Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. |Isrzszsrxo Ireus For Mex. WASHINGTON: WEDVESDAY a--- May 16, 1888, HOSBY S. NOYES. Washington, and mach greater than that alt the other daily papers bere added together. —— ‘The utterance of the New York democratic state convention on the subject of President Cleveland's administration 1s cautiously guarded tn its refer- ence to the tariff question. Even the whole of the President's low-tariff message 13 not frankly ap- proved, but only “the doctrines * * * that um necessary taxation 1$ unjust taxation; that taxa- ton * * * benefiting the few at the ex- pense of the many is @ perversion of the national power;” that the correc- tion of the evils indicated will be the best thing for American industry and the public inter- est# generally; that the Treasury surplus is a saenace to trade; and that, “im reducing taxation, the interest of American labor should be carefully regarded.” But the specific recommendations of the message are ignored, and the convention had apparently never heard of the Mills bill These are significant omissions. New York state has in- dustries dependent largely on the protective tariff for their prosperity, in which bundreds of millions of dollars are invested. At least two inembers of the delegattion-at-large toSt, Loulsare Tuancially interested in these concerna. It would have been, perhaps, too much for human nature 1 ask the democratic party of the state to come ‘out fairly and squarely in favor of so radical a measure as the Mills bil, The whole party could afford to shout aloud for tariff reform, and for the President who urged it; but the form of Its ap- proval might apply with equal force to the Ran- dail bull, oF to any other which would reduce taxa- Uivu oF dispose of the surplus in the Treasury. $< What a potnt the exact sciences have reached sshown in a very striking manner by the ively discussion in progress among astronomers con- zerniug the origin and character of the canals delieved to have been discovered in the planet Mars. That they are canals, and not rivers, 13 assumed by Schiapparelit and Perrotin from the fact tat they are parallel, straight, and that they increase in number between the periods of observation, qualities not found in any nagural system of water courses known tous, But along comes Prof. Proctor with his blunt British skep- Ucism and attacks this pretty theory by showing that, if the rivers of the planet were overhung,fora part of the year, with a heavy mist, the appear- ance to the eye of an observer on the earth would be just like that which led the continental as- twouomers to assert the existence of artificial channels. Some torce 1s added to this argument, moreover, by the circumstance that, although Mars ts only about one-sixth the size of the earth, (ue supposed canals are one and two thousand miles long and from ffvy to eighty miles wide. To bring this home to the mind of the reader, let him imagine the planet Mars expanded tothe size of the earch, aud the United States laid out upon its surface; then let him fancy acanal artificially constructed as wide as the state of Pennsylvania and extending lengthwise the full width of the United States from ocean to ocean—and notmerely one such canal, but a series of them following par- allel lines. Another comparison ts suggested—not toemphasize simply the dimensions of the canals, but to indicat? the hugeness of the work of con- structing them. We have learned to regard te Suez Canal, regardless of the sand bed through which most of the excavation was made, as a splendid engineering feat. Yet that ts only 100 miles long and 325 feet wide at the widest part of the surface, and it took something like fifteen years to build, with the best mechanical appll- ances in use in this golden age of invention. What must be the strength and skill of the tn- habitants of our little sister planet if they can turn out one or more artificial water-ducts, each twenty times longer and twelve hundred times broader than the Suez Canal, during each period of three years in which their work ts hid from our imspection! For the present, it 1s pretty safe to say that plain, practical people will accept Pro- fessor Proctor’s theory in preference to that of Scbiapparelll and Parrotin, <<< Senator Spooner’s bill for the issue of a 23 per cent government bond to run fifty years and to be interconvertible with other bonds already issued and with any form of currency, recalis the inter- convertible bond scheme long championed by Representative Kelley, of Pennsylvania, during the days of the inflation agitation. It has a pecullar merit Just at this time, however, in supplying a means for continuing the national banking system upon its present basis, and for re- ductng the interest charges now borne by the gov- ernment. The banks everywhere will doubtless be glad to make the change, call in their ‘old bonds and take out the new ones to deposit as security for their circulation. But why is the in- terest set at 23 percent? Could not a2 per cent Dond, with ity years to run, be floated equally well? It may be remembered that Secretary Sherman, when he conducted his refunding opera Tons at 434 per cent, believed that he had reached ‘Ue limit of popular patience, and his issue of 4 per cents was attempted only with a very long Yerm and an absolute immuuity against redemp- ton before the end of that period, to compensate jor What he regarded as the dangerously low rate of interest, The same extreme caution charac. Terlzed the drop to 3 per cent, and even the bank- ing fraternity were frightened at itor pretended tobe. Do not these examples teach us anything with regard to another reduction of rates? And Was a government's credit ever in better condition Jor such an experiment than ours is now? $$ ‘The Commissioners of the District have repeat- edly recommended the repeal of the clause requir- lag appointments on the police force to be made iow along those Who have served in the army or navy. The recent decision of the first controller snows that the requirement cannot be construed ut of existence, aud can only be disposed of by repeal ‘The injury done to the police force and to tue city by a provision which has long outlived its usefulness and lngers only to embarrass and damage Las been clearly depicted to successive Congresses, but as each year of separation from War umes and of city