Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.0.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1888; THE EVENING STAR. |Sus WASHINGTON: AY... ‘The plan of paying water expenses from the general taxes, embodied in Commissioner Wheat- Joy's bull, bas been discussed from time to time among citizens, and evidently nas merit. It 1s Proposed to pay the whole expense of water dis- as a whole, is beneaited by the water supply in the cleansing Of sewers, the extinguishing of fires, sprinkling of ‘Streets, and in the free use of public hydrants and fountains, But under the present system that Portion of the people who take water in their Rouses meet the expense of supplying the whole Community, and share only with the United States the cost of aqueduct extension. Evidently the Cost of furnishing water to those who do not or Cannot afford to pay should be met by all the peo- le, and not merely by the water takers, ts also, clear that the expense @f the construction and extension of ‘& general system of water-works, advancing values 4m all parts of the District, should be borne by the ‘Whole and not apart of the community. In re- ‘Moving in the manner proposed this unjust bur- Gen from the water-takers, und in abolishing the arbitrary and inequitable rent schedule, which does turther injustice in its method of apportion- ing the unfair charge among the water-takers, 16 may be found on close inspection that some of the general taxpayers will be required to pay a trifle More than their fair proportion of the ‘Water expenses, especially in the general assumption of that portion of the cost ‘Which represents the current expenses of Supplying water to present users. Owners of gaburban and unimproved city property may ob- Ject to sharing tn tuis part of the cost. But as a Set-off such owners have profited without ex- pemse under the present system by the increased ‘Value of property from the immediate presence of @ Dountiful water supply to be conveniently uttl- aed when desired; and it is necessary to make a clean sweep of the present rental system or not Meddle with ft at all. Whatever objections ‘the United States may have to paying a share ‘of current expenses in addition to the full cost of the original Water-works will doubtless be Presented and considered when the bill comes be- fore Congress. If no protest comes from the gen- rai government, the people of Washington will ‘Rot be apt, all things considered, to oppose the | Proposed legislation. Next in importance to get- | ting water for which one has paid come the fair Feduction and just apportionment of the cost of ‘what water is received. ——<—<—<— Mr. Parnell and Mr. Chamberlain had thetr tilt $n the house of commons yesterday, in which Bome very plain English was exchanged, but no ‘Diood was spilied, and, when they were through, Sir William Harcourt and William Henry Smith ‘Wook a brief turn ateach other. Mr. Gladstone was called into both bouts as lance-bearer or umpire, ‘and received some attentions highly flattering to | his character as afair and honorable man. But even the impassioned appeal with which be ended his share in the evening’s performance failed to move the stony hearts of the tories, who voted down, by a solid majority, every proposal from the ‘other side to give Mr. Parnell as much of a chance for bis good name as the law grants toa pick- pocket. ‘The aldermen of New York city have wisely Profited by the lesson of a recent fatal casualty ‘and the public excitement aroused by it, and have ordered the 23d street car-line to employ conduc- ‘ors at once. The day when a car driver 1s required Yo add to bis round of duties in gulding his horse, collecting fares, answering passengers’ questions, hailing pedestrians, &c., the further occupation ‘Of ejecting ladies and gentlemen who refuse to ‘work their passage and pay for it too, 1s rapldly @elng by. The Cobtall car will soon take its place 4m the Mimbo of antiquarian relics, still useful in Temote quarters, but wholly superseded in the reat centers of human activity, along with the ‘Well-sweep, the iron crane, the tallow candle and ‘other necessaries and luxuries of a less highly de- ‘Yeloped civilization. —_——<—- __ ‘The taxation of personal property is viewed with great disfavor in Washington as a drawback to the growth and prosperity of the city. Any other Of the ordinary methods of securing the needed Fevenue is preferred, and it 1s thought that the ‘Amposition of the personal tax is unnecessary aswell a3 harmful. The flurry among taxpayers over the recent official correspondence suggesting Smore thorough enforcement of the law oa this Point is merely an exponent of this prevailing Public sentiment. There ts not much room for controversy concerning the things which are lable ‘Ww taxation as personal property. The courts have already made the classification in nearly all ques- tonable cases, and if in respect to any form of Property their decision is not now fixed and con- ‘elusive, it remains for them to settle the matter. $+ An Interview is soon to take place, It ts sald, be- ‘tween Queen Victoria and Emperor William. Is it ® cur SALE 87.50 87.50 87.50 87.50 87.50 97.50 87.50 aul possible that the young man has undertaken to Jecture his grandmother, or 1s the queen going to. overbaul him for treating his own mother with so ‘itale respect? — = ___ ‘The hign-license local-option act is now New Jersey law by an electoral commission § to 7 Gecision of the state Court of Appeals, and