Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1887, Page 2

_ THE EVENING sSiak; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: TUESDAY . Mareb 1, 1897, CResEy 8. MOVES ‘The Evening “tar has bena fide daily circulation m than treble hat of any other daily paper published in a Washington, and wuch greater than that ef alt the other daily papere bere added _tegethor. Some Star Figures for February. ‘The number of new advertisements printed in ‘Tux Evenive Stak during the month of February Just closed was 3,542, being 783 more than were printed in the corresponding month last year, When the aggregate reached 3,062, and 232 more than were printed In the month of January, ‘1837,—Which, it will be observed, contains two more business days than the month of February. ‘The average dally cireulation of Twe Stak dur- ing February, 1887, was 26,200, against 24,321 in February, 1886, and $39 more than the average dally circulation in January last, which was 25,490, ‘The largest circulation for any one day in the Tmonth just past was that of Saturday, February 12th, When it reached 31,226 copies actually sold and circulated! ‘This is the largest ordinary and Tegular edition of the paper ever tssued,—that 13 to say when no extras were published, and when there was no specially exciting or Interesting news to attract public attention, and thus increase ‘the sales of the paper beyond the normal demand, ‘This circulation, within a population of 200,000, is ‘simply enormous, and presents a showing which cannot, ft is confidently believed, be equaled by ‘that of any other journal tn tt world. — ‘The people of Washington desire to express to the President of the Unitea States the surprise and indignation which the Trotter appoimtment inspires, The appointment of Matthews may have been only a blunder; the appolutment of ‘Trotter, Indicating a deliberate persistence In an undemocratic and up-American Line of conduct, 13 seareely less than @ poiltical crime. The people of thls Distriet have no votes, Here a democratic President mayysafely foster undemocratic carpet Dag rule, here a civil service reform President may ‘safely treat the ofices as polllical spotis, here the executive exponent of better methods may safely resort to attempted race bribery. President Cleve, land has taken an upright and admirable course im some great matiers which have been betore ‘him, Did he so act trom principle or policy, a an upright man or as 4 vote winuey? Is principle worth a fig which is sacriticed, where it can be done safely. to childish obstinacy or supposeal per- sonal advageement? Can if possibly be true that im the deteuseiess District alone the President 1s not bound by those principies of local self-govern- went and antl-carpet-bagism upon which the re- public Was founded aud continues to exist; that in the District alone be 1s not bound by the prom- tees of his party in a platform to which he has given his express adherence, and that the District oilies glone are not public trusts, but spotis to he aistributed by President Cleveland to his strikers as he sees fit,—to Chinamen in Just recognition of the fact that they are yellow, or to Indians in just Teeownition of the fact that they are red? ‘This appointment is an insult and a slap in the face to every District citizen, violating pledges apd ignoring natural rights. It isa double tosult to every District democrat, no one of whom ts ft, It seems, to be recorder, a fact compelling the Presi- dent toimpert a negro barber from Beston to fll ‘the office. It isa triple Insult to the colored demo- erats ip the Dtstrict, whe are snubbed personally, politically and a3 cltuens. If the President bad deen sincere in his expressed desire to have the office held by a negro, he would have appotnted a Tesident colored man, of whose confirmation there ‘would have been a reasonable prospect. But some of our colored citizens have shown so much ‘gfatitude at being snubbed in the appointment of @ New Yorker in preference to one of their num. Der that the President doubtless thought that 3 second snub would still further increase his popu- larity among them, and he probably expects them ‘ty lick the hand that spurns them, and to craw! and§eringe for the crumbs which may be expected to fall from Recorder Trotter's oMictal table. ‘The new democratic law ag laid down by Prest- dent Cleveland, iguring in Taney’s shoes, teaches tas no District citizen, white or eolored, demo- eratic of republican, has any rights which non- Tesident negroes (if they are political strikers for @ Presidans of the United States) are bound to Tespect, From this new Dred Scott decision the citizens of the District appeal to the people of the ‘Enited Staves. —_—_— = —___- A correspondent in another column discusses the matles of the scope of the District Commissioners’ discretion im the approval af liquor leenses. It is contended on the part of the probibitionists that Under the terms of the law this discretion Is abso- Jute. It has been maintained on the part of the Commissioners that as the law establishes a Ucense system, and practically