growth adds a trife to the forve of the argument against it one may still hope Tuat after a while the desired repeal will be secured, ——— = It is the boast of some of Governor Rusk’s ad- Xairers that the Wiscousin republicans will stick io their favorite son im convention longer than Gnio Will Stiek to Sherman or Indiana to Harrison. Possibly this 18 so, and yet 1t may not bring the nomination Mr. Kusk's way. A better plan than ‘the disparagement of other candidates would be to qmaarea into the convention with a solid phalanx committed to “Uncle Jerry” as their choice and with “Fire!” for their motto. Candidates have stood for office on a good deal less substantial platform than Mr. Rusk’s record im driving anarchism out of Milwaukee before a volley of Bot lead, << Baltimore expands herself, She adds seventeen (Our Summer Neckwear is coming in every day ‘Row, and perfect besuties they are. As invoice after invoice {s received and opened revealing new effects in the blending of well known colors, we cam but wonder and admire the genius that's capable of conceiving such new ‘beauties in the tone and harmony of shades. SAKS AND COMPANY. Our wonder increases when, by referring to the bills, we find we can sell these Beautiful ‘Scarfs at 50 cents each. Our admiration is kindled anew when we observe the new and ‘handsome shapes in which they come, the little Kinks and wrinkles, new and small in them- selves, that go to make the faultiess scarf. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Spring and Summer Underwear is now all in. One can hardly realize the Designer's Courage ‘tll the bold effects of some are seen—blazer like in their wealth of bars and checks, and from ‘that down to the tamest and most subdued Patterns, Merino, Angola, Vienna, and Natural ‘Wool are the materials in which they come, and they range in price from 35c. to $2.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Fancy Shirts in Bars, in Dota, in Cheeks, and in irregular figures; Ultra Stylish and Bold in Colorings. Noue more pronounced than those we showare made. There are none more besu- tiful produced. There are none made that will fit as well, and none that amount to anything are sold as low as ours—98c. to $1.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. Hosiery—Well, when we tell you that our system of doing bus ness enables us to sell you for 23centss patr, fancy-colored half hose that ‘couple of years ago couldn't be nought for less than half s dollar, youcan imagine what a rev- olution we have created iti the price of Gents’ Furnishings, We shows larger and more va- ried assortment of Fancy Colored Half Hose than you ever saw in one house before. We name prices that will surprise you if you know anything about the actual values, SAKS AND COMAANY. ‘We are showing some unique and fancy han- dlesin our Silk Umbrellas this season, the silk and frames being of the same high order as those of last year; but we claim the merit of originality for the handles. The rustics are made of polished roots and natural sticks in the oddest and boldest designs; the gold and silver tipped ones are made in the most fantas- tic shapes tmaginable, and all are, to say the Jeast—handsome. SAKS AND COMPANY, FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, 1ST FLOOR, my 16 MARKET SPACE FRONT. Consers. ‘We carry a complete line of all popular Brands. The P. D., R & G., Thomson's, Warner's, Silver Dollar, Sum- mer and Ventilated Corseta. To-day wecall your at- tention more particulary to afew WOVEN CORSETS. THE SILVIA, one of the nest WOVEN CORSETS, Genuine Whalebone, Very-Long Waisted, High Bust, ‘eapecially adapted to present style, for this week ouly, $1.25; Regular Price $1.50. COMMON-SENSE CORSET, Whalebones, Finely Finished, Long Waisted, High Bust, Present Style, for this week only, 85c.; Kegular Frice $1. BOULEVARD, Medium Length, Supported Bust, Double Side-Stays, for this week only, 63c.; Regular Price 75¢, PRICES GUARANTEED. AT THE BBB x Bh Oo REN BBE 9 9 ORNS BOB Oo NXN BBB 00) ON NN MM At 6A RRR COO MMMM A, MMM AA Hee § ° MM OM RR Co MMM aa EE Coo my15 316 7TH STREET N.W. Goxcuans, Satmses, Axp Isom Sixxs. W. H. SHUSTER & SONS Have opened « large lot of beautiful styles in SCOTCH GINGHAMS that have not been shown before, and at Prices that will insure their speedy sale, 25c., 35c, 40c., and 50c., the handsomest styles ever shown. ‘Light Blues and Pinks in great variety. ‘Just opened a new lot of choice FRENCH SATINES. ‘New Patterns in INDIA SILKS. We have opened within the past fews days a choice lot of these popular goods, and offer the greatest ‘variety ever shown in this city, at 75c., $1, and $1.25. ‘Now is the time to make a selection. New lot of CHOICE BLACK HOSIERY for Ladies ‘and Children, ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNA AVE. Eveer Anzivixe Cee ‘and nearly every incoming freight train, adds ite load to our matchless stock of Reliable Sum- ‘mer Shoes and Slippers, thus more than filing ‘Up the large gap made by my16 OUR SPECIAL FIVE DAYS SALE. ‘The particular aim of the sale was tomake oom, even at s loss of our profits; that our friends have availed themselves of this oppor- ‘tunity cam be gleaned from our crowded stores. ‘This sale closes TO-MORROW at 7 p.m. Un- ‘tl then we are selling: Square miles to her area and 30,000 to her popula-| $3 Ladies’ best French Kid Hand Turned, Low tion by annexing districts north and west of the city. The tendency of all the great American cities 18 to absorb, to the advantage of all parties, Tracts of surrounding territory. Baltimore is not Dehind the times, and arranges her extension in 00d season for the showing of the next census, ‘Wasuington will fall into ine before many years, ‘and in time the boundaries of the District will be the Limits of the eft: OUMANS N. ¥. HATS. KNOWS N, ¥. HATS, PEARL CASSIMERE and DERBYS in fashionable shades STEAW HATS for Gentlemen and Youth. UMBBRELLAS.—Large stock of Silk and Gloria to select from. PARASOLS.—New lot just opened. S27 FLES taken on storace. 4 STINEMETZ & SON, Asst PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SPRING STYLES. ALL NEW COLORS. $1.50, 82, 92.50, #3, $5.50 and 94. UMBRELLAS. Gloria Umbrellas, $2 $2.50 and $3, with gold and tise abuve cannot be excelled, ‘w. F. SEYMOUR, Geormeown, _ e191 2139 Bridge st, DODGE, COAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Ketail. PEMsOS AND CLAIM ATTORNEY'S PRINTING MADE A SPECIALTY. By BYRON S. ADAMS, Printer, 516 Sthst ow. Button and Oxford Ties, patent tip or plain, at $2.40. 