the Politicians can figure accordingiy. Alger says Harrison ts all right. For Tz Bioov. TRADE os Pa MARK. AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. About six weeks ago, while at busines, I was sud- Genly attacked with excruciating pains in my fect, Inees and hands. So severe the attack that I took my bed immediately, and in two or three daye my Jc ‘were ewollen to almost double their natural size, and sleep was driven from me. After suffering the most eferucisting pein for © week, using liniments and ‘Yaricas other remedies, a friend who sytapathized with wy belpless condition, sail to me “Why don’t you get Swift's Specificand use it. 1 ‘Will euarautes @cure, aud if it does uct the medicine hail cost you nothin.” Tat once secured the .S.S.and after using it the first day. had s quiet nucht and refreshing sleep. Ina ‘week I felt greatly benefited. In three weeks I could sit upand walk about the rom. and alter using «tx bottles I was out and able toyo to business. Since then Thave been regularly at my post of duty. and scand on wy feet from nine to ten hours a day. free from pain. These are the plain and simple facts im my case, and Iwill cheerfully auswer ali inquiries relative thereto, either in person or by mail THOWAS MARKILUTE, 11 W. 18th st, New York city. NasMvitex, Texx.—I have warded off a severe is acasbt this medicine cominends fieelf ior aconstitee tonal trestment that thoroughly eradicates the seeds (of disease frou the syste. Key. W. P. HARRISON, D. D. sew Yous, 51 7th Ave—After spending #2 Bend ot Poise without auy tewene a ee ‘of Switt's Specific worked « perfect sure ES © PORTER Vinwma, Ga—My little girl, aged six. and boy, eata, bad eccofule tn tte werst saeraveted cose We were puny andvickly. To-day they are healthy robust, all tye result of taking SS as J0r. T. COLLIER Laxm, Scwrex Co., Fia—Your SS. has * success in toy case. The cancer on Toes, So Seti aes ears, wurried ine aay hind if ie wonderful and has no — BW. BYRD, Postmaster. Waco, Tex. May 9, 1888. 8S SicaeoKnorwiiie that you appreciate vol Plessure ie stating that one of Her trouble was ex- ular to ber vex. WILLIS £ CO. Dragwists. MANTELS THAT MUST BE 801 sedietack Af you are balding overcrowded vam WIMANNING, Mapatsctorer, A Surs BIG AT SUCCESS. ‘PRICE. Crowded? Well, rather.—Such crowds ‘are seldom seen in Washington—although weare used to handling crowds—We ad- vertise to close at 6 p.m.—Saturdays ex- cepted—and we do it,—simply because we advertise it—not because the crowd grows less at that hour.—When we closed our doors every night this weex—we were crowded with customers.—No more could enter,—but those who were in were served.— It takes hours after ——to straighten out our stock——The magnet that attracts such crowds—with per~ suasive power—erowds of intelligent— sensible— careful — economical buyers —Js our now famous cut orice Sale—of fine and fashionable Suits—— $16.50 Suite for $7.50—815 Suits for for $7.50 —$13.50 Suits for $7.50-—and $12 Suits for $7.50.—They are all “bunched” and $7.50 will buy tho choice,——We don’t say which Grade you should buy.— You shali be the judge— and select for yourself.—87.50 secures the choles. — Sack Suits — Cutaway ‘Suits —Cassimere.—Twoed and Cheviot Suite—Delicately destgued—Correctly cut—properly proportioned—finely fit- ting Suita —Suite that when we were sell- ing them at 816.50—815—13.50— and $12 each — no other House in town—could show such values—or if they could they didn’t—which amounts tothe same—as far as you are concerned. SAKS AND COMPANY. Samples are displayed in large show window —center of 7th strest fromt—if any skeptic happens our way—and secs these Suits displayed—let him not mournfully croak—and venture the cynical opinion —that these Suits are only for show—not for sale at $7.50—but bring his woe-be- gone countenance into our House—point ‘out to the floor walker the Suit he wants— and see how quicxly we'll "yank" it out— and convince the doubter—and change his oubting smile—to a broad and hearty laugh.—That's how we do business— how we have been doing business for nearly quarter of a century—and how we pro- Pose to continue to do business—to the end.—Crowds congregate around our show window—they come to sco— to assure themselves — that they read our advertisement sright—that there's no mistake about our having adv tised $16.50, 815, $13.50 and $12 Suits for $7.50.—No mistake about it, gentle- ‘men—that’s what we're doing—and kept busy doing.—They're going fast, though —The largest stock couldn't long with- stand such crowds of buyers.—Be among the wise—Come early and secure your ‘Suit—while the choicest still are here. — Bring $7.50 along —cash—and cash alone —ean buy them.—We want the cash— you want the clothes—ood— The advan tage is all on your side—good.— We lose on every suit we seli—good.—Yousave money on every suit you buy—good.— Just as anxious to sell them at $7.50 a suit ‘as if we were making « profit on every sale ‘we made, — We'll go further and ask you— for your own sake—not to miss this great eut-price sale.—We want you—you— to share in the advantage.