Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1887, Page 2

= THE ) EVENI G STAR. WASHING EON TUESDAY CROSBY S. NOVEs. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily cir¢ulation mere than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors who wish to possess Heir manuscripts, J une ured, should keep a copy. Ea" Maticr of whatever character intended for publication must, if its appearance the same day ts desired, reach the ofice not later than 12 @elock noon, "2 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Communications on any subject, ‘The Interstate commerce Commission have tired of answering conundrums, not arising from spe- cific complaints which the law authorizes them to consider, and in their ruiing published in yester- day’s Stax state the limitsof thetr jurtsdiction and Powers. This important utterance of the commis sion, while it apparently avolds the questions to which itis applied, and refers the questionersto the Tattroads and courts for the preliminary and ulti- mate constructions of the law, points out the method by which such questions « them, and makes a suggestion, which, !f observed, will prevent ninety-nine out of one hundred of such questions frog ever aristug. The fruitful cause of these conundrums is the attitude of the Tailroads, which enforce vigorously, promptly and Mberally everything in the law that can possibly tend to swell their revenues, endeavor to suspend Or avoid everything which can reduce their charges, and fall into a panic-stricken condition at the Idea of running the risk of a penalty by giving a liberal construction to the clauses au- thorizing reduced rates in certain cases. With many of the roads the purpose is twofold, to make money, and to create discomforts which may be attributed to the law, bringing to it if possible un- Popularity and repeal. The commission say that there 1s nothing novel in thé provisions of the law establishing the general principles under which interstate commerce must now be conducted. They simply bring back the business of the common carriers to the well-settled prin- ciples of the common law. “Alleged difficulties in putting them in operation only disclose ex- amples of the extent to which they have been violated In the past.” The commission also point out that the heavy p2nalties abqut which the Tallroads express so much alarm when reduced Tates are asked in any case apply only to inten- onal violators of the law, and are to be grad- uated by the court according to the enormity of the offense. Penalties are for wiliful violations of the law and not for errorsof judgment. “The language and the tenor of the act wholly fail to Justify railroad managers, if any such ‘there be, to refuse to accept responsibilities, decline to offer rates, neglect to announce , conditions of traffic, embarrass the customary interchange of business and impose stagnation upon trade while they ‘stick in the bark’ of the phrases and ex- pressions of the law, inventing doubts and im- agining dangers It ts still more unjustifiable for railroad companies to make use of the general clauses of the law, ignoring its modifying and enlarging. words and formulas inorder to impose additional burdens upon localities, trades, profes- sions, manufacturers, consumers, classes of trav- elers or employes, straining and repressing every construction in favor of the corporate treasury, and quoting the new law as their authority for all mangr of petty exactions.” It ts to be hoped that the terrors of the raflroads will be sufi ctently allayed by these declarations of the com- mission to permit reason to resume thesway, from which avarice and a mock panic have driven tt. The observations of the commission go straight to the mark. he violation of sound business. prin- ciples by railroads in the past, and corporate in- genuity and malice of the present, are responsi- Die in large measure for the so-called evils of the interstate cotamerce law. ——— ‘The politicians are at a lossto decide what 1s the most advantageous method of handling the colored vote, and there Is a lurking suspicion that after the politicians have made up their minds on the subject the colored vote may refuse to be handled. The utterances of the speakers at the emaactpation celebration last night suggest this comment. The President made carpet-bag ap- potntments of a couple of his northern colored Strikers to office in the District of Columbia, ignoring the resident colored population which had hitherto been supposed to contain many of the best representatives of the race. He did this, he said, “in just recognition” of the colored race. ‘Thedemocratic party did not approve his action. A. part of the republican party weleomed the ap- ointments, and the President's attempt to break down the color line, and with a supposed party advantage in view endorsed the President's policy, im the expectation that a division of the colored ¥ote in the south would cause the white vote of that section to divide also, upon economic ques- ‘ons, and that a number of states from the solid south would thus be won over to the republican party on the issue of protection. Other republi- cans took the view that the President's action, un- indorsed by the democratic party of which’ the Principles and platform were violated by the ap- pointments, would have no appreciable effect in winning democratic votes among thé negroes, especially in view of the suppression of the negro vote and alleged outrages in democratic states. They were not ready ‘to say to the southern negroes that the only way im which they could secure the rights of American citizens was by voting