Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1886, Page 2

___ THE EVENING STAR. Brow Ox: Hows Ox: Hiss Ox WASHINGTON: MONDAY... .... .... ..... Maren 15, 1886. CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star bas = regular. permanent bona Gide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and canal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. The Dill to prohibit the sale of intoxicating Uquors in the District of Columbia within one mile of the Soldiers’ Home, which was intro duced by Senator Colquitt last week, was the outgrowth of an inquiry recently made by the Senate committee on military affairs into charges that, at certain saloons of low repute, the veterans residing at the home were made drunk and robbed of their pension money. The Dill was introduced by request, and Mr. Col- quitt is not responsible for the limit set upon the operation of the proposed law. It is hard to understand the arbitrary establishment of a mile radius, instead of two miles, or three miles, or @ half mile. The quality of a saloon is not likely tobe changed by its nearness to or its remoteness from the Soldiers’ Home: and the veteran who is anxious enough to get liquor wilt not be deterred by the mile limit, if he knows that, by going fifty feet beyond the mile, he can get all he wants. If it be deemed advisable to make special prohibitory laws tor the protection of the inmates of the Soldiers’ Home, would it not be wiser to forbid the sale of liquor anywhere in the District to an inmate without a permit? — ee The subscription fund for the benefit of the widow of Gen. Hancock is made a text for a variety of editorial comments by our cotempo- Dreary, cheertess, stormy March, Thou cold and wintry thing, T do not see what right Thou hast “Among the months of Spring. ‘But there is a great deal of BLOWING Going on that the wintry winds of March have naught Blowirg appears to be an absolute necessity tosome People, they having indulged in it tosueh an extent that ft has become second nature. But wheuever = brick is thrown in their midst they set up # howl which grows in intensity until the sound thereof may be likened unto the hissings of enraged vipers. BLOW ON! HOWL ON! HISs ON! In the meanwhile we “LAUGH AND GROW FAT,” Because the people are with us and will support and sustainus Wesell FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING At exactly Tem Per Cent above the Actual Cost of Manufactare. ‘Not One Cent More—Not One Cent Less. Spring Overcoats, all wool, silk facings, $5.25. Spring Overcoats, Tweed mixture, $5.75. Spring Overcoats, Gray Corkscrew, $8.25, Spring Overcoats, Oxford mixture, silk facings, Taries, some of which, though well meant, might | $12.50. Detter have been left unwritten. The Boston Transcript, tor instance, of whose generous mo- | tives we entertain no question, disposes of all criticism of the project with the sweeping ques- tion how long the country would have hesl- tuted if Gen. Hancock had demanded his pay in advance when the Union troops were waver- ing at Gettysburg and needed the inspiration of his heroie ride down the front. This seems to us an injustice to the memory of a noble officer. The association of asordid idea with his name, 2ven for the purpose of refreshing the public re- sollection of ‘his services, is undignified, to say the least. The best that Gen, Hancock had to give to his country he gave without grudging. He wrote up no debits and credits. If he were alive now he would repel with scorn the idea that the republic owed bim asum of money which it was in honor bound to turn over to his widow. No newspaper which bears his memory im bigh respect should base its appeals to the patriotism of its readers on any such ground. As freely and_as gladly as Hancock offered his body for a sacrifice in their behalt,the American people will assure his widow against need. But the mainspring of their action will be tove,-—not obligation. ee The sinking of the Cunard steamer Oregon by collision with an unknown schooner, aiter dawn and in acomparatively smooth sea, was ene of those casualties which occasionally startle the wits of shipbuilding experts whe be- lieve that they have calculated all the chances ot marine disaster and guarded against them. | The ease with which the prow of a low-decked ‘wooden vessel seems to have penetrated the big | sbip’s side shakes one’s faith in the resisting power of iron armor. The reported discovery of two holes eansed by the collision is significant, also. It would indicate that there was first a biow, then a rebound and thena second blow. If this be true, it must do away with the popu- lar belief that water-tight compartments are an absolute safeguard against a ship's sinking by the staving of ahole in her side. The Oregon ‘was provided, we are told, with nine transverse watertight bulkheads. Only two of the cham- bers at most could have been opened by the cvilision to admit water, yet ali the rest did not serve to keep her aftoat, Yesterday's accident, moreover, emphasizes the fact that the best rules of the road ever de- vised for use at sea will not of themselves pre- Yent trouble. The look-out on the Oregon ap- parently failed to sight the schooner bearing down upon her till too late to reverse the en- ines and give the sailing vessel her right of way. Whether this was due to atmospheric conditions or to carelessness will not appear until an official inquiry is made, Tae Nanoxatr Crrorr Is No more solidiy founded than the reputation of Benson's Capeine Plasters. They are known, appreciated and used everywhere im America—its hospitals and its homes. Physicians, pharmacists and druggists affirm. that for promptness of action, certainty and range of curative qualities they are beyond comparison. Once used their unequalled excellence recommends them. ‘The publicare again cautioned against the cheap, worthiess and shameiass unitations offered by menda- cious parties under the guise of similar-sounding names, such as “Capsicin,” “Capsicum,” “Capuem, “Capsicine,” ete. Ask for Benson's, buy of respectable ination. The ‘Three Seals” trade-mark and the *cutinthe center. mb13-s,m,w o 7 N ow Reavy I oR 1 'SPECTIO! SPRING NECK WEAK IN THE AND MATERIAL, (Cail and see the new Four-in-Hand W.S TEEL, mhi3 935 Pennsylvania avenue. Cuaxcz Or Besrxess ‘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 ot cost, on account of a change in business, aad it will pay youto examine our goods before purchasing. No Spring Overcoats, satin and silk lining, $17.75 and 919.75. Men's Suits, $3.90, $5,00, $7.50, $8.75, $9.75, $10.75. A new invoice of Children's Pants, 4 to 12,at 22 cents a pair. ‘We sold 1,000 pair of these Pants last week. VICTOR E ADLER'S CLOTHING HOUSR, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH 8T. X. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICK Open Saturdays until 11 p.m. ‘And that the lowest, Srrcrar Sate Ov Consers. 50c. TO $10. “P. D.,” the only French Corset endorsed by all physicians: “Thomson's Glove Fit- ting,” “Madame Foy's,” “We the original French Health.” The best French woven $1 Corset without exception. A splendid Corset for 50c., and fifty other styles from which to select. “Ter Majesty, EMOVAL. spring roller, _mbI5-1m GENTLEMEN Altering and repairt Goods called for and mb15-Im* 1y’s” celebrated Corsets, “C. P." Corsets, inth and F sts. n. w. ‘Mr. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, Agt.. ‘Wishes to announce to his friends and patrons that he has removed his place of business from 521 7th st., near F st, to 728 77H Sr., bet. G and H sts n.w., where he hus now on hand for saie a large stock of Wall Papers of all grades, and aiso @ large line of frame mouldings, as also window shades in every style. Tam also prepared to sell fine gold paper at the low price of 40c. apiece Also, white blank papers at 12igc. and hang thesame ai 12igc. a piece. A fine Sineh gold frieze for 50c. Also, Holland shades with yds. long, 45c. Also, good shade for ‘35e. Don’t forget the number— 'S SUITS SCOURE! AND PRESSED FOR $1. Coats 50 cents, Pants 25 cents, Vests 25 cents. done in best manner. ‘we Sensey-Its Omar. Earnest Redfern made for the Princess of Wales glove-fitting Jacket of fine kuitting silk, braided with gold across the front She, having an exceedingly fine figare, liked it very much, and exacted a promise from Mr. Redtern not to make another like it for a year. ‘The Prince of Wales, about a month after, asked Mr. ‘Redfern to make him onelikeit, Mr. Redfern replied in the negative, telling him of his promise to the Princess. ‘The Prince laughingly remarked that he would make that all right, saying it was for # present to Mrs. Langtry. Henee the name then giyen it—the “Jersey.” Whats history, ard what marvelous changes have been wrought in its manufacture. For ashort time only it held its fashionable supremacy in the courts of the old country. ‘To-day it ranks first as an article of both fashion and utility. Worn by millions in every walk of life. Sold from 500. to $50 each. Again it comes new and fresh before the “Flowers of Spring,” and if possible more popular than ever. ‘The new styles are exquisite, and no written descrip- ton can do them justice. They must be seen, hence ‘on Monday we shall display them on dummies to en- able you to get an idea of the various styles, Weat- tempt to describe them as follows: Fine Black Stockinette Jerseys, with combination vest fronts in neat embroidered figures, postilion back (postition back is the very Intest cut, and is short over the hips, well rounded, and long in back and front), $3.75 each. Fine Black Stockinette Jerseys, with cream figured vest front, black buttons, postilion shape, $3.75 each. Fine Black Stockinette Jerseys, vest front with 2% inch plaited black braid on each side, also around bot- tom, collar and cuffs, $4.50 each lhaported Black Stockinette Jerseys, Rosary beads up and down a vest front, around a reverse collar and wrists, also running up the sleeve 3 inches from the wrist, very handsome, $4. Black Imported Stockinette Jerseys, protusely jetted. and finished with black shell-shape buttons up and down the front, on back and on collar and cuffs, coat back, only $5.50 each. Garnet StockInette Jerseys, heavy imported goods, tailor made, basque shaped, postilion back, bound en- tire with biack braid, fits like a glove; same in black, $6 each. Superfine Black Stockinette Jerseys, black em- broidered grecian border over @ cardinal vest front, also around the collar and cuffs, postilion back; same in cream, a perfect garment, only $4.50 each. Firm, closely-woven Black Silk Jerseys, satin faced, full plaited coat back, beautifully made and finished. We were obliged toask $12 for the same grade two Years ago. now $7.50 each. An elegant line of Black Jerseys, selected with the same care and atteution asthe above “Novelties” in all the improved cuts, shapes and styles, at §1.25, $1.75, $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3 and $4 each. Colored at $1.56, $2, $2.25 and $2.50. Unquestionably the finest exhibit of the newest things in Jerseys ever shown by us. All Jerseys fitted. (Second floor; take elevator). WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bexcazrs Or Rizsoxs gr Janots,” made of Striped Satin and Gros Grain, with “Picot” edge, very stylish. Colors, Pink, Cardinal, Lu, Blue. Orange, Nile, Gendarme, Lilac and Ge ‘New spring Shades of Satin and Gros Grain Kibbons all widths. For Hat and Bonnet Trimmings we are selling Gros Grain No. 40, with Moire and’ Roman Stripe Edge: ‘very handsome. (First floor, middle counter.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. New Seruxe Ververs ‘The new patterns of these goods this season are Yery handsome. We have just opened an invoice of Rich Cut and FRIZE Striped Combinations, Pongee, Marine and Amber; Old Gold. Lt, tilue and Pongee; Old Gold, Acajon and Pongee; prettiest goods tor trim: ming wodlens and Silks ever shown by us. : ‘The above is one among many of the exceilent stock, which you should not fail to examine. : WOODWARD & LOTHROP. More Srrixe Brack Goovs have placed on sale another invoice of Spring Black Fabrics, and quote as specially good values the following! lack ee ‘Nuns Veiling, worth 621gc., es TARE A-woot Albatross, worth 62%, only 50; pet ya 40-lu. Black All-wool Jersey Cloth, very desirable for eariy spring, oulv 75 yd. Black Silkcwarp Cisifetic, manutuctured by the celebrated Priestly & Son, ts the finest and lightest fabric of its kind, and will give the utmost satisfaction to any lady needing a “Best Black Dress.” Four qualities euch a bargain. No. 4. $1.00; No. 3, $1.20; No. 2, $1.50: No. 1, $1.75 per yd. 42-inch silk-warp Glotia Cloth, only $1.50 per ya. 4é-inch (extra wide) Black Camel's Hair Grepadi or King Cloth, will not crease, very light and ext fine, only $1.45 per yd. 40-In. Black All-wool Germania Serge, fine twill, smooth, soft finish, particularly suitable for early spring wear. 3 qualities, S7iyc, $1.25 and $1.37 pee yd. ‘This department is well stocked with the best known (05 9th st. n.w., and 42 N. Calvart st., Baltimore. Fox Youne Genriexen. ‘NEW LINES OF “COVERT” OR ENGLISH TOP COATS, IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES OF MATE- RIALS, MADE EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE. NO ONE ELSE HaS THEM. FOR SMALL BOYS VERY STYLISH SPRING OVERCOATS THE LITTLE FELLOWS NEED LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS AS MUCH AS THE BIG ONES WE OPEN THIS MORNING SOME ENTIRELY money can be invested better than in an Overcoat or Suit.even for future use. The entire stock will be closed without reserve at fifty cents on the dollar. We don’t want to have @ dollar's worth of stock left by April We don't consider it trouble to show goods, so call and see our stock of MEN'S OVERCOATS, Doth heavy and light weig! BOYS’ OVERCOATS. CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, Black Cloth Suits, Black Diagonal or Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit, Wide Wales Suits in Prince Albert, Sack ‘and 4-Button Cutaway, Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, Odd Pants, Oud Vesta. Boys’ Suits from 4 to 18 years in Cassimere, Corkscrew and Cheviot CALL AT ONCE at THE MISFIT STORE mae CORNER 10TH AND F STS Mas M. J. Hesr WILL EXHIBIT DURING THE COMING WEEK EARLY STYLES IN SPRING MILLINERY. ma6 1309 F stow. 10. novar- menas broken Furniture Tide ROYAL“ repairs cracked Crocker? [108 ROYAL” remores mashed Cimewaret [Oe ROYAL” Cements damaged Brie a beat 30e. ROYAL” grace houseauld Articiest sH0e ROYAL” fastens wood wo stetalt Be KOVAL” secures Cue Tipe! rivets Jewelry, Ornaments, et “HGc ROYAL" sticks Panceboasd: Bonke eee “¥0e KOVAL" binds Leather, hilboer Set S10e ROYAL” ments “Family Jace 10: ROYAL Weide Metal to Gla! We ROYAL" saves the broken Pieces Wc RUYAL” joins ail damaged Frames! Ge. ROY AL" saves dollars to tamitent Oe. ROYAL” Mends Everything: [MWe ROKAL” always Liquid: altays Ready? Ue. ROY AL” Druggists, Grocers Hardee, &c! ASE: oie OURS hoy gt tor ear ustralian trade” Sat F3 3 Hart st., LONDON, ENGLAND. ee prade sipplied Op the See: Grocers, uardwere be Grocers, Geonce T. Kees TAILOR 424 OTH STRERT NORTHWEST. Fax Aso Ws TER Bowen exhibition at the Leading Tailoring Estab MamueUt ve Waskingion. IL D. BARR, wo 2221 Peuosyivanu aveaua ALKER'S, 204 10TH STREET N.W. Piain and Ceder Carpet Lining, new low “Phin Felus for tunuers and savers Chareoul. Lime. Cement se +19 NEW GOODS, NOT EXPENSIVE. E. B BARNUM & CO, W. M. Sutsrer & Sows SPRING OPENING NEW DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPETE STOCK, EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY. CONFINED STYLES IN THE NEWEST DE- OUR BUYER HAS BEEN ABSENT FOR THE PAST WEEK SELECTING DRESS GOODS, WHICH WE WILL PLACE ON SALE MONDAY, MARCH 15TH. AS MANY STYLES CANNOT BZ DUPLICATED AN EARLY INSPECTION IS SOLICITED. PARIS ROBES IN EVERY TEXTURE. ONE PRICE. N. B—THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST. mbi3 981 PENN. AVE. W. M. SHUSTER SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FE. M. grades. mbls-s,méew Scncuarp Have discovered that no one though it be the mout expensive, will sult everybody. Some want streagth, some richness, while others pay any price for a certain de it few Kinds of coffees popular brand of FREN dozen years to rich and poor alike at 1 those who use it will take no other. spectfully advise those who have been Price without satisfaction wo try some Penasyivatia Avenue, cor. 45 st. ud Of COFFEE, al- of flavor which fe have sold our 'H COFFE for more than a Dress Sur FOR HIRE. 414 Ninth Street. mbé-1m fabrics, ouly those of intrinsic merit being selected. WOODWARD € LOTHROP. _ m1 A ce 0 MMMM * 8S, Bok Bu wMM peg Bp BA Ep BARE” Os a4 Ww MMM Bgs8 UNPARALLELED BARGAINS IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘There have been many important departures from former ideas inthe Dry Goods trade. All the feading houses of to-day are compelled to carry enormous quantities of goods, and large assortments of every article in their uumerous departments in order to cater to the tastes of all classes and meet the require. ments of all. The unavoldable result at the end of each seasou is an accumulation of surplus stock: no inatter how carefully the goods are bought or how ously selected. From the beginning to the endof this season itas beenour unceasing desire tokeep pace with the increasing demands of the trade by keeping choice ani abundant stock at the disposal of our rons. We can safely say that our efforts have ‘n eminently. a wl and our sales far greater than we hadanticipated. But,neverthelessafter a care- ful examination of our stock we find a great mauy goods which must be sold early. In order to stimulate the interest in this sale we have divided our entire stock In five bargain tables,on which we will show the following goods ut the follow- ing remarkably low figures, No judicious buyer should let this opportunity pass: TABLE No. 1.—48 CENTS— AllWool, 45-in, Bourette Cloths, gold at 750. tripe Suiting,‘ . Plaid Suiting, 40in. Cashmere,’ * TABLE No. 2.62 CENTS— AlLWool, 40-in. Boucle Suitings, sold at 85c. 40-in. Langtry Suiting, SBe. “ 4zin! Brunelle suiting, Soe. “Zein, Velourssuiting’ “ “Se TABLE No. 3.-73 CENTS— All-Wool, 45-in. Colored Cashmere, sold at 90c. 40-in. Velour Suiting, =f 906, = 42m Alma Goth “ Langtry Suiting, “ B4in. Tricot, = 54-in: Homespun, AILWool 42:10; Twill Debelge, and Others, TABLE No. 4.82 CENTS— All-Wool 54-in. Fakir Cloth, sold at $1. “Sin, Trico mers O4in. Cumelette, “Bain: Pinhead Checks, 54-1n. Striped Su.ting, “ 44-in: Boucle Cloth.in- cluding spring shades, TABLE No. 5.-BLACK GOODS-—35 TO 75 CENTS— All_Wool 3S-in. Cashmere. soid at,50c., 38c. BB-in, Albatross, sold at 50c., 38e. ‘Australian Crepe, sold at 62ige, 48¢. A No. 1 Langiry Suiting, sold at 50e., now Sic. ‘All Wool 40n. Batiste, sold at 75c., now GOc, . Momie (1oth,soid at'75e.,now 60e. * elruse Sulting,soldat 5e jnow 85e. elours Suiting sold at Se now USe- 401n: Alma, sold at $1, now Te. & 400. Tricotine, sold at $1, now 7c. “ 42-in. Nun's Velling, sold at 75c.,now 55c. and many other notable barguins. 40-1 4zin. V Youxans, HATTER, NEW YORK. SPRING STYLES GENTLEMEN'S DRESS AND DERBY HATS, ‘Now open at their Agency for this city. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, Uwsrerias. STINEMETZ & SON, fe 1237 Pennsylvania ave,, warters for fine Silk and Gloria Cloth U: pigeon. ase aieseae Gah mbiz WANTED-—ROOMS, FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. at WW Aare YOU CAN SECURE STEADY EM: name andreferencest WILLTA MS Supply Oflee ST st. mw. Only 10 cents charged to Fr: ive ae cae ioou aN a 16 C at. ‘ten cents: Re a . EMAN, ANTED_BY 4 GENTLEMAN, TWO BED. ‘1 of 4; not to exceed RENT—450 M ST. N. W. ten roouls and bath, mhIS-eosts R RENT_#8 6 GTN. THRESSTONY SHRNEY, 400 ‘Louleiana sve. mnio-3 ', BRICK HOUSE, and cefar; al. 10 ROOM BRICK, 3 R KM ST. NEA ‘ch st. REL T LEIPOLD, 1331 Fst. a. w. tear ‘aw. Lk 1831 W. iheeeas FOR SALE—LOTS. SALE-LOTS, 20 FEET © INCHES BY 100 month Apply ‘A SECUND COOK: ONE WHO IS experienced im cooking meais to order, non olver'need appiy, ab 1103 Het mie | WT Pope ‘ANTED — AT MEYERS HOTEL, 47 472 Pe ave, two Laundresses nud Gos Dee. washer, colored. ate W SNiED EXPERIENCED GALESLADY. A. CED SALESLADY. A t JV STERN, 904 7th st. mw. ANTED — LADIES TO SOLICIT SUBSCRIP- sae ene om innneTn as Soe ae z w. and Wednesday, between 1 and 2 o'clock. “inigeate™ W ANTED-A SETTLED Witte WOMAN TO do general housework for aamall family, to go five miles in country. Call at 1230 9th st. n. w. m15-2t* WANte> —A_ White Gren rou THE Kitchen and to do ceneral housework. Best references required. Inquire 612 34 st. n.w.mb15-216 ‘ANTED-MEN TO SELL CUR GOODS IN Washingion and wijoratag counties: Wil god salary aud all excetves “Write for terme bed state salary wanted. SLOAN & CO,, manufacturers, 4 George sts Cincinnath © muloeoit W iXiE? 3900) Cook. AND A Tipy, NEAT tay el colored woman, as Chambermaid in a fat and to assist in washing and ironing. H st. n.w. References required.m15-2t* WW ANTHD_AN EXPERIENCED CLERK IN & pension attorney's offi e can work from 6 ce m.top.m. Address Box 714, City Pe Pam, to 9 pam. Box ity Post Office. ‘ANTED—A SETTLED GIRL TO DO GEN- W stat bouseweee tee anata: boat stay nights, and apply with’ references 430 10th stn Ww. ml5-3t* each, on L. st. between hand athe, Also lots in rear, as sin rear. Inqulre at 1210 1. so uw. ambi oat® POR SALE-SOME FIRST RATE LOTS FOR irposes on ta, Ist abd M sins @. for 00d) BH WARNER ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN rooms and board for himself and 1 ia accommodations wanted; cos not to exceed $40 oF $40 per month. “Address at once A. B.C, Star REST— FESS ror_205.50 3403 Pa.av. lors —-43. 19 S1st at. 108-50), BS 21 mat., 1ir.....40| ‘Soa ee Si. 730.50) 916 Fst nw. 1B SALE—40,000 FEET OF GROUND N. W.— conventent to Government Printing aud Pension newer, etc; cheap. snd WALRER & Wiisox yd00 F DOR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE GORNEI fronts 164 feet on F and 242 on ud at. n. tas, cewer,eucy a bargain. WALKER W 3006 F st nw. (OR SALE—POR ONE WEEK—A BEAUTIFUL corner Lot on 16th st. n.w., ‘$28: food investment’ WALKEI & Wile ib06 Sn. RK SALE-THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF Rhode Island ave, and 15th st, and sev desirable corner Lots in that section. ANTED-A LADY DESIRES ROOM AND Board ina private family, at ‘Mare 0. Oo Guar omee 2” 'ANTED—UNFURNISHED, BETWEEN 3D and 40th sts, avenue and room and small room for stot April 1st, State Jooation Teasonable rates. mb ‘ANTED—FOR two unfurnished improveme cl walled. “Address ier, WIT WANTED—HOUSES. ‘ANTED—TO RENT BY THE YEAR—BY tleman in government service, House of rooms, with outbuildin garden, meadow and fruit; nel wood of Silver Spring pret A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, Permanent if nA sce Wai. P. YOUNG ‘ALE—CHEAP-SOME TWO HUN Scents. per foot: 30.000 feet at 20 cents foot. ‘The above grould is sovinwest, 32,000 Feet of Ground southeast “at 10 cents per foot. ‘Any one wishing to purchase can see aod « few acres of of Brahe Address = ANTED—TO PURCHASE OR RENT BY THE ‘House with $ or 10 rooms, mod. (th and 15th and F and Mi sté of Ground, 80,000 Ey lat at my office. | Cost. WALKER & WILSU C,H. PARKER, imps., between 1} ae Addréss Dr. M., 940 ANTED—GOOD REAL ESTATE IN WASH: n city in large or small amounts, business Property; must be well improved and pro- iy iculars if you wish attent Address SYNDICATE, care P, 0, Box 529, city. Vs on 10 a, meron, sur oes 2.8 by * rer Caroline m 105. on RL ave’, near Lowa Circle, near 16th nw. i ct 3 BUSES SSERe! i 4 8 V ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, indy's maids, cooks, chambermaids, nur: Waitresses, men" cooks,” waiters, porters an drivers. White and coiored, with Telereice. 717M St n.W., DUN DORE & CO, Tab 1-awe ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN VY ap cogs $10 t0 $20;, chamberniaids, nurses wen- eral workers, scrub and ‘kitchen girls, men cooks, =. SERSSUESTE Reza gl cece i, WANTED TA DRIVER FOR | A GROCE! Wagon; reference is required. Address Di:1V Star office. mhi3- WANTED, APATIENT, TIDY STRONG WH ITE GIRL, 18 to 19 years oid, to Go the house work for family of two; no washing. Reiereaces required. Call between hours] and 3 p.m.,119 4thst.se.mi3-1m WARSTEDIWE DESIRE 10 ESTABLISH A General Agency in Washington or vieinits, to control the saie ofa staple article of dally consiimp- lion. Any energetio man with smull capital may se cure a perriunent, paving business. Kor address: GREENWICH MANUFACTURIN PANY, 47 Vesey st, N. V AGENTS IN THIS CITY land, Virginia and North ( glopedia of Practical Information.” just. published, 25; “Essays and Speeches of Jeremiah 8. Black," a other profitabie works. Also, Addresses Of Experienced Serial Art book Cauvasers, Liberal and prompt pay. Address, stating experience, {f any, AGHNCY De APPLETON & COs 404 Tins, W D.C. miss 3 3 2 ‘- Tig vat nw. ie, dex, Well located, northeast ‘foro or 10-rooms 3 50 5 Et hae ice difference not to ex- ‘SSELL, Star office. Be Ene, bad tot ‘And several large trot BT and Ve avenues and in Mount Peasant. RH. T. LEIPOLD, 1331 ‘OR SALE-LOT 20X100 F! Rorth side of Est, bet. 3d and 4th ‘ste. nw. quire of owner, 1 Grant Place. R BALE—A 10 single lots on NH, ory 5.H,WARNER 916 F RENT—BRICK HOUSE 108 2d ST. N. E, near the Capitol, nine includ iful location. ANTED—WE HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR A Rood Dwelling bevween 10th und sous and oan About $6,000. TYLER ET, ON THE ‘OR RENT—1446_ PIERCE PLACK, STORY ‘Brick, in perfect order, m. L-APPAY within.:nls3* ‘OR RENT—THE LARGE THREESTORY Stannard rnatone front Residence, 319 444 it contains 11 large, well lighted ‘and al Bed opm, and ha ail tue modern improvements, fect order. Ze "FRANCIS BR MOHUN, 1381 F street hw. ; TET, TO A 20-77: Hey, on south side of II street, between 12th and Ugh sa, Improved by a. two-story. ald. bash frame Gwelihg/and stable Feat vn ware fovt, $2. Addrem ntsc 0 18—15,000 FEET CORNER F Capitol and 16in sts, SL, between Vth and 10th, Soe. per Ist sts. p.w., 109x111, 54 CHARLES W. HANDY, #21 ANTED — WE HAVE desires to rent. by May 1st, » modern Brick Dwelling, ten or eleven rooms: must have all the modern iinprqvements, and be sitnated between Penn- sylvania ave. N, 16th and 19th sis. nw. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, PARTY WHO Toot brownstone 1226 F st. nw. ANTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL 6-ROOM ‘House. in good neighborhood, for about cash: no improvements, but water in vard. with full particulars, Box 143, nie for 10 houses, Pst. nw. anhidest ater in yard. addres Cedar Hil, Anacostia, ‘D. C. contain acres, ‘with feult orchards and house, including furnace, range a1 SS a e wi Rent FREDERICK DOUGLASS OR RENT—1214 15TH ST. N. W.—12 ROOMS modern improvements and in’ excellent order; e location in the n.w.; rent, $00. ‘A, T. COUMBE, 1425 N.Y. ave. OR RENT—7i0 N ST. N.W.. ELEVEN-ROOM 11th st, between T and U sis.,ata bargain, hav- FOX, 020 Fst. nw. 1 ORS SHAE Eh ond Oca es ing a frontage 0: 64! (OR. RENT—FIVE ROOMS ON L001 {3.021 D stm. w.; water and bath-room; low reat, bh 19%y feet front. P SHOEMAKEL NT—ONE SMALL FURNISHED ROOM large, very desirable unfurnished rooms; extra large closets and windows. 736 Sth st. nw. Bt or Brick House: all m only 50 teet deep to alley Witenes, FIRST-CLASS COOK, COLOR: must come well recommended. Apply 1:35 stn. mI23ti WANTED A WOMAN THO! ALY Co} petent to do all kind of roniug in steam laundry. Address, with reference and wages wanted. Box, 76, Leesburg, Va. m1 2-30" at S11 7th st. nw. VOR RENT—106 IST ST. & ‘302 East Capital se, 10. ine. rooms. cellar, $14; Gl Haat © ; house tol st. 50; 200 Ast se., 11 rooms, $50: We, ae, 4 Touma. odern improvements. Apply mbi3-3t is P. SHOEMAKER, 020 F stn, W FOR SALE—ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVF. B tween Was ington tour lois recently “advertised b: sold to parues who will butid fmm. remaining lots can years. One for $1,838. NT—AT 011 4TH ST. N.W., THRER four rooms unfurnished, for int housekeeping. nd Dupont Circles, us, two have been | ‘URNISHED PAR- y room and use of ww for summer. Apply 1121 n private famii 1402 South Caroll 17th st, nw, after 6 Wane? a HETE AND COLORED COOKS, $10 to $30; Chambermalds, Nurses, Ladies Maids, General Houseworkers, ete; Men Cooks, Waiters and Coachinen, with references, at National ‘Labor Bureau, 517 7th st, mho-lw* ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT their own house. $7 to $10 per week can be nietly made. No photo painting; mo canvassing. For fut Partigulars ‘leave address, at once, CRIES ENT ALT CO,, 19 Central street, Boston, Mass, Box 6170 5-410" WANTED--SITUATIONS. Warten ny A, xo NG WHITE GIRL, A Situation to do housework aad cooking in “pri: vate family or restaurant, Address M. C. X., Star OF fice. Esty LORED ‘uation as first-class cook, wash and wood references. Apply at 708 itd fron; can fur saw. ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, ‘a place as Chambermaid. Can furnish best of references. Address B. R. V., Star office. te ANTED—A WHITE GIRL WISHES A SIT! ation as Chambermaid or care of children. Apply at 1938 9m st, nw. fg ANTED—BY A WHITE GIRL, A SITUA’ W aschambermald or cook good reference, to 107 Pennsylvania ave: se. WASIERCBY 4 cOLOIED MAN, A SITUA: tion as dining-room servant: good city reference. Address RD. D., £218 MS. .W. pt ANTED—BY A COMPETENT, TIDY COIs girl. a situation as chambermaid or nurse. Avply 1709 K'st. new. i W antep-BY A OMAN AND WIFE. (WHITE) iuation in town or country; references. A 0. U., Star offi 1 V A HARDWARE: Store or commission house. by a youth wo hus Just ert se vol; 1s a good penman: can bring best of Telerences Address C F., Star office, mt WANTED BY A YoU MAN, 21 YEARS of age, position as assistant bookkeeper, to learn same. or us clerk. Best references. Address 0, W., Star office m15-31*” Weantep situa B ITE GIRL, in the coi Can do housework and in cooking, Can furnish reference. Address A. W., Star office. cia m15-3te Wiaxten BY A fOUNG MAN Ww knowledge of architectural drawing, also a shorthand writer, a place in un architect's oF Other ollice. Address A. C., Star office. a WASTED ITUATION “As GOOb COOK first-class family, by a Swede. Good wages. Highest reference. Address X. L. L, Star Office, mh 5-2t® WASTED PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, seamstresses, ladies’ maids, cooks, uurses, chambernuiids, men cooks, waiters, waitresses, With references. 8.4. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F mh 10-101 WANTEDT A THOROUGHLY ComPErE working Housekeeper for the months of March, Apriland May. Airs, FREDERICK DOUG Cedar Hill, Anacostia, D. ASS, id ANTED—F , AC D W sian, 18 yours of age, a Place in a business house; can give the best of reierences, Address W. J. office. ANTED—HUSBAND A ‘wish Situations—wite as nurse; busbandus waiter or valet de chambre, in private family. Also, ® young French Girl wishes a situation as nurse. Cail at 1404 cist mbi2ate NATIONAL LABOR BU- Teau engages only reliable and competent Ser- ante for ali and any capacities, white and colored. with Teferences. Send in your orders, HH. DICK, 17 ‘7th st. naw. mhg-iws 3 TION AS GASHIER AN Tookkeeper in mercantile business, by a gentle: man with family; energetic, striely sober and giving Undivided tine; best of references, Address TUNICA, Star office. m2-2we (PRENCH) _WANTED—-LOTS. _ ANTED—LOTS IN| THE NORTHWEST, horth of K and west of 12th sts. Address, stat” Ing price, which must be moderate, terms, &c., Box 108, Star office, mh13-3t* WANTED—MISCELLANEOU ANTED—WASHING, BY A RESPECTAB. Colored Woman; or would go out by the day, oF address 1712 14th st. n.W. i vo Vv ANTED— THOSE DESIRING TO LEARN Shorthand aud be qualified for practical work, Class oF throug private instruction, will pl ess ISAAC PITMAN, Star offic mi ANTED-T0 EXCHANGE A GOOD, STRO: and gentle Driving Mure for Buggy or Furniture. Address 1. P_S., Star office, m12-3t Waal AND GENTLEMEN TO join Watch club; best Watches in the eity for th money. Call and investigate at G.3, ENGEIS, Jew- eler, Fine Watch and Clock repairing. 1409 New York ave. 226-3 jease ad ES! OR RENT—THRI story Rooms, 1401 16th st n.w. OR RENT—AT 919 E ST. N. Rooms, with first class ‘Tabl Pfeterred.” Terms moderate. ISHED, COMMUN southern exposure, 1-38 ‘one and two years, at NFURNISHED SKCOND- payment at an} per cent. wih privilege of time This is the only ange PUR RENT— panes LES 5th, 12 rooms, $45; 141 W., FURNISHED Board. nce Place n.w.. $1 These lots will doubl y Jouses on these lots will sell at a good pr as built. Apply to. i COOK & GOODACRE, 618 12:h st. {OR SALE-I NAVE feet on the west side of 1th st. n.w., j i Lean sell for $1 ESCUTT, 1416 F st 7OR SAL! ground, fronting T N ing Parlor Rooms, 24. floor, with or without board.” 