Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1886, Page 4

WASHI ATURDAY CROSBY S. NOYES. . ‘The Evening that ef any other daily paper pw ‘The Ciren Mancu 20. Mancn 22. Maxcu 23. 5,533 148,443 DAILY AVERAGE ....ccceserccweeeerees 24,710 $e ‘The meeting of citizens last evening, held for the purpose of considering the question of pub- He school management, pronounced very em™ phatically against the change which the Di: trict Commissioners have undertaken to make fn the mode of governing the public schools of the District. It was asserted betore the Dis- trict committees of Congress that the citizens who appeared at the Capitol to urge a restora- tion, by means of a law unmistakeable in its terms, of the system of school government, ‘which the Commissioners have arbitrarily set aside, had no authority to represent the peo- pleof the District. Last evening this commit- tee received anew commission directly from the people, and their character, as representa- tives, can no longer be questioned. The utter- ances at last night's meeting show that those who are most deeply concerned in the welfare of the public schools, the citizen's of the Dis- trlet, approve the methods of management, which have brought the District schools up to their present excellence. Though the Cominis- sioners may continue to tusist upon their scheme, they must do so in the full knowledge that their course is generally disapproved by ‘the people whose interests they are supposed to represent, 7. Mr. Edmunds has carried his point aftera hard strugele. He has induced the Senate to adopt ail the resozutions reported by the judic- lary committee, and without amendment. There was very close call on the resolution threatening the non-confirmation of future nominations, but it was passed by a majority ofone. Mr. Edmunds’ sudden anxiety to force @ vote is now explained. Had he allowed the debate to continue till the new Senator from Cal- {fornia reacuea Washington, this crucial test would have failed, for the Senate would have been tied. —$<$<$<———__ Grand Master Workman Powderly offers to Tesiga his office at the head ot the Knights of Labor if another man can be found who will better represent the sentiments and wishes of the majority of that order. His circular letter conveying the offer is in itself a sufficing argu- ment in favor of his retention in his present place. Its tone is admirable, its logic cannot be overthrown. All he urges is the exhaustion ©f every other means before extreme ones are resorted to. Strikes and boycotts are to be avoided—not thrown wholly out of the cata- logue of measures of redress. There is a valid distinction to be observed here. It does not follow that war between nations is never to be ‘waged again because the civilized world has be- come @ unit in its preference for arbitration. Mr. Powderly recognizes what less experienced men are apt to ignore—the danger of frittering away oue’s strength on trifles. Wise men whether they live by the toll of their hands or of their heads, bear patiently with small ills and husband their energies for the abatement Of great ones. Wise associations are governed by # similar rule. <> _ Senator Van Wyck deserves the thanks of a humbug-hating public for his sturdy fight in favor of open executive sessions. The list of Senators committed to this reform is daily growing longer. Mr. Van Wyck mustered nearly the entire democratic strength of the Senate last evening in support of his proposal 4n its most sweeping form; and it was signifi- cant, to say the least, that two Senators as con- spieuous as Mr. Platt, of Connecticut, and Mr. Logan, of Illinois, should have felt the need of Offering an excuse for not coming to his assist- ance then and there, when other and foreign issues were mixed with the one under consid- eration. ——— + = ___ O'Donovan Rossa has been freeing his mind again in an interview about the patriot cause in Ireland. He omitted the issue of his paper ‘this week because he would not say anything 4a favor of Mr. Parnell, and he could not say anything in disparagement of that gentleman without giving offense to a large number of subscribers. The next issue will make up forthe default, probably, by the vigor of its contents. At ailevents, he says that it will contain this Passage: “God heip the Irish! "Tis they're the easily led, poor, simple, trusting, bones minded people.” Very true, Mr. Rossa, as. re- gards their trustfulness and their honesty of mind; but, when it comes to their being “easily led”—ah, Mr. Rossa, pray how do you know? $$ 9 The death of the Russian Mujik Kajusurow from the effects of the bi nothing as a proof of the method in general. Th: perimental stage. The eceurs under such circuimstances no more dis Proves its value than tie death of a smallpox hod is still s, is more in- tense than the vir and works more rapid'y. TI is thus ai a double disadvantaze. yy be that, im course of time, the eminent French scientist will discover means for treating cas whieh now bafiie him, until there shall be ab- solutely no exceptions to the rule Bat, if he does this, he will attain Pertection in his art whi: ter of medi- Till that day, we ue of his method by the must measure majority of it# resuits, and not by isolated in- | stances. —— + = ‘The “Sphynx of Amer Jatest titl man of the n pol plied to the President by a spokes Dppos: eveland’s friends may as we'l tak ; it in their own ‘aterest. The Egyptian Sph bad the head of a man and, the body of a lion. The Greek Sphynx had a h pit of destroy persons who did not know so much as it th Mey ought to. Which of the twain is the Pres- Ident supposed to rese:b!e? $$$ --<_____ A mathematical puzzle for the foreign rela- tions committees of the two Houses: If the Con- gress of one American nation takes all winter ‘aud part of the spring to do nothing, how much time will a Congress of seventeen American Bations consume on an equal amount of work? The