the democratic ticket. They in come before | Ox Tse, Sossecr Or Orxcaxs. —{- Bvery one is now interested in music and musical ‘matters, and the interest grows. Interest in the besu- tiful art betokens refinement and good taste. One of the most important factors in the development of this taste for good music is THE ESTEY ORGAN. ‘The people recognize musical merit whether it be found in the voice, organ or pisno. Thus Patti, Sem- brich, Lucea, Albani, Whitwey, Schott and afew other reat artists are always sure of an audience when they sing. Likewise is the merit of the ESTEY. ORGAN recognized, of which more have been made and sold than any other Organ in the world. Over 170,000 IN USE. ‘This popnlarity is dne solely to its merits, It is the ‘Leading Ongan, and it leads because it has ‘THE SWEETEST AND PUREST TONE, THE GREATEST VARIETY OF EFFECTS, THE GREATEST POWER, ‘THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENTS. Do not think because you HAVE A PIANO that you do not NEED AN ORGAN. ‘The Piano cannot take the place of the Organ, which has many advantages of its own. The Organ is in- finitely more effective in the rendition of sacred music, while the great improvements found only in the Estey Organ, make it possible to have AN ORCHESTRA IN YOUR OWN PARLOR. ‘Much music is now being composed and arranged for the Organ and Piano, and when played together the effect is very fine. The Estey Organs have tone-color, and are immensely effective in the performance of overtures, fantasias and other secular music, the touch being casy and as quick in responding as that of » piano. Prices from $50 upward. Special attention is asked to thenew Estey “Philharmonic” Organ, the Grand Salon Organ (style 900), the new “Gothic” style, and other new styles for parlor, church and chapel. Sold on the instalment plan, with monthly payments as low 8885. Llustrated Catalogues free upon application. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F STREET NORTHWEST. 13 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, Mp. Sole agents Decker Bros. Weber, Estey and Fischer Pianos. ap19-tu,th,s-6¢ Fiowsks Axo Fearnzas. DeWjeved that if white voters of the south were converted to the republican side of the protection issue, they would vote in national affairs the re- Publican ticket, and, desiring the success of the Protection party, they would welcome fellow- Voters of whatever color, and would laugh at the idea that some needed votes must be cast against protection as a condition of their votes tor it, Concerning the condition of the colored vote in the south they held to the views expressed by Biaine after bis defeat. The opinions of the first €lass of repubitcans are suggested by Sherman, in @ very cautious and guarded manner, tn Mis Nast- Ville speech. ‘There is some confusion among the. colored people. A few are of the opinion that they might vote for Cleveland, but not a democrat, or that they would vote for Cleveland if he were not @democrat; wile ofhers view the northern col- ored nea who accept democratic appointment as traitors to their southern brethren aud deserving the fate of Judas. It will be hard for the colored people to accept even a republican invitation to leave the republican party. Mr. Parnell has lost no time in publicly con- emning as a furgery his alleged letter published by the London Times. It isto be hoped that he will go further than this, and prosecute, to the last extremity of the law, the authorsof the af- Vempt to fasten disgrace upon him, if he can trage the outrage home to them. ‘This willbe deemed necessary to his complete vindication by persons ‘who are not prepared to accept his simple denial ag final The misfortune for the Times 13 that It should have choseu for printing the lettera day When all the conditions would naturally tempt a less reputable newspaper to lend itself to a cheat. Still, 1t 1s always possible for even a great journal tw fall into error when forced by the pressure of events to pass Judgment quickly upon the genuine ness of a manuscript put into its hands. If there were no guilt on Mr. Parnell’s part, and no ma- Uctous totent on the part of the Zunes, a Judicial Amvestigation would be the surest mode of bring. ing out the facts. $$ Mrs. Howe, of Boston, the generous female banker, whose rate of interest on deposits would have doubled the principal in a year—it collected— is believed to have goue to Canada to join a host of rapacious ex-bankers who never gave any in. Verest to anybody. It ts to be hoped that her Mberal spirit will be able to leaven this hard. hearted lump, So that some of the exiles, in their anxiety to make amends for the past, will return for a season to the United States. It would bea pity to have the influence of so much philan- thropy thrown away. But for the chance which travel gives one to do missionary work, Mra Howe might as well have remained at home. She appeared to be doing well in Boston, in spite of the malicious assaults of the press and her own uncomfortable record as 2 Jail-bird. et ‘The Emancipation celebration out-otdoors yes. terday was badly disconcerted by the weather, and the meeting in the evening assumed, in some respects, a partisan tone. These things will cause comment and criticism, doubtless; but there is one thing to be said to the credit of our colored fellow-citizens in every part of the country, of all political parties, in all weathers and on every oc- casion whea they appear in public: they never hoist any flag put the stars and stripes. If they keep this, the Unbroken record of their race, their children and children’s children will have cause to glory int. ‘No. 