Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR.| Ax A> Worx Resa WASHINGTON mONDAY July 2, 1888, =ss0 ‘The Evening Star has a regular, verwaneast bona Side dailv circulation mere thas treble that of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef ali the ether daily papers here added together. ‘of which it tells the story. Bargains so rich and rare that the records of the clothing business on ‘Not becsuse its Perusal may whileaway a few idle momenta, bat because of the downright POSITIVE BARGAINS ‘Statement of the circulation of Tus EvENine ‘Stax for the week ending June 30, 1888: this continent can show no parallel, or even s Mowpay, JUNE 25, 1888....... 31,814 | 2°srepprosch to the liberal offer we make you ‘TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1888. 27,627} now. WapwaspaY, Juve 27, 1538.. 26,451 ‘Tucnepay, Jone 28, 1888. poem EVERY MIXED CASSIMERE AND CHEVIOT Parat, JUNE 29, 1888... SaTURDAY, JUNE 30, 1858... 30,126 | 8 snd Cateway-Frock Suit in our House that we have been selling at $28, $25, $22, $20 ‘and $18 is now sacrificed to the Hoojah of over- production at ‘TOTAL .....--. 168,713 Tsolemply swear that the above 1s a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tax EVEN- Ine Stak for the week ending June 30, 1888, TWELVE DOLLARS AND EIGHTY CENTS. B. Noves, 3 Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. ‘ Sworn to and subscribed before me this second day of July, A. D. 1888. Jou T. C. CLann, jotary Pubile. $< ——___ It tsno wonder that the twenty-fifth anniversary @f the battle of Gettysburg should have such a fascination for veterans of the northern and southern armies alike. It was at this point that ‘the war culminated, as it were. On the southern sige Gettysburg was the scene of a repulse which practically settled the fate of the confederate plea for foreign recognition, and dropped the pur- chasing power of the paper currency of the Richmond government to a level from Which @ return to barter was a positive Tellef. Had General Lee’s plan succeeded, and the confederate army penetrated fifty miles further to the northeast, Harrisburg, a northern capital, and a center where a dozen transportation routes converge, would have been his, ‘The whole ‘North was in a tremor of excitement. Every mili- ‘aman [who could be spared had been sent to the seat of War for thirty days’ service. The great cities on the Atlantic coast had organized tem- porary corps known as home guards, but, with the exception of these undisciplined bodies, were Siled with non-combatants; and the restlessness among the denizens of the slums, which after- ward found a free vent in the draft riots, had already begua to manifest itself to such an extent as to frighten timid people into @ belief that the secret enemy would ‘accomplish, with fire and pillage, as much damage im the rear as the open enemy were accomplishing im front. The nation almost held its breath while the guns were booming over the feld of Gettys- ‘burg, and, when victory finally rested on the fede- Fal arms, Government credit took a bound up- ward, business got under full swing again, the northern army took fresh heart of hope, and boasts were renewed that the Union would be restored in @ twelvemonth, Such sanguine views were, of course, premature; but, in the light of his tory, it 1s now plain that in the result at Get- tysburg was reaily written the prophecy of Appomattox. Another reason why Gettysburg should nave a special and pecullar interest for the citizen Warrior on both sides is because the fight ‘there was pre-eminently the battle of the soldiers a8 distinguished from a contest of skill between the generals in command. Both sides were on their mettle. Every man in the ranks realized to ‘the full his responsibilities, and personal courage and fortitude counted for more than vantage ground or numbers im deciding the combat. It ‘Was on this fleid, perhaps, more than on any other, tha* the man from the north and the man from the South learned to appreciate those qualities ineach | $2.50 each; well worth $3.50. Suits for $3 Other which, opposed in hostile array, could wreck | worth 94; $2.50 Suite worth @5; 94 Suits & great republic, but, united, could bid dedance to fades. Gis ad: ge mua cae Cincinnati will celebrate her Independence aay ‘matched for less than $7.50; $6 Suits that're nd the opening of her centennial exhibition} equal to any $9 Suits on this market, and all Simultaneously, with the ringing of bells and the Dooming of cannon from her neighboring hills, | ‘™ *tererades in the same proportion. ‘The exhibition will be a magnificent affair, un- Children’s Kilt Suits will have a regular carni- Goubtediy, both in character and in scale, Every | yal this week. Prices slashed to places, Come imand see thefun. The daintiest little combi- Preparation has been made to that end, and even the Government of the United States has been laid ‘nations going without regard to original cost oF present value. Uuader contribution to swell the collection of odd and handsome and useful things for Shirt Waists by the thousandin every conceiy- able design and pattern, in both percale and ‘Visitors to the fair to study. When the Buckeye people go into anything, whether Mt be President.making or show-giving, they do tt with a will They are out-and.ous Americans, full, in the third and fourth generations, of the| Woh sll going st prices that laugh at competi- same spirit Which brought their ancestors ot the| tion and that'll help make Young America first generation out of the thicker-settied East,| patriotic, jubilant, and glorious on the immor- tal Fourth of July. Mothers, these grest values deserve your serious thought. Don't miss them, or you will probably regret it when it's too late, for the choice: The fabrics from which these suite are made are among the choicest produc- dons of the world’s most famous looms, and include the very finest grades of American Cas- simers, West of England and Central Ireland ‘Tweeds, Austrian, French and Belgian Suit- ‘mgs. The vast majority of them are lined with silk. They are all of THIS SEASON'S STYLE AND MAKE, and arecut and made up equal to the