Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1886, Page 4

20, 1886—DOUBLE SHEET. THE EVENING STAR CROSBY S. NOYES. Editor. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published im Washington, and equal to that of all tne ether daily papers here added together. ‘The Circulation the Star for the Week Ending March 19. Marcu 13. Mane is. Maxcu 16. Magen 17 Marcu 13, Marcu 19. The course of the House committee on elec- tions yesterday In voting by # considerable ma- Jority to sustain the election of Mr. Romeis, of ‘Ohio, and dismiss Mr. Hurd’s contesting claim is probably significant of the temper of the House generally ona question very far removed from a mere race for office. If the democratic majority of the committee had been particu- larly anxious, for party reasons, to seat Mr. | Hurd it would not have been difficult to do so. | New ‘The total poll in the Toledo district at the last Congressional election was about thirty-five thousand. Mr. Romeiselaims a plurality of less than two hundred and fifty votes. In so close a contest it would probably have been easy to find reasons which would pass muster with the majority of a House in favor of seating a candi- date who fs in politicalsympathy with thatma- jority. But Mr. Hurd has been for years one of the leaders of the free-trade wing of his party. Mr. Romels is an equally stout protectionist. ‘To seat Mr. Hurd in Mr. Romeis’ place would be to reduce the strength of the protectionists by one and inerease the strength of the free- traders by one, which would be equivalent to adding two votes to the free-trade side on any tariff issue. The committee on elections ts be- lieved to represent very fairly the various shades of opinion within the two parties, as well as the ratio of territorial distribution in the House at large. If there be anything more in the vote of the committee, therefore, than meets the eye there cannot be much encourage- ment in it for the tariff reformers, —<— ‘The correspondence between Vice President Hoxie and Grand Master Powderly is not of the sort which usually portends the friendly adjustment of matters in controversy. Mr. Powderly’s message, which is commendably temperate In tone, contains a suggestion of what Is doubtless at the bottom of the whole trouble—the impositions practised by subordi- nate officers on the workmen employed on the Gould lines of railroad In the southwest. In- deed, the larger part of the diificulties between employers and employed at great centers of industry is directly traceable to the bumptious- ness of middlemen elothed with just authority enough to disturb their moral balance. The friction diminishes in proportion tothe decrease of the distance maintained between the hands that hold the purse-strings and the hands that do the work. $<» ‘The persistent absence of Mr. Jones, of Florida, from his seat in the United States Senate, with- out apparent good and sufficient cause, has at last assumed a serious aspect. The Jackson- ville Times-Union, the leading democratic news- Paper in Florida, has lost patience with bis ehildish conduct, aud proposes that the gover- nor, In the exercise of the discretion vested in bim by the constitution when “vacancies bap- pen, by resignation or otherwise,” shall make & temporary appointment to Mr. Jones’ place. ‘There seems to be nothing unreasonable in this demand. If Mr. Jones is in his right mind, his deliberate refusal to perform the duties of his office is equivalent to a resignation, or at least toa vacation of his place. It he is insane—as the more charitable of his friends would ha: us believe—his malady is a disqualification fully warranting his supersession. It may be answered that the Senate is, under the constitution, the judge of the elections, re- turns and qualifications of its own members, and that the unwritten laws of senatorial cour- tesy would probably be considered as pinding Mr. Jones’ associates to defend bis claim to his seat. The constitution authorizes a minority of either house of Congress to compel the attend- ance of absent members in order to secure a quorum to do business. No such emergency has arisen, however, in the ease under eousider. ation. The state that elected him, the party to Which he belongs, and the committees whose work is dead-locked by his absence, are the only sufferers. That is enough; but a painfully polite Seuate may not consider it so, The only way to settie the question and estab lish a precedent is to put our Florida contem- porary’s proposal to a practical test, Let Gov- ernor Perzy appoint a Senator to serve in Mr. Jones’ stead till the legislature meets. If the Senate declines to admit him, it will perhaps favor the country with @ statement of some cans whereby @ state can assure itself of Its constitutional represesstation in the Senate, even when a statesman it has honored with its confidence plays the part of the frog in the nur- sery song. $$ oe Another funny scene occurred tn the open session of the Senate yesterday, when the pre- siding officer inadv tly Instructed the elerk to read aloud a communication intended tor | the Senate in executive session. There was an | e of horrorstricken gluness, and a ppression of the document. These getting so common that the sup- the mosseovered tradition of mys- cently be reduced to the eondition mun augur, who could not look he face without laughing. i ——-——— Mr. Rogers, of pan-electrie notoriety, | < jancholy truth when pinion before the Congres- | committee yesterday that ot lake Vows of chastity, Alas! they do not. | did, Congress would be a very different body from what it now i Soir Le There ts evidently a nice distinetion in Mr. Jay Gould's mind between the inhumanity of | 8,700 railroad workmen who prevent 10,000 others from earning a living and the pure busi- Ress morality of one railroad wreeker who rubs @ thousand or two honest stockholders of the Fighteous earnings of their investments. $s e The President ts said to have shown much | Amusement at the theater the other evening | when Ko-Ko lamented his lack of professional experience. Mr. Cleveland doubtless won dered that any executive officer should find it Gimeult to cut off heads where there was no Senate to bother him with demands for his reasons. ———_——» + ____ The Senate finance committee deserves the thanks of a tired-out public. No questions will be asked as to which side backed down, if both des will only unite and get to work at the dusiness of the session. The authors of orilliaut Indian fiction have wWansferred their activities from the dime novel publishing houses to the war news bureau on the Mexican frontier, + The British House of , @& conservative @ body of gentlemen as din be found the world over, have voted in favor of opening museums and libraries on Sunday. Perhaps they think that