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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-07
Rase Rall YeaterdnY.
ASSOCIATION.

The ladelphia-Chlcago. and Athe-
letic-St Louis games at Philadelphia
yesterday we're stopped by rain. The
arst in the second inning stood 60 in
favor Of the Philadelphia aud the latter in
the fourth inning the score being also 70 l
in favor OF the Athletic
The Boston--Pittsbnrg and Cleveland
Kansas City games were postponed by
rain.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14
A COMPARISON.


rd ruther lay out hcre among the trees,
With the singin' birds an the bum'iebeeA
A-knowin' thetf can do as please,
Than to live what folks cali life Of ease,
Up thar In the city.
Fer really cont 'zactly understan'
Where the comfort is fer any man
In wsllkin' hot bricks and usin' fan,
An enjoyir himself as he says he can,
Up thar in the city.
, It's kinder lonesome, mebbe you'll say,
Alvin ous here day after day,
In this kiider easy careless way,
But hoar out here is better'n day
Up thar in the city.
A fer that, jus look ct the flowers aroun'
A.peepin' their heads up all over the groun',
An the fruit abcndin' the trees way down.
ksYou cont find sech things as these in town,
y Or ruther In the city.
As said afore, sech things as these,
The flowers, the birds an the bum'iebees,
An alvin. out hero among the trees,
Where you can take your ease an do as you
please,
Makes It better'n the city.
Now, all the talk don't mount to snuff
Bout this kinder life n-bein' rough,
An I'm sure it's plenty good enough
An tween you an me faint half as tough
AS Twin In the city.
Sam Hughson, in NJ Y. Natl and Erpresa
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14
TABLE ETIQUETTE.

Some Of the Things Which Had Better be
Left Undone.
Never smack the lips OF the children
when eating.
Never pick your teeth or quarrel
at table. Both should be picked in the
back yard.
Never fasten your napkin around
your neck. 1t is now customary to
wear collar there.
Never make pun at table Cor any
where else.)
Never drum with your fingers on the
table. You can make more noise by
beating tattoo ON your plate with
your knife.
Never smoke cigars while eating
soup.
Never remark 81 see Hash Wednes.
day is here again, when the croquettes
are being served.
Never put your knife in your mouth.
II there is not room on the table for it,
balance it on the shoulder OF the person
next to you.
Never put your elbow on the table.
II ut loss where to keep it, put it in
your pocket.
Never carry fruit or bonbons away
from the table. Ifyou want something
substantial for late lunch, sequester
a turkey drum-stick in your inside
pocket.
Never scrape your plate or tilt 1t to
obtain the last drop OF any thing 1t CON-
tains. The dishwasher is paid to do
that.
Never stretch your feet under the
table 80 rs to touch those of your Vis-a-
vis, He may have corns which object
! to familiarity.-Wm, II. Sipler, IN Idea.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14
BRIDGING THE TUNNEL.
A French Engineering scheme of Stupend
Gus Magnitude.


The Paris Temps, which thinks that
though England objects to underground
visitors, she will not be afraid of arriv-
| ais by viaduct. says: 1.-The scheme of
Constructing bridge over the English
Channel has just been completed. 1t
has been worked out by the Creusot en-
gineers and M. Hersent, eX-president
of the Society of Civil Engineers. The
progress of metallurgy makes the con-
struction possible of an immense bridge,
fifty kilometers long, with platform
at the height of fifty meters above the
sea ut full tide, and supported by piles
at u distance OF five hundred meters.
The Forth bridge which is being COM
pleted in Scotland, and under which the
largest vessels can pass, is an advance
towards a more important structure.
The height allowed for the bridge over
the channel would allow large steamers
and sailing vessels to pass freely. 1t
would support four railway lines, be-
sides road for carriages and footpaths.
This will be satisfactory for those who
dread sea-sickness. The only trouble
left them will be that of choosing
their mode OF whether by
railway carriage, omnibus, cab or velOc-
ipede. Places of refuge, watch houses
hand alarm-bells will be placed on each
pile, with powerful light. The au-
thors of the gigantic scheme believe
that this foundation may be constructed
by means of compressed air diving
bells, the depth OF the strait between
Calais and Dover not being, on an aver
age, more than twenty-five to thirty-nine
meters, and in Il few places exceeding
fifty meters. The bridge will cost S00.-
100000 francs, its metallic weight will
amount to 100000 tons, and it
might be constructed in six years, The
scheme will shortly be submitted for
examination TO an international techni.
cal committee. When this examination
has been completed the Channel Bridge
Society will apply for a concession to
the French and British Governments,
from whichit will ask FOR no subsidy. I'm.
der these conditions the concession
might be easily granted and ,the works
Immediately begun. In few years the
commerce Of the two nations would
benefit from the simpllfication intro
duced into their relations by the exeou-
tion OF work which might be consid-
cred as one OF the most important Of
the century"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14
mormons and GENTLE. Jointly Celebrate.

