Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1888, Page 2

we THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: The coroner's jury in the case of Mr. Golway, killed by the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, find that the train which killed him was moving at ap legal rate of speed within the city limits This tndipg, which takes the somewhat unusual course of attaching responsibility for the accident to some one else than the dead man, will doubtless stir the public for a few aays, and during that period the local railroads will probably slacken the speed of thetr trains oa entering and leaving the city. But any one who has observed the course of events in similar acct- dents of the past will not expect the public memory and the railroads’ regard of law to out- last the week. The duty of regulating the speed of trains while traversing the city streets, and of enforcing the regulations when made, falls upon the Commissioners and the police authorities respectively. ‘The railroads are forbidden to travel faster than twelve miles an hour within the city, and the au- thorities should see that this regulation, which is Bow constantly violated, 18 obeyed. There are very few ways in which better service in the pro- Yeetton of life and limb can be rendered to citizens ‘than im compelling the roads to observe the law concerning speed, and concerning the proper guarding of street-orossings at grade. Every ac- cident of this kind potnts also to the necessity of abolishing surtace tracks and grade crossings alto- gether from the streets of crowded cities. The tracks should be carefully guarded and should run below oF above grade everywhere within the city limits that such a route ts practicabie. ————— ‘The speech delivered by Senator Daniel at the | Gedication of the monument to “stonewall” Jack- | 800 was an eloquent and poetic effort, breathing ‘the spirit of peace and brotherhood between the combatants who were engaged In so fierce a strug- gie when Jackson fell. The character of the dead general bas called forth as much and as hearty admiration tn the North ag in the South. The foes who faced him on the battle-field, while they abated nots Jotof their faith in the cause for ‘which they were fighting, were ready frankly to rant him the credit of sincere convictions and Rotable courage and military ability. Senator Daniel's address treated this phase of the subject in admirabié taste, neither being fulsome in ite ‘tribute to the virtues of the Southern leader, nor fatling to yield their due meed of praise to the great generais of the Federal armies The con- trast between nls words and the labored defense of outworn doctrines, which has characterized the recent speeches of some other statesmen more prominent in the confederate councils of a quarter of a century ago, ts creditable to the brilliant Vir- ginia orator. ee One of the street railways of Boston has done an admirable thing, worthy of imitation, in pre- | senting to the poor of the city as a contribution to the fresb-air fund seventy thousand free tickets, each good for a ride into the suburbs. That ts a ‘kind of practical charity which will warm the beart of the man who has grumbied for years over tue Indifference of the soulless carrying corpora- tions to the health and comfort of the public. It | covers a multitude of past shortcomings, and will be accepted as.an earnest of a purpose to do bet. ler ip the future. FOR THE MEN OF THE FUTURE, BY WHICH WE MEAN THE BOYS OF TO-Dax. A startling Two Days’ Cut Price Sale of Boys’ Be- Jougings that will give Parents an opportunity of clothing their Boys stylishly and well in the nick of time, and at less—absolutely less—than the actual cost of production. “Overstocked” is the only explanation for such se- tom at this time, We bave business tact enowxh to Fecognize this fact in time, and we have“Sand” enough to stand the loss without s murmur—aye, even to ‘bare in the joy that such a Cut-Price Gale of Season- able Outfittings for the little fellows in tho height of the busy season must bring to many ‘resides. SAKS AND COMPANY. Commencing to-morrow (Friday) morning and end- ing when we close our doors on Ssturday night, we offer the following great bargains in Boys’ Suits, Sep- arate Pants and Shirt Waists: Lot 6212—A Gray and Brown Combination Striped Cassimere Suit, handsomely trimmed, perfect-fitting, ‘and stylish in appearance. Sizes 4 to 12. We've been selling these at 84 s suit, and splendid values they were at that price. Forthe next two days, however, they go at two-fifty (82.50) asuit. Lot 6418 is pretty effect, produced by alternate stripes of Gray and Black. Cheviot surface, excellent ‘wearing goods, and made up into perfect-fitting Suite for Boys, ages 4 to 12. $4 is our regular price, and you know that's lower than you can buy such Suits for anywhere, Yet $2.50 will enable you to secure one of these prizes for the next two days, or until weclose next Saturday bight, Lot 1923 is what we would call “s very proper pat- tern,” black id with an indistinct check of clear- out cardinal snd gray lines, Made up into very stylish Suits, corded front and back. We've been selling them ‘at €3.50 a Suit, and no such values were over offered hereabouts, now they go at $2.50 for the next two days. Sizes 4 to 12. ‘Lot 18¥6—A black and red striped Cheviot effect, made into Norfolk Suits, aces 4 to 12. $3.50 is our | regular price, but they go with the others at $2.50 for the choice for the next two days. ne arta NC nee tara ‘Lot 1897 iss very handsome combination black and ray striped cheviot suit, ages 4 