there would be a smaller attendance at communist meetings in Hyde Park and Trafal- ar Square it the workingmen of London bad something more interesting to occupy their minds when unemployed. oe Paris holds her own as a city of sensations. Sunstrokes on the 19th of March! On the 19th of September we shall hear that the Seine is frozen over. ———s = ___ ‘The arrest of Bt. George Best tor dissemina- {ing vicious matter through the mails is an in- teresting commentary on the remote relation of names tocharacters, A man who is chris- tened in hogor of a canonized saint, and whase surname is the expression of superlative good- mess, ought not to be engaged in so nefarious Bb nae — ‘Thirty or forty cases of trichinosis have been discovered in Silesia, It is about time now for the German government to issue another edict ‘against American pork. a Ferdinand Ward's emignee bas learned that tsone to obtains judgment against ‘William & Warner and another thing to find the goods to satisfy it. Warner's experience in Bnanciering has taught him that a million and @ half doliars are not tobe picked up every day, and therefore not to be left where the vul- ‘Gar minions of the law oan reach It soo casily, mh19-88 Bisex Sars Soran OR MERREILLEUX. WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED A LOT OF THE ABOVE FAMOUS GOODS, WHICH WE WILL OFFER AT THE LOW PRICE OF $1 PER YARD; BEING LOWER THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT AT RETAIL IN THIS CITY. THE WEARING QUALITIES CANNOT BE EQUALLED AND THE APPEARANCE 18 ALL THAT CAN BE DESIRED, BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOWING SBLACK SURAH SILKS AT $1 AND $1.25, BLACK RHADAMES AT $1 AND $1.25. BLACK JERSEYS AT $1.25 AND 81.50. BLACK GROS GRAINS FROM 81 TO $3. BLACK FAILLE FRANCAIS FROM $1.50 TO $3. BLACK DIAGONAL ARMURE AT $1.25, BLACK STRIPED MOIRE SILK. SURAH SILKS. ALL COLORS, THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR 81. REAL INDiA PONGEE IN NEW DESIGNS. REAL INDIA PONGEE IN BLACK AND COLORS. HAVING IMPORTED OURSHANTUNGS OR CHINA PONGEES WE ARE ABLE TO OF- FER GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN PRICE. THE MIDDLEMAN’S PROFIT HAS BEEN SAVED. WE OFFER VERY SUPERIOR PONGERgAT$10 PER PIECE, EQUAL TO $12 GOODS OF RAST YEAR. ‘MEROIDERED CREPES FOR DRAPING SURAHS. SILK HERNANI. SILK GREN- sRENADINE. CAMEL'S HAIR NEW BLACK GOODS. BLACK COLORED WOOL LACE, PARIS NOVEL. Bosxers GRENADINE. AN TIES. PONGEE DRESS” PATTERNS, WITH BEADED EMBROIDERY. BEADED 'GRENA- DINE. 500 PIECES CHOICE FRENCH WOOL DRESS GOODS, 3 STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES. 500 BIECES GROS. ROMAN MAROZEAU £ EST QUALITY FRENCH SATINES. BROIDERED PARIS FICHUS AND NEW HOSIERY. P ERY. NEW PARASOLS, IN FACT THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHOICE DRY GOODS EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON, ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. B.—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, mh20 We Dosr Wasr Tuew, For reasonsunaccountable we have been none too successful with Antique Lace Curtains, and do not propose to keep them any longer, hence to rid the stock of them entirely andin short order, we have made the following extraordl- nary reductions: You may never expect to see them so low again. They are also the most durable Cur- tains made, and their cast-iron wearing quall- tles must be the canse of their slow sale, At any rate they are sacrificed as follow: 4 pairsantique Lace curtains, reduced from. $4 wo $2.50 per pair. 29 pairs antique Lace Curtains, reduced from ‘$5 to $3.50 per pair. 3 pairs antique Lace Curtains, reduced from ‘$9 to $6 per pair. 3 vairs antique Lace Curtains, reduced from $12.50 to $8 per pair. = ¥a-Do uot defer, but make your selections at once. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROR. Revvcen Prices Ox Haxoxer. CHIEFS, Being desirous of reduemg the size of this Tee ange, Wy amalke the followin reduce . Which should cause their immediate posal. Lot 1—Ladies’ White Sheer Linen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, diced corners, fine quality, REDUCED FROM 23¢. TO 25c. EACH. Lot 2—Ladies’ White Sheer Linen Hem- stitched H hiefs, two rows of embroid- 1) FROM 37iuc. TO 29e. EACH. 3—Ladiew’ White Sheer Linen ‘Two-row Hewstitehed “Haudkerchiets, diced borders, extra fine quality, REDUCED FROM 87k. TO 29c. EACH. Note.—Do not forget the immense lot ‘of Men's Colored-bordered Hemstitched Hand- kerehiefs, advertised at_25¢, ‘Their real value WWe.. 45c. and Be. each. Choice, 256. inter; first floor.) RD & LOTHROP. Wursxien Cn We Are “HEADQUARTERS” FOR GINGHAMS. We are now displeying the largest aud best f these goods yet shows by ae: ond b every it nf an unprecedented Semand this season for Wasi Good ofall kinds ou account of thelr beautiful colorines eases ing’and washing qualities, advise customers to make thet selections early. in order to secure'a choice of thes lovely etrlukled Scersuckers i pes, Crinkled Scersuckers, in checks and sti Ught and median colors, ony. Teiee por eee Crinkled Seersucker fine, soft, aud ned 06 froning, broad and narfow stripes, it huebt ane muediani blue, buif, pins, gray, creat, &e-ouly View per yard. Gtinklet Secrsuckers, closest imitation to the geuuine “Calcutta” Set. shown: broad, Hiedium and narrow ‘stripes spleudid quality, Only 25 per yard. 18 conjuction w ith the above we beg to note the arrival of another large Invoice of Amerl- can Satteens, in choice patterns, in both Hight New Busce Dass Fusrres SUCCESSON 40 TERET & BROTHER), i HAS NOW OPEN HIS “ENTIRE IMPORTATION” OF BLACK AND MOURNING DRESS GOODS FOR “SPRING AND SUMMER,” COMPRISIN ALL THE NEW AND Di 4 TURES IN PURE SILK, ALL WOOL AN] SILK AND WOOL ALL” sii VELVE! GRENADINES, TWISTED SILK AN! MOURNING GRENADINES, BEADED GRENADINES, ee OE SeeTON PRIESTLEY'S CELEBRATED MOUUNING FABRICS, EMBRACING, VIZ: HENRIETTA CLOTH: IMPERIAL 8FRG! PRINGETTA NUNS VEILING Saker LUPIN’S FRENCH BLACK GOODS: DRAP PALM. = LINOTTE CLOTHS. TAMISE CLOTS, CASHMERES, CANVAS QLOTHS, CHEV 1 NOVELTIES IN ETAMINES, BUUCLE AND COURTAULD'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH ORAPES BLACK MOURNING SILKS. BLACK SURAH SILKS FROM 75e. TO $1.50. TREFOUSSE & PERINOT’S KID GLOVES. NEW MOURNING PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS. AND CARRIAGE SHADES. NEW IMPORTED BLACK JERSEYS FROM $2.50 TO $8.00. a PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES: SEATON PERRY, on. ave Established 1840, mb20 Grarirupe. IT 18 COMPLAINED THAT GRATITUDE 18 AMONG THE LOST AMENITIES, BUT PERHAPS THE REASON MAY BE FOUND IN THE AB- SENCE OF ITS RECIPROCAL, FAVOR WE ARE LIVING IN AN AGE OF STERN DEMAND RATHER THAN ONE WHERE FAVORS ARE EITHER GRANTED OR EXPECTED, FOR EXAMPLE, THE PEOPLE DEMAND CLOTHES, NOW THE MAN WHO CAN BEST SUPPLY