Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: aspiring village, which should welcome any novel- ty, however ugly and dangerous, provided it will attract public attention and boom the sale of lota. Washington is 9 city, not a mere suburb, Its ‘Streets should not be obstructed by overhead elec- tric wires. ‘The Eckington and other roads, large- Jy suburban, which have been authorized to use electricity, will be the forerunaers of urban roads ‘With the cheap overhead wires, if they are per- mitted without protest to occupy with such wires ‘the fraction of their routes which les within ‘the city limits y It ts conceded that it is Practicanle to so construct such railways that in ‘streets the wires shall be underground and in Suburban roads strung overhead. To bury the ‘wires of the Eckington or the Tenleytown road for ‘the small portion of the route within the city Umits would not surely, as Major Raymond fears, Cost so much as to prevent the construction of the Failway. The Eckington officials state that their Toad will cost $20,000 per mile. A company which 48 public-spirited enough to pay that amount in equipping a road of which the cars are to be cheaply propelled by overnead electric wires can- not consistently begrudge the trifling additional expense for the public benefit of running thrcugh ‘@ conduit a few hundred feet of its wire at the city €nd of its line. If in any way these roads can be Anduced or compelled to pursue the course indi- ated no precedent for obstructing and endanger- ing the city streets will be established, and Wash- Angton will not be deprived of its hope of burying at some time the existing overhead electric wires ‘within the city mits. a It turns out that the case of cholera reported in ‘Philadelphia yesterday was not Asiatic cholera, as at first supposed, but acute cholera morbus, re- salting trom indiscreet eating. The news from Florida, however, grows more discouraging. This 4s lamentable, but not surprising. That yellow fever existed in that state all last winter was an ‘open secret; Dut instead of stamping it out then, as could have been done, the authorities seemed intent upon concealing the fact, lest a general knowledge of it should turn away the tide of win- ter travel and visitors, from which such a rich harvest is now reaped by the people of that state every year. The inevitable result has followed. For the sake of temporary gain, sickness, death, and endless sorrow have been entailed upon bun- reds ot people tn no wise interested in land or ‘other speculation, and the business interests of the state Bave suffered a biow from which they ‘Will not recover for many years. The currents of ‘Winter travel will now flow in other directions for @ long time to come, and outside capital will seek investments in quarters less Mable to fatal epl- demics, and where vigorous and effective measures are adopted to dimiuish their dangers and drive them out if they appear. The old lesson that “an eunce of prevention 1s better than @ pound of cure” has been a costly one to Florida; but she ‘Will probably remember it in future. And other communities will do well to proft by her experi- ence. $$$» —____ ‘The letter of Secretary Litchman of the Knights of Labor, announcing bis deveriination to vote the republican ticket this year and explaining nis, Teasons for #0 doing, 1s carefully worded, so as not to express an intention of appearing in the matter iu his official capacity. At the same time, it will be accepted by politicians and the public gener- ally, a8.a notice served upon the democrats that ‘they may count the Knights out of their calcula- tous for 188% ‘The opinions of Mr. Litchman as a man Would not be of suffictent consequence to cause the publication of one of his letters as a campaign document by either side; but the views of Mr. Litch- man as the secretary of a great labor organization are quite another thing. The letter will probably cause another rupture In the ranks of the Kaights of Labor. There are among them, doubtdess, a good many Who are staunch democrats, and who wili not tancy the idea of their secretary, or any other oMicer, getting up such a demonstration in which toey are involved, even by implication. Be- sides these there are others who, while perhaps agreeing in the main with Mr. Litchman’s conclu- sions, nevertheless disapprove of the introduction of politics into the order or of the order into polt- es. From their point of view Mr. Powderly has shown greater wisdom in refusing to make a prac- Ucal application as between the two parties of his frankly-expressed opinions upon economic ques- ons in any manner that couid be interpreted as a promise to carry a following witn bim, $< In England this time, not in America, the con- Uroversy over the birthplace of our late General of the Army has sprung up aguin. The new testi. mony adduced Is to the effect that General Sheri- an was born in the barony of Corkagutay while his father was steward to Captain