Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1887. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY... February 25, 1887. CROSRY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona Gde daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper Washington, and much greater than that of alt the ether daily papers bere added together. The labor strugzle of last spring was between the workinzmen’s orzanizations and theemployers, ‘The labor struggle of this spring promises to take Place within the organizations between the hon- est, law-abiding and self-respecting workingmen and the rule-or-riin element who are fighting for control. Issue was plainly Joined between these parties in the Central Labor Union in New York city yesterday, when Judge Brown was denounced | for his decision !n the conspiracy ease of the Old Dominion Steamship company against the agita- tors who combined to break down its business; ‘and General Master Workma Powderly was con- demned for his circular forbidaing assembiles of Knights of Labor to protest against the hanging of the anarchist murderers in Chicago. As Judge Brown was simply interpreting the law a3 it stands—the very purpose for which he was raised two the bench—and as Mr. Powderiy was not inter- fering with anybody's personal Hberty of action, Dut mereiy insisting that the order in it corpor- ate capacity should not be committed to an ex- Pression of sympathy with the anarchist cause, the denunciations hurled at both yesterday show the spirit of the men at the head ofthe Central Labor Union. They propose to force a direet confilet between capital and labor, regardless of the fact that whenever this has Deen done the rich man 13 simply put to temporary In- convenience, while the poor man starve. It isto ‘be hoped that an opportunity will offer presently for the law abiding and respectable element in ali the labor organizations to ent loose from the advocates of outlawry, and band themselves to- gether in a compact order of their own. Then the employers of the country ean have some sattstac- ton in dealing with them as a body, and drawing the distinction so sharply between them and the riotous spirits that the latter will be humbled and Droken, and taught to acknowledge the supremacy of justice and the practical wisdom of moderation and good behavior. ‘The proposed Senate amendments to the trac~ mm railroad bill are, In most respects, good. AS Tur Stak has suggested the accommodation of points, uot already provided with facil. iues of transy 1s one of the prinefpal | Denetits to be s Ya new road with rapid transit. And { “t possibie inconvenience to narrow resid streets, already easy of access, and to such chosxed and dangerous points om the business streets as the intersection of Pennsylvanta avenue Sth street, shoud be | assured. ‘The suggestion of the substitution of a tax on gross earainzs in place of the usual prop- erty taxis not to be favored. All the railroads should be taxed alike, 1 tueir visibie property I ould pay taxes on e individuals. The tran- chises of the railways are a distinct and valuable Kind of personal property. It would probably be Just (o require aii the roads to pay something to the District tor the enjoyment of their francnises, ‘and this payment might be made proportionate to ‘the amount of each road’s gross earnings, But the tax on visih’e property should be collected in any event. ‘There are practical objections to a form of taxation which leaves the Individual or corpora- ion taxed to report the amount upon which taxes. are to be paid, and there are additional objections ‘Which cannot be overcome, to the adoption of dit- ferent inethods of taxation for individnals of cor- Porations of the same Kind, with the same classes of property to be taxed. ent !$ made that the ition for an amendment to the consti- ‘The acreeabie announce Jott resol tution changing inanz to the goth of April will be among th ures pushed to the front during the few days remaining of the seston inthe hows*. It is the one measure perhaps, in all the list exelsive ef the appropriation bills, which affects the tuterests of te waole country alike, The Pacific raflread inyestigation, the fisheries Question, the Detroit pubiie bi and other kmared cba part of the people; but g@constitut) nt which establishes a logical date for the inatiruration of Presidents, and makes the ort sexion of Congress some thing better tien st r precedenca, is of direct and-tnmable struggle for ern to the whole Amer. ican peopie. There is ason why it should take more shan iive minutes of the valuable time of the House to be passed! and sent to the President ae ae ‘The amendment offered tn the Minnesota state the penai code an ‘as. oF, reporter or correspondent of | i,” Was probably | me spirit as the | house Of the Hilinois | Fears ago, ceding the eity of Chicago to the state of Indiana. It never- theless may be assitmed to votce pretty fairly the feeling of a good many lectslatorsand other public men with regard to the newspaper fraternity, ‘Whose every error of reasoning or statement they ‘se down as the fruit of deliberat malice. If such a law should go into effect in Minnesota It would Jeave open to the prudent journalist only one course of action—namely. to Killa man ia self- defense before writing anything derogatory about Rim. As this would produce serious results In the @teniaution of the population, the law would not stand very iong ou the statute book. U.S. Mauixe Case Co, LEOMINSTER, MASS Fesolution adopied by one legisiature about twenty Only Patent Liquid Mailing Case approved Postmaster General. aia For trepsmission of liquids through the mail. For descriptive price lust send to Z D. GILMAN, 627 Pennsylvania avenue, Bele Asents for District of Columbia and Alexandria, QHORE END DEESS Ya . AL THE Double Combinatios 25-2¢ Ve NTinitae Pac T Resora. PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO OUR NEW BUILDING, 4:4 SEVENTH, WE ARE SELI- ING OUK STOCK OF CLOTHING AT GREAT- LY REDUCED PRICES, AND LN SOME CASES BELOW ORIGINAL COST. SHOULD you WISH A SUIT OR OVERCOAT IT WILL PAY TO BUY THEM, EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO KEEP TUE SAME FOR NEXT WINTER'S WEaR SPRING OVERCOATS NOW READY. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE FRICE CLOTHIER, 507 SEVENTH STREPT N.W._ SHOE? Pgs OF SEERSUCKER, BEST GOODS, Double Cor vation, Tita st se. 500 OVERCOATS WILL BE SOLD AT JUST ONE. HALF, OR 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, aT OAK BALL, OOBNER TENTH AND F STREETS. ‘This te ag good a: investment as conld possibly be made. You cau buy an Ove a5 Whues you can wear 3 how fall for just one-hall the price ye ay hen. | We are now recelViug @ ice lie ui Sprig Over Goats from $7 jave made iiunense reductions, as the Tp Suits we List shows: $8 Suite ar gs oA) suite at S10 Suit at 15 Suite at #10. a9 Suits 8: $15.50, at ‘Drees Suite (swallow tail cost) at #15 Fania, tumense variety, fru $1 FOR BOYS 4 To 13 YEARS. 5. ua aL CORNER 10TH AND ¥ STREETS | | fm three co mbinati Tue Daws Or Serre. BRIGHT AND FRESH NOVELTIES IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS ARE COMMENCING TO ARRIVE. OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT SEEMS TO HAVE PUT ON A NEW DRESS. THE QUIET AND SOMBER SHADES OF WINTER GOODS ARE BEING REPLACED BY BRIGHT AND ATTRACTIVE SPRING PATTERNS. SOMEBODY HAS SAID, “THERE'S NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.” THAT SOMEBODY WOULD CONSID- ERABLY MODIFY HIS STATEMENT WERE HE TO SEE THE MANY NEW THINGS TO BE FOUND AMONG OUR ADVANCE STYLES OF PIECE GOODS FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR, THE NOBBI- EST CHECKS AND PLAIDS WE HAVE EVER SEEN, NOT LOUD OR LARGE, BUT ELEGANT AND CON SERVATIVE. THE HANDSOMEST EFFECTS IN COMBINATIONS OF COLORS THAT ONE COULD WELL IMAGINE. ‘THE WONDER IS THAT SUCH EFFECTS WERE ‘NEVER PRODUCED BEFORE-FOR THE SAME MATERIAL AND THE SAME COLORS HAVE LONG BEEN KNOWN TO MOST DESIGNERS. THE GOODS ARE HERE, NOT SIMPLY REPRESENTED ON SAMPLE CARDS. THE GARMENTS YOU OR- DER ARE CUT AND MADE HERE-NOT SENTOUT OF TOWN TOBE BUTCHERED AS THEY ARE IN NINE CASES OUF OT TEN BY THE SO-CALLED MERCHANT TAILORS WHO CLAIM ALL THE VIR- TUES IN THE DECALOGUE. OUR CUTTER IS HERE IN THE FLESH—NOT REPRESENTED BY A CLERK; OUR WORKMEN ARE PAID THE HIGH- EST BILL PRICES FOR THE GARMENTS THEY MAKE, BUT IN TURN WE DEMAND FROM THEM THE HIGHEST ORDER OF WORKMANSHIP—AND WE GET IT. IF YOU WANT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER COME HERE. IF YOU WANT READY- MADE CLOTHING COME HERE. OUR READY- MADE GARMENTS ARE MADE UP WITH AN AMOUNT OF CARE AND ATTENTION ENTIRELY UNKNOWN TO THE SO-CALLED MERCHANT TAILORS WHO SEND THEIR ORDERS OUT OF TOWN TO BE CUT AND MADE BY THE CHEAP- EST KIND OF HELP-SIMPLY PAYING A COM- MISSION TO THE MANUFACTURER, AND THEN, FORSOOTH, THEY ARE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTH- ING. SAKS & COMPANY, TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, 128 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. 3G gXcH oBtENTaL FLOUNcING, 49c, AT Double Combination, TLth st. se. BBR OT rrr # Pp ot Ree "r" HO ss Bb oH ge OF OUTH Ss BBO RR OT «HO Sag8 > STUART. City. Fob, 26th,a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Frank G. Stuart, 430% Sth st 8 SCHOYER. West Washington, Feb. 21st, 2 son to Mr and Mrs Louis Schoyen 1213 S0iu ee” BURROWS. West Washington, Feb. 25th, » son to Mr. and Mra. Geo. Burrows, 28 South st. Feb. 26th, adaughter to Mr. and Mrs Cat se ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. MACABOY. City. The birth occurring before Feb. 1d we caniot publ DRIVES FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 18T. Join Jost 836 INFANTS’ SHIRTS. Fine Zephyr Shirts, high neck and long sleeves, in 3 25 CENTS EACH. ‘Warranted 3c. goods. JERSEYS. Vest Front, Embroidered Jersey, jons, 21.48 EACH. Usual price $2.19. ‘The Combination, HOSTERY. Misses’ Navy and Seai Brown Ingrain Cotton Hose, aud Misses’ Black Derby Ribbed Hose, sizes 6 to 834, 15 CENTS PAIK. Warranted 25 cent goods. CORSETS. ‘The “8. ©.” French. hand-made Satin Corsetsoffered for the first time to-day. 2.00 RACH. Guaranteed full value 83,50, HANDKENCHIEFS. ‘Real Linen, 14g in, hemstitched, white handkerchiefs, 11 CENTS EACH. Warranted 15 cent goods. JACKETS. For to-morrow we will sll a few English Plaid Walk- ing Jackets, with Sik hood, at 32.59 EACH. ‘Wednesday we resnme former price, $3.48. NIGHT ROBES. Afew of those fine Muslin Night Robes, tucked, ruf- fied and embroidered, 6y CENTS EACH. Warranted regular 98c. goods, GOSSAMERS. A new lot, Brown and Gray Gossaners, with hoods, 79 CENTS EacH. Guaranteed value, $1.25. BBR EON & NNN Ben NNN BBB i coe EK € E re © ae cco Hikes D*sscns CAMBRIC, 3X, AT THE Double Combination, ith st. uixé Dusss Goons We have upened fiiiy pieces choice styles in real INDIA SU-KS. couprimng all the latest shudes and novelties. 400 pieces FRENCH SATTEENS, imported and se- lected for our especial - The largest and most complete stock in the eity. 100 pieces of new FAKENCH DRESS GOODS in choice styies aud new weaves, checks and plaids in reat vanety. New styles in GINGHAMS, Piush and Tinsel Ging- haime with plain to mateb. PAKASOLS in ail the new styles to match dress goods. New HOSTERY aud UNDERWEAR, Our REMNANT CUUNTER is filled with great bar- wains, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. _X. B The beatis the cheapest. 