Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON bona fide dailv circulation more than treble that ef any ether daily paper published ia Washington, and equal te that of all the ether daily papers here added together. The battle in the Senate opened sharply yes- terday with two democratic challenges, one the ainority report of the judictary committee and other a message from the President defin- ing his position. The latter document is un- usual in matter and manner. Senator Ed- munds went so far as to compare it to the arbi- trary communications of King Charles, the first, to bis parliament. Evidently. it will, for the time being at least, banish all hope and thought of compromise. Its first fruit, indeed, ‘was the prompt rejection of Pillsbury and Chase for offensive democratic partisanship. And other rejections may be expected to follow. The President writes with euergy and feeling. He more than intimates that the Senate, in its call for Information, is seeking to discredit his professions of reform by making it appear that his practice has violated the principles he laid down at the outset of his administration. He makes the issue a personal one, and puts his case at once before the people in a plain, blunt Way that will gain it universal attention. The Key-note in his message fs the broad statement towards the close: “I am not responsible to the Senate, and I am unwilling to submit my actions and official conduct to them for judg- ment.” This is a declaration of independence which will be very unpalatable to the republi- can majority. Asif to anticipate a charge of executive ag- grandizement of power, Mr. Cleveland lays special stress on his record in making official changes. Every pledge, he says, by which he placed a limitation on his own exercise ofexecu- tive power has been faithfully redeemed, and he concludes his message by a declaration that neither discontent in his own party nor the allurements or threats of his political oppo- nents shall turn bim from the course he has Jaid down to follow. The Senate was not prepared to discuss this Serious communication In off-hand style, and 80, after atew remarks by Mr. Edmunds, the ‘chamber went into executive session. It is ex- pected that today the debate will formally vegin, and the prospects are that it will develop sousiderable heat and bitterness. The repub- Ueans have the advantage in numbers and in ‘speakers; the democrats have behind them the amoral support om one side of the democratic House and on the other a democratic adminis- tration. eo — The admission by Commissioner Webb that in selecting the notoriety-seeking crank, J. M. (Gregory, for “advisory” school trustee, he was not aware that Gregory had attempted, throngh the courts, tw force mixed schools on the District, shows forcibly what we have already urged,—the utter inability of the Commissioners, burdened as they are with other duties, to assume the active manage- ment of the Public Schools. It was due to the intelligence and energetic action of the school board, the Commissioners are now seeking to abolisb, that Gregory's mischievous attempt to break down the admirable school system of the District, in favor of mixed schools, was frus- trated. With an advisory school board made UP of open advocates of mixed schools like Gregory and Dr. Purvis, and with Commissioner Edmonds favoring mixed schools, it's alarm- ingly possible that a similar attempt might suc- ceed. — ‘The anti-Mormon bill introduced by Repre- ‘eentative Woodburn, of Nevada, is a more Grastic measure than anything yet proposed by Senator Edmunds, in that it treats the Mor- mon church as essentially polygamous, and on ‘that account as an unlawful society. Under this theory, which is the underlying principle of what is Known as the Idaho law, a man can- uot bea good Mormon without either being a polygamist himself or aiding and abetting polygamy In others. Hence the law takes cog- nizance not of the offense of plural marriages Simply, but of the society which sanctions and Shelters this illegal practice. It has been ¢laimed that such a law invades the constitu- tional guaranty of freedom of religious belief. Bat on two occasions the courts have sustained ‘the Idaho statute. It may easily be seen toat a religious belief ™may bring its holder into conflict with the state. If, for instance, a sect arose that believed in human sacrifice or hui javery it might be necessary to proceed not simply against the ‘Actual priests of sacrifice or the slave traders and amasters, but against the religious faith which developed such enormities. og ‘The latest freak of fashion is amateur prize fights. The young bloods in New York amuse themselves and their lady friends by fisticutts in club rooms, and now we have a thrilling ac- count of a sparring mateh at Boston between representatives of the Institute of Technology the Harvard Athletic Association and the Young Men’s Christian Association. The match ‘Was done up in the best form. The entries were duly divided, under the rules of the ring, into feather-weight, light-weight and middie-weight classes, and then the champions began to punch one another. The first bout resulted in a vie- tory for Mr. Williams, of the Young Men’ Christian Association, who bit Mr. Grew, of Harvard, “a stinging blow on the cheek which knocked him senseless.” And consequently as Mr. Grew fulled w come to time Mr. Williams did uot tind it necessary, asa modern Young Christian, to smite him on the other cheek. It must be wddea t Mr. Grew was not the only senseless person engaged in this ineident as pugilist or spect ee A very busy and useful lite was led by Mr. Henry Stevens, who died on Sunday in London. ‘The name is # fariliar one to all naval officers, and associaied in their minds with the sweetest Of memories, for it was turough his forwarding agency that these wanderers in foreign waters got their letters trom home. Mr. Stevens was also well known to many American travelers, who found in im a hospitable countryman, ready and willing to assist them In their peeds. Asan authority on books M:. Stevens had few superiors, and his loss will be keenly felt by collectors in both hemispheres. a ‘The Queen paid the United States a marked attention yesterday by inviting the wife of Min- ister Phelps to a private reception at Windsor Castie. This, in court etiquette, raised her to the highest diplomatic rank, a distinction which the representative of this country does not enjoy by the title and office of minister, which is a grade below that of embassador. ‘This act of tine Queen shows her desire to main- tain cordial relations between her empire and the United States. Ibis rather novel doctrine for anybody to tell the uuiversal Yankee nation that it can’t make machinery of any sort, marine engines imcluded. We may be a little erude as yet in art and song and that sort of thing, but it takes some hardihood to decry our mechanical in- genuity and dexterity. ee A company of Brooklyn amateurs are going to give a theatrical performance for the beneft ef abome tor consumptives. Appropriately enough, the play they have selected tor repre- sentation is “The Iron Chey We Have Lerr Is Stock ‘$ Plush bust 34, J "Geb Sacaues, bust 34, 6 and 40, at $20; reduced 2 Brocade Velvet Visite, $12: reduced from 920. 