Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide duilvcircutation more than treble thet of any other daily paper published In Washington, and equal to that of alt the ether daily papers here added tomether. Saturday Advertising. Advertisers will confer a favor by banding in their announcements as early as possible for tomorrow's sixty-four column STAR, in order to insure insertion and proper classification. a In all lawful efforts to secure better compen- sation and toimprove the general condition of themselves and their families the working men ofthe country are always certain to have the sympathy ofthe whole Amertean people; but the adoption of the boyéott as a compulsory meas- ureand the employment of force to prevent others from earning a livellhood for themselves {and those dependent upon them, on such terms as way be mutually satisfactory to employer and employe, will never be tolerated in the United States. This has been very plainly shown In several Instances during the present, labor troubles, in various parts of the country, and it will be demonstrated beyond any room for doubt whenever the fssue is squarely pre- sented. These lawless and tyrannical expe- dients are alike foreign to the genius of our in- stitutions and destructive of personal freedom. Individual liberty fs the very corner-stone of a Fepublican form of government, and it must and will be preserved, when the test comes, whatever else may happen. These are points which should not be overlooked by the windy and selfish agitators, of foreign birth, who are Just now doing far more harm than good to the ‘cause they pretend to serve, and they are espe- eiully worthy the attention of thougntful and industrious laboring men who have so much at ein the issues involved, and who are also so greatly in danger of being led astray by talse lights. ———————— The report of the House judiciary committee, adverse to the proposed constitutional amend- ment empowering thePresident to veto separate items In an appropriation bill, is a very choice specimen of special pleading. It argues that the President can now veto the whole of an appro- priation bill If he finds an objectionable item, and, if bis reasons convince one-third of the members of either House, can force Congress to revise its work. Very true. And if he were em- powered to veto a single objectionable item, he would have to bring one-third of the members of either House over to his side, jus. the same. nitiaues the report, the people’s money ts safer in the hands of four hundred Congress- men than in those of one President. It that be true, then the framers of the Constitution mnst have made a great blunder in giving the Presi- dent power to veto appropriation bills at all. But the absurdity of the ciaim is shown by the fact that Congress, every few years, pastes a river and harbor bill so colossal in its plunder- ing detuils that the President is forced to veto it;and it is equally noteworthy that the ver- dict of the peopie, who are to be the vietims of the robbery, is invariably an approval of the President's course. On which side is the satety iu such instances—on the side os the one man, or of the four hundred? ‘The most significant answer made by Jay Gould on his examination yesterday was when Mr. Burnes asked him whether the law might not properly rexulate the conduct of a rallroad company's ofiicers. “The law does that already,” said Mr. Gowid; “it is only the enforeement of the law that is deficient.” That is entirely true. Mr. Gould probably had in mind an occasion when the directory of the ailway company removed its headquarters state into another to evade the opera- ‘uf tae law, and three-quarters of the judges on the highest beneh in a metropolitan eity had to be bought over to the support of this outrag- eous conspiraey. It is respectfuily suggested that the committee, ifit wishes to look into thix phase of the ques- tion further, subpaena the shade of the late la- mented James Fisk, jr. $a ‘The President's message on the labor ques- tion, whieh would have been sent to Congress some weeks ago, but for the supposed truce between the railway managers and their em- pioyes at St. Louts, was sent yesterday. Mr. Clevetand evidently appreciates the gravity of the situation and the need tor the interference of some judicial authority, uninfluenced by partisan considerations. His proposal that a Permanent arbitration commission shall be established has good arguments to commend It, Much time, trouble and exasperation would undoubtedly be saved if there were always on on duty @ tribunal whose special business it should be to uct as a peacemaker when capital and labor get in collision. Congress could do little harm, and might accomplish a great deal ‘of good, by giving the President's plan a trial, alle —————— _____ Primarily the serious accident which befel Mr. Charles Crocker, the Callforvia railway magnate, in New York on Tuesday, was due to fast driving, but as @ matter of fact it was caused by the rail of a street car line which was allowed to remain above the surface of the roadway, as those in Washington are permitted todo. Mr. Crocker’s great wealth and business prominence may call to this particular form of Bulsance more attention than it would other- wise receive just now, but tne life of any other citizen is just as dear to him as existence is to Mr. Crocker, and it is for this reason, and not on account, that street car companies every- where should be compelied to adopt a form of Fail better than that now in common use, and t lay it In a way that is not dangerous to