Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. |y7,, WASHINGTON: MONDAY. -June 25, 1888, CROSBY 8, NOYES. ‘dhe Evening star bas a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper es Washington, and mack greater than ef alt the other daily papers bere added together. ‘The Star Out of Town. Persons leaving the city for any length of time cap have Tux Stax mailed regularly to any address and for any period they may desire, Sm All orders for the paper by mail must be accompanied by the money,—at the rate of fifteen cents a week, or fifty cents per month, unless semt toa foreign country, when the price, iuclud- Ang postage, is 80 cents per month. $$ Statement of the circulation of Tue EvEstxe ‘Stax for the week en ting June 23, 1888: Monpay, Jewm 18, 1888... cess: 25,683 *TUMBDAY, JUNE 19, 1888... + 26,520 WEpwespay, June 20, 1888. - 26,595 ‘TauRspay, 21, 18H. 27,100 Pampay, June 22, 1888... 28,775 SarURDaY, Jone 23, 1888... - B16it ‘Torat. .. 166,284 Avanson ees 27,714 Isolemoly swear that the above ts a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tux EVEN- In@ Stax for the week ending June 23, 1888, J. Warr Herxox, Cashier Bvening Star Newspaper Co. Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty- fifth day of June, A. D. 188% Jou T. C. Cranx, The World's foreign correspondent, Mr. Craw- ‘ord, Whose relations to Mr. Blaine and the estab- lished accuracy of whose previous accounts and predictions concerning the doings of the Maine Statesman give his correspondence great weignt with the American pubilv in the crisis at Chicago, | says: “The London papers contain reports saying that Mr. Blaine is busy intriguing and directing affairs at Chicaga. These stories are les, pure and simple. I know, from personal eviaence, that all @uring Saturday he did not receive one dis- patch from Chicago or from the United States. It can De further said that he has not recelved one political dispatch from the United States upon This entire trip.” The suggestion that Mr. Blaine has been conducting a campaign at Chicago, and 1s personally responsibie for the deadlock there, is part of a course of unjust and uniriendiy treatment to which he has been subjected ever since he wrote the Florence letter. It compelled him to write from Paris substantially what he had written from Florence, and now forces another declination by cable. It is not fair to biame Mr. Blaine because forty-elght of his friends have voted for him at Chicago against bis expressed wish, and that other Irienda, not votthg for bim, have been slow to con- centrate upon another candidate. His nomina- ‘on by acclamation after all he has done, would permit m0 fair-minded man to accuse him of having worked for the honor; not being nominated, the ignoring of his name could not be regarded as a token of disrespect, much less as a defeat. Nobody thinks of acousing Mr. McKinley of disloyalty to his chief, or of any thought or word unworthy of an honor. able man; and yet, in spite of his energetic pro- test, uttered on the floor of the convention, bis vote grew from 2 to 14, or seven hundred per cent, beside which Mr. Biaine’s increase of a bare forty-five per cent up to this morning looks meager indeed. The same confidence suould be extended to the gentleman from Maine, who voluntarily re- fused consent Lo the use of his name when success ‘Was conceded to be within bis grasp, as to the gentleman {rom Ohio, who withheid his consent Decause he was in honor bound to doso, Since the commencement of his public career, Mr, Cleveland has been a most fortunate man, in all bis aspirations, and as yet there are no | signs of his good luck deserting him. The st. Louis convention was in ail respects everything he cOuld ask, and now comes the Chicago conclave, ‘Which, tothe eyes of an unsuspecting outsider, Would seem to be managed in his direct interest. If the President had personally controlled its movements it coulé hardly have served his pur- poses better. Not only have the circumstances Of the case favored his cause, but some of the prominent men—Foraker and Editor Smith, for agents im his bebalf if they had been directiy in his pay. AS for Elkins, he has earned a cabinet Position or a Arst-class foreign mission. ——————— ‘There is something that needs mending in the apparatus of the Signal Office, The last cool wave ‘hat came this way followed close on the heels of an announcement from the weather bureau that no reilet from the heat could be promised. On ‘Saturday there was another iliustration of the same fatal facility for predicting by opposites It ‘Was soberly announced about noon that there was Bo probability even of 4 local shower, and by dinner time the sureers were flowing like rivers and people Whose cellars were below the sewer level were using tubs and buckets and pumps as Af thetr lives depended on the spirited work of one half hour. The Signal Omice had a device the other day for vesting the fiuelity of an anemome- Yer; itis pity that something equally pr.ctical could not be found to use as a governor on the prophecy machine. $$ ‘The regular yearly series of