Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY. ---Jume 12, 1888, CROSBY Ss, NOYES. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bow deo daily circalation more than treble that of asy ether daily paper apres Washington, and much greeter than ef all the ether daily papers here added together. Se ‘The District's day in the House yesterday was not entirely wasted, though the subject of ‘pensions to the ex-soldiersot the United States eceupied more of the Districts time than any topic of local concern. The bills increasing the police force and the number of station-houses, and providing for police matrons, meet urgent pubiic needs, and the District is to be congratulatea that this legislation has run the gauntlet of ‘We House successfully. The dangers which bave ‘threatened it have not been based upon objections ‘to It on its merits, but upon the diMicuity of secur- ing attention to it at all, in view of the disposition of the House to devote the District days to national legislation, or to waste them by filibustering. It seems almost impossible for some inembers of Con- ‘gress to appreciate that they constitute the local legislature of the District as wed as a na tional legislature; that the attention which they are asked to give to District af- fairs 13 not a matter of favoritism but Of constitutional duty; that there is no re- proach to Congress in charging that on certain hours of the session “all the great measures con- nected with the interésts of the country are crowded aside in order to increase the police force of the District of Columbia,” and that 2 failure thus to set aside national affairs on the days promised to the capital is not only a breach Of faith, Dut a violation of congressional duty. —— Mr. Golway, who was killed by a Baltimore and Potomac train last night, put himseif in the way of Geatb ip a brave and successful attempt to save ‘the life of another, and to that extent contributed to the disaster to himself; but does all the responsibility fall upon him? Within tne last Year three citizens of the District have been killed by incoming trains on the local rail- Toads, one on the Metropolitan Branch of ‘the Baltimore and Ohio, one on the Washington Branch, and the last on the Baltimore and Poto- mac. Ip all these cases it has been claimed that | the trains were running at a rate of speed greater | ‘than the District law allows. In the present case {t is stated that the train was running very Tapidly, though within the city limits, a3 no one ‘Was expected to be in the way so near the mouth of the Navy-Yard tunnel. Whatever may be the finding in the present instance, a warning should De derived from tt which will secure a better observance in the future of the law or regulation concerning the speed of trains within the city Uumita. It is nonsense to arrest equestrians and Dicyelists for fast driving, if the railroads can send their engines along the city streets at any Tave of speed they please, and kill people through ‘Such violation of the law with impunity. Every | coroner's jury which examines into a death caused Dy a moving train should ascertain clearly whetber ‘the rate of speed was legal Commissioners and Police authorities should see to it that this law is obeyed. The general impression on the subject is ‘that it is violated every day. ee ‘The Blof the Citizen’s Committee for the tm- provement of the form of District government has Deen introduced in the Senate. Now it ought to be pigeon-holed and put out of the way of practi- | ai measures for the benefit of the District, upon | ‘Which there is a prospect of substantial agree. ment by citizens. The more tmportant measure involving our form of government, which pro- poses for the District real representation in the House and Senate, bas been wisely postponed, and ‘the present Dill should likewise be put to sleep and aroused, if at all, only when the fitting time ‘shall come to consider the measure giving the Dis- trict representation in its legislature. ———— ‘What ts one man’s meat is another man’s polson, says the old proverb. The terrible havoc wrought by a waterspout In Michigan on Saturday night ‘Was in part compensated by the extinction in one town of a fire which hadobtained such headway that all buman efforts to check it were unavail- It will not do hereafter to condemn even a wallispout as essentially useless till all the con- itions of the case are known, —— 9 The legislation reorganizing the Police Court and meeting the embarrassments caused by the recent decision of the Supreme Court concerning ‘the status of that court should be vigorously pushed. Immeaiate action is needed, a Considering the enthustastic uproar created in every popular assemblage by the display of a ‘Dandana, a republican will have to wear only colorless Iinen and slik handkerchiefs to places of amusement, or ¢lse go out Into the lobby every ‘Uime he biows bis nose. | ——$<—$—— : ‘The promptness with which Mr. Depew followed | ‘the report of his withdrawal from the Presidential Face With 3 total denial, shows that the fear ex- pressed by some of his friends, lest be sbould re- ———— Weve Ho A Toren OF SUMMER WEATHER, JUST A TASTE OF WHAT IS COMING, AND THIS | 18 AN ADMONITION TO BE READY WITH SUITA- BLE CLOTHING. THERE NEVER WERE SO MANY HANDSOME FINE GOODS MADE UP FOR HOT WEATHER As | XOW, AND, ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE WERE NEVER 90 MANY * “UGLY" THINGS AS ARE TO BE | FOUND IN CHEAP GOODS. | ‘THE LIGHTEST AND BEST OF nor wearuer | GOoDS IS THE PONGEE SILK, NOT THE KIND | ‘THATS HALF CLAY OIL, BUT THE BEST OF THE GENUINE ARTICLE. IT 1S THE STRONGEST GOODS OF ITS WEIGHT ‘THAT'S MADE; WASHES 48 WELL 48 LINEN, AND WEARS ALMOST “FOREVER” | WEHAVE THEM IN COATS, VESTS, AND THE Goops FROM WHICH TO