—We are per- fectly willing to stand the loes, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PROVIDERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. Hessy D. Cocunax, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN. AND HARNESS, 1317 FOURTEENTH STREET N. W. My customers and the public are respectfully in- foruied T have removed to the above edinca where, with “reatis-cnlarged storing capacity aud $ uch: Inereased stock of Flour, Grunt ad Cement, Tamm prepa Sha st the LOWEST. Se" In my new careyine full lay, Lime. Plaster, ed to Bll Orders with des |AKKET RATE: = — retuises Tahall make a specialty of Ene of Harness, Fay” Nets Hal Brusues and everything pertaining to a well-ordered Stable. $2" Goods deiivered in a city, EZ Telcphione call guw-a. Of te cHy,, 31-1w “Au Qvrer Ox Taz Poromac WAS THE HEADING OF MANY A NEWS ITEM IN THE PAPERS OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. WELL, ALL 1S VERY QUIET HERE STILL, BUT FOR THAT, THERE ARE MANY MORE PEOPLE IN WASHINGTON PROPER THAN THERE WERE THEN, AND MANY OF THESE STILL NEED SOMETHING NEW IN THE WAY OF CLOTHING. PLEASE BEAR US IN MIND, FOR WHETHER YOU WANT A THIN COAT AND VEST, CHEAP OR EXPENSIVE, A SERGE SUIT AT 815, 818, 820 OR $25; A WHITE FANCY DUCK VEST, AN ODD PAIR OF PANTS, EITHER READY-MADE OR TO OR- DER; A SUIT OR A PAIR OF ODD PANTS FOR THE BOY, WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE You. WE BELIEVE WE HAVE A REPUTATION FOR FAIR DEALING, FOR GIVING FULL VALUE FOR THE MONEY WE RECEIVE, AND FOR DOING ALL IN OUR POWER TO RETAIN OUR CUSTOMERS, WE MEAN TO MAINTAIN THIS REPUTA- ‘TION AND ARE ALWAYS READY TO EX- CHANGE OR REFUND THE MONEY FOB ANY GOODS BOUGHT OF US THAT DO NOT GIVE SATISFACTION. ¥.B. BARNUM & CO, 031 PENNSULVANIA AVE, OLD RYE WHISKEY. ‘The Purest and Finest Whiskey ever put upon the District market, Ja@, I. BARBOUR & 80%, ‘Wholesale Depot. BAURL'S ZND SAGRIF OF 2-000! THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS WHICH MUST BE SOLD, NO MATTER WHAT THB THE FIRST SALE ECLIPSED IN EVERY WAY, AND THAT MEANS A GREAT DEAL, BARGAINS, Such as have never been offered before in thisoreay nS DOWT Miss A DAY Sgg8 IGE OF ouR GORD wAARD GLEARIAG SALE i bE: pv - aa = For hundreds of other items see this morning's Post, SALE CONTINUES FOUR DAYS FROM TO-MORROW, AUGUST 1, UNTIL SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 DRY-GOODS DEPARTMENT. Alot of 25c. and 30c. Koechlin's best French Sat- teens, now 125e. a yard. 18c, best Wool Challies, now 12%0. « yard. All of our 35c, and 40c. Figured Piques, now 250. yard. 10 pieces of Se. Nile Green Cheese Cloth, now 3c. yard. 10 pleces 36-inch strictly All-Wool Belges, were 50c. aud 60c. a yard, now 3c. a yard. HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. 25 dozen Turkish Bathing Towels; were 26e., now 1240. 25c. Knotted Fringe Huck Towels, now 170. 4 Summer Comforters; were 82, now 81.50. NOTION DEPARTMENT. A lot of 250. to 60c. Fine Stoel Scissors, now 186" ‘Alot of 5c. Pearl Buttons, now 2c. a dozen. 35e. large folding Scrap Baskets, now 150. 130. White, Fine Tooth Combs, now 3c. Fancy French Plate Mirrors; were 81, now 25¢. Large Brass Photo Frames; were 25¢. to 35c., now 7¢. Lot of Stationery, Gilt-Edge Cards and Envelopes; were 10c. and 15c., now 8c. TOILET GOODS. Alotot ate. Pray's Manioure Goods: ware 60c, now 0c. Lubin's Infants’ Powder, now 10s. package. Lubin's Extracts, all odors, now 25c. an ounce, 1239e. English Tooth Brushes now 6c. JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS, Alot of Amber Hair Pins; were 10c. and 15¢., now Be. ‘Alot of Motal Purses; were 25¢., now 5c. A lot of 25c. Jewelry, now 10¢. Alot cf Amber Hair Ornaments, oxydised trim- mings; were 48c...now 26¢. A lot of the finest Gold and Bllver-plated Jewelry; were 81.50 to 83, now 81. BUTTON DEPARTMENT. 1.206, Ball Peat] Buttons, now 10e. doten, or 3 dozen jor B50. got of Metal Buttons; were 25¢. a dozen, now 26. & J ‘A lot of Metal Buckles: a A lot of Metal Clagpe: were 23, to 50e. now Se. 4 lot of Ball were 2 2 Alot of Ball Pearl Buttons; were 25c. adozen,” now ‘GLOVE DEPARTMENT, Black Berlin Gloves, all azee; wore 25c, now 6o. @ pa iot of Black Taffeta Gloves, were 50c., now 200. fs ry al HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ 25c. solid color Hose, Garnet, Blue and Brown, for 1 pair. Tadice’ de. fore. a pail ‘uutdies’ Ue drop-atitch Black Lisle Thread Hove for ‘Culidewi's 250. long sleeve Vests for 196. MEN’S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. 75 and 90c. Bicycle Hose for 25c. a pair. Si‘anlauistored pinta bosoms Utica Nonparell Drees Shirt for 59. aif tnlaundered platted bosom Utics Nonpareil Dress ‘ube. Teck or four-tn-hand Neckwear for 156, each. PARASOL DEPARTMENT. $4 Cream Lace Covered Parasols {¢ 12. S735 0d 62 80 Fancy Parnsole for 61.25. = go Pongees, with plain or fancy striped 0 E afi0.Beadet Taco-Covered Parssol,a Parisian nov. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. ‘75e. Men’y Silk Initial Handkerchiefs f a os ea es Pe ee ip : m B06: Ladise" Linon initiat Hasdkerebefs for SHAWL DEPARTMENT. $8 Embroidered Black Cashmere Capes for 85.75. $4.50 Embroidered Black Cashinere Capes 85 Embroidered Black Cashmere Capes for 81.48. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Choice of our faucy Braids and Ke & Hats, Black “Ghee of our Witte Btroe iste Sidtect chapes ice of : were Se. and Se, now 10c. aii x ‘Choice of our Children’s Trimmed Hats, fine mized strawe; were 1.50 2.08, uw Sl. S* RIBBON DEPARTMENT. Choice of our best quality Satin and G.G. Ribbon, yere 300, 8 yard, Bow — ee color Beery Choice of All-Silk Moire Sash Ribbons, crown and pinin satin edye,all colors; was G8erte 750 pan, how bc a yard. CLOAKS AND SUITS. fine imported Chal-te Sutt, trimmed with fancy braid was S58 now 818.00" hearty ‘A line of black and white mixed cloth Traveling Gar- 50 Miases’ Wraps aod Butte in cloth, white la 2 * Wraps juate in ‘were 67.50 to eisorses que, suite two pieces bs CURTAIN DEPARTMENT, lace curtains; lace curtains; were luce curtains; were LADIES’ NECKWEAR, real Torehon ual Toms Collane, Bow Ta eae ‘ell-linen Ool- rion 180. to Se. FAN DEPARTMEN’ sbiciat pater Ps Foe on itn we Alot of 15¢: to 22c. Js now 12c. Riot of fancy Satin Faus; were Tbe to 48c., now be. ‘A lot of fancy Satin Fans; were 75c. to $1: now 390. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Remnants of Black Lace Flouncings at half marked . ooh hat or, bre bv ut thre ccolgred Mara ; wee BUS. to] a yard, We 7 Flot of Black Polka Dot Not: was 50e, now 260. eet LACE DEPARTMENT. rd Jotetremnanta of Laces, worth 200, to 500 now akeereatant . ~ eum worth 60e 1061, now sc lot of Colored Laces, worth 10¢, to 250. a yard,now «ALEC ince Flouncings; wore 750. to @2, now 500 EMBROIDERY DEPARTMEXT. A lot of remnants of Embroideries, worth 200. to 1; now 260. s remnant. beng ‘MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. 11.98 India Linen ‘Sacques, $1.25. bare cares juare ne! 28a. B8e. Sons a whi andieor, FaXOY Goopa, nA let ot Plush Boxes of Stationery, were @1 to 1.50; aged wore 1583 ots how Beem Woe Mighty dam ad lot of 200. Bisque and Fancy Articles; now pe of @L Building Blocks, Ships, Ten Pins, ote; cloth; publishers viet ction, peber bound: publisher's peice. of Paper’ Hise States ioteo our "Big Advi. ta this morning's We Crosz Ar 6 Ovctock. ON SATURDAYS-DURING AUGUST AT 1. PALAIS ROVAL BARGAIN LIST FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 2p. A FEAST FOR FAT MEN. ‘Fancy Striped Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; were The, ‘Now 39¢. each, or 3 for @1. ‘Large sizes only. NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR, ‘Were 50c., Now 350,, or 3 for $L. THE PALAIS ROYAL Castuzee Scanrs Axp Suawis ‘Necessary articlos at this time. (Cream and Black Scarfs or Shawls only 98c. Other ‘colors up to $3.68. 4 splendid assortment to select from. THE PALAIS ROYAL ‘We have Plain tailor-made Jerseys, from $1.35 to $3.68. Braided Jerseys, from $1.98 to 84.35. ‘Beaded Jerseys, from $2.48 to $5.35. Colored Jerseys, from $2.68 to $4.35. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Neck Rorruye. Come and see the prettiest styles of Neck Ruffiing" ayer displayed here. They are entirely new, having, iil : THE PALAIS ROYAL, Laons Hose, Warranted Fast Black, 25c. ‘Rather cheap for a “warranted” Hose, but should they stain the feet or clothing your money will be cheerfully refunded to you. ‘B5c. quality Hose reduced to 25c. There are pin stzipes and boot patterns, and they come in all the now shades of Biues, Slates, Browns, Tans, &o. Others have Black feet with Blue striped tops, Biack feet with Brown striped tops. Black feet with Tan striped tops. Black feet with Slate striped tops. Black feet with Orange striped tops, Black feet with Cardinal striped tops, Black feet with Cream striped tops, And only 25c. for your choice. ‘They are awfully cheap. THE PALAIS ROYAL Se Fass, All 30c., 35c.,and 40c. Japanese Fans reduced to 25c. ‘They have triple sticks and side lacings and come in almost every conceivable color. TUXEDO FANS. ‘The new shape; very odd and pretty. ‘Those that were 75c. and $1.15 now 500. FEATHER FANS. In White only. ‘Former price 50c: now 25¢. THE AE A ig PP AA AA H Ses Bo SAT 24 Ht Sas beret? AF? EB E% ¥ 24 tur ‘We have just received an invoice of SWISS, NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIC EM- BROIDERIES AND INSERTINGS, which for beauty and cheapness we have seldom been able to equal. It is a rare occurrence for any retail house to buy such goods at this season of the year, but we hada splendid chance to get a JOB and took advantage of it, The lot might to be termed Manufacturers’ Samples, for they are the sample pieces sent to the importers for ‘next season's orders, and there is but one piece of any pattern. The price at which we bought them enables us to sell them folly TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT ‘LESS than regular prices, and furthermore they are the identical patterns that are to be brought out next ‘season. ‘The Cambricf range from 8c. to 35c. a yard. ‘The Nainsooks range from 12c. to 48¢. 8 yard. ‘The Swisses range from 10c. to 35c. a yard. Add 25 per cent to these prices and you have their real value, but mind you, there is only one piece of any pattern, but the number of patterns is immense, THE PALAIS ROYAL. Russo Axp Darixe Groves FOR LADIES. DOGSKIN GAUNTLETS, embroidered backs, open tops, and patent fasteners, only $1.35. DOGSKIN GAUNTLETS, finest quality, embroid- ‘ered backs, closed tops, only $1.50. CASTOR BEAVER GAUNTLETS, embroidered backs ‘and leather bound; the best riding glove made, only 81.75. CHAMOIS MOUSQUETAIRES, can be washed like cotton, only 75c. ‘We have undoubtedly the best line of these goods ‘that can be had. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. Daves Ix Wwe Laces. i Asplendid Black Chantilly Flouncing, all Silk, 42 soches wide, worth $1.35, for @1. Handsome Black Spanish Guipure Flouncing, all Silk, 42 inches wide, worth $1.68, for $1.25. ‘White Val. Flouncing, 42 inches wide, worth $1. for 8c. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Tass Lives Az Sicamce Pascra An inventory just taken shows that we have but 23. Pieces of Table Linen left. We don't want them—we want the room they occupy; perhaps you will want some of them at these prices; if you are judicious end can appreciate 8 good thing you'll just grab for them. Bore’s the list : BLEACHED TABLE LINEN. ‘3 pieces, were 55c., now 40, a yard. 4 pieces, were 75c., now 60c. a yard, 5 pieces, were 61, now 75c 8 yard. 4 pieces, were $1.25, now 90c. a yard, UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN 2 pieces, were 60c., now 450. yard. 1 piece, was $1, now 80c. a yard. 1 piece, was $1.15, now 90c. a yard, TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN (OIL BOILED). 1 piece, was 75c., now B50. ayard. ‘2 pieces, were 85c., now 62 sc. & yard, ALSO A FEW TABLE SETS Reduced from 84.50 to $3.75. Beduced from $7.50 to $5.25. Reduced from 810.50 to #8. Colored Bordered Table Covers, 2 yards square, re- duced from 61.75 to $1.25. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Orcs Ax> Enos ‘The sale of all the Odds and Ends in our Cotton Un- Gerwear Department is in progress now. Bargains are profuse. ‘Bee today's Post for particulars, PALAIS ROY AL! 4. LIBNER, Propeietor, Comer Pa ave, and 13thet, ‘TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1888. ‘Wo shall continue our sale of Linen House- ‘keeping goods as announced below during the next fifteen days, Weshall haves very inter! eating announcement to make on FRIDAY of ‘this week, of which weesk you to take special notion ‘We have to-day reduced 3,000 yards of Chal- ‘es to 12340. per yard, and shall be glad to die- ‘Powe of them at thie price, Thess in edition to the line of Freres Koschlin's Setines, which ‘wo have reduced to 16¢., makes our second floor ‘Very attractive, ‘Wo are making an extra reduotion to-day on ‘Misses’ White Dresses and Misses’ Woo! Dresses, particulars of which will be announced to- morrow. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 11th and Fete. 2. w. Tnrmesra Anxouxceaznt. As stated yesterday, we make to-day the fol- Jowing announcement: ‘In order to clear up our stock of ‘MISSES AND CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES ‘wo have marked them to sell as follows: 7 CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES, Reduced to 75c. 23 CHILDREN'S P. K. DRESSES, Bizes, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, ‘Beduced to $2.50. 11 CHIDREN’S WHITE NAIN- 800K DRESSES, ‘Bizes, 3, 4, 5, Reducedto75e. gy 6 MISSES’ WHITE EMBROIDERED DRESSES, Sizes, 6, 12 and 14, ‘Reduced to $2.50. 3 MISSES’ WOOL DRESSES, Sizes 6, 12, 14, Reduced to $2.50. 12 MISSES’ WOOL DRESSES, Bizes 6, 8, 10, 12, and 16, ‘Beduced to 85. ‘7 MISSES' WHITE EMBROIDERY DRESSES, Sizes 4. 8, 12, 14, and 16, Reduced to @5. 12 CHILDREN’S EMBROIDMRED BATISTE DRESSES, Sizes 4, 5, 6, and 8, Reduced to $2.50. ‘We have made the prices very, VEBY low on the lots mentioned above, and invite examins- tion, ‘THIRD FLOOR; TWO ELEVATORS. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11thand F sts, n.w. Srvz Ix Tisiz Livers. This Fall it is our intention to open our Linen Department with an entirely new line of ‘Damasks, Napkina, Cloths, &c., thus securing the very latest patterns direct from the mills, and have concluded to make lower considerable part of the ‘the qualities are the same as our numbers, which we shall duplicate i PH PEPLEEE Te a uit | ij [ Hatt ai if H WANTED—HELP. ___ FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ R RENT—WILL RENT ALL OR PART OF Fintee Roota all maproveroesis. will test _ a aasislec cenerieman: ie WANTED, WOMEN $10 TO ca SS Saale Peres ks Winer AND COLORED fae AND Ek seuioon co coke wSonsaaae re ‘general Teferences required. Address H. H.&, Star office. "* “aul-zt" WANSTED;4 MAN 70 ATTEND TOA HORSE ‘in store. ust nd his ‘ana help must wl as py at 1800 ase ewes OS WAXTED AT DICKS AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS. 10.to $40; cham! Maltresses, nurses, wnt cooks walters coschmen. dairy. Shen and hota! nipfor resorts. 613 Fthetnw. aul-a0 NTED_GENTLEMAN, IMMEDIATELY, FOR 8 position in ‘my house, to assume charge during absence; “arst two weeks, @14 weekly: tn- creased pApPly. 10" a.m, to MANAGER, ‘Gfices 6 and, 1504 Fst. Gl WAXTED A SETTLED WOMAN TO DO GEN- eral family; must at night: eerenuired 102 Eat Be ee (OMAN, HO! et and reliable, for sewing and Ia 14 piles rom oty 6a.B EOE Hod hom K. Muirkirk, Prince George's County, Md. 331-30" ANTED—A GOOD WAITER AT ONCE. 216 Weare 3y31-20° ANTED—X ESS & 0O., 025 F ST. N.W, Ler A all with references. 331-60" ANTED—| jTWORTHY AND KEFINED ure for wer stmall children abd amriat. with 3 Must be willing and have city refer~ KB, Star. dy31-20° Bridge (Mi) strest, Georgetown, D. pt can find a, and iit ‘wages by applying to 517 41 i703 fe Ee El E M 8, Good aide line for treveling germs 100. i be CRANDALL © CO. Chicaro. {y20°7t ED—SOLICITORS FOR THE INDUSTRIAL — LADY AGENTS FOR LADIES" A: RATES se TONE Soe Ghar 2 3y10-7t&aul-7t ¥ OF BUSINESS APPLICA. W Alc iecaiea ntateof Washington to repriment ‘Inher place an established house, salary, $50 monthiy Teterences exc ‘BAINBRIL tendent, 34 Reade st., N. ¥. el a for ‘specialty —fire-proof safes. ordered a car-iond frat week. aN, oad 8 Mich, canvvasser cleared $400 ‘frst, mouth,» alo dealer with ie other busiuene ss clearing #14) ont ‘specialty: catalog ’ BA¥E'CO, “Cunctanati, Ono, "°° my 0-wasna Vv ‘ANTED —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Feau, conducted by ladies, men and women, waite and colored, for ail kinds of doinestic Inbor. for ‘nd states, with reference. 