reworks explosions as begun with a grand display at Rondout, N. Y. where Sunday was celebrated by burning upa store full of frecrackers day's celebration into a festival of “bangs and Muzes and smelix.” The laws in this District gov- erning the trafic In such combustibles and explo- sives are strict aad wholesome, but there are a good many boys already indulging prematurely tn ‘the luxury of noise and smoke, and the police cannot be too vigilant in suppressing such demon- strations. ote The ceremonies which are to accompany tne opening of tue reichstag by Emperor Wililam II ‘will be of the most imposing character. They are Intended, evidently, to impress the assembied courtiers With a sense of their monarch’s dispost- {ios to make up in majesty and pomp what «he laeks in the calm discretion born of experience. Neither bis father nor his grandfather needed any ‘outward splendors to fasten upon them the attea- tio of all Burope or the affection and respect of their own subjects, $e Australia is taking rank as @ wine-producing country. Wine is now made there from grapes of | the Buropean Yarieties, which have all the flavor Of those grown on tueir native soll, and are at the same Ume free from that devastatof of continental Vine-yards, the phylioxera, At two suillings ‘sterling a gallon, this is calculatet to bring to the grower at least twenty pounds an acre—a azure ‘Which Wili cause every avallabie foot of ground in Australia to be Curned to vine-culture, American Krape-growers and Wine-makers Will Dave to look To their laureis, —_—> -=—__ ‘To show how littie the movements of the for- eign money market can be accepted as evidence Of the satisfaction with which Europe regards | political doings over here witness the boom in Dut on that prin- ciple in the present case Europe siguified its ap- proval of the Chicago deadlock, —+ + From one point of view the republicans are to be congratulated om carrying their convention over Sunday. The not Weather and the hotel bills, be- tweea them, proved too much for a good many of ‘tue shouters in the galleries, who had no errand there except the tliegitimate one of burrahing somevedy into @ place which he would not have ‘his merits or his popularity. With them the way, ‘Was reason to expect the to work and some ‘The Chicago convention would not vote unant- mousiy for Blaine and hesitated to give a majority to anybody else. Hence the deadioek, the indig- nation, and, in conjunction with the sun, the Wearazn Weanssizs TENS OF THOUSANDS OF SUMMER GARMENTS FROM WHICH TO SELECT OXE AND EVERY ONE A PERFECT FIT. COATS AND VESTS OF AMERICAN SRERSUCKER AT 61, $1.50 AND $2.50. ALPACAS, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS, PONGEES, MOHAIRS, NUN’S CLOTHS,DRAP D’BTES, SERGES, CHEVIOTEENS, FANCY FLANNELS, ITALIAN SILKS, AND EVERY KNOWN FABRIC FIT FOR SUMMER WEAR DESIGNED AND BUILT BY US INTO SUMMER GARMENTS, POSSESSING EVERY | gg~ PRESERVE THIS LIST, AS LAST WEEK'S ATTRIBUTE OF FINE CUSTOM TAILORING, AT PRICES THAT NO HOUSE HEREABOUTS CAN | MEMS DEPARTMENT. AFFORD TO NAME. TOURISTS SHIRTS IN EVERY GRADE THAT POSSESSES STYLE AND MERIT. THOUSANDS OF FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS FROM $1 TO $4. SILK SHIRTS IN CHECKS, PLAIDS, STRIPES AND IN PLAIN WHITE COLOR 84. SOLID COLORS IN HOME AND FOREIGN FLANNELS FROM 81 TO $4. THE LATEST IDEAS, THE NEWEST STYLES, THE LOWEST PRICES. MEN'S AND BOYs* STRAW HATS, IN MIXED AND PLAIN COLORS, GOING HERE AT % AND % ‘THE REGULAR HAT-STORE PRICES. 680. “Tourtst "for toilet articles—for 50c. 82.60 Patent Leather Oxford Ties for 68. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. 480, Silk Mousquetaire Gloves for 390. 680. Milanaise Silk Gloves for 500. 25c. Handkeroutefs, many styles, for 19390. @1 Bpanieh Lace Fichus for 75e, ge: Neck Bushings. ail sylee, SAKS AND ANY, y All-linen Collars, 3 for 2 beta ‘3-ply All-linen Cuffs, 3 pairs for 250. OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET apace. | 4OS/ERY DEPARTMFNT. ‘Tbe. Kibbed and Plain 81.8 Hose for 500. ‘Tbe. Faucy Lisle Hose, all stylen, for BOc. $1 Fancy Freuch Hose, all styles, for 790. 50c. “C. & G.” (gold medal) Lisle Hose for 450, 48c, Fancy Hose. all broken lots, for 25¢. pair. 25c. Striped Balbrigran Hove for 1ve. 5c. Children's Black Hose, all sizes, for 190. 81 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Veste for Ode. Har Trnonxcs, COTTON MULL CREPE FRANCAIS. BRUSSELS NET. DOTTED TULLE MARABOUT VRILING, IN WHITE, CREAM AND COLORS. ORNAMENTS, ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. 316 7TH STREET BW. KILL MOUNTAINS. ARATOG, LAKE GEORG! On and after MONDAY, June ‘Shore Railroad ensept wulday, | to\and from the Jersey Oity Statlon’of te Peumayh: tmakiig close connections ‘with Westington exampie,—could bardiy have been more efficient | (A 18KILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS 1 ‘Yania Kailro-d. room Oats ‘and to Phenaicis (or Hotal Kaatersiill and Mountala House! SABKATOGA AND CATSKI we Philedelphis 8:20 am. Arrive _ Pu Grand ow ‘Mt. Hous: Station, 4: in: Palenvile, 4:20 pin Arrive Saratoga 0;20 p.m rawing-room Cars phi thet end to Pheemicia (for Hotel Kaatershill and Moua- tain House), New York to Caldwell and Jersey City te KATOGA AND CATSKILL Mr. Liaw OQ aun. Arrive Ht. p.m. ; Mt House Stat 3 P. Kuns to Cadwell, Lake George, on 10-40 p.m.