THEE ING WASHING TO: TUESDAY CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide datly circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pub- Mshed in Washington, and equai to that of all the other daily papers here added together. The alacrity with bh Hancock Post of Union Vetera this eity have volunteered In deteuse of Texas speaks well for their cour- age and enterprise, and shows what effective protection the citizens of Washington could count on in case of an attack by outside foes; but in spite of eof the Texans and the bluster of Governor Ireland, there is very small Rikelinood the services of our local troops will be needed on the border. The Texan mem- bers of Congress continue to «peak of the pend- ing troubles with the utmost indifference, and they laugh at the governor's recent inflamma- tory letier on the t. No doubt there is a Very bitter feeling against Mexico in certain hat is th Texan circles, bi hormai condition of affairs along the Rio Grande, That there will be war Qetween the United States and Mexico, ou accuunt of these incidenis, no one ean seriously believe; but there are, on the other hand, many indications of an impending etvil war aimoug the Mexicans themselves. ae It is to be regretted that the Senate could not find time to consider the extradition trea this summer. If the clause about political Offenders had been debated and found to need emendation, as many believe that it does, then it could have been thus decided, and the diplo- Matic representatives of the two could have been remodeling the doc! through the autamin, with a good prospect of putting it into such a shape as to ensure the Prompt passage of the treaty « xtw As itis, all tuis valuable time has been lost, &ad ground will not be broken in the matter for several mouths yet. The delay will work Mo benetit to anybody outside of the class of our fellow citizens Who are contemplating embezzlement and an emigration to Canada during the ensuing fiseal year. Ex-Solieitor General Goode has writtena let- ter declining @ nomination for Congress from the second Virginia district, aud explaining to his late constituents some of the motives and causes of his recent rejection by the Senate. The letter is a strong arraizument of the politi aj methods of certain republican Senators, and, in fact, of the entire present system of considering nominations in secret session. Whatever may be said against open sessions, it is certainly oniy just and reasonable that a D nominee should charges are brous opportunity to reiuie i moral right is denied by secret session system. —— ‘The President's position in regard to the oleo- margarine tax bill is sound, and his message on the subject is statesman Congress wiil probably consider it tuo late now to take action on the points of emenda Presigent; but they deserve immediately or assoon as Congress reassembles ext Winter. At ull events, the friends of ge uine dairy products are entitled to cougratu- allowed to know what unst him, and given an This privilege and the operation of the Jate themselves on tie success of their enter- prise. On the whole, this bas proved ihe most interesting and exciting feature of the session, The conference on the river took an unexpected turn day, and to-day the grat) id harbor bill the better yesie ing announcement ® made that the “canal” items, which have bandteapped the pill so mercilessiy, have been yielded by the Senate and turowa overboard, and the Potomac river and New York harbor improvemeuts—both eminently worthy enter- Prises—retained. It this arrangement should be assented to by both houses, greatly increase the chances of the oming a Jaw after all. <<» + _ The conference commitice’s decision not to interrupt the progress of the water works ex- tension enterprise is eminently opportune and sensibie. If there ts in the work, Or fm its management, they can be remedied when it is shown to be necessary; but the one Pressing want of the national capital is more Water, and anything that tends to answer this demand fs io be encouraged. The “ruin” of the peach crop last spring was eratifyingly complete. The Delaware p Bow comes to the front with three m. kets