Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY. August 24, 1887. ‘The Evening Star kas a regular, permanent \ bona fide daily circulation more than treb! ef all the other daily papers here added tenet Those who leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as destred~ 82" Mail subscriptions must be invariably paid in ‘advance, at the rate of 50 cents per month, for the erm desired. ——— ‘There appears to be no end to the theories news- Paper writers are prepared to advance on the sub- Ject of Secretary Fairenild’s bond purchases. In the first instance they were expected to flood an already easy market with money, and produce & high state of speculative excitement. The pro- phets were astounded when the market failed to respond. Then they concluded that there would be @ bidding-up of priceson the bonds themselves, creating an aftifictat stimulus which would lift values generally by sympathy. On the contrary, the bondholders seemed quite willing to let their securities go, and the figures have steadily de- scended instead of ascending. The latest theory ts put forth by a Wall street paper that, In depress- ing the price of bonds by is purchases, the Secre- tary 1s bound to raise the price of stocks on the general list, by forcing sales and letting loose so much money, which must at once seex reinvest ment, This {s probably founded on as much of a fallacy as the others. The Secretary 1s not de- pressing bonds. He is merely offering to buy Donds, just as any other dealer would, for the low- est price he can get. It 1s the bonduolders them- selves who are making the offers and doing the depressing. The recogaition of this simple fact 1s worth a good deal in framing forecasts of the fu- ture, The steady fall of quotations in “govern- ments” of a certain class stnce the Secretary began buying, suggests no suspicion of their excellence assecurities, ‘They are just as good now, and just ag bighly esteemed by expert fanciers as they were three months ago. But in the meantime there bas come a change of feeling about Invest- ments. Capitalists who were content with small interest and absolute safety, are ready to take larger risks and larger profits, ‘They are di- verting thelr money from stocks and Donds and turning it in some cases into the channels of productive industry, or buying land wit! it. The dead season of summer gener- has a depressing effect on everything. The miils wait for cool weather to begin working off their goods, and the real estate market languishes Ul the alr gets a snap of frost In {t and sets men’s ‘wits at work again. The stock market is, there- fore, not necessarily a sure barometer of business feehng. Stagnation fn Wall street may, indeed, | under certain conditions, indicate increased actty- | sty somewhere else. And until some more definite information can be obtained, it will not be safe either to set down the present duilness to commer- cial discouragement, or expect a liquidation of Government bonds to boom the whole list on the Diackboard, from Albany and Susquehanna to ‘Wheeling and Lake Eri oe It was only 2 few days ago that the followers of Henry George claimed for themselves the title of “the new party". To-day it ts the “American Party” that seeks this distinction. The increase of new parties is one of the peculiar signs of the times. It may not indicate the immediate, or even the pretty remote, disin- tegration of the two great parties which divide the bulk of the popular suffrages in this country between them, but itdoes show very plainly a state of political unrest among the people. The latest addition to the list starts out upon the theory that there is an American nation, entirely cap- able of taking care of itself, shaping its own des- Uny and exercising an independent discretion in the chotce of means and ends. In its domestic economy, the members of the American party maintain that the republic fs safer in the hands of its native citizens than in those of persons who have only lately sought a refuge here; and that & proper restriction of immigration, and the adop- tion of laws which will reserve our public domain for actual settlers, have become neces- Sary to our national self-preservation—to protect US against the labor-hating anarchist on the one hand, and the grasping land-barongon the other, In its foreign policy this party holds that it ts the duty of our Government to be bold and self-as- sertive wherever the rights of Americans are n- volved, from the richest to the poorest, on landor on sea. ‘The progress of this new party will be watched with interest. While it may not assume the national proportions counted upon by its pro- Jectors there are indications that tts doctrines have been making considerable headway lately. ‘Many whose souls revolted at the narrow bigotry of the old Know-Nothing party, speak encourag- ingly of the prospects of an organiza. tion having the same general principle for its motive power, but less objectionable methods, The American party ts, therefore, likely tocccupy @ good deal of attention in the near fature. Its central purpose has long been nursed by clubs and societies, acting independently of each