hu- ‘Man lite and destructive to property. ee ies ala ae It is more than iikely that some farther in- ‘Yestigation into the treatment recetved by the Chinese embassy on its arrival at San Francisco Will be made after its members have time to Properly present the case to the authorities here. Statements as to what actually occurred on their arrival at San Francisco vary widely, ‘according to the source from which they come, but the weight of testimony leads to the un- pleasant conclusion that not only were the rep- Tescutatives of @ friendly foreign power treated with gross and inexcusable discourtesy by some of the port officers, but that a good deal of lying has since been done by the latter or on their behalf in explaining away their offence. A thorough overhauling of the whole affair will therefore be a good thing, to the end that the truth of the matter may be conclusively estab- lished. As the case stands at present it is any- thing but creditable to our government. Dost Bor A Rernicraston Hytt yee have seen and examined into the merita of “BALDWIN DRY AIR,” Of which Joverncr Barstow, of Vermont, writes as follows: “Two or three years ago I bough: the best Refriger- stor I could find, and have bad it in constant use since that lime until last summer, when I thoroughly tested ‘The Baldwin Dry air Refrigerator and bad it in use, side by side with the old one, and carefully compared their merita, I find that with the same amount of ice aw each The Baldwin Dry Air is from elght to twelve degrees colder im all its compartments, and that the fee lasts nearly twice aslong. The dryness of are frigerator is almost sa important as its coolness ‘Tested in this reapeet by placing four ounces of stone Mae iu the bottom of each, it was slacked to fine pow- er by absorption of moisture in the old one in forty ‘ight hours, while in The Baldwin it was not so re" duced for eight days, thus showing the remarkable superiority of The Baldwin Dry Air Refrigerator in the three pointe, viz: Coolness, economy and dry- = — ‘These Superior Refrigerators are for sale by ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Oth Street, Between D and E, SOLE AGENTS YOR THE DISTRICT. cleanest and brightest retail store vi ‘and best cared for stock ‘other articles in the ety. ROASTED FRESH BVERY Mone, COFFEE TATO CHIPS fee fess ‘Tuesday, Thuraday and Saturday morning. PAY $40, $50, AND EVEN $00 FOR A DRESS SUIT. SEE THOSE AT OAK HALL FOR $12 TO $25. DON'T YOU Do IT: PAY $20, $25, OR $30 FOR A BUSINESS SUIT. SEE THOSE AT OAK HALL FOR 96, $8, 910 612, OR $15 DowT You DO IT! PAY WAR PRICES FOR YOUR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. SEE THOSE AT OAK HALL FOR $2.50, $3.25, $4.50, 96.00, UP TO THE FINEST QUALITY. FULLY 83 PER CENT. LOWER THAN AT ANY OTHER STORE IN WASHINGTON. BALLS AND BATS GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY BOY'S SUIT AT OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. p23 Lasssuxcx & Bro GRAND PARASOL ANDSUN UMBRELLA SALE VARIETY WILL ABOUND TO SATISFY EVERY TURN OF MIND. THE NOVELTIES ARE EXQUISITE, AND THE ASSORTMENT STRIKINGLY GRAND. PARASOLS MUST NOW BE WORN, AND THOSE IN NEED OF ONE WOULD DO WELL TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK. NO ONE URGED TO BUY, Good quality Satin Coachers In all colors at 88¢. Parasols in all spring shades at $1.89, regular price $2.18, ‘The “Alameda” Parasol at $2.50 iy 4 two-sbaped. Parasol. The best known value yet. 75 heavy quality Satin Stripe Coaching Parasols, In combination blocks, all colors, $2.98—were bought to sell fur $3.50 Our $E@oaching Parasol cannot be excelled in style finish and quality. We make a specialty of these. We have 35 different siyles to xclect from, Extreme Nov cities in the Alameda, Normandy, Mikado, Gretchen and Foule shapes, SUN UMBRELLAS, Good quality Twilled Silk Sun Umbrellas at $1.30; apiendid value, assorted handles, Heavy English Twilled Silk Sun Umbretlas, 26-inch Paragon frame, natural wood handles, at $1. 500 Extra Heavy Sterling Silver Cap Umbrellas. gentlemen's size, usually sold at $3.50. This week's price $2.50. An unparalielled bargain. CHILDREN’S PARASOLS. ‘We pay particular attention to Children’s Parasols. Other houses do ‘ote much time to this branch ofthe Parasol departmen:. WE DO, snd can there- fore show you as large and varied assortment as ca possibly be procured. We carry all styles, shapes and colors. BRING THE CHILDREN TO THESE Don't stay away for fear it may be a :rouble to show these goods. We tee! kindly disposed to the “Lite Ones,” and are desirous of humoring them. HOUSEFURNISHING GooDs. We are stiil way ahead of competitors in this branch both for quantity and price. We will pos.tively war- rant the goods. and if uot perfectly sutisfuctory will Fefund money We have the variety. We can fur- nish the smallest housebola and the largest hotel. Large size Huck Towels, 10c. Initial Huck Towels, 25¢.; size 20x40. ‘Turkish Knotted Fringe Towels, 22¢ : size, 20x10. Extralarge Knotted Fringe Towels, 37'c.; size 22x Paney Tuble Scarfs, 40c. A bandsome Tabie Scarf (Tinsel), where ior #1. A large line of Toilette Table Sets, all sizes, at half usual price. Dinner Napkins from 5c. up. glvlored and White Linen Doyles as low as 40c. per van. 64-inch wide Cream Table Li y aii, wide Cream inen, excellent quality, Linen Lap Robes, and $1.25 each, ‘Now It is honestly to your own interest to view these goods, as it is Impossible todo them Justice in print, ‘We will gladly show them to you, so haveno hesitancy tocall at 65e.; sold every- Just received, for G0c., 75c., $1 ONE PHICE