717 M Es WANTED--SITUATIONS. WWANTED—A POSITION AS COMPANION TO A Winget inpotne abroad references even. Ad, dress V. A, City PB O., General Delivery. City. aul-2t* 4 SITION AS LADT AID TO ANTED—. x QRS aree cae ity. OR RENT—TWO ROOMS, FILST FLOOR PRONT te or unfurnishea The oth) ow. aba eat {OR RENT_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS $10, oF three, $12; second oF thin floors. 311 Lith st. near Engraving and Yo Printing Burvau, fine ob WALgE aid ras, Wo childre, reference Fequired 1K RENT—1315 MASS. AVE. N.W_ VERY DE- sirable Furnished Kooma.communicating of sinale, With larwe closets and alcoves, for the summer or per manentiy., private family. ~ 3990-1" QOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL COOL ROOMS, COM- ea ad Fierate family, af 130 Beat tol #t., One square 5m Capitol; cars and heros pass the Door. ay 0-3" 5,08 SECOND FLOOR, EN SUITE om ‘suitable for gentiene private family. L264 Mam sven 3380-3 ‘OR, RENT-THIRD-STORY FRONT oom | ‘suite! moderate, Callat 1012 mn. a JOR RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED Parlors. ‘permanent; every conven) Winter, §25°in sumuner, “Inguire at 1 Fe ‘RENT—THREE LARGE WELL-FURNISHED rooms on 24 floor: corner house: location Unexorptionyble Address Box 132, Star office. j30-3" Fok REXTETWO NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT roots, with closets, private family, good location with Doard'et 1123 1th stem ee yg030 JOR RENT_BFAUTIFUL COOLSUMMEK ROOMS in privatefainily ; lanee double corner house; south And east front, references required. 110k 8 ste *. FOR RENT=1WO OR THREE FLOORS FOR housekeeping ro conveniences, new fine front and rear Rooms, en suite if desired: rent low; for rent ay2s-1w Ee ROOMS: Ww. Lal communicating, or single, cool and newly-fur- JOR RENT—416 6TH ST. ¥. ished. 3y20-6r __ FOR RENT_STORES OR RENT—SMALL HOUSE AND STORE I H food onder. “Keut 14. Apply at Ht rae FOE RENT sToRE “AND FIXTURES, 1007 77H FOR STOKE AND DWELLING (NRW building), 637 Pa. ave. ne; @ very desirable loca ton for clotliing. shoes, or confectionery. 4y30-1m — SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. EGE SESE STORE AND DWELLING IF iret), suitable for any kind of business, H st. n.w., th dwelling, 830. CH KNIGHT, ~ v7 7th wt, nw. EW STORE AND DWELLING, 1220 Handsome plate-glass windows. m: sted excellent “Tooation for, improvements rooms FOR RENT—OFFICES. KENT— VERY ATTRACTIVE rooms, single or en suite. newly papered and ted: “building remodeled: 934 °F st. apply to SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fat 3yd-tm ‘OR RENT—STORAGE AT REASONA- 3.F. MANNING, 1520 Pa ave, now. SY ANTED_AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSITION W ior Cooks, Chambermuaids, Waitress, Latniress < irage seamatiese Wen Walter Oooks Conlin: ‘puters. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Ft nw, aul-4t" ITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND ida, nurses, cooks, pastry cooks, kitchen hands, hostlers, ousemen, clerks. &c. resorta | F. M. BURNHAM, = G30 ana 032 Fat ne ra AGENCY FOR COOKS, ‘ANTED — DICKS: ‘maids, waitress, lsundress, seamstress, nurses, yalets for traveling ; Walters, cowchmen. and hostlers for family and resorts. “Allcity references, 613 7h stn. au w. Pp 7 D_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIR W ‘ivlece ax hotsemnaid to do_chamberwork au waiting. Apply at 022 27th at nw.» 1 ANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLOKED ‘woman @ situation as cook in private family: can furnish good references. Call at 1311 12th st. n.w, 1° W LATELY FROM freland, s Place as coachatan or groom. Brw:-claat references given: has truly learned the above dutics ‘Address MM. H., Star office. ‘aul-3t* rapid writer, quic on me tobe useful” references’ Addrem i. T- Mra Heiitzals, 1073 High st. George: sues -ROOMS. TED—THN@E UNFURNISHED ROOMR, IN WAntitectern sections second Aoor preferred children: red Answer, ‘with price, Box 113, Star ofice. NTED—ROOM SUIT: Alomen, north of K and wost of 10th st Address, giving full particulars, W-S. A, Star office. aul-St WWANTED—A_ GOOD-SIZED ~UNFURNIS Wittnn centrally located, for three inovthy, at cheap rent: first of second ‘floor: frout, or buck, o Basement; for office work evenings; condition uo ob- Jectif cheap. Address THREE, Star office jy20-3t iS WANTED-HOUSES. ANTED—A HOUSE IN PERFECT CONDITICN, Wy anTED A HOUgEIS EBERT coNDITICN, room, in location. “Address Box 58, Star ‘office. os y WHOLE OR PART OF FURNISHED ANRe by ehe Cabitol, to members desiring con, yeuigut quarters. Apply to Str. BOCK, Congres! nal i Es ce {TED—10 BUY OR RENT A HOUSE OF Wii 8 to 12 room, ip good condition, Address terms and exact location, GOUD TENANT, Btar o} 3y30-60 * \WANTED—FROM OWNER FOR A CASH CUS- (W ititern rcod trick House, orven. or cient eoome, within easy walking distance of the Treasury Depart. Inent.. Prive about $4,000. Also, « 00d House, seven Toots and bath, with inodern improvements near the pitol, for about 83,000. GEO. W. LINKINS. 19th sola. ay 28-08 TANTED_HOUSES OF ALL GRADES TO RENT Ware Weihave more ‘calls for houses t rent than we can suppl; 3y13-3m WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS AW ANTED—100 TONS OF SCRAP-IRON QMA- Wire yin small or dare ote to suse adders. Addrogs WASHINGTON ARCH. IKON AND BRIDGE ‘WORKS, 33d and Water sts. 0 1-8, tu, housekeerins. Reference given an n par ‘of loration and aultwae ** HERRON & RAMEY, 1307 Fat. SQV ANTED—A CULTURED AND REFINED PRI. Warrictony to care fore Little girl of six years for atmuail remuneration. Address Bos 133, Btar‘office. 