Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1888, Page 2

THE C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1888, a Crosen Toxonnow Ar 2 Ovctoce.| Wooowanp i Lec. THE EVE) WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... = August 10, 1988, CHOSBY &. NOVES. 22 cece: that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater thas that ©) all the ether dauy papers bere added together. ‘Will serve thetr own purpose best, and st the same ime greatly accommodate Tux Stax, if they will send {© befo.e noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra lange edition of Saturiay’s payor. the formas Gf which must be seut to press muca earlier than ou Weother tive days of the week. ———+e+-_____ ‘The star Out of Town. Persons leaving the city for any length of time an have Tux Stan mailed reguiariy to any address ‘and for any period they may desire, SH AU orders for the paper by mail must be Gecompanied by the money,—at the rate of fifteen cents week, or fifty cents per month, unless ‘Sent toa foreign country, when the price, includ. ‘lg postage, is 80 cents per month. $$ ‘The reform of abolishing overhead wires in the District seems to be progressing backward. Ccn- Tews decides vo leave the existing lines untouced for the present, the Commissioners ask autuority Yo put up more poles in pursuance of tne congres- sional decision, an 1 now the Commissioners add a Rew species of overnead wire to tue existing net- Work by permitting the Eckingtoa raliway to con struct ap overnesd electric system along New ‘York avenue, Washington has strongly desired an Improvement in the motive power of 1is street rall- ‘Ways, superseuing the horse by eiectricity or cable, Dut im the entire discussion of this linprovement It has Deen assumed that the Commissioners have Placed themselves in posit on to secure to tue city ‘the benenits of rapid transit witnout aggravating the evil of overhead wires. Capt. Griffin was au- thorized by them to investipate the subject of the use of electricity as a motive-power for street allways, and the first recommendation | of bis able and elavorate report 1s: “That no overhead electrical conductors be per- mitted io the city, but such conductors, with due Precautioas totusure safety, may be allowed on suburbaa lines” In an interview Capt. Grifin also said, speaking of the general use of electric motors: “In suburbia lines the system will be to & large extent by overbeud conductors, but for this city, where it Is the intention to put all wires underground, the adoption of this system 13 out Of the question, as the sam> objection ty made to 1t tuat ts made to ail pole systems: that they are unsignuiy, take up tov muca space, and interfere with tbe work of the fire department.” NG STAR.|Tixos Yoo Warr FOR OUTINGS. FLANNEL SHIRTS— ‘The largest possible variety, from the cheap- | est at 60 cents to the finest mada Weknew | there wou.d be « dewand tor thse this sum- ‘mer, and made our preparations scoordingly. SILK SHIRTS— ‘These are very handsome plaids in colors, and are very cool and lixnt, They will do to ‘wear in the balls of Cougrese as well as abvard yachts, FLAXNEL SUITS— ‘White, Striped and Biue Flannel. Just the ‘things for seashore or mountain top. CANVAS TRUNKS— ‘Light. strong and cheap. All styles, for eituer ladies’ or wentiomen, Steamer, Sara toga, Monitor and Dress; 3 up. STANOLECM TRUNKS— A new material for covering, resembling | hammered bras, Various styles; $3.50 up. | LEATHER TRUNKS— ‘All the popular styles. LEATHER GLADSTONE BAGs— The largest variety possible. Split Leather, Grain Leather and Aluigator. CANVAS GLADSTONE BaGs— ‘These are very durable, much more so than the low-pric-d leather ones. One sort.water- Proof, 8 pecuiarly our own. No one else has them, LEATHER CLUB BAGS— ‘From ten inches up to eighteen inches, in~ CANVAS TELESCOPES— Six different qualities, in all the sizes from twelve-inch to twenty-six, Some of these have (our own design) trays. Others ‘acain are constructed to carry nicely dress suite, 80 cents and upward. CRLLULOID COLLARS AND CUFFS— Don't need washing in the usual way. Can be cleaned by oneself with sponge and water. LOTS OF OTHER THING3— Handy to have around, such as Blazes, Biaz r Caps, Belts, shawl straps, Tourist Straps, Teunis Shoes, Canvas Shoes, Seer- sucker Coats and Vests, &. ALL OVER THE HOUSE, SAKS AND COMPANY, COMPLETE OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. ano ‘The Commissioners, who, in their report wo the Senate commitiee, Lave stated In simile vein that | “tan electrical conductor of high potential should | not be aliowed above the surface alos the ine | Uuiess In isolated cases, Where no harm coud ep | sue," have also adopted other susestions of | ptain Griffia’s report, and have urged, for! ‘mstaner, at his sucgestiua, that if the use of electricity 1s authored in street-railway | charters the regulation of methods &.,| should substantially be entrusted to thei. ‘Where such provision has been ins-r ed in raliway ‘charters the people of ta city, reiying upuo the va- Tous oficial outgivings Which wave veea made in opposition to overhead electric wires, nave feit ut | ease in the confideuce that so far x8 the Commis. siovers were coucerned the use of tae above round system woud ever be authorized. The} sole recommendation of the overuea! syst-m tor street raliways 1s KS cheapness [ts disadven- ‘Vages, outside of Lue danjer where a high tesion | curreat, 13 employed are staied as: “The} use of the poe lines which in general will Rot be tolerated in large cities; the absolute necessity of using low (ension currents when te Tail constitutes 4 pact of the electric current; aud the diMicuity of ensuring good contact witu the Tail when the streets are not clean (as in Wash | ingiou?} oF are covered with suow.” Electric Tallways are uct confiued to this system. At the | Antwerp exhibition ia 1885, careful experiments | ‘Were mad. upon diffeseat kiudsof tramway motor, | and eleciric cars with storage Datteries obtained the highest prize, Outside of their greater cost, tue conduit systems, burying metallic | coaductors veyond the poss.bility of accidental contact, are recognized as far preferable for use in | cities, Wasuington suou:d have tue best electiie motor Which experiment bas disclosed. IL 18 con- Teaued, tn bebali of the Commissioners, that they have no power to authorize @ dreaking of the ground for the conduit sysvem of to require the Use Of suoruge batleries Tue fact tat tue DILL re quired (we Co.nials loners’ approval of tbe wanuer ©¢ the cousiruction of the road, and made it lawful for tme corporation’ with the approval of the Commissioners “10 make all needful excavations . . in any of said streets” | and to “piace in such treucues aud excavations | all needful Gevices tor uperating said railroud” | Was thought twocontemplate and to tuciude tuls | power. 