2 Astrukan Jacket, $15; reduced from $25. 1 Plush Visite, trimmed with Bi re kta Ys mi ith Black Marten, $30; ‘2 Plush Newmarkets, $35: reduced from 960, 1 Handsorme Circular, bust 43, lined Squirrel Hacks, $55; worth gag” UNA? With all Grey Seulsvin Ulster aud let aud oue Dolman, 56 inches long, 2 Alaska Seal Macq 36 inehies loug. 8150; wore 105, OS Use Measure, 48 ‘Shoulder Capes in Seal, Lyux, Ouer and Beaver. ‘Muff apd Trimmings at very low prices. & H. STINEMETZ & soN, ‘Hatters and Furriers, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue Y Grasoraruzn Crocs, SEVERAL SUPERB SPECIMENS. with Handsome Brass Dials, For Hale by JOHN R HARE, wR vette si, Haitimore, GoARTLEMERT RuCKE THIS MOKSING ee WOROLION WHITE KIDS Price tbe na $e rare ieerkiieg Tae Anvest Or Sprixe. OUR STORY 1S BRIEF TODAY. IT 18 ALL ABOUT Pe . SPRING OVERCOATS FOR GENTLEMEN WITH MEANS AND TASTE, TAVERTON TWILL OVERCOATS, _ SILK LINED, ONLY $30. AS WE DESCEND IN PRICE IT DOES NOT FOLLOW THAT THE QUALITY PARTAKES, BECAUSE WE MAY HAVE ‘ED SOME- THING IN THE WAY OF Ne, AND THEREFORE COST AS WELL, BROAD WALE, WORSTED TWILL j OVERCOATS, _ | SILK FACINGS, | SELL FOR $25 EACH. WHILE SILK FACINGS ADD TO THE COST AS WELL AS TO THE APPEARANCE, IT DOES NOT FOLLOW THAT ONE WILL NOT BE WELL DRESSED WITHOUT. WE PREFER TO BE FRANK, AND SAY THAT SILK WILL NoT WEAR AS WELL AS COTTON AND OTHER MATERIALS. = ONE AT $15 __ STRIKES OUR FANCY. DARK BROWN TWILL CASSIMERE OVERCOAT. SATIN SLEEVE LINING. THE DAY HAS GONE BY WHEN THIN, FLIMSY FABRICS DARE TO BE USED. UN- LESS AN OVERCOAT HAS BODY, IT IS NEVER PRESENTABLE, BECAUSE IT KEEPS NOT SHAPE. SO WHEN YOU BUY NOTICE IF THE MATERIAL SNAPS BETWEEN THE FINGER AND THUMB. WE HAVE TWO SORTS AN- SWERING THIS REQUIREMENT, STILL LOWER IN PRICE: = ONE, BROWN MIXED DOUBLE AND TWIST CASSIMERE OVERCOATS,_ THE OTHER, BROWN MIXED WORSTED TWILL OVERCOATS,_ EACH KIND _ SILK FACED AND SATIN SLEEVE LINED, #15 Fach WE ARE STRONG ON THE FIFTEEN DOL- LAR SORTS, AND WE HAVE SO MANY KINDS THAT WE ARE DISCOURAGED FROM THE AT- TEMPT TO ENUMERATE THEM. MANY GEN- TLEMEN DO NOT LIKE TO SPEND MUCH MONEY IN THE SPRING FOR OVERCOATS, so ; TEN DOLLARS WILL BUY A GOOD ONE: IN PACT, TOO GOOD FOR THE PRICE. OUR ASSORTMENT OF THIS QUALITY IS VERY LARGE-PERHAPS AS MANY AS TWENTY STYLES. WE GO STILL LOWER: et MEN'S OVERCOATS FOR $8 EACH. IN THIS ASSORTMENT ARE MANY THAT HAVE SOLD MUCH HIGHER, ONE OF WHICH ESPECIALLY ENGAGED OUR ATTENTION. IT WAS OF LIGHT GRAY MIXED TWILL CASSI- MERE, SILK PACED, AND WOULD BE CHEAP FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS. OVERCOATS ON THIRD FLOOR, VIA ELE- VATOR, a WE CLOSE THIS EVENING AT SEVEN. SAKS & COMPANY, SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE. Bavws Dry Goons Derarrest Should now be visited in order to acquaint yourselves with all the novelties of the spring season which we are daily receiving. BOUCLE NOVELTIES in all spring shades HOMESPUN SUITINGS in spring shades from 25e. up. NOVELTY ROBE SUITS at lowest prices. 50 Pieces NOVELTY BOUCLE SUITING, w special bargain, at 31c. ‘Many special attractions for those in need of Second Mourning Goods. We have given special attention to their wants. and hope to supply them all from our well selected stock. 50 Pieces COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS at 80c., actual valu ‘SATINS in all shades from 35c. yard up. We show a Special BLACK SILK which we are au- thorized to GUARANTEE THE WEAR OF. We will supply any part. or the entire dress if neces- sary, to any one who shail purchase from this number and the wear of it turn out unsatisfactory. Our price for it's $1.15. See itand buy a silk you can rely upoa. A complete line of Surah Silks at all prices. Weare still headquarters for HOUSEKEEPING Goops. A new feature for this department is the introduc- ton of Hemstitched Sheets and Pillow Slips in both Cotton and Linen. BAUM'S DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, We pride ourselves in carrying the largest stock of Dress Trimmings in the city and as to price, selection, | &c., we think this department will compare favorably with any in the country. Just now our Trimming Department is complete and positively more attrac ive than ever before. EDGINGS. We haveall styles and all colorsin Jet, Rosary and Wood Edgings. Prices from 25c. to $1 a yard. 12 pieces of Edging of fine Black Heads, our own im- Portation, at 25c. and 35c., really worth 3c. and 0c. Rosary Heading at 38c. yard, worth 50c. Colored Beaded Headings (all colors), our own im- Portation, 48 a yard; can't be matched under 60c. Fine Ornament Gimp $1.25 a yard, or Se. an orna- mb2 ine Ornament Gimp $1.75 a yard, or 8c. an orna- ment. Fine Ornament Gimp $2.50 a yard, or 20c. an orna- ment. Fine Ornament Gimp $2.68 a yard, or 20c. an orna- ment. Fine Ornament Glinp $3.00 a yard, or 25c. an orma- ment vit gt: Finer Goods at $4.50, $5, $6, $8, $10 10 $15 a | We cal attenti Gaeg, special jon to our Colored Beaded A new live of Colored Tape Fringes. preter than Chenille: S060 ands Meavioe Se BiB many new patterns in Black or White Beaded lowvat prices in the city.) — OF White |. worth 85. renudine, $3.50 « dul colors, all stytes, ‘rimming -ATHER TRIMMINGS, nee pee attention to our line of light shades ide. « yard. HUSSARS, Husare are very stylish, We were the first to 1 trudlues them in the cng. "We Call Sat ateution to ach, bi all ole With dress ornaments to match, si chs apse shen VERY SPECIAL~ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT. perenne ane colors, Singie oF Split’ at Se an ounce. We juarantee Sra eats QU ZePBYT to be the bent made fall weight ZEPHYR, ALL COLORS, AT 5c, AN 07. AU MES. _m2_ 416 SEVENTH STREET. Hawise Jusr Rervnwzp FROM NEW YORK, Tam prepared to show one of the beet lines’ of Spring snd Summer DRESS GOODS it has ever been my pleasure to do since here in basiness, i all the latest novelties and plain dress effeeta in the maker Just opened, 100 pieces of KOBCHLIN'S PRENCH SATINES, handsome designs, NEW GINGHAMS In Tufted, Stripes, Plaid and Plain—latest out, Also an elegant line of CRINKLEA.and TOILE DU NORDS. 