“ Drawing-room lountain House), and Parehase tickets ot Pennsylvania and conuect in the Jersey City Stat Tesorts by West Shore through. ‘Saratoga Iki, MT. EXPRESs.— ‘via Kingston, 4 heenteia, 4-16 p.. to Graud Hotel Gta: skill, via “Kingst Kestersatlland Rallroed for al ‘aime run vie Albay _W2iteoy15 General Passenger Agent, New York. RIBEON; COLORS: jue, and Cream: 3ue. large nize Gloria sift | BLUM's, ‘745 and 747 61h ot s.0. net fold clesrhere 3124. 4 Roman candies and | all the other apparatus which turns Independence | HOT-WEATHER BARGAINS. India Linone, Persian Lawns, Linen Lawns, Plain and Dotted Swiss, Plaid Nainsook, Swiss, end Lawns Batiste, Crepeline, and Challis, extra qualities, at | India Gause Underwear for Ladies, Men, and Chil- | p2gPpewell Jean Drawers for Men, oft guaranteed, Extra qualities in light-weight Hosiery, 250, Pure-8:lk Mitts that were 508, now 26¢. Fans—Price eut nght in half. You will have to sce them to appreciate the great re- duction we have made in the prices. Children's in all Ribbous—All widths of cream and black all-silk ‘Moire Kibbous, Bargains in Lace Flouncings, Cambtic, Nainsook, and Swiss Embroidery; Turehon, Val. and Freveli ‘Special bargains in Linen and Turkish Towela, '$-4 Mosquito Netting, ali colors, at less than regular ‘Special value in Men's fine Neckwear, 25a, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th and 706 Kot 2.w. “Mlecn Avo Asoor Norma THE 15 PUZZLE Hes done more than thin He not ‘acknowledged One Master, but apes his ings, not from motives of appreelation. but im ® furious and frantic effort to walls which had been builded for the PROTECTION OF THE PROPLR, “Behold the walls of Sparts! Tem thousand men, and every man e briek.” are makiy irantic efforts to bind them closet still by untiring diligence in guarding thetr interests, ‘Whatever you need in the line of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING COME TO Us We will protect ay imate, pelea ADLERS'S VICTOR BE. (Open Seturday Ul 11a mm S2-OFFICR COATS, strives and sheskt, oh ‘Monday, Sroceeotey. cad Foitay testing Sna-Asxca Sroce'Taxme, CLEARING SALE ALANS ROYAL! (GNear door, No, 1220 Pa. ava) 250. Suspenders, all styles, for 15¢. 12}¢c. warranted Pure Linen Handkerebiefs for 100, £1.30 genuine Gloria Umbrellas for $1.20, 82.20 Gold and Silver-tipped do. for 91.96. 10 per cent off marked prices Traveling Satchels, ‘Silk Mitts for Lie. early a Id Gloves st half. peice. LACB DEPARTMENT. 19¢. Haudkerchiefs, all styles, for 12}4e. 12)9c, Men's Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100, 1250. Embroidered Mull Ties for 10e. 10 per cent off marked prices of Laces, 20 percent off marked prices fine French Vests. 460. Jorsey-fitting Gauze Vests for 360. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, 81.25 Colored Faille Francaine for $1, $1-19 Colored and Black Sursh Sis for 62. ‘50e. English Woo! Tourist Suitings for 40c, 68c., 40-inch wide Colored Berges, for 590. 8) Figured China Silks for 85¢. 6 Color-d Satin Ruadame for @L. ‘BSc. Cream and Colored Cashineres for 90. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. ‘35 10-inch Moire Striped Sash Ribbons for $1.19 60 12-inch Black-Satia Rdee Moire for $1.35. $1.50 Bunches French Fiowers, all styles, for @1.19. PARASOL DEPARTMENT. Marked 98.98, $5.68. $3.98. €2.98, 82.10, $1. Togoat $6.98, $3.98, $3.25, $2.68, $1.98, $1.50 “Gloria” genuine) Umbrellas for 1.39. 20 Gold and Silver Handies do, for 1.98, EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 5c. G-inch swies Embroidery for @1c. 1c. 7-inch Swiss Embroidery for 16c. 20c. Lawne, all colors, fof 19}40. 25c. Tennis Cloths, all styles, for 190, DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, 10 per cent off marked prices, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 25e. Jewelry, a:1 styles for 21¢, 0c. Oxidized Lace Pina for Se, ‘8c, Real Shell Hair Pins for Sc. 10 per cent discount on other goods, LEATHER GOODS DEPAR1MENT. ‘25e. Pocket-books and Card Cases for 91e, 50c. Pocket-books, all atyles, for 420. de. Belts, all styles, for Ble. Gxc. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, far 500, 10 percent discount on other goods, FAN DEPARTMENT. 500. Fane, all atyles, for 420, ‘350. Jup. Fans, all styles, for 26¢, 980. Fans, all styles, for 63a. @1 Feather Fans. all colors, for 78¢. Fans, all styles, for $1.68, ‘800. Dolis (French bieque) for 750. 10 per cent discount on other goode, CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Marked..€12.50 7.60 €4.00 98.73 @3.00 98.75 Towoat.. 9.00 5.62 330 200 460 8.95 15e. Curtain Madras for 10e. a yard. 15e. Gorime, ali styles for 1:2c. a yard. $2 Mousquito Canopies for $1.50. TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT. 45c. Turkey Hed Table Damask. for 330. ‘750. Bleached Table Damask, for 600. 60r, og sas “colored border, for 45¢ 810.00 Fancy Damask Table Sets, for 87.75. 