1 the Comuissioncrs are really wituout | suubortty ip tue matter, the people O: the city wii | take a more lively inverest in tue wording of new | raliway charters, Tuere is no general dis, osiuion | to aggravate one evil in the effurt to reiorm an- ouner. —__—_——» -=—___ Mr. Mos:, the Germau anarchist, who bas been tm this country six years and is aiready prepared | WO Make Its government over with Lmprovements of als own devising, was a witness yesterday beiore the congressional committee to inv-stigate Immt- gfation abuses fu New York. His wsimony on the stand resembled bis editorial utierances in Print (n one parucular—it did not convey a great deal of useul information. It contained a single meaty statement, however, and that was good | euonga \@ atone for much that was fabby and | Valueless in the rest, There used to be a very | generous emgration of persous of bis way of| thinking, Mr. Most $id, from Germany to tnis | country, but for the last twelve mouchs be did not | think that more than 4 dozen hud come over. | Is will be Just mine mouths to-worrow since Spies, Parsous, Eugel, and Fiscuer were hauged in Chie. ga. ‘The tramp nuisance has sprung up afresh in Delaware, abd is giving the people of that state a great deal of trouble. Tne jails are not large enough to hold (hose arrested for vagrancy. The establisnment of big public workyard,, in tiie prin- cipal cities, with sieeping-sheds attached, 1s sug- gested. By putting vagrants there and making them do work for the state in compensation for Velng yiven a place to sleep and sowething to eat, Some good could be extracted from what ts now ap apparently uomitigute | evi There ts notning cruel in requiring a man either to earn a living | ‘With the opportunity offered or to yo without one. | ————— In Dayton, Ouio, the oth F day, a crossing of Wir's caused the full power from the electric’ street railway @ynamos to be turned into the tele- phone exchange, setting it afire and destroying six Bundred tostruments Th-re is amoral benind this little accident. If tue telephone company had Fup tg wires throug: an undergrouad conduit instead of overne d, there could have been no! crossing. Perhaps the damage done by the fire | ‘Will not cost as much as the first Plant required for a0 underground system; bu after the same wind of accident bs bappened a few Umes ‘more, ‘he debit accouat wil be larger. The incident also furuishes a Warnlog agains: overhead electric railway wires, ——_———-—_____ Experience, observation, the warnings of cau- ‘Uous friends, or ali these together, fraser the | new Duchess o: Marlboroug careiui of the formal. Mies called for by the English marriage laws, She | has bad another ceremony pertormed at le Lon- | don registrar's office, so as Vo make certain that | abe ts the Duke's lawful wife before parting with | apy Of ber bindsome income for his veneut, discuss the American | Copsright lam, bas cuoven an interesting and sig. | Rileant spot for its meeting. Venice how fur. nisned « backxround for more dramatic pea | ‘the Doge's palace is the secne of some of Boro0s | moet stirring works, never protected by copyrigut 4g this couutry, ana the subject of Mr. Howell's Seonociastic researches, never protected by copy. Fight abroad. —$—_——--<—___ ‘The passage by the Hawatian legisiat arenas st eas ST (edilsument allogetuer and reduciog the army te StXLy-Ore men, exclusive of tue military band, ty @ sign that the peopie of the islands have no no- tion of letting their ctvi: authorities be overawed by the presence of armed so.diery in their neigh- Dorhoud, Tuere wili never be a quarrel thereover the presence of troops at the polla Motto for the Busine procession in New York: ‘They also verve who oniy siaud and wait.” Gaxre Sorrs Scovazp a er be tor Ses rp Bysh 24 0% FF $3 oo F ss oMy ERE 685g eet Sa, Ss, Ee Sas, uM Sys5 ss? Exe Sue tery LEG Fe WwewoHH OE f fee Sih y st oo HOP oa s | Srectat “LeOor No, 2. | 01.25; SPRING HEEL BUTI MENS OAUZE SHIRTS. FRENCH STOR. ten’ baibriewan ehirts, French neck.” 250. men's Augula shirts and drawers, 30 DUUBLE COMBINATION, 1]th at, a ¢. auio-2t BBE BOB BBB BoB BBB RRR EEE pop ROR & D eve EF OB OD RE kee Bop SIZES RANGING FROM 10 TO 14 YEARS. PRICES WERE FROM 86 TO $10. NOW YOUB CHOICE Fig ay = BB > ae ALL THIS SEASON'S GOODS, AND MADE UP IN THE BEST AND MOST STYLISH MANNER. It will pay you to examine these. A MM MM o™ 558g fe & fay * oe i ee 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS." A i Be BI GG. L oo TTTT mite £7 BB ll Goa ILLL 00 Tt 00 Fre 3 FF oo F 00 Fr wa ee xy Baki § MM EEE N L A BN 8S FER PE & REREETE F ku S04 BAS 8S Eee feos La | ok Fo et HHH a i Sag TO ARRIVE TO-MORROW. ‘The followine telewram received by us this morning from large manufacturer explains iteelf: New Youe, August 10, 1888. ‘Will ship to you to-day 100 dozen Men's Fancy English aud American Flannel Shirts; have billed them at Half Price. ‘The above 100 dozen Shirts area job that we have been expecting for few days, and will be the cheapest Jot of MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS that we have ever shown. ‘We cannot now name the prices, but stop by and take ‘© look at them To-morrow; they'll interest you. BAU RDS. 9010‘ 7TH, STH, AND D STREETS. EN'S FANCY DOMET SHIRTS, 390.; MEN'S fan y dasuet : ‘4c. DO! ee BI ry a Sahih, Ros col SATURDAY AND MONDAY, AUGUST litx AND 13m ONLY. CHILDREN'S SHOES. Tits nw-ot consists of fresh standard goods that you all koow—heuce conment is unnecessary. Every pair sold ats loss, but we have the satisfaction of mak- iow thivgs lively, even in the dull month of August. LOT 1—D1X's RELIABLE CHILDRENS’ ®PRIXG HEEL, 61; BUTTON, tines 4 to 8—Lay-Out Price,750. LOT 2-DIX's $1.25 SPRING 5 DELLS HEELEV and SPRING “Heki BOLAn TIPPED BUTTON, sises 836 t0 1034-Lay-Out Price, LOT 3-CHILDREN® GENUINE FRENCH KID, ON—Lay-Out Price, 750. LOT 4—MISSE® @1 HEEL end SPKING HEEL, SOLID SOLE, TIPPED BUTTON—Lay-out Price, 650. LOT S-INFANTS' FINE DONGOLA WORKED HOLE 750. BUTTON BOOTH—Lay-Out Price, 460. (Cut-Prices still prevail ou ai) LOW CUT SHOES, HOUSES, 816 7uh ot — i922 Fa ove—231 au8-m.wst,3w —- She aoe ee Sma PALAIS a RRR, GGG A ti BAR-GALTR H gis TTT ES | SATURDAY, AUGUST 11TH Mews Sox SPECIAL DRIVE. Brilliant Lisle Half Hose, solid colors, and extr good quality. They look like silk. Colors, Black Brown, Navy Blue, Garaet and Cardinal For To-morrow. =) gts £8 7 3 : Hee ee %S = MEN WITH SMALL FEET ‘Here is a chance for you. A 86 Shoe for 3.50. Patent Leather Button Shoes, cloth tops, all sizes up to5is. The price everywhere is §6. We will sell you 8 pair for $3.50. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Closed To-morrow at 1 o'clock. Ssors For Bors. Calf Shoes, lacs or button. neat, yet very durable; | were $2.50: now $2, Another lot similar in appearance to the above, but of better quality materials, reduced from $3.48 to 63. Youths’ sizes, 82.50. ‘These sre Ha..an's reliable make, said to be the best. Comeand get = pair. We guarantee satis{action in every case. PATENT LEATHER Button Shoes, clot tops, ouly #2.75. Cheap at $3.50. PALENT LEATHER OXFORD TIES, for 1. Noverrrs Ix Corzans Axo Corrs. ‘Turned points snd roiling Collars are going to be worn, We bave samples of the new goods and they beautiful indeed: some are plain, others trimmed with embroidery of the finest kind ; roiling cuffs with ede of embroidery to match the cvliars are entirely new and very pretty." PIQUE COLLARS, at 12%e., just in. PIQUE CUFFS, at 1e., Just in, PIQUE CHEMISETTES, at 39e., just in. MOURNING OJLLARS AND CUFFS. SEVERAL NEW STYLES, Stripes of all widths, 25c. a set, SOLID BLACK COL: ARS AND CUFFS. COLLARS, 15c.: CUFFS, 20c. THE VERY BEST QUALITY LINEN. THE PaLals ROYAL, Close to-morrot clock. Mowe Sase Russoxa ALL SiLK—ALL COLORS, 9 AND 10 INCHES WIDE CROWN AND OTTOMAN EDGES, 1 ONLY ¥ ¥ ppp YY DD Y BB ¥ Bow = ST] Ro ‘More Lace Flouncings on hand than we should have is the cause of this reduction. Oriinal prices were lower than any other Lonse, and with the 10 per cent deducted make them mervelously che»p, Our $1 Black Chantilly Flouncing is 42 inches wide, all silk, sold formerly for $1.35; 10 per cent off makes it 90c. Or @1.50 Black Chantilly Flouncing is 42 inches ‘wide, all silk and a.clos-ly covered pattern, used to be $1.75: 10 per cent off makes it $1.35 a yard. Our $1.75 Biack Chantilly Flouncing is 42 inches ‘wide, al silk, handsome designs; 10 per cent off makes st 01.574 yard. ‘The #2 Flouncing is known to be the very best that could be bought for that money. 10 per cent off makes it $1.80 yard. Then we have all prices up to $5 19.8 yard. BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE FLOUNCING At $1.25, $1.68, 82, $2.68, ko. A brief description of the cheapest of them may give you an ides of thetr value. Our $1.25 BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE FLOUNC- ING is 42 inches wide and all silx. Heavily-covered ‘Rose and other patterns. 10 per cent off makes it 81.12% yard. WHITE FLOUNCINGS, Oriental. 40 inches wide, ‘B5c., 45c., ¥5e., $1.68 yard, Valenciennes Flouncings, 42 inches wide, $1, $1.19, $1.25 81.95 yard. ‘Spanish Guipure and Chantilly, 81.68, 82.68, $3.98, 84.35, $5.35. NETS FOR OVER-DRESSES, Cotton Potut D*i sprit, in ell colors, 4c. yank. Russian Net, Black, 6U i.ichos wide, superior quality, aT THE FALAI OVAL. ‘& LISNER, Proprietor, Cor, 12th st, and Penna. ave, ‘FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1888. ‘Wo close to-day at 5 p.m, Saturdays, during August, at1p.m. Weshallbe under obligations to our cus- tomers, who will be kind enough to do their shopping to-morrow before that hour. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Israxte Wean Devantesr. We have opened many new things in this de- partment. Infante’ Short Nainsook Dresses, “Gretchen Waist” Fine goods $2.75 to 85 each. Infante’ Fine French Mull Caps, 50c., 6240 ‘and 75¢. each. Infante’ Fine Bilk-embroidered Caps, $2, 82.25. 62.50, and $3 each. Infants’ Flannel Shawls, Silk-embroidered, ‘Toe, 81.25, 81.50. 82 to $4 each. INFANTS’ CAMBRIC SLIPS, 250., 37H¢. 50e. to Toe. each. INFANT! NAINSOOK SLIPS, $1.37, 81.75 to 85 each. INFANTS' CAMBRIC SHIRTS, 35c. and ‘S70. each. INFANTS' KNITTED WORSTED SHIRTS, short sleeves, 3754c.; long sleeves, 50c. and Te. INFANTS’ FINESILE SHIRTS, 81.25, 81.50 each. INFANTS' SHORT FLANNEL SKIRTS,62%, 75. O4c., 81, and $1.25 each. INFANT'S LONG FLANNEL SKIRTS, $1, $1.50, 82, $2.50, to 4 each, Infante’ Hand-knit Worsted Sacques, white fancy, 50, 75c., $1, 81.25, and $1.50 each, Infants’ Cashmere Lonx Cloaks, $3.75, 84.50, 85.50, 86, 86.50, 87.50, 89, $10, 810.50, $12.50, $13.50. LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Walking Skirts, deep cambric tucked ruflle, two clusters of four fine tucks each above the raffle, Price, 55c. each. ‘Muslin Walking Skirts, with 5-inch Hamburg ruffle aud nine tucks in the skirt. Price, $1. Lailies' Lawu Dressing Sacques, tucked ruffle around neck and slesves and down front, with two clusters, each of four fine tucks, on either side of ruffle. Price, Lawn Dressing Sacques, tucks down front, neck, and sleeves, and bottom trimmed with polka dot embroidery. Price, 81. (second floor, two elevators; separate depart- ment) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Corser Coven Deranruesr. High-neck Corset Covers, good quality of muslin, nice fitting, 250, each. Muslin Corset Covers, Square neck, trimmed With narrow cotton edge of lace; sizes 34, 36 ‘aud 38 bust measure, 25c. each. A finer quality of Muslin Corset Covers, High neck, trimmed in front with fiue tucks and edge of embroidery around the neck, 38¢. RIBBONS. Our Ribbon Departinent still continues its many attractions, waintuining its usual high staudant. A very complete stock combined with ‘ample facilities for cool and convenie .t shop- ping. We think our customers will appriciate the bareains to Lehadat this counter, among which we enuuerste the following: 30 pieces 9-inch Moire, Tan edge. Colors— Lilac, Cardinal, Wuite Navy and Browa at 7c. Ver yard. Extra cood value. Also, a full line of 8-inch and 9-inch Moire, (Crown and Plaia edye in ulithe new aud de.ir- able shades COLLAR AND CUFF DEPARTMENT. ‘The popularity of Tourist Ruchings is with- out abatement. They hive become in fact an ry-day, all-the-year-round article of wear. For traveling, Louse or street-wear, they aro equally serviceabie, It being # staple article, weaim to keep our assortment unb:oken, and at present we quote: Two-row Mus in Ruching, Cream, White and Black, 6 yards in a box; 186. per bor. Piain flutted ruffling sti:ched edge; also thirty Lace edge ruff ngs, iu different degrees of fine- ness, $0. 