Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASUINGTON THURSDAY May 27. 1986. CROSBY S. NOYES. Ealitor. ning Mar has a regular, permanent fide daily cirealatton more than + daily paper pub- lished in Washington, and equal to that of ail the other dally papers here added together. ons, Con- tribators who wish to possess thelr man. uscripts, If unused, should keep a copy. tives Indul terday in a good deal of amusementover the eleomargarine bill, Most ot the mirtiy was y Jests deliberately uttered for the purpose. The most amusing thing said on the floor, however, was uttered apparently in sober good faith, and nobody thought of Iaugh- ingatit. It was the following remark of Mr. Browne, of Indiana, in behalf of the bogus bat- ter industry: “it you intend to use me or my Yote as an instrumentality to destroy any hon- est and legitimate industry in this country, however small and however fecbie, and in favor of another, however strong and powerful, . you have mistaken your man.” It ts probably no error to assume that the trade of an importer of foreign goods for the American market is just as honest and just as legitimate an industry as the calling of an In- diana lawyer or a member of Congress. A cou- ple of years ago there w yas before the House of Representatives a bill to reduce the protective tariff upon imports. The House wrangled over Mt for weeks, its friends asserting ‘that it was only fair to let the importer earn @ living as well as the manofacturer, and that a law which discriminated against ‘the one class an in favor of the other was un- Just and oppressive. The enemies of the bill eontended that all the richts belonged on one aide; and they proudly east their votes to pro- tect the manufacturer, with his millions upon millions of invested capital and the army of laboring people on his pay roil, against the com- Petition of the importer who had so much | Mualler interests involved. The name of Mr. | Browne, ot Indiana, appeurs on the record as | Assisting in the defeat of that attempt to reduce | the tari. It it was right then to use k tion to sus- tain certain fndustries because they bad so | much money and so many men engaged in their proseeution, at the expense of anotiver in- @ustry so much weaker in both particulars, 1s it wrong now to use lesislation for Pose? Consistency, Mr. Browne, is a je ——— +s Mr. Gltson, of Loa made a strong plea in tl r the abolition of se- Cretsessious. Tis logie is una ye argtted, paid b: and the pe: te know who and what th tice pure wel. Qn oiticer elected t innows deny to jointed by the President and one What a ridiculous neral polities to son the stump the 1 charac ¢ toshutit wee and are the exelusive Fight to examin an named by | the President for « position under government? When the Senators get ready to pay, ont of their private purses, f the exceu- tive and judicial officers of the United States, the American people may—perhaps—be ready Yotwrn over to them the task of running two- thirds of the governmental machine. As long as the people foot the bills. however, they have @ right to know what kind of persons are taken Jato thelr service or retused admission to it. ‘The convention now in session at Cleveland Will not have been held in vain, even though its aly fruits shall bea judicious weeding out of the membership of the Knights ot Labor and a Btronzer emphasizing of the fact that the whole Industrial world is in a certain sense a unit. ‘This last-mentionedgrineiple is at the bottom of Mr, Powderly’s work as a labor reformer. ‘Whether the trade unions or the knights have the better cause in their present contest is not the question for dircussion in this place. There ean be no difference of opinion aiong intelli: | gent thinkers, however, as to the advantage of aking local labor interests subordinate to the | Beneral interests of the working people every- where. There ought to be some central author- My—it makes little difference by what name we wall 1t or what form of association gives it birth “which can pass final Judgment on the griev- snces of a trade oracombination of trades in | § Texas as readily as in Maine. Such asystem ‘Would make strikes few and put boycotts on a Par with revolution, a Representative Curtin deserves the thanks of the House for boldly defying one precedent in congressional etiquette. While he was spe Ing on Tuesday In debate, he was requested by the cnair to suspend his remarks in order to allow the secretary of the Senate to deliver a message from that body. He declined, politely but firmly, to do so, and the secretary was obliged to walt tli he had finished, Mr. Cur- tin did right. The custom of both houses in ‘this respect is a courtesy of the emptlest sort. More than one fine flight of oratory has been Spoiled by Interruptions for which there was absolutely noneed, A message trom'the Senate to the House isa pure formality, and its oral announcement could be dispensed with alto- gether without damage toany Interest. Why, then, should it be permitted to mar the charm of speech or break the force of aciosely woven argument? es Fourteen thousand caus of Canadian lobsters Were seized in New York last week, not in Tetaliation for the course pursued toward our Bshing vessels by the authorities of Canada, but because they were not fresh when put up and likely to poison any one who undertook to eat ther. In hot weather lobsters constitute a Father risky diet, except tfder the most tavor- able circumstances, but when the ordinary @angers attending the use of that articie are in- ereased by the introduction into market of stale and improperly canned consignments from Canada it is igh time for the health officers of the importing ports to interfere. The unwise greed of American lobster fishermen bids tair t make us depend wholly upon the neighbor 4g provinces for our supply of that favorite article of food; but