svowbanks, six aif feet deep, which still remain in Piscataquis county. Maine, wil! aceowat for any coolness that may exist between Mr. Blaine, of Augusta, and some of the democrats of the northera part of the state. —-eo—_____ Geronimo has sarrendered only four times this week. But, then, it has been a dull week. Revorcriox IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE, BARBOUR € HAMILTO: WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, 614 Penusylvama avenue northwest, Have secured the Sole Agency for the District of Columbia for the sale of CARLTON’s ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS. ‘Never, perhcps, in the history of the tea trade has success 30 rapidly followed the introduction of a new Bietetic article as in the case of these celebrated biends, which, within the short space of one year, have been supplied wo every leading hotel um Philadelphia, New jeans, and by them pro- ounced vastly superior to any straight teas they had York, Boston and 2 Been accustomed Write to BAKBOUR & MAMILTON for teste moniais, Give these teas # tria), aud you will never wee any other. mabb-s,tu,th,Smade Now Reavy For Lvsezcrios: SPRING NECK WEAK IN THE NEW STYLES AND MATERIAL. (Call and see the new Four-in-Hand W.S TEEL, cae ($65 Penosylvaula aveuus March 27, 1886! jar has a regular. permanent bern fide daily cireniation more than treble ished In tom, and equal to that of all te of the Star for the Week Ending Mareh 26. SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER), Lane ACORTMENT OF DERTEELE LATS bs, ANGE. ASSORTY fi AIS WHic Ane THE LATEST Panis ROVELTY™ FOX SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR NEW SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE ¥1 IN BEACK AND CREAM. RANGING PROM TO $5 A YAR! F ELTON A. FREN' URE! Se AUBEME NOVELTIES” IN” ANDERSON'S SOTCH ZEPHYRS, pf PTERNS IN PRINTED CHALLIS DESIGNS IN INDIA SILKS AT $1, $1.25 D'$1.30 A YARD. UsSORE SILKS AND SHANTUNG PON- ES AND SUMMER SILKS, M 50c. TO $1 PEt YARD, EKIN MOIRE AND 4a PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Penay Burcprs Penn. Avenue, Corner 9th street. Established 1840. mh27 We Have Nor SAID ANYTHING LATELY amor SPRING ovancaars BUT THAT HAS aul BEEN BECAUSE WE HAVN'T THEM, yor WE HAVE IN FULL as- SORTMENT, AND oEE yusT THE corer FOR THEM. THE = WEATHER HAS LASTED TILL Now, ro rors THE USE OF HEAVY ovERcoaTs BUT IT Is FAIR TO PRESUME THAT Ny S a= HERE SO YOU WILL wane a SPRING OVERCOAT IF YOU HAVE NOT reese PURCHASED ONE OURS ARE SATISFYING, AND SO ARE OUR PRICES FOR THEM. WHAT CAN WESAY MORE? WE BELIEVE THATOUR FACILITIES FOR CLOSE PURCHASES ENABLE US TO SELL LOWER THAN SPRING OVERS FOR CHILDREN FROM $5. SPRING OVERS FOR BOYS FROM $6. SPRING OVERS FOR MEN FROM $8. WE ALWAYS HAVE TIE CHOICE THING IN THE MARKET, AND WHAT IS TO THE POINT THE LOWES” PRICES, 4@-0UR ENTIRE SPRING STOCK 18 NOW READY. = SAKS & COMPANY, mn SEVENTH ST. AND MARKETSPACE. BBR OA BB AA BBB OA A B AAA aa DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE COMING WEEK READ WHAT FOLLOWS AND PROFIT BY IT. On Monday morning. between the hours of 9 and 11 o'clock, we shall offer for sale the following un- usual bargains: 50 pieces Androscoggin Cotton, at 6c. yard. ofa mad wolf, after | his inoculation by Dr. Louls Pasteur, amounts to | ¥ of the Pasteur | nation proves that Sir WH- | ‘The virus of | 1.000 dozen All-Linen Knotted Fringe Towels, at 1Se.,4 marvelous bargain, which cannot be bought isewhere for less than 30c. Remember, 18e. Not more than 4 Towels to each patron. 1,000 yards Striped Seersucker, at Se. yard; sold everywhere at 10and 12%c. We shallsell at 8c. Re- membe NOT TO BE HAD ny other day: so we advise you to buy while we have them. BARGA} INS FOR ALL DAY, AND UNTIL SOLD our: 200 pieces Fine French Satinas; splendid imitations of the Indiaand Foulard Silks, in a numberlese va- riety, at 2e. yur, es AlL-Wool 45-inch Canvas Roucle Suiting, in spring shades. at 65e—an exceeding good value— with piain Canvas Cloth to match, at 60c. 1,000 yards All-Wool 40-inch Canvas Camelette Suitings, in ail the shades of gray and tan, at 50c. Yard: sold now everywhere at 656. We shall offer 100 pieces Donble-width Cashmereat rd; sold elsewhere at 15 and 0c. Cull and see them, 50 pieces Cable Twill Dress Goods at Ie. yard. ) pieces All-Wool 38-inch ‘Tricot, in plain spring shades and desirable mixtures, at 48e. yard. bieces Albatross, in eream, blue and pink shades, aliwool, at 371g¢. BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. 5 pieces All-Wool 35-inch Cashmere at 42c. yard. 5 do. do. -B8ineh gibatros at 40c. yard. 5 do dx Nun's VEiling ut 400. yard. 5 da do Cashmere, @ special number for Monday only, at 65¢. ‘See our Bne of Mourning Goods. Pull tine of Coartantd’s Crepe and Crepe Vells al- sin stock. The untversal verdict “that our stock of Koechlin’s Satines is the finest ever shown in this city,” should Vempt you to make au examination of them, week MM MM om» 6585 fot ft fH PRET ats BAA UW MMM Bagh 7 mh27 416 SEVENTH STREET. Nii icer ae mars. BELT € WALL, No. 458 | attended to ‘in etty or country. Estimates ¢1 | sive. PES ee BEET, We have just received a car load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and all styles, single generators, &c. Be sure to call and inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE BOSS COFFEE POT. : ‘W. @ JENKS & co, mah27 717 Teh st. nw. ‘ne Besr Fusny Cons Maa BOTH WHITE AND YELLOW, Sold in the District of Columbia, Also, “OUR NEW SOUTH” PATENT FLOUR axp W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR, Pavatting in quality any Flours sold tn any ety. wwe go0dS are made of the best cereals raised renin Vieeinin, od osuuiactured Oy on id West Washington, Thuse ‘best wil be partichisr'to liquiretor thesberes grocers in Georgetown, Washington aud wL27- St W. H. TENNEY & 60NS NOVELTILS iN BLACK BEADED SILK GREN- WANTED—ROOMS. 