50 Biue Damask Oloth and Napkine, for 5,26, $2.00:8-4 Tuble Covers, all styles, for 1.50. NOTION DEPARTMENT 20 per cent off marked prices Japances'Ware. 20 percent off marked prines of Bponges, G8e. Imported Hair Brushes, for 50c. Genuine “Pears” Soap, for 12¢. Dr. Pray’s “Oncaline,.” for 260. 266. Otl Skin Dress Shields for 154 17e. Sanglantue Face Powder, 180. ‘2be, Bottles of Extracts, for 10e. ‘Ude. No, 4711 White Rose Soap, for 12, 160. Bottles Bay Rum, for 12c. 20¢. Brass Placques, for 160. 13. Brass Photo Frames, for 10¢. 50c. Lotos Face Powder, for 250. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 1 7c. boses Note Paper and Envelopes for 120, 17c. quire Linen Paper for 2 quires for oe. 17e. packs Envelopes for 2 packs for 6e. CLOCK DEPARTMENT. 10 por cont off the marked prices. SECOND FLUO. | SHOR DEPARTMENT. ‘97 finest hand-mnele Button Boots for 68.76, 04 hand-sewed Oxford Tiee for 88.50, (04.25 straight Goat Button Boots for €2.68 Andrea Kid Button Boots for €2.50. $3.50 Stiases’ Aue Boots, patent-leather tips, 8%, 83.35 Misses’ epring-heel French Kid for ‘$2.50 Men's pataut-leather Oxfords £6? 82.50. Pes Boys! patent-lesther Oxfords: 78. ., Boys’ cloth-tup, patent-leather on 82.60 Boye’ Eumlish Calf Boots tor 98. SUIT DEPARTMENT. 212 Sateen Buits, all styles, for $10. 10 per cent off marked prices Flannel Batts, $2.50 French Ginghem Suits tor @1.88. 81.25 White Dresses, all styles, for $1. SHAWL DEPARTMENT. $1.08 Cashmere Sbawis, all colors, for $1.48, 83.05 Fancy Bmbroidered Shawia fo? 63.68. JBRSEY DEPARTMENT. 8c. Children's ait GL08 Ladiog Vest Prout ecg: fe otae. UNDERWEAR DEPARIMENY. poy ‘Taco Trimmed Underwear, all styles, for 68. Cambric and Mustin Gowns for Te. 81 Skirts, all styles, for 79¢. 98c. Lace Trimmed Oambrie Corset Covers for 7¥c, $1 Lace Trimmed Caubric Drawers for 844, $2 Summer Balmoral skirts for Ste. ‘Embroidered Uambric Corset Covers for 880, itl i 3 rege fet z EA peaeeey i HI ! E> a i MONDAY, JUNB 25TH, 1888, ‘The White Goods we closed out from the tm- Porters and mamwfacturere opened up splen- Gidly. We have never before been able to offer ‘equal values, each and every lot being » remark- able bargain. White Checked Nainsooks at 5c., Go, e., amd 100 per yard. White Striped ‘Lawns ot Se. per yard. Kora Canvas Etamines at M60 Resutifel Indian Dimity, in White, ‘Eoru, Light Blue, Pink, and Cardinal, only 25c. per yard. (eeond S008.) 4 Plain Black Sateen that would not rub off, ‘which would wash and withstand perspiration, ‘has been the deaiderstum for ® mumber of years. ‘This want is more than met in the Black ‘Henreitte Cloth Satine, which not only em- ‘races all the above qualities, but has the ap- pearance of Silt-Warp Henrietta, and being made from the finest of Bes Island Cotton it is oven lighter than a French Sateen. Ladies who ‘weer bisck all summer will be more than pleased with this new fabric. 30. and 37}. ver yard, (Seeced floor.) ‘Muslin Underweer—Those two lots of Skirts nd Gowns ot 760. are better value than we frst Sapposed, and are equal to any we have hereto- fore sold st 250, more, The Skirt is of good un- dressed muslin, and bas en eight-inch Hamburg Fufle. TheGown has a yoks of ave Hambury ingertings, and four clusters of eight fine tucks, eck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery, re- enforesd yoke-beck, full length, peas buttons, and finished in an excellent manner. 750. Both are representative values of a representa- tive stock, (Becond floor.) ‘The best Linens to walk on is Bernsleys—for the floor and stair, These are in various ‘Agured, diamond and bloc affects in two shades of gray. Barnsley Stair Linens, 18-inch at 186. ;20-inch at 20 and #20. ; 22-Inch a 250; ‘90-inch at 3730. per yard. Barnaley's Floor Linens, ten-quarters wide, at 75 and 86c. per yard; twelve-quarters wide, at $1 per yard, (Second floor.) Calcutta Water Coolers!—For keeping ice and Seed liquids over night in the sick-room, $2. (Toliet Department, first floor.) Brushes in great variety. English bristle, and of first-class quaility in every reapect. Brushes for the hair, 46, 50, 62, 75, 87 and 90c., $1. $1.10, 81.18, 81.87, $1.50 and @1.75 each. Clothes brushes, at 35, 50, 62, 75 and S87e., $1, $1.25, 81.50 and $1.75 each Nail Drushes, at 15, 25, 28, 37 and 42c. Tooth brushes, at 5,8, 12,15, 17, 25, 40 and 35c. each. ‘Weare showing s splendid line of Toflet Wat- era, Florida Waters, Colognes and Extracts," froin the best makers. (Totlet Department, first floor; rear.) ‘Move attention is now given the costame ‘n induleing in outdoor games and sports than during any previous season. The eraze for Ten- nis is at ite height, and a proper suit adds Greatly tothe charm of the game. ‘he ideal ‘Tennis Suit for Misses, Children and Ladies is the “Tuxedo.” Various striking combinations, 88 10 818 per suit; according to size, (Third floor.) Ribbons An extra good value in Sash Ribbon isthe 7-inch Gros Grain All-Silk, at 500. per yard. Three shades: Bronte, Myrtle Green and Garnet, Superd stock of Sash Ribbons. Moire Sih Ribbons in all widths, from