Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON THURSDAY March 18, 1886, ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona Side daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other'daily papers here So many bills have been offered for the amendment of the elvil service laws that the one which Mr. Cox, of North Carolina, has Just introduced, fs in danger of not receiving all ‘the popular attention tt deserves. It is at once the most practical and the most widely accept- able of the whole list brought forward thus far in the present session of Congress. It goes to the bottom of one of the worst of the minor abuses Im the elvil service as now constituted—the per- version of Justice whereby one clerk receives eighteen hundred dollars for doing twelve hun- dred dollar work, while another receives only twelve hundred dollars for doing the work which the eighteen-hundred-dollar clerk can- not or will not do. The proposal, also, to make the classifieation so unfform in all the depart- ments that substitutes ean be drawn from one tosupply temporary vacancies In another, in- stead of bringing in help from outside, or other- wise disturbing a wholesome routine, is a good thing. Its adoption would be weleomed by all the department clerks who fairly earn their sal- aries, It would insure their tenure as no other arrangement could, for the overflow from one department where the work has fallen toa min- imum would probably find employment in some other department where the work is too heavy and the clerks too few. The necessity for wholesale dismissals, such as have occurred in branches of the Interior department within recent recollection, would be rarer than ever. Unless some defects shall be discovered in Mr. Cox's bill, which do not meet the eye at a first glanee, its prospects of passage seem to be very good. ee A rumor Is in circulation in New Jersey tothe effect that the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company has abandoned the Staten Island route, and has secured a new inlet to New York at Weehawken. It is asserted that work jas begun and tracks will soon be laid on an the Hudson, from the outskirts of Jersey City to Weehawken ferry, where the West Shore road has its terminus. The probability is that this rumor Is not well founded, since it would require about as much time, trouble and legis- lation to get a tunnel through the palisades as to build the Arthar Kill bridge: and besides it would be vastly more expensive. But, what- ever route may be adopted, it is td be hoped that the tracks of the B. & O. road will speedily {ind their way into New York. That the im- mense and constantly increasing travel between the political and commercial capitals of the country should be at the mercy of a single rali- way line is at once intolerable in itself and a disgrace to the country. a Senator Edmunds chided Senator Beck yes- terday for talking in public about transactions in executive session, and yet Mr. Beck talked about nothing but what had been published far and wide in the newspapers at the time of its cceurrence, It trenches uncomfortably close upon the domain of farce when a Senator of the United States 1s required to make a pretense of ignoring news which anybody else !n the world can buy for two cents and discuss to his heart’s content. ——————j—--——____ Thut {sa very interesting legal contest now in progress in Hocking county, Ohio, in which the rights of the heirs of certain murdered per- sons turn upon the question of the order in ‘which the ancestors died. It is not unique, however, in its leading features. One of the most notable cases ever tried by the English courts involved the respective dower rights of two widows whose busbands, father and son, ‘were hanged from the same gallows tree, $< ‘The seizure in Canada of twenty-five hundred copies of the Harper edition of Lord Beacons- eld’s “Endymion” is said to have been made ft the instance of the Canadian publishing rm which held the copyright. “Endymion” faust be more admired in Canada than in Eng- Jand, it it is considered worth protecting as a book. A large part of the first edition of the Bovel brought out in London was sold to the trunk-makers for use as lining-paper. ‘There is one consoling reflection abont such Tevelations as are coming out now in the pan- Ueotric investigation: The list of public men ‘whose names will be valuable for their in- fluence in booming speculative enterprises grows daily shorter. South Carolina has yielded at last to tne Pressure of northern social influences. Charles- ton has witnessed her frst professional game ‘of base ball. Who now shall say that the war ‘Was fought In vain? ‘if Mr. Carman has read Milton’s “Comus,” he | Regula old wagon road that runs close to the banks of | “ We Dost Anvernsz Anything for sale at = low price on Fridays (Remnant Day) that is not thesame price succeeding days if in stock. Our plan has always been to gather the “Short Lengths,” “Odd Sizes,” Broken Lots, &c., together on ‘Thursdays, and mark them at a reduced or “remnant” Price for Frigay. é This pian (originated by us) has been sufficient to ‘our stock clear of all “. ts,” Odds and €c.. and we propose to continue it so long as we — nes Ber certo tg for sentiment, fun =e ception. “We slim fn. good business pian Advertise the ‘exact size andquanthy of our Rem- pants” at a reduced p1 and thus clean up our stock of ail incumbrances on Fridays, easily, quickly, and, nsiness sense, advantageously, We shall place the following on sale tomorrow mor: “ODD SIZES" IN GLOVES. We have no “remnant” bargains in Gloves for ple who wear medium sizes, These are for small 21 pairs Ladies, 3 but. “Jouvin” Kid Gloves, in Spars shades, sizes OX, 6 and By, sg 1 3 pairs Ladies Gloves, in It brown, size Sig. iengtin Regular Price...... 25 Yt 1.50 Gloves. in Mack and gray, sia Basouiy, Drewed Hid Regt Brice anemone eae $2.25 “Remnant” Prige Spat ladies 4 bai Black Regillar Price. 50 “Remnant” Price eee BLD “SHORT LENGTHS" IN VELVET DEPARTMENT. 14 “Choice Short ha” of Plain Silk Velvets, in = 1,50 Suede Gioves. size Big as many different shades, from 1 to 2 yards, which We shall mark unusually low in order to close out gntirely on Friday. | Excellent opportunity to secure Spring trimming velvets at « very siuall figure. 