Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1888, Page 2

A THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY Sune 25, 1588. CROSBY 5, NOYES. ‘Ibe Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation mere than treble that of any other daily paper publisbed in Washington, and much greater than that ef ali the other daily papers bere added together. What Induces the great parties nowadays to pominate their young, healthy, vigorous men for President, and give the Vice-Presidential nomina- tions to veterans Whose age creates a presumption against thetr surviving their chiefs? It seems as ir every logical consideration would reverse this order of things. The only object of having a vice- president at ail 1s to provide against the contin- geney of the death or the disability of the Presi- dent. ‘This would make it natural to put the can- didate having the worse expectations of life at the top of the ticket and the one having the better at the bottom, Yet Grant at his second nomination was ten years younger than Wilson; Hayes was three yearsyounger than Wheeler; Garfield was one Year younger than Arthur; Hancock was two years younger than English; Blaine was four years younger than Logan; Cleveland was eighteen years younger than Hendricks, and 1s twenty-four years younger than Thurman; and Harrison is nine years younger than Morton. The only exceptions Yo the rule since the war have been Grant's seniority of one year over Colfax, Seymour's of eleven over Blair, Greeley’s of fifteen years over Brown, and Tilden’ of five years over Hendricks. From this it would appear that the American peo- ple prefer the illogical to the logical arrangement; as, in this whole list of cases where the candidate for President has been older than bis companion on the ticket, only one has been seated in the White House, and the difference in his favor was Dut a single year. ———— Theatrical people will generally agree that Miss ‘Mather bas madea serious mistake in commencing law proceedings against Mr. Hill, her former manager, to secure the settlement of some differ- ences existing between them. The testimony in the case is decidedly interesting in its way, but hardly pleasant reading for either the profession of the public. Mr. Hill was,in theatrical par- Janee, the “discoverer” of the dramatic prodigy, as she Was termed in the beginning of her career, and his testimony afforded a racy Insight into the manner in which theatrical stars are “boomed” and the public led to believe they are a distinct success, both professionally and financially, while imfact they are dismal fatlures as actors, and playing continuously to losing houses, Of all dirty linen that of the stage nad better be deodor- ized in private, and the case of Mather v, Hill is a fresh and foreibie illustration of the old truth, $a Lord Dufferin has had a good deal of travelling to dosince he left Canada. He is now talking of leav- ing Rome at the end of six months and going to Constantinople. Party politics makes little differ- ence, in the British service, with the diplomatic career of a man of Dufferin’s ability. Whenever ‘a delicate piece of business 1s to be looked after, there he 1s sent to attend to it, whether the gov- ernmentof the day be radical or tory. Here is a particular in which, in spite of all our boasted American progress, we might copy the ol4-fash- Joned mother country with advantage. —<—$<—$<$<——— ‘The Senate has done its duty, as far as it now can, for the health and comfort of Washington, by juserting im the river and harbor bill an appropri- ation for improving the Potomac opposite the city. ‘There may be a struggle over this clause in con- ference committee, but the Senate ought to pre- ‘vail, and doubtless will, if 1t insist. The appro- priation has every consideration in its favor, and ‘very few Representatives will oppose it to the ex- tent of endangering the river and harbor bill, << What has become of the Ohio prophet who dreamed that McKinley was to be tae nominee at Chicago,zdeclaring that the nomination of two ‘other candidates had been revealed to him in ad- ‘ance in the same way. Has he gone into hishole, like the ground hog? He ought to submit himself to the irrepressible interviewer, and explain why ‘things didn’t come out according to contract. ————————— ‘The Inconsistencies and causes of embarrass. ment found in the school appropriation bill, to ‘which frequent reference has been made in TaE Stam, Will soon be considered by a conference committee. It 1s earnestly hoped by the public that this legislation may in the end be moulded ‘Anto satisfactory shape. —_—————— All the men who drew prizes in Chicago are not having their biographies printed in the papers just now. There is a widespread suspicion, for in- stance, that, if the tide of politics should turn in favor of the repubiicans next fall, President Harrison's first message to the Fifty-first Congress will be read im the House by order of Speaker MeKinley. —— + = ny Ee = mW Eh Bae GAINS BY THE HUNDREDS. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ‘in Kk. and K, Japanese and modern braids, shapes suitabie for batiing or sun bats, were ay THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Great Sacrifice in CLOTHING. Look carefully over ‘this list and see what we offer. iS a ast week of closing, out ‘nod only took 20 waite, 7 Dr size oak White Lan Sut made of samean ae Star for cares g ammalliotet odds pila, x ana Foe aoe ele it im the safes ura Ue a cones | Ea" ml dep eno. Ap nOoN Seas peene, Bathing only excepted. Suits worth $7 selling for Suits ART EMBROIDERY, AND UPHOLSTERY DEPTS | 98 wat “elite fo pay at Ft omuienuaninimpiandeped bo tse tite FVeivet Rugs, best quality, were $2, Friday @1.45. {oO paits of Siataped” Plow "Shae, rdaytbe-s | Please call early. ae Dest cotton, HOLLANDER BROS.. aL Se eee Fruit of Loom es HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. aes 1917 Peaneyivania ave. a.w. ‘A ssl! ot of Odds and Endain Tafante’ Tle Toread by rerio ee 40c., Friday 23c. sraell fot of Childrea Se. Cc. and 4 pants—slightly suiled, were 39 and 4: Tur T, Has Mtoe deny dob DEPARTMENT. WHEN PEOPLE EAVE “ DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 10 remnaste of Sf std 40 tuchal- wool Cream Dress NOTION DEPARTMENT. allot of fancy, Bisque and Glass Vases, Ornaments, |. T lot Crochet Sets (33 steel and 1 bone crochet needle in case), Friday Sc. aset. TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1 Jot Toilets (containing mirror, comb, glove and shoe buttoner and tooth pick). Friday Bc. Tetente thee Sl i ionee, ay Be ouch, LEATHER GOODS AND JEWELRY DEPT. lot of Pins, odds and ends, were 25 to 500, Friday iol Carcass, ware 50, to 81, Friday 250, LADIES: NECKWEAR DEPARTMEX: tof of imported Net Fichun were Soe Briiay 100 ot of fine, made-up Lace Novelties, “Chemisetten, ae, were 28 004 "Prday Sieach, ESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 1 Jot of ais aiao some taohale Mareoge Tet auldesiratie dare ‘were 50c. 10 @14 yard, Pe ot 40-Ineb black, alleilk Chantilly Flouncing, worth @2.35, Friday $1.00 8700? EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 75 sample pieces of 45-inch Swiss Flo wn, worth @2 to 83 a yard, 1. HEE, Fatey 1. net LACE DEPARTMENT. pee ig Laces, were 20 to 40c. s yard, Fri- fow Plat Val, 40-inch Flouncings, were $1, Fri- 8c. s yard. TRUNK DEPARTMENT. When you purchase your trunk or traveling eins seer es, meena, aoe tarantecd 20 per cent ‘wn, and uuailty the very beat, @ ml u ‘3 isl finest only satchel 2 7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. Asroruation Creates Wispox, AND ECONOMY LEADS TO PROSPERITY. THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE AND PROFIT BY ITS TEACHINGS, We he: infc tne following extraordineey Bargainay™ nave Teoured 3 ae st ONC. Der yard: rorular value, 106. eahsmaetyof, Pisin Colored Ane Satine Remnants, in- at 10c. per yard; real value, 18¢. 2 cases of fine figured Indigo Blue Percale Remnants, warranted fast 1 cane Ue ee TaN: funerally soldat 12:40, Whi foe or ite Jeans, in suitable lengths, mee eyes bet Fond tandard price, 12542, 1 cane of Scotch Ws Poplins, in Mixtures and an els it article for at 10c. per yard; regular price, 120. Several cases of Light and ‘superb styles, at Se. Der yard: reguiar value Loge ncilot of Ol Calico Remnants, at Se. per yard, worth 75 Parasols and Umbrellas, in Striped Satin and Stik, reduced from 82 and 81.50 to 98¢. Please call sysage call early if you want to receive the benefit of od S895.2% Indigo Bine, Rea soft finish Swiss Galico Remmanta: fast colors, er yard, worth ide. - Alot of Alpaca Umbrel Zo-incbr 91.25. w ely, 61:75, ud $2.” bat belne over- Mocked Te tela Une ned eat ba acid ave secriges” LANSBURGH & BRO. 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st, store in Washington. Fifty costing fans. Delightful temperature, ides Tosist uyon your dressmaker using the 8 tandard sures a perfect At —— ae ‘The trreconcilables are now expected to ghange thetr famiiiar fling from “Blaine-or-bust” to “Ben- or-bust.” A Gaear Sacerice Is BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. FOR BOYS FROM 14 TO 18. ‘Suits we sold at $7.50 wo sell now at 85. ‘Buite we sold at $0 we sell now at 94.00. Buits we sold at $10 we eell now at @7, And all other grades cut down in the saine proportion FOR CHILDREN FROM 5 TO 14, Suit with Short Pants, WE HAVE A FULL IINE OF MEN'S SUITS FROM 86 UP. All- Wool Serge Suits at $10. lime of Pomgee Coats and Veste very TSP ine of Men's and Boye Pants from 1.0m ar THE LONDON AXD LIVERPOOL cLoTHINe co, COR. 7TH AND G STS. it Rernornators. HOUSEKEEPERS are invited toexamine the CELE- BRATED REFRIGERATORS for which we are sole agents for the District. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS, WITH SLATE-STONE SHELVES. We have sold above for twelve years, aud every pur- ehaser is pleased with them LORILLARD REFRIGERATORS. For Clubs and Restaurants. MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATORS, led entirely with glazed stoneware, ‘They are ail rst-class Refrigerators and do thelr ‘Work well and economically. Write or call for eireulars WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. Sone better. M. W. BEVERIDGE, my28-3um 1009 Pa Ave. G. T. Kux TAILOR, 103m 414 9th street, Buz Or Wasurxarox OLD RYE WHISKEY. ‘The Purest and Fizet Whiskey ever put upon ‘the District market, Miciirwery. FREE TITTRRR MM MMMM aN Rg% ‘From now until July 4, where HATS AND TRIMMINGS are purchased at our counters, we will trim free of charge, GUARANTEEING that all work will be done 4m the best manner, with the same attention by our most experienced milliners as during the now closing season. ‘HATS and TRIMMINGS at lowest prices in the city. BOR ARGHE. aa ‘316 7TH STREET &.W. i Kyocreo Oor: COME, YOU AND YOUR DEAR FIVE HUNDRED FRIENDS. ‘Why sweat, swelter and swear? We are prepered to sive you relief. Come up smiling and serene. Our thoughts are ever of you: our efforts always tend to the alleviation of your sufferings. Whether from ‘TORRID HEAT OR FRIGID COLD. The former is now dealing lis heaviest blows, and all humanity wilts before him. Come, but don't hurry; take it easy and be sure to keep on the shady side of the street, We have just FIVE HUNDRED FINE MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS, ‘Striped and counter-striped with silk. The coloring is rich but not gaudy ; the shades and effects exquisite ly beautifal. The fabric rivals the spider's web in fine- ‘ness, Dut possesses wonderful strength for anything 20 ‘apparently delicate and fragile, catching the faintest reese and sending s thrill of cool delight throughout the entire aystem:; no effective; producing such charm- ing results, we were not surprised when an enthusiastic ‘wearer pronounced them ‘TORRID THRASHERS, ‘He declaring that they could “KNOCK OUT" the hot- test wave in one round. PRICE, THREE DOLLARS AND TWELVE CENTS. VICTOR ADLE 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 OuT and O2¥ 7th st nw.. comer Massachusetts ave. ‘Strictly One Pree, CLOTHING, AND THE AVERAGE MAN WANTS THE NICEST HE CaM GET. THE HANDSOMEST THIN COATS AXD VESTS ARE MADE OF SILK AND COME IN SEVERAL STYLES AND COLORS. “PONGERS” RANK NEXT, AND NO MAN GRTS THR WORTH OF HIS MONEY IN ANY GOODS MORE CERTAINLY THAN IN PONGEE, IT 18 VERY COOL, VERY STRONG, VERY DURABLE, AND WASHES 2QUAL TO LINEN. FOR GENTLEMEN WHO DOWT CARE TO HAVE “WASH GOODS" THE FINE MORATR COATS AND VESTS ARE, PERHAPS, 10R 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 “BRILLIANTING,” “SICILLIENS,” ALPACAS, AND DRAP DETE'S ARE THE MOST POPULAR. WE HAVE THESE IN REGULAR SIZES—IN “STOUT” FOR STOUT MEN, IN “EXTRA S10UT" FOR VERY FLESHY MEN, IN “LONGS" AND IN “EX- TRA LONGS.” DRAP DETR COMES AL@O IN FROCK COAT SUITS. NOTHING IN THIN GOODS SURPASSES DRAP D’ETE IN DURABILITY, FOR SMALL BOYS, SHORT PANTS SUITS, DOWT FORGET THE WHITE AND STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS~THE NEWEST, COOL- EST, AND MOST DRESSY OF THIN STUFFS, ALSO WHITE DUCK SUITS FOR THE SMALL BOYS. © B. BARNUM & Co, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Les LARGE STOCK. LoW PRICES. FRANE M. LEWIa, 12165 Penn. ave, Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona, Tsou Snxs At 75c.; reduced from 81.25. ‘We are offerine most decided bargains in PRINTED INDIA SILKS as 7éc. in very choice patterns, ‘Finest quality, newest styles FRENCH CHALLIS st 400. FIGURED MOHAIRS at 40c. Finest quality TENNIS FLANNEL at 40 and 50c. Lace, Striped, and Plaid GINGHAMS at 3730 ‘worth 50c. Finest FRENCH SATINES at 25c. 500 VELVET GRENADINES st ¢1. FRINTED CANTON OREPES reduced to $2. PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS at 10c. ‘New Styles in PRINTED BATISTE. Previous to inventory we offer decided bargains in all departmenta, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 19 919 PENNA AVE Panwomrm Srom HOT-WEATHER BARGAINS. India Linons, Persian Lawns, Linen Lawns, Plain‘ and Dotted Swiss, Piuid Neinsook, Swiss, and Lawns, gate Creneting, ant Challe, extra qualities, at Indie Geuse Undvewear for Ladies, Men, and Chil- sQrrmewell Jean Drawers for Men, 0.8t guaranteed Extra qualities in light-weight Hosiery, 250. Pure-Bilk Mitte that were 60c.,now 250. ‘Fans—Price cut right in half, PARASOLS. PABASOLS, ‘You will have to see them to appreciate the great re- auction we have made in the prices, Children's tn all colorsat 40c. Ribbous—All widths of cream end black all-silk ‘Bargains tn Lace Cambric, Flouncings, ‘Nainsook, sud Swiss Embroidery; Torchoo, Val.and French ‘Special bargains in Linen and Turkish Towels, 8-4 Mosquito Netting, all colors, at less than cegular prices. ‘Special value in Men's fine Neckwear, 85c. CARHART & LEIDY, 423, 928 7th and 706 KE st. n.w. ‘TO CHICAGO FOR 95.00 ‘Would undoubtedly be a Great Bargain, but no greater ‘than those Men's Suite sold at OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS, AT 87.50, Or those Flannel and Seersucker Coats and Vests at ‘Vast so regulon, eonteng. er eteeh ame 7m or aa Gray All-wool Berge Suits at 87.50, $10, Or those Greatest Bargains of all, the entire stock of suits for Boye froun 400 18 yours est OE aL of former prices, OaK BALL, COR. TENTH AMD PF STA, my2S-tm ‘FOR SUMMER WORK. 400, Momie Choth @plaaher, reduced to 30a. ‘75e. Mommie Cloth Buresu Cover, reduced to 690. ‘80c. Linen Bureau Cover, reduced to 390. ar 4 8 @ ‘200. ‘Fine Linen Hemstitehed Tray Oover, 63e. Bieler SO Olu Al)-Linen Tray Opver, 280, Bolton Sheeting, tn all colors, for New Art Wort, Smo‘Asxcaz Srocx' Tima CLEARING SALE PALAIS ROY AL! Qa” PRESERVE THIS LIST, AS LAST WEEK'S PRICES REMAIN MARKED ON THE GOODS. (MEN'S DEPARTMENT. (Near door, No. 1119 Pa. ave) GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ‘390. Silk Jersey Mitts for 290, 480, Silk Mousquetatre Gloves for 39¢. Ge. atanals Sk Gloves for 508 Silk Mitts Le, HeSuly a Kid Gloves St hatt-ptce. Lack DEPARTMEST. 