Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1888, Page 6

_- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., a, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: -June 22, 1588, Editor, ‘The Evening Star basa regular, permanent bona Sde daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the ether daily papers bere added together. ————— ‘The Star Out of Town. Persons leaving the city for any length of time ean Dave Tue Star mailed regularly to any address ‘nd for any period they may desire, 6” 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 to a foreign country, when the price, includ- Ing postage, is 80 cents per month. ——$—<—— Advertiners ‘will serve thefr own purpose best, and at the same time greatly accommodate Tae Stan, if they will send im before noon to-morrow their announcements for ‘the ertrs large edition of Saturiay’s paper. the forms of which must be sent to press much earlier than on ‘Ue other five days of the week. ———+e+_____ It may be tooearly to discuss the probabilities ‘of the coming campaign until the repubitcans have put thelr ticket in the eld; but the possibilities are constant quantities. Of the 401 electoral votes, 201 are necessary to a popular choice. ‘The north- ern states, including among these Colorado and ‘Kansas, which are really south of a continuation of Mason & Dixon's Une, but in their state elec- ‘ons show a preference for republican candidates, ‘and California, which is geographically a southern state, but im sentiment more closely allied with the north, are counted on by the repubil- cans to furnish 182 votes The southern ‘states are looked to by the democrats for 153, and New York, Indiana, New Jersey, and Connecticut are put by both parties in the doubtful column, although the New England aMilations of Connec- ‘Ueut Incline her rather to the republican side, and ‘New Jersey democrats boast that their state al- ‘ways goes democratic In presidential years. New ‘York's 36 votes, added to the republican 18%, ‘would give the required majority with 17 to spare, or, leaving New York out of the question, Indiana and Connecticut or Indiana and New Jersey in combination Would effect the same result. If they could carry New York the republicans could afford to let the rest of the doubtful states goand give California, Oregon, Colorado, and Nevada—the whole Pacific slope—to the democrats in the bargain. This ts why the ques- ‘ton of locality is so strongly argued in connection ‘with the pleas for certain candidates at Chicago; and it is upon such a foundation that Mr. Harri- son’s supporters build their hopes of overcoming any opposition which his attitude on the Chinese question may have aroused against bim on the ‘Western coast. The democrats, on the other hand, even if they can carry New York, have still ‘tweive votes to gain. Indiana would furnish them, or Connecticut and New Jersey combined. In any event, New York must be carried, unless a revolu- ton can be worked in Michigan, Minnesota and ‘Wisconsin, which between them would give within five votes of an equivalent for the Empire state. Such a complete reversal of history 13 not likely to occur, and the sanguine prophets who are depend- ‘Ing On it will be forced to accept New York for a Dattie-fleid before the canvass is over; for the re- Publicans will feel, in throwing their greatest efforts into that state, that they have only to be successful there ip order to settle the result of the ‘whole struggle. ao The anti-saloon movement in the republican Party has a highly respectable element behind it, Dut evidently this 1s not considered by the leaders of the party an opportune time for giving it the recognition to Which its character would ordl- narily entitle it. Theonly reason that could be Urged in favor of doing so would be the hope of winning over some of the prohibitionists who have not wholly broken away from their old party moorings, but it has become pretty well settied in mnost minds now that the prohibitionists are to be Giverted from their third party idea only by the distinct assertion of the prohibitory principie by ‘one of the old parties, and this is an extreme for ‘which nether of the existing political organizations S yet prepared. Moreover, by common consent, ‘the tariff question is to be made the issue of the present canvass, and a reference to any other sub- Jeeta Of importance would be lable to distract public attention from the main toptc. ‘The demo- rats set the example by omitting the usual clause about sumptuary legislation from their platform, and the republicans have naturally followed the suit of their challengers. One great question at a ‘Ume is perhaps enough for the American people to settle. At all events, the two platforms are so framed that when the votes are counted next ‘November and the resuit announced nobody will Dave the slightest difficulty in judging “what aid 10." Popular desperation with reckless driving has Yeached a point in New York city where tt is seri- ‘ously proposed to require drivers to take out a Acense, If this couid well be done, it would have ‘an indirect effect, doubtless, for good, as it would gradually compel men of carviess habits to give Up driving a3 an occupation, But whether it ‘Would be practicable is quite another question, ‘The young man Who hires a livers horse and goes Out for an airing after sunset would get into ‘trouble at once if he could not produce his written authority; and yet, as he allows himself this ‘Yuxury only ouce or twice a year, perhaps, tt would ‘seem like a hardship to require him to apply tothe police and pay a fee for a permit aanually. But ‘the practicability of the plan is not of so much ‘interest at the moment as the evidence it gives ‘that the people are awake to their just grievances ‘and are casting about for any means of relief that ‘they can possibiy lay hoid of; and in the end every Rew scheme resolves itself into a demand for the Proper policing of the streets—for plenty of of- ers and plenty of firmness in enforcing