Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c THE EVENIN NG STAR. | WASHINGTON THURSDAY April CROSRY s. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a reculnr. permanent bona fide daily circulationmore than treb! hat of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much grenter than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. The annoyance expressed by the President at the conduct of two or three of the newspaper represen- tatives who have been In the habit of attending his noon receptions, is not at all unnatural. The wonder 15, rather, that he has endured so long in silence the il! manners of which he and his guests have been made the victims. Liberties have been taken in the east room of the White House which Would not be tolerated, if indeed anyone wonld think of taking theto, in the drawing-room of a pri- Yate dwelling. Why the President and those who Pay their respects to him should be made targets for a running fire of witless and often insulting comment, delivered in so loud a tone that It could hardly fall to he overheard, does not appeat, But after all this is sald, it seems as if the President had made another of his hasty mistakes of generalization in visiting upon the Whole fraternity of reporters and correspond- ents the penalty invited by the sis of a few. He has a perfect right, if he chooses, to cut off at any time all the special privilegesenjayed by the representatives of the spress at the Whi House, whether those privileges have been abused oF not. It fs not always wise, however, to exercise ‘the most undentabie right. The President's sweep- ing censure of the newspapers, made in his letter to Mr. Keppler and in his Harvard College speech, were not calculated to win the kind feeling of those Journalists who had babitually treated him with ‘courtesy and consideration, and looked for a return to Kind at his hands; and yesterday's incident, ‘Which fs subject to the same criticism, 1s lable rather to increase than to lessen the impression made by its predecessors, ——— “The British government, understanding the action of the United States in denouncing the fishery articles of the treaty of Washington to be, ina great degree, the result of disappointment at detng called upon to pay £1,100,000 under the Halifax fisheries award, offers to revert to the old condition of affairs without pecuniary indemnity.” Report attributes the foregoing to Lord Salisbury ‘a8 an oMicial statement to the United States. Sec retary Bayard refuses either to confirm or deny the report. Sir John MacDonald says the terms mai Tr You Havrex In the vicinity of our building any time this ‘week ‘twill certainly interest you to look in our show windows. You will gain more informs- tion by fifteen minutes’ examination of the rious wares displayed therein than we could hope to convey in a wholecolumn of the Star. Our two large southern windows are devoted to the display—one of samples of Merchant Tailoring. and the other to Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Ties, and the multiplicity of things to be found in our fur- nishing department. In another window are tobe found samples of Ready-made Trousers, the style and fit of which youcan form good idea from seeing them om the forms. Men's Clothing, ready for use, fills one of the large eastern windows, and Boys’ and Children's Clothing the other, and between these two comes our magnificent display of Shoes for Ladies, Misses, Boys and men. Boys' Head- gear fills the next window, and the northern Window is devoted to the display of Spring Styles of Men's Hate. ‘The price ticket on each article orgarment tells the story more forcibly than could any words of ours. There isu’t s man or boy who Teads this advertisement that isn't interested. directly or indirectly, in this, our grand display of Spsing Outfittings: for, never before in Washington—not even in our own house—were such stetling values offered in the various lines we kecp. Our marvelous business has reached that point where we are enabled to istribute the wares we sell at about whole- sale prices—or prices that retailers generally have to pay for their goods first cost. This is no idle boast of ours, for the credit is not ours alone. To the people's confidence and generous patronage we cheerfully and thankfully s¢- knowledge the credit is due. Whatever you may want for Spring Wear in Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and General Furnish- ings, yon are sure to find here in goods pos- of the proposition are not accurately stated in the Teport. Some such proposition is evidently the subject of negotiation between England and the United States, and Secretary Bayard, who suggests that the interests of San Francisco, Chicago, and the trade across our northern boundary exceed the interest of Massachusetts in the results of the appiieation of such an alternative as commerctal non-intercourse, hopes that a satisfactory under- standing will result. There is an unpleasant flavor to the whole publication. Lord Salisbury thinks that the United States is more worrted about pay- ing the old fisheries award than annoyed at the sessing the highest order of excellence, and ‘st prices that will surely please the most eco- nomically inclined. SAKS & COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, Canadian outrages upon our fishermen, and that the national pocket-book and not its self-respect 4s to be protected; and Secretary Bayard Is hope- ful and complacent over negotiations proceeding, presumably, upon that basis. Perhaps it will be cheapest to ignore the practically unanimous voice of the national legislature, swallow the Can- adian insults, surrender the principle which bas been the subject of contention between the two governments, and recetve in return without ex- pense but with much condescension fishing privi- leges which the republic has steadily insisted are worth nothing over and above the corresponding privileges granted by us. Cheapness ls novalways the highest aim of a nation. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, encouraged, perhaps, by the dissatisfaction arising from the Pennsylvania road's increase in commutation Tates, proposes to work upan active suburban business In the vicinity of Philadelphia. The por- ton of the road between Wilmington and Phila- deiphia has been doubie-tracked, and sixteen dally trains each way are to be runon and after next Sunday. Is it because it has at present no shrewd and active competitor for the best part of Wash- Ington’s suburban travel that ft fails to show the same solicitude and the same prudent energy in Duilding up the suburban business in the vicinity bf this city? Every consideration necessary to sempt a road to foster Washington suburban growth would seem to exist. ‘There 1s now an ex- traordinary tendency in this city towards making homes in suburban towns. Property ts being purchased for town, sites in every firection from the city and on all the Toads. In the towns already platted lots sell readily, and many buildings are going up. Induce- ments in cheap raves, frequent trains, and the security of a double track will have much to do in deciding the direction which this overflow from the city will take, whether into Virginta or Mary- land, along this railroad or that. All of our rail- Toads should awake to the condition of affairs in this city. ‘The B. and ©. is wise to foster Phila- detphia suburban business by a double track and sixteen daily trains each way. It will be still wiser to recognize that there fs now an even more promising opening for such encouragement in the Vietnity of Washington. If it were not blind to thiscity’s suburban “boom,” it would not permit the work on the promised Metropolitan Branch double track to dawdle along at a rate Which will not complete it by the year 1900. = If the struggle had got to come between the sil- ‘Versmiths and their men, as one of the employers: Party yesterday stated in an interview in New York, perhaps the present ts as good “ss any time for tt; but ts it by any means certain that the sumggle was necessary? Could it not have been | Wolded by the exercise of a little forbearance and tact on both sides? And was there any better ex. | cuse fora combination between the employers to | force the men to their terms than fora combina- tion between the men to fore the employers to | theirs? It seems strange that the silversmiths’ lock-out ‘Should have begun just at the time when so many manufacturing firms and corporations are adopt- | ing the plan of profit-sharing with their employes, | Suppose that, instead of declaring war upon labor Organizations, right, left and center, the silver- Smiths had tried the plan of organiziug unions of their own in their workshops, giving to each con- ‘Tributor to the success of the concern a part of the Profits he has helped to create, would there have ‘Deen any need of a lock-out? Or, if both parties to the apprenticeship controversy had met in good temper and appointed arbitrators, would the threat of a general strike have been made? It Is worth noting that, accompanying the an- nouncement of a positive breach of relations be- ‘Tween employers and employed in this case, come) the news that the notorious “district assembly $9,” which has ruined more poor men in the last twelvemonth than all the ¢apicalist tyrants put together, was a conspicuous factor in the quarrel, It seems highly probable, therefore, that we shall ‘Witness another one of those disastrous contests out of Which no cae comes Whole except the cus todian of the relief fund and the well-paid walking | delegate. = Te seems as it it ought not to be necessary, at | wis late day, to correct a stupid error which | Sarted on its travels through the press nearly | Saree years ago, and which was the fruit of a reek- | Jess haste in reading plain Engilsh; yet im half the newspapers that discuss politics may still be found | references to Mr. Cleveland's declaration in his letter of acceptance, that he would not be a candi- date for a second term as President. As a matter of fact, Mr. Cleveland never made stch aeclara- Yon, and probably never thought of making it. ‘What he did say was that he was tm favor of a constitutional amendment providing for a single Presidential term of six years. As the constitu. ‘tion has not been so amended and as Mr. Ciewe- land was elected for only four years, there is no Teason for supposing that he would not take a nomination for another four years if his party offered tt to him. $< —____ Itisa significant announcement which ts made 4m a Paris despaten about the sale of the French crown jewels, that “orvers from America, espec- tally from the wives of United States Senators, indi- dicate the probable destination of the greater Part” of them. “The wives of United States Sen- ators!” as if United States senators were a class of inilijonatres by themselves, like railway kings and great bankers, und standard ot magnates, Next to ‘Wetr own nobiemen with enormous landed estates, Most of the Europeans evidentiy consider the nearest modern appoach to Cropsus, the United States Senator. It 1s scarcely a wholesome idea to Rave go abroad about us, and a still less whole- Some idea to allow to take deep root in the minds Of the people at home. ‘There may be a large measure of truth in Lord ‘Salisbury’s sneering comment on Mr. Gladstone's change of atuitude toward the Irish Six