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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

NJ biaines speech at Portland yesterday con-
snneo some matter which was better from a
Pontico-economic that from a partisan point Of
view. Referring 10 President Cleveland's note OF
Narning concerning the danger OF "trusts," and
tne way the democratic press has rung with 1t
ever since, the speaker said: "sThey Urusts) are
largely private affairs with which neither Prest-
oent Cleveland nor any private citizen has
any particular right 10 Interfere In the alb
ssract undoubtedly, this Is true. But the same
argument which would rule out interference in
TINS case would also rule out Interference with
any form or conspiracy, and that would be a very
unWise restriction. The complaint made by the
people against the existence of trusts involves q
reasonable demand that no body OF men shall get
together, and by combining their capital and In
nuence, scheme TO drive other men out OF bust
ness and TO control the various markets and the
prices In them to the disadvantage OF consumers In
This state OF things what Is logically nobodys az
1air becomes practically everybody's affair; and
n distinction were to be drawn between the DIFF
Ssrent parts OF President Clevelsnd's message, 1t
would be safe to that his reference the evils
of trusts has found favor with larger multitude
OF people than all the generalites concerning the
unnghteousness Of a protective system The win
ming OF votes for the cause which he advocates
win be better accomplished by Mr.. Blaine through
his argument that protection does no more than
free trade to foster trusts than by the plea that
trusts private affairs not to be meddled with
BY the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

The objection OF the people OF Washington to
the overhead system OF electric railways is an
objection 70 the trial OF electric railways In the
District. Such q trial has been long asked,
- the car-horse Is evidently behind the times
a. q motive power. The protest Is against
the use OF q particular system which will add to
the dangerous aid ugly pole-and-wire nuisance,
Which the Commissioners and Congress have been
promising to abolish. The Commissioners are un-
der directions TO report plan to Congress of put
ting all electric wires underground and there is
absurd Inconsistency In authorizing new systems
or electric wires to be raised merely to be
speedily buried In the general funeral,
which has been promised and Is expected
The electric railways can experiment with storage
batteries, or underground conductors, or under
another provision OF their charters with cable mo
tor. The assertion made in the Senate that UNDER
ground electric conductors are not successfully
employed "a incorrect. In Capt. Griffin's exhaust
I've report TO the Commissioners on the subject
OF electric street railways decided preference
Is given to the conduit over the overhead system
for use In cities, IL is declared that the me-
tallic conductors are buried beyond the POSSIBLE
ny OF accidental contact, and high tension cur
rents can be used II necessary. and the various
forms OF railway with underground electric con-
ductors are described and the cities OF the United
States In which they have been employed are
stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

The American party has followed In the foot-
steps OF every great political organization with
progress and reform for Its purpose 1t has had !
fpnt, and secession Of a part OF its members
The republican party has lived through three such
Pnts-thato OF 1854. that OF 1877. and that OF 1854
and u In pretty healthy condition still But
nost great parties wait at least until they have
Got thoroughly organized before beginn,no ms
boiling business. The Americans perhaps feel tina,
NE bolt Is sign Of vigor and OF advanced IDEAS
and that the earlier they begin It the earlier they
Vim attract public notice ana confidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

Prevention OF the sale OF liquor at the unlicensed
bars OF the District Is practical measure OF pro-
Addition which commends itself not only 10 the
protested prohioltionsts but TO every law-abidipo
eftizen- when the existing Illegal sale OF nouor
has been stopped BY the combined EFFORTS OF AN
who wish the laws TO be obeyed Including licensed
saloon keeperS the most dscouraging feature in
present conditions, destructive Of the belief that
prohibiuve law sustained by ultra-prohioitionisrs
alone can be enforced In Washington and other
1arre cities. viii pe removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
The Star Out Of Town.

rons leaving the city for any length OF time
can nave TIE star mailed regularly TO any address
ana Tor any period they may desire.
a" orders for TIE paper by mail must be
oeeo'pdnfed by TIE rroney,-at the rate Of fifteen
Genus week, or nifty cents per month, unless
sent 70 foreign country. when the price. inciud-
ing postage, is so cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

Us YOUR EYEsI0Hr fAILINGy Ii SO GO TO w.
La IAPPAN Jeweler and Optieian, 604 oth st. w.,
- nave eus eyss tested with IL Kings trial lenses
~ - "a thas oountxy. myxx-S@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