50, 60, and 75c. per box, containing 6 yards. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Among the many bargains which this depart. ment offers, the following, Just received, are a few, to which we ‘nvite your attentio: Ladies’ 6-Button Lenuth Jersey silk Mitts, in Black, Cream aud Whit, 50c.a pair. Ladies’ 6. Batton Length All silk Lace Mitts, in Black, 23¢. a pair. Ladies’ 8-Button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, emroldered backs, in assorted shades of Tan, $1.25 a pair, Men's Taffe aGloves, in Tans, Browns end Grays, 35c. a pair. GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL SHIRT SALE CONTINUED ‘The response to our Mid-Summer Shirt Sale ‘Was most gratifying, Notwithstanding the gen- downward tendency of Sb rt-makiug—that 4s, the rivalry to see who might make the cheap- est -hirt—our manufacturer hus stoutly maia- tained bis high standard of material, workinan- ship, and finish, believing that this policy was right, and sure to be recoxnized. Not only has he maintained this standard. but has steadily ‘advanced w.th respect to the small points here- tofore considered of winor importanée, and it is these fine pointe that stamps his Shirts the best made, A low price isno longer the desid- eratum, but good-Atting Shirts at « yam Paice. Our “Mascotte” Dress Shirts, 390. each. Our “Paragon” Dress Shirts, at 50c. each. Our *Tally Ho!” Cress Shirts, at 62c. each, Our “Ei Mahdi” Dress Shirts, at 75c. each. Our “Bachelor” Dress Shirts, at 870. each. Our “F. F. V. Improved” Dress Shirts, at $1 each. MEN'S SHIRTS TO ORDER, OF SILK OF FLANNEL, OF MUSLIN, ‘No effort will be spared to obtain the reputa- tion for making the Finest Custom Dress Shirts Possible to make, ‘We use only the best muslins and linens, while the character of the workmanship and ‘Anish wil, be of a high order of superiority. A perfect fit and absolute satisfaction is guaran- teed. Weare fuliy prepared to make to order ‘Pajamas and Shirtsof fine Domestic and For ign Flannela, of which we are showing a superb line of patterns from which to select. W emake any alterations, and refit shirts, put in new bosoms, neck-bands. wrist-banis, &c.. in short, Just what you wish done in this line, we are prepared to do at the lowest possible price con- sistent with the work desired. WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, 1013 F st. nw. Pav Dewenest, Fane in great variety. Latest shapes and new- est designs aud a:tistic colorings in Japaneso Fans. Painted, printed, and gi.ded Fans in gold and allvery effects. We are offering the best = prettiest Fans for the money possible to Japanese Fans for children only 4c. each. ‘Fupanees Fans for Ladies, 10c., 12340, 15¢, 22o., BSc, B0e.. B5c., 40, 500, 600, 75c, 800.,90e., to $2.50. ‘Finest quality of Japanese Fans, decorated ‘with fern petterns and tropical plants, in guld and silver effects, besutitully carved bambo sticks, two and three Iscinys, and finished with ‘Milanese cords and tassel, 90c, $1, €1.40, and $2.50 each. All kinds of Pocket Fane, ‘in plain and fancy colors, ‘Excellent stock of Black Fans in the various destr-ble abapes. (First floor; rear.) FOR SALE-—-HOUSES WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. 3 7 2 NW. | FQOK RENT — UNFUPNIS ED ROOMS ON THE fay BURGESS & CO., 925 F ote + sai ty = A Hoje wor serauaud Capusberiaian for rina, two | aud 43s ete. n. w. SEW abe | eee — ~ rN. W.. Two 1.Al See ore we TOS | Pee ey eae ANTES COOK: CHAM | wi { suitabve for ove Perecba at run Wiaten, gues tang tot: cae | nies seas an via: Colored Men ay: Fy, Driverser farm Hanis: Qolored Men s_SAM'L A. COOMBS, O56 ¥ ANTED—AT DICK’s AGEN Wee! ‘$40; chant leundrese-m*n eouks waters, butlers Men and Lotel hei 61 We: rath at W4STED—A BRIGHT BOY TO HELP IN DINIX Ture Bot be ex}. Hletie'd. si good wa. os pad. ‘Inquire st NAVY YARD EXCHANG!, 1100 81 stae F oop Wansttdatwo oexrewe b te aa and pestas * = te, cal Sina jecentive can DICE E'SVANG, “6a Pat we ie ANTED—A COMPETENT CCLORED WOMAN Waites “Bat eke eletence Shuiea Cal at 339 Cat uw, cctween the hours uf Gand o'civck Me P. 1a WAN HIRE A COLOKED BOY WHO understands the care of a horse. Apply 903 N atnw ta WASTED-AT PRINTING OFFICE 514 STH ST. Lew. tWo boys who have had expricnce of presses. auld: WAXED. WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN- gil housework; no washing or irouine. snply 414: 9th st: ewe ‘ano St” ANTED — ONE FIRST-CLASS WAITER AND ‘oBe x00d cook, on House, Dib at, oppor site Ceriter Make, y Lauoton Hot sub: POR RENT_NEAR CAPITOL BANDSOME, COOL communicati: g rooms; ¥ MC : two lines care and herdica ‘ood table board.” Or whale ot of house, with diuing-room and kitchen, 2 ave. aude t RENT—TWO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM: large and small one: in» ‘ST. good. " toara: ta private iamily, referebeey tequitea, Tita st nw, a 8 RK RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS 937 aw. R RE! “ aud ip private family; lance double corner house, south feat trout, relerences anion and east trout K LOR RENT—4 Co} Boor of house 635 D st. n.w. for light hot-ekcop= ing, $20." Inquire i the store below oF GF SCHAF- required =t, B Fy wih pantry, coal closets, gas meter. FOR _RENT—OFFICES. BR LENT—OFFICE ROOMS IN No. 1503 0 Adivine Me are. Hives & Co, baukers. LL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th stu WANIED-AT I8I6 H ST. N.W_ 4 GOOD CHAM- berma.d ad jaundress. “Apply, with refer nces, after 9 am to-morrw, Aucust 10. aug-2t WAS IEDIMAN CAPABLE OF TAR! ‘of correspondence in’ claim attoruey’s ofhce; must thoronsly widerstand pensionand bounty saws: steady and well recommenued. Address, stating expe- Fi nce aud salary expected, ALTUMNEX, Btar office use" FOR_RENT—STORES. _ J{OR REN 1—STORE AND DWELLING, and I ste.nw. Apply to M. HINES, 92 aw. QUR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING, LOCAIED cor. Stuand H st u.w., suitable for auy business purposes. Inquire S00 8 se nw aus WANT: D_WHITE AND COLORED COOKS