Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1885, Page 4

ae THE EVENING STAR. : WASHINGTOD SATURDAY ..Mareh 28, 1885. bettie CROSBY S. NOYES. Eatitor. === ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily cire: jion more than treble that of any other daily paper published im Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers hrre added Whether it be true or not, as has been pub- Ushed, that the President and his private sec- retary recently iound their desire t tuke a Sunday stroll through the public grounds soyth Of the executive enclosure seriously interfered with and finally thwarted entirely, by encoun- tering locked gates on every hand, it is to be hoped that the powers that now be will give orders for the immediate removal of these un- sightly and unnecessary obstacles. They not only serve no good purpose, either to the eye or in fuct, but they exist without law- fal right. Especially {6 this true of the White lot gates on 15th and 17th streets. The original official plan of the city ealls for an open thoroughfare between those two streets south of the White House, and formerly it was a much traveled roadway between the eastern and western parts of the city. A desire to ex- tend the private grounds of the executive man- sion led, however, to changing Its course from a nearly straight toa deeply curved line. This action, followed by material obstructions to travel on that route, caused by the storage there of building material for the new treasury and state departments, eventually led to its Practical abandonment as a thoroughfare. The result has been aserious depreciation in prop- erty values on both sides of the reservation, slow and trifling improvements in the neich- borhood, and the congregation of an undesir- able population in a once favorite locality. It does not appear that any formal protests were made against this invasion of popular rights, or, 4€ made, that they were heeded, Those in ebarge for the time being therefore felt encour- aged to go a step farther, and set up the mas- sive and costly barricades now existing at the several points, so that the public might at will be excluded from the grounds altogether. Whether this was the purpose in view, or whether the real object was merely to pro- vide temporary work and afterward permanent places, as watchmen, ete. for an army of subor- dinates, is not elear; but it is certain that the thoney thus spent was wasted, aud, as is be- Meved, without warrant of law. But, whether the gates in question exist by proper authority ‘or not, they are not needed. That much is self evident. There is nothing in the space thus en- closed to be stolen or carrted away by visitors, and furthermore, there is no disposit fested here to remove or destroy publie prop- erty, asis abundantly demonstrated by the daily experience of all the small reservations scat- tered throughout the city, many of which have not even the semblance ot a low fence about them for protection. There is no reason to sup- pose that the whole streten of park reaching from 17th street to the Capitol grounds wouid not fare equally well at the hands of the public. The grounds embraced therein are not a royal Orprivate park, in any meaning of those terms. ‘Phey belong to the people, and the people should at all times have free access to them. Let all the gates accordingly be kept open, or, atill better, let them be removed altogether. ——————- = ____ It {s said that the independent republicans mean to hold President Cleveland strictly to account for his course towards Postmaster Pearson. They decline all comprom and insist on the re-appointment of their man. In ‘one aspect of the case this is getting to be de- eidedly a matter of spoils. The independent re- Publicaus made one of several political ele- ments that together elected Cleveland. Are ‘We to understand that there was any bargain, or that they have “claims” which must be recognized? Some years ago, it will be remembered, Con- ewes, being In @ liberal mood, distributed sev- eral millionsof dollars among the states to Promote agricultural learning. The “pork” revatio Washington a large number of schol- arly and amiable gentlemen, each intent on getting as large and fat a slice as possible; and it is a matter of tradition that there was never known sueh persistent and shrewd lobbying as ‘was done by these same eminently respectable gentlemen. The amateurs beat the profes- sionals. And it may be that the reformers are now to out-machine the “machine” in demand- ing “thetr rights” and “their man.” oo The threatened war between Great Britain and Russia bids fair to make a great dis- turbance inthe ocean passengers service be- tween Liverpool and New York. According to London dispatch two of the swiftest and most popular steamships, the America and the Arigona, have already been called into govern- Mmentemployment. It is reported that Russia has been trying to charter two other famous steamships, the Oregon and Alaska, and to pre- Vent this disposition of them the British goy- ernment has decided toengage their services. All thegreat passenger ships are so constructed * gsto be gasily convertible into men of war, in