Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: ae em WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, THE _EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent bona 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 STAR cannot undertake t preserve oF return rejected communications, Contributors whowish to possess their ‘manuscripts, if un- used, should keep a copy. "mF Matter of whatever character tntended for publication must, ‘/ its appearance the same day ‘ts desired, reach the office not later than 12 e'elock noon, 5B" No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or The Cabinet are considering the Alaskan seal fisheries, and in this connection a long protest comes to the President from certain ship owners 4m San Francisco against acts of the Alaska Com- mercial company, to which corporation the seal fisheries are at present leased. If that company has violated its contract with the government, It Should be punished. But the main complaint in- volves the government as well as the company, DY questioning the exclusive right of the United ‘States and its lessee to catch seals in Bering sea Deyond the three mile limit. The principal ad- ‘Vantage of a withdrawal of this country’s claim to control Bering sea would fall to England, as the leading commercial nation, whose ships have already entered the sea and taken seals, andin certain Instances have been seized. It would un- doubtediy be proftabie to the United states to up- ‘hold the monopoly of ita lessee, even though it excluded a few of its citizens from the fisheries. ‘The seal fisheries are very valuable, and if the seals may be intercepted by anybody in the open sea before reaching the islands where the are ‘usually killed, this value Will be much decreased and before long will be nothing. Russia ‘treated Bering sea asa closed sea for a century and kept out all intruders, and still guards Jeal- ‘ously that part of the sea which was not conveyed toua The eastern part of Bebring sea was in terms conveyed to the United States, the seal fish- ertes being recognized as the most valuable ele- ment of the purchase, and this country has main- tained and exercised exclusive control of the part in form conveyed, ever since. Has the time come, with the Canadian scores unsettled, to with- draw our claim and apologize to Great Britain for selzing her intruding vessels? If we cannot estab- lish that Bering sea is aclosed sea, or that we have exclusive rights there by prescription, or find any Teasonable excuse for holding what we have enjoyed, we shall need to eat humble ple and to submit to the destruction of the seal fisheries; un- less, indeed, we can successfully appeal to Russia, ‘which has a navy, to make good to us the convey- ance of Bering sea, from which we have been ousted by the Britishers. Inno aspect of this in- ternational question have the misdotngs of the Alaska company, to Which the lease will soon ‘The South Washington association of citizens considered a report upon the railroad track griev- ance last night. That section ts undoubtedly the gTeat sufferer from railroad encroachment. It does not stand alone, however, in its resistance ‘tw the use by raflroads of streets and avenues as substitutes for freight stations and round houses, or tothe use of the public parks for depot pur- poses. THR Stam believes that South Washington, instead of being fsolated or deserted, has the ‘whole community with it in thts matter, and 1s of ‘the opinion that preparation for a wise and ener- getic use of the opportunities to be heard offered in the proposed investigation by the special Sen- ate committee isa present and continuing duty, and that such investigation, 4f properly utilized, cannot fail to result beneficially to South Wash- ington, ————. + =—____ It ex-Governor Robinson, of Massachusetts, had taken a place on the inter-state commerce com- mnission, 1% Would have been tnteresting to see Mr. cyrus W. Field “go for” him—to use a homely but expressive phrase of western origin. Mr. Robin son’8 most ;notabie connection with railways of late years was his sale of the tnterest of the state of Massachusetts in the New York and New Eng- land road to a syndicate of which Mr. Field was not amember, and which had Did a good deal less money than Mr. Field's syndicate for the property. If it 4s Jett to Mr. Robinson to name the Massachu- setts he will probably choose Mr. Charles P. Clark, another prominent figure in the New England “deal,” and who suffered serious ‘nancial damage from it. In that case, interestin Mr. Field’s performances will be revived, for, next to the ex-Governor, Mr. Clark probably enjoys the ‘honor of being his pet aversion. in condemning the obnoxious protruding car rails, which afflict that city as well as Washington, says of New York: “There is no other community in the world which ‘Would submit to these outrages.” Come now, Mr. ‘Hewitt, this 1s really too bad! Doyou mean to suggest that Washington, which clearly remains tranquil under this outrage, 1s not even a com- munity? This 1s a fresh blow to the District, Which has Dut just recovered from the shock of the insinuation that it cannot be classed under ‘the expression “territories.” If Washington must either resent the T rail outrage or rest under the Amputation that it is not a community, the ‘objectionable rails will have to go. a The murder, by @ burglar, of Mr. Weeks in Brooklyn last Tuesday night !s another evidence of the soundness of the position long since taken and urged