Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of amy other daily paper publisbed in Washington, and much greater than that ef alt the other daily papers bere added together. Statement of the circulation ot Tae EvENmNe ‘Srax for the week ending July 7, 1888: Mowpay, Jecy 2, 1888, ‘Teespay, Jouy 3, 1888. Wapwnapay, JULY 4, 1888. ‘Tacaspay, JULY 5, 1888. Furpay, JCLY 6, 1888. Sarcavar, JULY 7, 1888... 26,485 ‘Tora, Isolemnly swear that the above ts a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tug EVEN- mee Stax for the week ending July 7, 1888. F. B. Noyes, ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Sworn to and subscribed before me this ninth Gay of July, A. D. 1888. JouN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. ——<—<— to the report of Col Hains in the uasern Br Branch bridge controversy the railroad 4s still alternately trampling upon and kicking Uncle sam. First, it claimed at the site of the Proposed bridge 3 feet on each side of its line as Duilt, and put to rout the agents of the United States who attempted to dig within these limits, ‘Next, the suggestion being made that it had de- Parted from the course authorized by its charter, it claimed the right to move Mts tracks out 200 feet, making its line straight. Now, says Col. Hains, “the railroad Wantssuch modifications as will give It the line it Row occuples and at the same time allow It to move out to the new one,” but will not agree “to Pay {ts fair and just proportion of the cost.” Ob- servation of congressional treatment of this rail- Toad justifies a few conclusions based upon the facts in the present case. If Uncle Sam gave the oad the gratuitous right to enter the city along certain streets, the property of the United States, and the road chose to enter by other streets than ‘those authorized, the only thing for Uncle Sam to do 1s to legalize the road’s action. And if the Toad, in the course of its illegal occupation of the streets aforesaid, has felt compelled to bully the United States, to actively resist the work of government agents on government property, to drive the nation to the courts for protection, and Yo delay the completion of a needed bridge to the great inconvenience and expense of the public, the only thing that Uncle Sam can do is to meekly thank his stars (and stripes) that matters are no ‘Worse. And if there is question as to which of two Toutes is the one legally authorized, the rallroad must be allowed to take both, charter or no charter, and the cost of making bridges, streets and things in general conform to the new arrange- ment, must, of course, be borne by the United ‘States and the District of Columbia. There is a mournful satisfaction to the insignificant little ‘District im the thought that the railroad kicks it no harder than it kicks Uncle Sam, whose power, greatness and glory were so effusively celebrated on the 4th instant. ——— eee ‘The arrest and punishment of reckless drivers and riders in Washington should not end with the ease of the man who caused tne death of Professor Paul There are plenty of other offenders in the city as dangerous as he. They only lack some- ‘thing like a similar combination of ctreumstances to produce equally fatal results. ‘The point ts that every driver and rider who disregards other People’s rights in turning corners and at street €rossings should be made to feel the severest pen- alty of the law applicable to the case. It 13 too late to wait until after the law-abiding citizen 1s killed or maimed through carelessness or wanton- ness of horsemen. The old idea that the heaviest ‘Wagon or the fastest horse has the right of way 18 ‘@ false one, and that fact should be emphasized by the prompt and extreme punishment of every offending ruMian. Therefore let the good work go - ——$—$—$—<— —____ ‘The laying of a cable from Vancouver's Island © Australia, which is now seriously proposed, would indeed “put a girdle round the earth in forty minutes” Nor ts the work of crossing the Pacific so stupendous as it was once thought. Breaking the distance by a junction at Hawall, tt could be accomplished with no more real dim- culty than that attending the crossing of te Atlantic, a Fashion reports say that Mrs Langtry, Mrs. Potter, and latest and greatest, Mrs. Cleveland, all sit down upon—or less figuratively and more ac- curately, refuse to sit down upon—the bustle. ‘To a disinterested male observer the bustle seems oomed. ee ‘The District surplus is not to be applied to the reduction of the water debt, and a general burial o€ Washington's overhead wires is planned for eext session. Rssss Lai -innad why uw es. 449 soreness <4 43 agg “4g Pr ‘have not needed much advertising in this ling as have been selling our goods as faat as they came in, ‘the best proof that we have that our pri We vine of TRAVELING SATCHEL. Allof our Satchels marked 81.25, Petey ‘kod $1.25, 81.50, 81.68 and $1.00. Proportionate Baryains in Better Goo! Notice the differeace in the following prices” PACKING TRUNKS. STEAMER TRUNKS. Size 30 32 2.98 ais BATHING SUIT SR TPUS rar cetion ne rv amor: MES. Laptes axp cureprex, 2O™* alle BATHING HATS CAPS and SHOES, in all The, peices are lower than they can be bought for Suite eS S RE ine Suits tor Men tm both FLANNEL BAUS. ut 7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. SPER GENT DISCOUNT (On over 30 sets of Harnem of various kinds of our own mabe, while making improvemcote ? at TOPHAWS, 2231 Pa. ave. ‘Thte offer choses July 7. ‘Without any practical knowledge of the Shoe trade we entered in that line of business, relying on the knowledge of buyers to supply us with soods that were in harmony with all other classes of merchandise we handle. Our first buyer estimated that a new clean stock of 20,000 would make a creditable display and ‘satisfactory variety. In six months from the opening date of that department the stock in- Ventoried $43,000. We made achange of buy- ers and the result was not bettered; but stock Ancteased, and to-day it inventories above 850,~ 000. Determined to place this department, with all our others, namely at the head of trade in this city, we have been for four weeks on the hunt for a man who knew the manner of doing shoe trade as it's done in the largest cities in this country. We have secured the man, and his conditions were: Ist, Absolute control of the department, 2d. Not