Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: MONDAY. jarch 7, 1887. CROSBY 5. NOYES. -Editor. ‘Phe Eveuiua Star has a regular. permanent bous fide daily circulation mere than treble that of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘The Republican continues to make for the Prest- dent the shameful defense that he may escape by quidbiing over words the promise to the District made by the democratic platform, to which he has gtver bis express adherence. No democrat has Yentured upon this line of argument. Is the Re- publican's persistent suggestion of this contempti- bie plea a sharp partisam trick (upon which that paper dotes) to still further degrade the President tm the eyes of thinkingmen? The Republican's argument ts as weak as it iscon- ‘Ytemptibie, The question ts whether the ex- pression “territories” in the democratic platform covers the District of Columbia. No democrat ‘who was presont at the convention, who knows ‘that fn every stage of the proceedings the District ‘Waa classed among and was treated as a territory, and who remembers the circumstances of the adoption of the fplank, at the suggestion of the District representatives and through thelr sup- port, will contend for ,an instant that ft was not Intended to inciude the District. Only local offices, not the national federal offiees, were ‘promised, and the alleged shrewdness which pre- vented the government clerkships from being pledged to District citizens by excluding the Dis- trict from the promise, ts‘all in the Republican's imagination. Argument over the construction of & platform is necessary only when the intent is ambiguous, There 13 no ambiguity here. The language used in the platform {s not such as to Tender it impossible to give effect to the evident Intent. The Republican concedes that the word “territory” in its broad sense includes the District. If necessary to give effect to the convention's in- tent it must legally be construed in its broad sense. Judge Deady even says that the word “state” In the Constitution would now be con- ‘sStrued broadly so asto cover the District. It may be added that the District even meets technically the Republican's restricted definition of territory taken from Webster, The District ts: “A portion of thecountry not included within the Iimitsof any State, and not yet admitted as a state in the ‘Vnloa.” Capacity to be admitted into the Union, ‘and thus cease tobe a territory, s not made a part of the definition. And those of us who hope that ‘the District may by constitutional amendment be admitted eventually into the Union will be very Sorry to learn from the Rrpudlican that the thing isimpossible. Tax Srak did not mistake syllabus for opinion in quoting the Supreme Court of the United States as establishing a precedent for clasaifying the District broadiy among the terr- tories. ‘The expression “territory of Columbia” 1s found, as quoted, in Bank of Alexandria vs. Dyer.—14 Pet. 146, opinion by Taney. —————— Aside wholly trom the effect of his public ser- ‘Vices in behalf of Uberty what a wonderful change ‘the forty years have witnessed since Henry Ward Beecher came to Brooklyn. He entered the pulpit of Plymouth church in 1847 at a salary of fifteen hundred dollars, In 1875 the church voted bim one hundred thousand. In 1847 he wrote articles for his little Cinetnnatt paper which were read and ‘tarown aside, In 1887 it 13 estimated that his ‘Works now published in book and pamphlet form. ‘Would fll more than one hundred large volumes, Forty years ago his private expenses and charities were limited to dollars; to-day they mount into ‘the thousands and teus of thousands In those days the Plymouth society of Brooklyn numbered twenty members; in these days the roll ap- yroaches three thousand. All these changes have been wrought by the magic of aquick brain, an impulsive heart, a ready pen and 4 bold tongue, —————— Mra. J. B. Potter, the would-be actress, says that her ambition in going upon the stage profes. sionally 13, to use her own words, “to elevate her Drother and sister argists.” When one considers that this lady frst attracted public attention by ‘the recitation of “Ostler Joe” in this city a year ‘or so ago, and that she desired to make her first appearance in London in a new French play ‘whieh the Lord Chamberlain would not permit to be performed in Engiand, on account of its inde- cent suggestiveness and immoral influence, one cannot heip wondering what she supposes the pre- Sent moral status of the stage to be. Gacseesisea Boos Waa Fes ‘LADIES. Ta Shoes That Are Noiseless. Shoes That Are Flexible. ‘Shoes That Fit Perfect. Shoes Made By Hand. Our French Boot. Our Turn Sole Boot... BUY ONE PAIR. YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE EDMONSTON'S, 1939 F st. and 943 Pa. Ave. a Ty Seno Texrvnes. SEATON PERRY (Guecessor to Prnnr & Enotwzn), Weloce ov beau bubss PApeicy COM o1 4 we COM i LATEST ROVELTTES TS SILK WOOL-LINES AND COTTON TEXTURES. FORD BAW-SILK CHEVIOTS, XD SRINTED INDIA SIL ECHOICE COOKE 1.00 PER ¥ a SPRING SHADES IN Fa p. FRANCAISE AND FAMpAIB’ 4 PIACK GROB-GRAIN sega SUEAM SILKS AT Bavaria D €2.00 weWPLice Giawee stixs ar 9150 AND at NOVELTIES” IN PARIS COMBIN/ pa en ‘FROM $10.00 TO $35.00. D SCOTCH SUITINGS, HALLS. CHUDDAS AND ‘TRICOTS “Favnies Pabiacine Be Crna DENTELLE LAISES, ETAMINES, CANY. ite aon SEKGES, YACHT ASD Fs 1 IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE INTED BATISTES IN CHOICE DESIGNS mM abt etchtby viwesr, enexon SAT- ZEPHYRS. 