Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C __THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON SATURDAY. CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published Washington, and coxa! to that of all tne other daily papers here added together. For half @ century the Washington Light Infantry has by its unsullied, soidierly career well earned the title given toa Boston military organization of “the Ancient and Honorable;” to which, In view of the perfection of drill and organization steadily maintained by the corps, should be added thatof “the modern and ad- In keeping with the public spirit always snowa by the Infantry it has raised a magnificent building comprising a spacious armory, and a theater that in size and beauty fitness for its purposes will compare favor- abty with the best in the country. The erection of this building on a plan of such grand propor- tions and with satistactory thoroughness of con- struétion, has naturally cost a good deal of money. The Infantry have provided fully for the larger part of this expenditure, but is still bordened with a floating debt of some $30,000. Tociear this up the corps is about to hold a grand military fair and bazar, and it will be Seen from the substantial list of contributions to the object printed elsewhere in THE STAR that the people of Washington are coming for- ward in the proper spirit to the aid of the sol- Gier boys. This is as it should be. Ifevery citi- zen who has felt a thrill of pride at the magn'fi- cent showing made by the Infantry on every parade, at home or abroad, would throw in a mite on thiseall they would wipe out the In- fantry debt instanter. a Mr. Joseph D. Weeks, of Pittsburg, Pa., who as a workingman has taken part in some of the most notable labor contests in this country, has | Tarr Ox Hasoxscurrs WHY DO WE ADVERTISE HANDKER- CHIEFS SO OFTEN? Because we've got them. Becanse we want to seil a Jot of them, Because we seli “Ali-linen” and ne “Cotton- and-linen” Handkerchiets, Because the more we sell the more we buy, and the more we bay. the cheaper we buy, hence the more we seli the cheaper we ean, We don't only wart to sell Handkerchiefs at Christmas times; ¢ Handkerchiefs, and glut prices on them. Xow we want the trade Is there anything strange in that? We think not, only nataral in Children’s All-Linen Colored Bordered Hem- med Handkerchiefs. Good Washing colors, Se. each, Children's All-Linen Hemstitched Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs 10 and 12%e. each. Excellent variety. New and Vast assortment of Ladies’ Plain White ‘and ‘Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchief, elegantly designed borders in ings Pure linen. 12igc., 17¢. riety of Men's Plain White Hem- med and Hemsti kerchlets, A'1 linen. + V7e. ant AND LADIES “INITIAL” HAND- KERCHTEFS, ’ White Alltinen Hem- Handkerchiefs, hand-em- fer, two-inch hems, tine quality expressly for us. Only 20c. each, ‘Best washing colors. White Pure Sheer Linen nutial” Handkerchiefs. hand: embroidered initial, Imported expressly for BE SueMO® quality, Only’ 28e, each. “Six for 50 dozen Men's White All Pure Linen He ched “Initial” Handkerchiefs; initial is wnd-embroidered: two-inch hem (the proper thing); extra five’ quailty, Imported expressly for ax'worth Saye Only 2c. each. Six for EN AND LaprE LK HANDKER- CHIEFS. ‘Those who have suffered trom colds and find aLinen Handkerchief somewhatharsh will do using White China or Japanese Sill, a8 e Fery fine, soft aud absorbing. We ra good values at 37%, 50, 62 We also have a large variety of choice color- $1 and $1.50 each. Ings aud designs in Brocade Silk Haadkerchiets ices, We do not ask you to buy simply because we advertise th ‘cause You are sure of get- ting the equi ol every penny expended. (First tloor, near front door) WooDWARD & LOTHROP. issued a pamphlet on “Labor Differences and Their Settlement.” His practical experience ought to give weight to his opinion that arbitra- tion furnishes the best key yet offered to the problem. He does not pretend that it is a per- fect device. Its operation Is subject to mis- chance and even failure through the bad faith Of one of the contestants or one of the judges; but that is no more of an argument against the principle than the deflection of the needle fs an ‘argument against the existence of a pole. The great point gained, after all, is the encouraze- | Ment of a conciliatory rather than a hostile spirit between the disputants. Half the con- troversies which vex mankind are the result, not of deliberate attempts at deceit or oppres- sion, but of misunderstanding; and the vest Way, surely, to clear up a misunderstanding 13 to give each party to it a chance to set forth his side in cool blood, and have tt calmly consid- ered by the other party and by somebody who 4s not selfishly Interested in the success of either. The harmful effects of strikes and boy- cots are by no means confined to the loss of money occasioned by the stoppage of business; Dut the relations of men who should be frien and work in harmony are strained past the Point whence they can ever come together again with quite the same feeling as before ‘The best time to heal a wound is when it fs first Inilicted—not after it has become a festering sore. Ex-Governor Long’s speech in the House in Debulf of the arbitration bill made a strong Point of the expense to which a workingman Would be subjected fn trying to settle a difter- ence with arich and powerful corpe m by any of the legal processes now in existence. This infuses a particularly satirical flavor into ‘the letter of Receiver Sheldon to Martin Irons, 4n which, speaking of the workman Hall, whose discharge gave rise to the whole tronble in the southwest, he says: “One of his friends informs me that he has concluded to appeal to the court for redress. It is the proper arbiter in such cases, and will do exact and speedy justice to- Ward all. It is the mode of arbitration provided by law, and the practice of appealing thereto is not without precedent.” The spectacle of a man who earns two dollars a day retaining Our Untanndered Dress and Night Shirts are made by one 01 est