Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1885, Page 4

— THE EVENING le ak % ' STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., ES MAY 20, 1885-DOUBLE SHEET Dt ani _ = “s = THE EVENING STAR. HM ane uM wae ERE xy x em |P'e A BFE A atts ray Ls WANTED—HELP. WANTED--ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. __FOR_SALE—HOUSES. _ * —- SS = 1 MMMM MMMM EO NN pep AA RRR AA "ss, 0 OF Taro ee = Se = 5-71) = WASHINGTON TEC Tent bol aca ce ae Sabha Ge Bie cee | W ALS Rated pots aa EQARE | FOR ST APN Fun2tt. asco guinsimsies rene ‘ . KEE N} very guitable ftldren, posure. with board: private family preferred; or | 1017 M st.n.w,10r.$50.00 21 N. 619 Let n F.BAMWD, ‘tn. panini wss8./t MM MMM at s'’ — wel Come with beet of refencnes. For patios. | would poker eae d house for summer, Ad: | 1420 284, Sd’ O*S5-00 $20 BA Iso0 | 2128. KB.000, 1921 It st. nwa 7 Jars or A. B. SPINNER, M. D. dress Mrs. A. P., Star office. + | S24 Buen svn. ‘2022 Oth st. 183, 1135 | Be Defrecs st. nw ogee </P> A Hos A HG 2 STRDA_ WOO RELA ee He ibaa a oe Hats sense = = a = po oA OE G AA Hl ¥® HAVE YOU BOUGHT A PARASOL yet? =| = D-A LE COLORED I i 5. sh BW The Evening Star has a regular, permai pou, AA ERE 6 co 2A HORSE Gir! to do cham work in private fam ___FOR_RENT—ROOMS. __ 481 Oot alley: ae 100 343 itd aawaloo an aces eet eae Se rteseRE Petsson es orricrs =.) menprdeemesacred ——— andson nis mis, on : aratom of y 00 sag that of any ether dally paper published tn IN IP YOU HAVEN'T, WE WANT TO SEE YOU. [STANT WAITER, AISO A | jjoors, by the Lest of June: 1348 Lat corner Late 5 a8 Pot, ae ee eee | ORS ke Sat Ae sak a clio fer ualienlh teamed ee oak comet te eet ot Se HOR 58, II FFE RRR Y. make nerssif usehil Anply at a6 Oh ae ee aes | iw eat! Gunton bine : my0 : ecther dally papers here added together. _ Hi o% = i ED et and WE CAN INTEREST YOU ON THE PARASOL Wane ent Apiy ot 43 AS aS Fe ENT PLRASANT COMMUNICATING ee Sane oom Fs Pry ae a pans an lee 5 oa 4 bi it At*__| first-class table board. 1g Books. For fail list call at omew for ba Fy ater r We be The election of Gen. Logan to the Senate is i i oo? Sesh H Eee ROR OF ANTED A Oot Gil, GO -cox | = LES Bests Anse 28 | FOES, Hort ce fa Stn bah BEAN ue. Baturally the cause of exuberant joy to the re- : Se ee SAND |W ans do general houseweek ore aaty of Gen | QE RENT OAT Rooms, seed floor newly pe: | _™920 THOS. E.WAGGAMAN., | fe publicans. This result was not unexpected after AND fee AD 96 Apply, with reference, at 315 Ist st. sc. 1i* | pered, modern improvemenis; also, veranda, for $8; OR REN’ a $ Pie as ma. the return ofa republican from the 39th sena- cco tL 00, ¥, ¥ ERE sfSy PRICES TO DO IT WITH, R THE NEXT WANTED SIEADY, eaVORK FURNISHED TO sonenrent we carvan ee Gan’ be bough ape tf torial state district in place of Shaw, the demo- E Vy Ee Ss, vie es Hee os GES fas | Thaneslayrat Sat Fae meee ay, aia OR RENT “ATS STREET S hee, O04 FAT ee erat who died, but stil! there were twoor three Vy & FEW POS THIN = Ley She x Feasonabl : Bigg ANTED-TWELVE SEWING GIRLS 4 RENT-LARGE NEATLY FURN republicans in the legislature who could not be ecaee (Were Apny toes, ECE Sung 1 Front Room; only $10 per month; at 409 I st. n. depended on and so there was a sufficient ele- aa LIVELY IN THIS LINE. IN ORDER To DO 80 | conn. ave. n. Ww. myzoste | w. = My1O3e ment of doubt to cause anxiety to the Logan ANTED—A GOOD BARBER, INQUIRE AT | ]\OR RENT—619 HST. N.W, BETWEEN OTH men. The contest has been one of the most} A YU UY co THT H 00, EN | WE HAVE MADE A GENERAL MARK DOWN, W. 737 8th st. se. my20-31 and 7th ste. large nicely furnikhes tous Hooes.en aus tiegecaepmneron aA f U 6G T HOO RN ANTED-A LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE A | Sch floor, sullable fur two! gentlemen: lio, ar~ 5; y.lmmprovemen prolonged in the history of senatorial elections,} AA U U © T HOO NNN aan Ke ee Lethe nished Room on third Goor, with or without board. Orie wate oth pete having been commenced on the 4th of January | A&A vow og 2 Cs z Bt : | AND ARE PREPARED TO OFFER THE BEST ‘oman as cook and laundress to go to the ouun- | "NTL Eee! & WILCOX,’ us last and continuing for four months and fifteen days. During the most of this time Gen. Logan has been on tbe ground himself and personally superintended the movements of his support- ers. The capturing of the 39th distriet was ac- complished by an adroit maneuver in bringing out the full republican vote without exciting the suspicion of the over confident democrats that they were making any effort for success, For this result, which was the turning point in the contest, the democrats have only them- selves to blame. Gen. Logan has well earned his suecess by the indomitable courage and tenacity with which he has conducted the fight, and his re-election must give him peculiar satis- faction after the defeat in the presidential cam- paign last fall. Many demoerats are disposed to place the responsibility of their defeat upon Mr. Morrison for remaining in the field so 1 fier he must Pave been satisfied that he could not be elected. They blame him also for his trequent visits to this city to seek aid from the administration in the way of federal appointments, and assert that this course operated against both him and the party. Not a few attribute their lack of success to the refusal of the President to remove republican officials in Illinois and substitute democrats skilled in wire pulling. The Presi- dent, however, could not have