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ‘These constitute auxiliaries of our MILLI- NERY DEPARTMENT, and will be found on the first foor—right center. But how describe ‘the stock? Impossible. Combinations abound im such variety that we can’t tell you what they look like, and if we madea price om them you ‘vouldn’t know whether it was high or low, be- cause you can't estimate the values on flowers and feathers without seeing them. We have trimmings of this kind at all prices, from © CTS. to $4.48 per bunch. It’ makes no difference what combination you may desire, nor what your ideas may be in respect to price. We can make up the combination for you ex- actly, and we merely guarantee our prices to be ‘as low as the lowest: BUT quality must be cone . sidered, That's our guide every time. We can make and trim a hat,or bonnet, for you sta fair price for GOOD work, GOOD material, GOOD taste, and GOOD style. We have no prices to quote on flowers and feathers. Everything is marked, and marked ss low as we can afford to sell. THE : BBB rn Bp O% RS BBB O O NNN BB OO NNN BBB 00 N ONN MM MM A Muy cs BPROCGH FETE eS EPS HTH EF MM MA AE RCCCH H EEE 316-318 SEVENTH 87. N. W. ap9 L. Heusacs, THE LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOR HOUSE Offers this Week : GENUINE BARGAINS In FINE FOOT WEAR. GENT’S: HAND-SEWED WALKENPHAST, Button, ‘Lace and Congress Gaiters, high or low cut. REGULAR PRICE, $6.00; OUR PRICE, $3.97 LADIES’ HAND-SEWED DONGOLA KID BUTTON, featherweight. REGULAR PRICE, $5.00; OUR PRICE, 93.47. GENTS KANGAROO AND DONGOLA Seamless Button and Ties, REGULAR PRICE, $3.50; OUR PRICE, $2.47. LAD(ES' HAND-SEWED OXFORD Button and ea. REGULAR PRICE, 2.54% OUR PRICE, 91.97. GENTS $2 HIGH AND LOW CUT SHOES Go THIS WEEK AT $1.47. $1.25 LADIES'S OXFORD Ties and Button SELL THIS WEEK AT 97 CENTS. HIP RUBBER BOoTs GO AT $2.50. "a See Old Lady in Window. iis $5-Twenty tickets good for a pair $1.50 shoes. Dinzor Iurorrattox FROM Panis, WE ABE EXHIBITING IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT SAMPLE CHILDREN'S SUITS FROM THE WORLD-RENOWNED “La BELLE JARDINERE,” “AU BON MARCHE,” AND “LOUVRE.” PARIS; FRANCE, ALL OF PARISIAN MAKE. AND BEING HIGH-CLASS NOVELTIES FOR THE PRESENT SEASON. AN EXAMINATION 18 SOLICITED. SAKS & COMPANY, 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. ap 19 Waar We Havewr: ‘We haven't the assurance to tell you not to put apy confidence whatever in your wien Judgment or that of ‘any one else except the only Simon Pore, who, how- ever, before long will probably advertise a small reduc- tion of $10 or $15 on a suit. We haven't made any impossible promises. We haven't forgotten there are some otherclothing houses who may possibly have s little honesty beside ourselves. We have no bad ac counts on our books which have to be made up for on cash buyers, ‘WHAT WE HAVE! We have Prince Albert Suits at $12.50 and upward. je have pure Worsted Corkacrew Suits, Heck and Cut- away, st $10 and upward. We have Slater's best Flan- nel Suits at $9. We have All-Wool Cheviot Suits at 88.75. We have Boys’ (14 to 18) Suits from $3.50 up. We have Boys’ Corkscrew Suits at $6. We have magnificent line of Pants from $1.50 up. We have over 200 different styles of Suits to select from. We have s fine light cassimere 4-button Cutaway Suit at $10, for which those handsome but expensive establishments charge $15. We have Boys’ (4 to 13) Suits from 81.75 up. ‘We have the confidence of our customers, who have constantly increased in numbers for the last five years, and propose to keep them and get their friends’ custom also, by deserving it, at 00 A a A Oo 0 AA x H Ht AA i Ek 3 i aie 3 aay AAL p oo SEK OH bespoke COR. TENTH AND F STREETS. apld Srecrarrizs. OUR TRADE DEMANDS, MORE AND MORE, THE FINEST GOODS THAT CAN BE HAD. THE FINEST NOT ONLY IN STYLE, BUT IN MATERIAL, TRIMMING, AND WORKMAN- SHIP. WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUR-BUTTON CUT- AWAY COATS MADE FROM FINE, IMPORTED WORSTED GOODS, LINED THROUGHOUT WITH SILK, OR SILK-FACED. THESE ARE GOTTEN UP AFTER THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED PATTERNS, AND IN STYLE CANNOT BE TOLD FROM FINE MADE-TO-ORDER GARMENTS. BESIDE THE WORSTED WE HANDLE FINE LINES OF IMPORTED CASSIMERES. THESE ARE MADE ONLY IN CUTAWAY COATS, BUT FOR CHARACTER AND REAL VALUE CANNOT BE EXCELLED BY GOODS ‘MADE TO MEASURE. ‘THESE ARE MOSTLY.IN NEARLY PLAIN PATTERNS, DARK MIXED, CHECKS, BROKEN PLAIDS, AND INDISTINCT STRIPES. OUR STOCK 18 SUPPLIED FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. BESIDE, WE HAVE OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE STYLES, MADE SPECIALLY FOR US, AND NO ONE ELSE HAS THEM. THE FINE PRINCE ALBERT AND CUTA- WAY COATS ARE MOSTLY THE WANNA. MAKER GOODS, AND WE DON'T HESITATE ‘TO SAY THAT, TAKE THEM ALL IN ALL, STYLE, FIT, MATERIAL, AND MAKE UP, THEY ARE THE BEST THAT ARE MADE. FOR THIS REASON WE GIVE,SPECIAL NOTICE OF THIS PARTICULAR MAKE, FEELING SURE THAT NO ONE WHO BUYS THEM WILL FAIL TO GET FULL VALUE AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION. 3 B BARNUM & 0, 931 Pewnsyivants AVENUE, Le Us Reasox "Toorrms. AM I Lost? NOT BY A VERY LARGE MAJORITY. I HAVE FOUND IT. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COM- PANY FILLS THE BILL. ‘Thusly, CHEVIOT SUITS, BACKS AND CUTAWAYS, TEN DOLLARS. MATCH THEM IF YOU CAN. ‘Pause for a moment! tomake. If You Please, TEN TEN ‘Men, Youths, Boys and Children. CUS US OR CROWN U8. RICHEY ES EERE OEE Oe coe kee AND ELEGANT CLOTHING YOU BET a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Toxornow, Weorespay, Avan. 20, 1s THE - bE A gh BAW LAST BAY Of the following Special Sale Prices. Please call early. oF late, if possible, To-morrow. Midday the following ‘Departments will be crowded: bd z Pia 8 ‘00 a i 50 dozen Fancy Pin Stripe English Hose, double toes ‘nd heels. Regular price, 23c. Special Sale price, 19c. 100 dozen Schopper's celebrated Hose, black, colors and fancy stripes. Regular price, 35c. | Special Sale ‘price, 31c, 50 dozen Silk Finished Lisle Thread Hose, black and new spring shades, 4c. Cheap at 0c. 100 dozen English Light-weight Cotton Hose, Maco split feet, black, light and dark colors, 44c. Usually 49¢. a pair. 75 dozen French Black Lisle Thread Hose, drop stitch, silk finish. Have been sold at 75c, Special Sale Price, 490. 50 dozen Silk Hose in black and new shades, white splitfect, Superior to the Silk Hose usually offered for 80c. E27 82,19 Jersoy-fitting Silk Vests, colors, @1.98. Gar Jersey-fitting Lisle Vests, all colors, 9c, OF ge BY gos 5a3 Bb ha at: $1.08 Stockinet Jerseys, with coat backs, for the Special Sale to-morrow, $1.25. 82.19 Braided Jerseys reduced to $1.75, because we have only 32 and 42 sizes. $2.68 Braided Jerseys reduced to $1.98, because we ‘have only smal} sizes. $2.68 Basque-shaped Stockinet Jerseys reduced to 81.98 for the Special Sale. $1.98 Extra Fine Imported Stockinet Jerseys, for Special Sale $1.48. ta” The broken lots are reduced permanently; other lots for to-morrow only. ee BME Bon, iy PRE BP. UU N NN Box Ww Urey ‘98e. Cambric Night Gowns for 67¢2: 98c. Cambric Corset Covers for 67¢, ‘98c. Cambric Drawers for 67¢ ‘98c. Cambric Dressing Sacqu.s for 67c. ‘98c. Cambric Rufile Skirts for 67c. ‘To-Morrow is the last day we sacrifice the Cotton ‘Underwear Department in order to attract you to second floor, where we keep not only Cotton Und wear, but Corsets, Bustles, Suits, Wraps, Gossamers, ‘Housekeeping and White Goods, Children’s and In- fants’ Goods. THE PERMANENT BARGAIN COUNTER Contains To-morrow 25 dozen Children's and Ladies’ ‘Fancy Straw Hats and Bonnets, all colors. Not one worth less than 98c. The permanent bargain counter you know, is situated close to door of No. 1117 Penn- aylvania avenue. pea Or: It 8S, Poa OL A TT gs per AA OE AA H 85g P a4 LLL AA It Sgs8 RRR, 00 £ ¥ A ROO YY AA L reas F EAE HR © ¥ AA LLL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) 1117-1119 PA. AVE. AND 401 To 407 12TH 87. apg a L TITT ™ gSSg aw 7% Ff i Tm 8 ee a BBB OLLLL «00 «UU OT Bys8 ‘As the season advances new shapes and de- signs make their appearance, We are daily in receipt of the latest designs and rare novelties, among which we now invite your attention to the SKELETON BEAVER BONNETS, imal] the new shades and tints. It {sour opin- fon, based on practical experience, that they will reign supreme; as for beauty. light weight, perfect fitting, their ready adoption for either street or evening wear. they supply a want loug felt in Millinery. We have them in 5 differ- ent shapes, both Trimmed aud Uutrhnmed. Our stock of crown, fan and Picot edge Rib- bons, in all the new and scarce colors, is com plete at old prices, notwithstanding the matiy-— facturer’s advance. sat SPECIAL. es ‘We can bosat of showing the pest stock of Children’s Hate, both Trimmed and Untrimmed, ‘among them new shapes never before shown. EVERYTHING BELONGING TO MILLINERY COMPLETE. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY —S- TABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. 7 8883 t Ly uv TIT uot of vu 86 oe re i fos, oo? Bash 710 SEVENTH 8T. N.W. mb29-tu&!,3m sEATOR a je have other communteations | SP% Briefly: tag es a ca D. C.. TUESDAY, proprietors, and housekeepers in general. should notfail to examine this excellent stock, co- taining, as it does, many extraordinary bargains, CURTAINS. Very extensive line, embracing Nottingham, Canvas, Madras, Antique, and Swiss Curtains. bape “ott Not As “Specials” inehpene 500, faney colo Sti 4.84.00, B5and 86 per ‘Curtains. bop fd in the eC met ovel- are especially attractive, these goods to ts pared’ ‘to the white curtains for ner cottages, ‘vilan, aad werner bon Scant eae ee Te pe ‘eflectss “We have an almost endless variety of choice fancy coloriny ae eees, o88,8287 50. inch Tarcoman Curta cay 30, 87.50, 88, B12, ‘Speci paca i neh ilk x corte same curtain Fetalled last fall scant ead ae ll at Gh geal ce ea te congo colorings to select from. Fancy Serius; Ma- ares jored “Sik Flushes” Single” aud Double Velours, | Windao “Brocade Plushen, Plain ‘tna tea Come hariped mans, ch and Eugiish Grewnnes, acne eens Genton Flushes fuck ie, plain and. figured, and’ ancl dtinen Curtain different at waertrgttes Ses cn choice set and colorints, only 8 Bos “= jeri Onty oe. inet enitne, Sh Siadrag Curt at Kas, -sombimasions, 30, Brite eee a is ae atc ¥ rketea lent tine of , Eun. Ne fushes, Se" As pecially: wood val ugwfe quater ‘Socine aw sibs, large, variety of st rcs to elect a leet Fo, only oe. De si, ar 4 Plushes, a in’ only igor EGSvens_tmmense stock, eal Jute, Raw Silk, Chenille. Velours, ‘Plush, an went Vole: Ta le Cor a 81°58 81 50,82, ate aie Sig and gieaeh 35, 8 8: 2,33, a medium, and narrow Worsted Fringes. in an excellent variety of color combi- paggon, 13 18s S1 85, aig 45, 50) Oe iS tara au Worsied Ball Fringe, for Saal Curtains, st Ibe. Podirarx POLES1.000 Pole, all complete ke f e. Want, i Bony “Cherry aud cull Soren” a Walnut Ebony, peniaee ca Cursain Pyles, i, nut Ebony, Bowe G, el imate Proot tees Sie tad Sse 50e. to $2.75 each We carry 8 full litie of Curtain Chains, Loops, Hooks, pee rackets Ri Rings, Holders, Brass, aud Nickal Hod tan rine which we have jaarked at oxee puonsl low prices. “BPECIAL” BARGAIN-SU0. pairs, Braga