Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: tm before noon to-morrow thelr announcements for ‘theerirs large edition of Saturday's paper. the forms ‘of which must be sent topress much earlier than on he other five days of the week. ——_— ee ____ ‘The Journal of Industrial Education has anal ‘Yaed the statistics of one typical penitentiary in Pennsylvania and another in Illinois, and finds ‘that, of some 2,600 convicts, more than two thou- sand have enjoyed fair educational advantages, and between one and two hunared were college Graduates, Of the whole number 520 were total ‘ebstainers from intoxicating drinks, and only sdout one-third were of intemperate habita, These figures conflict with the theory that elther lack of the rudiments of knowledge, or of temperance in the use of stimulants, is the chief promotive of crime, The most significant revelation of the Journal's figures is the fact that more than four- stronger argument be found in favor of the manual training which it is now proposed to give the gerous it becomes if the hands have noemploy- ment with which to work i Toeducate a young man Gespises the lowest Toom for everybody on the tariff question by in- dorsing both the platform of 84 and the Presi- dent’s message, and pronouncing the latter tue correct interpretation of the former. But if the message and the ’8¢ platform mean the same ‘thing, the common meaning 1s furnished by the message, for that document is clear and decided in its statement of intention, while the '84 platform 1s ambiguous, It follows either that the ‘84 Platform means retention of the internal revenue System, a reduction of taxes by removing the du- tes on wool and raw material generally, and war against the protective system, or else that the 's8 platform declares a falsehood. The President's message, of Which the meaning is unmistakable, 1s indorsed, and the force of this approval 1s not apparently decreased by a declaration, whether ‘true or false, that the meaning of some other docu- ment, ambiguous in form, is the same. From this point of view the tariff reformers ‘With free trade tendencies have the firmest foot hold upon the °88 platform. Not all of either faction of the democratic party are satisfied with the situation, and extreme tariff reformers join ‘With protectionists like Mr. Sowden in pronounc- ing the St. Louis declaration “a cowardly strad- die.” The straddie is of a kind, however, to threaten the protectionists rather than the re- formers with a trampling. ———————— ‘The democratic party deserves a kind word for the excellent precedent it has established in cut- ting down the length of its platform. The plat- form of 1888 is only a little more than one-third as long as that of 1884, and consequently three times as readable. Instead of wasting columns of ‘space in “pointing with pride” and “viewing with alarm,” the St. Louis convention buckled down to business, reviewed briefly what {t considered the strong potnts in the administration of President Cleveland, drew the line between the parties on the tariff question, and stopped before saying much more than was necessary. If the republican Party will follow suit, and the candidates on both ‘ides Will write correspondingly short letters of acceptance, the newspapers and the public in general will be profoundly grateful. _——<——— AsaSenator Thurman was a firm friend of the People of the District. Irrespective of their politi. cal leanings, they are glad to see him honored. ‘The enthusiasm of the democracy over the fact of his nomination honors him, more so undoubtedly ‘than the nomination itself, which merely proposes his candidacy for a position lower than his desert. Crusz Ix Parces . 60 CTS. ON THE DOLLAR FOR BOYS’ CLOTHING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS’ CLOTHING ar OaK BALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS., ‘Will be sold during the next three days at Just one- half of former prices, which were always the lowest tm thecity. Never was there s chance to buy Clothing for ali-sized Boys. from 4 to 18 years, at as low prices ‘ae we offer now, and it is not likely that such e chance ‘will offer soon again. They must be closed out at once, and the prices will do it. FOR MEN WE HAVE: ‘The best Suit ever sold here for $7.50. ‘The best Suit ever sold here for ‘The best Suit ever sold here for $12. ‘The best Suit ever sold here for $15. ‘The best Suit ever sold here for 820. ‘The best Bargains ever shown herein Odd Pants, Odd Vests, Alpsca, Drap d’Ete, Flannel, Seersucker, and Pongee Coate and Vests. ‘and Fancy Vests at less than cost of manu- White facture, Q4K HALL, COR TENTH AND F STS. Balbriggan, Gguze, and Summer Merino Shirts and Drawers, 25¢.. 