Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1887, Page 4

THE EVEN WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... _-ADFHL 16, 1897. | CROSBY Ss. NOYE ING STAR, bona fide daily circulation more of any other daily paper published in THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve oF return rejected communications, Contributors wiowish to possess their ‘manuscripts, f un- used, should keep a copy 62 Matter of whatever character intended for publicaiion must, if 4s appearance the same day ts desired, reach the ufice not later than 12 o'clock noon. $8 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Communications on any subject, Senator McPherson, of New Jersey, looks for- ward with some misgivings to the Presidential contest of 1888. He does not feel at all confident of the power of the democratic candidate to pull through witn a “regular labor candidate” in the Meld to divide his vote. The Senator evidently re- gards the breach between the democrats and the labor reformers as wider now than ft was thirty months ago, when the labor party had an irregular candidate to vote for. ‘The power of the workingmen, as a class, to make themselves an important factor In the next national contest dependson something else besides the candidate, however. A good man to vote for is @ highty desirabie element in the case; but & consideration infinitely more momentous 1s the principles represented by that man. The most attractive candidate, personally, who ever ran for office would not stand the ghost of a ehanee ff suspected of ¢ ning a fancy for any of the social heresies which are masquerading in the guise of labor agitation now-a-days. The democratie party may not hold the best part of the labor vote in 18SS—of th MePherson 15 as well qualified as any one to prophesy; but the best thing that could happen to it would be to "3 national convention cap- 3 s, the communists, the niht- Usts or the anarchists, and the ute named by them. The honest workingmen of the country, in a solid body, would turn their backs upon such and the party whicn came nearest to ther hand would receive ti sion, ss ‘The season for stealing fowers from the city parking and destroying the shrubbery has fairly opened. Tireless vigilance and a few arrests at this time will be especially effective in pun!shment and warning. Flower thieves are not such formid- able law-breakers as Pan Handle frieght robbers or Jamestown burglars, but they tend to rob the eity of the picturesque beauty in parking and reservations, Which 1s one of {ts principal attrac- tons; and their wasteful pliferings should be firmly checked at ¢ matter 1s one in which the entire Washington public should be interested. The instincts of good etttzenship and pride in the appearance of the city will cause the men and wo of Washington to give to the flowers and shrubbery of the public reservations and parkings the needed tion, Through the Schools the duties of good eltizenship in this respect should be impressed upon the children, as has been done, with good effect, in the past. Many of the pilfered lowers are offered for sale, and an easy Way to discourage such thefts would be for every- one, warned by the appearance of the sellers and the lowness of the price that the wares are stolen, to refuse to become the recetvers of stolen goods. If the dowers and shrubbery are properly pro- tected by the authorities and by public opinion and vigilance, the small parkings In front of the houses will be more generaliy cultivated and adorned, and the increase in the picturesque Deauty of the city will keep pace with its material growth, beneilt of their seces- $<» += Major Saunderson, conservative, cut 80 con- tempUble a figure, and was'so seve handled ®y ‘the Parnellites in the debat had accused them of knowin ating with amurderers, that it is hardly worth while to pay attention to his farther foolish @tatement that the National League 1s “supported mainly by erimi- nals, dynamiters, and murderers across the Atlan- Uc.” The protesting legislatures of the various American States, and ihe mass meetings of citl- gens all over the countr ‘Rare composed, according to Saunderson, of criminals, dynamtters and murderers, will probably agree that Healy’s and Sexton's deaunciatory epithet accurately de- scribed their accuser. The circumstance, how- ever, emphasize the prudence of so expressing American sympathy with Ireland, and protest against coercion, that no accusation of inflaming the Irtsh to violence will be possible. —————— ‘The cyclone is moving eastward. It wasa Mis. after he Seccurnes Ix Isom Sux. SEATON PERRY (Successor to PERRY & NEW FIGURED INDIA SILK. i SCRE A AT 8! ns pa AT 8100, $1.25, 91. Ac cA YARD. NEY, Stan Boke NDIA PONGEES, AT 40¢., 50c. rot) isis AND SUMMER SILKS, FROM 50c. “THE BEST MARES” OF BLACK AND COLORED FRANCAISE, SATIN: DUCHESSE, SAT- fitness: AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, 1.00 Te sew Beis SILK GRENADINES AND HER- NOVELTIES IN BEADED GRENADINES, AND NE! AN ¥ aie Sess ones PrAIy "AND dot Rating OR SUiTs, Au i Sra TEATEST STYLES” aecisinae UM. AND CARRIAGE SHADES. ae FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PEERY, Parr BurLora, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9thst. Established 1840. ap1é Ds Goons, 3c. PER YARD, AT stssippi valley fashion a few years azo, but every- thing worth having Brst or last. West Vinzin! ‘Was forcible enough to satisty ting taste in winds. The people of this part of the country are quite willing to forego the novelty of hiding tn pits and the kindred devices which their brethren in sundry distri the interior have resorted to so extensiv € last ten years for the protection of life, limbs and property. They are content to take their excitement in some other form, ———_—— -—__ Public Opinion bas