years; but that does not alter the Tact that the aged Liberal leader ts on the right ‘Side at last. This would be a hard world to live ip ‘Mnothing were subject to change, and the whole history of human progress is hung upon a series of discoveries by honest men that they have made mistakes themselves, question with | $9? Feat: ap2i 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. WoW Ww ERE Wwwww pe WwWwWw EB Wwww E wo "W kee oo A ENN cc AA NNW So MA RX coo A A NNN DDD. 00 DDOO BD os DDD ‘00 m «TTT HOG j HF bear 2s And when we say we WILL you ean depend upon it it's being done. Custom Millinery is what we want to speak of to-day. Have you or- dered your spring hat? Can't hear what you say, but perhaps it is “No.” Did you nee anything that just struck your fancy among the pattern hats and bonnets we showed at our opening? We have reduced the price of some of these. “Wecan doit!” That's what we said to start out with, By that we mean the comprehensive as- sumption that we can suit you in style and workmanship: we can afford to give you just what we charge for: we can deliver just ‘when we promise to: and, above all, we not only CAN—bat we DO it. Did you read the “Republican” this morning? We are ‘selling face powder and spool cotton very low at our Notion Department. It will in- terest you to look at our advertisement in the “Critic"to-night. We name some very low figures in Untrimmed Hats—and, by the ‘way, You must get out of that very bad habit of waiting two or three days before coming in for advertised goods. We change our ad- ‘vertisements every-day, and we arecontinu- aily offering new bargains. To yet them you must come when they are advertised, THE Fa o> Fl #38 fe BBB OO WN NN MM MM A RI 4 Wat A Eee en Ee MMMM AA RREC HHH RE MM MASAAR RC CH HB, MM MA AR RCCO H H ERR apo, «326-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Ovzs Is A Case CLOTHING HOUSE. “Buy"ontcredit and keepfyour nose to the grind Stone,” says a wise proverb. ‘We echo the same sentiment, Our standard has been andis: Thérty per cent under other clothing houses, ‘and the fact of buying and selling for cash only bas not ‘been the least of the causes which enable us to do so. ‘The following are a few of our bargains this week: re ‘Worsted Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit st A Fine Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit at $15. An All-Wool Cheviot Sack or 4-Button Cutaway Suit at $9.50, A Stroag Working Suit at $6. An All-Wool Cassimere Suit at $8.50, worth @12. Boys’ (14 to 18) Black Corkscrew Suits at 96. nit 8018) Chestmers ont Cheviot Suits from et G to 13) Suita, a splendid assortment, $1.50 ES wenios eves sat as of Odd Pants, Vests, Oaa Coats, de., at prices to suit everyone. OUR MOTTO—No trouble to show goods, 00, $e A BS E 3 SAA ES pl a O OAMAK K if se oo a ak K = TENTH AND F STREETS. spt Do Nor Porcasse A V avon Stove Until you have examined our large assortment of the ‘Crown Jewell Btove, the best in the market, with im- Provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Preesers, &e. The only Acustomer of ours told us yesterday of a curietit 0o- incidenc®, Two friends met at ler housé; one lately ‘from Boston, the other fromi Philsdelphis. Dress Was spoken of. The ledies thutuaily sdmire the dress et the othe. “Igotttine from thé Paltié Boyal,” sid the two new arrivals, alinost sihitltabeously. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL fn 80 flattered by the cohdescetision of the Sostém and Philadelphia ladies that it is mentioned in the Washe ington Evening Stan SPE SULTS: Price fs one consideration, qtslity another great con: sideration. You are requested to notice fiot only the materials but the make and finish of the Paisis Royal Suits. The buttons, the sewing, the fullness of Grap- ery, the fit, the variety of styles. Cah fou find better, or as good in Boston or Philadelphia, or elsewhere it ‘Washington? We know our prieés are the lowest pos sible for reliable goods. We have Isdics' suits fron 96.68 to $75.00. Childrens’ trom 63.68 to $26.00. oF” BL Se HAA hn ss A L id Siok EPe, RRR. Gey ERE g88q PRIGES ENGLISH HOMESPUN SUITS, GRAY AND GOB- LIN BLUE. ALL SIZES— ‘Regulat price ¢9.98. ‘Special sale price $8.8. FLANNEL TAILOR-MADE SUITS, PRETTILY BRAIDED, ALL SIZES— ‘Regular price $11.68. ‘Special sale price $10.00. SERGE SUITS OF BROWNS, AND BLACK AND GRAY CHECKS. ALSO BLUE FLANNEL SUITS— Regular price $17.98. Special sale price $15.98. €#” The permanent BARGAIN COUNTER contains for to-morrow 50 dozen CHILDREN'S.“Mother Hub- bard” NAINSOOK APRONS 25c. Sizes 4 to 12 yeara, SIPPP Af A T1883 ~~P PARAL AA 1S Ber AA E BAH Se rey tiatt ey tion RRR OOY FAL mm HORO OY Y AAG om Bho 3 Y AAA BR ¥ fAtu (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) p21. 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. HE STAR REFRIGERATORS ‘the best. Manufactured THE FS easly for ap20-4t ‘Hh st. aw. Woxverrcz, Porcranrrr OF THE RENOWNED MEDICINE. TRE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF THE AGE~A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE. No medicine introduced to the public has ever met with the success accorded to Hop Bitters. It stands to-day the best known curative articie in the world. Its marvelous renown is not due to the advertising it has received. It is famous by reason of its inherent Virtues. Itdoesall that is claimed for it. It is the ‘most powerful, speedy and effective agent known for the building up of debilitated systems. The following ‘witnesses are offered to prove this: WHAT IT DID FOR AN OLD LaDy. Cosuoctox Stati0x, N.