Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: >. TrUuRDAY. ening Star has a reeulnr. permanent m more than treble t of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors whowish to possess their manuscripts, J un- used, shouid Keep a copys Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, if its appearance the same day ts desired, reach the fice not later than 12 o'clock noon. S82 No attention pid to Anonymous Letters or Communientions on any subject. One éf the principal advantages which may be hoped from the organization of a central com- mittee composed of citizens of the different sec- tons of the city, will be thesentiment of inunicipal nony which ought to arise from the general discussion and appreciation of the needs of these different sections, As long quarter of the city views the others with a selfish hostility rust, and acts upon the principle that its own needscan be met only by prejudicing Cdn- gress to the point of ignoring the needs of its neighbors, so long will the city, speaking with divided voice, be without influence upon the ques- tion of its own improvement. But when these quarters cease y to be hostile camps, when the improvement of one part of the city will be recognized as a benefit to all, when the collected eitizens learn to assent with cheerfulness to the principle that the most pressing need should be first met wherever it 13 found, and When ali appreciate that with a littie patience the city’s reventies Will prove sufficient to improve every section, a dis- tinet forward step will be taken in the efty’s his- tory. Every citizen of the District, no matter in ‘which section his residence may be, should feel, for instance, an interest in both Toads and elty streets, and in all the streets whether north, south, east or west of the Capitol, in useful 1m- provements and in ornamental projects, like Rock Creek park, in south and northeast Washington ‘allroad grievances, and in suburban develop- ment no matter towards what point of the com- pass they may spread. Considerable advances have already been made to unity and harmony. If the new associations with their central committee can still tusther empha- size the fact that the people of the District are members of the same household with common in- terests, and that for one part to attempt to gain tts enas by cutting another's throat 1s suicidal to the community, there will be good reason for con- gratulation, ———— ‘The Commissioners have gone a dishing in the hodge-podge of District laws, aud have brought to the surface a statute curiosity, an alleged law, antiquated and forgotten, which forbids, with In- significant exceptions, the keeping open of any Place of business on Sunday. It is claimed in opposition to this particular prohibition, that it never became a law, through a failure of themayor tosignit, and the absence of circumstances dis- pensing with his signature. By burrowing back a little further into obsolete District law one might expect, however, to find some counterpart of the Connecticut blue laws. It fs to be hoped that the Commissioners have not undertaken the task of proving the odiousness of obsolete and obsoles- cent District law by a strict enforcement of ever? ‘twhave been repealed. The District sadly needs a harmonious body of statute law, adapted toits present wants, sweeping away e: ark= able collection of lezal curiosit strosities and antiquities, In thisrevision or code ample pro- ‘vision should be made compelling the orderly and decent observance of Sunday. Modern legislation on the subject will nof, however, prevent clerks and others trom ¢ their meals on that day rooms. A religious sect among the ancients observed the Sabbath by remaining all day in the precise post- Won in which the rst moment of the Sabbath found them. The curious prohibitions of the blue Jaws are well known. Washington jg not ready for such laws, either in the suape of Rew legisla tion or in the shape of obsolete statutes resur- Feeted for a purpose. $< es, 0 ‘The letter of Capt. Frank P. Davis, of the Mobue, Ala, Lomax Rites, printed elsewhere, ‘akes the only practical and proper view of the question, now joveragitating some compantes in that state. As Capt. Davis says, the committee of te drill bas the right tomake its own rules. Itany one elsewhere does not like those rules, the perfect Fight-does not fail them to remain from under the rules, Butthat right neod not necessarily carry ‘with It the obligation to speak for others, nor yet ‘the necessity for attempting to organize a very Targe tempest in a very small teapot. Capt, Davis is a representative Alabama soldier, and has wen prizes with his company at the only ‘two drills it has ever attended. He states plainly ‘thas Mobile does not feel that his withdrawal will emore than adrop of water to the ocean of Na- tional Guardsmen here in May; and we think that sober second thought Will show his general view of the somewhat absurd situation to be that of the soldiers and of the people of the South, Texas ‘and Kentucky have already spoken decisively on ‘his point; and