competed Its first ¥< its spirited projectors can be fall on its arkable idea of a weekly pubiicath ld present, in con- ‘venient, | ding ex; of opinion as been ¢: with notable intelligence. Wash- ington has reason t 1 Publie Opinion. ‘The loss of property from the storm tn theneigh- orhood of Wheeling last ¢ it is a cause for unive injury io human beings litdie short of 2 miracle that bric hous=-rvofs, ete., could ha the air as described In the disp: and yet the roll of wounded m: so bri n and women w — With some of our American newspapers charg. ing that the e party in t Supported by Pritisn gold, British parliament ¢ discontent Is fostered by Ame about « een the two countries, that ft may be seen in which dies. Won Is the gn w Of cot: fe rr ic ee Yorr Pour Ts Ox Os C. VASS, WOOD, METAL. Ok CABINET SIZE..... or of eyes, hair, Wk and receive an “AP colomof ubiforms, “witie EN'S BCTTO! Gaiters, ¥1. sida J.C. as ms IMPORTER FINE MILLINE Leading Styies, BONNETS, HATS, Inall the new shades aud combinations, Latest styles in FANCY STEAW DRAIDS that corre- spond with any costume, Many exclusive shapes. MARK DOWN. Beantiful JET WEAPS, to make room for LIGHT WEIGHT S?REET costuMEs, PARASOLS, COACHING UMBRELLAS. LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, {BEAIDS, BUTTONS, ‘New Patterns in JET GRENADINE, ‘Ten percent off on JET PASSEMENTERIES, Novelties in JERSEYS. FOSTER KID GLOVES, ‘We offer for inspection a GLOVE having no superior $n fit. style, or reliability. $1.00 per pair and upwanl, splt 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Purneciuantx Suovw Tur Lions Come, for mytock of fine Shoes, im Common Sense and Spanish Arch box Tos Shocs is, beyon thee Seat and cheapeat un the city, only “[iiice Hand sewed Weit Dongola Button Bo $5 Shoe for 5. No shoe has more sterling, health! fel, Cael oF attractive qualities a a we gapRee riableshoe, aR PILING 16 Penna H. D. Bus, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, hae the honor to form you that his NEW GOODS ave Me. BARB perecoally dis all gxrynento msde tm hia o=- ‘abiiehiaent apl6-2t* Azra Bear & Co. DEALERS IN SHOKS, NO. 1211 F STREET NORTHWEST. SPECIALTIES TO BE FOUND AT OUR STORE. SHOES AND SLIPPERS FOR LONG AND NARROW FEET. SHOES WHICH DO NOT SLIP AT THE HEEL. ‘TENNIS SHOES, FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND BOYS. BOYS’ IRON-CLAD INDESTRUCTIBLE BALMORALS. ENGLISH WALKING SHOES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. SHOES FOR YOUNG MEN. BURT'S SHOES IN EVERY VARIETY. BURT'S DRESSING FOR KID SHOES CONTAINS NO ACID, AND WILL NOT CRACK OR HARDEN THE LEATHER. e ARTHUR BURT & CO. aplé-skw 1211 F STREET N.W. Bore BRUSSELS RUGS. 2, Tle., worth $1.25. is Double Combination, _apl5-3t Lith st. RE dow Mats Worth 50c.,at 250. ss Double Combination, apl5-3t ith ‘at. ‘Double Combination, Lith st. se. Tene Is So Mvcu Reavise Mar ter in The Star every Saturday that we some- times wonder if its readers ever notice adver- tisements on that day. We take chances, how- ever, and appear in The Star every day it is pub- lished. ‘The same advertisement never appear- ing twice, as we have something of interest to Say to our patrons every day in the year that our house is open for business. SAKS AND COMPANY. _ap15-3t The particular point we wish to make to-day is to have it known that our Hat Department is filled to its utmost capacity with the newest THE EVENING- STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., Horzs, RESTAURANTS, BOARDING HOUSES, STEAMBOATS, ‘YOUR HOMES, Warre Goons Deranruenr. ‘This Department is conveniently located on our first floor, and is stocked with anything in that line desired. ‘With increased factiities this year, we are enabled to Gteplay our goods to s better advantage, and Resp even ‘s larger sesortment than at any previous time, and Shoge that have parchased from us before know what that means, LINON DE Dacca, commonly called India Linen, TE Rye inall theditferent evades upto the finest. In | alonemake posible. ‘selection of these goods we have exerted extra ef- forts to procure a bargain for every number, and we 4 MOST YARIED STOGK, finally believe that we can save you from one to five AMOST COMPLETE STOCK, cents s yard on every number, according to the grade. Especial attention has been paid to the bleaching. ‘There are three numbers that we care to call to your notices ‘Having engaged s man from leading New York house, as buyer, The Palais Royal offers » varied and complete stock, and Five Cases India Linen at 5 cta,, worth 8 cts. AT NEW YORK PRICES, OneCase = 10y 15 te. Caer ete og ae eee: AT NEW YORK PRICES, opt hen Melle Bicheno mall yo st of prices, or snd sama to any LINEN LAWEB et sddress on application. Space here only perm One Care FRENCH LAWss de wens cle at 97340, | mention of a few things we are offering below the worth 50c. market price. ‘VICTORIA LAWNS, in all the different graden, WEL TMENT. One Case of Fine PERSIAN LAWN, at 20 cts. The noire 3 fol value of this is 25 ota. per yard. 100 dos unbleached Huck Towels, 24146, ten differ THREE GREAT VALUES IN PLAIN NAINSOOK OneCase Plain Nainsook at to pe aces 150. per ya., worth One Case Plain Natnsook at 25c. Worth to anybody 30 cts. le One Case Plain Nainsook at 50c., ae soft as silk. CHECK PLAID NAINSOOK, ALL PRICES. In PIQUES we concede no competition. All the dif- ferent numbers are excellent values, FIGURED MARSEILLES, beautiful patterns, One 60 dos. bleached double Damask towels, extra heavy and fine broohe borders, knotted fringe, 480, 15x16 bleached wash rags, 59c. doz. ‘owels from 11¢. to $1.98. Novelties in Turkish, ‘Huck, Momie, Damask and fancy towels. ‘TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT. 62in. full bleached table DAMASK, 46c. 88 in. double damask 69 and 72 in. very hesvy and ex- j-Case at 25 cts., worth eaaily 