the law ——— a 5 “ ‘The idea of stopping for ecouomy’s sake a great ‘and necessary public work when less would be lost dy going on witn it than by going back, appeais to Robody’s approval, probably, except that of the members of Cougress who pretend to be fright. ened at the prospective cost of the new library ‘Duilding. No private citizen would waste his ‘money ip that Way, and there ts no reason why ‘the Government should. The brary should be ‘Duilt substantially as planned, and if precautions are taken to prevent mismanagement and waste 4¢ 48 not believed that the pation wili complain of ‘the cost, ——__— -=—__ ‘The reign of anglophobia bas set in at Berlin, Dr. Mackenzie ts the frst distinguished English- ‘Man to feel its effects, and has left the German capital without a farewell audience with the new emperor, who, if report is to be credited, snubbed him violently. As the doctor's worst offence was is assiduous endeavor to cure Fredevick’s malady, OF at all events alleviate its pain suMcientiy to enable the good prince to ascend the throne, ‘Wiiliam’s act is full of meaning, thouga in view of the known character and tendencies of the new @uaperor it 18 not at all surprising. ——— ‘Senator Hiscock in bis nowinating speech made an able detense of Candidate Depew, and a jury might be expected to acquit the latter, or at least Worecommend mercy. But a nominating conven- ‘Won is not a jury, and the weakest of appeals to ‘them is that waich takes the form of a defense, ——— a ‘The Salisbury goverament appears to have put 308 worst foot foremost agaia in the imprisonment of Jobp Dillon. This ministry will pass into his. tory asthe most brilliant blunderer of any since ‘hose which successively resisted Sir Robert Peel's reforms. There are lots of things stowed away in the ‘different departments of our house that are con- ucive to one’s comfort and ease during the heated term, but which we seldom mention Decause our space in The Star is limited. You can have no ides of the numerous novelties ‘that you'll find use for—that will fit your case to a dot—until you stroll through our six stores ‘Under one roof and see what we have to offer. ‘The only trouble is that you'll be apt to feel 2ike the amall bos in the candy shop, who wants to load up with everything in sight. SAKS AND COMPANY. Furnishing Department, fret floor, northwest corner 7th and Market Space.—In addition to showing by far the largest and best selected stock of Gents? Furnishings in the city, we are showing the most comptete assortment of Tour- ist Shirts ever exhibited in this town before. Wo are selling a good, well-made and well-it- ting Tourist Shirt in « dogen different patterns, At 50c. each, and in every grade, shade, and make from that up to 84 apiece. SAKS AND COMPANY, Shoe Department, first floor, ceuter. Novel- ties in Footwear for ladies, misses, boys, and wentlemen, Also, staple styles of Summer Shoes, everything that’s good, stylish, new, and ‘Dovel is represented here at prices that always ‘Please. SAKS AND COMPANY. Hat Department, first floor north, To at- tempt a deseription of the immense diversity of styles in Headgear to be found in this depart. ‘ment were worse than uselens; itcan't bedonein ‘8 whole column, much less in a short paragraph, ‘Suffice it to say that you can find here every- thing you want, from a Tennis Cap to the regu- Jation “Tile,” including, of course, everything Worth having in atraw, fur, andcloth, Prices from 15 to 40 per cent lower than those ofany exclusive Hat Store in town. SAKS AND COMPANY. Boyw Clothing Department, second floor (ele- Vator or stairs). Here's a store occupying 8,000 square feet of space and containing nothing but Boys’ and Children's Clothing. Rather ask ‘us what we have not in this Department than expect us to toll you what we have, the task were much easier, The reputation for high- class clothing. combined with the lowest prices which this Department of our business justly enjoys, is the result of life-long experience and close application to the requirements of youth, SAKES AND COMPANY. ‘Men's Clothing Department 3d floor (Elevator or Stairway). Here indeed men may lururiate ‘im the contemplation of the greatest and most Varied stock of Mid-Summer Clothing ever shown before. Cool and breezy costs and vests from @1 to $13.50. Zephyr weight suits from 8610818. Everything the mind of msn has yet conceived for man's comfort in Summer time—in the way of Feather-Weight Clothing— can be found on our counters, correct in style, ‘tm Bt. in price. SAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS TO ALL MANKIND. SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. HoH TT RI TTT Hall HOR : HHH Hoge 3 gee EE F WoW weer TTT See ET FE Eee ae, Wwwe BP AA fT Hau re Wow gEea a T HH Ete EB - ‘Yes, it's come, and we're prepared for it This is the kind of weather that “does up” aman's shirt bosom and collar in short order, and it is well to have ‘supply on hand to fall back on. Therefore the shirt barxains that we have for you to-morrow will beall the more appreciated. Remouber that all of our shirts are guaranteed a Perfect fit: if not, your money refunded. DRESS SHIRTS, FOR SATURDAY, Our “FAMOUS” UNLAUNDERED PLAIN BOSOM UTICA NONPAREIL DRESS SHIRT, Linen Bosom, Bands and Waistbands, ONLY 59c. FOR SATURDAY, Our “FAMOUS” $1.00 UNLAUNDERED PLAITED BOSOM UTICA NONPARKIL DRESS SHIRT, ONLY 63. FOR SATURDAY, Our 85c. LAUNDERED PLAIN BOSOM DRESS SuIRT, ONLY 62c, FOR SATURDAY, Our 85c. LAUNDERED PLAITED BOSOM DRESS SHIRTS, ONLY 680. And also bearin mind that we sell “Lion Brand” Col'ars, all linen, 4-ply, as good a collar as a maa ‘Wants to wear, all shapes, 10c. EACH. CUFFS 200. A PATR, FLANNEL SHIRTS Are what you want in this hot weather, and we have them at all prices and styles, such ae PLAIN OR PLAITED BOSOMS, IN CREAM, FANCY STRIPES, CHECKS, PLAIDS, AND PLAIN COLORS. PRICES. 