Hickson, of Kedeilfl. The father ts described by local tradi- tion a8 a man of exceptional ability and upright ebaracter, who, afver leaving the employ of Cap- tain Hickson, set up a public house at Dingie and ‘Soon died. Hits widow {s said to have been mar- Tied a second time, but her sons by her frst husband got along so ill with their stepfather ‘that they migrated to America, This is an inter- esting Story; but, in view of the fact that the general's father, in the family’s western home, picked him out for a course of study at West Point, ‘and that ail the evidence brought forward by thase Who were interested, a few months ago, in proving ‘Sheridan to have been of allen birth, went Lo prove that he must have come to thts country while « babe, several serious Saws appear im the texture of the narrative. $< ‘The completion of the bridge over the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie 1s the culmination of some ‘twelve years of agitation and work. It will mark the beginning of a new era in railroading trom Northern Pennsylvauia and the West to the At- lantic seacoast. Trains which have hitherto been efected trom fifty to seventy-five miles to the ‘ROFth OF south Will be abie, when tne whole plas has been carried out, to pusn right through to ‘Boston, and thence make advantageous counec- Wous With the rest of New England and Canada. ——— - = —___ ‘Two more deaths have occurred through tue error of a drug clerk. Tincture of aconite was mixed by accident with a harmless soda water syrup, With fatal effect. The clerk who made the Diunder has been arrested; but no punishment ‘that cap be imilicted on bim will bring back the itves lost by is carelessuess. No druggist shouig be permitted to do business whose wares are so arranged that poisons and harmless drugs or sou. Water syrups are ip such close proxupity taal a Diundering clerk can confuse them. —— ‘The objections of the Comulssioners to the board Of audit bill are sound, The proper tribunals to examine into these claims for damages by city im- provements are tue established courts, New Sraep Loses. THREE-DAY SALE of ie? Hemetitched Pulow Shams, @2.35, reduced 10 1 Muslin Stamped Pillow Shams, 25c,, reduced to Maer Moe clot try 35e,. rpguend yo 5c, | 10 ggiDe Sheeting Covers, new designs, 75c., reduced New shades it Narrow Plusnes, @1. yard, reduced to 7S. French Table Cover, + $1.30, reduced to $1.09. NEW EMBROIDERY MATERIALA New Armure shades. New a shades | New ses Nes, Be ein at tonden he 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO,, Decorative Art Rooms, 516 Oem ot. exrs Suits Scovnsp a ee Huy Sou Tur Suz MEANS HAVE NEVER BEEN DEVISED FOR MAKING TROWSERS WEAR AS LONG AS THE BALANCE OF THE SUIT. THE MAN WHO ACCOMPLISHES THIS HAS A FORTUNE IN STORE FOR HIM. YOU MUSTN'T THROW YOUR COAT AND ‘VEST ASIDE. YOU CAN'T AFFORD IT. COME IN AND BE FITTED 70 A PAIR OF ‘TROWSERS TO WEAR WITH AND WEAR OUT THAT COAT AND VEST. OUR TAIL- ORS HAVE MADE UP AN ELEGANT LINE OF TRUWSERINGS TO MEET YOUR PRE- DICAMENT. THE FABRICS CONSIST OF CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, CORKSCREWS, AND TWEEDS. PRICES? ANYWHERE FROM $250 TO $10. WE DON'T CARE WHAT YOUR BUILD 18-LONG, SHORT, STOUT, OR THIN—A FIT EVERY TIME. IN OUB ‘WINDOWS ON 7TH STREET IS THE HORI- ZON OF THESE PANTS, BUT THEY ARE ONLY GRAINS OF SAND TO THE MOUNT- AINS OF STOCK UPON OUR COUNTERS ON ‘THIRD FLOOR ELEVATOR. SAKS AND COMPANY. Axouxo Yous Nucx. WE CAN BUT ALLUDE WITH PRIDE TO OUR ADVANCE STOCK OF FALL NECK- WEAR THE EFFECTS ARE GIMON-PURE NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES ARE WHAT YOU WANT. WE HAVE THEM, YOU WON'T WEAR THE OLD PATTERNS WE KNOW IT, AND WE WON'T SHOW YOU ANY. BAKS AND COMPANY. Prsszux Conoxera WE HAVE OPENED SOME OF OUR FALL -HATS—DERBYS AND SILK. THE FAVOR- ITE DERBYS ARE THE MILLER AND YOU- MAN'S BLOCKS. WE HAVE THEM FROM $1.90 10 ¢3. NOWHERE ELSE FOR THE SAME MONEY. ¥ 4 SPECIAL DRESS SILK HAT FOR 94.50 THAT OUR COMPETITORS WILL ASK YOU TO PAY 85 AND 95.50. IT 18 WORTH IT— $5.50-BUT 04.50 GIVES US A BIT OF A PROFIT, 80 IT GOES. ADVANCE STYLES OF THE FALL SUITS ON THE THIRD FLOOR ELEVATOR. EVERYTHING SEASONABLE FROM THE CROWNS OF YOUR HEADS TO THE SOLES OF YOUR FEET. SAKS & COMPANY, < DESIGNING OUTFITTERS, u31 MARKET SPACE AND 7TH STREET. % FEE ppp, DANIAGER aT ra rEE ze AA kee a A ‘This was the heading of an announcement of ours in Sm advertisement about one year ago. It related tos lot of damaged Embroideries which we got hold of ‘and sold at about one quarter their value. We are offer- B | These prices only at Toxonnow, Szrraupen Ler, WE SHALL CLOSE AT SIX O'CLOCK. AL ATS rN BH MEN'S FALL WEIGHT UNDERWEAR Now ready for your inspection. Not as heavy, per- aps, a2 you will need two months hence, but the Proper weight for this changeable weather. ‘Men's Medium Weight Merino Shirts and Drawers, Shirts bound with silk braid, silk stitching around the neck, pearl buttons. ONLY 50 CENTS. ‘MEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT AUSTRALIAN LAMBS’ WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. ‘Shirts bound with silk braidand silk stitching around the neck. Drawers finished with s!1k and reinforced. ONLY $1.00. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL Open until 6 to-morrow. Sux Murs AT A Loss. Pure Silk Mitts in Black, all shades of Tan, Brown, ‘and in fact every color and style. Their real value is from 400. to 75¢. « pair, but we shall close them out at NINETEEN CENTS. oH Hi Bo A PAIR. A On Sale near doorway of 1119 Ps. ave, SWEDE MOUSQUETAIRES, ‘8-Button Length, For NINETY-EIGHT CENTS, ‘That other houses advertise for $1.25. THE PALAIS ROYAL ‘We close at 6 To-morrow. FPaxoy Fuaraens. If you want to give your Summer Hat an sutum: ‘appearance, the addition of » bunch of feathers, or a couple of wings or quills will serve your purpose ‘most adinirably. Ostrich Tips, 3 im a“bunch, for 48, 68, 98c., $1.35, $1.48 81.68, 81.98, and $2.25 abunch. Fancy Wings at 19, 26, 48, 68, and 98c. Quills at 5c. each. RIBBONS May be needed also. Here are some special prices for ALL SILK MOIRE RIBBON, with crown edge; any color you might want in the lot. No. 7,15c. No. 12, 190. No.9, 172 No. 16, 25¢. This is s saving of from 5 to 8c. on every yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘We close at 6 to-morrow. Hasoxzncurers. The new ones we wore expecting are in. Someof them at 124 cents are the equals in quality of most of those sold around town at 25c. In style they can't be matched at all. One style is Sheer Linen, hematitched, with alternate Blocks of White aud Pink, Heliotrope, Mode, Primrose, oF Nile, with designs of Pansies or Wild Roses in each. block. They are only 12 4c. Another style 1s of Sheer Linen, hemstitched, with two-inch block border of the new fall colors; five differ- ent combinations, exact copies of the finest French Handkerchiefs. This style is 1254c. ‘Then there is one style, same quality a those above, with entirely new striped border, in five different cthoms, tw far the oddest of any in the lot, at the same ‘TWELVE-AND-A-HALF CENTS EACH. ‘These are to be had only at THE PALAIS ROYAL, ing just nows BIG sop Lot or zmsnorpentes | Far, Uxvexwean which are not damaged, but we are going to sell them ‘st damaged prices, The lot inciudes all kinds, Swiss Cambric, and Nainsook; all widths and all qualities, ‘st about 25c, on the dollar, We can name only afew of the many, many bargains. Call at once, before the Prettiest patterus are picked out. 1 lot Cambric Embroideries worth & and 7c, at Sc. per yard. 1 lot Cambric Rmbroideries worth 10 and 12ic., at ‘Se. per yard. 1 lot Cambric Embeoideries worth 15 to 20c,, at 10c. ver yard. ‘Ulot Cambrie and Swiss 22-inch Flouncings worth 40 to 65c,, at 25e.0 yard. 1 lot Remnants of 45-inch Swiss Flouncings worth 91.50 to 83, at 98c. per yard. ‘Bargains in all kinds of Embroideries. ‘Barwains in all kinds of Laces, LU) ‘7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. Dorr Wu. THE ASSIGNEE’S SALE AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE I8 IN PROGRESS YET. EVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW THE MEANING OF THE WORD “TOO LATE." DOWT ALLOW YouR- SELF TO BE ONE OF THE “TOO LATE” ONES WHEN SUCH BARGAINS IN MosT EXCELLENT CLOYHING FOR MEN AND MOYS ARE IN SIGHT. GRASP THE OPFOR. TUNITY WHILE YOU CAM. THE BOYS MUST SOON BE GOTTEN READY FOR SCHOOL, DON'T HESITATE, DO 8O NOW WHILE YOU CAN AT HALF OF WHAT I? WILL COST YOU LATER ON. & A WORD TO THE WISE SHQULD BE SUFFI- CIENT IN ALL CASES, BUT THIS MONEY- SAVING OPPORTUNITY SHOULD ATTRACT THE ATTENTION OF ALL, GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, 400 7TH 8T. ¥.W., COR D. ‘§. BIEBER, ASSIGNEE, sud su3l<olm ieee AND UNPARALLELED BARGAINS Weare now prepared to furnish anything that may bbe desired in the way of FALL WEIGHT UNDERWEAR for LADIES and CHILDREN. All the best numbers of the AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY'S foods are here, Ribbed Vests promise to be more pop- ‘ular this year than ever before and we have made extra Preparations to have splendid assortment of them. Ribbed Silk Vests (fall weight) with long or short sleeves in eream, white, pink and blue: Short sleeves, $2.69. Long sleeves, $2.89, Ribbed Balbriggan Vests (Fall Weight), with long or short sleeves, from 70c. up, according to size, Ribbed, All-Wool Vests, American Hosiery Jong or short sleeves, from 81.25 up. Natural Wool Vests and pants, Suk bound and stitched, Goody ‘a Darmain at $1 each. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. Hosreny. ‘Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose, Gray. Tan, Slate, Brown, ‘Mode, Blue, and Black, either plain or ribbed, ‘Reduced from 56c, to 45c. a pair. LADIES AND CHILDREN’S Black-Silk Finished ‘Lisle Thread Hose. ‘BSc., oF 3 pair for $1. SCHOPPER’S Derby Ribbed Black Hose for Chil- dren, doubie heels and toca, Only 25e. ‘LADIES* Fancy Pin-stripe Hose, new colors, 250. « pair. All our Ladies’ 75¢. Fancy Lisle Hose Reduced to 59 cents, All our Ladies’ $1 Fancy Lisle Hose ‘Reduced to 79 cents, NEW EFFECTS IN SILK HOSIERY, Among the new fall goods will be found the Richelieu ‘Ribbed Silk Hose—boot patterns—exquisite combina- tions, Black snd Cardinal, Black and Pink, Black end Light Blue, Black aud Nile Green, Black and White, ‘Black and Old Gold, Black and Cream, and Black and Helictrope. This is undoubtedly the handsomest as- ‘sortment of Silk Hose ever shown here. ‘The price is 63.48 pair, but they are worth at least 85. SILK PLAITED HOSIERY— ‘That is, Silk face with Lisle Thresd back. When on ‘the foot they can’t be distinguished from all Silk. Lots of new colors—Gobelin, Gendarme, Grey, Tan, Bronze, ‘Navy, Seal Brown, Cardinal, slate, and Black, ‘THEY ARE ONLY 850. ‘Wo are headquarters for the renowned NY Xx STAINLESS BLACK HOSE FOR LADIES AND CHILDBEN, Orex Toxornow Tu 6 P. M. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1888. ‘The early-closing season is over, From now ‘until next summer we shall open at 8 a. m. and close at 6 p. 1. » VOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta nw. Cxorexs Scnoot, Hoste. We have received a part of the new stock, and call attention to the following two excellent Lines of Children's Guaranteed Fast Black Ho- siery. We are ready to refund the money for every pair that elther rab off, stains the feet or clothing, or fades with washing. Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Hove, extra ing, full regular made, and excellent value, Every pair warranted absolutely fast black. Sines: 6 6% 7, 7% 8. 8% 9, and 9%, Prices: 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, and 50c, ‘Children’s Fast Black Plain Cotton Hose, full regular made, extra good quality, and every pair warranted absolutely fast black, Bizes: 5, 5% 6, 6% 7. 7H. 8, and 8%. Prices: 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, and 62c. (Firat floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n.w. Fa. Waronrs Ix Usovenwear for LADIES, MEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN. Our unvarying success during the past four years with the underwear manufactured by the American Hosiery Company has enabled us to doa larger business in this line each succeed- ing season, and it is with pleasure we an- nounce the arrival of the new qualities for the coming season. This company have fully maintained their usual hizh standard of qual- ity, style and finish, and we recommend them to our customers as the best Fall Weight Un- Gerwear possibly obtainable for the several Prices. We handle their best grades only. ‘The pants have long-shaped limbs, which are considered more desirable, and the vests are both plain and ribbed and Jersey-fitting. Notwithstanding the Various improvements in manufacture, fit, fin- ish &e,, the same low prices heretofore asked will prevail, For ladies we have a number of grades in high-neck, with long and short sleeves and ribbed arm, full regular made, in different aualities. We are confident you will pe pleased with the ‘Various qualities for Misses and Children. (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n. w. Lovex Deranwext Srecurs. For Fruit-Eating—50 Doz. All Pure Linen Fruit Doylies, Cream, with red borders, only 75 conts per doz, 50 Doz. Ali Pure Linen Fruit Doylies, extra ‘quality, only 81 per dozen. 100 Doz. Turkey Red Fruit Doylies, extra oil- boiled qualities, only 75c, and 1 per doz, 25 Pieces 64-inch fine Cream German Linen ‘Table Damasks, choice patterns and extra quali- ty for the price; only 50c. per yard. ‘White Double-Faced Canton Flannel, for lay- ing under the table damask. 56 Inches wide for 50c. per yard. oe § 8 We. Knitted Table Cushioning for dining tables, 64 Inches wide for 75c. per yard, 6“ &§ # Bq « There is no better place to replenish your linen closets than here, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n. w. Srzour Sare Ov Consers. Double “Ve" Waists for children, Ferris’ Corded Corset Waists for Children, ‘Misses and Ladies. 100 doz. Fine Jean Corsets, corded bust, side steels, double steels down the front. Only 50c. per pair. 50 doz. R. & G, American Coutil Corsets, extra quality, side and front steels, form-moulded, Only $1 per pair. : 50 dos. extra durable German Woven Corsets, ‘scallopped top, long and short waists, splendid fitting, sizes 18 to 30. Ouly 81 per pair. French I. C. a 1a Persephone Paris-made Cor- ‘sets are the Corsets we cousider the best, and selected them in preference to all the other hun- reds of styles, ‘There are isolated cases where ‘they may not fit a particular form as well as an- ‘other style, but it is the Corset for the majority, ‘and will fit more different figures probably than another Freuch Corset made. Prices 81.50, 81.75. 82.25, 82.75, 83, 83,50, 84 and $4.87 er pair. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, nw. Isrants: D ‘PARTMENT Srrcura Infants’ Worsted Bootees, 25¢., 3734c., and 50c. each. Infants’ Flannel Sacques, $1.25 and 81.62; each. Infante’ Worsted Sacques, 50c., 75c., and @! each. Infants’ Flannel Wrappers, $1.75, and $2.75 each. Infante’ Embroidered Cashmere Cloaks, splen- did line, 82.75, $3, 8.50, and 84. Infants’ Flannel Skirte, 75c., 1, and $1.50 each. Infants’ Cambric Skirts, 37e., 50c., 6240, ‘and 75c. cach, Infants’ Cambri Slips, 25c., 3740, 50c. 62ic., and 75. each, Infants’ Muslin Diaper Drawers, 25c, and 45c, Rubber, 62346. Infaute’ French Hand-made Caps, 50c., 69¢., and 75c. each, We have everything usually kept in « well- stocked Infants’ Department, and at less than prices usually prevailing. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 12th and F sts, n.w. “Sau Or Lives Usveawean. Our early Fall Sale of Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, Chemises, Skirts, Corset Covers, and Drawers last Saturday was so successiul we shall con- tinue it to-morrow, with some additional at- tractions, and every garment offered will be found fully up to our high standard of quality, style, aud workmanship, 50 dozen Good Muslin Drawers, with tucked cambric ruffle, yoke finished with large and small tucks above the ruffle. Only 37%, per pais. 40 dozen Excellent Muslin Drawers, with wide Hamburg rufle, with tucks above. Only 50c. per pair. 45 dosen Good Muslin Chemise, with square yoke of Hamburg inserting, with fine embroid- ery around the neck aud sleeves. Only 50c, cack, 35 dozen Excellent Muslin Chemise, with aquare yoke of six fine Hamburg insertings and ‘fine tucks run with herring-bone braid, Ham. burg around the neck and sleeves. Only 75c, each, 38 dozen Good Muslin High-neck Corset Cov- era, extra long waist, yoke of 38 fine tucks, ‘neck trimmed with Hamburg. Only 380. each, 20 dosen High Square-neck Corset Covers, ‘excellent muslin, yoke of 44 tucks, Hamburg embroidery frilled around the neck and down the front. Only 62}4e. each. 40 dozen Good Muslin Hubbard Night Gowns, yoke of 24 tucks, cambric ruffle sround the neck, sleeves, and down front. Excellent valus, Only 62340. each. 30 dogen Excellent Muslin Hubbard Might Dresses, yoke of heavy all-over ruffle of fine embroidery aleeves, and down the front, We call attention to prplicctg! dics’ Fine Lawn Dressing Sacques, cee: ‘with fine Hambura embroidery, at 01.88, 62, and $2.50 each. (econd Boor; through arch.) WOODWARD & tovmnar, Cor. 11th and Feta, nw, 2, 82.50, a WANTED—HELP. FOR t RENT HOUSES. FOR ee ae coe RRS SS ee WHITE BOY ABOUT FOURTEEN Wars Inquire of Mr. DILLON, at Pull- 935 Pennsylvania ave., between 5, Sorciock pets ae me. {\WANTED—A BUSPECTABLE WHITE GIRL FOR ‘Zeoorel bousework, food washer abd ironer- 1019 thst nw. 1 N SyPearcep, MILLINERY WSS re PUENTE Bact WVANTED-ONE GOOD EXPERIENCED 10908; Wis srenees required. Apply immediately 1 102 9th WEP ann CABINET-MAKERS, APPLY W: ash rein 5 18 ae eoeutenh ee a aie 7 foe Fo reterences. W. B. Mi ‘8 & SON, iitn'snd F's ANTED_A SETTLE COLORED WOMAN i Wetsan ecoaertane ae Apply to 1734 Pa. ave. n. ate WANTED-A COLORED GIRL TO COOK, WASH and iron for private iamily; references pa | ome 1216 L st. nw. ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF com aad belp to milk. Apply 15th and D sts. n.e.31-2* WANTED YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE pe ou Sewing Machines. Address BOX 117, Star office. aus1-3t WANTED YOUNG MAN AS APPRENTICE IN A drug store. One having experience Prete References required. Apply 500 9th st. n, w. au: WASTED PLASTERERS. | APPLY COR. 2018 and Hets.n.w. SERIN'& MOUNT. ae Wanrep-a YOUNG MAN FROM SIXTEEN TO eighteen years of age at once. that understands entting of Frosh Meat, at SOQ North Capitol street, WANTED =A GUL HOR GENERAL HOUSE. ror cod, plain cook, washer aud tou weekly. Apply 216 12th sts w. WASTED=4 Gin To Do GERI work and assist in cooking: must references required, Apply at 1124 oth ANTED—A GOOD BoY IN STOR afraid of work. Address I. SUMMERFIEL! Box, 200, Georgetown post-oflice, stating ae, an residence: uot" WASTED A COMPETENT WAITRESS: WHITE N preferred Apply tnmediately at GEN. ME ave, 'ANTED—A WOMAN OF GOOD CHARACTER, who can come weil recommended, to assist In Housework. Apply at 718 13 030: WA NTEDSAT DICK'S AGENCY. WOMEN COOKS, 10 to 840: chatubertnaids,. waitresses, “nurses: Inundress. men cooks, wavters: butlers.coachmen.daicy: en abd hotel help for resorts. 