Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1887, Page 2

. A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16; 1887—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. ii ii En a a a cer err eee ee ee oar ee ee THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY .. Mare 16, 1867. bona ade daily circulation more than trebie that of any other daily paper published in Washingtes, and much greater than that of all the ether daily papers here udded _ together. ‘THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications, Contributors ‘who wish to possess their manuscripts, f un used. should keep a copy. "9" Matter of whatever character tntended for pudlication must, {f its appearance the same day 13 desired, reach Use office not later than 12 o'clock noon, EE No attention paid to’ Anomimous Letters oF Communientions on any subject, ‘The very bese man who can be secured at the salary should be appointed to the vacant District judgeship. The importance of the duties of this life office demands such action. The home-rule Plank does not, perhaps, as in the recordership matter, limit the appointment to a resident of the District, The pledge refers to “local offices” While the duties of recorder are purely local, and his fees are ail paid by property owners here, the Dis- trict court fs not merely a local or state court, bat performs the functions of a tederal court, and the Judges’ salaries are paki by the government. The home ruie promise may apply, therefore, 80 far the District court is concerned, only to a limited extent. But will not a District appointee be the Dest man, on grounds which commend themselves tevery thoughtful person, whether he fs bound by promises or not? Other things being equal, the lawyer who fs best acquainted with local law nd practice is best tted fitted for the position. A special education in the peculiarities of District law and methods will be required for an outsider, ‘who, if he bas grown up in a code state, will need to re-learn in many respects his legal alphabet, Itis not desirable to make the Supreme Court of the District a legal training school, unless that step is unavoidable. No good reason for such a step ts found in the existence of jealousies among the resident lawyers which may prevent an en- Uhusiastic and unanimous endorsement of any one of their number, and which may cause some who cannot hope for the ap- ointment to prefer the success of a stranger Yo that of a rival. Nor is there any reason to be- Meve that an abler judge, at the low salary paid, can be obtained from outside the District than from within it. If the best lawyers here cannot afford to take the position will an outside lawyer of the same caliber and success be likeiy to find that hecan afford to accept itt Tax Stax be- Heves that Washington, with its numerous im- portant courts and the vast interests concerning ‘which litigation 1s had here, can boast as able an array of lawyers as the bar of any other city of the United States can display. It believes that the wisest decision of the judgeshtp matter will be the appointment of the best resident lawyer who can be had forthe price. It does not appear that members of the bar here are higher priced than lawyers of equal ability elsewhere, without thelr Special knowledge of local law and provedure. It aehotce is made outside of the District there fs ot one chance fn a thousand of the appointment of a man of national ability, who will elevate the District bench, and whom Congress will delight to honor by raising the salaries of the entire court. And in the event of anontside appointment the District would be lucky to escape some semi-legal dutof-job politician, rusty not merely In District saw, but concerning law in general, who as a re- ‘Ward for political services, and not asa recogni- tion of legal reputation, might be fastened upon ‘the District, to draw his penston and muddle the Jaw as long as he should ive. $$ ____ Another secretary for Ireland 1s used up, and his Successor steps jauntily to the front. Exit Hicks. Beach, enter Balfour. The position of secretary Jor Ireland resembies that of a pacha in eastern countries, who ts pictured by Marryat in one of pis novels as @ man whose head 1s elevated some- What above that of his fellows for the purpose of more convenient decapitation. The secretary 1s Placed at the point of collision between Irish and English-tory optnion, and lives in the soctal and politteal cyclone which results from thts meeting of forces He isexecrated without cessation either Dy the Irish people or his tory masters, and often Dy both. The tories offer up on the secretaryship aitar Balfour, a member of Churchill's guerilla Jourth party, with the same cheerful resignation that Artemus Ward displayed in offering for sac- viflee his wife's relatives. With the fovernment Givided as w its Irish policy and the opposition ‘United against coercion, Balfour will tnd it hard To act in such wise as to please more than a mi- nority, and his lot 15 not Hkely to bea happier one ‘than that of bis extingulshed predecessors. —S ee ‘The order issued to the constabulary tn one de- partment of Ireland, to fire upon the people if they offered violent resistance to the service of a legal rit upon favorite priest, ts only one of many Uttle straws which show the way the wind ts blowing under the present tory government. The “Boston massacre,” as it ts called in history, was, in faet, only a biundering British effort to preserve ‘the peace. ‘The mob who recelyed the fire of the ‘Troopson that occasion deserved their punish- ment, if we consider the affair only in the light of ‘the police regulations of the period. But the Bos- ton masaacre was one of several Incidents leading directly to the insurrection of the colonies; and, from the point of view of a successful revolution, every man whotook part in the affair was a Patriot and a hero. The conservative Briton of to- day, im framing bis policy for the pacification of Ireiaud, need not go further fn his search for valu- able precedents and suggestions than the history of the American rebeliion a little more than acen- tury ago. $e oo The country ought to thank Senator Edmunds for expressing is hearty disapprobation of the poor Congressional trick of setting back the clocks 4m the Capitol at the last hours of the session, in onder. by that deceptive proceeding, to cet througia certain legislation which from one cause or an- other may not be perfected within the time al- lowed by law for the life of Congress, The device isa miserable ue tn itself, and wholy unworthy any dignified and responsible body, aud there can hardly be a doubt that laws passed under such cir- cumstances would be pronounced invalid if sub- Jected to the test of a judicial decision. But that consideration asite, the whole proceeding is more like the petty: freak of a pack of boys than the Serious actions of men whe are supposed to have qualifications and sens of propriety sufictent to constitute a respectable legislative boty. It ts to ‘be hoped, on every account, that the country has seen the last of it. a gg A newspaper editor lately appointed postmaster of @ provincial city, who was nominated on S Valentine's day, and whose nomination was con- firmed on Washington's birthday, 1s anxious to hasten the approval of bts bond so that his com. mission can Issue on the third of the series of no- table inter-season anniversaries, St. Patrick's day. ‘This will give him prectsely two weeks in which to reflect on hfs course in exchanging a creditable calling in private itfe for tne harassing duties of public oMfice, and to celebrate April Fools’ day in aecordance with the conciustons he arrives at, —__——- = One of the southern republicans of note tsquoted as saying that Senator Sherman stands ittle cance for the presidential nomination next year, Decause he is too old. This objection will be urged from a dozen different quarters where the Mnends of opposing candidates are clustered. It may be remembered, however, that after the fatal knife had been driven into King Duncan his de- stroyer was astonished to discover how much Divod the old man had in him. — ‘The committee on apportionment of the lower house of the Pennsylvania legislature has ar- Tanged things very neatly to keep Mr. Randall out of the Fifty-trst Congress. Those political garnesters, however, who are getting ready to bet that the eminent Penusyivanian {s atready as god as shelved, would be wise to wait Ull the other Louse ts heard from. ee If the application of law to the gus light com. Pany in the case against it by the District, just Lied, induces the company to reduce its boxes to tue level of the sidewalk and cover them, a needed Tetorin will be effected, injurtes to citizens will be losened, the District will have fewer sults to de- fend, and the gas light company will need to pay Jess Iu daraages. ee Xt Is siucerely to bo “hoped that the blindness Wileh has smitten Gen. Bragg may yleld to some curative influence, He hus given so much of bis iuwe Uo the public service that it would be a sad ane Af he should be robbed of his most valuable faculty Just as he 13 released from his obligations to others and Is about (odesowething for himself, ———— ‘Why should Gen. Sparks wish to be second to Hil on the uext democratic teket? Is he not al ready King of the West, exercising arbitrary and Gespotic power over more than half of the area of the United States? Will not acceptance of the Vice-Presidency be in the nature of an abdication? —SS=S_=a_ ARE BONA FIDE; IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT, BRING THIS ANNOUNCE- MENT WITH YOU. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Prear’s Soap, 9e. Caticurs Soap Swans Down Face Powder, le, Oakley's Infant Powder, 13. Lubiv's Tafant Powder; Ie, Best Hot Cleans Flu in the Boria See amd Leather Card Cases in Black and Tan, 24c. Glass Towels, size 15330, @1 per dozen, Barbers’ all linen Towels, $1 per dozen. s Tages ‘Long Cashmere Cloaks, Embroidered Collar, Slightly Store Soiled Bustles, 23c.; worth from 500. to 73¢. Thus soiled tn the stoke and wistag close them out rapidly occasioned the bi reduction. WE OFFER THE KING OF BARGAINS ON THE FIELD OF COMMERCIAL COMPETITION. 387. pi selectio oh fine, Surely Setteen, un extraordi of Patterns, donble fish at 13e. per ¥ quality and style to ‘any’ 25e, goods it Dee tt sat ten, Pt Sms Brand Caltcoos, eee eae a Barvain. 'y arecousidered a 30 cases of Plain India Linen, thread. at Be. ya co reduction’ ‘a the Wnmetse comity wor tees Smore cases of Roh ag Satteen Rem- at L2iec. per yard, worth 25c. more. es acts in Tat aod Dark Papteross wish to buy a Sats — pied, fan cheno Dress for the approaching Imported Satteen Ret ited to be resented, at Ie. per yard, worth goee the latest Spring 1d Summer sl (Om tiisu toot) length at Oe per an value Tig, ‘An eiewant article for Sunimer Dress Weare Livht and Dark Fisured Patterns, extra meets wet tat webeht, only 10e. per yanl, worth 1c. 64 94 104 1294 12% 15. 