saiiagetion te Just such emergencies as the Present. Their size and specd also qualify them for transport service. the event of war Russia would doubtless try to strike at Eng- land’s commerce, and it might become neces- sary for the latter power to withdraw some of ite lines or put its ships under a neutral flag. In that case we might find our long sought opportunity to revive our carrying trade. $s General Grant’s testimony in the Ward-Fish Seandal will be gratifying to the country by fur- nisbing additional proof that he had no knowl- edge of the real condition of things, and vas haimself one of the chief sufferers from his part- ner'srascalities. In accordance with his usual habit he trusted implicitly those in whom he put his trast, and he seems to have been drawn Into the net by a species of adroit manipulation Which any man might have found it difficult to escape. But it was asad day for the General when he cnt loose from his conservative old Philadelphia friends, like Mr. Childs and the Drexeis, to make a fortune by the speedier and more reckless methods of Wall street. ———————- ‘We have heard much of the cohesive power of public plunder, but we are now entering upon Suerethat may demonstrate that the spoils may succeed where all other means have failed - Andissolving the solid south. So long as the Detter native element was massed against the carpet -baggers the south stood firm in the democratic faith. But now comes in the question of the spoils, and unless human nature has changed at the south since the war this means jealousies, rivalries and political * @fvisions, not horizontally as now, but perpen- dicularly between ambitious factions. It would be singular ifsuecess destroyed the unity and by that means the political strength of the south. Some fault is found with President Cleveland * for appointingso many oid men to office. But = Weshould remember that a man cannot wait twenty-four years for a chance at the public * ‘erth without finding some silver threads among the gold. IfCleveland is tohonor any of the tried-and-true "fore-the-war democrats, his selee- Sens must fall largely among grandfather —————— Whether war breaks out between Russia and England or not, this country has got the benefit of several large orders for food and weapons. And in case of actual hostilities we should no doubt have still larger calls upon our resources. War tsagreat evil, but itisa consoling reflec- tion to think we can make some money out of it. Soeuneeeeeee nee Zap tells us of the traveler who only bound his cloak the tighter the fiercer the storm raged, et voluntarily discarded it under the melting ays of the sun. = $e March shows encouraging symptoms of make ifig® lamblike end, dying, like Falstaff, “bab- Diing of green fields.” Van Zandt had to succumb to the Paris mob. ~ But it will be a magnipcent advertisement. , Ger Tae Boer ‘We have on hand's lates eso art ‘lebrated: er s u “CONCORD HARNESS, of all ‘kinds oe prion, at Jowest Prices. 2 AA een Ceres si Wetae Slade ivamia AVenue, Adjoining National H Tranks and Satchels in ‘creat warieey, at lowest coNcoRD “ae AREAS Las est 0S. 408 AND 405 7TH ST_N. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ‘WHITNEY CHILDRENS CARRIAGE COMPANY. ALSO A SULLLINE OF - ROLLER Yauett oF haxixe ‘abos DisrLayER Day Goons, SILK PARASOLS, FINE DRESS G0oDd. W. W. BURDETTE & 00. Flave Jost opened a magnificent stock of New Spring Goode: 50 pieces all wool Suitings, in all_the new Tan Shades, at 25 cts. per yard. 45 pieces of French Tricots, 40 tnches wide, 50 ets, Also,” Prunelie, Je de jvasross Fo i carga oun oa tek srl. Shades, Bt 5, “Receiving new Suke daly, Alvo, French and Amet- leas Ging id Batiste in great vari DOD New nnd Heantital Parasols and Sun Cmbretiag, in all the new shapes and colors. HOSIERY, HOSTERY, HOSIERY. 150 dozen Ladies Hose,full regillar, if Black,Browh, Navy and Garnet, at 25 cts, pair. A ‘U'doren Ladies Hose, fol’ regolar made, Black and feet, TS ae Gents Fi lar off colo! In Basch Brown, Ni fing Cardinal, at . mt 4 woe aazet Gide Hose, Tal Tepnlat git colors in : on rt 4 jh, ‘ui immense Stock of Dobestie Goods of the best brian CARPETINGS AND MATTINGS ON OUR SEC OND AND THIRD FLOORS, ‘We keep nothing but the best all of which have vither been imported Dy ‘the. firm or bought direct of the importers and Manufacturers, W. W. BURDHITE €00., _mohes-tt Wo. 928 7th st. and 708 K #t. Wuar Anz Tae Win Waves SAYING. ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THE LAX- GUAGE OF THE WATERS; DON’T DABBLE IN WATERED STOCKS NOR DEAL IN WATERED CLOTH WE STAND ON TERRA FIRMA, AND YOU CAN ALWAYS GEP AN ANSWER PLAIN TO WHAT ISMEANT BY ADLER ON THE BRAIN. EVERY LITTLE BOY ON THE STREET CAN TELLYOU THAT ADLER BROKE THE BACK OF MONOPOLY PRICES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND IS PROUD OF THE GOOD AND GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT WHICH HE ACCOMPLISHED DESPITE THE STERN, STUBBORN AND STRENUOUS EFFORTS | OF THE LEADERS OF A POWERFUL MONOPOLY TO CRUSH THE “INTERLOPER.” ADLER Wine Because THE PEOPLE ARE WITH HIM. MAKE A NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING: ‘400 pairs Dexter Hairline Pants, all Wool, $2.78. 