Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO FHUNSDAY. ‘The Evening Star has a reaular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than trebie that of any other daily paper published in ‘Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘The rafiroad presidents who have been inter- viewed on the subject are practically unanimous imsaying that the President ofthe United States has made a happy choice of Inter-state commerce commissioners. Some of the comments are char- acteristic. Jay Gould pays a compliment to Mr. Morrison for his honesty. Chauncey M. Depew ‘says that “Schoonmaker, of our state, 1s well fitted for his new duties.” The two gentlemen have practised at the same bar, which, under certain conditions, gives lawyers a high respect for each other's abilities. Charles P. Clark, who, in spite of vigorous pushing, did not get a place on the commission, remarks, more in sorrow than in anger: “I confess that I had hoped for the appoint- ment of at least one practical railroad man.” Samuel Sloan believes that “the lawyers are needed to enforce such an act as the Inter-state commerce law.” Thisis the critical view of a President whose continuous road crosses the ‘boundaries of New York, New Jersey and Penn- sylvania, and who will feel the full force of the Jaw with every ton of freight shipped from Oswego to New York city, and every load of coal carried from the Lackawanna mines to tde-water. $$ ‘The Cleary jury breaks an admirable record in ‘the New York boodie aldermen’s prosecutions. ‘The question which agitates the district attor- ney’s office now is whether the disagreement was caused by Mr. Dougherty’s eloquence, somebody's money, Miss Cleary’s beauty, or the osculatory ‘performances of the old woman who figured 30 con- sspicuously in the scene that last day. The one principle established by this trial seems to be that ‘there is nothing suspicious in a poor man’s being found suddenly with ten thousand-dollar bills in ‘his possession, or keeping three thousand dollars im paper currrency locked in atin box in asafe Gepoait vault. There are some parts of the world ‘where such a state of things would astonish every- one who learned of it; but New York isa city sué generis, especially in its aldermanic department. a Gen. Redvers Buller will turn over his under. secretaryship for Ireland to Gen. R. H. Sankey. Buller was too frank of speech, propably, for so delicate a position under a Tory government, An ‘under secretary who is so imprudent as to report that the rich and rapacious landlord needs over hauling as well as the half-clothed, half-red, and Sometimes restless tenant, had better be taken Gut of politics and sent back to the army, where he learned this uncomfortable habit of telling the — Oo ‘The new aqueduct bridge ought probably to be Dullt with a draw, but Congress failed to provide for one, and to avoid inconvenient delay the bridge inust be constructed without it. It the bridge proves to be an obstruction to navigation the mat- ter will come up again, but for the present adraw- less bridge seems compulsory, ee With two feet of snow in Western Connecticut, passable roads in some parts of Central New ‘ork, and three railway passenger trains stalled in five (ot drifts in the Pennsylvania mountains, it ts scarcely to be wondered that so many north- erners find Washington an ideal dwelling-place at ‘Ubis season of the Fear. ee Governor Wetmore will run again, since Rhode Island demands it. Mayor Harrison consents, as Chicago yearns for him. Reluctant candidates must remember that the politician who hesitates 18 lost. ——_——_+ = —___ Puck's cartoon, emphasizing the difference between Judge Hilton’s and Mr. Corcoran’s ‘way of disposing of a great collection of pictures isa happy hit. ee ‘The Herdic Company think that it 1s an {1 14th Tuasxs. ‘Thanks to that pretty brunette young lady who, on looking in our show window yesterday, remarked: “I think their millinery work ia just grand.” The sdver- tising man, who overheard the remark, refers to the young lady with the Seal Visite, trimmed with ball trimming. ‘We received orders for twenty-one Bonnets and Hats yesterday. Not bad for a new department, is it? Sapa pont pen ces the umbrella is rolled it looks no larger than an nary cane. The frames being hollow, are lighter but stronger than solid frames. A curious it Our imported Sticka are an improvement. They ‘have a light steel rod running the entire length, which enables us to gnarantee a rigid but neat looking and unbreakable stick. ‘The Handles are shown of natural woods, prettily hand-carved. We can offer gold topand sterling silver handle Umbrellas at very moderate prices. The metal Paseo ae ae hs a 3 pee & Bap. aa L L BA oo ME MGer # E fee tus! 4 ‘MATERIALS. We Keep no low-priced Silk Umbrellas, as such silks willerack in wear. Thegenuine “Gloria Cloth” has been such a success that the market is flooded with imitations. Our genuine “Gloris Cloth” iss mixture of silk and wool. The various imitations are all cot- ton, which may look almost as well at first, but in a short time will discolor. We have the Cotton Umbrel- Ins at 750. uM MM Pe, ES, Ee L A MMM g ait ABEL E A x iM Ber & B kee tuni.s A SPECIALTIES. ‘We do not exaggerate when we state our stock is the most complete in this city. We have Umbrellas from ‘7Se. to $10 piece. We will now only refer to our FOUR GREAT SPECIALTIES: ‘82.25 Silk Umbrellas, natural sticks. 