20. 23. ‘Simpson Rem- napiny at Se. per yard, worth Boe Warranted Hast Colors, UNDERWEAR. LADIES’ COMBINATION SUITS. ered Edge around neck, at S0c. rilgh geck. trimmed, with, two rows Inserting and Neck, trimmed with Inserting and Em- TY, $1.37 ; worth $1.85, “Ladies” High neck, sriumed with Torchon Lace and Inserting, $1.98 ; usually sold at d back with Inserti vi te ane oe me ing and Embroidery, for A stuall lot of the genuine Koechlin Freres French ‘A job lot of Worsted Dress Goods, at half value st prices from Sc. to it Figured Batiste Remnants, full 4 cases of the Rocheford Batiste Francaise. patother lot of the well known UTICA SHEETING 3 cases ofthe best Silver i REMARKABLE BARGAINS IN LADIES’ COTTON We are offering Low neck, trimmed with Embroid- ‘usually sold st $1.50. broide: Ladies’ Low neck Combination 1 Sg trimmed . S37 ‘Laiies’ Low neck, trimmed with Medici s a Lace, $3.98; ‘We wish it known that we have but very few of these at cither price named, so those that come first will Feceive the prize. Plenty other Bargains in every department. Abont 335 Remnants left yet of Silks, Satins and Velveta. Remember we advertised these last week, Sermo Suz Or -Ticamas. ‘Wo anesseetial sh ahaa: hip eich ment of TICKINGS, including Fancy Striped ‘Tickings, so much used for Ladies’ Skirts, Lawn Teonis Skirts, Furniture Covers, Awnings, School Bags, ke., &c., to which we invite your cafeful attention, as also to the very low prices therefor: 30-inch Ticking, good quality, 10, 11 snd 2c. per yard, Bi-tnch Ticking, extra heavy, will hold feathers, 15e. pet yard. S2-tch Ticking, fancy designe in blue and ‘white, feather proof, 18¢. per yard. 32-inch Ticking, old-fashfoned stripe, feather Proof, 20c. per yard. 32.inch Ticking, old-fashioned stripe, best made, 25¢. per yard. Yard-wide Ticking for boleter cases 25¢. and (3c. per yard. FANCY STRIPED TICKINGS IX A GREAT VARIETY OF COLORS. ‘30 inch Red and White stripe, 25¢. per yant. 32 inch Red and Drab, Bine and Drab, Red and White, Red, Bine and Drab, ote. 220. per yard S2-nch High Colored ‘Tickings, called “Art Coverings,” st 25c. (Third floor:; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Aznwvas or Tass OusCrorns, ‘Weare in receipt of ote cotos patterns ot ‘Table Oil-cloths, and notwithstanding the ad- vance of price of these goods in jobbers hands ‘weare offering them at the old price, 25c. a yard. In addition to our stock of colored oil-cloths ‘we have the plain white, white with both blue and black veins in imitationof marble, 1% yards wide, at 25c. per yard. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. and over oue-lalf of the 8 we Bone Fett bens thc may tat baveaccumrulster. 1 A &N L aa SNH “gs TLL A A NNN Ssg8 BBB U RRR HE BoB g U RR HOW fp Ub Ree Wa BBB UU OR OR HOH as BBR OR as Bop ER at pon RRR, ‘at* fos fh OE ONE PRICE. 420,422, 424, 496 7TH ST. mh15 EB RR TTT Ep ft mek "ET HOR g's me HR EF BPE ots tes HOR R OF OB OB S58 = SCHAFFR. City, March 8th, « son to Mrs. Scaier, 1000 Lutiae ace © *0m f° Me ana J EER RRR PE Rm rey a3 BF gue, “ss, Ex ¥ Sys wij Eee RR SssS kee ¥ Ssg3 = ‘Ladies’ Boucle Stockinette Jerseys, medium weight, coat back. in black, navy and garnet, at $1.48 each. Actual value $1.73. Ladies’ Worsted Stockinette Jerseys, plaited back, at $leach. Usual price $1.35. Ladies’ Cashmere Stockinette Jerseys, Breton front, coat back, hip cut. Am elegant garment; price $2 Usually sold at 82.48. za 9 rrr 3 SS ES BE TET ghs vai 24 God Ek Hem 7 Ssa8= In the “Critic” to-night we sdvertise a few specials in Ladies’ Jackets. If you are looking for something suitable for spring wear this announcement in the “Critic” will interest you. 4 aaa ss Goce # at - sé Eee NNN Handkerchicts. peneallohy aa patterns of fancy border, or plain white hemstitched, Just as you prefer, 9for #1. Department—first floor—center, SGG_ FFE @ § 7yT t t wane! TTTT H H FRE ‘BB OO x 1 # HE BO 3 Fx 5 i REE, Bo 82 Pe t H H ERB oo §N ay 4M om A RRR cco FEC warace MMMM AA aay KE a # M AAA cH g ~ a Maa BR coc H H KEE ~ mbié 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. X. W. Block 0. Noy, 12, Dlock 6, race Mc Bi oct ‘Close, at 27c. hk iy Bea ae rs CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, _mh16_ { OTICE—a1Y NAME HAVING BEEN PRI she. ctu of the UNITED STATES Tenxariova 9 fertor of maid Sa _mh16-co3t Punsren Siourse Lixexa. We will open the season with the greatest bargain in Fine ‘ng Linens in neat designs ever placed on = retail counter. Que yard ue Yard wide, very fine quality, war- Ask to vee 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 rash. ‘TENNIS SUITING in cholee colors. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 1. B. ‘The best is the cheapest. mbhi4 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Sruoxo Laronzanioxs Gantt Une sees (Ot. iu rear of Bazoarss Ix Lace Dersnrvenr. In this Department we are offering many ex- cellent baryaina in choice, things, among which are 50 pleces Black Chantilly Lace, ‘3x inches wide, only 123c, yard. 4% inches wide,only 15c, yard. 7 inches wide, only 25c. yard. 10 patterns in all, and each one s bargain. ‘The largest assortment of 40-INCH Black Chantilly Flouncings shown in the city. Choice styles and lowest prices. $1.50, $2, $2.25, $2.75, $2.88, $3, $3.25, $3.75, 83.90, $4.75 and 85.50 per yard. THREE SPECIAL VALUES IN BLACK BEADED DRESS FRONTS, At $1.25, 91.90 and $2.25. An Excellent quality Sewing Silk Veiling, ‘14-inches wide, in very desirable shades, at 25c. per yard. (Second floor; take elevator.