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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON:
rarMPAT t?, IMS.
CROSBY ?. BOTES Editor.
Tie Evralat Wu ku ft rtgiltr, pfnnirnt
Wm Me Mly^mlatlM m>t than ircUe
that mf mnr Mker daily payer published in
WukiactM, aad *?nl to that mf all the
thw daily payer* fcrrt a<MH ifMlwr.
the death of General Grant. The event was not
unexpected. In truth It must be regarded as a
merry that his hope lew lUIT.rlnt is over; and
yet the nation's heart Is penetrated with sorrow
ae It learn* that the end has come.
This Is net the time to nicely w<|igh the
merits of General Grant's character. His name
will live as long as the republic, and will grow
brighter with age. Time, which destroys common
reputations, will simply remove from his
the imperfections which marred It amdhg his
contemporaries, and will give to posterity the
portrait of an ideal and typical American. It is
not basardous to predict that in the distant
future. when greatness is seen in its true lines
ot perspective, Lincoln and Grant will he the
two great names In our epoc h of Amerioan history.
and two of the greatest in the history of
aay people or age.
And It Is a source of peculiar gratification
that in this general estimate the south of the
fbture will Join the north. Even to-day, that
section of the country, which felt OJe fyOti bgnd
of war directed by Grant, not simply respects
him a-? a great master but reveres his memory
as a just and kind foe, who, when the issue was
1 decided, relaxed his stemrieee and treated his
enemy as his fellow-citizen. ,
No man could enlny the high boaoK which
followed Grant without exciting e?nvy and detraction.
He was fiercely criticised from the
beginning, yet there was a certain quality in
his genius that seemed to lift him above all attack.
In his early career as a soldier he was
denounced as incompetent and unreliable; yet
he advanced stop by step till be reetohed the
highest round of glory. As a politician he was
bitterly assailed; hut the people rallied to his
lupport with a devotion that confounded the
ablest critics of his administration. In busiaess
aflhlrs he was sincnlarly unfortunate In
the choice of friends, but the nation will not
believe that he ever consented to dealings
which would be inconsistent with on upright
character.
To sam up, briefly, It may be mM that to
Grant more than auy man of the present age
may be applied the trite, but expressive words
of Shakespeare:
"lie was s man. take him for all in all.
We stall not look upon bin like again."
A census that has just been taken of the Cheyenne*
and Arapahoe tribes throws some light
on tbe question of the disappearance of the Indian.
In 1874, when the lest count was taken,
the Cheyennes numbered 8,905, and the Arapahoss
2,346. They now number 3,169 and
1,300, respectively. If the connt embraces in
each case the same elements, and in each case
was accurate, the figures show that these two
tribes. >4 latitat sr* rnniritv fnrlincr nwtv
The treaty or peace announced between the
Pennsylvania and the New York Central railroads
Is one of the roost Important events of the
year In the business world. For some time
these two great corporations have been hostile.
The Pennsylvania has been aiming to get control
of the West Hhore railroad, and the Central
has retaliated by Invading its enemy's natural j
territory and petting hold of the Sonth Pennsylvania
and Beech Creek roads. Thus both
companies were doing their best to impair the
other's business, although It might be at the expens*
of their own. This la now to be stopped.
Each railroad is to be let alone in Its own bailiwick,
and the two rivals are to conduct their
general business la an amicable spirit toward
each other.
If this agreement is ffcithfnlly carried out it
should asiiist both railroads to get hack to a
ound business basis, and thereby benefit the
business community generally. As a rule, these
great railroad combinations are not looked on
with mueh flavor by outsiders, but In the present
ease it was evident that the warfare between
the roads was demoralizing to all securities,
and a peace will be welcome as a promise
of a more legitimate bwsine? and hence of better
timet. There is one aspeot of the situation,
however, that does not give entire satisfaction.
The tendency ot the combination is to throw
obetacles in the way of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad pushing Its lines to New York. 8uch
a policy will not And much sympathy from the
public, ae wholesome competition along the
crowded Atlantic seaboard is in the highest degree
desirable.
It is gratifying to sec that the police are shutting
down sharply on attempts to circulate
nlgar and obscene publications founded on
the Pall Mall Qaxette'i disclosures. Such attempts
were to be expected as soon as it appeared
that a burning Indignation for vice
might be made very profitable to the selfappointed
social censor, but it is the duty of
the authorities and of good citizens to see to it
that alleged reformers are not permitted to
sake money by familiarising society with the
most repulsive crimes and vices.
The civil service reformers have preferred
charges against Postmaster Jones, ol Indianapolis.
who, it will be remembered, was appointed
at the special recommendation of Vice President
Hendricks. It the facts are as stated by
the reformers. Mr. Jones has overstepped the
boa ads. but In a special to the New York World,
he denies that he has foiled to observe the law
or has any intention to disregard It. Postmaster
Jones might become a very interesting issue
if matters were pushed to a square tight,
hut It Is not likely that the case will be allowed
to assume a controversial shape.
Even a better advertisement for rhe new
opera "the Mikado" than Mr. Sullivan coming
over from Kugland In the steamer under an
seamed name "In order to Insure <juiet and
privacy," is the pr^nt legal wrangle in New
York over who has the right to produce it
there. Mharp tollbws, these "play actor chaps."
Hill!
I HEARD THOUSANDS OT VOICES SAYING
UXTO ME.
GO TO ADLER*S AK5UAL RED LETTER SALE.
WT and W? Bevkjith Snunn N. W.,
I WETT AND SO DID A HOST OF PEOPLE. THEY
ACTED WISELY. THEY DID WELL,
SO DID L
I fouad than uaMUiD|g?od; so did theyI
steadied upon sometbinc better: so dul tbey.
1 Anally found the best; so did tbey.
Tbe Good, lb* Batter. tbe U*?t Hearty maite Cloth i sir
fbr Mfn i, Youth* , Boy*' nod CltUdxcus Vt ear lu tb?*
DtoKailit
ADLER'tt ANNUAL
RED LETTER SAUL
M Prince Albert Red
Letter Muiu. Letter
Mate. fl&&T> and upward*. feale.
Bad Four-Button Cutaway Red
Letter Hun*. letter
III* tV 6? and upwards. Kale.
Bad *ack R? d
Letter buit?, letter
Sate fT.bb and upward*. t-ala.
Mad Boys' Red
Lanar ?uit~, i^ntrr
Sals. Sd.On ami upward* Male.
Bad CbllUreu's hed
Latter Suits, Letter
Sala. 93.23 and upwards. Sal.-.
Bad Tbousauda of I led
Letter beennuker letter
Malsw Coaia and Vest* bale.
Bad Stripea ('backs Red
Lanar and Letter
Sala. PUkK sale.
Bad 5e* Invoice Red
Lanar at dl.WT for Letter
Sala. Coat and Vent bale.
Bad Baagaa Coats and VasU Red
Letter at Latter
Sal*. fd.S& bale.
Bed Pure Milk CWsaad Red
Lanar Vesta Latter
sale at Wale.
Bad fb.33. Red
Letter Mau'a Letter
Sate. Creole bulla bale.
Bad at Red
Lmar Hair Una Vaati letter
Sala. at 62c. Sale.
We sbaO positively decline to sell any of oar good*
to deslars, betac deieruii.ied tbat co.?u oasts only
tball bore tba baoabi ot our reduced price*
A I> L E B'9
W FEB CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY Omt PRICK,
Sy malai aatll ft Saturdays aiud 1L tfil
i?? viJSSS^^Sl?
K K II JfN * ac,0 - -.SSKK
II SX S O O " 2 s
KK II HN G HSq
K K II N KN O GO 2
K K II K MN GUti "bS54
PW A L A CCC FEB
P P AA L AAGCE
1'PP A A L A A C FE
P AAA L AAA C 0 F
P A A A A OOO EEB .
814 TTH STREET.
GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
HATS. BONNETS, FLOWERS, TIPS, PLUMES,
RIBBONS, LACES, SILKS, VELVETS, SUN
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, JERSEYS,
GLOVES, CO US ETC.
$fW POTT FATL TO ATTEXR Jy28
tX CfW .As I? FXJULARLY
As Friday comes we have our Weekly Remnant
Sale, which has now become so thoroughly understood,
and. we believe, appreciated by oar customers,
that further comment on t'ae principle* upon which
It is conducted is entirely unnecessary.
With a view of clearing up the stock of all
Short Lengths, Odd Sizes, Broken Lines, Odd
Lots, etc., before Stock-taking, July 31st, we
shall offer unusually attractive "Remnant"
bargains on FRIDAY, JULY 24TH, Regular
Weekly Itcmnant T>av.
"uDU SIZES AM) "PAIRS*' IN noSIFRY.
When a line becomes In any way Incomplete we call
tliem Remnants,"' and mark tliem at greatly reduced
or "Remnant prices."
4 pair Ladies Hose, in mode shades, spliced feet.enly
84 o nly.
R'-gular Prlc* SAc.
" Remnant" Price. 2.r>c.
Si pair imam's ' *+ Cotton Socks, in lljjht pink and
Mae. size 5W
Kftjnilar Price _ _ .81 c.
"Remnant" Price. y.jc.
3 Pairs >liss?/s Fine l>r. p-siitch Lisle Thread Hose,
In light shades, size Hij only.
Regular Price 5Hc.
"Remnant" Price. 374c.
9 Pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose, in cardinal only, slightly
f.td?-d l'rom being displayed in the window, sixes
-9.
R' fcular Price '29c.
"Remnant" Price ;i for 60c.
7 Pairs Infant's 4* Lisle Thread Hose, 4 brown, 3
pink, size 44.
Regular Price 40a
Remnant" Price 3 for $1.00
4 Pairs Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, in Orange, Embroidered
_\nkies; size 84 only.
Regular Price 75c.
"Remnant" Price 5Uc.
9 pairs LMdi??' imperial L'sie Thread Hose, in undesirable
shades: size 84 and 9 only.
Regit l%r Price 75c.
"P.<snnam" Price ft?c.
7 Pairs i-adi??>' Ulack Silk Hose, Cream colored feet;
s^e s and .su only.
Ro-gitlar Price $1.20
"Remnant" Price .91.00
"ODDS" IN JERSE> S.
A 14 50 line of I). K. Green Jerseys, go down to
asi > each, in sizes 30 and 3?,
To be sold Friday,
Kino Stockinette, standing collar, fan
back, rolled cutis, splendid shape.
(Second floor: take the elevator.)
THREE "ODD" WHITE St'ITSi
The linen having become broken, the following are
"Remnants," and marked accordingly: must be sold
on Friday:
Two Elegant White India Linen fulls, profusely
trimmed vwith wide embroidery, all-over yoke, belted
waist, elegant suit, sizes 38 and 40.
Regular price ? ? .._.S2'>.00
"ltemnant" price .i>15.lM
Oue tine India Linen Suit, beautifully made uud
handsomely trimmed, one ot the best % alues we liad:
size :?4.
lingular Price $13.00
"Remnant" price .. $7.50
(Second llo<>r; tak>' the elevator).
"SHORT LENGTHS" IN LACE Fl.OLNCINOS.
We have the following "Short Lengths" of White
and Ecru Iji e Fiouucmgs, which must be sold this
Friday, "Remnant" Day:
1 "Remnant." from #1 to 80c.
1' Remnant," from $1,121? to 90c.
1 " Remnant," soiled, from $1.60 to $1.
1 "Remount." from $1.00 to $1.25.
1 "Remnant.'' from $i.K2 to $1.25.