MAKE PANTS IF| WANTED. | FOR GOODS THAT WILL NOT WASH THERE 18 AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF SILKS AND MOMAIRS. THE HANDSOMEST ARE THE ROYAL SILKS THAT NEITHER RAIN NOR PERSPIRA- ‘TION AFFECTS. THESE COME IN A VARIETY OF COLORS AND SHADES, PLAIN AND STRIPES. EXT COMES THE SILK MOHAIRS, IX VARIOUS SHADES OF BUFF, BROWN AND DRAB. GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER coats | AND VESTS. EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT THIS 18. LOTS OF PEOPLE HAVE WORN IT, BUT MARDLY ANY ONE EVER “WORE OUT™ 4 GENU- INE GARMENT MADE OF IT. FOR FULL SUITS THE “WORSTED SERGES” OF “NUNS CLOTH" IN LIGHT COLORS ARE ABOUT 48 THIN AS WOOL CAN BE MADE; COOL, HANDSOME AND DURABLE. WHITE AND COLORED FANCY VFSTS, BLACK ALPACA. “SICILLIEN,” “BRILLIANTINE” AND “D&AP DETE” COATS AND COATS AND VESTS To MATCH. EB BAENUM & Co, $31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. FISE MILLINERY, ‘TRIMMED HATS 4D BONNETS AT MARKED- DMPORTEB AND TAILOR, ‘the boner to inform you thet his NEW GOODS bs ep nenatraras Proms Coxreurtatixa Gore Oct OF THE CITY (Can find all the articles necessary for travel and wear at our store We can furnish you with everything from a cake of soap to an outfit. A SPLENDID LINE OF BATHING COSTUMES, including the Shoes, Hate, and Hose. Parasols for Seashore and Mountain wear marked down considerably. Spleadid Ready-made Dresses for your self or chil- dren at cheap prices. Ladies’ Musiin and Cambric Underwear in the new- ‘est and prettiest goods ever exhibited. Comets, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, and lots of things you will need. Ask for anything, and if we haven't ‘will get it for you, LOTS OF TIME SAVED BY SHOPPING WITH US, AND A SMALL FORTUNE IN PRICE. OUR GOODS ARE ALWAYS GUARANTEED TO WEAR. Our store is delightful to do your shopping since we have 50 patent cooling fane to produce a delightful ten.pera:ure. ONE PRICE AS ALWAYS. LANSBURGH & BRO, LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON, 420, 422, 4:24, 426 7th st, 417, 419 Sthet. it im stock we ‘We are the Sole Agent for the Standard Fashion Pat- terne; nove better made. Saves material and labor; they are without a Joubt unequalled, Sold by us only. Ask for pattern. Pattern free. 412 Gesrizwexs Sever Uxprawean, Geuze, and Summer Merino Shirte and Drawers, 25, 50c., $1— Lous and Short Sicevea. New York Pattern Jean Drawers, 5 Summer Socks, 15c., 25c., 35e., 50c. 7: KO LEWIS & SON. 1421 New York ave, s12-1m North side, near 15th street, DEPARTMENT. Every one knows that for the last twelve have Fundied SIDENDERG'S COLLANS aad Cl ‘being to ladies what Bath C Wilson's tomen, tis more, We them as cheap as goods of much inferior makea, COLLARS, 2 FOR 25c,, (Bidenberg’s) M: finest linen. and cut and shay i tateatinave et email popte tem iow en re Wate WE CaN Wirt PLEASURE Recuw: Have we Collars 3 for 2c? Yes, but we don't push them ; o1 ality is as good as anyone shows at that brice, but we say to you fraukis that 1 pays 10 sive ® ‘Smail difference and buy the beter poste. They are all linen. but a miehty oF quality. have certain: Sugall hipersections kewl con cone oat 18 “the wear. ‘They are here if you wish to bu Raid you that they ANE NOT SIDENBENG'S GOU! CUFFS, 2 PAIR FOR 250. (Sidenberg’s.) Fiue pure linen goods, all styles, and sizes, with euff- butions if you wish thei. ‘Cheaper goods we don’t handle, as we don't care to sell goods which we cannot recommend with surety. anne aN 300 atyles to select from, which form sn eas | bie line of every imasin bie styl-. from the cheapest to the finest. To try to enumerate them would Le folly. I you wish to Kuow ail the newest styles in Ruchitgs You musteee them yourself. 2s 75 STYLES OF £50. RUCHINGS, sical "Bolte Cott tt colors wah aly aiver Sen pos Yournlf fyoe Sas ones Late SS | Tne of gods. ‘TOURIST RUFFLING, 6 yanis in a box, nice fine quality, 18c. A BOX. aaa it.as low as Sc. a box, but found that the ‘goods did not wive satisfaction. ‘This 18¢, Wwe have sold ior two years, and we have yet to ety first complaint about it, bs ak have just imported alot of fine Ruffling of all Spat ap ais Fas aa hos ys 2 chow ot 3 Tarde each, of one soiid color, if so 50c. BY iat BOX 12%c. BY THE YARD. 4A GREAT LEADER roe THIS WEEK ONLY. he Teas inca whic ad Ai Was WORTH 12, A YARD, ONLY Sc. A YARD. Mt ~ * ot A EY OPES B AAA MM OM Bes 24 “od Da = sell 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. if Did you say? Correct you are, Neighbor. STYLEIt is. STYLE, indeed; but from WAY BACK. Void of ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. Guiltless of artisticity in fit and finish; sadly lack- ing those deft and delicate touches so essential to the proper draping of the human form: chopped up and hastily and slovenly thrown together is a sort of STYLE not much admired—pot much sought after— & STYLE, if strictly adbered to, will bring you to | grief, BUST up the ancient machine and leave you— “Where Moses was wheu the light went out.” Can you solve that riddle or salt that river? ‘We hope you will prove equal to the emergency. ‘You know and all the people know that THE CLOTHING OF THE PERIOD is always obtainable at VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. ‘You know and all the people know that our price for THE CLOTHING OF THE PERIOD is from 25 per centto 40 per cent lower than yours or any other | Maan's—e fact we have demonstrated so conclusively that THE PEOPLE COME IN CROWDS—not lookers merely, but BUYERS. The people clasped hands with us im this fight, hence our victory was so complete, VICTOR E. ADLERS'S 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 927 and 920 7th st nw.. corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Pre Open Saturday till 11. m S#-OFFICE COATS, stripes and cheeks, on sale ‘Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from 7 till WO o'clock. PRICE, 25c. EACH. yun Sezcuz 3 Dare Suze. MUSLIN UNDERWEAB, ‘35e. Corded Band Chemises, 30c. 81.25 14-tnch Emb. Floynce Skirt, 98c. ‘75e. Emb. Yoke end Torchon Yoke Chemises, 630, 50c. Walking Skirts, Cambric Rufile, 42c. 89c. Gown, 2 insertings and Emb. Edge, 71c. ‘850. Drawers, wide Torchon Edge, 67. 