M Blaines step must have been heavy when
his foot touched It's native heath. The state OF
Maine doesn't get very often such an earthquake
a yfated her night before last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

A code OF building laws has been drawn up by
the supervising architect for Chicago, which re-
Quires, among other things that every theater
snall be provided with an iron drop curtain; that
tenement houses shall not exceed six stories In
height without being absolutely lre-proo and shall
have fre-proof partitions and staxrways and
abundant nre-escapes and exits and that school
houses shall have nreproof stairs, with suf1cient
space on them TO insure In emptying the build
Ing Of children. These are all good rules but few
rules are 80 good that they cannot be made better
More than dozen years ago, Dion Bouclcault
proved, by experiments made In the presence
OF large assemblage Of scientific men and city
authorities on the stage OF Wallack's theater in
New York, that the use OF tungstate Of soda for
sizing would make even the canvas scenery imper-
vfous 70 fre; or az the most, exposure to extreme
heat for considerable time would simply dry tt so
that IL would disintegrate, while II would abso-
luIeiy refuse 70 burn. Why this, or some other
compound well-known TO chemists should not be
required TO be overaid on all the painted work in
theaters school-houses, and public buildings gen.
orally, as precaution additional to the construc-
ton OF stone and iron stair-cases and elaborate
nre-escapes, has always been a marvel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

EOk SAl-E-HUusEs-
2s0s q St n-w-
b.h-. Vt, new....sl.5 BOO
5O2s b.h-. sr......d. 90,
80 4 Prospect ave. .O0I
3OJo and os NJ ST., b.
b. and store, 5000
l231 3Oth. b. h.. or. .5OOU
3407 y ST b. b.. l0r5.00O
The above IL only q por
books Gall for list
jyl6-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
FOR SALE-LOTS.


lroR SALE OR ExcHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL
- building Lot on Columbia road near lsth ct
Will be sold NJ low hsure, exchanged pat for
Dwelling an Northwest Sc ton OF the city. sNOEM.
sTEDT BRADLEY. s27 stnv. aul S-6t
lyoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOIS IN TRInIDAD
II at 18th and boundary sta for sale ~ b.r.ans
small cash payments. long time. low interest
BkAII- BROWN Co.
aul4-2m 1921 81
LoR sALE-FINE PROPERLY: RIGHT IN HEART
II Of city. located west OF 4th St NV, and e1thfp
three Of the Pension once and squ-rr< IN
Government Printing once Thirty eight houses can
be built on this property 10 pay handsome lrofIf;
capitalists and syndicates invited call Al rag
Office and investigate this WASH DANENHOWER
aull-lw 1ll5fst ~.
IroR sALE-FRoM s225 TO se00-LoTs 1orl SO
Il q Brookand the FIRST station tBrooks) froln coy
Metropolitan Branch u b and q. X H.. IL az 40
acent Soldiers Home and Catholic UniversitF 30
feet above the fotonac commanding tne ffc itr
and country; several houses in Of eTtlon
For full Particulars see McLAcHLEN BAIEHEL-
DER. 121o St NV. my-2l Am
I,oR sALE-cHo1cE SMALL LOTS IN MT PLEAS
II ant only $500 and 600 esch; small czs6 pay
ments received j. II HERTFOII
We I'm. l423t O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

LADIES HosrERY.
3oc. Fancy Striped Hose twenty different styles,
every color. for 25G
35c. Boot-psttern Hose for Csc
4sc Fancy Stripes. extra quality. for $780, or pair
for q.
49, Boot Patterns sxtr. quality for s5c. or pair
for 81
S5c &C. g." Lala drop stitch. in Brown, Navy,
Tan. and Gray. for 45o
$50 20 O." Lisls Hose plain, in Gray. Tan. navy
and Brown. for Aoc.
75c silk-nnished lAsls Rosa stripes and boot pat
terms. beautiful combinations for Soc
75c Silk finished Lisls Hose, drop stitched solid
colors Pink Light Blue. lavender Straw, and BLACK
for SOC.
SSc silk-plaised Hoss. for Soc,
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
We Close ct ! O'Clock on Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
FOR RENT-STORES.