and Dest manufac turers in this ies the sale of ntry, Who col his products in this’ éity to us. They employ very ki facility for the improvement and tucir business, and such a degree of perfection has been arrived at, that any or- inary man can be fitted periectly from this Stock. Prices, $9c., O0c.. G2l:c,, 756. STC and 31 each. Se have ‘had a splendid sale on our three qualities or Spring We no Underwear, exactly the welt for present, wear, belie helt AVY Nor light, SOc., 7c. and $1 each. Sp “Most is ands:” large oF'8. &e., in light dium os begin 'at 29, whic on “begin at hich ‘we @ have a purtietlarly good line of Fanc Striped and Soild Colored Halt Hose, ie ‘Smiall waists, two iengths of ins ‘Medium waists, five lengths of in Large waists, three lengths of ins been given the selecting Shirts this seaso er shown a better and lower: anels aud Tricots Cloths, in res, $1 up. st “fre and we in Collars 12 Collars with front (latest), 20e. urn<iown Linen Collars, space in neh, sizes 12 to 18 inches, 12ige. in front, 12 Straight Standing Alliinen Coll h, laps over in front, sizes euch, per dozen, “Consort® Standing Collar, 1% in, ‘Siray over in front, sizes 14 to 7ging cit, $1.20 per per dozen, No. 25, same as above, 19 Lincn Cuffs, round at other, 2c. per pair. No. 29 ud at one end, cut at the Caffs, All $2.46 es, finest grade linen, 29¢. per pair, (First floor; near the front door. XODWARD & LOTHROP. counsel to fight for his cause against counsel retained by a corporation that earns ten thou- sand would certainly be edifyiag. —$————— ‘The resolution adopted by the House on Thurs- @ay, inquiring of the Secretary of the Treasury ‘whether, and for what reason, the agents of the subtreasury at Boston refuse to pay out silver ollars to responsible business men when re- quested, would fail as a pleading in a suit at Jaw for lack of one important quality: It makes ut no cause of action. Whether the business men who apply for silver dollars at the Boston sub-treasury are responsible or not, is a second- Bry consideration as compared with the ques- tion wha‘ they propose to give the sub-treasury $m excinange for the silver dollars demanded. Efficient trustees of public funds make a prac- tice of not paying out silver dollars, or dollars ot any other kind, without an equivalent; and there is nothing in the resolution or in its pre- amble to indicate the conditions under which the demand was made or refused. —$<—<—<— = f¥True to his instincts as a readjuster, Senator ‘Mahone Is represented as suggesting a compro- mise ground on which the Senators of both re- Publican factions can meet and compose their Gisferences regarding th» confirmation of ex2c- Utive nominatiors. If he wi!l now propose a plan whereby those Senators who favor secret executive sessions and those who favor opening the doors can be reconciled, he will bea public Denefactor indeed. But perhaps he thinks that the newspaper men have saved him that trouble. ——————— - > _____ The strikers at Fort Worth, Texas, think that they would get along very wel! if they could rid their town of “rats.” So did th: people of Hamelin, but it cost them: a good deal before the Pied Piper got through with the job. = Geron!mo’s flight is not to be wondered at. All of us prefer to exercise our own choice as to ‘where we shail pass the summer, and the bor- der chief preferred the mountains with which he is fantiliar, to the happy hunting grounds, | > ‘Which he knows of only by hearsay. Dun’s clreular sums up the business failures of the first quarter of 1896, and tinds that the | record is better than for any similar period since 1873. This isan encouraging exhibit. | ——e—eeeeee—— Senxys Tea | & The only GENUINE SERKYS TEA In Amer Yea imported direct from the Orfeut by the SERKY TEA COMPANY. This Tea isa most fragrant and agreeable beverage und possesses remarkable hygieule qualities: ts quieting to the nerves, induces reireshing sleep, and is a marvelous promoter of the- ! secretions It gives freshness and clearness to the | complexion and removes al! ~venness and harsh nes: of tf skin. Brilllancy and softness of the com- ples jon are the certain and unfailing characteristics and results of its use. Price 50c., and $1 per box | sent by mail, or ask your druggist fori, 1f he has it not on sale show him this advertisement. Full | directions accompany each box. For saie by E. P. | MERTZ, (General Agent, 1014 F st., Washington, and all leading druggists SERKY'S TEA COMPANY, G4 West 23d st, New York. Seer Norrce ‘Weare co longer agents for the sale of the flour Crosby # Co., Minneapolis, Mina. In retiring from theageacy of this splendid flour, which we have introduce: so successfully to the people aaeee Seersuexe Hamtorg’ Easigs, 2 BA lated to make any box cers, their customers, to eatal formiy Manutactured at the mills of Mesgra Washburn, | Jory!” Mdare able i" 5 Re & ELLL LLLL mn TTT Rost n sf nor bi aaa $ ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT OUR ENTIRE IMPORTATION OF SPRING HATS AND BONNETS, WITH A FINE SELECTION OF NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY. Also, a variety of TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, of our own design and manufacture. in many instances ‘equal to those imported, at abou: half in price, Our stock of UNTRIMMED GOODS aud MA- TERIALS complete. Positively no cards of invitation. All are respect- ully invited. ft LL BLOUT, 710 SEVENTH STREET. Srrcrat Sentse Bancars. BRODHEAD & CO., F Street Northwest (Masonic Temple), jer the most beautiful Ginghams eve Full Keg: De, Worth ‘Table s, Sheetings, &c., at mai Pure Suk "Jersty Glove iy Sue, and, eead Gloves at 154 10-4 Sheeting, sane Sard ahd ope bowtie goods or dy aid 12g gia tate and heavy cent thinterpages Si. "Never as such” WON DIAS AINS been offered in a TRO Dit Washington, AD ¢ 907 F st. nw. We, PAN pe 3 PAVORY UCR NEW SOUTH” ee = 1 eal ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR. or aale by spat Mis M. Jd. Hox, 1309 F STREET N. W., TH WILL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FRENCH BONNETS AND E LISH HATS DURING THE COMING WEEK. LADIES ARE INVITED. ap3 E. M. Bexcuann & Bro Do