Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1888, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON capi y D. C.. ie ae” i THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDYEsDAY Miny 30, 1985, ‘The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and mack greater than that ef alt the other daily papers here added together. ‘The Star Out of Town. Persons leaving the city for any length of time can have Tae Stag mailed regularly to any address and for any period they may desire, fa All orders for the paper hy mail must be accompanied by the money,—at the rate of fifteen cents a week, or fifty cents per month, unless sent toa foreign country, when the price, includ- ing postage, is 80 cents per month, ———— Whitelaw Reta had probably not yet received Mr. Biaine’s Paris letter, made public this morn- ing, at the time he submitted to his recent inter- view In Pittsburg. By this letter any doubts which may bave remained after the publication of its predecessor from ence, concerning the ‘writer's political intentions and aspirations, eught to be wholly removed. He says plainly that if the convention were to offer him the Presidential nomination he could not accept it. Inasmuch as Mr. Blaine to the knowledge of every one could, without writing the Florence letter, have secured the Chicago nomination by an over- whelming vote, and in a manner which would not have aroused new animosities to decrease nis enhances of election, Tue Stax accepted that letter as written in entire good faith for the sole purpose of taking Mr. Blaine out of the presidential race. If the design of the letter bad been to IncFease the writer's chances of election, if not of nomination, the political move was palpably a stupid one, and not even Mr. Blatne’s enemies accuse him of stupidity. The Paris letter !s the natural supple- ment fo the one from Florence, rendered necessary by the miscoustruction of the first document by a few persons, ed 1, in connection with the talk about inating Judge Thurman for Vice-President, that every occupant of that place who was more tam Sixty years old when elected has died in office, The list is lmited to five, and all the names are well known to readers of American history: Clinton, Gerry, King, Wilson and Hen- rick, Judge Thurman would be seventy-five Years old within a few days of his election, it elected, and hence, as regards the probabilities of survival, would have fifteen years on the wrong side of the account. Wile ft 1s doubtless true that some men of eighty are capable ot more | enduring effort than some of fifty, the rule is precisely the reverse, Judge Thurman, however, has probably put a stop to further discusston of This subject by bis statement: “If the people beileve me to be an honest man, they will let me ee ¢ man Who sniffs suspiciously at all the esof James G. Blaine will be around pre- complaining that he has not declined the presidential nomination outright, even in the Paris letter. This skeptic will point out tuat Blaine merely says that he could not accept without the minds of a part of his supporters cin t the pression that he had not been free from indirection, and that therefore he could not acer The man who doubts and | fears will contend that the unanimous and spon- taneous nomination of B fruitless Datlotings have shown the weakness of | other candidates, enthusiastically tadorsed by | hese unsuccessful candidates, would indicate un- maistakabiy that no finpressioa of indirection on | Mr. Blaine’s part prevails among the republicans, 1 that therefore his conditional deciination mination was based upon a mistake of ad ts vold or voldable. Some cause of grum- | would doubtless be found if the Maine | sman should take a solemn oath that he aine, after numerous Would not in any contingency accept the presi- | ‘atial nomination in 188s, would not run if put | the fleid without his consent, and would not | serve if elected. —— is ts the time of yearwhen every householder Ought to see to it that his premises are cleared of all kinds of waste organic matter. The recepta- eles for kitchen refuse ought to be not only regu- arly emptied, but thoroughly cleansed, so that no he garbage shall remain to rot and taint ger 18 even greater during the prevalence of rein, as at this season, than atter | the hot, dry weather has become settled; for the moisture not makes the only promotes putrefaction but | nosphere heavy and ‘obstructs the | sipation of fou! gases. Where proper attention | isnot given by the scavengers to thelr work, or | neighbors neglect obviously necessary precau- | tons so as to create a nutsance, the health oft- cer ought to be promptly notified. A very little ‘Twouble in the way of prevention may save a great al more expended to effect a cure when the | damage has been done. | $< It ts tobe hoped that the international copy- right Dill, after irs exhaustive discussion In the | Senate and its translation to the other nouse, is | not going tobe put away on the shelf to be for- | gotten. The near approach of the convention sea- son suzgest the convenient time for doing some- thing with this measure, It has no polities in it, | and while a part of the Representatives are mak- | ing speeches and casting ballots at St. Louls and | €hleago, the rest can call up and pass the eopy- | night Dil Tn this way they will be turning to | good account a period that might otherwise be | wasted; for the tariff bill will probabiy be laid aside, and the appropriation bills generally nave something in them which apartof the House | think ought to come out, or are lacking in some- | thing which another part think ought togo in, And therefore are reserved, as a rule, to be debated | by a fuil chamber, a ‘The diplomats who were expected to crowd the | senate gallery when the Anglo-American fisheries treaty was under discussion did not turn up yes- terday, notwithstanding that a speech was to be made by Senator Frye, who probably knows more | than any other Senator concerning the whole sub- | ject of the international fisheries, and strikes out Vigorously when elther the democratic adminis. tration or the British crown bobs above the forensic | horizon. ‘The main arguments advanced by Mr. | Prye Yesterday were those which he used tn de- | bate on the retaliation bill in the Forty-ninth Con- gresa There was a good deal of old-fashioned oratorical force tn the speech though, which made | its pression on the audience, and will require hard work on the other side to The prohibition party have c! semeral mourning for the opening of their national convention at Indianapolis. Possibly they wanted to combine with the memory of the war against slavery their Inauguration ot @ war against the rum power onascale hitherto unknown, for the of the movement declare that no such en- Was ever manifested before ts their be- They threaten to roll up a vote of a half milion im November. General Clinton B. Pisk, of New Jersey, ts practically without rivals 45 & candidate for the Presidential nomination, and the question which agitates the minds of the | delegates now is whether 4 Confederate oMficer of | qual standing had not better be chosen to Mill the | second place on the ticket. —— General Sheridan has faced death many times | tn the course of his adventurous career, but prob- ably never betore got into such close quarters with | ‘he great destroyer as during bis present illness. | To say that he has made a brave fight ts only to say that be still is the “Little Phil” of the war | day8; anc, if he pulls through, as there seems now to be some chance that he may, it will add one | more achievement toa uniform record of victori- | ous warfare. —_— -—_____ ‘The heavens have not kept faith with the weather prophets of the signal corps, and the sshowery look and feeling everywhere is unhappily ‘too consistent With the record of former decoration days. In spite of the prospects of a wetting, how- ever, the parade Was a fine one; and the Washing- ton militia, Who Were out in all the glory of their new National Guard uniforms, made @ most sol- dierly appearauce as they marched up Pennsyl Vania avenue. d cause, If Edward Burgess knows as much about the lines Of @ life-boat as about those of a yacht, his appolntment to the presidency of the board on life-saving appliances 1s one of the happiest hits Secretary Fairchild has made, Whatever may be said of Gov. Gray's political aflllatiuns in Lhe past, there cap no longer be any doubt of his willingness to sacrifice ™ even tae sweets of private life—for the good of the Gemocratic party. ‘The Gower-thiet who spoils the beauty of the O07 parsing \s at work again, and a corresponding seuuvity mould be shown by the police force, —— Choice Lote caprfou View FARK, mie Petes lea van ou low ten, and on eaay “Saas, mr aes | Mand-ran’ | much demand at the Souvenir Price—S5c. Foon re ; Pee a u i EER PPP a A FAR ADS Fors ba D4 00 a pt $8 ed & t Boe F 2 00, PPP EEE SN NII XN N coG *™ $3 be Be Fie] PAS oS F fen SMH HB LSP BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF SUMMER GOODS. THE APPRECIATIVE THRONG THIS MORNING. THE “OPENING” CONTINUED TO-MORROW. s85s,00 UT UV VEERNN NIT RRR S85 me 3 ELSE RET ERS sated fad! WY Eek MELE Bad OF THE OCCASION. As the “Republican” had it in its report of the 20th ‘& visitor to the Palais Royal without feeling the ‘Opening’ was » popular success, The rewarks of the visitors, the vim and enersy of those in authority, and the good nature and brightness THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT. ‘The men have been better cared for than the ladies Souvenirs of the “Opening” sre many and generous. Gentlemen will appreciate the following practical hints: You may secure the 50c. Scarfs for 37c. a piece during the “‘Opening” The surprise is how they can be sold for 60c., much less 37c., for you will see in the window Fisk, Clark & Flagg’s “Flexible” knot scarfs.and also their new bows:‘the Four-in-Hand Scarfsin a hun- drad patterns,and two other shapes of Knot Scarfs, and ais the Washing India Silk Windsor Scarfs of Fisk, Clark & Fiagy, and all st 37c. during the “Opening.” ‘These were the Scarfs that were being sold by dozens, in fact, as fast as the young men cowld wrap them. AND THE UNDERWEAR Certainly the 50c. gar- ments are superior for the money, as shown by the silk stitching, the extra pieces at weak points, the sizes to suit every one and tie vericty, There are the improved shape Jean Drawers at 50c., the English Balbriggan Undershirts at 50c., the colored Merino Underwear at 50c., the Gauze and Goseamer-wetght Under Garments at 50c. During the “Opening” the price is 46c. for ‘this underwear. 250. SOCKS SELL FOR 2ic., and you may choose from the plain English Balbriggan Socks, the All-one-color Socks with white toes aud heels, the fancy stripes ones, or from those stamped “Fast Black,” and which, of course, are ali black. The quantities sold are indicative of their worth. THE “COON” COLLARS were in popular demand. Just imawine warranted all-linen Cuffs for 18c. a pair and Collars for 11c. each. Such prices prevail during “Opening.” THE “PALAIS ROYAL” DRESS SHIR’ is a “chestnut” in one sense of the word, for most peo- ple know of it and for eleven years have wondered how it can be sold at 85e. The “Opening” price being 79c., those who habitually wear this shirt should know it, A BUSY MORNING FOR UMBRELLAS. ‘The Palais Royal has the credit of introducing the “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas to Washington; made of silk and wool. They have the appearance of all silk, with three times its durability. ‘The large sizes at $1.75 are reduced for the opening to $1.59; those with gold and sterling silver tops from 82.20 to $1.98. The $2.75 il-Boiled Silk Umbreilas seem to have the confidence of the patrons of the Palais Koyal, for many were sold this morning. The “Opening” prices 82.48. IN FACT, EVERYTHING FOR MEN Is being offered at surprising prices. Gloves, Hand- kerchiefs, Traveling Satchels, even Brushes, Combs, ‘and Towels are on the Souvenir List at reduced prices, SO MUCH FOR MEN. Too much for them when it is considered how much more can be sold the ladies. We enter by the other door to find the Ladies’ Underwear and Hosiery De- partment, and it may be said from this morning's ex- perience that when women get all to themselves and mean