50c., $1— ‘Long and Short Sleeves. ‘New York Pattern Jean Drawers, 500, Summer Socks, 15c, 25c., 35e., G0c., 75¢. B.C. LEWIS & SON. 1421 New York ave. North 5 side, near 15th street, Tas Wu: Br Prusxr News. For the next week. if they bold cut that long, we ‘shall sell on our 3d floor the following splendid genu- iwe barwaine: Alot of SATIN SERGE PARASOLS in many differ. ent colors, warranted perfect, reduced from $1.50 to ‘98. Several cases of fine SATINE REMNANTS, in all the ‘Bow shades and styles, at 129e- : revular value 25c. 518 dozen of MEN'S SUSPENDERS, extraordinary strong elasticity aud good heavy metal work, st 17. ; regular price 25c. and 30c. An ianmense line of organdie NAINSOOK, MALAGA PLalD, and VENETIAN CLOTH REMNANTS, cod fabrics for suumumer wear, at half their regular In CREAM COLORED CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS, ‘weciaim to be the leaders, having made the following reat reductions ‘Alot at Se.; worth Se. Alot s€7c.; worth 10c. Alot at Ge : worth 120. One case of German Fancy colored PEATHER PROOF BED TICKING at 18c.; generally sold for 250 ‘A special lot of all-wool colored NUN'S VEILING, Aifferent colors, reduced from 250. to 17¢. per yard, ‘S cases of Light Figured BATISTE, new desians, at Se. per yard: regular value 12 4e. One case of the Lest American Plain BLACK SATINE REMNANTS at 12340.; standard value 250. Persons getting ready to go away will find all neces sarin at oar store sax = ‘oung ladies and misses preparing for con! eredustion, and commencement would do well to look #8 our stock of READY-MADE DRESSES. Our store the coulest in town, 0 patent cooling fans to make it #0, LANSBURUH & BRO, 420, 422, 4:24, 420 7th st, 417, 419 Sth at. OBE PRICE Stal Mas M. J. Hox. 1309 F st. x. Invites inepection of an elegant assortment of French et ACTUAL Cost. —_— ‘FARO wm great variety in choice designe. 2 H. D. Bux IMPORTER AND TAILOR, boner jo inform you that hie KEW GOODS ‘Bt aliwarnents madein bis ast A Re Loxa Szaxoxs AND LONG ADVERTISEMENTS ARE A FEW OF THE TEDIOUS SUBJECTS THAT PEOPLE, IN HOT WEATHER, DON'T SEEM TO HAVE ANY PATIENCE WITH. FOR THIS REASON WE SHALL Sa¥, IN AS FEW WORDS AS POSSIBLE, COME TO OUR STORE AND WE WILL CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR COMFORT AT A SMALL OUTLAY, BY SELLING YOU THE MOST COMFORTABLE CLOTHING AT THE MOST COMFORTABLE PRICES WITHIN YOUR IMAGINATION, FOR MAN OR BOY, OLD OR YOUNG, NO MATTER HOW LARGE OR HOW SMALL A GARMENT YOU. MAY REQUIRE. WE ARE PREPARED FOR THE Occasion. ‘WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUB LARGE STOCK OF EXTRA-LARGE COOL GAR- MENTS. SIZES UP TO 50 BREAST MEASURE. REMEMBER— OUR STOCK OF BOYS’ SUITS I8 YET COMPLETE AND GIVE YOU ANY SIZE YOU WANT FROM 4 TO 15 YEARS. SHORT PANTS. PRICES FROM $1.00 TO THE BEAUTIFUL DRESS SUIT AT $12.00. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO., X8-tkf 400 SEVENTH STREET N.W.. COR. D. Tn anticipation of the usual grest demand for MISSES’ and BOYS LOW SHOES and SLIPPERS during school-closing time, and tempted by enticing low prices, we have pro- Vided ourselves with probsblys larger supply of this class of goods than was wise. ‘We fully believe that we do not exaggerate by saying that our stock of Misses’ Low Shoes is larger than the combined stocks of all other ‘hoe houses in the city. ‘This enormous pile of goods has got to be closed out clean by July 1st if we have to move heaven and earth to do it—so look out for bar- wins. Our variety embraces every imaginable style of Low Shoes and Slippers and only of the re- Uable quality, for which we are famous, To fully appreciate this great sale you must call and seethe goods, The following will give ‘faint idea of our low prices: At 49c,, Misses’ and Child's genuine kid, kid- lined, hand-tarned Opere Slippers; a bargain at At G8c., Misses’ Kid Oxford Ties, with good Dottoms and the same as sold by other houses satel. At 75c., Misses and Children's hand-sewed Ox- ford Ties, plain or with patent tips, compare favorably with rerular $1.25 goods. At @1, Misses’ and Child's fine Dongola Opers Slippers with lance cut steel buckles. These are cheap at $1.25. At 96c., Youth's solar tipped Low Button and Boys’ hand-made Goat Oxford Ties, Can't be Guplicated for 81.25. ‘To avoid the great rush, call early ‘WM. HAHN & 00.3 RELIABLE SHOR HOUSES, 816 7th Street, 3922 Pennsylvania avenue, 231 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 38 Tse Garr $10 Sur Suz. AT 8AKS AND COMPANY'S 18 THE TOPIC OF THE TOWN THIS WEEK. FINE HOME AND FOREIGN ‘WOOLENS, FASHIONED INTO PROPERLY PROPORTIONED AND FERFECT FITTING GARMENTS, j aT TEN DOLLARS a suit. CORRECT IN STYLE, SHAPE, MAKE, AND DESIGN. SIZES 33 TO 44, CHEST MEASURE. GOING Past. 8 Hass. 15¢. Lot of odds in Milans and Excelsior Braids, in all colors, choice 150 2%5e. Lot of Ko Ko and Milan Braids, in Torpedo, Rosie and Signal Shapes, all colors, choice 25c. ‘25e, White, Bisck, Brown and Bius Sailor Hate, 250. 