28 [27s samen MOLL CAPS, SOILED, 5c Double Combination, 1241 Lith st ae. — Estas, 1830, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR, 12TH ST. Spring styles SILK HATS, 85, 86 and 83. Spring styles DERBY HATS at 82, $2.50, 83, 83.50, $4, $4.50. FELT, CLOTH and TOURIST HATS, GENTS OPERA HATS. CHILDREN, BOYS" and YOUTHS HATS and CAPs, ‘Silk, Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca and Ginghain UMBRELLAS. CANES. CANES, nf CANES. | ax ze SHIRTS, ALL SIZES, 8c, AT Double Com £253 uh st. ae. JRPcetiow mx Pusce oF WINTER OVERCOATS. TO ORDER~$15 TO $20. W. 8. TEEL, 28 935 Penpsyivania avenue. 4i BUTTON VENETIAN LISLE GLOVES, 120, AT Combination, Uthat.ce Unease ao Ave Unseen ies i: ortablee, Hosiery, Gloves, Freres ‘ ees Cua. Luiderweat, bo, a Se epee oo poe 3g $25.3 bee ort Asx Usxxarcassre Barca Ix LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ‘To-morrow (Tuesday) Morains we shall place he beat bargain in Muslin Hubbard carinente are uy fore been sola ae Our price, 750. Me, jiytualis, present E'Gich purchaser with twenty-five cent (Second floor: take elevator.) i WOODWARD & P | Revorwriox Ix Suanes. Jecrill place on sate to-morrow morning the following extraordinary bargains in Teady-mnade ‘indow Shades Colored Hollaud Window Shad 1 ches widewspring Poller, all‘ ‘colors Only jor Holland Window Shadea2 yards 10 26 iuches widewpriny roller, brase curtain p attached. all colors. Only 43¢. each, Colored Opaque Window Shades, yards lot 37 inches wide spring roller.bracs curtain ‘acued, al colors. "“Ony Be. each, The same suse 7 feat lon ouly Zhe. cach. ihades,spring rollers, cur- Decorated Win tan pulls attached: 81 quality dropped to 7c, each. $1.tSauality dropped 10 She each, S153 quality dropped to sf esche Window Shades and Curtains made and hn by cristeuesl mien, af ie lowent prices Zoe work can bedone for. Satisfaction cusranteed. (Third floor; take elevator.) + : oy bo HE street north- Tas | deo Or Dhaessxaxers and custoruers is called to our excellently s6- lected stock of Linings, embracing al] the finest and unproved fabrics, ‘in the largest and inost Yartod array of colors’ and effeets yet shown by us. Considering tue fuct that the fit of a com tune toagrea: extent depends hitch care and discretion should be exerctacd 12 its selection. We meution the following few ‘Specialties, tobe found on our counters at all times. Soft-finished Cambrics, all Dreamakers* UGcich Fine Giles: all shades 11, 1956 15 es soa 5 ide. peryardk English “in Draber 25 per pons Lining fabric—Satin Ploy catgut guar. in ea a no matter how cut out. Th Sling le as ay ‘ng spd durable as the ig PE octonees aud Fast , 18, 22 and 250, . Colors: an Gray Shades, “36-inch. Only 20c. per yard. Float cot Fancy Silesia Tarchls keand sepsis eh, Sas Tar Hintuae(oace Sac side wile the "other,) * nee S: sail dye. Der Paar Bathh 3.3 37-inch Manell Skirting, eray sind white, only ie. per yard. Great variety of other lining materials, such as Wigans, Lenox, Morten, Drilinss, Linea, Clothis, &e., at oar usual low prices. OODWALD « LOTHWUP. ces an elegant asaort- nd foreign products, Ineted with a special i meeting the taato of the ost fasudious, Parisian La Mode Jour- au mnnsually large demand for sue fabrics this spring, eapecially black, which will be elaborately made up with beaded trhuminies, auc will be worn on state and other special occa take especial pride in heing wble to Au estimable stock before «1 if $1.25, 81.25, § coe es snk 50 and 82.79 per Bisek Satin iebadszes, both home and foreign mautifacture. $1.50, a8 x isch af'She Suri’ Bobs home and foreign so 80, 94e., $1, $1.12: 11.20, $1.25, , Dc $1, 81.1234. $1.20, iHetinecctdlag the best sj figh Wokine and dursble. dial "91, 61.25, 91,35, 81.90, BLSO per yard. ‘These Bask Rea ceeaten Golb ttees faa: eign manufacture, of © superior filish; clegaut 45,81, $112, $1.25, @1.50. 81.75, 62 and 9235 2 ack Bh Hiiadzimlr, @1.25 and $1.50. Black “ ew suk Black Aruire Merveillons, anew weave of nee wuperior fil Sid ‘rare’ wear-reeiating qualities. Ouly 81.2 bap ene line of 8} ud St Silk Fabrics, eapectally for combinations a5 Summing p murpores. Falige of qualities, styles and rich color- i the seasou’s leading cect, Vite and Black Striped Surais 81 per yard, Black Arures, with tine wilte stripes aud ines, Black Striped Satin. Duchesse in handsome brocades” aud’ fille eftects, $1 1254 $1 $Uats¢ and $1.50 per yard Faille Francaie, inal ins (ean Fale an Teadinge spring 28 _WOODWARD & LOTHROP. N®™* CURTAIN SCR SCRIM, 7%, AT THE Double “63 seer nets Arne Tins Strom AND COLD SNAP WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE SPRING WEATHER. DURING MARCH AND APRIL A SPRING OVERCOAT WILL BE A MOST USEFUL ARTICLE, AND NO ONE WHO RE- GARDS HEALTH AND COMFORT WILL CARE TO DO WITHOUT ONE. THE BEST NEW YORK AND PHILADEL- PHIA MANUFACTURERS ARE REPRE- SENTED IN OUR STOCK, AND WE ARE ABLE TO SUIT ALL TASTES, FROM THE PLAIN AND QUIET TO THE “NOBBI- EST.” WHETHER ONE WANTS AN OVERCOAT AT $12 OR AT $35, WE CAN SHOW EN- TIRELY NEW STYLES AND MAKES, AND A CUSTOMER IS SURE OF FINDING ONLY FASHIONABLE AND MODERN GOODS ON OUB TABLES. IN FINE SILK-LINED GOODS WE HAVE THE VERY NEWEST AND BEST THINGS FROM THE BEST NEW YORK MAKERS. WE DON'T ALLOW ANY ONE TO SHOW FINER GOODS, NEWER STYLES OR LOWER PRICES. THE NOBBIEST STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN AKE MADE OF ENGLISH CHEVIOT, LIGHT COLORS. SOME ARE LINED WITH SILK TO THE EDGE OF LAPELS; OTHERS PLAIN LININGS, : PRICES FROM $12 TO 925. EB BARNUM & 00, 128 931 Pexnsrivata AVEWUR, O15, YARD REM: § 702 INANTS OF SOILED ALBA- 1 TO 3 YARD REMNANT LAWN, 1c, Double Combinati R53 Teed Lit wt 8 1914-1916 ae cae ave. Loxos Furen Asp Goan COMBINED. ‘Filters and removes all impurities from the water. the Filtered Water. Each Filter is provided with an Ive Chamber tocool For sale by J. W. BOTELER & SON, _f28-3t" 923 Penusylvanis ave. Dix Goons FOR THE SPRING. GOODS DAILY. OUR 40 INCH DRESS GOODS IN GRANITE MIXTURES, SMALL CHECKS, PLAIDS AND STRIPES AT 50 CENTS PER YARD, ARE BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR THE MONEY. omney ane a bast quod for the pice 8 be Fine Surah Silke st 76c., $1 and 81.25. vantal pelo ta Ole W. W. BURDETTE & 00, 226-38 No. 928 7th st, and 706 K st. nw. WE ARE RECEIVING NEW SPRING DRESS French Goods, in All-Wool and Silk ‘and Wool, ‘and 9150, auywi wht etruaramios to wear wou,'? 