other, whom it is now proposed to bring to- gether and consolidate under one executive head. How well tt will succee4 depends largely on the ‘Way it beging its work. If its first acts are such as to command public confidence, it may grow up into an organization, holding the balance of power Detween the old parties more securely than the labor party with its factional differences, or than the prohibition party with its single moral reform tu view. —_—$__—< The stay-at-home policy which the President pursued for the first two years of his residence at ‘Une national capital has given away utterly before the generous hospitality offered him on every hand. He is now accepting invitations right and left. In Philadelphia, during the centennial of the Constitution, he is likely to have bis list so full of engagements that he will be pressed for time in getting from one to another. The new plan is a Detter one than the old. There is little danger ‘that, even in the whirl of social festivities, aman ‘who has grown up with a taste and capacity for steady hard work as Mr. Cleveland haa, will be tempted to neglect bis official duties; wnile, on the other hand, there ts every reason to encourage im the chief magistrate of a nation of diversified interests like ours, any disposition to intimacy ‘with the people. Sruxa Orr ‘TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. THIS WEEK WILL PROBABLY CLOSE OUR GREAT SALE, Wo hare left yet a good stock of Ladies’ Dress Goods, especially in aud Cloth Suitings for the F: san, ume good Black and Colored Silks will be offered for T Aivecy good ctock of, Man'sand Boye wear ot about c halttprice: all of which must we at acne Pacey ‘Our Wilke Spool Cotton all gue. “bone Black left at * Sitce Waliding for salctorseats aofll Perwuus tdebted to the frm will please call and W. BURDETTE, 928 Tthat 706 K st. a020-6t- 20,27 Aveusr Prices, A number of changes in prices of seasonable Clothing, Thin. Things, Woolen Suits for Fall, and Overcoate that may be put on immediately. ‘The qualities and styles entitle them to consid- eration at cace. If you haven't been through ‘hese new prices you are likely to add several dollars oF more to the purchase of as good qual- tty, and not get Clothing to please you, as it wi, GEORGE SPRANSY, OSE-PRICE CLOTHIER, suas. 434 SEVENTH STREET. ‘the coming woek to exhibits SELECT ASSORTMENT OF EARLY PALL STYLES in BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1300 F ot nw. i J.C. Horcmssox, DMPORTER ‘MILLINELY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SUITS, PORTER RID LOVES $1.00 Por Pair, upward. 007 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK. “Toe Trem Is Mocurr, AND WILL PREVAIL" Our advertisements are entirely free from any jour- alistic demonstration, devoted only to ‘TRUTH, JUSTICE AND HONORABLE INTENT. we in announcing to the public, that wave take pleasure ‘ing public, EXTRAORDINARY EFFORTS Bargain Sale Days this Thursday snd Friday, {copa wive out pettone the Beueht of soma” EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS, $The following quotations will convince the That our 3d floor Contains man; Sih Offerines, which should be duly responded to by Iaree appreciative calls this THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. ‘5 cases of dark red Era Clotl i- ful siviewand naftnble laagtae tay Te ee a market vaiue, 10c. nA Rem Jot of Blanket Cotton Remnants, consisting of «manufactures, such an Watusatta, DWwacht Anchor, Fruit of the Loom, ouly 8c. per yard, worth 10 and 12%. 12 dozen White Laundried Shirts, made of Wamsutta Cotton. and 2,100 Linen Bosom aud Bands, modern Suish, slightly soiled, only 58c.; regular value, 89c. 38 dozen of Gents’ Linen Collars, different styles, excellent quality, st any guepllent quality, almost any size, only Se., generally Positively. the laat lot of ou French and fine Ameri: gaysaa mly 10c. per yard, regular A new invoice of the famous and pretty Corded Gingham Remmants, mostly dark colors, suitable for Jate summer and fall wear, only 10c. per’ yard, stand- ard price 15e. Asmall quantity of Lace lawn T Se-s wort respectively 1Sand:sse" A™™ Tem at piciss of 1 yard wide Colored Cachtmere and Serge Remnants, every fashionable color represented in the Jot, only 16e. per Yard, worth from 26 to Boe. Abont 1 dozen of sofled and imperfect Knit Shawls, different colors, incinding black, only 60 and 75c., regular value $1.50 aud €2. About 50 dozen of exch, wordhcontidersbieicre = Towels onty Se. Our White-Good Remnants must go. PAGERS Fed ow Remnants of White Naingook, . en. Urgandies and many others, About one-half of their reyulaa value. sch Cust of Benealo’Bine Denim rms suitable fo aprons snd mauy other domestic purposes only 120. per yard, regular price : a This iponly 8 moat! portion of ta and Odds Ends extibived om our Sd feos en We extend a cordial invitation to the public to gi fo the view ofa: eine fully seritnod Vint sou Sag 3 ing fully sutiasiod that yOu wi home periectly pleased aud contented, ie ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST. rr 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH STREET N. W., auzt WASHINGTON, D. 0. Bascarss