5 “Short Length” of ‘Fine Brocade Velvets, 1%, 1% and 2 yards of Seal Brown; 1iy of Navy Biue; ‘and ‘2h yards Black, at a redGced, or“) e Price. “ODD SIZES" IN HOSIERY. Excellent “Remnant” Bargains for to-morrow: <2 Palr Children’s French Ribbed Cashmere Hose, in acy and eal: Reriiar Brig tree g100 Price. 50e. Children’s Breach iibbed Biack Cotion Hose, ‘size 7 only. é spit Teets Hegular Price “Remnant” Pri wiataite Late fost In Blnck and eat Reguiar Price. ae “Heganant” Price. “ODD PAIRS’ IN CURTAINS. 2 Pairs White Noti damaged. " tingham Lace Curtains (slightly 1 Palr Colored Maaras Curtains. ‘Ret ‘These were good having only these on. ‘them out Fri regular ‘and two patrs, we prefer to close iday as “Remnants,” at a reduced (Third floor; take elevator) “ODD” WALKING SKIRTS. Buy now for next: 4 - nel Skirts side plated rufie. | "Ul PAY. 8 Gray Flan Seat an et Sic to lala sala iicaaicd wie ‘two rows of black velvet. sé lar Prices “Remnant” Price. 1 Wi pai vine Colored Sein Skirt, piated Fail Regular Price. “Remoant” Pri = «Second floor: take éiavator.) “SHORT LENGTHS” IN LACES, ‘The following “Short Lengths” of Laces having ac- cumulated the = inthe past week, will be placed on sale Fri- ‘30 “Short Lengths” of Oriental Lace. 24 of Black and White Silk Laces. | be of Cotton Wash Laces. _— fe: of Torchon Laces. ‘These vary in lengtinee ee ts Bo yards, mone to five marked from 20 rat) ‘per ‘cent lean thaa a thet sercat Prices, Don't fail to examine this lot 4 White Beaded Fichus. (Second fioor: take elevator.) “ODD SIZES” IN JERSEYS. 5 Fine Black Stockinette Jerseys, standing collar low: neatly braided on collar. cuffs, down the front and ound the bottom: si ‘and Kecuiar Prices nnn oe 8 and 40, 8a" See other ica aitraci in = morrow’s Post, ee mis WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Dow Do Ir. DON'T PAY $50 TO HAVE ASPRING OVER- COAT MADE TO MEASURE WHEN WE CAN SELL YOU ONE READY-MADE JUST AS GOOD, JUST 48 FINE, JUST AS STYLISH, JUST AS WELL MADE, AND THAT WILL FIT YOU JUST Row appreciates what the poet says about the “—sober certainty of waking Biisa’* Gowe Fasr. ‘The stock of Fine Clothing at the MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, Is dieeppearing rapidly. In spite of the Carpenters, Paivters and Masons, there never was the same ‘amount of business done since the Misfit Store's ex- Sstenca. Cause? A five Stock of Clothing for Men ‘and Boys is sacrificed and sold at about one-half their ‘Value and certainly LESS than half the price they are Sold for in other stores. If you need a Suit or Spring Overcoat CALL AT ONCE. Such a chance to buy ‘Five Clothing for either MEN or BOYS at such prices don’t come twice ina lifetime. We don't wanta dot lar's worth of stoce left by April Ist, so call at once. ‘We still stick to oar original motto, viz: No trouble to ‘show goods = THE MISFIT STORE whl? CORNER 10TH AND F STS TPERIAL AND MOLESKIN PAINTING voomething entirely new for decorating Plush, Vel- sits Shin her Geer ae ward ak Sa Clase hours’ 10% 12 am,, 1 t04 pam by special Arrangement, 710% rettie eticst MISS VAN DUSEN. 4S WELL FOR $35. THERE'S 4 HEAP OF NONSENSE IN HAVING AN OVERCOAT MADE TO ORDER AT FANCY PRICES, WE DON'T KEEP THE CHEAPEST GRADES OF THESE GOODS, BUT WE CANSELL YOU AN ALL WOOL COAT, CUT IN THE NEWEST STYLE, WELL MADE AND WELL TRIMMED FOR $12. FROM THIS UPTHROUGH ALL THE GRADES TO THE FINEST SILK LINED IMPORTED Goons, ENGLISH TOP COATS FROM $12.50UP. EN- TIRELY NEW AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES OF THESE GooDs. LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS FOR SMALL BOYS FROM 3 YEARS OLD UP. E. BR BARNUM & Co, mls Fox Lise ‘SPRING Goops, ‘Now open at the Leading Tailoring Establishment of ‘Washington, mb18 981 PENN. AVE. 1111 PENNA. AVE Wares Fire: REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTs, BEST MAKES, AT LOW PRICES, are at, ‘We close at 7 p.m. ee bestest Srzcur Sacre Or Consers GENTS WANTED FOR “GREAT ARTI: AERIS ee er ean copii Gs Ans SOE Revorvrrox IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE. BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE. BARBOUR @ HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, 44-614 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, ‘Have secured the Sole Agency for the District of Columbia for the sale of CARLTON’S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS. perhaps, in the history of the tes trade has ‘success so rapidly followed the introduction of = new dietetic article as iu 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- pouneed vastly superior to any straight tess they had Deen accustomied to use. Write to BARBOUR & HAMILTON for testi ‘moniais, Give these teas a trial, and you will never ‘use any other. mb6-,t0,th,8m2de $e? AMR SARS 5? Now Reavy For Inerroriox: SPRING NECK WEAR IN THE NEW STYLES AND MATERIAL, * (Cail and see the new Four-in-Hand W.& TEEL, 985 Pennsyivania avenue. ENTLEMEN’S SUITS SCOURED AND P! ‘Conte 50. perp te wake roy ("I ve Goods cued Pana daiere, vor i'l Hany, mbiSlm* —and.4.N. Calvart se, Baltinsore, eb cans ‘anet BAURTS. Our buyer attended the great Auction Gale of Messrs Duden & Oo., corner Broome street gad Brosdway New York, on Wednesday last. Duden & Co sre known to import only the finest grades of Laces and Embrolderies, Ove purchase represents over seven thousand dollars, so we shall commence THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH, to tnaugurrte the greatest sale of Laces and Embrolderies ever held in this city, even surpassing our Special Sale of one year ago. The Lo includes Wide and Narrow Emprotderies, from the cheapest tothe Gnest; elegant and choice Match Gets, Flouncings, All-overs, everything imaginable in Col- ored Embrolderies, and the largest stock of Laces ever shown. It fg impossible for us to describe the extent or variety of the collection or to possibly name the many bargains; suffice it is for ustosey that many goods will be offered even less than half price. We call your particular attention to the tollowing Lote: A Lot of Wide apd Narrow Embroideries,on Cambric, ‘Swiss or Nainsook, in White and all Colors. This Jot includes goods worth from 15 to 30c. ayard. It 1sa wonderful bargain, choice 10c. ayard. Another Lot of White and Colored Embroidery at 15¢. s yard, really worth 350. A Lot at 19c. a yard, half value, A Lot of Flouneings at 25c,, value 50c, 45-inch Flouncings 70c., worth $1.50. 