2c. Handkerchiefs, al styles, for 1230. 25c. Handkerchiefs, many styles, for 12)4¢c. 12j40. Men's Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100. @1 Spanish Lace Fichus for 75¢. 12%¢. Embroidered Mull Ties for 10c. Be, Neck Buchings all styles, for 21 ‘8-ply All-linen Collars, 3 for 250. S-ply All-linen Cuffs, 3 pairs for 25e. 10 per cent off marked prices of Laces, HOSIERY DEPARTMFNT. ‘75e. Ribbed and Plain Silk Hose fot 590. ‘5c. Fancy Lisle Hove, all stylen, for 506. 81 Fancy Fronch Hose, all styles, for 79. 0c, “C. & G.” (gold medal) Lisle Hose for 450. 48c. Fancy Mote, all broken lots, for 26¢. pair. 25c. Striped Balbriggan Hove for 19¢. 5c, Children's Black Hose, all sizes, for 190. 81 Ladies Swiss Ribbed Silk Vesta for 920, 10 percent off marked prices fine French Vests, 48¢. Jervay-fitting Gauze Vests for 360. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 91.25 Colored Faille Francaise for $1. 1.19 Colored and Black Surah Silks for @1. 25 Colored Satin Rhadame for $1. 50c. English Wool Tourist Suitings for 40c, 8c., 40-inch wide Colored Serges, for 590. @1 Figured China Silks for 85c. ‘35c. Cream and Colored Cashmeres for 290. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. $1.35 10-inch Motre Striped Sash Ribbons for $1.19 $1.60 12-inch Black-Satin Ede Motre for @1.35. 81.50 Bunches French Flowers, all styles, for 81.1 - P4RASOL DEPARTMENT. Marked 98.98, 95.68, 83.98, $2.98, 82.19, 61.49 Togoat $6.98, 83.98, €3.25, 92.68, 31.98, 81.29. 81.50 “Gloria” (genuine) Umbrellas f 1.39, $2.20 Gold and Silver Handles do, for 81.98. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. ‘250. 9-inch Swiss Embroidery for 2lc. 1¢. 7-tuch Swiss Embroidery for 10. 20c. Lawns, all colors, for 12}¢c. 250. Tennis Cloths, all styles, for 12. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off marked prices, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 25e. Jewelry, ail styles for 1c. 100, Oxidized Lace Pina for Se. ‘8c. Real Shell Hair Pins for 5c. 10 per cent discount on other goods. LBATHER GOODS DEPAR1MENT. ‘25c. Pocket-books and Card Cases for 212. 50c. Pocket-books, all styles, for 420. 250. Belts, al stylea, for 21c. G8c. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, for 50c. 10 per cent discount on other goods. PAN DEPARTMENT. 0c. Fans, all stylea, for 420. ‘35c. Jap. Fans, all styles, for 2c, Be. Fans, all styles, for Be. 81 Feather Fans, all colors, for 75c. ‘82 Fans, all styles, for $1.68. 880. Dolis (French bisque) for 75¢. 10 per cent discount on other goods. SB CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Marked 812.50 87.50 84.00 83.75 93.00 92.75 Togent.. 9.00 5.62 350 300 250 235 Se. Curtain Madras for 10c. yard. 15e. Scrims, all styles for 12c. a yard. $2 Mousquito Canopies for $1.50. TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT. 45c. Turkey Red Table Damask, for 33c, ‘76e. Bleached Table Damask, for 60c. 80. colored boner, for 45¢ 910.00 Fancy Damask Table Sets, for 87.75. 87.50 Biue Damask Cloth and Napkins, for 85.25. $2.00 8-4 Table Covers, all styles, for 81.50, NOTION DEPARTMENT 10 per cent off marked prices JapanceetWare. 10 per cent off marked prices of Sponges, 80. Imported Hair Brashes, for 50c. Genuine “Pears Soap, ror 120. Dr. Pray's “Onealine,” for 25. 18c. Oil Skin Dress Shields, for 15c. 17e. Sanglangue Face Powder, 12c. be. Bottles of Extracts, for 10c. Ie. No, 4711 White Rove Soap, for 120, 150. Bottles Bay Rum, for 12c. 20c. Brase Placques, for }5e. 18c. Brass Photo Frames, for 10c. 60c. Lotos Face Powder, for 25c. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 17e. boxes Note Paper and Envelopes for 126. ‘170. quire Linen Paper for 2 quires for 25c. 17e. packs Envelopes for 2 packs for 250. CLOCK DEPARTMENT. ‘10 per cent off the marked prices. SECOND FLOO! SHOB DEPARTMENT. ‘G7 finest hand-made Button Boots for $5.75. 84 hand-sewed Oxford Ties for $3.50. 94.25 straight Goat Button Boots for $3. $2.68 Andrea Kid Button Boots for $2.50. 93.50 Misses’ fine Boots, patent-leather tips, 62. 83.35 Mises’ spring-heel French Kid for $3. $2.50 Men's patent-leather Oxfords for 82.50. $2.25 Boys’ patent-leather Oxfords for $1.75. $3.48 Boys’ cloth-tup, patent-leather Boots, $2.75, $2.50 Boys’ English Calf Boots for $2. SUIT DEPARTMENT. « $12 Bateen Suita, all styles, for 810. 10 per cent off marked prices Flannel Suita, 10 per cant off marked prices Beaded Visites. 10 per cent off marked prices Tourist Ulsters, 10 per cent off marked prices Children’s Ulsters, $3.98 Children's French Sateen Suits for $2.50. 1.82.50 French Gingham Suite for $1.98. 1.25 White Dresses, all styles, for #1. SHAWL DEPARTMENT. {81.68 Cashmere Shawls, all colors, for $1.48. $3.95 Fancy Embroidered Shawls for $3.48. JERSEY DEPARTMENT. ‘980, Children's Jerseys, all sizes, for 50c. 01.98 Ladies’ Veat-Front Jerseys for $1.68. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. a Lace Trimmed Underwear, all styles, for @1 Cambric and Muslin Gowns for 79c. 91 Bkirts, all styles, for 79c. ‘986. Lace Trimmed Cambrio Corset Covers for 790, 81 Lace Trimmed Oambric Drawers for 840. $1 Bummer Balmoral Skirts for 84c. ‘790. Embroidered Cambric Corset Covers for 590, ‘850, Finely Trimmed Cambric Drawers for 500. ‘TS. India Linen Dressing Sacques for 59c. (68c. Shows Skirta, embroidered, for 59c, r % | K I | i : Ee i & & 3 i Et 4 t | if ! i Z § ay H if fi i Hi i I 3 : i E aRR | [ In| i i ii | [HH i tel | equally ae a8 probably in some instances greater. Economi- cal buyers will be fuily repaid for visiting the store on Fridays. “Short Lengths.” We are particularly anxious toclose out our remnants of Dress Goods, and are offering them very, very low. Also, Ameri- can and French Sateena, Scotch Zephyrs, Ging- ‘hams, Challies, Batistes, White Goods, French, Scotch and Ceylon Fiannéls, “Outing” Cloths, able saving can be effected. ‘Men's Goods st half-price! 2 Men's Woven ‘one-price Bathing Suita, dark plum color, ze ‘36-inches, reduced to 500. 1 Sleeveless Athle- tic, or Rowing Jersey, red-and-biue, size 42- inches, reduced to 60c. 21 Men's Bicycle Jer- sey Shirts, long sleeves, collar, and pockets; colors, navy, garnet and dark gray; 11 size 1456 5alze 15, 4 size 1544, 1 size 16 inches; reducea to $1 each, 10 Men's Flannel Shirts, in stripes ata checks, ‘collars, cuffs, and pocket attached; sizes 14, lo. 16 and 17 inches: reduced to 1,50, which 1s three-fourths price. (Firat floor.» “single pairs” in Lace Curtal snindanpeice st att Wg roinged wes, ir ite. reduced to @3. ir red 5, f bay Bare. real to 83.50. 1 pair jSilgtly Boiled” Opaque Window Shades, 2 White Nottingham Lace Bed Set, reduced be ort Lengths” of Scrime, off Madras, Cheap” Carta ‘Can ‘Raw "ind pug Sue fee ture ‘Foruiture Linens, Oretonnes, 8c, “Remnant” prices, (Fourth floor. “Odd Sizes” in Boys’ Clothing. The last suit or two of every line we Te yo) and the price is luced thereon. 15 Boys’ Knee- Pante Suits, in Cheviots, Cassimeres, Tweeds gid Gorges with and without lalagn since 4 9, ’ fogs Eerorpisce Kit Sieats Neat checks, wpiece Kilt Suite, in Neat cl spall Falah lace 3, ‘and 6 years; reduced tS ‘3 Boys’ Cutaway Cassimere Suite, ( pants aud vosta) in very neat Popperand: tal Hmusturen, gel are, Aue ned every dreesy faced to 86 a sizes 10, 12 and 15 yrs; Third floor. BD REE Ys CHILDREWS, MISSES’, AND LA- 16 Children's Gingham Dresses in light and : feots, the laxt of tour lines, Sizes, 3, 4, ..""Remaant™ price, @1 each, ‘White Dresses, soile . “Remnant” 14.50 each. Wikio India Linon ‘Sita, eiahily Sales. sizes 14 and16 years, “Remnant” price, A 83.50 offering in Ladies’ Wash Suits. 5 Ssteen Suite black ground with white Byres, sizes 96 and'36. 34 Seersucker Gingham Suit sizes 36 and 38. 1 Batiste Suit, white groun: Pith email diack figure, size 36," 3 White India it ‘Choice of the lot ‘each. In view ‘will be made. Calico Dresses in biack-and- nd-white stripes, sizes 34, 40, 82. —1"“Odd Lot” of” Black Fine Imported. oes See ea, “oad Sizes" tn, Gives. ew putton leneth, Black, ‘Spun Lisle Gloves, 8n- Shed fnyers; sizes,’5} and 0. “Rembane® rice Soc; 13 Faire F 4-button, Perinot, ndressed Kid Gloves, in Opera shades; sizes, 4 and SX *Kemnant” ‘50c. 13 Pairs Ladies’ 8-button length, Black, all-silk Jersey Gloves, embroidered” tope; sizes, 6 and 0% “Hempant” price 81 Hi Pairs’ Ladies’ Seal-Brown, fine Cotign Hose, split soles; aizos, OandO%g. “Rein poe (frat foor. Haye braid-trlmmed Breton Veet, “Bem- et -l ie 3 (3 Ladies’ Uiaters—5 ‘Traveling Uleters, double mack, Nay tli and enrviceable Ladies’ Wrape2 Ladies’ Blac Setted Pole- igo, 38. Remnant price @8.'3 Black, sb Pelerinies, hand-made Jetted net sleeves; sizea, 38 and 40." “Remnant” price 813. (Nad Sizes” io Ladies’ Summer Underwer “Oca Sizes” mmer Underwerr, 1 Child's Law-Neck and Short Sleeve Vert, at a “remnant” price of 20c. 6 Ladies’ Balbrigvan ts gh eek and long’ alecven, aize St, pee Fits dasa dates yPee eck and Lona 1 Vest, 8 32; “Remnant” price 25c. 11” Ladies’ Crepe Lisjo Vests, low neck and slevelency 4 cream” 3 ey and 4 light blue; “remnant” price 50c. 4 Ladies’ Fancy Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, Bait-hign neck and Do sivevon,6 white, 5 Dink: Sete pias: “remnant” price 75c. each. fat oor). Slightly Faded Comforts. Faded by the sun while in the window. 1 Double Bed-size Pink Biue Batiste Comforts, “remnant” price 82. 1 Crit ze Cheese Cloth Comfort, “remnant” price 81. 