Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1886, Page 4

SVENING STAR WASHINGTO™ SATURDAY. Editor CROSEY S. NOYES... ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published In Washington, and cqual to that ef all the other daily papers here added together. Although some of the New York city news Papers adopt a hopeful and semi-satisfied tone regarding the results thus far reached in the Jacob Sharp investigation, it is difficult to see where the victory comes in. Mr. Conkling and his colleagues have made it appear very proba- bie indeed that the Broadway railroad franchise was bought through the board Of aldermen, but it did not require one to be raised from the dead to make people believe that. It is one thing tocollect moral proof of iniquity and quite another to fasten legal proof of gailt on the suspected parties. The investigation has brought out ina clear light, however, the evils which flow from turn- ing over a great city to be looted by its basest elements. It is becoming one of the most pressing questions of the day how far it is safe to give the depraved and ignorant masses in large centers of population full control over the | property, health and safety of the community, If the respectable elements fn society would take the active personal interest that they should in municipal affairs the evils would not become so scandalous; but beyond an occa- sional spasm of indignation, the decent people are too apt to let the local government go by default into the hands of those who look on the eity treasury as so much booty for themselves and their friends. How callous and defiant these ward “bosses” become is signally illus- trated by the fact that in the very teeth of the Sbarp investigation the New York board of aldermen have just given away valuable fran- ehises for eighty-five miles ot city streets. $$ The Army and Navy Journal publishes an aecount of the skirmish which resulted in the killing of Capt. Crawford which lends strong Probability to the theory that the gallant Officer did not lose his life by accident, but by “wanton assassination.” For the sake of jus tice to ail concerned this unhappy affair should be thoroughly investigated. Our government Should not be content to treat the matter lightly. No one will pretend that the act of the Mexican troops, if based on hostile motives, had any warrant from officers in authority, but it is important, nevertheless, that the power and dign'ty of our government should be felt among the reckless, half disciplined troops on the borde: The tendency towaras simplicity in dress, which is quite English, has begun to alarm the political economists; one of whom writes that were a fashion to prevail under which woman would dress, as men do, in one material of one color, the effeet on the world at large would be worse than a great . famine or pestilence. The women, we are sure, do not wish to bring uni- versal bankruptcy and starvation by cutting off the livelibood of the millions who live by supplying them with raiment, and, for sweet charity’s sake, it isto be hoped that they will resume their ordinary gorgeousness, which is also, in most eases, so becoming to them. $$ ‘The street car strike in New York yesterday ended in a speedy triumph for the working- men. They were strong because they were fight. Their demand was that they should be paid two dollars a day for twelve hours’ work, ‘with a recess of half an hour for dinner. The claim was a reasonable one, and the commu- nity sympathized with them aria endured the inconveniences of the temporary stoppage of work in good humor. The men conducted themselves in an orderly and dignified spirit. At the same time they showed how inevitable is a great concerted popular movement that is baeked by public opinion. $< Aremarkable proot of the spread of republi- an feeling in England was afforded by the vote im the house of commons last night on Labou- cuere’s annual motion, aimed at the house of Jords, that “an hereditary chamber ot legisla~ tion is inconsistent with the principles of rep- Fesentative government.” This motion, which im preceding parliaments has had only a nomi- nal support, was defeated last night by less than fifty majority, the vote standing 202 to 166. No wonder that there was a scene of ex- clitement when the result was announced. It ‘was one of the most significant events in mod- ern English polities, a The Blair educational bill, as amended to more directly aid the rising colored population am the south, went through the Senate yester day with flying colors, The bill now goes to the House,where its reception is more doubtful. Probably a majority of the representatives would favor the measure if a vote could be reached, but it is in the power of an obstinate save seven Mareh 6, 1886} minority to obstruct a bill of this character in- definitel; oc Gen. Sherman, in his new capacity of the na- tional letter-writer, has, to use a Hibernicism, again opened bis mouth to put his foot in it. His remark that his children could no more enter a public sehool than a common tavern Will not strike the country as either wise or witty. —— - —___ A citizen of Montgomery county, Maryland, of high standing and great influence, presents in THz Stak to-day some foreible arguments In bebalf of the continuance of the “local option” system of suppressing the liquor traffic which has worked so advantageously for the growth and prosperity of that county. a ‘The debate on the President’s prerogatives is set down for next Monday, and those who wish to follow it intelligently should blow the dust of their histories of England, for the air promi ses to be full of the Stuarts and the Round- beads next week. The District democrats want to