the most graceful, manly and soldierly thing for the two Montgomery com- antes to do, is to drop the agitation, come to the camp and meet such associates as they may choose, from the field of some thirty States en- ‘tered for the drill. ———— ‘The Prestent has his own ideas about the apph- cation of the retaliation law, and refuses to yield ‘any more to the people who beg him to be gentle than to those who urge him to strike out wildly. His letter to the American Fisheries Union ts calin and temperate in tone, but full of firm resolve. It shows that its author appreciates the responsi- bilities of his position as weil as {ts opportunities, Ft would be easy fora touch-and-go statesman to make use of such @ correspondence as this to cre- ‘ate political capital for himself; and the self-com- mand of the President in declining to commit his admmistration either to a temporizing or to a vio- Jent policy in advance of tne occurrence of a test case, will commend ftself to the judgment of the Dest cftizens of our own republic as well as to the Fespect of the foreign power most directly inter- ro ‘Wr. Charles A. Dana ts quoted as saying, in re sponse to arecent inquiry, that he does “not think it possible, under any conceivable etrcum- stances,” that the New York delegation to the Rext national convention of the democratic party “will support Mr. Cleveland for President. This ‘Wiew may prove correct, and yet there were poltti- cal prophets in 1884, who, down to the very end of ‘the canvass, continued to proclaim that “Grover Cleveland is beaten.” These things are mighty Uncertain. We shail all be abie to tell more about ‘them sixteen months hence than no} ——— nae eis {proposed to make Alaska the American Siberta for criminals, This is another blow aimed at Canada, the present place of exile for wealthy American law-breakers, and the Canadian hotels see very little in the proposition to commend. The feeling over the line 1s understood to be that if a crtminal has not secured money enough to come voluntarily to Canada, he is not worthy of exile to high latitudes. ‘We occupy our entire space this evening announcement of a new institution, A BARGAIN COUNTER, and which is to be permanently located near to door of No.1117 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. We shan’t advertise remnants, but anything we buy particularly cheap andcan sell below the usual market price. Nor ‘will we use much of this valuable space. A few lines ‘will tell you of the bargains for the following day. We are going to train you to look for each evening's announcement by quoting genuine bargains. We know if we deceive you once we have lost your confidence forever. FOR MONDAY, FOR MONDAY, FOR MONDAY, FOR MONDAY, FOR MONDAY, FOR MONDAY, 200 Pieces 27-inch CHEESE OLOTE, at 4340. yard. | Colors: Light and Medium Blue, Light Pink, Crimson, apparent enactment, which they cannot discover | Old Gold, Cream, Cherry, Heliotrope, Cardinal, and White. We think the quality must be superior to the Cheese Cloth usually sold, for we can positively guar- antee thecolors. We will shew you samples we have had washed. IN THE FOTURE we shall quote our “BARGAIN COUNTEE SPE- CIALTY™ in a few lines, which wil! be found some- where in the advertisement of the PPPl Peep ak © a Hf S88 pee AAO AA H Sssq = Po ACA Tien 2°A Tt Sy58 RRR 00 ¢ ¥ ERO Oo YY & E mts y Bz RR 00 ¥ 4&4 LT (A. LISNER, Proprietor,) ao 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ERE s PGE ODE A Be uu 88 bo fk ZER UU 4600 tun A aA ‘This is not the name of a Congh Mixture, nor a Corn Salve. Its the name of a new shape in Spring Bonnet, ‘& shape made exclusively for us: shape that is alieo- Iutely new, and a shape that has one crowning beauty— it is equally becoming to young or middle-aged ladies. Ask for it—We will show it. ‘Ask for it—If you want to see it, Ank for it—It is entirely new. Ask for it—It will become you. Ask for it—It is very stylish. ‘Ask for it—And get the latest. ‘Ask for it—And try iton. Ask for it—And look it over. ‘Ask for it—Because we ask you. ‘Ask for it~For your own sake. Ask for it=If you don’t buy it, ‘Ask for it—And you will try it. ‘Ask for it~Here is the only place, Ask for it—When you can see the Nzw Seana Dar Goons W. W. BURDETTE & CO. ‘Have now a full and complete stock of all the New Fabrics of this Season’s Importation. Black and Colored Surah Silks, at 75c., 91 snd $1.25, ma SUks, at $1, $1.35, 61.50, $1.75, €2 Gros Grain Silks, at 75e.,$1, $1.25. 