5c, “ $160 $1.00, “ $1.75. A Lot of Oriental Lace 10c., worth 20c. “ “ Flouncings, 25c., worth 50e. . worth 96c., only 50c. Also Finer Grades, with Nets to match; Black Silk and Woot Flouneings and Narrow Widths and ‘Nets to snatch, also included in the Sacrific Sale, DONT FAIL TO ATTEND THE SACRIFICE SALE OF LACKS AND EMBROIDERIES, FROM AUCTION NOW IN PROGRESS AT WAS. ‘7TH ST., STH ST. AND D ST. BBB. oe fs tab 24 A ‘N.B—Don't forget FRIDAY is our regular Weekly BED TICKET DAY. Special closing out Bargains in each of our twenty-five Departments, mb17 Fovr Reasoss For Bovine OUR NEW SOUTH PATENT W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR. ‘The acknowledged superiority of these Flours over other brands has been’ fully proven since they were first Introduced in the market, and we clalm thelr superiority and excellence on the following «rounds: st. That although these brands have only been on the market aboot one and « half years, they have proven by thelr sale and merits that they have no su- periors inthe market, the W. H. Tenney for Family nd Our New South for Pateni Flour. ‘24. That being made of the very best wheat grown in the United states (Maryland and Virginia wheats having no equel) aud especially selected for these brands of Flour. and milled by latest improved ma- chinery, they cannot fall to please all lovers o! good ‘3d That thelr uniformity of quality, always being Kept at one standard. and that the highest, gives to housekeepers the guarantee that they will always have the very Dest bread by using our Flour. ‘4th, ‘That these Flours are sold not at faucy prices, but aiways as low as the state of the market will iw For sale by many grocers and wholesale by ‘W. H, TENNEY & 80N8, ‘Merchant Millers, Georgetown, D.C. Banoars Frox Tue Sranr. mb17-2m HH ty at "TORE ERs RE TLE BOR mye RRR HE EER RESRGEHE- A NEW STOCK JUST OPENED. NEW STYLES AND SPLENDID QUALITY OF MATERIAL! In calling attention to this. our new departure, we ‘ask you to examine quality and finish of these goods Hoslery can be manufactured to sell at almost any price, but no article is cheap that is made of poor ma- terial and improper finish. LADIES’ HORE, of Balbriggan, fall regular length, French toes, at 25 CENTS A PAIR, worth 85 cents, Superior qualities at 85,42, 49and 58 cents @ pair. Solid Colored Cotton Hose, black, navy, seal brown, garnet and cardizal, split feet of unbleached cotton, ‘and French Toes, at 29 CENTS A PAIR, worth 30c. Better grades at 38, 42 and 49c. a pair Finer quality Striped Cotton Hose, French Toes, at 35 CENTS A PAIR, or three pairs for $2. Brilliant Lisle Thread Hose, fall regular length» ‘split fuot, at 25 CENTS A PAIR. An extraordinary bargain. Better grades at 89,49 ‘and 79 ceuts a pair, ‘Silk Hose in all the latest shades at 80 CENTS A PAIR, for this week only. ‘MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S HOSE, ‘Black and Colors, split feet, at ‘27 CENTS A PAIR FOR ALL SIZES, Plain Ingrain Cotton Hose, black; sises, 5, 5%, 6, Oy 7, Me, 8 Se 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 and 290.0 pair. GENTS HOSE, ‘Imperial Lisle Hose, superior quality, at 26 CENTS A PAIR, Lisle Thread Hose, in fancy stripes and plain colors, at 40 CENTS 4 PAIR And last but not least, Black and Colored Silk Hose of fine quality at 49 CENTS A PAIR ‘For this week only, at THE BOR MARCHE. ‘316, $18 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, edditional attractions in oar ‘See Post and Oritie for ‘Department. mle ‘Hostery ‘Res WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ‘ANTED—DRUG APPRENTICE: ONE } WITH lence. o' ress, and not airaid work. WAKES Exit House Dray Store wit “ANTI ATION TO GO AS ED—A SITUATION TO ‘OUT isandress family Apply 1" N st nw. ase nas FOR_SALE--HOUSES. _ SALE-A NEW TWO STORY BAY WIN- = <= Foon cx Dwelling on 15th a near Pate Containing § rooms and cellar, all inodern improve: FoR, RENT—AN §ROOM HOUSE ON of will rent: ‘10 and 11 Center Marcet, wholesale row. D-GIRL TO DO COOKING AND ‘fousewore Ine sal! family; no washing or ‘Call ot required. ‘1640 Rbode zs BY A FIRST-CLASS NEW YORK W Sao tec .\TED—A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND Wes reference required “Apply iam wen. 3D STRONG BOY OF ABOUT ANTED—A a6 to. forand deliver packages, at A. He's, 000 Get new ety ST. N.wW. ANTED—AT 1113 ‘A GOOD, RE- fable gal foe pascal hawework, stay at ‘ANTED—ASSISTANT SALESLADIES AND ‘Apprentices. Apply at J.C. HUTCH- Is, 807 Aenea se ee at ‘ANTED—SMART BOY TO SET TYPE AND Ww {na Teem one with experience and reference é inter and Publisher of Fant Cards, 1311 7th st. a.w. we Pet ANTED—TAILORS, INSIDE, FOR RIDING “W bisvite and ladies coc PELEGING, 1007 Fst mi Wartae cece tesa ce In selling soda water. ‘Apply atthe drug store, S00 Oth st m.w._‘mbi 7-36 “WANTED. RUSHELMAN AND VEST MAKER: ‘eat maker must bring sample of work. MER’ & COMPANY, 1009 F st, ml7-28 WANED GIRL OR WOMAN TO COOK and do general housework; no washing or iron- ing: must bring good clty reference. "620 Hi st. nw. Call before 7 p.m mni7-2 Wass ‘ANTED—ASTENOGRAPHER, IN A PATE: attorney's office, at once. "Answer, giving ability and salary expected, io Post Onice Box 444, city. mI WANzEDTA FIRST-CLASS RUSHELMAN ON xeady-made work. None others need apply. Fourth floor, SAKS & CO., mhié pie gre es ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, A W fisce ts teach younger cht German: aenytbnce “itind ‘ond in wilting 3 “meee ‘ANTED-SITUATION BY A ‘well educated, a member of the bar, and departments, wants Trent in offce of lawyer of claim agent BF wear office. : mise (\) ANTED—A POSITION-SEVEN YFARS EX- Ww Rerience in Abstracts and Record Work: dress 53, Gaithersburg, Md. Ties $50._ Address P. 0., Star office. mhieste W Anrep ay A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA- tion of some kind; is willing to work; reference rnished. Address WORK, Star office. mhle-2t* iT BY AN RX ‘gee eg jr an: tonnzraphy 5 y; Arst-class references. Addr:8. ® o Ther.” Rtas oftice. MhIs:hesate ANTED-BY AN ENGLISH GIRL, WHO (W ittasrstands Dressmaking. a aitoation ba toate strene, and to assist in chamber work, or take care of a child.’ Protestant. Apply at present place, 1419 I at. m17-3te WANTED KNOWN—NATIONAL LABOR BU- eae ‘ouly reliable and competent Ser- vants for all and any capacities, whiteand colored. with Feferences. Send in your orders, HH. DICK, O17 Tike a. mihoswe R RENT—1507 10TH ST. N. W. RY | ents Good lok Frice, GK WARN! Breck Hours pack building: 8 rooms, mnisst sie Pst nw, RK SALE—A TWOSTORY S-ROOM PRESS brick fromt Dwelling on Corcoran st., near 16th lot 20295, R RENT—BY & O. HOLT MAN. Rane. Side and rear alleys’ A cood in ‘vestment. BH WaksER, Mb1SSt 916 F st nw R SALE-AT A BARGAIN, FOR CASH. A pressed brick front House, 1435 R'si. 7 rooms, Lot 14420. " Can be seen detween Gand § p.m mhisiwe SALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT, ON 19TH Iitzle north of Dupont Circle, a seven-room | Tat 202100. Only $4,600. Address Owner, | i at, i9leis ow. mba 7a FURNISHED FoR, SAEEAAT A, BARGAIN Foust Sux town 15 r.....$250 /Mst...n'r 9th, 107.$150 | I room brick With modern con- g fh, 107 200) E ear Zoth si. Yar. 138 peolcornal on THR, tear Bouse nw Wor pertco: 200 /|B n'r 13ih st. Tore....-100 | lars, <3. NEWTON Masay idk, '33--200|| Fayette st, twas ‘&.. mhi6-6 Le Droit Batidine. Not. idth,nw. 441-200) 3060, neat Pa ave.---7 | Pron SALESTWOSTORY AAD Mane ee Frroor Souble bri Gelling coteeing 4a Hiigad a stareortn tet Fane. 10] ~~ CK DWE! 1G, 1007 Fass Grete pe matee z gn Nat. between 1aih and Lat. 1210: hs 40x} wide For price and verms ny THOSS. COO. mite SALE— SMALL AND DESIRARLE THRFESTORY ICK KESIDENCE, with ail in ‘ted on N st, near Cond. ay aw 1324 F st aw. JPR SAGE-AT & GREAT RARGAIN REAUTI ful corner lot and small house on st Scott Circle: rents weil to good tenants: will he the next few days at a sacrifice to realize at once JOHN BOWLES & CO., 1424 N.Y. a 1th: "7 rooms and bath ‘Apply at the above mahi 7-3t* POR RENT—72 K ST. NE, TWOSTORY BRICK, bay wlodow,ail modéra improvenen sees ‘mn to street cars arid Government Printing at111Cst.ce. 0 OR RENT—, T-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; ‘Sas and waterbath room aod cellat 110 Beat .w. Inquire on the premises. mnizae FPOR RENT—is12 127A ST, 12 ROOMS, NICE- FBiy‘nrithea; rent for 7 months ced to 878. mh16-8t = = 1418 Fst. NE, $25,000 /230 Ist st., 147. 23.000 |14- 716 I at Se ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, TO COOK, WAS W aus iron; Gathollc pretense. Apply to 1520 lath st. nw. mnie ANTED—TWO COAT MAKERS. STRICTLY W ine tailors only need apply to Sat MONTATEES, 612 Dst. n.w. mahi G-se* 'ANTED—-A PORTER IN A STORE; MUST come well recommended. Apply at 617 and 619 ‘7th st. n.w. mhi6-3t* WANTED A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, except washing, ot will take youny nurse girl to make herself generally useful,» Stu: stay nights. Apply 1202 New Jersey ave. mh1G-3t WASTED A BOATM AKER, WHO CAN DG first-class work on light lap strake work. Ad dress, stating wages expected, BOAT, Star office. | mhié; st Wah telWHITE AND COLORED COOKS, | $10 to $30; Chambermaids, Nurses, Ladies Malas, General Houseworkers, ete; Men Cooks, Walters and Coachmen, with references, at National Labor Bureau, 517 7th st, n.w. maho-w* WASHINGTON FOR nd Selfextinguisting ety Lamp Burner and Lamp C uuiney: unbreakable inal CRONE € CO.. 49 Har- im16-3t ordinary uses. Address M. rison st, Baltimore, Md. cooks,” “waiters, port drivers. White and colored: with relerenee. DUNDORE & CO. D 7 WW “ooitn: $10 to 620, chammerniata eral workers, scrub and ‘kitchen girls, men cooks. ©. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 Fst. bw. m10-308 STED—APATIENT,TIDY STRONG WHI’ RL, 18 to 19 years old, to do the house w for family of two; no washing. Cail between hours 1 ANTED-LA thelr own house. $7 “es required. nd 3 p.m.,119 4thst.se, m1g-1m WORK FOR U: to $10 per week. n_ be wietly made. No photo painting; no canvassing. ‘or full particulars, please address, at, once, CIES- CENT ART CO,, 19 Central street, Boston, Mass. Box 5: 410 WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED-—WILL PAY $3,000 House having nine rooms or tion and respectable neighborhood; walking distance of Patent Of ferred. Address VOL: W. Fovements. Location oth H st. n.W.; Vicinity of Ebbit or address Mrs, CLE, 1321 mb1s-1w* est pre mhis-3te 15th st, Pa, House prefer: ww York av and _ba-ement * T neighborhood and locatio Star office. Wane brick dvelling on @ and 15th sts, and south of V st., worth fron $4,000. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 92 mh1s-3¢ ‘ Vv K OF _DWELLIN business block wo and paving good incom mn, Add: TO PURC th from $20,000 to, $100.000 Address SYNDICA TE,care PO) box 5 Ti ,000; oF lots, with tvil descriptio investment. “Address A. Bf, Z., Star oflice, inh17 WARSTEDIWE HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR & good Dwelling between 10th und. ‘M sts n.w., worth about $6,000. TY LE ERFOR! SMALL 6-ROOM neighborhood, for about $1,600 ments, but water In vard. Address, “ANTED—TO PURCHASE House. i WANTED--ROOMS. _| WAStR Iwo, Thine on rocr Fon: modern improvements, northwest part of city. Ai dress BAKER, Star Office. 1 WASTED BY APRIL Y TH furnished rooms for ‘light 1 lowest terms and 10 dress Box 139, star office. Ww asreesey. THRE! OUNG ME or three nice communicating ooms, 1 . summer rates, from April Ist; private jamily pre= ly ‘Address, with part mh, ferred: references exchanged. Irs. BSR. Star office, ANTED—PERMA feu re | pom’ Lot and F and M st ed. Address KENT! mhl7 AMILY WHERE THERE ARE, ho children, two unfurnished communicating Rooms tor widower and two daughters, age ten and ‘ond story, between 11th state price; references ex. Star office. AY ANTE! twelve. “Also, Board for the lite witie’ Sddress WIDOW, Star oftice, mhi6-t.ths.3ts TW EASTER-FOR A SINGLE GENTLIaAN: | {wo unfurnished communicating Rooms:modens | improvements, good ‘neighborhoods permatient if mulled, Address Sir, WHY, star office. tm is-ote WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WASTED ALL PERSONS WHO WANT TO boy, at a bargain, a fine Phaeton, to call imme- diutely, owner leaving city. KELLEHERS Livery Stable, 425 8th st. n.w. mb1s-3te ANTED—TO EXCHANGE-TWO LARGE gvod Horses for a palr of good mules. “Also, a nearlf sew slde-bar Buggy for a Dayton Wagon. Xd: xchange,” mhis-3t* 7 THE NORTHWEST, (W6itoritvof kana. west of 1th st. Address, stat ing price, which must’ be ‘moderate, terms, @c., Box 105, Star office. ihe Wy ANTED-REASONABLE MS FOR USE Ot Saddle Horse every other day. Address Box 109, Star office, a ANTED-FURNITURE TO CLEAN AND ‘Polish; made equal to new. Carpetsand matting laid:unholstering