82 TORY Fant 9 99,2 Pico of Beautiful French Sattem at 30c. and 1} 00 Pieces of Prench Styles in American Ratteon at Shirts for Gentlemen, Ae. each. Hovsrxezere Goons. ‘This new department at the Palais Royal has jumped. into popular favor. Its estimated over 2,000 people patronized the department today. ‘The propristot of a well-known hotel invested over $200 in House- Keeping Goods to-day. The special sale continued to-morrow. £9 Over 1.000 garments were received Saturday, February 26th, and are now on exhibition in the Cloak Department of the Palais Royal. 180 RAGLANS AND NEWMAREETS. English Tweeds, Checks, Stripes and Plain Colors, with and without hoods and capes, Prices, $5.98 to $20 each. 9" Made to our special order. Fit, finish and style guaranteed first-class. 240 BEADED VISITES. Ottoman and Gros Grain Silk, satin lined, trimmed with polished and unpolished cut-Jet beads and fringes. Prices $13.98 to 942, Ew- Undoubtedly the finest assortment of Beaded ‘Visites ever exhibited in Washington. 360 CHILDREN’S COATS. ‘Fancy English Tweeds. Very Istest London styles, made to our order. Superior;Tailor-made Coats from $3.49 to $10.98. 240 WALKING JACKETS, English Melton Cloth, Tweeds, Broadcloth, ete, in ‘Stripes, Checks and Plain Colors, such as Fawns, Drabs, Tans, Browns, ‘Tailor-made and finished with patent stays, eatin Unings, ete., etc. Frices, $5.98 to $15. Piel bral és 5 erere 2ALeh ar ad rid’ AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION. ‘We quote the following as extraordinary values: 100 doren Genuine English Fancy Striped Hove for Spring wear, no less than 40 different styles, at 4c. 50 dozen French Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose. Tans, Slates, Drabs, etc., ete. 68c.; good value at 750. 100 dozen new shades of Plain Colors in Ingrain ‘Hose, white heels and toes,19c, ; sold elsewhere for 26c. 100 doren Children’s English Derby Ribbed Hose, all sizes and colors, for only 220.; good value at 250. PPP) RRR Tl NN KX GGG B85 PoP RR Il NNN GG wi ob RMR TT ONAN 8 cq Sy88 Pp RR MW NNN GGG U uU NNN ppp Fs U NNN DD a — U NNN DD UO NNN D Dp Se UU NNN DDD EEE R WwW iow ow ERR FEE RHR WwWWwwWw rR kf ROR WWWww rE EE RRR wwww E E RR We REE EEE R RW ‘The new Jersey-shaped Ribbed Underwear for Spring ‘wear now on exhibition, Spun Silk, $1.98 to 85.68. All colors, Lisle Thread, 98c. to $1.98. All colors, Balbriggan, 44c to98e. All styles. Ganze, 25c. to48c. All styles, £27 Several desicns in Colored Underwear are the exclusive property of the Palais Royal. NNN REE Wow w AXX EO Wwwww NNN Fe Wwww NNN E ww ww NNN EEE wow Sg PPP ERR. bs Gea. eke Pe EPR TORN N &°% age Br BME RAN 2 oo Say B EE NR Ga NNN OO V VEREL TITTM ERE 88g NNNO OV VE L | ey ae PREG BS Bef fice ca Nkx‘oo ‘W’ Eeetu 7 ikme sss Secured by the buyers when in New York last week Row exhibited on the Palais Royal counters. FEATHERS. Ostrich Tips, 3 in bunch. G8c.; Pompons, 68e.; Ow trich Tips, variewated colors, #1.68.£ £27 Now shades; never before shown in feathers, RIBBONS. ‘New colors in extra wide Moire Silk Sash Ribbons, $1.48.; with fancy edge, $1.98, FLOWERS, 500 bunches, gems of Parisian art, as high as §3.68, as low as 25c. a bunch. PARASOLS. ‘Two cases opened Saturday; more will arrive daily. See our Carriag» Shades of Black Silks, with colored satin linings, $1.38 to $2.38 each. 2 500 “Gloria” Umbrellas, at $1.50. What do you pay elsewhere for imitation “Gloriat CURTAINS. Thisdepartment is a new oue, and is stocked with | the latest imported novelties. ‘The variety and prices | will surprise you. BASKETS. A few dozen; queer shapes; some trimmed with rib- ons, some bronzed; no trash, Moderate prices, DRESS GOODS. Satteans, plain and figured; new spring colors, 330. syard. Foulard Silks, figured, 98c. 9 yard. China Silks, figured, 8c.» yard. 7" Comparison of prices and variety with any firm in the country requested. LACES. 10 pieces Black Silk Chantilly Lace Flouncings, 42 inches wide, $1.68 to $6.98 a yard. 10 pieces Spanish {Guipure Lace Flot beavy silk, 42 inches wide, » $1480 93.98 a yard, 2 pieces Hand-run Black Spanish Luce Flouncings, 42 inches wide, 86.68, worth $9, 35 pieces Nets aud Narrow Laces to match. [a7 Those 1sces are scarce and our prices very Jow, ‘considering the quality. bgdead FANS, One caso 49¢. each, feathers both sidea Colors— Pink, blue, maize, white. ‘Ono dozen Ostrich Feather Fan, inlaid sticks, 2.98. Note the price, GLoves. S-button Undressed Kid Monsquetaires, tans and browns, enibroidered backs, 98c. a pair. 4 and 6 button Dressed and Undressed [id Gloves, tans, brown, gray, lates, embroidered backs, 680, 8 pair. ‘Taffeta (silk and linen), all colors aud black, 25c. » Pair. 100 dozen Silk Mousquetaires, 8 to 15-button lepgths; all prices PAL ROYAL. (A. LISWER, Hole Proprietor and Manager.) 1117-19 PENNGELVAMIA AVR AND 601 TO 407 SEE BS, We fas WANTED--HELP. __WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN FOR COOK, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE QOLORED Wester ser akan gua g | Woe, ce ouinn ced ree ae Fg 17th stow. By at G7 Dd st we a MAN, TO COOK, WASH A} 455 rca family; must stay nights. TATEL| N HONEST, cet ae am to Cook, ‘wash ie Waxes $10. Bring referetices, ae 708 £ ae ANTED-I8 A SMALL PRIVA Were Se AC ee Germaz Woman as clamberniald sud Gece Hox 105, Star off ANTED A. NEAT W HITE: TE GIRL AS NURSE. FOR child. pear three ua : quired; csi at 1312 1: gametes Ue W -ANTED—ASSISTANT M1 LINERS, ALSO SEV- 11 our new millinery depat THEPALLISROVAL, conn’ Boma sais egnd AMID = a fron, and a ‘Ad WANTED-BYA [A RESPECTABLE c COLOREDGIRE Wineeta rs and waitress references can be givea.” Rddnes Tt FR VATE, Star office. ANTES By TWO TOONS MEN Taree ae Wit ecquaicted with the tae Siruatipns as or ters in store, or to ietcines Sony S03 bet weit PDELANES WaANTED=BY A A COLORED > WOH A -aREATION as chambermaid: willing and obliging; Orst-class reference. 