EfoR RHINESTONE AND HOUSE No. 6l2 ID ST
- NV; 10 rooms: mod imp. Apply to CECIL NOR
Gan. 9o5 ST. NV. aul1-eo2ws
LrOR RENT : STORE AND DWELLING (NEw
y buildingl, 637 Pa ave- sc; very desirable oos-
ton for clothing. shoes, confectionery.
jy30-1m swORMsTEDT BRADLEY, o27 St
lr0R RENT-STORE CELLAR AND ONE ROOM
y In lear 1924 9th st. NV. Apply to W. c. JOHN
soN us 18th st. NV. y23 I'm
vrOR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING; ls:,o
Il St n. W. Handsome plate glass Windows mod
improvements and excellent location for renting
rooms. je22-:Sm
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the alleged conspiracy OF wicked dem ocrats to
ALLEVIATE naturalized citizens from Harrison nv
nominating him for President on the ticket or the
American party convention in this city yesterday
hiled 70 operate, II It existed. But by a curious
coincidence Harrison virtually accepted In his
yesterdays speech the nomination which was NOT.
rendered He said: I'VE will not permit this
country TO be made the dumping ground OF for.
sign pauperism and crime. -. We should pro,ect
sur people against competition with the products
q underpaid labor abroad, as well as against the
coming TO our shores OF paupers, laoorers under
contract, and the Chinese"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

The evidence produced before the congressional
Investigation committee in New York continues to
grow in interest II appears that the agency sys-
TEN, with Its outrageous frauds fourishes not
merely In Italy. whence the worst reports have
generally come, but in Germany, Russia, Poland.
Bulgaria, Hungary, England, and Ireland 1t is
noteworthy that the countries OF the Old World
which give US least trouble by shipping their in
competents to our ports are France and Swttzer.
land The reason for the disoh cton in the case of
France Is perhaps TO be found In the declining
ratio OF brth-rate to death-rate there ind eating
that the French people are less overcrowded than
some others and also In their national pride which
makes the Frenchman happiest in France. In both
France and Switzerland, too, there is a most CON-
nendaole national tendency to thrift. The pro.
1ssionA beggar Is unknown In Switzerland and
N France has lost his livelihood In q great meas
ure since the fall OF the empire In both instances
Americans may take no little pride in the fact
mat republican institutions seem to have done
much TO make the people contented with their
native lands. and 70 have given them a better
showing for success in the race Of life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

FOR TOMORROW.
- f E { +: !: E. E!
T / e. E. {; +: I! I I. T !
E. E 4 T
MEss sT fJEs 1sHh 8 B BhFehFMEsr.
a lot Of Mems PercaIe Dieteys two Collars and
'%
4 ios q Lsdies' 1asc cOlored BOrdsrsd Handler
eni''' fr'aa{ A6 S. fas9 DEPARTMENT.
- lot Of ladies' 35c Ingram Hose. Black. Blue ana
A lot Of Chidren's African Black guaranteed fast)
Hose sizes S Il q EEissy & mi
ad The Saanoe q s our White r 1s.w Hats; were
Childrens Mixed Sailor Hats; were 81 to sL76;
CLOAK AND SUITS.
so pi r lGs Of b9Ss Cloth Kilt Suits were to
ladies' osd Size Long Cloth Garments. in d.rt
~ sS hk ssss
Stamped Linen Bureau Scarfs, yards long; worth
10 pair Stamped Pillow shams, good cotton, large
size; were pc. Friday, l9c: pair.
ra ss;s SGsS 45ss ss yards long, yard
2 pair each Lace Curtains:
Fr SSkstrs hy e nn sla9 sl55 vsas5
Baum's Toe Summer ventilating Corset; Friday
Our 81 and sd f HSss,I3s Friday 7s
Lot Of Heavy W, Writing Paper and Envelopes.
4 Lot Of Dress Eitsnders worth 1oc.; Friday, &c.
TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT
Lot Of Standard Florida Waters. worth 40c.; FRI
A lot Of Toilet sponses, were Csc, Friday, Sc.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
a lot OF Odds and Ends in fancy Ruchings worth
22c to 5Oe yard; Friday, sc. yard.
Of Linen f tfsdpf P1s NE: s1ree Friday &c.
lot Of Fine Satin Fans. satin both sides. worth
A lot Of Fine satin Fans were Soc and 75c Friday,
JEwELRY AND LEATHER GOODS.
lot Of SOC and 75c. pins; Friday, 25c.
lot Of Gard Cases were 25c and 3sc. Friday. 19c.
A lot Of Black Beaded Ornaments sold for $50 to q;
lot Of Blaei' Spanish, 4o.ncb all nil. so,,o,,,
was g. yard; F riday s1.75 yard.
lot Of fine Ball Pearl Buttons worth zoe. to $50
wen SHIRT II WAIST Sfsf' DEPARTMENT.
lot OF odds and Ends in Percae Shirt waists were
fIa' fs ssS Shirt Waists. wsr. 9, and
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
70 20 s 9l 1ne 4gncs Swiss flouncings we're S15o
eFisay rlouncns. wer. 75e
to 81 q yard Friday, soc. q yard.
pssss Of best American Lawn and Striped Batistss
~sr1 i u our akKsTd a Tf,da =; 50 yard
P. s-we close at s o'clock Saturdays excepted
E {: - II WV II ::
aul6 9TH. srH. AND D STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
FOR SAIE-HOUSES