3 LoTs CORSET COVERS. 50c. Corset Covers, 25, Only sizes 32, 34, 40, 42. 81 Corset Covers, 500, High Neck C. C. sent, 40, 42. 448 L BARBOUR & SOM. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ceived. ONE HUNDRED DOZEN ‘MENS FRENCH LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE ‘In Besutiful Mode, Brown, and Drab Shades, ‘Which we offer at 29 CENTS PER PAIR, On, $1.70 PER BOX OF SIX ParRa. ‘If you are interested we would be pleased to have you call and see them, se they aresuch goods as are ‘Usually sold at from 39 to 45 cents per pair. KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., 437 7TH ST. A.W. OLIVER P, BURDETTE, ole Agent for D, C. mn His PEP 00008 aitaunsiesy ee se ream and colors, with and Pant Titnck Jersey: cies ‘Gdstaud Websve them, from 106. RASOLS. P. fat me neot P Parasols and sin Batol, Spel nyeetal- Pyerete precip snc, with Sel1-3t Sa ee colors Afullline Of able ine Ee ‘cream and "Napkins ofa eee eis iba pio Anybody in want ot Soe te mane over our stocl Ketow. Tex Busr Is Tue Cuzaresz, 4 GENERAL REDUCTION OF PRICES OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS As we are desirous of closing outs many FANCY DRESS GOODS as possible before stock taking, we ‘have reduced the prices of @ great many of our most desirable styles, and ladies who havenct yet fully sup. plied themselves for the season now have an opportu- nity to do so at extremely low prices. ‘We now offer our whole stock of French printed and plain colored SATTEENS at 25 cents per yard, which does not cover the cost of importation, and many other SPRING DRESS GOODS at similar reductions, Call early and you will not regret it. ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES. W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, 9 919 PENNA sve -|A Few Wonps To Linus ABOUT EMBROIDERING MATERIALS. SILKS for embroidery work is being used very ex- tensively in allof the new work, and ontlined with | gold thread. We are showing some haudsome after- | Boon TEA CLOTHS worked in Silk and outlined with pure Gold Thread. New ART ~ATIN in all of the new shades, made ex- presaly for us and workell with our new shades of Rope ‘Silk, This work is very effective and works up very quick. Kope Silk can be used on any other material as ‘well. We will show during the next few days some ex- quisite samples wrought in this beautiful material. Our assortment of RUPE, FILO, JAFAN WASH, and FILLING SILK ts the moat complete im the city. Complete assortment of all kinds of Embroidery ‘Materials for decorative purpose. 8 OPPENHEIMER & BRO, New Building, 514 9th et nw., Sole Agents for the Light Running New Home af} In anticipation of the ususl great demand for MISSES" snd BOYS LOW SHOES and. SLIPPERS during school-closing time, and tempted by enticing low prices, we have pro- ‘vided ourselves with probably a 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 shoe houses in the city. This enormous pile of goods has got tobe closed out clean by July 1st if we have to move heaven and earth to doit—so look out for bar- mains, Our variety embraces every imaginable style of Low Bhoes and Slippers and ouly of dad Hable quality, for which we are famous, To fully appreciate this great sale you must call and see the woods. The following will give faint ides of our low prices: At 40c., Misses’ and Child's genuine kid, kid- lined, band-turned Opera Slippers; bargain at 75c. At 68c., Misses’ ‘Ties, with Sova and eae an old by ter ho At 75c., Misses and Children’s hand-sewed Ox- ford Ties, plain or with patent tips, compare favorably with regular $1.25 goods. At 81, Misses’ and Child's fine Dongola Opera Slippers with lange cut steel buckles. These are cheap at $1.25. At 98c., Youth's solar tipped Low Button and Boys’ hand-made Goat Oxford Ties, Can’the @uplicated for $1.25. ‘To avoid the great rush, call early ‘WM. HAHN & 00.'8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th Street, 1922 Peonsylvanis avenue, 281 Penneylvania avenue southeast. 8 Loxa Sruoxs AND LONG ADVERTISEMENTS ARE A FEW OF THE TEDIOUS SUBJECTS THAT PEOPLE, IN HOT WEATHER, DOWT SEEM TO HAVE ANY PATIENCE WITH. FOR THIS REASON WE SHALL ‘Sa¥, IN AS FEW WORDS AS POSSIBLE, COME ‘TQ OUR STORE AND WE WILL CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR COMFORT AT A SMALE OUTLAY, BY SELLING YOU THE MOST COMFORTABLE CLOTHING AT THE MOST COMFORTABLE PRICES WITHIN YOUR IMAGINATION, FOR MAN OB BOY,OLD OB YOUNG, NO MATTER HOW LARGE OR HOW SMALL A GARMENT YOU MAY BEQUIRE WE ARE PREPARED FOR THE OCCABION. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF EXTRA-LARGE COOL GaB- ‘MENTS. SIZES UP TO 50 BREAST MEASURE, REMEMBER— OUR STOCK OF BOTH SUITS I8 YET COMPLETE AND GIVE YOU ANY SIZB YOU WANT FROM 4 TO 15 YEARS. SHORT PANTS. PRICES FROM 91.00 TO THE BRAUTIFUL DRESA SUIT aT ($12.00, _ ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 00, Mix. Onotss Proens Fu. PALAIS ROY AL BAI RGAIN LAS FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13TH. ‘We ask special attention to list of second-floor bar- gains quoted in lower half of .this column. To-mor- Tow evening, at 6 p.m., the special prices terminate, ‘THE PaLals ROYAL, (Qlen's bargains below.) Mass “P. R.? Dazss Suara If we can but get you to give the “PALAIS ROYAL” Shirt a trial we feel sure of your future Frees: Onur eleven years’ practical experience in the - ‘Trade enabice us to write intelligently OUR REFERENCE. OVER 3,000 GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON and elsewhere, manyof whom have worn none but PALAIS ROYAL Shirts for many years. Ifyou call to-morrow ask for Mr, Porter, our Shirt man. Ifyou order by mail please state whether you ‘ere unusually tall, short, &e.. in addition to usual ‘measurements. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SHIRTS. ‘Beoause of facilities for purchasing the materisis irect from the makers; because of manufacturing in- telligently, continuously and economically, and be- cause of the small profit that our cash system enables, we offer. MEN'S SHIRTS EQUAL CUSTOM MADE. Unlaundered for Sc. Laundered for 81. Equal custom made because cut after the most sp- proved style and made up by expert shirtmakera, We find the best hands are cheapest in the end. A ft is aagured, because we have styles to suit all ivures As ‘an illustration, to each neck size we have three differ- eutlengths of sleeves. A perfect knowledge uf the ‘tricks of cutting enables us to fit the short and stout ‘mab ag well as the tall and thin individual. TRY A SAMPLE “P. R." SHIRT. If you try on one of our Shirts you cen learn if they'll Gt. If the experiment is a failure it'll cost you Little trouble and no money, for we'll prowptly snd po. Ately rerund the price puid on return of the sample, YOU. ROE WE ORR Ft Oe ee lars BOYAt, For adie velow. Lace Bazoaxs For To.wozrow. ‘We think the lot will not last more than a day—not if you knew the,qualities we will offer at the price. ALITTLE JOB LO There's only 19 pieces in the lot, and though we bought st 33% per cont discount we are not asking more than our usual profit. BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS. 1 PIECE AT 1. A very pretty pattern: in fact, as Good as any we've yet sold at $1.25. 2 PIECE AT $1.50. Cost you 81.98 renal 1 PIECE AT 82. You'll value at 1 PIECE AT $2.25. Bargain at 62.50. 1 PIECE AT 82.68. Same pattern sold for $3.25. 1 PIECE AT 83. Lovely fern leaf pattern. 2 PIECE AT $4. Vine and flowers. 1 PIECE AT $5.19. Work of art. worth $7.50. BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE FLOUNCINGS, 1 PIECE AT $1.68. Heavy silk; worth 8225, 1 PIECE AT $3. Cost to duplicate 83.91 WHITE VALENCIENNES LACE FLOUNCINGS, 2 PIECES AT 68c., generally costs 98c. 1 PIECE AT 7c... very pretty pattern. 1 PIECE AT 81, not dear at 81.50. 1 FIECE AT 81.25, pretty lace stripe. 1 PIECE AT $2, lace and mull stripes. 3 PIECE Fedora Lace Flouucing, $2.69;" worth 93.50. 2 PIECES Egyptian Lace Flouncing, 45c.; worth 96 19 PIECES, each a bargain too good to stay. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Embroidery bargains below.) Cuear Asp Goon Exsrowenes. When you see the beautiful and close patterns offered at the following prices you'll say we have not exagger- ated their worth: 45-inch Swiss Skirtings. For 95, $1.25, $1.35, $1.68, 82, 82.68, 83.68 Worth 119, #148, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, 82.98, 4.50 For Children’s Skirts: 22-inch wide, 50c.; worth 75c. 30-tnch wide, 68c.; worth 98c, Narrow Embroideries to match, 9-tnch wide, 19¢.; 10-inch, 25¢. THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Second-floor bargains below. ry roy Ssoz Deranrvest Bazoars. (PALAIS ROYAL; second floor.) 5 Warranted Hand-sewed French Kid Bu'ton Boots for $4.25, Ladies who understand fine shoes will ap- prociate such quality and style, Would cost to order at least $7. Boys' $3.50 English Calf Boots for $3. Button and lace,_Bame quality as Men's 86 boots, Cortax Deranruent Banoarss, (PALAIS ROYAL; second floor.) $3.98 Nottingham Lace Curtains for $3.15 pair. ‘Never before such Besutiful designs for $3.98. 0c. Curtain Scriw for 7c. yard. We include the fine Rew patterns opened yesterday. 2c. Cream and Lemon Madras for 25¢. yan. Sow Deranruexr Buaszoarss. (PALAIS ROYAL, Second Floor.) 85 White Suits for 84. The fit and the style of $10 suits. Less embro{dery the only difference, ‘822 White Suits for $1¥. Basque of solid embroid- ery, trimmed with Moire ribbons. Sample on figure in window of No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenue. $168 Wrappers for $1.35. Mother Hubbard front, Princess back, American Percale. The equal of the ‘French for designs and colors. Children's $1.50 French Sateen Suits for 98c. $3.98 Bateon Suits for $2.50. Embroidered yokes and embroidered puff sleeves. $250 Gingham Suits for $1.98. Embroidered gamps. $1.50 Gingham Suits for $1.35, Trimmed withem- broidery. 10 per cent discount off marked prices of Children’s ‘Traveling Suite und Uisters. These are made of light All-wool English Cloths, Tweeds, &e. While they will Rot show dust they are very stylish—typically English, Jersey Deranruent Buascams. (THE PALAIS ROYAL, Se¢ond floor.) 81.98 Vest-frout Jerseys for $1.68. These are a stockinet and tatlor-finiehed and extra-value 1.98. $2.98 Cream Jerseys for $2.68. Very superior ‘Stockinet, Not a spot or olemiah. Sww. Duranruesr Bunouss. (THE PALAIS ROYAL, Second floor.) 01.48 Cashmere Shawls for $1.25. Hundreds sold. this season, and pronounced the best in town at $1.48 gach, aa ee Usvrewean Deranrusst Bazaars, (PALAIS ROYAL; Second floor.) ‘76c. Nightgowns for G8c. ; “Mother Hubbard,” tucked ‘and embroidered. ‘85c. Cambric Drawers for 68c.: ensbroidered ruffle, @1 Corset Covers for 50c. and 68c.; cambric. Home with lace; some with embroidery. ‘85c. Summer Balmoral Skirts for 69¢. 91.15 skirts for 98c. ; four styles embroidery. $1.68 Street and Toilet Sacques for 1.35. 81 India Linen Sac.iues for 75c.: embroidered. 