Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1886, Page 4

—_ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON SATURDAY... neeeneeneA PFI 17, 18896, CROSBY S. NOYES. any other daily paper published tu Washingtou, and equal to that ef alt the other daily papers here added together. The project for a national military and naval museum in this efty deserves encouragement. The fact that Washington has already so many ‘Yaluable collections of various sorts is an argu- ment favorable rather than adverse to the multiplication of places for their exhibition. Next in importance to the possession of articles of pubile interest is the obtaining ot quarters adequate for their proper classificalion. Any- thing which fs really of value as an object of historical or scientific study is vastly more use- ful if grouped with other objects of the same class so that the details of likeness and contrast ‘will be manifest at aglance. As it is now, we have thousands of relics, models, ete., scattered through the city In spots where their presence is unknown to many of the persons who would be most profited by them, and which, In their comparative isolation, excite only a languid ‘and passing interest in the minds of the tourists who stumble upon them. Such are the fine old cannon of the earliest history of the country at the navy yard, the trophies of arms now housed in the National Museum, the flags in the ‘War department, the destructive devices in the ordnance museum, ete. Most of these things now occupy valuable space in department buildings already too cramped. If brought together under one roof they would occupy no more than they do at present, and the room they would release would be most welcome to the crowded bureaus. The announcement, moreover, that the fed- eral government had set apart in Washington an appropriate place for the exhibition of martiai relies would solve a doubt that has Yexed a good many minds in all parts of the country since the civil war. Citizens who own quaint firearms, swords and Knives, odd bits of camp furniture picked up by soldiers, spurs, saddles, home-made flags, uniforms of indepen- dent troops, and the like, have been puzzled to know what to do with them. If left to lie about @ private dwelling, there was -a good chance of their being lost or stolen. If pre- sented toa local society, they would be seen by only a handful ot people. If presented or sold to ® professional showman, they would be liable to be mixed up with false relfés or giveu some fabulous association of their own, and, after a ew years’ service ina dusty case, find their way to a junk-shop. But the establish- ment ofa museum under government auspices, devoted exclusively to articles of historical or scientific value connected with the art of war, ‘would provide a refuge for @ mass of material now subject tothe hazards of private owner- ship and unavailable to the historian who could turn them to so excellent account in his work. ‘The expense of such a museum would be trifling as compared with the service to be de- rived from it. It is bound to come oue day, and the sooner it is provided the more valuable it is likely to be. | ————— i Congressmen are interested alike wit te citizens of Washington in having anefiicient Police organization here, and ought therelore to ‘appreciate the force of the request made by the ‘Commissioners for the repeal of the law requir- Ing appointments on the police force to be made from men who have served in the army ornavy of the United States. This piece of special leg islation, passed some twenty years ago, was as usual inflicted upon the District of Columbia by Congressmen who would not dream of crip- pling the police force of their own homes by such restrictions im the field of selection. But whatever might have been the conditions twenty years ago, the fact that all who served in the eivil war are now beyond the age of eligi- bility for police appointment shows the imper- ative need for the repeal of the law. Only active, vigorous young men should be employed. upon a police force to ensure efficiency, and the widest range for the selection of fit men should be given; especially as the appointments are made for life or during good behavior, —<—<—$<$$<—— <a It is satisfactory to learn that Consul General Adamson does not intend tosit quietly by and allow the government of Colombia to outrage Justice in the persons of American journalists ‘without at least a protest. The treatment suf- fered by the Panama Star and Herald was, from all accounts, undeserved, and certainly the contemptuous conduct of the local authorities ‘toward Mr. Adamson was unworthy of civilized diplomatic intercourse. 