48c. White and Black Rand R large fists and new fancy, large shapes, choice 480. ‘75¢. Choice of ail our Colored Milan 98c, Hats, all shapes, all colors, 75c, aS fh, States ot all ons Pine Colored Milan Bate, al Delicate Shades, ‘Newest Shapes, were (02.25, choice 81.48. JAKES AND COMPANY, BON RCHE. 316 7TH STREET 3.W. a aa aA aaa aa i Gonexzws Dazss Cissnares Hats DERBY HATS, IN COLORS, % MACKINKAW AND ENGLISH STRAW HATS, YOUTHs' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS, UMBRELLAS AND PARA SOLS CHOICE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. FURS TAKEN OX STORAGE, ‘3B STINEMETZ & 80K, 1237 Peonaylvanis ave., next to cor, 13th st 08-3 Fasxca Crooxs, BROXEES, A Merronc Disetar 3 OF THE BRIGHTEST BARGAINS WE NAVE BYER SHOWN IN BOYS BBLONGINed, THE GREAT TWO-FIFTY ‘2°50 SALE OF BOYS SUITA AGES 4 TO 19, 18 4 GREAT SUCCESS, AN EXTRA FORCE OF SALESMEN WAS A NECESSITY IN THE BOTS, DEPARTMENT YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY. THE UNPARALLELED DEMAND CREATED BY OUR GENEROUS OFFERING OF SEASONABLE VaLUES SHALL BR MET AND SUPPLIED BY WILLING BANDS UNTIL THE CLOSING HOUR ‘TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) ‘NIGHT. EVERY 63.50 AND $4 BOYS SUIT, (SIZES 4 TO 12) IN OUR HOUSE GOING FOR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. $2.58 KILT SUITS SLAUGHTERED TO SWELL THIS BALE spebtaL LOTS OF SHIRT WAISTS AND SEPAMATE PANTS SHARE THE SAME FATE WE CLOSE THIS OFFER WHEN WE CLOSt OUR DOORS TO-MORROW NIGHT. Sgaernr eat ha feed Seno! pig RozoMa AND MADE UP TO PLAITED OR PLAIN lowest and the epee Marta ects i RO REAWiahy Ws ALAA four iel $1.58: sa UNUSUAL Vy & YY fae v ALUES SASH RIBBONS. eich Ri bbONS. cousatioy unusual values and the Prices. our of Sa enor Pe A ik, colors cream, W! @inal and black. Uns. ‘77H, 8TH AND D STREETS. Weve Hin A Tovcs OF SUMMER WEATHER, JUST A TASTE OF WHAT 18 COMING, AND THIS 18 AX ADMONITION TO BE READY WITH SUITA- BLE CLOTHING. TRERE NEVER WERE 60 MANY HANDSOME FINE GOODS MADE UP FOR HOT WEATHER 48 NOW, AND, ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE WERE NEVER 80 MANY “UGLY” THINGS AS ARE TO BE FOUND IN CHEAP GooDs. THE LIGHTEST AND BEST OF HOT WEATHER GOODS 18 THE PONGEE SILK, NOT THE KIND THAT'S HALF CLAY Ol, BUT THE BRST OF THE GENUINE ARTICLE. ITIS THE STRONGEST GOODS OF ITS WEIGHT THATS MADE; WASHES AS WELL AS LINEN, AND ‘WRARS ALMOST ‘TOREVER” WEHAVE THEM IX COATS, VESTS, AND THE @0ops FROM WHICH TO MAKE PANTS IF WaNTED. FOR GOODS THAT WILL NOT WASH THERE 18 AN IMMENSE VARIBTY OF SILKS AND MOHAIRS. THE RANDSOMEST ARE THE ROYAL SILKS THAT NEITHER RAIN NOR PRRAFIRA- TION AFFECTS. THESE COME IM 4 VARIETY OF COLORS AND SHADES, PLAIN AND STRIPES. NEXT COMES THE SILK MOMAINA, IN VARIOUB SHADES OF BUTP, BROWK AND DRAB, GENUINE CALCUTTA SRERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS. EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT TRIS 18. LOTS OF PROPLE HAVE WORN 11, BUT MARDLY ANY ONE EVER “WORROUT™ & GEXU- 10 GARMENT MADROF IT. ABOUT AS THIN AS WOOL CAR BR MADE; COOL, HANDSOME AND DURABLE. WHITE AND COLORED FANCY VESTS, ee “aay Save Coats’ AND stesses ’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. 50c Mews Scanrs For 39c. C.. “Bostox Hovse Jcxz 8, 1888, Resvomz Suz Or Bore Sum. e198. lar price, $1.75. G2 No restriction as to quantities. (Continued below.) Jos Lor Km Groves. 16 and 20 button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires.in Black and Tans, $1; usually $3.50 » pair. Only sizes Row are 5 and 5%. 4-button Kid Gloves, Em- ‘roidered Backs, worth $1, but usually sold by us for 68c. FOR TO-MORROW ONLY 550. PER PAIR. ‘The new lot of 8-button Undressed Embroidered Kid ‘Mousquetaires come in better shades than the last Jot; $1.48 quality for 98c a pair. (Continued below.) Hasvovssrens Fon Sux Groves. BOWNE'S CELEBRATED SILK GLOVES offered ‘at lower prices than obtainable elsewhere has doubled our trade in Silk Gloves over last year. At 98c. a pair we have Fowne’s Silk Gloves in Black and all colors. We now show also ROWNE’S SILK MITTS Those at @Lare extra heavy Bisck Silk and will wear two seasons. They are extra long, made to be worn over ‘the sleeves, SPECIAL BARGAINS. Best 260. Taffeta Silk Gloves intown. Job lot Silk ‘Mitts for ladies and children at 15c., 25c., 48c., 56¢., G8c., 75c., 85c., 98c. Black and all colors. Extraor- inary values, (Continued below.) Orne Baxoarxs For Tomonzow. FANS—The “Tuxedo” for 75c. each. How many of your friends have paid $1.98 for these artistic and fashionable fans? FLOWERS—Unusual bargains, because very aupe- rior qualities, at these prices: 68c. bunches, crushed ‘and wild roses, 75c. bunches of 12 silk popies, $I bunches of lilacs, 25c. bunches of daises, 350. bunched buttereups WRAPPERS—Hundreds of them from @1 to $15 each. Indie Linen, Chailie, India Silk, &. A bar- gain Wrapper is of fine India Linen, with “Mother Hub- bard” front and princess back, prettily embroidered, only 81.98. SUITS—AN kinds, of course, but this is a special bargain, India Linen suit, French drapery, plaited ae front, with revere, embroidery and satin bows, For CHILDREN-$1.50 Gingham Suits for 81.35, ‘With embd. camps, reduced from $2.50 to $1.98, Im- Ported French Satteen Suits reduced from 83.98 to 82.50. Imitations of them reduced from 81.50 to 98c. Broken lots, limited quantities, JERSEYS—New styles arrived yesterday. One style, tucked back and front with box plaits and belt, 83.98. Another style braided at $2.98. A Vest Front Jersey for $1.68, as good as sold by us ‘til now at $1.98. For BOYS—New supply of those 50c. Sbirt-waists and the last we can secure. They're genuine French Dercale, laundered. The patterns, colors, fit and style ‘equel our 95c. celebrated “King” Shirt-waist. Those oe anneal justin. suo) trons are notified — on or pat are ‘according to that we have again sll sizes and widthe of Button te. Our $2.50, all in one piece, Oxford Ties. Our $3.50 quality