Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON bona Side daily circulation more than trebie that of any other dally paper published in Waskingtes, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added = THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors whowwish to possess their manuscripts, / wn- used, should Keep a copy. " Matter of whatever character intended for Ppudlication must, if its appearance the same day ts desired, reach the office not later than 12 o'clock noon, EW" No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Washington 1s outgrowing its present bounda- ries. Extensive suburban building and platting, efforts to make such platting conform to the sys- temof the city streets, extension of street car lines and further proposed extensions, and pro- posed suburban branches of cable roads, all point ‘Ya time when the city of Washington shall be Umited only by the boundaries of the District of Columbia. Everything which can be done to Dind the outlying district to the eity will tend in the desired direction. In addition to furnishing increased facilities of communication in new ‘street car lines, cable roads and steam railroads, ‘the Improvement of the county roads over which the main travel in carriages and wagons will pass should not be overlooked. Not only will the peo- ple of the District in the county be benefited by easier and closer communication with Washing- ton, of which they are eventually to become citl- zens, but the city itself will feel the advantage of an enlargement of its residence area, and of easier communication with those who at present largely supply its market. Good Toads im the county will join good roads in Mary- land, for there seems to be a general awakening In the adjacent counties of that state to the advantages of an ever-growing capital city as @ home market, and tothe important part which good roads play in swelling the profits of such trade. Long before the whole District is a city both Maryland and Virginia will doubtless be pre- pared by easy communicating roads to take ad- ‘vantage of the mutually profitable trade which the vicinity of the capital affords. With the vigorous development of the city, Its increase of population, and the planting of solid foundations for a long suppressed loeal pride, comes a grow- ing, healthy local sentiment in the citizens of ‘Washington, of which a present expression 1s found in the associations which are forming tn tne different sections of the city. Citizenship of the ‘great Washington of the future, with its numerous and varied light manufactures giving it the wealth of Paris without the smoke of Pitts. burg, its vast population, its pubife buildings and institutions, itsuniversities, its art schools and art galleries, its scientific collections, its great iraries, and its general attractions as a place of residence indicated as well by iiles of contract built houses as by the palaces of millionaires, will be a cause of congratulation and not of reproach. a ‘The tmportance of the Fesult of yesterday's elec- tion in Chicago can scarcely be overestimated. So confident were the outlaws of the whole country, afew months ago, that the social revolution started Im Chicago last year was bound to succeed there and spread through all the large cities on the con- tinent, that time-serving politicians had begun to Did against each other for their votes. A notort- ously conspicuous figure in this competition was ‘Mayor Harrison himself, who went as far ashe dared and could to curry favor with the socialist gang. His latestfantics, including the letter of withdrawal in which he charged the National Ad- ministration with exerting itself for his defeat, were actuated by the hope of rousing in his favor that sympathy which all the devotees of an un- popular cause are supposed to feel for their fellow- ‘Victims of oppression. The Inglorious collapse of the Carter boom before the election, and the handsome victory of Mr. Roche announced this morning, must not be faterpreted, therefore, in a narrow partisan spirit. The same thing would have happened if Carter had been a republican and Roche a democrat. What the people of Chi- ‘cago were bound to do was toelect the man who inost strikingly exemplified the popular faith in Jaw and order, and to erush any man who would be base enongh to accept a trust for the defense of society and then conspire to betray It. The work- Angmen of Chicago—not the tramps and vagabonds ‘Who masquerade as laborers, but the honest men ‘who earn thetr living by dafly toll—came magnit- cently to the front tn the emergency. The real cause of labor reform recetved an impetus from the saime source from which the sham pretense got its Knockdown biow. If the labor candidate had con- Gucted himself like a decent citizen, he would have stood a fair chance of election. But he went about With a hoodlum following, preaching soctal- isu in 1t$ raukest form, and disgusted every good man, rich or poor, whoeame Within reach of his Voice. Yesterday's result, therefore, may be con- sidered not a republican victory, or even a victory of the law-abiding elements in the two old parties combined, but a vietory for the genuine working- inen, Who love their country and their homes, over