the narrowest to the widest, for Sashes, Special attention is called to th White, Cream end Black, Just now ‘onaidered very soarce. Striped Gros Grain Ribbons in various colors for hat bands, belting, ke. (First oor.) ‘Wo said before that the ruling summer drap- ory waa Madras, The demand is bearing out ‘this statement, Wo advertised the Madras Cur- tains, ready made, at @2 te $8. To-day we call ‘Attention to the Madras by the yard. Madras proper has s ground that is known es “leno” weave. This ie a twisted thread stuf, the term leno beitig used to designate the fabric that 1 made by winding the warp and filling threads around each other, somewhat as the ‘strands of « rope are wound, giving ® frmuess, strength and elasticity to the material not found in the plain one-and-one weave of some of the other textiles that are used for drapery pur- poses, ‘The combiustions of colofs are more than eter artiatio—the favorites being of s somewhat «ub- aed order, browns and yellows predominating. Among the cholecst is foticed detached pat- terns of roses with leaves, Fleur de lis, &e., the ‘Ratural tots being reproduced with remark- able fidelity to nature. 50-inch Lemon and (Cream Curtain Madres, at 400., $5c. and 50c. per yard, 50-inch Colored Madras, at 50¢., G5c. 75c., 90c., $1 and $1.6 pet yard. Of the same charseter, we call attention to « charming Novelty im « Cross-stripe Scrim or ‘Btamine, with wide bands of fine silk woven in (quaint celtic designs. 50 inches wide, only 61 Der yard, Will make exquisite summer parlor Curtains, (Fourth floor.) ‘Wide Damask for 60 cents per yard, cheaper than ever befora vis: & pieces, 00-inch Biesched Iriah-Spun Double Damask Table ‘Lineus, im new and attractive pattertia, Only 91.50 per yard, Green Turkey Red Table Damask, a color we have frequently hed calle for, and which we have secured in new leaf and figured designs, * Oll-boiled colors and warranted fast. Only $1 per yard. \{Becond fiver.) “Oiating” Flanfiel Cloth 1a the popular fabric for lawn tonnis, boating, mountain, sea-chore, ‘and excursion dresses; and te also equally de- sirable for Wrappers, Gowns. Skirts, ad howse- dresses and Boyw Shirt Waists, The styles and coloring are attrestive and striking, while the colote ate fast, and the finish of the goods ta ot fmpeired in the lowndering. Ail cotton, yet tooks etactiy ithe wool ‘The strangest part 12 thé price. Only 18. vot yard, Dresamaking Department—tedies’ English ‘Biouses of Gilk made to onder at short notice, ‘Bald to be very generally wore at the Sesekore and Beech. Ledise wiehing their summer teavuling dreases st ones should etamine our clegnait line of partly-mude euite. ‘The shirt is finished. We take the waist to Your measure ‘and liking, delivering the entire artes within two days, silts of Fonlerd and Suresh Biiks, ‘Run's Velling, Albstrous and other light- ‘weight weclens. (Third floor:; pariors.) ‘Rureery Linens—Birdeye in cotton and linen; fot 0 piece er two at a price of twe, but = com: plete, carefully selected vtech of all the geod qualities. Cotton, 18-inch at G0c.;20 thch ob (Gde. | RR-inoh at TBO.) BA-tnch Ot O52. :87-1neh G8086 ‘Thewe peices are tot plects of ten full ‘Pie. all Line Bittéye ib pleced Of 10 yards cach, 18 tuck, ob @1. 18, 01.25, €1.85, 91.50, 61.75, 2, @9.86 and 62.60 per proce. 90-inch, 01.25, 01.40, 61.60, 01.78, 02, O0.85 amd 62.60 per Pate, UBined, at $1.60, 61.68, 61.78, 61.00, 02, 08.95 null 92.80 per purse. weindd, at 1.76, 02.00, 08, 02.98, 2.00, 02.78 and os pee plses, 2B-lueh, ot 9.0, 02.80, 02.78, 08 tn 03.80 per piece. FoF the convenience of customers we have placed «line of these guods ta our Infante’ Department, 8 well tm with our ‘Pegulae Unen otek, (Betobd Bot.) (We covered mont of this stock of Parneole et tld Ut sinction piteen Every ene te be- feqalet price=some se mush bs half. while the majority are two-thinds. ‘The windo@fel on ‘the F treet front ts bat an insomplete indes to he better values wichia ti stord, SHED ROOMS 0} Sort in new tan suitale for will Tent together or seperes ty yk Sabine se BY 4 YOUNG MAX. a SITEATION ‘ED_BY A YOUNG MAN 90 YEARS Sten yy FOR AN ‘M., 1010 14th stae. Je: 4 COLORED ori ANTED — CLERICAL FosITION WITH” AT. ear tes festesehement ce ‘and inteyrity; will enter ‘Ads — ty ou tral, aaa \daress JONADA , Star offion.. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION NEAT AND INDUSTRIOUS BOY, | references. of axe, desirous of = TED GOgD SOBER Gea Wines 1307 Pet Be WAST sha meanel Oa Tacte hi AGENTS IMMEDI- maki LS Wassnt lace 10 yer soot aaekyed tle Se Sakyea tock eens ereatly reduced rates, per set QOK REN THREE COMMUNICATING | OUMS MAX BAKBER Sood barber's chai iG COLORED MAN A POSI- cy Without board. “Aso, a uicely funni Location coul and conveusent. fang EN Apply to JAMES BRENT, war 00 Wa oe FS Ww ‘A GOOD, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN TO ‘drew sods water, ‘Drug Stare corner Ten and T stern ‘ani the ie ANTED — A Fintsi-CLASs COOK, ATS0, A Cesanetent Watrens, fore bosrdiog bo en £0 Connecticut ave. ‘ ‘ANTED—A GOOD, WHI iE Wiroan tot ener Sams work Appiy 900 