with persistence by Tue Star,—that ‘when a man breaks into a heuse at night he goes prepared and intending to kill any one he may meet, rather than run any risk of arrest or detec- tion. It may be some way off yet, but the time ‘will surely come when burglary will be classed and treated as a capital crime, and punished ac- coniingly. No other course will afford adequate protection to society; and when pubiic sentiment iseducated up to the point of securing the rights Of law-abiding ejtizens instead of coddling crimi- nals that view will prevail. $< ____ Father Keller's arrest at Youghal and his re- Moval to Dublin yesterday were more like a tri- umphal progress than the ignominious proceed- ing it was intended to be. Archbishop Croke came out of his way to greet the priest and offer assurances of sympathy. The Lord Mayor of Dublin conveyed him in a carriage from the rail- ‘Way station to a leading hotel, where a brilliant feast was awaiting him. All along his route the people cheered him vigorously. This does not Jook as if the tory plan for the pacification of Ire. Jand was yet an accomplished success, Judge Thurman belongs to the school of states. ‘men who are prime favorites with inquiring news- Paper men. He does not try to be funny, or cock ‘is head on one side and assume an air of mystery, or utter oracular riddles, or declare point blank | that he will not be interviewed: yt he looks his ‘Anquisitor full in the face and “No, sir. Tam not here to ask for an office or to accept one.” ‘That ends the whole matter, as far as he 1s con- cerned, and leaves the field clear for other specu lations. If every distinguished visitor to Wash- ‘tgton were equally frank, the truth would soon de got at by the process of elimination. —— as Flogging girls till they areinsensibte!s the re- fined form of punishment with which the police of Odessa propose to suppress nihilism tn that dis- ‘trict. How well they will succeed depends a good deal on what stuff the Russians generally are made of In Englandor America it would take about one week's experience of that sort of thing to de- stroy the strongest government ever set up. $< ‘The London investigation now in progress prom- ses to add another chapter to the history of mu- ‘nicipal miggovernment and corruption. The recent developments in New York, Chicago and now Lon- fon should cause a careful overhauling of affairs inevery city. Corporation house cleaning is in order at present all over the world. <a If the present program for the celebration of the Queen's birthday be carried out, and a lot of American troops go over into Canada, it 1s to be ‘hoped that our northern neighbors will have their appetite for that sort of thing so satisfied that ‘they will not demand a repetition of the visit on a Jess triendly errand. iietieemereaauneeeed It is now definitely settled that the convicted Anarchist assassins at Chicago cannot be hanged Uefore next fall This will give the parties to the Spies-Van Zandt wedding abundant time to get that Uresome affair straightened out, $e As usual, high-strang telegraph wires obstructed the firemen’s efforts to save life and property in the Buffalo hotel fire. Victims of corporate cu Pidity, and not the wires, go under ground. Will It be aiwaysso? ——— Now is the titfie tor the fire proof hotels of the country—if there are any—to make their special features generally known. ‘They can command Fable patronage, for a time at least, if not for all SPRING SUITS ARE NOW IN ORDER IT MAYBPOSSIBLY BE A TRIFLE TOO CooL FOR ONE TO-DAY; BUT IT'S MORE THAN IAKELY THAT TO-MORROWS SUN WILL TEMPER WITH ITS GENIAL WARMTH THE ANGRY WINDS OF MARCH AND GIVE US A GLIMPSE OF THE GLORIES THAT ARE SURE ACCOMPANIMENTS OF THE SEASON OF FLOWERS AND SUN- SHINE. ‘AS BUDDING NATURE DONS HER NEW ATTIRE SO SHOULD WE, FOR WE ARE HER CHILDREN AND SHE I8 OUR BENIGN MOTHER, WHOSE EXAMPLE WE SHOULD EMULATE. WE HAVE WELL PREPARED FOR OUR PATRONS’ WANTS IN SPRING SUITS, IN THE NEWEST OF SPRING FABRICS, IN THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES, AND AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES CONSISTENT WITH THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND TRIM- MING AND HIGH ORDER OF WORKMAN- SHIP, FOR WHICH OUR GARMENTS ARE KNOWN THIS COUNTRY OVER. BLARNEY TWEEDS AS SOFT AND PLEASANT TO THE ,TOUCH AS THE NAME IS EUPHO- NIOUS. BANNOCKBURN CHEVIOTS AS ROUGH IN SURFACE AS ARE THE RUGGED HILLS OF SCOTLAND AND JUST AS STUBBORN IN RESISTANCE TO WEAR AS WAS ROBERT DE BRUCE TO THE IN- VADING HOSTS OF ENGLAND ON THE BATTLE FIELD FROM WHICH THE MA- TERIAL TAKES ITS NAME. AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH TWEEDS AND CASSIMERES ARE HERE.TOO IN ALMOST ENDLESS ARRAY. THE SINGLE BREASTED SACK STYLE OF COAT STILL HOLDS ITS OWN. THE FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY IS GAINING GROUND RAPIDLY. THE LOW CUT VEST AND ROLLING LAPPEL COAT ARF, 80 TO SPEAK, “FEELING THEIR WAY." WE'VE GOT "EM ALL, IN COLORS INNUMERABLE, IN QUANTSTIES UNEQUALED AND IN PERFECTION OF STYLE, FIT AND FINISH BEYOND COMPARE, AND AT PRICES THAT WILL SURELY PLEASE YOU. SAKS & COMPANY, ARTISTIC CLOTHIERS, 300 to 308 Seventh st, mhi9 New Ison Axo Casa Sus. “HECKED 4 (SELES AT soc, $1.00 1: BARGAIN" YARD. PLAIN BUFF INDIA. PONGEFS. UALITIES AT 40, ae 3 i ASSORTMENT, TION PER Y XOX HEATES IN SILE AND CHUDDA SHAWLS. ALL Tite aad ie EST AND MOST APPHO CHOICE, PATTERNS” IN CHALLIS DF: LATNES, “GE YLAIS Haches AND Coluber Daten SEATON PERR) Perry Burtpixe, ‘Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th et. _ Established 1840. ‘every pair warranted, 81.49, ae the Dowie SEinbiation mb18-3t and 1243 11th sts. ¢. ND _ FIG- 81.25, NEW PLAIN UillNA SILKS, IN ALL COLORS, AT anim IN WHITE CHINA SILK AT IN EXCELLENT se RANGING D NAD! xEW qwisteD SILK GRENADINES AND HER- IMMENSE FRENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN. AND COMBINE, SUITS, RANGING FROM 0c. TO $3.00 NEWS ‘STRIPED AND CHECKED ENGLISH SUIT- mb19_ PRIDE KID AND PEBBLE For Ow ec ties, very old and of fine flav HETHUK NATTANS, Druggist, 40° mht (Eevee Pree of erey and broven: ie, the Double, Combination, <G Te GREAT REDUCTION IN VALUE; 2 Seal Plush Ulster, sizes 36 and 38. 