Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR ‘The Evening Star bas a reaular- permanent dena fide daily circulation more than treble thet of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that ef alt the other daily papers bere added together. Both Senators from California made speeches yesterday, proportioned in length to the im- portance ‘of thelr respective subjects. Mr. Stanford’s was brief enough, although it dealt with a topic with which the experience of half ‘® lifetime has presumptively made him well ecquainted. Mr. Hearst's was shorter still. It dealt with a matter that he knew little about— the introduction of a petition—and he limited It totwo sentences. The example of the Cah- fornians 1s respectfully commended w their brother Senators as an excellent one to follow. Ifevery member of the most august legislative body in America would confine his remarks on subjects which he understands thoroughly to twenty minutes or a half-hour, and on subjects ‘whieh he doesn’t understand at ull to two sen- tences, what a quantity of work could be got through in asession, and what an enormous sav- ing could be effected in popular patien The elaborate lezal arguments brought for- ward in the House against the right of Congress to defend the American people against vile food adulterations are not going to be allowed to settle the question for ever, by any means. Whatever technical difficulties may be grubbed up to obstruct tho operation of a measure founded in righteousness and common sense, the committees on agriculture in both houses jeem resolved to do their duty just the same. The Internal Revenue bureau is lending its ald to the good work in an advisory capacity, and before long the question will be laid before Con- gress on {ts merits. Then we shall see how many members are willing to go on record as opposing the plain demand of the people for honest trade in dairy products, and for the tax- ation of a noxious compound which, if iteannot be wiped out of existence altogether, can at least be crippled by a tax which will render its manufacture less profitable. —<——— a The Pall Mall Gazette, seving no longer any hope of an international commission for the Anal adjustment of the fisheries question, pro- poses a new pian—the establishment of an arbi- tration court forthe trial of separate contro- Yersies which may arise in this field. The tri- banal, it says, should consist of two Americauis, two Englishmen, and one person, elther an Englishman or an American, tobe chosen by these four. This is at least a concession to the prejudice which Americans have felt against the selection of an umpire from Conti- nental Europe ever since they were so out- Tageously victimized at Halifax. In view of the remarkable record of British successes in international conventions since the founda- tion of our republic, however, it would only be a fatr allotment to make the new court of five members contain three Americans to two Eng- Ushmen. The United States might then stand some chance of getting even. —— Chief Engineer Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, made a speech at Hart- ford yesterday which strengthens his claim to be considered one of the strongest men the new era in labor agitation has yet brought to the front. His advice to workingmen ot all sorts to Keep their temper, act rationally, avold ex- travagance in their lives and in thelr demands, and to hold always in view their obligations as men and citizens, was good enough to be printed in letters of gold and hung up where every person who labors with his hands can read and study it. It it could be religiously fol- lowed throughout the Union, the labor question would be solved without more ado, for the pressure of an enlightened public opinion could be trusted to do all that would then be left un- done. —_—_$<—_< + —_ Of the three hundred Representatives in Con- gress who took part in yesterday’s work on the Fiver and harbor bill, there was not one whose public spirit rose so far above his selfish inter- este as to cause him to insist upon an appropria- Yon for the improvement of the Potomac river ‘Opposite the capital city of the nation! ‘The bill must go through the Senate after the House has got through with it. Is there a Sena- tor with nerve enough to take up the cause of the District? We shall see. —$_——<.——____ Considering the unusually warm weather of the last ten days, snake stories are survrisingly slow in making their appearance this year. Is Journalism losing its grip? ee Srecuan Norice THE SPECIAL SALE OF $15,000 WORTH OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS, HATS, TRAVEL- ING BAGS, &C.,, &C, WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 8TH. Although we have had a great rush of business at our special sale there still remains unsold some choice things of our Phitadelphia stock, and in order to dis- pose of the entire lot I am Instructed to continue the sale until SATURDAY, MAY STH, AT ELEVEN P. M., when the sale will positively close. SHIRTS, C C brand, 75c., worth $1 NIGHT SHIRTS, fancy trimming, 75c., worth $1. COLLARS, best 4-ply, latest styles, six for 60c. CUFFS, best 4-piy, latest styles, 20c. per pair. SILK UMBRELLAS, sterling silver handles, 26- inch, $3.25; 28-inch $3.50, worth $5. BALBKIGGAN UNDERWEAR, $1 aplece, worth $1.75. BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, $1.25 a piece, worth 82. Finest GAUZE SHIRTS 50c. each. K K K brand JEAN DRAWERS 68. BALBRIGGAN HALF-HOSE 25c., worth 40c. Plain and fancy striped HALF-HOSE 25, 86, 40 and Soe. NECK-WEAR, all latest styles, 50c., 75c. and $1. TRAVELING BaGs. All sizes in leather, alligator and imitation alligator, canvas and leather lined, ut 50 per cent below market ices. bs OUR CUSTOM SHIRTS, ‘Made to measure, as usual, six for $10; the best that can be produced. KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., 437 7thst nw. OLIVER P. BURDETTE, Sole Agent. ‘ap27.29,my1,3,5,7 Auwars Courter: IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, THE RUSH DURING THE PAST WEEK, HAS BEEN IMMENSE, NATURALLY THE STRAIN ON OUR STOCK VERY HEAVY. NOTWITHSTANDING, WE NEVER RUN, OUT OF DESIRABLE GOODS. REPLEN- ISHING OUR STOCK DAILY, ENABLES US TO SUPPLY THE TRADE, WITH WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT AND SHAPES, COL ORS AND STYLES, DESIRABLE AND SCARCE CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT. OUR STOCK IS NEVER “PICKED OVER” BUT ALWAYS COMPLETE AND NEW. AS FOR BAR- GAINS, WE OFFER THEM TO YOU AS PERCHANCE WE FIND THEM IN THE MARKET. TOMORROW WE HAVE A GENUINE BARGAIN TO OFFER YOU, IN OSTRICH TIPS, PRIME STOCK, ALL SHADES, AT 47 CENTS A BUNCH OF 3, GOOD VALUES FOR DOUBLE THE MONEY. 