Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ' D. C.. NDAY, MARCH 14, 1887. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: March 14, 1887. .- Editor. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent boma fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. ‘The rather tnelezant but decidedly expressive Kentucky phrase “he bit off more than he could chaw” seems tobe pecullarty applicable to the points involved in the present much-talked-of Bal- timore and Ohio rafiroad “deal.” Between incon- siderately extending his railway lines, inaugurat- ing a palace car system of his own, buying trow- sers by the hundred pair, running an opposition ‘express company and building an extensive and tangled net of telegraph lines, young Mr. Garrett evidently dissevered more than he was abie to masticate. Realizing this truth finally, andrather than datly acknowledge the fact, he showed a ‘willingness to sell out all his holdings, except the ‘wowsers, and retire with a big fortune in money, if not with the laurels of a victor. Next on the seene appears a Mr. Sully, of New York, who, thinking he saw a good thing for himself if he could induce other people to temporarily put up ‘the money necessary for the “deal” or lend their credit for that purpose, undertook to form a syndi- cate by which to transfer Mr. Garrett's burden to the shoulders of the public, through the media of higher freight and passenger changes and watered stock galore. But when “time” was called, in Mr. Garrett's interest, Mr. Sully awoke to the fact that he tkewise had miscalculated the grinding power of his molars as compared with the range and Keenness of his incisors, and he too was reluc- tantly compelled to let go or take the chance of choking. Itis understood that a new combfnation of able and experienced manipulators have now under- taken the job given up,which proved to be too much for Mr. Sully, bet whether thelr powers of degiutition will prove tobe equal to the sizeof their mouth remains to be seen. A very useful moral may, however, be drawn from the case as it stands af present. a Mra Neebe's funeral at Chicago yesterday was not utilized for the purposes of a ““lemonstration” by the anarchists. This pacific tssue was proba- Diy intended as a snub to the sheriff who had, in Mew of the ominous preparations for the cere- mony, withdrawn his permission to the convict husband to attend. The sheriff was nevertheless right in the course he pursued. In dealing with men who acknowledge no law but their own im- pulses, it ts better to be too cautious than toocare- Jess. “If Neebe had been permitted to be present ‘at the burial of his wife and a riot had followed, ‘the sheriff's untimely tenderness would have been held accountable for whatever bloodshed and pil- lage occurred. ——————— ‘The “experiences of a government employe,” which the friends of the Y. M.C. A. in this city ‘were invited yesterday to hear, turned out tobe a discussion of an important episode In the career of Zaccheus, the tax-gatherer of scriptural fame. ‘This discovery doubtiess caused disappointment to some of the expectant host. And yet any one of them, if given his choice, would probably ex- change the experiences of a person engaged in the activities of political life for the shrewd and un- Itased observations of a “‘inan up a tree.” In the new “deal” in the B. & O. game the players conceal their hands as carefully as in the id. In the resulting condition of suspense anxt- ous Baltimore whistles to keep up iis courage, ‘The game is a new one to Baltimore and is styled in some quarters there: “The Option-Sale Muddle; or, a Raflroad in Search of a Head.” Senator Edmunds hopes and thinks that the re- pubifean party will show wisdom in the selection Of its standard bearer in ‘SS. Sherman, ditto, Blaine, ditto. Is Bouse Ore oor Wer No matter how low the price, we look first for the good fitting qualities, you want wearing qualities also that we guarantee in all cases, but SOLID COMFORT is what most persons want Life is short at best and if we can sasist you in WALKING THROUGH it easy ‘We will be happy to do so. OUR LISE OF LADIES’ ‘Shoes at 3 not only look well, but St and wear well. ‘They are made in fine American Kid, with round or Broad toes, Dongola Tops, Kid Foxed, Cloth Tops WithKid foxing. They are worth just $3, no more’ ‘Ro less,and if you feel like investing this amount ume and get fitted. EDMONSTON & CO., mh2-Im 1339 and 1341 Fst and 942 Pa Ave. ER PIANOS — Kich tone, faultless tonch: preferred leading == nat reply abl Sole Agents. BROS, FISCH @ AND ESTEY PIANOS. Sold on easy terms and rented, rae — ‘SANDEUS & STAYMAN, Sole Agents. _ PSTRccTION ‘ON PIANO AT 50 CENTS A LES ‘8 gentleman qualified by education and ex: ‘ive thorurh instructions to persons des Sitpas of ecortine shilina forty couers and juteiliment “mnieses ee see Ow Tux THE PAST SIXTMONTHS ON WINTER DRY GOODS DISCONTINUED. WE SHALL BRING FORTH OUR LATE PUR- CHASES IS SPRING DRY GOODS AND PLACE ‘THEM IN OUR SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS. YOU CAN FEEL SATISFIED THAT YOU ARE PUR- CHASING ONLY NEW THINGS PRODUCED THIS SEASON. WE BOAST OF OUR SELECTION IN FRENCH AND AMERICAN SATTEENS. WE INVITE IN- SPECTION, FEELING THAT YOU WILL COIN- CIDE WITH Us. LADIES 36 AND S4INCH CLOTH MIXTURES FOR TAILOR MADE SUITS. DECIDED BARGAINS IN LADIES’ BOUCLE. JERSEY AT $12 JOHNSON, GARNPR & CO., 636 Pa ave. south side, HUDAS, CABLE TWILLS AND S SElaNaEe Bods. 26 on OUR 12tland lS Tits we _BIL3t Lagsesr Evnorrax no VELTIES. cr SPaiNo ASD B SPRING AND SUMMERS PEGS Te ELS oe GOMPLISING LAGE ASSORTMENTS OF AGE BEST AND MOS? FASILION ALLE TRODe st pad ASD BRENIG st Kens, Pose