responsible for the overstock now existing in this department, After four days’ careful examination of the stock he reports as follows: “You have 820,000 ‘worth of foods I have no use for.” If he has no use for them we havenot. NOW TO GET RID OF THEM. Wo advertised in yesterday's Post a long list of splendid values. We gave the Shoe Depart- ment all the «pace we could spare, as we have other interests to care for, but we didn’t men- tion one-twentieth part of the gift-like bar- gains that can be found here now in Shoes, Shoes for Ladies, Misses, Infants, Boys, and Men. Shoes that are good, new, and stylish Stock. Shoes that we guarantee the wear and service of. Shoes that you run no risk in buy- ing, ae we are behind you always with our guar- antee, SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘The subjoined list of downright, positive, and ‘unquestioned bargains will convey some idea of the Sacrifice we are making of our Surplus Stock of Shoes. Not because the styles are not correct, or that they are not intrinsically as good values—at the original prices—as you can find in any city in the Union, but because we have $20,000 worth more stock than we should, —by proper manaement—have at this time of year. Forconvenience of sale we have placed these goods on separate counters in center of Shoe Department, and have classified them as follows: LoTA Ladies’ French Kid Hand-Turn Button Boot, ‘Made on Opera and Common-Sense Lasts, Sizes 1 to 6%, Widths AA to E, 83.87. Former price, 83.50. Lor B. Ladies’ Diagonal Cioth-Top Button Boot, made on Opera and Common-Sense Lasts, Sizes 1 to Widths A, B.C, and D, $3.37. Former price 85. Lor c. ‘Ladies’ Matt Kid-Top French Kid Vamp Button Boot, Common-Sense Lasts, Sizes 13 to 6, Widths A. B,C, 83.23. Former price, 85. LoT D. Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots, ‘Made on Opera Lasts, High Concave Heel, Sizes 2% to 7, 82.98 Former price, $4.50. LOTE. ‘Ladies’ American Kid Button Booes, Made with high Concave Heels, Opera Toes, Sizes 2 to 7, 81.98, Former price, $3.50 Our entire stock of Ladies’, Children's and ‘Misses’ Fine Slippers have been marked down to Just one-half of former selling price. Lor F. Gent's French Calf Seamless Hand sewed Button, Lace and Congress Gaiters, ‘Made with Plain and Fancy Tips, Sizes 5 to 11, $3.90. Former price, $5.00. LOT @. Gent's French Calf Seamless Balmorals, Kangaroo Tips, Broad French Toes, ‘Sizes 53 to 11, 23.23. Former price, 84.50. LOT #. Gent's Calf Seamless, Button, Lace and Congress, Plain Toe and Tipped, Sizes 6 to 11, 82.67. Former price, 6 8400. ler kL Gent's Calf Seamless Button, Lace and Congress, ‘Made with London Toe and Tips, Sizes 6 to 11, $1.57. Former price, #300. A BANQUET OF BARGAINS AND A FEAST OF FASHION. ‘We are going to have a rousing time this week in our Boy's Clothing Department, We're go- ing to make the “Welkin ring” with our low prices and our splendid goods, prices that put to flight all thought of competition and cloth- img that the most industrious copyist cannot approsch in style, fit or finish. BIG BOYS FIRST. We ave arranged our incontestably peerless stock of Bie Boys’ Suits—awes 14 to 18—in three separate prices (We won't say “grades,” for we ‘merge several grades into one price) as follows: All the #6, $7 and $8 Suits in our house for Boys, ages 14 to 18, are now “bunched,” and Five Dollars (85) will secure the choice of the wreat variety. All the $9,810 and $12 Suits, samo sizes, ‘ages 14 to 18, are bunched, and SEVEN FIFTY (87.50) will buy the choice, All those splended specimens of the tailor's art, same sizes, that we have been selling at 916.50, $18, #20, and @22 a suit, are here sub- Ject to your wishes at TWELVE EIGHTY (12.80). Twelve Dollars and Eighty Conte will secure the choice of the entire assortment. Here's ago for Smaller Boys who wear long pants, ages 10, 11, 12, and 13 years: ‘Those Suits that were $4.00 are now $2.00. Those “5.00 are now 2.59. Those “ “ “ 600 arenow 300. Thoe “ “ 7.00 are now 3.50. Those “ “ “ §00are now 4.00. Those “ “ © 10.00 are now 5.00. Those “ “ « 12.00 are now 6.00. Our reason for this sweeping cut is that we have little or no sale for long pants suitsin such small sizes. We're “stuck” and we alone ‘shall stand the loss, NOW THE LITTLE FELLOWS. All those little Suits, ages 4 to 12, that we've ‘been selling at $2.75 and $2.50 now going at 81.50 for the choice. AN the 83, 83.25 and 3.50 kinds now go at $2each, All those haud- rome fancy Cassimere Suits for Boys, ages 4 to 14, with short pants, that were $5 and @6, now going at 83.15 for the choice. Al! thie 87, $8 and 8? Suits, ages 4to 14, ing now at 85 for choice, “ All the finest Suits obtainable for Boys, ages 4 to 14, and that were considered such values at $10, $12, $13.50and 815, in both two and three pieces, are now sacrificed to awell this reat sale at Eight Dollars and Forty Conte (@8.40) for the choice. A BIG CUT IN KILTS, All our broken lots of charming Kilt Suite are ‘ow going at just one-half the Prices. Ship aboy! About two hundred Little Sailor Suits, in blue and gray colors, gotug in this Sec- Fifice Sale at ONE DOLLAR for the cholo One big lot of Boys’ Knee Pants that are good for 50c,each thrown in at 25c. for the choice. A showor ef Shirt Waist, Those who: uunlaundried ones can havea “susp 50 cent unlaundered Waists now 33 cents, SSemt = * 23cente 25cent « “ —“ cents ‘Mothers! You have read of bargains in the ‘Past, you have found great bargains here before, Dut have you ever seen or heard of bargains such ‘as those enumerated above? Aud make ao mie- take, they are here ready for you. AND THE PREDICTIONS OF THE WEATHER BU- REAU GO TO SHOW THAT JULY AND AUGUST WILL BE HOT MONTHS, AND WE ALL KNOW WHAT EARLY SEPTEMBER USUALLY IS, THIS MEANS TWO;MONTHS{OF HOT WEATHER, THIN- CLOTHING WEATHER, SURELY, NOT EVERY MAN IN WASHINGTON 18 NOT PROVIDED WITH CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR 90 DEGREES AND ABOVE. OF ALL THE “THIN STUFF* WORN BY GEN- TLEMEN THE MOST POPULAR 18 PROBABLY THE “PONGEE SILK.” IT IS VERY STRONG, VERY DURABLE, VERY LIGHT, AND WASHES EQUAL TO LINEN. A MAN CAN'T FAIL TO HAVE RESPECT FOR HIMSELF WHEN HE HAS A PONGEE COAT AND VEST ON. FOR GENTLEMEN WHO DONT PERSPIRE FREELY, AND WHO HAVE THE “KNACK” OF KEEPING THEIR OLOTHES CLEAR, THE LIGHT- COLORED MOHAIRS ARE VERY POPULAR THEY DON'T WASH, BUT BEING “WIREY” GOODS, THEY DON'T SOIL EASILY. THE BLACK ALPACAS, CICILLIENS, BRIL- LIANTINES, AND DRAP DETES ARE ALWAYS POPULAR, FLANNEL COATS AND VESTS, IN ‘TRE NEW AND POPULAR STRIPES, $1.50 UP. ‘WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, IN A VARIETY OF STYLES. THESE ARE ALWAYS USEFUL AND DRESSY GARMENTS, AND EVERY GENTLEMAN NEEDS A FEW FOR SPECIAL USE £ EB. BARNUM & CO, a Frsest Quarry Tewsrs Fiaxx®is REDUCED TO 37c. As these goods are 27 inches wide and fast colors they make beautiful, serviceable and cheap dresses for seashore and mountain wear. Finest quality SCOTCH GINGHAMS reduced from 37% to 2 All-wool FRENCH ALBATROSS, besutiful styles, double width, at 30c., worth 75¢. All-wool FRENCH CHALLIS at 40c. INDIA SILK reduced from $1.20 to 75e. ‘New styles in AMERICAN CHALLIS at 180, Extra values in BLACK SURAH SILKS at 75c., and $1.25, All PARASOLS at prime cost, CREAM DRESS GOODS in all the new fabrics at lowest prices, Full stock of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR at lowest Possible prices. Previous to inventory we offer decided bargains. W.ML SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNA AVE 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 9 Great Crosixa Ovr Sauce CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, ar Oak HALL, Corner 10th and F. FOR BOYS 4 TO 13. ‘The entire line of Jackets and Pants will be closed outat just one-half of former prices; aleo odd Knee Pants. FOR BOYS 14 TO 18. Asplendid line of Suits will be closed out at a sac- rifice. FOR MEN. Fancy Flannel Coats and Vests for $1. Seersucker Coats and Vests, 81. ‘Middlesex Flannel Suits at $10. An immense line of Summer Goods, suitable for the hottest weather, at a sacrifice. ‘White and Fancy Vests at 75. and $1. Serge Suits at $7.50 and upward, Prince Albert Suits from 815 up. Broadcloth Suits at 22.50, worth 840. Ceerical Cut Suits at $25, worth 850. All-wool Cheviot Suits at : 500 Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at less than cost of manufacture, (Odd Panta from $1 up. ‘Norfolk Jackets very cheap. OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS, 3m my? Maz J. P. Pam, IMPORTER, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. 3UST IN RECEIPT OF A CASE OF ENGLISH FELT HATS FOR BOATING AND TOURIST PURPOSES IN ALL COLORS. ALSO, MULL POKES FOR SEA- SHORE AND COUNTRY. dy7-6t Pauaverna Srone. A vt in SILK UMBRELLAS. One lot 28a" Silk Umbrellas, fully worth 82, price now 81-20. Great bargains in PARASOLS, all at prices to close, Special bargain in INDIA LINONS at 1230. FANS. FANS FANS. i000 lot of fine FEATHER FANS at 250.; would be at75e" ‘Bargains in Linen and Silk Fans, Ribbed and Gauze UNDERWEAR, extra good values, 5c. 2 ‘Men’s fine Nansook SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 50c. Extra value in Silk MITTS, 250, HOSIERY. HOSIERY. One lot of Boys! Military, Ribbed HOSE, all 9-in.; price Se. Se, ot at peresite in Ladios ‘ine Balbriggan end pin- ‘We have received another lot ‘Ladies’ black Derby-ribbed HOSE, 250. bias MATTINGS. MATTINGS. if stock at Ne a tet ti teem. Mow you tne CABHART & LEIDY. ww? ‘928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. Gaear Reoverox Suz AT THE FAMOUS REMNANT ROOMS OF LANSBURGH & BRO. It has become @ usage in the general manageme our basineas to have tro regula pester ee ot aunum, but having an enormous stock of short lengths in Sumimor Dry Goods ‘on hand, we ssuurg you that giusrale will supersede al ‘arloty” aud low LIST OF ITEMS ON SALE, 60 plocen of ight firured French Satine Remnants, worth 25 and Soe. oatly lengths from 1 6 ‘yards reduced to 10e. per'yard 20 pieces of fineLace Buntings in navy blue and all the delicate shades of blue and cream Oc. yard: regular value 1 25 a aia Several besulital styles eluced” tobe. persend’ Remnants 2 cases of 34-inch wide English in j, alate aud 5 Sasi ae Oue case of Roman fe to Shears oe saree Ae Alot of fancy colored double finish German Bed picking ited feather proof, reduved from 25 to Scases of navy blue (with red, gold and white . seuren Fora onsen reeuiat Tidia'ar oe er ‘an immense lot of White Good Remnants, French Ongat Todia ‘and Victoria Law, Bttp ‘their: Not hat ‘space eae LANSBURGH & BRO. 420, 42%, 424, 426 7th Bt. fo specity all the different ay, that if will pay t0 call ws LL“ GOLD Hoves Or Bosrress. 8 A M. TO 6 P. M, excepting Saturdays, ‘when we close at 1 P.M. PALAIS ROVAL BARGAIN LIS FOR TUESDAY, JULY 10. 84 Attention asked to lower half of this column but please Arat read below, especially if you ares man Evsnrrmmxe Fon Mex. You can get your traveling Valiso here, and every- thing you'll req in the men’s furnishing line, ‘We'll ask pay of you and in return guarant You # saving of from 16 to 25 per cent—25 percent on high-priced novelties; 15 per cent onevery day Fequisites, You'll appreciate the reduced prices quoted below for seasonable goods. COLORED SHIRTS—81 French Percale Shirts re~ Guced to 87c. Two separate collars and extra cuffs to each shirt. Stripes, polka dots, &c., in all colors, and warranted fast. FLANNEL SHIRTS—Genuine English, $2.50 each. Don't say they're not genuine English because 83.50 is charged at other stores, FRAUDULENT SHIR’ . A Yankee imi- OS Engliah So alil 4 Sau wot ye i ia ie ee nee fast" oncdll Fours ise aek thats ky ference, DKESS SHIRTS—Tho “Palais Royal,” Plaited and Plain Boooms, Uulaundered, #0 you may see the quality Of material, boc. Laundered, fo’ you may’ seo them ready for wear, 81. A FKEE TRIAL, Try one on in the seclusion of your home, and after due investiga Hon, return tous with doubts dispelled and we'll sell x for 8! NIGHT SHIRTS—Made as well and fitas well. Plain ‘gnes, with pockets, 50, 8c. Fancy embroidered, 73. Fancy platted fronts Sic, COLLARS and CUFFS. “Coon's" Collars are as 00d gaany. Wesel them 2°for 25c, Cuffy, 4-ply lined, ‘8 pair, HALE HOSE REDUCED TO 190, This lot of Socks comprises all the broken lots. You will notice Fancy Lisle Thread Hose that are generally sold for 50ec. a pair. Not all sizes in any one pattern is tho only objection to them. the Lisle (Lhread Socks for 5c. or 3 pairs for $1. are worth 50c. @ pair, aud so are the Fast Black Sock’ which we guarantee. We here write it: WE PROM. Ise TOREFUND THE MONEY IF THEY STAIN NECK WEAR—Neariy 100 different patterns of Sum- mner Silk Knot and Four-in-Hand Scarfs for 35: for @l. There's uot one worth less thai “and mauy styles that generally are sold for 7oc. and #1 enh. Our 25c. Silk and Satin Windsor Scarfs fer 19¢. Clark & Flaxg’s “Punjab” Searts, 25% e'll save you dollars if you are wanting Underwear or Umbi favorable purchase last week makes it pun ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Ladies’ space below.) New Corrox Uspenwran. ‘The following new Lots were opened this morning and are genuine burxains, spectally mecured to take the Place of dari the yoods sold during the late great special 144 Muslin skirts, 5 120 Muslin Skirts, 144 Muslin Drawers, 120 Muslin Drawet 288 Corset Covers, 144 Corset Covers, 48¢. 