finest eustom tailoring. They are seasonable sum- mer Suits, Every suit guarsnteed to fit cor- rectly. They come in plaids, in stripes, in mix- tures and in solid colors, “In fact they are just ‘such suite as the finest dressers delight to wear on the promenade, at the flower show, the ‘musicale, the reception, the seashore, the ‘springs, and the mountains, and will now secure your choice of any Cutaway ‘Frock or Sack Suit among the vast assortment, CASH ALONE WILL CAPTURE these great bargains. None charged or left ‘Aside; first come first served, The crowd to-day { something enormous. No wonder, such values ‘were never seen before. SAKS AND COMPANY, BOYS' CLOTHING. ‘We are selling now pretty little Sailor Suits in Blue and Gray Colors at $1 each that would ‘actually be cheap at $2. Finer grades at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and so on up to$6aSuit. ‘Boys' Suits, with Knee Pants, ages 4 to 12, at acrossthe Ohio River and upon the virgin soil ‘Which needed their labor to make tt fruitful, ———— It will surprise a good many persons who have ‘Deen accustomed to think and speak of Henry ‘Watterson as a free-trader, to learn, by his owa statement, that he ls nothing of the sort, Indeed, Ihe gues so far as to advise free-traders to support ‘the Chicago platform, oa the ground that the pur- Suit of the policy therein expounded would result 4m a tremendous revolt of the wage-earners of the country for the purpose of abolishing tariff duties altogether. The term free-trader is loosely applied Dy certain persons to everybody who believes in a Teduction of the tariff, just as “abolitionist,” “mis. cegenationist,” etc., used to be apylied by another class to every republican an free-sotler before the war, regardless of his views respecting the method of getting rid of slavery or of the domestic Telations of the races after all had become equal Defore the law. In one sense, doubtless, a good many of the best protectionists m the couatry are free-traders; they believe that unrestricted com- merce 1s the ideal condition of things, when it Prevails allover the world, but not till thea, In ‘that meaning of the term Mr. Watterson is a free- trader; but be manifests avery strong repugnance Wo deing classed as such in any otuer way, $$$ ‘Mr. Morton’s changes of style in whisker-wear- ing will make bard work for the painters of cam- Paign banners, if the political clubs require their artists to keep the pictures in conformity with the Verying facts Accuracy 1s not, however, gener- ally viewed as indispensable in banner representa- tions. All who recall the Garfield campaign will Temember the caricatures of Gea. arthur which Were hoisted in the streets,in good faith, and SAKS AND COMPANY. FOOTWEAR. ‘To swell this great anniversary Sacrifice Sale of oursand make this week a memorable one in ‘our house, we have levied on every department im our vast establishment, and here is what our ‘Shoe man has to offer: ‘Men's Fine French Calf genuine Hand-Sewed ‘Shoes in Congress, Lace, and Button, all widths and sizes. We have been selling these sterling ‘Shoes at $5 s pair, and it's safe to say no exclu- ‘tive Shoe house in town will or can sell same ‘Quality for less than $6, yet we are selling them ‘Row at $3.90. ‘Men's Kangaroo Low-Quarter Shoes, Southern ‘Ties and Oxford Ties, at $3.75, that'll surely Cost you $5 anywhere else in town. ‘Ladies’, Misses’, Boys’, and Infante’ Shoes of ‘every description at from 15 to 30 per cent leas ‘than exclusive shoe houses can afford to name, ‘waich represented him in all stages of youth SAKS AND COMPANY. and senility, as ruddy and sallow, with hair ray, black, brown and auburn, and eyes as UNDERWEAR. Vanegated as the rainbow. This was espe- cially striking in the case of @ man with phy- Siognomic traits as strong as Mr. Arthur's; and ‘what he suffered Mr. Morton must expect to suffer ima still larger degree, inasinuch as there will be all types ami classes of bearded Mortons and of Deardiess Mortons besides. $< Senator Morrili’s speech, delivered tn the Senate today, on the local railroad question, 1s interest ing, instructive, and inspiring. The flagrant abuses of the railroads are randled without gloves, Courage is required, even in a United States Senator, to condemn tn adequate terms the conduct of the great ratiroad corporations Which rule and oppress the caplial, and te to the nation. The Balbriggan is © small manufscturing town about nine miles from the city of Dubiin, Ire Jand, and among the world’s famous makes of Underwear the productions of the Balbriggan factory stand deservedly high. Soft and silken to the touch, clastic enough to conform readily to the figure with s gentle, clinging pressure that is at once pleasure and acomfort. Such ‘athe famous make of Underwear that we are Bow offering in summer weights at (480. a gar- ‘ment, well worth $1 of any man's money. They People of the District wuo are accustomea| me 1 *doten different colors, ranging from to Denold, with a few honorable exceptions, orange to gobelin-blue We bave them in all those Who pretend to represent and speak for] giace. them cringing to railruad dictation or persuasion and Sacriticing the interests of Washington to corporate greed, honor this bold and upright man who frames an indictment, terrible because based upon truth, against tue dictatorial corpora. ‘Wons Which disregard law, Kill and wound ctti- wens, daraage or destroy private property and appropriaie public property at pleasure, a ‘The republican platform, in its renewed @fcivil service reform, held out an invitation to ‘he mugwumps to come back into tne party. A counter movement was needed on the democratic ‘side, Which the President has supplied in his order extending the classification for examination to all | @@tlgm& All at prices that'll make the week of persons inthe service above the grade of messen- slorious Fourth s memorable ger, Watchman or laborer. Tue nandof «1 bee: : boast aw ‘Overly has not ceased its activity because rumor} %°%* ‘Seamless Half-Hose, in plain and fancy colors, ‘St 2]and 23 cents s pair. Jean Drawers, in all sizes, light yet strong, and thoroughly stayed ‘8 all points