WASHI NGTON: 23, 1988. Washington, and much greater than that st all the other daily papers bere added together. Statement of the circulation of Tux Evexrxo ‘Stam tor the week ending July 21, 1888: er Prices Sm Rasox. We are displaying to-day in one of ourlargest show-windows, 7th-street front, three grades of Seersucker Coats and Vests, that, tn hot wether ike this, claim from you passing thought, and appeal most strongly to your sense of comfort and economy. The respective prices are $1.00, $1.50 aud $2.50gor both carmenta They fit well, are mace well. and differ only in quality of material, The $2.50 grade is mede from the very finest American Seersucker, sud can’t be found outside of our House at any price, as we | comtrol it for this market. The €1.50 and $1.00 grades will cost you elsewhere from 75 to 100 per cent more than our prices. Look st Mowpay, JULY 16, 1888. 25,730 | them. You'll be surprised. ‘TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1888.. SBA COMPANY. Wepwespay, JULY 18, 1888. 23,495 | es a, JOLY 19, Laem, - 25,640 ——con Se ‘Toran .... . 158,195 Teolemniy swear that the above 1s a true and Correct statement of the circulation of Tum EVEN- Ime Stax for the week ending July 21, 1888 F. B. Novas, ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Sworn to and subseribed before me thls twenty- third day of July, A.D. 1888. Jou T. C. CLank, Notary Public. ——— - A Dew steamer recently built on the Clyde tor Cue of the trans-Atlantic passenger companies Doasts of accommodations for 2,000 persons. The Published descriptions teil ull about her mirrors, er stained glass, her upholstery and the comforts Of her state-rooms, but not a word about the Bumber Of the life-voats swinging from her daviis, or their capacity for carrying the whole 2,000 people safely through a stormy sea. ‘To imcrease the carrying capacity of steamers Without Increasing the means of assuring safety ‘IM case of disaster, is to increase proportionately | The number of persons destined to be drowned. | Brains and ingenuity will be better devoted to devices for the security of passengers in all con- Ungencies than merely to the enlargement and | @ecoration of the vessel The wise men of Gotham Who went to sea in a bowl undoubtediy needed life-poats and life-preservers when Lroubie came, not @ roomier and more handsomely decorated Dow! $< > ___ Rumor says that severalof the leading republi- caus in the House are urging upon cheir copartisans | im the Senate the prolong :tioa of the present situ- | ation regarding the tariff, by giving their entire attention to the discussion of the Mills bill Instead of offering a substitute measure for the democrats Yo criticise in toeir turn. This may be “good poll- ‘Ues" Im the narrower sense of the term. It 1s not, however, what the country expects of the republl- cans in Congress. Gur business interests every- Where demand that the tariff question shall be andled on its merits and not made a mere party plaything. tis to be hoped that if the repubil- cap Senators bave tn mind aay plan for abolishing the surplus and reducing the revenue to a proper Polut, they will put it into the form of a bill and give the people a chance to judge between the Products of the two economic theories, a ‘The moon fulfilled last might the predictions concerning It, and was viewed in the sickly red of | This is Straw-Hat Weather sure. Look at the haudsome Hats made from such sterling braids of Straw as “Milan,” “Centon,” “Dalmation” and “Tyrolian” that we are now ruuning off at Forty-Eight Cents (48c.) each, they are worth | all the way from #1 to 82. SAKS AND COMPANY. Look in our Neckwear Window and see the Styles and prices there displased, then look all ‘round this town and see what those who “Plow” so much about their so-called baryaine have to show. Compare their offerings with ours and then act as your Judgment may direct. Be not deceived by catching phrases or fancy word-pictures; they are like sunshine on the water—an unsubstantial glitter. We are selling Neckwear at 35c. each, or 3 for $1, that com- pare most favorably with any 75c. Neckwear in town, and we show you Hundreds of Styles and Patterns to salect from. SAKS AND COMPANY. Our Underwear window— Market Space frout— is well worth seeing—or rather the solid, sub- stantial bargains displayed therein. Others may fell you about their so-called bargains in Underwear, Talk is cheap. We show you the ovods. We display them in our windows We sell them to you at the prices marked, Weare selling more Underwear this season than ever before, and why? Simply because the people see for themselves that their dollar goes fur- ther here than anywhere; that what we adver- tise we mean, and because we help them tos conclusion by illustrating our advertisaments through our show windows. SAKS AND COMPANY. Our great Cut-Price Sale of Ladies’ Finest Slippers still crowds our Shoe Department. We are determined to make a clean sweep here. Look in our Shoe Cases around our building and see the great bargains there displayed— marked in plain figures. This is indeed a sea- son of great values here. SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. 