82.50 Ladies’ Scolloped Vamp. patent tip, Oxford Ties, the nobbiest shoe out, at $1.95. $2 Ladies’ fine Dongola Hand Turned Oxford Ties, ‘Common Sense or Opera; special, $1.50. $2.50 Ladies’ Bronze Adonis Slippers, the same as sold elsewhere for $3.50: special, $1.90. ‘@2 Ladiew fine Kid Adonix and Jet Beaded and trimmed Slippers; special, $1.50. 50 Ladies’ fair stitched Patent Leather Tipped Button Boots; special price, $2.50. $2 Ladies’ Genuine Dongola Kid Button, plain or Upped toe; special, $1.50. @1 Kid Lined Genuine Kid Opera Slippers, Ladies’, ‘Mimes’ or Childrens’; special, 50c. 50c. Ladies’ Canvas or Lasting House Slippers, dur- able and comfortable, 35¢. $1.25 Misses’ Fine Hand-Made Spring Heel Oxford Ties; special orice, 85e. $1 Misses’ Solid Pebble Button Hecled or Spring Heel, at 75¢. }1 Child's Curacao Kid Spring Heel Low Ties, But- ton and Opers slippers, at 75c. Gent's $3.50 Genuine Hand-Sewed Calf or Kangaroo Low Ties and Button, at 2.90. Gent's $2.40 Seamless Vamp Calf Button, Laced or Gaiters: special 8100. Gent's $2.25 Kangaroo Low Shoes, st $1.85. Gent's 04.50 Patent Leather Laced, at 63.80. Boy's and Youth's 91. WM. HAHX & CO.'3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th ot, 1922 Pa ove, | ‘231 Pa eve ne my11-2038 IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, AND WHY? OUR STOCK TO SELECT FROM 18 VERY LARGE AND CONTAINS THE VERY XEW- EST PATTERNS AND STYLES. OUR PRICES ARE 25 TO 60 PER CENT BELOW THE MERCHANT TAILORS, AND OUR NEW YORK OUTTER 18 “GIVING FITS" OF THE MOST SATISFACTORY SORT, THE MEN WHO TAKE THE MEASURES CUT THE GARMENTS. THE COATS ARE BASTED UP AND TRIED ON BEFORE BEING FINISHED, THUS INSURING SATISFAC- TION TO THE CUSTOMER WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE ANYTHING THAT OUR CUSTOMERS MAY WANT IN THELINEOFCLOTHIPG. RIDING COATS, TROUSERS, OR HUNTING sUITS OF STOCKINETTES, BEDFORD CORDS, *BUCK- SKINS,” WINDSOR CORDS, WHIP CORDS, TREBLE CORDS, TWEEDS, TWIST CORDS, STABLE TWEEDS, CORDUROYS, MOLE- SKINS, VELVETEENS, ETC, OF THE BEST ENGLISH GOODS. WHILE WE CARRY AVERY LARGE LINE OF FINE GOODS WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE VARIETY OF MEDIUM PRICED 8UITINGS AND TROUSERINGS FROM WHICH TO ‘MAKE SUITS AT $20, 825, 830, AND TROUS- ERS AT $5, 86.50 AND 87.50. ‘THESE SUITS ARE CUT BY THE SAME CUTTER AND RECEIVE THE SAME CARE- FUL ATTENTION AS THE HIGREST PRICED GOODS, NEW LINES OF THIN SUITINGS AND ‘TROUSERINGS BEING CONSTANTLY RE- CEIVED, E B BARNUM & CO, my16 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Berrez Licat Tax ELECTRICITY AT HALF THE COST OF GAs. ‘Bee the wonder‘ul ‘NEW WELSBACH BURNER, at 539 15TH STREET, Corcoran Building. my15-3m 00 RRR oo Hi u ROR oo Uy eR 00 ou RR on con oo 000 Te oo om ww sor = | Fe 9H ww “ i m2 [ fF Me L FEE Eich fb of mio tf § SS 22 CLL HER or LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. Crowds visited the department yesterday and the gods went out as fast as the salesiadiescoutdcut them off, and. patterns at r When We are offering ail the newest 0 won in all kinds of LACES AND EMBROIDERIES 50c. ON THE DOLLAR. WONDERFUL VALUES 18 SWISS FLOUNCINGS, (45 inches wide.) Goods worth 6: Goods worth 7. Goous worth 81 ai Goods worth Goods worth €1,90 for 81 Goods worth $2.25 for $1. ‘Aud hundreds of others. DON'T MiSS THIS SALE. BBE : Be dk gs pen AA 538, Bes a“4 Sss8 = 77H. 8TH. AND D STREETS. E NNN sss NNN Bys8 NNN BRR Ir xX BOB AA Ht WN § gs 2°48 K GGG AU AI NNN S353 IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. No. 1.—All of our #1 46-incn, ail-wool HENRIETTA CLOTHS, all shades, REDUCED T9 88c. A YARD. No. 2.—All of our 75c. 40-incl RIETT, CLOTHS, all wool, new colota, eke e REDUCED TO 62}. A YARD. No. 3.—All_ of Se. 40-1 NSA of, OF G5 40-inch AENRIETTA REDUCED TO 50c. A YARD. feces of ALI-SILK BLACK RHADAME, le, was $1.25, REDUCED TO 98c. A YARD. No. 5,—50 pieces of LAl INDI wig fig 50 picges of LARGE PLAID INDIA LINENS, REDUCED TO 10c. A YARD, No. 6.100 dozen of GERMAN DA: )WELS, ax. Er of GEI MASK TO’ REDUCED TO 160. EACH. SPECIAL VALUES IN CROCHET BED 400 Spreada, ware 91-25 spectal price $1. 100 Spreads, were $1.50, svecial price 100 Spreads, were #1. 79, special price S125: BBR OA BBB Ses my15 Ove Fuiexp MUST HAVE CAUGHT THE BUFFALO FEVER, BI-SON, In the original, might be called. +hildren say— SEEShn= ee eter ar ef “Those who are not for us are against us.” ok Et No. 4.—5 20 inches ‘7TH, STH, AND D STREETS. it a rT WEY VICTOR E ADLER’ 10 ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10, G47 and 920 7th ot n.w.. corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Price, Open Saturday until 11 p.m. myl4 igh By | Mews 50c. Usoznwesz For 350.| Woonwarn & Lorsnors Conuwx PALAIS ROGY AL BARGAIN i r wd F FOR THURSDAY, MAY 17. TTT y E27 To advertise our second floor departments we devote this entire column, with exception of one line FOR MEN. Some of the bargains offered are phenom- eual; for instance, the prices quoted for Cotton and Cembric Underwear—mentioned in lower half of this column—are such that we think it advisable not to commence the sale until 10 am. Our reason is that ladies who leave office at 4 o'clock may benefit by the sale, and not only the clerks from other stores whose shopping hours are early in the morning. carte ‘THE PALAIS (See space below.) — The “Palais Royal" $1.68 Jerseys—being imported, tailor-fnished, silk stitched, and absolutely perfect fitting—are equakto many Jerseys offered at $1.98. We offer them to-morrow at $1.35, The 96c, Chil- dren Jerseys for 590. All sizes. -ALAIS ROYAL (Bee space below.) ae Is Ove Snoz Panton $3 Hand-sewed Oxfords for $2.50. Beat kid, war- ranted hand-sewed, We guarantee these Shoes—that is, tf they crack or wear out of shape with less than » month's fair wear, we give s new pair. WE KNOW they are uf best selected materials and made up by ex- ert shoe makers, Hence our cuarantee, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Bee space below.) Sramrep Goons Bancars MOVED TO SECOND FLOOR. ‘We inaugurate the change with the following Special Prices: 2§e. Splashers for 19¢., fringed, with drawn work. 85c. Bureau Scarfs for 50c., Momie cloth, bem- stitched. 