000 TO ENLARGE ON@ OF THE Wiretice TOFae OBST P.G., Star ofice. ie \WANTED-TO BUY MILK ROUTE: MUST BE W ‘cizap: northwestern section prefered: Adres, stating amount s0ld and price wanted, Box 143, Star Office aulse UR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS Wrens eace butter: faction all Sera unobey refunded. 40] G st nw. coped all Beye haephoue, 645-2. Wat © SCHIBSER 18-3w Ww ANTED—A LADY WILL FILL ORDERS FOR canning and ing fruit iu glass jars, any yoantity, Has fruit resdy for sale now. SA. So Seas Ve "yoda COUNTRY BOARD. 7 ee KGREENS, FALLS CHURCH. Tooms with board Ai VA; t Ist, large shady lawn, nqetables, fruit, toe and mill Blenty. five minutes k irom depot, MAS, H.C. and ARTHUR K KAx- MOND. aul-2e A TES PERSONS WISHING A QUIET HEALTHY place to spend a month of two can be accommo- Gated at Fairview Farm; terms $4.50 per week. Ad- Gras JAS. U" MoATIL, “Buck Lodge, Moutesmery County, near Boyd's, Md. aul-st* FEW BOARDERS CAN BE NICELY ACCOM. | imodated at the Windsor Mansion. bear Sugar Louf Mountain, Frederick County. Pure air aud water, | shade, pleasant rooms, good Lard, Address Mrs C.'E” HENDRY, Urbanua, Md. aul-0i* | FBoaRD IN PRIVATE FAMILY, NEAR BeKRY- Wille, in beautiful Shenandoal Valley; ication | biel mo malaria gr monguitous: lane shady yard: terms feasonable, Mra LUCY ¥. SHEPHERD, Berry: ville, Va. ula WAXES MORE Bo FOR THE mouth of August and Septewler, Rear Round Hill 'at the foot of the Blue ice botise, pond Sprig, toe. maith “ult, ee AL c. W. MYERS, | mand Hill, Loudoun County, Va. is | (OUNTRY BOARD-FOR THE MONIMS OF ‘August and September, at the Battlefield of Amtie- tam, uew house; piano and onan, first-class table, ice, Inilk, ke, no mualaria or monquitins $4.90. Der week: $id perionch. Address Mis ANNIE HRENNA, Sisrysbury. Ma. alee TPEEEACE FAM, SOUTH KIVER—BOARDING | Bouring the summer: boating, bathing and fishing; fruit in abundance. ‘Terms, adults 5. Address D. | WL HIGGINS, Annapolis, Ma. ayaa Coun BOARD—AT HYATT HOUSE—LAnGE, cool room, plenty of shade, first-class table board: pear wtation “Aypiy to" Bins FAMILY, yateevie, Prince Geonge’s Co., Md. FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated at Lake View Farm, five minutes’ walk trom Halpine Station, Metropolitan Brauch B. and O. K. K., jashingtot 14 miles from Ws m. Kelerences exchanged. P. Oradirean, SWauat iseat Rockville, Ma. TILLA BE! ‘E, BEAUTIFULLY SATED in falt vise Of count, mest Cousrees Wall onto suiicienty retired to sult the rebused taste a we falc Sn wee Ny QEAING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOAKD, S 4 ange rooms, frutt, ice, milk in profusion, &e. Adults per week. ‘Traine met daily, References exchanged. ress SPRING BANK, Alexandria, Va ijo-4 Grete “era eh per week Doattus, Vesting okout. Terms 86 per week. Boat 4 Fae tepetlen Fatt ge Rida Se eee DUNBAR, Kidwo P. 0., 8t. Mary's Co. Ma. FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED at Woodburn, Stott's Station, Metropolitan Brauch 0.7435 mulies ut; five munates’ from station, to Mrs. CL. MARSHALL, 201 Est. aw. YOUNTRY BOARD AT MT, PLEASANT, 3 MILES from Blue Iidge Mountain, 3 miles from Kound Hill Station, 100 yards from: the post-o | ‘tioulars address A. E. HUMPHKEY, Paxson P. 0. Lou- | don Co., Va, SUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMONT SS Loudoun County, Va: one of the most elevated and healthful sectious of Virginia: alundance of shade, fruit, milk, vewetables, &e-: ing Pavilion and other amusements, For particulars address D. J. TAVENNEK. my-owée'Sm | COEXTEY BOARD—COLD POINT FARM: NEAR | jou; new house; high, breezy, shaded grounds, with beautiful views: pure, Cold spring water; Jersey | id butter: ers, chickens, fruitand ice. Address Box 30, Clifton biation, Fairfax County, Va 3y’ 00D, COUNTRY BOARD; PLENTY OF SHADE, ear the. water «tbo vebildren).- Ad? dress Mra JOHN'S. GUYTHER Piney Point. P.O. St Mary's Co. ald. yt Se S6rPVHE. OAKS,” WEST END OF ROCKVILLE, B. aan, dd elody’ taLAS the best: ten ‘una: ‘cool and shady Sten ‘tan Stet walk from station, “Reference fequired Teri inoderste. Mra CORYELL. dy S-lme XCELLENT BOARD, GOOD ROOMS, FINE | Jo telonraph, be, terme: Ber week, @7 to 610: pot pot, te : e7 3 fan 823 890.” AB. MoINTUREF, Prop, seresbure, Ve. 202 S6Q\OMFORT RETREAT,” FIRST-CLASS POPU. lar sunumer resort in ‘the mountains of Mary wi eI (uear Harpers Ferry), advantages ubexcellod, CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington Co. Md jo! San LOST AND FOUND. _ ANTED — ATTENTION LADIES! — CUTTING ‘ANVdneosmakine taught Jadies ins few laye.cu- ‘them to cut and fit any form with accuracy. In- ons fee for two weeks, to introduce the system. BERS, fia DeMEMER 520 Oth st. mw, 3930-10" WWANTED— PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- W fated itettressce made over in Arst-class style furnished sw to workmanship. (Work done |. Address C. NELSON, 514 10th st n.w. it 3y30-1w" ‘ANTED—THOSE CRAYON POR- Wiitrecall on oraiivees 8 BENALY sMiTH, ‘610 Mass. ave. Difficult “work a specialty. Sitisfaction gusrantesd, Clube now forming. $1 per week. 228-1W ANTED-ELECTRICITY IN NERVOUS, AUnatend Spinal disease, Ovarian aud Utering TRING ‘Sciatica, Chores, &c.. Hairs. ro Some Sabie Songs eee cures, | DEL. 8, NICHOLSO! 