Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1886, Page 2

A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. a eB DAY, APRIL 19, 1886. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY... April 19, 1886 one neces AUTOR. CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent dena fide dally circuiation more than treble thet of amy other daily paper published t= Washington, and equal to tuat of ait the ether daily papers here added together. ‘The contrast between the circumstances under which the New York 7th regiment came to Washington in 1861 and those under Which it comes again tn 1836 is so striking that Ro person who has witnessed the events of the intervening period can fail to be deeply im- Pressed by it. A quarter century ago the coun- try was facing the prospect of a civil war, whose Iength and whose results no one could prophesy; to-day the Union is bigger and stronger than it ever was before, and the once hostile sections are vieing with each other in offering evidences of their devotion to the Constitution and the flag and of their mu- tual good will. A quarter century ago Wash- ington was scarcely more than an overgrown village, with a sparse permanent population, few public improvements, little wealth except that which flowed into it from without, and scarcely any of that thrifty, pushing spirit which has built up sc many cilles in the North with less natural advantages; now itis the capitol of the nation in fact, as well as in name, a center of wealth and soctety ‘and culture, a city of rare beauty and measure- Jess possibilities of adornment and luxury. ‘Tnose members of the visiting regiment who ame here in 1861 and have not been here since—if there be any such—will recognize the place only by a few of its more copspicuous monuments; in its general features it will have outgrown their recollection. To them, and to the younger members whose experience of this city and its ‘hospitalities ts not colored by so striking a contrast, the new Washington extends its most cordial greeting; confident that, should a for- eign foe ever menace the safety of the capital, the “gallant Seventh” can be depended on to make as prompt a movement to her defense as it did twenty-five years ago. ——— The end of the Baltimore and Ohioswitch- men’s strike at Chicago shows what can be accomplished by coolness and good temper. ‘There does not appear to have been even an arbitration. No third party was invited in, but the railway managers and the strikers’ committee came together in the right spirit, and in a little while had their differences heeled and everything in order for a resump- on of work this morning. There does not ap- pear to have been auy surrender on either side, but merely an exchange of concessions satisfac tory to both. This was the economical as well as the sensible plan, and the whole country is better for the lesson that has been taught by the incident, ———— A minister whose yesterday’s sermon is quoted in the New York city press today thinks that the existing labor troubles will bear good fruit if they result in certain rich men’s losing their money and saving their souls. This may do very well for individuals, but is it not rather bard on corporations,which, though they may lose their money, have no souls to save? + = The spoilsmen are clamoring that the Prest- Gent shail “do something for the party.” The best service he can do the party is to carry out the doctrine of reiorm and wholesome govern- ment on which he was elected. a ‘With Grand Master Powderly coming by one train this evening and the Seventh Regiment of New York by another, Washington will have considerable addition to its stock of notables, —————— ——— In removing an officer of the tried capacity of Capt. Symons from the charge of the water works and in retaining Maj. Lydecker it seems ‘as if the wrong man was seut away. F YOU ARE BUILDING, SEE THE PARLOR, DINING-ROOM and HALL MANTELS, fitted up im separate room, with everything 49 match, at ANS 3 ‘Pennsylvania ave. nw. ‘It gives you an idea how work should be done. al 3w Nonrorx Jackers 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, IX 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. EB BaRNUM & co, al7z 931 PENN. AVE Exsnzomenen Poxcre Dresses, Made of Finest Quality CHINA PONGEE, 5% Em brodery, and 14 yardeof plain material, which ERE A 5883 TET ERE Ee AA Ssso Fo ER BRR Eee 4A Ss) T KEE R OR GGG. YoY see &% £ oo YY F Goo ti, 88 YY Ee coe oo 68 VCté«éiRR a As _ ec a ER aa kes = GLOVE SALE. Men's Lisle 25c., 49c., 600. GLOVE SALE, Men's White Military 150. GLOVE SALE. Men's Kid. Spring Shades, Emb. Back, $1. $1.48. $2, GLOVE SALE. Ladies’ AN-SiIk, 49c, 68¢., 74¢., 79c., 88¢., 98e., $1.19, $1.35. GLOVE SALE. Taffeta, all colors, 33¢., 49c., 650. GLOVE SALE. Ladley Silk Mitts, all colors, 25 to $1.98. GLOVE SALE. Latest in Suede, 4 But. Browns and Grays; white fancy Emb. back, $1.48; elsewhere $1.75. GLOVE SALE, Buede, 4 But, plain, $1. GLOVE SALE, Ladies’ Suede, 6 But, plain, $1.25. GLOVE SALE. Ladies Suede, 8 But. Mousq.,$1.48. GLOVE SALE. © Ladies’ Suede, 6 But., Emb., $1.25. GLOVESALE Ladies’ 4 But Emb, Kid, new shades, 75c. GLOVE SALE Ladies’ Bon Marche popular 4 But, 85c, GLOVE SALE. Bon Marcne popular 6 But, $1.10. GLOVE SALE. Bon Marche, “Perfection,” 4 But.; $1.25; 6 Bat, $1.50. GLOVE SALE. Bon Marche, Superior, 4 But., $1.50; 6 But, $1.85. GLOVE SALE. Children’s Lisle Gloves 21c., 25¢., ‘Tans, ‘band, sold 20c., 38c. GLOVE SALE. Children’s Mitts, all: silk, new shades, 25¢., 49c. TTITH H FER NN T HOH E BE’ Oo NER PEEL bPo3 HH gee BBB 00 8 NN MM MM a RRR cco " Ht FER MMMM R H ee £4 Be oo ia MMMAARRE ioe ime 7 apl9 816818 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Parzsr Warne No Loss. ‘We have been patiently waiting for the weather to serve your purposes as well as our own, and patience will have its reward. Every sun-shiny day since the first of March our Spring sults for GENTLEMEN AND YOUTH have been in active request, but we are still waiting for the more active trade when Winter cloths become un- comfortable. It cannot long be delayed, nor is it the Part af prudence to walt until the last moment to toake your purchases. We have some choice things in Gentle- men’s Suits, which it will be impos-ible to duplicate later, Just what we know these to be we will gladly communicate to you in person; but not in this public manner, that competitors may not avail themselves of our information, The styles this spring are very much the same as last spring, except the long rolling lapel sack coat will be be more worn than then. One Button and four But- ton Cutaway Suits are, however, more springike, Postponing the long roll sack for summer use. ‘The usual quanlity of Disgonal Coats and Vests will be worn with