Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circutation more than treble het of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of alt the Lynehburg, Va., resulted, Monday, in the suc cess of the antl-prohibition party. This will be & disappointment, of course, to many of the re- formers, but will not probably discourage them hopelessly. The lesson taught by a vote fs not so much a matter of surface figures as of analy- sis, ‘The causes which lead to a victory or a de- feat are the only really edifying subjects for study. If it should be found that the “wet” vio. ‘tories in the larger centers of population are due primarily to the votes ot the ignorant and ‘purchasable class of citizens, and secondarily tothe thrifty spirit of the other class, who would Father use the liquor traffic as a bearer of @ large share of the burdens of taxation than abolish it altogether in obedience merely to a moral sentiment, means will suggest them- selves of bringing about results more favorable to the cause of social reform at a later date. It 4s possibie to educate even the habitual drinker to the idea!that good liquor !s better than bad, and that a dealer who can afford to pay a heavy license ts a safer man to buy of, as a rule, than one who cannot. The thrifty taxpayer, more- over, would naturally be inclined to favor high license rather than low, on the ground that it yields larger returns at a less cost for collection. ‘Then, if the probibitiomist on principle can bring himself wo see the wisdom of supporting severe restriction of the liquor traffic as a com- Promise measure, the road to real reform is ‘open the next time the same question arises as & political issue. Bat, aside trom these considerations, the tem- perance people may find consolation in reflect ing that, although they have lost some big places, they have gained several small ones, and the rule of nature is that the fire which consumes most is that which begins at the bot- ‘tom of the pile. It is observable that the prohibition or local option idea is taking its strongest hold in agri- cultural communities because of the demoral- izing influence of the grogshops upon farm labor. This is notably the case in Maryland, where the restriction of the liquor traffic has had the happiest results in promoting thrift ‘and good order and in decreasing crime. oa Ifthe Third avenue horse-car strikers can afford to run a line of .:ce omnibuses from the post office to the Central Yu. in New York city, they may be able to hold out indefinitely against their employers. But horses have to be fed and shod and stabled, and omnibus drivers consume the same amount of food and clothing as other men. All these things cost money. ‘Why would not a temporary compromise and a friendly arbitration tosettle matters for the fature be wiser than idleness on the part of the company and an expensive warfare on the part of the men? A penny saved is a penny earned, as truly in the case of a strike as in ordinary business. $< —_ It is now announced that the new Baltimore Ohio raflway line will be in operation be- tween Baltimore and Philadelpiiia by the 1stof August. This does not promise tne five dollar fare and one dollar reserved chair between ‘Washington and New York—the prices now Paid between the latter city and Boston—quite aa.soon as was expected, but it is an assuring indication. The better day when these things Bill be enjoyed is not very far off. Senxa Day Goons 36-inch NUN’S VEILING, in Black and Colors, 370. and Cream, 50c. ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS, in Black and Colors, 15c. apd 20c. inch TWILLED DE BEGE, 25c. 40-inch ALL-WOOL CASHMERE, New Spring Colors, 50. 5,000 yards New SPRING DRESS GOODS, 10c., ‘12¢., 15e. & splendid line of TRICOT CLOTHS, ia Spring ‘Weights, 50c., 75c.. $1. 104 BLEACHED SHEETING, 19¢ CROCHET BED SPREADS, 75c., $1. HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS, 12%4¢., 15¢, 250. ALL-LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 20c., 25c. , @Ginch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 50c. INDIA LINENS, 10c, 12%e., 15¢. Crinkle Seersuckers, Ginghams, Satins etc, ete. NEW PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. iano and Gents’ Medium Weight aud Gauze UN- ERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOV! - JERSEYS $1, 01-20, 91.60,02 7? JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 686 PENNSY“VANIA AVE, South side, near 7th st. ap23_ Ocr Door Srorrs CROQUET—At all Prices, LAWN TENNIS. LAWN POOL. ARCHERY—A few splendid bows st less than half price. ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & SON. 428 SEVENTH STREET, 4 Cc ARD. consetaplatat Improvements Ife neceasary 26 fpreduce stock—to this end we offer many Goods at less than haif value, Do ic Goods: shout eat, Waite Gvors. Housefurnishing Goody Eagings, Gloves, Handkerchiets. Corsets, Parasols, Umbrellas, Ladies and Gents Cok ‘nd Underwear. at reduced prices Por ‘$4.05; Genuine French Pique, ieee ‘eck Jaundied) Shirt, ¥Se.; id, $119: Pure Silt ras = This. is a rare chas secure WONDERFUL BALGAINS in FIRST-CLASS Goubs. BRODHEAD & co, 907 Fs B.w. (Mason Temple). Texxw Asp Pow Opened this morning: ALL CLUB COLORS SILK CAPS. W.S TEE spat ‘056 Pennevivania avenae. GEXTLEMEN'S SUITS sCOURED. Goods called for and delivered. Aa nw. amas cle BME ‘We Axuz Now Ovexrsa A Full Line of PEARL AND NUTRIA COLORED DERBY HATS. Prices $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN’S STRAW HATS, In great variety, 50c., 750. and $1. Ove Job Lot 26-inch Twilled SUx UMBRELLAS, with Sterling Sliver Cape, at $2.50. B. W. ST. NeIETZ & SON, ap22 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Prorscriox On Free Trae AN EXAMINATION OF THE TARIFF QUES ‘TION, WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO THE INTEREST OF LABOR, By HENRY GEORGE, Sent by Mail for $1.50. For sale ap2ecr ROBERT BEALL, Bookseller. Easter Ovexrsc. - MADAME J. P. PALMER, DIPORTER, 1107 F STREET §N. w. ‘will open acase of FRENCH BONNETS axp ENGLISH HATS on WEDNESDAY next, April 21st, Imported expressly ior Easter Holidays. m21m Ove Puss Isto sell onty the medium and best grades of ‘couds—the lowest grades are not kept at all. Beginning with men's suis, at $10 and $12, we kivea better articie than can be made up new to sell at those prices by marking down higher cost suits that for one reasom or another have Rot sold freely. At $15, 816, $18 and $20 and above the var!- ety ts immense and the quality of our work jus- ‘tifles us in handing toevery purchaser = LE- GAL GUARANTEE ticket, which warrants the prices and goods by agreeing to exchange or refund money for anything returned unin Jured, and to make govd lomes on whatever Prove unsatistaetory. ‘Store open until 7 o'clock to-night. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 507 SEVENTH STREET, ap2a Opposite U. 5. Post Office, Feu Lise SPRING GooDs, ‘Now open at the Leading Tailoring Establishment of ‘Washington. #. D. BARR, 1111 PENNA, AVE. mhis A cco FEB ba AA CO E aa ee a4 0co EEE : asiettass Pope tu 2“4 SoS Eee - RUNNING ON LACES TO-DAY PRE BP OGu MM MM A ooo H EEE HEAR GME. At 15c.,10 patterns BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACE to select from, 4,5 and 6 inches wide. The narrowest is good value at 250. At 12%4¢. 20 patterns HANDMADE TORCHON LACE, 2% to 5 inches wide. Au examination of them will show thelr real value at 18¢. At @5c., 4 beautiful patterns BLACK WOOL FLOUNCINGS, 32 inches wide; really worth $1.25 At5e., BLACK WOOL LACES, different patterns, Sanches wide. Examine it closely and you will see ita value. At 22c., choice of the BLACK, CREAM and ECRU SILK SPANISH LACES, 5 inches wide, different designs, very large assortment. At $1.98, BLACK SILK GUIPURE FLOUNC- Bp inches wide. We have sold the same at At 15c., choice of 8 beautiful patterns EGYPTIAN LACE, 8 inches wide. You will consider this good value at 23¢. At $1.29, BLACK and CREAM SPANISH GUI- PURE NET, pure silk. Never has been sold less than $1.65. At $1.59, WOOL ESCURIAL FLOUNCINGS, 40 inches wide; Browns, Navy, Cashmere. At 98c.,13 inches wide, BLACK PURE SILK SPANISH GUIPURE FLOUNCINGS Examine it. Besides the above we would call your attention to the entire stock of LACES, which have been reduced in price for this sala. STARTLING EMBROIDERY SALE. See our SWISS EMBROIDERIES at 12%, 24,38 and 58¢. se STARTLING HANDKERCHIEF SALE. ‘See our GENTS’ PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at 17 and 2Uc. aT TTITH A FEB RB x PH BE” B's O% ENN FREE #83 S45 SH EEB BBB 00 ON NN MMMM oA RRR A waa 4s RMR 08 HP pee MMMM AA 9 HEH ke MMM AKA R Go H eae MMM aA AR ER COO H H kEB 7 Fauorsm It is said of an United States ex-Senator of Ohio that in addressing the jury in a land case, in which ue ‘was engaged as counsel, summed up his case in this neat sentence: “The gentleman who preceded me has doubtless from his standpoint told the truth; but, gentlemen of the jury, I have the facts, and here they are.” ‘Like our learned friend of the Buckeye State, we ‘have the facts, and here they are: IT IS 4 FACT, wehave the largest assortment of Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing in the District ot Co- lumbia, IT Is 4 FACT, show the largest assortment of Men's, Youths’, Boy# and Children's Hats. IT 18 FACT, ‘We show the largest assortment of Men’s, Youths’, Boys’ and Children's Furnishing Goods, IT 18 A FACT, we show goods in each of our departments that no other house in the District can show. IT 1S A FACT, our pricesare lower than competing houses. IT Is 4 Fact, wean fit any man, whether he weighs one hundred oF four hundred pounds. IT 1s A PACT, wecan fit any boy in this or any other district, whe- ther he wears long or short Pants, ‘We emphasize ‘THIS FACT Decuuse this is our strong point. ‘There are OTHER FACTS too numerous to mention, but of which the public are familiar. If you favor us with @ call, you will be sult- ed, and that one word, SUITED, covers a multitude of idean, ‘Respectfully submitted by SAKES @ COMPANY, 300, 302, 304, 306 AND 208 7TH 8T., CORNER OF MARKET SPACE. pas Exrnoxzo ‘Yovxes Company Are Offering the Following BARGAINS IN GROCERIES Being ever on the alert for bargains in our line we Reyer fail to secure them whenever to be had, and when secured we always hasten to give our customers the full benefit of the same. At this time we have to announce the arrival of ONE TON OF PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR ‘On consignment,which weare authorized to