3y17-1m* (604 12th st. n. w., Cor. F. ‘ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH SECOND-HAND MAG ee Fo ae by mail promptly ST_JULY 318T—PROBADLY ON. STREET = baw yt from Lausburgh’s store, 7th a) York ave., pair ey’ with chain, if returned to C tds box containtag to MCDEVITT & PLINDER DEE 2805 Pa ave. Bw. ulate OST—A WHITE AND SLIGHTLY LEMON GYP; ononllar with owner's naine,and Papadan. V. Atewand will be given if returned to 40" iat t.& @ uae" ‘O8T—A ROLL OF ORNAMENTAL WRITING ON feistol bosrd, wrapped in N on Oth an tet Qint. and La. ave. ‘The tinder will be rewarded ti leaving it at 600 Q stan, w. G.W. WOOLLEY, MD. It CAPE, re OST—SUNDAY, 29, LADY'S BEADED owing from Casing Club via 7th-st. road. ‘ward will be paid finder for return of same. C. LIP, 450 Pa.ave. | ad two ot 8 rome each. om small teah joe monty. pay tuette to aut ‘oko wf FOR SALE-HOUSES. Jon SALE_A DAMGAIN Is OFFI Sold nae sa ewe new corner hoes fa peek ce modern ign vemente, tout Canto Fence ‘amd Frating Onicws Dome ES Se hae what ‘house it) Mowet Peasant coud Ee ees ea #—NINE-ROOM FRAME, EXCELLENT Foruis SopSee ree Seeaer ie reservation. 1m feet from, tot (iva Poses _§ > wana OR SALE—1212 T st. XW. PRESS BRICK, ss Een JOR SALE-AN FIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE se a SOKDAN TTY: wi aioe SALE_HOUSES, ‘and 42 Myrtle ad Be ooo soi S'S an “Xooo t ‘tr ae Sno sg i RS, 2009 SRE Rh, OL wii Gat i cts i 1s ‘ provedd Bes t Sabo 408 List ae. bby Sr. The above ‘oniy a portion of the cd Hooks.” For fall iat caller wftes for pullers weet thelstand ish Ussil THOR E WAGGAMAR. Otc, grtes: Mowe: en bat aw, OR 8a HAVE PACILITIFG AND CLIENT” age for exchange of city properties. wend particu re what Fou have and what Jou wauticdo. Addrews “BANKER” Star office wSiae FPP SALE CHEAP_HOUSES ON 8 ST. NEAR 15th, elaht rooms and cellar x recht route aid aoe fie $090. Troe ue jr the mone wis leben TO ee JOK SALE—ACTUAL SACRIFIC NEW 7_kooM Brick, all m.t.; Lot 1 ‘alley, exoallent for me or investment 100, pat caah. 330-60 Pe re Tae wt. Fat see 2oTe STN. WHE Best Ey he price in the city: contaths 10 rooms is new and modern: heated by furnace: a fire places, with elaborate mantels, mirrora, ux. ic. Habdsomely papered throughout abd in perfect order. A Largain If sold at once: SIEIGEK & LIEBERMANN, 3y30-3t 130 CHAN: E TO SECURE table home. Brick. st ne, near 24 at. bath, cellar. and mew plumbing, €2,700. ALBERT F. POX, 3830-64 920 F xt. a. Pon SsLe-ON THE BEST PART oF MERIDIAN Hill, Chtwe well-built freine houses, one rooms i cheap for all cash ive ¥ 1 3 R000, The above ja guly © portion of books. Call for lat. 216. FOR SALE—LOTS. JOR SALE—THAEE LOTS, 21 BY 874 EACH, 01 FGircores ae betwee te eae ee, 1.80" for mg, Te) Two La per ag. fe. acioiting Lot ‘wenty bandscre om bet block. KM. T- LELPOLD, 1331 ¥ JOM SALE_ONLY 2 LOTS LEFT ON ing OS CEM SEEDT EDRADLENS ne. oi aD Pyne we Pat DOR SA! -ABARGAIN—FIVE DESIRABLELOTS ‘on Tat bat Wand 10th sta, three cl fots on T D. STONE, 806 F wt. y30. Fok SALE CHOICE SMA14. LOTS IN MT. ant, ouly €500 aud #600 mente Feseived. oJ SALE-CHEAP—LOT WITH TWO FRONTS Columbia Heichis near 14th-#t. cars. aud Dr. oud's wew building. at 27 eta. per foot, J RHERTPORD, A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ‘on the north side of Kast Capitol st. in fue loce- fon. 20X120 to paved alley, party wails on both siden, Price, €1.50 per fa iso Lote in LeDroft Park at 8Sc. per foot, Merdiau Hill'at Zc. per foot Lanier Heuwhta at 3c, per foot. Go 8 at cide. per foot, Forest Gieu at 2 to bc. per foot. THOS G. HENSEY, nee 1320 Fat ne, FSR SALE LOIS AND ACKE ViLLa sires af 30 10 conte per footat tp7Be WTandest views of Washiugion from eny dire Also two lots, 50x200 each for #350 a nr ony. hse co Tae Fae, AICEST BUILDING oe 8 e150 ‘tealigost due north of Dayan the Potomac. ‘has systers of now street improvements: Sveriooks in icGrocn Park: MCLACHLEN & ba abet zis Fst awe ‘ m JOk SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lor, 16TH we R ate 2 fot eta ow pee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—14 ACRES, IMPROVED BY 4-hOOM house, some fruit, 14 tuiles trom Washington, 13 duiles froin allroad ‘tation price, 9400: {4 ‘acron event foot ab improved by @-rovtm house, barn, and fruit, 3, miles from city: price, 63,900. T.-H. BYPHERD & Co, 1321 F stn. w. ult” wroh, 2 trom Burk” Stations twos dwelling” hoses bara S250 foot: well watered ‘by never fuiling vines rere 2 hae Dey unity ty for Jess than, Fok SALEC SEAR GLENNDALE, MD, 30 MIN utes’ ride from Washington. on Band P. tarm known as Good Tuck, contains Lous: and out-butidings Truits of 330s UM acres’ winds. EL. DiUMMOND, Gienndale, Ma. 10 conte retool dara ramet up nanern of ture ta Che lot or to any ume St once” For further Taricusrapply i SNLEK & BUTHEMFONDS JOK SALE-ONE Hi 1307 © st. mw allytown Turnpike, twy miles beyond Oak View: square foot ED ACKES ON beautiful building sites. 70 scres, house and all out- buildings, between Turnpike and Station, COOKE D. LUCKETT, st., orafter 12m. Kock: Ville, Ma. yale Ok SALE—AT HOCKVILLE—ONE walk from depos new fous. te tes pot SCORED DUCKETE, USS w et''cr dter 12 ville. JPQE SALE—BARGAINS —“LOTSAT FOREST OLE, Ma; twenty minutes’ ride trom city 80 up. : ss QOR BALE_Di ‘Band 0. Ss Or te 9 N& PAINO, Trusters, 482 Louisiane. “ SALE—CHEAP—A TRACT | OF Vieamant. if suld in lots purchaser MiP #10, 600 to 20,000 pront: terms any. J. FOuD, ie Fst , Foun A abate mnie lemon Toom. Address PIANIST, Star office. " THE LADY WHO CAME MONDA) teen, howe a Met nd Nara agai or send addres to OWNRK 2114 M wt BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—TO SELL A HALF INTEREST