10 DOZEN HANDSOME IMPORT- ED FLOWERS; WE SHALL SELL THEM AT 19 CENTS, ACTUAL VALUE 60 CENTS. SOME STYLISH READY-TRIMMED HATS FOR LADIES’ AND MISSES WEAR AT $3, $3.50, $3.75 AND $4, REALLY CHEAP, WECLaIM TO, AND HAVE, THE BEST AND FINEST SELECTION OF CHILD- RENS TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE AT THE RIGHT PRICES. WE RESPECT- FULLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. big L BBR fF oo U UTITT pig L B E 3 8B uf Re: Bet 8 8u Uf iz tus oo uy TT 710 7TH STREET, N.W. ap26tuéam ‘The Senate committee on finance appear to have learned that the name of the Register of the Treasury signifies a rose Wreath, and are feeling for the thorns. Ger Taz Bar “THE CONCORD HARNESS” “THE CONCORD COLLAR" TRUNKS and SATCHELS of the best makers in (great variety at very low prices, LUTZ & PRO, 497 Pentsyivania A _ep26 ‘Adjotning National Hott Qer Door Sronra CROQUET —At all Prices. LAWN TENNIS, LAWN POOL. ARCHERY—A few splendid bows at less than halt price. WM. BALLANTYNE ¢ SON, 428 SEVENTH STREET, ap28 AC "To ect contemplated improvements tts necessary to reduce stock—to this end we offer many Imported Dress Goods at Jess than half value, Domestic Goods $f, ghost cont, White Goods. Hypase furni Goods, Hodery, Gloves, Handkercl Corsets, Hambu: Parasols, Umbrelius, and ‘Gents’ Cok nnd Unierwcar. at reduced prices. “Pongee 1 lars, C Dress Patterns, $4.95. Genuine French Pique, ‘Grenadines, api aol Baton Kid, $1.19: Pure Suk jersey Gloves, Guc, ee This isa rare chance te Secure WONDERS UL BARGAINS In FLEST-CLASS: BRODHEAD & ein 207 F st nw. (Stason Tenipley. Taxus Axn Pot. ‘Opened this morning: ALL CLUB COLORS SILK CAPS. W.S TEEL, ‘985 Pennsvivania avenue, Penrzction IN CANDLES FOR PARTIES, BALLS, PARLORS, DINING AND READING ROOMS. ‘THE PERFECTION PERFORATED AND SELF-WASTE CONSUMING CANDLES ARE THE BEST MANUFACTURED. ‘No More Greasy Candelabrums, ‘No More Soiling Table Covers, No More Dripping on Carpets. No Offensive Odor. Have Extra Quality Prepared Wick. ‘Will Stand Heat and Draught. Are Pure White Color, Give Best Light, AND ARE 25 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN THE BEST SPERM, ‘Three different sizes, Put up in one-pound pack- ‘ages, and packed 25 In a box. Sold im any quantity by all First-class Grocers. BOYCE BROS, PHILADELPHIA, ap27-tu,th.s-6t Sole Agents and Importers. ROQUET, Cro UEaws TENNIS, . BASEBALL, ‘ARCHERY, SPORTING GOODS ofall kind». LARGEST TOY AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE ENTLEMEN'S SUITS SCOURED Tn Washington. 50 conte, Pants 25 cents. Vests 25 centa, bod | oe Conca ey COACHES, | Goods called for and | ivered. ‘Prices Reduced. e-eot KL HAnN, CH. RUPPERT, 70S 9th st. nw., 2 mhl5-2m° and 42 N. Calvart st.. Balt apis: 403-405 7th street northwest. Nossorx Sorrs ‘fer Chfldren in Cheviot and Cassimere of all shades EISEMAN BRos, ‘MOST POPULAR CLOTHIERS AND TaILoRs, seein Cor. 7th and E streets. Mes Tor Coa, MADE FROM DIAGONAL, VENETIANS, SCOTCH ‘TWEEDS AND MELTONS, $8, $12, $15, $20, SILK LUNED AND SILK FACED, $18.00 TO $25,00. ‘MEN'S MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS, #10, $15, $18. ‘MNS PLAID SUITS, IN 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY AND SACK, $15, $18, $20 AND $25. ‘Large Line of DIAGONALS and CORKSCREWS, in #Bautton Cutaways and Prince Albert, from $15 to $28. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CASSIMERE PANTA- LOONS, FROM $3 TO $9, EXTENSIVE LINE OF CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. from 4 to 14 years, SHORT PANTS SUITS. NOAH WALKER & co, (625 Pennsylvania avenue ap2s We Axe Now Orzstxe A Full Line of PEARL AND NUTRIA COLORED DERBY HATS Prices $2.60, $8, $3.50 and $4. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN’S STRAW HATS, In great variety, 50c., 75c. and $1. One Job Lot 26-inch Twilled Silk UMBRELLAS, with Sterling Sliver Caps, at $2.50. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. \LAMS: CLAMS! CLAMS! Supplied to Hotels, Restaurants, Boarding Houses gna Private Families, at wholesale prices, in bell oF shucked, by the quart or gallon. “Which we rise to remark, And our language is plain.” Tur Levexse Qvasrrry Or BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’SCLOTHING SOLD BY US DAILY IS IN ITSELF THE BEST POSSIBLE EVIDENCE OF THE POPU- LARITY OF OUR GOODS, OUR PRICES AND OUR METHODS OF DOING BUSI- ‘NESS. IN A COMMUNITY AS LARGE AS WASHINGTON JUSTLY BOASTS OF, IT 18 ONLY REASONABLE TO SUPPOSE THERE ARE A GREAT MANY PEOPLE WHO HAVE NOT YET PATRONIZED US TO THOSE WE WOULD SAY-IT CosTs NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE OUR CLAIM OF KEEPING THE FINEST KINDS OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH- ING, AND SELLING THEM AT THE LOW- EST PRICES. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE; THEREFORE IF YOU WOULD MAKE MONEY DO NOT BE TAKEN IN BY HIGH SOUNDING, LEARNED ESSAYS ON THE SUBJECT OF CLOTHING WRIT- TEN BY THOSE WHO WISH 10 AIR THEIR “BOOK LARNIN,” BUT COME RIGHT HERE, ALL WE CAN TALK Is “BUSINESS,” AND THE CLOTHING BUSI- NESS IS ALLWEKNOW. MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING IS ALL WE KEEP. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, &.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND DSTA 2.M. GRADY, Mawson, p26 {ALL BLUE SIGNS.) AN EXAMINATION OF THE TARIFF QUES TION, WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO THE INTEREST OF LABOR, By HENRY GEORGE ‘Sent by Mail:for $1.50. A. Few Tizusrnations HOW BY BUYING AND SELLING FOR CasH ONLY THE PALAIS ROYAL CAN SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY OF ITS COMPETITORS, # i a 25 doz. Hera Mull Ties, embroidered in brown, blue, ite. white or cardinal. 