protects the licensed Uquor dealers who meet certain requirements, the discretion 13 very limited, and in the doubt as to ‘the construction of the statutes the ‘Comuussion- rs are sald by their eritics to have found no room at all for the exervise of this discretion. ‘There ts, perhaps, a happy medium between the two post oma, On the ane hand It does not seem reason- able to view the discretion of the Commissioners: a8 so broad that all leenses may be Tefused, and the statutes establishing a license system with re- quirements preliminary to license rendered totally inoperetive. On the other hand, the law should ‘bot in reason be so construed as to render the dis cretion granted the Comulssiouers empty and Meaningless The grant of a liquor Ueense to a known house of Hi-fame would seem, for in Stance, to be progerly refused, no matter what preliminary requirements had been met. as we have a Hevase system i should be rigidly: euforeed, Ualiceused Uquor dealing should be cheoked, by suppression where conditions of evil bet Youd these which accompany the Dest conducted licensed saloons exist, aud by compelling Licenses to be taken In other cases, Our correspondent Suggests that # license system is an approach to Prohibition, in that it prohibits ‘eatioeneed aes dealing. Many advocates of temperance accept ‘this View and favor tn cities a very high license as being SU Turther probibition upon the liquor trailic, and, In some lustances, the most effective ‘That cau be obtalued. But those Prubibitiontsts: Who leuk upon u License system ay not a step towards the right, but a compromise with evtl, resist 8 of course on principle im every form 17, wheb 16 ls proposed. Iu the New York legiy’a. ture, Une witra prohibition element is allted with: the liquor dealers to defeat, If possible, the Crosby high Heense iquor bill, which ttuds support, as the best practical uumperiuce measure available, frou Ube ablewt part of the teachers of temper. ance apd morality in New York city, The ultra Prohibitionists cannot, of course, be reconciled to any copstruction Of the license laws of Washing- Yop which does ut, at the option of the Commis. ‘Slouers, cut out all Heenses root and branch. =e SS at ‘eminent statesman who once referred: American partlainentary systeay a9 Uhe tsk oe cee eae not far wrong. 4 model arrangement for the preparation Of legislation before 143 subuutsoion to the body Which 1s to adopt or reject tt, and the most beat ‘ful provision for cutting short a loug-winded de. Dale, DUE we are able Lo accommordate ourgelvesto the evervarying maximum and miniigum de. mands for numerical represeatation in Congres Here, forexaimple, are the states of Florida and ‘West Virgiuia. Bach ts entitied to just two Sena- tors, neither move nor less, has been get Ung along with only one tor the whole of the Focty-uluth Coucress, while West Virginia seems 19 4 fair way tohave three in the Etiticth. Perhaps this is ln the line of the general principle of com: pensation, Which ts the sane in politics as in na. lure. With four Senators between thew, the two States will be #3 well supplied as any other pair Fepreseuted in the chamber. Mr. Call holds over, and the Florida legisiature bas neglected wo fl ‘Mr. Jones's Vacant chair. Mr. Keana also holds over, the governor of West Virginia has appointed Mr. Lucas Senator to succeed Mr. Cuinden; and how the bolting democrats ia the legislature are angry, and threaten Lo elect Mr. Cainden to suc coed hiuself, in spite Of a state law which would igake such election invalid. We may then witness The spectacle of a state represented by three Sen, ators—oue bearing credentials. four years old ay.g Jadisputable; one appointed by the geovernar, in sccordaace With law, and another elected By the Jeghsuakure agate’ Ue Law. a “Belle Boyd, the confederase spy,” Who 1s lecturing tour tn Witnots, has had a conntey editor there arrested toc libel. ‘The geaeman may con- gratulate himeeif that he has que off so easly. ‘The common ruie, where anYOuG says a disrespect- ‘fu Ward about Helle Boyd to print, ts a horsewhip- ing, Of ® chance to look Yown the muzzle ota mardevcos Grearm. Beside such tortures, a paltry Sheri. writ can RANE no terrors for a high- sputied Jourwaiist, IN THE ai tact ate eS Fron ation aig “dies WASHINGTON, Mrs I. V. Stare 931 F STREET, ‘Foo Ladien’ Tailor-made Costumes wo bare opened gn elegant line of 54-inch French Wi ‘WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2D, peice Broad-Cloths, the richest and most besutifully Display ‘Anished waol fabrics yet produced. Fifteen of the mont desirable epring shades. IMPORTED SPRING HATS AND BONNETS.1t ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, RBBB I RRR TMT H H 55g R z H Bog. a Ene zo HuE Sst A Srecuz Grove Bazoas. ier 2 ORS Sus = ‘Numerous ladies who have been unable to se- cure such a Gloxe will beglad to know we have * Just received our own import order of: 50 dozen Ladies’ §-button leysth Mousque- cutee ana} ‘MteChamole-akin Gloves, in assorted shades Oe We than SOR of gray and tan, embroidered en beck. Sposjal shade of dark gray far ladies in mourniag, only 1 per pair, Unquestionably the best Glove made for shopping and strect wear. soARCEGG atret iter Melly: way Pate ond POE ‘est Washington office. present, call at We }REENWOOD. Ale: Va. Feb. to a e FO andi, Va. Fob. 20th, 20 WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. PEARSON. West Ws Feb, 211 dsugh- ter io Mr abd Mix FROMM Peargch, 1558 ath St Monz New Srara Wrars. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. CHILDS. City, Signature required. ‘We have placed on exhibition s handsome line of Black Imported Parisian Short Wraps, made from Ottoman Silks, Grenadines, Jetted Net Velvet, and Light French Boucle, elaborately ‘Beaded, jetted, ornamented and lace-trimmed; also, all-over Jetted Wraps and Shoulder Capes, prices $10 to $50, We have added to our already fine stock many ‘new Spring Jackets, in fancy checks, wide wales and Stockinette Cloths, with and without hoods, ‘The latest is a line of Imparted Covert Cloth ‘Enwlish Walking Coste, in asaarted shados of (ray and fawn, Ippped seams and tailoz-made in every particular. Exceedingly stylish and very popular, ‘We have placed “Farowell” prices on the bal- ance of our Winter Stock of Wraps and Jackets. A purchase now even for next winter will bes ‘We are celine the “SO. imported Freuch hand- wade, embruidered, lao- tried, SATIN CORSET at 2. Guaranteed value, $3.50. See Window Dis- Play. gvod investment. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Beane Srvizs Ix Borross Que Spring Button Stock ia ready for your inspection, and represents tho largest yariety ‘and choicest effecta yet shown by us. We sell buttons, ss everything clas, at the lowest price Possible to name. We call attention’ to’ one fact, substantiating thesuperiority of our buttons, and that is the ‘holes are countersunk and guaranteed not to cut the.thread. We are displaying Plain and Fancy Metal ‘Buttons in cut and uncut steel points and set- tings in flat, half ball and ball shapes. Cut Steel Buttons in the leading shades. All- ‘Sik Tailor-made Button, Plain and Cut Jet Buttons in fiat and bal] shapes, Fine Crochet Buttons in black and colors. Cyt steel Buttons ‘with panel settings in all the sassouable effects, Buttons of almost every conceivable kind and Variety. Prices 15c. to $2.50 per dozen, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘The Spring Overcoat is = product of our ‘higher civilization. Our gyand father knew ‘Rothins of it. Those eminently respectable old gentlemen lived in blissful ignoranee of s great ‘many good things that go to make living s trifle pleasaater in our day than it was in theira aad ‘the Spring Qvercoat je gne of them. You Ravoryrox Iv Suavzs, , We will sale ing th following bxtrsorafaar' pains in ready tad i ra 1 Holland Window Shades,2 yards lon ryipey wide,spring tale all colors. uly Golored Holland Window Shades,2 yanls lon 96 inches wideapang sollcn trios edctata ull Attached, all colors. “Only 3c. euch. Colored jue Window Shades,2 yards Jong, 7 inches widespring ruller brass curtain p i Hiied a only Tic. exche r wie tort Soup oaly Tie cack ee rated gt Bhadesurtng rollers cus- ‘should by all means eee the styles and kinds in pula attach juaity dropped to 50, exch, and grades of these now necessary garments 5 Tuality areboed ei cake jndow ah: nade and ht that wehave propared for the adornment and by rpeneneet ee bh es re ae Work can bedone for.” Satisfaction cuaran comfort af our people. From $6 to $35 isa wide range, and the man in search of a Spring Overcoat must be hard to sult indeed if he can- wot gratify bis taste and atthe same time suit his pocketbook from the grest variety of kinds ‘and shapes and shades to be found on our counters within these prices, Every garment ‘Woofer ‘possesses one trait in common, and that is the very important one of a perfect fit. ‘No matter how tall and slight, how short and ‘stout, o how large and rotund you may be, we have Spring Overcosts to fit your form, not one oF two kinds, but in almost endless variety. Of ‘course the bulk af our stock is eut and made to ‘fit men of regular shape, but as our clientage embraces every manner of man, we provide for ‘the million fd floor: take elevator) WOdDWAND'S LOTHROR, On sale at both stores, 1013 F strect north- tree Went aud 921 Pennsylvania avenue, Avr Tus Srosu AND COLD SNAP WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE SPRING WEATHER. DURING MARCH AND APRIL ASPRING OVERCOAT WILL BE A MOST USEFUL ARTICLE, AND NO ONE WHO RE- GARD§ HEALTH AND COMFORT WILL CARE TQ DO WITHOUT ONE. ‘THR BEST NEW YORK AND PHILADEL- PHIA MANUFACTURERS ARE REPRE- SENTED IN OUR STOCK, AND WE AEE ABLE TO SUIT ALL TASTES, FROM THE PLAIN AND QUIET TO THE “NOBBI- Est.” WHETHER ONE WANTS AN OVERCOAT AT $12 OR AT 935, WE CAN SHOW EN- TIRELY NEW STYLES AND MAKES, AND 4 CUSTOMER IS SURE OF FINDING ONLY FASHIONABLE AND MODERN GOODS ON OUR TABLES, IN FINE SILE-LINED GOODS WE HAVE THE VERY NEWEST AND BEST THINGS FROM THE BEST NEW YORK MAKERS, ‘From the chesp and serviceable, but withal ‘stylish(Spring Overcoat at786 to the rich and Juaurions one at $35, are here in