THER for: He LARGEST CoLLEe: PTO SELECT FROM, A SILKS AT $1.00, 81.25, AED YES IN FINEST PRENCH SAT- TEENS MADE hy Once MoMA So nS MY REME NOVELIIES 18 THEME Xe ANDERSON’S SCOTCH BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER- ELEGANT BEADED SILK RENADINES. IMMENSE STOCK OF TAiLLE Fas pales Senate Stik be GLOS-GRAIN 3 ‘SILKS, aT LOWEST ee NOVELTIES IN, tes f PED AND PLAID VELVETS “BARGAINS” IN WHITE AND ECRU INDIA PON. cavice barrEnss IN PRINTED CHALLIS DE- GENUINE FRENCH C.P. CORSETS FROM $150 SHADES Ix TREFOUSSE KID GLO NEW, SPRING JACKETS, SERSEYS AND “ii. | MDERED' Fi WHITE GOODS. ELTIES IN EUROF' ‘TEST STYLES 1. OLS, SUN UMBREL- N PARASO TAS AND CARRIAGE SitADES. G@F PLAIN FIGURES AND COKRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Peary Berprso, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9thet. mbi2 Established 1840. P. ATLANTIC Casi KF 4SHMERES, ALL XEW Double Combination, mags 1241'and 1248 Tabata Por Axo Waorssour Tras aA FE Fad AA £ i ER 4 fun Eee ° And “RELIABLE” are words different in more ways ‘than one, ‘WM. HABN & CO."S “RELIABLE” SHOE HOUSES, $16 7th st. and 1922 Pennsylvanis ave., Are proud of their banners’ inscription: “BELIABLE.” “RELIABLE”—the materials. “RELIABLE™—the workmanship. “RELIABLE™—for the lowest prices. Is the Fame of Our Goods and consequent ‘WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF OUR HOUSE. “RELIABLE”—# foundstion which cannot be shaken! Baboon of NOW IN DEMAND and we beset practically Ulustrate to you THIS WEEK popelog the Finest and ‘Most Stylish SHOES and SLIPPERS Ever Offered in Washington, AT PRICES ONE-FOURTH LESS ‘Than Those of Many Other Houses, LADIES’ “ECLIPSE” FINEST HAND-SEWED BELO BOOTS: Suanieh Arch or Solid Comfort TADIES' FINE. HAND-TURNED or HAND-WELT eee which others sell at $4. LAD! “HAHN'S PEERLESS” FLEXIBLE KID BUTTON waren to outwear £5, S250 shoe LADIES’ GENUINE RID, HAND-SEWED OXFORD TIES, $1; regular value, 81.50, OUR GENTS’ “ECLIPSE” $5 CUSTOM SHOE, equal to any #7 Shoe made. GENTS’ GENUINI D LOW CUT 's) GENUINE HAND-STITCHE! nor 'TS' REAL KANGAROO SEAMLESS OXFORD TIES easiest Sloe wade 83; never sold ese canes GENTS’ WARRANTED HAND-SEWED |W! SHOES, 3, the only Shoe of the kind in the Dis trict and better than many a $5 Shoe. EXTRA VALUES IN OUR MISSES’ CHILD'S and INFANTS’ DEPARTMENTS, at nominal prices. 7RY OUR BOvs AND YOUTHS’ FAMOUS LOW- PRICED WEAR-RES (CHAELES, NEAT HAIR LINE STRIPES, CHECKS and Plaids, Short Ends, 124. at the Double Combination, mb11-3t 1241 and 1243 11thet. xe. Srxust Youxe Mex. ‘THERE IS NO CITY OF ITS SIZE IN THEUNITED STATES WHERE THERE ARE 80 MANY DRESSY YOUNG GENTLEMEN TO BE FOUND AS IN WASE- INGTON. BY “DRESSY" YOUNG MEN WE MEAN THOSE WHO DRESS WELL AND WITH GOOD TASTE. OURS IS NOT A WEALTHY CITY AS COM- PARED WITH THE GREAT COMMERCIAL CITIES OF THE UNION. KNOWING THIS, WE REALIZE THE ABSOLUTE NECESSITY OF COMBINING IN THE MANUFACTURE OF YOUNG MEN'S CLOTH- ING FOUR ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS, NAMELY: ELEGANCE OF MATERIAL, CORRECTNESS OF STYLE, PERFECTION OF FIT AND REASONABLE. NESS OF PRICE. YOUNG GENTLEMEN WILL BE GLAD TO KNOW THAT WE HAVE BENT OUR BEST ENERGIES TOWARD AFFECTING THIS DESIRA- BLE COMBINATION IN THE ‘CLOTHING WE HAVE PREPARED FOR THEM FORTHE COMING SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON. THE FABRICS FROM WHICY OUR YOUTHS READY-MADE CLOTHING I8 MADE ARE AMONG THE CHOICEST THE WORLD PRODUCES TO-DAY. THE PATTERNS ARE SUCH AS ARE AFFECTED BY THE SWELL YOUTHS OF EUROPEAN CAPI- TALS AND THE ULTRA STYLISH YOUTHS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. THE STYLES ARE ADVANCED; THE CUT AND SHAPE OF THE GARMENTS WE OFFER ARE TOBE FOUND OUTSIDE OF OUR HOUSE ONLY WHEN MADE TO SPECIAL ORDER BY A FIRST-CLASS MERCHANT TAILOR, AND THEN THE DIFFERENCE IN PRICE IS SO GREAT THAT NO REASONABLE COMPARISON CAN BE MADE. THE NUMBER OF STYLES AND KINDS OF ‘YOUTHS’ SUITS (SIZES 32 TO 37) THAT WE HAVE MADE UP FOR THE COMING SEASON GO AWAY UP INTO THE HUNDREDS; SO THAT EVERY ‘TASTE CAN BE GRATIFIED AND EVERY POCKET- BOOK SUITED. in BAKS AND COMPANY, THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, mh14_300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. ys WIDE COCHECO 0 RATISTE, Short Dottie Combination, 1241 and 1243 Lith st. se. mb11-3t Use We Sms. To my Brethren of the Craft_Tanners, Harness- makers, Trunk, Glove and Shoe Manufacturers—I ap- peal. Arise and show a bold front to our common enemy, “The Monopolist. “DIVIDED WE FALL” ‘Never forget the precious words so clearly uttered by the great illustrious President, Andrew Jackson: “The Union must and shall be preserved.” ‘Therefore Jet me impress upon your mind that united we will defeat the people’s enemy, ‘THE MONOPOLIST. My extocmed Patrons and the people at lange arsin- formed that this week we shall offer the following reat inducement; TIT. ERB NN WN T E XNN & ER NNN T £ NKN T EE N NN PPP, ERE RRR 3 Pri. gor o°O ES BS TT P kee ROR ‘Coo Exe BRN OT DISCOUNT ON ALL BOOTS, SHOES, OXFORD TIES AND SLIPPERS. ‘Remember all Shoes are marked in Plain Figures, 1. HEILBRUN, ‘The Largest One Price Shoe House, 402 SEVENTH 8T, Bee The Old Lady in Window. mbit outhiwest corner iol Bagh oh ie or Cg py English, by in gemend. tees, Geer en eee , Political j, Stenography and Type-Writ- ° ‘and eVening sessions Y's. ui: 6 pu, ¥ ie per Tearez Usequazzn Banoams IN LADIESGLOVES. ‘Better values than these it has never been our 00d fortune to offer. 100 dozen Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves, in seported ten shades, worth 85c. Outy 66. par 7100 dozen Ladies’ 4-batton Suade Gloves, em broidered backs, in sssorted tan shades, worth ‘1. Only 75c. per pair. 50 dozen Ladies’ 8-buttom lengtn Mousque- tatre Gloves, embroidered back, assorted tan shades, worth $1.25. Only $1 per pair. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Mars Samrs To Onvzn _Zuslity, thorough workmanship and low prides are telling. Although very busy, we are Btill ‘Prepared to take more orders, and'suarantee per- fect satisfaction, even in the most minute de- tail. Men who have been paying fancy prices for made-to-measure Shirts, sre specially im- portuned to give us the chance to fit them bet- ter than ever before at a more moderate price. Six Shirts for $9. ‘Six Shirts for $10.50. Six Shirts for $12. Six Shirts for $15. Superb line of “Fancy Madras Shirtings. We ‘will make you s half-dozen from these, includ- ing Collars and Cuffs, for $15. WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S BRANCH, No. 1013 F street n.1 Enough have just been opened to call the en- tirestock new. ‘The late arrivals are the best values yet offered by us. Itdoes seem strange that up to this time the handkerchief world should have produced only square-shaped Hand- Kerchiefs. The innovation has come at last. Handkerchiefs are now made in the shape of & wheel. We are somewhat chary of “Novelties,” so have bought only a small stock of them, just enoush to feel the pulse of the trade, All-around. scalloped embroidered edges in fancy colors, 3730. each. Especially suitable for wear in the belt and to tuck in the corsage. . Immense assortment of styles and colorings in Ladies’ White All-Linen Hemstitched and Scalloped-edge Handkerchiefs, plain, also em- broidered in white and colors, 25,373, 50, 6254 ‘T5e., $1, 81.12, 81.373, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50nd $3.00 each. The 25c. line is particu- larly attractive. ‘Ladies’ White All-Linen Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs, in embroidered “All-Over” designs, infancy colors, %in. colored border, entirely new, only 29¢. each. ‘Ladies’ Sheer Linen Scalloped-edge Handker- chiefs, embroidered all over in white and colors, superior qualities, superb desigus, $1, $1.25, $1.50and $1.75 each. ‘The beauty of the Handkerchief stock is not alone its newness, but the fact that every hand- kerchief is all pure linen and not cotton-and- linen mixed. This refers to the lowest as well ‘as the highest price we have. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. We havo, on sale at our Dress Goods De- sieces of the celebrated Freres echlin & Cie’ French Setteens: no to, seces alike. Multifarious ansortment of Stripes, fanciful “All-Over” pat and Oriental in asuperbeombination of ‘various colorings and effects. Also, 40 pieces of Anderson's celebrated Scotch Dress Ginghams;no two alike. Variety of Stripes, =, Ohecky ad Broken Pinida, with pl ‘to ma WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bis Saz Or Conrams. Late judicious purchases enable us to offer Prices on Curtains’ Fora toudrounsien of tals na Fora on ead he allowing, een call and inspast’ © prize Hern Nottingham Lace Curtains, ONLY $1 PER PAIR 50jnch ‘Torcoman Curtains, 3 yards long, worth OMY $3.50 PER PAIR. 50-inch Silk Chenille Turcoman Curtains, yards long, sold heretofore at 815, Sod ONLY $12 PER PAIR. Colored Madras Lace Curtains, terns, sold heretofore at $8. ‘Sold peresctore' 4 110, now Sold heretofc Bold heretofore at $5; now We do not, bel ch odvedonot believe such an opportunity will WOODWARD & LOTHROP. work pate mbié ERNHARDT SUITING, wi BE iG, ALL WOOL LADIES’ es PeeRSemMaation Seana Suxs Ax Durss Gioons, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS Wve just opened their SPRING DRESS GOODS, snd offer new designs and choice colorings in Foreign and ‘Domestic Suitings. Special attention is called to the Jarge variety at popular prices. ‘New designs in INDIA SILKS at lowest prices, Striped SURAHS, Plain SURAHS, neat CHECKS, Pisin Black PONGEES, China PONGEE, Great Bar gains in White PONGEE, ‘Best Black SURAH in the market. $1 and $1.25 GROS GRAINS and RHADAMES, ‘New Black Goods of every description, Spring HOSTERY and UNDERWEAR. Special Bargains in Children’s Black HOSE, 250, mb11- ONE PRICE, ‘W, M. SHUSTER & SONS, mbi4 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ERRIMAC SATIN: a MESA GLEA TINE Bie, TAPUR: sour exp Donble Combination, ith af. 8. mb11-3t 1241 and 1243 11 BBB oO RRR TIT Be to kek “@ HOD sss an ee Be oH Rg oF BB Ss8 = OGLE. City, March 8th, a dsughter to Mr. and Mra, John RB. Ogie, 34th and B sta. n.w. ‘That's what we unctiously remark to the man who ‘seeks to supercede us in position while the procession Passes. ‘There's going to be quite a procession in the ‘millinery trade in this city the coming season, but you won't have to wait long to hear our number called. ‘We jump right into the ring and they can call “time” ‘as.soon as they please. Weare ready. What for? For Push, jam, drive, hustling, squeezing, slashing—any- thing but snoring and gaping. We always have our spurson. We hold this cost out st arm's length. If it fits you, jamp in. ‘To-day we open new Spring Straw Goods, We don't care what others mark their goods at. You can be Seeaet conor ohne eenis we cmt youss good, Capes. a0 Dew and os stylish a Street Hist as ever took diferent shapes st 48 centn, How do we know? another, we xxow. Can we kindle your curiosity with the newest shapesin “Rotgh and Ready" Straw Bon, ‘nets, at 39 cents, when we tell you that they cannot be surpassed at G8 cents? Itisno flight of fancy to talk big about 98 cents worth of novelty, style and ‘trimming in Children's School Hats at 58 cents. Our Custom Department is enforced and equipped with view to giving you the best work to be had in ‘Washington. Our Opening will be duly and regularly announced; meanwhile we are ready to give your orders prompt and faithful attention, THE Bl Mra SARA A SPENCER, View iE JF couonen grap tpi Lawns, mb11-3t 124] and tree Colora) suture ck nbtontre ns Esse Sonos = good weight, good value aud EM BURCHARD & BRO, mb12-ekm Pennsylvania sve. cor. 434 st. THE RESIDENTS IN THE Te. a Pazars Rovar Srarve PERMA SOUVERIRS. 