Captain Chaing four choice styl:s, usually sold a Peponly dbeper val WINDOW SHABES”There is no satisfaction in a poorly-fitting, crooked-running, Window Shade. Our shades are made by experienced workmen, in a thorough manuer, from the beat materials, and guarauteed‘perfect-nitting, * straight-rupuing, eid ollierwise satisfactory. We are prepared to make to your order, Wwin- dow Shades, from Domestic ‘aud Sotch Hol: lands, and Hand-made Tint Clothe, at the low- sat pricos possible to hare for first-class work, Gur imateriais are all selected, with the jeroatent care, and the shades constructed in the Dest pos- sible manner. We offer 600 Ready-made Holland Window 8 @ yards long, ‘horn spring roller, brass c all colors: ‘comple’ e and cua strgight rupning order: on y 4c: ea iv-nade Window Shades. in hand- made Tint Cloth, 2 yards long, 37 in. wide, Hartaorn spring rotfer, curtais ruil aviached: all colors: gusranteed correct in every Tespect, only 70e. each, ‘We have an elegant line of Ready-made Dec orated Window. ‘Shades. in Hand-mads 1 Cloth. Superd' line of hand. game of the patterns bein inpiy exauiet Ae: et = PSS re_nupsp PRICES INCLUDE HANG- Excellent line of Ready.made ‘Transparent Window Shades, 2 yards long, 38 in. wide, spring roller, and curtain pull,’ finished with four-inch knotted fringe; seve choice colors; only 1:35 each. ese prices include hanging. ‘The shade stock is in excellent shape for Jarve business, and we anticipate Laying no touble in supplying your every want. ‘nirth, , WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sts. now. T MMMM 1 985, Bn A Rg MMA oe 855 Bi gah 0G MM gg Bea 24 “uo MMM Sgs8 <. Among the many bargains to be found all over our establishment (in each or our 30 Departments) be sure ‘and see the 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, worked to the top, worth $1.75, and now being sold at ‘ 98c. A YARD. Also thé wonderful bargains in Oriental Laces and | Flouncings, at 10c. to $2.98 a yard. Spccials—A. 45-inch heavy Orlental Flounce; 45-inch real value, 98c., and now being sold at 500. A YARD. We are headquarters for everything in Embroideries | measure, and Laces. We carry five times the stock usualiy | shown, and our prices, well, we have nocompeti- | tion in that respect. Certain things in Drese-Trimmings are excellent jut | 2. now: Braid-Trimming, formed in Vandyke desizus | are the proper thing for Cloth Dresses. We are showing a beautiful design of Braid-Trimming, in all colors, at 50c.a yard. Also Aner grades up to 2.98, and at all intermediate prices, Black Lace Flouncings are the proper thing. We've xot the best valties in this city by far. See our Spanish Guipure Flounces, at $1.85, $1.98, 82. up to $3.98 a yard, or our Chantilly Flounces, at 81.75, 81.98, $2.25 up to 85.50ayard. Every number in a variety of patterns, and each auality a Special Banrain, (We invested over $8,000 this season in Black Lace Flouncings.) Ruchings sre popular as ever (if not moreso). We offer to-day a line at 25c. a yard, ail colors, such as «2 were considered cheap 30 days ago at 50c. | Ladies’ Zinen Collars and Cuffs; we keep only one make, and thut is the finest and best goods made (Sidenberg’s), newest shapes, best fit, and best quality, but always the lowest prices. See our beautiful (30 different patterns) Sets, Collar and Cuffs, at 25c. per Set; really worth 40c. To introduce our superior quality of Farina Cologne we will offer same for one week at 5c. PER OZ., OR 80c. A PINT; Regular Price (and cheap at that) 10c. per oz., or 81.60 pint. We do this only to more thoroughly introduce this excellent perfume to the public. WHITE DRESS GOODS. We have received from New York auction some great Bargains in White Dress Goods, which we will offer at Bpecial Sale— (Owe Lot of Lace Btamine, Stripes and Plaids, in White and Ecru, worth 25c., which we will sell at 15 CENTS. One Lot of Colored Lace-Striped Nainsooks, beautiful woods and fine effects, suitable for Dresses and ‘Wrappers, worth 25c., which we will sell at 15 CENTS. One Lot of handsome new designs of Figured Indis + Linens, worth 20c., which we will sell at 12% CENTS. Bargains in BED QUILTS just received. BI A 8 % WIA t s88s Es rot eae BAUS ARE | MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STS. New Dusions: mx Ison Suxs New lot of CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS, ‘RNGLISH CHECKED and STRIPED SUITINGS for TATLOB-MADE DRESSES. _ "Dye demand and sale of theee elegant goods bas in- Quced ¥s to keop the largest and most complete stock to be fqund in the market, having bought largely to great advantage. : ‘offer decided bargains in 42-in FRENCH and ‘DRESS GOODS at 75c.,81.,81.25and §1.50, the very latest styles and suitable for all climates. BLACK LQUISINE SILKS, at $1. ‘The best silks over sold at the price. ‘ALL-WOOL NUNS VEILING in black only, at 250. ‘The greatest bargain ever offered in staple gooda. OUR PRICE. SHUGTER & sone, | | For farther information ras A make: ork. + ARTED=AN_AMBITIOUS_EARNEST — SU : a WW ised tse rinael huevo eprect wnet SELON & BAktE Petters ana Rngravern | Keteren {ANUPACTURER Stee, ‘Lock ee ‘ANTED-AT GENT ELF BEALES stock | neut Paris, Berlin WANTED--HOUSES. FOR RENT—-HOUSES bpd ng HOUSE, ABOUT 18 Fe RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE IN 90h 0% W ict for a FZ boarding howse ; “ewan der with m = 2-35. a te —— b 8B er mont ce Antiy to Mis TER'S, _er9 Loum 10, st. nw. JOR KENE— LiOROIT PARK, EE WENT sT_CLASS SS COOK AND WAITER, WARTED. SMALL HOUSE, CITY, OR SUBURBS, trick cottage, ot pode tg rave pone) Sa 3 car lines fleuty shade. quod ot | Jocatieu: yui't beighbort i a Ge: | mee uence than house fuitavie fr respectable painted. Rent #2730. dnauire at Mt ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE OR Cot. | whit Address, with particula: M. Peonts Wareaecens re sdk wine raw re wash earings ow a 5 i = with Pu Shugrowenente ret 2S me ANTED_ASMALL HOUSE ABOUT SIX ROOM SE AR eM age a os Watt BOY TO ATTEND, To BODA FoI terms, Address J. aploat Sd and bast Capitoigia, VY tain. Apply at @ ‘harmecy. 