¥., Dec. 28, 1884. Gents: A number of people had been using your Bitters here, and with marked effect. In fact, one case, a lady of over seventy years, bad been sick for years, and for the past ten years I have known her she has not been able to be around half the time. About sixmonths ago she got so feeble she was helpless. Her old remedies, or physicians, being of no avail; I sent to Deposit, forty miles, and got a bottle of Hop Bitters. It bad such a very beneficial effect on her that one bottle improved herso she was able to dress herself ‘and walk about the house. When she had taken the, second bottle she was able to take care of her owa room ‘and walk out to her neighbor's and has improved all ‘the time since. My wifeand children also have de- rived great benefit from their use. W. B. HATHAWAY, Agt.U. 8. Ex. Co, AN ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT. Gorman, N, H., July 15, 1886. Gents: Whoever you are, I don’t know. but I thank the Lord and feel grateful to you to know that in this ‘world of adulterated medicines there is one compound that proves and does all it advertises to do, and more. Four years ago I had a slight shock of palsy, which ua Rerved me to such an extent that the least excitement would make me shake like the agua Last May I was induced to try Hop Bitters. I used one bottle, but did ‘not eee any change; another did so change my nerves ‘that they are now as steady as they ever were. It ised. to take both hands to write, but now my good right ‘band writes this. Now, if you continue to manufac ture as honest and good an article as you do, you will acoumulate an honest fortune and confer the greatest blessing on your fellow-men that wasever conferred on mankind. TIM BURCH. A HUSBAND'S TESTIMONY. My wife was troubled for years with blotches, moth patches and pimples on her face, which nearly annoyed thelife outof her. She spent many dollara on the thousend infallible (?) gures, with nothing but in- Jurious effects. A lady friend, of Syracuse, N. ¥., who ‘had had similar experience, and had been cured with Hop Bitters, induced her to try it. Oue bottle hag made her face an amooth, fair and soft aa a child’s, atid wiven ber such health that it seams almost s miracle, 4 MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT. A RICH LADY'S EXPERIENCE. I traveled all over Europe and other foreign countries found returned discouraged and disheart. sd was restored to reel. youthfal bealth and apisits ‘with lees than two bottles of Hop Bitters. rhope Pisce where the genuine Danforth ‘Fluid can be ob- | others may profit by my experience and stay at home. W. & JENES & co, aL 717 Tzu Sraust ¥. W. New Srocx. We have tol tg ia ae. ELLIOT HAS at. Dw. suaranteed; Mosel Sibtiicer ANNIE BROWN, Tne re ee | ap20-4t aye ae ap? A LADY, Aususts, Me, are for i st nw. ‘ROBLEMS moat shige ae i. D. ana, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, has the honor to ‘hie NEW GOODS Sg gasgnte mae tn Disee- mhl7 — _ — they being measured, ticketed sud marked at s reitiction from their former price. This Friday, (to-tiorrow), on account of the large volume of tratle during the past wéek, we shall. ‘usually large number of attractive “Remnant” bargains. We quote in part, as follows: “ODD SIZES” IN JACKETS. wlaty stirective Jacket om lotto aatae ef vope siz8 ish hore Fo ee Sf isee Soong Seine of Misses’ Soiled Whit ‘wraps, choice of these for ie RESHE ae SutERy © DRPART WENT. disco! seater smade Moss, worthy trom 96 (adie Hlemeitched andherhiets fot teh nba hehe bay only be S CHILDREN'S “D DEPARTMENT. Spats ‘colored Ser ee eal as UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. peel Maaten Re gold for, €1; we will tee ‘we will close “them om ed Seater Gi dOustrcmxmmTNG eee pSaREh Ry e aie erst reralar ‘Day at: pe gid ,we will give youths cantes a lor : petted yay acedee ey sages “obp SIZES" IN sUTTS AND WRAPPERS See Ladies’ Wray pape te 3 Figured Batiste in an mel. Slzee an weet ete never sold less. than Ee 2 Sankyo ai Resular bogs? $8.00 liter them on Red eket De Tos of setipea Nat 5 dldtere ee a Ladies’ All-Wool Fancy ta sty) is gasde and perfect ttn. Putte Sa and fh 3 DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 88 Afew Colored Beaded Sets were $2.75: to close on “a well i jotof Felt Ball Trimmings (al color, were 25 17.00 br vtit: . . : {to close on Red Picket Day at See yard. 13:00 BUTTON DEPARTMENT. A lot of White Ball Pearl Buttons worth 25c. adogen | “ODD SIZES” IN WRAPS. ea Tickel price 12 4c.» doven, Where we have only one or two rarmonts left JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. ee OD ie Alot of Metal Napkin Rings were 15c.,to clove om Shed ‘or pe 2 fs sbi Rea Ticket Day at hort Wraps, sleeves of A lot of Ladies’ Sie -but 25¢. to 3 to ociesteaeaarat tieetas tio oe oi ei inti Reser eeer ge MOTION, DEPARTMENT. $29.00 lotof 50c. Chamois Skin close. nad heat Diy kee ee eae Rts lack Short Wrap, elaborately Jet A lot of Writ flog Sete, Pen jan oar, Beeld ag ize and two Rulers out on Red Rcket Duy af 299.90 x Tike Epo to close out on ++ 48. Pott Horsuce Mirrors French Pla were dent etooe ott en Red Picket ny aeSee LADIES’ NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. ‘Mall Ti » sc sist uet aug ined Cheuanlcs vere Se, TAGE DEPARTMENT. Price.. nuant” Price. fied onde te, on Benes Baaile foclose on piers "45-ineh Col fiends can be taken out, and the eletelenclis i Day at $1 yard, iunant F eae he /MBROT ¥ Common. § 01 1 Jotot Colored Eunbroigery Flouncings, waith #1,50 breath gry ed nd tie Bustle washed. ‘to close on Red Ticket, bay et i's sare, | Regular Eriee.. efoshartin 20 300; foions | | "Remnant Flot orth, of ries Flouncings, worth 38 ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT. "IN JERSEYS. ealtgt re Pillow Shams for Red ‘Tieket Duy | “ODD SURES*IN ey ‘Wo have taken from stock » miscellsheous lot wlotord tes Fringe fot Red Ticket Dey | (about) of Black All-Wool Jerseys, ends of only 15c. a $ ae at “which have becom broken ia Henk Shapers nd perfect. ting. M yes 34, 38 and 40 ‘ineh: A LS EME? oa ef “ODD SIZES” IN GLOVES. 