know if our ¢tvilization is @ failure and if the Caucasian is played out, ——SS—_————_____ Sere Ovencoats THE B.APID AND FREQUENT CHANGES IN THE WEATHER ARE SO MANY WARNINGS TO BE PREPARED WITH SUITABLE CLOTHING. WE TO MEET THECALL FOR Lic OVERCOATS AND BETW: SUITS AS THE HEAVIER GRADES OUR VARIETIES AT LOW PRICES ARE SUB- JECTS OF MUCH COMMENT. STORE CLOSES AT 7 P-M.; SATURDAY, 10. GEORGE SPRANSY, Owe Price CLormrer, mbS 507 SEVENTH ST., opp. U.S. Post Office Oce Laser Sacarrica or 7uR SEASON. ARE READY $14 SEVENTH STREET Will terminate ima few days. Our entire stock of Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ ‘Frimmed and Vatrimmed Huss at 25e your choles mang baltnce of Childress snd Ladies Goat wil be ered-price bo object-tg make tateusive stock of hers wha2 SPRING WRAPS, VISITES AND JERSEYS, Which we will display oa TUESDAY, MARCH 4p, ‘Together with an clezant assortment of SPRING MILLINERY, Consisting of a choice line of HATS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, La Ts, pEURBONS, LACES, TIPS, AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES, Save your money by buying at KING'S PALACE. Si4 SEVENTH STREET N. w. (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER), WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, MARCH STH, “SECOND IMPORTATION" OF FRENCH AND SCOTCH IMM ESSM ASSORTMENT OF FINEST QUALITY Qkpnk By 108, ROMAN, MAROZEAU & Ca, 150_ PIECES ASDERSON'S BEST QUALITY TIERS: CHOICE PA’ ERNS, EW FeENCH ETAMLN. POUR Eta AND Caitets ia tng IN ALD SIRABLE NGLISH HOME- rtisos OF My T TION SUITINGA. NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS, TQUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS. DINCH SURAH SILKS, IN i NEWEST STYLES IN 1 SUN UMBRELLAS AND CAK- 1 PARASOLS, RIAGE SHADES. 4&a PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Peury Burtprvo, Penn. Avenue, Corner 9h street. _ Established 1840. m6 ) Coarawna craves, Te 428 Ninth st. Gros Rosas Moanozeac & Co. FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATINES. ‘These beantifal goods look more like Silks than any other makes. And for Quality, Appearance and Durability are Superior to any Cotton Goods in the World. The Designs are very attractive and confined to us for this city,and the price no higher than ine ferior goods. LUPIN’S MOURNING FABRICS in all the new weaves, Great Bargains in BLACK and COLORED SILKS. We offer Black Silks at $1.50, Guinet’s, that cannot be matched for the price. SPRING DRESS GOODS in all the new weaves and colors at special prices. Having Imported our Dress Goods direct we can give the very best values at the lowest possible prices, 25 pieces SPRING COLOR, INGS, all-wool Piaids, 43-in. wide, at the low price of G5c., worth $1, _BYSON CLOTH, all shades, 48-in. wide, $1, worth $1.25. CORDUROYS in all the Spring Stades at lowest Prices. We have just purchased a lot of Elegant Black MERVEILLEAUX, which we offer at the low price of $1 peryard. All Pure Silk and Very Beautiful Goods. DENTILLE in a VOENTILLE LAINE, in all colors, very new an Have received a large shipment of elegant goods during the past week and ask an inspection. We keep first-class goodsand sell them at the lowest pos sibie prices, We have a lot of Remnants of SILKS, Black and Colored; INDIA PONGEE, and DRESS GOODS, ranging in lengths from 2 to 10 yards, We think they will interest any one who wishes to save money. ‘One Price, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, mb6 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Carawsa GRAPES—YOUNGS., Revoxruriox IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE, BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, 614 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, secured the Sole Agency for the District of ‘Columbia for the sale of CARLTON’S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS. ‘Never, perheps, in the history of the tea trade bas ‘success so rapidly followed the introduction of a new dietetic article as in the case of these celebrated blends, which, within the short space of one year, have been. supplied to every leading hotel in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro- nounced vastly superior to any straight teas they had been accustomed to nse. Write to BARBOUR & HAMILTON for testi- moniais, Give these teas a tria), and you will never use any other. mh6-,tu,th,3m2de Carawna GRAPES—YOUNGS' Cuaxcz Or Boscresa. a ‘The entire stock of Fine Clothing for Men and Boysat THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE, regardless of cost, on account of a change in business, and it will pay youto examine our goods before purchasing. No money can be invested better than in an Overcoat or Suit, even for tuture use. The entire stock will be closed without reserve at fifty cents on the dollar. We don’t want to have a dollar's worth of stock left by April. We don’t consider it trouble to show goods, So call and see our stock ot MEN'S OVERCOATS, both heavy and light weight; BOYS' OVERCOATS. CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS, Black Cloth Suits, Black Diagonal or Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit, Wide Wales Sutts in Prince Albert, Sack and 4-Button Cutaway, Cassimere and Cheviot Suits. (Odd Pants, Odd Vests. Boys’ Suits from 4 to 18 years im Cassimere, Corkscrew and Cheviot. CALL AT ONCE ar THE MISFIT STORE mno HIS COTTON DRESS FAB- CORNER 10TH AND F sts Carawaa onarns—a2s Ninth at Ove Serre Ovencoats ABE READY. WE DON'T PROPORE TOGO INTO THE NICE DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN OVER- COAT, TOP-COAT AND COVER-COAT, “OVER CoAT" IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR USTO EXPRESS OUR MEANING WEEN WE ADVERTISE OUR LINE OF