85.50 Trimmed Bonnets for $4.98. 330, Straw Bonnets for 2c. 4c. Hats, four shapes, 42c. $6.68 English Tweed Suits, €5.98. 12 Serre Suits for $10.50. £83.50 Children's Suits for $2.98, $1.50 “P. B.” 4 and 6-button Gloves, $1.29. 25c. Lisle Thread Gloves, 21c. 250. Jewelry, all styles, 19c, ‘5c. Jewelry, all styles, 59c. 25e. Rubber Dolls for 10¢. 68c. Bisque Dolls for 49c. $1.45 Check Gossamers for $1.29. 68c. Bunches Feather Tips for 500. 98c. Satin and G. G. Sash, 89c. 250. Bottles Florida Water, 210. ‘80e. Nickel Clocks, warranted, 790, Tic. Lubin’s Powder for 8c. 2bc. Silk Garter Web for 216. . Roll Toilet Paper for 11e. . Fans, all styles, 190. ‘8c. Fans, all styles, 79¢. 81.68 Jerseys, all styles, 81.42. 1.98 Children’s Jerseys, $1.59. India Linens for 21c. 3 for 25c. Tidies 3 for 19c. 50c. Satin Pincushions for 39e. $3.98 Tatlor-made Jersey Coate, $2.98. $13.98 Beaded Visites for $19, $3.98 Children’s Coats for $3.67. 98c. Lonsdale Cambric Gowns, 7c. Qc. Hand-made French Chemises, 480. ‘39c. good Muslin Chemises, 340, ‘89e. good Muslin Skirts, 29. 250. Mull Caps for 19¢. 250. Lace Trimmed Aprons, 190. @ 390. Writing Tablets, 270. 1 French Woven Corsets, 79¢. ‘750. Coutil and Sateen Corsets, 590. 48c. Wire “Health” Bustle, 390. ‘98c. Coaching Parasols for 87c. $1.60 Fancy Parasols for $1 54. 1.50 “Gloria,” not a fraud, 81.38, 250. Japanese Ware for 2lc. $1.10 Guaranteed Black Silks, 980. $1.45 Black Satin Rhadame, $1.35. 650. Spring Shades Surahs, 55¢. 10 per cent discount on Dress Trimmings, But- tons, Curtains, Laces, Embroideries, Oriental Goods. GENTS. 25c. Half Hose, all styles, 21c. 48c. Bicycle Hose for 42c. 81.35 Bicycle Shirts for $1. 48c. Underwear, all styles, 42c. ‘98c. Fancy Colored Underwear, 890. 25e. Satin-lined Scarfs, all styles, 196. 44c. English Silk Scarfs, 39c. " 85c. “Palais Royal” Shirts, 78c. ‘7c. Fancy Trimmed N. Shirts, 670. 20¢. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 18¢. 15e. 3-ply Linen Coliars, 11¢. 48c. China Silk Handkerchiefs, 350. 98c. English Kid Gloves, 79¢. $1.50 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, $1.38. $1.60 Cemented Rubber Coats, $1.38. PPPoA TL A Ii gS8g PPAAL Aa 118 BPP AGT aks P A ALLLLA AISss8 RR OOF F AL PRO Oe ¥ aE pas oy BAE R ROO ¥ A ALLLLI QORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AND 12TH Bt vy D™= AND LIGHT TWILLED SATINES, i Ende. sotble Combination, mbI1-3t seat and Wee Tit eee. SYNONYMS OF GREAT AND GRAVE EXECUTION. For speed, give us “the” maid; Asa “trotter” she’s ahead. Siddall’s soap and sugar never bought'er, Somebody's cussing mad, But we are swful glad ‘To sell Camden pants at Two anda Quarter. ‘Even so, and if you havea man ‘round town whocsn or will furnish the same grade of goods, made up in the same manner and at the same price, “trot him out” Please, that we may doff our hat and make our pro- foundest bow to the beneficent Washington wonder ‘and shout GO AHEAD, STEAMBOAT! “Honest Tom” Benedict's been elected; ‘It was thought he'd be rejected. ‘That he couldn't boss the G. O. P's beehive, But he “got there" all the same; ‘Now, 1 ask are we to blame For selling all-wool suits at Eight and Seventy-five? Nary time once! As we have often said before, we fare here for the purpose of PROTECTING the PEOPLE in the matter of prices, ‘The undertaking was a serious ‘one, the battle over which having waxed hot and is growing hotter; therefore we have become intensely interested, and are more determined than ever that the PEOPLE, the CONSUMERS, if you please, shall have the benefit of our CAPITAL, our LABOR and our EX- PERIENCE. 5 HOW ISH DOT FOR AN ELEFATOR? ‘The Hon. Robt. Ingalls, of Kansas, Should pen s few stanzas ‘To commemorate his chance elevation ‘To the heed of the Senate, But he may yet repent it, And wish he had—well— BOUGHT A THREE NINETY SUIT To ROUGH IT ar VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEX PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR MASS. AVE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Open Saturday until 11 p.m. [2 Vite earings, NEAT PATTERNS, ibination, Sith wt ne. mbl¢ ‘Dot mh11-3t 124i and 1 Paorep Suemxe Linens, ‘We will open the season with the greatest bargain in Fine Shirting Linens in nest designs ever placed on & Fetail counter. One yard wide, very fine quality, war- ranted fast colors, at 30c. per yard; the regular price for these elegant goods is 75c. Very cool and service- able for Shirts, Dresses and Underwear. Purelinen at the price of cotton. Ask to see our styles of printed CHALE. New GINGHAMS in very latest styles. Finest quality French SATINES in choice styles, Patterns confined to us. Buy your Wash Goods early, before the rush, TENNIS SUITING in choice colors. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, NB, The best is the cheapest. mbi¢ 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. lOHAIR, NEW SPRING NOVELTY, ro end ETON YOUR RETAILER FOR THE Diarra mb113t A= 1240. WANTED--HELP. WANTED—LOTS. FOR_RENT—ROOMS. Witaishole Worker Sasi Bete ASDA WARE SCE ocr Pennsylvania ave. and 12th st, Ware ROTEL PT quired: AppIy af 1: awe abies ;EEACE AGOOD | Thin ne Emenee ence | Ey eee Det nw. mR A PERMANENT in small, family, ‘ANTED—TO OWNERS OF inte in whole or parts of Sfese with piste and prices, A. Se Sine WANTED 100,000 ITY, AND. Eee Sain pene hers wrertrente are in aes here and! caus A ee ‘WANTED-MILLINERS, ALSO DIPROVERS The Bon Marche’ 31058 Tastee ant Seenees cancers aeoee le FOR RENT—HOUSES.