RECEIVED TO-DAY. Splendid Muslin Chemise. Mother Hubbard Nicht Dresses, ‘Tucked Yoke and Cambrie Rufte. THE PALAIS ROYAL. BPR, ERE cco Tr AE ig go tt & FE Err EE SoH AA E Sus8 B Exe ‘co Ht 2“4 tran AT ONE O'CLOCK. UNTIL THAT TIME WE WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE:A oF TTIT FFE NN a ee 1 T FE RX =) 2. ORs T ERR NNN PPP ERE RRR CCC EEE TrTT cre fr Co £ xT progr BPR Gio EE ONES HEE R KR CO ERE NNN OT OFF ALL pop, RRR ERE gts gs BR ERE Ee *ssy “sq Bow EOE Ene Sss? S358 TTIT RRR 11 MM MM z Reo MMMM Se T RRUMMM MM AOC XW PE ELE 205, goss MMMM IT NNN G 8gs, MMM HON XN G co g°3 MMM U ON XN “Goo Sss3 7 BBB BB UF F OORKN ss, BU u tT © OONKN - BB UU =6T )8=6T «600 SN XN gg 7 AND ERE 3M sO BBR F™ BAL NE BPR, BR, 00, HE gD, iristet ie kee MMM BoB E “oo” Bp? REE RRR 11 ERE g58, Ro ek 7 Pee BOR HEE EEE ROR 1 EER Sgg5 ‘Don't fail to take advantage of this rare opportunity to purchase seasonable and fresh goods at such re- duced prices, ‘This extraordinary sale will positively terminate on SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, THE “Prat Aft oF here ALi (A LISNER, Sole pe ae Manager), su24 —«:1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A RSASsINSHOk OF parser ursconx TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS, re, Surea others, pepe ER a vdhunbie hintorcas serene tea . au23-st ‘Those who have never worn » woole: shirt have no idea of the amount of eomfort to be derived from the use of one, Essentially s neglice garment, tt has be come fashionable to appear ip one on excursions up ‘snd down the Potomac, when traveling by rail or steamboat, at the seashore, in the country, and on fish- ingwnd gunning expeditions. There was some diff- culty—owing to their great popularity—in supplying ‘the great demand for them this season, but we always keep our sizes full, they are full now, and the variety of patterns to befound in our stock is large indeed’ Onur prices are now lower than ever. SAKS AND COMPANY. Summer Underwear has been materially reduced in price. Those in want of such can find some excel- Jen bargains in our Furnishing Department. Weare still selling Light Derby Hats at 1.40 each, that ear ‘er in the season sold for from @2.50 and $3.50 each. SAKS AND COMPANY. Oxford Ties an@ other lightweight footwesr for Indies and gentlemen can now be had for less than, original coat in our Shoe Department, They're great bargains for those who want them. We are determined not tocarry any over, Come in and look them over be- fore they are all gone. SAKS AND OOMPARY, ‘Tho little fellows are growing shabby probably. Its early yet to buy fall goods, s0 to patch ont tho season with why not bring them here? We are selling suite— ‘ages from 4 to 13—with knee pants, for @1.75 s suit, ‘that sold in hundreds at $2.50 earlier: and we are sell- ing at $3.40 each suits that were selling all the season at 85, 85.50, 86 and 96.50 asult. No such valucsever offer before, but this sale will close on next Saturday night, No postponement, é SAKS AND COMPANY, In the Men's Clothing Department all of onr@10 suits are now $7, our $15 suits are now $10, our 820 suits now 15, our $25 suits now $20, our #30 suits now €25—until next Saturday night, Don't you think it will pay you to look ovr these goods? You'resure to find something you can use, BAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, au24 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE, Daxaczy Esrerowenses. “fhe sale ot the Embroideries dainaged on the La Chatapazne has about terminatec, but being auch an smmenge quantity we still have a few hundred yards Jett, What we have left of them we will sell for just half the price of what they were advertised. 2c. En broideries now 1c, worth 10c.:, 5c, Embrolderies now worth 19 and 18e.; _10c. ‘Eiubroideries now Sotth soe. Adatd 4Ne: Hivbeuidenies see Ose wo 25e.; 22 inch eaubrie flouncings were 38 to 500, NOW 9c." We wish that all of our patrons whe have not ex- auiined this wonderfully cheap lot of embroiderics to avail therselves of this opportunity: they will not jast more than @ day oF 80. Baus, Faz Theorrarion oF EID GLOVES. They are arriving daily and in enormous quantities. Gloves of all kinds, shades and lengths. To start them going early we have already made a cut on them, but only on a Mimited number, and for a short time. Our $1 EMBROIDERED BACK real kid glove in all the new fall shades. ‘The best dollar glove in the mar- ket—until further notice— 65 CENTS, Our $1.25 EMBROIDERED BACK kid glove, all colors, a really beautiful glove for the money. For s short time— 85 CENTS, BAUS To Maxe Roox FOR FALL Goops. We have 160 pairs of TURCOMAN PORTIERS which we are going to close out at a sacrifice, They | are all very pretty designs, but as wo never carry over last season's goods we have put prices on them which ‘we know will sell them. RAW SILK PORTIERS 3% yards long, beautiful striped dado, WERE 84.25 A PAIR; TO CLOSE $3.40 A PAIR. Raw silk Portiers; heavily twisted Turcoman, chenile dado, 3% yards long, were $6.50 a pair; TO CLOSE at $4.85 A PAIR ‘Raw silk Portiers; triple chenille dado, independent fringe, were $8.50 & pair; TO CLOSE $6.75 A PAIR. Raw