30c. tra fine, at 910. JACONET CAMBRICS, from ‘% bleached damask NAPKINS, $1.19, and 5 size for Wurst oe 81.14. ‘TOILET CRASH, bleached and brown, 40. yd. GLASS TOWELLING, 24 in. fc 1 Bleached Daxnaak toweling, 19 in. oF 38" TABLE COVER DEPARTMENT, 8x10 unbleached Scotch linen covers, fancy borders, 9le. Size 8x12 is $1.11. A manufacturer's samples of JUTE COVERS, look like raw silks, similar designs and colors, 8-4 for $1.59. FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. % white flannels, 25 to 41, and 7% 40c. to 620. SAXONY PLAIDS, 10 ots, ver ya. Bwlae Hebe} 12340. por ya. Rae ‘SWISS, in all grades. FIGURED SWISS, beautiful designs, LAWN TENNIS CLOTH. Canton Back Pique, snd everything pertaining to 2s nner pte complete a white goods department. FANCY WASH Goobs. ‘MUSLIN DEPARTMENT. Crazy Cloth, in Plain and Figures, All the popular brands at New York prices, widths 4-4 Canvas Cloths—as low as 1234¢. 42-in,, 5-4, 6-4, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, Figured Canvas Clothe—12%c., worth 180. Foulards at 6 cts per yd. ‘Venetian Cloth, (new), at 9 cts. per yd., to introduce it, worth 15cts, Cheese Cloths, in all colors and tints, from & cts, up. Seersucker, Ginghams, Sattesns, etc. All on first floor, 7th st. Annex, as you enter, - BED SPREAD DEPARTMENT. 10-4 extra heavy honey-comb spreads, 980. 10-4 Marseilles pattern, do. for $1.39. 11-4 extra heavy, for $1.79. CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Nottingham lace curtains, 33 yards long, $1.89 pair. Irigh point curtains, 83.40 pair. Gar Over 1,000 pairs, from 8c. to $25 pair. ONE PRICE. : WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. er 27-in. cheese cloth, warranted fast colors, 2c. & yard. G2 Lewis Bros., of New York, sold at auction last week sg 9 2,500 cases white goods. “We got some. For in- Bgg_ os stance, 2 cases Check Nainsooks, for 83¢c., worth ore 12% 2 cases Plaid Lawns, 12%¢., worth 19¢., and _Sas® 21 cases India Linens, 10c. to 53c. BBB oU C THE BARGAIN COUNTER BB ¥ u BP, er @ i BBB U RRR G HH =a PU PE Sao BG B B MONDAY aa BBR RRR 00. Will contain50 doz. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's PURE ak PRES 8 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, white, colored, and Pod Pes Sy Diack, fancy hemstiched borders; regular price ‘aaa * BBR BOO... 1234; Monday’s price, 10c. each. aplé 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. = J) ®=5SMAKERS' CAMBRIC, 30. PER YARD, AT BLUM's, PPP A L A Tt gSSg Fase - AA L AA IT ap16-2t¢ 745-47 Sth st. ae, oR 8 aA TE Ss AAA L AAA # Bees L A SCC ERE <SSg a4 tin as Wt Sys L AA CO E 5. L AA ¢ KE Ss, L AAA CO Ss - TLLL A&A CCU Bys8 RRR 00 5 ¥ A Tf 22-0 6" EF AA L RRR O O YY AA L RR OO ba AAA ” — RR 0 ¥ 24 ° YOU MAY BE IN WANT OF SOME LACES. IF 80, YOU ARE INFQRMED THAT OUR LACE DE- PARTMENT IS ON THE FIRST FLOOR, LEFT CENTER. OUR STOCK 18 VERY COMPLETE. EVERY DEALER SAYS THIS. WE THINK OUR PRICES ARE LOW. EVERY DEALER THINKS THIS, TOO. WE PROPOSE TO LET YOU JUDGE BY THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS: ‘New patterns Cotton Laces, for Sateen Dresses, in (Cream and Ecru, 6c., 10c., and 12%c. per yard. Flouncing to match, 40 in. wide, 75c. yard. All-over to match, 27 in. wide, 60c. yard. ‘New Patterns Egyptian and Oriental Laces, in Cream and Ecru, 10c., 123c., and 15c. per yard. Egyptian Lace Flouncing, 40 in. wide, in Cream and Ecru, 68c., 75c., 89c., and 98c. per yard. All-over to match, 75c. and 98e, yard. Slightly soiled, 9 in,,10 in., and 11 in. Egyptian Lace, regularly sold by us for :30c. and 35c. per yard, (A. LASNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) 1117-1119 PA, AVE. AND 401 TO 407 12TH ST. apié ID SOAND-4:HALP YARDS WIDE pemeie Sheeting, 1ée. per INES, ap16-2t> 745-47 8th st. se. Exouss Tax Axo Ornee New COLORS IN DERBY HATS Just Opened, PRICES, #2.50 TO 85. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, $5 to $8. ‘Furs received on storage and insured against damage by moth and Fire at a small cost. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1237 Pennsylvania ave. ‘MADRAS SCRIM, ‘7%e., in short ends. Pouble Combination, (241 and 1243 11th st. se. _J227-3m. Frey 5-Bt ideas in headgear. ‘The very latest novelties in the way of Shades aud Shapes. The very best qualities of Huts to be found on the markets of America, and at the very lowest prices it is pos- sible tosell Hats such as we handle. We touch nothing that we cannot recommend. We sell nothing for the wear and service of which we are not responsible. We absolutely guarantee the price of every article we sell to be lower than the same quality can be bought for else- where; and our guarantee amounts to this, wa cheerfully refund the purchase-money of any article returned to our house in good condition. SAKS AND COMPANY. In Bisckand Brown Derbeys our stock is enor- mous. In the various shades of light colors it is without peer. We are compelled to buy in enormous quantities to obtain them at our fig- ‘ures, so that we may be able to sell them at such prices as we nama You see the point, don’t you? The more we sell the chesper we can sell. This is why we sell so many, and this is why we sell so low. We'd be foolish not to provide the correct shapesand the latest blocks, We know that old hats havenocommercial value, that is why we never carry any over. Our $1.90 Derby is a great seller: Our $2.50 Derby is splendid value. Our $3 Derby is fit fora millionaire to use. Our $3.50 and $4 Derbeys are beyond question the finest things of the kind we bave ever handled. and will com- pare most favorably with the $4.50 and $5 Derbeys sold elsewhere under contract with those who demand a royalty for the simple use of their names. If you need a Hat, come here, the style and kind you waat awaits you; the Price is just right. SAKES AND COMPANY, 300 TO 308 SEVENTH ST. MRENCH SA‘ wi Pee TINE, 30 INCHES WIDE, 6Xc. PER aple-2t We Sua Orrre SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR NEXT WEEK. ‘Pine Yard-wide Bleached Cotton for 6c. Bost style Dress Ginghams, 10c. ‘Striped Victoria Lawns 7c., worth 1230. Remauts Conted Pique Welts 12340, worth 250. ‘Stylish Dress Goods, 12 yds. for $L. French Sateens, 20c. Beautiful Spring Dress Goods, yard wide, 25¢. 