1 "Remnant." from $1.97 tu$1.50.
1 "Remnant," from $2.bl to $2.
1 ''Remnant," from S3.3S to $2.50.
1 "Remnant." from $3-75 to $3.
1 "Remnant," from $3.56 to $2.75.
i Second lloor: take the elevator \
"ODDS"' IN LADIES' COLLARS.
We have one small lot of "Novelty" collars In
Striped, checked, and figured Pique, which must be
sola Friday:
7 of Size 12.
5 of >ize 1-i?.
5 of Str - 13.
1(1 of S...e l.i1?.
12 of .-size 14.
Regular price. 12V>c.
"Remnant' priee._ 4 for 'Joe.
"SHORT LKNiiTHS" IN BLACK GOODS.
An e*eelli-nt op|M>rnnity is here offered to secure a
desuabl- "Short Length" of BtacK Veiling Crape, at
gr atly reduced, or " Remnant" prices, a> we desire to
cl->v> ihein out on Friday, and to that end have marked
tliein un .sually low.
Must Be Sold Friday? *
yds. 0-4 < ourtauld's Veiling Crape, regular price
foi tue piece, $-t.
Price lor the "Remnant"... ... $2.50
l.VlOyd of0-4 Courtauld's Black Veiling Crape,
regular price for the piece, $5.
Pr.ce for I he "Remnant" $3.50
1 yards ?>-4 Co'.irtauld"s Black Veiling Crape, regular
price :or the piece, $0.
Price for the Remnant $4.
li? yards 0-4 Courtauld's Rlarlv English Veiling
Crape, regular ;>rice for the piece. $9.
Price for the Remnant.. SO.
"REMNANTS" OF BLACK WOOL OR EN \ DINES.
We have three short lengths of 40 inch Black v\o<>l
Grenadines, 5, 7^ and S yards lengths, which must tw3
so.d THIS FRIDAY.
Regular Price per yard r?0c.
"Remnant* Prlc p -r yard ;t7J-/C
For other "Remnant" Day attractions see "Critic."
"Post" and "Republican. ' u 'b diTerem, and representing
exactly what we have to s.?|| as " Remnants."
t listooiers ran t>e shown tins advertisement for comparison
by the clerk wading upon them, which will
convince them tnat we show what we advertise.
WOODWARD A: LOTHROP.
BOS ION DRY CiKi; s HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pa Ave. |jy23] 912 DSt.
JlJoWNI L)o\V)f!
A hmami t ot of eno lish linen c oats
AMD VESTS JUJT RECEIVED. WKSOL^sAME
GOODS EARLY IN TIIE SEASON FOR SO. TIIIS
lot cost us s<) m ucn less than och early
purchases that we make tiiem >4.
ALSO, A SMALL U)T OF BUFF AND WHITE
AMERICAN Se! RhUCKKRS. fine OOOD8 AND
VERY HANDSOME. NOW FOR COAT AND
VEar.
WE RECEIVED TH IS (THURSDAY) MORNINO
A "JOB LOT" O1-* BLUE AND WHITE STRIPED
AMKRICAX SEERSUCKER TROUSERS: COST
ABOUT fl.SO TO MAKE THEM: bELLINO NOW
AT 751' ALSO. CREOLE LINEN AND STRIPED
DUCK TROUSERS AT $1.50 PER PAIR.
ANOTHER JOB LOT OF SMALL BOYS* FANCY
LINEN SUITS; ORIGINAL PRICE. *4: PRESENT
PRICE. TH I SE ARE FINE OOODS; FAST
COLORS. AND ONLY THE LATENESS OF THE
I SkAsON ENABLES US TO OFFER THEM AT
TH ESE PRICES.
ALL OUR THIN GOODS GOING AT "CUT
1IATE&"
F- R BAIiNUM & COJy23
b31 pennsylvania AVENUE.
RICES
HAVE OIVEX WAY REMARKABLY, AND IF
YOU IN I END TO AVAIL YOURSELVES
Of THE ADVaNTAOIS I SET BE1'
005 v??r. NOW IS YOL'R
OPPORTUNITY.
EVERY ONE WHO READS THE NEWSPAPERS
knows I AM OOTXO TOMAKEA
CHANC1 SHORTLY. HENCE
III p>E TEARS.
SPECIAL MENTION TO-DAY INFORMS YOU
THAT JEAN. B\LHRI(.(iAS AND NAINSOoK
DRAWERS, RECENTLY SOLD
FOR 76c. AND $l.OO ARE NOW
6 O CENTS.
NORFOLK JACKETS YESTERDAY WERE $7,
TO-DAY A RE $5, and IN OOOD
AbSOltT M KMT.
H EN XI NO. TH E CLOTH IER,
ty*I 410 SEVENTH STREET.
Black cambric for decoration.
W.M. R. RILEY,
iii!* > Building.
Corner bill uuil i. tits. u.wr.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
$4 to$ jo wt*k:y Benefit*. $.VX) to f3,000 Death
ReruHl*. People's Betiettt Asoci.itU'ti of Baltimore,
Mil. R Q. TAYLOR. President.
Send for circular. Acldrt-.s,
ROBERT ( RAni. Ceueral Mutineer,
Globe Hoose, Washington. D.C. Agents \?*uted,
Jy-jl-t.tli.sacjfrip
Jjaruf. Stock
LAWN TENKIK, BICYCLE AND BATniNG
shirts, stockings and pants.
w. a teel.
jy 1ft viii Peiiiuylvanl* aveou*.
Sows Things wl Havb lart
oar our d>d0 and ?kds taiza
- > - c on
one of the tables you will find
- a ix of cum white vests. tbiimorfb
are now 91.0a the92.50 ones arb now
fl.25. thefzooonesfabe nowf 1.00. the
$1.50 ones are now~75 cents, and the
1.00 ones abb nowsoa
one table conains all of the allwool
paktalooi?8~that wsmc 94.00 to
95.qo; they are how 92-96 A fair.
1 "
here's a chance tu but cabs i mere
suit at rnheard-ofprkjm
all of the 912-00, 91300,914.00 and 915.00
suits fob men abe 9&9&
all of the 916.50,^18.00 and 999-00 cassimere
suits are now 911.20.
toe children's percale shibf waists,
regardless of prick; a re now 50 cejfts.
lots of4good things here at fifty
cents on the dollajv
some things we hate not got.
to avoid oub patrons the trouble of
calling fob goods that have $een all
sold. we ask them to glance over this
list of outs: no more 25c coats, no more
35a ob 50a pantaloons, no more 96.00
coats and vests at $?00. by to-morrow
1
there may be some mobe qut& if there
are, we will let you know. in the
meantime comeand~see what there is
left of the ins
A. S AKS * CO.,
ONE-PRICED CLOTHIERS,
316 AN*D 318 SEVENTH STREET.
Iy23 -
i ?* nn vvf L
KB MMilM PHP SSSs
ixix EEE M M j} f
EXTRA PALE BEER.
TOR SALE EVERYWHERE. J/23
Until Further ^Notice
OUR STORE CLOSES AT 7 P. K
BBB A V U MM MM m nS8.
Sbbb n n n ?sz,
B B AAA U U M M M a 3
BBB A A UU 3 M M BStta
8ELLING OUT PRICES MEAXS PRICES SO LOWTHAT
GOODS MUST SELL. WE HAVE FOR
MANY YEARS PAST SHOWN THE NEWEST
GOODS IN THE MARKET, THEREFORE WE
ARE BOUND TO SELL OUR STOCK DOWN.
SILKS.
3 pieces broken Cheek summer Silks, one Red, one
Blue, and one Green, at 40c., sold formerly at 75c.
10 pieces Check Silks, in all colors, at 3&c, sold at
50 and 65c.
2 pieces Mourning Styles, in Stripe and Checked, for
28c., sold at&ue.
10 pieces Mourning Styles, In Stripe and Checked,
for 40c., sold at 65c.
One lot Jersey Silks, in Black, Brown, Blue and Maroon,
at U5c., actual value SI.25.
One lot all wool Albatros, In Black, Red. Blue and
Croam, at 21c.
One lot 42-inch Lace Bunting, tn Black. Cream aM
Licht Blue, at 22e.. formerly SOc.
one lot all-wool Kyber Cloth, in Light Blue, Pink
and Black, at 37^. cannot be duplicated at 50c.
one lot 45-lnch all-wool Nun's Veiling. Black only,
at 45c., sold at 62ViC.
One lot 40-inch all-wool Black Cashmere, at 45 and
50c., formerly 65 and 75c.
On<> lot Bathing Flannels, all colors, 42 inches wide
at 45c. yard.
one lot Fancy Plaid Suitings, in all colors, at 26c.,
actual value 40c. *
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Although the demand has been great for the White
Hoods we advertised it has not entirely closed oat the
India Lawns at 6c.
We have still five pieces India Lawn at 7C
A lv>. tive pieces at tic., best grade and flill width.
lO pieces India Linen at 10c., worth 15c.
lopieces India Linen at ri^jc , worth 18c.
\\'t call special *"en(ion to these goods, as ^lso to
our ? lieck and Plaid Nainsook4. at 12\c. and 15c.
OI'Il SWISSFS VRP Bl'Wiftr pouir ,
cnly a few lelt, and determined'to close.' """*
OUR NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Wo advertised a fcw days 100 dozen Imported NET
FICHUS. worth 75c. to $1; at !?5e. each. We hpve
< stiil '20 dozen left, und have udgrd 30 dozen Hand1
mbroidered Mull Fichus, wortu 75c., at 25c. each.
In TORCIJOJJ LACES we oflfcr some closing-out
Riirsikiiis worthy of attention. Nc!lce them: ALL
Ol'k 7, 8. lOand l'-?V- Torchon I*rr. ALU LINEN,
machine made, most he sold thLs month, so we give
you a handsome selection at 5c. a yard.
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
Ladies who have been in seareh of them hnve found
ol hue that Jia'.l Pearl?Ball Ivory in all colors?Roman
P< ari,inall colon, have be$p very scarce?our
stock is complete and our prices low.
OUR GENTS FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT
18 STILL BOOM I NO.
We are selling more goods to-day than ever. Our
prices as well as goods suit the most fastidious.
HAVE YOU SF.F.N ANT OF OUR BARGAINS?
Notice a few below quoted:
to1 our 47c. shirt.
Have you tried our fl.Sc. Shirt?
Hav o you tried uur W-lc. -hlrt?
Ha\ i! you *e<n our Plaited .Shirt at 81?
i.iir liAl'M'S Victory Drawer, 5?c. pair.
It will p,iy you if you taieod to porcha.se toInresUgate
qualities and prices.
N. 15.?We guarantee a perfect lit or reftind money.
BBS A U U MM MM " R8So
KB AA U U MMMM" g 8
BBS A A U U M MM M ?HSh
J! B AAA UUMMM Hum
BBB A A UU M M M iSf*
_Jy22 416 SEVENTH STREET.
At (Jost; At Cost i
FOR CASH ONLY.
W. M. SHUSTER * SONS,' '
PREVIOUS TO THEIR ANNUAL INVENTORY
OP STOCK TAKING, OFFER THEIR LAJfcflE AND
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE DRY GOODS
AT COST.
AS THIS STOCK 18 very complete, a rare
OPPORTUNITY is presented to secure
FIRST-class goods at wholesale prices.
W. X. SHUSTER * SONS,
10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OXE PRICE.
N. BL?THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. If73
JiuRCH ELL'S F Ajf JLT T*4
{SPRING LEAF) _
AT 60 CENTS A IfOVXP,.
during TUB "heated TERM" try
cold tea, made of ABOVE.