II Wv oAIl---llNtO kDTllF.
I,oR sALE-NEAT LITTLE HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS
= ana summer kitchen. pump cold water at kitchen
door lot nlled with grapes &C. handsome font
fshla IN perfect order. Apply NJ 32l 18th a. n, a.
I,oR sALE-"THR LosEKAM"
No. 1923 81. " W.
The most valuable Dining hoOm and Restaurant
property IN tn city.
Lot 81 feet iront by ll3 feet 81 inches deop 20 30
foot alley
IMPROVEMENTS First Class
3HOs. J. FISHER 4 co.
Heal Estate Brotsra
anlo-ot 1924 IT
1.oR sALE-HANDsoME INV BRICK HOUSES
- on Nj st.. near New Hampshire ~ rotlns and
bath and all modern convenience the inside
nent aud hnish exceptionally nne. very sig-
ma service building very good market and convent
ent TO hOrse-cArs. IL taken at will b. Gid at
bargAln. ct rented NJ 800 per month
Aulo-3t Hill. JOHNSTON. 73s 18th Il. M.
J,oR sALE-THkEE STORY PRESSED BRICK
IL front House. II - n. with modern iuIpr4ve-
Mehs. Inquire on premises aulu-eo3t.
I,OR sALE-THREE-sTORY FRAME House: =
rooms. gas, water aud lAtrObe; 72s 9Th ct E.e Ia
ouire on premises. au 81 81.
IFoR sALE-HoUsE IN Nj. PLEASANT. HEAP.
II and ON easy terms J. r. HkRTFDkD
aul5-lw. l423s 81
1.oR sALE-3l2 c 81. NV, BRONN sTONE
front 20 rooms. and splendid stable will be sold
Tor helf it, value 10 immediate. purchaser.
aul4-3t b II. WARNER Co. 9l6 y 81 nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-A NICE coy FLAT. SUITABLE
Il for light housekeeping. sl2. 800 81 ne l6-3t'
INoR RENT-THREE ROOMS, UNFURNIsHFp
IL on second noor bath gss and heat. private family
1919 St NV aul3-6ts
IroR RENT-Two VERY PLEASANT UNFUR-
II nished Rooms, ell; three Rooms sl4; one Room
furnished. So 2l0S II st NV aulS2ts
INOR RENT
II Beautiful furnished rooms; single or en- suite;
with closets and all modern conveniences with frst
tons on St NV; reference required
Also large stable TO rent
Address A. c.. Star office. aul5-3ts
IroR RENT-PARLoRs ON FIRST FLOOR, SUIT
Il able for physicians office 40 18th NV
aul4-3ts
LoR RENT-14l0 ST W., SECOND or THIRD
floor four or eight room. or all unfinished: cheap
TO . small family. aul4-3t.
INOR RENT-TwO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il I'd and Sd floors: mont rooms have larxe aicove
and bay window house pleasantly located references
exchanged 1916 18th ST NV auli-3t'
LOR RENT-BEAUTIFCL ROOMS, SINGLE OR
Il en- suite, in private family: large double corner
house, south and east 'front.' references required 10l
ST. NV. Ni1-5ws
IroR kENT-TwO SUITES OF THREE ROOMS
i EACH unfurnished for rent ample closet room
Also. furnished room Apply at 9l5 st aul I'm
LNoR RENTAL 11l2 H ST. n. W, TWO LARGE
nicely furnished rooms north and south exposure
with bath suitable for or two persona summer
rates aua-2w
EOR RENT-4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS, THIRD
Il floor of house 635 u St n.w,. for light housekeep-
Ing $50 Inquire in the store below OF q +. sCHAF-
EEK iy2l-3m
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ATTORNEYS.