SALT LAKE, Utah, July 8-The Fourth Of
July was celebrated jointly by the Mormons
and Gentiles. There was parade In tho
morning, h0aded by six companies of the
Sixteenth Infantry, in which many trades
were represented. At the exercises at Lib.
erty Park, Mormons read prayer, while Gov
ernor West, Chief Justice Zane and Judge
Goodwin, editor OF the Tribune, were orators
OF the occasion. Such thing as Joint
Fourth of July celebration few years ago
would have been hooteda at, but this year the
Mormons were anxious to affiliate and lost
no opportunity to show their enthusiasm.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14

"A Bridgeport, Conn.,, man became
impatient at'his dog when he hesltated
to go down stairs. The man, in giving
the dog kick, lost his balance, tell
headlong aud broke his neck.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14
TURTLE HUNTING.
How the Big Kentucky Snappers
Are Caught.

Turtles Hunting on Their own Account
How They Lie Low In the Mud and
Doze and Pull Downthe I'm
wary Duck.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14

TIfFIS, O., July 6,--At noon yesterday.
while John Savage was removing some
decorations from across the street, no fell
from u ladder twenty feet to the sidewalk,
breaking his arm, leg and hip and crushing
his skull He can not recover,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
The star Ont of Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length OF time
ran have The STAR mailed regularly to any address
and for any period they may DESIRE
- Al orders for The paper by mail must be
accompanied 6y the raoney-at the rate Of fifteen
cents a week. or fifty cents per month, unless
sent TO foreign country, when the price, includ-
Ing postage, Is so cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
M1D-SUMMrn REnucr1oss.

MID SUMNER Rrpuor1oSs.
sEATON PERRY
25 HAND; PRiNTEb FREScH 'f s&TEEN ROBES
100 RPPiR HcEs To- s18 EACH prsr
REMNANTS OF THE FINEsT FRENcH sATEENs.
RANGiSa FROM ia 70 so dG PER MsS YsR naRDs
1MP elsIE pALdW90L 6H HLIs ~ CHOICE DE-
FINE ST6ER ID E 2GS fSE NOES R6kP
E EAn s 10 CLOSE: FORMER PRICES s25, $22
NEW PEfSIED INDIA SILKS AT 75o.; REDUCED
"sf ffahkrb TSRESENESTs" n STRIPED S AND
f8SaE% 6s fhh saSS AND pAr1srr
GREAT BARGAIN" IN 4o-INCH FRENCH FoULE
BGIGES. IN CHOICE MIXTUREs, suitable
ZOE TRAVELLING A,S, COSTUMES. Ar 5Oo.; RE.
"UNTsgALLY GOOD VALUES IN IMPORTED
GH zy RoNsHAIR-INE STRIPES AND CHECKS,
PARIS R6w SSo S5gIS SUITS AT MARKED
GENUINE SCOTCH TENNIS FLANNELs REDUCED
MoXXEEifES ~ HSSiRRY AND HANpkERcH1Ers.
LINEN Lawns. ANDEIsoN's scoTcH ' GfSG..
HAMS AND OTHER WASH FABRICS
eFPLA1N FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
III THHSS 81 SNnI Will CLOSE AT PM FROM JULY
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR 9TH ST.
Established 1s4O. It
NasWW FANCY DoMET. FLANNEL SHIRTS, 40.
cut scans, 12Hc. DOUBLE COMBINATIONS.
,e3O-3t 1241 and l243 18th st. Sc
FOR NEXT FIVE DAYS WE WILL OFFER
- osis r OF &c yardy Mating 1a PER or
je30-2t. ~ 745 and TAI s sth ST. a "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
NOTICE THE LIST OF PRICES.