50c., 65c., $1.00, $1.50, €2.00, $2.25 AND PWARD. ‘We would call your particular attention to the fancy ENGLISH FLANNEL SHIRT which we are selling at $1.50, itis worth fully @2.25 and at the Fate they are going, we will not have them in the house much longer. After these are gone nomore can be got- tan at that price, We are also selling @ very good value in s CREAM FLANNEL SHIRT AT 85c,, which you should exam- Our Flannel Shirts range in size from 12 to 18. Bore Crome ‘TO BE SOLD AT ONE-HALF ITS VALUE. ‘We have bought 250 Boys’ Suits, ages 13 to 18, the samples ots clerhing drummer. ™ ‘Buite W -Fth $7.00 to be sold at $3.50. Suite wo. $8.00 to be sold at $4.00. Suite worth $8.50 wo be sold at 84.25. Suite worth $9.00 to be sold at 94.50. sre manufactured by one of the Sew York houses, and are rvi-class leading ‘We cousider them the best baryaine ever siicred eas ‘Would advise our 2 customers to call early to parse 1217 Pe ney vad Taz Ovex Finernice ee cesteerene rr aevee sivery oy a stotot stock, which we 424 oth ot, 1G eee Be IUTCHINSON, of the ban Stgve Fou cent nese ese ‘BO LEWIS & SON, 1421 New York ave. (One Price. ‘North side, near 15th street, ele Lie A Rooso Tur Ticazr ‘TO CHICAGO FOR $5.00 ‘Would undoubtedly be » Great Bargain, but no greater than those Men’s Suite sold at OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS, AT 97.50, oy itowe Flannel and Seersucker Costs and Vestsat OF thoae fine Broadcloth Suits at @22. Or those Prince Albert Suits at #18. (Or those Clericaily-cut Suite at $215. Or those Middicsex Flannel Suits at @10. OF those fine White Flannel Suite at 815. Or those Odd Pants or White and Fancy Vests at less ‘than cost of manufacture. Or those Black Alyacs and Drap d’Bte Coateand ‘Vesta, in reguiar, extre long, or stout sizes. andere” O77 Al-wool Serge Suite st 87.50, $10, Or those Greatest Barwains of all, the entire stock of Suite for Boys from 4to 18 years at just ONE-BALF of former prices. mee OAK HALL, COR. axD TENTS rem. reancnabie. 4 ‘T. R BAKER. Trs Hor. Axo Siz Haute, AND WE REALLY THINK ITS GETTING WARMER, ‘The intense heat of the past week or s0 must remind you that comfortable Clothing is » necessity. We have everything thst comes under the head of Cool Clothing, such as Plain and Fancy MOHAIRS from €3.50 upward in the most desirable shades. SEERSUCKERS in all the different qualities, from ‘the cheapest to the very finest. All the vagjous grades and shades of FLANNELS, ALPACAS, DRAP-DE-ETE, AND FROCK AND SACK COATS for extra large men a specialty. ‘You cannot afford to be uncomfortable when you can procure Featherweight Clothing at the prices we name. Our BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING are go- ing rapidly. Our low prices keep them moving. ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 00. 322-tef 400 SEVENTH STREET N.W.,COR. D. Bazoas Ix Low Suors. TO REDUCE OUR SURPLUS STOCK. LAaDIES' “DAINTY” OXFORD TIES, Scol- loped Vamp; neat patent tip; better than our 82.50 shoe. Our price, 82. LADIES' FINE HAND-SEWED DONGOLA LOW-BUTTON OXFORDS AND NEWPORTS: Plain broad toes, low heels or pointed toes, plain oF tipped, Reduced to $1.60. Our LADIES! 75c. PLAIN AND PATENT TIP HAND-TRIMMED, GENUINE KID‘OXFOKD ‘TIES are a puzzle even to our competitors, LADIES’ 50. KID LINED GENUINE KID OPERA SLIPPERS are chesp at 75c. GENTS ELEGANT HAND-MADE CALF AND KANGAROO LOW BUTTON and TIES, which are equal to any @4 Shoe made, now 82.90. GENTS KANGAROO SEAMLESS OXFORD ‘TIES, marked down to 82.45. WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN VACATION SHOES, high or low-cut, of light-colored leather ‘and canvas, with leather or rubber bottoms, in izes to suit Old ur Young. WM. HAHN & CO.'S, RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th Street, 1922 Pennsylvania avonue, 231 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 022 Guoves. 15¢. Ladies’ Lisle Frame- Made Gloves in all colors; another ‘YOO dozen Just received ; to close quickly, 15c. # pair. 50c. embroidered welt to mat ose the lot, G00, rae Ladies’ Silk Gloves, hes price, 68e./ to 250. Ladies’ Biack Jersey Mitts, regular 35c, quality, 25¢. Ae. Children’s Jersey Mitts in Hine, Pink and Lavender (mot many on hand), 296, quality, 176. 480. Ladies’ Colored Pure Sjik Jersey Mitts, all colors, Fogular, #5c. quality, to close balance, 48e.” 39¢, Ladies’ Silk Lace Mitts, ail colors (regular price, 50.) ‘THE BER 00 NON me S83 hee : ‘00 a OhN ha A Ef Lye BEE 4 2a Soo Wa Boer 316 7TH STREET ¥.W. 8 Tur True His Coz WHEN PEOPLE MUST HAVE THIN CLOTHING, AND THE AVERAGE MAN WANTS THE NICEST HE CAN GET. THE HANDSOMEST THIN COATS AND VESTS ARE MADE OF SILK AND COME IN SEVERAL STYLES AND COLORS, “PONGEES” RANK NEXT, AND NO MAN GETS THE WORTH OF HIS MONEY IN ANY GOODS MORE CERTAINLY THAN IN PONGEE. IT 18 VERY COOL, VERY STRONG, VERY DURABLE, AND WASHES EQUAL ‘TO LINEN. FOR GENTLEMEN WHO DON'T CARE TO HAVE “WASH GOODS" THE FINE MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS ARE, PERHAPS, 1HE MOST SATISFACTORY, BEING “WIREY" THEY HANG NICELY, WEAR ADMIRABLY, AND ARE AS DRESSY AS THIN GOODS CAN BE. IN BLACK COATS AND COATS AND VESTS “BRILLIANTINE,” “SICILLIENS,” ALPACAS, AND DRAP DETE'S ARE THE MOST POPULAR. WE HAVE THESE IN REGULAR GIZES—IN “STOUT” FOR STOUT MEN, IN “EXTRA S10UT* FOR VERY FLESHY MEX, IX “LONG#& AND IN “EX- @aTRA LoNGs.” DRAP DETR COMES ALSO IN FROCK COAT SUITS. NOTHING IN THIN Goops SURPASSES DRAP DETR IN DURABILITY. FOR SMALL BOYS, SHORT PANTS SUITS, DON'T FORGET THE WHITE AND STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS~THE NEWEST, COOI- EST, AND MOST DRESSY OF THIN STUFFS. ALSO WHITE DUCK SUITS FOR THE ‘SMALL BOTS. EB BARNUM & C0, 22 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, palpate sas peered send om Py “Just fixe what I pay $1 for." She was on her way to exchange the corset cover for another siae. but first Purchased s wrapper of ts, and sccidentally noticed Our display of 85c. Embroidered Garments. ‘The @1 garment was returned, for IT WAS IDEN- TICAL to ours at 85e. The onoe—the $1 xarment—was bought for cash et s store where acredit business is done. The other—the ‘85c. garment—bought for cash