4 and ANTED-FROM JUNE 1. FOR ONE, YEAR OR 5 more. furnished house of twelve roots it ED— A MAN THOR an Gnexcentionable locality. northwest. rent pot War Pasion oi SAS gS Wait Sa sales for Hot eeeseler. tad eevee ra shes ter _apls-3t = er: mtat ‘and. references. ¥ = x 7 ‘ANTED—A WOMAN TO TO. ASTER IN RING ap DYER, fet h an : x FURNISHED st Wrtep 89 ef clothing AR | qpranTED-7O RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS, | Piste duterse Pee ad Stn RARE B.BARNUM CO., 933 ‘Penn. ave ap19-3t ‘un unfurnished Honse with 12 or 14 rooms: din- 1765. Post. 1 Desales, 131 Jane and suitable for entertain! pshire'ave, Cnfuruistiea— ste Were oune Mal Sao uss location between Hand M eteckoeh Thar Tava: | Hauweahare ave. “Cnfurnimes— 10 Ccmectewt ave ofasetal (ress, stating age and ex- HILL & JOHNSTON, api Tol) M st, naw, ANT, Star office. 'apl9-3t 6- "P38 Toth st mon GT a - WASEDA BOF. Wo WRITE AGGOD BAND WwW LIMPROVED AND UN. ST st. now. 14s #100 1402, 1404, 1406 Ma AMO TE pieces necten im: ALRITE aay, to ats, Gavact Grom ownens: 1Q stow. dur. a ave ne. Gr ‘“ Beas shai, and wiring rence BUSTS gS AN. pte RIL or. tana Fete | adie Sf ir 0 acts ‘ANTED—A CO! INT TIDY PERSON FOR —, Ss 1s] Wir rcken paste tunis Aprige with cir WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS Per niw.. meen iar 1S reference, at 630 G st. 8. €. aplp.21' WASTED; SHP-COVERS POR FURNITURE TO Have. h.w.0r.. 40 91, Tempera y ANTED-YOUNG MAN IN oto ona, we ey make. Perfect fit and finisbed work guar- | 146 b. Cap st.n.e, Bras are Let hoor 2. Ne stating salary expected, B. W. H., a 2Tt ROWS, Ser by. pl prometiy attended to. = | v per part laud P 0 $38 eS “ oes ie APACE aia = - jan now. Sr. and Jocksou Hall uiicy” 814 7T! 7 ly ANTED—LARGE IRON SAFE ADDRESS P. st wo Wari =e Box 228, eiving deserption and price. apltelw | of" }ith atstew, ii 0 NYS tel ali wy AD apl9-3t woe = Vv J ANTEDSFHOM SIVE T: > FIFTY SHARES cg Upper r part 1408 Pst, i pas lorsailey nw. TWO COACH PAINTER IDK stock APD we Serie CS ane, AND Cue the clothier. 934 7th at nw. vader i 3, 1313 100 we ‘Wao Is RAPID ANTED—FOR CASH—HORSE, HARNESS AND | 4 WANTED—A, Si ENooRAPH| and accurate aud can use the type-writer. Aupls at the office of the Auditor, in the Court-House bull fog, up stairs, cast wing. ‘apl9-at Woiveysor Licht Warvot mittee yi tui de scription and Price, P.O" Box Soe city ANTED— HORSES To PASTURI SED — CHE HE OUITAR homes & spvcinity: box stalin f orrices Re eee iT aie aR OUESNY | wm cogetred, Bocce Sinel bates er Gree, pees 408 La. Sven banenent#20 ere . stables, 311 Oth stn. w: farm on th st road mile hat tet kde VANZED- 4, GOOD SEAMSrRESS “COLORED | frou city. 0-H. CUARR: lige, Ma aylt lao® Srenonn ows roe tumnild eedreatec.cmemt become Men ee B14 | WWANTED TO EXCHANGE, A MEDIUM-SIZED = Hstn wast ila in. Pire-vroof Safe. in use gaily one feat, fora bores Bere ANTED — SALESMAN” Fo aed bepey. ASirces Dox 108, Gar Sen, apie, uly @ Porton of the proper Wir ae : WAXTED IMMEDIATELY BY A LADY, ence tone tok f tate jo pupils wt omen and ts WW siterts ine Wslagae? ehie oy Kearent | SOAan Ragas: oo Md TO ae fers for “The Vol er of i ta of apie by Gen John A. Salary to good a we ie * ANTE! dress Box 113, star otice LL GIVE PR ‘ory lessons of Latto ss Box 113, St parat f pupis res WARE, IMMEDIATELY AN — Jdence; Also Italian and Spanish. “Having we hours | D ath st we ibhiy free uo nore thau a puyulis’ nesded® V's Star Wastep-4 aon, FARM HAND: ONE 3 Seis a can milk. 8. M. GOLDEN, Good Hope Hill, D.C. | yyy ANTED-UPHOLSTERING OF FINE PARLOR 19-2" and other furniture ; slip coverscutand made; hair T ANTED: ED AND INDUS- | mattresses renovated and remade. furniture packed Wate ee erence fare RC pe ee eS tion: $15 weekly. CAHSON, STEWART & CO.” | Practical Cpboleterer, 1006 14th st, nw. ~_apls-18 week y ANTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT THE Columbia Mutual Lite Association offers spre ial Dy Up State. A) D ona svn Dayvor, 8 inducements to persous desiring insurance until Moy ) Lith, near Ont. 10r. I5th, 1887, FRANK - TIBBETS, Secretary. ar lS-iw st, car Pa ave. ANTED_TEAMS TO HAUL BRICK TO WASH- mton. Aged tansel ae 9 ver thousand Apply to BECKWITH & QUACKENBUSE, ante. arisat i, 10 rs ‘ thst a.w. Ore a mi Property piacea with mie for rent of aale is liberally advertised free of cost us the uwher WANTED. GENTLEMAN, WELL ACQUAINTED in Washington, who can furuish good references, as assistant manaver ; no ex} getic: $18 weekly. “ISAAC St, upstairs, 9 to 12, CTY | °'For list of property for sale. call of wend at office, W GES JOURSTOS, iota tam Roos gL Prot | avi WO HOLTZMAN Toth aa Fae ow, wonderful Stee Clock. pe ahs juilding, will pay cash for Military Bounty Land | J2OR RENT—46 L STREET NOKTHWE sot eNOS ee farrante issued for services in any war price tothe | IV story Bock house, Nix tocmn, water abd eas, easy payments. Room 1 | Bebellion. mhis-2m" \s SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY y ANTED—A FIRST cee COOK, AND ALSO 4 | ‘ANTED-STEAM DYEING AND CLEA) __arle waiter and general Louse servant (white): man | Wert new machinery I am prepared to | JOR KENT—FROM IST OF JUNE TO OCTORER, and wife preferred: none but thoroumhly Competent lease cates "or