Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: monDAT August 6, 1989, CROSBY 5, NOYES... .- Editor, ‘be Evening Star has a regular. verwaneat bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any ether daily paver published in ‘Washington, and much greater than that ef all the ether daily papers bere added together. al Statement of the circulation of Twx EVENING Stax for the week ending August 4, 1888: Moxpar, Jury 30, 1888. - 25,236 \Y, JULY 31, 1888. . 25,507 Wepwrspay, Avovst 1, 1888. + 23,286 Tucuspay, Avovsr 2, 1888.. + 25,270 Fuar, Avavsr 3, 1888. - 24,967 Garvnpay, Avaust 4, 1888... - 28,956 ‘Toran ... 135,342 AVERAGE ....... Isclemnly swear that the above is a true and Correct statement of the circulation of Tus EVEN- ‘tno Stak for the week ending August 4, 1888. F. B. Novas, ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Sworn to and subscribed before me this sixth Gay of August, A. D. 1888. Joun T. C. CLARE, Notary Public, —— ‘The inequalities, annoyances, and injustice fairly credited to the schedule of water rents are Geveloped almost entirely in the application of the @omestic raves and a very few minor special rates, ‘&4, for instance, that which taxes all “shops” not Jess than $5 per annum. It is in the field of the Gomescic rates, too, where the individual charges ‘are small, that irresistible opposition 1s made to the employment of water-meters as expensive and annoying, it not unreliable. Adolition of the domestic rates naturally suggests Reelt, and comparatively little opposition is an- ‘Wetpated to the payment from the general fund of ‘ae expense of furnishing necessary water to the Romes of Washington. Asa sanitary measure in he interest of public cleanliness every house @2ould be furnished with and should freely use an ‘ample supply of water. Tosecure this result the reat body of the property owners of the city will ‘Goubtiess readily consent that a part of the money ‘%aken from them as general taxes shall be ex- Pended. But, as the promise of tree water in this connection does not mean that water shall be free, but only that the cost of supplying it shall be Paid by taxpayers instead of by water-takers, ‘and as unchecked use of the water by those who @mploy tt for business rather than domestic pur- Poses might easily resuit in a deficiency of the ‘Supply to the homes of the people, more serious Consideration will doubtless be given to the ques- tion of abolishing ail the special business charges for the use of water than is necessary in regard to ‘the domestic rentals, It may be thought that the Public should tax itself to furnish water to all ‘oniy for drinking and ordinary cleansing purposes, @nd not to furnish motive power to or to Otherwise assist the prosecution of special forms of business For instance, the Dis- trict may hesitate to freely supply water torun machinery. Where large amounts of water ‘are used for business purposes it may be possible to use water meters to determine and regulate the consumption. The main objections to the em- ployment of meters in residences would not apply im such cases. Whether or not payment 1s exacted for the business use of water, some such precau- ions will be necessary among the large users to prevent waste. Lack of water 1s a more serious @vil than the requirement that it be paid for. oo Senator Voorhees opened the democratic cam- paign in Indiana on Saturday night with a speech ‘Which, in its way, was of as doubtful expediency 83 a “bloody shirt” effusion 13 at any time from tue ther side. Not only 1s the war over, but the re- onstruction era in national finance 1s over also, ust ten years ago the battle of the bonds was fougnt, and a sweeping victory gained by the side ‘Chat believed in the nation’s living up to its prom- fees, whether immediately profitable to itself or Bot, While the war was in progress, the Govern- ment was glad to get money at any price, ud entered into a good many compacts which, fm the light of its final success im arms, Yooked neediessly extravagant. At a later Gave—tive years after peace was declared—in order to keep its creait at the highest point and enable 4 to conduct its refunding operations at a greater edvantage, It enacted some confirmatory legisla- tion. This ts the whole story in a nutshell, ‘Whether there was any need of making so gener- us terms with its creditors as the Government @id.in its dark days, or whether it was called upon ‘to define and strengthen those terms so long afterward, is not a question now before the peo» ple. Whatever may be the views of any one on that subject, the fact remains that the pledges ‘Were made and that the nation’s honor depended on their being lived up to in letter and in spirit, Just as, im private business, an upright man who values bis good name makes tae best of a bad bargain, but never shirks Ris share of it. The object of Senator Voorhees tn going again over this well trodden ground is ebvious. He would revive the greenback party, and attach it tothe democratic procession, where 3% used to be a dozen years ago. But can he afford todo this? May not the revival of dead issues excite @ suspicion among the people that the ‘orator who does it mistrusts