Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOS: TURDAY.. ..March 21, 1885. CROSBY 8S. No¥ -Editor. The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily cireu!ntion mere than treble that of any other daily paper published in and equal to that of all the ly papers here added together. ‘oncerning “Detective Methods. Comnni rw District governn on the ground “that t ict has its secret service &s well as the Treasury or any other part of the general governm The public may, or may Bot, agree with the Commissioner as to the necessity for this secret service, but there will be but one opinion, to the effect that the men employed upon that service should have some intelligence and discretion, and sufficient chare acter to be above the temptation to show their usefulness by manufacturing testimony out of whole cloth, or resorting to unscrupulous or eriminal methods to obtain it. The detective methods of procuring evidence fn liquor cases, gambling cases, &c., have re- peatedly received the sharp condemnation of and inone instance lately, where It ‘Was attempted to prove t keeping a house of ill-fame by a det —a married man—who swore to having committed crime 1m the house expressly to procure evidence against the keeper, the testimony was thrown out by the court, the ac discharged, and a stinging reproof was administered by the Judge upon the “detective methods” resorted to for proof. In the present instance, which has called out so much censure, some private animosities seem to have been pursued in employing the detee- tive spies to dog the school superintendent and members of the school board night and day, in the hope that a free use of the drag-net might rake up something somewhere to the disadvant- age of these offici that would Justify their Yemoval. The net result of secret service investigations, pursued for many months, has lately been announced, with a shoutof triumph in the charges— Ast. That Superintendent Wilson habit of indulging in « analia the Franklin school buildir sions whole baskets of wines and boxes of cigars have been used. 24. That “the detective has discovered a re- Mmarkable shortage in the funds of the Normal ®ehool, caused by the loan of several hundred dollars to a well-known hanger-on of the school system.” 3d. That the is in the uperintendent uses up two and ahalf tons of coal, it acost tothe District of $15 per night, to warm his office every night that “he holds forth there 4th. That the Superintendent, anticipating Bis discharge in consequence of these appalling has further been guilty of “eom- g with friends in the New England states with the hope of securing an appoint- ment there,” but that the Commissioners “are determined not to allow him to leave the city before his past conduct has been thoroughly investigated.” : Now these charges are so ridiculous, so palp- ably and unmistakably false that the question at once rises whether they were the work of idiocy orinfamy. There are a good many disbellevers in Superintendent Wilson's school methods, but his most inveterate enemy would scout the de- tective picture representing that sedate Presby. terian gentleman in the character of a wild Bacchanalian reveler. And (2d) when it is called to mind that there is no “normal school fund” and no possibility of a shortage there, and that the superintendent has nothing to do with the school funds anyway; and (3d) that the Franklin school butiding is heated by furnaces which are necessarily kept going day and night, whether the superintendent holds forth there or not, and further, that the cost of heating the whole building per 24 hours is but a fraction of the $15 per night alleged to have been spent for heating the superintendent's room alone;— when all these things are considered, the morti- fying exhibit of blundering ignorance—or worse —on the part of the secret service spies is about complete. e But charge 4th, that the superintendent has been detected in “communicating with friends in New England” toget asituation there, seems toshow that our District spy service has been modeled still more closely upon the old world aespotic practices of postal espionage and tam- pering with the letters of subjects. And the supplementary announcementthat the Commis- sioners would not allow the superintendent to leave the city until the charges of cigarsmok- ing, fuel-wasting, &c., had been investigated has the true autocratic ring. Wretched school su- Perintendent! to dare to communicate with friends in New England without permission, or to think of leaving the city without a passport! Really the Commissioners ought tobe ashamed ofthis whole spy business. If they are’sensible they will call in their detective block- heads, and If they want to investigate school Officers or school affairs let them proceed in open, above board, American fashion. —<— + = —___ The death of state senator Bridges yesterday balances that of state representative Logan. Each side in the Illinois legislature has now Jost a man, so that the dead-lock is as firm as ever. All attempts to break the lines have failed, and it looks more probable daily that the legislature will give up the contest in de- Spair, and let Gov. Oglesby make an appoint- ment to tide over the recess, In Arkansas, the rivalry among the candl- @ates has resulted in the success of Mr. Berry, Mr. Dunn having withdrawn in his favor. The pew Senator has never been in Congress, but has had experience in public life as a member of the state legislature, a judge, and governor of the state. He served in the confederate army. but ts not one of the “brigadiers,” as he enjoys the rare distinction of graduating from the lost cause with simply the rank of captain. He lost @ leg in the war, so that there are now three one-legged veterans of the confederacy on the democratic side of the