at estore that does not do a credit business, The Morat—Is it not obvious? FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 23D. G27" Mail orders promptly filled. Don't delay writ~ ing for articles mentioned in our Bargain Lists, and you will not be disappointed. (For Gentlemen below.) Fisk, Clark & Flagg’s “Flexible” Knot Scarfs, also washing India Silk Windsors for 39¢. each, worth 81- Four-in-Hands, 30c., worth 75c. Fisk, Clark & Flags’s “Punjab” Scarfs, 35c., worth 50c. Thé@ window dis- play of Men's Underwear, Flannel Shirts, Percale Shirts, &o., illustrates more practically than our writ ing why we can supply you from 10 to 15 percent be- Jow prevailing prices, lake THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Cor. 12th and Pa, ave.) (Continued below.) Wasraxren Fyst-stack Hose. Our rapidiy-inereasing business—the supply hardly keeping place with the demand—is evidence of the re- Liability of our WARRANTED FAST-BLACK HOSE, We have been asked to refund the money only twice. In each case by gentlemen who wore low-quarter shoes, Each complained that “the heels of his socks were in holes.” We refanded the money, but, is it not evident it was the shoe, not the sock, for why should the heel and not the toes tear: and, what has “broken heels” to do with fast-biack? ‘Tis true we clatin there is no in- wredient in the dye to affect the wear of the sock, Boris there any, ‘MEN'S Fast-Black Half Hose, 35, 50c. LADIES' FAST-BLACK HOSE. Cotton—25, 35, 40, 55, 65, 75c., 81. Lisle—55, 75, 85c., $1.25, 81.35. CHILDREN’S Cotton and Lisle, 30 to 880. Price ac- cording to size, 27 We usk attention to the superiority of the Men's Black Half Hose at 35c. The new Hose for ladies st 5c. are extra fine; so much superior to the old stock that we now reduce the 35c. Stockings to 25e. ‘The 81 Cotton Hose are resl Sea Island Cotton, and the finest quality we have ever shown. The @1.35 Lisle Hose have lace-work ankles. Children's Hose in enor- mous variety, whether 'tis the tiny black socks or the kind with big feet for boys, with knees and heels and toes spliced: whether ‘tis ribbed or plain, we have them all. Headquarters for BLACK HOSE, by virtue of the best variety, the largest stock, aud lowest prices for best qualities. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Cor. 12th st. and Pa ave, (Continued below.) .] = Lars Courorrasre Sues. Reduced prices for button boots because of great de- mand for Oxford ‘jes. Stylish, neatly fitting footwear, but comfortable withat ‘THE “GLOVE INSULES" (patented), WILL NOT DRAW THE FEET AS LEATHER WILL, BUT MAKE THE SHOE COMFORTABLE FROM THE FIRST, Prevent squeaking and ripping. Are preserved by the action of perspiration, Will dry to origiual condition after being wet, ‘New acles can be put on by sewing or nailing better than on leath:r insoles, S#7Interview our Shoe-man. Parlor on 2d floor, Elevator in passace adjoining Glove Counter, Coolest in Washinzton—our 24 floor. Tmxos For Scxpay. SILK GLOVES—Very prettily Embroidered, only 50¢. FANS—The 75c. “Tuxedo” will soon be gone. SILK MITTS—Some reach to elbow, 39c. for choice Decause a Job lot: otherwise loug ones would cost 68c. SHIRT-WAISTS—For Boys, but Girls and Ladies also wear the “King.” Standing or rolled collar. The raze in New York; 95c. each here; $1 each in New York and Brooklyn. SHAWLS—Cashmere Scarfs, in all colors, 98¢. ‘W LITE SUITS—Special-Sale prices terminate To- ‘mor-ow evening at 6 o'clock. (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, HANDKERCHIEF HANDKERCHIEF HANDKERCHIEF HANDKERCHIEF HANDKERCHIEFS. HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS. HANDKERCHIEFS, Never such values before, because never before such a purchase, Six thousand Handkerchiefs in one lot is @ large purchase—a foolish purchase at this season without a price inducement. Handkerchiets at half price sounds like a yarn. It's true, and only possible because of prompt payment in buying. Anticipating, if we ask but our uaual profits, you will buy them by the half dozen and dozen instead of singly, prompts the following quotations: LOTS 71, 72, 73 AND 75. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS in small compass, be- cause men will not cead long advertisementa, ‘The Prices, 12%, 25, 35, 39, 44 and 50c. each, When we tell you we offer for 12 yc. each the samo fancy borders or plain tape borders, or plain white hemstitched bor- ders, and tne same quality linen as usually given in 25e. Handkerchiefs, you'll doubt us. We expect that till you've seen the xoods, Jap Silk Handkerchiefs, with fancy borders, at 25c. for small sizes and 50c. for large sizes, is just balf price—half their worth. LOT 32. 1230. EACH. ure Linen Handerehiets, sprinkled with live-looking flowers; true in color and form, only lacking amell. Well-known 25c. Handkerchiefs, these. LOTS 19, 11, 15, 13 AND 9. 12340. EACH. ‘Nearly 50 styles of fancy hemstitched borders. Genuine French designs and never before shown in 12)c. Handkerchiefs. Colors warranted fast. The linen as sheer as usually noticed in 19. and 250, ‘Handkerchiefs, LOTS 25 AND 6. 1240. EACH. ‘Mourning Border Handkerchiefs in six new styles, LOTS 20, 22 AND 23. 120. EACH. Sheer and heavy linen. Plain white, -inch, 34-inch, 1-inch and 2-inch hemstitched borders, LOTS 28, 29 AND 30. 1250. i = ‘The prettiest styles and most ‘assortment ‘white Embroidered Handkerchiefs ever shown in this city. The quality of the linen and work will make you buy by the half dozen, We show fancy embroidered hematitched borders, reversed borders, corded and ‘A half hundred styles, The dice pattern is identical to our former 2c. styles, LOT 41. 