the wisdom of putting ‘the live issue into the place in the foreground ‘Where it belongs? What the audience at a poitt!. cal meeting of to-day wants to hear 1s not what sins the opposite party committed twenty or ‘twenty-cive years ago, but what sins it has re- cently committed or is about to commit. = [> Its needless to recount, in glowing detail, the glories of a career like that of General Sheridan. ‘The narrative is written in the hearts and on the memories of his countrymen. His military great ‘ness has been recognized by the world’s leading generals, It is noteworthy that the men in the late war who ignored, or only slightly esteemed ‘Sheridan, were themselves the unsuccessful lead- ers; while, in the company of those who achieved ‘the greatest victories, he has always been given his fall meed of praise and confidence. To every American boy, with the spirit of a pioneer ancestry Bim, such @ story as Sheridan's must be full of most romantic interest. His start in life was #0 very humble, and he attained such heights. ‘His case illustrates anew the now historic rule ‘that it is the small men who are most wo be de- pended on where quick, brilliant, effective blows |: ‘are to be struck in war. $< 2—<——__ Perhaps the cause was the hot weather, perhaps the soporific effect of the beer, perhaps the sig- Bificant comments of the public press on certain Feoent developments. At any rate, the anarcnists sssembied at Sheffield Grove, near Chicago, yes- terday, aid not have anything to say about biow- Ing up judges or hanging capitalists. The moon @i4 not set in Dlood last night, and the sun rose ‘this morning 23 usual, and bent his beams on the Taircity by the lake. And the world breathes freely still, in spite of Mrs. Parsons ang her last year’s threats, eo Chairman Barnum absolutely refuses to be in- ‘arviewed on politica He is too old a bird to be caught with the kind of chaff that reporters throw him. Having the famous “mules” dispatch of the ‘Tilden campaign always in mind, he does not pro- pose to let bis tongue rua away with his discretion ‘and play him such a trick as bis pen did. Suz Yovrssrves, ‘GUARD AGAINST THE HEATED BREATH OF SOVEREIGN “SOL,” hawy tence attention ie s source of grave ‘sometines zee, discomfort, and dire caumaity. now? Provide yourselves with the -exert yourselves, Pict ind of clothing, CLOTHING ‘We can farnish you with ethestih teh wah, andl ponte ok sane 90 SS sem maroon geen VICTOR B. ADLER'S br el CLOTE . ) HOUSE. sey Th tow. eee = san ‘Strictly One Fron ieee ee cae ‘Thia house has been known for aquare-dealing peia- Neanso Tar Exo Or BARGAINS! Our buyers sre now’ in the market ordering Fall and Winter Goods, and we are closing out ail strictly Summer Goods snd many others ‘dapted to early Fall wear at Bargain Prices, SHOE DEPARTMENT SPECIMENS: Misses’ Canvas Button Boots, Spring Heal. Sizes lito 2. Extra Quality. 98c.,, WORTH $1.60. ‘Misses’ Canvas Lace Shoes. Spring Heal. Sizes 11 to: Extra Quality. 960, WORTH €1.60. Callas Canvas Button and Lace Shoes. Spring Heel, Extrs Quality. 870, WORTH $1.35. Ladies’ Kid Opers Toe Beaded Vamp Stipa. 1.23, WoRTH 82.25, Ladies’ Kid Opera Slips. Steel Buckle. French Heels, 41.19, WORTH 82.50. Ladies’ Kid One-Strap Sandal. Steel Beaded, Full Concave Heels, #123, WORTH #2.50, Ladiew Patent Leather Opers Toe Slips, French Heels. 080. WORTH @2 Ladies’ Dongola Button. Made on Opers and ‘Common Sense Lasts. #187, SOLD AT 83. Ia Cur. Kid Button. Opera Ton French Heels, Patent Leather Tips €1.98, SOLD AT 3.25, All our Gente? French Calf and Kangaroo Ox- ford Tice, that sold at #5, 65.50 and 96, ROW 43.90. Sco samples in Show Case, Market Space and That. ‘There ts no occasion for enlargement here— ‘Tho above tella the story on Shoes. "Tis the same all over the PROGRESSIVE HOUSE we BAKS AND COMPANY, ‘ ourrrrrzrs, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE TITT EEE NN N Boe sy BR SoS th ARGAINS 48 A SAMPLE OF HOW WE ARE SELLING GOODS, CLOSING OUT ODD LOTS THAT YOU SHOULD ‘TAKE NOTICE OF. IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT Are 7 MISSES’ WHITE P. K. DRESSES. This ses- ‘son's goods, but odd pieces, ae ke he Ree Sizes 6: me ae oe Soldfer 8750 9660 $10 80 (Sia CHOICE Xow ‘You now have the ‘HATS and regsecel for iG. E IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Our $1.00 Remnants of TABLE DAMASK, in Cream, Whiteand Turkey Reds, lengths 2 yards to 3 yards to beclosed out VERY Che & And the remainder of our SCOTCH DRESS GING- of the balance of our White by bd n " HAMS, which were 250. to 40c. a yd.. are now 2 0% 200. A VD: He dl Sof = IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT We have lot of Sc. PEARL BUTTONS to be sold at we S8 ke BP OM a to. fi EEE Bem Gch = 2“ Bow “oo” fen = And s lot of BRASS PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, Worth from 250. to 35¢. Your chotee— "Fe $3 %@ cco = = IN OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT wo offer a lot of BALL PEARL BUTTONS, y ABS 8 A PE. 3 DOZ FOR 250. IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT ‘You can have the choice of our LADIES’ 35¢. BLACK. AND FANCY HOSE for Fit A PAIR. mes i. aa nLCCRAPT LIE ARE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO. HO. 400 7TH ST. X. W., CORNER D, 1s Now IN PRogaEes. ‘The Stock must be disposed of within a ressunehic ‘time, WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUB. ‘Fervons in went of Clothing of am enseptionshie ‘style and quality will find this their opportunity. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Saroapars In Avever Wa Cross PALAIS: ROYAL BARGAIN LIST TUESDAY. AUGUST 7TH. MEN'S GOODS. A few fancy checked and striped OUTING SHIRTS ‘which formerly sold for 760. NOW 50 CENTS EACH. ALL-WOOL FLANNEL OUTING SHIRTS, dark ool” ors only, such as gray, (gatoghnhe purge: ooo 81.50, $2.00, and $2.25, to be closed out at one dol. Ine (81.00 each.) FRENCH PERCALE SHIRTS, with two Collars pair of Cuffs, Spohr np ong and polks dots, of various sizes and perfect fitting, Bold formerly at 81.00 bat n Only a few of any of the above. Reduced prices Glear them outentirely. The beet of the lots go first: ‘So come early and get first choice. THE PALAIS ROYAL We close at 6 p.m. Mone Saozs Ladies’ Dongola Oxfords made in one plece (which insures perfect comfort), with low heels and wide toes, ‘the ideal shoe for ease, They were $2.50, but are now $2.00. Ladies’ Dongola Oxfords with pointed toe. A very stylish and genteel Shoe, They were also $2.50, but are now $2.00. Another lot, the same as above except that they have Patent-leather tips, the same price—@2.00. FRENOM KID OXFORDS made in one piece, were £3.50, but now 82.75. French Kid Oxfords in two styles—that is. wide tos ‘and low heels and patent-leather tips and high heels. Either kind are $3.00, but they were 64. THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘We close at 6 p. m. Jer Jewmar from the cheapest quality to the finest of Whitby. SLEEVE BUTTONS—Some perfectly plain, some with pear! or Rhine stone settings, others in imitation of crepe, then the link buttons and the newest with ouff-pin attached. The prices are 250., 300.,40¢,, 65c., ‘Tbe., 780. and 98c, COLLAB BUTTONS to match any of the above from Be. to 406. FOB OR JERSEY CHAINS, innumerable styles, from 49c. up. BRACELETS AND BANGLES—More kinds than wecan mention. A few are rubber, but most are jet. ‘They are from 15c. to $2 per pair. LACE OR BREAST PINS—Hundreds of kinds, which means thousands in number; plain, with go!d trimmings, with stone settings, cameo cut, in imite. tion of flowers, and in fact every design or conceit that could possibly be thought of can be found in our stock. Prices from 19¢. to $5, THE PALAIS 91.15 Skirts, with embroidered ruffle, for 980. gi Comet Covers, trimmed with embroidery, for 250. Nurses’ India Linen Caps for 19¢. 1cu7 enmlees Corsets, extrs long walet and high bast, 10¢. Bustles for 120. THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘We closest 6 p.m. Just the thing you need to while away your leisure: moments at seashore or mountain, Reductions are plentiful in this department, as this list will testify: ‘25e. Stamped and Drawn Linen Splashers for 190. ‘98c. Bureau and Buffet Scarfs for 79¢. ‘390. Tray Covers for 290. ‘85c. Laundry Bags for 590. 25¢. Doylies for 190. 59c. Tidies for 39, If you are away and desire any of these goods, kindly advis> us by mail and we will make sn intelligent se lection for you, THE PALAIS ROYAL, We cloveat 6 p.m. 3 Bazoans IN CHILDRENS WHITE DRESSES, ‘White dresses, 1 to 4 years, Oambric with tucked and embroidered yoke, only 650. Another style made of Nainsook with yoke of all- over embroidery, two clusters of tucks and rufile of ‘embroidery, only $1.35. Gretchen dresses with ruffle of fine embroidery, & clusters of tucks and herring-bone stitched. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, We close at 6p. m. Cambrio, neck and sleeves edyed with fine embroidery. Cambric, tucked yoke and finest embroidery on neck ‘and slesves. AT 78c.— Cambric, tucked yoke, siz tucks and cambrio ruffle om skirt. oer error yoke, back and ais oy nt front, < ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL ee sleeves trimmed with embroi- 5 ‘780. quality for 8c. Bisco 34, 36 and 38 only. ‘India Linea, tucked and embroidered trimming, trimming. spews Bises 1 to 4 years. another lot of FRENCH GINGH AM ‘Rises 4 to 6 year, ee Woorwarn & Lornnor. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 19, 1888. ‘Cicee Saturdays st 1 p.m. Other evenings at o'clock. 50c, PER PAIR. Rors.—We have at the sizes in the entire lot, ‘but wor all sizes in any one style: hence the ne- cessity of an immediate response, (Second floor, either elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sta, n. w. Guu Src Awxcat Suz MEN'S UNLAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS AND NICU AHIRTS, Wednesdar © --~ deyan the insweare- tion of our nual Mid-Summer Bale of Men's smcz7. ‘We control the products of one of the largest Shirt Factories in the world for the city of ‘Washington, which means the shirta sold by us fre not to be had elsewhere in this city. To the casual observer all shirts look alike; to ‘the experienced eye all shirts are different: and in view of this fact we ask your mont eritioal ex- amination of the various fine points and little details in manufacture, wherein we