OUTER COVERINGS. WE ALWAYS HAVE THE LATEST AND BEST THING OUT. A PARTIAL SYNOPSIS MUST SUFFICE TO-DAY. Plain brown mixed twills $8. “Large stock, all sizes From 34 to 50 inches, Brown mixed meltot $10. Sizen ds to 44 inchen” New style Cheviot, $10. Real Erglish goods, SizeaS2 to 87 inches. Cadet Color, tweed, $15. With velvet collars, Sizes 84 to 44 inches Light mixed brown twills, 8. eS iinches » Yellow, black and white $15. Mixed English Cheviot, Satin sleeve iining. Brown Mixed Corkscrew, $18 Satin sleeve lining. All the regular sizes $8 Small desirable lots, $10 Different sizes and colors, $12, With best silk facings. SAKS & COMPANY, mb6 SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE, Corawna crares—a2s ninth ot it Seare Annrvars “ BBB MM MM Pha EE ume: Be iA oe RE BBB A A UU Mth ‘We will exhibit from MONDAY in all latest Spring Novelties. BERLIN WRAPS in silk, beaded and Woolen. BERLIN WALKING JACKETS and RAGLANS. ‘These above are from the celebrated Gershon, of Berlin, and should be priced, as they are cheaper, bet- ter made up, and more stylish than many othersin the market. LADIES’ BOUCLE JACKETS to match all latest colors Of dress goods, handsomely made up, only $6.25. LADIES’ BLACK JERSEY COATS of fine stock- inette, all sizes, only $3.85; can't be matched for less than $5. MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S NOVELTIES JACKETS are all the style. We have them in large variety. Compare them with New York prices. JERSEYS. Our own special styles, imported from the best makes in Berlin. We offer them with a small profit. Call special attention to our Young Lady Fedorastyle. ‘Vest Fronts inall combination. SPRING MILLINERY. ‘We are prepared to show some handsome Pattern Bonnets, and take orders by them at popular prices, SPRING ROBES. ‘Novelties, such as have not yet been shown in this market, at popular prices. SPRING DRY GOODS. Arrivals daily. We put popnlar prices on our goods. Come and examine our 80 cent Surah Silks, in all shades, Just opened a case of entirely new goods called Lace Striped Seersucker Goods in light shades, only 12% cents. OUR FRENCH SATTEENS. Another new lot arrived Inst Friday. Those who have visited us within the past four weeks know what success we had with our selections. BLACK JERSEY SILKS. Just received, our own importation, only $5 cents; worth $1. BBR 0 MMMM © oh Be WEE Sgt ep 2A GP EAE ” OSs BBB OA A uu MMM MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, mh6 ‘7TH ST., 8TH ST. AND D 8T. at Carawna GRAPES—YouNGS. Seamse Dry Goons: We are receiving all the new novelties in Dress Goods suitable tor spring. BOUCLES. SERGES, SATINS. Boucles, 62%c., 75e., $1. $1.76. ‘36-inch Serges, 25¢. and 50c. French and American Satines, 1 ye., 25¢., BTige. Beantiful Style Percales, 10c. 100 pieces New Style Ginghams, 10c. and 12%. ‘Sold last season at 12%y¢. and 150, BLACK GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, 200 pairs odd sizes in CORSETS, reduced from 75e. and $1 to 50c. u |“Cone Back Sooxr A new and attractive engraving for children. “SEE SAW. MARGERY DAW,” Also for Children, MILLET'S “SHEPHERDESS.” ‘Van Dyck’s “CHARLES L” New. Etched by Ar mand Mathey. ‘Macbeth’s “MUSHROOM GATHERERS.” Makowsky’s famous picture, “A RUSSIAN WED- DING.” Photographs now ready. Many other new Engravings and Pictures of all kinds. ‘MIREORS, PICTURE FRAMES, CARD and CABINET FRAMES, ALL THE ROGERS’ GROUPS. Mr, LAMBDIN'S PAINTINGS now on exhibition We sell at popular prices, and are not undersold by | and forsale at very moderate prices, ‘any house in this city, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, mho ‘713 Market Space. YATAWBA Gi Cz ‘RAPES—3 1b. Boxes, ax fine as in SaSRES HN Ry, 1t Doveras ‘Nusru Street, Sr. CLoup Burppxe. ‘Will offer for One Week Fitty Dozen PERRIN’S GENUINE §2 FRENCH KID GLOVES: mbe at $1.50 per pair. Mes M. J. Host WILL EXHIBIT DURING THE COMING WEEK EARLY STYLES IN SPRING MILLINERY. mhé 1200 F st nw. at JAMES & EARLE & SONS, 816 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, ATAWBA GRAPES—3 Ib, boxes—As fine sould see them in September Perfect condition; not even withered, IONZO YOUNGS CO., ich 428 Ninth bt mn ‘TILL IN THE MARKET. OUR NEW SOUTH AND W. H. TENN! - ILY BLOURSO These ‘Floury continue fo males Riana ioeer nahes emerge te Siar aaimantante Skene ea ane get Chics eae dade Ieee ese anter, ban owe Rog of money, W!) pot, Capital Mills, West Wash- mhé-3t W. 1. TENNEY & SONS. Techie OAPs Ey "HONZO YOUNGS Sx & AND PRACTICAL toreni tory School, i st. nw. | 8 precabtaces GRAPES— Perfect condition. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, it 428 Siti aga by tga RAC Ae MRS | PRES oe tS You Wis Save Moxzr By reading onr advertiaamenta, ‘There is not a person ia this city that will not more ‘oF leas be benefited by reading the half column of Dry Goods News published by us daily. It is of more im- portance to youthan Foreign News, Congressional Goasip or heavy editorials, ag it affects you more ¢i- reculy. The best place to buy any line of goods what- ever should be Knows to all. Are these questions of no importance to yout Who ‘has the best and freshest stock of Dry Goods? Where is variety, style and quality combined and offered at ‘the lowoat possible price? Where is the best attention given? Where oan you return any purchase whatever ‘and have the money cheerfully refunded you? W. believe they are; hence, we devote both time and money to tell you the daily news of the store, the ad- ‘vantages to be gained in buying hereyand algo the principles upon which we do basiness. ‘We have and always have had “One Price” to ali, with no discrimination whatever. No favoritism. ‘The child buys with the same degree of safety and ad- ‘vantage obtained by the most experienced shopper. Goods were never lower than at present, and the time isnow, ieee WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Brocanz Vetver Reoverioxs ‘This is unquestionably THE opportunity of a season to secure fine Brocade Velvets, as the prices enumer- ted below are the lowest ever named for such qual- ities, 19 {neh Colored Brocade Velvets, in Mode, Garnet, Light and Dark Sapphir, splendid patterns, REDUCED FROM $2.50 TO $2.00 PER YARD. 19 inch Colored Brocade Velveta, in Navy Blue, Garnet, Green, Sapphir, Brown, Black and Garnet, and Garnet and Black combined, very rich, beautiful designs. REDUCED FROM $8.50 TO $2.50 PER YARD. ‘We think $1.00 off per yard ought to create a stir ‘and cause their instant disposal. 