unless tuey ean send it to us fresh 4nd wholesome we do not want it at all. = Mr. Tenney’s sugyestion to Senator Riddle- berger in regard to legislation compelling the Feduetion of the enormous tolls over the Aque- Gpet bridge is a good one. The Aqueduct bridge company and their attorneys in Con- gress seem to be able to block any legislation for @ free bridge, and it is therefore impera- tively necessary, in behalf of the producers on the Virginia side and the consumers in Wash- Ington, that these exorbitant and every-way Unjustiflable tolls for passaze over the cheap and rickety bridge should be cut down at least seventy-five per cent. Even tuen they would be exorbitant for the service and as an interest ou the Investment. a The proposition to send Mr. General Grand ‘Master Workman Powderiy to Congress from Pennsylvania is as ill-advised as was the one advanced a little while azo to make him a can- idate for governor of that state. There must be in the district now represented by Mr. Seran- Yon good timber enough to make at least a dozen democratic candidates for Congress, while At would be exceedingly difficult to find in the whole country halt as many gentlemen so well fitted in every way for his present more respon- sible and honorable position as is Mr. Pow- derly. Those who seek to push him into politics may therefore be set down as neither the friends of that gentleman nor of the eause with ‘Whieb he is at present identified. a The Milwaukee anarchist organ holds the governor, sheriff and military responsible for murder in the suppression of the Bay View riot, and calls upon the people to take venge- ance through the ballot-box. Here isa very nice political issue. It would be good idea for the voters of Wisconsin to accept it, tgnore the oid party lines at the next election, and divide their ballots between anarchism and ant anarchism. It would be the most interesting contest the state has known since its admission into the union. And there could be no question as to the wholesome result, er ‘What is claimed to be an original water color portrait of Wasnington, painted on ivory, in 1756, by J. Lacon, owned in Springfield, Mass., 4s offered to the government for the modest Uittie sam of $250,000. When this amount is paid for it the painting in question will be the ‘most costly one in existence for its size. DSi MINERAL WaTER SHAFER Telephone 473." “iS2iem)* 1010 F street = =— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. Have You Norcen In THE PATRONS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING €0., BOTH GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN, ARE THE MOST ELE- GANTLY DRESSED PECPLEIN TOWN. YETIF YOU ASK THEM HOW MUCH THEIR CLOTHES COST (PROVIEED YOUR ACQUAINTANC WILL JUSTIFY SUCH A QUESTION) YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT THE MODERATE AMOUNTS OF MONEY THEY SPEND ON DRESS. THEY WILL TELL YOU ALSO HOW PLEASANT IT Is POS- SIBLE FOR BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS, SUCH AS SELECTING AND PURCHASING YOUR CLOTHES, CAN BE MADE IF YOU DEAL THE -AN EXPERIENCE NEW TO SOME OF M. YOU ARE WAITED ON COURTEOUSLY AND ATTENTIVELY, WHETHER YOU ARE SIMPLY LOOKING AROUNDOR BUYING, YOU URGED TO BUY: AND, HAVING IF THE SELECTION [8S NOT SATIS- FACTORY, THE GCODS ARE CHEERFULLY EX- CHANGED OR MONEY REFUNDED. ONE PRICE TO ALL THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, FS . CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS. 3.M. GRADY, Mawaonn my27 (ALL BLUE SIGNS) Sercys Tra Is @ skiliful compound of many Oriental herbs and Somcen Tee ae a from malaria. dspeymia, kidvey and. bladder troubles and lossofalerp. Sold by ail druggists, SERKYS TEA COMPANY, 54 West 234 at, E, P. MERTZ, General Agent, Creax Hovse It We mark down all bkem Lots,” &e., oats once e price 1 Monday, Tuesday, Wednextay, OUR SALES IN with two. aukth TES aply astonishing. and nal Salesiaties we have been pe with the crowd of buyers. wed sales, aud the consequent cutting of tue larcest number ever before Pieces" of 10c. Em- wriee of Se. por yard. Swiss Embroidery; was € Loe. per yard. ities Swise Em- Hemmant” price of 15c. per neh ‘Tambour Swiss mnant” price of 73. yards (diiferent te | Embroidery; was $1 per yard, 35 "Short Lengths” of Narrow Hamburg Edgings, rds, hg} 21 " of Flouncings. of ul-over Embroideries, eviongh for 1 estore stock of “er Above WI be market at exceptionally prices iu order to close out tec entire nts vnid floor; take elevator.) RY “SHORT LENGTHS" OF WHITE CHECK OOKS. ture of our “Remnant” Sale this Friday will be a large Invoice of turers’ a beng Pew, clean, per nich are sold when la the 0 such oppor- ire chitldren's dr idicn.ous.y low price. first hour.) Wh We mean that f colored Jerseys and sell all bat e cull Gres Brown “Kem the price hem out in ove When we bu: ne of sizes in nd 42, we cull nants, day them “Kenioaity” aud treat them likewise, Tiss cilay we offers 7 Fine lireton Front Jerseys, slashed in back, upright cullag, perfect ty shape and fish, _ 3b. K. Green, size 88, 3 Brown, size 36. Regular Price. STemnaae’ Price S200 i "Fine Black Ami wacikinetia Jerseys vent front, cunt back, reverse collar, trimmed with barrow black slik brald! Sizes, 34,38 aud 42. See 2.50 When we reduce tlie priée, We jake it Tow enough {@ produce the desired Fesuli—l e, ‘thelr sale this Fie ee (Second floor. Take elevator.) “ODD SIZES” IN GLOVES. _ Those who wear lnrger than 6% may skip, as our jBeuinants? “this week are for peopis ‘with saiall 27 Pairs Ladies’ $-But, English Lisle Thread Glov Sizes 5. Sip and & i ha Kesular Price Pe Te Pairs Ladies Sat uate tar Pi Wi ‘only, wize Gly, “ODD SIZES” 19 Having only the 9: and sizes as below we will close thei out Friday mint” Day, at the tollow- Ing creally reduced aaa he a astutallve Spring Wraps, handsomely ‘ith Wool, lace aud Jet, cardinal satin hing, and 1.2 2, ae 5, Os, Fy, Ady