THEM IS GENERALLY THE ONE WHO DOES. WHY? PRIMARILY, BECAUSE PEOPLE LIKE TO BESUITED, AND THEY NATURALLY FAVOR THE MAN WHO HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT, OTHER THINGS BE- ING EQUAL, eS WE ARE THAT MAN. OF LATE YEARS THERE HAS BEEN A REVO- LUTION OF BUSINESS METHODS. THE FACII- TITIES OF TRANSPORTATION HAVE IN- CREASED TO SUCH AN EXTENT AS TOCON- CENTRATE THE BULK OF BUSINESS INTO LARGE CITIES, AND LARGE ESTABLISH- MENTS LIKE OURS. OUR ALEXANDRIA NEIGHBORS EXPECTED GREAT THINGS FROM THE COMPLETION OF THE ORANGE RAI- ROAD,BUT AS SOON AS IT WAS FINISHED, THE TRADE FINDING IT CONVENIENT, KEPT ON TO LARGER MARKETS, SOJT ISIN THECITIES. ASTREETCARINA FEW MINUTES TRANSFERS YOU FROM ANY PART OF THETOWN, HOWEVER REMOTE, TO OUR DOORS. WHERE OUR SPRING OVERCOATS ARE READY, CHILDREN’S SPRING OVERCOATS FROM $& BOYS’ SPRING OVERCOATS FEOM $5. MEN’S SPRING OVERCOATS FROM $8. OUR GRATITUDE IS TENDERED TO ALL WHO FAVOR US, SAKES & COMPAKY, SEVENTH ST. AND MARKETSPACE. P.S—OUR SPRING SUITS ARE READY. mh20 E. M. Bencuan & Bro. DO NOT SELL LIQuoRS. We,claim no originalty for this practice. | GROCE- RIES were sold apart from LIQUORS long before we were born. Neither do we estuot ourselves to be bet- ter than our nelghborsupon this account. We simply mention the fact, so that any who choose to patronize us may do so. ‘The best of everything sold as low as can be afforded, and with no humbuggery. mh20-s,m&w _ Pennsy!vania Avenue, cor. 4% at, Yoo! ark grounds same ‘designs’ as last $ear's yoods. Among them is three oF font te satay Or akets planus vest outs, collar and Cu trimanings, ke, wort 1dc., ouly 124. per yard. = ‘Secoitd Hoots taice elevator) WoobDWARD © LOTHROP. 7 1 Crean Dress Goons Everything indicates an unprecedeuted de mand for Cream White Dresses, coz sequently Re have prevared ourselves with an dhegege Bock, auld quote the following specialties 0 in. cr and Pain All” persia. led and Plain All-Wool i bye. per ye ppt ti Greats Twhied Vannes, only 75e. per WOODWARD & LOTITROP. S Seuxe Axo Scswrr Drar- ar ERE We have opened un elegi hated goods, and quoi miention the fol'owln, Cre being ¥ i and Lemon Hight and soft, the for spriug Prices from $33.50 to $7 per pair. “Mikado Curtains,” all the rage, very. popu- lar, and deservedly So, belug exquisite in both Sand coloriigs.” Prices $13.50, $16 and pair. prevai Erices $1, 31.15, 8 Ex Botton. ws there ts no Being lower. Ki to $5, worth 1 secured: attain Madras, in polkaspoty and riug designs. on Baht and dark blue groguds, very handsoine, only 6 cents per yard Complete Curtain Poles, at 25 cents, still hold out. Metter grades in racy trnmnitigs and oruamenta! mouldings, 50e 3! visit ea" You will tind it to your interest this department. — 5 (Thied floor: take elevator.) 20 m2) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Eanes. NEW PAINTINGS. “HAPPY MOMENTS,” Professor Igier. “THE LAST JOURNEY,” FE. L. Weeks. And many other CHOICE WORKS OF ART, by Willam T. Richards, William Hart, a. F. Bunner, J. B. Sword and many others. ew ENGRAVINGS and ETCHINGS, notably ST. oMUND'S CHAPEL, WESTMINSTER, “DARWIN'S STUDY,” Haig; “THE HAUNT OF | THE SWALLOWS,” ete. MIRRORS, ELEGANT PICTURE FRAMES, all the “ROGERS’ GROUPS” CARD and CABINET FRAMSS in the greatest variety, etc. JAMES S$ EARLE & sons, mb20 816 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Now Reavy For Inssrzcriox: SPRING NECK WEAR IN THE NEW STYLES AND MATERIAL, (Call atid see the new Four-in-Hand. W. 8. TEEL, mh20 935 Pennsylvania avenue. Revorvrronx IN THE UNITED STATES TRA TRADE. BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, 614 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, ‘Have secured the Sole Agency for the District of Columbia for the sale of CARLTON'’S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS, rite to BARBOUR & HAMILTON for testi- ‘Movials, Give these teas « trial, and you will never use any other. mb6-~+,tu,tb,3m2de_ Pes io ciao WATER A ‘joan eet rm rPHe IMITATION OF CHRIST. AND ojos, gthet books for Devotional Reading. Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymoals and Lessons Sunday School Library Hooks at special prices, EASTER CARDS, LOOKS AND SOUVENIRS. G G PURSELL, mh20 418 oth st, nw, Grear Sacurrce Sate Or LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, FROM AUCTION, AT BBR Uv MMaM = ie oo FG Mae o 3's Be AES OS BBB A A UD OM MM Seg8 = Our buyer attended the great Auction Sale of Messrs Duden & Co., corner Broome street and Broadway New York, on Wednesday last. Duden & Co. are known to import only the finest grades of Laces and mbroideries. Our purchase represents over seven thousand dollars, so we shall commence THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH, to inaugurrte the greatest sale of Laces and Embroideries ever held in this city, even surpassing our Special Sale of one year ago. The Lot includes Wide and Narrow Embroideries, from the cheapest tothe finest; elegant and choice Match Sets, Flouncings, All-overs, everything imaginable in Col- ored Embroideries, and the largest stock of Laces ever shown. It ts impossible for us to describe the extent or variety of the collection or to posstbly name the many bargains: suffice It Is for us to say that many goods will be offered even less than half price, We call your particular attention to the following Lots: A Lot of Wide and Narrow Embroldertes,on Cambric, Swiss or Nainsook, in White and all Colors. This Jot includes goods worth from 15 to 30c. a yard. It 4g a wonderful bargain, choice 10c. a yard. Another Lot of White and Colored Embroidery at 15. # yard, really worth 85c, A Lot at 19¢. a yard, balf value. A Lot of Flouncings at 25c., value 50c, 45-inch Flouncings 79c., worth $1.50. ie 5c, “ $1.60 $100, “ $1.75, A Lot of Oriental Lace 10c., worth 20c. Ls “ Flouncings, 25c., worth 50c. G worth 98c., only 50c. Also Finer Grades, with Nets to match; Black Silk and Woo: Flouncings and Narrow Width and ‘Nets to math, also included in the Bacrific Sale. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE SACRIFICE SALE OF LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, FROM AUCTION NOW IN PROGRESS AT ‘7TH ST., 8TH ST. AND D ST. ‘¥.B—Don't forget FRIDAY is our regular Weekly RED TIOKET DAY. Special closing out Bargains in each of our twenty-five Departments, mh? aRCH rv) ICTAL STORE, CEMENT, CONCRETE, ASPHALT FLOORS, @, Laid in the best manner by akilied workmen and gua? Sehillinger Artificial Stone and Asphalt Company, ‘Telephone can 467.2°° 148 New York aye, nt, Gy pray FOR 1. ants So conta, Pants 25 centn, ‘Goods called. mblplm cota OE Ein, are SPRING SPRING a SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING Gare] yee ZLZLZAa RADE 2 of B OPENING OPENING OPENING OPENING OPENING OPENING PALAIS PALAIS PALAIS PALAIS PALAIS PALAIS PALAIS. PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS PALAIS PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL 12%¢, Pure Linen Handkerchief for 9c. 8 for 25c. Linen Collars for 4 for 25, 12he. 3-ply Linen Calls for 10c. 25e: Ruthiings, ull styles, for 21¢. 