AND houseworkers for Philadelphia, New York, Bro. k- lyn; also ‘waite cooks, ure dre-sinakers, waiters, and! seullions, city. #. M. SURNHAM, GSO-G52 ¥ st aud-6u" WANLEDSTUPIT NURSES APPLY AT OnTI- DREN's HOSPITAL, L3th and W sts, aud-tt WANTED--SITUATIONS. aulo-30 iG (NEW a very desirable loca For. gES —STOKE AND DWEL ‘ing, shoes, or coufectiouery. Tat SWORMSTEDT & LKADLEY, 927 F et QOR RENT—STORE. CELLAR AND ONE ROOM, 4 Mth enw. Appiy to WC. JOuN: aw. ay23- Lm JOR, KENT—NEW STORE AND DWELLING, 129 | Est. nw. Handsome plat-inss windows: mod, improvements aud excellut location tor renting roous, yere-dun FUR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS ANT: ED_AT, HEADOUARTENG = POSITIONS ior Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Lauudres: Nurses Neumatress, Ven Waiters oaks Coachwer 1144 2istst. a. w. SAM W wi TED — DICKS “FOK COOKS, maids, wutres, laundress, scometress, uurves, yalets for traveling; wa.ters, coschmeu. abd hostiers{or fauilly and resorts. ALcity retereuces, G13 7th xt 2. we aul0.2t" Wi ANTED-BE A XQUNG COLORED MAN, A hiuiselt ener Waste situ ti Star office. 200 Ost Dew. a YK. GISTERED DRU ERK, in Drug Store. Address CARDAMO: ‘auy-2t* NTED—BY AN + XTRA GOOD SEAMSTRES: work in faites by the day or Week. can make children's clothes, etc.; references given. Address Box 47, Star office, aut? WASIED — SITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND colored “Chambermuiis, nurses, Cooks, | pastry cooks, K.tchen hands, lostlers, houseine.., clerke &c. este country aul resorig, By AL. BURSHAM. 630 sud fst. V AN’ E thew § for three adaits aud Lith aud 16th sts ‘Address, Kiviusg location aid t rus, A, B., care Joun Suerman & Co. 1407 F ot. new, “a10-3U* Wk craevca-rovin Hote, between G wud F sts. u.w. ; Feut wut to exceed $0, ‘Star off aL, Wayte>stoB Huse, woderu improvewents: peighooriiood; cuss Dot to exceed $3,000. Ai B., “tar ofti-e, 0 BUY o1 Ware. fru 9 to 12 rovins, in go stating terns and cxact location, Star ottice. WBANTEDSHY ‘OF ALL Gi NY vse Weave iiore ealis than ‘re can suppl Sin YY HERRON & KAMEY, 1307 F at HES". SALE—A RARE CHANC! Tue stock, Axiures aud good will of an old stand iestauraut, the prevent proprietor having carri-d (ton, {or 28 youre aud winhiug to retire, J. SCHNEIDER, ‘Opposite Wasuuucton Ferry Ladi, anl0-3t* s_Avexaudrn, Var ROK SALE-A FIRST-CLASS DAYTO: at 1207 7th st, JOR SALE—ONE NEW SAND SCOW: WIL. TAKE ‘00d horse as part payment, Apply 220 Hst.aw. “anion 3 JOR SALE—JUST VED i Jot of driving and work Horses. Stable corer 11th and Water sta. aw. Belt Liue cars pass the dour. ast JOR SALE—A YOUNG HOUSE: 16 HANDs HIGH; lame: will work auywhere- sold tr waut of use, Apps VIRGINIA A table in rear of 214 Penusyivania uve. a, aud. 16" For sac ‘Theadvertiser having contracted bi 9 ensrage- | ments that wil require hi-aUseuce abroad foram i0- denuite period of thue offers at private male all big Horses, Carriawes, Harness, etc. The stock consists of Nos. Land 2, haudsonse crose-matobed t md € ay, Loree und mare, 5 wud 6 years sound, guide apd periect, both elews.. a ach sur double or single driving, will by Separated i desires, No. is the vuick horse’ Harey,” 6 nds, guarauteed sound, kind aud 4 very free promptdriver; wil stad withe wd Is i every sexp cla ‘pe.tect burse tor 4 is the very stylish browu horse 6 years old, 15% bends: is suuad. kind aud geutound a fast traveler Lue arvia es coupriee au eleaut | ght -xteuml out» seat tour, in the latest style; bumg ow: tout wheels turn wider, end has laiups ad feud r~ over wh eis. A very tice Mo- (aul wazou aud (wy very bandsome wiue-bar sprig Duxwies, oue With slifti @ top and one without twp | All the cartuzes hve been carefully used, were made by tue most reputable makers, aud show but litle Wear, Shree sels tue siugie haruess, one set licut doubl- harness, used but cwice, bis kets, Toves, ct All will be eoid separate: dealers, speculators or aly be Iu seares Ui slic. witicles ete tuviied tO huspect them, aids owuct desices to dispose of thei at uuce, au, rea onuble offer wi. b considered. ‘For au inspection and als iuiurauat on apply at OWNEK'S STABLE, 729 17th st. nw an8-3t* Back of the € reor-n Art Gullery. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS Ww ANTED—\ SPEING-TUP_ WA P WAGON. SUITABLE, forcountry. Address SPRING BANK. Ale: ana, ¥ ____ aul0-3 V yANTED-TO SELL CHEAP FOR CAsH tive Paiuter’s © p-rent cheap; } good, Address FAINTIte Stat office. 'aadO WASTER WuITE NOW FOR SEED OF RAK cles ever-b.co.uing Ofelis lower. ihegain Bhe, to Mss M. SMITH, Genes, Howard Co, 3d 1t W A UEDaig BokUON 84.000 ATS P:R CANT for # term of ya.eon coutiaily located modern bras Rew property worth at le-st 87,000. Addrvas Bec, wacom) a ie Vv VANIED—TO LET THE LADI: Ss KNOW THAT ir. G, Witte, is des! Tailor, is teuelvug Cutt Fitting, aed D ay tine by hs esate ducing Auras to the uiddle ot Sept. GkU. WHILE, 1106 Ft, aup-Ge* Vv aie em et O00 is A We.lestablia ed good paying Dusiuces * gentionian. Address BQ. Star oad W ANTEDCTRY QUE BUTTERINE XT 20 CENTS per pound: dou't ter tun ‘butter sstialsedon east round) or mouey refunded: statis (rewember the numbers); Center asjoiuing Golden's Fish stale; oven daily uli 12:30: Satu. days ail day sal o 40. 4. w.: open ail Bas Watt OSCREBS Ee WaAStEDo 1G Be rhiture, stoves, carpets, Lea: Ler ue. books, raver, iron, brass, and copper.” 5G GGENAEIM LA LORS. Bw. “Orders by mail prompty atten au7-Im* f YEAL on unincumbere Addras Box per cout REAL ESTATE iu thi Star oftice. WANTED ATTE Sud dressmakinie jew days, ei- abu thom to cut and ht any tora with -ccursey. In Strict ove tree fur two Weeks, toautroduce the systeu, Fer-ect nittiog patterns cut ald drap-ux froin auy de- fen a specialty. Systm the lust, Mus. DE- KEMER, o1V Oto st. uw. Sy380-20" W ASTEDICLOTHING EXCHANG 201 4 SF. Aw. iuguest coh pice pad for lades ani pentienen’s Gast of Ciouing, send city. “ANTED— PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- stered, Mattresses inad iFst-class, style, py Work ous OU st aw. Ay) UR SALE—CHE P— Lot seound-band rick (cleaned), ‘Lot secund-laud window-sash (gazed). Lot second-hu -d pulley: Lot secoud-Laud iin Tot sccud-b nd itm aud outnidedvors and ‘rames, Four secoudeliand frame porches (gvod condition. Gue vod secuid-haud furua ¢, iD first-class order, used but two winuers, taken out 10 j us iu steam, A so .uur large and ioar smail lizhts ot F~ nch plate BAKBUU. B28 SACEFIY, CEE 10 MAKE KOOM FOR our ful aud winter stock uf carriazes we will ¢1oe out our ts Tiwes at greatly reduced p bd velucie cau buy oe ol us bow Lor what it Would Coxt to buy an i: rior ouc elnewhere “Every oue i Wasui eton knows that we laudle nothing but the Dent word, AS owkW J JOYCE, ‘sué- Aw 412-414-426 Lath it, JOR SALE-T WILL GIVE FOR THE NEXT 30 de sxtrater barvains in the line of Carriages, Bi kies, Wayon-ca.ts, harness, abd equipments of all Styles, bot new and secoud-band. oue 12 Passenger Wagonetie. “Sutistactory exc can be made. rE GRYER, Carsinge Factory snd "Repository. 