and TP yards at Tow Prices 5 “short Lengths” Black Jers rye loa k Jersey Silks, in lengths “Short Lengths” of Black Merve 19 roti Lenutha® of Black Merveitieax, 19, Uy, b “Short Leugtus” of Black Rhadaimes, 2%, 2%, 2%, Fand ay yards “short fngths” of Black Gros Graln Silk and 44 yards, Co 11% PARASOLS, n's Parasols, finished with bow of ribbon; ‘und brown, cardinal aud ‘w re tan, ané ht blue, oP Regular Price.. “hee Kegular Price. “Remuant” Pri morning, each different, egeerdil ders by mull fu f; by mall OF uny of the above MUST BE vent 7 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Rexsuaw & Gaxere, Northwest corner M and 13th sts. n.w., DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GiKOCEI “OUR NEW SOUTH” PATENT, W. H. TENNEY FAMILY 927. And Other Flours. a —— 7) Eowarn F. Dnoor, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Marshall Wendell, Hallett & Capston aud now: Stern Oriana. Susie and susicat fnstruuieuts sold od monthly” payment ented, Tuned, iepaired, Moved, Stored Second-hand Pianosof other makes always es. = kn LS } ER, BOOKS AND STA- 29 Tth st. n.w.,; Catholic Goods, beauti- ti ui had-painted Plaques, Japanese Novelties and Arusts! Muteriais at lowest prices myle-19ee Resvceo Paices IN FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS. REAL INDIA SILKS 27 inches wide reduced to $L. PARIS ROBES and FANCY DRESS PATTERNS at cost. ‘The best SURAHS in Black and Colors at $1. PONGEE DRESS PATTERNS reduced to $20 from Bixck and Colored SILKS, the best values ever offered. CREAM SERGE 54 Inches wide, all wool, $1. Fine Black EMBROIDERED FICHUS at reduced prices, Mack and Colored INDIA PONGEE 80 inches wide, reduced from $1.50 to $1 25. Just received shipment of plain colored BAT- TEENS; also a fail ine of figures of the very best grade and newest styles, Black Sateen, We will piace on sale Monday @lot@f fine printed BATISTE ut the very low price of 1c. per yard, 32 inches wide and best quality, ‘We offia the best TOWEL ever sold here for 25c., toll size, grass bleached and pare linen, Plaid FLANNELS for Wrappers at reduced prices, Fine CHALE DE LAINE at 67¥0;; beautiful styles, Large stock of SUN UMBRELLAS very low. We CHINESE PIANO COVER or POR- TIERE, embroidered im gold thread, which bas been Fedu-ed from $175 tw §126, which is loss than it ‘Francisco, ‘could be landed for in San ‘W. M. SHUSTER & sons, 929 Pronsyiveniaave ONE PRICE, X. R-THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. mya ' wya2 Iurorrasr Nonsca, IN THE PAST BY THE REQUEST OF ITS PA- TRONS, THE “OPENING” DAYS AT THE PALAISROYAL HAVE BEEN CONTINUED LONGER THAN WASORIUINALLY IN- TENDED. THIS YEAR WE CAN- NOT AFFORD IT, AS THE 80U- ‘VENIRS ARE UNUSUALLY EXTENSIVE. ge A Aaa ‘S * uF aa OPENING OFENING OPENING OPENING PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL. PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL. PALAIS ROYAL. PALAIS ROYAL. PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL. PALAIS ROYAL. PALAIS KOVAL, PALAIS ROYAL ALAIS ROYAL a@ THE “SOUVENIR” PRICES QUOTED BE- LOW POSITIVELY TERMINATES SATURDAY, MAY 20TH, AT 6 P.M. 12ige. to 1¥e. Linen Collars for 3 for 25c. Ye threespor Valls ot Jen ro Bie aie ards Tour Ruling for 180 *iGe. Crépe Lise utling fork ais Royal” Kid Gloves for 81,25, " Kid Mousquetal Se, Lisle Turead Gloves fur 19¢, 28c. Silk Mitts. ail colors. for 19¢. 4c. Motre Nash Ribbous for 61e, *7¥c, Satin Sash Ribbons for 6lc, cS pel Higweehs hy teal fos Se Sees ras SRE 10 per cent off Dress Ti Zo per cent off Buttous. Sey) Seg 10 per cent off Laces, *lUc. real Silver Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for 5a '26c. Jewelry, all styles, for 15c, Ponape ae ‘les, for 39¢. Ptah meta Ete ya Sees $1.15 Sacchels, ull styles, for Sto, 91.65 satchels, all styles, for 81.42 ties 19, Card-cases sor Lac, lve. Pans, all styles, for 130, #390. Fans, all styles, for 290. ‘One, Fans, all jes, for T8c, #92.68 Ostrich Feather Fans for $1.98. ‘08 Usirich Feather Fans for $4.0 Soe Bisque Dolls for te. 1.15 dressed Dolls for 88c, Se: French Saiteen Corsets for 68c, i ee 19¢. Nurses’ Cups, all sty! 1c. Stauiped ‘Tldies and Spiashors for Oe. #35e. Nurses’ Aprons for 26c. ‘25e, Children’s Prenen Caps for 21¢, $435 Vest ont Jerseys tor $1.75, *9se. Muslin and Cambric Gowus for 709, be. Cambric Corset Covers for 480, $1.15 Handmade French Skirts for 960. *6iie. Hund-inude French Chemises for 490. 1.68 very superior for 91.25, (oe, Embroidered Di for 31.25 Cashmere Shas for red Drestea for $1.85, bry ‘Spun Silk Hose for 8c. Lisle Thread Hose for 43c, doc, Funcy-strly Howe for 2 5c: Children's Derby fubbed fose for 186, S130 Sliver Gray Comauers for ghia” E re for he $225 Cultren's cheetined Gostainere ‘Peur'n” (unscented) Somp for Be. SGenuine: Soup ior 3c. Chars pagne bottles of Bay Rau for 18, : Kile Florids Water fur 7c, iy old” Ammon PAGE ace a or a Stir shetteld's Toots Paste fa ige eee ee Cut Gliss Bottles for covering, ‘a pair, * Brags Frames for p! gies Hest Enveldy ce 6c. & pack. *filuminated Pa ior ‘2c. a box. ‘Toilet Paper for 15c. a roll, re Hats, complete, for 170, CHILDREN: 5c. Pure Linen tegprapt + rx $118 Dressed Duily all etplon for ave. ‘shin’ ‘Waisis, all wives, for GENTLEMEN: s@CALL EARLY OB LATE, TO AVOID THE CROWD INCIDENTAL TO THR “OPENING.” PALAIS ROY AL. “IMIARGHE. For Farmay. RED TICKET Day. Our importation of Berlin and French Jerseys hav- Sng arrived rather late wwe concindea to sail them. out ‘at less than wholesale prices. ‘Qur FEDORA, ne ual price, ‘Our v Se 3 FEDORA ¥ in hae 5 clio front, quite novelty, sold at $4.75; will be sold at $350.” > : ete. be: cloaed oats Soe Oo few 2 pour Hiokear with sliver ‘braid trianmed. sold ef 90% to ‘Vest Front Beads, trimmed, latest muta gee PS EET see me aoa high as $3; to be closed at SL18" al CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. One lot Lace Curtains to be closed out at. pL. sold sfFige. $1.50 sold at $1.85. 