6 AND ANDERSON'S SCOT NOVELTIES IN EMBRUIDILED Lobes” (ar FLAN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Pusat Brreomsa, Pennsylvania ave. cor. that _Batablished 1840. ms pe we LOTS ON MERIDIAN ILE. < Block 3. Nock 11. x 3 ey, 20,08 Sc: ver a 12 Block 6. ‘Went S6lot 8st 40c. per ft No. Block 22. ie S.92nd pesto 7 We. per foot. CLAUDIUS B JEWELL, BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 8 Kellome Building TT ONLY HOUSE THAT MAKES SHORT ENDS Double Combination, abst, 1261 and 1243 21th st. ce. Doves & Bao. ‘S22, 524 and S26 Ninth Street, ‘Deatze to remind their lady patrons that the mle of slightly sulled COTTON UNDERWEAR will continue Eyre loowee. The last instalment of these svode oe ak peices put om them they can inet In conneetion with the above, ve are showing a Hine of Se UNDERWEAR, which we believe excels any- ‘Uaing heretofore offered. Please call and inspect it. Our regular ANNUAL SALE O¥ COTTON UNDER- WaB will begin on SATURDAY, the NINETEENTH caer et cemeinns wil farther notion Tis unnec- os speak of the STYLRS and QUALITIES, ssthey ave wail Known. 4s to peices, we atmply salt ‘you to make the comparison. ‘Lf you buy weehall know ‘Dur sadgment is correct as to etye and our prices right. DovaLasy, ‘MS~wlm.10t Ninth Street, St. Clowd Building. A Har Dars Worx ACCOMPLISHES AS MUCH NOW AS A WEEK'S WORK DID A FEW YEARS AGO. SEE WHAT WE HAVE DONE IN A HALF DAY. ‘THE SHOE COMBINATION DONTSCARE US WORTH ACENT. INOUE HALF DAY WE HAVE DEMORALIZED ‘THE RUBBER COMBINATION, CAUSING THEM TO BREAK THEIR PRICES IN ‘THE VAIN ATTEMPT WITH ‘CASH, QUANTITY AND ENTERPRISE. OUR PRICE FOR MEN'S, WOMAN'S AND RUBBERS 18 25 CENTS A PAIR, AS AGAINST THE COMBINATION PRICES—40, 50 AND 60 CENTS, WE ARE KNOWN FOR OUR STAYING QUALI- ‘TIES, AND WE PLANT OUR BANNER FIRMLY ON THE ROCK_OF LOW PRICES. WE ARE PREPARED TO MEET EVERY DEMAND FOR 25 CENT RUBBERS IF WE HAVE TOEMPTY ALL THE WAREHOUSES IN THECOUNTRY. THIS RUBBER ENTERPRIZE 18 ONLY A FAIR SAMPLE OF WHAT WE INTEND DOING ALL ALONG THR SHOE LINE DOWT YOU WANT TO SEE OUB $1.98 SHOES? NO ONE SHALL BEAT US EITHER IN QUALITY ORLOW PRICES. BAKS & COMPANY, WHO COMBINE CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS AND SHOES, BUT WHO DON'T COMBINE TO “MAINTAIN HIGH PRICES,” ‘300, 302, 304, 306 AND 308 SEVENTH STREET. mb? TW Anser: N W {BS22 3 SEALTE AND NUHSING CORSET, mah4-3t New Annrvars OF CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS 18 THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE. .1f your taste or inclination leang toward = nhs Overcoat we can say that ours havo Donble Combination, aesYand 1242 1th st ee, only’ teen admired. fo nce sive zr and moderate prices, bat Tiave been purebased and are Bow wore by the THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 00, 400 7TH ST. N.W., COR. D. Ps. mes asain S712 besbown our clogans Al 1 Case Pants, at $2.75. ‘O MATTER WHEN YOU CALL, YOU ' NOSATIER w eae YOU WILL AL- mh4-3t 24h nd EAST. Berweex Szasox Goons HAVE PASSED; WE ARE NOW ON THE BRINK OF SPRING STUFFS, BUT STILL AT BETWEEN SEASON PRICES. DONT MABE A MISTAKE. WE HAVE THEBAR- GAINS NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE, DURING THE DULL PERIOD WE HAVE BEEN ABSORBING ALL THE DESIRABLE 1HINGS FOR SPRING WEAR OFFERED US BY THE ANXIOUS DRUMMERS, THEY KNOWING WHERE TO PLACE. THEIR SURPLUS STOCK WHEN IN NEED OF THE READY CASH. WE HAVE NOT SPACE TO GIVE CREDIT TO ALLOUR ACCUMULATED BARGAINS, BUT SIMPLY ADVISE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK. ‘The balance of our CARPET STOCK marked at cost Price, JOHNSON, GAENER & CO, 636 a DRESS GOOI LTIES | N nds wrarivent ie’ NOV! mh4-3t ‘SHORT Double Combinati 1241 and 4S Lith st we, i) Berg iI Razr wea ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. ECKLOFF. City. ws ty. _Marchth. Your communics- ¥ eer RRR KR Se OORT EERO YY ER Q QERH ERSS 9 ¥ Eee’sst! “oOo E Bs hed ‘Ist, orisn'tit? Woethsve declared repeatedly that the “8. C." in the beat French Corset ever made, or im- Ported for the money. It either fs, or ianot. Weare either telling the truth or the contrary. It is quite the ultra measure among merchants to endesvor to impart distinction to their leading specialties by insolent alura ‘at those carried by others. In our achool days we did this in Jack-kuife and chewing gum transection, But, to-day, as merchants aiming at respectable standing, we make affirmations only when the facts substantiate the premises we take. We carry all the leading corsets made. If you want any particular corset we will sell it to yougiadly. But when you ask our opinion we un- henltatinely tay that the “RC” Prencly Hand’ Mato Corset is by all odde the beat forthe money. You alone can prove whether we are right or wrong bya trial of these goods. We offer you s $3.50 satin corset for $2 and we give youa week to try it. Rathers fair propo- sition we think. How does it strike you? Eighty (80) different articles, taken from our various ‘are advertised im to-day's Republican ‘and Critic, in our special “Check-List Three Sele." It will pay you to look the list over and the reduced prices. ‘The prices only bold for to-day, to-morrow and next day. afl ai RS THE BO RGHE. ‘916-318 SEVENTH ST. XW. I Wau P. aY You To Eeeapeceararnem nine 3-2 327-3 fi & $3 f%— EM, sits FEE TA § ke f G GA SE T&S. ‘ure of one’s spring costume. FRENCH coo ERE TTT £2 oe he EP 000 “oo? RoR Sut Een 2 Sse’ Are the best fitting in the world. 