42-Inch All-Wool Debexe, worth 75c., for 48¢. Yard and a half wide All Wool Tricot 75e., wort Black Cashmeres from 25¢. up. boadeinirts $e Suumicur Silks for Se Silk 98c., worth vets, Sting and Baresolae Cassimeres for Boyw Great slaughter in ‘snd Mon’s wear from 15¢, Curtain Lace. = INCH Also bargains in Vel- 36 hi LADIES AND MISSES’ -LAWN AND CLOTH a AND MISSES’ WALKING JACRETS—LADIES’ SHORT WRAPS— » LaDIRG' NEWMARKETS—LADIES" SMHAWLS, SCARFS AND FICHUS IN WOOL AND SILK—LA- DIES’ LAWN TENNIS SUITS. ‘The above goods occupy our entire third floor, Presenting stock, in point of variety and in- trinsic worth, second to none in this city. All necessary alterations will be made by our ‘experienced Dressmakers free of charge. LADIES" SUITS—Made from Flannels, Cloths and Silk Fabrice, in plain, fancy mixtures, and high standard of work, style and. finish; lower prices pountble to taane for such. Prices: $10, $11, $12.50, $15, $16.25, $17, 818, $20, €25, $27, $27.50, $28, 828.50, 829, 830, 832, $34, $35, 837.50, 940. 942, 845, 950, @64.and $75 per Buit. The fact that we have a variety of styles and fabrics at every price named above should give you a fair idea of the tmmenaity of this stock. ‘Weare showing a special line of All-wool Suits, handsomely draped, in Navy, Tan, Gray and ‘Light Brown, at $12.50 each. Elegant line of Misses’ Cloth Suits, in plain, checked, and fancy mixtures, thoroughly made and tastily draped and trimmed. Sizes 12, 14 and16 years Size 12 years, $9.75, $11.50, $13, $14, and $15. Rach line advances $1 per size larger. ‘MISSES' JACKETS—Made from plain cloths atid fancy chetks and mixtures, lined and un- Iined, with and without hoods. Prices. 3.50, 04.75, 95, $5.50, 86, $7, $7.25, 87.75, 88, $8.50, $10, and $11. You cannot fail to make anelection, Asaspecial bargain we shall place on sale Mon- day morning 50 Misses’ English Walking Jack- ete. Sizes 12, 14, and 16 years. Made from fine light cloths, fancy checks, and Scotch mixtures, with hoods lined with checked silk. Only 84.75 each. Every jacket is really worth more money. LADIES’ BLACK ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS—Made from English Corkscrews and ‘Wide-wales Jersey Cloth.Boucleand Diagonals, finished in a variety of styles; fit and workiman- ship unsurpassed. 83.50, @4, $5, $6, 86.50, 87, $8, 89, 810, and $16 each. LADIES’ FANCY ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS—Made from Melton Cloths, Tricots, Diagonals, Ladies’ Cloths, English Wide-wales, Jersey Cloth, Shepards Plaids, Scotch Checks, snd mixtures. Prices $3.50, $4.50, $5, 86, 37, 87.50, $8, 89, 80.50, $10, $11, £12.50. $15, and 17 each. We give you the advantage of a large variety of popular styles and fabrics at the Jowest possible prices. LADIES’ SHORT WRAPS—Made from Grens- dines, Silk, Velvet, Jet. and a comvination of each, trimmed with beads, Ince, and ribbons, Also Silk Mourning Wraps, with dull jet trim- mings. Prices, according to quality and style, 88, 810, 15, $17, 818, $20, $22, 825, 828, 30, 835, 840, 845, 850, and 869 each. We 1e0 offer 8 few Imported Short Wraps, in Tan abndes,Silk-lined,and richly trimmed with Irri- descent and Gilt, 858 and 870 each. BLACK CLOTH WRAPS—Made from Camel's Riair, Tricot, Ladies' Cloth,and Imported Boucle, trimmed with Jet and lace. Prices $5, $7.50, (ey $15, and $18 each. ‘Baglans in fancy cloths, and Black Di- ternal $11, $12.50, 815, $17, 820 and 830 Taiiee iNgumurkets in plain fabrics, fancy and mixti with aud without feo Pare 250, '¢13.80, e10, 817 and 830 “TAWI TENNIS SUITS—Special attention in called to an elegant line of ies’ “Tuxedo” Layu Tennis Suits, made from fine jersey cloth, in Navy, Blue, Crean, and Medium Blue, com- plete with cap and sash, $22.75. Without sash 20 each. We believe this to be the first time such estimable goods of this kind have been jown in this city. i LADIES See a aienenil new. Wee oer we h propor all equal any in is oll We shi jeeps all tl pular fabrics in variety: ce styles: colors. We offer "ancy Shetland, ‘Shawls in all the desirable colors, 125, 83, $2.90, $4.50, and 83 each. x Cashmere Shawls, in Cream, Cerdinal $1.15, 81.50, 82, $2.50, 83, ahd ed cach: Black Cashmere Double Shawls, $7, @8, $10, 12.50 and $15 each. ‘All Wool Plaid Shawls, in good dark colors for travelling, 50 and $7 each, Wey Chine § 3 i Shaws ee silk le1 7. an 12.50 each, omyne, Persian Shawls, (ailk and cemels hair) beautiful effects, 88.50 and 315 each, FICHUS—Silk Embroidered Cashmere F Seas in a variety of the best shades, 14.50, ey 10. pees ‘WO, $15, 617, $20. and $30 each, Gara taste Cotes. HS oigerea i cardia fue and Black embrol fell Contrasting colors, 82. 82 eae nese rou the advantages of # lat ate “ous salesroom with abundance of Iizht, Bas some mirrors and fitting rooms, and every facility for a satisfactory selection. (Third floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w, quis LACE CAPS, 8c. EACH, AT BLUM’S, apl6-2t* ‘745-47 8th st we. [00% 18 AT 494 SEVENTH STREET. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BUY YOUR SPRING SUIT OR OVERCOAT WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU OUR STOCK. IT 18 BY FAR THE LARGEST IN VARIETY WE HAVE EVER HAD THE GOOD FOR- TUNE TO SHOW. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STREET N.W, ‘we will sell at 25c. per yard to close out. Ce apl5 (Third door below the cor. of Est.) a Double Combination, - _8P15-3t 11th st.s.e Heavily-worked Swiss Flouncing, 45 in. wide, 89¢., ‘NBLEACHED ee wet J ieehy SILVER-GRAY GOSSAMERS, 79c., AT 8c., $1.25 up to $2,25, accomling to the patterns. he cue AlL-overs and Edgings to match. Pee a tir ers apl6-2° 745-47 Sthat. sve. = LOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR, Bordered Marabout Veiling, entirely new, 10c. per Is lower than ever before. Every one can now afford to buy the best Flour the world produces. ‘Do not wait {il the price advances, but buy at once. Siasnburn's Superlative. +“ $6.00 Per Bb. NOTR—WE ARE ENGRAVING A PLATE anv | ehie ones" it j PRINTING 50 STEEL-FINISHED CARDS FOR 750.| aii o¢ ANCY, STYLISH MILLINERY, s s — F Double Dombination, 11th st. se. aplb-Bt_ Beats Them AML. THE UR STYLES IN MILLINERY Are Pee othe Ccantnetens Pa Ge poe _apl5-3t see Lith wt, ee. BBB 8 BREN Bs? cRETONNE, IN SHORT EDs, BBB 00 N NN ible Combination, _ap15-3t 1st and 24S Uthat we. Ua A BRR Coon H Eee Rauwwy P,; 'ROBLEMS. hi i AA BRE, HH e An inguit into the economic ittons of railway M MAAA cH tt FE ~ Mn atte it ‘tries. MM MA A Ez Bet H ERE Just. mported face from Landon S78! Bockecll ALL, ler, apl6-5t 405 Pennsylvania Avenue, 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. UNCY STHAW MATTING, aplé 5c. ‘Double Combination, 3Q 1cu wipe DRESS § PERCALES, W2P15-3t 1ith et. 6.0, Xe. at the Y IMPERIAL SEAMLESS MATTING, Bouble Combination, = 5e., worth 37 ize. F New Desioxs wx Isp Sus. New lot of CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS, ENGLISH CHECKED and STRIPED SUITINGS for TAILOR-MADE DRESSES. ‘The demand and sale of these elegant goods has in- duced us to keep the largest and most complete stock to be found in the market, having bought largely to great advantage. We offer decided bargains in 42-in. FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESSGOODS at 75c.,1.,81.258nd 81.50, the very Iatest styles and suitable for all climates. BLACK LOUISINE SILKS, at $1. ‘The best silks ever sold at the price. STED—TWO MILLINERS. APPLY BE! DEY Auapy.a ON IN A REAL Wareneine Spm MME T. TEER We: te, the tpe-seriter and tes 1320 F st. n.¥. Se See salary pected. Addr = to between 16 and 11 at BY, TOURS. , WHO 18 Wem LADY, Rees Soe bi Vv ara Wee ca Double Com! Wiities eh Eee oh a PARTMENT. Nasa aeaee TO TAKE AN oFFiGe gence eal ‘work, attoes ‘Boul PER, SS ae ERE Soma get | WS eau as W fitied to do cooking; nual! ai i es a = —- DAA Bg nw. 'T, HONEST WAXTED_A NEAT, HON WOMAN om 55 rue Seer bee ees ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED, eg ‘washing and + sito toast in cred 30 Sth at, Dw. — WANTED aNTED- Se TO aaapER ANTED_SITUATION AS PORTER VALET OR , call furnish wood Fefereice TUCKER, 514 20ch st. nw. ie ANTED — can POR GOOKS, SD “GIRLS, Ww: es ance x saiterm and ihe wgfh Referens. thie and other she Mt SURRHAR oo. Cer DE ED—AN, ENGLISH LADY DESIRES pedis: complcte ome val =p | Wake yy Yor young child: to ‘with illustrations and NE ee dade, with lust maps C2 SHERRY, Teagan MOTEL ‘iw. where she’ wrath emt Wattiiat FEW COMPETANT DRESS.MAK- NTED-A LADY WOULD LiKE—70, WORE me apprentice at Mra. F. C. 2 | Wane aaa a OULD 3th, Pa avpe bts over ake shoe more, abe aw. fet = 826 ere V Also, D. ANTED—TWO GENTLEMEN WITH. ne Yor this chy. a agents in ene or this Cty. Srrangements. orate CSET -FOR BALTIMORE, NEW YORK CITY, ee women oom, Ke. Ee farmer teat MB ‘030, 632 Feet apl6-6er ‘Swediah aw ABZED TOC, Rn ES EMPLOYED IN RAGE ‘ANTED—YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATIO: Wee ae a aS aNTeD By A YOUNG GIRL A PLACK TO eee ee Sar or week oF Tart of day: wonid do chamber Work or assist with bouse work oF QF ayn useful to make au honest ving. Atares AN BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, WHO Wath + Sane Pak, ‘of Gov't Dep'ta ‘can donbl say tants temperate men for velty and Georgeto = ay ge Gd rable Teminera : omdsy after Dam. WF RELLOUG O88 saat ewe | Oust ne. seas. is Tan Vv ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, affituation as cl A ReRPECTARI and assist with wash- 7 ing and jrouing. Apply at 2621 Ist. for three days. ks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundresa, 1nan and Wite for farm and attend cattiey Fann funds nna | oSP24 3 Datrymen, Cooksand Waiters. NAT. LABOR BUREAU | \WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GTRL, 7h st. nw. apl6-6r ofansien Chambermaid and wattrona, oF are ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER | Objection Je yn ry Ege BY and Apprentice. Call at 1007 9th st.n.w. 1 | {Boo Toi st away Dott ity Feference given. Sallat ANTED—TWO GOOD AKERS. APPLY WASiERr DALKIN, 224 H st. nw. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ANTED~ 8,000 POR FIVE YRARS AT ANTED—A YOUNG MAN (NOT. SoEDEED, aS ‘Waiter in a private family, with good references. v me ava Address Box 49, Stér office." _apl6-3t*_ er, cent torent, quarterly wecurity ample: Do ‘ANTED—AN ENTERPRISING, INTELLIGENT Soe Address “ Star office. ae sn odrnnnan eatunseerrtal arora ble Fost | WWTANTED TO” RXCHANGE — FIRST-GLASG local references. Apply a.m. 428 7th st. n.w. Upstairs. Pa Ps ec ean WAXTED A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL OR ottlad Woman to cook and lo general housework rht-speeding Busy by Wren & Co. for igen teres Gaon 315 14th st, nw, ae J ANTED—LADIES WITH SUPERFI Hai Us S to kuow that my Eluctric Needle Poceen, post in aplain family; good wages. Apply at 427 348%, | eivery obliterates this hideousdetects tearing ne tenes, 5. SAE wa P16-2t* _ | Special prices for summer. MRS. DR- GABA! ¥ 3g (ANTED — BY A LONG-ESTABLISHED REAL | Get. n.w. ty V WASZED — EUROPEAN PROFESSOR “Hi leased studio 1016 10th ‘st., cor. Mass. ave guarantors to teach old or young 47 airs, sinein, oryan, Piano and violin, in @ quarter for ‘4 al ‘orcan forsale Gn easy terms. — aplt-1w= ANTED-FOR THE COMING MONTH, FIVE pundred people to make happy, by ‘one of the most je Oline. ‘Sure cure case of Piles, itheunatiem ‘and “Indolent ‘So P.O. Lock Box apb-124 ‘arm, an active yo to learn the iene, "Adarces Box 48, Star vile apauest ANTED-FIRST-CLASS SEIRT “AND WAIST Bids, at drvas-inaking. “Call at 728 11th st. ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A = WHITE GI! irom fourteen fo sittern Yeats old to arse cE Feferences, required. Inquire W ¢ighteen months old WwW Fionderful agents of health (oF Sores, When tried. you can’t say too much for ruggists. Pi 10 or 1930 Per ED—A GOOD PIE AND CARE SakER AT H. KERN’S, 1125 D st. ne. ; only ere zee YANTED—A NEAT, HONEST WOMEN TO DO dengral Bouscwor tor & famnfly of three adulta. Call, with good references, after 5 0! ee tye ‘eg new. Ws AN ly. by the leading ai So. Wyateanw, OF SADDLE-HORSE, GOoD AP- Pear.ng rig, not to exceed two hours, three or four art euch week. sondern Waist Be jib od condition, a re full ork, 1a ve dggeriotion ind ‘cant price.” Address ¥- ¥."B Bae ile Oline. NTED—ONE SMART MAN AND REE ae ‘woman in n Washington to work one hour: after close of business for one of the oldest assessment Life Insurance Associations in the coun- t . Such persons can easil; from $100 to $200 WARE SaeR BICYCLE, “ROVER” STYLE Sioutly in adaition'to thelr present corm Aiton in good repair. “CYCLES 038 Listen. w. apo munications confiden ve age a : | WASTED ae 4 josment. Address Post Ofice Hox No. 2808, Borten, Nagas REREAD, HERE—SOD; Risse Ato Lith at aw: between Nand O. ‘WARTED-LADY SALES WOMEN—FOCR "GOOD: we_ your orders on the slate. WILLIAM V' "ooking, nicely oot young ladies 10 act ae | DAVIS. sales ladies army, encamp STD TING HANDBILLS. $6, 10,000 food pay. Live st home and ei ive refer Shees, "hearted ‘une Ma 71st, Wc. HOW! G Bs Ce Sip 28,000 $14, 200,00) 625. Sine CO., Box 586, St. Louis, We ge. inte letter, pete sod bul BEESON & MOORE 1010 and 0 mb5-3m 'ANTED — TO PURCHASE A W _Address SOFT SOAP, Star ‘oft. te | Wy ANTED-ALL. TO KNOW ROSE JELLY HAS wonderful cures of irritations and diseases of the skin: unequaled for toilet, complexion, rough skin, sunburns, corns; &c, Try it! See colum “For apld-t26 Waren Ee bia ap. an vd x presses, men, “Finest as en, ‘colored ru ‘tnt ‘ANTED—ONE, Finer CLASS COACH Cor. 8th and E si we city. 2 Paave. nw. Ay ANTED — Hee EMPLOYMENT BU. Teau, conducted by ladies. Men and wome: and wes altfands or domeeite labor, with ANTED-IN OUR WORK ROOM Two GOOD | Sale: {eimmers,_ Apply Miilin _apla-2 ERY ONE TO KNOW THAT THE RENT—THREE ADULTS wpe Rs err eek Sra MEENA Gea bal ee ato sid ish i Res _— Fgh RENT THREE FORWIRGTES ROOT amt reciente, tre Moot, wear, tree ‘ata af ethan htidren: reterence. LHS Sst'n'ws hee 2 RENT—47 FR EXT 4718 SpE 7 ONE THIRD. STORY fucastosetinn ae ae R RENT TW RLY FS, TWO VERY PLEASANT NT ina pleasant anes rates, ceutiemen Premed, GM Kat nee api6-ae OR RENT—TWO LARGE. (NT OOMMUNT FRetias roms on saa hee ished, with or without board. Call of addvem She « Tid ate 3 ROOM, 80 _ FRONT, rnished or unfurnished, with or without es aw. epl6-3t a Hy —%19 G ST. » PURNISI oa second ast hia Roort at Ee Sie ear eres cnceange mia reese cco = ye ks Sh JOR aaited “D ST NW. FOUR UNFUR nished Rooms for housekeeping’ water sume floor: all mod. impe.;near Cliy Hall, Peat cart ase the door. i mR RENT—NI FURNISHED PRONT BED. ot quitable for grntdena, at eee 2s an) QOR RENT—“A BRIGHT PLEASANT ROOM with lange closets, in the delieitfal location of Mo: mon Square Pass the door, summer Ten 4 loth at. a. “apie-ae oR RENT—THREE ROOMS UNFURNIRNE! Yd floor. “South front, Math, «as adults only. 2919 U at nw {OR RENT—612 14TH ST FURNISHED FRONT {ktooms, on second and third floorm, en euite uF Single: uewr the EbbItt aud Runes Howse, terms coascne apie Fr oR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND. floor, southern exposure: overlooking park terme inoderate by the year of for summer mouths. 1” lowa Circle. aps ae OK KENT--ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNPUI ‘ished, en suite or aingle: home comforts, board Af Josired. AUDI? 13th st. Aw apr JOR RENT_TWO UNFURNISHED Moos « ft foo. G14 st, between Oth and sth stan JOR RENT_AT 1007 PSTN WA NIC furnished front room on tin focr A wer wanted eel Ok RENT—SEOOND FLOOR ROOMS, EN SUIT sguthern exposure. 1740 Fat-n.¥.” apla-s JOR RENT HHONT AND BACK PARLOR ni $ P at uw., heat an Cars pas joor. Terms 816 per taouith In advance. — api JOR RENT—IN A NEW HOUSE, SOUTHERN f pomure. two floors, of 4 roctns. anfarois gtr tnyprevenents, water at all hours. Call after $:30 p.m. at OS Osta. apl 7 RENT- LARGE, WELI-PURNISHED FRONT yp a ay sy eL) Re = Room; bath. wear cars and hotela. very central, Ref erences, Inguire at 613 13th st. nw. apl dat JOR RENT -AT 1112 H NW. TWO NICELY FUR. uished communicating parlor and bed-roous no tagen et once will Rit et samme stee ait Poth gt abd sttendan: eee R RENT—COR. OTH AND MA MASS. ry a Southern and castors exoure. ‘Three lines scare References exchanged. KR RENT—V ’ DESIRABLE 3 FURNISHED: on thir foor of ne south weet corner SibandE eee Sati EAST iw. reat FORreT RENT—ROOMS, NEWLY ANDI SD HANDSOMELE hed; wire springs and hair mattresses: Rory Foor. delighttally cool an summer: with @ret~ class board at the “Auburn.” vane eye, cor her 22d #t. nw. mb23. __FOR_RENT—OFFICES. OR RENT—THE THIRD FLOOR ENTIRE OF 1407 F st. for #25 per month, desirable for claiiue fiona i ees 8 at Behaing aad Denga Fil 2605 A ‘SiiekwaN 6O., 1407 Fat, __FOR RENT—STORES. _ JOR RENT-STORE AND { celiar, x, cor. 10th and Bats. 1.0, is in « erowits neighborhood with a Rent #20; on a I DWELLING, WITH Th 8 as pains orate Mutual Life Association is offeri and Hast Cap — V ANTED-AGENTS, EITHER, SEX; 10.000, AT | spocial inducements wo feraohs denirine tnsurauce | OK RENT—STORE G12 PA” AVE. N “We ONE once; grand invention: 50,000 = rst 30 daye: | until May 15 Ad FRANK J. TIBBE of the best stands in the city royal picnic while it lasts; be U.S. HO! Seere tary, 1: 10 api+-lw : +, ee TRCHAED. M'F'G CO, Royal Dept., Chicago, ‘ANTED—OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING | _®14-3t* - ead INDUS’ sales confirms that we sell the best made Clothing OR Ri eat iT wae wean STORE IN isdies with permanent, lucrative ee in EISEMAN BRO! Washington: recently by Woodward = sa = Humbe: ea a a He io 2-5 Manufacturers, cor. 7th and E sta, ‘Lothrop —T Dry Goode | He: 1 Peunsy ~4 Tuade indepeaden HF 5 ave uv" This ise pare opportunity to sectire a gud LITTLE, chicago. So | WV Ne a Riad on oa de iat PAGE SEG | Dusiness location.” For tardver particulary ioguirt of Ware AY Coane THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR | in Wash oa EISEMAN BROS; wes "yar witl @ prosecution of pension ims. apl2-5t janufacturers, cor. 7th and E sts, my Ja own handriting saline experience, wages ex: | Sy on Mamutectarers cor Neag | _AP12-6t___ National Back of Repubhie Baliga. peted, &c., ATTORNEY, Star office. aplsst_ | WW SNTED_TRY A POUND OF BUTTERINE AT FRE RENT-OLD PSTABLISHED FEED AND 5 NTO WORK ON A DAIRY FARNL bas ir Flour Store: a good chanee for part tual WAS ER a DOMORE ON ADATEY FAROE | ably with buttor soldat 30, and So canta, return and SR only 1 per month, ke Pati, eth e are miles out on Brentwood A ark ae m0 bo _—. ew York ve. an 'ED-GENTLEMEN OF GOOD 61 ‘ANTED— aan yale Sag WITHOUT NTED-GENTLEMEN OF GO0p_cHanac: | W" wot be ter, rood address and well acquainted in in Washing ‘Saves your shoes spl “apt tame SRE OR it. ton. must be weil elucesedand'syood talker somnnen Pee eS ee ‘ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT apie Wi MAN EXPERIENCED IN THE aaete ame Fire Insurance business in Ws Ington,cliy to act as bookhegper and ‘State salary expected and full SOR RENT ROSEWOOD PIANO. SEVEN-OOT lately tuned, with, stool aud Cover, per'mouth. OWNER 721 Tithat. tow. aple-a Fina oer, eee alg oe rae RICK, 714 Loth et. apy Gress Box 03, Star 0 aplast* | WANTED — IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, A NEAT, ‘second-hand » Watches, Guns, Wine aitts gi todo suenkarwtrt ‘and meat | 9 Pt ‘Pesther Cargunter Toole in washing and ironing. Apply, with Cty relerogees, | ailkind of old: Furniture. Bor 135, RISO Macaw, 14-3t* | Btar o! mbs-2u" ANTEDS. ED—LADIES AND OUNG 30 sR 7 TO DEO. re Stain Pinter 101g Pe ave mew, sole agent in the Wine Holiday Novelties for boliday, and goperat 2 a | trades employment: 80 District of Columbia for J.T. ea i ‘Adirens Pipes and Fire with tee . seid REW'ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORK, cobien, sinirweye, £c-" Plans and Soiimstos {0h crm apl1-it_ 10 Pearl sts Boston, Mass, F-O. Box wpon applicatio mbss-1m ‘ANTED—A YOUNG PHARMACIST WITH ONE Wr two verience, must be well recom mended. “Abily? 90008 nei Wen apelin WANTED ADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING ‘actual re rule 'ANTED—BOUN: RAN af reduved prise; cata, atung’ aid. paternycutsts | VV JOHNSTON, attorney at Law Hoon 41 Le rats | Ineasure, at 1010 F st. n-w., Walter ig. 26-3 for Military Bounty Land services in any war prior to the Ww Warrants SSoued foe ion. mb 18-1: thoroughly re- | Bebelion. _ TS ence 2a, Shorwuehly_ £8 ANTED—ONE MILLION CASES OF 5 SORE | 4 purcet, hoarseness, Courhs, &c., to be cured by mb) ee wg Aromatic Squill Drops, 10c. per box, at ‘ADE, EASY BY met | CHRISTNER'S new “International Wastin PUBLIC SPEAKERS. SINGERS, | System" of Dresscutting, etc., with any inch persons wishing to possoas & clear, ‘measure alone, as all ‘scientific taflors Zot Paris. Berlin sod London dressmakers cut. Sot fasts learned: rapid, comprehensive and practical and fhe ou!y system teac ‘above and needing no re- fitting Patterns cut, ‘naterials, fitted, Das qoiee to ue HINRICH Aroumane Squill” Drops. | ‘Sweet and relial tar, 10¢., at stdrusgiste.mi6-ta | TANTED_BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THEIR onlers with us for neat Job and book printing. We makes wick wack, The system taught bj Mme. 8. J. 3 Fe one a ane ae ow Wate: | aa et Lok © "Petters an ton, D.' mib21-1m* | Warr DYEING AND CLEANING. ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT Grinentinsty new mackinacy f gin sropeceh Ww their own homes: 87 to $10. per can “bo : china beat pega oP RRR | Setar eta te ic i AIUEGD. 19 Ceara ot, Boston, Mawes Box'.I70.- POSEY, 1110 14th st, opp. the Pordang.Jal7—iu" 14-31 ANTED-AT GEN. EF. BEALES STOCK farm, horses to winter at 88 perm. box stalls: pas- Seren aay Hay scales, 10th and La. av. jald-Gu WANTED—ROOMS. 7 ANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BY Ww a two furnished rooms; southern ex- ANTED MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- furniture, furs Gc. by F pity edarred: with or without board eae cerns See, cere Geant Miata | Per month an’ full particulars. Address ‘adres Box 4, Stat AE. (ACES DRO. G16 La ave.” 0 oe ANTED — COMMISSIONER OF ‘DEEDS FOR Wires ae remem | Wakes ei Ser pace |e ae SHUbENT bar ar mh {Somes trew'O am toO pam one 344-3. “tS NTED — TWO ‘On THERE UNFURNISHED le. State which must Rooms for cniet coup! ma Price, a ‘ANTED — STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO ae Larbippine, by, our process, ‘Telephoue 115-6. A Wis mmoderat: pe RSONAl-—To #8 oF 3 BULDING Lore 7 mnptly wt fas ° plications for and. can make. fa of oad suitable for present improvement, or for invest- ment, tothe extent of $290,000. Iu order towave time and to facilitate “negotiations owners of lotr who desire to sell will please send diagraun, with No. Sud square, lowes ‘aud best terins. | My" commission is 3 percent. THOMAS A. MITCHELL, #34 F st. Rooms and 6. NX. B—Money to Loan any sums required on good Wi