22.65 Silk Umbrellas, small gold or silver tops. ‘$2.98 Silk Umbrellas, large gold or silver tops. $1.50 Warranted Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas. — : UMBRELLAS For eight years have retained their prestige, and in spite of all competition, they remain to-day a wonder toyouandamystery to our competitors. We virtu- ally are the manufacturers of these Umbrellas, as we Keep samall factory busy the entire year in thelr pro- ‘MAKE A NOTE OF THE IMMENSE BAROAINS TO OA T s88s AA acd aa 55s, rw Sa8 = Itwal carefully. IN OUR ‘TMENT. Left from ‘aaah CST me immed Straw Hats, mist fom eo Gite Tengo aes caeanicas ca ae in ‘bie Eide, ey jue and red only, for Joc.; Red sold for $1.50; Porticres, sold for $6.50; Red Ticket ‘inported Curtain fast colors, sold for 20c. syoni. Hed Ticket Des ise of oa aa sold for 85¢.; Red ryu's Rocking Chatrs, sold for $1.25; IN OUR LEATHER DEPARTMENT. ‘of Leather Purses, were 25c.; Red Ticket Day, an OUR eg as DEPARTME! of Steel Lace Pine, were 10c-; Red Ticket Day, OUR LADIES’ NECKWE. Lot of > aed See, hurkings: 00 Clowe eo ied Sons ra(embroidered), cheap NT. ine was 82.50; Panels, were on Hed Ticket Day. Ste 00 20 82 IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT. A Lot of 18e. English Tooth Brashes: for Hed Ticket Day. 10c. Glycerine and Elder A Lot of Bar Toilet Soaps, Flower: tocloss on Ked Ticket Day ber A Lot of S0c. Toilet Mirrors; to close on Red Ticket Day. 15 of LOEE ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT. dozen skein Sameer: Ornamental Tidies; to close on Red ie ef i. 2% g i He 3 of Fancy Worsted Fringes, sold Be; » 15e. a yard. ——— LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT, ine, ideries; to close on Red ats aE 1¥ a Fo) i ay 25e. Oriental Laces; to close on Red Ticket 'h Flouncings: to close on Red Ticket E-RURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ‘Napkins, regular price 50c.; Red oe of +f \S-inel $yerd CR HOU! seis ty ' We now havea Large and Well-Selected Stock in the Sending styles from the best manufacturers FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. With our long experience in supplying this city with FINE SHOES, we feel confident with our present stock w ecan suit almost all who favor us with acall ‘With shoes that will Gt, will wear, will look elegant ‘and give satisfaction, at prices as low as they can be sold, quality considered. Weaim to furnish the best ‘SHOES that can be had for the money, and guarantee the same. ‘Large line of WIGWAM SLIPPERS. DALTON & STRICKLAND. mn22-1m 939 Penna. ave. Washington, D. 0. H. D. Bus IMPORTER AND TAILOR, has the honor to roa that hie NEW GOODS have ae his es mhl7 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 401 TO 407 mhee 12TH ST. ML. We yea RRR OTTrr i BH g8%s gBB OH t aH Kee B I z © BE e BBB Ou RR T HE = Senger 2, dauahter to Mr. an HEniy OF sod SiC MOCRADES J STATIONERY AND ENGRAVING. ‘We have laid ine large and carefully selected stock of the choicest Fashionable Stationery, in Irish Linens, Momfe Cloth. Ancient hand-made Grenadine and ‘Twilled Papers, with Envelopes to match ; also, Mourn- ing, Initial, Iluminated, Embossed snd Enameled Cards and Envelopes. These goods hate been pur- chased from one of the most skilled and enterprising manufacturers in the country, one who is a leader in novel and unique designs, and whose papers are not cutranked on this side of the Atlantic. To introduce this department we have made some specially low quo- tations, to prevail for the next 15 days. These prices ‘will be found in the “Republican” and “Critic.” As engravers of the finest siciety work, we do not Propose to be excelled in quality, surpassed in expe- dition, nor eclipsed in price. For example: We will engrave the plate, furnish 50 elegant, steel-finished visiting cards, and print the same with the name of ‘uy individual, for 75 centa. e SPECIAL IN UNDERWEAR. ‘We offer five dozen (60) high-necked Corset Covers, ‘with flat, felled seams, and trimmed with Torchon lace. AT 21 CENTS EACH. GUARANTEED VALUE, 35 CENTS. i lll THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ad D.C. T SDAY, MARCH 24, 1887, ee Berweex Sesasox A PAIR OF SEPARATE TROUSERS WILL OFTENTIMES HELP OUT THE WEAROF & MAN'S SUIT AMAZINGLY. THE TROUS- ERS ARE THE FIRST TO YIELD TO THE PRESSURE—"GIVE UP THE GHOST,” AS IT WERE-WHILE, AS A RULE, THE COAT AND VEST SHOW LITTLE IF ANY SIGNS OF WEAR A SEPARATE TROUSERS, IF SELECTED 80 48 TO. HARMONIZE WITH THE COLOR OF THE COAT AXD:VEST— oes Br iN i THEY MAY DIFFER WIDELY AND YET | in this paula department HARMONIZE WELL—WILL NOT ONLYLOOK | Werk uote in ‘a follows: EVER SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE OLD PAIR, BUT WILL TONE:UP THE ENTIRE OUTFIT; AND NEXT TO A HALF-WORN PAIR OF SHOES THERE'S NOTHING IN ‘THE WORLD LOOKS 80 BAD AS A SHABBY PAIR OF TROUSERS. ‘WE SELL A GREAT MANY PAIES OF TROUSERS AT THIS TIME OF YEAR ALWAYS. 