1.98 Oe Smet Sua ts aa a va 65,5 pairs Ai Cur {athe older abo nit Tolat $a.Su tone wee gS close at Sp tabs Cee Sie Se thas day iste’ y SAY Geni ‘Oh that day, ibe SB aesleus, Shades, all colors, with complete i Acar uns is Seboo! Hats, trimmed, only 210 GREAT BARGAINS IN FLOWERS. Pim Paani im Moire and Ottoman, 8 inch wide, semen Stripe and heavy Black Gros Grain, only Sear ae COTTON UNDERWEAR, terial Bly Aine goods, nicely made and ‘best ma- LOTL Skirts Drawers and Chemises, and embrold- (ered, tucked sad with torehun ince aly aie LOT IL Skirts, Gowns and Chemises, handsomely trimmed, torchon, Valenclenne Laces ‘and fue, Hmbroldery: fully worth $1.00, ou that day only 96 cenis. LADIES’ HOSIERY, ‘We will put on our counter oue lot dropped stitched and plain’ Ladiew Sik Hove, In all slrades, only 60 Senta, Ore lot sstorted Cuirirén's Mote, eeu oat ot ‘ad olds and ends, oud, apreat Dargain, only 16 cents, all slade OM 8 GENTS' DEPARTMENT. OF One Dottar Famous 12 or 16 plalted Shirts at 68 cents. Ove bi spend SB genta Ove bundred pair Freeh Web Suspenders, LACE DEPARTMENT. Fxtra ne quality Orlental Flounoings, full. 45. in- ches deep, worked all the Way up, really wort, 83.5 Ail linen rorebed te rd, worth 160, inen Torchoid Liscen Zo, a yard, wi 25e. Euibroideries, ie. WON aio. Embroiderios 1 0, Gad’ and Kaus iu colored Embrolderies 50. ® yard, worth 10 to 20. et bask NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. A few left of those 25 and 50c. Ladies’ Dog Collars, today Ie. 2¥¢. Children's Fancy Collars, 190, Srepe Lisse Ruchings, 250, yard. be. Grey se. Plaid Windsor Ties ‘Odds and ends, to clove Lamburg Collars for Ladies, out, Ie: eat. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, 1.75 Silk Tape Marabout Trimmin; pos Chantilly Flouneinse S225 bok jure }. Dress Loops, ali colors, to close, Oc. each. 1:39 Colored Tue Fringe, Wo close) 70e: per yard. ancy Vel Te Fancy Vella Be. 25c. Metal Clasps, L0e. 1 NOTION DEPARTMENT. Se, English Tooth Brushes, 10c, rf Pls today, Oc. Pellet Soaps. Be. = 18c. Leather Belts, L4c. ‘50e. Satchels (biack gniy), 25c, $1 Satchels (black ‘onlys, 50c., BBB. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ___ WANTED—HELP. FOR _RENT--ROOMS. Wray root te esas ott EAU | PARENT COAT Fleas LO Wy ANTED-A_DRESSMAKEE TO WoRK_IN store. Apply, with 918 7th tn ™. ‘Wy ARTED—4 WOMAN COOK. APPLY, WITH WON COOK APPLY, WITH x .NTED—A DRUG CLERK OF 2? OR3 YEARS tuperience, “Address DRUGS, Siarehicg ae Wie aie ec EAT RENTARLE omen cigar oook aii insvateas Sete ray aceeearthecercrenam : aie Stand their duties. Apply at 1404 Lat ae ANTED —A_ RES! ‘ABLE SETTLED ‘W siite ‘Woman, willing to leave the city, to do general housework ina small family; references re- aatres, Apply, from 4 to 6 p.m., at" 1824 I st. nw. mya “ANTED—MIDDLE-AGEDC LORED WOMAN. to cook, wash and iron for ‘amuy of two: dest of references required. Apply to 306 9th st. n, w.mai- DV ANTED. AE tte TAA hours. Cell at 1: Bw, before 7 a.m. oF after 6 p.m. SE hose! 3 my27- ANTED—COOKS, DRESSMAKERS, CHAM "W Serinaids, nurses scrubbers dish wasters, wal ers, ladies’ maids: other help: this and vorthern unt § pm. AF ot nw. fr o BURNHAM. PRICE my26-2¢ ANTED—FULL FARES PAID, THREE COI- Woetgare ao mineral New York city; 12 for Long Brauch, N. J. 630-602 F a, bet. Gtn and 7th n.w. PRICE & BURNHAN. mza-tte speak English and German. Apply Restanrant, 20strund SI star” APP nat ote WANTED — EMPLOYMENT BUREAU_CON- dueted by Laulies, Cooks. Chambermaids, Nurses, Men Cooks, Waiters, Bel! “Roys and Assistants, whit and colored; city wud springs. 717 M st, u.w. DURE & CO. my 225 'ANTED— A SETTLED WHITE GIRL, AS ‘Nurse for young bab of references must be furnished. Apply to 2120 K st my20-ste ‘ANTED-AT THE LOUISE HOME, CORNER seta ave. and 15th st.9u Kood cook. References required. Apply between 8 and 7 o'clock this and to-morrow evening. m Vy ANTED—A LADY GOING TO MASSA setts for the summer wishes to. find a capable ‘and obliging white woman to Taundress, Apply at 1921 N AN’ NATIONALL it any entucity; good w male and gegunntty resorts; to calf’ at National La! 77h st. a. W SNTED=10 OR 12 MEN TO DRIVE TICK gous? must be sien: men, who want to work every day, Apply ai 14thand Boundary sta, ne. The Wash Machine Co. my 26-30 W antes 5 iC MEN TO SELL WAV- erly, Dickens’ and Chamber's Encyclopidia on nionthly payments. A. golden rious men in Washington aud epportunity for tudis: rginis, YP. F. COL LIER, 65 W. Fayette st,, Balto, Md, my22-4,tu.th st Vv MEN AND WOMEN TO START A hew business at their homes, easily learned in n hour, 10c. to 5c. a hour made daytime or even- i. -Sehd 10e. fora package of samples aud 24 work. samples to commence on. Address, ALBANY SUPPLY C0. Albany, N.Y. ‘myléim WANTED—SITUATIONS. WV ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE aged woman, a place as chambermaid aoxt plain sewing, and make herself geucraiiy uselul: stoall Sages ior good home, "Address 701 24th St nw, ore NT AN AG colored woman, as cuok or chaiubermuld, {n rh vate family, to go to ihe country forthe season; best of dares 1031 19th st. Tefereuces give 5 Wee tED—BY A YOUNG GERM. A Situation to drive a wagon, aud to make himself useful around the nouve: Mest of references furnished, lace asc @-3, to go oUt by duy’ oF week! Good recrences Apply at 387 New Jersey aye, nw. my2i Wwast ATION BY A GO MAD (Scotch), thoroughly experienced iu the care of horses: or would take care of genticman’s house for sutamer months; cau farnish best of references. WM. A U MMM m 98s, SUTHERLAND, 519 15th st. we myseser T 388s 2 Ba Ly EE MH Pe N gages ouly relishle aiid competent Bervants Z | tor any and all capacities jmule oF female: with refer~ . = ~ | ehices, for this city and couniry. DICK, my27 my3o-ore 617 Tibet ne. - TREE So Ful Tt HEH EE BBB OO 3 NN ul H # E B ° NNN S & ERE BBI ‘00 NN iM