Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1888, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY..................Jume 16, 1998, CROSBY Ss. NOYES.... ‘she Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more thap treble that of any other daily paper publisbed in Washington, and much greater than that 1 all the other daiiy papers bere added together. ‘The Star Out of Town. Persons leaving the city for any length of time can bave Tux Stax mailed regularly to any address ‘and for any period they may desire, All orders for the paper by mail must be accompanied by the money,—at the rate of fifteen cents @ week, or fifty cents per month, unless sent toa foreign country, when the price, includ- ing postage, 13 80 cents per month. a ‘The completion of the railroad bridge across the Arthur Kill, connecting Staten Island with New dersey, adds to the dockage facilities of New York five miles of coast with deep water, and the bridge is worth many times its cost to that city. Wash- ington has been specially interested in the building of the bridge, because it was undertaken in order togive the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a ter- iiaug in New York harbor, and has been de- layed for that reason by the influence of the Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads, which have encouraged and supported opposition to the bridge in New Jersey. A new, independent, competing line between this city and New York could not fail to benefit both the political and commerctal capitals of the nation by cheapening and improving the means of communication be- tween them. In Baltimore the completion of the bridge is viewed as a victory for the Balti- more and Ohio road of the kind which will benefit Washington, won in spite of the bitter opposition of the Pennsylvania road and serious financial embarrassments, and giving 3t a good footing in New York harbor through the Jersey Central and Reading roads, with which, It 43 announced, the Baltimore and Ohio has a traMe contract, But tt is possible that, for a time at Jeast, the benefits to the capital will be only im- aginary. The mystertesof the detatls of the Balti- more and Ohio syndicate deal are past nding out, but if Representative Phelps, of New Jersey, ls as well informed concerning the affairs of the Penosylvanta Railroad as the public believe him to be, one effect of the transaction has Deen to remove the Baltimore and Obio from the Pennsylvania Raliroad’s list of competitors, and to make it a matter of indifference to the latter ‘whether or not the former succeeds in obtaining a foothold in New York. Mr. Phelps, in opposing the extension of time for the bridge's completion, said: “During the year which has elapsed siace the Forty-ninth Congress passed the bill the man- | agement of the Baltimore and Ohio road has been | changed. The influence of the Pennsylvania road | aided in making the change. The two great roads | are now worked in such harmony that it argues and perhaps proves that the interests of the two roads are one * * * The Pennsylvania road has now not even a motive of opposition. The Baltimore and Ohio road is no longer its great rival.” But the House granted the extension. evidently agreeing with Mr. Crisp, ‘who said: “Whatever ‘harmony" may now exist I | ‘would like to pat the Baltimore and Onto Railroad | Co. im such a position that whenever this ‘har- | mony’ of which the gentleman speaks may cease, ‘Ubere will be competing lines whicn will enable the | people toget to thegreat metropollsof the country.” | And Washington may in the same spirit congratu- | late itself upon a prospective if not upon a pres- ent competing line to New York. | ee Doubts are expressed wacther the nations of | Europe still ruled by monarclis will be disposed to contribute anything to the Paris World's Fair of | 1889 in celebration of the centenary of a popular | ‘uprising for the purpose of destroying all taroues. On the other hand, it must be remembered that ridicule was freely thrown upon the invitations sent out by the United States to the governments of the old world to share in the Philadelphia cen- tennial show tn 1876; but the sequel proved that | Great Britain, which bad more cause than any other nation to feel sore over the events com- inemorated, was a most enthusiastic and generous contributor. Granting, however, that there may Desome feeling ainong the kings and queens of Europe agalast helping to rejoice over the decapi- tation of the unhappy Lou!s and his Marie Antolnetie, there are enough republics now in ex- Astence to get_upa very presentabie fair among themselves. ‘There are the group in South Amer- tea, Mexico, the United States, Hayti, Switzer- land, San Marino, Andorra, Liberia, the Transvaal, and possibly some others for the moment over- looked, or which have sprang into existence re- | cently on Islands In distant seas from which the | news 1s not brought vous with the utmost regu- larity. To these might be added afew countries Tepresented, not officially, but by individual ctti- zens who Still cherish hope of changing their fonus of government, as England, Germany, Spain, Italy, Russia, and Ireland. There is little danger that the Paris exhibition will fail merely trom Jack of political sympathy on the part of the crowned heads of the Eastern hemisphere when Support is so promptly forthcoming from other sources, Commercial Europe will doubtless be Tepresented if monarcbical Europe is not, Castle Garden statistics show an increase in the | number of Immigrants arrived tis year over last | year's figures of more than twenty-one thousand Up tothe 31st of May. At this rate the increase for the entire twelve months will exceed nity thousand. In general, the superintendent says, tue imuigrants who come now are better equipped ‘With money and information than was the rule tn years gone by. A good many go directly to friends ‘who have sent them word to come and are pre- pared to take care of them Others bring & ttle money in thelr pockets for @ standby till they can get settied— a thing almost unheard of several years ago. Many have acquired at home a general knowleaze ‘of the geography of the country, and ave an idea of distances and directions when they are bound for places in the tnterior. The worst cases to deal with are the Italians. They have begun to come over again in suoals. Thirty thousand have ar- rived this year, and more are coming by every vessel from {talian ports. The irruption can be accounted for only on the theory