interfered in the fight without a violation of the pledges he had made hetore is election, and his course is com- mended by the better class of democrats. The election of Gen. Logan now gives forty one republicans in the United States Senate with thirty-four democrats and one vacane; Next month aSenator will be elected in New Hampshire to succeed Mr, Blair, who was ap- pointed at the special session to fill a vacancy. Last winter the Oregon legislature failed toelect @ Senator, but an extra session will probably be convened next fall and a republican successor to Mr, Slater may reasonably be expected. The republican majority in the Senate will then be eight, and the party may look to the retention of the control of that body during Mr. Cleve- land's entire presidential term. The only pos- sible way for the demoerats to overcome this majority is for them to capture five states now republican in 1887 and to also retain a demo- erat from Nevada, the legislature of which is now republican. They may secure democratic Senators from Virginia, but it is hardly likely that they can be successful in four northern states. > It is desirable that the city should have the Most extensive facilities for the immediate treatment of injuries and sudden sicknesses, and those who are interested in the establish- ment of an East Washington dispensary and emergency hospital are to be commended for their zeal. The thought arises, however, if it would not be better to have one well supplied institution than two which would be struggling for existence. The Central Dispensary has been in operation for many years. At first it was maintained entirely by private contributions, but latterly it has managed to secure a portion of the appropriation annually made by Con- gress for the assistance of charitable institutions in the District. Even with this aid and the generous contributions of benevolently dis- Posed citizens, the revenue of the Central Dis- pensary is hardly sufficient to meet all the demands made upon it, and the question nat- | 97 PA- AVE. urally arises whether those who have inter- ested themselves in the East Washington project would not be doing a greater service to the community if they should direct their efforts to the enlargement of the field of useful- ness of the Emergency Hospital already estab- lished, and which has already performed such excellent service. SS — Aman was arrested in New York Thursday evening for selling to arich retired butcher for $4,700 a brick of brass, under the pretence that it was 9 bar of gold worth $15,000, which hhad been stolen from the United States mails in New Mexico. In strict justice the victim in this game is the one who ought to have been arrested, even if the perpetrator of the swindle went free. The former was guilty of crime in purchasing what he knew or believed to be stolen property, and he should be allowed not only to lose his money, but be severely pun- ished into the bargain. If there were fewer re- ceivers of stolen goods there would be far less stealing than there is now. They are in fact generally the direct instigators of burglary and sneak thievery. Commissiof@r Edmonds is reported in a Washington journal as having expressed the opinion that the principal cause of the increase of crime among minors was the practice of di missing unruly boys from the public sehools. thinks the policy wrong, and advocates the retention of such pupils, by compulsion, if ne- ce: Teachers can enforce discipline more eflectually than the parents of such pupils are often dispesed to do. M monds believes that one or two special schools might be put in charge of some competent teacher with grext advantage to the moral welfare of those for Whora ordinary disciplinary measures will not suftice.— Bo: a Advertiser. In other cities there are “Truant Schools,” so called, for the benefit of unruly pupils who fail to attend or failto behave In the other public Schools, where the discipline is more rigorous and is specially adapted to such eases, nae ‘The fate of Prof. Odlum should be a warning to experts in every braneh of athletics against attempting feats of fool-hardy rashness. His skill as a sw! valuable lives, and be had earned the gratitude of those whom he had reseued and their friends, He had thus been of service to humanity. In the leap from which he met his death’ there Was nothing to be gained commensurate with the risk incurred. The height was considerably greater than be had before attempted, and the current of air stronger than he could have en- countered elsewhere, making the attempt al- Most suicidally hazardous. here, where Prof Odlum had lived so long, and where his good qualities were so generally Known, his fate is muchdeplored. It is painful to think that a life capable of much usefulness ‘was lost in such a foolhardy manner. $< «<< Every now and then come announcements of boiler explosions resulting in more or less loss of life and property, the causes of which are said to be unexplainable. The latest is that of one in Georgia, where two persons were killed, Others injured, and considerable damage was done to property. It is stated that the boiler had been recently inspected and pronounced perfect, but was evidently defective. In most explosions of this kind the cause may be traced to some defect in the boiler which should have been detected by the inspector, and if indict- ments should be found against inspectors for their careless or incompetent work their