258 Cambric Gowns, O8c, 576 Muslin Gowns, 98e. WE ASK ATTENTION 10 ONE OF THE FIN COLLECTIONS OF DRESSING SACQUES IN THE COUNTRY, India Linen Dressing Sacques, with Lace, and Fm- 81, $1.35, $1.48, $1.98, 82.25, 82.60, 68, 85.08, 84.98, 85.30, 86.98. Not iced Sacques in stock, But at some of the prices OVER ONE DOZEN DIFFERENT STYLES, making our assortment, without doubt. one of the prt if not the largest'in the country. Sapte as unusual value, those at $1.08 each, thoy are the finest India Linen, tucked, profusely trimme: ‘with the best embroidery imported. trthowe at $2.08 have very beautiful plat val Lace ming. those at @3 have colored embroidery—blue, red, black, pink. ‘AH SILK DRESSING SACQUES, from 815 to ‘SU! $24 each: all’ colors: also white; trimined ‘with real if nothing more, es. Worth adiniri (Shoe bargain below. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Revveev Prices For Suoes. ‘The finest hand-made Shoes at lowest prices ever quoted, becan ually cheap at old pri Our $5 Ladies’ Auliator Oxford Ties fu Our $7 Fadies’ French Kid Boots for &: Our #3 Ladies’ French Kid Boots for #- Our $2.50 Minsos’ Spring-Heel Boots for $2.35, ‘Our $3.50 Boys’ Enzlish Calf Boots for #2. Our $2.50 Mi Our #2 Our3i 81,50, Our 98c. Infants’ Kid Shoes for 83 Our 50¢c. Infante’ Colored Shoes for 35e. £2 Postpone an opinion until after CKITTCAL IN- SPECTION of materials and finish, and SEEING and FEELING how the Shoes fit, Laces: LACES LACES LACES! TWO IMPORTANT REASONS FOR THE SPECIAL SALE: Ist, becanse of largo and very lucky purchase, and 24, because of the many short lengths left over from the Clearing Sale. THE NEW LACES, Some of the best bargains ever our good fortune to secure are to be found. 42inch BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS, At. #1, 81.50, 42. Worth...81.35, 82.00 82.25, E97 Inestimating the worth of these laces we make comparison withfour last week's stock of laces, which ‘were conaidered good values; in fact, were the best in town at the prices. We have to gives little better yalue than our competitors, or you would buy alto- gether on credit. 7 PIECES RUSSIAN DRAPERY NET. Beautiful quality of Black Silk, 14 yards wide, at $1.10 ayard, Comment nesdless, 200 PIECES ORIENTAL LACES, From 10e. to 50c.a yard. For necks and sleeves to summer dresses these laces are adapted. You'll save Just half—you get a dollar's worth by spending 50c. 119 PIECES PLAT VAL. LACES, All widths to match, from 1-2 inch to 42 inches. Some of the loveliest patterns weor you have ever seen. The prices no leas a surprise. E 600 SHORT LENGTHS LACES. ‘May be more or less than 500 Short Lengths, but too many to suit us, wo prices are marked on them to send them flying, We might mention there are many lengths of very fine Lace Flouncings that we know ‘Will be grabbed for—a hint to the wise shopper to call early for choice, (Bee space below,) Necewear For Laoes Our Lace buyer also buys Ladies Neckwear, and the following were secured in New York last week with the Laces: A BARGAIN—Double-row Canvas Rutiling, 3 yards for 25c., worth 19c. a yard. ¥ ANOTHER BARGAIN—Two-row fine Canvas Ruf- fling, with fancy colored edge, 19¢. yard, worth 25c. THE BEST 25c. RUFFLINGS—No. 1: Three-row Crepe Limo, with Breton or Valenciennes Lace edie. No.2: Three-row Crepe Lisse, plain and silk stitched; plaited, criped or fluted. No. 3: Two-row Bolting Cloth, with one row picot edge ribbon, in white, black cream, light-blue, pink, or cardinal. No.4: Two-row Bolting Cloth, with silver or silt braid. Many other styles at 25c. yard, but the above quoted are espe- cially pretty, new, aud cheap, considering the quality. , CHEMISETTES are stylish. Our uew stock is alone worthya visit. At 25c. each India Linen Chemisettes,. trimmed with Ince and embroidery. At 35c. some in all colors. Then we have many novelties in Vest-form Chemisettes, made of India Linen, Mull, Bolting Cloth, fine Laces, Embroideries, Silk Grenadines, &o. Some of the Tinsel, Lace and Ribbon trimmings are very beautiful. Prices, 50c., 75c., $1, $1.15, $1.35, €1.00, $1.86, $2.25, $2.50. THE PALAIS ROYAL THE PALAIS ROYAL, ( Bee apace below.) ‘The “Haymarket,” an imported linen collar, and the latest from London. It's high-standing collar, with ‘wide hem and tiny turn-over points; 20c. each. “New York price 250.” So says our buyer, who saw them in one of the leading fashionable stores, ‘The new Shirt-Front Chemisettes of three-ply pure linen, have tucked fronts, and are 19¢. each. ‘The best in Pique are 300. each, WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 9, 1888. ‘WE CLOSE THIS EVENING AT 5 P.M. ‘WE CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 1 P, M. ‘To-morrow will be the second day of our Re- auction Sale, inaugurated to cleah up the stock prior to stock-taking, July 28, Each day will note some reductions. Just ‘what we wish to close out before stock-taxing Will be reduced. ‘Bargains can be found in every one of our Thirty-five departments, Wash Laces reduced to effect their disposal prior to stock-taking, July 28, 3, 3%, and 43 inch Colored Wash Laces, in combinations of three colors, viz., Cream, Car- 1 lot of 4 and & inch Beige Oriental Laces, Splendid values, inch Black Chantilly Lace, Reduced to. -+10e., 8 yards for 250, 1 lot of Pongee Spanish Guipure Laces, 23s to 5 inches wid Reduced to. 12M. Jlot of Pongee Spanish Guipure ana Escurial Laces, 34 to 7 inches wide, Reduced to... (First floor; right of entrance.) Additional reductions in Parasols, We areclos- ing out the stock preparatory to stock-taking, July 28th. : 1 Lot 22-inch striped Satin Parasols, in Navy, Tan, Brown and Garnet, paragon frame, very stylish, Reduced to, 22 1 Lot 22-inch Plaid Satin Parasols, in Garnet, Ecru and Navy Blue, very light-weight and at- tractive, 1 Lot Handsome Moire Silk Parasols, in Black Plum and Brown, paragon frame, carved sticks. Reduced to... 85 1 Lot Moire Striped Parssols, in attractive combinations of various colorings, carved sticks, paragon frame, handsomely finished. Reduced to... $7.50 Children's Jackets reduced. To close out & Une of Children's Reefer Jackets, made from Plain Navy Blue Broadcloth, we have reduced them to 84.50 cach, Bizes 8,10 aud 12 years, (Third floor.) ‘Two exceptionai bargains in Men's Half Hose. ‘These prices are considerably less than is usual- ly asked for these qualities. 