aud the bizgest yield ot fruit since 18’ —— The curtain finally dropped in the long tedious Fits John Porter drama yesterday: when the Se: fe confirmed Porter asa colonel im the army. And now lei us have peace Tt looks as though eph Muihatt. telling fame had been trying his aifairs up in Labrad of story- ancy on ee Mexico bids fuir to find out that the Cutting case Is one that cuts both ways. Trius Fores: THE SUMMER IS RAPIDLY PASSING, AND THE HOT WEATHER HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN. ALL THe INDICATIONS ARE THAT AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER WILL PE HOT MONTHS. ONE CAN AT LEAST CALCULA1E UPON TWO MONTHS OF HOT WEATHER* IT WILL PAY YOU To INVEST IN THIN GOODS NOW. PARTICULARLY ar OUR REDUCED PRICES. $10.00 Coats 800 * 7.00 600 5.00 ao 300 250 Reductions of 60c. to $1.50 ou all DUCK VESTS above $3. and Vests Down % BR BARNUM & co, 991 PENN.AVE. Sevenru Srneer Pacats Rovar EXBROIDERIES GREATLY REDUCED: PRICE NO OBJECT! | MUST BE SOLD Former prices S-., now 5e.: 9c. now 6c Ide, now SE; 15c.. now 1c; 1S 20c., now Te, ow Ize. All other widths, up to 46-Inch Sikirtings ta both ¢ reductions, Hamburg and Swiss, at © LaRGE STOCK—GREAT VARIETY. A large and unexcvlled variety of Egyptian, Orien- taband Fancy PALAIS ROYAL, uh Street. Bet, Co. Barron ad K nw. = ells Baad we tee Bropriewrs: Sey Sate et casey, f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. 3 ‘ RsiouGnoos bax Paes Howe For Tse Hotays WANTED—HELP. FOR _RENT--ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ : Warr. vo EXPRRIENCED WHITE FOS RENT LARGE FRONT ROOM; 2)-FROOR- | FROR RENT—1610 AND 1614 STH ST. TWO | (CK | WOUSE. ‘We shall continue our — women to go to the country, one to cook, wast | HY furnished: three windows to. ory brick.seven rooms. hall, cellar. latrobe. ran Be. $% ver m ‘and iron and other for genera] housework; must bave | man; with or without board summer ily | ail ‘im preveme: large back yard: | AS PRATT. + Sretclass reference. Apple Wedni between | private. Apply 1424 N st. axe” | $2e per month. M.D. PECK, 98a F se wut | Tneurance and Heal F MIDSUMMER SALE About the best place in ihe city to obtain the thon. | 20:30and 11:30am. HL PAGE 1615Het Mt | on RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFORSIGIE | 7 =a Ltd _ of ‘sand and one little UV ANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS BOY WHO ed rooms. second floor. 907 Mst.n.w. an3-0t $35 OK RENT—$90, VERY DESIRA| HUTH @ LAKE, corer Stu andhsta Rw, “Pie | J5OR RENT-UNFURNISHED—8 LARGE COM: | 30 | imgrovenveute, Wwe at ma NON a acts ; < - ‘municating rooms south front; with oF Wi ®. eat six room Brick, + ee ee Cee Lei phe od “ANTED-THREE GOOD CARPENTERS. AP. | board: references, 1543-Q st nw, Se lee nt ee WEAR Diy to FAUSEL. Supt Anhauser-Buseh Beer | 3 On RENT-187 NST-S.WOS COMMUNE STO Pst nw. | "S16. nearly mew six room Brick. 308 7th a. we, 80 dear to the feminine heart is the cepot, Vigialgavesed iste. _____1t*_ | citing second dloor roma; @akiatla toe Seen Also, Houses tor sale 1: ail part of the ie : SIR ee RE SRe name Bam | Lore ase seat tS ‘ at bookkeeping: Ina wholesale! | Pia ents: i er mont we | eed Se 125205 = uf ALGH x 3 ma KA putire Coiun igs tothe PalatsRoyal. | ellzible for a resp Other dealers ‘Square Platos tak sade ut Sts, poe Peni ure. wid “all uptown he | yp ‘and. Yay Thott DUS abe are colmatn belongs ts the Palas Royal” | Sarees iis ows edireomon muodarave tera SD ee tels, dine dstory brick Mouse; mosera conveniences | YU and zi at aePotut ewe ete 1y20 0 Lith st. n. THE PIANO EXCH Rent low ee =. OST ON FP OST.N, W. BETWH | KNOWN To 422 0:48. | Joon RENT—OISOL, CORNER OF S AND asta J wus bear or'asckh oy it ot mae petent servants auth ALEH_ A, SELIGSON, 1200 PEASSYI- | Ht sts. ne. ten rooms and bath room: four Roouis to Medical Ms. Mean NRE fon to uivate faites pies ores amd ave, mwas just recdived aud carefully | o3 first fhoor, ‘cellar. furnues. ws ail modern 2 ONO PTT M Mi is und other cites, FM. BURNHAM., 6: Jed 5,000 gailons Pure California Claret, wich he | provements: Jarze parkivg. 