would be fewer disasters. England and Russia just now are acting like the two boys who were going to fight but didn’t. One went off and kicked a hole through a board fence while the other thrashed his little brother. England is getting up a tremendous naval demonstration in Bantry Bay, while | Russia is massing troops at Krasnoesclo tor stupendous military maneuvers, a With the resignation of Major Burke of diree- tor general of the New Orleans exposition the bottom of the enterprise seems to have dropped out. Major Burke has been indefatigable in his eiforts for the success of the affair, and besides impairing his health is said to have incurred personal liabilities amounting to $150,000, SEE The seventeen year jocusts are billed to ad- Vanee like a traveling show. They are adver- amer had enabled him tosave | — tised to appear in a Pennsylvania town on the 24th Instant, and the farmers are in great trepi- ation in consequence. ‘The Baltimore Sun has Just reached its forty- ninth birth-day, and like THe Stax, finds itself in a position of increased prosperity with each added year. Ocr-poon Srorrs LAWS TENNIS, LAWN POOL. CROQUET. ARCHERY. ENCHANTMENT. 4 fall supply, at low prices, to be found at Wal. BALLANTYNE @ son's, ap2T 428 7th street. ‘Having made large purchases last week at the large auction sale of Hosiery and Gloves, through Wilmer- ding, Hoguet & Co., auctioncers, of New York, we shall place on sale to-day the following Excellent Bargains: 50 Doz. Ladies’ Fine Unbleached Balbriggan Hose, double heels and toes, full regular made, only le. 5 Puir for $1, USUALLY SOLD AT 25c. PER PAIR 50 Doz. Ladies’ Fine Unbleached Balbriggan Double Drop-stiteh Hose, ful! rezular made, extra good omy 25e. Per Pair, USUALLY SOLD AT 33c. PER PAIR, 50 Doz. Ladies’ Extra Fine Pencil Striped Hose, ex- cellent value, 3 Pair for $1, USUALLY SOLD AT 37%. PER PAIR. 50 Dozen Children’s Extra Fine Striped Drop-titch Hose, best value yet offered, only 25c Per Pair, USUALLY SOLD AT 874c. PER HAIR. SPECIAL! 50 Doz. Ladies’ Extra Fine Sitk Hose, in black and navy blue: splendid quality, only 75¢. Per Pair, USUALLY SOLD AT $1 PER PAIR. GLOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES!!! Ladies’ 4 Button Length Black All-Silk Jersey Gloves, only 3734c. Per Pair, USUALLY SOLD AT 50c PER PAIR. Ladies’ 8 Button Length Black Jersey Silk Gloves, excellent quality, only 62%, per pair, USUALLY SOLD AT 75c. PER PAIR. Ladies’ 10 Button Length Black Jersey Silk Gloves, fine soft quality, only 758. Per Pair, USUALLY SOLD AT $1 PER PAIR. Ladies’ § Button Lengths Colored Jersey Silk Gloves, in Black and all the new shades of tan, only 75c. Per Pair, SOLD HERETOFORE AT 87yc. PER PAIR. As an additional attraction we shall mark down two of our best lines of Gloves, as follow: For commencements and special summer evening occasions, Ladies’ 20 Button Length Extra Fine Jer- sey Silk Gloves, in Cream, Pink, Light Blue and ivory White, all sizes, REDUCED FROM $2.50 TO $1.50 PER PAIR FOR THIS SALE, . Ladies’ 20 Button Lengths Black Jersey Silk Gloves, extra fine quality of pure silk, REDUCED FROM $2.50 TO $2.00 PER PAIR FOR THIS SALE. ‘We request your special examination of these “Auc- tion Bargains,” being new, fresh and desirable goods, ‘St lower prices than heretofore. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, my20 912 DST. Crormsc For Wanx WEATHER, BLUE SERGE SUITS IN SACK OR CUT- AWAY COATS. BLACK SERGE SUITS. FINE BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. LIGHT WEIGHT CASSIMERE SUITS IN PLAIN, MIXTURE OR FANCY PLAIDS FOR MEN'S WEAR FOR BOYS AND SMALL BOYS WE SHOW SEVERAL NEW LINES OF LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS IN DARK AND LIGHT COLORS. WE ARE MAKING TO ORDER BLUE, BLACK OR BKOWN SERGE SUITS, VERY LIGHT AND DRESSY, AT $25, $28 AND $30—-IMPORTED Goobs, EW. LINES OF NORFOLK JACKETS, WITH OR WITHOUT PANTS TO MATCH. E. B. BARNUM & OO, my20 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Now Reavy- PICKINGS FROM PUCK, Sxconp Cxop, A Choice Collection of Preeminently Perfect Pieces and Pictures from Puck, YOU DONT SUCCEED, TRY, Agi.” Is & good old fashioned moud we should heed: but by supplying your wants he stores of J. W. SELBY, you sueceed at once ‘and patrons, and 3 at calling you will be made perfectly happy ill the rest of your life, for you will tind the place to buy. JW. SELBY, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania aye. SILVERBERG'S: Embroidered Picture Frame. Bird C Hoo! it Basket, Celluivid Dress vi ong ys Comb fine “Kubber Dress- n brush, Ivory Napkin Ring, en Knife x > Sh Lunch ‘Basket, one piece: 25 ya Wire Picture Corl, 2 Wire) acelx, Cap mud Saucer Easel, Brouzed Wood Fasel, Pla jae Easel, Scrap Book, Rouqitet Hoider, Checker’ Boatd, Hox of Checkers: large Jap. Folding Fan, two extra large and tine Palm Fan», 3 Malm Leaf Fans, oe package of good Playing bh, Gent's Pocket Companion, ‘Child's Knife aud Fork, box of Fruit "Plate, box best «lected Bird. g. Japanese Scroll, Base Hall and Bat, 1 or Rattle. Toy Whip or Cane, excellent screw, Painted Table Mat, ine Rubber Iound lo-oie Richter Harnobie.. Toy Wateh and Wo Stereoscople V: fi ¥ Painted Mug. Doll, Kolled &e,, &e. Any of aliove a: nd Fork, Seed, Schoo! Rubber Pi i GG. cco = Lunch Baskets, all styles: Work Bask Baskets, Shaw! Straps, Shaving Mugs, Cy ‘ ets, Flower ‘acket Knives, Razor Straps, and Saucers, Fine Vases, Pocket mpass. Pocket Tape Measure, Plated Collaping