HOUSE, ‘p28 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. Tue Joxvors Axncreatioxs OF YOUTH it is our province to fulfill, and TO-DAY finds us In better condition than ever to meet every requirement in BOYISH CLOTHING. Itis unnecessary for us to advertise the finer and higher priced articles in our business, because it s well understood by every one versed in city ways that there will be no sort of difficulty in that regard if you consult our stock. We are enabled only to make an impression ty quoting how low we can sell good things, and it is well known we keep only such things ‘9 merit that appellation. We cannot tel, of course, what sort of clothes you Want oF buy, so at random we select a few things Which may or may not meet your views, But Just Femember one thing, please, and that is, no matter ‘What your desires, we are in position to fill them. The first things we happen to think of Just now are sailor sults for boys from 3 to 10 yearsold. We have these in Gray, and Blue also, as low as $1.35 for asuit, How is thatr ‘Tnis ensauple will help to show how cheaply we ‘are prepared to serve you. We do not mean to con- vey the idea that thia sult 1s as good as one we sell you for five dollars Only this, that both are relatively e185 cheap. Next in order of cheapness are the chil- dren's gray pleated sults fur two fifty. These $2.50 are two price suits for children from 4to 12 years old, and ordinarily are as low priced as we care to sall. ‘We much prefer to hear the language of commenda- tion to the tone of complaint, and that is why we aim to sell only satisfactory goods, ay we are not in busi- nese for a day, bor yet for a year only. A pair of good knee pantaloons for a boy ‘76cts. of four years and trom that up to one of twelve, we can furnish you for seventy-five centa. Fair quailty. It was a favorite saying of Dr. Coke that “Every man has bis price.” So It is with everything. We know you can buy pants for boys much lower than we have quoted above, and in fact we had them Af we have not now, some as low as twenty-five cents; but we are now speaking of reasonably good ones ‘Better ones of course we have also, and our prices for them are equally reasonable. 10 loons Our ribbon ties for boys for ten and to fifteen cents are handsome. Boys’ Wind- 25 sors in polka dots, plaids, checks and plain ‘Everything must have an end. but though we have Teached the end of our advertising space, we have not eset he nd of posable deriplon of whet we more you. You must call on us for fu!! particular. sees ‘Boys Straw Hats Ready. OF ALL DESIGNS AND MAKES, ‘BIBLEA, PRAYERS AND RYMNALS, AT “te SECURED BY THE BUYERS OF THE LATS Sag & Bek aa P ARGy a ‘The lace buyer givesthe following explanation of the Handkerchief bargains bought this week in New York: “I was in the wholesale department of Mess: Arnold & Constable and learned that they had mad a change in the mauagement of the Handkerchief dc partment. The new buyer has closed out tous the stock of his predecessor, and you may mention on my ‘authority that the list I give you is authentic.” THE LIST; 200 dozen extra fine Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, white, colored and black embroidered borders, 48¢. each, worth 68, 75 and 96c.......160 dozen Sheer Linen Hanckerchiefs with herring-bone and dice pattern borders. warranted hand work, 48c. cach, worth 75, 98e.and $1.25......50 dozen Pure Linen Handker- chiefs, solid pink blue, cardinal, ecru, embroidered in white, scalloped borders, 35c., worth 48¢.......28 dozen White Linen Handkerchiets, ewbroldered in colors, scalloped borders, 35c., worth 48¢......700 dozen La- dies’, Gent's aud Children's Handkerchiefs at much below usual prices, AGP We know we claim apparently absurd redue- tiops, but the goods were bought under peculiar elr- cumstances. However, reserve yoar verdict till you have seen, The Palais Royal luce buyer also purchased the fol- lowing really STARTLING BARGAINS: 500 dozen Embroidered Ties, worth from 50c. to $1 dozen—please remem ber only dozen—Piehus, elaborately hand-cm- broidered, worth $1.50 each. Your choice for 68e, = Don't claim to be particularly moral, but smart enough to kuow it pays to b» honest. What good would it do to advertise what was not trae? How much harm would ensue when discovered? It pays to be honest. J EEE WoW WERE L RRR,Y ¥ Jk WWWWE EL R PY pe ea jad Eee WW kev tuk & ¥ = Nearly all The Palais Royal buyers were sent on to New York tosecure Easter Novelties, The Jewelry buyer not having good In ew Yori took # trip to Attleboro, Muss., (the headquarters of the jewelry trade of Ameriea) and has returned with 500 DOZEN LACE PIN AND EARRINGS, It so happens that our jewelry buyer is a good church member. Conscientious and truthful, as her many friends in Washington can testify. This is wl says: “Earrings and Pins identical to the old 25 to besold for 10c. Earrings and Pins same asin stock at 49¢, are to be sold for 25e. Earrings aud Pinsiden- tical to those in stock and now marked 98e. and $1.35 are to be sold for 49¢, each.” “Not a few designs, but an endless variety.” 