23 M ODESTY! are a modest le, do a modest business in a» modest kindof a way abd are always tauktal for SMALL Tavons ‘\-« endeavor to show our appreciation of the People’s 108 ecitpyed condition vy several hundred astrono- mers, anda million, more or less, of amateur ax tronomers made up in neariy equal proportions of the twosexea The conditions were favorable to Successful observation. In itgrelution to science, the eclipse was of value only in the opportunity it gave for studying the positions in the heavens of Some of the smaller stars, by noting the instant of | $1: their complete occultation by apparentiy passing Dbebind the moon. When the moon Is brightly 11- Juminated, its side rays prevent the observation of ‘Ubls exact Imstant it When its surface Is obscured Dy an eclipse, the stars disappear ouly when our View of them ts actually cut off by the interposi- ‘Won Of the satellite's boty. $< —___ | ‘The Pope is having no endof trouble in disposing | of bis duplicate juoilee presents. One wuudred thousand bottles of wine must be drunk up or given away, aud thirty thousand pairs of suppers, | embrotdered by fair hands, give him more food for anxious thought than a popular rector’s supply of | dressing-gowna. Priestiy vestments of various ‘Sorts be received in abundance, and also statues of the virgin and saints. These he can bestow upon poor churches in different parts of Europe, where they will doubtless be doubiy welcome Iu view of their source. But the slippers and the wine— What sbali be do with them? There ts evidently ap Off-side even to the enjoyment of a jubliee. Tue fears of anxious per-ons who foresaw in the Fecent cool season @ forerunuer of a period of extreme heat seem likely to be realized. To-day | opened with the promise of ubundant warmth, | and it would be strange if we should not now have @ hot wave to supplement the comparative com- fort we haveenjoyed thus far this sumer. But the weatuer-wise of South Carolina contend that & cold wave is due there every August; and What | South Carolina gets in abundance, the District | Usually receives its share of, Whether it be storm | Or sunsbine, high tides, drought or earthquakes, | According to custgin the weather bureau may be expected to predict a Lot wave, modised only by ‘Ue possiblities of a South Caroltua coid wave. ee Every dog has his day and so has even the Dis. trict of Columbia, On this occasion the District as not been robbed of its day, and measures to | whieh there is practically no opposition have been passed. All that is necessary to secure the pas | Sage of a piece of District legislation Is to get everyboay in it: favor and then fight valiantly for | the opportunity to obtain a vote upon it, The latter 13 oiten the harder task. a ‘The Police Court prisoners are to be protected While on their way to the cells against th acvances of too-zealous attorneys or of the latter's agente The cells to whfn these prisoners are conducted need te next stroke of Police Court Teform. Ia number and size they are insumficient, % situation unsultabie, and, as a result, in con- dition disgracerui <<< oe ‘The President's civii-service reforin message of ‘to-day will Bave many interested readers, even if the New York Fost, as a represeatative of the civil-service retormers, did say in effect that no Weigut would be attached to further representa- ‘ons by the administration on this subject. Tas McConncxr Cuxz Uusarza COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. c. Ancorporsted under the laws of West Virginis December 31, 1887. CAPITAL STOCK—20,000 SHARES AT 910 EACH. BUSHROD ROBINSON, President. HL F. WOODARD, Vice-President, ‘WM. G. BAINES. Secretary. ROBERT MOKRISON, Attorney. DIRECTORS. BUSHROD ROBINSON. E.G. DAVIS, W. T. HOKNADAY, 4. F. WOODARD, | ALLAN RUTHERFORD, DANIEL LOUGHRAN, ROBERT MURRISON. § Washington. D. C.. 1: OPFICES:) New York. 28 Broad ( Pbuadeipiia. 331 Fst nw. =. ‘The most competent Judges cf Umbrellas have pro- aounced the MeCormick Cane-Urabrella an unqual fed success, and certain to become & general favorite. | After many fruitless attempts to successfully combine the Umbrella and th cane, this long desired rewult has | ‘St last been accomplished in the production of a Can which is neat, elegant and substantial. completely en. closing » Sux Umbrella whiich is crrtvailed tn streagt durability and compactness. Evers part of the Mc. Cormick Cane-Umbrella has been designed and pat. ented expressly for ft, and ali of these patents arc owned by th- Company. From the advance orders that have already come to the Company unsolicited, it is evident that the only tpouble likely to be encountered by the Company will bein manufacturing the article with sufficient rapid- ity tosupply the demand It is the intention of the Company, bowever. toarrange at once for the con- structioa of s complete plant of mactisery capable of producing all that will be required. ‘A luuttad amouat of the stock of thie company (2,500 shares) is now offered for sale at $5 per share, ‘aod attention is iuvited to it as « desiratls iavestment. Ut 9 un sseasable. ‘he subscription books will Le ‘opened on MONDAY. July 23, at the Washington ulfice of the company. Mr. WM. G. RAINES, Secretary, 1351 FF stredt northwest, where samples of the inveution can ‘be seen, and full information obtained. Copies of the prospectus will be forwarded upon Secretary. ‘applicaicn to the ay21-38 | Patronage by selling to thes FIWe CADY MADE, CLOTHING At from 20 to 40 per cent. less than “sta..dard” We have a standard of our cwn and will not permit ourselves or our busibess to be ruled and regulated by other staudarda, By way of illustration we make the folowing Genuine Seersucsty Coan sn) Vents, €1.50-91.97° nuine Seersucier Coa's au! Vests, $1.50-1. Micbast Coats and Vests, blue ‘and Shite checks, iobiaar Coata and Vests, silver gray and alate, $2.87. bu Mout Coste and Vests, feb, stylish, durable, Foose Costs and Vests, a large variety, lovely ates Ca Suits strictly all wool, sacks and cute- ways S825 .. +4 blue Suits, warranted all wool and fast color, “SSMERE 18 THE MILK IN THE COCOANUT. It will cost you the modest #mn of $10.7 }o get the Millk out of the Cocoanut. What we have ref eren-¢ tos alarceand @.evant assoriment of F ne Cassi: meve Suits, Wort ail the way from $15 to $20, and which we are Dow offer #1045 A SUIT, Sacks, Cutaways and Cuesterfields. Prince Alve sey, $13.50, Boys’ Suits. Sizes 12 to 18 years: Coats, Vests and Long Pants, $1.96, 84.50, 85.12, 85.50, 4 0. €6.57, 87. CHILDREN'S SULTS. Sizes 4 to 13 years. Jacket and Paute only. $1.25, 82, $583.50, + ained. 