Senate; though, to be sure, Senator Hampton's disability was not due to the fortunes of war. ———— ‘The discovery that Mr. Higgins Is only acting sppointment clerk of the Treasury department, and that his real position is on the “Fraud Roll” of the department, must disarm the mug- Wump opposition to him. They all seem to Sdmit his fitness to figure on that roll. ———-—__ The vernal equinox brought polar weather everywhere, and in some regions a storm severe enough to bear out the prognostications of ‘Wiggins. Now that the sun has crossed the line, she will, it is to be hoped, see the propriety of turning over a new leaf and leading a more regular life. $$» -—___ ‘The accounts we have of the skirmishing in the outskirts of Suakim, which the English magnify into a battle and a glorious victory, do Rot indicate that the Arabs are disposed to surrender or disperse or be “smashed.” The English seem to have had no difficulty in finding the enemy, but, as in the case of the man who found the bear, their real difficulty day in getting away after discovering their prey. = __ The horse-play and malicious mischief of.a few “fellows of the buser sort” among the Penn- Sylvania militiamen who attended the inaugu- Fation brought discredit on the state, and the offenders should be punished and the losses Sustained by their victims made good. The fate authorities in Pennsylvania can, no doubt, be depended npon to deal with this geandal properly. $$ It is but fair to say,in justice to Mr. Man- Bing, Secretary of the Treasury, that his selee- tion of Messrs. Fairchild, Coon and Graves, as a commission to reorganize the department of the Treasury, is an act in the line of practical eivil service reform. Of this commission, one is a democrat, one a republican and the other an inldependent, and all are reformers. —————- = _____ It begins to look a little bilious for Higgins. Even if he is kept, he will know how it feels to be on the ragged edge, and sympathy ought to make him considerate of other clerks who are on the anxious seat. Barr Kier © Sor. nn oF ELEGANT SILVER WARE, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY SAML KIRK & SON, 172 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Mp fim Toon Asp Cara Suze SEATON PERRY, (Successor To PERRY & BROTHER) HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE STOCK OF 'W EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEFS. BEST QUALITY PLAIN INDIA PONGEE, FOR 5c. EW PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS, x V CANTON CR! ¥ NEW SUMMER SILKS AND LOUISINES, FROM 50c. TO $1.25. PEAU D. NOVELTD 1 TO $3.50, Ripe "AND "RENCH NA- PER NO IN SILK AND CHUDDA SHAWLS. rey ee SUN UMBRELLAS AND RRLIAGE SHADES. ERSON’S SCOTCH GINGHAMS. SATTEENS, EMBROIDERED ROBES. TH, NEW WHITE GOODS. : N HOSIERY COS MERINO UNDER- WEAR FoR LADIFS, GENTLEMEN AND C DREN, ALL WEIGHTS, STYLES AND SIZES. S-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave. cor. Oth st. lished 1840. mh21 Noors Grasp Orexnxe ow MARCH 25TH, 26TH and 27TH, ar No 415 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Two Doors Above Pennsylvania Avenue, On which days we will display all the most desirable Novelties in FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS, ‘New effects in Untrimmed Millinery made to order for Ladies and Misses by an expert designer at most reasonable prices. Our stock of Real and Imitation LACES, NETS" and FLOUNCES, PARASOLS, FANS, RUCHINGS, RIBBONS, SPRING WRAPS and FINE FLOWERS are, without doubt, the finest offered this season as regards to quality, rare designs and styles. Our prices will impress all who will favor us with an inspection of onr stock. ‘The public are cordially invited. MME. NOOT, 415 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, mh2l-Im__TwoDoors Above Pennsylvania ave, Buicsrer OF SO-CALLED MANUFACTURERS (WHO NEVER MANUFACTURED A GARMENT IN THEIR LIVES) IS CHEAP, AND THEIR SHRIEKS TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ‘THEIR FALSE PRETENSES APPEAR SIM- PLY RIDICULOUS TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE. THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, WILL CONTINUE AS HERETOFORE TO SELL ONLY THE BEST CLOTHING AT PRICES WITH WHICH NO HOUSE HAV- ‘ING LARGERENTS AND STORE EXPEN- SES CAN COMPETE. OUR STOCK IN SPRING SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND BOYS IS NOW COMPLETE AND SURPASSES ALL OUR PREVIOUS EF- FORTS. WE GUARANTEE SATISFAC- TION TO ALL PURCHASERS, AND ONLY ASK YOU TO SEE AND PRICE OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHASING. THE MiSFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, ‘BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER, mh21 NOTICES. 4. LUTTRELL WILL HAVE AN INTEREST IN MY BUSINESS FROM APRIL 1ST. WE SHALL KEEP A FULL STOCK OF DESIRABLE DRY GOODS AND SELL AT POPU- LAR PRICES. OUR UNITED STOCKS ARE ENTIRELY TOO LARGE, AND WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST UNTIL APRIL 18ST. THE STOCKS MUST BE REDUCED IF PRICES WILL Dorr. EXAMINE OUR PRICES BEFORE PURCHAS- ING ELSEWHERE. GEO. J. JOHNSON, mb21 ‘T18 Market Space. “Wasarxeros Cry Masocracrorzs “OUR NEW SOUTH.” ‘The ‘ne plus ultra” of Patent Flours, Als, “W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR,” Equal, if not superior, to any family flour sold in the District. ‘These Flours are ofour own grinding and made of the choicest southern wheats, and Warranted equal to any flours made in any mill {n the United States. All families who have used them buy them again. For sale by most grocers and wholesale by W. H, TENNEY & 80NS, mb21-8t Merchant Millers. SHOULD CAREFULLY PRESERVE THIS NO- “THE WONDER” COACH. Carried 1,920 rs Last Season. Mr. P. J. Rumney, of “RIDGE'S FOOD” fame, is again running . his’ celebrated four-horse Coach, “THE WONDER.” between London and Albans, leaving Hatchett’s Hotel, in Piccadilly. Lon- on rey, roorning at 10:45, returning to Piccadilly 215 p.m ‘Aniple time ls allowed at St, Albans for MRS. M. J. HUNT, ‘1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. mhb21 Easrer CARDS AND NOVELTIES. : PRANG, MARCUS WARD, TUCK, &c, PRAYERS AND HYMNAIS. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Agent, mb21-2w 915 Pennsylvania Avenue. ALL TYPE-WRITERS—940 AFFORDS H SERVICE THAN §100. acts “ Hall” fully sustains its claims attraction of the day Seria “Aavanlages deny vetors aranteed to do ull that any other Type lexity, i larit; hey at lity ( 7 poaaeah Rilobviated in the “Hall! < ; Copying solicited at the Office ¥ street, _ mb ¥ B. EVANS. General Agent "Tanonrme Derarruenr. Si Sade a ar mb21 Maz, P. 935 Pennsylvanis avenue, Has just returned form, Fashionable oF ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS . AND IMPORTED “NOVELTIES” Having received our Spring Stock of All-Wool Black and Colored Dress CASHMERES, Goods and Noveltieswe are CAMEL’'S HAIR, mow prepared to show the HOMESPUNS, largest and most ex- CASIMIRS, tensive collection ever ALBATROSS, Placed on our counterscom- OTTOMANS, prising the best production NUNS VEILINGS, of the Textile art, repre BENGALINES, senting all the prevajling LADIES’ CLOTHS, Spring and summer shades SICILLIENNES' and colorings. TENNIS CLOTHS, Each piece is selected BATISTE LAIN™, with care and scrutiny, re- PRUNELLES, Jecting all which in our con- FOULES, ception lacks that most e- TRICOTS. sential quality“Durability,” combined with Style, New- mess and Clearness. We solicit your examination. GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN PLAIDS AND “NOVELTIES.” - WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, . ONE PRICE ONLY, 921 Penna ave. [mb20) 912 DSt WANTED—HELP. _ WANTED—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSEs, WAXTED-A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST dining-room of a boarding house and mak herself generally useful; (German p! ) Apnly from 10 a.m, to 2 p.m., at 1202 E st. n. i Ww rred, to do. ge ork ing small family? must bring goed references. Also, dressmaker.’ Inquire at 711 7th st. n.w. “W ANTED-A WHITE GIRL BETWEEN FOUR. teen and cighteen years of age to assist in house work, Apply at 410 New Jersey ave. s.c. ite W ANTEDILADIES TO LEARN THE BEST System of Dress Cutting, at 707 11th 5 R RENT—FURNISHED— ELEV} HAN -| VOR SALL—HOUSES—A BEAUTIFUL 2 furnished and Gnely sitanted Housesin the Je nortawest, from Sy5 to go00 per month, | H. B_ CRITTENDEN, Real Estate, 1 ¥ JOR RENT—401 P ST. ——J ANTED-THREE LADIES WISH TO EN. ousekeeping. 1c ‘cen eeping: refe: hanged. Address, rences exchanged. |Add aud maneard root, 11 room dwelline, atsentieee Gnished, near Dupoat citcie: $7,250. Au excepronal fine 2atory. substantially oatit; new, rote hee. Waecmer oc ace rooms, suitable for light children: we. 1t | ANTED—A SERV. TO DO G housework in a small family. quired. Apply to 508 Eust Capitol st, OW ASreD two GIRLS; ONE AS CHAMBER- mid and waitress; the other as cook, washer and tron; beth must be honest. polite, and understand their business. Apply immediately at 221 East ‘Gapi- tol st. it ANTED_AT MRS, M. & HAYDEN'S, 681 sth st.s.¢., Dressmakers; also an Operator." 1t* W AXTEDIA YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND A bakery and confectionery store; one that has some knowledge of the business preferred. Address Hr. K., Star office. ANTED—A GOOD COOK AT 485 PE: W tants ave. 21 1st ‘le e work only ‘Pply. ovat WANSIED—4 BAKER AT 814 EAST CAPITOL street, mh21-3¢* NTED—PERSONS OF CAPABILITY AND Education, desiring profitable employment, to call at Room 5, Second-floor, 437 7th st. n.w. mh21-Br* WANIED-A STEADY WHITE GIRL, To Cook and do general housework ina small fam- Uy. Must be competent and bring good references None others need apply. inquire at Corset Store, 430 20th st. n.w. @ mhl6-re WANTEPIWE DESIRE, TO ESTABLISH A general agency in| Washington or vicinity to control the sale of astaple article of daily consamp- tion. Any energeticman with small capital may secure a permanent, paying business. For partica- lars address GREENWICH MANUFACTURING CO., 47 Vesey st., N. ¥. mb21-2t “W ANTEDIREPRESENTATIVE IN EACH county’ of the United es competent to man- business of sterling merit. Pay moderate but ure. The BROADWAY MANUFACTURING CO., 202 Brodway, New York. mh21-2t WASTED A STEADY WIUITE GIRL To DO lain cooking, washing and troning; references required: good way iven. Apply at H Vest Washington. and permanent home will be SOMACE! KS", 3038 Bridge (M) st., mb2i-2t* . 1 PRACTICAL MECHA . Address, stating terms per “BRICK,” 624 Est For Laos Taror Mane Sorts: ALL-WOOL TRICOTS. 4 ‘86-1n, ALL-WOOL TRICOT. 42in. ALL-WOOL TRICOT. 64-in. ALL-WOOL TRICOT. COLORS. Light and Dark Tans, and Ecrus. Mode, Fawn, Cigar Brown, Light Bronze, Navy Biue, London Smoke, Gray, Havanna Brown, Drab, Dark Green, Steel, Seal Brown, Gend'arme, Mixed Gray and Brown, Ashes of Rose, Steel, and Black. ; ‘These are now the most popular Fabric for Tailor ‘Made Suits, street Dresses, &c., in the market, andare the best intrinsic value we have ever shown. * WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pa av [mn20} Graxp Sere Orexixe oF PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, comprisingthe largest and finest collection we have ever exhibited, including the very best production of American and Foreign manufacturers. We offer none but the best fabrics and workmanship, including many “novelties” of the season, in the most artistic designs, ‘shapes and handles. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, 912 Det. 921 Pa. Ave. {m20) 912 Dt, Thovexse Success -__ oF THE LADY BEAUTIFIER, OR PATENT SPRING VEIL, In Nininche and Maline Net, in all the colors, both plain and dotted. ‘The greatest event In the history of Veils, ONLY 10 CENTS EACH. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ONE PRICE ONLY. {m20} 921 Pa. ave. 912 Dat, THIS WEATHER IS LIKE A TEMPEST INA TEA POT,-SNOW, SUNSHINE AND WINDY WEATHER ALLINONE DAY. SURELY VARI- ETY ENOUGH TOSUIT THE MOST FASTIDIOUS WEATHER EXACTER. OF COURSE IT DOES NOTSUIT US SO WELL, AS DURING THE PAST TWO WEEKS WE HAVE RECEIVED OVER FORTY CASES OF SPRING GOODS, AND THEY ARE ALL DISPLAYED READY FORSALE. AND WHENEVER YOU HAVE CONFIDENCE ENOUGH IN THE WEATHER TO TAKE A PEEP AT THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF SPRING GOODS WE HAVE EVERSHOWN, WHY DROP IN AND LOOKTHEMOVER S IN THE MEANTIME SHOULD YOUR WINTER WARDROBE NEED REPLENISHING NO HOUSE 18 BETTER PREPARED TO FILL YOUR WANTS ‘THAN OURS. a 4@F SPRING OVERCOATS ARE HERE READY FOR You. as A. SAKS & CO. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, 816 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. Tse Doranaws Oxz Pe Czsr: Seems to carry with remarkable force, and has been Pushed with mammoth effect, it appears, since pile after pile of solid masonry, exquisitely elaborated. Tises on the ruins whioh this infamous system wrought, And as the pile rises Heavenward, higher and higher, the deeper the condemnation of the builders, who builded upon a foundation, the corner-stones of which are composed of TRICKERY, TREACHERY, decelt, hhypocricy and willful misrepresentation, which is tantamount to deliberate falsehood. It forther appears that a “Quarter of Century” of Conducting @ business according to this PECULIAR method is producing ita legitimate resulta, that of con- signing to their “commercial graves” its founders and followers. To theyp it isa sad refrain, the ary of ADLER ON THE BRAIN. ‘Why is it that this disease ts 0 prevalent among THE PEOPLE? Because Adler has never deceived them by false and fictitious promises. Because he has never made any misrepresentations ‘a8 to the conduct of his business, nor does he allow any one in bis employ to misrepresent the quality of any article in his establishment, ‘He promaised to sell OR RENT—1214 K ST.NW, NEWLY EMAKER, O20 : 2 Seon at 1222 F st, four doors trom 13th, up frst ight. | Mfurmished Parlors ana 1s rst aod second ee een —— whis-3m floors, with grate fires: also single room; desirable 1o- B SALE-LOTS—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 14rm RIED PARTE AWANTING IOAN ON | oon ‘a27-Dws si. extended. We cun now geil desirable Lots 19 40 Ve Set re A oe eee fo pt th mf ation oa ah ba andPs.hwe : mhi4-eo2w* R NT TS, ee ieee oe eee £00, 7 ANTED—AN ICE BOX LARGE ENOUGH TO R RENT—A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS ON mbé-1m_ _Le Droit Building, Washington, D.C, Ay pees bithorecapatveirgtnatmces | Eovtnt ng Anite! gr pttomcanne ee | Were tac ang, OF Felice of 270 het out sm . Pouud THES. CROSS, Gis gat one” GRE | Tentag, MALY Mubaut smal children) ory Ag | fowa tans nt 35 90 ee ne ae ee ANTED-SEOOND-HAND CLOTHING, WAT. | Ply to 1609 10thst.n.w., bear Dupont circle. mb31- FITCH, FOX & BROWN. s0h10-10t Real Estate and Insurance, 13th and F nw. Wodtessnegetnieraly Ale keaton cote | ron meen zt fee are_| Fon sates ‘ er, oe ay 701 This Noieny mall promptiyattendedtogi 2 Sme AVSDSONT geeke™ gees Hope, mntern yreTae gas | _ eewees aOSTand aaa Raewescnnes® ATM 'ANTED — STEAM ET-CLEANING BY | CORNER OF 13TH ST. AND. CIRCLE, | rooms, reat $46 N TRIMBLE CUFT & DY! our, proce £3 Whipping. Telephone iS-o. FURNISHED Of UNF UBSISHED. Darrece ancora Pathos, “OHS Tutddm” | mh19-10t Real Bmate and Insurance, omuee® nw, Mi CEG BNO, 14 Lousiana ave. mani8 | Caterer bathe building Ap 7 [nee a aka = OF HORSES FOR . VN, 1614 2st. ot.2ar. 14 30th stn.w.17r... : Was tee coh oe A Uer wees Reems | _mng04n _*Bisemaie | BORER Sete sagas apn enn. 22r 99 | FOR HE ot 177 et then on eae goal rile GAY 2 Seven 20018 Of. Seover Us keyeigmantgs | Silacworeapidne rues and ‘Catrlagen Horses aud for FOR RENT—OFFICES, ew St 2B 027 17 gi nwisA3i i128 | mb19-10t Real Batate and Ineasacy, Sith Lad Fw, wee = (OR RENT—PABT OF OFFICE ON FST, N.W. | }7a2 borne rizr ma C100 1938s Sg ove. .w., 105.50 7K SALE= : F THOS J. MYERS. “i ae Several fine Lots on R st., between th and 10th, WINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, Of bis own Mannfacture, to any and all comers, at. TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE ‘He has faithfully kept that promise; and, therefore THE PEOPLE ARE WITH HIM! ince it has become generally known that the “Dutch- man’s One Per Cent” is not only not « recognized quantity, but a repudiated proposition, at ADLER’S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSER, 027 and 929 Seventh street northwest, (Comer Massachusetts Avenne. STRICTLY ONE PRIOR . Always bo that youare in the RIGHT PLACE. Lack Re “ADLER” over the door, 45 414 Oth attest northwant. | ggrOpen evenings ulti 9; Saturdays until 11, mb19 ly 1310 L st. mh20-8t UR FIRST-CLASS TENOR igers for solos, trios and quart may begiven. Apply to GEO. W. DRIVER, 1343 Pennsylvania av: mh20- TO SUCH A party we will pay $30 per week. Apply after 9 a.m, Hoom 10, Kiremen's “Insurance. Building. mhivste ANTED-LADY OF BUSINESS ABILITY IN | every city to teach our new improved tailors’ | system of dress cutting and sell other goods. BOSTON SUPPORTER CO., 28 Winter st., Boston, Mass, |" mI | 7 ANTED—VIOLIN TEACHER, TO GIV | sons toa gentleman In Alexandria oni in each week, trom 6 to 7 o'clock. Address, 8 terms, A. H. AGNEW, Alexandria, Va. mi9-3 7 ANTED— : HONEST, ENERGETIC AGENTS, to sell Nursery Stock.’ “Address mhl6-7t VW AateD Ean City or Count home all the No canvassing. Box 5117. W ANTED_ LADIES. SOMETH. new, perfectly simple and eas: painting: uo lass: ladies and countr# can earn from $12 to $2 s by mall and furnisbed all the year round; distance objection; no canvassing: no stamp required for rép! ‘Address E MANUFACTURING CO., Box mhi6-9v* ‘ON ART CO. IMME us at their homes; it hotograph is in city or was TED—BY KENSIN diately, Ladies to, work fot is light and pleasant and sent by mail: distance from Boston no objection: any industrious person can earn from $7 to $10 per week, no canvassing; for full infor- pation address INGTON ART ROOMS,35 Con- ress st., Boston, Mass. P. O. Box 51 £36-e012t TANTED—LADIES BY CRESCE to take light, pleasant employment at thelr own homes (sent by mail any distance); $6 to $10 per week can be made; no photo painting; no canvassi For fnil information please address’ at once ( CENT ART CO., Revere, Mass. Warn AND COLORED WOME: cooks, $10 to $20; chambermaids, nurses, cei eral workers, acrub and kitchen girls, men cooks. PRICE & COOMBS, Employment and Room Renting Agents, 926 F at. n.v mh6-3w* ANTED— LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN city or country, to take nice light and pleasant work at their own ‘homes: $2 to 85 a day easily and quietly made; work ent by mall: no canvascing, “no Hi mb12-36¢* stamp for reply. RE} ILE M’E'G CO., Philadel- phia, Pa., Box 1593. mhl0-34t* WANTED-—SITUATIONS. TANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF VARIF experience In business and literary life. of 1na- tured judgment and thorough education, # Position as rivate secretary, tutor, or position of trust, whereby Fie can be enabled to phy expenses in. the prosecution of law studies In the evening. Unexceptional refer- ences. Address ABILITY, Star off i WV ANTE BY A RESPECTABLE | WHITE girl a situation as seamstress and chambermaid. Call of eddress 1030 Ist st. n. w. ANTED—A FRENCH YOUN @ GIRL JUST ine appearance long engagement {" with Cae om ote y Sree vole —~4 wood, ESET aOR ae ae concrete cellar; heated throughout Dy tos! pee OB Rants Midatrs iapeaicuena oe Beretta: | gonecete cellar, heated Curoneont Uy most Approved deo Furnisned Reoun niltable for eh ee Hise; ‘reut, $55. Inquire of WM. MAYSE, 316 ob tuber hone in ail rene ngn.s0. Aven ieeaint keeping; state lowest price and particulars, Ai -, _ | room (and ) broad fro ing, With all at anced. BA. Star bite. Ite Fe, RENT-DWRLLING (1311 @ ST, modern impro: ments. on (et. | petween 1th and NTED-BY ( EMAN AND WIFE (NO | Event, mou remises B-story hous on Defrees st, V ditiaren) cre oriivee Pascual Reomaraiiane | mnaiae os Sone Teaulre on Py ear Bt, Alovsias church ao? Rublic Printer.” for for light housekeeping. Address “GRANT,” Star oR RENT—A TWOSTORY ENT | Guicr smaller and tatger welltocsind boone te ok ee mnso-ne_ | PBrick Houre:6 rooms and bath 121 New Jerecy | tris cand sine ofthe wnnisen baunaiay kee he WASTEDIEY (GENTLEMAN AND (NT ave._Key next door, 1220. _- muzise 2 ‘one oF mere houses in best paris of city at low . 3 y no children, two ‘communicating furnish rooms. Address SUN, Star office. mh20-2r° ANTEDFURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, sultable for dressmaking: loca- ted, Address DRESSMAKER, Star office. mh20-2t* h Wine, mb21-3t 1815 22 et.. Sr..m.1.$25.50 1012 N-H. ave., 5 120.00 20158 st. st’re, Sr. BR SAL inoo | FO! HANDSOME RFSID! a Lewengh oom Freed RD. ave, $P,500 ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN OFFICE, Minear Thomasclr 38.000 3d st ear | t communicating Fur: near RB ‘Dupont ¢ nished Hovis In northwest section. ‘Board tahouse | Conn. ave.near M. Lith, near K orconvenient. Address, with full particulars, Box 30, Star office. mh19-St* Viav.n'r lows Wane APR, er THREE UNFUR- 1pth <t ished Rooms for light housekeeping by gentle- R RENT—-FOR A TERM OF Vi. sh ye map and wife, with beat and gas. niin reervebiouss | WGN Henin a harge new House. 2 fine Lots in a gf the War Departin west, Address Box. 2": | Dupont Circe. Address Hox 126, star oftice. guy insurance company doing Loans negotiated. Renits « Fo, RENT-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, within one square of Capitol Park: 121 Maryland ave. ne Inquire at 140 Bet. ne., nearly opposiie. _mb21-st* WANTED—HOUSES. _ TED—A SMALL HOUSE OR PART OF A RR RENT—FURNISHED—1729 F ST. NOW POUR-WOOM FAME, 40 se—four or tive rooms—for permanent resi- Fea Soon Eenaaneare furnished: all modern ; Tenting. 810 per month: $700. Two G cween Oand V and Oth and 17thate.n.w. | improvements. For permit. wo inspec: appis te | C st. between 3d end dy sts, 5 ws x Gaon eae Erp cay and COUMBE, 1429 Pennsyivania ave. ™ ae zigites om frame B12 Gat ofl ten: dress E. W. BROOKS, 9th | SEP = et by 125 dec Goa stnw it RR RENT-THAT VALUABLE ESS : ae. Soe neral Fy, 517, on 7th st. a... opposite STEDCAO EIS hoa BRIGE OL Pro) ANTED-A SIX- ROOM BRICK HOU Post Office; four stories high: a Jare bric E table in tate size, location, condition, and lowest cash | the rear, with or without the houso.. For further ta- ” " price. Address A. Star office. it*_ | tormation apply to W. E. EDMONSTON, 420 5th st. S120) OA Pane “WANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN WITH WIFE | 2. m2i-10t ee end grown son, the care of some Senator's or R RENT-IN ANACOSTIA, ONE_S ROOM 10 ROOM Member's House unt the meeting of Congress tn | [fous nearis acre of ground; Fruit trees; : oa Lecember next. Best of references given. Aduress | Stanic, ote. oe ee ara eu 3 | J . K a, neat Box 75, Star office, m21-st* ‘One $ room House; lot; variety of Fruit; Sta- SCOTT & WILCOX, ANTED—A HOUSE, BY A PROFESSIONAL nmsyivania ave nw Mun, north of F st. and west of 12th st. Address “PROFESSIONAL, HOUSE,” Star office. mh21-6t A. GRISWOLD, aan: aloe Gi pee — ANTED—TO REST BY A FROMET AND ae Ur « wit ‘careful tepant afive or six room Dwelling, EAUTIFUL NEW = 17 Peunsyivania ave. 1 igen orthedst Oa ee ee BEAT Or A RESIDENCE, OR SALE—HOUSE 121] N ST. N.W., THRERS 2 £ ———__isni)*—— | containing twelve rooms, Story and Back Bullding E