Vrench id Oxfords, Gur $3.50 Oxfords with batent leather vampe.. Call early to-morrow aud have them tried on Ieisurely before the «rowding bewins. (Continued below.) A Sprout Suz Ix Ove A FRE AA Oo £ aah a 4 GS DDD EEE PPP. ror Our pet department—our favored department—for {t occupies entire center of our store, No, 1119 Penn- sylvania ave. Eleven years old now, and it shows s grand development. We call it the “Lace Department.” ‘but it includes other branches, which we quote below. THE PALAIS ROYAL, New Neck Rocuca ‘We have more Ruffiings thai any other two stores in town, Now and then we have lucky purchases. To- morrow we give an illustration in DOUBLE ROW CANVAS RUFFLING, 3 yoris for 25c., and which cost you elsewhere 20c. a yard. That with the fancy corded edge we ask 19c.a yard for is nowhere else old fof leas than 25c. a yard. 50 STYLES OF 25c, RUCHINGS. Such quantities that we obtain price concessions by which you benefit. Just now we are offering superior ‘values in Plain Lisse, silk-stitched; Lace-edge Lisse, cream and white. Double Row Bolting Cloth, with ‘white silk cord and silver or gold thread, 10,000 YARDS RUCHINGS, from 12c. to 75c. yard, comprising Fancy Embroidered Bolting Cloth Ruch- ings, Boiting Cloth and Ribbon Ruchings. Bolting Cloth and Tinsel Ruchings. Ribbon and Tinsel Ruch- ings. Lisse, with gold, silver and steel beads, Muslin ‘Rufilings in many styles, TOURIST RUFFLING, 200. a bor. THE PALAIS ROYAL. __ (Other neckwear below.) New - Nacawean For Liors, ‘Linen Collars in every new style out. ‘The cheapest, 3 for 25c., are pure linen, and, we think, THE ONLY aan LINEN COLLARS IN THIs CITY, AT 3 FUR All Linen OUFFS, 3 pair for 25 cents, French Percale not only comes in prettier designs, but washes better than the domestic imitation, We know we alone are offering the genuine French Collars and Oufis for 12)40. set. ‘The price elsewhere is 250, CHEMISETTES, with plaited fronts and warranted RUBS 140ER, 19¢, Not generally attainable under VEST FRONTS of Muslin and Embroidery are the latest to wear with white dresses, 60 and Sic. each. Fancy ones of Bolting Cloth ana Ribbons for $1.15. ‘Those of fine Laces and Ribbons $2.50. Plain shades and fancies in both light and dark effecta. Sizes 4 to 15 years. Ende of this see- CHOICE OF THE LOT 65 EACH. Lot 3-16 Boys’ Three-Piece Suits (cost. pants ‘snd vest). Made in the stylish cutaway shape, from the finest qualitiesof faced-cloths, Scotch ¢heviots, tricots, &e., with and without lining, Very dressy snd finished equal to custom-work. ‘Sizes 10 to 16 years, Former prices $10 and (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. 2.w. See We are showing an elegant line of MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WHITE SUITS FOR WEAR AT OOMMENCEMENTS, which we offer at extraordinary low prices. ‘Made from India Linon, Nainsook, Mull, Lace, ‘and Albatross, Well made and trimmed. Va- riety enough to suit any taste. Prices enough for any purse. Sizes, four to sixteen years $2.50, $2.75, $3, $3.50, 83.75, 94.25, 85, 86, 96.50, 87.25, $8, €9.25, 810 to $20 each. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sta, n. w. Over, Axo Counexcuuenr Groves. We offer s large and well-selected stock of Evening Gloves, in both Kid and Fabric, suit- ‘able for the summer feativities. 6, 12,16, 18, and 20-button length Jersey Silk ‘Mitts, in White, Cream, Pink, Lavender, Light 50c., $1, $1.25, and 81.50 pair. ELEGANT WHIT! E GLOVES. 12-button length only $2.50 per pair. 20-button length only 64 per pair. SPECIAL—100 dozen Ladies’ 8-button Cha- mois Skin Gloves, Buff Shade, only 85c. per pair, 4-batton Opera Kid Gloves only 50c. per pair. ‘81 per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. nw. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1888. WANTED—HELP. Speers AN’ Z Neti hoistene = nae Wei ae +o {4 ‘e1 TO 940: A! 4 ark: Niet Pasa omy Peres ake WANTED SAT Dicks CY, WOMEN COOKS, RE eect Werte wih tartntes unaet Eien be NTED. TWO YOUNG SW» DISH GIRL&, Woarrrion's, Suapemanis, oiling we hoare city. "Apply at 230 Sa ee aw “eke WANTED.8Y A ResPECTABLE COLORED GIRE mer, or Place tos chambur work can Dring city ref ce GUE ie FRENCH Lapy Address Bux 86, Star office. _e8-3e ANTED_BY A YOUNG Wi RL A PLACE WW ecEathemmata sod Sans nese aioe 234 st. nw. WAS TED-AT_HEADOUARTERS — POSTTIONS Cuainbermaids, WARIED = DICKS AGENCY FOR | COOKS, sraide, ‘wutrens, lsundress, ures, yaleta for traveling waiters,conrhmen and hostiere for Smily and resorts.” Allcit} references, G13 7tb et 2. “ys Pox RENT Dwetting Paar OF, Hotse st nw. three Tooms and lance vard aS mz Taquire at 634 aati ave Le {OR RENT—FURNISHED, A DELIGHTFUL SRO- Fyetsers neon rates: Preterred, references. 