1 am showing many bargains in SPRING DRESS GOODS which cannot be duplicated, and an early in- spection tssolicited. It will pay you to look at my steok before pur- chasing. Bi a ary & L. HEMPSTONR, Grear Bano IN LINEN HUCK TOWELS. WILL OPEN MARCH I, lot Pure Linen Huck Towels, and bine = Dorder, for 8a ber don guarancesd beat quality ~ inen and worth $4 per Belgian Linen Sheetings and, Linens at Special Pull stock Richardson, ‘Sous @ Ovaens rish Linens at lowest possible "Table Damn- Cottons, lowest market price HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY. Cotton. Lisle and Silk, Plain abd Fancy. Black ailk Hosein ail Silk Ribved Hose that do'soteracke AE PLAIN, PLAID, AND STRIPED FLANNELS OPsuperinr qualities for Wrappers. French Pimanele reduced to 0501 ery Beaciet nso BLACK DRESS GOODS In newest and most desirable materials. Sir Kdward Ripley Henriettas made iu Bradford, ‘England, the best and most reliable: we can tecommend them, having sold this make fortweaty-Ave years. Moschowiix. Dress Linings all sizes. One Price, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE —The Best is the Cheapest. M. Suavster & Soxs ‘Have Opened the Largest Stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS ‘They Have Ever Shown, and Offer Attractions in NOVELTIES that cannot be seen elsewhere in Washington. Grea: bargsins In BLACK and COLORED SILKS. MERVEILLEUX. RHADAMES, DUCHESS and FAILLE FRANCAIS, at $1.25 and $1.50. All colors PARIS ROBES IN Black and Colors. 500 Pieces GROSS ROMAN MAROGEAU PRINTED SATINEs. Finest goods made in the world. White Goods and Hiack Goods of every description. Lowest Prices, ‘One Price. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mh? Two Norastz Repvcrioxs. ‘There is evidence of more winter weather in the at- mosphere, in view of which we have concluded to close out at a sacrifice ‘TWO LINES OF WINTER WRAPS, which are certainly worthy your consideration, Lot 982.9 Ladies’ Black “All-wool Stockinet New- Markets, full in back, was one of our best sellers at $12.50." Reduced to close, $9 cach. Lot 4242.—11 Ladies Black All-wool Newmarkets, Bil it naa yatansra chee ke ing, all sizes, was an excellent value = duced Le close to $10 each. At these prices it will pay you to buy, even if not needed until next Fall. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ens Wovrer Hose Reovero. ‘To close out this present stock entirely, we make the following conspicious reductions: Men's Extra-heavy Cotton Ribbed Hose, doubie- soles, white felt, colors light drab, seal, brown, navy Dlue, gray and éardiual, ERE 37ig¢., NOW 25c. PER PAIR. Men's Merino and Woolen Hulf-Hose, iu cardinal, navy, seal gray and drab, all sizes, Excellent value. WERE 50c., NOW 3c. PER PAIR. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. _ Caz: Nor B E bD UPLICATED ‘To more generally introduce Linen as bed wear we have concluded to place on sale the following items in Linen Sheeting, and quote the lowest prices ever named tor such qualities: }0-4 Fine Irish Linew’Sheeting, splendid value.only ber yard. od? 4 Belgian Linen Sheeting, excellent value, only c. Der Yai 10-4 Belgian Linen Sheeting, extra quality, only $1 yard. 10-4 Fine Belgian Linen Sheeting, superior quality, only $1.12) per ard, gan ae Oursales fir Linen Sheeting have increased each ‘succeeding season, which is evidence of their grow- ing popularity and intriasie values WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Srrixc Prant Berroxa We have just opened two thousand dozen of fine White Pearl Buttons, which we purchased under such favorable circumstatices we are enabled to offer them. to our customers at the lowest prices ever named for ‘such qualities, 500 dozen White Pearl Buttons, sizes line 16 to 26, four holes, from 6c. to 50e. per dozen. 50 doz. White Pearl Buttons, line 16 to 32, two holes, from 6c. to 40. per dozen. Bullet Pear! Buttons, with eyes to sew through, 10c. to Svc. per dozen Bullet Pearl Buttons, with shanks, 20c. to 50c. per zen. Ball Pearl Buttons, with pretty steel settings, 25c. ‘and 30c. per dozen. py ll ‘Pongee Pearl Buttons, with steel set! Also, @ lage and varied stock of the Fancy Wood Buttons, in imamense sizes, fur Spring Coats. e7- You can always get a big money’s worth of Bat tons here. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Axentcas Sux Jovnxat Says: “Black Gros Grain Silk is in good request, and prices Dave advanced fully five per cent” is says: “Surahe and Rhadames arein excellent, demand, with an advance In prices of from ten to Afteen per cent. ‘These only confirm our predictions of the past week “that Silks were to be higher.” Aa stated by usin this paper yesterday we shalt not advamee our price wutil the present stuck is entirely Aisposed of, aud new purchases compel us 80 10.do; ‘hence, all judicious buyers can readily’ see the advan: tage to be guined in making thelr selections now, and itwill even pay you to somewhat. anticipate your Wavts and buy for next Fail, us 4 higher price, barring unforeseen citeumstances, is bound to prevail then. “HEADQUARTERS’ FOR AMERICAN SILK FABRICS. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. You Saou Kyow That by virtue of the excellent values contained therein, our Curtain Department bas no small claim upon your attention. We have almed to distribute here the best values within cur establishment, af No lower prices can possibly prevail elsewhere for the be pay Clg SD ‘ou, ly remember with what success we sold Feru Nottingham Lace Curtains last season, tn hand some Brussels effects, with side bord 50 per BRE, We desire to announce that we have been ena- Led to purchase them this season so advantageously thut we shall offer them at the iow price of $3.00 per pair. You canuot secure a better money's worth. We also have 500 pairs Ecru and White Nottingham Lave Curis, aingit aid double Sonor ss eae al at $2.50. "This season's price $2 per palt Cream and Lemon Madras Curtains. sR, light and airy; handsome effects. At present they are in the Jeg fOr spring draping $3.50 to $7 : ‘We control for this market the “Mil lo Curtains,” made from Ecra Congress Cloth, embroidered in tinsel and silk. and of the most exquisite patterns yet intro- duced. $13.50, $16 and $30 per pair. aaah gig id ait ate Ha g00 B13 80 a a 4 Bs SS p20. ‘These are Rbsctately Shana aade, not me ented floor: talce levator.) _mh2 WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. 924 Szvesta Sr. N. W. TO-DAY YOU CAN BUY BARGAINS IN MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S SAMPLE SUITS. OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO LAST. AND FROM THR BEST BROADWAY HOUSES; AND WE SAVE YOU FROM 30 TO 40 PER CENT ON ALL THE GOOD8 YOU BUY OF US. WE HAVE ABOUT A HUNDRED MEN'S SUITS MADE IN REGULAR CUSTOM STYLE AT LESS THAN HALF THE PRICE THEY “WOULD Cost You iN” NEW YORK, WE WAN’ TO SELL THEM, AND THE LOW PRICE WILL Do LT, SEVEN MORE OF TH PRINCE ALBERT CoAT, SOLD s $6: SIZES 33 TO 86. WE HAVE A ‘OF LACK CLOTH COATS AT JUST HALF-PRICE. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS MADE OF THE, BEST GOuDS AT NEARLY HALF-PRICE. IF YOU WANT GOOD Gouvs AT LOW PRICES COME AT ONCE To THE GREAT SALE OF SAM- PLE CLOTHING AT 924 7TH STREET N.W. BETWEEN 1 AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENU! BARGAINS FOR YOU AT THLS SAMPLE SALE. THE BES! WEARING GOODS YOU EVER HM sPit GREAT SAMPLE SALE OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ION SCIENTINTS AND BOOK-BUY ERS! 1 out a lot of Books, Will seit them for less . For list aud prices, address \inclosing two Jetver stainps), FRED. B. LEONARD, 12 ist. w+ Sou SILVER, SPOONS AND FO! BREAKFAST PITCH. mat rads ie vena mht tmnore, Sia. Heavovarrens For Tus CELEBRATED WHITNEY BABY COACHES. Also BICYCLES, TRICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES, BOYS’ WAGONS and WHEELBARROWSB Largest Toy and Fancy Goode House in Washington. ~DOLIS A SPECIALTY— Prices Inviting. CHRISTIAN BUPFERT, mh 403-405 7th street northweat, For Tue mireet ann Bust Virginia Biscuit wi Tie Ceaetg, ihe Whltert Rome aod tne atone OUR NEW SOUTH FLOUR For the Rest Loaf Bread bay W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR. For Bale by many Georgetown 9nd C., and Alexandria. Varuna W, H, TENNEY @ SONS, 27-8 Mis, Wess Wi N‘4TusaL * MINERAL WatTi 908 Pennayivania avenue | ‘Televnonea7a “Mubi-dml" 1010 Petree DDD nN A MM 4M NN N DDD An Expert Jeweler on Royal is situsced, valued one of our $1.50 Imitation Diamond Pins a: $200. An expert thief was pre ‘vented trom breaking the show window in which the Palais Royal's diamonds were displayed—he thought them real stones. REDUCED PRICES. Lent being near and the stock of diamonds large, the following redactions in prices are quoted for three days, WEDNFSDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, March 3. March 4. ' March 5. Diamonds mounted in silver, representing Daggers, Lilies of the Valley, Clover Leaves, stars, Crooks, Bails, can be worn as Jersey Pin or hair ornament, re- duced trom $1.48 to 98¢. each; 37 diamonds, mounted in sterling silver, as Neck!ace. reduced from $12 to $9.98; Bracelets of sterling silver with seven dia- monds, reduced from $3.39 to $2.68. Hair Combs of 18 diamonds, reduced from $1.08 to $1.68. # Above special prices terminate FRIDAY, at 6 p.m. By that time the stock will be sufficiently re- duced in quantity. KK RK RX KK NNN GGG. ah, NNNG G ie N XN G ca EE NNN GGG = Our special exhibition for MARCH 3,4, 5. The finest collection of Rufllings ever brought to Wash- ington. New Style Flat Rufilings. ‘New Style Canvas Kufllings, New Style Tinsel Rofilings. New Style Beaded Rufilings. New Style Crepe Lisse Rufilings. New Style “Mikado” Rufflings. FOR $15, NOW | Lor New Style Corduroy Rufilings. The“Mikado” is the new shade of orange crepe lisse, and is trimmed with pearl beads, 180.8 ruche- Crepe lisse in combination colors is something new. The Palais Royal is showing black and red, pink and white, and blue and white combinations. New styles ‘of shell patterns in Crepe Lise Rufilings at low prices for fine goods. Canvas Ruflling, covered with silver or gold tinsel, is new and effective. Bolting Cloth Roffling is all the rage in New York. New styles just opened. Silk Canvas Ruching hasa rich and costly ‘appearance, and yet costs little. ‘We could write of over 200 different designs and styles of Ruftlings, and while claiming by far the argest variety in thiscity,also quote prices beyond ‘all competition. FFFEEE A TTITH HEEERRR 88x FOR AA T HOHE OR R Kv RR AA T HHHEE BR AAA TH HE OR By 8. ¥ ERRA A T H HERER Rss FLOWERS. RIBBONS. As with Diamonds, so with Feathers, Flowers and Ribbons. They do not sell well during Lent, h the following reduced prices: 5,000 bunches of OSTRICH FEATHER TIPS, 31n buneh, for 44c.; former price 6Sc. ‘These feathers are all one piece (not spliced), and are not tobe con founded with the trash being offered around thecity 1,500 bunches fine FRENCH CORSAGE BO. QUETS, such as Roses, Chrysanthemums, Silk Birds ete. 39 bunches reduced to 29. 48 banches reduced to 39. 65 bunches reduced to 48. LVET RIBBONS in new evening shades NOT REDUCED IN PRICE. SASH RIBBONS, satin, 7 in. wide, reduced from 98 to 75. Watered Sash Ribbons, 9 in. wide, reduced ftom $1.25 to 98 These Ribbons come in all the new eveuing and dark colors. GLOVES, 8 and 12 button length, 98c. @ pair; black ly. only. REMEMBER. Genuine French Kid Mousquetaire Gloves, 8 and 12 button length, 98c. a pair: black only. Comment is unnecessary. PPP A IE g8Sq Be & £ aa om §& PPP AA OL Aa eB AAA OL AMA Poa 4 tb 24 0 00 ¥ ER oOo YY & E Bos YF Ma BR 00 Y 4 4 tL Tt mh2__1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE ERE NNN TTT gSSs 7 go PREF ge: boo EERE OE Ss Ga@ KER NNN oT Sss5 = tlemen, as @ rule, are not economical or shrewd buyers. They too often think if the prices are bigh the goods must be good, and vice versa. THE PALAIS ROYAL'S GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ‘Was established with a view to offer the finest quality goods ut moderate prices. With this in view, capa- ble men were placed in churge, and the stock of Gents’ Furnishings has been selected from the leading manu- facturers at home and abroad, and offered at HALF PRICES CHARG BY EXCLUSIVE GENTS’ FURNISHING STORES. The Winter is drawing toa close, and to follow out the unchangeabie rule of the Patais Royal ' OGG, FEE NNN TTIT ,S8y ™ @G E ROE annie a Gund 228) Boo aME OR Oe GGo Hee NNN P Sgg8 5 ‘Warm Underwear is to be closed out at cost. 50c. Canten Flannel Drawers for 44c. 8c. Merino Shirts and Drawers fur 50c. $1.00 Merino, Camel's Hair and Medicated Under- wear, 78c. $1.60 Norfolk and New Brunswick celebrated Un- derwear, $1.25. $250 English Cashmere, also Medicated Under- ‘wear, $1.59. ‘2he. Half Hose, broken lots, for 15c. pair. —— NEW GOODS JUST OPENED. Silk Windsor Scarfs, Colored Plaids, Checks, Stripes, 250. Satin lined Puffand Knot Scarfs, Spring styles, 25c. Latest London styles uf Fancy Half Hose, 50c. Plain colors and fancy striped British Half Hose, 25e. Warranted All-Silk Half Hose, 68c. pair. Silk Embroldereq Suspenders, very strong, 250. Pare Linen Handkerchiets, extra size, two for 25c. London made Kid Gloves, embroidered backs, 98¢. THE “GLORIA” CLOTH U U MM MM iB RRR FEEL A U MMMM RORE L ¥ AA Uu MMM BBB RK RERELLILULLLA A Is the long-looked-for Invention. The “Gloria” Um- brellas wear four times as long as silk, are not more bulky, in fuct,look Just like silk. 24 in. paragon frames, $1.50; 26 in., $1.75; 28 in., $2.00. SILVER TOP UMBRELLAS, Warranted Sterling Silver. Bost English Twill Silk. ‘Natural Stick. Paragon frames, $2.05. GOLD TOP UMBRELLAS, Warranted 14 karat Gold. ‘This Umbrella, when wrapped up, 18 not largey than an ordinary walking Stick; when opened is full size; Justly called “The Dude;" only $2.75 euch. Sold elsewhere for $3.50. fal $3 toe ERY Eb &F HOH “oo? sss8 it Exe ROR ¥ x ‘The Palais Royal has pleasure in introducing to its patrons the long-desired FAST COLOR, The new “fire” edge Hose are warranted. A trial wil oon- vince. 