80 WE HAVE BEEN CAREFUL THIS SEASON TO PROVIDE WELL FOR Wool Jersey, 1 liven: 8 eens ne Sy oe fe oe sate re] gai, Fine, AU-Wool Hicckinetie J ee ‘llora Slack aad Sart aa sizes, 36, and 38. o (Heconid toot? take elevator) “ODD SIZES” IN RAGLANS AND JACKETS. ving aes offer h THE USUAL DEMAND. WE HAVE AT me LEAST 1,000 PAIRS AT $2.95 BACH; PER- Thin of jet Lees than Wales FECT FITTING EVERY ONE OF THEM. AT | neste Mote. rin Sie ce ise St LEAST TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES AT Pri 81: $3.50. SOME EXTREMELY DESIRABLE cima PATTERNS AT $4.30, AND SO OX UP TO $10 A PAIR. BUT INASMUCH AS THIS 18 ‘THE TIME WHEN A MAN MERELY WANTS To “PATOH OUT HIS SUIT WITH AX EXTRA TROUSERS UNTIL THE FINE WEATHER WILL HAVE COME TO STAY, ‘WE HAVE LAID IN A GREATER STOCK OF LOW AND MEDIUM-PRICED TROUSERS Loe Corsets, spoon bast, 0 matte f webbit the bottom, sizes Beis and es ache ae eas ee a4 bust, wide each. gach, Faclose out these four, we ier them riday at pee A ees aa et at ele opp, ncanid Ha a A Ye Regular Pri i ie HAN UNUALy AVERY PAIR OF WatcH WE |QpDS ANH ENDH IA HAR TEOAIRED, aly oF GUARANTEE THE FIT. THATS OUR | comessiled. we drop their price for Friday. lies’ all Sheer Linen oe 3 embroid- STRONG POINT—THE FIT. ered in om 3 pale blue, wit tate onde Price. Witte ‘Sheet’ Linen Handiksrcitietiscal- embroidered in colors, slightly soiled. _ SAKES & COMPANY, Kerchiefs: colored dice corners, one inch hem. Kegular Price...... “Remnan GENERAL OUTFITTERS, ae “ODD SIZES" IN HOSIERY. mast 30010308 Seventhat. | 4 Some sien get left from every ine we buy. Friday wha Children's ‘black Mnitary Ribbed Cotton hose, .---48C Esnsussz 1830, Hecular Pec. ie for 81 6 Pair Children’s Six-and-one iibbed Seal Brown Cotton Hose, size 8 inch. Regular Price. 460 “Remnant Pri 9 Pair Children JAMES ¥. DAVIS" SONB, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., COR. 12TH ST. *Hemnant™ Price.” ‘Spring styles SILK HATS, $5, $6 and 88. ne: Ladies Seal ‘Brown Cotton ii ass ‘white heel Spring styles DERBY HATS at $2, 82.50, 63, 83.50, | Kewulat Price.” $4, $4.50. “Remnant” Price. “ODD PAIRS” IN ‘A ‘Having only a pair or two of these lines me Tednco thelr price to cause their diaposal on Frida oh SME Bera Nottingham Curtains, "336 LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES. CLOTH DERBYS. STEAMER CAPS, CHILDREN’S, BOYS’and YOUTHS' HATS and CAPS. ‘Silk, Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca and Gingham UMBEELLAS. ‘CANES. * CANES. mb24 Srorr Or A Postar Cuan. ‘Iwas affected with kidney and urinary trouble— “For twelve years!” Aiter trying all the doctors and patent medicines I could her of, used two bottles of Hop “Bitters!” And1am perfectly cured. I keep it CANES. -810 ‘oor 3) “opp Lor” OF WINDOW SHADES. Having only nine left of this style we shall close them out Friday at a reduction of 20c. each, viz: 9 Ready-made Holland Window Shades, ‘36 inches zyards long. 5 White and 4 Green. 13 “short Lengtie” of Printed. Masige Cloth, 13¢ cy time!” ards. fer the st ctly half regular i Respectfully, B F.BOOTH, Saulsbury, Tenn, May nagonr ra QiR ay ie gia) : 4, 1883. ‘ The demand created by the inauguration of the special Sale” of Eimbroideries “has caused the acct: Buulation, of an unusually largo, number, of Short hich, toclose ont completely on Friday, we shell ar at ‘exceptionally low “Remnant” prices. ‘Buapronp, Pa., May 8, 1885. Ithas cured me of several diseases, such as nervous- | various widths, both Whitesnd ColGeed. Aine, Short ees, sickness at the stomach, monthly troubles, etc. | Peces in Flouuciugs, Allcovers,, &c. Lengths vary Thave not seen ssick day in years, since 1 took Hop | from ‘sto Syarda. Bitters, All my neighbors use them. “ODD GARMENTS" IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ‘MBS. FANNIE GREEN. AsHBURNHAM, Mass., Jan. 15, 1886. Thave been very nick over two years. ‘They all gave me up as past cure. I tried the most skillfal physi- cians, but they did not reach the worse part, The ‘Jungs and heart would fill up every night and distress ‘me, and my throat was very bad. I told my children I should never die in peace till I had tried Hop Bitters. When I had taken two bottles they helped me very ‘much indeed. When I had taken two more bottles I was well. ‘There was a lot of sick folks here who have enho w they cured me, and they used them and were cured, and feel as thankful as Ido that there is so val- uable a medicine made. ‘Yours traly, ‘Friday we thal place ob alo, the following garments a iced oF “Kemnant™ prices. ‘Fores 506, Goined covers for 37ae ack y Ts arent Covers for Ooo 150 Walking Sidrts, for $ HOSE hae tir fe 50 and 88.7 * -Gescond Hoot: take cheval eas, a pase fe eee ey Best at- trac hop Feida ee rehome WOODWARD & LOTHROP. “‘Sransconrs Cassnmes TAKE AS HIGH RANK AMONG IMPORTED GOODS AS THE “HARRIS” OR “ROCK” CAS- SIMERES DO AMONG DOMESTIO. THEY RANK 80 HIGH THAT WE DONT THINK ANY MERCHANT TAILOR MAKES THEM UP TO ORDER FOR LESS THAN $45 TO 850A SUIT. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF THESE GOODS, IN PLAIN, QUIET STYLES, IN CHECKS, PLAIDS, MIXTURES AND STRIPES, WE MAKE THEM UP TO ORDER, WITH FIRST-CLASS TRIMMINGS, AT $30 AND $35 A SUIT. THEY ARE ALL LIGHT WEIGHTS, AND ARE PARTICULARLY SUITED FOR SPRING AND EARLY SUMMER WEAR IN THIS CLI- MATE. THE FIRST DEMAND IN THE SPRING IS FOR CHEAP SUITS, AND WE PROVIDED FOR AND MET THAT DEMAND, AS SHOWN BY THE QUANTITY WE HAVE MADE UP SINCE THE MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY. FROM THIS TIME ON THE DEMAND WILL BE FOR FINERGOODS, AND WE FEEL SURE THAT NOONEIN WASHINGTON CAN SHOW AS LARGE AN ASSORTMENT OF FINEPIECE GOODS ASCAN BE SEEN IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, WE SHOW LINES OF FINE GOODS THAT NO ONE ELSE IN THE CITY HAS, AND THEY ARE THE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES. ‘MRS. JULIA G. CUSHING. 93,000 Lost. “A tour to Europe that cost me $3,000 done less good than one bottle of Hop Bittern; they also cured my wife of fiften years’ nervous weakness, sleeplessness |-. and dyspepsia.”—Mr. B. M., Auburn, N, ¥. . — BABY SAVED. ‘We are so thankful to say that our nursing baby was Permanently cured of a dangerous and protracted con- stipation and irregularity of the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by itsnursing mother, which at the same time restored her to perfect health and atrength.—The ‘Parents, Rochester, N. ¥. S@~ Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel, “Bright's disease, rheumatism, and a horde of other serious and fatal diseases, which can be prevented with ‘Hop Bitters,” if taken in time. — “LuppIxarox, Mion, Feb. 2,1885.—I have sold Hop Bitters for ten years, end there” is no medicine that equals them for bilious attacks, kidney complaints, and all diseases incident to this malarial climate, ‘HT. ALEXANDER. “Mownox, Micu., Sept. 25th. 1885.—Sirs: I have been taking Hop Bitters for infismmation of kidneys and bladder. It has done for me what four physicians failed to do—cured me. The effect of the Bitters seemed like magic to me. W.L CARTER Gexrs:—Your Hop Bitters have been of great value to me. I was Inid up with typhoid fever for over two months, and could get no relief until I tried your Hop Bitters. To those suffering from debility, or any ‘one in feeble health, I cordially recommend them, J. 0. STOETZEL, 638 Fulton street, Chicago, IL ; CAN 1 RENN there person ‘who ever saw 8 case of ague, biliousness, nervousness or neuralgia, or any disease of ‘the stomach, liver or kidneys that Hop Bitters will not : “My mothe rs says Hop Bitters is the only thing that EB BARNUM & 00, will keep her from severe attacks of paralysis and mh23 031 Pewxerivamis AVENUE Naw Srema Dazss Goons, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS mn eee acireteen cae | Bee sartments of the Newest Styles in choice ‘WOOL FABRICS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. ENGLISH TWEEDS, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, FRENCH “My Uitue sickiy. puny be baby, was changed into » great bouncing boy, and I was raised from a.aick bed, Naigetes Sep tinge 9 oy ine.” 4 XOUNG MOTHER. Tar Noe, LarRgD, . ‘WORSTEDS, in Latest Designs and Coloriugs, . making the most complete Stock of NOVELTY All-Wool, from per yard, AND MITCHELL, ‘New CHINA SILKS, in Choice Designa. ‘When stamped in s SHOE is s guarantee of its BX- ment Dresses. is pbgay 2)! CELLENCE. jURAH SILKS, sll Colors, Striped and Checked Finse\matrale best workmanship and high art 9 | guraha. Special Suryain in Black Reese een SHOE MAKING I8 WHAT this HOUSE CLAIMa. worth $1.50. Marintaureeee Largest and Most Complete Assortment ‘of FINE NONE WEAR BETTER, YRENOH SATINES. a) NOME LOOK BRTTEB, X. BT Bost a the Cheapest NONE ARE BETTER, Euroa Bou |S know their high standard will readily concede their ‘RASTER NOVELTIES, ‘excellence ; to those that bave not = to call,andwe will be ‘an ‘Democracy of Art, by Clarke. them, WwW, w. MORRIf0y, -EDMONSTON & Co, 475PA. AVE, 2890 and 1942 Fret, and 043 Pa, Ave, BRANCH STORER . mh24-m ole Agents tn thie Clty, mblo 0B. Y. AVE. AND 1STHOT, Mu M. J. Hor © eet Eo ENGLISH AND YRANOR ROUND RATS 40D | i9 ‘From the eading Lopdon and Paria, ‘Special attention given to Mourning. WANTED_SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _FOR RENT HOUSES. ‘ANTED_A CATHOLIC GIRL. EITHER WHITE Gall after Aye o'clock 08'S wt mare MOM4 Feterences, pif ks ao ge de Py Ce tnd give ta Fg Wari ee ca eee first-class ear ean Lynd ‘WITH aerioe elton | M ED piy too vania ave. n-W. De SeevA Te Wine WITH FIRST-CLAGS White oF colored wom ‘wash and. aoe one to do sework and Sebel geen oa care realise Somer ANTED—AN ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTS- ‘an immediately