silk Portiers; very pretty chenille dado, heavy ‘Turcoman, were $7.50 » pair; TO CLOSE 85.75 A PAIR, Also a line of all chenille Portiers which will be sold at the same proportionate prices. BAUM'S. Sonz> Braxrers. Our sale of Soiled Blankets ia still in progress, It ‘will pay you to Bay them now, ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS ¥.W. 50 Cexrs Os Txz Daun 4 BALANCE OF THE STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS ar OaE HALL, ‘Corner of 10th and F streets, Has been reduced to 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, snd never were such BARGAINS IN CLOTHING sold as are offered at this sale: ‘MEN'S SUITS FROM @5 UP. BOYS SUITS, 5 TO 18, FROM $1.50 UP. BOYS SUITS, 14 TO 18, FROM $3.50 UP, SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS, 61, WHITE VESTS, 75 CENTS AND UP, Alpace, Mohatr, and Drap d'Ete Coats and Vests just NOBFOLK JACKETS $260 AND $3.50; FORMER PRICE 66 AND 87,50, ‘Pants in immense variety, very cheap, Just received, FALL OVERCOATS, at low prices, War For Tre Sree THERE 18 AN INCREASING DEMAND FOR ENGLISH-MADE SUITS AND OVER- COATS, PARTICULARLY AMONG YOUNG MEN, WHO FANCY VERY STYLISH CLOTHING. ABOUT THE ‘16TH OF SEPTEMBER, OR SOONER, WE WILL OPEN A FINE ASSORT- MENT OF ENGLISH OVEROOATS, IN LIGHT AND HEAVY WEIGHTS; ENGLISH SUITS AND TROUSERS. THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN MADE UP EXPRESSLY FOR US IN ENGLAND FROM ‘THE NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE PaT- ‘TERNS, GOTTEN UP IN THE BEST MAN- NER, THEY ARE NOT SUCH GRADES AS ONE USUALLY FINDS IN READY-MADE STOCK, BUT SELECTED STYLES, BEAU- ‘TIFULLY MADE-UP, AND OF CHOICE MA- ‘TERIALS, THESE ARE ALL IN SMALL LoTs, 80 THAT NO ONE CAN BECOME COMMON, AND NO OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON CAN HAVE THEM. THE “CAPE OVERCOAT,” 80 POPULAR AMONG FASHIONABLE YOUNG MEN, WILL BE “STRONG” IN THIS STOCK. E. B, BARNUM & CO, an23 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SEATON PERRY Guceessor to Penar & Boren. 18 OPENING DAILY “NEW FALL DRY GO00S." NEW, ALL-WOOL CAMEL'S HAIRS AND CHUD- NEW FRENCH TWILLED HABIT CLOTHS. nung ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUTTINGS. tS IN BLACK 4 LL THE AUTUMN RHADES FLOM sbG. 108d new ¢ COL ORINGS TN ALL-WOUL FRENCH DRESS IMPOWTED BLACK JERSEYS, FROM 82.50. TO. TO $4 MEDIUM WEIGHT JACKETS FOR EARLY FALL EArLE REDUCED PRICES ON SUMMER W SILK CHUDDA AND CAS: WLS x Ghat Vaniery > CASHMERE SHA “SPECIAL, BARGAINS AND RED RHADAMES. 5) LER FRANCAISE M75C. TO AND GROS GRA 3.50. dis AND GIA WHT} jhRENGH SUITING CHUDDAS, ALBA- THS, ALL PRICES, H NATURAL STICKS DiSILVER MOUNTINGS. PARASOLS AND EM- BNOIDERED HOBES. ASQUICH MAUDS AND TRAVELLING NEW “Nov! SEATON PERRY, Prany Burprna, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st, mnaylvt en cor. 9th st, _Eatablished 1840. ORARGES. on ores ENGI WASTED OGN AND wie ‘FOR, HOUSE, Sf]: pont a no children. Apply before 2 roo al 'ANTED—ONE GOOD PL ‘yor Mig Brappoeaien ak ay Hea neo ORES Sour ee ea SE for lizht howsekog War. LADY IN. IN OUR BUSINESS FOR 4 | dress A T., Star: x hours’ work daily; ry spfermne, waned: salary, 8 weekly. ADuIyo y Are EaoRT we Sand 4, 428 7th st. n.w., upstairs. fall parsiculary. addres M. YA RELIABLE, Active Yous aang BAS; must have good memory. Waste ey SEPT. Jat THERE PON “ON for houerkeching: norihweat: terhie ressousble Ade — YOUNG MAN OF AB a x dress 14315 st. nw. auz3-3t* fio help ina restaariat Apply ot ty 35304 | ‘Wy ANTED_ONFORRIBHED ROOW ON F OR G wit W. a _ pth, suitable for wate fe Tiedt ES OE 7a | a a rate fami in Marylan< rest AN’ UNFURNISHED to 815; colored ure, about 1 Tor Now Tork W: Soper SLE Five ald Alto belp for thie cy? SoRSAMS: our ie cee Feat nw. fetthos. Roow REN aciteiity Wanted WHITE GIRE. wrrH 60% ar. 7th. - eshte Witte irre ROCK F the Clinch Va are of the N. 27 miles west of @ day. SEXTON & HOU! Wants! oon a pert coo! Aroner; references required, Ap} y ANTED BooMs— PARTIES HAVING ROOMS Warns P ngoreent edvanage neosare peat parses aed he INFURNISHED PREFER- temnan and wite; per- ne maven 3; With Or ‘board; must be in ‘ANTED—COOKS, 10 TO ‘and neat and Address WIN- Wonttses intent oft rand aro CHESTER, Star ctbee. pkiy on See Ss eee LAB RR RENT—UNFURNISHED, TO To AbtLTS, TWO pen ere, NATIONAL LABO! BUREAN, 613 7th etn. Seantifal rome an second, floor? sine SST ES: floor: re Waves + Pe BE, WASHER is sta. w.: delightfu: ‘ooation: tfetenetoce Si au24-3t* roner: fF colored; best of references r FURSTAED SDSOMELY NTS HI PAR- requi wuired and nist stay at night Apply boy Hat. Sore, a eu te oF wing, wit ‘single, with ae ren sat V ANTED-BOOK-KEEPER, TO TAKE CHARGE = mR RENT—ONE On Onis 9 a gx tam Wis gf double-entry books. oinies HARRIES Fae ARNT—ONE Olt THO F Ease pre TANTED-- WHITE NURNE AND COOK AT ONCE Wa TE ea 333. Feaseaae yo. se, Capitol Hill 7 ER RENT—ONF LARGE y UNFORS [SHED ROOM joor. pia tr pa a Be r._ Apply auzd-3it 'ANTED — TO EMPLOY TOE PERMANENT [3 NICELY FURNIAHED . man eit atreneed ithe care of horeea “and cat 9 RENTS NICELY EUBRIHED, ROOMS, wucg drivin: near the city. Address Box Sanit MYoining, References exchanged 7 rae WHET GAL TODOgDGKING Ton | eal aie ae Girma eet wo Nace "tb em 2, room, boees, vaste toc: WAznyousn oc OOK, or ea ott m., 423 4th st. n. w, ei rinaids, Nurses and Laundresses way: PY - FURNES mace Brera ame aaer Ta SORE | ROR MENT — NICE TURNS SEH" SOOM BUMSLRR ON at ove” | Ebel and plowen ae ‘ANTED—A BRIGHT Y FouNG MAN AS SALES- ae a TET Pre W mun in talloring estublishment, Must under- Gece nc Frama ans Pee stand the business. Address Box 46, Star office. 