25 doz. White Muli Ties, beautifully embroidered. Drices~19c. and 25¢. Palais Royal price—1t aes A 3 vy oO y ‘00 Vv Sgg8 length. a x i at doz. warranted All Silk Mitts. All the new Summer colors. Well made and good quality. Palais Royal price—23-., Competitors’ prices—20e. and 35¢. 100 doz. Undressed Kid Gloves. All shades tan; 6 button, 752. 8 button, 89c ‘The Famous “Elite? Kid Gloves are sold: 4 button, $1.10; 6 button, $1.25. Dark shades will be closed ont occ ERR g 6 gE Goa L, = GGG TLL 48. a pair. Light shades at regular prices—vis: Sii0ana Sia, . EFF AORN gSiq EF AA NNN & PBT ¥ aA NHN fss8 = Gi ‘all colors, feather tips, olive wood tices age piecemeal ad CHILDREN'S FANS. ‘Hand-painted Satin Fans, 85c. C Gauze Fans, 98c. Feather Fans, all evlors, 68. DDD. L L SSg DDOOE L pe ee Eka oe DDD 00 ELLL =LLLL S338 New stock just opened. Bring your children to see the Dolls we are selling this week for 25e._ They nove all their limbs, ané in at 50c. Fine dresséd French Dolls, at importers’ prices STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. or plat quality writing paper, ruled Wlopes Be. & package... Sarcus N Linen Paper, 15c. a quire. Envelopes, 19¢. @ package.....24 sheets paper aud 24 enveiopes, In fancy box, for 9c. Best quality, 16c. a box......The Grand Quadrillepaper and envelopes. 18c. a box. Best quality paper, bronze figures, 25c.. worth 40c. a box......Novelties, such as Mikado, fzured, tinted, etc., ‘atabout halfusual prices. aa Figured Brass Frames, for photos., 11c. Sa Brass Plaques, for painting, 23¢. 2a Brass Tray and Brush, G6c. DON'T FORGET: Part of the Handkerchief stock of Messrs. Arnold 4 Constable, of New York, is being. closed. oni ai the Palais Royal. Don't forget tant Jewelry, worth from fered for 4¥c. $1.00 to $3.60 is being oF RRR Tt BBB 00 NNN ghSq Eee i bob Bis 0% SNE & RE OH Bes Bes “oo” § Nay Sas’ > LATEST NOVELTIES—Fringed Moire Sash Rib- bons, all colors, $1.68. Sold in New York for $175.0 yard. Picot Edge, Satin and Gros Grain Sash Ribbon, strip +d, all colors, 85c. a yard. Gauze Ribbons, new colors, 30c. a yard. All widths and colors of Picot Edge Ribbons, EFF 1 FB RRE, gSSg FOL RR § Br OE EE inn, *ssq # tu WoW ERER R Sss8 = ‘The new stock consists of bunches of Roses, Daisies Chrysanthemums, Apple Blossoms, Morning Glories Jonquils. French Violets,’ Lilacs, Cherries; ‘Mourning Flowers for Bonnets and Hats, 19, 25, 39 48, 60, 85, 98c. per bunch. es FE o% & Y eee bee bn Ae Wy OE ce LuL “oo WY Hee S398 = A show window full of Gloves, Novelties ‘Look at the Bargain marked 76c. a patr. ‘Very best Undressed Kia Gloves, in all the new shades of tans. ‘Twelve Special Bargains for Easter, all exhibited in the show window. PPP. A RRR A 00 L Pp Ss pr ee ASS eet P aa Ra ‘4 8g88 “oo” CLE ‘Mr. Leech, the Palais Royal Parasol buyer, has been fortunate in the purchase, at half price, of the samples of one of the best makers in New York. We have not two of a kind, and the lot only com- prises forty-five Parasols, but they are offered at just half price. An early call ts advised. HH (00 985, II FER RRR ¥ ¥ HHO o 8 HHH 9 9 Bssq it Ee Kau Ae HOH oo? 8 Tt Exe BE OF = ‘Mr. Ferguson, the Hosiery bayer, 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 toes and heels. New shades for Slippers. Best assortment shown this season. 40c., worth 6Sc. French Rib Lisle Hose, silk finished. black, plain colors and stripes, 68c.. worth 89c. ‘Spun Silk Hose, black and colors, 73c. worth 89c. Spun Silk Hose, white split feet, tans, slates, browns, garnet, black, 98c. The regular price is $1.19, Pure Silk Huse, in black, double heels and tocs, one ‘Regular price $2.68 Specal sale price, COOL UNDERWEAR Gauze Vests and Bodices, silk bound and finished, all styles, 24c. and 480. Ribbed Silk Bodices or Corset Covers, all colors, $2.48, worth $3.50. GER TS. BICYCLE, TRAVELING, BOATING AND NEG- LIGE SHIRTS, MATERIAIS— Cashmere, English Flannel, a ane othe acy si woot mista RS—English Tan, Navy Blue, White, Mode, Srown, Dark Brown,Osrners’’ ie Havas STYLES—Laced Plattea : ced Fronts, Fronts, PlainFronte, PRICES—81. (ES P1,20:81.00, 62.25, 92.48, $2.08. Boye since EASTER PRICES. aa SCmipediors price L Pelee Rayal Price SGe. iy , Pala Sik Scart Satin Lined, Riot ox Pulh, ‘ea Easter Novelticsin. 250; Gloves PALA ROYAL. 9p23 «1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ae shi fi and been Be Bees Son foe eo SEVEN DOLLARS EACH, pte tare no area ae, ante Would beg our customers to call at thar « Ronde sriot (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Vagz Ous, Din, Yar New. ie Ne... ufacturer ini <tr By has be 2 = eee Notwithstanding vast. so-called - improve: this old new Flannel, Itis the article just survival ofan ‘of merit, and is Introdueed by us for the first tune'in this aay, and deserves the attention of every lady. Xn 84 inches wide (pearly ig. yards) and te the warp and aiitug ina outa weston’ trees wi ‘around woolen Ofequal size, quite: large and Closely woves together. making both w. ually strong, hence mach moredurable than other makes It is used for ladies’ skirts. wrappers, lawn tennis dresses. and is also very desirable for summer blankets, the width being exactly size of a 10-4 blanket. Colors cream ai dinal; also, blue and white and red and whi inch stripes, Every thread wool. Only @1. peryard. ‘e have this same make of Flannel, 28 inches wide in blue and white, red and canary, black and canary, and plain’ blue, Only Uc: per yard. Both cfthe above have been “fulled” in the yaro, and are unshrinkable, ‘MF Vo not fail to see them, (Third floor; take elevator. WOODWARD & ROP. Was: Goons Tax. The most frequent question asked by custom- rs this season about Wash Fabries, particu: larly the “Novelties,” is: Is this cotton or wool ‘The question is certainly excusable, F before has there been such a close representa- tion of the silk and woolen fabrics, and wany of them when made up requires a! ¥ery close ingpection fo detect tneaiference. °° ‘Wise ‘people are buying. these now while the assortment is large and Varied and Before the bes sigs aregoue. The tmprove= ments in these fabrics are wonderful, the