sellin 100 Ib. lots at 10% CENTS PER POUND OR 9 LES. FOR@1. We GUARANTEE these goodsto be ABSOLUTELY PURE and of FINE QUALITY. ‘We are also just in receipt of « CAR LOAD OF 8U- PERIOR MINNESOTA HOLLER PROCESS FLOUR DIRKCT FROM THE MILL We areofter- ing this flour at 4 POSITIVE BARGAIN, and we GUARANTEE IT IN EVERY PARTICULAR. ‘This flour is rich and of full body inthe dough and Worsverrez — Lace Conta VALUES. ‘We have Just closed out from # large New York Amporter his entire stock of lower priced Lace Curtains at a great discount on regular prices, ‘and have concluded to give our customers the Denetit of this juaicious purchase by offering them at a very small margin of profit, making them without exception the best Intrinsis values ever offered by'us of any house in the city of Washington oF elsewhere, Bargain Lot No. 1-200 Pairs of White Not- tingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards long and 41 Inches wide, (two pieces.) “We have been glad to get these to sell nt $1.25 per pair. Onty 80c. er pair. Bargain Lot No. 2-150 Pairs of White Not tingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards long and 41 inches wide, (two pieces.) We have been sell- ing curtains not considered as good as these at $2 per pair. Only $1.25 per pair. Bargain Lot No.3-300 Pairs of Koru Not- tingham Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, excel- lent patterns. These have been sold and are to-day actaally worth $2.50 per pair, Only $1.75 per pair. No such opportunity will be offered this sea- son for customers to secure Lace Curtains at such ridiculously low prices. As these will un- doubtedly draw a crowd. ctistomers should call as early in the day as conveniont. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. We have received a line of Gray Wool Ice Blankets, which we have marked excepuon- ally low, and call your attention thereto, Gray Wool Ice Blankets (single), 63¢., 68¢., ‘Sc. and $1 each. Gray Wool Ice Blankets (double), $1.25, $1.35, $1.50 and $2 per pair. Each number of the above is a bargain. ‘While speaking of Blankets we desire to men- ton our excellent stock for summer, being cot- ton and wool, light, strong and serviceable, which we have marked as follows: 10-4 White Sammer Blankets, $3.26. 11-4 White Summer Blankets, $4.25. 12-4 Whive Summer Blankets, $5.00. ‘These, being on the third floor, will no doubt increase the number of elevator ern, ‘The higher up you go, and the more trouble you take, the betier bargains you secure, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ast Over Tus Sronz ¥ou can find in each and every department within our establishment a big bargain injsome Particular line of goods. Some get in the Papers and others do not, hence customers should not wait to see any particular line of goods advertised, as it is impossible for us to Know exactly what you want. We invite you to call often, pay us frequent visits of inspeo- tion, for It is necessary in order to know what we are doing. We take a ran through the store and pick out the following “newsy” Items, ‘The response to the Grand Saleof Linens and ‘Housekeeping Goods continues unabated, and excellent values are being disposed of. Note- worthy among them: is the 72 inch Full Blesched German Linen Table Damask, at 90c., which*ls not worth less than $1.25. This 4g one among many. Our One Dollar Crochet Bed Quilt fs unques- tionably the best obtainable at the price. ‘Two Thousand yards of 15c. Printed Curtain ‘Madras, 31 inches wide, is being sold at 12%4c. per yard. The colors are harmonious, and ‘guaranteed perfectly fast. 89 inch Drab Damask Furniture Covering is certainly cheap at 18¢. per yard. How about 45 inch Hamburg Flouncings at $1.00 per yard? We don't believe we ever offered such a big money's worth of Embroid- eries since we have been in business as is being distributed now. In Laces, merely ‘a drop in the bucket” is a 12inch, fine, hand-run Black Spanish Gulpure Lace Flouncing, at $2.25 per yard. We wish we nad room for the bucketful, us we are sell- ing all kinds of Laces at very low prices. Ladies’ Unbleached Gauze Lisle Thread Hose, to wear under black and colors to protect the fect from dye, very light and durable, only 42c. per pair. ‘Those who have been waiting for these will be glud to know of thelr arrival. As for Dress Goods. it is impossible to pick out any particular thing, for it would be slight- ing everything else in the stock. Just taki look, inquire the price, and we will abide the result. Colored Striped Lawn Tennis Suiting Flan- nels, previously mentioned, arrived the day before yesterday. For Men—100 dozen Men's All-White Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, pinch hem; ought to be 17e.; only 124. each. We stop for lack of space only. ap2s WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ta Wa Ie Was “THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF PRAISE: THAT WHICH WE YIELD, THAT WHICH WE LEND AND THAT WHICH WE PAY. WE YIELD TO THE POWERFUL FROM FEAR AND LEND IT TO THE WEAK FROM INTEREST, AND WE PAY IT TO THE DESERVING FROM GRATI- TUDE!” IT 18 THE LATTER THAT WE ARE RECEIV- ING FOR OUR EFFORTS AND OUR SUCCESS IN INTRODUCING TO WASHINGTON THE MOST RELIABLE MAKE, THE BEST FITTING AND THE MOST STYLISH