19 inch ‘Colored Brocade Velvets, in Bordeaux, Brown, Blue, Green, Garnet and Maroon. Elegant designs, superior quality. REDUCED FROM $4.00 TO $3.00 PER YARD. In order to facilitate selections and enable yau to see the entire line of coloring, these will be hand- somely displayed Monday morning at our Velvet de- partment, first floor, last on the right. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sraxpixa Atoxr, AS IT WERE, from our entire stock of Black Surahs is one which we desire your judgment upon, ‘To the uninitiated Black Surabs are very much the same, but there is almost as many different qualities ‘as there are colors. ‘This particular Black Surah is manufactured by GUINET, the French maker, and may well be called ‘his best effort, as we have never sold a Black Surah at the price that can approach it as regards closeness, firmness, flexibility, weight, finish and seeming dura- bility., Examine this Surah at your earliest conye- nience. 22-in. Guinet’s Black French Surab, only $1 per yd. Note.—Do not forget what we said about the rise in Biack Gros-Grain Silks It is inevitable, and you will not be able to buy at our low prices inueb longer. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corors, Suaves Axo Tints Where will it stop? What colors witl come next? ‘There cte today a great many more colors that there are names tocall them. The admixture of one shade wit another makes more tints, and now they are mixing tints to produce other tints. It isa wonder We are not all eolor blind, By actual count, there are Just 79 different colors, shades and tints in our line of 5c. SATINS. Hence we do not propose te even attempt to enu- merate them. Suffice it to say that {f you have ever seen, heard of or dreamed of a shade, expect to find it here, 5c: Der Yard WoonWARD & LOTHROP. 7 iG Lavues Wao Tesreo rz Wear of Cheney Brothers’ Figured Jersey Silk Inst season will no doubt be glad to know that we have just re- | ceived an elegant line of the same goods, and, if any- g. better than last year's in ground colors of black, myrtle, garnet, brown and bronze, with neat | white figures, 24-IN. FIGURED JERSEY SILKS, $1.25. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. New Warsi Ix Rienoxs Picot-edged Ribbons have hitherto appeared only in plain colors. We have just opened an clegant line of Picot-edge Striped Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, in the following ground colors: White, cream, pink, cardinal, It, blue, cherry, gendarme, nile, orange, old | ; gold and garnet. These are particularly desirable for | neckwear, millinery and fancy work. We have aiso opened a few new colors in plain, with picot edge, in Nos. 2 and 3. Also, Fancy Striped Gros Grain Ribbons, for chil- Gren’s ties and hat and bonnet tammings. ‘You can get a good giimpse of Spring Ribbons here, mhé WOODWARD & LOTHROP, aa & Wise Are Receiving Daily New Spring Goods, and are sell ing them as cheap as any house in Washington. Bealtiful Homespun, in all the shades, at 25c. Better Homespun, in all the shades, at 40c. Adver- tised and sold elsewhere at 45 and 50c, FRENCH SATEEN, choice styles, no better quality made, at 35c. DOMESTIC SATEEN, at 12t4c. and 25¢. 300 Dozen CHILDREN’S HOSE, ribbed, at 20c. Sold everywhere and well worth 25c, A few remnants of SILK left (previously adveer- tised) at half price, A full line of GROS GRAIN BILK. A full Line of JERSEY SILKS, A fuil line of SURAL SILKS, all shades, for even- ing. 80 dozen TOWELS, at 15e., worth 20c. A full line of Bleached and Browa COTTONS, ‘We close at 7 o'clock p.m. LUTTRELL & WINE, 1980 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 20th st. ‘'N.B.—We guarantee our prices and will gladly re- fund when convinced that we bave charged more for FOR RENT—HOUS: a A)s0.8, S per month. 825 per DOR RENT—HOUSE 311 DST N. Wy MODERN Fiimprovements, Inquire’ at too 14, "0 Cined N. mom 1a21 F OR REST— Building. ____ marlwe 409 Bur si, aod . OR REI jOUSE . OW. & AoE ga hooe, ets Sar cs meee | Boots yore feat 10000 ee imei ae WAT preg See wig tastecst an tketaae | Wasa tects pRORCHARE, BRICK HovaE | _mheaw | OR BALE_IOTR. nese SS A, FOUNG, BIS oth ote Tee” | noren oc F seas gr Oe ashe tatebee’ 4 Piidba ne antene, to ane....eaee FOR SALE—LOTS. ‘tating terms and location, ote BB. Way 9 BOOM nrerennnnenrnrn cern 4000 lerce Piace n.W., Ee aie ee ert ee FOE SALE PORTION OF BEAUTIFUL 1 drone 1. K. E., Star seven (3) as Ppa a ey big z W 45TED-A Goon RELL WOMAN TO | 96. bo rien a ve cys > iw. EES. | purchaser. Callat 306 24st. se. a a Go generat housework fore small, funily; must | Deaving ey Address, With descripuon location | E'Gk RENTS 70S? $7. 