2 Seal Plush Raglan, siz One B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, ‘Batters and Furriers, 1237 Pa. av. 3227-3 ING Sms Drssr without Fusil Oil or other impuri- INCH ALL-WOOL TRICOT £N TWO SHADES d 1243 Tith st. 8. e. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS AT HILDREN'S SOLAR TIP, PEBBLE | GOAT, ‘spring eels, SOc. sizes 5308, warranted solid, mhis-3t 124] and 1243 1th st. ne. 250" toate! aa cheap. shoes for the naliis jo $1 School Sues to finer grades $i we a Tadies ‘and Men's Shoce ia ioleisie Avania mh Penney ET, W. M. Savsrer & Soxs Robes, new shades Cashmeres and Camel's Hair. economical as well as beautiful dresses. Check Silks, Gros Grains and Spanish and Syanish Guipure. New MOURNING GOODS in spring weights. SIERY and UNDERWEAR. ONE PRICE, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SOxs, _mh19 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. £0 EE es Oa oe eee A241 and 1245 11th sts. ¢, Seuwe j ‘Will open on MONDAY a new lot of Checked Suit- inws in the very latest styles, Pattern Dresses and We have just purchased to great advantage # lot of WHITE CHINA SILKS, 27 inches wide. which we will offer at the low prices of 87% and $1 per yard, as these goods will wash and look well afterwards. They make Moire Silks, black and colors; Surah Silks, Louisiane Bhadames, New lot of Black Chantilly Flouncings, hand-run Great bargains in printed INDIA SILKS, new HO- pOZEN SILK MITTS IN CREAM, TAN AND show Lle., ‘CHOICE ogy E, ENGLISH COATING IN AND Tages MOM wbaDye eS a We Pe 3 Merchant Tail mn19 bie SSS Titra ooas is novela ee fines, Wit © vou: | Sinn i2afend AS Hae, Much of the Boston. packed in paper or ti re by Fall ‘coftee 1s api | Ear, 1. This coflee is apt, to be ne We scloct'our GREEN sare, and all of our cottees ‘Which enables us to mh19-sim Mae J. P. Paar, 107 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER, Announces the open Paris BOS when are roasted URS Sane en tort cer cau oniy guess what kind of collce hess Scumrame Avovr Roastz Corre, Coffee sold in the city poaated in Xow is COPPERS with the utmost an kod and Quality lvania ave. cor. 436 st. ‘ease of London and Suorrxe By Max. Residents of the more remote eities and towns should not fail to avail themselves of the ad- vantages accorded them throughour Mail Order Department. We guarantee you the same care and atteution possible to secure in person. We have experienced buyers and every facility for a satisfactory execution of every commission entrusted to us. Samples sent upon request. Bend for catalogue. §ume. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sree Axp Smome WALKING SKIRTS. The new stock is now resdy for inspection, embracing the largest variety and best values yetshown. Striped Skirts, Box Plaited, Ruffle headed with Bias Band, only 50s. each. Black and White Striped Skirts, Box Plaited Rule, Headed with Embroidered Band, only ‘T5e. each, Striped Skirts, two styles, Box Plaiting and Rickrack Braid Trimmings, only 94c. each. Striped and Plain Poplin Skirts, four styles, Box and Knife Plaiting, only $1 each. Finer qualities and more elaborately trimmed, .25, $1.37 and $1.50 each. Ladies’ Extra Sized Summer Skirts, trimmed with wide Box Plaited Ruffle, Headed with Bias band, only $1 each. Same, with two Box Plait- ings, only $1.25 each. Excellent line of Black Farmer Satin Walking Skirts, best qualities. Prices $1, $1.37, $1.50, 81.87% and 2 each. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Grav Suz WASH GOODS. ‘We are now displaying the largest stock, finest variety and best values in Fine Wash Fabrics ever offered by us during any previous season; in view of which we have concluded to inaugu- rate during the coming week 8 GRAND SPECIAL SALE, and shall quote prices calculated to cause anun- ‘usual demand. Customers are advised to make early selections, thereby insuring a satisfactory choice. CRAZY CLOTHS. Infinite variety of handsome patternsand de- signs on white and ecru grounds. Sold last sea- son at 17¢.,; only 12}. per yard. 4,500 YARDS OF CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS. White and cream, in a variety of different ‘width stripes, worth 8e.; only Gc. per yard. 3,000 YARDS 32 IN. BATISTE. White and corn colored ground in black and fancy-colored designs and patterns, warranted fast color, real value 12%c.: only 10c. per yard, 2,500 yards blue and white striped Seersucker Ginghams, plain blue to match, worth 123%0.; only Se. per yard. 2,000 yards Seersucker Ginghams in various stripes and checks, worth 12%4c.; only 10c. per yard. NEW LOT OF CRAZY CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS. Light colors, variety of stripes, only 123¢. per yard: worth 15¢. 