52-3 a jomen of Te 01 ANTED-AN ASSISTANT CUTTER, ON street. w. Teaneent got can cut pants, and ent coats ai from pat- | 355 Un WOT terms. "Address Dox 45, Star office, | “°auaa-Be ‘OR RENT = ONE, OR TWO sueaaeiesoute, ANTED—AGENTS, ELTHER SEX; 10,000 AT ‘with heat and gas: suit wuitable for Wen corse once: grand invention; 50,000 aoid rary Apply at 433 Mastreet naw. rie while it lant HOME hina I Hroyal Dept... cee RENT — A NICELY iY FURNISHED FRONT ies fom centrlly located and every conven- W ‘TED—AN EXPE! ME BU! = 5 12th st. 2. w. with ability to burn ‘bn cine ual bs gual- {ts to any mads in the, pe Mca! {UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR Scalgt tn bullding aupplica, 008 to14 @ at. swe tig Floor three Rogie; ‘or woud rea suz0- oe eel Ea eee Hiesmne with Biniugitoo and Kitchen. ‘an ‘and would | W ANTED-FOR THE COMING ASO! take byard with parties for oF call, perienced. an ge yen waist, 1832 Loth st. nw. arenas: a irt, and sleeve ‘aud banda. Apply street. on Wedtiienda ITA tt Toa ts wath fupntaved foo ropa 17 to $ o'clock con treat Of and cold water on saine floor. two or three meal-boarders wanted. wine. Ey Se ra nis of 2 8 i first-class | table board; Jocation ‘desirable, near’ Penkiin Park. Apply at 101 133th et. Bow. au FORBENT-SECOND sTORY THIEL couMUNT | cating Room, for light housekeer! pla, at 9122 aw; Deikbborhiood woud, aud couveDtene wnsae | x JOR RENT WHREL UNFURNISHED LOOMS | suitable for housckeepive. northwest corner of | Massachusetts ave. aud 22d wt. n. Wares, “A LADY-A SITUATION AS housekeer oF governess in a, nice family. iw well S. BARCO, General rienced. © adress City P.0. Waser 0) K COOK, MAID, nurses, waiteress, laundress, men cooks, waite! sepitions farmandd laborer, callat NATION LABOR BUREAU, 613 7thet. u. 3-6 ANTED—AN INDUSTKIOU: ‘wishes the management of a Tarm ueur the city. Thirty yeurs’ expericuce in managiug stock and forn VOK RENT—HANDSOMELY-PURNISHED SUT of rooms, with, qn Tooms, with or witl wate bath fret floor: alec. stztie joutdoant. “References, (70 14th | 1613 PST. NW, ONFORNISHED ite of rooms, 2 story; for SELL, ae aa ing; best city aud country references to character and Qualitications. Address GM, Dal Lin.w. aus Ok MENTO ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS: pole 'V fur Cook Chatuberagaidas Waltveaa, Pounds lege | and Nurses, Scamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coach: | Inen, Butlers aud Valeu. COOMBS'& BURGESS.- nes Wire a1 sHOROUGHLY COMPETENT Bookkeeper of 14 years experience wants a Situ- tion: 8 years with present employers, who will be given as reference, “Address LAND & OO. Sorolke LARGE WAND. ‘me communicating Rooms, sccoud foor; if degttedy also ahall-room; Oe square West of War and Navy = Proraserors Or Horzzs AND BOARDING-HOUSES, in making preparations to accommodate the Visitors expected to bein this city during the International Medical Convention, which meets September 5th, should examine our large and excellently nelocted stock of LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, READY-MADE SHEETS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER-CASES, QUILTS, BLANKETS, Ere. BARGAINS IN TABLE-DAMASK. ‘The new stock contains the best values we ever offered. We can show you almost any width aud any quality made. We quote: G4-inch Half Bleached, All Linen Table- Damusks, vlain white, end white with cardinal borders, excellent styles of pattern, and extra good value, only 50c. per yard. ‘The best quality in this width we ever of- fered. 20 pieces 56-inch Bleached German Linen ‘Table-Damasks, extra quality for the price, only 50c. per yard. 20 pieces 60-inch Bleached German Linen Table-Damusks, choice patterns, only 58c. per Pieces 60-inch Bleached German Linen ‘Table Damasks, splendid quality, a grand bar- gain for the price, only G8e. per yard. BEST BARGAIN IN THE HOUSE. 50 pieces extra quality Bleached German Double Damask, very handsome designs, has heretofore been our 81.25 Damask, we are now offering for the coming season at $1 per yard, TABLE NAPKINS, many of them matching the Damask in quality and pavterns. As special burgains we offer: 100 dozen 5; German Napkins, cood quality and full selvedge. only $1 per dozen. 100 dozen % German Napkins, very nico quality, full selvedze, only $1.50 per dozen. 100 ‘dozen % Wash Loom Damask Napkins, only 82 per dozen. 75 dozen % Extra Quality German Damask Napkins, great variety of patterns, ouly $3.50. We wold this quality formerly at $5 per dozen. 100 dozen All White and Red Bordered Doylies, all linen, nice quality, » bargain at 81 er dozen. ‘Thevo and many other bargains to be found {nour Linen Department on the second floor: two elevators constantly running. READY-MADE BED SHEETS. 