Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY. Febrimary21, 1887. ‘Twe Stam has made reference to certain phases ‘Of the question of increasing the appropriation for ‘the Potomac river improvement, but not to all. Aside entirely from the direct saving in dollars and cents which can be accomplished by making the present outlay sufficient for the needs of the work, it 1s Worth while to consider the indirect saving of Doth time and money by the speedy amelioration of the sanitary condition of the capt- talcity. Itis not many years since portions of Washington were noted for unhealthfulness. In thove days the west end of the city had not worked back any considerable distance from the river, and the flats, with their pertodical exposure of decaying retuse, filled the air with miasm when- ever the weather was warm. Since the improve- ment began the city bas steadily advanced in healthfulness, though the White House and its neighborhood are by no means as free from malaria now as they ough: tobe. There 1s no reason why they should not be models of wholesomeness, if the river were properly cared for. Congress ought to give more than a passing thought to this matter of sanitation. In Washington are gathered the chief servants of the republic. Tne people ‘who elect them to office have no notion of sending ‘them away from healthful homes to a place where heir constitutions will be broken down prema- tureiy. The nation cannot afford to waste its best strength in such a way. For the protection of its ‘own members, of the President and hts Cabinet, of the judges of the highest federal court, of the noted military and naval officers who have their headquarters here, and of the thousands of men and ‘Women from all parts of the country who are em- ployed in the government departments, it be- ‘hooves Congress to make Washington the safest city im the Union to spend the whote year in. ‘The people are willing to make the necessary ex- penditure, and the Potomac improvement has Yeached a stage where the prompt application of ‘2 half-million dollars will Insure the permanency of the work. Why should the appropriation be Umited to less than half that sum? Let the Senate set an example of real prudence for the House to follow, and put the Ngures where they ought to be. ‘The claim agents are making a valiant fight for ‘the dependent pension bill, and many of the mem- ers of Congress who were ortzinally misled into supporting it respond favorably to appeals totheir obstinacy. The argument that the bill meets a public want by disposing of a burdensome surplus, Though somewhat extraordinary in its nature. 13 perhaps as weighty a consideration as uny ad- vanced by the advocates of tue bill. Nearly every Congressman, however, has some other scheme of Spending the surpins, and the public demand tts ‘use for the purposes of national defence, having in View the next war rather than the last. Tn addi- tion to exhausting the surplus the bill will fasten ‘upon the taxpayers of the nation an annual charge Of at least seventy millions, which must be paid ‘whether times are good or bad. The arrears bill ‘was also supported by the argument that it would abate the nuisance of a then-existing surplus and go no further. ‘The representation was that It ‘Would cost only twenty-five millions, but it has already cost two hundred and etghteen nulitfons. ‘The cost of the present bill !s Indeftnitein its vast ness, but unquestionably it will rid us of the pres. ent surplus and spare us the necessity of disposing ‘of future surpluses. Outside of its merits as & Furplus abater and pension agent enricher the Dill seems to have no strong recommendations. ‘The soldier vote will not be won by charity lavished indiscriminately upon the just and un-/ Just, even favoring the unworthy by putting bumn- ers and skulsing cowarts upon the honor roll ‘With wounded veterana But 11 it were possible to conceive that every ex-sold hero as well ag the coward, could be thus diszracetully bribed | and bought, then the buyers would need, to gam front the taxpayers of the nation. No public seu. iment 1s more unk abie than that whieh ¢allg a halt in the matter of indi Mous. The republic has not been ungrateful in Tewarding the deserving among its defenders, But it ts tn no mood atter among the unde. Berving the milli ich it needs tor guns and ‘Suips and forts and other national requirements of Pressing importance. It ts sald that Congressman Wills proposes to} Play the dog in the mi: 1 prevent the Dis- trict from having another day tor theconsideration Of fsaflairs, He threatens an amendmens substt- tuting the consideration of the educational bill for hat of District affairs, ff the comiittee On tules £0 much as proposes this favor for the District. He Goes this probably noi from hostility to the Dis. trict but from