250. ENGLISH HOSE, With hair-line stripes, double heels and toes “Fire dye.” These ic. Hose will be offered for this week ONLY for 196. « pair. ‘73e. SILK HOSE. Warranted Spun Silk and same quality as usually offered for 98c. Combination colors of boot patterns. “Fire dye” 8c, FANCY HOSE, Silk finished Lisle Thread Hose, drop stitch. The new “Zebra” stripe in the various new shades, “Fire dye.” CHILDREN’S HOSE. Misses’ English, double knees, toes and heels, white “Fire dye.” 6, Oy 7, The 8 Se By Prices, 84, 84. 89, 39, 44, 44, 49, 40. English Derby ribbed Hose, black and colors, ribbed in two atyles, All sixes for 25c. @ pair, Superior qual- ity, “Fire aye” PALA OVAL. _mbl___~ 1217-19 PENNA. AVE. Brena : Atthe ELPHIA PALACK MARKET, = M. CUNNING! WANTED—HELP. WWANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO W “cock: pights, lOUSE 311 D STN. W; MODERN Inquire $13 D st. nw, next door. , wash and Iron. Must ‘stay Ger- maa preferred. Apply 1616 21st a nw. 18 WY ANTED_LADY AND GENTLEMEN caN- eral Sante (OF & fartsalling, article of a Santon Butding, boowsen Gand Tham °° ‘ANTED—A BOY, 15 OR i¢ YEARS OLD. jeneral light storework, in a di store: references required AppIy 1026 Pa eke ote WV ANTED-TEN FIRSTCLASS HANDS ON W “fanaioong apply in Tailoring Desert: op fourth floor. BAKS'® COMPANY. "must" NTED—A NEAT YOUNG COLORED BOY, about twelve years of age-Yo make himself noe: fal about the house. Apply, with reference, 1320 F st. ai meee qeeiiets oe . NTED-A WHITE COOK AT 106 14TIi Wit tira mast have gooa city reference, mrz-3t® ANTED-ONE OYSTER SHUCKEI “Man who can attend hot lunch counter, at SULLIVAN'S Restaurant, 1310 Pennsyivaniaav wart FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH. ma ensetnee need apoiy. To a steady and rile: je mah good waces aud steady employment all the Year round. W. 1. WILSON, O27 New York ave: D-3. mbL23t® rinses \\7ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL ‘housework: no washing or ironing: German pre- AND Ta, * Ny ‘ED-TO BUY HOUSE TO IN, (W aia tnabionng or new: wen of Late ot prescerea! mart have south ROYAL. war office. ANTED—WE HAVE A CUSTOMER food Dwelling between 10:h and 2uch bie] Ysa sega about 96,000. TYLER @ RTE ws WW ANTED-HOUSE-@ OR 8 ROOM BRI Waa ae bone Soe ee ir: rent moderate: ent if suited: mo. Kauress PRONPT PA Y, Star office. mhi-Iw* Watteern cate sera sieie one ra Will rent or buy. Address UR’ A, Star office. NTED—TO BUY ON CAPITOT. HILL BE hist" tween North Carolina ave. and Kast Capitol st, 4. House with modern imps containing 7 oF 8 rooms Address, stating terms aud describing propert CRALLE, 1824 F st. n. w. bed WASTED EY (4 PEIDONENT. “PROMPT "eh feand north of the Navy Separtasent withih one m0 ne Navy Please address, giving full description abd lowest terms quarteriy, in advance, R. KEITH, 229% st Sirres bring Feference. Apply at 1110 F st. nw. im | Sr ANTED—10 RENT, BY 15TH OF MARCH 1 eee mie W cristo? aprits tandsowe Bouse neat ester ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL IN | of the city: woud like privilege of buying Address Wea tina thnliy: references required, Ziiz 0 | Box 85, Siar omen 127-60 st. nw, imre-2ie 'ANTED—A GOOD COOK, GERMAN WOMAN Bee W preterm“ Abpiy at 0 Eetnws mea | __FOR_RENT—ROOMS irant Place; none need apply who cannot | I cor it 3 furnish refreaces. PY “meat | at awe nt OF Rowsekeeping. AP) ie Vv ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO HELP | 7,0R REN ‘0 COMMUNICATING ROOMS with general honse work and avsist with child; « good home tothe right person: reference required. Apply at,10 and 11 Wholesale How, Center Market. ia. as we TED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO @ ral housework: must understand ooking: man preferred; references required. 1112 110 TANTED-A GOOD GERMAN: * Vv RL, ferred, for general housework, ood, $10 or $20 per month. Apply to A. LOEFFLER 843 Cobter mar mie Ww. ;SETTLED WOMAN to cook and aasist in. houge work in w& privase fasmily, “Apply with references at 1243 20th st aw. we TRST-CLASS WAIST HANDSAND thoroughly, competent Draper. “Gniy thane neernmtate _ ‘stn. ate customed to sirictly firsi-class rns ne on second floor, unfurnished: at 52d st.se. 11* FORREST. S24 18TH ST. NW. PARLOR AND <drooms, su for a party of gentlemen; oF will rent separately; newiy furnished, -mnz-3es OR A NEW HOUSE, CENTRALLY Friocated, a handsomely turuisbed Second tiger ot iree rooms, with board; private family. O13 12th st nw. FOR, RENT 21 SD ST ON Ww, HANDSOME Toms on firat and second floor, single or ensuite, ssh, furnished complete: piano, ‘Appoint: ments first-class; conventent to ‘and hotels. {OR RENT—TWO VERY NICE AND Fiotabiy turnaned communicating Massachusetts ave n.w. Ke mb1-se (OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED Foom, on first or second floor. 407 24 st. n. WANTED — TWO OOMPETENT COLORED Women; one to wash aud tron, and one a8 nurse nd chambermaid. Apply at 466 Louisiana ave n.w., Seacasteeriosehy sees, mena ATED A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK: eicr Goren eee competent person. Apply st 815 Mitols ialtad ave mhi-ate ‘WANTED WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN ‘Cooks; $10 to $20: chambermalds, nurses, gen- eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks. S. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 Fst, nw. S27-lw want CIENT DRUMMERS AND Can vessers for wholesale and retail trade. For information call at 1207 F st. n.w., upetalrs, after 6:50 TANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT their own ‘house. $7 to $10 per week can be letly, made; - No photo painting; no canvussin f full particulars please address, at once, CRS TART CO., 19 Central street, Boston, Mass. references. N. ATIONAL LABOR, UREAU. 