claim our shirts to be superior to any others at the samo Price, For instance, evory extra costs extra, and there may be five hundred different makers, and qualities of fifty cent shirts costing all the way from $3 to @5.50 per domn at wholesale, and ‘the retailer takes his choice. We aim to get the best shirt possible to make to scll at agiven Brice, rather than see how cheapa fifty cent shirt wecan buy. We give herein an as minute description of our shirts as possible, believing that you appre- ctate the fact that it is Just such seemingly un- important points that make one thing better than another. Our “Mascotte” Bhirt at 39c. each. Made from cotton cloth the same weight ss Wamsutta, and only four picks coarser, pure linen bosom, front of shirt reinforced and double-stitched, three- ply neck-band, three-ply wrist-band, linen faced, felled seems, button-hole in front of neck-band is hand made, every shirt is cut straightway of the muslin, and finished completely. Sizes, 14 to 16% inches. Only 30 cts, Our “Paragon” Shirt at 50c. each. Made from cotton cloth, same weight as Wamsutta, and only few picks coarser; 1,900 pure linen bosom; front of shirt is cut out and the three-ply bosom ‘set in; backings and inter1inings shrunk before used; front of shirt reinforced and double atitched, back of shirt reinforced and double stitched; three-ply collar band; all seams fell three-ply wrist-band, linen faced; French placket sleeves, with facing: every shirt cut atraightway of the muslin, and completely finished. Sizes, 12 and 14 for boys, and 14 to 17% for men, (12 different sizes.) Only 500, each. Our “Tally Ho! Dross Shirt at 62ic. each. ‘Made from Utica Nonpariel Muslin, and im- proved over last year’s Tally Ho! inasmuches the bosom was sewed on, while this season the front is cut out and a three-ply linen bosom im, faced with 1,900 linen; three-ply neck- ‘band; three-ply wrist-band, linen faced; all ‘seems doubled-felled; pointed yoke on back of shirt; reinforeed front; French placket sleeves faced; each shirt cut straightway of the cloth, ‘and fall 36 inches long; completely finished and perfect fitting. Sizes 14 to 17% inches. Only 6240. each. Our “El Mahdi" Dress Shirt at 75c. each. Made from s splendid Cotton, counting 88 by 92 threads to the square inch, with a weight of 3.65: bosom of fine 4900 linen, heavy shrunk backing. inter- Unings shrank, three-ply wristband linen-faced and double-stitched, three-ply neck-band linen- faced and doublo-stitcned, small seams all folled, three-ply tab to bosom, button holes made dy hand, yokes double-stitched, re-enforced front and bask, cut straight-way of the muslin, full 37 inches long, and perfect fitting to the averageman, Sizes 14 to 18 inches, only 75¢. ech, Our “Bachelor” Dress Shirt at 8730. each. ‘Bost muslin made, 2100 linen bosom sot in; all linen interlinings and backing: three-ply neck- ‘band, wrist-band and tab, linen-faced and dou- Die stitched: every seam double-felled, linen gussets: every button-hole hand-worked, plain yoke, front and back double-stitched throuxh- out; double-stitched re-enforced front; back and sleeve facings double-atitched; out straizht- way, extra long, 39 inches; custom-made ‘throughout and fit guaranteed. Sizes 14 to 18, only 870. each. Our “F, F. V. Improved” Dress Shirt, claimed by us to be the best $1 shirt in the world. Note the details: First: It is cut upon improved and patented principles, which produce effects never before achieved in the fit of Second—The neckband is so cut and made in combination with the shirt as to firmly hold the collar in place, preventing Its riding or slipping up over the neck-band, thus overcoming the greatest source of annoyance to the wearer in ‘all other systems of cutting. ‘Third—The sleeves aro so cut as togive the greatest length where needed, so that the mo- tions of the arm cannot interfere with the fit of the body of the shirt, thereby relieving all strain and woar at shoulders and elbows. Fourth—Tho sleeves are reinforced at the top to protect them against the wear of suspender sears in outer armenta, ‘Fifth—The shoulders and yoke are slope- curved and the back so improved as to give the most room where it is necessary, producing a cleao Attn the back with no ridyes, combining | 3yyr Es race and comfort, Sizth—The bosoms are three-ply linen throughout, whilethe front is re-enforced (made double) on either side of the bosom, #0 as to pre- ‘vent cracking away in the laundering, thereby strengthening the weakest point in a shirt. Seventh—This shirt is made from the best grade of muslin, unter the supervision of the patentee, by selected and thorouguly compe- tent operators, which guarantees to every shirt # uniform grade of manufacture. Nith—Fit is absolutely guaranteed from the fact that it is made in 27 different sizes—that is 9 sizes of neckband and 3 lengths of sleeve to each neck size, the body of the shirt being in ‘equal proportion, Sizes 14 to 18 inch. Price $1 Our “Premium” Plaited Bosom Shirt at 623 cents, Made from ® strong serviceable muslin, gusranteod all-linen bosom. re-enforced front, felled seams, gusseted, cut straightway of the ‘muslin, workmanship, fit and finish of » high