15 Cambric Drawers for 90c. ; four-inch embroid~ ered ruffle and 15 tucks. (PALAIS ROYAL,” second floor.) G8c. Caps for 490.; finely-shirred mull, prettily lace 81.15 3-plece Caps for 950; lance bow of mull, at perfectly, easily laundered. $1.98 Children's (1 to 4 years) Dresses for $1.68; Bow style sephyr gingham. Corser Derssruext Banoara, (PALAIS ROYAL,” second Soor.) 48c Bustlesfor 33c, The Spiral Bustle, sloping from the waist, aod now so fuhlonsble. Surarwast PARTMENT ARGAINS, (PALAIS ROYAL; Second floor.) ‘The celebrated 80c. “KING" for 75c. These Shirt- waists are the mothers’ favorite in New York and Brooklyn, and are | DESDAY, .JUNE 12. 1888. : WANTED-—HELP. _ WANTED. Woonwazn & Lormzors Coucux ANTED-ALADY, WHOIS A WELLENOWS | WW ANTED—uy 18 1 eT, Neal in this in 8 private x eee! Seer ne — aie Ife | fom Sebastes ap PLD Ga Welk oeecaiue Al Wes (ys REN =F As ‘Ee ¥. ok ? STORE XEWS a 810 TO 840 Eiivwsated pote of road t Wait-rs iL WANTS SITUA. tek MOE SS ais wv ST S| TURSDAY, JUNE 12TH, 1888, AY, C00 CqORS, CHAREEEMALDE a cottey eat reervacen Adareee Bea TS 3 betp fercity end cpurtey, at toe STHVESS Lmiley- | WW ANTED-AT m ARTERS — POSITIONS CHANGED EVERY DAY. entire 2S Tibet oe wy. racemes, chambanian wate, dante ght blue, medium bine-mixed gray, shades of light brown, tanandecru, 150. per yard, See them by all means. (Second floor.) GRAY DRESS GOODS, For traveling dresses, tor long wraps, and for Second mourning wear, these gray and black all- ‘Woo! fabrics stand unrivalled, and deserve at- tention, Variety of checks, stripes and plaids in Might and medinm effects, 75c., $1, $1.25 ‘and 81.50 per yard. «First floor: annex, rear.) FANS. For graduation day, for church, for party and opera, All kinds, from those Just worth the buying to the best. Your choice of a hundred ‘Fans—s dozen styles at 75c. each: white and colored Satin Fans, plain edge apd feather- tipped; fancy Linen, Gauze. Canvas, &c., both plain shades and hand-peinted Hand-painted Satin Fans, with olive-wood sticks, in Pink, Light Blue, Cardinal, Gold, eru, and Cream, 39c. each. At 550. we offer a Japanese Fan of the im- Proved Mikado Shape, tripple stick, silk lacing, ‘and tassel. Telescope Pocket Fans in Cardinal, Tas and ‘Black that will go in the pocket. (Pirat floor: rear.) SMALL WARES. An item in Pins is 440 for Sc. Best English ‘tempered steel. Lawn Tennis Balls, plain and fancy colors, 25e. each. Lindsay's Hose Supporters, for Babies, Chil- dren, Misses and Ladies. HOSIERY. , Ladies Fancy Drop-stitched Cotton Hose, ‘unbleached uppers, with fancy striped foot aud ankle. Fine quality, 3 for $1.00. Every pair warranted—new lot of Ladies’ “Fast” Black Cotton Hose, in three-pairfor-a- dollar grade. LACE DRAPERY NETS. ‘The recent sdvantegeous purchases makes the Present stock the finest we have shown. Black and Cream, 45, 48 and 54 inches wide. Geometrical figures, striped, flowery effects, and other equally attractive designs. Prices: $1.10, $1.35, $1.40, 81.50, $1.68, 81.80, 82, 82.40, $2.50, $2.62, $2.80, 83.68 and @5 per yard, Two specials—54-inch Black Cashmere Drapery Net, at present very much in fsvor; only $1.68. 42-inch Black Russia Net, 81.15. SATEENS. ‘The patterns of the new fifteen-cent Sateens areexcellent. Soclose to the French that it ‘Would require an experienced eye to detect the difference after the dress is made. Best French Satoons, 25c. (Second floor.) EMBROIDERED FLANNELS. ‘We have lumped a table-full at 87 ¢. per yard. ‘White, light blue, cardinal and cream, heavily ‘worked in attractive designs, 87340. (Becond floor.) MITTS. ‘The Mitts that don't rip are the mitts sewed on the new retrograde sewing machine, and are sold by us alone for this city. Unquestionably the strongest and best, for the reason {that this machine gives them ® lock, as well as a balf- back stitch. The seams are smaller as well as stronger, because the machine sews the fabric nearer the edge than can be done by hand. The previous lots met with an almost mstant sale, ‘and customers who bave worn them commend thom most highly. We have agsin replenished. Ladies’ at 15, 22, 25, 35, 46, 50, 60. 65, 68, 75, ‘and 850. per pair. Children's at 15 and 3lc. per pair. DRESS GOODS, It is a good time to buy Dress Goods. 375c. ‘Wool Dress Goods to 2¥c. 59. Dress Goods to ‘37éc. Higher-priced fabrics proportionately reduced. WINDOW SCREENS AND SHADES. We are prepared to take s few more orders, First breathing spell in this department for » couple of weeks. Shades made to order and put up for 75e. Wire Screens, 50, 60,70 and 800. FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Fir Pillows again. Is the craze revived? Bby 6 inch, 10c. 813" Le. 16“ 11 “ 200, 115“ 250 Braided Pillow-Shsms, 2 inch hem, size 36, handsome designs, $1.35 per pair. Ditto, elab- orate patterns, 61.65. STAMPED GooDs. ‘New Damask Tray Covers and Carving Cloths, ‘Damask Doylies, Momie Bureau Scarfe, Linen Splashers, Stamped Pillow-shams, Umbrella Cases, Shoe Bags, Dust Bags, and other stamped articles in great variety, Stamping orders Promptly attended to. Fourth floor.) MEN'S DEPARTMENT. . Gale of Men's Vacation Kequisites now on. “Outing” Flannel Shirta, in fancy Ceylon and Beotch fabrics, Particular attention given style, St,and workmanship. Light cool-look- ing effects, in attractive stripes, checks, and plaids. Note the wide rane of prices—it tells ‘the variety—81.50, $1.75, 62, 62.25, 62.50, 92.75, @3, 68.25, and $3.50 each. House Coats, Neglige, end Tennis Blasers. Attractive variety of styles, from the quiet to the strikingly loud Cut to St Blasere $2.50. Other style cots €5, €6. $7, $7.50, and 08. ‘Tbe “correct” belt is all silk, in two and three colors, cought in front with enake buckle. ‘Beth Gowns of French Terry, in white, ecru, and fancy, @5 apd 86 each, Windsor Ties, for wear with fannel shirts, ‘Perbape « hundred @ifferent patterns, enough at Asast to suit any fancy, 25 and 500. each. Wolf Hoes, six in bos, for