contrasting and harmonizing Trowsers. Cheviot and Cheviot Effects will largely supersede the use of strictly Cassimere or Tweed Suita, For economy, Blue Flannel Suits still hold the fort, nothing yet having been pro- duced a8 satisfactory substitute. We give you a fast dyed Suit as low as Ten Dollars, ‘No matter how cheap or how low we sell you a suit, it is as well cut and made and has as much style in it as. twenty-five dollar one. ‘There are lots of suits in our stock pre- eminently fitted for spring, and if you have time we shall be pleased to show them to you. We cangive you a dressy suit aslow as Fifteen Dollars. A complete Spring Outiit involves a stock of Shirts What we claim for ours is that they are not only cheap but the best fitting Shirts in America, UNLAUNDERED: ONE LINE MEN AND BOYS’, 480 BETTER FOR MEN, 75c. AND $1. LAUNDERED: FOR BOYS AND MEN, $1T0 $2.50. ‘Will be ample for any drew. These are new styles, and have been embroidered ex- pressly for usin Silk and Chenille. BLACK SATIN SURAH OR MERVEILLEUX: Bade by @4-Bonnet, Lyons, the best ever ‘Oitered sf EgFTON MILLS SURAH SILK at $1.00; worth BONNET and GUINET BLACi ahONE CK SILKS, all grades SLADED GRENADINE and BEADED PANELS CHALE DE LAINE, 32 at 2 inches wide, all wool, bean- BLACK WOOL LACE, BLACK TAPE LACE. NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS GOODS. CHOICE WOOL DRESS GooDs. ‘We bave opened during th: ons wo our supers Stock’ of ¥ DRESS GOODS, which ton prices ANCY and Siavee “AD i offer at New York and Bos FRENCH SATTEENS in Fvening Shades, that ook well under: ent: all past the new colors tnitating EMBROIDERED BLACK FICHUS. WHITE and CARDINAL CHUDDA SHAWLS. REAL CHUDDA SHAWis. FARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY. @ just placed on sale a lot of PU! . QkAs BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS ar peO0 bor Segen, watch we confidently recommend! aa the Uist value Placed on our re or counters For Hotels and PILLOW LINENS, SHEETINGS, DAMASK NAPKINS and Full Stock of Bleached and Brown, COFTONS. Lowest market prices. in & jot of WHITE E: BRED MUSLIN DAbSSIOS at onchait nes kee ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Peantylvania ave, 1X. B—The Best ts the Cheapest. apa "HAT VERY FEW KNOW Is the actual value of the TEA and COFFEE which they drink; hence, the numberless gift enterprisesand gambling schemes whicb fatten upon the tea and coffee trade It is never Christmasthe year round. The Man wio offers a present in business transactions pro- poses eswindle, Superior Teas and Coffees can be Darchased of E. M. BURCHARD & BRO, Spl7smaw — Pennsy:vania Avenue cor. #1gst. ‘We not only have Shirts but everything else neces- ‘sary to constitute © complete outfit for the masculine persuasion, ‘We are yet waiting at the corner of SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. S4KS @ COMPANY, Srame Dry Goons aplo ‘We have just received another addition to our already large stock of new wash fabrics, which em- braces all the new things out this season: frinkleSeersuckersin stripes and neat checks,12%c., New styles in plaid and, 2 Rew patterns fa hadton, age 1862 Boe: See. Check Naimsoox, Ge ‘Be., 10e., 1zige, Figured Nalusook, tee. ‘15e, India Linens, Sc., 10c., 13 hac. Ve. New Spri: a +» L2iye., * mt “ah hited Goods, a yg 1e., Be, Solin ‘Pricer Clothe Bose 3" OOF Solara t alle 88 lat and teens, 0, ay 3 (A barguiu in Biack. and Colored Silks ‘Black and colored Silk Khadames, $1. A ay hed Table eae ae Tore 1s, ‘Medium weight and Gauze Underwear. Carpets, O11 Gioths, Ms wi ‘Pattern Roller, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pa. ave, south side, near 7th st. Easter Orenixe. MADAME J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER, 1107 F STREET N. w. ‘will open a case of FRENCH BONNETS axp ENGLISH HATS on WEDNESDAY next, April 21st, Imported expressly ior Easter Holidays. m2elm 0 TO G! S. WALKER FOR MO: ‘aL Girne atk hen bali te Wek aplo Ore Tarmry Dy Saez LINENS AND HOUSEKEBFING GOODS WHITE GOODS 1 iy under way. and those who have But read Gt Lite Linea book: should cated get one at once, No customers, in to ther should fail to examin ang sore some of the excellent values now AS af additional attract! hall inaugu rate ASPECIAL SALE of ready-made aot Sheets 2g yards long cextre Hine), Tie. pee A Sheets 24 yards long (extra heavy), 10-4 Sheets, 2% yards long (best made), 80c. exit Sheets, 2% yards long, for Cot Beds, 40c. exif Sheets, 2% yards long, for % beds, 450. ‘5-4 Pillow Cases, long, 20¢. each. ob teinow Gases, 17 yard ong (extra heavy), eae 6-4 Villow Cases, 1 yard long, 25c. each. §-4 Piliow Cases, yard long (extra fine), ‘eac! Bolster Cases, rards I ;, B5e. each. ecbginvet Gases, 24,” yards log (extra), 40c. ‘We offer also the following special values in Cotton Muslins, J case 46-inch Bleached Pillow-case Muslin, Sof finish, good quality, oply 10c. per yard, 1 case 6+ Bleached Plllow-case muslin; also sultable for single bed sheets, only 1246. per x 1 case of 10-4 Heavy Unblenched Sheeting Muslin, good quality; we bargain, only 180. per *"T'case 10-4 Fine Bleached Sheeting Mustin, ‘Superior quality, no dressing, only 22c. per yard, ‘Third floor, take elevator, Serie Arp Suen Sxiers We are now dis] ‘ing an excellent line of hese foods, and’ submit the following quota on: eaiiitiea Gray Cotton Pongee Skirts, only 250. Large and excellent assortment, made from plain and strived French Skirting, well, made ‘and trimmed. 50c., 62Iyc., 5c. 87% and $leach. You will have no trouble 1h making selection, as they are all splendid values. Ladies’ Fine Sirlped Walking Skirts, box- Piaited ruffle headed with seven rows of braid. only $1. z Ladies" Striped Seersucker Walking Skicts, Fide platting ‘trimmed with three rows 0 braid, ouly $1.37 each, Ladies’ Gray Mohair Walking Skirts, nicely trimmed, $1.50 each. Better qualities, $2.00 and $2 25 each, Laulies’ Fine Black French Sateen Walkin Skirts, both Knife and box plaitings, $1.2 $1.50, $1.75 and $1.57, each. Excellent ‘valine (second floor: take elevator. ont = take 3 WOODWARD & (ROP. Tam Froor “* Banoarss” ‘These will repay you the trouble of riding up the elevator to our third floor. We have marked-down to close out 3 Satine and Antique Lace Bed Sets. fro $10.00 each. Exactly halt price pats tee nee and ra tem tem rains, worth $2.00, only $1.60 per pair. S504nch Furniture Linens, in 10 excellent WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR_RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ANTED-THREE ABLE BODIED COLORED ANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL A PLACE e Week, to carry.samples. “Apply 408 bu a famiiy:references from othst. nw’ References required. MAES | raed place Adhines Ge AX Star olfice, 3 ‘ANTED_IMMEDIATELY—SEVSRALFIRGT