613 7th stew. au20-4t" WANTED | A SETTLED WOMAN AS COOK, washer and ironer, aud general housework, Good reference required, Apply 1117 Kst.n.w. awlO-St"— ANTED—TWENTY INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE Agents. Apply at once 009 Fst nw. auze-2w ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS Duren. drenmakers, waiters, aclllonn, & ity: ouseworkere Fuiladelphia, New York au es BURA Gib and Os Pet iw. w A) EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by ladies, nien aud women, white and colored, for all kinds Of doinestic labor. for District tes, With Tel 7 n WANTED--SITUATIONS. _ YW ANTED-BY A RESPECTADLE WHITE GIKL, W ‘cposition ts Gouk ina private fauliys Call the whole week a rte WASTED AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS r Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitross, Laundcess andNurses. Seamstress. Men Walters,Gooks Coachmen, Butlers. SAM'L a, COOMBS, 926 Fst mw, ausl-2t> S\WANTED_BY BOY OF 17 A POSITION IN A Woriecry or ciar store, city relerences Aduress Pox 155, star office. ETE WANTED-BY STANT HOUSE- v Keeper or Lays tous a Place: willing 10 jerstands Germiat and English fairly. Highly Feomuended. Address it Si, staromea, >” Et ANTED BY A YOUNG MAN SPEAKING GER- or in cery store; first-class city reference. Box 75, Star auso2e ANTED—BY A GOOD ORGANIST, A PosITIO? Would act ax substitute: can give best city refer “Apply or address 1342 Qat nw. audO-3t* TED-—BY A RESPECTABLE — COLORED RT at coke tiene Moe ee furnish wood references. Call oF address 319 30th st. Vv TANTED-BY A COMPETENT DRUGGIs’ Dest Preferences. Ww ANTED—BY A LADY A PLACE AS HOU, Keeper: will farnish her own apartinents hand- gomely; would want ausistance of awervaut. Address Box 105,"Star oftice ANTED—A BoY OF SLY! DESIRES A “W position asclert inau office or store, “Address D- _ D., Bar office. 220 TANTED — DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, | ‘maids, waitress, laundress, seamstress, nurses, | yalets for traveling; Waiters, coachmeu. aud hostlers for family and resorts. Allcity reference 61:3 7th stn. w. au29.4ee FANTED-SITUATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER. Winnie Pate ntuto tte, ook, seus, hae and Fesorts ‘6 x Tiuhont aituation Registered and ean faruish Pet Address A. W. C., Star office. a30-2t* 2 farm tm duiryten, Ae." cities, COUNTY, 2B AL BURNHAM, 630-632 Fst nw. "WANTED. -ROOMS. V wife, with nurse and a, baby, comfort KNIGHT, oer ae 5 neat ad Mie Star ofice. audi 7 ANTED—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Sicewetehmged. Addtees box 136 Star office. 31-3t° JANTED—TO RENT—THREE OR FOUR UN- ‘ANT Address Box 503, City P. O. ‘Bi30-3 yy ANTED—1WO COMMUNICATING, AIRY, UN- Btar office. an30-2 SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR'S rst. aud north of Pennsylvania ‘offices west of 1. ne ‘Trefercuces exchanged. Address Box $ NTED—BY Y MARRIED COUPLE \ ee Bate intima \VANTED-BY GE MAN, FOR SELF Weenies elects ae You! fteforouce given and required, Address Box ies fie : :D—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND- og ge ag ot WANTED-MISCELLAN NEOUS Wantenss ‘QUARTER SECTION OF GOOD and, neaf 8 railroad and growing Wwn i South f Dakota. ‘Geo. W.TINKING, tot ‘ith aud tet uw. wns W: ANTED—TO BUY- COMMON PIGKONS, SCUMID'S Bird 8 7 12 5. D.w.aUsl- ‘THY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CEN’ we ‘or potnd,dowt get strol oF raped, Keepe bet ter than butter: satisfaction assured (all the year Found) or money refunded ; stal S30 ana 336 Gemember, the bumbers); Center ‘Sark et olden's Fah stalls; open daily ult 13:3 ‘shogelG at. nw «open all soy: we, c ce ScxiBNEke LOR FURNITURE UPHOL- Eames Mastresoes made overt in Aret-class style, pn “adsees © NELBOM. O14 10th sta ‘¢ eD—TABLE BOARDERS AT VERY REA- an iso. Tout back pation, uicely furnisiied; convenient to four lines of strect cars, Diy at 1110) ot, ww. auz-2 WAXTER MES Do poe yee = ee all Titi oan EAT hee ‘ANTED FOR CASH, OLD OR NEW SCHOOL. W: US oF 716 Mt. sw. and 1227 Sedat ‘ANTHD CLOTHING EXCH, ee Se ee Shas Waris KINDS WELL eas |= Wane ‘MOE rar’ 1 aia tw Wale ee eae eee STUDENTS Ful Aen art, fe entering Waar ‘A CASH PURCHASER A MOPERN ‘built house, with 6 to 8 rooms, on Capitol Fill pot deal with any one except ow nek. who Tay arose, giv Iowest cash rice. ot bz ertyrHox OF, star offees ‘aus | WANTED HOUSES OF ALL GRADES To RENT orsell. We have more for houses to rent than 3 $i" "PP enon & RAMEY, 1307 Fat 3913-30 _WANTED—LOTS. _ NEE “TO BUY FROM 2 TO 60 ACRES OF OF Jand within 10 miles of this city. Address. location, description and lowest price, Cotosef Sat Siar = SALE_TEN ACRES. FENCED WITH WIRE, well watered, 5-room house, fe, large barn, fine ier pf city aud curroundines, miles rom new Aque- SVEN ACHES on Bladensburg Pike and B. and O. Sateistve thicken and hor houven: well ied up at exteuisive chicken 01 ? Sorcher ordairyman, running water and grand well; *UIGhir-Roow HOUSE, sipbie, large, workshop, al in good condition, Rican eae L 2 we S00. Tenleytowny, ter ‘ON other new Hist aresios cou NTRY HOMES and bas 3g around Washincton, cheay nad om cnay torens T.H SYPHERD NLAND, 40 ACKES (OR LESS), HOUSE and stabling books or without the land. Box 1, uning, D.C, au JOR SALE—A 1 near Montello, of 7¥4 actos; improved by dwelling u, aud outhouses: an uuusuall; desirable place hear city; everythiae in good order; $1,000. Mac- GOWAN &'CAMPEELL, 1008 Fst." aaiio-se Li ; AT BROOKLAND, MET, ow ia the time to buy at first prices, 3 to 10 ceuts per foot, “Eight Louses now, fiuished aud is: course of ‘or ape avd particulars WaLuki & WILSON 1000. {OR SALE_RARE CHANCE FOX GOOD