Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1888, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON bona fide daily circulation more thap trebie of any other daily paper publisbed in Washington, and much greater than that ‘The Star Out of Town, Persons leaving the city for any length of time tan have Tux Stax mailed regularly to any address ‘nd for any period they may destre, £9 All orders for the paper by mait must be accompanied by the moncy,—at the rate of fifteen cents @ week, or fifty cents per month, unless sent toa foreign country, when the price, includ- Ang postage, 15 80 cents per month, $< Washington assents to the opinion of Senators ‘Vest and Ingalls, and of Lieut. Green, expressed several years ago, that the railroad question 1s by far the most tinportant of all coucerning which legislation fs now proposed for the District of Co- lumbla. The time fixed by the Senate for the con- sideration of the railroad bills has arrived, and there 18 @ faint expectation of some favora- Die action by that body in te imme. Giate future, The evils to be remedied are the dangerous and dis‘iguring presence in two sections of the eity of unnecessarily numerous surface tracks and grade crossings, the Allegal occupation of certalu streets and reserva- ons, the fllegal use as storage yards or freight Gepots of streets and reservations rightly occupied only for transit purposes, and the gratuitous grant of the city’s only large park to corpora- ons, tavolving a shameful breach of trast. ‘Tho Fesuits of these evils are a long list of kitted or ‘Wounded citizens, the decrease or destruction of Property values, the loss to the capital of the ‘reat park of its original plan, the cutting off from the city of the river front, and the hopeless obstruction of the growth and Improvement of a large part of Washington. The remedies requested are (1) the removal of the pres- ent tracks from northeast Washington, the Balt!- more and Obio to enter the city elther along the Eastern Branch, which 1s preferred by the section specially concerned, or, if that route is not to be secured, along a single north and south street, the farther east the better, with the tracks hidden so Jar as it 1s possible in a tunnel; (2) the removal Of most of the surface tracks and grade crossings 4m South Wasijngton, either by conducting ail rail- Yoads on an elevated road along or near the river front, which course 1s preferred in that section, or as a more generally popular plan by sinking the tracks 1a their present location and by girder- tunnel and bridges overcoming the obstruc- tion to trade and travel between the main city and the river front and South Washington; and (3) ‘the clearing of all tracks and stations from the mail, and the erection of adjacent stations at Sowe point as near to its south line and the bust- nes# center of the city as can be secured. The vil of numerous surface tracks and grade cross. Angs should be corrected by Congress in any event, even if It cannot muster courage to save the park. So far as remedying the evil of illegal acts by the Fallroads fs concerned, the most that Washington can hope from Congress is that the taatter will be left to the courts, The congressional method of correcting these Mlegalities by the local rail. Toads 13 not to forfeit privileges as a punishment, or to restrain in any way the usurpations, Dut to legalize the unauthorized acta Washing- ton’s supplemental request 1s that whatever may de refused ft in the way of positive rellet against Failroad evils, Congress will also refuse to inter- ‘Yene to protect these corporations against the con- Sequences of a contemptuous disregard of the law. —— ae ‘The Important question 1s not whether Congress has sole power to bury the overhead wires or some trace of authority in the matter can be discovered, 3n the commissioners, or Whether the electric Hight ‘Wires can safely rest in the same conduit with Telegraph and telephone wires or separate con- Guits must be provided, or whether the conduits should run under sidewalk, curbing, gutter, drive- ‘Way or car-track. These are incidental matters, necessary, of course, to be investigated and decided, Dut only in perfecting the detallsot an underground, ‘system, after agreement upon the ‘al plan. ‘The important question 1s, will Congress insist ‘upon the burial of the wires? Will it say that the overhead wires must go, and enforce its order? | Representative McComas did good work for ‘Washington yesterday in the House debate on this subject. Hie made excellent use of the facts stated in the report furnished by Commissioner Raymond, of which an abstract was recently printed in Tue Star, in showing the entire practt- ‘ability of the burial of all kinds of wires in Wash- ington, It might be supposed that what has Deen done in Philadelpuia, Brooklyn and ther cities could be done here, but this report indicates that in respect tonearly haif of Washing- ‘Yon’s wires the work has been already accom- plished. Mr. McComas stated foretbly the dangers and inconveniences of the overhead system, and tn conclusion said: “If it be the sense of the House, I should like to have it say and insist that these ‘Wires shail no longer incumber the air, but shall, ‘within a reasonabie time, in a reasonable manner, and Junder reasonable conditions, be put under ground, and that no other wires shall be put above ground after the adjournment of this Congress.” ‘The House seemed to be with Mr. McComas in Uhis matter. The expressions of Senators, in the Fecent debate, tended in the same general direc- tion, No difference of opinion tn respect to details should be permitted to delay the adoption of the underground system for the Capital, or cause ‘Washington to lose the present favorabie opportu- ity of securing congressional action. ———— It may console some of the admirers of Mr. Blaine who are shedding idle tears over the nom! nation of somebody else at Chicago, to reflect tuat | what the ticket may have lost tne active canvass | ‘Will gain by his refusal to run for the Presidency. | ‘Had he been nominated, the chances are that he ‘would not have cared to repeat his campaigning experiences of four years ago. The ordinary wear and tear of @ struggle of that sort are