1235 M OR RENT—BY PRIVAT ‘ant second-story Front Roo », With privilege of bath; $8; references required: 802 New Hampshire ave., near Avenue cars. m153* T—KLPGANT SUITE OF 3 UNFUR- nished Rooms with alcove and 3 lai floor; new house, complete in every particu! ved by furnace; central location, private family. Address: Hox 45, Star office. (OR RE 1709 M st.n.w., a neat three-story Brick Dwelling, rufsied. "Will Feut very low. at very low. THOS. 4) FISHER & CO. improvements, new house, new fur- Dupont Circle. whi | rors: threestory bi Tore than ten per ce rther particulars i $12,000: will pay Vestinent. For uire or address | HANDSOMELY FUR- ngle ‘or communicating, sultable 7 BRICK, BAY WI. ‘ail modern Improvements, TA GREAT BARGAIN, IF s ta Lot on G st. n. w seven rooms, Dall, $33 BUD RU 1.0. pencemennnnemn 510 10th st, n.w., brick, 10 rooms... opposite the new DO Zeek of ground », 812 7th now. m2. SST. N.W.. BET. 9TH AND 10TH, five Lots, 20 by 95 | French st.'n. w. Deirees si. n.w., near Ist, two Lots, 31-2 by 4%. Only Several very pretty Lots on Colnmbia Heights Kota all fattcor enc ED ROOMS; SECOND and third floors; large; facing southeast location; convenient to cars; overlooking 20 Ist st, cor. South Ast, Call after 5 Dwelling 1125 7ih st, n.w., 9 rooms. fassachusetig ave n,w., frame, 5 rooils.. 428 Most. n.w., 7 rooms, stabl lenty fruit trees, &.. 6 rooms, mod.imps.. ‘CHAS. REVE, 1135 7th st nw. OR RENT—BY APRIL 1ST—TWO UNFUR- nished Rooms on first floor, wi nished hall room, with board. 12: OR RENT—ONE OR TWO LARG! 3, furnished or unfurnished, bay window, alcove, 613 A’st. se, if ‘ONE VERY NICELY FURNISHED nt room; bay window, heat, gas and bath: con- table board and two lines of cars: rent $0. mbl3-3t" ‘ith board; large fur cheap andon casy’ VILSOX, 1006 F FOUR VERY FINE. bullding Lots opposite the Blaine mansion, with ont circle for sale at $5,500 eacl ood opportunity for parties to build together, mak- er own neighborhood with a saving i= the Cost FO! RENT }9 Pierce PL..6 rs$25. ¢ 8 rs..22.3¢ 922 25th st, 6 rs. Jrok SALE—1 Hav? 2 24th st, 6 outlook on Duy 31 1 604-10 K st ie., 11208 2d st. s.e.,'5 rs.10.30 DANENHOWEI & SO: NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ‘second and third floors, with or without board: 1211 N st. naw. —A SUITE OF THREE, on second floor, at 1609 H st. n! $00 9ib & Un. .35||200 A st. s.e., 13 Hf nw,,10 r..... 1137-41 Sth. n.w.,i6r, Store, 703 9th n.w.. nd. Scott circie, jJeaxant Room: Possession April 1st, T—A SUITEOF LOVELY HANDSOME- ly-furnished rooms on second floor at 13 Sst.; will be vacant the first of the week. Choice table mets are in contemplation on 16 time to buy for the rising marl e le lots and some Very valuable froniazes | '¥ improving north. JOHN A. PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. iow. (OR RENT—APRIL 1ST, $20, ON MASSACHU- . D.W., neat 2d ‘st, cosy two-story, five ind water; suitable for amily references required. Address houses in the ray TR Room, large, light and che kept private house; for one or two gentien winter; $12 for suunne ENT—A HANDSOME F d-tloor, Parlor and Ked-room, with good Bigrajor a party of two; ina genteel German farntly. HOUSE, 1385 L gT. ‘all conveniences; recently put ni 'HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F st. nw. 'T—3STORY NEW BAY ith all modern improvements, 479 Mix 4¥ and 6th sts. n. w. OR RENT—DWELLAN n.W.; Dine room: In thorough repair; $75, Cst-n.w. bi: mily $1 per fool. Owner Appiy to Koom 4. TRY REAL ESTATE. POR SALE— 76,400 acres of NT-SEVERAL VERY PLEASAN furnished Rooms, single or en suite; first or second cleared and Timber ‘Va, on both sides of the Western railroad, within 20 Inquire of GEORGE F. AP- Inquire KELE- er ses THREE-STORY AND BASEMEN Brick Dwelling, 712 11th st., between G and Hn. 35 made improvement; open for iuspection from OR RENT--AT 916 H ST. N. W.TO A GEN- ‘teman and wile or two gentlemen, a nicely fur nished Room ou first tloor with Board. VOR RENT—1908 H ST. N.W.. THREE furnished Rooms on second floor; north, west and South light: well heated: private family; gentlemen only preferred; references, WOR SALE—O. Oakland, Maryland; eight rooms, very i View and abundance of water, Appiy to 309 aisdison ave , Baltimore, Md. mb133 NTED—T0 RENT OR BUY A FEW ACRES, d, with moderate improvements, north of the city, within ive miles, Address Bi fine shade trees, 1 740 7th st. s.e., ‘50 |1002 8. Cap. st. 00 |1030 8. Cap. st.;61 0/0048 Cap. srs. | rs. e ay. Br$25.55, 240 14 st. aw, Ora..2: 1432 Th.w. 6r..m. ERN P the first weektn April, two second- ished Rooms, front Tequired. Address Box'166, + OR RENT—ELEGANTSicCONDSTORY PRONT tar office mhis-6v" {eTROPOLITAN BRANCH STA- tion, store and Gweliing, 14 rooms. 1 Stable, carriag: house and fruit; splendid siand for a will be sold cheap to an immediate pur- 16.00] Scott av., 6r cot... A.S CAYWOOD, Cor. 9th and K sts. n. w. | PPORsaLE—k 011 M ST. N.W., LAR furnished, 2d story. south tront sitting room and bedroom; communieating; $30; or with board for two $65; delightful neighborhood; references exchanged. sw. $35.50) 100 Ist s.e.,10r.......840.00 35.00) 947 C8.s.W.SF.. OLD HICKORY with new house and ten acres of good land,situated oh the Daniel's road, five miles from the ci. ae ae ame rtlgulars. inguire at 1014 1st. se. OR RENT—NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS ON bes waren first and second flgor; gentlemen preferred: mod- 730 Sth st, between G and H n.w. 927 Boundary si.,6r.18.00, RES. Per annum. 1,500 468 La.av.n.w.,3d $530.00 U0 Othe Paav.rodiD 1825.00 40,00: 1019 Fst, ist f., 4r-20.00 ‘Asmail portion of property on “uy books. For full st call at office for. bulletis, irsned 08 st (mb12] ‘THOS. K WAGGAMAN. SE PN CE, CARTON ‘six-room brick Houses on the hili north of the city. 1, mlies from. Patent Ofes. A. 5. CAY WOUD, cor ner Oth and K sts Bw. S JQOR RENT — FURNISHED — HOUSI Tooms: fine location; stable of lot: $75. & mouth. eigut-room House at Hyattsville; lot 60x | 200; convenient to station; will be sold ai a bargain. A. P. HILL & CO. {OR RENT-AT 1112 A ST. N. nicely furnished, second story Room, southern exposure, with gas and bath; suitable for gentleman or gentlemau and wife. Terms reasonable. W., A LARGE, POR SALEOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- “RY DESIRABLE. RS PASS THE DOOR, A beautiful country seat on the edge of the city: has lenty of fruit, flowers, &c jouble house, with all modern conve ae ‘stable and a ‘For further particulars app! HUETY & DYER, ‘Theabove isonly rooms on first and second cle or en suite, | Pe Astnnd Loe - nished complete; piano, secretary, de. Appolnt i about four acres, ents frsteclags; conventent to