4 Shicce te Ros GP the ihiesort Gf tail’ mentioned yee ‘Sivi's Working Pants, honest in make and material, a rain stromg and durable, $17 and perfect Stuung. > Moun week will reauce them to il Pryce that teils—82.90, $2.78, $2.87, €3.30. ‘Be on time i You must run vo mae it. VICTOR FE. ADLER’ § 10 PER CEN: CLOTHING HOUSE. S27 and bw + 10 sLn.w.. corer Masscuusetts ave. Dtnetly Une rrice ss Open Saturdays Ull 11 p.m EF-OFFICE COATS, strives and checks, on sale Monday, Wednesday, abu Friday moraings. from 7 tl We'clock. PHICK. Zoe. 2S a ‘ Garar Day Goons Assouncewext By THOS J. LUTTRELL, Successor to LUTTRELL & Wixz. In addition to Silks, Satins, Velvets, Henriettas, Cashmeres, Albatross, Nun's Veiling, Wool Suitings Ladies’ Cloths, Sateens, Seutch Giughams, Challies, Damasks, Towels, Napkins, Gents’ and Ladies’ ‘hings, Handke:c..iefs, Gloves, Hosiery. Buttons, Ribbons, aud all otuer foreign Dry Goods at a special discount of 10 perceut until August 16, I wll also ive a discount of 5 per cent om all Cotton Gooda, 1 will also offer 000 Parasols and Suu Umbrellas at Prime cost, taese goods are this seasons and choice styles. An auction lot of Gents’ Half Hose, also Ladies’ Colored Hose, consisting of 200 doz., which I will sell 4 pairs fr 25c., less than wholesale price. 2.000 yards Krinkle Seersucker, last season's, price 124c., I will sell them at Ge._per yard to close. All persons desiri.g to find the greatest bargains ever offered in Dry Goods in Washington, will do well | to call at 1930 Ps. ave. nw., where they cam be | Pleased. both in quality, style and price, All persons owing the late frm of Luttrell & Wine will be kid enoush to settle their bills at the earliest powsibie moment with THOS J. LUTTRELL, Successor to LUTTRELL & WINE, 20th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. S211 ths UE GREAT SALE OF LAST WEEK CONTINUES jor seven days lo! edertu Wool Heauaute "DOUBLE COMBINATION 3 W241 aud BINATION, 243 Lith 7 oe Pauaverena Store will continue t sale of REMNANTS and ODDS and ENDS at ONE-HALF VALUE. PAKASOLS at cost. Great Barvaius iu HOSIERY, and UNDER- W.AR Ladies’ Full Re. ular Balbriggan aud Pia-Stri e HUSE reduced to Alec. Ladies’ GACZE VESTS, fine quality, re duced to 200. Children’s fine GAUZE BALBRIGGAN, all Sizes. Price was 3lc.to50c. Now 25c. Great Bargains in WHITE GOODs at 12sec. Oue lot of 30 pieces NAINSOOK and Swiss EMSROIDERIES. Were lic. to 25c. Now 12sec. Bargains in CASHMERE SHAWLS and SCARFS. Colors: Cream. Biue, Pink, Cardi- pal, Tan and Black. Ail marked down to close. It seems odd to advertise BLANKETS ia mid-summer, but yuu can save 75c. buying thes now. One case 10.4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, worth $5 ‘& pair, to go for $2.50. Oue lot 24-inch Black Siik SUN UMBREL- LAS. Reduced trom $1.75 to §1. Odds and Euds in CORSETS at50c. Worth double Great bargains in MATTINGS. Freuch GINGHAMS redvced from 25c. te 6c. CARHART & LEIDY. 7th and 706 K st n.w. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPP'S cocoa | ‘BREAKFAST. | _{BY # thorough knowledge of the natural (NTE the Syeratlone of danatiow and behind care‘! application of the selected Cocon Sr. woe ay ‘oursel | tm'bais-poubd cue by Goosen ‘Rxcept Saturday, when we elose at 1 o'clock. PALAIS ROVAL AR GAIN 37 Somewhat pathetic but a little comical are the efforts of we competit my merchants to catch your trade at this dull season. Some of us are s little unaceountable, and our advertisement—the produst of heat-oppressed. Draineif not believed, must not be laughed at. We are voing to try and make thise very advertion- ‘ment, 20 please glance through our List. THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below.) Gentlemen, do you know the Palais Royal is the only lange store in this city, of its kind. doing « strictly cash business? We pay promptly, that’s why we have been offered and secured unusual bargains of late. We've bought cheaper, cannot we sell cheaper than those mer- chants who credit and have losses to make good? OF COURSE WE CAN. Perhaps that’s the cause of some of the pathetical- cotuical-nonsensical efforts to convince you to the contrary. IN OUR WINDOW, Corner of 12th st. and Pa. ave. you may se Pongee Silk Windsor and Knot Scarfs for 35c., worth 50 and 75c, ‘Lisle Thresd Undershirts for 65c.. worth $1.26, English Flannel Tourist Shirts for $2, worth $3. French Percale Dress Shirts for 75c., worth 1. British Half Hose for 13e.. worth 25e, pair. Warranted Fast-Buck Half Hose for 36c., worth ‘50c., and raany other equally food bargains made pos- sible, and alone possible, by A STKICILY CASH BUSINESS. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (or ladies below.) Extra Heavy Black Silk Jersey Mitts, 50a. Same quality as heretofore sold at 68e, Black Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, 440.; our former 8c. quality. New lot 8c. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, superior to last lot at this price. PALAIS ROYAL PARASOL BARGAINS. ‘Moire Silk Parasols; Red, Green (two shades), Tan, Brown, Blue (two suades), Slate, Fawn, $1.69 each; formerly sold at $3.25, PALAIS ROYAL JEWELRY BARGAINS, Gold, Sterling Silver, Cut Steel, Moonstone, Oxy- diz d. and Khine Sione Lace Pins, Karriuus. Hair apd Hat Ornamenta, &c. 50s, and 81.8 piece off last week's prices, Ask for toe reduced jewelry. PALAIS ROYAL EMBROIDERY BARGAINS. ‘The “Post” had it yesterday “Why @ lady tenot @ Judge." Itshould have been “What lady is nut Judge of these goods!” We referred to the Short ‘Lengths of Embroideries being offered at below cost. PALAIS ROYAL FAN BARGAINS. Not for long, because they'll soon be all gone. Our ‘35c Parchment Jap Feus with laced sticks for 25c. At the credit bouses 50c. PALAIS ROYAL SHOE BARGAINS, Dongola Kid Oxfords. all sizes and width, patent leatuer tips, $2.25, instead of $2.50, to-morrow. PALAIS BOYAL POCKET-BOOK BARGAINS, Pocket Books of Jap, Seal, aud Alligator leather ip ‘square and oblong shapes, brown, Red, aud Bisck. ‘Those at 75c. and #1, of which we have but few, to o at 50c. each. Dress Goons Asp Sours, Late in the Season. No need to give descriptions, ‘You know of the desirable things sud the prices usu- ally charged. DO OUE CLOSING-OUT SALE PKICES ATTRACT YOU? 18c. CHALLIES FOR 12%c. With the exception of the new Patterns received last week our stock of Challies at 12ic; the new stock at oe. a yard. 250. SATEENS FOR 150. Koechlins Freres latest styles and colors in figured French Sateens. We have no domestic Sateens, 20 we do uot deceive you with a little real and a lot of imitation. 