quite enough | Yor the strength of one man, without adding to them the exhausting labors of a speech-making tour. But where he is making this effort for another, acting simply as advocate for cifent, a fairly well preserved man can endure a great deal of bard work without breaking down. As a polit- teal orator Mr. Blaine stands preeminent among | the public men of this day. His powers of elo- quence are reinforced by a particularly attractive presence, unfailing tact, and a happy manner of | meeting the people with wnom he ts brought into contract tn the course of his travels; and his fame 48 so broad that everyone who can, whether repub- can or democrat, will come to hear and see lim. He will be the great card of the year, notwith- Ang the absence of his name from the Lead of te Beket he supports. ‘The courts will have a cuauce next fall to alr to ‘their hearts’ content the familly secrets of the household of the late merchant millionatre, Alex- ander T. Stewart. Servants, clergymen, and even persons who made mere soctal calls at the house ‘Will be put on the stand in benalf of the contest- auts Who are trying to break Mra, Stewart's will ‘Dy showing undue influence exercised by Hil- ton over the old lady. There is a point at which the possession of millions be- comes more of a burden than a Diessing. A more lonely, pitiabie, pathetic figure does not appear tn the pages of fiction than that of poor Mra. Stewart—old, lame, in ill-bealth; badgered by needy relatives; threatened by Dlackmauers; preyed on by every adventurer or adventuress ‘Who could get within reach of her; ignorant of Dusiness and law, having but one friend in the World to Whom she could turn for advice in these Amatlers, aud that one a man whose enemies were constantly accusing aim of dishouest motives, Even 19 death she ts not aMowed to rest; but the whole story of her heipless widowhood must be ‘ted, With suspicion and gossip to flavor the facts, —<$<$<$<—<—s— America has become not only the dumping- ground for the paupers and criminals of tne rest Of the World, but also the eldorado where the dis- solute and bankrupt novility of other countries come to retrieve their shattered fortunes by mar- Flage With ambitious Or passe Women, who con- tribute money instead of affection to the marriage settiement, The latest instance of this sort oc curred in New York yesterday, when a rich and rather handsome widow exchanged her income froma @ life interest in an estate worth several million dollars for the right to put a ducal coronet on her note paper and undergarments. The other party lo the trade is an Insignificant creature, with Such & reputation for drunkenness abd libertin- ism that, without a title, no respectable woman ‘Would think of recoguizing bim on the street. The future of such mercenary bargainings can easily be foretold; but, unhappily, this 1s a class of cases 4m which warnings by example have no weight. ———————— ‘Mayor Hewitt has seitied forever his chances as ‘® candidate for another office in a city where the Irish vote counts for something. He asked per- mission togkiss the British Duchess of Marlbo Fought, and stooped to de it, too. a ‘What's the matter with McKinley for Governor of Ouse next year? From Foraker to McKinley ‘Would be a long step forward. EARIR SALE: Ea~ The Clearing Sale Prices positively terminate TUESDAY, JULY 3rd, at 6 P.M. Not open the 4th ‘80 please shop accordingly. Hisrs To Woxex. HOW TO DRESS WELL AND CHEAPLY. AN OPPORTUNITY THAT OCCURS BUT ONCE IN THE “CLEARING-SALE” BARGAINS AT THE PALAIS ROYAL, A WALK THRO’ THE STORE. MOV AL? AS ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENTS ARE ADDED FOR JULY 2 AND 3. ‘MENS DEPARTMENT. (Near door, No. 1119 Pa ava) 15¢. “Coon” Collars, all styles, for 10. 20c. 4-Ply Linen Cuffs, all styles,17c. pair. 25e. Gauze Undershirts for 200. $1.68 Fancy Colored English Underwear for $1.25. 81 Fancy Striped English Underwear for 75¢. 50c. Gray Angols Wool Underwear for 39¢. 50c, Underwear—broken lots—for 39¢. 38c.,49¢. and 590. Scarfs, all styles, for 350. ‘25c. Satin-lined Knot Scarfs for 19¢. 81 French Percale Shirts for 87¢. ‘25e. Suspenders, all styles, for 150. 12. warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 10c. $1.50 genuine Gloria Umbrellas for $1.39. 82.20 Gold and Silver-tipped do. for $1.98. 10 per cent off marked prices Traveling Satchels, 68c. “Tourist'—for toilet articles—for 50¢. 82.50 Patent Leather Oxford Ties for $2. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ‘98c, Fowne’s Silk Mousquetaires for 750. 68c, Milanaise Silk Mousquetaires for 44¢, ‘B9e. Silk Jersey Mitts for 200, 48c, Silk Mousquetaire Gloves for 390. 68c. Milanaise Silk Gloves for 500, be. Silk Mitts for 110, ‘Nearly all Kid Gloves at half-price. LACE DEPARTMENT. $1.48 45-inch Black Russian Drapery Nets, @1.10 48c. 136 yard-wide Point d’Esprit Net, 440. 19¢, Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 1250. c. Handkerchiefs, many styles, for 12}4¢. 124c. Men's Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100, 81 Spanish Lace Fichus for 75c. 12). Embroidered Mull Ties for 100. Neck Ruchings, all styles, for 21¢, ply All-linen Collars, 3 for 250. B-ply All-linen Cuffs, 3 pairs for 25¢. 10 per cent off marked prices of Laces, HOSIERY DEPARTMFNT. 29c. black Derby Ribbed Hose for 25e. ‘75e. Ribbed and Plain Silk Hose for 59¢. ‘T5e. Fancy Lisle Hose, all styles, for 59¢. $1 Fancy French Hose, all styles, for 790. 50c, “C. & G." (gold medal) Lisle Hose for 450, . Fancy Hose. all broken lots, for 25c. pair. x5e. Children’s Black Hose, all sizes, for 19. 81 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests for 92c. 10 percent off marked prices fine French Vests. 48c. Jersey-fitting Gauze Vests for 35¢. 44c. Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors, for 39¢. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, |-25 Colored Faille Francaise for 81. 81.19 Colored and Black Surah Silks for $1. 81.25 Colored Satin Rhadame for $1. . English Wool Tourist Suitings for 400, Gc., 40-inch wide Colored Serges, for 59e. $1 Figured China Silks for 85c. ‘B5e. Cream and Colored Cashmeres for 29¢. RIBEON DEPARTMENT. 81.35 10-inch Moire Striped Sash Ribbons for $1.19 81.50 12-inch Black-Satin Edo Moire for #1.3: 81.50 Bunches French Flowers, all styles, for $1.19. 