of false repre Sentations to them of life in America. When these jgmigrants reach our shores they huddle together in cities, because they have been found worthless &s farm laborers and la most mechaaical pursuits, ‘The suffering among them can scarcely fall to be great next winter. Information should in some way be brought to these people in their European ‘homes of the true condition of affairs in America, ‘so that no foreigner need cross the ocean tn this condition of dense ignorance, foretelling suffering, of What really awaits him on bis arrival. —$ $< << ‘There is good ground for the optimistic view of the railroad building done in this country ia 1887, ‘Which represents it as, in the main, reacking out Anto new territory instead of duplicating lunes of traMic already in existence. In the south, the rail. road butlding boom has been a natural sequence Of the development of the mineral resources of ‘Uaat section, aad there the Meld has already been filed to such an extent that future ventures must be cautiously undertaken. In the southwest there 4s a great deal of territory which not only 13 not now ripe for connection by quick routes with the eastern markets, but whose future 1s problemati- caland must remain so till the character and rate of ‘wealth of the population shall be better ascertain- ed. All through the west and northwest, however, ‘Uae country is opening up with a fine promise of fu ‘ure wealth and importance, and the old rail lines Uhere are sending out lateral Drancies as feeders, which in their turn help to bulla up the country by offering inducements to settlers, Some foolish experiments have doubtless been made by the oad-builders, and competition has driven one here and there to an unwarrantable extreme of aulscalled enterprise; but the bul of the building ‘has Deen done with a proper end in View and a fair Prospect of profitable resulta, ge ‘Though Washington has suffered what shas Seemed an undue Share, and what nas been “un- questionably an unnecessarily large number of accidents from reckless driving, tne city has not yet reached the condition of New York, where ‘One bundred and fifty-four persons were killed or iujured from this cauge in the last five months, ‘This form of manslaughter seems also to be com- mitted with greater impunity in New York than here, if such a condition of affairs can be imagined. Some of the New York drivers guilty of this offense are not even arrested; most of the others get out on and few— few are ever brought to trlal. The man who ts Knocked own and trampled upon in Washington nnds, however, smail comfort in the reflection that many qmore persons are belug similarly injured in New ‘York; ad there is no occasion for the pubic to ‘Weaken in its resolve to compel the drivers of the city w obey the law. Ee ————— When the abie-bodied campaign lle that Bisine, expecting @ presidential nomination has been negotiating by proxy with Foraker to betray Sher- man and Work for Blaine and Foraker, meets the equally muscular campaign ile that Blaine, loving ‘Sherman better taan a brother, has by letter di- Fected bis followers to nominate the Ohio states. !200 Groner Exior, IN SPEAKING OF A CERTAIN CLASS OF PEOPLE SAYS: “THEY CARRY THEIR COM- FORT ABOUT WITH THEM.” IF THERE 18 ANY COMFORT THAT A MAN OB BOY CAN CARRY ABOUT WITH HIM THIS WEATHER HE SURELY WANTSIT. WELL, LET US SEE IF SOME SUGGES- TIONS WILL NOT HELP YOU IN THIS DI- RECTION. FIRST—LET US CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO SOME ENTIRELY NEW THINGS IN THE WAY OF STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS FOR MEN AND SMALL Boys. THE MEN'S SUITS ARE MUCH HAND- SOMER, NEWER AND MORE STYLISH THAN WHITE FLANNEL, WILL NOT SOIL SO EASILY. AND WASH BETTER. IN SMALL BOYS’ SHORT PANTS SUITS, FROM SIX TO FOURTEEN YEARS, WE OPEN TO-DAY (SATURDAY, JUNE 16,) BOTH LIGHT AND DARK STRIPED FLAN- NEL SUITS, MADE UP WITHOUT LINING, IN NORFOLK JACKETS, THESE ARE THE LATEST THINGS FOR HOT WEATHER WEAR, ARE VERY DRESSY AND VERY COOL. DON'T THINK YOU'LL FIND THEM ANY- WHERE ELSE. ALSO, WHITE FLANNEL strTs for SMALL BOYS, IN NOKFOLK AND SAILOR JACKETS. DON'T FORGET OUR HANDSOME SILK COATS AND VESTS, IN A VARIETY OF STYLES, FOR MEN. E B. BARNUM & CO, el 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. LONG WHITE OSTRICH PLUMES, 490, someamone then #150. Roush and Ready Stuors, 1Se., im black and wuite and large Kiverside ‘Shade Hats," 10c. Millinery Department, DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lith st. se. Jel6-3¢ CREAM CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS, 50. ream Wool Lace Bantings, 10c. BENJ. MILLER & SON, 3120 M st nw UST WHAT PROPERTY OWNERS NEED. wad Perfect Hand Fire Extinguisher will save thou- sande of diane. Call 07 adivess for particulars, JABRISON & KINTZ, General Agente, 1420 Fata... Washington, DO. Agents wanted. Jel6- Hor. Wacecs Fanaics, SEATON PERRY, successor to Perry & Brother). NEW pray act INEN LAWN im choice paiterne at 23.and Soc. NEW NHITE INDIA LINENS, from 1240. to 500 DEW. VCTOMIA, PELSIAN” “AND! PRINCESS RES os S ANDIA, MULLS, WEL? PQUES, FRENCH MIUSLINS AND “WHITE Snir BSc ho ahayend WOIDERED waite ‘SWISS NOVELTIES IN EM. MUSLINS, ranging from, 25¢. to 3Ue. a yi “SPECIAL BARGAIN’ IN WHITE PLAID INDIA LINENS AND SAINSOOKS, at 12 XPRAV IN PRIN TED Te, reduced f ‘rou 61 “MARKED DOWN PRICES’ oe EMBROIDERED | BSLISTE. SATEEN AND GINGHAM KOBES. IMPORTED ALL-WOOL CHALLIS, finest quality, reduce) to 500 8 pad, REAT KEVUCTIONS” IN THE PRICES OF PARIS COMBINATION SUTTS. T RINTED ENGLISH MOWAIRS, at 40c, former Soc. PALL VELVET GRENADINES AND BROCADED SILK GRENADINES AT “A GREAT SAURIFICE™ TU CLOSE OUT SAME AT ONCE SEN PEACE TWISTED SILK GRENADINES, at iyi 1 :DUCEMENTS" LN INDIA AND SU- | matt SILKS, 12 aude oo PIECES Fase FRENCH SATEENS, vest makes, af 50 ‘900 PIECES TOILE DU NORD GINGHAMS, SEER. SUCKERS, CHINRLES, PLN TED PERCALES AND BATISTES at 1280. por “CLOSING PRIC “PARASOL, “Uist MAKES” GAUZE MELINo UNDERWEAR. S9-PLAIN FIGURES AND COARECT PAICLS- SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, SIA AVE, CO 9TH ST, CRE aT Se 26 Be Tarcwn aiid wise Lith st. ae. Jo1G.3t TLV PENNS! Established 1840. ibroiderion Tag First Quality Cotton Challies, oui it BENS. MILLER & SON, 9120 M st. n.w PEN ALL SUMMER. DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, VISE street a. w., Will, be open all suminer. “A full line of Art Needle- “Ssierials. and Stamping. 