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. ‘Out of town customersare advised that weare better prepared than ever before to fill their orders promptly and satisfactorily. ‘Send for Catalogue, aud give us s trial order. mb16 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Weve Gor Tarx. LARGE STOCK, COURTEOUS TREATMENT, at OAK HALL, mbl5 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS Serene Snxs Axp Dazss Goons, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS: Have jnst opened their SPRING DRESS GOODS, and Offer new designs and choice colorings in Foreign sud Domestic Suitings. Special attention is called to large variety at po) Sn a oece yom, Striped SURAHS, Plain SURAHS, neat CHECKS, Plain Black PONGEES, Chins PONGEE, Great Bar- gains in White PONGEER, ‘Best Black SURAH in the market, $i andol 25 Gpcs GRAINS ond READAMES, New Black Goods of every Spring HOSIERY aod UNDERWEAR, Special Bargains in Children’s Black HOSE, 25¢, ONE PRICE. ¢ W, M. SHUSTER & 80N8., 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Wooxesar Arp Farrar BEMNANT Darga, mhié ‘We shall continue to sell off the balance of our SILK REMNANTS ‘To-morrow (Wednesday) and Friday, Saxr Paracers Da THE SONS OF ERIN THE WORLD OVER—AND THERE IS NO PART OF THE HABITABLE GLOBE ‘WHERE AN IRISHMAN CAN'T BE FOUND—WILL TOA MAN ON “SAINT PATRICK'S DAY IN THE MORNING” WANDER BACK IX THOUGHT me SPIRIT TO THE LAND THEY MAY NEVER SEE ‘MORE, BUT AT THE MENTION OF WHOSE NAME ‘THEIR BOSOMS THROB WITH WILD DELIGHT AND WILL, IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, EITHER IN BANQUET, PARADE OR QUIET GATHERING, CELEBRATE ST. PATRIOK'S DAY, AND IF SOLI- ‘TARY AND ALONE WILL AT LRABT “DROWN THE SHAMROCK.” * MEMBERS OF IRISH SOCKETIRG WHO INTEND TAKING PART IN THE USUAL FESTIVITIES OF ‘THE 17TH OF MARCH WILL FIND IN OUR HOUSE EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO ADORN THE OUT- ERMAN. BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, VESTS AND PANTALOONS IN EVERY GRADE AND PRICE AND EVERY ONE A PERFECT FITTING GARMENT. WE SELL THESE SEPARATELY OR IN SUITS. ONE GARMENT CAN BE BOUGHT AS CHEAP IN PROPORTION AS If THE WHOLE SUIT WERE PURCHASED TOGETHER. SILK DRESS HATS, 00, ARE HERE IN ABUNDANCE AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY KIND AND STYLE AT PRICES HERE- TOFORE UNKNOWN FOR GOODS oF EQUAL MERIT, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS IN QUAN- ‘TITIES UNUSUAL, IN QUALITIES UNSURPASSED AND AT PRICES SELDOM KAMED OUTSIDE OF OUR HOUSE. = SAKES AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, mb16__ 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. WANTED—HELP. WANTED —-SIEVATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ ws NTE MEN, W OMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS an W: Fora Tite ft TO CALL AT ey 20. to P weinea woke A Ennbyment bore DP eae FOF oo ee Hoony fend 5)701 TED—A WOMAN FOR GENERAT, | jours: Voor Reference required. Apply st 40. hese wa ined Gomer So RARE row ins mati ‘must come well recommended. t 1g Bat, nw. anbieae EDA WHITE GIRI, TO NURSE, MUST Waiarees Gait Meer ateck a0 Fat nw At ANTED—AGENTS TO SELL. CLOCKS, LAMPS, mente pl; n, Con: rmaeion bald ii Tull weekly. AMES. Room 10,308 ee ary mhi6-3 {WVANTED—COLORED WAN FOR DINING.ROOM W ‘veut and coupe driver, “Avhly ae mid: WANTEDA EADY FOR OUR NEV. xixpene fatten instruction work: must furuish good ref erence sala, a0. eekly: sows ‘Oto 4 ‘Ain, ‘10 \aneees ¥. EMMONS, 4 eae Wi 1 "ED—A YOUNG “COLOR MAN, ABOUT Weoveare i and polite, with irood refer- guceyropuignd i and elevator ina botel” Addevss ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASIT Woanuiron inprivate family, by the frst of April: references Tequired. address Box 101, Star ofice. STE UNG GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK. jucated. ee qe experience in the arocery cae CO AE WAZ FIEST-CLASS COOK AND 07 STER Pend. ave. u.W JANTED—AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN = aan giptruck tenn, a short alstance frou the one erred. Call at 145 D at 0. €. NTED-COOPERS TO TRIM FLOUR BAR- fale Mt # E CONNELLY, St Mangin st. New mb15-5 x NTED-A WINDOW DRESSER AND IN- WES Gh Pe tle 7th st WANTED TOR A PERMANENT PLAGE, 4 Aon while in snail foals, rho wil assise te ashing aid ironing: good waxes elven and sud city references ddress, stating references, 8. 8., Star office, ambi: TANT EDS ‘ED—A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GENE- Fypee rey h no ae or ironing; must be stay nights: city reference; ne Sothee reca ed appl US wat Hato. mb14-3t ANTED—SEVERAL MORE ACTIVE CANVASS- ora to distribute circulars and take orders for our Salary or commission, Full information, 2 to $030 F st. nw. HL. VILLEE & CO.mh2-Ini* ANTED-—WOMEN COOKS, 910 T0820. HOUSE- workers, ‘waitress, nurses, plain sewers, white ute an mite white groom, farmer and wife, n cooks. Witsoe NAT: LABOR BUREAU, Wiasens WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN cooks and gpneral honseworkers; other help of all description Reference Benhote sections of this aud other cities. Pit BUMNHAM. 