to 12. We never ‘Damel such values.as these were at $3.50. suit, but even they fo at €2.50 for the next two days, ST Lot 1924 1s & mingled brown and light gray com- Dination mixture suit, ages 4 to 12 Rewular price $3.50. Going until the closing hour on next Saturday night at $2.50 suit, — > o———— The Haymarket riot in Chicago occurred more than two years ago, yet the last of the victims died only yesterday. OMcer Timothy Sullivan succumbed to dlood-polsoning resulting from the Wounds received on that terribie night. Techni- cally, Sullivan's murder cannot be charged to the anarchists who were hanged, because death oc- curred so long after the violence which caused it, But for all that, this officer's fate deepens the sat- isfaction which every good citizen must feel at the fact that the law was allowed to take its course 4a the case of the anarchists ——— What a terror a presidential nomination must be when it fairly drives a man out of the country, ‘as {t 1s said to have done Robert Lincoln, for fear ‘that it may fall on him! A == Is Prices. MANY DRESS GOODS AT HALF-PRICE, AND COTTON CLOTHS AT CosT. 92 Brocade Silk Velours at E2Goieeabrotdered Zephyr Ghazham Drs = Patterns, $2.90. Lovely Batiste. Satines Zephyr Gl thd Borates at 12 4; ; Faille Francaise Silk. $1. Beautiful Chalites at 11%, aud 17 ye.- India Linen, Se, SBa eine aes erate shes kaom Cotton, Boxe 10-4 Sheeting. 1e.: Lonsdale Cambrie, 1 Dr. Warner's Corsets, SUPER CENT DISCOUNT allowed on all cash sales Crunterpanes, Tabl tein, Senko. at Jobbers prices: Wondertet Bene, BRODHEAD £ CO O07 Pat ee Established 1867. The oldest, most relia cheapest Dry Goods House on Fst. east A Lorne Paswrene OUR ADVERTISEMENTS OF SILK, MO- MAIR, ALPACA AND SEERSUCKER GOODS FOR HOT WEATHER, BUT WHO COULD TELL THAT THERE WOULD BE NO HOT WEATHER BY THE MIDDLE OF JUNE? WELL, IF NO ONE WANTS THIN GOODS, THE LIGHT-WEIGHT WOOLENS ARE IN DEMAND, AND OUR STOCK CONTAINS ‘TRE NEWEST AND BEST IN THE MARKET. SERGES ARE STILL AT THE HEAD OF THE LIST. BUT FOR THOSE WHO PREFER LIGHT COLORS TO DARK THE cassI- MERES AND CHEVIOTS ARE JUST WHAT YOU WANT. WE HAVE THEM LINED, HALF LINED ASD “SKELETON.” IN CUTAWAY AND SACK CoaTs. BY THE WAY, THE RANDSOMEST LIGHT- WEIGHT SUIT IN THE CITY IS THE STRIPED FLANNEL IN OUR WINDOW. IT 18 THE NEWEST “THING OUT,” AND DRESSY YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN WILL FIND THEM TO BE JUST WHAT TREY WANT. WHEN THE HOT WEATHER coMES DONT FORGET TO LOOK AT OUR THIN GOobs. IT WILL ALMOST MAKE you COOL To LOOK aT THEM EB BARNUM & Co, a 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Lot 1314 is a light brown and gray combination stripe, very neat effect, suite perfect Sitting, ages 4 to 12. Rerular price $3.50. Going for the next two days at $2.50. Lot 1890—A combination of about seven colors Producing s lightish gray effect, made into handsome Norfolk Suite, ares 4to12. We've been selling them ‘st $3.50 a suit, although they're worth every cent of ‘85. yet 2.50 will buy them for the next two days. Lot 1887—A dark combination plain surfaced Cas- stmere made into suits of plain design, ages 4 to 12. $3.50is our regular price, but for two days $2.50 will buy them. They ft well, will wear well, and are great bargains now. Lot 1858 ts adark brown and black check, quite Pronounced in pattern, Norfolk or Belted Suits, ares 4012. Very stylish and were great values at $3.50 8 ‘Suit, but for two days $2.50 will buy one. ‘Well wind up this great $2.50 Suit business by say- ing we have fully 25 more styles of Suite that go in this great two days’ offering, but we haven't space enough in which to convey a fair ides of what they are. You'll ind among them almost every kind and style that you're likely to want or wish for, The sizes are 4 to 12, and the sale will close on next Satur day night; these are two important matters to remem- ber in this connection, as what we advertise we mean. ‘Nothing more, nothing lesa, SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Here are some other things that will help to make the ensuing twodayss picssant memory in the minds of bargain hunters, andjaid us in disposing of more Boys and Children’s Clothing than we ever did before in the ‘same number of days. Lot 6002—Sstlor Suits in dark gray colors, sizes 4 to 12, well worth $2.50, but for the next two days one dollar (81.00) will secure the choice. ‘Lot 6000—Dark Blue Sailor Suits to fit boys, sees 4 to12, What do you think of them at one dollar a suit for the next twodays? One dollar will buy them. Lot 5906—Only four suits left; sailor style, drab corduroy; sizes, one 5, two 9s, and one 10; price was $3.00; now going at $1.50, ‘Lot 2109—Handsome Tan Jersey Suits; only sizes left, ome 5 and one 7, price was $7.50, now $5.00. GREAT CUT IN KILT SUITS. ‘Lot 5747—All Sizes from 2% to 6 years; two-piece Kilt Suite, brown ground, with pronounced bars of Fed and gray, were 84, going for two days at 82.50. Lot 5749—Two-piece Kilt Suits, all Sizes from 23 combination check of pronounced effect; were ‘€4 cach; going in this two day's sale at $2.50. nasal eae Lot 5748—Two-piece Kilt Suits, azes 2 to6; very handsome effect in combination plaid; were selling at @4, now going for two days at $2.50. A Fiw Wows To Lions ABOUT EMBROUDERING MATERIALS. SILKS for embroidery work is being used very ex- wusively tu all of the new work, and outlined with wovu ‘MS worked in Suk and outlined vere Gold Thread. a ae bay ‘New ART ATIN in ail of the new shades, made ex- presaly for us and worked with our new shades of Rope Suk, This work is very effective and works up very Guick. | Kope Stik can