3e15-3m Pumaverena Stone WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUMMER UNDERWEAR AT 23 CENTS. NAINSOOK and JEAN DRAWERS for Men, made pecial order; a fit cusranteed; sizes 28 to 44; 50c. Special bargains in Ladies’ Balbriggan Fine Pin Stripe Black and Colored Hosiery, at 25e. Child's Ribbed Hose of acelebrated French make. Price was 35c. to 50c.; now, 25c. Special value in Ladies’ Pure Silk Mitts, 25¢. In White Dress Goods we are offering great bargains, Indis Linons, Victoria Lawns, French Muslin, Plaid Lawns, Plaid Nainsook, Swiss Muslin, Dotted ‘Swiss, Kc, Sc, Extra values at 12340. WASH Goops, Just received a line of Batistes, extra fine quality, at 12340. ‘A few more of those beautiful Challies and Crepelines at 124. Afull sswortment of Gingham, stripes and plaids, with plains to watch, 106. to 2c. In Satines we are showing a line of beautiful style At LHe Achoice line of French. No old styles, but all new and choice designs. Bargains in Paraguls and Sun Umbrellas, A special fn Mattings, extra heavy, seamlens, at 25c.; worth 3740. CARHART & LEIDy, Je16 928 7th and 706 K st n.w. Z OH ALLSIL NOIRE SASH KINO, 410 black tips, 3 ins beneh, oi resin ced Shit whit SouRE SOmBWATON, hitches guna Shrana 1 43 Tien ots y 20 Pra Cesr Orr Aux Tune MED AND UNTRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS: UNTIL JULY 8. MRS, M. J. HUNT, 1309 F. st. ERS B74, CHI dren's Kid Spring Heels, 3! La ” giece Men's Patou Leather Bauea boc Mee Opera Toe, 40c. DOUBLE coubitsation’ th ppt Crzarxe Ovr Sure. ‘We nave a large stock of goods, and must convert them into CASH before we take our annual INVEN- ‘TORY at the end of this month. For this reason we have PUT THE KNIFE INTO PRICES, and if youare ingneed of CARPETS, MATTINGS, FURNITURE, or UPHOLSTERY GooDs, you will NEGLECT YOUR OWN INTEREST if you FAIL TO AITEND THIS SALE or well your neighbor of it. It will pay you to buy for FUTURE USE. Here are « few of the many bargains: 25c. MATTINGS, plain and favey, CUT TO 190. YD Best JOINTLESS FANCY MATTING at 35c. YD. EXTRA SUPER INGRAIN CARPETS, 65. YD. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS from 50 to 800. xD. BEST 5-FRAME BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, isp oe (grades of Body Brussels Carpets frou 85c. to BEST MOQUETTE CARPETS, at 31.23. BEST WILTON CARPETS, at $1.50. ‘Best All Wool Art Squares at 75c. pr. yd. SOLID ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUIT, FRENCH PLATE BEVELED MIRROR, OVAL SHAPE, for 837.50, ‘Imitation Mahogany Suit, BEVEL MIRROR, 8 bea. for 832.50. Antique Suit, BEVEL MIRROR, 8 pes. for $32.50, WALNUT SUIT, MARBLE TOP, BEVELED MIRROR, 10 pea, complete, for @4L50 Walnut SIDE BOARD, MARBLE TOP, 18.50, In UPHOLSTERY GOODS, and LACE CORTAIXNS you will have to look through the stock to appreciate the BARGAINS. Baby carriages at cost. A big stock: of the LEONARD HARDWOOD CLEANABLE RE- FRIGERATORS, the BEST and CHEAPEST in the MARKET REMEMBER, THIS SALE 18 FOR CASH, and TOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS IT. Coma carly maa, then will come the tug of war. After this collision there wil! be as little left of either of the Participants as there was of the Kilkenny Catan, Defore the stock le picked over. W. @. HOEEE, (09.16,23-38 ‘901 Market @pecn | 4016 PALAIS ROY AL BARGAIN LIST FOR MONDAY, JUNE 18TH. Our late purchases are town ‘gy nearly one-half in lees than s week. GooDs. ‘Only possible with ous epetems of 6 each department and s strictly cash Dusiiiees, of the new goods were secured at 333s per cent dis- count forcssh. Weaskonly our usual ‘stating below the worth of the goods judge ing prices elsewhere. In conclusion, we {tet the ods we tvertine by taose ood by ia ‘the season and offered at reduced prices. Such bave no real value. Coste ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Bee space below.) New Goons For If any man can look st samples—prices affixed—in our show-window, corner of 12th street and Penneyl- vania avenue, apd not be convinced of what we state im above paragraph, then he's not open to conviction, ‘Ladies’ space below.) = THE PALAIS ROYAL. Ta: New Hasoxsncurers. ‘You may remember the /urore over those pure linen handkerchiefs, sprinkled with flowers, so perfect in form and color to nature that they seemed real. They were grabbed for at 25¢. 25 dozen were sold in two = They're worth 25c. to-day. ON MONDAY TWO, 250. Many know of our 19¢. white linen handkerchiefs with fancy-diced corners and corded and revere bor- ders, and some with embroidered dots. They are ‘worth 19. to-day. ON MONDAY TWO FOR 250. MEN'S fancy-bordered pure linen handkerehiefs— the styles of 25c. handkerchiefs, the quality of 19. gues, Worth 1c. to-day. ON MONDAY TWO FOR Japanese silk handkerehiefs witb fancy-colored hem- stitcbed borders. The opportunity of a year. Ladies’, 25c.; worth 68e. Men's, 50c.; worth $1. (See belo bose siaanas THE PALAIS ROYAL. Tuz New Rovrunes, Exc. 2,000 boxes of Ruchings arrived yesterday and the day before. FOR 25c. Double-Row Bolting Cloth and Ribbon Ruffling. New patterns three-row Crepe Lisse; Dou- ble-row Boiting Cloth, with silk cord, in light-blue, Pink, cardinal, cream, white, ‘Not s yard worth lese than 35c.,and you will find identical patterus offered elsewhere at 25c., a we'll show ON MONDAY for 5c. TOURIST RUFFLING—Silk Bolting Cloth, 6 yards in box, for @8c. Identical style sold last week at 20c. s yard, At24and50c.A BOX we show Ri with real Lace edge. — FOR lvc. Fancy Serim Ruffling, with cord edge, light-blue, pink, cardinal, black, white, cream; worth 25¢., because usually sold for 250. (See space below. = me Tu Naw Laces. Don't Judke our new stock by these random nelec- ons. 40-inch Egyptian Lace Flouncing, heavy patterns, in white, cream, aud beige: sold elsewhere to-day and at the Palais Royal heretofore at 68c. a yard. ON MON- DAY FOR 35c, PLAT VAL. LACE FLOUNCINGS, ‘New Patterns at 55c., worth 75c. ‘New Patterns at 680., worth 98c. Now Patterns at 75c., worth $1.25. 