the miserable mob who would avenge the tl their ‘own Incompetence and shiftlessness have brought ‘upon them by robbing their worthier neighbors. << Te does not appear that the nationality of Mra. James Brown Potter had anything to do with her failure to arouse the enthusiasm of a London audience. Miss Marie Engle, an American prima donna who did not postpone her debut to accom- modate the Prince of Wales, sang Zerling in the game city last evening, aad was encored several times Other ‘Americans, of both sexes, have been well received by British audi- ences without tne aid of royal patronage. Myron ‘Whitney used to fill Covent Garden almost to suffocation, ight after night. Mary Anderson finds her Enzilsh sojourn so profitable that she an hardly break away. The Daly company made &@ notable success in London. There isa certain Something tn real merit and real beauty for which all the adventitious arts of advertising cannot furnish a substitute, $$ oe ‘The side-show poiltical parties are threatening the business of the old and established political circuses. The prohibitionists nearly carry Micht- gan; tue labor party loses Cincinnati only by a scratch, and polls a heavy vote tn Chicago, though tatuted in that city with anarchism. In numerous ‘Western cities the fusion tieket ts composed of re- pubiicans and democrats, in opposition to the Iabor ticket, fighting alone. If the so-called great Parties do not soon make definite issues upoa the quor and labor questions, a new opposition party may bring fusion and confusion to both. —So aaa A notable feature of the fund now raising for a monument to Henry Ward Beecher 1s the liberal- {ty of the subscriptions from members of the dra- matic profession. Mr. Beecher was not a regular attendant at the theater, or an encourager of amusements of that sort in any general way; but he went now and then tosee a good play, he dis- Pussed the whole subject in a broad-minded fash- fon, and he never found it necessary, in the pulpit OF out of it, totreat am actor as if he were a social outeast. The justice of his words and conduct ‘were appreciated as much as if he had filled the str with peaiees of the histrionic art and its apos- ——————— It 1s a wise contestant of a congressional elec- tion who withdraws when investigation shows that his opponent has unmistakabiy been elected, ‘Thoebe, who has been disputing Carlisle's e} ‘4s a wise contestant,—wise in withdrawing, if not ‘wise In contesting. Se —— ‘The latest returns indicate the defeat of the pro- hibition amendment to the Michigan constitution, and ali suggestions of protection for the fresh- water lakes of the state, Dased upon the theory of ® prohibition victory, are withdrawn. It seems Probable that Michigan tsa fre~trade state. <<< The verdict of a jury of Afty thousand voters im Chicago is a Mtting supplement to the verdict Of the twelve citizeus who sat in judgment on an- arehisua last summer. ———— ‘The old Gag still waves over the Lake City, even ‘though the anarchist murderers ere pot yet hanged. Searsa Has. DUNLAPS NEW YORK STYLE IN SPRING HATS. The scknowledged introducer of Heed Gear in Ausrice. Nous meauine unless bearing their tmde WILLETT & RUOFF, Bole Agents tor this city, ae Soe ___ 905 Peno’s avenue. LATE MANTELS, Race Teai ind SLATE - E aptoee 910 Fesusy rents ove ME Fae ignr yeh “‘UNDERSHIBTS, — t the’ PALASE KING FURNACE 3 FSRBgORy, we 7 twee E wise fe ww ww E ww KEE EFF FFF EFE Pad FE E K Ee SSP PeR ou r F EEE R ER THE CHOICE OF 7,238 NECK-DRESS- INGS, BEING SIX HUNDRED AND THREE AND TWO-TWELFTHS DOZEN OF THE CHOICEST NECKWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN PRODUCED BY THE FIN- EST MANUFACTURERS IN THIS COUN- TRY—MESSRS. J. 8. LOWRY & CO., MER- CER STREET, NEW YORK—AND CON- STITUTING THEIR ENTIRE LINE OF ALL THE NUMBERS WE DISPLAY. THE VERY CHOICEST STYLES FOR THE SPRING OF 1887. THE RANGE OF PRICES AT ACTUAL VALUE IS FROM ‘75e. TO 50c. EACH. WE OFFER THEM AT 35 CENTS EACH, OR THREE FOR ONE DOLLAR SAMPLES ARE ON EX- HIBITION IN OUR MARKET SPACE SHOW WINDOWS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT THEM, IT REALLY WILL. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘THE CROWDS OF LADIES, BOYS AND CHILDREN THAT HAVE THRONGED OUR HOUSE SINCE THE FIRST DAY QHONDAY) OF OUR EASTER OPENING, AND THE EXPRESSIONS OF SURPRISE AND PLEASURE WE HEAR ON ALL SIDES, CONVINCES US THAT OUR EF- FORTS TO GIVE TO THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON HIGH-CLASS NOVELTIES IN BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S WEAR AT POPULAR PRICES, ARE FULLY APPRE- CIATED BY A DISCRIMINATING AND INTELLIGENT PEOPLE. SAKS AND COMPANY. AFTER ALL, 18 IT ANY WONDER, WHEN WE ARE SELLING 5 SHIRT WAISTS FOR HALF A DOLLAR, PER- FECT IN FIT, AND PROPERLY MADE? AND 3 OF A BETTER GRADE OF GOODS FOR THE SAME AMOUNT (HALF A DOL- Lak). WHERE CAN YOU FIND A STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SUIT,IN PLEATED OR NOR- FOLK STYLES TO FIT BOYS, AGES 4 TO 12, FOR $2.50? HERE INTERMEDIATE GRADES UP TO 815 A SUIT EACH ONE AS CHEAP IN PRO- PORTION TO ITS VALUE AS THE FIRST NAMED, EMBRACING EVERY STYLE AND SHAPE THAT HAS YET BEEN DREAMPT OF. SAKS AND COMPANY. JUST IMAGINE FOR A? MOMENT A KILT SUIT—“THE ROYAL MIDDY"-IN FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES AND SIZES, STYLISH AND SERVICEABLE, COLORS BROWMIAND GRAY, AT 81.96. ANOTHER STYLE CALLED THE “CALVERTON,” IN A BETTERIGRADE OF GOODS, AT $2.30; ‘THE “PURITAN,” IN FOUR STYLES, AT 82.60; AND YOU WILL CEASE TO WON- DER WHY WE FIT OUT THE GREAT MAJORITY OF : THE CHILDREN OF WASHINGTON.