190, EACH, ‘The deecription gives the ides of « fine handkerchief, Lorntor. FRIDAY, JUNE 22D, 1888, ‘Wo have reduced the price of every woollen suit in stock in Children's and Misses’ elses, ‘with a view of closing them cut stones, in Preferenceto carrying them over to Fall. The Prices have been made low enough to induce You to buy now even if you have ne immediate ‘use for them, They must go, and it offers & rand opportunity to get a suit for wear at the seashore or mountain at a price barely covering ‘the cost of the meterials, and less in some in- stances Childr@n's Canvas Etamine Suita, handsome- ly trimmed with Sik Velvet, fancy styles, Sines 3 to G years; reduced to 83. Children’s Embroidered Batiste Suite with satin rhadtyne front of cream, cardinal, abd Light blue, #2ished with satin ribbon. Sines, 4 to 8 years, reuced to $5. Children’s Z4zht Scotch Check Flannel Suits, ‘with fancy eregm wool guimpes, finished with ‘moire silk ribbda bow on shoulder. Sises, #t0 12 years; reduced to 87.50 each. Children's Terrs-cotta Wool Henrietta Suit, with guimpe of all-over embroidery, Sizes 4, 6, and 8 years; reduced to $10, Children's Gingham Dresses reduced to 81. ‘Misses’ Combination Navy Blue and Cardinal Flannel Suits, sizes 14 and 16 years; reduced to es. Misses’ Light Check Wool Suite, sizes 14 and 1216 years; reduced to @9.75. ‘Misses’ Combination Mabogany Plaid Sebas- tapol Suits, sizes 14and 16 years; reduced to 10. Misses’ Braided Flannel Suits, in terra-cotta With black and navy with white, sizes 14 and 16 Years; reduced to €9.50. ‘Misses’ Medtum and Dark Plaid Flannel Suite, ‘izes 14 and 16 years; reduced to $12.50. ‘Misses’ Cream Figured Challis Suits, with Velvet collar and cuffs, size 16 yours only; re- @uced to $11. Misses’ Beautiful Serpent-green Henrietta Cloth Suite, trimmed with fancy changesble striped surah ‘silk; sizes 14 and 16 years; re- uced to 815. Misses’ E.cgunt Striped Flannel Suits, attract- ively trimmed with surah silk, sizes 14 and 16 Fearn; reduced to $15. At the present prices you cannot but acknowl- ‘edge it to be true economy to buy children's and ‘mlsses' suite ready made. Never before was it Possible for children to be dressed so stylishly and prettily for ao little money. AvTreat" for children from 2 to5 yearsof age. We have discovered that about 5 dozen little children's fine White Nainsook Dresses have uot been made properly, being slightly out of Proportion. In some the sleeves are too long or too short for the rest of the garment, and in others the waist is too full for the length of the Gress. You cau make these alterations cheaper ‘than wo can, and we are guing to make the price #0 low that the difference will more than repay youfor the trouble, We shall offer them for half and a great deal less than half-price to sell them in aday—Saturday, The quality of the Nainsook is fine, soft, and sheer, and the Dresses are finished with fine tucks, hemstitching, and embroidery. We reduce the price on the entire lot to $1.25 per Dress, (Third oor.) ‘The average boy needs only a pair of pants and a shirt waist for his summer suit We have Added to our stock of “Mothers' Friend” Shirt Waists, and the present stock is par excellence 4m point of style, variety and attractivences ‘The “Mothers’ Friend” Waist has an adjustable belt with the buttons riveted thereon. Unlaun- dered Percale, at 50c. ; laundered, 75 and 81. Fine French Percale, laundered, @1.25. Waite, with linen collar and cuffs. $1. White, with narrow-plaited waist, linen cuffs, aud has a rex- ular linen neck-band, like a man's shirt, ao that any style Linen collar may Le worn with it, 61. Boys’ Extra Pants, of flannel, cassimir, chev- fot and corduroy, at 75, $1 and 81.25 Cordu- roy is the best for kuock-about wear, as they are stronger and don't sung, tear or rip as quickly as other fabrica, Offer Extraordinary—1 lot of 27 Boys* Nor- folk Suits, made, in a first-class inanner, from cheviots aud cassimeres, in stripes, checks and mixtures; sizes, 4 to 12 years; reduced to $4 euch. Sold for considerably more, aud are an ‘extra good value at this price. (Third floor.) Balbriggan Hostery for Ladies’, in fine light stripes, double heel and toe, summer wéight, only 2le. or & pairs for $1, The best ever of fered at the price, (First floor.) ‘The “Fedora.” panier bustle and hoopskirt combined; with (Second floor.) Men's Goods. Dr. Warner's Health or Natural Wool Underwear in summer weight for men, Too well known to need much comment. These depend for thr healthfuiness upon the saui- tary qualities of the pure undyed wool and camel's hair--the material which nature has pro- vided for clothing from the earliest history of the world. They posses the essential qualities of perfect sumuer clothing to « higher degree than any other. Natural Wocl, $2. Camel's Hair, 62.25. Both light summer weights in ‘Shirts und Drawers. Handkerchiefs for Boys and Ladies, at 5c. each. White. All Pure Linen, hemmed, tape- borders; size 5. We would never have bought Three Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty if we id not think particularly well of them. Weex- ect to sell them mostly by dozens, ‘The Mitts for Weur and Looks are the Mitts sewed on the Retrograde Sewing-Machine, for sale by us alone in this city, It wasa big stride forward in the world of mitts, We have ail the variouscolors, styles, and qualities for Children, Misses and Ladies. One of the best values in Fabric Gloves 18 Ladies’ 6-Button Length, All ‘Silk Jersey Gloves, in Tana, Modes, Brown, and Black, at 750. per pair. The best in skin is Chamols Gloves, at 85c. per pair. Ladies’ Gaunilet Driving Gloves, $1.75 per pair. (First floor.) Splendid line of Tourist and other Ruching, embracing every conceivable style and color now considered desirable. (First floor.) About the best value in White 45-inch India ‘Linon Flouncings is the quality at 82 per yard, ‘which has cost more than this price at whole- sale. We are indebted to our friend the im- Porter, who was anxious to close out his stock and willing to makes low price. You may like some of the others best. It is our best all- around stock of Flouncings and Edgings (to match) yet shown this season. (Becond vor.) ‘The best waist for children is the Double Ve. It is made from & single thickness of strong Jean, and is cut to At the body uniformly. The ‘weight of the underclothing ia evenly distri- buted over the body by means of buttons sewed I i | | File bl ae i AY, JUNE 22, 1888—SIX PAGES. WANTED-—HELP. _WANTED.-SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED—SERVANT FOR ‘HOUSE- NEEEr hiposs oe = paste WW4ANTED—4 Bor To Crane EOS BUSINESS i with wing | cere Da war 0 it ‘ANTED- | 040: WW tye ee og bare oa we ee 2 SAML A. COOMBS, 030 Fat nw. el2-26° ANTED—A FIRST- ARBER HENRY WKB a 00 New tort we “35S WANTED A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXP rience of the hardware business. net. - peme of at employer. Address “hi SCHANT.” Star ir Warten FIRST-CLASS BAR! ‘ONLY EX- ert workmen Deed apply to 696 14th at. nw. 11° WANTED. WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS AT 1137 ‘Oth st. mw. aie = oa = WASTED A GENTLEMAN SEEKS 4 POSITION in city, W: ‘Cooks, WASTED -8Y 4 you ress 8. 'ANTED—BY A to lea Het. ne WASTED IsITUaTIO ‘of country Sa rigs Allie Taine “Coarabecal a. altro. Bcuere SAMA SoOMia Soe Pee ae ship to learn busines. XP. Star office. 4 E BLE WHITE GIRL. SO ‘city for the sumawer. Cail opens? Ey ONS indicwws wet ae @ MAN DRUG ‘CLERK beet references, ofA FOR 500 CHAMBER. cian coon Sateen fete twelve, Dare FM SORAEAM. Woe Fea 20 vyalets: family: AGENCY FOR COOKS, eae ee a en ae ee WASTED 9903. STICK CANDY Mal AP. bly tod. W. RUPPEBT & BO, 721 71h ot. 2. ‘ANTED—A BOY IN DRY GOODS STORE: BEST ‘ot references. Apply at 420 43 st.a.w. je21-20" NTED_A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CLERK A oe &c., CLAIMS, Star office. ‘sexist ‘ANTED-TWO WHITE WOMEN, ONE TO cook one for chamber work, ANTED-TO POSE A\ Wineder 8 young Indy of TisTS DRAPED about twenty years of WEAXTEDTA YOUNG WHITE WOMAN TO COO Serb sed on fm Samal family: reterenoee. Cal at 1522 Corcoran st. n.w. y ANT LADY ROOKKEEPER ONE W1 Werte oe KEEPER, Star office. State age. Reference. Je20-3t . FIVE WHITE GIRLS TO SELECT ao rca Gas bite oF colored Daya to re * FEES Sender Fak Ri, ae ae Wate 8 SETTLED WOMAN. WHO 15 ust have woud referenove ad be willing € jenre ts ve Sty tor thesummer, 1845 Ket. 120-31 ‘WANIED_A YOUTH. 18 OR 20 YEARS OF AGE. todraw sola oue having experience. J referred: Gy MT 1 Mie Tien oue 12S Phamuse ANTED—FOR NEW YORK AND BROOKL! cooks, houseworkers, &c. Also, waiters, white iy: sundress for rewore Fak BUMNTAM, O90 Spars a 320-30 y ANTED—AT DICK'S AGENCY, WOMEN COOK! A Fitiaerin qhanubermnils, waltreagen, saree ‘meu cooks waiters. bu shmnen. dairy. fore Tibet we ie30-5° men, and hotel belp for resorts. 61: 0-3" WANIED — LADY SHORTHAND AND TYPE- We be, eotiab fer, without. references; mulst re waces wood and certain; stateaze Address Box 21; Btar office. 3020-30" WASTEDIAT, BURGESS AGENCY. 425. 10TH it, above Gas (ffice— White an ‘cooks, 10 to 40 chambermaids, waiters, drivers, farm hands ‘ANTED-A FEW employ: A ANTED BOYS, WITH GOOD SOP! Alto voices, Liberal salaries ry John's Parish hall T6th wt. bet “alana 1. jobn’s church. on Tuesday my25-1&e-3in ANIED— DUNDORES EMPLOVMENT BU W hist. conducted by adies ten, and women, white and Colored. for all Kinds of dom-athe iabor. for Disc trict and staten with reference. 717M stanwauyll-7 9° y ANTED—8100 TO 9300 A MONTH CAN BE (W tiade working’ ror ut ‘Agente preterrea who cut furnish. thelr own horses and give their whole tine tO the business. “Spare moments tay be profitably em- Hoyed also A Tow vacaticien in towne aud ction PeaCuNSON & CO, 1008 Main st ve my22-lin WANTED--BOARD. ANTED—AT MECHANICSVILLE, LOUDOU Co., Va, few Boarders for the summer; large two- tory stune 1 with aye ae shad ‘board, ice, creamery butter. muilk, and EkiwWer Jex-oo: _WANTED--ROOMS. ED—A LADY WOULD LIKi FOR THE amer months a small unfurnished room: reut not to excced 83 or 84. Address C. A. ¥., Star office, * Ww ED—ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR'S offices, on 14th gt: n.w.,or ou H, nea New York ave., near 14th. fice, RELIABLE MEN: STEATY ‘ones iy at St the Friday at 6:30 p.m A) WANTED--HOUSES. JVANTED — A COMFORTABLE | HOUSE. IN northwest section, for the summer months: un- furnished preferred; ‘no children; unexcepticuable Feferences. Address Box 14, Star office, Jel9-6t OR SALE—-HANDSOME WILBUR PUG DOG. eleven months old Also, Fox Terrier Dog: six ths. Chea) af office. Je J ANTE: ry "ROMPT-PAYiNG tenant, two-story G-room ‘House with modern fmprovementa, witht 19 minutes’ walk from coru Pennsylvania ave. aud 10th st; northwest preferred. Rent not to exceed from $22 to $30, for three days, F. X. B, P.O. Box 84. ez 1-3t* ANTED—10 PURCHASE A BRICK HOUSE. containing seven oF eight rooms, with modern smproveinenta, south front with east side lot preferred: must be in gocd neighborhood; will pay all cash, oF Buy subject to incumbrauce Ad ‘rosa. giving location, fu l description of property, and lowest cash price. Box 17, Star otbce. iede WANTEDIFOR ONE YEAR FROM JULY 1,4 well furnished house of ten or twely9 rooms in the northwest action of ity. Addr." 3, Stat oMice WANTEDS A. MALL HOUSE, 6 KOO! aud gas. Price from $2,000 to @: 0 cash. From owner only. Address, with full particulars, A. GIROUAKD, Post Ottice it, Waxhington, D.C. Je20-3t* v ANTED-—TWO HOUSES—ONE FOR 84,000, ter ered Ctier $3,300, or ne business prove for $7,500; state exact location and S Star office. 0-3t" ED—FROM OWNERS TO RENT 10 CARE- prompt-paying tensute, several, Hous. on good street and in good neighborhood, at from $50 to 800 ver mouth. C.H. KNIGHT, 607 7th st. nw. Je16-6t" \WANTED—HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALL, TO houses than we cau supply. Owners will do welt 0 we “Owners will do ince their houses iu Our hada "HERRON & RAMEY, {507 Fat nw. jeo-Lan WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WASzED 70 BUY AN OLD DISK AND chairs formerly in House of Representatives. Ad- ares Bo: tar office. 