Cup, memeinors, Nickel Hand ell, ubber Eye asses or Spectact at me tel » love! tisqiie Figure, lare Thermomever. beautiful Gilt aud Elgh Cabinet Frame, Fans of severa: new. d Flug Pocketbook, Card Case, Bill Book, large School Bag Bide Bracket, Corner bracket, Towet Rack, spied Mat, Hair Brosh, Clothes Brush, Velvet nisi Broom. Fine Linen Playing Cards, Fishing Hod and. ine, Feather puster, Sliver ie Napkin Ring. sil- Yer Thimble, Large Wax or Patent Doll, Toy W ny Base Ball and Bat, 8x10 Picture Frame, Bangle Urace: lets, Rolled Gold Piae Sleeve Buttons, led Gold Prale Pins Sewrt Pigs Gi, ec Besides hundreds of other articles, all at 25c. each and all excellent value. SILVERBERG'S, 812 7th street and 318 Sth st nw. my18 Svuxwer Ovesrxo, MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1900 F Sreuxr Nontuwner, FRENCH BONN/ TS AND ROUND HATS Algo, a selection of SHADE Hs for the Seashore aid Mountains myl6é Suomr Orvexixa. MME. J. P. PALMER, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, win on WEDNESDAY, May BUPSHEE Soot e te ad $A, ede ae for Summer wear. No myls pre- try with her about the Ist of June; white woma: pied good recommendations ed. Apply. (OR RENT—NICE COOL ROOMS ON PARLOR | VOR RENT—Two N nS CORNER LOWER THAN ANY 1921 N st. nw, some a my2odu and third floor, furnished or unfurnished, at sum Sar ee ye ae EaSeerafeom bran STYLES ATPRICES HOUSE ‘AW TED_TMAMRD LATELY AGSISTA mer rates, at 1444 N st.u.w. Board and caterer con- . venlent. my1s-1m_ OR RENT—AT W711 13TH ST., NEAR RB ST. ' three delightful Rooms for summér; “unfurnished: ‘keeper, strictly era, IN THE COUNTRY, REARDS boo and bos Watnaes ee YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT DOR SAL rooms With all modern jinp O00 O st. 1.W VT ANTED-A Wuire 2 Le ee ‘LLwts | sponsible t Fre = - on okAW WwW 10 years old, ava nurseqd 10 do chaniverwork, eae es ae one 2 en m2to 4 Rave pavers bi ant Ober ee” Gana ae st references r¢ 2 "M202 —80G 12 5 . 2 n F mt AAT ANTER ae a a BY Unfurnished Communicating” Rooms on becond {ike Face cov Ste0u WALKER @ wilege W idttna nw oan fs ay : aw : a E ASE OR REN L STREET, ede {ROOM BRICK: ALL MOD SATIN COACHERS, 4a all colors, regularly sold at N ous Hoy, 1 RORaa uabiel ocae rn oh anie oe onto Sd BISHER & Co. aK WALKED Sf WILSON Tone tae 91.95, REDUCED TO 980, w., between Lat and Mussachusecte ave, -myie-ore ” | pale; bath room onsame floor. Om line of ears and may hier ED—A WHITE GIRL, GERMAN PRE Te 25 0 ST ROOM BY MODERN ed, to cook and assist In general house work. | FOR, RF Pith Cmcne squares ast oof Capitol FINE COACHERS, in all shades, 61.25. 8 OU st RIO Ge | ell eee ae oe Bau i 'a WILMON, 1008 te at J ANTED— WOMAN ‘TO GARE FOR CHIL- aren and do Chamberwork in country during summer months. Must be stronc, experienced, co At and able to earn good wages. Address Hox wi 'TED—WHITE AND COLORE Cooks. $10 to $20; chambermaids, eral worke si". COOMBS, seen from ‘AR. iz ; also other Rooms BEBE URGE E ADA UE at G2: Rorth and south exposure: modern conveniences Summer rates. At 1112 H st, n.w N | PQOR RENT—-1114 MST. LARGE, COOL, hares, get handsomely Furnished Rooms, second story back Tap and Kitchen girly, men cooks. | aud front.third story back; very large closets, bath ,&c. Employment Bureau, 9: &e. Terms moderate for summer, Keferences.m14-lw€ T—AT 930 NEW YORK AVE., PLEAS- ne. wom FANCY-CHECK COACHERS, 12-+ib, paragon frame, in three different shades, $2.25. sist eight rooms; $18. F ten roams; $14. AL. : o Bié BS) ™M nents and stab) H. WALKER, 4 my20-Im 1s Apply at Central Na at 1U13 M st, a! Pr, SAMUNI Vv ANTED—AN TS 3 shed looms ou second floor, en eee Aes ed,, BOCK (or six xEWw BLACK SATIN, with colored linings, trimmed with seerenee apni a in a private: Boarders also accommodated. 1m: rooms, with all modern improvem small Brick Hous-s. on 2v:n ot Will be sale in ‘4 : a W.,, SEVERAL ALI. | 1000030 nw. | ata figure tomace th mat god Inve Spanish Lace, $2.84, d aD 4 aOR Gy ey Fooms: a Fe. Ri 21 . mnt SWORMST x aE wrait on invalid from exposure: at summer rates. @ nice oftice, wi Brick: with all trod By en Bo. ply at Dr, SCHOENECKER'S oflice, OF seithout thrnita myoi Sa ala aici i ge MK SALEOONE OF THE Most Msi and i WL FURNISHE D : 2 and 1 sts. 5. 10 Toum Trick Houses on Vast (apited alot BROCADE SILK PARASOLS, in Beautiful Styles, Sn NOR Ri W., FURNISHED AND | _™y10-3t* Pe and sts siv, | BY new Re Tee are is oa) tte ee ioe {{ unfurnished Rooms: gas mys3m_ | [sor RE iu SOG. AE. 3S. 908 sae ime quality 7 . y NT TW 0 0 Furnished for the summer and fall, a new and de- % to sell on entirely, new tine of gods NEN Naan eine sirable corner House near Dupont circle. For partica- | FOR nooma can be made, small capital reqilred, 1 Tlall Room, sinsle or lars and terms that: thas) rondy stump, MANUFACTURER, box. 7 forpiehed at ‘Apply to THOS. J. FIs & 06 for occupancy Jan ee POLKA-DOT SATIN, with Bamboo sticks, RE x SOR (ONELY Fusions | ee 1 SEND, 1s Fst ES AND YOUNG G | 7 ANDSOMEL 2 a] wROR > PDE k DUCED FROM $4.50 to 93.98 @liy oF country (distance no obj | W°iooms arbi7 vermont aver opposite Avington | VOR RENTOVERY, DISIRABL | t the a is sometD ig) ieee bhi! 606 F st. SWOKMSTEDT & BRAD. * new and casily Téa salary. We have large | pon ep my loot 6 Fat orders and take ail youcan make, No canvassing or aH — 5 BLACK AND WHITE CHECK PARASOIS, eu: | peding: no glass painting. Particuurs free. 1 | 2, Parle Bedrooms second ocr. hankomely | 0R RENT: it- ROOM nglund ‘Trading Co., Boston, Mass, mys-im* rooms. ¢ delightful; ears and herdics pass the tirely new and very stylish, $4.50. ry low for summer. 