be used on any other material as Well. | We wili show during the next few days some ¢1 qulsite ssmples wrought im thie beautiful material. Our assortment of RUPE, FILO, JAFAN WASH, and FILLING SILK is the most complete in the city. Complete assortment of all kinds of Embroidery ‘Materials for decorative purpose. & OPPENHEIMER & BRO, ‘New Butiding, 514 9th st. Sole Agents for the Light Running New Home ODDS AND ENDS OF KILT SUITS. ‘Those that sold for 2.50 now going at $1.50. The ‘85 ones are now marked to sell at $3. The $7 ones are now $4, and the $8 ones are going in this great cut sale at 65. HERE'S A GREAT DRIVE. One lot of over 600 pairs of Knee Pants, sizes to 12, regular 75e, kind will go in with this great cut Drive sale at 350. for choice. Colors Brown and Grey. | “9 —_———wumm ii ‘Three lots of Blue Flannel Shirt Watsts—broken sises—that were 90c,, $1 and $1.25 cach, are bunched: +2, Sewing Machine. G. T. Kum TaILoR, $14 9th street, Tie eee st “sits | ‘st 706. for the choice, SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘TRE BOY# PROVIDERS, wis SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. A Gaear Sacurrrcz Is BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. FOR BOYS FROM 14 TO 18. ot ry Rhee FOR CHILDREN FROM 5 TO 14 ‘Suit with Short Pazte. measte ae sae WERT T EE oe oo eet ae oe 86 UP. t Abert Buiea 16 vo Todi Bie 5c S10Sgearanteod full line of Besrwecker ‘Coste and Vests "Sheers amen a “Zou tne of Men's end Boye Ponte from 01 9. piese LONDON AXD LIVERPOOL CLOTHING oo, COR. 7TH AND G STS. 5.00 Goons Fos $1 Prs Yisv. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONa. We have just placed on sale a lot of All-silk BLACK VELVET GRENADINES, which we intend to sell at #1 per yard, As the lot isnot ange an early inepection ts suggested. All-wool FRENCH CHALLIS at 40c.; these are the finest quality. INDIA SILKS reduced to 75c. per yard; marked down from $1.25. All FRENCH SATINES at 26¢.; except plain bleck ‘nd plain white and cream. Great bargains in LACE-STRIPED ZEPHYRS st 15¢. ; regular price 30c. ‘Magnificent SASH RIBBONS at 81 ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED ROBES at half price, Beautifal and new patterns in OH ALLIS at 180. ONE PRICE. le ‘M. SHUSTER & 80NS, ele 919 PENNA AVL A Novezzy Ix Mews Woasnaste SCARFS. The large Invoice of FRENOH TOWELING, LINEN FOUR-IN-HANDS, has at last arrived. See them displayed in our window. Price 600, This Linen Fabric hae the double advantage, ‘being equal to » Silk Scarf in appearance, yet ‘washable and indestructible. New Selections in FINE FLANNEL SHIRTS; material thoroughly shrunk before made up. The “MONARCH” BRAND PERCALE SHIRTS st $1.00 deserve your immediate attention (vatue $1.50). OFFICE COATS and LINEN VESTS, being s ew feature with us, we can show you only the atest things, AUERBACH & BRO, 623 Pennsylvania avenue, P. S.—Agents for the Sanitary Woolen Under- wear. elt ONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER Engonly one to, GOUT, RNEUMAI iS AN ‘Eire 9 ACID, ‘No gthet water has one-third as much Tat dozen otve-balt Gallon Bottles @4.40. Jol4-3m"C.l SHAFER & C0., Agente; 108 Pe. ave. A Br Dave IMPORTED FLOWERS AT 49C. A SPRAY WORTH @1 AND OVER. 50 STYLES. Among them are Forget-me-nots, Lily of the Valley Daines, Violets, Field Flowers, Apple Blossoms, Rove Sprays, and many other styles, ‘We are able to offer this Bi Drive,having bought the ‘utire stock of an importer. Buanoarss Yoo Wu Avprgctare FOR TO-MORROW. RED TICKET Dax, ENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMERT. ahipononbes ‘Lousanie ied i were 1 Ends of ree were 35, 39 and $0 cts ce FOOSE DEPARTMENT. 1 Lot of Odd Corsets In white and grey coutil; re PLE ot “da itege ta, Children’s Corded Waleta, sligutly solled, were 48¢ 1 Lotor mets iy Bit een pte; worth 01 36 Friday Soc. 15 Pieces of Sash Ril CLOAK AND SUIT Derakrwenn a 1 Odd Tun Sopp, lined with surah in, tse Suite for — nRott te ee ots ee Lot of Hasarde ‘Beef, Wine and Irou; regular price ach Plate Florence Mirrors; worth 75c., JEWELEY DEPARTMENT. Oxydized ‘Shoe Hooke; were i0c. and 15c., of Real Amber: Beek ap ‘Strings, for the neck; were 25c. HESS THEMIS 1 oD SinoerNG, pepantacesr ‘steel, ad ada gold 0 cone a words ado 1 Lot of Fine Oriental Laces, 10 to 13 wide; th 2de. to 40c. yard. Fy bf "Y'Lotot eal Linen Yorchos’ Lacks (atth colors); Se. to 10e., L, 100, o! eubidibeRy Devaarsinee: 7 of 4 ‘Swiss Flouncings, fine open em- $ 45-inch: rth $1.25. 75e. epee Oude ape Eni bile” Eabrolderies; worth 195 Srey Soups DERAREMeR bs 729 eet wim BOOK x REPARTMENT. hc rider Stor ape et NuMBOrS: rerular pee ia iow Got slightly shop-worn; reu- “Y"Lot ot Embroidered Mal Ties, were 12540. to 250., riday 100 PAN DEPARTMENT. peso meee cap ‘were 182. to pees woe: ‘Dolls, odds and ends; were 250. to 400., eck wi aaa ey ESTEE a, 1081! eae BA AY BAUMTS. Hass. Set ten) Mawes Han. Hate, (One Price. ‘North side, near 15th street, je Shorr, 1900 F ST. Hw, | Invites ~ ‘He seemed rather surprised it should fit, apd said: “Dvegot such short arms, you know.” We allude to the gentleman who bought « sample “Palsis Royal” Shirt on Wednesday and called this morning for five wore. rary “Ta ar? SB 8 Ees> o 000, & “ ba we >, Bore a 0 2, ' Pp, > Mie: omes pore ae aaat fee % § iF} 7 + ic q T FOR FRIDAY. JUNE 15TH. Our Dress Goods’ Buyer telegraphs us the purchase of # stock of ANDERSON'S CELEBRATED SCOTCH GINGHAMS, in the latost shades in plaids, eto, and which we can sell AT 25c., INSTEAD OF 400. YARD, as heretofore. New Challies, Outing Flannels at 15c. yard, Cream and White Serges at bargain prices, “They will be in Washington Friday morning,” so reads the telegram. OUR LACE BUYER wires us to expect to-morrow ‘morning— “Job Lot Black Laces at Hi “Best Bargains in Handkerchiefs Yet.” “Cutest Neckwear, andall the rage here.” ‘We will also open to-morrow, or ponsibly not "till Saturday morning, the following, secured in Now York on Tuesday: Balance of Importer's Stock of Flowers. Job Lot Narrow and Wide Ribbons. Job Lot Fine Ostrich Feather Tips. ‘Oda Patterns Embroideries at Neariy Half. A Job of 50 Pieces Curtain Serim. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests 55c., worth 75¢. Job Lot English Silk Gloves and Mitts, ‘93 Sample Parasols Bought at half price, Fw- Binoe we cannot give descriptions at time of writing we think it necessary to state that our buyers inform us they never bought inore advantageously, and, since we will ask but our usual profit you may expect unusual bargains on the arrival of the new goods, We think all will be hore to-morrow, but pos- sibly some not till Saturday, Weare quotiug reduced Prices for our regular stock that will also attract you to the store to-morrow. THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(See apace below.) Ler Foor Srrcrar. Prices 39c. for choice of any of our 4¥c. aud 59c. Men's Scarfe, 10 per cent discount off marked prices of #2,500 worth of Jewelry. All 50c. Fans (nearly 1,000 of them) reduced to 42c, Our 98c. “Tuxedo” Fans (formerly $1.98) reduced to 75c. each. Our bargain lot 25c. Leather Curd Cases reduced to 22e. Choice of nearly 2,000 of our 50c. Pocketbooks for 42c. cach. 10 per cent discount off the marked prices of all Parasols. You may remember we reduced the prices afew doyssince, THE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT IS OFF THE REDUCED PRICES. THE PALAIS ROYAL. __(See space below.) 2> Froor Srrcut | Prices. ‘The same as advertised in THe STAR a few da; ‘since. The list may be now eeen in the “Post.” We mention: Special prices for Shoes. Special prices for Suits. Special prices for Jerseys, Special prices for Shawis. Special prices for Underwear, ‘Special prices for Corsets. Special prices for Bustles, ‘Special prices for Infants’ Goods, Special prices for Snirtwaists, Special prices for Stamped Goods. EW" We pledge our word they are genuine reduced Prices for our most desirable goods, made partly to ad- ‘Yertise our 24 floor and partly to prevent overcrowding ‘on Ist floor. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Bee space below.) SS, PPP EFR FN iy fet fe fT A E tet Fo Ere Sof HAA buss bse PR OE Ge Bg 4S fun Exe HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, ar THE PALAIS ROYAL, ox THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Gowe14) (June 15.) Mews Uspenwean Axp Socks A long list of prices, like the plansof contemplated buildings, look well on paper, but give little idea to the uninitiated. The PALAIS ROYAL should, because of ite strictly cash system, be enabled to serve you at from 10 to 15 percent below credit prices, Wo demonstrate we do in our window display, corner of 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave, The following quotations are mutely eloquent: ‘75e. for the usual $1 Ribbed Undershirts, 50c. for the usual 75c. Fancy Striped Underwear. 865¢. for the usual 50c. Fast Black Socks, (For ladies below.) Tue Srrcut Sate Baroarss According to custom, we quote reduced prices during the special sale. Ladies’ (5 pairs for @1) English Bal. Hose for 6 pairs for $1. ‘Three lots @1 Fancy French Lisle Hore for 75c. pair. ‘Two lots 35c, Fancy Striped Hose for 25c. pair. Five lote 48c. Fancy Hose for 35c. pair. New lot “C. & G." Ribbed Lisle Hose, 50c. pair. Ribbed and Plain Silk Hose for 75c. pair. ‘Children’s 25c. Black Ribbed Hose, all sizes, 21c, Children’s 35c. Ribved Lisle Hose, all sizes, 29c, EB™ For special sale prices in Underwear see another space in this column, (Continued below. araxteD Fast Brack Hoss. We offer these Hose with the following guarantee: 1—That the BLACK is of the purest possible vege- table dye, and will not impair the durability, 2—That they will neither crock, grow rusty, norstain feet or undergarments. ‘3—That they will always retain the perfect BLACK, ‘which can neither be removed by repeated washing nor by acids, ‘¢—Thst we REFUND THE PURCHASE MONEY for and take back any pair losing in color after being ‘washed or worn, if otherwise uninjured, PRIOE LIST. LADIES'—Cotton 25, 40, 55, 75.81. * Lisle 55, 65, 75, 75, 85¢., $1, $1.25, $1.35. ‘CHILDREN'S—Cotton 30 t050c. Price according to sie. Linle 35 to 55c. ribbed and plain. MEN'S 35 and 50c. a pair. Wo ask special attention to our splendid stock of Ladies’ fast-black Lisle Hose. Not only by far the largent variety in this city but extraordinary values at = (Continued below.) Buck Sux Hosiay. We are direct importers and HEADQUARTERS in 8 faney Night-Shirte, trimmed with blue em- 7 sine 14 in, 2 all-wool cashmere Guha cissas color, soiled, size 38, Rewular Price., irte—1 plaited bosom—open in beck, alightly soiled, wine 1435 Regular Price “Remnant” Price. “ONE OF A STYLE” IN LADIES’ SUITS. ‘We dislike to carry a broken line for theresson you may takes liking toa suit, and we be un- able tofit you. We will find's customer for each of these by changing their price. Is your size here? 1 Black-and-Grey-Check Woolen Suit, size 32. Halt-price. 1 Gray-Cloth Suit, Fine made. Half price, Regular Price... 