2,500 YDS. DRESS GINGHAMS, Choice assortment of stripes and plaids, good. washing colors, only 1234c. per yard. KNOTTED BATISTE. A new fabric, light and dark effects, with plain shades to match, only 17c. per yard. 3,000 YARDS OF “PURITAN” PERCALES. A soft-finished yard-wide Muslin for Boys? Shirt Waists. Vast assortment of the choicest Patterns ever shown in this city, embracing Horseshoe, Horsewhip, Horses’ Head, Spurs, Crowing Roosters, Crescents and a variety of other equally asdesirable patterns. Also, Stripes and Checks, extra durable Muslin, and all colors warranted fast, worth 15¢,; only 12e. per yard. 82-inch “Gold Seal" Indigo Blue Percales, neat designs in various colors, warranted to ‘wash, only 12%¢. per yard. A “NOVELTY” FABRIC. * _ Crocodile Suiting is the latest and most @ressy wash fabric. Shades of Ecru, Mode, Canary, Car- dinal, Blue, Pink and White in a lange variety of choice fancy checks, worth 50c.; only 25c. per yard. The above only represent a small part of our excellently selected Wash Goods stock, it being absolutely necessary to examine it in order to fully appreciate it. Situated at the head of the stairway on the second floor, it is easy of access by elevator or stairs. _mb19 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lins BALBRIGGAN HOSE, FULL REGULAR ade Franch tog, per palr 13 the ‘Double, Combination, Pal aud 1248 Tithat. 8.0. Pos ‘ore Laxey, Fre Quarry, YARD WIDE, 30 CENTS. ‘We have placed on sale s lot of very fine printed Shirt- ing Linens in nest styles at 30c. per yard, the actual value being 75c. Barnesley Bleached Table Damasks at $1.50 per yard. ‘Cheapest and best sods ever offered at the price. Superior Linen Sheetings at $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Crash and Towels at lowest prices. ‘New Ginghams and Satines in the very latest styles Gros Roman Satines of the finest quality in exclusive atyles, finished like silk, and possessing wear-rehisting qualities. Secure your dresses early from these fast- selling goods. New Toille de Nord Ginghams at 12}¢. Great bargains on our Remnant Counters in Silks, ‘Dress Goods aud Satines. ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, _919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. _ L-SILK SURAH, BLACK, BROWN bronze, excellent value at $1, this ‘Sombination, 241 and 1243 11th st.s. e. PE, FOWH Ss Bs HOR EB oF BB Se = LUSBY. | March 1 gon to Mr. and Mrs. Win. T, street southeast, Lusby, 1626 South Capitol street ‘MONDAY, Chambrey Embroidery, 4 yards for 98c. ‘MONDAY, 45-inch Swiss Flouncing, $1 per yard. MONDAY, 4-button Embroidered Suede Gloves, 75c. ‘MONDAY, ‘3 Pairs No, 1 Ladies’ Seasonable Hose, 81. MONDAY, ‘The latest styles of Chemisettes, 250. ‘MONDAY, Antylish Gray Cloth Jacket for $3.89. MONDAY, ‘The “S.C.” Corset, all sizes and colors, ¢2, MONDAY, 49c. Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, 380. ‘MONDAY, a ‘Remnants of Fine Ruching at 5c. yard. ‘MONDAY, Agood, serviceable Stockinette. Jersey 81. MONDAY, A25c. Mulle Infant's Cap 16. TIT HOR TLE ES? Pho Rt a oe oe eee T H H EEE ‘BB oO N NN Ba A BR eH PMiARGHE mhi9 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. #. MORRISON, * ATBPAAVES BRANCH STORE,” mh19 ‘N.Y. AVE. AND 15TH ST. Base, Bor Exeucr. SPRING OPENING—CROWDED STORE—TRE- MENDOUS BUSINESS—CRUSHED GOODS— BROKEN LOTS—BUYERS OFF FOR NEW YORK—MEANWHILE, BROKEN LOTS AT COST——READ LIST CARE- FULLY—THIS AD’ ‘BUT ONCE REGULAR PRICES TUESDAY —s8T RE- PLENISHED BY THEN, 2-The regular of the Palais lowe town.” uduced prices quoted ited "blow ab sees | ot mish you as weil as our competit English Hose, white tors aid Heels, full regular, sold (080, Ww an outaize 9, Qaly colgrstett_brown ti, sate, cardinals navy. Palais Royal regular price, 25c,; red 15e.; competitor's | Pre a HERS, ‘Three in bunch; combustion colons, Sold out but brow and tun; caruiual and. sd uy via Tackand wait Hehe nay pve 20, buns argo hice, Oéc.; reduced to, 59¢. j goubetitors price 7 Colored G. G. Silk, with Cuoman and Satin border 8 inches wide. Short lengths from forty pieces a pee ree seqaler Price, 8c. ; ced to Ponce omer EE Mad ah crea le by enthusiastic” patrons during Speanine "Balas jew be Sond 7 embaes ceeet to 7¥e.; oo, 8 Price, OT RORS AND FRAMES, Did have 22 different style, Clowed Gut all but & styles during th + Palais Royal resale brie, doer; edtced tobe competitors price, 0c Feathors both, sides, boue sticks. Only olor r0- nina bl iy elon, wl ite.” Palais Royal Bhar pele, ae 7 competitor's price, PURSES, Willarrive Monday 1,000 imitation seal and alliga~ yay cheap. Pulnis Hoyal regular price, Se. oR: day, Zle.; competitor's pric sie DOLL Satin-dressed bisque dclla12 inches high. Youns- iradoiferr nave Love hae aga bertowc te slippers of about 30 oz these dolls. Bar price, 48c.; reduced to 1c. competitors price, PINCUSHIONS. Delicate colors of satin, ail sizes, Show finger marks of “Opening” souvenir hunters. “Buy come of our sce Femnantsand trim. Palais Koyal regular price, 600-; Feduced to 20e.; competitor's price, 8c. Fine styles spring, fancy-striped hose. Not all sizes in each yh about peed toe ‘Royal regular rie, Bbe:: Fedtced t0 23: Bat amepentor vec, Boe. Merino, hich neck Naik bound: ribbed arms, Bold gut amall aud lange sizes.” Palais oval rexular price, ‘HHe.; reduced to 25e.; edmpetitor's price, 40e. k. Satin Rhadames, short le ths from “Oy - sy urrangane cea kre oe reduced to 81. Hi tha pets ), for Royapeele pity Sb rebiced to BEE, com bd a ware HOSE. Children’s Oxford 3 genuine English. "Pa Suced to 123s; competitor's price, ABLE COVERS. 