1t is tobe hoped that the State department will take up the matter in acalm but determined spirit, and press it to the last extremity of reparation or apology. The Monroe doctrine, which forbids the intru- sion of foreign governments upon American shores, might well be amended so as to provide for the enforcement of respectful manners ‘among the semi-savage governments which are already here. —_<—<—< ‘Those sensation-seekers who were half look- ing and wholly hoping for an affray in the streets yesterday, between tho rival proces- sious, were disappointed. Our colored fellow Srasisx Gurrvre Lace Ners SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOK TO PERRY & BROTHER), NED STYLES IN DENTELLE LA! KOIDE ED BLACK CREPE DE. = GRENADINES FOR SPRING WRAPS. BLACK TWISTED SILK HERS ANTES FROM $1 SEWING ‘SILK GRENADINES FROM CELEBRATED BLACK SILK AND Bead” 1,25 TO LUELNS WOOL HERNANIES. NEW BLACK AND CREAM SPANISH GUIPURE RIPGRE. IN CHOICE DESIGNS, “RANGING Er hOx. 1 TO $5 PER YARD. BLACK BEADEDSILE GRENADINES, ¥ ‘cHitNe NOVELTIES IN PURE SILK BLACK VELVET Warrs Dass Goova ‘early every lady looks better when dressed 1m white, which thet is being recognised and so- counts for the increased number of white ‘Greases worn each succeeding season. ‘We might aay we have everything wanted in ‘White Goods, elther plain or figured, and we know our prices cannot be beaten. BLACK AND COLORED CANTON CREPES AND CREPE DE CHINE, “EXCLUSIVE PA TERNS" IN, INDIA AND CHINA SILKS FROM $1 TO $1.50. “EXTRA GOOD V ALUBS" IN, SILKS, F. Norvorx Jacxers THESE GARMENTS STILL RETAIN THEIR POPULARITY AND ARE BEING MADE IN A GREAT MANY STYLES OF Goons, BLUE FLANNEL OR BROWN MIXED FLANNELS ARE THE MOST POPULAR STYLES, BUT WE HAVE THEM IN A VARIETY OF PLAIDS, LARGE AND SMALL. FIRST, WE HAVE THEM FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 14, IN FLANNELS IN SERGES, IN CHEVIOTS, IN CASSIMERES, IN TRI- COTS, IN CORKSCKEWS, IN CORDUROYS, IN FACT IN ALMOST ANY KIND OF Goons. THEN, FOR THE LARGER BOYS, WITH LONG PANTS. WE HAVE THEM WITH PANTS OR JACKETS ONLY. THEN COME THE MEN'S, WITH PANTS OR WITHOUT. THESE ARE THE THINGS FOR GEN- -ERAL UTILITY, AND NO MAN OUGHT TO BE WITHOUT ONE. FOR HOUSE-WEAR THEY ARE THE MOST COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT. E B BARNUM & CO, al7 981 PENN. AVE. Srecuz Suz IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, Lace Curtains, Russian border, twisted thread and tape edge, worth $3.50, $2.60. Lace Curtains, Russian torder, twisted thread and tape edge, worth $4.25, $3.50. Lace Curtains, Gulpure pattern, twisted thread and tape edge, worth $3.00, 32.25. citizens had their parades and their meetings and went home and to bed without giving the Police authorities any more trouble than if factional divisions had never been heard of. Now that it is all over, and they have a whole Year wo look forward to the next 2 ay celebration, they will do well to cast up the losses and gains resulting from their split yes- terday and consider whether it would not be wise to bounce their wrangling aspirants for leadership and have an hurmonious jubilee in 1887, with one big procession, and a review by the President, and all the other incidents ‘which give dignity to such an occasion, —— Now that the Library bill has become a law, Jet the commission lose no time fn negotiating for the site for the building. And, as soon as it 4s ascertained Low much both the designated ‘Squares will cost, let some practical economist introduce @ bill without delay appropriating Money for the purchase of the one the eamsmis+ sion does not choose. One of ane government will have to buy theseesndig dire, nod with tbe handsome new Library bi to beautify the neighborhood. there is no telling what point the price of adjacent real estate will touch. —$_—__——-—__. In view ot alittle controversy which stirred Tennessee to Its political center just twelve ths ago, it is saie to predict that Senator Witiborne will not bother Assistant Secretary Porter with applications for consuiships for his friends and retainers. ee eS Pos ABE BOLDIN 'DINING-KOOM and #1 i separate rooms, with ev IANNING & CO." 1320 Pennsylvania ave. bw. Lace Curtains, Gutpure pattern, twisted thread and tape edge, worth $4.75, $3.65. Portiere Curtains, Roman stripes, worth $3.75, $3.00. Portlere Curtains, Roman stripes, Chenille Dado, ‘Worth $5.00, $3.95. Portiere Curtains, Roman stripes, Chenille Dado, worth $7.00, $5.50, Portiere Curtains, Roman stripes, Chenille Dado, worth $8.00. $6.50, Portiere Curtains, Roman stelpes, Tapestry Dado, ‘worth $10.00, $3.25, es Roman Drapery (for Curtains), worth 25c., 15¢. yard. ‘Madras Drapery (for Curtains),worth ‘e., 12%. yard. Scrim, different stripes, worth 12%gc., Sc. yard. ‘Smyrna Rugs (Door), worth $1.75. $1.40. Smyrna Rogs (Burean), $2.50, $2.18. ‘Hassocks (Brussels), worth 65¢., 49¢. Stassogks (Brussels), worth 75c., 63e. Maw Sik Table Covers, worth $2.50, $1.95. Raw Silk Table Covers, worth $3.25, $2.85. Jute Table Covers, worth $1.35, $1.00. ‘Table Oil Cloth, white and colors, worth 28c., 20c. yd. begscnt eh rene borea and colors, worth 12%gc., Sige. ‘We will also sell our 11-4 White Bed Spreads, worth $1.00, for 75e. Last, but not least, our Patent Spring Roller Shades, with Crescent and Fixtures, complete, 360, ‘gives you an ids idea how work should be slsaw N. ORFOLK Scr F OR Mis! NORFOLK SUITS FOR Boys, NORFOLK SUITS FOR CHILDREN. EISEMAN BROS, MOST POPULAR ‘TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, spss Cor. 7th aud E streets, Seecut Sraso Barcama BRODHEAD & CO., 907 F Street Northwest (Masoule Temple), Now offer the most beautiful line of Seersackers and Ginghams ever sbown. Ginghams de. to 12\e. and Keersuckers $e. to 1646. fur Su-inch sheer and beaut ful goods. Lupin’s Ail-wooi Nun's Velling. 256. Al. Brel fat seme a Ur ek ahah is Some colo Be, woh O30 bem cn pans ane jaseegimmeaareet fread Gloves at Se. and ap 10 104 Sheeting, i ‘Hambere en gp —— _ Zonder ea Sedans dase gin ae wis Ren echt SEREATSE og ieyeee tee NONI apsima BRODHEAD & CU. 907 F st. now. Gentlemen who have not been able to get perfect fitting shirts we wish to saya few wordsto you. We en ft you Sera Sra . ere Simeaseume pare, eo P.