2. W..? ROOMS, MOD. JR SALE-SEVERAL FINE PIECES ON NEW bea geodeoneged oe a aeci casted En pee Sih ues rancs Taboo | Bik et Beaeie ot D. PAKna a” | FAtmpire ave. south of Dupont. ciren. Ove ot ‘—ED—A COLORED WOMAN TO ASSIST WANTED = BRICK DWELLING, s0UTH POR RENT—a0as AND 2027 10TH ST. N.W., 6 | of which we have just sold to parties to build. A hand: W Gamlitente res ok Ak front, .000, near Ph or 7th st. n.w., oF Tooms, water and gas Will reat to ‘APPLY at 607 Oth sh, between D and E | Peet line of cars » Vinlsa, one Brick Busi | colsece Matin Mae ce one ‘Sar = ae ite | Ing northwest, prige can’ Micly; "O16 | ANE, wd gd S00 Faw . svi tail ram Under Rent. Chsiee Len ts. x ‘A GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL | > = {OR RENT—NEW SSTORY BRICK, 721 117 iT | Sts BEAN. wt $1 to. «greens Wifterewens. Ope wnocan furnish rebrenceyand | WANTED 70, PURCHASE, & New, pasck | Wet's'y 0g rove tarnne, ectier all mot. ape | "baer SEN, 1498 Pan, say ot Migbia, G08 LS at ww, Tis? | VY House, of 6 or 7 all modern improve: | $6033. ALBERT F. FOX, 820 Fat nw. meat | boss ow i oe ot = a ae ents, and cellar, Address, stating location and : aa ian OT JOR SA. THE TIME To -hOUK ED—A GOOD COOK. ‘TO ASSIST WITE | terms, 11. K.. Second Controller's office, clty. mht 1 ar Rg OO RS Lan iy E the best Lots at present low figures on Washineiom W ping od, ironing) ams go home, #4 Piet ANTED TO BUY 4 BMALL BRICK HOUSE, | modern convemences; in perfect condition. “Inguire | gieie™im Columbie Heights, Lanier Meights sud Mert Also. 8 Gor oes BE, maweiter, App! “Te | wy, meders improv Bot to exceed $5,000: | 1219 Tih st. nw. | choicest ‘CUTTER & WDMEK, Wa pA aon COOK, MARKER AND dress with ‘articnlars, ENRY, Star office, m5-3t* on T_TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE 236 | _mne.3t 28 Fat ironer, mene megiret. 1058108 sn. 3 W ANTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL @ ROOM beaiges bertreeas abe meeeon iapresmenin $30 PF Sie CELESTE ANTED — 25 BOYS AT THE NATIONAL , none, js goed be bor for aboot $1,600 Ref onth. in advance, Apply 0 JAMES Y. DA Ving we Py . 5 aa ply'ot Stage door, mornings St 10 COOK: | AP | Stn tal particulars, Hex 145, Sear mibegie™ | Sows S2t Fenneyivanieave, ____ ibm | 4a having frontage on Lou me of 0 fer ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, W ANTED—-10 PURCHASE DESIRABLE F Brick 2023 Mass. ave. n.w.. 10 roome...........640.00 | dai ~ and 159 feet on Ww mneral ‘house, south front, 7 to 10 rooms, lor, dining 110. * ee ee 40.00 | B41 square feet of ind and ts susCEDLIbie of 500d SRT ADDU 10 letak Rare MANGE | room, kitcuon Mave Hone he sod oe cater ere | Betck 2 Perce Place nw 7 00us. a. S500 | handeome sub-division’ ap will be chown ce apie Ware ca nd RENT, FIDE, STRONG Peso ip yo i ge ion tous. Tech su (soon to be designated by an net af nan to do the house work for taxhily of two; | cod Oe Particulars oe ri required. Call ‘as “Ixecutive ave.”) is to become the ham i= rash een hours EB WANT FOR CASH, CUSTOMER WITHIN 5 a -S T =E 3 Tanta pt, a0 2h rps” |W spate Gory Fugung Gre ees to Ere‘wiba "i "houtacee fostlne anaie mnidee cd W Antee th WOMAN; TO COOK, WASH AND | fr tor cellar tame’ ond K, 24 and 8th; py OS acactie Fennay vane ave, en APPA | $5,000. nwo hinges 7 to 9 rooms, weil as Will soon become one of our fest avenues. Priel ee ac 200and $5,000, and a number of good tay window. 6. rooms paved cellar, | the ‘next thiriy 95 cents per square fori, on ANTRD-A YOUNG GIRE, NOT UMDER 36 Rortiwent. “Owners will nll an ae €., all mod, imp.; $21.5 favorable terms. We’ know of no investment tow offering equal to the above. Any further informetion given on application mato on. FITCH, POX 4 BROWN, mé6-St 1437 Peon. ave. n. OR SALE—LOT 46 PERT FRONT BY so PEER Fiseen to Unter: ove ‘mauare’ fron Dopont sire, te cast, and a few mn the sires ¢ SLES perdy HSMN Shen AN Fe SALES TWO, DISIRARL BUILDING each ) one square from iajout ion #1 re cmplaprient’ as "Gane is: & chil ent employnien a Old, References required, 1714 18th st TW Seaee et GOR ety 20m Oznareal ouseworkt three In's family. Apply, with refer 2508 Kat. nw. PPA Tabb se With per- four years mho-Be J, H. GRAY € CO., 622 Fs. nw. ie, 7 rooms, mod. tmp. $18.50, EXCHANGE—HOUSE, HAVI h, stationary 4 marbie bowls, &e., nol tat 1 Rortbeast. for 6 or Stream Dwelllt northwest." Wil pay difference nc $5,005 Ni’ ‘A LOCAL AGENT IN WASHING- "W ten for she Mitier Sate und Tron Worke alte more; no application will be considered except from Dartics able and willing to look to the busines th t.do for thelz compensation ress ‘Ht MILLER, baltimore. Se mB3t cash; execilent neighborhood "Radres RUSE 4 nei oo HU Star office. Preset ‘ANTED—WE HAVE A CUSTO! ret circle. er foot. SLA GOOD GIRL TO DO GENE: od Dwelling between 10th and 20t th at.rd.op.Len 6F mhé-2w THOS. 3. MYERS, 1216 F et, ANTED—A GOOD GIRU TO DO GENERA. | y¢ 4.80" haben LER RUTH | Syn a teat . ee ee OS ab 4 M sts. n.w.. worth about $6,000. TYLE! + | 740 7ihet. se. 7r.....15.30) 285 WOR SALESTHE LOT SW. COR. oF i27ik clam reas Ap ATAY FOoe Pcs a | BAVOND, Wee wwe TYEE ee™ | eeiarta wears 1B 288 i a Aa Ww D-GOOD WHITH NURSE FOR BABY AxTED HOUSE 6 OB 6 ROOM x fmt ‘five houses INO. F WAGGAMAN, (eee A A Ed northwest; modern improvements; thorough re- mh6-6e ‘S08 and S06 Fs iw. fenuired Fab Priest owe beckece’ ® | RAF: rent moderat nent If multed; Do agents ences required. (Call at Radress PROMPT PRY, in the morning only. pane ‘Stur office. mhitwe JOR SALE—LOT ON MASS AVE, BiIWrnad ae ‘9th and Toth si nw. wpe Sits A ‘IFTY WOOD CHOPPERS ON TSS = Frame house 504 4% st. 5.W., Of nwo $18.00 | ng.at. 04 and Woe t at ane ropolitan Branch B. and 0. i R Apply to FOR RENT— S §29 4p st. nw, Ory waler—- 15.00 | _” rec cioe ae BAHL comer Stara ast the cande’y | __FOR_RENT—ROOMS, = > RRSMEANC Se ote 1288 | pon sare—ar a maw mr4-3t* OR RE! TE OUR, UNFUBNIGHED ROOMS, Brick iryto yy too ray NTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GooK, | I connected, sf month. located at 613 A stu, 8 W., OF., Water. . front