘auld-Lw* cel _FOR RENT—HOUSES. RENT—HOUSES 2431 Oot aw. mai. tm, “W250 F st. ne. Sr. 8125 O25 Cat. Ges. OTSA WY aE ero. GIO C st. aw Gr. 432000 8 Fm ne, br 38 Out sta, 412 papas alley AF ‘alley. 4. Haida sunese “ RrO16 Sth stg wade 8.50 STORES, OFFICES, ETC. Store room 1416 ae cies i Suand dwell em ae Str. 1541 Met 1: Celise, 1 SU. ria and cel. gee Toth and Mass. The above te only books.” For fail list the Istand 15th. son Oe for bah inten taened Oe {eul7] THOS) E. WAGGAMAN. ST. N. E. CONTAINING a f20ie, ceo Far wall ten to 8 CHAS. EL BANES, 10035 Fst aw. morn cx ta ¥. auly OR arreaneet ak a AND 4760 81. N.w. eleven Tooms eac! thodern umprovementa, Inguire at 1000 0. aul7-0t OR MENT=418 6 ST, OPPOSITE PENSION BU- reau; four-story bri P $48 \per month in advance: SONS Stove Store, 718 sth at ue OF AE Fe. RENT—@13, Ho. 1008 VENTH STREET ‘house in : BRYANT, 516 Othet nw. | 68 PA JOR RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE Sd pleasantly situated Brick Dweliing-nie oot incudiny bath, 103 20st. noe. er-diwe Re KENT 1513 OTH STREET § 2 RAAEATS story and basement G-room brick dwell home: $2440. SWOMMSTEDT & BRADLEY Jt, BW auls-Ge RENT —THREE-STORY yAND CELEAl FE Dwelling, rooms and baive all meders improvements. O25 Pat. Bw: Prive: $40; alae tines, story and basement Brick Dwelling, 8 rooms aud ‘bath; all modern improvements: 1137 5th st. now. Ti5G xAf0, Re month. ‘TYLER & meestecs) |F NT—608 11TH ST. N. W..8 ROOMS, MOD. jet reuneute, jUst Hordh of corer of F nt. un central Ses tu jon. ADIY at 1912 Sth vi. uw POE, SALEBANGAIN-LANGE “HORSE, FIV inealmsized mare seven: Poth aotind wid new side-byr bueey: sleigh, harness: must be sold; Feasonable offer refused. Anquire 009 Lat a.m, aug 1 SALE—OF ‘aud Harness. Inquire st 2 HEINAND. Cele ale Ee pan ees A ‘Used toladies’ driving: fast aud gene. Grae greta aiees Guanes 2 GOV EAN MENT Con RAL, 14th st, near Long Bridge aul5-0t JOR SALE — A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURAN Shear the Center Market, well stocked with. wines, Havors, Se. lesson for selling: redeig trom Past: aepod inventmens.”” DOVER & Sita, Mauis-3 7th wt and Ma. ave ac. OR SALECA CANRIAGE AND A PALI OF FIN Buy Horses.” Jaguire at Stable, rear of 1318 Ver mont uvesof J. PRVOLe aula JOR SALE_A MEAT AND GROCERY STOKE: & plcndid chance for gome cue to get hold Oca maid frogs: cation od, can aales aud gw Fe lease: horse aud waons; no liquors; eause, ea ‘owner bad. Address HG. L, Sta we WOR SALE—BUY YOU no CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and Daytona, all styles and prices, in nase: Wat. WAxTED- 4 ‘SITUATION BY AN ENGINEER oF irteen years experience with Stationary, Hois ‘Traction Engines; have first-class licepke: can coho well recotumeuted, ‘Address 3: Oster Obioe1* See ta er writer, law or private busine ry, No 2 rd Pam object th pruction; references if desired. PARKER, Star o aul7- WASTED-BY 4, RESVECTARTE COLORED woman a fainiiy's washing. y's oF gentle- man’s washing, “Apply at 1147 10th at, between L Sud a 6 it” ANTED—SITUATION BY TWO IRISH GIRLS, ‘Who are willing to work; have never been em- Ployed ip this country, “Addresu 723 4th.et ne, Wastepcs SIRUATION A; CLOSHINGEAND inanufscturing ‘merchant, of