and repairing a specialty:eive a tftal and be convi Prices suitable to all. Oth and L sta, B. _mhl 7-3 AV ANTED—A HORSE FOR HIS USE: WILL be wel treated, well fed atid, moderatcly_ used. mhi 7-3 Address 328th st. te ANTED—A FOLDING OR UPRIGH =D; must be nice and in good condiion. Address, with deseription and price, 0. P. Q,, Star office. W ANIED EAGER _FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, shgmabermiaids, men ‘cooks, waivers, weutrcasce eek 1 feferences. S.A. COOMBS. Emp. Bureau, 920 Fae 16/000 15,000 FOR RENTON GFORGETOWN HEIGHTS. brick hou-e 2065 32d st., 13. rooms, large garsen; | G29 Lith si, 30 per month. Brick house 1229 B0th st.. bay WID- | 1126 19tn st. 161 500 625-627 Torn st +7 rooms, ail improvements; $25 per month, 1013 10th st., 108-1100 38,40,42-44 M mniese * 170 Road st. | , Theaboveis omy asmail portion of ‘on my __FOR RENT—ROOMS. iOR RENT—106 4TH ST. SE. NEAR CAPI- tol, two unfurnished communicating Rooms, on second floor, to gentlemen or married couple, for light housekeeping. Rent cheap for summer. All con- veuiences. 1+ books, For full list cail at office for ou ued Om the Ist and 15th. mh THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN. F RK SALE—-A DESIRABLE THRE STORY | House on north side of T st., Just east of 16th st., SopiaiD B Toms, “and “has modern conveniences: 400 en at ones. 2 FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 2419 Snow alley, 5 r00! 2421 Snow alley, 5 rooms. Apply te 1 me "20 FN HUTCR nsylvania ave. i 1505 Pen Por et HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, single or en suite, moderate prices. 730 Sth st. between G and H. ml0-1m OR T-SUITE OF THREE ROOMS ON second floor. handsomely furnished, choice Board- ing, 1824 V6th stn. w. mnis-3te KF ENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GE! tleman and wife or single gentlemen, with board if desired; modern improvements. 1254 8th st. n. w. mhis-3te ‘OR RENT—PARLOR, BED-ROO! Room, Kitchen—furnished or unfurnished. Best location. Convenient—Capitol Herdics, cars. No children. Private family. Large back’ yard. Call after five, 109 2d st. n.e, m18-3t* OR 11 M ST. N. W., LARGE, NICELY front siting room furnished, second-story, south $30: oF with board for Teferences, ex- ed. mhis<o-3t* FOR, SENT THREE COMMUNICATING Fi nished or unfurnished ingly or en suite; as, und heated by latrobes; bath-room with hot and cold water on same floor: Avenue cars puss the doo! board If desired; 1806 H st. aw. minleste OR HCELY FURNISHED ROOM ‘single or en suite, in w very small private {uml 409 New York ave. abi 7-Lw {OK RENT—NIC URNISHED ROOMS ON first and second. floors: hotels and cars. 824 13th st. {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS W EF board: private family. 002 1 HANDSOMELY F ingle “or communicating, suitable for Congressmen; ‘very desirable location; two I cars. 1720 H st. nw. mh1-3w* OR RENT—A NICELY-FURNISHED BECOND- story Room, fare. licht and cheerful, in a well private house: for one or two gentiene ter; B12 forsummer. B23 Cat. ni JPOR, BENT A HANDSOMELY PURNISHE Fiat, at the Woodmont, corner 18th aud Lowa Cl de nw. H1SBLe ro? RENT=T0 Ler APARTMENTS IN THE Absolutely fire-proof CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS, Corner 58th and 50th sts. and 7th ave., New York City, Facing Central Park. ‘Rents from $2,000 to $4,000, Apply to oe LESPINASSE & FRIEDMAN, 181 Broadway, New York, mhll.2w __OrC. CLIFTON, Sup't. at Buildi JOR RENT—ELEGANT OFFICE, Roo: floor, Walter Build up. W. 4. DUVALL, 9 SSIONAL MEN WISHING from $1) ROFE PEs vice. OFFICE will ud same first floor and first-class lo- 618 ¥ st nw. Heat, gas and janitor se ee BLE FRONT OF FICE n.¥ JOHN SHERMAN & CO, __1407 F street. mh6-2w POR RENT EINE OFFICE s best oflice location in the city; wy very tenants low rents. We have rooms on Ist, 24, and 4th floors, bright and spacious, from $6 to's per ‘mouth. ‘Apply on premise CUTTER & WIMER, iteal Kstate, Insurance and Loans. f25-1m. __FOR RENT—STORES. POR RENT-STORE AND 7 Nooms aT 1210 7th st.n.w, Inquire at 1134 7th st nw. Ite DOR RENT — MARKET STORES WITH dwellings above, 1408 and 1410 P st. n.w. (between h st. and Riggs ‘These houses have iarge cellar, vault-way? stores with high celliigs and large patergiass show windows: 8 rooms abuse Stores: kus, hot und cold water. furnuce: 38 feet side walk; admirably adapted for provision, meat or feed stores or dairies. Apply to S.¥. LEWIS, 1418 14th st nw mbissie OR RENT—A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, 1110 E st. nw. AP, HILL & CO, u9-Am 1838 F bt. A PATENT ATTORNEY WOULD TAKE THE ve pisee of one desirous of retiring from practice in Wasbiugton, or would Join or assist another. Address Box 114, Star o TO SALE—A ~ BOARDIN ABLISI ‘House, near the Government Printing Ofiice, reason cOv- ior selling, Fevelved an appointment under the go Star office, mb1 st ernment. Address H.-W. JOE SALE-T wisi To Seri. tercst in a good established business, that wili pay from $5,000 to $8,000 annually if attended to: payed since last 1st of May, 1865, upwards of $5,000. Kea- Son for selling, have business thus takes me to New York the comlg season, Address Hox 66, Star office, A. EADY WISHES 70 [FASE SELL, OR EX. £A change for property in Washington, alarge wo- Story and Mansard roof House, of twenty-one rooms with four acres of ground, situated In tte suburbs of Rutherford, N, 3. Erie It K: twenty minutes tw New York city: “ihe locution Is periectly healthy: ho malaria, and it is a suitable residence for elther Winter or simmer. Inquire for particulars at U2 15th st., McPherson equare. mhi6-2w mh173 Wy ANTED—Lapies WHEN CLEA house wo try DAISY SOAP DUST. Samples free at your grocer’s. Ask for one; it cleans and brightens everything. 'ANTED-$300—GOOD COLLATERAL AND satisfuctory assurances given as to safety. Ad- dress Box 50, Siar office, mhiG-Bee WANTED — BUY A GROCERY OR PRO- Xisiou Store in northwest section of city, | Ad- dress A. F. W., Star office. m16-31*_ WV ANTED — WELL — SOAKE MINERAL Water Barrels. for which good price. will. be id. Addr Box 619, Washington, D.C. malt ‘ANTED—A GOOD SECOND-HAND | TA. upright preferred; state make, number of oc- taves, “ee, Sao be low for cash. ress OCT A VES, Star office. mb16-30 ‘YBODY TO KNOW THAT A Et e and Phaeton and Harness can be bought at DOWLING'S Auction Rooms on Satur: tat 11 o'clock. Owner leaving city. “ig bat is for gome one, DOWLING, mie-ate Cor, 11th and Pa. ave. ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO "W6join Watcn club; best Watenes in tne cty for the joney. Call and investigate at G. 5, KNGEK'S, Jew- Bier, ine Watch and Clock repairing, 1400 New ‘York ave. we Gas Pang ASP ao. chest cash: ‘Call or addr Seseaaete “Tor ithe a mualisme ANTED—OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT for cash, by WM. FRIEDERICH, the Manu- facturing Jeweler, 605 7th st, opposite Parent office, ‘mb10-Lin® 7 ANTED-KNOWN THAT MY RIC Needle positively obliterates superfiuons hair, leaving no trace. All plasters, drugs, acids, &c.. only move & more stubborn growth. Electric treatment Forindies and chiliren.. Seud for ‘Mrs Dr. GABRIEL, 702 13th mho ime ‘ED-T0_EXCHANGE— MARKET On change Ba Dr Vapor; Oil or Gas Stoves for Shnoneye cared of no pay." Oud Sioves’ boaghe ged : rr ct Sold cheap. ‘fam WNEERS OF VACANT LOTS DE- Ware nats RAT RRE LEY. st, f241m ‘ANTED — WATER — WATER — WATER — DAN'L J, MOFFAT, of 414 4 ot. au. ia a in ‘kinds’ Pe SALE—34,000—HALF IN CASH, WILL buy a first-class restaurant and bar; good" location and complete in every particular. “Good reasons 10F selling. Address T. =. It, Star office." mhi6-3t* A, ERSONS RING AN ECONOMICAL AA “und satistuctory light should buy the “Air Twin Gas Burner.” Price 12 cents: $1.25 per dozen: ut 1400 New York ave. No agents. mh10-sm ‘AT, CHOICE SQUARES AND Sei fag ee ata hae ? ‘made PPEOSMITH @ SONU 13-20 ae Fst. BARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER BUSI- hess; a large und old established Stove and Honse Furnishing Store for sale. Apply to ST ‘THOMAS, 402 Louisiana ave. n.w. mh6-1m DURCHASES AND SALES EFFECTED IN ALL ‘heU. 8, District of Columbia and out of iowa Securities, ‘Agent for Howard, of Baltimore, est Clinton Fire Insurance companies, of New York. ‘Money to loan on first class real estate. W. 1. TOWERS, 605 14th si,, near ¥ nw, Telephone call 216-2 AMiinn CITY, N. HOTELS, COTTAGES, £20] for rent or sale by J.G. ADAMS Jal@10ae FR Ssat par paylug 10 per cont suntan bene oat par, . lage aur "Gleat gxtencs furnished,’ aller iress Pi oA i CAMPBE! 14109 F at. nw. (Glover Building No. jade LOST AND FOUND. JUND-SATURDAY, 6TH, A LARGE jndiaud Dog. Owner oan ave seme by proving _mbl 1437 Penna. av OR SALE—A VERY PRETTY HOUSE, SIX Fooms and amedern, improements. 1820 1igh st. | iw, $3,000 SWORMSTEDT @ BEADED Y 027 F mhidaie HOUSE NOW OCCUPIED 2819 Q st. n.w.: nine rooms, OR RENT—APRIL by Rev. Dr. Reiley, bath and cellar; heat and water 2823, mae Tt i miler Tipe RENT—ON THE HIGH GROUN)) IN THE Nort t r I HAVE A TWOSTORY » srevorthern Subarte, 7 and 8 room _ three sory | AC ee EA pont Hoek ane : jaa at mhi6te ' | Mbrary,dining-room ou first floor; 4 bedrooms, bath: iene Fong and waterclonet taniaey planing. nor sd N. Per. Mo. x.W. ‘Per Mo. Sx o— .W can be sold’ for 96,000 un Teasonubil 1421 1, m.4., fur, “ ) A11F-$125!|1409 20th st, m. L, 9F.5O on 3822 Vest ei1. doe S128 aaa 50 : | Slate igs 4 Ost, dir. 30 ‘OR SALE—GOOD INVESTMENT—15TH ST. | 1718 N ot., m. i, Vr. (06 Lst.ym. 1, 107.50 and 0. improved by smaii 1835 L stm. 1,"r.. ‘or “Bo “than pay taxes and interest 0 1421 20uh ot, iar. E WILSON, 1000 F nw, tnlildtm 717 11th ot, far., 6 MO WELL BUILT | STORES Per Mo. |, OFFICES Per. Mi B-story 6-room Brick House, 709 A st. ne, gas, | 312 9m st. new. $05 ||635 FF st n.w.,34 floor-$60 lntrobe, water. ete. $500 cast balance 303 26] G08 Leaves bassteenteso | $1,000, at 825" per month. Verw” cheap Call'st 3201 30, 408 Le aver, 80 8'r aera | once, J. F. BARBOUR, 12th and D sts sw. ml ‘Theabove isoniy a smail portion of property on =u books, For Mill's enll at fice for bullets, ated OB R SALE-1316 VERMONT AVE. NW. A substantial and well-arranged residence: two-s! And mansard, Will besoldat avery THOS J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st ‘A DESIRABLE THRED-STORY residence, overlooking Dupont Circle X necticut ave.’ House three rooms deep and th oughly bull, THOS. J, FISHER & Co., 1324 Fst the Istand 18th. [mb16] ‘THOS. K WAGG. TOR REAT— rear 1115 15th_.$25 m.L.2 o17.1 1143-45 A145 2 ota. 1dr...--40|/2627 M tra Dw. mi2-6t 227 .. Br. ¥ OF. axe B220 N st, 7 1420 Va. ave. 6 rs. ted eh I716F st, 1 D0: this ts and desirable house; terms to sult 1426 Pst.nw. — mbi2-Im EW TANTIAL very_com: AUSTIN P. BROW. and very handsome residence, “one of the most desirable localities of the clty, ata very low price. 30 | Stable rear 3028 mihy-2W WM. P. B08 Fst now b High wr * = eSCOTy 753 7 L, TWOS FIGHT-ROOM POF Peer a OOK | Eire iot orcoram, near 1907 Pennayivania sve.n'w, $5,000: two-=tory elght-room. "Uric! | $000: twostory Brick, Boundary. 000. Houses aiid ise we. VOR SALE-HOUSE Siz 9TH ST. N. W., CON- taining 11 rooms; all modern improveiments will | sell furnished 1 desired. Apply for informe) owner, R-GULDSCHMID, S12 7th st. nawe mur » BE. 907 12th st. we, Sr. FPORSALE-HOUSE AND LOT 1303 NST. and N sts; 24xi00; splendid location for fine resi- dence. Apply to Owner, Rooms 6, £20-2m | 303 Mst.n.w., 12r.......40 |720 10t 30, elegant propertj 6x100. 1241 “6th Log 2uih mw TED 940 30 | 00 | nice small Brick. Vacant Lot northwest corner 13 h st. we, br. > ‘o: and 8,615 JPQESA LE. THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL Estate Company have a large and choice liue of improved and unimprove Tare chances for investment. chase or Laving land for sale in’ east section of tue city will find It to to do so throngh this company. which gives attention and energy to the development of Ubat p of the city. ‘This company bas’ seventy thousand ject in one tract ou New Hampshire ave, at a bargain for investment, Property for sale, offering Purties desiring to par hor north Cap. st mild K HOUSE 103 2a 8T. N. B,| "A. 00,000 acres of improved farm lands in Vir- Capitol, nine rooms, including bath: | ginia tor sale or exchange, 3 fu Tocatlon. musawe | ©n230m\ 510 Fst nw. {OR RENT-THE LARGE THREESTORY AND Fe SALE—TWO VERY HANDSOME NEW 3- Mansurd root brownstone front Residence, 315 44 | I'story and basement Brick Houses, coutaiuine 1 & nw. “It contains 11 large, well lighted and airy | rooms aud fine cellar, with every: Improvement, bed Zopmn, and hag ail the modern improvements a in ‘order. "AppIY to a se *PRANCIS. B. MOHUN, mbli-7t si OR fe 25th st... bet. Houses are open for lispection, For