'Tisfor you to seeure the style best adapted to your figure. che oe ects best known are those known as “C P. and “LC.” OUR EXPERIENCE OF commendation and by the advice of many hundreds of our patrons we select the “C, P." and “P. D." as incom- parably the best. THE “C. P.” A LA STRENE ooo RRR RER TITT ge ge be Re Ee oS “oo? EE Ss Hee = While the “C.P.” are made in shapes to fit all figures, they sre best known as being small in the waist, with extra spring to hip and bust. For slim and medium figures we have them in Coutil at $1.50, $2 and 82.75, Sateen at $1.50 and @3. Satin at $7. Forstout ladies (whom we guarantee to Mt) @1.50. $2.08 and $3.25. Room for trying on. THE ‘P. D." ALA RUCHE €°S Po BBM, g85s ERE TUT aS85 $033 Be met OF ots cod 00 RR Sss8 Eee ff Sgg8 5 Contil, $1.50.and 82.75. Satteen, $2.25, all colors ‘and shapes for all figures, Wehave had made to our special order a “P. D.” Corset with new French pair. oco 00 REE TIT Go OP RM, gis EEE THT she $9 83 eve Ss Ese coo 00 ROK Sss8 Eee of Sss8= French Woven, 75e,, 81, $1.25, 1.50 and $1.98. ‘Dr. Warner's, all styles and sizes. ‘Thomson's “Glove-Fitting,” all styles. “R. & G.” Best Fitting Domestic Corsets made, Ferris’ Good Sense Corset Waist, all styles. “Health” Corset, only 8c. a pair. EB 50c, Corsets for 39¢. E™ 50c. Corsets for 380. £2 50c. Corsets for 390. Our competitors would call them 750. Corsets. They. coat us $5.50 a dozen, so you can imagine we sre not ‘very anxious to sell them. However, to induce you up stairs (Corset Departinent on sgcond floor) we are wil- ling to lose ten cents on each 50c. Corset sold. One to ‘customer. PPP 58g Peak & ig AAL aad ‘38g, Br PAE Sa et EOE FT A f EB ROO a ALLLLS (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND 401 TO 407 mh7 12TH BT. We EXT WEEK ALL N K ALL-WOOL SPRING DRESS GOODS Double Combinatic 1241 and 1243 Lith at ae. We DorrzPromse You ‘THE EARTH,’ mb4-3t BUT WE WILL SAVE YOU @3 ON A $10 SUIT, OR ‘86 ON A $20 SUIT: WE WILL SAVE YOU FROM 86 TO 87 ON A HEAVY-WEIGHT OVERCOAT, OR FROM 83 TO #4 ON A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF SUITS FOR BOYg FROM 14 TO 18 FROM 25 UP, WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S SUITS (SHORT PANTS), FROM 4 TO 14 YEARS, 82.50 UP. 1,000 PAIR OF ODD PANTS FROM @1.50 UP- WARDS,AT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY. Oorner 7th and G@ sts, mb7 DOZEN MORE OF LIN 100 Bens teltiasdi genes 2 sie Combi: mhe-3t 124t and 1243 11 Azrme Bur & Co FINE SHOES. No. 1211 F ST, NORTHWEST. NEW STORE NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES, ‘We will keep = full assortment of Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers and Tennis Shoes for Ladies, Misses and Children, Gentlemen, ‘Youths and Boys, ‘The Shoes and Slippers for Ladies, Misses and Children, manufactured by Messrs, ED- WIN C. BURT & Co., New York, are the beat that are made, ‘They are perfect in finish and appear- ‘ance, and fit the feet exactly. Only tne best material and the most skilled labor are used inmaking them. They are at once the most attractive to the eye, the most comfortable to the foot, and the most durable Shoes made, and as THEY COST NO MORE THAN INFERIOR MAKES, THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL SHOES FOR EVERY ONE. We will keep 2 full stock of them at our new store, No. 1211 F st. north hich ‘we will open about March 30th, SHOES OF EVERY KIND, SHOES FOR EVERY ONE. wh7.nks3m ARTHUR BURT & CO. ste. Fee SATINES IN SHORT ENDS, 1290, AT ral and STN, Garume Arnz Cor Juz. A PURE FRUIT JUICE TART JELLY. ‘We have Just received the last lot of the season of this delicious article, which we ‘ are selling out at » re- E. M. BURCHARD & BRO, mb5-skm Pennsylvania ave. and 45 st. eo 3 MCRE CASES OF DWIGHT ANCHOR BLEACH- tion, mh¢-3t ene. 1241 and ‘We have nt cpeced 5 tof then Best im ‘Violet patterns. As the assortment paper lapeet snapeat an surly purchase, are offering the greatest ae 2 secon pee cacy ming taicactin See GOODS 4ND eaemererterna. re tot ro " ‘best goods at the of choice ‘as opened: anew ‘SPRING WOOLEN ‘Large stock of PARASOLS, new styles and moderate PERFECTION BLACK SILKS are the: finest in the ‘World, Made by Bonnet, Lyons. 