4c. Doylies for 10c., Kensington linen and Momie, ‘stamped and unstamped, fringed and hemstitched, ‘98c. Laundry Bags for 59c. Extrs Size Pillow Shams, 2c, s pair, best muslin, 1 yard square. $27 Above goods are artistically stamped in many designs, and are good values at regular prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL orTas Depanruent, You'll appreciate the special prices for to-morrow be- cause the lots mentioned comprise part of the Job lot ‘we secured last week, and which are splendid bargains at thie morning's prices. Se. Real Madras for 0c. a yard. Curtain Scrium for 12c. a yard, Antique Lace Curtains, $1.75 a pair. THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(See space below.) Ts Oon Suaw: Derr. We have made a specialty of Cashmere Scarfs at $1.19. They come fringed and in all colors, includ- ing black. The special price, 98c..ix a slight differ- ence from the regular price, but it's the cost price to bus of 100 dozen Scarfe bought direct trom the pro- jucer. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (See space below.) Ove Savery Exevator To second floor is situated in passage adjoining Glove Department, which is rear of store No. 1119 Pennsyl- vanis ave, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (See space below.) Tove Mosr Asrovyprxa, B: 8S; ERE cco NN DDD H BE €° 39 RXN BD Se RG o 88 RNS BOB Sus EER ‘00 NNN Bop FFF £ 00 00 F L 0000 re Boban So BO Be BER A RRR. GG. NN N p88, Bp as RR OG OER TS Bs Bch BME digo BA HER (38 bee Ak GBS SAAT NAN Sue PPP 3 I pee aa E sa HT gs pre AA OE AA 1 Sassy bP S*R to 2S HO tags TR 00 4 Y¥ A L zg R oO t e ke 83 YY 24 EL EE “oo ¥ 2% fees = 00 ¥ aa - Ea-The garments quoted below are worth every cent of the regular prices, but ladies whocan afford expen- sive Underwear object to crease, We have not all sizes in some lote, and » few of the garments are slightly rumpled by handling. The Special Sale prices ‘most astounding, but true reductions in prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL q belor 211 Nicuroowss Sacurricen, £27 What doyou think of these Gowns for 68c.? Lons- dale Cambri, Yokes of 54 tucks, Plaited Backs, finely embroidered at neck, yoke, front, and sleeves; these were uur $1.68 gowns. Muslin Gowns for 680., with 6 clusters of 5-bunch tucks; tucked yoke-band, tucks aud embroidery at sleeves, &c, These were our $1.35 Gowns. [ar-We have 139 Gowns to offer st 68¢. each, em- bracing nine styles, 72 Bridal Night Gowns at $1.98, that were €3.39, $3.08, and $3.98; an illustration: Cambric Gowns, with yoko of Medict Ince and double ruffle at neck, front and sleeves. Five styles to choose from attime of writing. are PALAIS ROYAL. (Skirt bargains below.) 107 Sxunzs Sacrmicep. Those at $2.98, $2,68 and $2.50 to go at $1.68 each One style with deep flounce and tneertion of embroid- ery, 14 tucks above flounce, scraper ruffle, These were our $2.68 skirts. $1.19 and.98c. Skirts for 5c. One style with embroidered ruffle and 5 tucks sbove Another desirable style has cambric ruffle with $ tucks and 12 tucks above, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Corset Covers below.) 89 Corser Covms To Go. In the combined lots you may find sizes from 3 to 42. ‘Those at 98c., 75c. and 68e. go at 220, ‘Those at $1.98 and $2.25 goat 89c. 9 Some at 220. have V-shape front, exquisitely em, broidered, Many at 89c.of fine laces. 42c., 390, and Se, Chemises for 22c. Made of Fruit of the Loom Muslin; nestly tucked. The ground work of 81 Chemises; 8 few remnants at our lace counter ‘The explanation. 91.68 and $1.98 Garment for 80c. each; some with Torchon ; some with Medici, some with Pist Val Lace ‘Trimmings, One or two styles finely ember oidered, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Drawers quoted below. 132 Pius Or Daswere ‘The $1.25 and $1.35 lots, reduced to C¥e.; one style ‘with deop embroidered ounce and #0 tusks sold here- tofore for 61.25, ‘The 48 and 300, Drawers guing at 28e.peiz. Open and Closed. One style with 9 tucks and hem ; another style With Gambric ruffle, 5 tucks above, snd aaother with ‘Sclusters, 2 buseh tuck ‘That's all, ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 16. CHANGED EVERY DaY, gE ecoeate «tlas neta a Y Our recent purchases below value were very ‘opportune, as Black Lace Dresses grow more Popular as the season advances. No fear of their becoming common, as their price will always keep up their prestige and exclusive- ness, By no means fail to examine our Istest Purchases, The patterns are exquisite and the Prices went WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ted Cor, 11th and Fate. nw. Vanovs Taxon. ‘More Moth Marble have come. Best yet for packing sway furs and clothes; also an excellent ‘Geodorizer and disinfectant, About 50 marbles ima box, 10c. per box. Guaranteed Fast Black Hose for Ladies, 25¢. per pair, Better quality at 35c. ver pair, or 3 Pairs for 81.00. We refund the money for every Pair that stains the feet or clothes, or fades with washing, DRAPERY NETS—Largest line yet. The demand is increasing, and will no doubt con- tinue to increase so long as such handsome pat- terns can be bought forso little. 45 and 48 inches wide, in innumerable stripes, vines, sprigs, sprays, geometrical figures, designs, &c. ‘You are specially invited t» look at these. $1.35, 81.68, $1.75, 81.85, 82, $2.15, $2.50, 82.68 and 82.80. PARASOL OCOVERS—Silk-finished Cream Nottingham Lace Covers, especially for baby- carriage shades. 50, 58, 68, 75 and 815. each. First floor; right of main entrance.) Barnsley Floor Linens, three yards in width, $1 per yard. 90-inch Bleached Belgian Linen Sheeting: good soft quality: round thread, and very durable, $1 per yard. (econd floor.) MOSQUITO CANOPIES—Excellent line, em- bracing Turn-over and Hoop styles, for cribs, single and double beds. $1.35 to $3 each. (Fourth floor.) HANDSOME FANCY TABLE COVERS ar SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES. A fortunate purchase under circumstances which enable us to quote prices way below real worth. Yard-and-s-half-wide Colored Fringed Crete ‘Table Covers, made expressly for summer use. Real worth $5. Our price $3. ‘Yard-wide Embossed Silk Plush Table Covers, attractive effects in rich colorings, Real worth 83. Our price #2.50. ‘Yard-and-a-half-wide Knotted Fringed Raw Silk Table Covers, handsome Oriental color- combinations, ONLY $1.25 AND $2 EACH. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. u. w. Lar Rosts, Well-selected stock of the more practical Ainds, from the plain Momie-cloth dust-pro- tectors to the embroidered Windsor-cloth Robes, G0c. to #4. Plain Momie-cloth Lap Robes, 60, 75, and 90 cents each. Embroidered Momie-cloth Lap Robes, $1, $1.25, 81,50, $1.75 to 83.50. Plain Windsor-cloth Lap Robes, $2.50 and 83 each. Embroidered Windsor-cloth Lap Robes, $2.75, 83, 83.25, 83.50, 83.75, and 4. To interest you in this stock, we offer our All- linen Lap Robes at a reduction of 25c., viz: Dollar grade for 75c.; $1.25 grade for $1. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Gor, 11th and F sts. nw. Gnax Dazss Goons Repvcen. ‘The demand for Gray Dress Goods is not what it should be, notwithstanding the fact that fashion authorities prophesy for them an almost universal popularity this Spring and ‘Summer. ‘Tomove them more freely we offer our Dol- lar quality for 75c. Choice assortment of gray-and-white and light and dark gray checks ‘and stripes. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Faxcy Evsnomwery Derarruest ON THE RECENTLY REMODELLED FOURTH FLOOR. Something new near every day. Frequent Visits are necessary to keep well posted. The latest 1s Embroidered and Initiale Cambric Piliow Shams, size 32 inches, 3-inch rufile. Embroidered in handsome designs and alpha- detical letters, only $1 per pair. Finer at 1.35 and $1.65. Beautiful Flourishing Linen Thread,in the art colors, Se. xkein. All shades of Embroidering Cotton, 20c. per dozen skeins. Hem:nway’s Wash Silks in lovely art colora Improves with washing. 40c. doz., 4c. skein. 17-inch square Damask Cloths, for center of table, or tray cloths, stamped in handsome de- signs, 25c. each. ‘Washstand Covers in great variety. line at 28e. Linen Bureau Scarfs, 1% yards long and 17 inches wide, 2-inch fringe at both ends, in rich designs of almost every description. cach, Achoice (Fourth floor.) WOODWAKD & LOTHROP, _ Cor. 11th and F sts. n, Haxvsome Prisrev Besxoatixes. We have opened # choice line of Jimported Bengalines, attractively printed im rich and Deautiful designs, confined to them exclusively. ONLY $1 PER YARD. ‘This popular silk and wool fabric possesses the durability of the French and Irish Poplins without their heavy weight, and is generally sold at 81. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta. n.w. Wisvow Screexs. ‘Whon the weather grows hot, windows must go up, yet Mosquitos, May Flies, Burs and such imust be kept out. We have the necessary ar- ticle in the Celebrated Roe-buck's Patent Ad- justable Wire Window Screens, so arranged as ‘to adjust themselves to fit any sized window. ‘Size 18 by 37 inches, 70c. each, ‘Size 21 by 37 inches, 80c. each. Size 24 by 37 inches, 90c. each. Bize 27 by 42 inches, $1 each. Weare also prepared to tehe orders for plain, Landscape Screens and Doors.and guarantee ‘foun prions ‘and work, former lowest; latter best. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor, 11th and Fata. n. Mapras Lice Axo Cvnrame “Madras is the ruling summer Curtain Drapery Beyond doubt. The elements which have ‘brought about this decree are: First, their Mghtness of fabric and cocl-looking effect: sec- ond, their handsome patterns, durability, and laundering qualities; thirdly and ate Oo traordinary low prices at w! they are offered, ‘them within the reach of all. Phich places “'Poru Medrea Tace Curtaing 3% yards long, variety of handsome patterns, at 25c. per yard. First time this quality ever got solow. Finer ‘qualities and more elaborate patterns up to 61.35 per yard. (rourth ‘WOUDWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, om ( & | 8, : i i Hapa Heush if I ' ! é i i Ht if ! i | | | i WANTED-—HELP. ‘ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, ae ‘ANTED- lected bel a Wet ke, Sera re equine. J. G. Sia 3 Eades 8 myle-wew pANTED_A Wa rt Sah Once PRINTER, APPLE ud $36 st a Tear yANTED—LOCAL OR TRAVELING AGENTS E ‘specialty —f : N.Y. agent ordered a carloud fre: week. aX, Je agent” bal ‘a Mich canvasser clearrd falo dealer with his otter busiueas t= WwW yalets for family and W ANTED—BY A ent emnple OT st. nw. Can maids, waitress, farm traveling; waiters, resorts. Allcity references. 6] ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITION for Conia, Chenibeniaiie Waitress. Lasundres Nurses. Seamstress Men Walters Oo0ks ‘SAML A. OUOMBS,, WANTED--SITUATIONS._ POUTIONS FoR Bondage +: ~ ‘Cham termaids, German ummer resorts F, BUKNHAM, W. maid gai FIRST-CLASS Sk- RESPECTABLE WOMAN <A Cubsnian) « siruation as chambermaid or lady's vent is wanted. ‘the uxliab Apply st ~ ae ANTED — DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, peamatrres, unre, ‘and hostiers for 13 7th sta my 16-3 Coachmen, Fane, myles ‘month on our specialty; catalogue tres. A > BAFE CO. Cumcinuaty Ollo, myld-wassm- | WW AXTED-SITUATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF WANTED GA WHITE GIEL TO TAKE CARE OF | be inthe. STEVENS EMPLOTMERT AND ROOM” two children, snd make hereif generally useful RENTING BUREAU, 717 Oth st nw. Ull D pam fm hous: one willing ‘to go away summer. | my l6-6t" aT & Canstz0B Bet. mw. a ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED WASTED—A MONZBLY NURSE (WHITE), GIVE (Fri 4 Place as Grvt-clase lady's maid or Bure. rete and torus: souibeast preferred -Ade-| wood tel-rencen: no objectice, eaty. AT drove Y. Cy Star omen | VMAS PRCT ott | £1510 Lath et uw, a 'ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BARBER APPLY Witch TomPsoN Re Ave-ontin Be mye. 5e yANTED—FIRST-CLASS SKIRT TRIMMEES: ‘also, learners on. ne. Cal 7 work: st 410 Ttust.uw. McA HUFFMAN. at ‘ANTED—A LADY TO ATIEND CUSTOMERS Photo. fent of at old wentieman, Por particulars Siliress il. KAYSER Pairiar He i ‘ANTED_ WOMEN COOKS #10 TO $40, CHAM: t Terimaida, Nursen ‘and’ Lauhdreaees ta city of 7 Hands Gols. “SAME A: COOMBS, 920 Fret: our ANTED—AT DICK’S AGENCY, WOMEN CUOKS, $10 to $40; chambermaids, Waitromes, uurses, laundress, men cooks, waiters. builers,coachmen dairy Aud hotel help for resorts, G13 7th sti. w, V y ANTED_IMMEDIATELY WOMEN TO CUOK, Wash and iron, with ood references, 2013 R st. * A) A) ‘also, help for waterany places, “Fee refunded. it employ iment ts not secured. THe STEVENS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 717, 0th ___Biy 16-61" A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL housework and to take care of children. I at 1843 Sth st. nw, aie WANTED-AGENTS TO CANVAS INSURANC sick benefit, accident