68c, Bunches French Flowers for 55c. PARASOL DEPARTMEN Marked $8.98, ‘Togoat $6.98, If every one hasn't visited the PALAIS ROYAL this ‘week, surely there are none that have not heard of the “Clearing Sale. Tbe many visitors not less than the newspapers have well advertised the bargains, which are an established fact, ‘The store being closed July 4, three days'business will be crowded into Monday and Tuesday, hence fow hints as to the best bargains will best serve the in- terests of the Star's readers, Porhaps it is best first to mention tho extra induce- ments for Mouday and Tuesday. FOR THE MEN. "Tis the celebrated “Coon” Collars, reduced from 15 cts. to 10 eta each. andthe 25c. quality 4-ply Linea Cuffs, sold regularly by the Palais Royal at 20c. ; these Will be 17e. a pair for Monday and Tuesday. A manufacturer's stock of Traveling Satchels are to be offered at one-third less than regular prices. In the Palais Hoyal advertisement, in another columm, will be found a full list of reduced prices. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO LADIES. ‘The ad:itional reduced prices for Monday are 75c. instead of 8c. a pair for the Celebrated English Silk. ‘They come in black, tans, grays, to be the best wearing Sik Gloves—Fown Gloves imported. ‘The popular Milan: aise Silk Monsquetaire Gloves that @ sold so well at Sc. are to be reduced to 44c. 8 THE NEW DRAPERY NETS. “Very, very, scarce; in fact, Idon’t believe you can get them elsewherein town just now,” so said the lace buyer on showing the Black Silk Russian Drapery Nets which are to be offered for 81.10, instead of $148 ayard. The Point Desprit Nets, 13 yards wide, come in all the new and delicate shades and ars to be EXTRA BARGAINS IN HOSIERY, “There is really no occasion for further reductions 4m prices of Hosiery,” said Mr. Lisner, as he pointed to the list in the advertisement of the Clearing Sale, “but I want people to know of the arrival of the BLACK DERBY-RIBBED HOSE we have been out of, 25e. instead of the regular price, for mention them at ‘Monday and Tuesday.” SWISS RIBBED UNDERWEAR BARGAIN. ctwam, white are some of the shades. The pearance and is a cuaran- ‘The price, J9c.. instead of 44¢., for the clearing sale, SOME NEW NECKWEAR BARGAINS. laited Grenadine and Silk Ribbons tch, all colors, reduced from 50c. to e. The new vest-front Chemisettes have plaited bosoms and some are embroidered, these are reduced tee of durability. the closing days of Chemisettes ef p] fm shades to ma ADDITIONAL BARGAINS IN FLOWERS ‘The week's business has melted the stock of Flowers So that those that were 68,73 and 89e. will all be offered for S5c.a bunch on Monday. Some really lovely bunches were «hown to the writer, and which ‘will reward the early visitor on Monday. A FEW OTHER BARGAINS, A FEW-—Have you glanced through the list in ent of the Palais Koyal? thought what the long list comprises? | T; line as an illustration. Focketbooks, all styles for 420.” toactual count this morn Jess than twenty-nine differe sndcard cases, which are made up im five different skins. Tosay there are ma: 8, $3.98, $2.98, 82.19, 81.48 98, 83.25, $2.68, $1.98, $1.29. loria” (genuine) Umbrellas for 1.39. 0 Gold and Silver Handles do. for $1.98. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. c. 9-inch Swiss Embroidery for 21e. inch Swiss Embroidery for 16c. 20c. Lawns, all colors, for 12}4¢. ‘Tennis Cloths, all styles, for 12¢. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off marked prices, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Bde. Jewelry, all styles for 21e, 110c. Oxidized Lace Pins for Se. ~. Real Shell Hair Pins for 5c. Per cent discount on other goods, LEATHER GOODS DEPAR1MEN’ 25e. Pocket-books and Card Cases for 210, 50c. Pocket-books, all styles, for 426. Belts, all styles, for 21c. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, for 50e. 10 per cent discount on other goods, FAN DEPARTMENT. 50c. Fans, all stylos, for 42c, ‘B5c. Jap. Fans, all sty! ‘98c. Fans, all styles, for@3e. 1 Feather Fans, all colors, for 75¢. ‘82 Fans, all styles, for 81.68. 89c. Dolis (French bisque) for 75¢. 10 per cent discount on other goods, CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. 50 84.00 @3.75 $3.00 $2.75 9.00 6.62 3.50 3.00 250 235 15c. Curtain Madras for 10c. a yard. 15¢. Scrims, all styles for 12c. a yard. ‘82 Mousquito Canopies for #1.50. TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT, 45e. Turkey Red Table Damask, for 33e. Damask, for 60c. colored border, for 45¢ 810.00 Fancy Damask Table Seta, for 87.75. 87.50 Blue Damask Cloth and Napkins, for 85.25, $2.00 8-4 Table Covers, all styles, for @1.50. NOTION DEPARTMENT 10 per cent off marked prices Japanese Ware. 10 percent off marked prices of Sponges, 68c. Imported Hair Brushes, for 50c, Genuine “Pears” Soap, for Dr. Pray’s “Ongaline.” for 25e. ‘8c. Oil Silk Dress Shields, for 15¢. 17e. Sanglangue Face Powder, 12c. ‘de. No, 4711 White Rose Soap, for 120, 15e. Bottles Bay Rum, for 12c. 20e. Brass Placques, for 15. 3c. Brass Photo Frames, for 10c, 50c. Lotos Face Powder, for 25e. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 17e. boxes Note Paper and Envelopes for 12¢. - quire Linen Paper for 2 quires for 250. 17e. packs Envelopes for 2 packs for 25e. CLOCK DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off the marked prices, SECOND FLOOR. SHOE DEPARTMENT. 87 finest hand-inade Button Boots for $5.75, ‘24 hand-sewed Oxford Ties for $3.50. ‘$4.25 straight Goat Button Boots for 83. $2.68 Andrea Kid Button Boots for 82.50. 83.50 Misses’ fine Boots, patent-leather tips, $3. ‘83.35 Misses’ spring-heel French Kid for 83. ‘82.50 Men’s patent-leather Oxfords for 82.50. .25 Boys’ patent-leather Oxfords for $1.75. $3.48 Boys’ cloth-top, patent-leather Boots, $2.75, ‘2.50 Boys’ Enslish Calf Boots for $2. SUIT DEPARTMENT. 812 Sateen Suits, all styles, for $10. 10 percent off marked prices Flannel Suita, 10 per cent off marked prices Beaded Visites, 10 per cent off marked prices Tourist Ulsters, 10 per cent off marked prices Children's Ulstera, ‘83.98 Children’s French Sateen Suits for $2.60. 