1809 8 st. 2.W. at WASTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN gout hilt Siierateage oa we aT | me Wastep By EDITH LEWIS A PLACE | Si DO iy general housework in aismuall fazily. Apply at 13 a. th wt 5% Sei WANTED AN EXPERIENCED AND FORRE: vairig gloves. “The Palais ‘Hoyele corue® Pein sylvauia avenue aud 12th st i Waits COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO V several uousemrk fof aii o twos, wtite pe erences required. Apply aiter'5 30 p.m Sarin ecied WANEDIA COMPETENT WOMAN TODO Soneral housework iia fauly’ oF twos mist stay at nich” Address, with Dame aitd residence of Teter Shee AM. He, Star Office, a5 ‘WASTED SITUATIONS FOR 4 FRENCH AND German Nunery Governtwa: ales Sint tt Lady" STEWS beNbdaE' Sos y ANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN, A PI Face mally ma competent infants and invalids, Call st 1700 N ek new. £28-2° sSTED AgUE, SOWUNIA aR Teliable : yanteof all kinds furmished at siortest notice, 508 Eaut Capitol st. Le3we Wits FIRST-CLASS MAN AS DEPOT ‘at Palmer House, 421 11th st. Wintec 3 NEAT, CLEAN, WHITE OB COL- cored Gi to dg ligt chamberwork atid walt an apartment, reference ir DICKSON, 1720 st. 1. Way mornings, from 9 to 11. WARTER ONE GOOD CARPENTER BOR 4 FEW days. Apply to GEO. W. CORBETT, 318 8th st, nw. Witten GENTLEMAN TO TRAVEL SHORT distances for an entab lished firm: food references lary $15, f ? required: anlar @12 weckly for baginning. Apply, @ ANTED-A COLORED MAN 10 SCRUB FLOORS ae [¥ STORE, it NTED_Q0OK Fp = SMALL FAMILY IN THE cos references required. Appl ae 4 Towa Cirle, 8 10 10 au and 5 to 8 p.m. ANTED-EXPERT CALIGRAPH OPI On, rience and rate of speed. Ai “pichatiox Star office. 128-3t Witih orien FOR Ban cae ee wane" ipo Laing ee peicane ‘and ANTED-_DRERSUARERG AT ONCE; Wi week orst home, Cau give good ref Address Bor 118, Star office" WANTED-BY A REFINED AND EDUCATED of quiet nabite s postion as housekeeper, of ion: make herselt : Beat reference wit MiSs Hit bar ofce, Dest, fyference given. Wiekerm. KNOWN NAT, LABOR BUREAU. cipfor say, capacity, for phi 63 =r in househSlan hoteley stores vere Dut: weirs Waiters, iar ae dairy. i 1K, 517 7th st areas mee | GERMAN W¢ thee iS: Sete! Ea ‘a maid, hor ag care growing children. veomme French, best Sede Feterencon pee ve city. Adareag Sf. Star office. ‘ANTED—AN EXPERT CALIGRAPH OPERA- tor, ero to writing from tion; DO. ice Reed apps: Indy preferned, Adareem with: ex: perience’ and! Gnd pelcrenses, STENOGH AP! are mare, WAXTED-A SERVANT FOR GENERAL HOUSE. ‘work in small family: must be good cook and Jaundress and have Washiugion reference. Aply be- ‘tween 1 2 o'clock at Pee AND CANVASSERS: EXTRA Ww indnoements for good men on instalment goods. Room ith 128: ANTED—A TIDY WHITE GIRL, AT DINING ‘aud Lunch Room southwest vorner 3th and G sts nw. £283 V y ANTED—COLU:! 5 YMENT AGENC men and women cooks, waiters, general hone: workers, chamberinsids; German "women always Wanted, and for all kinds domestic labor, with refer ences. 308 East Capitol st, Est ad \ ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, LOCATED outside lange cites, te ist bis fed isible house: monthly salary ‘oc fart WANUEACTUREL Sb LPs Lock Be x 1585, Vv TANTED—LADY On GENTLEMAN. TO INVEST $500 in au office business in New York city that would provide, af their conventence, a permanent pom: tion for them at a salary of 1.200 per year: rare op L portuly fpr person ly ofies te portlet Lo ot Position. Address J.C. MARS! "Ave. Hotel, Xow York City. 6-20" WANTED. COOKS. CHAMBERMAIDS. NURS: men cooks, waiters, farmers, women for out city; Dring references. (Swedish and German women slays sees ¥. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F st.n.w. ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING nd fitting by the actual measure and square rule, at reduced price; cutting. fitting and patterns cut 1 1010 Fst. n.w., Walter Building. £26-1m WinteD=a DRAFTSMAN ey 88 FIRST-CLA! diraftaman can secure employment at ouce. PT. DODGE, 908 F st. 2 ANTED — A GENTLEMAN WITH } TaMeTTED amount of capital to, to, represent New York, pub; beguaelanes Hangs ‘preferred Addroas “NATIONAL EN CAMEMEN TP Star oft. £26.20" OMPETENT CANVASSER 7 A CO’ R W iiteton'e cyclopssdia of Amsrtean Biseraphy ors sioted in ais royal ogiave volumes: goed terms | £ be completed in DS yarte Daya at 434 7th at. nw. second floor. B oe ANTED—50 WOMEN COOKS, Ww $10 TO $20; Hongeworkers, Nurses, Waitresses, Laundr ‘Men Cooks, ters, Drivers and Dairy'Men, for cit and country, once: NATIONAL cera u, WANE —A YOUNG WHITE GIRL, TO - NURSE children and do chamberwork. “Apply 619 3a st Wy aNTED ‘A FIRST-CLASS WHITE. aie mn; Must be # good driver. Inquire at the Arlington, 125-1w Wat NDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by ladies. Sen and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, with references. 