THERE IS NO TEA gUFftfeiOft *0 IT
FOR THE PURPOSE.
9. W. BURCHELL,
iy21-3t ISSt f Struct.
I
Youno Gentlemen
Before you take pie younf >a41?k ott* tOwlag otfUa*
my store and get one of tlvoee "datjiy" ftp*'inf *Vru,
I .he very thing to Mtke the eye. fr? ffftllBfj PfTT"1;
haae Ball and iawb Tennle SBoea. OU*> aevaiuaa of
. 'he seaaoo.
I. W. SELBY,
' JyM mfllll pww^tvaalatva
W ANTED?HELP.
ANTED-A CARPENTER. APPLY ATE &
P. Depot Restaurant . It
ANTED?A GOOD PENMAN AND ACCOUNTant,
One thoroughly con vermin wKh the Insur.
ance business. AAdreaa, at once, J. B. H., Star otSoe.
Jy33-3t
ANTED - A RFXjABLB GBjtMAN OR
French woma as chambermaid aim companion
for two children, 0 mid 9 year* Of age 1741 Rhode
I aland avenue. jyJSMfr*
WANTED - A COLORED WOMAN TO DP
cbamberworlt took after chlk|?n; country,
n9tX Washington. Apply St 40? Louisiana ati.lL w.
. Jy23-2t* s,
IHr^NTED-A G^OD BORER CAKE AND PIE
W Baker, at REI8INGEK8,835 O at. n.w. )yag-gt?
"WASTECr^A _?>MPETEKT PHARMAC18T
YV t?n sss??r guisuoe a BECEEKB vxssn
rna.-y.13g7 32d ?t. ?-w- _ Jy22-Xl* _
nswss
\xrANTED-A FlROT CLASS COACH VHtTth
\V none other need apply. R. H.- GRAHAM J.
W. CORNWALL, Manager, 410-414 8th st n. w.
iS33-3t? ?
U7ANTED?A VEGETABLE COOK AND MAN
IT 4l9h wUfr tt? fo to Chapel Point Apply to A.
-P. B.. Louisiana ave. References required. jy2l-3*
ANTRD?A WOMAN (WHiTEORCGLOREDJ
to cook, wash and Iron, to go to Washington
Orove, Md. Apply at office of THUS. W. SMITH, 1st
(.. corner Indiana are. n.w Jy81-8t
WANTBD-A GOOD WBflTB WOMAJSTTO
cook, wash ?nd Iron iq a private family; must be
well recommended; wages $a.60 per week. Addresa
BQV.BtetfffflW. - J?l-3>
"TYT ANTED?TO EMPLOY A WELL-RECO*W
mtndM Woman to take care of young child anil
do Chamberwork. near Mount Pleasant, D. C. Good
wa?es will be paid to a suitable person. L. X. 3., Star
office. jyA-Si
WANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
Cooks, $10 to f20; chomoermaids, purees, general
workers, scrub arid kitchen girls, men cookA
a. A. COOMBS. Employment Bureau, 020
ANTED ? IMMEDIATELY ? AT FEBRY *
PFEIL'S.78618th st. n.w.. Employment Bureau
auU collection Ajieoar, Cooks, Seamstresses, House-,
keepers Chambermaids and Nurses with references.
jy8-lm? .... '
WANTED?AG ESTS IN EVERY CITY TO
sell a newly patented article. Must oe live, energetic
men. Profits large. An excellent chance for
the- rig it', man. Address J. SCHAEFFING A BRQ.,
ColumbuS, Oiilo. JylO-eo3W*
W- ANTED - LADIKS AND GENTLEMEN IN
city or conntry to take light work at their o*p
bodies; 93 to #4 a day easily mrnie; work sent by mail;
no canvassing. We have good demand for opr work
and fttrnlsh steady employment. Address, with
si amp, CROWN MTO. <_X)., UB4 Vine st Cincinnati,
Ohio. Jyl3-3U?
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
W~~ ANTED-BY A YOUN& MAN, A POSITION
as Bartender in a first-class saloon. Has had
some experience In the business; best references giveu.
Address P. J., Star office.
- a vrncn_ A 4J In^TT a Htr\XT -wiVr ? ?
bie Colored Girl as coot or housemaid; no wanning
or ironing; toe moat satisfactory references. 1746
M at. jy22-3t?
T?TANTE?-P&ACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
> 7 seamstresses, ladies maids, cooks, nurses, chambermaids,
men cooks, waiters, waitresses, with references.
s. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 9*20 r
tfL n.w. Jy20-t:t*
WANTED?BOOMS.
WASTED-ONE OR TWO ROOMS, WITH
Board, within six squares, of government printing
office, for man, wife and child. Apply at 74 I st.
n.w. Jy2g-3t?
WANTED-SOUTU ROOM, oi? second floor. to be
beattd by a stove when it becomes neesesary.
Suae price. H. A. L, Star office. JyJ3-3t*
WANTEO?THREEUN FURNISHED ROOMS
(two large and one smaller) in northwest by
lady with best references. Address Mrs. L., star
ofliee. jy22-2t*
WAXTED--BV TWO GENTLEMEN TWO
rooms, furnished or nnfurnisbed, vi'-inity of
13th and Q sts. Address at Once, giving terms, Ac.,
J. and W., care TOWERS A GREEN, Bankers, F St.,
near 15th. jy22-2t?
Wanted-two (2) large unfurnished
Rooms with board; permanent if suited. Address,
stating terms, etc., A. B. B., National Metronoli
tan Bank. Jy21-3t?
WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE OF SEVEN TO
nine rooms ($3,000 to $5,000); in good location.
Address E. W. B., Star office. Jy23-2t*
WANTElPrOBUY ASM ALE BRICK HOUSE,
6 or 7 rooms; mod. imps.; for cash. Address Box
100, Star office. Jy23-3t*
WANTED-FOR FIRST-CLASS TENANTS?
Two or three Small Briclcs, seven or eight rooms
and modern improvements, in good localities north or
northwest; rent not to exceed $30 per mouth. R H.
T. LEI POLD, 1381 V st. n. w. Jy22-2t*
WANTED-A HOUSE OF SIX OR EIGHT
Rooms, with modern improvements; or four or
five rooms, unfurnished; between E mid O st* and
4th and 12th sts. n.w. Address EARNEST, Star office.
Jy2S-3t*
WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH A CQMFOItTable
dwelling of S or 10 rooms; modern improvements.
Address Box 96, Star office. jy22-3t*
WANTED?to BtJY *OR CASH DOWN, AT
good bargain. Beat dwelling, n.w. quarter of city,
to cost aboui $2,000 or $2,500. Also,at tmrgain, cheap
business room or vauaut lot to build business room.
1.li. B., Star office. jy2l-3t*
WANTED^ HOUSE8-I HAVE CASH PUR^
chasers for about lt|0 Houses, ranging in prices
from 4?tiiMi to $5.000each. Also Ix>ts wanted. Call on
or addr< as C. II. PARKER, 4^? and E sts. s.w.jy21-3t*
W ANTED?I DESIRE TOPURCHASE A R1 ?fdence
business property or vacant lot at a reasonably
low price for spot cash; must be west of 7th st. n.
w., and north of Pennsytvania ave. Address, (stating
bottom price and location), O. U. JAY, Washington,
D. C. je20-lm
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTKD-A FIR8T-CLASS STEINWAY UP
right Piano, second hand, that can be sold cheap
for cash- Address Box HO, Star office. jy22-2l?
W" ANTED-LADIES TO KNOW THAT PUOF.
LIVINGSTON'S new and perfect system of
French Squares (Put. Nov. Ibb4,.i is taught at 12U5
V st. n.w. Classes are now being forme.I. Patterns
cut to order and warranted. jyl8-iw*
WANTED-SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, WATches.guns,pistols,
jewelry. Also, furniture,stoves,
&c.,<tc.,bought. Bert caau price paid. S.uugg nneiiuer,
701 Ttb s. w. Note by mail promptly attended to.
jel4-2m*
WANTED-TO SELL OR EXCHANGE IN
part for Improved oity oi country property, over
40,000 square ieet of unimproved ground, fronting
On 1st and Pierce sts. n.w. Price $0,000. Address
Box 143 Star office JylO-lm*
WTANTED?ELEGANT CABINET PHOTOS i
T V $2.50 per dosen. Success with children. Quick
method. See samples. LARDNElt & CO., l'notograpbers,
927 pa. ave., over Vogt's. jy8-lm
WA NTED-TO BUY A l7l7KINDS OF FURNT
ture in small or large quantities and whole
households. Address DEALER, Star office. JyT-Iui*
WANTED-EVERY MOTHER TO HAVp:
their daughters learn to cut and make tlietr
dresses by MOODY'S New Tailor System, at 939
Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Dresses cut and tit. my 14-am
WANTED-SECOND-HAND FURX1TUU E.
Carpets, Stoves, Feather Beds, and all kinds ot
.Household Furrnure, for which the highest cash price
will be paid. Address H. BAUii, 23d 7th st. n.w.
jyl6-tb,s.tn,8m.
*1 ffr .1 NTTk Ii < * 1 li'l A 1 V PfTfirWD 4 /?irnT
YY Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infinitum,
Cramps in Stomach and Diarrhuea. It never lalls
when used as directed. Always keen H iu your house.
I Carry U where ever vou go. The price is within reach
ol all, and you won't have to take a dozen bottles beI
lore relief. It act* like magic. Uiarrhtea is the first
I stage of cholera, feiop thiU and you prevent cholera.
I CEKTA1N CHOLERA CUltE never fails to stop it.
I All druggists Keep it.
A. BROWN, Proprietor,
I my2.V2m* Box 3fi4. Washington, I). C.
xirANTED-To sell?pure; refriosh inq,
YV llealthftil Virginia. Ohio and California Clarets,
I HOC. and 41 a gallon. II. A. SEL1GSON, Wholesale
I Iiealer, 14'i4 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. jel7
WJAXTKD-ELECTRICHAIB RESTORER,THE
YY wonder of the age, will produce a suit of liair
I after '26 years of baldness. Call at l'22'l F st. n.w. for
fViU particulars. Consultation free. J, D, O'Donueil.
druggist, corner Virginia av& and 10th st. s.w.: " I
have been bald for 10 years. Alter using half a bottle
of l>r. Seminert' Hair Restorer my hair is coming in
thick and tost.'1 Many other Washington testimonials
can be wen at Office, VM'l J? at., 4 doors from 13th, up
I one (light. myll
WTANTED?COPYINO DEPARTMENT, CALIW
OHAPH OFFICE, makes a specialty of all
I kinds of Type Writing, guarantees acuuracy, rapidity
and beautiful work, hj experts. All matterscontideutial.
CAL1L.RAPU OFFICE, 933 F st n.w. myU-3m
"tXTASTEI) ? HTKAM CARPET-CLEANlifG BY
I YV our process; no whipping. Telephone 116-0.
| A.*H. CH ACE it BKO., 610 Louisiana ave. mhl3
"V* 7\A N T ED?TO A N NO UN CE THAT JOHN~E
W HKALL, Basement 14UO F st. n.w., is a Commissioner
of Deeds lor every State and Territory, U.S.
I Commissioner, Examiner und Notary. Always in office
from # a. m. to 5 p. in. Telephone?344-X ma
XirANTKri-INSKCTB AyD THKIR GERMFiX|
YY terminated from Bed lounges and other furniture,
Furs. ikti. A. H. CI1 ACE A BBO.,
I imUl 810 Louisiana ave.