by E. C. GARDNER. arenttect, 14 New York avenue,» © GARD! TANTED—A, BRIGHT, ACTIVE B Ween eo Uta sods Gael io Reaahed otk hes ode EMPLOYMENT BU- Isdies. Men and women. Nee mite lored.. for’ of domestic Inbar, 124-5" and all ith references, 717 M st. n.w. WANTED cooRs, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, then cooks, wal pars, woven for out ‘bring references. " wom aye wanted) a BURNE A, Be Fst Bw eee 2S ; Le ence or securi 10, 303 7th st. n.w. mb23-: ot WANTED AGENTS _AND CANVASSENG, LOCA rare VANTED_BY A RESPECT WHITE wo- oR RENTTIN BRAN NEW HANDSOME, HOUSE, RENT—2133 F ST. N.W FINE TH iman a Situation as Nuree or ins Joely ute of three story and celine urktk Hitane, ive Roormm; Rt private family; best of ‘Call at a front ree lane closets, bay | oF tiny rowements ood. rent @: st. nw. ‘window, bath, and room Tor ior = choicest loca tto® WESCOTT & WILCOX, — TE west: berdic i ho child vomylvania ave. Tmedvance, only" §40 "hares oe once, W ‘Rear 2017 N.Y.awe.,br. 7th : Av ocineents 08 Alen Court. END, Star office. RENT— mt 7p HST. N NW. LY FUR- Festi ‘sunny Room, AS Ce clase Sesirable neighbor, bear Avene Sur Te FORBENT A PARLOR AND TWO BED CHAM- NTED— furuished with entirely new atd TTefere soatiy furniture for th This offer ie iors Tins news ie sarge teracnees S09 ioe pn ira ont 36 Nese —BY A RESPECTABLE OOLORED | 12st 2. eae maar ate o reo as cook or nurse and chamber- Fol e™ RENT vi Beer PLEASANT FURNISHED to gtay at ight; ‘best of references santiary pluaubing, references Ch ees Be" | exchanaed LST Tai, sae? mh oe Waste BY A RESPECTABLE GOLORED GIRL situation as Cham id or Nurse. Good refer. ence, apply 1422 12th stn. w. av WANTED. BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL rk Refereacon riven.” Gall at 1234 8g eons, WASH weit aus BS A ETO cqpielcwme 2 Wk Wo Fas BENT—TWO SEOORD-STORY | COMMU: Hy AL StuDe Hoome: one room frout. AVEIy 1 RK RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; one a hall room, second floor. #39 Massachusetts }ween #th snd 10th sts. nw. R LARGE, HANDSOME. ROO} initbed or untaencked E duable prices, i219 Tou mt mek me OT BRENT_FOUR UNFURN! 0OMS ON « |) FO, on NFURNISHED BO c SSCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Fenneyivanta ave. nw, ELEVEN ROOM 5 Byram aadna 1a eats to ‘ a Spey bath, Gpyrenient to market cars Ae ‘OR RENT 2.STORY une Kf ROOMS. wat radon Wr. an Cue i tr eee dearens potion in aca Pea FOR BENT 1011 rs XW. a ee ee from Stan on Sauare Ohh be rt fi pou ore from former com (furnished! > i SW. M, 4031s Bw. managed two fae comets, Terms mnoderste, | mnes-st ae NTED-POSITIONS FOR COOKS i. LAUN- ee — OR RENT—2-STORY AND BASEMENT WKICK Wears ‘chambermaida, house Lsopers, 1 RENT LANGE SECOND -STORY BAY WIN: | FS roomn all od. tmp. Vane yan, 1 syuate fra oe yt iiters fr tuition, Alcove room, well asarniahed: couben on street cars, iste Be | nowure: suraaner tt SWORMS CDT & RRADT Btrnwase 73-St* "| children: new house. "i25'indiane ave mh23-3t 927 Fst. Fe. a aw UNECRNIGHED nd floor; very ‘cheap. AppIy's in Fu RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 390 IST ST. 8 aS ‘S469. Get aij mod. tine. in hen order: Aino. 340, co in goed onder, #18 “F- @ALLIGAS: SO in some ‘de, 8 atone vekuunen: 920 pa 1000 ltuetzations clot, | Faz gM aT A LARGE sizep 4S RENT — SEVERAL Veny i ‘publiohers agent, 1300 8 eis ne Wire Suleas @ Samet ARUARE OF Qed tooleteg LS an mpeongmegtne oy Peat, trees ‘th gat W pei wont tne cg ka a AgGe fos | Biaromce Sse See” | JOR RENT-O17 17H st. NW_ TWO OR THREE | ths antec SH fr WhkNFAg gio Fath mie Boome Ua, 701 Aba cor, G-20 howe. “ast | V Yeeaene en fo anit bap ee eer | mee Bs vif omit cata di MOSS Te" | Bare stat Meg tery estan Latind QUE ie EUS (Sige eee PPP Le Sere = Peas gaan ‘ood Witiesiscyrmirne beni | WANTED—ROOMS, __ | ponsest sien: rot ing let liable men to act as agents: experience not necessary. For further information apply 231 Massachusetts ave. nw. J. BORDEN SMITH, secretary. mhi9-Im* W ANTED—WOMEN, COOKS, 810 TO $20. HOUSE maids, waitress, nurses, plain white butler and wife, white groom, farmer and wife, ‘waiters and men cooks. mbi0-Ot* NAT-LABOR BUREAU. 517 7th st. n.w. ANTED—FOR A PERMANENT PLACE, A GOO! Cook, white, in small family, who Will ‘ansiet in washing and ironing: good wages given and good city Teferences required. Address, stating references. SS, Star office, hl. WANTED. Bove W. WITH GOOD SOPRANO ‘ito voices: salaries paid, Apply at the choir room St. John's church, 16th aid H ste. nw.. Frida o'clock, WANED SRUERAT MORE ACTIVE CANY. ers to distribute circulars and take orders for our ‘orcommission, Full information, 2 to Eipin, at O90 F ot aw. Le VILLEE & Comme tint ‘ANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS TO earn 70 per month at thier own homes: costly guint of munplen, 9 mackare of cod and full inatene Or el E'G0. Hiutland, Ve.” "1? PAY Pos Tah2-26t" WANTEDIADIES TOT TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING and fitting by the actual measure and square rule, at