ity” Prop erty. é RARE 0 OPPORT ‘ITY TO MAKE MONI Seog LAT. .” Star office. apl6-3e° JOR SACE-DRUG STORE RE DOIN 54, GOOD BUSI ness. price and rent moderate a good opportu se Heal "Estate ofc, 03S AME ina wood ie ad dew Tnvestmenta there, we would Ue a im and p property there Fes SALE—FIFTY SHARES J Some: Fi PSEC: matic Gun ‘and our Go" =a Bis estar to purchase suburban Hove and 0 Send price au Siiparetsulars & sloou 68, Corcoran Building. West" inyon DC. apie se iS Fe { RENT—BOARDING HOUSE, ae EAL ESTATE PURCHASED ON dining room: house in the best conditin, ann J, Bear Guvt, Printing Ofc. lye yitol st. aplo-lw* Ee ator AND FIXTURES OF of the bett-paying faucy market stores. sles, Teason for selli 75.000 per year: $5,000 capital DS FOR SALE aT re nce a ‘acres in Cunbriand count, bred Ch Roun rue War _apl5-3t rsiend eas liteewae | a. ‘Double Combination INGLE WIDTH NUN'S VEILING, AND . os Bie, dosat Cpalead Fou ai OST ATTN, _aplS-Bt 1alend MOTI se ve. ve rpoubls Combination, UREAUNDHTED SHIRTS, eee = “™ Double Combination | New Sroce. _#P15-St We have Sust opened complete stock Supet Merine 7 suis’ an Tur Canter Sroxewane Shite sod Drser® Soper Balbriggan YILTER AND COOLER COMBINED. aie 935 moti ‘Tested, and ded, by able soientite men aid the medical profession Woxp estou ay the snot perfectly ERFUL Bacuns SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION. PERFECT IN OPER- ; ATION. DURABLE AND CHEAP. Sole Agents for District, J. W. BOTELER & SON, Importers of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, FINE PLATED WARE, BRODHEAD & CO’S,, F St, near Oth St, TABLE spl6-5t 923 Pennsylvania sve. Nn DESIGNS IN ABeystite apl5-3t geev ease F2= come FIQUE | WETS FOR WHITE enor _Sp16-3t 1241 apl5-3t ith st a2. Ne de 5 ern i. (qhtE-MOOL NOW'S VEILING in back only at 250 | Bol Sara ie ane rece Sy ior) = rage sreatest bargain fered. goods, 2 and. trou-or Seavily Umbereds : : ig Wikitited oman Ret toot pretered port of LOST AND FOUND. food wpter-ower pave Gor SoSane arly) 810 pad and west of ratof tothe: No housekeeping ACG pis | QTRAYED-ON THE 2b OF APRIL, A BLACK AND eo pear reenter fy": TAME. Cue EBOm MONT, Sie ofS. § SS) Nomh Capital Cee Tiberal reward | TAO RENT—A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS STAND, ea, smverm scone. | ‘wy arip= fy, aig cma Nt | Paar pee VEER" | Pub eE OTS BEBE apl5 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. want focetee ose oN tot, price maustbe | J OST—A. cH OF "aE ax LB ike best business squarce on the attest Apply te 20° INDIA LINEN, ; er eatat es office, apls-4t_ ae oss at) SONNE 7, 476 and kd ° | owner, W. 8. KOOSE, 1233 Pennaylvania ave. ‘aes ry i ‘8Xc., th short ends, FANTED—A 4. GENTLEMAN TEACHER OF sob S es uble Combination, mate. hed Room (in this city or | Q@TRAYED FROM 214 AST. SE. A YELLOW Tia apl5-3t, azab and LMS Tt ee Re, Wes ps Tehoba, VAigress | Slnetier. Suitable reward if returned to the shove Tam OIL-CLOTH, HECE, Star suet. ——— ‘Per yard 6c., at _—————— —— REWAED-FOR INFORMATION ry OE VOUL ruENE 2 “ Souble Combination, WANTED—LOTS. 210 22 aa ck (ual stolen stout Ditty cea tous wiored st O02 Rowe York aves Ledestied alates: Fr dines MCDEVITT's Detective tage by load or bulk woods hoisted Uy ceva: ANCY AND MARBLE TABLE OTL-CLOTH, ANTED-TO PURCHASE CHEAP LOT aT B05 Market Space. Bese" | Capra ‘WM. F. KEAMER. F in Short Wise Ea anny oe SSSR Tea: | J osr_on EVENING OF FRIDAYeTu,, ro S ASS —— HARTERED) OPENS 16-3 oatlt compat, | svete “ES ea Sp ne - - STE A RECR OF, GEC RSULEE: | PYSow tt nner — Bazeaws Ix Spama Dazss Gi: wy oe nage halen to ‘built on, on | Wy TEL. SARE Se Be RETURN TUB OF BUT. i. i d eave . SONS: | cea lenente ee, ce see roa O17 | taue. “BARBUUI E HAMILTON, O14 and sou 16 Fave ve —_— Goins, ine ‘of the Pensoars 2 a | aw. ‘We have the largest and best assorted stock of Spring | BC THE, NORTH, SUD ere ae mckels dreahh muerte ee ‘Dress Goods it has ever been our pleasure to display W235 ‘those mutilated plight ofthe 13th trom ioth sts, Reward will for the inspection of our friends andeustomers. We | Vv, “Ridress Box St, Bear office. Roald ror information leading to ste Recovery. Ad are confident if you will do us the favor tocall and look F. P., 1008 H st_ nw. a) chee, through our stock you will find just what you want, at WA a TOUSES OSTA LANGE SEAT RING. MARKED, ~a7 | suchas t oF, which has an efiect, correct prices. We namo a few special things: ieee = Aa setur and Ga ro mgm = Py af Af gh business, Congalt yodr snuarest by bet trons Plaids, Wiaons $20 Rhode Island seoeive Reward, apleste® | bes if forsale, loft at ourotice. D. ¥. mn Lom .2-in, Colored 50c. re == ‘ESTERN REAL MPRO AND st a eee ners ests, egestas mile of city. Address G. 6.4. OST-SHIELD GOLD JING, wits MoNoauast | WESTENS BEAL, Se tAtes. wal tootet: colors, ae A ‘offered if returned to 1407 Ett. | and clear: to exd or Weshington real extate, at gens as etre Four Sha ate i Toe et oe x Xe alee, Boa Sites ees sig Wary ae Le NORTHWES7 QUARTER OF ie ‘offered, cash values, Box, ‘gilled De Boge, in Gray and Brown Mixtures, | ern improvenien Pocketbook, con > < and al poh and pres Dom red ied $40: ot activers love buttoner, aud 32 7E inne p Poe het BYP aa, For SALE ON BLACKISTON u ‘receive the mouey if returned to fer SEDATE nae Wie LEASE FOR A ‘eple-3t™ pore’, C'S. COMBS, Attorney: Our Stock of Wash Fabrics never was better. ae we see ‘OST—IN_A 8-2 es em | Wan from 2 to yard sopinds im northwest se CAB, WEDNESDAY EVENING, A Ladies! silk Uinbrella: silver crook handle. Pitider aa Foceive thanks of owner by leaving @t 1712, fae Se SUSE IN ti ae pes ago ce op stow. am 100; EwARD WEL BF nagp Pom TR RE 407 Tothee aw. makee tm PERSON AL. sets | pea eu ely penne ‘ANT. i [Soe peecalare, ee ae ae = | Ae ae Ix moet asgge | a2 z iG LADY Gs FOR THE STAG ais Teas VE. N. W. (South ¥1G Pa. Ay zeae aoe