&—Particular attention is called to the quality of ‘Holland in these Shades, BAUBRDS. E,srer Oresixa. MADAME J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER, 1107 F STREET N. W. will open a.case of FRENCH BONNETS awp ENGLISH HATS on WEDNESDAY next, April 21st, Imported expressly for Easter Holldays, _m20-1m [AT VERY FEW KNOW 1s the actual value of the TEA and COFFEE which they drink; hence, the numberless gift enterprisesand gambling schemes which fatten upon the tea and coffee trade It is never Christmasthe year round. The FetawinaiSapatat Toot aad mee | Powesaswindle. Superior Teas and Coffees can be purchased of E. M. BURCHARD & BRO, apl7s.méw nee Avenue cor. 69st. PANTS aod PASTS ‘Hostery, Is Ovs Canvamrs Deranncer ‘We never showed such s varied and superb stcok, SOME THINGS WE HAVE: SURAHS, RHA- * DAMES AND GROS GAIN roue roe #0 ‘Tuokings, NB SOvIGH, CREVIUTS AND, NoMprTr ee Werte AeeORTicmer OF EW FERNOH Soares BS sth iawcisat GAEARE SOE aD if erties Sol rats EMBROIDERED BLACK CASHMERE Organdie Checks, Pee an, SILK CHUDDA CASHMERE Lawn Satin Piads, ‘ALL THE LATEST e 1 YE Dotted Swisses, CARRIAGE SHADES, ‘Plain Swisees, fw PLALN F! tie asic onsinec PRICES. ee ae romain) pec Aveson Sacer aoe Established 1840. apl7 ‘Marsetlies, ‘Colored Mulls, 2c, ‘Six years agowe introduced this fabric to the Washington Public, and each succeeding season they have become more popular as evi- enced by their increased sale. ‘They are made trom a fine grade of Egyptian yarns, which are by farthe best obtainable, and bleach better; have a more perfect color; super Jor finish, and launder more besutifully than any other makes, ‘We take pleasure in recommending them to our customers. Prices, 10, 12%, 15,18. 20, 22, 25, 29, 81, 87%, 42 and 46 cents per yard. 48 INCH SWISS LAWNS. ‘This wa fabric introduced by us three years ‘9g0, and which grew so rapidly in public favor that we were hardly able to supply the de- mand last season, ‘This year we imported more largely, ‘and they sre, if possible, superior im both color and finish, and at the prices qaoted (same as before) they are :he best intrinsic value we can possibly offer the trade, taking in consideration their width (48 inches) quality, and the fact that they wear aswell, and launder as handsomely as our India Linens, ‘Three numbers, 25, 29 and 33c, per yard. 83 INCH PERSIAN LAWNS, ‘The most important feature ofthis fabric is its pure color and beautiful finish. We have made comparisons, and know the standing of ‘every other made, and assert that we belleve ‘that this fabricas shown by us has no superior at the prices named, being absolutely the best 1m the market, Prices, 15, 17, 19, 21, 28, 25, 28, 33, 37%, 44 and 50c. per yard. Each number » bargain, ‘This fabric is particularly suitable for gradu ‘ating and commencement dresses, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Recerrox Or Tur Ssvexra REGIMENT! FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS! Parties on the Line of the Procession announced for Monday Night, desirous of participating, can ob- tain Fireworks by leaving thelr orders with us, LARGE STOCK JUST RECEIVED. © W. THORN & CO., apl6-2t 813 and 315 9th street. Scxsume Is Kase. APRIL, THROUGH HER BLUSHES AND TEARS, HER SUNSHINE AND SHOWERS, TELLS US IN SILENT ELOQUENCE MORE RICH THAN WORDS THAT JACK FROST HAS CEASED TO REIGN AND SUNSHINE SHALL BE KING. IT IS LIGH TIME, THEN, TO THINK OF PROVIDING YOUR- SELF AND YOUR BOYS WITH SEASON. ABLE CLOTHING, IF ANY DOUBT EX- 18TS IN YOUR MIND AS TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN FIND CORRECT STYLES IN FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT POPULAR PRICES, VISIT. OUR HOUSE, LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK, NOTE THE PROVISION WE HAVE MADE FOR THE WANTS OF THE 2RES- ENT AND RISING GENERATIONS, COM- PARE OUR PRICES WITH THOSE OF OTHER CLOTHING HOUSES,ESPECIALLY OF THOSE WHO CLAIM TO HAVE ALL ‘THE ADVANTAGES AND VIRTUES AND NONE OF THE FAILINGS AND DRA W- BACKS OF ORDINARY MORTALS, AND THEN YOUCAN EASILY DEUIDE WHERE, IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO PLACE YOUR ORDERS, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND DSTS, J.M. GRADY, Mawscmn (ALL BLUE SIGNS.) apie Exexomznz Posoze Dnazssxs, ‘Made of Finest Quality CHINA PONGEE, 5% Em brodery, and 14 yardsof plain material, which ‘will be ample for any dress, These arenew styles, and have been embroidered ex- presaly for usin Silk and Chenille. BLACK SATIN SURAH OR MERVED munaluy & Bonbon ious the bet Cra ara SX EJFTON MILLS SURAH SILK at $1.00; worth oft Daphne CODY BLAOK STL, at eraden ED GRENADINE and BEADED PANELS ASHTALE DRL ArDO, 0 noes wide al wel, bea BLACI 1oBLACK GUODs of every description, trom the best BLACK WOOL LACE, BLACK TAPE LACE. NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS GOODS, NOTICE. yuan see Sepere, sock PERC sods Wand ‘comparison of prices correct: tou pees which we lew York and Bos- ‘Drees &hirta, fed or Plain Pa favey ee price $1, *Bahuts Royal Price 80c. Yook welt Se welt under gmigh al Tne new etior imitating | Sk Lined, Knot or Fut Pus, sas Nice Festina beara aoe pene S80 5 x os WHITRand CARDINAL @mawra | ete Windsor scart all colors and desigaat Pe AA emai) Orr gine iit Hone, fall regular unbleached or fi Lapa a PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS eats HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY. Half Hose. eRe RRS Be MS Pn a wae SOLER eal ous ‘pasex, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & some, GED H.BoThe Bet athe Chenpe, ala pgp ge amceaudwik sallleeeis apSata Cor. 7th and K streets, ee Poms Op Wee | mee eat 1 Ppearsnan nna ‘a we meapor- | 980. ¢ 980.5 aid Son Canes, 2.00 ‘Umbrellas, $2.76 for Gen Th ent Bares, | age Novzerms For Easter ‘ ar THE PALaIs ROYAL So Hl Se vy VE o ‘The latest English creze, and the prevailing style in ‘New York, are Kid Gloves, embroidered and bound in contrasting colors, such as black with tan, black with red. brown with light tau, ete. They come in 4-but- tons, and the price is $1.75, warranted in every re- SPECIAL LOT ‘Undressed Mousquetaire Kid Gloves—Tans, 6-button, ‘75e.; S-button, SOc. Just haif usual price for this quality. 