20-1m* A MAN OMAN’ PN T 1405 HOST., BEAUTIFUL — v in the United States. $1. moples tree. | Jf Suites and single Rooms, Very’ desirable loca 8 per month, salary or commission, Send stamp ‘ap22-lm* AUL TABEL, Chicago. Il. ap25-1m Se See s885 0 URN Pcarhuselin aves inte, bandaourly ernie U URN = sachusetts a ce, huudsomely Ww Bi Rooms, with Bourd. "Northern, southern and eastern fb u g x aes} ANTED SITUATIONS. _ Relerences exchanged. Table Buard. | >. ‘ss8 “UU ON NN ANTED—A SIT AS A LADY'S MAID + F 4 to apa sap Can do ell nds of oe A Vv Address A. B,, Star office, stating when an¢ rt om, With small one connecting; large U UMA MMEBR RRR ERED + call. ‘ ae to for engraving or artist studio, Inquire of U UMMM MBEB RRR ER f ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIR » 1219 Pennsy! apé-2m U te MMB BR REL ‘Situation as Ladysinaid or Governess to 01 = = UU MM MBBBR REERLLLL two children. Can speak English. Addvess ‘Star off ny] 9- 5. a "T—FURD WITH PRI a first-class, ob » Bla ie atl 3 rience in farming and coaching. Address caterer in the building. myls-3t* Eras. H. SMITH, Uni 2 ANTE] TT > W assist iu Chambherwork, for_a young Girl of 14, in_@ Catholic family. Address Box 68, Star office. my19-3t [7 ANTED-SITUATION, BY COLORED MAN Ma. FOR RENT—OFFICES. 22-IN. TWILLED SILK, NATURAL STICK, $150. Foe, RENT ond and third 150% ‘i 1330 19th street, 13r-100 Grant Place, fur., Sr. ‘Thoraas Cir., 10r., fur-100 House, 1 yank . New si Ss; modern jear Pennsylvania aye. east: >WORMS nd furnwces: pian tins to A. A. WILSUN. Firshwn's Insurance rer 7th st. and Louisiana ave. 1.0 sat awe ror sate, BUSINESS PROPET 1 Dweitinig, th Ine locauien 4 OR RENT—BY R LAN. K Wy of 83 HOLTZM IC xt. 41 Corner Ste and Qsis, nw, fi 4H per eon t inte JOUN A. PIS OTT, 116 Fst, nw. LiKe KK SALE-OR EXCHANGE, k Vi, ave., 1dr... 125 ristn, La quare- of F and M1, and emsy terms JNO. F MAN, S06 F st. . 2} as first-class Cook in private fumil, agents. are ¢ oe = ~ z ™ 26-IN. PARAGON FRAME, REDUCED TO $1.98. | g, 3 1413 i HE ST N COLUM R SAL » peaks Feench, German, Englisb and K Weofter fi > - 1 is ravi = bia Heights has been thoroughly remodele offer for sale the following property, belougig ference, | No ‘objection'to leaving the ES Aerts Wis to the esttte of the late Jamies \ Dave 141s Fst. hee Fivestory mar nt building, known as 621 _— NTE! OSITION AS DRAFTS: = ee = nsylvanla ave, and being part of the Metropolitar ‘@ patent attorney firm, one with plenty of work Gi ae 5 BE OFINELY FURNISHED), | Hotel i ESM RAPHE gles Mere te uta tet | Fon ppoace the te fa HANMRISON 17 Se ee PPP A L A IT 88g ence {n patent business; references furnished. Address beat hae we _ ber kA ERA OH Sg. ee BUSINESS CHANCE a ee teas Seer oon Ba immnedistely op AKA OE. aoa Tt gS J ANTED_PLACES BUSINESS CHANCES. Se ee For further informa Bggt maatresses, ~ — Beate - am. 3 : ES ORs rmalds, men cooks, waliers, Ww: 7 A PARTNER. EITHER LADY OR [St2-W = ap25-1m oo vy ¥ L ences. S. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 926 F « in, With from $1,000 to $2,000, to assist OR RENT-ROV — 1 = gS 4 Poo? st. 0. myl6-dr* | in pushing an established business that will pay ubout rooms; large side HOUSES. 1000 aud 1603 Eee 8 8 Se AA & —= = = | $10,000 per, sear over expenses, Need not interfere | rent $75 per month. Apply to a Crema aaa hb other business. Address ner 7th st. dL jana Ave. DW EE Soo ¥ £4 tun 7 WANTED--HOUSES. anes BBN. Star cece, | SENS ene Loniaiane ac6. hes _—__ ev =; REFINED WIDOW LADY VR _SALE—OUTFIT FOR SMALL 8-PAGE ng twelve Tooms, bath-rooms, parities, ANTED—A REFINED WIDOW LADY soniplete 63 o igrelbone cestode 5 J . Would take charge of & furnished, Bouse duro dN, Complete except press and composing | etc. 1201 G st. corner Vermont ave.; possession — = 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. re Rae ENOTES ar a turnished house during | stands. A bargain for a compositor who will: work | given linmediately: keve at corner 14th A RQUARE OF afterhours. Address OUTFI(, Star office. my19-2m ME ONE WITH ONE THOU- cash, to engage in the stove and with a burd-working mechanic, ears experience In both branches, 452D its myleut WANTED BY RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN. wife and daughter, completely furnished house in northwest, 7 to 9 room: ‘n iinprovements, from myl9 Pl who has twenty’ ys at JH. Aibe St. ana Hhode Island ave. ANTON HET IR. 315 Ct. ne. TMULLER, nS, 3 on eae east, 8.500 foet, at 10, per f y 1610 19th nw. - " June Ist 10 October or November. Hestof care. | Mod- | } abs si - th & gre KER & Coxprexiey Tx Moasvracrcre. ert veut wil eave Ample security aud Plumber by trade. “Address PLUMBEIE, Star office, 203 14 Bi 1 D, 1418 F at = visa xeference Mt requ Addrens, at once,“ > 7 TES GIVE . PL co WORK. | 2 13_V st.n.w.,6r_.. FOR SAL . HIGHT DESIR To illustrate this, take the seemingly simple article | P. 0. Lock Box 218. n EEUDIATES GIVEN FOR PLUMBING WORK; | { waar Y bie Lots, sracut prices, on long tine of Leggins, which I manufacture. ANTED-A FURNISHED COUNTRY REST J HEMINGONAN Plumber, | 3 and ‘choice locations. PARKER € TOWNSEND, Or te be roe fe nate antian this article 18 | «go sfetropolitan tallroad., ‘Terms niu ne rossonabie | _ 2P21-1m Sieg Lith st. n.we. | 1 Warner, ypoR Banat: not to be procured ready-made In a suitable condition, | 15% good tenant, Address 1120 Yih stn, Ww, Wash: Fe SALE—FOR CASH ONLY, THE 630 3 Park PL. i taining 100 nq. feet, eter 2 Iam obliged to have it made specially at Woodbury. | fasten: Je and Retail Wine and Liquor Store, 17: 4 fenton Place, Sr. ‘ ANTED—YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN BU: W iiess'and wite, without children, desire care of furnished house for summer, Address Box 116, star Oo! ‘Then ft goes to Philadelphia to be dyed, after which it is sent to Boston for Mac Intoshing, that is to have a double fabric united by India rubber; to be returned to y1Wunia a1 OHN T. MITCHELL, Dealer in'Real Estate, Call at office for Weckly Bulletin, issued every 20 on New ‘Hampshire uve. PARKER SEND, 1418 F st. NE BUILDING LOT 4: _ ‘sat feet deep, on Yt st. u. R st. . x Yy ic, 1100 Pennsylvania ave. y ek Land have their he ad- | will b e e Washington, ‘Then itis cat into suitable snapes and’ | Office. my 191% Notary Publ urday afternoon. Landlordg can have t uses: willbe sold at a reasonable price. Ingulre A. DIT mivoutothe maven cuecney process is te putia AWW ANTED_BY A RESPONSIBLE TADY AND | uc Tisch ior sale Pome nectar in all parts of vertised freelty plecbe Shan Hine Bante TRICH, 724 7th my Tate tae eveiets, and thess|coms ture New York. Thdn || U Manriig tha gumcect oeet at weleresce eae | ee asates wettle, Go| Ser ee rs 2uth st. ue. f mines 4 . EN NISHE! ‘and 20ih st another machine sets the eyelet hooks, which come | Div at Mrs. If BRASELMAN'S Stamping Dopet, O18 = = 1025 Conn, ave...$250) 1802 M st. B ¥ desirable building lots. "Address from Providence, and are doubly secured by burrs | Pst n.w. _eyisstt | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | LC, LOOMIS, Montello’ Box; or inquire “on. the that have to be picked up anywhere. Another ma- | ~y-aNTEDITO PUR TIASE FOR CASH RICK Se at premises. apl-wite tan chine clinches the buckle fustener. ‘The buckles come house of 8 to 10. rooms, modern improvements, | S IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD., 3OR SAT TS, 150 evi from England and the fasteners from New York, | in good condition, between $d and 2ist, C and M sts: | €)4E near Forrest Glen Station $3,500 ‘of Boundary st hand . front Then I have tosend to Randolph, Masa, for the lncen, | Chie, /oration Sd lowest price. Address 5. ville, Ma. large brick Rouse Seance ‘$5.50, wih be grided and elacwaie iastie fase Pe which complete themanutacture.. ‘There remains yet, CNTEDCA RESPONSTILET GENTLE 45 acres neat Benning's Station, 10 To nie a “A chance to invest IM" property rapidly rising in He so te neceeary markings. ; Bisel dics sixiny, ‘and his wife, old residents, with best of refer- tee = the sizes on the straps, and another stead die indicates “Patent March 31, 1885.” Now, if we could trace the various processes in- volved in the manufacture of the various articles men- acres, 7 miles from Washington, all kinds of farining utensils, carriage, wagons, harness, 2 horses, cow, helfer and 2 sows. $3,500 jog acres 4 miles from city:a “house which, cost 00 en-es, desire the ¢ ire of a house for the si dress CARLFCL, Star office. W Woman, BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE ue charge of « House during the sum- 00 Uoned going to make CE ee ate ase Leseln, mer. or a plice as housekeeper. Best of reference | | 42 acres, 11 room house % of a mile from Laurel, wane tr iL aces oe ee ‘dostgn ts_per: furnished. Address Box 42, Star office. my18-3t* Here fect, tnd wll adapted to seers the object desired TANTED-A MIDDLE AGED LADY, WIT0 | ,arqheres. {room house. 4 ml ooo They are designed for Bicyclists, Sportamen, Field \ has a resy table white servant, ould take ‘S acres, 8 room house on Geo ofa Engineers and Tourists. Price $2. i charge of a farnished house for the use of'asmall part | mite from Windham Station, 1500 nun i ye Of it. _Addross “"Responsible,” Star office. my 168 2 pbG acres, cajoining District line, honse and barn, NG, = = —— —— | 2,600 “trees. 7,00 myl9 aoseventastnver, | WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | , Sac thet 2 eee snag Bao = = = TTEPRAGE ¢ mille from College Station, on Balt. Pier a ot Pl Toe 18 Bite ee ee ‘ing, Organ and Piao ab ‘pie All of these furms have the ust reaidence,twenty-five cents per lesson. Address | “ter, &c: | Apply at office, 60% BUCKEY & MARBURY, arenidence cwenty-B as naw Corner High and Bridge sts., Georgetown, D/C. my19-6t Kst.n'rConn. ave.$333 #25 Farragu Nest, n'r Vt. ave Mst.nrThomascircie 150 Ist, bet. lsth & 19th...00 my13-10t FURNISHED. WM. LINKDS: Tagut sq. WISHES A FEW « Boarders for the summer ut “Waverl in two miles of station on the 5. V. Ralir bout baif hour's run to the Luruy Cav {unmentand accommodations exceptionally coud and luding safe driving horses, good rods, For Tull and accurate details Apply at #340 st. now, my 20 WO OR THREE MARRIED COUPLES CA PINDLE Sst, bet. 1vthe 13th ...60 1437 Penn. ave. a RORGETOWN | 'T (ger arst-ctass Board and Hooms for Simmer’ penn PE mee miles from city, Address Box 153, Star office. m303¢ iS rth st we FIRST-CLASS BOARDERS DESIRED IN #5 the mountains of Pleasant Vailey, Md. (near Har- = SS = ou | JWOR, RENT-OR SALE, IN GATTHERSECRG, ANTED-THE USE OF A PHAETON OR F a Cottage, with six rooms, plenty of shade, fruit, val lady, Address, with’ description and terms, 11, | @urden and: outbuildings; five minutes! walk’ trom yal lads, : myzvaie | Ward's crossing. G. HIN » Galthersbung, Sexr-Axsvar Reovcross, a » — ——— | per’s Ferry). All necessary cony near by, OR