40c. GINGHAMS FOR 250. ‘The name of the maker and being Scotch may be the tain reason why these Gingh ms usually sell at 40c, But the Dame represents the BEST GINGHAMS IN THE WORLD. 2c. DOMESTIC GINGHAMS FOR 120. ‘Somewhat of an exaggeration: there are a few pieces: ‘that so.d at 20c. and two pieces that were 16c. All Bow to go at 125g. 1240. CREPELINE FOR 1030. Wauamaker, of Philedelpbia, sdvertises “Craay Cloth. only 120." Pretty colors, ‘well and easily. A vath of soap and water and sun is all that’s required. 75e. BLACK SURAH FOR 690. No reason to reduce the price, for our reputation for Black Surahs is establisned. The reduction ie small, but it's nearly all our profit, $1 CHINA SILKS FOR 850. Figured effects on light and dark grounds. The va- riety of patterns, not less than the superior quality, bas attracted many. $1 SILK GRENADINE FOR 850. Bisck. Entirely free from furelem substance, and thereiore drapes gracefully, and without cressiag. Our @1.25 quality is reduced to $1. WARRANTED BLACK SILKS. Prices from $1 to @2 syard. All the newest weaves. The best makesof the best makers, and st lowest Prices, because of our strictly cash aystem ip buying ‘and selling. On demand, A WRITIEN GUAKAaTER BINDING Us TO INDEMNIFY SHOULD OUR SILKS SPLIT OR WEAK SHINY, SUITS AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. ‘You may bave noticed that last week we reduced the prices of all SUITS. Now we offer them st one-Afth (20 per cont) off the reduced peices—the final sacrifice, We have— Ladies', Misses’, and Children’s 1ndia Linen Suits, Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s French Gingham ‘Suits. ‘Ladies’, Misses’, and Children's French Sateen Suite, a Lidia’, Misees', and Children's Talor-made Cloth ite, Ladies’, Misses’, and Children's Summer Cashmere Wool suite, pdidies’, Mince’, and Children's All-wool Mansel te, Ladies? Beaded Visites and Pelerines, Ladies’, Misses’, and Children's Tourist Suite, Ladiew’, Misses’, and Children's Tourist Ulstera, S27” Deduct one-Afth from the price marked on the SACRIFIOR OF SUITS. Tas PALAIS ROYAL Srom: Ovex Ura 6 P, M, | Wows & WASHINGTON, D. 0, ‘MONDAY, JULY 23, 1888. ‘Close Saturdaysat 1 p.m. Other evenings, 5 o'clock. ‘We take Stock Saturday Evening, July 28th. Bargains will be more numerous for the next six days than any previous period this year, ‘Remnants will be displayed all the week, and ‘no effort will be spared to clean up the stock thoroughly and completely before Seturdiy evening. © ‘ (Ohallies,—The balance of our stock of French, ‘all-Wool Challies has been reduced to 37}. per yard, Fifteen cho'ce patterns in light ground e@ects, Considering the desirability and popu- larity of this fabric, these should meet with © ready sale. ‘Ladies’ Suummer Underwear. All small lots and odd sizes must be sold this week, hence these extraordinary reductions, 5 Ladies’ Gauze Vesta, high neck and long leoves, size 58 only. Reduced to 20c. each. ‘4 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck and sleeves, slightly damaged. Reduced to 200. each, 2 Pairs Ladies’ Gauze Balbriggan Pants, slightly damaged, sizes 32 and 34. Reduced to ‘350. per pair. ‘2 Ladies’ Fine Ribbed Lisle Thresd Lavender ‘Vesta, low neck and no sleeves. Reduced to 50c. each. 12 Ladies’ Fish Not Vests, high neck and no sleeves, size 5. Reduced to 50c. 6 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, V-shape neck nd no sleeves, size 3, Reduced to 3730. each. (First floor.) 100 pieces Freres Koechlin’s Fine French Seteons, in s particularly varied line of fancy stripes and figures, at the reduced price of 15¢. per yard, Just Opened—New Qualities of Black Henri- etta Cloth dateens, having the finish and appear- ‘nce of Silk-warp Henrietta, and guaranteed “Fast” Bleck. 25, 30, and 35c. per yard. Anderson's Scotch Ginchams, also an elegant live of Fancy Ombre Plaid, and Lace-Striped ‘and Checked Zephyrs, reduced to 25e. par yard. (Second floor.) Reductions in Boys’ Pants, These are the ends Of @ few lots we desire to dispose of this week, ‘and are satisfied to sacrifice them. ‘32 Fairs Boys’ All-Wool Knee Panta, in sum- mer weight materials, in Light and Dark effects; strong, serviceable cloths, and extrayood values. Sines, 4.t0 14 years, Reduced to 75c, per pair. (Third floor.) Closing sale of Ladies’ White Suits. We carry Ro White Suits over from one season toanother consequently what we have must be disposed of stonce. We take offs fourth or fifth to make them that much cheaper than they cun possibly ‘be secured for anywhere—in or out of this city. 1 Line reduced to 85 per suit. 1 Linereduc-dto 87 per suit, "1 Line reduced to 87.50 per suit. 1 Line reduced to $8 per suit. 1 Linereduced to $10 per suit. 1 Line reduced to $12.50 ver suit, Line reduced to 814 per suit. 1 Line reduced to $15.50 per suit. These are mostly broken lines, that is, lines of which we have only afew sizes left, yet we Ihave all sizes in the entire lot. Ladies’ Wrappers reduced. One lot of Light Percale Wrappers, Hubbard Front, and Princess Back, sizes 34 to 42. Reduced to 81. Five Dozen Ladies’ White Iudia Linon Hub- bard Wrappers, sizes 32 to 44. Reduced to 81.75each. (Third floor.) Reductions in Gloves—These must be sold by Seturday—stock-taki: Ladies’ 6-button length all-silk Jersey Gloves, im Black, Tans, Modes, and Grays, Reduced to 50e. per pair. Ladies’ 10-button length, all silk Jersey Mitts, in Pink aud Light Blue. Reduced to 75c. per air. (itst floor, center.) A Keduction ip Quilts—Having sold ont of our reguiar $2 Marseilles Qu Its, we have re- duced the priceof a higher grade to that figure Rather thau buy more before stock-tuking. Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. Lituund F Sx Dass Rewsaxr Sate, Twice s year we take account of stock on hand, and for the second time this year will take it July 28—Saturday evening. We are Ugbt-uing the task as much as possiole by con- ‘Yerting quantities of yoods into cash. To in- @uce you to buy more gods than you would under ordinary circumstane-s we lower the price on everyting we are auxious to dispose ‘of previous to that occasion. and the guods we are anxious to dispose of arc the followin: Ist. Lines of which we have uot the fui range of nizes 2d. Particular styles or fabrics of which we have an overstock. 3d. Seasouable merchandise that we do not care to duplicate at this tim 4th. Allel w-selling fabrics or styles. Sth. Novelties and func; that belong strictly to this season, 6th. All short pieces, small lots, odd sizes, ‘and all goods that have become slightly soiled, Fumpled, or tbe leastwise imperfect. ‘The price of everything fulling under the ‘above will be lowered, and thecoming week will Ve the “Bargain week of the year. Althouch wedo not name the former price of Tedue d«oods in our anuouncements, we pre- dict that you will be surprised at the exiraordi- ary coucessious .made, more especially when you consider that the go: ds are seasonable and desirable in every respect. Silks redaced. We drop the price of these to disprse of them at the earliest possible moment before stock-taking, July 28th. Bix pieces of Ficured and Striped Shantung Pongee, very desirable for blouse waists, or ior trimmming «nd comtining with plain Pougee. Reduced to 9c. per yard. Four pieces’ of Peucil-stripe Surah Silk, in wobelin with white stripes. serpent-re n with ‘white, brown with white, and navy with goid. Reduced to 50c. per yard. U1 pieces 24 and 27-inch Fine Figured Chins Silke, ‘might ground colors with au attractive variety of figures. A very choice ‘summer silk fabric. Three lots, Reduced to 50, 75c. and 81 per yard, Several picces of Checked Surah Silks, in Viack-and-white, biue-and-white and «rcen- and white cheeks, Reduced to75c. per yard. Several pieces of St.iped Surahs, in biack- and-white and wray-snd-white stripes. Ke- duced to 75c. per yard. Several pieces of black-and-white checked and plaid Surabs. Reduced to 84c. per yard. Several pieces of black-and-white plaid and striped Suraia, Reducea to $1 per yard. (Pust floor.) ‘Men's reductions. Toclose out the balance of our lower grade of Men's Feaiher-weight ‘Nainsook Drawers we offer them at the reduced price of 30c. per pair, 3 pairs for $1. We have ‘only sigs 32, 34, 36 and 38-inch. ‘As good asa redu.tion. We have just secured, ‘Suew line of Men's Fine Flannel shirts, ins choice variety of light attractive stripes and checks, which we bought at a price considers- diy less than they sold for earl er in the seasvn, ‘and as usual give you the benefit of vur fortu- ‘Men's Scarfe—The Scarfs and Four-in-Hands marked down to 35c., 3 for 81, are moving rap- idiy. These are the remains of our 50. 75, 870., 22d $1 lots, and notwithstondine the quantity sold, we yet havea number of choice WANTED—HELP. TED—A KELIABLE BOY OR Gi AN’ MPP eae 16 T0.18 about the ‘artist, AQAD- Wherein saat cary ores halos ad ‘price location, Cari a ee ; rANTED— DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN CJOKS, Ral sat etn ata. ‘T Seip for resorta 13 ‘ANTED_WOMEN Cooks. #10 To 840: CH. Soh hia oaatem Reson 'S Driversor ‘LA. COOMBS, ‘CRAM. or .w* ‘Wasa an tar, W0PG Nas 3 with some office. ‘Address Box 10, Star Bares ‘AN’ A COMI ‘NT ey sienna SE COLORED, WOMEN wfamly of four Neen, w after 3p. my Est WANS, 2OPUPIL_ wUnses. AT ON Wirout dren's topitat Wand iors nove Po own id W {Step at oii ‘woman to cook, wash quired. WNTEDA SEAMSTRESS TO SEW AT MY house for one week: taste, Apply Now York aveuue nw. out bare ad ‘ED—PRACTICAL DAIRY MAN HITE smail fainily to work un farm near thir aud to Bor 151, wear otice- management of stock 23-2 Send W1StED-A MEL mand Gand’ NUBSB APPLY TO Da TER, 1207 Slat at. n.w., bet 1 and 3. geet aw., between, and 3 9. ‘WANIED-4 YOUNG LADY TO AGSIST IN COR- eet and fancy store eu) Apply, with references: at loyment permanent. 90 Uthat aw! ae 'ANTED—A REGIST! yada 8 OF relief. ‘> PHARMACI T, FOR ‘Box 98, Star office. D—SALESMEN EVERYWHERE TO SELL a Ciculara, “N.Y DOOM PEATE GOL, Iy23-7¢ silver door plates by our new plan of free lear $10 a day eauily: write for WASIED—A GENTLEMAN HAVING LARGE Acguatntance in this and surrounding cities, can A THe rt ee ae hws wat . by oalling om 10 Sud T2'0. ate Ww ANTED—| 1328 7th ‘AT ONCE—TWO SALESLADIES AT w. ‘ANTED-LADY Witvour bose when increase will TO SHOW OUR GOODS THREE 08 eas ag Vand 12 o'clock, EW. 7 per week until September, ‘competent. Cal WALKE.. Se & 00.912 ae W none otuer or Arsenal. Wane Ww rt; whi this city ‘ANTED—AGEN' need apply. No. 18 We ED — A | REGISTERED sta Mut furnish wood references, Ww ris, this highly remunerative business(practicall Iaredy rf PHARMACIST; Address BU ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE NURSE FOR Young children; must be settled sets ents ay2k ANTED— WHITE CHAVBERMAIDS FOR A ite and colored couks and white nurse ks and housework-re for Philudel- s Brooklyn, New York city. LUKNHAM'S, 6:10, dyz1-6r '<—A PROMINENT NEW YORK planufacturiuy Company, wit an establish dand & mouopol> ), patron zed by Me chant, ers, Corp.sra” yublic, desires an active and re- tions, and the zene representative in every state cent u sponsible F fa NA states V STED-A YOUS jence Inne a eee ANTED—A GIRL TO LEARN 1 mn Iunited investment inv ady und rcontract. A ‘or City; 100 aranteed. Seve * tress tue UNION- ONAL CO.. 744 Broadway, New York. $y21-3t i@ MAN HAVING SOME EX- Painting. Apply WAL SAUTE, AN CELY-FURNISH LING oe ae ISHED DWELLI! ‘the ie 4 2 fice, 718-60" WANTED Huss ‘OF ALL GKADES TO REST a — more calls for houses to rent wisom HERRON & RAMEY, 1307 F at. FOR RENT—ROOMS. RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED Rooms, three, @12; second oF third floors: 311 pear Susithsonian institulion, Amt Toot. #eco1 preferred. 