24e. 6 yds, Tourist Ruilling for 19¢, 19¢, Mull Ties for 15¢. 9c. **Mascot” Vells for Ze. 10 per cent off Laces. 1 “Mikado” Parasols. for $1 Mikado” Umbrella Cove 90¢. Satin Coaching Parasols for 8Ic. 1-25 Silk Sun Umbrellas for $1.13. 1.25 6 Button Undressed Kid Gloves 780, 1.10 5 Button “Elite” Kid Gloves 99¢, 8 Button Castor Mousquctatres, 730. @8e. 4 Button Undressed Kld Gloves 59c, 68e. Silk 25e. 3c. 9c. Fans, all styles, for 18¢, $1.98 Fans, all styles, for $1.64, Ostrich Feather Fans for $1.98, Jewelry, all styles, for 13 elry. all sty elry, all styles, for elry, all styles, for B8C, ‘elry, ail styles, for Sac. 25e. Pocketbooks, all styles, tor 19¢, Abe. Pocketbooks, all styles, for 39c. QSe. Pocketbooks, ailstyles, for B4c. ‘2be. Belts, ail styles, for 19¢. 2c. Satchels for 22¢. Tes, for 39¢. els’ all styles, for Sc. 85 Satchels, all sts! 98e 4c. Ostrich Feather Tips f 1c. Military Pompons tor 150, 10 per cent off Trimmings. 40 per cent off Buttous, 10 per cent off Eimbroideries, Best Note Paper for 9e. quire. Best Envelopes for Ze, package. Bronze Picture Frames, 2 for 25¢. Illuminated Note Paper, Ise. box. 24 Sheets Paper, 24 Envelopes in fancy boxes, for 7, \ Le. 25e. Striped English Hose for 17¢, 44c. Fancy English Hose for 350. 49c. Black Lisle Hose for 44c. Se. Spun Silk Hose for 89c. 25e. Merino Vests for 23c 4c. Merino Underwear for 4c. [5e. Freuch Woven Corsets for 59c. 48e. Imported Hair Busties for 346. 85c. Double-widih Aprons tor 27. Gc. Nurses’ Caps, all styles, L4c. 98 Knglish Jersey Jackets, $3.68. .68 Imported Jerseys for $2. 0c. Muslin Night Gowns for 44c, 9Nc. Cambric Gowns for 7c. 68e. Embroidered Chemises for 55e. Ye. Corset Covers, all styles, O7e. 1.15 French Hand-n Kirts, Oc, ie. French Hand-made 29e. Muslin Drawers for 251 Lubins’, Atkinson's Extracts, 31e. oz. Colgate’s, Lundborg’s Extracts, 23¢. oz. Champagne Bottle Bay Kum, 13¢, Genuine “Pear's” Soap, 9c. Large Bottle Florida Water, 29 Manicure Sets, 17c.: Necessaries, 29¢. Dr. Sheffield’s' Dentifrice, 1c. 23¢. Penknlves, all styles, fur 190, AISilk Garter Elastic, 23¢. yard: CHILDREN’S 5c, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs tor4a, 8c. Fancy Collars, all styles, 39¢. $2.19 Unila’s Meritio Cloaks for $1.75, $2.68 Infauv’s Cloaks for $1.95, $1.35 Infant's Nainsook Slips, 98¢. GENTLEMEN'S 98e. English Kid Gloves for 8c. 48e. China Silk Hdkfs. for 39¢, 25c. Pure Linen Hakfs. for 1c. Abc. Pure Linen Hdkfs for 12440, 25c. Satin-Lined Searts for 19. 48e. Scart, all styles, for 0c. 25c. Silk Embroidered suspenders, 19¢. 20c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for 1c. 1c. 4 ply Linen Collars for Lie. 9c. “Palais Rovul”” Dress Shirts for 79¢, ‘Te. Fancy Night shirts tor Ode. 25c. Spring Welgnt Underwear for 21e. 50c. Jean Drawers for 0c. Bal, Underwear for 43c. ‘Buckhorn Handle Canes, for $1.68. 1.55 “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas for $L.69, 2.25 Twill Silk Umbrellas for #1, :2.75 Sterling Silver Handle Umbreltas, $2.58, 72.98 14-kurut Gold-top Umbrellas, $2.69, Goods marked thus *, being offered below cost, only one plece of these goods will be sold to a custaner, MONDAY, March 22. MONDAY, March 22. MONDAY, March 22, MONDAY, March 22. MONDAY, March 22, MONDAY, March 22, MONDAY, March 22, MONDAY, March 22, TUESDAY, March 28. TUESDAY, March 23. TUESDAY, March 23. TUESDAY, March 23, TUESDAY, March 23. TUESDAY, March 23, TUESDAY, March 23, TUESDAY. March 28. WEDNESDAY, March 24. WEDNESDAY, March 24, WEDNESDAY, March 24. WEDNESDAY, March 24, WEDNESDAY, March 24. WEDNESDAY, March 24, WEDNESDAY, March 24, WEDNESDAY, March 24, OPENING OPENING OPENING OPENING OPENING OPENING OPENING bh. A OY & PENNA AVR * DaYs. Days, Days, DaYs, DAYB, DAYS Daya, f A WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES._ ‘ANTED-ONE, CA Ww FIRST-CLASS. Apply to GEO. W. CORBETT, 318. ‘ED—APPRENTICE TO LEARN: ing. Apply to MRS 1. OcuRANE, fo th st. nw. ts 'ANTED—A RESPECTABLE INTELLIGENT (W inan of good ‘scene; ost bo a hong aoe Monalist and fair writer. “Apply Room 4, 639 F st t.w., Monday mornin iv 2 Rane Anite SE emeeeoe UI ‘ANTED—ABOOKKEFPERATA MODERAIE salary to keep single entry books Fancy Grocery business; “best reference required. Address, wit Saugant of salary expected, BOOKKEEPER, Star W Srnitay Room eoee eral workers, scrub and ‘kitchen girls, men cooks. ©. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. n.w. _m20-6t6 WASTED-AN EXPERIENCED FARMER (white), who understands the milk and dairy business. Refereaces required. Address Box 79, Stat ofiice. mb30St* W ANIED-A YOUNG LADY WHO THOR: oughly understande Atting and draping, one who das had change of an csiabllshinent preferred, Must ference. “Monday esday,, AG AYARS 1219s ey ™ m20.gte ANTED—A WOMAN TO_DO GENERAL Fiousework. No washing. “Must bring refer ences and stay nights, Call from § to 10 In the morn ing at 1129 17th st. Dw, most" a it work at thelr homes.” $i aay i mail no canvassing. work, and furt a day easily made; work sent by ME ave b good demand for our employment. Addr with stam CROWN MEG CO. _mh20-300 294 Vine st., Cincinnati, Ohio, ANTED—TWO GOOD WAIST HANDS, AT Wiss Pa. ave, TW: GRIMES. tani D'Bte W: NTED—ATONCE, THREE EXPERIENCED Bundle Wrappers. Apply to Mr. GANS, Lansburgh & Bros, 7th st. mh1 9-20 Wie CHAMBERMAID—ONE WHO has had experience in waiting on table: refer- ence required, Call at 471 C st. n.w. mb19-3t* = sits “WASTED_BY APRIL 187 A SMALE HOUSE for gentleman and wife. N. w. Pre: ferred, Sioa. imps. “Address Hi We Star dice. 1 ANTED—A HOUSE TO RENT—FROM 6 TO W 8 in : to chy P.O: prompt pay: nochlaree Andreas De eee & Wi J, ANTED_A BLOCK OF DWELLINGS OR a business block sorch irom S200 100.000, FottorSins ee Aderemsyaprcee are I HAVE A 00) XN iD Wiia Le ma omens forsale. CHAS. W. HANDY, O21 Fst ww. wnsOSt Wamesr. PURCHASE A SMALL HO = POR PEST 2 ROOM HOUSE, LE DRorr Park: Stable, about three scres land, hand Some lawns. €c.; $50 month. “Appiy mhd0-2w A. L. BARBER & Co. Le Droit Bullding. W., COR. 15TH ST., Ng reams BLT Thu ee noe eee 7 17th st. nw O44 B st nw. 7 rooms, frame, $1, CHARLES WORD eae soto mao st PSE BENT IFURNISHED—A PINE HOUSE ON the Heights, with an acre of ground, full. stable Sie ll mcdern improtenien hear horse cai”; ail the advantages of ety and country. Ds PROCTOR & SON, 1226 Fst nw. mudote HR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN AN- Fecrtiss cation one of the bee aE Ba. GRISWOLD, Anacostia, D.C tah2o-Ten wee reser and 10th a ny and Avenueana | FOR RESTHOU-E G24 STREET Nout . modern Improvements, exceed $34 east; $23 month vatce. Apply ou the Address Box 06, Star office. mnz0-2° | preaies, nes Appoo zt W 4N TEDL WILL PAY ‘$1,500 TO $2,000 CASH for ee a or sient: eget conveniences in respectable neighborhood; northwest preferred. Address J. F.G., Star ofiee, ‘mbig-2t* FF, RENT—1216 15TH ST. N. W192 ROOMS: modern improvements and in excellent order the Most desirable socation 1) the tw | to mb20-31* A. T. COUMBE, 1425'N. ¥. ave. Pfovements, Location th and 15th sx, Pa. ave. and st. n.w.; Vicinity of Kbbitt House preferred. Cail oF addres Mrs, CLE, 1321 New York ave. iw. mhigiwe W Niehof PoRciasy Vitek dwelling on a ettered street, between oi and 15th st wich of V sta. worth from 83.500 te $4,000. “SWOHMSTEOT & BRADLEY, Dest mhis3t FOR CASH A | ANTED—To PURCHASE A SMALL 6-ROOM Ww House. in good neighborhood, for about, $1,600 cash: no im) ts, but water ress, Waniey-two WHITE WOMEN; ONE AS cook and one as house girl; cook who can live Sutof the pose preferred; best. Teferences required. be ‘Apply at 1810 L st. nw. ANTED—A COPYIST, FOR THREE MONTHS: W ‘rionger, Lady provers ia a ivan sales with two other ladies, Salary $30 per month, Ad: drers. in own hand-writing, giving P. O. address, Box 153, Star office. m19-20" NTED—A COLORED WOMAN TO _ DO W ahinmer work and mare an aon “apne BONS Dumbarton ave. this evening and to-morrow before 1 P.m. and after 6 p.m. mhi9-206 “WANTEDIWHITE AND COLORED COOKS, $10 to $30; Chambermatds, “Nurses, Ladies Malds, General Houseworkers, ete; Men Cooks, Waiters and Coachmen, with references, at National Labor Bureau, 517 7th si. n.w. mho-2we 'ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, Judy's” maids, “cooks, chambermaids, nurses, ‘Waitresses, men” cook: ters, porters and drivers. White and coiored. with reference. ‘71’ st. u.w., DUNDORE & CO. mhl-4w* ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT W ‘tele owt houses goto aie er weckean No juietly made. No photo painting; no can ‘or full particulars please address, at once, CI CENT ART CO., 19 Central street, Boston, Box 5170 123-41 W tit enmcemtan tein ‘day or week. Parties will please calle 24380 Ke TW ANIEDSA SITUATION BY A FIRST French Butler or Waiter, in private Best reference. Address 614 12th st. nW. faimiy. mnily. ie LACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, WV aettnstrosene Sades Oradea eee EES, chamberuinids, men cooks, waiters, waltresses, w Teferences, S.A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, mh20-60% WASTEDLA YOUNG LADY OF RFI ‘iment desires @ position ina private family as teacher to young children and assfst in sewing. "Ad- ress FLORA, 19 Fenton st. 0.e. mh20-3t* W ANTED_EMPLOYMENT—HAD 15 YEs RS experience in general store, coal and. the mana- facture of spokes: ‘some experience in auction alnd furniture; the best of reference, Address or eall 49 Detrees st. n.W., b W. K. mh20-20+ ANTED—BY A RESPRCTABLE FRENCH Woman, a situation as Chambermaid or Nurse for children, ‘Understands plain sewing and ironing, dress FRANCE, Star office. bI-t ANTED—BY A CATHOLIC BOY, AGE 17, living with parents, a Place to learn'a ‘rst class trade, “Engraving or hook binding preferred. Tefer- ences Address C. 8., Star office, mb20-208 SW A XtED-A siTvaTION OF ANY KIND, BY & young man of steady habits; a clerksh Griving” busthess wagon preferred; good re ‘Address care 1113 G st-s.e. hi WASTEDZA YOUNG MAN Wifo CAN GET his Representative's assistance offers $75 for a osition in any of the departments, to the party find: Ing the vacaney and helping to secute. Address REEP- RESENTATIV F, Star oflic my20-Be ED—EMPLOY MEN Tapid sewer on fine white work: worker and sewing machine operator, Addr one week, Box 141, Star office mhi9-3te W ARTED Ue THE YOUNG GERMAN MAID who answered an advertiement at. the Rich: mond Flats lust week has not made another engage ment, she 1s requested to call axain at the“ mond.” 1 ANTED—A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE White girl as chambermaid or waitress or to do Plain sewing. Apply at 1400 12th st. nw. mh19.3te WASTED-A ROSITION SEVEN YEARS EX- perience in Abstracts and Itecord Work. .Ad- dress Box 53, Gaithersburg, Ma mist Warten By, A 2OUNG MANX Position in one of the departments, for wiiich he will pay $50._Address P. 0., Star office. mhis3te W ANTPD EMPLOYMENT BY AN EXPERT enced and finished draughtstnan: topography © eclally: first-class references, Address” “Lopngear ner,” Star office. mb1Stheszte ANTED KNOWN—NATIONAL LABOR BU- Feau engages only reliable and competent Ser- ants for all aud any capacities,whiteand colored, with Feferences, Send th your orders. E. If DICK, S17 ah st. mho-2w WANTED--ROOMS. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, Room and Board in private family on Capitol Hill, Address Bi, A. E., Star office, te ANTE TWO NICELY JW ‘raised’ communicating “Red Koons: wich board for two. Address NEATNESS, Star offide: Ite WV ANTEDIA LADY DESIRES IN” CONVE- hient quarter of Northwest Washington two well furnished rooms on first floor. Address, stating loca- Hon and terms, Mrs. R. J. W., Star office! mb20- W ANIED TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHE Rooms for two grown persons, near ‘Treasury, Slate price. “Reference exchanged. "Address CANU- tar office, m20-208 WAdTED-BY TWO SISTERS IN OFFICE, May Ist, two Rooms. one unfurnished: use of lor tor formal calls; location between 11th and Totnes. aud Gand M ow.” Prompt pay. everences exchanged. Address, stuting terms, “CANEFUL,” Star office. mh20-3t" W SNTEDIFOR FOUR ADULTS, ONE DOUBLE and two single Rooms. In northwest, convenient to Patent Office; gas, bath, attention. Board preferred. Permanentit suited. References. State terms. Ad: dress BK M.,Staromiee, | ma0-Bte 7 ANTED-IN FAMILY WHERE THERE ARE, ho children, two unfurnished communicatiny Rooms tor widower and two daughters, age ten an APRIL 1ST, D CARO ea btn le WIDOWER, Star office. mh16-t,th,s,3t* WANTED—BOARD. WéANTEDIBY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, permanent Board in west or northwest section, one lurge or two smaller rooms, well and fully fur: ished, second floor: state location, price of room monthly. Address PROMPT, Star oflice. mh19-3t WANTED-—-LOTS. ‘ANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH SOME ‘small sized Lots in the northwest portion of Washington oF in Georgetown: state location size and price, Address Box 80, Siar office, mihi gate ‘WW ANTED-OWNEKS OF VACANT LOTS DE- Sirlug to sell to notify SWORMSTEDT & BRAD- LEY, 927 F st. f24-10, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. NTED—AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF DIS- inguished men and women, Address Box K, pitol Station, this clty. W aNthp ENTIRE, CHARGE TAKEN OF § or 4 children, from 5 tg 10 years old, in @ small family near Washington; educated and music if de- sired, Address C., Star office, Mh20-30" OR Ri ‘without board, at summer prices, or ‘three unfur- ed. serond-story Rooms, suitable for housokeep- ing, at'421 Massachusetts ave. 0.7. wate OR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ‘connected; location; $8 per mouth; 613 A st. apitol lie HREE ROOMS ON 18T FLOOR ‘and basement; water, gas and bathroom, front and back poreb. No childreu, 402 Istst.ae. Ate FOR, RENT — 3 TO 4 ROOMS, BATH ROOM, ‘water and gas, second floor, south front, at 815 0 st _n.w.; windows in each room and basement for fuel. art ‘OR RENT-IN DELIGHTFUL LOCATION, large handsome sonth-front Room. Also, & small Bed-room. Board if desired, Private family. Refer- ences exchanged. 