2@F Thissounds like a fable, but It is true, on the word and honor of The Palais Royal and its buyer. FFF AORN gStig E Ag XR N Hy FRA OREN SS F avA NNN S38 = Satin Fans in white, cream, pink, blue, cardinal, feather tops, 98c, formerly $1.48 Ostrich Feather Fans in gray and black, $2.68, ame price as hereto- fore. Black Gauze Fans, hand-painted, gold sticks, also Gold Gauze Fans with gold sticks, $1.08 Latest novelty. RRR RR Ht RRR 1 RR It RRM LATEST NOVELTIES—Fringed Moire Sash Rib- bons, al! colors, $1.68. Sold in New York for $1.75 0 yard. Picot Edge, Satin and Gros Grain Sash Ribbon, strip +d, all colors, 85c. a yard. Gauze Ribbons, new colors, 30¢, a yard. All widths and colors of Picot Edge Ribbons, ERP oo. Ww Ww & RF Sg EE O° Wwww £m RR PE88 Gye es F tun ‘oo WW Eee § Sse ~ ‘The new stock consists of bunctieg of Roses, Daisies, Chrysanthemums, apple Blossoms, Morning Glories, Jonguils, French Violets, Lilacs, Cherries; also, Mourning Flowers for Bonnets and Hats, 19, 25, 36 48, 60, 85, 98c. per bunch. yoy me oo Y ¥ EER s8ts 88 Vw ‘00 Vo Ker Sys = A show window full of Gloves, Novelties Look at the Bargain marked 75c. a pair. Very best Undressed Kia Gloves, in all the new shades of tans. ‘Twelve Special Bargains for Easter, all exhibited in the show window. PPro A 00, 88, per Aa kek da 853 of . per kA Han £4 Ses, 8 8 fF ig Po ATA R RAS 8588 “oo Sys8 Mr. Leech, the Palais Royal Parasol buyer, hus been fortunate in the purcirase, at half price, of the samples of one of the best makers in We have ne Sew York. two of @ kind, and the lot only com- Parasols, but they are offered ut Just Ae +: Mr. Furguson, the Hosiery buyer, tells the advertis- ing young man to quote the following as Special Bar- gains for Easter. So here goes: Silk finished Lisle Hose, white split feet, or with white tots and heels, New shades for Slippers Best ‘assortment shown this season, 49c., worth 68¢, French Rib Lisle Hose, silk finished. black, plain colors and stripes, Sc.. worth Sic. Spun sik Hose, black and colors, 73¢., worth 89¢, Spun Silk Hose, white split feet, tans, slates, browns, Sarnet, black, 980 The regular price is $1.19. Pure Silk Hose, in black, double heels and toes, pales Beaular price 92.68, special sale price, COOL UNDERWEAR, Gauze Vests and Rodices, silk bound and finished, All stytes, 24¢. and 480. Corset Covers, all colors, G0, #1 ao EER CENTS. $2.48, worth $8.50. Gco kee NNN BICYCLE, TRAVELING, BOATING AND NEG- LIGE SHIRTS, Aneta ati erate Magee Zesm ‘00: English Tan, Navy Ww! Seenitaciewaljcar see uaa err ear Ee ted Hone, aaron bier rn ty as $2.25, $2.48, $2.68 Boys’ sizce EASTER PRICES, sar Easter Novelties in: ‘98c.; Gold Top Canes, Gents Handkerchiefs, 25¢.; oe Umbralon, S216 Tt PALAIS OVAL. 923-117-190 PENSSYLVANIA AVENUE f | Dental, | | Five Panasora ‘Weare displaying an attractive line of these goods, and call your attention to the following ‘Escurial Lace Covered: Parasols, in black, - beige and white, only $8 each. Escurial Lace Covered Parasols, in black, cream and beige, only $9 each, ‘Heavy Biack Eacurial Lace Covered Pare- vols $11. ‘sols, nandsome designs, in bead trimmings, lace on edge, only $12 each. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, TXINGS. . AINS eee FoR ‘TO-MORROW. 50 dozen Ladies’ 17e. Linen Collars, in sizes 12, 12% and 18 inch, turn-over points, at 114, each. 160 dozen Ladies’ Colored Percale Sets (col- Jar and cuffs), clustered hair lines in pink, blue aud black, worth 25¢., only 17c. per set. Black Spanish Lace Fichus, medium size, ex- cellent value, only $1.25 each. Cream Spanish Lace Fichns, large size: this quality in black would be worth $1.75, only $1 each, (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Sarorvay Satz Or Corsers. ‘We take our pick with a knowledge ofall the different makes anil styles, and are careful not to select any that are not of intrinsic valua; for instance, if you only wish to pay 50c. for a Corset, we give you the best Corset that amount will buy. Be sure of one thing, and that is, no matter what the price you pay, we give you Its equivalent—cent for cent, dollar for dollar, When you prefer the money to the goods it is ready. 50 dozen Fine White Jean Corsets, strong twill, side steels, embroidered frouts, well shaped, only 50c, each, 60 dozen White American Cout!l Corsets, side steels, made with a view of durability, correct, abape, only 75e. each, 50 dozen White German Woven Scalloped top Corsets, thoroughly made, strong and firm, veriect shape, only 1 each, Everybody knows about “I, C." Corsets, heuce we merely state the prices, $1.60, $2.25 and §2.75. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sarcrpay Sauce Ov Unprrwxar. We will have on sale To-morrow the follow- ing excellent values in fine Underwear: Ladies fl i¢ Corset Covers, handsome yoke, iy fine French tacks, finished ‘Seams, pearl buttons, strong button holes, good, shape, only 50c. exch, Ladies’ Cambric, Square Neck Corset Covers, yoke of two rows of Hamburg, steeves and yoke trimmed with embroidery, pearl but- tons, extra quality, only 62Ie. each, Ladies’ extra Cambric Corset solid yoke of fine) ‘around nech buttons, hand-worked button holes, only $1 each. fine Muslin Walking Skirts, with two Rattle: in each Ruflle, with eight wite wicks above, extra full and all lengths, only @4 Ladies’ tine Muslin Tournure Waiking Skirts, four wide full Kuftles up the back, which are stiilly starched, and not ironed, forming a full ness n the back that takes the piace of a bus Ue, only $1.00 each Ladies’ fine Muslin Night Robes Mother- hubberd front of four clusters of sever fine tucks, yoke back, French sleeves, and trimmed around the neck, yoke, siveves und down the front with @ Wide Hamburg Rufie, only $1.00 each, Ladies’ extra fine Muslin Night Robes, Mother- hubbard yoke, made from eight open work Hamburg Insertions, Mother-hubbard. sleeves, yoke, front and sleeves trimmed with wide Hamburg embroidery, only §1.874 each. Ladies’ extra fine Musiin Night Robes, shirt front, with yoke of sixty fine French tucks, wide Hamburg Ruflle around thie neck, sleeves and down the front, extra long, thoroughly made and nicely fiuished, only $1.60 each, Finer grade of Muslin and Cambrie Under- garimenty in elegant trimmings of Lace and, Hamburg embroideries, iDAL SI We are displaying an excellent variety of styles in these goods, which we are offering at such low prices it does not pay you to make home. ‘The biggest bargain isan entire 50. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 2028 Svrrose You Loox: SOME PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN, AND THEREFORE DO NOT KNOW, OF THE HAND- SOME, GOOD FITTING, STYLISH CLOTHING WE HAVE READY-MADE. TAKE, FOR IN- STANCE, OUR D.B. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK SUITS THEY ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED GOODS, HANDSOMELY TRIMMED, ARE BET- TER MADE, AND FIT BETTER THAN MOST. “MADE TO ORDER” CLOTHING. THEN, AGAIN, OUR CHECK AND CHEVIOT SUITS ARE THE MOST FASHIONABLE AND NEWEST THINGS OUT, YET VERY FEW, EV! MERCHANT TAILORS, HAVE’ THEM. WE HAVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF THEM, BUT THE BEST WAY IS TO COME AND TRY ON THE GARMENTS. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE, 819, Southeast Corner 7th and D Streets, apl23m Mews Tor Coars, MADE FROM DIAGONAL, VENETIANS, SCOTOH TWEEDS AND MELTONS, $8, $12, $15, $20, SILK LINED AND SILK FACE) $18.00 10 $28,00, MEN'S MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS, $10, $15, $18. MEN'S PLAID SUITS, IN 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY. AND SACK, $15, $18, $20 AND 925. Large Line of DIAGONALS and CORKSCREWS, In 4-Bution Cutaways and Prince Albert, om $15 to 828, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CASSIMERE PANTA- LOONS, PROM £3 TO $9, EXTENSIVE LINE OF CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. from 4 to 14 years, SHORT PANTS SUITS, NOAH WALKER & co, p23 625 Pennaylvania avenue Norrce TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF oe o x a dee & OE THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. itating the Sauerresana ya ‘Br ‘and attem) For atticle or the gouges THEREFORE, Bo sure and see tot that wither sacks or barrels “CERES,” and bave the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDAIS Attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, WM. M. GALT & 00., ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Cag 29 WANTED—HELP. WANTED-—SITUATIONS. Ay ANTED—a MIDDLE-GeD WHITE WOMAN W ee ee alles s 10 and 11 eclose aim, Warr Pepe towne baneien ain ana ot: “eit make ts with rellable parties to e9- Bee Saree ncaa, eer Broker: 38, 40 ond 43 Broadway, New York City. “ie PPLY, WITH REF. WV an ite ANTED_DIMEDIATELY_FIVE ACTIVE gppls., oom #95, Corcoran Building, Tou st snnaylvania ave. ate ‘ANTED—A SpRIZ «eho cannot, Mt aad Ae childrens Bhont aves bee Nab Osis he vA i TWO GOOD RENT te” Seek TN Tense, ‘7 on ot work, for general Housework at 624 Penna, ave, : NTED_ FIRSTCLASS VEST N piy at Sere, 1992 Pet hw NTED-TWO GIRES, <—D {ie other wo gocnamber work see from last place. Apply 242 North Capitol st, corner ofeat aw aa Wittens hee? Tee Ween tt ee are iow. FI at short notice free Ployes a: WILT S Supply often Wg Ry y YOU! ‘E baby, A Waker a No Warn apy, x 7, _Address Box G1, Star office, ape AW aSTED- BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED man and wifes pith private family to go out of city. Address 29th st. nw. Wire stares Address KO. RD, Sioa reterenen, 1900 Lath st. n.w.ap22-30* ANTEDKNOWN NATIONAL. TABOR BU- ‘ED — GOOD N, WHO Ly Waser eee MAN HS CADRE pices Te Saas Savon Pa ave nw. P2S-Zt Feau engages only competent St ESE PY eae. 'ANTED-KNOWN, at QNEY RELIABLE Veer ene , 928 Fst, nw. aa Sx TRb PLACES 8, 2d GIRLS, with reterencae Shis'and othurciies sud country. PRIOK & BURNH AM, 682 Fst. nw. pl we Wy ANTED-A SETTLLD G REMAN OR. W: Ris Woman for gon usework ins small fam- fly; Catholic preferred. Apply 009 U st. n.w. rod. Ap prey "ANTED-MEN” AND WOMEN OF GOOD W aharsoterta hit vacunclea in Sore othcen kote, 6pm. a23-2r8 WaAsthh AW HITE GIRL TO DO cHAM bermaid’s work In 4 private family, and giso @ colored Hoy to walt on the fable; both must come well recommended. Apply at 1017 Connecticut ave, mw, _Ap2831 $s Wi =. A FIRSTCLASS BAR- shop Roy, Apply 1734 7th st. nw, Bapasate Wise FCTABLE GIRL WITH aod reference ty do general housework; no washing Apply 1130 8th st, between T. and M MMEDIATRLY i, Call alter 8 yp A Good GIR FOR GEN ‘rk, white preferred, “Apply at ones (hEPER ‘AFL D0 D | HOOK: upset oF books and HF, Star oft TLED WHIT TO y conking and general housework; must i. Apply, with reference, 701 ( TASTED |W aramber WO ings: cheap, W, COOK try National Labor ¥. Was: AIRE POR ilouseworky musi stay ac nigh A ain stn Ww Apply becwe ausritN 810 to 820; chambermails, nurses, gen- eral workers, acrub and ‘kitchen girls, men cooks A, COOMBS, Emp, Burean, 026 Fst, mw. apZl-at Waste. SETTLED WHITE WOMAN AS arse: onecapable of curing for two ehiidre Apply at 1016 Lith st. Waite a Bie Washiugton, Want Brooklyn Tpm,- P WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN take Ment work at thei “APPLY To NICOLL, the Tailor, 617 Pennsylvania avenne, up2Lot D—MALE AD bermaids, nurses, general workers this 1” workers, Balt 2 st. amp, mh20-30 ANTED—PLACEA | FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, lady's maida, cooks, hermalds, nurses, Beat ES WANTED—BOARD. WANTED-DOARD AND ROOM, SMALL PRI- 2 vate family: office. ayy ciate family: “nortiwent: 2 yeur-oid daughter; not over weman, wife and Eiara ee Boas! UES WOR RENT—-TWO Rooms and one hall Room, cheap for the io quiet gentiem 1 a ¥ 0 at Oe TR Roo: hed CHE: ivate fatnily, OR RENT—AN Rooms, furnished or unturn i son third floor, ar wi mined Room on sec rtheeity. ADDI JPOs RENT PE asa, wi ind and four 1—SUITE, poms on'second Hoot ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. 