1 Elegant Blacl Draped, aud well made. Rewulat Price, “Hemmant” Price, 1 Light Serpent-Green’ Suit aise 96 Regular Price. (Third floor.) “ODD LOT” OF LADIES’ WRAPPERS. ‘¢ have bunched the remains of a few lines at a uniform price to close them out at once. 11 Ladies’ Flannel wrappers, Navy Blue, raz sobs variety of taney stripes, os 49 “ODD LOT” OF JERSEYS, 13 Ladies’ Fine J in Black, Seal Brown, Navy, Lt. Blue and Pink—onds of afew lots we Gesirg toclose out. Sizes 32, 36 and 38, 3 Miibeca’ White India Linen Suita, beginning eaten anata. State 14 abd 30 pear 9 Children's White ¢ Qund4 years. Haif price, Regular Price... “Remnant Price, 3 Children's ‘bric Dresses. aes, “Remuant” Pric 5 Cifldren's All-wooi Fiann i Dresses, in prown and navy bine, trimmed with ‘wide white braid. The braid is slightly soiled, 10 and 12 years. “ODDS AND ENDS" IN SHAWLS, 11 All-wool Cashmere, Shgwis, slightly soiled from display. 7 eroum, 4 cok! Regular SNemnant™ Price’ 1 Cream Crochet Shawl, soiled: Rewular Price... “Kemnant™ Pri Last of the lot jakand cremn, eculur Pric A “Rewnant™ Price 1 Persian Wool Shawl, with slik ‘igure, «: genien” Al weave. wulie Price, “Henuane” Prise « GOSSAMERS SUBJECT TO IMPERFECTIONS. ‘Scine have pin-holes, some creased, and afew arg badly daniaged. scasiiew’ Hubber Ulstors, worst of the lot, ize 50 an Regular Pric Tetamant™ Price... Soe. 5 Misses Gossamera, not so bed, sizes 8%, 38, and 44. Revular Price... “Remnant” Price 7 Ladies’ Valeaui sale of which we prot 80, o4. 56,58, an Kerul HRemuant™ Price (ied fiooe) “ODD SIZES” IN BOYS’ SUITS, ‘A table full of “Remnants,” in suits, for this Friday. "A’ number of lines are broken in izes and must be moved, henes the more than unual reduction, We piek out for mention: 5 Boys’ All-wool, Oue-piece Kilt Suita, in Navy Blue Flannel, Fancy Scotch Mixtures, &¢. Sizes 334.3. and 5 years, Horuiar Price. 93, 94, and g. “Kemuant’ ee ig Miscellaneous ‘Buits, “Knee o Bante, & Jacket"in Cheviots, Sérgea, and Conluroys. Sizes 4. 6,7, 11, and'13 years : Rewular Pric Remnant” Pric BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS. 6 Boys’ All-wool Scotch Flannel Shirt Waiste, in Fancy Plaidsand Checks. Sisee@and7 years. LACE DEPARTMENT “RE “Short Lengths” of Beaded Grenadine Net, at exactly half price urd that was 84. now 50°, Be 73. 13.75. now 81.87, Unusuiily attrrtive accumulation of “port Lengths” in Laces for Friday: comprisin uuroy’ edgines and. founeines in Chantiliy, ‘Spanish Guipure and A spectral Cream rientals, aiglouciennes, snd other ‘Cream, and fancy’ wash Flouncings, Aspleidid opportunity for lace buyers economical turn of mind. FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPT. “REM NANTS.” Ageneral cleaning up of stock this Friday: aul odds and ends will be marked low enouch to make it an object for you to buy on the instant. ns of Zephyrs, at 2e., Ditto, at 4c. Odd akeins in Germantown, 8¢ 5 Hund-Painted Splashers, 20 by 30 inches, from 35c. to 10c. 4 Bateau Covers, Cream, and White, drawn-work borders, double tied fringe, very ha 0 80 81. 0 Stayed Momie Splashes, inches, from 1 to 750. 3 Fir Pillows, covered with hand-painted pongee sll size 13 by 17 inches, from 81.50 to 75e. each. ireau Scarfe, stamped in exquisite arawn-work Gb two. yards long, egtive Tarevt rom toe. to 10c, “short Lengths’ Powe 19 “Short Length” Particularly ay, arenes. ep “short for embroi igs silks. She of Bolton sheeti: Bee ‘Silk Plushes. “1? aPenatnt Gator Felt all at extremely low ‘Remnant” eer oasth floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN HOSTERY. ‘We cannot avold having oda sizes do prevent tnir oversccumulation by dropping ent fas tation ‘Fine Black Hose, split soles, “ODD SIZES" IN GLOVES. Wowill always have “Odd Sizes” in Gloves— Pairs Ladies" 20 But. aii Bee ee $2. Gi Si ilk Jersey Gloves. “Sizes, this city. Not only lower prices but much larger variety than LADIES* Plaited Silk 75, 83, 98c., $1.15, $1.35, $1.68, Spun Silk, $1.98, $2.48. $2.69, $3.19, $3.48, 94.68. ‘Raw Silk, $4.98, $5.68, and 85.98 a pair. For the Special Sale we offer— ‘750. Swies Ribbed White Lisle Vests for 55c, 480. Jersey Fitting Bal Vests for 39¢. One lot Swiss Ribbed Colored Vests for 25c. (Continued below.) a in ae = yi43e DENERAL | AGENT FOR THE STH | aad 3 'ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO CLERK IN A Venn Apply at 15 gta ow. it LADY WHO Is A WELL-KNOWN ¢ church in thie iy eae ‘a Tesponsible oot it. Warrias ‘COLORED B MAS, \7O I ‘BO MOPFING | ‘and setting up i expericdce ones "Apply at sace at BECK'S 631 Louisanaeve = 'ANTED—A FIRST-CLAt ‘KIRK’ AND; ONE WSR er at Pate RAP gst wages paid. 1303 F st. n. ANTED AT DICK'S AGENCY. (EN CUOKS, Ww ©, 940; ‘chambermnids, re 10 to. waiters, btiens conch stot Sehr Fuh een 4 Ww. {TED WoWEY COONS 10 T0840; cham. | ray Wale Drier ot Pare eee nd ot fitere: Drivers of Farm Wane, SAME A. COOMBS. O28 Fet'n'w. jolt Weber TO TRAVEL SHORT Be wectiy and spareied. "App “pay Samoa THCEE SCO is0c Fata a TET | Wises "Q005 - BLACKSMITHS AND snd one good Wheelwright, 519 3.4: sae SEE eere Peas |. cooks. ok “heency, 61S Tih et nw Ieee | othe. SALESLADY, MUST BE Bee | im Gry and fancy goods. APDIY ach | | WASTED2Y TWO FIRST-CLASS GIRLS WISH. ‘waitresses: Dect Wares '¥ TWO COLORED Gung, sITCA- Susida or Guess ieferences given. Cal or maine 223,07~ waters by two WANT oe sur cae ‘ng to loaves the city for (Os Durve, cham berms ret she Adareet Box Toorteene pats | W, | gd Nurses. Seana: ANTED — Dick's valesafor traveling wasters aechaees sod family apd resorts.” “All city references ON eS - or 8 | WASTED-BY A. Youn: GOMERY. refervue 2013-30 W: Nurse, attend wardrobe. 5 Star off ANTED | GERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL Warman vial faindy ELEUONSO TOURS 1800 10th st, cor. 8. Jeld-3e WANTED TS COOK AND HOUSEMAID. 