In our tcakk Gro' the aors only few of the attrac
tons have been noticed you hardly read through
the advertised list Of reduced prices without noticing
something you do or may require. and tie offered
At Clearing Sale" prices 1t viii be profitable 10 you TO
visit the Paais Royal but Il must be before Tuesday
ct o o'clock. for thsn the sals ssrminassA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

IL may console some OF the admirers OF Mr..
Blaine who are shedding idle tears over the nomi-
nation OF somebody else at Chicago 10 reflect that
what the ticket may have lost the active canvass
Will gain by his refusal 20 run for the Presidency
Had he been nominated, the chances are that he
would not have cared 10 repeat his campaigning
experiences OF four years ago. The ordinary wear
and tear OF struggle OF that are quite enough
Tor the strength Of one man. without adding to
them the exhausting labors Of a speech-making
tour. But where he Is making this effort for
another, acting simply as advocate for client a
fairly wen preserved man can endure great deal
OF hard work without breaking down. AS a polit-
teal orator Mr.. Blaine stands preeminent among
the public men OF this day. His powers OF elo-
quence are reinforced by particularly attractive
presence, unfailing tact, and a happy manner Of
meeting the people with whom he Is brought into
contract In the course or his travels and his fame
Is so broad that everyone who can, whether repub-
hcan or democrat, will come 70 hear and see him.
he VIII be the great card OF the year. notwith-
Ing the absence OF his name from the head OF the
ticket he supports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
SUMNER Shoes
FOR MOUNTAIN, sEAsHoRE AND HOME USE.

Handsome, durable, stylish and reasonable, viii be
our special Offering from until after the GLORIOUS
Fourth"
Ladies'. and Misses and Chld's Canvass Shoes. all
gizea
Ladies' Fine Bright Dongols Hand-Turn Button
Boots. opera-toe and common-sense. selling every
where at "a our price s2 90. We have them in B. G.
d and widths
LADIES' Oxford Ties Use, Csc. 81 25, sl SO and s2.
Ladies' Bright Dongola Button Boots patent-leath
mp &I50. s225. SO: worth SOC. to 81 pair mo re
than We ask for them.
ne past week has shown us how fortunate we have
peen In our selection Of styles for mems We knew
IN advance that the quality and prices all right
out we were not positive about the styles. We
now that we right the styles as we were on
the qualities. We have the most convincing proofs
they are selling faster than had any idea that
we have been compelled to place triplcate orders
The most popular our Economy" Dress Shoe for
81.
Economy" Fine Calf Shoe, So
Economy" kangaroo" Shoe So
And our finest line of Economy 'Hand-Sewed," in
three styles Of toes and In Button and Congress
at "a pair
Gentlemen. and look at them before you decide
upon the purchase of any other shoe.
OUR SPECIALTY-Good Shoes for the Boys and
Girls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

Mayor Hewitt has settled forever his chances as
candidate for another ONCE IN q city where the
Irish vote counts for something. He asked per-
mission to.<iss the British Duchess OF Marlbo-
rough, and stopped TO do II, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

What's the matter with Mckinley for Governor
Of Ohio next year? From Foraker to Mckinley
would Do . long step forward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED - TWO HANDSOMELY
w second moor Rooms, with first-ciaSs Board for
gent and wlf southern exposure IN na-t Of
city Address Box 1872 Star Office je3O u.
WANTED-TMo UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON
GALEN. star Office. n.
WANTED-ARooM,F FURNISHED or NOT. WITH
w Board for two adults males, Location between
Ifth and ia SIS nw, near cars sAddress with terms
n D., star ONCE 1t
WAN1ED-SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS OR PART OF
W house IN private family. located batween PENN
eylyanla ave. 9th. and lh ss n " moderate rent
pest references Address Box lo6 star Office ye9It'
WANIED-TWo UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
suitable Tor parlor and bedroom. with or without
DoaTd Tor TWO gentlemen, in central location. Ad-
dress WITH particulars. A. L p. star Office Jes-3t-
WANTED FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Win BATH hrst hoor front Address. full particu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
THE DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS

nook in the Shoe Parlor of course but a great b,c
sice OF the second door is devoted to SHIRTwAISTS
The celebrated King" is imported from New York.
where II Is the favorlte and said be the best 1T
ing ehlrtwalst made. Certainly the designs and
coiors OF the material-French Percae-are superior
disingue The reduction from 75c Csc for one lot
Is considerable, when Is noticed that the styles are
those Of Csc Waists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
IT II E E c ON N.Y.
SHOE STORE.

BuRcHE1rs FAMILY TrA
(Spring Leaf
AT SOC. A POUND
This excellent article IL becoming more 40.
preciated. The daily orders from distant cities
prove it.
nm ONLY SOLD AT 1926 STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-IMMEDIATEL BOARD
W within few miles of the city, for family of three
adults and a one-year old babe who has whooping
cough: private family preferred. Address. stating
terms &c, X. E W, star office. je29- Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANIFESTATIONS FOR cHANBERMAIDs.
w nurses, cooks kitchen hands, men cooks, bakers
s.; cites sSantry and rs.Srts. = n BTENasH.
o30-632 ST NV 1e3o-et.
WANTEp-A vIReINiA LADY OF CULTURE
young or Ss0ed lady she is rood reader and ready
srenoes. Miss b L c.. Alden. Kins Georss County.
WkNTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
sndNgrse Sss.rss MHn ces. do.ehmen
Butlers sANrL A cooMBs. 92o ST nv. IL.
WANTEp : DICKS AGENCY ron COOKS
travelling walters coschmen and hostlers for
family and resorts AneiU references 6i3 tn st a
XVANTED-A SITUATION by THOROUGHLY
w competent lsdy's maid; references furnished; Will
is good dressmaker. Address u. y r. Star Office.
WANTED : sTENOGRAPHFR AND TYPE
writer, with amrle exper1ence and best reference
Address L. iS2a + st NV se:so,s. tu. 'sw.
WANTED-1SINEDIATEL WOMAN TO no
u, sSI s. wr s Sd iSnn and sners hons
yVANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES To TRAviL
as lAdys companion. Address EUROPE star
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w Situation to do seneral housework or chamber
work can furnish tbs bst city references PleAre call
~ woman, who Is an excellent cook, situation as
s s IN family can siye best Of reference
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE CoLoRED BOY A
w situation as driver aud bell boy. Apply at 1900
18th ST. IL.
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
w kris tuations, one cook and as chamber
maid no objection 10 leave the city Address Box g.
star office ha:lO- :Sts
MANIFESTATIONS AS DRIVER AND HOST
NNier IN city or country. good refennces. Address
1928 Miberger st. n. w. te.,y-3t.
WANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situation 70 take charge OF or two children
sno assist with sewing would prefer leave city for
the summer Address GOOD REFERENCES. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
Orr Tn BEsr.
TIE CONCORD HARNrss.

We are the Sole Agents for this Celebrated HArnsA
and have constantly hand full stock which sd
a Co>cOkp fklCks beware Of ln1tstsons and -
that you the Concord =. also solo
Agents tor the NATHAN SADDLE thzn which tkar0
NO better
LUTz BRO.
le7 Penn ave. adjoining Nstsonal Hossl
A fun stock. q Trunks - oaachss e ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

America has become not only the dumping
ground for the paupers and criminals OF the rest
OF the world, but also the colorado where the dis
solute and bankrupt nobility OF other countries
come 70 retrieve their shattered fortunes by mar
rage with ambitious or pdsse women, who con-
tribute money instead o: affection 10 the marriage
settlement. The latest instance OF this sort oc-
CURED In New York yesterday, when a rich and
rather handsome widow exchanged her income
from a life interest IN an estate worth several
million dollars for the right TO put ducal coronet
on her note paper and under garments. Tine other
party 70 the trade Is an Insignificant creature with
such a reputation for drunkenness and nbertin-
Ism that. without a title, no respectable woman
would think OF recognizing him on the street. The
future OF such mercenary bargainings can easily
be foretold but, unhappily, this Is class OF cases
IN which warnings by example have no weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO LADIES.