FsAMPBEII CzRnINoToN, ArroRNHf-AT-
~ Law. Barbour Law bn.ldine. $50 Iorlasss
~
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Il Brick 5ll 9th st. n W. IL rooms ... ass
brck iVl 81 hw- 3 rooms. 50
Brck II ST nw- II rooms -.................. 30
DIlch olV vsn ST. NV. rooms. A.
Br1ck i3az gin ST NV. IL rooms. .............. 80
Brlck !59 81 NV rooms. IS
Brck fI5 y ave NV 10 Rooms. ................ 30
Brick IA 10 st NV. 10 rooms 80
New DITCH ooS 3 e ave se, rooms. 2s
Brlck - 10 Solunbis St, 3 rooms. ............ %
Brick 2Oa 18th st. sw- ................... IS
brck Z3o "a st ne, 10 rooms. rs
Frame lOo Va ave- Aw., rooms. ..............- 25
brck go 1th.st road rooms. .............. 20
New Dicks ON Nd ave.. near 18th St i, rooms Is
Store-room cor. 9th and sts- n e. .......... Is
New BRICK s34 10th se rooms. .............. Is
Brick lol. alley ST.. rooms. 15
br1ck oO5 i0th $. ne. rooms. II
Brck ZOl6 Greene Court, rooms. .............. IL
Omce rooms nrst hoor 637 ST. .w............. AZ
ALBERT r. FOX.
au11-6t y2O n st IA W..
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DAMAsK CLOTHS. NAPKINS. AND TOWELS
which we secured SO extraordinarily low that We
are enabled to offer the best bargains of the sea-
son in these goods. We have only one single
Cloth Of style. one single dozen Napkins of
style. and only one pair Of Towels Of kind.
Is they are travelling salesmen's samples.
"a White Fine German Linen Damask Cloths,
ranging in width from IA yards square to 3
yards long and two yards wide One cloth Of
style, and the following styles at price:
3 Damask Cloths at NJ M Each
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PERSONAL