READY-MADE CLOTHING EVER SOLD HERE-TO WIT, THAT MADE BY WANAMAKER, OF PHILADELPHIA. ALSO, FOR MAKING TO MEASURE THE NEW- EST STYLES AND BEST GOODS EVER SHOWN HERE AT THE PRICES. IT 18 LESS THAN TWO YEARS SINCE WE INTRODUCED THIS PARTICULAR MAKE OF GOODS TO THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON, AND SUCH IS THE DEMAND THAT WE ARE OBLIGED TO CARRY TWICE AS LARGE A STOCK AS WHEN WE BEGAN, AND OUR STORE HAS BECOME MUCH TOO SMALL Fok OUR BUSINESS, BY REPLENISHING TWO OR THREE TIMES A WEEK OUR STOCK I8 KEPT NEW AND FRESH, AND WHAT ISTO OUR DIS- COMFORT FROM BEING CROWDED IS TO OUR CUSTOMERS ADVANTAGE IN GETTING THE VERY LATEST STYLES, E. B BARNUM & ©O, 028 931 PENN. AVE. Fuassers Every child knows the meaning of Flannel, but not every man knows the quality. ‘There are so many colors in Flannels that there 1s no other fabric we could mention that can compete with it. There is Red, White, Yellow, Gray, Scarlet and Blue, all more or less used for Underweur, except the Navy ilue, which covers the outerman from spring to spring, the weight according to the season; and 6o many colors as there are in Flannels so many grades there are in the Navy Blue, Look below and see what you can do with us in this line. No. 1—Men's Blue Flannel SACK SUITS, sizes from $4 to 42, for $5.75, which we will guarantee In- digo dye. No. 2.—Men's Blue Fiannel@ A. R, SUITS, sizes from 34 to 42, splendidly made and trimmed, and with eye'ets, only $7.75. Warranted fast color. No. 3.—Now we shall offer the most popular and best wearing Flannel made (xnown asthe Middlesex Flannel.) ‘The price for same is only $10. Our patrous will please call early, as we close at 7 Pm. Saturdays excepted. M. KAUFMAN’S sss 4 INE EMBROIDERIES, PER CENT LESS THAN CURRENT PRICES. 1 will offer to-morrow 60,000 yards of the finest Cor. Sth and Ista. 20. Hamburg Edgings und Inseruugs ever manulsttured, consisting of Cuiabric, Nainsook ‘and Swiss Hagings ba Tusertings, with Alt Overs to match: This fs without exeeption the Eunbrolderies ae exceeding tow prises? oa? 4G HUTCHINSON, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE if He ate i “ey Ei MW LGHDOK BAZAR. ‘715 MARKET SPACE ‘We are offering for one week our entire Stock of EMBROIDERIES atand below cost to make room for our Millinery Goods, ‘This department is so large that we are compelled to make Room in our Store, HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, SWISS EMBROIDERIES, at prices that will defy competition. We mean every word when we say that we are selling above goods at ‘and below cost. Now is your time, Ladies, it you want Bargainsin HAMBURG AND SWISSES. VERY LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE MILLI- NERY. ‘The low pricesat which we mark our stock make It ‘an object for every lady to inspect these goods before effecting her purchases, LADIES TRIMMED HATS, in great variety, at $2.46, $2.97. $3.35, $3.50, 83.97 $4, $4.25, up to $10. These hats are not purchased by the dozen, but trimmed by car own milliners; there- fore we can assure our customers of the style and qual- ity being correct. RIBBONS, All styles and quality, from 2c. a yard and up. FLOWERS. Finest Imported Flowers, from 250. to 76c. a spray. ‘TIPS, All shades in season, st 25, 87 and 50c. a bunch, PLUMES, Every style and shade, from 35, 40, 60, 75c,, $1 and upward, LACES, Big lot of Orientals, from 5c. to 50c. 1 lot S-Inch Lace, Oriental, at 25¢. LACK CAPS, 1 lot of 40 dozen Lace Caps, only 9c., worth 25c. Infants’ Caps, made of Corded French Muslin, hand- somely trimmed with Lace, 37¢. HOSIERY, INFANTS’ CLOAKs, PARASOLS, KID GLOVES, SILK GLOVES, CORSETS, EMBROIDERIES, ZEPHYRS. CHILDREN’S DRESSES, ‘From 2 to 10 years, all the latest styles, and hundreds ofother articles too numerous to mention, RED TICKET DAY EVERY FFF RRR 1 DDD A x FO RRM D & UF PoRR HBB hk OY ¥ RE i Bw s% € 2 COME AND VISIT THE 00, SN 00, NNN E 0% ENR BD o% PEN Eo So NEN BLD O88 NNN LL 00 NNN DDD 00 NNN BER 22 A RRR Ba & “2 OR BBROAA % AR RRR ROB AAA z AKA ORR. BBB ATA Zaz AA HRW p28 We Recooxze Tue Facr ‘That itis the better planto do a.creat volume of bust- ness on @ sizall profit than to doa small busiuess conse parativels e large profit bay s so it natnrally oliows that we think to do a large business We tust Jeud in low prices for best values. We shall display for a fow days. few specialties, which we are sure to sell. Low prices for good values Always have the desired eifvet, viz: We suow in our ment 1 JERSEY SILK at 85e., which sells us- | nally at ¥1, and a better grade JERSEY SILK at st, | which sells usually at 61.25. These are two special bumbers. ‘We show also an unexcelled variety of BLACK RHADAMES SILKS, in which we show the following special bargains: 5 pes. all-silk Black Rhadames at 90c. worth, §1.15 | Sarena “ateLoo, 8125, and a better number at $1.25, which rivals any in the market at $1.75. We have these goods from a forced sale, and thelr quauitities are limited to five pieces each. BLACK GRENADINES can be seen in our large vurlety to suit the taste of the most fustidions. LORED RHADMES SILK, in new shades, at $1 per yard. Our line of SURAH SILKS. at 75c., is an excep- tional good value and is suld Ou the small profit basis. In our Dress Goods Departinent we have