Inc additional reduced prices for Monday are 75c
instead OF 9Sc pair for the Celebrated English Silk
oiO'es-fownes They come in black, tans grays
reds, &C.. and said to be the best wearing Sir
Gloves imported.
Inc popular Manaise Silk Mousquetaire Gloves that
nave sold 50 well at Csc. are to be reduced to 44c
pair. W. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

tCOR THE FOURTH OF JULY-FANCY JEwFLRY
brays. only &c. ~ o~'-
IT BENZ. MILLER SON, 3l2O N St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
THE NEW DRAPERY NETS

very very scarce; In fact. don't believe you can
se' them elsewhere in town Just now" 50 said the
lace buyer on showing the Black Silk Russian Draperv
Nets which are to be offered for sl1 instead Of
sL4s yard. The Point Desprit Nets y yards wide.
come in all the and delicate shades and are to be
44c a ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

The courts VIII have chance next fall to air to
their hearts content the family secrets OF the
household OF the late merchant millionaire Alex
ander /. stewart servants. cleryymen, and even
persons who made mere social calls at the house
viii be pu1 on the stand IN behalr OF the contest
ants who are trying 70 break Mrs. Stewards Will
by showing undue influence exercised by HILL
ton over the old lady. There Is a point
at which the possession OF millions be-
comes more OF burden than a blessing
"A more lonely, pitiable, pathetic figure does not
appear In the pages OF fiction than that OF poor
Mrs. stewart-Old, lame, IN ll-health; bafgered
By needy relatives; threatened by blackmailers;
preyed on by every adventUrer or adventures
who could get within reach OF her; ignorant of
business and law, having but one friend In the
world TO whom she could turn for advice In these
matters and that one q nan whose enemies were
constantly accusing MIN OF dishonest motives
Even IN death she Is not allowed 10 rest: but the
whole story OF her helpless widowhood must be
tod, with suspicion and gossip 10 flavor the facts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
BOARDING.

DLEAsANT ROOMS AND GOOD BoARD-To BE
II bad at the Lochiel House 5l2 9th NV. Also, at
the Ia Pierre House, corner OF 10Th and sts
sonabse terms je2g-3ts
FNHE FRENCH CONFECTIONER AND CATERhR
y Of the Masop Ritz. Al 40 and lll2 Conn. ave-.
bet. and stA has now his parlors 0rst and
ond floors ready TO receive the promensders Of the
and the public They will md every kind
Of ice water ices and fresh cakes. 5e2I-lms
IN ARGE. COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms with Board. single en-su1te str1ctly
hrst-class: ransientas II per dAy. 2he WEBsTEk
5l3 18th st my 5-.Sm
lust WHAT PROPERTY OWNERS NEED.
Perfect Hand Fire Extingui-her VIII cave thou-
sands VI dollsxs Call Or sddress for particulars.
HARRISON KIGTZ General AxeDtx
1A2o Res. awe washington, p.Q
Agents wanted. 61o1o}ul1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

IoR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
Il facing north and south. larEe. airy aud Ner, a.
sirahle suitable Tor housekeepmg. 322 ST nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
BUSINESS CHANCES