MM! G9 H H EEE aut Fee sia o HOH E eae AA ry So HHH FE MMMAA £ & OCO it if ae THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ‘The Most Gigantic Lot of STRAW HATS, TURBANS AND BONNETS, Ever displayed by a retailer. Having purchased the entire stock of STRAW GOODS from one of the largest importing and manufacturing firms in the East at a TERRIBLE SACRIFICE, we will offer the same as follows: we 0% CENTS. gh? LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S, ALI SHAPES AND COLORS. ASSORTED BRAIDS. = 09 Lor 2 yQ «CENTS. Ha ye ROUGH AND READY. TURBANS, HATS AND BONNETS, a ee Bs oT 8 44 es a3 CENTS. “GH kas LADIES MILAN HATS AND BONNETS, VA- RIETY AND STYLES UNPRECEDENTED. BES ag CHILDRES'S FINE TRIMMED SCHOOL HATS. #014 earlier in the season at $1.25, ‘This ts lees than One-Half the Cost of Manufacture. HATS, BONNETS AND TURBANS, in every con- celvable kind of Braid—in Black, Browns, Koru, for 91.13, Beige, Navy, Myrtle, Cardinal and fancy combina- tons. We GUARANTEE every shape tobe THIS SEASON'S production, Identically the same goods srenold at trom $1.25 to§3ench. First choloe is al- ‘ways preferable, ‘The above is the Biggest Bargain in Millinery of the ‘Season, THE & 88 00 i 816-818 SEVENTH STREET N. W. To Onpua, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS ap, LI8H TWEED, woud Arson: G. Saur, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 1683 F STREET (Adjoloing KbbItt House) pooea sArmente of ment conten 25 To 38 Pa Ome ‘VIENNA OPTICIAN COMPANY, aye 000 Pa ove, ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, SIT- Uation us cook in first-class family; willing to travel. Address 16 Lafayette square, Please call be tween the hours of 10 and 12. Best of reference ifre- quired. my “WANTED PLACES FOR COOKS. 24 nurses, ludics maids, housekeepers and others: with references, This and ‘ou NHLAM, 630- WANTED--ROOMS. ANTED—ON JUNE 1ST—BY A QUIET COU- hildren), two large unfurnished rooms, rd; modern Improvements: private location central; permanent if Teferences exchanged. Address G. a oF ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS FOR the summer or longer, aturnished Flat of four or five rooms, of partof Louse. Address, with terms particulars, Box 20, Star office. my27-3t TF eities and country, Fst. ve ‘Sculare address Bos Be, Star aya POR KENT—A THIRD FLOOR FRONT ROOM, ithern exposure, with board, suitable man aod wile,or two geatlemen. “Apply eta nw. FS RENT-THREE, PLEASANT SECOND Ty Tooms, furnished for housekeeping, Lo. & teuant without children. Apply 485 K sttnew: thl7 9 ‘OR RENT_1WO OR THREE DEPARTMENT Fats accommodated w rooms ‘and good board, with home comforts. ia Ene 1ocaHon, At summer rates.” Apply at 1019 Conneedicat ae my27-Re ct JOR RENT—-FURNISHED-TWO DESIRABLE large rooms to gentlemen; owner may be away for the summer, but reliable servant would have of the hotise; references required. "1420 N et. aaa FoR, RENT _ FURNISHED Rooms, With good table boar; location central, house kept DY entucky Indy, 729 9th st. D.W, my27-ate R RENT—TW) OR THREE ROOMS; ALSO ‘A store, fitted for provision, butter or mili, those ‘who would live in house preferred. Call at 201 Dinas. ave. and.2d st nw, Also small house, with 6 rooms. my27-30 TOR RENT_AT Iie AND N16 KOT We ange, cool, elegantly: farm ‘wit without ‘sonra. “Sum GRANT, ‘Summer rates Mra. R RENT—PLEASANT, HANDSOMELY FUR el Rooms; one of the most celiguiful and de- city; 1421 my 2s-Ht* sirable situatio OR Be SHED ROO! without Board, at 1303 L st. n.w. FOR RENT 1207 aH tx w—rwosToRY Brick, six rooms, bath apd cellar, ‘all modern 3t3~ 5, trom June Lt: $30. HHO O st aw. LO Brick, ‘eigot foome. alls modern imyroverents, 3 rE Tr Ctr eira my27.3t 1 Fos et 15 14th st, 14 Pe 2 0) Ceveland ave, OF PARKERS TOWNSEND, TaiN ee ENT-SEVEN-ROO: HOUSE: Finca limpet 1958 Fone Place “eine nga 50. et month, Key at 1303 Tst nw. my ire WOR RENT—HOUSE 1005 EST, N.W., ELEVEN Fooms and modern couveniences " Possension ist. Apply to T. P. BIMP ral Bullding, cor. 7th and F sis DOR RENT — FURNISHED HOUSE, 1460 F URNISHED “HOUSE, 1. Rhode . Ist to se ove: aw, Summer rates June Ie POR ERNT17g7 07 st. Nw. Naw SEVEN. room Brick: ‘Double Broom, EN att Bode Inikad ave. Brick; ® 1205 ‘and 120 NT—300 SPRUCE LE DROIT PARK, how corner House,wilht Foon all . WARNER & 0O., _ mye B16 Fmt. FOR, RENT 22a 10, faR0 TN UsIVe, ON Cleveland st, nice new G-rovin UFick Houses, with Water, and slate mantel: cheap at $13. pen. MH. WARN®R & OO. my 27 OR RENT—1331 N ST. N.W. A FURS ‘second floor; $25: bath on same Hor, my27-3t® OR RENT—COOl, TILATED, closets; WELL Vi nicely farnianed, second floor Rooms: larze Gclightfil location? summer rates; references | ex- changed; private 71897 M st, overlooking ‘Thomas ctrele. myz7ane FOR RENT< 792 10TH STN. W_ TWO NICELY furnished rooms, second floor, af $18 per month: also room on 3d floor at $4 per MOUUs; will rent them separately If desired. ae JOR RENT—CORNER 9TH ST AND MARS chusetts ave, large nicely furnished Rooms, wi board: southern ‘and eastera exposure, Fifty dollars per month for two persons, Three lines of cars. Re ferences exchans ne THREE UNFURNISHED FRONT Rooms: southern exposure; two lara closets, bath Toom, cellar aud cax Belt tine pass the door,” 1019 children, te n Rand Fst a ic Fes RENT—038 K BT. N.W.. IN A FAM Of adults, two nicely furnished airy Rooms, 2d Sor: suitable for one or two gents or ladles employed during the day; cheap to permanent parties. my THREE OR FOUR UNFURNI- yater and Kas; curs pase tlie Joor; hear Pension office. Keference exchane: New Jersey ave, n.w, ; VOR RENT — 1929 12TH ST NW. — VERY pleassnt unfurnished front and back Tioom, com- Muntcating, together orsepacately. Ina quiet f without children, tear 11th and 14th et, cars. m: JOR RENT—AT 8 K ST. N.F-ONF. NICHI furnished ttoom for lady, with home comioris. Reference exchanged y 27-20 JPon REN Wi oat. N. W.T Rooms in new house, nicely furnished, toge separate: with or without board. oR eests CRN ISHED ‘roms in privave fully for aduite modern Hips; aise one turnfshed room rent Teasonables refercnos Tequired, Apply nt 1025 7Un st. D.w. BL JOR RENT—FURSISHED AND UNFURNISHE Koons, 007 M-st. mw., second, third, four also, Front Basement. i (AOR RENT—PLEASANT SUMMER ROOMS, AT Prices, second and third-story front; pre tuo clilldren; references; neat 14th at. nd 15th st, Herdies 1410 Got myzeare ]FOR RENT —TWo Lanc Rooms, on second floor, an fied floor; ‘water and g encesgiven, 214 Dst aes OR RENT — HANDSOMELY E Rooms, en suite or single, with or without Boar Pleasant aud cool; summer rates. 