business they are not the same meek-eyed, sub- dued and lovely creatures that themen generally think them tobe. But an “Opening Day” and Souvenirs, and the notice “close at 12:30 o'clock,” should make the writer draw his pencil through above sentence, but there—let it go. BUT ABOUT THE UNDERWEAR. Can you think of Ribbed Jersey-Fitting Vests for 29 cents, aud not condone a little scramble for them. 1c. instead of 25e. for Jersey-fitting Vests, with low necks, ‘was a Souvenir appreciated by some. The delicate and lovely shades of the Ribbed Silk finished Lisle Vests reduced from 75e. to 69e. seemed to better suit the majority of this mornins’s visitors. The fine Silk Vests sold well—some as high as $5.68, though mostly those at @1 each. a: A SCRAMBLE FOR STOCKINGS. Whether a fact, or the artfulness of the sales girls to. sell as many as possible before 12:30 o'clock, it was jewed the supply of Richelieu Rib Lisle Thread Hose, reuced from GSc. to 50c., was running short. There wasascramble for them. “C. and G.” and “Gold Medal” could be heard constantly r-peated. THE FAST BLACK HOSE are shown in Cotton, Silk and Lisle for ladies, men and children. Even the tiny little black Socks for babies. THE CENTER BARGAIN TABLE had for its load 44c. Lisle Hose reduced to 35¢.; 85c. Silk Hose reduced to 69c., and was not to be comforta- Diy approached. ‘The display overhead, however, gave the impression that the shades were very beautiful. The quality good, too, it is presumed, or why the crowd? THE FAN DISPLAY. The display ix worthy of passing praise, and not only Fans, but Leather Goods of all descriptions—Tiny Purses, Large Valises, Shawl Straps—were displayed most picturesquely. "Dolls, too: one curly-headed young lady.in shockingly scanty akirts, was perebed on ‘railing over the Jewelry display, aud pointed most persuasively to the Doll Dept. AND THE JEWELRY snow. It shoud be printed in large lettera In unstudied, but artistic confusion, spartied aif Binds. Specie: Made up in su apparcitly eudies tare Watches, Chains, ‘Scart i ses Pins, barrin Chains, Lockets, aceletay wht Wleeve Buttons Scckiace, Pendants Studs, Lok Sea dante r Bonbon Boxes, ete ™ And there a shows, 14 Karat Goll Jewelry, Keel Ganset Sewers Real Arbor Jewels Real Tortise shell Jewetey, French Enameled Jewelry? Sterling silver Jewelry, det and Onys Jewels Fine oll Gotd Jewel, Imported Khine Stone Jewelry, The Vpentnug Souvenir is 10 per cent discount off the —, — of Ty, —— in these departmeuts, ane’ at revular prices a you see you are allowed the discount. isiepirciie — THEN COMES HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘The Souvenir Counters where the 23c. Handker- chiefs were being sold for 20c.. and the 2p onee for 10c.. were the center of @ somewhat demonstrative crowd of lovely women, who squeezed more vee into s sentence than one would think possible, VERY PRETTY NECKWEAR ‘The Japanese Silk Fichus and Scarfs, embroidered ami with very deep and heavy frince, all ricnwot cont iookinw: “from $1 75 to 616 hovelties are shown ge fl the newest delicate shades. The very lo1 ‘Black L Lace Scarfe were selling, though tl cont $10.08 cach They are tied loosely at the neck, and the ends allowed to fall almost to the feet. The more modest #1 Black Lace Sik Fiebus and Scarfs were in AS FOR BLACK LACES, ‘The domand was such that many were the 10 per emnt discount for the “Open nee ae on. “The discount applies also to Embroider id White * Dros partments will aitract, independently ally of ems ted 1 doubtless A MORNING FOR GLOVES. 5c. silk mits for lle. duri ning.” hy “ian e Fowne's English silk gioves, and a certain bi ; SEE loves aa loug’ as stockings were sdling well att spar in enTASS THROUGH THE PassaGr, and in the 12th-atreet store ono finds rib! ers, Suid feathers. Lovely wide sas Hbbons at abe oserd Sere eacerly purchased. Some. rich, black sites Fery wide, at 91-48, scenied to. find favors Tee aise Coult aliowed during the “Openity” is 10 yor cent THE DRES$ GOODS DISPLAY tes, the thetic Folens designe of French Satethas ting White Fanuels and Silks, ail suegestive oteeseiees, tnoustain fo the growin flat aud ‘co neat Cival favoritos were French Sateen tron and. Ser i very teens ‘White at OSe. “White China BK at loa retorted. Crean Henrietta, st Ber Ties bat yeh irete at Se. rapeaise, Surah a= Silke are at souveuir prices—$1.19 quality for 81. A TKIP UPSTAIRS, plain ‘The arrangements are perfect, Most extensive and Varied stock of Oxtord Ties: Ladies’ wear ; also, Boye" and ve Shove. Rvery araiele ts thie a | : i f f pepe ES ees eee Coa EXTRA SOUVENIRG FOR TO-MORROW. tie ae WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. ‘This Column Changed Every Day. Caaxrnix Frovxcra, 8198 ‘Worth 83.00. ‘We call your particular attention to-day to» 40-inch (Chantilly Flounce, warranted all-silk, we are going to sell st $1.98, worth $3—the cheapest Flounce sold this ‘season. Wehave all-8ilk Flouncings st 98c., 81.13, $1.25, $1.48, 81.68, 81.98, $2.25, ¢2.98—every one worth OPENING ALL THIS WEEK. ALL THIS WEEK. ALL THIS WEEK NIRS] pay of the week—list of which is published below—we offer the following EXTRA SOUVENIRS. 68c, Cream and Colored Serges for 55¢. 8c, 4 button Kid Gloves for 550. 98c. Fownes English Stik Gloves for 75¢. $2.25 Fancy French Lisle Vests for $2. 50c. Satchels, all utyles, for 390, 5c. Jewelry, all styles, for 19¢. ‘25e. Canvas and Leather Belts for 19¢, Hi AR 316 7TH STREET N.W. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n. w. Revvcriox Ix Livres Sux HOSIERY. following three reductions in Ladies’ Silk Ho- DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL SALE of Embroidered 45-inch Flouncings now going on ‘#4 Nickel Watches, warranted, for $3.25. Pricer—40c., 50c., 750., 98. my30 — ae wy 95e. “Skeleton” Fans, the latest, for 75c. lozan Ladies’ >k Silk Hose, double Ide. No. 4711 White Rose Soap for 120. Gi aaek toney monte hha rrs ck Silk Hosiery, 6inch Genuine Cuticura Soap, 140. We Orrzs Fon Tunez Dass colored tops of Lavender, Cardinal, and Light large Detter Anemos On WAT UNDER VALUE. 