14g Waresrarrsp DRSSMAKERE, COLORED workers, city, New You FE and Broctiyn: inundross tor c and | Fesort FM: BURKHAN, 650-052 Fata jel Sae from wagon sud. that iy acquainted grocer trade. Address Box 114, star omlce, ANTED—AN IRISH WOMAN TO COOK IN PRI- vate family. Call, with references, at ATO st ANTED—A STEADY WOMAN To Do Gr: mn gegUNgNORE in empall family : muat bo wall recom go Abbly at 1817 Linden st, Te Drovt Park. Wine AT BURGESS’, 425 10TH St. N. above Gas Ofte. fireman, kitchen maid, chickeit Pickers for resort, white and colored: all kind: mestic labor; city and away. rs ANTED — 50,000 LADY AGENTS, 1M13t D) 80m ndest _motiey-making inven- Hopof thé age; over million sold. MRS. HF. LITTLE ‘Chieazo, Ti ye Wat WHITE DRESSMAKERS, NURS! chambermaids: also white aud colored cooks ouseworkers: undress for at. nw. Wai nie city one ork And Brook his city, New Fork an oklyn; eur ANTED—MAN TO RUN GANG SAW bie quarry; state terms, Add: ress QUARRY, Star Jed. WASTED —DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT Bi Feau, conducted by ladies, men, and woinen, white | and colored. for all kinds of domeatic labor, for Dis: trictand states, with reference. 717M we WAXTED= $100 TO $300 A MONTH CAN BE | ing for us. Agents preferred who can furnish their owu horses and give their whole time to the business. Spare moments may be profitably ex ployed also, A few vacancies in towns and ities }OHNSON & CO., 1008 Main si, Richmond, Va. my22-1m_ ANTED —AN ENERGETIC, } ENTERPRISING man, wi uteide ,Weshipetoa, to repre our house in his state. 70." Reterences given fndyenactel. MANUFACTURER Lock bat foes i fe my2etuke-dy AN ¥OR PATENTED NOV- Nien neettlaes, feo deed in every bousehold. Lib- {ipl gomminuons aliowed: olga ea acne WE in ieee Address fr partic stam TER & RUSSELL, 18 Pearl s Rapids, Sica, v WANTED--ROOMS. WASTEDS2 OR 3 LARGE OR 4 SwaLLrn Uv. Gh Sti uo heusekeerng It objection, "Adds one or NORTHWEST, star office LADY AND GENTLEMA® two nicely-furmished. rooms in a private fan Indy Wishes bok. "A. E-Le Stat office. WANTED--HOUSES. __ WARE FAMILY (OF THREE ADULTS would like the carv of s furnished or unfurnished House for the suramer season; best of city ref can be given. Address Box 11, Star office. Jel: Warne a LEASE ALANGE FIGHT OR TEN yy 200% uouse, with aed Gellag, etabley yard and Capit ferred. “In Sure TT Sy aves . = e132 Wires ain HOUSE A GENTLE. IN BID, and wife, po children, will take change of & jouse for the summer; first-class references. ‘Ridrese bos 134 Say oie Jels-se" ANTED—HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALL, Wilma fe custert tne nave moe all for houses than we can sup) Ts Will do tl to face their houses in Our basds, “HERON & RAMEY, ¥307 Frat... WANTED--BOARD. J ANTED— BOARD —A GENTLEMAN WANTS Board and Room for himeeif and two chilacen, or poeta for children alone, in family where they wil ave & pleasaut home, terms must be reasouable. Grom box 137, Star office. Sela-2te WANTED—A REFINED LADY WOULD LIKE TO fiud » comfortable home with good during immer months for exchanye of sod instruction ti WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS Witsoe — ‘A SECOND HA XD, ,g00D ComDi- ol Hainmond ty powritine machine, ¢ went payments.” Address 3. E HSisdase ie Wee ree, arin stores got Ww oFE by cxperieuiced wane laborer ‘Address Box 6. Star office cy oe a Wire cioyn 4x0 TOBA ero mE: tures, “Address Box Star office. é yel4-ze ‘ANTED—CLARE’ TT! LARET thes. "Clare Bouin ci for i a quality, ttle. Claret Bottles. Jold-3t? AS RUSSELL, 1213 Pa ave. Wie SS ROD DUES Maen nd. ides ive price scription, J.T. Star ot Priced a-3t" Wart ER MMO REET ai Com | Be Rectly done wer \led for and delivered; speci! the Pate: Gtice aepecialty. “Address TYEL WAITER Oo ina aua ave Dw. ae WANTED; A RESPONSIBLE MAN WILL PAY A Teusouable interest for #300 for several ‘months; ongurity M required. Box 47, Star office, Wire ‘OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS T 20 CENTS ‘per pound. wet strous or rancid: Keeps bet. ter than butter; satisfaction assured call the round) or money ‘refunded. “W. 8." 3 Ib. prints of pure creamery Butter (direct from the creamery) at cents per pound is thaw sore vered ouse whatever with any _my3-431 ‘ANTED—FOR C. aT tire ps ae ane ‘Household erifmiaesees Saas a AE cca connection M prom 4,000 “AT FIVE PER long time, on proper Dupont Cn in northwest portion of the ¢ pot for 88,000 ae 5 @ month. RNOWEN Star ofice. ‘ANTED—A FEW HUNDRED OUNCES: on Wal nd old etiver: full cash peices raid ot 439 9th st.n.w., Room 4. VAXIED-PEIGTEFANIA CRUSHED ED CORE: stoeds fa proportion, Ant: WILT RMS Bue awe aed J. ave. ana D oS ” ED IT KNOWN THAT J, G_ HEISINGE! WN aborttos to nis o tick ‘has opens Tee Saloon and Fancy} ‘Cake akon ‘Gream $1.90 per wallon, ‘5c bait my15-lin Wie" BUY ara CASH, SECOND-HARD furnitare, Saisie pp | 01K x 16, § Star office Je7- ‘Cream Sth st.n.w. Toe on. Aerators ELGHAOR 2 ols, hase 2 ST; Sw, Hisiest cab g VEN. cig — PARLOR Te erat PHO 3 hones Wamee =, 200D SP Puree bee g emctanan eat =D—W ‘DUG, BORED, AND 1 Wiis of wel Bye oar Hops furaltbed Terai modereia. Mee ‘ANTED—AN_ EXPERIENCED MAN 10 SELL | AT MAR. | aut, oul ments rece jeld-im® foot, Lots in’ Brookland 2 DAVIS, 1319 F st. at geld F ale ‘idly increasing in value. pre-set | RoR SALE—v st | feet each, i, nw, beiwoen K and Ly &CO., 1321 Fae front, ‘82 Go. EENON 1608 i730 feet, through to P Exim iat FX SALE—BARGAT of Swan st, bet. 160 103 feet tront by 10+ corner lot adjouuing | _serz1w | JRoR sale feet on 11th vt for adoubie house. "Also feet on 11th st. east. Both o i oR SALE-LOTS 10. 