cot- tonly look having entirely disap] and the ‘softest shades, tints and figures are so admira- bly done that the effects are hardly surpassed by the finest silk and woolen goods) The een on the Ate Sutteens rivals tiat of silken tissues. The Batistes have rich cream grounds, strewn with small flowers and sprays in dark Washable colors: also, ‘Lappy. combinations ‘such as black and cardinal,brown and cardinal, blue and red und sLaded browus. Tue rough woolen “Bouclesy"" so opulars “have. been Closely imitated: and ‘the! effect when soade i Jn suits combiuing the plain with the figured very striking. Great popularity is also pre- dicted: for the cotton Canvas Cloths St wien he = showing asplendid line. It washes per- jealye Crinkled Seersuckers are in greater demand tna ever eture, and some clgeant shopping and street dressesare made fromthem. Labor is'saved from the fact that they. require 0 Honing atid always retaln that cleat ok and onnkred suri which makes them 90 desir- thle ies zy Cloths had an immense run last season, fund is again, shown by us, not only in the plait colors, but handsome figures and numerous designs on tinted grounds, producing a de dedly rich eftect, and they wilt, no doubt meet ths ready sal In fine Ginghams stripes predominate with plain goods to combine It 18 impossible todo Justice to our ‘Wash Fabrics by written description: Weask every reader to pay this depal visit of inspection, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ocn ** Mar Onpue’ FPacuz ‘TIES ‘Were never better, and we only ask trial order, which we are Satisfied will readily con- vince’ the most skeptical of the many advan- tages to be derived from this mode of si10) pi ‘You secure all the advantages of acity buye » sume fabrics, sun tyles, and at, Ue same price, for we have "one price only." aud tie guaranteed as low as the lowest. "Customers shopping by mail can have their money re- funded when so desired, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. __WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. 7 ANTED-BY TWO WHITE GIRIS, SITUA- WV, orm suo as cook: tne cpa oe chanibermaid, FOE RENT THRERSTORY BRICK DWELL- ing In complete order: six ro.ms, with collar W. 1228 Ist. nw, 1 Pe ES MOT AL oe nw rent tow, Key ES on ‘and ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN. Sa hee ET EIS omer ured xPpIy. W 2 60- | W ateoation as waiter sod ona Tee % RENT_HOUSE 40 VIRGINIA AVE & €43 Louisiana ave. ace” | rally useful. Address Hox 78. Star office, re ‘W.:all modern improvements ‘ey to be hed. at ANTED — IMMEDIATELY, AN EXPERI ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED —— W diced heat Grremmaking. Please apply a¢ ‘irl, a Situation as chambermald and waltress Miss O'CONNELL'S, $91 Pennsylvania ave. nw. 1¢* | in a private family: reference can be given. (GRR RIAL 5 ACTIVE AND | $25 re oO cate _warts | Jom RENTON GENK Erte 5 NT ci on must have beat of olty reference, "Apply at 820 S408 ‘Woman, a Situation sa cook ta a private tants: | W rooms farakshed or sanvaaned GeLT AIS aS st nw., bet. Land K. 1:# _| also, place for & girl 14 years old at numve, best refer: | w par p27 sie ‘ANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS | S0ce* Address Box 87, Star offic a P92 REST_A FINE CORNER ON 14TH ST cutting most and the provision business, Cellet | \W\7ANTED_BY A COMPETENT GIRL A 61TU-| H’weiting House located: furnished oF 465 Pennaylvgnia ave. good references, _1t® ‘ation as chambermald or waitress. or would take | unfurnished: for the season or by the Sear: This prop Xy7ANTED —A_ WHITE GIRL, TO NURSE; | fC of infant: would prefer to go away for the sum | erty also for enles W ‘russtayet nied apply v0T Ost ew ive | Mer, Call for three day ‘corner 16eh ond | _0pa7St__ CUTTER @ WIMER. 1433 Fat._ (W ‘Noveiy over 100 par Seats Galse Gori we | Wy ANTED_ENOWN—SATIONAL Canon BU- | Fon‘ccorgwown aeignis one nquare trom carts Novelty; over er cent, an Ee reau engages only ‘and competent ser- ‘House, 12 rooms; % acre na nw. Ls vants Ip any capacity, white and colored, with refer- | water. gas. For terms, Sc, nddreus, with tekremes, W ARIE TINO, APPRENTICES TO LEARN | ences, Sond your orders, EH. DICK, 617 7h at, aw, | “Fura House,” Star Office, ap27-t aremmaking A complete system of dress cut- | _apa7-aee RENT—A COSY SMALL BRICK HOUSE ESR ny 28 ae WANTED EY, A RESPECTABLE WHITE fine location, at wood: has kitchen; well: ‘ANTED-Al SALESMAN, GOOD ADDRESS Gira Situation a6 nurse and do chamber work | stables: for $15 per Tnquire at store, 407 10th 17,08, installments: permanent positon: | 18,2, private family. Gen farulsh good retwrenoce ‘apa7-St good pay. Heference or security, Room 10, 303 7th | Address Box 76, Star Fok BENTO AT (ALMOST HALF REGULAR ne ys Pr as Watt dere ADE MAN, Wak, GIVE | Xi rental delightfat Boase: has fall cane, and ED-A_ FIRST-OLASS _SEAMSTR: $200 place ents: | forced to leave:rentsto save’ can. Apply 1400 ‘And Drememaker, to one competent an excellent | strictly confidential Address BEE Sear offen Swe | stn. mrt position. Apply at once. 301 Delaware ave. ne. 1t ANTED—PLACES ¥ ‘ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — TWO EXPERI ayy, need Dressmakers. “Call, before 9p. m., ot 816 8th si. ‘A WHITE GL CATHOLIC PRE- around the hcuse; first-class reference required: call ‘ANTED-SEWING IN FAMILIES BY. AN ‘perlenoed seamstress; good button hole work- gf and sowing machine opersior. Address Nee 70, ‘ANTED.-A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS TO make over dresses, &c,, by the month; must be ob ‘and lave city reference. Want also general housework gir! t preferred. Address OHIO, Star office. 