22. WWANTED—A KIT OF PART OF & KIT OF TIN- W tices Toole in wood Condition, cheap for cash.” Ade IT, star office ae NTED—THE FRENCH OONFECTIONER AN! Caterer of the Maison Ritti, 1110 and 11. ave., bet Land M sta, has now liis park thesvenueana the public. ‘They will nd most eve ¥ the avenue an. ¢ nost eve y Kind ‘of “ce ka water ices and fresh cakes WASTED. A TENANT FOR & LARGE FUR- Rished house during the sirable owner would like to bly to owner: 1015 Lat nw. summer months. If de- jeat-oe [ONTHS FROM JULY Sey else THREE 20 miles ‘ints, the ‘country. iniles into : ‘Box 154, Star office. aN Btar office. R RENT—PART OF Fittniers recetel ae \ FEW BOARDERS at ca REV vA 1 sh BON. and grounds, ne ited number boarders Bi 2521 Sih st, nw. or Box utes? walk Of shade: "eve €25 per mont OCUST GROV Va. pleasant place nile from the eenter of nice ER milk, &e. "Address Loudoun County, IVATE FAMILY 1 ‘ear Catoctin Mo date ‘and of dated ood. water. A: ‘LMSIDi Kocation, KAL YOUTHS © tniles from Washington; dress FAKM, star office. for fa portico; sprune comfort, hear Aldte, Loudou 3, B HUFF Mine above for terme, &e. 320-31" dress Mis. COL. G. T ‘William Co:, Va. OARDELS WILL BE DE. A. feet. i TED—POSITION references furmabed, ‘Address W: __ COUNTRY BOARD._ «lant table. wood and BROWN, near Gaithersburg. of 1235 Pa av. 22-3" Good table, wood water, plenty of pod table: m sieeay at Inne and sity rooma Appip to y ANTED—25 O8 90 SOMME Wir tictot the thse idee mounteine intge oom dress CW. MYERS, Round a Lauiiee Sompee OF B AnD RA ~ sccommodst 5 Fu ‘Se. uddreos Man LAURENCE CO ITE. | ile, Loudoun County, Va. e208 t* OOD COUNTRY BOARD FURNISHED TO LIM- | Randolph Station, Met. | splendid spring ‘water.’ god table au Maret atte Sg; terme remonate: Adireas 4 ALPHEUS TAVES- ders for the summer or twice a day and rail. oad convenient; fue fsline, bunt- i F sports: best fare For further particulars ly to Mrs. PAXSON, Goresville, Loudon ‘Montwoiery County, Md. S'tty boara st moderate pricea healthy locotion san DELIGHTFUL HOM ‘wishes some Summer Boarders: has « hice house and good farm and good fruit. Address as Fe GOOD, QUIET COUNTRY BOARD APPLY TO RDO. HIGH AND COOL, ra mall: wont three ptetions oh VerML Ey ard: I: om Ve Weruis moderate, Rete ‘LER, Buc B. Price, Frostburz, Alls | Lather aligie or comuuneat foto 88 per week, children [NG SALES. ‘AS TRA) . Dawn e208 FURNISHED HOURE OK esture free Mew THO CAN COMFORTABLY ‘Coanty. va mk and shade; tM WeKARLE. Jord 30! — BOARDERS WANTED: oxi Qk ogee 9 one mountains Siig “mel, telephone: near Uette@e ade, fruity and good water BeSiasiik SAC jerd-se DERS AT ‘Two miles fester, milky ae irom ound Mul, Wak O. By; Loudoun Oa. Va. AG . Hal, __eae-at CAN Bi Dear ch. Home comforts at Taldatroce, Ma se2a ht ERBERT HOUSE, LAUREL MD. TWO MIN. | statics, bewutifal grounds, plenty, terms, #20 an ‘room 3. W. HERBERT, Laur 1, wa 22-0" AMILTON. LOUDOUN for summer boarders, half town, ‘ebundance of #hade ACCOMOPATED “Harris House,” ' mile from station: location igh. lane rome: good able Ano. C. wacelieut water, fruit. WAKAIS, Pareelivilie, —feehat NGIN HEALTHY LOcAL- wntaine, could wicely sccome. Permanently. tail Jez], 22,23,50" FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- t Randolph Station, Metropol road: arge, airy rooms: plout ‘dclroas, tan Brauch shade; milk; fruit, W3xiedscunen BOARDERS, — OSCKOLA Water furuiaued guests: 75, yards from devots water excellent for Kidney, stomach and liver troubles. address FA. N PROCURE GOOD COUN- Feferences exchauged. Ad- 21a ONTAINS ilies with clildren : large rooms, lawn and use and table complete for Fb: dire. F. E. McCAKTY, Monroe Grove Farm, a Va O MILES FROM F 3e20-60 OAKDELS WANTED AT PLEARANT COUNTRY | dence near Marshall Va; abundance of shade, (Good Water, “For particulars adress ‘eruon Mulla, Fauquier County, Va. Station, Fauguier County, . fruits aid vewetablen a HM. Houk Lincoln, Lonidotn Oo. 8 NEAK A anes ‘even aud required. ad: caland ¥ P.O. Prince ENTERTAINED BY Mi Fooms yhere they where letter Forest Gien, in lance, cook Berkeley Seine, W, SPRING BANK, clase table, dress Mra M. J. FAHE eeeappiy toch ence aypiy tos BONB! Waterford. ERKELEY SPRINGS. W. V1 len! Sea eee eee -_ AdEw. BOARDEKS CAN bE COMFORTABLY AC- commodated at Locust Bill pass WISHING A GOOD COUNTRY HOME for children during the summer months will receive the beat care, please address Uy ae all ‘PRIVATE BOARD ‘comfortable howe; terms moderate. Address for terina ac, Mra G. W. BISKM P.O. tox va. ‘ye20-30° SEEING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOAKD: lance rooms. frutt. tor, milk 85 per week. Trains wet daily. Heferences ex ‘Aiezindrie, Va mg Ze-38e profusion, &c Terms \OUNTRY BOARD AT THE HYATT MANSION, Hyattavilie, one minute's walk from station: first ty of shade. ttwville, seat Ma ea oto, aa Plenty of shade; ion, mall children ‘refused. ‘Fur refer BiB, of aiade, STOCKTON, Kio. All Dreetrce ‘BOARD CAN the mountains of Virginia BE OBTAINED TN at le Jelv-or ropolita:: Branch. Pau, at GUMMER BOARDERS WANTED. FARM HOUSE, muntry board, lenty of fruit and. alla children preferred. Address ‘Mra GEORGE HAR KuisON, chantlly B. 0. Fairfax Count 667\HE OAKS” WEST END OF VILLE, B. ‘Ding 0. kh “oarrpnmdea with old tak iter: del it ‘cool and ; table supplied with the et fon abt gral from station” Hadras Se ye oe Mrs. CORYELL. \OUNTRY BOARD IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY Co 25 miles trom Washington, ou Met- Band 0. K R.; plenty of shade, fruit. milk uns ine water: boys sud young men pre- ferred, For particulars apply between 2 aud Uu'c \CE LUNCH ROOM, G09 15th st nw. OAK LL Lou office, | For terms aud DALDERS WISHING Teceive wood att jurch, ticulars SIMPSON, North Fork, Loudoun Con Va, Inter to F. Hutty, real estate broker. 