42-inch Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings. The now Pieces 1.50 and 82, are the most conspicuous danrains 42-inch Black Spanish Guipure Flouneing. ‘New Patterns at 81.25, worth $1.68. ‘New Patterns at @1.50, worth 62. ‘ONLY ONE DEPARTMENT QUOTED ABOVE. (See space below.) Sig EPP, ERR A ho bee fe $8 {i f tet Fee S09 HS SALE SS, AA J Bas AA MONDAY, JUNE 11 TUESDAY, JUNE 19, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, SUMRIER DRESS GOODS = FALAIS ROVAL: Our great purchases of last week make it possible to offer new stock in above departments at prices lower than quoted in this city for many seasons, A FEW ILLUSTRATIONS. Anderson's genuine Scotch Ginghams as being of- fered around town at 40 and 45 cents yard we offer at 250. A YARD. DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 10 and 12c. s yard, that ‘sold earlier in the season at 25c. a yd. COLORED SURAH SILKS at GSc. that have never before sold under 75c. and then only for special lots. CHINA SILKS. Warranted pure Chine Silke are very scarce We are showing White, Bisck and Colors at 750. that generally sold at 96c. BLACK SURAHS at 690. that you cannot duplicate under 75c. Sam les will prove. BLACK RHADAMES st 89c.; worth 1. BLACK GRENADINES at $1; worth $1.26. CREAM CASHMERES, Albetross and Nun's Veiling’ at 25, 35, 60, 68 and 750. ‘We respectfully request an examination of these Cream Wool goods, as we are sesured they are una- sual values. OUTING FLANNELS, 150. PER YARD. ‘For seashore or mountain wear—for nearly all occe- sions uring the summen—these are the thing. We ‘think we have the best variety of patterns in town, WHITE SUITS. ‘Having secured from s leading mapufscturer all bis wurmmer stock of White Wrappers and Suite for ladies, misses and children st 33} per cent Giscount, we are offering the best bargains in town. and ‘The stock om exhibition in our second floorpariors, ‘The coolest in the city—-3¢ large windows. THE PALAIS ROYAL? A. LISHER, Propeictor, 1117-1129 Penseytvenie sveeua, Max Onnres Paourrey Frzzo. | Woonwarn & Lorsnor. ‘SATURDAY, JUNE 16TH, 1888, Let us repeat what wo said yesterday. “In the future we shall refrain from stating any for- mer price from which goods have been reduced, ‘no matter how great the reduction may d¢." The ‘Worth of merchandise is what it will bring. We lower the price for one of two good reasons. ‘Bithar because we can now buy the goods cheaper ‘at wholesale, or, to quote trade parlance, we are “stuck.” Both of these ressons are now lower- ing pricesall over the store, except, of course, ‘on staples, which remains the same year in and out Anderson's Scotch Gingbams sre down. Four: teen handsome patterns in checks, plaids, and stripes, are now 25c, Besutiful Ombre Stripes, Lace-striped effects, embroidered stripes, have Also been reduced to 25c., and we sre confident ‘Bo such qualities or patterns have yet been shown at the price. Freres Koechiin's French Sateens, 250. Every ‘Rew lot seems prettiest, The 160. Sateens are closer to them in style than the price intimates, Tt would require # good look to distinguish be- ‘tween them made up. Saveens 125. Reductions have been made in Shawls—large reductions. We have too many Cream snd Car- Ginale, Caahmere—all wool and called two yarde—the cheapest of them lack an inch or #0, Six hundred in all. 1 lot down to 75c.; another to 81, and another to@2. There is about two dozen blacks in the lots. (Third floor.) ‘The Parasols st half are going nicely. No need to advertise them, except to tell you to hurry. Early in the week we sttended an Auction Bale of Laces. Lace houses do not place their g0ods at auction if possible to dispose of them ‘at private sale, Itis the exception when they gets tair price at auction—often they get con- siderably less than s fair price. We were fortu- nate and bought largely, and as a consequence, ave rare values to offer. We have stopped say- ing “were so much,” “worth so much,” “usually sold for so much,” and the like. So simply wives few quotations—an advertisement with- out the usual trimmings. 40-inch Cream Oriental Lace Flouncings, embroidered, 31 inches deep, at 35c. per yard. Ditto, heavier patterns, embroidered. 33 inches deep, at 50c. Ditto, finer and s more elaborate pattern, at 6240. 27-inch Beige, all-over Oriental Net, ‘5c. Cream Valenceinnes Lace Flouncings, 40- inch, at 50 and 5Séc. Black Chantilly Lace Fiouncings—not s piece but that is under price, 81.60, $2, $2.25 and $3. Some lower, come higher. Handkerchiefs for five cents; for Ladies and Boys. We took three hundred and twenty dozen as expressive of our opinion of them. The size is %, all pure linen, hemined, tape border, and unquestionably the best we bave yet of- fered. We bought other lots, too, of the same stripe. Ladies’ White All-linen Hemstitched, half, one, ope-and-a-half and two-inch hems, at 123, Much better. hemstitched and scal- loped edges, st 18c.; 3 for 50c. All are slightly better than you have been buying at the priges. ‘Two best values in low-priced Summer Biack Goods is: 21-inch Nun's Veiling at 20c. per yard, and 38-inch at 37}¢c. Both sll wool. We have everything desirable in Light-weight Black Fabrice, ‘Muslin Chemise that were more yesterday are down to Sic. to-day. They didn’t move fast enoush, (Second floor.) ‘We will Lave something to say about Bathing Fisonels Monday. If you want to get ahead of the news don’t wait. (Second floor.) Three hundred pieces, and more than thirty distinct patterns in Flouncings of White India Linons. These few show the drift: White India Linon Flouncings at 50c. per yard, em- broidered 15 inches deep. We skip those at 75c. ‘to tell of 47-inch at 874c., embroidered 32 inches, and a heavier-worked pattern at $1, and still finer, deeper, and heavier one at $1.25, and soon up to $4. Half-widths in Flouncings for children’s dresses—“2 and 27 inches wide— 20-inch all-over, at 65c. is excellent value. New pstterns in Nainsook Edgings, with In- sertings to match, for children's guimpes. (Second floor.) The manufacturers are continually sending ‘us“Short Lengths” of Linens—the same which have given such entire satisfaction to our cus- tomers for the past eight years. They are called “Mil Ends"—perfect in every respect. You save from 10 to 25 cents per yard in buying them in this way instead of off the piece. Best for Men's Shirts, Ladies’ and Children's wear, be. Velvets enter largely into the trimmings of ‘Challies, Sateens, Batistes, Alvatross and other Aight summer woolens and cottens. 30 shades of 18-inch Silk Velvet at @l and $1.25, and 22 ‘shades at $1.50. Poorer Velvets can be bought for leas—we haven't any—nor is it economy for you to buy them. Best shades of course; Ser- Pents, Gobelins, Mshoganys, Sage, Electric, Mouse, Reds, &c. (Biret floor; next to silks.) For Men, We were fortunate enough to get hold of another case of those Balbriggan Un- Gershirtsand Drawers, which werecently closed outso quickly at two-thirds their usual price. Woven neck-band, self-facing, pearl buttons, finished cuff, fine soft quality. Drawers full cut, re-enforced and strongly stayed. 