'EMBROIDEMRD FLANNELS at redneed prices. (ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTERUS SONR, mbe 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Commercial statistics would show this to be ‘the dullest season of the year. We cannot afford to have dall seasons, By virtue of large, jodi- cions purchases, and our enormous distributing capacity, we are enabled to make prices low enough to make trade. Tt ins season when job- bers are anxious to sell, so anxious in fact that cost or real value ia not considered. With them the merchandise is worth only what it will bring. Being constantly on the alert for Bar- gains, we haveduring thepast ten days added numerous lines to our already excellent stock, which are unquestionable bargains. We are ‘also still dropping prices throughout the store on lota that must be sold before removal. ‘The most sttractive values are now being dis- Posed of through the following departments: LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs, “SPECIAL SALE” OF HAMBURGS. CORSETS AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. FALL AND WINTER WRAPS. WASH DRESS FABRICS. COTTONS AND DOMESTIC GooDs, DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. ‘We think you will experience no difficulty in making ® satisfactory selection from these ‘various lines, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Bazearss 1x Ware Goons. ‘Large stock, comprising some of the best bar- gains we have ever offered. As specially attrect- ive values we quote: 1,000 Yards White Lace Stripe Lawn, real value 123¢., only 10c. per yard. 3,000 Yards White and Ecru Lawns, in a ys- riety of lace checks and stripes, fine quality, choice open-work patterns, worth 15c., only 1240. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. A Banoo m Sax Hosmeny. ‘We have just secured 25 dozen Ladies’ Extra Fine Pure Silk Hose, double soles, lovely qual- ity, in three shades of garnet, two shades of gray, one bronze and black. ‘These are worth and usually sold at $4, but having bought them below value we give our customers the benefit of the purehase by mark- ing them at the low price of $3 per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. New Fasares. = SPECIAL—28-inch Llama Cable Costume Cloth in fancy stripes and checksin light effects, an entirely new fabric, being unshrinkable, soft, fine and warranted fast colors. Especially for seashore and mountain costumes, wrappers, ‘sacques, tennis skirts, children's dresses, etc. Only 62%4c. per yard. We have opened an elegant line of 32-inch Pajama Flannels, amall, neat checks and stripes, infancy colors, all wool, fine quality. Only ‘Tbe. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Mews Cosrow. Mave Sumra We have now reached the highest state of per- fection in shirt tailoring yet attained. We em- Ploy none but the most capable and experi- enced shirt hands, Gur Catter and Fitter ranks second to npne in {his city. having devoted the major part of Tig ie $5 this Vocation tana supert horough workmanship, cut, fitand superior quality are the grounds upon Which we claim Sour vatronace: ask a trial, confident of our ability to you. PRICE LIST-LAUNDERED SHIRTS. Q Shirts for $9.60 | G Shirts for 812 00. 6 Shirts for 10.50| 6 Shirts for 15.00. pgjuszanteed to be the best procurable for the ice. We call attention to an elerant line of Fis! Clark & Flay's Madras Shirtines, block am {ancy colorini, in Barrow, modfuin and. wide cipes, ata, mediatny "abd Small plaide, hair lines, tic. We belieys Eis to Ue te neat Line of batterna yet brought i. aro prepared to take for you. from this ine one shize two collars nod gf ufis for #3. ‘Cheaper to buy six, aseo 815 ‘We have made up an excellent Se ae ine Figo rntuee ge che ace Superior inanner “Ouly #150 per sult; warts 88. Fink, Clark & Flazy, of New York, have the reputation of making the best Neckwear in the gountry. We have opened thel styles in Fourin-hauds and Knots. Beautiful a effort, gasy shapes to adust, and easy to keep Bike, to 81.50 enc panna, mel ei find this an niece my WOODWARD & LOTHIO mh5. ‘Branch for Men, 1013 F at. n. (TE GREAT BANGAINS CONTINUE AT THE Double Combination, ith st. se. mb4-3t Tsrexesmxe To Livres. ‘We wish tocall the attention of our Patrons and the ‘Ladies in general to the fact that we have succeeded in placing onsale, and will make to order, for this spring, s TAILOR-MADE SUIT, in all the Iatest colors and mixtures of wool stuff, for the reasonable price of $12.00. ‘We also offer one of very stylish make and all-wool material AT $9.50. Spring Suits in Checks, also in Silk Rhadame, hand- somely trimmed in Jet, at very reasonable prices, Special attention is called to our Tailor made, Black Jersey Cloth Coat, bound with braid, at the reasonable price of es ‘This Jersey Coat isfor street wear and must not be confounded with spring house Jerseys of thin cloth We ulso have this Spring Coat with Hood, elegantly made up, in all sizesup to 42, for $3.50. ‘We have numbers of styles of Spring Costs, New- markets and Raglans, all at popular prices. ‘We also offer a stylishly-made, All-Wool, Checked Coat, very nobby, for 82. ‘We offer the latest House Jersey out, in all colors of Pin Dota, We call attention specially to this new gar- ment as we can match almost any color of dress goods, for 82. ‘We offer the best quality Jersey, with Breton front. We would like you to examine this before purchasing. Our Closk Parlor is full now, with noveltiesin ‘Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Wearing Apparels, BEADED WRAPS. Our patrons know the class of goods that we gener- ally import, and also our own styles that we have made up in this country. We have not the largest store in the city, neither do we claim to pell the cheap- est, We modestly claim that we try to sell the best ‘goods at the most reasonable prices. ‘MILLINERY. Our Millinery Department is daily showing the latest novelties. We have our Imported Bonnets and Hats in, and are now ready tocopy any of the styles at res- sonable prices. BLACK GOODS, ‘We have s special department for Black Goods. We are at any time ready to show you anything that can be | 4 found in Black Dress Goods, Silke, Wools and Cotton ‘Materials at the very lowest prices. In this depart- ment wo also keep all kinds of Gray, Gray Mixed and Black and White Cashmere, Albatross, Tricots, Camel's Hatr and Canvas Cloths suitable for second. mourn- ing. For the coming week many special bargains will be offered. ‘This is also » special department of ours, and we keep it well stocked with s full line of wash-goods, We par ticularly request you to examine the quality and notice | cowy he price of these goods. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ‘Table Linen of all kinds, Scotch, English 1nd German | Amportations. Specialties almost every day, and our Sem atone ag Wie fou bess cae cach customer asthe TOG ONE ith st se. ANTED—SEVERAL ee Mi ladies for our mt pit Raiser mene eer cor. ees TANTED—THREE SALESLADIES, J ar oe 3) Wass white Gat = cane oe 717 Met nw. U st. nw. coin mens TANIED-A PLACE AS LADY'S MAID: CAN Rive best of city reference from dase. eraple; pina a Ruse, ae aaa, as: sore DUNDORE EGO ie FOR RENT—HOUSES. WOR HENT—1010 K ST. N.W, PARTLY FUR- 1 modern improvements, near four lines ears: no small children taken, Inquire at house be- Gwen Oand 7 pos. mah7-t 9R RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES Wie at. = NTED_A WHITE PORRN FOR SERS WF ASDA, WOM WOMAN TO 17 Ware ns ane a sharp, at 468 a1 ae W: zit TED Secor yea Woitvee tneat gation, required: one other ee ane ANTED—A GENTLEMAN TO FILL Soar Were cre mB ferences salary. Apply afte Sr PUTER, 408 Tika fee ae ANTED= Al 919 H oe A Waee itl to 20k. aah a Sean. ins itate aa mo TASTED RELIABLE casee (WHE Wwe ‘two children, ree years; Wists, BY A FIRST-CLASS eens D | Tie Pac ave. eminent, dress AR’ TAILORESS. for ladies’ and gents’ cloth- take the work home. xD GAGISTHIe Star dolce? poet FANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN wo one; = EJ. ADAMS, mv business: aiso, bakery) oF work. "Address, “with full care of John Jesser, Staun- mabye We eens <e in best references, Address far two ange iB CASE FOR Stee NTED_BY A _RESPECTADLE Tar oRED given, Adaress OFF, “4 ._Adaren a ‘Saiicore” thsee Dena 'ANTED — KNOWN — NAT. LABOI ae nie” uariers for reliable help for at rotels, stores and. vom ‘ANTED_} COMPETENT NURSE FOR CHILD, . OK, 17 Tih wk, Wee = ee fem airs ‘dairy. “KH. DICK, S17 7 mn ‘ANTED DLL GIVE 850 CASH AND @10 PER D—k YOUNG GIRL 70 TAKE CARE OF ea Government t veal 054.20 stn. | a y £800 er $Gaie "halases SOLID VETERAN Sit 7 ml RERSA STEADY AND. ABLE | Vy BY A SEDTLED WHITE MAN, aw. Wy ANTED_A FirsT- CASS TARLORESS| 5 ‘be a good operator; no other need. a 1B01Eet nw. = rly mh7-2t* mat willing to live out of Duthear the city. Address Box 4%, Sear office. nii'P-St WANTED. EXPERIENCED, CANVASSERS. CALL and examine our plan; canvassing made casy shed plearant; the ston ‘the best instalinent goods on 10, 303 7th at. n.w. _ mh7- WAKE asaist Fos CHE owas TOTEM |= Se ek Teferences. Ap Apply to 234 t'New Jerecy av 2. ma e WASTE te care of horses: can furuiah ing to go in the country. Apply a ‘Apply at 1024 14th st.mh5-3* ‘ANTED_BY A LADY, A POSITION As ing honsekeeper, or companion for no ohjectionsto the country. Address Mrs... Todenisnds ferences; will lady: “ans ate Waist — SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS German charmbermaids, chambermaids, y ANTED— KNOWN Ay CEN Et Sacrenearnet en NSS BRE ergigplored, with ot TUPVES, NeatAstreNsie, Waite! eae SS Biante ‘white and colored cooks, drivers Durses for physickns and 63 Fst. w. THAT ONL ABLE RELIABLE Ww 'ANTED—A WHITE | WOMAN, GERMAN PRE- ferred, to cook, wash an + references, re- quired. ‘Abply st4i4 Oth et nw. mh7-3t "ANTED—A GENTEEL COLORED BOY, WHO can come well recommended and will make him- aie ee useful. Address CITIZEN, Star office. | ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN WHO CAN COOK ‘anddo plain washing for three in family, 415 mw. hE Warnes TO DO LIGHT CHAMBER irsing: none but best city refer- Dye TAO Nek. we mh5-2 Lote, at Aa ee eae alli New York. Advertise and mnarket,where This Seah proper! ‘ork business ciate, JNO. R. ‘new feature commends itself to owners wishin ick sales. No charze unless gales are made. promplly trancted tire LEY (member i. E. Exel ‘and 278 west 125th st, New York. mb4-Im MCLERAN, iw, here and in the Now ¥ vestments are in New ‘OUr Bano ), LST FOR RENT—ROOMS. Wistect FIRST-CLASS COOK (COLORED). 1342 Massachusetts a1 mh5-21 WANTED 20. WOMEN COOKS, 10 TO 20; Honseworkers, Nurses, Waitresses, Laundresees, n Cooks, Waiters; Drivers and Dairy’ Men, for eft Me country, stone. NATIONAL BR BUNEAU, | ie B17 Tih st Aw. inh ANTED—A FEW GOOD CANVASSERS. SAL- ws oF commision paid. Reference required: Apply between @ and 9 ainor b and 6 pan. 616 9th nw. Witnsis: ea CHAMBERMAIDS, et men cooks, waiters, farmers, women for out of ring rererences. (Swedish and German. women, Sepa aaels 2 F. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F st.nw. mho-Gt" Ware’ GIRL; MUST BE EXPERIENCED cook and do general housework; you white girl to wait ‘ont elderly Indy and make herse geverally useful in small family; must stay at ni referencesrequired. Apply 810 Ist. nw. mh4- ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE Ni RSE, V take entire charve of a child of 14 months. dress, «iving nationality, FE. WiNTPD_DUNDORE | EMPLOYM rean, conducted by ladies. Men and women, wie and col red. for all kinds of domestic labor, 717 M 412 ANTED_MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT S Prhiteand colored women, rocks #1010 0, Chambermaida, purses. scrubs and men cooks, Coombs & ‘SUNGESS, Euployment Bureau, | W: ED-TEN ACTIVE AND RGETIC Ladies and Gentlemen to solicit omders in our departments ; i chance to the meee tes, w. 2-1" q WV ANTED MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND 5 GIRL TO Wein 70 per Month at tleir own homes costly ontfit of samples, a packae of goods and full instruc- Hous for 10 cents, to help pay postage. H.C. ROWELL &CO,, Rutland, V Wikeaeai LADIES. AN AND cE E é ‘work at home: good GoraS slice ste Boston Mass. Wy ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING anu fitting by the actual measure and square rule, \t e: cutting, i Biemure a TOLO Fat ne Walter Bulidinye, 26-10 WANTEDA DHDDLE-AGED_ MAN, LOCATED ‘outaide large cities, to represent, in ‘his locality, a reapousible hone monthly salary "80 to 8100 Sure MANUFACTURER SUPT. Lock Box ‘esemitudw y. ‘ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO START A. NEW b at thelr homes: easily learned. ina hour; no peddling: 10e. tg 30c. an hour made day‘ breve material id Toe for 24 samples and a package 3 “commence work ont iret AUBIN fuliaa private tausly. “Apply xt once af 951 D's Dates. = ED—LADIES ee a ‘OR US AT eC Ror outon, ‘Box 5,170. TANTED—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, IN V ice house, by family of three adults; west of 11th st uii'sorth ot Address “Best Keferences,” i= Ofitee. ED—BY A GI AN AND WIFE, UN- AereDa hick Col oer vias anata and first-class surroundings; references exchanxe: Ridzess DIXIE, Star office. “LARGE AND A SMALL Ri for two adults; terms must be_mod- 8. L, Star office. m7 ‘Address. WANTED GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE erate. ‘three or four unfurnished Rooms on second floor for light he references excl ‘Ad~ dress F. J. Q.. Bi mb4-3t* RED “ROOME IN NOR’ TWO AD- wW finiue. purvly furnished, light Tucunekeepineg ‘aud son ten years old; references. Address Mra, Boy 108 New Haapetire avo, inb4-st* WANTED--HOUSE ekeepin R BENT—A LADY furnished front Room large unfurnished in advance, ‘OR oes with bound. Heat, as, Ket. ‘very desirable location, would rent two or three ms on the second floor, oF would rent Bouse, furnished or unfurnished, toa desi ‘Would appreciate the comforts of Tome, Address Box 09, Star office. RENT—IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, LARGE inen, 13 Grant place; reference required. i RENT—1013 E ST. & E. THREE OW FOUR Rooms, steond ae in a private family, near cars and herdics. URNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE ‘with or without board. 1327 N st. uw. Fe, "RENT-FINST-CLASS FURNISHED HoOM | reasonable. Apply 48 H st. n. e. JOR RENT—IN A PRIVATE. furnished, two communicating rooms, with ail | inodern improvements; facing horth and south. HAVING A I0USE INA rt of the deiuhttal mabi- tone or two single gentle- __mh73t floor, strict] hot and cold water, Ty wh7- HOUSE, NEWLY | mh7-3e 40>. CG. KENNEDY, iwh7-Ot - 720 15th at, OR RENT 715 1ST ST. NW.-THREE-STORY land basen rack. en > lish Paci, modern faprogerenta, and lance ede yard. reut $10. Inquire ‘6th st. uw. RENT 12 BST NL-A THREE STORY FE Brick. ton rooms and ali meslern conveniences; hat furnace; in guod onier: rear $3. Peseceaion MM. ROHRER, Sabre 34 and East Capitol ia "| POR BENT—S908 NST, WEST WASHINGTON: n ae Tae ORLING, mh7-3t* 1264 32d wt, Fee2s NTRAL LOCATION, 28 GRANT Ai Plece; three-story and ‘basement Brick House, ten marae ‘BH. WARNER & CO 8100.00 per mo. Feo se ne. 8 rome Tedd oth et's mons SSD ist atenwe ® : S117 Snow How,9 room 2 a B: Bw. 10r ES oe =< B SEE “a 5 u, Ty 3B oe 4 = fayette Sq. Tafayette Sq. Hist. near 1th. 16r Oth, hear K st. 16r. Fy tiear 18th si. 10r. ia aver lice soma: | ty placed with mi for rent or sales liberally advertise ‘of cont to Fordist of Port f 2010 12TH ST.; SIX ‘90 per month TETY & DYER, 13th and F sts, including beth. yee - =a ot eat —- 21a #2 Ou at fect condition, OWNER, JOR RENT—1604 15TH Sty 1235 and 12: roth wt: 7k HEE Newly papered and. uh imps. ; $30. HICK HOUSE, 213} . . ih excellent ante Apply WESCOTT & WILOOX, 1007 Pa ax. thot T—A VERY DESIRABLE NEW ®-ROOM {luring apd stare noon, 408 0 et nw. all m1 LOUIS ¥° SHOEMAKEM, 920 Fst. nw. E PARTY UNTIL furnished. on N Bab DOr te 3. ¥., Box 400, City Post office. JOR RENT_HOUSES— SU? dig at 18.20 872 Gn st aw, Gin as T1B 6th wt sw. 5 611 Va. ave. aw. 485 Li 407 dig st howe, Keal Estate Agent, 26 F ST. N.W. hi, cell 11th st. n.w., 7rooms, Pierce Place, 7 room 37 22 st nw. 7 mous, bath, ke. ALBERT F. TOX, 920 F stn 1905 AND 1913 17TH ST. N.W. From erick Houses. rooian and bath. Fan EA = clase: #18. fee, Thquire uext door to JOR RENT—PLEASAD famished rout 15, 449 G st. nw. Yenient to Patent and glass caterer in the house, st. nw 001 changed. OR 1 BOARD. hall rooms; reasonal $4 per weeks 7c por day \d floor, with that elegant house 1009 Terrace. tloor: E H frat oor; gent large commun} Smh5-e Room, in new house, at mnoderate rates: also, haud- te new Pension office, con: st offices FPORRERT. TWO LARGEPARIORS, FURNISHED, front Koom with. BRENT — ELEGANTLY ¥URNISHED ROOM. three windows facing south, first floor; also ant Room third floor; good light (OR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON ‘second ficor, 1516 1 st. u.w. JOR RENT — COR. 9TH ST. two Novena, sputhers exposure, with bocrd. gs ber month, two persons in rE handsomely furnished commuuicatit Root Eerie iia einer gas ROR RENT_TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ‘OR RENT_—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ee modern conveniences, suitable hounckeeninu, ‘215 per month to parties 2, BR HENT=A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON Preferred. 