1225 dozen Men's Fine Cotton Half Hose, full re.alar made, good quality, shown in an attrac! ty of fapey stripes and plain shades, « +» desirable for wear with low shoes. ‘TWO PAIRS FOR 25 CENTS. 100 dozen Men's Fine Cotton Hose, full regu- lar made, excellent quality, and worth consid- erably more. Attractive line of fancy wide, me- ium, and pin stripes, ONLY 180. PER PATR, 3 PAIRS FOR 50c. (First floor; entrance 1013 F st. n. w.) White goods additional, We ave again been compelled to reinforce our assortment of 1234c. ‘white goods, adding a number of choice plaids and stripes in the sheerest and best qualities yot shown at the price. Wo also secured three new lots of fine white goods, which we have markedat the following very low prices: 1,000 yards White ‘Lace Striped Goods at 15¢. per yard, 1,000 yards White Lace Checked Goods at 418¢. per yard. 1.000 yards White Satin Plaid Fine Nain- Sooks, only 25c. per yard, (Second floor.) Bathing Suits for Boys, Children, Misses and Ladies. For Ladies we have Flaunel Bathing Suits in two styles, $3.and 83.75. Misses, sizes twelve to sixteen years, for 83. Childrens, sizes six toten years, for 82.50. Boys! Jersey Bathing Suite, at 82.25 and $2.75. Boys’ Flannel Bath- ing Suits, only 81.50 each, (Third floor.) Lightest of Summer Silks. In Blacks we havo two new grades dyed by an improved process producing # color and finish never before shown an Black Silks, 27-inch Black China Silk, 85c. per yard. 27-inch Black Shanghai Silk, $1.15 per yard, For Summer Linings, Underdresses for Lace, or Grenadines we offer a fair quality of Black American Surah, at 60c. per yard. ‘White Ivory and Cream Silke, 20-inch White China Silk, 60c. per yard. 24-inch Ivory Shanghai Silk, 75c, per yard. 27-inch Ivory and Cream Shanghai Silks, $1 per yard. Excellent variety of Fancy Summer Silks, (First floor.) We have opened a case of Freres Kocchiin’s French Satcens, in the choicest patterns yet “Green ground ahedee wily Seat ged gure, groun les, with ne Mahogany, with gold colorings: Gobelin blue, with white designs, Mahogany, with white figurea, Black, with neat, close and far-a-part white ficares. Closest yet to Foulard Silk effects, 35c. per yard. A new fabric, French Batiste, in three of the best shades for summer—Gobelin, Navy and Cardinal—with beautiful white patterns. As light in weight as an India Linon, and war- Tauted to wash perfectly. Only 15c. per yard. Fast Black Henrietta Cloth Sateen. Has the effect of a silk-warp Henrietta Cloth, and the weight of a French Sateen. Warranted to wash ‘without fading or running; will not rub off on white, and is not affected even by acids. It is ‘the best cheap black dress fabric for summer yet placed on sale, Two grades, 35 and 37%c. per yard. Another hundred pleces of the American S8- teens, at 15c. per y ard. (Second floor.) Initial Hundkerchtefs.—We are never without ‘full line for both ladies and men. We keep up the stock all the year. Splendia values, these. Ladies’ White Sheer Linen Hemstitched “Ini- tial” Handkerchiefs, 3 inch hem, hand-embroi- dered letters, all initials, Only 290. each: 6 for 81.50 Ladies’ White Sheer Linen Hemstitched “Tni- tial” Handkerchiefs, 3sinch hem, embroidered dots around the hemstitching, hand-embroi- dered letters, all initials. Only 373sc. each; 6 for 82.123, Meu's White All Pure Linen Hemstitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, one-inch bem, hand- embroidered letters, all initials, Only 35¢. each; for 82. (First floor.) . ‘Mothers’ Friend” Shirt Waiste for Boys, ‘New line of “Mothers Friend” All-wool Flan- nel Shirt Waists, in navy bine, sizes 4 to 14 years. Price $1.25. Fine qualities of the same. 81.50, $1.75, aud 82. “Mothers' Friend” Shirt Waists of Scotch Flannels, in fancy stripes and checks, sizes 4 to ld4years. Price 82. “Mothers’ Friend” Percale Shirt Waists, un- laundried, at Uc. each; laundried,at 75c., B5c., 81, and $1.25 each, Plain white, laundried, 81 and $1.25 each. (Third floor.) Fancy Embroidery Departments— Something new is opeued nearly every day. Cream Mar- ley Canvas, 18 inches wide, especially for fides, cushion covers, buresu scarfs, splashers, Lambrequins, and also suitable for all kinds of drawn work, running with ribbons, &e.. 60c. per yard, Stuffed forms for making pincush- fons, all sizes, 25, 29, 35, 42 and 450, each. D. C.. MONDAY, JULY 9, 1888, WANTED-—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. COUNTRY BOARD, ‘ANTED—BOY 16 OR 17 YEARS OLD To A’ Fs RENT, VERY DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, NEW. | FTOK COOL, ROOMS, GOOD TARLE PLEARANT, ‘soda fountain: drug business; ly furnished ; Bear Dupont Circle. with be ; verme b althy place, low rates, address, for particujera, Ee Shela os | Pee Se | Peri ee BURG & ELLIOTT'S. 1605 dthst. howe yak" ime rier ineate NICE NOME POH 4 FE BOARDER AF Of N — IMMEDIA L¥ — THR FIRsT- SOR) ENTIU z f HAN OMELY coquan Palisa, Sto jo br itary Miatien dine Waist Hands aud two apprentiom, ot Mas | K°furniensd Petocnd Bodtoom, hrs Rar tone cy | fh Mike JEN BROWN's, 431 7th ot. n. it ~ gut, bey window, goed lcation, reference. ex | GRIMES ne -ANTED —IMMED T— A GOMPRPENE, | Seteet: peice foe Cwo Sh per month. S01; ize OARDERS WANTED AT MT. ENTERPRISE, eo SOR REXT-BEACTIFUL COOL AUATWPA mounts | eo jeracade ie oat mah es soa W; ANTED — A WHITE. GIRL, Fo. ‘WASHING, m private Sm jouble corner he rat abe of De aT MABOM, A201 Sroping and cooking at 1008 Fa eve. n.w. 39-38" | ud nant drvuts relercnces required. il0i Kat mw, eseerae tease dye ete ANTED—A Wi FOR SMALL FAMILY: a —e — PKOSPROCT HILL Is IN THE MOUNTAINS OF Weie ing foference finmodiaie: Ne | 3px WN NEW MOUSE, CENTRALE tewvate, ehe es ip pont Cireier Gor: New i — a BS | Joon next: HOUSE, CENTRALLY Lo. Views ha ie. f 4 WAXED. A G00D STEADY GIL To DO GEN- eral housework must come well recommenda, and stay at nicht. Call before 6 p.m 1300 tac aw. : WASTED — 4 YOUNG TADY To Ansint IN a store. Apply with references at 450 10uh st. ‘WV ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN THE DRUG BUst- War neal Sons wae SPORE stating age and experience. DI ‘office Jy WV ANTED_WOMEN COOKS. #10 TO @40; CRAM. WwW arses bareavee awa teem: Drivernor ern Hesies Oolored Wee : = on Cooks. ‘A COOMBS, 020 Fetniw. 