= WE'VE GOT THE “GE- NESTA" KILTS IN THE LOVELIEST COMBINATIONS, SIX STYLES, ALL SIZES, AT $3.50. NEVER BEFORE SOLD FOR LESS THAN 84.50. THE “INDIA” KILTS, THE PRETTIEST POS- SIBLE CONCEITS AT 4.50, WELL WORTH SIX DOLLARS. THE “PARISIENNE.” A CHARMING LITTLE STYLE OF KILT SUIT, AT 85.50. CANT BE DUPLICATED HERE- ABOUTS FOR LESS THAN SEVEN DOLLARS. WE'VE ALSO GOT THE “PARAGON,” “WEST END,” “BROO! “SEASIDE.” AND A HUNDRED OTHER STYLES. RANGING IN PRICE FROM 86 TO $12. ‘SURELY THIS IS AN as- SORTMENT AND A RANGE OF PRICES ROM WHICH THE MOST HYPERCRIT- ICAL MAY BE SUITED WITH EASE, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE LARGER BOYS WILL PROBABLY ‘WANT A CONFIRMATION SUIT ABOUT ‘THIS TIME, AND WE HAVE WELL PRO- VIDED FOR THAT IMPORTANT EPOCH IN THEIR LIVES. WE'VE GOT THEM IN PLAIN BLACK CLOTH, IN BLACK DIAGONALS, BLACK CORKSCREWS, AND BLACK WORSTEDS. IT ISN'T AD- VISABLE TO BUY ANYTHING IN PLAIN BLACK UNLESS IT BE THE BEST, OR NEARLY 80. THE KINDS WE KEEP WILL COST FROM @12 TO $20 A SUIT. THEY COME BOTH IN SACK AXD cUT- AWAY FROCK STYLES THOUSANDS OF SUIT? IN MIXED COLORS, PLAIDS, CHECKS, AND STRIPES, EROM $5 TO e116. ‘SAKS AND COMPANY, BOY® ALI-WOOL POLO CAPS, 10c. EACH. THEN ALL THE BOYS' HATS AND CAPS ON THE BASIS OF ABOVE PRICE. SATISFACTORY, 1S IT NOT? SAKES AND COMPANY. YOUVE NO DOUBT NOTICED THAT ‘THE “MERRY WAR" IN SHOES IS OVER. OUR FRIEN D8 IN THE SHOE BUSINESS HAVING CEASED TO ADVERTISE US. WE ARE COMPELLED AGAIN TO AD. VERTISE OURSELVES. SHOE MAN REPORTS: “BIG DAY," GREATEST DAYS SALES YET. WE DON’T WONDER. WHY SHOULDN'T IT BE? BOYS' SHOES, ALL LEATHER, 8c. EVER KNOWN LEATHER SHOES AT THAT PRICE BEFORE WE MEN- ‘TIONED IT? SAKS AND COMPANY. FURNISHINGS. — WELL, WE'VE AL- READY SAID SOMETHING ABOUT “MEN'S FURNISHINGS, BOYS’ “FIX- INGS” MARKED ON THE SAME Basis, SAKES AND ComPaxy, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, 300 to 308 Seventh at, E,srear Norte. Weare displaying s superb stock of Easter “Novelties,” special attention having been given the selecting of Gloves, Hosiery. Neck- wear, Laces, Parasols, &c. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sproat. WE HAVE DECIDED TO SELL OUB FINE FRENCH SATEENS AT 25 CENTS PER YARD, INSTEAD OF 96 CENTS, AS FOR- MERLY, (Basement—Center,) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Nors. on WE HAVE DECIDED TO SELL OUR FIGURED CHALLES AT 12% CENTS PERYARD. WE WILL CHEERFULLY REFUND 3% CENTS PER YARD TO CUSTOMERS WHO PURCHASED AT 16 CENTS SINCE THE OPENING. (Basement: Center.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. Max Onsoer Norce. Our enlarged quarters and increased facilities enable us to fill orders by mail with more Promptness and satisfaction than ever. Our catalogue of stock (sent free upon request) ‘virtually places the entire store before you. Goods ordered by mail, if not sutisfactory,can be returned, and the amount paid will be re aes WOODWARD & LOTHR ey PROFESSOR GUARANTEES TO leach old and young forty-seven, sing ln Singing, Qrean. Piano, oF Violin, in 8 quarter, for ie pure Heallan method for voice taught aiasy $211 iWeb O8 CELEBRATED B. G. FANCY SATINE COR- SETS, 79c., equal to the © Pat the Grand Spring Opening. Double Combination. baat aestand Casas SCARFS, FOR 1 EVENING Ses 1y Double Gombinatien Spring Ope Dou ation Spring Openin, aie Teh, Bt, ahd Ot GROS GRAIN SILK AT ednesday au r ‘Double Combination, Tith st! ne. apt4t ORs 89-CENT BLAC are 69c., beginning W “Diet Maovax: IF YOU LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT ONCE, WE CAN MAKE YOU AN EASTER HAT, OR BONNET,IN SEA- SON FOR SUNDAY. ‘SEE THE “BOOMERANG” IN TO- MORROW EVENING’S “CRITIO.” THE BON MARCHE, a6 816-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. a8 ERR aia ILLIANT LISLE MOUS- iy en 2 OF as canay TR Pay aan one apis O™= 85-CENT SILK SURAH Ota At 87c, aaoeas FUNG TAh, Sivan om of ape. Easres Neckwear Have just opened Choice Line Light Grounds in ‘Teeks and Four-in-hands. W. 8 TEEI, 236 935 Pennayivania avenue. RAND SFI ee ae si Soi ‘ plorinees > igo as panes een Secue Sieeee YOUR SPRING BONNET. ‘YOUR SPRING BONNET. YOUR SPRING BONNET ‘You must remember the enormous duties and-other expenses attending their Journey from Paris to Wash- ington make IMPORTED BONNETS expensive luxu- Fies. We show the latest Novelties, at Lowest Prices. OUR MADAME NAMARA, (or New Yorx,) Makes and Trims Hats and Bonnets in identical styles for 82. . Trims for 75c. Her First Assistant is MRS LAKE, who, prior toher engagement with The Palais Royal, was in business for herself in New York. These competent Artistes, with the aid of First-class Assist- ants, enable us to offer High-class Novelties, and we quote much Lower Prices than you have ever before paid. The Chatham street of Washington and its trash must not be compared, though, in truth, our prices are not much, if any, higher. MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, ETO. Oar Stock of Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Feathers, and Ornaments we need not tell you are the Latest, as regards quality, and the Prices are what cash purchases and sales alone admit of. YOUR SPRING DRESS. YOUR SPRING DRESS. YOUR SPRING DRESS. YOUR SPRING DRESS. ‘We clipfrom the Post: “What a jam! ‘The immaca- Inte bangs of young men clerks were all awry, 80 was the stock which was piled on the counters in utter confusion. Fourteen young people to wait on fifty customers was a trying ordeal.” Such was a reporter's experience on Monday at our Dress Goods Counter. Satteens,Cashmeres, Tricots, Scotch Tweeds, English Cioths, Silks, Satines. The Colors, the Desixns, the Quantities, the Varieties. Cannot you tell if we excel our competitors here and equal our New York rivals by asking for samples end making comparisons? Will youdo so? It will save you money, for then you can tell positively who is cheapest and best. ANOTHER PLAN. By obtaining the latest smported suits as samples, and then purchasing wholesale quantities of similar materials, which are cut and made in identical styles to the imported, we are enabled to show A READY- MADE SUIT at less than half the price of the im- ported. Any alteration we make free of charge. Why not try the experiment? Look at our suits. Calculate what the materials and making would cost. If our Suits come cheaper, and we can fit you, why not buy? If the fit is not satisfactory don't buy. Have you any risk? YOUR EASTER PARASOL. YOUR EASTER PARASOL. YOUR EASTER PARASOL. YOUR EASTER PARASOL ‘The following flattering notice is also from the Post of Monday: “If you want to learn all about Parasols Just stop here; but you had better call early or late in the day, when the crowd is not ao great.” ‘The reporter must have called at 4 o'clock. If we were to tell you whut was told us by our patrons yesterday you might call us egotistical. You might not believe us. We ask you toprice our Parasols and note the variety. Do likewise elsewhere. Do then what your Judgment dictates. YOUR EASTER GLOVES. YOUR EASTER GLOVES, YOUR EASTER GLOVES. YOUR EASTER GLOVES. Wedon’t only think, we know, that you can’t do as well elsewhere. Every pair warranted and tried on, ‘Look inside for the name of PPP. Teak S85 PP ie ee gree Aa AA Ht Bs8, PB MA Tun 294 HT 8ys8 RRR, 00 ¢ ¥ aA?’ koR Oo YY da FE BE 9 9 yy AA Y RE “oo ¥ 28% fun 7 (A. LISNER, Proprietor,) a6 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANTA AVE. Os = OUR BLSD Lace 09 Lace Cur- taing, $1.64. ‘These are our Spring Opening prices. ‘ap ‘Double Combination, thst. oR 315 SMERNA RUG. $249, AND OUR 3.00 lug $2.00, atour Grind Spring Opening, ‘Thurs, Fri. and Sut, Double Co:nbination Store, 11th LL-WOOL 36-INCH SHORT “ENDS, § Be. CUT for this occasion. Tieeble Oo ti apeat able Gomation Easree Sovvenms FOR THE Boys. BRING THEM TO THE GOLDEN EAGLE FOR THEIR SPRING SUITS. IN ADDITION TO THE FEAST WE HAVE PREPARED FOR THEM IN THE SHAPE OF THE MOST ELEGANT FITTING GAR- MENTS, MADE OF THE BEST MATERIAL, BEAU- TIFUL IN DESIGN AND PATTERN, AND AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THIS CITY, WE WILL PRESENT EACH ONE WITH ONE OF OUR SUBSTANTIAL EASTER SOUVENIRS. WE STILL HAVE A FEW OF OUR POPULAR CAMBRIC SHIRT WAISTS, WITH LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS, AT 21 CENTS. IN OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENT THERE 18 REALLY NOTHING IN WHAT PERTAINS TO A WELL-REGULATED, EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING STORE, THAT CANNOT BE FOUND IN OUR HOUSE. A VISIT 10 THE GOLDEN EAGLE MEANS A SAVING OF MANY DOLLARS. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO, NO. 400 7TH ST. N.W., COR. D. TEs PRICES WE ARE ADVERTISING, YOU ‘save 25 per centon original prices. Double Gombination, apt-t 11th st. se Y fe SHORT-END SEERSUCKER, 8Xc, Our Grand Spring Opening. apt th st, (() 88 STOCK OF FINE JERSEYS, CUT IN PRO- (O Wistions forour four days Spat en ha apt-at shinee ERE L 1 PPP 988, EER g ti PoP ke 9 E it Ber § fe EO Oo an.8 a BRE CoO LLL Pi is HAHN'S “ECLIPSE” LADIES’ $5 FRENCH KID HAND-TURNED BOOTS. HAHN'S “ECLIPSE” LADIES’ $4 HAND-WELT BUTTON BOOTS, HAHN'S “ECLIPSE” LADIES’ 82, $3 LOUINXY, ae HEEL, HAHN'S “ECLIPSE” GENTS’ $4,50 AND $5 HAND- ‘MADE FRENCH CALF, KANGAROO AND PORPOISE SHOES. HAHN'S “ECLIPSE” SHOES SOLD ON THEIR MERITS, AT A SAVING TO THE CONSUMER OF FROM 9} 70 G A rary, HAHN'S “ECLIPSE” SHOES ARE MADE OF Ma. ‘TERIALS ECLIPSED BY NONE UNDER THE SUN. HAHN'S “ ECLIPSE” SHOES are the production of manufacturers whose fame for perfection in the style, fit and workmanship of these goods is not eclipsed anywhere in America, ASK FOR THE “ ECLIPSE" SHOES AT WM. HAHN & CO.'8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7TH STREET. NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ar LANSBURGH & BROS. of Bleached Wamsutta Shee! a = = ting and Pillow- 48inch 64 10-4 120, which is about One‘third let than thoes quotation, consequently this is one Sena ihe cee ap i Plaids, i the double widtl y loc. per no egulae store uese remuants molars Be See warranted entirely free from any inanufacturer’s im- perfection. eee ttention of tite reader to this lot behig Inqualtty and 3 peasmess fore soli by arse Tage Say Sal wide, only Oke-per price 126. Pe ag fs cihlemee rep and Cloth sparta it Sele a onades, PreteH aad bovessic Geen mae pid ‘cent less than F rica i order to fice oUF iumeuse. stock, oN will pay tocasoe ess and examine them Purchasing s spring of sum. nin only Hoe bee ee as iortay pak ruleabla for gent’s drawers vasa weneral domestic. DAY and FRIDAY only: 103 Jerseys at 39c., regular value $1. 