6-4 French Velour aole Covers, unique, durable, ar- tistic, ornamental, useful, iuimicable—only Palals Roval rowtlag price, $4.00; reduced to $308: competitor's price, 87.507 ed Hoo: only. sizes, 5 to 7% Royal rear price. 25e.; S:pution Undresed Kid Mousquotaires, embroid- ered backs—only tans remain; 7. Palais Royal 3 price, Bees reduced’ to Uile-;competl- tors price, 81,! GLOVES, Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires. Sold out all colors but tans and black. Palais Roy: J rerular price, 29c.; re- duced to 21c.; competitor's price. 20c. EMBROIDERIES. “Opening” rush caused accumulation of 43 remnants of fine embroideries. TABLE LINENS. Short lengths of 2% {0 34 yards: we are willing to close outat cost. Also the embroideries. GENTLEMEN. HALF HO: ‘Openi pened with styles, comprising odddone half howe, Now we have 7 styles, compris- ing 40 dozen. Palais Royal regular price, 25c.; re- duced to 19¢. HANDKERCHIEFS. Your mothers and sisters, unxions to secure you the prettiest handkerchiets, yulled cur stock to pieces. slightly tossed and wrinkled bandkerchi fs the cou- sequence. Palais Royal regular price, 25c.; reduct tobe. : and. stiver tons, n_ Semmens _ variety. y7 stvien. Were from 75¢.t0 8150. exchi Your ciivice now for GSe. Buckhorn handles and hheary sterling alleen crooks ete cnly BE renal out of LE. They Neve trom $1.98 to 2 68 euch. KOur choice now for Use. BPP, A A ig ee ee ng ae Te AA a 'SSg_ ARAL Bo AAT una A TS e585 RRR OOF FAL Hat? OY WY ARE HREO QO YY AAL BR ROO Y A ALLLLZ CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 12TH St. mhi9 Mi, 20X00, BECOND FLOOR GON. Di 3 “mht Bn 0 Combat q241 and 1243 11th st.2.e. For Sarcrpay Ax Moxoar AT uo wom » BPR oo TU Wa 5 Ss aa BBB A UU MMM _ Ags8 > In our Dry Goods Department we offerfor MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY all our Ginghams, Seer- suckers, Skirtings, Batistes and Figured Percales, also Selisias; Regular Price from 12%¢. to 15c., at Plain, such goods as sold as high as 37}e., we will sell from 2 to 10 yard remnants, Only fifty dozen German Damask Towels, with Fancy Borders, Knotted Fringe, sold at 22c.; wo will sell at In our Cloak Department we shall sell for a few days a Lady's Spring Jacket, in the latest Checks, with Ball Buttons, Pleated Back, at eee te eB oo HRS - ‘For Misses and Children, one lot of assorted Spring Garments, from 8 to 16 years. These are all samples ought cheap, and we will give you the choice at oe oe i a 4 = ag BB - In our Underwear Department we shall offer one lot of very fine Ladies’ Nizhtgowns, of the best Cotton, made with five rows Hamburg Insertions, six clusters of fine tucks, neck and sleeves with Embroidery, sold. at $1.25, only One lot of Children’s White Dresses, Pleated Front ‘4nd Back, trimmed with Rufftes, sold at 50c., andcheap at that; we will sell them at 8 O08 = BBR Ce BAUR ers Pes mh19 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. A ior main gartent an immense scecao mhi8-3t wee Tee Land 243 12 that. ae. Svrsaronrry Ackxowzevoxn. ‘NEW HOME, 53 NEW HOME. ‘The acknowledged peer of the Sewing Machine work. Call at our office and examine the specimens of work ‘executed while you wait. Sewing Machines of all makes repaired and rented At OPPENHEIMER’S 628 Othet nw, St. Clond Building, ene Rabbit Toys, oon paar 60% CO eee, eee | rare ‘WANTED—HELP. ONG Wemami Sane |e Wittie varve ison eney, NEE ¥V YOUNG LADY TO ADDRESS Wikiinat ieanndtnere - THE PALAIS. it Cor. Peuneyiee ee ea at Or. a eve. and 13 Wien ien AT EL ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Zo reruing St tice in a, ing ref hand German wou Siyave ‘wanted.) DURHAM, a0 Pe bas mbh19-6t* "ED_SE YOUNG LADIES WHO ante ees iba eee ee TANTED—A RELIABLE Tao ‘OT TOO young, for a position in. Subsceipticn de derartgent Gale hours, Sto 4. Apply 10 to LELSrwaRr, 4 428 7th at. 1.W, q ANTED 2 GLERK, WITH GOOD canes and acquainted with the building (rede neg and age and pected. Brean Box 3 Btar office, idegheeare Cae WOMEN COOKS, 810 7020, HOUSE: Vy sates ae crcee S10 20830, HOURE: | oF waited ‘atier and wits, wilte groom, farmer and wife, ‘mb19-6t* NAT. LABOR BUREAU, 517 7th st. nw. We NTED_A FIRST-CLASS TRIMMER FOR OUR Millinery Department, PALAISHOYAL, 12th at, nd Pennsylvania ave. ‘ANTED=A LIVE, ENERGETIO SALESMAN 70 W ‘sell butter to the retail trade. Best of references from last employers. Address P.O. Box 490. 10" ‘ANTED—A FEW FIRST-CLASS WAIST HANDS. W Apply at 439 Oth st. n.w., Riley Building. 1t* TED-THREE WHITE, BOYS | MUST BE Wakeieyaitod, Apply at BELL BROTHERS, 46108 at ‘ANTED—A BOY, SPEAKING ENGLIGH OR GEE- Bemis, to help in im dining-room. Myer’s poo c nn. WANTED R0r 10 LEARN PRINTING. “W, =: KIBREN, Printer, headquarters for fancy adver: tising cas, wile only." 1000, corner vaninave,ahdduthet. 7)" omer Fen TANTED — A Sa aan GIRL OR WOMAN TO cook, wagh tnd iron and do general Rourework, in fn | Feat fama je and Call tid Detiace. “nist ANTED_WHITE GIRL OR =n ‘referred: good he work of small famil; ENT, Star office. ind fair wages. Address inf ‘ANTED — ONE HUNDRED GOOD MEN TO Folge eee ET cay se Renae ste pets " ean ‘pot, AG ik mornin} orclock. y Bd. CO ‘ANTED—A FEW FIRST-CLASS CITY SALES- en acquainted with household instalment goods to live men good pay. 10, 303 7th st: Watt ieee ene aera Shanes ‘understands his business and can give referen Apply at 1103 Gat.n. w. ‘mh18-2 “WW ANTED_IMMEDIATELY—A (COLORED BOY, ‘Wéiiitcon years old or more, accustomed to, the care of cows and to housework: must be a good milker and and have good references, Apply at Hi & ene Mi ANTED_DOY. FROM 13 7Q 10, TO WORK IN wan nuit bee cood scholar and, penyian. Address, in own hand, Mr. 8., Star office. mh17-3t" ‘ANTED—A COLORED GIRL FOR CHAMBER- work und table waiting, and a man to drive and be generally usef ul on a small country place: both to workin Mt Pleasant. Apply to J.B. KENDALL, G18 Pennsylvania ave. n.W. mb17-8t* ws ID—MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS can make $25'per week and their expenses; no canvassing, “Address GEO. F. EMMONS, 43 Eliot a, Boston, Wirt rnlenind ion ween Oca aie ).Chainbermaids, nurses, scrubs and men cool SOduBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 926. 