620 6th st. nw. Al ee Le Fe soperately tat ice se Room 8, second floor front; terms reasonable to desirable and R RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON second floor; two closets; water on same floor: Suitable for light housckeeping, 815: also, one Room on third floor. “Call after 4:30 Pm. af 1102 Ost. n.w. mb! T, NICELY-FURNISHED Parlor, souti ‘exposure. ‘mbh7-eolm ‘windows, first” ‘Apply at the Au and heat.’ 1014 13th mb7-3t" each room. Reference ex- f18-18t* (D_ ROOMS—TWO LARGE ms: ie; table board $15 month, southern ©: ure; in Tih at. mw. Livingston an hit le, for ‘without UNFURNISHED, ruanent tenaute. 1749 Pennsylvania ave. inished Rooms on the FETT sere ST. N.W., BETWEEN H yon the second floor, “Apply. Wednesda eas Toe: 10 until 4 Ret . three beautiful unfur- (erences Freq OR 1d MR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND Fovtony fronts At iv ath at. ms ae 7 'T—951 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N. W.— ‘A large Furn'shed Frout Room, second floor, with lass Board. Also, an upper Room, very cheap. second or third floor somely Furnished Ri ahare then with a lady of rod changed. Address A. tneauare. — Fee RENT furnished Roonts. FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON J7OR RENT—ROOMS—A LADY WHO HAS HAND- © slanting wapocial moderate to permanent parties. Te mb4-3t* ‘in 8 nice locality, would ment. References ex- office. Mine ‘ANTED—TO BUY—8 OR 9-ROOM HOUSE, Waticee ipprovenienga: north of the avetiue and He POR aaa nent 0000 yD HOUSE FOR SIX MONTH: ve Mf reasonable, Address J, ‘ANTED—AG wonld buy furn. PORTER, Star office. see 'ANTED—ON OF {BEFORE AI PRIL i of eight or ton rooms: mod art improvements; pao ee eee see ted. Desert ANTED—1, 00 ‘HOUSES, Whilsectous et investors jachington, to sell to New York mE 9 Em vertise andisell here and in New York. Busi- nes JRO, 1c FOLEY, 137 ‘Broadway and Bey Wweisotnats WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS aa, ‘dows toa sath use: central: bear BRENT 915 BST. 3 W, front oom, furnished, with private bath, heat and R RENT—DELIGHTFULLY for both summer aud winter; nicely furnish lange closets: every comfort; termi Typ CoRR SaCom: yaouth front Roomm, lange tay window: Bree entral: near tree lines suitable fortwo or three gent wife. 900 L. SECOND FLOOR '126- ee PLEASANT. E OFFICE ROOMS; SECO: mb4-3t* COUNTRY REAL ESTATE PARTIES GOING AWAY DESIRE TO W Andi Household Eifects of boarding bonne imme, Gistely, cheap; call attention to the trade. Tersey ave. nw. Waiter eat ‘A FIRST CLASS WASHER AND ironer, Washing to take at home. Best of reference Gali st1727 Brainard st, between 17th and stir ite nd P aud ave. eri: ANTED "TO BELL (OR WILL See FOR B. Hs i Star mh7-iw*" 'TED—PARTNER POSTED IN THE PATENT W: ‘ATED. Dusthess who can devote his whole time take one-third interest 4olteat Pay largely. Address Box 10:5, ose a YOUNG LADY, TYPE. Sas foto 3 charges, Se. per folio, aes it oa eD EERE FOR PROF. (ER'S new “Internstional System” ounine, te with, any inch-1 aes eer at ‘aden dramoekees RA a ea ‘the above a tract DO hic oa WAST GUE JERE Sar EAE Weekene AVE QUITE. Suet any BTMENT ayer * BHO bet digw Shain test een, mh2-6e Waneemie sar <a ‘Au dress H. BAUM. st ow. immediately north of the: mh5-5t mh5-6t ae FANGS FAIA GHURO, At SS fashington, Fz SALE-AG ACRES OF , SALE—AT A BARGAIN, ee the Tennalytown red. Mam oftrai, “eorprice and x terms :healtl om eney tonne healthiest 1215s F st. nw. ‘OF THE BLAGDEN TRACT ae aR coe rota 4 SMALL FARM OF ‘house and ‘utoutldines all particulars ay ‘HUFTY & D) 1901 Fst n. OR 8! SALE—HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF 103 ‘acres on 7th-st. roed, near District line; utes: walk from Forest Glen, Station, a B80. Caller aidiees 3 DHOWD, Fo ‘Montgomery Co., Mi R COUNTRY. SoS ‘CALL =e ae address BAXT! FEE & MacGUWAN, 1008-1010 isn subse —— pin tg ines ou SEE awn from city, = eee, ‘T-xoom frame house, in ates store, 7 rooms, good stable, deniay anual ‘T.H.SYPHERD & 00, 1007 Fst. nw. sts with ¢ room bows fruit and vineyard; 134! ‘1TH. SYPHERD & CO., 1007 F st._ FARM OF from city. 818 VALUABLE FARM HEAR ‘George's. é) Irvin stmw.r811. 00 7 Tt uw. store 11 Wilson ‘st nw. 20 Wilson st, oF Ringsdon di, 4r--19 30 32 428 Colleie at.now. ive 1110 Md. ay. aw. sctan es oH aw Lansed'n Ter, 8 ts t mw. ae. G41 ne. 4r, stab 00 2G 14.0 aw. 1016 8. Gap. &t., mbit" _A.S.CAYWOOD, cor.Othand Kaste.nw. | = JOR RENT. Nets. we. or. 105,111 Va.ave., Glarke'st-aw..4r-, 32 to. o4 Mat. Oo Litin lis Lace de ihr SsP ride 0.921 Ist at. ww, 5: mb5-3t*_C. H. PARKER, Comer 44 and E For ian anette SON, 9 13th at nw 6r: 28 Columbia, Sr. 227 Massavaw. 