717 M st. n.w. 124-61" TE WANTED GMEN AND WOs TO CALL AT ‘once. White and colored women cooks, $10 to, $20 gGuambermaids, nurses. scrubs and mien cooks OOMBS & BURGESS, Euployment Bureau, 926 F st nw 33-Gt" V EN TO START A NEW Dusiness at their homes: easily learned in an hour; uo peddling; 10c. to, hour made daytime or evening; send 10c. for 24 samples and a packae of material to commence work on. - Address TALBANY UPPLY CO., Albany, 119-308 ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE GIRL AND BOY tw mind children and make herself generally use- fulina private fauuily. Apply at once at 921 Dt. n. 5 t ‘ANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT their own homes: 87 to $10 per week can be Serre No photo, once, ChEsE EN Hira nag ery RON a ry WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMSAND Kitchen or part of an unfurnished House or Flat for light hor ping: Bo children, and references JMFORT, Star office. 126-3t* WANTED—HOUSES. Waste EXOWN THAT ONLY RELATE and competent. servau and colored, with city references. SObMES 3 ares Be GES! yment Huresu, #30 F at. je FOR_RENT—ROOMS. ‘OR RENT—1203 Q ST. _N.W. | HANDSOME ey Rooms, with three lance oscta a bab eer, er “either espe mes overioo je. only #25 per ‘month from Starch Ist.” Also, lane parlor, bed-rooms firw Moor. = JOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR Fok RT TEV eEED, Weg SINGLE OF ment to cat f28-3t" (OR RENT — TAR 1CATING Daa Turaiatiod with wee of panier: a gs. B10 Tat. nw. JOR RENT—LARGE HANDSOME ROOM. WITH bath-room attached ; good board. At 902 14th at. nw. 18-3 \OR RENT—SECOND FLOOR ROOMS, EN SUITE, southern exposure, 17403" at.u.w." e3t OR RENT_TWO PREPTILY 1 SOUTER SRE, Ond floor Rooms, together OF singly; one suitable for “office also” "Room" on first floor: sumtiner ree Movestn we RENT _—UNPURNISHED_TWO_VERY NICE Parlors. with bay window; strictly private. beal 3 igcation: near cara and stage; forma reasonable, "133 pate On RENT—THREE DESTRARLE FRONT ROOM ‘unfurnished to = feinily without children, st fidians aveuue: reference Fequred. ‘eat QE, RENT-PARLOR AND COMMUNICATING Chambers; superbly furnished; private fam- sgvpt leo tan Sowurtown rates, "2730 ath st ot ar eS Ro frasant front ttoom, OF two. persons: window, new brick ‘house, heated bath-rovin; Use of parlor, modern improvements ; street cara the oor references: jf nb Se ene eed, Fined home cor peasonnbis ratene 14 10th wt, between G and Hees? Penn. ave. n.w. 630 R RENT—SMALL MAND BOARD FOR itleman for $25 per month. Also, best oe pore for two or three persons st Inland ave. ‘ode irom Ebbite, News and Willard Hovelas FOR RENTONE ROOM ON SECOND, FLOOR: southern exposure; also one on third floor: aise: caknaaofy aes See Sg FOR, BENT ONE LARGE UF, FRONT ROOM with wood closet, third story, ticat and gus. for 85; Teferences exchanmed. 22 ‘Net. ILW- ‘convenient 10 ‘OR RENT—AT 1112 H ST. N.W., ONE NICELY furnished front room, suitable for ‘one or two gen- Hig i test, bein aides st reumeatls ten OR RENT_1708 L. GT. NEAR CONN. ia Oa | 3 one large unfurnished Room. with heat andclosets 77 also, furnished Ruvuis; moderate rent. W.,, SECOND FLOOR 126-30" LOR LENT—915 F ST. N. front Koom, furnished, witi private bath, beat and 25-1 irae JOR RENT—ONE LARGE atdsomely furnished, st ave. cor 22d OW RENT-NIGELY F story front, with board: gentieunan preferred. 407 aust iw oe Gh neer=-PaEIOn AuD Gwe een-soOmnr YOF fauully or gentlemen, with or without. board: 1015 14th st. news 126-5 FOE, RENTCA BEAUTIFUL SUITE OF 1WO Unfurnished Rooms on first ticor, also suite of two ‘on necond, ina hew liouse, heated by steam and beauti- fully papered: water at all seasons: Referenten.Addrese Box 81, Star office. FOR RENT_UEAUTIFUL CONNECTING PAR. E’ ore, pocond floor corner boune, new, south and rou we room. i a required, 1701 Kote awe Hoe ‘OR, RENT_TWO, COMMUNICATING | ROOM: floor, adapted and used. ss physician's ote! farniahed front room third 14th st. n.w.. Boe R RENT—450 Q ST. N.W.—TWO NICELY FUR- Ener table for ight bonne coping; silver and table linen Turnistied, price, 813. NTED—A HOUSE, WITH MODERN | 1M- rovemnents, about 7 Tooms; possession gtely;; location Capitol Hu iress PERUASEST, Wnty GPNILEMAN IN GOVERNMENT service. Furnished House until December, or part gf time, Willing to pay $30 per mo.; guarantee, care; highest references. tar office £28-3t* Winten 5 FURNISHED oo POSSESSION March 15; moderate rental for the summer; or a house to take care of while faunily are away for the summer. Best of references, “adaress Be Star oftie d.2t" WANED-A WIDOW WITH GROWN SON, NO children, would like the care of a House for the summer; best of references, “Address A'S. HL. Star office. 2 WAS TED__A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE for two months from about 15th of March, some- where in the vicinity of Square, for first: class ey without small children, who are willing to rent; one with servants would be Bre | eas Yevrode Apply to hws J FISHER SCO, 124 F 135-3 ws FOR CASH CUSTOMERS “HOUSES IN northwest; prices from $4,000 to $8,000. Also, suuall Houses and desirable, Building a from We havecustomers waiting to buy. McKIE | BINS HERBING, 1391 Fst, st. Dw. RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, muitable for light housekee| e15 per month. Fissuabie tri with three large wint 2114 Penna. ave. n.w. RENT—BEIGHT, CHEERFUL, NICELY FUR- Fact Rona in ew house. ‘with all modern = cictmdectiomel ans in, meal, plainer. mara; Hees tare? Rist ead erences BS T- FS PRETTY POE FURNISHED PARLOR Fa: BENT A ae on third floor, heated by grate and furnace, at 920 14th st. n-w., bet. I and K. opp, Erank- ae a YOR RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Fetnomin jow house, southern ex ponte new Petiton ofce. within Ave inih- Utes" walk of Patent aud Post offices; $30. per inonth. Hoda nw. ‘f25-08 oR RENT FURNISHED (OR UNFURNISHED rooms: ith private bath; references given and re- ‘Quired. 