81.50, 61.76, ‘82 and s2. A magnificent stock of Priestley’s celebrated Black Goods, Cloths, at 75c., $1 and $1.25. ‘Melrose Cloths, at #1 1, $125 and 81.50. Mesaveue Re ianctes ie: ‘We keep mothing but the best goods at the lowest W. W. BURDETTE & 00, 928 7TH ST. AND 708. ‘EST. .W. ie Ee ‘We beg tocall attention to our Ladies’ Tailor. ing Department, in charge of Mr. Geo. White, ‘Which is now in complete working order, ‘We shall beglad to show Mr, White's pur- ‘chases made in London and Paria for this ‘season, both in costumes, and also in piece goods, from which we are prepared to make toorder elegant, perfect-fitting garments, We also desire to say to his customers, as ‘Well as to our own friends, that the enlarged facilities which Mr. White enjoys with us enables us to make Garments and Dresses at ®much more reasonable price than was pos- sible under his former conditions, Mr, ‘White will be glade to quote prices and show samples of his work, In this connection we beg to say that it is our intention to make this department the equal of any similar one in the United States, and we shall allow no ‘Work toleave the establishment which isnot ‘up tothe highest standard and satisfactory to the customer in every respect. ‘Mr. White's Parlors are located on the third oor, easily accessible by elevator. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, apo Ovex Tomo Use 11 Orctoce. 43 THERE'S NOTHING TO BE GAINED BY DELAY, BUT SOMETIMES A GREAT DEAL TO LOSE, YOU MIGHT AS WELL SE- LECT YOUR SPRING SUIT THIS EVENING, AND THEREBY HAVE ALL THE SERVICE YOU CAN OUT OF IT, A8 TO LONGER DE- FER ITS PURCHASE. THE SIZRS ARE NOW FULL, 80 THAT YOU CAN BE FITTED WITHEASE. THE ASSORTMENT OF KINDS AND STYLES AND FABRICS WHICH WE SUBMIT FOR YOUR APPROVAL EXCEEDS ANYTHING WE HAVE EYER BEFORE SHOWN. THE MATCHLESS FITTING QUALITIES OF OUR GARMENTS PUTS MERCHANT TAILORING IN THE SHADE. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. THEY ARE NEARER PERFECTION THAN ANY HAVE YET REACHED. OUR SUPERB STOCK OF TAILOR-MADE BODY-FITTING SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS MUST BE SEEN IN CONNECTION WITH THE PRICES: WE NAME TO REALIZE THE UNPRECE: DENTED VALUES WE ARE NOW OFFER- ING. ALL WOOL SUITS IN SACK AKD CUTAWAY FROCK STYLES IN EVERY CON- CEIVABLE DESIGNS, SUCH AS PLAIDS, CHECKS, STRIPES, &c., kc, AT 810, 912, AND $13.50. GENUINE IMPORTED CHE- ‘VIOTS, TWEEDS AND CASSIMERES AT $16, 16.50, $18, AND 920, THE EQUAL IN POINT OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE OF THE FINEST CUSTOM TAILORING. THE FIT AND SHAPE OF THESE GOODS ARE BE- ‘YORD COMPARE; THE WORKMANSHIP ARD ‘TRIMMINGS ARE OF THE HIGHEST ORDER OF MERIT, AND THIS EVENING 18 AS GOOD A TIME AS ANY TO SELECT a SUIT, BAKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIERS, 300 To 308 SEVENTH ST. ‘Will open MONDAY a new lot of CRINA and INDIA SILKS, in choice designs. pr a in BLACK LOUISINE SILK, at $1; "Steck and and White NOVELTY SILKS, for combins- New lot ENGLISH CHEOK SUITINGS, for ‘Tailot- made dresses. New lot LACE FLOUNOINGS and EDGES. ‘New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, ‘New BLACK GOODS. apo p4=t your ey mie for repainting old Carriages, Buggies, wna ready-mixed Carriage Black in ore arta age ae ‘It dries hard in a few hours, ‘No Rubbing! No Varnishing! No Extra can contains more than enough to paint s car- Price, $1 Per Can, ‘For sale by wags B. MoGILI, ‘Dealer in Paints, Oils, Glass and Building Supplies, a te? ee ea ee, Exciesive Tomer te Simecet ms oo AR aia eae AND Di ‘Bou! Bau “sear, Bp ate Mi schiteat ZePatES, IN ENTIREL we ROVEEVIES IX IMPORTED “ALL-WOOL” CHAL- is ms Ase preteen ae PEABNICS deere Rie Per eon ae NG 10°98 HANGING FROM 2s es aN Ape WHITE INDIA saa; “ene AND ely COLA AIS nee ae Ne Leah FRANCAL MOIRE FRANCATS! aX BLACK, WHITE AND ALL BY, EMBROIDERED “BLACK FICHUS AND ALE THE NEWEST STYLES 1x SOLS, UM- AE AND CARRIAGE SHADES = ta7 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, «SEATON PERRY, Penn Boriprxa, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st. Established 1840. ap AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR! Gowns, LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS, four clusters of tucks, two rows of inserting, rufile of embroidery around neck and sleeves, herring-bone finish, good muslin, only 75c. Best gown ever offered for the price. Also another Style, with four clusters of tucks, two rows of inserting, ruffle of embroidery around yoke, neck and sleeves, 98c.; former price, $1.48. LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS, all-over yoke of em- broidery, Mother Hnbbard style, best quality of mus- lin, $1.25; former price, 1.69. LADIES' CAMBRIC GOWNS, tucked yoke back and front, ruffle embroidery round neck and sleeves, best quality of cambric, only 84c, LADIES’ CAMBRIC GOWNS, yoke of pin tucks ‘back and front, best quality of cambric, 76c.; former price, 980. SEIRTS. MUSLIN SKIRTS, ruffle of embroidery, cluster of tucks above, only 7c. ; former price, 98c. LADIES’ SKIRTS—SPECIAL BARGAIN—Deep rnfle of blind French embroidery, best quality mus lin, $1.48. LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS, deep raffle of embroid- ery, cluster of tucks in ruffle and cluster of tucks above, at $1.25; former price, 1.59. We have several styles at same price. = CHEMISE, LADIES’ MUSLIN CHEMISE, three different styles, im square and round neck, trimmed with inserting and tucks, 48¢.; former price, 59e. LADIES’ MUSLIN CHEMISE, six different styles, made of best quality muslin, square neck, trimmed with yoke of embroidery and tucks, 76c.; former price, 98e, LADIES’ CAMBRIC CHEMISE, square neck, yoke of medica lace, herring-bone