1736 L st. nw. © my26-30" VO ENT LARGE, AMY FURNISHED Soe npraneg pier eeny of housekéeping during the sui bd yard: cool and delightful, 322 _my26-31* cia FOR RENT zat NEW VORK AVE Sw, two charming summer Rooms on first floor: froni: ine south and north; every convenience and terms moderate. my 263" JOR RENT—THREE ROOMS ON 2D FLOOR: furnished or uifurnished: rented singly or en Suite; bath room attached. 1308 Rat n.w. my263te ‘(OR RENT—FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS 0: second floor, complete in every respect for house- keeping, with all modern improvements: in a aplendid neighborhood; convenient toall street cur lines 2025 24th st. o. w. 6-4 q ee a line of street cars; reter- aw. partly farn for housekeeping. ey a = OR RENT—-A SUITE OF THREE UNFUR- ished Rooms, souunera ex Tho Fae Rished Rooms. Also, Stable for rent on premisea 917 H st n.w. my 26-30" (JOR RENT—AT 15 GRANT PLACE—DOUBLE parlors on second floor, handsomely furilshy iso suable, my Zoae* YANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WwW }OR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS One large of two small furnistied rooms, between 0d table board. 805 11 v. Pleasant th and 12th and © and i si: permanent if ulted, fous tepemanear parce eee Se eee FOR RENT 1823 MST NOW. ONE Hale oom for wachtlemaa: ao one niger room with WANTED. HOUSES. exce'lent table board in sinall family of adults. ees eo eee NDLOT | J{OR RENT—AT 624 13TH ST. N.W. FUR 7 WV ANTED—T0 PURCHASE A ''0USE 4 in the northwest or Mt, Pleasuut for cash ws a0 fnvestment, Address HINKLE, Star office. my26-3u ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE, TO TAKE OW ateot ttowse tor summer, aa night watebuann oF janitor. “Best reterences. Apply 1749 14th st, n.w. my 263i YW ANTED—BY A iG MARR couple (no children), @ furnished house for th summer; rent must be low: best of references Ad- dress Box 49, star office, my25-31* WANTED—MISOELLANEOUS. ANTED—A PARISIENNE FRENCH TEACH- “W enivrell ignown iu Bu timore, desinea to peoelve her board in a family during the summer vacation, in exchange for lesyons in French. Address Mlle. LEM- ONNLER, The Langham, 135 N. Charles st, Balti- ore 2i-lwe SOUN- ter sultable for 4 real estate agent Any one hav- Ing such address Box 698, P.O. ANTED-L 2 DIB D_ CHILDE Dresses to make; reasonobie prices. 1415 Cor- coran st. 25-308 ANTED-ENOWN—THAT COARSE HAIRS Oa the face are positively obliterated, leaving uo murks. My Klecitic Noedie ts the only remedy known for this hideous defect Send for full particulars. Eleotric treatments tor ladies and children. Mrs. Dr ABRIEL, 614 12th st., bet. F and G sts. my25-616 ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING; feuthers renovated, muttressea made over, fur- niture steamed, upholstering of all kinds. Office 14 Pennsylvania dve,; factory corner Sth und K sta se. ‘Telephone call 110—2, _¥. H. YOUNGS. ap24-2me ‘ANTEQ-A FRENCH LADY OF CULTURE (teacher) would give her services in exchange for board in the country during her vacation, Address TEACHER, Star office, e2 7 ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE; THE BEST for $3.00 per 7 miley from city. In- jurcof LAR PEWIY, Hay Seales, Cor. 10ih sid ah. 4V' myls-1m apy ANTED—TO HANGE- MARKET OR “W chiange Range or Vapor, Oi or Gan Stoves for old ones. BUTLER'S, 931 5th, near K. Smoky chim- neys cured Old Stoves bought and sold cheap. mnyo-Ims OF no pay. nished Rooms. en sulte or single, on 1st and 2d joors; at moderate terms during the summer season. {Uy Aecommodate transient people It desired; private unily, JPOR RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Rooms on secoud aud third Hoors, in ® handsome eure, oppoulve Pension oflles; house south front ‘all modera TLEMEN CA furvished rooms for only $5; larger rooms at Moderate rates, Relerences. “G21 11th st, a. W. my 25a GOR it 'T—941 handsomely furnished Focus rable iocation, Gentlemen preferred Reference required. my25-3t® JOR REN ‘LIGI SUMMER s northern, southern and casern exposure, With good board. "1321 N stcorner Vermont ave. u30-24* F 1 NEW YORE AVE N. W. pleasant Rooms southern exposure, and first-class ‘able Board; house occupied by owucr. References exchanged. ewe OR 1 W E FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen, good location. Summer rates. 1113. Kato my2a lw* NOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- municating second-floor Rooms, Also, three un- wpicuting Rooms; centrally located, myl4-2w* N. W.