300 pairs Cheviot Pants, all Wool, $2.50. 100 Spring Overcosts, Silk facings, all Wool, $4.78. ‘Men's Cassimers Suits, $7.50 and upwards. Boys’ Cassimere Suits, $4.50 and upwards. Chrildren’s Cassimere Suita, $2.50 and upwards, Men's Prince Albert Suits, all Wool, diagonal, $12 ‘and upwards. THESE AND A THOUSAND OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS aT ADLER’S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Corner Massachusetis Avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICK Be sure that youare inthe RIGHT PLACE seo “ADLER” over the door. #a-Open evenings unt 9:Seturdaysunti 11. mb2s Ovesrxe Or Srnixa Morsoveny. WE WILL EXHIBIT ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT OUR ENTIRE IMPORTATION OF PARIS TRIMMED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS AND OUR USUAL ARTISTIC COLLECTION OF ¥RENCH MILLINERY GOODR, ‘TO WHICH THE PUBLIC IS KINDLY INVITED sap NO CARDS, LL BLovr, mh28-25 ‘710 7th street northwest. Trex axon Now. The time was when shirts where made like coffee ‘sacks, but now they are madeto fit; that {s, the more Sdvanced makers have recoguized that it is of more importance to comfort w have a well-fitting ehirt than © Well-fitting coat. Unless there is some controlling reason in regard to details of construction, there is no Teason why one should have his shirts made in prefer- ence to purchasing ready-made ones. 1 keep in stock FIRST-CLASS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, in all sizes of neck measure, with different lengths of sleeves, so as to be able to furnish satisfaction, for the ‘small sum of ONE DOLLAR If the styles suit you, they are the best purchase you can make, fr practically no better shirt can be made atany price, Ifyou will have lower priced (I will not say cheaper) shirts, I have them, with linen bosoms, and with the same perfection of fit as the highest priced ones, for the moderate mim, each, of ONE HALF DOLLAR. It ts cheaper to buy shirts without starch, but I have lots of starched one, for ‘Three Quarters, ana FOF Quarters Five Quarters one DOULAR. Plaited or shield bosom, and open back of open front shirts. Cheviot Skirts, collars and cuffs attached, for $leach. In Furnishing Department of HENNING, 410 SEVENTH BERGER canoe Srna Orzxrxa. MME. T. B HARRISON, 1837 F Srazer, WILL OPEN HER CHOICE SELECTIONS oF FASHIONS TN IMPORTED WILLINERY, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 1ST AND 3D, mir3ect Manrtasp axon Vor Woatats Have more seccharine and aliment thap any other wheats Dow grown. Wegtind our flours only of the cholcest af Uiose wheats, selected by a competent Jadge. iy “Oun New Soutm” Patent Boller Flour. If you want the mest wholesome, edihiw and whitest ae of bread; or bay A “W.H. Trsxry Farry Pron,” made of same wheats, and will please most families. All we ask Is to try our fours and you will hay again. For sala by ment graven end waaronn tee W. H. TENNBY 280%, mb2S-3t Narrass Vecerae Oarmantro PILLS Ta easter eaves fe all who sit give. chem a Soe ae D aw. to Su other pil o Price 25 cents, only NaTTaNs, Gremmanes Hove THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.,. SA’ SEATON PERRY, (SvecEsson To PRRRY & Brotier.) pie wits TWISTED SILK HERNANIES, $1 TO $2 8 SILK AND WOOL BLACK GRENA- a “ G TN BLAGE BROCADES SE. OREN. Phat As EMBROIDERED BLACK CREPE DE A NESE AND CANTON CREP: INDIA SILKS AND PEA DE SOLE. SURAH SILKS, FROM BRA’ BLACK Fa- 1CS, VIZ: CABMELITER, Sone VETANG, INES, BOURETTIES, LIN, ROSA: TBKHY: ER, Y's SH AEN! U1 CABHMER: Cal eRe RS, ANISE, AND. rates "HS, Rar b Stas rae 'TAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPS AND VEILS. Tee pokDERED NUNS CARMELITE FOR LUPIN'S HEMMED CRAPR BORDERED AND Rid ag MHRA ANB NEW, MOURNING PARASOLS AND SUN UM- ba a JACKETS AND FICHUS, SUITABLE Be a al cditnncr Faces aaa SEATON PERRY, Building, Pennsylvania aver cok, Oth at, Established 1840. mbh23, WASHINGTON: 817 Market Space, Pa. ave., near 9th st. NEW YORK: BALTIMORE: 112 Fifth avenue. 204-206 W. Balto. st. WM. KNABE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND, UPRIGHT, and SQUARE PIANOFORTES, We beg to announce to our Washington patronsthat, desiring to offer them greater facilities in thetr deal- ings with wn, we have opened warerooms at 817 MARKET SPACE, PA. AVE., near 97H sT., WASHINGTON. ‘The same are conducted directly by ontselves, and customers can deal wiih us there to precisely the same Sdvantage as at our Baltimore and New York estab- Mshments. A full assortment of our vanous styles of GRANDS, UPRIGHTSend SQUARE PIANOS will constantly be found on hand. WM. KNABE & CO. Pr PIANOS FOR RENT. ‘Tuning and Repairing promptly attended to by ex- perience worsen rOmPty mbgs-imn WANTED—HEDP. WANTED--SITUATIONS. —A BOY TO MAKE AIMSELF GEN- ‘Warerooms, mnst con im own bandwrtti LYRE, Star office WORK ON PANTS AND us. be (irst-ciass ‘apply immediately @ 617 K st. ANTED—A FIRSTCLASS MILLINER (TRIM- fro Approution at AEs ak DOS ‘AX ‘A BOY, ABOUT 15 YEARS OLD, TO ‘gas-ower printing house, 314 ‘ANTED—AN EAST WASHINGTON BOY FOK al work in ‘a Drugstore. Apply to 301 Pepn- sylvania aves & fide = 4) OLS. SORTS ereerienneenere nena Cle ‘ANTED—A& COMPETENT NURSE. WHIT) eg gd ke of infant; wi ee good references be satinlactory. ‘App lil Gs ‘ANTED=A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE GRO- ust understand the care of horses. , cor, 20th and H sts. * IDY WHITH GIRL TO ho cooking, Washing or ded. Seer G Magara froning, must come well recommen: 1300 18th st, nav, Wiehe AT as Witt EXPERIENCE clerk. Address Box 1O8c star ottee nt TSR FOR RENT—HOUSES. RENT-TWO X head of sherman ave., Mt Pleasant. (wply store c pos ROOM HOUSDS, et ANTED-SITUATIONS BY TWO GIRLS AS Sarees ene FOR RENT—HOUSE 705 TITH ST, house now filled W ANOS WAsninG TO DO AT HOME; references furnished. Apply at 325 laa Wy ANTED_POSITION, IN A DRY GOODS, NS Yer : Star office, J ANTED—BY SETTLED COLO: MAN, situation as Driver; ‘excellent driver and hostier: well acqnainted with city; willing to make himself ey useful. Good references. eae Ae Vv fre get AEA ancien in BF YOuNG nay the Postion of seamstress in & private: fa iy: references ex: ged. Address ENERGETIC, Box 624, Gy P.O mb2e-3te conventences. £35 per month: mass THC Ww MA FURNISHED ye summer of longer; terms v« erate. Tuguire J 145 je Ph i RNISHED HOUSE lane. not rented by Apri be for rent after that da ea | i ick, 13h st. RANT | S-room Frame; Biod0, Vv ANTED-A LADY TEACHING ENGLISH branches, music and French desires a position SF isting oF Feskdent governess, either in sity or country, Teferences. Address . B.. Sica," re 2 mh2ese A FHoR RENT— iven the first day of Oma se if W ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED fn ine Dre Goods ana Notion business, desires Situation, Address Box 129, Siar office. mb2O-ot* TED-—3 MILLINERS. APPLY AT NEW EA STORE,O26 7th st. n.w. at once. mgB- ‘ANTED=A NURSE, WHITE. APPLY once at $05 New Jers roa uf eaiplosment, for i employment, h living salaries, Call § to BADE OR PRO- sFmanent posi- fr eRe ~D—A WHITH GIRL TO COOK AND DO ‘cerieral housework for a suiall fami with referefice, at 211 84 St. 8.0. ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR child one year old. Apply at 25 Ast st. n.e; 8 to th., 1 to 2 or 6 to 8 p.mn. ANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED Wotan in afamily of wo persons. Must be an No laundry work. Must have reference. $7 Bst. 8e., Capitol Mill excellent cook. ANTED — LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN n.and country to send for light home lass painting, but someth: in five minutes; no instruc ‘ou can Take: n ‘and address G, PL nety that can’ be learn tions to bny;we take all the work canvassing; full sample, complet ftamnps to pay posta GO., 46 Scttoot mree ANTED—BOOK SOLICITORS OF EXPERT ence by @ leading firm; certain and liberal com- pensation; standard works, Address, giviug qiulifica- tions, Box 160, Star office. ANTED=WHITE OR COLORED in general housework. Apply 1 mbrella Maker, 1314 Pennsylvania ave, TANTED-A © must be a first-class cook, washer and lights, Apply at 1016 14th —A COLORED WOMAN, TO COOK Gad do general housework tor a fimily of t Good wages. Apply 115 4th st. WANs TO MERCHANT TAILORS—A Hie Washingten trade, open fo" eneneemsente Please tu Address E. BERNHARD. 07 et ae DOSE French, German, English, teaches music, desires sition as Go best references. Mike WIESNE! few York. ANTED—PLACES, FOR HOUSEKE! OW cenmnrowen Maier rind ORS tee che bermaids,tnen cooks waiters, waitresses, and otier belp, with references. PR! ICH & COOMBS, Employment 926 F mine aw office; will work ¢! ly. Aas tar ofiice. mb25-5t" ____ WANTED--ROOMS. W 4378D-1Wo OR THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms for light housekeeping purposes. Ad- dress Box 149, Star office. 1t* WV ANTEDIA, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, without childreh, want three unfurnished Rooms on the first floor, in northwest rection; best of refer ences. Cashin advance. Address, with price, C.A.K, Star office. it W AXTED-TWO UNFURNISHED “ROOM with board, for lady and two children, aged and 12; uortiwest_ section: convenient (0 ‘Treasury; price not to exceed §40. Address H. B., Star office, mhzs-2t6 W ANTED—TWo OR THREE UNFURNISHED roomns by Ist Apt Address Bo: Ww: NTED—AT VV with five or six Rooms, for RW. Address “MILLID Ee, ery, on 14th st. ER,” Star office. ' mh27-3t* ANTED-THREE_ DRESSMAKERS, st nw. None but good hands necd NTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE C. OF a boy two-und-a-half years old, and light work, “A Geriuan preferred, Call at 803 T st. m27-3t* Loren J: ERSEYS, A FINE STOCK IMPORTED JERSEYS, PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED, FROM $2 TO $5, SAME GOODS KEPT LAST SEASON SEASIDE SUITING, ALL SHADES, 500. TRICOTS, 75c TO $1. REAL PONGEE OR CHINA SILKS, $1; USUAL PRICE, $1.26. - BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, 75 AND $1; REUVUC ED FROM $1 AND $1.25. 