iikely to be strained, 48centss air. Can't be procured away from nere for lees than 75 cents, Hundreds of different patterns 1m Tourists’ Flannel Shirts, from $1 to 64. Also, Silk Negligee Shirts and Chevict Pajamas, ‘Neck Dressings, Fancy Pereale Shirts, in latest credits him with the purpose of stepping inte the SAKS AND CNMPANY, Office of superintendent of Indian schools. $$ mats! Bats! wats! ‘The world-renowned glasseater of the dime museums, whose stomach has given out under tne strain, may De cured by his phys'cians, since, as he says, what he eats 18 not Uroken glass, Dut a substance compounded to imitate It 80 closely as Wodeceive the ordinary senses of sight and touch. But what can be done to restore to health and ‘comfort the hundreds of smai} boys who, spurred ‘great efforts by witnessing his performances, have tried to reproduce his feats with the real article? ——— ‘The task of procuring an eigut-hour law for the ‘tm great vanety and at prices that knock hat Jetter-carriers is easier than that of procuring the | store prices aly. appropriation of a million doliars required tocarry 4 ‘hey have their statute on the carriers sax ‘Will have to wait a while before they can profit by AxD COMPANY, ‘THE PUSHING OUTFITTERS, ‘Light Derbys in the leading blooks and latest shapes ot $1.90 that are sold all over at $2.50 and 62.75. Manilla and Mackinaw Straw Hate ‘4m the prevailing styles st $1.25; actual value, ‘2. Boys’ Straws, plain white and mixed, st 48 cents; regular 75-cent kinds, Tennis Capsand Hasta, Helmets in Cork and Strew and every novelty that the world’s markets show are bere ~ Ee | ome sm nee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. Sox 4rn, Crop Ar Dar. Goaur Stavourse Tx Hrs KING@’S PALA ‘THE BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT OF MILLINERY. ‘Lot 1—A fine LEGHORN HAT, sailor shape, for child- men, and denizablo Dobe shapes, st ‘25c., reduced from ‘Lot 2-20 dozen fine LEGHORN HATS st 30c., re- @uced frum $1.25, Lot 3-40 dosen fine LEGHORN HATS, desirable shapes, at 55c., reduced from $1.50. Lot 4-15 dozen of the finest LEGHORN HATS at ‘75c., reduced from $1.75 snd $2. ‘We offer the following bargains in Straw Goods: _- ROUGH-AND-READY STRAW HAT at WHITE AND BLACK POKE SHAPES st 230. ee KO-KO BRAID, Water-Witeh shape, for Misses, at 19¢., reduced from 50c. ‘MILAN HATS at 500, All other goods in proportion. DOWT FaIL TO OALL aT KING PALACE No. 8146 7th Street Northwest, Jy2-1m Gola. Je30- ALTON, 1241 and 1243 11th st.ce. Frame, BLUM’ Tesora 1145 and 747 Bie Taz Westar Or Last Wrex ADMONISHES US THAT EVEN IN MID- SUMMER WE ARE LIABLE TO HAVE SUD- DEN CHANGES AND “COOL SPELLS." WHEN THEY COME LIGHT WOOLEN SUITS ARE INDISPENSABLE, SOMETHING TO PROTECT ONE AGAINST THE SUDDEN CHANGE, YET NOT TOO WARM. FOR THIS PURPOSE THERE ARE A GREAT VARIETY OF GOODS, BUT THE MOST POPULAR AND PRACTICAL ARE SERGES, CHEVIOTS AND LIGHT-WEIGHT CASSIMERES, AMONG THE FORMER, THE “CLAYS” ALWAYS STAND AT THE HEAD, BUT THERE ARE A GREAT VARIETY OF QUAL- ITIES, COLORS AND PATTERNS, AT PRICES RANGING FROM $15 TO 8254 SOIT, AND THE 815 SUITS ARE WAR- BANTED NOT TO FADE, IN CHEVIOTS THERE ARE ALSO MANY STYLES ANE PAITERNS, LIGHT AND DARK, STRIPED, MIXED, CHECKED AND PLAIN, FROM $10 TO 820 A SUIT. IN CASSIMERES THERE 13 PRACTI- CALLY THE SAME VARIETY AS IN CHEV- 10TS, BUT WE EMPHASIZE “SIMONNIS.” THEY ARE STANVARD FRENCH GOODS, HANDSOME, STYLISH AND GOOD. THESE GOODS ARE JUST WHAT EVERY MAN WANTS, FOR, WHETHER AT THE SEA- SHORE, AT THE MOUNTAINS OR AT HOME, NOT A WEEK PASSES BUT HE NEEDS THEM. AND WHAT GENTLEMAN WAS CUT OF THE CITY DURING THE PAST WEEK AND DID NOT FIND USE FOR A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT, IT DON'T PAY TO GO AWAY ON YOUR VACATION OR EVEN TO GO AWAY FOR A SINGLE NIGHT WITHOUT ONE. YOULL ADD TO YOUR COMFORT AND SAVE DOCTORS’ BILLS BY ACTING ON THIS SUGGESTION. STYLISH ONES FROM $10 TO $30. E. B. BARNUM & Co, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, SRS he ete ‘HER LOT! LADIES’ PURE SILK MITTS, black and colors, 15¢._ 2¢-Inch, Gloria Silk Um- ‘Paragon 2.3 's, 2 Ni SATTEEN REMNANTS, FRENCH 8° 0. ie. Fancy Lawn Hemanants, de; Frult of the hed Cotton, Sic, DOUBLE COMBINA. 234i ana 1243 Lithst nes 3080-38 FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS; YOKED MS octets: mized, 14 to 17 Ae, sold else. where at B pty 745 and 747 Bib st ne, GGG. GG aed A TITTY So PE AA REDUCTION Fee Ee mg fk Eg . DEPARTMENTS. Ladies preparing to leave the city would do well to take advantage of the prices mentioned in this sdver- tisement. We sell EMBROIDERING MAT! and RS. TTEDS cheaper than any The city. be quality in al best. 3 ° iia 9 EO aE, ORANON™ ALL OF OUR TAPED LINENS AT 25 PER CENT BELOW REGULAR PRICES. ‘These goods are very handy to take out of town, tor ip. Doth for se and to pave tine i them, $2.25, $2.50, $3.00, and $3,75 SWiss FLOUNCINGS For 91.50 A YARD. ACTUALLY THE FINEST GOODS THAT WE HAVE "a > CLEARING SALE. S27 The Clearing Sale Prices positively terminate ‘TUESDAY, JULY Srd, at 6 P.M. Not open the 4th ‘90 please shop accordingly. Bs §#" LOOK THROUGH THE LIST CAREFULLY, A8 ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENTS ARE ADDED FOR JULY 2 AND 3. MENS DEPARTMENT. GKear door, No. 1119 Pa sve) 15¢. “Coon” Collars, all styles, for 10. 20c. 4-Ply Linen Cuffs, all styles, 17c. pair, 5c. Gauze Undershirts for 20c. 81.68 Fancy Colored English Underwear for $1.25. Fancy Striped English Underwear for 75¢. 50c. Gray Angola Wool Underwear for 39¢. 50c, Underwear—broken lots—for 39c. 88c.,490. and 59c. Scarfs, all styles, for 350, 25e. Satin-lined Knot Scarfs for 19c. 81 French Percale Shirta for 87c. ‘26c. Suspenders, all styles, for 15c. $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 500. 82.50 Patent Leather Oxford Ties for $2. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ‘98c, Fowne’s Silk Mousquetaires for 75c. G8o. Mi anaise Silk Mousquetaires for 440, ‘390. Silk Jersey Mitts for 2c. 48c, Silk Mousquetaire Gloves for 39¢. 68c. Milanaise Silk Gloves for 50c. 15c. Silk Mitts for 1c. Nearly all Kid Gloves at half-price. LACE DEPARTMENT. €1.48 45-inch Black Russian Drapery Neta, @: 480. 