zeal tn supporting the educational Dill. Mx. Weis fs by the constitution a local legis lator ¥. the wtstrict as Well asa national legis. lator, and in that capaci’y has certain duties. Is MH not enough that the affairs of the District have | Jess legislative attentioa then those of any com- ‘munity in the United States; that its exclusive legislature fritters away even the contemptible allowance of granted it, takes every oppor- ‘TWunILY Lo steal Its day to consider other matters, and if forced to its disagreeable constimuonat duty usually appears without a quorum,so that no measures except those without opposition can be | Passed? The District has important matters be- fore Congress, some of which may be successful even in aquorumiess session. Mr. Willis cannot aid the educational! bill by denying the District tts Gag, for unless his purposs to amend Is abandoned no proposition in favor of the District will be pre- sented. Cannot he andother representatives with pet measures on hand remember for afew minutes ‘What they constitute the local District legislature, and by common consent forbear to press thelr favored propositions to the point where District interests will be sacrificed without benent to SEEM TO BE ENGAGED IN FIERCE STRIFE TO DETERMINE WHICH SHALL REIGN. SATURDAY THE WEATHER WAS BEAUTIFUL YESTERDAY IT WAS MISERABLE. TO-DAY ALL 18 AGAIN BRIGHT AND JOYOUS. THIS I8 THE DAY FOR A SPRING OVERCOAT: TO-MORROW YOU MAY RE- QUIRE A STORM COAT. WHATEVER YOUR WANTS MAY BE WE ARE QUITE PREPARED TO CATER TO THEM, BUT WE IMAGINE YOU ARE PROVIDED WITH HEAVY COVERING, 80 WE WILL TALK WITH YOU ABOUT SPRING AT- TIRE. NO GENTLEMAN WHO HAS ANY REGARD FOR APPEARANCES OR PERSONAL COMFORT SHOULD BE WITHOUT A SPRING OVERCOAT. WE HAVE THE ADVANCE STYLES OF THOSE USEFUL AXD ELEGANT GARMENTS ON OUR COUNTERS NOW, BEGINNING AS LOW AS 96. WE KEEP ALL THE INTERMEDIATE GRADES UP TO $35. THERE 18 NO HOUSE IN AMERICA TO-DAY THAT CAN SHOW YOU A GREATER VARI- ETYOF STYLES,KINDS AND QUALITIES THANWE DO. THERE 18 ABSOLUTELY NO HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY THAT WILL SHOW YOU THE SAME AMOUNT OF STYLE, TONE, ELEGANCE OF MATERIAL AND PERFECTION OF FIT FOR THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WE WILL AND DO. EVERY SHAPE AND SHADE KNOWN TO THE TAILORS’ AND DESIGNERS’ ARTS ARE TO BE FOUND HERE IN ABUNDANCE, FROM THE CHEAP AND SERVICEABLE 86 GARMENT TO THE RICH AND LUXURIOUS ONE AT ¢35. THE INTERMEDIATE GRADES, HOWEVER, SEEM TO SUIT THE POPULAR FANCY BEST. OF COURSE WE SELL MORE OF THEM. THEREFORE AT THIS TIMB THERE ARE MORE @12, @15 AND $18 SPRING OVERCOATS ON OUR COUNTERS THAN THERE ARE 86 OR $35 ONES, BUT WHATEVER AMOUNT YOU WISH TO INVEST IN ONE WE CAN MEET YOUR VIEWS BYGIVING YOU THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY YOU CAN POSSIBLY OBTAIN IN ANY HOUSE OR CITY IN THE UNITED STATES. SAKS & COMPANY, ‘THE POPULAR PRICE CLOTHIERS, 1 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. Norice TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF #8} PER BRR EER 9885 Se mee =e ocu ERE R FEE Sgs8 7 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It is without s doubt the most Bravzrrvt and the most Nurarriovs Flour in the World. The Millers have not cnly the most perfect mill, | Containing as it does all the most improved Machinery iuvented up to the present time, but they produce Flour Uxsurrassep by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state that = large quan- tity Of this magnificent Flour is shipped auually to Enrope and eaten at the principal Courts of the old world. HOWEVER, ‘Like everything else that has gained renown, some person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read. “CERES,” and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, , None genuine without the two gold medals, W. M. GALT & CO., 21 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, EW, YARN-DYED SATI Newt fo lat. pearoeeemete tr _18-3t woke. Donble_ Pereetr striae r Srane Noverres W. M. SHUSTER & SONS Have opened their SPRING NOVELTIES in Silk.;Wool and Cotton fabrics. ‘The largest stock of FOREIGN DRESS GOODS ever sown in thiseity. Our own importation of exclusive styles. NOVELTY SILKS. NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. FANCY GINGHAMS. 300 styles of finest FRENCH SATTEENS, 50 pieces of choice designs in real INDIA SILK. New MOURNING GOODS, BLACK SILK, &0, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Genuine BARNESLY DAMASKS, double the weight of ordinary goods at the same prices. ‘Wemselves? a ‘The Mormons are having a cheerful laugh over | the anti-polygamy bill The Salt Lake Hera/a | Considers it “a great triumph for the people of | ‘Utah and an inglorious defeat for the anti-Mor- | mon clique.” It seems tat Mark Tapley and not Brigham Young bas taxen ghostiy charge of Mor- mondom. bri fs ¢ ¢ to Mr and hn Ww. » 434 Rhode MILNOR. City, Feb. 18th. 3 oon to Mr and Mrs, LF. Sth st. we. son to Mr. aud Mrs. Daniel !10 Dist. sw. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. STAFFORD. City. If you give correct adi ‘int publiel ira cod wen yneseee To-ornow WE CLOSE AT 12 3 15 CENTS EACH. 13 CENTS EACH For Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, 15 CENTS FACH For Silk Handkerchiets 18 in. square. 15 CENTS EACIE For 25 Dozen Silk Handkerchiefs, 15 CENTS EACH © of 3 Dozen Patterns, STS EACH Yor as Many as YouChome to Buy. 15 CENTS EACH For s Regular 35-Ceut Handkerchiat_ SOME OF\THE PRESENTS sare ending to the, Babies come frou: our Tafanter bis replete with Novelties at all oben. Cloaks, Skirts, Shirts, Caps. toot Sten the greatest tinasinabie variety high Se ts waited io take baby nour i its’ Departinent— fecund Soor, left. EVERY Day pk Aca special from one or more de- Sopris opter that the goats may Sepurtmenta. Today's offer in the Cor. €” You may say it bas Emecas fo some You are meht. We gant do any better ‘offer you, this UStwaen bow sae of thst data Deice will be #2 ~~ THE BOR MARCHE 326-518 SEVENTH eT. 3. ttle ss AA Aas aa | | 560 CENTS SHUSTER & SONS, LVANIA_ AVENUE. 22 | Crostxe Ocr Sa. ON THE DOLLAR. iP YOU WANT A HEAVY SUIT OR OVERCOAT AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR CALL AT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY. Corner 7th and Gat. STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT WITHIN 10 Daya. m1 pvance Sryuzs IN SPRING DRESS GOODS. piiggr showing splendid line of AMERICAN and ‘CH SALINS st popular prices, namely, 12; 156., 20e,, 230, ee 4-4 TRICOT in Fiain and Mixtures, 50c. 6-4 TRICOT in Visin and Mixtures, 75c., $1. ‘36-inch TWILLED SUITING, 25c., all colors, inch DIAGONAL SUITING, 15e., worth 25c. NORMANDIE DRESS GINGHAMS, 10. CKINKLED SEERS' HR, Sey 10c., 1234.4 150. CHECK NAINSOOK, 6c. $¢., 10c., 120. CORDED PIQUE, 15 . We are still havi 25e., 37. 500, Large size CROCHET BED SPREADS, Ofc. Extra quod value in 10-4 SHEETING, 25¢. ALL OF OUR CARPETS AND RUGS MARKED DOWN TO CLOSE OUT. JOHNSON, GARNER & f21 626 Pa, Ave, eouth sida near Teh ot MGREDIACSATINES, IN PLAIN COLORS, SHORT fis STC, Bares m THIS WEEK, aT he ‘W. B. HORKE'S, m2 901 Market Space, 306 and 310 Sth st, Our Establishment will close Tuesday, Feb- Tuary 22 (Washington's Birthday), at 12 Geleck m, ‘Numerous new goods are being placed on sale. Stock is merging into spring stuffs, ‘Tho new Jerseysare beautiful. Rich silk Jer- ‘seysin improved shapes. Beaded and jetted Jer- GLovEs, seys in handsome styles, the perfection of qual- GLOVES. ity, shape, ft and finish. Two specials, viz: boii ‘Hisck all-wool imported Stockinette Jersey, GLOVES. ‘vest front, upright collar, new postilion beck, improved shape, only $2 each. $*%, u oo Y ¥ Black all-wool Jerseys, breton front, uyper | & oq 8 Vy - half Iaid in plaits, short over hips, cost back, ads Tus “oo WY Has S82 superb fitting garment, $2.50 each, GLoves, Jerseys are more popular, better and cheaper GLOVES. than ever, Soe GLOVES. = SFECIAI ‘EW WOOLENS.—Various new woolens have wat kee ‘oS oH ASK arrived, embracing many exclusive fabrics in : plain shades, checks and Scotch mixtures. BPP, RRR It 909 ERM 968, ‘Notably the following: far # 3° i fae ‘Ten elegant patterns of 42-inch silk and woot POR B H G8 fem Seg8 - check suitings especially foritailor-made suits. Astylish fabric. Handsome “novelty” combi- nation robes, chenille dotted, with plain to match. ‘The increasing popularity of Blsok Silk Fab- ics is the subject of much favorable comment, Weanticipatesn unusual demand this spring, hence have laid in the largest stock yet carried by ua. We are “Headquarters” for Biack “Amer- ta" Notwithstanding the very low prices, mend the GiOVES mentioned below aa S9-WFLL SHAPED, (a WELL MADE. SOE @ a Embroidered Bac! can” Gros Grain Silks, which are acknowledged | ™5'otion Dressel Kid Gloves, Scolloped Tops, Tans leaders of the market. , | snd Browns, Embroidered Backs, Black G. G. Bilk, 69, 75, 84, O40. 91, 1.12%, $1.25, 81.35, 91.50, 81.62%, 61.75, 92,9225, | Moats 0 ‘ob PY FREE ass 82.50, and $2.75 per yd. Mais Se. $ oak 8 La, i e Black Sik Surabs, 60, 69,75,64,04c,01, | Si” Ouse LLL 00° 'V Ere ®se®~ 51.12) 5 2 |-50 and 81.1256, $1.20, 81.25, 81.50 and $2 per yd. wi Black Satin Rhadames, 75, #4, O4c, 81, , 81.12%, €125, 81.95. 81.50, 91.75, @2 and | 4 Button Euglish Kid, Tans, Browns, Greys, Enibrold- Sar ered Backs snd Binding of Contrasting Colors Black Satin Duchesse, 94c,, $1, 91.12%, 8 Button Undressed Kid Gloves, Mousquetaire, Em- 61.25, $1.50, 91.75, 92 and 2.25 per ya. en eres ae cee: In colored Silk Fabrics, the best and cheapest ‘ever shown by us for the money, are the follow- ing, embracing all the new spring shades: 200 pieces colored all-ailk Surahs, heavy qual- ity, excellent finish, 94 distinct shades, ouly Se. per yard. 100 pieces all-silk Satin Rhsdame, 58 distinct shades; worth $1.25, only $1.14 per yard, TWO “BARGAINS” OF THE SEASON: BP 24 and 27-inch Obine Silks, light ground 3 shades, with bigh-colored figures. Sold last sea- son at $1. 