7 ASTED OER AND WOMEN TO CALL AT st nw, D Worn uotiday Novel js for day and eters ployment per wee Tratoriaie furnished: work matied free, Address NEW ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORKS, 19 Pearl Pearl a os ANTED-FOR A PERMANENT aa AGOOD bgok, white, in susall family, who will ‘assist in washing aid ironing: references required. = goud waxes riven and ood city \ddress, stating references, S. mhi4-1m_ ‘ANTED—SEVERAL MORE ACTIVE CANVASS- ory to distribute circulars and take orders for gur y or commission. yANTED-MEN, WOM Pan eTO DEE month attiatorn basen oete, onic s package of ret instruc: tions for 10 cent P pay postage ELL &CO,, Rutland, Ve. ‘ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING ee fitting by Crea ey leary and ors iced. a terns Measure: C1010 Fat te Walter Sullding. 10-1 ‘ANTED—DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- Ly ducted by ladies. Men and women, whno- ad ‘Colored: for all kinds of “domeatielabor, withreferences. 717 M st. n.w. call hour: no meddling: 10. tg 50 an Thourmade daytime for 24 samples and & Hae *Sommmencs work Ott ‘Addrees "AL pots ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE GIRL DOr YO {oinind citidren aud mute herself pengrelty nose fulinaprivaie family. Apply at once af U1 vem ANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT Aarawa inniese 87 to $16 per orok ean AS juietly made. No photo, ing: no canvassing. FOr please address, at CRESCENT AWt'G0. 19 Geutal ste Boston, Masse Bor 3,170. WANTED--BOARD. iy ANTED—A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISH. room and board between 43 and 12th ats,, C st. gud New York ave, Address, stating price. and loca tiou, Box 5, Star offic WANTED-MISCELLAN! EOUS 'ANTED—ARTESIAN WELLS CONSTRUCTED at reasonable prices; satisfuction _quaranteed. For further information inquire of JAS” EAGAN, Pos r, Anacostia, D. ‘mbl19-1m* Wee se eo "| eeurara re 1, Bar; WV oui Man ae Wishes: siecle fe | ea Best of references. 8. fae ie 'ANTED—POSITIONS FOR COOKS. LAUN- hot = JGreqses, chambermaida, housek Ruress, Fatt a ORE a oe % ANTED_SITUATION AS. FIN! Gov. ‘mation companion for tareiing oy =| Wemeere BD, Beat ofc at isis —ENOQWN — NAT, LABOR, ae ae Eke Ving unable Bo te keds F mb19-3t* FOR RENT—AT 612 FOURTEENTH ST. N.W, Bae Tiermeretsnatie es Seis, 98,34 cs — ‘witll several practical experience, Boece cee ae Se SEE Star office." * ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A GI ay iy FRADUATE OF rience t faterencea Kadeees GE | J TA, Star office. mhi8-2t" ee BY AN M SxPeetEm ‘DRESS- maker, work in. families season ‘Addrees STRELA, Star oftee, eee the Commission busi- MAN desires in, ‘reliable % ‘Star: 1313 N 8T. NW. 2 | FRR ELAS, Skate, wate ‘rooms, qn aulte or aingie. ote ee BOOMS, EX SUITE OR SINGLY. AT Dalat i per fe ne t RENT_008-010 15TH ST. OPPOSITE, Mo- ‘OF mouth, with board” “mbIs StS EE OB . UNFURNISHED i ae aygeee ete ll ANTED —ENOWN THAT ONEY RELIABLE ‘and heat, suitable for jase Was ‘competent servants in all itiren. 828 Sermey ave.and Tat tnd colored, with city referenoes ‘QooMBS | *, Bure = ae. iz os ¥ FURNIRHED ca a ar ear able toreat a a WANTED—ROOMS. bie ae” "ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WHO | JVOE, RENT t UNFURNISRED OR Paar eR ‘are served by caterer, » wk rae Begonia, au nae of patlor, ae ‘Beivate fami or m IE tee aus Fs ‘moderate, ‘care of Bry Bi. REN: FURNISHED ROOMS WITH Tith at. nw. 1-2 Ere Spe SE SESS per month ane Winnett zy GENTLEMAN AND wt Board in at i ANTED—ABOUT APRIL 18T, BY ECT- hee healthy unfurnished d suite on 1st ‘floor, south exposure. aired, Quiet essontlalsLe BN tar office mkip-See W3NTED | THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, second floor, northt ca ‘two Isdles and little itl; references Sxchan stating priceand Tocation, M. B. nhs te WAND | = 740. TABER_O COMMUNICATING, unfurnished ‘on second floor, in north: ‘weat sections with board for geatlensen sed atte. Address Box 31, Star office. ate W3 NITED THREE OR FOUR HO BOOMS. SECOND tory, unfurni and light; answer, ‘Address ROOMS, Star location ‘and pri mbi8-3t* price. ‘Mase. av. nw. ‘HANDSOME TAGE BOOMS A} Doard at reasonable rates, at 102 1: red ae RENT- pam e ne T—LARGI CHEERFUL, AND Fittevers reorset Sesion vfcraianed front fico Sormerlionse: south front, deligutial inten pans family: references: 1513 Q at..cor. 1:3th. rae BEN] THRE UMTULNIRMED ROOMS OF Fi seo oor southern exposure, suttaite for ight to bwo lines ofcars. 206) ceping, «SmveneRt Pa oreyaae Sata i. References given and required. mni7-3 RENT_1305 OTH ST. NW. THREE NICE Taepuished roume for ght eS wath FOE RENT LTHREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS with heat, zes aud water, on second floor, 6: ave. nw. ee FP SE BENT, FURNISHED Room IN” PRIVATE family, with or without board. 