146 by 256 yards, Bleached Cotton Sheets, 45c. exch. 1X by 2% yards, Bleached Sheets, 55c. each. Brown, 50c. 236 by 25 yards, Bleached Sheets, 65c. each. 234 by 23 yards, Fine Grade Bleached Sheets, ‘71c. Tbe, 80c. and BSc. READY-MADE PILLOW CASES. 22% by 36 inches, only 20 and 250. each. 27 by 36 inches, only 25c. each. 27 by 36 inches, extra fine, 30c. each. READY-MADE BOLSTER CASES, 13s by 24 yards, only £0c. each. FINE LINEN BEDWEAR. Elegant line of Liuen Ready-made Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, These goods are made from the best grade of pure Irish Linen, aud every thread guaranteed pure linen, round, soft; is of » supepior bleach and finish, and ‘unequaled for dyfability, outwearing many other lineus two to one. LINEN PILLOW CASES. Ready-made Fine Pure Irish Linen Hem- stitched Pillow Cases, 24-inch hem, superior quality. Size 22% by 36 inches, $2.50, $3.00, $3.25 and 83.50 per pair. Loraine 82.75, 63.50 and 65,00 er pair. Size 27 by 38inches. $3.50, 4.00 and $5.50 per pair. ‘LINEN SHEETS. ‘The main considerstions here bave been to secures superior bleach, a smooth finish and “Ggedymade Fine Pure Trish Linen Her- stitched Sheets, full selvedge, hemstitched, 236 taches deep st the head and 1 inch at the foot. Size 234 yards wide by 2X yardslong. $8.00, 88,50, 99,90 and 810.00 per at i loci Pargalng tp ula ranging frie ta, in trom G5e, to $8.50. TOWELS, We have in stock to-day about ten thousand dome Towele from 106 up to $i each. cov; ering almost the entire range of qualities and atyles manufactured. At 250, we have the best ‘and langest varlety ever shown by us ‘Gecond Sloor—entire 11th strvet side.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ats, n.w, ou20 ie can find what will suit teu on our. Is Pine and trouble by callin at ous How, Aen Fest. Information free. ‘D.MAM \ ANTED—TO PURCHASE A_GOOD, COMFORT- bio, Dwelling, House aud Tot on’ Capitol Hil udiress, stating location, price, mene WANTED_FURNISHED HOUBE, WITH MODER: iinprovements, conveniently located. Will not eal with gents. eierences exchanged, a Natioual Hote WASTED BY SEPTEMBER 187, FIVE DWELT- Jug houses in the northwest, ranjing from 830 to $00, Ber inant) for kued, pediaptawying teyante pply to JOLN BOWLES &'CO, 1321 Fst. au23-1w WANTED <OF THE OWNER—A TWO-STORY, ML i. brick, without Dase:uent, in northwest section October I, for & front cast ES or borth. Dini or NT to responsible v Owners only nee terms, DISTKIC, Star office. Street cara pass the door to, OPEN ALL pais mK, TARG NS REAR OF Fives U1 Srasaacitusetia ave. mr; siuovous two, | oF three unfurnished rooms, qusesee FOR _RENT--HOUSES.___ Fe. | RENT—1430 agp 133245 Q ST. Rw? 7 rooms, ruses aif modern dente Inguieaierd pa 1a3e Gee ne, gpoand Hib respectively. cy JOR, RENT — FURNISHED HOUSE. | EIGHT Bo moder: tuspetecsemiar wecout Sepeaater Yin: ments, vaca : Quire between J o'clock and 8 pm. aude" UR RENT-107 FST. N. EA TWO.STORY, Bien back biti. seven’ reine ad bet ellnrs bas range latrobe, oom hot asd cold water. ec, Henté20.40. MM RURER, 34 and E Capote 26-30 FOR BENT 01 D st. NE. AND 313 47H ST. anaes. juare fom Rtenton sponte oly @8-90 om Sta each, “Qa SWORMSTEDT Baad it Ey RENT THE treet COT & WILOO: 1007 Pentisyivaniaave ow. {OR RENT_FURNISHED WRICK HOUSE, 11 duodera improvements; first-class condi. ality: Borthwest: stable on lot: #100 8 Jagnta by year. “Apply to WAL, J. RHEES, Siuithsou- Institut au FOE, RENT—A THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE, next door to Georgetown Convent. Apply to the Convent. sudth2n Fu RENT—DWELLING-HOUSE 1448 KHODE Island ave. n.w.; 1, ——, two bath. laundry, eel- x, and feait-rooma; Heat and Tivht. ue and Gon plete ia every renpeet; Weautifil for situ Sn pretinen, between X aud 3 {OK RENT—NEAR THE pees TRABL 4 ee aaanddy-aftiated Brick Dwelline, miwe soetaa fecluaibe bath ioe sae CEL. Ap: business Ms : tee Sinducsineni party who desires t9 engage in business: terms very Feasonable. JOHN BOWLES & Co. auzd-1w ize F Fe RENT THREE-STORY BRICK. 9 ROOMS, hot and cold water, 1910 G st.u.w. Apply to auz3-ot A.W. SIOUSSA, 935 Pennaylvania ave. FORE BENT CENTRALLY, LOCATED BRICK, 810 th st. nw: th, cellar, furnace, &e., and in gooa et inrick sed Lith st how eight rooms ee: 800. Brick 1438 6th, lar, &c.: newly papered and ‘Oth’, mew.; ten Foo! __ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. n.w HOUSE, 1549 0- -somining 12 neon, Vath on every story bay vindow: all modern lanprovements, JOHN BOWLES k C0., 1221 F st. Fe RENT—THREE-STORY CORNER HOUSE, 1549 Colnmbis st. n,W.; 12 rooms, bath-room on every floor, twe-atory bay window, and moder Provementls $45. JOHN BOWLES & CO., 1 1K RENT IN GFORGETOW gdh Grok Hee, Q st. furnished, 13 x. m4.865.00 0 1th & Jefferson Pl. 00 3 Cons hit 'r Dupont e159 ar. 100-08 at, near 14th, 10r. OTL st. ne. I, 10) pat iweid.