50 cents pergarment. $1 per suit. Bathing Tranks for Men and Boye Drop- stitched net, plain and fancy. Boy's 180., Men's 250. Calcutta Water Coolers—Somewhat new for us, yet they bave been in use in India for fifty years. Those are an improvement over ‘the original kind, having 8 glass water-holder (about three pints) within a zine bucket, while another sinc bucket telescopes over it, Will keep ice or ice-water about 15 hours in s tem- perature of 75 degrees. Almost indispensible for thesick-room. $2 each. Outing Cloth—The best thing we have ever bad in the store in medium-priced fabrics for intrinsic value. They bave the effect of fine Ceylon and wash beautifully, Avery attractive it of English stripes and plaida, Enough to make thousand dresses of ten yards each. For seaside and mountain Gresses, boating, yachting and lawn tennis suits, “outing” suite and boys’ shirt waists, (Second floor.) ‘The Black Silk for summer dress is Surah. Black French Surah, with black edge, for sashes, G4c. per yard; a better grade for dresses 9c, Bisck American Surah at 60c. A wider ‘And better grade, in both lustrous and mourn- ing finish, st S4c,—ell summer weighta Two ‘White Silks from China—Ohins, and Shanghal, Ching, at Uc. Shanghai, more even in weave, smoother in finish, and better, at 75c. and ¢1. ‘White Japanese is heavier and better than either; ss good for Ladies’ Shirt-Waists and fronts as for dresses and trimmings, $1.50. WHITE GOODS—Examine the tableful of Zora Persian Lawns, They sre under former price, at 16e. A good moueys worth. We took 75 pieces to get them low enough to sell at this Brice. (Second floor.) ‘Pancy Moss Baskets, in cute shapes for hair- pin cushions, &c., Zand Sc. Attractive variety of Iscger sizes for toilet-caves, 8, 10, 15, 18, and 20c. each. Baskets for fancy work, every varie- ty of style, shape, avd color; 25c. Scrap Bas- kets, white, 25 and 30c., colored, 40c, Almost ‘2 Curlstmas line in June, (ourth Soor. Colored Blankets for camping out, yachting, fishing, and excursion usee—Gray, $1.50, 81.75, $2.50, $2.75, to $6: red, 85, 5.50, 86, to $10; Plaid Homespun Blankets, $6. Sum- Mmer-weight Bed Blankets—We have tham, but ‘have not the room for them to-day. ‘Turkey Red Demasks in three new qualities to-day—The handsomest and best we bave yet ‘Deen able to sell st their price, Althowrh com sidered by many to be, and sometimes gold for, men, there fe no linen in them Dyed in the thread before woven hence the absclutely fast ‘color. The arrival of the fruit season is ¢reating an upesual demead. Thirty pieces of 58-inch. at 600; 10 pieces O0-inch at G2)g0. ‘Fitton places at 750, (Becomd Boor.) WOODWARD & LOTERO®, 16 Coe. 110b and P ote. 2.w, Se ears Wena oe Waa MaxN TO Take GF a lag: plain work; Deiuter preferred iv iT DICK'S AGENCY, WOMEN OUOKS. Wit 10 to ultras, aren laut waiters, rennin: Pray Sinaia bgt Tene: Jel0° ANTED—AN D—AN EXPERIEN D> W: aa -NCEI bey ty who ies souie experience (0 seam os Remuyst eos Othstnw. yD, DRESS- makers: waist or skirt 1324 14th st nw. Rae Detween ror WHF 4.9 Sad aT a Ce y «TED aN IN THLCIOENT FOURS WANA MSS Rave ages |S Wircpnag gem ea of corer WILL Pa} eae NTED—A BOY, 15 OR 16 YEARS ‘auist ina bor. “Apply at coraoe at ter Wares YOUTH NOT OVER 17 YEARS OF ‘age to learn the drug business. Inquire at corner 2lat and G ste. nw. at \\ ANTED—A THOROUGHLY Co) FETENT, WO- yoau oe yaitross and chambermaid in private fam Rly of two adults: Scotch or Bt ‘bring unexceptional reference. Bis aa 12th stp oa. WANIED 5 A, SOBER. “RELIABLE COLORED aman igattend two horses, and drive for private family, with references, to CHAS. iN GANSON, Oth and Dots, n.w 18 - SESS BE Oe eau conduc es, meu, and women, w and colored, for all kinds of labor, for Dis- TrietSnd staton with reference. F17M sturwsuig t-te Wear ED—A LADY STENOGRAPHER TO TEACH Drivate pupils Pitman's ayatem at moderate rates references. dress R.. Star office, 3016-20 ‘WASTED TWELVE MEN TO TRAVEL rg YY for doing it; securit quired *Koniy trois 2s be i ite 108 FOR, 500 ‘country, ‘tne. SEG peor DEST os situation with an invalid or for may faith ci Bahar 'ANTED—A MAN AND wire. WHITE OF cor: basement rooms. washit gts work wilbeaies ts paymentel eat Su fe i Nenpess= reas Warenar A EpsrROrges Warts SO- toasdst sarees: one tothe country. O26 26th etn. ON el Seue ANTED-SITUATION AS LUMBER CLERK. Wires eB ot eleze S| WANTED Sitar} INS AS STENOGKAPHERS eae Indien ting oun ‘tte work: references oS ee = Vy ANTED_bBY 7oLasa wiiTe GIRLS ishing ta leate the city for the suniner. a tase se reeeon: Bont of ference Address Box 07, Suaromen eigsie WANTED--HOUSES. WANTED. To PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY—A the wwenientiy: asd oeatraiy located" langs r convenient oeatraliy loca a Rouse sigh apecialiy: Zenireds But mans riude Dee ferred. ioe uct to exewod @19,000_andfcn eany pay Renta, Will not deal with real estate ageuta Address, Sa igs frm Ma Weston 8G) Sia ce =| an (D-STORY FRONT ‘Anat ae os —__COUNTRY BOARD. ___ Aviat cee taaee CAN SEESE Ane mies | Be Bee other 5 ‘suital Fete RENT — “Icey FURN Parlor and comaminicating bed room o1 rooms with private bath: wi 24 thet ow. ie for fs0N, 308 ee LARGE ROOM arms Loox Aoutest JOR RENI— t Toots, aud one emailer Jocation, near exchanged. & RENT—4i6 OTA st. N. W.. LARGE, COOL plessan| ouie atiiale Fooun, nicely i706 LST NW. it room: also, ave and cars. Pty yet So focation, jk RENT FURNISHED—ONE LARGE FRONT F kh Board, ‘Room on second at summer ratca, 728 Lith st. nw. POR RENT—LARGE, COOL, AND HANDSOMPLY VY forniabed if desires, 424 N st nw. UK RENT—NEWLY-PUR! $12, Koom bath on'same & OR RENT—ROOMS ns Mstnw. RENTIDELIGHTFULLY © COOL PARLORS ‘Bed-rooms: firet-class house, send ep suite or: Address Box 143, Star o! oR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING “ROO Fei floor, with Kitchen, uf desired. 2 — ou guard tor SHED | Just back of it, oor, at 936 New i ites for the NO COOL FRONT PARLORS. 18T Brice $10 and $12; two large cool and @6. 614 Lith at and one aguare furnished. pene anew se goals ITH BOARD pt ehy yu tmmner ib one oat aasietal Aocations, 1016, cox. Mass ave. aud Ft = ieee a ie e. Table Board, "3 ply FRONT ROOM, "3016-30" ‘WASTED To RENT 4 FURNISHED HOUS! [ae RENT—1720 H ST, N. W, FURNISHED ht rooms, without china or linen, by # | H' rooms: ‘fret and second floors: with north and = ix oF maf hosts for five mouths or ama Gf oges.and furniture bys geting, reat Tent ‘must be modcrate. dress BM. WisTEDvaoH OWNERS TO RENT 10 CARE- saving tenant, several Housrs, on ood street nad in ead a orhood, at from $00 to be = aaa EG ESIGHT, oT Tub ee a. obly. DUSLAE Oe Be. J ANTED—ALL LADIES WISHING REMUNER- W ative emplcyinent can have beaded and silk work todo at home. froin which $5 to $20 weekly can be made by worl event tus free. Access GHEEY £ GILLIST. 