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 Goops CAN BE BOUGHT AT RETAILIN THIS CITY, -THE WEARING QUALITIES CANNOT BE EQUALED AND THE APPEARANCE 18 ALL THAT CAN BE DESIRED, Bargains in the following Black Surah Silks at and $1.25; Black Rbadames at $1 and $1.25; Jerseys at $1.25 and $1.50; Black Gros Grains $1 to $3; Black Faille Francaise from $1.50 to $8, Black Diagonal Armure at $1.25; Black Striped Silk, Surah Silks, all colors, the best ever offered for ‘$1; Real India Pongee in new designs; Real India Pon- i i saved. We offer very superior Pongee at $10 per piece, equal to $12 goods of last year. Embroidered Crepes for draping Black Surabs, Silk Hernani, Silk Grenadine, Velvet Grenadine, Camel's Hair Grena- dine, New Black Goods, Black and Colored Wool Lace, Paris Novelties, Pongee Dress Patterns, with Beaded Embroidery, Beaded Grenadine, 500 Pieces Choice French Wool Dress Goods, newest styles and lowest prices; 500 pieces Gros. Roman Marozeau & Co. Finest Quality French Satines, New Embroidered Paris Fichus and Shawls, New Hosiery. New Parasols; in fact the Largest Stock of Choice Dry Goods ever seen in Washington. ONE PRICE, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvaniaave, XN. B—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. mh27 Tveruxo To Grearza Exen. TIONS By the Success of our efforts In exhibiting a meritorious stock of Dress Goods last spring, which met wih sych a ready distribution, have now the pleasure to announce the arrival of some of the HANDSOMEST SPRING FABRICS ever our good fortune to own, and do not believe, in point of variety, style and ‘value that its equal can be found in this city. You will find more extreme “Novelties,” short lived freaks of fashion and higher priced goods elsewhere, but you will not find a better selected stock of staple Spring Fabrics at such Exceedingly Low Prices ag are now being shown by u ‘The very favorable circumstances under which these were bought, being secured by our Mr Woodward limselfduring bis re- cent trip to New York, enabies us to offer them. at lower prices than have ever prevailed for this class of Gouds, and no lady, in justice to herself, should fail to inspect this, one of the most extensive and complete stocks of WOOLEN DRESS PABKICS in Washington City. It 18 Impossible to enumerate tn this space one-third of the good things therein, so we con- fine ourselves to a few of the most note- worthy. 40-inch Danish Cloths, in cream, ecru and tans, only 2ic. per yard. 36inch All-Wool Serges, In sage, navy, seal, tan and ecra, only 374xc. per yard. 40-inch Colored All-Wool Albatross (all shades, for street and evening wear), only 87a cents per yard. 42-inch Wool Debeiges, light and dark grays and browns, only 37%¢. per yard. 38-inch Knickerbocker Snitings, In “shotted” or mixed effects, only 50c, per yard, All-Wool Serges (new shades), only 36-inch All-Wool Tricots (all shades), only 50e. per yard. 38-inch Al-Wool Albatross, great variety of shades, only 50c. per yard. 35-inch All-Wool Homespuns, light spring effects: only 59¢. per yard. 38-inch All-Wool Knickerbocker Suitings, shotted effects, only 59c. per yard. 524nch Alt-Wool Tricots (all shades), only ‘Se. per yard, 42in Allwool Knickerbocker Suitings, spring mixtures, only 75c. per yard. 40-in. Canvas Cloth Suitings, combinations of figured and plains, very handsome, only 75c. per yard. 42:in, All-wool “Illuminated” Canvas Cloths, ‘with borders, only 75¢ per yard. 40-In. Roucle Suitings in It. tans and ecras, very stylish, only 75e. per yard. 42-In. Lace Canvas Cloth in sage, It. brown, tan, navy and seal, only 75c. per yard. 42.4n, Camel's Hair Homespuns, both light and dark effects, spring weight, only 7c. per yard. 42:in. Canvas Crazy Cloth in cream, ecru and tan,a novel and stylish fabric, only 760. per yard. 52:in. All-wool Serge Suitings in navy, cardl- nal, French blue, tan and ecru, only’ $1 per yard. g 54.in. Tricots, all shades, $1 per yard. 42+in. French Foules, all shades, only $1 per yard. 54-in. Knickerbocker Suitings, light shades flecked with high colors, very choice, only $1 per yard. 421, silk and Wool Suitings,a diagonal weave in gray mixtures, only §1 per yard. 50 in. Diagonal Crazy Cloth Suiting, in cardi- nal, ecru aad cream, only $1.25 per yard, 54 in. Khayam Suitings. a pure camel's hair wool in an entirely new weave, a season's “Novelty.” Colors, ecru, cardinal and two shades of blue, Only $1.50 per yard. We have also opened an elegant line of choice “Novelty” Dress Patterns, in combina- tons of ipes and plain, only $6.25 per suit. 20 yds. 40 in. material). * Handsome Dress Robes in boxes, finest wool fabrics, exquisitey beaded aud embroidered, fashion plate included, $18, $20 and $25 per Rove. Elegant line of Plains, Boucle and “Novelty” Cardinal Cloths and Sultings, for the nobby red waists so very popular for Spring wear, $1 to $2.75 per yard. ‘The above does not do full justice to the ex- cellent values contained in this department, an inspection being necessary in order to fully ap- preciate their intrinsic worth. mh27 ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, n Laorranr To Lanes. By special request our ART EMBROIDERY EX- | MLBIT will be continued until TUESDAY EVEN- ING, inclusive. Every lady should see this work, In- structions given free, Respectfully, & OPPENBEDMER & BRO, 528 Oth street n.w., St. Cloud Bullaing. Sole Agents forthe Light-Running New Home, m27 Mes M. J. Horr, 1309 F STREET N. W., Invites the Ladies to Inspect her Stock of MILLI- NERY, personally selected in NEW YORK, from the LATEST IMPORTATIONS OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH STYLES, mb27 Warer Fuzens WATER FILTERS WHICH RENDER POTOMAC == _—sC WATER PERFECTLY PURE. M. W. BEVERIDGE, DIPORTER OF POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, mh27-3t 1009 PENNSYLVANIA aVit Easter Carns Aso Novartis Now realy @ very complete und attractive dis} of CAWDs wod NOVELTIES for amore vo SPINY