3923 JON RENT—1315 MAGS. AVE. N. W.. vEKY DI Viprae acts Heme rai rer or, per, Mianeutiy: privete family. B16 16h. ayZ1-6t umineitate _ay21-ste Fe ent Pepe ; si aot | Meation n-rttwest’ et 31igcirt ie ble. pond, Sade Wasi : Ox Alley; lot worth more than the price: @1.100. | Arey nice fve-room Bouse on Crscent ot. near | cen |-ouses northwest, in good location, runt. | 1.990 per annura aly terms no. my muinber of Houses and LINKINS, 19th and Hwee < SALE—A SMALL “CASH PA) MENT, BAL ne SANS FROWN 1106 Fst. aw. PL INVESTMENT—TWO 15th +t me: revs ‘800° we ‘want’ an offer wall buy aE MOST Ree wre: pertoct T ix Oto, 17. ____ wah COMPLETE ° GPRS. B caTwooN, Basement, 916 F st ow near Wan & CAMED ‘ 1008 Fat. ‘summer or per: IR RENT—AT 1723 H ST. N.W.. RO MS CAN be obtained fastidious young meu desiring the Rae panty F? RENT—1012 12TH ST. N. W., CHEERFUL furnished ro. table board. transie: commeastes ee et _ JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED—DOUBLE PARLOR, F kitchen on Ist floor; cox pone roots ot Bd oor: cotoneted yard and cdiar: Modern iinprovements; nest care, references. Call after $p.m 307 Mat-nw. beige R RENT—LARGE AND ELEGANT MM UNT- ‘ating unfuriiebed Roome, on, second floor; north nd south front: very desirable, inquire it S82 dy21-3t* R NISHED OR UNFURNISH' Tooms third floor. 1235 Massscusetts avenue 5 B2h-se INGLE OR R REN |—FURNISHTD ROOMS en suite: also hall rooms; house bi nd newly furnished. 501 13th st. nw. JOK RENT—A SMALL FAMILY (ADULTS) WANT to rent two Unturnished Koous, uewiy papered, inl ary plumbing. opposite park, ceutral Cail at 425 dthet. uw. after 4 p.m. Iy2i-ate kk REN|—COMMODIOUS, COOL, AND W LL- furnixbed Apartipents in bandsome ew residence, 16 15th ‘st.. Upp ‘McPherson Square, where ail the comforts of a irat-class home can be had.” Jy JOR RENT—1619 K ST. NICELY-FURNI rooms, en suite; on second floor: transients accom- Modated; couvenient to Fest. cars, and herdice the door. ay0-$te in rate family: larce double co-ner house: south aud cast trout: references requiced. Lor Sat *. ei FOR RENT_STORES. Fe RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 803 H st. me.: house coutains 7 rooms (besides bath- DRESSM Toom), over the sore: rent, #40 per moth in ad- hmuat know how to sew. Mrs. WEEDS, 9: vance. Inquire of JAMES'Y, DAVIS' SONS corner Peum-yivania ave, and 12th st. dy12-2w A) cle you “yai-3tt WwW we. Wisk colored, t also Room: Ww y ANTI W2 1, then to learn y ANTED—A NUMBER OF YOUNG fair education who rite nicely ; i80. several ‘ks weli versed in the pension Drwiness, and several: the same. ZEKO, Star office, FRE, RENT-NEW STOR: AND DWELLING, 1229 Ent. now. Handsome plate-lasx- windows, mod, improvements and excellent location for renting rooms, Je22-3m ANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN wash and iron and do eeneral uousework family ;no cnildren. Cail after 5 pam. O32 2 9086 (oF hotels +, furnished conducted by ladies, met TO ‘COO! ay AT NEW YORK EMPLOYMENT BU_ ‘St b.w., first-class help, white and 1d families, for city and country ; or unfurnished for rent, 319-6t* NTED—A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS nd who is a good pianist, as assistant in a plano wareroom. Communicate to Box 23, Star office, with, references. 2y18-6t TED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- and colofed. tor all Kinds of dom-atic labor, 107 Vise trictand states, with reference, 717 M stauew. "Jy 18-00 WANTED)--SITUATION Asrict \ y ANTED — DICKS inaids, waitress, lauudress, sesmatrvss, nurses, valets for traveling; waiters,co.chnien aud juinily and resorts. AL. city refereuces. U: ewe, M ‘AGE! W: ED — SITUATIO: owns Hammond; $50 week, Address Mi RR COOK V gd Nurses Soumett Loutiers. SAM'L A, COOMBS, 926 Fat nw, Wi PT Yous bist ws i stress V FAN y ANTED—AT i wishes a bnsiness, wh Tensle hurt worke: asd. socd. salesm S2u Norih Eutaw st., Ba,umore, Md. A PO ITION AS TED—Bi A YOUNG LAD’ housekegper in ah. tel or to wo'ae trav panion with windy, Ada: DQUART NTED—BY KESPECTABLE COLOKED GL jace as Nuiwe or Cook ik a sn. ED—A ®t 8 Driver, « o.chiuan, ud Will inake Liniself mces. Address F.H. M., uw. WAXTEDSITUATIONS For GERMA\ 3 and laiy’s maid. Ai D—SITUATION, sma. iy conversant with fancy ant lenale ur retat ; als, botel BY A JA5. M. BUKNHAN, 30-652 F st. uw. aged thirty: highly endorsed 188 Box 07, Star ous RS — i USITIONS: for Cooks, Chambermai ls, Waitress, Lauileess 4. Men Walters. Cooks Conchinen, y23-1w* L 1, first-c “an furnish bent of Feierences, Call of adress or Porter in a meraily use- oS Ta THORO: G staple v1 OF rest GA. ay: r WANTED. ROOMS. b ANT: ¥ tou.” Adress J. HL, Star offi Wanteesey board within exht -quares and 9th st. W ASTED—Coor |e iW. 3 ANTI pletely furn furnished Hisued: nor Please state ter D. 1ed fo. ho derms modcraie. Acdreas, ED— west preferred: refereuc MM. Star offi ay: | | = = - | BUILD x, Star omee. TWO OR THRIE ROOMS, COM. | eeviuge; HOFtL went mre | A YOUNG MAN—ROOM AND | Ce8te per eq. ft, «Joining orth west of Pa.ny, pith full par: | P.O. Box 228, city. References exchanged, ROOMS FoR THE SUMMER, | runturnished: persons hw | for reve should esll aud see us: have ROOM BENTING AGENCs, 61 2 9th st. a. we CAN ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE | apartwents with private bath and stable; house wich uo other roomers or boxrders “referred, pe ma: Rent if suited. Adu-ess “UFFICEK,” Star ‘oilice, OF THREE ADULTS. itable for liht bousekvep- Fon the sare flor, farniaued oF untur- | es ex hited: ice. Jy 20-4 V Call Room ) \ paid. Wi W turn! sponsible man: 2 TRADE A vated in diferent parts of the ety good rate of interest on their value for a in: umuproved properiy. Address “ sae ake y ANTED—PATENTS. INVENTION! elties.lunee orsn: n 1, Central Natioual Bau Wve dress Bo: iit ‘Sur office. ‘MBER Star of WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS AND Nov- fever, kind and description