abundance and inal the mtermediste gradea. There is no house in America that can show you ss many ‘Styles to select from. There is no house in America where you can find 90 much tone and ‘style and sterling values for the prices wo zame. WE DON'T ALLOW ANY ONE TO sHOW FINER GOODS, NEWER STYLES OR LOWER PRICES. SAKS & COMPANY, ARTISTIC AND POPULAR PRICE CLOTHIERS, THE NOPBIEST BTYLES FOR YOUNG _™h1 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET, MEN ARE MADE OF ENGLISH CHEVIOT, W. rey LIGHT COLORS, SOME ARE LINED WITH BN ry nt SILK TO THE EDGE OF LAPELS; OTHERS REDUCED $15 TO 920. FROM MY REGULAR PRICES) W, 8, TERL 935 Pennsylvania avenue, OMROPATHY.WE HAVE FAMILY cas Pty OS Bete earls 2 Rk geet 3 cn Practice accompanies PLAIN LININGS, PRICES FROM $12 TO $25. EB BARNUM & 00, euch case; written & competent pl ; ise are teapenatye ‘hay be made the means ‘oe “ ieee Mee eRe | Dy. Goon EStiad'oc one Wecknaeees ‘Sthae = it ten Pe RCE be TAVEL, OR THE SPRING. WE ARE RECEIVING NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS DAILY. OUR 40 INCH DRESS GOODS Naw Sraxe Duzss Goons, We haveopened fifty pieces choice styles in real INDIA SILKS, comprising all the Istest shades and novelties. IN GRANITE MIXTURES, SMALL CHECKS, lected tor oe eno SATTRENS, imported and se. PLAIDS AND STRIPES AT 50 CENTS pcbetiey ome largest and most PRR YARD, ARE BEAUTIFUL GOODS 100 pieces of new FRENCH DRESS GOODS in artical chotce styles and new weaves, checks and plaids ip great variety. a hater ered GINGHAMS, Prush and Tinsel Ging- Bleck Erench Goods, tm All-Wool and Silk ‘and Wool, hams with plain to mate from w PARASOLS in all the new styles to match dress ene tha beak ee ene at co be isn a ao, New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. ‘Fine Sursh Silks at 750., $1 and $1.25. Our REMNAN' 'T COURTRR is filled with great bes- white Sowa, Site from Tc, up, to ‘82, every yard of gg Pieces of Bedutiful French Satteen at 30c. and 10.90 Pieces of French Styles in American Satteen at 3,000 Fine Dress Shirts for Gentlemen, 450, each, W. W, BURDETTE & 00., £26-3¢ ‘No. 028 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. Pazviovs To Renova. PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL 10 OUR NEW BUILDING, 434 SEVENTH, WE ARE BELL- ONE PRICE W. M. SHUSTER & 80Ns, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. XB The ati the chewpet Ba Esnsussxn 1830, JAMES Y. DAVIS" 80NB, ‘1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR. 12TH 8T. Spring styles SILK HATS, €5, $6 and $8. srgne stvlee DERBY HATS at 82, #2.50, €3, $3.50, 4, 045 1NG OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING AT GREAT- FELT, CLOTH and TOURIST HATA. GENTS OPERA HATS. EE BEDOOED FRICES, AMD IN SOME CASES BELOW ORIGINAL COST. SHOULD YOU WISH A SUIT OR OVEROOAT IT WILL PAY TO BUY THEM. EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO KEEP THE SAME FOR NEXT WINTER'S CHILDREN, BOYS’ and YOUTHS HATS and CAPS. Silk, Gloria, Mohair, Alpace and Gingham: UMBBELLAS. “ef ER CANES, CANES, nd U. A SPRING OVEROOATS NOW READY. ri s 25 507 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W. er eet eee SS ae ‘The following new: exqnigite, YET, at $2.06, worth ann: 6 Facile, Goblin, being the three now shades : cot, new shade of red: (fhiree snes)’ ile D. C., TUESDAY, = CH_2, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. WANTED—HELP, ‘ANTED — TWO RELIABLE WHITE WOMEN, " retains ss oe eae an Shae WERE CEE, SRE SDN 3 00 WANTED — 4 CAPADLE COLORED GIRL FOR W thanberwork snd seks ou Be exences required. 1 180 BAGLANS AND NEWMAREETS. English Tweeds, Checks, Stripes and Pisin Colors, ‘with ang without hoods and capes. Prices, $5.08 to 920 egch. (G77 Made to our spacial order. Fit, Anish and style guaranteed first-class, 240 BEADED VISITER. Ottoman and Gros Grain Silk, satin lined, trimmed ‘with polished and unpolished cut-Jet beads and fringes. Prices $12.98 to 942, E2 Undowbtedly tha fipest assortment of Beaded Visites ever exhibited in Washington. 360 CHILDREN'S COATS. Fancy English Tweeds. Very latest London styles, made to our order. Superior Tailor-made Coats from $3.49 to $10.98. 240 WALKING JACKETS, English Melton Gloth, Tweeds, Broadcloth, ete, in Stripes, Checks and Plain Colors, such as Fewns, Drabs, Tans, Drown: Tailor-made and finished with patent stays, satin linings, ete., etc. raves, 85.98 to $15. oF Ph f% na i oat POY HP EME Gee El oe ts PRY HeSie Ry AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION. ‘We quote the following as extraordinary yalues: 200 dozen Genuine English Fancy Striped Hose for Spring wear, no less than 40 different styles, at 44c. 50 dosen French Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose. Tans, Blates, Deabs, etc, etc. G8c.; good value at 750. 