400 3 228) FOR SALE PECTAL BAUGAINS TX SEVEKAL, eleaut Square Pianos, uo! as new; all best “umprovements: fine rich quality makes" W il be suid for owe week Oly, a: acd $50 less than their value. stoul abd co r, aud our Usual wuarantee woes win each plauo, ers are ouly $10 montuly tli pad for. ‘TBeseare great suap ius, 8 COLE quck. Tuk PIANU EXC 27, * Fee, 88 — ONES: COND-HAND, UP..1GHT Fiano, e103; oue at $170 sud at #190, aud ous doze other sreat bangsius in qdanus “HUGO WORCH C0." Susie Dealern, 025 7th at.tcw. —myT1-tin oH S\LE— CAKRIAGES, BUGGIES, RoaD Bcc Poy Gatte Sttney and all aude of Spm axousy On Say yayiuenis OF cask; Fepuiring s spo eaty, SOHN 3, CUUK. S203 Mats West Weaning: tou. oe est yelbedus ‘OK SALE-WE KEEP OONSTANTLY ON HAND Matched Traus Suge Drivers sadule and Dust. Less Horses “LbADIsGiAa & CU. 1337 List, nie tay AU-du {0K SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS_ENGIN RE- quires uo boiler; avoids ull expensive attendance: Lo loss of time: uy buid.iug of fuel. Send tor careuiae aus price st. D. BALLACK, ALG 731 Ttu st. ulz-te MONEY TO LOAN. Sth and Yan, ast Bo lu Fo SAL ton rent oiL JOR SALE—T, . 9D st. cot bait | ROB SALE 12 roe pear laa AKER & Jou yacR sa erty in W. 12 oF 1d rovuts; and-20 OR brie fer tno Tian aoe x JOR SALE OR EXCH NEW Poon hoiine in Ncrtiecet Wesley farm on line of railroad » Mh $..9F 4.00 {5.000 The above te ouly a books. Yur full ust sally ‘the Ist and 1 ota, ani, a2 B HE aud 1ost commodion- northwest ot the. nowt leveland ud 110 E-OR 1 XCHAN feat Washington. lance house coutain « \X ST.N. Ws Room fot 3. 38240.40 to gucd sitey tot ss 457 50! "very “shea. : W. LINKING, Ivih'sud Hee asked. house iu *voo| EDUCATIONAL. aARTYN's +s Meee Toe ; Sas stodcaw weaned, Bi Nig aie Wr PD: N™ Asst ster es > rising set.» Mine PORTER Supe Teiegraphy Dvpartinent 9 IR Ponte Ant Supt ule DICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS TIONAL ORE vaueL tt, The 8th eucael carey cee oh way. etc i. Yeahs formation, apy to i AREER MD. Deny 1116 Het ue, Teiepbous aly és a SHOKTMA! VOLUTIONIZED. A NEW ERA Ratan heme Povnoerepuy eotibeta 16 change ambi Prnclaicy ation three enemib CLASSES NOW FORMING. Private tuitica daily.” Typewriting tauebt free of change send stamp fo. prospectun Waabiuar ch Shoot ry ‘yo | Poe aia to alae | ROCESEAE (MD 7 ACADEMY, SIXTEEN Mrciis i. 10mm by rail from Wasliuot-n city.” ihe eich death sew tetas 4000 18021 to 18S Lee. 2 ere Ralchetcee pertion of the office for tulle 1HUS. EWAGGAMAN. O-STORY FRAME DWELLIN = ©. bear N J. ave. price $490. Iogure FEROLNAND SCH sD fore ia. mw. wuld VERY BEST VENTILATED stuail corner tri erty im tie ueywouth ana west frost on W Tovmisend bald, pb stile €1790- S\PHERD & CO.,1321 F SACHUSETTS AVE. NW id house; weiguiorhod ued i ean trae ae beter petty WAR Ek {au10) Tw xt hhoitse on wiley; 83.000. WHIT- 14] bet alo. | SCUSNINGHAAT Tus Fag ee PMY WY im* E—A FINE OLD FROP- PS PH gong £4,000. Ai nly to WASHINGTON DANEN GOW 11S F st, Sale "8 FOOT FuONT WITH 10-KOOM Near Capitol, 8003 preve-Urick, bay wit Gow. Mtbret, wear ast Cait oh $2000, d CHAS. A’ SMIELDS, 1006 F at, nw, AND 707 ITH ST. 8. ¥.. TWO j pay. window bricka "the city. pro- Sided with all modera’ ingrowenen oo bath, fine roomy evliar: uot comaructed: tir eebonde eamiver usidcr the ue built by work of the best strvet wil be vo crete tke yar. tide perfec $2,000, on an fe tern. For keys eo Les 6 Fenuryvauiseve aes eS MEE Fok SL THLE STORY BUICK DWILLING. | sett alee te aated ce £4,200. Cash ‘payment ouly #300. | Dalene; mouthiy. Thiekw RUne ProkD, | “aud-6e" 7 F ot uw. JOK SA FA BAIGAIN, TWO FINE RE dences, 472 and 474 0 Bioderu ii; roveien, Purchaset 2909 Q bh. Or. new. 24g Bh. Bold Prospect | 3056 and os Mt and sto ¢ stb. hs ‘Both, bs he _Tnguive NO! 474 O'st. n.'w FShsg eougtses— nw, ve or it B, we, 11 Foon Lseli cheap to tum “33 20th #t, Or..#5,000 at nw. Gr 4000 ©. shade. ‘County Lo-kout sroit, wth V ser Wo N.CHOLS, BaEess ruts aud ¥ suh-Bt COU) | (OOD COUNTRY BOARD AT #4 PER WEFK, Geiiieese FeLer STALEY, Boyd's Bata WE wowery County, Md. FW MOus. BOATDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated at Kocky Knoll: healthy location aud plenty Address HAL HUGE, Linon, 1 ou: FEW MORE Boal dated at Locust Grove Leasthy location truit, ie und dai Aduress County, Ma OUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD NEAR POINT rt Datla. bowling. sbi, a aid butter, by app DUNBAK, kidge F. 0., St Mary's Cousty. Md yANTED-A FEW MORE BOARDERS—MoU tain View: nitu.ted Noyntains: a: the CAN Union Farm House, withiu short distance of Se. hue bealthy locati , fine imcuntain view, daily: Tow, large rooms, spriue beds; table Unsuryasned Wravsporuation towaiitum depot tree, Addrens MRS D. ii. PLASTER, Unison, Louwoun County, s 3 (MMER HOARDING NEAR Ooi! Ser: conveueut for bathing, fislt ‘TRY BOARD. auie-we auy3tr BE ACCOM Mo. ear the mouut. ‘mail, terms Li. Wowakes G rn, BE et ATE E. ‘Terme au9 St ue eastern s.ope of Blue wide «conde tiuruinied. J Ax, nie, Loudoun Co., Va. aid st BE ACCOMMOD ATED, AT vale aw ja, ad NFIELD HAR Aull Bucter, Adress LAB Li ‘ide P, O., st. Mary"s Co. | Wath'Go Mi ia. saw. A $20 per mouth ut water, ly to Mews ‘haly bea Wot, tehecay ve “6 m9 7 ANTED—ALL KINDS WELL WORK DONE AT Feusolabie tutes: Tnks, Pumps aud Wind Mills sn) plied by B.S. MOR. ATI, 414 4p inyiou, D.C. agent tor the Kirkwoow' Lo: ‘For ps a above, UF to the FF0- tieul Ps 8 W &. ANLED— Si UDEN PHON Bo. kkcepinx, Business or Artistic Writng. Course Cool wevuus bad, Adress JAs, COBBIOON. 