121 “braided at 49c., regular value $1.25. ed”, one sesye gt” biue, brown and black, at rf compete a SES 109 ail wi retofore have been schingat Beas = " ab 03 Fringed Spreads, extra heavy, at $1.23, worth at least $1.75. 86 extraordinal ty and very large size at al bet worth @3e5 ahd ead. Se ear eenee ize Honey-comb Spreads at Ate low figure of 0236 worth at leuat 81, iso, @ lot of slightly damaged Comforts at 50c., we ri th considerably more. 1 lot of Gent's and Boys’ 25c. Scarfs for 140. dild dozen Huck Towels 15gey sles 20346, 500 dozen Wash Rags at 18c. per dozen, worth 37%e. 60-in. Turkey Red Tablo Linen 373c., worth 50c. Autograph Albums, 21c. Ladies’ and Gent's Cuff Buttons 9c., were 2c. Remnants of all kinds and qualities, ape (TSE TTEE FOLKS ARE NOT FORGOTTEN AT the Grand Easter Openi Double Combination, 11th st. sa Mothers, bring them with you. __ aptit Ov RULLINERY, DISPLAY OF SPRING PA’ ‘will equal any of our competitors’ ea: Combination Store, ae. LADIES, BRILLIANT TISLE (HOSE, PATENT Opening, AVATG,7, band oo UnNeOUr Grand Byring _ps-dt yee Combination Store. TIPS, ALL THE bunch, 25¢., at the Combination Spring Opening, __ Wednesda; day, and 420-422.494-496 SEVENTH STREET. NEW REE RRR RR RRR R R 885 TIT sod _____CORSET 18 THE BEST-BECAUSE, ‘FIRST—IT 18 THE ONLY CORSET EVER MADE that will reduce the size ‘and increase the length pf the waist of fleshy ladies without injurious tight lacing. SECOND-IT 18 THE BEST SPINAL SUPPORTER gyer made, and it supports, equally as well the abdo- mnen and ail other parts of the body. peagee THIRD-IT IS PROOF AGAINST PERSPIRATION and moisture. Will neither corrode nor soil the under- Wear, stretch or break at the waist The bones never moV6 oF come out in wear, FOURTH_IT NEVER GHANGES ITS FORM, always retainiug its orieinal shape: itis invaluable to ‘oun ladies, because it removes aud prevents stooping. nd round shoulders. (FIFTH A LADY WRITES: “THOUGH COSTING ‘economi- ‘others, they are the most aan ce ng . te steels never breaking: Banonss o Waves ComPaxy, ‘New York, Manufacturers, WE HAVE ALL THE STYLES AND SIZES OF ‘these valuable Corsets. Try then. Satixfaction guar- ‘refunded. BRO. ston DOUGLASS & BRO., BY RIBBED jashingtos eee ri Or, 8, and 2 (GaNor (GLORIA TAREE 8135, Combination, apd-dt wureday, Friday, and Saturday. 1,000 Sites anteed or mone: LANSBURGI _mb18-f,1. Conibination ith ae ae. T-ROLLER WINDOW SHADES, 26c.. pas Shades, patent Toller. po at oe Opening, April 6, 7, 8, and 9. Sapte PHEG: 7 Gosatustion, 11th st. me. Haseure Evszowzers We till have « complete line of Hamburg and Inserting, at prices we thiuk will ensure speedy wal 500 y: 2. 3, Bo SPR Tifeosk, GS ama 106. 0 new styles ih Spring Dress Ginghams, 106, $00 yards Crinkle Seersucker, 10 and 126 case 4-4 Percales, 10c. case Shirting Prints, best quality, Ge. Lrg bavgadded in the last ton days to our already of Goods, a many, in ae ae womeution sling of Come nate did ineof French and Americas OHINA MATTINGS. JOHNSON GARNER & CO, ap5 636 Pa, ave, south aide, near 7th at. 1D WHITE CORD! PI ae Nar Lata Cat poe ‘ isis! "Combination, STithst, 20. IRE LINE OF GENTS’ met] PLAIN One ania pages ULL OF 40-1NCH TRICOT, ALL THE aro 46c., i ‘of as ‘Double Combinas ‘GLORIA, Tsou OB ANTIQUE . These 4: INCH SILK an Be 124iand See. Fisesr Qoaury Fazxca Sarma, “ REDUCED TO 30c, ALL STYLES, cheaper than they can be bought in New York or Bos- ton. 300atylea newest patterns to select from. 100 pieces beautiful CHALLIS, at 15c., new lot opened to-day: ‘New lot DRESS GOODS, in latest styles. New lot choice PARASOLS, Extra bargain in finest quality SICILIENNE, at $1, choice shfides; actual value $2. PURE WHITE CHINA SILKS, 27 inches wide, 75 and 8734, P. §.—Don't fail to bring the little ones this week to eae ur Special Easter Bale. Presents of eau doa ‘W. M. SHUSTER & ONS, Fated Easter oxys. OVE GREATEST EFFORT ST PPFORT WILL BE OUR 1 019 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. QE ESS om me ws Neda SAVE Dea aac See Ree et a Sgg5 i 3 Ene o A 1211 F STREET NORTHWEST. OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. WE SHALL DEAL IN ONLY THE BEST SHOES MADE, WHETHER HIGH OR ME- DIUM IN GRADE, AND PLACE GOOD, DURABLE, AND COMFORTABLE FOOT- WEAR WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. FOR EASTER NOVELTIES IN LADIES’ SHOES WE OFFER OF THE MAKE OF EDWIN C. BURT & CO., OF NEW YORK, BRONZE AND FRENCH KID SLIPPERS, OP- ERA TOE, FRENCH HEEL, OXYDIZED BEADED VAMPS. NEW STYLES IN FRENCH KID, OPERA, AND PLAIN TOE SLIPPERS. OXFORD TIES AND LOW-BUTTON Ox- FORDS IN PLAIN AND LONDON TOES. ENGLISH WALKING SHOES, WITH PAT- ENT LEATHER TIPS. FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS, WITH PATENT LEATHER TIPS AND WITH PAT- ENT LEATHER VAMPS. FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS, OPERA ‘TOE, LOUIS HEEL, HAND TURNED. PLAIN AND FANCY SLIPPERS FOR EVERY OCCASION, DONGOLA, RUSSET LEATHER & CANVAS