gentlemen's clothing in best | Fees Bor Be . gud satisfactory persons need aupls. Service dUriDg | Sorkma manner and on short notice: $7 years’ | iron’ Doping june, Teraiebed, ome equare. Summer in the North. Bend address, with references, | Worhtmuanek called for and delivered. “I. a | som Dup to Box 20, Seuste Post Office, Cit; J apls-Ot SEX, 1119 14th st,, opp. the Porticayl, jal 7-dm* | ANTED-A YOUTH TO ATTEND TO SODA} eUROPEAN i] seater in the drug store. one with experience pee- | Wis 2h aaa Nb toth oe Ore Wen as | TORRENT ory, 11 room: ferred. Apply 500 9th st. n. ere guuranters to teach old or young 47 airs. sincins, | 1444 Piemve ste eee ae Y AY, yy ANTED — IMMEDIATELY % ae organ, pisno and vielin, in = quarter for #4; also, 140 B st 4 Troon 9 tailoress, to help on coats. DERE OOD, | Pisho aud organ for sale Oneasy terms. apl8-lw" | S211 story. 6 roo 15.30 423 11th st. n.w. p1A-3t Vv 7 ANTED-FOR THE CoMING MONTH. Us . M. VARKER, 1418 Fst mw ,ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT | jmpdred people to make hay ‘one of th OR RENT SEVERAI IW BRICK HOUSES, ON ohce. White and colored women cooks $10 to | wonderful agents of hesith. Olipe. Sure cure J M at. s.w., containing five rootus, rent, @10 eachy ). Chambermaids, nurses, scrubs and men cooks. | for ea of Piles, Kheumatiam avd Indolent ¥ cheap CHARLES §. "BAN! COOMBS & BUKG Einp. Bu., 926 F nw. ap1s-btt | Sores. When tried, roe rou canes Vex yes io api a ‘806 Fat. a\ ANTED-A SMART, ENERGETIO GENTLE: | Bo" = 2 apo. JOR RENT_A NEAT NEW OOTTAGE OF BIGHT nau or Lady to act as Avent. good commiarion or | 3 = Toms. with 1Bacros of excellent water aud PANY, 018 petintreataave ne. “°° Map” | We $39 TOU ea Rise | apis toe" MURTY R'DNEA eh aol Pata Wener ts ees Owens | S32. i cigs 300 $10. 50.000 $22, 100,000 | Aon RENT AVERY ANUG AND ATTRACTIVE ofthe printing business; $2 per week. D.,Star | sortment antique, astin, = tinted, colored and | }-room brick House, with all mod. office, __aP18-2t"_ | white Jeter, note and bill-be: ad paper in the city. AN- | St. 4th and oth in odzanoe 10 5 i. 'ANTED — EXPERIENCE! VASSERS TO 1 DEK vai N § MOORE, ao10 med Paave. n. apls-3t UTTER & WIMER 14 ml Wittens ‘yelopedia aud up t0 date, with flustrations and ma SHEEHY & CO., 906 F st.n.w. ‘OK BALTIMORE, NEW YORK C!T suburbe, women cooks, &e., cooks, meu cooks, | Skit, sunburns, coms, & bring "ref edish and German | | WASTE ERY ONE 10 KNOW THAT THE | FOR RENT MAY 1, FURNISHED Hc Ww TED=ALL ‘TORNOW ROSE JELLY HAS | 2° rom ytunale wonderful cures of irritations and diseases | excellcut c = ee ee of the akin unegualed for toi sy Tones | Beste Semone —_ ‘THALY OFA DOUBLE Stwuw wutitul location, om Gth st. extended, op— complete in one valuine | cA and wiry” wo Address It M, 630, 632 F s nw. Columbia Mutual Life Association is offering ard University: hiabdse ante | special iuducements te persons desiring insurance bay-windows: modern inproveneute, Pure May 15, FRANK J uniurnished, with or without board. |. TIBBETS, | wg Betre tary. CHD Ft. apid-iw 2 oe | Walzer are ‘A POUND OF BUTTERINE aT | F{OR RENT—A NINE-ROOW DWELLING ON COR: 5 7 ‘20 cents per pound, and if ats lon't compare favor- | “The Portiand.” partly tur- | ably with butter sold at 3 cents, return and furnished, rewe ORD. 4: ome Couta, Wars roux ret agar, ones. alle ‘BAD SbO-B1" Center Market | & BOTHELPOUD, 1229 F ot Address Box 49, Star i= we ™ - - reece nee “ = 5 THOT 72 OST. NW. TEN WOOMS, WITH T ANTED—ONE SMART MAN AND ONF BRIGHT Sears cg =" t ware, WELL WITHOUT prover wire at vat aiter close of business or oe of the oldest au best es youre assesainent Life Instirance Associations tn the cc try m $100 to $200 comme, Alicom- | 008 wonderfull, | _apl1-am* rdeser wanit._| 3 | | Waster EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT Live remedy tor Malaria, Fever and Ayue ms coutidential. Give, age and, present em- | ELIXTR BADER. also, the best. tou for streuribe: piosieut. "Address Post OBice Box No: 2508, Hostou, | fiw dheisaetege oA pee vesetsble a a $0 813 20th st 5 Mase aploo Nea for. 397.50 Raiex nuquinine. “At Druxgiats, 0c ws DUNDORE'S EMPLOYM: | Teall, conducted by ladies. ‘PRICE PAID FOR | a and cclonsd Yor all kinds of doiuentie labor, with refer Vatches, Guus, Pistols, | ence. sit MS peta, Feather ig Carpenter | Milking of Household Furniture. “Address Bor 13h Wy: while it last wick. U8 HO y ANTED=J GAN, PIU S 3 5 Po ‘C0, Roy He a eae itt EW Steam Fitter, 1014 Pa, ave. n.w., sole agent in the 30 Houses in rear M, 4r__ | District of Columbia for J.T. Cowles’ Tuuproved Stand OO 5 Kam. boon Water nw. yANTED— 11,000 INDUSTET Pipes cand Hive’ Eacaee with iee-pre siepe tat | 0 STORES Witte win Tucrative employment: no | 2Pes aud Fire ahi | 0 218 6th stn 35.00 fraud or um bux: hundreds of testin aa pet | eee on 30 8 Fcor. at “ys ade indepeadent throura thie work. ne. store an : D_PURNITURE, CAR ee es Pan Kran Foner bole and ind tose ASTRO sai ATrai neh yaar awake. | Pelt Puiaituns err te we talker :compen- ton. miat be well educated and 00d talker oni ee EUSINESS “MEN TOLEAVE THEIR eerie eee x | W orders bind Pr eee Job and book printing. We me WESCOTT & WILCOX. “1907 Pennsylvania ave. t,_ oflice. t farm Pere er a3 | games orses called for and returned. 5 iy scales, 10th and La. av. Jal4-6mm Warren AND OTHER INSECTS EX- Frt ter Building. 