1d32 13th ab be RENT — DELIGHTFUL SUM: rooms. first and second oor, with porth south exposure. one aquare west ap Partmante, tremens seoueetstel eee Toe 1780 i eT. nyt pe ted WOMAN, ‘Wasi, old sat business on Penn. ce. iTED—W! AL a WARTEDIMES 10. SELL Si larges fm America: rare chance to make ore, jest RAUB. Boerne Rental Cou, Fes. WANTED — 4 WOMAN TO COOK. WasH AND Witte is set arly tove crt fat ayer = 'ANTED—AN IRISH WOMAN ‘Wash Vee Rc te os ¥. WASTED—4 SITUATION bY a RESPECTABLE colored yo fam fly or to dee OaNe AN te weiter iB yrivate W. BD, suaroiice. WANTED-BY 4 SWEDISH AGRIQULTU Address Box 34, Star oes, oP yANTED—A SITUATION 1 Wise oh ATION 8 shing: ne ING LAD’ UNDER ANTEDSA (YOUNG | YY NOT suede "ae ce ania Me BETTS ee er Sas WF F%) NT—TWo SEOOND-STORY LOOMS BACK ted trout insults arcane ene a4 teauily, guoticman preterred 1208 Mesme? = ee ~ BEAUTIFUL pt at tee ed COOL FUM! Ok RENT—FOUR HANDSO! URN’ Rpse a Torksk SDOCMELS SERRE —FURNISHED—1437 1 Sw, See ES: te Srincian tatrosen tors Et ANTED—BY A YALE *%5 GRADUATE, IN- tract Doantine-schook Eye ‘Address, NA So ee ANTED—A STEADY COLORED WOMAN AS | \WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERI. Ww Senate ence, a Situation in firstclse grocery, Beet ee —— pelgrencesiciven, "Address, giving name aud bumber, p72 WAxgetanavanr, GENERAL HOUSE- 7 rood cook sud: Tarlo, rotet- encen, 1410 Oth 2.9. re AGEN’ MOST US! WARTED AGENTS FOR THE article ever juced; agents make from. 7. Patent right trict of Eolembis tore. “Apply to 1501 Sth ses corner of Nat all ‘WASTED, HITE GIRL, FOR ORDINARY Vitcusewort in stall funy. 606 tne nw. ie73 \WANTED_BONANZA FOR INSURANCE MEN, Wirt fepresent health samurance, 610 By HAAN sea Tata 'ANTED—A TO TAKE CHAKGE OF per itchen irpish meals in a Biiece: owner ens =, ‘Address, with references, [3 TED-TWELVE MEN TO TRAVEL AND ms Wray ble ad dott easy requifed’ ‘koply from 25 only, DUNLAP, 928 atnw. yet-lwe ‘AT NORWOOD COTTAGE, CORNER ended rin fot general housework, waehing. 25d luse’ Pangea “GROCER! a AN’ -WHITE LY CLERKS, DRESS- ham! cooks this city, pa fiw. ey Feat nw. \WWANTED—COLORED MAN, MEDIUM AGE AND Vv Heights to attend invalid and do general house- work. Apply 1421 Iowa Circle. 3e6-3t TED GOOD, STRONG WOMAN FOR W‘reneral igpsework. Must stay st alebt; good ‘wages. Apply with references at 310 2d st. u.¢ J6-3t* J ANTED—AT BURGESS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, $25 10th st. n.w., above Gas Office, men, and women for all kinds of domestic labor for city au: Shay! a white vegetable cooks st once: all with rete ences. 3e5-6U' ““Morazes Fuexo: Samr Wasrs. An examination will readily convince you of the merite of this waist. No more sewing on of buttons, as they are riveted to an adjustable webbed belt, re-enforced button-holes, &e. Par- ticularly attractive line of fancy patverns in French and American Percale: colors warranted feat ; prices 50, 75, 85, €1 and $1.25 each. “Mothers' Friend” Flannel Shirt Waists, same manufacture as the percale, in Navy, Gray, Brown, Drab, Cream and an attractive variety of fancy checks: sizes 4 to 14 years: prices $1.25, $1.50 and $2 each, Customers who have purchased these waists speak in the highest terms of their desirability and durability. (Third floor.) e ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sta, nw. Loons: Travettxe Ractaxs. Prudent lady tourists are purchasing Spring-weight Cloak, Raglan, or Newmarket for wear while traveling and during the cool summer evenings, Another reason is, because it is next to impossible to buy a medium-weight warment of this character in the fall, and after ‘wearing them all the summer they are equally dostrable for early autumn or until the weather demands s winter garment, We yet have an ex- cellent assortment, in plain shades, and fancy stripes and mixtures, made up in the latest style in the most approved manner. Prices, $7, 810, 812.50, 815'to $25 each. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11thand F sts. n.w. More Lar Roses. Those who have been waiting will be glad to know wo have received another installment of the 60 and 90c. Momie Cloth Lav Robes, The entire line is again complete-60c. to 84 each. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n. w. Miers Trnny Bara Ross. ‘We have just opened an excellent line of Men's Fronch Terry Bath Robes, with Monks hood, cord and tassel, &c.,in plain white, ecra and duiet striped effects. ONLY 86 EACH. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F ste, n.w. Corser Covers For Sommer. Weare showing an excellent assortment of fine Cambric Corset Covers, trimmed with em- broidery and lace, especially for wear under the thin white dresses now #0 universally worn, Cambric Corset Covers, soft fine quality, high and square neck, trimmed with fine Hamburg embroidery all-over, andsTorchon lace. Prices 25. $1.50, 81.75, 82, $2.25, $2.50 75 each. We also call attention to our elegant line of fine Cambric and Muslin White skirts profusely trimmed with deep embroideries and Torchon, Jace and insertings. Prices 75c., $1, 81.25, X 8225, 82.50, $2.75, 83, 50, $4 and @5 each. ‘This wide range of prices clearly indicates the splendid variety of styles we show from which you can select. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw, Israxrs Axp Cumpnews Gus, Gamps for wear with the cute little “Gretch- an," and “Hubbard” Dresses—great variety of styles, in» wide range of qualities, at reasonable prices. ‘White Lawn and India Linon Gamps, tucked yokes and fronts. Sizes from 1 to 10 yearsof oo ONLY 8730. EACH. White Nainsook snd Lawn Gamps, with fine embroidery trimmings, 75c... 8734c., $1, 61.25, 91.623, and $1.75 each, : ‘We also offer a full line of Children’s Muslin Drawers, Gowns and Skirts. Considering the trouble of making, it is economy for you to buy these ready-made, as the difference between the actual cost of the materials and the selling price is very alizht, A special feature of this department is Infants Outhits, as we enjoy peculiar facilities for offer- ing them at exceedingly reasonable prices. 