13 yard-wide Point d’Esprit Net, 440. 19¢. Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 12i¢. 25c. Handkerchiefs, many styles, for 1230. 124. Men's Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100. 81 Spanish Lace Fichus for 75c. 123c. Embroidered Mull Ties for 10¢. 25c, Neck Ruchings, all styles, for 2lc, 3-ply All-linen Collars, 3 for 25c. S-ply All-linen Cuffs, 3 pairs for 25c, 10 per cent off marked prices of Laces, HOSIERY DEPARTMF) 29e. black Derby Kibbed Hose for 250, ‘75e. Kibbed and Plain Stik Hose for 59¢. ‘T5c. Fancy Lisle Hose, all styles, for 59¢. 1 Fancy Freuch Hose, all styles, for 79¢. 50c. “C. & G." (gold medal) Lisle Hose for 45¢. ‘48c. Fancy Hose. all broken lots, for 25c. pair. 5c. Children's Black Hose, all sizes, for 190, 81 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests for 920. 10 percent off marked prices fine French Vests, 48c. Jersey-ftting Gauze Vests for 35¢. 44c. Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors, for 39, DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 81.25 Colored Faille Fraucaise for @1. 19 Colored and Black Sursh Silks for @1. 91.25 Colored Satin Ruadame for 81. 50c. English Wool Tourist Suitings for 400, @8c., 40-inch wide Colored Serges, for 58c. 81 Figured China Silks for 85 ‘350. Cream and Colored Cashmeres for 290, RIBBON DEPARTMENT. $1.35 10-inch Motre Striped Sash Ribbons for $1.19 $1.50 12-inch Black-Satia Edge Moire for $1.35. 81.50 Bunches French Flowers, all styles, for 81.19. 68c. Bunches French Flowers for 55c. PARASOL DEPARTMENT. Marked €8.98, $5.68, $3.98, $2.98, 82.19, ¢1.48 Togoat $6.98, $3.98, 83.25, 82.68, $1.98, 81.29. $1.50 “Gloria” (genuine) Umbrellas for $1.39. ‘$2.20 Gold and Silver Handles do. for $1.98. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 25c. 9-inch Swiss Embroidery for 21c. 19c. 7-inch Swiss Embroidery for 160, 20c. Lawns, all colors, for 12}4c. 25c. Tennis Cloths, all styles, for 120, DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off marked prices. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. ‘2de. Jewelry, all styles for 21c. 10c. Oxidized Lace Pin for 5c, + ‘$c. Real Shell Hair Pins for 5c, 10 per cent discount on other goods, LEATHER GOODS DEPAR1MENT. ‘5c. Pocket-books and Card Cases for 21, 50c. Pocket-books, all styles, for 420. 5c. Belts, all styles, for 21¢. 68c. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, for 500, 10 per cent discount on other goods, FAN DEPARTMENT. 50c. Fans, all styles, for 42c. ‘85e. Jap. Fans, all styles, for 25¢, 98c. Fans, all styles, for 83e. 81 Feather Fans all colors, for 75¢. 82 Fans, all styles, for 81.68. 89. Dolls (French bisque) for 75¢. 10 per cent discount on other goods, CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. 50 87.50 84.00 $3.75 $3.00 $2.75 9.00 5.62 8.50 3.00 250 235 . Curtain Madras for 10c. a yard. 15c. Scrims, all styles for 12c. a vard. }2 Mousquito Canopies for $1.50. TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT. ‘45c. Turkey Red Table Damask. for 330, 75e. Bleached Table Damask, for 60c. 60. “ colored border, for 450 $10.00 Fancy Damask Table Seta, for 87.75. $7.50 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 Japanese Ware. 10 percent off marked prices of Sponges. 68c. Imported Hair Brushes, for 50c, Genuine “Pears” Soap, for 120. Dr. Pray's “Ongaline,” for 25c. 218c. Oi] Silk Dress Shields, for 15¢, 17c, Sanglangue Face Powder, 12c. 4c. No. 4711 White Rose Soap, for 120, 165c. Bottles Bay Rum, for 12c. 20c. Brass Placques, for 15c. 13e, Brass Photo Frames, for 10c. 50c. Lotos Face Powder, for 25c. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 17. boxes Note Paper and Envelopes for 120. 17e. quire Linen Paper for 2 quires for 25e. 17e. packs Envelopes for 2 packs for 250. CLOCK DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off the marked prices. SECOND FLOOR. SHOE DEPARTMENT. 87 finest hand-made Button Boots for 85.75. @4 hand-sewed Oxford Ties for 83.50. 84.25 straight Goat Button Boots for #3. 82.68 Andrea Kid Button Boots for 2.50. $3.50 Misses’ fine Boots, patent-leather tips, 88. }3.35 Misses’ spring-heel French Kid for $3. ‘82.50 Men’s patent-leather Oxfords for $2.50. 12.25 Boys’ patent-leather Oxfords for $1.75. 83.48 Boys’ cloth-top, patent-leather Boots, $2.75, ‘82.50 Boys’ English Calf Boots for 82. SUIT DEPARTME. $12 Sateen Suita, all styles, for $10. 10 per cent 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 Ulster, 83.98 Children’s French Sateen Suits for $2.50. $2.50 French Gingham Suits for #1.98. 81.25 White Dresscs, all styles, for $1. SHAWL DEPARTMENT. €1.68 Cashmere Shawls, all colors, for $1.48. 83.95 Fancy Embroidered Shawls for $3.48. JERSEY DEPARTMENT. 98c. Children's Jerseys, al'sizes, for 50c. 81.98 Ladies’ Vest-Front Jerseys for $1.68. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. ‘26c, Mull Caps, all styles, for 210, 81.48 Fine Mull Cavs, all styles, for 980. ‘85¢, Shirred Mull Caps, all sty] par i Hate aye D.C., M 12%c. warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 100, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., Tory 2p. 1888. ‘as usual, cur establishinent will be closed all Gay Wednesday, July 4th, We close Saturdays during July and Augat Gt One velock p.m. Other week day evenings at Pive p.m. ‘We believe our patrons appreciate our efforts 4m 20 doing, and will shop accordingly. On account of the grest demand for White Goods we have been compelled to go into the New York Wholesale Market to replenish our Stock, and have secured the following extra. ordinary values, which will be offered to-mor- row morning, in addition to the remainder of the previous purchase. 2,000 Yards of White Hair-Line Checks and ‘small Plaid Nainsooks, soft goods, in five pat- terns, only 1234. per yard.’ 1,000 Yaris White Lace-Striped Goods, 6 dif- ferent stripes, only 12%4¢. per yard. 2,000 Yards White Sheer Quality Checked Lawns, 6 different patterns, only 12%0. per yard. 2,000 Yards White Satin Striped and Broken Plaid Nainsooke, extra quality, in eight pat- terns, only 15c. per yard. 5,000 Yards Plain White and Eeru Mull and Porsian Lawns, only 15c. per yard. A quantity of other equally values, (Second floor.) Wehave just madean immense purchase in Japanese Fans at very low prices, enabling us tooffer our customers remarkable bargains, and the advantage of an extensive variety of attract- ive styles from which to aclect. 