finish, best quality of cambric, 98c. LADIES’ CAMBRIC CHEMISE, square neck, yoke of pin tacks and embroidery, 63c. DRAWERS, LADIES’ MUSLIN DRAWERS, deep hem and three clusters of tucks, best quality of muslin, 39¢. LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, cluster of tucks, rafile of embroidery, 50c. LADIES’ CAMBRIC DRAWERS, cluster of tucks in ruftle and tucks above, 50c. LADIES’ CAMBRIC DRAWERS, four clusters of pin tucks, deep hem, trimmed with medica lace, 98c. ; former price, $1.25. We have the largest and most select assortment of CORSET COVERS from 25c. to $3.48. In addition to the above, we carry as well-selected a stock of Fine Cambric and Muslin UNDERWEAR as is Possible to keep. All our Underwear is mado up of material we can warrant. The workmanship is the best, and above all, WE WILL WARRANT THE WEAR OF ANY GAR- MENT BOUGHT FROM Us. Our Underwear Stock is kept separate from all other stocks. No inconvenience to shop. Se SATURDAY/ APRIL 9, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET. =. LW. HELP, WANTED—SITUATIONS. cnn | EE ‘raah aud ou in voll day San Na EN PSOE wy oo | Say SED ARPRTCE TOT TE Wie eran aed oe Weretct nen wont ‘ONE WAIST AND ment anda es meady employment tg strictly ile Tish stow apo Be” ANTED—YOUTH TO LEARN THE PAPER AND Station aun epiationery business. “Apply with reference to, WANTRD_A RESPECTABLE GIRT FOR GEN. houserorie: no washin ning: en ral ousenor: no 1 OF inci must i Good reference. Apply 1109 we aaa ete BETWREN THE AGE rE 15 Zpust come, well recommended. THE PALAIS ROYAL Tih aud Foamy anieweee ie Wess 9000 CANVABSER AT ane ‘ANTED—WOMEN ber and Kitchen Mai Broome. Soo, airs Fagan Dal ANTED-EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR Be a eee TG department. ‘The Palais Royal, cor. Pa. ave. and, "ARTED MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, AND cree Can make from @. Ba a per week and thei No. canv: AID ‘SUPPL’ jot sto ap9-6t we INNING si AND KITCHEN BOY, ‘a reliable first-class white caterer; siso a Situa- Hon for a first-class white cook, ‘who thoroughly un- derstands ent can furnish the best of = ence, AUdress Box 107, Btar oiice. WANTED STOR sah YORK CITY AND ais ‘urps, Women Cooks, and suburbs, Cooks, Nurses, Men, Cooks, Waiters, Farmers: Dring “hoes: (Sivedigh and German women wanced. SBURNEAM, 30-4 632 F at. .w. apu-6t* ‘ANTED—A WOMAN TO NURSE AND DO Wiiittterson Wiling to Bo to the country for the summer. 1321 New Hainpshire av Wien ive H HONEST AND INDU: HOU White Girls; one as cook, washer and jroner, and hanibertiaid and waitress, 1717 De Salen st. one as ¢l Wise KNOWN — RS Rate! AX 1, DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED Frame) uti recund orthint door, th riaall pe TB Tesi ” va er ANTED—B Save Rom BURLEY ect aenanes ae Hearts ENT—927 DBT. N. re | Es drome for, Nonsek eh th cS | Sea od Ree vallinns age Nie coke, ‘FOR o_O cae weitere ti Ste Bu mane HAM, 63 Fot. — BY A GERMAN GIRL, WHO | WANTED-BE AG cS WHO co ERRER ‘waxes $15. 3 B.B., it tor ~FOR Light HOCSERERRING. unfurnished Pron it Rooma, well: Fen eos pam atcerdir ce oe oe i” Pe BT TH ST. N. By: BET UST A XD ‘ooo i th Sa or. Gailon Momiay, Reterences ty ‘ANTED—BY A A COLORED 25 YEARS OF ‘OF himelf twetul about the house ital Toma se — TANTED—A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUA- Pawan o ae Lake ‘WWANTED— iL) »MPETENT Br tees Pee tee eee ee X eat $or'70, Bearothce. 'ANTED—BY A COLORED GR a aironTiO ‘as nurse or chambermaid; no objection to tra ing, “Call at S317 Sth st n.w., Near Grant avenue. It Wat. Taorigen ty giana A Stat ATION 58 cluidren's governess oF references, Address Madame Bw. ne ‘ANTED-SITUATION — on: cans Ate, single, can speck Ene cam ‘of reference. Address GRADUATE, Star aps-2t" ees SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN ae clerk in grocery, meat and provision, business: ees CHEERFUS. FURNISHED eonregienesdnfuwata loi” gone only; ‘pelvate fatally mces; 1213 Q tor. 1th aw. ie | og eS yg a for storage uf I pai on the premises — JOR RENT—SEVERAT. NEATLY FURNISHED with or an oh board, in in ——— Howard University. —— poe FE B RENT—SEVERAL Di DESIRABLE FU FURNISHED me for lish ota. Call FOP iNet nw A PAR TAT, 1306 T ST., = POSITE FRANK- Sool at olan togentleman only; @6 per ae ref: louse to yall fs Sige awit pasvieatass, THWESI sf ousekeeging: modern inuprove- | ae ae gmail front Room, furnished, third floor; RENTON MAI (MAY IST, PART OF & VER! Fas RENT_1226 0 STREET, NEAR 1OWa CIR_ eight Fears’ experience age twenty-three and can fur- Beautiful bay.window front rooms, first and the best references given of this ci Phird Moors, {uruished” ‘Nefereuces oxchaiget Der PROVISION, Staromce. © x | Hightful meighburhocd, 1" reucee CACRANENT st ‘ANTED BY A YOUNG WIDOW OF Bi ment a ear-old, child, situation aa echtloman's family: not efere ee RENT—THREE COMMUNICATING ROOM Ftiona gears leur gosores ree parlor ou Meet inact Supuahod tn th pelvate fs = ANTEDAEY A FRENCH PEROON- GHITUATION "6 ion to sn elderly lady; WeEee to traveling. CAs Star office, apt 3" Wi step- Bria LADY, WITH LITTLE GIRE AGED dressmaker sewing; accustomed to best class of work po tion to light housework; baa referenoe, cH. gar WED —A NEAT, TIDY WHITE GIRD, 5 ae general housework: no cooking, washing or iron- ing; must bring references, 1309 13th st.n.w. 1t WARg Astor Sry MES SUy F outdoor positio: to12,510 Tthats new. Wann bey, SIXTEEN TO KIGHTEEN YEARS old, of, steady habits, and who js willing to work Cae WANTED—LOTS. Glove to aventie cara RENT — FOUN UNFURNISHED 200m table for light housekeeping, either Ist or moderna improvements; near three lines of cars. ‘sth st. nw. iv TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED SPO- lor. Also, thind floor Rooms, at very . 