expericucr, otng bushes forkayaell; with good velereives, "Ad? Gross B. HL, Star office. aul a tong fap foods merchant. Done busl- Waris merc e bial ness for myself good tiauy years; with good. enoes. Address 4 aul TONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE- Keepers, Nurses, Maids, Governesses, Drivers, Waiters, Housemen, Farm Hends (Male and Female Clerks, ‘stores or offices); cities and country. F. M. BUBNHAM, 630-632 Fat. n.w. ‘U13-6t" Ol SALE—THE “OTTO" GAS ENGINE E- quires no boiler: avoids all expensive at uo loss of time ; no handling of fuel. and price list ‘DABALLAUY, Agent, 731 7tust my? OR “asLanyEEAT GRAND BARGAINS IN Pranot. “Ono beauttfal 71) Qcvaxe Honcwoad Up- ight Smagnifcent instrument, for 6200 cab. Owner Kerving-clty., Gostto order, ‘Oue Brst-claee Hallett & Davie Sq some Hosewood: carved leg Seu; wary fie tone fot Culs $175, nt 810. per month, of if cash, good dis count Cost $600 new. ‘Wehave now on ai afew choice nesrly new, very fucurminiteto exchange for Bguare Fiatos, oi the beat possible terms, and our taode of excuanya sive Jou the highest advantages. Comte’ and Sik ‘exe Shanze with use Can save You 23 to" 8100 from faney prices of other dealers. (yoy THE FIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS. 422 9that. ‘OR SALE — HEALTHY NG CUBAN PAI rots, $4; also young Male Mocking Birds, $2.5 ‘each, at SCHMID'S Bird Store, $923-Im 12th st., two door south Pa, 708 SALE—DRICKS—BUILDING BRICK FOR sale at lowest prices. Delivered on cars of Balti- imore and Ohio Kailroad at Queenstown or in Washing- Sa ‘Terra Cotta Co, Office, 1411 G st 1y19-Ln Aovaxce Fac, Srvizs oF READY-MADE CLOTHING. ‘TO MEET THE FARLY DEMAND FOR FALL GOODS WE HAVE JUST MADE UP A FEW ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF BUSI- ‘NESS SUITS FROM ENGLISH AND DOMES- ‘TIC CASSIMERES. ‘THEY ARE THREE-BUTTON CUT-AWAT CoaTs. VESTS CUT LOWER THAN LAST SEASON, AND ARE IN ALL DETAILS THE VERY LATEST STYLES, IT IS HARDLY NECESSARY TO SAY THAT OUR GOODS ARE ALL MADE WITH THE BEST SEWINGSILK, THE TRIMMINGS AND WORKMANSHIP FIRST-CLASS, AND BOTH MATERIAL AND MAKE GUARANTEED. NOR ISIT NECESSARY TO REMIND YOU THATNO HOUSE IN WASHINGTON HAS SUCH A VARIETY OF LENGTHS AND SHAPES OF ANY GIVEN SIZE BREAST ‘MEASURE AS WE HAVE, AND THAT WE ARE THEREFORE BETTER ABLE TO FIT THE TALL AND SLENDER OR THE SHORT AND STOUT MAN. IN MEDIUM WEIGHT SUITS, EITHER CASSIMERES, SERGE AND CORKSCREWS, YOULL FIXD THE NEWEST AND BEST HERE. EB. BARNUM & CO, sul? 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Muze M. J. Praxor, 1300 F STREET NORTHWEST. LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, RUSSIAN BANGS. REA WAVES, Always in Order by Piain Combing. Hetr Dressed and Bangs Shingled, au15-Im* Sime Orr TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. ‘The proposals which I received for my entire stook of DRY GOODS aud CARPETINGS were not satistne- tors. ‘As the goodsare togo ats great sacrifice,I much prefer that my customers should get them; hetite will continue to retail next week, and will offer the grest- ‘est barwains ever known. Specialties for the week will be Dress Goods of all ‘Kinds, and Cassimores and Cloths for boys' and men's ‘wear. ‘Twelve hundred spools of Clark's best cotton, 4c. per spool. ‘This sale is positively cash. Store building for rent ereale. All persons indebted to the firm will plese call and settle at once. W. W. BURDETTE, a Ae Pee aun oe ‘ave. DW Gar Gn Ta Ba Buss. “Tau concosp Sazwmses & Tull Stock of all kinds kept constantly on band. ANTED — 1 YOU WANT A COOK, MAID, ros, walterean, Jnundreas, men cooks, waiters, scullions, farm anda, ‘orlaborer, call at NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 613 7th st. nw. al6-Gi Por, SAEE-ONE SECONDHAND UrnicnT E’¥itno, $175, We are oferine special tangas ih pright sud Square Pianos. Pisnos exchanged au rent HUGO WORCH & 60. 025 Tih st mews 15 WASTED BY R LADY GRADUATE, WHO HAS ‘been successful in teaching, a position; music, English, higher, mathematic aud the full course of French aud Latin taught; references exchanged, Ad- arose’ IF BACHE, 213 Est. new, Washington, D.C. a0 ANTED—AT HEA! TARTERS POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber! Waitress, Laundress, 1d. Nursess, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coach- mien, Butlers, aud Valets. COOMBS & BURGESS. _WANTED--ROOMS.. FE SALE BICYCLES HOPPER SAFETY, $30 3 Columbia, $30; 00 Ideal 54 Harvai Victor Tricycle, #40: Puycho satety, e120. THE SCYGnERIES 1900 New York ave. jy] JOR SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND Yarclahed wacons, 4 niilk wasons and 2 6-passen. ker Varmshed wagons: also painted wagons, and ladies phetons, aud one stage, on easy terms. J. J.COOK, my28-3m, Fe: SALE—CALIFORNIA, WINES: CLARET, 31 tore E.Por sth Hock $1: Sweet Catamba, 30 Dry, Hoe nike ‘ Qt avods, vere tfo0 I A'SELIGSUS 1200 Bacay. my23-u atend wife in private fancily. between eh aud = Seo ree Star of NEAR V 16th and P and W sts. nw. fice, WEANTEDIAN UNFURNISHED ROOM. Government Printing Ofice, with th of two. Address W. M. E., Star office, ‘TED—FURNISHED AND UNFUBN WAREED SOUNISHED AND, UNE URNISEED same. Save time, trouble and money, by writing to ROOM-RENTING pees 612 9th st. n.w. aul6-3t* (NTED — ANT tings unturnie y furnished.rooms on 1st or 24 foors, suitable for light housekeoping. by September 1. Address 1735 10th st. nw. aul6- TANTED — BY A GENTLMAN AN 7 W children) throe unfurnished or partly furuished ress, giving floor, Booms for light housekeeping. giving floor, Tocatign, aud price, HOU! EPING, 3 Waray GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND BABY, oF; 5-3 two unfurnished Kooms, Board, or three in section th Sf ‘M, and east of 14th wa oMtdress, ‘with terms, RELIABLE, Star office Wa rou UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR be -keevil ‘September 1st; northwest section Advese box 6, Shar attice. auls-3t ANTED-! )-BOOMS--TO PARTIES HAVING ROOMS: WY ep Some PaaS TING ROOMS that wit pre them time, Gress and money. Room Renting Ages ancy, 93S F st. 3315-2m_ WANTED—HOUSES. TE] - A HOUSE, CO) ING Were, ht rooms: price trom 82. sit A , oF a good. ing Tat: gash payment: bal- $20o arr Rdrens D0. W.,otar ofhen ‘ANTED—DIRECT FROM oWaEEE ES Want iets ter cam ectaserns Say. provers placed ca with us will bbe liberally adverti our ex- ae, He ‘Tosurance (OMPSON, 1313 Fety Adjoining Bun Build. WANTED—LOTS. N