16 Piece Trosseaux for $10. 20 Piece Trosseaux for $12. 25 Piece Trosseaux for 815, Infants Caps, Bonnets and Sun Hatsin great variety, at very low prices. (Second floor,) : WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Feta, styles and qualities we have yet had the pleasure of showiug. Cousvicuous tor their intrinsic value ‘are the following: ‘Lonsdale Cambric Dressing tucked front, with cambric ule around, the neck, sleeves and down the front, TANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Colored Yor all Kinds of Goueatic.lnbor, foF Diet ic e. Tcvand slates with reference. F17 M stanewsniy L-Owe TANTED—BOYS WITH GOOD SOPR: AND Regn bari as rT sees Ech ‘Tuesday and at 6:30 p.m Wace TO $300 A MONTH CAN BE work Agents preferred who can furnish thelt own horses and five thelr wasle thos the business. 8 moments may be profitably em- loyed also. A vacancies in towns and cities. B. ¥ OuRBON %&© 00, 1000 Main et, Richmond, Va. mayen ANTED—SALESMEN—FOR PATENTED Nov- elties, useful ‘used in every household. Lib- ral commissions allowed. One dollar will start you in business Address for particulars with stamp, HUN- TER & RUSSELL, 18 Pearl at, Grand Rapids, Mich. 15-1 ANTED—A DRESSMAKER IN iY FAMILY. Learners for Prof, CHRISTNER’S new “Inter: national Tailor System™ with any inch-rule or taps- urealone. Patterns and materiais cut ‘or made, Mme. 8. J. MESSER, “Conserv: of ” 1222 F st. nw, Washingion, D.C. mh10-3m* YANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE- aged womBn A situation to take care of two chil. dren and make herself wenerally useful in a family. V no ot — tion, to the coun! Fequired. 429 11 War oee nis oo cooks,” drivers, walters housemen, farm wanes, Re, ett country, and resorts. F. M BUR! we = ‘630- WANTED! YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE SIT. Uation as servant or attendant to invalid or gentieman; no objection to travel, Address A. TREG- ONWELL, 1936 Oth st. n.w. 306-61" W ANTED—#75 CASH AND #25 A MONTH FOR five mouths will be given by ayoung man for s SoreTBiNsTs Ngaition st $00 or 670 per month, Ad- ‘mo object try: wages th at aw Box 27, Star office. ment ‘Modern improvements." Addnes “ior Siar foe 2 = ac JOR RENT—1304 K ST. THREE DELIGHTFUL rooms oa 2d floor. rented singly or en eu.te, bath. Foom attached; all couvemenoes, with or without board. yer JOR RENT—OOOL, DELIGHTFUL Rooms, sum Mer prices, with oF without board tees Wormiey's references rat WiLL FURNISHED Tom, centrally located, 1B & priv Tented to a eiuaie gentl: price, Alkiress FATE FAMILY,” Star offion. 36-5 R RENT—1723 MOST. N AIRY, Pichia sore, wah cane Sanaa a every comfort at the suinmer rates. ar ik RENT—A SECOND BTORY FRONT BOOM, BRE RENTSESE OAD ERIN TONE nope COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. RENT—A BEAUIIFULLY FURNISHED 10- i‘ house Falls id abade fruit Wm abumianee” ME, CHCROM. Palle ‘Coupeh: » Telephong Call, 70: Je8-3t SALE OR EX: iE — A MAGNIFICENT Fate farm, 16 miles from Woshington, sal take city or euburtiaa property. | SAMU EALMEAK, 310 St. Paul st, Baltimore, Ma. ies. .,150 acres, en Lis ag from Fort Washington, Prince George County, Md; only 83.000: our-fourth cash. “MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1008 Fat ye8-3ee J2O8 SALE—BARGAINS—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, Ma. twenty minutes’ ride from sity. #50 up. ‘3. HERTFORD, AZ Pt iA MANSION CONTA! aPPLy shade and fruit trees: Of ice on place: fine place for summer boarders: cau be reached by rail ; 1 hour by rail: 7 miles from station, will rent cheay cl oad 12 mi rer: 8, mallee trom Alexa ina ou old Fairfax toed: 100 acres in Ligh cultivation, Blane in ood ck ker well-watered by springs Sid running stream, laree ‘orchards and vinegar’ She ‘modern built frame house of 9 rooue: ‘wide porchen. well-auaded: large berm apd al) uecessary Earvutldinye in excellent condition. in ail feeyects & Bret-clase farm. ‘Location his ahd perfects healthy. Garces, chicole sand! wore couveuieut. Price Sescet OPC SPPRERD & CO. 132 F st ROH, HENTOLARGE | FURNISHED | HOUSE well “Toc peciows Frounds,, miguntain air? OF. DENTLEY, 39 Wall st fontrose, Pa GEO. F. bE! Itimore and Washington, with house, shade, aud stabien, Address A. M., Star office. OK RENT—AT BOYDS I ‘summer, a neat little six-room house if take imniddie of June. Call on or address J. L. HIGG! Boyds, Md., for particulars, WANTED--HOUSES. \WANTED-TO RENT, A _SIX-ROOM HOUSE ee WVHA gc aah ngs fre! Pin fe Pees Serine, exact location and price to STEADY ADULTS, “A HOU! ¥ 1 to September 1. st nw. Referens TED—A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS House for the ‘would like the care of a furnished see rere oe = Pepe Rg RIG 42-1 Wa rental o HA LY ATIONS FOR f houses of ail sizes. Parties having houses to rent can secure good tenants by placing them with me. mpt collections and returns, . F. ROSENBERG, 6133 15th myi1-Tm WANTED.