0 French Gingham Suits for 8.98. ‘White Dresses, all styles, for 81. SHAWL DEPARTMENT. #1.68 Cashmere Shawls, all colors, for $1.48, $3.95 Fancy Embroidered Shawls for $3.48, JERSEY DEPARTMENT. ‘9Sc. Children's Jerseys, all sizos, for 0c, 81.98 Ladies’ Vest-Front Jerecys for $1.68. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. $1.98 Lace Trimmed Underwear, all styles, for $1 Cambric and Muslin Gowns for 79c. Skirts, all styles, for 79. ‘98c. Lace Trimmed Cambric Corset Covers for 790, ‘81 Lace Trimmed Cambric Drawers for 840, $1 Summer Balmoral Skirts for 84c. ‘7c. Embroidered Cambric Corset Covers for 9c, 85e Finely Trimmed Cambric Drawers for 50c. ‘75c. India Linen Dressing Sacques for 50c, 8c. Short Skirts, embroidered, for 590, CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. ‘25e. Mull Caps, all styles, for 21e, $1.48 Fine Mull Cape, all styles, for 980. ‘85e, Shirred Mull Caps, all styles, for 480, ‘19c. Nurses’ and waitresses’ caps for 160. 25e. India Linen Aprons for 21¢. the advertises that one line embraces no mt styles of pocketbooks ny hundreds at this price ‘one is no exacgeration. The Japanese leatber pocket- to sell under $1 esch; that you It is but one illustration of man; books were never ma Will see at a lanes ring the efficacy of the e: Price for Monday, 4 h. ‘ash system in buying. “17 LINEN PAPER FOR 2 QUIRES FOR 25c." Under heading of Stationery De above in the list of advertised prices. It but it meaus much. The Ancient Hand- per with or without raggsd edge, f pink, bine and white, 2 quires for 25e., h for 25e. for two tment you may made and Momie Pap in almost invisible Couldn't be prodced at the but here it is, and envelopes to mate! GARWOOD’S EXTRACTS FOR 25c. A BOTTLE, One of the best 50c. perfumes, as many know. Soaps, “It can't be the genuine Pear's morning. People taze of these prices and med this morning. TO THOSE WHO TRAVEL werecommend the Tourist Ruching, ‘Yards in each box, and“ have been selling at 20c. fine quality bolting clothing. VERY CHEAP EMBROIDERIES, Those who bought during the week will be sorry. For at $1 ayardon Monday will be shown # small ars wonderful bargains, Some the rest look common in com- t 10c.," said a customer this going away are taking advan! buying wholesale—so it see ist the same qualityas we said the buyer. It is k of Skirtings that few of the pieces wake THE LAST OF THOSE MITTS. '¥ word we had 100 Dozen of these weeks since.” said the buyer. A box containing about 10 dozen of Silk Jersey Mitts, at 0c. said to be worth G8c. and 75c., was referred to. THE JOB LOT OF RIBBON “When one buys at reduced prices, Purchased at stall profit, and then Of the already low prices is it a wou crowd!" ‘The crowd was evident and the buyer'y last remark explained: “Please do not quote ribbous, LAST OF THE PARASOLS. The $1.50 “Gloria” Umbrellas for $1.39 and those with gold and silver tops at $1.98 instead of $2.20 Were in greatest demand this morning. weather for parasols,” said the buyer. Lisner to reduce prices to next to not! “T give you m: Mitts not two offers goods 80 reduces the prices der you see such & hing for Mon- Worth while to stop at the Parasol Department on HOW TO GET UPSTAIRS. Worth knowing, because if the first floor is crowded. or the day is warm the second cape. Plenty of s1 floor is the way of es- pace, cool—S2 large windows—com- The elevator ts in passage, adjoining Glove Depart- ment, which is rear af store, No. 1119 Penna. ave. THE SHOE PARLOR ‘You would hardly expect to find one of the best ap- Pointed Shoe Stores the District on the second floor ef apy building, but it's here—over the Azth-st. store of the Palais Royal. The best shoes only being in stock, the trade done is with those who can appreciate merit in Shoes—the few and far between. The “few and far between” con- krewate here in pumbers, and especially of late because of the reduced prices, list of which is given in the Paisis Hoyal advertisement of the “Clearing A COTTON UNDERWEAR STORE, ‘This really grand department utilizes the entire second floor of No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenue, and has beeu crowded from morning to night during all this ‘There is a distinct department fcr Ladies, also ‘Misses, Children’s and Infant's Departments, and the ‘Variety aud quantities is a wonder, The reduced prices Guoted in the Catalogue are best appreciated by those who know of THE “PALAIS ROYAL'S” undergar- THE DEPARTMENT FOR Boys, A nook in the Shoe Parlor, of course, but a great big slice of the second flocr is devoted to SHIRTWAISTS, ‘The celebrated “King” is imported from New York, where it is the favorite, and "tis said to be the best fit. ting Shirtwaist made. Certainly the desigas and colors of the material—French Percale—are superior, distingue. The reduction from 75c. to 68e. for one lot is cousiderable, when it is noticea that the styles are those of 98c. Waist, SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT. Jerseys and Shawls here also, Handsome Mirrors, Comfortable Chairs, Rich Carpet, and » fine display on the many show firures of the new suits, and the cool breeze from the Potomac make this room the spot of the tired shopper as well as the resort of the would-be buyer. ‘The reduced prices for ‘STAMPED GOODS DEPARTMENT, ‘7Sc. Momie Bureau Searts for 59c. BRPERE ‘Handsome, durable, stylish and reasonable, will be ‘our special offering from now until after the “Glorious eri’, and Misses’ and Child's Canvass Shoes, all Ladiew Fine Bright Dongola Hand-Turn Button Bota, opera-toe and common-sense, selling every- Where at 84; our price @2.98. We have them in B, 0, Dand E widths Jaden Oxford Ties, 75c.. 98c. $1.25, 81.50 and #2, Bright Dongola Button Boots, patent-leath #F tip a, $1.50, 82.25, $3: worth 50c. to 81apair more ‘than we ask for them, =The past week has shown us how fortunate wo have ‘been in our selection of styles for men’s wear. We knew im advance that the quality and prices were all right, Dut we were not so positive about the styles, We seo Row that wo were as right on the styles as we were on the qualities, We have the most convincing proofs— they are relling faster than we had any idea; so fast that ‘wo have been compelled to place triplicate orde:s. ‘The most popular are our “Economy” Dress Shoe for a. “Economy” Fine Calf Shoe, #3. “Economy” “Kangaroo” Shoe $3. And our finest line of “Economy” “Hand-Sewed,” in three styles of toes and in Button, Lace and Congress, at 84 a pair. Gentlemen, come and look at them before you decide Upon the purchase of any other shoe, GQUE SPECIALTY—Good Shoes for the Boys and iris, “THE ECONOMY" SHOE STORE, 1t 802 7th stroot n.w. Borcms Famy Tra (Spring Leaf) a AT 500. A POUND. excellent article ts becoi preciated. ‘The daily orders from distant cites ONL’ AT 132: : QNLX SOLD AT 1325 F STREET. THE FOURTH OF JULY—FANCY JEWFLRY ‘Zbe. ; 1234, Challies ut Sc.; Pacific Mills Chan- J. MILLER & SON, 3120 M st n.w. Mop.Scasen Renveroxs. SEATON PERRY, (Successor to Perry & Brother). 