ANTED- To PURCHASE —A BUILDING LOT cheap from owner. Address Wiens “teedlgcees aul6-st Le SAME -MISCELLANEOUS a (Six, 1400 Hata. NITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, clot, Watehios, Guns, Pistols 2 Highest cath ices paid ‘Ad Bis ithetew. Sereda cere ieee ey care Warnes get rancid: Keeps beter than podnfaction guaranteed of honey ‘returned. BSNSISTSO, Sot Center Stanek. sus-Sw" [STED-A U. & OR “NATIONAL” FILE FOR Wiis IRDA S. & OF SRA ion, wine, and price FIsiee: BRUCE & FISHER, anit G_WAGON. Fa CHEAP. WILE “GOOD-FITTING, puED (Glothes.” made to order, ooat fitted on: be ayes ioe eo Ft GABH PRIOR PACD FOR Waren Donat Feria, adress Box. ar oe ‘audd-ime TOR SAL-E_ABOUT, 1.000 POUNDS 0} rel and about 800 tae ‘Rate Tove, intely in uso on this paper. Me taco ot both fouts’ is de- sirable, the ocd coudition, aud eapableot ex, cellent service for two. OF, three” years obs rf be wold heap in b gress tHE VENiNO. UTA NEWSPAPER Se Washington, D.C. COUNTRY BOARD. A FEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED A at the most delightful country seat in the vicinity Sesh vegetable, private conveyance to end frou elty Addres JUNTRY SEAT, 8! ti - aoe COUNTRY BOARD AT STOTI'S STATIO: ‘on the Met, Branch of the B. and 0, Railroad. 435 For terms apply to Mm 3-4 aul miles from the city. JOUNSON, 412 6th st. i IRST-CLASS ¥ BOARD, XCELLENT SPRIN water, fruit, mil and Shade, 1} miles from Harper's Forry, nearest town 15 minutes’ walk. Address W. 3. Elgin, Keep Tryst P. O., Washington County, Md. aul3-Gt_ IRST-CLASS BOARD. CLAGETT MANSION, FE iam Hasdrona For particulars gui pote of, Be CLAGETT oradivess Ginsttt ttausion, Braghbwood B. sae five sntuter walk from station and port-ofie: sha jenty milk and butter, EUTiEE BOWERS, Herouo Fairfax Count 0. and W. PRING BANK FAR jandria. offers first-class 4 table, fruit, tee, milk, Re, “Fermi $3 per week. met, daily, SPRING BANA, Alexandria, ty28-3we “6, NOMFORT RETREAT,” (NEAR | HARPER'S Ferry.) ‘True to name, and all udvantages neces to promote comfort. Bret clase patronage soltctod ure iculara on application Sta Wed CLARK: Keep tryat Wash Gos Ma PERSONAL. CUTE, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ud Answers. Send 10c, to bookstores orto BW. FLUNN, AM Ivy Institute, aul5-1m? Southwest cor. 8thand K stan. (BALDWIN JOHNSON, DESIRES ALL CASH , pugs ot coal and woud tocall on hina for pices, Faci ny firm ‘Dust esas ‘Main ofice corner 1th stand ie 2 ‘sui0-3mo 'N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON fess ‘now: fo pay full value for Gente Second-hand ‘Address or callat SUSIE'S id Stand, 610 D at. uw. Sy16-61 LOST AND FOUND. 3030 1307 Qat.:: Above i HED. Kn A soo! ‘19th & Jefferson Pi. .#200 Mavsan or Thos C.-3i88 Latte Rare ies ope ot bag Cae tothe: tae Keetinear 18th st at i ete ja OTTO near Coun. av, 1r.250 7th st., near K, 30r. 33 Oth at ne Sis OFFICE ROOMS. Fst. E: -40 7thand E sts.iw...10815 for rent or saleis hverauy | Saaieaesceee se For list of property for rule. call or wend at offica, aul5 10. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. a, 920.40 20.40 | | 4143 2ast, 10r., &e. | S120 Pacay., Fein. Sisbe be | Bis Woe, store, st Sts 77 Wht Sth B RENT— Gor. tnt & Bae. 127...200! 