1 Lot of Assorted Japanese Fans 4c. 1 Lot of Assorted Japanese Fans at 10c. 1 Lot of Japanese Telescope Pocket Fans 12H. 1 Lot of Japanese Fans with Gilt and Flower Decorations, only 15c. each. 1 Lot of Japanese Decorated Fans, carved Sticks, assorted colors, only 1234¢. 1 Lot Japanese Decorated Fans, double-stick, silk lacings, also another lot of small fold Japa- nese Fans, only 20c. each. 1 Lot Japanese Decorated Fans, with cherry, ‘and bamboo sticks, silk lacings, fancy colored Aecorations, only 25c. each. 1 Lot of Japanese Fans, with crazy-patch dec- orations, and flowery decorations double-sticks, silk cord lacings, only 30c. each. 1 Lot of Jananese Decorated Fans at 35c, 1 Lotof Japancse Fans, embracing six attrac- tive styles of decorations, such as binds, flow- rm, ferns in gold, silver and fancy coloriags, silk cord lacings, with and without tassels, and usually sold for considerable more money. Onty 40¢. each. ‘Various other lota,larger and more elaborately ecorated und finished, at 55, 75, 85, 81 to 82.50 cach, this Jatter line being particularly handsome. (First ficor; rear.) Boys’ Flannel Sbirta—In order to close out our stock of Boys’ Plain Flannel Shirts,we have reduced their price, viz: Sizes, 12, 12 and 13 inch, reduced to leach; sizes, 1334 and 1¢ inch, reduced to $1.25 each. (Men's Department, 1013 F st. entrance). Acme Adjustable Comb Cleaners, something new, 130. each, (Notion Department, first floor; rear). Prices on Parasols have been reduced, and the ‘season yet at its height. You will find these good values. Satin Cosching Parasols, in ecru and navy-blue plaids, carved handles, finished with silk cord, Reduced to. Fancy Striped Coaching Parasols, in ecru, tan, ‘navy, and brown, with paragon frame, bamboo carved sticks, finished with silk cord and tassel. Reduced to, 22. Ecru Lace-covered Parasols, light paragon frame, finely-carved natural wood handles, fin- ished with silk cord and balls, very attractive, ands bargain. Reduced to.. 212 8225. Elegant Faille Francaise Silk Parasols, in fancy plaids, embracing black and cardinal, black and white, ecru and brown, and ecru and Diack, being the most desirable combinations of the season, made with light paragon frame and finished with fancy silk, cord, and pend- ants, Reduced to, (First floor.) Recent additions to our stock of Wash Fab- rics, Light-weight French Batiste, in ground- shades of gobelin and navy biue, with an at- tractive variety of white figures and designs. This fabric is as light asan India Linon, and the colors are absolutely fast. Only 15c. per yard. Another quality of Black Henrietta Cloth Sateen, making three in all, 30, 35, and 37%c., has the appearange of Silk-warp Henrietta, and guaranteed to wash perfectly; will not rub off, and is not affected by acids. Ladies who wear black all thesummer will be particularly pleased. with it, ‘A hundved more pieces of American Sateens, at 15c. per yard.’So far as the styles and color- ings are concerned, there is a very little differ- ence between these and the Freuch,and an expert might mistake them after the dressis made. All the choice eround-shades of lettue>-reen, ser- pent, gobelin, mahorany, torra-cotta, navy, and the various brown and red shades. The patterns incline to neatness. Only 15c. per yard. ‘Twenty-five cents per yard never bought finer nor prettier Ginghams. The assortment in- cludes Anderson's, in plaids and stripes: Scotch lace stripes, embroidered zephyra, and ombre plaid and striped effects, 25c. «Secoud floor.) ‘An unusual opportunity for men. We shall place on Tuesday morning 50 dozen Summer- weight Angola Shirts and Drawers, (a bluish- mottled-gray.) Also, 25 dozen mixed-brown Summer-weight Shirts and Drawers, in all sizes, ‘at the extraordinary low price of 37. per gar- ment; 75c. per suit. This is the lowest price ever asked for these goods, and we pronounce them a genuine bargain. As an additional attraction we offer 50 dozen Men's Fine Satin Surah Silk Windsor Ties, in about fifty of the choicest styles yet shown, es- pecially desirable for wear with flannel shirts; ‘are full size and length, 41 inches long and 44¢ foches wide. Only 25c. each. We consider comment on the value of these unnecessary. (Men's Department, entrance 1013 F at. ‘Two items in Cambric Embroidery—both be- Jow their usual selling price, madeso by close buying in a falling market. 7-tnch fine Cambric Embroidery, at 12%. per yard. 1i-inch fine Cambric Embroidery Rufiling, suitable for child's skirt, 25c. per yard. «Second floor.) ‘Have you examined the Calcutts Water Cool- ers? Indispensable for the sick chamber. Will keep ice, iced-water, or other iced-liquids, fif- fon hours in a temperature of 76 degrees, #2 ac Imported Toilet Waters at 10 cents per ounce, and all the best, purest, and most fragrant odors, White Heliotrope, Gerantum, Lavender Ambre, Flowers of Spain, and Lillies of the Wools. No charge for a bottte. (Tollet Department.) ‘Dress-making Department—An authority on Fashions says: “The fine all-wool challis are very pretty for afternoon gowns, and are made up with long loose drapery protusely decorated with ribbons of contrasting shadea” We are showing an elorant line of these all-wool chal- ‘to make them up at short notice. Dress-mak- ing of every description. First-class workman- ship, and a perfect fit guaranteed. (Third floor; parlors.) It ie a day of “Fast Blacks.” A vast improve- mett has been made in “Fast Black” Dress Lin- ingu, and we are abreast with the times in hav- ing every desirable kind, These we guarantee not to rub off, and to be proof against perapira- tion. ‘3G-inch Fast Black Silesia, at 18¢. ‘3th-inch Fast Elack Silesia, at 220. $2.50. HUT init JULY 2, 1888—SIX PAGES. WANTED—HELP. WANXTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND AssisT ‘athouseworn: references reguisek S31 sh ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIkL TO DO