21 Capivol cud siana. "aul jas yous, W Sinitatand Spina Sintate, Qvaan and Uorias trou 1 re —— a oe re. Gilres Cuivds" reterencen Wash DE, 13) Soule ~Sg Station, Mont. G FEW MOKE BOARDED dated with lange airy rooms, first-ciuss bowrd, ex- ASQOMNODATIONS IN THE COUNTRY few parties with eve.) couvenience, VACANT R OM AT THE DE LANDER FAUM, Sy mile fr m Boyds Station, 29 wiles from Wash lust. where there are Bo c.iidreu byaruitur; terns: Address EG. De ianuer. Boyds y ud. FEW BOARDERS Ca’ 4t Woodburn, st. tt ud 0.4% mules out: ve winter i. MM QXCULLENT BOARD. GOOD _1 te water: ur 2s Weds” Ack. MeLNITCIET: Piep. cts XOMFORT RETREA’ larsummer resort in ‘the mount ins of M KOWNSVILLE, WASH. CO. KK PEW LADIES aud gentivimen can be “.coommodated with board Live comiorts, tor August nd september. (So perwek Miss LIZCIE Terus BOTLELS Browuevilie, ‘aust oe A charge moderate; BOLDIN 1414.9 aus" “ck int CAN BE ACCOMMO- beaMULUl surcoun ime, at very fates. couveuieut for clerks i Depart- ply to JOHN L. LAKE, Hans.tou, . Loudoun “BE ACCOMMODATED Station, Metrop« ‘OOMS, FINE tain, riy ‘Terms: Per week, #1 to #10. stinde: near tu " FIRST-CLASS POPU- Ferry), advantages uuexcelle: Yat, Ws sbhuihwton Co., Ma jez ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- woved Teal eslate security. 4 are umounts & Tiebie ROTH E Ar Onb. E mo ONEY TO LOAN—$1,000 AT 5 PER CENT ON approved Washiuxto city proj TILER & KUT ud-6t* ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es! ance placed; eb coulectsd. «Us -6i M THOS, : 3y26-1m 1236 F sirect iw. MoS roe’ ON APPHOVED “REAL Estate Security. JOHN SHERMAN & CO, TEDCFON GASH FUMMITULE 1m 1407 Fst uc. ANIED—FOR CaSH—FULNITUKE FEA THEI = a WwW Deis Carpets Stoves, oF entire licuselold Bi | Jy EAL ESTATE INVERTMERT cis, AduLess *s ‘sie H. BAUM, 219 7th stow. OTLE CLT FAVALLE QUARTERLY, WANT GAGE WHY AECL THETIC EYESIGHT | Vat Chk eeD. Should conaié "2 MO HEMPLER Opcian, alos WAGUAMAR. 91? Fat s r Avd MAKE NO MISTAKE in the place. £9.000—T0 LOAN WANTED TO PASTURE AT GENL E 6.000 We tall wicca tarm 83:5) ner tu horney Wi ed ON KEAL ESTATE. Uihusa deere, yon 00 [e251 THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. NTED — GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, 10 LOAN IN UMs ‘To SUIT: PEED gee ot fod cas he er | BLOY OOO cSaets, Sus LACT: Cink prices” Wil bo paid. or oo dey. Boi) Waknien & Co. Y's Loa Uttice, 201 Feun, ave., corner zdst us 910 F sta : myee1y TNSUMS TO SUI, MUDERAIE WASTEDOT ENOWN THAT FRESH ALDEN- Leto fa je los" Ward primis, 400 perio Also Cor. vere fi 3 tage Checse and Butwermulk, Swost Mk Sc. per quart, uy’ y ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLE NING AND Keuovating Works; “Feathers Keuovated. Mat- trevaes Made Over, Furniture steamed, und Moths De- stroyed. FH. YOUNGS, Umice 1402 Pu ave., Factory con. oth, and K ste ke," Leusphous 10-2 oF 1002 aplisu Warp KNOWN THAT C.& BUNDY, OF 458 Louisians av... (opposite City Hat), 1s oF Dovds ural uy Distos aud Lerriwories, Ey $50.000 Bree re eee Sian 80 per oyat value ot vod hiproved iy. ‘Money edvauced ou buuses in process EGubruci.on. b2ih on 11H bus 1222 FacjiG Lut 3y16-Sun. $100,000 TO LOAN—FOR SALE 15 61,000 rst mortage bouds at par aud iar ak GH Wal Te & So., B22 N, Charis «t., aumore, LUst AND FOUND. OST—AUGi ST & IN HEUDIC CAB, PUCKE bovk co.taiuing about $1! ‘Wil the huder pieans we (ig suine st S25 Sistas. n.w.. end recerve reward? aul0-20° Losing it SE ROAR head ‘TO CASINO, SILVER much deut we ‘Teltpuoue 7 NEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FAOM @500 UP- He eo Siuuis, Ou approved teal estate iu thas enty. on “eu. BOLTZMAN, w16 Comer 10th uid # ats. aw, Vf ONEY TO Loas lowest arprovedesss Miissatee ie ects Tox @ bows. Geuute security. fe err ee . ns a ented ne SSE Peuusy.Vauwesve. AS EES HES EY TO0M" gazes of isTEREst UST—BLACS-AND-TAN GYP. ANSWERS TO Ud KeaL ag ee name ot Daly, front teeth gone. reward ‘ike HEM © CO. 1. seturned to 608 . ast Cay itol 6. sulu-2t re} ~ aw. J OUND SMALL, GOLD ply 1117 18th et. UC PPOSED AT CORNER 9TH AND F STS. {2 y.tmail hunthar-case iver Watch, shore atte Gu i; auc audage gu inide. ‘wetarntoPRENTIS © Diug Store, 7th aud ¥ w. 10-2" ] 05 (4 LADY'S LACE PIN, WITH TURQUOISE gee ee Sen een 8 eae 2. ‘OST—AN A GOUNT BOOK IN VICINITY OF wiuwend Printing ThUre. ay, ifietae150 Bat a we te GLE MA ‘BAN (CHARM. Ap- tue Bureau of ‘August 9. "Reward if le Bt | os MSDAY, AUGUST 9. FROM 33% T—ON THU FRY at Lier eetie cain x ‘TO ‘ON REAL ESTATE AL LOW: MoS=* 70 Loan ox 5 WASH'N DANENHOWER, ap24 Successor to DANENHOWEK & SON, 1115 Fit. Nt LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OX FIKST- ONEY To al sr. Shure the security is rood “ NG es GALEN, 303 Tth at PEKSUNAL NY CLELK EMPLOYED IN THE AGRICUL- Attn obs sauury of 8000 oF mor who Would Ike's teauster to the War 5 Wi, sar office. “st 1 GEO.W. MoELFRESH, AUTHOR- Tica Parvate bowers ‘Ancucys Conutiutestons Libh baie brn Gotan area oe | Wasct encattarcan Aycan mite 2 baja, iberns reward dott at ig LR Ea. | Broull/sourew. WilLiais’ Anuayet Vs Fast BETWEEN O.RSER 51H AND ALONGS | mune TIME HAs COME (tobi 1, W, Picket ok, cou between Y Neetece erg eres EXtunufay ceturuine it w 428 ibae Kwe 8uy-ae “afOMELL: 415, NOW ONLY #7. ON WEDNESDAY TWO SETT?B DuGo; Gaia. Loe haere as Se re eoeran Tustion leading to recove y, at 72U Mh st ae oe 32318 7 1 ee PI SS ay _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. | jivim SALE_FIFTEEN ACKES FUR SUBDi USIH'S, OLD STAND 1s THE ONLY PLAGE rr) wa tue torastuoset the wewiss | J Site Son wuio-st — AND, ALKER 1M STREET Tee ae ae ee | J. La Jor tovs. Ta Rn ret he ‘sudan | 326 Belts, Pulp, bo, Lhe oprosite sid Gen. Ge iy. tock. | other Uhe hous, und Lever 1 webbots Holsteins luead of be Zan, at bie c mile’ trom “Tusrty, city (on th ee at peach bullae, schuol store and, ‘Mary land 100 Acres in i 180 Acres 1. 100, tee, ny table Lmen aud cutlery. Will rent 191 * 25 acres iu ary | COUNTRY SALE—A GREAT Ba\ GAIN IN A FARM OF Tes on ihe 7th Fado. just euht wail id easy terwn Wil take woud caty property at Value. Une of the Bew.y’ Great Pails. Ure to be speeuily bull); Lew two-ste: proved: #800 50 Reve ai Soret Glen, Ma. Fri bow tus Catholic University «rounds; oui Fort Fovt, Md.; improved. There ct sectrpuke Sta soit Bund Pa: roveds fea in Lowtoun, ue Brick Ma. 810, f the roa tis the | est Gicu. ahd @ jouing o% the south ts ‘he farm of ‘This tarm Souse>, @scellent barn wi BD stabuug REAL ESTATE. ‘Station (forest Gilet, raueu ot the B&O. Kit) Ul uubdivinio.s of For. proved by thirwe dw lang 100 bead of ce-hous's, mi/k-bous', and ‘uivuLdines, witdeudll, bot xp. ¢ id water in Lever falling apirios dug. te There te stoned sway inthe bart abeut 100 tons ot hay. and there aretwe feld= of corn yrowa. x, wich, from pre-eut ludieations, will yield Tn" sduitiow to the abyve there are abu Cattle. 