11, _012-6t* 7 LOTS IN tw rear: bargain JAKBER & CO., Le Droit L $100,000. 9-26 ROR SALE—LOrs— Kenesa®, near 133th. 3c. Corner Ist, 1002150, Oe. Toth st extended, 6Ux140 East Capitol, bet pe KR SALE—“ATTE! Speculators” Five _det-lia CHAMLES'E. Also, five lote, 12x63. ‘apply Jel-Lm Fe SALE_—CHEAP ‘S2x40. $Bre manager, Se ‘M BURNHAM, 830: ANTED—850 CASH AND 10 PER CENT OF Wa oe eee eee pl ae nS ae ag wnqnestionable reference ‘OR SALE—A' BARGAIN-NEW | HAM rly opposite Dupont Direle, early oY peut Direle, Lo SKELL & Mole ing 346 fect on Fenton st. and ‘13th st.. near Kenesaw, 50c. a ROK SALE—CHEAP_LOOK? FIV 1 LOT, 20x68; 7thand K sts. ne. ANTED-SITUATIONS 4 ag st a oo ANTED-SITUATION. AS LUMBER CLERK. ANTED—aT. DUUARTERS TION {2 Wana Tenbereaie Walther, apes Wea Waitera Gooka Coachmen, Butera SAWL A COOMBS, O20 Pat mw. Jel4-3" AGENCY FOR COOKS, wulresa laundrese, seametrosa, OR 500 Taide. ala rureen Indies” maida, drivers, “a "cities, country, ‘632 Fat ws GMA‘ V country, » Situation in estore, quick at good reference. Inquire 104 10ta et xe W y ANTED_BY A YOUNG LADE A POSITION AB companion to an invalid or changed. Address bor 71. Star ANTEDIWOULD, TRAVEL WITH A LADY AS © taneae treat | fren ‘and also, ANTED—A POSITION BY A YOUNG LADY, ow cashier indrag etre. Address office, ye13-6r" WANTEDIA FRENCH GIRL WANTS SITUA: tion as lady's maid or chau to travel oF wo to country , best reierences. Address Box 110. Star | office, wise | Fe SALY—TWO LOTS IN ROSEMOUNT PARK, overlooking Rock Creek ; fine shade trees: 10 2 to 11 cents. BEND JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRALE LOT « bet. T and U, 29x80 to wide alle ‘LOUTS P, SHOEMAKE! JOR SALE—AT A BAKGAIN—A VERY DESI. ble coruer on 14th and Wallach ste ‘Be feet iy lure if take now.on very easy terms, BE. EW st now Al ON. 1 ) CHAMBER. P.O. Je 4-6 ieee ‘2 situation ures. lore for FROM THE ree: ONT jo13-3t* indy: ited. -— ae RQ. 8. star vet P. | 16TH | ‘920 Fn 330x108 to | also luterior lot on saine street: this property i | LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F n.w. '¥ DESIRABLT LOTS ON MASSA- chusetts ave.,near Lineolt Park, about 1,000 sq, wide! parking; uo wast! ground: alley rear. Address LASH, Lovk-box 400, OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LoT, 16TH ont, at low fig. BKOW 513-20 HAMPSHIRE island ‘ave, between ith pod 14ch ate; Fat S—SIX LOTS NORTH SIDE aud New Hampshire ave, SU ceuts por square foot; ber equate foo ot AMES A, BATES. 1407 F feet fronting 20 Henle 12 AND opal Bank ot the Republic. _ 13, 1N 8Q. cor. 28th and K, containing about 15.000 9g, ¢¢ L. BALDWIN, SQUARE Building. JOR SALE-SEVERAL LOTS IN THE ate vicinity of Dr. Hammond's jumbia Heiguts, at prices that warrant Hatumond’s house will cost between MME 0, 3: National Bank f the Republic, IMMEDI. residence, Co- | BUILDERS | AND esirabie Lows om 18th st, above Dupout Circle, 17 4x08: AKLY, Cor, 7th and I ate. ‘CHARLES KAKLY, Apply 1 th wt. nw. lore 3x50. 603 14th st. nw. ALSO, 1 LQT, CHARLES EARLY, G03 14th st. _jel-Lin POR Si Maryland ave, Mi: Further my21-1m_ JOR SALE—THE BEST 1 ment of ‘sinall amount yur equares from Pet 300. aA JOR SALE—LOTS—G BT OFFUTT & BiO"S. West Wi ment. A splendi fou and will be sold at ¢ ban _se14-6t° ‘OQUSE FOR tol st. if sold at once. HR SALE-THE GOOD thriving DERASD SUACKLEFORD. preferred. Addre INVESTORS. dividend-payers, at market prices: of & vaneless and 603 HARLES EARLY, PONT 24th at, n.' ‘A NUMBEE OF SHORT LOTS NEAR Dupont Circle; no loss of ground. ‘CHAKLES EARLY, 603 trae RIND OF LOTS YOU WANT, ‘Will sell one or more: in square 936, ‘Oth apd 10th sta ne 3 ae i PHILLIPS. 1410 New York sta Be, Jot 8, aq. 1027, rae ae Be, lot 8, og. 1027, 61x: ‘BEALL, | Washingt FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD INVi anit bile ailey? ‘Mary- Jad ae lots will be xraded free of cost to purchasers, varticulars supbiicd APE TSyEsT. juouth will ‘buy a ‘building fot om weet sversrentn, Tath ste 36, bounded by & REPETTI ve. at ouly ave, Finintbat, _ Ene apps ane a : td woutiemen'e cabin on upper deck he Ts ‘84 feet long, built about four years and put in com- plete order this year at an expense St about ($2.60, Aud is now one of the prettiest steamers in Balt thinore, for at ouce to E. Baltimore st. ‘Baitumore, Md. QUSE FOR RENT T STN. r. ELEGANT | dre ck House, O ruoium be Per : Patel Avvly'to'¥. W: CALLAGHAN. sat ere JF Ok SALECTHE OLD ESTABLISHED cance. meat and provision store, 1023. 7th st. mw. on pretieey DAVIS Wit, 90 AND FIRTURsS wagon, shop in a for reut. ave. Jel: R EXCHANGE—WILL EXCHANGE LOTS IN iE Fes ecies uoge Grounds for iuurowed city prop 2, house in, northwest, worth froxa 7800 to > to 32 + T offer the following first-class local securities, good AL BANK. 16 shares NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK. es ee Ph spe ANC salen egies Para Sto Pee n de5- La SALE—AT BARGAIN—STOCK. GOOD Fetietin . Liquor and Premises for feut or lease: ouly reason for Sener iearng ay fo northern ection Por fs t= — Vaart 1125 7th st. dow, XCHAN ‘Some Stoel Heures the northeast part of the city —— tore my22-1m 1X PER ‘vision for e100 ‘stmuner vies G N rei aaa raten. may ee-aert F 2k BEXT-TWo Rooms FIRST FLook Ux- E.furpabed oy tarnished alto, trout of Sack farier, iowiy furctabed BOK RENT— 1722 from New State Koons on escond floor gaa, water ROR, :REXT-T¥O PLEASANT. AIRT, FURNISHED dress 4.2. Star office 2 “or REAP NABLY ALL OR PART OF house, wufuruiah ¢ ‘furnished AVE. OPPOSITE cool and airy Kookia, en suite pecial summer pees Je14-se RENT—TWO OF THREE PLE uN Fittattied roots 630 Bates PUART US Fok 22826 mst. cool. APARTMENTS lorthe