7 EMBROIDERIES. “GS i EMBROIDERIES.“@@ s@-EMBROIDERIES “©. i EMBROIDERIES. “Ga s@-EMBROIDERIES-@8. You are invited to inspect the new and chotce terns of Colored Embrolieriesiy Fiouncings gkirtfows and all-over to match, Swiss, Cambric_ and Nainsoo Embroideries. in new and beautiful designs, and at prices waprecedentedly low. NN NEEE COCK KW W WEEE A ee Te RE SOR x WWwweE AA R RANE Oo one Wwww Eo Ass ek Bi NnEge Qooe “& W'"W Eeea“Sh E RUFFLINGS are a on specialty of the Palais Royal. ie eee es ‘the best erie and New Foek prlocs uaraateod: "Paster Noveltice—CREEE with looy vod Ribbon in orange and black, grenge and. white, white, blue. and white, ELATTED RUFFLINGS. with Risbon edge in all colors; Double-fold Ruflings, in orange and sil- Ver, cardiaal and silver, sky-blue and silver, cream and sitver. - Bolting-Cloth, Canvas, Crepe Lisss, Crepe de Chine and Silver Cahvas Rufings, in how ad beautiful designs. COLLARS AND CUFFS. Ladies’ Clerical Collars, 3-pli for 25c.; wil: be sold until Tuesday, April 20th, for 4 for 2¢. Linen Cuffs, 3-ply, reduced from 1234 to 10¢. @ pair until April 20th. | Novelty Collaring is sold by" the yard, and ean be used for Collars and Cuff, 130. "Novelties for Easter in French Collars and Cuts, new designs and colorings, the regular price is 3 4@7 HANDKERCHIEFS,-@8. a HANDKERCHIFFS.@@, aa HANDKEKCHIEFS.“@8, aa HANDKERCHIEFS.“@8, Aa HANDKERCHIEFS.“@@ covery, fine Pure Tinen. Hi oa sata | | plist gr colored, to the’ ustial 2 for 25e! ° ° 0? ee-FEATHERS “EB 27 RIBBONS. "@8 A TRINMIN Genuine French Flowers, beautiful bunches, at 68e.; 5,000 to select from. OSTRICH FEATHER TIPS, 3 in bu eal very vest quailty: 30e. a bandh, wort RIBEC Matilig Gblore UPlooe edge’ ash lbboas, aud other novelties ch, warran DRESS TRIMMINGS. Lately received new styles of Hussar Loop, Beaded Edging “Ornament Gimp. “Moss Avimmiings Low | prices for newest and best goods, 1. ww Www ww NEW ST Silver Lace Pins, Gold cK JUST ARRIVED. ed Lace Pins, Oxia: Buttons, Rhine Stone Collar Studs 1 13, € Easter Novelties, new and beautiful designs, at ab- surdly low prices. 4a K1D PURSE AUSATIEEN FANS, 390. A@-“OPERA” SATCHELS, 25¢. MENT COMPRISES THIS E Err AA RRI P AAR Easter wilt soon be here, and will your costume be complete without a Parasol ? Certainly, you will not do yourself justice if you pur- chase without looking through the Palais Royal's stock. Polite and prompt attention: and you will not be asked or expected to buy. If every lady who looks at Our new stock bousht a Parasol we would s:1t 1,000 aday. Ifyou desire to inv + $1.25, $2.50, $3.75, $4.08, or any amount upto $25, fora Parasol, we think the Palais Royal can give best value im this city. aon Sg HT FER RRR ¥ ¥ HHookS t BE RR YY HHH O 0 “sss 1 EE RRR YY HHOO, 3S 1 E RR Y w u Hoo Se 0 kee RE OY Of From among the many novelties purchased express" ly for Faster we name the following astounding bar gains: Black d Colored Lisle Thread Hose. white feet: ompetitors’ price lai Royal price 21e. English {10se, ull col ely und tos: ‘ompe itors' rally Koval price 1¢. Black ard Colored Hove, sp ic feet, camaver Weight: he neampeitons pi Palas Popa price Ste ic Hose, Panay Atodles. ies split feet BU Gompelliors’ price $1 oe Pulet Royal price 98e. CHILDREN'S Hose—Derby Hib, all colors Competitors’ price Zoes Paiats itoyal price 22c. INFANT~' Socks In Cashmere Wool Silk, Lisle ‘Thread, all colors atid Faney Designs,fren 20e. tos2, SELLING FOR CASH ONLY ENABLES THE PALAIS ROYAL TO SELL CONSIDERABLY UNDER ITS COMPETITORS’ PRICES 9e., Palais P Difference in prices as quoted above will bear the strictest investigation. A COOL UNDERWEAR“@a. sar-COOL sa7-COOL a-COOL, #a-COOL, Ladies’ India Gauze Vests, all styles, including sleeveless Bodices, only 24¢. Jadies’ Super India Gauze Bodices 35c.. or 3 for §1. f Bal. Vests, three styles, only 48c y Buk’ Bodices or Corset Cov DERW UNDERWEAR~@a all Galorsonly oa ‘GGG BICYCLE, TRAVELING, BOATING AND NEG- LIGE SHIRTS. [ATERIA " S—English Cashmere, E ‘ish Fiann MATEjeviot and oticr taney all wool mitarea COLORS—English Tan, Navy Blue, White, ‘Court Gray, Slate, bilver Gray, ‘Baige, Brown, Dack Brown, Garnet, STYLES—Laced Fronts, Pluited Fronts, PlainFronts, ‘Buttons or Studs. PRICES $1.35, 91.65, $2.25, $2.48, 92.68. Boys! for iif BEM ARS —The Palais Royal would fovita, men interested in boating, bicycling, and th Sew seks Any style. or color ait se made to order in any material. Mode, ‘Havana tle. ‘#9 Faster Novelties in Handkerchiefs, Brora | W. } to assi WANTED-—SITUATIONS. FOR , RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES, ANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF FAP AD af lait Fe. Bie in tmwensent "Alas, a iady of of geod | smal See Wat ngulre at Ingleside. Me Pleasnct TOM" | cheapiyt Apply, WaTensy BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG amatt Rimi. “Aadrew A, eater ‘office. ae Wa ‘STEADY MII DLE-AGED MAN, ite Sarwan or winers teonke ‘ANTED-A MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS Putting upawnings Apply at 434 Oth st n.w.