1303 Q st n.w. ite POR RENT A NICE ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO gentlemen, 624 H stn. 20. FOE RENT TWO LARGE, WEEE FURNISHE Rooms, single or en suite, with or without Board. 1736 Ist. nw. mb 203 Pee RENT AC EnASANT UNFURNISHED First Floor of two rooms private tamily. 426 11th st. nw. h20-1m. BPH at. mh0-3# OF TWO LARG nished Rooms with good table RENT_FURNISHED, WITH BOARD, PAR- ‘and communicating bed-room, second floor south and east exposure; house and location ass: reference exchanged. 1012 12th st. n.w. mh20-3* W., LARGE, PLEAS. ant bed-room and parlor, on second floor and sin- gle rooms: very desirable ‘location and “moderate Prices; also a brick stable, URNISHED fara Dupont Cirele, Address ASTOR, uily, Hear Dupont Circle, Address AS iar office.” m2031 JPR RENT_AN ELEGANT FURNISHED PAR lor Suite, consisting of three rooms and bath, hich can bé rented separately: also, two handsome farnished rooms on third floor; greatly reduced rates, at 920 14th st. mb20-31* FOR RENTS Si 12TH st ON: municating Rooms as chamber ai moderate. VOR REN’ TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms, on first floor, suitable for light K ing. 218 Bst. nw. OR RENT—TO A_ GENTLEMAN — FRONT room, third floor, furnished; terms reasonable; Teferences, 1206 G st! 20-30" ‘OR RENT—1908 H ST. N.W., THREE NICELY furnished Rooms on second floor; north, South hut: well heated: private fimily; only preferred; references, mb QV-4t ‘T—ROOMS AND BOARD; ELK« seconii-story frout and back rooms; en-suite or Single: best location in city; south front. First-class ‘Table Board. 507 Est. n.w. mhl9.3v" FOE RENT ONE FLOOR UNFURNISHED, convenient for light housekeeping, 921 Isth st’ nw. mh19-2* {OR RENT—RASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR shop, fronting Pennsylvahla ave. Apply 1320 Pennsylvania ave. n.w, Tahoe FRE IT OF THREE VERY PL ant sunny Rooms, unfurnished, at 1509 H si. . Apartinents or offices. mi9-3t OR RENT — HANDSOMELY _FURNIS! Rooms, single or en suite, moderate prices. 730 *., between G and H. m10-1 —911 MST, | LARGE furnished, second-story, south ‘front sitting room hd bed rout: communicating: $30; oF with board for two $65; delightful neighborhood; references « changed. °°") a muls-eo-31* OR RENT-SUITE OF THREE ROOMS ON ‘second floor, handsomely furnished, choice Board- ing, 1824 16th st. a. w. mb1s-ate FURNISHED ROOMS FOR btn OR Ri eman und wife or single gentlemen, with board if desired: modern improvements, 1254 8th st. n. w. b1s-3ie <T—PARLOR, BEDROOM, DINING- » Kitchen—furnished or unfurnished, Best GoawententCapitol |“ Herdics, curs. Xo private family. Large yal 100 Bast. ne. m1s3t* ENT—THREE COMMUNICATING FUR- nished or unfurnished rooms, singly oF en suite: 4s, and heated by latrobes; bath-room with hot and cold water on same floor: Avenue cars pass the door; board if desired; 1806 H st.aw. mb1sste Waa RCHASE A HOUSE BE- R RENT—10 NEW BRICK HOUSES, TWO- tween F and M, and 17th sts nw.; eastern ‘story and cellar, F and 24 sts. ne, finished this Qf southern exposure: not over $8,000." Address | Week, $11. WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F's. PURCHASER, Star office. mb19-20e@ | mnd0-st waz ‘D—WILL PAY $3,000 FOR ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 323 1ST STN. E. TWO House having nine rooms or more: healthy Joca- story and basement 8 roums, modern imps. $30 tion and le neighborhood: within reasonable | per month. ml Balking distance of Patent Office: northwest pre: | on pag = ferred. “Address VOLNEY, Star office mhisdis | FF IN ANACOSTIA— ANTED—-ON OR BEFORE THE 18ST OF | 1 six-room House... saveameecenee $11.00 May, House of 8 or more rooms, with all im: | 1 fve-room House (new). 200 Afive-room House. ve POR SALE OR RENT 5 new modern seven-roont Tlouses with large front ‘and side sass HL A. GRISWOLD, ‘Anacostia, D.C ERICK, BAY SW FORA A Tit window, 14 rooms, bat in the yard; modern improvement Apply nw OR RENT— E 119 F STREET N, w, ‘A large three story and basement brick, containing 24, rooms and modern, tmprovements: suitable f ottice purposes, and can be rented ats reasonal figure, THOS, J. FISHER & CO, _m20-6t 2324 F st. nw, OR RENT + 1745 and 1747 S ST. N.W., desirable bay window Hricks, 7 rooms and mod. imps., and in perfect order. THOS. J. 4 F st. nw. mh20it mhzo-st . 723 Bd st. 5... 5 rooms and store Foo! 2310 Fth. st. n.w., 6 rooms and water... Mh20-8* “LEONARD & BUCKL po RENT-BY n.w..10 1137-41 Stn. nw. Br Store, 703 vin nw. m1 20-61% OR REN Brick 931 R. I. ave..10 rooms. rick 110 3d s.. n.w., 10 rooms. Brick 610 5th et. n. Brick 1503 Pierce Pi Briek 323 9th st. «. Brick 603 loth st_n.e., 6 rooms. Brick 705 1 st _n.e., 6 rooms reas New Bricks on Vatiey st., West Washinito! Brick 934 C st. sw., Srooms.... Store, Dwelling and stable, 1223 7th Store-Room, 1245 7th st. n.w.. mb20-3t ALBERT. TOR RENT— 216 4th st. 8,¢.. 8r_$35 p42 R 48.1 as -mi 2208 12th niw., Or. a 805 7th Ke. 409 D ue, ér., in, 8 Had. road, 2s. f SWORMSTEDT € BRADLEY, mh20-6t O27 F xt ;OR RENT— O&P-106.67 16th st.,bt. 313 N. Hay 934 N.Y.ave.n.w. 1730 16th st 125, bet. 18th and 14100 & BROW Penn.ave. nix. 1 EAST CAPITOL ST, No basement. Apply at 156 3 a pay tes POR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 9 ROOMS, modern’ imp Within three squares of Capitol. | Apply after 5:30 p. m., at 203 Pa ave. se mh19-3t* {OR RENT—6-ROOM HOUSE W Just papered, In is26 Boundary’ st. 1531 Vermont ave. 15th si.bel.K & 1 Coun. ave..u'r Sst. mh2i JOR REN six rooms aud bath, Ast.n, TH WALL perfect order Yat Iza: mio. very convenient, asant location, W. METCALE, 2311 L ST. N.W. Ix gas and water, $17.30 per month HD st. nw, Good yard. Ey OR RENT—HOUSE 75 LS’ 1X ROOMS and bath; hot and cold water: latrove and range; Tent, if taken at once, $19 a month, in advance; key at 73. mbly-3t* JOR RE 10 15TH ST. NW. BY APRIL ‘1st, to # small family, a well-farnished house: loca- on first-class: owner will board for rent, if desi privilege of several other boarders now il the ho smail children; house new. mahi ENT—A CHARMING HOUSE OF 1 Tooms In the west end; handsomely aud complet furnished; grand plano, French ck s, fine library, china, silver ware, linen, & session to careful family. Address “W. ‘Star office. POR, RENT— NICELY FURNISHED “ROOMS, single or en salle, jp very small private family! 