100 dozen new shades of Plain Colors in Ingrain Hose,white heels and toes,19c:; sold elsewhere for 25c. 100 dozen Children's English Derby Ribbed Hose, all sizes and colors, for only 22c.; good value at 25c. sis PPR ARE TT NNN Gg. Sssq EPP fim i aif io Sst bP oO RO OR RS “Gd NN DDD RE }R wy NXN bop kee kh OR WoW. W EER EER WW kee fee EE ‘The now Jersey-shaped Ribbed Underwear for Spring ‘wear now on exhibition. Spun Silk, 81.98 to $5.68. All colors. Lisle Thread, 98c. to $1.98. Al colors, Balbriggan, 44c. to 9c. All styles, Gauze, 25¢, 10480. All styles. S27 Several designs in Colored Underwear are the exclusive property of the Palais Royal. q E® Gwow PI Ri NNN Gi mer be f RE em NN 6G GG Ses8 pb HE HON XN ‘ado NN N00 YEPEL TITITERE 9855 NNO O 4 hiwo ay Vim bo ot Te Susy & MES OVYV E, L ZT OHE gucs NN OO] OV RELLLL T HEER "ss Secured by the buyers when in New York last wook now exhibited on the Palais Royal counters, FEATHERS. Ostrich Tips, 3 in bunch, 68e,; Pompons, 68¢.; Os- trich Tips, varieguted colors, $1.08.2 Sa New shades; never before shown in feathers, RIBBONS. New colors in extra wide Moire Silk Sash Ribbons, $1.48.; with fancy edge, 81.98. FLOWERS. 500 bunches, gems of Parisian art, as high as $3.68, as low as 25c. 9 bunch. PARASOLS. ‘Two cases opened 8 aturdey; more will arrive daily. Sce our Carriage Shades of Black Silks, with colored satin linings, 81,38 to $2.38 each. E2- 500 “Gloria” Umbreliss, at $1.50. What do you pay elsewhere for imitation “Gloria” CURTAINS, ‘This department isa now one, and {s stocked with the latest imported novelties, ‘The variety and prices ‘will surprise you. BASKETS, A few dozen; queer shapes; some trimmed with rib- bons, some bronzed; no trash. Moderate priges, DRESS GOODS. Sattcens, plain and Sgured:new spring colors, 83a aya Foulard Silks, figured, Ofc. yard, Ching Sitka Soured, B5a. 9 yard,” 27 Comparison of prices and varloty with any firm in the country requested, LACES, 10 pisces Black Silk Chantilly Ieee Flouncings, 42 inches wide, @1.68 to 86.98 « yard. 10 pieces Spanish :Guipure Lace Flouncings, extre ™G ples Hands Black Spanieh Lace Fioctngs 2 pleces Hand-ran Taco 42 inches wide. 86.68, worth $9. 26 pieces Nets and Narrow Laces tomstch. E27 These laves are scarce and our prices very Jow, considering the quality. FANS, One case 40c. each, feathers both sides, Golors— Pink, bine, maize, white. One dozen Ovtrich Feuther Fans, inlaid sticks, 2.98. ‘Note the price. GLOVES. @-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, tans and browns, embroidered backs, O8¢. a pair. 4 and 5 button Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves, tans, brown, gray, slates, embroidered backs, 680. 8 ren EE eR Sonn 6 Wl Se: ir. 100 dozen Silk Mousquetaires, 8 to 15-button lengths; all prices PALAIS ROY AL. (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) IRTH BT. We ‘1217-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND 401 TO 407° W: mges Pec Apply at 1512 Kst. 'ANTED—A SETTLED OOLORED WOMAN TO We hoprework Gn i ‘ ay Seiya aay Satie” AU (Sf See Se eS an | WANDA ROUTH 38 To 20 YEAS OLD at figures “Address box Lit Mtar omen rf WATEDA A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY A tent to cool onl sis Sock washiand ine aay Wate eae oie ences requiied: Cail st 280 oh Wane CATHOLIC BO} stands the grocet MAIS Tey ao? W: ‘A GOOD FO! this city and to. trav yand commission to it man. ». ALDI RB. 4, 635 G st. nw. Bhruy bet and 5 p.m. mhi-2t WW ASTED_BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A THOR- Quably competent Cook: man or woman ; must un- ratand all kinds of cookitig: best of references Te. uired: give name and number. Address NUMBER, tar office. eu mb1-3t Wate COLORED “BOY | FOR GEwEnaT ina house: must appearan ‘well recommended. £997 whode Teland an mhl-2t ‘ANTED_A YO! Apply at 93; W fond cdirvas'ana wen! , ina, large grocery house. Address P.O. Box 16, in ‘own hand- Srriting, wiving references, &6. mb1-3t Wanrrp| AT ae @ ST. NW, A GOOD COOK must bring reference.” nhl-tt wants A COMPRTENT. Sree bag COOK AND ue muse work: ho washing Or. 2 ta piel Sid have good reference, 020 H st. iu. Call hetween 7 and 8 p.m. ih AMTANTED — A W Sire Psetded x pring good references. Apply at 191 and. eee WV ANTED COOKE, CHAMBERMATDS 5 y Then evek, walters, Sarena. wea city : bring references, (Swedish and Ger Slways wanted.) ¥. M. BURNHAM, 630. mae es Teal to 10a.m. ani 5 to 8 —¥ CALIGRAPH OPERATOR, arate of speed." Adages dor, acennton ce toed ap periouco and re unk, Pa. Al HR ERAL HOUSE. W ‘rork Jn ‘atnall fang. unust be uot cook an \dress and have Waskii reuce. Alp! rien 10 aud 12 o'clock at 4937 Luda now RBs NTED—AGEN'S AND CANVASSERS, W itdacements for soot menon instaliuent Rgom 10, 303 7th st. nw. 2 VANTED—A TIDY WHITE GIRL, AT and Lunch Room southwest commer 3th Oe aes cau Wy aerencon work, cham barinaide emt, Saniodyand for aif Hinds [A EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ooka, waiters, general house- ‘German wouien always domestic Iabor, with ze 114-3w" GED _MAN fear ito, ts Fepmenent i a sible uouse; tuanthly salary '§7 San STANVEAGTUHE 3 Pt Lock Be VW 0 LEARN DRESS CUTTING tial uneasure aud aquare rule, fitting aud patterns cut to Walter Building. 