25 HAND-PRINTED FRENCH SATEEN ROBES REDUCED TO $10 EACI 100 PIECES FRENCH 5, ‘S (BEST MAKES) REDUCED TO. D. 25c. PER YARD. REMNANTS OF THE FINCNT FRENCH SATEENS, MEASURING FROM TWO TO NINE YARD! BANGING FROM 12% TO 200. PER YARD. RIED ALL-WOOL CHALLIS, IN CHOICE DE- SIGNS. REDUCED TO 50c. PER YARD. EMBROIDERED ETAMINE ROLES AT 810 H 10 CLOSE: FORMER PRICES &25, $22 ‘D INDIA SILKS AT 750.; REDUCED FROM $1.25 AND 81. “SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS” IN STRIPED AND FIGURED BENGALINFS AND POPLINETIES AT 81; FORME! CE PRICE $1.50. CLOSIN ie PRICES” ON PARASOLS AND BATISTE “GREAT BARGAIN” IN 40-INCH FRENCH FOULE BEIGES, IN’ CHOICE MIXTURES, SUITABLE TRAVELING COSTUMES, At 50c.; Rie D FROM 750, SUALLY GOOD’ VALUES" IN IMPORTED EVRONS, HALE-LINESTRIPES AND CHECKS, 7 COMBINATION 81 RIS COMBINATI UITS AT “MARKED. 18 FLANNELS REDUCED BK YAL: N HOSIERY AND HANDKERCHIFFS. RACTIONS” IN “WHITE GOODs, N LAWNS, ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GING: HAMS AND OTHER WASH FABRICS, S2-PLAIN FIGURES ANv CORRECT PRICES. £2-STORE WILL CLOSE PM. fai MILL CLOSE AT & P.M. FROM JULY SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, PENNSYLVANIA AVE., COR. 9TH ST, _Fatablished 1840. at VEW FANCY DOMET. FLANNEL 8) Non, 285 nd Soe Tad os ta cut seams, 1234, OUBLE Ci 330-3 2241 and 12 i$ WE WILL OFFER Matting 12}4¢, For Yard, oF BLOWS, 745 and 747 Sth at. €20, NNN NNN OO NNN 00 NNN OO NON EFF RRR FO OO RR FF 0 © RRR ye 6.0 3's. F oo RE ITTT RRR 11 MM MM MM MM IT Te TE aa AM at T RRR I MMMM MoM M 7 R RUM MMMM M 2k RUMMMM MM BY BUYING HATS AND TRIMMINGS AT OUR COUNTERS, First-class Work guaranteed as well as LOWEST PRICES. THE BBR 00) XN N BOB 0 0 NNN BBB 00) ON NN MMMM oA RRR coo on OF wMam 4a UR 6°O HOR ESP Hue fA gee. tet fe Hi M4 ER Ooo PoE keer 316 7TH STREET ¥.W. = OEGANDE MULL PLAIDS, FLORAL, DESIGNS, 10 nch Perole Cloth. 15¢.; Figured Playa Checks, 103. DOUBLE COMMINATION. 10-3 1247 and 1243 11th st. xe, ENS WHITE FLANNEL BICYCLE SHIRT? With pocket, Alc... sold elsewhere at 730. Men's ‘Windsor Scaris, ‘Sc.; thers aro asking 15. Je30-ut* BLUM'S, 745 end 747 Sth st. we. Panaerrna Store Mill offer one case of WHITE VICTORIA LAWN PRINKEES. Good quality. Price was I2ie.; now Bo. A lne of Chol PL LACORS Af Gholee Styles in PLAID INDIA PERSIAN LAWNS, BATISTE NS, 1 pla TINORS Vidce WETS RNS WELTS, SWISS MUS- INS AND NAINSUOKS, L2¥e-and upwards, SUMMER UNDERWEAR, ext for ladies, men stud ebiidren, 250, 7° altos, PARASOLS. Balance of stock at great reduction in price, TOILET ARTICLES. Perfumeries, Soaps, Powders, &c, FANS. FANS. One lot of fine Feather Fans, in whi blue. Price was Ove. to 756. Bites how see SPECIAL BARGAIN. Will off Cott I, affer, one case Bleached Cotton at 8a. HOSIERY, HOSIERY, pGPeclal value for Ladice, Men and Children, gfchovver’s 6-3 Heal Derby Ribbed, fast black, MATTINGS, MATTINGS, Balance of stock at great reduction to close. CARHART & LEIDY. 3630 928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. Neer REMNANTS. FRENCH STYLES, 0. A y Lawn Kemuauts, 3e.; Fruit of the Bleached Cotton, 8ige. DOUBLE MBI IN, 1241 and 1243 11th et. sc. beets NS FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS: ‘OKED Mint cies sizes, 14 to 17% 400. watsoo 3030-20" ‘745 and 747 8th | ata ar bl secured of following bargains for us: \"s Suit 1S 5 fouth’s Suita, ages 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, worth from 87 to 816. will be Sat itas Ge estes a Be men, 20. to thin, furaish Sith anise sult of clothes for so eos nee 1217 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 230-30" oa a es 1248 Lith ats, 745 and 747 Fravonss, Freworrs, FLaGs. Flags * FLAGS 4TH OF JULY GOODS 4TH OF JULY Goons ‘Only fresh goods kept on hand. i ‘ ‘Very lowet possible price, CH. RUPPERT, 403, 405 and 407 7th st, above D at. In pursuance of the policy insugurated by us three summers ago, we desire to announce that our establishment will be closed during the ‘months of July and August at 1 o'clock p.m. on ‘Saturdays, and at 5 o'clock p.m. on other week days. We thank our customers for the patron- ‘we which makes this possible, and hope they ‘will bear this notice in mind and shop accord- ingly. Monday, July 1, will begin the second week of our great offering in White Goods. We are showing the best intrinsic values of the season, these prices being the lowest ever quoted for equal qualities. We note the following: 28- inch White Striped Lawns, in a variety of wide ‘and narrow stripes, only 8c. per yard. 30 pieces of Ecru Plaid and Striped Lawns, only 10c. per yard. 25 pieces Crinkled Striped White Goods, only 8c. per yard. Another hundred pieces of White India Linons at 10c, 100 pieces at 12340. and 100 picces at 15e. per yard, the latter two being 34 inches wide. 40 Pieces, 32-inch Fine Persian Lawns, at half Price; colors, White, Ecru, Navy Blue, Cardinal ‘and Lavender, only 15c. per yard. 44-inch Ecra Etamines, which are now meet- ing with increased popularity, Handsome vari- ety of patterns in lace-checks, blocks, diamonds, &e., only 25c. per yard. Ecru, Pink, Light Blue, Rose and Cardinal, only 250. per yard, ‘There is no doubt of it—the present is pre-em- inently a white goods season. (Second floor.) Ladies' English Blouse Waists, They come in Cream and fancy-striped Flannel, Doth all-wooland silk and wool Mostly Cream ground, with fancy nest stripes, —some in the same combinations as Men’s Ten- nis Blazers, May be worn at all times in the morning, and early afternoon, and especially while playing Tennis and other out-doorgames, or