No REASONABLE OFFER III MADE by JULY a
N , be refused tor the stock and necessary fntu
ana provision store. % II - be. Ia
EoR sALE-A CONFECTIONERY. BAKERY. AM
ies Gram saloon; Sod loSst,,,ni sI.,ntid clanre
pArtnlent Wizards Hotel ,e3O-3t'
DARTNER wANTED-wITH ABOUT $1,000 N
SF sS0 stI ssyis business IN thus CITY. AddTs -
NVANTED-A PARTNER WITH 81 900 or - 600
w IN an established business paying 100 psr ceut
Address j. NJ 5. star ofilce. Ia
I,oR sALE-A CLIENT WISHES To SELL ANICE
gain Also. bargain IN C8eorssto~n.iar.s iiase nd
lot. JNo. AAiBLLR SMITH. Attorney at Law ga
DOoKBINDFRY FOR sNT-A IaEGt AN
ID well.estabshed Bookbindery for sale har.
gain. Address BOX l60. star Office. 5o.9 %
IyoR sALE-srocK AND FIXTURES or FANCY
II goods. notions. confectionery, &c 9TH n. e.,
near last Capitol ST. This is No. stand has guOd
run T "a pyens9rs much bSe only $50 sold soc Il
hare chance. y. l. BOYER. 3l3 ~ st. s.w. Je2a-at
WANTED-A MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO
vestInent. Address X H., Star ofhcs. s2s 80
A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS AND
~ MANI fACIukkks To s1ART A BRANCH
ASSIST MoRTHY PERSONS 10 EN6AGE IN
SAFE AND fkoFITABLE BUSINESS MITH Why
rroP0ssls for tie occupancy q from 50 10 100 Al
description of goods wares and rnerehandise In The
Market Bazaar building" connected with Pennsyl-
rlor Depar tnent on sth - Viii be at the
ofnce OF the Warrington Market Co until JULY The
SEVENTH MAJ, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
The occupants q these Alcoyes STANDS in addition
70 having their spaces kept IA order viii have the
OF the New cable cash Railway SYSTEM winch
under contract 70 be Put IN the building and
nr s, order on Or before the Attn day Of July next
jo26-7t Clerk Washington Market CO.
Two INvEsToRs-sAFE. RELIABLE AND CON-
Il venent six per cent guaranteed securities. $500
aud $1,000 debenture bonds of the New EnglA nd
Loan and Trust Co. interest payable annually by
the Bank OF New York. n. B. A. New lOrk CITY: also
real estate mOrtgaees fully guaranteed The fArmeu
Loan and Trust Co Of New York, trustees
LYMAN a RICHARDSON. Agents.
.ezl-eod-lm ZOOS Il nv.
OwN HOME AND PAY NO MORE RENT sIoo
" down and S25 per month will buy 81 room dwell
ine. pleasantly located. within y OF Pa
Price only $1,000 X. A PHI LIPS.
1e23-lm 14l9 New York ave-
HOUSE FOR Rents AND ST. n z. TWO
IA eegant Brlck Houses. . rooms newly papered and
kanted; rent low. Apply 70 4. ". CALLAHAN s3l
North Capitols IT. tl3-2m
IroR sALE-HALLET 4 DAVIS PIANOS. BEAU
Il tful stock. bargains through June 90 Close for
summer: easy monthly terms. H. l. sJMNEA. agent
. III 9th st NV )el-1m
EroR sALE-oR ExcHANGE-FoR CITY PROP
erty farm OF l3s sores, near freiericksburx. Va;
IN excellent condtlon healthy ana pleasant -uAtion
price low. BENZ r. DAVIS. 1919 ST ,e5 I'm
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A FEW OTHER BARGAINS

A FEW-Have you glanced through tho ,;.+ In
.ne advertisement of the Palais RoyaIs Have Won
thought what the long list comprises. Take one little
line as an illustration
QUO. focketbooks, all styles for 42c" According
count this morning that one line embraces no
less than twenty different STYLES of pockethooL
and card cases, which made up in 1--WE different
SKINS. To say there many hundreds at this prcs
iOne Is no exageraion The Japanese leather pocket
-, eIe never made to sell under 81 each that you
VIII see at glance. 1t is but one ustraton Of
showing the efficacy of the cash system in buying The
price for Monday, 42c each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
A COTTON UNDERWEAR STORE.

his really grand department utilities the entire
dhoor Of No. IL IL Pennsylvania avenue and
mas oeen crowded from morning to night during all this
week.
There is distinct department fer Ladies', also
Misses ChiIdren's and Infants Departments and the
variety and Quantities is wonder. The reduced prices
quoted in the Catalogue best appreciated by
WHO know Of THE "PALAIS ROYALS" undergsr-
ments