Bae AN INTELLI- Southern exposure Apply at 1115 K stb KR RENT—AT 15 GRANT PLA Pleasant front rooms, each Slane, second and third oor, suunuer prices, with pr 2 ITUATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER- iso cooks, nurees, ladies’ maids, drivers, waiters, housemen. farm manaser, Shdpeoris. FM BURNHAM, Wika QUK R-NT_TWo LARGE AIRY o ing, unfurnished rooms. second floor, at 33% C rt Bw; Dorth abd south exyosure, Bochiuren io taumly ‘Yory quiet; reterei.ces exchanged, ANTED—BY A TABLE WHITE O7RUA sewine of wilting te do’ hous wo! Fleas call at 1326 38. H. ANTED—A PLACE Bi ‘White Girl, to take care go ip the country. Addrena A. TED—A YOUNG MAN FROM VA. of exrelient habits and disposition. desires a Situation in @ store: some experience in grocery, And permanent ait office. A RESPRCTABLE WAITER AND ter. cuaram ApMy Rei gS Tat Pay a Pe OK KENT—1304 BST. Front Room ou second flooz, with ba:b-room, for ‘u; amo other rooms for less; board if de. per month: referesce, Jexs-au" rears oud to take és Useful; must stay at home nights. WEE LS ais Se LY_AT 9085 PST. s.W., and fron; references ce dry woods a1 SELLE 'ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A BRICK ipat pti D house, Gor 7 Foows. with modern. imj‘rovemen: = in a good location, between 4th and 15th an. reas fice. ANTED—A WOMAN TO th white preferred): wag ‘bs couakey. “Address Sox HONEST, SOBER WHITE Dut, 220 East Capitol se fe2e ee Y—ONE Fik8: jz Fenuaylvauis ave. b. w- )OK, WASH, AND =e eS NTED—A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS WILL y for the summer a rent Dot mo:e than $20 iiished House of six POs 2 8T471 b sty. ting “oowis, uniurmialied,” suuthera exposure ANT:D— A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, IN for the sumer montl furnished preferred; ‘no children: unexceptcnable Teforences. Address’ Box 14, Star office. ANTED—-FOR ONE YEAK FROM JULY 1, A well furnished house of ten oF twelv9 rooms in the northwest section of city. northwest section, ANTED—TWO LENT SERVANTS DE- sire sicuations as chambermalds J.T. 1K, Star office. ae —@8 POR UNFURNISHED BACK €10 for uuturnished trope room, Wali oor: corner of Mass. ave. aud 10th st. Also, be Es seo st 1019 0th at tor tae joor, two Foows, pertaaen face park. RoowS, on han. urotin Wem reaidene ved OF wifiur: ished ied trout lor. with’ Bos: Two LARGE th two lame yezd-at™ DOM UNICAT- Jez3-ae* a UNFULNISUPD, expos debt WO COMMUNI- NI-IN A PLEASANT SHA. 1D HOUSE, ard front aud rear, two wufurutahed 2: will mapa 807 6that. nw. Jeu JOR KENT—COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS, SECO! floor: private bath. ‘Aino. Rooms on third & Single or en suite, With private bat, 1017 * shugie furmiebed or un ae 1 ANTED—HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALL, TO Tent to customers, as we Dave mo: ly. Owner will do we 1 to HERRON & RAMEY, m references yiveu; would like to ieave city. 1829 Jeffcrson Place, K. ARTED-THREE Ww BY a8, 1828 Teh wt ew am NTED—LADY FOUR HOURS DAILY, LIGHT, five positon Inatersca compare oe lmly custo wll, FeaNnk L ERAL FRONT ROOMS, houses than we can su ghyyithout Board SALE LADIES AT HECH- eft houses in our * south exposure EWART, 912 ¥ | ‘OR SALE-SEVERAL SMALL PLACYS AT Gal- POUR, Wear station, w ia OK SALE—AT Hiya iT: ‘Oniy 19 minutes rie tro". Washington, ‘Twegty-three tral Commutation ronnd-tr ‘Bargains in Lo's and Lots 50x00 fect (10,000 fret) f Lots 100x200 feet (20.000 feet) for 60,000 tect Buildine Bite, 300 feet fr foot alley at side: very de-trable; price Beautiful Vide site, 4 cores; terrace, trers Ayground, ke; adjoluing property tiuprow y on high, dry. rich land, well: ules alk frog! statin, aidowaik ou ike way easy | Kerma' desired: js AVPIYR. R. FOWLER & SON, Hyatewile, ia, ANIED— A BOY NOT OVER THIRTEEN Years of sie to uct wa mi jennencer; references, -end ert MESSENGE., tar office. 1 ‘second sivry mom. nicely {urn with board, tor mau aud wife, in private tauilly low to desirable people: house large atid ‘airy le comforts; plenty ot shade, grounds and jon Urewises ; best of ‘city references giv WOMAN FOR GENERAL, | or twa” Apply at 7 ANTED—A COLORED = * housework —FUKNISHED AND € ngusework in a family run ¥ | Waitress, laundress, sesmstress, nurses, ‘Waiters, covchmen and ‘Allcity references, 613 ms and Leth: completely furnished Lucht housekeeping, | Will reut fur lesa du:sue su hs to responsible vyaletsfor traveling Tainily and’ resorts. WaAxtED Warr ‘and co) EBA DRESSMAKENS, WHITE | aud Houseworkers, Nurses ac, | ks aud Houseworners ior Philudelpiin, | RICHARD P, EV. bh st, JUst north of Praukllu Park. locat® | house 10. sumuwer ausarpassed. ‘Table Hoa ‘Lrausients at reasonable rates, mys OK RENT_ONE NICELY FU ith Brst-class board. references ured. 1416 N'st. nw, iuy26-1an' __FOR RENT—OFFICES. R EXC erty—Luree tracks of choice timber land in West Virginia, cousistiug of 904 015 aud 1,05¥ acres, all | VANTED-AN ACTIVE At young man with a small capital, to take the sole for our Japanese che ERT & 00, 196 E. Main st, Louisville, Ky- jug Guin, KILLER, OK SALE—THINTEEN MILLION SQUAKE FEET of grouud, in lots