RENT NEW SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE g tries supplied buuutifuily. | Tern, 86 er gas, water, rai be; 14th and Boundary i . CLARK, K eset, Wis oes Bnd intone =o CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington RK RENT OR 16 N 12 rooms x A past > EAR THE SUGARLOAPF ANTED—LADIES TO KNOW PROF. NG- aN’ nN every improvement; 1614 19th st. new; perfect | § uitain, a ville ‘Station; DRESS GOODS, AT MARKED-DOWN PRICES. | alent" intent Mae gcalety Koma NeN Leek, me | Knew Mouse; gig miley trom fui cy: gp meres, | Cousiruclon, plan and Anish: for sale or Tent Tow | net ee in Lito eo Mh aan, as DRESS GOODS, AT MARKED-DOWN PRICES, || great, inventor aud teacher of Freueh dress cutting, | iarge barn, hay, @¢ bee. T. LUCKETK Tot Fst It st., oF on premises. re-im | plenty: Food water. ‘Address No. TALBOTT, Talo 8CES REAL INDIA SILKS,REDUCED FROM | theasure’ without ¢ Witk or Telling, te siving jouse. Harnesville, myiv-im= $1.50 TO 81. lessons at 418 at. 1. We, cay, and event: AND BOARD NEAT CHEC Laudles’ Suits cut, basted and draped. | Fine Sults made £ FROM $1. See FLEE WIDE, SEDUCED!) tr order: so relting (api coming tack te tron: = ‘Tailor-made patterns cut to order and warranted to fit, from: te lutest imported dealens. “Every indy her own = . Don fhe ummber, Au Agen fortnc city ws dts | Patte Cottage; eleven rooms, outside kitchen aud “ity wanted. my15-4t* ene en rata eee nye | large grounds: opposite principal hoveL, Apply WB NER WITH 9500 | 9, Star office. myZ0-GEF ess; profit over $100 per month. a On oda 75 PIECES REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS, FINE QUALITY, REDUCED TO 12%. 100 PIRCES CHOICE STYLES IN FIGURED BATISTE. MFORT- ES CHOICE STYLES OF FRENCH SAT- Address, with full uae and residence, to J. HENRY | 7rORSALE-7-ROOM HOUSE, IN GOOD CONDI- KING, 3512 L at. now, my leat tion stable, orchard and 11 “acres price $1,600. TOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABLE Also for rent ‘Farm-house, orchard and garden, 15 ‘ANTED—NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING ry residence, ty dally. 10c, round trip, Address HIGHLAND, Stuur offic « my RE} 1614 21st. st.141 19th st.Ldr.m13 Vt. av. i3r. Pst. 13) SU |OMAS J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F street northwest. GUMMEK BOARDERS Ta $9 mont, one of the mot beaut! “KG 0 = a 5 Uons of Virginia. Dancing pavilion, boat-riding and BLACK GOODS. y; ey Miles from city. 0. E. HUN, Vienna, Fairfax Co., —— - . 2 Rei ks. 7 e other amusements. For rien: addr Db. 4. ELEGANT STUCK oF siz onENaprves. | Waodiater Rerun mneytvanta ave. nw, | Va my18-3t* MONEY TO LOAN. TAVENNEM Pollomont, Louton te, Vena ists BLACK GROS GRAIN SURAHS AND MERVEIL- st., Corner 5th St. 8.e. my16-lm* OR SALE—A COTTAGE AND 62 ACRES, AT } - a 5 A. > CaN 7 = Sea Fe ‘ id ya BBke SAS BE MAD aT MISS M.A. Tay EO Rw aE VABIUEN, ED-DR. LEONARDS MAGNETIC AP. | A Clendale, B and P. allroad: good water, frult, | G.40,000 LORS, Purcesivilie, Loyaoun county. Va., five BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. liancesItheumatian, Neuraigla, Paralysis, In. | bath, Latte soves, Ge, For price, &c, appv tol | Banloos MONEY TO Loan, minutes’ walk from station, W. & O. RC: pl SDUCEMENTS IN PARASOLS AND | somnlu,Dyspe nervous troublesquickly relieved | W- BROWN, Glendule, Ma oe S000 See ee eae ae BRELLAS, by, our copmnined Bigetrioand, Maguetle treainent; | Fon NENT—AT WASHINGTON GROVE—-a| }809 vay) a iii, AGOUMMGnAtE A FEW PERSONS W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, etic hatr and flesh brushes; pure, pristiesiall | F'fatyo, yactiy turmiahed Cottage, with, conveniences ee 2s |W ‘dor’ the commas attends ‘eaea: dean 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Keinds magnetic garments: consultation free; parlors | io, hhouekeeping. Apply to 101, Corcoran ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AND | country residence: communication daily with, Wash: ONE PRICE. “4 myles yas ae ditig. iny 168+ other security. “Cash tn hand, Nodelay,, | Metin. by mail and steamers Apply to Mh. Male = = SB NS, OL tomorn, King George co.. Va myls-2w" = =p OR SALE—A CHOICE SMALL FARM, BEAUTI- 4-6 ._ {2 a —a EDIUM AND SUMMER MERINO sHIRTs | WY 4NTED: Screens made and put Fits heated! Sig rattes contact neh tee arcs | 22 seater ANTED—A FEW BOARDERS, WITT AND DRAWERS, and Window Berens mse tH HAb, CP | city; Si acres How six -room cutiage and barns location 83.000, $2,000, $1,600, mile of Siver mprings. Terus moders BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, PEyo-2we T2O0st new, | for health unsurps Terms tay. HA. PHLLe | POS¢OOQ, onsporovied nea eaate dress Mrs. CP. CAEL, rightwood. Dt PLAIN AND PANCY COTTON HALF HOSE, vie LIPS, 1428 New York ave. my12-1m TYLER & RUTHERFORD, N HAV Waste. KNOW THAT MOODY'S NEW At Popular, Prices ‘Tatlor System is the latest improvement in OR RENT—A WELL-FINISHED HOTEL. IN mylé-lw* 1226 Fat. nw. Summer Home at Chestnut Cot S.TEEL, if have no equal. It is Gib Poakyn avenve | Drew Cutting. Itis known to hav eq taught at 1257 Pennsylvania ave. nw. my14-3m "ANTED—SEUCOND-HAND CLOTHING, WAT- ches,guns,pistols, jewelry. Also, furniture, stoves, &c.,&c.,bought. Best cash price paid. SUUueE: nheimer, For7 ‘Note by mail promptly attend 14-1m# thriving town of western Maryland, on the B .