Xow is the time, while the stock ls fresh, to make selections. ‘Ghvlce Little Books tn neat stylos of bindings, nding. Prayers and Hymaais in every variety of Fauwily aud Pocket Bibles. Hooks of rotion. Books for Sanday School Libraries, WM BALLANTYNE & SON, mh27 SEVENTH STRERT, E. M. Borcaano & Bao, respectfully invite attention to thelr MIXED TEA, IN ONE LB, BOXES, ‘This mixture fs the one which long experience provet to cumbiue most perfectly dhe eiemoned oF flavor aod is withall moderate he peg, CaLormuY of Mmbh274,maw Pennsytvani ia Avenue, cor. 444s A Worm To Hoverxzzexas vay WASHBURBNE'S SUPERLATIVE, Its a grand Minnesota Patent Flour made from the most carefully selected herd Dakota and Minnesota wheat. It will make besutiful ight, snow white and ‘Autritious Bread, Rolls and Biscuits, and never faila to sive satinfoction. Wholesale Depot corner 1st st. and Indiana sve, b.w" By Reavssr Or aN ss oo ad N THURSDAY THIRSDAY bog seme bt Ree 4a The “Souvenir” Prices mentioned below pos- itively terminate APRIL Isr. Btore Closes 6 P. M. Sharp, 1 Pep £ A OT gs BPE RA HPs e for PAH od BRR 00 ER ‘The “Souvenir” prices mentioned below are made in order to quickly introduce the new Spring styles. ‘Only one piece of Lots marked thus * will be sold to ‘@ customer, they being offered at and below cost. ‘Dealers need not trouble themselves to call, RER eOe BY Yeas RAR Res Ae ett oie Sas8°oo “uo “WY KerN NNUR BSse8> *12i,c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 9c. 8 for 25c. Linen Collars for 4 for 25¢, 12ye. 3) 7 Lines Cutis for 10c. ber itudifoxs, all styles, for 210. #24c, 6 yds, Tourist Ruiiling for 190, Bee Sataseoe’ Yells for 7 ascot" Vells for Te. fitado” Parsols, for $18.75, raols. ikado” Umbrella Covers for 250, tin Coaching Parasols for 81c. ‘Sik Sun Umbrellas for $1.13. 9 6 Dutton Undremed Kid Gloves 730, 1.10 5 Button “Elite” Kid Gloves for 990. Button Castor Mousquctaires, Te. 68e. eee Uncoenes ‘Kid Gloves 5¢c_ Sse: Silic Gloves ‘2bc. Jusie Thread Gloves for 21c. ibe: Gauze Funs for 75e~ 1c; Funs, all styles, for 1c. $1.66 Futis. all styles, for $1 64. Se2-68 Ostrich Feather Fans for $1.08. Ibe. Jewelry, all styles, for ise. *25c. Jewelry. styles, for 19a. lewelry, ail styles, tos ‘9c. Jeweiry, all styles, for 39c. P8e. habe O all styles, for 4c, 25c, Pocketbooks, all styles, for 1c, 45c, Pocketbooks, al} styles, for 38¢, 98e. Pocketbooks, all styles, for 84c, 25e. Belus, all styles, for 196. ‘25c. Satchels tor 22¢, 4c. Sutchela, all styles, for 39e, ‘¥8e, Satchels. ull styles, for S4c. ‘$2.58 Satchels, all styles, for $2.65. ‘7c. Silkk nd Satin Sash ‘Ribbons for 68e, *98c, French Flowers for 75c, 44c. Ostrich Feather Tipe for 390, 18e. Military Pompons tor 15c, 10 per cent oa Tritamings. 10 per cent off Buttons, 10 per eent off Embrolderies, Rest Note Paper Oe. quire. Host Ruvelopes Te, package, Lllupnnated Noto Paper, 18e: pet box faumated No , ‘i 24'Sheots Papers 4B Welopes in faucy boxes, for 7, 11, and 146, sabe, Eiglish Striped Hose for 170, 44c- Fancy English Hose for 36c, 40c. Bluok 1 Spun Silie Hone for 25c. Serine Vests for 230. Sc. Merino Underwear for 44e. #70, Fretich Woven Corsets for ‘450 Imported Hair Bustles. for Se, Double-width Aprous ior be #200. Nurses! Cape, all styles, 1c. ‘ 08 english Jersey Jackets, 65,88, 2m Liported Jerseys for Sud. fat Gowns 44. ‘he. Cambric Gowns for Tc, Gbe: Embroidered Chemines for 550, be: Corset Covers, all styles, Ove. 1.45 Frepeh Hand-made skirts, Oe. French Handmade Chemises, 760, abe, Mpplin Drawers fora. Tob ins’, Atkinson’s Extrs Ble, on, 5 Ext Sela anorys Extn 3 6, *Genuine *] s< ‘Bc. Linen Handkerchiefs tor: fie tise ieee 8 Cloaks 61,08. 2.68 Infant’ 741.35 Infant's Nainsook Slips, O80, *26e. Half Yc 15¢. English kld Gloves for e0e. ‘China 25c. Pure Linen Hak&. for 5¢ Pure Linen Hakfy for 250. Rathi for 19c, tr ‘B00. i 180, Seg tees a» 25c. 4-ply Linen for Bee ee~ Right Shirts Bf 121729 PENNA, AVE, ROVAL. eeueeeeee | ase ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT, mon .y duath, 18 to 18 years of'age i a real ‘estate acd tasurance ick at figures and willing to make ig Titing of: ing of ap- Mi rally uccfal.» Oue residing with his paren. jock Drawer 459, City. ry Salary first year $100. Adress in Bljgunt, with references 1oek Dray e 1 ‘ANTED—A FIRSTCLASS COOK FOR A Boarding-house, Apply at 419 14th st, nw. 1é* Room 1. floor. ie Warten te he paste ere iote var con tat an w. LANDVOIGT @ KIMMEL. ae NTED-ROOMS. ines MAN DISIRES ed FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ BRICK HOUSE ‘to a good ten- APE: a |, Y = Fats ecabies modera imrroven peepee yebrs Apply at 824 12th at. a,w.; Key at 108 11 R RENT—HOUSE 711 EAST CAPITOL ST, siz rooms and bath, No basemeut. Apply ef 136 | order. “Appiy on premives, m2eime POR RENT—2100 K ST, FINELY ine rooms; cellar all BY APRIL IST, HIREY STORY Brick House, 1105 16th st, 8 Fooms, tn firsi-cing ais’ Witt oabalieat orien mri See of bath, “Adress Hox 80, Star office. td Waste Furs Adiress HOM sear omen? PM? 8S, ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIEFCED MULA?TO Ol andirpnings Apply, belore 1) wre or afte Pee in % or after 6 p.m. 2021 Rlilyer Place, hear Dupont Circle new. ee WANTED A G00 WHEELWRIGHT. AD ‘wages expected, EB, dress, stating ,WAGONMAK: Btar office. to le to do all kinds cook- ing; twenty-five to cook for. Apply 1336 I st. n.w.1te ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD- ress and ability totake orders for “Pictorial ation * oF ‘the or foal war’ sketches, Published rank Leslie: satisfactory terms, to.n goed tants qn, D, ALDESON, ltoom 28, Pacitic Building. Mon- day, between 2 and 5p. 1. it ANTED-A GOOD COLORED MAN FOR housework; must come well recommecded, AD- piyatthe EUREKA t, corner of 20th 2nd 8, ie POR RENT 03 NEW York Ave—T sirable Rooms on fe~ond floor; tires mluutes’ walk from ‘Treasury; convenient to three car lines; summer rates: ladies or geutiemen, bt