40. which are mi ch ouws, Dear.) ail feeistened ‘excelieut w ter, ths UUUIUK LuPOUh every Lied. 0b trels of core 70 ews of 9 head of woud hors abo t 40 3 bameen, 2 Dayco warous, 2 farm yacone 1" twe-ho. se double bu zy harness, plows, 5 culuvators, arness for fara, wagvu, tread milil, 1 horsepower, 1 serain-dcill, or actcles too’ uum Tus tO ime spring wasn 1 laudau. 3 se 3 sets sin ‘le ‘bugey huroess. 6 md au ate purcl.-ser ut « bar part. if desired, BH. WARNER & Co., ‘916 F street ow. TOW SEVERAL SMALL farms cobvenien'ly locat~d, tu bea thy and wood ity | fume Adare JAMES Wealth Drauceviiie, Va at {UH BALESTWELVE ACRES IN CULTIVATION, 200 Fotis Pench tees, ew seveD-Fvow CotLaie, chew buss. weil of excellent Goor: Sve w.iute* w ik frm station on B at: very xs wn Cub nis: good. to get cheap water at the aud 0:9 $3,000, 7 wtwes from the scoartered rai road to Payment, it fi on of yUuux frust, good ne se oc uuug frat, ony terme. 84.500. “lwo Acie fok grove, fronting public road: 10 orcad TS tmee tron rear: Les beautituil- no Js mule frow church. hind cash. @120 por “ver 100 other Farms ad small Country Homes, «f every descr) Ue vaigecrd local, arvund tue city, Chea) ad ob oxaj ter, T. H. S\PHEKD & Co., 221 F at, UK SALE—20 AGES ON CONDUIT kOAD, 1WO Gea Sp yieg tiegaae 8% ier iand. iinproved by uve house, stb ss iatreax Coun, 158 Acres ib Aue Arundel County, Maryland, sixteen unles :row Aubapous: suprov. a Westuwureiabd cet WD. We. 0 nies from, angie, ‘County, Viginia; m- improved, darjland: will eel for ‘# teu-recin Cot- wal exception uf two sou Bfun, ea ‘oiher vutbabd- for e.ty property. 2S Serer ou we B 1 aSre'on the Beunings road; #300. Aso, & number of othr Farus im 6:2, est Virvit ae, California and sad S kA coyeate toy Oar: Gof this ietituben boris on Monday Sepeeunber ‘count oda’ td ajecial -dvantagen, Rddrems, GUL. Neptem Lson Brookville, Mont susim NS SCHOOL FOR GIKLA juary HULL 10 tales south of Ws Dansual seasion vegine Sept J WORTHING LUN. Prue Leterences: Kt, ev, A. BH. Mckum, D. D., Gen. | Hime 3 15m Sr. w 1 AA papas The MISSES KERR'S Schoo! for Young Ladies and Litile Girls will open WEDNESDAY, SEPT commodations for a limited namber of Boarding Pa- pila, Uni September adurene NIAGAKA FALLS SOUTH, Ontario, Osmada, a1 Mb MEDICAL, Di EW WINDSOR COLLEGE 7 ale co.lexe vepartuenis. Pall. sessivi a INBS. For sid or regular worms, addtens he SELLY, D. D., Prost» New Witdaor, Mae 3 LEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD. ‘sud Pour ¢ nou rlowt = JOHNS € S bert Students Mot Dewutiiul amt beal:btul For catalogues wddress President THOMAN Phil, aM ____ yet QUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE, ¢ WAKREN TOS. VA. laid out, The Outi ‘ohe of "be Busest a fices im the State. Lecis 8-19 ressousb 6 lowties adress GO.G. BUTLER A. Mr Pra, tore BoweesTOWs FEMALE conic Xa <bartnivg location ou the Delaware. Healthful, Superior faciiiuee im giuck wuanted deTBoro 2 ry WML. worals caret ully BOWEN, A. M., Prost "TG REE SSEIULSLITARY AC) DEMY. Peeks KAU -OD-Liude.0. New York. Send for catalogue. JON STHLDES, at ss Seem NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE MEDICAL AND DENTAL DFPARTMENTS OF THB LUMBIAN UNIV EUSITY. The sixty seventh winter session will bagin October 1, 188K. and end March 1, 1889, in the new College Budding, 1325 Het uw. For ciroulars aud iwforma- ‘Won of BULL departinente address Dr. A. FA. KING, 726 13th st. mw, Washington. DO. Telephone cal! 85, f He ak SEE ONT —enocd TION, OKY, VOICE CULTOLE, GESTUKE MD GuACE. bveuing Sessions, Summer Chast resume on UESDA) EVENING, July 31. at 7p nthe’ course. Tuition tees tor e0 ending ob the Bumber of « udies y te COURSE IN fierd sun, OTeOry oF commence Oct Dr 3 Terme #85 per peur) ireue Jar Catalogues and Joutuals Fron! MARTEN © L. GE-UF ELOCULION AND OBALOKY, J) nw $500 LGR SORTING BEDTA c DOO AcadeNy—ttove. Collewe or Bustuess et ir. Lrond st. station, Phia,, 24 treine daily, SWITHIN C BHORTLIDGE, A. BA. BML, (Harvoray Bloprictor Se Sen Pa A ceutury's expersence, coubiu niern metuods, aforda facilities egtal aud excelled by Lowe. ay 16-20 GTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 8! Jou. build nx, wth and Fate, Niveteenth year, no. Organ. Voice, Violin, Flute, Coruet 0. ites taces. 0. b. BULLAKD, Director. , YRWOOD INSTITUTE-SELECT SCHOOL FoR GULLS — ppiy at 1407 Mase ave. dir and ai Principals kor summer Isard wuivou address Mrs 3. W. HALSEX, Norwood Va, IRE PeEDERICK LE SEMINARY Luhtiuily situated iu the besutiiul apd. bealthful denck Valley. hd. It hae an abuudast supply of pure wate: from MOUbtain epriuce. the Duldiuye are MitOLi0Us wud clestantly fas uisbed . Use teack le abd eficieut, music, Inumeuage, art and tt Taught, end ail ite uf excejeutchar-cter.” The ‘EAL bek y ORAVIAN SEMINARY F R YOUNG LabIES MES 3 N Wb. Cane Tw ua. a D, Wasbiige she davagtters are in the leo Hon. Baruete Pension Dares. LOKGES HALL FOR BOYS aND YOUNG George's, Md, selvct, thurowh aad sale Seuator Gen. dS SFLWIN BALL. (HE READING, PA, MILITARY Shcadens hours from Wasbingwon.” Every | ihodern apritance tor study and fecresti sa. @400 pet ADLUM. “Hoy of au) are received. Seud for catalucue TC. Bis 108, Hand Master ay2-san JNIVERTIY OF ViRGINIASPOUNDED BY hotas J flerwon)—Sresun of tine woutha, beste Ccwber 1, Lsht The @ are uinrtern ec.ouls, «vine Misiructicn in Literatur’, seievoe, Agriculture, bid Beeribg, uatiuecy, Mediciue aud Dbeyariments aT Wicrousud) eqs ped. Location elevated aud weaits | ful. “For cataurwe aiply to WM. Me 1 MON LOM, Chatrwan of tacuny, P. 0, University of Va, Va. van AIAN DUSINES Naticus: and of the Be-puulic Bui ne Data. Bw. Coo ehd CoM Ladies and class roota” Super Sesion morut eveuing. Kapid Writing aud Boukkes aug. Englis Branches, ‘Steuocraphy and Typewriting Keun Pitan Shorthand. The business Use uf the Graphopbowe is tavgehit in this collere, the Ort tiem au the world. to introduce it. bree exhilitio: cally.” Special Summer taten. vch lars ine tenued eny time Circulars free. H. ©. SPENC! Principal SARA A. SPENCLIL Vice-Principal L. GAKEItcD SPENCE. nectoury- Spring. 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