517 7th st. Biwe _WANTED--SITUATIONS W age BY A COMPED GERMAN Girl aSituation as chambermaid: references fur- nished. Apply 720 Maryland ave. n.e. W 48tb=a SiTvaTion BY ‘vhile main who. ks ste aud ceuseworth W AN TED_BY A RESPECT man, a situation as porter ina toa gentiéman’s office; can furnish Address PORTER, Star office, W ANTED-SITUATION AS VISITING OR R ident governess for relined young German: highly recommeuded and competent io teach thor muste, German, English, French. CATHOLIC, Star office. mb-30* W ANTED-A YOUNG LADY WITH TALENT, ‘especially fitting her for teaching young girls desires a Situation: copying solicited; best ences. "Address PELICAN, Star office, m2-lw* ANTED — SITUATIO: tore, oF wo attend good references. pty plano music, vin Toa m2-1we ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, lady's“ maids, “cooks, chambermaids, nurses, =v essa er sien | house gifs, waitresses meh “cooks, waiters, porters and drivers, White and colored, with ‘reterence. 717 ‘Met. b.w., DUNDORS & CO. mhi-2w* Wl ey ee fed. yon a ness “OF housekeeper inva frer-clams family residiag in Wash ington. st of reference given and required. Ad- dress Miss LADSON, American office, Baltimore, Md. mb1-3e* Wy ANTED-BY A COLORED FRENCHMAN, Situation as cook, French or American sty le. New York and Washington references. Address C.F. ,*| Star office. mb1-3t* Wena A RESPECTABLE ‘HITE married a the charge of a farm; thoroughly juslified to care for stock ad poultry and tuasage farm im all its branches. Address C. H. B, Star office. man Late ANT ACES FOR HOUSEKE! Seamstresses, ladies’ maids, cooks, nurses, chambermaids, men cooks, waiters, waitresses, With references, S.'A. COOMBS, Emp, Bureau, 926 F st. R7-lw* WwW Y A FIRST. COOK AND housemaid, French, a Position in w first-class family. Apply at 1215 K st. now. W ANIED_ BY A RESPECTABLE ¥ man girl a Situation a8 lady's maid; willl travel, Address A. B. O., Star office. 3 W ANTEDIEWILE PAY $100 To ANY PER jon who will obtain & position paying me $60 oF $60 amouth, Address Box 51, Star office. £5-0t* W ANTEDAN, PXPERIENCED, Pv ACTICAL Bookkeeper and Accountant, at present enaploy- ¢d in Chicago, 1s desirous of obtaining a situation in Washington. ' Unexceptionable references as to char- acter and ability. A permanent position more an ob- Jecttuan large salary. Address Box 75, Star office. ‘fod-oe w. Nee mene rnished room, per month, to a tleman. with references: convenient to Pension, ont and Post offices and two lines of cars; break fast oe Furnished Good tied “reping Room, Si Also, urnisl SI Z hall room, $4.50. For en. mb12te 7 RENT—1908 H ST. rights well heated: private tamiiy: gentlemes sou 2 wel I priv 3 gentlemen pierre: relronces Susie FOR, RENT, FURNISHED (EN SUITE, THE most beautiful Rooms in the city, overlooking the eastern grounds of the Caphiol: elegant Dew house, corner of Ist. and Be, Wo. 100; open grate ‘nd furnace fires. 125-500 Fe, KENT — UNFURNISHED, A LARGE, handsome bay window Parlor and Dining Room, io adults only. “Rent reasonable. References. Apply Tid 17th st. n, w., aher 5p. ID. mbit (IRS eee ay nisi ingle ‘or commun! su for Congressmen; very desirable location: two lines of cars. 1720 H st. n “mhlawe VOR RENT — ELEGA: URNISHED Suites, two to five rooms, in the most desirable localities. " Kooms at various prices in all. parts of the city. Unfurnished and furaished Rooms and parts of ouses for housekeeping. Alao. furnished Houses for rent, Apply at Room 14, st Cloud Iutding. ite __” ROBERT B. KINSELL, POR RENT—TWO COMMUNICA LING UNFUR- nished “Rooms, sdcond story. Also, two Rooms and Hall Room, third floor; references exchanged. 1213 Vermontave. 273i ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED DOUBLE PARLOR and Single Room, 625 6th st, between FE and F ata nw, es aes ae FAVOR, iT-TWO PLEASANT CONNECTING Jurnished Rooms, at 1890 New Yor ave: refer and. 7-3te ISHED ROOMS, gant newly furnished: st nwa, ele, ‘crates, furnace, bath, &c.; 2d and 3d floors front: private fam ily; gentl refel exchauged.27-3° EN or single; gentlemen preferred: elegant rooms: 1o- cation central. AtS15 11th st. uw. fZstu,thsou {OR RENT—HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS with board new. G}OR RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED; A * of three communicating Rooms on ‘the Hor; also, furnished Rooms on the third floor. 12 Towa circle. 27-30 POR RENT—T0 A SETTLED ELDERLY PER- $25, $50, $55 to $40, af 512. 2th st ‘son, one nicely furnished Room, with bath, conve- nient to Pension building. Cars pass the door. Price, 96 In advance. 406 Ost. nw. 127-3 7] 1198 RENT—LA EGE AND DESIRABLE FRO: "Root, second floor; reverences. |7 Lune ow Rise Fe RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 2D oor, suitable for ight housekeeping, near 3 lines cars, of: @ private family. 519 New Jersey ve ¥. . JWOR RENT-TWO HANDSOMELY FUR- ished front Rooms, one on first and one on sec- ‘nd floor; gentlemen preferred. 620 Oth st., between FandGsis.nw. Bent reasonable; private family. Fe RENT—1914 K ST, N.W., LARGE WELL- furnished Parlor and Bed Room and singie Room. ‘Also, a brick stable. le location and moderate prices, fll3w* POR RENT—016 EST _N.W—FURNISHED Frit china ead aad fim {OR RENT—1119 17TH ST. N. W.. TWO SEC. ‘ond floor front communicating rooms, sunny and bright, in @ private family, where there ‘are no chil- dren; with first-class table board. as-12w* ___ FOR RENT—OFFICES. NT—FURNISHED OFFICE AT 435 7TH Tnquire on premises, mb2-Tt* NT—OFFICE ROOMS,“WALTER BUILD- 1008 and 1010 F st. n.w., two large, elegant front Fooms, three windows on F'st., 2d floor. Also, two eummuniicating rooms, well lighted, 24 floo: able for dentist, rent $15. "All rooms ‘heated. Clous entrance, with easy stairs direct from street. rai W.C. DUVALL. 925 F. st 1. — : a USEKEEPERS, | J,,0R RENT—FINE 01 ‘E ROOMS—1423 F ST.; W Gcnks: Pande, Chasnbermulds Waltcresses, | Ebest tice location tn the city: to very desirable Nurses, experienced Coachmen, with references; Ger- | tenants low rents. We have rooms on Ist, 2d, ay man spoken; at NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU-517 | and 4th floors, bright and spacious, from $6 to 62 ae Set | fer monte "apple gu premise COPTER a —_ == VIMER, Real Kstate, Insurance snd Loans. f25-1m ROFFSSIONAL MEN WISHING OFFICE WANTED—ROOMS. Pitcoms will nd sane: frst Boor sind fretcies ier — J mation at 61s Fst ne fisim ANTED—ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR “UP “W “avartinents for reat witl ind fr reaps tore advaniage to register saiue, with full’ particulars, at the directory for renting rooms, St. Cloud Building, corner th and F sis. Room 14, Oifice open daily from Sam. to6pm. ROBERT BKINSELL, 127-30" WOR RENT — HANDSOME! Fabia ds FOR RENT—STORES. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS, Waxens, WOODEN INDIAN (SECOND hand), for a Cigar store. CHARLES HARTEL, 604% JOIN st. nw. > ate day Hight, walteapable of seating i chalty SO apable of seating in cl Sople, centrally ieated addrcar wits partic. WM. BAYNARD, 17 Light st, Baltimore, Ma. to 76 lara, mi BR RENT-STORES WITH DWELLINGS nave mores 30x40, large: plate‘giaas windows, cost wi . crete collar, 7 feet’ tok are sent roms Boat, Ta18 1800 st naw ply Menbatuaazte ANTED— ; WILL MAKE LENDER AN- Wf nF SEER Be v ° mana ee ‘Ranges, Hol ishing Goods, “&c., regardiess of OR RENT-STORE, 312 9TH ST. ‘Frgiigcauon onty 3 doers tro Good business stand’ = THOS. mb2-3t_ we i RENT —SMALL STORE AND ROOM under store 605 6th st. n.w. ly to DANIEL ‘ANNAN, Plumber, corner 6th mh2-50* FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS W ANitd. To PURCHASE A LOT 25 F front on 16th si. n.w.; corner preferred; brick Howson west of Ath ab 84.900 * W. MILLER, 1509 ‘and cash. Address St, nw. 127-3 ANTED—FIVE HUNDRED COMMON Pigeons; will pay 25 centsa pair. BR. LAVEN- DER @,C0., Center and Northern Liberty htarketa FP; ‘ANTED—T0 BUY 10, FINE HORSES FOR ‘carriage and saddle use.” Apply at DOWNEY'S Stable, 1620 L yaw ‘TED-I WANT TO PURCHASE iM: Proved or unimproved Property worth trom $1,000 to $3,000, for which 1 desire to exchange a Splendid horse, ng single Dhsetot, Waste autne haraess and office 1275306 SI me fixtures are fitted with the “Air Twin Gas 1 Burner.” “Take no other. "Sutistaction guaranteed. For sule 1400 New York ave, fLivugih Sin ANTED—LADIES AND LEMEN TO join Watch club; best Watches in city for the money. Call and investigate at G. S. EGNELS, Jew- eler, “Fine Watch aad Clock repairing. 1409" New ‘York ave. fe-1w* W ANTED-OWNERS OF VACANT LOTS DE- airing to sell to notify SWORMSTEDT & BRAL- LEY, 027 24-1. ‘ANTED—“DO KNOW DEAH FELLAH™ fou can have # sult of Clothes Cleaned for $1.00, at PRINCE'S, 1000 F st, Send postal card and have Mem called for, i240 FOR RENT-STORE WIN nw. Fiittsewoud Case Square Pisno. Forte in Only $10 per quarter. Address X. U.K, ALUABLE FISHERY FOR RENT. ‘As recetver in the sult of Clark vs. Fairfax, &c., the o'clock m. on SATURDAY, 366, in frout of the Market House in the city of Aicxaudria, Va, Feat at publip auction to the highest bidder that VALUABLE FISHERY KNOWN 4S Witam evunty. for the season of 1886, in Prince W: ‘county, 1@ season This dshery has alwayabeea considered the best ou ts Potomac river. “Ihe parties renting will be required togive bond and security for the reut, payable un the Both ot April, 1806. “pow ¥.E. MEREDITH, Reoel FOR RENT—A LARGE CARRIAGE HOUSE ‘Fram stabisat Sia, and rooms, wit and. without doara,at310 and S14 Indiana avenue, jal@uzin R RENT— 1606 18TH ST.N.W_THREESTORY ‘basement; modern imi mmth Appts OC PAYSE « per mo LAPS80.00 1472 La avr 26-25 25.00 £20.00 1006 Fst. b's'm i, 123.00 The 1 @AMAN partion of 7 on ay pout For Min lst call at Othce for etiene eee | the ist and 9ths (mis! THOS EWAGGAMAN. | JOR RENT—$20. THREE: ra Columbia st.; modern impro B40. Fo ory. _ dern improvements, WM. OLTZMAN, 1321 F st nw. mh! w N’ rooms, with all modern imp: 2100000 st. nw. JOR RENT— Ei Seat Zsory Brick, with bay window. containing | Toms, bath, range aud latrobe pie S bathe range PHOS. J. FISHER & cs mbit Pst. nw, NOR RENT—G HAVING HAND. somely Furnished House, of ten Tooms. h from tol: wound like Tamiiy. House Rent ae ERIC 2 rooms, furnace ah order. nnd has all modern imps. 925 F st. nw. | OR RENT-TO A CAREFUL TENANT 1530 ‘Oh Senw. Apply to CANPBELI, CALMING: | 5,400 Louisiane ave taza | TOR RENT_gOoD FIVE ROOM HOUSE, S27 | ath st. ” month. iy ati SRP PHILLAPE, 1426 N.Y. ave, | POR RENT-SIx ROOMED HOUSES. wit water, convenient 10 the ofljoen. Also nicely fur ished House. central, ai $<5. Also Hoates for sale at ices ESR AL MCINTIRE, O18 F st Fe RENT—NEW HOUSE, 7 ROOMS CELLAR, HPN window. bauh, tatrobe, range: 128 1h at nw! Inquire 310 12th st. nw., Galv. Works. 127-60" ‘OR RENT—110 SHCOND ST. TWO SQUARES from 1, 7 rooms. bay window, perfect repair; rent $25. Apply at 206 Ast ac. ede Rk RENT— 1745 S ST. N. W. ‘Bay-window Brick, seven rooms and bath; modern tm ‘Rent per month. Inquire at 1119 11th st. n-w. OR RENT ST) Ro HALL. WATER: latrobe, 1102 L st; possession given Ist oi Maren: rent $30, -Appiy ids Est. rae | 8 rooms, water and gas. Grooms. S 6 rooms, bay window ‘© rooms, water. Tooms.. 10,00 ¢. H. PARK, 4TH, st nw. Ri 2030 I st 10r-£.875.00 1130 20th st... Zr. 1226 aoe 1517, 15) and siable..... 1143-45 21 40 2815 Ns.6r_m. B2v9N 1383 U st. From 1716 F 110% 2345. rs an i 2012 M Bre 2040, 3010 M 2218 Tet. 617 234. B36 P st. 50. st ane 1755 8 st, 35\\51 Die 23d st. Br. 2014 Lst., 7. 30) 2423 F st., 47. 10.00 10 | 3019 Msi Store 25 2519 1st.) 5 ra, Stablerear 1115 16th 825 414 2otn st., br ‘ApPLy WESCOTT WILCOX, 1907 Pennsyivania ave.n.w. OR RENT—BY BO. HOLTZMAN. 86.78 Stable rear 1409 514 12thsts w.. $16 12th st. aw... 25 | Contains ® rooms, and ‘bas Massa 10 N, nr. 13th, n.w., 14 1-200) Fayette st, G'twn. &r 85 Property placed with me for rent or sale ls iterally | advertised fee of cost to the owner. J | Lr Sg ES Ba Sa VOR RENT—FURNISHED-10-ROOM BRICK: | all m.L; Mst., near 6th nw.: newly papered and | frescoed: Suitable for first-class family. For verms. mit to inspect, apply to RH. F st. Ww. OR RE! brick hy —TWO STORY AND B. 323 Ast st. me: 8 roome rent, 3 Also, two story'and celiar brick house, bt S rooms: convenient to Printing office; rent, $20, quire 326 Ist st. m4 JOR RENT-THRER NEW BRICK HOUSPS all modern improvements: laze 7th st ne, between Massachusetts ave Apply at 708 Massachusetts a) OR RENT—ONE TWO<TORY BI eight rooms, with all modern in» th st. nw. provem our squares frou departments. inguire 403 7th st. n.w. U Rooms, nicely turn! BEND, 1 low rent of $75. PARKE! 18 Ft, & Town reat 131100)/1419 Pierce Place, 7 1.82. $33.34) 687 Mas ave. ne. Gt 25 irs75! 1214 N-Cap. st. 71840 1706 F st. n.w.,12ts.....75) 1248 Lith ste, STR16 | 11 rs. 701) 4s. AS VE 101 30.40 | diana av, 11rs...60 12th st. nw. Gr. 20 Cap. st, 12 Is3e | 1S “16 | 80 | ‘316-18: i416 N. 324 Lis) 23 Fenton 341 Maw. 720 10th st. 51031 Det (STORESE: '800 Lav. (309 Ind. iy BS Be WW .127.83.33 12100. A st. n.w.10r-$83.33 & P.166.67 > ‘S02 21st.i4r..m.t. 2131 K st. nw.. | 3 | | THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F street northwes:. RY COMFORTABLE THEE story Brick; 1637 14thst. n.w.;no basement; saloon for, dining room, kitchen, five bedrooms, bab, se Cellar and yard: in good order. Apply to owner, 41 15th st. nw, fism* OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘ LOST AND FOUND. ‘OST — BPECTACLES — ON SATURDAY EVE- ANTED — WATER — WATER — WATER — DAN'L J. MOFFAT, of 414 4% st. aw. specialist in doing all kinds of well work, and tl Sr oaiegpiau well Ukewia All orders prom fas Lin® ided to. See a ANTED—COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR Wirea eae OE See 28 Sn'Sihee trom dae to ae a % Ta “ED-HOUSEKEEPERS TO EXCHANGE thelr old stoves for the Murket or lxcham Range at EUTLER'S, 931 Oth st, near K st. New ioe Smoky je cured. fe Stoves boughtand forssiecheape =? "AY Qit er-c red