60°03 Fst nine Pazars Rovat Srzrixe FRE 5.50 Trimmed Bonnets for $4.93. ‘3c, Straw Bonnets for 2c. 49c. Hate, four shapes, 42c, 86.68 English Tweed Suits, $5.98, $12 Serge Suits for $10.50. 3.50 Children’s Suits for 82.98, $1.50 “P. R.” 4 and 6-button Gloves, $1.29. 25e. Lisle Thread Gloves, 21c. ‘25e. Jewelry, all styles, 18¢. ‘T5e. Jewelry, all styles, 58c. 25c. Rubber Dolls for 19c. G8c. Bisque Dolls for 48c. 91.45 Check Gossamers for @1.29, 68c. Bunches Feather Tips for 59c. ‘8c. Satin and G. G, Sash, 89c. ‘25e. Bottles Florida Water, 21c. 80e. Nickel Clocks, warranted, 792, ‘1c. Lubin's Powder for 8c. 25e. Silk Garter Web for 21c. 1c. Roll Toilet Paper for 1c. 5c. Fans, all styles, 19¢. ‘98c. Fans, all styles, 79c. 81.68 Jerseys, all styles, $1.42, 91.98 Children's Jerseys, $1.59, ‘25e. India Linens for 21c. 3 for 25e. Tidies 3 for 19¢. 50¢. Satin Pincushions for 39¢. 83:98 Tailor-made Jersey Coats, $2.08, $13.98 Beaded Visites for 10, $3.98 Children's Coats for $3.67. ‘98c. Lonadale Cambric Gowns, 73c. 59c, Hand-made French Chemises, 48¢. ‘30¢. good Muslin Chemises, 34c. ‘39¢. good Muslin Skirts, 2c, 25e. Mull Caps for 19. 25e. Lace Trimmed Aprons, 19¢. 39c. Writing Tablets, 27c. $1 French Woven Corsets, 79, ‘75e, Coutil and Sateen Corsets, 50c. 48c. Wire “Health” Buste, 9c. ‘98c. Coaching Parasols for 87c. 81.69 Fancy Parasols for $154. 1.50 “Gloria,” not a fraud, $1.38. 25e. Japanese Ware for 21c. $1.10 Guaranteed Black Silks, 98¢, $1.45 Black Satin Rhadame, $1. 5c. Spring Shades Surabs, Sic. 10 per cent discount on Dress Trimmings, But- tons, Curtains, Laces, Embroideries, Oriental GENT*Ss. 25c, Half Hose, all styles, 21c. 4c. Bicycle Hone for 42c. $1.35 Bicycle Shirts for $1. 48c. Underwear, all styles, 42c, ‘98c. Fancy Colored Underwear, 89c, 2c. Satin-lined Scarfs, all styles, 19¢. ‘44c. English Bilk Scarfs, 339c. 85c. “Palais Royal” Shirts, 78e. ‘Tse. Fancy Trimmod N. Shirts, 670, 20c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 18c. ‘be. S-ply Linen Coliars, 1c. 48c. China Silk Handkerchiefs, 350, ‘98c, English Kid Gloves, 7c. $1.50 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, $1.38. $1.00 Cemented Rubber Coats, $1.38. aa AIS MOV AL.|w SEED PARREELTANIN AYE SRD ISTHE R, ‘+ A PAA BM C. Horcamsox, : IMPORTER, SPRING MILLIXERY Goops, Correct Styles. BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ‘TRIMMED HATS AND BO? In grest varicty, of the newest and choicest produe- tions, many styles of which are con- signed to us exclusively. ANTED—AGENTS TO. Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Greatest novelty ever produced. Erases Ink ju two seconds; no abrasion of paper. 200 to 500 per cent profit. Que agent's salen amounted to. $620 in one week: another $32 in two urs, Territory absolutely free, Salary to good men. No Jadies need answer. Sample, 35 ceuts, For tei aud full particulars address the inauutacturers,J- W- 0, Onalunka, Wis. mhio-7t* BRINN! csc, W WANTED, BOvs WITH GOOD SOPRANO ito. voices, xala |, Apply at the room Bt Jonas church iki ahah ma ve day Evening at 6:0 o'clock. fOwath, ANTED-DUNDORE'S aaee BU: reau, conducted by ladies, Men aud women, Bilte and colored: for all’ kinds of domestic labor, ‘with references. 717 M st. f24-18t" WANTED ES, WOMEN, BOTS AND GIELATO aru $70 per aionth st tein awn homes: costly raniples, roods and full instruc: Sinus for 10 conte, to help pay postage. HO: ROWELL 00, Hudand, ¥ Bite ANTED—LAl TABTES TOT ‘TO LEARN DRESS: mae and fitting by the actual yeastre and acuare rule, \t suthing, tine 20 seen aPIOLO F at hive Walter Balding. {2e-1m ‘ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO START A NEW Dpusineas at thee homes: earily, learned tn. an SPovenings seud L0e. for 24 eaimples anda Packs of Miaternl tg cominence work Ou, Aduress "ALBANY SUPPLY CO., Albany 719-30 ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE GIRL AND BOY to mind children and make hersel! wueraily use- fal ima private family. Appiy at once at #21 D TANTED—LADIES TO ar BR WW iiti cea Lome: of to 10 per! ook can be 4 He. Bo phok pmo onan ee Aer Wit partictses, please addtosa, f° on CHESEENT AELCO., 19 Geuttal sts Bostob, OFFICE OR DESK ROOM ON F, ..or thereabouts, at reasonuble rate, Address i. W., Star office, WANEERSINO On THREE FIN ished rooms, with strictly gentleman and wiféand infant's nuvwe. ing full particulars, Box tar ontice g MAN AN! 0 ‘twoor three rooms, second floor, in furnished, foi light hourckecping: northwent, pre- red. Abawer, giving particulars, otherwise. Cervo po-attentio. Price Lutist bo Feapouable, Ade iat office mh l6-2t NTED 2 OR AUN: ISHED ROOMS SUIT. efor light housckeeying by & gentieman an wite. Address, stating price and locality, HA. L., Star once. nik -2t* _WANTED-—HOUSES. ANTED—A COUNTRY HOUSE, FURNISHED or unfurnished, for the «rnmimer months, within seven or eight miles from city, by fouradulix | Ad~ drums Box 516, City Post Office. mbi5-i3t ANTED—BY TWO LADIES THE CARE OF A house for the summer; best of references. Ad- dress P. BR F., Star office. ‘mb Wikt=?