-ROOMS. ANTED—COUPLE WANT A LARGE, CO? fortable furnished Room and best of Board with a ¥ in family; must be homecomfort and central. State Brice, street jocation of room, aud conveniences er ANT, Btar office. W'4NTED-BY TEACHER, & Tent not to excerd 5, where he cau rec or more lady pupils. Replies :aust state full particu- Tara!” “Address Box 78, Star office, E was WV Guinea in the NV sista tte Call on or ad. RR at AN’ THE USE OF A FORSE A: Wercisicnally for haif the keep, or. would, bay must be a bargain. Address, with full terms, L. Y. Btar office, 1 WWANTED—PENNSYLVANIA CI f W sven prices fora few dave: 2 bushels larger fonds fn proportion. A. G15 7th st. n.w., and N. J. ave. aud Dstt NTED-IT KNOWN THAT 3. G. REISI Tce Cream Saloon aud ethst. uw. loo Cream €1.50 EE NIED—CASHIEWS DESK, WITH RAILING, {food conditions medium ‘star, Send reply 66 in ! , BLY Pei ave SPALDING? Acensy, S10 Fenn ax, —A GRADUATE STUDENT OF JOHNS {ae LaMarr Snare ees A Ce ee 54 wood references. Address J. w-3 y ANTED—TO PURCHASE—23 Wienaine, Adaresvorcali st 045 Ost. ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH, SECOND-HAND furniture, atoven, carpets, feather-beda: | old Ghantitiess Addvewn Bo oe” Serta Wy ANTED-PERSO: iG LESSO) BUY Int'sttnsws or ac Capitol cand stand’ Jel- Tuy ED—C! ING EXCHANGE, 201 435 ST. Ware er ere ae = ea tn \WANTED-WELLS Dua, DRIVEN. up Loe pai Mock furulsbed. ‘Terue moderate. wits Modra Found) or money reainery Batter (direct frowp ite por pouad is not excelled at Bpeo all day. Ps ea aah ex. ‘Wi. ©. SORIBNER. NTED—PARLOR FURNITURE PHOL- WASEE iistiressea nade over a frat-igm Weare Se er ee = H. BAUM, 219 7th ot aw. my 24 era ate JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A GENTLEMAN ‘whose business calle him to Washington desires to xchange his Country Seat in Wostchester County, New York, one hour from New York city; eueht trains daily florant new Louse, 26 rooms, with ‘all mod. imps, ice-house filled : stable, barns. beautitul lawns, acres of latid, &.; for & first-class R. Washington, ‘T, COUMBE, 2 1425 New York i SALE OR RENT—AT HERNDON. VA. A pleasantiy-aituated Cottage aud Stable, acre of ground, f:uit; three minutes’ walk from station, quixe of A. CROUNSE, Cash Room, Treasury Depart iment. 36: JOR SALE—50 ACRES, AT FOI EN STA tion, adjoining new subdivision; look at ii for an investuient; a furnished cottage on South Mountain, together with 10 acres of lund, for the small sum of $3,000. A chince to buy a summer residence; 130 acres and a good frame house and all the necessary gut buildings; “3° mules from the celebrated Orkney sprh price $1,500. 1.617 acres, with neces sary bui ou the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad: 50 miles from Washington. tu fine estate yields over 200 tons of hay. 2,000 bushi of wheat and 1,000 barrels of corn annually; price Per acre. "300 acres in Sussex County, Va.: improved, 2 cood farm and near railroad: price €10 per acre. A Splendid farm, of 277 acrea, on the Potomve Liver 40 ‘miles from Washington: handsomely improved & fine new wharf ou the place: ome of the best places ou the Potomac for « summer resort. 100 acres on tue Glenwood and Bladeusburg ‘rosds: 1 mile from site of the Catholic University, tmproved. For List of farms and particulars call or address THOMAS WAGGAMAR, 017 Fat hw a JOR SMLE-SPLENDID ESTATE, 448 ACki ner historic Brandy Station, Va. MK. B. Cul- Peper Co., Va; large manstop, all outbui dings, water, tad fence, GOUKE De LUCKETT. 850 Este ot Rockville, Ma. Je5-Lin* FAkMs AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, of from one to Ave miles of the city fcueral farming” pucyows, at "very: low prices aid on Nery easy tern" Cail or ecnd for bulletin. neccecl very deningO,FOR RENT veral very desiratie Coun Serim TH SYPHERD & CO. trish ater, vecetabies, Truit. Address Box if, Charlottesville, Va. elec Ot Fu cALE ON METROPOLITAN Bt BAND ‘at Rockville, new houses. 6 to 11r.; bilding lote couvtry seats and dairy tarms near station. other farme 5 to 800 acres, COORE D. LUCKETT, 955 F st. or Rockville, Md. Jel-tia OR SALE— A fine Country Seat of 25 acres, improved by a lane double frame house of 11 rooms, besutifualy Jocatod. ou an clevation ins grove of ‘ive old. torent oaks: all necessary outbuil fine water, good Orchard, ouly ten-iuinuter’ walk trou Silver, Bpeiag Station. Metropolitan Branch, For fall particulars apply to J. T. DYER, 600 T3th st ine. RESIDENCE WITH aunple grounds and a vegetable wardeu all planted fine springs near house a short walk from Station at Siemiale, Ma_ on Band F. Hallrved: baif-bour's ride from Washington ; rent moderate.” Apply. G.¥ ATLEE. 1411 G st, or to ‘Postinaster at Glendale. LARGE BRICK MANSION, WITH ‘ing Washington; balf mile from o Tooms: Lewiy painted papered; kitchen, four rooms: orchard, "with Peaches, quinces. pears, &. Apply to Dr. COOK, 3 Thomas Cirelé. OR SALE OR RENT—NEW SEVEN-ROOM COT- tage, at “Brookland,” 2} wiles from city, on Met ranch B. & O. R. K. ; Convenient to station; ood cel- larand attic. Aipiy to LEIGHTON & PAIK, trus Louisiana ave, mny23-3u PLEAS. In-| undred acres, within from 1'to 20 | ble for stock, dairy, trait, aud | Forest TWO LARGE, NICELY-FURNISR! | Bretclaas board ferred. 