ASTED-A COMPETENT WHITE COOK, | A° connected. $10 pe = pat _ ‘mbes COP a aw. Nost. nw, Inthe morning or afer 6 o'clock in the VOR SALE-SEVERAL VERY “W trito mum have goon rerererices, Apply at 1d m VOR RENT — 003 T BT pedinany eventug rene | Nauned oe unternched: alas one antotin Be tet Tots on A6th st, bet. T and U mw. only a0 fant Se TED IAD VENT solar Fons | eee i Geep, to alley, and iwo.on P sts bet. Irian inth ste ¥V J ANTED—ADVERTISING SOLICITOR FOR A ae nas nw. only feet deep, LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, Weekly newspaper on commission. Address } TOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON | _ 20 F st. nw. mh6w ‘TERRY, Star office. mh4-3t* third floor, newly papered and patnted; bath on R REN SLEDA DaRIRABLE LO FF = ‘ANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT | $8me floor; south fron: no children; French and Eng- 519 P,P. POR SALE—A DESIRABLE LOT, FRONTING W ‘thelr own house. $7 to G10 per week can be | lish spoken,” 1118 st nv,, near 11th st-cara 10" | agi te kyt gt Hy 20 feet o0,the north wide of Hea. bit ven 3d and geen, made. No photo painting; po canvassing. Fe, RENT— 13TH ST. N.W.. PARLOR AND | 1232 31st st. 10r. = a a 3 me for ful particulars ‘please ‘address, at once, CRE Bedrooms, suitable for a party of gentienien: or | 1225-83 23d. POR SALE—HANDSOME BUILDING SITE, 25 GENT ART CO. 19 Central street, Bosto, Mass, | will reut separately: newly furnished. mbO-gie | Oll-17 Va. ww, Gr. front, on Massachusetts ave. near Soot ¢ Box 5170 BSAl: | Foe GENT OACSUITR OF HOOKER helw "DANE: Bb or 44 set, fronting south. near Dupont aaa Ne pa ae somely furnished, suitable for 2M. C. or for busl- st. n.w.101-$83.83 ‘one of the best imp: ‘ in north WANTED—SITUATIONS, _ | nese "Hs25 Ft mw. eS aherwe nw .10r-S88.38 goa aes = —— WOR REN ‘COMMUNICATING 3 —s WASTED A STEADY ELDERLY MAN, OF Rooms, unfurnished 2d story; south front: heat, DOR SALE— WV eno 1 education, will work tor $5 per week, with- | gas and bath; privute family; rent, $16. 2213 Ji Valuable Lot on 16th st. and two lots on K st. at outboard, or $3 with board. Good references. Ad- | Ww. Sg00d bargain. Apply to MAJOR GEO, A. ARMIN, dress X. O, B., Star o = tee fe F mR REN 728.17 4. a __ whOaméew St ED-EY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN. A | I hanasome suite of rco! JOR SALE-TOTS 16TH AND Kt STS. N.W.100 W troition as tarkeuper; reterevce furniabeds A : Paton itee bet ibe ana Wd heb Pe jor i aress "EXPL RIENCE blur ofive, re" | WAGE RENT con avs tah nt Wiss A BOY, 17 YE, BY AGE, | and eastern exposu eS wts “44 ane Woartro comracter ana 'reference ight emplong | grenanged: Congenient te three imesor care, weet goat The He “ ih, archers olliee preferred. Address A I. | er ay FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE Tunbia Height set Cuber AED ea ~ | EC iamity. No children. Near 140i st wars and 150 ee ed eM SWORMSTEL STEN A RESPECTABLE, EDUCATED | at, herdics. References exchanged. 1410 Q st ms-G.* Pril, 1017 Counecticut-ave., mnoet dearable rest. | _ mb5-6t 1O sphy halt bly board, “Addis Ge Zs tae | JVOR RENT—1908 H ST. N.W., THREE NICELY | de. cr, twelve rooms. ready for housekeeping. will be | NOR SALES 9 way half bis board, Audress Q. 2. star! Wi niraished ooms ou second hoor north, west aaa | rented omiy to private feasiiys tarenetectonsbie. kK cHrar. aoe South ight: well heated: private family; geutlemen A FINE BUILD WwW: —RITUATION BY A LADY FROM | only preerred; referenc mbG-iGe On Wat, bet Northwest Been and caterer afirseciace cue ald’ a Fellable wine | FOL RENT—SUITE OF TWO OR THREE Rooms |b 8 Aa St. ne rome Qa st, beeen Vermont ave. end 13th et: 25187 Adiress Mis GAY. star olice. te” | Monsees eae farmine uatgemtneg Dewatt | rain caceaiend w Frtning ike: rat, $34, "ie: | Rrvate requichen telat sroaiet ty hake — Summer focation: ren low to desirable pat fer : 0, Wwellings, the beabti Seep oak pearing me & Position payin pe = 4 “ON Fi {OR RENT UCK HOUSE the elegant residence of Col. Lorengo Siigraves, Ui onth; overnmen prete! ox | FOR RENT—HANDSOME ROOMS, ON FIRST. ; lea J tgraves, Se ieee anon Dre samme | Kands ours, cigs OF eh ue, Soruished oF | gute! rangs hot snd cold waier, gan isiroven: ia ting | 2° FOr DeCeamdtermBappty te DY SHO, UNDE STANDS ee aaa eae ian ST, sre 0 2 MILLER, Shoe Store, corner othand | _ mbt n system desires w position as — | I is —_____ | Se Governess, Address Miss D., Star oilice. — nhU-3t* T-FIVE COMMUNICATING ROOMS, | 740% RENT—38 TWOSTORY BRICK, 2210 D| MW O* BALES sites on New Mam hire ave. ps EUcaY Av RESPROTABLE WHITs newly: pepered.good cor H st. mw. $10; two-story and basement brick, 480 2OxI10. lace as chambermaid or ta do general Apply E. Lst.s WM. F. HOLTZMA. Price $1.25 per square foot, ‘a first-class family; good reference. Call y 1321 Fst. haw. at 645 Cat ne. mho-2* EW HOUSE IN \E BOON ‘and Bedroom, with heat, SYED-BY A RUSPRGTABLE YouNG | L some Furnished Parior West Washington, 10 rooms; location first-class; | FOR SALI Wists lCopstng nang kintor an cilce, “Terns | gesand bath-roon: suitable for a gore fiumn oneait nfock of street carsheated ny furuace’ | [Pree Hewutifal Lots on 140h st. near N st. 22.0 moderate," Address Morterate,” Star Office, mé-zi¢ | OT siugie eutlemos, cars pass the door aad i has every modern improvement. WESCOTT & | 100 caverege-) Wil be wuld che Mee bites walle to tine ¢ WILC.X. 19 ie Pi tae at Guce. . A POSITION ~ WARNTED-BY A Dita mo3t ‘Apply to mé$-3t D ROOMS, EN SUITE ‘ VOR RENT—TWO : WAN: A YOUNGMAN A SITUATIC assistant bookkeeper or grocery On Vermont ave, 17.4 by average 1 ‘Prive, 5c. per square foot. to wide aikey. We 25 1124 Cn. e.2-£. Ste. 0 ‘one on sec- | § ‘Bished front Rooms, one on Amst 6120 Bondy Astheidth ors 9. ply to Gress Ie He Star office. and oor, gentlemen pretersed. o20Gth st, Between | 229 0 Bong’ y,lstheiatnSrs-9 | apply see RAT Tp — PAT FAS Se Re Rent Frenne, Devel aa 8) 26 Blad. R..2-5.6.,5% 8] mbs-3t 1505 Pennsylvania ave, ANTED — PATE SYS ATTEN. | *aB% sg 05 | wea tlon!