@ 0. railroad, three hours from Washington, near erkeley Springs; transient business; popular lace for summer visitors: Sy care fine ishing and hunting, Dr. J. P. BROIDRICK, Jamaica Plain, Mass, mys-2we my18 A Corker ‘ONEY TO WA (oliateral Security, such as Notes, secured by Chattel Mortgage. Drawback Certificates, well-en- dorsed Notes or any PHILLIPS, 1428 New uit and shade, Address Mrs. E. M. Rockville, Ma. mny1s,20,238 GIDER DOARDING, CONTE ‘ » es ey Tites ite, | SOB. end U. B. R.: handsome brick mansion, recent LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR of trust, City Bonds, Railroad Stock’ and Bonds, ‘The past Week's business has been thegreatest The S| 2D—T Xx OF 60 CIGARS. Misfit Store has ever had. Why ts it that the people | WV that tox crates ee. Fok Stk A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF sibat box of 26 cigars for 40c, All former 1Gc. about 170 acres, eligibly situated in Montgomery i Tor lessthan the value of Wed real estate, secur tereat no delay. PATE! apid-2m 2 by ch J . airy ToomS, ONEY NOW IN HAND TO LOAN ON Ap- | dail J at lowest rate of in- | 04 & TOWNSEND, SELECT BOARDING HOUSE, N: PORTRESS 1415 F st. nw. Monroe, Va. ‘Terms from $1 10 $1.50 per day. 2 y, Md. Will be continue to so thoroughly appreciate this great bar- | brands ettes now 100, 20 cigarettes Se., at | county, Me it in resort? The answer is, simply: SICl Bi 1011 Pennsylvania ave. m ee oe iP D. LAIRD, Auomer ANTED—ELEOTRIC HAIR RESTORER, THE Wonder of the age, will produce a suit of hair 8 GOOD GOODS WELL BOUGHT, ACERTAIN LOW ACRES IN D. C, FOUR MILES FROM _F. LARA! tress Monroe, Va. ri Fine fuciiities for bathing, boating and fishing. 10,000, ¢5,000," $2,000, #° =a oR CE! 2 RAN- after 25, f bald Calle 1323 Fat, nw. for | dO city, by B. £0. KN and good pike ail Wee | to loan o& Real Haters ————EE Tee an LURE oe fall particulars. Consultation free. J. D. O'Donnell, provemeis for a country place, ciifor haces GEO, | “apd HU MME BOARDERS, IN A PLEA: druggist, corner Virginia ave, and i0th stew. “f | EMICHELL, Room No. 7, building. GHEY OLOAn oi = sant, healthy Jocality, three salle tum islue have been bali for 10 years, After using haifa bottle | my142awime E Ridze Moumains, ‘Terms moderate. Address Mra aT Hale Bales = = ity of the AU per cent interest: facilities |}. J. PENDLETON, Gaylord ¥. O., Clarke county, of Dr. Semsmicg’ rer my halris coming in 6 i ies | ay! & count 1 fhick and fast.” “Many other Washington testimonials | ¢ OUNTRY FARMS FOR SALE-SIXTY ACRES, ent unequalled: ery moderate. G. | Va. myliiwe pp Dato ectecenl Psi one Rien Benen Test Anyi? | ring svell of wetert Thodees out orevem wiles | Bullding Ass'n Tool cor Hh and Koen. Parone | GUNMER BOARDE RIGHT WOOD 25 A Good Blue Flannel Suit, Indigo dye, G. A.B. | OBE > m city on Toad; small casi t cal = = = ton, Mt tan Branch B. gd 0.1. R., six style, $7.50; worth $12, ANTED-LAD) 18 "TO ERS TS pounds | 32 time Apply or addres GEORGE MITCHELL, | MONEY 70 Loan, Op Real Mstate Security, — | Siem: forinone inthe dengrtinenins nechlate, taken, “es lesex Flannel Suit, $10; sold elsewhere for ALS ie Jrcooe 25 4 rae vicox Roc: 7, Least, Balding, coast 7th sina Fas, At Lowest Rates of inbepest S HOLTZMAN, Apply at Cottage Market, 818 ldthet. nw. my16-2 Ws A 4 a A splendid line of Cassimere Suits, from $6 to gis, | SPeclic Se oe 70 st Ee arta | JOR SALE—A_¥INE cr or awaete|_© Corner 10th and F streets northwest, JOR, INFORMATION CONCERNING ACCOM. FULLY 83 PER CENT BELOW VALUE, of Washington, that | have opened. dressmaking eight acres.of Tand near extension of Masscha- MORex, 70 Loan seca) adem hes GORE, os, nnd will gusrantee perfect At and siytiah cut | Set A¥e., sults fine Dwelllug Mouse, eajoiuteg bald Valley Home, via Winchester, Va, Fine Diagonal Prince Albert Sults at $15,worth $25. . rat slew = ep and ove Nate PERLIE, prope Hi a Pure Worsted, 4-Button Cutaway Suits, at $10, W BOSE EEA eee Pd EES nina ES 3 ANT SUMMER BOARD AT “CAM. ton,” pear Colonial Beach, Va; healthy aud: worth $16. apé-was-Sm FED 15 BW ae aTIVOR ETS. | Scomction Rucmen, sostemete, Mrs. Rd R SALE—A DELIG! RESIDENCE IN v. Nt Wi Zo ity So 8, wi evans | WY RSE IE, URE, RRA ANE | FUR SALE A BPSGROUL Rem BY avacnaaay Topas on coon neat mr | SSSI ba Ut et Oe, Net oe Electro-Bal Institute, 1007 F st. nw., are | provements lot 160x220; ‘ood | No.delay whon seeuriy 0. CG! . Room | Ss raip — SUMMER BOARDERS — LARG Seermucker Coats and Vestsat $2.50, worth $4, Spelt every day rors Sam to Sim, for ladle’ dnd | And coal house, 2.0 sundance a with | 1, Firenen's building, oor. 6th st. and la ave. "ja28 Po gi LB. 3 ‘Office Coats from. ‘Up. ntlemen. Baperate Ladies are under | good hee . 2 aoe |: free stone LOAN drives; situated ‘in the Aegan oes EEN ates ane | corte ne Be ie peer prepreg | BF alt ats tance x SyTN Odd Pants, iamense variety/at §1.25 and upwards, | 2? SREEDORYINO Se aT oe eat Soke Broker, 04 F ooms 6 and Wash: é 1437 Peansyi UMMER BOARDERS (AT BKOOKS. TEN FOR BOYS FROM 40 12 YEARS. Wed Buarantocy accuracy, FO SALE-YADUABLE HOURS AND 10 months t A splendid line of Gallor Suits from $1,50 up. fat “Cat yaa ek ao Rees canes Iooated, me A Full line of Jackets and Pants from $2.60 up. ‘ANTER—HO} TO KEEP, KEEPING | {A RION DI eRtioraey-at Lae, e FOR BOYS FROM 12 TO 18 YEARS, satoroncge ig $3 mye A Complete line of Stylish Suits, good material and ‘workmanship, from $4.50 up. A Base Ball and Bat given withevery Boy's Suit at THE MIBFIT BTORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS fe ‘ne mistake, and come to the corner. ce en wal b.. PILES MUHLEMAN CU! oe ee En a tt KY rad cyeutae Geren