case. Finder rewarded by lone nig tiem wt S04 K st, bet 8 and i ~m A. RStONE. ie "BLACK AND TAN GYP—OWNER'S fame ou collar, “SF. Haba.” ‘Liberal reward if Feturaed to 816 7th st. mh2st ‘O8t—ON FEBRUARY 37iH| ALARGE WHITE Liver Colored Dog; reward. Return to Tene maisee NW FRIDAY EVENING, Fi Lititow or neat Yor, a Wunkercieg lace. Whi rewurns Toys ted, Foowh 7, wil bo maitabiy rewarded. SUMMER RESORTS. te N' — NEWLY PEN] > Sh eee juart oF gallo: D SECONDHAND FUER. cree wer a He ‘Furniture, for which the pala, Address - BAUM, 239 rica BOARDING, FY RERED Hooms aNv Boren, wg 356 RENT-sUMMIT it ‘Ma., on the Metro} Han Head ges g ‘Tals popular ‘bows now tout ‘a Oo, tases U hee HOUSE, APLantic Crry,, ry 5 ‘and “He Sox" Water Bathe tn the " PERSONAL. AGENCY —OLD- Waeeiiee, Eee ne naar ce 2 Cy to 10 p.m; Sunapee Ww. WiLtiaben 2 C0, enw Mi Witormasion harsisbea to rlabie peone onty. “flolat MeDEVIT @ FLINDER, 605 Paav.nw, iL SERVICE EXAMINATION. QUESTIONS, 'ind Answers 00 all AGcome. -1m* S.w. cofuer Sth and K sis. n. w. \N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND ‘Us we are now to vay full value’ ay full value for SR ELSE CUT MN waTE Rt oh ; termed “ Racieoth SOMtEStONE ee (Rect chee ed E,abd all other indoraation, Spe Se ane | feet in one tract on FOR SALE—HOUSES: F SALE —o2 EAST CAPITOL ST. AX! ning ciev en rooms: Wil sell faznighed (fered. Apply for to owner, R. GOLDSCHMID, 812 7b mi JOR SA x Ae Ww x -LOr 36.000 1028 19tb€ 1832 | 48,000 | 2118, 2120, The above is omy a staat portion of proper:y on my. book: U sist call at oflice for oulietin levied Ow the Istana Lath THOS F. SALES PW Dwi Uawest section from $4.00 writ Pot, RAPE New and very hands HOMR— Paes Jow priced office ruums fo: Tout low to desirable tem CUPTER € WATER, 1423 Pat * ALE Lnieestogy Prick: stone trimmings: complete im 1 mod a ery rT spectwict finprovements: Best locatial pir ih period. o. eupied by ow 3 1100 Penns: ivan BARGAINS i IN on shington. Parties desttlug. to. pi ms OONARD @ MeEUEN T10 1420 F st ni oR SALE VERY DESIRABLE sWALE Houses tn borihwest “and ‘northeast - Washington 35 ERR Phang hae, BRON. BOON, $350, $2,500, 3,0U, $8,500. W09 CONARD € McEUEN, 7-101 40 Fst nw. Pore RABLE HOURS IN NORTH. Wi VERY LOW PRIChS Mas. ay th and 1Sth sts: 19 rooms.63 11 Fe " 13uh'st.; 12 roomie bth sc; 14 oom Wst., new? Leth wt, Brooms. 6 rootms:mod. im Wee Piste AR Cou ME SOK SALE CHEAP. D si. cw. with two bricks tn rear. houses on Calon st. te each, rooms nO tet We Of cheap houses, cn PARILIK, dy 10 ROOM BRICK three-story conereie street valance in one, two aund Later 5 CH. PARKER, 4s a SOR SALF—CHEAP-1 HAVE POR SALE TEN Houses, press brick front. 6. ro gus, bath fyom:; price, #14650 each: ance on tong Ume. CH. PARKER, 44, at DUK SALE-ON 4 nite Toon two fl ofice. Ni, NEAR PUPONT press trick House: evers 36,000: $500 oF ¥1,000 cast, d three Years. Address Box ek. rt yalaton ‘37. tar 3 1how UR SALE SMALL FRAME HOUSE LARGE Jol, near Hist. cars ne: ®S00; $100 cash, the rest Address Hox 38, Star office. zat oR SALE-ON MOST. NEAR 13TH NW, rame Monae, carriage house and stable, modern, oN: rE LOL: Ba \dress Box 38, SALE-NEW THRESTOKY, CENTRALLY located, modern style and well-bail “>rick House, 721 11th si. n. w.: ewelve fooms, batn, “wash room: cellar under entire house, with furnace, eic., House is finished, with parior, library, dining room aud kitchen on first floor, woodeu maritels, levated” | oven range, &c. ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. ai JOOR SALE-A” DESIRABLY THREPSTORY House, on north side of T st, just wast of 16th wh Prive, $1,000. FITCH. FUX & BROWN faut 1437 Pennsylvania ave, FOE SALE BOUH TWOSTORY BRICKS. SEW compete, A good investment Tocatign northeast SWORMSTEDT <& ERADLEN, Bot Fst ea. JOR SALE—a VERY PRETTY CORN EN ove six Fonme: two bay. Windows: ul modern Improve mente: 401-1) st. nv. “Ouly ig. opethird, cash. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 027 Fst. 12490 POR SALE—HOUSE AND Lo? 1303 NST. N.W EAM property: lot ZOX1O0. 128k Worst hw all Brick. Wacant Lot northwest corner 13th N'ita:S4xi00: splendid. boeation for tive ses Funds, 61s Pst dence. Apply to Owner, Rooms 202m RES BHICK or Improve ost cumplele nw. Apply nag bwe HUFTY & DYER, 13th and F sts, 119-10t Real state, Insurance Loans, Notary Publie, POR BALESISTH ST. NW. NeaK V. sack, seven rooras and bath. twenty feet frou: Sees ge Sede as an iivestinent.” WALI a Wi QUR SALE—$450 NEARLY NEW BRADBURY Upnight Grand Piano, $250: one very fine Upright Worth $490, 9190; Wro. Kuabe Square, @). hina: sore em velvet Ebouy Suite Parlor Puruiture ih SISO fur $55. All must be sold to cover ad. Bapoes,, Avis at oflee or EXCHANGE BANK: 4B: 7th sta. we 2 SOK SALE—THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL state Company ‘& large and cholce line of ved and unituproved p> noes for investment. chave or having land for sale in the ‘enst section of the city will find tt to to do sp through this Company. which gives its whol attention and energy to the development of that part Gf ihe eis. This. company has’ seventy thousand New Hampshire ave, at a bargain 00 acres of improved farm lands in Vir z 510 Pst ow. __ MONEY TO LOAN. INKY TO LOAN ON REAL FSTATE— 0 0 OSE ENOEAN & 00, iruvemmwene sania for nin elm ~ 1407 F st iw, M°"¥* To Lenn: re a ON REAL ESTATE. WMP. YOUNG. 221m 1308 F st. OEY TO LOAN, ON REAL meraTe, ON 80a To SCTE, gia’ JR HERTFORD, 14234) F ed 3-1m+ MOSES, 20, IOAN, OW RATE iL AME estate in city; $1,200, $2,000, $3,000 au $1,000, larger and smaller sums. “Nodelayy WMT MOLTE: AN, ‘Attoruey. 12) F st. nw eet 98,000 SRA Ses rfl gydag lable gn shurtest notice, JNO. BOWLES i424 New York ave. Asim _— TO LOAN, LN SUMs To SUPT, $50,000 22.238; 35 Sa re sur ot Stre 1331 F st. n. KE. WAUGH, MM O82¥, 70,2048, IN SUMS OF Nov Lins aVitusn $2,500, at S percent, on first-class cuy Property 0, HOLTZMAN, __Corner 10th and F streets noruivwest. TY 10 LOAN ON 1iGAL 50,000 in sums to wot—menoay = Ta baal alle x ie at got MUPFTY & DYER. hie _ 2901 F at. $3 7.000-70 Loan D500 Fi ON REAL ESTATE __ Soo 1) THOS. R WaGGAMaN. MONEX,, 10, IOAN ON REAL stare iN a to suit, at lowest PySoy taalanheniaas ENHOW EB MOREY 20 0a5 4Mi in sums to suit, on ity, at lowest rates of iat oo _ Real Estate secur. * dV R HUY CR, 1S Penmayivenisave— HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL J Riven nig a oe cae alas deiay when secur GREEN, oom i-Firenten’s building, Gor, Surah ‘tnd La ave’ "jae MEX 20 loess MO*EE Dow ear _ ee Vv ELatrs MAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL » WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ALSO, THE CELEBRATED VELATIS FAMOUS CARA MELS, FRESH EVERY Day. 620 0m s. a.w., U.S Patent Ofion Branch Store, 1706 Pennsy!vania ave. 0. om ee