character, and will compare favorably with the ‘average shirt at econsiderably higher price, 10 and 16 plaite, Sites 14 to 17, only 62% cents Hy By Ed E be i ‘Wamsutta, only four ate i E i : it ef 1 : gf i h uf I z i i lid i aH i: ; rf F I L I f i il Hu al # Hi I iy HI il ee AUGUST 6, 1888. FOR SALE--HOUSES. Tee once ae i eiad Were oe ga area soe érana being good roforenses, Esti For abe Bancares nous THREE Room ROOMS. st; lot 10140; 8875. CHAS. A. « aub-3e WO SIX. ROOM BRICK NOs bet Band Py 0: 10 Der cout tuvestinent. TL woTER, sad-at Ss ave e FS SALE—FOUR BRICKS SIX hOOMS, ON 23D a bargain nw, Eand F @1.6. wes LJ hs ‘oY Gocraracuniy Viera ae Tombor nest apply. THOMAS °W s ‘Ast and Indiana ave. n.w. ‘au6-3t WATE 4 aE Sa are Earaee fuse Room evant ts oat CLOUD Bt ic, Nitpa i orcloee acm “4 NTED—A Finst~ Nay who ‘wishes Ea, ER, 7 elgg sa acaba ihe Racet dreeemakine ing parlors UR HOUSES. SIX KOOMS ON 17th and 18th mw.; 81.800: rents at a PLESeLAeE Ae. ibe MUNICATING ROOMS, THIRD st nw. for light Fee Se store below ofa F scHak eet fea’ ‘cha ae RENT—OFFICES. Yer east Jags employed a done: rood Fofereaces required. FS, Ass CE ROOMS IN NO. 1503 Pa. Hints Joh pike Rcvt head 8 ak od eee ALERACTIVE OFFICE: Fated naga for real egtate business: O22 14th ij comparatively new. Those houses are Borthwwest and toh imumedians parlaser wilt £55 810.060 for both; have never been offered f than $9,000 each, ‘BoM. WARN? & CO. uae P16 Fst n. Fs. SALE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON ‘14th st, bet. Land 12,500. ioe MSE WRENS PORK SALE—A EAP S-STORY ANDO! Foe Aor A Pan OWPAT SaTONY AND oo baz handsomely papered Tapered. god ety ily Oe —— ROG F street, Ware a —s AND sata iL, | at. nw. wR eds 3 oo. DK SALE—-SPLENDID INVESTMENT—4 NEW Repair Workman. Apply S000 Water st, west aud-3e Pa av. Fes brick houses om anumbered street. now IMERICAN GENTLEMAN, O¥ GOOD Bore rice eech, @1900- DAVID D STONE MOO - . , ONE. Bi em, bot ander tweulty-fve, to et am saint FOR RENT_STORES. _| Pitre" aude weed per feouind. Fe x ROK, SALET WiLL SELL Two OF THOSE ne Reference’ required. GENTNEW STORE AND DWELLING IN 10th and R streets, at cont to au PEUEE Toot Paw 2 | Fioliy prowine metogo touertiat in? 1) Bay ex boone fovtee ANTED-LADY SHORTHAND, AND TE au6-3t 1319 Fat nw. AVID D. STONE, 506 F street. LUZgee doris 6. 2. CONE, oat Fat OR RENT_-ATORE AND DWFLLLING. exces | JNO SAUE—705 AND 707 7TH ST. » ANTED_WHITE AND COLORED GOOKG AND | orpouite pS contectioner of beker or any basiness Tagen pala titra” aprowemen houseworkers for Philadel ‘New York, ‘also. white grecamancrs, ‘walters, and Bat puious Pee DUR BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. au: Waleed? DIOK’S AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS, 940; chambermaids, waitresses, Jaundress, men cooks, waiters, bu men and hotel help for resorts. 613 7th st Wists staf FE Oe jousework, prival . z party. Apply abel Dat ae “ ANTED-FEEDERS FOR DRUM, mae | esses nohe but experienced hands Darby's Printing Office, 1508 Pa. nese ae ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE BOY TO aN ocmai Dive nef fn revinurant and beg aie . W 4STEDIAT BURGESS & 60. 035 F ST. NW, 10 to 40 Chambermaids, Waitresses, Nurses, and Laundresses, Cooks aud Waiters for springs at once: ail with references. ay31-60" WANTED — LADY AGENTS FOR LADIES. AND children’s wear. Valuable samples free condition- ally. Write Mra FG. FAIMINGTON, Box 600, Chicago. 3y10-7eeaul-7e WANTED_AMAN OF MORAL HABITS LOCATED any ,otiaide Tending cities to represent an old, ere | siction: salary, to bewin, mn pot MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1585, ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYM BU- Teau, conducted by ladies, men apd women, white and colored, for ail kinds of domestic labor, for, t and states, with reference, 717 M st nw. jv26-12t* WANTED--SITUATIONS. WV AXTED_AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chambermai ‘Laundress 1d Nurses Secmastrons, Meu Waltorn Cooks Coschaan butlers. SAM'L a. COOMBS, 926 Fat nw, au6-6t° WANTED-2y, ‘A RESPECTABLE COLOR COLORED ‘Yommn a Place aa cook; good city references, ann Tatas. c Ft cooks, kitchen’ hands, hostigrs howseingn, corks key, Sau aga antes and resorts, F. M. BURNHAM, 630 and st WAXIED — DISKS AGENOY “FoR | cooKs, aida, waitress, seametrens, “nurses, Filetafor traveling: waiters, coachmen. and hostlers for family and resorts. Allcity references, ANTED-SITUATION AS CITY SALESMAN for wholesale candy manufacturer. Good refer- ence and" fair trade to begin. Address CANDY, Bar office. WANTED-.-ROOMS. DWELLING (NEW Dpllding. 637, F Pa. ave. Ke: a very por pad fect S0-Im SWORMSTEDT & BUADLEY, 097 Fat FOE, RERT—NEW STORY AND DWELLING, 1225 Est. n. vdsoune plate-q dows: mod improvements ahd excellaut ication for m for renting rR OR SALE—CHEAP_LoT, 37x85, DST. 8, between Istand N. J.ava,at grade. 