ciass Waist and Skirt Hands Also, an A tice: must know how tosew. At Mme. VON BRAN- ‘DIS’, 920 J4th st. n.w., between I and K. i Y ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED oman & situation as chambermaid and of as ‘chambermald and waltress; references ‘it re” quired. Please call at 2707 K st. Bt ANTED_TWO GIRI-0% ETO WORK ON Coats: ner, a first-class Pants and Vest maker. HENKY VOGLER, 617 Kst nm 1 ANTED—ONE CARPENTER TO TRIM OUT Ww ‘Apply at Buildings, B st, between 1th and 2a ne. 1 WV ANTED—TWO LADY HANDs FORTAILOR- ing. Apply at 504 12th st.n.w. E. STEAR- MAN. ite W iN f80; A WHUTE GIRL TO bo CHAMBRE work and make herself useful;must stay at nicht. Apply at 806 Est. nw. i ‘ANTED—AT 406 18TH ST., A GOOD COOK W aca Chamberme. ite ANTED—A BOY, FROM 16 TO 18 YEARS OF ‘age, for gardening purposes; one that has some experience In the business preferred. Inquire at the Carp Ponds, it W Ante BY. A COMPETENT AND EXPE- fienced young man, # situation asa clerk ina first-class ‘store; can give good ces. Adare os 2 Ber oftice (OR RENT—ONE LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ‘Room. Bw. apld2we {OR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNI- cating rooms. on second floor, suitable tor houve- Reeping desired. 734 10m sé n.w. tam POE RENT THREE COMMUNICATING furnished rooms, northwest: delizhtful locati board next door; near cars; private famiiy; refe rences, ‘Terms reasonable, Apply after 5 at 1711 13th st. epldare Te Wasa BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED irl q Situation as child's nurse or Indy's maid; no objections ty traveling: can furnish good reler: ences. Addres# Box 20, Star oftice, W ‘ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, A PLACE fs, driver fof a grocery or ary guods wagon: willing to make bi seul, Addrem Box 35, ar "ANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLOKED ‘man, a situation as a driver in a private family, QF make bimscifyenerally weet around the house STED—RY A YOUN )R RENT—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED rooms, first eae bas ‘all modern improve. parties. Call after Ww FURNI-HED hoo. vn second floor, suitable for two; Dalcouy, bay wim Quiz bath cz coutral location; private tanity: good table. “518 12th aploge POR RENT— Tr Ww Yor 4 ave, elegantly tarnished communicating cool Rooms, On first flour, facts 2 north and south, Every conven aplos.e ferences, 1166 ‘21st st, n. (W 2 bookkeeper or clerical: work of any kings good references, Address Box 75, star offlee. ANTED—2 WAITERS, ALSO A MAN FOR W Atcitn, at AuNO- 1h eel oud sts., base- ent. ae WEANTEDTWO FIRST-CLASS COACHMEN; must be experienced and thoroughly acquainted with the city. Livery Stables, 1620 L st. Ngothers need apply at LOWNEY'S it “AD “A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND tones Apply at 708 Massachusetts ave. ne. aloe Ware S DOEDIAT LY FURST-CLASS basque hands, at Miss GILBERT'S, 1107 Penn- syivania ave. alg-2e* Ware A PARTNER, WITH ABOUT 51,500, in a legitimate business, which will pay a Jarge uid constantly increasing annual Income.” dress "GORDON," Star office. apidst Wied, FIRSTCLASS VEST HAND TO work inside. Apply at SNYDER & WOUD'S, 911 Fst nw. apl9-216 W Anihor sd WHITE GIRT OR WOMAN FOR cook and general housework tu a family of two: good wages: references required. Call at 2015. st. n. W. after 6 p.m, ap19-3t" Wire A TE NURSE Gr tL FOR A baby; best of references required; 2212 G st. nw. ‘apie-2te ‘ANTED — A GOOD SALFSMAN TO SELL cigars to city trade: must have experience, and be able to give satisfactory references. Address Balt{- more Manufacturers, Staroflice apl0-.n,W,8,3t* 'ANTED—A HEAD SALESLADY IN A FIRST” Ciuss Millinery Establishmest; one with ex; rience in Washington preferred. Address Box 30, Star office. aplest® WANTED 4 YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 YEARS of age, quick and not ifrald of work, to draw soda at Standiford’s st. Cloud Pharmacy. “One with experience preferred. p19-3t A MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW LADY, iren preferred, can find a yood home} yoferences exchanged. Address WIDOWEI. Siar of NTED-SEVERAL EX? DLT Insnrance Canv assers. Apply at 220 4, t. n.w V ESPECTABLE COLORED Sitnations—one as cook, washer and ironer, ‘and 's nurse in piivate family. Can furnish good references Apply 708 3d st. sw. 1t® ‘NG GIRL, SITUATION (W ixseainsiress of lady's maid, int private fumniy references furnished, Address SEAMSTRESS, Star oftice, 5 It WV ANTED_BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN of good habits, situation in office, store oF ot..er business place: can Fefer to leading élty merchants Address Hox 109, star office. a ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN wants a place as Housekeeper or to do Sewlug ‘and Chamber Work. Willing to make berselt useful Best of reference can be given. Address B.C, Star oftive, PLZ WW iNTEDIEY A FIRST OPASS FRENCH BUT. Jer, best of reference, sicuation Ins private family. City or country. Address M. H., 820 17th xt bw. p12 ANTED—I WILL GIVE TWENTY PER CENT of salnry to any person who Will procure Situa- tion at $60 or over per month for experienced clerk and telégrapher. Address KAY, Star office. ap19-3t* TW ANIED A GENTLEMAN LEAVING WASH ington, wishes to recommend his man servant as trustworthy, honest and steady. \pply to C. W., 1722 Gan pls: NTED-KNOWN, THAT ONLY RELIABLE ‘and competent servants in all. capacities—whive andéblored, with city references. SA. CUOMBS. Emp. Bureau, 928 F stn, apl 7-61 WANTED PLACES FOR COOKS. 3a GT)srs, nurses, ladies maids, housekeepers and others with references. ‘This and other cities and countr: PRICE & BURNUAM, 632 Fst. now. “Wiad encages ont ‘conipetent se vants in any capacity, white and colored, with refer. ences, Send Your orders. = H. DIC! 517 7thst. nw, t WAXTERPEACES | FOR HOUSER ERPERS, jady's maids. cooks, chambermaids, nurses, Waitresses, men cooks, waiters, and drivers, “White and colored. with relerence. “717 Mn. w., DUN- styles of stripes, worth and usually sold at 80e, only 37ie, per yar Mediated flogr: take elevator. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Laves Or Taste ‘Are wearing biack siiks more this season. than ever before. ass evidence’! by the steadily in- creasing sales in these fabrics We are headquarters ur the now celebrated “Regatta Brand” Black American Gros Grain Silks, and, show, them in qualities ranging in rice from S4c. to $2 per POutaide of the plain’ silks Black Faille Fran- caise holds the lead, and justly so. _ Three qual- ities. 