not quote such extremely low prices as are calcu. sick—neither their fellow gro- pic creditors nor theuioelzes, STY is not our motto. | -t appetizing. “The ‘best goode uate ommband ihe highest market price, We cater ty the trade thatdemands PHAT WHICH and willing to pay a fair price Peuusyivania7 Avenue cor. 4% st. CHEAP AND upss,méw JEW CUTTER of Washington. and which well merited the repute: | ~ Or ae coke oa t gainet, our good friends and patrons tay’ rest eee satisfied tha: we have consulted our mutual interests, ws toes, In fact we have but taken auother step in advance in ‘Merchant Tatler, securing the Sole Agency here of the famous mills of | aps 935 ‘Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Mewrs. Chas. A. Pillsbury € Co., the largest in the ‘world, and are now in position to offer to our friends another evidence of the miraculous progress of the great west in the manufacture of snow-white and 2u- ‘witious four from the hard, strong wheat of Min- Resota and Dakota, At the game time we intend to maintain the high standard of “Our Superiative” brand, and in tine our friends will ever find us im the furthest front with the Dest flour that the faest mills on earth can make. See eisewhere our advertisement of Pillsbury’s Best It BARBOUR & HAMILTON. INVISIBLE WIG! FOR 1. AND GENTS, urban aud made tocurder ‘Metal and Diploniae awarded for Superior Workman- Ladies, tale notice that ftair Braids ure made for cents Also, Halr Braids i shades, toms SO ents ap, tn an uuieqnated man on ig i ‘Ladies’ resin. Cutting and Suampooing, at mhz-Lio AL PHILIP'S, 906 ib st, nw. WHITE, HENTZ & CO 222 and 224 North Secuud t.. Pujladelpbia, Pa, “Are Sole Proprietors of the Celebraued “TRIMBLE WHISK| Southern Ufc, 1200 Ventiay vais Ave. mw. us, Dee li-sew ashingto: COL dL A: SELIGSUN. in charge. 0 New Verwoxr Mazz, Svean 1335 w st. _apo-Bt Ove Loxvox Tor Coats Are admired by all. Prices from $10 up. EISEMAN BROS, MOST POPULAR TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, _sp3-eta Cor. 7th and E streets, Maz T. B. Hazanos, 1329 F STREET, (Ovrosrre rmx “Esurrt. SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING or CHOICE SELECTIONS, x PARIS AND LONDON MILLINERY, WSDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ap2-Ct = APRIL 7TH AND STH. Tso Axo, eS am SUCCESSOR NOVELTIES TN SIDE BARD sheen SEY THAIN, AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY. AT $1, oR CANTON Ckubes “2D Cure DE POREAESTEK BOMmS—mMEROIDERED IxDIA BEST QUALITY PI ANDIA SHAN- TERRE Bac tican, samenva strains. DA} TIN ppc ttt TW: TREES ssonre NEW FI DHESS FABHICS TOW PLAIN AND COMBINAT PON, SUITS, RANGING FROM 50c. TO $3 PER -ENCH NEW SaEW scoror CHEVIOTS, HOMESPUNS AND yi hie JERSEYS. ALL SIZES, NOVELTIES IN SILK AND CHUDDA SILAWIS, ALTE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES IN PARASULS, FELLAS CARRIAGE SHADES. Spnie es oe EXCLUSIVE STYLES” IN FINEST FRENCH SATEENS, MADE BY GROS, ROMAN, MARO- ZEAN & Co. TU MY EXPRESS ORDER XTREME NOVELTIES" IN ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHY! ‘NEW DESIGNS” IN PRINTED BATISTFS. "HOICE PATTERNS” IN PRINTED CHALLIS DE LA eit, oky BEST MAKTS OF MERINO UNDER: WEAR FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL- DREN, TN ALL WEIGHTS STYLES AND SIZES. aa PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORREC? PAICES. SEATON PERRY, Penn, aver mney BUILDING, nn. Avenue, Corner 9th stre Established 1840, aps W. M. Sausrern & Soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Will place on sale MCNDAY, April 5th, the following ‘New Spring Dress Goods: NEW EMBROIDERED PONGEE ROBES in ex- clusive designs aud coloring. NEW WHITE AND ECRU EMBROIDERED ROBES 25 per cent lower than market prices. NEW PARIS DRESS GOODS, NEW DRESS PATTERNS, CHOICE FRENCH SATINES, BEADED GRENADINE FRONTS and PANELS. ‘NEW PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, NEW HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. INDIA PONGEE, plainand figured, ingreat variety. Clifton Mills SURAH SILKS at the old price, $1 per yard, Bonnet’s BLACK SATIN SURAG, $1, worth $1.25. Guinet’s BLACK SILKS, all grades. Full Stock Superior MOURNING GOODS, REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 15e. per yard. SEASIDE SERGES, all colors, PARIS EMBROIDERED FICHUS, REAL CHUDDA SHAWLS. CHALE DE LAINE, choice styles. GRENADINES and EMBROIDERED CREPES. ONE PRICE aor W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Peunsylvaniaave, N. B.—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Baovws Svectar Day Goons aps ANNOUNCEMENT For MONDAY, APRIL 51m. A stupendous variety of Dress Goods, confined to two popular prices, 55c. and 70c. On our 58c. tables we will show— All-wool 40-in. Canvas Camels’ Hair Suitings. a= 40-in. Bourette Suitings. 7 40in. Twill Debeges. Boucle Suitings in all the new spring =, shades. vas Cloth. uet Cloth, ida Cloth. us Veiling. And many other noteworthy Bargains, Onour 70c. Tables we will display— All-wool 54-in, Tricots, ~ 54-in. Homespun Suiting. G4-in. Flannel Suiting. S4-in. Camel 40-in. Velours, superior grad doin: Prunelie Cloth, 40-in, Alta Cloth. Boucle suitings Canvas Sultings. 45-1n: Basquet suitiugs. 45.10. And many other Noveities, all calculated to make an impression on the intending purchaser at the time when they are most needed and appreciated, 55c, and 70c. BAUM, 7th, 8th and D sts, CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Please don't forget that our special sale of Jerseys still continues, and that you save from 50 cents to one dollar on a Jersey, and we guarantee them to be the ‘best imported and best fitting garmentssold anywhere, CHILDREN'S DRESSES, Our new styles for the Spring of Children’s Dresses and Jackets have been much admired. We have many styles to select from, and having made this depart- menta specialty for the past twenty years, we have # right to claim headquarters for these goods, Our prices are popular; our goods give satisfaction. We advertised last week three Jobs in this department, at such ridiculous prices that the Garments are most all sold. We havestill left a few Ladies’ Coats in dark cloths; they must now go at $1.50. At 