1 "ANTED— EXPERIENCED W tive tak nw. ANTED--IMMEDIATELY—2 FIRST-CLASS W aressmakern Ingvire at i918 14th su nw. ite VV ANTED--AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WITH W airetcinm city ‘references “Apply, afer 6 this evening, at 22 Lafayette square. DRESSMAKERS. ate A MOTH! Folcrence given. “ADpIy Nia Sth ae Son. APIS HIS 8 ap26-21¢ Wa A LADY,A oe as NUKSE who has lived with ber three Years: execlient Teer: =, Apply, ‘between @ and 1 o'clock, at 2011 N st. Fe RENT URNIGHED HOUSE COMPLETE ehtful location; Will rent t) private fan nt sP gentlemen. Address, for ten days. W.T. 1 club of Star pHs '100 1st st..e.10 ra. $40.00 Cine re. 2000 Cat.ae, 9 rs......2000 7 ANTED--COMPETENT WAIST AND SKIRT lands at 2318 M st. nw.; none but first-class need apply. i ‘ANTED—AT ONCE—A CLERK WHO HAS Some knowledge of pension business, Address, stating salary expectod, CLAIMS, Star office. aZ730s W derstand cutting meats siugie tan’ preferred; cutting meats; single man preferred; references required. “Address Bor 80, Star office. aparote TW ASTED=A G00D GIRL FOR GENERAL Rousework; white preferred. Apply at once at 1202 New Jersey ave. nr. apz7 St SQVANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS CoaT hands: also, three vest-hands. None bat ‘Union goat-hands need apply. GEO. W. HERALD. 824 Sth at. ee RpaT Re V ANTED.-A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN ‘an nurse: toright party. Re quired, Appiyat Ole Lath sy a SWANTED-AG00D COLORED MAN; MUST bean experienced coachman and understand working about the house, “Address, with best, Box 89, Star ol 33 refer- W ‘ANTEDBY A YOUNG LADY WITH EST W ot references @ vise se Bish zowyen Hat book ‘cashier. Sy BOX. 5, Clk Kecper or cashier.” Address “C," Dox 5, Clty diaplayed) the pockton afbarienpor Mes Loe tn e Position 3 Arst-clase saloon in’ Washing isinctory refer eds Star office ;a2a-Sre Vashington; = Sn Ne aS ta W Seas an 4 eraaae Se rents area ais eeetsh Seas Sy W ANTED_KNOWN, THAT ONLY RELIABLE And competent servants in all ites—white and colored, with city references, 8 A.COOMBS. Emp. reau, 926 F st. n.w. ‘ap2d-6re WV ANTED—A LADY LEAVING THE CITY erate omen nee Star office. e24-3t* WANTED ELACES FOR COOKS. 24 GINIS, ‘nurses, ladies maids, housekeepera and others with references. This and other cities und country. PRICE & BURNHAM, 632 F st. nw. apl7-20* ence. WANTEDIA COMPETENT SERVANT ‘woman for housework and to wash and iron in ‘small private funily: German preferred: Ro} heer 30th, West Washingto ANTED - COOKS—ALL NATIONALITIES— Chambermatds, Waitresses, Nurses and House. workers for country und this elty: Office hours 8 to 6 and 7 to 8:30 j.m. National Labor Burea nw Cooke W SNTED EXPERIENCED CAR DRIVERS, Wh Soon go per day god rerias care ton ANTED-GOOD HANDS TO ladies’ garments, at H. SACKERMAN, 322 434 WANTED-—HOUSES. perty on in ienned ott THOS. WAGGAMAN. pag above is only a email portion of For full list call at office for bul thelist and15th. apy POR RENT-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE HALL Fi'gas and bath, large sand; 22 ihn teens twe does from Fast Capitol st-cara. Apply 315 Pa. ave. 1.w. a ae POR BENT HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE of 12 rooms, surroundings delightful, location un- surpassed: some rooms retained if desired. 1337 15th st, near Hhode Island ave. az6-31* OR RENT—NEW @ROOM BRICK DWELLING gpprpremgnte rent only $00. LOUis'F. RROE™ improvements: rept oni 5 SCRRER, O20 Fee nw. " apaest Fo RENT-THE NEARLY NEW AND CON- ient brick house; 7 rooms and cellar; all mod- ern Improvements: corner of Nand 22d st.n.w.: will be rented to a good tenanton reasonable terma. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 14077 st mw. ‘ap26-1w “WW ANTED_COUNTRY, HOUSE—THE RECTOR of St. John’s parish desires to rent for the hot weather a large House for the orphanage; must be Wituin cary accom of the clty: ‘Tennallytown, nelgh- borhood preferred. Address in writing SISTER IN CHARGES, JOHN'S ORPHANAGE, 20th st.027-20 7 iE OF TEN ‘TO FOURTEEN ‘Koomis, furnished or unfurnished at moderate rent, between G and N and 9th and 17th sts. Address Box'71, Star office, mp2 ANTED—-A HOUSE IN GOOD LOCATION ‘that I can buy for $3,000 to $5,000. st. sw. Sp27-2t* _ | answer to WESTERN, Star office. te ‘A WORK. | \)7ANTED—A HOUSE OF 10 0 12 ROOMS, OR Call, after 9 & m,, at 432 Oth st nw, top ‘ lotabout 40 x 100, bet. tsch and 2180 ats and floor. aa7 ate H ‘JAS. H. MARR, 936 F st. ap3i-3t ‘ANTED-RELIA\ CANVASSERS FOR AN D—TO PURCHASE SEVERAL PIFCES: Insurance Compauy. Apply at 220 di, stn. w. ‘of good. Basiness Proyerty, centrally located. _ap2e-2we ta aes Apply to iE Walter & CO., W ANTEDICANVASSERS, STREET SALES | _4n225t 916 F st, nw. VY amen and.Agents to sell bigest political hit ever == = made ‘Aad seo it, after 2 p.m., Tuesday. Tom, National Hotel. eee ce WANTED--LOTS, <1ED--A GOOD TRUNK MAKER WORK Fi SE OR MORE LOTS IN NORT nieed the vear around. “Apply immedi roe to oll Go cae Tae Ste DOD te ee 1845 Pennsylvania ave. _ap26-2t _ location aud lowest price. Address Box 67, Stat ALES. | office. ap24-see LASS 0) SAKS & COMPANY. Wane NDS, atKERN'S, 414 Othst "epost" WW ANTERS10 PANTALOON HANDS, at, GEO. z. ademas nw ap RO at VV ANTED-A KITCHEN FIREMAN at THE odmont, 13th st. and Towa Circie n.w.a26-2t* wi =A STEADY COLORED BOY, 17 OR 1S yearg olil to work in a grocery store." Apply DUFFY, grocery cor. 4th and K sts. naw. ap26-20¥ EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER Wane to work -In house several weeks; must have Grst-ciass references, Address W. H.C, star office, ap2e-wt® Israsts Wear: THE RUSH DURING THE PAST FEW DAYS AT OUR EASTER EXPOSITION oF FINE MILLINERY! ‘Was so great, and so many ladies anxious about thelr Personal attractive custumes tor Easter, the little ones were apparently neglected. Now the elder ones are settled, the excitement and rush is about over, we in- vite your attention to the new and immense stock of . INFANTS’ OUTFITS, ‘We shall place on sale four special drives in Infants’ ‘Long and Short Dresses, having purchased same much below regular prices, DRIVE 1, Infants’ Long Slips, made of fine Cambrio, a yoke of 18 fine tucks and Hamburg {inserting center piece, a deep hem at the bottom, Price, 65¢. DRIVE 2. Infants’ Long Slipsof fine English Nainsook, rows of tucks and two embroidered insertings the entire front, tucked yoke back, Price, $1.35; finer grades upto $10. INFANTS’ LONG SKIRTS, Made of the very best Cambric and Nainsook, trim- med with embroidery or lace, as well as plain tucked, ‘at 60, 750, $1, $1.25, $1.75 and up, SHORT DRESSES. DRIVE 3, Short Dresses of Lonsdale Cambric, beautifully made, a Mother Hubbard yoke of 24 tucks and three Hamburg insertings, finished with 5 wide tucks and Hamburg rufile. Price, 980, DRIVE 4 Short Dresses of fine Nainsook, 4 clusters of tucks,3 Nalnsook insertings extending to waist, the bottom finished with 5 tacks and embroidered ruffies Price, only $1.48, 10 doven Infants’ Worsted Sacques, made of the finest zephyr, exquisite patterns, at 35c.; cannot be ‘dupiloated at less than 76c. Finer qualities, 45, 75, 98c., $1.10 to $1.75. Infants’ Worsted Boots, made of excellent quality zephyr, at 15, 19, 29 and 45c. ‘Worsted Shirts, all sixes, 450. Long flannel Shirts, plain and embroidered, from $1 up to $7.50, Infants’ Caps, in large variety, to sult everybody's taste, from 250, up to$s. I? PAYS TO TRADE aT THE BON MARCHE. 