a number of pieces of goods of which the line has been yold ou: that 1s, we have but one or two colors of its class, ‘These ‘goods cau be had at much lower prices now than when we had the lines complete, viz: We show two pleces of Tan Frizaa Cioth: the line sold at 5c. ‘What we now have can be hag at 75¢. « yard. ‘We also show a broken line of our 60c. CANVAS CLOTH, ofwhich we have two styles ‘The styles in ‘Which we show the broken Hine cau now be bought at 45. They are ull wool, 45 inches wide. In our all wool CANVAS CAMELS HAIR we show grays and tans, 38 inches wide, which sold at 55c., now 48c. At 48c, weshow a complete line of 86-inch TRI- COTS, all wool and desirable shades. All woot 45-inch BOUCLE SULTINGS, all shades, atd5c. a yard. All wool 45-inch NUN’S VEILINGS, broken line, at 45c. 9 yard. All wool 6-4 GRAY HOMESPUN at 65e. OUR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT shows an unusual large assortment of all the desirabie novelties, of which we call special notice to the fol- lowing simmer fabrics: All Wool 45-inch Melrose Suiting at 87c. 45-noh Batiste at 760. einen Hindoo Cloth at 900, 42 inch Langtey sulting at Ge, eh Austral be. 8 Seineh Cashinere (3 ‘at dbo.” peer OUR SATINE DEPARTMENT has well earned the patronage it has received, as well Ettuwabauction i bas of Belng tho largest aud best selected now on display. Weshow FRENCH SATINES in plain colors at 160 a yard. FRENCH 8A7INES in small figures at 25c. a yard. KOECHLIN'S FRENCH SATINES in an abun- dant variety, both in plains—ofallshades—and figures, large or small ‘When out seeking Satin Dross give us an opportu- nity toabow our assoraneae nos ser THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. © WEDNESD. Y, APRIL 28, 1886. WANTED—HELP. We ea F ‘ANTED-A NEAT, TIDY ay one u ‘understands ‘room: chamber works ‘no other heed apply. 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Wy ANTED-—AN EXPERIENCED WAIST HAND. ‘Apply at 906 22d st, n.w. ie “AN MAN AS LAUNDRESS AND ‘chambermald; not to stay nights: references re- quired. Apply at 1827 Jefferson Place. 2S. x ED—A GOOD COOK AT AMMENDALE: Teferences. Call at 1705 G st. n.w., Thursday oF Saturday. apes-ore WV ANTED-A_ GOOD COOK AND DINING Toom boy. Apply at 312 13th st. m.w., between thenoursof and p.m." apas-at WV ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND W iron: best of Feterences required.” 1019'N sem. we 2s “W situation permanent, and geod salary { Address J. ML, Star office. " ” YT ANTED—a ome 7 Witten "Good w required, Apply to 1 eD—FIRE "W Als guca buttoubole workers; none ottier need apmiysat aie Paave, : ANTED—A COPY: wares STEADY MAN WILL GIVE strictly confidential, Address BEE, 216 Kaw. 7 350 to BON sw. Gre 1D. 2084 Sth stn. w.Gr 15. IR RENT—1116 B ST. N. RIGHT ROOMS, modern conveniences, sp endid condition, beautiful SLB ED RENT—403 G ST. N.W., OPPOSITE PEN* ciice: 15 rooms, bath and cellar: ail smedern st. sae pest F’itase tute cist n we tow eronres at; eight rooms bath Toon, “concrete base Devartme: ment, with all modern improvemeuts; papered with sold paper. Ment G40. Inquire 403 Aha ew. BB, WARNER & CO. 916 F st now POE RENT 2000 JOT STN. Ww. BRICK House; six rooms, halland summer kitches, eas and water: large yard: OR RENT-SIX-ROOM BRICK i 3d st. gus and water, $16. Ap "ATRO. 482 Louisiana ave. QUR RENT—-UNFURNISHED— RY BRICK the War D—PLACES | FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, R RENT—ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS, tos + Wits tease Goa counter gueet | EV Bich Henan Ne Does een, Wenaan | Ege anne ga) Wa with reterence. 717 M nw. DUNUORE & OO ad7-awe | Slip Reeds is a2s3te a, oe <4 Eauriguced watered Maran bots wont exparienced d work: aod anach: operator, Address Bo: Staromee"™e echne spac see WANTED-BY 4 BOOKKEEPER | WITH W fiom tiro to trot noure feloure during tbe Gage a set of books to keep at samall compensation. dress B. K., Star office. Rh RENT—THREPSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 3021 N st.: we. eo Sea IR RENT—TWELVE-ROOM BRICK, 616 Hi ST. .W.. central location; good repair: $50. Frame ve 1220 Gib et mw. seven rooms: ‘new <4 FURNISHED, Painted throughout $27. ALBERT PF. POX. 920 F Ve..n'r Conn $333.33 ‘Grant Place mr Vt ave. 1 WASTED BY A LADY A PLA foran ‘colored woman: who has lived witht her three ences. Apply, between 9 abd 1 o'clock, at 2011 Net. ap: ite P. competent servants in all cay with city references, 8 A. COOMBS, Fst. nw. ap’ ‘ANTED—KNOWN, THaT ONLY RELIABLE. andcolo! Bureau, “This and other cities abd country, PRICE & BURNHAM, 632 F st. nw. ap) 7-26* WANTED—ROOMS. ‘ED—BY A GENTLEMAN IN ONE OF departinents, « good size Furnished Room wh (first floor preferred), within & few squares of 14th and ims. Rw.” State price and address “QUINN,” ‘ae F sts. aw. office. W ANthd — FoENIED wi AND SUPPLY OFFICE 480 Sth at uw, SPPLY OFFIC! fw apyesis A COMPETEST, ‘TRUST- woman (white preferred), in a family of Ooumendation, at 813 T'st, n: | AD2B-B1 STANTED-AT ONt eWito 1033 | W Sones 3 A aes | Nie iafary Orpertea CPATNS, Star tice, wSe | ANTED—A ‘ST referen:es required. Address Box 80, Stur ofiice. PETS [yy ANTED-A housework; white preferred. 