2 dos Lae Estee Lghtreegt Back $1.50 Folding Mirrors, triplicate, for @1. ance Pure Silk Hose, double heel and toe. luced from $3 to $2.50 per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, 0. w. 19¢. Genuine Brass Photo Frames for 17c. 68c, Satin Pincushions for 550, 59c. Cushions for 45c.; the 49c. ones for 35c. WE PURCHASED FROM THE GREAT HOUSE OF PECK & HANCHAUS, SECOND FLOOR DEPARTMENTS. St meow ay, Isrznesmixa Trews For Mex. arx: the following ite iucse. in dadenaa a : AT SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, alt, glfer the following stems calculated to : ON — $5 Ladies’ Embroidered White Suits for 64. THE BALANCE OF THEIR SPRING PRODUCTI ‘Men's Lonsdale Cambric Dress Shirte—actual 87 Ladies’ Scotch Gingham Suits for 96. » OF OBILDREN's SUITS, weight 7% ounces, balf the weight of muslin; 812 Ladies’ French Sateen Suits for $10.50. $1.98 Ladies’ White Wrapyers for $1.87. 810 Beaded “Pelerine” Visites for 89. $22 Beaded “Polorine” Visites for $20. $1.25 Children’s White Drosses for 98¢. 82.50 Children's Gingham Dresses for @1.98, £4.68 Children’s French Sateen Dresses for $3. nen bosom, open in front, Only 81 each. Men's Pure Linen Shirts—bosom, body and ‘bands all linen; open in front or back ; combines: coolness, comfort aud durability. Only 81.50 each. Men's “Feather-weight” Checked Nainsook Drawers, 50 and 75¢c. Men's Lonsdale Cambrie Night Shirts, $1 excl CONSISTING OF NEARLY EIGHTEEN HUNDRED SUITS, WHICH WE OFEER THE CHOICE OF AT FOUR DOLLARS AND EIGHTY CENTS. MANY OF OUR BEST SELLING NINE Children’s Wraps at 10 per cent discount, [Lest] eg he Cometieiec el OEE eee ‘8c. Childs? Nainsook Dresses for 790. * FOR THIS LOT OF BUITS-REAL SCOTCH. | ~ 39, 50and 87%. ‘30e. Infants’ Cambrie Slips for 316. $4.80 ENGLISH AND FRENCH FABRICS—| jouca0G guorsnlcoton Tut na eean Shirts a ‘THEY Go NOW AT FOUR DOLLARS AND ONLY 250, EACH. 19¢, Nurses’ and Waitresse’s Caps for 16c. Seated Mine Kite ‘25e. Nurses’ Aprons, two styles for 21c. EIGHTY CENTS. and | Drawora, in $3.98 Ladies’ Military Braided Jerseys for $3.50. ‘THERE ARE FOUR HUNDRED SUITSIN Sitters bork bears $1.08 Taller Finied Imported Jerersfor@148. | ggoq Tug LOT THAT WE HAVE DEEN| fbn acre, ant gue eis 209 oe eee FOR SELLING AT EIGHT DOLLARS, AND| Ho! andlons sleeves. me So $1.19 Cashmere Shawls, all colors for 98c. usually sold’at 7% gS Oy Go - 819 Embroidered Drap ete Shawls for $17. 480 THEY WERE GREAT VALUES aT| wWuslly sold at 75c. = 81.25 French Woven Corsets for 81.14. THAT, THEY NOW ARE AMONG THE) {#UAlly a4 ood value: ad ‘75e. Ventilating Summer Corsets for 62c, $4.80 SUITS, well stayed. 50c. Bustles, all styles for 410. ‘ WOODWARD & LOTHROP, pecapomanyed seh xcmnipsitrel FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SUITS OF Cor. 11th and F ste, n.w. ‘98e. Summer Balmoral Skirts for 84e, 87.50 THE BEST SELLING 87.50 SUITS WE) R Sicantrcmadin senvoowetr@te. | ‘Fou ap ruts anasom ane Dunuicavan | STR Couronrs Axo Brasxera 79e, Muslin Night Gowns for 68¢. 94.80 Cradles, Cribs, Berths, Single and Doubie Beds. NoW 80 AS WE CAN SELL THEM aT! 84.80. | PLEASE DON'T PLACE THIS SALE ON A PAR WITH THE SALE OF A FACTORY STOCK—BADLY SELECTED-AND MARKED WAY UP IN PRICE— ATHIRD-AND HALF MORE—THAN WE EVER ASKED. DON'T PLACE THE OFFERING OF A/| STOCK LIKE OURS WITH THAT. WE SELL MORE CHILDREN'S CLOTHES THAN ANY OTHER THREE HOUSES IN TOWN. WHY?! BECAUSE OUR STOCK AND PRICES CREATE THE TRADE. IT’S THIS KIND OF PRICES, AND THAT KIND OF A STOCK THAT YOU CAN NOW SELECT FROM FOR THREE DAYS AT ABOUT SIXTY 85c. Cambric and Cotton Drawers for 680. 21 Skirts, all styles, for S4e. 8c. Short Skirts, all styles, for 59c, ‘{98c. Lace Trimmed Corset Covers 68e. ‘8c, Dressing Sacques, all styles, for 752. 25c. Stamped Linen Splashers for 170, 48c. Four-vocket Shoe Bags for 39¢. 25e. Pillow Shams for 2c. pair. 8c Curtain Scrim, all styles, for 7o. 15e. Curtain Scrim, all styles, for 126, 50c, Real Madras, all styles, for 30c. $1 Imported Persian Scarfs for 750. 2 Elevator in passaze adjoining Glove Depart- ment; rear of store No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave. 1st FLOOR DEPARTMENTS. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT off marked prices of every article in following departments: Laces, Dress Size 40 by 50 iuch, white, 81 and 81.15; Col- ors, $1.12 and $1.37. Size 48 by 60 inch, white, $1.15 and $1.37; colors, 81.37 and $1.50. Size 60 by 80 inch, white, $1.65 and @2.25; colors, #2 and $2.50. SPECIAL—1 case 11-4 Fine Light-Weight ‘White California Blanket, only $3.50 per pair. 1 Case White Gauze-Weight California Blan- kets, size 10-4. 11-4 and 12-4; only 84, 84.50, ‘and 85.50 per pair. 1 Case Fine All-wool Feather-Weight Califor- nia Blankets, sizes 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4; only ‘85, 86 and 87.50 per pair, All of the above Blankets are bound singly— two pieces to the pair. Wesel baif pairs at half the price of pairs. We have opened another lot of THOSE POPULAR DOWN PILLows, which we offer at the same low prices that made quick work of the former lots, viz: ‘Trimmings and Buttons, Fans, Jewelry, Leather Goods, | CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, lein. 18 in. 20in. Bin, hin. Dolls, Japanese Ware, Clocks and Lamps, Ribbons, = Se ee eee Flowers, Feathers, Whitg Dress Goods and Embroider- ae ee. ies, Boots aud Shoes. SAKS AND COMPANY, WOUDWARD & LOTHROP, ‘5c. Neck Ruching, all styles, for 20. Boys’ DEPARTMENT. wer tian 24c, Boxes Tourist Ruching for 19¢. box. my30 12h ProLine Senter sen, 30. Pog Boone, Deere. bades. ats a codewe, foosly twited fk thread ex cially adapted for producing bold effects on Such uiateriais a» Flushy Felt sod Bolton Sheet hig, aud ean also be used with pleasing and ar- 25e. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 20c. 5c. Child's Pure Linen Handkerchiets for 4c. ‘45c, Homstitched Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs for Urnorsreny Deranruest. tistic sults on Linens and fiver materials. afore. mF A PS. Soe eo ruins aud ‘Table Clothe are also edectively” em: 4c. Excbroidered Mull Ties for 10c. i. fh £3 Broldered in “ible lik.” Colors warranted faut . Lace an: nitting Purses, ne, poe an pace tet a rT E HO ORT™ g's Ere Great varity ot sladen “40c. for half ounce = iH EE EE ‘spook. 