HOUSEWORK ‘references wait x ved. Ay at Lor isis. Be meet ee y ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—& i Do s and ironing, ra house. Tora faulty of four, ‘Call's 620 1ath ne west HOA | stare to inanufacture ‘which is sure to have . fase ANTED—SALESMAN—MUST BE OLDE THAN | C*!l oF Mdress, BB. M., Star office, NTED—AT. HE: F Cooks, Chataber iPecn. Neainiatres, jatlers. SAM'L A COOMBS, 920 Fat aw, jy 2O" funlty of a lietime for the risht sums, Nence:encios, self-addressed ‘age aud “experience: Stamped envelope. B. VANRAUB, Boerus. Kenlall Con Foxe” Boerne. eae puree white cook and’ th for hotels or private. DUND WiSTED oars 8 Chambermatd ironing in first-class family ‘experience a Situsti Dest references, Address C.K. ANTED—BY A vod reference, @ plac ‘Willing to leave the city. n Waitara. Cooke WANTED—A TIDY NURSE GIRL, WHITE PRE- Wia must stay nixbte 1541 Tst nw. 10 WANTED NELIABE, NEAT COLOLED GIRL TO ere SSS pe lane ass arth Call at 1732 15th st pw. | av” ANTED-GROCERY CLERK, ONE THAT 1N- W errand cutting treat neat tt oreddials required. Apply 831 North Capitol st. jy 2-3" WANIED—A LADY COLLECTOR ON SALARY and comaleston. Address PERMANENT. Stat of Wate eae als i 8 Of ae. Oi night, to naxiet at got housework. ae J ANTED—WOMEN COOKS. 810 TO $40, CHAM- Wirz ONES CoO 8 Han is; Colored Men SAML A. COOMBS,920 Fetaw. 332 00 ANTED — HELPER FOR STOVE AND Ti shop. 8.8. SHEDD & BRO., 432 9th st. nw. Ti CAFE, G06 9TH ST. two guod waiters, Call at duce. 1 WASTED-A WHITE GIRL. A GERMAN PRE- ae y ferrets to do general houscwork, “Apply 4311 3 f W4NTED—LaDY Four HOURS DAILY, LiGHT ‘aud lucrative employment; increased com) tion in September; duties to sbow goods to lady cus tomers; references required: $0 weekly. O'clock. FRANK 1. STEWAL 1, O12 WASTED=A SETILED COLORED WOMA cook, wash and tron for a priva Missouri ave. nw. ANTED—FOR BALTINOKE, PHILADELPHIA, Brooklyn, New York, and summer resorts, Cooks, Chamberysids, Gc. This city. 1Z Skirt Habda Waiters, 600 Cooks, Nurse, &&. BURNHAMTS. 630. 632 F st. uw. 3030-80" W NTI Y L. 16 YEARS OF AGE. shefeto.2o light housework in a‘smiall tamily living i \@ country, Pleasant bow Boxed, Star oifice. Sos cutting by Mood: pice, taughtat 11 fitting done. Be of Teal estate bonds GOLD "Box 1306 Philadelphia, Panjos. TED—A GOOD GALVANIZP DAR pice Hand. at JOHN HARRINGTON’ it Was! GOOD WHITE SERVAD tionality, for general housework small famiiy ; no washing: must be a good cook and turnish Fefeperiges: Good Waxes. Address X. Ui, Star off 30 Se e—White and coloFed cox pan:bermuids, waiters, drivers, farm ba: away, ail with references, 50,000 LADY AGENTS IMMEDI- | V “ately, also then: graudest money making iuven- tion. of th over mul.ion sold. Mrs. HF. LIT- ti _ ye25-10. RES EMPLOYMENT BU Feau, conducted by indi and colored, for ali kinds of trict and states, with re M 605 F st. n.w.19- Niki BY A RESPECTABLE Situation sg lady's maid oF mare leave the city, and can eve good recommendation. Ad are ‘fice 1 JOM? CURLEY UF city 5 Address X. X., Star ANTED—S TUATIONS FOR CHAMBERMAID™. urees, cooks, Kitel and confectioners assistant, jes, country and resorts. F. r pr RNHAN, es family and resorts. city or | ¥. NG LAD) ‘Ms Indy%s companion, ANTED—BY TWO. nee a wirls Sitmationa,one as Binid: po objection t6 leave the city. Address Box ANTED—SITUATION AB RIVER AND Hosr- ‘Teun moderate shail, Fauguier Co., Va. rate. Address Children retuse Je, of 1216.0 stu.w 4. Loudoun Co., Va. CAN BE NICELY ACcoMMO- ar Sucar Loaf pure air abd wa: FEW BoARDrY sina lane, 8 founds, Address box Go, Wi lent water: lawn den-eiy Address Mrs, PHILA NICHOLS, Mauil'on, Lou. us ER BOARD CAN BE HAD A emale Institute Buildi IST-CLASS COUNTRY BOAK station; larger ireh and yard: € ile, Loudoun Count OOD COUNTRY BOARD NEAR STATI F Metropolitan Branch, #4 per weex UNFUR AN NIC a nished rooms with party of adults, by lady desir- ing quiet and entire seclusion ; privilege of Licht Lowse- keeping; will be permanent if suited. location land price. QUIET, Star Uftice, ws TED—ONE LARGE OR TWO SMALL Ft nished Rooms; privilege of light ho’ be low. "Address CENTKAL, Star offi W E TWO HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED second-floor Rooms, with first-class Board, for gent and wife; southern exposure: in northwest pat of city. Address Box 139, Star ofies. WwW 'TED-SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS OR PART OF house in a private family, located between Penn- sylvania ave. 1. 5th, and 13th ste Peat references: “address Box 100 Stai oie, Je EW BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED coln, Loudoun County, P healthy location; dail ss Miss MAGGIE KESSER, Lin cs | WASTED B water, ailk, shi FEW MOKE BOARD/ iS CAN AA dated at Woodburn. stots Stati WANIED-TO BUY FROM Own! ON monthly payments, 7 or 8-room brick House, with modern improvements, between 7th aud 10th, P and 0. celiar preferred. Address CLERK, Star WASTED House OR HOUSE LOT. FoR AN investment. Cash will be paid if price is Answer at once, INVESTMENT, Star office. 452. ‘ANTED—1WO LADIES NOT OFFICE would like to take charge of a house for two or free months: references exchanged, “Address CARE: FUL, Star! W313 ED HOUSES WE HAY é for two small houses. Call at nd ive full particulars, WALKEK & WALTER, Ost ‘613 ¥ st aw, ¥ ‘ANTED—FOR IMMEDIATE CASH CUSIOMER, ‘a good house for hme; preferably Lorthwest, for about £7000. [e9-3it) dB. WIMER, 1319 F ats V \ ANTED—CHEAP HOUs H GROUND: LE Droit Park; for cash, Address JONES, Star office. tt ANTED—FOR CASH PURCHASER A SEVE! WANTED — TO PURCHASE A BRICK HOUSE se umth,Zer8 Pome and, modern, improvements location preferred, x Lincoln Park; wii pay all cash, or buy subject to in- Cuunbrance. “Address, saving description ot ‘property nd lowest cash price, Box 20, Star cffice. — yezoat™ WASTED HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALL “TO Tent to customers, as we have more calls for houses than we can supply. Owners will do well to ace their houses in Our haida, "HERON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. BW. je2-1in WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED YoU TO KNOW THAT YOU CAN HAVE Sur Seine aclu Heysirod gor One Dolla at by wetsling. por NR" NG INEAGENCY, 1361 7th et ow. mar Oot WAxTERGNSBINGION OFTICAL Go. J. i tuston, D.C. Special cary taken is Biting ovary tree on, D.C. rc — Loner ‘with Spectacles or Eye-Glasses. that’ are Iselin ud easy to their even eat ‘WANTED-PERSONS WISHING LESGONS “AT home during summer in. Penmanship, Phonoste- hy, and Bookkeeping, to address JAs. CORKIDON, Bi ister. nsw. of at Capitol card stand: yet-omn= WEASIED=20 PURCHASE A GOOD HORSE BaY, Brown or Gray, ful size, for single or double use in coupe, rockaway Or bugyy; must be perfectly sound and gentle and suitable for ladiew driving. addres givinw lowest cush price. M. M. M., Star office. Je20- \y ANTED—TRY OUK BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS er pound ; dou’t get strong or rancid; keeps bet- ter than butter; sstistaction assured all the sear round) or money refunded. “W.8." 