ANTED—THE SERVICES OF A CLERK EX- Rerlenced in pension claims. “Address stating experience and ‘expected, P. 0. Box 69, Wasir {ngton, D.C, ro NTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND Jroner in a private famuly. "Call at 1752 16th at 'ANTED—A BOY, GOOD AT FIGURES, WELL Tecommended, aud who could command cap: ftal, with view of participation In profits of a good business, m27-3t W ANTPD-AN EXPERIENCED OPERATOR on the Singer Machine can secure a position by applying at 407 Oth st, ny.” Best releren aulréa, ANTED-SEVERAL LADIES TO LEARN dress cutting by the actual measure and square rule; no refitting. Cutting, fitting and drapi Feasonable price, at 1020 Pa, ave, DW. mi WHITE GIRL TO DO CHAM berwork and plein wasbin ; rele gnees required. Apply at basement 820 17th st D.W., Farragut square, mh27-3u WANTED WHILE AND COLORED WoMEN Cooks; $10 to $20; chambermalds, nurses, gen- eral workers, scrub and ‘kitchen girls, men cooks. -®. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 BETWEEN 15 AND 10 y to thake himself useful gale snd retail liquor store; reference from 1 to 3 o'clock p.m, “CHAS. KRA 7th st nw. we BOY TO DELIVER GOODS AND hetp in store (German preferred). Apply south: west corner of 6th and Louisiana ave., Mareh 27th, after 6 o'clock p.m, ANTED-—EXPERIENCED MULATTO GIRT, W itvcnitd nurse to gute New sersern hom Apel ptember, Call Saturday and Sunday cae 3, mhao-2t* WANTED—HOUSES. RB RENT-PROM MAY 181—DESIRABLE. ‘House, near Iowa <ircie, jt RENT—043 M ST. ~<a 9 “OR RENT—iais_ NEW YORK Brick, three stories, ten rooms, all location. “Rent $70 TW ASTEDIBY GENTLEMAN, (AND WiFE ‘House to take care of ‘summer Warear Teforenes Addreas Warmne PURCHASE GOOD SEVEN TO Foom brick house, northwest, Give num- ber, lowest price and terms, Address M. oh Pets santo efit mh20-20 8108 M st, nw. Wises, APRIL I6TH OR MAY st, to rent a 6 oF inoluding bath, odern improvements; located near OF 00 line uf cars and market; reasonuble rent; Adaress 1. HUNTER, Star cee. Z rANTED—A BLOCK OF DWELLINGS Oi business block worth from $20,000 to $100,000 paving good income, Address SY NDICATE,care POP ox $58. Bore : ANTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL 6-ROOM with full particulars. Box 145. Star oftice. mbé-4w* WANTED—LOTS. 'ANTED-SEVERAL LOTS ON MERIDIAN Hill and other suburban subdivisions; must be cheap, Also, small tracts of western lands. Address, Stating location, price and terms, Box 8, Star office. cs. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. OR RENT—APRIL 18T, 1124 CONNECTICUT ave., furnished Front Room. Ten minutes’ walk io Depariments, ptm NEAR IOWA CIRCLE, 4 THIRD hed room: bay whidow: southern ex- posure; references required. Address A. A., Star office, ae ‘OR RENT—THREE COM! (CATIN' 'N- furnished rooms, second. story, south front: hot ‘and cold bath sume floor; convenient to Treasury and War Deparcments; rent $18, heat and gas included 2213 H st. nw, iv Fiore ENT—HAN orunturnished; cor: ernment Printing Of nicating Rooms on 1st or 2d tloor, ed. 2313 M st. n. we ANTED-IN’ A PRIVATE FAMILY, A whit» girl. thorough seamstress, stand dressmaking: niust be competent and have best refy ences. Apply from 12 to Zat 1211 K st, -mnab WASTEDIA G00D GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, or as nurse; whitegirl preferred. Ap- ply 1202 New Jermey ave. mh26-it W ATED 5 COLORED, WOMAN To cooK, Wash and iron for small family. Inquire 125 18 sti nw, m26-2 Wane. WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Mal $10 to $30; Chambermaids, Nurses, Ladies Malds, General Ht rorkers, eta; Men Cooks, Waiters and Coachmen, with references, at National Labor Burewy, 517 7th st, mb25-418 ¥ A YOUNG LADY TO. TEACH instromental music and French to {ye besiuners for country board.” Address #0. Nox 3 mh25-30* Wat country; ‘A COOK, WiLITE, TO GO TO THE oumurgs no washibg. Must) be welt) recone mended. Cail al Library, Department of Agriculture, from 9 to Z ss M253 Ws —AS NURSE. A WHITE GIRL, 15 VY to 17 years old. German preferred. Apply at 922G st. sw. m: T—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Sagie, ¥ isis T OR RENT—AT 210 A ST. N. E NEAR THE Frenhitol Your beautiful Rooms: on ad floors delight: ful for the summer: one short square fr herdics; table board 1 OR RENT-TWO UNFURNI second floor, light housekeeping, and nigel nished Bea Koo! small family.’ Rent nibterate, ae DOR RENT—1135 1 rent re PARKER & TOWNSEND, tines EW TWOSTORY BRICK and pleasant peiguborbood: neat marker. ‘schools and churches I A MciNe TIRE, 01s Ft. mize 4 pratt res iand, hand a HOUSE, 1 ‘sable, about three us, &e.; 860 sont, ATE HXRRER & Goel nutlaing. R RENT—A GENTLEMAN WISH rent, by 15ih April, main arplatee ure, to small, quiet fepani. Inquire at 2134 1 st. n. ST..N. W. IN: 'n 028 The nw. lly: willing to board | _mb20-im W. BURDETT ENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN 1 ‘costia: location one wt the bes Apply to 1! A, GRISWOLD, ‘Anacostia, DC mahgo-La = __IN ANACOSTIA. — A = Re five-room House... - 3.00 Aue FOR BALE Oi WENT = Rw. | 3 pew Seventoom Houses, with large font ‘and side yaras” ‘of neatly-furnished Apply to HA. GRISWOLD, “Anacostia, D.C mii | VOR RENT-HOUsE 2310 ST. NW sik nw, ‘Good Houses, Larch and ‘all mod. imps, Droit Park, 8 Fooms, WARNER O10 Shortt ‘mb27-8e RENT — VERY COMPORTABLE TH ors and back buliding briek, on 15397 Lath st. large cellar ‘and yard: inc ppiy to owner, 411 15th st hw. Rent Fooms water, gus, summer kitchen ai 25. Key 1908, "next dos mh JOR RENT—HOUSE 0 ST. NW. ELEVEN rooms, with all modern improvemienia. naire at 1000 0 st. na : we ___ FOR RENT— OFFICES. ERAL DESIRABLE NEW | (OR RENT—APRIL 187, in06 1OTH ST We ‘Spruce sts. in Le xs 1 ‘OR RENT—s20-TO SMA F. a. — nes =— ag mowe Bonk PROEESONAL MEN WisttiNG OFFIC ‘water and Inrobe. $ a Foquired. Apply 437 7th st, 24 door, Room 5. | Salou at 618 Fst. uw. Meat, gas and janii children, on Mass, ave. Story Brick:5 roows; gas, Rooms will lod same first floor and first-class lo Ser tah 1-2 __mha7-3ie | 70 ‘0A SMALL RESPONSIBLE leasant Soburban House sur ‘Would board two, oF who Would rent 4 or & large Tooms, furnished of unfur- Gail at'once at 1st st. and POR RENT—AT $30 roomed House, window, all Improves EAM Founded. by grounds w reterences exe New York ave-nie. age GOOD TWOSTORY, 8 with’ front aod best yards bay | between 2th aud 13th sta” s sents: stable, ey Heat 14tirak NTIRE, 91S F st so; baal Trac oetpert Hand tne | FOR RENT— MISCELLANEOUS ms, Modern couv WAGGAMAN, RENT-MASONIO HAL! ats.