3. ii "beh 7th and F sts, a SALE—SEVEN 10TS ON | MASS AVE. BET, Astand 2d ate. ne. If sold this week Fi per foot. Ti Ashtord's TO $600-—LOTs 50x15 station (Brooks) from ci ‘Branch of B. and 0.1K R., lying ut to Soldiers’ Home and Catholic Universit feet above the Potomac; commanding fine view of city ‘and country ; several houses now in course of erection. bi lars see MCLACHLEN & BAT A FEW CHOICE LOTS IN TAKOMA ark sts barwala: store doing a good busi- ‘for sale ortrade, Inguire ENOCH StAiin, R SALE—CHEAP—LOT ON MERIDIAN HILL, ‘25e.; corner 16th st. extended, 5 ae oe 5e.; Lot ou Dst. 0 WTAE ERG x1 10, 7. WHITAKER & JORDAN. au3-3t 1417 Pot OR air cues & LOTS LEFT ON STOUGHTON at for 81; obe.s coruer, appeepriatin male for paving, ORMBTEDT & BRADLEY 1-6 927 F at. FOR SALP—CHOTCE SATE. COTSIN wr. peas. fant, only $500 sud 8004 each; mma cach pay- meng tpontved. KR. HEKTFORD, _dy28-Lan* 142556 F wt. Fee LOTS AND ACHE VILLA SITES AT kK een er KOSSLYNN, Senne poolalgnnyay from any direo- ‘Also two lote, 50x200 each for #350 IVE ong, ome a SHALES EON, v6-1m FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS R SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A FIRST-CLASS new delivery Fo ly =F never been used; reason for Drunineas: guaraiitend to be on of che beet aon Zor very’ for, cash. will be Dea. “Apply SWISS STEAM LAUNDNY. 1 a6. it NE HORSE, SIDEBAR BUGGY, irness, Whip, robe and net, can be seen at 1035 Tithee nw. WANTHD-1Wo OR (THREE UNFURNISHED ooma, on Arst oF second floor, in good neigh. borhood inthe. northwest -or Georgetown, Heights, Addreas, wi Hor 144, Star office, Wore WO TO FOUR ROOMS, COMPLETE- Ty furnished for housekeeping. Give price, loca~ tion, Be. ar office. Qe Se ee ‘unfurnished rooms for rent should call and sce ux. Have many calle; ca rent ins day or two. ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 612 Oth street northwest. 4-3" Fei SALE—STAR BIC\CLE, ‘BiCKEL ‘PLAT! silent ratchet, power-straps, &c. cofainon: ‘Address 474 C st.’n w. aus KR SALE-IN ORDER 10 MAKE ROOM FOI Fe a; winter stock of carriages we will clone ing stock of Spring and Summer Car- reduced prices. "Any one iu want of a y for what it would re. Every owe in handle nothing but the ANDKEW J. JOYCE, 412-414-416 14th at, good vehicle can buy o! ost to buy an inferio Mashington knows ‘that WANTED--HOUSES. W54NZED-BY A YOUNG COUPLE, FRoat oc- tober 1 a five or six room House, in loca tion and within eizht minutes walk’ of the Boston store, Address Box 38, Star office. je NTED—1Q BUY OK RENT A HOUSE from 9 to 12 rooms, in good condition. Add: giating terms and exact location, GOOD ‘TENA ‘Star office, 3y30-11 =" id purchase the f1 tp SMALL HOUSE ON street in north- e275 830 jt ‘ANTED—NEAT NORTHERN FAMILY OF TWO ‘adults want to lease partially furnished house for two years, west of 11th st.;, would, board owner: Teferences exchanged. Address Box 68, Star office. FES SALE_CHEAP—TWO SETS ELEGANT Ban Fixtures Toe-Box Chairs, Tables, leer Pump apd Safo, together or separate. “H. A. SELIGSON, 1: Pennsylvania ave. n.w. KK SALE—CLUB TANDEM TRICYCLE lish); best make: convertible into two styles sing! ‘machine; little used; wua/anteed in perfect condit ‘8 bargain to any one wishing a first- a be seep at 514 Sth st. n. SALE- Pec stenctae romeg ees evita ae nity lane Sears ERS line ry i CHEAP workers, The Weshingtou Brick ‘and Boundary sts, ne. JOR SALE—THE FUR ITU Toom house; only been in efor rent if desired. MULES. GOOD Machine Co,; 14th Be OF AX EIGHT- use for @ short time; Address A. D., Star office. Fe: mes GOOD, CARRIAGE. BUILT BY Mo- Dermott. Inquire MOSELEY'S wharf, foot of uth ‘au: Wis HOUSE IN PERFECT OORDITION, not less than 16 rooms, suitable for_rentin room, in fit location. “Address Bor 58, Siar office. aul“1 ANTED_HOUSES OF ALL GRADES TO RENT Ee ‘than roe supply. jy13-3m_ HERRON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. WANTED_LOTS. WANZED<1O BUY ONE OR TWO DESIRABLY Jocated lots suitable for subdivision and improve- ment, of 8 food lot with & smal) house on it would do. (LDER, P. O. Box 572. aud-3t" WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, WV ANTED—A LOAN OF 8437 FOR FIVE YEans | & W itaeper cont, per saniumn. on untncurabe REAL ESTATE in city. Box7, Eysaing ‘aud eee — WANTED SLOAN OF (86.000 ON CITY REAL ‘No commission. ASSL estan au6-3t? Star of WANTED-AT 2512, 19TH ST. EXTENDED, orders for sewing and washing. WANTED. FoR THE FINEST PRINTING, Gan, Plate, an Engraving, go to. the Batentes Publishing Giana gO i nw. Campaign peo VANTED—TO. LET THE LADIES ENOW THAT Mr. G, White, Ladies Tailor. is teaching Catring, V Fitting, snd Drapiny by bie aystem during August to the thiddle of »ptember. 1106 Fst, a= ATTENTION LADIES! — CUTIT snd dressmaking taught Jedies in a few days, abling them to cut and it any form with accuracy, structions free for two weeks, to introduce the system. Forteot fitting patteras out a8 System the RElueR, Sig oth et, = ANTED-CLOTHING ieee pak ee sT. Nee SS ee Bags yom at resideiscus. 