126-1in Aang by the na by af reduced prite; fneasure, at 1010 F a NTED-A COMPETENT CANVASSER FOR “Wdiitetons cyclonedia of American Biocraphy. to be pomleted in te ya iS Fucht party. Apply at 4 Dp. avpeeTON 200 = : TANTED—50 WOMEN GOOKS, 810 TO #20) poh Divers aad Dairy Men, for ci ia fone. NATIONAL EABOM aca v, "y, akONCe Arlington. astbe a good driver. Inquire at the f25-1W. we Machine Hands: Rteady’ enn it SHAKP COMPANY, Delaware Car ANTED—D) reat, cond ‘iE white ‘gn colored tor ted by with references. 7) “Chambers BURGESS, Employment Bureau, efor 24 sauples and a p eg work ole Address BY fi ‘coun Albany, a aes i ‘TED—A YOUNG WHITE GIRL AND BOY ‘WW ivine chnidren aud nae hereelt generally ase family. Applyat once at 921 Datu. NY it w. V thy esac, ge ee 19 Central s f+: WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ wi FY \ RESPECTABLE COLORED GIR iL thant eee te Gis elven Callat 1627 Hab he ANNIE FARBER. ‘ANTED—BY 1 Weis y ANTE! TO WOR’ OR Ui inden Nope, palnthur: ao canyaree” Ror uve adres, ae once, CRESCENT ‘Boston, Mass, Box 5,170. work, Csn furnish reierence. Tw. ae iia NTED—A SITUATION AS A WAITER OR TO 20th st, new. Ww ED—BY ‘OU. hy competent eriter (reuugton), Funwement if sati . Best Congressional a if mh SV ANTED-BY A GERMAN MAN A PLACE (Waiver or hostier: willing. 1 work; wood NG LAW STUDENT ote mapher and. bype of claitus, ee ences, Apply at 2031 K st. nw. Wi !ED—BY A DRESSMAKER, WORK AIS by tie dat. ObMteray and. temocell Price $1.50 per day; best referenc box 144, Star vitie TANTED—POSITIONS FOR reaces, waiters, porters in fam els, & sheet vaicians ahd hospitals, EM. BUT so tw. i AN TED_BY A COLORED WOMAN, 4 PLACE ia ay nlly. as 2. compete wand Tovalids, Call at 1700 8 ston 22 N for infants an ED. Wey. Address ‘A FIRST-CLASS WHITE COACH- | FOR RENT—ROOMS, R RENT—10 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WI1B- ‘out children. parlor arse taney Pages 4 ‘Dest references ished; office, and bascivent of Very. sou ‘hires Gary Ste ply after chusetis FOR of parlo | fron Lit FE f \d closet $7; aly, snd closets 87: alan, Frnt = _.. JOR k tn wt a. ful Rei i} lors, | east tro | room. VOR Wi iniuntes! WOR Mand E changed. window: BW. OR story souse able § a RENT four unfurni-hed soonts on second convenience fur how: Fee Bre floor: houses $ rms reasonal Fe, RENT—TWO UNFURNISHBD ROOMS SUIT: able for hot mhi-2t* 70R BENTH ROOMS, SINGLE OB FOr au aC 100 T at me, without Doane conker ient io caterer. ws- Parlors, with bey window; strict.y private, b Iocation: near ears 5th st. paw. POR BENT THREE DESIRABLE FRONT unfurnished to » fauily without children, Indiana avenue: reference requred. ples at front Roo} tay’ winsow, new bck door; references. OR RENT—_PLUASANT ROOMS, NICELY FU ished, home gomforts, with Teasouahle rates. Pon. aye. 6. OR, KENT_SMATE TD furnisued JOR, BI with cood closet, third stor hanged: 022 N tory front, with ROR ku Pi for family oF 1015 14th stn, Foe Rey unfurnished Rooms ‘on second, ine new hi ly papered | Reférentes. Address Box i Fe RENT—BEACTIFUL CONNECT. insted Koons, niente, 2 JOR RENT—DELIGHTY! iB for both smumer and winter; nicely furnished ; bay tos eathitactory and permanent tenant” L5H) OF A HOUSE-THREE on ond Boor with overs: st te ‘forciock com } inquire 2101 s,m. w. FOR_RENT--HOUSES. WOR RENT— ¥ 3308 SHERMAN AVE. few ferur-rootn Cottaze. 810. _mhLst A. L. BARBER & ©0. POR RENT _HOUSES. Sister ANT t OR RENT—MADISON ST.. 5 pr : ‘tx. "7 rooms and beth. te insane e tons B28, 108, FOR LONGER Vance. CUTTER’ WIM TURERSTORY PKENS . Grorgetown a st 1 ACRES, iT BE « bi st Pr ccationsn st de, F st. nw. 30 MeCullonei: ar $10 E. BANES x00 mbit ROR RENT—A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, secotd floor, at the Buckizetam, 820 nw. ‘mi Be ND al na * iS ‘18 per month ; béth mom hot and cold ®: wee second floor. mhi-5 at 108 RENT — TWO LARGE 00! TING with 18. get ern wie me ot vols eg ga ROOM, WITH baad ‘OR RENT—SECOND FLOOR ROO! outer expusue, m Ore ba a NT_—TWO PRETTILY FURNISHED SKO- Toons, together Gr singly: ope snitable ‘Ou init ace, aime pee ERNISH! ICE ‘and stage, terms Teusonables, gis ier) ‘28-30 JOR RENT—PABLOB AND COMMUNICATING Bed Chambers; superbly furnished; private fun~ jen teas that dowa-town rates. “15 14cm at ENT—1406 11TH ST. NW, A BRIGHT, ‘with board, fF two persons: Tepe eeteaeh cee ae We Tioderu improvements, stree rf 1 ones F without bosrd, HT ot, between Gand Hy neat ee 3M AND BOARD FOR eunan or $25 Yer ment Also, beet rn or ‘three 1S hotra Neate. Obes aaa roois, southern ex ne pitt, ges and Willard bated, 2080" TONE ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR; posure; also oue on third floor; both rhisied. O17 Hstuw, — fat TONE LARGE U. F. FRONT ROOM tr Ae heat and 2 ie GH Ww; convenien el est ox au it RENT—1708 L BT, NEAR CONN. AVE, one large unfurnished hat with best. gas, bath T'ioumss moodfats rent. N15 B BT. N. W, SECOND Piroisheds with pelvate bat ‘ies LY FURNISHED ROOM, SD TWO _BED-ROOMS; ‘geallmnen witht OF without, bossa: T. Room, AUTIFUL OF TWO 00 first tloor. also suite of two peated by steam and beanti- seasons; Board fi the house, Marotfice, £263" water at PAR ond floor; commer house, new; south and Bay windows and open direplaces in ences required, 1101 K st. f BIGHT, CHRERFUL, NICELY FUR- in new hor ith xl E A PRETTILY FURNISHED P: ‘14th st. nw., bet. I