dollar. Attreo- tive line of handsome English Stripes, in Mode, ‘Ten and other medium color-effects, 6 for $1. ‘Excellent quality in Plain Unblesched Half ‘Hose, 5 paize for $1. ‘Underwear, Balbriggan and Geuze, with Long ‘and Short Sleeves, 25¢. each. Fine grede Bal- briggan, 373 50 and 75¢. We do not remem- ‘der the time we have shown © better stock of COLLARS AND CUFFS. ‘We keop every style thet bes « following: es ‘fast en they come out we get them. Collars 60c. and 61 per half dozen. Cuffs Ble. 200, 350. end 500. per pair. SHIRTS. . Colored Percale Shirta in s choice variety of fanciee. One shirt, threo collars and a pair of ‘Foversible cuf’s for $1.50. ‘Have Just opened s new line of Fancy Cross- ‘Striped Pique-Bosom Shirts at €1.50—9 very Feasonadle price, Wehave every facility for making White, ‘Mealin aad Fisnne! Shirte to order. Pajamen, 8 trtomonne, Wates Sobre Se & who ferred. Butlem SAML A QUOMBS. 926 Fat nw, Jel2-t* seas | Wivptadl A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, fami “tee watt. Andree by do general “house “wort ‘a ‘AT ONCE, AT 1931 O ST, N. = | Kear os - . om ae LE hn ee Fars itioe, or apply 354 MoLame ave. a. $2 family; no washing fa fauily; no washing oF fouling; mast say nights aid, chicas WASTED AT BURGESS. 425 lors. Office, fireman.” ki Watters kearec TABLE SONAR a situation as firet-ci ih a private fan good reierences” Address Box 30. Starodice it? ‘Sbove Gas Office, ms maid. chicked | WY ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR IW COLORED pickers fpr resort ‘colored, ad binds of do- 3% two oF eprings mab and Rieetic labors cay ances deidior | for epuaity. sett ot hike moun fr meer ws W RTL DIEXPERIENCED, SKIRT AND WAIST | DUNvOME RCO. TIT Atte i so 7 WEDE MAN TATION AS Wie var AND SKIRT ‘HAND, eae V buuer or ve et iy ry =e te ive cont differ nt languages . good reterences. Addiees “WIDE, WASTED COLORED WOMAN Sy bg GREET | | rsa. ye housework for good ——— a 3 WHO UNDERSIANDS quired. Apply 1027 P st. nw. at me accounts and writes a 18iT WARE A WETS POX, To, MARE SOME | Mermtccpies abbas gO oer ats Tos fea WwW ANTED-—YOUNG WAN D. s! AKN i Dastaess bese tee WASTED-4 3 YOUNG LADY ACCUSTOMED TO CULT COOL PaRLon fee. lary coum Pracklin Park. jel Fee Pex geen copsteting ot nome bis Ath at, opp. ® RENT—1901 30TH #T_ CONN south Kosta, furnished or uisfurnisieet, is rots for deutiat “Brat for © Ain sora at me rates, ~ wi kr LING, Tid Sud et pesttxdlnes penne Fe RENT INO, LARGE ShCOND - eTONT Doma for lutit houseaneping or lodeing. alee Seal! com Rent ceanoantie "CoS New ets a ae plea Fs KENT_UNERCEPTIONANLE ROOMS_1W0 Soot aufarmabed: cue ad Gor, farsiatel: @xtra laree. ‘cool and meet appre lative "pone siucne OK REAT—TWOBUITES OF 1 ANGETLEABANE eter ined Rows [ot unit Sours, mead singiy if no deaired Toll M ie | }708 RiNT—To ONL On NORE GENTERMNE {Fo faruiained rooms, € parlor ahi bed-rooty. oF bed-ro0r ™ hove, Tome ‘cogk, airy 4 Rishel S10 torn at ‘prea QUR RENT_FURNIGHED Oh UNFE | Birooms on second flour, suitable for lebt bot Keopina, with waa bath, bot and cold water. et to demonstrate an. article im the show~ | en oo rents. eee | teen: Wauts Lo eUicer is fal, Fos eee pe Boston Variety store, “Apply st once | Te i NP Bear oftee Ye WANTED A WET (NURSE (NHITED Ri, 21W ANTEDIBY A. NOUNG GERMAN baby 4 weeks old Call at 479 F | Tee | pling Companion HITE Giki ae TARE | Please address M WeANiep by As bar Wat You ‘of two email ot ences, Apply at 2304 Pa. ave. > YOUNG MAN A, Wart. ED — TWO FIKSI POE BAREIS, union bands 1. H. LAMB. 54 F st. n Wao ented but mut be ale Yo walt-ou ‘Gur lady ‘customers’ salary €1% | chip, Avoly FA THULE COL 1SUL Fst ieee? | Durees, Indie’ maids, FAL BURNHAM, G0 print y ANLED — DICKS AGENCY POR COOKS, 8s, waitress, Inundress, seamstress, uurees, for traveling; waiters, coachmen. ald het WASTED GASIEST-clasy Con woer Have | Ihaustoowas “hissy soa nay pre fox ator | AE os < V ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR ALL KIN ANTED-M WOMAN TO COOK AT 904 K ST. ‘waite preferred iu a small fecuily. e112 List claae wervag _ | Stevens my jauntry at cl free to ewployers, loyment Bureau, 425 11th st. uw ep rates: collars aud culls, Liye each; Je0-e" | Wace ee) AORN TS EOE | ua Uateruges aret Maran” win suce Su oe sa rmelat ey Sa eee ‘ue a7 ioe ad Soureste, Refers to f. Von He. ne Berg, | bev. Eow. E. Baie, Roxburg, Mass. ; Prot. Good- ee YOUNG WHITE MAN IN AGEO- win, Cawbriive. uers Address @ ~y _——— wenerall, burp M ee Cava oe cree ait SoS REFINED LADY OF FOUR YEARS Gesites a Sitgation for the summer as W. ‘ASTED—A STRONG COUNTRY BOY 10 MILK | governess or companion. is. will ‘and cloan atet St OAKMONT, Yerey tale Tuts | ces ae SSG. A. H., Powonks Spring st. near 14th extended. deli" | Ma ED—AT DICK’S AGEN WOMEN CO WV $iutto"aab: Pasmbernetan, Watresen, oreen Sooky waiters butlera.coachinen.dat-y- Mren‘and hotel help for resorts O19 Tih wt ws je0-6t" Wi DKESSMAE! NUKSI War iraeatds theo bitte eed inca oka bouseworsern, tcf > New, York. aud brooklyn laundress for resort, FM. BUKNHAM, 630-632 F | WEANXTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD Like sir. Uation as serv. ut oF attendant to invadd or Audress gentleman; no UNWELL, 1, Dbjection to travel th st. ow a COUNTRY BOARD. nw. WANED Doanpenes wi HING A DESIRABLE | country howe near easy access. can ASTED—AN pi STMOW AN ON SALT sbatactorliy accommoiated “Special terine 401 Apply on aud atter Mday, San Fane 11, before 3 o'clock | Star oes = Aoother boarder. Address Box pan, at 1708 2O-3t_ | Star offio ANTED-WHITE COOK, TRISH PREFEMRED, | Couste at Annendale, it racy Wl k al butter ; egy, Chickeue fruit e | Address Box 30, Ciuton Station, Fairfax’ MEpr oop six1. FoR | F Serz-eo! jeneral housework. tuust stay at bikit aud Urine le '500, corner of Sth