—HANDSOMELY ‘purlor and bed-room; we OR RENT—1112 HS furnished communicatin orth and youth exposure. Also one large south room, suitable for one or two gentlemen; gas, bath and at- tendance; summer rates. my5-1m. {JOR RENT-3 ROOMS, 3D FLOON, 980 Pennayl- vaniaave, inquire ut RICK'S Studio, 1219 Peun- Sylvania ave. aplozm FOR RENT—STORES. OR RENT—TWO FINE STORES, 2024 AND 4 2030 14th st. n-w. each 20 fuet by 61, with fine 5 5 ail anadern' improv. ments, eee SKANK J. Te ‘Office of the National Mutual Lite myé-Im FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE at the ELECTRIC STEAM LAUNDRY, 1007 E st. nw. CHAS T, NUTZE Satisfaction ‘guaran- teed. mys-1m, ANTED-FIRSTCLASS UPHOLSTERING— W finite Stattresses renovated and remade sii Covery cut and made: perfect it Furniture, pack, HAL in® L, 1908 ‘HER 1 TS ich gaa Kil thea Hot Napa the only process which ean Kill thes ‘a eat CHACE & BAO. 610 Loutsiann aveupae ROR, RENT—TWO | FINE 1 ‘between 36 Fiviita aingie tots, oo autey ‘Peiwoen Aiass iis New York ive. N, 17tu aud 45th sis, my20-30 BUSINESS CHANCES. GNTED_PARTNER TO MANAGE On EIT AS ees MLE fre et genie pire se Yxperionce not necessary fi iairly educated. “Address Box 545, city post offies. my 20-018 SNTED STRAM CARPET CLEANING, NO ; ‘our pro ess. ‘Telephoue 115-6. H.CHAGE @ 880, 616 Louisiana ave. apd SHARIS NATIONAL TY POGRAPHIC (COS LO *ririct highest otfer above 20 taken, “Address STENOS, Btar office este (TED-SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE Qitpets Groves, Feather, Beds “and all ktadsot lonsehold Furniture, for which the highest cash price ‘willbe paid. Address 'H. BAUM, 239 7th st. aw. ap10 TLANTI Nd ‘LS, COTTAGES, ZA aud Low for rent'or sale by E.G ADAMS & CO., Real Hatate and Insurance Agents, 2091 Atlantic Coo ee NEES, Gash Pa Aas Pahoa Mpamtan cies ase, Atma sOat te attres 8.GUt EScatb Micke 700 run ee ww. mhl1-3m° ANTEKD—COMMISSIONER QF DEEDS FOR Sze Su TUTE NR ARS Weed {n office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telepuone 344-215 BOARDING. BEAUTIFUL | SECONDSTORY | FRONT A. Room, handsomely fur cbuuner prices Sings table board next door’ ‘Call at 1738 ¥ st acoliemaed = “pyae-lw* WO PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE 7 ntlemen, se Hemen, Boarders Janke, nicely _jurnlahed Td ist ST N.w.—FIRSTOLASS TAI T2Q5 sonra $16; Seo, furnished rooms git ait modern improvements; convenient to pension and “one of th Ktimeag. © my2eore LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 OTH ST. N.W. TE tots etre fr. 10th and en Arete Pree tigasant rooms. Wermis moderate” scsi LOST AND FOUND. — ‘O8T-—ON THE AVEN' BET. 22D ANDS18ST LOSE, SBonenmidiy Gane the dadar wil vieese Feturn to 9197 Pst, Dow. ta \OUND—ON THE 218T INST., A FINE LAC! ‘Parasol, whi ‘can mt 2 rin w. niet 80 clock a Se abd’ prov ‘same. THE 95TH INSTA Pl aol ‘OsT_ON ‘Ring, on the eet between Muriel house Satin fect teareaee Merah “ABOUT FIVE ia iot an ave. ny25-Im HAVE FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN A Te trace of ground, situated of the Which are inaproved by: dive motion nowsec one's corner ‘property. Tralatce frovts 825 feet on obe er 7. The St the pring ng elevated of the 1 ‘ftreets and over! my 24-20 1416 F st bw. WOR SALE OR LEASE, ON FAVORABLE ¥ the Mill and Grounds formerly known as Stradey sioue Si and reecoLiy used an cab et manuinctory, coruer of O and pais the 5o-horse power engine and machinery now in the LEASE—1211 F BT. N. W, CAN BE Lia for a Ler of years and altered - oes ily! +20 ‘UMPHREY @& ADAM: ‘RE, TE Brokers, 618 F Lod SI si salt rent ead ex “Htelephouk call aoe” mylltm a ae. odd magne . re Omaha, Ne eairy, jebraska. a ad momar tig Wess ABEER & TOU NEEND. PERSONAL, apl4-3m SOR RENT—1003 M ST NW LARGE BRICK Js Jaca RPA ea dis Pac nw. i WAN ane” OR RENT—JUNE 1ST. 1119 1 and ete, M B.w.:10 rooms, bath, 30 F'st, net A720 10th st. n.w_...$21 SIN 20 TOUSK Apply t0 171 diy «2 DOK RENT ORRICK 1 OR RENT — FURNISH HOUSE, SIX rooms, ndnice cellar: tn good neighi- mnths from June Ist. Addons . CHARLES & sanevin OPPO si my 26 OR RENT—A NEW SiX-ROOM HOUSE, wreit modern conveniences; Pent $20.50 per 1 Apply on'premiven, 54 K st. Dey oF 107 am my26 my26-31 JOR RENT—Ji 3D—@-ROOM BRICK HOUSL with modern improvements, 1517 12t at. nw. Apply to J. F. GREEN, 16201405 st. nw. my26-1: POR BENT Let CONNECTICUT AVE, Brick Dwelling, 13 rooma, all modern conven- ieucies and Luprovements; oct OLMSTEAD, 1416 New York ave. i AND DESIRABLE 1s Inglenide,” on the went Of 16th st, extended and adjoining Mi. Lotige ts large, airy aud oo tensive, but of pleasing vari commodation, with allt suburban reireat know! ‘ementinl outhoures. cy; Water and gas. Price by the year, $1,000. Apply fue Titer information wo” peters _ my 26 FITCH. FOX & BROWN. JOR RENT— isriek, G00 New York Brick, 611 on Valley st. New Bricks on Cleveland Frame, 915 7th at.n.c., 7 Brick, 05 D st..e. Brick; 2020 Virginii Brick, 1210 G st. «. Business place, co - and Busiiess piace, 921 45 st wwe mys ALbenr’ OR REN kat Square, ely “he Tooms, inclusive of pantry and bath moderate rent, until Ist of November. POR RENT—1541 STH ST. N.W. A DWELL- ing, 9 rooms, with stable, frrnt and back yard: Fyedlocation. “For key and particulars apply at 1118 st. my25 Bt {OR RENT—AT $50 PER MONTH, 340 Indiana eYeuue, opposite City Hall. House open t Jooked at. now. For further ‘information address THOS. BLAGDEN, City P.O.. Box S81. a {OK RENT—BY S. 1. WALKER, 630 LoUis {ana ave,—319 C si, n.w.. 16 rooms. a m. 1: $75. y 6 rooms, all m. 1; $20, Partics having houses to rent, or cheap lots to sell in East Washing ton, will do well to wee me at once, my25 3 erh: newly painted ‘oraer.$27.50, S52 Bim Ravand water, $15. S31 Eesand water, S16, 125 foousn, gaa and waier, $12 Bi'and Laat Capiotsse PGR, RENT VERY. NIG House, press brick. all my month trom June 1, WIMER, 1423 F st. ies FOR RENT_HOUSES. 