and K. op Bedi ES sin Rew bay window hose, southern ex- pboxite new Pension flee. vaihin 4 min. of Patent and Post offices; 30 Der month, 449 Gat. 0. i OR BI FURNISHED rooms; with p ferences given wid Te quired.” T6OL Tt. new. ore OTH STAN two Fools, southern exposure with i ver mouth, two persous ia gael, rout. Keferatiog ox- PLEASANT ROOM: large closets; every comfort; teri to suit ‘WO COMMUNICATING SECOND- th front Rooms, lance bay windo ventral; near three Lines cars; ulcely furnished, | © ;soy two ce sence, Ron nue ae See d PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS i ty eal at our oflice for tree Estate and SUITE OF DESIRABLE OFFICES ‘at, n.w., second floor; good light: rea- * SBP. WAHNEE G0, ba 916 F sthw. a ai — JOR RENT No. 2139 K STN W. NEW TWELVE HR RENT—HOL 40 ST._N.W, 11 ROOMS, on a. Bry . Feet modern improvements. Inquire at 1000 | acre ually sitene More: Font Goh, ter nakeria’ a Kepe wish JOHN SHERMAN & OO. 1807 F. ja NT _—SIR-ROOM FWORTORY PRESS 21 Ev ow RC, Frome iran 024 Bannan ae eae ie | PGE RENT SEVEN oa Day Wixpow wy provements. Inguim st 420. mihi | sta'e,? room brick, #1e DOR RENTS “=== The 2020-1amt lowa Circle, 16rs, RENT—HOURE 1094 OTH RT. Nw, gab) Rtonehton'st ov Fes: Toms, KWo Hew eiA-rgin hi 10 oon us stm Janae bt 50 Wahgaee atone ar gapnyvenente “Avviste WC aGHNSON, 19" 45ih Fey Set 22, st 8 Ee Roum, iain JOHN E Beats 0k RENT— UNFURNISHED. Gannon 16th at, a ind 1 2 a BH TYLEK £ HUT HPAPOND, 1226 Peta, TIN ANACOSTIA 1 at raat Si ea te 3 ‘3 30 CLARENCE DUVALT. (Successor to Duvall & Mare) _mh1-st O25 Fat bie 1 RENT—HOUSES. EF Ww Bit 1 Sag 40 2 DW Ste, Gast 5. 10. 428 Craw 80 TR01 gat n uot Le above bus €8L: he exatuitied thee ouly THOMAS J. FI ou f Dat n - -... $03 468 La, ave, celine, ti at, BUSINE CHANCE FPQk SALE LEASE POR POUR VARS AND LI. Vernon How, row gj)? 0 and Pa. ave, Bs Bw. = 1b Btable rr 1013 10th aw. ‘Str, rm. 421 Late. 6 ‘The above is only s portion of the property on ra ‘boo! ‘or full list call at oftice for bullet fxrned the fubi] ‘THOM. E. WAGGAMAD, y RO. HOLTZM, 5 Ti WELL BUY FIXTURE: » S250. Ki SAND SMALL ee ©. oor, Demons euing abroad. oF leavinys the city should Ohrern sy Curt ph ues sven tay pepwo woo wall Uy wall at and fixtures: will be sid cheap. 133 10bist nee Te stock of “Homehindd Articler ated Novelfiees ration. Alldieas NOVELTY, Star-oftce. die SMALL : MALL GROCERY at aud © mbit HE WASHINGTON BAPE TF Compay AND PIKE THOUP STORAGE WAKEHOORE 916 PA. AVE. N. W. (South ide ) avail thenssel ven af the al , ou yang for thc safe \eeptier of tetth sererice peso ate au ter vada be stored at low rates after, Four vainublorare stolen or buried Office Hours: Bam. to 4 at 1 st Tw. office rium | 929-Gm (Saturdays. a. m. to 5p 10 470 La. office i .! 50 Gor. “th and Estesol ri M. ERLOCKENT & OO. ana gi 10r 13a RINGS ce Pilg, Tat, Back Blak fe ‘ed wi 0% je is liberally Perfurstiig ani pdgerienl feos craves thames nd fanidon took bout in for List of iy. perty for sule. Tetes, Send uote, we will eal, ae 0. BOLTEMA: KR SALE-THE PRINTING OFFICE OF THE Fe ee? a Gomrop tay cH deceased tneludiug (wo. | brick hi bay window and al) ments. 429 5th sine, per month $18, J. at nw. £ POR REN’ furnished neisehbo ied @Bo. 4! pressed brick front, fay ct 1 auk of Washingt xt, and Penn, 2 Kings & Co, abd Col. 8. Sus Pots on the sec ‘Tiyraday from 10 vos F, ESTABLISHED 4 disrining of ouieiuews claincum Plan you avoid Ga bustier. € ness, if foreale, Lo ALE STORES aly vinye yore eat DAME E ie j ha 24 cipta 800 ree, Als, Titan mv 67S, Commnncial o ave. n.e. mii. $1" Tools: #13. 121, 1s al | S-rvom houses: #10. 81 Kat ae) 4 rouse, ise tu wldoy bet. G and Hand 4 (2 ROOMS: MOD. IMPS; | a 8 STATE, cot <Iry, TOWNSHIP, 710 F ST.SW,. LARGE | dealt in. Conan er bowelit atid wold. Helier ant Houses, with I rooms each; | Ue investnient Ney B apectalty. LOUIR OLN Oe eo, || MNGHAaL. Broker, Laid Bat 10-Lut 2 TLANTIC CITY, NJ. BOR SALE Dp Nzw | A Yunis thovel ae abort SOM sone Pt teas Dwellings: all trey zoyameniy, $29, Others in wood | focation Terms to-wuit.- C ‘snd locations frou $12 0 819. EA. MCINTIRE, Houses for sale spd rent. 1G. ADAMS & © _226-Bt 918 F st fiw. | Batate Agents, 2031 Atdantie Cou JOR SALE— fine building site, 2% miles from city, $600, Bacres sel 20 30: F° RENT—STORE RODM, 1108 ne we ty 24 tulle 8 acres, G-room frame ho ules, nike View Of City, 8: Faitte Cured, £3,000. 