200 Clark ste Chicago, 11.315. Wi NTED—AN IRISH WOMAN AS COOK IN ze private family. oe We HANDY, Be a o'clock at the real estate office of C. at. Dw. Sees eesti 2 V ’ ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS TAILOR TO WORK by the week or piece; also and vests; good wases and Roly to tHls L'RCLLY. Salisbury, NO ele Se Warne RESPECTALE WHITE abit cook, wash, and fron for asimall required. "Address M.J., Star office. Jolg-3t* Wants RESPECTABLE WHITE Sgt’ | for general housework im a small f: tT references wust be furnished. Address Mrs M., Star omice. Jerse vou: ively the fastest welling article on garen “Address EMPINE CO, 381 onic Se oy . Vv T-ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SKIRT HAND. ‘who has knowledge of draping preferred: ihn Ox W AStED-HOUSES, LARGE AND SALE. TO Wat to customers, aa we nave mare, calla for M can eu jer will ow ince their houses in our batda "HERRON & RAMEY, $507 Fst nw. set-in WANTED--BOARD. Wee =o GENTLEMAN WANTS board forchiltsen clone a's Yousily whose eeey wil ae. home; terms must be ressousble. Ad- office, 1 W. oa EFINED LADY WOULD LIKE TO find « comfortable home with board daring summer months for exchange of good instruction in singing, music, or languages, -, Wis Star office. yerd-st FOR SALE—LOTS. south exposure, ove equate weet of W avy De- Dartments, trausiente secoumodated, yele-or JOR RENT—FURNISHED—DURING JULY LY aommsdias house im Borthweet price table board vor wtlemau, edulta, reference, Addrees = we JOR Ki tT at Je10-30 Poe REST FA NICELY FURNISHED TH THIRD- ro wi Lath, algo a frout hall rooms stnw. FOR RENTSAT 15 GRANT PLACE—TWO LARGE com, 2d floor rooms: two horth and two south: Mindows and four lange closets: rome = also one id Fe RENT—UNFU airy towether, to 307 M pags iN & PRIN large, air; front room. A PRIVATE FAMILY, NIGELY- furnishe1 and unfurnished Kooms, with beth and uinIher rates: Jessons in French aud Latia of- fered wratis. Apply after ¢ pm, 1201 1ithet nw, t and was, bot and cold rent reasonable; 1418 deh FOE, REST THREE, UNF ERIS feciny north and south aanle ‘tultable for housekes weeping. 32) ISHED—MOST OF LARG) handsome House; yards, cellar; location healthful as country “near cars, Departments, Uhree adults upstairs; references exchaneet st nw. _ 4616-205 5 EOoRE ud Very de 2 Cat. aw. 0 rey oF e158. R SALE—FINE LOTS. 40x150, ON 7TH 8 extended, east side, near Whitney ave.; street cars. for business or residences no better: property fae rab.tantial value in that vicintt “leet wages paid.” 1903 Fst uw. io Ivth and oe WANTED — cixwan RE TO RO GENERA ‘OR SALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 20 FEET W fsrenork ‘sell fam ana aE one block of Dupont Circle, price @8,000 Ws fED—AT BURGESS, 425 10TH st. ‘above Gas Office, treman: Kitchen. maid, chi re for resort, Es ud colored; ail kinds of do ANTED — 50,000 ADY AGENTS TaecE ately, also we W rn; Rrandest move; tuves- septate ese over unfitton sold. SRS. BETES | ai Waste MAN TO RUN GANG SAWS AT MAR- bie quarry; state terms. Address a office. W [ED—BOYS WITH GOOD SOPRANO 4 Alto voices. Liberal salaries Sea at iy at Se Parish Hall 16th st. bet. scent St chnreh ob Tuesday and p.m Ws ENERGETIO, ‘nen, eituaved outaide Wasnt gion our house in his state. $20. and, exacted. MANUPACTU! TERPRISIN |, to represent ANTED—LOCAL OR TRAVELING AGENTS y for 4 new specialty fce-progt safes: N. Ns agent ordered car-loed Aret week, &R, sgout aif ear. load a Mich, canvasser cleated Sado “ae months . juffalo dealer with his other Casfen, wel seat permonth on cur apecialty eatalovs ties RAPE CO. ‘Cineinuath, Oho. my i6-weeda y ANTED—$100 TO A MONTH CAN BE W inde working for ae agents So oa, furnish ‘their ome horses and ive time to pis ed als, A ue ouput nye rattablyc E°SOuNSON'e Co. 1000 Main ete Michinond: Ver WANTED--—ROOMS. V TANTED — BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (without children) 2 = 3 ete furnishea rooms for light er a preferred and terms reasonable. dress eooMs, Star office. 1t* WANTED EY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ONE or two unturnisbed rovis: north or south eget: oe northwest section, Address FIRST WAKD, Star terme A “ees CHitkites EARLY, 603 14th et SALE—DESIR ABLE bet. eels 15th sts. 22ft to aL. ies cor, X. Have and Lat. 72372. price 2.25, Hote on G neér XH. ae 3x100, only 81-95. ‘ote ons, bet. Buh and 10ta Bin. BULAUO, price ict on 18th, near R, I. ave.,242100 to licy, only tcor. N. J.ave, and D st. s.e., 61x75, cheap; it on P, near 14th, 34x100, price $1.65. ot" ret ITH BOARD, PLEASANTLY FUR- i Teton bel ave. b ‘bet. Cau bo tl alley: Se. | Eo iahed Room mr gute of three furnished wfur- 4 Hare Shek Sapa at Sep eer aL inonth in sdvance 33 Been Aiba ber ~ WESCOTT & witcox, RNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ib: 2907 Fe. ave, nae Selo On SALE elegant Par eld Fe BK RERTSPLEASINT BO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, ‘bear Dupont, Circle at sumniner fates, our MM Star office. Jelb-3e from car lin JOR REN bourekee pine. 450 nished frout rooms on 2d floor, or and Bed- _ Address: Q8T_N Ww, Two | silver, table lines, and dishes ‘URNISHED—1437 L sT, fnage, foal, asgis Bed geecieos Gat eaters 3 desired pear “Arlington. Board if + Sumner prices. UR Suitable for light shes furnished. WAN NICELY. 3015-3t° 2 ea Se SE a I ae Re as Ai __Paswon Post-oftce Lenton P Haw. abs TATION. 3 METROPOLITAN F Proprietor, successor to ne |e = Be apply oc. very 3 Sea CF HILL” LOUDOUN ¥, sae Ses ete eok orth Pork Lato ee 4 Hasty sl eats broker, 13901 F ot, Wasuington, BC. - a eL a at te tte NTE BOARD PERSONS WiSHING BOARD i be accommodated with latwe, st rooms and brat of table bout “Termes teeter For particulars eidress ¥. 