909 New York ave. mb Tiws ROK RENT—NICELY-FURNISHED ROO Bent und second floors: use of bath; conve hotels and cars. S24 13th st na Tee GOR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOMELY _ FUR: ‘ished Kooms, single or communicating, suitable ior Congressmen: very desirable location: two lites of 220 Ht st nw. mihi ows (OR RENT—A NICELY-FURNISHED SECOND- Story Room, large, light and cheerful, tna, welt Kept private house: Tor one or twopenticmen, gee wihter; $12 for summer, $23 Cat“a.m., mhig tore FOR _RENT-—FLATS. OR RENT. (DSOMELY FURNISHED Flat, at the Woodmont, corner 13th and Lowa Cir- ale naw. mMhissee PO! RENT-10 Ler— APARTMENTS IN THE Absolutely fireproof CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS, Corner 58th and 59th sts. and 7th eve., New York City, Facing Central Park. ‘Rents from $2,0(00 to $4,000. LESPINASSE & FRIEDMAN, 181 Broadway, New York, mh112w___OrC. CLIFTON, Sup't. at Buildings. FOR RENT—OFFICES. VOR RENT—ELFGANT OFFICE ROOMS, L floor, Walter Bunlding from $12 up. W. +. DU PROF ESsIO Apply to 2D 1008 and 1010 F st. nw., ALL, 925 F st.n.w. mhls7t DRO. L MEN WISHING OFFICE Pitcoms will had same. Arst Noor aid Hrstctace ic cation at G18 Fst nw, Heat, gas and janitor ser- vice. mhii-1m POR RENT—FINE OFFICE ROOMS—1423 FST, best office location in the city; to very desirable aaa low rents, We, nave, cosene, on lg, 24 2 th floors, bright and spacious, from '§25 uth. Apply on. premises ‘to CULTER & Wialkii, Real Petate, Insurance and Loans, 6-155 FOR RENT—STORES. ‘ANTED—ADDRESSESOF ALLSHORTHAND Writers who desire to increase ‘thelr speed; state iso the rue speed, “Adireny, iamedistely: hoy ie Iso the * . tar office, MBI ANTED—TO CHARTER TILLIULY, A BOAT swith comfortable cabin accommodations fortwo, besides crew; schoo red. Answer, giv Gimensions of boat and Sabin, with tetas Voie Box 1, Star office, m19-218 ANTED TALL PERSONS WHO WANT TO uy, at a bargain, a fine Phacton, me dlutely, owner leaving city. KELLEHER'S Li hay arcs ov: aa wa ED-TO EXCHANGE-TWO LARGE good Horses for a pair of good mules. “Also, « nearly wew sidebar fora Vayton Wagon. <Ad- dress “Exchange,” Star oifice, mhissie Wiehe cuaitik Bap gran a 3 . yienest cash or ‘address Extivienin Pi ee. mn eae ER, 701 7th ‘OR RENT — MARKET STORES WITH dwellings above, 1408 and 1410 P st. n.w. (between 14th st. and Riggs Market). ‘These houses have. large snd: large ‘pisieyiass show windows! 9 eomsauone an 3! show windows: 8 Tovms above stores; as hot and cold water. furnace; 28 feet side- walk; admirably a ‘dapted vision, meat or feed Stores or dairies. “Apply w SE LEWIS, 1418 daun st nw. mh18-sie 1110 Est. nw. A.B. HILL & CO. Fa RENT—A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, mb9-1m 1338 F st. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS PGE RENTON THE HIGH GRO! northern suburbs, - , delightful for summer, A. 5. CAYWUOD, corner St and K sts. n.w. mb 19-60" LING, ii tnod. taps, $50, aL ‘all moa. imps, r month, S BEALL, 1420 Pst. nw m1dst VOR KENT—901 21ST ST. N.W,, 10 ROOMS; ALL conveniences; beautiful location near cars, market, Ge. ata very low rent. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, “minig-3t 917 F st nw. VOR RENT — SEVERAL SSTORY _ rKic Houses, on Riggs st., between 17th and Isth sts, .w., 6 rooins, water and waterclosets, only $10 _pet mon. THOS.E, WAGGAMANOI7 F'st.usw. M193, 1241 Bist et. nw, Asa5 13th st. 90 Myrtle stn, 2B ‘Theabove ts only asmait portion of property on ~uy books. For full list call at office for bulleti::. issued on the Istand 15th. (mh19] THOS. E WAGGAMAN, 26 Col-) 511 P st. n.w., 10°... 30.50 00 m! op. Lingoin, 6F 16.00 Sr. inside, 6F....16.00 240 14th st-sw; ,Or,cor gel S.00 ia : SLancdonTerfact,sr25.00) S. side Sumier st.. Sr 728 2dst. ne, 6r....18.00, LWBUS. Cap. st. OF. 10025. Cap, st,, 62.12.30, LOIS S. Cap. St... 1 1004 5 Cap.st., Br.....10.80, 926 F st. s.w., Br 7th st 15.30/14 Blogden's alley b. $02 istst. aw., dr_.800i Ww. dr cand, AS. CAYWOO! Corner Ot and K sts. hw. 0K RENT—AN §-ROOM HOUSE ON HEI of Georgetown: will rent reasonable. Apply store 10 and 11 Center Mara mhls-iw= VOR RENT—1507 10TH ST. Brick House: back balding: 8 rooms; $30." Avply lead 13th st mw. For Bestar BR O. HOLTZMAN. 1597 10th st..m.1. 6-30 3337 20th st uw.) 72d Saas 812 Conn av., 12 7883S Is0o Hist. nw. 8338 S00 19th st,dr.dstore. 70, 400 kate, S11 Lou nw, sr 6063 924 Gat. nwo 11n-00 $42 Fat. nw. office baz F ate ones. 2212 H 6h mw. 30)! Towa Circle, 16 1.. 8200 M ska’ Mth, 10.81: 15 22 a'r 9th, Gee, w'r 19th, 10¢.2-- 200) L, near Bou sk. Lar Masevsntr isthe 200, Fuveuest, Gitwn yor 1th. n.w., 14 200 2d 8, nea? Pa ave... \ropsriy placed with me for rent or aale is Mberally advertised Sfcont to thevowner ne i rey for sale, eall oF send inns RCOS HOLTZMAN, Lou and F'stecnw. Fs, RENT—FROM 12TH OF APRIL UNTIL 12th of October, Furniture | t, dining room, two bed-rooms and kitchen, to renponuibie for party. Address Box Tap, bar omtee LOST AND FOUND. .NTED—OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT: War WM. FRIEDERICH, the Manu- facturing Jeweler, 1or, 08 7th ae ‘opposite Patent office. ‘OST—BETWEEN GRACELAND © Titnn the Capital Liszie Doven's Poese Ratoginesamosiase kanes OT ¥ i ANTED-KNOWN THAT MY ELECTRI Needle positively oblitersice supertionss wale mit Ss drugs, acids, &c.. only’ h, Electric treatin cdrculars. “Sse leaving no trace. All promate more stoboobn ri ladies ‘nd chil tren. a 3381 mohP-im Mend GABRIEL, Wikia at epane ana akee ‘OR Exohs: ‘OF Vapor; Oll or Gas Stoves for Seatac ae yo" Gt water agent sold cheer 702 18th ¥ Td ogee = WATER — Warep— Wile Tae. ae = ‘Y THE WARD SU 2a SEPT Boece at. BW. in all Been crit ete Ri Sees es D HAND FURNITU KR. Btoven Peatia fend oli kindact Saher Pree cag hymen ee D 3 SELDEN. 1921 18TH ST. N.W., si ane ely aaecn Sonata } : OST—A BEAVER MUFF. Lyiara talteciven itlettal Q8T—ON THE 19TH [iittrerantam Hoo office; name BM. V. Gal. Please return. gelve rew: i Ls oe eae O8T—ON STREET OR BELT Lif aso ee DECEMBER a .T CORNER MEE Damiemene cies DiS. in tare sees SUR Saree arene Sak ea ai meee Ae INST.—A COMM ‘rout armen to fos re OR REAT— 390 i 10r908.50 Stahierer 1315 15t,.