826-818 SEVENTH STREET N, W. free, :D-A WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR eral housework; no washing, In a family of tuust know thecooking. ood Wages, bald to 8 st | apae are” ANTED—TWO BOYS ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD to learn the busiess, and who will be content twe competent one. Call, with re-erences, at 2018 G v with small sularies until able to render themselves useful. qAPPiy between 9 and 10.0 m; SAKS & Co, rt BAD RED $10 to $20; chambermuaids, nor: nb aud ‘kitchen girls, men cooks, 4. COOMBS, emp, bureau, 92 SF st. nw. apr EMALE_ COOKS, % . general workers this ral’ workers, Bult, Phila, N. Y. ther cities. 632 F'st. nw. Brookl: ¥ cRER, WHO tableware and long experience as ators and other. ffsiclass fam Hes in this “city, d ‘May. Ista nice Dining Room and Kitchen or an entire arst floor with sufliclent room to seat eighteen or tweilty naval off: Crrs.and other goesis. or would rent a, Louse. Must be located between 12ih and 16th, Hand Hsts. n.w. “Address— v. Star o A W Ataithe bese caterer for many ANTED-A ROOM BY A GE who is permanent; must be near the Hamilton oF some other reputable and well-known boarding house und everything clean and well-appointed; don't eto look t an uuction or Treasury furnished “addres = M. J.8,,8tar office, ite ob V ANTEV-TWO OR THREE ROOMS COM- iy Sarnished vr light, housekeeping; state ms. ; Address J. R.8,, Star office. AU ELL-FUKNISHED ROOM Ae in Siac will Reperonan = A ‘dust be low probably wil be permanen adress 0. N-., Star office. i Ww ANTED;— FURNISHED Ti AND UNFUR- uished Rooms to-morrow for our customers. Nes having rooms fur Feutean find ¥ood tenants at VILLIAMS' SUPPLY OFFICE, ‘7th st. n.w., second floor. ? ‘apZesi* Fe, RENT—A LARGE NICELY FURNISHED vom, on yecond floor, facing south: terms reason- able; private residence, 1408 N st. u.w. _ap24-3t* WANTED—BOARD. WANTED THREE OF FOUR ROOMS ON q ith ot-cd Capital aud with private tainly pre. tween 7th st. end Capitol and with priv re ferred. Address ito 72, btat oflice. mc WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. OR RENT—ROOMS. RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; ightfal locality; not far from Iowa Cirele: pri vate family; 171] 13t'st; terms summer rates.a27-30" OR RENT—FACT JUDICIARY PARK, FInsT floor, communicating rooms; delightfully cool, prettily farnished: 10 adult couples only. 4th st. how. apart OR RENT—THEEE UNFURNISHED KOOMS on second floor; bath room and large closets; suita- ble for housekeeping. 1122 6th (OR RENT—SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF 915 Pennsylvania ave best adapted to photo- raphy or for studio: $85 per month tn advance, ap27st ER & WIMER, 1428 F st, FOR Fi FURNISHED ROOMS,WITH GOOD sable board, by a Kentucky lady: 728 9:h st, 7B $ (OR RENT—$22-NEW PRESSED BRICK, 7 rooms, cellar throughout, all modern im ments; 124 10th st ne; care and herdice. Key next oor. . FSS BEXT— THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE, 205,F at n-w., 8 rooms and bath room: large Yard: Tent reasonable. “Inquire at 212, opposite. ald" DOR RENT SEATS ROOMED BRICK, INN. w., with stabl 50. 7 roomed Brick,on Capi tot Tit, $24 "all improvements ond ‘0° roomed Frame, at $15.50, ELA. MCINTIRE, O18 F st. a24-3t K RENT-HANDSOME 3-STORY AND BASE, meni welling, 12 rooms, latge pantries a Glosets:handsome cherry and oak mantels, bevelled late mirrors; handsomely tiled vestibule and cathedral glass in vestibule doors and transoms, complete in lar; located in vicinity of Dupont Circle. ‘LER & RUTHER- FORD, 1226 Fst. nw. a2a-orF JOR RENT—BY TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F st. nw $25 pp Tndictary 9q.$50 1636 16th at. nw. 7r_$35 1137-41 5th st. n.w., 6.40 OW st., bet. Tand Un.w.13 KR RENT—2 {RENT—2021 @:8T. N.W.. AT REDUCED rent: eleven rooms; new; key iiext door, W. LORD, 607 Louisiana ave. ap24-3t ROR RENT-THE “WEST END FLATS.” 2620 K st n.w. This house has Just been completely re- modeled, ‘Siltes of 3 rooms each, with bath, water- closet. Kitchen sink, coal closet and Per month, One suite of 5 large Tooms, with kitchen rany Foom, in addition to above appointwments, $2250 month. None but first-class tenants admitted. ference required. ie 3H. WARNER @ 00., Agent, RR RENT—126 TENTH STREET east, 6 rooms and cellar, modern, Capitol st., 6 rooms, gas and ¢.,6 rooms and collar, cas and water. $14: 128 10th st. 6 rooms and celiar, modern, $25: 600 E. Capitol st, 8 rooms, modern, $25; 1333 IH st.n.e., 4 rooms, modern, $15: 1251 Lith'st.s.¢..3 rooms ‘and store, i ‘7th st. 8. @. 8 rooms. $10; 125 Va.ave. a. e., Toms, gas and water, $11: 132 10th st.n, nd cellar, modern, $25: 149 Va. ave. a. ¢. gas and water, S11. |. M. RONRER €°CO, ‘ap2d-3t ‘Third and Rast Capitol sts, ‘NORTH: 208 Bast PLEASANT SUMMER ROOMS—A tory room, with alcove and bay window; story front room; new honse; private fam- 0 Children; references; 1410 Q st., neur cars and herdies. ap27-3t 3 ST. N. it: sultable for a bi cabinet maker's shop: elevator In good working order. Rent rewonable. Apply 916 Fst. nw. ap2y-2w i, SECON ND THIRD floors, furnished and unfurnished: en suiteor single: or Private family: terms moderate. \pply to 328 Indl- ana ave, opposite Judiciary Square. ap27-3t® ‘OR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED room, with alcove; east front; also, two unfur- niched rooms Address Box 74, Star office. ap27-3t* POE, EST LARGE, | HANDSOMELY FUR. mished Rooms, single or communicating, suitable for songressmen; very desirable location: two lines of cars. 1720 H st nw. mh3l-5w* Fe RENT_LARGE, | NEWLY-FURNISHED Enrior ant Bedroom, Orst Geor, Bigh callings, large windows, southern ‘exposure, and use of Also, large, cool, second-story Room. Prices very moderate. {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM; A VERY DE sirable summer room; nicely furnished: private family. 