885, in edvance. | = x RAS Pst nw. | sells at Si per gallon. special prices tejovuers, gan | fe Tagtire seize isth stu. | J AN ONYX N MISSES’ JERSEYS. ‘ve marked down our entire stock of Misses’ | Wen wed, standing collar, all sizes, in nav; dinal, brown, | waruet, | REDUCED FRow $1.25 To 98 CENTS of finest Imported Stockinette, aie, cout back, all sizes, navy, brown, cardi nai and garnet, KEDUCED FROM $1.48 TO $1.19. 400 SHETLAND SHAWLS, n black, white, light blue aud cardinal, REDUCED FROM $1 TO 79 CENTS. 17 FRISS F JACKETS, left of the lot of 100 we advertised last week. They: arestylishly made,military front, large metal buttons, REDUCED FROM $4.50 TO $2.48, 30 DOZEN MORE LADIES BLACK, SPLIT-FOOT STOCKINGS Teeeived. Same as sold so rapidly last week. We shail sell them at same price, 23 € 6S DOZEN GAUZE JERSEY VESTS, Just seenred, 50 cen Same quality as we have sold lately at will sell at 35 CENTS. ANOTHER LOT OF SILK UMBRELLAS, which we will sell at same price as we sold them last Friday, $2.19. 14 cents—The Pins we are selling in our Jewelry Department for 14 cents are really regular price 25c, 3 FOR 50CENTS. 100 dozen Gents’ Warranted Pure Linen HAND- KERCHIEFS, 2inch hem-stitched; regular price, 25¢ ‘The Handkerchief sale to advertise that depart. continue this week. Novelties and special bargains coming dai 19 cents—Large Brim, High Crown Black HATS, regular price, 4 cents, Our Entire Stock of PARASOLS consists of 26 pieces. You cau imagine we de not want to carry these few over. ‘They must be sold. You will think se if you examine prices. 68 cents—Fine Milan, Large Brim, High Crown, Black Hats; resular price $1.49. 32 ceuts—4inch wide RIBBON for Children’s Sashes, extra heavy satin and gros grain; all colors; regular price, 42 cents. i i | 3 for 25 cents—Colored Percale COLLARS We Sold these goods at 12%¢., 15¢ and 17e. each. ~1.48—Bluck Pure Silk GUIPURE NET. In fact, We are showing some extreme good values in Laces | and Embroideries worth looking at. | is | During the mouth of August the “Bon Marche” will | be receiving daily all the Newest and Most Desirable | Goods Come aud see us. You will find IT PAYS TO TRADE aT WoW EER A RRR WWwww FE AA ROR WWWW EE AA RRR Wwww EF) AAA ROR — WoW KEE AAR ROL) 10 dozen Tneked and Fmbrotdered Ch 10 dozen Finely Embroidered Ch collar, dsc. | S dozen Embroidered Mul! Fichus, 35c.. worth 48¢ 2 dozen extrasize Mull Shawls, embroidered, $3.48. 40 pieces thin Summer Veiling, two yards, 2 | THAT WERE | isettes,26e. | emisettes, with | KER E Ee PA Ere | For 98. superior quality &-button Undressed Nous: | quetulre Kid Gloves, embroidered, really worth 81.80 Spalr. For @8e. extta long All-silk Mousquetatre Gloves, guarantee) worth $160 a palt, | For 68c. All-silk Mousquetatres, 6 buttons, all col- | ora. Please examine the quailty. For 25¢. Tafeta Slik Gloves Also, pure Lisle thread Gloves, tins and black, every pair worth 350. For 23c. warrauted All-silk Mitts, 11 inches, long, all colors. ey 8 $7.50, aly ° LLIL “00 Ey a8 & BBB BER. Bee BB BBB BBB BOB BOB BRB BBB JUST RECEIVED. Fan-edge Morle Sash Rivbons, 9 inches wide, for $1.45. You cannot buy these Ribbons elsewhere un- der $1.68, A few pleces of striped Picot-edge Sash for 82c., worth $1. Bs Sy EMBROIDERIES. EMBRO1DERIES. EMBROIDERIES. EMBROIDERIES. EMBROIDERIES. Ladies will find, now we have filled up the gaps in the stock, the finest assortment in the city, und at Prices much below our competitors. The Job lot of Irish, Point and Swiss Embrolderies we lately re- ceived are meeting with a rapid sale. ccd ‘cca uv THAT WERE $13.50, $14, 5 3 ppp wee ‘2 wp nrg govey Sound ecasa Seaca coy EBe sensei i} 3 D BIG BARGAINS. Pure Spunsilk Black Hose; white split feet, $1.68, Positively worth $2.25. Children's English Derby Ribbed Hose, all sizes, 19¢,, price elsewhere 25c. SILK UNDERWEAR. swiss Ribbed SUlk Vests or Bodices,all colors, fit and finish the best, $248 each; same quality as usually offered for $3.50. eee < GGG EER NNN § NNN NN GSS ex EN FURNISHINGS. A full line of the best Imported and DomesticScarfs, Gloves, Umbrellas, Shirts, Underwear, Halt Hoee, &c., ‘at 26 per cent below the usual prices. BARGAINS LATELY RECEIVED. Pure Lisle Thread Undershirts, 50c., worth $1.25. ogvatranted Puro Linen Handkerchiets, 