912 2th at, maw. it ton RENT— FOR HOUSEKEEPING, FIRST foo. 3 square rooms, with use ‘of fourth sseand water,south front on Park, usetie a avenue Dw. ae WANTED 5,70 LEAS ,_ WITH, PRIVILEGE OF ‘buying, large Corner Lot: northeast, near North Capitol .: price and where Tot can be seen. ‘ASE, Star office. 2 Wage oe IN THE NORTH SUBURES, especially those acre Ry: map. 21, Star office, Ludiow's recent ‘Address Bo: erate }, to assist in office. Must come recom- Mined. "Address J. Ci, Star offices it TANTED—! 1D COO*K, | SETTLED ‘COLORED ma, with good refereh, Place, between 1b and 19th and WANTED SANA AQTIVE BOY TO RUN ERRANDS \d feed press. 1407 G st. ANTED — WELL-RECOMMENDED COLORED Wit for family in country. Box 9, Btar office. ENERGETIO MAN TO REPRE. lao a lady of gentleman a4 ‘commniesio: ply at VERBAL NOVELTY COn 101s Petmeyivante ue bw. WWANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DAIRYMAN, aa W ‘ised to te core of fue stock Address Box Star office. ‘ANTEDEXPERIENCED SALES LADY Department. Apply to THE BON MARCHES Bie-Sis tha oy TANTED. IAN TO IRON SHIRTS. Ss ¥ aUb10 Oth st tne. French n Laundry. ap9-3t* ANTED—TWO WHITE GIRLS FROM ae apply 1823 Jetter. | TANTED—AN- sent us in Vi agent in thin city North, who have worked together. one coo) one louse girl,” Inquire this eveviag oF Monday at 24 Grant Place. at WANtens, YOUNG WOMAN TO DOG RAL housework in a family of three ae Must be ‘willing vat, good a V ANTBD—AN EXPERIENCED HAND TO WORK on dairy and truck farm, near W: ton; must have thopotgh kuowleaye of fie business; whige preferred. Address Q. XS ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO HELP WAIT 0) ‘ABLE (white); German preferred, Apply nw. V ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A TAILORESS. AP- ply at JOHN G. SCHWAB'S, 711 7th st. s.w. aps: D=A YOUNG PHARMACIST WITH ONE ino years experience: inust be well Fecou: mended, Apply at 500 9th st. Ww, ANTED—A_ RELIABLE - id and waitress, with city reference; one that speaks French preferred. Call at 15 honest. SEE HAS W hosts PArbOrs, 1285 ad stWvest Waghine- ton. aps-2t" ‘ANTED—A WOMAN COOK. WHITE P ferred. Apply 430 11th st. TANTED—AN EXPERI Ween atk) cheap for cash. Starofice ‘ANTED—A SEGOND-HAND BED-ROOM SUIT, (W ‘ak wainet orcherry: inust be im goog condition: State price, We. Address Q. Star offices Att ANTED-A BABY TO WET NURSE BY A healthy young woman. Address ©. i 1, Siar WEE BUY A BAR QOUNTER D 1N 3905 condition. Address F. YANTED—A a ECEOPRAN Sa ast ae sntees to teach old or young 47 aire in singin; R ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Saou within 1Lmo, locks, of Pension and fue of ating ew house; Board if desired ‘st. nw. Gentlemen only. x R RENT—APRIL 15TH, PART OF RESID! Fiveren ioome- 1015 14th ot. nw. Rent taken Dees ae ase a ae RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS, W 3 Brats ioarg, nee iePiprane bank Tags FS exchanged, Transients accgumodaied. i010 isthet OR RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D cag Boors, snodera, improvementa: north aint gouth re; on line of carsand ‘irwt-clact P21 &. Capitol st, Grant row. tht2-bw" Fe RENT_UNFURNISHED—THREE DESIRA- le, communicating roome and summer Kitchen; fiodera immprovemente: Stet door. desirable neigh no children; references: 11158 at. n.w. ay: i RENT—THIRD FLOOR; NEW HOUSE; 0C- by. commer: every convenience: suitable Ly rel 25 14th, near Corcoran st ee ape R RENT—TO LADIES OR COUPLE WI ER LAD) THOUT : yuarter, for 84. ‘unfurnished rooms and bat Sian foreatcehes. 120) Voth sk aw Pat nx. kent low to the right party. ape-att ANTED-T0 BUY ONE O TWO HUNDRED | FOR BENT QW sates of CAMITAL TAPE WAITING" a a Furmiahed Rooms, with Board. tock. Mansachianerta i HIGHLAND TERRACE. ANTED-IT KNOWN THAT THE ard ae Fas BENT—VEBY PLEASANT SOUTH FRONT Worivated cases ot i ‘Please ed oF uiifuruiahed: sanitary pi address or call on JA. BEES OST C80 x excellent table bound ia house TiS L eae if not entirely cured. V ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT A positive remedy for Malaria, Fever and is ELIXIK BABEK, ulso, the be-t tonic for at a ing the syatem, A pure veretablecompound: contains Ro quinine. At Drugyists, 0c. 8 bottles for $1.25. _Bp9- ‘ANTED—SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, ON FIRST- Sider reel entatey one of two years emo Commmadian. r "B. Star Gilice. ape WANTED FOR THE COMING MONTH) FIVE hundred people fo male happy, by one of the most wonderful agents of ieslth. ‘Sure, cure for every case of Piles, Rheumatism and Indolent Sores, When tried, you can't say too much for it, Sold Dy the leading drunsists. Pile Oline, ¥.0. Lock Box V TANTED-TO WIKE-BY THE WEEK, a GOO! Horse, depo with Wagon suitable for a mod Pusiness. Rat ee ee moderate, Address, s jowest terms, &. Star office. . apa JANTED THE WipOW OF 4 MARON. MUCH =| WAS need of money, desires the loan of $300 at per cent, for one year; will 1 ive Fe eegel ngee ara Ture as security. Address V ‘ANTED—TO a ee ee Saat ing-House and Stable, in good neighborhood = aaa for first-class green grocery. 