—Geatte ‘lence, selentitic | — = a SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY ~OH BALE — education, mechanteal expert, having spare tine, de- , HANDSOME nw. ‘LIGHT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, Sires apsochation with attorney ‘of iarge practice, aa ingle oF enulte, j IRABLE BUILD adviser and wssistant. '« ompénsation. moderate 4oF +e. AppORIT s at wee BETWEns set AnD Gap oma. service rendered. Address Box 63, Slat office | ments ntett to Capltcl, departments | fo goa onsMGiows lesen TaN rca bee OO Sexkee Ah subb-2t* eS — 1902 N st., Br... 30.00) 1604 4th st.. 6 15.30 | Applyto COLORED | JOR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOM. 21.60) |435 HL 3. V. N. HUY first-class private | A! ished Rooms, single or communicati 1005 Yeni Vania 390 family, or driver in grocer, store. Can give good re€ | for Congressmen; ‘very desirable location; two jines of oR SALES erences “Apply ae228 Bdiseme. masts | ears. 1720 Ht st me, aon inh Sw a JABLE PRINTE) VOR nS URD 48.24 by 80, on 16th st... corner Carol nem. w, nt proo-reader desires per and unfurnished Rooms; heat and gas. 54.76 by 100, on 16th er Tb. we ert Niluaiior ome Systematic and stricily | > oR RE NT 119 Wri | ¥. w.. TWO nz 208. R lewa Girdle, ery Greed OT ‘ond floor front cormmupicsting sunny ad y 110, ion a z bright Iu a private family. where there arene chi x 100, on 141 ar Vn. ‘AN’ dreu;with first-class table board. a iv especially fitting her for teaching yout ‘Theabove is only asmait portion of property on ‘uy plano music, desires a Sltuation: copying solicited; best books, For full list call at office for bulletin. Insued on Tetereuces, "Address PELICAN, Siar offlee, m2-1we FOR RENT—OFFI pS EG ep tty sing'e lots om N. Hy ANTED — SITUAIION AS CASHIER AND | = oa a $75.00, 1130-32 20th,7ra...927.50 | Bdaaht VE semua and sn Mount Pleat W tincikes tile business, by # gentle R RENT—DESIBA' NT OF 75-00 1330-G2 20th Tre...927.50 | _ mast .T. LELPOLD, 1338) F stn. w, man with fam getic, striely sober and giving | A’ Rooms at 1407 F st. o.w. Se onllae ener tite iat OR SALE—CREAP-SOME TWO MUNDRED undivided tluse; best of references. Address TUNICA, JOUN SHERMAN & CO., 5 able rear i Lote, from $200 to 61.200eeh. Star office. mins’ | _mh62w ___1407 Fatreet,_ | $24 200i st 10rs.--35- 35/1421 Hopkinsst.m., have'a Square Of Ground, of about 80,000 fect. Ww OPV ANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, | J{OR RENT—FURNISHED OFFICE AT 435 2h ir. 2 can sell cheap, aud terins to suit, C,H. PA W itay's maida cooky, chainternatis, numen, St. n.w, Inquire on premises, -NT—OFFIC and 1010. F st. n.w., tw Hp and Eats Siw. POR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, IF SOLD house girls, waitre and drivers, White anc meh cooks, waiters, porters colcred. with retercnice. 717 Bins’ ¥. : O02 large. elegai by April Ist, a Lot on G st. n. w ite the new Sach DUNMORE CO Santon’ || ap dt go OAS Hae a a aes. eat 3 Focclad maine Lake OR, 8,5 copedie se new two communicating rooms, well lighted, 2d floor, suit” pres ply to. GOLDSCHMLD, 812 Fuh 5. able for dentist, ren¢@lo. All rooms ‘neated. ” Spa o oe —— lous entsance, with easy sales direct frovn etteet FRE SALSA SREENDID FRONT OF four lots 18 each, on New Han tween Washingtou and’ Dupont Circles, for the whole, on easy teruis and lone & ith parties buying one or more vit is the last chance to secure a low-priced lot ot 27-70 W.C. DUVALL 925 Fst Sus ica ocildg in eke aha ‘oftice mm in the city; to icnanis igw renta. We have fooine, on iat 3d, and 4th floors, bright and spacious, from $6 to'$2 W: able house; will prefer betwi and Ii sts nw.: rent not over exchanged. Address FOREIG.. ER, Star office 6- TT, ry comfortable front rooms in a very respect- 74th and 16th and M 50 a mouth; referen : ST i avenue, where ground is rapidly. ris a = am a ie ecto ith. Ay mises to CUTTER & JOR RENT- Ss +- pa ntiy goin 00s than sold for elsewhere. LGW. | WT ASTED-VEIMANLATLY, OOM, AND | Wisttt, teal Notte, Insurance and Loann. f25-Lan Pricoe Totte, 12 ro Homes will eit eva guoa prot Senet ts asi ats 7-2w \ ard for two in @ private ly. rest Je | Ropes 2419 Snow alley, 5 r some two-story six-room houses for sale at goot = A ee) eae eg ee eS Galas gn Kt “Apply to GOK & GOOD ACI FEEL [L ER RRR Y ¥'" 68S, ‘ANTED—A LADY WITB AIGH RBCOSE | cation aruis fst nw, fis-im mi 2 ke £ o£ fe Ere Sy ” Ss, German, Freach ‘snd Lingdians desires ‘a rout 1 = Foe SALE SEVERAL choice OmNEx Lone RF £ ge gee » | Bonrdin'return for instructions: “Address FOREIGN, FOR RENT—STORES. in the northwest section, om tian non ie HOR OY Meet 2 | rote Soha Peg i seo cee rin, SR ts = Sa 3 OR RENT! NG LE, : =a - ee = AT Yt aft atin FFP gSS5 THT (W ain third doors sunabie for ight hocsckeeping | E2902 your st naw. Apply as 1000 18th a new SKC SS Too andwaer gis) mnt | WOR SALE SST ROW HET. OTH AND UTI, eo Hug ow eee Address 4.5, D., 1016 Massachusetts ave. n.w. mds | mb6-Ste OR Bi RE PE Rope BRICK, 1026 |” French st. 