to au t, being kuown as * Lue $4." in full view and west of Washington Gity, D. C., aud op which are wwany grand Villu gites: ich and rive: Pi PS, 1419 New York av T HYATISVILLE, MD to ab immediate | todate. BH. Wal CHARMING Lit. Statiou Met. Br. B. aud” shade ali yuntry howe. J. 1, WiMEK, JOR SALE—50 ACKES, AT FORES: EN Lon, adjouiug uew subdivision; look at it for au investuieut: a vurninbed cot toxether with 10 acres of lan AN EXPERIEN( fancy and worsted store “at the store, GOS 9: ‘ED—A FIRST-CLA & HOUSE WOMAN 0 chiidcen in house. comme hiaeuly Fecommended. “1107 Fstiucw. ied ED-AGENTS, LOCAL AND GENERAL, ‘article Just out: as a seiler it beats the world re; exclusive territo 0. L NOK, Bay City, Mich, ANIED—a GOOD COACHSMIT work and good pay. JAS. :D YOUNG SAL! 180 aD orth “Ariugion 70.< RENT—FIN i re pete Aba RENT—FINE OFFIC UR RENT—OF | "RD —A LADY OF GOOD APPEARAN. position. Call on ‘I. FRANK Gi Vernon Kow, cor. 10th st. ae s perman Dt wood Hoo d, ANTED— DUN DORES EMPLOYMENT BU- and colored, for all ii trict aud states, with reference for the suai sum of 000. A chance to buys sduimer tmidence, Acres und @ god tramne house aud all the necessai nd wot don atic labors for Vise rd Potomac. ailroud: fine estate yield ‘® good farm, an A splendid ‘farm of 100 acres op the Gien- Wood and Bludeusturg rosds; 1 mule from s te of the roved For Latof acum aud ress THOMAS EDA FEW RELI WANTED.-ROOM y ANTED—BY A G {OK BALL—AT MELROSE PARK, HVAT’ Jota, opposite the handsuinse Edjot, esq. Lots 50 uy 1 ville, Md., “desirat | re deuce of tine Inte feet, fronting ou Meir.se squ-re tout, Liberal terms and 14th and 22d. ats sired. Addcess Box 149, Star otfice.1° ANTED—ROOM4 SUITABLE FOK DOCTOR'S Ofices, om 14th st. u.w., or ou H, York ave., near 14th Plice “10 cents ua Yo Parcua-erw of hore ha ‘OF to ay une bullling st once” For furtuce Sto” “TYLEs & MUTHEUFO D. EAR ROCKVILLE, 75 ACRES, Ce Ed phe farm: 8-room howe, in lovely grove by youl wentioman, ive rates, which must uot exceed 625. Address B. C.'W Ofte. BY A LADY JULY 1 FURNISHED Parlor and Bed-room, communieatiny, on tira family, with wood Table Board: per manent if sulted, No attention will be paid to auswere wr Kork ville, Md Jel4- 11, offer fine village lots, 5: ‘Vilage of Baliston, Va, y ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN A SMALL FUR- ed room: facilities for wood fire in col weather, so ow hi ty northwest: Taps and address J. E-HANDOME BUILDING SITES AT ‘Amous improvements are new epot, pos:-orfiee bulidiug. store, handsome imagnivesut \arks and miveral sprinis, Ql-ts specia’ inducements to Luilders, © BALCHELDER, OR SALE—THE OWNER OF THAT VALUAUL JOR SALE — AT FOREST INN PARK, FOREST len, very derirable vills sites: residences already erected, ‘This is the most chart om the Netropolitas Brauch B&O. Lots ceuts a foot upward. THOS @. HeNscY | 1226 F st n.w. ‘OK SALE— BARGAIN! Mi; twenty minutes’ ride from NORTH CAPITOL ST. N. quachine, vil stove, car ‘G-roum house exmupiete, Apeedy sale; “south frout, 2Zx10%, 10 fused, Bains, frame house; reut $15: \riog ber jout #1 W. LINKING, 100i aul H sts, OK S\CE—TWO BEAUTIFUL, LoTs, FKONT- ins B29 fort on Bo bh. Th we lots li caunot be obstructed, Of the ite of Seuator house during the summer montha If siralde owner would ike to retain certain rooms. —PARLOR — FURNITURE UPHOL- Mattre-sea made over in first-class styic. furn: as to pty I E448 ACRES, 8. Mi. 2, Cul ore Brandy "stethi Ne. A ; lunge tate and fences “CUURE D. LUCKEII, ¥30 OK SALE—THE CHEAPEST LOT ON Heigh's, and wear Dr. Hammond's new Wo tonte. only 250. per foot. erm eas 423i F street JOR SALE_WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDEKD | ious of ‘ALMS AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, of from oue to five i AND OFFICE FURNI- mand made new: floors Addrew Bux 100, Siar of ANTED—YoOUK uot E mw ined aud rovarniais d \ HE, FRENCH CON FECTIO\ER AND ONS Por the Maton ute 1h to aaa dips sia., has now bis parlors on fir-t und | ubikes They wil hud monterey Public. y | weuerad tarmii | Very easy terms. Several very desiravle 2-1 T to bulld ive houses on; only 756, pF Lotaiuscoeslyt t parcies co..teu z gh "uuth paid ior. MEA DOS e ‘OR SALE—ON METROPOLITAN BRB. AND O., new houses 6 to Lir.: bui diue lots: \d.dairy farms near statious other farms, D.LUCKEET, YD 4 at uw, BALES TWO LC orcieeres OREER TO PARTCRE: 90 SRT E usburg Row d, ac; ‘cometer, ; terms $5 per wo. D. Mct NIED—DRESSES terns and materials 10 per mouth; 21 per ALE ‘A fine Country Beat of 25 acres, iinproved by « double frame house of 11 Jogated, ou an elevation in oaks; all meceasary oucbuil orchard, ouly teu-minutes’ walk fri Silver Spring Station, Me.rupviitan Branca, ‘Por full particulars apply to ‘STAMPED. NEW PaT- ve of ibe old forest MBS. MENGERT’S 0 Oth etm. ‘ANTED=TO RENT BY THE MONTH FOK USE dh the Country--A nunber of thoroughly-broken. Horses, hefercncen re- ‘MIDDLEION, vo: 318-1 1c) Per i Ladieg’ Hiding 'TED—DAN'L 3. val fu LUST AND FOUND. T—A LADY'S GOLD WA1CH AND CHAIN. ON Sonn Carvlina ave. or C st, 0ho.F. Haul ‘BETWEEN THE CAPITOL (Witte Howeror the