6 acres, tral ___FOR RENT—STORES. Bec DWELLE cf TH. i together. Dwelling seyen Tours cellar. Dwelling, #20 per ‘month. “Stare and cellar, $37.50 pocice i A PHILLIES 26-64 4 New York ave. OR RE TO DR FINE NEW EPR SSE sae FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS ABLE IN REAR OF 1204 18TH ‘per month. £26.30" NTRY REAL ESTATE me house, stabling, alt Kinds of 8, 6-00} 500. ved, Sine yiew, 24g miles from city, Snes, broom ates house,stabling for 8 horses: large orchards aud vineyard, in full yiew - KR. station, $7,000, would ex- a 3 House, new, in Fall's Church, uc landsome 7-room frame house, in ‘and store, 7 rooms, good stable, hous 2% mules rou ey is city O88. Se splendid Gullding site, with fine view of 2 $2,000. So ewoll ce 00, ‘subdivide into 4 or more building ‘TED—THEEE UN NISHED ROOMS AND Wet or pare pdan unpaid um oc Pa Tee SOMVORT. Salita date Suan sid, Bit ENT—A BEAUTIFUL Op wcros with © room bouse aud Peer ee ante ta alt capacities wits | sites wath due view of city aud ‘river, 3 miles from colored, with cit Falereboga. © GODMIBS BUR | 1 #4000, ; Dw. L256 ‘g00d terms. ; Sos Slee Sm erraep £00, WANTED-—ROO- mbl-Im 1007 Ft, n-w. TWO BED-Rt ND A HALL. R SALE —A VALUABLE FARM IN MIAMI {in afar place fo ih Homted | en Wil hie CELE Bis pet tnsne PA ine, fiero lndioa; best of ‘references. address (5 ea 3 20th st, aw. etereneses LL SE piel a ae FARM Fink ‘fruit and vineyard: 135 alles frum city. 818 T. H. SYPHERD & CO, 1007 F st. WANTED--HOUSES. ‘ANTED—A HOUSE, WITH Coed ; possession provaxieita about, Fooma; posses W Ba? ae re 3 iN GOVERNMENT pe ae Hegee unl, ‘December. OF part PES, cetdrendes: kddvess BN. 0. tar oftice.t28-3tt NTED_—FOR CASH CUSTOMERS] W ficients price rom 84000 5, 5 ED_SEPARA B Wisk Tilek work, Foobne. signe ine ‘Seotory and buse- auld speciiications at 1222, 6th 2 RE 7. Inquire SSHRC pepe, ENT—FAEM OF 20 AC! eusteaw ons VIENNA STATION, W. A ‘of various ‘out ‘near neigh avs8, 1339 * 2 ‘ACRES OF VERY FINE FARM- Ya mhenr Maltictury, wil sol OF ea il OF ex- or: wore, dress WAL, R. CALVES & Co, 76 South “Bale 3.000, oe at Rzowies Matin, Met Bah Beta ‘store and fixtures. A at. oui of the: See ee ES ane Wi 2 GOWAN, 1008-1010 Ft. 7 Gt ete. for thiee se Dawe: AqrANTEDOA COUPE HORSE 16 HANDS HIGH: WETS encores BE ey 7 ANTED—SECOND- ee IR SALE—G OR ‘Land, 4 f24-iw? 12 ACHES OF « BUSEY gor Fst ow. ‘COTTA ties, ‘situated | 124-6 Fae Seieinine 150, Beltevilie station: mile from end of Hat Cheap and ou easy terns. CHANGE — & BEAUTIFUL. acres cultivation, Sortie Ba O. Re hy ab & nule from acres, abot ro a pices ea as aN0, F WAC lin. MES GAS AND ‘Wikeeaten ata Po erection and Ep wt cad satin aerate ee im wil too. E AROMATIO | ¥ ‘SALE—A OF LAND OF TE Decee Aftord instante in gasea of ore cot Fae oragate ‘ain a eee ava ane H. REA! ESIMENT BANKER G06 11TH ST 1905 AND 1913 HAMPSHIRE iw brick hotesn, six room each ah, ge | Grisy condition; WAGGAMAN, Agent. | six, AND LOAN AGENT, may 17 per, Sh B RENT—SIX-KOOM BRICKS, 24 AND 321 tuurauteed Real Estate ft per cent Debeuture x r: e100 "nud upwurdn ow. Key at 34. vas and oalt ~ AMES W: TYLEIC Geb an nee Sd Asor, 8 on RE! DESIRABLE FRAME HOU eight roows, wewly pay ALBERT F. POX, 920 F at. JOR RENT— 3G st. nw. 9F., mod. fraps... Vat. thew, 7F od. ups. neu ot. Gr adam bd wate = e En ® QAPE INVESTMENS SIX PRR CENT GUAKAN TEED By on N AND THI xa Ute LIT sia wa oF he gps gleees | Intervet $2200" and up “First Murtwae Bobds are secured on improved VOmada. ‘Nebraska, ati io wa Circle,12r. $100 apa ass. ave. mw 10E-20 qnend these sccUsiUes tw te cuundene: ut commer ave: af. M. PARKER, investors, 5.3m JOR SALI 141s Pet nw, BOUT 1.000 POUNDS OF NONPAL fell aud aliout S00 pounds of Agate Tyne, iatuly ou thin paper. ace of b nits’ i de Uiey ure iu good condition, aud service tor two of thrve "years 1H ipoderate ciretiation. Wall be suid che itl. Ade dress THE EVENING SIA NEWSPAPER CO, Maslungion, D.C. 0 PERSONAL. —WILL GIVE ANY ONE fe ise Cap ak, 5 00K .w., dr. new, Wane. = s Mill secure Ine a positon tp any of the goxernmr it Cor. 5th Va, departueuta. “Agdrse SiLICTLY CONFIDENTIAL, B ZH0E Ls. bur office, a Cee WILL PAY $75 CASH AND @5 PER MONTH AS. Jong ae potaibed fo aby ove jrvscuriie my under N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON 0, | WJ us we are now prepared to pay full value tor | Gents” Second-hand | Ch oF vail at | FUSTHS Olt Siena, 618'D st nw, 114 9 | (NIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS CONC atiitere Bend 10 conte to, Book stoner or bo QOUND — ASTRAY AY WASHINGTON BRICK Machine Co. Yard, corper 14ti and Boundary sts. E gy! fT tke baa i ve x _ | dual take mane way. Nowe BROUREES 8D chan |] ost-4 SCOTTISH RITE BF. 20. 2 with pe o% ved. Fiode 22 itot’se HOUSES Ponna: ave 36 7 OST-ATOR NEAR CONGREGATION A 30 | Locta'iouneis-"Mouday: cretion eS : 19 ture, @ pair of tortoise shell Lone in 8 leather 2 | cane. ffuder will be suitably rewarded Uy leaving ° | the ite Square, _ Sth n.w..6r 15 T LARGE CAMEO RING. OWNEK'S SAI 9 Cleveland 3 | Pi Hide. iberal reward eturned to M: ese | Vikit 16a asa Tete i 12 4g ‘st. | @TRAYED FE OM MY PREMISES ONE RED COW, with bor: is A reward will te Heaida tae | Bisspsooraned gate ad, oto ak 1028 4th #t. | ute Pens, ig tLe ca. Annes 1301 Pith at as, Ge jberal rrwart will be pa:d Bohetaes oe fall, Seaselar ng talonaticn staid ne, oy snes mbt ‘REWARD WILL BE PAID AT THE STAk OF. $355 ESWA Re mater ora raed greiseetaal ra thas supposed to ave beon lat ju the Georgetown w cars some days since. whl oe OST—A GOLD CHAIN BRACELET FASTENED ‘BOARDING - HOU! Sliding ball. ‘The finder will be suitably EEE an are ipeom, Sosa ey ie Ackamhariees ie | J ost OX FERRUARY gi6T On xo ¢30. Pinder will be’ ibe nears: Dictbina router a0) Bip rally =A 7 BL OO Bers? SPL EE IMD To a CLASS 51 Loge ome Eo tore ats bougse SB pe eat, Hoe weg Rae Fer ie wae