3 ‘STIS, HST NW TWO COMM bath. K oating Hoome on third flor -Foom sane it RENT-SECOND FLOOR SINGLE Ol suite, two front Rooms on thint oor, ones Wall | 3 Foom; beautiful location. 708 10th st. nw. spr ot OR RENT_1024 17TH ST. N.W. EGENISHER Kooms, with private bath-rooms.” hot and old water, lange closets, Meferences Tequized. RRENTOTWO OR THREE UNFO Rooms, or two furnished, beautifully | vate, bath. 2604 Vermont ‘ave, near ow FOR BENT-COn, OTH AND. IANS. AVENUE. Large nicely furnished frout Rooms with Board. Fouthern and eastern exposure. ‘Three lines of curs References exclimued. BRENT -ROOMS—TURNISHED O8 UN nished, on Ist, 2d and 3d flours, with frst-< ‘Fusranteed. Location. vei rable. References exchanged. 315 Cst-n-w-m30-1 OR RENT_920 NEW YORK AVE. N.W., NEWLY furnished Rooms on second and thind floors, en ALL RELIABLE MAKES OF CORSETS KEPT IN handle Webster's Unabrid; Dicionay: Sold on | 21, Star office. api: se | auiteor ingle, at moderate prices. mb226-13%* STOCK. instalments. C. A. SHEEHY 06 Fataw. | WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID. FOR 1k RENT—ROOMS, NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY ‘Uusecweas Deperteamit on Seana Foes apszt" aN ‘second-hand Clothis Pistols | A’ turninhed:, wire sures tnd “hair ruattressen in Z WVANTED-DUNDORF'S EMPLOYMENT BU- | Stoves, Carpets, Feather i Carper Ti aa eYery som: delightfully egot kn surainer, with Bret eee DamAuataO Ry laGiente eer ena. wore | Sal mire pee igo | class board at the ‘auburn. Peuuayivanis ay white and colored, for sll Kinds of domestic labor, Bar oso, —— her = mb L A NNN 983, 7 with reference. “717M st. nw." mbS0-2w" | \WTANTED-TRY A POUND OF BOTTEMINE AT Eo RA ORNS Seg. 2o2 ‘ANTED_A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL, GERMAN | ghiy wich buticr bold at 30, and 9 conta; Petar ad FOR RENT_FLATS. L ASA NNN co 25 Ost aes Tree 12 COOK wash, and hs Sol | wet your, money. ‘Stalls 349-50-51 Center Market, TLLL A A NNN Sxs8 at 1319 Q st. 2 1830-20" 1B RENT_FLATS" FURNISHED AND UNFUR- oST BE STE! nished, in a desirable part jeand Conv. gan 26 ehlanmtetae ae ANTED- DARREN: MUST BE STEADY. CALL Ween FAGAN UME GARAND | ica totes incoarauest ae = a re Bo, UU kee © O° Und “COMPETENT: WOMAN To COOK. | Dutselal Colusa Cowles HnprSved Bins | app JOHNSTON, BoB UU BR Goo HoH (usb and fron, Nose other need phly. 708 Masa. | Pipes aud Fire Escapes, wi So SEs bal- ‘ap7-3t"~ | cobles, stairways, Sc. Plans and BBE UU «6 HR «(GGG «=H H|ave.ne. References required. wr aS iabe F N o WANTED A QOMPETENT YOUNG | WHITE ‘OR _RENT—STORES. oo BBE RRR, (00, 7's58s Woman as cook and for general housework (no ANTED-SECONDHAND FPRRITURE, CAR ‘CAR- = ae, Bobet 3" 8, washing) in aamall tumily. Good “Address Wise ite a BASEMENT, 1308 PA AVE.,' &E, BPBEPRS 9 a8... | Boris. Star Popuid. Address BAUM, 210-081 Tibet fe, Manes FRR UE Seis oie: sees sae BS NTED—AGENTS AND _CANVASSE! bas ~ipeelon oes alae Allis Soderin our Civ Wars) “eelts Beevclos WANTED 10 KNOW OF 4 SINGLE DISEASE POR RENT STORE NORTHWEST CORNER 77H pict wea ae ivetertory. dragrant sed soothing’ compound, ighiy: reouue | Guat Seas Sossitel ss hese caer OF MNT FONTS t terms: exclusive: 420-422-424-426 Seventh street. stone E WATSON, General Agent, 1300. Rl ia) pene on ok: Ee ea orien and ‘fakin - ‘ we S. any Mat, oda eS sae es re Sale err: (Buccessor Marr LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. ‘ANTED—OANVASSERS FOR THE COLUMBIA So tees yp for) pest 2 Fat we. Inour Engraving Department we will continue en- ae wual Life Amociation. FEANK. J: oe mh26-Im* _H. L. VILLEE & CO., 209 Pa. ave. n.w. FOR RENT SpE 1220 G ST. 7 7, WITH Secre' a Jide rnd ated tats LG B30. mtian ace NTY LAND WARRANTS_WM. J. ‘SWORMSTEDT seine yw Raa ee oop er eis so Taal OD NTEDTADEES eae Currie WHE “vorneyat Lam too die Drolt | ap6-6t tee cards We tual measure ai Bu Mt ek ee for 40c. All our work warranted and delivered in anal prion; cuttings tternecut.t6 | RIMGUt: Sued Tor services ik aay wae Mase B RENT_OLD-ESTABLISHED FEED AND twenty-four hours. apo Sesoures a meat 1010 Fat ne ira hr Building. £26-3m | Rebellion. mh18-1m* Figer Store: 8 good chance for perty wis ANTED—BY THE FRANKLIN RELIEF ASSO- (ANTED—ONE MILLION CASES OF SORE | {alu'New York awees Por mom! HES Hablemen ty not os aneinr ctoneicnne ‘ot ceseary. BINRICH WEIGHS Aromage peels oh R RENT—STORE 731 77H, AND STORE AND ents: experience not 7 Serene Dar Goons For further formation apply 231 r eae pe WS mb1@tin | A Dwelling 711 sth st. nw. Inquire of D. BALLAUF, ‘We have a beautiful line of Spring Dress Goods, in all shades, prices and qualities, 12}c., 15c., 25c., 37¢-4 50c., 62}¢c., T5c., 87 4c. A fine stock of Satteens, ‘12%c., 15c, 25c, French Satteens, 25c., reduced from Sic, 1 case short end Ginghams, from 2 to 10 yards, Zan- aibar make, 10c. piece, price 15c. A fine stock of trimming velvets, from 75c. to $1.50. * Table Linens and Napkins in great variety from 23c., 50c. to $1. Our Hosiery and Underwear department never was ‘better suppled, and popular salesmen will serve you. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 999 713 Market Space. Freon Rossreo Corrzes. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT, THE FINEST GRADES, THE LOWEST PRICES, At Fe E. M. BURCHARD & BRO-8, > aps.2t Penneylvania ave., cor. 4 st. Two Tes Are everywhere giving COLGATE & CO's “EUREKA” BOAP the lead over any other, Ast, It is by reason of the Extraordinary In- ucements offered dealers to push it, the Quick- ‘est Selling Soap on the market, Ra. Tt positively affords consumers the best ‘feturn for its cost—FOUR CENTS PER CAKE— of any Soap ever made, mh26-6,t,thlm Niw Howe Bromo Macures. sehe tandatd of exee tence id ck sedis weacuutasimagane| Wa 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, Sole Agente, 528 Oth st. hw. feo Blond Bnaing, | A WITH SLATE STOKE SHULVER, THE BEST YOR FAMILY USE. THR LOBILLARD REFRIGERATORS; Ske KNOWN FOR CLUBS, HOTELS AND «aes Massachusetts aye, bw. ee e x 2 office, a = mb19-s&f7t Wy ANTED-ALL FoRLo Seas, et Yee eae adhe Bweet and reliable. No tar. 10c7 etdrupgiete.n1 fom FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—DRESSMAKING MADE EASY BY ‘using PROF. CHRISTNER'S new “International system of Dresscutting, ote. with any inch-ruleor tape-mneasure al tailors and emi- bout Paris. Berlin a gna Pondon d dressmakers cut. Most easity learned, ray rehensive and practical, and fhe cbly system teaching the above and sete no re fitting. Patterns cut, materials fitted, bast of unde. ‘The syatein saughit by. Mme: 8. EAS Sconserratory of 2 Bat now, Washing: tof, D. W rANTED—EADIES ‘their own homes; guyetiz mate, Nopboto, Fo So er Ob, = Oa to $10 per week can be tine: Pecan yaned cl SEN x rticulsrs, please address, at’ on¢ ‘AiO. 19 Central st, Boston, Maa, 14-3. WANTED--ROOMS. ‘ANTED—ROOMS, BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE y aud serra ; Part of House, orseveral unfurnished in dorthwost section ; uo children. Permanent, Reavers, ia ith particulars, J. B.D. Star office. upoets ‘ANTED—TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED V Toons, first or second floor, with gas and heat; ey gested: reference give and required. | Ad- BP.0. Bo D—BY A D—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO iain Toralahed Hootna and Board witht private jcearif-desive reas, stating terms ununt be moderate), C.J. Z, Star ofice, © It" NTED_PERMAI Y—TWO OR THREE AN ralabed ished, Koons wits “watet/On sopond floors fein good location "and price stat nt sa ben good piven and required. Address i fo \ ae 7oL ‘7th st. new. fANTED—TWO UNFURNISHED, See eating Rooms, with bath, in the Firgt Ward, for a wife; will be nent if suited; ref- gentleman ve nd ‘required Audreas Box 71. Sar ofice. apo Wy ANTED ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM: OR TWO mu, on necod Hoo, ae iy. addSese etoting tertha Star office. — F H 4 i = ENTLEMAN, NICELY FoR "rout hostn with firs first-class Table Board; ‘Address, stat MS_WE HAVE CONCLU! site ‘part of Serhan apeaee rooms for rent to ‘Booms Riaren het. D. G ssp ee, oF ‘WANTED--HOUSES. meres Brocton & at nw. ‘ANTED_BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THEIR BWAitso css Job and book printing. We Pu Mia mh12 'ANTED—CONSTIPATION by taking “CLARK'S | CONSTIPATIO’ Se This is a remarkable daxatire, th from fruits and vegetal Can be taken freely. (No He rane ag ah dione soar eevee, Sis be | ACCOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED) OPENS, make 605 71 ne. audits, or ke by ee main! books; ae est iutricate sccoun! NOBLE 1400 New York ave. ‘a8-sewOm* Waa DYEING A} CLEANING. With entirely new mac! ° or ene etary in best so manner and on short workmanlike Boe Tig Tse see opp. the Fort Be opp. the Portland. jal7<3m* ‘ANTED—AT GEN. EF. BEALES: inran, horses to winter at 86 perm. :bo TANTED—MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS feruupated irom carpets furniture far, kat RWPURROEE BHO. 610 La ave: ‘ANTED—COMMUSSIONER OF DEEDS FOR mainiaslonen Jl BEALL. tol office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. J aegis A MONTH OR TWO MONTHS, Eiorangeye Que browater Vilage Cart to ‘M., Btar a 7 a STABLE_IN REAR OF 1812 Einow and very, le; five stalls and oom. Apply to A. T, BRICE, 714 loth st, MONEY TO LOAN. poxoan: ey) 000 ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, Spore sures W. TYLER, on RENT —s. ROOT cr yA EE ts 2 ae ik RENT. SEVERAL LE Fe, RENT — HIGHLAND De, wa Mase. ANE _ 4TH and Loth sts, elewaut somely it taken bow for two youre or more 6 Jews yer