further int. SCHMID, S12 AOR SALE Fitcelsary nrick: stone trimmings: complete tn every respect with sil tmoders inuprovenseate Ge forkiions plang shown of tk frouse fin perfedt condition, having’ ‘always een oo. Cupid by obec: will be wold tow of sett Cant Cons Fore cerry eat Vata tro 1100 Penns iva ass av Price sation apply to owner, ry 1331 F street nw. 1709 M st. n.w., a neat three-story Brick Dwelling, containing ten rooms, bath and ail improvements, Well furnisned, Will rent very low. ply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 8 1324 Fst. bh. 197-1m COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 17, . €., 8 TS., and water, nea Pete 15.50. +6 rs3 cas and water, AL 470 6th st. nes a 7 ~) EXTEN DED. The residence of ite late itichard Las, contains 131% acres ‘and capable of subdivision into sumber of fine villa sites. THOS. J. FISHER € CO., mbi7- 4 Fst. nie. JOR SAU ERAL TRACTS OF La the Bladeasbupgh Turnpike: ranging lu 3 to 13 acres Plats and full ‘information at this Oftice. THOS J. FISHER & Co. 17-20 1324 F st n.iv VOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SOME BEAUT! FPinscvurtan itesidences and Farnvs also tinproved iy Property: several couutry places for Tent near the city; plenty of fruit and shade. WM. HD _mhi7-1m* OR SALE—A V large Jot, $1 20. 16th St. bt.O&P.166.67 N. Way 13 T1253 fuss. ave., 1578-100 -1-4r., c “45 ‘WHioMAs J. FISHER @ co, mhe '324°F street northwest. _ FOR REST BY SH WALKER, 630 Lois: 319 Cat ae, 16 rooms, a, m. L: $85. Sat. 1. . a m. Kees nd water: $13. {OR SALE CHEAP_BELLEVUE FAUM: GOOD farm; over five hundred acres: two hundred cleared: balance ‘fine timber; house. ten rooms in cumplece order; numerous outbuildings. new. two tenant houses: vuluable fishery: high, hea thy ‘location; splendid Views of river and mountains Also stone’ mill, four floors: two run of stove; turbine wheel: steady 1601 16th st (stabi ‘Stable rear 1209 K st ne) “Go| 308 tom, One and a-haif hours from Washingto “90, 708K stn. ales Grunt trederickeburg, Var Botn Swcorertcs “Boll Gilered cheap for cash, Address BEA. WITH 1: ciick FURNISHED. Brooke. ford Co., Va. am! w Towa Circle.........$168.66 | J\OR SALE OR EXCHANGE— cad |Lst.,bet.20ch and 21st_125 = Beautiful Country ‘Grant Place. 2 At Bi itwood, D. C., [Sst bet. 1Sth and L4thivy Three Mules From City, 150. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 5 1437 Penn. ave. nw. ‘J(OR RENT—HOUSE 476 0 ST. N.W., ELEVEN rooms, with all modern improvemenia. — Inquire at 1000 Ost. n.w. ‘mri-g MONEY TO LOAN. MORAL” RENE, BTATE ASD MOritehsectiiyy. PRoMpraTrENtion TUALL APPLICATIONS, INSURANE, LOANS AND REAL tSPATE ALES _ mnt 1 Or STN. W. $67.000 six acres of land: 4! in beautiful grove o mmanding & fine view. Fich and tertile garden land; 14 ‘oak and chestnut trees, on an Improvements LE ‘A tract 0f6,400 acres of good cleared and Timber Yand, in Pairlax county, Va. on buth sides of the | ‘Washington, Ohio and Western railroad, within 20 ‘aghington. Inquire of GEORGE F. AP: | ‘uh stm muIS- Bi am cry but cottages at Colonial each, facing the river, large Jols, photographs at our office. . ‘HUFTY & DYER, O-5t 1301 F st. n.w. KR SALE OR EXCHANGE— A nice littie Farm of 45 acres, 6 miles from the city, 49 mile from KR. station, 30 acres under cniti~ Yation, 10 acres orchard of variety of fruli frame cottage, barn, chicken house, corm house, tc. €ic.; stable for 6 horses: oil in good « ondition; fine wel TO LOAN ON REAL ESTABE. at 5 ‘per cent. on sums of: ahdupwards, and 5% and 6 per cent on smallsins. Money available at shortest uotice. JOHN BOWLES &CO., 1424 New York ave. 15-21 ‘ONEY TO LOAN TO ARMY AND NAVY M ‘Gitcers at segat raven, — JAMES E. WAUGH, 983 F st. nw. mb8-1m Moskz TO LOAN oF iE, SUR ANCE of water, ve Ceneieng evans: Ste PPE R, ja an AMS Hoes Pen, | mblgz Ith and F sta. Se NON ING: | J{OR SALE-METROPOLITAN BRANCH STA- 2200,000 eosy s Wamres | Fokatse eecroey tana ae ore rent rates H. DUFFIN, 436 Walnutat., ‘stable, - house and fruit; splendid for mu8-2m0 live man; will be sold chesp to an immediat» par- ‘ONEY IN SUMS OF FROM $1,000 T0 $50,000 | _mb12-1m 1338 Fit. Ch satisfactory Heal Emave security af mista, Mise erea — 4n eigut-room House at Hyattsville; lot 60x 200; Conveient vo station: will tesuid ata barge, A. P. HILL & C ‘mbé-L CUTTEK & WIMER, 1428 F at. MORES PDAS ON REAL RstaTE= $500 to $50, i SUES mh10-1m Tsae i xt. ne Oe SERENE lS it RENT. ‘ARM TWO MILES FROM 1 HME Piw, | PREMERA PROM ra ater, frulte, shade trees, barn, per M ON HEAL ReTAPR ino BA. PHILLIPS 4a6 Ne X-ave mbiean Lin eed ae eo tscfes! neat the city; on good road all. the year, ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT LEAs | excellent land: abundant water well located for dairy. oan $2500, ab 5 percent, on Arei-cless cy | farm: Groom frame houpe and out-buildings’ Terns Broperyy. ee very enay. SOHN 3. MITCHELL, 6 Corner 10th and Feireeu northwest | f7-1m 1200 Peunsyivania ave. 7.000-TO LOAN 3 ON REAL ESTATE SAL D Fidectes of dine tand: wt located, near the city; acres meadow land: on good stream of water; Do ‘of well , and the pij All orders WwW [ONER OF DEEDS FOR every State and rN and U. 8. Men Peirce rg Pere and Gent = Y | OPENED — THE: nas. AAT AES SSE FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS | A PRESOOTT, 1916 Fst. NE BUILDING 16th st. pear Q st, ee oe — Bert ‘201. fronts, at low figures, RL ave., wear 14th, homntiful lot, ane Tes Lot, NHL ave neer Dupont cara gee mt NCTA RIE ee re DOK SALE ABOUT 30.000 FEKT OF G10 iigibly lorsted. southwest: abort dimanie street cars; only 4g conts a soot. “OWN ki! nw., Room 4 E’S8, SALESSPRCIAL BARGAINS—Lor ow New Hampshire ave., near Ns... $1.35 per four jot on Mth st, deep, $1.40 fer foot los on Lot” on. w.. The. per foot ay jou nd Gate. (Square 67), $1.03. ger foo OWNEK, 1420 New York ave, rooin Bh misao {OR SALE-SURUKRAN LOTS — TWO Lots. each 50 f. front on 16th st. extended, Lie: 1a fe front ou 1th st extended. 19 ft front on Ken- Mt. Meaau', ie; 80 T. front, same ave, tented and brie st. Meridian, noke, Colum. Park TRNONT AVES oa alley: each price Ot et Pa ata Ja Sout of the ‘Si et, 10 @ 1Osfo0t alley Auply to mals iat ron, price Be. es sg ae won VR 1505’ Pennsyivania a tbe sold P April 1. For fail paracuiars aj N.RUYCK, mh16-3t_ 1505 Pennsylvania a NOR BATES SURBURRA) tOPERTY. RARE CHANCE FORK SPRCULATION. 