reduced price: cutting, fitting and patterns cut. to Measure, a€ 1010 F at. tery Walter Bufiding. {20-1in West ADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO D) orate Holiday Novelties for holiday and gene! ‘steady employment; r wel 3 all Sateriaie fufuished: work mailed free, Address reas NE Ww ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORKS, 19 Pearl st., Boe- ton, Masa, P.O. Box 5078. mh12-eo6t WANTED_AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OUTSIDE big cities. Salary $70 to $100 per month to re} Zan old house. References. ‘Lock Box 1585, New York. enc in or To rer Mubithetctw Wikne at AND WOMEN TO de homes: early earned in an ce nd ion for es and a packers aig Talons "ALBANY Bur LY CO., Albat ‘ANTED—LADIES TO iy mala” Nopuots paint, 2etan ante ro fe intine to canvassing. For Fa particulars, please addons, at; once, CRERGeNE Ate. 19 Geatral sts Bostoh, Masse box BA 70. Tsar WANTED—HOUSES ANTED—TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER FOR, Weis. 7 or room brick dwelling, with inodern smprovenenta, and north of Pennsylvania ave, dress HA, Star office, pivre WANIED-2Y a coop TE: Fioure, seven to ten rooms, in good onder: modern suoproveincnta ether uorthweat or Kast Capitol: evod elgborhood ‘Address C,H, staroffice, Kent, to 825 per month. v ANTEDSTO BUY BUY CHEAP FOR CASH, ONE OR jouses, 4 to 6 Toms, or one. brie Amerendlng now for about 23. Address UrtTLE CLEAR,” Star office ANTED=A HOUSE ABOUT EIGHT Of TEN ‘Witvoas:location wert of 13th ani north of Q stay rice not to exceed $6,500, on easy terms; state size of foe oer ee "Box 60, Star office. mbes i nine for the summer for nse of a par on; threo adultn; beat of reterences. Adarens HON vffice ANTED=1,000 HOUSES, W Airectionsof Washington, to sell to New York investors ORK FOR 10 per week canbe HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1S F st. nw, Advertise and sell. BEES ee Ansgeiate: pom hao here ind in New York. Busi; OLEY, 137 Broadway and th st, Ne mh4-1m 23. southern exposure also, nother foom on second floor, sunny and eerful, ANTED—BY AY YOUNG COUPLE, FOR Bovae, | Dewan OR RENT_FURNISHED — APRIL 18T— HOUSE ‘or 4 unfur. rooms eae ith tabie bound af O00 F sea mitsat™ F Of seven Toone, naoert Print ole’ atate price. ‘Star office, LARGE ROOM WITH SOUTHERN saci CH SEIS ow it Fes are pepe cet root op mae ~ — a cha ‘ANTED_WITH BOARD—FOR OENTLEMAD = os mene Wares ‘ghild, Parior and far: | OR TENT THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON gt site <1 Dermat ff suited. refers a an red: | good location’ ca sod teclins oer nie ace T >ORCOK = a jocation. tare CORCOKAN ST, NINE. hOOM a VALOPFICER Starofices “asia” | coed oetion, car and herdics sod taih ‘handsomely fersisbed wh Reneht Glens way piano; terms, SO per mouth. Can be p.m. WANTED IWC ROOMS, FURNISHED. FOR SSE iiun cheno iter A 2s-Be P {FURNISHED ROOMS. EN SUITE eg GivitaTeyete Works, ‘New Be Hote corner sfVathne Rees a PRNISHED, FOR SIX Motus, . ED—BY THE 1ST OF APRIL, 7 ‘FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE Sth st. nw. Apply on the premises, WANTED BY THE IST OF APH a1 ‘ nished Communicating th br Sithout ‘with or without board. 1327 N Fs FURNISHED, AT #40 PER MoNTHE ‘until October: 715, ae JOR RENT = 41903 F st. nw. board, for two persons; ‘southern erp pone fees Beat of references, if req) Woes oor, separately or torether, Nal able for two or three guitiemen ot a fauny. Seiltul Kgcation: “cont for stunmer; tooderate i Maneuchiasetta a £60.00 80.00 until May et, and "will Soriatee Duly foeae for Rent to . = = ge i} k RENT—ROOMS, NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY Geminid tor onesteping PR Ty DT rewintered fed March Ist. D. G, oe'# | every room: delightfully cool in summer, PESOE Soe, BATES Inge? | safer te Suny = raze at ne ‘OR RENT 1016 SACHURETTS = , Fitume ha ure partion of parts hrs = JR RENE UNFURNISHED COMMUNICATING lors, $20: oF entire floor—three large roots: fast equal ts foas roses Oe including gaa. | 305, st. now, mb22- ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED —COMMUNICATIN: ‘Rooms on second floor, with or without board; Pree lines of cars convenient; alno, lane Brick Stable in rear for rent. B18 New York ave, hese FORRES }OR RENT_610 13TH. ST. N.W.. LARGE COMMU- ting Parlors, single or én ‘suite, furnished oF ished, at reasouable prices, mhz ‘OR RENT—A LARGE. PLEASANT AXD WELI- ed room in private family at moderate rent, | at nw, 29th and Hsta, tw. =n 3b ST. NW, a0 ar ae ru oF COUNTRY REAL ESTATE! JF OE SALR—TWo OF THE CHEAPEST FARMS TN Maryland: 452 acres, fronting three-quartersof a river: No. > abundance of timber; fuality of land: dwelling and out. Dulldings; with a small ‘outlay cait be made the most desirable tarm on the river; ten miles from this city; oui Boacren r acre. “three miles from Beltsville, on the B. and Qi: 250 acres cleared: thebalance in young growth, timber; dwelling and out-trouses; an apple orchard of 30 acres choice kinda in full bearing: will make s er acre, W, W. HALL, 705 7th st. aw. ithe on th April 1 u Eten 154) ‘Stock, grass, or fruit farm. Price only 81: mh24-3t? B SALE— TWO BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEATS distance on Pion Mul Hud. short Gigance from tenleytown | a 1330 12th at references roqnsae aes as F ad Eneleven-rooin cotta ritual modern rn improvements, FQ RENT. ON THE 187 OF APRIL. A SUIT OF {il cceraagpoeilienall'nds oP ru bon) Romy ich nanoene Ag on e Forfull particulars spplyto oy gy Eigremoes feauired. "For farther information all of mh24-1w 1301 F st, | mb19-9t f and 806 F st. bw. ERKELEY SPRINGS—TO RENT FURNISHED | {QR RENT — BREE Room: FLOOR. 