INVEST- ment; 26% acres o: land on the Benning road, from stock yards; will be sold ebeap af sold in JON A SCHULIZ, Bennings, D.C. auZs-ot" JOR SALE— Two tracts of land about 3 miles from iy ton City, cn the road lealiug from the NEW. IKON FREE BRIDGE toward Falls Church, Va. containing Leg: tere other 44 39 acres. woul cellent Dai inden or Poultcy Farms. or resideuces for Dersou in ‘busivess in this city, or would sulxivide picety iutosinall ones’ Ti property te directed. to sold under will and, unless suid at private sale, i'be wold‘at pubis anetion Ooteocr 10, Nritnout ast serve. Terms: Que-fourth cash, balance in one, two, three, four and five years, Pariios will be ‘taken "to Flom bmoperty fres'ol chewy. Perfect ute cusruatend, ‘For further information, see T. H. was 5 raed A Fst. nw. Washington, D.C. L COTTAGE OF THREE Rootns, just completed, at the mrowiog Vilage of Ballstu 29 iniles from this city; only @7 per mouth, KA. PHILLIPS, 1419 Now York iw ROR, SALeT AT Metnose VATTS— ville, Md... desirable Lots, opposite the handsoiue Fesidence of the late K. K. Elliot, esq, Lots 50 by 130 feet, fronting on Melrose ave’ Price 10 cents per Squire foot. Liberal terms to purchasers of more dat oue lot or to any one bul ‘further particulars apply to THLEh & WUTHERFOND. aulo-1m 1307 F st. uw, FOR SALE—LOTS. JOR SALE—A LOT IN GARKE K. Ox WILL trade for any good stocks. icraphophone proferred- Box 154, Se Fes SALE—15 PEK CENT INVi31 cent guaranteed next four years, 1000 feet of jund, not far from Dr. Hammon's new nee, Ob Columbia Heghts, or will take purt in exchange some goud city lote, Norihwest, ‘Thewe. lots Ly offer at Speculative figures, —-Addross KESPO: LE, SL Star oftice Fes SALE — CHEAP TF 222100. ON i ST, At nour New Hainpeiireave, Address TENS Fe SALE—Bi L 1c eAUTIF (SIN TRINIDAD, Bish and Botary nts hit forsale at Uaraaits suuall cash payments, lot tame low ive: ea -— - LEALL, BKUWN & CO, ault-2m Tgeh Pit ‘LOST. AND FOUND. Less DAY MORNING, AUGUST Te inproved Revolve: with staup of force on it. Liberal reward if of Fourth Precinct, BUSINESS CHANCES. _ FINE OPPORTUNITY IS Or FERED TO A PER- on with a few uundred dollirs to, purchase « half ucerest ina well eatablined ‘and qood-pa) ig (ws 26, A ohol- tase to ian Stati paper, Address NEWS, Star office, wos <PLENDID CONFECTIONERY AND ICE-CREAM bosiness, known a Sberuma's, 18 7th st. ue: siore, dwell-ng, aud stable tor reat. five stand for any bu: Inghiire at SHERMAN'S, 736 7th st. a, w. ee ® SALI FIXTURES: good-will of alurce Grocery and Bar-room doing & ood Dusiness, situated on the cor 4th and 1. stan. Ww. Apply ty store. A lease can be had on the propeity, aud =| RoE, SALE OR RENT—STOCK, FIXTURES, AND lease of & millinery nd notion store; dow! win- dow, S08 Yth st. 1 we; $400 cash. ° FOR SENT A C000 OX STEN STAND ON NAVY ‘Yard: J rooms and kitchen; with vyster bar; all ready tor business. Audress “A.B. “SMITH. Star ofee, —__ ’ aust Fb SALE; 10 SHARES OF ‘gtoc SMITH Nationsl Cycle Manufacturing Co. Price, ad- dress CYCLE, Star office. aus0-2t" Wis SELL FORTY SHARES GRAPHOPHONE stock at best bid over $12 per sate. A ‘dress P. D.Q, Star otiica iis _ wus0-zie FOE, SALE BAKERY. CONFEOHIONERY, AND ice-crenin saloon doitig, woud vustnens: odd rea. Sonsior selling. Address ox 111, Star office 430° FOR SALE-A DRUG STOKE SFLENDIDLY BIT uated; terms easy, Address GUUD CHANCE, Star oftice. auzs-ate FOE SALE CTHE STOCK AND GUSTOM oF & Bi soobing house tn cigars and tobacco: also teain, a opportunity. Good reasons for selling. SObING, Star ome exams aunvate OK RENT—DWELLING 1217 10TH 225. Key next deor. Inquire 920 Louisiana ave. Bw, a dress JOR RENT —DWILLING 926 © ST. N.W._ IN- quire 926 Louisiana ave. uw. | auzB-Gt POR REST HGUSE 121) 6 ST. NW BU TABLE {for Store and Dwelling, 830. Tuquire 9: ana ave. FOE SALE; DRUG STORE WELL STOCKED axD on terins to suit purchaser; doing's fair business, HERRON & HAMEY, 123-6t gu? F ROTECT YOUR FAMILIES. Money sdvanced te buy Holos Ese pa and no risk. Property’ to vour family Tree from eneuml the eveutol Ocaile Better than Baie itt Asetatius rear be easy way, tO purchase more than y rent. | Sie ay aa | wwable avo ia ni fe Tndurance and ‘Trust Co, of Pema, SMITH & SIBBALD, me EDC FEES AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. ADDRESS BOX T. EVENING STAM OF- ny RENTSTORE A2 AND DWELLING: wiogEe located for Drug: dweliiwe has all modern San SRR picts th | OB, RLNF—STORE _AND DWELLING ath re META Ona BONES gout " a 21 "Alsc Hooms of two indie Eee Sache Tae COUNTRY BOARD. SOGPRCIAL RATES FOR SEPIEMBER® 47 THE , | wekey. Thoune fal Vee a Nee IN Tar a = es a wes scrapunre| Wea Wie aah eat es BW. 008. Guire two doors cbove on Uaet, or of 16 F st. n.w. RENT—1019 AND 1027 271H ST, 403 Sst wt, 10r. 802620 L als Ww oreaTaR = 3 RENT—SiX-KOOM BRICK HOUSE a a UFk"Riowakbsos. foe Lane. = ater oS ae Pe KENT_HOUSESIIT first-class order, 830 mothe “apps at 220 ize at between 74h and 8th Store, 1100 7th st: now, Fu deter po 1457 5 BT. {OK KENT—SMALL FRAME HOUSE BE aa 2529 Ist. ts WalTeh WELLES, TPS L {OR RENT_930—DOUBLE rick trout; two £3 Paes 3 g EI S225: © ret ae ry STORES, OFFICES, ko. Store, 1227 Dat. nw, a dwelling 100 “ iT 5 Pet mn “10 rooms: rent ‘fine iocations. M. b. PEC JOR RENT—FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE # and bath, ‘near Lo oo! only; Jocation pleasant, healthful and. ‘cars. -chools Star office. 