100 GRO. FANCY DRESS BUTTONS AT 20c. A CARD (DO2.); FORMER PRICE 5c, NEW LINE SATINS 25¢, SAME STYLES, FRENCH GOODS, AND JUST 45 GOOD QUAL- ity. OUR 10c. DRESS GOODS COUNTER WILL BE CONTINUED A FEW DAYS LONGER. SOME OF THESE GOODS SOLD AS HIGH AS 50c. WE HAVE 80LD A LARGE QUANTITY AND STILL HAVE MORE. GEO. J. JOHNSON, mh28 713 Market Space. Ox Tvrspay, MARCH ist, AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL Isr, WILL DISPLAY FULL LINE or FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, AND ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY GOODS, ‘YOUR INSPECTION 18 SOLICITED. VERY RESPECTFULLY, YOURS, MISS BETTIE TOMLINSON, mh29-2t 1140 77H STREET N.W. Mars Kiso & Riz, IMPORTERS OF FRENCH MILLINERY Goops, No. 1203 F Street N.W., Wasnrnoton, D. 0. FIRST REGULAR SPRING OPENING OF FRENCH BONNETS, ENGLISH HATS AND NOVELTIES, WILL TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY AND TUES: YAY, MARCH 80, 31, "85. M. A. KING. it © M. J. RICE, Formerly with J. P. Palmer. Kasren Sunpay. Ser Aight and White Shades CLUB KNOT, FOUR+ TR HAN end PURE SCARPS, §. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania aven mh2s Mss M. J. Hosz. 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. SPRING OPENING OF IMPORTED MILLINERY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, mh28 MARCH 307m AND 3ler. RS. K. A. Donovan, 904 F STREET, SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING OF FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND LONDON BATS, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 318T AND APRIL 1s'r. THE LADIES OF WARHINGTON AND ViCINT- TY ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED. —mh28-6t RD-CAREFUL WOMA lake care of two ¢ebild: months old. “Ad —A BOY IN A STOVE AND HO1 goods store; one who is hot afraid of penman. Address, in on need Millinery Sales Lad ANTED+ WHITE AND COLO} 0; chambermaid nd Kitchen girls, men cooks, Employment and Room Renting cooks, $10. to eral workers, scrub AG no children, will take charge of a fitnished ed best references given. Address B.S. B. Star office. wes —A_ SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, price not to exceed $3,000; state location and Address J. 8, W., Stat office. mh... Ww TRG! 12 OR15 SMALL HLOUSES,4 to 6 Tooms éach,from ee each for east, ‘C. H. PARKER, mh?’ Way ED—CARE OF FY ior the summer, by a gent children, “References given. “Addr otice, WANTED (4 PHILADELPHIA LADY WORLD like to take charge of the house of @ Sei Member or other party leaving the city for the sum: mer or longer; best reference. Cail, Or address, MAINE, 634 9th st. n. e., elty. muh26-e" TWO RESPECTABLE ness; taugt come well recommended. Queenstown, near Brooks’ station, B. & 0. railroad. ANTED—-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT their own homes; entirely new business: no res, Canvassing or peddling. Earning from #. to time devoted, Company, 144 Tremont st. 10 85 daily, ac- Particulars free. Columbia ANTED—A RESPRCTABLE WHITE GIRL OR for general housework in a family of two; competent one; references required. Cull ANTED—A BOY OF 16,WHOU: drawing. A Boy to learn the stereotype business. rites @ good. bus a n, ‘A GENTLEMAN FAMILIAR WITH silverware, Toa first-class man We will pay 840 Apply after? am. Room 10, Firemun's ance Building. DERBTANDS: Also, a Boy who wi ¥ 811 ROR RENT—AT 702 107m ST. N. W., AT SUM- er price, one second-floor suite of handsomely furnished rooms, ot VOR RENT—AT 1334 117TH ST. N.W.,A NEAT! furnished third-story front Chamber, suitedle for gentlemen: with or without board. it* NT FURNISHED ROOMS, rge and well suited for two Gents, or Gent and Wife; $12 per month; Teferences changed. Appiy 1258 Sti st. n.w. 1° OR Ri URNISHED—VERY CHEPRFUL second story front bay window alcove Room; new harming outlook Also other Rooms. Refer- ences, 212 North Capitol st. fe ite OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT AND X back on recond hoor, at 934 E st. n! iit VOR RENT—AT 2120 HW ST. N. W., 3 UNFUR- nished Rooms on second floor and oneon talrd, for houseker pi sme moderate, References’ ex- RGE, chang-i. iter 4 0°10 Fok PENT GEO WiLL RENT Twi tly farnishied second story rooms. References 1459 Pierce Place. iw IN A SMALL FAMILY A WOMAN to do general housework; must stay at nicht; r erences required. Apply 106 F st. n. €. ‘91% NEW YORK AVENUE, VERY desirable south front Roonis, nicely farnistied, with Board. ite ANTED—A_ SUCCESSFUL CANVASSE: ng man preferred) to kell and engage others Bible” in Washington and vicinity, ‘More than 400 engravings. One agent has sold atown of 674; one 73 ina village of 794; one new agent has sold on an average more than ten boo day for four successive weeks. A rare chance for an enterprising man who wishes to build up a business and is willing to work for i CARSRLL & CO, (Limited). 622 Broadway, to sell “The Chil 0 salary man wi ANTED—A STEADY WHITE GIRL, Cook and do general housework ina small fam- ‘Must be competent and bri e others need apply. Inquire ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, City or Country, to receive light, easy work home all the year round. ROcauvaing. J. FOWLER & CO., ANTED-LADIFS BY CRESCENT ART CO. to take light, pleasant employment at their own. by mall any distance’: $6 to $10 per week can be made; no photo painting; no canvassing. For fnll information please ‘address’ at once CR! CENT ART CO., Revere, Mass. ANTED— LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN or country, to take nice I guletly made: stam, reply. Phila, Pa, Box 1603 WANTED—MISCELLANEOU: it and pleasant ‘a day easily and ork sent by mail: No canvassing; MFG CO., Philadel- OR RENT—1105 F ST. N.W.