359-08" WVANTED_A FIRST-CLASS w, ALSO W fon Ghainberanids nots bat tinea tonsa ing their business need apply to 514 13th st now. 1 Wass ee eee Sees ice. Apply at orice, = ABLE ENDOWMENT assOctA Tic N, GOS F st. n [SRR SS as ‘ANTE! FIRST-CLASS (W ftone other need sprigs al at 413 Toh st an ‘at once. _dy9-3t° eens. ey WHO HAS HAD 2 ‘Years’ experignce in drug store aa: tend stat and Scr” ANIL as ANTED-DRUG CLERK. 5, OR @ YEARS’ EX- Perience, competent to take charse of store. be accurate, sbliaing, and polite; age about 2 years, Teforenice and experience abd salary cxpected, al: dress CARDAMON, Star office. in geo OPER, out orks 1st have city reference Apply IN BTORE, 1100 Fata we te Ws rrentice innarig store, -Apriy in ow i ply in ow handwrithr, 0. Re Star office. ie WANTEDILaDY | Foun on daily: ght and Jucrative employment, increased when experienced, $9 weekly; must have highest grees: Apply 9 to.12 o'clock. FRANK 1. STF AKT, 912 Fat. n., ie W3XNIEDSAT ONGE-A GOOD DIESSIN KE Apply 429 11th st. mw. ay QV ANTED-A YOUNG MAN EXPERTENC dry goods business and show tr: references required, Apply at ohce 12 nia ave. n.w, 3 a W 3 ATEDSAT DICK'S AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS, 10. ids, wait VE HOURS WASTED KOK BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, Brooklyn, New York, and summer resorts, Coo) Chambermaids, &. ‘This city. 2 Skirt Hund Waiters, 500 Cooks, &. BURNHAM'S, 60.65 at. now. WASTED A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN, TO cook aud assist at eneral housework; no washing, OHat ne. ares ____ Oe WASIED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK (WiHITE Wo- m wh will also dy the housework and washinue city references am 1 (upstairs) No. Jyo-ste fora family of two; must have Call between 1 aud’ o'clock at 603 15th st. —A_PRESSER; ONE THAT 4 Mis scouring. No one but agood hand need,to apply. 11d 4st. M8 WaAstEDFrrrr HAMMERMEN FOR HAND- juining in Washington Aqueduct at office of BECKWITH & QUACK! Bridge #t., Georgetown. oy ‘D—AT BURGESS’ AGENC: ambermaida, 10 acrubs and dishwashers, help of all’ kinds for cits, with city referencea, es NOP yee WANTED — DUNDORES EMPLOWMENT BU: reat, conducted by ladies, meu, and women, white and coloted, for all kinds of domestic labor, for Di trict and states, with reference. 717 M st.u,watny 11-00" __WANTED--SITUATIONS. _ WANTED — BY a ECTABLE COLORE rlasituation in s private family as chamber- maid; have some experience and can give refercu Address 1228 New York ave. 1.W. at WAXTED-AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundress and Nurses. Soarnstress. Men Waiters. Cooks Coachinen, Butlers. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat. nw. Jy-60" WANTED BY A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN 8 place as cook or laundress with 4 private family; ood city references, Adirves or call 21211 st. nw WASTED-BY A COLORED MAN A PLACE AS Waiter or coachman ; good references. Address oF call, JAMES REDD, 1015 Lat. nw. 399-30" WANTED BY A NEAT SETTLED COLORE womian, a place ae nurse oF lady's maid no objec. tion to leaving the city. Address NUKSE, i719 11th st mw. ty W ASTED-A PLACE TO TARE CARE OF CHIT. dren or to do general housework; will go out of the city; bost of references given. Address‘A. M.D. Wayland Seminary, City. ay7-ie* WASTED = DICK’s “AGENCY FOR CooKS, maids, waitress, laundress, seamstress, nurses, valets for traveling ; waiters, coachmen, and hontlers for family and resorts. “Allcity references, G13 71 w. A) and confectioner’s assistant, cashiers, Ke try and resorts, F. M BUKNHAM, nw. Thorthwest: will lease for je: References resid y7-2 W ANTED-HOUSES, IN SOUTH WASHINGTON torent: daily application aud inquiry. Owners will find it to their interest to place t y hands for sale or rent. ar property in UL. Bowen ab 49 st. a WANTED FOR A CASH CUSTOMER—TWO gight-room, brick houses, modern improvements Must be a bargain. JAMES F-BROWN, = 357: aa =a: 7119, ONNERS WE HAVE X CABH CUSTOMER for a house with about 11 rooms in the worthwest: desirably located; will pay $25,000 for one that suits inevery respect. yO hi HL WARNER & CO.,916 Fst. n.w. 4y8-St WANTED--ROOMS. _ ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, without children, 3 to 4 Unfurnished Rooms, or tween Ist and 18th (peivate family preferrea, refcrences exchanged. T. E, W., Star office. jy7-20° ‘ANTED—COOL ROOMS FOR THE SUMMER, Ww furnished or uuifurutsbed: persons having thet 2 ‘end seo Us: have many calls for {iene HOoM “MENTING ‘AGENGY" O12 ‘Oth st hw. ay7-3t* | WANTED HOOMS SUITABLE FoR Docrows offices and bedroom; north of F and west of 13th on or near some car line: 14th st. preferred, references exchanged. Address Box 88, Stir office." jyO-3t™ A) one floor for light hotisekeepinu, b sts, near Pennsylvania ave WANTED-—BOARD. 'ANTED—BOARD ON A COUNTRY FARM, NOT Water four hours from! Wastiugion, on Midland, Shentndoah Valley or B. aud’ O.. for siuall family: good table and shade trees requisite; will pa at rate of $30 a month for adults. Addcens; with f particulars, SIMPLE TASTE! WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED—@100 FOR THIRTY DAYS; WILL give.10 perovnt per. mouth and good security. Address A. B. C., Star office, it ANTED— PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- tered. Mattresses made over in first-class style, References furnished as to workmansinip. “Work dono stresidences. "Address © NELSUS, 914 10th st aw ANTED_WASHINGTON OPTICAL 00, J, 7 A) BRAMALL, Opticlan, 807 14th st. nw, Wash m, D.C. Special care in ing e' cus rath By ‘or Eye-Giasses thiut ie fatine and easy to their eyes, ANTED—T0 BUY FOR CASH NEW AND SEC. beds, ‘ts dest algo 1d books, paper, from: brass tnd Copper. Address Box 16, Star office,” Sy9:im" D—A GENTLEMAN IN ESTABLISHED ‘Wointnes wants to borrow 8600 fortve poursat 6 per cent per angum, will. gives substantial ‘endorser, Sut of the city, owning good. farm, and as a bon Sinslorrod: tho Curity offered s Best rales Ades EOAN, Bar office, * sy7-we iTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY USE OF A) ‘neenti, horse and, bungy (ot, phaton) for ite p, OF would rent same 3 week: fo Naik “Addnaes F: 0. BOK O81 washstand, &o. 64, Star oitice. Fo8 ERENT G7 EAST CAPITOL <1. PLEASANT comm ‘20 each.” References. Addi rooms at summer Tetie | board if desired. "Goud shade, “Care apd herd j the door. ye | JOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED PARLOK AND Eee ee ee | Tor, furmished, $6. pleasant house for sum her; central location” ‘Apply bet 6 oud 8 Mass “ave. nw, KR RENT—THREE LARGE, AIRY, UNFURe Bished communicating Kooms, pleasantly situated | Sh stcgnd door, overiaoking government park, modern im ving it house. 