1y30-2w" WANTED-ALL KINDS WELL WORK DON ‘Woirssousbie rates — nd Wied athe supplied by D. J. MORE AET, 334 436 eke ater ated cekee he Fro. ress Eig: and Mach: Wo virgata ie {WV ANTENA GoOD ONE Hons 8 aie WAsoa Be gitong and durable, THY & BALDWIK, 28 Kellope Boildius. /ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE A’ aay aber Mound: don't oc ieen ; Open oe ‘ait 2 Ap ocr ee month will 200" for four mont cuty. Btiaware ave: ne, oF Capt WAST Lora =e se, —— Sam Im* ‘ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH 81 furniture, stove carpets fouthar ee ee NTKD—FOR a 5. BAUM. 219 70 ot. ow. Fer WiLL GIVE FOR THE NEXT 30 Sat ins in the line of Carri ri, Maruca ond fod) equirments oral val lee, both new and second-hand. oue 12, Passe Page Satiafactor W-F. GEYER, Carriage we FE, SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SEVERAL elewaut Square Pianos, good as new: all latest and inakes "Will be wold for ‘one weak oxig; nt $25; 800, ca. Wi (or Sh 50 lone than thetr he stool and over, aud our goon 2 by euty, sic gil gio a suonthiy fit pad tr Tee aw great ap ‘come “ems $e PIANO EXCHAXGR., 3527 422 0 OR SALE—ONE_& ALE - i; oom HAND 01 UPAGn Piano, ‘one. and. - tion abso wo Wouct tn. dozen other «rvat buncains in ‘Music Dealers, 925 71 “my11-6m Fei SALE — CARRIAGES, (ES, ROAD Pouy Carts, Surreys and alPhands Of Spring obOK S205 bat, West Washtng- 3e19-3m gang jOuN 3 ve toomy cellar: Mot Co tinder the contract ays year pel 00 : perfect. on! Son as torma” For keys apply to WELK & KEPETTI, 526 Kenmayivenia ave se aud @ edoanin nd LEONARD, Heal Estate ‘Awunt, rie ‘ Pt BALOON DOING A GOOD for selling. Apply at 407 TRONARD. fac tate Arent 407 20K BALECHE Dusiinae Sivet awe OR SALE. E216. on 5 hair casi’ balance to suit, Ament, 407 439 st. aw. JOR SALE—TH fer cent investinent. jira, 1 BUYER, 915 4} nt. ae aud at HOUSES IN FAST, WASHINGTON % 1.000, $3,000. 2 000, 1 at & Tat ‘00, on Bast Capitol at, 86.500, Fair values. “All abo Not one at esacrifica by JOHN F DONOROF. ands? 313 Bast © a FOr SLESTURER- STORY DuICK DWELLING, nine rooms: all modern timprovements, located Southeast, “Price $4,200. Cash payment oulyi#300 balance month aude ast Ft, SA SPEND PaRGAINs ox pi barton ave., Georgetown 2 fratmen, heating for #155 Hpac Me ee 3 ‘ ‘ments: * }OKRDAN, Beit Fat sin oat a Ok 4 FEET ON E 8. © Hid 144, prved by two ive Fuvit Frame Condition. with large etatte ca om the pa Ns t0 be opened up. OPSWORMS EDT © BRADLEY, 927 F at Fa SALE—HOUSES. 1301 Kata wh 2e36, rr. Vi ave. nwab he BE ie The above is ‘portion of the books. For full list call at office fo texted on the Istand 15th. (aus) | THUS. E. WAGGAMAN OK SALE-THAT NEATLY BUILT BRICK House sf 110 Fat. ae ix roomie, bath and oll modern improvements, for @4,500. call on OWNER. AT A BARGAIN—BUSIN I pug Wank ‘DaSWSwoWwER : DANES WO Buc. to Dane ert & Son, 115 Fst nw, FTL HOUSES, 11 tol and new Library, for 00 cach; well built, thoroughly convenient; e Jeut home or investment. ‘These bouses ate offered at th eure un account of inutwediate use for money |. B.WIMER, 1813 F st. ms ST. NE, FRAME side entrance, "hhali, bath, Jrox House of six rooms. water. sewerage; small stable of three Foon foot alley in rear: lot 10x91. Price, €1,50 SALE. moderate, Inspection solicited. F ot, Sake CHEAP — LARGE "ELEVEN-nooM house in Mount Pleasant im goed condition: caay terms. J. K. HERTFORD, i623% F et. aul-iw™ N.W.. PRESS BRICK, 8 hall ali m. i: pray RADI Pst. ot 20x10. Oi. price WASHN. DANE SHOWER 11S Fat nw, 40 stm. w., 11 rooms: all will well Cheap to immediate ‘Ost.n.w. 1 FOR SALE NE REEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND Matched T. and Busi- nem Horsca LEADINGMAM & CO. 1397 ist. nw, my16-3m FOR SALES THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE. uires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance, ino Joes of time: no handling of fuel, Send for eireulae and price list. b. BALLAUF, Ax’t, 731 7th st. n12-tr BUSINESS CHANCES. FRE T—DWELLING 1117 101H LTA xt door. Iuquire 926 Louisiana a aad ‘ASH ADVANCED ON ALLOWED CLAIMS AND CAPTORS FEES AGAINST Tui ONY | Bee ADDRESS BOX 7, EVENING | HAT SPLENDID ICE-CREAM, CONFECTION- fy and Sods business, known as SHEKMAN'S. 15 Reason for sélling, requires too much of ing, fe from mai more. Inquire at BHERMAN'S, TE areas | and 30 voice, with, aie ‘boa to each bond. pays the interest coupons semi: annually, and the principal at maturity. Station, Metropelivay Brauch, Baltiqnore ead his Railroad, a coupie of nice rooms with first-class tabl board can be had. “Address Miss M.E. ANGEL, Clawett ‘Mansion, Brigutwood, D.C. ‘aud-3t FEW COUNTRY BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM Modeted at the old Hyatt Mansion, Hyatteville, \d. “Good table, plenty shade, large grounds. ‘Terms Feasouable, Avply to aM. FAHEY, on ines. au ae FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACOOMMODATED at Woodburn, Stott's Station, Metropolitan Branch nd O.: 4% miles out: five manutes" from station. Peay tors. ©. L. MARSHALL 201 Bot mw. ANNON HOUSE AND SUMMER BOARDING Annex for August ahd September. Pleasant, cool Topi ae jigcplient table, Low eaten” addres CE. WNEK, Proprietor, Manassas, , EW oROARDERS DESIRED NEA Vincinia,, Healthy plenty of shade, fruit, Cae JrokeST GLEN—Two comaUNTo re ma southern exposure, with board, st Ch wel. Hil Farm. Address P.O. Box 55, Forest Gien, Mi. a3-3t FEW BOARDERS CAN Bi LY ACCOM. modated at the Windsor Mansion. near Sucar Loaf Mountain, Frederick County. Pure air and water, ommend — ¢ Se aul-6i— ILLA BELLEVUE, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED in full view of ear Conserve Hall, lawn. yet sufficiently retired to Fi; Biles kt WEEMS, Cay Say, 