75 cents we have only left a few Gingham Kilts and small size Dresses. LADIES' SUITS. ‘We call special attention to our Tailor-made Home- spun Suits in spring shades, at $11. BEADED WRAPS. ‘We have received a few more of the celebrated Ber- ln Wraps. Some special for mourning. Call early. Ph A EE WigES bt A AE Bes AA ‘od MM Ba8 MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, ap3_ SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND D STREETS. Bostxess Sur. THE TIME HAS COME WHEN ALL SHOULD BE LOOKING AROUND FOR A GOOD, STYLISH PERFECT-FITTING, WELL-MADE BUIT. WE HAVE BETTER GOODS THAN ANY ONE IN THE TRADE. A PERFECT FIT GIVEN, OR NO SALE. WE SELL GOOD SUITS FROM 96 UP TO $25 EACH, DON'T FORGET THAT WE HAVE TO-DAY THE BEST STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS ‘TO SELECT FROM IN THE CITY. THE BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S STOCK 18 MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER, AND UNI- FORM BARGAINS OF THE BEST STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING IN THE CITY Is THE RULE as O4K HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. ‘A Base Ball and Bat given with every Boy's Gait. pi. Snes Reena ee NE Noxzrorxx Sours For Mer, NORFOLK SUITS FOR BOYS, NORFOLK SUITS FOR CHILDREN. KISEMAN BROS, MOST POPULAR TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, apo-ata (Cor. 7th and X strects, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. BAKES MORE BREAD, BAKES WHITER BREAD, BAKES BRITER BREAD THAN ANY OTHER FLOUR MANUFACTURED. IF YOU ARE NOT USING PILLSBURY’S BEST! ASK FOR IT. BUY NO OTHER, BARBOUR & HAMILTON. SOLE AGENTS. as mea Prorrmaztz Reavixo FOR A RAINY DAY, An Umbrella comes in well for a rainy day. We know Umbrellas are not frequently duplicated, be- cause a good one lasts a long time. Should you be down our way on a rainy day dropinandlook at ours, GINGHAM UMBRELLAS FROM 750. ALPACA UMBRELLAS FROM $2. GLORIA UMBRELLAS FROM $2.50. SILK UMBRELLAS FROM $3. YOU CAN BUY LOWER PRICED ONES, BUT NONESO CHEAP, ‘The occupation of some require protection from the rain different in character from Umbrellas. Rubber and Oil Cloth Coats ure the alternatives. We know we have the best Rubber Coats in the Stajas, and no house sells them lower. ‘We carry no trash. MEN'S GOSSAMER COATS FROM $2.50. AMER COATS FROM $1.50. ROM $2. V¥ COATS FROM $2. CAPES, LEGGINS, CAPS, &&. It doesn’t rain forever, so when it clears off you may need one of our Spring Overcoats, We know it 4s none of our business to suggest quality, but we have TALMAS, ‘something to suit you, we are quite certain, WE HAVE MADE A BIG CUT IN ALL OUR $8 ONES. THEY ARE TOO LOW PRICED FOR OUR TRADE. IF WE HAD NAMED $10 ON THEM THEY WOULD HAVESOLD FREELY. ASIT IS WECONFESS OUR MISTAKE. WE NEVER MARK ANYTHING UP, SO WE CLOSE THESE OUT FOR $8 EIGHT DOLLARS. $8 ‘The time fs near at hand for a change in Underwear. ‘The prudent man does not make a radical change in underwear at once. What he does is to make the change as gradual as possible, substituting Spring ‘Weight Merino Goods for his heavier ones. OUR SPRING WEIGHT MERINO GOES AS LOW AS FIFTY CENTS SOMB ALL WOOL ONES AS LOW 9. § DOLLAR: ROME LIGHT HALBRIGUANS HERTS. LL BRUM SEVENTY-FLV. Guy’ Von Foot gear is also seasonablp. It is about the time of year that the winter stockings have reached their conclusion. We expected you would want some about this time,so we sent our buyer early in the ‘Market in search of bargainsand he found them, FRENCH MIXE ED HALF 110SF, 200, i SEE OURS BEFURE PURCHASI SAKS & COMPANY, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. aps Boys Wiz Bz Bors AND THEY WILL WEAR OUT THEIR CLOTHES. OF COURSE EVERY PARENT Is DESIROUS OF REDUCING THE WEAR AND TEAR, PAR- TICULARLY THE TEAR, TO THE | MINIMUM, IN ORDER TO DO THIS BUY CORDUROY. IT IS VERY STYLISH, MUCH USED AND NOTHING EQUALS ITIN WEARING QUALITIES. WE HAVETHIS DAY (APRIL 3p) RECEIVED A NEWSTOCK OF THESE (AND OTHER GOODS) FOR SMALL BOYS. LIGHT IN WEIGHT, MEDIUM AS TOCOLOR, SOFT AS SILK, WILL WASH AND COME OUT LOOKING AS NICELY 48 A POCKET HANDKERCHIEF, WE HAVE THEM IN SEVERAL COLORS PLAIN AND NORFOLK JACKETS, SIZES FROM 4 TO 14 YEARS, ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN, PLAITED AND NORFOLK SUITS, IN CASSI- MERE, SERGES, FLANNELS, CHEVIOTS, &c. SEVERAL NEW STYLES OF SMALL BOY LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS. COME IN AND TRY ON A SUIT AND SEE HOW IT LooKs. E. B BARNUM & C0, a3 931 PENN. AVE. Duy Goons Norice. WEHAVE AFULLSTOCK OF SPRING DRESS GOODS, RANGING IN PRICE FROM 10c., 12%, 1Se., 250., 37xc., 50c., 75e., $1. ALL NEW AND DESIRABLE, AT POPULAR PRICES. A FULL ier AND AMERICAN SATINES, 124¢., 200., 25¢., 35c., STxc. BEAT TIFUL STYLES A FULL STOCK CASSIMERES FOR MEN AND BOYS, FROM 87%¢. TO $1.25. MEN'S AND BOYS’ WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, FROM 50c., 620. TO $1. A FULL STOCK TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS aT LOW PRIONS, ONE PRICE AND THE LOWEST. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, aps ‘13 MARKET SPACK WANTED—HELP. -A BOY TO DELIVER —, aaa ‘ANTED—BY A SETTLED THE RENT—WHOLE WW Seria Corpses =| eae Seer ciuies | Foetnacs Owe iA SLADE April 34, after 6 o'clock eke Ae aps-see “ANTED—A ‘CARRIAGE We apgn Painter, sendy San Apply. to, ctar ‘Vania ave. nw. alae) basis "ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GIRL TO DO CHAMBER. W fork and vasnin required, Apply | « after 630 p.m. at 1700 1th st nw ‘ANTED YOUNG MAN ASS ae ea ce ‘State speed. Box — ES Witkin © Para class hands need appiys > ‘A SERVANT FOR GENERAL AN’ housework 3 oe rework in famaily of four. iv ASTEDIOY A WOMAN, A Simiase chambermald or hloratiresn 10 Le Se WANTED, BY A COLORED SEAMBTRESS agool bata hole hand, hand, i cragre with e drone SPoed neta Aaticen Late Nee Pose aes is ‘ANTED—BY A REFINED, COMPETENT, Wintitiessed ocrman ‘woman a postion ares: Raaress & ‘ANTED-SITUATION IN CI, OR NEWS Woaese: ‘am experienced, address i. i Naeem eae ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE OOLORED ‘a Situation as cook. References furnished. apply it 10th st ne 1 ‘Must be PANTED=A WHITE GIRL NURSE AN. W fight housework. German ‘preferred. 