__ FAMILY OCCUPYING ee Sat ae Bo vther need apply. 020 Het awe ‘WANTED | A SOBER | AND INDUSTRIOUS ae es were aad Mn 40acre | 5 who wwilt 706 D st. 1 WSEBAR ES Cy pS ae come: well Se Ton bic ‘ave, basement door. it® RTED_WHITE WOMAN 70 COOK Wasi Wasi Tor amall Taig” Adciroes COOK, Star WARE copa oor enaeriane svesad Ease ANTED-ARTESIAN WELLS CONSTRUCTED prices: satisfaction ane For,fcther infor information inquire of JAS. gAN, ‘Postmaster, Anacostia, D. C. a Weenies st. fee The a ES FOR YEARS, dent interest nem-antiuslly end secured Gr Rest deed of trust on fine iinproved farm in Virginia, near this city, worth €20,000; title er cent omission will be paid.” Address FARMEW Starof- | changed. iw ANTED—BUSINESS ME} LEAVE THER Wee orders with us for neat job nd Qook printing. We mabe oaRESE af gnick work. , Printers and vers, 605 7th st. n. w. Wat RENT GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO eed: can ‘six mouths or longer; will sive rood feferences; address Poet on ght WANTED SAN REENERCED ORESSWAKER Gosiens establishine a first-class business make ladier and chiliren's Urenee ‘Tailor Ht and beat Gist guaranteed, Me rig Ese of ‘ANTED—MAN AND WIFE (WHITE) TO LIVE Ws iva fan 2 len fro ity, Sat to oe armine and foto cook. Wages einai food homes. 4310 12th etn. w. ‘ANTED_TWO FIRST-CLASS SALESHEN OR Ww: fast polling line of installment Rie Pam Fe me AMIES, Room 10, 3( pees Ww. WW NTEDISEVERAT MORE ACTIVE CANVASS: ers to distribute circulars and take orders for our goods. Salary or commission, Full information” 9 to Pam, at 950 F at n.w. H. L. VILLEE & CO.mh2-ime A) ‘ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SERVANT TO DO. general housework in a family of five: acute: must: be agood cook and give city reference. i at 1428 Rebates ee OY Tiense: Santas (NTED—A COLORED BOY, 15 TO 17 YEARS old, for general housework, at 1819‘ H st. n. . mhis-3e ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT CATERER FOR AN War established dining room. “Apply 523 13th st WEE, ASSISTANT Ta AT MRS. Wivistatins oar ree meat WAS rRD- WOME COOKS, $10 TO 820. HOUSE- forkers, tnnids, waltees; nurses, piuia: sewers, white butler and wife, white groom, farmer and wife, waiters and men cooks. mh12-6t* NAT. LABOR BUREAU, 517 7th st. n.w. WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS CABINET-MAKER: none other need SPRy, immedistely,at 1728 Pa. ava mw, JOSEPH GAWLEIL mbit ‘ANTED—A HALF-GROWN TIDY GIRL TO serve ag nurse. Apply in the forenoon, excepting Sunday, at 1223 Ost... ‘mbid-3t TANTED-50 WHITE AND ‘COLORED WOMEN cooks and general, houseworkers: other help of gli descriptign; all sections of this, and other cities. ae ¥. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. nw. W2tED., ED — A MIDDLE AGED COLORED Wo. | man as nurse for child two years old; best refe ences required. Apply st 1757 Nat mw. mhi1-3t WANTED, | A GOOD. ACTIVE ADVERTISING Agent togolicit advertisements for s frst-clars city weekly paper: none but such need sppl references from business men, yrs ave., between 3 and 5 o'clock. beets Sn — A COLORED WOMAN TO COO! Weatiaite FASTEDAA EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES (or. ‘Tust come well recom- EISBMAN G DROSS 1900 Teh at howe mended. 3 mhi1-3 Wana TO HANDLE THE NEW Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Greatest novelty ; Peferences required. Aj at 41 a tee Bt ever produced. Erases ink in two seconds; no abrasion. of paper. 200 to 500 per cent profit. Que agent's sales amounted to. $620 in one week; auiother #32 in two hours, Territory absolutely free. Salary to good men. No ladies need answer. Sample, 35 cents. For terms: sa full particulare adudrens the imabulacturers, 4. te CO., Onalaskn, Wis. inte SKINNER & CO. a "mni0-71 WASTED_DUNDORE'S | EMPLOYMENT BU- rea, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, with references, 717 Mest. n. 224-180" WASTED MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL (AT ‘Once. White and colored women cooks, 10 to $20 sq Gunmbermaidy, purses. serubs Gnd men cooks, COOMBS & BUKGESS, Employment Bureau, 926 stn. W ASTED_COLUMDIA EMPLOYMENT AG Inn and woinen cooks waiters, chambernaids, German women always wanted, and for all kinds do- mestic labor, with references, 308 E. Cap. stnbs-60" WASTED a SHOE, SALESMAN, TO, CAREY A line of Ladies’ Miveos' and Children's fine shoog ‘on commission, in Virgin Land aud District of Columbia Address KRIP! ORE, DITIMAN & ., Cineinnati, Ohio, mbS-6t* Waxes MIDDEE-AGED MAN, LOCATED outaide lance clten i Feprennty - aa a responsible house; monthly salary 870 to fare SANGEACTURE: SUP "ts Lock Box 1585, N ‘ee cniktudw y ANTED_MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS TO carn $70 per uiouth at Uieir own Romes: costly outht of samples, @ packawe of goods’ and full instrac- Hons for 10 cents, to help pay postage. H.C. ROWELL &CO., Rutland, Vt mh2-26¢% Wixtee rani TOLEARN DRESS CUTTING and fitting by the actual measure and square rule, at reduced price; cutting, fitting and patterns. cut to pee * measure, at 1010 F st. b.w., Walter Building. 26-110 hour; no peddling: 10c. or evening: ‘send 100 for 24 samples and a packace of terial to commence work ou. Address ALB, BUPELY Co. Albany. NX. 119-30t WANIED-A XOUNG WHITE GIRL AND Boy to mind children and make hersel Nis ‘use folina private family. Appiyat oncest ¥21 Det a. ‘ANTED-IADIES TO WORK FOR US = their own homes: juietly made. ada NaS intiaw: to calren se Fer jease address, at once AnreOu £0.19 19 Central sts Boston, ‘Masse oe 5,170. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED-BY AN EDUCATED, COMPETENT ey German Woman-speah fish well—a Situs; ab nursery governess, “rma make herself Gseful. BENNINGS! Bene nings' Koad P.O., D.C, it ‘WASTED OY A REGISTERED PHARMAOIST; rears experience, jon, references from a former employe, Address HARRY HANGS, Bar SrrED=EYATOUNG GERMAN MANA STRE: Wie ae Watch OF Woup generat homewone, baet of city references. Address It.W., Star office, 1h ‘ANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND ACTIVE colores Womnai, a Situation to do chamber work references furnished: Apply at 13 ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE ne ‘a Situation as cook and chambermaid in a private iy; good references given. 1138 10th st. Bw. WiNteD X COLORED GIRL A PLACE TO do chamber work or to nurse: first-class refer- gnee furnished: Please address M. ‘N., 1229 Madi ison ia eee WANTED SITUATIONS FOR THREE SETTLED colored cooks and also & Eewy with reterences, 717 Mest nw. 23 Vv yy ANTED—BY A FRENCH LADY, A SITUATION ‘as governess or ludies’ maid. Tho best of refer- qncoa'can be given. M. “HR, 2401 Pennsylvania ave. mhi4-2t° WASTED SETUATION, AS CHAMBERMATD aud seamstress ins Drvtclass family, by 8 i gon fully. competent and reliable. Hampshire ave. ‘ANTED—DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE Far Wish bya competent dressmaker; dally or weskly. ‘T. V., Star office. Wares es ‘A YOUNG LADY WITH ag 2D. tic Position as companion, or nurse: Sewing, “Address DB. Star office. mbis-se" i " oes ‘TO ALL THAT I FURNISH V con stent servants and help of ail description to fami lic hotels, biel and of jURNHAM, 630-63 Frat. neo ED — KNOWN — NA’ a \BOR BURSA sy Wika juarters for reliable belpior es Sere, waiter agp farm sd daly. EH. DICE, eae W ARTE, SITUATION BY A YOUNG SAN hae bad eome business experiouce, Address LB, Bar office. mhie-2e" Waster | FIRST CLASS FRENCH MILLINER desires to work for store; able to make models; Address MADAME MODISTE, ‘Staraftice, mh123t! We ANTED_BY A YOUNG LADY, & POSITION AS bookkeerer, correspondent or copyist: have bad once in fre naurance rele Seber Address BOORKE Pein Erotic. abn TS WATE ErA EAN any eRPERTENGRT Ware eer: PEGTInAE GASB fe, arounds laid out; lawns id stand, 509 © Wit A FURMAGE. st. Dow. WANTED(A SECONDHAND INVALID PUSH: chair; must have easy springs for use on a stone pavement. Apply at 1210 Massachusetts _mhL. ANTED—A BARNES good order; cheap. office. ANTED_A GOOD SECOND-HAN} @ bargain for re & CO. NO. 5 LATHE IN Address’ LATHE. ‘mbli3t FOUR SEAT J TEARS AT 6 PER CENT | I first mortgage on real estal inthis city, “worth 4,300. will wive i per cent com mission, Addi pean RELIABLE, Star office” mbL1-t "WANTED=oLD, co ate AND _ SILVERRI | emt cast prices foro alsa Watches of al Kinds. Address Wittereatsecired: 'ANTED—CONSTIPATION POSITIVELY CURED by taking CLARE'S CONSTIPATION CURE: zois ary Feuiarkable ative, S mn frufta aiid vegetables. Gan be taken freely (No Recommended by best 3 | Be ‘ARE ouitt House Drag Stores ahi eae wigheaald, THAT C8. PILE OF Wit 0) city Hall, i is Comminionee et D of ‘Deeds tor ‘States and tories (except Maryland). mhd-: Sts WANTED MRS. MAJOR HANNEMAN- ORDERS tate for all Kinds of fine Riabrolderg,Ggwn at ex tremely low prices, Hat Crowns @1._ Also, Stay 510 F at., betwoen Sth and Oth sta mapoce | nished 'ANTED-LADIES, LOCAL OR TRAVELING. A A nares atirely uew qoecalty for ian ofly. ‘eaally made 0 painting partic Kits fren bts, Be LAV TLES Chicago, He ane oe PAID FOR jatches, Gung, Pisiols.also Carpet, Feather “Bediy fousehold Furniture. ‘mh8-Im* RS FOR PROF, CHRIST: m,cditeruational Syatem of Drea te, with auy ined rule or tapermeanure lon ali scientific taiiors and eqineut Paris. Berlin an London dreasmakers ent. | Most easily learned, ar comprehensive and practical, and the ouly & teaching the above and needing uo renting. and hich prover it. by studente publicly doing it. | Patterns cot, Wikontiand Gn EST CASH PRI secondhand Clothing, Furniture Stoves ited, basted, draped or made. Muue. 5. J. Sle “Conservatory of Modes,” 1222 F st_uw., Washinton, mb -iw* Wan a SUPERELUOUS HATE OBLITER ated. leaving no trace. My Electric Needle Process ix the only remed: are ‘acids, y for this hideous blemish. Plasters, | ‘only promote 4 more stubborn | gin eS (@ very desirable one) at eum fieman oF ban and wi NT THREE Gar cestsmen noows. ox | Fi evn, des dion gu “tor fis hen Sr U3 | same fro bag. ite Rove 8 €17 per mon! ‘igure E45 eens Bonsnal RENT_UNFURNISHED, COMMUNICATING | J{OR RENT_—DESTRABLE NEW HIGHT FRE Snares a ners = Seadas6iS 968 Ein MOE ESRF | Sa Aces RENT TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS ee —— ad floor: bath on same with: thout: 5 2ERy Coenen Sid ard: private family, uo. ‘ably S100 1 st Fe House 1390 Conoran et Peon = me ete ~iera improvenente, cat be seen ‘and odor pa R RENT—1708 L ST. NEAR CONNECTICUT mb E ree e jarrouns ‘Room, ESa en ee ek, fe re 5S. G3 ns xu Be aera poe EEarpa neat second floor, at: ‘st.nw. Also, two neatly fur- ‘NT—NEAR TH) a RA set BS urth floor, suitable for aituated of E i iakasae | including beth, OSM et nee eS ES Fores SISHED—ON ND FLOOR, | FOR, RENT—HOUSE 1115 NST N. w. two communicating Root suitable f xi alert improvements. ieee we Se 9 a | foobeces inquire on sown Re RENT -HOOMS {ITH BOARD, CORNER OF | 208, RENT BRICK HOUSE 7 HOOMS AND 11th st. and Maseachusctis ave, uw. First cl bath, all modern improvements, 1919 Verio ‘table, at suaimer rates. mobia Se | naw ret 8S sat Toquite et HENRY RO: OR RENT—BEAUTIFUL, HANDSOMELY FUR- | < Se ished second-story frout “Alcove Hoot. St Board_1009 Tu st nw. nhl ead Fees RENT~1627 ‘14TH ST. or without board; a ee Gare om, BE coe. 60. ‘M. PARKEI Cleveland ave,, st me, Setory bri FIVE ROOMS AND BATH ON SEC- ond flocr. single or en snite Dat Bw: RRREE stOME ighed: terms moderate: board co: prces brick bay’ winds $s . Tefereuoe given and required. tath rent, $40. Key veat dour, ais nd See AO iad JOR RENT—DRICK HOU tw. FLOR BE: FIRST-CLASS TABLE BARD, | B94. 