- Man Aa 8h BUN st. Bw. 1or. 1 224th st, M4 Ast ne, 1 ES Vroperty piacea with me for rent of saleis Liberally sdyertined five of cost to the owner. Zor list oF property for sale. call of aend at offoe. _ azz K. 0, HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ets.aw._ se, 101 ises would do well by: ple: sax we have LALLGE DEMANDS {oF such property. All Houses placed with us will be fb erally advertised free of charge, GREEN & CU. BAM, 1405 F st. uw. WaANT ED bnuick FROM OWNERS, HOUSES and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property placed with us will Ire liheraily advertised af our ex- pense. Kents collected. Estates matiaved, Insurance ettected. HOLLAND & THOMPSON, $ 1313 Fst, Adjomine uildinis. ROR RENT—NINE ELIGIBLE ROOMS FOR t moderate, ‘Three lie Rooms ou second neu per monte Gat yee sea out ‘ans ce. = Ss iF les er is & | Eg =I a é SI .E > 4 re S iq w JOR BALE-CHEAP—A NICE SIDE-RAR Da¥- ton Wagon: algo, Horseand Harnicas,’-Cau be een | at new building, 58. 708 2d st, ue, after 5 POH SALE] ROVAL BENGAL TIGER RU feet luiuc, 3 fest wide: 1 Ciunumon Bear I feet long, 3 feet wide. Willeell cheap, Addi 816 K stn. JO SALE—BY ALL DRUGGISTS, TUE es, Standard Courh Svea. Standard § WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS reas or wit ERX BODY TO KNOW THAT WMH, ANELER ha opened s fr-ecleas Berber Slap Gin st, se. Slvcing. 10 cents, Children's eat, at ‘Atrial is ali that is asked BT Wee unos N UPRIGHT Grand Piano, Bradford & Co,, New York, makers; perfect conditi be seen at’ 409 Massuchusetts ave. IW. WASTED LADILS AND GENTLEMEN TO CAE fate j Manufactured by te Little Wortd Ty ewsiter only. St STANDARD REMEDY CO... aux cluideaa weit C.D. ALUERSON, Bole Agent, | au Office, 1209 Gat. .w. ‘Teloplione 168-4. room 4, 70% 7tn et, 2°" | yor NEW DAYTON WAGON, WAI ANTED EVERY ONE ed. “Will sell cheap if taken at onde. DAY IU: W'S: ‘0 GET A BOX | 5: of Standard Fue Lemedy, which will effect a perma. Siar office. ; JOR SALE —¥ RSE, IRON GHAI mene cure: eins is about 1.100 pounds; will work in single oF y ANTED—EVERY O} | double harness. Can be bec at 035 Louisiana aves u.w. W'SiEPaNe wht HEADACHES, AFFEC. |” aE | a a ‘ve cured lt NG FOUR FRESH THOROUGH | sete bred Jerseys, I can now supply custoiners in north- Yet acctlgn with inilk, sn bottlss, direct trom | he cow. pine, healthy, stock: well ventilated, clean a oe ‘upsurpassed. A luck Lox oS, Post-office, stables; best areeg SQAEMON TS D-YOU TO KNow THAT THE | _2242w ene W'sbe ee oF iter oF JOR SALESEVENTEEN CHEAP HORSES AND ofa tse of Stand jets coud | work Uys rasa cia dame Radian ry Bache MickiiS GO. 18s atd Boundary auz3-1w JOR SALE—A SECOND-HAND SIDE-SPRI cockaway, suitable for.s business man: tn; D—EVERY ONE TO TRY, PAINS OF ALL KINDB, paurses, | te STANDARD RHEUMATI oBEMEDY. __ |i, oe ‘oe seen at JOYCE'S CAUKIAGE FAC. aEEEDTyOU Ie SUETER TORY, comer idth and E ste. n.w. au2. GESERAL DEBILIT Su OR SALE—A FINE DRIVING AND SADDLE epsia, enlarcement of the spleen, to be E horse; 40 10 tricks. Apply to C,H. Standard System 1 ING, 1364 42d st, or cam be seen at 3421 KNOWN THAT THE | Tat STAND. | Georgetown, aux ‘EDIES should be kept in every house- ‘eroby saving fhe, cost of ductors) Wvecriy- FH SALE—FURNITURE FOR 5IX-ROOM { HOUSE, Ary handy, safe, and sure in thelr eff including Fiano, forsale, Cheap for cash. Aj 9 C aus - FH: SALE DOUBLE HARNESS | FOR BUGGY oR ETO KNOW THAT fm good, vnier cost $62; ha NV DARD COUGH SYRUP YOU | ther ee for thetn will sell for te cure ‘that cough, avd thereby prevent wee Bw. Tan: ches tt OR BALE—SINGING ieee BIRD FOOD, AND ‘ANTED-EVERY ONE SUFFERING WITH aN RDF eOD. AND HUALSLNESS, COUGHS, AND COLDS, es see i dhe elty at SCUALD'S Bie SLORE, 12th at. two doars south of Fenny Standard Couxh Syrup. Wasa ot, IE, SUFFEXING FROM AFFECTION OF THE Junge or thrvat, to try Stondard Cough Syrup, which ‘will relieve and pennane! — — auya-set Wiives ee adae ade oun, T oRovR, SUM- ii at ee au24-st? F°%,.5 BALE — ae PHAETONS, AND arte = town Bridge. JOR SALE-RARE (NS IN PIANOS. elegant ae ‘fine Rose: Pa Order, and fully warranted: splendid for ouly $12 Wok tata quae Pas $3or $19 monthly, to suit ner only Av Sue Penh ear ‘cost fed ‘sane as ‘new: new be bought for $175 on aby fo ane of ‘cover incl A beautiful Ui Piano of the! juslity; but & short time; will 2a |S ween eases tas an 27 RECHARGE WAREROOMS, 22 9ther, eae See BUGGY AND HARNi mor co! Remedy. ANTED—EVE) Ww BULLIES ror The Stoop takin Standard Syston Tonic. _ au24-str WANTED ROR, A REAULY “GOOD FITTING, fashiouably-cut Suit of Clothos,” made to order, “cost fitted on® before finishing, “at a very moderate peice.” go to RO) Bats, oe Hate. aul5-2 at, Ne Ss eee isu) Policies geal may do'no tare Ne Dy attorney, 620 F s rie ‘ve pease oe, butt 4 SRW me comes tae Ss SALE-JUST ABRIVED 20 Hi aa ow. | 308 East Capitol wt. ESF ea story ved, 10 2 lowe Circle, 3 rooms 1204. Gat, Tasement Brick. 8 ‘ * 1 i 3 13.00 i Ore. 3500 10 al isis Fat ow. VOR KENTA VERY DESIRABLE TWELVE: room brick house. 441 Rhode Island ave, n,¥. , mod- ORE AND DWELLING 5TH rood location. LOWE & DONO! BP au22-3t JOR KENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 741 7TH strect u.w.. and dwelling 12:30 14th strect n. ply at room 10, Federal Building, corner 7th ond gtrects n.w.. before 9p, m., or 923 Pst. a ae RENT— 22-1 we — Also, other Tarnished and un: most desirable sections of the ct fnapartuent house. For partic Pau Fe RENT—PRIVATE REST DENCE. 