25; only 75. per yard, 24-Inch Cheney Bro.'s Jersey Silks, dark ground shades, with bright figures. Sold last season at $1.25; only 90c. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 121 38 Bh OND, oe ALL SHADES, IN SHORT ‘ Double Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th st. se, ‘ke Asour Remyasts, ‘As straws NANTS show desirable goods. The fact of being REMNANTS is proof of their merit, ‘We have just measured and marked all the REM- ‘ANTS in our house and will place them on sale Wea- nesday, when we will offer the greatest bargains in su- perior goods ever offered in thiscity. Short Lengths im all kinds of Dry Goods and Dress Goods, White Goods and Goods. To repair and renovate dresses they are inval- uable. Don’t fail to look at them. NN. B.—Save time and bring color to be matched with you. 121 LAS, Sat WHITE G¢ Sooo. es SHORT fat show which way the wind blows, so REM- Black Goods, Silk, Woolen and Cotton W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. gee 8 7 ‘i sa, STIDE GREATER P Tt f Rg BORG U BRE’ EPP od RF FOR THE SPECIAL SALE.” $1.68 6 Button “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for special sale, 98c, per pair. ‘8c. GENTLEMEN'S English Dogskin Gloves, all colors, Bilk Embroidered Backs ; for special sale, 780. ‘@2-One pair only to each customer. THE A L A Ir nn 3B pen aA A LULA A I RRR aL. “ee: Rk O ¥, fe, 83 RR 00 is B D B PRICE LIST. SS [SES Xe Are made expressly for the “Palais Royal” of selected skinsonly, Shapesto fit all hands. Well made and fipished, Every pair warranted and tried op, , as PER TASTE, Nor ee season 1,978 passengers tn perfect ; ney (of ont Foon ara i, to fw" Every latest shade of color for evening vent dieappetSheat ee Atmerican and Fin | Wear. eee, Fup his celebrated si RE m MI NA See ecnc ts eae | RP REUSE moruing at 10:45, retuming to ‘Piccadilly at Ob in, EE ee A ¥ Xtaple time is allowed at St. E HkeeM M MN NNA ong of the sot sprenatrg mares tae G8 oe takes, att he pree aes igor ihe ke i, at tb for Seer nee TMOSDIRE Soteh Otic, Yin rat England. HAimt eh eels ot Do Verto 50,3022 Bgl fentch ne {ERUTBITION 0 EP 7onee THE wD ERNE ‘COACH, UBI WIDTH Al AND Yelling, Walicate sfaden. a nat i 118-3t stand ae eee | U.S. Sa3 Mansa Case Co, 198 150 176 ‘MISSES' AND BOYS. 2 Button, 4 Button. 5 Button. We never trouble to advertise remnants; in ‘there is no occasion. We mark any broken lots at pi that clear them out ins few hours. “3 110 Z BBO % THT 885 On LOPS. An ugly sounding word. It too often means trash. LEOMINSTER, MASS. ‘The following job lots were picked _up by our buyers last week in New York. ARE WARRANTED TO BE Only Patent Liquid Mailing Case spproved by the | SPECT: Postmaster General. AND WORTH READING ABOUT, For transmission of liquids through the mail. SB Because the lots exist. ‘For descriptive price list send to GaBecause they are seasonsble, G@~Because very, very cheap. Z.D. GILMAN, FW Because not old stock. 27Becuuse not broken lots, Bele cbimnts for District of Cotumbis and Alezandria, 627 Pennsylvania avenue, OstneEtE xuN's i salad at D ALBATROSS, tar Onrapations Gusta what westate haf f2Seate 10 dos, Panter Busties, extra long; will wash, 750 ‘worth @1.—50 doz. Momie Towels, 26x45; only 210., 121 A WwW. H. MORRISON. ‘BOoxsELLzR awp StaTionER, 475 PA. AVE., AND 1434 N.Y. AVE. WIGHT. ANCHOR BI DGG ANCHOR BLEACHED COTTON, SHORT worth 25¢.—100 doz.“Mother Hubbard” Nightgowns cambric ruffles, 50c., worth 68¢.—25 doz. Sateen Cor- », Combination, sets, all colors, 75c., worth 98c.—3 doz. Beaded Otto- 224) aud 43 Lith ste | Tan Silk Visites, 813.98, worth 817.50-—2 doz Beaded Jerseys, vest front, $3.98, worth $4.50 — New Booxs. doz. English Cloth Tailor-made Jackets, fawns, $5.98, Schouler on Wills. worth $7.50.—50 pieces Faille Francaise, epring ‘Stock aud Stock Brokers, shades, $1.25, worth $1.50.—10 doz. Pompons, with ou Holst Constitutional Law of the United States. | aisrette, new shades heliotrope, €8c. bunch, worthi 75¢. fins Churchill ty uanzt 7 —12 pieces Striped Picot-edge Sash Rit B2eu, hat is The Ci Reid. ‘worth 89c.—50 doz. Real Antique Lace Tidies, 3 for SE acttces tora 25c., worth 150. each.—25 dos. Heavy SUK. Spanish Lace Scarfs and Fichus, for 98c—5 Khmestone ‘Necklaces (37 diamonds), $3.98, worth 9¢08.—5 doz, Hand-painted Gauze Fans, inlaid stictts, 850, ‘worth $1.50.—100 doz. new shapes Collars aud Cuffs, 2 tor 25c., worth 30c.—35 doz. Drop Stitch Lisle ‘Thread Hose, black and 19 colors, G8c., worth 98c.