1OR RENT—ON Ie NICELY FURNISH. bed ‘98 per month in advance: 607 N st, 1 rwo 1 nd ren naible part ofice AP—A LARGE ~ ' y 8130. ACTIVI shied, at oF references required PYER MAY IST, ONE LARGE legantly furnished Parlor and Wed-rooin on first FRONT EARANT FURNISHED NFURSISHED vt first and third ¥ without ebil- (oor nO cooler “SUIT 1707 apd ROOMS. WELL floor, “Also, Suite on second floor, at 1600 1 st, nw. imoderate. Apply DOR RENT—TWO PLI _ aps2-awe 246 0 st | I ave. D.w..near 1 cr nee = ¥ ST. N.W. 4 ROOMS, repair, modern improvements: $1 month. Apply to W. G JOHNSON, 718 13th ap23-1m RENT—100 10TH ST. SE; 7 ROOMS; a arfgetiom Praesens CAT wee RK RENT—HOUSE 1110 NEW HAMPSHIRE ave. nw. containt: rooms and bath-room; REC gaswater, cle Key ar 1700G su tw. apes Frese foyer at oes a grou, ay oe : SAE WGUSE Gia | ote sn heyrard’sotns fru Atmos ey ae Vermltods ore cor 31a ae aoa ae ave | Dealiy neighborbocd "Ap ILE og wo inquest or OT ThoMrSON | apleam 1838 Fie sy 002 Pennayivanie even oh ETE MEAT NEW STON oun: OF ol one ih Bort bwest,with sab sce ‘au. ‘smaller ones at $12 ba Me A Mc NTIRE. O18 Fae FPO? RESTOBY LER « xoTERPORD, R KENT—FURNISAED Brin pero. SP ERG bat Fat apSy . Rex... | : FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE, THIREE ICE CREAM MACHINES, sizes 4, 5, and 7 galion ty, In perfect order. Ingut T North capitol sue i COR SALE THE FAMOUS “PENN LETTOR Book."" Makes an instantaneous copy of letters without the use of Water or press. Where in the city, One go wanted. eave Monday. Address Hox 58, Buar office. [POE PALE Woop aN coat van Stand: southwest section; for cath only B. ted 3.Staroflien ap2aaee ‘The above fs only a smail portion of yon my K—A FOU EXTENSION TOP books.” or full st call at office fur buhletty, waned on carrinays 10 ber gee, ame set Mhelstand 19th fapsd) THOSE. WAGGAMAN. | Concord Harnes, WM, IM, DUUGAI, 8170 Row! sky OK REN “LEXINGTO! SE | 16th st ‘ork ave. ‘The entire JOR SALE-BTAR CY CLe 4s iNcn HY: ‘heated by gteam: just Introduced: electric b Rleale auidie. power Lapa, tool pouch, ete, 80t pis rooms, there are forty: wiiole preminss | Buy ‘now and save movey™ Park, 1900 New in camplate repairs aureot fate paws whe agor toall | York ave, wa. apasu™ parts of the city; the amnesia SOR SALE-ACHIVE PARTY GAN ht’ Hake it the most desirable poli ive about Sun ge on for selling. Send eaten Yoarding BOUM. AD a ‘and widrews to 1k Da Star office. aps = 3 Drogeists, JOR SAL.b—M. WITSON, DrALE IN NORT Ap221m* On cor. ground floor of the Milding. fern and ‘souitern fish, will ofr for sale TOR RENT—PURNIRH siutd, No.l Banter Market and ‘Soh Geshe woh four tute Shears uocaiiren Cal bet Coutze Maroet, Wasktagvan, b, ars 7 for further partiotlare, POR SALE-S2INCH HOPPE BICYCLE, #54 Rae REN eabee ea BF evistr tricycle, 6; dnc tiie, Bt A il modern improvem $156" Tide New York’ ave " culars Inquire 1 POR Th be furnished, Jum Ts Oth st WW, iMTFUL SUMMER PLAC st_to September 15th; tuyes trou. Street cart fine view of the city and river; large rounds, garden, stable, &. Address Box 66, Star cilice, . SOR SALE-AN UPRIGHT GLASS SASH SHOW se i iter; useful for tation 1 be sold. ivania ave Fok, ae Money, TaRNs aN ay rw Es cae . seuiWwagorr, hore mvurd and geutie. at VOR RENT—POR SUMMER, AT MODERATE | Cudrive bmn. Chen be nee gees rent, fully farnished House tn northwest, nearfour | C2 dive him. Can be) ISS. we. apt Gipsqandidertatieto tendis and cure Adgese ts | JROK SALE-TWO CAR Loalm OF Monaes E. F., Star off apziace” | 2° just arrived trom West Virginia and Vito, suitable TOK NENT -2eTORY BRICK HOURK, Five | £5 4i Nunowet maddie anietie, Lowey dralght and B16 30 por tenth Lad ee ete Se BAe Hen" | Weed as reprevenited. Stable in tear of O12 G se Dor ino ta advaivee. “Apply at Lowy sunt. | $C Kh Ly os LY wt LOT WM. YATES, Proprie cz peal FPORBASTo1s01 TAREWOOD AVL pRore Soe eg ae RB EISTERS Park. 12 rooms, alt Improvements plenty grounds fuices aire < fod lawns, large brick stable: house open; S60 mon! a - Apply to A. L. BARBER & 60, ve: 7 ALL—CHEAP—A SMALL SORRELL hw 3 a OF FES - g Horse, JOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS, | Ai, a with modern improvements 1126 Sth st, nw. | 2'very Stable, GaSe | Apply 3200 Nt n.w. ap2eae —CHEAP, A FINE PARLOR SUIT! VOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 909 irom May Ist to October Ist; rent reasonabl particulars inquire at 1423 New York ave. ap ° 20 HiEAD OF Gc STERD NOK RENT—DESIEABLE NEW SIX-RooM | 7. Q\i{qyeed Aranght and driving Horses dor saieat 1. W. RILEY'S new stable. Lah and. Water sta, op posite Jackson's Hotel, and will. positively be sol Fepreseuted. JNO. M.’WEICHT. apzz-3 Pressed brick front House, gas and water newiy Paved strect iu morhwestern ‘section; at ei) per month, HH. WARNER & CO, 916 F stn, w. BY {OR SALE—A HANDSOME VICTORIA, IN AGHTF cL tage sguth wes ‘s€., Capitol Fi TEST FLOOR corner Peunsyl- Tul part of city. F; 4a floor preferred. | UNFU) , north, oder: Jt 0 oun, MAN, fia private ci state ‘terms, which inust be Address W. T. B., Star 2. apatate o Waste 00D SI1Z1 7 Or wholly furnished, Ina good locality, perma- nent, May 1, by a gentleman; probably a small Room slso, for agitl of 1, during May, Address T. S., Star office. masoniable, WANTED--HOUSES. _ Ki ENT A HOUSE WITH Mop- oat canto nt Ay at ANTED—TO RENT MEDIUMSIZ1 furnished, tn suburts of Wash.ngton, {BiR, House of Representatives, box 131. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE Address F. W. F: summer, by a couple. Unexceptional references aid security, or will pay noznlual rent. Address SECURITY, Star office. ‘apd VAST PURCHASE SEVERAL PIECES 24 good Business Proxerty, centrally tocated. ‘Apply to |. H. WARNER & CO., ay 916 F st, K; excelent bowed by day, week or mouth. JO RENT—WITH SUPERIOR BOAR) prow Sool Rooms, on sec. | too; all modern improvement In good order: fond exchange, “W.F. GEYER, ond Hoor, facings north and soul: every convenience; | stable and carriage house: rout reasonable: - | Cot mw. ‘apal ap20-oe | WARNER & C0. 010 Fst uv, ap2ise tern ks = q rc) OR ENT—NE nished Rooms: south and west fronts; location; nea Capitol: short sare = nan and wife or three. LY AND ied, bathroom, large porel herdies, Ok RENT ished rooms; houseieeping, at 22 ished. $11, “é 13 VOW RE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, single or en suite; 2d floor, facing north, | Soutttand w 1438, all tod. imps; Hide Lawn, ‘bath, dc. 2 ICE iD: somely farnished double parlors, first floor, conve- nt to Capitol, ite, TON, Star ofitee, NT ms moderal ndsomely furnished, 2d-story Rooms ‘Terms moderate. Small tamil ‘also, rooms on 2d and ii floors; HREE ‘735 P ST. N.W.. TWO ELEGANT- ly furnished, communtcati fect order. (Price, $125. FADELY. stories, in privace family. nd stable cor. 34 and Md. ay.n.e.ggs | LVery Stable, bth st. near a OO 3th stap2! i ston.w.. 12 rooms... {OR SALE—EXTENSION TOP TWOSEATED rae, 1229°Gth st, nw, 7 room Frame, 1509 sth st Brick, 806 2011 Frame,629 Bric iy Carriage: In good ofder Inquire of WALLIS, Couch Maker, 109 6th st: a.m. i Devi i SHOW CASES, ew bricks on C3 = Frew brick, 1677 Valley st, West Washi + am % st, ne. 7 rooms. OK SALE-ONE Vi G LEN Store room, 1247 th st aw Cole two venre, dark brown tneolor, and te one of Ue tinedt of hiby'age’ that has ever. beeu shown im ap2z-Bt Washington, "ite ‘tan trot on tulmiten To be sold tu front of He HOS. DOW LING'S ction room On Saturday, ai AZ o clock, April 24th. apaz3 JOR BALE—A YOUNG HOR ‘old, ceutle, and can be driven lace malke, in good condition, abd altogether @ genteel turnout; price, @22: howe ssts., comtainn- id ih perfect FoX & BROW 7 Pennsylvania at -POR THE SUMMER MONTHS, neatly furnished Moise, in @ most de Sirable pact of Baltinore; terms moderate. Address: On &. HEAD OF iG HORE crap hel EW SiR an | DON SANE Eve HEAD OF YOUNG tons eels sesaoe” | ay panmnle Bs Spy ond Coan VEN-ROOM | Sth st. nw. wake etn ene ROK RENT—1900 10TH ST. N. W. ERIC 5 cas ee W. BRICK ith AY WOOD, Bul od Ksts. nm ap2lBe [rok Bex how, ST. 10TH ST, nw. desirable three-story brick House with 13 House; six rooms, hall aud suinmer kitche ap and rege yard, 218 13TH nd basemen Key atzié. aS. SALE-SPECIAL ‘Wagons, Extension Top © usgiew, all Kinds of New and Carriuges 108 sale or two hand 72070 ‘on 8th st 7720 Hest. n OR REN New York ave —SEOOND bet. Dand E stan) oR RENT—ONE LARGE FURNISHED FRO} HAN mished Rooms. single or communicat for ‘ongressmen; very desirable location: two lines of cars. isi ‘single or en suite, Ina very small private family: aplowe BY 62 FEET, Unquire at 418, apiGimis OMELY sa ambit ROOMS, mhi7-ow® YEARS 3 OR SALE-ONE BLACK HORSE, POR RENT— a; stylist, withe 3 F Gio uaTirm.455/400D ne. Oc. new._s18 Fat cyl davas sttinee mesnio munable tor W., Cnew. 2, Bu “new r. SoM ORE Pye et atten. } 15 GOOD” BRAND UNIFORM® peap it sold at once; dark blue, with gold’ trim Bilngs. Address oF oall at 521 10th sta. «. POR” SALE-TWO 14STOP, DOUBLEBANK. pedal-bass Church Organ-Harimoniuma Mast_be Sold ute sacrifice, at GL’ WILD & BROS. my st nw QOR SALE-VINES OF THE Wy ize Columbia, and other Aish Cleveland Tomato Plants frou fratt w HOUSE, 1611 Apply to EL 19a Fata cs n.W.; gus and water, PaIRo, 483 Lousiana ave. Ww WHITE Ri ‘$16. T1013 16TH ROOMS, 3D FLOOR, 989 Pennay! ‘ave. Inquire at HICE'S Stadio, 1219 Pen aplo-2m. 4 NEAR Lt the Ariington, cholce Furnished Room. “Sanitary plumbing. ov5-Ln” OR Ri 14 ROOM NEW BRI provements, Also, three houses lumbia st.; six rooms; bath, bot water fn advance, Six roo! 7 a iT Houses, 919 and month particulars, ‘O. 921 0 st.n.w.; ail - modern ing On Cu- nt, $2 Beck House, Si6 Bats e.B8 y aLS20 8st, Call at 518 Oth st nw, mhisi-lin }ENUINE BARGAIN IN REAL WW. OF i.e, Improved oF unimproved. Address Box 54. Star oil apl9-costt Wah incl), PURCHASE AT OXCE, HOUSE 10,000 to $15,000, in good location In portion ofcity, ‘Address R., Star office. D—TO PURCHASE, OR TO HAVE ton a desirable lot, a neat Dwelling of about ms, In the vicinity of the Goverument Print- ing oflice, west of the tracks Address JAM ies, St ,w, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. iT ANTED—A GOOD HORSE FOR FARM USh State a J, Star office.1* ANTED—SADDLE HoRSK—a 13ERAL ‘¢ will be pald by a Member of Congress for ofa saddle Horse for the rest of the term; the must be accustomed to trotting and’ well dress, with price and particulars, H- 1 it LL, A LARGE, FINE COUPE ‘ANT! Horse, 163 young, gentle and strong. Apply K. fables, 14th st, near Pen Sylvania uve. ap2s-lw WV ANTED—TO SELL. HANDSOME T Cakt: ood as new, Dentirest wake. Can be seen at JOYCHS, 14th st, near Penasylvania ave. ap2s-1w TANTED-A STABLE, LOCATED BETWEEN 12un and fat sts and Herinsylvapiania ave, and Mat n.w., that will accommodate eight or ten horses And six Wagons. Address F-G, ALEXANDER. cor ner 11th and Ista, n.w. apzzte WV ASTED LADIES Wil0 DESIRE TO HAVE (W thir reat inces and antique lace eariauns leaned equal to new. should go to Madame E. WEBER, from Paris, 1218 H st, n.w. Satisfaction guaranteed. jt Ww ANTED-ALL KINDS HARD WOOD TO Varnish, polish and timsh, Also, furniture, bank FE ‘OR Ri FOR RENT—OFFICES. S10 upward, in “Walter Building.” 