2 Cradie.size Batiste Pink and white; “remnant” price 25, 5 Crib-size Terry Spreads, elishtly oo) led, “remnant” price 75c. ‘1 White French’ 3 gat, ‘12-4 size, extra fine, “remnant” price $6.50. (Fourth floor.) Few pairs of Hemstitched All-Linen Pillow casen of “remnant” pi being the remainder of oie: lines. oo. 36 ches. gun ber pat ne pairvat 83, and 1 pairat $3.56 i 4 Odd and a, soiled Shawls. Five All- Wool Cashmere Shawls, damaged, reduced to 60c, One Cream Kuit Shawl, soiled, reduced to $1. One Black Cashmere Shawl, emb. in corn- $trig Ferment” price 2. Five Fancy Shain, 3 id: 4 red aust god: “remnant” price lear up the stock this Bilestan Catia, Farmers Balen” aise ther drow linings, at exceedingly 10 (First floor; foot of stairway.) dupllcates: they batsg the ast of ae Lae oe ‘Liwht Blue Brocaded silk fancy sae Stick, “remnant” price 81. "Two fae Satin Parasols, “remnant” price @1.. ‘Sun Umbrella, of doublo.faced Wi feb; “remnant” price €2- oun, 34 Trp. double faced ws" In Handkerchiefs at half price to All Linen Seallo Handuerchiefs, extra quality, 7 embrol ered ts Qolors, and 6 embroidered ti black, wt the ion, “remnant” price of 25¢ 16 Ladiée' Shosr ‘All rauep at, JUNE 28. 1888. Woorwann & Lorsnor. WANTED-—HELP. TO as Wie DICK’S AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS, waiters Se ee SN Wit Pooks Paes eae SANT PLACE, ABOUT from Georgetown. & colored woman aa hing, #12; also, oueas nurse and cham- Galt at bis Hah st ws wecona detween'10 ain. and 13m ie ANTED_FIRST-CLASS PANTALOON HA’ We. 8. TEEL, 935 Pa. ave. erie if WANTED A STEADY WHITE GIRL TO COOK IN r wares: reference required, fered. $1 WANTED, SALESMEN FOR A MOST USEFUL housebold article ever wall mart yout fo snd information call at 305 ANTED—WAITERS, DRESSMAKI ‘nd colored Cooks and Honsewurkers: Ni {his city. Cooks and Houseworkers for Brooklyn and New York city. F. 630-632 F st, nw. WASTED-A GIRL Xi Hi sat 4 ao r M. BURNBA! bouseworker (no wash). 116 4th st, —— er (uo Wasly. 119 ath et aes. rood wages, jet at wages. ‘WARXTED—G00D WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL moeee work. Auwiy 1748 Even.ove._ WANSZED-A Go0b WHITE GrRL 1 RY ‘mall family for general housework. Best refer- ences required. Call, after ave. WASTED; A RELIABE WOMAN TO COOK AND assist with washing and ironing. white preferred; references required. Apply at 1101 13th st. uw, after G o'clock p.m. W. NT eD_WHITE: ‘NURSE TO. a AVE oury = Fre RURSE, Ty GEV cunt SYPHE BO, ireemmes. asrir Bs ‘ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN cook. wash, and iron for s small family in the utry. Referepovs required. Cail st 1; ‘ANTED—A GOOD, WHITE COOK, TO COOR} ‘Wash and iron; small fanily in the country. ply to1349 Lat, 36-2 WAS TED-AT BURGESS AGENCY. 425 10TH St., above Gas Ofioe— White ald colofed cooks, 10 to 40 chambermaids, walters, drivers, farm hatds for city and away, ail with Feierenoen, ye20-00° ANTED—50,000 LADY AGENTS IMMEDI- ately, also. then; graudest money making inven tion of the age: ‘over ‘uliiion sold. Mre MF Tt TLE, Chicago: lil, 3625-100 W D EMPLOYMENT BU Feau, conducted by ladies, men,and women, white and colored, for all Kinds of ‘domestic labor, 1or Dis. trictand ith reference, 717 M stanly L1-Bw* WANTED — A, PUSHING BUSINESS WoMAN living oatalde of Washington to represent a te~ sponsible X.Y. House, Uveral ‘salary. hueforences ex. changed. J. 5. REYGRAFT, Supt. 34 Reade ot 8. x. ae W oaisize washington to repress state. Salary about 4106 monthly. weal Cxactol, SUPT. MEG. HOUSE, WANTED--SITUATIONS. Ww ED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE PRO- testant girl, a situation as chambermaid apd walt ress, oF to do general housework 10 a small faraiy with: Qt children.” Apply to present employees, 1314 10th WANTED — DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, maids, waitress, Isun seamstress, nurses, Waiters, coxchmen. and hostlers for family and resorts. Allcity references. 6: harge of one or two children ‘would prefer to leave city for GOOD REFERENCES, Star 1 EEA SEUSS WANTED_ BY REGISTERY: het engagements from 6.30 pt day Sundaya Address BROMO, Star ofice. oa WASTED A YOUNG WIDOW. MOTHER oF three chiidhen. desires situation aa Wet Nurse. fil take fall charie of infant; wages low. Address inane ‘care of WH. Ellison, Falls Church, Va, ANTED—SITUATION IN GROCERY AND PRO; references. Address 239 10th st. a. vision store by a man of ¥ year experience, ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER- maids: also cooks, nurses, ladies’ maids, drivers, men, farm manaer, &c., cities, country, F. M. BURNHAM, 830632 Fst. n. WANTED--HOUSES. V y ANTED—TO TAKE CARE OF THE HOUSE OF ‘family leaving the city for the summer; refer- ences. M.A. C.,Star office. Th ee WaAsze> — SMALL NEW UNFURNISHED house. Write full particulars A.B. Gy Roo Pacific Building. cs nt a 'ANTED—HOUSE OF 6 OR 8 ROOMS, WELL Jgcaied and convenient to home-care: Frice not over $5.000. Ownersonly; inquire of ENOCH MARIS, 617 Fst. w. ____ 20-St ws TED-HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALI, TO Tent to customers, as we have more calls for jouses than a supply. Owns will do well to place thelr houses in Our haids "HERRON & RAMEY, 1507 Fete nw jeo-ln WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS FOR NINETY DAYS, WILL PAY ‘and take up note uy. ‘month, ap sete pore 4 WANTED-2y A ‘tT RESPONSIBLE PE} pe a a eee ey rm with terms and particulars, ao - VANIA, Star office. 7-2 WVANTED—To Buy ae Stock Asp Fix: V 7 ANTED—8300 FOR FOUR MONTHS BY A RE- ‘sponsible man; 2 per cent a month in advauce will be paid Addrees Box 112, Star ofloe. — Set7-at" ANTED—TRY OUR Bt INE AT 20 CE} Mra ee RT ter ‘butter; sat faction sesured (ail the year Tol ) or money refunded. “W.S.” 3 1B. prints of pure creamery Butter (direct from the creamery) at 35, cents per pound is not excelled at hicher prices. 