on boating, yachting. and “Outing” trips. Prices, 82.75, $3.25 and 83.75. (Third floor). Silks—For the popular English Blouses and serviceable traveling dresses, we offer a lino of Pencil-striped Surah Silks, reduced to 50c. per yard; white stripes on ground shades of serpent green, gobelin, black, garnet, brown, and gold- atripe on navy-blue: also, 24-inch figured Chins Bilks reduced to 50c. per yard. and 27-tnch fig- ‘ured China Silks reduced to 75c. per yard. Both of these are also eminently suitable for the pur ‘Poses above stated. The popularity of Black Surah Silk Sashes has induced the manufacturers to make black surah silk without the usual white and colored edge Two qualities, 20 inches wide, at G4c. and S4c. per yard. You got a wider and prettier sash for less money than if buying regular sash ritbon. Alsosuitable forsummer dresses, (First floor.) Ready-made White Suits for children, misses, and ladies, ‘The line is more than usually com Plete, embracing variety enough to please every taste, A new line of Ladies’ White Suits will be opencil on Monday; $4 to $25. (Third floor.) Summer Bedding—Light-weight Blankets, Comforts, and Spreads, All Linen and Cot- ton Sheets, Pillow-cases and Bolster-cases, Various qualities in different sizes for every known purpose at such low prices as are only Possible through close competent buying. All- ‘wool Blaukets, and Blankets which are none the worse for having a little cotton in to prevent shrinkage, $3.50 to $7.50 per pair; half-pairs, bound at both ends, at half the price of pairs. Summer Comfortable, light and durable for cradles, cribs, cots, single, double, and extra- size beds. Two qualities in each size, and each size in white and colors, One grade is covered with Cheese-cloth, the other with fine light-weizht Batiste: both filled with a fine quality of white carded cotton, and made by hand, Prices $1 to $2.50. ‘Top Bed-spreads in the most complete line yet. Crochet, 75c. to $1.75; Marseilles, $1.50 to g12 Readymade Cotton Sheeta—Single-bed sizes, from 0c. to @1.30 per pair, Double bed sizes, 81.30 to 81.80 per pair. Ready-made Cotton Pillow Cases, 36c. to 60c. per pair. Ready-made Cotton Bolster Cases, 40c. and 50c. each. These goods are made in our own workrooma, Rendy-made, ali-Linen Sheets, hemmed and hemstitched, from 85 to $10 per pair. Ready-made, all-Linen Pillow Cases, hemmed ‘and hemstitched, $1.25 to 85.50 per pair, ‘Ready-made, all-Linen Pillow Cases. Hemmed at 82. Hemstitched at 82.50 per pair. Feather Bed Pillows, Filled with the choicest white geese feathers, and covered with Amos Keag ticking, warranted inodorous. Size, 22 by 28 inch, Only $2.25 each. Thisis ahalf pound more feathers than this price usually buys, We have another lot, same size, but filled with duck feathers. Also, warranted inodorous, at 81.60 each. Wedaing department, fourth floor.) Pillow-Case Linen, woven round like stock- ing, doing away with the seam on the side. You buy the length you desire, stitch one end and hem the other, and the pillow-case is ready. 40- inch, 75e. per yard; 42-inch, 87¢. per yard, and 45-inch, $1 per yard. (Becca floor.) Pillow-Shams.—Full-sized Stamped Pillow- ‘Shams, in new designs, only 25c. per pair. Braided Initialled Pillow-Shams, full size, with rufile, only @1 per pair. ‘36-inch Fine Cambrie Pillow-Shams, tucked ‘nd ruflled, only 81 per pair. Pulow-Shamsof English Long Cloth, hem- stitched and embroidered in center, only 85 per pair, Ask to see the new adjustable Pillow-Sham ‘Holder, Itis ahead of them all in our opinion, Bronze finished, 75e. Nickel-finished, 1. (Fourth floor.) For lining satteen and gingham dresses we offer a 36-inch fancy French Cambric, in stripes and checks, light in color and weight, firm and @urable; only 20c. per yard, Wo have every- thing that is good in the way of dress-linings, especially “fast blacks," in summer-weight Mniugs. (First floor; foot of stairway.) ‘The best yet for covering mirrors, chandeliers, Pictures, bronzes, statuary, ornaments, and for making canopies, is the 54-inch Tarletans, Col- ors, pink, light blue, canary, green, and leghorn, A plece of 12 yards for 8.75, (Second floor.) Doyiles for fruit use, A dollar per dozen will Duy the choiceof three kinds. Plain cream, cream with red border, and Turkey red Doylies, ‘@1 per dozen. Children, Misses and Ladies. Boys’ All-Wool ‘Navy Blue Bathing Suits, with white trimming, $1.50 cach Bine All-Wool Blue Stockinette Bathing Suite, €2.75 each. Children's Nevy Blue ‘Braid-trimmed Bathing Suita, $2.50 ‘Misses’ Navy Biue Flannel Bathing Suits, persuit, Ladies’ Navy Blue Flannel 4 indi Hi if i rn D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1888—-DOUBLE SHEET. WANTED-—-HELP. ANTED—A PIRST BAKER APPLY AT 220 War Cartol we wi Sewetben AT 32° WASTED RECIARLE “coLoxeD WOWAN; night. Apply at 807 Tet. se. prisitieste 0 WSTED-WHITE GIRE FOR G ERAL HOUSE in suburbs. ly Monday, 9 ho an aM. MoLACHLEN, 1298 'F st ny ct WANTED—FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, Brook): New York, and a resorts, C Ghaumbermaida, Be. This citys 12 Skirt fends SS Watters, 500 Cooks, Nurse, && BURNHAM'S, 630- 63:1 F st. nw. WASTEDWOMEN COOKS $10 COOKS. $10 TO 840, CHAM. Peltor Deters ot Pact ete and tae away: Walt-re Driv . a SAML A. COOMBS. 930 Fata ae WAXTEDSAT Dick's Ac 20 to 840: chain launt men cooks, wa Ben, and hotel fnelp for WASTED! GOOD GIb: W housework, at 1910 Potion wie W23X2ED-4 9000 COOK IN SMALL FAMILY. oan eeeae Aenea V ) ANTED—AT FALLS CHUR ‘A. COLOR! boy to milk, tend horse, work varden, &. Apply at Arlington Wate Wiatnis atonce to J ANTED—A WHITE GIRL. 16 W ore, corner 15th and'I sta. n.w. It todo light housework in.a-smuall. fatuity living 13 ‘country’ Pleasant home; wages luoderate, Address Box si. Star otis. Sede W222 Say BRAD LADIES TO LEARN DRE Catting by Mouly's new tailor agtsre at red ion. Taught at 1115-2 st-.Ws abd 227 ¢ tte. Putting and sittipg don jead“aee WASTED-A SALESIADY INA DiY-GooDs store. Apply 100 14th st ut WANTED—EXPERIENCED PARTY TO PLACE A Line of real estate bonds. Address “GOOD AS GOLD" Box 1306 Philadelphia, Pa 3630-30" WANTED [DRESSMAKERS AT MES. HAFED- Singer's, 1110 14th #t, a W54STED-TEN SHOF SALFSMEN. APPLY THIS (Satuntay) evening, between 5 aud 8 o'clock. FAMILY SHOE STOKE, 310 7th st. Le WASTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK AT 400 13th st. n.w., who understands warketine. 