SPECIALTIES.
V \R ANli 11MK U?LI)KN.3U? MISSOURr AVE.
\J Special treatment for ladles; over thirty years extensive
experience; remedies prompt and reliable;
charges reasonable and consulffttlon free; corresponI
deuce strictly confidential; call or write; office always
I open; Madame Selden visits ladles any distance ao-0t?
"X* MR BROOKK TELUS ALL THE EVENTSOF I
I iVI Ut ii All business confidential. Ladies and genI
Uetnen 50 cents each. 408 L Street, between ?tb mid
t?h ?tre*'ts northwest. myO-i'jw*
T\B- ROBERTSON, THH OLD ESTABLISHED
I mJ specialist, from Baltimore, can be consulted every
| Wednesday Saturday, ut 460 C st. n.w.t ?rom a to
? p m., confidentially, by gentlemen and ladles who
1 need medical advice and Services, Special atte ntion
SS att^STuffiS?''SBiiS;(keir'1
|*8i?
I TiiLijfr-OB. CVRE8 PILES BY
I **** "* n w'4 ta p. m. ap'2-4m?
| TVB. w 2r FARKEB, 0P BOSTON, MASS., MAGtot
trades.
LARUE TAC1LITIBS-NEW MATERIAL.
I OBDMBS VQi If 444# HJMDZ
*B*W1L DARBT,
*39 ... 483
01^ACnStt?oS' AND JOB PRINTERS.
FOR RENT^ROOMS.
pOB RENT?NEWLY Fl RMaHJ?, IS KLJv
r gent style, large airy witlmii f i |i i nfi
single or en salte: suahner prictc froDilolw Uffy(Me
nye. 1616 H st ^w. . 5w-SP_
f^OR BEHX- P\RT1K? DESIRIJO gA>P-t^i
KENVrn,WO furnished Room* iSTL
' gg? at202 Btt. K.W. )y|?et?
' 7K>1J?NT-Td DWlRABLK PARTIES. StjITE
For rent-unfurnished. at 744 ioth Wr.
n.w., near H. lower floor four rooms: file per
month in advance. Jy21-3t?
T7K)R RENT?AT 701 6TH ST. N. W.. THREK
r WBtmsMd Jtoom^on second fioof. iaifc room
QP aacae floor- B^n-.fao. Jy30-^W
T7IOR R?3fT-WITH OR WITHOUT JJOARJJMs
furnished front hall room; also a luge handsomely
famished Ijrggt Qm on second floor, withia?;
cove Bedroom; Icfrns moderate. 217 East Capitol
street . . . jyiO-lm
For rent-at nr* n st. n.w? a larue,
nicely-fanashed second-story Front Room, with
gua and bath; alijo, ether Rooms at Hammer rates.
je3Q-lm
took rk*t?eiaest. n.w.,furnimhed and
17 i^tifurnisbed jWona; gas. my8-3tp
FOR RENT?STORES.
t?0R RENT-STORE ASI> CELJ^R. 1034 VCH
. * st n.w.; also, House M F St.. 4 rooms, modern im1
r&vemeut, $16 per motfth. Apply to w. cTJQHNS0$rn*
*3th ?. n.w, . Jylfrljn
FOR KENT?MISCELLANEOUS.
^orrtcnt-a Splendid opportunity for
r right nuiii?Grocery store, in good locality; fixtures
qom pietft; ikades, Coflee Mil), to; rent very low. Address,
W. H.jStay offire- Jy'l2-2t?
COUNTRY BOARD.
T^OR rent-rooms and board FOR QUIET
r parties in * beautiful residence, fbnr miles from
city, along rjtilroad, only few yards from station; excellent
water; pioqty of shade; two auplts non-inqjUsUive;
terms reasonable. Address Box 104, Si?r
IT fKW MORE FAMIUB8 CAN OBTAIN
2\. flrst-elass board end rooms ftpr Aqgupt end K ptVmber.
half mile from RoycJ s Station, Metropolitan
Branch B. Q. R. H.; the house has i>een enlarged and
improved for this season; the furiffiqre is all new;
ph nty or ice, milk, pure spring water: t-ity referc-noe.
Address Mrs. E. 0. DE LANDER, Boyd*3. Montgomery
poqnty, Md. . Jv23<fc4j-^t
fcjUMMivll BQAKDINO, CONTBE^ STATION,
O Md., B. <fe O. R. H,. large briclc house- handsomely
ftirnlshed, high ajid healthy; plenty of shade, fruit ice,
iprlfc, 4c. Nine trains daily; 36 minutes' rttfe. Address
Oakland, war office. Jyj3-l\v
QElUtBKftP!\WD?LARaBAIRY-JlCKJM^.Wini
CJgood bouca; TTjie water, with plenty of ice; tine
8lnidf and le#n. %ole mifc? of Lincoln, on the W. O.
W. Railroad, Address bI'RINGrD A 1?E, Lincoln, Lou(jpuq
Co.. V a. Jy'^l-fel*
TIOARP AT THE TALBOTT. BARNESVIM'E,
JL> Mti., by_ the we^k.q?_monih any season of the
year; no wniaity soia. i^UTllKtt CIK8KL, Proprietor.
^HILDRES'S HU4UD AND CAKE A SPECIAfcty.
5wC*J',(*le" to the care of servants. Noe*tra
charges fbr our school to tbos? remaining winter
month* Mr*. GARRISON, Falls Church, Fairfax
| county, V? Jyl3-lm*
CUMMER BOARDERS WANTED AT THE YAT
^ ton lfous^ hair mile from Round Illll Station, 2^
miles from Bine Ridge Mountain, Bears' Den, ana
jHtvjrs. ll*c? 0 found 3. Mr house ts newly and well
furnished, rooms large and ai?y, plenty of sliaUe. a
sprmg of Iron water. Ice, fruit ana vegetables. Pavilion
and Piano,. Applicant# taken to and from station
free. Terms $26 per mwith: children and H'mnhi
half price. For fbrther particulars apply to JOHN N.
GIBSON, Round Hill P, 0., Loudoun county, Va.
je23-tu,tb,s.2m
WANTED-A FEW BOARDERS. PLEASANT
rooms; healthy locality: plenty ice, Ac. Addrtais
Mrs. & U MARSHALL, Vernon Mill, Fauquier Co.,
Va- ij'2-lm
LOST AND FOUND.
-f OST-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
1_4 Dog. marked Mrs. Maggie L. ration on collar. A
liberal reward if returned to 439 Q St. n.w. Jy-'li-^t*
X 06 : -fti RE WAR D- A LA RUEST A R6A P H i RE
Setting, oval gray stone. I>eave with F. W. UKA11AM,
Ola PtnhsylYaula avenue, and receive rewant
Jy22-2t?
T OS'f-A BANK BOOK. CONTAINING A PRO&L
A J lsory note and a check payable to bearer. The
latter has been stopped. $3 reward if returned to 04ti
Center Market, or Lewis Johnson's Bank. jy22f-3t*
IOsT -O Y p?YESTERDAY EVENING, ON 12TH
J St.. near the corner of M, a Gyp English Pug,about
four years old, named "Beauty;"' had on leather collar,
to which was attached llceuse tag No. 1451. Any person
returning her to 1227 1 st. n.w., corner of 13th st.,
will be liberally rewarded. Jy21-3t*
BUSINESS CHANCES.
riIHEADVKRTlHWt WANTS TO BUY SMALL
X business at a bargain; will pay $500 to Sl.OOO.
Address J. IL, bUr utllee. jvu;i-ui*
1AOBSALE-NOTEFORfl.OOQ. AT U PER CENT,
1 secured by deed of trust on real estate. Address
A., 21 Hi, city P. O- jy20-?*_
Gkobgb ADAMS. JOHN k. KEALL.
Compiissioner of Deeds.
TELEPHONE No. 344-2.
.A. DA MS <t li EALL.
real estate, loans AND insurance.
1420 f street n. w.
For Rent?Nos. 173U, 173S and 1742 F st. n w., 3
story bri>k mid basement, 1U rooms, bath-room,
pantry and 2 cellars, #76 per mouth.
Furnished?On north side Q n.w., between 14tli and
15; It, 3-story brick, 12 rooms, easy terms lor summer.
For J^ale?On Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and
15th, beautitXil 8-story and basement brick, modern
Improvements, south front, 10 rooms; $10,000;
gr. at bargain. Pennsylvania avenue, between 24th
and 2oth n w.. south side, 3-story and basement
bi ick, newly repaired, modern improvements, stable
in rear, runs thruugh to K street; b rooms and bath;
splendid oppmtuuiiy; $5,800.
Choice lots on ltith street and Columbia Heights and
In all parts city.
To Loan -$5,000 at 6 per cent far term of years on
city property. Jyl;t-3m
ITU)R SALE-FOR CAS1I ONLY, THE \VHOL&
Sile and Retail Wine and Liquor titore. 1732 Pennsylvania
ave mlti
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
I7U>R SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN VIRtjinia,
31-. miles trom Washington. IS acres in a
high stale of cultivation; plenty ofTruit: a neat sevenroom
lloqse nearly new; porch in front; dry cellar;
never failing Well of excellent water; chicken house,
com house, stable. Ac. A pleaiant place, high una
healthy, on t good road; price $5,000. Applv to A.
MELVILLE, 433 5th st. n.e. Jyj3-lm*
I,ion sale-Farm containing kio and %
1 Acres, In Preston county, West Virginia, situated
on the turnpike leading from Terra Attn to Aurora,
live miles from either, and ten from Oakland. Md.; 50
acres under cultivation, remainder \yeil timbered. 10
acres pine, balance o^k aud other varieties; on.--Iialf
mile from saw and grist mill; two orchards ol choice
apple* in full beating. Also,small fruit andasupar
camp. Dwelling new; frame barn and out housesi
Stream runs through part ot farm, aud never fai'lng
sprinxs In almost every held. Good ranjge for siock.
An excellent location tor a summer resort. For u-riu-t
and particulars, address C. T. O'BRIEN, Terra Alta,
W. Va. jy23-3t*
For rent-Twenty acres of "land;
about half clear. Improved by a four-room Frame
Dwelling, oa road tauilug from Soldi >rs' Home to
Brlghtwood. Will rent very low to a permanent teuanw
O. C. UKEJvN,
JylS-lOt 303 7th street n.w.
FOR RENT-PLEASANT AND PERFECTLY
healthy Rural House. 2ife miles from and in view
Of this city; six rooms, purest water, aud a stable. R.
& PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave, Jyl8-6t_
For sale?200 acres <150 cleared and
cultivated); less than a mile from Heirnlmi sin
tlon. With a 9 room dwelling, a barn and other outbuilding;
good orchards and a never-tailltu; well of
excellent water. Terms moderate, l or information
apply to WILLIAM A- LaoNHARDT, Hcrndon.
Fairfax Co.,Va., or to LEIGH ROBINSON, 406 5th
street northwest- Jylfrtlij.tu.lm
OM BUILDING LOTS, 50 x_150 FEET,
At \Jmmi within five minutes' walk of Seabrook Station,
B. and 1*. K. R.?twenty minutes' to citv. These
Lots are covered with a variety of beautlml lores*
trees and present eligible building sites. $15 and upwards
a lot. Title indisputable. For particulars apply
to TllOS. HYNES, Surgeon (Jenetal's oftloe, or
715 1Kb tU n.w., or 8'ia ?th u. ii.w. Over }00 sold.