— ae ein apVENTEER WEG webtes» neat hand an Hote, Haifa at oc ‘staromes, 4 oYS WHO ey of the Pancion | Business, mtuenn API a | niet ay Wine. Mompas aves hw’ beta aS aaa WATE GERMAN O@ SWEDISH GIRL; home. (Monday) evening. Light work: good hours: inust’ sloop at ra - y tw. Bo'clock an -A MAN W. Witten tak mo Taguocaarr per one POSS SuamsteLt cle need. api rater” Warr . AS CHAMBERM SETRERATG Wi Wear on arenas city reference. 1318 Vi "ay a! ty "ANTED — LADY—ONE © Wate ao ayo Tor FRANK GE Wand Sosa APNE MES Rs Weems MAN WHO KNOWS HOW TO WORK hone others digs address EG, Bar ofice Waren EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, workars: “chansberen autier German "women always pan Roar is bor wat FS" | earn ‘ANTED-MAN AND WOMAN GO ON eR ee teen ent Tiam. Bring reference, #1-3e" Wises ih UL Ta GORE OF salary y to a competent person Abdess AIM, Wien MMEDIATELY—A WHITE MAN AND ‘woman as. ‘cooks i “he, Dusiness in a ‘all ta details nome but exper ced cooks need 9 ee lous °Appiy at HTT? OFFICE” ‘gma, Wotan fi YOUNG MEN OR BOYS TO rk on Pension Files in claim attoz "s office. st be quick and willing to work. Address PILES, Start ese War | WOMEN COOKS, HOUSEWORK: ete silkertant Daly ew Sent: iinrefereuces NATIONAL LABOW By eed Bi7tian. we 119-30" Wenneer OR ACTIVE PARTNER profitable bust ion address F. PARTNER ster ooien TONE SW ANTEDAA GOOD LaDy" Chavascon oy a tion. just Waew sae lon {ust out: Good salary to rigit “FIRSTCLASS RES AURA WA EER TPE GLOUNG MEN ENTENDING TO GO ‘elebttah al cliniate; Horace to ride: my. releulrs enclose stain elf-addressea susie Hieee™ cone ‘Bexascounty, Teas ‘Texas. WET NURSE (WHITE V 1705 P ot-m. w., between and 11a. W 3. CHAMBERMAIDS, 3 3 ES, waitresses, men cooks, waiters,dairymen,farmers: ROTH (Svedia and Getinan women always ted.) ‘HAM, 630-0352 I' st. n.w. £19- ‘AT ONCE, ATELY MPSON, Anacostia, D.C. £19. MY DAIRY AND TR ean, white Protestant Man; none but good one that understands dairy and gardeting ° rt Pn tea fondas, 10 o'elock, uorthea milkeran need pj comer ct WATDI ES aD WOMEN TO START A NEW business at their home: hour; no peddling: or eveniny a : easily learned in an 10¢. to 50¢. au hour made daytime send 10c. for 24 samples and a package of eommence 50 york ou. Address ALBANY Es ap ERE cca Ww’ ‘em jome; no cauvassiu: distance no objection, ‘Address AID eee 4 GOs 43 Eliott, Boston, Masa, FITS Wasik FIRST-CLASS LADY'S MAID; must, thoroughly understand her duties and Tecommendations. Apply, by letter, to L. bay: f16-1w 'TED-DUNDORE’'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Fou, couductes by jadies Mey ata wonton, White ana ‘colored, for ‘all kinds of domestic labor, F waite GIRL, nor ae (Wortaiae cutndron and mets hereclt sent ey Boe ful ima privato family. Apply at ouce at ¥21 D stn. WEEP MAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS, located outaide p cities, to represent have steady. imp. ‘Ee — pd C sts. se. three-story b.; ten room: = egal ; Seven room: SPR “RIOTS Panel aie 313 Teh at. nw. oR RENT- THRE! ¥ PRESS BRIC rout, 1233 Stated eee ak eee bk cure PPERMAN, sone AS. AL UPPER) 1611 32d et. Pe Ee Bw. \VANTED A SITUATION BY Pars Weer ee eS a Tyirata fu family. Wier REE as Wet 6 a Wars ar ne or eae gee Be rea fiven” ‘Glia 20 Lene mse id Wits apee ae ‘ion : Shitty to. children the French language. est —— mus. Call at 813 15th st. aw. ‘ANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE siete aan ae Wart nn.) ae ee coke Series ratiers roriese tb Srmiliogs| 0 aw WAS Tare thepuent Surtees deat = Rod witha goad ‘patent ation = to work =e Wie ear rare ING, Stare BY A RESPECTABLE TOURS WATE Was ‘@ situation as neat, Sertgn mucoernean cane Eales ed ae 4 ; - its of all at HaetOaphose neige ¥ — ‘CAPABLE, GENT Witeictih See Rimuant Feterencen Address “OORBESEONDENT: house, City. ANTED — ENOWN — NAT, TABOR BUREAC. ie ph oe B. H. DICK, S17 7th st. ‘ED—A YOUNG PERSON W! ES ENGAGE: Ww treats ta fete ns eeauntress aes | wv ee. eneen” Gall'or sddses Miss L: NIXON, 00 500 2th at nw. iS -D—A bd -NOGRAPHY AND Beenie ee aaa 119-! a Wwe TED—A POSITION AB COPUIBT, BY A a it cine kg Jady who writes a rapid and excellent © in an office or st home. ASONABLE, Star office. ANTED_BY MAN AND FRITTON man an; er: gergudiexe charge eufitely. Aldias “GARD! 840 Othst. nw. WANIED_SY A FIRST-CLASS (WHITE) MAX A situation as waiter or footman th private family. Address Box 40, Star office, FOR RENT—ROOMS. NISHED, PLEASANT SECOND- mit or back; good 1436 Qet. ames 2 R_RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED THIRD- story Rooms to let, corner of 14th and B ats.; entrance on P st ia bath. efor rent or sale is liberally ree of cost to the owner. “Forlmer EEORES for sale, call oF nend at office, ot Met 10 261 ES Ata re. 828; Sth at nw. 7 uses, Beet Capitol eat Tee =) PRESSED BRICK FRON ‘and 7th ste. bara Seats halt Bleck pave toe Err aeS | “Successor to Duvall & Marz), uccessOr 2) Real Estate Agent, 825 F et. n.w. USE AND A SUM ‘sewer On the premises, oo w Becta Sloe fe xe. a EIGHT Room pered und | sas an a. e 308 Sd at. ae will be rented to wented colored tau Bevat de'nnd 810 per fat or floor. MM. ROHRLA, 119-3¢ Fran RENT—HOUSE 204 B ST. NW. Frooms, cellar, water and gaa, Inguire Gm Fears T—ADMIRABLY LOCATED AND VEK‘ losirable brick dwellity. 