—A NICELY FUR- i nished ‘Single Room, with all modern improve. ments, Rent $ 1t¢ OR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED Rooms for gentlemen, at $08 Lith st. n.w. Apply reference. amhaee (NOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, nicely furnished; second floor; southern exposure; ‘also one hail Room. 705 H st. n.w. mhzs-3t* Foe, BENE EWo UNFURNISHED “Roosts, heat and gas: bath on same floor; terms moderate, Apply at 1321 Riggs st. mabze-31* FR RENT-3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ON fits floor, in a house with all the modern ee ments; rent, $8.60. 1462 T st. n.w. OR RENT—PARLOR AND ONE CHAMBER, en suite, 2d story, nicest Rooms for stmmer in the city. 459 C st. nw. mbzs-$t* {JOR RENT—624 I STREET N.W., IN SMALL family of adults, a pleasant furnished front Koom, gn second floor, wita heat, gas and bath; §20 to quiet party. G3 OR RENT-ROOMS WITH BOARD, CORNER of 11th st. and Massachusetts ave. n.w.: references exchanged: terms moderate. 1016, oorner 11th st. and Massachusetts ave. n.w. mh3e-8t* Fok RENT ONE LARGE FRONT BOOM. SEC wit ond story; handsomely furnished; $12 ‘month, with gas andheat; one €10 and one 60. Wiad fin st nw. mh283t* OR RENT—1341 15TH ST. NW. A FINE large second-story front Room, furnished; rent tow; private family. mbes ‘ANTED—HORSES, CARTS AND HARNESS, imust be sound an tar office, stating price and ere they can be ROR BENT FURNISHED AND UNFURNISH ed Rooms: large parlor, suitable for office; one square from Interior department, 609 Hat n.W. mi * ANTED—PARTNER IN ELECTRIC BATH | Address 8th and D. n. w. {OR RENT—FURNISHED, TWO COMMUNI- cating Rooms, second fidor, at low price: choloe boarding house, 1129 17th at. mh28-3t* Brick 930 F st. nw. 11 rooms. § 6 rooms. $15. ALK 08 FOX, 820 Fs nw. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY SPEAKING | House. inetadine p: Street, between sth anc square from Rink: wil! reat for one year « ‘ AU per month: a reduction for, the summer monte no and bedding, O16 Fr Arlington Hotel, 18 rs... 5 Towa Circle, 1444 N st. nw. 14 rs, part South side N. be 118, furnished 1 LOLT W st, nw. Br. Toums; ail modern im} rovem: POR BEST 08, BAL 1617 and 1619 1311: furnace: choice A. L. BARBER & CO., Le Droit Building. sine rooms; bath and tw JAS ROBBINS, | Fe. SALE-VERY Be a number of well-located Punished Houses Gall'at office for ‘Weekly. Bulletin, tenied every Sat- | Landlords can have t | lacing Uiem in our hut BH. WARNE 9 urday afternoon. 2NT- $83.3, > brick dweiling: all’ modern improven ished In intest sivle; 1704 1h st. - K, 2219 D st. nw. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, 1821 F st. bw. ARENT HOUSE 81 n rooms, modern improvements, ply to Ax A. WILSON, corner sth = month. A) stand Louisiana i RENTOFOUR ROOM BRICK HOUSES is. nw. Water in houses and yard. pet month. Apply to A.S. PRATT & SO} | tng at $20. OR RENT-FROM APRIL 1ST, 885, with all modern’ improvements rinanent tenant. F, 630 Louisiana st. ne; 9 rooms, and siabié; low to mh243m_ 8 H.WAL RK RENT—ONE TWOSTORY BRICK with 8 rooms, bath room and modern i ments. The rooins are fresco-painted, between F and G. The chariots runnin, Inquire 403 7th st. OR RENT-THE STO: looking the entire city, now bel ved modern style; le lawns; gus and water. after "April 10th. perm! RKER & TOWNSEN’ OR RENT—FIRST(LASS HOUSES, ‘without furnitur JOR SAT “| RS ig to the house. 24% remodeled after lelightfully cool in Well suited for [00 to 6300 per Sth st SHED HOUSE, HOUSE ON ‘on south side of N, between 14th and 15th «ts. n. w., 11 rooms: finely ahd completely furnished, except aliverware: for a term of six months or longer if Je rent, $125 in advance, to responsible aris "a a OR RENT FURNISHED ‘aaa An elegant Residence, near Dupont circle, in com- convenience and stable, the icer. THOS. J. FISHER & ©O., 1324 F st. bw. OR RENT—A NEW HOUSE OF 11 ROOMS, ‘all modern conveniences and plete order, with ev property of a naval o! 616 18that,, 12r$66.66. Betst 13 reese oe (£334 sts.12re.m_i.35.00 N & 29 sts.10r8.m.1..35.00 3042 Dunb/n av..r-40. 2127 L st. 7 r. 20155 st.st’re, Sr. 2400 H at.6 r., new.16. 1516 20th st., 6r. 6r. mb21__ WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Penn. R RENT-THAT VALUABLE BUSINESS ty, 617, on 7th st. n.w., opposite Gen the rear, with or without the house. formation apply to W. E. EDMONSTON, IN VIRGINIA high, band not over G yeate ol, week aie and not over & years old, wel ur 1150, upended, with good ‘ue action: sound safe jc iu d6uble or’ single purchaser by addressing D. B. 7h G00D PATE PLATFORM SCALES, ve tong capacity, address J. Y., Star office ANTED—TO BORROW $100 TO $250 FOR A few months, on $3,000 worth of personal erty; good reference secure government position. Addreks ven; bY & pei \—FORUASH—ONBORTWO VACANT ry gents square foot: no Address, stating size, GOLD, Star office. _mh2 Beas EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND mit emea_ and women. Spring and sum 1 usiness se, COR. Lipo arog ts Rrra rani cee atl tengusse stenography, 4 3 ly lon: a pS mica ee, ergy tee, i