22-tuch, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. Some preference is given the poplar “Jer. sey” Silks, and they are certainly good values, $1 and $1.25 per yard. 22-inch Black Merveilleux at $1 is a bargain, ‘The wear of Guinet’s Black Silk Surahs, like the silks, fs guaranteed. and the grade we sell at 4c Is'really below value, ‘Black Striped Silks are very extensively used this season for combination suits, and are put on in ancies, vertically anc horizouticaliy. The contradiction of lines so produced is very ef fective and fashionable. Black Satin, with faille stripe, 90c Black Satin, with gros grain stripe, $1, Black Brocade, with taille stripe, $1.12% Black Satin, with © rduroy stripe, $1.50. ‘The newest Parisian *: bs used Laine, a silk and wool figured s expecially for over dresses and other combini tions. Colors—ciel, cream, beige, brown, navy and black. Another “Novelty” Is Armure Glace, an ex- cellent summer fabric. in combinations of brown with beige: black and gold; marine with earl; black with cardinal; bronze with Nile; Brab wih pearl, $1.25. For embroidery pirposes and fancy work we are showing ten diferent shades of Shan- tung Pongee, all running on the popular shades of yellow, orange and mandarin, 5Uc. aud 6Oc, per yard. ‘Shantung Pongees (natural_ecru color) in pleces near 20 yards each, at $3.75, $6.50, $8 sd 90 per piece. These are bargains. “Washable Surahs.” trom the celebrated manufacturer, y Bros.. in plain, check Ch id changeable eilects,very handsome; 7c. per rd, Yor the “Kirmes’—Colored Satins, in any shade you ever saw, ever heard of, or ever dreamt of. only 35¢, per yard. ‘Jast what you want In slik fabrics expect to find here, aid at the right prices. Note t0 Out-of-Town Readers We willmail you our Mlustrated Spring Catalogue free of Sharge upon request. Speci! attention pald to orders by mall. nt ee LOTTROE, Ww A MAN TO WORK ON A FA W “Apply at Sa THs, 314 91 st, Winer VETTE, WOMAN _W wash and iron, Call at 1138 Conn. a1 < WAaNtee A COLORED WOMAN cook aud laundress in ® smalt family; a permanent homes ‘Stur oflice. RM. t nd sood Wages. Address Hox i ANTED—A office butldiny P.O. Box 584, city. WANIEDSWHIDE AND COLORED WOMEN Cooks; $10 to $20; chambermaids, nurses, gen- eral workers, scrub and ‘kitchen girls, inén cooks. ©. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F'st. n.w. apl7-6t* WANTED MALE AND FEMALE COOKS, chambermaids, nurses, general workers K, general’ workers, Balt, Phila, N. Y., ther cities. Hours 5 a.m. awe NIGHT F'st. n.) \TED-A CLERK WHO 7 stands the prosecution of pension nt. State salary required and addres, [, Star oflice apl7 WANTED S.A, WHITE GIRL. TO. DO GEN: ral housework, In a ences required. Apply Ap16-3U* ANTED—A SALESMAN OR CLERK OF ood address, to work for the Clerks’ Early and Beneticlal Association, Apply to. Wy NIE, 400 7th and D, n.w. apl6: ANTED—A WHITE GIT TAMBER, at st apleste PANTS HANDS AT Wit NpIU- Wa D FIRSTCLASS PANTS Presser at KEEN'S, 414 9th st aple-se Wane FOUR NO. 1 COAT KEEN'S. 414 oth st. WANTED YOUNG MAS age, in Drug Store: years experience. Addi expected, & Wane WITTE, MAN WHO UNDER: Stands bleaching and pressing thoroughly ladies? hats, “Noue but best need apply, 1109 F st. mW. apl6-3t* WANTED HOR THE US MARINE CORPS, Boys to learn Music. Must be from 14 to 16 years of ae, 4 fect 10 inches in height, well developed, ind ofa good moral character. Pay’ $133 yer month Food, clothing and med Apply ac Marine Barr uplo-6t y 18 TO 20 ho bas had ks, Washington, D. @ DORE WOO. apid-awe WANTED--ROOMS FURNISHE eeping; rent must be reason- Star mice, aply3ie Wate By oy ow AND DAUGHTER, three Unfurnished Rooms, second floor, for light housekeeping: rent must be Tow. terms, Permanent Tenant ARTI: joard, private family. Address, stating Staroflice. _ap1-2t" N ROOM, ‘of two, oF | with iy three communiesting rooms. for light housekeeping; | ‘ami must be centrally located afd reasonable. Address REE ERY, DESI E nusylvania ave. to a prompt- ing party: no children. Apply after 4:30 Low oe aa Ben WWOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED SUITE OF 8, on second floor: delightful location for ‘one square from Franklin Park. 1104 13th ap OR ~RENT—ONE NICELY FURNISHED front Hoom, third floor, oF large Room, bright and cheerful. second floor: suitable for two gen Apply at 1532 9th st. n. OR RENT—SUMMER PRICES—VERY PLi ant nicely furnished Rooms, single or communt- cating, second and third floors: south front: all neces- 'y attention: home comforts; tabie fer xchanged. 1211 N st, n.w. Fes ished: Heman and wife or two gentlemen; also, back parior. Private family. ay apiy-3t® {OK RENT—3 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, single or en suite; 2d floor. facing north, South and west; new house, all mod. imps; side lawn. Suitable for gehtleman aud wife or tree: single emen, Private residence. 1908 F nw. 7 F228 RENT TWO COMFORTABLE AND WELL furnished Rooms, at 1742 N st. n.w. ‘Also, excel- lent board, References required. FB JPOR RENT—902 GST. N.W. LARGE ELEGANT. ly furnished, 2d-story front room. | Suitable for iwo single gentlemen. Moderate terms to permanent parties. ap] 7-3te FPOe RENT ROOMS ATG IST. NE. ON FIT and third floors; furnished or unfurnished. Call fer o'clock. apl63t JPORRENT FRONT AND BACK ROOM NIC furnished, tn a private family: reasonabie to aut able tenant, "Apply to A. 8. WHITESIDE, 1521 Ver- ven, bet. N and O sts. n.1 ‘aple-se* POR RUNT-ONE FURNISHED ROW, ‘7th st. n.w.; price reasonable, OR RE: COND FLOOR, 42 BY 62 FE on 8th6st., bet Dand KE sta mw, Inguire at Sth'st. nw, ‘aplé-imi* POR RENT—411y G ST._N. W., FURNIS1ED ‘and unfurnished Tooms, second and third floors; Southern exposure; handsome house, opposite Pension Oftice, apleie VOR RENT—CORNER OTH AND MASS. AVE, two nicely furnished, communicating rooms, with board, southern and eastern exposure; couventent four lines cars; referencs 9-21 'T—LARGE, HANDSOMELY hed Rooms, ve 3 ROOMS, 3D_FIOOT RE Fo , 839 Penn vaniaave. Inquire at RICE'S Studio, 1219 Peun- Sylvaniaave. aplo-2m. 1. E.F., Star office, apld-st* WARXTED BY A LADY IN OFFICE A PLE Ant room, with good board, in a private fanil reference give and required. ‘Address A. R., Sta office. api7se | WANTED ROOM WITH BOARD FOR A MAN and wife in private fumily: within 15 minutes’ walk of P.O. 1 manent if suited. Address, stal- ing terns, LE 17208 | D—BY MAY 1ST, TWO LADIES IN ment will pay S15 for third floor, uafur- | hed, with use of parior, in northwest part of c! Fefenctiges exchanged. Address Box 2, Star office, Bit lar office. GENTLEMAN WITH HIS iB Without children, would assuiue the responsibility of a first-class Residen mer. Keference if desire office. a Star (W aesrahte neienborniyad, in ensy of War department. Address, stating pa hy 2. Sar offi. NapLo.ate WATER BY, TWO LADIES, WHO CAN furnish best of reterences, desire to take charge of ahouse for ¢ Adiress “RESPONSIBLE WANTED LWANT TO PURCHASE & house in northwest or Cap tol Hil to $5,000, "Address, with particulars, 3 ANTED-WE HAVE A tomers tor imaproved propert 2dand 15th and KE and Psts. Owners having such prop- erty for sale will do weil by calling immediate! DUFFY & BOLTON, at $4.000 AL,’ Star office, UMBER OF CUS- » locaved between woop “BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.” apl9 Av Tur ’Pxoxe SOME QUEER SNATCHES OF CONVERSATION CAUGHT ON THE FLY. Ding-wling, wling, sling. “5477, wants 765%” “Hello! Hello!” “Is that you, Jchn?” “Yes” “Coming, ain't you?” “I wil if I can shut my wife's eye.” “Oh, that’s all right. Tell her you were detained at the office. Good time, you know. Champagne sup- per and—” “Oh, it's a sweet little cherub, and only weighs five Pounds. Weare going to name It ater—” ‘Jobn, is that you talking about a baby 2” No.” “Then some one must be chipping in over this wire.” “Ask him it I put a mustard plaster on my feet whether it will draw the toothache down? I’ve been suffering — “Oh, bother the flowers that bloom in the spring. “Yes, I know the place. Adler's Ten Per Cent Cloth ing House. Best goods and lowest prices in the ci “Say, John, are you talking about Adier’s Clothing House? “No, Tain't, But there 1s where I buy my clothing, nevertheless, If you want anything in the clothing line gothere, Adler leads Washington in low prices. ‘He has a remarkable handsome spring stock. ‘They tell me that he sells clothing ag Very little above cost, ‘and yet makes money, because his sales are #o large.” Jobnis right, ADLER'Sis the place for bargains, PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICK } Open Saturdays until 11 p.m. Cizsz Axv Hanwizss AS WATER, NATTANS’ CRYSTAL DISCOVERY for restoring gray hair to its natural color and youthful appearance; to eradicate and preventthe formation of dandruff; to restore its growth and vitality aud thus stop its failing out. It is entirely harmless and free from any poison- splo W ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, 10 to $30; chambermaids, ladies maids: general houseworkers, etc.; 1aen cooks, w Gozchmen, with references. Nat. Labor Bi or eal ee ae PATS “W AN TED. GENTLEMEN, OF GOOD ADDI ‘can find employment by calling at 1420 F st. _apls-it_ W ANTEDILADIES AND 1G city or country to tuke light TLE: IN ork at their homes. $1 to $3 a day eastly made; work sent by mail; no canvassing. We have a good demaud for our work, and furnish steady employment, Address, with stamp, CROWN MFG CO., mb20-3Ut 294 Vine st,, Cinciunati, Ohio. Wy ANTED_BY TWO SETTLED LADIES, THE care of a farnished house for summer or longer: the highest references ‘Address Box 9 Oifice. “ANTI TO RENT A HOUSE WITH ALL modern improvements located between 9th and 15th sts. and Pennsylvania ave. and K sts; session Isto York av n June. Call or address Mrs. C. wa TO PUR TO HAVE buiit on a desirabie jot, a nedt Dwelling of about six rooms, in the vielnity of the Government Print- office, fthe tracks. Address JAMES, 1303 ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US aT their own house. $7 to $10 per week can be ietly made. No photo painting; no canvassing. For full particulars pivase address, at once, CRES- CENT ART CO., 19 Central street, Boston, Mass. Box 61 25-411" WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE, A HOES ton and Harness; horse must besound State price and where for three days, CASH, ANTED-—$2,000 AT FIVE PER C first-class real estate securit; Address NO BROKERAGE, Stat ANTED- BICYCLE. inch upright, if price and machine suit, dress BICYCLE, Star Off apl7- (ED-LADIES WHO DESIRE TC their real laces and ant equal to new, should go from Paris, 1218 H st. nw. 3 . DA nd gentle; dress, E que lace curtains cleaned Madame E, WEBEL, Satisiaction guaranteed” ap a HORSE, FOR GEN oRAL bay preferred; 1,200 to'1,500 pounds: rea: sonable price. Address for 10 days. es Height wood, D. C. apl7-3ee ANTED KNOWN—THAT COARSE HAIRS e positively obliterated, Jeaving no marks. My Kiectric Needie is the only remedy known, for this hidious defect, Send tor full particulars. Flectric treatments for iadies and children. Mrs. Dr. GABRIEL, 702 13th st. aplo-2w* V —TO RENT OR SELL—MY HOUSE, hear Scott Circle, amediately, furnished or un2 | furnished; «bargain to the right parties. For partice idress MF. Ih, tar office, aple-3e* oe alt W ANIED STONE ON SOUTH SIDE FSi: between vth and 11th sts. n.w. Address SOU 1H; Star office. ‘apes W HEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD feather beds. Address ULTiA, Star Oilice. aple-ore W Ane BUY—UNIMPROVED PROP erty in the northwest: also, large, weilfurnisived House on N st. nw. for rent. 1K. CHALLE 13 Fst W axiep. Nor To RUIS YOUR Byes py Using poor lights. Buy Mason improved electric oll Lamp und the 100 test security Oil, est for oll toves. 80c ford gal. 701 Mth sin. W. — al-Bws ANTED-1 DESIRE TO PURCHASE FOR Several clients some Washington Real Estate of ny description. Persons laving any property to dis- pose of at a reasonable price will find & quick sale b} addressing me a letter with description aud price. All communications treated contidentali ‘api JNO. #. WAGGAMAN, ANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Carpets. Stoves, Featlier Beds and all kinds of ‘Honsenold Furniture, for which the highest cash price willbe paid, Address H. BAUM, 239 7th st. sw. aplO ANTED-. UILLER 513 7th ot. a.w., Washington, ings specialty. ANTED—TO EXCHANGE-MARKET OR E change Range or Vapor, Oil or Gas Stoves for old ones. BUTLER'S, 931 5th, near K. Smoky chim- neys cured Or no pay. Old Stoves bought and sold cheap. ‘ap5-1m* NTED—10,000_ SUITS DOLLAR 7 OF CLOTHES TO clean, at ONE PER SUIT. G called for sud delivered. Ee oot . PRINCE, 1009 F st._ mb26-3in W AXIED=10,000 SUITS OF CLOTHES TO cleun, at $1.50 per suit: very best work guaran- teed. Send postal and will call for them, “mh263m, PRINCE, 1009 F st ‘ANTED — PRIMARY AND ADVANCE! ‘W 6aiseves in Shorthand aud Penmanship eee, EERBOUS, House of Heprebontanives oF ts alee, "NEOUS OF tie Colum dian College Preparatory school,” “muoeime ous substance, and will therefore take the place of the many dirty and unpleasant preparations now in use. A trial will convince. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price, $1. ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Proprietor. aplo Jéth and I and 2d and D sts, nw. Youmans EW YORK HaTS IN LIGHT COLORS JUST OPENED AT THE AGENCY FOR THIS CITY. STINEMETZ & SON, apl 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 9 ¢ Pear be MERINO SHIRTS and PANTS, UH BALBRIGGAN SHINS ond PANTS New styles in 5 Hoslery, Gloves, &e., W.s. rita apls 955 avenue VOR SALL—LOTS—100 BUILDING LOTS, 150 feet, near Seabrook Station: Band P. RR, minutes" tide by sold in six moti 3 DPIC HYNES, agent, after 4 MARION DUCKETT, burg, Md, Apply to 1 215 9th st. nw., orto Altorney-at-Law, Bladens- aplo-sm At Brightwood, D. C., ‘Three Miles from City. Six acres of land—{¥ rich and iy in beautiful grove of oak and chestnut trees: on an eminence commanding a fine view. lnprovements consist of a small house and b: Also, 8 Valuable orchard of ninety Dwarf Pear Trecs of euoleest varleties, lu full beuring. Pricw $35.50. Pennsylvania ave, SALE—ATTRACTIVE MONTGOM. y Farm containing 100_acr ns, outbuildings, fruit, forty. ville turnpike, near Four Corners, ght miles rom Washingto ress WAL CADLE, ‘nt Mills, Montgomery county, Md. apl7-2W PSR SALESA, FINE, FARM 200 ACES, lontgomery county. Aid.,on Metropolitan Branch; Be ontbuild: ‘GM. MACGOWAN, 1343 F st. nw, NORSALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- i superior ttle Farm of 49 ackes: large apple, peach and pear orchard; trees in prime condition; 2000 ‘ape Vines; 330 acres under cultivation; well of ex- tC watcr: two running streains. “Improvements con-ist ofan S-room frame cottaze and ali necessary Outbuildings; ail in first class order; will sell stock, wazons avd linptemenis, ‘This farm 1s 6 mites from the city, % mile from H.R, station end easy of access. HUETY & DYER, apl7-3t 13th and Fsts. nw. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—AN ELEGANT eight-room Cottage at Colonial Beach; about 30,000 feet of ground; house well built and finished, HUFTY & DYER, apl7-3t 13th and F'sts, FOR SAGES A $00 ACRE FARM. UNDER HIGH State of cultivation; 80 acres of fruit: will sell all or i purt of furm; twenty miles from thecity, in Loudoun, county, Va.; ‘will be sold cheap or exchange for city property, Apply at SMITHS, 314 0th st. al7-Ot FRGE SALE {804 ACG: 9: ROOM HOUSE: AND barn near Arlington P.G., Va.,3 miles from this 2.000) cash, oF 32.500 on 3 years time. JAMES INTs, Attorney, Alexandria, Va. apl7- For SbbEad, VERY DESIRABLE FARM, about 400 yards from Magruder station, on the 2! &P. RR. lo acres in choice fruits; excellent water heat the door; price, $2,000. DUFFY & BOLTON, ‘mpl 7st Th st. nw. ine roo farm on the Coles rae a decided ellent soil; Good house ai bargain, | in aay: NEAR ‘Sanitary ep5-1m. NEW BRICK 3 all, moder tm FOR RES Honses, 919 and 921 O st. n. provements, Also, three houses ‘adjoinin luunbia st.; six rooms; bath, hot water, &c i Six room Brick House, 516 B st. s per month key at 520 Bst. Call at 618 th st for particulars, must FORRENT—“A SUITEOF NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, on second floor, with open fires. 606 13th Bt nw. mh30-iin FOR _RENT—FLATS. ROOM BRICK Hc od water, $16. App SOR RENT— 21381 St, 12 POMS... sence 3225 14th st.,'14 rooms. 1537 14th st., 10 rooms. $12 Rhode Island 1 T- 1606 190 st_n. w., 12 rooms. 1763 Pst. n.w., 11 rooms..... 1028 17th si. nw. 10 rooms... 22 L st. n.w., 11 rooms... 620 Dst. 8 w., 7 rooms... 631 D st. sw. 7 rooms... 609 15Un st a! w., 6 roils... a19-3t OR RENT— 1S12N st. n.w...9r$100 $21.21 st aw, 16rs_90 176SP now. Lire ‘ ~ ee 2 ¥. ave. 10r. BW. hd 60 5) Cy 5, pase 260i 406 N. J. ave. s.e., 10r_ 2211 13th n. w., Gr... 28 1914 Laren st., (LeDroit 3r. $y ate 3S 50 80508 a 35 operty placed w advertised free of cost to the owner. For list of property f¢ ®. 0. HOLTZ, NT aplg ern imp., 635 N st. n. Twostory trame it 12th st, n.w ; 20.39. ‘Two-story- frum 517 Mthode Island ave. tw. ‘Two story frame Hi 519 Rhode Island ave. ry and basement brick ps: 1560 Buh St mW; $20. ‘$1850. st_n.w. $I. ‘Two-tory and b: water, large yard, 2 3 Lath st. u ‘Two-story fran! 1321 5th st. n ES 120 Fen bers She soon path: $40 per month each, CHA 921 Fst. n, POR Rest LATS—2 NICELY FURNISHED Fiats, at summer rates. At the WOODMON cor. 13th st, and Lowa Circle nw. aplosie AT—AT A RED! pletely farnished aj ther moutus. Apply from 3 to 8 p. Atichinond. FOR RENT—OFFICES. QOR RENI-FINE ROOMS IN THE POST BUILDING, corner 10th and D sts.n. w.; Studio Offices and Lodge or Society Rooms, ‘There are yet vacant in thenew Post Building some well lighted” Rooms, suitzble for lodges and societies: also several well lighted Rooms eligible for artists Studios, and two Rooms fitted for hght manufacturing, With of without steam power; Otis Slevator runs nigut and day. Inquire ut the office of the Post Building. aplo-3w OR RENT—BASEMENT OFFICES, 1220 F ST, n. w. also Room secord and third floors, 1115. F at. n. w,:also a forty-acre Farm in Virginia, two miles from Long Bridge: will be reuted at low ‘rate by the year. DANENHOWER &SON, 1115 Fst. aps FOR RENT—STORES GOR REN ESTORY AND attic Store, 462 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. “This Property Is eligibly located aud is suitable for a whole- Sale or retail business of any kind. CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 F st. nw. apl7-3t OR REN’ EASE—AN OLD-ESTABLIS! ed Grocery Store; northwest; house contains 7 Fooms. Stock and fixtures for sale Kent, $35 per month CHAS. K BANES, 804 and 806 F'st nw. apla-6r FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS ‘T—OR WOULD SELL, AN EXCEI- tave rosewood Piano, with embroid- ered cove id stool; terms moderate. Inquire at O21 1ithst. nw. apis {OR RENT—TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY— the uPRer portion, of the sash. door, bind and moul ment of & large mill, on Olio ave, between i2tirand 13th sta. Steain "power furnished OR rooms, with all modera. Month, from June Ist to November, ises, 1446 N st. FOR, BEATS from ‘May VOR RENT Story and basement brick: m 927 F st 52.50 Stable rear 1237 w. office... 50 514 12that.s w. > In rear of 110 List x 10) 1008 F st. nw., of rooms Cor 7th and E sts.,ofrms, t. near 19th, Sr. Fayette st., G'twn, E55 2dst. neat Pa, ave...73 ith me for rent or sale ts liberally r 1s, a or SHO ply ut pr: swe DE_SALES ST—WILL Bi 6 83 ‘sale, call oF send at office, 10th and F sts. 0. frame House. 10 rooms, mod. imps, fs, New York ave and 4th st. n.w.: 840. ‘Two-tory frame House, 10 rooms, with store, mod- se, Wx rooms, water, 1128 House, seven_ rooms, hall, water, . five rooms, store, water, w.: $201n adv. ‘ouse, six rooms, me Hone, five rooms, water, 1506 AR ment frame House, 9 rooms, House. five rooms, water, side Mg (oor rooms,water,1144 New S. SHREVE, 1125 Tthst.n.w, AND 120 per JOR RENT—THE completely furni N., will be rented for Asi. “The house has a at the northwest corner of De Suies tuins ten rooms, ow is in con T RESIDENCE, ral Shufeldt, term of three years from ath and. east frontage, be . bath rooms and every conve. e order, and can be gotten (or ni the time named, by a smal! and careful family, forthe Jow rental of 100 per month. Cards of adinission given on application to us, “ FITCH, apl7-3t 14: OR RENT. NDSOME 3-810 te mirrors; handsomely tiled earths cathedral glass transoms; complete in e vicinity of Dupont Circle. FORD, 1226 F st. n.w. RENT—713 2187 Brick with back building; in advance. Keys at 729. ¥ ticular, pantries FOX 4 BROWN, 7 Pennsylvania ave. AD tY AND BASE- meut brick Dwelling, 12 rooms, larg Closets; handsome cherry and oak ma ‘and bevelled estibue and in vestibule doors “and located tn LER & RUTHER- alyste mt = HOUSE, . $18.35 In advance; water! yundary sts., #ls0 the apl7-3t* 7 14TH ST. DFSIRARLE 3 story brick house: mod. tmy large. drs. cellar and ‘yard; KE, 411 16th si. NT—HOUSE 8¢ OosT. rooms and bath room; rent ; elglt rooms, bath, nt moderave. ApDIY tO aw, ‘apt Six ‘a month in ad- —This hall can be rented for Concerts, Lectures inb Parties on very moderate terms,” Call and Inspect the place before you make your engagements, mb27-Lm ‘Wa. MCLEAN, | Yance: given May 15th. Apply next door mh27 1m 28th and Baws. nv, | 809 O st. nw. aplz-3t VOR RENT-MASONIC HALL, OTH AND F | JOR RENT— Six-room Brick, all modern improvements.....