aud East Cai milk in. 6 daily. References GLASS BOARDERS CAN BE AC ai the Windsor Maumon, bear Sugar sderick County; pure air and water. Diard. Address Mrs. C. B.C. HENDRY, y ANTED—MAN TO RUN GANG SAWS AT MAR- = state terms, Address QUARKY, a | W office. seb- eae ‘WHITE WET NURSE FOR INFAN USM, BOARD CAN” BE MAD AT EVISCOPAL Whine wats cana oe SFetoaliosticate utiguoe: Winchester, Var st feu ws Star office. ie large: pretty iecation and lient, chureiee otal devout AGILL SMi1H, Winchester. V nw. after 4 o'clock pm. Jell-O WASTEDSIWELYE, MEN, 10, TRAVTL. AND | ‘rive woods away” for dois requifed’ “Apply froma Btuiy, ‘DUS Towa, Ad | or call at 1205 Qa saw. Iw? | A FES POKDERS CAN, EE COMPOKTALLY AC SS Commudated at Logust Hill, plenty of ale fruit-sood tatie; muall chudren reftcd. “For teter: guceavyls to 12 10weircla or 1g19 Ost es AW BOND, Wateriond, Loudoun, Go... m26Lo deli 4 | QUNSET HILL CaN AccOMMODATE TWENTY. Seve boardere tee ance toons eprite | : ihonth, feier Feau, conducted by indies, ine, and w olen, wh and Colored, for all Kinds of domestic labor, for Us frict aud states, with reference. smicee ul Wark rath oat Cheehts preterrea’who can furnish their own ‘and give their whole time to the oy Spare moments may be profitabiy em- pp easy east = foyed also A few veces fang crt | F ter NSON & CO, 1009 Main st, Richmond, V, 1 Of HILL, SITUATED IN THE MOST BEAUTI-| SASS ae bade, foe aa ea =. jrustraton ond charekee is Waireo sheen ea ee walking distanee. JNO. SIMPSON, North Fork. Vay-3* | 7a Somiting allowed ‘Que dollar wid start you it | (WLAGLTT MaXNefon, N ER SPRING | Dusiness. Agrees f ar particulars, with samp 3 UN- on, Met. oc nO. pow open for TER. RUSSELL, 18 Pearl st, Grand Rapids, a. summer rd Pien y of milk, (rus 4e. Acaress Miss ME, ANGEL, Clagett ‘Bs it mien) =o an | 3 | QUMMBE BOARD CAN Be HAD AT GuisNOT WANTED. poo | S Grove Farms, toe tnwn and shade tiech Saeeabe. —<——$—————— | fruite, ond calk; 15 minutes’ drive from @ ‘Ad dress Mrs. E. 0. EDMUNSTON, Kockville, Md. ot" HM. HOGE, " __Lincoln, Loudotin Go... Vs. eS T-CLAS® BOARD AN BE HAD IN LOCDO! Canty, Va. near Loeburg, Vie Healthy location Ws D-TO BUY A SMALL HOME, 6 TOS rooms. in NEV emis ie areas" Seact| Shirts asta Sinbabtce, astne revs or call ou F. MCNEW, 1822 16th'st. n. w.: at Cou Jew. Dome acter 4:30 p.m. Ie =A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, XO Walia, dighire the cave 010 furnished gute for the summer.” Very best references given. Address Box 5, star 29-30" ‘ D_HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALL TO W iri to customers, te te bavo more calls for CoD Be BOARD AT “ELM SPRING” FARM, thon; two daily mai Foliroad, Bear # Hi JF Jaw, Tipe motialy nemuery gud water. % fis TD” MILO. 38-6 tables and fruit, © os Gaps Coudows Cousiy. We eae BokgEDY HoUsE—T 0 MILES FROM ALEX: ‘Fairiax Co—large bouse; hich, shady onsen than we cap supply. “Owners wil 9 wo to | Lowi. sow and anil nse wet to > sales ‘houses HERRON & RAMEY, | duy, 85 and #00 wok. Address BURUUNDY BUUSE- | Byer smear Tn’ | aidcepanas Va. yerewe Beek PaaS cans T fue shade and law: fresh ve aud fruit, home comtorts, terme nud | WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS |: verso igo Sead TED—1 PREFER | Statiou, or 1 Wei: ba colors b vat white and ted. = OUNTRY BOARD—FARM HOUSE, HALF MILE from Clagg.tts staUon in view of Gapiand. pure ing water from the mountain, Address D. i B.S. open June 13. ED— NT TO A FAMILY WITHOUT | #y WANGRD ceonall feroitved bouse or the summer: | references, Address Box 55, Biar ofice, Jeli: Wane ebay gen GET in northwest portion of ‘the city, which suld Fecentiy ANTE ‘TY SUMMER BOARDERS, y healthy location, plenty of shade, J mile frou \road, guod water. terms reasonable. For part Jet for $8,000 cari; house rents for #45 ion! porcine « ns <camront * RETREAT,” FIRST-CLASS POPU. wis = FEW HUNDRED © OU os ES OF oo lar cummer resort in the snount-ine of Mtr- (neat ¢ aia a waa at preg. DESIO, M. CLARK, Keep 49-71 430 9th at tow. loots 4 see S67 )HE OAKS.” ROCKVILLE, BAND O. KR, Tictweriy, kept by Mire Viera, now open. tabio supplied with the best: ten muutes’ walk from sta ou. Reference required. Terms moderate, _jel-lin* Mrs. CORYELL, W ELKER HOUSE, Al CARLIN SPRINGS, VA, how open for Sumtner rs; Dew house an new beds: terms reasouable. “FRED. WELK! | prietor, vis Bailey's X Kouds, Va, ww ED—PENNSYLVANIA Pi eS : proportion. A. KB. AMS Sibi aesad rave. aud Det aw. Jo6-0t” y AN NOWN THAT JG. REISINGER wis IN "ADDILION ‘TO HIS OLD VLACE, has opened Tce Crean Saloon and Fancy Cake Bakery, Too Cream $1.50 per my 15-1. SECOND-HAND furniture, carpets, feather-beds; in gene household gods in titdress Bos 10, Bear office, TED—PERSONS WISHING LESSONS AT wae duce Sumuuer in, Femunabip, Phono BRS RR enor at Gapitot ard wiawd’ Jel D—C THING EXCHANGE, 201 4iy ST, Wart Fat gee ply prices paid for ladies’ and gentlemen cast of en iG, BORED, AND Dit! done in most skiliful mau- ‘Usth st. a. w. gallon. 