417 6th at uw For BENT WJ7H BOAKD—TWOTARGE ROOMS | second floor, communtoeting or ctherwiee Briendid location, 60d Sd st. uw. Terman reason | edeeled ose FO BEST—CARGE AND WANpsome Rooms aud suumer Bis Vi . SxeAteaTE egmeee rion. “SHS We ane opp site Arlington JOR KENT-ONE LARGE FRONT Room, 2D Fin tabacl SES Ag 7OK RENT—DELIGHTFUL ROOMS ON BROOND and third floors, at reduced rates for suminer: for or gentiemen. 1025 Vermont ave. . a= a JOR RENT--1398 1 ST, NW., OPPosT’ Jin Park: cool, pleasant rooms for 4 Without board references exchaneed. | POs BENTONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, clase bow Feguied 160 Net ne Sta NT—OFFICES. k RENT —OFFICE- ROOMS IN BUL FPS REST OFEICE ROOMS IN BUILDING 1216 | _3e2-1m __FOR RED [p= Sait-srons J DWELLING OF SEVEN toUL BOYER biTsy ot ae ts 8-3 K RENT —FIN DOUBLE BTORE WITH LakGE Fema it poten Ss wine Lape lo ve. Capitol Hull near mew Library 112 Tith st. near Mase « RE a 7TH ST. NEAR CORNER OF BOUND. dem ravie store with +, — aed Boor on Fei iF too between fro: ROK RENT ‘apartinents with bath om THOS J. Fishin 2324 F at {OK BENT—STORE, AND SHOW WINDOW Foi sale. 315 12th at sw. = 206-30 {UE RENT STORE AND DWELLING at. 1638 st L.w., coptaining 13 roome, wgth all mod- | $0 improvements. Juguire 1038 14th et jell-i2w> a S==S=—=S={= FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS oR ICK STABLE, IN ALLEY Bu- tween 12th and 13th, Kand L’ sta nw., 3 stella, carringe-boUse, loft, aud coachinan's root j 4. Mel, DUDSON, e8-1m 1285 F wirect nw. | POR BENT 3POOND FLOOK OF WARE HOUSE, 200 100i st. Mw.; suitable for storage of Lick manufecturing, . "sera | PGE, MENT SPIBSE-CLASS PRIVATE StaBLe | Ai pear 15th and Kista stale for ero hopes. reduced rent for summer. Apply to a Ofiice, city. ___ er See Foe BENE SEW STABLE. 1655 137TH Br. TWO FF stats aud rots tor catriaue Inquire at 134 ach joR RENT—a alley rear of Foe sent seme PIANOS RENTED — |“ ORGANS KEN IE) ot 2 Foe SALE Stocks FoR FUTURE VALUE, aF lowest inarket prices. Shares LINOLIPE, at @15. 5 elares GRAPHOPHONE. a Shares ¥ 50 shares PNEUMATIC GUN Full information upon applicetio. FRANK 1 PLLOUZE, 1416 Festrect Deaier it Local stocks and | | Plow SALE—Sromes—Ciaax, NoTiV Ne F jeationery aud Periodical Store, on 4% st $140. VU. BOX | 3 sO ‘BLL dip wae JOR SALE “GROCERY STORE ON 4 81. 8. W. wood old stand. Price ouly @275, we. mover, eas | JOOk SALE—GROCESY AND PROVisION STORE | Kon Feuiopivanie ave. uw. Pree 917 | Rent at CT Bova 8. 01 t | Louse reasonable A erat ou Foi SAE hia & NUMBER OF Cloak, DRUG aud other Stores for sale, inguire . Ly, BOYER, 37-3 BIL die ot aw, Fok SUE STOCK OF AN ESTABLISHED GRO- cery aud provisicn store; central lucstion and duing & nice business, Teaso (oF wellilg. Address bus Bz, Star office. 7 -3e | Fe SALE—SPLENDID CHANCE, GROCERY AND at at Provision store, bw.) reason for rel tend to it. Address HENKY, Star uftce, 7 made aw | BL stakes OL Lock for wale at inarket yaten. FLANK M PELUUZE, 1416 F street. Local stocks & specialty. oat Fok sat enoceny - STOCK AND FIXTURES, on 14th st. excellent Corner vod reasuus fur sell ASTM ST. "Star oinkce: 0b 3° rr | HOTEL PROPERTY Pox Lease” + Yroat Heltevile, ou Bt O. Maliroode 98 actos: TOs Dy (rom ie, Ou a 0 iB York Choy ‘¢ Wood: balance cleared: huely watered. small house, | northeast corer Dane bth eee en Necsurie good Fonds and ‘pene ad.xining farm of Iiea- | C. will be for lease fore torus of years trou and afte Tans & Shaw Terms tuade easy at £700. Address | Decsuber 1 1608. Appl) te MA MULLEN ‘aud ety : Beet Lexington’ te Je1-20,1m* ‘Baltimore, farm of 1.000 scrvn, beautifully located Jad, on the Povomac. 39 iuiles from this city; sood 7 dweliin.«, 3 barnes, healthy ; be a ¢ 343 ee ray eae sales HA PHILLIPS. 1410 Tava amy isan LOST AND FOUND. ]_08T—A PUG PUPPY, No COLLAR LIBFRAL semana Will be paid for his return to 23 Iowa Circle Lost tuuaspay, THE 6TH INSTANT, ON X. ‘x. bet, Leth gine toat elk aSied taetoar tect = the gen tlewan who found it upon ite return to v18 € stnew. ae QIMATED Fudhe PASiCRE JUXE Sim. Two Cows, obe spotted with dark taco: other sual, Light red with crocked borne Fiuder will be rewarded if Feiurned or Dotity THBBS or LATMAN, 2007 Sch at : Lists Sek FEMALE DOG; Sanne. Teturn wo 300 Hist Lv. and procive reward. oe Leite corn seuss ean mia ad = i cade Shawl, Suitable reward will ve paid Het ipieeioe Foe SALE pe EXCHANGE—Fow crry PRop- erty, farm of 139 acres, pear Fredericksburg, Va; in excellent condition. bealthy and peasant price iow. BENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 Fat ia Prt a, swhich, hae Tatwe wrvunde, promises f it Or heame: Tramou eeeraig fe sane parvculars, &¢., apply det Lm Prd borthwest wection. For further CHAS. & SHE VE, L12S 7th et. tow, PERFECT "Some stuall Houves in the northeast part of the jor Vaca ground atu or bath ead weet. SWOKMBTEDT & BRAD) uy22-1m wemaas: | QX_PER CENT INVES: ‘I—SPECIAL PRo- ‘visiou for mouths’ potice—| to the ior his return to RJ. 23th and Batanw.s-J* SUBURBAN PROPERTY, ANTED — TWI POR SALE HOUSE AND THUEE (LO T'8 OM | rot Siem board Sage SS Fe | Ra th oe 6 ay