Also, a handsome, solid Brick Residence of seventeen
rooms, iu East Bladensburg, near B. and O. R.R.,
twelve minutes by rail from city. This house is
located upon a lot of ten acres, has fine cellars,
terraced yard, fine apple trees, stable, barn, etc., etc.
Everything In first-class condition, and fet a stately
and lovely residence. Terms made easy. Title indisputable
Address MARION pUUKKTT, AttO; ti?yat-Ijtw.
BlaJensburg, Maryland. jej.J-3m
BOARDING,
The AMERICAN HOUSE SERVES FIRSTclass
meals for $15 ana $;ao per month. Jyl8-lm
rpiIK HOWARD HOUSE WILlTsEKVE A D1NJLuer
from 6 to 7 p.m.. from the 1st of July. jy2-lm?
T A RUE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RKNT AT 314 AND
XJSlti Indiana ave. Also, Boarding for three montiis
at $16 per mouth. Advaace payment strictly roouired,
my2B-2m
rpHK LOCHIEL HOU8B, 612 9TH ST. N. W.,
X and the La Plenre. aw. car. ltrth sad E n.w., are the
best conducted Boarding houses In the city. Table ttrstclass;
pteasau? rooms. Terms moderate. ?c*27
? <rpHE TREMONT."?THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
X repainted, and in every way put in f! ret-clasrt
order. 11 is the coolest and most desirable place to board
to the city. Terms. &JQ. 3U. $4Q and $46 per m Je7
PERSONAL.
PETER SOllAEFFER, OF HEIDELBERG; ALSO
1 mux pltiiglskl. will please call immediately at
tlie Loubular office, 436 7tb st ft*
rirwE person who answered Call for
X lost Dug from 230 North Capitol SL, will nteaae
give his name or residence, aa he did no^ postal
CCAUTION?HART'S IN8KCT PO WD ERIK SOLD
j only In ttu boxes, trade-mark oit the lid: not sold
loose; insist on having Hart's powder; refuse imitations:
the best is the cheapest. jyti-3w?
ATTORNEYS.
CHARLES t. OOOCH.SOLICITOROFFATKNTS,
Coanwaor?t-^aw atid Eaport,8t. Cloud building,
eth and F sts. uaod work, good reference* moderate
charges. Tw#jHy-o?e yejut' experience. d?|
Ne miller, attorne y-at-LAW,
Boows S| and 4. C^op Law Building,
Reetdeoo, 340 Nofth
Si5* FaMfe mk Attorney
Jy2 $90 tawMw eva. nayt Aft f. O
All orders entrusted to aj can wQl meSt prompt
attention.
Talep*??* oall, 74ft-* Jy2-lm*
r ? 9
' For rest-houses.
ob rent- ^
1605 l n.w.. 14re.fl25 519 ?*n.w*t? -*us
2023 i st n.w., 15r 100 810 * ?. w..9?..?87.00
1827 Bst. n.w. 13r 86; 1537lfth]n.i* 7 re. .38.34
1705 n n.w., 10r_._S8.34 7*7 ad 730 34 n.w? 7r go
162219th n. w.. lh 7&i *0310tb n.w.. 7re. 90
1764 m n.w.. 11 re. 78" puoejr^t .jo
1121 lOth n.w,10r 75 f 15 *17 Frwjeh. Tr.87 50
17' e f n.w., 10 9 75 1514 Fterce Place, 7r.. m
317 4>? d.W.. 15 rt 05 j 528 Qolumbik. ht js,
17u2 f n.w.. lo re. 6o 1340 w u.^.,jr v0.30
1825 Jefferson p.. 8re_?66 Uniuotown, 8r 20
1709 De Sales st^ior .56 611 E n.e. re. ^.1$
1310 o n.w., llr m 16q? ?#h n.w.^rs- 27.50
1906 g n. w.. 8r...fc^ 55j l2w s tLw., beg. _t?
1415 20th m n.w? 10t...50<27 5th n.e., Bre _....25
639 ec*p.. 12 rooms?ao 887 Sltos. ?ve. fc,e.,6r...26
1M>2 o n.w.,Ore _.50 16r?Cbluinbl??t..8?.8a.#0
8o3 i st. n.w., lore. 45 1215-1217 2?thn.w..7r_-^0
toa ok1 tit ? * ? ?10-iw
jy23 - "~r b. warner. 916Fst.n.w.
For rent83114th
st n.w., a three-story Dwelling, contain!
ok it iwbb ?uj bttii; pttnitxlmi irnprtnrcmcnbi
rauge ana lilrobe. Apply to
~t thus. j. fishfr a ea.
_Jy23-Qt J324 Fi. m. w.
tth?r rent?a dbmohtfyhy fro&
r ertv on georgetow n Heights; double brick tfnd with
porch in front tad stdw 11 rooms; plasty of shad*
n?:a&,iess!,i *tt
Apply on premtoet ]ei'3-3t*
1jw? .benj- fl rn i8jied-a oobw.btely
furnished ft-room House, near PrttUh embassy, &,r
jl%tw$t?r 1 flf3* monul&l" 4 ???ninggnt Adarqss
t7h3r rent-a sew two-story brtck-sso
J? 2oth at. U.W.; six rooms;
jy23-3t 0}t F at. n.w
Ipor rent-1841 corcoran st.. A threestory
and basement brick bouse; teu larg* room*
gas, bath, closets ana all coovf njrucee; will be put In
peflfrct order; rent low t?l Octo?>er; go and see iL key
at 1349. Address invisible, Star office. Jyih-lm
Sior rent- ~~
n.w. per Month.]] n.w. Per Month.
36 n.j. ?ve? 8 re... ra>; 520 20th st.. 6 re f-io
<*510th St.. 2 re 25 1828 12th -t, 7 re.?.z20
2313 h ft, 6 re .25! 1s27 12th St., m.l, 0 r*20
1841 12th St., m l., 6 rs.25 1837 12th it, 7 re. 20
21107 14th St., 10 re 25 1311 v st, 6 w. 18
1315 i) St., 8 re 23 1303 v St., 6 u 1m
1345 v st., 6 re ...22.50 ,3 r*. op 3d floor 1019 f 18
m * 5lo ?*,tgm ? ?'?
Per Month, i Per Month.
1019 Fst. *.w ...f?5 631f?t.,2dm>or 26
42512th st.. 30 bis f ?., room 3 20
l* bet. 12th?13th st.s.e.25 031 f St., 3d floor, 3 15
The above Is only a small portion of property on my
books. For full list cull at office for bulleu:-.. issued on
tli<* 1st and 15th IJy22 j thos. k. wagoaman.
.lor, <n.t..?$56 iCor. J. and c2 at, storef>40
1741 (j bt. n.w.,1 yr 55| 2014 m qt-7rjq.?... ^50
802 21st St., 12 r _5t> 2213 f ?l.9r.,m.i......36 5o
2129 k sf.,sr.,m.i 50 2327 Pa.av.a store 80
1748Pa,ave. 10r.m.i.50.55 1007 Sst., 7r.. m. 1 28
1143 2lKtst.l2r.m.i.?45m 1521 lien*, 7r.jn.l_27 50
114521stst.l2r.m.l 45 lOOObsL. It.. m.l 28
3043 n st.,llr.m.l.? 40j 11416 20fl ?.,8r. v5
1u31 22d 8t ,0r.,ip l 40-12437 k ?l. 7r. 2& 50
2210 o st.,9r.,m.l 35.60 ;507 13th St., 8r. p
2220 o st, 9r., m. t..35.60 2128 h st, tJr? m i 22 60
2222 o St., 9r? m. i...30.50 2120 k St., 6 r., m < ?
909 23d at., 8r., m.l.-35.so 82(j^ 35u?, Or., m i.. 1630
911 23d St., 8r..m.l-36.60 I2J40 Kst.4r..m.l 1580
524 20th si.. 8r..._ .35 i'j;t20 i. nr.. fir Ifi
7X821st. 9 ri. mi R a". BrtV. ~7.T2
2125 Lst, 10r.,m.L..40.50!iJrt09 I sV,4rs..... 1030
Apply WESCOTT A Wilcox,
jy'21 1907 fann. ave. n. w.
S*OR RKXT?422. 422** HTH ST. B.W., 0 ROOM
Hricfc, $18; 341,348, 34 S E at. *w? 7 room KrlcS
ousi-s, new, all modtru improvement!, j|2P; 105
room Brick Houses, water, gas and sewer. 135 to J51
Virginia ave. a*., $10.75 each; 448 9th at S.w.j?
room Hrick. modern improvements, $16.33; 7 room
new Brick, with bay window, all modern Improvements,
loth, between 1) and K sts, s.w,: 1002 South
Capitol st, 6 room Brick. $12; 307,311 M <* a w..$10.
jv21-3t* C. H. PA KKKB, 4^ and E sts. a.w.
Fob rext-bbick house. 7 rooms, hall,
gas, water and bath, with large two-story stable in
rear; stalls concrete floor* Ac. Oood place for CUiiry
or livery stable; 620 6 su n.w.. opposite High school.
Bent $50. By L'HAS, S. SHREVE,
jy21-lm 11257th el. n-W171
OB REXT-FURNISIfEB HOUSE FOB SKVEr:il
mouths, to small family very low. Inquire at
1602 19th st. n.w. jy2l-3t?
OR BENT-HOUSE 1014 I ST. Jf-W^FBOM
August 1st. nine rooms and bath room; all modern
improvements^ Apply at 1814 K 6t- n.w. Jy21-3t*
T^OB BENT?TWO lO-KOQM HOUSES, 47b AM ii
A 478 O st. n.w. with all modern improvement*.
Inquire at 1000 O st JUW. Jy6-3w*
Iior hkst nkat six room brick house,
1 furnished; mod. im.: 943 O. st n.w. Keys with
owner, at 518 9th st Bent $35. References. jyl7'lm
FORREXT-BY& H.WALKER, 630 LOUISIANA
ave. n.w.
bud 10th st. n.w., 8 rooms, all Imp*.. $45.
716 K st. n.w., store un4 basement, $60. Jyl6-2tn
For rent-by r. o. holtzmax.
K st.,u.c.av.,f.$333.33 1015 I'a. av., 11 r. 83.33
Fstreet n. 18.18r 300 1759 Pat n.w., llr_.8S.33
(i St., near 19tli st, f...300 l162U 14th at. 10r.dtSt..74
R.I.av..nr.Conn. av .f..300 8 street,n?.12th,6r..f. 70
Thomas circle. 17 r....300 141H X street n.w., i2r.65
Ijituyette sq., I7r...262.5?? 1017 12thstreet n.w 66
Lafuye*tesq.,17r.,f.....250 14181 st n.w.. flat. 55
k)itss. ave..n. 15th, f?..2tK> 51rt 12th st. n. w. I Or f>5
Xst. n.CVmn. ave.13r . 2lHt Carroll Hall, O at. 6r -...50
Lafayette square 17r..,2o0 ,20 17th street, flat 50
Cnnn.aV.n.N,13r.f.lOO.OO <kJ3 II sL i).w.LlOm.., 45
Blst.n. 9thst.lOr,?....150 Cor. st near I4th. fl ir...40
l'ahst n. Itl.av.. 9r...l5<? 1 O st n.w. 8r. A store...40
lOtlist. Dupout circle.fliM' 621 I?n.w. Sr. <t store...40
17th, near K st., f. 13.S 720 l7thst. 6r. flat 40
1330 19th Street, 13r...l00 1313 Oorn st, 6rs..33.33
Jld. av..n'r 1st n.e.,fur.lOO 123 F st. n.e., 7rs 20.35
728 9th st. 13 r lOO 1811 12th st. 9r 20
Oram I'lace. fur..8r..._lQU 759 11th St, a.e. Sr 20
list..n. 15th, 11 rs..f lOO 231 4?,,st. aw. 8r....?18.40
Thomas Cir.. lor.. fnr.100 522 9tn sL s.w. 6r ...18
Office rooms in good locations. Stable* at various
prices. For ;)f rmit-i to see furnished houses call at
ollice. Property placed with me for rent or sale la
liberally advertised free of cost to the owner. F<1T
list of property for sale call or send at office for Real
Iv-ittieoulde.
jylU B. O. HOLTZMAX. 10th and F sts. n.w.