'ANTED—T0 BUY FOR CA: lations ior @ Limited number of adults aud ch) Gren, from June to october, can be had ob ® farm favorably situated in Meuyroiuery Co. Bid. “'Herere ces given apd required. For terms, &c., address Miss —— Foolesville, Moutgowery Cos Md ‘m5 20- position. Address §. YOUNG FROFESSIONAL MAN WHO = Freuch and German, abd has passed considerable Wis I Elude of well wor work easy. Puaps me abroad, desires to mabe the acquainta ce of * ae, Fema me are rooderake. Wat. MOU pAT, | fone cores costo, male, tee oo ae 323 Bth st. ne my3-: wuares me ey Bee bee, in 1, ANTED—TRY OUB BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS | Correspondence. eons Box 112, Woz ‘strony or rancid. keeps bet- CLL —N-LEr et RECEIVED, BUT ‘Sule, pci. teens Stages | Costin cae wo, ob i the creamery) at 35 ete ANTED—INFORMATION CONCERNING MY Conte per As not at higher prices. $61. | W Aniher, MANIC THOMAS Clee aS ye iD weropen all day. Mali OF telephone orders de- . HAM a 13 fiverea at Shouse “promptly; | N-B—Ko. connection | gid. whe bas Sot ten sonnet home since, Mon “myst WM. SORIBMER._| [br oclorea ena cliche Kane Be WANTED SFARIOR FURNITURE UPHOL” | i Hope ave, between 12th abd 13h sta Mat 4 (QOMETHING COOL. DRESSY, AND Si Rete CF as to workmanship. Work ui ~ a tine Kigiish Serge. Brenidovoas. Address © NELSON, 314100 ae Sic. Essa. Cur pete kiln berge Blt EES | § = | Baxter ha Talore 12 Fee ue “ANTED — GOOD fail eat alee for eb 8-1 aus, revolvers, Alver, for chest cash prices Venn REVS Loan Office, 201 Se corner dat ED-STEAM_CARPET, CLLANING: CAR: War ; mattresses =a ‘Taras ees ive. iSS tr] 7 ) DIRFERENT STVLES OF HUDDERSFIELD =) Bo Bey Saas Pek eats |e Fann, cunt ; Aanuiacturing Clothiers and Tailors 1112 ¥ et. u.w, COMPOSERS OF MUSIC — MANUSCRIPTS ‘correc’ ed and prey iblication ; cot post- thous written out on sr these ons *o9e | Address EXPEKT, star off KEWALD FOu 1 TSEQESRTON ‘SECUR- a |B 90 Stuvistion of ‘te AF | Wyamutiesour ace Se = ee Shes it agus w. iad ect gout G prered ibe : te cheese ane eee per quart. uses, OLD STAND 16 THE ONLY meme f- Sreape aw. my 1-Om ENO! ae ANTED—HO} ‘igre Past wer cota ire ee LOST AND. FOUND. ‘—LasT wasp pit. ca a MONDAY, JUNE 32, 3008. 4 ae Eveareires Su See position dn cormspoudent’s office, beet of ref ences, “Addsess B.S. A), Star offion. uu WASEDI8Y A ResPRCTABLE Witte Guidi, | ; AND S situation as claubermaid oF waitrees. be child's nurse; satisfactory | references if fequired. Adreos REFTEENON” lations. Apply at B Do Fenner | oer. peal ¥e.. between Li and 1 sud Sand4 jelzt" YE oT REG: | parties, | Othe dele Be. KENT—WITH BOARD, FURNISH) D ok ynfurs bed frou roous ob north aide of street 13 Eat nw. wiloe JOK KENT—FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT Root with board, near War avy Devartuvents. cv at to care, Gu¥ernmont rweervetion Ik front erence exchanged. 1S 30K KENT-LAKGE, AIRY UNPUKNISHED communicating Koome gu ee-ond aud third Gon aud south eaposu.e. Louse very quiet. APP r Cat nw, Beferences exchai » 70K KENT RANT PLACE, TWO Lakutl airy co mae, With iwe worth apd out Lae closeta rocine sep, 4 With oF without board. jell a> 2 OTH STN. W. SIX kooms, cod aud patted, with beck aud ean Jor; Tent moderate, "jev TAO LAG, COMMUNICATING ‘Aad cwen $16 Guu st. n oe {OK KENT —PURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED pea eentegter aire or third Boor, suitable for ht housek eep i mocern, * Fc PCE —yemeaeamee OC FERAL” VERY DESIRABLE Koome, furnsbed or Uafurniabed, aiugie oF at on ‘Bret and second Soors, et sumer rates OK RENT Kooma. on firet four. Neit moderste wi-dlare board Teterenoss © Sib Cot ne XT — FURNISHED — SEOOND FLO oaeet vce: ower Ff cy veuiebee, sumunt reten, Telsren ieausee ide Lait bist. wor Corcoran st Sea ral Koous, with board. Fooms with board for tw. ber mouth; table board st S10 per month to es dew te OK KENT—LARGL, COOL. AIRY ROOMS, Wits SF mick board; Cue mgtiare from Capitol 140 | iar KENT—-ONE LANGE PLEASANT | Koos second stury, furnished: also two vounecting Foon hind story, unturnisbed. “417 New York ave COOL PLEASANT 1 te or ital. with fretciawe tale Merences. Apply et 1322 Let. uw. jeO-30 KENT — FOUR UNFURNISHED kool obd floor. suitable for ight bousekeeping , Sf provements, private Iaully. relerecoes, " 2 aN 6, OPPOSITE PRANK 2 cvol, pleasant rooms for the wuniteer Without board: references exchaused. my lb-4ee JOR RENT- AT ROOMS, SINGLE or au suite, South from PluubinW. reLereaces mwodated. “T121T st nw JOR REN (400 107TH ST. NW. LARGE PLEAS aut frout roow furnished; also small OK REN T— rooms. firet south exposur, parunent my JOH KENT—NICEL) FUMNISMED Rooms, AND Storiien! table vvard. on reasonable terina, 1005 23th et, just worth or Prank Park ion hore 10; SuMunr Unsurpeased, LiViRUSt ON Th | Seteecweuieocacanes Swe JOR RENT—COOL, DELIGHTFUL fos sum mer prices, with oF without board, 1502 H st « next door to Wormiey's, rulerenors, aise, | mat whe be? | Por, KENT_ONE NICECY FURNISHED foo! wb second floor, with first-class bus: } required “1410 5st nw, } TOF FiCk-KO OMS LN BULLDING 1218 4 “BEALL BROWN & co, i321 F at JOR KENT—A STORE AND FIVE Rooms ar 1134 7th et. nw. for €30 «mouth in edvance. in lire at the Talior Sture. weiter | ROK BENT =a vines Dr SIKABLE BRICK STOKE and dwelliug, cor 26th and Ts ‘frais moderate tos Arat-cloes enact BOGUE, 1251 BRA st, Geowets JOR RENT—FINE DOUBLE STOKE WITH LARGE ‘ basement, all newly Penn, ave, Cap \5 Ni—1002 141M AT. wore and dweilitue, brick stable, best bus Bewe ott on Ube eureet, HC. CUTIE, 14ud F at tha t- Lm iPS MK KENT—STORE AND D | J lath st ow.. containing 1 roome, with all mod | $2 Ssrovemeies. Inquire 1958 bechot_nll-18S | FORRENT—-MISCELLANEOUs JQOR KENT—A CHICKPMING BQUAKE PLAN: terms, @4 per mouth. Address ta _de11-2 ‘biar office Ok KENT Ok LEASE ~ Lot 100x100, coruer Maryland avenue and 12th “PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD trucks tu front. Eace lent ivcatton for storage or coal-pard oma MPS F BARBOUR, 0 3a +9.00 ea 4th wid Bw OK RENT OR LEAnE— ‘Two large storawe ware) cures au soot oailing. ‘0-100 coiling. Convenient to ralitoad au wonrves ‘Terue moderste"Aleo Woarfage Putt JAMES F. BARBOCR, 14th aud ste. Bw. 7—BiCK SiALLE, IN ALLEY BE FE et 2s Tas SON). Mick, bobso! Je8-1m JOK EXCHANGE—WILL EXCHANGE LOTS UM ‘Columbian College Grounds for improved erty, house in borthweat, worth 40 shares GEOKGETOWD GAS, 50 susres WASHINGTON Gan $0 shares COLUMBIA TIT: iy shares WASHING: shares BEUUND NaiiON shares NATIONAL ML and Btore a END Sr eR al Ok PXCHANSE 40K 6 AniIINGTON xen pie = = rey D FixXTU Fae eae eee Vids ae.