6 roots, gan and water ae ae nicely Furnished Room, en-suite, on second door | mh12St SAS WTTLER. WOT wet we Ba floor) front: only one aquary froin Praukiin Pork ee a FOR REST-A NICELY FURNISHED SUITE OF PEFggmS bevate bath with heatand eas. Apply at 2S LW, suitable for gentleman. mit —A SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH PRIVATE mt Os JOR RENT—TWO THRER-STORY BRICK HOUSES, fine rootns and cellar: all mod. Jmps: good. od. te rout Palave. uw, whl Fe bath, nicels farrished, south front, with heat aud Sma te ly at 1009 H st; suitable for geutieman, ONE OR TWO LADIES CAN FINDA any Hoon thind-wiory, furmsbed er ho noes ex: Badtess GRACE DARLING. Siar ofine aol ROR REST-AN ARMy FAMILY LIVING IN THE OR Ti in, Oat. i's, 6 tik, SAS Na; northwest, near the War department, has two brijrlt second-story Tocane, furnish ¥ oF navy oflicers pres D. B, Star office, for rent reasonable. Address Bath, &e. HOUSE 424 BOUNDARY 8ST. N. We st, and New Jersey avn. 6. Dat wees promod brick fre it430 Boundary ON RENT—O80, GS2 AND GO 4TH ST. NH Bi St ot ae newsiy pou track OE ne tose’ © DAVIDSON, 43g and Dista, nw.” 22-30" F ‘Ok RENT—1 WILL LEASE TO A Seana 31 6G 8 Ww ished, ‘soit! re xP Square {rot Ries, Enbitt aud Willandes inh (CELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D tnodern improvements, (floors: mnodern iups,: north and south ex- herdies: first class, board. on ine of cars and ESTE: Capitol ets Graut rows RENT. au clegant furined esttence, 18 rot rmhtw-ste | within a few yarn of Eh St tating FOR RENT-AT REDUCED RATES—HAN Tore a gout em per —r ‘lors, first floor, south front, single or en : | bet. 2d and 3d n w., 7 ii, @15- 410 ath * also Wlensact poomg,sécond door, with fesi-claseiard, | Pt, 24 and 900.6. 7 roomy G18, 440 4th ae ae. Bes tens. for 28 portman eference, 13g 6 | RNGuI uO? siheL nites dors bent R RENT—AT T NGHAM, 920 15TH ‘nu, several nicely furnished Novus, desirable Cals in the House; meals to families by mals wagon, BR REN W.—FINE LARGE ‘Root, newly and tubdsomely f without Br Divtclae Table nig Sipe oy hen FOR EET {THREE ROOMS, 3D FLOOR. 2b floor, three delightful rooms: furnished or unfur- ‘with or without board: location excellent: Gonvenient to corn" Clnap to psraeecet ties mbt Fez. RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON Bret fogr:gentieman preferred. G20 GU st. um. R REY (CELY-FURNISHED ‘Rooms, in new house, at rhoderate Fates; also, ti Somely-furnisied Frout Parlor, southern expostn $15. 449 G st. now. opposite new Pension ¢ au Yenient to Patent and mhy-colan FOE REXT_INO NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS, ‘one on third front suxl ote on second ster 13th st.n.w. mali NT_UNFURNISHED OR PARTL near Thomas circle, two Rooms on third joor-parlor, dining-room snd Kitchen on first, to ® sznail family: wera moderate; references Address. = ‘Star office. ont Room: southern expostus Alec, two Rooms, unis Moulic JOR RENT—1708 15TH ST. Pissig imtuen for alos a cutee. | BP ier etand door wansner prices Tnihattex, ar s \ Re = co CST_AND MA tim Uy ind. 30 2 W Teta, Stoves, Feather Boas and al misutHouse: | F' ee tovns sontiers eapemire et teas inesin' 32" hold’ Furniture, for which the highest cash yrice will De paid. Address H. BAUM, 239 sth st. aw. W2NTED FAMES RAGAN. PLUMBER, ‘Steam Fitter. “Estunates turniabed for erection gf Dye eg ana stand (apes tor lange tlds aud Hotels, "Work and material Rrst-clans. 1014 Pa ave sim WANTED STPAM, DYEING AND CLEANING. With entirely new machinery. prepared clean or dye Indies’ or sentionel's clot ror ce mauner and on short notice, ‘foods called for and. delivered. Ye iiig 14th st, opp. the VANTED-AT GEN. E. F. BEALES STOCK arm, horeca to winter at $8 jer m. box sta te Thorses BULAPrEIYY. Hay calee, 10th and La WASTED IIOTH AND OTHER Teore Ex. srocess which can kill them, Hot Naptha 4-H. CHACE '& BRO., 616 La ave. p29 We every State and 7 Ni missioner. JOHN B. BEAL ANTED— STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO Vgbippinn, by our process. “Telephone Se. terminated from ca furs, fo. bi a geminal furniture, 4 V ANTED — COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR Womee nom) am. wd pan T HO. O18. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ‘ANTED—TO RENT A SMALL FARM OF TEN to twenty acres; not more than four or five miles from the city. Address F. D., Star office. - mhi2-str OR SALE_FARM, 165 ACRES, FINE SOIL, IN ood condition : loughed in fail: forctgps | axcar immediate possesnion minutes BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008, 1010 F et, mhL2-3t* FPG SALES FARM 100 ACRES, ONE MILE FRO ren Silver Springs; 9 id location and. fine or country seat re ‘BAXTER aoe td Took at 1s: 1806 a {SOW Tash stam. FPO SALE_FINE FAR: ‘stores ary new and in one of the be~ went loca: A etecr 200 acres, well: I eres epeieeetea ye pn fa ay I BT end Maccow, ew York ave. oF to fue owner, W.8. BOONE, 1 Too 1010 Fat | un BAXTER & MacoOMste | Penn ave: key'at 1804. muhy-1mo htabuch alles 8 ver month, two persuna in each room, Refer: wisst., 3 changed. FORRES TA PRETTILY FURNISHED PARLOR and Bedroom on third floor, heated by grate and furnace, at 820 14th st. n.w., bet. Tand Kopp. Frank- Tin square. 