5¢ Ib. prints of pure creamery Butter (direct from the creamery) at 35 cents per poubd is not excelled at higher prices. 461 G@ at.n. w.; open all day. Mali or teiephoue orders de liverea at house promptly. N.B.—Ne connection with any market stalls. a SCRIBNER. Fairiax Co, Va. JIRST- CLASS AG Brooks’ Staion, LIGHTFUL HOME IN THE MOUNTAINS wt families with children wn and Sprig water: Louse aud table complete for BE. McCAKTY, Mouroe Grove Farm, large rooms, hear Aldie, Loudoun « SUMMER “BOAKDEKS WANTED—AT SPKING- in. Loudon count tulles from Pareellvil View of the Blue Kid and from depot. | Dac c dom ‘county, Va. y ANTED—-AT MECHANICSVE Co. Va, few Boar z ¢ fiouse, with double porches; plenty shade, board, tee, creamery Luter. milk, and iruit. J. LIMITED NUMBER O1 accommodated at Locust Shade. irs, Peterences, &c.. address Mrs. LAUR jountville, Loudoun County, Va, GOOD” ROOMS, Sbeate water, plenty of shade tol Hill, near E. Capitol st.. oF | p., Strasburg, Va. SPRING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOARD. milk in profusion, & Terms wet daily. Keferences exchanwed. Va: my28-ane" large rooms. 1ruit, Address SPRING 1bANK, Alexandri sort iu the ‘mountsio: bs advantages unexcelled W.ML CLARK, Keep TY gton Co. Md jez-dus N GENTLEMAN As SI- al of about @1,000 to wo “okbin ding YANTED—A CHRISTI partuer with ca} business: no know! SALE—A CONFECTIONERY, BAKER\, AND oe Grocms jendid chaboe Partiment, Wiliard’s Hotel Jeu0-30 RTNER WANTED—WITH ABOUT $2,000 IN = xe business in this city. Address BUS- SUSU ALE—A CLIENT WISHES TO SELL A NICE ALE—A CL ICE ‘tivo, x Uaresin in Geo t, JNU. AMLLER SMI OF FANCY , ob Sthet. me, fo, stand. haw 8 good ‘ouly #325, it sold soon. It old stock sw. Sea. JOR SALE-STOCK AND FIX’ ‘00d: notions, confection hear Past Cajatol st. tiuch more. "0. L, BOYER, 313 44s WANIIDTA GENTLEMAN HAVING 4, STOCK jarm will purchase at alow rate for cash a few nice breeding mares which may baye been rendered & Little unserviceable for active use. Pirsous having Such favorite auimals and wishing them to¢o into Sate bands, cap address “F ARMEN,” Care Washington Rw. 26-60 URE UPHOL- faruished as to workmanship’ Werk toss Eresidencos. Address © NELSOS, Sifotn ul ED—DAN'L J. MOFFAT, 414 4% SI. 5.W, aN als; Ramen Hise: well work ot all Kinds : skilled workmen employed: pro Prices moderate; driven wells » speclalt WiiS22 Da FOe GSH FURNITURE, FEATH AY Dogs cazpeis Stoves, oF etre Hoasebald Bie els. H. BAUM, 219 7th Wastp-t0, ae © rarmiture, stoves, carpets books in general, household goods ‘im Guantiths: "Addvew Box 10, Star office’ y ANTED—CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 201 43 ST Was. Hligiest cash prices paid for i pi ENieqiiititest Cush mae sod si an ANTED—WELLS DUG, DORED, AND DRIVEN. ‘ekflicul ‘Puuups mints to Work easy 4 puny ‘Pups 2 Rock furulshed. ‘Terma moderate, WAL i. MOREA, Se5 th st. ne. iny3-2m WANTED — GOOD SECOND-H W rune, revolvers ‘old gold ana et for ah PADRES Lona Omce,201 Peasy aren coh atarent nw. 150-13 FOR MERCHANTS AND BRANCH T ARCADE OR TO PERSONS 10 ENGAGE IN A AND PKOPITALLE BUSINESS WITH VERY L CAPITAL. of from 50 to 100 Al- fed, for the sale of every description of @uods, wares, and merchandise tthe het Bazaar Building,” counect SPLENDID CHAN sur Stands, to be wits “Penneyi- cating the L ve rece vest at th ULY “THE ition will hawe tise use system.” wuleh is Say nex 8 SMiT! Gen Weta OUSE FOR RENT—3 AND 5 I ST. ¥. ‘leant Brick Houses, 9 Focu EXT at TWELVE O'CLUCI of these Alooves or ng their mpaces key iu onde iy cae Cua Bey puer contraet to be put mine wrder on or bedore the 4th CASS | vs AN, S31 | a mis EXCHANGE Civent condit-on neal th Hee low BEAD F Davis, 1319 Pst" ee eee WANTED--SITUATIONS. _ ‘Sartor Ea Costa? Mat ie PLACE Good G) RMAN GIRL A? ‘Call at 405 G st iv ANTED—BY A Yor [AN OF FOUR YEARS ‘OUNG MAN OF FOU im @ ineat and prot a Bys B — POSITIONS | ADOUARTERS — POSITIONS Coachmen. | gp GIKI. LORD GIRL. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOM \X & Situation as cook evoking: care, oo) ected; Kood reference. unders's sroodl poy oe a pre e380. oe TRAVEL SUBOPE. sia: 36 TABLE WHITE one as chat TRY BOARD AT LOCUST GROVE: TWEN: TksT-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD, FINE SHADY milk and fruit. seven miles from Silver Spring No iyection to children. Miss J. FAWCELT, Colesvill Address » Montgomery Co. Md, ‘ETO GET SEVERAL FAMILT Board, miecly furs rooms, i couptry wil ~ SUMMER RESORT, | tinsbuns, sant for young ladies and gentle ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. JOR RENT — UNFCRNISNED — Two Kooms, “second fvor, $10 per month’ 812 YJ TRARLE ROOMS @ Crd es va wh tay ‘lowets. Theses pase ust below Maney hue-tt ae PSE E57 Ok Fulae Koom Teamunable, O08 Bata. e RENT-WHOLE OR PART OF @860) Soe 818 vs bw. south aud west © Car lines all seen knoe we POX RENT—THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, Jor and two be conventeperer wer fact how two gustenen, hushed of wnturni Once, jon KENT Tinker 00 Ht Fs eizANT ROOMS, cols forsummar. bo hore KENT —FUK and room si). “ cutie oF physic! B. Apo'y OR RENT UNFURNIN D > FU F’ficcrapd: Reus, onthe get porch. Also. Koows fer gw ste Pension Office, 413 G st, between R RENT-LARGE AND PLEABANT nooMa FF house vewiy furuiahed. Call