TENNIS SHOES. THESE ARE THE VERY FINEST QUALITY OFEGOODS, AND HAVE NEVER BEEN SOLD IN WASHINGTON BEFORE. OUR SELECTION OF MISSES’, CHILD- REN’S, BOYS’, AND YOUTHS' SHOES FOR DRESS OCCASIONS, SCHOOL, AND EVERY- DAY USE, HAS BEEN MOST CAREFULLY MADE. DURABILITY, COMFORT, AND APPEARANCE CAN BE HAD IN THESE GOODS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES, AND WE HAVE SECURED THEM. GENTLEMEN WILL FIND THAT WE HAVE SOME NEW STYLES OF WALKING SHOES, WHICH ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE. OUR ENGLISH WALKING SHOE I8 PERFECTION OF FIT, FINISH, AND STYLE. KANGAROO LACE SHOES AND OXFORDS—EASY, COMFORTA- BLE, DURABLE, AND STYLISH, AND WHICH WILL KREP THEIR SHAPE WE HAVE MENTIONED THESE GOODS MORE PARTICULARLY BECAUSE MANY WISH TO GET SOMETHINGSNEW AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR. ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE NEW, AND THE DESIGN, CUT, AND FINISH ARE EXCEPTIONALLY FINE. WE ARE DEALERS IN SHOES IN THE FULLEST MEANING OF THE WORDS. SHOES OF EVERY KIND THAT CAN HON- ESTLY BE CALLED GOOD. SHOES FOR EVERY USB, FOR OLD AND YOUNG. BUBT’S SHOR ARE THE BEST MADE. THEY COST NO MORE THAN OTHER MAKES, AND ARE ‘THE MOST ECONOMICAL TO WEAR, FOR THEY ARE COMFORTABLE, DURABLE, FIT PERFECTLY, AND RETAIN THEIR SHAPE, WE KEEP THEM IN EVERY VABIRTY. RTH Y Re BURT GO? D.C.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6f 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ___ WANTED--HELP. ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL shi, FOL wW ‘Apply wath ‘ae ‘OF ipOeata. to P13 Echt st. new. WWaRTED-COORS. CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, ere farmers, women for out of ity, bring: always wanted) F. wc BURSHAM, G040ge Fst TANTED_GOOD BARBER AN War 743 7th wt, ow. D SHOP-BOY | at ANTED GOOD. HONEST BOY, ABOUT 16 The hs had soine knowiede of tare! ae Biand Geter nw, Diredewmcing “> 9 ANTED—A RESPECTABLE ¢ GIRL, Fon GENE- Ws ral housework . no washing orironing , must brine in store 1100 Fett ie W ‘ANTED—A GOOD COLORED MAN. RES- taurant cook, must stay at night oa “ 16 Pennsylvania ave. nw Sereocte t Wars. FIRST-CLASS SKIRT AND wing afew Apprentices. 728 13th et. nw. It Wee IMMEDIATELY—A FI nora Apply at 432 11th st. ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED nt Wea priate faite to cock east ant a aes ences required. 919 H st. nw, aw ANTED — THREE PANTS Witaie Mantz t connate FED-T WO EXPERTEN ED SALES LADIES Wir nods for our hew store, SON 71 end fancy re store, S08 «th in recommended. Call ak S306 Sth ct ae SAGER Sane BROR 1: tL EISEN. apo V ANTED-EXPERIES Sates LaDy FOR i fare stcome well ‘recom: mended 3 EISLEMANS WER Nese bots vais ave. « 1926 Pennayl- aot AXTEDCEXPERIENCED 88 3: Ls st bet and Rate wee WANTED A, FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN, AG- pe ghen te dee rhent salaey peas esky Reso fen en aid weskige oes 10, 303 7th ee ae T Gallery, 463 Peunsy! Rosai ave. ‘ANTED—A PREPOSSESSING LADY TO. — oat references. salary $10 woskiy Apply m ices’ aafary G10 weekly. “AD FUSTUAML AS thet Dee Te D-AGE ‘NTS D CANVASSERS FOR Witte Soidterin Str Ot var elke baer wee Shou WARN, Cauca age Bee Island ave. — am ape 4 V ANTED—A RELL RECOMMENDED, Bo: ants for & light aud permanent position. ‘CARSO! bei Fae, a w ED x ap6-2t° PHOTOGRAPH STEWART & CO., weel uy Wi era noe Sa : main nights. Apply at 5 ote WANTED WHITE wow. F “AS COOK APPLE before 2 in the morning oF after 6 ih the evening, TERE Mawaclusetts fheast corner 18th at. were ‘A FIRST-CLASS ADVI pom oe HUGE konehne geod man need aPnIy. 5 meat ‘wagon, one who Ope Mi | one wi 5 nthe sh 200.” Address BOTTLER, Star oftee. apast ‘ANTED—WOMEN COOK! 0 TO $20; CHAM- eo ber — Kitchen n Maly ‘Nurses, ovata, Cooks, Walters, F Tuan, Butlers Grooms. NAT. LABOR BUREAU. S17 7th st t.waS-4° WANTER-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT MY use, iste snd Colored) werent took, 810.0 20. Chambermaids, nurses scrubs. aud ica cok COOMBSE BURGESS, Emin Bu. 056 F new. ape3e ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 18 old, to ‘ork in. am attorney's 'oflice: state Previous employment "sud education. Bax TS ANTED—A MAN To apo-3t maid and waitress, Apply at 2023 Wane EDIATELY a inEn FIRST- is Vest Makers. SNYDER & WOOD, Patil st ne i@ MAN FROM 15 TO 18 ery to keep books: mast be a good writer abd quick at_iugures end well recou- mended. Address J. 0. B., Star Office. aps3t* y ANTED—T ¥ PE WRITER _STENOGERAPHER preferred, but not eascutial. Address, stating 1 ‘accustomed to, Box 350, city WANTED. A WHITE Woman housework in the country, few miles from Call at FOSTER'S Dining Rooms, corn: sts. p.w., at 4 o'clock p.m, ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WHITE GIRL cook ma private family”, German preferred. ly $13 Yih st. n.w.. frou 12 to 1 pam. or ot t references required. 