1601 It. n.w. 24-60 WANTED- MISCELLAN —s V ANTED—TO _RENT- ‘ORE OB Wate brick work, roo! ing, Yaintlage ete te, Tor ites Seatory a " yet, 0 ri ticht Houses: Plans aiid specitications at 1322 Gch sunw. 226-3" W:X25D-4 COUPE HORSE 16 HANDS, mIGH, aust be youn, sound, wentle, weler; bay preformed, “Address ox 140, Stat oilces ES ANTED—TO | BUY A GOOD SECOND-HAND ‘Adarees, piano for, stating price, &., D. T. K,, Star offic 226-31 ANTED—TO BUY PAN ELECTRIC TELE: phone Address WILLIS, Star office.f26: V ANTES FIVE ‘HUNDRED COMMON PIGEONS at 1dc,each. LAVENDER & KOTT, 401 Center ‘Market or 215 Northern Liberty Mar! 'ED—SECOND-HANI (TURE, CAB- ee feather Bede, and all Finds of House. Pets, Stoves. pola surpiture, for which the ighest cash price will ANTED <TAMg ores . PLUMBER, GAS Al Steam F ee Eajunates furnished Zor roc ‘and foes iaterial Rrst-class. 1014 Pa ave, o-im V TANTRD_EVERYBODY 10 USE AROMATIC juill Drops. Aflord instant relief in cases of Sore OR RENT—COR. OTH ST. AND MASS. A’ ‘two rooms, sout ‘exposure with board. Per month, two persous in each changed. 8 Tou Reference ex- fis-12t" t RENT—THREE LOOR APART. pare ie en j-clase board: ‘on same floor bed front room if desired. "1140 Couuecuicut ave. mot JOE RENT—ises FST, FURNISHED OR UN- aie furnished rooms; refereiices given and for business. NT_ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, FIRST FT Te ae re bait besten ee iieated, opposite new Pension Office and within five minutes’ walk of Patent Office. 449 G st. uw. f14-eod,2m RENT. DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT BOOMS Fer snd win! for both tehed; bay indo wr: lafwe clomcta very comforts termini e730 Fz RENT_TWO Spee SECOND. {a sailstactory and permanent tenant.” 15530 22 story south front Rooms, ‘Cettral; beat threo line cars alti fortwo ‘or three Fee RENT—PERSONS LOOKING Erie | are cordially invited to call at our of Surauce, 1228 F at w. FOR RENT—OFFIOCES. Fo, RENT—A SUITE OF DESIRAB organs | F erate" Wa. Wake « 916 F st. n.w. sonable rent. 126-3t* FOR RENT—STORES. ‘Throat, Couchn, Hoameness, Bronchitis, 6.10 cents auox. "At dr pet TED-D, ce DRISCOLL, CARFENTER AND Prices reason: . Ne. ew. Jobb Brosapay etvended to. F WAXTEDISTHAM, DYEING AND_ CLEANING. en nae! ‘am prepared clean oF dye ladies’ oF genileiyerts clothing i best Sorkitaslive taper and on chore notice: 57 dour | > POSENTL GTS se, opp. the Poruand. fa7-Sa ANTED-AT GEN. E. ia to wtcr at Bjorn boxetalia, race gf Boru: SEERA ay ccties Tour arora NTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- Witehitieed trom shyetiiuers: thstane bn Sa os Suara Waa, COMMISSIONER Roary DREDS TE spans, Jatin BRET Dig a Nene seas BOARDING. x ED _ ROOMS, sauce CLASS EE ‘Pranalent 2016 Utew ies AND ROOMS —' povateceece SL ne 816 per mani, 96 per weak, oF 75 Ree re ead me ot parame Feats Pere nee mt 2108 E ST. (OR RENT—STORE 200! aT, “128-2w 1338 F street. 7 RENT_STORE, AND DWELLING, NORTH- RO. HOLTZMAN. Bide, 925 48th Conn.ay- wr Dupe cre. $150 R, near sth st. P1r...100 Lith, near 0 st 107.21 LF st. office rooms #2 49 1233.90 st nw 40 Upper part € 33 table tvar 14 Latayeste Sa. 1 Uatayette Sq He ese itive rooms: | ST 150 Gor. 7th and Bs F, sear 18th sf. Vr and Esta. of rmx Prope ed with me for rent or sale is liberally ee cont to the owner. Toriise perty for sal ir send at office, 23 HOLTZMAN, loth ‘nnd Ptah MFORTABLE | STX-ROOM Ls rr o brick house. bay window and ell modern anprove- 05th st. ne, per month ®18. JANET. “ist at mw JOR BI fs. VERY NIC %, Yarmiahed Sra buts sha acne neigubormoods T8460 ot te oneeyth qassonlery ti ex th st. $e. 4 rooms, three'stories, pressed brick {10 $20. CH. KNIGHT, 607 sth et Law. JOR RENT—723 18TH ST. N. Ww. ‘st and Penn. ave. Fooms on the secon, BETWEEN No fares bcaudiful bet lor, Apply Wednesday ain Th from 10 until 4 References nureday + requ OR RENT—1120 17TH 87, BETWEEN bew.: thirteen rooms; handsome lent order. P. F. LARNER, 639 F oR RENT—225 £ ST. NW, AND M how, 8 rooms mt Tou ave, ne mi: Tooins, 121. 123, 3a ones 810. Sik st aw in alley bet. Gand Hand ‘OULLINANE & hcl bin daisy OTT, Ns, ery Pas: me ROR RENT_1903 F st. b £00.00. GEO. W. LIN \3 QOK RENT—1708 AND 1710 F ST. NW. LARGE jiatory and usenet Hosen, with 13 rooms euch, all aprovements; iu good order. "Bent £70, 126-30" Bit WARNER & CO. Fe |) RENT — CENTRALLY Dwellings: all iuprovemenis ; locations trom 812 to 87 $25. Others in good B.A BicINTIRE, BIB F wt. bow. = Tent aO AND 1913 NI ave. 1.w., brick houses, six rooms each, bath aud latrobe” good cou THOS. © WAGGAMA’ fe Dear Lib mw |. FBOLTZMAN, 2 A roo, et JNO. BOWLES & CO, T Kk RENT—DESIRABLE FRAME HOUS! oh at i.w.; eight rooms; newly pape: Pamwed "330, lee ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st_n.w. 908 ‘and | RENT— UNFUR st reap of i RL ae veh stn Ww TYLER & RUPAERPOND, 1256 Pete, 8 ILE ST. &. E.G ROOM ry ati, TONE BEATEN, 1301 F at. ERENT IN ANACOSTIA HG. GRISWOLD, Anacostia FURNISIED. a RENT— 1s08 NHL ave, .-#100 416 #0 1nd) Gets wor 70 1310 Tat uw Sr Theabove puss be queues ous goflice oul. “HUM AS BUSINESS CHANCES. ME WASHINGTON SAPP DEPOSIT COMPANY AND FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WARELOUSE, 916 PA. AVE, N. W. (South Side.) Persone going sbrond, or leaving. the city should | avail themselves of the advantages ollered ba Vauy dor the aie kee ius of Yond, securities, Jewelry, jate and other valuables. Ciotlitue. pal worke art, Manos, Drie-a-brec, Tugs. carpets, &e Ge can, stored at low rates. Take action before, tather than Aller, )OUF Valuatienare stolen or burned, Office Hourw: 9am. to 4 p.m. £26-6m — (Saturdays, 9a. m, to p.m) M. ESTOCKETT & CO, 434 ¥TH ST, NW, tiake Phila, Pat. Back Blnuk Books Perforating “aud iow books t ole, we will eall. EASE FOR SALE OP LARGE STORE AND 4 Dwelling on ¥th st mw. Terms onsh. Or would exchange for realestate, Apply to E. A. mol Tike, G-2u" Ck OF THe Ww JOR SALE-TRE PRINTING OF) ate Withiwm Hf deceased. including two Pap Laupowiuge Stone, larce lot ‘SPC, KC, ad jocmied at G33 F et h.w..whese it ean a cemmamaie rout” Apply to "ALBEIT felis at a he roar ‘av. aw Tat nw.ntore, 36.00 1010 8. Caprio 5, 10.80 Bet. nevoreg. 