* ARTED-A 3 BOY TO WASH 3 Ww wages $3 per week. F. H. FINLEY, ences Address Box roa QRTED_BY A LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS ing, to be. writer or er 000 Ou st LES 206 Bt WASTED, Al SALESMAN, TO TeRDDOCE imenta, pay. ee el Room 10,903 Tih st nw. ‘A RESPECTALE WHITE samif. Apply st 300 1st ste ee SPS "To such, we offer per ‘equires Waren sats aii SoPRERE Referenice required. ANTED-GIRE, TO DO ‘and assis 1457 Sst nw, in care of children: oF ironing: guod wagesto Teliaisgiel bringreferencet it servant BS, Ep. ep] 7-si* GER HOSE ee Wiese iuice ca FOR COOKS, 3a i ir Bareau, 207 st nw. others ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO HELP IN a Ws . CHAS. KARSCH, 1400 Pa. ladies maida, housekeepers references ‘This and other cities abd Country, PRICE @ BURNHAM, 682 Fst. Rew. aplT-ae® ave, nw, Ite R RENT— grounds, New. orn imp, 635 Na nies $40 Te frame Hi aed oo 1128 frame itouse, =. dail, water, House. 10 mod. tm) ork ave and 4th sin mndora tp 18a ee eae BAe Te Ory frame House, Give foome, water, 1900 seers et ome Sve rooms, hall,224 R and basement fame Hoose, @ roma, Teeny menses hee = peed 7321 Sth stn w. re foomn water, samesory brick He Tooma,water,1144 New spivdt. "Hy CHAS & SHREVE, 1125 “msn. ‘Two-stor, Two-story brick Houses fou SW Asien A, ChERK gentleman, who writes a docopying and plain writing. trom 9 to 3.0" ‘Address ih daily. experience, ete. B etc., Box 161, Star office. NTED-THREE FIRSTCLASS PANTS makers: no others need Room 1: ae EITHER LADY OR i Ga SITUATION, BY A BOY 15 ‘Years old as errand boy or {n an office or work Sora 0 10 5 Ocoee inastore Felerences given. Apply 819 Sth st. Eager HOUSES 1205 AND 1307, 20TH ‘Rew: eight roots: concreted cellar, and per mouth each CHARLES W. HAND Wasa ‘STRONG WOMAN WITH a Teference at 506 13th st. n.w. ing. Apply this even | vanta im any capacity, white reer. "ANTED—BOY, 14 OR 16 writer; wages $3. Address J. R., Star office. 1t¢ ‘and colared, wit! Sit your orders. EH. DICK, 517 7th st. n.w_ YEARS OLD; GOOD Was MAN TO We Apply at SMITH’S. 314 9h st. wax ED-PLACES | FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, ORK ON A FARM. lady's maids. “cooks, 1S, nurses, Wis ‘A WHITE WOMAN FORGENERAL housework. Cal 1188 "ANTED—A CO) ‘and. laundress in a small fam! home and good wages. Address Box ApL7-2e eae | O21 7 own hand, stating wages expected, | °-© oF arr st ie ‘ANTED_X COACHMAN'S PLACE: UNDER- OR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE WITH 11 wena sands care of, horses, harness aod ‘carr Foome, wi ‘t th all modern conveniences, fOr 860 per ‘where: best of reference, Inqu! ma Ju vember. App apply. 624 10th stn. | Est nw. mpioSie | loca, 1430'S micckecramme cen |. a ‘ANTED—KNOWN—NATIONAL LABOR BU- OR RENT—1790 DE © -ST_WILt, BE Feau_eneages only rallabie and. competent ne. | Frente rsintcd trom: May tat to" October Ath Every convenience: most desirable summer residence: terms moderate. Apply on premises. ent, $43 per month. 'G. C PAY ANTED-A NIGHT W. Wortcehrciing: white persou prefertea. “Ad AND Was ‘Emp. Bureau, 926 ia ‘$10 to $20; chambermalds, nurses, gen- gral workers. scrub and ‘kitchen girls, méu cooks. 8. raeaae ent cee annie “Wes | Sis AE ee oa I ee ol [a shi DORE & CO. ‘apld-2we OR RENT— 317 MISSOU. Sommare_—evitnr Bonk io te eORSTEDE <BR. WOMAN 78 Keak ciyapragset|___WANTED-—ROOMS. i inelicbestecresint ae | serena WANTED: iE PORANT Bes pee TW ANTEDIRY A LaDy IN OFFICE, A PLEAS- Fs crs furnished, of Ademarat Shofeldt, ; TASER Tae | Wie San we ae EO Aue | ane board sonable. Address “HOME COMFORTS,” Star ofice® ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE one of two faraished Rooms in the northwest t ; terms must be moderate. Address, terms, locaiton, &c.,G. W. B,Star office, 1t© ‘ANTED—A SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED ress apl73te ‘COLORED aN ero stat Fost. nw. apl7-6te ‘ANTED-MALE AND W chambermaids. nurses, general workers city: Grooxiyn, other cities 7pm. PRICE & BURN . general workers, Balt, Phila, N. Y., 2 Fst mw. Hours am. front room and board for a lady. with amall pri- SEaTALE<coOmE: | Yate uml agulet house detredy sca lowest teria ‘adress L- Stat off this Wy ANTED—BY zt SINGLE GENTII aaa a apl7-2w® sized cheerfully located unfurnished Room ‘ANTED—A CLERK WI IW atnaorstinds the prosecutign of peta'on ciatma e teria ty of Vermont ave.and T st. nw. Address office, stating price. HO THOROUGHLY ent. State salary ‘and uddress CON- ‘ANTED—ON MAY 187, BY GENTLEMAN, FIDENT Biar omtce tT Teeues pie W fife and chtia two Furnished Connecting | oams WASTED SA vee GIR STO EDO GEN: | aguree eee eee ee meena ‘eral houseworl a ences required, ‘2 small fusnllyy good refer: Md. ae p16-3t4 7 ANTED-—BY A LADY IN OFFICE. A PLEAS : ant Tunm, With good board, ins private famis: WEAXTED-A, SALESMAN OR CLERK OF | serorence given aud ‘required, “Agdreas A ie wtai ond address, to work for the Clerks! Early Clow. 5 in s teficial Association, Apply to WM. H. a = wind 400 wast =D—A WHITE GF Ese ie nu! L, AS CHAMBER- ANTED—ROOM WITH BOARD FOR A MAN ‘and wife in private family: within 15 minutes’ Rialk of P.O. D.: permanent It sulted. Addres, stat- ing terms, L. E. Star office. mpl T 2s WANTED SY MAY IST TWO EADIES IN department will pay $15 for third floor, untur nished, with use of parior, in northwest part of city; Fefererices