507 13m stn 6 13:56 Preree P, 2s Olin w.7E (6 Larch st0r... G stu. w., Or 3044 P stn. W..7F, Gor 616 Csi we. 64 Kat.ne, 6r. RENT— Se 875 4060-08-10 K ne.,4r.. 13 1824 Boundary st si for the parpse Uf dispeoth 3 rut .W. 09 | still as ‘Drug Btore, Dry 2304 I st. n .00 Shop #07 25th st. n.w | you avoid pubieity ty} 4 has ue yor Fora full listapply to MESOOTT & WILCOX, he rT within’ ae 4 ae at eae Thore reaand bettie had to the person than muouut of Font paid. Alsy very nicely Turtished_ or unfurnished S-room, bath andccliar House: ceuteel nelyhborlocd, 1446 Q'st. un, w.: everything in firet-clans order: un faruished, B45: furnished B18 a nt rome, titer stories, preswad brick front . KNIGHT, 607 7th sf, n.w.. 4 doors abo eB mh ROR RENT—LE DUOIT PALL DESI £10 Foon house, with all Haprewenients: cater, 0 mroundas #40. Aine BRIC ‘modern tin pont, Ap Da, Be. KENT — TWO REES 2133 and 2137 2806 Guy st.Gtn, 12 1217 Wylie st. n.¢., Gr, 131: 1375 Bound'y st. n.e., br, Fat ny Sn ‘ape. ADS 5 22 rooms; APR SHtiL & 00. 1336 F ate lid tw KENT—1315 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HALF a pyuare try Chomas Cele: entrance ob Mase itis ave ep M at lapre side yard, 11 room. A fo A. P. HILL & CO. 1338 F tubd-2w Mt RENT —SIX-ROO! PRESS BRICK FRONT, Figo Boundary ot. nw, botwoen 8.4. ave. aud. 3h at Inquire at $20. mse ¥.,8.W. & XY, 805 321.553, 32354 D BE st 88. 35 Lista arene rie (20z7 boei ee on a 06 ‘ian: ‘See per moult” Apply FR S22, Six ROOM BRIG key | fpuete omar ph eh a —s KST. eee tek baal a ier ety dBestences: eas oes __FOR RENT_HOUSES. }0k RENT— UNFURNISHED, asthe ew TYLER k ROTM R NENT— BOARDING WOU, FIPTER cE RENT ,2OARDING, wore, sre bear Gor EW Cathal ‘Sapitel jaa Re J_R RENT RICK HOUSE NINE ooMS, ‘ Vsoea ned Thar ens, bath. open fr sion office, pertect condition. CHL Ail Drick, 25 rooms, OL Dat ne nO L706 ath at Denn. ave nw, #100 416 Oth tn.w.18r.€X3 33 2 Est nw lor. oot Tab Ni ave QO 8th stn. Sth stow. 13te YO18 Conn ave ie «tor 1 De Salewet., Vir. ho 10h Qua or Notun ws lor bs 70) 1M Rout, Bve. Hr 60 TROZCorcoRaD t.Gr O71) 7th wt nw, more 3 * wud dwelling 1601 Negeave hen ir. 60 1112 thet tw, Me Tho sbove house cau, be cxaminad Wp perynlt frou, cur ctice only TMOaLAS J Fis oy STORES AND DWELT- ood business stand would: 1S06 aud TNON 14th sto. mess do well ‘to look at IN0" ‘The'stores atv pew an ity ote of ye tat uaitens lo Ay Poy eke aon be owner, Ws ROONE. 13353 netme Fe RENT—STORE 1308 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, n.w.: 45. Also taarment, @1a,_ Togetts SEER, Mig, gee power i desined “Apis 9 FUS it. DARBY. Printer aus S 1S}4 7TH STN. W. AN ind OK KENT room in rear, SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, a Pat Rr nn, x co, i368 F Street, FOR RENT—MISCELLAN EF US A SQUARE PIA’ including cover and #toc KENT —BY_A LADY HAVING F octave romewood case one euperior ; only @10 Star otter. GROCERIES 8 5) RUE. BEY, STO PY aud liquors, lease conse, hatures in @ location must be sold. ‘idnoes MAMEDIATE X A EMULE Ce bea HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealers in Gogelic Iron Mitunw Stocks, Western Farm Mortgages and Lands,and Real Eatate in Washington, Minueapolis and Chicago, Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 F st, mn BURBAN Whitney Cl HU, AON Ons 3 PRC OTS ADJOINING of which fronton Whit , tw DUNCAN: NO. 1 PRINTING AT LOW. PRICES i for 100.000: #32 faa for ob ie en, 0,000; #5.00, 9.000." 84, DERSON & MOGI, 1010 and 1015 70H RENT_PART OF A STORE ON OTH STH between D and JE ste, or would well six rane” Apply to B.A. MCINTIRE, O18 F st. mas WASTED 10 MEET WITH A, FIRST-CLASS operator for an old established lery at a fair salary. who can lost 8400 for two Sean. ou terest. Address OPERATOR, Star thos. QPPEHS WANTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. LOT 7, SQUARE 220. LOTS 15, 16, 17, 18, SQUARE 635, SUB LOT 24, SQUAKE 107 WM. F. MATTINGLY, F. WAGGAMA' LOANS v Howery store, tell or 10 yeare lor price ouly’ 1,000 JOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS DRUG STO) teally i ing wxnt busine a bancain to ens address YMMERCIAL OFFICE. mihe-4it HED F,, BSTABL Re dual: yariou tou, dai RAMEY. HE WASHT Tau for the eate kenyitic of bande, wecuritien, asewelry, other watuaben. Chota, pattie work Yiac, Tits, carpets, &y Ae ca ‘Take beture, rather Uaim oF buried after, your vacua! Othiee £26-6m > (Satur SURVEYOR, P.O. ADDE ‘Murilery, Sd. or 30s 7th at. Washington, D.C. 5 serie to a Tew . ona ask of Washnctons tein Of Akiige & Coy and Gol. Tsuit. a ‘ONB CONTEMPLATING | STARTING | OR Hane Varivess can wet special Murures, w= igh cuinest Job Printing Sd Rcesying. TAN LO ut ob Minters aiid Lugraver, 0 denne i VU, Si St8TE, COUNTY, ch, Tow Nem, @ school.san, Failroad and corporation bonds. batik ipmtrance, railway, uduing and tniecllenecun Boks i in. 0 merci maylit and molds Weller je st veta G 2H y MAR BANKER AND LOAN AGENT, 06 41TH ST. N.W Sit geven and eicht per cont Guaraiteed Heal Eatate aud fer cent Debent are suns of 8100 and ward, Shterert. "Securities tur ale. -Purter information fareabedl on iplication.. ata" {OK SALE On KENT— THE FOUNDRE Mulls, Geommeton. D.C. situated tended), ‘of nollers, with » 150 barrels terse ia te ee i, CEN oak axp Tus COMPANY. WYMAN, (late Titerest aid Principal Paid Giemicat Rene i othew si om: Bon. A. U.