1219 11 st. now, andra R RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE ‘or sizzle; delightful location and terms moderate for summer and full, 12 town Cire WOR RENT—ROOMS ON 1ST AND 2D FLOO. ‘singly of en sulte: bay windows. alcove, bright Deautiful: best location, near Capitol cats and. ber dics; private family. 100 2d st. me. pao 10 RENT—940 N ST. N. W.. BRICK HOUSE, six rooms, water and gas in perfect order. In 1013 Not.n.W. THEO. SHECKELS. ap? OR RENT-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 104 117Ht st. & ¢., newly papered and painted throughout; m. i brick atable in rear: cellar and large yard: che tenant. Apply for key at 106 11th st. x & FO RENTON MAY 18TH. VERY DPSIRA- ble residence, 1628 Q st. n.w., corner 17th st., with nine rooms, bath, cellar, and very large and attractive Side and frout yard. On May Ist, House. 613 H m3 12 rooms, ALBERT F! FOX, 920 Fst. n.w. ‘OR RENT—1541 STH 8T., 9 ROOMS: GOOD condition; 38.b.;$50. J. HL GRAY &00., P2ESt 22 F st. oR RENT-HOUSE 2410 Pi YLVANIA oda cg eestor and, harement, ten rooms, im unprovements, newly refitted: $37 50 mont ly. ‘ADAMS & BRALL, = 1420 Fst, R RENT— SMALL SIX-ROOM HOUSE water and gas: 32 G'st_ nw. rent, $16.50 per month, KF. LEIGHTON, 482 Louisiana ave. We POR RENT-FROM MAY IsT, TWOSTO! and basement bay-window brick House, 1517 Q sin.w., contain:ng 7 rooms and all modern im- proveniquts, with small brick sable: south exposure: hice vard, ‘trees; price, Ss G PCR, RENT $25 PER MONTH WILL RENT 2 desirable new six-room House, with all modern, improvements, in Le Droit Park. ii, H. WARNER € 60.016 Fst. nw. apeaate PKS 'T—411%, G ST., OPPORITE PENSION Office, Rooms, furnished of unfurnished, on first andthirdfoors. "mp2 SRE QOR RENT—AT 940 TST. NW. IN A WELT. kept house, nicely Furnishe! Rooms second and tied floors front; very cheap; unfurnished if desired. Fe RENT — PARLOR AND ALCOVE AND ‘single Room, nicely furnished; all conveniences: in ‘& new house, with board: bath room on each floor. CHAS. FLEISCHMANN, Confectionery and Caterer z 7410 Penn. ave. South ade. OR RENT — TWO FURNISH™D, CO M- tiree geutiomen; southern ‘exposure: Meat cats: t flomen; sou exposure: board ifrequired. Reference. L113 Ket b.w. a2s-Ov8 OR RENT—1801 30TH ST, COR GAY ST, George¢own, beautiful Rooms, cool_ and surroun ed by trees. nouth exposure; first-class caterer; fat eae cengnenan es pe emery nes JOR RENT— TWO NEWLY FURNISHED a eaten F $6 and $8; new house; 3 es porto OR RENT—1764 M ST. N.W.—HANDSOMELY furnished cool Rooms; en suite or single: or would Tent house compiete. at summer prices: a une surpassed; references exchanged. Ib ‘ANTED:-TO BUY A HORSE ABOUT SEVEN Years Ol that can trot or pace in2:50, Anyone having the above, and wishing to dispose of same be- fore lexving the city for the summer, will find a ready cash customey if price is reasonable. Address Box 90, Star office, ap27-3t ANTED-YOUNG HORSE FOR BUGGY USE. ‘State lowest cash price, age, size, color, ete. Ad- ress, 4 DOCTOR, p21-6te ‘Star offie, y ANTED TO PURCHASE A. SECONDHAND wut or ing, suitable for a cowl ing room encosure. "Address RT. 3b, Star office, ap26-20* ‘ANTED-TO BUY A FINE COUPE ROCKA- Me oe ‘anda fair ‘@ good. ress BPRS Stes EONS NTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING; feathore:renovated, mattresses msde over, tur niture steame:l, upholstering of all kinds. Office 1423 ivania ave.: factory corner Sthand K sta xe. Telephone call Moa Fe, YOUNGS. apodeme ‘ANTED-A SECOND-HAND FIVE-HORSE engine, ywer upright in good working order, Aaardae He sine sans aT D-STEAM CARPET CLEANING, Ts ‘Telephoue 115-6, NCHAGE SUR: of6 Loulstaun ever W ANTEE [0 SELL. A LARGE, FINE COUPE NO A iS Os ities ath oer Pe eae ‘TED—TO SELL, HANDSOME T CART, Aud te new. ‘oudrect make, Gna be Gor dl 14th st, near Pennsylvania ave. ap23-1w a ANTED — HORSES TO KI > TERMS W ater May ist $5 tor gee ry ‘Order masie Gil Ot Soe fears raven esses figon. Orit P CLARK, apzz-ime “WANTED KNOWN THAT COARSE Barns pans ty circ Neoais ta te ouly remedy kava ane jand chldrens Mra Dr apl0-sw* Ware ane naere EURNITUR: Hanel Pyduress 3 BAUM, 250 fhe ow ANTEDS, GEAMUILLER, ARCHITACT, Wer ie nwa feabington, D.C. einen RENT — ROOMS, UNFURNISHED OB F furnished, for light housekeeping: would aett thins furniture aud carpets, “Gall at aif Penne Sylvania ave. ase POR RENT—WITH BOARD, A LARG: M ortably furnished parior, with folding bed, south front. Also’ one large uafurulshed room. 1220 New York avenue, rere RR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘8a floor; location, on cormer Le og Tequired, 1549 Columbia st. apZ4-aee R RENT—TWO OR THREE PLEASANT UN- furnished communicating thern expo- i ‘ments, suitable for light house Keoping, in private fhnlly’of Ave sdulta. 304 Det. ne ap2d-aue ‘communicating indow houve, athe iret Hoon, neke 1th at ext line: front and back yard, and all conveniences rent $15. with gas, os ; alzo Rooms on the second floor, furnistied. ‘Areas Box 88, Siar office, appeste BRENT 3 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, single or en suite; 3 orth, ith and west; new house. all mod. imps; side lawn: nw. ‘ap24-20t thiacy Suite on second Hor, at 16007 se awe apa2-2w*" Fito 720 tastes aplozwe BY [D FLOOR, Roser Be epléimi* BR RENT— NICELY FURNISHED 5 laa Fase? NRO : oe Reed URN EWS t eteccrteteal PRINCE, 1000 Fst. POR, RENT 900 PER MONTH WILL RENT A four-story sixteen-room House. 