1¥ rooms.turnace, and BAGS TYLER € RUINERPORD: 1226 F at. i RENT— UNFURNISHED. g -TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT HOU SE yood. imps. with or i Fore null listapply to Str. mi and part cellar, RENT—IHOUSES._ a2 Pres aes Sec ens ome BEN 35 aes pemeries> Peed 23 one Basta WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Penney) STORES, ETC. Guoton Bldg. r 5 Lenox | Fresnaint T rooms iaiout stable, witoout stable, $48 per mouth, Apri Onithe premises, 1219 12th st ow. R RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED— SS aE toes AND Wis WHA Bo a nccond-rtors front oom, euitable Yor two perauRa, 1905 AND 1013 {7TH ST. N. W. Ws) private family.” 182010th Houses, six rooms ect and iuodera tinj trove” se gah LT x ‘OR RES FURNISHED SECOND. | Mente; ouly $17 per month. Cail on 319-4th ne, GF, wn. TRIS Ba WO UN Hooms, bay window: beth on suine floors rent ascudble to periuanene donant, 400 Ssseuchisers ave-n-¥. Fe RENT—1308 CO} AV inp aay ma batt ment iy aeiton, strtia 3 tay pad Daremeet, Ye, dein, com Fore EW YORK AV, TWOOR THREE furnished Rooms, with Board’ house new, with Hh th improvement ithern, ‘and a, RENT-1004 15TH ST. SEVEN ROOMS. Fe RENT" ONE SEOOND-FLOOR | FRONT a Sooty furnish ed; $8 per month. 71 H st, ne. 5. W. PRESS BRICK Pass ES lern im- 115 6t JOR ‘NT—1313 11TH ST. N.W. FURNISHED ‘urnished, eleven rooms. re oe 29 11TH ST. & E, 6 ROOMS, NAN, BEAEE'X'co, 1391 F at. FER T_SEVEN Ey BAY-WINDOW BRICK, OR OUENTL OS Ea NOW, FURNISHED OR Srremanes, fronting St: Dominic's. snic'e Ghuurchs Septen- |X all impeor pesmenite, $22.50 per month, 312 Hoe. Foe Roars, €3 10 $18 per room; no, ob- | SYiigiG. H. PARKER, Cormera}and Estaaw. | Skokie ithe we een Jection to very light housekeeping. f21-3t" a res — ce Fe, RENT NICE FRONT ROOM, 2D STOR! on 14th st. 711. 1st door from G, by ay or longer, clone to five leading hotels. OR RE: TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED Fevomsas he, Pek floor, each suitable for two gentlemen; also table board at 609 Fat. n.w. £21-3t* 2450 Concorap a. near 10th at containing # root th room, lnundry “and concrete’ cellars thoroughly ie AInguire 403 7th snw. rine his section, an establlstiod ies ‘monthly salary 9100 Heeulted: references. MANUSACTURER SCPE, gt Box 685; New York LOA SL LAC D-LADIES §TO WORK | FO FOR US AT bar gw homes 0 per, week can be Xo photo; painting; no canvass ag once, ¢ CRESCE Box 5,17 ART ees Mass, _WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, ROOM AND board in private family; no extra trouble give price not to exceed $20 per month. Address A.. Star office. £15-2t" WwW Small flat, or suite of three unfur- nished roomes weet of 10th and north of F st refer: ences. Address A. D. B., Star offic fi9-3t" WED FURNISHED ROOM: ‘or withont board, 1st or 24 floor, with bat location and price. Address E. F. D., Star office. f ‘ANTED_NOW, OR ANY TIME BEFORE JUNE Store or Diniug-room, 44 Pension building. Rent, $25 per mouth. Owner e.; water and gas; @1. Appl Louisiana ave. A LOY TAR an 8 4 OR RENT—IN A NEW HOUSE_ASUIT OF TWO. ‘Rooms on parlor floor, newly furnish game un furnish at of to ° jour, #20; samme ature ished third floor, 825. Hotise. heated Ui board in the house.’ Address Box 83, Star of RENT_—LARGE PLEASANT hed or unfitrnished, with room Brick: mod. imp. exceptionally attractive hoi ‘Keys with JOHN SHERM. OR RENT—BY MAI Trout and beck yards rent $50, in advance. 1407'F. javv-awe cH 1ST, THREE ELEGANT *s buildin WANTED—HOUSE WW ARIRD STO EXCHANGE UNIMI ‘ED PROP- erty fronting Capitol Grounds, Rareede lots, Ord et to alley, for house bet. 3d and 15th sts., at Rw Price, $4,000 to $7,000. Adiiress ‘Hos 14 INTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO CHIL- ire the care of furnished house for the Sood references. Addrens 5- perupent nt TED-NORTH WEST HOUSES FROM OWN- 32,000 to to buy, joes er ad oat \GO10 Fst. b.w. Waren ONCE—HOUSE OF 5 OR 6 ROOMS: and.a small, nest Storeroom; rent not to. cxceed $25. Address ‘TOM, Star office. fest WANTED FOR CASH—A TWO-STORY BRICK po 00; mua ern ianprovemonta; not to ex. tween md 2d dace iy ort Si ;RO- cery. confectionery or cae pee De ory, sats two to three rooms, beside one room te rent.” Address Box 104 Star off Wastes ANTED—HOUSES—AT ONCE FOR r RrECTAE G00 1387200. SheTER E Bic BicGGWAR, pastas Hold Pat. ‘ANTED—A HOUSE AND GROUND ae Hie A Was very Dear city, 1. or n.e. preferred; would leaney sbebd ‘particulars