401G stn. w.;openallday, Mau or telephone orders de- Hiverea Sern aaah X.B.—No connection Sinyhope SY MATSUN WAL ©. SCRIBNER x ee PURCHASE A WELL-LOCATED \\§ established Business. Address IN- “ TOR, Star office. 302630 N GENTLEMAN HAVING A 8° x (So ea bal Tne AR a eomrcabis fr acting ape, Resose Waving = Span cate dae a pO a eg NTED— PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- Ware over in first-class style eee ed Wi4522D, 70 RENT BY THE MONTH FOR USE in. ase thoror ly-broken: i Country—A number git io as eaeloas de15-2w* Weare hamelrah 28% 3 Bs Me er els H. BAUM, 219 7th stow. gine it Fin NB AT ANTED-BY A LADY JULY 7 FURNI Parlor and) Bed-room, commun! oor, in private famuily. with ‘ood "Table ‘sulted, No attention will be ‘and full particulars ‘Gnieas terme are ZN. 714Dstaw. pe WANTEDPY A LADY. SITTING- ROOM AND Bedroom. wholly or partly furo! and with ‘without board. oh Fe at of, without ‘References, Addrews ou FOR SALE--HOUSES. Fe, SALE_-AT A BANGAIN-IN LE DROIT 7 —-> cae ory Brick, 11 — slaranty Raised in ataral weeds ‘hrsaghout fares aes Yard with porches {rout aud beck aid well 4 only, $30 cash required. Apply Box 73, Star office: For sae CHOICE AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF K STREET, BET WEED FOUR: TEENTH STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTHWEST. One of the most desirable residences in the above: row can be had at a targain, ir purcasmed Gays from date, “The jot is 24x45, with, fous ‘ona 2O-foot lies Premises are in perfect order, plumbing and kite! furniture, tthe “Rouse ta Brat lane Parlors and targe dining-room Forme abd twe bath rooms ob upper etorict, Terms) Une-fourth cash, apd the remats able wig tesiad Gas jane EE iw 13901 F stn. ES JOR SALE —A SPLENDID HOUSE iN MOUNT Pleasant: 10 rooms; ail m, {.; hard wood finish . cel: under entire house: furnace and wind mill. price, orthwent, de” Bw. W . ROK 8a ‘New 10-room, bay-window house, furnished in excelleut style, th the heart of the city. 2 Sarai eens al ALBERT F. POX, 920 Fret. nw. Fons early hew ; water in yards: 13:30 ne. Price for the two §2,500, Auce in two vears. Apply to K.C. MAN Sylvania a Fok SALE, BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 14TH ST. uw. S-room dwelling and eased for thires years at 840 per month for #40 per month, price € Foe, SALE TWO NEW CORNER Wo USES, ight and seven rooms: all 1.1; wide lote; ex n.e.; part cash: balance monthly ; Parking: good a price #35800 and $4,000. "Also ew Geroom and ba Titi Se'n.w.; wide lot to altey: 8300 can, balanes muthiy., To nem, Sanco brides © te S100. Sir-room frame, Georgetown STALEY & HILL, oad lath HOME OR PAYING IN- down, ‘on long time; new house 9 rooms, bath-root, cellar, veranda, Latrobe ~yfanee, house uicely papered; fot 40 feet wide: {class neighborhood borthwesi, 3 squares {row sand on line of uew cable road, Rented for ice $3,100. W. A. COULTER, 23 St. Cloud jot m. Ly 16; bet. 13th and 14tn' 4.13,000 R 2,000 Fooo 10 and “409° Gedar 7,500 Court 8.w., bh¥r... 950 The aboveis only a portion of the yon bouks. For fall Usk call at ome for bulletin Tenet ox, 'WAGGAMAN. the Istand 13th. He20l ‘THOS. Re OK SALE— ‘A splendid Business, Property, commer 9th and Boundary stan. with Qwell ng over the mame. New Two ath et brick, 8 Toons and ciara midera improvenseite, will bw completed I 12 85,900. fe oistory brick houaes, @ rooma and cellar, Boundary, between Sth aud Oth eta uw; 3,500, Bit WALNER & CO, 910 Ft aw. STH STN. W.—THE BEST price in the city; contaiue, 10 Toon oder ‘heated by fur- ace, also open: Aresiaces. with elaborate mantels, Inirrom, tills, &c., Handsomely papered” thruughout ud iu portect oper teryain if mld bere STHGER © LIEBERMANN. 1303 F st JOR SALE—TWO THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES near entrance to wavy-yard; corner property; newly painted and in first-class repair; reute for. Per mouth; two dwelli ud store-room; good “i im )| look at this property; and Va ave, ne. JNO. F. WAGGAMAR, aa Tas 323-00" BARGAIN—TWO FINELY FIN- tand 474 Ost. a. w., 11 room ‘Ok SALE — CHEAP — LARGE ELEVEN-ROOM Lou-e in Mount Pleasant ; mouthly payments J. K HERTFORD, 14236 F 22-68% 70K SALE—TWo NEW TWO.ATORY AND BABE: ment brick dwellings, 7 toom, all 04 iuups. very easy payments, $4,000 cach. SWOKMSTEDE eBRADLENS OT F im. ___ FOR SALE—LOTS. JOR SALE—TWO LOTS, 60x200 AT IVY CITY, ‘vear front, and adjoining Keadall Green, at 550 chore Teferences. -—-1_- ——— = > Fests a ee — family. bath un gan; sont cheape be S "ame JOR KENT—1/ well-lighted 01s 12TH ST NW, and so x RENT — J ~ UNFUR! Peg Eee ARSE CNFOREED JOR RENT. ‘mingle or en jug rooms ino northern and ev Foe ‘T. “pera errece. FURNISHED Oh UNFURNISHED, multe, three eecolid story coma tnieat: Senrgmianoes atl: ron tached anal cr "eet THREE UNFURNISHED hooMa fend south: Inne, tor housekeeping. 3 ROR RENT— i000 MASSAGHURETTS ATH, Rion land 1 comfortably furnished rors terms: Bouthern exyosure, ‘with board, upon m: yea7 te ‘ JOR RENT—2D AND ished, suitable for rect nw, after 4 p.m, FoR » NT_SUITE OF ROOM, SEOOND FLOOR back atd front, with or without board gentieman, pr elderty couple: ail the comforts of a pleasnt! in “a prtvate daily. 