Bui. VANTED—PAKLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- stered. Mattresses made over in first-class style. Lelerences furnished us to worcmansh!p. ‘Address C. NELSON, O14 10th at. nw. diag Iy25-8 Work dons MUST Jy21-20° staule ot Q'st, wear 16th st. ew. ‘Vane ‘AN. ED—+300 FOK FiVE MONTHS BY A Ri. ‘nit « mouth in wivance will Jy20-3te OF Houses ‘block & 19-60 ig them many calls for FOR RENT—OFFICES. Fe RENT—DESK ROOM. ¢ UT CHARGE) ip Aue ofi. on Fat Brat oor. with Ure of dor drak-draucht-m nor typewriter preferre! Oress J. Ky Staroffiess 7" jyes-2e Po... RENT — VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFICE fed bull tug remodeled: B34 Fal Taryy to painted: bull tu remodeled: i ‘ary EWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. ¥27 Fat jd fon v2 X FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS ‘T—BLAGKSMI1H AND WHEELWKIGHT t branch lle on Baltimore and Obio Kail . Piuiles from Washington: pl-uty work wuara teed. Address PA. SC .GGS, Bianchville, Md. 3y"21-3 FR RAST-1ARGE Duy CELLAR AT 1305, bx Ww. y20-t* JOR S\LE-FINE LOT ON 17TH ST EXT. Pleasant, immediately adjoining those lan: Rew hou Wc. sq. ft. McLACHLES & BAICH- LLCER, nw. IyZ1-3t ii SALLE—NICE BUILDING TOT ON 21ST BEI, Nand O sts. n_w., "20 percent below mu: ket price. McLACHLEN & BATCH LDr it, 1215 Fst. nw. 00 L018 IN a! fro 15 to 50 cents per square foot. 22 by 125 fect, Pat, wea. 16th =t. sw, 89 61 by abont 110 teet, 15th st. near Muss. 8 by 1C0 feet, 16th st, bet. Sand T ste, by 136 tect, N. Have aud 18th st.. two ronte, e240. 4t'by 120 tert, 26th and Corcoran sta, clecant cor- by. 126 feet, 161h st., near Scott vize Es eee tt Tne POLO, 131 FE QSEESA BEAUTIFUL, Lor oN Soxtit side Qst near Teithy about 20x100, to shy can be s0id cheaj. ‘MacoU WAN & CAMPBELL 1008 F bs aise tne. GINS Ty LOTS— = Ocha d 21st at, 302100, at 65a. Ast 81. O aud ists uw, GUxLI5, at $150 Virginia ave., 24th aud 25th sts.n'w. 512106,at 50c, 10th aud ZOU se ow. trancular Cand D and Pte now, at 3.25. #on Meridian Hil), Bucieith, apd other sub- s urbun scbdivisious at specuisuve priceas- App 3 b> = ree eB CoE TRE! sy21-3t “1418 New York ave. 08 SALE OR GE-LOUR BUILDING so'8 ob» oOlumbia beixbts.near Dr Hammond's rew Fe idouce, at specuistive rics, of will ke Some ¥ood Jots in n.'w. section of the cizy im exchange. Add:ess (01 FGRSAEFOuE OF a EST BUILDING lots on Lapier Helzits; uow iy the tue ty buy: prices ar. certain io zdvance: fine lots from 20 to 90 dicate .ot8, $0c. to $1.50, Tauer Heilite is aliaost due north of buyout Cleele: ZOOfeet above, ths Fotomae: "bas system of water sivp.yy new strect Smuproveinente; overlooks | ropes d ficck Greok Pars. MULACHLEN & BALCH’ LOUK iio Fst nw 4 Lrick Houses, now rented for #830 per Nur=TOO each; price fo. ali $3,000. J. H.GKAY & CO, cor, 7th and P sts. wu. y20-3t FF Ok SAE 533,000 SQUARE FEET OF G OUND, im square 1028; also .0.000 square feet of yrou: ju gguare 1008, at price which ‘uone wibu are oh the Jookout fora uancadn caunot fail to appreciat ply it to 1. H.G TOD», 911 7 w. 85, located ou D st., between New Jersey ave. wud Istat’ae. rnce Zac. J. H.GKAY & CU.,cor. 7ih and F ste. nw. 20-380 OR § NICE LOT ON V st. BET. FH ‘SALF—A VERY 13th and Lath n.w. “LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, i 920 F xt nw, 20-ue Foe, SEEBOTSSS_PROIERT “SEVERAT choice Luts on Léth st. mw. at jess than currest . ply at vBCe. tidied Kick SALE—AN ACTUAL SACRIFICE—A LOT 105 to alley, on C st. .w., between 2d and Jd, ext wo corner of 24 st.; $1.25 por suture fovt if sold at nce: 61,000 casi three care *Sy 16-10 ‘THEA~T CORNER Git SALE—180x116 LOT, Wi > lary {oot ; terms te MITCH th and A Ea ts Lith and Aste we, 0 ve 134 F ai., Room 4, suit 4yi6-10¢ = [10K SALE—A FINE LOT ON L ST., BEL. 21ST and 22d LW. 302147 <0 alley: Wali be wold jediate purchaser. For furtucr “WASEDN DANENHOWER,, 1115 Fat. Jy12-tw iture, stoves carpets, feather EN HEDMEL, 2222 1¢ uy attended to. per. iron." brass, wind copper. ‘ANTED—TO BUY FUR CASH SECOND-HAAD ‘&c.; also “a8 OF at-n.w. Orders iyiz- Foun ter than ‘butter; autlatae phone, 645-2. WM. out et sions of rancid ion assured mouey refunded. 40] @ st. w. ‘SCkil WASTEDIEY ouE BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS ‘the open all BNEW 7 18 H. BAUM, 219 ANTED—FOR CASH—FURNITURE, FEATHER Beds, Carpeta, Bioves, oF entire Houselold Ki- 7th at aw. ay: WwW bling the! abling to ANIED— ATTENTION LADIES and Dressisking taucht lades in a few days, eu- tocut and At auy form w.th aa sp oclaliy. SEH toes te us st. aw, CUTTING ‘scouracy.” Ine mructious free for two wecxs, to introduce the aysteun, Drape from an; latest. “ALS. Dx ‘systeur the 3927-60" hed. Sve, Ad. ‘ANIED—ALL WH V. should consult 4: Avd MAKE NO MISTAKE in the place. 7 ANTED—WELLS DUG. BOKED \ND DRIVEN; Wit iibas well work “done invatiieas msuner Pumps made to work easy, Pompe 1 vei ‘Terms uuuderate, WAM. H. MOFEAT. Bidens eh ALCE THEIR EYE-IGHT HEMPLER Opucian 3b Pa ave., cor 4) 21-3 W Ww Dw. (NTED—PEKSONS during suminer ‘Book WIQWING TESGONS AT 13 Penns BE Eee er aratioyeng COMES ANTED — GOOD SECOND-HANi guns, revolvers, Pie Shao Rees deli CLOTHING, car ues We., corner 2d et } AN eee fier Sita Butters: Sweet ak Ea Pr aa Sak ‘. par auart, ‘keeps bet. | \R SALE—1 WENTY-SEVEN LOTS ON CHAMP. ‘ain and U: tario avenues, pear boundary street, for Pine speciation: on easy teins. These Ives will Soy Ty fer Go the next two or tree. Em = oy eet front each toa coud alley. Prices +83 25 ggrording, to location. Apply to GEO. W. Takin Hand H sta, JeS0- La is SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, 1674 st. nw. between K aud L: 22 ieet runt; at low fig- ure ii taken now.ou Very eaay terme. BEALL). UWS BO. 1521 Fee Peres LUST AND FOUND. OST—THE PARTY WHO LEFT 13TH-ST. HFR- ic at M st-Sunday a d wus seon to pick uy Pocket book contaiminy keys, eye-wlasses, smal sum of money, 1 Kuown. sevurn to 1417 Corcoran ot. aud rece.vere- ST — SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A BUNCH OF eye Will