3 i! # 28 5 22823! ‘: ad bt & #8 x faa be | Tae sist made Sy 232 F at. om = 1008 Boo 19h we , Cor 3232 Mat a t KNINHED Maney or As Mak. wr Meh, own go wrabin gr! am: 10r..9n0 sata ter mi an 1130 Conn avesbr oS) 220 Ee uw be SONS ave w 07 Sac nies Loe 7 Ns. nw, LOre 3. ali 38 174658 Teens RRENT— 1400 1éthat. is om et nw ise tse 775 Maas. ave. ia ave., iar 83.83 are) 2b 1 aw. FORE reo Ba REWOOD AV. Lk DROrt Park, 12 rooms, all imps, iarge gisble and Bae ee tr a myo-im Le Droit Hatidivg. TARGE (AIRY, OOMS, Goon” horses, fine scenery, tee, Crag test or ton “ees my ae ste THE DE LANDER FARM SDOER boakD AT * Station, Met i Ra 0.1: 4 unile from Boyd fh altaation: “ice, milky ehade: parest ‘of aprus water. City reference. addres it: DE LANDES Boyds Staiion, Montgomery Cn. tay 204i, LARGE ADS Roots, WiTHt TE CoM Pore ‘of country and «ity home combined: house ooking the cy. Table Bret clas Are BROWS Boundiey gt. Meridian Sail, bot Toth and 17th ate y ] ALLEY HOME NiRITED IN THE “GREAT jNorth Mountain” of Virgipia, twelve miles weal of Winchester and five east of Kock Sprin Sul ne fa ue ie Uner ae ite eo atiey Home, Back Covek Valley P.O, Frederick county, Va RS WANTED AT FAIKFAX © H. Ta om Washington, near station, on Virginie Didiand and Wand. Ric “Healthy iocation, tarwe, ry Toms and good water. ‘Ler Ex See Ne MUR Tea BS fees DROSPECT HILL Is REAUTIFU! SITU Pisicdve ope of use nesluniest stdoes of isin Hienty of shade, fruit and ice: quod bath in ing. erms wildresy HENSON SIMIwON, Nore Fork, Loudon Seaydb ae Terms, ee Brightwood,’ D.C. _ may 25-61% OARDERS WANTED—A PLEASANT HOM AB torte ims tae ouch ote one a ree Gardeo Farm, adjoint the village of ville Froguler Coutts, Wa Saxton Bien and bait E'Citahios, Upperviiie, Va mnyentactm FEW PERSONS COMMODATED ALT SCOTT, we Baw ks SOLICTH IN THE MOUNTAINS of Md.(near Harper's Ferry), & pleasure ‘anid first-claws country: " able termine Adtum Ailes Co STOCKTON, Te a roe 2 SoCk TOS, Jbemarle Co, Va DEMGHTREL, DOAKD ‘GaN be OprainnD Oe mylene 3 PRINGFIELD GROVE COTTAGRS ( ALL 3 EW) for ‘Sykesville, Ads Main Stem Ae 0, 1c Fo x igh and healings no tosguivane, th formation at ‘Ticket Ufices ‘ie & On O18, Pans. Address M-A-Osbourn, SouMER miles , BOARDING, 1 ‘rom Portes Soares, Sebvol. Testitiee : Tathing, fahing and Reweyto Ste WE WitiGntt at (loot xy JOSEPH DAGUE, Fag. Peusion Gillon Hor terms appiy to DaNtnh Cock, myib-1es Mampton, Va. [OOUEN BOARDERS TAKEN ay Pale S‘mort, it one of the most beautiful Scetlons of Virgiola Plenty of iS UEVER Tien Phitolont Loudoun ALPINE, Mp. 14 MILES FROM WASHING tr iice Breck na ms : # om ‘station, Good [ert ce re eh i RING BANK FARM TWO MILs PROM S'kegenaria oners Toomn. G08 tae aie aie hte eee ve ~ POR RENT—1913 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, ‘neat Brick,@ rooms and bath; range and iatrobe: only $18 per mouth. Also, Z2u9 Lath stn. B.,lirick House, 8 rooms atid bath, reosntly, papered and in good repalr; §22 per month.” THOS 1. WAG- GAMA Agent. mis-100 JORRENT— NWANE Permoy SE GSW, Per mo 1W., Br 40 Otb nw, br. 28 1947 -C 20th n.e..'6r.-. 20/21 D ‘725 20 18, 54 Myrtic n.e., 6r. 78 Myrtle n.e., 6r_. Beran. “THE RICHMOND,” 27th and Hw, ‘apt. 200, 9th, ‘The above ts only & small books. For full list call at thelst and15ub. [my25) Bis RENT— IS12N st. u.w., 9r$100//2125 121 11th st. nw, 16ra_90 AIGSP nw Lire 83.34 006, Fok RENT—TWO NEW HOUSES, 211 AND 213 ‘Tih st. ne; 91x rooms and celiar,’ pressed brick front, bay windows, all modern improvements: €22 and $24 per month, Apply at 708. husetts ave, ne. my2d-lwe HR RENT—1820 N ST.N.W., 11 ROOMS BATH oom and oellar, newly fand painted: all modern improvements. 1911 14th st. n.w.—Twelve rooms, id pantry; all improvements, furnace aud open hire pisces. | Also French Flat, con: taining four rooms and bath, all improvements.” Aj- ply A HEITMUELER & COS, my2i-lw* Jath wt. nw. JOR RENT—FOR THE SUMMER, AT A VERY low reut to a desirable tenant, cool, wellfurnished ase, Address 1918 New Hat ave. 1W, my2i-lws Fe RENT—TWO NEW TWOSTORY BRICK Houses. containing & rooms, bath with all uo ern improvements, concrete cellars, &c., 1622 and 1o24 Sth wt n.w.; Fent, 635, Inguire 403 7th at. nw. Be ee FOE, RENT_ONE NEW TWOSTORY BRICK House, 8 rooms, bath room, concrete cellar, with ail modern improvements papered with fine 2214 G st. n.w., the heruics running to the eee aoe OR KENTA REAUTIFUL ELEVEN-ROOM Also bensiffulriurge store Af deureds cumesied sith house. 627 D'st. nw. may) 7m Kk RENT—802 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, & ‘room Brick; all modern improvemeuts: $20. at aus. 2 EBARweER ee Learait Bullding, my18-2w ‘Sth and F es. nw, JOR RENT—328 IST ST. NK, TWO-STORY ‘2.d basement; elght rooms $28 per month. 1 quire 328, my 15-e06t* R RENT — FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH 11 ey ey a june to Int Nov. THOMAS FISH, 24 ¥, or Lede Nak me we ‘myt7-1m ye RENT—A EK-STORY BRICK DWELL- Ey Ghia ae my10-im NT a ee 2 gotia ‘THOS. J. MYERS, 1216 Fa_nw. Fuk RERTCOMPC ENTS ED ‘Conn $333.33. I st.,bet. 20th Rune ove -d00|(Qet bet ath and b Toate bet i & dene) & i 7th and De Sales: erie MONEY TO LOAN. \fONEY, 70 LOAN TO ARMY AND NavY OFFICERS AT LEGAL RATE: ‘TEREST. serie Sonia Mo To SN ure INSU) AMES B WAUG! _my22-1m ™ rn BY ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL me state 2 pases! Space stb Be Sat : 1,200" at 6° per cont, Ee, SARE SFr Stan sos ran “MOREY 90 loan a? Low Ratios oF INTER LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, my20-1me 1410 F ow. M ONEY TO pnb Ba od TO SUIT. “ny20-1m vaste! ia? Fes 000 wre a or REAL 1 510, = JAMES & WAUOE, _myl 71m 033 Fi Moxey, TO LoaN, IN Moex. TO LOAN ON REAL BSTATE Om 2M other security. “Any amount desired: lowest ti res Ci Sada Sk Bs ie Mose" 32085, iN SUMS OF NOT Laas Property.” Sealer suns 8! © per od 5 OL OREN,7o Coan YA 12 sums to suit, on approved Real Patate ity at lowent eaten of itera Charges moderate. Unnecessary delay. ES : a5 = 1605 feniayivunia ave, ONEY TO LOAN In sums to uit, ut lowest figures a bhows. M Gouate security. 020 1437 Pennsylvania ave, Mo*23 732: AT LOWEST RATES OF INTER ON REAL ESTATE SPCURL HOS. J. FISHAR 05 MOF ON REAL mWTATE at ent Fates. DANLNHOWRR & 115 Fe MOSES, 2), OAS ON REAL ESTATE om AM binge Cans Shcukerriie wt Jowen tien of Lit niet CT Crk heen SO SS AUCTION SALES. ee NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Be | 1886, at TEN O'CLOCK. : or. Ww, Fass. 2) ouput AGO) ‘of bummer Residences: Siews from zit Li im within « few bours ride fala Ie * {les toa Springsabd ‘The wilt offer tor es tom yl 1586, on Une Sores sunyect to bares, ‘north Wemtern eaer Das