1301 ¥ st., Wa Re role 130L ot, Washington, DOUN VALLEY, NORTH Folk, Va.; ‘convenient to churches’ and post. bas dress JON De. TO SPEND THE SUMMER within reach of Washington and where they will Se aetna og oes 5 dels) '‘ANTED—TO PURCHABE—NEW AND USEFUL ‘Witvantione snd patente of every oramall, Call'on A. MAYER, 1320 Vet ez ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, THI ee of 4 home apd phsoton, ot, beau for ie beam; ‘Desutituily BOARD—THREE-STORY BRICK M. Two trains dnty tonsa rs address JUHN L. LAKE. Heats ;,,Jarge, commodious = splendid «rove y 3 RSES TO PASTURE; 30 ACRES OF Cemetery terms $0 per wo, D. fy. elv-oe" WAXIED; DRESSES STAMPED. "NEW Pat. materials — “Mas. wexozars se10-00 419 Ott aw \NTED—TO RENT BY [ONTH FOR USE Sooty aa 4 MIDDLETON, 2024 P = 3e18-2w" 2 Wigiren meee Sond Si finds 4 2 drive. Tapeclalty. sels . 'ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS Nor ; 3 oe In edad of Pure creamery. creamery Ses Be Spon ail day.” Mau oF seigphghe ‘orders a ered. at Bouse, . “nyse Wie. 0. SORIBYRR, Sere Doro Gloves, or entice le Spurned H. BAUM, 219 7% ot aw. Wate See adres = NES SF eee a Sime at Ws ee Sa =a WG. DAVIS, | rou | KY good boree, ueariy uew pla FOR RENT—ROOMS. RENT—737 13TH ST, BETWEEN @ AND EE RENT 1 ROE COOL NICELY wo ta hal ity" oor’ pomeaton uly Ts oot 1 Peavoe Boy she Aoterrment Prothig’ Ofkee. Gal betwee aid km Sos oe ae Vretieee: ‘Addrems Be {QR RENT —A LARGE, CoOL FURNISHED front roam caly @10 per aut A 39 Ct ee iso inne sto aay roots, VOR KRENT—FURNISHED AND UNPFURND py Ro, aon bas ae e21-1m me KENT- TWO UNPURNISHED OOMMUNE cating 24 story roome in private family. 11:99 10th a, sezk {OR RENT—THLEY LARGE, ATRY, Dy ia Bisbed, commubiceting 60, ~y ob second . ‘with eas end bath. corner house. 1146 3d st, x Yiave. Prae ony PRONE: e'clock a.m, JOK RENT—WHOLE OF KFCOND STC consisting of 3 arse rooms wid beth kas #10. Cail between 8 and L Columbia et nw. aioe R LENT—BY J) . StiTe OF UNFORS: roome with private bath, on first floor: deliehiful location . convenient to several Lines of care. 617 11th st ow, antes 30 20-3t° JOR RENT — COMMUNICATING Kooms TO wether of aiuei-; everything first-ciass. with or Sithout board, fretclase attendance. summer prices. ese Het 020-308 JOR Ri NT—HEAUTIFUL COOL SUMMER KOOME in private family, corner bouse, south and came it; Feferences required: 1101 Kat nw. jelB-lw* JOR RENT—SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF four rooms and Lath: completely furnished fer it housekeeping. Will reut fur les during summer tbs to responsible parties Ajyly at 1414 Colum street v.m 218 Tm JOR RENT—BY JULY I-A LANGE, NicrLY. furnished. second-story, front. bay wi entloman oF married coupie preferred 1. hw. pedi RE FURNISHTD rooms; first and second floor, with porth and south exposure. ove aq) | Sartmente: aneeots 20K KENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, AND. excellent table buard on reas snsbis terme a 1003, Jath st, just north of Franklin Park. location | house fr sumuer unsuryaased. Table Board | Transients at reasonalic maton, nyva-owe | POE BEST O8E NICELY FURNISHED Roost, | Ko second oor, with trst-class board. referem | required. 1410 Net tw > iny26 Ia _ FOR RENT—OFFICES. | JQou RENT_Fine | Bh ost, second ama re, three lange ro oF: a 10 1590 pet deepy Aront, will be finished to weet wants? tenant side aud best part F st. 3.8 WIMMER ot 1313 Fat, E-ROOMB IN BUILDING 1218 BEALL, BROWN & ©0., 1321 F at RICE AND STOKE ROOMS, FOR RKENT—STORES. Fee BENT REN STORY AND DWELLING, 1229 Ext uw devine platesians windows. mod, etoelleut leaton for rating improvements oe ye JOR RES TORE AND DWELLING at | Ei iat nw for $30 0 mauth in advance. STORE, & aire within fran 10 house. Ina Maine ave. sw. ‘#10 Och wt {UK KENT-STORE AND DWELLING NO. 1804 TAU St Uw. Lew and suitalie tor any busines. | | np MY Ls © SON | 4616-1 * | | | at New York ave. Fok RENT A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STORE and dwelling, cor 25th amd T sts.; was and water; terms moderate to a fret-class teuast. Apply wo JOHN | 2 BOGUE, 1251 32a at, Georretown. ete | POR BENT—STORE AND DWELLING AT 1638 14th st. nw. containing 2:3 roome, with all mod. fu _Mmprovements. Inquire 1038 14th st. jall-12w —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_C—=x——— | FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS | JPORRENT—SECOND-STORY POR LIGHT MANU. factory ot workshop. Apply at 400 13% bea Pounaylvania ave sk : yeed-ae | LOR RENT—A COAL DEPOT, OR POkTION OF same, with railroai siding. ¢ for band {ing weschandies of any tind. ‘Addrew 417 New Pore ave, 22-3 JOR RENT—VALU, LIVERY STABLES IN tock for male owner vant of iHl-bewlth S,W17 Fat IN ALLEY BE ste nw 3 stelle, FOR SALE — MISCELLA} JOR SALE-LADY'S NEW BUGGY PHAETON, | Lo “erder, extra strong aud roomy, with OF Sithout Maruca, Se. Apply at MOLACGHLINS “2d et, wear bast Capitol et me, = | JRO BALE—CHEAP—oR W EXCHANGE FOR Uugay. used bate short Guse and Just tepainted. siao * hew wide-ter | Mugeye et about vie-tialt ther griginal proce a 3.5. SUNS sera Carriage Factory, Auacostia, D.C JOR SALE—A VALUABLE JERSEY COW (SPLEN- ig sutiber) ahd calf, good stock. Apiip. 24: c CHEAP — SOME TABLES AND Dishes wuitable for © caterer, in guvd condi Apply at 400 Gat nw, at GR SALE, | Suen WINDOW CHEAP EVERY. thing complete. Cali at 469.G st. uw a F%, SALE—ONE PLATFORM, Ose Re “ Wagon, in perfect order. Inquire 519 OR SALt— NCI TYPE-WKITER IN EE ae Sy ey Se eel od ‘OK SALE—10 SELL A GOOD YOUNG HORSE, Will work ju all haruess good suddie horse. war: Tapted sound: for #130. call or address JOUN 4, AKERS, The Belvedere. cor. Pu avecand Sdstn-w JOR SALE—FAMILY GOING TO LEAVE THE ‘city Wisiies to sell | urniture at very low rice BL Sth st! uw, bet Hand Tete, ps a ie HAND Bar Fixtures and Steamed-Uyster Boiler Boxes con ‘Also, about ‘Tables sltabie for Aitkig’ro tue ow, tor Pvt Faut 725 Test ww Apply between, @ aD! ind Sto H A BELIGSON, 1200 Feunss iva ALE—A VERY FINE 54-1NCH Plated Star Bicycle, in fine rut.wing order, for #40 cash of €50 in instalments; 1120 6thet uw Wheels ‘eusineved black ae OK SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GRO- cery, Seat aud Provision Store, « caligit ob vortunity 2 9 tga of punk. ental nied jer twenty sears. Call 52 etme jetvst JOR SALE—CHEAP—A VALUABLE routes 3 Fears old. bewutifully marked, broken. Ad- arose FX WOOD, Sear umice. e203 iE GRAY HORSE. 6 YEARS JOR SALE—CHEAP- {0K SALE—A ROVER, SUPERION MACHINE, ‘English make. Price #70. inguire at 220 K sc aw. «20-30 scualLD's Bie’ Oink