1327 N st. u.w. Was A, REFINED | YOUNG LADY, Tewonain rea cl gale se EERE tar office. eae te WANTED-—HOUSES, 'ANTED—TO PURCHASE (OR LEASE) Doo: diately a large finely finished Residence, or untumished: ‘mutable for entertaining,” in neste yest ty: que with stable preferred: give loca. ion, lowest le oF Jeane and full particulars ene Pee ‘Star a eS EVEN TO T: Ss ROOM BRICK, BE- ‘tween Fand Q, 8th and 20th. Send description to GROCER, comer 10thand L |W: TED—T0 PURCHASE ON aS ae stallments, house of six rooms, with bath and modern improvements; interest at 6 percent; iustall- mants to runabout two years: balance cash, through Duilding association: not to exceed @2,800; located Rortheast or northwest or sgutheast, Lut norih of Pa, ve. Addi V.G. G., Star office. 3 ANTED—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WOULD take charge of House for parties leaving the city for the summer; only compensation wanted is room Font free; references given. Address Box 96. Siar of- WEEDS =A. TWO-STORY AND CELLAR 94,000 to 800005 ales it Shout 20x80. Address: Min particulates Box" 8S: office, mh1s-3t* "ANTED—BY A NAVAL OFFICEE. TO LEASE, VY for one year or EAA OT SRE FASE wi improvements, in northwest section. Rent about 640. Address HD. W. atar office. mi7-3t* —A SMALL HOUSE NEAR STREET TANTED- 3. ES. ‘cars; must be a! S5.3e" Wirt waking ipa tenes HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st. n.w., Advertise and sell |property here and in New Yor New York. Basi; BUR We tooth at, RY, WANTED_LOTS. Wen hea ae oa eee «008 as Fat A Advertise and. here and in the market, where, vestments are in This ‘new feature commends iteelt to owners juick sales, "No charge unless ‘salen are made. New ‘ork vaninese promptly transacted. timough our aaeo- Giate, JNO. ft FOLEY Gnember iE 5 ST Srovdway and 278 west 125th st, New York. mbd-im PERSONAL. NINTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN OF 18, ACTIVE ‘and willing. will give 810 per month tor a guvern- nent position Hayne 940 or more per month. Adress 3, Star office. it Ty, SERVICE EXAMINATION TIONS: 1 rm, Rend 10 cena hook stores arto Troptgecdiate. mh19-Im* 8. or bth and Rate m3 GENTLEM, ANTED —A OF EDUCATION (Wiateulturetin wood standing. desires the: ance of cultivated and refined ‘laiea EE in Washi ferences pragplocton: T OULDITER TORING DN ON OI GEECHOROR ag "4 000 TO $5,000 TO EXTEND A 42g prpdtaile paitatosteniog businass Aadyess MANUFACTURER, Fernandina, Fla. mhi9-6- | ED— A COTTAGE AT WASHINGTON W over sdveloetion nett, {raid oF Maur nished. Address BI ‘star office. at ECE SECOND-HAND " BIAN W3NTED-A ro heap for cash. Give price, &c. FORTE, Sur tar office. mao choirs {oF sds ‘will ee git "ANTED — TO EXCHANGE A REMINGTON ‘Type Writer, in good condition, for Bedroom Furniture and Carpet; or will sell very cheap for cash. Kiliress immediately, REMINGTON, Star office. “At WisteD-4 YEW TABLE B furnished or unfurnished room 8; toes |; Dest Of references. NTED — TO RENT SOMETHING NEW FOR ‘Ghierlainments, Painted Curtain, with wonga and jirections, $5. Call or address 1410 6th st. nw. 10° (NTED—TO PURCHASE THREE OR FOUR W second-band carts and harness. Apply to Jas, F. Barber, 12th aud Md. ave. a.w. ED-A LANGE ROLLER-TOP DE: Se ¥ Wa adca Giana Beas, sar ome mhis-3t* ‘X CURE THE WORST Wistar deporte Puc The operation DO no.cutti ‘time from. Businens: “calla es oon ators, 1239 Font ayivania ave, Bod sak for 2, crenlar (free of charge) cattse, f all, rectal diseases: oxplatuv Me Doctor. at Watcifords Var My Electets Baths wall be open again for pallets the Ast of May, abareees UNTY LAND WARRANT! WF Sous BON, Attorney, at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building, wil inty a RS RRP Ag a|% fons = aa ae “AN LEARN THE WHEREABOUTS OF ‘QM itack. He will please call at 1417 i Sreape street. FANTED—ONE MILLION CARES, OF BORE W fivost, hoarseness, Coughs, &c., to. be cuy Bieiigns Srcuntiobeull roe’ be'per ber, oo Sruggiste. bina6- 1a D_ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS. SING) W: ind all pemope wishin £0 Possess, a. clear, 16-tm oie, io nae HENRICHN" Aromatic Bwect and "ED-BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE. THEIR ‘with ug for neat job and book printing. Wi make sspeclalty of guick work. ae SEO 2 BAS Pier goa pogrrern ED—CO! »ATION POSITIVELY CUI Wer ite Gs GEARKS. CONSTIPATION OO Bin Baha ga eget” she arn Belles pei Renee e Dryg Store. mihi KNOWN THAT ¢ 5 BUNDY, op ey ‘Commissioner, ries (except rsd). PRICE PAID ee id ‘im OR RENT — CHEERFUL AND NICELY FUR- able tormne wo dutirable persons, fr teat elegset bee at elegant T003,T3th wt. w. CLivlageton’ Ferrace) Sent nasal Franklin Park. malo RENT—IN A NEW HOUSE, TWO SUITES OF hei rooms, first and second floors: modern conveniences: water at all seasous: southern expostt no children :reterences. Call at 1103 0 at-n.w. m0-1: RENT 1027 14TH ST. NW; ELEGANT | | rooms, at summer Fates, ‘bow Teferencesexchauged. mb12-0t * FFT, Pe eT BT, BETWEEN Chauberlin’s and Wormley"s, firsi, sec sin ie Aaa nd an BRB JOR RENT— GST. XW, FINE, LARGE Rooms. newly and handsomely furnished; with or ‘Without first-class Table Board. aah 12-9 ‘elasa board, mbi2 ee 9K RENT—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, FIRST floor, ‘new bay-window house, well hested and ighted, Spposite new Peusiow and within five ‘minutes of Patent Office. 