0. Bos 50. Tahoma Par. 2, rs CUT REae 4 CoE SoHE FOR z ion, beautifuly Foote, food water and tale fore two trains datiy ioand ‘or particulars address JUN L- La wun County, Va. 70H RENT-—W ABINGTON GROVE, TWO PLEAS: ‘aut roonum furmisied wi sultanie for f iy ‘also, Table Moard, at Mise RILGUUK'S Cottare, cater of 8d and Grows srontees, opr betel fee COOSE PALE ACD. NEAR KAPIDAN STATION iid 1, 'Caiper Co Va pleas Gat iuiutner. bear’ foot of Rive ter, Milk. ioe, aud stn, tectha, @:20 Routh foradults Wt W'bhiGus eho Sint: BOARDERS WANTED IN WAKKEN of mic shade S ton, tes. BO ‘ernie molerete ain tailes frou en ty ‘Springs. Address Mra WM. iePHAM, ‘arreuton, Va. 316-30 ‘ W MEK BOARD) Ks IN A BEAUTI- ou top of Rurth Mountan, vest belt road Seation. Geitghtral tresses a eter, bo ongiitone, to) Walarfe three wails duly References Deot of refercucen given Adana ping CHS AR RO. Sos ko we Medgeeritie, ate weley County, W. Vi FPERTCEASS COUNTRY BOARD, crag milk and fruit. seven miles from silver Spr igection to children. “Lerus moderate Sie! ‘AWCEIT, Coleevilie, Moutgumery Comesaanrs ENT LOCATION—3 MILES FROM CITY) uakes 4 rive each way day. abd fealty Toole, ‘aloo, stable root, a Sucee expected. "Address GOODYE AN RUBBER CO, Sov bier jei8-3e Geek BORED, FALTS CHURCH. Va. azonD- siee of fruit voretabiog na talk tae wine, wa Sire’. TENGLAND.* ™ exsadie: 3 DATIONS POR 20 BOARDERS AT THE farm, oue-balf mile frou Boyd's Stay ioe, milk, shade, aud purest of #1 tind water: horses stid carriages at bowiual retes. @ om teodacious for private teuune, teria for adulta, 62.) bar magni gre ore. Addr B.C vet x de ses ricer tA FEW BOARDERS FOR THE stm ‘er su the country wsbort ride trem the fhe B&O. Rk Address Mire AW. NIGODEMUS. Bockeystows, Nid. ‘ele ae HE SPACION BURBAN “HALL OF SUDLEY* ia Dow open for the entertainment of summer boarders rand ‘Balu Towing fine drives, ‘ola 2 nana. we JULIA HOVE, terme very, K, Shepherdstown, W, COUNTRY BOAMD, IN 4 ‘in Gree. coes KEID, MMEK BOARD—TWO Lane Tegous ig private faaily. Terme isod. F2 R RENT—2 ROOMS, 2D FLOOR FRO NT, ‘ng north wad east, for lught housekeepi Teierence exchanged: Apply at 120" Ly, =e ie sd, Garrett OARDERS Was D DURING THE SUMMER months iy the wouutaive of Virgiule. for particu: jarw address N. i KEASEM, Wasltugton, apyabuar Bock Con Va. mye lewie R RENT—820 Foi inhed, at Roome (permanent). ished, during the summer only, for $20. gel b-2t 1019 10th st., fu: Fire ECOND-FLOOR, as UR- ng park. Two lovely ‘Rooma, fur- R THE WANT OF MONEY— "The owner will sell sbvut 36,000 feet ct well Ipvated Hagralt stat ty Se pecooates or ho eee about one half ita value; this iss chance, and Ro reasonable offer will be refused; *Sifcasn: abetrecton JOHN F. DONOHOE, _3016-3t° ‘313 East Capitol st. RK SA! WO LOTS, 15 BY 100; ALSO, TWO FEE Dp apeoigen anncrae Et Se ES Bemis. com be aay ie Three Business Rell located. close ta center part of Sapiea Corter, rented st @38 per month; price $3,500. JOHN F DONOHOE, 16-3" East Capitol st, F&.,! SALE — GREAT sineaie ‘COLUMBIA ties ie 4400100) aa ona 3c iedearh ‘covered. Sey lemon offer-d fo: siew 3 st oeaaa3 | celta WALKERS WILSON Loud Pst. seie-oe RK BAI UST OFF CONNECTICUT AVE. A Fees Se OF! eg jest INO. F. WAGGAMAR, 1003 F st nw. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS W53sTED-10 SELL OR TRADI of goods 160 acres of ‘A big bargain. Kanna. 20. ANTED—A” RELIAB] mother snd son in renting Bouse, thereby reducing rent ERSON TO JOIN eixht or nine-room +, Star of percha wone FOR | FOUR SNCRORSE Tesius and naa Wi like to get peranent he “Apply to Wie HAYDUN, Mon Hitsh ats 'Georsotown. ae ‘ANTED-TO BORROW $3,000 ar TWO ears, at 5. Der ye annum; security. real estate’ po commissions. “Address TWO, Stat ofa. el -Ot “ANTED—TO HIRE span! coaeigere ion suitable for ratio ie SB Forest Glen, M ELEaSe WANTED BOOK KEEPING — AD ovat fed in oe eee BO asian ca cS system ; n privately; terms moderate, ad~ instructio: ATIR, Star office. \WWANTED-THE USE OF A PIANO FO! Wikirace oy a teaponaible party. “Addcoas PLANO, meee = Seloae CELE Wire co. ‘SECOND HAND pecuiminei Coke (3016-3t Aéih and B te * Y ATER DANT J. 2 J. MOFFAT, 414 4% 8: 3.W., AR OR a pe ES Dricea tuoderate: drive rei cas sclaity. Jelo-tmr WV ANED-FRAME HOUSES TO BUILD, ALsO Wisar eee abort tet Tefereuces. Address Box 6, Star office. nbitiee Clare oO STHONAS RU ‘AXTED—A SOUND YOUNG HORSE, Ham W cas, And. side-bar buggy. Ulve price and, de- scription 3. T.3 del 4-3" Waseeain OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS ind ; don’t get strong or rancid; keeps bet- than "butter, sutialantion, ail the fivered anata font Wmysast™ Wit. ©. SES |—FURNI- Ti ne Stoves, oF entire Housebeld Be H. BAUM. 219 7th st aw. Waite FRY EUNDRED matt OF OL oer ea Wereee WI = = ‘ANTED—CLOTHING 20: Wie See sae ay Vera soi Terusa snoderta, ee HS eee ons ave., comer aw. WOR SALE-IF YOU'D MAKE MONEY QUICK, write postal for, free copy Rosslyn X ‘Nowa Hoes: city. Lets “will soon dee’ Value ‘BeaNDO® S74 & HERD: Nels: 1009 ‘SALE—CHEAP—THREE LOTS ON PRINCE- Fe sty neat {th at, wil be eld for lee that bat for fround in seine equare; residence being built Bar hem To cont 600,000, 2-8, CAYWoOD, 15 910 9th st. R ‘SAE RHRIE peat LoTsIN ie ed a 9600, each: “siittitreonb: 1435p F st R SALE TWO, Lots TN BOS MOUN i overlooiing Mock Creek fine sl Der | ao cents, Be Dav18 1510 = a i IF ae ?. ele 3t Jeld-st mate NHORMARER 020 Faw. i—A VERY DESIRA- | FS Soruee op lath and Wallach ats: 203106 to i also interior lot on same street: this property ia ra increasing. feist bovis F ULS P. SHOEMAKER 920 Faw. | E—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, 1 Fok SALE BEACIDGE BETLDING U7, WER ne | EBS estes Qow.on very easy terms, aie JARGAIN—NEW HAMPSHIRE are Pog opposite Dupont Dircle, Lot =. Prequare foot, MEISRELL& Me LERONt 1608 Fae. Sw. Jei2-6r Fi SALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE LoT oN Rhode Island ave. between 13th and iach ste 3° feet, through to Pat naw A “fel2-0t_ MEISKELL & MCLENOS, 1008 F st.n.w. erie ARGAINS—SIE LOTS NORTH SIDE “of Swau af, bet. New Hampshire ave., os feet it hy 10 cosner lot Jo12-10 KR SALE_1122 8Q FEET, oe 31 Fresion 11th pt saat Just abort stask ax: « anten feet on Lith st east. Doth: ope Lincoln Parke 3012-6" National a of the Kepublic. ror rere et IN 80 L a 012-61 ERD Bank of the me RPT asa fer LX at seks eI L. Diath ‘Bus #0 Seussse x 7 THE EDI = Pcreptesetes & | Le =} ee RK ae a, lO, pean bore bubost Ci Circle, fe 8s, sa Appiy'ts —LOOK! Fue ee 12x83. Cor, BP ec caer et |E Omgoo au a. wan | with or without _Je1d-1w* couforte; mod. th st, Just Fark house for sum: "3 Gouse for cummne ansurpesed. Lt iNestox Ten, a mouth Por ou north of Franklin able rates. SEVERAL FRON’ Mt iT ROOMS, 1017 14th st.n.w., near Ket_ Fe RENT—PRIVATE FAMILY, THREE NICELY furnished 1: ree Rooms, with of without Board, ema ae eee eevee ES ‘Ri ICI BLY. FURNISHED AN _ Jelena my24-4wej) Fe RENT—8Ia be Arlington, lanes, cool snd airy OF single; speci JOR RENT—1328 1ST. lin Park: cool, pleasant rooms for the summer ‘without board. ial summer prises, > references exchansed. | Roe RENT—COOL DELIGHTFUL Bc ene ae RENT—ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, on second floor, with first-class board. ith “oF without board; to Wormley"a, references, dew 2 i Tequired. 