pl.ase returb to 810 Sth st. JOR SAT for $7.00. “Se 7B. ful lots at 30 cents. ‘MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL. sy21-3t ‘RACTIVE § ON PRINCI Heught. near pew house of Dr. 1008 F st. A gol) 2008 in all see DNA: ES => CMPEETE AND ae wr ad wi 806 Fat. A EW 11-ROOM HOUSE. Athih “two squares Capitol Park and new Library 5 Wall Feast (0 acvep abe tenant, WIMEK 1313 F wt, KTON ST, COLUMBIA ‘Hatuinond, 3 beau- = 000 GROCERY, PROVI tu» and ma necae reamun for sal tnt. boviuene to Sead to, Tnguire st 115 Fat, Ew, wortienet (Ons LE—CHEAP — SALOON AND Fix. Caxias “tty 8 goo. business. good Femeubs for selling. hLkoM kD s0rayet ee. pata EOE pale eRoceny AND PROVISION STORE beet corwer ou 14th wt. .w.: Al health ramon f ecuer Por terme. HITAKER bo we par ae SOK SALE—COMPLETE JOB PRINTING OF Fv Feuss Tecate att batgala addres Phi, “emits Se ele Jyk SALE—OR TEADE-BOST Ea PROPERTY, mctuint Parcres of 80 rer say omer wat Bu couutuf sickuess. baa equity’ of 63 i Pans. 'iv20. oC RNOCH MAKIN 617 ut and the Union rust Oo. of Yoru TAeie®. Bonds in denuminatious 6100, $300. @h00 and wa,000 na m 5 Sondiass fiat Baniine sheet, eos De trict of Columbia The Cus certifies to each bond. pays anuually, aud the priuciy at maturity. ° TO THE KiGKT 00 rirared dollars st oan A aks S250 for Jeor Auvay ouly sharp, DUNLAP, O26 Bet at! peciaity ood, coal, stone, brick. aud ther iwaterial Iwasest ratca Estimates cheeruily g von. Unice, cor. Bouth Ca itol and I sus. E bone, 2s git ie “& KARE OPPORTUNITY TO PROOURE a wac®i JOR SALE. Splendid house on the south stdeof Rbode Island —_—— Ave, just west of Lowa: ircle, £15-000. 1304 ain, €1 Three-tor} of N. near 104 St. w., Sate oh, 1 bar. toh: RORY brick, 14 rooms, good ‘nd basement brick house on north side bh sirvet new) 814.000. Liwes-tory and b) glist: basement br ck.20 rooms, on Borwt Parlor Upright Graud Piauo. Been ase! bat ttle and nicely cared for, Full warrauiy given. Finest make and's most briltant and beav.fal tone, Brith ereataineiun qualicy. | Coat $500 ‘e-« shan wit Bwntusago. “Ca be bought ior spot canis for only ‘Uwver bas left the city and needs the money (Cail at once if you want « great bargain, Can be seeu at Our Waren cum. Blatet “ear K excelent house imuprovinw belgubur The Pam KXC' boo. 21000 i6 Maguinocut howse on Connecticut ave. between R . wane — - and 5 ats. Sestory atid Le-ement orick, chrap,>30.000 | P)ROTECT YOUR FAMILIES Toreesiory and basement trick. 14 rooms north | 1? Money ad SS So Dee AL st Re wth stable we Dom | erty belongs te your fi & sell very isu: 81.500. chusetts ave., bear 2Iat st or 86 500. tat. nw. 13 rooms, in excellent order, will cheap. M'st Rw. Sstory and basement brick, ‘Thiree-story and basement brick. 15 rooms, Massa- 20,000, th st Bw. Z-story and attic brick, 12 rooms, House for sale at Hyat sville. #3.000. Building lots for sale at Hyaitevuile. Look before urchasing elsewhere, au reu. tub r that ere s= excellent erhovis aire of almost all’ den. muiuati ay {OK SALE— BRICK, ernized QUR SALE—AT all modern F Bail: small mi. Vr. 1116 ‘Coun, bh, zr. 3419 b. books, For! st mate! the letand 15 umprovemel Lorthwest, conver ply to EB. COTTRE: Ok SALE-N 6 roows a sh BENS. S PIKES OK SALE-HOU ES. | 1301 Ket. 41 1342 Veuve iweb he ~ 16) sth and iat b hem 1, Or... th st nw, be 8 ani Ts + Bh 1. 9E-G. ‘The above's only a. portion of the ast cal at ore car walter th 201 "THOR. POE SAL SAT A BARGAIN A Vik bie tramie dwelling aua at JOR SALE—GE: brick tron: ‘cus fixture . 22 traiue, coumiutation Rave the wiiole, Hyattsv lie is a land of BH. WAR: ad hight! FLFOX, rN 1 bat +b. 16,000 ‘aw. 6,500 12.000 h, 17000 500 000 Ms laid in black mo: Toums each ay: bath, hot and cold’ wi &c.: house all in prfect street ca 8 pass the door; price ouly terms. small cash payiment, and JOR SALE—A PALACE OF A ( berthwest. Mendes pass door; street ear. wi 30. i tha ato. 6.000 2.37 40th, b. bs OF. 5.000 | 3407 » 000, ner port book | to wuit, | oom 4. |. Ole 8, daick ate Le. | payment, Louse and ~ —- xe ao | Sout deny hat wet tal cont of 4et a sl z (Fx | cation is most desirable, w CR SALE—DE~IRABLE BUILDING LOI, 37x | Soundings TOMAS a ST CH ELL +. $5,000, BE “én coutain eight Sindows: corner heuse comnvatde a fine view Tau Site each iy og it of thane Oue oF more tor de~ rable Vu tprly to WASHINGIUN DANEAHUWEIG Succecor io apenbower & seu 1113 ¥ ‘Ok SALE—AT A SACKII BS LE—A BARGAIN \T REDU. Two 1-room H inents; im best of repair quire of owner, 4740. | R98 Sate brick houses, Just | stree: aud avenue, w | even lot: location: sout uses, AL rab. ‘BARGAL at to wtieet LL 1418 3 —NICE RESIDENCE IN MT. PLEAS. BD all mod. fan rovemente, or wi 1 ar v handsomely pe- | B° 1.050 pounss, sound and kiad. @2: S20 Fat, eer ares | LEIGHTON, 706 Massachustts ave. re and herdies York ave. Ji 200" to 204 1326 and 1 w nw. bb, Sr. 000 2 406 7th at. road. “11 300 nw. bh. ii hor, establiabed, aud chases O10 Pat mw 1251 OTH St. NW. rouths, two bathe, MD. S—A THREE-STORY Press-brick dwelling, with large back ouilding and ; Ak first-clace location 13.000 4 mi, ---4500 ¢ ¥. SHOE sud ve nin F cae. Contig Litho rent. Morus now uy to thie’ comjany and” tiade { mec tite apatem. | uted mecurity Lave usurance and irust Co, of Pennayivau. ¥ SMH agent For further iutoruat office of SMI 29-1 hese uy apy y at MEBALD, 520 F wt uw FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Fk tue Fae bertos Axo Puoro. Prachi” gem defor taupe CALLAN upetacturer, 6UL aud Sansou sta, Philadelphia, Ut (0K SALK—BAY MARE 5 VEARs OLD. WEIGHS ty JOR SALE_CHEAP—HOMS®, SIDE-BAR BUGGY, Can be ween 1938 and Hariess, Whip, Nets, &. Tith at. nw JOR BALE-GINTLE PO! lady or child drivi JOR SALE—JOB In Sb yt TRUNKS AT CUT PRICES. well | AP co MEURY, 1227 Bid ot aud 710 K ot mw ay23-Se FG SALE HORSE AND Waco, ScK AND fixtures of a wholcsae and retail foctionery Spl ndid chance for 4 party Wishing to euter bus Avply 3010 M st. w. ayia) OR SALE—LINO’ .} 1006 Fvt.nw. 321

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