exchanged. Address Box 2, Star ofice, 17-3 W ANTED_BY TWO LADIES TWO OR THREE unfurnished or partly furnished rooms for very. Oth st. apiG-Se Tented fora tetm of three years from May Ask, “The house has a south and. east fromace, being at the northwest corner of De bales and 1th ata. cos {ains ten room two. bath rooms and every conve. lence ani in im compleve. order, utr can be gotten Tor {he time named. by a amat and'careful family. forthe low rental of “$100 per" month. Cards of naiission Sees FITCH, Fox @ BnowN, een FSrRem eras : Clowets: ba erry aid vai matte ee eee <D BASE vatries and Is, Develled led vestibale and earths cathedral glass in vestibule doors ‘and Uransoms; com ine cular. located in yicinity of Dupont Circle. TYLER & RUTHER FORD, 1226 Fst. nw. al 7-ite Fe RENT THREPSTORY BRICK HOUSE, hey 7 tt Tent, $18.35 in advance: water; at sto: and ‘owner's, 1236 N st. nw. PoRRST Taig ZIST ST. NW. THRER-STORY. Brick with bacl ‘rooms: pric in advance. Keys at 728.6 piste OR Ri Be 14TH ST, DFSIRABLE & brick house; mod. imps.; eight rooms, bath, ‘cellar and nt moderate. “ApDIY 16 api rate ULKE, 411 18thst nw. DUSE ON Capliol HiLS23: ome In norihwest-with stable&cy $27.66; all improvements smalter shes at $12 90. 7-6 TA. MCINTIRE, B18 F st HOUSE 807 0 Wo SIX light housexceping; second floor; southern exposure; | A roomsand bath room; rent $25 a month in ad- central locality, Address W. B. Z., Siar office. TBDee: possession given May Ton ply next door, 809) o aplTsee = Mi W aittaster toi Sacmictes in oven oftces etal WiltiaMes SURELY (CH, 485 "Uh ath. Ww. up sualza: ofiee open til 6 situations guaranteed ANT sell. an ‘A FEW GooD article of merit, Ww Call Monday April 10uh, between 10 mam and 4 Rtvom 38, Corcoran Bulldicg, Lota st. and Pennsy hia ave. = POSITION WANTED--HOUSES. JANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY CARE OF nished house for summer: can make herself yemt references. Address M. D., Star office, 1t® wi mpid-26 MEN OF PUSH TO OR RENT— Fiver m Brick, all modern improvements....$20 Sixroom Brick use WwW -MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN and wife will take charge of house for Season for ary leaving clty. City references. Address WAL- | $1 required to begin. | | Mueit, star office. ae | ie OF M3 —THE WV ANTED-BY TWO LADIES, WHO CAN rs ails paper. A vigorous wrter | WW furaish bear or reterencae Gesite spate wanted. nat 0: brats aud experience, | of @ouse, for the summer. commencing May Ist Address stu log exe, expecicnee, and eltibg reierence, | Address “RESPONSIBLE.” Star offices 1 Cou 2 0, Hox G72, New Yor years experience. expected, &e, DIEU Wise derstanding incourses, Also, x thorouzh, ne ull his duties, ana a fore 10.30 am, at 1414 Hi st. RFANTED—A WHITE ¥ stands bleach Lists Nove but best rench cookery und serving dinner : MAN WHO UNDER: nd pressitig Oro eed apply. 110y Fs. nw. ‘apl; ri. aple2t ws TOPURCHASE AT ONCE ‘4 house in northwest or Cap tol Hall, at $4,000 to $5,000, Aduress, with particulars, ML,’ Star uflice. HAVE A BER OF CUS- escent aa eee ne aa: 2dand bth and und Pata Ownershaving such prop. erty for sule wil do weil by calling Lamediately Ga DUFFY & BOLTON, ARS OF had one or two ces, salary, aplest ‘AN ize Butler, competent ood valet! “Apply be Bes. ¥ TWO. LED LADIMS, TH! care of a furnished house for summer or ighly ladies’ iouger: the highest references given. Address Box 9, Star aplese® eke cilice. apl7ae* HE U.S. MARINE CORPS, V ‘ANTED-TO T A HOUSE WITH A Music. Must be from 14 to 16 modern improvements Iocated between 9th and. feet 10 a 10th sts and Pennsylvania ave. und K sis possession cod MOFAl C Astto 16Un June, “Call or address Mrs. C., 1331 New Food. eluting aud medical Apply (av “aplo-6t Marine Burracks, tte p1s-Gre D — TO BUY FOR CASH, A SMALLS Or 6 room House, good size lot, in wood neighibor- hood, for about $i,o00t0 81,70). Give street ad price. Address Box 46, Star vilice. api Waele, RORCHASE, Ok TO built on 4 destrabie lot, a neat Dwe! six row 1 the vicinity or the Gi ing oft New Ji HAVE macy witht afew yours 500 9th st. A Wat homes, No eau Work, and furnisis steady emplovy with stamp, Enh205300 as their own’ house. $7 to Iy made. i TCO, 19° Central ANTED-A r office. w: —A SING LE GF To secure a good Piano, at about three months, for use in v W: ANTED-§2,000 AT 11 Wi first-class BICYCLE, W inch upright. If price an YCUE, Star Oi "ANTED-—LADIE Waker rearikctrand aude la curtain equals ew, should. go to Siadaame iW 13, 1218 st. nsw. from Waa use: souable price. ‘oad, D.C. 7 ANTED KN face are positivs ‘Send G W astenste, RENT Ow furnished; a bargain to. U lars address Mu. B., Star of No photo painting; no canvassing. culars, please address, at once, CRES- COMMERCIAL State lowest cash price. ‘Satisiaction guaranteed: ND HORSE, FOR GENERAL bay prcfe:ted;_ 1,200 to'1,50U pounds: rea- Address for 10 days BUN. M. [HAT COARS obliterated, Fea lectrie Necute is the ouly reniedy k on, jeuts for iadies and children. FLL—MY HOUSE, hear Scou Circle, umedia Tigh expel ‘4th st. Judiciary 24.8501 . ¥ $20 Pa PBin stem ee ce ae aa marge “apa 208 2d St. w.e., Sr. 920 Bon mee Ora ae bod Rat ee 922 29th wh, Gis. 16 7 Be awe e812 20 231 F sts wos 15.50 66 Myrtie st., 8 r. micas “22 907 Istst. 5 W., BF 11 123 60h st. n. 10, 481 Ist 5.w., NT—400 51H ST. N. Brick; water, &¢.; $15.50 per month, WALKER & WITSON, 1006 Fst. nw, OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE SEY! room Erick House and large Store-toom, 40 it now, Apply to P. SHOEMARTRS 6-3t 920 F st. n. rey on stn se bee S.C., Star oflice. "1t MAY 1ST, BEAUTIFUL SECOND- story front Koom: southern exposure. Also, im- Mediately, other delightful Rooms tor summer, at Sumner prices: bourd is desired: private family; refer- ences. 