7e. Fancy Dotted Veils for 5c. H ‘Heiinway's Underwear Silk in one ounce Byg8 h Cream. Lisht Biueand Pink, Especi- 124e. Linen Cuffs for 3 for 250. FoR Eee frp iy Gr itr auerwenr, ng wot, smooth, am ‘and comfortable tothe wearer in, auy 124e. Linen Collars for 3 for 250. H THT TRE ynbane ast 9 Taso sfesymae Soe pert We 1c. Silk Mitts, all styles, 11c. i f fe MMMM Ses. five.a Book of instructions showing the uanti. = : ae ear = 5 jensuicient forthe different articles. to each 25e. Taffeta Silk Gloves for 19c. HO) Ree BH tygs 2 oman. 48c. Silk Mousquetaire Gloves for 39¢, $1 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires for 89¢. EVERY ONE A BARGAIN. #168 4nd 5 Dutton “Palais Hoya” Kid Gloves | LACE CURTAINS, 3 yds long, taped ede, pretty for $1.50 a pair. eae 8 a 80. 81.25 Parasols, all styles, for 89¢. YARD. mat = $1.80 Parasols, all styles, for $1.49. IMT. INDIA SILK, something new for vesti- $2.68 Parasols, all styles, for 82.19. bule and sash curtains, elegant designs, all colors, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. nw. 66 ‘Mornen: RIEND” 1 eu WAISTS., ‘The merit hinges on the belt. “It is non-clas- tic; has the buttons rivited to it, and combines simplicity, durability, and comfort, with inex- malvencae, Pefine belt woes around the waist underneath 83.68 Parasols, all styles, for $2.98. eee rd is detached when the Shirt woes to a ; : TABLE COVERS, Chentle, new patterns, ONLY| tho Shirtaail iy detached whet the Shirt woes ee Leoni trukepebrerpe bootie the tuttoutiotes ms Sf double shichneas and she 28-inch “Gloria” Umbrellas for $1.59. PILLOW SHAMS, stamped, good muslin, ONLY 22c.} holes double-stitched, and. the entire. waist 2.20 Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas for $1.98, | A PAIR. otherwise finished in thorough manner. at 5 Oil Boiled Silk Umbrellas for $2.48. ete canna ice intone eat! Geert; smsde to iin tractive wie obey. “Galore warned 3 3 36. BOC, ‘$1.08 Ladies’ Silverized Handle Umbrellas for $1.49. | "pry CUSHIONS, satin, all colors, ONLY 30c. EACH and @L 91.45 Ladies’ Silver Gray Gossamers for $1.29. WINDOW SHADES, our renowned spring roller bi earl $2.75 Imported Raglans, improved shape, for $2.59, | Holland Window Shades, all colors, ONLY 29c. pheap delat lpg) 91.30 Misses’ Silver Gray Gossamers for $1.19. LAMBREQUINS, felt Lambrequins, 2% yards long Se 81 Black and Colored Silk Hose for 69¢. gcsripnageanentyreen nr Soin os for 6c. ‘And in OUR ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT | J wponTaxT TTLE N'HrNas ‘5c, Fancy Boot Pattern Lisle Hose for 55e. ‘we have all kinds of material for Fancy Work, which THROUGHOUT THE STORE, 55e. Ribbed Lisle Hose, black and colors, 50c.. ‘we sell at prices that no one can compete with. Mt WHITE D) You can SHIELDS RESSES—| anc} lone iia ck blindfold ‘480, Fancy Cotten Hose, all styien, for 300. pick from thinstock blindfolded without woln Bc. Fancy Cotton Tmufss, os, EVERY SHIELD. we have is euarane , 7 food bsolutely impenetrable and void of . Fancy Cotton Hose, all styles, for 29. ae weet cael, wulehatic otece 00 comeon ith Se Bnet Bees a Tie Se Mc. cheap rubber slitelds. ‘Rubber 20e. Warranted Fast Black Hose for ‘350. Sou'singie and ‘Double Hepeliieut, aud Bllk 45 DRESS ROBE FOR $1.68. A 5 DRESS ROBE FOR 21.68. A 85 DRESS ROBE FOR $1.08. 5 DRESS ROBE FOR 81.68. 485 DRESS ROBE FOR 81.68. ‘The greatest Robe bargain ever offered in Washing- ton. eld, 126. to 75e.: close prices. SHINENS™ The Belfast Manufacturers send_ us their Mill accumulation of “Short tha” of Irish Linens, which we offer you at frou 15 to ‘25 cents per yard less than if cut from the piece. Beat for summer underwear, Pillowcases, &c., 35,40, 49 and uc. Pertect in every re- t: fresh, clean and cheap. aT GOUDS—We took all the tm 25c. Children’s sizes, 5 to 94, for 21e. ‘75e. Colored Ribbed Lisle Vests for 69c. ‘480. Jersey-fitting Vests, high neck, for 39¢, ‘25e. Gauze Vests, low necks, for 21¢. 40c. Anderson's Scotch Ginghams for 35c. yard, 15e. Crepline, need not be laundered, for 123¢¢. 500 ROBES AT A SARIFICE. nee, are euabled to offer White Tn- 50c. English Towrist Suitings, for 40c yard. They can be sold at that price, because we closed | aia Linens that sail negalariy, ot, She. for tbe $1.19 Biack Satin Rhadames and Surah Silke, for g1,-| Ot he !mPoriers entire lot At our Aurea, Bootie ts the Inewest, most varied aud the best > ‘our busin 4 $1.19 Black Faille Francaise, for 81 yard. 11 yards of COLORED INDIA LINEN, either pink | “SrLK MPETSAll Milk Lace Mitts 10" ladies $1.19 Warranted Black Silks for 81 yard, or blue, i ig ie 0c. Fruit of the Loom Muslin for 9c. 43s yards of wide embroidery. and 250. st at the head of low-priced bar- 10c. Lonsdale Muslin for 9e. 4 yards of narrow embroidery. gains. 1 ef AND WARRANTED TO BE FAST COLORS. COULD SILK GLO" 24. Lonsdale Cambrig for 1130. NEVER BE BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN bg oe gh 25c. Knotted Fringe Towels, all styles for 230, fext. beat is 15e. Huck Towels, 20236, for 1250. lg SES, bl 5c. Bleached Table Damask for 5c. : a RY ~The ‘75e, quality for 60e.; $1 quality, 80c. - S85 > i ot rub off. 17c. Boxes Stationery for 1c. “BATEENSS 5c. Playing Cards for 120, pack. var 33e, Bottles Florida Water for 290, of patterns from which toelect, Ground shade YOUR 230. Bottles Bay Rum for 19¢. a leeoigreatirecively Beuted S eee Lubin's Extracts for 290. ounce. SDIA LINEN FEOUNCING — Prtoes 0c, Imported Tooth-brushes for 8c. pep MEN'S DEPARTMENT. (Near door of 1119 Pa ave) 85c. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts for 79c. 50c. Unlaundered Dress Shirts for 44c. €1 French Percale Shirts for 880. $1.50 English Flannel Tourist Shirts for $1.25. 50c. Fisk, Clark & Flage's “Flexible” Scarfs, 370, 50c. Fisk, Clark & Flagy’s New Bows for 37, ‘50c. Fisk, Clark & Flaga's New Windsors, 37¢, 48c. Four-in-band Scarfs, all styles, 37¢. 48c. Knot Scarfs, all styles, for 370, 25e. Satin-lined Silk Scarfs for 210. 50c, Suspenders, all styles, for 390, ‘25. Suspenders, all styles, for 150. 150. 4-ply Linen Collars for 11¢. 20¢. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for 18¢. pair. 81 Fancy All-Wool Sunmer Underwear for 79¢. ‘50c. improved shape Jean Drawers for 46c. ‘50c. Gauze and Balbriggan Underwear for 460, 50c. Natural Wool Underwear for 460. ‘25e. Gauze Undershirts, all sizes, for Z1c. 25c. Half Hose, all styles, for 21c, 50c. Lisle and Cotton Socks, all styles, 460, 21.75 28-n. genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas for $1.59. $2.20 Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas for $1.98. 82.75 Oil-Bolled Silk Umbrellas for $2.48. €1 English Dogskin Gloves for 89¢. ‘25c, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 190, 1244¢. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 10. ‘465c. Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs for 3 for 61. PALAIS ROYAL COR, 12TH ST. AND PENN. AVE. my3O 30, 1888—SIX PAGES. EDTA NEAT AND WILLING WHITE ly on Mra. J. GRANGER. AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS. waitresses, nurses, rresorta OLS Tih rea mo FRET. — ROOMS AND. ra BARD — Re oF | pe Sa RAE Garon indice | F'yieamnt nocond story py Bi] Sp Son The Somforts of rahe > SSE | Raves ake BION escRS SS ‘oon proveuuemta,Wewly papered Feferwoces rent i arate, ‘my dO ae ROOM IN et a pind R RENT—1134 12 NW. 4 DESIRABLE anlcatine ‘unfurniahed svoine, troern ine nee ree FIRST) ERVANT, A Tahoe DELIONTFUT su PEERS hus oountorts rd. Uwe wenitiene ton gy per mouth. Appuy tn store 11 PkST FLOOR OF HOUSE ou at nw, te and wit 2 WWANTED-SEWERS ON CHILDREN’S WHITE either furnished or not up A) kira aa se POSITIONS | next, at iow rent, all wodern ireases: none but experienced hands need apply. abermalde Waitress, Laut : ROWS O87 st. bow. mao reen: Seumatiney Went Walerme Comba Conchtoet, op RE ES WASTED DNMEDIATELY_AN INDUSTRIOUS, | Pouem SAML oe Fe eee ae | maminer prices ‘ a good Girl, we to . ~ TTLED, Atal Clty io ake care of "apply at 3013 nurse one baby; best city reference, 16 JOR KENT TWO OK THIELE VERY ™ p ave. my. Baniceting rooms, £4 doors furs Kat nw._White pref i ‘ ae SHAT ere | Babed. guitethe Tor ligit, houetvepaas’ y ‘ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN AS NURSE: ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN A sITCA- | {i Nor adarees 117 that ne W 7 ritrencer required Apply at ii27@ at oat a *s pe . : WWANTED_A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL TO ‘do chamberwork and assist in thestore, Call 1240 New Hampshire ave, n. ny soot WANTED A COLORED | COOK WITH Goo city references; give name and address of f: employers. Address Box 119, Star office. ANTED—AN EXP. RIENCED COLOR ler ina private family, Address Box 126, Star wiving my: ‘ames of former employers in this ety. a Re STEXOGRI R AND, TYPE: riter, To 60 Persone who ean ive their tire tine to thelr duties a permanent. position &p Rous and terme. T. VANTED — A Address stating qualifica’ terme, Star office. . my20- By iB Library of Gsricultural Depersarent. fr to mye" WW ANTED_WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO #40: ChaM- eS Peale see y farm 1 Colo Cooks. SAME A. COOMBS, O26 Pat. nw. ms 20-90" WASTEDSAS INTELLIGENT WHITE GIRL TO , oes id five years = mtst on age tor summer; reference requi - dress Ma, Star fice. _ mye 3ee ANTED—A WHITE @} TO COOK AND do general housework a small tamily; ref- erences. Address Box 68, Star office. my WASTED’ YOUNG PHARMACIST, WELL RE- commended: one having » «ood éxpectenee in selling soda Water preferred. Apply 50U th st. n. . ___ my20-1w ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPE- Tience at the bench, to make himself generally use- tulta sjeweley sore. Je dt ALBERS Toe age 2. my 20-20 ‘ANTED —A COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO WW asttoe and wasbiur for s family ; no chil- dren, Call at 403 7th street n.%, “Si TANTED-SOMETHING NEW— TEN Goon, Supsrionced: ay canvaneore, wanted: easy work ‘ainples or capfial tecdssary. "Ad Gres with Foterencen, MCCAULEY & MOONE: Star Sores halter inaoed poping dra to tal in ina xood paying. Address BUSINESS, Star office,” may S83 TANTED-ICE CREAM MAKER AT M. NER'S Confectiocery, 1508 14th st.n.w. in URGESS EMPLOYMEN ‘B.w., above Gas office, four berinaids for resort, Men ‘of domestio labor for city a [away "my 28-6 WANTED-IMMEDIATELY—AN INTELLIG ‘Youth in mreal estate office: must come well recommended. Apply to8.C. HILL, corner Sth and Coens meen? WaANTED-A WHITE GIRL OF SIXTE eighteen, to assist with housework; family of t and two children, Apply 2250 Cieveland ave my28-. WANTED. 500, WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, A) v 4nd Women for all kin oO 630. ue W NTED—OUT DOOR 38a! and liquors, best of references required. Address M. 8. Star office, 9 25-1W KES EMPLOYMENT Bi ind wounen, whi ec labor, for Di nce. 717 M ata.w.mng 11-4 100 TO $300 A MONTH CAN BE nade working for <1. Agents preferred who can furniah thelr own horses und give thelr whole tue to | the business. “Spare moments ay be. profitably em- | ployed also. A few vacunicies iu towne aid citien. By NSON & CO., 1009 Main st, Richmond, Va. mt y ANTED-—| ANTED—AN_ ACTIVE, AMBITIOUS WOMAN, located outside Washington, to reprysent in he: ge responsible” house salary “#20 wont G. BLaNCHakb, WwW Feforenoes required. J. Keade st. ¥. D—IMMEDIATELY_FIFTY, HAMMER men for iabd-inining in Washlngton Aguedue Tunnel Apply at office of BECKWITH & QUACK ENBUSH, 2025 Bridge st. Gourgetown. any ia \WANTED-SALESMEN—VOR PATENTED Nov- Waites tech goods ‘used in every household. Lib- Cfalcommiarious dlowed “Owe dollar will start you i mipess. Address for particulars, with stan : TER & RUSSELL, 18 Pearl st, Grand Kapids, Sitch. myld-im is NTE TN EVERY FAMILY. NTED_—A DRESSMARER SEE na aoe ¥, ors for Prof, CHRIST: ‘with any. ineb-rule or tape- tert musterials cut, bastod, eR, “Conservatory Ww. national Tailor & draped or, terns mat Mune 8. J. Of Modes,” 1232 F st. a jashingion, D.C. mb10-3m* WANTED--ROOMS._ ANTED — TWO COMMUNICATING, FUR- SEs Sree ene ood board. by kentlemnan and wife, refere) Bichalised. “Address AYONS: Star oMeae* "ye WANTED—FOH A GERMAN LaDy OF 28, ROOM and Board in an American family. Exchanye of ven. aud English desirable. Keferences German Btate with particuars. Star. my WANTED--HOUSES WANTED A FAMILY or FOUR WOULD LIKE take care of house MMeF season children. “Address Fob Star office. myzs-st* was APPLICATIONS FOR NTED—I HAVE D {ie rental of houses of all aizea. Parties havin ouses it ood tenants by placing them with’me “Prompt collections and’ returoa ke Fe ROSENBERG, 6133 15th at, myi1-Im WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS Wierda et cr ena month sf loug ae situation is held. Address 1B. Re a NTED — PUPILS IN ART, DRAWING AND Wosaittine: 3 lesous per “Weck. 63) por snout Studio 117 6th st. n. my2d-4e" NTED—87,000, five years at cent, gilt Waitt, saltsnate scuetty. Wil ohiy deal autect with principal. Address A. B.C. O.. Star. 29-3 y ANTED_OWNEES OF LOTS OR HOUSES AND ‘tou int Meridian Hilt Me Pleasant and in, otiet subdivisions are invited. uy place the eame with me; ‘Chane ules sales are effected. n 7 W. LINKING, 19th and Hts. n.w, my28-6t GE = PAR! FURNITURE UPH Sibred.