1800/Kaw.4r-new". 00 6041 ue, 4x, 13.00) 3t* _"A.8. CAYWOOD, cor. 9th and K ste. n. w. 1819 Gat, lor, m1. 2134 Tat, os tee BENT = 7 BOARDING - HOUSE, | FIFTEEN rooms, large dining-room. house in the best cou- ition: comer apd i near Guvt. Print, oe, | Sony to FW. CALLAGHAN. S31 N. Capitol Jad Boundary st.drs..10 Boundary st-4r...10 304 G st., 6 st. 7 rs. oundary si., 678. I7thst., Gr. road, 9F, 10 $03 Bh Bree eae EP a es bese, di aud Pa ave. 201 3.401 7th ree: Stable, rear 1416 poke. "Roe full bat call’ at office for. b Cae ede Sie iat and (Sth. ffes) rHos me WaGoawan lOUSE, 511 1 Hed Inquire, M HOUSE ‘NT—226 7TH STSE.A 10: ae ae wow Fe RENT 1533 OTH ST. N. W. TWO STORY frame Dwelling, Sve rus. food LES 125-3t = ‘HST, N. aw nw mas \¥. RENT—1306 OTH 87 it Pee brick Rouse: 12 rious. ah 5 month; key mi 4, PIERCE ‘E PLACE, ar pons ROOM otra AY ‘STALEY. RICK HOU! ge tat ee visors me perfsct condition. - H | | | | KPO. ADDRESS: Ss an. ‘are of ‘wen caret fy the ccm ot stats an the Dies righ ta Co, and Col. 8.1. Suit’ ~ FOX, Executor. 7M. J. LATIMER, SURVEN: Wis ake ae 3-E. Lather, Washington. D. uustant practice ws laud survey: Prince George's and Montgomery, trict of Columbia.” Keter rie, eg. nt Nath of Higgs & (COMMERCIAL OFFICE. 938 ru ESTABLISHED for the purpose of of bumwens chaucen, ict an Drug Btore, Dry Grocery, he. by out Plan you aveld pubicity, which bag au injurious elect Ecabinene Cobaulty Gir interet oy hari Oa ‘ness, if sorsale, left etour office. D_ § 3B, SALE STORES DEUS, ERC Foner daily, Fecrivie, 850. Gr recep wartots other crores vaise, Dining Lou daily income $75. Cou KAMEY. ESO) TAT clas Dusiness cau’ get speci ueu Heir outhtot Job Printine and Enereving. TAN LOR BALA, Book ‘and dob Printers and Engraver, (a th atm, ae U S, STATE, COUNTY, CITY, TOWNSHIP, ¢ school. jas, railroad and corjwration botida, balk: malian ator ks specialty. LOU i CUR: LEA FULLY AD, STMENT BANKER AND LOAN AGENT, 606 LTH ST. S.W Sir. goven and euslit per crut Guaranteed eal Eatate® First Mortagrs wd atx aud ciglt Por cout Debeut re Ponds negotiated. to mans of #100 ware Sariaunusl interest. “Securities for eale. urther information furnished ou application. JOR SALE OR FOR RENT—THE” FOUNDRY Malis nectar ih D.C., situated on Water #t. (ex a full line of rollers. with ecapacity at Flour ® day, aud suppacd with © 1s ot, water from the C. £0. canal. Poor lat, 287, Apply to LOUISA V- SBINSON, ett re Pat io Site mnnae DC, ©. and LS MATTHEWS, 1208 Sint tor ut) Ue vrenioes. AFE INVESTMENS “SIX Ft CENT GUAKAI- ARD. ‘TuUst COMPANY. 2 pak a late Treasurer Salty resident lnterest ad: Principal Pn tore tenical ational Hank of How ors. je sen acim Hintce incu of €209 and ui ‘Thene Firet Mortgage 50 eeeured on ti real eetate iu and sroupd Ouaus, Nebraska, cule ne Eiee a iean unde excoediug forty per ‘ent of the Hon. A. 1418 Fat_nw. 000 POUNDS OF NONPA- of Agate Type, ie fane of “Meth fut, Ie de soll capehioat om tree” Years ous of piu bulk. Ade SIAR NEWSPAPER __ LOST AND FOUND. _ OST_ON FEBRUARY 26TH, 1887, A BUNCH Of six Keys, with button hook’ Pindar re turn to Star other aud receive reward, at Ost SATURDAY EVENING O8 NIGHT 4 GOLD Watch. Fiuder will piease address Star orice. ty OsT—ON FEBRUARY 24, A SETTER PUP. brown Lead aud white and Grown syols oh body fawera to name Bully. Reward i returned to tek i Lee (DIAMOND STUD PLATINA SETTING. ON naturday nicht on 7th street, between F aud the aveuué, Finder rewarded by returuing san toF. A THUEE, 428 7 st uw. It Tg, ON FEBRUARY 21ST OF 22D. A ROLL Dorie Contetutag 690, Blader wer ieviinded "by returuiig to Clerk of the Hanlltou. eae os T— On the 22d, a Diamond and Sapphire Breastyi iste uf crue tuyyoned ur ueat tue Nationa viel aay information leadiug to or recovery of the same be suitably rewarded at 2013 xt. ret 2 REWARD—LOST 4 WHITE SETTER PUP, So einer Sorel ety apd liver st oo tack ho guestions asked. CHENIN, 1243 MMstuw or bo] Mth st nw. 125-30 2. REWARD Fok THE RECOVERY OF POCKET- se and ‘uol's shoe store Address W:0. B oiice s oS. Soper ae. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ain D0 -ra ra fhe Body" of the mat," Doo! 2th nat BEML LAWRENCE, io Inguire S160, aw. K SALE—FARM NEAR VIENNA STATION, W. | Fons zane me va vrchard of various Kinds trait; six-roous house: ou pear voip bors: #2900. BENS. P. DAViS, 1310 Fat 20 JOR SALE—300 ACRES OF VERY FINE FARM. ‘ing land, with fine house sud other bulidings, 1m Foudon, coulty, Va. tear Middieiung. will wat of ea chtanuee for e1 Seat eSHSCTOC EEE ESTATE Co., rs 1420 F at nw, Jrox aexroeaa Ht ‘er country home, Wanita cies WM. S-CALVEHT & Gos 26 Bout st hire. {OK SALE—POR BU; , OK HOME, ree RRENT_FURNISHED 1512 BST. Two. story and barement Brick. 9 roots, all modern ia provements, by tummace aud open Brey laces: ‘will’be rented cheap toa desirable tenant, | 1 ™ ih sta. Beat Dusines focaity in that oy. Stat tho iy Feysired, pojnteg and paperod. “FOr rout separately oF Dwelling, 920 per month. "Sion Stoze and elias BO basa * sob Rew York ave. R, RENT_TO, DRUGGIST THAT EW coraer of Peaniylvania ave. abd 25th et. F p. PARDON, 1520 F a, lw FOR RENT--MISCELLAN. EOUS | #4 STAnLe 2 Ovee OF So eee DEMAND Pa soon Fenn SIGE RXAMIN TION. QUESTIONS Re rte Meera a ae 12-1m* S.W. cor. 8th and K sta, n.w. OF ba ur ow Pires sapecagont es uk st n.w. ‘NEW 2 STORY BRICK HOUSE. gees ——— Paes acres at PR! won, Met. Brauch KK, room House, store and fixtures. A bie sou wantin cifedece” AxTER Raa pa GOWAN, 1008-1010 F st. 120-31 2UK BALE 6 RES OF TERRA COTTA Pa 9b a sas oe eee 2s ae Fn. nm. f24-1w? Fei. SALE— On TEXCHANGE = 4 BE F ‘s Si abuat hell « mile aac a bt rs =, about, half) aa fechas ois 3 Seltovibe ststont ‘Also, & mile frown end of H st. cars. epsretipggeeaepeed WAGGAMAN,