1416 N'st. nw. VERMONT. AVE, OPPOSITE OPPOSITE FRANK- 19-40 ROOMS, SUM- 1502 H st a tor : references iny26-lu FOR RENT—OF: 'FICES. K RENT—O1 Fetuw. Apply to 3e2-1m BEALL, BR (CE-ROOMS IN BUILDING 1214 OWN & CO., 1321 Fst. FOR, RENT—STORES. | RoR? RENT-GROCERY | STORE—STOCK | FOR ‘sale; two squares trom the Capitol, with Sane bree “TABS pos RI ING 3 24th st. nw; new apd suitable for any business. . MYERS & SON, 1428 New York sve, Apply tod. W. P. Je16-1m ‘water, sud sewer: 313 beast Capitol st, _ Furnished and unfurnished roome for rent. Jel! STORE AND DW extra : part SOHOE, gent. & 1808 Foret THE DESIRABLE CORNER STORE DoW Used s8.4 dining and lunch-room, southwest Coruer 11th and E sts. n.w.; one of the best busitess aoa sue ria Inquire of owner at sh te eu" trance to $3 ot FS RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STORE and dwelling, cor. 25th and I 8. ‘erm moderate to a first-class tenant 5. BOGUE, a RENT—1602 ‘store aud dwelling, with brick atatie, best Duel” iBees point on the street." hc. CUTTER, 1443 Fat my 24th at JOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING AT 1038 me, with all mod thst, ald -12w* 24th st. nw. em improvements Fate io t., Georgetown, ater, ory coutaining Inguire 2638) stn w.: suitable for feed, or light manufacturing. Fe ‘f—A BEAUTIFUL TONED HANDSOME cased Hallet tween 12th yuse, ‘hance for a mu D FIVE ROOMS aT inet net for $30 month in advance. Iu- water, * Kopigtte Sony dell-2aa, LARGE NEW del! CoG, EQME FOR CHILDREN. “A TLEAs: fant, healthy bome, where motueriy care is exer. feed est it ecicrrices "tora Tearutabie, ‘Aalreme Mrs RORDS KUM, “ermdon, Ve, or Mra 3. Holly ‘Tree Hotel, City.” mbs ey S TAKEN AT PHILOMONT Loudoun County, Va, one of the most elevated hd health{ul sections of Virginie: sbundance of) fruit, milk, vegetables, &c-; daucing pavition other ecousewente For particulars’ adress D TaVeNn * Sy beite” YOUNTRY BOARD-OOLD POINT FARM, VERT ear statics "ew house: igh. Be spring wter; grounds, with beautiful views, pure, cold jersey uilik and butter: egies, chickeus, fruit, aud tow Qddree Box 30, Clutton Biation,” Fairtex County, hi Jel2-0onw"” FEW LADIES OR GENTLEMEN CAN FIND ae i + terns, €20 per south Sire Hp Caattn, phen City, Fi eve OSPECT HILL 18 BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED the mounssine of Vinrioi. plenty of shade, fruit, tceand milk: food fal Ad a sesdee Rornee for inden chy. references, HER BON, North Forks Loudoun Oo, Var ISSAN MMEK BOARI Wai msmsanos, KAPPAHANNOGR ‘Coup ,pameer Buerdere. tiesant rooms, co, milk and fruit: terns, 618 per iouth."¢3 perweck” Heferences given ‘Bite’ Wa CARTER, yelb-at® ‘WILT BE OPEN commmudation of guests by June MABON JAMES, QR THE AG s*ygont SYLVA™ —BEALTHY LOCATION, ALC pondauce of fruits, table appeiut= Biente Grat-clame 0 per month. Apply at ope WM BROWN, Comora, King Gouge Co. Va. Selb Se ‘A FES BOARDERS CAN BE ACOOMMODATED IN S private cottaen the ands sbuve the Filiage of Oakland. Sd.\0 alles from ‘Deer Parks Piruty of shade, milk, bor, fresh vegetablee. abd frat Saddie and driving borses, “Fur information, sud rel 1 Ket nw., Washington, D.C. erencenautve Gee, COUNTRY BOARD AT FAIRVIEW FARM, ated at hea! hy. piraaa. Pure water, fue shade. tert moderste. Address 3ks.'U AU! Bonk tare slonuomery County Aa. sie oe ‘NCLE" SAMUEL P, MURKAY WOULD LIKI ol haves dogm white bosdere, at hdc tage,” Lincoln, Lvuivan Co Va attendance, ice uulk, pure sprin walter, aid good country fare at reasonable rai eld-ore Wante. MMER BOARDERS AT @15 4 mouth or #4 s week, children over teu years full ce. For particulars address Mrs, W. L KOBSON, jersonton, Culpeper Co.. Va. eld 3 OALDERS WISHING TO SPEND THE SUMMER within Teach of Weslingtou aud where they will ve wood attention, Lrsi-cinas Luar, 3 rai oe, Be With Feasonable rates, address Mre. WELL, Fails Church, e143” CLASS BOARD: QPKING BANK OF FERy Fil larye room. fruit, ter, wilk in vrofusiva, &e. $5 per week, Traine met daily. Heferences'exchas Address SPHING BANK, Alexandra, Va 132% Spo BOARD CAN BE HAD AT EPISCOPAL sual Inatitute Building. Winchester, va-'at ree: ouubie Fates. Foote bretty location sounds. society excellent, churches of all dene, ous, Address A. MAGILL SMITH, Winchester call at 1205 @ SUNSET HILL CAN ACCOMMO Boe, ra att iocaion, late a Seda.“truit, toe and milk vernon tend guces exchaturod Addtese TH:” MISSES zeCiias MBLs. S FROM ALEX audtia, Feiriax Co—large Louse, high, slady wi. ice and milk traige ist. to 8 eeliington twice S day 3 aud $U'a weak Address BUKSUSDY HO) ‘Aleandr: yer Davie Upright piano, ‘and 13th, Jott, and ‘cot a ‘room 311 Othst nw. RENT BRICK STABLE, IN ALLEY Ba- Kaud L sts. n. stalls, for rent oF for 015-3 Leek HE 1311 14TH o1 Envelopecoutatuing @60 avd reward is offered for its Fecovery by ING, 128 ¥ st ne OSTSIN THE STREET, AT MT. PLEASANT, two 12% 02." un Expert’ wis Rackets Fiater wil plense notly CHASE Law of ‘ces, O11 F st nw. 216-3" 55 KENAEDLOST BETWEEN GEORGETOWN in Bridge, three Fishing tisning tackle. The above reward will De pd. Terurned to W. K. BOW, corer 20th st Sinn toe ‘Pennsylvania ave. YOUNTRY BOARD—FARM HOUSE, HALF MILE Cirom "Ciuegetts stattcu ts view of ospund. pace Ei aged from the mountain’ Ad¢ De OWE. Casgotte, Waab. Co. Bd: P.8- cen Tune 18. cry MYORT RETREAT,” ‘summer resort in FIKST_CLAS® POPU. eet ta the mouat ite of eer ferry), advantages 2M. CLARK, Keep Tryst. Wasuingtou Ce. Mad Serp ne on OAKS.” ROCKVILLE AND O KR, ton t lcferuce regained i Bure Viera, now open. table fe wnt the eet teu, taste’ ‘walk Eroan rea MOUSE "AT CAMLIN ui ow fen for Suiamer Boarders prietor. a epine EE NGS. Vi PERSONAL. SELES pee es eOENTLEMAN OF MEANS DESIRES THE AO- ib need of axsistance. peat C Le BHOWN, City FU. 1 L gos te, oF i T—ON VERMONT A’ front of BETWEE BAND outainitig over G19. Reward itleft at $13 Vermont ft WHO WAS IN Law oy ag Cakes, of anil 1200 Ret be wil bear of J Siewdvamage ” wnebe Teas Las JSTH INSTANT. ABOUT, <CITY Fost. bunch of six or eight keys. = bee Fes — NLINTON HOUSE, 7TH AND 1 X.W LARGE, as ron at puma? price, out, ‘BAKER. ae Prat COMING TO aan YORK CAN Ce we | ees (3 ‘COOL AND Sa = = See SUBURBAN PROPERTY. _ Resta iefutd od geneuioy it YOUNG MAN IN GOOD SITUATION W Bites scguatnted itn some yyung indy with me vin, Siew ot ae SMATHING COOL, DRESSE. AD 33.