> Mattvewen made over in Qtat-clasn style. furnished as to vi Work dove ‘Adiiseas C NELMUR, S14 10th st a me whl2-12) — G00! ND-HAND CLOTHING, Wile. 52 Scare ap gram at: id. “Call of address UXSiEy's Lown Omce, 201 Peun.ave-s corner 2st nw. my26-1y TEAM CARPET CLEANING; CAR- V tots stored mattresses and furmicus rem eter 616 La. ave. \CE & ‘Telephone, 115-6 ‘ED—FOR CASH—FURNITURE. FEATHER Winn Carpets, Btoves, of satire Household Ei nee H. BAUM, 219 7th st aw, NTED—TO BUY FOR Casi ND-HAND Were ara eee ‘Addreae Box 10, Star office.” mye -iee Wire Rath, Heerattonh Lar spenetnn fo ener Wiis ok Alege Al 3, MO} iT. 41 aes ‘workmen OWN THAT FRESH ALDER- ANTED—IT KN DER Wem eres ‘Cot ‘per quart. Leos eee ‘Box $8, Star my5- NTED—MISSES OLCOTT | TYPE. of work at standard rates, yb Were BUTTERINE 4’ ou oF ‘st. R. W.: oped Set Zane antn secwe Seay myS-31t WM. © SCRIBNER. es moThs ay, fs E | Df LY cope. Patent bie ows caat Ga Chambermaids, &c., "tis city, | Philadelphia, | Brookiyu, New York city, and Maryland. German and Sw ‘women always wanted. 'f- M. BUEATLAM, ¥ at. mw. K- | fue springs wear houses short walk from JOR RENT_TWO OR THRED Lght housekerptig: half square frou € OR RENT—A PRETTY Pe tion as chambermaid and to assiat with other 724 1 street myZo-crt® OER: willing end obligite. Call at 1 ICES OF EXPERTS IN WASTED-THE SER: eadlework. dremuaking included.may be secured on very reasonable terms on application at 55 UNFURNISNED a fo ki a sires serene room, Cool aud aft}, eustable for tedy Su eis ANTED—50 WILL BE PAID FOR A wemen; everythilw Bew. bath, hot and cold water A on ‘car conductor. Ade Kocation Sret-clase #25 Sthet mew. usage 22) _ aus ar A OME. WANDD-« MeETABLE ticeting rooms, ou heat and seend bey. cone nitus rates; on live of care. First-class tabe bard neat mnans door, pe armas : aye Foe RENT—IN A PRIVATE, FAuILy. Two —- - Pleasant furnabed rooms, @t at ___ WANTED--BOARD. Sy 9 | pciaaradeoncmiesebenie JOR KENT—WA-H ROOMS, WITH ALL. Conve nienees for laungyy work, twcluditig tek st he., #58 wontiin mivatice. KB KENT -SKOOND FLOOR THREE ROOMS, clowets batli-room, with bot athd : ray Fe KENT — DELIGHTFUL, CouL Fooms on sccensl Hoot | comin wise with or witout 130 Bast Capitol st OK RENT — BEAUTIFUL COOL, sUMMD rooms: corner house. eust aud south fromt, refers ences required: 101 ket Ben ANTED—A GOOD HOME IN COUNTRY ‘boy 10 years to board. Call or address COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Fe SALE—TWO WELL LOCATED LOTS AT IVY City, each 503150. We can offer for a short time at | #300 apiece. my2Wt_T. H. SYPHERD & CO., 1321 F st | FROk SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE suMMER | Home of 10 acres: S-room house; fine lawn aps | | Jaree oak trees, arn and all necessary outbuildings. | | fe bruit and eacelieat water. Thin would an Fok 2282-0 2 onanr tify any one may it for SBT Uae. ¥ Touma © or, We | the viilace of Chantilly: Fairfax County. ~ ATT, | | | each Toom. nlao ob: teen izom the city. School, post-office, store adjoiuing. | © OF without neh, beatiful, and uuetrpaned for healttfulness. | lores: with oF without board “ont” over 86,000. JoK RENT_FURY term Bandsome suite ot re Also front bedroom on Uy s Will be sold for $2,000, ou eaxy Farm of 47 acres, in cultivation and meadow ;6-room st. Nw, 4 second ovr house, stable. &c.: good land and bealtny location; 1 | locati tile ent of Forest fien. "64 000 nreu-ot my St. H. SiPHEL JOR REI E NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, H ‘on second floor, with first-class board, ref YATTSVILLE, Feqnired. 1416 N'st. now. | ae Jit RENT—13:8 1ST. XW, OFPOSTT sala ohinson & Wines adattion to tiy- | Kin Packs cost plesant some hehe ihe eee Wo My- | Tichout beard: relermeces suheeed’ uutation rites about Sc. a ride, an o2iue out Decoration Day or any other day and look | r Hyattaville ts rapidly coming to the front se a suburb TFUL ROOMS ON shoo! | of Washingtou The ground is high and beautiful. unt - | Goud society. Excellent schools. Melrose Institute | man and wife or gentiens Cave. 40 Ue is one of the very best female. sonuinaries in the state, ae * = | conducted by the Mines Lewin. Episcopal, Methodist, SOK RENT—1720 M St. NW. FURNINAED le ic and Presbyterian churches. A flourishing roous, large and o ing” with north and | Mi te Le A building association to gemst you in | South exposure, one square west of War and ¥, De- | Paying fora louse. Twenty-two trains daily. Com- | partments, transients accommodated. mys h OR KENT— NIC. ome: NISHED ROOMS, AND vant, on reasonable torme, bf ot Franklin Park. logaton LI UnsUrpaRBed, LIVINGSTON bie Our Mr, L. D, Wine will be found on thr premises, | and will take pleasure Iu showiuye yuu around. | B. H. WARNER & CO, ms29-3t 916 Fat.nw. Row, 84 ik EXCHANGE FOR GITY PRO- berty, Zacks of land, beautifully located within | Zisimiles of the new bridge at Georgetown. AG Areas Box o4, Star office, ee ayes JOR SALE—10 ACRES, 6-ROOM HOUSE, ~TABLE, carriage-house, chicken houses: high atid healthy | FOR RENT—FLATS. pari trout, Gost. n.w., near Ponsio: OK KENT—ROOMS OKC | EP turnisnea, of 1102 F at. aw. my 19-Lin ® FLOORS, UN- prices iow, miles from Rockville Depot: fruit. of 4 | Splendid shade, well of excellent water "2 acres in oata, 4 in corn; larwe ©; price $1,600; one-half