1202 New Jersey ave. n.w. AN THRER Witanas:aiso, ares vestehands, No coxt-hands need apply. GEO. W. HERALD. ‘9th st. a ANTED—A GOOD CCLOKE AN; MUS’ is A COMPETENT SERVANT ATED — COOKS—ALL W Giamnbermeid workers fir cout) and 7 to 8:30 p.m. P Apply at ouce at red pion 824 e house, ‘Oftice hours 8 to 6 Bureau, 517 EXPERIENCED CAR DRIV? “? per day and regular cars. A York ave, A. GLEASON. —ap2i ‘D—GOOD HANDS TO. ‘garments, at H. SACKERMAN, 3 Wisaies maw Tar epee ore V7 ASTRRCOURLS , FOF FACTORY V Cal, ater 9 a m, at 432 Uth st. floor. “AN insurance Company. Apply at 220 444 st n. EXPERIEN Family shoe Store, COAT HANDS, apz6-st! LOON HANDS, at ) DRESSM AK it rk in house several weeks: must have “Address W. H. C., Star otll WOMAN FOR aa family of 1s. good wages paid ty a neces, Kt tw t eanpetent one. call, Wi ids, BUFSOS, ge cooks. scrub and kitehen girls, me: F'st. nw, z. made, nurses, general wor Bait, Via, LW. Hou Wi rent, bei Hox'71, Star office. F STS TST NW, TWO FURNISHED 2a able; private residence. _ FOR RE EWLY FU! 916 Massachusetts ave. nw. ap2s3ie {OR RENT-916 H dl wife or two ge ont Room dt E =D, SANT suite of two or three rooms; suitable for light housekeeping; reasonable to permanent tenant. 1619 K st. nw. ap2s-2t aT 721 11TH ST. N.w., TWO furnished Rooms, suitable for, two or ‘Vacant May HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, single or en suite: 2d floor. fucing north, ith and west; new house, all mod. imps; side lawn. e for gehil man aud wife or lures. single get tlemen, Private residence. References. 1908 H. st. 5 a apzs-17t OK RENT-COOL AND PLEASANT ROOMS, single oF cn sulle. witn oF without board, southers exp sie, ino-t plea ant sumer location iit srivate tauilly; re-ereuces exchanged. 1327 28-319 ght juss AAT Lat sts mer rat * ACING JUDICIARY PARK, FIRST icatlng rooms; delightfully cool, to adult couples only. 508 at ap: ‘on seeoud floor; bath room and large ble for ho: 6th stn. closets; suita- ap27-2t* SOR RENT—SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF 915 Penusy!vasia ave. best adapted ‘to photo- graphy or for stadio: $39 per month in advance. CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 F st. ap RENT ie bourd, by @ Kentucky lady. LEASANT SUMMER ROOMS—A room, with aleove and bay window; LOUSE; Priv tren; references; 1410 Q st., near carsand ap27-3t LOOR 623 GST. N.Wa zht; suitable for a hail or a : ly BH. WARNER, 916 Fst. vee ‘apz7-2w THIRD ished: en suite or single; Apply to 38 Indi- apz7ste LY FURNISHED 3 also, two unfar- Dw. —OOMS, m, with alcove: rooms. Address Box LY F shed coms, single Or communicating, suitable for ongressmien; very destrable location: two lines of cars, 1720 1 st nw. POE, BENT SLARGE. , NEWLY FURNISH Parlor ad Bedroom,” first floor, hi ings, indows, scathers ‘exposure, and use Of bath. ‘Room, inrge windy SHED ROOM; ¢ nicely fural T—411%, ‘Once, Ttooms, furnished of unturnishet, on first third'loors, DOR RENT TN A WELL. Tritt house, nicely Purnishet Nome vecondand ifs front; very cheap; unfurnished if desired. thira apa ROR T single Rocmn, niceiy furnished: all conveniences: in | Water: 2 new house, wilh bo: CHAS FLEISCHMAN jt 5; y bD—RBY W ‘hantasd roo : aut Slate terme “Addrebs Pa, Star a PRIVATE LE-soN Nok ST — TWO FURNISH'D, COM municating Rooms on 34 floor: suitable tor two or three geutlemen: soul board ifrequired. et FOE, BENT=1901, 0TH coR GAY ST, Georgitown, beautiful Rooms, cool and surround: | JOR RENT—HOUSE 19 F ST. N.W. 4 ROOMR, ed by (rows, sour exposure; | drst-class caterer; | flat 7 ANTED—BLOOUTION “WA Niivcution sratzed by WUTIO: cix, # geutleman, Address ‘O TAKE f jer xentiemen’s wash or for a elerences given, Apply 1336 16th st. WOR 54 M ST. N.W.—HANDSOMELY furnished cool Rooms; en suite or single: or would Tent house compete. at suminer prices! location un- surpassed: referenes exchanged. ‘apzs-6uF VOR RENT—CORNER OTH AND MASS. AVE, two nicely furnished, communicating rooms, with board, soutnern and eastern expositre; Convenicot to four nes cars: references exctunged,_ apBSwe TANTED—TO BORROW $2,000 FOR SIX W sears. at five per cent, on new houses, Will pay a fee of $20, Address MONLY, Star offic ae FANTED—A YOUNG LADY OCCUPIED through tho day can, b pave 9 handsome front m with « lone at 85 per x Meoblect references exchanged. “address BM. Bitar office. Weare REFUL HOUSHKEEPERS TO jot ck thelr oriental rugs and furs in Pine Tar Paper, For ale. by “i. MORKISON, B05 0 E Sas Why ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A SECOND- and bicycle; in good condition; half cash down, balance In monthly payments Address, re [oii nae lel amb ots \VANTED-TO BUY OR SELI—A SMALL areca, with best offer oF ee ee {17 ANTED—YOUNG HORSE FOR BUGGY USE. W siave lowest cash price, age, sire, color, eta | Ad ar : DOCTO: ap21-10te Sitar office, y NTED—TO BUY A HORSE ABOUT SEVEN ‘W ‘ears old titcan itor or pace in30, Anyone eae eee ee ciuy for the summer wil Sd a aay Teaving the 5 fash customer if price 18 reasonable, Address Box 00 BURBS 5s ed Sy ANTED—TO BUY A FINE COUP "ROCKa- y (ome horse); must be nearly new: will aah aid w tair price for n good article. "Address BOUPE, Star oftice - ‘ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANIN( feathers reno’ made over, fur: niture gassed: upbolsicring ofall kinds Oaice 1423 Pennsylvania ave; factory corner Sth and K