8p NERAL | WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS WV ANEEDIAT AEN ION.” LADIBS SECTIONAL dence of Tailors drating LOUIS HOFENER, 1301 Mt Fetuced prices this'week a SPCOND HARD ure ere Adina C ROBATER A418 Fat Roan Ie ane See Wane = A POUND OF RUTTERINE AT 20 gents per pennd. and ably with Sider 30 ard get your, money. Stalls 3490-50-31 Genter rah30-20" —A La i FoR & HANDSOME tt Betrwomn Set Ais, Neale Rae Fa Chairs, ke. ; will be sold cheap. Inquire 1211 N'st nw, ANTED- THE LOAN OF Wists evant =. fia Naineas ALISON, 8 oe TENS ne party, vera ihtereat pro puge —A 1pcagion ECITARLE, ron AE ANTED, A hat See a Wy Anta STS GAN, PLUMBER, GAS AND Wiki Pier dois ts eve wove swat ie District of Columia for dT Cowiea! Improved Sian Pipes and Fire Escapes, with nieg, stairways, &c, Plans and Est in upon application. mb23-tm y ANTED—SEQOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR- W iets Stoves, Peather Bea, and all hinds of Hows hold Furnitary for which the Blehest caah price wil be paid. Address H- BAUM, 219-291 7th at.a'w. mies NTED—TO KNOW OF A SINGLE DISEASE the akin that ROSE JELLY will not cure. Te fragrant and soothing compound, lighly. recom. mended for the compleaion aud all skin’ diseanes. A trial proves ft merita, No lard, tallow or glycerine ta 1 [Price in deoorated pearl boxes, 23 cents. Send tor “SnnSocbin HL. VILLE & 00. 209 Pa. ave. m. HEST PRICE PAID POR i ge ge V SOMNSTON, Attorney ot Law. Ktoonn 41; Le Deel Rbk eS eA UN | Warrants dsaued Yor serriges in auy war prick to tbe Rebeltion. wits tm VANTED-ONE MILLION CASES throat, hoarseness, Coughs, &e., to be cured by HINKICHS' Aromatic Squill Drops: i0c. per box, at druggists mahi. or ED—ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS, SINGERS, ear, lon y ANT Wanita waning br posnena e to use MINRICHS Arout tie | Squill Sweet and reliaiie, No tar. Ace at drupyinte ANTED_BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THEIR orders with us formeat Job and book prautabe We make seyecialty of quick wa vane AYDoR © Baar Petters an ae y ANTED CONSTIPATION =a by taking CLAKK’S remarkable ‘and vegetables, Recommended by. best phy wl nit House Drug St omit ‘stat (oy ‘Commissioner of Deeds for all tories (except Maryland), WANTER-HIGHEST CASH PRICE dhaud Clothing, Watches, Gum Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Feat Tools, and all kind of Housel AID POR Pistols alsa TANTED STEAM DYFING AND CLEANING With entirely ‘new mackivery 1 atm clean’ for gentlemen's cloth rand on short notice tor and delivered, 4, the Portland. jal7-m* EF. BEALE'S STOCK homes to Witee aCe fer Gox stalls. pas- ‘Spd returned. i Laay. jald-Gm WANTED MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS Ex. ed from carpets, furuttune fury fe by fhe only process wich thea, Hot Napila Gea, | AAC CHACE & BKO., 616 La. ave. pe WANTED, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS PO every State and Terri s Commissioner. JOHN E. BI isl In utlice irom 9 aim. t0.3 pan. “Telephone 344-2. 45" | WESTER STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO |S UERIats, by our proces, Pelevinone 115-6, a. B.CHACE & BHO. G18 La ave. act SINESS CHANCE! -CHEAP—A CIGAR AND CONFEC- 46 Hat nw. doesa yood bus.uees, too much other business.” posses ely. aye ‘ILL BUY A CONFECTIONERY AND war Store in ood section ORS—FOR SALE-SEVERAL secured by deed of trust on first-class impro real estate and bearany interest at six per c dress COUPON, Star office, y ANTED —C: S FOR THE, ColuM [A W Nica ce KJ. TIBBETS, | FOR SALE GROCERY, DAILY RECEIITS 860, Secretary, 131 ap4-6t” | B* Drag Store at $1000, and other stores, Also, ANTED MILL B,EROTens oor | Mls eros Sans Dine ae a Inediately at MME. J.P. PALMER, 1107 Fat, =o RAMEY. a3 a = nw. ap = i 7M dL y ANTED—IM Uiiont colored lau wees Tequined, “APY | Latiuer. Ww at 1450 Bist, between 7 at | stant practi PRAL MORE ACTIVE © inva «and 3 roulans and take orders for our | tact of Columbia. eter by goods. ie oF copuniseion. Full information, 2 to | Spa Paave. nw. HL. VILLEE & CU. 2 mhYB-tospo* LOCAL OR TRAY Y wonderfateu:irely ew ayectalty for indies 3 ad ota, mo paints fletiee SMe i LEPELES Cuneo: He il WaANTED-IADIES TO LEARN DRESS CU and fitting by the actual reassure and square rule, t reduced price, cutting, fitting and patterns cut. to Reamure a 1010 Fst nw, Walter Bulding f0-3m RELIEF, ASSO- | i WANTED BY THE FRANKL ie tation of this city energetic and thorot Te yen to act as yofuence mot, necensa Forfurther information appis 241 Mastach vustts ave nw. J. BORDEN SMITH, secretary. mbit WANTED, DRESSMARING MADE, EAS using PROF. CHEE 'S new “International System” of Dresscuttiug, ctc., with any ineh-rule or tape-measure alone, as all ‘scietitific tallors ‘and ¢mi- nent Panis. Berlin and Londo erscut. Most easily learned, ra cone usive aud practical, and the only system teaching the above aid weeding uo re: fitting” Patterns cut, materials Bited, TES sb or made. ‘The systein taught 03 s J Messe SGonersatory: of Modes, 1232 Fret. aw. Wi ma ‘ANTED—LADIES wo WORK c FOR = T fal particulars, sed int om NT full ARTCO., 1) Geutral sts Boston, Mave E WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG COLORED MAN FROM ‘country, employment; is willing to make bim- self xenerally useful ; can’ bring recommendations, Apply at 1713 11th st: nw. references, Call at 15 ANTED —BY A) RESPECIABLE R ‘Woliah, a first-class. pluce as nurse of chamber- maid. "Bost ofeity references: 1112 K stew. At ANTED-POSITIONS FOR COOKS, LAUN- Greases, chanbermaids, housekeepers, Nurser, gules ies setuintrsaca waster i faulon hee ans and hospitals.” P.M Bimsuawe i002 Fst nw KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE and colored, with city references. GEMS Etnpicyment Bureau, 950 F stn. apG-3t" ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED W4NaED. o nitustion es cooks chambermaid or nurve n'a private faully ins Vermout ave. nw. famotare chow owes 2 to’ wait on dovr, or do abything about the foune. 