7TH, . it not the full compl peel! on. SoD? Det line o er ‘thst Tine fe an Seda gues gpejand HR STAR REFRIGERATORS ining sizes aro placed on sale Friday Saduved or" Nemtisnt ® pei NS ie oF 'Pair Ladies" ae Chi mole Mousue- _ap20-4t is Vth st. ow. fair Gloves, Tan 1, ‘81.00 Tae. juctaire ae 9 Dazss Goovs Axo Panasors. ‘We have a beautiful line of 36-inch DRESS GOODS Pisin, striped and diagonal, 26c. Single width Same style, 12) and 15e, Splendid quality CAMELS HAIR, all beautiful shades, $1. Plain, Plaid and Striped TRICOTS, 42-inch, 50¢. 6-4 DRESS GOODS, 75c.,,87c., 1. ‘One case beautiful style SATINES, 12%, Mou Finot Suede Gloves, sizes Si and 6 ” Brie. ieee Maier Sisation, bias aunant” Price, 5, Pair Ladies’ 8-Button Hoi HE STAR REFRIGERATORS Are the Lest, Manufactarea iad for ap20At Srrctaz Sace Or Mituisenr AND CLOSING SALE PARASOLS, NEW STYLES, LOW PRICES. th st. ow. REMNANT DAY, FRIDAY. A full line in every department, and at prices that ‘will satisfy the closest buyers. Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT never was better sup- OF plied. A fall stock of UNDERWEAR. a JACKETS AND VISITES, POLITE SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU. at JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Mari MN cca ™ ap21. 713 Market Space. fg at HH A Boag. > sis Re oT NKR Goo | E% HON AN ‘ode Sya5 Mu J. P. Paso rt a re A CCO EER ba AA L AA oqo kf PP AA Dp AA g a ie 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, P a Af a 4 COO EEB . 814 SEVENTH STREET. IMPORTER ‘Will open s 2 cases of PARIS AND LONDON| * { 4 © Weinvite your attention to an elegant line of ROUND HATS ON APRIL 21ST. 9720 Children’s and Ladies’ Jackets at 93c., 21. $1.50, $1.75, $2, 82.25, $2.50, $3, and 83. also, Visites at 85, $0, $7, $8, $10, $12, and $14. Jost one-half thelr former value, to close balance of stock. HE STAR REFRIGERATORS ‘Are the best. Manufacture! exprosely for ap20-4t ‘#12 7th ot. nw. Sprorarrizs. OUR TRADE DEMANDS, MORE AN: MORE, THE FINEST Goops THAT CAN BE HAD. | 3 ANTE ‘THE FINEST NOT ONLY INSTYLE,BUTIN: | OW ME MOM MEL MATERIAL, TRIMMING, AND WORKMA’ SHIP. WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUB-BUTTON CUT- AWAY COATS MADE FROM FINE, IMPORTED WORSTED GOODS, LINED THROUGHOUT WITH SILK, OR SILK-FACED. THESE ARE GOTTEN UP AFTER THR LATEST AND MOST APPROVED PATTERNS, AND IN STYLE CANNOT BE TOLD FROM FINE MADE-TO-ORDER GARMENTS. Come and behold the most wonderful and largest display of Millinery ever exhibited, un- rivalled in variety of styles and shapes, at prices that must insare a ready sale. Trimmed Hats aud Bonnets at $2.25, 82.50, $3, and $4 only. ‘Untrimimed Straw Bonnets and Hats, too mani- fold in styles to mention names, at 17c., 19¢., MBe., 33e., 89e., 45c., 49e., 50c., 58c., G0e.,09e., ‘7Se., 87e., and $1. BESIDE THE WORSTED WE HANDLE == FINE LINES OF IMPORTED CASSIMERES. DD RRR BER NNN" 688, THESE ARE MADE ONLY IN CUTAWAY Bea Ee NNN" Ss, COATS, BUT FOR CHARACTER AND REAL LiusBow & Eden Sa Sss® VALUE CANNOT BE EXCELLED BY GOODS MADE TO MEASURE. a BE aS TrIT fe THESE ARE MOSTLY IN NEARLY PLAIN HE £4 i ig, PATTERNS, DARK MIXED, CHECKS, HESS TP Sst tT BROKEN PLAIDS, AND STRIPES. OUR STOCK IS SUPPLIED FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. BESIDE, WE HAVE OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE STYLES, MADE SPECIALLY FOR US, AND NO ONE ELE 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 ALI, 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 VALUR AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION, 2B BARNUM & 09, alo oon Pemmerevents Ava THEE EPS sere ee INDISTINCT 2 Our stock of Children's Trimmed and Un- trimmed Hats must be seen to fully appreciate ft, at 180, 250. 35e4 37e, 5c, 50c., 60c., and 7Sc. Mothers, if you want a stylish, nobby hat for your child, for little money, KING'S PAL- ACE is your place to buy it. MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, VELVETS, GAUZES, SILKS, MILLINERY ORNAMENTS, LAOR CAPS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, KID, SILK, AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES ‘At Special Reductions Until Farther Notice. Livanr, All kind | Especial setueelt RING'S =nee IP AL AGE eee Cee a ee rereepe epee an PURER a aoe WANTED—ROOMS. __ Warenseise 8 FOR, oF taperureantre aloe, aa Tat Eminent Fane Beis and ‘Most easily learned, rapidcom ive aud and the only systern in th Pitch needa no reaitine. ent, mate gJ. Gneervatory Uf Modes,” Bw, Washington, Been y ANTED—COLORED MAN, MEDIUM Winng habits, to wait on i fiend id and e as AMES fie Star ofice, arent ntoe Waxes: TED—A YOUNG LADX | EERE KONE THAT THAT s bad expérience iv goods basiness “pe Apply athe Semin Machine Co, tea.w, (Masonic Temple) ayz13e ANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED | SERVANTS— chanbermaid eget in private Yaictis. wrust snboermatd att waite ee one eel Apply at io Ww ‘ANTED—FOR BALTIMO! NEW YORK CITY, farmers; brige "references. bead Germes Nomen watled: FM. BUBNBAM, 650, 029 Fat aw W: GOOD, NEAT GERMAN ate TO a it family: ustomed | cera acer pan aa rence tose ‘13th st. n.w. ‘ANTED-A one. OUT-OF- CARY! re a ie hae ERIE ae RY ANRTED-AN ACTIVE ¥¢ ‘musical article: sal ENERGY, Star of ange ae, _ap2l- = Sey LADY COMPETENT TO GIVE ¥: Wits eatsor ea eke eh stops ferences required. Address PAK’ eck FANTED-A GOOD _WHFELWRIGHT. ivi : N on 7th st road: must be a single i LISHER, Thyson Hot Yo. Friday morning, vetesen joc ‘ANTED — CANVASSERS, eae TO set Hager an TaSE Stl Renae Sais fount WATSON, Publisher, sorte Agent, 1800 those ieisnd Waitin ptt CLERK THOROUGHLY FAM Will the prosecution of pension clatme Ai in own handweitiug, st pected, &e., ATTORNEY, mene’: Spa WANTED BOY ABOUT. 