1148 Sdet, cork Fave, wn NE Sy ctaee R RENT—ROOMS—THE QUIET AND COM. {ort of « rwdined home cau be Ned by twee-atiense denring rooms. for Lowest eumuuer rates, a a {OR RENT—HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED SEC. Fem do two rooms. Apply 1217 @ stu.w. 37-3° SOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS: $B multe OF sinwle. “Choice table board. BUCKING HAM, 918 and 920 15th st. nw. a7 JOR RENT-EURNISHRD ROOM, SOUTHER exposure. Third door from car line, APP! pation beabentine 2-3 Fok, RENT — 919 NEW YORK AVE. LARGE pleasant rooms: south front, very desifabl>. also haf'room: summer raten. ay 7-20 JOR RENT—1619 K ST. Toomna, €D suite, on second oot; transients. acco lated; convenient to F-at. cars, and hendics $15 MASS. AVE. N. Rooms, en suite or single; for ent. JOR Ri ENT—TWO PLEA NT ROOMS, ‘and two side rooms, 2 4 board, Gesired, summer pric yy 7-30 FURNISHED ROOM ON and cool. Also, cheaper rooms, 1534 1 dye -2e* ISHED kooms, | very de: ounekee pine. Cat, n.wgy7-3° | —1409 MASS. AVE.. HIGHLAND TER- race, lange handsomely furnished rod uthern exposure, with board, upon very moderate terms 6-3t" Fe, SESTOEARGE AIRY BED BOOMS PUR- nished as pariors, at su prices in central Jo ¥: No 1415 G st. n.w. opp. Riggs House. jy 630 AOR RENT—LARGE ROOM, SECOND — FLOOR; Hoag mney lvania ave,“ lngiire W. 8. TEE: Fe RENT. ERAL FRONT ROOMS, With or without board. Jetsam 1017 14th st. now., near K. Fok 287, SCEDEPULNISHED, ComMUNT cating with first Brices dari a JOR REN four rooms Lieit housekeepit ths t Fgh RENT THREE facing 1 2 Jeskola” RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED youst Grvtclase condition, Apply 11% Ft, e@1-An ECOND FLOOR, GONSISTI d ath: completely furniel Will rent for leas during *unmer sponsible parties. Apply at 1414 Colum street nw. Jet6-In = FOR RENT—STORES. _ OR RENT—STOKE (AND DWELLING IF DE Sired), suitable for any kind of business, HI st_ nw. wath dwelling, 840. € phar JOR RENT—DRICK STORE AND " ling: 10034 nd location for any busi- Tent reduced to #2 per month. Apply to Jyi-6t" "THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, O1¢ Fat. nw, FeE, BENT-AEW STORE AND DWELLIN i r Fx Est. nw. Handsome plate-lass windows, fementa and excellent location for " rrating JOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING NO. 1804 24th st. nw. ; new and suitable for auy business. Apply tod. W. PB. MYERS & SON 3e16-1m 1428 New York ave. Ok RENTOA VERY DESINADLE BRICK STORE and dwelliny th and I si ‘and water. terme moderat ply to JOMN del1-An | MSEXTES, View hoakbin fe hurece and Hnw. Co Va, ENSON Biase WASTED SUMMER BOARDERS IN WaRkEN- ton, near the mour jowely ahady yard, lanwe Tome Terms: $25 per month. children, haif GEAR, Gestetal eres to partion Address Mrs hist AM, Warrenton, Va. a HOME, OPEN ‘ellont table, fine Pred AY, st fo October ater. plenty 0 Wk and butter, daily mail: For further int Sires Mire 83. CLANK: aif 7 oe ay. Fauquier Cn, Va. BQude®s WAN TeD GENTLEMEN O8 LADIES, ual sresndd, beaity weilty near tr uta ee a Bits WANTED AT MEADOW FAKM— Sane drvan ently, ie EATS AVEO, a ‘Orauae Coort hous, Pa By OARDERS WISHING TO » K Bertie cr ho rEAD THE SUMMER the suaye sexe aration. Brut shan owed fruit hoe Be, ith rasovable ratea. ms - WELL, Falls Church, See Geer COUNTRY HOARD. not nearest lauding on Potomac boats fruit and vegvtables, good shade Borhood, Terme #2) Address Miss EMMA Y Ware station, childre BY, Waree ON A FARM NEAR Baltimore and Oh hie mou. the of Ko WATRIN County. A TEN PERSONS Wisi a QUIET Hr Place to. syed tn &t Fairview Fann. ‘Ts Jas. U. MOATER, Bu nromwery Co “A FEW MORE HOARDERS WANTED AT AX Goiph station, Mets an Kean Lutes walk to station and yard, plenty frit and mlk KEISER, Montrose, Montgorery County, Ma. Jt ave Glo? COUNTY BOARD. PLENTY OF SHADE, Wand near the water aud het eh Gress Mra JOHN'S. Gt YiMER “Mney Dom St Mary's Co. Ma. eng DStP LecpouN COUNTY, va —Wanren, 4 few Hoardets at a pleasant chantry plac home comforts cau be bad at thoderats rates Cat atation free of chan. Kefernoe:. Prof. T Inatitute, man, 1821 F at. m. aud Me Wb Hot. Mra KB MoOOKAMIOK, 3) 5-1w FERS FIRST-CLASS HOAKD. nilk in profusion, ke. Te VA, sire € whade, Yoo. milk AK HILL, LOUDOUN COUNTY, ated on an euce. plenty convenient to HE OAKS,” WEST END OF sory and 0. i it. Surroumded wit Getighttully cool and shady tabae’ erate. Mra. CORYELL. yim D Des CLASS COUNTRY BOARD. FINE SHal Mik and fruit seven Terns uoderste, addnees Moutgomery Co. Md. Wit UKE 10 GET SEVERAL FAMITIES TO board; nicely furnished, Jane hich coiling, airy ro wiry villages’ livery convenient’ Ade NE & MADDOX, Marshall House, Mar- , Fauquier Co.. Va. ay 2-08 SOUMEL_POARDERS WANTED—AT &PRING- dale, “near Lincoln. Loudon county, Va: tw miles fre w.&o K Ry inf For "part R, Lincoln, Lx 1G SPRING TP within a fow mi ‘@ Pleaannt for 5 et gut children. Best city re ‘Adres B_ SNODGRASS. Box 142, Martiuabume, W. Wa. ju2-2 FER, Poanprns acc col, La __FOR RENT—OFFICES. VERY ATTRACTIVE or en suite, newl: ri ling remodeled; 034 SWOKMSTEDT & PRADLEY,9 (BRICK STABLE, IN ALL m 12th apd 13th, Kand ‘Lats. nw. ar-tage-hotse, loft, and cose] mans rota, ¥ BE- 3 stalls, FOR SALE—LOTS. OR SALE—ON LIBERAL TERMS, TWO 20 FEET lots on Erie st, near 16th. Choicest locality on rapidly improving in value. Terme: mall payment down: balance im four yearly. pas- ments, W. W. METCALF, 131 F at, yo FOR, SALE|QOLONIAL BEACH A SUCCESS: 40 cottages already built: Cottages and Lots: some est on river front: others among improvements, hear hotel. ‘See plat. RH. EVANS, 1321 F st. Jy 7-3t -SPLENDID LOT. 20x100 TO ALLEY B 13th and Lath, opposite Senator, ROBY. J. THOMAS, Keom No 2, over Na+ tional Metropolitan Bank. gyre QOK SALE—THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, COKNER of Oth stand North Carolina ave., 1S and 20 fect front by $8 deep toalley. CHAS. A. SHIEI st uw ments. Jel5-1m* VOR SALE—30, the heart of the _3y6-3t OMe ey JOR SALE—50,000 FEET IN SPLENDID Loca- tion: vuaranteed 15 per cent investinent. 