12 3 y terminated from carpets furniture, furs, ad ceed whic then <4 yANTED-BY THY FRANKLIN, HELIER aso. | IPUPULNUE*S BOTGis be anes woe ‘ci energetic y re. cSee Yable men to act av awcuts:experience Not meceenary. | WANTED —comnmussioNER OF DEEDS FOR ‘apply 231 Mas | Weta, ou nd Hermon, J. BORDEN SMI tH, * | Commissioner. JOHN -E. Bl SED DERE | In‘Gitice trom'9 alm. to. pan | Warne Pac fs ANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING. - ysten" of Drewscutting, ete., with pring by our process. ‘Lelepone 110-6. Eepermeastre alone, sal a | RLCHACE B'BHOS GLE La ave ae Mt London dresamaiers cu | Moat | ———— prehensive aud prectical, es ees cot cares | _FOR ] RENT—ROOMS. | Paes OR KENT—DESIRABLE SUITE OF TH | BH. WAKNER & 00.016 Fatow. 1222 F st.uw., Washing: | JS communicating 0 OR RENT ANTRD—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS Sornind and fitting by the actual measure and square rule, atreduced price; cutting, fting and patterns cut 13 | S23 Cet. nwo 7 | 20Tet aw. ir | 404 Boundary #t.n,w. | 190 14th etn. | i easily learned, ravi the only system te fitting. Patterns cat, ‘thaterials fitted, bast or made. The system tau conservatory of Mi house new, with all modern conveniences. ‘Apply at sos: ton, D. =e Sees 52 ELS | oor “suitable for housekeeping; rent moderate to | JU QLGE RES #100 416 61h xt.» 161.983: WHE Seg FoR, Us a food tenante. 500 2 at Te | doin now ide 180 S20 Sah at he “4 wir ow howes: week can two oc Coun. ave a Mae te Ceiltial st. Boston, Masse Box Sts idl ae ed 11 3Gcerunper pert es sd ier ferece 33 ‘i a = S 5 taper 3 este es es Toots, in suites of Miree, on hret and second ies iS sigs craven ferveseee i USSERESS WANTED—SITUATIONS x Y IC YOUNG MAN, Witt inowiedts of mechsuical and civil eu neering, # situation in otiee of patent atiorney of real : 340 higewst nwa OF 9 7 estate agent. Address Box 67, § a ‘ON FIRST ee i Frsteaet Qt een 138 TEDLBY A LADY. & PLACE AS HUTTON: band south, tummished or unturnisted fneeeelle, WUFSenmet SESE Witke rorxer witir a fastiouable dress-maker. ‘The above houses” cin be examjued ty penal: trom 1 | LARGE ROOM, Sot s pod FOS 1 otic 4BOMAS J. FISH pee SW TADY,A Post. | Aiforpintied or ufurnssbed, with or without boon, | nig rope tion a8 housekeeper or charge of Linen room in | 1249 Massachusetts ave. eae Sa 2OR RENT—100] EAST CAPITOI. 925,50, hotel: not menial: Ho oblectign leaving cts," nine | FOR KENT—oOK. OTH AND, MASS. AVENUE 49,20 Tithe TF Years experience. “Aaress %. 7. ‘ave. | Large nicely furnished front Rooms, secund aud | $5245 8} ne en 19- tind Hoors, with Board. Southern and eastern ex: | $1200; 1:9 H stn centrally hoes RED | Posure, “Three lines of cara” References exchanged. S50; 408 eee ¥ TWO ft ED | Payee TIE vine aye ne etd. CT: D atae., store ai VV nis, a Situation ae chambermald of murve: 400d | sate war can be furuished. Apply 1803 cern. i FOL R RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOM! a D Maplg-3t* and wodern Mubrovements. north aid S. 7 posure: on line of carsand het <class | are ts wa ECTABLE. COLORED | Prana? rate tol st. Grant row. mn {ok HENTTHREE-STORY AND BASEMENT i, Situation as oF name best of references. Call for or address SARAH,1150 Brick House, 1003 H st. nw. Fesidence for private fauntiy. War Department. Fe RENT—OOTTAGE-STVLE BRICK. 1: st. m. bath, de: ENT-—AT 1112 H N.W..ONE LARGE NICELY Turnished south room, suitable for oue oF two | enticinen st wemmar sates, bath, gaa and stieodanon. | See ee employment fo ne! other genteel Work, Address Hox 1 UNG PROFESSION V vist, me o' st OR RENT—TURER NFURNISHED, ON 340. tro 34 Lith nw & ro e Shes” ° em Ot fer. Souths trout. Bath, was and eat. to | TY Sth'et ac, from May’ dni, 10 noone, Wine SUTIN FoR meee iment, 01k ae “Smee Sirls, a cook and chambermnaid, 27h RENT—TWO FURNISHED Pal S, — rite Chamnbermaid and colored Cook’ if eatae’ Foe ees, op yp | eames — Tiber whiteelp. 717 Met.n.8, DUNDORE & | Eas bed-rocus: also use of Pie oe ris at ors | Poke RENT DESH ABLE 13-ROOM HOUSE, Ou it | Pstnw. 18-31" | plete order, inne! Santa ry privat NTED—A SITUATION BY & ENTAIL AT NWCONE THIRD.STORE | Moderate to a private family” S. Wi Baitincre-(eweey business Preferred): either | FAP RENT AGUA SE SW OSE Ta paras | sc now or in fall woud referencer Us preset cmplcver. | Terueto wut ihe tases SSE | ci, nexT_rCRRIRRED WoUsE O. hore tiem apio-3e- R RENT-TWO VERY PLEARANT NICELY Bi sere Be aetna V SST STARS AR ROR RS | ase en potent nt dorgucs Ba eae Gea are eee: vers, ee EABol Ag. BLT vies. NT—TWO LANGE, PLEASANT COMMUNI. ‘ANTED. ee ee 3 Tit 113 bel avn BY AN INTELLIGENT. | COLI algae T3ho0 Uda W See to travel: S3335-30 RR RENT— 919 G ST. N. W.. PURNISHED ‘nd third floors, with home ecin- Poferences exchanged. wi0-3 T3ue Ne 'ANTED—A PLACE AS cat aera one city references. Apply at 15: chty eomumaodstions 1905 H ae Cee ute BRENT 1225 0 ST, NEAR 10WA eee || ae Warton —ENOWN THAT ONLY RE seat tuk Room: delightfal neighborbood OR RENT — VERY DESIRABLE BRICK, 610 and competent, Frere eee Referer a Botstia Gna reet furpece room, cal BESS einbioyment bureau, O20 F st Bria R RENT—NICELY FURNISHED, PEON NT BED. use in CuSO UERTY. FUX,020 Pat nw, WARIED POSITION A As TEA ee | 2 rogeneabalie So peetioman, ot - Ror = NT—FURNISHED- superior se oiipliniments. Batis SANT Pe nyr by they eal forginned Addcone Wl 5 ay Spinton oftoe, ci city. ‘ANTED — FOR COOKS, Toy isakee Tai? 20m at. ww ttl Now 1887, Ws ‘PLACES 2D GIRLS, | 1014 15th stn arses, leles! 2028 Ist. uw; uutsl Get. 1 18h, 2017 Q st. n.w.; until Nov. 1, 1887 ‘aids r RENT—IN A NEW HOUSE, SOUTHERN EX. L444 sfenar soehaane, Sa Frene. ewe floors, of 4 rooms: unfurnished: all _ Suessd country. Fit 3 ap} Galeter 3.50 SO pm a 1OsO stow apis ior ‘RENT-ROOMS, NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY furnished; wire ‘and. aii ‘and uufurdsted b i tee otLer | most a: a8, Se od ——o cae apt. FOR RENT—OFFICES. FoR RNT Epos HALL ROOM, Pao =e ge St ee fF ra ay nw.