cast: JOR KENT—WEST END FLATS, aw, balance im ] aud 2 years, possession given ininediately. five large oo a. ‘bath, rane, hot fies rand f os nicht cece eeaetiee Ll ja. required. Apply to Jauilor YW ANTED-OOTTAGE ON TINE OF RAILROAD | —— eee “ = WV sive FOR RENT—STORES. | JOOR SALE-SEVENTY-FIVE ACKES OF AS GOOD | JOR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING AT 1698 | Wiiaud as can be found in this istitude, only 4% | BS lath st. n.w., couteining 25 rooms, with all pede nujles trom Washington, Inquire of or adiirss ‘Mre | ern improvemeiite. Inquire 1008 a4ih sda ALICE C, GREEN, 10. =: OR SALE— FOR RENT--MISCELLA NEOUS ‘A fine Country Seat of 25 acres, improved by a | iarge double fraue house of Li rosma, beautifully | lopated. gu an clevation ne. grove af fine old forest | JEOK KENTA tt MINGTON DVPEWAITER, x oaks; all necessary out he water, Ku: excellent thou, 84. mout my crehied, only ten-minutew’ walk from Silver Bprita | a2. we my 20-3" tation, Mecrupolitan Branc Sion Meany 5 H oe a QOK KENT—AN ELEGANT HALL, CENTRALLY Receads - J. T. DYER, Dy gS #99 ase my26-1m 6yo 13th su nw. | Mouth; lease wiven if desired Address Wabi.’ shar JOR KENT- ‘A PLEASANT RESIDENCE WITH ample grounds and a le garden all planted - | from Washiugtou:rent modersta "Appiy tones | = a: Feu ot ¥ ATLEE. 1411 Gsty or. my26-2w 4 JONES. Fostinaster st ___ FOR SALE—LOTS. ALE—ONE OF THE FINEST SITES IN the < ty tee ur. 4th and Capital, 30 250 AVID D. STUNE, BOO special iow figure, POL RENT—A LARGE BRICK MANSION, WITH | wy¥¥-3t I a rounds overlooking Washington; half mile area railroad station; 1% rooms, mewly painted Sth nd Tih te 0 fost cer vey be tod. BEE Papered: kitchen, four rooms: with kD bh ntobk oes Pe =, Peaches; quinces, pears, &&. Apply to Dr’ G. Mas I —o-meenes COOK, 3 Thouas Uirele. ap2h-Ou* | JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN-THRER CHOICE ik SALE OK KENT—NEW BEVEN-ROOM COT- | J Building jote, 6 tage, at “Brookland,” 2% miles from city, on Met | Send S.-H Brauch B. & O. R. R ; convenient to station. lar and aitic. “Apply to tees, 482 Louisiana ave. n cel: LEIGHTON « PATKO) trus- ms . ‘my23-3m OK SALF—MONT DESIRABLE LOT ON NORTH earerercrea of @ at. near 16th, AKM FOK SALE IN PG. 00, MD.—2 MILI aon jediate purebaser Mt srom Heltaville, on B. & O. Kailrobd, 68 acres, 10 1n PEs BELL tous F —_— a wood: balence cleared; fin watered, stuali house, Se CAMPBI 1008 Ft. ___ food roads and nm ighborhood, edjotn farm of Bea- JOR SALE—SOML VERY CH Yans & Shaw. Terms made easy at ¢ bly located on widian Hall, Coli MARION DUCKELT. forest Glen, Colonial, Beach, and Capito ensburg, P. G. Co., Md. terms, Purchasers will tind rare bancaivs. Spt ; SHIELDS, 1000 F a. uw. mi GRAND STocK oeated in Mary |ALE—TWO LOTS, NOKTH SID JOR Jand, on the Potomac, miles from this city; good Fit Pekat bes ia 1500, Jauding: 7 dwellin-s 3 barns, healthy : good neighivor- Se TERT ron, Dood. “Mit. Vernon steamer inide every day within. 1 | my28.6:* Lazy Pt, mules, B.A. PHILLIPS, 1419 N.Y.ave. myl¥—tm 20K —— JOR SALE—GAITHERSBURG, MONTGOMERY F Chote Lots at County.—100 lots within 200 yards from station, CAPTIOL VILW PARK, ail elevated and desirable, Inaucements offered %6 | Adjacent to Forest leu Park, at low rates, andon eaay farties desiritue to buh. property is the only | farms, Apply to Gest able property offered. within the incorpore: 8. F. Lewrs, limits, As low have been much sousht after in this S35 The, aw. aay fol ust seasons, withan elevation of 500 feet my26-7t (2d Boor.) YB. BROURES, Gaithersburg. Me mphtime” | BROW SALES t a 4 - Lm = = z fi" The northeast quarter of Square 777, ath and i mane. Price, 40c. per square foot; one-third cash, balance ~ | tu ove, two, aud three years. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ SHARES MERGANTHALER AND XXX SHARES §, FR. FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1416 F st Dt _Dealer in Local Stocks smd Bonds" muyz-it_ ‘Very desirable Lota in University Place at Meri at tectne er hbk Sek tutti | eee 2 make sane, 4 Lanter anu Milt Works, opp. B.aud 0. depot. m20-3t ee KR SALE—CHEAP—A NICE LITTLE LUNCH alec ~_ Ri Several fine Synaree or Parts of Squares in Bur- Tear Boar One of the Departinents, Adarese Bos | faek toe mow afll to Woet Washington Foe Saez = FLQUE AND EED 1 BUSINESS eee i Eyre eave, cuales, testes ones. Cow et | fo SALE—SEVERAL clioTe sland: topetnerce soparsiaty. Inquire ot 208 Joust. | ING Goege Mil, Univscnty, Pact. snd north eniess [pon maT SpraninG wnt Punpeot | F182 a Tptn end ith etrecte: all ove RENT_PLAN, i Hai 1, between 15th. sn trots, all ov f workiny order, with Tull and complete machinery. | locking thecity °X PFARDON. 7 lace aid Vrms apply'to ne Aw BOF Bae FORD yecial inducements to pares PATMET 8 MDP ettaw. | peante et DuueLorins: iosetgn Tush Gua kesicegy oa lange lots: €100 and upwards. “For ‘OR SALE—HORSE AND WAGON, STOCK AND tion call Gn McLACHLEN & BATCHEGDEK, 1225 arom SiGEA5 OF ESTANEEENED A po | Pod Tee eles en eee oe Epi heie fete oty tur euch | rap on i security, Address Box Lr, Star otioe ‘my 28-60" DR SALE—RARE CHANCE POR INVESTMENT— Lots 4: o,and 6, sub of lot 3, square #52, contain: fuig ‘Sbout 22500, "fort, “These lots are bounded Uy Geonvia ave and 10th st ne. corer Lot impr. ved by SHopy bricks the otuers by cid frames. A. GALDL ne LOR SALE—IMMEDIATELY—A GHOCERY, PRO- snd. Liquor Store. Apply to JAMES ALBOUR & BON myz5-0e ‘& SON, IGNS OF SLATE AND MARBLE PSG. seece trom, at prices it wil myo 10 te ven within the next LOTS ON caPiTOL Siattets in wtock Sor kRNixa, 2 tour years to pay myZ4-6t 820 Pa ave. b. on owner 15, Pacite butiding. —ON DECORATION DA\, MAY 30, Kk EXCHANGE— ine stnall Houses in the northeast part of the city or for vacaut ground a yy ei =F cr on SW TEDT & . aban, ROE BRADEE TD ox_| fete cent wit be auown. sete Frise ‘37x91, VERY NEAK THE CAPI- New at foot; cary Lerma. Call at Neswey'ove Sia hter Spa” iy2a-Ot Riis THe KIND or LOTS YOU WANT. 36, bounded Pro- my i-lan PERSONAL ———_| Giaky AgnuS" ON" UU Pant cossanee seeing inl acre ee | Reteotat sea suit, fo fore nee tla pe 38 ].00 Srtte.ron nuowpor sasox | ug’ Salli iv eat ier ate nications, to nc JPET sold at aw.