144i 25th st. we nee apu-2tt ANTED-I WILL GIVE ONE-HALF MY 8 Ww three’ months to any one securing mea | crdusent position, have passed civil service exam EXTRA, Marofice apo-3t" PETENT piece! ination. z NTED—BY A THOROUGHLY for Cooks. Nias, Waitresses, Nurses, Butlers, Drivers, Aa as references, at E. H. DICK’S NAT. LABOR BUTE WU, ST het. a-4* TANTED—BY A YOUNG AND RESPECTABLE Wes oan stands her work thoroughly. Address Sa sates WANTED—ROOM: S. THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Wi. Rooms, on: malta + F bonnessering : dares chllRee: pormapent if Statins Reljeeea with éerms, XZ. og 'TED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND. aot wie Wee Mor three rookan, oa Stat oF seco sekects ceutral. pence TROCIRER, bear offre, ANTED_BY A. YOUNG, GENTLEMAN, eS a ag et well-f nent if sulted. stating terms, Box 24. Star WY SEED SROONS-WE HAVE (CONCLUDED TO W resume ting part of our business ‘and will Baly rooms for rent to Eisients aud for housekeeping Furposes Boone hes stnw, ee: "ap ‘ONE war WANTED-—HOUSES. Wisse ere Ben by eat oma noes, ROOM permanent ot exendine, $25 ns a on EG. Se naan Bijou ‘Theater TED_T0 RENT x SMALL HOUSE, = je tent. MBS & BUR | I | Bre and about Preadent National ‘Bank Riis, eng., of Iaiciee & CORMERCIAL OFFICE. 93s for the pur pose of disposing of "business chances, | suchas Drug Store, Dry Goods, Grocery, &e.. By our | Han you ever publicity. which has au iajurious etlece on bun unsult your interest by havius your ti | ees, if 2 WE: leftat our othce. DAME. AND are urprojerties jered, cash valuon, Box. 181, Sta mab 1-da® | B ILDING LOTS FOR BALE ON BLACKISTOM Toland Apt to, cae bi. C. COMBS, Attorne mb18-2m" Lee wn, Ma. AT VERY nop be tind in, | QTORAGE_STORAGE TAK | Sverte Sate ‘Separate ros | Shd'well ventilated house. | A, # ven. HULL & DEA’ Brokers and Dealersin * GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington, Minneapolis and Chicago. OMice; Room 4, Glover Buldang, 1419 Fat msm CCOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED) OF ‘anaits, or keeps by contract sets of books; partucre ups investigated. intricate secounte x NOBLE, 1409 New York ave. T LOW PRICES: HAND- tor 100.000. $22, 50,000; #6, 10,000. ¥ ular. $46 for 100 0 Cerone ‘ANDERSON PROUnk Toio® su ion G00. ave. aw. | TE STOCKEIT & GO. 450 WINST. ¥. w2 Diake Phila. Fat Back Blank Books to onde perforating and numbering. Magarinew, books bound in all styles at low rates, == ne wall call. 126-3m, GisVistir mayen AND LOAN AGENT, ‘G06 11TH ST. N. Six, seven and cigit per cent Gusruiteod Rex! Ratate First Morturages and six aud eight por cent Debuture Bonds wevousted, in sums of @100 and upwarda | Sarianntal interest: “Securities tor wale “Hurtver information furnished on application. 2m" | JRO SALE O& FOR RENT_THE FOUNDKE | Bi kuhs, Georsetown, D.C. situated on Water «tox tended), having a full live of rollers. with a capacity of 50 barrels of Flour a day, and supplied with 300 inches of water trem ‘the ©. 0. caual. Possessicn gould bewiven April'tat, ssi.” Avply to LOCisA \ IN, 3102 Pst. Geontetown, D.C., C. M. and j MATTHEWS, 1508 Sist ots or ou tie promises, i | JQOR SALE—ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- ‘S00 pounds of Avate Type, iately hie face of th font te de- mirable, vod eonaition, aid cayabie cellent service fortwo or three” searoua paperat moderate circulaciou, Will be sold cheap iu bulk. Ade | @res THE EVENING STAM AEWSPAPER OO, Lupgtor LOST AND FOUND. Sin sua ivr hee susall Uisek Teather puree 3, two lead pencily. ahd several in use on this pa car tickets. “Finder will please returu to Star oflice receive reward. * eae | Js OST—GOING FROM LANSBUKGH'S TO Bos: ton Vat 1th st., then uj to” Woodwa: ‘xual black pocket bai, containing, SOF in “Tay juder will please return to. Miss a sun a eee iatning $29. $10 reward if left with H. E. 519 2d st. OST —POCKET-BOOK, CONTAINING $15 IN money, check on bank in Alexandria, drawn Uy Fiauk M.‘Adauns for 21-52, payable to! Goonre & Son, and quarterly coiumutation ticket issued EF andG.peitreel tot emdercigned ‘Liters! tee | ward given if returned toGBO. FREEMAN, 1414 32d st., West Washington. ep6-3t OSTA BUNCH OF KEYS, ON STEEL KIN Loss y.. Finder rewarded ‘by leaving st i 310 Gib wt mw. poate OST—A GOLD BROOCH, A CAT HOLDING & betwoon, ite paweraloo © Black Avtcoc leit under w ‘of the aquare. A. the warden ‘will be paid for the return of eitber or hock these articles to 10 Lafayette Square. aye ooraeererae [atta a eaten pe Donget wk Fauw, or it. 1st A BLACK fe | premarin eee sold ae S100 HEME WL BE rap FoR THE EE $100 wre r,cf the ody of the tome whe, wa Dec. 27th last, Apply to 407 Loth st. nw. Pr oa BOARDING. SSS A aes OF of for the summer for no children’ best relereness given. Aadrese ANDSOMELY FURNISHED F'ifoms susie clase week of month: st the BUCKINGHAM. v20 MePherou st, ‘Square. apt-or ING—1326 W,, OPPOSITE FKANK- ay a saben a ‘owners; ‘cor, 8th and F ots, Seal a < ae ect en soe ‘