4 well recommended. Apply 405 1)th st. n.w. WANTED A WHITE NUBSE GIRL ABOUT rectly dele aus eee Cain uni nce Lat 1: 1Ditst mw., between 1] am. and 3 pm. = Wala kr YOUNG WHITE GIRL, FOND OF children, and able to assist in general light house- work no washing; German preferred. Call 2t Vas few Jersey ave. nw. Wien AND COLORED wos al workers, gerab aud kitchen gitin meu sookee Ey gent work fehen re X'COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 Fac haw. apglw® Wao ek COMPETENT. GIRL To COOK ‘and do general housework; must be well recom mended. Inquire at 922 French st. uw. before 10 &. m. or afier 6 p. 1, ‘ap3-216 Wie cere, Malin BOOK: per. er wee ent. Best of referenc red. Address Box 136 Star Office, for fourdays. apres EMAKER, AT 1627 14TH ee ea a Oe ‘ANTED—A WHITE HOUSE GIRL. CALL Waitocsne ‘ape-2te WAXTED-GIRIS FOR FACTORY WORK. Address, stating age, Star office. a2-3¢ ‘ANTED—A GOOD COOK: SMALL FAMILY; Ww ood wages to.& good woman. Apply between 1509 3s. m.w. apzztt I OOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply at once at 1202 New Jersey ave. nw. ap23t ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION, od conversational ‘and a well known Catho" Uc; good salary to right party. Address Box 112, star oflice. ap2'3t* Ware? add HONEST, CAPABLE YOUNG Girl, as child's nurse; noné without highest ref- erences will be considered.’ 34. Bst.n.e. ap2-2t® W ANTED-A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. Address Y.C. Q., Star office. Give refere state Where last employed and satary expected, 2-20 ‘ANTED-A “BOY WITH ABOUT TWO sears’ experience as ajob printer; state where last employed and salary expected. Address Box 1 Star office. z apz2ie ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, $10 to $30; chambermatds, nurses, ladies mai general houseworkers, etc.; meh cooks, waiters and coachmen, with references, Nat Labor Bureau, 517 an ‘apl-bte WANTED-A PERSON THOROUGHLY COM etent to copy music from printed sheets. _Ad- dress, with price per sheet, OFFENBACH, Star office, apL-at* ANTED—GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS ‘as agent to canvass for the National Mutual Life ‘ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR TWO GERMAN ‘cooks, one white chambermaid and seamstress, wo lady's iuande and Spanish cook: references Rinnished, "DUSDOME @ UO. TT Moen we tee WENTEl BY A OU8e. ce ‘OF GOOD habits, a situation, in store, or other business place; ine. jorse And business wagol Wil furnish free Address Hox 132. Star mes tt 'ANTED — IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT BY ‘8 Sten suddenly thrown out of emplos- ment; can make himself useful in any kind of o} ‘and is willing to work for nominal pay. Address HENRY L. A. BROWS, City P. 0. angaws ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, A Position as governess, and will make herself useful Address MH., Star office. 2t ANTED-—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, Seamstresses, ladies’ maids, chambermaids, men cooks, wai Feferences. 8.'A. COOMBS, Emp. dompetentmtidieared ina poation as expe: | X Wares va pom Hlenced Aiteclans ete Mometecper or inks eutiee | charge boarding house. Experienced in care of ser- Vants. Best of reference, ress A.B. Star office. soe ‘ANTED-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE for a position paying $50, month; best of references, A Box 13 office, WW ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN EMPLOYED Sil 4pm, daily,» place in, Drag Store after ‘that hour to learn ject. Ax 159, Star office. ANTED—A POSITION 45 GOVERNESS OR WSepeaitin Oe family; (first-class mas, c youth who can drive and is willing to work wants Employment in a store, with a physician oF & ho the country. | Apply to or addi We rnational, 349 ylvania ave. n.W. ANTED KNOWN-NATIONAL LABOR BU- Teau engages only reliable and competent vants in any capacity, white and colored, with refer- ehees. Send your ordets. EH. DICK, O17 7th St BW. ‘apLét Wy ANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAN A SiTU- ‘ation as gardener or manager; would take a place on shares: can give good reference. Address oi RDENEM, Sligo post office, Montgomery counts, FE NT_A LARGE BROWNSTONE FRONT goa three-story and mas Si FOr particulars ‘to FRAN- apply y ‘modern, N, 1831 Fist. nw, oS HOUSE; SEVEN ROOMS bathroom, with three bay windows and all wements; corner 6th and Q sts. quire 1248 7th st, ap3- S24 20TH ST, THIRD brick, conveniencies, for $60. to November. “Apply at cia month, from June ist ines, 1446 N st. ‘ang cellar House, ‘Anew S-room Cottize, Meridian New S-room House, Howard University: $10.00. 109 K st. §. i: $10.00. FARDON. 6 Pst praements.suabte, H.WARNER ie of, roe ty ea saan en ee? P nts, on Defrees Kent $20 each. BH. WARNER & Oc ERPORD, Jista2dn.w.20 diy Bee Tang tnwd3 1226 1187-42 Sth nw. Gr-945 | a _ COMFORTABLE FIVE-ROOM dwelling, $27. 7th st. w.,$9 per month: key at 819 7th st, (third door north.) “R.A PHILLIPS, 1428 New York aps-it VOR REN N Ei located two-story Frame House, 27.50 without stable. “Bi WAKNER © COs st nw. oie ‘ans-at* HOUSE 2 Fooms all, modera improvements, ba Windows, &c., 1714 13th st. n.w.; rent $60. 2. apa WARNER & CO., 916 F st. o.w. FORRES 520 South Caro.av., ___|fu120 sas n.w.0r910:50 0) Fat ath ste 3 0 Soda test, dr _ap3-3i ANTED—BY_A YOUNG MARRIED MAN (English) a Siiuation us groom or coachmau; can ride well or do auything on’ gentleman's piace, and wife vs chambermald or waltress; best of refer: ences, Address THOMAS MARKS, B.O., Washing- ton, DG Tab2-1W* FOR RENT—ROOMS. association. Apply at the office of the company 1420 Fst mh2o-1w wh ED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, lady's maids, cooks, chambermaids, ‘nurses, waitresses, men” cooks,’ waiters, porters and drivers. White and colored, with reterence. 717 M st. n.W., DUNDORE & CO. mb1-6w* ANTED-SEVERAL LADIES TO LEARN dress cutting by the actual measure and square rule; no refitting, Cutting, fitting and draping at Teasonable price, at 1920 Pa, TANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN city or country to take light, work at their homes. $1 to $3 a day easlly made; work sent dy mail; no canvassing. We have a good demand for our work, and furnish steady employment, Address, with Stamp, CROWN MFG CO., _mh20-308 294 Vine st., Cincinnati, Ohio, ‘ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT. thelr own house. $7 to $10 per week can be mnietly made, No photo painting; no canvassing. For sult particulars please address! at, once, CHEE T CO., 19 Central street, Boston, Mass. 25-41 Box 6170 R RENT—ROOMS FOR PARTIES WHO WISIL them in a private family of two adults, who are not inquisitive: Very quiet, and terms reasonable; board, also, if desired. Addréss Box 160, Star office.” 1 FOR RENT—THREE COMMUNICATING Ui furnished rooms,second story, south front: hot ‘and cold bath same floor; convenient to ‘Treasury and War departinents; rent $14, heat and gus included, at. (}0k RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED DONS on second, third and fourth floors, with or with- out board, at prices ranging from $5 to $15 per uding heat and gas. S15 cst. nw. 106 P13 PLEASANT EMAN, A COMFOR: ‘ably furnished Foot, tront, 3d flodr, terms Teason- abiecreforenees 1208 Gat. ap sat LONE, HAS: a icely, furnished trout fovm on the rst floor, Which she would rent to a quiet lady or — Address Mrs, R., Star office, i WANTED—ROOMS. ‘ANTED—ABOUT FIRST MAY WELL FUR- ished frout Room by one gentleman; state terms; must be reasonable, Address VALLIY, Star office. \OR RENT—TWO FIRST OR SECONDSTORY rooms, convenient to Treasury, furnished or un- furnished." Rent not over $18, by the year. Address, ‘Mrs. Havens, Third Auditor's Office. ap 33t* PV ANTED— THREE COMMUNICATING W rooms, auitabie tor 10th st, u.w., and 2d se. aps-at* ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS, three or tour unfurnished Rooms, on the second Permanent, ifsuited. References required an dest references given. W AN15D- THREE Ok FOUR UNFURNISHE Tooms on same floor. or mediuum-sized house west of 10th aud north of Esta. n.w.; state terms, Ad- .” Star office. —BY TWO PERSONS, THREE UN- furnished Rooms, on second floor, for light . Must be between F and K and Sth and Atnsta. State price, Address Box 117, Star olllce. “apz-see WEAN SOUS light, housekeeping, between ddress H. L. 5., Star office. LE TO % ot to exeoed $00; or would take house with reliable party. Address Mrs ap3-3e* ya WIDOW Di aughier, a House, to ware Yor Guring-tho sane sity references. Address Mra E. R,, tar office pall rs HAVESS, Third eevee sO! f EXPER AND best reference, wishes the care of # furnished house for the summer, Address Mra N. M., Star office. ‘ap S110 WANDA FUENE , SMALL HOUSE (with stable on premises) for the summer at Mt. Pleasant, Address G. A. WHITAKER, 1105 Pa. ave, a23t "ANTED—HOUSH OF SIX OR SEVEN GOuD- nize rooms, gas, water and bath, at moderate Tent, in the southwest of city, between ‘B and F and ‘7th and Lith ats, Address SUUTH WEST, Star office. apz2te ANTED—TO BUY SMALL 6 ROOM HOUs sspectable neighborhood, about $1.600 cash. Only owners, giving street and number, size of lot and Jowest price, will receive attention. Address Box 101, Star office. apz-ae "ANTED—AT ONCE BY MAN AND WIFE, A © or 6 room House; water aud gas; rent must be reasonable to good tenant, Address Box 128, star office. apa-2t ANTED—A LADY WILL TAKE CHA. of furnished house for family going abroad during spring and summer months: will furnish un- questionable references, Address Mfrs, 1., Earleville, Cecil county, Mad. 29-6 WANTED—BOARD. Vv DY ANTE NTRY BOARD FOR GENTLE- man, wife and child, aged four; room and good pourdat sliver Springs of Lrightwood. Address Dr. HALL, 1744 G st, nw. 1 WANTED—MISCELLANEOU, wa TED} ER WITH $2,000, TO join an established bustnesshere; or reinovésame to Cuileago,as tinay’ be agreed. Profitable and legit mate. tar office. * eD=TO, HUY-A { goo HORSE, HAI ness, small Dayton or jump-seat Carriage, for family use; must be a bargain. Address W.C! R, Hoskins’ Grocery. Mt Pleasaut Ite WANTED-i.ADIES 10 CALL AT 2105 1ST. TW a a nO CALE, Anse wb gee erfect fit’ and satisfaction guaranteed; cutting done By'the tatlor system. ive ‘ANTED—TO BORROW-$7,000 AND $4,000 ‘On good real estate security at six per cout per ee ee i ‘ANTED—ASECOND-TAND SAFE; MUST BE ‘in good order: give size and price, Address A. 8. CAY WOOD, Star office, ‘aps-ate WANTED, 70 BUY A MILE ROUTE, HORSE, Viyagon and cank Addrem G M. ¥., far offs 4 ee my Ed oft Lamp ahd the £50 test Security Oily est for ‘oll stoves. 80c. ‘oe S gal. 70) Oth si. nw. alt ‘ANTED—10,000. SUITS OF CLOTHES TO clean, at ONE DOLLAR PER SUIT. Goods ber on aoe delivered. PRINCE, 1009 F st. OR RENT—AT 524 13TH SL WW, FUR nished or unfurnished Parlors, sunable for den- Uist or doctor, Also, furnisued rooms at soi Prices. ‘apalw* \OR RENT—DOUBLE PARLOR, HAND=OMELY furnished adjoining Room, and two ‘ali on first floor. 15 Grant Place n. oo OR RENT—AT 916 H ST. N.W.—TWO FUR- nished or unfurnished Rooms, on second floor,with d._ Will rent them together or separately. a3-3t® VOR RENT—-FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with use of gas, private family. 422M st. n.w. “apa-20¢ z OR RENT-IN DELIGHTFUL LOCATION, a large handsome south front Room: also a small Bedroom; board if desired; private family; references exchanged. 1303 U st. nw. aps JOR RENT—624 HST. N. W., LARGE FRONT U and Back Room. together or sepatate, for one of tlemen; house and furniture new. ap3-3t® T- H ST. N. W., LARGE ELE gaptly Furnished Rooms, single or en suite: south- ern exposure; hot aud cold bath. Summer prices. ‘ap s-3te FOR BENT 7 WO, DELIGHTFUL | ROOMS, ‘second floor. front: very light housekeeping. Also, other Nooms, furnished or unfurnished. No children. References Fequired. Rent low. 1720 14th at nw. OR RENT—ONE LARGE ROOM, FURNISHE vs chturnished. near the New Pension and Gov- etnment Printing Office. “208 Memachuserty ave 2, Ww, ‘OR, T—CORNER 9TH AND MASSACHU- setts ave., April Ist, two large rooms, with board; hicely furnished: southern exposure; convenient to four lines cars; references exchanged. mh26-12t® JFPOR RENT—A PLEASANT SUITE OF TWO OR three unfurnished Rooms. 1619 K st. Very de sirable. apr OR RENT—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY having a pleasant house with two communicating Rooms they do not need, would like to have them oc- cupled by two or more gentlemen; toa suitable party eyery home comfort assured. 1006 6th st., near New York ave.: also, three lines of cars. 2-2 {OR RENT—A LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED, south Room, suitable tor oue or two gentlemen or gentleman and wife; gas, bath, aud attendance. 1112 Hst nw. mh26-1ra. OR RENT—THREE PLEASANT UNFUR- pipe) EER A near street cars and market, ‘Terns Feas>nable. Rhode Island ave. nw. epate FURNISHED ROOMS, AW 1932 1 vo communicating, nicely futnished rooms, together or single; modern Improvements; low Tent for Summer mouths north and south veutila- tion, ‘api-sie JFJOR RENT—AT 1108 NEW YORK AVE. ONE second floor room, southern exposure; also front ‘oom, third floor, with Board hall cl Fe, RENT-SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER, with or without Board, in private family, one large Front Room, southern exposure, ‘and two smaller ones, all on second floor aud newly furnished; mod. imp. Cail at 217 H st nw. epl-3t* (}OR RENT—AN ELEGANT FURNISHED PAR- Jor ‘Sulte, consinting of three rooms, and, bath, h can be rented separately; greatly reduced at 920 14th st. apl-st* (OR RENT-SUITE OF FINE ROOMS, WELL furnished; together or separately; choice location; table board; private family; moderate rates; 1337 15th street, near Khode Island ave. mh25-2w* OR RENT—TWO 14 ROOM NEW BRICK Houses, 919 and 921 © st.n.w.; all modern im- Fovements, Also, three houses adjoining on Co- jumble st; six room bath, hot water, Gc. Kent, 825, in advance. Six room Brick House, 816 B st. s e: ey aLS20 Bst. Call at O18 9th st. nw., ‘mont for particulars. mbsi-Lin OR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- Fished Rooms, Single or communicating, suitable ery desirable location: two lines of ‘mb31-lw* ICELY FURNISHED Pins: om Hunwa—isai"t on HANDSOMELY a ished Hooms.on Sst and second for, or would rent unfun Fmanent partes! ear mena iminediate viclnity’of tilngion Hotel, = E j{0R RENT—A SUITEOF NICELY FURNISHE! ‘Rooms, on second floor, with open fires. 606 13th at nw. (OR RENT_§ NICELY CURNISHED SCOR: FE Hooke, lane, light and cheerful, f= welt a jc hase for ong of two rentiemen, “$I Winter $12 tor summers ‘S25 Oak tw. mna6 Ir VOR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘Rooms, single or en suite, moderate lees. 730 bth at nave, Dewween Gand He’ tome wee SED 10,000, SUITS OF CLOTHES TO jean, r sult: very best work gunran- teed, “end postal and wil call for them” = PRINCE, 1000 F st, ANTED — PRIMARY, AND ADVANCED Classes in Shorthand and mani, By a ste pogeapner, 6, 10 10 glock, p.m. SCEL- GS, House of Htopredeutativen, oF the Galea bia College Preparatory school. mb25-1m* ‘ANTED — Ww. ‘Hair mattrasses renovated; loose covers cut and spalring. C. C. HALL, ate meet ~ BECOND-HAND CLOTHING, eee Pistols, Ato, so, Furniture, Stoves, Price paid. Call or address Petia am ety ANTED-OLD COLD AND SILVER BOUGHT WM. FRIED! the Manu- slcuring Seveter 608 7th ee, opposite Patent once. | ‘ANTED-KNOWN THAT MY ELECTRIC ‘Reedle posluvely obliterates superfiugus hair, Bo trace Al ‘drugs, acids, &c.. only. x ieien gd chron, for circulars. Mrs ‘Dre F mbO-lm* — WATER— D, ta dag aS Wives a ES Wine fas Aras Ee COUNTRY BOARD. PARIS, FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ‘Washlagton, ou line of steam striae an near i Hids be moderase. addrem, stating terms. ‘D. eae _ Siar Office. ILL, BE OPENED FOR == AGAIN ception, of guests Juve ata ¢ “Middletown Vs Eales 8 BRUCE MO) MORKIGOK, Peterevi io eorge Dam ¥. sue Burtettsvilie, Ma.” PERSONAL. ‘HAVE A LADIES GOLD WATCH AND: Le CHAIN asa" wn; will sell ticket cheap, mh1-1m N ACCOUNT OF Us we are now ‘Becon “JUSTH’S Old Stand,” LOST AND FOUND. fice rata re SIGHT ar. Soni bee sees OPE Syirecac| ——E _ Dum FOR = Ae eae fee rae 55 | i pani je 5 TAILOR (Corner New York ave.and 19th st. nw. mde-im | Yousreinvited to inepect our sock. mh0-s.ta,th,1a FOR RENT — 6th s.,bt.O&P.166.67!!2100 H st. n.w.101.883.33 1313 N. Hav ., 13 r..125 1775 Mass, ave., 1518100 21 18th si. 80 103 bavst ns 230 ist sts.w..6r. 1730 15th st, 7 rs... 1537 14th st'n.w., 61 aps JOR RENT—1321 CORCORAN ST. St, desirable Mouse: moderate rent; May (ist, 1886. ARTHUR T. BRICE, Po RENT—407 4TH ST. 3 Jenloates, This house fronts ou Sadlciary Square and ts in a beautifal location _Ap23t_ THOS. E. W. JOR RENT—TEN-ROOM FRAME DWELLING, Stabile, and large grounds, well of excelient water on 18th Su, Columbia Heights; $25. 401 D st. ne. ew twostory Hrick. six rooms, ail modern Improve: ments; $25. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY F st, ow. 20 11th st se. Apply to KE. PALO, Ses 5 $15 2 fine Flats on Ath st, at $25.50 and $27. 50. —-~. D. G. PROCTOR & SON, 1226 F nw. Fe: RENT— ESS PLACE, CORNER 3D S22 ALBERi La FOX, 80 Pat na $30. i ats Pu apa OR | RENT— float 220, Tomas 431 10UD st. s.w.. 6 1s..15 |426 K st, TFS dN 125 Va. ave. Ke, 5 1811 2211 10th st., OTSendd STORES, i} OFFICES. Per Mo. Per. Mo. 1013 Fest nw. 215.8125 (085 Fst. nw. 34 thoorsh0 329 Del.av.n.e.st.&dw.20 468 La. ave., bases 8 icor.10mes cw 465 La. ‘The above is only a small portion of property on my books. For full list call at office for bulletin Issued. on the Istand 15th. “[ap2]" THOS, WAGGAM. RK REST— FSS35 io $65.50), 517 20th st., 7... 2030 G st, 12r.. .-65 |Stable rear 1116 15% 50 3406 N st., Br. 2402'Pa.av.,10rs....35.50 2027 M st. 7: < 45.50 2420 N st, Gr... OS oven 4D 1112 2180 St.,5r. » 2008 yee 131 sith space. 4 26th st, br. 10 128 Gs ‘© High st, 3r.. tes Sd stew. rs 8 WESCOTT & WILCOX, Hive 1th st. 10re.. Fayetio st, G'twn, Br 2d st, neat Pa ave... places! with me for rent or sale ts iberally if cost to the owner. poe = IN ANACOSTIA— Taive-room House. POR SALE Olt HEN 3 new modern sev m Houses, with large frome ‘and side yards AA. GRISWOLD, ‘Anacostia, DG 1 State pury for which Box 124, Star Office ae a as Frit ‘on at, bet Ou {OR RENT—A WELL-ESTABLISHED STORE: and dw stable also, 1002 1th st nw. Ap ply at 1000 Isth st, - __ FOR RENT— OFFICES. FOR REND-OFEICE Koons, third floors: very I in clty. “SHOOND AND best w to permanent tenants: KR & WIMER, 1423 F st, ‘NT_RASEMENT CS, n, w.; also Troom second and third fic iso.8 forty-acre Parm in Vi ridge ‘T—OFFICE AND DESK ROOM OV Merge drug store corner F and 11h au: wer mouth,” “Appip tod. C. COOK, corner ¥ and 1408 Fok RENT LIELEGRAPH OF FICK, IN GooD locality for business with commission merchants arket. apply ¥31 Louisiana ave. nw. apis __OFFICH ‘same first floor and first-class io- Bw, Heat, gas and Janitor ser. Fa cation at 618 vier. Fx RENT—TO A “RESPONSIBL PARTY— posit pana oF Saree see ae between Lath and 13th ste mee | SALE. FINE 1 BUILDING LOT ON Mass. chusetts ave, 17th and ‘Isth. $7,500 will buy iaken promptly ils 4.500 feet of choles ground stake sual Guildings therect baying’ w emai rate of Inter. Sqton the tnvetment, “COLTER © WIMEI 1435 F X FINE LOT, 22x07 PRET, ive Hampshire ave., near ‘only $1.75 per between 6th and 19th ste, lot 42x25 er Acridiag FUN Lots, very APF LS ‘Several (RDON, 1326 Pet MENTS TO PAR- ‘TIES WHO WILL BUILD, Choice Lots on the high grounds overlooking the ity and Just north of dodndary’ gas water aud sewer. UFTY & DYER, D3St corner 13th and F stan. w. OR SALE—FOUR LOTS, 212100 FT. EACA. ON ith sinw. STEIGEK & LIEBERMANN, aps-3t 1308 F st {OR SALE-THE ONLY TWO REM\INING unsold Lots on Kst., between 13th and 34th nw. Price, $2,600 each, STEIGER @ LIEBERMANN. apse 1308 Fat POR SALE-SHORT LOT ON EAST CAPITOL St. near 7th, at & reasonable figure. TYLER & cs apie RvTahtronb, ve {OR SALE—CORNER LOT ON 13TH ST. EX- ended, Colambla, Heights: 100x350, ‘Pris 2 3 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 12287 at oe Fx ery a LOT, 20x100 Q AND 20ch sts. now. $1,000, Tuside Lot, same size and same at TYLER & RUTHERFORD, T36 Pieine asi 00K SALE—FRONTAGES AND SINGLE LOTS for building purposes in eastern: ys the. oy: ap and-on diay terme CONARD Mel Gave nw Fok Sale WE OFFER Fa on Champialn aver <now bel sundiviston of Meridian Tilt SALE TWO LOTS improved), in the ie low price of 100, (OR SALE — AVERY DPsiRABLE LOT, ON Mass. ave.. bet, 12th and 13th sts; Lot U st.” bet 24th and 15th sta, 45e.; Lot on L3th st, bet Sand F Sts., 60c.: 100.000 square feeet of ground in Mt. Please ant including improvements, 11c. J. HIERTPORD, 1423%g Fst. paste ap? 1907 Pennsyivama sve.n-w. Goon OrOR UM WOR SUMMER MONTHS. jdt Fine Residence, located in the northwest section ot city; fronting south, on wide parking, with orna- i eeced andotrete, bontatocneiite pa ‘completely furnished. Wili be rented to @ careful tenant from ‘May until November at a nominal a OF will lease for a term of one to three years at a low fizure. Apply to J.V.N. HUYCR, Real Estate Broker, _aplst 1505 Pennsylvania avente. HOR RENT —5 9D ST. 8 EK, THRERSTORY ‘and basement Brick, 14 rooms, modern improve- ments, $35; 692 4th si. ne. five-room Brick, S11, DAVIDSON @ DAVIDSON. diy and D tw. anh TOE RENT-IN GRORGETOWN—ONE11-ROOM ase, $47.50 per mo. one, T-ro0m House. per mos 7-toom House, $27.50 per mo. These ‘ouses are all new, handsomely finished: have every aod. imp,, and are all within one block of street cara, Inquire of- WESCOTT & WILCOX, ‘ep1-st 1907 Pa. ave, . RENT-@ROOM HOUSE WITH HALT. Pitsbe'sounaary een. : ea red and pu perfect order. ey aD Werry @ ‘prey Py apl-6t_Real Estate and Insurance, 1301 F st. n. w. R RENT-A FINE TWOSTORY Hows! dath-room; well supy plied "with ‘water and yard: 70K SALE—A SPLENDID LOT ON NEW Hampshire ave., bet. Land M sts.n.w..20 by about 100 feet, Tunning through to 22d st., two frouts: price, der ag foot, only @LOO” BM. WARS EI < JOR SALE OR n. W.; house 18 new, has ¢ modern conveniences and ‘ward: Key at mext door (1620) 916 F st. ow. and 224 n. w., 380x120 to @ 20-1001 alley. graded already for buil: di, ‘Will take $5 cents per foot if Sold ai once. PARKER, pd I 8. apl-dt® POR are P—40 OR 60 LOTS THATT can sell for $200 each, hulf 0 The lols are aw. CAL PARKER, 45 and Baw. “pL JOR SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD COR and Lsts. sw. also, 150 fect front by 124. on Lah, bet. 3d and dg 8w. C,H PARKEK, 4) aud Baw. aplate JOR SALE—CORNER for business oF several dwellings. oftiem near 14th Tot IN NORTHWEST nd V, near Treasury and near Pension fice. Long | time or trade, MCINTIRE, 915 Fst aplait VOR SALE_TW0 LOTS,26.6 BY ABOUTI40 FT, each, part Jardine estat ave. price, $6,500 each. Tinh st nw. N kt. east of Connecticut Also Miss ave, near 1 epl-3t nN Tuo PARK LE & TOWNS and all modern im) month. Call on THOS. mbh30-5t rovements; rent €22 per WAGGAMAN, Agent. feet deep. ‘Call at ¥23F st, Real Estate, C. WEI- | on SAii53 PET FI pane ~ ad ‘tb and 10th sts. x i groin io Feige eo One hes | Sea" se Sow vi 7 END, Seo TAS S4 | hoe ate iT — 2209 14TH ST. N. W. 2 ROOMS DOR SALE—TWO LOTS ON ‘ST. BET, 127TH ‘and 13th eta, BOxIO0 euch Very deirabie aud cheap. Oe BONN RKER & TOWNSEND, “moet Tain Fst R RENT— 1503 6th st.. 6r.....630))216 4th st. s.e.. Br. $42 Rot. nw., 7r........80 |2208 12th nw, Qnw. SH overde zy) fod 12in ce. Sr. ‘lad, reed. OfoaB new, 4 SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st iw. OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— 2036 Conn.ave ...§250)/1826 4th ti 840 1784 K st... <-100) (1214 P st, office. 33 XBL av, end Se——109//705 Dat @ JOR SALE-—SIX SMALL BUILDING LOTS ON Swann st. north side, just west of 16th, 175100; bie. ptional speculative ; t TWO LOTS-EACH 15% FRET front by Stig feet deep, on diy si, betwen Nand Gn Tan, 16.000 foot or Uuhmirvved ground a wit improving portion of the sowhwesters eo e TA a. THOMPSON, 902 Ponineylvania a R SALE — TWO CHOICE LOTS ON LST. Fens Tein and a orem nyo (OR SAL 2033" Re izave, bet. Lotuaud ts fuare feet. i iiao Square 740: 11-000 foot on 13in st bet Pa. ave, and in Bi ALP MILL 20. 1338 F ‘20-1 22d ee ius. DOR SALESBEAUTIFUL, BUILDING Love, ons set from on wat de of 14th st uw, Aten ton of Bullders aad Gupitalints tapecially invited: is SUedw WaLkek € WiisDS 1000 Fecaw. Net. OR SALE—ABOUT 170,000 SQU/ RE FEET OP ees Frisna cn tac high and gvertooking the oty, bear FITCH, FOX & BRO vee ee ee Fisiek eco. 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