—This hh ¥ rts, Lectares a Fee the up joulding departmne: miz | PmbI7Tst ee th sto.w., 6 Ta. c stable&coach house..$40) Perce Plt ta 3 JOR SALE-—SIX SMAL Swann st, north side. dhe. per square fo SON aks al specalative CULTER & WIMER, 1423 F st m2Tim 100 Fi&T FRONT ON SDS ‘Uailding si a. A CORCOI feet, near 18th st. a NONEW HANPSHIRE AVES ¥ ENT NICE SIXROOM BRICKS 816; 708, 711 and 713 Ast ne. BUSHNELL & CARUSI, 0, T. THOMPSON, emb2est 1008 Fan. VOR RENT—BY APRIL IST, 8STORY BRICK Dwelling, 622 H st. n.w.; 15'rooms; modern im- nut in first-class of ERLY & SONS, sis) | dwellings: long time or quire at stove store of 1230 12TH ST, N.W., TWO NIOELY furnished rooms, front and back: ihew house: large | iden; low: private family; no z mh27-6t° front room, bay wind references exch ‘private tara ly furnished Room for gentl: rivate family, nicely furni oom for gentl>- Pearle ae ales Seeagh bs ma: {OR RENT—A SUIT OF DOUBLE PARLORS; ‘on thesecond floor: handsomely Furnished; for $15, Also cther Rooms; furnished or unfurnished: euit- able for light housekeeping; all modern Improve. ments. 612 12th st. nw. mb27-Bte tween 16 and 20 years'of age, to assiat n'a bar- st be A practical Cutholic, and have refer- aw Wants STRONG, ACTIVE BOY, BE- room. es and regular hours, if suited. Ad- ‘A, Star off pe it S25-30e NTED-LADIES AND GENTE IN city or country to take light work at their homes. $1 to $3 a day casily 1ade; work sent by mail; Wo canvassing. We have a good demand for our work, and furnish steady employment, Add with Stamp, CROWN MFG CO., nh20-300 294 Vine st., Cincinnati, Ohio, W ANTEDELACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, jady’s maids, cooks, chainbermaids, nurses, Waitresses: = men” cooks,’ waiters, porters and drivers. White and coiored, with reference, 717 M. Bt n.w., DUNDORE & CO. mbl-4we WANTED EADES TO, WORK FOR US AT thelr own house. $7 to $10 per week can be uietly made, No photo painting; no canvassing. ‘or full particulars please address, at once, CRE: CENT ART CO., 19 Central street, Boston, Mass, Rox 6170 125-4108 _ WANTED--SITUATIONS. (OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED LARGE front room on first floor: $15 per month. 44 Mas, sachus W. mh27-re ORB A HANDSOME FURNISH q E sulte of three Rooms, on 2d, at 1324 16th st., and Foe table board in house: individual tables, mh2z7-3t* OR RENT—LARGE, AIRY PARLOR AND BED Toom, furnished suitable for gentleman and wife.or two zenticmen: southern exposure; hot and cold waier on same floor: within half square Capitol park; $18 poe Ns wu ort DSOME FURNISHED Rt three windows, facing on Penns} Pleasant neighbor and very cueap ivania ave. LY FURNISHED Ri second and third floors, with first-class board, by the day, week or month; location central and desir able, 815 Ct, n.w. mh27-3te (OR RENT—ONE VERY NICELY FURNISHED front room with bay window and all modern im- rovements, In private family; couventent to table and two lines of cars. Apply 1789 13th st. n. Rent $9. 3 WATtipes YOUNG MAN HAVING PASSED ihe civil service examination, obtaining @ high percentage, will give 850. of first month's salary to Koy one securingfor iim a position in one of the der partments. ie DEMOCRAT, Star office. ANTED-BY_A_LADY, A MESSENGERS Position under government; would pay any one amlsting her in procuring such half of six monte sale fry. Address Box 23, Star office, te W antepony RESPECTABLE COLORED Woman, a Place to ook, wash and iron in a pri- vate funily: best of references Apply. at 1130 Halt Se, bet. Land M and South Capitol nnd Ist sts, ge. 1 WV ASTEL "ES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, stamberninids, mien cooks, walters, weltreasea, with chamberniids, men cooks, walters, waltreases, wi Feferences, SA. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, O20 F st mh27 60 RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED F’font oom: with bay’ window: third tor: com fortable and convenient; terms reasonable; references, 1206 G st n.w. mb27-s0° FOR RENT A LARGE NICELY FURNISHED, ‘south Room, suitable tor one or two gentlemen gentleman and wife; gag, bait, and attendance. 13 st nw. mh26-6¢ POE RENT AT, 623 EST NW. ONE LARGE furnished second-story front room; southern expo- sure; and other rooms; with guod board. mb26-3t (}OR RENT—A SUITE OF NICELY-FURNISHED Tooms on second floor; with or without board: pr- Vate family: terms reasonable, No, 1516 Rt, nw. ml OR RENT—EY 8 HL WALKER 630 LOUIS Bi, ave nea dwelling, mare ‘$80. 3200 vt | _mb27-at 16 rooms, a. m. waltr and gas, $20 SEARTHE PI NSION OFFICE, IN | Tooms aud wat room brick dwelting on N st, near 14th, at mode- | _ mb27-4t rable permanent tenant Pst ROM THE FIRST OF MAY ember Ist, furnished house, with twelve rooms: 1302 K st., cofuer of 13th n.1 quire on the premises, vuse; suitable for business | desirable lots, GOx 10 wet each, D | Purposes or for the renting of rooms. situated in the | ale. inoat central and desirable location in tbe chy. The furniture belonys. to the ‘present tenant wn will be ‘on, account of owner’ Teaving the city. MANZO t. 8e.,7r...815 30 511 P st., 10r....$30.50, Scott av. B. W., Cotlage.13, =... 