1415 Corcoran at. Or. 215 11th st. n.w., 10F.40 $08 ath KR RENT—1836 147H ST. N.W.,9 ROOMS, 340 ih, Hous open fOr miepaction, Apsiy’ Ree ‘GOLDSCHMID, Room J, 1325 Fst icw. _suld-3m We. N.W Or 308e Stirs usw or Loge G1 Lest. nw., Or. 2 BEAD Me 3 B a | POE BES —A TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, | the nociweptern section of the city, Wetween here ai arm for Ten ‘per gnouth, on y | ist Gepuember. HILL & JOHNSTON, 138-15 ae nw. + ROR REST— 711 rth st nw. store ‘and dwelling Bot eer) ae Car fave, 14r.. 83.33 sins eery Benes! BS ehareat eo /538 Ast et aw. G1 ven Terrece.Or. 3438 Graven Termace-r.90 20" ‘Theabove houses canbe ctroficeouly. ‘THOMAS reir 0. ae. © ST. N. E, FOUR- 708 RENT—HOUSE 11 Bick: 17 rooms: OST—SATURDAY EVENIN 7 ere ene cca | RE) TG BaP wes Seg] Bracele eculiar to Town Circles cet_DOUBEE CHOGHET GHAWE ON 77H oF Le fryecn Boundary, and Gchaetoen Park. Liberal rd ned wT. M. BIEEP, 20th and Me O@T—ON AUGUST 16, ON 77HST, OR TN a Sa pear Beckeoak 3K. conitsining abo Tach Key. “Aeuiable rewardif left af Olt we ANTED—TO BOY ‘DAORIE MAHOGANY Ww Nth Sirt a ae iy Ar = Sh Speen or aa eae NERY oe AND Biyneal deta can aad ¢ So rien Sa tee reauired. Agency, WA ite 35 EE eee Ee i EVENING, ened eat be oDe 2 | acum oo ae pear rie unfurnisied. ‘Store, with fix- 212 lst st. ne. RK RENT—BRICK Ht ments, 2013 G st. ‘Aoely 163 OR RENT— yt ty a ae PR siipene | titty cows and horse FOR RENT_HOUSES b is 100 1607 Tse ‘Conn Ith et 903 LoLh st and iow si Also a large number of [ammished bo PITCH, FOR S 143 Lote: Pst nin ‘Call at once. ™ AT A BARGAIN — 3 Pierce Bince ALE—LOTS. AOR SALE-1 OFFER Po! Ww DAYS FR2h.S tcraine fs Doe: For nk Pen, DAY kowN, Three Lots on New Hainpahire ave., between W. Nate nw AUSTIN DOWN fical Estate suid tone, _ani7-6t 1a3e Pat te 20K, SALE-AN ALLEY LOT IN NonTHWrs: 28 by GS feet, cheap and on reasunal ‘4 = autre at 8 1h tree 2s Fes Ww Penw 70R SALF GOOD LOT ON ¢ ST Bw. at BLO per ay. Fook ‘wok BI_85 ON R STREET, $1.50 por ag. foot. SWOKM: it RET. out NEAK SD ST MSTEDT & BRADLEY, aul3-6t F 7 Pat haw {OR SALE—ONE OF THE PINEST BUILDING Hall, on Massachusetts ave, 4th wt, and D n.e..also fronting Stanton Square. sbout 10.000 fect, Address LONDON, Stat fh ule EWIS, KE 10 MONTHLY. Perfect title. abstract and deeds fre Ulars furnished by AL ESTATE POwkelin REQUIRED Athan tive ot aty ono-1a WELLER P.8.—Invest your « limits where it fy absolutely JOR SALE r Fraime, 10th, near Mnw.: feet: 7 rooms ‘ratue, Oth. Beck near oth nw, tot 23. 9.000" aah, a ay. ® BUSINES NY PERSONS WIT Aa ious | Bete ara Tr $4,000, above at reasonable figures Ap aul7-6t Ware, TO 30 per acre | Wastineton it well beautiful site Address Box . Heat LBW, jlot 31 by 99 fest; 8 rome; 3: 11 roome; SS CHANCES. l ALERT F. FOX, uly ate USINESS OPPORTUNITY.