aunum than if jecuire CUTTER & WIMER, 14937 rear ith ee aw ‘Great fuses bet Othe LAG eae ese orand water2,30 3, CLARENCE DUVALL. (Successor to Di © Sys Pat we. T— SEYEN-ROOM HOUSE, WITH fer, €1, me. C8 Late Ww. C'BUVAnL, Petnw, 3002 12th. 7r.testore Ast.n.e.7F and ve BE Sr..1n 132.59 He Gr mit. By OF Gn. w., Sr. ake. JAS. H.MARI Real Batateand Insimies ves Tat n.w., store. landon Terrace, 34-586 Sumner, Se. 2 Bineden's alr, 10.30 &CAY WOOD, cor. Sr.AT5 2040 17th wt. now. Res 20 2006 13th wt - rd Och and K wtan.w, MASS. AVE N. E, TWO-STORE Brick; 5 rooms; 615, RYON & 3 513 7 at nw, —CORNER STH ST. AND MD. AVE § Brick Dwelling and Store, with rick stable: G25, KYON & TRACY, S13 7th et thw. ROK RENT_449 MASS. AVE, NW, COTTAGE OF 7 rooms; mod, iiups., for 625. Ru RR etd iT . E., ROOM BRICK; WATER, yas and sewer coumection; #16. OX § TRACY. 13 ap9-3t 7th wt ow JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘Stall House, near Portiaud Flats, @11, 7 ON st. BW, Mount 830. —DANE} OWER & 80 nis Lowa Circle, 12F8100 2207 io ae Ust nw. Sr, Or. #15.00 409 34 st. ne. Tr. 825.00 ir W A180 BAL Baby Sr, 10.00 339-35 i “4r.-.9.00 3 & 5 Clarke #t.s.w. are. 90 4r8.50 113 t01 aw Or UO 52, 34, 1109, 1111 Dea 907 Int st. nw. D 2&4, 1&Delavs, 7 ap)-3t* _C. H. PARKER, Corner 43¢ and Esta. a. — FURNISHED HOUSE, ON Q 8T., h and 21st ata. n: w., to Noveuber 1 ver month location” uns furnished. ith & OEM OR RENT TWO SMALL FOrR-woom ‘Houses, 27 an st; water and closets in the yards} 10 in advance.” Inquire at G11 N st. a. w. T NICE NEW TWO-STORY PRESS. Brick Store and Dwelling, with large cellar, corner New Hampshire ave. and [ sts. n.w., ove square trom Proneyivanisave., suitable for Drug or Gracey Storey 3 per mo. Apply ee z 617 Louisiana ave. JLOR_RENT—MOUNT PLEASANT, PARK 8ST, ts key mecumd dot, hot, water, stable anager dn. gen naulre BO Re st. “ *. aph-oe 1508 LOR RENT—TEN-ROOM DOUBLE Hic HOUSE AND miles trom cits 36 acres land, 1 shade: ve fandah in front of house; water ‘ihiiehea ——- Duildings. Inquire 2008 14th st. RRERT-T0 ADOLTS 4 EANpOOMELE FUR: aabed dteaidence in the West End very tor . K., Star office, four months or by the apo-3t* Soe AND 34 HST BW, SROCMS, water, $12.80 each: 455 L st. aw, w rome, 68: 808 Spots J toomn 1B KENT—NEW GRAND ARMY HALL 15th sta, levator, Kitchen, ‘heated ty steau, Ren kek fea evator, cated ym 5 orgauleatione can be accommodated: with paces of Ineeting on and after May 1, 1887. Lange ball eu "Kc, can also be ren the hall, between 41 aud ¢ “ef mien, at tise 1 5 Dark, a Dope gm pe Wed becday oF Peiday'eveatione,” epee ioe STORY, 3 1th, land Fi for balls, lectures, concerts, tc. Apply to JOH. mani a8 imonth. 8.C. ee SIX-ROOM BRICK {OR RENT—T AVE TWO NEW BRICK Hota five rooms: water in, yard CatROSD ik and tin the city for S100. A. ap0-3t 929 Fst, n.w., second ove. See $3 aos Proms and beth handsomely furnished an Upragut REAL Steluwey Piano, Will tent 1, 2, or years, 5x se! woe YOST, JR., 1629 13th et pat {er9]__THOS. F. WAGGAMA\ FOR RENT—1009, G STON. Wo FOURTEEN ; ss excelent n for officem, ——— eae ST Oy Oe LIEBER MANS ‘BH. WARNER & CO.. A 8 SS ETE 916 F st. nw. it RENT—NEW SEVEN ROOM BRICK 1 aoa os | Moser TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPT Hention toall applications. Appiy to _mbSldm OT Ft 435,000 DUNE Su fear or rin a nw, four pee ‘doors above F” | 943 ANTED STEAM CARPET CEN HL CHA scibiaave LOST AND FOUND. AY, APRIL 2, IN GOLN( OST—SATURD/ : 2, amare s Bick oM return to DROOP'S Musio Btored see op REWARD won A. Sg an ye ye SD serecrine needs? renimmed %0 aw. aes po ee stay [CATIONS TRAYED—A BLACK ‘ breast; No, 2364. for Hou’ or return to J eee Lumber. eo te | aED. lOUsE Sater ae yy SSE Ey Taek AND WIFE. NO visas ps see eceaees Fisiraed ne avs uesdny or will eall at aus tet after 4p. me REWARD BE return of Fox Terrier Pup: with vrais AS es 1.00 Seep Rae Be IAD Roe Tee ae, Sodan anes Se PERSONAL. Past, 1at Fe ps eal ‘MGXEE ALWAUs 1X OUR HANDS TO LOAN OX Me infactcry realestate security, i sums to wuitat Spgs Per SLL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st, nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON Ty nner 08.3, aesee 528-3 EAL ESTATE LOANS, ieee York ave. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REALESTATE, IN SUMS ‘suit, at lowest rate of interest. PODNDLAND |" es 5, O HOLTZMAN, corner 10th and F ste. u.' a To ee ene commissions. ‘GEO. W. LINKINS, cor. Hand 19th ste, lie ND 2 Sen LOAN! ity of all kinds. etc, W. i. DE! m H st. n.e., all modern it vements Owner wi take boon geiet! ute #22. DG, PROCTOR & SON, Real Estate, Tusurance, ie Fet aw, pati {OR RENT—HOUSES. ji ne. Fa LQ. Wer Pee an aoe" Ma ist fur., pos. J Ast, J7r., m '75 331,808, abi Day st. ir. 5 Or: 33 bs eT EPERE : 1541 Mat aw. get 1416 K st... Stable rear 1013 120i" * pede 4 id thoor. Sue E Waaei jo Mor TOLOANONE REALESTATE aT Lo AT LowEsT 1 KENT — FURNISHED, SEVEN TOON inion 1G st. n. w.; one room in 5 per month. ihguive on premises. Fok REx House. NORTHWEST: SIX Eane aaa Seca = ar ees Re a 303 7thst. nw. ESS aaa ese ree es get & circa eet eee ee Spee iene as = ee