3 00D COUNTRY D: PLENTY OF § SHADE. | Gee rail boiel dno ‘chitrens ‘hear the water ors, ‘Mire 3 fous 8S GUYTHER, Pom PO. 3y17-3w" ROTECT YOUR FAMILIES. vanced a alone. py 4 in the event. ae —s estate for anymore, sein | °C tees | a estate can made et aw L5G abun forretarn to 7100 ee ne, “NE? ARIE, Fo eed EEG Bishi 2. he Ae eee eee eae Wwantages unexcelled. fochington' Oo. Mae? Se EDUCATION AL, OL a (MD ) ACADEMY, & Rs & (MD) ACADEMY, SIXTEEN iL pd Fh principal will mccommodste in tue kuome as PRembers of his tamuliy twenty ve toye. ‘For’ terme, location. course of justruction, abd special xdvanmaret Berea Ee September thew, Ora NEE sow sokvitie. Montromery Comty, Md oud XLARERS Se bas ate, ney len evti ot Warts Twsitih shitual semen verine eps Se TARE 4, wontHinoioR tT Siraangne wv I) oat 2. 4 8s 1223 15m S:. . ‘The MISSES KERR'S Sch, Litue Girie will open Wr ke commodatiens for e limited nuu.ter of Boardias Pe Pile, Until September adsiroan NIAGARA FALLS SOUTH, Ontario, Camsda, ~ DENTAL, ANE cal Departments of Howard | her 1. Bu Tis Ise IXDSOK COLLEGE AND WINDSOR F * | JELLY, DD Prest ve Winds M4. jy3h om | SUOKTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED. A NeW EMA im the art Acme Phcnography tauaht in 16 sins | fesnonsSrotctency stistel ip thinset, Lo mane CLASSES NOW Fe Private tuition daily Sages Departments SLLBGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD, ny ree of Mtiily ule if defo, ‘Ter grnmenit th mort "brat OF catalogues address President ‘T aM NATIONAL aiepicaL conLece MEDICAL AND DENTAL DFPARTMENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNLY EuSITY, ‘The sixty seventh winter session will begin Ontoher 1, 1888, and end March 1, 1889, in the new Collage Busiding, 15 uw. For circular and informe Won of both departiueuts addrosm Dr AF. AL KING. 726 13th st. mw, Washing Telephone call. KX, FOTRE DAME JN institare for Yo for Little Giria, Emble F ‘Conducted by the Bend for catalocue. 2 HASSE MORE ACADEMY 14 orice, Qeachers. Careful trainin, thorvuch inate of quiet Christian boie In beaithy Kev. A. 3. RICH, A.M. MLD. LF RATES POR SUMMER ORATORY e OULT reed th Journals Free "MARTY ¢ LOCUTION AND OWATORY, 245 8th peo .: FF* cock FQ RIS ONVAL bens ite 28th annival seasion fu the Piedmont rion of Wi beauty and heaitht fuwton city, on a brauc Katiroad. The grounds, ten rat Th Vain i OE: Kcguse edtrees G0.0 BUTLER 2h onal M., Prin, . eaithitet, in noes ners and mores cared ull For catalorue addres | Sores canetully 21 Atay” Wal. C. BOWEN, A.M. divest ARY ACAl ork. Send TILDE, __ YEAR—sHon a) $500 Acabriy “on atin, Bu broad at. etattcn, Phila, tral CT SHOR TEATS AE aa Stared WARING TON ConstnyATORY 0% Glows but yeh and Fiano, Ongan, Voior, V Treo dy tu Advantages. “0. HULLAMD. Director ORWOOD INSTITUTE-SELECT SCHOO! POR GIRLS —Appiy at 1407 Mase. ave. Mr nisi Mea D. CABELL. Principals For summer Tkaed addrew Mra 8. W. HALSEY, Norwood, ¥s _ ayn. HE FREDE Meats udly Frederick Valle x 1OK FEMALE SEMINARY i ted fin tie to For W.H PURNELL LL. ferences—liev. Wm A. Dartiey ud elno the following, wh Ss GEORGES HALL, FOR DOYS AND YOUNG en, BL George's, Md, eelect, thor ya a ‘and @300. reopens 'Se Kixeak 0°61: frin “Curcdiors sou” 353 apie SELES HALL. THE READING, FAL MILIy An Academy. Six hours from Washington.” Every inodern appliance for study and recreation. @40" por shaum. "Boye of any age received: Beud {97 cation TNC. tSHOP, Heat Museen res RIVERSITY OF VIRGINIAGOUNDED BT Thomas J-flernon)—Seesivn of nine mouthe, berine WAL M1 Hi T catalogue apply iTS ‘Chairman of faculty, P. UV. University of Va, Va, aad QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLFOE, THREE EN- BS tie oor, Nahoual Baik of the ke i Kwong. Lractioal and Typewrits Hebu Pitman Shorthan: iainews Um Graphophone ts taught in thin cullewe, BARA AL SPENCERS Vice Friel SPENCER, Secretary, Rs: KLAND SCHOOL FOL GIRLS, SaNvi bring. Monteoniery «ounty, M4. 1% ities ‘worch ir city, EKLITZ SCHOOL, OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th ot nw, Wastracton. Open ail suman lied ced es, Aleo, gyuee st Asbury Park, 8° 3,"and Old! orchard 1, COLLBGI Hithion. hoe Ht in America. Lot admitted, free. FAN t. C.K URNEM AM. Cb ASHINGTON KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUD® or tie training of tenchers, V cope, MAX SHO PICKED UP a JY, ait, of Gold Eyeeiosses om boat 4 vot Lake) hast eversing seturm them to the s Gedhoe'W Pua, Adjuant Generale Uther wreatly oblige? 10 CAN HAY nts YOUR SEWING MACHIN: Re Yea Ee ee ASSO serume macmeys SORE Shs oltcchtwther stese y M.WILLIAMS. GP0.W.MCELYRESH. AUYHOM- it Private Dtecthve Aucacy. Coma unhations romtly sticuded t aud etricuy combdeutin “Utes i | ros siluoure W. WILLIAMS Manager, 020 Faw mya-dan CIE SERYICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘abd auewers. Bend lOc. to @ WFLANS, A.M Try Tostitate, _y11-Ime___ Southwest cor. Sth and USTH'S OLD STAND Is THE ONLY vace Where first-class Second Hand Gone, suid af respectabie prices, Aduress or call — ‘be COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. UTIFUL HOME IN GROW? Fv oo alsin. Byte alee oars ail" Tot ove ous tied ae ‘Punp at dour: Front on PRLS, Taio how Pork kya om aE IMPROVED,