90 10028 Cap. 436 College “st., Si. ‘240 14th St, 8.W., 9-25.50 1030 & Cap. 723 2d st, Or. ‘th st roid, Gr. 8 For pe 'F4F16'30 Call at office for biiielin. | ply w'SAM'L'C. MILLS, Atiormey at mh26-3:¢ A, 8 CAY WOOD, cor. 9th and K sts, n.w, | #V€ Bw. 16,000 feet corner property: a barzut, _ mh 7-at ALP. PARDON, 1326 Fst, TOR SALE-CHEAP—A NICE LOT ©: Letween Tih and Sth sis. Sw. 20x75; two sid Walks; finest and cheapest lot on’ Hs s.ws price, $1.70 per toot. CH. PARKER, 44 aw kw 1.70 He and K wis 8 TWO LOTs—KACH is, F front by Sty feut | Aig. st, betwee O sts. sw. “Also, 16,000 feel of unimproved rapidiy improving portion of the ton of the city. Inquire— _mb271w 902 P sy VARIA AVE, DW, FoR BALESGTS Near pews sth and N.Y ave. 14th and V. Loch a ier. | Fan. and corner on 16th st., suitable tor vill trade. HL A. Me muggers | 918 F st : UR LOTS AT SPHOULATIVE Prices in the northwest section. BH, WARNER, _mb27: B16 Fs, mew, {OR SALE—TH FINE LOT ON Q St, hear Dupont Circle; euch lot 17-4453. Apply 10 4 TED 10- COTTER mb26-31~ R m26-38 | FAOR SALE ON 147 NEWLY | J! of inney st., opposite a STEIGER & Liki tt aid opportunity to 5 ||| N-E.@SE. Per Mo, 00/100 1st st.s.¢.,101 25 igruesca K. fave, bet. 16th and 17th: 6,400, MANN, 1303 Fst 608-20. OR SALE — TW Hock Los 0 between 12th and 12th, 208x100 each: ‘THE RICHMOND, 17th and 4 nw. 84 floor, apt, D. 4th floor, apt. G. 1013 F si.n.w., ‘The above is only books. For full list the Isi and 15th. 1,200| 1019 Fst.,1st fr. 1,100 9th&Paay..r 1 15001! : n of property on my forbalietin iesaed on | age! (mb26] THOS, E. WAGGAMA’ RED (OUSE 1311 14TH jouse 313. Cat xe. Inquire at31b Cst.s¢, m25-3 NT 1 — keeping, desires to rent part of house furnished or | #20 ¥ st n.v. ished, Apply at 1102 Ist. n.w, VOR ALE-TiREE PINE $2500 euch, located on frontage on K st. n.w. Also, two on Q st LDING Lone e best improved FB 40.00 Ret atare s Ware feet {6r.-15.00 | square 770, 11.000 foot on Tah et bet Pa ave, sind Esta AP. WILL & 00.1338 Fai 0-Lm {OR SALE-SMALL Lors. ‘One on U st., between 15th and 16th now. One on 16Uh, between T and U nw. ‘Two on P, bewween 17th aud Sth nw, ‘Two on 0) between Sth and Wh hw. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, mince 920 F si. how, JOR SALE-AT A BATG TWo VEL e. sirable Lots, fronting sou 3} HOUSE: | tWeen Istand 2dsta ne. LOUIS P. 23 FOR RENT tWO PLEASANT ROOMS IN A Avenue cars: gentlemen preferred; terms feasyonile- entlemen 1 able. ior zeae © ei min2e-3te Watton STEADY YOUTH, OF 17, WANTS to learn Phar ‘with druggist ot standing. Ad- dress YOUTH, Star offtoa, mba72e FOR BENT At 1500 HST. WW. 4 SUITE OF three delightful Sooms, on’ the second furnished, for offices or apartments, mh26-3t WV ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN POSITION AS; W iconiceper or clerk; can furnish retercuces salary $50, Address E. E., Star office, mh26-Bt* WV ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Vyas miah © Situation ts chambermald or nurse, in ramnily. Can furnish good references. Et y04 4 st. ws mn2é-Ste WV ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF FOUR rears’ experience, a position asclerk in the office gf either an attorney, patent or pension soll W ANthD A STEADY YOUTH OF ip WANTS: io jearn pharmacy with drugaist of standing; excellent ¢-atinnonial: salary no object Address CAL VIN, 1216 F st nw. mh25-3t* AV ANTED KNOWN—NATIONAL LABOR BU- eau engages only reliable and competent Ser- vants in any capacity, white and colored, with refer- ences, Send your orders, EH. DICK,517 7th st, now. eer Wartnay WHITE MAN, SITUATION AS Coachman. good references ab to character and ability, Address B, M., Star oflice mu2d-3t WANTED—MISCELLANEOU Wicca cerca: ar eee young, sound and kind, of 4 no inferior animal wanted; no fancy price paid, an must try before buying horse accustomed to the city preferred. Address Box 26, Btar office. ite ANTED—TO PURCHASE LOTS ON 17TH St., or west thereof south of Pennsylvania ave. muh 27-46 A. P. FARDON, 1326 F st. Wiss GOOD DRIVING MARE: MUST be sound, Vigrll aud about 7 years old; give fuil description and particulars, and ‘state lowest cash price, Address J. H. M., Stat office. mh27-206 We pie May oa ee a 1 on ecu. ntleman to take roomin part payment, Address SXbpie, Star office, mah27-ate Wie 10,000 “SUITS OF CLOTHES TO clean, at ONE DOLLAR PER SUIT. Goods called for und delivered. mb26-3m PRINCE, 1009 F st, Wasa ee aS ot Samia a ¥ very best w teed, “Send postal and will call for thems mig PRINCE, 1009 F st. ANTED—T0 PORCH ASE—A GOOD SECOND- W ittna Banoo ight preferred: ate make, wu ber of octaves aud lows Price. Address CASH, ‘Star office. mb26-31* FRR nba souctees Seis Par aha aan, rnished, -story, soutii front and bed Foor: communicalifg: ot wun board for two, $65; neighborhood; references ex- changed mnZoste OR RENT—OORNER OTH AND MASSACHU- setts ave., April Ist, two large rooms, with board; nicely furnished; southern exposure; convenient to four lines cars; references exchanged.“ mh20-30* OR RENT—1521 1 ST—HANDSOMELY FUR- ished ftooms.on first and second floor, or would furnis rmanent parties: ments and in imtaediate viclaity'of ‘Aviingvon Hotel mb2g-6U JVOR RENT—A NICELY-FURNISHED SECOND- EE story Room, larxe, light and cheerful, in «welt rate ir one oF two geutlen vinter, 81 for summer, 825 Got iw. mb aeore {1OR RENT—AN ELEGANT FURNISHED PAR- Jor Sulte, consisting of three rooms and bath, ‘Which can be reuted separately: also, two handsome furnished rooms on third floor; greatly reduced rates, at 920 Lath st. mh25-0* R RENT—SUITH OF FINE ROOMS, WELL Moiiee veces greemen on aria j privave family: in 7 7 ENT—UNFURNISHED—PARLOR AND Qearoom on rst four, with Hoard. Also, Halt Room, furnished, with Board, 1220 New York ave. mh25-30" (OR RENT—UNFURNISHED_ OR PARTLY eee ncaa oman os 3 +9) cy aS R_RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO PRETTY F’Qtoms aud alcove; second floor, 1206 0 st. nw with eat gas and bath, “Ferme moderate: m25-3t™ FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED OOM for t lemen; el new house and new Seat” ELT. MO RENT—ROOMS, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, ‘Fritoisued or unturaishedain foo and ktehien: new hi e and cats. Private amily. 