1505 Qt. n. w. POE RENT IMREE UNFURNISHED Rooms Jor housel:eviing, second and third floors; pleasant neighborhood; $10. "507 4a st. KW. ae Por, RENT—TWO LARGE DELIGHTFUL BED rooms. handsomely furnished, south front: very entra! location: prices reaso1 800 OR RENT—THREE VERY rivoms.at, 1237, Fennayivani, are. to 8 prot no children. Apply alter 4:3 fhetographer. ICELY FURNISHED SUIT! Toums, on secoud floor: delightful location for immer; one square from Franklin Park. poe upl7-3te OWN NF es ‘$10 per weck can’ be street, Boston, Mass, 25-410 AGEN cout! TLEMAN DF <o ‘ moderate rental, tor ‘OR RENT—ONE NICELY front Koom, third floot, or a iarge Room, brizit d cheerful, second floor: siiftable for two gentiensen, Appiy at 1542 9th st. Ocal practice. Address E PER CEs iy fasmishied f cating, second aud third ILL BUY 62 OR G4 id tmachine suit. Ade RE TO HAVE jeuned SEK, VOR RENT—3 HANDSOMELY FURNI Fooms single or en suite; 2d floor. facing South nod. imps; side orth, awn, three single se wee residence. Keferences. 1008 1 ‘apl7-1m OR RENT—TWO COMFORTABLE AN furnished Rooms, at 1742 N st. a: bgt F lent board, References required. HATS FOR RENT 003. GSTS. ly furnished, 24-stor; two single gentlemen, parties yOR. zs cating foome Sd oF Bd ‘Apply to 407 G st. new. for full particulars, Airs. Dr. aplo-2ws Toom. | Suitable for foderate terms to Dermanent Te ly. furnished oF un ‘parties, FOr partic: aplest® ‘ORE_ON between vth and 11th sts. Star office. SOUTH SIDE F Si, {OR RENT—ROOMS AT 18 1ST. NE, ON FIRST and third floors; furnished or unfurnished. Call SOR Eee aplost ‘BpL6-Bi was apL6-Ute TED—HiGHEST PRICES PAID FOROLD feather beda. Address ULTICA, Star Office. {OR RENT—-1124 CONNECTICUT AVE, large, newly furnished front Room, second floor. Also, two communicating Rooms uniurhished, 016-26 VV ANTED—BY MAY IST A STORAGE ROoM | J) ORRENT—FRONT ANDBACK ROOM, NICELY W ittnossenora raraiture. addres PA. Wetter | E Rtraished, tua private fanaiis-reagonabio tow stit- office, stating terihs, ‘aplézie- | able tenant, ‘Apply to A.S. WHITESIDE, 132] Ver- TED—To RENT OR SELLCA BENCH IN | MOMAVe. bet. Nand Osis nw. ‘aplesee Wii igus or O Street Market, doing a good busiuess, FURNISHED ROOM, AT 1125 Reason tor selling: Can't attend to so much business. apie Apply a 1514 Lath st, ‘apd St 22 BY 62 FEET, y NIED—TO HIRE A FIRST-CLASS SAD- ‘on Sth 6t., bet. Dand ¥ sts. Inquire st 418, W “tie tiers for ewo ur hres anonths. Address | 8th‘st. mw. apis-tmis with terms and particulars, Box 351, Cupitol P.O, BLS oe TRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, ome. Restaurant washing can PGE BEST FURNISHED ROOM AND bOARD for two gentlemen: $35; home comiorts, mechan- ics pret 1340 W st nw, aple-ute FR RENT-411% G ST._N.W., FURNISHED ‘and unfurnished Tooms, second and third floors; aouthern exposure; handsorie house, opposite Pension 0 soda OF soupine. iit and “0U8 uae W. ‘TED—TO_ BUY—UN! erty iu the northwest: ‘also. ‘House on N st. n.w. for rent. HK, Fst nw, W. Using poor lights stoves, 80c. for 5 gal. 701 9th. ANTED-NOT TO RUIN YOUR EYES BY Buy Masot oll Lamp und the 160 test Securit aplosst® IMPROVED PROP. = RENT—A PLEASANT THIRD FLOUR large, otter KF: of tnree ‘Unfurnished Rooms 426 lith st u.w. FE Ss ELEGANT FURNISHED PAI- Jor Suite, consisting of three rooms and bath,w'.ich Oi ese read | S4n,be Tented separately; greatly reduced rates tao | © out 20) aw. al3w* ANTED—1 pose ofat a DESIRE TO PURCHA-E FOR several clients some Washington Real Estate of any description. Fergons having any reasonable fi ie RENT — ON CORCORAN ST. BEDWEEN 15th and 16th sts, handsomely furnished alcove fom in private family; rent low foF summer month. property to dis- J.8,Star office, ‘apls-te & quick sale Pi eae eee ie Pienaar St ease eal | HOw RENT CORNER OTA AND MASS AVE ‘communications treated confidentially. = Five nicely furnished, coma Fooma, with ‘aplo-zw JNO. F WAGGAMAN, ra and eastern exposure: Souvenient to ANTED-GECONDHAND FURNITUR {our lines care references exchingeds wood Stoves, eather Beds, and all kindsot | ]}OR RENT_NICELY. FURNISHED | ¥KONT Housel sorwhich the highest cash price | [Rooms second and third Soors; gas, bath with Wille paid." Address ie BAUM, 250 iho on S010 | Pope private family; geatieten preterred. TESS aa AachiTEce, | 12300 cord iit at tw. pisses TS Tire awe Washington, BG POR, ENT LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUT: Ingaaspeciuity. ‘whine Framed Noms, single or communicating) mutable E desirable location: two lines, ihe EXQHANGE MARKET OR EX: | Lt ongisoten: monies on den BUTLER, 08 ogi Sth bears Smoky Sui ()OR RENT— NICELY FURNISHED KooMs, wena ‘spoins | woNervecare Syne Pemeieoes a. Wears oN Do GLuak PER SUIT Goods Fivmissve: inguive a tc Bindi tea set fear FETT as | Fe a PARC OS at gb pers es plied goaran- | plumbing. op>-lm ers PRINCE, 1000 F st House, 015 and BRICK Wicesieiovamed Svrante Gener | bere premct eacena ie, tee EXE BSUS dome of Raprefenacien; oF tue Gotu per montni key at 20 as ‘bee, ears SPHOISTERING O} sronaratee Bonners oe ae FOR _RENT-—FLATS. Wares RRS a ee Bt Ars ed FOR RENT—OFFICES, “ ‘BENT-FINE ROOMS IN POST BUILDING, corer 10th and D stam. w.; ‘Bludio Offices and Jatge er Sockty Boewe, = a Sige areas Ri December Ist, containing tel ae i