€20 Five-room Frame... seu: Stx-room Brick. apl73t ¥ 13th and F'sts, VOR SALE-SMALL F ‘ASH- ington Heat and Power Co. Address Box 53, pio Biar office. JF QE SALE-4 GENUINE BARGAIN IN Estate, n.w. oF n. Gress Box 54, Star 0} W ANIhD, A PARTNER WITH $2,000 IN THE Stove and tin business; practical tinner pre- ferred: busluess esiublished 1870. Address Box Star office, ‘apl 7 UILDERS’ MATERIAL FOR SALE. Sealed Proposals will be recelved for the Old Carroll Mauston, situated on square 736, until THURSDAY, pil 2 The buliding contains a large quantity of Brick, ae sone oieh be" hie all the Sward, roposuls 0 be Feo Soll and Wood on the place. Gravel and Sand alse for sale, Address AUSTIN F. BROWN, Trustee, 1426 F st. apletd nw. SEVEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS, Bonds secured by mortyage on Real Estate At 25 per cent. of its valuation, by tue OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Omaha, Nebraska. Hon. A. U. WYMAN, Late Treasurer U.S.,President. Interest and Principal Guaranteed and payable at the Chemical National bank, New York City. iusums of from to $5,000, running from three to five years Interest’ payable seml-au nually. The absolute certainty and security of these loans command them to the liberal patronage of ‘Washington Investors, PARKER & TOWNSEND, apl4-3m____ Washington Agents, 1418 F st. n.w. POR, SALECLIGHT SPRING WAGON, SUIT. ‘able for carpenter or contractor; long body; built by Rex & Heunch: has been tn use one year.” J. F. saad OR iG & CO., 1320 Pennsylvania av.u.wal3-1w POR RENT (AT EATIS CHURCH VA. A HOUSE ‘of nine rooins, suitable outbuildings, with 17 acres ‘Of land. Good shade, fruit, &c. Inquire al 907 New York ave. ‘apl0-2w* OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- erty—Furm of 100 Acres; new house and youn, orchard; Gly iniles from city, “Apply to M. E. SHE SY, G24 Dat. nw, apigeie LE" HANDSOME COTTAGE, COMFORTABLY A: furnished; Piano, ‘Tableware, Ge. No sliver oF house linen. Hot and'cold water tn ‘bath room. Gar- den, if desired. Ice, meat, milk, butter and vegetables: brought to the door. apply to THOMAS HILL, Es UPPER PART OF THE CENTENNIAL BUILDIN« PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND 12TH 8T. mb2e-1m THOS, E WAGGAMAN. I, KERVAND, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Engraving pile, $1: any visiting TLANTIO CITY, N. J—HOTELS, ‘and Lots for rent or sale by J. G. ADA\ Heal Esiate and Insurance Agents, 203! Jalb-108¢ 7 corner Fayette and St. Vaal sis, Baltimore, Of 1 A. PERKY, 175 W. Hofman st,, Baltimore, Md.m16-im (OR SALE-HANDSOME SUBURBAN REST dence; 13 rooms, bath rooin and closet in house: large stable, 2% acres; on first end of Conduit road, ‘above river: beautiful view, good spring, abundance ‘of fruit and flowers. Inquire on premises, al46t* VOR RENT—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WITH 14 rooms, at Benning’s, D. C; fi moe shade, and stable room. See 8.H. WALKER, 630 WAne, — UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, | Louisiana ave. or MES.SCAGGS, on the premises, ‘Hair mattrasses renovated; loose covers cut and spli-2m Frog) cata ieee CoH. OR SALE-AT GAITHERSBURG, Mp, TWO —— m22-lm* ¥ minutes’ from station, ve pretty ten-room ‘ANTE! SECOND - HAND CLOTHING, | Mouse; beaatifel grade; outht in ere Waiches, Guns, oie Asiao, Burniture, Stoves, | 10 ee SEES? eal SOSCUER EEE TO rt dae, NST MaRS | HE, OEP Sas hot ‘ap0-1m ANTED — WATER — WATER — WAT HIGHLY IMPROVED MONTGOM- DAN'L J. MOPEAT, of 414 iy ot awe is a | Bods cay Lam will ael 2 Ve bO Noe Searuinn well hikewse “Ail “orusre "asco | Grane iru gu Wasnlngsop and, Colrerie raps, irom in m atended to. Beas” | feu Stetopolkan seanch Keke OME PCE ABI ANTED—COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR | Slike. Md. : mb3i-im every State aud ‘Territory. Notary and U. 5. {OR SALE—A CHOICE LITTLE FARM OF 50 Commissioner, “JOHN is. 1420 ¥ st n.w. | WY acresin Montgomery county, near the District In office from 9a. m.to5 p.m Telephone 3442 18 | ih ug suitable for poultry or airy farm; three acre lots, ANTED — NEWLY = enclosed wi ant con- Drott Park Ladies’ and Gent's Hewtauree adi | wenlomees for F ‘oultry; will be sold, with al the [iat nw, OrsiersJo allstyies “Wanulies supplied | Mock aud Germing lo glementy Jy neal Emtate sortment of Confections and Table Desserts, “Cig Se, | iroker.1100 Pennsylvania ave. mb30-3m. meal, s-3ms RK SALE—BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE; ‘14th st, extended, near Brightwood; three acres PERSONAL ‘Water; line view, good § oC 200 g mbi2-lm WALKER & WI. i, 1006 F st. now. LL CLASSES DETECTIVE BUSINESS TRANS expert shadowers; confidential. ASHINGION DETROIIVE AGES nw. WILLIAMS & CO. peer ‘cpm N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND now, ‘bay full value for Gent's second-bacd. STUSTH'S Old stand,” G19 Dat mvs Gost __ COUNTRY BOARD. 'TED—SUMMER BOARDERS. OW ‘wood. address ox 7, Star ofice aphtans MONEY TO LOAN. ‘OQNEY TO LEND AT REASONABLE RATES. Send description of security. General ise Exchanged for Mortgages, G. W. Fulton st., New York. TO LOAN-$15,000 TO JMStir ks ave per cont 90 god reat R, 25 apl7-2t LOAN IN ONE estate 3 OR RENT—BY TYLER & 1226 F st 4th st., op. Judiciar; TBTaTBin st we Sete, Oy sts Bek TandC ne 3 1636 16th st. n.w., 7 RUTHERFORD, apl 7-0 OR RENT— 426 Colleze st., Br, $30)] Wilson st. nw. 6r.....$15 50 10028. Cap., Langdon Ter.n.w, 88.25 10068. Cap., AGS. Caps, Brn 1030 Sumner, new...