PASSENGERS ON THE CAR or PAssEss nv
y who noticed . gentleman fall Oh . MetrosoIii.n
s s. car nssr , tne eofnsr OF 81 and sta ~ on
addressing -ADvERTlsEk" Star ofkcs cop.se,-us
witnesses Will be paid S41t2r
WMwIl1lAMs.G Eo.w. McELFREsH AUgHoR-
w zea Private Detective Agency. Comm unil ~fions
promptly attended 70 aud strictly con ndentsI Ohcs
my4-4ms
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1902 Both St. Or. $4,000
300 y St NV Or 1000
30 IL 4 ST.. b. b.. VI 1000
} 1896 and - SD. o. 5000
} 300 and 5 N,fh,Sf 5000
1918 35th-f. h. az 100
3sOo n St. bh.. 90.
ml.....-...-..-.-.s 400
ton OF the property On my
{. II. T1Ckl.INti,
1864 32d ~ NV.
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To-xoHRow Fn1DAr.
AUGUST IL 1888.
REGULAR wEEKxY REMNANT DAY
At THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
At this stage of the season there are quantities
Of goods in short pieces, odd lots, odd sizes. &C..
which we are anxious to dispose Of, and willing
70 sacrifice, hence we draw your particular at
tention to our Remnant Sale tomorrow and the
Extraordinary attractions to be offered. We are
unable to enumerate all Of the many bargains
30 request that you give the various depart
ments an inspection.
We have large quantities Of very desirable
"Short-Lengths" in Satteens Challies, Cling
hams. Zephyrs. Flannels. Outing Cloths Dress
Goods. Silks. Black Goods. Laces, Embroideries.
&C.. &c.
DAMAsK NAPKINS. CLOTHS. AND TOWELS.
special feature of our Remnant SaleAthis
Friday will be the offering Of line of
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
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H,HE TIME HAS COME
ALL WOOL CHENIoT SUITS
FORMERLY ala NOW ONLY o.
0hkAT BAR6AlNs
eTkASBElsGER A SON,
MANUfACTURERS
N23-1m 1l12 81 n y.
IUsTH's OLD STAND - 1HE ONLY PLACE
- where hrst-class second Hand Ciothing e.n 10
sold 90 respcctAbe prices Address call st ~ -
nv. mo Ism
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WOODWARD & LoruRop,s COLUMN
THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1883.
Close Saturdays at pm.
Close other evenings At O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-PART OF A PATRIARCHs MILITANT n.
~ 0. F. Watch Charm. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at 1927 9th st. NV. 1t
LNOUND-PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED EYEGLASsEs
Il Owner apply 70 MATTHIAS HAGERTY. Agricul-
tural Department lts
EOUND-ON THE 5TH INST. AT CABIN JOHN
Bridge. eold Bar Pin. with coin attached. Call at
12l9 M 81. NV. It,
LNOUND-AT THE ARsENAL-A PAIR OF SILVER
y specacies. same can be had at Great Falls Ice
Co.'S ofice by paying costof advertisement. It,
7 OST-A YOUNG ENGLISH SETTER DOG. AN
II swers to name OF Dash. A liberal reward paid if
returned to EsHLEMAN BROS, northeast corner Cd
and G sta NV sul6- 3ts
II OsT-s1 REWARD FOR RETURN, OR INFORM
~ alton leading to recovery Of Black Kitten; white
spot on breast and one belly, which stfayed 18th
inst, from 800 Massachusetts, ave. ne aul6- 3ts
GTRAYED OR sTOLEN-A SMALL BLACK AND
y Tan Dog. Had ON collar marked 4. Z Newton, Gil
Pa. ave- Answers 70 the name Nip. His return any
information leading to his recovery will be literally
rewarded e. K NEWTON,
aul6-3ts Gil Pa, ave-
TINE PARTY WHO PICKED UP A CONDENSATION
l. Field Glass at Bay Ridge on Sunday, August IL,
val be rewarded If they return the same the
CASHIER at The Fair. Sig 9TH st NJ sul5-3t
II OsT-A NATIONAL RIFLES VETERAN BADGE.
IL Please return to the Armory. sul4-3ts
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AUGUST 17rn.

LESS THAN COST.
One White Suit pleated front. embroidered panels.
either side. tucked back; waist trimmed with en-.
broidery and ribbons. was %. to 80 ct O..
Plain White Suit, plestsd sfir short drapsry suit
able for mourning. was "a. to 60 at a. so.
One White Suit. front of all-over embroidery,
peated panel full back drapsry, basque Of all-ovsz
embroidery
Was so: to 60 ct o..
One Suit pleated and embroidered front and sides
tucked back; basque plestsd and embroidered and
trimmed profusely with MORE ribbon.
Was els: to 20 ct go.
One sutt-Corded and embroidered skirt; basque Of
the same materials; trimmed with MORE
ribbon.
Was els; to 20 ct 912.
Three suits-Three box pleats Of embroidery, side
plsstsd. ten tucks and full back drspery
basque Of all-over embroidery and tucks
basque and skirt trimmed with the
handsomeat moire ribbon
Was o25: to 60 Ut els.
This constitutes entire stock Of White Suits We
don't want to carry hence these great reduc
tons. Any Of them altered to At FREE OF CHARGE.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
We close at 6 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED AN UNFURNISHED ROOM. WITH
w board for gentleman and wife in the vicinity Of
the CAPITOL. Terms moderate Permanent If suited
Address BOARDER East Capitol Station, city. 1927
NANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY ROOM AND
w Board in private family where there are no other
boarders. Address Box 116, Star office. 1t
XNANTED-THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
w keeping for a small family, within easy reach Of
18th st. NV. aul4-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
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cur ONCE only THOMAS }. F1sHEk A Co.
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