day, $20; night, 614 Fi might, Lat) 20; mi ¥,one mont 'Y, 97; wi n Rapid writing, only 12 lesgona, ‘gf gt send fbr Circulars, HEN 1. SPEN ineipal; SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal, mba! Was: Was: Wan: GRANULATED SUGAR, 8 Ibs for 60 cents cen io LBS. LIGHT BROW’, 50 cents mnog * Iie PuNiSy EVANER AVE N ooT’s . OPENING IN LACES auD FINE MILLINERY. THERE 18 NO LINES OF GOODS WHICH OF- FER 90 MANY NOVELTIES AS LACES, THEY ENTERING LARGELY IN ALL TRIMMINGS THISSEASON, THE LATEST PRENCH NOVEL- ‘TIES IN LACESFOR HATS, BONNETS AND COS- TUMES, INTHE FOLLOWING COMBINATIONS: GOLD, SILVER STEEL, TINSEL, IN LACES AND CANVaS, BEING AMONG THE MANY 4RTI- CLES TO BE USED IN COLORS, La BAYEAUX AND GOLD BEIGE, FACILLE AND THE FAMOUS TINTS IN THE STRAW SHADES, BEADED NETS AND LACES WILL BE VERY FASHIONA- BLE. THEY COME IN BLACK AND GOLD MIXED AND SILVER CHANTILLY LACES ANDNETS. EMBROID: NETS AND LACES, SUITABLE FOROVER-1 AND THE NEW STYLESIN BLACK La/es, .00 NUMEROUS TO MENTION, WILL BY MUCH USED—IN FACT, ‘THI® PROMISES TO BY! A LAGE SEASON, NOOT’S, 415 THIRTLENTH STREET wwh27 ‘Two Doors Above Penneyivania ave. @.T, Kees, 436 Oru wreEeT. Menkes vate a haar i Oe, ene ty Baieoe gee ‘1924 and 1916 Peunsyivanisava, J, W.SELBY. ANTED 10 RENT A HOUSE WITH X tore table @ grocery and provision, wit! IY an establistied bust- Fee ne WO NICELY FURNIBHED ‘Rooms on first or second floor. in a modern house, hear two lines of cars; board if desired. 1203S8st nw. mb27-3t* FRE RENT 1280 12TH STN. W.—TWO UN. ished communicating Rooms on the 2d floor; bath on same floor; heat and gas. mh27-21" POR FENT THE PLEASANT PARLORS OF 424 Sth st u.w.; the terms mod ‘with all modern improvements; the location and de- sirable. T-Ste IR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED us for housekeeping, at 413 Sthst. n.w.; no children wanted, mh27-3t* RENT—920 K 8ST. N.W., FURNIBHED FR 8, double and single, $5 to au Bera tails eae SESE OS 2 SLO) we Be IB OR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms atsummer price. 1019 Connecticut ave. mh27-3t* ‘ANTED-PUPILS STENOGRAPHY BY ‘an experienced shot hand writer. Terms, $2.60 Cuil after 4 o'clock p.m., or RE- 636 Mass ave. nw. ANTED-4 ONE OB TWOHORSE TREAD ; Must bein good order and ‘apply at 434 Pst. n.w, J. HOL- mh26-3t* 01 ‘ANTED—GOOD PRICES PAID FOR RARE United States or foreign stam; ice. Address L. ADLER, Jr. FOR, BENT-PARTING NOT INQUIEITIVE CAN he se has modern conveniences and ‘Uonveniant to rest and Belt Line cars. Address G. W. ia meat OR RENT_—1115 I ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY furnished front rooms; southern exposure: with Doard; house faces reservation; terms reasonable. mh? OR RENT— Ii K 8T.N. W,, COMMU. Pistedteg font Roars, on second ee oF unfurnished); southern exposure; fine location: Table Board. m0 or large ler’s Lathe Tita se epee, ‘ANTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT if Fibre e: ‘Palm Leaf Fibre exp! a worth could be ressly for bed- ire recommends. demand: os Eris aes ire Hair and Wool ite uartors Manufe: Mattteaass Gesctiption, 937 7th wt, cor. W ches,guns,pistols,jewelry; A) Foi Tien Wee dl — STEAM CA VGteRerhis ti ah iTED-FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES, FOR having Turaoute the cheapest piace toss Peers EVERY LADY TO BE HER OWN by learning cutting and fitting Pon eh cet edan esmnremne and ‘use, tdsetiwitteatlat We f.G Pyand 6th st. nw. rt NE lee ROCK of OR RENT—1823 M ST. —’ AG) with excellent Table ‘ost ited area ex i front Room for rent. References required. OR RENT_ WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, ae Daa Fe =a ts Roomson second mb eB See ee eer iag ge Fosiuraisued ‘WO LARGE — ONE ae unfurnish pt eat, light and bath 1802 Gch et. mwe’” Mande St FoR ZENT SAT, 430,30 ST, N, win ee all well heated: Tent moderate. mh13-3w' POR, RENT-LARGE SQUARE ROOM. HEAT and gas, fourth floor, 915 Est aw. mb25-lm R RENT—AT 027 I STREET N. W.,A NICE FE = m25-6t Fo RENT—AT THE LEXINGTON, 15TH ST. and ¥e ed Feel Sete SAO oat Pura Fe RENT—S16 15tu 8ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY Furnished Suites ‘Apartments, with with< OR RENT-TWO PLEASANT, WELL FUR- Hipinel Beam ri tt fone ob pe Bony pe Ae ar ave. Cal ‘OR RENT~HANDSOMELY ° vate mh10-2we Eiao eee otal; herdice pase the deor. mb17- Frxfous, wit Board wena New ‘York a m) FOR_RENT—STORES. tenant mh26-6t FoR eSgFoes jo er ews coo peer ew Eis gicig, bag benson os corner of Sk a a RENT-IN ANACOSTIA, ONE 8 ROOM House, nearly one acre of ground; Fruit trees; {irge lot; variety of Fruit; Sta- wear. Hotes. $12.50 Apply to H.A. GRISWOLD, Anacostia,D.C. 7 RENT—HOUSE 1628 11 ST. N.W ful pressed brick Dwelling: with all modern improvements, for rent from rmonth Apply toJNO. A. PRES- OR SALE—TEN ‘4 | ah, at 0.1 Brick. 