ITMHl RF.XT - ONE THREE-KTORY~ BRICK
House, *231 13th St., between Ba?dCs.w.; nine
rooms, with nil modern Improvement; one square
from the Printing and Engraving department Rent
$25.50 per month. Inquire 403 7th ?t n.w, Jyl5-8t
Ijxm RENT?UN FU RXI8HED?
!?ll Pa. av.,au>re-$300-<1304 R- L ave $00
10'J5 Conn, ave 250 1812 18th st 50
X. II. av. and Sst_ ISO 1432 X st .. 50
1324 10th st 15t> 703 15th, office rooms...50
2u24 O .st 125 2018 Fst ?40
11KMS Sunderland Pl. 91.rtO 2020 F fit. n.w 40
30-J3 I >t 85 7U3 U st s.e 25
1827 II st 83.33 205 13th st a w.., 25
702 19th st 70 703 15th at,2office ra...25
1226 14th st OO
Also a large list of furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX A BBOWN,
,ivl4 1437 Penn. ave.
I^ORRKNT? M
1 1336 19th st.,14r.$125 1429 8 St. 6r., m.L $25.32
1703 P St., 12r., mi.83.33 11U2 9tl? st ,12r 75.00
512 l^th st!5r. m.L 05 1335 B St., Sr. Jii.i 35.00
1826 1 st.,12r.,m.L...83.83 1614 21st si.. l4r...l2S.OO
lb 14 O *(..,14r..m.!.100-<JU 111 O st, llr. 4U.OO
809 14th,14r.,m.l..190.90 152629th st.n.w.,8r.25.0U
1 iJihivettfsq 333.33 1602 14st.n.w., llr..75.6<?
1338 19th, lor. m.l-83.33 8:11 14 fit n.w . llr.OUOO
1441 L st., 9r -25.O0 1:130 ltlgg8stn.w.!6r35.U0
2133 K st n.w.,8r.,in.i..50 1708 lStfi st.nw.,9r.42.00
1334 Biggs St.,6 r., m. i.35
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO,
jyO 1324 F street northwest
Ipor rf.xt?
' 1509 Tst. 9 rs., a. mi $32.50
1..37 " " " 32.50
1!?24 15th st, a. m.1 3Z.r>0
1936 " " 32 50
1916 " ? 32.50
19 J0 " 14 rs., a. m.i ?4U.O0
FURNISHED.
1215 M st, 9 rs., a. m.i $75.00
16uOQst., 12 ra.,a. m.i.....,^_ 150.00
parker a townsexd,
Jyl0-2m 1418 V st.
IriOR RKXT?HANDSOME NEW DWELLING,
2818 P st., containing 9 rooms, with all moderq
conveniences. Apply to J AS. L. DAVIS, 1218 Slat
SL. liPnrwrnwn. lirlJlw*
JTIOR KENT?A NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
modern improvement. Apply to WHEATLY
ftOS., Georgetown. Je30-1?
ITIOR REST? DESf RABLB HOUSES.
!?l(i. 709 A at. n.f , (1 rooms, m.L
S:iC. 1510 It st. n.w., tin., m.L,
$35. Fine 9-room Brick. J o9 C st. R>.
APPiy to BUSHNELL A CARUST,
jw)-3m 1606 Fst. n.w.
FOR RKNT-I507 R. L AVE., NEAR SCOTT
Statue; also 1530 O st. Apply to J. J. SHEDD.
1402 14tb sU- Jei4-2m
FOR RENT-DWELLING 1741 G ST. N.W..OORr
ner rtf ISth st; bus ten rooms, exclusive of bathroom
and kitchen: rent, $65 per month. A poly to
WKSTODTT & WILCOX, Real Estate Broken. 10OT
Pennsylvania aye. n.w. JrtWii
FOB RKNT?A L'ESlRABLE FURNISHED BE9Monco.
pleasantly situated, on conuecucat live.,
overlooking- Farragut Square, will he let to a wood tenant
for a term of years. Price, $200 per mouth, Apply
at 71H 15th st. u.w. Jeltt-3m
SEWING MACHINES, &c.
"XTXIU WILL, SAVE TIME, MONEY ANDTANX
neyance by poingto AUKRRACH S Reliable sewMsohine
Rooms, cor. 7th and H sis. New Latest
aprovetf Machines ot all the standard makes. Make
your own selection. Hole Agency for the Silent New
American No. 7?A triumph of mechanical genius.
a most wonderful machine. Sim pie, Silent, swift and
Sure. Bear in mind that we fUrui*h a legal guarantee
for live years with every machine we sell. Solid far
testimonials from over 3.000 WutsbiUKVon ladles. No
drummers. No two promts, send for catalogue and
price-list of IS different makes of machines. All kluds
rented, repaired and warranted.
C AUERBACH, corner 7tb and H streets,
Washington, IX (L
Next door to Auerbach's Gent's Furnishing sad Hat
Store. )e6
]' A DIBS: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE A SEWING
Marine, we would advise you to examine ttie
celebrated light-running and ever-lasting NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE. Always ready to
work. The range of work don* on this machine caanothe
surpassed. A child can manage it
Sold on easy monthly payments, and sr~**sl dlacount
for cash.
Be sura to try th^NE^^X)^TE
Sole Agents Air New Home^vwg Marine
Good Machines for rent, by week 6e month. All
kinds repaired. - sagltt
New Machine* of aH Idaik
Renting and Repairing. afbtt
- 'I - ' , 'j 1.' M
PBOFBSSXOyAIx
T^R. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. - LL
I /Corns. Bunions, (.tub sod Inverted Nails, Vascular
JyS ? B4& Peiutaylvaplggaw.
r3w
]
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For sale?houses.
FOR 8ALE-7 ROOM BRICK, IN I.F 1>KUIT
Pnrk. Lot 30* 12?. Ifsnldat ono-93.5?Mi.
Lot on corner ot Vermont ave and V si, suitable to
taUd five houses on: 92.000.
nrtHAtOM in Dwrthwnt section for 91 .OOO each.
New Roomi on 2d. smt F m. n.w.; 0 ruuiai m b,
twit tor MOO per jw: 93.750 cash.
Lot o*F (..between 1st ?ii<1'id tta, Ltr, 3Utl90, at
8^?c.
Lot* at head of North Gap(to4 at. 50x150: *450
each. Will advance monev u> build brum-*
Mouse and Lot on 15th at. between V and N *?*.?
derided bargain-95 .utiu. ;J. F. WAi.HAMAN,
J>23-?t mki F at. n.w.
IX)R SALE?CHKAP-A NICK fWR?*>M ItRM'K
Howe; new bouae. 15 feet front, lot IS fh>nt r*-ntIng
now at f 15 per month. ?ill take 9 1,5uu If aold at
once. On 2a at., between t aud K aw.
H. PARKKR,
U?H>I* - r
Y^OR RALE-^NKW RRIt'K UgUK.ON H KT.
???& XSSZ'&'St j'fflkwfs
tkL B.K.? ... ? . j>U*Ot
Eon salf.-buy your House and have
Rant. 9100 OMh and 925 monthly will buy 18V 4
injury st.. six room* mid hall; rapidly Improving
njfc^iborhood, dear Conft. Ave. HUFTY ^ PV^KlC
OR WALK Oil FOR 1LBNT-K1UUT ROOM
House, with bath, at *30 per month, or for ?ale 2
$3>tu PITNEY A BRADFoliM.
Jv22-2w x 1313 F St. n.w.
iXlE
X W 5 W
BllO. m.l.,1 ?r..*4n W3T 1619 T.,f handho\i?e
MO IdtW. lU.MMtu in iw ?K,00n
719 Sth,m. t, 17r?ll.'2H3 212&21??i.21jiO K? ty*?u
721 8th,to.L,17r..?ll 2^ li2lT'3l\^:viE24Ui5?KH?
723 w4,.i7r_..ll.zS3 1>? d, m.l.Jr.----?-4,7t>o
1013 lttCm.L.lOr.11.000 '1153 A 1155*>th 4.200
917 U. ml, tOr.?HUMi l&M ?l&MHUi,ttr...4,lw
The above is only a small portion of propertr on mv
books. Foe fhll list call at oAoe for bulletin Ivwied on
l?t at>d 16th. lir/M TMOK tt- WAOOAMAN.
:^|tSALE-FIV*IlEW HOUttKH,HOLTUWKST
JT corner 13th ana V streets n.w. lmjuiiv at lool
flthatreet n.w. Jy21-Ht*
For sale^-oiCE 10 room House. it*re o
9-IJi. TwoHooaaa. 476and 47* O at. 11 w.,12
rooms, with all modern Uuprovepi??U. For permit
to Inspect same inquire at JOOO O ?t. n.w. Jy2t>-1 w
HALK-HOUSKwl H4VK A FINE UHUK
'J; limit*, IpauUAiU/ lorated. suitable fur OougruM
man, department officer or any gentleman desiring a
comfortable home, at a very reasonable price. J NO.
A. PEESOOTT. Idle F ?t. n. w. Jyl^7t_
X7H)U SALlv-I HAVE A BLOCK OF FIVE SKW
A tujd fjueK- built, splendidly locate-i, 8 an<l 9 room
Houses Which I can sell at a vVrj moderate price, as a
whole or singly. J NO. A. PRK8UOTT. 1416 F ?. n.
w. Jrl8-7t
"EVift SALE1
Fourteeb small Brick BooMi all under rent of
$10 per month each; will sell together or In block* ot
two to eight it? price to par as an Investment,
SWORMSTEDT * BRAI?LEY.
Jrl7-$t ?*JH V at.
TTlQR 8ALE?
X Three Houses on Capitol Hill, renttnr for $ 11* per
aaonth aaoii. will sell separate or together. small cash
payment; balance namitnlv or on lon? time.
swormstedt * bra 1h.ky,
Jbrl7-?t w?y *k_
FOR SALE-SEVERAL HANDSOME mew
Hoim near Dupont Circle.
jyll-2w WM. P. YOUNG, 1800 F at ?.w.
TJ^OR 8ALK-A COMFORTABLE AND CONVENJC
lent surburban Residence n<*ar Georgetown, D. O..
ui good order; two acsea; well shaded lawn, fruit and
excellent spring aatur; stable, carriage house, Ac.;
convenient to hone car*. Address .
W. W. STI^CHCOMB,
Jy0-3w? 117 West Lombard st, Baltimore, Md.
T7?OR AA LlE-AVERY DESIRARI.E NEW BRICK
A? Dwelling. U room* and all mod. imps., on 11th at.
6 asm.
JyMIl 02S F street.