1008 and 1010 ¥ st, nw, W. C DUVALL, #25 Fat. nw. MS IN ‘THE POST BUILDING, corner 10th and Dste.n. w.; Studio Offices and Lodge or Society Rooms, ‘There are yet vacant in thenew Post Bullding some ‘well lighted’ Rooms, suitable for lod also several weil Hyhted Rooms el Studios, and two Roms fitted for light manufacturing, levator rans uigut Anquire ut the office of the Post Building, wit and day. h or withont stean aplo-aw power; Otis ‘and societies: ible for’ arelsts idge: will be rented ut WER & SON, 1115 F st. {OR RENT—BASEMENT OFFICES, 1 also Room secord and third sors, FST, 115 F inia, two miles low Tate by the aps FOR _RENT—STORES. NT-STOKE COR 23TH AND MASS. ve. n.w.; No. 1 stand for select grocery or drug business: rentchesp. W.C, DUVALL, 825 Fat. mw. ret Ett rappte OR. SCOrT rake FORRENT—MISCELLANEOUS ered cover 621 11th st nw, F nd —OR WOULD SELL, AN EXCEL vtave Tosewood Piano, with exbrold- Sook “terms moderite, Ingatre et apib-1218 OR _RENT-GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNE ture, nearly new, for eight mors, Inelodiog ‘fin and ofiice tixtures cleaned and made new. Address | & ov, Ba Box 60, Star office apgi-Bie | party. Cah for next ten daye ol 201 Nae ea BS ANTED — HORSES Ta “KEEP; TERMS | POR RENT-TO A KESPONSIGLE PARTY— (Water aiey ist $0 per mouth for grasing, ange | Foe Best patch, GRO NSLOGS, BARE tra, Order box at Price's stavie, Sil Gist u.w. | moulding’ de i, of, * large mill of Ob ave, Keeping horses a apeciaity. City reference whore re: | berween2tsand Iath sta" Ses meen Mlired “Farm on fuvat. foad, eight miles from Wash Wa. MCLEAN, Migton, 0.1. P.CLAKK, Sligo, Ma apzz-lue” | mh7 1m 1ath and Bate nw. \WWANTED— A PARINER, WITH ABOUT | JroR iT-MABONIC HALL, OTH ¥ W €irouirin a feeitiate busintas, whan wiht pays ‘Wha ihe ail can Ge rooted he Gonerta, teres lurge aid constantly increasing annual income. and Cinb Parties on very teres, Gail end drvas "GORDON," Star ofica, ‘SpU1-Gi* | inspect the place before You make your sugagements, ANTED YOUNG HORSE FOR BUGOY UsiE meee tate lowest cash price, age, size, a ‘bOUTOR, INES: HANCES, fapinl-ate tar oMice, BUSINESS _CHA Bs “Wikies a poluvay-couleaediestine se | Portne inabitiy of tne contractors aa panic Gace peti das cears thee ar arageniae | shot tantae it Soe Reta ae oF Hlecurig treatments for ladies and children, Mra. Dr, te GABRIEL 70M 1th st ‘aplo tes ‘ANTED( DESIRE TO PURCHA-K FOR Wa Real aly cmavefny cllentg some Washington ‘ ae eo! Saar ving any Pose of at a reasonable wi Eaaressing moe letter With desc: ‘comm ‘treated aplow /AGGAMAN, Me col Fata TU ooo Hae Se Be Waseca. Paiva aes Wang STARS TOR RENT— 2136 L st , 12 rooms... 2135 1gun "14 room i st. 10 rooms, 812 Rhode Island ave., rooins 1920 1oth st., 13 rooms. 1235 W st... 7room ‘aplo-ee TOR RENT- 4 1819N st. u.w..9r8100) $21 11th st aw. 16-90 r aa and 23 ounces, respectively. Apply at 822 nw. ‘ep2i-et FORE SeINCH FULL NICKLE STAR BI. Ff cycie. “Car be yoou at 601 Pa. ave. nw, apZoOr AOR ALE — CHESTNUT, | HOWE. years . jand kind: ariven aa 1adys as’ trotted’ tn. tees than 380, WIEN G5 New York JOR Sal C¥CLOPEDIAS. 3. ton, the celebrated Historian ‘and aiys: “Iti every houre there ts wet Tour's Encyclopedia. iniike nevding the whole Aeeiy aT | ecole dg work mew edition, ca, mow be a tained, ali the volumes at once, on ymin ‘Lan ce = TEN (GOOD COWS AND TWO > ec Apply at ‘8 apie ‘Sle Oth wt POR SALH—TWo TRON SAPES, SHOW CASES, ‘Counters. Gas Fixtares, Shelving, etc Retiring from business SMITHS Sia Othe apiToe JOR SALE—A HANDSOME BaY HORSE saw lezan driver ad pert saddle hore, aleg tree compicte turnouts st, fine bay” Diriess and victorias 24-borse harness and top marry: 3 car Also & Soe cae nan mean RSE aply-lwe JOR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN— Handsome rosewood case 7 octave richly carved mouldings, carved legs, made by one of the best’ standard makers to & cost of 8000 when new. "Warranted ‘and Guaranteed Can be bousht for giao cake ieeiading ve 2211 13th n. w., Or. 3014 Laren st, Ek, TE. 8. B, WARNER & CO., 916 F Por! RENT—BY BO. HOLTZMAN, B41 Pa ay, sore: $250 1537 16th st. mit. 6r.$30 | lceamt ruibrondered cover and plesh sook. fetes eae © also have for exchange ora square 3237 20m tn elegant Cabivet Upright acs bergainor will salt $10 per month to reliable party. oti the above can be seen at the PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, Telephone 367-2 __{apl6] __422 Oth street FOE SALEON, ACCOUNT OF TLL MeALTHT cpeatateraeanty tea tes Rock Whiskies, from 1698 and 1005, and 1807 ana INGO, at a very iow Fisiures forsale, tous for rent. LOUIs SPANIER, 1413G st, ‘Opposite Riggs Hous, Stablerear 1409 M's.av.20 400 Eat. ne. splé-im POR SALE-NEW AND SECOND ¥, Tiages of all kinds, saddle Ag..200| N Massav.n'r 15th 13r_200) Fay: 214th, near L st, Tr... AND CAR F Tontees S88 ra" 190 Morvet “Can offertargaing Calland ookes SS Proj y with me for rent or sale is liberally THK ON & Moca Ul A advertised tree of cout ta the owner. 751m Dro bib and Hoth ate haw. For list of | riy fur sale, call or send at office. Piel wtae thy pres OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE WITH 11 F'eom sith all moders eouveutsoose tor boo pe month, from June 1st to November. eee FOR 2 ENE HANDSOME SSTORY AND BASE sosetrbandnomne chesy and ont maki beeelind 3 = RE ER ASS, Tas tava Pa Fs, ey ESS WAGONS IN ig igen eee sae ear EAR anoCore,