2D near Bota tals Apply ye ee ame ES Eras or without board Vocation excellent: | “tor. Ftiiabd Newt Fi r OH SALB-FINE FARM, ABOUT 100. ACRES, | §'Sayitet: we CU Sifu eller, bark rity Yernou hoi, fon TLD acres, ae focality. BARTER & Macoow ARs JOR RENT_ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, Fist | 01M st LOK SALE=10, 15, oR 20 AORER AF PURGE: ha ented orp ey Pension Ofice nd within five | genta 434 teak de Ba cela Se OaRMDRG Boman |" Hidccoa.Sea books. For full lat allt ofestct beeen ted 2 he4-3t" "| WOR RENT — Si¢Si¢ ISTH BT, BETWEEN | tho istand ious. Toho] ‘THOS F WAGGAMAN.” Fae SALE_AT A BARGAIN, A FARM OF TEN third Rooee ferme eat en, TBI R O.HOLTZMAN. = O25 ath Oth, near r 159 acres, situate on the Tealsstows road, 6 miles ing rd OR, Cc] FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D | 5 from Washiugton, under good cu oe a ale Fara $A Boorse ara ibe borand pout ea” | WITT a ae eto i : Drice and pacticulaca apply tone Prine Of water: or ) BOTE bSputol ets Grant tow: id nore Sg 1407 Columae st. HUET, & DYER, mb23-6t 301 F stn. w. 0 TRADE FORA HOUSE IN, WARRINGTON A Farm in Virginia, near ©. and 400 Fe IR RENT—DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS: ndows large closcle’ cvery comforts tories toa | ws inge clogs, every comets: he to's eaddotactoty and persanucad tousut’® 45501508 Lm st. oftice roots. that. 6 ‘ane 7 three-fourths “undse cultivations” eight: house, stable and-other buildings: ee lighiful summer residence: ire cis oe ‘Ad Gress “BARGAL erotic, at SOR SALE — SI. ee, t PHGETWOOD im oe ace ey hes ae ee nest Ta a i Fs Sel cheapest ferme tn. state ‘por indeuvenioat, Wraee GB cmec aes mass the Property 5 data me for rent ae door. For plans, prices apd os pply to “Perlis of propery —— ee = mb21-6t ares Fett. w. WOnSETAAN WANED PIECE OF WANTED_LOTS. ere S| __FOR RENT_STORES. a aH ‘ENTED—100,000 CITY AND. say 1008 F st. 0.9, srtise and hore and in the New York paneer Wrath Rtelon iovonagent, fare in demand, This new feature commends iteelf to owners wishing quick sales. No charge ‘unloss sales are ‘ade. New ‘ork business vromptly transacted through our asso- INO. mber R. E. Exchange), 137 eg eke OS, FORE locales Renee at WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ANTSD—TO RENT—AN INVALID'S ROLLING wiser ks Address A., Room 52, Navy LE men "ANTED — FRENCH CONVERSATION, FOR which thorough instructions in Short-hand Dbegiven. Address: IN VERSATIO} ANTED—A GOOD, SOUNI AG HOuS N not over ten years old. cea ey st. aw. Wie NTED=A SMALL FIRE-PROOF SAFE AD- dress, with description and aes Nor 34, Star ____meud-2t* W AN TED ES RAGAN, PLUMBER, GAS AND Steam Pitter Enuiastes jurnaied toy erection yep ash stand pips for larse baiiaines oo of fire-escap largé hotels, Work and 1014 Pa. ave. ‘mh23-1m_ ANTED—GRADING, EX¢ We ygting of Kinds. ER SULMAN. _muh? : telephone: LED = CONVERSATIO w REAL ING Jersous rench and German by s gentleman ye is advanced in those languages. Addi Star office. Wit D MU (00D 51 sultable for barroom, ‘Address BA, Star =e rASTED—ORES iG, MADE EASY BY W using PROF. CHRISTNER'S new “International System" of Dreweutting, etc. with any inch-ruleor fapermeasure alone, a6 all ‘scientific tailors and e1ni- nent Paris, Berlin and London dressmakers cut. Most eaaily learned, rapid, comprehensive and practical, and the only System teachin the aboveand needing’ no re: stung. Patterns cnt, materials fitted, basted, dra or, made. "The aystein taught by Mine. J. MENG) Conser of Mod 2 F st. ‘Washing “conservatory “Sane ton, D.C. STED-EVERYBODY TO TRY A POUND OF ‘Woiitierine at 20 cents: per per pound and and if i dou't compare faxorably with buttty sold at 30/and Fpiugyjand set yourtmoney. ‘Stalls ANTED—82,000 TO TO ‘business. Address or F 731 7TH, AND STORE AND Inquire of D. Ballauf, FOR SALE A DARGATN. TO Close AN ESTATE: | WOR RENT.—STORE, Q0E RENT—IWO NEW HOUSES 10 AND a3 © heat, to close a cxinte, es Sato: will Dene | oy iis ate wine glG dosha Singer meh ee “THOS, J. FISHER & 00, | sixtooms:’ modern improvements. Appiy to W- G. RENT—ON APRIL JOHNSON, 718 13th st. nw. mb 19-11 = 3324 Fst, perth west corner 7th, and ——— —— yp RENT— 4 TEN BOOMS AND $13 sib st.n.w.JOr F ae laad: between Aletandcts aaa W soo Lith i! ton, at Washinweon and Ono junction sears stop 933M ‘opposite residence every hotr during day: suitable for | _m a == a ae R RENT_THREE NEW STORES AND DWELL. | $07 “pply to “kHOMAd W ares | Pa anernnae dvusiuees stand would | % of: aNe. a0.