W:; TED—BY SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, | niences. heist B sodium steed Furniened House {or ADAL May | PRICE $1,000 PER ANNUM. ' nd J Address, stating exact location and lowest F permit to inspect apply to , Lt “GOSCHEN, star omiee, mh20-2t* apply to | O08 Fa n.w., street raphy improvings Fy TED—TO RENT FOR SIX MONTHS OR | _™b21-3t ae eee ER, O16 F st. nw, kh H. WAR more, by a gentleman and wife, no children, a (OR RENT_ON APRIL 1ST, A DESIRABLE furnished or unfurnished House, in ‘the suburbs of | J4 nine-room House on Q st., between 14th and 15th ‘Washington; must have a few acres of land, plenty of Ss. nw. Price $49 per month. Ayply to shade, good water aud be within easy driving distance. \. HUY Address “Suburban,” Star office. mh19-3t* | mh21-3t 1505 Pennsylvania av W Anrep to BEY A MODERN, SUBSTAN: | JOR RENT_27 IOWA CIRCLE, 13 Room ually bulit House, situated on somegood street | KY mod. impa: ¢x.23 15th st. n in the northwesterly section of the city: stable on lot | 13 rooms; rhod. pes 43 pel 31 desirable; no attention paid to agents. “Address J. W. | w.; store and Hing; $55. per mont 33th sin Ww. 20r, AUSTIN, Star office. mbi4-2w* | house northwest: 6 rooms and bath; bay w stn. w.. Vir, permorth. 470 Est swi Sr 16°00, 15.900 16r.13,500, ‘THOS. & month; 34 8th st. n.e;6 room bric eee) Se ae Soe Bricks, Limbs: month; severai 4 room brick: per moutl ae CHAS. E. HANES, 806 F st. n.iw. 1 D HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, CHEERFUL CHIGHLAND P ) second story front bay-window alcove Room: new I offer for sale t) idence of Hon. Theodore house: charming outlook: open 41 sanitary plamb- 5 Lyman, 1407 Ma: ve. ing: references. 212 North Capitol st. n. ie OR RENT— = ‘ ne avenne and nine Soe Fe tae 1337 Cor'nn.w.f'd$100)/1841 12 st. n.w..6r.$25.00 iy 16,000 square of ground, and \proved Y h.w., three rooms on second floor and two on third | 1421 Q.m.i..fur,.11r..100 | ier a. floor, to'adults. Desirable location. Sarre F T-FOR LIGHT IWOUSEKEEPING, | 931 R.Lav nw. four Roomsin house, 317 Pennsylvania av 2136 1 a} 1,34, Bay window extens'n, between 3d and ewly papered and 116 11 s.¢..m. API 303 7th st. naw. - ml O41 TB. Wott. 1, OF A = oa OR RED (CELY FURNISHED SEC | _™b20_ ee with commodious ati Sire hose se Stra we Fiona story front tay winaem Room ie te Mek, | TOR RENTON ALEPH MEN Hous modern improvemeats, = "ome nd all the with first-class Table Board; private family; terms 1617 and 1619 13th st. n.w.; nine rooms; bath and |” Also a lance on rear of the lot, which moderate, 1002 8 st. n.w 21-30 furnace: choice locality.“ Apply toJAS ROBBINS, | fronts on aw! Sa SISHED BECOND ermont ave ut "| The hos randsh, and fronts south on ‘ story, bay window and alcove Room, wit board, VOR RENT— HO! ms HST. N.W., BEAU- | SM extensive lawn, with beaudfel ornamental shade in one of the most desirable locations in the city; 1325 tiful three-story pressed brick Dwelling;’ thirteen | Yee. mh2i-gt* | rooms with all modern improvements: for rent from For permit to inspect the prenyises apple to i ‘May last at $65 per N. AUYCK, ST-LARGE FRONT ROOM; NEW > per month. Apply to JNO. A. PRES- 505 Penney ivan house: with bourd in private family, near Dupont | COTT, 1416 F st. nw mihi ens =e “Seanad Circle; snitable for married cou 10 children. | Ad- \OR RENT- W AND ARTISTIC RES' Ress . dress WORTHINGTON, Star office. mbh21-3t* ‘3 see on the n. w. corner of | ann <p pen « Dupont cirde, splen- az ." :00 rw 3 CRN] op ied rooms central hall; pls ‘ iy pted for receive OR RENT-ROOMS—TWO UNFURNISHED, | filiars an = y & DYER K communicating; second-story; heat, light and bath: | 211300 per niin atten aot ae ee ace, | mb19-10t Real Estate and I Isthand Fw. ASO Sei se a tiwe| Sa ee mh21-3t_ | Algo, for rent, 2013 Fst, contains 11 rooms. AOR SALE. = = ee WOR RENT—FURNISHED Rt $1,200 without, and $1,300 with stable. m19-1w q utiful corner House, near Dupont circle, rod. inps., Which Ww: @ reduced price, , THIRD Story, front, for single geutleman. Also front base- ment room, with hay window, sultable for an office. Address Box 104 Star offi mh21-21* Foz WELL FUR- re authorized offer at RUFTY & DYER, mh?0-10t Real Estate and Insurance, i3th and Paw. D— ce of Hon. Geo. H. Pen- @leton, 1313 16th st. n.w., elegantly furnished. Fine For permit to examine ASA hed “Rooms, with bath room’ on same floor; | and to OR SA small private family; references required. Inquire at ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Two (2) beantiful Houses, thoroughly built, con- 423 1fth'stu.w., halfsquare north of Pennsvivania | _mh18-6t 1324 Fst. taining ® rooms, all mod. imps facing. ‘South; ayer mb2l-3w* R RENT—$40 MONTHLY, FU: Rese sy Racmaee. HUPTY & DYFR, {\OR RENT—ROOM, 1005 13TH ST. N.W., FIRST K st. n.w., near 10th to careful ‘ily of two or house next to K_ st.; handsome! furnished rooms mb19-10t Real Estate and Insurance, 13th aud F nw, Is three, larger part of seven-room, bay window Brick: | ™22 tom ‘ on second floor, single or en suite, aud also one room | board for owner if agreeable; references. Box 160, | JOR SALE—VALUABLE BUSINES on third too: mb21-3t* | Star office. mnie-ate "| Mery on Fat. between th and 1th ‘sta; recently ‘ 702 107% ST.N. W., FROM APRIL | JOR RENT— | cde eee wn Oe eo ate Rangel SS = F 3 an immediate purchaser. magne price, oue second-Hoor salte of ‘The elegantly furnished Residence of a naval SUORMSTEDT @ BRADLEY officer inthe immediate vicinity of DuPont Circle: house large with south exposure: fi 108. J. FIs _mh18-6t OR RENT—A NEW HOUSE OF 11 ROOM with all modern conveniences and large yan Stable, iy ¥ LARGE FRONT ROOM, AND hell room adjoining: furnished; second floor: with or without board; southern exposure’ Also, other Tooms; fine bath room; summer prices. 