For sale-Jour new bricksT~4 rooms;
rented st 910 each; a bargain for an investment,
and other bouse* that w Ul pay welL
SWORMSTEDT A BRADLEY,
JfP-lm Wft K street
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS
IJtOR BALE-CHEAP, A POWERFUL. YOUNG
; and beautlfol Putcheson Mare, $200. a Hiu1 Virtoria
(cost |UUU), $200: a vary elaborate and elegant
revolving office desk and bookcase ouinbuiod tooat
$300)$10G; tbrea common opes $30 each. Address
or call 315 st. n.w. between 7 and 0 a. in. or 6
P m. jyia-tf
IJ^ORSALE?NEW 0TEINWAY SQUARE fIA>-*0.
hut little used, for only $325 cash. Cost o?ui-r
050.
AH elejratft Weltiwav Square Piano for only $225,
at $10 per month. W arranted good as new.
A magnificent Square Piano, rich tone and fully
warranted, for only $150, at $10 per month.
One of the finest Boston make Square Piano*, perfectly
new, for only $250, at $10 per month.
Two splendid Square Piano* for beginner*, at $5 per
month. Vtry cheap if sold at once.
Three fine Uprignt Grand Pianos, the highest grade
o! the best makers, used but very little; folly guaranteed
to be the tiue*i Upright Piano* made; will be sold
for almost hall oust, at$10 per month. Will take
square Piano as part pavmeut and allow good value;
balance can be paid to sull.
Call and see these grand bargains at the
PIANO EXCHANGE.
jjrflf- . 432 9th st_
For Sale-one second-hand canopy
Top Four-seat Pbaeion. $11?. Ones<von<1-luind
four-seat Leather Top surrey, $126. One secondhand
drop-fTout business Rockuway. own make, $115,
and several other second-hand carnages in good order
for sale cheap to make room for tall stock.
ANDREW J. JOYCE.
Jy21-6t 412 14th st. n.w.
OR BALE-IN OftDER TO MAKE R<Mi.M KoR
onr foH stock, we will close or?t mock of northern
made Carriages at 10 percent above cusul
andrew j. joyce,
Jy21-flt 412 14th st. n. w.
I~SOR SALE CHE A P A STANDARD COLt-MHi A
- Bicycle; 54, enameled; ball bearingB; in good cundition.
Address RlC VCLE, War oftiee. Jyiil-31
TL^OH BALE-TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF FINE
A Horses; all young; Just arrived from Ixtudouu ? o..
\ a.; suitable for all purposes. YATES A SIMMONS,
31112th street n.w. Jy21-lw
ISORSALE-A VERY HANDSOME WELL BRED
Mare; live years old; promises to be very last. As
| I have too many horses ?lie will be wild cheap Can
: be seen at Fleuimlng's Stables, on Sth st. B. f. GUY,
1O05 Pennsylvania ave. JylS-eo3t
1~56R S ALE^ WE HAVE ON HAND LA IK i E
lot side-bar and F.nd-spring Buggies; Extensiou-top
Carriages; Light Spring Wagons; will sell at prices to
suit the trade. Old Buggies taken in trade. < an be
Seen at corner Duubarton avenue and 32d St.. Georgetown,
D.C. WM. BKEK A BON. Jyt3-!iw*
IJ>OR8ALE?48-INCH UCLL NICKELED"STAR,'
: good as new; $75.
51-inch "Star," in perfect order; $05.
42-inch "Facile," good as new; $65.
54-inch F. N. "Expert.'' good as new; $120.
Jylb-lm* At SCRlBXER'S.lltlSEst. a.w.
17OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A FEW StJGIlT1
ly damaged Saratoga Trunks and Satchels. Have
never been used.
m>13-3m BECKER'S. 1846 Pennsylvania sva
I^OR SALE-BARGAINS-AT 46S AND 470 C ST.
n.w.. Phaeton Buggy, Hide Bar Jump seat, extenSiou
top; also. Theav s litrht waooos. mo liable far contractor,
butchers, grocers, feed dealers, plasterers, or
other purposes, N R. Al*. carriages and horses of
all kiuds lor sale and hire ou the best ot terms.
_jylO WM. FTgEYER * (t?.
171UR SALE-FIFTY CARRIAGES. BUOOII.S. j
Spring Wagons, Stages and Spring Carts, old and
new. ou mnutm> payments. Repairing, paint tug and
trimming promptly attended* to. J. J. COoK. 32W5
X St.. Georgetown. Jy7-lm?
1/UiR S4LE-SUN DIAL GASCOOKING STOVE*
X Summer cooking with half the cost and none ot
the trouble of coal Urejj. Oi*-n roasters and |>er'f?*-t
baking ovens. Gas hot water generators to supply hot
water in pipes and avoid any use of range in summer.
Agent?K G. CAMPBELL* Plumber. 517 ltH.h st.
n.w. mytt.tm _
TT<011 SALE?LABGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRINO
X gild Summer Carriages, new and second-hand
Phaetons, Surreys, Extension Tops. McCaull and Uaytea's
Jump-Seats, and the latest styles out. JOHN M.
YOUNG. 313 6th st. ap21-3m
MONEY TO LOAN.
fitQT TO LOAN IN 8UK8 TO SUIT
mU 4 UvU on real estate security.
_ THO& E. WAUQAMAN,
Jyl2-3t 01? Pat. n.w.
g RA AAH TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT ON
VUVtvl/U good real estate security.
7 B. 14. WAbKEB.
Jy21-3t 916Fat, n.w.
3&QAA AAA TO LOAN IN HVMSOF NOT
?P^UU,UUU leaa than at 5 per
cent, ob approved real estate, centrally located.
K a HOLT JIM AN",
Jyl8 Corner 10th and V streets north went
CtGA AAA TO LOAN. 4? WJMS TO SUIT,
??Clv?UvV/ at 5 per cent, on firat-claw City
Property* a C. GREEN.
JylfrlOt - 3Q3 7tb at. n.w.
Money to lend
on real estate,
Mm WM. P. YQUiNurlaoSFat. n.w.
Monet to loan in sltms to suit on
real Mate at 0 and 6 wr cent.
CHARLES W. HANDY,
Je20-lm Ml F at. a.w.
<5^,000 TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE.
9,-lNlO
4U0 . (Jam THOS. R. WfOOAMAN.
Money to loan on real estate wbcurUy
in auins u> Milk
J* "^ggg-w.
Vr^Kinr tq fro-ur o? bbal kStatb or
Ju flolWm Security ,?ocb aa Note*, aecnred by
deed of truau dtp Bonda, Railroad UoA acid ltan4a,
Chattel Mortufa. Drawback Oertlfica**, Fell-enastfiiarMaisa,
lfONKT TO LOAN _
nlo 1506 Pennsylvania a??
T HAVE JfONRY TO LOAN ON OOOD RKALRSI
tat? or collateral aeeurUy at lowaat raien oftntaraak.
TO LOAN ^ 9mt2*
-%TONEYTOI>OA* . ~
' DENTISTRY,'. ~
T\k cat ftn
ithnii* artMrtiM. jl loflal auaestWlc. aaed oo tkn
iuwTeUeviaKi|S^oftitndl4 U^clTrlr aplS
qamuw, j. scOTTt OJPuC; ? :
gjfr tts^serr&^ssspri^
T~\BL T. JL TAX^OTT. DKXTIS^. 4^7flT ?g
t^jy^4srusawvsr5i?S
\ ' - ' - V - - - '' w . '
FOR SALE?LOTS. . J
1KNOR NAlV ciliKAF U ?Olj? '^iVktV THR
.v 1,-1. v, Ot . ! i, m M*?i ;-.t. m<C 6i? V
to itUa i? am* af l la* uraulart k'Uon I ? ?!> M I
two aide walla, cIum to U."- t m ; luarkata 11 I
uv.irtii i*n4iimMv?r. Maa7?te> I
mm. *SW5ffw I
1?>OR HAI.V AT A KAMAtli! l?W
1 on t. H at n.
4.% fret on both MU.; alao Lou on lit t. ><1 M? iliM
ivf,(* L>>lts i\sUOUiAKICK,
)y'23-?t Mu ?' A. ?w.
fSofeSALK- iT A BATUAIX. LOT tf.KX.HO OX /
P ltitfl kL. IWtaeOB T and W . and I.ol 4KxHt). <-om<#
riitii na>< r and wvff*l otbrr choioa Lata la
north *>*at aactton. LOUIS I'. BirOKM AK tK
IjIS-Sl C??.
FUU SAl.K-A YHHY~bfc?lllAHLh. of
irrouud for a><dJvl*W?. int proved ?uAo<wuilv lu
|ta> M?U ISVlMluHli ft .llUU# loo oil boll M
at. fUld New York ave. n. ?.
Lin is r. ?Hn> ir*wrn.
lfW? w?? r at WW.
FOR tAI,K 1 havr a hinrr number ?f twwe
nimble curnor MuiUlinii wi ?1m> n>*rU*M <?!' fur I
ante fti?ui M duMruin 01.wN p?t *piari' ><?* la J
ii.- timatn btiy.aa mu tail mill wilnewan a-Uain* ta - I
prl^e ail ovw the < a>. t*p*oMUI> ?a tli* Wm End''
where the moat a* ailabke ailaa *rf l>rtini * > (wnldiy I
Utkei, and improved wlili oumI1>'rwdaiKm J ktva I
?l*i many vtlualii, ItouuMpv (ul rti?riu( buww,?ul I
--?^?.b,,y^,jn^rrr I
JylR-Tt I
17HIH salk-AT A BAIU4A1N-117 nil OH J
. tbo corner of S aud Irttfi *ta. M
PAHKKRATOWNSKXn. M
141* K at. mm. ^
|^OR *Af.E- ~ I
C Three line plarea of proper on F at n.w. I
HeTeral fine Hulrttni; Nile* h? thr north weal I
Several fin,' Building *(t#? in the northewat I
Ow of the tinem Building Nlm la the city, IM^ I
tnjt or thv ea*? ft-rnit of\b- < tapitol I
Jlv lUuttAs J MY Ml* lt*al **tate A*ent. I
__ a w. I
*ALE-Ia)T 49, IN wu. TV 4 HKT. Gf AND I
I ltd at. n.*.. au>? ft on <'ai. bv lain f. d<>?|i. to *? h, I
pavad nUry. B.auUfilly ariutin, >ite i wan fiuaaK A
aud 1'ruU iraaa. VrioaAO cmumt i?*ou A
thua r?. BONn.
JyMw lw Pauu. Avt. a w. I
VOR 8ALE-HY Al'^TiX P. HArtWJf. 14J? # I
F *. w. ?4?i.<"?U of (frmind on 1 rtih at. ta,
betw?>, n Nrott tirolf and K at., ard oti Nrw
llanipslilra ave., between IMipont "vtrrla and I. au I
ffpvrral ft rut-r la*> llouaaa, ra^clDg In prlr-a fVoia I
?lto.UUt> U??1UU.<IUU. Jelu ygi I
_ EDUCATIONAL. I
g'HOKTHAM) - HHiUl.AR CI.AM ?.I->s111Kf I
' wary evanta*. l*rtvaia lamoia a ?)?*oialty. All I
orlliand b)M>kx and pnl4l<^atloi<ai?>niitanU\ on hand, I
and ea<?|>tioi?al <ii>]wrtuiir.MM i t iHariiinc thaart ara I
ortwed at WASH in riloNtXiKAl'llIC U KAla
(kUAKTKKK W" I at, n.w. j\ il I
WHAKTibU ? Ml'HIi' MHOIABH UK HiWTL I
(in(an. tiuitar or Haioo '1 wring ?*?nta aa
?o out ? taaru. Addivaa ilrn. A l.U'K I
ISMIT1I.mii, IhI xtrwt n.w . b*tw?*<>ii It and I. lr?l-a*
MarylandmTDtaxy an6 naval acai?kmy,
OXK<<1<II, MP.,
Opens SEPTEMBER 1?TU. Urcului wDlODtpplication
to
Jr*> *<* H. H BOSKM. Kermtrr.
l>OC'JC HILL UOULBUI"
JV KELKUVT CITY, MARVLAHD,
Conducted by the lrnth?r*of the ?'h Hat inn Ncfcoola
Scientific, t la*s.cal and Commercial ('oumwi
The Modern I.?linage* Mbd Drawing are taught
Without extra charge.