1 cramer ier ee jorthwest corner 9th Pa ave. DW Ws TED—A GOOD GAL‘ IZED-IRON COR. nice Hand. at JOHN HARKINGTON M st, West Washington, N To Cook, iron; reference required, 434 F st a . Worst fo asstine charseon Monday morn, fal ary $8 for becinning; former experience hot needed; Tor ret eres, Apply 10 am, Koom 6 ‘cniy. 04 Fst. nw., upstairs, TED — WHITE HEAD LAUNDRESS For wummer hotel: wages #:io per mouth und fare paid both ways; also hotel baker. Call at once, DICK'S AGENCY, 613 7st, nw. iy W&ASEED-A PARTNFR: WHO HAS HAD FXPE perience in advertising or in solicitiny advertine- ments. Address P. 0. Dox 431, city. Wat ED—A YOUNG PHARMACIST WITH St experience to seaistin general. ADpiy to st. nw. FIRS iy, hear city: also, nurse f War required: ED—A GOOD WHITE SERVANT, ANY jouality, for zeneral housework 10 Washing: must be a good couk em; good Wages. Address X. ° family Fecoumendation. Apply to 1106 C st. n.w. WASITEDIA EADY IN OFFICE WOULD LIKE toxetareined lady tosuperintend the affairs of small new house and a servant, without doing any of the labor, for her room, board and laundry. No appli- cant considered without the best reiecences, Address 90, Star office. Je2s-t™ ANTED—ENE ¢ MEN TO REPRE & popular plan of health insuranca: @ paid when sick: salary or commission : Ro lapaee. ERDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 F st, now W ANIED-A STEADY WHITE GIRT. TO. COOK IN plain family; wood wages; reference re Call at 427 Bd st. awe Wi TED—AT BUKG OF city and away 26-60" WANJED90.000 LADY AGENTS" IMMEDI ly, also men; grandest mouey making inven. fion of the age: over iuilidon sold, Mrs. HF. LiT- LE, Chicago, Til. Je25-10t, WASTED = pexponis EN reau, conducted by ladies, and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for U trictand states, with reference. 717 M st.v,w.iy11-Sw WASTEDILOCAT. Of “TRAVELING "AGENTS for a new specialty—tire-proof safes. N.Y. agent ordered a car-load first week. a N.J. agent half car- Joo, a Mich. canvasser cleared #400 “fret month. a jalo dealer witit his otter busin h on our specialty; catalogue fre 0. i my 16-wiea3 ESS MAN, LIVI WASTEDIA FEW RELIABL employment. Apply at once, 6 _ WANTED-—-HOUSES. xposure, iu the porthw + Heut frou $40 fo $40." Address} Ws TED—FOR IMMEDIATE CASH TOMER, a good Wouse for home, preferably northwest, foF about $7,000, Gert} J.B. WIMER. 1313 F st.” Vv ANTED—CHEAP HOUSE, WITH GROUND: LE Droit Fark; foreash, “Address JONES, Star ofhes, 0-3 Woorn bricks or Mie tues price $e29-3t ior Ott L ke th oF Ot to-excced 85,000. SKAY & Co., cor. 7th and F sta, Ww: TO PURCHASE A BRICK HOUSE with 7or 8 rooms and modern improvements: location preferred, Capitol Hill, near E. Capitol st, of Lincoln Park; will pay all casti, or buy sul dros, ol of nid lowest cash price, Box 29, Star office. Waste, SMALL NEW UNF: house. Write fuil particulars A. B.C., Koom Pacific Building. \ mers, set we have, mars houses than we cam supply. ‘Owners will do weil to ince their houses in Cur hatds. “HERRON & RAMEY, (307 Fmt Row fel WANTED--BOARD WANTED, DIEDIATELY cov BOAKD, is and a one-year-old’ baby who has whootiag jults and a one-year-old bs Wo bas whoor Cough: private family preferred. Address, -statius £0, R EW, Stat offon, pig WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS y ANTED. AND WIFE, OR W fiisfacatiy of adultn, to occupy a confortabhe home near Lowa Circle for summer mouths, at Bona rent, Address A.B, Star office, at fED—A LOAN OF $1,800 ON GOOD KEAL ‘good interest tor thre years, Address LO. (sexta AXGOOD HORSE. BaY, Wibrown or Gras. ul sian, for sive or double at in coupe, rockaway or buy; must be pectec audeutie and suitable for ladies’ driving. fivitie lowest cash price. M. M. AL ANTED—€200 FOR NINETY DAYS, WILL PAY A) reent a month, and take up note promptly, SECURITY, Star otics, Seat J ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS W derroundy done get struc or tapeid, Reeve bet than ‘butter: satisfaction ‘assured tall the pat round) or money Tefunded. “W.S” $s 1b. pri Pure creamery Butter (direct from the creamery) a Ceuts per pound 4s not exceed at higher pric:s.” 461 @ tn. w.copen all day, Mau or tolcphone orders de- Livered at “uouse “prouptiy, | N.L—No connection yer with any’ inarket stalls: “mys s5t" Wit. C. SCRE ‘TED—A GENTLEMAN HAVING K farm will Durchase at a low rate for cash a few nice breeding mares which inay have been rendered & Tittle unserviceable for active use. Persons having ch favorite animals and wishing them too into sufe bands, can address “FARMEK," Care Waslangton ‘Market office, cor. 7th st, and Penn. ave. nw. 326-00" —PARLOR FURNITURE | UPHOL- ‘Sere? Mtacttesnce made over in Gret-clane eps References furnished as to workinauship. “Work done stresidences.” Adress C. NELSOS, O14 10th st ANTED—TO RENT BY THE MONTH FOR USE Ab dhe Countey--A uuunberof orourhly broken faired. “Apply ‘to Wil, G. MIDDLELUS, Boca" e to > 202 & Jeas-20- Waste J. MOFFAT, 414 4% ST. SW. Welle: Pumps furniobed. well work Of all Kinds a ee : prompt attentions Sones Moderate: driven wellee cpectaity.” detScime ED_FOR CASH_FURNITURE. FEATHER Wiki arpots ‘buoven, or enpite Household Ei Seetts H. BAUM, 219 7th st aw. ED_TO BUY FOR CASH, SECOND-HAND Peantitdeh Address Box 16, Star ofica jer "ANTED—PEKSONS: yg ed LESSONS AT x to JAS. Haat ncn or at Capitol card stand’ Selene ANTED—CLOTHING EXCH: - 4) = ears ver ete Lae ter WANTED--SITUATIONS. _ 'ANTED_SITUATIONS FOR CHAMBEKMAIDS, . anne bichon men baker's OR _ReNT—FURN inn beietlere of Fetal im yard. ‘Inguire 2 oR RENT — Rooms FURNISHED OR NoTS Seek Tea uunioatine, wae of TED—AT_ HEADQUARTERS — FOSITIONS if Cooks, Chamber and Nuraee Soametrras, Mon Walter Onoka Coachmen, Putlere SAML & COOMBS. 