421 11th st. n.w. Suitable for @ boarding house. BH. WARNER & CO., 916 Fst. nw. HOUSE 1720 Hi ST. N. “teen rooms; all modern improvements; ‘Very de- alraliie summer residence; furnished, $150 per mouth; unfurnished, $100. ‘apzsore FE FET OLUMBIA HRIGHTs — TEN. Room frame dwelling, with stable, well of good ott ae SWORMSTEDT & BRALLFY, 027 Fst. ap24-6 OR KENT—TWOSTORY, SIDE PORCH, BAY ‘window, seven-room brick "House with wide side yard; 148) Sat mw. modern improvements: $35 per month, Key 1429 Corcoran st. “ape ‘oR RENT_BAY WINDOW BRICK, 1201 17H .W..7 Fooms, all conven ‘an Tocation, $82.60 per month. PeTHOs K WAGGAMAN, ap2i-st BIT P st nw. Rh. RENT—ONE OF THOSE NEW ANDHAND- some three-story Houses on Dutuibarton ave. be- iwoon Bist and 2d sta. n.w.,on line of Metropolitan Street cars Houses are fifsi-class in every. repect drown ‘stone eteps abd trimaaines, front and buck we uber: ‘oolns: Fone iN Bs ied tn Sora na reu Ey op [01, Corcoran bull ase rut os a SUMMER. AT MODERATE jouse In northwest, near four for the summer. POR RET FOR rent, fully furnished Circles ‘and ‘accessible to°hordicsand cary, “Atares Box 02, Siar offen, apiece K RENT— ibe Hampahire ave, aew cling” comeing ‘Yeniences; mely furnished. Kent low for ‘summer. to. THOS, J. FISHER & CO, ap2iet 1324 F in nice repair, soadere improvement, S10 Tepairy modern tin : month Apply to W. JOHNSON, 718 13th atm. in ZN st, now. bed 1419 Pierce Plare, Tre25 BN nw Srgton tang Perce Pas 7 #2: ein: onkselegstes aa der Soke eee tara ee thts wee heres es 2u1g tuihet nw ae 3 B07 Teh # 5 & 00., 916 F st. nw, 109 Va.a.s.¢.,5r..10 #81, $73 Lot. 8 w. Br 15 11 AD. e..0F 16.50 ‘Sr.Ast._.30.30 I 426 College st.,'8r..630) 1210 6th n.w.. Sr 1839 Best. n. Orn. 19 Ast st, nw 45 722 24th a nw 25. 613-17 Va a oot. 40 Cor 7th and E'sts..ofema, FURNISH Mass av uf Thos C.$333.33,/Mst- n'y Oth, 205. Towa Circle, 1 . DT near 20th st 126 Gate nr loth, 10f..200 tar Lath st Tore Fat near 17th, Lr. St, near 1th, br Masnav.n'r 18th 138-200, Payette st, «tw Lith, near Last, 11r..200 20st, neat Pa. ave. M Property pissed with me tor sale ts tiveral : piaced with me for rent or 7 advertined ree of cost to the owner. For list of property for nale, call Sr send at office, 3 FOOROLTZMAN, dod und stan, S150 1 4 260h st. br. le rear 20: High s,, 421 Sdetsw. drs. tO WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Peansyivanie eve.n-w. RNISTED— 1826 14th st . 2025 Hm. nw Lanter Ite 70S 15th st..2oMice rs. 1601 1460 si. (stable) rear 1209 K st Ith st. 8 ©... 25 “20 20 15.380 ty ESS preioa te cases 4 “250, Q'si. bet. 13 40h NR nO OTCH, POX & BROW! OH, POX & ¥ mh3o 1437 Penn.ave, ___FOR RENT—STORES.. FS, RENT—DRUG STORE—ADDRESS JOR RENT-STORE, WITH USE OF POUR OR two roomns for light housekeeping. Apply at the corner of 2d st. and Massachuse' nw., 201, RE COR IST AND MARS 1 and for eet rucery of Gn a DUVALL ws nw, __BUSINESS CHANCES. _ Wy astep—a you MAN DESIROUS OF ‘entirely new business in Wash- like to meet some one of ineats; still capital required and large renvuneration, references exchanged Address BURM Iti, Star ofiee. POR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND HOSE ess Of a cosy bar; “centrally located; price $500 af exe 4 for = bullae ‘Sener property of eyual value.” Apply to OWN Migeney atinw, 404 Loutsiatin a mpaocte JRARE OPPORTUNITY POR BUSINESS NEN ‘with small or large capital tx offered In develop- ing state and county rights for receutly pateuted Ie vention in operation in this city. Iarge profits: close Inverugation, invited. | Addtow gir experience and references, ~ Pa TENT ice. apzd-or ry wt 48’ IGE DEPOT, 18TH ST. WHAKPIS ane storage capaci and guaranteed supply af Sur prices always. | Patronize red wagous. Send ¥ ‘apzi-Lin® ons to houses and be treated right SEVEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS. Bonds secured by mortgace on Keal Estat At 25 per cent. of itr valuation, by the OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, ‘Omaha, Nebraska Hon, A. U. WYMAN, Late Interest and Pitney Guaranteed aad pay the Chemical National bank, New York Clty Loans insums of irom $500 to $5.00 from three wo five years Interest payable senu-aue nuaily. The absolute certaluty and’ security of these, command them to the liberal patrounge of Washingtou Investurs PARKER & TOWNSEND, aplé3m_ Washington Agents, 1418 F st mR LEASE— UPPER PART OF THE CENTENNIAL BUILDING, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 12711 ST. mb29-1m THOS. F WAGGAMAN. TLANTIC CITY, N. J—HOTELS, CoTTaGEs, ‘and Lots for rent or sale by J. G. ADAMS & Cus Real Estate aud Jusurance Agents, 2001 Atiantie ‘reasuter U.S..President, able ab 5 suaios _LOST AND FOUND. Sa aWALL YELLOW boo, Wantk Oe L4 breast: named Jeff. “euurn two Massachusetts und receive reward, Ty OST-SATURDAY, APIUL 247TH, A WATE -4,color paint box. A reward will be pdt returned to Star oftion OST—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, [ unear the church of the Fp + # pair of Guid Hyeglasses, Finder will please return them to W131 st kw. a NDAY, IN OR NEAR THE Pkexie rounds. & Gold Locket (of no value only @ owner), with likeness of ai aced Couple. ewan Wie at 1826 10Uh st uw. ot room 1oU, War depart ment. “ STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM 1908 FST. NW, SS « soung Mastiff, answering to the name uf Jack’ for bis recovery. SIA BLACK AND Tal swers to Lue name Nick:" had brass padlock and round bell. As Teturned to 1227 16th st. n. waa O=T—A PACKAGE OF POSTAGE STAMPS. ‘The finder will be sujtably rewarded by returning, ite IN, OR to BENTLEY'S 1616 14th tn. w. ‘BEN ‘Drug Store, eh st. n. OR RENT_1610 AND 1614 STH ST; EACH ll modern “improvements, lange back and: for $20 per month. M.D. PECK, st 2W Rk RENT—THE “LEXINGTON.” NER FFtbin sana New York ave. The satire & 06! ap22-1m* cot. ground or of ri BERIT 1001 HAREWOOD AVE. LE DROIT ye = Seow ap22-lUt i and law: Apply to 4. L. BARBER £ GO. Fe, RENT—1000 10TH ST. N. W., BRICK and water! nips yard ns OE TY HOUSE, a Aone Re Rees ees 200) 38 200) 7 ost ON SUNDAY MORNING in PaIn OF Rpectacies in case, on 4th st. between Mamachuserts ave. and E st.’ Finder will ploase re turn to 408 Maswchusetis ave. and receive reward. ‘J oSt—-APRIL 93D, A ROLL OF PAPER PER [4 tatning to land business, part written in red ink. ‘oder plouve eave tat S11 Get. andr ceive reward, COUNTRY BOARD. IGHT OR TEN BOARDERS CAN BE ACCO! iene egy ye ee Sey ES ‘who would wish to spend. in few moutiis tu tbe country, Correspondence solicived. J." KDW iit. Ua