150, worth All-wool Tourists’ Shirts, all colors, $1.1 Pongee Sun Umbrellas, green linings, only $1.10 Nail, Tooth, Clothes and Hair ‘Soaps, Per+ fumes, dec., at just half druggists’ prices, ee A I Fv £4 AA aa aa S17 COR 7TH AND E813, NNN 855g azar RO@YyaA 1117-1219 PFNNSYLVANIA AVENUE Try? H 1 ERE BBR 00. NX tH OEE B's 0% BRE tT Hunre ‘MBe Oo ONNN tT HOHE BBO ON XN | v UW EER &BB ‘oo NN | at soe fe rc tuuwee ok MR GG HO BEE (GMM aA loupe gO Bul Ee jaa 2°23 E Go HE rd au: 26818 SEVENTH STREET N. w. | Naw Srock FISH NET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, JACKONET DRAWELS, GREN A: SCARES, Suitable for the hot spells SSE W.S. TEEL, wal 965 Penuevivanis avenue ‘AGPThis entire column belongs to the Palais Royal, iyso [aude “APpIY a fork ave. TANTED-100- MEN AND 100 Cats Wittig oa Kiciarts: & Som, Sine vant garte S138 per dass Apply corner Scuin Copied nd YANTED — PERMANENTLY, FURNISHED Hoom in House fronting south, between 13h and 19th, Fund Q sts, by siuyle gentieman; per mouth. Address, describing room, 1 G.I WANT ED--HOUSES. i go Picabe uddeess TANTRD— W their resi nialnder ot smn ing J. We Wo, 4 ps Rie ae OE PO Be BS YVANTED-TO PURCHASE A HOUS, NOT (Wits Un nine rooms, itn back’ building pre: ferred, north of K and west o: 12th si. u.w., at about 5.000. ress particulars and lowest cash price pox 414, = aid ANTED—TO SMALL House with 8 or 9 rooms, all mod. imps, good location in vorthwest, convenient to 14th st. Priuel- er can secure occupa rr Lith stew. oF calling “utter 4: D—HOUSE FOR MAN AND WIFE, 10- tween H and Osts., in the vieluity of 14th nw. Address D. C., Star Office, 'ANTED-—OWNERS OF IMPROVED OR U Amproved property, or of ue or more Lots on. the Heights at fair prices, can find sale, if suited, by addres-ing, with location and lowest price, Ko: Star office ) | Four orders at Guce. Gouds delivered frée. Oper: frou vw dking Of fuel: uo ast AUOFS, PUlnpibg Water, priuting presses, winery. Seni tor circular aud price list. D. AUR, Agent, 481 sth st, imusedute delivery. 7K CO, KM. GOLDS Jeo f W REPOSITORY (HE Stork of fine carriag -s red in igton, among Which ure the latest. styles: Vie- | torias, cabrolettes,” eatension-top, phuetons, canopy | and’ extenston-top" surreys, iadies’ pliaetoiws, eauop; | mud buggy tops; coupe gnu sash dor rockaways, T | carts and drags, doctors’ phxetons Jump seats,ex- easton am bugs (Ops: id pouey carts, brewster <1 Gocard baggies and many 0 to mwution. | han | tax er styles 100 mnmercds Abo several second-hand carriages ot carriages resetitest: JON aM repairing promptly atiended” on storave: ull Work guarasiteed us tie stock aud repository. NG, 479 aud 431 st nw, rear of F ‘at che Harris House; rooms y located with time view of moun: ius. Good table, fruit, @c. Address Mrs RC. H\R- 'S, Purcelville, Loudou wus-3t" ASSAF | 3 aoe x bo GRATH & KENNELLY, 211 11th st n.w. jyl8-Im> a = = a= | aes 2508s 32.50 ‘ull Ciusees Of hallway TED-THOSE USING LAWN NOWE ‘OR SALE—PARM_42 99-100 ACRES. THREE re 3 W fie Sua chen save, ney oo ar cae | Husuee ab, oneguarer wows (nen eens | Ea pte eed i. H. DODGE, Regent Parte. Gor repel ive Roache Stans “Crist | Fomd, oar edge Pagel 2 BAGS 234 str .mi.1-20-30 | Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re raaaisie Uecee Syetea mah etc | Lace aucadnge ate ce oar | # ee pata | ates eine ee entender work in good style and at low a Ldget Tools | Cutriage houses: water, 3 apr Fst 2 soem . py eth m furnisbed. “Address oF apply £0. zane ee ae oe SP HOSENDALE, 1MOC st owe o"syelm FICKEING. Moat Estate, 1904 Saga eee soso gee eo {TED-PLAIN AND OMNAMENTALIRON | VOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-FABM OF 33 ‘Rear 2008 13 We iareer lage Vasu gee fal ana gc | aces: ile tt tie ay: borage dueling, 306 aoc Riedoor, 1218 Onie ave. “H. WOOD. dytimne™ | A PHILLIPS: 1425 New Vork ave ‘iyo tm Tee. ANTED— iGE-MABKET OR EX- W. mee or aver, Ob oF Gas Stoves for Seyscured OF Do pay. Vid Stoves bought. and sold cheap. oar Waa SRD OTHER INSECTS EX - PERSONAL. gs I HAVE PASSED A CIVIL: pe ere ee | fee nae B AQUOURE OF FH Dea OR a ( ee Fa 8 itm i aa Po 2 Neha He ae # # i eens |

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