oF life; good sex. Apply at 709 C st. aw. WARIED MALE AXD. FEMALE SINGERS FOR ‘chorusand parts in light summer opera company Call to-morrow at Carroll Instutuve Hall, ou Gthaid F ats,at 2o%clock sbarpe my1G2t WASTED-A NEAT WOMAN WITH GOOD KEF- erences to dy honsework and cooking for @ faruiy of two persons, Apply between J amd 3p. BL, ut Too 1,003 tsth stimwe my oaee WAN TED-EIc HT TIRST-CLANS CARPEN Apply at Stall 249 Center Mark t. niast hav ommendations from competent persons. my WARIED-A,FIDY [COLORED BOY TO ki Elevator, Address HULEL X., office of Evening Star, city ee myi5-Bt WASTED_A Goop THOROUGH LAUNDR: also to do chamber work; must understand her Work and come well recommended, Apply after 6p mh. 1700 23. st. Bw. up 15-30 WANTED -SALESMES Nove elties, useful goods used in every wouseLuld. Lib- {fal Somantign nis Slowed" Que dollas wit start yox i usinews.” Address fu particulars, with stamp, HUN- TERE RUSSELL, 18 Pearl at, Grand Kapha, Sisca, myl5- V ‘ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — EXPERIE hone other need apply. 42 A the. 1 Ri my ‘D—A CLASS WOOD TURNER, wieaiy work. WIMSATT & UHLER, Vv y ANT! yy ANTED--ROOMS SU a om. RK will well farins convenient acre: A oT kind: $7 South Mountat Washinetor office and bed: ile trou Boy = 28 miles tre jer, Mont. Co., Boy ED— THREE, 5 second floor. for list housekeeping ; three adi north of Ea west of oth st; DEPAKTMENT, Star office. iy FURNISHED YOUNG COLORED MAN oF rement em} hose family bave left city. | Ad- Une ALEX WRIGHT core SET ae Wer. SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID by eyoune scotch Gist, would aeciat with, M Address B.C, 1000 Tat, ANTED-A SITUATION A Scotchinan who thorouck ness or would take care of summer. Oret-class recommendations otice. my loa 3 COACHMAN BY A y understands Lis bush ‘uuleman's house for the Address WR. myi4-3t* —SITUATION BY A FIRST-CLASS Pastry cook and hotel baker, Address (2 H., Star office. WANTED--ROOMS. _ wthwest part of city aud west o: 13th st.; references exchanged. Address box 133, Star oftice. TAN my lect KOO} wood references. Address = = <= | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR 8ALE—50 ACRES OF UNIMPROVED LAND tation, Met. Branch I, aul nton | on Tots of 3 to 10 acres from | kere! beatititul Dutiding sites. would trade the wll for @1-200 house in Wasuinston, Address B.C Detau: o.Md | JOR SALE—AT ROCKVILLE, HOUSES FOK RENT nidid road $25 to B40 per muy 16-48 and sale; lots for sale; country-seats and dairy stat ug Met. Braue ri ‘and O- frou ef Kocks, “CUOKE D. LUCKETT, #30 F et aw. rth of the city and near A Fround with ue view overlooking Mock Creck valley and proposed uatiomal park. price LOcI8 P. SHOE! 30 ACRES AT PORU ton, Sdjoming the uew subdivision, at ‘ine Property at Takoma Park, improved by a Troms; © guod piace for Dusiuons of ay mall and lane farne Timits to Polat e200 MAKE! 20 7 $7,500. comfortably-furnished Cottage of 10 rooms on tox ce ot palatial res F with 10 acres of Mra. Dabigren. Will be sold us it stands for the sinall suin of $34,000, land, wear 617 acres, Lip iulies irom Brooke Station, on the 7 acres on the Po eleg ted. Price $1, wharf =. Wanien. Bex W Atstoreoticit tor popular plan of industray fi: | 925-2 surance, no lapses to cover: big & HALDEMAN, 008 Fst. w. WASTER Fle cook. Apply to 604 Pu. ave. EASTEKDAY aes 14a auond, Fredericksburg and Potomac .K., 50 mices = tmuproved by he buildiiige. isn elegant entate, Prior $25 per acre. 00 acreu iu Sussex Co. Va, 1 mile trom the station of Homeville. Price €10 per acre. mac River, 40 miles from Ok SALE—FOREST INN LOTS, PORES! GLEN. ‘Special opportunity for great Darwaius, any ‘cash required, and long ti mente.” Apply to MYEKS & Co, 81 may 15-34" ly improved, bealthy, and eeva~ THOS. E. WAGGAMA: Real Estate Broker aud Anctionee ‘917 Fst a. searcely for Dalanice pay- S16 F st aw. Vv y ANTED — DUNDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Frau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white JOR SALE OR RENT— and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for Dis- | rhe fine brick residence of the Iate C. C. Hyatt at trict and states, with reference, 717 Mst.n.w. miy11-0" | yattevilie, Md. 24 large, airy rows, elevated. lock yANTED-SIX OK EIGHT AGENTS FoR tin; wide shaded veram las: large grounds, band. dustrial st nw. W SNTED—4 DRESSMARER TN EVERY FAL Learners for Prof, CHRISINER’S new “Inter natioual Tailor System™ with any inch-rule or tape- measure alone. Futterns aud wateriais cut, bated, ‘Life Ingurance. Apply at once 60. my7 bery draped or made, Mine. 8. J. MESSEK, “Couservatory | or it will be of Modes.” 1232 F st. nw, Washington, D.C. for a first-class mh10-dma" WANTED--HOUSES. WANTEDTA QUIET RESPECTABLE FAMILY, (wo emul children), will ‘take care of afurnixhed house or partly furnished: good references. Z. SMITH. City’. On Washington, D. att” WANTED THOROUGHLY RESFONSIBLE Ke liable and couple will allow slight reat for unturnished or fu ished house for summer aud my14-m,w.4,2w OK SALE—AT A BARG. Cleared; no buildings: or 20 acres with Lundings. Foi further ja:ticulurs address FAKMEM, Star office. my 11-60 OR SALE—A Di somely terraced, with abundance of shade trees, shrul ud flowers: 22 traius a day stop; commutation ticket to Washington for price of strevt-car fare: loca. tion one minutes" walk trom the depot, a celebrated iineTal spriug in immediate wieiuity.. ‘We offer this, one of the most desirab'e residences in Maryland, ou easy terms to an immediate Linwer sth feo fans into peu toa oe F. H. SMITH & SON, x RABLE F. Washington aud 3 miles from _1ze2 F 5 T ‘So acres, in Fairax County, Va, o)g miles trom Alexandria; situated ou ‘uaa of the fal pace afterward us advance, undoubted reterences. | tountis' for niles It ie wonly “ave. tainutes Box 129, Star office. Be 1t* | waik trom the Fairfax Theolosical Semiuary and TANTED—FOR FOUR MONTHS, A PLAIN | Fitscopal Bich School, and” near a seauinary W ecuntey house of i least ten roots, within tive miles of Waxbingtom: heaithy location, ahude aud ‘Address: water essential; terms moderate, 5 Seem y ANTED—I HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS FoR | FOR |S: Wait Teatal of houses of ail sizes, Parties avinie houses to rent can secure good tenants by placing thems with me. Prompt collections and returns, EF. ROSENBERG, 615 15th a, Wastep tas tions by parties deniriny Tehubee by placuug them witirme Prony and recuras GEO. W. LINKIN 30-1 Toth aud WANTED--BOARD. __ ¥ ANTED-—BOAKD FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR persons in a country j lace, near Washinton, Ad- dress, stating location and terms, Box 81, Star ofice. myis-2e EATS WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD FOR FOUR WEEKES irom dubs Int to October Tet my15-5t* “Address W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1510 Fat. WANTED — COUNTRY BOARD FoR THREE W tdi tad au tufauts private taunily without uther Dpoanders peeterred. “Adarews Rooni 4.6 ‘Clot! Busid- ing, city. my11-Im "| te APPLICA- ‘to rent houses of all aVing houses torent can secure collections R my WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—TO SELL AN INTEREST IN AN ES- F fablished and protilable Teal Estate Bustiens: | JOR SALE purchaser imust be a tax of siaudiny and affuir-: an | M¥ roms, w.th 4,000 treet gro éxpericnced bookkeeper preferred, Box 151, | easy terms. BENS. P. DA Star office. my | ok walk Warts COMPLETE SET THE AMERICAN Cyclopaeda, with or without animals Address tar office” ae ANIED-TO SELL REAL ESTATE NOTE: interest 6 per cent quarteriy, secured on business in Washington worth five times the amount. ), Star office Ite” Bow iss x = ‘ANTED—THE PEOPLE. OF FIRST WARD TO ‘Know tha: J.G. KEIINGLR has opened an Ice Aocality above W. drive tro. the city. railroad station; Papered; kitchen, four rooms: oreh: Feackes quinces, pears, &c. Apply to Dr. COOK, 3 Thou! ts. As lois have been. OK SALE OK KENT iz sirele. muct RENT—A LARGE BRICK MANSION g:ounds overlooking Washington: half mile from Tooms: Dewiy THE OLD BROOKS d suitable for #! nutes by rail O. RR; twenty minu ‘Also, two wew large attics: ne cellars, aud bath. Brooklaud adjoins grounds of New Catholic Univer ity, and 49 the mos! accessible suburb of Washitueto Apply to for youus Indien The lange scclets im. the tinmodiaie Eeighvarhl rive this piace scvactuges over viber SP HUPTY, 1301 Fst. nw. | AITHERSBURG, Mc ‘County, 100 jot wituiu 200 yards from station an clevated and desirable, jarticn deairitur to build. ‘Thin property. 4s, the t able property offered within the: Ingucements offered to : in this mouxut aft Pst seasons, w than elevation of 900 tect ington, and ttle indisputable T. B. BROOKES, Gaithersvung, Ma. 4 my ou desired with ted amd " SUBURBAN PROPERTY. OK RENT—PLEASANT SUMMEG RESIDENCE ou tennaliytown Koad; 9 Toons. rounds; BEN. AVIS, 1319 F street, EW SUBURBAN COTTAGE OF SIX 100 DESIMABLE VILLA SITES ON 7TH ST. EX- TENDED. It” | Weoffer for sale some choice and besutifal Villa or Cottave Sites, situated 14 Mosade Park, foruerly k as the Lay Faru, foutlug ou 7th at, extended, a di-tance beyond Brightwood, and running bcs wo Kock Creek. -1hss bewutiral tract of land ies Sa to 400 tect above tide water, 18 laid Off into cottage or Villa sites rangi iB size {rom 1 to @ acres, con ding ue views in every direction: watered by ‘aud “bas. been improved by nice Ty respect desirable for purpose of ‘own ort the ots, Containing ‘Std Landacme ‘trees, beautiful ae oe eros. er Fea Saieot ean BBO per Wallon Toc uale wale | Svouuen, roadways, Funtic Uniden, ect at's great ex: SS SS bate, ratte Onn lane 7 ‘0 PURCHASI YHOLE OB | about two acres, 1s uproved by a ASTERGIOFTMGEASE THE, ou | en es gy au ts Star office. three etc. etc, With choice shade: y AN? VERYPODY NEEDING SPECTA- | ininutcs! wals of Brigbtwood statlon, on the Metropel, y ANTED — PECTA- | Inintites’ walk ot Station, ont 4 WANE HEROD MPI ARNOT | Roti auht eghined este aanet OPTICAL GO. 807 14th st. tow. and procure at a | st-(whicl is sure to come in the near futare) are quite IF of Specta- inoderate price, of J. H. BRAMHALL, a ‘len By opinadcn that are lasting and easy to the eres my1d-st* CRG Te t DANIEL J, MOFFAT, 414 45 ST. aie be ruled; well work fal ea eut-eluployed: pou Prices moderate ‘driven wells a specialty. og WWANTED— PARLOR FURNITURE | UPHOL- stered. Mattresses over in fi style, References furbished ax to Torkmanslup, Work done at residences. ©. NELMUN, 514 10th ot nw. 'TED-ONE HUNDRED OUNCES OF OLD Qbiduna eve nunared ounces of Old Sliver or {ap27-1m) jCLACHLEN ‘THOS. J. Fisk. QOK SALE—BEAUTIFUL LOT bargain. E | LoniNg LAND AND. ata tion 400 feet above Potomac, beall ‘and wouded yarke;speela! inducement, large ots "G108 ‘Or plats aud information call on. ‘& BATCHELDER, accessiluie to the ceuter of the city as building low Au the outiying sections of the city. Prices, te apyly to ceeas pets with us for sale the uuidivision kuown as tele. 225 Fat. nw, AT TAKOMA. A W. RILEY SSRbusesw.tow mite’ | BUSINESS CHANCES Wren Tete carpets: fenthor beds: leo ola pacixer wate #300 TO 6500 POR A WELL GRAS Ean Morea | ssc ecuni thar relate Ure EM Sac as, Area. | Bea ina wis outta et 00. = my16-3t Sia NTED—ALL RESIDENTS OF NORTHWEST ction dearous of getting Dest “milk sold in Sa ee cata flee ‘which are furabobed Mdrese Bor $8, Star office. Price #2,800. R SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY Dusiness in lw. part o: city doing & lange business: Also coruer grocery on G st. m.w.: price S000; will invoice that amount Appl ply ia rd be W'S iED apes, QLOOTT # COOPEN, TXPE- 16-3 sia 43 ete ond lumii, Beek door weet of “Bun? WA 3TED—10 G0 IN A SMALL ESTABLISHED i ; For evening work 5pm business as active =. Willi to invest Hii Minds of work st standard rat Ty-Hn | $1,000 if satisfactory. ‘coo Fatty. Ser ‘ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS = Ww FRx OUR BUSTE P.cmtse | § OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY, MEAT AND ter than "butter: tecifaedon tet od alt the year | A frovicion Store m the noriument doing weet pay Fo ot mon Tephone onlers delivered “ot” house (GOOD UPPORLUNITS, Star othce. my lo-3t prom! N.B—No counection whatever with any Einekge stalls KR SALE WILL POSITIVELY SELL AT A LOW aud retail mye WM. ©. SORIBNER. WANTED ELIS, DUG, BORED, AND DIIVEX. drew 8°A-B. Sut odee ise ner, “Pune iad to ‘work easy. Bago apd pay OR SALE—29 SHARES OF LINOTYPE STOCK Py Se MOReRE | Hsscareys i x rEoure, 14107 stret, ae ae = = —— | _my15-3t ‘Dealer in local Stocks abd Bonda, Weer cates pion — ‘SALE—TWENTY-FIVE SHARES NATIONAL of ma morte cata my yo saree. SS Pe en “[NTED_EVERYBODY TO KNOW LEASE—ALL OF SQUARE 53, BOUNDED BY WwW int tiny oan preserve, Fructis Slices, Sud wt pw; multable ‘Wootten, ‘Siike, Fine ‘wood and coal, lumber or aby Bort of stor Epsirch scatter nua Sure tisesat | 06 Gayest = = = = ante to a ROO) be kept 2. a tempers be ma, where ee esasam.ene ‘per ino. Fs mone; well a 2s ‘for 4 Sayin mate eons. neo f Peon evenue FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ JOk RENT THREE LARGE © OL. LOWER, UN. Ted naa fe Ane season, a Se ee Paha dpe. with gewtor STS: ment STATW ASSAM renin sores ie Bd required Cali after 5 o'rioos. myis-3e (OR RENT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR “ITH. mut board, ‘references exchauged, 253 1:ith sh T—A PLEASANT, NEATLY PURNISHED re WT vert of city. tos lady or — 4 a oe SOR REXT— UNFURNISHED, AT SUMMER rates, Gret Goor and Lesement, together or eps Fytely < Stilmus to'let Msement te white caterer ih ee change for meals. 