16 XEAHS OED T GO to the country to take care of horse am self useful Apply at 13 NTED-AT 2418 14TH ST. A COMPE Wake servant, where inundress fe auplored, Also, a neat Seamstress for faiuily sewing for one week onmore. Apply before 10 a. 1a apzi-2te Wi NIED-A YOUNG MAN WITH AN ACQUAINT- Mae teeth Maes ae meter in a 4 cupation. HOLESALE, P ANTED—A GIRL ABOUT SIXT) ie y to tend confectionery store. Os WASTED 54, SHITE Gini, FOR “GENERAL Ouse WORK: nO. ‘Sunday ee required. Apply at 5 ap20-2t" GENERAL Wikten(¥ WHITE, os 70 DO good plecetg the richt party. sili Hand WANTED-AN THualtioger, Bear fund energetic, Widow or ‘Maiden Lady, Pigmilordott Te canvas for a arickeseiing article treat. A fe anlary can le earn wired. Address HANNAH, Starofice, apo0-ste ANTED—A GOOD BUTCHER OR STALLSMAN. Address E. HILL, Box 87, Laurel, Prinee George's HEIAR TABLE, ving i i county, , with t 2 apz0-2t" Ww ANTED—WHITE AND RED “WOMEN 2 Wile for Tatu and atiend Caller Farur Bngae and Dairyuie ABOK BUREAU ap2u-3t* Mita eee Ne Paid tet tive 0 au e to HENRY SHELTON, 103 Ki Y wages. AD Memanerv 2 BE Wis Park st. ve WANTED-SMART YOUNG MIAN, WHO KNOWS Something abont plain painting, to learn enamel- in; fair weees aid. steady Jobit sulted, Also attous Boy tcleantap, “Cal bere 10a, Hoo New York ave. So ¥Gb—SEVERAL GOOD CABINET MAgERS: Thy, 10 EE JACRMON & 80. pase © Sih et and Ohio NTRD—A AN TO ASSIST IN MAKING Wart 9 and repeirs of clothing. ‘api tee B.BARNUM ¢ CO 3 jeuce in keey ka to take chance Ve ing of a get already opened. Ad Sud ex ED. i0 WRITES A GOOD HAND in quick eid correct at Aures, geuveand in- durtrious. “Addrem, stating age. expetiestee. in basi. | ness, if any, and wiving references, BUSINES | Star‘oitiee. ANTED-AT KING'S PALACE, 814 77H two firet-class Millinera, it \ SEs PE ere tue ; : | at the office of the Auditor, in the Court-House pelt ing, up stairs, east wing. W. Wane and wil ANTE! Apply. servant (white): man id. general how competent rrel-none but thornehly < gnd satisfactory pet-ous need ayviy. juring tht suai ihe North Bend eaeas, with refers, to Box 20, Serate Post Ofice, Cit apls-0t YY ANTED—MEN AND WOME! ALL, AT hambermaids, nurees, scrabe and. men “cooks, ,OMBS & BURGESS, Emnp. Bu., 924 F is-6e WW 'STED_ONE SMART MAN AND ONE BRIGHT ‘woman in Washington to work one hour each day w Close of business for one of the oldest aud Lest assesqment Life Insurance Associations in the coun- try. Such persons cau easily earn from $100 to $200 sinionth, in addition to thelr present incoine, Alucom- munications confidentil. Give age ployment. Address Post Office Box ‘tas. V TANTEI DOR reau, conducted by and colored, for all kin ence, 717 Mist, u, w. Ro. 25R Boston, 2598, Boe. apls-ot Indies. Men and women, w! ‘of domestic labor, "oh = pls vt WASTED STOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN ROOM nd board in the uorihwests with, private. fompst sndao small children.” Address Ai. 4 Star fice Ww ARTED TNO, Oi THRE UNFCRNISUED ns by geutlenian and prow ia arat-clane privat: fuse, with or'w vient beard particulars abd price. "Address H. A. Mt. Star ares VANTED_ONE OR TWO FURNISHED On U Wotrmstea rovos itt board, for ersten aad te fam snk cd suited. refers ANTED — FURNISHED, TWo COMMUNICAT- hanged. ALE aeoreer ot fora wens Nav. Give full State, War. and bd location, Address box 160 Stare ANTED—HOUS Want B. EIGHT OR NINE GOOD- on four with ai om a conveniences: kitchen meron Si lor pref Sor pay more than $80, Capain Furl, US Ay ine neer Department Rie es WTED_APRCTALLY-TNPAOT ED AND UN VE Tg al oy Ea epee od nnd age” om one SE HILL. cor. 8th and F sta, TY, OWNING HOUSE IN ¥. sane ior inate i ‘ncuser shout 8 pesma S's OF eae Jdrena KK, Star Ofiice i WaKEtaat ONCE A BRICK HOU modern improvementa, en | Joes forbes about apz1-3i ie 10 IN GOOD 5.000 cash. dealtuce with owner pre- 5.000 cant face with owner [re- location. “Auiress ERAL, Star ofhce HOUSE, About for frst class boarding bose best of ret Crem RAER hee Bae Nan = jounes routed Kents collet Room 10, 1006 F st. nw. aplo.3t® WANTED TORENT SMALL HOUSE, city OR | convenient to ear lines. plenty shade: re consequence than Loase: suitable fOF peowl JAN. Star office res | WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS | & 'ANTED—BY RESPONSIBLE PERSON, #50 OR ged patie or «ix MOnihs at > percent per payable in four notes, Address A. {3 CZ, 7 | WaxteD=70 SELL SIX TWO-STORY FRAME Houses, six rooms." To be taken off the sr WASTED-To BORROW #2.000 FOR, on real estate worth ore than dou on Est. sm. bet. gouth Capitol and. Del ‘ORD & WALDRON. 3 smount. alo 83,000 op uniruproved lots, “No sion. x. | te WASte —* GOOD SADDLE HORSE, and easy waited. Apply at the stable at > sachurette ave, Wiens tion; willing toy anew Wheeler & Wilson sey stating terms, Box 88 Star o! NEAR CITY, We Ere or = rent churning ‘ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT A Femedy for Malaria, Fever and Age is BLIXth ABER’ alte the bert tone for te At ing the system, A pure vegetable compout Druggists, 50c.; 3 bot no quinine. WANE aL foverm makes gteed., Onlers iy nail promptly attended 0, L_ BROWN, 602 D st. nom. VERS DOF Bi d. and if it don't compare favor. th » ably with butter sold at 30 and 35 cents, Feturn wn fet your mobey. Stalls 40-30-31 Center Market. | mli30-40" : y ANTED—LARGE IRON SAFE, ADDRESS P.O. Box 228, giving description aud price. apl-lw WASTED FROM FIVE To FIFTY SHARES OF Necond National Bunk stock. the clotier. 