1908 G ST. containing double pari and kitchen om asin floor, four lange ch ith and lanze covered porch on second Jarge chanvers and hall room og ied Bon painted and papered and cellar re QU Der mo Pango DREW Paes ISHED-FROM OCTOBER 1. 4918 Rhode Inland ay.; 1501 18th st.nw., with stable. x 1619 13th wt mw, [402 Maseachiusetts ave. n-w- UNFURNISHED, EL ave. n.w.; Cor. 16th and Osta, nw, Bt _ ‘ ns A ATE to Fat. mw, 17 F st. nw. years pass door ‘year. au70-1an re 0. 316-24. M7 Ee: donee 1410 1019 x, 12¥3 612 Cat. 1906: 14P 5) Gat. FS 3 Fs = a3 To a 1 Uthat a6, Sr... 1 B._H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. erie ee Cone BUTTERY We ee eer 486 ae a ave. nw. =| Eee aa coe Fein ar MEER TERE 22 ¥ nner T CLEANING WORKS, ae ae ‘Sth st ne W 3s coatuann oreo cman C4 ree mee _FOR RENT—HOUSEs. _ So 120 F ois e 1F 4 le 20r.45 37 cin Wi Ha Big. Fm 265 if tga acter Tetbowe i oul a orton thi ‘ books. Fur fail Pr e " the letand 18th (a2! FHOS FE 'WAGOAM A “Tocatove pours SumNES by jeri reo curofice vuly. Sai J Fishek eco. wuld etoprers JOR RENT— Po Oat. Sr. Estoreas B13 4 E | a 1 8K st. nen Bi 5 30 ¥ Cookrey's alley Bip jmae. he 1200 jg Wy li ne..10.50 marl Is 3 SWORMSTEDT & bem 7% 3y27-Lm er FY KR KENT—1836 14TH ST. NW. 0 Rooms, as Ar EST BBN Mow es Tor mstow Atny He GOLDSGHMID, Roo 1, 1225 F st uw. “TiS in JOR RENT— ME, PLEARANT, iF a = {Ok KENT—EIGHT-ROOM BRICK DWELLING: thorough repairs Just completed ont die ben Upolu tno the “yee-ine FoR ENTS inst. . Kihode island ave., cocupied the past th due secretary of the FY Bite DD. 1a: ‘T. 15TH ST “British begution. Agth st. _BUSINESS CHANCES, WILL PURCHASE A STOCK OP GhO- 8250 Mes rp ao: Suika = ree dwe ine rooms and store room. Ge a POR SALE "AT A BARGAIN GROCERY 4 vision ‘Store. rood uetgbborhood. kent nonths A130 Tt. “< a ‘. SCOTT CHEW, Manufacturer, Information given and estin _Ottice—Room 1, Qk SALE-CHFAP—THE STOCK AND FI tures Of @ Confectionery abd Toe Cream eal at 700 4th ate eu POSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF THI ‘urnaces in Welcker's Motel, toxether with the a ua Moos, Supervising Engineer, 1406 Lt. nw. y ANTEDS 8 PURCHASER FOR A FANCY AN Dry Goods Store, doing = fair business, located Noe, the principal thoroughfares of the cits. re- quiring a cash capital of about @5,000: or will takes partner, ther active orsileut, Address DIY WOODS, office. auz3-3t W ANTED—TO BUY A RESTAURANT. eg Wctating price and location, Dox iP =e ‘CENTER MARKET REFRIGERATING Com- pany offers excellent chances for persons having cana and W ising to invest in Dutter,tchieese, dana story chen bythe ween 6 = care the advance i prices which almost always cae Guring the mutumn aud winter monte, eels Lee Fpteniture of Aadiroom boil cay nares fare 5 it Wantage dished most central i dress HOTEL, Star omee po AND MEDI' at PROF Prices. Lo See * NOHOE, Piai-oe ‘ cone my TORE aap WE! 11 G BT. K.) sur able for Rutnens Ce Naya Upholsterer, 24 On excellent busines street. eye sigcluing. suid TO EXCHANGE, $300,000 | LANDS aN Woancion, anete or part for for desordvtive patuyiles 9. Madcias ‘Roorts, ress, for desert; owner, lad Degotisting. ‘Md. ‘Ten ‘per cent LES OK LEASE_THE CAPITAL THEATER W. S01 ABELT, 408 Sth ot. 2e3-Bin, TEN STHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT AND FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE, ¥16 PA. AVE, N. W. (South Side) Termone guiug ‘abroad, or ieavitig the city, shoud cote for the sate ot ine wecurtca Peake Ceti vats ook ror costa, ees oycan ‘bared. nus, art, piunos, bbric-a ‘stored at low rates. tives, Jour valuables are svoteu orb ‘Once Hours: 9 m. to 4p. ub £26-Gm (Saturdays, Ya m. to3 pm) COUNTRY “BOARD. ATTAN HOUSE—FOB THE MONTH © YS tame a Nr @1bsUNS it tog Bill, Ve aude MRSI-CLASS BOARD, CLAGETT MANSION, an Kailrosd, juiry of W. Pew oraddres® wood, B.C. subd rooms, apring water; half-mile jountaitis. two. tiles. frot depot Hit, Va" WAT. zen 08 on? ‘Boarders twent a ae Sune = suites walk on station aud pet rd hipe Snes ae W. Oo. aa Perak dowhh TY ¢ EAGLE HOUSE, FALLS Sader va vane 3. NORTHRUP & 33 —_ tuk goo very taba RETREAT” MOUNTAINS aor (near Harper's ebay oa YOMFORT, out the Fall. a Ee, "Audra W. “daily. addres BPHING, Re ties = MONDAY, 22D, A BLUE SCOTCH T A liberal: | Lec nae | OST—LADY'S GOLD-FACED WATCH (TIME ON face), with, platinan end wold thaih an chet with mobogram C.k.M. Keward given if re al Tsoz'h'st'n Ww. mae : | RooNbaae PERSON WHO LOST @—~ CAM eet same by advertising. LoS Deters 1TH AN Pa. ave. between “2d and 34 sta. August, one roll of pl Find: Feturnih wate to ais 8. QUOPER, Archit ‘Building. en TON BATU HE 20TH INST, Bee 1 and 3 o'clock pm., between 7tis gud 3 end Rhode Ielana, Paid for ate return tod. PERSONAL. Ce TL. SERV: IO EXAMINATION QU Qui STROUS oncangrg: O° FANN, ac at tod Pato aul5-1 * Southwest cor. 8 ‘a De ALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL OAH 3 eae ‘aud wood togall on him: for tree unscreened guy rin te cal Resn. ‘oftice corner 11th st. and K. Lave. DBicee S11 Ast uc and cor. Oihend Kista, nw, ‘ul0-2m0 'N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON ie re are nov prepared ty pay full vale SU Da te. oF eu yie-ban D* un ye ee Taw. ctracting. A iecdepaietoe De ae PL AE