and - oie te ork ave. how JOR KENT—NICELY_FURNISUED, OOMMUND: ating roome, with first-class board. low priceg| m4 _ 2416 Nat tw. Je30 Sm TWO NICELY FURNISHED koow mor mingle oF en suite, Modern couvenien 45 Guha Gow, 1k RENT_—YURNISMED A FRONT also one wnfurniabed seen \-story back ho gf Sithout board. all modern oot yeuenc nw Fos Stor 2 aud commedtious. v: with or without board RENT—NEAT, FASTIDIOUS PARTIES DY we cool, delutht 7OR KENT Nw rooms, first and nd floors south exposure. obe square west rtiients. trausietite seconumod Fok, 2235 siceny-ren’ cellent table board. re g ONFURNIsHED conmu terme very eames with: | able, 1761 230 Se city Feserencom, "Address MR™. f RASS. Box 142, Marts ( FEW BOARDERS Ca Va. ju2-Aw BE COMPORTADLY ac- | # shade; tre, Ke | house with all modern improvement To-t CAN BE HAD IN WARRENTON AT Mob. ity bowen, wit sheded Lees exchanseed, yei0-8t KD & MILE FROM =: well shad 5 cHARKIS, 230-3" ‘Ada in, Loudoun Coun- = jezd-100 ARD, LARGE ATKY HOUSE, HIGH terms Feasonable: post-office near. Addi healty location: wood. Aduress WAM. 1. SAPFER, Ps ‘ACCOMMO. les from ¥ to New 426-1 FEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED BY ihe Misses Neale, who reside leasant guminer nesort. EALE, Cox Station, Charles County, YOUNTRY BOARD- wear Chapel Pout ‘Address Miss JE: MILES FROM WASH 5 minutes’ walk from station apd P. O, : sh milk and butter jerudou, W. 0. and WK i, de23-110 (OMMODATIONS Fou eHE perwons at the Brooks’ Man - Met. Brauch BR & 0. iy Address Jezi-tm Va: two R., in full tains, Conveyances to w Pavilion and other aus lange two- re BOARD! Rs CAN BE full particu. CE LEITH, oot" MolN- ‘ye20-1m* Por f Mary- deo-1m LOST AND FOUND. Lez RIDA’ Pore ULE. MEDIUM: hak or hin atu to 1030 aa reward 230 JULY 1,08 7TH ST. OR ALONG . ww A 7th st. pert ae silver | POR, MERE pens | | family j | POR, RENT Taek UNPURNISHE | New Tork ave Terns molerobe paL | HIFULLY Cool, Lance furnished, four wtidew Ute Pemsion. Gor 1 Capitol: private N. OL G st. corter New Jersey 8¥0 New Y Corner Room, wi Southern expomire ating Departinrs tn lange, 87> coping. Be $0: {OK RENT—S05 E STN WL DOUNLE aud one te nnected, unbarn ts furnished rooms abuv OK KENT— F UK NTS HE noomthes 6 ‘sete. nour AVERLEY HALL?—LARGE THREE STORY | Bgrthwest; reference otter. you RENT VERY DESIRABLY Rooms. rd commodivtis, ew WBS withdsw home soderh nanitary ituprowen rutag@eUtleru exy~onare QOK RENT—TWO LARGE AND HE Moots ewiy and coufortaliy jent board: iu private tau iy Pan lithe ow. > pe JOK RENT—TWO BEADTIFCL CoOL SUMMER rooms ia private family; Corner east trunt ; relere none Pe 101K : FOX RESTS AY 42 Tat si oe Cheerful, well-furnt-hedfooms, with closete: su er prices, " Also, one singh bed-rootn on third floor Price, $6 per month. pow st JOR RENT—PUKNIGBED AND UNFURNISHED ous; Arwt-clase euAition Apply Wi. JOK KENT—SEOOND FLOOK, CONSTS: four rooms and Lecht hous keep:ne. Te months to responsible parties Apply Via street u.w JOR RENT— Est. nw 1 Je16-1m 2K We NT AYE! fend dwell: terms moderate by first-clane tenet S'TOGUE, 1251 B24 st, Geonret. wh. __ FOR RENT—OFFICES. OR RENT—Viky ATTKACTIVE OFFIC rooms, ~1 or en suite, newly papersd aud | Beimteds Tuilding remodeled: id Pet anyly te SWORKMSTEDT & BEADLEY,927 Fat Sy 2-tua FREE 70: Lge mooms 1s wert) Fetuw, Ally to BEALL, BROWN & CO., de2-Lm 1321 F FOR SALE—LOT: Fok, SAA CPINE Lore, 401150, ON TTH st. extended, cast st trot low price © OK EXCHANGE-TWO DesiRaBia Lota rapudly improving Iwcat one om East Caj iol ‘st peso Fick AG ERENTYSEVES Lore on onal lain and Untario avenues, near Boundary street homes or speculation , ol easy terms ‘These lots double im Value an the next two or thn “ | feet front rach to a good alley. Prices #890 to #1 NE | scoring to location. “Apply wObo. W. LINK 19th and Hata, des: OR SALE — WE NOW HAVE A Pew cm Lote tu Kowsiyn at only #9 per mouth until for Will soon double in value. HEKADON & HE DON, 1009 F at. 5 rl KNER—S. COR. 1 and C sts. 6. ©., 9.94127 .4, 12,683 feet, wt figure of 206. ber toot +B. JOK SALE—BEAUTIUL Le ‘ene on Bcbuvl st. very 40-e EW YORK AVENUE orth Capitol sta, morth ington KK. offer. beat ets for builders at the price amked tor the e303 J.B WIMER, 1 Fok SSE UBAVE SEVERAL Pipces on ug on Heuchts, ust above head Connect nue, Close to line of New Rock Creck u beaut) and cheapuess cabot be dupicated in Di 30-3 4B. WIMEK, 1313 Fete CAE or ON st sui to Uulld Sve houseson; ouly 756, per foot, - BER POR, 3030-61 14235 F FS Sh2 oT Ba CST Sw. Be: and 2d sis. A special bargain if wold at THOS" A, MITCH LL) JOR SALE—A NI ii Patterson st. te JOR SALE Lit ot ‘New Ham wwe, 20x10. If tice ll cai for Ag Fer oui, jaw that vai Lot on Oth st, nour A, 4ox¥ch "We are oft less than value Turve lots on Mist, moar New Haxpshire av 100. To an inuodiake purchaser will be euld for “Tot on St, bet. 10th and 12¢h, 20200 to an all oe. th Por 442100, Price 03.3 130, Price, 7c ‘ plot gu teat. Gat Toth aud Arh, Baxt00 R crac ‘New Hampshire ave. and 16th st. at, bet. Ist. and Penney ote. Hyattsville, the most blot apd prosperous suburb of Weshinrion: Bee chert Baitiwory and Chic tt daly. "Muse peomistae wry aud Cho ; ‘ fora ich ‘suntes out’ RoW te the Mme Bo Gommatation rater Se: par trip mek WARNER & 04 SALE—CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN MT. fut, oul) $500 and e600) exch ‘on 18th c u Bpectiat “ tan Cakes EALy. Boo thik at hw, WANTED KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER W ‘ty ‘Buster te churned very” snide. ivered 2a “Ward” ite, 40c. ‘Ib. Lie Gheces and Buvteratik: Swoct abuse, as, Sok CRAGE SENT ‘OST—A PACKAG! FROM STAR a £T TOE, Columbian University. | Any sTOE will be OFFICE ay2-3t mys. —STEAM CARPET A AND ete aaenen rae Sor and Kata. we. Telephone G10 oF known Pint autieennene PERSONAL. ——_-PERSONAL | Ba: Neier rare ae os |S for an 1. 1m, ‘this office of to Professor same to THE VICINITY ARY AND 425A returning to Officer ft F i SALE—IHE BEST AND SAPEST INV! ‘went of small amounts. ‘and 610 ecu "oil "bay o Wuiidiag Tot on street or even: 300," nA 1919 Now Yor: ar23-3m 20k SALELOTS—G 81, BET. 13TH AND Le as De., Lt B84. myl¢-3m_ iP ADJOINING ‘Tt cea (PANIED morning: " BOARDING.