100 ‘2d ot ne. m20ve T-TWO COMMUNICATING FUR- ‘pebed or unfurniahed frout Rooma "BH. €, mns5ote OR RENT—A LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR- ‘nished front room, with or without board. in. Yate family; house opposite park. Address Oe, Star office, \OR RENT—S18 INDIANA AVE NW, ‘with first-class table board. ROOMS 25-B18 ANTED—TO BUY—A SECOND-HAND AD- Justabie Invalid Chair; musi be in good repels. Give price and where can be seen. Addr.ss Box 4, Star office. mh26-21* Waking ee an Ey A located between F at n.w., Water st, 8.w., 9th st and ‘Address & a ri 14th st, either u.w. oF aw. Change 80} ‘mb26-206 983 F at. nw. POR RENT— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ingle | suite, in a very: ivate family. woo Nee Vorcare Minnie R RENT—AT 824 19TH ST. N. W., DESIR: ‘Furnished Rooms, with every appointment; POE SETS eAe THE ABLiNGTOR, ROE Wanten, — PRIMARY AND ADVANCED ‘lasses in ‘and ‘Ste- EENEOUS, House of Bepreteatsuiven oF the Goma dian College Preparatory school. mahsor tne Vy ANTED-ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR “Wats montus ou bomber one collaterals mopthiy ments ressouable interest. Address "CO: Rooms 1013 15th at. IR RENT—-LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR. Rooms, ‘nished ‘single ‘or’ wunicating, suitable ‘very Gectrabie location; two lines of care, ‘at nw. mbl-iw* REN’ PLEASANT UNFURNISHED Oiist Floor of two rooms private ta 436 11th at. nw. BRENT — HANDGOMELY FURNISHED midim 1507 10TH ST. N. W., 3STORY Brick House: back building: 8 rooms; mod. Imps.; | Sfeets. and circular park, i ply 1045 1th wt, n.w. Q mb1s-1 mast Fok, BEA BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT, With over 4,000 fect of parking, fronting two 1e host fashionable pact OR RENT—THREE NEW TWOSTORY BRICK | m25-ae Houses on 7th st n.e..n1 with cellars, pressed brick fro1 imps Rent, $22. Apply at ne floor, un- 2," Federal Buiidi 7th, near Fst, wear Massatusetts ave., | >> = : {| rok TUL BUILDING Los, ”, st nw. Aten is expecially lnvited, 3d st. n.w.. 10 rooms.. Brick 1247 7th st. n. w,. 12 rooms... Brick 610 Sth st. n.w.. 7 Foon Erick 1503 Pierce Place, 7 ro Brick 934 C si. sw.. New Bricks on Vi Store, Dwelling a: Store-Room, 1 mh25-3e ‘3406 Nst., Sr. 1104 23d %t.,6r8 .... 2527 M st. Treo WESUOTT & WILCOX, pean eran a Indiana av. Lins. ay.n.e. "13 ra00 3th n. w., Or...27. .Y. aw, 8rs.27.50 Sf 1.W., 7 Panen-2D (BOO 1nd, Wash! at. Gr...25 [3104 14ih si. now. 2820 N st, nw. te. & WILSON, 1006 F sc. nw, —A BOUT 170.400 SQUALH Pi kT OF on the high land averlc ihe bead of 17th st; a fine chance f THOS. J. ¥ _mh24-20 Pee fronting on three streets. Pri INO. F _ mb24-6t S04 a's PER SATEIOTS FRONTING low a cu 7x50. “Price $2,500 each. Cor 320 seo mh24-6¢ ‘80d and NOG F at aw. | a $3.50 | Jnok SALE-NINE DING LOTS ON and F sis naw. AMAN, _ most 06 F at tw. PSE SAPESSIX BUTEDING Lors, CouNeR Bdand Dein aw. Price 85.500, INO. F. WAGGAMAN, mh24-6t S04 and 506 Fst. haw, OR SAL DSOME BUILIMNG SITES fronting directly on the + apitoi grounds. We offer for sale some very handsor an alley, fronting south di the Capitol. For plats, pric HOS J. FISHE m20-2w 132: Pr sa SUBURBAN PROPERTY. RARE CHANCE POI SPRL 44 Acres of Lund, adjoining dlers’ Home, aud ising ot | Sold separate or as 0 THOS, J. PIbMeK & Co, mb16-2w a “AS24 Fsh POk SA! TW0 VERY CHOICE BUILDING Lovs, On VERMONT AVE.,near k ST. NW I FISH 0, UND, offices; water, ems, rete: cheap, and on easy terms” WALKER & WILSON, 2000 Fm we. ~ mahi 7 RENT- 16th et. bt.O&P.166. aw, FPO, PALE —231n0 sovane < OF Law. 5. i stound, trovting B17 feet on svt at the ea ; * rout” improved by tureestory bricks prc STORSEDWELLE $12,000: will pay 3 von the tu: ROPE. on 50 eu For vor adden Mie Bb 2212 Lath ot nw. mb9-1m F st iw, KEWARNER. 16Faaw. |/VHE EAST WAKHINGTON INVESTMENT = Company invite persons dering bargaits, ot have 12160 Hi st.n.w.207.883.33 | IME Teal tatate for aplein auy part of Wasuinzion, but enlariy in the Pastern ser Tore 108 | ESablished on co-operative expense in managenunt. 04 th? past nw euaranty that pu Burdy do better with us that Brokers, with whom we h offer at extremely low prices 2 ing Lots on btn wt, bet A nid Btn. ne North Carolina ave-s 12th and B sta. hae. say ofthe undenigued: SD. Newoomb, preateut, Gb “Korth Corollua avez A. N-Mecket, vise promt Gent, S06 ath st meet. He Mar Apply. to ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘Conn, aad Sata ot ne... (AL, Bear offtos. mh25-S00 | Ae ees or en waite, an W ARIED ;, URHOUSTERING OF ALLXCINDE | Sth st n.w., between G and H ‘air maitraase renovavad: loose covers cut Tooo'rdth se a. we isa cian me” FOR RENT—STORKES. ANT! wie Tor ith aw. mnie “ANTED-O! D AND Ali jane Wie sera, dd eal Mae m02-1me Gon GOND HAND | CLOTHING, Gaps Listols, Aino, Furniture, Stoves, ——— ud dwelling, stable also. ply at 1000 16th st Bese ey cere Saat ave. mb27or ow Al mansion - wewenenten | Al Satpetofinag | Wace Sa pirates [is Ath office ‘ot, ne Vi. ave. ‘bet. 12th Goan avea'e ae 150 St. 8.¢.; Geo, Exuert, treasurer, a Goold 9 sub ot ne: a. J. CRatell, 10 “th wg I cn ~ 5. Dockstader, 148 A. buh su Sulics eRe | tne Mf. Mev us 7c. A. Ahlelde, (stable).-20 25 Penieyivaniaave & rear 1200 K si..20 OF LO ALY Lauber Of the aamcciauion yi BR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, IF SOLD Ist, & Lot un G st. n. w.. opponite the now Ap J EWLY FURNISHED ROOMS To RENT, WITH first-class board. within (wo eyuares of Treasury depart ADPY 861706 Fst nw, mobeT-ut BSIRABLY | ROOMS, WITH EXCLLLENT ‘Board Bowe comforts. in tirstc.ass peighbor ‘Terms moderate. 405 24 st nw. m2O-Zw™ a 2 Joeation in city. 507 Hes m25-3te u U0} jOUSK, 512 Vili Si. N.W. "Tiatk whe ia Perse aves cor, lint aoa tn Sine plewsaie Foor fmedereie’ ocd — WHO KINDLY CON si g'isay in brown ‘comune. frou tht Houser ease siconien sy sak tm, Tay WILLIAMS (COLORED), oe ear Sareea a Oe