-4 LARGE MODERN BUILT BRICK House, must have not lexs than 1> rooms, {11 ex- change for Wiconsin Pine lands. Puriculaey far @ wie Uns euch 's House. to excha me ORTH WASHINGTON KEAL ESTATE COs” mhl4-3t 1420 Fat ew. ‘ANTED—1,000 HOUSES, Walpetaaie ‘Washington, to sell. to New York HEISRELL & McLERAN, vertise and sell oper neroand in ‘York. Busi he few Yor Y ne ts Bee FOLEY, 137 ‘Broadly and mu WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ONE MILLION CASES OF SORE Witeepenea ca Saas act te bo curd ty HI Arouutic Squill Drops. 0c. per box, at mult GL ‘ANTED—ALL wishing to poss s: ICIS Aromatic ANTED—A YRENCI I. teacher, wines to bound in @ private fan:iy i; references required. Ad $150 WEEL SECURED AND SAT moathly payinents, AUUzcss, Box Bex, NTED—A GOOD BAKERY AND CONERC- 7. Address 916 mb15~3t" WANTED MIDDLE. ‘AGI WHITE art stay pishta: beat sof reiek ee a ‘and L TSYster office WeSiitin os reference. » Star W3stepiayr AWE A SITU. mK is wes SS) 920 lathst nw. " mhi6-2° ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN. POSITION, En Warten OEE ecur: th = Iwill give y aahiece 50) fidential, JA. It Star ontice. TANTED—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE W andeumpotent scrvante #2 all oahecttieewniie ‘With city references. COOMBS & Btte ‘AG Emnployment DureausOS0 F st nw manioeet™ Waitt fd RMI Co roman a Situation a cian pete fly ‘Dest. of references, Call at 1130 at 0. Ww. ba Waban ‘A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AS chambermaid or purse for siuail child. Address I, Star: office, a ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MANS, years old, a place to wor. ime to make Mur: self Useful about the house, &c.; prefer driving, either for private. fami ‘bre: wood city refer Chote. Adages WELLING, Star office wiht W CETEDRY A EECTABLE WHIrE oun a situation as chambertnaid, or, Yo houscwork in a small family. App! ‘ANTED—BY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST Teo? Cuilnets. Situation as miner relief clerk: is capable of managing: aati tory references wiven. Address “STRONTIA,” Star office. 1s5-2t® WANTED ey, A Soa GIRL 1H) FAIR sivcation: es ply 20 orb sat VV ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION Hen prouchon ine weiaate foal naar cate Fp wae: Sars SEA ‘BERD! fe BPRS INELY, Staunton, Vo. "ANTED—BY A BRICK BURNER, A PLACE IN IN ae if the cit: aforeman's ploce in a yard. Address ISAAC O. PUTER, 72 10th ot ne. Wistert A. YOUXG MAN, WITH SOME kuowledge try, ® position ag assist- art with raat bookie wood reasons for Jeaving m ‘eferences us to chararter, Riidteses Jou Star office mhi3-3t* WARTEDIBY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST; ‘ANTED—KNOWN TO ALL THAT I FURNISH 9 years experi Beferences sormer empl eredareae WARE SANCO, Star mer employes. ie. ss V conipetent servants: of ail description to BER feuillen hobs “stores “and tices. FM UENHAM, 2 ee. mb. ANTED— KNOWS, LABOR BUREAT, W ‘iatgnarters for reliable help-Yor oo Romy in househol hotels, stores Jena waiter, farm ad dairy EU DIcR a1 fa se Ss -WANTED_—LOTS. WANZED-10 OWNERS OF 1OTS_FOR IME: diate investment, whole or patta o: Sqnares of ¥: cant ground. None bit actual owners necd 3 ‘dress, with plais aud prices, A. B., Star weatinen oe : HEISKEDE & Sic Advertise and iharketwhere us property here and ithe Sw Thx ington fuvestnsents are in dean ‘Tins new feature commends itseit to owners wish ng quick talon. No charge. niness aalewane male. New Sone Geriters pron ty tratnacted,rruet ote axe ite BROW FOLIN Gnetuber fx. Exch Brsidway and 278 west Lath at wae aay obtain by properly de- aeribnns it, he and ‘paying for tis ad erties nice. at URSDAY EVENING, A LIGHT GOLD esring Cal Tuoon), between aks" store and @ sn. A mutable reward if left at 1100 G st. nw. 3d Leone 14TH STREET OR MASSACHUSETTS ave. aro Spiral Bracelet. Reward will be given if Teturned to # lass. ave. mhi6-2t* [087 MONDAY EVENING, A DREASTPIN MADE of three coin ona bar, and one pendant. “Reward in returned to 1628 Rhode Inland ave. iv OST—MARCH 1ST, 1887, A SMALL L MALTESE Dog; at:swers to uaine of Beauty: snall blue col- apy taNo- 353% Heward if returned to 5101 touts nw. OST—MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 7 and white Setter Gyp. Suitable reward. 1108 Sth st. nw. O8T—A PUG DOG. NAMED PRINCE, REWARD wil bs given Mf retirned to GIB, St. Cluz Kestan- runt and Dining Saloon, 206 Oth si at ‘OST—ON THE NIGHT OF Te ee OE THE morning of the 11th instant a Collie Luppy about Uiree mouths old, Also, on the 13th instant # Fox ‘Terrier Cwhite, with yellow spots), with tauy and own: er’suame on collar. A suitable reward returned to 21 Latayette Square. OST—SATURDAY, MARCH 12TH, ON PENN. | Disteroe kit Wale ad geod Sever wai bs Sone returning same to 21 La Fayette Square. Les DAY AFTERNOON AN OLD-| ens tpin, With hair enclose, valued as. 517 12th wt, nwanhl4- ou "8S BICYCLE, March 10, 1887; the Tr can have same by aye property and pay- cu Uy caltug wt VOS BYat'wer etwas a Se JUST VACATED — 2 Saree Vad fhoor; rent low. 1118 10th #t. 2.1 B RENT- (23 1\TH ST. N, W., BET, W ST. ASD Fie Tangri mr ad tone’ “all Gm Friday from 10 unl 4; ref re: cea quired. ‘mbi6- K RENT -. CHEERFUL AND NICELY FUR- niabed rooms, with excelicnt tS. tard on rennore te 5 persons, in that elerant hors Arete y Civingotou’Ferrace) Just porth of Franklin Park. mhiGlw RENT—IN A NEW HOUSE, TWO SUITE! ‘unfurnished rooms, first and second conversences: water af al! Sateen Fe, RENT—1627 14TH 8ST. NW. ELPGANT rooms, at summer tates, with or without bosnd; = Ok —¥URN SHED OR URNISHED Rubies Sa be aaa XENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE. ns Teasonabie to renitleman who ts wil ing to e for month oF tWo, to aasist a lady famitur: bul ne meats: neferences PX OB ae = 16-813 Chanberlin’s and Worn: thin] floors: furnace and JOR RENT- TWO GE and wife to occupy 1 ‘well-furnished sromt room in the northwest, in quiet, private fatally Cliltdren ; homie comforts, with or without bom oraddress, homediately, second floor, sutable for tach heat and gus. '@17 per month. 