summer. en suite or ‘ingle at tos suet rates, Bret-clams board conven wee JOR RENT — BEAUTIFUL G00! : Frivome in private fatty Siraer bon St cast front; references requited: 1101 Kat he seh OR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED Ok UNPUR Fastarine het aad een Bens ake pis de” 20K RENT—OOOL AND SHADY HOOMN, Nearly fornished . centrally located, convenient to sion, Patent and Fost G Giz Ou at. n JOR KENT—908 “K ST. Risbed Hoone—yerlor and floor, double house. et suite oF OR RENT — i} are, Cares furniched or unturmioned bes ing south, mo cooking. Also. - | Fe RENT-424 MASS. AV furnished rooms on soon mente, no children Fs. KENT—DELIGHTFULLY Floor, consisting of three, lange Tome.” O18 14th et, opp OR RENT—1301 30TH south aS, for deutist. first Dio rates, LING, L SEAR FRANKLIN oor. altigly ot teeth Trae and ity. fre fe for two horeea 1: rd a = EETIONABLE ROOMS two furnished: one kd floor, furnished: prreciative (pernne wi ihud's perfoot home. Ase tia yeag ae JOR KENT LARGE, COOL, AIKY ROOMS, WITH | Bor without boand, om | Exceeas, She square from Capitol 10 Fe KEXT-1328 187 NW ‘cool, | without board refertaces succeed’ ‘he ipe JOR RENT—1720 4 BT. N W_ FURNISHED, rooms: first and second fours, with north aud | South exposure; ove square west of War and Nevy be. Partivents. transients accommodated oor JOR RENT—OooL. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, SUM. | Prine trices, Sithr‘or without bound 1900 hes pest toorto Worl’: rtermce: anata | ae Seger STAWED ROOM, references ing OTe FOR_RENT—OFFICES. FR REST OFFICE Rooms IN BUILD! Facuw. Apply to Je2-m iz BEALL, BROWN § 00. FORR T--MIS( CELLANEOUS 70K MENT_27 Bb 8T. 8B OPPOSITE CaPi ars cade Fo RENT OK LEASE— et 1002100, comer Maryland avenue and 18th “hiNNsvivanta ramRoaD tracks in front. Excellent location for storage of coal-yard ‘Terms 1 ‘apply to JAMES F anereore, - i 32G-f00t getline. foot evilitag. 39-60 One W0'x7) Convenient to railroad aud whatven Tocuns wioderstes Alay whatiage room, ply JAMES F. BARBOUR, 14th and B six bw. OK RENT—BRICK STABLE, IN ALLEY BE ‘tween 12th aud 13th, eg carnave-botse, loft, aud coachmai's rout. J. Mel. Dobson, Jen 1225 F street __ COUNTRY BOARD. 00D COUNTR: BOARD AT FAIRVIEW FARM, ‘situated bigh, Shade: tertus amoderste. Adres JAS "U Me: , Buck Lodve,Moutromery Quunty, Md, ele" “par SAMUEL P. MURRAY WOULD LIKE to ave ad fuite boarders at “kdwew Lincoln, Loudoun ©o., Va. Best atten dan ice milk, pure apiitg water, asd good country t st reasonable rates. do1d-6r TANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS at e15, AR Rae kena Jormouiou, Culpeper Co.. Var eee BoMbehs WiemiNo 70 SPEND THE SUMMER A ‘tut within reach of Washington and where they will Troeive good etterition, Tiret-cinas Yoard, ey ae, AR Pemeuuable rates, address Mee. WkU. WELL. Falls Church, at HE SPACIOUS SUMUKBAN “HALL OF =u A 2m oben, for the entertainment Fowing Ase drives. ofa: Ciewata ‘ipa able surroundings.” terms ‘very Mins JULIA GROVE, Shep wn Wve jldie Wise AN SUMMER BOARDF iS {m the country hind attention home locality ; Low terms a reference Satews hrs: A. VAN LEW, Louie OV jel 5A SHADY ELEVATED SITE. GooD BoaKE Airy. well-furniabed roommopetuine uput ec rences eachaiyed” ‘Mi. VLEASAST Star rate, references © 3 office. det s-2 UNTRY BOARD TN CLARK ele from Boyce Station, = V- bade, &e. Apply t6 Mr. A. Brovce, Clarke County, Va. CARD ON THE ANTIFTAM BATTLEFIELD. Address Mra, WAN BIGGS, Starpabuine, Ad pest os, |p ELMOSE INSTITUTE WYATTAVIELE wD —« Tntnited Baiaber of girls, between the aurer of eat Sua weventenn, years ty “ind bute couurta aud Careful oversight du Tcestion bighand beotita Kiddrese tive Mteore LEWIS: 3013-20 COENERY, BOARD AT THE MYATT MANSION, Hyattsville, one minute's walk from atau: Slane table, large roots plenty of suade, “He pe Sune 1%. “Apply «013 del WASTED BOARDERS WISHING A DESIKABLE grmtry home near the ot), of “any accom ca bw ont scout Yavecial tere’ to part Sffouror sik. Nother boarders Addrecs Bux a Star utice pests \UNTRY BOARD—COLD POINT FARM, VERY Creer station. ew heuse: high, Urey. shuted ds. with beautiful Views; pure, cold spring water, jersey nik and butter ears chickews, fruit, aud Ire Bos 30, Gution Siation, “Beirias, Counsy, <PRING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOARD Sister rocua, trst for muh fa urotunion, ees per week. ‘Trains muet daily, Meferencos Aadrem SPRING BANK, Alenindrin, Va myles see UMMEK BOARD CAN BE AD AT EViscUFAL eemale iatitute Busiding, Wiuchorter, Vas at few rooms large: pretty location aud Srounds. society cusclient, Churtie of al Aesomiee, Sona, Adivews A. MAGILL SMITH, Winchewter, Var crealleh 1508 Gee we ratiar's oat iL FEW BOARDERS CAN BE COMFORTABLY Ac- A commodat eee, dated at Loot Hil. pleaty of eine: he wold towe c ites on je Circle, oF : jord: Lovdvun, Gove. mob veeil ai ILL CAN ACCOMMODATE TWENT locati C iit tk tonth; eter ‘aiidrese TH vadoun County, ee CHAMBLIN, es 00D BOAKD AT “ELM Sema FARM, a ‘Tailroad, bear station. two daily muails, beautiful shady jawn. fine mountain food water, ice, mae sis fresh vegvtapien and fruit, iS. 1. D. MILTON, down County, Va. yehot URGUNDY HOUKE—T¥O MILES FROM ALEX: UNTR’ KY BOARD FARM HOUSE HALF, MILE ciamnvtts atation in view of pure = us “Clangetia, Wasi. Go. Md" 'P.8-open Sune 15 *6(KOMPORT RETREAT,” FIRST-CLASS P FoPv- roar Tesort in ‘the mountains of Mary- oor ” ROCKVILLE, BAND 0. aS Reraee alts Potten, aunt’ wal tae Seed se im CORYELL. ‘CARLIN , warpon | Weare HOUSE, Ai fog omen tor Summer es tia Priston, via On seta wa e =———_—_—_— _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _