Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, 5, 1886-WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN MONDAY GTo™ April 5, 1886. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent bena fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published tn Washington, and equal to that of all the Sat alts gegen ters Atak cee The speech of Mtr. Joeeph H. Reall, president of the American Agricultural and Dairy associ- ation, before the House committee on agricul ture last Saturday, was a strong presentation of the clatms of the dairy industry in this country pon the consideration of Congress from @ purely business point of view. But the question of restricting the traffic in fraudulent butter has something more than a business side. It con- cerns every consumer. The idea of the use of grease tried from the carcases of horses and dogs, as well as swine and cattle, to palm off upon @ credulous public as the product of the churn, is disgusting as well as dishonest. The manufactursrs of bogus butter seem to have got up an equally bogus “poor men’s movement,’{ to agitate for the protection of their compounds from adverse legislation on the plea that oleo- margarine and butterine are the only wares of the sort within reach ofa humble purse, and that any increase in their cost through heavier taxa- tion limits the power of the poor man to provide common luxury for his table. This isa piece of folly on its face. Any poor man who fs willing to substitute lard for butter can buy a pure article at the nearest market for a lower price ‘than he has to pay for oleomargarine. He knows, moreover, what he is getting. The un- Testricted sale of false butter in the guise of the real, however, is not only a needless draft upon his means, but a fraud upon the whole public a It is one of the misfortunes incidental toevery organization that the whole body is sometimes made to suffer for the misdoing ofatew. The Tecent disturbances at Fort Worth, involving not only damage to property, but toss of life, are deprecated as strongly by the main body of the Knights of Labor as by any one else. They are in direct violation of the rules of the order, and the guilty persons will, it Is declared, be expelled if detected. Yet it will be to the interest of the enemies of the Knights to misrepresent the affair; and the world at large, unbappi does not discriminate as caretully as it ought to in these matters. The sad results of the Fort Worth outbreak will emphasize the argument of every true friend of the workingmen, that the time to heal a difference between employers and employed ts not after each has done some- thing to the other's serious injury, but before the first hosiile act has been committed. Acts of violence ure indefensible on any plea. Their failure only cloves the grip of the stronger party upon the weaker more firmly than before. Arbitration, adopted promptly and in good faith, would have saved all purties in the south- West a great deal of bad blood and many days of humiliation and regret when the whole trouble ts over. 9 William F. Forster, whose death is announced by wcable dispatch, was the son of a minister of the Society of Friends, who died buried in Tennessee while on an an’ mission to this country about fifty years ago. His own career bas been notable. Since 1861, when he was first elected to a seat in the House ¢ Commons, he has been a prominent partaker in every political controversy waged in Great Britain. It was chiefly through his instramen- tality that those famous Liberal measures, the education bill of 1870 and the ballot bill of 1871, were carried throuzh Parliament. His conspicuous share in the Irish troubles of re- sent years has brought down on hima good deal of censure from Mr. Parnell and bis follow- ing; but now that death has e~me to soften the a>yerities _. partisan feeliug, every generous Irish heart will warm at the recollection that it was this same William E. Forster who, in 1847, tramped through the Green Isle on foot y food, medicine and other necessaries to the suffering people. a It appears that the real reason why the House committee on rivers and harbors has refused to out an approprration in the new river and ham: bor bill for continuing the dredging of the Po- tomae channels and the filling of the malarial Mats right opposite the White House is because the bill bas assumed such seandalous propor tions in the effort to give members an election- eering fund by appropriations for the various bayous, creeks and trout streams in their re- spective districts that a cut had tobe made somewhere, and, of course, the District of Co dumbia having no log-rolling vote in Congress, ‘Was the readiest victim. Tue ostensible reason given for cutting off the appropriation, because the title to the flats had not been settled, was ho reason at all, as no portion of the appropria- ton asked for would be expended on the part of the flats where there is any question of title. —_—__<——--=———_ The discovery that a number of subordinate aflicers of the United States have been using department penalty envelopes for their private sorrespondence is likely to lead to proceedings in the courts for the collection of the three hundred dollars’ fine prescribed tor each offence. It is not easy to picture the discomfort a man must feel at having to pay fifteen thousand times as much for posting a letter as he would have paid if he had not tried to save an insig- nificant tax of two cents by cheating the gov- ernment. But, while the prosecuting authorities are making life burden to the petty offenders, why do they not inquire into p jong a bigher class of government ¥ Years ago, of mailing their eam- paign literature in penalty envelopes instead of Paying the rates required by I A diligent beating of the bushes would scare up some large game. — The Seventh regiment of New York militia who will visit Richmond the latter part of this month, have not been there before since 1859. ‘They will make the journey irom Washington in about a baltday. This is quick time when compared with the rate of travel a quarter of a century ago. Several of the northern regiments which started from Washingtou in 1861 didn’t bin Price 1 Jaf and send sample 8 ue ithe mpany eq has it not ou ERTZ, ch box. Arugaint for i Mdvertisemenc, For sale by E P.M. Washington, ana all leading eneral Agent, 1014 Fat, i drugs IMPERIAL HAIR REGENERATOR Co, 54 West 23d st, New York. Parts depot, I. Ripamonti, 12 Iue Castiglione, mbslw.f B. Hazzsos, 1329 F STREET, (Ovrosrre THe “Exarrr.”) SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING oF CHOICE SELECTIONS; is PARIS AND LONDON MILLINERY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 7TH AND STH Oce Sruxo Srock 18 NOW COMPLETE AND AWAITS YOUR INSPECTION. THE STYLE, YIT AND FINISH OF OUR CLOTHING I$ NOT SURPASSED BY ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE GEORGE SPRANSY. ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTHST., Opp. U.S Post Office Arrextiox Gentlemen who have not been able to get perfect | fitting shirts we wish to saya few wordsto you. We can fit you Wemake tue finest quality shirts and xuarantee a perfect St. Six (solid bosoms) for $9. Six peated bosouss for 312. 4 ful line of Gent's Furnishings, at the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, apt-loe 1002 F st. uw, (OLuS COMBINED FOOD ICHEST, cheapes' and best food for ws. Iteon: Ais of a meaithy vexetable compound, which keeps the cow in good condition, and largely increases U Yield of milk. “Try it. For sale oy J. N. A. KOLB & ©O., Feed Dealers, 337 Penny yaula ave ae. atte Lineos Canonoovs Harry Lavon. “BLOW, BUGLER, BLOW, 'TILL THY SILVER ‘NOTES DO TOUCH AND KISS THE MOONLIT AIR AND CHARM THE LOVERS WANDERING "MID THE VINE- CLAD HILLS, BUT KNOW THAT THY SWEETEST STRAINS ARE BUT DISCORD. COMPARED WITH THE MUSIC OF CHILDHOOD'S HAPPY LAUGH.’ * A HEALTHY BOY WILL ROMP AND SHOUT AND PLAY AND LAUGH AND WEAR OUT HIS CLOTHES. THERE ARE BUT FEW MANUFACTURERS OF BOYS’ CLOTHING WHO REALIZE TO WHAT A SEVERE TEST AND ROUGH USAGE THEIR PRODUCTS ARE SUBJECTED TO IN PROCESS OF WEAR THERE ARE SOME WHO DO, HOWEVER, AND FROM THESE ALONE WE PROCURE OUR STOCK OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING COMBINING ELEGANCE OF STYLE, QUALITY OF MATERIAL, STRENGTH OF WORKMANSHIP AND LOWNESS OF PRICE, TO AID THE BOY IN HIS AMBITION TO BECOME AN ATHLETIC YOUTH, AND THEREBY SAVE HIS FATHER THK EXPENSE OF DOCTOR'S BILLS, WE PRESENT TO EVERY PURCHASER OF A BOY'S SUIT A PAIR OF FINE ROLLER SKATES. WE “STAND IN” WITH THE BOYS. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS J.M. GRADY, Manacxn, apS (ALL BLUE SIGNS), Ir Pavs To War. ‘Weare now beginning to receive the “newest” things in Sun Umbrellas and Parasois, and think this present stock will eclipse all former efforts on our part, as some of the new shapes ‘and colors are simply exquisite ‘Lace plays a prominent part inthe trimming, aud all kinds of hard wood are used in the handles. As special values in Sun Umbrellas we quote: 24-in. black all silk sun umbrellas, natural wood handles, hight paragon frame, worth $1.65, only $1.50 each. 24-In. all silk sun umbrellas, in biack and seal brown, natural handies, very light and strong, worth $1.75, only $1.65 each. 2tIn. black extra quality silk umbrellas, fancy and natural wood handles, paragon frame, worth $2.25, oaly $2 each. Children's Parasols, in blue, cardinal and garnet, only 50c. each. Excellent variety of Children's Fancy Para: sols, new shapes, styles and colors, plain and faucifuily trimmed, $1, $1.15, $1.25, $1.65, $2.and $2.25 each. Cannot do justice to the Ladies {Parasols here, so merely invite you to takemlook. We will Say more about them later. (Second floor—take the elevator.) WOODWARD & LATHROP Exsrrox ‘Vewererss These goods are noted for the {closeness of their pile, firmness of texture, and brilliancy of color, as well as their durable qualities. Their guarantee fs In the back of every two yards in the shape of astamp. Ifit were not as repre- Sented they would not be so apt to stamp their name upon it. We have all the colors for spring, in plain and twilled back. Formerly $1 and $1.25; now ‘5c. and $1 per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Prorose To Have ALITTLE “AWAKENING” THIS WEEK in our Wash Goods Department. Possibly you have not visited {t lately. Possibly you hat not seen the almost daily additions made to it in shape of new spring tabrics, Never before was the stock more varied, more choice, or better intrinsic value given than Is being distributed across these counters at present, and no lady should fail to visit it the coming week. 100 pieces Figured Plaid and Checked:Nain- ‘sooks. choice patterns, in white and tinted pink grounds, only 12%4¢. per yard, which is particu- larly cheap. Figured Crazy Cloths. Same fabric sold by us Jast season, all covered over with choice fig- ures, warranted to wash and ever retain its crinkled appearance. White, ecru and cream grounds, with stripes and figures, only 17c. per yard. Figured Piques, white‘and ecru grounds, with neat and desirable set figures, 25c. per yard. 32-inch Ecru Batiste, the largest and best va- riety ever shown by us Considering the way they look, the way they wash, and the way they wear, every lady should have one; 124. er yard ($1.25 for adress). Combination Canvas Suitings (linen and cot- ton), hardly distinguishable from the woollen fabric. ‘These are imported Scotch goods of great merit, and come in plains, with stripes to match. Plains, 37ige; figured, Sc. per yard. Fine 40-Inch Batiste Lawns, ecru,white, navy blue and black grounds, with choice set and all-over figures, washes perfectly, only 17c. per ya 1 case of Fine Ginghams, In seersucker stripes and checks, in blue and brown only. Their reg- ular price is 10e; only Se. per yard. 150 pieces of Garner's 3é-inch Wamsutta Shirting Percales, unglazed, soft finish, counts 96 picks to the inch, 15e. per yard. American Satteens @ close imitation of the French goods, light and dark grounds, in cnoice set and all-over figures—the best variety yet shown at the price-only 12i,¢. per yard. Light, Cool and Airy Crinkled Seersuckers, handsome broad and narrow stripes, in light and medium blue, pink, brown, cream, buff and gray, }7c. yer yard. Choice Crinkled Seersuckers, in stripes and cheeks, only 12k¢. yer yard. “Ereres Koechlin’s” Frech Satteens, numer- ous patterns, not to be found elsewhere; selected by ourselves. Dark grounds with figures, and allthe plain colors More of these satteens Will be Worn than ever befure, and when nicely made up they are hardly distinguishable from. the Foulard Silks, iV WE ARE “HEADQUARTERS” FOR WASH Goons. (Second floor; take elevator.) aps ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sruse Axp Scuwer Disrray. FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, ‘And all the Latest Novelties in MILLINERY Goops, ‘TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6TH AND 71H, 1886. ‘Your inspection Is solicited. Very respectfully yours, MISS BETTIE TOMLINSON, 1140 7th street n. _ap5-2t Newrorr, R estate will be sda bert ee weres of a with brick: diaath peepee Du xen Bros, FISCHER, ESTEY, PIANOS, ESTEY ORGANS. Sold on easy installments, rented, old instruments taken in exchange, tuning aud repairing. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Garvis Butter in charge), General Manager, 984 F st. o.w., Washington. 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore, p51, Se AL Serixo Biascim BRODHEAD & CO., 907 F Street Northwest (Masonic Temple) ‘Now offer the most beautiful ine of Seersuckers and Ginghams ever shown. Ginghams oc. to live and Seernuckers Ye. to 1uaye. for du-ineh fal oats Lupin's ali-woo! Nun's Ve Foss Cloth fy" cream, light blue, and Biucke Deautrdl nen nawies Bates Gua ea Ula Mlade Hose in all colors, 256, worth Bbe. Taehe I. known asthe Dexter Bradford he value of the ground al large well-built house, fill vf the very best in in Newpo REER W: vamask, Towels, Sheetings, &c., at manufacturer's ices Lovely “Pure silk "Sersdy “Gloves, 50c., and ves at “I5e. and up. 104 Seioenh Edgings, “A one forte ‘Vea Yard und ups becutitul goods ‘Extra large abd heavy Crochet ‘ever has such. WONDERYUL AINS been offered iu Washington, ‘aysiu BRODHEAD @ 00.907 F st. mw. Mu M. J. Hoss, 1309 F STREET N. W. WILL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS DURING THE 3 WEEK. LADIES ARE INVITED. ap3 E.. M. Boscus: Becuar & | & Bno. L not quote such extremely low prices as are calcu. ed lo make ubybody sick—nelther their tellow gFo- cers, their custuiers, their creditors, nor themselves, CHEAP AND NASTY 1s not our ‘moito, | to catables itis not appetizing ‘The best goods ust | tovmiy command the highest spanks! price, We cater to the trade fl HAT WHICH 18 Goub ‘and ure able and willing t0 pay'a fires apSsmé&w Pennsy!vania Avenue, cor. 414 st, New V; Marre Svea ace ERMONT | Mizz Scoan 1825 F st, 719. 719. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. NOW ON EXHIBITION aT EG. Davis, ‘719 Market Space. NOVELTIES IN BLACK ESCURIAL, BEADED, VELVET and BROCADE GRENA- DINES, PLAIN and STRIPED GRENA- DINES, TWISTED SILK. HERNANI, CRAPE DE CHINE and CANTON CRAPE, MOIRE ANTIQUE and STRIPED SILKS. Ourstock of GROS GRAIN SILKS represent the best manufectories in the world. SURAH SILKS from 75e, to $1.50. Extra good value LOUISINE, FRAILLE FRANCAIS, DUCH- ESS and other Fancy Weaves in great variety. Black and Black and White SATEENS, choice stock and new designs ONDINE CLOTH: Jarge stock of Black and Gray Wool SUIT- INGS, CARMELITE, &c. White Goods, ele- gant assortment and attractive prices. TABLE LINENS and TOWELS very cheap. WHITE and ECRU KOBES at Wonderfully low prices, Black Lisle,Cotton,Piatted and Silk HOSIERY, best goods at Lowest Prices. Latest styles in PARASOLS, SUN UM- BRELLAS in reliable makes. JERSEYS in tock of LACES, EMBROIDERIES, CINGS and VELLINGS cannot be sur- passed. Must be seen to be appreciated.In BUT- TONS, CLASPS and BUCKLES we show the newest productions. RIBBONS and Ribbon Vel- vets in al! widths and colors. Our Trimming department is replete with all the novelties of theseason. FANS, KDKFS,,NECK RUCH- ING, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS and NO- ‘TIONS in endless variety. EG. DAVIS, ap5-6t ‘719 Market Space, corner 8th st. Ove Svccess In the past is the best assurance we have for THE FUTURE. It does uot take people long to find out where to trade to the best advantage. There is no sentiment about trade Selfinterest is the controlling principle. ‘That is why we have been so successtul, We make it the interest of the people to trade WITH Us, For example, there are trowsers and trowsers. We have been running @ Pantaloon manufac- turing shop for scme time, and when we can give aman a pair of our own ready-made for $6 or $7, the equivalent in goods, at the same price he would have to pay elsewhere, he buys oursevery time. Why? Style! ‘That answers the whole question here, Again, how do we make it the interest of the people to trade with us when {t comes to a question of price? ‘That question 1s easily understood and answered. We think We have the advantage of large capital and large purchases. The difference between the smail dealer and the large dealer is about the difference be'ween wholesale aud retail. No lot of goods is too large for us if the style and price be right and coincide. Pertinent hereis one large lot of Pantaloons, the usual price of which is five dollars per patr. Now, we bought ours so largely and cheaply as to enable usto sell them for three fifty and af ford us living profi, To keep them in place ‘we bought an equally large lot of suspenders, which were selling for twenty-three cents, while we believe the price is much higher usually. ‘There is another thing we possess In addition to cap. Ital, and that is experience, not local only, but Na- tional, with a big N. Our principal buyer is always in the market, and so comes in contact not only with the sellers of merchandise but with the buyers from all sections, and gathers from them ideas and designs more than it {s possible for one mind to concelve. He then utilizes them for our benefit. Numerous examples of this prevail in our stock. The one feature that most readily sug- gests itself to us now fs the varied shapes into which our garments are cut. The oid, slow- going traders contented themselves with one shape. Now we have three. and we were the first to introduce them. The fatman at one time had no provision made for him. If he bought a suit of clothes ready made the ebances were that he had to have the coat shortened at thesleeves,and colar shortened, even if the coat itselt were not toolong; the vest let out in the waist and taken up in the neck, with numerous alterations in the pants. ‘The man bailt on the other extreme had also his tribulations in de- gree If not in kind. Now we provide for men ofevery shape—the rotund, the elongated and the proportionate figure. Alcan be fitted with us. ‘Just here also is the secret of selfiuterest. When a man comes into our store he is inspired with full con- fidence that we can fit himn, and he would rather trade where he can get suited with the lewst trouble. He doesn’t care to trouble himself with inquiries here and there, for time is money, so he goes at once where he knows he can get suited—to the corner of 7th street ‘and Market Space. ape SAKS & COMPANY. FEW SECOND-HAND PIANOS IN GOOD Actin Prices reasonable and terms easy, SANDERS & STAYMAN, ap3-lw 934 F st. now, Tew e He AE E WWww FE HHH AA L L Wwww E HH AAA L L W owW KEE H HA 4 LULL LULL 1 BBB I ITT It BOB It ‘4 It BBB OIL T 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 about half in price, Our stock of UNTRIMMED GOODS and MA- TERIALS complete. Positively no cards of invitation, All are respect- fully invited. LL BLouT, _8p3-2t 710 SEVENTH STREET. Ww M. Suusrer & Soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Will place on sale MONDAY, April 5th, the following ‘New Spring Dress Goods: NEW EMBROIDERED PONGEE ROBES in ex- clusive designs and 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, plain and figured, ingreat variety. Clifton Mills SURAH SILKS at the old price, $1 per yard, Bonnet's BLACK SATIN SURAH, $1, worth $1.25, Guinet’s BLACK SILKS, all grades. Full Stock Superior MOURNING GOODS. REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 15c. per yard. SEASIDE SERGES, all colors, PARIS EMBROIDERED FICHUS. REAL CHUDDA SHAWLS, CHALE DE LAINE, choice styles. GRENADINES and EMBROIDERED CREPES. ONE PRICE, N.B—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. ap Tus Pamys, HOT ae FAMILY PLOUR, THE, FAMILY'S PAVORITE, For ZATENT HOLLER PROCESS FLOUR, H. TENNE ap3-3t Merebaat’ ‘liters, West Waskiogisn. Fors Os Srorace ‘We are prepared to receive Furs on storage, insur | 2% ing them agains: damage by moth and fire, at s small cost. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, mh25 1237 Pennsylvania ave. Tsz “Box Marcus: 816318 77H STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Theattendance at our Grand Opening on Thursday, Friday and Saturday lest, and oar to see that ail who came received prompt and satistactory service has not permitted ys toaevote as much time as we would like to our advertising department, but the fol- lowing can be taken as an INDEX OF THE FUTURE ‘MILLINERY, ‘This department during the past few days has at- tracted so much attention that we are disposed to. Fe- mind you that our Trimmed Hat branch of the same pies ea trateren: AB All orders will be exe- cuted at the shor possible notice, Flaborate Jet Bonnets, different shapes and styles of (eat at $3.50, They are the wonder of. who see thems ‘Cildtén's School Hats, lange variety, 480, 58, Sees’ Sonnets, Fancy Tullp Straw, tn all sha ies’ Bonnets, Fancy raw, ID pes price, 91.28, and colors, at 75c.; regular retail ‘The immensity ot ‘Of the stock should ge "seen to be ap- RIBBONS, preciat All the Newest and Latest Novelties in this line will "Crepe de Grins” val colors nea euutaae See Marranted pore silk “Brocade” No. sepia inch wade Watered cai non tain a. aie TRIMMINGS. ialds Gud’ Eacea "Crepe Lie bat rates et sirable tints, Gauze Vests, only 35c., (Long Sleeves, Short Sleeves, NGause Jersey Vests, 30¢, Balbriggan Vests, only wuze Jersey. Vest 38c, (Long sleeves, 8 hort =ieeves) a, tra fine Bal 4c; Jermey Baimdral Vesey Sug "= Dbrigpan Ves Juimense assortment Merino Vests and Pants at all See the Wool Lace Flouncings, all colors, 42 inches wide, only $1.98; former price, $3. = Cotton Flounees, 30 inches wide, only 59e. inch Spanish Flouncings, $1.42, $2.43, Ta led assortment of’ Wool colors, 3-inch, 10c.; 4-Inch, 15¢.; 6-Ineh, 25c. ‘Splendid assortment Torchon and Médicl, Spanish Guipure net, $1.46; formerly $2.25, Oriental Laces (six ‘designs), 9-Inches wide, 25¢. vamt Sanches wide, te. a yard, be ocae ‘Chanillly Flounee, $318, 25. Grenadine, $3.68, 19, all Escurial Flounce, EMBROIDERIES! and 5 inches wide, only 12%¢. iss Insertings and Edgings, very fine work, 10c. 8 upward. insook Flouncings for dresses, especi- Wiss and Nal eae nish Gulpure Laces--2-Inch, 18¢.; 3-inch, 25¢ 55: «nish Guipure inc} inch, = Pinch, 50e: Bineh, Bde; ieiueh, Vee inch, 2c: HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, &c, &c., Have been changed, and we have obtained more space (which was needed), and cun better display the attrac ons of this favorite department. Pure Linen Hemstitched, Colored Borders, 9¢., 10c., 121,¢.—Splendid Values. Eure Grass Linen, Colored, Embroidered, 20c., 22c. gaa COLLARS, CUFFS AND RUCHINGS, By combining these departments it makes it more copyenient for J Cisse, Silk Stitch! ‘Ruchi 1be., bea : Tew Brien Ruehing, i ss ar as e New “ io” Ruching, in rellow, 01 Pec tr ERE i apy Tegra ae ; 1d. 2 for 25c. eee: . ‘Cuffs, Pure Linen, all sizes, 13c. pair; 2 for 25c. 4a Watch the papers for announcements, which will result to your benefit, TTT H H NNN T HOR EE BPR OD RN Pou EE BPR 88 NAS T HH KER BBB 00 N NN MM MM OA 1 Must dy RR 98 fo W Bee Huy AA oo Pe MMM A ARK RE fi if Eee 7 316, 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. aps. Bavws Seca Day Goons ANNOUNCEMENT For MONDAY, APRIL ru. A stupendous variety of Dress Goods, confined to two popular prices, 5c. and 70c, ‘On our 55¢. tables we will show— ls’ Hair Suitings, 5c. and 70c. et Clothe Chatidee Cloth. ‘Nuns Veil And many other noteworthy Bargains, Onour 70c Tables we will aisplay— se er er ‘54-in. ae Suiting. Prunelie Cl Hoth. bi A5-in. Serge Sultings. And many other Novelties, all calculated to mak an impression on the intending purchaser at the time when they are most needed and appreciated. BAUM, 7th, 8th and D sts, CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMLNT. Please don't forget that our special sule 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- ment a 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 Gacments 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- Mn Wraps. Some special for mourning. Call early. ‘BB A UMMM BAU RPS a e WATER IN 2019 sth, st u.we. Apply'at CHARLES WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. DLA FIRST-CLASS COOK APPLY ‘ANTED_BY A LADY SEWING IN PRIVATE 7 Waitetattet “Man orwoman Wis familly: ts a ood dressinaker. “Address DRIES ae FOUR-ROOM HOUS! ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, ie ae S.SHREVE'S, 1125 7th st a ‘and iron one to stay at night. | (W\7 ANTED—AN EDUCATED YOUNG GERMAN 425 7th st. aw. YY indy who sponta afetll dzsites a place as isto Dace CO0i erness : would make ner nd Ith ste fw. house Ve W Seine Bast bunny isoPih ae meee eM se wenerally toofie adress Hox iss ar ofice® | Nin rte waldo it a SDA GIRL BRIWEEN 17 AND 20 Agee Te Se A eee RTE Dy dor light house works brine references Situation as chambermatd or nurse. to 60 dod Rabat oe SUR cs rae eee pein ANTED=A GOOD _WAN_T0 -ATTEND_70 NATIONAL LABOR BU- W ASee Ran tthe MON AR ATEEN gfe |W) ASTER ENOWS-EARONAT, TABOR BU references required. Apply at 216 0thst. nw. 10° | wants in any capacity, white and colored, pith refer: ence: 1,000 sold in four wee Sion or: salary of Pus MccaRTe STI NERC TEEN TS aa 15 weekly id. Apply to MUR- AY 27 Warton st, New vor it Ks, AM ences. Seud your orders, EH. DICK, 517 7th st. a.w. ‘ANTED — IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT BY ‘a Stenograpter suddenly thrown out of ment; can make himseif useful in any kind of of yontng: mst have reference, ‘ANTED—A STEADY, SEIT! ‘cook and do geueral_housewor: no wasbi ‘Apply im stor ‘a willing to work for nomial’ pay. Address HENRY LA BROWN, Lily P.O. ‘apg-lw* ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, A ‘ANTED—TWO COMPETENT wa those with experience. ERS = BELLM! werness, and will make herself . Star office. ‘aps! ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, oe D—A TRUSTY YOUNG WHITE GIRL Wi end twocchildren, Apply at 1497 Sat. Baws ‘seamstresses, maids, cooks, nurses, chambermaids, men cooks, ws wait ‘with Feferences SA. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 026 F st ina grocery store. ‘ANTED—A GOOD COLORED BOY TO WORK 726 7th st, 8. Ww. ne _aps-lwe ANTEDFOR THE SUMMER, BY ACTIVE, W Ne yw York ave, ANTED-A WHITE COOK, FOR SMALL {umily; good refereaces required, Appiy at 1465 Qipetent ta va poalton ar em enced APscclas hovel HoueLecberr er take, ett char house. in care of ser- Nee es offeterence. “Adurem A. 8, Stat ‘otise. ary;” sulary or commission. J. J. McDEVITT. ANTED—TWO AGENTS TO aS rders for ard deliver the “Household Diction- Apply between 4 and 6 a5 Agze New York ave nw.,second | m vants. a | Wea ED W ‘aid fore poco bart ‘or more montih best of relerences ‘hafrese Box 131 mended. At 1011 Mat, COMPETENT WAITER, WHO (W ‘horouenis undersiands work in private house, particularly dinipg-room. Must come well recom: Wa wastiy, & place eae | m. datiy, ne {ilat nour to learn busloess, Salary bo ouléck. Address Box 169, Star oBlce, apzst ANTED—WHITE at 1606 13th st n.w. GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF baby and assit in housework: no cooking or Eatning: 20ns; live in house; references required Call | ta aps-2t° ANTED-A FORITION AB GOVERNESS OR companion in a y; first-class guages Address TRUST. Stay office paste TANTED—A YOUNG answer beli and keep WHITE offices in orders MAN TO FOR_RENT—ROOMS. required. Apply 1016 14th st ApO-BL* 17 to 18 years of age, to learn the drug business, Inclose reference. Address DRUGS, Star oilice. aposie SC ies Apply ab 1408 New York Sve. | Soe ea wo ‘COMMUNICATING UNFUR- ‘nished Rooms, second of third stury, with or with- TANTED A NURSE: UNEXCEPTION ABLE | out board: south front. 407 «stb, post élty references required. Call at 1810 10th we | SH oar soni SS _| Bona ttory trout alcove room. southern exposure; ANTED—A WHITE NURSE CAPABLE OF | terms extremely low for summer mouths. Adgress S taxing care of twochildren: best of relerences | $°Btas office, apo ate Fis RENT—APRIL 16TH, FIVE ROOMS, first and third floors; every conyenleace fer house” ing; for B25 to a neat family of adults: references: exe Call trom 4 t0 6 o'clock. “1338 13th 3. DW. apo-2 rANTED—A_COMPET) machine, at 907 st ‘ANTED-WHITE AND general houseworkers, etc.: 1 Tb nw, after 6:39 p.m. saa 13th eral workers, v mended. 1 m, oraiter 5 p.m. ‘and ‘kitehe CON jeer. Salary $15 per Star Oftice, for four days. iug age, Box ANTED—A GOOD GIK W, ave. nw, $10 to $30; chambermatils, ‘TED—A GOOD GIRL. Fi: and washing. Keferences required. Apply =D—A 1 RL, BY A FAMILY Wasnin 3 make herself generally usefal, and can do sewing, can tiud a good home by a the millinery department Bon March ‘ap5-2t COLORED COOKS ses, ladies mal en COOKS, waiters: Eoschmen, with Telerences, “Nat Labor Bureau, 517 iand do general housework; must be well recom- quire at 922 French st, n.w. befor aps. Address Box 1 aps-2* D—GIRLS FOR FACTORY WORK. 162, Sta L TO_DO_ GE: fBce. OF EDI ‘and a well known Catho: Address Box 112, Siar T DRESSMAKER no andormands the Wilcox snd Glues sewing ‘Aingy at EAS eek. Position perma nent. Rest of reference required. 36 NERAL housework. Apply at once at 1262 New Jorsey PGE RENT (AT 1018 ISTH ST N.Wo NEAR the Arlington, choice Furnished Room. “Sanitary Plumbing. ep5-1n OR Ri —TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘and Hal! Room: second floor: heat, gas and bath; gentleman and wile preferred. 216 1st St. U.e.apS-Bt™ & COMFORT: ably furnished room, tront, 3d floor, terms reason- jereuces, eee ap B-3t v, LIVING ALONE, 13 abl Fk T. —TWO FUR- ‘unfurnished Rooms, on second floor,with ished, Bourd, Will rent them together or separately. w3-3t* OK RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, U with use of gas, private family. 422 M st. n.w. “apse JOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE=FROM MAY first to December first; coutalning 1Z raoms. cor pleamant, poh rent Yer Tew iGHT. LE EOF THE Pixest ‘corners in the nortnwest eection: Ed open c20, Star oii. aw Re oy ya ap Sat es m. ne. Ave-t001 Sages DAVIDSON & DAVIvSOS 67!\2100 =. n.w.107.953.33 es ietind , 2 Arty = Abee ERR R eam ae Rete eit 1 i 3 gos > HS ls 5 se Si. nw.1ir_60 ay. Lirs..60) Sha NA a nw. sr37 00] SPOnSaD WELL! 1912 and 1914 Larch st |/300 Ind. av., store. (LeDroit park), 7F-27-50| 1402 Pa. ave., store. 1930 14th stn.w., 2212 14th st. nw... BH. WARNER & CO., 916F st. nw. OR RENT—WHOLE OR PART OF A NEW & room House, mi, 530 34st. n.w., near new Pen- Sion otlice. Aps-ate Fook RES Or FUR ished Houxe 1331 N” st, to responsible party. Seen aiter 12 apS-ate! i RENT FINE TEN-ROOM DWELLING, ssh, near 14th; $000 to yearly ut. CUrTE! Se aN ee JOR RENT—A LARGE BROWNSTO! Dwelling, three-story and mansard roof, with sige Jot, 810 4 w.. For particulary apply to Fi NGI 1331 Fst. naw. RIC) 4 bathi-room, with thn tay windows and all | QOR RENT — ae ilk: $20.00, New 5-room House, Howard University: $10.00, AP Faltios ap3-at VOR RENT-IN DELIGHTFUL LOCATION, large handsome south front Room: also a small Bedroom; bourd if desired; private family; references exchanged. 1303 Q st n.¥, VOR RE HST. N FRONT and Back Room, together or separate, for wo gentlemen; house and furniture new FOR, BENT 823 gantly. ern exposure 3 ELLE igle Or en suite: south- hot and cold bath. Sumner prices, maids. cooks, tresses, men” cook: vers, White and coiored, w: .W., DUNDORE & CO. Waster count homes. $1 to We have sing. with Stemp, mh20-300 7 ANTED—LADIE TW ite teen hate gut, nade. RT CO., 19 Central ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKE Fy 10 take Tigut, wor r ‘day easily made: work sent oy Work, and furnish’ steady employment, WN MT 204 Vine st, TO WORK FOR Us 87 to S10 per we No photo palntii c U particulars, please addres, at once, (1 RES chambermaids, ‘nurses, waiters, porters and ith reference, ‘4 good demand for Addee COL, incinuatl, Ohi Street, Boston, M. 25-411 PERS, ess, ap s-aee OR RENT—CORNER 9TH AND MASSACH setis ave., April Ist, two large rooms, Howly furnished: sonthern ex post four lines cars; references exohanged. TOR F NICELY FURNISHED, M sonth Room, suitable zor one or two gentlemen of gentle Hist kK man and wile; gas, bath, and attendance. 11. mb26-1m OR EE PLEASANT UN‘UR- nished rooms, suitabie for light houseceey ing: cars and mugket Terms reas nuble. God — wphste {OR EENT-SUITE OF FINE ROOMS, WELL furnished: together or separately; choice location: {able board: private family: moderate rates: 138% 15th 3s. OOM APRIL, “ANTI Wi family of three: D— THRE ANTE WwW Ht 1O.h be nw, and 2d Sc. aparsie best refe ws cED~ rooms on sai west of 10th and TW. PHREE Of FC ¢. floor STED-BY wsished_ Rooms, ou Wis housex sophie, 1th ‘State price. 7 furnished Hooms, on first or second floor, ering reasonable: state price; rite ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF anor. Pe Orch of Fists, COMMUNICA ‘oom, Suitable for light housekeeping, between a ‘Adaress i. LS, Star olice. tar off i RU: er medinum-sized house aw. state terms, ADULTS, oms, on the second nets required aud jee. aiktt® RNISHED ‘Ad- e Htoor, for light Must be between Fund K aud Sth and Address Box 117, Star oifice, t Houses, VIO and O21 O meme: ae modens im- provements Also, three Louses eit abia st; six rooms: bath, hot wate Ke in advance. Six room Brick House, per month: Key at B20 B st, Gull at Dis oth st we fo fcuk “mnnsi-1m ” oF Pa ences. Address Bux 27, Star office. ‘OR LARGE, HANDSOME OM a ~ yon hished Rooms, single Or commonicating, suitable J ANTED-ROOM, FROM 20TH APRIL, FOR | for Jongressmen; very desirable lycatlon: two lines of Six months; a room not tess than 16 feet suares | Cary “ISO Ht st mw, batlelwe var Land 16th st, (OF storage of furniture, Addre: HS, Staromen ee apb-3t* Fe z ICELY FURNISHED Tae : RIO HGF OWS a single or en suite, in a very small private family: Tooms, convenient to Treasury, furnished or wu isl “Rent not over S18, by the year. Address, Ok RENT—1021 DSOMELY FUR- Sirs Havens Third Auditor's Office.” apg-ite ished ftooms, on dist and second #oor: oF would 1 unfurnished, to permanent ments and tn imi k ITHOF NICELY FURNISHED Roums, on second tloor, with open fires. 606 133th St nw. POR RENT— parties: near depai lace vicinity Of, Arlington Hotel | iG A NICELY-FUR Story Hoot, large, light aud cheerful, in a well kept private house; for one or two xeutlemen. $15 in winter: $12 B23 Cet nw. mb2-zwe NDSOMELY FURNISHED | ingie or en suite, moderate prices. 730 | between G and” H. mio-1m | on O st., bet’ Sth ‘ANT? built: House, of nine 'to el W. We ry ‘Treasury ‘a house with rellable Third Auditor's O1 ‘TED—BY A Wid ANTED—A FURNISH Ww ‘eription and lowest price. z location aud Feat, RELIABLE TO PURCHASE, Bay Window {iouse, ty desitable Tent not to exceed Pleasaot, Address G. A. WHITAKER, aa ie even rooms. MEDIC pariy. yreferenccs, Address Mrs. E, R,. star office. D, SMALL HOU: (Gieh stable on premises) for the summer at Mt. Address Box 2 ‘Star office: D ality north: $1,500 cash; balance 6 per ‘Adaress “PODEX.” MALL HOUSE, SSIBLE TO. preaieiere 2; oF would CoE Address Mrs. apse ) HER hter, # House to care for during the sum- and 6th sisn.w. Apply DUFFY'S Grocers, cost 4th and K sts. h. Ww apo OR REN WELL-ESTABLISHED STORE stable also. 1002 18th stn. ply at 1000 Ista'st. ce apps" | POOR RENT—<TORE G01 = Panis oritien rent $20.8 month. appiy to W. C JOH ANTED—TO REI THE NORTHWES. | Son’ vis asie ee Bhlex Tonge eonuining 12 "or 14 rooms. Address, ELE o [ions in the Wal-er Building. 1008 snd 1010 ww from $10 per ea wards, ror third floors: oe iocation in city. How t0 pe also Room secor st nr wysalso.a forty-acre Parma in Virginia, two autles from BNR ‘Bridge: will be rented at low ‘rate by the year. DA’ HOWER&SON, 1115 Fst. ap iE ROOM OVER Mertz's drag store, co 7 ‘Apply to J. C. COOK, ANTE! respectable Only owners, giv! Tuwest price, Wi Star o! SMALL GROOM HOUsE— io neighuorhoudy about $1,600 cash, sees and umes sas ofa Pcie attention. tox 10 FOR RENT-THREE FINE OFFICE ROOMS, Pinigor Fac nw, JOHN SHEKMAN eC ROPES Mt i ICE Rooms will find same first floor and first-class io- Hoskins’ ANTED—To EXCHAD We ita ee a a ‘Ou good Feal estate sec y Hocommissions. Address C. B, C., Star of WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ED-TO BUY—A GOOD HORSE, HAR- PRL rn paar famiiy use; must be w bargain, rocery, Mt Pleasant. Address W. W éhange Rar Oil or Gus Stoves for soe GUT LEIS, S3T 3th, near K. smoky chime K, | POR RENT— AND $4,000 | hes cation at 61S Fst uw. Heat, yas and janitor ser- A BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL- Wright Shop ata low figure to a sober, in ‘ustricus man, ‘of work in the neighbor..ood to be had. Aildtes GEO H. BUSNELL, Up. ae {OR RENT—TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY— the upper portion, or the sash, door, blind and moulding department’ of a large mill, on Obio ave., Between Ldthand 13th sta” Steain power farniched: Wa. R. McLEAN, mh271m 13th and Bats. mtv, ‘ANT 8. CAY WOOD, Star office. Wa; <TED-NOT TO RUE ol Lamp ahd the 400 test Seoul Stoves. "BOC. 10 © kal ae TED—10,000 SUI cailed for and delivered. “'mbz6-3ma LANE: Eaves ANTE! aa f Bee gi SpA SHCOND-1TA! ize and price. Address A, dingood orger give size and price. “Address NTED—TO BUY A MILK ROUTE, HORSE, Weegee and eats" adres 6. MONT DOLLAR PER SUIT ‘D urity OU. h st. n. w. APE; MUST BE AM., Star office. Py a Es using poor lights, 1y One ese or a“ JOR RENT-MASONIC HALL, OTH AND F ‘sts.—This hall can be rented for Concerts, Lectures: and Cinb Parties on very moderate terms.” Call and Inset the place before you make your engagenents mh27-1m. LOST AND FOUND. OST-ON THE 3D INST. IN CENTER MAR- Ket, Locket Monogram, W. RT. A Mberal ward will be paid iflettat 207 Tih st nw. dw LOTHES TO | 7 OsT-LARGE MALE CAT; WHITE BODY Goods | 4 gray tall Jeg partly gray, and one gra PRINCE, 1000 F et. Toward at 223 diy st sw. apo FANTED—10, SUITS OF CLOTHES TO “eas Hostal sok will cal for heme, A a uF venhesm PRINCE, 1000 F st, "ANTED — PRIMARY AND ADVANCED Waxes {nGhorthandand Penmanship, by a sto- nographer, 6 to 1Woclock p.m. Address MISCEi- US, House of Representatives, or the Colum- hool. ‘im* ) — UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS. mattrasses renovated; loose covers cut and rtect fit, Cabinet repairing. C. C HALL, ‘m32-im* ‘mb: Lost APRit 3 A LADIES GOLD WAtCH, jwith fob-chain; ‘monogram RS. on outside of ease, J Aperal reward if returned to 1516 12th st. nw. OST—$4 REWARD FOR RETURN TO STAR La ofa palr of Gold Cuff Buttons, lost Thurs day night." Initiale, K. psn peeeekani: ons FEMALE PUP—BKOWN ‘and white; had on velvet collar, and tag No. 6061. A suitable reward if returned to J.G. JUD! 14th sty extended. po OST—A SMALL GOLD ANCHOR. SUITABLE Littman irretumned to Di Fst ws vapoae ‘TED — SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, REED Gaur been Aen Furniture, Stoves: SER eintke oP rte ow. minds Waren ‘OST—LAST NIGHT AT ALBAUGH'S OPERA f teow Chesile leaning or ‘froma indy's a ‘Ander will be rewarded on return of sae AE ERE-OU OU ABD AUER pOUuRG | tte Oe ates ree ena - nu : ND fockaring “Jeweler, 606 7th st, opposite tte Patent olice, {celock a small gold ee eee sp3_ SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND D STREETS, zanio-imy TNOwe Fa ELECTRIC Farad on Sapaae, rewacdif rewurned to Col On Baws S25 Weer it teen ieee ae C Ue 8 LM Eientteme facies |. PROPOSALS, Srriry ren. ‘end {0 ‘Sirs De GABRIEL. 7 eee tse st mb9-lm* pee FOR FRESH BEEF. i SPRING OVERCOATS ANTED — WATER — WATER — WATER— | 1 Orrick 4 CS, Wasurnoron teen ee OCCUPY SPECIAL WANTS MOPEAT. of 414 wit aws3e.84 cas rar watmceaeiian PY BPI ATTENTION TODAY. | gpevaiat in dl hua conditions, with a copy this adverusemen Siendeatar aut | Soon, on Thu ae ieeecet Se soc at ee ae a ED—00. ant! ‘OF DEEDS 3 epened ia must ‘you of our de- odioe from 9 & m. 605 p.m. raked. ‘post, for Issues to troops inerest the fiscal rmination, act to be surpassed and the low | ED = NEWEY | OFES Lar | Sumenniog 2 ata the cn sore ‘caee Prices we ask an equal determination nottobe | WANTED | NUWEY 4 ‘2014 [Bee anit oe Be. nasa Past a aso the eat wns, eis a a oe oe are inv eealed scaled envelopes ‘Will you call and look at our garments to- od “Give us Sproposalp for “Beef,” and. tO day? —_ naan rigned. Hie government reser ees fo reject any or all proposals. Blank | (i BAAS Eh of rs Waar, fs Poe phe | Geraia. ny a coe aa willbe paid. Adare’. BAUM, ee | SG Wick PRATT, IA Lt. ROM. 84 Art, ACK NOAH WALKER 4 ca, ‘mb17&18@ap5.6,14615-64 Nevo brckdematecarst NEW SPRING STOCK. _ Dees Sons NatoRae MINERAL WATER: W. 8 TERL, FOR HIRE Telepoueats, ual 1010 F street, | aps 985 Pennsyivanis svenue teaerceacu mate 4 JOR RENT—1 stories, 8 roo Ke: key at 15 ta, ali'modern tinywovergents sisbler rent, $42.50. KH. WARNER 00. 816 Fst apse RIOR RENT—B050 D0MS, MOD- ern conveniences: wry $80 Der month. AS, Mapt DIFF st a NOK RENT—2402 PENN. new three-story and basement brick house, with all improvements; rent $40.50. BH. WAR- CO., 918 F stn. : A NUMBER OF NEW SDX-1K00M | brick houses, with all Improvements, on Defrers Sireet. sent $20 each. BH. WARNER & CO.. 916 AVE. NW, A NEAT, Fst. nw. aps-3tr rok BE ERFORD, 1137-41 5th nw. WU st&2dn.w.830 2636 16th st mw, 7h , bet. Taud U nw. 13 ap33* $9 per month: key at big Tui st (hind dour norte.) 4A PIE 1428 New York ave, WOR RENT-1: located’ twostory Frame House, with 7 roo! rent $27.50 without stable, BM, WARNER € CC 916 F st. n.w ‘aps JOR RENT—DEST with 11 rooms. all. modern Windows, &e., 1714 12th stn. WAKNER & CO., 916 F st. n.w. ‘520 South Caro.av., ‘cor Gth, Sr., stable...$4 1821 CORCORAN ST, NEAR L desirable House: moderate rent; possession May "Ist, 19b6, AKTHUR “I. BRICE, S14 ot apm TN. Ws ALL CON. vuse fronts on Judiciary Square 1 location. WAGGAMAN, 917 F st. n. w. OR RENT—TEN-KOON FRAME DWELL | Stable, and large grounds, well of excelient wuer, on 13U) Sc, Columbia Heisbts; $25, 401 D st. nes new two-story Brick, six ucts, ‘aid modern impirove- ments; $29. SWORMSTEDI & BRADLEY, #27 F ap2it ROOM BRE pith st aes Apply to ie 452 Louisiana 4 POR RENT House on Helg ‘One 6-rootu: all m. Grgomt; S13. Flais on 1 BUSINESS PLACE. CORNER 3D and Marslandave 3.¢.witn Sr. oms,cellar,stabie, Ke., $40. Also, new. Bric " rooms, | ged ALBERT JOR RE} - SSTORY Brick 1 ug. 8 FoomS, MMOd. haps: 3 ape-ote DOR RENT Sk. &s.W, w Per Mo. | N. PIStst. Se, £06 17th st., 11 Ts... BEeoridtudsCav.nels | 408 La, ave, 3d fr is only a small portion of property on my books. For full lis: eall at office for bulletin Issued on the Isi and 15th. [ap2}- THOS. WAGGAMAN 1226 13th, 10r...$65.50 617 20th st..7 To1bSts ee sIF 0 3 2402 'Pa.ay.,10r8......50 825 ‘Stablerear 1115 15th... “St 2 | WESCOTT & “WILCOX, 1907 jvamia evesnw, 7 VLE.» ROOMS, WITH F stivie. $30; ove eeutrai all insps, $28.00: new of Grove a $1250 and Gil. A MCINTIRE, IS Fst pi-B 7] ENT—¢ ROOM HOUSE WITH HALL, 1826 Boundary st. n. w; recently edad put, in pericctorder. For parcictlare abd kes ‘apply’ 6 Fst. 20M HOUSE, MOD. IMPS, ATLEY BROS. coriier 7th st and mh3i-oe NT- Apply to With Rhode Isiand ave, u.w. Ea. er --$30)/216 4th st. a,c. Sr... $35 cf = ae. 932 Rest nw. Th ane Rear 913 6 houses on bounher pee 13th and 14th ne. new, 4 rooms, bri cach, ek. SWOUMSTEDT & BRADLEY, a 927 F st iw. {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— £50) 1836 14th ot ee) Asc aa ia pet 12th and 1 sth Baeey $e t80), apz-at” | f DOR RE! ™ ER 1Oos S02 Ist st nw aps od fi 0. foe, 0 bs Soot ing Pm: wail “t 70) ‘On, feet: sew Choice Lots on the high grou Aud jut Dorth of Goundars city | Xt 2s | suber ume Ey on Eis, I ihe bi 1 mh! plac: CA Wash al cr Tous nw. i N ‘ap C Riso. SoD XN $67 FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penn.ave. nw. — HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED Feet ENT—3033 N ST. GEORGETO WA Figreands tenttit ieas cove to both ineutrect house contgins 12 ‘rooms, modern improve- meow C. GREEN, 303 7th st nw. mbs0-l0s R RENT STORE AND DWELLING IN AN- Jocation one uf tbe best. ISWOLD, Anacostia, D.C Peta ‘RENT-BY R 0. HOLTZMAN. 41 Pa ev. near} low rent oes RUSTIN P BROWN, mh20-1m 1426 F st. tw. Moers Fates, _mbé-Lip Mixr Oth st ext POR RENT—BY & HM. WALKER, oso jana ave. Bw. . 5 rooms, water and gas, $20 rooms aod water: 81 Ree BENT 1 Averoom House. mh20-1m, ap 5-3t, est on the tuvestan ‘New Hampshire ave., 1 square foo', taken at a ret Washington fur reuts between 12th square 47 tect front ¢ ices: water. ga nih) sville, Md. ception of Burkettsville, Ma. J. WAU “LL CLASSES D ‘acted thorough WASHINGTON DF Thy ous and answers om all suijccis mh1S-1m “JUSTH's Oid Stand,” 619 3300.5: ‘ Miwon tive per cen an er cent. ONEY Terest; commissious only” 01 Luis New M ‘ONEY. ‘Money avaliable at « Mi Gites, at sega rates _ hsm FOR RENT—HOUSES. 40 24th st. wr $25.50 Someta wid st. Ww. OF. Koen ot ne Seas Cap st, nee vended, a RS ca YWOUD, cor avis ig, store nul, 203 a. ave Ne. Uwe xtures, best stant for the shoe trace on B19 Cat, a.w., 16 rooms, & 1D. LB saz kt IN ANACOSTIA— p OR RENT 800 FOR SAS 3 new modern seven-room Houses, with large frowt ISWOLD, ostia, 1 FOR SALE—LOTS. SALE—1 INE. LOT, 7 ok Apply to ST, NEAR 7x80, Vern OOO jee! fronts BS.000. two lols Tw., SLI per h Vermont ave. a on’ 14th, ueak W xt diag Dots fronting on af Lowa Circle, wich brick dwelling, s-u00. oT A ply C20K, cor. Pana TIth sts. now SALE—A PLAT OF GROUND #0 BY 74 feet, on a corner; suitable for smail houses HUPIV& SER, 13ch aud F ste now, —ONE OF THE MOST DISIKARL® ing sites in the city. Corner 16th strect a Clrele. 40 R front, _ 8p St 1303 F St. w POR SALE—THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 15th st, and Khode Island ave... One of tie chow est locations in town. Call for plat. w Rk SALE 7.400 will ou at ice xround with, THK & WINER, Promptly this 4.500 obidlngs Mere, Hay i SALE—A VERY F Fig Betreen asin $1.28 pee toot. feral Meridia FUL nd 10th sts, lot 42xka5 very cheap, A PL FARDON, 1326 F NDCCHMENTS © WiLL BULL ae. ApSSt corn 2.8 SALE—POUR LOTS, 214100 FT. PACA, ON iti st.nw. | STEIGER & LinBhK ANN ApS Fat R SALE-THE ONLY TWO REM \INING ween Lith ana Lath S00 each, STEAL | hua a nicely. faruished. Trout rosa oa te feat’ foor, | Modean timprovenents, curner ib aod ste, tue BADE. ote | | Which she would rent to a quiet lady or wentleman | @ ire 1248 Gihstenae aps-3i ou TO DO CHASBER- FE i RENT“AT 624 19TH ST NW =| door below Benmasie nia ave, threesiory Brick. | Re Tekithowin 1320 Ta, iit Haaptt nished or unfurnished Pariors, suitable for den- cellar, hail, bath, "large back yard. . . . = Uist or doctor. Also, furnisued rooms at summer | advance. Key at 52s 20th st. VOR SALE-CORNER LOP ON 18TH <1. Ex: prices ‘apis lita "| Brienaet Coico siege 1a. ce 38 (oe hamnenninids, nurse gen | © ST aces poUREE PA REORITAN HAND-oMELY | JPO KENT—4 FURNIRITED MOUSE Warm 1 | P30 = 3 SDEAWe | | rat tones 1S Cath een aneats | couth, Irom June iaees Bevenaeer Abbi argue” | JOG SATE CONNER OT. spat a GIRL TO COOK a — ises, 1446 N st. 9 SiN. MLW. $1,000, square Tne de Lot, same TYLER & ROTH RE ay sH00. stern part u CONAKD & SALE-WEOPFER F SALE hatnplain ave (now being apres 108, {Meridian Hill, at the low price of 1437 Petiusyiy KY DISTALLY hand 18th sts. ; Laat U tet, Sind in Mt Meas aprovementa, Abe J. MER TEM, haw cieven rooms, Teut 865. por month: key at next door irs SN MAMPNON. 2 JOR SAL) TIN NokiHWest tor bu: dwellings: otters near 140 ear Lrewsury and near Pen-ash Long orirade, EA. McIN Tine, 1s aie SALE—THIRTY-POUR PRET PONT BY Wdeep, on the north side of 5, between rice $1.1 PARKER € TOWNSEND, 1415 Fst 53 FELT FRONT ON 51. RET. eB aud Uti sis No amore ground in, be sold PARKER & TOWNSE 141s Fst BET. 127 rained END, s 1418 Ft O8 SALE-SIX SMALL BUILDING Lois, of Swann st. north side, just west of 16th, 17.100, per square foot: exeejtionnl speculative « PER & WIMER, 1428 F st, RK SALE — TWO CHolCk nd Sth, BORG XT bei bo Bae, SALe LOTS ON & 400 nga set on 12uh st, bet. Pa. 2, 1b Fa 2 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING west side of 14th st. nw ly Invi LO Ps rieror Lave. and Land on the high land overlooking the city. near jead of 17th st; a fi 24-2w hance for inventn THO. J. FISHEL onwentent to Government Priit wer, ete eh &' WilsuN, oe F sO WALA 151m * (PURME ‘Giaths”” 5 LY y near urpassed; pure mountain tit, wineral water tah pure wlik aud crea, newly Season begius June Ist. feferetices exe ‘For terms address M. L, HOuLN ILL Bs iu "Middletown Valie iss BRUCE Me y. Md. Refers to George ¥ ton, D.C, and Ovverbridge it Horsey’, “as apr lot PERSONAL. PARTY WH¢ aarked “1. P. will recelwe 883 F st. FOUND THE UM iow by ret TANTED—§200 FOR SIX MONTHS WILL : Aduress madvance fur use of the sane. ee. WILLIAMS & Co, AVE \DIES GOLD WATCH ANIL 6 wil well ticket Cheap. Address 11K aps Quis Send 10 ceuta, VY INSTITUT Southwest corner Sth and K sis nw, ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND pon Us We are now prepared to pay full value for Gluthing.” Address or cal las st nw, cco ____ MONEY ‘TO LOAN. | $1,000, $1,500. 8: IL SERVICE F AMINATIO: AM), $3,000, $5,000, ind other sums to Joan ‘ou real estate. Nodelay. Moderate charges FE. A. MCI N= THRE, 916 F st.” ‘aplon 000 TO LOAN LN ON od real estate security. wurus from S100 up to ans. ain tuissious Inoderate. N.1116 TO LOAN ON REAL RSTa? other security. Any emonet dosibes: ‘Miceused and Bonded ittal bstaie Broker. 1 York ave. ie 10 LOAN ON REAL PSTATE OB FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES at lowest rates of No Gelay where the security is good. GREE ‘Tthst. mew, NKEAL RSTATE SWORMSTEDT & BRAD ONE i SUATE AND ATTENTION A.S. PRATT € SONS, INSURANCE, LOANS AND KLAL P SPATE. mbi7-1m p sor orn et Nw. )Q) 70 LOAN ON tear estates eb perceut on ueas oe pa aeD calls per cones puneeee rte well SOLS BO ES pre York av * pest DNEY TO LOAN TO ARMY AND JAMES E. WAUGH eas Pane, pwards, and 33 F st. nate. ON WASH operty a lowest cur TNS Walnut st Philadephia, OF FROM $1,000 TO 350.000 eatesecurity, at minigun COTTE & WIMER, 1423 Fst. Y¥ 10 LOAN iN SUMS OF NoT Liss at S percent, on Brst-ciase cliy 3. DUR Suterest and JNEY_ TO —— ‘Stualler suis al 6 per cent. ‘KO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and ¥ streets north west, =" oan 2,000 ON REAL ESTATE ‘Sou mj THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. ‘sums to ault, 00 Rea ise ‘sen = ieee 5 sr)