225 E st. n.w. ™m od mantels, tiling, open (OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, IN PRIVATE | Choice locality, facing Scott Circle. Price, ming first class. For terns Fite Ural dor southern exposure: delight | ADDIY to 101 ‘Rhode Island ave. mhi6-u= WHISGS Firemen s Insurance Com il location; good references required. Address Mr8. | Ton RENT—18SDST. NW1 HAS 95 ROOMS corner 7th st. an luna ave. nw. Keyn ae LL E, Bist office mb21-St*_| Hand all modern conveniencies; in perfect. order | — OR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH tbroughoat, having just beem renovated. DUVALL OR SALLE cellent Table Board. 800 11th st. now. mbh20-3t* | & M. t, 825 F st. whl4-7t LARG: ope He mos (AOR RENT—FURNISHED, <D-STOR¥¢4 AOR RENT— SHUYSEN, 1731 Ta ne front Room, two Unfurnished lors, Dis 4 2112 Mass, h. On I street, and extends: Room and Kitchen; Hall Room, foynighed: all south |-4610 19th n.w. y, and is improved by « front. 505 E st We mb20-2t* mys ee X goed — and well-arranged JOR RENT-aT @@ lim SR RW, HARD and having all modern improvements, Also, Toimncte Purniahes Wooma en, otic or single med Bek | §,cpmfuodiousand we:larruuged carriage house and Square from the ‘Treasury and princi; al hot ‘Is MEI 14 wr, ad “THOS. J. FISHER & ©0., TOR 1622 ota nw. 12 mbl4-2w 1324 Fat. a3 Dining-room, 706 11th st 1821 Lith n.w., 10r, ma 5 SEVER front sore room attached: reiit very reasonable, AMo, | #4 RI. av.str.ddw G45, | Bi Nenaenne prsea wetea unfurnished parlors. Apply at 1101 G st.n.w.mh20-3¢ | 239 Mass ave. aued: 8 rounss: double parlorsand library on Ane Hoot, ‘OR —AT 840 C ST. N, W., NICELY FUR- els and mirrors; several bed roomm ie of the principal car lines: price, $5,500, 0B ble terms. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, nished Rooms with first-class Tabi le Board; conve- nientto cars, Mrs. ANDERSO: mb20-3t* : 25.00 112! St nw... Also, a number of well-located Furnished Houses. ‘ANTED—PLACES, FOR HOUSEKEEPERS Seamstresses, Indies’ maids, cooks, nurses, cham- bermaids,men cooks, waitera,waitresses,and other help, with references, PRICE & COOMBS, Employment and Room Renting Agents, 926 Fst. n.w. mh6-3w* ANTED-PARTNER, WITH $§2.000, TO Manufacture two well-tested aud well-protected Electrical Patents of unlimited Mechanical and Do- mesticuse. Address W. W. K..608F st.nw. — 1t® ‘ANTED—FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN FIRS: class Table Board. Location near Dapout Circle. Address 8._A., Star office. it ANTED-TO BUY, A STEINWAY PIANO. Must be at a low figure, for spotcash. Address CASH PIANO, Star office. mh21-6t ‘ANTED—BY A LADY FULLY COMPETE: a Dining Room to run in a house where there are a number of boarders, Address Box 62, Star office m21-: TW SNIED THE LADIES To KNOW THAT MY Electrical fethod improves the Circulation, relieves nervousness, debility and mental depression, and renders the body and mind buoyant. strong and active, effecting wonderful cures, Buperfuons hair sitively destroyed by the Electrical Needle. Eonsultutions 4 to's Py Send stamp for circulars. MADAME GABRIEL, 711 8thst.n.w. mh21-lw* ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $150, TO GO into a Meat and Produce Market; one’ who un- derstands the business preferred. Address T. J., Star office, mb20-31* arrived, who does fot speak English, desires a FE RENT_1420 N ST., VERY LARGE AND | Cail atoffice for Weekly Bulletin, issued everr Sat- | _™ atts F &. 5. Puce na maid or antes esate aes addres 7 3 x eral ae on second Por done small Le ee Ee pmipeery ghee ag houses ad- F OB BALE OB BE FUR SIs ED —* i hst,et Mine. VALMONTS C Establish: | Room; Board if desired; privat y; references, vertised fre by placing them in our han: ¢ ‘onan Bor partioularanaacat Ry Matinee oer Cleaning hioate, | nsnsoe Ses = mhid BH. WARNER, 916 F ét nw. | Starogion OF partioularsnid-ata thor ‘ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT AUSTRIAN OR RENT—AT 430 3p ST. N. W., TWO BR RENT— 7 OR SALE—THREE HANDSOME 8STO! W din wishes & Situation as indy's chaid arto | F hanascmely mataiante Rooms, single or en suite; BY RO. HOLTZMAN. orcsted brick front houses, 1413, 1415 and 1 children to go north: willing to go abroad. Please ad- | all well heated; rent moderate. mh13-2w F st. n. 18. 18r. .00) Rei 17th st. now., with stained glass windows, on 17th dress ADVERTISER, 1310 G st. n.w. mh20-3t' G st., near 19th: naw, Just above Massachusetts ave. two having rooms, besides bath and cellar, and one havi | rooms; all modern Improvements, can be sold without stable lot: price $6,000 and Fs. houses are new and weil built, and are €2/000 Foe RENT "TWO PLEASANT AND WELL furnished communicating Rooms (either second or third floor). with use of bath-room, with or without firet-class Table M st., near Connecticnt ave. J. M. CAPERTON, 708 D st. n. m20-3¢* Not. n.Conn. av.13r200.00. = ve sq. LaF. than any other noo be. z = a ~~ ‘OR RENT—APRIL 18T, THREE ROO! we | Lata: 2 9q. 1 7r...200.00 y. ‘qrmseagy. NEWTO. a Y MAN, Fisccond for, sincie of en’ suite Gl Beste sek tp Giclee eae $10 F st., Attorners for owner, at. n.w., at 4 n.; references exchanged. mh20-2t" _WIMl be for rent, if not sold, April 1. mihl4-.,tu,th,om Fe SALE—-RESILENCE OF THE LATE Apply CHAS, EARLY, 15thst. n. RL av.9r150.00 OR RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING | thst. Dupont cir [150.00 Ptnstrnised Rooms; heat und gas; hot and cold | Mase. av.. m. 15th, £1 Y water. Also two. 3 Furnished Rooms, on first and | Fn. 4th n. w. st. second floor. 805 6th st., between H I sts. n.w.. | 1502 Vt.a 12 835 25th’ a 701 16th st, up staiza, Q. Office Box 239. mn20-3t ~ | 1330 18th si. 13F--160.00 Stable, rear 1406 13 0.00 E PLACE, 2STORY LARGE FRONT ROOM AND 8..0T 1st n.efur. 100.00 702 7th st. s.w : pressed brick Dwelling cellar under whole house, TC Nee PRN ROOMAND | Grant Pi'ce, fur.,8r-100.00 625 La. av.n.w.ySt.15.00 | 2 pressed Ur Duliding.lot 15x10 to good alley. mila R.