732 Gib stn ‘mp 10-30" ‘i RENT — Two ; Fe22 LANGE COMMUNICATING aw. Jon RENT-NICELY FUR Franklin fark. location aud ROOMS, ON th FURNISHED p Tuome suitable tor ti —-4 L oir PARLOR WITH BAY WINDOW AND ory Tova, both furnished or unfur ima JOR RENT — THREE ow T ROOMS W ‘Grery conveuience for Nett hemseheyate, eee location; rent reasouabie, 110 stash, OR KENT—IN PRIVATS FAMILY manicating rooms. furnished ae oom, wn third Moor. alee a floor; very cool in sinner, JOK KENT— ROOMS, FURNIS: Bs siniie of en suite mo window, oll convensenoes See a6 rwe com Vb ED OF UNFORS 1m exjomure, bey 479 Mian eee mp id ae UNPUKN ISH newly paimted cud paperad. manit JOR RENT- FURNISHED ours, bow plombling. Mo. ave ns my JOR KENT—908-910 15TH ST, OPPowtTe Mo. Pherwon Square, fornished mooie en gunte ore. le, by the day, week, of mouth, With Domnl at sutoner | Fates. myles JOR KENT-ONE LARGE FURNISHED Front Toom with closet, @10, and vue tor Go ore) por month, 1142 7th st. Bw may tao POR RENT—TO GENTLEMAN AND Wire, wrrK Hot more than one child, our or Uw wad rooms, private family. with or wil | 122 Oth wt. un FOR RENT—FLATS. T—TWO FLATS AT SUMMER RATES, Avpiy at WOUDMONT, Tove Cuscie and 1th | FOR RENT—STOR | JOR RENT—A VERY DESTRAULE ste dwelling, 406 Ost. nw. separateis FAN LOUD PF. sidui MAKER my16-3t 0 F mew JOK RENT—THE STOR, AND DWELLING ON Bortheast corner vl th and E-stracte: pital pfiee saloon. Appiy to JAMES T_STORE CORNER OTH AND Lis x w.,8:5 per mouths. Ajay to Ws © Jul ySON 18 13ch st. now, — mp 12d EGR BEST ATORE AND DwrLLine Ar 1635 14th wt nw, coutainiog 13 re th all aed | ern improvencinta: Inquire Wists TAs et ct oa FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOR RENT — TWO DESIRABLE office room at G13 Fat, #33. per i A. toot MBE, 1425 New Vork ave FOR SALE—LOTs. OK SALE-A Ly BASEMENT my 1K BOOXDS, « Ms OK SALE—A F ‘ave. between 12 ou OlN6 ave., and ruunt wood place for a planine 30. 308 MINESS LOT, 1th wt AP Lay word to Ware a qiick male Sp D. STONE. 800 F st, n. tran THOMAS AM my 16-8 OK SALE-LUT 1: Mase. ave n¢.; frame houses on thy for $46 per month: a sacrifice to an. ite Chaser, THOMAS A MITCHELL Wad Fat, ots & 5 JOR SA T A BARGAIN bie corner Lot om 14th «tu Fapidly built ui streets im the city LOUIS F. SHOE MAKEN, “myl6-3t Pat {OK SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON THT ent aide of 14th st. uw. near W at also one ou V, near 14th st. nw,” LOUIS P SHUEM Rb huyi6-3t 0 Paw. OK SALE_TWO LOTS ON HOWAKD AVE, atu Plensaut. owo on Uak ave, Takoma Park at Ivy City, at low prices. "BENS. P. DAVIN, m5 15-3 1319 F attoet. JOR s be al Two jute, ZORVL., wquare ear New. Haunpatiire Bye Mw.5 mo Feascuuule offcr refused. Bor Ai mar ny WOUND « Livek of Dr. or FE O8 SAL ,000 Fee Junta Houhts within mon's Lew resi at spoculitive fyures. willea- jor some xood Vuildiug lots im city uw MM. 141s Feet. nw. my ho-a JOR SALE—LOUS—G ST) BET 15TH AND 14TH sts ne, lot 89g. 1027, G1x130. price Boe. BEALL, BhOWN & CO. y14-3m re JOK SALE-CHEAP-SEVERAL FINE Li | AF Mert tian Hi). m the mame block near the si | Deine prepared for the building ot fou's fine mansion, Gho.W" LINKINS, mj 11-1 th and Hata nw, | POS, SALESDETTER THAN A SAVINGS Banke down and #10 pee mouth will buy 4 ‘Lot on. id rem Ot Ee BUAKDING, UTHERNERS VISITING NEW YORK Ghd fret-class transient Pleasant rooms at 104 Bast Suanged myn FUSE Chass BOARD, Wit on wrrHe Fooma, at 007 E st. n. 4 WHITE CALBKER HAS NOW CHAKGE OF the Belmont Gate, B13 12th st n.W..and can ae Commedate a few more quests with frnt-clare bone my 10-4 ARGE, COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED ‘Kooms, with Board, singie or en-suite. at Brat-clvaertrausient #1 per day. ‘Ibe WEisTE Le isin. MISS A. C. LETSON. myo OAKDING-LARGE. PLEASANT, WELL-FUK uished Koons, with Board, at THE ACBUKN, yenuay Ivana 2d at Pan _ COUNTRY BOARD. ANTED-SUMMEK BOAKDERS-NEA W. Spring SILVE : Metropolitan Branch. Baud 0 Kairosd, § miles trom Washiugton. Address F. #. CLAI Sligo, Md my loo SUMMER BOARD — BITCATION HAND healthy, wo malaria, beautiful gro Astine Rear, stabling for horses: terms @5 aud #6 per web, Mrs, FITE, Glenwood, Howard Co, Md. mpo-waabw® AKDEKS WANTED FO THE sUNMEM mouths: large airy Tous, each suitable fur two anuch cooler here tha the city; hunvelike ald Apply at 704 hing si, Alexaucria, Va, _ Sia ear naat'2 myletae TA PLEASANT COUNTRY SEAT IN THe outa Vine buat te fier'months. Adare Renbinwton, apy: Baunock: Conve. ny eoe te \ANNON HOUSE AND SUMMER BoAKDING ASSERT Cg itaw hate brorector istonica! plains ot Manassas, Ve Five bundred fect above tide-water, very healthy; excellent accommodations for stanmer boaters Sut, cool rooms, well-shaded yards sind wall Srives, churches of different denne Sadly toand from Weshiueton, Dit peu Guy and uit termi moderate. SUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN aT PHILOMONT Siioodoun County, Va. cue of the suet eieated Sad lhealthral sections of Virgie atsindat + Sf shade, Fruit muik. vewstablow (er dairiag pavilion, sud (ther emucenests, Tor" particulars : TAVENNER. eee Sy oeke se DELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN ibe mouiteine ct Vinginis at ihe prok,”_ent tniversity aud Chariotterviiie: beestifo, eyvanda, lanwes airy rosie, best of fare, every thing freeb, trom thefunn. ‘Address Bim C8! TON, Tio, Aloe: ius fae SPRING BANK OFFERS FIKST-CLAS» BOARD, Sianve rooms. fruit. te, milk iu profusion, ke. Terme "week, Trains uel daily, Keierca-es exchanged Radtee SPigho BANK. Aickandrn, Va apSO-ae™ Cost ten mw Guired ‘Terms moderate. Mm. CUNY ELL. 152-Lm ED NUMBEK OF GUESTS, HOUSE Fi 4 LIMITED SE xiuy Peatuny ot 208 Bat sarang Tae tana ‘caswers ts bamead So