449 G st. nw. Fes RENT— DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS Jor both suoumer and winter: nicely furnished: bay large closets: every comfort, Soa estiatacticy and peiseameas eae Dw. mas to 8 Bet FOR RENT—STORES._ RENT—ON APRIL 8TH, 1887, STOKE. wrthwest corner 7th and L sts. my. fedating os drag Fiten inxtures: for many years past been, once ap (Gucqessor to Duvall & Mart), _mb18-7t Fst OFF RENT -THAT FINE NEW STORE, CORNER dh st, and Fenn. ave. The sttention of druseists ‘as the bullding was erveted for that feet uv. rSWARDON.3 1326 F st. pra COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Persons with sual CAPT AL to secure a ‘and beautiful Suburban ilage will td it to dneiradl Tolookat the Lots w jookat tee esinetuee wake fee | E fn hich grourd and elerantly toca i fias made wonderful strides in the past three years, and fires, brouins of a. bust and prospergus faire. leven tralne each way Gnily ou the B-d'0. 8. Cou” inutation RATES, 3c. ‘The undersisned will take pleasure in showing a lst of these Lotrsand will Saks pesten ont free chars ind show the premises, terms eany. sTOCIS b. WINES 1930 Pennsylvania ave. RENT NICE PLACE IN, THE COUNTRY, two miles tgomn the citys 850 mouth A wo a chy; $20 pear Greer ORCHAMD. Star oftes. te R SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, ONE OF Fa the finest Farina Sa Wentunreland county, ver 300 cleared: in Beh state of cultivation, we fenced nds watered; 1,100 acres: wh timber and very valu- able sul par on o1 rd, the latter paying 82, net Lg per ‘Year; good house Senet complete outbuildings : Zoe eat ung machinery: price, | F at. $20 000, ands ocidied be asitiss payil TER & ‘MacoOWwA A mb19-30 2008-1010 F st. R SALE OR TRADE-GRAND CHANCE IN Kansas: valuable bottom farm: timber: extremely fertile; adjoining center; manufactures; Fails wide-awake town. Address C. 5. ierbear omek. tive, mbio-3 FRs SSS "ALLS CHURCH, VA. SEVERAL Building Tots eo farms for sale in this village at eouple; location ae Seb Coston Bar hee | am iealeiert location neat Wastinytane 315 gets Jaen NICELY FURNISHED eWiS, Pet ziziemw. mobi on, frst a ‘On EXCHANGE—A SMALL FARM fecunid foors, with Ara-cagn ni acon), ietion: Ee ahd pear allrvad station et sects ais at low petom: tals © apealge cae os Yarve ans erences, AES | TaN door, reanury departinent RENT—PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED “AT FALLS eifoucit va “va Loar ag et FS eae raed easediareel. bbe tahoe Sue rage dearer, enecicnt out en gt Fares OOM, WITH FIRST: | soetenlont Soni at BOF New York evecare eles ard, near 2 Ee dato i016 isinee R SALE—OB EXC EXCHANGE FOR, a conor eae a DING AND ROOMS — TWO LARGE WELL furnished Soaad gud eee Odiceat tow a cultive- ‘Property der op ada “Addl roe SAE Rss si6 se at, fala, SUBURBAN |, PLACES — TRUCK, Bsc, apm, Ba Siren Bile and smn: Ginib Aiyroved aud unuuproved: city proverticn for sale and exchange.» Greatent ‘Bend for Sslalogne WAL He MAIN, Cord st aud Ba av. mw mh17-1m* 7 Ms TQ BUTT A SOO ACRES 35,000 ae Shine | Popemteraiig selected Pine Timber Laid Coe supet oper, in any part of city of county. Hor peay ot tunber Lund i the United Rates} oti, aE aN! [SBE ozs tae. four dopes sbow ines ‘expert ae renee a =% or company a Nie value it = BEY TD LA I ay ee see ae mh7-1m* a0 Fit. vaabivi ig srrowms TN HAND, OX Sums TO sur, | AO Sahar aie RAG $15, 000 jBiLEY DEB eer Bassod-or would ex: 241m ae Yor city property: pay cree Gaby yuire % acai UNIMPROVED; eee 10 1H :3 AT BRIGHTWOOD M ON REAL ESTATE, gz sees Ga Rae es f24-1m BWORMSTEDT & Sor ot aw, upped, by a eat conte. Also, two % HANDS TO LOAN ON than asked for the whole faruna Niger cea mle | reso Se SILL & SOHNSTON, 738 15th ot. mw. OSL Fat aw N REAL ESTATE, TRY PROPERTIES CALL AT OFFICE :| Mae 70 TOANO) roe oor — nite-om 1006 Fst.iw. | mh12-toaps> — Tods-100 Pet nw. 1D Rae (CHANGE POR, @00D CITY Sa SALE OW EX Ey iene ee face scanner TO LOAN ON REAL = ERLE Wich and 3 ate ws ‘mb ES | $100,000 = rpiacesoeniteadeat | 57op pest om EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROF i MENTFOND, 100591 oh jam _ Sap From city on B 2,2 — TO LOAN— Dew a peony wursory ae one oan, at with wood Liotse abd collar, eet Pee ae iy ewe | stings ot fruit ures years years ie Rearing Bice for mn SE | Sy ae eet a aor RENT-HOUSES. Pi fhlanah oo bt Toot a8 0nse 7 leper ROMER TOE 1018 A freee cS NEW BRICK A’ Se [WO NEW HOUSES 19 eee @18.50 per month four SHIRES, Sia ot ae ee PH aR a eae — 16 PER MONTH TWO STOR} 6 wg Ha T0that a ‘BUBUBELIT's CaMUSn, ‘mihi: 2008 F st. ne ee a. 6r. 188 x + Le. - te Seared oe. *, Br... Te 3 40 ete Lnwreanse a $0 aa ees. Se 3B 688, 34 st. n.w., Sr. eaesSreoboarTtess A 5... 80 1540 Sth at. fet Vio at 10 “3 mh19-3t_ JOR RENT— 1234 Maas.av..15 8 College wisn. W. RENT HOLS between park nix room, pressed belek Drovementa, Iugtire at 420 Boun RENT — 140% 11th st. n.w., 8 rma, mm. BN Rew York ave., 8 Pulm, Ml 3 Fst nw. 9 rule, m1 iY 1th wt Bey adie Bae eae Ti alla o room key ext door. A. I. COUMBE, i X mies R RENT—AT $11.50, NEW TWO-STORY BRICK ‘Dwellings, with wx rooms and water. near Govern: iment Priuting offiee. Ea MciNTInE. Mmuis-ot SIs Fat. ROE, KENT—HOUSE 1227 CONNECTICUT AVE Call between 2 and 4 p.m RENT—CENTRALLY LOCATED THKEE- tory, Brick, Dwelling. ton rooms, beth: cellar; all modern uprovems ERUPHERFORD, 1296 F ate. mbit NEARLY NEW lot; 619 24 st atm. w. a Gat we, 10r. 9 Sth wt sab it tt = ts = E 3° i incnly, a portion of, the property on my fui} iat call at office for ea od 13th. Tuhist THOS. Ee AMAR.” R RENT—THAT BEAUTIFUL SEVEN-ROOM ‘brick house opposite Pension Ofice, 430 G st. Lowa “40 per month in savance, FURNISHED. 10 ave. [1324 1sth st [1313 New Hampshire ove, UNFURNISHED. IEE Sthecuentora_| {1S08 Sous amuhi7.-3t Pama