Capitol, departments FOR RENT--FLATS. For RENT-—T0 LE APARTMENTS IN THE Absolutely fire-proot CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS, Corner 58th and 59th sts. and 7th ave., New York City, Facing Central Park. Rents from $2,000 to $4,000. LESPINASSE & FRIEDMAN, 181 Broadway, New York, mhll-2w___OrC. CLIFTON, Sup't. at Buildings, ——— eer FOR RENT—OFFICES. POR RENT—HOME IN THE COUNTRY— uation elevated and heaith- ply at 907 New York ‘ails Chureb, Va. ful; large surroundings: pr convenient; house desirable, 1629 14th st. n. w.,3 story brick, 11r., m1, $65.00 1910 Lith st. n. w. TO ben BOAO 300 N st. n. w., 2 story: + 1400 224 st. n. w., 2 story brick, 7 rm Lon 154 Fst. n.e..2 story brick, 78,1! bn Fy belek, 7. ick, 8 rs. L NEW Waterford, Loudoun coun best stands in the side for a to W.K BRYAN & Ci ‘aterford, oF to the owner, W. 5. OOSE, Wasbingion, D.C {OR RENT—-SMALL FARM TW thiscity. S-room dwelling, 42 acres land, purest Water, choice fruits a. -k, 6'rs., mi. 20.30 30. ) MILES FROM {OR SALE—FARM. 6S acres; near the city; on good road all client and: abundant water: well located for frame house and out-buildings Terms Real Estate Broker, 1100 Pennsyivania ave, mbé-2w WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. n. w. {OR SALE-LAND— ANTED-TO SUPPLY CLIENTS HOUSES, trom $3,000 to $5,000: also good building lots. mhi A.B. FARDON, 1346 F st, ANTED—T0 EXCHANGE, EI T OAK ‘Chamber Suite, with large chevalle glass, oF heavy Mahogany Suite (both new and never Used); {oF first-class piano or for an open carriage. Give make and particulars, J.W. M.,Star office. mhil-6t ‘ANTED—NOTICE—NORFOLK OYSTER DE- pot. Hard Crabs, Neck Clams and Clams, Lyn- haven Oysters, New York oysters, Philadelphia Ovs- ters, Saddie Rocks, Cherrystone Oysters, Blue Potts, Families, hotelsand restaurants suppiled at WILiTI'S, Bat nw mbii-iw ANT. SECOND- HAND CLOTHING, Watches, Guns, Pistols Also, Furniture, stoves, Carpets, &c. Highest cash price paid. Call or address S'CUGGENHED MER, 702 ith ates. mnie zx D SILVER BOUGHT (Wier cash, by Wan Pith brndci the 5 facturing Jeweler, 605 7th st, opposite Patent mh10-lm* WANTED EVERYONE, To EDUGH TITER Obtain watisinc the “Air Twin Gas Buruee,”" Takerho since? Seine faction zuaranteed. For sale at 1409 N.Y-ave. ismeésom TW SNiEDENOWN, THAT MY ELECTRIC Needie positively obliterates superfluous hair, ice, $03, '43 acres of fine land: well located; near the city; sor avec dite 100 | 10.acres meadow land: On good siteain of waters ne improvement; wil be solded N'T. MITCHELL, ‘Real Estate Brok 1100 Pennsylvania ave. DISTRICT OF ‘For partico- 2 MEN WISHING OFFICE ‘ooms will find same first floor and first-class io- EN DL O&P.166.67112100 13 Fad 21799 Heat, gas and Janitor ser tan tation at 618 ¥ st. n.w. OR RENT—DESIRABLE FRONT OF FICE ‘Koomis at 1407 F st. nw. JOHN SHERMAN & Co. 407 F sti ‘OR SALE—FARMS, IN Columbia, Maryland,’ and Virginia (NOR RENT—FINE OFFICE ROOMS—1493 FST; Dest oflice location in the city; to ve We have tooms on and 4th floors, bright and spacious, from $6 t0'$2 month. Apply on premises ‘to. CULTER. & MIER, Keal Estate, Insurance and Loans, f25-1m 222 Lat wt. awe, 6x. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, 1824 F rtreet northwest, tenants low rents. JOR SALB—NICE LITTLE HOUsk ON OTM ian rigs tharoag 7 ae, yy wee ood heabie parior, divine rv od kite om at Gf deep. te pubiie alley. ‘Price ‘ons $2.400" OM BEYANT, S140 mw anise BALE-28TORY, GROOM FRAME ON toe eer bon Lana K.utiahie for shir aioe of any Kind, 4 rooms on 1st floor, bay window. Small fe ah Smo ae “"'G. M. BRYANT, 514 01h ot. nw OR SALE-A DPMIRARLE THREN stony House on north aide of T at., Just east of Lich st, contains 9 rooms, und has modern convenieuces Price $4,400, if taken at once. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penna. ave, RY PRETTY MOUSE, SIX Tooms and modern improvements, 1 $3,000" SWORMSTEDT 3 LYE Pg a Ubrary, dining-room on first floor: 4 bedrooms, bate Toom and watercloset, sanitary plumbing. north side Of N street, bet. New tlampshite: Zist st. nw can be sold’ fur @0,500 on reasonable terns, Appy to JNO. A. PRESCOTT m15-2W 1416 F st. nw. JOR SALE—GOOD_ INVESTMENT—1s0H n.w., between K. I. ave. and O. house: Fent will more than Ray, axe and In IN, 1008 F nw. ml dana. OR SALE—A NEW THREDSTORY anp Rasement’ Brick Dwelling. thoroughly” built and centrally located. Price 28,000. Careful Inspection juvited.” WM. P. YOUNG, 1303 F st mS Bt Fot.8" HKAP — SEVEN-ROOM House on Pat., between ih and 10h rice, $1,350 cash. rome mandate ay F8r, SALE = GEAR — Bix-roow uc House on G st, between aly abd Oth sts tye Pour-toom House and Stable, 350 K st. $700 mhisH CH. PARKER, 44g and Esta aw OR SALE — CHEAP —TEN-ROOM BRICK House on Gst. between @th 1th sts 8 modern tinprov: mh ist S200. PARKER, 4 and CHEAP between 4g and Gth sis. aw, MbIGs CL PARKER, 4) and Eats aw FOR » CUAL BARGAIN-THE NEW bay window Brick Honse, 127 Pst nw. nearnew nston office, containing 9 Fooms; ail mod imnpa JOHN F_WasiGAMAN, st SOd-S00 Ps naw, mni3 JOR SALE-—CHEAP—A 12-t00M HOUSE ON 14th st. ubowe Boundary; ot ¢ “ Of ground. 81.500. A desir 7 St. between 14th and 1th sts. Jot 22 ate in sant from 4c.t0 Ze J. 1 MPKTPORD, A COMPORTABLE. WELL BULLE m Hrick Hous Aa tke, as water. vlc, $500 cash, balanoe s per mouth. Very cheap tall at once. F BARBOUR, 12ih and D sts sw. mbit Fok abe a SIN ntoom mick ON N st, neat 91, very cbr INO. F. _mhi3-3t NOd and 06 2st mw, Fok, AEE TW eeacrieen New icine nd houses excellent plan, finish and i terms. ought ait many. ny fr oftice. th Fe S38 Tubeesrory weick pwen. ing.#87 Rhode Island ave Ps wie tha, aul mi: good. extent Will be “ TYLER & RUTHER: FORD, mht FPSESALE, THAT NEW Pos mic F yg, ns, ath, 2 w mod. ¢ tn New he WIM: AT RICK, 20 Ste te, 10 re P if applied for atonce. ALBERT F. POX, 920 P st iw. mhl3-3 Fe Sah REAME HoUsr oN Massacite- setts ave., between 9th aud 10th sts. nw. with & b front of 20 feet 4 inches. making a very desirabe ding site. ALBERT F, POX820F st uw mies: AVE. NoW, A DESIRABLE THREE-STORY residence, overlooking Dupont Circle and Con- ave. House three reows deep and thor. ugbly built. THOS J. FISHER & 00, 1 OR SALA W HOUSE, SITUATED NEAR 6 rooms bath:cellar concreted, Hen le and desir suit, BROWN, 1426 Fst.nw. mht PGE SALE a8 biter TOON ouse and Lat wee and Sacro, with all kinds of frail wes in good Fepalt; term aay. | LOUIS PB, SHOE MAKIN, #20 Fst we mbI2st a Gch st, HM st..bh 2208 192,00. 