4504 Siaaanc {OR RENT—1 eatly turn red, frout an. G street nw; references required. JOR RENT_FURNISHED RN 141. Missouri ave. Uunetts es “t a2? CR ROOMS ON FIRAT LOOK isbed for housekeeping. cool andre. ide yard. rent €18 per month. 2 ey AND UNFURNISUED) Jers -ate SN at aw, SOR RENT—LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHE! Fe Wecess: bocce woviy thane “4 < mauitary plumbing deze ae {OK RENT—POUR ROOMS WITH ALL THE CuN. Frrentences. 1538 Boome 15 gor: month Trot Dai oe JOR RENT_VERY OOOL, bedrooms fneiy furaistied. fh Fo PENT OR, BELT LINE CARS. CORN Pa Lith and © sta nw, beautiful co unfurnished Rooms, second floor #as an: bie for light housekeeping, rent ‘moderate Cs JOR RENT. ‘GOODACRE. PARLORS ANU) lawe Location and dedrable tenant for summer be! LARGE iret an este. bee” Nie a0 13TH ST, LAkol Surpistied room, 24 story root. peivate tamify. ese door, howe comforts, suminer prion. je" i" QOK El Teopla, JOR RENT—| rooms, sout bath. Keforenoes exchanged. OK RENE ‘on third. fo JOR RENT— SEVERAL FRONT ROOMS, With or without Board, * LOR RENT— 1790 a 55T, ; fiw south exposure. oue square wost of War apd Na four rooms abt housekeep tuonths to reap bia atreet nw excellent tal would bea fret with store per month. C. yen7 at Fe KENT—STORE, 1226 H ST. NW ye Sostalte JOR KENT. os and dw: terms moderate 4. BOGUE, 1251 __ FOR. Foe 22ST Orrick Rooms IN BUILDING 1246 Fewuw. Apply to 21m BUSINESS CHANCES. _ ANTED—A MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL 16 favewt in an article that will vestnient Address K ., Btar offien A STLEAPID, CHANGE Fok, MERCHANTS. MANUFAC’ SALESKOOM IN THE 1 ASSIST WORTHY PERSONS 10 ENGAGE IN & SAFE AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS WITH VEJOb "Propoasiefor tue occupancy of from 50 to 200 Ai in for the occupancy of from » Serer Mienda te be ‘cheese forthe makeut every jescription of goods wares, aid bierchandise in “Market Bazaar Building. “connected with, Penne)» vania avenur by iron Flor ‘une Coice of the Washinton SEVENTH NEXT at TWELVE OCLUCK NOON. The occupants of these Alouves or Stands in addition to be of the “New under contract to be ju: order on or betcre the 4th day of ‘address on or a {OK LEASE leon, “UG at Rowdy, near bridge, 503125, at 10 conta, | SQUARE 53, oa elie a acount 310° Sets | pounded by Washington Circle, New Hs = par foo ‘aud 24 ste nw vue over" 20,000. aq. feat? Lots in the new subdivision on the Fort Myer street fore lumber or wood snd cont at 3 conta, TH. SYPHERD @ CO. | Soar gy oF woe Wander eco. “eas at 1321 Fat 010 Feta T—THREE house, 1017 2ist st mw. to NI-SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF Amend pow and wi Apily tod. W.P. MEEKS & SUN, K RENT —A VER} iio. cor. 2 FINE ROOMS IN NEW Feapectable colored 226-5 115 DST_N. W. COMMUNICATIN ith front, ‘second story, with eas 2e26-3t THREE COMMUNICATING KOOMS r, furnished or unfurnished, with ur nicely furuiabed trout” Koos, coul and convenient Meter = 2017 14th et. now. near K wt. XW. FURNIRNE cod eecvnd doore with Rete ae jOdated Appl 14 Lath. completely furnt for Will rent for lem duriug samtver ansible partion, Apply at 1414 Colum Jere Lin oR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, AN: le board, on reasouable terms, at 10 orth of Franklin Wark logstion wus ___ FOR RENT_STORES. fom aaT—3 BO] pORNENS ora 3S, Ears Mo} poumeee, ora clans stand Yor «Baker. tootes Shuts ret soit oa Be ae mn NEW STORE AND DWELLING, Sis sTOmEAND DENG FR a - 3425 New York ave DESIRABLE BKICK STOLE. th and T ste: gas and wales tos Birst-class tenant. Apply to JOBN at, Georgetown. Ee RENT—OFFICES. BEALL, BROWN & CO., 1321 Fat fwell for tis lie * ye27 ae A Whanel TUKERS TO STAKT S THE MARKEE: CADE Ok Te ‘raya front thw will be new Marhet Cone) JULY the Inte. ton Bt Kopt “in order will haye th ume Gash" Railway” System.” wuich faint i ral ben P. 8 SMUT )R SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT, NORTH SIDE OF P st. near Blaine’s, mansion, 43x10) improved SaS-0t GEG. We TENKINN Loch oud Hata ‘OR SALE—THE CHEAPEST LOT ON COLUMBIA Heughts, and nea, Dr. Hambond's new buildiog: two frobta. ouly 1 HERTFOKD, 142359 SALE — WE OFFER THREE BEAUTIFUL Tots ia Kowsiyn to, parties com at $20 cach ‘wonth until paid for. NDON HeuRDON! tooo at jeld-lm 01 /—CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN '. PLEAS- Britt only gouo "sa $600, et small cath "sy “eldine ee a ILDING LOT, 16TH By feet tront sow OK: ‘ure if taken now,on very easy terme. BEALL, 800, Tsai Fae mains SALE_“ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND F'Sheccistors:— vive denati je Lots on 181 el FOR, SALE CHEAP 100 ‘Also, five lots, 12x63. ‘apply Jel-Lm KR SALE—ONE OF THE PRETTIEST Cloali e1y0 sone eel ike ee at eee Fa farm TORS—SAPE, RELIABLE AND Con || gr more ae Hever. FOR RENT—3 ia czeelien imal and pena coach Price low. BENG. F DAVIS Sie Pesto ves P DAVE 2820 14th at. Seb-Se iD PAY NO MORE RENT: th * 9 -fo0m PHILLIPS. Sito New York ave steed, SeCUTition. cent ure of the New Aeon, ie om Ek WITH ADOUT #4000 business a AND 51 &T. N.E, TWO orem, 131 ckeburs. BARGAIN STOCK. GOO Pe re prove property and py