ad Yowest" price to DAIRY CO,, Star office. No agen! Mex $10, 000.82 to Duataasox BROS., ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN. POM Fo. su IT ON REAL Estate, CHARLES W. 21 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN JOR REN’ A GENTLEMAN—A TEMAS, office rooms. second fluor. el furnished Front Root: house oscupied forget: | Fet-nw,evniy wo J. H. GRAY OO. GEE 19st muily Jocation central, near Fransiil Pad ae 5,000, ; ces. Sig Lath at ze RENT ONE oF EVE: coer 990 E_SECOND AND THIRD | room colin ac $38" Brick 1245 Thetis | ral etate, no de reagounbie, RRR RC ee Ee, eho: SO Rh at ew weve | MAST SU SHERMAN & CO, e 00,1607 Fat 3 ory oh | Saisie esd. wo Sa = To Loan on BRENT TWO NIGELY FURNIBHED ROOMS | POR RENTHOUSE 3107 B ST. 7 i ®S toner, on. Lian Seats iat om monte Sati ee ee = REET eee ae 5 S 4 SiceLy Foe: | FOE RENT-REAT TWOATORY FRAME FIVE Tooms, SB Oth sae rice $15.90. Half square ineprives fone. us ‘Gee iroig care. SWoiasiED Tf Bkabue bes FOE RENT BEAUTIFUL | CONNECTING PAR- — : GREY ALWAYS IW OUK HAWES ro Loan GE pis second Hope con, Meena er south and oR rd, evar TLE, MDA, AA Sago f Foal estate security, in sums to suit.at midow rere “room ‘ fom, iefereuces required. 201 Ket now, Hoes | SETE E'HOLTON, Heenan We Petia Per GILL & JOMNSTO INGLE OR JOR E RENT-DELIGHTE UL ROOMS, en suite, furnisht unfurnished : auth and West, and is newly decorated: sanitary Plumbing, 112i T'st.n-w. fis-3t F° R REN ST. AND MABB. A’ BOE southern nlexpusare wi with om a4 it ahaa: LW ar perm persons in ‘Referetice ox ath iw, OF Changed. fser | 316 Es ee FeChamberlins a2 furnace and grate fi FoR RENT—A PRETTILY FURN eel $100. 000 Res ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE LOAN ‘om ood collateral we account Noe York ave. ty of all Kinds. Army an eto. W. H DEMPSEX, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE security. Investuicnts made ad- to cumtomers. Tneurace in best cots ‘FORD, 1) ‘Bedroom, on third floor, b F ereto an ° furnace, at 020 14th at twa bet Pando Frm Miiitnts ccustantly on hand to tom, at the towest Eiequire Estes cs {pices ou approved real onaty pes No R RENT—330 OBT. N.W—THE ANDSOMEST ee aud Loan Broker, Rooms in the city: second ‘and third floors; nicely iain F furnished; with 117-6 — ‘OR RENT—THREE SECOND FLOOB APART- ments; ‘two communicating: furnished or unfur- nished; with first-class board, ath, ‘on same floor; Gayl eee ifdesired. "1140 Gounecticut ave: ‘rooms: with private beth? references given tad fe- a sb henseeere quired. 1801 1 at. nw. {o-30" RB RENT— )ELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS: for both summer and winter; nicely furnished ; W PURCHAS! owe AEE one» bet, ys and ee ‘Sth and 20th sts, nw; mk je ‘about $5,000 cash if suited. Box 101 ANTE FIOM, OWNERS HOUEES. TO RENT or Sell. ‘demand brisk. We have dsily eatious for houses. Can reut or well at once We Commission moderate. aa BINS RaRnING, 198 Fete {9-1 WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS MR TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON KEAL ESTALE SECURI 3m BEALE & HAKKI: .000—TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN ‘ONEY TO LOAN— z A) IN SUMS TO SUIT, window; large closets; every comfort; terms to 6 1 Wi ‘Oth and K ste.nw. lowest real estale securtt {oe satistactory and permanent tenant,” 1353 Shee 8 Eaeiaia SLT eD SS hoert Sats <p eee oad o> eee, ppSR924 Iotec. 4r..$9/108,105.111 : ot aftihs Rk RENT—TWO. =e ae 920T n.w., Br, mi water, ONEY TO LOAN ON REALESTATE, IN SUMS story i front Rooms, large low: jahede 316 tf 233 Sth se,.6 ‘Wy suit, at lowest rate ul iuterest. ouse ; central; near three lines cars; a KU HOLTZMa! suitable for Few or ecotlemen orpentemamand _ wel corner 10th and F sts. uw. wite. to 116 Mw. Metaw., ar” ENT—-TWO FURNISHED, ADJOININ( Feet ‘without board: for teatiemen oa PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS are cordially invited to call at our office for free list {G PROCTOL & SUN, Heal Estateand 1n- N ONEY TO | LOANON APP APPROVED REALESTATE x. te commatsaious, ee delay yee SGEO. W- LINKINS, cof, Hand 19th sta. REY TO LOAN in sums si nica Sag erat Re oe ee Strauce, 1220 F stem. Slowest ratey of terest: ~ J ANTED=TO, BORE city property worth é 2 = cent upon timprov wort = —_ Ponies 0,0 oo oman 8B sar office, “It FOR _RENT—OFFICES. Ma Se Oakes tet im oseprere si 1K RENT—NICE FRONT OFFICE ON SECOND estate sect i. Wesein ae cee Fic at $12.50 permonth. At 1410 New York ave. oc20 waniaate, able Blacksmith Fors: i Makes eens YANTEDS WASHING | BY, THEW NT_ONE TANGE FRONT BOGS. Tai | 3 onnerenest month, by & ‘pale Inandress; good references. raat ‘bay-window house, well ae Piste *&0O., Gallet, a lighted, opposite new Pension Office and within five IAETON BUGGY, IN GOO! minutes’ walk of Patent Office. 