—STOCK, GOOD WILL and fixtures of aC well located, and do- a good busts rice BNO. As person tn ogood payia ill tind 1 advantageous to address GoD Star slices sure CASH WIL. BUY THE STOCK AND atures of s first-class Grocery. coutrally Teated, doing a good business. Ment $20, time rests Address box T1, Stat nil mbanthr "120 = TOL DWELLING, 1211 G ST. ciletor Millinery Contereaeee Cai On excellent bugibes street. Keys aller ae JOR SALE-AT A®GKEAT BARGAIN, HOTEL, fcontaining between iv anid 4 partly ture ished: Team aud furniture for sale cheap tmvost eet tral ‘location in Washington. Address HOTT Siar office, sy oul Wi STERTO, EXCHANGE, 300,000 LaNps and lots, whole or part tor koran or mtocka, Ad dress, for descriptive paluphists, J, MAKES NOGBRS, er, Bladensburg, Md. Ten por cent to men feotiatinye. ‘autociwe G TERM_—OR POR RENT 1 fa whole orin part, one-half square | feet’on 1zth wt. uunine from C4 imine 30.000 fewet, eel ed Vy oilice aud lange Uw tn root. at 0x1 15, covered by roof on Bet ow. At. wharves, Located on Merchant, 14th an storage warehouse, on Water st. of ground, jomed by B-toot omtory Traine 14th st, near WO Pennsylvania, JAS. F. BAKBOUK, id B sis, nw, QOR SALE OR RENT — TO LUMBER, WoC or fe large yard connected wit B. & 0. by wide truck ahd wwitehs Apply to atk Bleu. Camo & Son's, hy KIVERT D-VUENT LIME, $y15-1m* Delaware ave., bet. Gand Hine. JOR 1 THE ABERT, 408 oth st. CAPITAL THEATER, vt Jen T COMPANY TT"2, 2 SEGTON. SArE Deposr AND FIKE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE, U16 PA. AVE, N. W, (South & Persons going ‘abrowd, or jeavin shou! avail themselves oF the al low rates. faluablen are ste ‘Oftice Hours: 9a. 1m. to 4p. 20-6m_“aturiay 84 COUNTRY REAL oR SALE Stantontowa, D. C.: a portion . Address CHAS. SHLPLI: land street, Baltimore, Ma. OS BESSINGS Boab. NeaK Stn cool house,with piazzus Address SINGS, Star ollice, =A FURNISHEL Apply immediat aN aud O sts, n.W ‘Knowles’ Station, KR Now is thet spring. Apply or 1068 Jefiers n Bri aud » WK. WHEATLEY, at st, Georgetown, shaded yard luis come me of ow. wecurities,Sowsieg, lew.” Clothing, pasting, works Unc-a-brnc, Flrm,cariwts, Ser ker cag Take action betore, rather Ua urued “ STATE. 150 ACRES OF VACANT LAND aT fit suited TON, LAR aul K SALE AT uch Baud O, t realy for we Station, 15-1m FOE SALES THREE ACKES. WITH THREE OOM House, near Chain Bride Washington city; health Die for one in, location ines in the rhe 5 Bo'clock pm. at publicauctic aud twelvemonthe, A BAKGAIN K PALM, of 200 acres, im Lo., Ma., about Jy auile outside District 1 diison Citapel ro a tumbe JOR SALE-AT HOCKVILLE, Mo, desirable © yene CO froutaze of 140 fect. Will be suld aire of ESBS ACRES OF LAND, ou both: sides “Conduit evoke Park mr so Cabin Joli <icaual improve Lounes. "Prive, 8:30,00 tid two yearas 6 per cut aan anti: ‘tages, containing 2 rooms, sold a yerty, located on the main strect of i ties from title; sul rd cast, of August fauce am ALUABLE DAIRY PrunceGeonge ‘om the Ade d: house 10 room: barn. stables TOP 100 acres ander cultivat Two VerY ckviile, taxes are filed with city boarders and vier baat inducements for that purpose. Lot lias & ‘reasonable. Fe PARKER, 1418 F st. nw. FRONTIN a 3° JOHN E. BEALL & CO, 1321 Fst _20-2m SALE-SIXTY CHOICE SPI Femi Nemes of trom ove be, 100 aud unimproved, within from one tal BUILDINGS AND G ‘OFFick OF F 'WaskinoTox, D. M, HOUND E, Aucust 12, 1887. fein duplicate, wil be received at Pome ay Ee sfc "H, 1887, for thie construction do the Kor hry Medical Museum. ‘Plant Snd forms and specifications obtained ‘at The right is reserved to reject any and tall of an