934 sth st a6 i ANTED— HORSES TO PASTURE — KEEPING y: box stalle for grain feeding | &° when A led for. Onier box si Price s | gesbles 11 Gti stn. farm om 32h of rond ned | fron cit. 0. H.P. CLARK, Sligo, Md. apls-lno" | mu war BY x LADY GRAD: uate of inusic, i their homes; gente per lesson: plano, organ ahd ‘vocal. "AAdte Silse cP CART, Star office api. Eb—IMMEDIAT! pupils y ANTED—UPHOLSTERING OF FINE PaniOn | aud other furniture ; slip coverseut made. hair } mattresses yengvated spd feusde; faruiture tacked ped. Fine cabinet repuirine Uphoiaterer, 1406 14th st. ui. WASTED EVERY ONE 70 KNOW THAT Columbia Mutual Lite Association offers ap inducements to persous desiniuy insurance witlh Ney 16th, 1887. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. ay 18-16 ANTEDS TEAMS TO HAUL BRICK TO WASH tunnel at ¢2 per thou ae i appiy io BRCRWITH & QUACKENBUSH, ate. ged sl < HALL, Tine M apisat Terms in advance. mt oosne, oweriook: ty Fo November Inia reduced prices frets #6 Up <ISHED ROOMS. Na AwoD. Government oa Fo = eteshe ‘rooms for room, with good board, for # F FOR RENT FOR RENT. THREE OR Porn v nod beds ¢ OR RENT— ROOM all bancdaotnely fu ap 1a oR RENT—UNFU Parlor, bed Introbe), aad ktechen (wit Closets; rent, to permanent tenant, | Stat ofice OR RENT. mocund fs ths 1th at. fee JOR RENT -THRER Ss EURS HED HOUSE, NINE Jove cire Keascuabie rental. renee): ato a seood tenant, at 6li LAkGE —~ROOMS. FURNISHED water, bath, bir yard, Jert for houvekeepume Toth frott from one ETH nade ENT WITH OF WITHOUT BOARD. rinse hrd trent bedrooms af 223 Laat Capitol st ng-room (with, - - rooms on thind floor, sultable for honsekeepiug: eas; south fromt Apply 421 Cs OF HaNd- some second flowe gouth tromt moomin, with OF with nt board. Sesond-foor. hy JOR RENT To, ‘thint oor, 1407 be and Jon ie hapdgorvely Wok RENT—TWO ROOMW ON FIRST OR aruivied: mew house. 1S 4 7th st aw OR RENT Rooms for » ALL OR RENT_TWO OR THREF VERY PLE private bath-room ave. roows, unfurnished i04¥ cr house. weil furnished RENT LANGE pished or wmifurn JOR REN yTH Large nice hind Hoon, Ww. rein th oxy bard ure. on line T. Capitol st., AT 1112 HN. 4 south room, JOR RENT fu ew T—A LADY HAVIN ie location, will rent three rooms on ished: Apply at 0, third ‘oot, between the you ANDSOME atic ROOM, bed, with oF without t AN w sui at Sumter rates, bath, sas and atten MAN, ROOM ON furaished or unfer FROM JUNE To NOV EMER a urmished Apartments, com: re bath, 1h the most ity, medir the Hotal = ROM, Star office, SUITE OF Two A HOUSE TN a FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH pie board, irst-ciaws, @14 per POOND ape forts toagentieman, Call after 5 o'choc nw JoR RENT — TWO UNFURNISHED cating Rooms on second floor for housekeeping. aud eold water bath on sauve floor; gas. ADpiy, to 133 _ ap2o-att HED Lemen oF Pat aw onveniences. AVP! ap lieie® SOUTH FRONT, vant D_ MASS. AvENC Boots sncond apls-ot JOR RENT ROOMS, NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY furmished very rool, lass board at t er 22 st. thw, FOR RENT YRON? Gecuped as drug store W.C. DUVALL, Successor to Drvall HALE Boom, ist ELGoR, Marr, caw, IFFICES, Vy Rov Wittsed stage dui, tou guarantees to teach old or organ, pispo and violin, 10 Piano ahd organ for sale on easy termn. eD-FOR THE Wissoecupeecee wonderful axtats of healt Hy forevery case of Piles, Hheuatiem avd Sores. When tried, Jou can't say tov iwc for it st, cu: Sola | W TNE ANTED THRE! gentlemen in city to) table euterpriae bus FORR Buber iat ELLANEOUS BUSIN CHANCES. SILENT OR ACTIVE, 10 Jy Fstabliniied Urokorge Uuniiwena, with cash to inwest in the 1 tpartuers 1 wan strictly howurable andl Lb Tequited $500 to #1.00 aps at the leading druggists, Pile Uline. P.O. Lock OK SALE-CORNER GROCERY, WITH BAK AND 250. 5| {retail license; Lest wtand in the city. Address. W 3372), PRINTING —aaNDaTLL [oat TUCHS & BUG. S05 Aenea 4, 30.000 $2, 5,000 15, 10 OR SALE—AN OLD AND ESTABLISHED MILLI 6x9, 16,000 &6, 20,000 810, 50,006 | JD nery sud Pancy Goods Business. stock a1 $5e: “Deettalte prenses, etyert workmen ; | Gomplete, will be sold ‘to continue vr remo sortinent antigue. satih, Linen. tinted, white letter, nove snd bill-t heed FPS in he city DERSON & MOORE, 1010 ae aN | Puave. nw. NOW ROSE JELLY HAS | ED- bude wonderful cures of irritations sud ithsennes | of the skins unequaled for toile, camplesion, rug d | tein, sunvurus, corns, & Bale! Try it! See column Wayepates 'SH 1,000 INDUSTRIOUS {dies with permoanent tncrative employment: no 1d ‘red of testunouals {rou fae etependeat ghrouh this work. Mw. 2 AN CED -LADY, Ioeated outa principle cities to represent, 1 Supt, 14 Barclay st. TED —LADIES DRESS CUTTING ced price; cutting, Htme aud patterns cut, wo SleSsure ef 1010 fst mews Walter Busidina, 1 V tieir gon homes: 87 to $10 per week can be Wi} Fithade.” Sophoto, paintiuc: no cahvassiue Foe Ahufeo., 19 Ceutral st, Buston, Mass. Bux 5,170. 