-10.50 240 14th 8 w., 91 1210 6th n, w.,_ Br. BO | 100 10th &.,'7r. 5) Pomeroy. ‘8. CA¥ WOOD, cor. 6: “de hand K sts. nw. 30 30 B20 Dat. s.w..5r, 709, 711 Ane. ‘3F. Myrtiest., (Baz date eo ra it: ne. br., wa. 6rd saw. Brick; water, &c.;$15.50 per month. aplest WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F’ RENT—409 STH ST. N. E, SIX-RooM OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE 5 room Brick House and large Store-room, 408" stuw. Applyto LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, ‘aplest 1920 F st. nw. ft RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE—FROM MAY Ist to December Ist, containing twelve Tov! corner of Ruud 13th sts. h.w.: house with lary low. parking whole length ‘at 1302 Rist. W. W. Si ae RIGHT. aplé6su (OR RENT—HOUSE 1419 10th ST. rooms, in good repair; nice yard, S20 per month inquire of ING. 5. ose. N and 5 , back SCUTT, Howard api au 421 L ot, 1 6. ‘The above is only a small of | books. For fail list call at for in the Isband 10th. [ap13]. THOSE WAGGA HOUSE 104 11TH ST, 421 3d shaw. drs. si., iF. Sui9 Mat tore of a fail list apply tO apis care WESCOTT & WILCO 1907 Pennsylvania eve TOR RENT— 16th st, bLO€P.106.67 |S} N. J. ave. nwo SN. attest 100 Sri 155 31 Ka. nw. Sr B Adil st. nw, THOMAS 5. PFISTER 1324 °F street ms ENFCRNISH 1025 Conn.ave $250, BIL ay. and Se t09 Ae h SL. BoMion 4 Orr 480 stable rear 1200 Ith st. 6 ©. . VL ave. bet. 12th and Lith, HOUSE AC stat es from city A.PMILL 1a FPOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 13 ‘acostia; location one uf the bes. Apply t GRISWOLD, Anacostia, D.« ia rok ee IN ANACOSTIA— 1 Ave-room House. sii FOR SAsb Ol KENT 2 new modern sevenroom Louses, with large ‘aud side yarcs nao APP to ICA. oRiswo FOR SALE—MISCELLAN EC OR SALE—FURNITURE AND PIVE-YE lease Of small hotel at Couey Islund, Sulla! Established seven yearn. Will buy. ty one yeur not satistied, Address PUL Istand, N.Y TWO ITALIAN (PET) bo« |. from imported stock. Inq address 73 IK st. nw. Fi. Sak MEA ETON, TALIS AN be, nearly inquire at 43% 701 sta w POR 8. EAP—A FIN Shelving Can de seen at 45 HOTEL "TOF 8 u 2 Penney Ivan naw. ey QUR SALE—AN UPRIGHT GLASSSASK > Case and Coonter; useful for ta on Dusiness; will be sold reason ‘Apply f 10 Peansyivania ave. apie SALE-STYLISH LIGHT PAM! 8 Zool as new $200: will wel woer having fit. Inquire at BOW Livery Stable, 643 New York ave apl FOE SALE | Sse years old. sound. gentle and kind: « & Judy; linus’ Grotteds in less. Uh AMES GROW 4 POR ALE lor i » celebrated Hi: bi tsp tocol ained, ali the vo addressing Box 128, Slar oflice, be ae years old: media pl” BAY MARIg SoL> sire: suitable ior a family be seen at MCFARLAND S stable, West Wali oF the owner, at 1209 32d st. Fee SALE Cuolee WHITE ten hens ai ; c to partion wishing LEE, 1718 14th si. now. Fou Ake will of 2 Dusines. For teruis, se. BUCKLEY, 407 dig si. sw) STOCK finished, AUERB, JOR SALE— TEN GOOD COWS AND young Colts. Apply at SMITH “aplTit Bla POR SALE IRON SAPS, SHOW C/ Counters, Gus Fixtures, Shelving, etc. Te from business. SMIL's. 314 9b st FPORSALE A HANDSOME BAY HORSE: elegant driver and periect auddie horse: alse Complete turnouts, comprising: Ast, flue bay harness and victoria; 2d, horse, harness and ext top surry: 8d, horse, Harness and beautifal cart. Also a fine dog-cart, 3 baggies, 2 no-top » and a drag, Wal F DOWNEY apl7-1 1 und @riving Horses for sans GAS ie nae 1h and Wate ponte Juckeon'n Hater ad, wil positively be 3 Fepres'mied. JNO. MWHICHT. eat made by one of 4 cost of 3600 guaranteed Can be ‘gaat emibronered cove ‘and plush stool We also have for exchange sora square pia elecant Cabluet Uprigiit at a bargain, or will $10 per month to reilable party. Bolk the above can be scen at the PIANO EXCHANGE WARFROOY fapl6) 422 9th se soon and wet & bargai use, 625 Louimiana ave. iW. “p POR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED Bix Horse: four yeurs oid. Can be seen at J 5, BHU Cat mw, Pedigree will be 1 HaARWUSO: p1S-Lw NOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF 11 must sell my Whole stock of fine Iniported nd Liquors at Cost. Caio will sell ali the ol | p Stock Whiskles, from 1598 aud 1569, aud 1569, al @ very low price. Fixtures forsale. “House for rent, ‘LOUIS SPANIER, 1413 Got. apl4-Im posite Rises He DOR SALE-FOUR PAIR OF VEKy ‘Horses, one puir of black Coac.: Horses, ‘Couch’ Horses, one pair bay Mares, HEAl and Mores. Can offer bargains. THOMPSON & McCAULLY apo-1m, ©, bet, Wh and OU sts, RK SALE—A PAIR OF DRIVING Wo days, 5 years old; 1 bay mare, single de ‘ears old: 1 bay horse G years vid. Address ARSHALL, Vernon Mills, Fwuguier co. Va. aplo-im FOE SALEDONE UPRIGHT. Pra By tave ‘slgltly used; $190. Special barg: juare 10%, ad Organs to rent. 1 WORCH & CO., 925 Tih st. Lw., Sole Agen ee a nn Rt SALE—T LOVE YOU DARLING 1 dreams.” Songz, by Mrs. sump Lewis, wil irait of Miss Emma Thursiy. For sale’ at s mosic stores, and Brentano's. ap POR SATE, 20, CAR ACIS AND WA ‘beautiful design and finels, com ° ter SideBar Top Buggies, weiguling ‘ro Sy ? Hlegant Pleasure and Business Phuetons, thts city. The jes are for sale or exchange at reascuable nd on accommodating terms, as 1 do not w them. \ii kinds of re} ¢ iuid painting will r ‘Also, sums from $100 up to any amount desired ut: nt: m. icbriek | prompt attentionwt ®. J. MEEK, 21 cst. 1 Cent, Commissions moderate, DANER HOW LH | aul payers ane Pt yank cheap Uo ‘Large stock Second. Carriages always on oN ree JS | Tenet Apply for key st 100 11th ot ae. Spio Se aylim = ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR | HOH KENT OB SALE—TWO 14-ROOM NEW OR SALE—A SUPERB cINWAY Mie! iia io dnott MOTE | FUL ntti attar a teeataates | P'uh.n A SOPs RTAY 3 ber IL- | improvements. cust, ALG. BR LIPS, Licensed and Bonded Real Estate Broker, 1428 | lumbia st.; six r: y 925, | Teh wi. are] bee a a Tey ss ag Fe SALE THE “OTIG” GAB ENGIN} AN ON REAL ESTATE sires no boller: avoids Ive wtten MVilter Stade Sacuniriisat lowest tates H 8ST. N.w., ho loss of sme: no handling of fuel; no ashes interest "No delay where the 30 (0. 6. GREEN, st mw, FoR 2a iwelling; mod. I ane ot A.EUERLY €90N, 18 cihat- ng apeiste MOSEY 10 Loan ON BEAL Ierar eR. , ‘mh23-1m 27 ‘ONEY_ TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT LESS ‘3 Corner 10th and'¥ suresus norte, * ON REAL moran 1) THOS, FE. WAGGAMAN. VOR RENT—720 151TH ST., OPPOSIT: WORKM- Fries ‘and basement brick house, doves. fos. Tenant a long lease wil be Bren, THOS. Yi 200. 1324 F st. Bw. FOR RESP EW, SROOM COTTA Heights of Georgetown; will rent tor Mouth Apoly 1U and 11 Center Market. whe NEYe : RENT_FURN ERED _OBaTRARLE REST- ‘in good ur will sell and SEE Say ee ae ET Funning clevaiors, punsplug water. rinsing and mactinery, Send circular and price BALLAUF, Agent, Tol Th wt. “ Fe, SALE—BUSINESS Wa‘ Varlety, fest and largest stock of plasdort ES 250 Bd street, Went Washingion. “3. Ke itd a ig a Cages yen at oe ira mote 415) uhm ‘ST HARTBANC i man GONS IN EN i Ea’ CARDS, Ue The imoct Wonderfut Variety tn the w ‘Who.esale. teachers. Come and sce plore Bee MNIRY GOULD, $21 9u RENT—1801 HA! Exunete Oo. be KEWOOD AVE. 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