1 mw ‘or entire Hoor €2 three south windows, 505 Est. nw. ES: RENT. TWO REATLY FCRNISHED ROOMS second floor: bation1sa:ne fluor; with or withont ‘private family, no children. Apply 2: ee = ee teres au top & with heat aud ris, suitabte foran office foe floor, BW. Also, two nextly fur- inlshed Fooms on fourth floor, suitatle for etntle- mbia-at" VOR RENT_FURNIsnED—ON SECOND FLOOR, fwoconmannicating Koons, sustable for a physt. cian. App) mhi4-3t* Fest RENT=1010 SASeLORETS AVENUE, ‘Doard, corner of 11th st. and Massachu First class table, at summer rates, men. re eet UL, KANDSOMELY Fi g Rant Above Liven, SuperzoF Table Board. 1009 Tdi st. nw WR RENT 1906 GST. is: nel cisomsedy faraiel mat st-clans Table Boor. i NT—PLEASANT, NICELY-FUMNISHED oor in new howar at thodeeate taten: als ata acmely-furnieled Prout Pasion, wgutheru exposure, $15, HA0'G ew. vof rosie new Heuston oes, Fenient to Patcut and Best uticen, mhg-eoln tRENT—NICHLY FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D. wit 3d floors; modern taps: north and south ex- ov line of cars and Lerdic ‘nse be 1 E, Capitol st. * floor, three delis abed: "with or wi conyenient to cars. Capitol st, Fee NICELY FURNISHE Srxt Boor: gentleman preferred, 62) FOREN? = CO, 9TH ST. "AND. MASS, AVE two Kooms, southern expostire, wit tor untur- xeellent amen? pu: ties, nT ROOM ON th st. ww, onth, two persobn ih exch FUoI. changed, THO ior and two bed rooms, ‘ave. ‘T BOARD, FUR- Location 13 Reserences exchanged. No Whi0-1¥* PRIVATE RES ad NISHED ROOM 1 With or without board. 13 if RENT—DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS: Fores mmer and winter: nicely furnished ; bay dow: lange closets: every comfort; termn to suit toa autisfactory and permanent tenaut.” 13:30 12th Daw. dz-Bwt ‘0 COMMUNICATING SECOND- story south front Rooms, lance ba pines suitable fortwo or tres gonth Seitemag eed wo or ‘gentlemen or gentleman wile, S09. pore FOR RENT—STORES. RENT—THAT FINE NEW STO! CORNER aan the bulldog wes emneea! copocily Tor taat = pecially Tor PARDON, 1326 maha Fst. POR, RENTON APRIL STH, northwest corner 7th IRS7, STOME LL its. nw. including fixtures; for ears past been ied an di ‘xtur ‘many years past eet rug WC. DI (Suocemor to Duvall & Mart), ‘Thesstores ace new and in one of the best basuess loca” ous im the city. Apply to J.W. P. MYERS. 1428 New ork ave., or to the owner, W.5. ROOSE, 12:55 Penn, ave.; key'at 1804. mhiz-Im0 T—MISCELLANEOUS 3 BY A LADY HAVING NO USE FOR Fs eeiiet oct etna eee ate pertect order; tone au] ‘Box 107, Star hy BUSINESS CHANCES. RK SALE—DRY GOODS STOCK. Address M. K. C., Star ottice, LEA RARE CHANCE mall corner Grocery if galdatance. Apply at norcheust comer of 21st and mhi6 2t_ SALE. APPLY ROOM ,, corner Mth and ¥ sts. n.w. between 9 and 5 o'clock. iy’ $60. and varions other ing a business of $5 im, and other business clunces: ‘Commercial office, 93 mhi6-6t sul D.1 OMMERCIAL OFFICE. 938 F, ESTABLISHED for the narposg of dishociar of nese stclias Drug Store, Dry Goods Grocery, Ke." By out a st saving your busi. hess, if forsale, leftat our office. "D. RAMEN: ju20-Nwe JOR SALE—PRINTING OFFICE OF THE LATE Win. B. Boraside, located at 633 F st. n. w., second oor fro: Here it cam remain at a dominal F. FOX, 920 F st.n. RE ON 7TH ST,.NEARPENN, cco NT—A83 ee yetwcasiou given iiamediacly, i office. Wastep ae ianufaeture of it INTHE ition to Hi donand by the a i particulars apply to HUFTY & DYER, mz = 1901 F st.nw. CR. DEAN. Foi 0-61 t Ew Be A. HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealers in GOGEBIC IKON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, and Meal Estate in Washington, Minneapolis and Chicago. OPiee;, Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 F st, mt tire TYPI-WHITING trade. Address for particulars, | Ste, PROFITABLE, Star ullioe. Sues JOR SALE_FINE COLNER BUSINESS PROP- ‘rts coppers Center Market yielding a rood fet MON NEY TO LOAN. Get cent on improved or ania $35,000 or iasteilt Goi 7th saw. four doors above Pe MS Ties TO LOAN AT TOW RATES. STOCKS mds, Comiurrcial Paper bought andsold. LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Broker, mh7-1m* i419 Fat. 315,000 GSS IN HAND, UMS To SUIT. N HAND. IN W. RILEY DE! 4-1m 1319 F at, ONEY LO LOAN XN ‘ON REAL ESTATE. < atiention to, 241m BWORMSTEDE & SHADER Dor F at, naw. W. HANDY, 921 F stn. w. 119-Lin 000, $750 and soveral $5," 000, fSvertinf sanallersuine cuapproved | real estate, no de! jarzes reasonable. fee | Geta Gin RHEE MAN Oo | Jy ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS To LoaS ‘satisfactory real entate security, in suins to suitat Siaud 6 per cent interest. 