'n.w., four adjoining Lote, 72.4 by, 90, it = = = R KENT-STORES WITH DWELLINGS | I’ New Jersey ave. n vance. Apply W. iw, near Ist, two Lote, Bi 2 by as. Hd ie Foo ¢ 2s WANTED—BOARD. miovesidus and Lid Pat, uw. "These house | DUAL. Wo Fat mb | gi,too, Pale a as: have stores 20x40, large geese ress, go ROOMS, | foveral very pretty, Lote on Columbia Ti rece! Dor, = =. SENTLEMAN AND | Crete cellars, 7 feet’3 inch Gelling, eight rooms, eat, Sena, 7 ol the ety. cheap aud on pido LISLE ALY those: ‘ANT DUBOARD BY GENTLEMAN AND | water, fax Z8foot sidewalk. Apply to 8. LEWIS, | ontencee gan Fe waa Ea modern com | fz7-1m. FALKER €& WILSON, 1000 F af 1p Blues, Brown, Draband Cardinal, which we will | with sod Soatd Address giving location, priccyaay | 1428 Lath st.n.w. nzauas2re * | Oy mn4-8t | 720R SALE—1 HAVE FOUR VERY PIN close at” Box Ss, Star office. Ga OK RENT —SMALL STORE AND ROOM | 7\OR RENT—A VERY DBSIRABLE 16-ROOM F building Lots opposite the Ilaine mansion, with Hears gears oS, Gust ae Apply to DANUBL | 'Stoune- furnished: hot and cold water, range, tthe | outlook om Dupo pybino each. A soon 3558 5 TOITS, | HANNAN: Plumber, cormer Gib and P sua nw, -idow conservators stab: opportu —MISC. ANEOUS, | “mnose jarge grounds, with fruit, Howers and shrubbery: sant. | Lug their owe Bonk” 2a HORSE, C ere ‘AND HAR- low fe ‘one Year or Gra, de gwucm earcing: Te | fe-Am 14 iat or family we lve description aud pri, | FOR RENT—MISCELLA NEOUS] suest'D. GnPHSCION 2'CON ASS PE 0 Se eg eS Eo" ‘These Goods are Cheap at 50c. and state where they may be seen. Address ML ‘A. J.) —~ = mhasi* Sat ea SAVE » MOST, EXCELLENT Also, one Lot of GENTS’ FANCY BORDERED | staroffice. __AtT 2 POR RENT-902 HAST CAPITOL STA NEAT | Connecticut ave. and leu sty tet. K ant Land Land HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEES, at 21c, to] W7{ieiny moruingatistand Mota nw. tie | 600d tena; 86 per month. "219 1) stn all convenienoes; range and latrsba Appy to, | enhancing safidiy He elie Me hoe on ‘close, at VT Moatay menos ENT—a LARGE CARRIAGE HOUSE THOS J-FIGHERSCO, | meuts are fa oopteiiat aan a aoe TO ai - > DEF OR REN ‘ANTED 10 EXCHANGE-A GOOD DRIV- FPO editioat 314, aud rooms with saa SUbS | mrost 1526 Fa nw. | time to buy for the rising market dave many ex. mh ELLERY’S 1112 Fst n, ‘S.BOSE- | boara, at $16 and 314 Indiana avenue. jale-sin <meCRY SELgRS ROTEEESORE, gaamme. very waluabie frontad ‘ANTED-T0 ARTISTS-BOLAR AND ELEO- : ae a ca ois ed im got A Piliesco ta Siena. & Over, re AP Ww Ermch too ‘ars PERSONAL. Gaw10r 60 | N.Y. ave. iw. 30 | oe es Ce 5 hours. P. He. Wi "700 8th at, corner TiSS4i Sth wawSewAS |G awl Ot ie | POR SALE-THEED Bs LOTS, ON F TAILORS bOI ‘ASHINGTON, DETECTIVE AGENCY —OLD- | “\3nqgc a St. Just went of New Hauupshire ave! 21x00 Took . ANTED—TO SELL OR|EXCHANGE-POR A est i; reliabie each. pas per foot. Owner 1551 F st nw, consultasions free. OBice hours 6 aun. to 10 pins ‘Appiy to Hoom 4° fodm Comer New York ave. and 10th st nw. itoall Coupe, Sidebar eather, "Top Brewster fee, oficn, hours 9 am, ve 10 pe po fio “You are invited to inapect our stock, mhé-s,tu,th,lm | Great BUGGY, Star oles aes fartos Wee Hits pote. hersiime 180 BUSINESS CHANCES. ra ‘ED—A SMALL F. LY WITH ‘i ‘CDEVITT’S DETECT! A ICY. (1706 F st. n.w,, L2rs......75) r.2 ——— — —- — 4 2 ‘HII fire for nine tooms (0 Rarnleb and Keop.a hoveo Tuformation furnished to reliable persons only. | 1706 Conn. av., 1113. 70 kao NTED-TO RENT PREMISES IN GOOD see ie eS ne fora party of gentlemen tired of ing; good chance ‘confident 1212N. ¥. ave. l0r. “ig | WAnte> ar se 2c Reduced from 75s, t0 00s, per pint botte and from 8% for right party to live rent free. ‘Address M.'COiC, | “fv-lme” MCDEVIT & FLINDER, 805 Pa.av.n.w. 40 Se Bullding must be ta to $3 «i Warranted strictly “pure, ‘Star office. mhb5-2t ‘and rent reasonavle to a rei tenant, Whisky extensively for tore than fghteou years t | “({7ANTHD—GOOD PIANO FOR SPOT casi Rit anewer onalteabveae” aragitgmma 3g | Aidrest LiVcke, sear oon,“ * FUNDS Ses recommend it, wits, confidence as to its entire State maker, style and lowest price. Address IVY INSTITUTE, 21S RARE OPPORTUNITY TO. TER BUsi- mirity, frew of foal olf “and all oluer impurities with | Box 61, Siar flee. ‘mb5-6e | ame .w. corer Suh and K sian. w, ‘30 large and old ‘established ‘Stove ‘aici fis'fine favor unimpaired. ‘It certainly meri a "7 ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO =F 135 | Hue Store tor mule. Apply to Sie W ‘best Watches in ‘for the NW ACCOUNT OF THE EMAND ..20 | THOMAS, 452. mbé-Lmn ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, Join Watch club; f Us we are now to ‘value for 131 = = awe = me 4th and I sia and 24 and D om money. investigate at G.S KGNIEH'S, Jew- | Gants Second-hand. ‘or call ab 1 Ss Ease HINGTON INVESTMENT Yorke aver phase aid Ne" | SFUsta's Old stand,” G10 Det mw. osama paar alotseny pact ot Weenie tas Duzs }UITS, ED—10 BXCHANGE—A CLERK OF she Eastern Section, Ss dinar one, War ‘dopartmant would ike tt BOARDING. FOR HIRE Pp ey ny res er ‘PROM GOVERNMENT ‘same, 414 Ninth Stréet, mbé-im ress ‘s oie sy ‘privates not CONSULS 10 RXCHANGE — MARKET meats, SoOME™OF raurme aND PRODUGR oe ange or Vapor: Oil or Gas Stoves cy fresh and ‘Having Just received» frosh supply of Fruits, a. | Olt Ones cuted OF HD Pay, OM Bioves, boaghe eae ING AT 404 2D ST. N.W. ALso) SEY Bana SBahey' Ben Devin wound tnd | sold cheap. fes-am | P3 erat furnished rooms for reat awe sa 4, $2.8), ver, barrel: WY iy bee Reco Metalic eg (PEE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 19 OTH eT. Nw. forge Bal’ Yare sate ortaa ot a and Children's Pique Dresses, No one conduc oering houses nee. e G0 ctx per bushel All other Fruits bro-| them. PRINCE, 1000 Fat, mhs-ere | ene rooms, x Tl Old Central Fruit; 70 REDUGE — Ty ‘Ta, avenue. ‘ail goods delivered to ony pat aN ERYONE TO ec | ———————— Et Peo clty tree of charge. PARE tis Barone Tues ae Ge sak LOST AND FOUND. tbe: BE. M. Segclrsteb ened Phil i 4TH, 1686—A SILVER BAN- URCHARD & Bro SPECIAL 01 0) GENUINE JAVA abd MOCHA. 880, O8T—ON MARCH Wea ae Hg |S tJ OST—FRID. EVENING, BE- ca | Lee ce es ets MARCH = wil be owner at 1226 D-HAND } URN kor