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sta. n.w. FOP BENT OR SALE-NEW HOUSES— 1610 19th st. n.w., 13 rooms. 1622 and 1624 15th st. n.w., 11 rooms, 1617 and 1619 13th st. nw. EARLY, 701 16th st., up stairs, furnish ‘outhern exposure; ready April Ist; references exchanged. 206 Pennsylvania ave. Se. mint@ate FOE RENT; PANDSOMELY "FURNISHED Rooms on first and second floors, with private ‘bath room; excellent table: 623 13th st., near Ebbitt. mb19-2w* App CHAS. FOR BENT-AT ING 17TH ST. Now. VERY DE- ee sirable Suite of Rooms to parties without children; | JOR RENT — BRICK HOUSE, Ti 500, on reasanable terms Apply to JNO. Al PREStoin THe ee at mbil-2w OR SALE-2 ELEGANT NEW HOusES, 13 rooms each cor Mass ave and 15th st.nw; the houses are built in the most substantial hee brick fronts, brown stone trimmings, bay ‘windows, ches, cherry wood mantels with looking glasses, andsome tile ings and hearths, open fire grates in every room, furnace, gas fixtares of crystal and gold ROOMS, references required. mb 7-6t modern improvements; 1347 U'st. n.v bronze, and the inside finish is of California red-wood (OR RENT—1016 15TH ST. NW. ELEGANT THOs. J. MYERS, Real Estate Agent polished: plumbing first-class; houses open for Inspec- ‘parlor and bedroom, second floor, handsomely | _™2)12-1m 1220 F et] Hon. For further nation to the owner, furnished, with grate fire if desired; also, front room, GOLDSCH MIL stinw. mh10-2im. ‘OR RENT—BY JNO. A. PRESCOTT; Vermont ave., opp. Arlington hotel, 18rs...$300.00 HANDSO: TERE NSE nw. 1s roome, partly faruisied. 20 We Nest. n.w., 14 root iy ae: mRIOM | 1444.0 st uws 1d rooms, enfuraished. 1813 M st. n.w., 9 room: a HOUSES. 1000 nd 364 K st ew. third floor, location very desirable, near Arlington hotel; herdics pass the door. mb17-Imn POR RENT Glo s5TH sr. furnished suites of rooms. ANTED—AT ONCE FROM THE OWNER ‘one or two low priced Lots in the southeast, on mnd_ 11th st.,and bet. D and I,not less than ‘or 100; title must be perfect; pay cash. Address in... mb20-21* A. 8. Wane. BUY—A GROCERY AND PRO- Fusion Bore, in good location, doing & good. bust ess, forcash; or rent an em| ‘well located, ‘Addresy Box 107, Star office.” mbh19-ste NTED-ELECTRIO HAIR TONIC—THE onder of the Cent , will produce a suit of air i from sbx weeks to three months one inch to, three in let accor to age cause of ing Ouie No money asked “until “salt produced. Frome wi n testimonials of reliable parties of hair juced after twenty-seven years of baldness can be or 18: PGRN gi ete SP SPamme aromy | HB ae. frome a SPOTS ‘minutes wallk of four hotels. mbl6-Ot. | 14328 st. n.w., 10 rooms. OR SALE—HANDSOME CORNER BUILDING (OR RENT—FINE LARGE ROOM AND HALL inapection @PBIY 0 <0. 4. PRESCOTT, cheap fer S128 suare Woot tp iamakans poses: eps Ornot. third door: large bay wine | mh19-10t 1416 F stinw. | H. 8 CRITTENDEN, 1422 New Yorkave It N, cor. 14th st. nw. perme R RENT—1601, CORNER OF 13TH aNp §| FWORSALE—A HANDSOME RESIDENCE SITE. ‘ats,, double House’ ten rooms, furnace and ail mod. We offer for sale one of the most eligible Lots in OR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ? ihe city for location and eize, being of ‘umusual wiath Frigoms, ith ‘at 9185 New York avenue. ipimbs.. $45. Apply to Dr. bov TL hié-tars | und no waste in depth. It fronts uwenty-seven feet o ‘Gomnecticat ave. between the handsome residences of ENT—, 'TMEN’ ~ R RENT—UNFURNISHED— rs. D. R. MeKee and Hon. Joon Lavis, with a depth corner Latay-etieaguate overlong pe renter jsratcng or gigkty fee: Tue location isthe Aincat in the ets. Arlington and Wormley's. miz-2w* $196.66) wd FITCH, FOX & BROWN, Fe, Leal eee GENTLEMEN rod mh21-3t 14637 Pennsylvania ave. Ind pleasant Rooms, inclu good Board, at IN—3 i local tr 4 OR SALE—AT A BARGAL 2 LOTS ON BR ST., and €25 per month, in hatmest dearable ality, by ad areal tas abe Somer hear 10th n.w.; 2 on P st.. bet. 17th and 1sth nw 100.00) 703 100.00 7 03 Devas. and 2 on 2d st. near Marviandave ne. LOUIS P- “W “hitmbing Repairs promptiy attended 241m aay Oa ‘ANTED-EVERY LADY 10 BE HER OWN by cutting and Attiog o OOD S ew talley sonore Sacto mousarente 't is taught at 1237 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. fe23 DY ie ia te aaa eat Gat a W eT ere ee. eS ee oS las ad ee TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E Vee SS ieeeuass » U. 8S Cop ig Examiner and No- lways in office from 9a. m.toSp.m. m2 HOTELS. 0. G. HOWARD'S py eve., ‘ong square from tary. 476 PENN- ERP MR Shea c Ow ‘This Hotel is siteated opposite the Capitol—New Jer- Se. Itis out of the malaria district, being one ‘feet above the level of the Potomac river. From its Balconies a beautifal view can be bad of the ‘entire city of Washington, Arlington Heights, Poto- mac River and the Capitol grounds. Summer boarders accommodsted with delightful airy and well ventilated rooms. ‘Transient, $2.00 per day. Regular boarders for ~summer season at low rates. H. BROCK, Prop., wnb16-8m_ ‘Formerly of Jersey City, Bi. J. abies THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, HUFTY @D mb}9-10t Real Estate and Insurance, 13th nw. 8. THE NORTH WEST SECTION. A eau al Baling Oot ee feet ‘ront by 100 feet —————— FOR RENT—STORES. deep ‘Lot must be sold to close estate, and will bepoid ats bargain. 0.0. GREER ‘Teh st! now. m6 FOR RENT_MISCELLANEOUS OF THE MOST Tots in the northwest one square west of Britias Lee Bation, south side of B street, 101 feet. terns by application to 822 idth st. nw. Fo SALE-1 ING LOTS IN Pi . on. \erms. Sie serost lat’ Waban & WLLSOR, ae nw. BOARDING. RENT— = Ei EST ESOS A OPA, ao oe | FO months Bent appiied B PUBMED G mcrre, | depot, mh21-6t 1108 Pennsylvania avenue. er poutmiyn R FE eee See 0. ‘7th st. n.w. oo PERSONAL. pa eae eee ig DENTISTRY. moderate. worsened