sta, ne. iRlephone call 110-2, FH. YOUNGS. ap24-1ms Waikbietreat CARPET CLEANING. NO our ess. Telephone 115-6. CaLAGE aenNO. O16 Louisiana ave. pad” WwW yanen fo BELL, A LARGE, FINE COUPE hands; young, tle and strong. Vis MEY ES & OOVS Sables’ 14th st, neat Fen aibaha ave. ap23-lw Wate See ee a ‘make. Can ¥ (igs, aun st, near Pennsylvania ave. -apzd-lw MAY 1ST, ONE LARGE furnished Parlor and Bcd-room on first Gee floor, at 1500 I st, n.w, floor, “Also, Suite on: second ap22-2w*" floor: with southern exposure: tor |* fails Ste Fe BENT UNFURNISHED 1019 Net Nw ‘Commander 6 FAST Mahe VST ae ANDY. ‘8 Massachusetts ave., 4 rooms, Tbivkee net nome = apzeim "THOS J. ii RENT 1, 630 Gae., 14r.sta$55) aaa | now., Or.. ni 1225 W nw, Or, new. 951 Q aw.,ér. IN- au FOR SALK—THKER CAI WILL ne | Ki cicap for cash, Apply to Lieut. JOHNSON, corner of 7th st. and Whitney ave. apn ie POR SALE—A FINE BAY HORSE, FIVE YEARS id; Very gentle: drives well si ALL, La JOR SALE—CHEAP. in South Wash: A NICE RESTAURANE FOREST Ew PRESSED BRICK. 7 F: ‘20mMs, cellar throughout, all modern improve 7 age a! for sell Sk nem, PEST Tae ee ceed a | Ande PE ace ae doo! apldae 7OR yg A MULE, hienTt RR HOUSE 049 VIRGIN \ = pears old: warvemed eo Also, a No. 1 On ce Sap BB gy and Hinevem, Grill sell "scpmrates sod for wnt 111 4st. nw. Dply 119G st. & peda ROK RES SALM—AT W.F-GEYERS A7oc st. NW the ‘best bargains tn the city comy es buggies and Wagons of ull styles suit the times, to RO SALE —ONE LARGE MULE: Good ‘worker wid gentle. “Also, two Cart Homes, Seas st a _ | A. "G. JOHNSON & BHO, Coal Yard, RENT A FINE CORNER ON 341 st.— | town ‘ap2—tte ciling House; centrally located: furnished or ne, FOUNG JERS infurnished: for the season oF by the year. This vrop- | Ji, SA ag nec Moral aud sey hae eae erty also for sale, bie ie : * aide _apz7Bt CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 Fat. | 1245 Sst st. now: a ae VOR RENT_FOL THREE OR SIX MONTHS, fa istoses: thane Br cok ae Inav Ths nw. apa on ‘own Heights. one square from cars, Forntshed Double House, 12 rooms ty seve For terms, &c., address, with House,” Star Office. water. “Farnfshed ALL BRICK HOUSE | fine location, at Brightwood; has kitchen: well; | 8° Stables; for §15 pér mouth. Inquire at store, 40° saw. FOE SALE ONE, cour: ood order: cheap. On axles; in pertect order. Apply at isu nw — CHEAP FE _RENT-AT ALMOST HALF REGULAR rental, delightful house; party has fall forced to !eave;rentsto save wl can. App nw. {OK RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE COMPLETE for housekeeping: near Capitol: latze erounds: deuightfar location: will rent to private nye ~ MARBLE arge nickle piai 3 Sh st. nw apa tee ere show case, JOR SALE-A VERY STYLISH BAY HORSE {ud of gentlemen, " Address, foF ten days, W Frcs ad. sinteen hands ‘i office. ap27-3e" a all harness, weighs 4 = 5 SES | ne es OTS cee R RENT—1010 K 8ST. N. FURNISHED between 3d aud 4% sin, House, § rooms, modern improveme ts, near four nes of cars. Call between Gand 7 p.m. for further mars pT POR RENT OR SALE—1714 13TH ST. NW —A very desirable eleven room House, with JOR SALE large stock of Fish, Cin stand, No.1 Bustern IN NORTH for sale dally «, South exposure; all modern improvements: $60 per ue Market, Wemnhngnet mopth Inducement to occupy May Ast. Keys at 1700 SALE- MAH 13th st. nw. ‘apz73te rly the property of Presid J NOR RENT— 7 = ibied evidence can be gly F Per Mo.|'100 Ist st.s.0.10 73. $40.00 ns Dowliag’s auction Soom 7 35.00, 247 C&W. Ste, 3 PORK SALE-HORSE, DAYTON WAGON AND harness. all iu good condition. Cheap if sold at ‘once; 611 New York ave. apz7 at Fen saueoycae NEW MILK DE livered daily. Inguire w. p71 FOR BALE—CH A VICTORIA AT FADE = LY & BROS’ Stables, 422 and 424 Sth st. nw. Pera | Per Mo. | — 617 Dn.w. s&dg,10$85.00 635 F st., 34 floor...$60.00 HE SS 8r...65.00 468 La. ave. b'sm't..30.00, 1430 P “ —* 9F.65.00 408 Laav., da fd 75 30.00 B every house there is pinced a set ot Apne ‘The above is only ammall portion of property on my work, twew edition. can how be oe books tor ice for voltetin sod 0 an Sy Od thelstand15th. fapz7] THOS E WAGGAMAN, - | tained: all te volumes At once, ou eaxy pay mente. by addressing Box 1g, Star office POR SALE-ONE 1) fect order ayaa ORS DRAG, IN Pile t INO. MCDERMOTE & VOR RENT-SEV gas and bath, large yard: . 11... two doors from J ast Capitol st. cars Apply 315 Pa ave mw. | jrfct hy ti cum he seen at JNO ee RN TOANTRONE FORK FR cae Ligne FATED FAMILY of 12 rooms, surroundings delichtful, locatty carringoand bupsy harmars woth Eat onde 6 surpassed: so:ne rooms retail rg hy yo aelene somereene Taquire of 380. 