6 «MILL & JOHNSTON ‘QNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, | JVI in sums to suit. cpyiged ates, THOS ‘i | 28-3 __ EAL ESTATI LOANS AND RSMAS Loans, and | Bon good collateral wecarity of all ind, Re ‘cashed, etc. Wei DEMPSEY Ja26—m. Pay pecounts New ¥ | LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $100,000 220 5.0LEAL EIAP | Paes J. HEMIVORD, 1425% Fat. Jo8-Sun NEY TO LOAN— M jones Sa Joan, at the ioweat Yate of ‘interest, ou approved real estate'sccurity. No Gelay. Mode MM. PALA ate chats Extate NEY MORASS wares ob zener a BEALE « HALIUS, 1324 Fats aw. RENT—BOARDING HOUSE, 15 ROOMS, R condition cor. NTED-ARTESIAN ES CONSTRUCTED | £ lance dining room; house in the best use WY ee eae een 2 Gap. spd J. eae Sore. Bane A eas es a For further information inquire of JAS” HEAGA Postmaster, Auscostia, D-C.__mhl4-1w*__ PRINTING AT JON PRICES, HAXD- EVERYBODY TO COME AND SEE ox ys? 3 TD en ar eo ete fd Lane ee a Bi gust the due fee and gies use: No. 1-2 ane 3 es * ae Tor Sit, fine: Ee =| be v0. EBON hs oes te ‘and a 1015 fe ‘ANTED—BUSINESS waz ar forneat job and book printing: We make 8 COR b DARIY Petiters a2 Bn mb12 D> 7! at en. we ‘THD-ORDERS FOR PRACTICAL GARDEN- Wie Cut lawas attguded Gr gaat techs 00 0 Ox nw Wal AF ee GOLD, AND SILVER—I, WILL bet cash prices for old gold and allver: Lear Prices for old gold andallver: oe mbit Witt ANTED_CONSTIPATION, POSITIVELY Ci fs Eda a od by Y, pg eS gency, WARES abit How House INDY. ANTED-IE ENOWN THAT GS, BU % comotatonr gt Sf Deeds for Te Niatse mh9-1 Fi ‘URED DALE'S © CONSE ee metic OF TT". SEES RE ER ¥16 PA. AVE, B. W, (South Side.) avail themselves of Sie advan Se ockee, | at ‘the safe ae ee fea alter, your valt are stolen or UES = Same tnm ys. 9am. toS p.m) 126-6m_‘(Saturdi TOCKETT Sa We pa ack Ses, fe eee areas rates. Send note, we by contract sets of books. pars: jo = | Ace eee P.O. ADDRESS: SH PRICE, Gaus, AE OER Casi ‘ant all — ae ‘Star office. ero — Sree 7 1s2e eee Wigs ttken SPF Za tem We sWaabington. D.C. constant Since Geewotesnd Montgomery. eye a eon fe cimae cae Began te ea tee Sisgee eri 5000 ON REAL ESTATE, __ 388 ____49]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Mee.2 TO LOAN 03 ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS lowest rate of interest. _—" XK, O HOLTZMAN, wel5, corner 10th and F sts. aw. Morr TO LOAKOR SON APPROVED REAL ESTATE commissious, “ho delay. m30 GEO. W. LINKINS, cor. Hand 19th ste QNEY TOLOAN MiNins tomate avnroved Real Estate security, ‘of iudateat "Changes moderate. nUV-N-HUYCK, O Petinsylvania ave, MEE TO LOAN Soe Speer TO LOAN, — ‘TOLOAN oygnents AT LOWEST ENHIOWER & 80%, REALESTATE Ok FIRST- Fates of interest, No “a TO LOAN 01 class securities, at ere the secur? (6 CLLEEN. 203 7th st. mw. BOARDING. Fees or ota sta ee fiero! —___PERSONAL_ We ea ea nce wishine ay'vod business ra ! “yo look at 1802 1800 and 1808 Lath at ue, crior only 810 per “quarter. | TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT | MOREY TO LOANS 7 SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL | __FOR_RENT--HOUSES. REST —n07 © hoe Fatek ind anit, Suh ME gee bos weal new App aR Tee benea is Peto ary Din DATES AE WRITMAR MOT Paes eet RENT_1032 957TH st. NEX’ Penn. sve fine new Bviocy and basciment = 8200. FARDOX, 1:26 F at, 1408 11TH st. wy euty i Sof enpaine an ally frank rooms atundant wat Bours: ent #43 0 by Closets, pantry ply ipo tauk at all’ ern TOL Ost 16-30" JOR RENT-216 3D ST SE. 18 ROOMS, ALE ie laa tn excellent onder, rent moderate. vl mht Fe at ows wis at, & dw. 080/22 1503 Ot sew. mht6.3t ow York ave... § moons, H st. ne, G Fooun " Apply to mh 5-6t Re UE JOHN Tr. ans S10 Fxtnow, BG at istabe) ef bart 1408 Pst tTeve ally str ran 481 Lat a “The above ia o books. a fei stom ct eres the Istaud15uh. fwhlsl. THUS. E WAGGAMA ate {OR RENT—HOUSES, ¥F HILL. & JONNSTOX, ns PURNISHED 1901 Fst, permonth fora year. 1901 F st. pers 2 Fst, 9id N st, AT 820 PER MONTH—A SI BURG N nile ft oe cage a acre Pump on porch: large barn ; suitable for dai ing or poultry farm, or for Fesidence of ome i govern= 7. 4. SYPHERD, 1007 F et. iw. 13 ROOMS, MoD- LINKING Dhisiw ern fi and H sts. now. W. ements, #00. Gi. ENT—187 AND 143 1 + bath, ratice, Introbes, dec. 138 North Capitol at, oF G00 RT UY OF FURNISHED i HO OSE, : wanted 9 occa ase froin May tnt to 8 to Novemsbor tat: mo cnilaren re ferences; monuimal reas SUMMER. Star withice, mbit POR RENT a eee tn ER ST. TKO story and basement ‘room; icel ised, cheap to. desirable taint. 2 J _mb12-12t 1418 F si. iow. \T_ AFAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE sand i Brick Dweiling.nine fe aot eit iat JOR RENT— : 12 ve., *Eatory brick, @ FooTm. | 140 Bat nes Setory bricks 14 re M. _mh12-12t 40 s NGTON REAL ESTATE Co., _ midst 1420 F st. nw. OR RENT WILL LEASE TO A RESPONSTBLE party: ah elewaut furmisised ‘residence. Te rosa Se ee Bg he hore roeant being’ had to the pers tan ‘amount | Feat alt ao atnw AC roun e dana Sdn w..T room, #15. 410° 4th st. wes on ee morc ick tron (HT, 607 “tak. howe 4 ooteabove OK RENT—UNFU Tee cinde. ® | 1025 Conn: awe. mhi2 Ss 28 | Eat Be Si eee: pois RENT oe FINE RESIDENCE | 1708 fmups. AI Fr a In advance, Keys with gem SHERMAN & 00. 1907 F. Ja0-Gws {OR KENT—A NEW HOUSE. WHICH WILL BE HOUSE WELL BUILT USE, ON OF AX ARCHITECT, ‘HILL & JOHNSTON, G38 Loth stn. w. 5 ALL tae style, oder improvements, healthy and pennant “O80 1Oth et ne 820. inguee Beat E5050 D at uw. mbb-1 JOR, RENT — TWO NEW 4-ROOM HOUSES WITH modern improvements, 15 F st. and 2 1 to W. shinanviee AC er monte ain ROR RENT — Two SIX, HOM, Files ete Eee et 335 Bt ata. iit Sis pose nw RENT—DV OF SEVEN noon SS py hy 2 = ile