1 if bought qumediately. JNO. F. WAGGAM. _Iy6-3t 10053 F wt. nw. JOR SALE—80.000 FEET OF GROUND, SUITA- bie for building frame houses: will r square foot. JNO. FW Jy6-30 JOR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFY gh 10U st ne. near E- Capitol t., 18. > each; way terms: perfect tithe. Jy6-3t WHITAKER & JORDA’ 00 FEET OF GROUND, NEAR ty, for 35 Fors ‘TABLE LOT IN KEAR OF New Hampshi short distance from Dupont Circle has v * i both paved: price running froma 1 0 toot alle 81,500. WM. T. OKIE, Koom 4,131 Fst nw. 30-4" JOR SALE—TWENTY-SEVEN LOTS ON CHAMP- ‘ain an ues, near Boun: homes easy terms double in value 1 the next two or three your: twenty feet trout each toa good alley. Prices S890 to 81 according to location, Apply to GO. W, LINKINS, Ith and sts. 30-1 JOR SALE—CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN MT. PLEAS. ut, only $500 aud) 8600, cach, sual cach pay: t, for ‘will iments reeet ved sie eT jedi P 14 Zig Fat, joe SALE—DEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lor, sori at. nw., between K and L; 22 feet tront, at low tg. Ure if takeh now,on Very easy terms, BEALL Bs OWN EC LE 2 LOST AND FOUND. FooRD OSE STRAY COW: DARK RED: WHITE ‘on the back. Owner come forward and prove prop= erty, pay changes, &e. JAS. THOMPSON, oe 113 Pet FROUND-SaTUI DAY, JULY 7. A SUMOF MC ‘Owner can have same by describing and cont of advertising “OsCAR LUCKETT, Rooms 3 and 33 Fendall Law Building, 4% and D uw. jy0-30" OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING AT THE PRES- medal attached raring owner's pame. Liberal re OST—ON SATURDAY, JULY 7, AN ACCOUNT Di ieaxtana itvcketer lccusn Fundet wut terug soy Foraricd by ecturning same to OOLLING, Lith OST—A LADY'S CARVED GOLD WATCH AN chain, with a bell chara, in getting off car cor. 7 and Ssta’n.w. Finder will’ be’ suitably rewarded on A.&1. TEA OO. 7-20 ANTE 50 FOR NINETY DAYS, FOR Wii NX JULY 6TH. A PUG GIP, NAMED WB irecent smontn vill bs pald ond secured noes Liberal reward if ‘returned to 1718 Oth st. given, ‘Box 3, Star office By6-3e | iw v irae WANTED—WELLS AND DRIVEN, | J OST—THURSDAY EVENING, A BULL TERRIER WAT bas well work hone in atilitar macmes: | a Pupno, pure whtte, with black more bxa cca Eitbd. "Terme modersta: WALA: MOFEAT: 295 Sth | iiss Pu Dow anewere 40 name of Disie, hed on ri ine 2 elu ‘boul with bell aitached, Meward if returned to 1124 z oy ‘ANTED—A YOUNG POINTER OR SETTER; must be cheap, Address Y. H. PARSLEY, Star ayd-3t" PERSONAL. ‘WV ANTED—CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 201 45 ST_ BY. ,ftiehest cash prices paid, for and — bo-ims* r CASH WILL BE iD TO ANYONE: 8100 serie s.2 Soren Mean ‘ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS ‘Pound; don't get stroug oF rancid: keeps bet- Ree i eae] aay. "643-2. Wit. © BoniMeEn _my3-6) i W; NS NS AT Ayres Sec a TAT, 414 .W, WESERSS AAR SS ANTED—TO ADOPT A TIDY YOUNG WHITE fo Ww. N; oboy..1 oF 14 yours of age, cons — ROMETHING OOOT, ‘DRESSY, AND SERVICEABLE t vume Eieliah Fen.’ nants Va drew Aise MAGGIE ‘Coun es lor RUST, SASS AccoMMODATIONS “rox me stimamer fora fom x sion, at Brooks" Station. hwo. k eum lie | HOME IN THE MOUNTAINS for fammilien wath chilaren awn and Portico; sprig water bh mplete for dire. F. i MOCAKTY, Monroe Grove Farm, voudoun County, Va. 320-1n {XCELLENT BOARD, GOOD ROOMS, “4 chalybente water, plenty of «had iaine, tive, tilted 7 to $10. perm, @ RPE, Vrop.-Birmsbung, Ya S*Come KT RETREAT,” FIRST: lar summer resort tu thet land (near ary VEY TO LOAN, D000, 5,000 To LOAN ON REAL Pa. maprowed) in the city at pereaute Alor ekiooo at percent, To be placed at om te HULL, & JONNSTON, a 186 isthen ee ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY fat low rates of interest, Ne lela A. STRATE & Sons, “SES 6un Building, ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PERCENT ON ARC oved Real estate security. tare umennte 6 ite TLE é RUTH On ee 1807 Fe ne NEY, CONSTANTLY ON HAND ON AF: proved security, €50,000 at Siyer cent Lasne tunde'vn Coltuuibie Meigits, SM. Mt Falck Exe elo-im 143s Pat sums te myzo-2in BEALL, BROWN & CO. 1321 F x ms EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. SAFE AS Us. BONDS, GPER CENT PAYABLE QUARTERLY, IN SUMS $100 70 PREMIUM CHALGED. ‘THOS. L WAGGAMAN, 917 Pet, M sive my’ ON REAL FSTATR __Ue8!___THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, $100,000 ceri tyr usta E id Telephone 739, GM. WHITE © 0. ‘a2 NS Charles et. Aiastiore, Moxey TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM @500 UP- Misward, atthe loweet race ot interest antl comme: Stuusl Gh ayproved real eetate hn thus sa 0. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and fate fe y ue bY Sule, Bt loweRt rates, on estate eccurty. Fitch, Pox 20 ONEY TO DOAN MSE DoveeF nares or mvrerese OD KEAL ESTATE SECUKITY, UHOS J. FISHER & S 124 Fat, M°%®* To Loan ow hrat estare ar Low a ext Raton, WARH’N DANENHOWER, 8724 Snecessor to DANENHOWLK & SON, 1115 Pet, MONEY 70.LOAN ON REAL ESTATE O8 FIRGT- class securities, at lowest Eales of iutorest Ne Gelay where the security ie god. prey ©. 6 GKLEN, 303 7th st. me BUSINESS CHANCES. Pez. Loto | yamtises. = SS ‘encumbrance, in the event of Bul Ing Associations requiring pay Subang offers an cary way to p int homes, investment or business purposes, costo I Mf auy more, tha ordiua: ‘be assigned to this anya Payable accord , United Security Late fusuranee and ‘Erust Co. of Penneyivenia, BF SMITH. agent. Por further jnjur Oice of STOCK it at Deze JOR SALE_PURNITURE AND GOODWILL OF Boarding House good acation becte pet mont at present between ¢350 and @au0; couse for ecin sickness: Answer ttumediately: doa ® star R SALE — BALTIMORE MANUFACTURER Closing business desires to sell hie stock—30, 000 of manufacture, Would sell in lots to suit parcheset of manufacture. 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