Hoard, tuition iui<i laundry per aeaslon of tiv* mouths
flju.
flay scholars p?v aea?ton of Ave month* >30.
Mudiea will !> reauiued uu .M ouda>, SH-plnuiUT 7th.
1 KKi.
H?*nd fbr a Prospect"*.
Jv ItKh.s tu Jm Hrot her A7.ARIA8. President
Mrs. j. c. wkrmh, of man ahbah. v a..will
take three Kiiin |y..ni utae to thirteen year* ta
form with her cm n a claaa of (tlx under cuuiprtmil luatructiou.
Addrua* a* above. Jyl4-?-olm*
OUOHTHANU AJSli TYPKW iUTI NO I'KAtTI*
C? cally taught. succw guaranteed If lnatructious
arc followed. Private pupils preferred and uuuihrr
limited. R. F. t RoMKI.IN. office of John* A Kaat??ii.
t*teno?raplier*. 472 Louisiana are. .1. i? . >d*ni * 1
rF.,?'Hi:i-.LOHi:/N 1ST, TEACHER OKPIANO
and VOCAL MtsIC, Particular attention to beginners,
aa well um tbuae wishing lo be qualified for
IVrloiuiera or Teacher*. l f IX 7U4 1 h at u.
w. apw ia<a?
N*orwood tN?ffrrTK, near 14th street
Circle, will M J'I b M Dibit 3tKb, with a full
corps of aocoui wished instructors. Reference l? Invited
to parent* and guardians u bo know the acbool.
Mr. audMra. W'M. 1). CABELL Principals. jylS
MT. NT J OSEPH "8 cqLLROK, "
(Vninw1 of atudlea: < 'lassi.-ai and Commercial.
Terms: Hoarders tter session of five month*. $l?lO.
Ihiy students according to Kr?<1e. Studiea will lw ra- J
aumed ?n MONDAY, September 7. 1KK.V
Address BltO. JOSEPH, Director,
Carroll P. OJyl3-2tn
Baltimore county. Md.
I" >ITMAN*'S SIIORTH AN D. KVKHT STYLE OF
Feniwanship. and Hook keeping taught at reaidence
and at school*; fifteen yean- proleawiooai experience:
thorough scientific Instruction. Addraaa JAM.
C< iRRl Do>, penman, Ilouae of Representatives.
JylO-m
WASHINOtOfJ ACADEM V OFTELBTJRAPH Y.
only school of the kind hera A special Invitation
to all to aee the method by ahlcL vou can
soon learn a nrofeaaioo. 214 2d at. a.a )*?i Um
V'RKkCHr LRv*)N?r PRIVATELY OR IN |
1 i'laietea, tauiuiuer raica.) prof. ii. LARR' >QI'& '
Ki aduale of SorboOBit, Parlx, 714 1.1th at. <.'lanal('al
and ni?>dern lani(uat;en tautfht and traindatttd. JyS-lni* _
L1 R EN< H ~LMSiinNBT- ^1
1 Parisian pronuudatlon; natural method. A practical
use of the Ijiniruure tniighi In a abort time.
bummer Term Dow. Hash Injur* 9 a.m. 0::i0 p.m.
M'LLK V. I'RI'II'UUMMK,
Je30-6m luU 17tb il n.w., bet. K and I*
N- KW r.KHM A N Mt-niDJD 1HK THK MA NO
by which puplH (?n aoeompllah Iii a few months
time wliat is ordinarily done in yearn with the aid
method*. I* founded upon thorough liaa* prln<*lpl?a,
and iiarti'Milarlv adupt?*l to new tteKinnera. Parenta,
teacher* and Mniolar^ will welcome the InMracUoii*
(ontained In till* method. A eourae oflanaoaa will
eaaUy txinvluce them that it Is'what ihey dmira. For
term's and other Informauou ?aill at the atudio or address
t HAx W. THOMIWON.Ml M at. n.w.JeW-liu*
WASHINGTON OOMUVAntVOF Ml'HIO
Moore's Halt, 311 ttth at. n.w., continue* throucli
the summer, llano, Orcan. Vo?oe, \ loltn. FUite, Cornet.
Ac. New and Improved method. Free advantaRiffc.
( Je'J7-li?i?! O. R. Bn.LAKll. l>lrector._
I>BOF- ORTIuNhTtlN, THh. POPULAR (iLlTAB
. teacher. <t? , will t?acb durluit July, Auftuat aw4
bepU'mber, (>uitar, BaiOo. llano MiuAng and liarmony,
at summer rales. Inquire at 450 C at. q a., at
1742 Pa *ve. u. w. leib-Um _
HOMK HC110<?L I-HJR 1K)YM?UROOKKVILLB
Academy. Rrookvtlle, Montgomery county. M<L
Opena f*?'ptetniier 16th. lHHo. Hjw-rial <1aaaea for
Y uuntf Men preparing for Scietitllie or Hu*tweaa l.lt^
the Universities, tvdlw* andTtieologi.'al Hemlnartea |
$280 per year. I'rinHimi'a Library open gratuiloualy
to all advanced students.
_>e22-Ul RKV. DR. C K. NEIXON, PrlnHpal. _
SWITHIN CTSH??KTM1KJKH MF.DIA A('AD>
emv admits and cla*Mtlea younr n.en and boys at
anytime Mend for circulars. HWITH IN C. HHoRTLUMilv
A.M., tUarvard Collage Graduate, Media, Fa
Rl>1MiUl
riAHK rkSlitz hcuoul of lanul'auUl^
X A*
723 14th su a w.. CITY.
WILL R KM A IN OrEN AI.L SDfXEK
ALlSO SUMMER SCHOOL AT
PLY MOITTH. M ASH.
WrTQIVLVU rnrw* Wtnv tvin ? mmm.
I #1 ni r<nn i^i/wai r ' ?rv TUl .> Vf II
J ) uilddl<.--afed men Mid women. ttpring and *u lamer
sessions or the Mpaneeriaa Businuai (-illege, eof.
Mli and I> ?t*. n. w. Uapid writing, bookkeeping,
inpid calimlMiioim, Kuglihb language MeuoKrafriiy,
type-writing. ??., thoroughly IhukIiL Tuition: *\ >mr.
truiii dale oi eutrwiit, day or Di(hi,f5(l: three aioutlis,
day. $Al; night, #14; on* munlli, day, ?7. night. f-V
Rapid writing. tnly 12 ltaaons. it. t ail ur send fnf
Cirttulars. HENRY C. hl'KNCUt, Principal; ?>AIlA
A. Kl'ENCER Vice Principal. rnlriM
"VfliSS AMY LKAVITT, OK BOBTON~ <iRAIV
^ 1 alt and certified examiner of tbe New Kngiaud
Conservatory. Piano technique, harmony and vote*
culture. 1012 loth at n.w. dM *
1 >K1VATE LK-SW VNH IN A 1.1. OHADIK OF
M study: to adults confidential; prepaid tor oolloga "
Atinatx>lia, West Point, all examinations
I v V IXsTITITK^Tw. corner Hth and K It4 n.w.
Mathematical, Classical. Bumnew
H. W. FLYNN. A- M.
Evening Ctow. $8 and fS *mobU. ecQ>
proposals? 1
PHUlMhALri FOB BITL'MlNOUh UiAU
Saw I>kpaktmkvt,
BrmKAO or Eqcipmibnt ami h? biitivo.
Wabhi*otom, July 1. lHHft.
Sealed Proposals. Ib dupn.mte, endorsed "Pr<>|H>twla
for BitumlnousOial." will tie received at thin bureau,
until TWELVE M. AUOUtfT 1, i?H6, ftjr Um delivery
of biumiinou* ooai aa foUows:
At Navy Yard. Waslilngton, 1.400 ton*. , ,
At Naval Aoudt-niy, Annapolis, rttai ton*.
The coal to be "run of mine," of the bant qialltT In
all respect iv and subject to inspection at fxAut of delivery:
to be delivered at tlie puinm named, on Um
wharf or Into cart* provided bv tbe government, at
mm'Ii tlnnw prior to October 1, I SM.S, as mav be deaie
Dated by tbe Bureau, to be |iaid for at weight of yaM
whIw at the rate of il.U44* pounds to the toa.
separate bids will be made for the nwl required at
each station, and twli w ill be awarded eriaraieiv.
Bids will only t>e received from bona IMe dealers ta
or miners of coal. and the right ta rwwrved to r^tct
any ur all b.d-> uiai may uut be deemed advantageous
to tbe government.
lte*j>oii->lbie wrurlty will be required for tbe fclthful
pcrioriuauce of tin- contract la conformity Willi etlpolaUona
on tbe blank lorm of otl'er. U> be had on appUctiUuii
to t l>ii liure* U,
Jy2-iaw4w W. ft. ftCTI LEY, < "hlef of Bureaa.
OFFICE OF THE M ARM! A L < iF TH I. UNITED
HTATES FOK THE LBsTKlCT OF CULL'M HI A.
Wa?h I notomT 1?. C., Jnlv 21,1HH6
Sealed projKieaU, iudoraed 'Trupoaai* for MunplM"
will be received at this office until TWKLvK M.,
TH IKTY-FI ItJsT DAY OF JULY. ?HH6, for the following
articles for the uae of the Buprenie ? ourt of (he
liiHtrif* ofCoiunihta, and fcr the 0lilted Htates Court
House, Washington U.C? In su< UyuauiUiea as may be
required for uae daring the year ending June M, 18tM
via;
Coal,
Wood,
Su?t iooeev.
TMaiM laformatoa aa to uie aercral arttdai M
quired, and Mimpim of stationary, Ac., may be paa
cured, on application, at UiM oAoe.
The right is ramrvad to rtueet any and all Mda.
CLAYTON McMlt'HAKL
Jygmt yatted HtMea Maiahal Inatrtot of QohHabta.
FINANCIAL.
Prince <fe W HiTKLf,
STOCK BUOKKH8,
^^*i?^ai'e^^ock^'elS|?ha^h^'i'liuii'L
WAMtS^^SSJ-rHU^Dttrau.
UnuuL pAiTKwa.
JubWUUU, M VBUonOAKUC.
Matkabd cTt vaifc
Hnrar H. ibtfwa, WafblngionjllC
Wiluam K IhMHH, Htadal Partner.
Bay nd aaU an coaimtoai.m ail daasea of IH IIa^
XL M. DODGE, Bethel Partaer.
Qootatkiaa afStorks and Koads and Informattoa racarding
Ute lautta rwlv ed throcarb our wtraa
mantly, direct frutn the Sew \urk Nut I trhsaaa A
AUmdees e^aynfda** reporter promptly. J?l *
If CUNNIMOHAH, ftATTBL ...
3l* Gentlenien'it wtraw Matt Bleached aad T?>?
ated j^ojigfat <\>W>?ed SUB Mats (.laaesd
J.- ..

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