4 Acres of Land. adjoint main entrance of Sab IWo VERY CHOICR RUTLE ‘On VERMONT mn16-2w ’ 10% AVE. near K ST. NW otticess terms mhiS-lm FOR tro: er, ete; a batgalt minds ONE WEEK—A tb St. nw, 2Uipx Td - ood investment. WALKER & Wil- BOS, 1006 fe aw SALV-THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF ie stand ave. and 19th stand several wher rable corner Lots in that section. WAL. P. YOU trade jou. Wal. BP. YOUNG, 66 by 118 on U, near 40 b: 100, on Lith, «100. on & tages and single Lote on N.Ey id in Mount Preasant. LEIPOLD, 1331 F stn RL and Vt-ave mblsa K POR SALE feet on the w. Dupont Cir per Square foot, dences. JOR mbo-1t EET OF Foe Pa ground, for tire™ front’ impror $12,000: will Vestanent. Ft fu mbm JOR SALE—AT A GREAT RARGA, by April Ist, Lot on G st. h. w., opposite the new Pension office, Pontalulng 2.500 tect ut ground. Ap: ply to owner. "GOLDSCHM[, 81g 70h nw. 223m PER SALL SLAW. BET. STM AND 10TH, French stp... four adjoining 1 gpeirees mC at at Is two Lan 2 by ae uly Several very pretty Lots on Colambia Heights Lots in ail patel thecity” chenp uit on easy Some, mm” WALKER & WILSON. 1006 I's FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS QR SALE—A HANDSOME FRENCH Vicro ria, nearly new, in thorough repiir, very cheap. 73.4 by 90. Appiy st 1308 Fac ny. ise JPGE SAMECCHEAP-ONE DEACK MAME Apply at KELEM ICS bien, 438 bah ates enn de? preety PYNAMO MAGHINE, CH 61 Ct. naw ahd FROM CHOICE WHITE LEG Bantams My birds have won af shows. W.G. LIER, 171 Lath st. awe ASS DRUG STOR; ock, nice fixtures and ess KOOd TeasONs fOF ‘seHlinig: Only parties with “cash” need apply. address “GLUN WTS omtice. — mult z bows NEY'S Sts mhl7-1w FQ SALE AT A SACHIFICE MILLINERY Bustuess (or would sell half interest to the right Party/in a fashionable sumaer resort 1a the noru.low Tent; long season: best location in the place: fall. ime formation and sai reason for selling given: Bo agents, mh 7-40 Address C, A. E. Star office, A FEW SETTINGS (ov POR SALE White Le ‘Address Box 6! JUMP Price, $130; a bargain, 254 18th sts w., aller one o'clock p.m Jook SALE—a VERY HANDSOME COUP harness aimost new; # batyaln it wold. mt nine 718 th sn DOR SAL —niSTAURAN ow doing a paying r health ; masts JOR SAL PREME COURT REPORTS and. Gulteas's trial. Hox 148, Star ofice SOLS, ing, be beau ifal U Pright Pianos but tte used, to exchange ou One Chickering Square Piano.spieme A beginner for onl; $00: easy pase ments. Our terms arc always made to suit the buyer, both in new and second-hand pianos. “Pine factory re! pairing at reesona i prices, PIANO EXCHANGE WARFROOMS. Telephone 36 (abl7} 422 in street, NOK \ALE—LIVESTOCK SALE-IP YOU WA A handsome team, a coupe horse, & hunter, acart Warrenton Vir 2 eae oot __ mhi6de OR BALE—A VERY STYLISH _AND Fast Pony, will rede or sell, Inguire W837 La ave. \w. mit JOR SALE-APPLETON'S NEW AMER Cvelopwedia, “All the volumes delivered at once om small monthly payments Address Box 130. star omtice, mhil3-70" 70K SALERETIRING FROM HUSINISS— Stow cases, counter safe, tables, plat orga, sewing machines new iatrope watches chore” fe VULTON'S LOAN OF Fick, B14 uh st AOR SALE-PIANOS AT BARGAINS—ONE asiave upright. shi used excel one Tig getave upright, used two mont 2 mare Taroctave extra finnly S240, Fishes sud ore fins'to peut Witico Woleil @ 00. Bs PORSALE HAV XGEvrRY FACILILY 1 AM how red y and sell Horses. Carriages, Wii ‘ire “with peivitege of buying: ‘Couplote tara: outs, everything to correspond, Turis nou FORTY SEASONED AN) ACCLI- mated Horses, consisting of well wintehed teams Ly selected saddie and single driving horses ng CUMTAn.eed MS Tepreseied. wv. [POR SALE—ONE MURD RIED ViEHICL Is CoM. rising Coupes, Park Phaetons, Drags, urries, Jumpacats buggies, Phaet me ictorag: Rad min ost br sold wit A 2 Worker inauy plete. Prive $120. Must sell quick. SS DAISH, wholesave feed, cor. North Capit sts. Pa., 20 head of horses, 10 your horses’ also 10 low-priced ones, raving from #: 300. SCHLEGEL € QUIGLEY, rear of 933 D sta, adjoining F. K. Ward's Dairy. mali -100® ‘OR SALE—TWO SBCOND-HAND COUPE Jeites in good condition; very cheap. Can be seen ANDREW J. JOYCE'S Carringe Factory, corer of |4th and Piet (OK SALE THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE Ki> quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance, no loss of time; no handling of fuel; no ashes, For Funning elevators, pumpliig waver, printing premea and machinery. “Send for Circular abd price fist. D, BALLAUF, Agent, 741 7th st. mhi0-3m it SALL—BUSINESS WAGONS IN EVERY variety, finest and largest stock of plactorm spring x shown ip this city at bottom, "Bad atreet, West Washingion. “S. Ke PROBE. OF HORSES, JUST AR- HEAD OF Mons JUST Freight from 1,200 12 1.400; ales e Que pee ont pd Lt , SiuMdxn, 312 12th st. u. w. ms ER SALE—40 rived from W asliington county ,M: property and poplog expense 187 Hee ne ae tay THO Z. Wacaamar, | MPPVeMERE will be sole shes ayy OsT—TH ‘M.—WHILE iG Fi TOAN REAL ry +t st Liz bins. Sw. to Forsyte enone eo Marg gi owen terme aL Estat 271m 1200 Pennsylvania ave. ‘Sharm containing Iiceleas of lady and lock of hair. 1226 Fat. OB SALE-FARMS, IN THE DISTRICT OF Liberal reward ‘Teturned to 8, NOTES, Stipe 33 AsO ica Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia For particu- We MEY TO TOAR apply to “A HAIRLESS MEXICAN DOG. OWNER ip gums, to sult ca approved Resi Restocerye. HUFTY & DYER, Can callat 26 tows circle nad provepocpaty NTE wa btn wg Aaa tcice ae Real Reate, Loans and Insurance, 18th and ¥ at i.w. LY eats GOING’ waeD ld ivanis ave i ew 63" wile “Goward if’ returned to "i318 Be bayer trees amen SUMMER RESORTS. Ww. AeBeR St a ll gfe. caename ee Rae So aka Base REWARD 108, OF 4 a Fremcaty forauies loeueioucounnanee Po ame Sine, year Olds Waite breast alse tet Mea poet | Sec choreete peat odin cine hota ei Leh SAEs Gonna, 5 | mal6-tm a LEreverracace See a ER are ave. mit 8 STEe eon Stone mona Pees a + Sean > ‘The Fith Avenue Style Spring a SILK AND DERBY HATS the ataP odioe Tatrodnoed br Dg eo NC ag eg eremaggeniaa “aeoa s So re ér. SSO. L. BRYANT. 13TH. w. we yates ae tanorooree “hale i POR RALE—A WELL PAYING LAUNDRY. Fi doing & business: Ube best Jocality in ar & . over wale. A. Hite cb. 1395 Fat. aay TOR — BIRDS — 1M CAxAE Fitfor dike singers very SS ne ANT BRC K SALE—BARGAING IN LOT CHEAP HAR x ae sa acre Se ees ie Fe, Pan ‘WEsT END, by the first Sh ge ra ee