£25 P Ba) 13 7 Md 03 ke oe 45.00, N Shey Benes eee 22 "BU.50) 2218 Va. ave., FOR RENT—HOUSES. DOR RENT—1812 127TH ST, 12 RE ic ome «Fede 10 88. ly furniahed; rent for 7 mouth 4 PARKER & TOWNSEND, TAS Fst, GROUND IN THE Toom — threeato ful for Summer AS CAY Woo! sis nw mnaeiee OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 108 24ST NK, near the beautitiat Focatto VOR RENT- mK FOR SALE Way 1 and. Fe ira perfect orien th Of 80, ‘offers same. = t coer 4 purchi capi The rent m. t: 'S rooms and water. $13, HOUSE 476 OST. N.w., nome, with all modern improvements, SALE—HOUS NICE LITTLE HOUSE story brick, cieht rooms, eas. Doub floor yarine, ding Le a3 & deep to oS BRYAN oR SALE-THE OWNER OF A GENTERL y br & Dweldng, most de appotntments: sanitary and viniding mont for ® casn. alance in month's ‘i thus ney. a KXGarews “Ubok nine rooms, including bath? aye pavients Sixty per cent of the mnd ELEVEN: inguire Es. ON Ore cmt Vn thorough renalt: in knead room and tie alley. 1514 9th st nw, irabis om plumbing tuiy a rent nt of Box 652, ae JOR SALEHOUSE Lada SST NW, OUR ATH 20 rooms a Lot 194 nd mod. imps: house with 140, with hi 1X90. ive. wt $T.G00: fine park” ing around property: both on S snd Loth win: key C3 be found at my office, CHARLES W. HANDY m20-3t O21 Ft. nw, ret WOSTORY RNCK: EIGHT Fooms and cellar: modern improvements pump of exerilent water in yard: lot 206120. $8 00. mh20Im W WILSON. 1006 Fiat now, Feces Honses on t tw. OR SALE between Fa $2 S50. Eaw.: $2,000. mniesie $15.50 per mon mbit Fea stable, 35 between 4 Mp and sw an SALE POR SALY th of heap to ab mnigsie the nex: thr AMAN, Soa f bath, $2,500. Also ® ALKER y 9ROOM a te Two > st. NEW asta, LeoNARD & BUCKLE ‘CHEAP =ROOM nd « hee ry SALE—-CHEAP_7-ROOM BRICK, ©} between Lith aud [2th ets. n.w.: $2,100: Fen nth, CH PARKER dy a —CHEAP-4-ROOM K d Hot DWELLING D7 LOU st. nw “AND 1 Apply 101 TH PROPERTY “A NICE TWOSTORY OOM, EAA, Water, Ae. sf overn Printing Of urchaser p imme. P. A. DARNEILLE, *LUMBIA 1 brick on a, BRICK HoUSK, ¥ st. now, near new Pen: this will be JONN mh20-s¢ ROOM BAICK ¥, 40" fi mab 20.80 oa nek nd Kaw. SE AND SUSINESS 5 Penney mbIo3E NORTHWEST corner 20th and Sst Apply 1918 Pen vivania ae BRicK ed One ice; will be. 206 Fat. T, BETWEEN © and P sts. nw. one three as all mod. imps If bought at A.cteat bargain can be had. mbes P. A. DARNEILLE, 1226 Fest. JOR SALE—ON K ST. NEARSTHST N.W. ON four-story brick reside mhi9.se Feesee 2107 Pa. ‘ave. F fraps, in first-class ord y 44 ceuts a toot OWNER, Room 4, 220 N.5.a¥..b., 11 Asim. 11.0 stb. m, 25 Lith st. £h 1th tC. 4uh st. Eh howe 3:33 Cb N.Gread 000 |O26 Mass av Br.2'600 1747 F sth only astaadl portion of he st . A great bargain. PLA. DARN HILL mobi 226 Fat —13 ROOM HOUSE, 24 FEET WIDE: high ground: south front: fine location, $7.0 KSALE-35.000 PERT OF GROUND, ON A brick sidewalked street, close to street cars, south t. with # comfortable Hiouse thereon. An expe MN S00N Pay for place, The soll re- in high state of cultivation. —P . 1331 Fs lors ood, property on my books. For full List call at office fur oulletin issued Om THOS. K WAGGAMAN, th POR SALE dow Brick Ist and 15th. ‘ANEW TWO STORY BAY WIN: De ling on 1 h st., near containing 8 rooms and cellar, all inodern improve: ments, good lot, Price, $5,500, Jror sae Pt nity SALE Toom two-story brick bouses, with mod Gand 5 p.m B AT A BARGAIN, FOR « ressed brick fromt House, 1. i 7 rooms, Lot 144x20. | w —AT H. WARNER, P16 F st. now, SOOM PRESS rita A kood iim ASH. A > st, ‘an be see ons hd Zoulenees, ou 12th, wear Boundary nw. For partion lure see W. J. NEWT mbH Le Droit Building, OR SALE—TWOSTORY AND MANS. roof, double brici elling, containing 14 1: on Nt, between 1 1 toa wide pub TH HER & CO, DOR SALE. BRICK KESTI ated on N st, nn contains 9 roo Price $4,400, if taken wt fe FITCH, FOX & BROW: re st q libra room and w of N street, bei ‘can be sold’ fur to “15-2 house; Fent wil cost. (WALKER & WILSON, 100 7, $4,000: Owo-st Lot, m0: two-ste ed E- Pron west corner 13U for 5,615 F st. PORSALE-THE Estate Company have a large w improved and unimproved property for sal rare chances fot Chase oF Luv east Sect handsome residence, in jocalities of the OR SAL Brick, lot 20x05, € rooms: DLDSCH ag I of th to do so through Chis compa ENCE, with all improve ear Conn. ave. THOS. B28 HERE Just east A DPSIRAM orth ide of T si ALL AND DESIRABLE THREESTORY ‘ois site Lot 20 by 100 to alley. J. FISHER € 00. Pst nw, i STORE if 16th say pms, and has modern conventeuces, nee. $6,500 on Tease "_ JNO. A. PRE 14i6 1 more than ps taxes and NEW, LARGE, TH S and 0, improved by ‘OR SALE—I WAVE A TWOSTORY AND Mansard Pressed Brick Front House, with pariot, dining-room on first floor; 4 bedrooms SCOTT, Fst. n.iw. stu interest SUBSTANTIAL fone of te most igs at very low price. Wht P. YOUNG. t303 Pete nw. E-A TWOSTORY FiGiiT-nooM reoram, wear Ah stn. we ney eigheroom rick, Ps bent Toth ry Brick, Boundary, hear 14th, good a Tata decwncrer oars hs aw. HOUSE 513 9TH ST. N. W., CON- Hi shader impr app oro Tb, SEF Fiat. OUSE perty: lot hh aud N sts; 3 RTH WASHT che rinveatn at for sale in’ the wort ity will find it to their . Which give 100; splendid loc ne Tesidence. Apply to Owner, Kovius 6. nents; will north: £20-2m ON REAL of nice alerting Parties desiriug to pur hor north advantage es lis whol attention and energy to the development of Chat part of the city feet in one tract on New tment. (oF jm ror saLE-Two Vi sory atid beets Tooms and tin cated 1225 and Fron sa Houses are w further information apply to owner, ‘This company has seventy thousund aunpshire uve, ats. 200,000 acres of Improved farm lands in Vis oF excl 510 F st. nw. nt Brick Houses, cou cellar, with ever Y HANDSOME Ew 3- taining 11 tmprovement, io 7 Abth st.. bet. Mass ave. aud N st. en for lispection. Prive. $8,500, GOLD ‘Three-story Brick; stone trimmings; complete ta. every respect, with all moder tnprovemertts: frat Slaw location; plans shown of the interiot ‘The + condition, having always tween oo ‘cupied by owner, will be sold low ou very taay “f JouN'T. MITCHELL. Real # house is in p 127-1m 10 THE PUBLIG—MR. PERSONAL. | 3. KERNAN IS STILL in the employ of the Moxie Nerve Food Go. Ku: Mors to the contrary circulated have no foundation, “C. W. SAN. Nerve Food. NIVIL SER Count ana ttewees on atl uty mbi8-im VICE EXAMINATIO. by malicious partice PORD, Agent QUES jects. ‘Send 10 cents. VY INSTITUTE, Southwest corner Sth and K sts. 0.4, 280 st.. Bra 11.50 Pst, dn 1030 2510 1st 5 a. i sees ILL CHARLES H. WILLIAMS (COLORED), ly waiter at the Lexington, corner 15th a former! and New York 150i st, second ave., leave his fluor, front office? i wcidress at 708 Munlseozw® ASHINGTON D VE AGENCY—OLD- GTON DETECTIVE fest estab consultations tree. Office hours 9 a.m. lished: reliable information to fu 10 pami W. WILLIAMS @ 00. 26 ¥ aw, tezim ‘CDEVITTS DETHCTIVE AGENCY. Ivtormation furnished to Felluble confidential. -im* MCDEVIT & FLINDER, 805 Pasv.nw, upon us we “JUSTH'S Old N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND _ ‘ull value for = “Address or call at Stand,” 619 Dist aw. “oot dun COUNTRY BOARD. Th "a, and FUL HO! AMILY st thelr DPSIRING THEIR MEALS home, will do well to call at 4194 sis e Can furnish reierences, bee — VED