--16.48 R SALE— ‘The stores are new and in one of f the best business loca- ct, aad 16-39 HYATTSVILLE. ‘the city. Apply to J. W. P. MYEMS. 1428 cathe we Br 28 Persons with SMALL CAPITAL wishing to socure a or ‘York Ave. or, to the ower, W.8. ROSE, 1235 i HOME in this rapidly-growing and beautiful Suburban Rey at mh7-Lmno Yillage wilt nd Ho etr advan Tolookat the Low Se for sale in Johnson & Wine's addition. These Lote are ull | ox high ground and located. HEATESVILLE _ MONEY TO LOAN. has made wonc Past three ives promise and “pronperous: future. eine arith aoe Toi ‘Com te 00 Pee] mol ar ane mutatio in any part of the city or county. ‘The wadereig; raed il ta leasure in showing a plat an acces above of heared sl he meme pert | UA ANIGUT Wor re, tras Se tne bea aTOUIS b. WINES \yoxEY 70 LOAN AT LOW RATES "STOCKS mb19-1 1930 Penusyivauia ‘ave. Bonds, Commercial Papertongutaudsald. ‘OR RENT_HOME AT FALLS CHURCH, VA; Im? as Fea high. dry and bealthy surround: | _™mh7-1m' Sires Moker acs ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON ‘Satisfactory real estate security, in sums to suitat 5 vanest. pe OP LES SOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. Ma 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE qnsums tout. ourance pl *ia8-3m et iTETOUNE AND PSURANCELON ee ee ea oA pay accounts cashed, et. W. M DEMPBEY, 1424 Now York ave. e20- TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $1.00.000 Zaxe"iSetaat IME juga: house desirables excellent ax Chotentent. Appiy at B6 x Barn, SUBURBAN PLACES — TRUCK, r i 5th and Col mb? OR RENT— UNFURNISHED. _B. HL. WARNER & 00.916 Fat.nw_ ‘Grain and fruit Farius of all sizes: Sits and Tin Lands iuiproved and tnuuproved ty Prppertice for wale and-excha ealaloene ‘WM. H MAIN, Gor. 3d stand Pa ave iw R SALE-PINE TIMBER LAND, 94,500 ACRES ‘of carefully, selected Pine Hisuer Lana tuosune Hof body: of tnber and. itt the United Rtatea) cai, Kimber” tis ane body of land ansy" be scoured Sy ‘ is fine see Capitalists or company at cue" ta valcelt pus chased before June st, 1887. Title absolutely, tage to customers. “Insurance im best com- fect, lat and particulars at my office, 4 Fat, | Tanios s. i. MENIFUMD, 142235 F st Jat-Su mbi7- THOMAS A. MITCHELL. _ ‘ONEY TO Loas- ‘Money constantly on hand to loan, ints interest, om approved real estate, Moderate JOR COUNTEY PROPERTIES OALL AT OFFICE PES < MP MacGOWAN, Eatate and Loan broker, mbl2-toap4* BAXTER JS 100 Ft ni, Pt: ey 3u 1sFeew | sare RB SALE ule ie BOOP CrEy | JyFONEY TO LOAN ONE REAL ESTATE, INSUMS | [Ooo ay wild ay sate ‘& OHOLTZMAN, ished residenoe, 18 rooms, e135 corner 10th and F sts. nw. wep = alt 5 oex ‘TO LOANON APPROVED REALESTATE Thtia a au30 See W- UENKINS oof, Hand 19th ata y orafiable manutact MANUFACTURES, Feruandins, ANTED_—BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS_WM. Bang CH NETON, Attorney, at Lave, Room 41, Le Droit ding, wa ilitary Bounty Land Warrant Po Tor services in any war itn tothe ANTER—ONE 1 See SARE, OF SORE ron Toe per box, a FUNHIOHS Aromade Be ber DOE, 8 ‘ANTED—ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS. SING! WwW sad all pomone te gies Domes iio BwSS. SGateliables No tar, 100, at drupgstemt6cb ED_BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THEIR Wa Twith ug forneat job snd book printing. We of quick work. LOW & Balti Petters and Engravers, me, stn. 2s AN NSTIPA BITIVEL! vars ATE oa CULE, Thus io a remarkabl dazative, bet a ‘taken iended ae er aa iby best pyaiclans, ancy, 1T EXOWN SAE cs. zoe eae venue KS Poh except ey ney pat Enon 3 Fn. FOR waz weees: wines Spee pared to Wie udirdy Hew machinery 1 am ooeeeeve ian | Fr W: GEN, ue ee aed pf ‘Gentian (omy bby eee acres fine building miles from city, $800, eas Retr 2 acres, unimproved, fine view, 2% miles from city, ‘acree, 6-room frame house, fruit and flowers, 2% ‘Srvom frians house, barn, fruit of all dara, all kinds of for 8 horses i in fall view (EY TO. M rene to sue at estate security. aie “FE POE ON J ONEX TO LOAN pie co hina HOSS. FIs BROWN. (aad vania ave. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REALESTATE | ‘OR FInar SS Lege ree fae (6 acres, a sple 234 miles, $2,000, 5 oan dacqes: would mubiivide into 4 or more building 500 aise, (a ee ee ba ONREAL ESTATR, ns HG. GRISWOLD, Anacostia _ sis 1-H. BYPEERD £00, = = THOR E WAGGAMAN | 08 RENT—AN ALL NEW EIICK HOUSE, COT; mhl-Im 2 1007 F st. n. tage style, modern improvements, bealthy au HOTELS. Pleasant: 630'10th si. me.; 820. Lnguire pacha BOARDING. F ry Ve z -ANTED—A yan BOARDERS: PRO. si -feasional caterer Soutat basement: terms | BROADWAY AND 418T STREET, NEW YORK. Wisco a, tere WAY AND 418T AMERICAN PLAN. ERNA, BOMDING HQUEE, 913, D, BT, XW. rally, Located. All the latest improvements eee oadbek ba week; 82560, — men, with, Special mice so are , Manage. Ho™= BRIGHTON, ae “esate, 2 tel ee ATLANTIC a Ee eee | LARGE BEDROOMS, OPEN FIRES, HXDBAULIC cacti — Sayama