314 istet. nes And other bo Wwe is only ap For full liste’ Il at office 30st W. CLARENCE DUVALL, 925 Fst. nw._ Tite Let Sy tren > 2th st re... ash'n si, 4 5.9.13 19 F at Ter 50 Store ana dwelling 1003 ist, n.¢, Gre... @ 50/468 La. ave. bascanient, Vernon Row, rm 40/804 Bet n (avon). ‘Ocllar 1543 Mi stm 0 B15 7th st., room 11 Stable rear of 1210 4iy “ot per on “of Tne property bulletin iesned ot fau31) THOS. 313 NST. FINE, heated’ by Blecant re: owe Circle; ‘Wuibding, to private ts conven ‘and markets: thorough repair. 1. Property plac iwew at lens rental. ‘aul 335 Corcoran st, 10r so Wim Met uw. Sr... 4 Proree Piace, Wr. 4 ¥ oo FP #1 & 0. worrauaa Uthat a. 10,8120 14.36 Vator, ticated by, steamy, from #30 to 8100 each, TAY List aw, STOKES, Macnificent stor, fun Building, per an...3,G0. 1701 Pa av, store 1 ‘er list of "fwrutanea or list of property f sdvertined free of vat ‘KO, HOLIZMADN.10tb and Fetan RENT-—HOUSEs. _ 33 20m 2422 1gth ot 1g Not Lo 136 1504 Sat. 1521 Os 2416 Lath 1614 som Fal JOMN SELMAN H JOR KENT 434 HW ST. N. Wo 0. 8 enc 2S nt Sets yh Boog ON, GAS roa mber st 42 G0) ber PALL BROWS a Soe - 821 Bt. T2pth we ww wes, ub Satie, he oa a Sth ss ue. be staat ws Bb75 1438 Vieroe P $0 G57 Mann 43 1550 d0018 Int nw. Sr 1S Ast nerd liv thease dF ND BH WAKAEK& CO. DIO am, & D st ah wy alba th wtnw., shop. 2 rm ve., trom 10 to 2d ave. kd Suor...20 it 30 400 Ly st aw, hall 35 1 F staw, ie. ‘ealecail ved with me for rent or male ie Libaraly the owuee, ypu BRENT— POR RENT per month. HOUSE 1605 THIRD ST. N.w., 126 Teun, ave. ne, 7 room, br, water, gaa With ald modern impr ‘bat PERFECT GEM Ot Seven rooms, including *ath. | taree sand ‘Go aud wee it, Hou EIAT- CLASS RESIDE! fet itera tne! Reel ead rea tn Khode Ls re. Be the, tun 4 he iT Fen E. DUSTRABLE NEW (an. GD i he use with 6 room: 4] ot window, 7th we, 627 Kaw. $1. ‘TIRE, DIN F. FoR BES, room : fro bachs, el-waut repair 11 roots, bath, 920 Tis nw. JOR RENT—HOUSI 3 STH TN. Ww. 10 rooms: all modem conveniences; iti first-class gider: go) per mouth, Apply w JNO. B SCOTT, Howard House, au FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE THREE STOKY BIICK dwell hear Po mes 28-1 Fee st. seven roo Very “best m. 1 at S19 East Gait piace, ‘aus0-3t* FOE RENT a6 BAST CAPITOL 84: EIGHT rooms. ‘modern imp order and rst-class location; $39 per mouth. THUS. E. ‘WAG- GAMAN, 917 Fst now. ~ au30-3t JO, RENT 421 @ ST. NW. 7 ROOMS tath, ali mod. mer 1: - and: by family woiny to furnished, ret ig tena: Sth st. uw. OF. O# REN FICE HOUSE, 338 1ST ST. NED tod. tap. 5 1, coal'vault infront. “Y. GALLIGAN, 230 Ist at we KENT_BY CHARLES W. HANDY, REAL ESTATE BROKE Fr furnace, 1 roous, 1 all mod. imps arupe, completely 0 A iminedinte and permanent | Wl} UTHERPOKD, 1907 F wtomw. | 11) 15 OTH ST. SE. AT EAST CAPITOL wins aud large dry ecar, beauty: care aud herdics Vat. auto Se OTH ST. N wow $30. Apply to W. © Jol aus-tim $17.50 ee RA ay woub, 16 au30-Sir 910 Othsi.w. | | between Leuk lanve stablen; Wie 85 2228 Sun ot nw. Zr ye G53 8. C. ave. s0.\9r.¥ 230 Bist. me.. lr. JOR RENT jnr brick * “wiscort & WILCOX. 1907 Pouna ave. aw, aul5-1m wrder ; front and back yards; Fees yrovements; ih ‘nice |. C. MITCH! ‘3108 newiy fur ‘21, JOK KENT— set Rosew: LATS ALL oo Be . OTST fa fc | seo “ Closets in every room, with Lailw open for tMsp to CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, ith a RENT-LARGE Bi "T'S Alusic Boone, 1110 F = udid condidou. brated by kuruac of ML ML PARKLAG 1418 F ot F 1139 12th #t., 2-story Sle peut to a good tes JOR KENT—HOUsES— RESP: ood, Parior, Pai Fan BENT—AT 90 per mouth, BB. WARNER & ‘wn Reut, —¥18 FRENCH Si ru cgay In rea of 2 185 ist for 3 horses & vob «12.50 ES io oub-Uos- Navy Pb is Let ~ ar ” OUT & WILOOX, 1007 Paove. ow, STREET sovrHEAST ut hitcle Bone rents, henties and care « HARDING & WA 606 110 ABOUT OCTOMLE 1s aud 13th and K aud L €15 each. J. Mel. DOSY: K ; wer ot INthend Ks. nw. Apply ow aa B-STORY AND CEL- id basement brick, 7 rocrus, z_,tiuimer price Lor Septeniber, reaswa St RL PARKER, 2418 Fist. uy 3417 to 29 0 at n, fate. SiAbiLES {20 2 Masomic Hat PICKLING. 1264 320 et 403 Dat. ne, 75616 13th ue TO OR RENT_ONE OF Mi x roo OST. wih as orhita'e, Walnut, nd ‘Cottage suite, 4 Tet uw. Sihee at Fe NI-FUKNISGED HALA. 023 ¥ stu Fe ae FX or mw | Pi, tor, She deamon a da ed re WEN, ——_ Yall 2u30-Sm0 © VER MONTH, ON YEARLY e TH eas a VERNON | _ é ___ BOARDING. aE wo as Festa kooms ‘AND TABLE BOARD aT T—GOOD STARE coun vio, Sa soy ED hous. W ae ao oo estes An, CoOL AND EW NEWLY FURNISHED Koos, rit board: siugte oF eu suite ‘day. dhe so ‘oul.