926 Fat nw, ANTED — DICKS AGENCY imaids, waitress, IsUndress, eeamslives, ulrwon, yalets for traveling; waiters, coschmen abd hostlers for ‘and resort. Alleity references. Gl JOR RENT—A SUITE scrath board, second flour, UNFURNISHED ROOM, southers eaposure 11 PRON RENT NT cating Toone, with fire duritar etuumer b NICELY FURNISHED floor. wingle OF en suite; modern eu At 74s Gch st. nw. TANTED—A SITUATION HY A THOROUGHLY ENISHED A FRONT wut board, ali modern, N. F., Star offic NT_VWRY DPSTRADLE Bearly oopomite new NTED—IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN TO Do | With or without board, work for a family of four, ANTED—A YOUNG LADY WISHES To TRAVEL Addres EUROPE. Star ES soalities, call at 1 as lady%s companion. RESPECTABLE 2 Situstion to do geweral housework of chatiber- ish the best city references, Pleare call ANTED-BY A rint and back Puc EDBY A COMPFTE Woman, who t# an exellent cook cook in a first-class family; can 1 from present emp ANTED—BY AN ACT! Situation as driver and on st Nw COLORED BOY, A sen “Appty at BRO south exposure < Varunente, transients kor CELY-FURNISHED Rooy iris S.tuations, ope as cook and on Bo otpection #6 le d. LIVINGSTON THEE COMMUNICATING UNPUR. Ata7l Meu nw ANTEDSITUATION AS DRIVER AND Jer tn city or country; good references Wilberger st, n. w. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM jon to teke change of and assist with sew Fr twochildren UNPURNTSHPL wz; Would pre{-r to i Address GOOD KEFERENC TWO VERY LARGE COMMUNICA WANTED--ROOMS. HANDSOMELY second-floor K gent and wife; souti city. Address Box 130, Star vf yANTED—TWO GALEN, Star often, iy ANTED—A ROOM, FURNISHED TM exposUFe: 1b Hort W., POUR UNFUR UNFURMISHED BOOMS ON | im northwest section. RENT _THREY NISHED ROoM< uitabie tor housekeepine. 3 DOURLE PARLOR jodern tty tovenvel.te furnished rooms above. RNTSHED Ouse in a private far gylvania ave. 5 month, G roo, J ANTED—TWO UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS board: for two ae : lesired. Address H. Kb dress, with particulars, A. yANTED — FOUR bath, first-floor front, RENT-PLEASANT AND DESIRABLE Pon ished Rooms tor ge ion, Patent and P UNFURNISHED G12 Gib at now, [20-2 2OR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE KOOMS. LIGITT. ms. new bay-window hms. a.mouthern exyowtare tg SOUNTRY BOARD. RSA THE CITY HOTEL Middletown, Md; city refer AD SPARKOW. ONE-POURTH MILF the village and Blue kidee Airs. 0. OSBULN, Suickersville, Le Aly; Feamomable torts, TWO BEAUTIFUL Coot SUMMER es required. 1101 K at. inw ext W BOARDERS CAN P Mer prices," Also, one or 1215 0 stn.w, JOR RENT_IULY 1ST, A ¥ AccomMe- pure air aud water - milk; woud board, “Address Mrs. NDRY, Urbana, Ma. OARD CAN BE HAD IN Wali erate terms ina Ja e,airy house, with punds. Address Box 60, Warrenton, Fargui Private fauilly re ore for Army abd Navy witicers aud fa: {Ok RENT—ONE LARGE ROOM OVER TREDS MEK BOARD CAN BE HAD AT Bl Peunsy ivania ave fronts on avent A | dress A. MAGILI. SMITH, Winche ASS COUNTRY BOARD § MILE Fi and § FOR KENT—1014 197TH ST. NW, LAN thexcelleut tabie-luard , posse DRIVATE FAMILY LIVINGIN HEALTHY Li anders for the su ‘or permanently. tail at fine fisliwe, bust fare. For further particulars ASUN, Goresville pasant rooius, fucuiabea or uufurnisied. te JOR REN TT rthied. Gove turionea COMMUNICATIN: HE SUMMER jonths iM the mountains of Virginia. for particu- | KEASER, Washington, | Location eoul wud con SBOOND POOR partion Apply at 1414¢ TMT. PLEASANT, 3 MILI m, 100 yards from ‘oulars address A. E. HUMPHKE’ __ FOR RENT_3 2OK RENT—NEW STORE AND DWELLIN r Handsome plate MMEK BOARDERS TAKEN AT | joun County, Va: one of the And healthtul sections of Virginia: al Uk RENT-STOKE AND DWELLING No. Apply tod. W. : ug pavilion. and For particulars address 1 {OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STOKE terms moderate t GO0b COUNTRY BOARD NEAR STATION ON Metropolitan Branch; #4 per wees. Address Fk. LEASANT ROOMS WITH PRIVAT! ville, Md.; good table ue mountain seen For terms and part ent to city aud v2 | lise) LENA WHITE. JEW BOARDERS AGCOMMODATED AT Pleasant rooms, shad Tern, 8 per werk dress Miss MAGGLE LESSER Lincoln, Ly __FOR RENT—OFFICI OR MENT OF FICH-MOOMS IN LALA uun County, Va, BEALL, BROWN & TRY DOARD CAN BE OBTAINED MISCELLA) Joseph A. Hutchisou's Farm ; bi induce’ daily mont, Loudoun Co., V FOR RENT—M Iyvue t the La LEW —BKICK STABLE, tween 12th and 13th, Kand 1 carringe-hoties lit, aud coe hima 7 ry ul mountain air; in every way desirable for those ug a cool and hs ADY CLERKS AND FAMILIES yuntry board at Antietain, to railroads; aduits $15 per month. Address P.O. 138, Sharpstane, Md. Je ,UMMEK BOARD, LARGE AIRY ii Lorms Feasouable: rel Address Mrs. as. post-office near. DETTE, Boyd's, Ma. ANTI D — BOARDER Washinwton, om the A. a ly to Dr. E.'P. Howland, .A, Bentley, Cor. 14th aud Coreuran ste. Zw AKINER WANTED—WITH ABOUT @2.000 IN cued paying business in this city. ANTED EIGHT OR TEN SUMMER 1 WITH €1,000 on ¢2 nines peptic 100 bx © 1K SALE—A CLIENT WISHES TO SELL A NICE Kemteurant. Sret-ciase : drain. “Also.a buryniu in Geonyetow FoR SALL—A ished Boukbindery for ale at st ain, Address Hox 166, Star offer JOR SALE-STOCK AND PIX’ goods, potions, conf-ctiona: BOARD—23 MILES FROM WASHING. o untnutes! walk frof station and P. tt jeuty Bul cit BOWELS, Hi W.O.and Wo Kk, yANTED—A MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO j1RST- CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FoR summer for a few Hon. at Brooks’ Station, DELIGHTFUL HOME IN THE MOUNTAINS for families with children; large tu vest in ap article that will SPLENDID CHANCE POK MURCHANIS AND MANURACTULERS ‘TU BALESKOOM IN THE MARKET ARCADE Ok TO ASSIST WORTHY PERSONS TO ENGAGE IN A FITALLE BUSINESS WITH VLE mapancy of from 50 to 100 Al- coves of Stands, to be cussified, for the malo uf every description of gods, wares, and merchandise in the ldiug,” conuected with Pen: ways, trou ting the Be te. at Ew. will be received ot office of the Washington Market Co. until JUL) SEVENTH NEXT at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, STAKT A BRANCH SAFE AND PLO. SMALL CAPITA ‘T BOAKD, GOOD ROOMS, FINE chalybeate water. tains, river, raitroad dep “Market Bazaar Bull Vania avenue by tron AK " LOUDOUN VALLEY, You Yar coment to churches 3 Bibeosr sare Boe ete aeytaucta Re Sie 20 30kjuI,07 é SERING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOARD: large rooms. fruit, ioe, profusion, &. T¢ fusion, ke, ‘Terms met ANK, Alexandria, Va my28-JN0" few York MB. Ay Now Nort City: ales tae mar aaren folly ¢ an The Shain a aichtalebee! BUN, Aarne, Outi e 'D PAY NO MORE RENT! #100