125-1st" JOR RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, F ished parlor and to bed rooms, a. % ave. References e F oR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM IN PHIVATE unily, with oF without board. 1927 N st. LW. R RENT_IN A NEW HOUSE, TWO SUITES OF | ‘Sururnisied rooms, Giwt sod necoud foore: oder | conveniences: water at all seasons: southern expos no children: references. Cail at 1103 Ost. n.w. mhY-0% R RENT—DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS for both summerand winter: nicely furnished: bay ‘every comfort; terms to mult Po eatiimctiey‘ana penuavent tenant TOT R_RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND. Fie se th front larwe oe doe, Central, near three libes care: nicely furnished sulabig ir tw or or three, wentiewen or wena deen and FOR RENT—STORES. Fae dart 482 1TH ST. N. ‘ema flaps HR RENT—ON APKIL STH, 1887, STORE Dorthwest comer 7th and 1. ste. nw. including fixtures; for many years past been occupiel VAL, (Successor SDS “mnso.7e —_Cvormmor to Dusgi SMar JOR RENT—THREE NEW STORES AND. DWELT- Parties wishing a ood business stand would bees isk Boa suet Tues othat, 128.475 Sa Tae GLE st oe $23 soos 10 19 i" 4B 304 Gt AGE SALE FARM OF FORTY ACRES, WITH Fehon dwatng Gen. Drami's, on Rock- ile road ; price, $10,0¢ ect abr bear south end of Aqueduct oener oat ‘hie place in W4:eontinued (welling, large new ‘barn, jRTER SEEREES i310 F ot. mhi2-3t FOR RENT-—MISCELLAN SEOUS FE, RENT—BY A LADY HAVI 0 USE FOR itan excellent 7 octav= rosewood case Pisno,square, im perfect order; tone superior: only #10 per qu OTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsyivenis ave. nw, R SALE—20 ACRE: ‘Brown's place, at $55 ADJOINING MARSHALL BAXTER & MacGOWAN, mh12-3t* 1008-1010 F st. JFOk COUNTRY PROPERTIES CALL AT OFFICE BAXTER & MacGOWAN, mhi2-tosp4* 1008-1010 Fstn'w. Fe nasi frees Hc poles ee ee use, 7 ‘tate, hey conten’ Washington Brauch B, aud O. RR. $200 per annum Address N-3f., Star office. Prtrera Fe, f SALE—AT BRIGHTWOOD, TWO ACRES ON 14th-st, road; bea amet Rieke wutiful summer hi fruit. Apply ia maces rene mire ee E aahgupneerp oapmpaneaps #300. a aero as house, barn, Rams masters, ake’ bow kinds, 3 Tp cores, bepobmn ang eyo bar, all Kinds of fruit,vineyard, 3 miles, 83,300. ‘100 acres, 13 m frame for 8 horses Steity ftom Ke station, $7509, sco ane howe, nem Cuareh, iy ‘new iy iandaorne 7-room frame house, in scies fate Rove and store, 7 rooms, good stable, 4 Mase. ave Ww 01 College st.n.w.. 10r. 1) Md. ay. sw, LOr. ar... =. O22. i wt Hw BEAUTIFUL large front Hom, with Board in Devate fal | Home comforia. O21 Ust.. Ww. Geetiers acgummodated emer * fished Took at 1130 2th st nw. High ‘aud henithiul locality. First clats board. mk iB RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIEST- ‘luss Hoard, pear McPherson Square. iteferenc michaniged, ‘iabsiente accommodated 1010 15th st OARDING AND ROOMS — TWO LARGE WELL fornished communicating front rooms: second 9r table board $18 per mouth 85 per week aud $1.50 ‘Others at low prices, aday. 4-316 Indiaus ave, 5 pet Nr eeRST CLASS TABZE Boatw, | ¥ ina private family, with all the comforts of 3 hons: only $16 per month, $4 per week, or (Scents perday. 119-1m* PRAGUE MANSION, COR. OTH AND ESTS. N. W_ RENT—BOARDING HOUSE, 15 ROOMS, large dining room. house in the best condition; cor, Cap, and L near Govt. Printing Ofice. Apply i CALLAGHAN, SST N. Capitola gal bv FE. B. Ca, 08 srk «2d floor) te Toons, ‘board: also one or two other ate rooms, jentand table 29 That ne, Or. ined iS Q at staule) THOS Lrth st. 2. ee ate WELL FURNISHED = ‘Peble Board; references given and required. "B1d 13tn et n. fi LOST _AND FOUND. POUND SareRy TURDAY, MARCH 12TH, A PURSE pe cate pper’ part 1408 Psi” 2019,2021 Eu.w.,Ore.. CBE Pate M00 13050 1814 Sane 800 te. io $0602 Eavex <u. 30 12 ko r a i ‘i 30 alley sia. wat Mey ‘wamall f ‘Owner Eicontaining wail au of money. | Owner cau have property. ao ee A BLACK TAN SHEPHERD < (Samed Shed. ‘will be given if returned to 1125 14th st. Et An, T SATIONAL 3 MATINEE FEE, r “eT Fst wai ag SATURDAY NAN OLD-FASH- (Sica Beeastpins with haitemlose’, varied: aoa, ‘Old family relic. Inquire at 517 12th st, n.wauhl4-3t" OST_SATURDAY, MANCH 12TH. 1887, IN THE L vicinity of Mount'Vernou are or in. ¢ ry Benigni a ny ao ONS UNDAY, fuentoue heart Garroll ste. )UND—A BOY'S BICYCLE, March 10, aeete ‘the EeScaey OS Bet aie between mbhll-fa.m-3t Lace Get —vEl DAY, MARCH 11° APAIR < OF COLD “4 SS a sanes Qh RENT STORE AND DWELLING, CORNER 0600 Maen vee a 18 reve, and tote Bn pew. ed OsT—ONF at Soe aoe CONTAINING st. n.w., 10 rooms, all mod. 4 will be ‘the | 231 Sere, hued. Map Bhatti ts mae os Besvobice” SanL. I | —Abply to FTNORMENT. O17 Lane. whi Se 4 fey iding with supe nine. Aldvess aint W. BOHOERHENGER, Ri ee ee 913 4th st. n.w. 20 acres; wor subdivide Meni ge rk more batding WANTED RAOWN THAT ONLY. CTAB Se eae caer ear — Hiecaheiie roe USBI BUR | “alton woi terms ci SAS Einployment bureate 0 F Maw 1. H.SYPHERD & 00, WEED ELON COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT | mhi-1m 1007 Fst. nw. eee Se estes RS Bs | PR ee a —_ a | EGR ae out wo eure WANTED—ROOMS. 0. WIMT WANDALL, Aural Ml ANTED—APRIL 18T—BY A LADY AND HER 3 Wear oncortwe furaiated Hogue’ acim be chat PERSONAL. ee ae | Wen ee ee ee wo x APRIL 18T, BY A AND 7s with dark ‘where Witte wo unfurnished Koo oomnrutatle£ oie sioet ett "A. Star’ matgeatancnaieel "Satan vase § ACOOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND, WES roe a A joked Gre ere ec poo alle cee me rooms, for light houe- A Kavctics. Preeerets maize WANTED—HOUSES. ‘ANTEDA TAGRE MODERN BUILT BRIGK oe. aaa 2 not. ex: house 10 se arta mb ho Wats cae ars aay eo sae. Bearer nw. (24 floor). Wareae eames