rnite, Houre ‘@smuall winder watch. ‘will be paid for its return to.1702 MOFFAT, 414 4) 8T. & W. ed: Sd and 7th rs! c ‘ANTED~TRY OUR BUTTEBINE A’ “7 LE—CHEAP—LOO! ) OF ret ‘Also, five lots, 12x03. Cor. 7th and f sis, voreainery Butter ( ts ot ‘open all day. 2017 14th st. n.w., near K st. {OK RENT— 1720 H ST, N.W. FURNISHED Toons; first aud second floors, with ye square west of War apd partments; trsents accommodated. Jele-i ‘1-737 13TH ST, BELWE) NG AND Et mice cool airy rocms,en suite oF suucle * first-class board iu house at low 13th sl aw. Star office. * NFURAISHED coudition, Apply #13 Est e21-Im T>1iNG OF FLOOR, GON ICELY FURNISHED ROOMs, AND excelient table boar on rearousble cerins, « NISLED cE OR STORE.ROOM £ Vetween E and Pais. Ayiy at 30 tet dep, 24 foot 3. WIM 1315 F at, FCk-ROOMS IN BUILDING ie BEALL, BROWN & CO., T321 Fst FOR RENT_STORES. Sa nase Hondsoie plate-giaee windows: imurovemeuts aud excellut location for reuviog UR AND DWELLING, ERY DESIRABLE BRICK STOKE ‘cor, 25th ana I sts.; eas und water, § tas moderate to's Aretcciane tenant. “Appa ts JOU t., GeO. wets wh. deLl-2eu ULSKENT—STOKE AND DWELLING At 1635 Vath st u.w.. coutatuime 13 rooms, with all iu huyrovemente, Inauite 1638 14th'st, call JR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS ¢e OK RENT—SEOOND-STUR\ POR LIGHT MANU. rkshop. Apply at 409 13% st * KENT—A COAL DEPOT, OK POKIION OF waive, with redrow, ‘sidhug. convenient. t ling merchandise of auy kind. Address 417 Lot, dea why to © T, NORTH SIDE OP maivion, 404100. muyroved by nd. Fy st,. between 17th and 1 ouddoul cicy that Le weet ‘sad TSU AULE OkD, 14-23% ¥ street, (THREE BEAUTIFUL ag buiidine yeld-in oyu SALE—A BARGAIN—IWo FINE BUILDING Dorthwest section; 19x100 f et each to Per fauare foot Apply to PIi NE deld-iw PALE LOTRIN MT. PLALAs: SO0U- exch: sun cach pape oo a ORD 1aeaig Fit, ILDING Low, 161 2 eet rout, at low fix. FUL ‘Apps to Bus idk ee hw MAKES RAKLY, 005 14th et aw ‘Ok SALE—CH? B2x40. 7thand ay, N-B—No counection —s TORDAY EVENING, 4 PAIR OF SILK Wi. ©. SCRIBXER, rub reward wil be given Mf returned to 1705 8.1. ave 1 LOT, 20x08; ALBO, 1 LOT, oe we CHARLES EARLY, GOS 14h wt, ire Housobont E> H. BAUM, 210 7th ot dw. ‘OST—JUNE 23, NEAR 10° and Pa. ‘woid braceiet aqiit Kewardifreturned to ry ‘ALE—LOT WITHIN BLOCK OF DUPON' very ‘10th strect after circle foF $1,500; RLES FARL' D=TO BUY FOR cant, 6 Sesh gol me oy ml paid for bis return to 614 ae 20K SALE—A NUMBEK OF SHORT LUTs NEAR ‘Dupout Cirle; wo se of Mere JROUND—AT ALBAUGHS Aat ot. 2... OF 8S : book containing ovam Speman Datwok a 081~—BY A WIDOW, tat ‘who picked it up piease returu to INDAX AFTERNOON, ary and eteunion, of Wane ene as aa CR sts We, Lot 8, sa. ‘Terma moderate, sins J{O8 SALE—THE DEST AND §\FEST INVuST. ment of ‘amall amounts. @25 ‘and $10 yor juonth will "buy «bus ‘Peonasivauia aveuue care, at ou y PHILLIPS 1410 New Lork ave. ‘on #ireet oF aven ie, PROk SACE—L0Ts—o wT, BET 3TH AND 14TH 102%, Se itow ee Be prer sit eal aad Spe er reeks ‘ENOWN THAT FRESH ALD) eo sco ae REWARD FOR THE ARD OON- 25 rare Stet eee T WEDNESDAY jet i ® § € 3 é 7 e ¢' 4 i EEES 4 UNTRY BOARD. ANDERS WANTEO—aT Trvelivilie states, Ww. 8o | recniaiba Convey curate aici Loud soerty, Yee from depet.” Des son address Mise yuier County, Va ARD aT TAKOMA PARK For paraculars, address PO. BOARD CAN BE Hy arm, pear Ko kw | wilh, wad freak v | BOLDAGASTOR FEW BOARDENS chisnyed. Addis aM. a4 ld OARD AT WALD INS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED BY POR 40 BOARDERS, Zar, MECHANIC SVILLE Loti > 3. BROWN, pas. Alyy tos. We RAMLE. Je tide water and rut, aud wood wacer 3 OOD COUNTRY BOARD FURNISH? i a. 25 per mouth J. 6. Mik fuer OMMODATIONS HI HTPUL HOME A. for femiiies wish nih CART), Mouroe Grove Pat AN. TWO MILES PROM FLINT Sytner boarders intel AT PLEARANT vc AND STOKE Rooms, B first, second and third floors: three lagce ru | first floor: an F st. store, 120. | tront, will be finished to meet wante of tent aon de aud best part ¥ wte water. plenty od. WPKING BANK OFIERts PILST-OLASS BOAKD, NG BANK, Alen E.1GHTFUL BOARD C\N Be OBTAIN Mrs. CORYELL. ISHING TOSTEND 1ME SUMMER + Falls Cure Va : CSRS MY Boal 1HMEE-STORY BRICK MAN jo anid 18 ms Warkitarte * Jus Lake Hew wwuwery Oo. hak JOMMODATI. NS POR 20 BOARDERS AT THR juiniwer resort in ‘the 1 t Matyer's berry W.MCLAKIK, Keep Tryst, Want MONEY TO LOAN. \ TO LOAN Al FIVE PLR CENT ON AP. od Pak estate security CONSTANTLY BOWS & CO, 1971 Ft me, yo REAL ESTATY iv esrENT VAL ABLE QUAKTERLE, 1S BUSl> $200 10 #1.u00. SMALL FP MUM Chau ‘THON. WAGUAMAS ON REAL PSTATT a THOS. F WAGOAMAN. EY TO LOAN ON REAL FSTAT $100,000: KI FIVE LOT, 13x50, _ de “SUMS 10 SUIT 20.000 le ee cent, ONES 10 LOAN UNEL TO DOAN, IN SMALL OR LARGE SOMA, AVE on real eetaie iu theetts, et ami § jer s . ND TONTINE Px biichwt cash prices, Lowise ti EE a EX TO LOAN IN SUMS Ph ard, at the lowest rates of inten KU. BULLZMAN, __ Corwer 10u aii F ONEY TO Loan Tu wunus & suit, at lowest rates, on | State security. Wks t RATES OF IN: oem, at lowest tales uf iwlureat. Gelay were the acuity te food. UC GHEE, 303 Teh at mow. irre 4