1. PCE SONS ‘OK LENT—NEW 6ROOM BRICK DWI Sines PPI Gib ; {OR RENT-THE NEARLY NEW AND OON-| > i ra a venient brick house; 7 rooms and cellar; all_mod- | JA og ye BY ern iinprovements, corner of N and 22d stn.w.” will | dy. tot See be reuted toa good tenanton reasonable terms. JOHN v SHERMAN & CO., 107 7 st nw. ap2baw | POR SAL—a MEDIUM s! OR RENT—HANDSOME 3-STORY AND BASE: | 2 itor: good condition: sound: « good stock. Address A. 2 DOR SALE CHEAP—A DRUG STOR 7 ment brick Dwelling, 12 rooms, large. tries and closets; bay cherry and oak mantels, bevelled pists, mirrors: “pandsomels “ted vestibule and | wca5 apzase hearths; ‘cathedral glace in weatibale doors ‘and | oy yyy = transom. complete in cular, sale vicluky of Dupont Circle. “TYLER € Ht A Drag Store doing « cash business of $1. FORD, 1226 Piet. now er annuins "Address Box 69. Star office ap2a-cee OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Land painted Wageut, old ‘and new rentwor casi. Aso, Stage ad Carper 3.4. COOK, 3285 "MU st, Georgetown, yo RENT—BY TYLER & RUTHERFORD, dtust, op Judiciarysg.950 1036 16th st. nw. 7r_$35 UBT bin st nw, S40 | Oy ot, bet. Fand Unwed ase S, 103 11TH GR RENT GEVEN FOCM BOUSE 10s 18H | on sake BARGAINS IN oe a hess. “BECK ECS 1339 Penn. ave. Ba. a — yy POR SALE—O2-INCH HOP BICYCLE sure; near ours; | Summer. Rare PFO" 1st floor; near toro lines of carsap24-1m | month Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st, uw, POR RENT 74 modern improvements very de Strable summer residence; furnished, $15U per month; unfurnished, $1 ‘ap24-6re {OR RENT — COLUMBIA HEIGHTS - Room frame dwelling, with stable, well of good the yeur: for the summer, RALLY, 927 Fst ap24-6r Victor Tricycle, $65; 40-in le, $" Star, 9O0: S4-inch Stor, #35; Viewor Taw $180." 1406 New York'ave, JOR SALE-TWO CAR LOADS OF Just arrived from West Virginia and i tock guaran * ed. Sixblein rear of G12 Gs. t.w. apzeiw ire ave. n.w.. near Dupont Circie— containing 16 rower bet sad al ote ‘furnished. Yentences: handsome) ‘Rent low for pply ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Also, one pair of large Mules, two Sedd-e Hon 2 ¢ 2 Coupe Horses and ux five Driving Horses, — Sec aed Fs SINMON®', 811 1zth st, uw. POR SALE-TWO pedal-bass Church Orgu: Solu at a suctifice, at G. 1. * ow DOUBLE-BANK. in nice repair; modern. im) Harmon unis, ements: 816 per R RENT—THE “LEXINGTON,” CORNER 15th stand New Yorkave. ‘The entire buildi is heated by steam: just Introduced: electric belis in al the rooms, of which there are forts parts of the city: the immeciate Vicinity of the Pred ihe city: the tmmeciate Vicinity of the Pres to of te city, the tmmeciave vicinity of the Erest | Cuarautced can te buuzit for $140 cas make it the most destrathe poiat in Washingvon: for | © eenbrondered cover and plush sto. first-class boarding house, “4 fe also have for exchauge ‘or a square piano an WAFERS ooram, —_| elegant Cabinet Upright a's bargain. or will sal fur 1G per month to reliable parts Satin ne abo ‘can be seen at t! ap22-1m* _ Oncor. ground floor of the talline. ENT—ONE LARGE FURNISHED FRONT Room. 720 7thst. n.w. {OK RENT—SECOND FLOOR, 42 BY 62 FEET, on Sthat,, bet. Dand E sta mw. Inquire at 418 PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, apl6) 22 Hh street, LTT Wines Taio will well all the old private Fe RENT—1601 HAREWOOD AVE..LE DROIT Park. all a must seil my whole stock of fine 1: and Liquors at cost. ‘bth st. a.w. aplétmi Sock Whiskics, from 1858 and 1809, aod 1967 aud {OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED RoOMS, 1660, ut a very iow price. HE, RS Fixtures for sale. ‘House for rent, MOR vere eS miToRe” ao ‘Louis SPAN ER, 11S G3. A = apléim posite Kes Howse, 710 KENT—3 ROOMS, SD FLOOK, 030 Pennsyl- | JOR RENT OR SALE-TWO 14ROOM NEW a os F vaniaave. Inquire at RICE'S Studio, 1219 Penn- Brick Houses, 919 and 921 O st. n. w.; all modern pee eoBAR | lunclascso taamn oat not water ; juintia si; six root water, FPG ER SUS JOE SF aaa | MUS ares ne wee buy, plumbing. oo-im_ | Severs pe Honey VOR RENT—TWO 14 ROOM NEW BRICK 15TH 8T.. OPPOSITE WORM- ngle driv Houses, 919 and 921 © #. n.w.; all modern im- Pfovements, Also, three houses jumbia st.; six rooms; bath, hot water, inadvance. Six room Brick FOR RENT—OFFICES. ‘T—ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS, FROM OR RENT FICE} 8, ard, in “Walter .” 1008 and OIG b at hws Wie DUVALin US Fee nw RENT_BASEMENT OFFICES, 1296 ¥ ST. Poi wiaiso Room eecord and third Store, Li F from. ‘will be rented atjow ‘rate by the your, DARENMOWER @ SON, 1118 et Sh ‘ep2i-im ‘also a forty-ecre Farm in V: f3 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEUUS Pee ae Wyte eee a Be ered cover and stook terms 621 thst nw, LOST AND FOUND. isseest a pee Rookie ifr i i CST-APRIL 20TH, A PATE OF GOLD SPR iitiudse please leave at 37 0 ut aw and geceive, Soe aap emenae sedans we ATED SOCONREAND EUAN LAURE ones. eys cured or no pay: cheap. _- Were san we PRINCE, 1000 F at. ‘TRAYED Sees ry = you! OsT—; R RENT—729 ‘oder tae | Firisbeiny tector ana tarement pack howe, Address, 1 'C, lease F st nw. Doses. tenant a I fiven, THOS J. ¥ISHEa CO. apl5-2w RENT—LARGE 14-ROOM R repair; 1% acres of ground: Daildings: water in the yard; some fruit. the Metropolitan Branch, HOUSE, IN “pies oR RENT— Fritinscotoers0ee7 729 15th st n.w.18r.125| 755 Sao ave 155100 | 5 ve 1728 Tet. n.w.,1} r...88.33 | 2100 H st. n.w.10 7.83.33) 1202 tn at. n.w..11 ra 75) 910 19th st 70, Sadia. tae nO its ot. nw. ‘Curtain and aps. {OR SALE-THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE Bie quires no boiler; avoids all ve attendances toss of Lime: uo handling of fuel, no ashes. For juning elevaiors, water. printing prewes Sirculat abd prict tla. De mh0-3m, BIN EAS WAGONS IN EVERY ‘ud largest stock of plattorm ‘at bottom prices, IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘and anewers on all subjects. Sond THN cents