716 Teh ry mhasare AOR SAL N stn & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsyivani raw nrnace and @ll mar Snow prioe, $F me av haw wy it at & BARGAL on Ist st «¢. near B st. Yevestament. Price $4,000, = x11 feet F st. now na ave, nw TOR SALE—POR $1,.700-TWOSTOR Brick House: six rooms gas and water; ulcely lo- cated noriawest and paving 12 per ceaton invest- ment, W. E BURYORD, Houses, dest Houses $1500 te terest’ of purel Tesidenc ARETS to Inspect. DOR SALT—TARE SCHAPPEITS, 1002 $y st aw ROR SALE-NEW AND HANDSOME LITTLE room Brick: range, latrobe, mn he be __rauEing in price, R, 1419 New York ave, taken at areal Capitol sts JOR SALF—ONE OF THE HAN Property 1106 F st, adjoining 8. a JLOK SALE-AW0 TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSES ou K St., at a race that will poy mh27-3t OR SALE throestary B 1619 Le 2h tn rear 5.0K) 2126, 2125, 2130 45,000 3. m27 THOS. E WAGGA! y S-ROOM BIRIC oars mith water, mentig fir Sid" per CHEAP-3 NE Fees ‘ive $1.100 each. 315, 31" PARKER, 44 and Es. w OR SALE—CHEAP—@12 G &.W. 25 by 125:1.650. T-room brick “i. between th and 10th, with bay window aud mod. imps: §2,800. D | Good business eo ig und Maine ave. 5. w., tent ou. 2 uew brick houses on 3d'n.w.; reutat $16 esc. Price $! Sener POR BALE-SEVERAL SMALL Houses POR ‘ * city. O27 Pmt exchange in dif m ingtou; CLASS. VOR SALE-VER ly new @room 3 story brick St; $4,500. Will be sold on easy terms. PARKE @ TOW: SD, 1415 Fst. uw, R SALE-HOU 9 twoto te SEND. 141s F st JOOR SALE-VERY DESTRABLE RESIDENCE on 10th st., near R: new and ail modern ents. SWORMSTEDT & BRAD! mb24-6t JPR SALE-NEAT TWOSTORY PRICK: 81K ‘e200 ah bot pele vow M st., nen lst 2.000, SMM) cash, and balance on easy N WILSON! 1000 Fat aw room: terms, WALK! ER & An elegant House. racing Dupont circle, splen- aidiy ‘adapted for recelvi mh19-10t Real Estate and Insu: JOR SALE A beautifol corner Honse, near circle, i mod. Imps. which We aFe authorloed te ofler at HUFTY & mb10-10t Real Estate and Tnsurance, 13th; & reduced price. Oth: 84,000 for the 4. OF BL, ~ Good Rusiness Corner, i 2 xvod Business Houses. on diy a $3.500. om Frame on Bat. “Groom Honse, corner Sth, Ob —FRAME HOUSE ON 230 8T. Jot_20x 100: price, £1,900. “RRICK HOUSE; EIGHT cp annrovement X, 1907 Peonsyivatin aves mah oR SALE-VERY DPSTRARLE A ew brick Residence, doihle, front ) Containing 14 rooms } Snish and is pe farniiure will voure if desind. ALBERT F. POX, muitable for reside: ALBERT F. POX, 920 Fok Ae 2h Bi pnoreery t. lot 22 alley; iuprowed ass parpeses, prise, $4 ON lira st, iB DUSInes “OF wppll bea Fst. now SOR SALE—1 HAVE SEVERAL NEW SOOM ovate d. good vermis, $5,500, and sw. and ge. © which ft work My stock of choice ¢ eligibly Jocaed building lots ts com: plete A call at my office will convince any “HOUEES. 1000 a 4% st. nnd 364 K stew. Inentreat LEON city for the money, at wah buyer can mudke tt Jocated medivn sine $6,000 10 B50, SALE—A CORNER PROPERTY NEAR ton Sqrare.” (Greene statue), lot 53x60, 7 wewith over, lange brick stable, de, only 8% Suitable for @ butoher ar gain. MM. ROMRER & ©0., DSOMEST NEW Resideuces th the northwest section of the city, y low price, WM. P, YO! DFSTRA BT B Moses H. WARNER, 4M. WARNER, 9.1731.1138,1185 L116 8th stn OS Sch st. 1.w. 085.400 $0) th st. now 981K. Lav. m.Usrs.5.200 38th stn. we, OU ot B.A, SOK ABOO IN ALL PARTS OF THE thousand dollars. PARKER 2D 18thand Pnw. taining ® rooms, all heated by furnac’ mb123m brick fronts, brown stone trimmt forches. cherry wood mantels w handsome tile facings and hearths, oj every room, furnace, gas fixtnres Yon. For further LDSCH MI beautiful Houses, thoroughiy built, con- mod. imps, fheing HUFTY @ mh19-10t Real Estate and Insurance, 19) >< RDSIDENCE OF Titi “ADMIRAL SCOTT."2028 G street Apply CHAS. EARLY. 2 16th st, up malbs. ‘OR SALE-2 ELBGANT NEW HOUSER, pe ee 15th st. nw; the houses are bul't in the most substantial manner, we, eeeere ts bronze, and the inside Buish is of Californ! polished: plumbing firet-ciass; honses rin BUSINESS _CHAN' < Ret, n.15th,11rs, £81 se. hear 10th si. 1808 H ee ld Bessesesessse: : seekeenzee 3335: La av. n.w.,5r.15.00 AN, 10th and F sts. now. EW HOUsES— i 1B RENT OR SALE—N OR RENT — BRICK HOUSE, TEN modogn improvements: 1347 U'st uw. cabimamieas (OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘st, n’r 20th I (st bet 10 and 1113 ASHINGTON — A ma, MBSE ISOS nice 3009 yee ‘A 2.0.15 | 1514 30th st.n.w.171 Fe ee ply ming Totnet A COMPLETR —— established line of re every. particular Jtto” Gas Engine,Cottrell me by nedium and one : “od Press and Fo end ater, one large miter ine, © of Type, with Cases and Stands: of Flectrotype Plates, &c. Also, The office is one of the best in For sale, cash or exchange, or on t POR SALE—A JOB PRES wisues to engage in other business, Fst. nw. A FIVEYEARS reat, weaned on well pe ® be offi ‘a Bending Sheree line with seca ‘WM. C. COD! muscee __—_—_— nan wee ema Tnguiee Ot Fee SALE-STORE AND GOOD W location;good reasons given for selling, Fat nw. WARD Estimates given. OR HIRE—A FINE 8A. and with casy guilt, during A, terms easy and references 6th st. pw. other business. nw. INGINE FOR SALE, ‘Three horse power Horizontal Ls A Inch ‘stroke’ geod ‘as mew to be Immediate purchaser. Apply at ge Bigg gy ne dain Sete and ing Goods in Store 408. counts con the | aie ee: soft t O8 AMENTAL IKON WORKS, Manager, #30 F st_nw. low as 50 cents # foot Iron Work made Bay “an FR SALF_CIGAR STORE AND POOL ROO! joing @ z00d — SRT eto zt ee ; RABE ANGE POR PARTIES WITH Call or address 421 Oth st. nw. Lied 25-40 Axsignee of H. Hollander,