200% Ie sth ar 2 Samir se moog Cl Nth ar Aire er a0 Hy nt 34 sy nL S08 asinail portion of property on my books.” For juli list ail at office for oulletin issued 08 the Tet and 15th. mani THOS. K_WAGGAMAN. JOR SALE—A NEW, LARGE, SUBSTANTIAL So7 50 and very handsome residence, in oue ot the mush desirable localities of the civ, ut a very low price mhe2w WM. BP. YOUNG, 13038 1 st now, JOR SALE-WE WILL. below actual value. A. 1423 5 ST. gO ‘Apply to AKKER & TOWNSEND, mh9-6t IIS Fst. Fee ed TNOSTORY Btuare- roost Brick, iot ‘20x95, Corcoran, near 16th st. hw 500: two-story elightroon Boundary, hear 14th, cood : ¥ i, $3,000. Hansen asid Lots visewhiore: Matindtin mibbatt "WAL E. HOLTZMAN, 1s2t Tot nw Fok SATE House sia writ sr. Sow. cx taining 11 rooms: ali modern improvements wal en arated’ i deste owner, H rick, P, near 16ui, pat PSCHMAID, S12 7th st, 1. elegant ‘acu = L4xi00: sp ply to Owner, NOR SALE—THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL Estate Company havea large and choice t improved and Gnimproved property for sale. fering rue chances for y de so through attention and en of the city. This feet in one tract on New Huimpsli for investment. Also, 200,000 acres of improved farm lands in Vir einia for sale or exchange. n23-6m. 510 Pst nw. POR. SAD Y¥ HANDSOME New 3. story and basement Erick Houses, « ii Fooms and fine ceilar, with every Improvement, lo cated 1 1227 15th et... bet. Mans ave. and Nt B. W. Houses are open for tiispection. For further pation apply to ow SCHMID, 812 7th stn. w. JOR SALE— Thiee-story Brick; stone trimmings every respect. with all moder:: improve €lass location; plams shown of tie in house is in perfeet cond. having always been oo cupied by owner, will be suid iow on very easy verte JOMN T. MITCHELL, 1 tate Broker, _12741m, nnsyivania ave JOR SALE—1510 0 8' STORIES, BAY window, two stories, with balcony top: ot 100, finished out in the most expensive and ay Modern style, bullt by owner for personal ove Will be sold below bresent Vaite. For ju nd permission to inspect apply to PARK EH & TOWNSEND, 1418 Fst mliai S67. TO LOAN ON REAL FSTATE: ed at 5 per cent, on sums of $2,000 gid upwards, and 5% and 6 per cent on sual si Money avaliable at shortest uotice, JOM by LS & CO. 1424 New York ave. 1m MOREY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ar 6 21 per cent in sums to suit, _Mhi33t CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 Pst. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN 10 ARMY AND NAVY Oflicers, at legal raves. md JAMES E. _mbs-Am X ONEY TO LOAN ONL Matas Taki a Wace Jase wn aw, BUSINESS CHANCES. NOR RENT—BY 8. H. WALKER, 680 LOUIS jana ave. mw. 819 Cat. n.w.,16 rooms, a. m. 1: $85. 220 Ct. n. e.,'8 rooms, water and. 822 K ste. 8 rooms and water: OR RENT—BY R 0. HOLTZMAN. store...-$250)/420 Bet. ne.,8 ra....825 a3 Bat i 5) |'528 Sth mw: store as SPECULATION, IN WHICH A a gentienian or indy who would be : dgentienian or ling to riait-a few thousand dollars in a frwi-ciase | FOR RENT—STORES. OR RENT—A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, ‘AP, HILL & CO, Sra mane 1110 Est. nw. Promises ‘in a while somethiag new turas u| tunes are made in short dime. “Thave ‘struck it, but need financ-al assistance to ro FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS On, [RENT-A , LARGE CARRIAGE, HOUSE ‘and stable at 314, and rooms, with and without ra, at 316 and 314 Indiana avenue. RSALE—GOOD WILL, MACHINERY AND fixtures of an old-establisned ;hdry, 11 central fooation: the ‘and valuabie Steam. leaving no trace. All plasters, drugs, acids, &c., only, romote # more stubborn growth. slectric treatment fur jadies and chil tren, for circulars, Mrs Dr. SABKIBL, 702 13th st. mb9-1m* ‘TED—10 EXCHANGE — MARKET OR Exchange Range or Vapor: Oil oF Gas Stoves for old ones, at BUTLER’S, 931 Sth st., near K. Smol chimneys cured or no pay. Old Stoves bought. sold cheap. ie Wine auis eae RATE : LEY. 027 ¥'se 241m ANTED — WATER — WATER — WATER — DAN'L J. MOFFAT, of 414 4% ot. aw. is @ specialist in Going all kinds of well work, and the Dl or art lkewise, “All “orders prom attend 2 ite ‘WW ANIRD COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR nthe state and Teriory, | Nowry and U. 8 mnissioner. 420 Fst. pw. In office from 9a m.to5 p.m. hone 844-216 SPRING STYLES. QUE 85 gd 86 auality cannot be wu ‘$3and and Semistif Derby Hats BH. STINEMETZ & SON, Hatters and Purriets, _mb3 1287 Peumyivanis ave, Desiars New Yore Harts ‘The Fifth Avenue Style Spring SILK AND DERBY HATS, Introduced by Dunlap & Co., of New York, now ready is WILLETT & RUOFF'S, Sole Agents, mbh10-3m 905 Pennsylvania ave, ANTED— NEWLY OPENED —THE LE ‘Drolt Park Ladice’ and Gent's Reiaurane 2014 Gyquart of gallon We alsa acucre ouband eitoas eon sorement Coulee ad Table Dewar, “che 4 and ja 8-3 Vy ANTED-SHOOND-HAND FURNITUR Wires ie jorwhich Fed a ab inal willbe paid, Address’. BAUM, 209 fun at-‘aw. 0035 felch a i te UE ed LOST AND FOUND. retire from active business, TO LOA! “ON WASHING. ton property a “lowest. cake Ji, DUPHINGGSG Walnuts es Philadeipinia, 0 MOSEX, EX SUMS OF PROM $1.00 Toss VE on satisfactory Teal Hstatesecurity, at minimus Fates, tuterest azd eommission. & WIMER, 1423 F st mh6-1m MORES 20,2088 O8 REAL wrath — 8500 to $50,000, in suns Lo sai, JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 26-1m 1407 F st. nw. ‘ONEY T0 LEND ON REAL ESTATE, WMP. YOUNG, 221m 1803 F nw} O8T— FUR GLOVES—LEFT IN YELLOW ‘on Pennsylvania ave. ‘Gentleman’ oe. 's Finder will please leave at 26 Bat. ne., reward ks, ‘lock, a pair of ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT Liss Miiticsis00,ats percent on trace cay RO. HOLTZMAN, cy Corner 10th and ¥ sireets nortiiwest OST-AROUT THE, OTH INST. raed by him to D. H. 8’. BROWN, Welcker’s hotal. OST—A 48IN. BLACK PAINTED STAR BI- ‘cycle; taken from the corner of 17th st. and New York ave. A sultable reward will be paid for turn, M'FRANKK, 628 Qt Bw. OST—ON FRIDAY NIGHT ‘Theater an Alpaca Umbrella, owner's name on ih wit pALBavars Cet-oF SUNDAY, MARCH 147 ‘Suttable reward for on return to 1626 14th st. n. : ate OST-A LIBERAL REWARD GIVEN FOR return ofan account to have iefou tus meat boncls oe Wie ROBERN, 914 Louisiana ave. Sir 2,000, ON REAL ESTATE 808 pay NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN Now, M ‘ONEY TO LOAN ty O8T—PROBABLY IN STRUET OARS, A GOLD returned 09 TY BOARDING. ent OR TEN BOARDERS GAN BE ACCOM 1640 th st, nw, Convenient to cara, mbl23e* iE Loc HOUSE, 512 ST. N. Tea the La Sw. cor. 10th and E n.w. La best conducted houses in the a city. ‘Table free OsT—1 RCH 14TH, A BUNCH OF KEY: Tiss eiptad ond sini tuetye coal, tani roret enerharnes OST—ON THE DAY OF RECENT HEAVY et wil recive solae Fewara if coaNac doven. Cal rent: Sane finiaor woe WiciUn MOUX @ 00. 1747 Peeve