pore "ee ome serps sien Sng whcke Lange ot iat. Kent abatisog 2c Fok JEST STORE x oo ane . st. Apply GRORGH GLOMOUS. nag ae | BM next dow Fete Toso 10h at mw a ease? ag En a euyees eee: #3 i (LeDrott park), 2830 14th stnw.! 450-405 FURS TED aio Mat. ay Oem, 20 bear got 300! Kirin et Ti i fae. 300 Pavette st. ge r ™ sty pisseg wl edger fof cmt ta the owe io at of pee sale, calor send at offre, avo SUOTROLTZMAN: 100 and Fume OR RENT: ath we DOP. 108.67) Fab iain wen. FSIS Dw.lie tas 621 13un a, FURNISHED. nr Conn $333.33 |Grant ve ae 200 Lat bet 200 Qsibet agen, iSwhebetk a Le teo) ¥ x BROWER, TCH, FO} = |437 Pean.ave. POR RENTOLARGI a F: od repair; 1 ous OM yo or = tes thy ueighborbood ~ =. sis Neat a POR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN AN {ion one vt the best. macostia, D. s GaisWorb. Su and fixtures, best stand | for theshos trade on tbe $50. 319 C'st. n.w., 16 rooms, @ m. 1; 1 fiveroom House.. FOR SALE O8 RENTS 2aew seven-room Houses, with large front and side yards. mn202n7 4 Seca BC. FOR RENT—STORES. JOR RE} <TH AT FINE T FINE THRER-STORY PEPSI it aaa are = Fe RENT OR LEABESAN reall AB ro al ed Grocery Store; northwest; house Tooms. Siock and fixtures for sale. Kent, 7 | mouth. CHAS. i BANES, 804 and 606 F 8p 302 ft — Toot, iu goud repair; ‘sige yacd, bak ond front ber month. “Inquire of JNO. & SOUT, Howard apag-ste Vaave., “23098 Vac avers re 2207 Lath st, 8 rs,.22.00 BISA st. STORES, OFFICES. wo, || Per. Mo. 407 12th st... 2rs,,....8125) 685 F st., 34 floor. 102 G st, 5'rs., re bs 6 a pe ‘The above is on! books. For full list portion of property on all at office for bulletin isened OB tnelsiand 16th. (apl13] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 'T— HOUSE lita si. FOR REN 104 newly papered and painted th fable in rear; cellar and large y tenant. Apply for key at 106 11th st. OR RE: ‘prick House, 2085 S24 st. 133 rows, ha $30 per month.’ Brick House. 1229 3h si. dow, 7 rooms, ail improvements: $2: apl5-3t* Fee RENT— 1002 If ST. N.E—SIX ROOMSAND 5 Modern improvements; $20. J48. H. MARR, _apl53t (936 F st. nw. JOR RENT-NEW FOUR ROOM HOUSES, WITH cellar, water and s-wer,to genteel colored ‘people; 2d and F'sts ns juguire for watchman. _aplb-Se* [AOR RENT—HOUSE, 480 LOUISIANA AVE, near Court House, suitable for boarding or offices Inquire at 713 Market Space, apls-31* JOR REN NEW BRICK HOUSES, * five rooms, water and closet in the court, between K an? L and'20th and Zist sta nw. Apply WEs- COTT & WILCOX, 1907 Sa ave. aplott por Bi ourt between Mand Nats, off 25th st. tw: Tooms; rent $10. Apply WESCOTT & WILCUX, 007 Pennsylvania ave, n.w, aplo-3t” ambi Heigals, 928 perma SS jum! ta, $25 per mont ADAMS & BEALL, 1420 F stn. apl6-3t Ro RENT—432 Hi ST. N. W., THRE! brick dwelling, In thorough Fepair, 13 rooms; mod, iinpa Fine brick stable attached." Als, fut furnished reoms,” Inquire at 490 HC st n.w. a OR RENT—THE BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY located corner 20th and L streets, facing teat gov mient reservation and overlooking Pennsy!vaiia $ ,coutaing leven rooms amd bath revi. Reut $50 per moat to ate aadchle sss BUNK, _apl5st 1505 Pa ave. it RENT—A WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE OF eight rooms; ail modern improvements, location mouth frou PANLEK,” Star aplb-3:* Moat desirable; northwest; teriis $30 May 1 to October $1. Address ~ 70K RENT OR SAL ck Houses, #19 and 921 0 st. 1. provements, ‘Also, three houses i. "bath, hot waier, 18 9th st. nw. oom JOR RENT—417 H ST. NW. TWOSTORY brick dwelling: 8 rooms; mod. imps. 718 Th st, uw, _mh27 1m You! a4 cory c* JPoR ERENT aiasonto ‘sts.—This hall can be rented PEE Gab Parties on, NO moderate terme. Inspect the’ crt aes BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘ANTED-SILENT PARTNER, WITH 000, 10. work a andes = good demand. "Address JN. ke Siarothion Pk ARTNER neieato ES - ferred established = Box Sarat eet 37 ULLDERS MATERIAL FOR GALE Sealed will be recelved for the mas wiveated on tqcare 400, wel aes m1 ‘he buliding contains a Sint, stone, nat, Doure, lings Ae Soil and Wood on the Dinca sad “Gravel and Sand alse for pailibens AUSTIN F. BROW, ‘Tromee, 1438 F e JOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE THE ane Tight to # beautii there Is low of money. rf Thus owhta OAS AND 1 iaha, Nebrash ‘st. 2, SALF—LIGHT SPRING WAGON, SUI je for carpenter of contractor; long ody; by Bex & Meunch; bus been in use one year. J. JANNING & CO., 1320 Pennsylvania av.0.W we LEASES PART OF UPPER, THE CENTENNIAL BU! PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND. mh2o-1m THs.“ me waa J. RERVAND 2012 PENNSYLVANIA 4VE vera ie. “titing: cate Dome Same plive, 45 cette: one bundied visitiOg cards Plate, ‘slamped (Crests and monograms in colon. mb 23-1m® TLANTIC CITY, N. JH ‘COTTAG! tint Lote ior rent orale ty J. G-ADAaS © Tveat “Kisuate and Insurance Agenta, 2081 A\ ave. 3ald-106 ee LOST AND FOUND. ee ‘OST—SINCE WEDNESDAY EVENING, & ¥ ‘Gold Ring, with amethyst setting A liberal ward will pared ‘and bo questions asked if revarned to the Star a L_OSt TUCUSDAY SIGHT, 4 GMALT BLaGe ‘and tan 4; “Roxy.” Reward paig tov er return to WEF OST—A YOUNG IRISH SECTEB G¥P, FAWS -AXOUNG! Finder rewarded at yous 178 Sow. where a black and tes would finde bu CST -ON THURSDAY EVENING. € CBCLE, ne Osh-FRIDAY EVE EVENING, A ooLn » will receive pultable reward by” Racwrate lobe me freanes ane tN CORCORAN 8T., NEAR 141 as Sas ‘OST — APRIL 16TH, BET. 1424 the corner of 16th and’ ‘era Ler told Fer r