449 G st. nw. 0 Sherman ave., 4r. WANEE cd SERRTON SURGE IN $000 CON. | mies ae Ist st. nw OF. ReRCESTATE ‘aT Lowest office, stating price. Sriostnd whee: it can be seen. 2. x gt Star: \NIED—A CASE OF PATENT. OFFICE. UES W divap for cash; state size and price, Box 2 ED—SEQOND-1 FURNITURE, CAR- Wiis. Rigas Feather Beds, and ali kinds of House. hold Furniture, for which the ‘caah price will (a. Addrets H, BAUM, 259 7th ots D-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- WES new “International Tailor System” with cberule oF ta slone—oe all Sciertine sone iis Beni Berlin and London Dress. ‘Mont easily rapid, comprehensive ay and th the only jovani in America teac! the i needa no refitting, and proves, the qoatets daily and publicly dome it realy Deoas: inaking, ae: sate "-ANTED—JAMES RAGAN, PLUMBER, GAS AND. Wes ‘Steam Fitter. Estimates furnished for erection Cn eifdrk aud material Brsv-elass 014 Pa aver Til 7th st. nw., store 1635 Sasa ates 15 ave, 1 85538 Fo R RENT—SUPERIOR ee) BOOMs, 3 cooks ¥ et. ane ‘in suite of es tg ventilated; newly. fabs see rooms, apply Ano o HOLT! ,bove houses be et permit fr ae ease RISE ae ) He FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS ‘BOARDIN ‘DANENHOWER & SON, 1115 F st. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE OR Ly jterest, class securities, at lowest rates of in! Gelay where the security ix 0. CSGREEN, 203 Teh et. 0 Feu 1 large dining-room, house in the best ou tion: coger Cap. apa bear Gove: Print RENT-SPLENDID BRICK CLAY D, FPiittee iniles from Washington, D, and thres | Appiy to ¥.W. C1 ‘Va., situated on from Alexand: ; Sipe Maries perry 7 RENT FURNISHED—A VERY | PRETTY Sta Batinone. (Deore = 2-story brick House with 6 rooms, all moderu iu. ere reut #40 916 F st. uw. meses Re waka & Test OR RENT_STABLE IN REAR OF G16 ‘and coschuan's room, CHAS D- FOWLER Oo2 Fat aw. 118-3 s' PRAGUE MANSION, COR. 6TH BOARDING. . N. W.—FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD, ina private family, with all the comforts of 6 ouly $16 per mouth, @4 per week, or 75.ceute 19-1" RENT S19 OTH ST NW. NEW BUICK | OO etl trout rout cou corned FReuniiiica Migr ana in pt la, order; #40 per | Tvoms, With Sret-clags board, su acouammods RENT. STORES MIGHT e DOLTOS. | room “Tramment Niseelase ccocesmvodoeel FOR N S. mee it*_ Room 13, 8t. Cloud Building, 9th and _f19-Lm = R RENT_STORE 1220 G ST. N.W., WITH ROOM R RENT—NO, 146 A ST.NF. FOR NISHED ‘Fear. rs Rooms, with or without Tavis Board: Preferences = SO Weireae e mana, | Fase see too prevcatisaaied. Be tore, Feta wee ee t Ri Fuse RNISHED | | wiQONs, | WITH EIEST-CLAs@ street (new), 10 rooms, 3 stories and Biter eae LOST_AND FOUND. ‘ANTED-T-ADIES TO KNOW THEY CAN LEARN Catting tilon arte at reduced | Hy Ponnsstvauie ave, between the Yoro ean “atthe icing ooms, | polite returned to Star office ‘OST SATURDAY AFTERNOO} ro aus, ON (new, 00, Toms and cellar, 84:°50 per inacortiakteecectetionere 117-1w See waa ee Reon books, four ese, 260, worth Ste 200 de Wit ope, alors starlet in fen ts epee alee whch ao Ee “ihe ge perme. n8-3¢ isha Tate | 20.0. Floris” Unbralis, 1.50, won 61 66,—-200 | Tha at Gear io reps eatetane | SSMS ESSER skin ne Unie Savertinemnnt Poon FFimDON, 1526 Fatrect_ ent ar. 20 doe Carriage Puranols, Ge Grain and Plein ck, WANTED-2i, 4 DRRCONL CARPENTER, AND O8T_FEB, 10TH, IN GOING TO on geome Fe Tee 2 Ser Tyo Prods ER Hondas! velar ere ribs Shere Lies Hats, vila cooe border tl = Brorapely sicnded fe em S2W om Fein: Asie ite ave a fee MEARE, 21418 F to. Sealed Proper infor bari i re. jeare: ‘at Cost to Close. broidered polka dota, 12%4c., worth 250.—<T, = OSTIA— at the base vashingee Mon a as eangssenin_ |" C0 moore Danfoss | WG Ear peed haere | Litton mar peetrscup fa Gee at BSAA aac te) Sede JWEW DESIGNS IN paar tay Gae mee Gateaea” HH | icutalart: ee z sn oteiioe ANCOR, Nia ras CHALLES, 1240, SHORT plan * SOSEPGUSTIGh se, opp. dhe Forusnd” dal 7-tms | Collar on hun Lenamb ae peachy: set colonel, of Engineers. 118-9 3241 aad STC Neeee sees beymcoputales pase Lees pSATURDAY, LAST: finale names, “ B P THE : a eae t forged rome ae nk ® hears, Gold og 3.0. GHIEWRD, Asecost_ POE eae Orr, ad aera, eet” acl arse asa Sm eee feraen Lhe wana reaeaaeton ne! Renae mee Werte a SERIES | Lary ara ouemeemataes ox Seas BAERS abel 5 = [| ene eS aera Ch PAE ATS iia ae ee Lae 2 ee Fs Sefate Shem Witrn ee at B0c. a Bante a ay" a. lea, SL Pay | Bie Rar Ci nest KAINSOOK, SHORT ERDS, 6Xo, aT ane Peae SSM te For Oxe’ Weer Onyx. ‘TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS AT HALF MARKED PRICES, MRS. M. 3. HUNT, * ‘100 Petar. | as ROYAL (A. LISWER, Sole Proprietor and Manager) 1127-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, a 13TH BT. MW tee Weacncee ey !BLACK COCKER SPANIEL returned to KIMPTON é LEW/ f ‘5th and Q sts. n.w., reward wili be given. ae fy REWARD WILL BE PAID an ene