14-3 TA\NTED-BY LADY OF REFINEMENT, | W ‘2 trained nutse, three sears’ experience in | Child: woold spend summer iu, country: best refer sees Mlureas NURSE, Star oft Kuowledce of the prosecution of War Claims, a position ip am attoru shh gid bres getrenves, permueent poe a Waa enor ie waa netsar sel agate rae TED—LADIES se. WORK FOR 0: r AGH pasties, please addons a WANTED—SITUATIO! | pitaia. situation to travel with an invalid lads or Wi TED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS ry Sears experience, Box: yA qt YY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GI yn a8 cook or chatal or to make rally useful. Apply at, 1019 Jetferwn at. D.C. Call for three dx HITE GIRL WHO) Band iD ‘a place ag nurse. No objection to ‘ie sSuummer. Guod references. Address yANTED. nurses, ters, ard other cities and country. bw. SL BURNHAM, 030, 632 F at. ‘Star office. BY A DADDLE-AGED | WHITE Ware BE adhnarstte chusibocuaad. Bostot references, Address E. K., Star it TED_BY WHITE WOMAN—S SITUATION ED inepeivae tally fesse WY eek airs, an ge uae me 218 16th st. n. w. _is ‘ANTED — ENO! 3. W for cooks, Malu} rere, Wi reset th petetoncen rE, Seg ae REA 1 eat. gia | | LS ANTED—YOU CAN'T WALK Wi The Star Heel Piste. Saves your shoes wondersull W Jer has it, V CA! PAID FOR Second-hand clothings Wat‘iies, Guus, Pistol Stoves, Carpets, Feather Beds, Carpenter 1 iE kind of Household Furuiture. Address Bo Star office. Watin tine toidts sen District of Columbia for J. 7. Cow Fipes and Fire Escapes, with gonies, stairways, &. Plaus and MEME, GAS AND | agent in the | proved Staud mprot steps, bal: | psilmates fursished am] ANTED-SEGOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAL Pets, Stoves, Fea and all kinds of How a the Mivent casts price wil Loyaid. Address H. BAUM. 219-221 thst... ulc?8 | ANTED—BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THEIR | orders with us tor ueat job and book printing. We | w W hold Furnitare. for. * Be ake sapecialty of quick wutk. make AMY Lois & BART, Printers and Engravers, | mhie Goo Tune \ BEALES STOC J814-Oini F: SALE G QOR VERY LITTLE m of property pents madi JOR SALE— we | LIQUOR AND c 4 200d doing, Se and low rent: stock and ple and wine ron chee cheap for cual Doors in iy to DM. GUODACKE, ‘8120-1 4 00D BUSINESS CHAN 8 vancain i apie’ ‘te il atid a dts! and. age 300) dines Cesired, “Address MANU Wastes osel AN D OTHER, INSECTS. = | apiacee ienuusied frou carpets, furniture, furs &e.0F | WOK SALESBY DRAM ie ou process which ca iall then, Wok Napita Gas | FS eM . fCHACE & BRO. O10 La. av a2 |S Btore. £800: Grocery W ANTED —CONMisSIONER OF DEEDS FOR every, State sad. hereto ett x us aos Telephon wee. iS “4 STEAM CARPET CLEANING NO V Sa SLAM, CARPET CLEANING, 59 H.CHACE & ee + F — TUESDAY EVENIN Bawhe Stawl., Fuge remand by roeuruiug mine to OAT Hse SEIN BOSTON STORE OK VICINITY, A | oat = ry Gold Diusocn, ittof a friend. Return to th st. n.w., and received liberal reward. It day. Aj D-Roy in mit letters. Finder st, recelve reward. 2 OsT~A BLACK AND TAN COLLIE DOG, EIGHT | Logins Ak Anewen: to bau ct Bury A aurea gewand will be paid i retarmed to V12 17th st. sp231 ‘ND—LADY WHO LEFT UMBRELLA Fiero Bijou Theater, april 19th,can wet ‘The mame | by sending 1123 B st.s.e. mi LOST 08 MONDAY, GOLD Lev BUTTON, | inacud, Suitable reward by leaving same at Star | acum, Suitavl bs “nat Tr, prayer-book and bysinal in ities Hinder please feturn to 1538 T | otice. x Cars, Sandy’ sccounia award for retura of same to’ 3 st. n.W. M Bi Ho MAE | yA I NEAR SECOND <aORAEE W aitow lady, who tho: 1! ds the care | | osm rion Fess See spers.of vaine of wanitelldres Ck caa"pake bere gsseraly wet | Li'e Browa envelope containing pars a tul, a Place to 73) to rope this si s be given for return to agen last Pivase “apzL-3t" 18, 1. i : — TEWARD—FOR A: ANTED A EOSITION, AS COPEIST. BY A $2.00 Weed sree aerds peoterday morning Worrnrinigton:eriieeg pina mipid heed: enpek | recroed to RSI Gat nw = senceth at a 1 Rida ote 7 Refereneges Ad Wierik =BY YOUNG WIDOW LADY. a * Mhadress| wae sepeence. Sa aM 4 Wi. re ON LAST SATURDAY EVENING, BE. ats Oth stand the market se. mediuu-sized Ren cil be paid’ te the ‘bnder uy leavin the Siieih Wb. BLACKFORD. 705 Bac. «i300 MALL YELLOW DOG, FOX HE: Oba tare nad tail tag No. BO. A Hewarh if ree se. a Price cor, | Bir beat busts METROPOLITAN STREET-CaR, SUN- | yon” Ww sich as Drag | hess, if torsale, Bulge A.E® i Rail aten. ‘Sout eo, rom &: Tange di Nay Ww. cal Ley LAGHAN, of th WOK 1808, OOK AT THE Uy load or bulk; aps ta THORN, Assignee, 3104 M st ‘ap CASH WE WILL PUT YOU IN uy part of the city :de- 4 SNC. Hownns& Co, 1221 Fat, tu rvar, uarantee to tran IGAR BUSIN! wed in other ty “Piugireat THOS. FIsHEN & C oa oF immamediatels, the the torulture of well ewiav gust centrally located ‘hardunx-houre, dy bus, ‘Address Lock Box 004, City Pos! » aren on the street. 1233 Pennaylvania ave ors wi oe RIES eae M. J. LATIN P. Niatontta: Dots or 809 Feb IN | Lauer, Wasiauigwn D.C. “Tweuty-Bve yeare ce, surveyor iu the cout fa. and iy the Dit past Capttol st. Ap Builder, Cu premises. ‘WILL BE SOLD aT Sai 000 yer ase. jiree, #6000. Yarvalne fe maGitale Evans, at A LIGHT active part i that cas Ct eemate i, Fangio in sarticrekips and various Uiiner Business Chabees. pee : Db. KAMEY KENT—BOARDING , HOUSE 16 khoomi 10-6" Pinte pitol wt JK SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXT! FIXTURES | oF Lewi-paying fancy market stores: ‘Food reason for selii ‘bouks will be shown ahi ill req ‘explaine een 4p succesafa ANK J. TISBETS, ply to the ire, Key at spls-im REAME! O. ADDRESS: care of Je ve yeary com: ernussion to ka Team Sear ets acalS WOMMERCIAL OFFICE. 938 F, ington. 1. Ly eer ESTABLISHED J for the purpose of disposing of "busluess chances, inn you avoid mh18-21 Btore, Dry Goods, Grocers, &e. Publicity, which tune an injarious effect on Dusiness. Consult your interest Ux hat ftat our office. D.RAMED. tte Lore FOR SALE ON BLA BULL & DEA! By our ‘sour imaml- it Brokers and Dealers in GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES nd Landa, and Heal Estate in Washington, ‘Minneapolis and Chicago. Ofice: Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 Fst, mh7-3m Gpecial attention given to Mourning: sipd eaita at tage i a MM. 3 Hos Sect AND FERRE 5 SOUMD Sats amp Ss creuactioman ncn tomsed to 208 Net awe ad HE ED PEE DOr SAFE DI tee "ADDI a oa nee 100% eae ‘WILL BE PAID FOR T A. GPA, AVE, x. coe Sie) ot the ah ‘wh, $ Brno, 8 | Persons gui tg city, shout Dee" tht new. mined Lm avai thendc tbe pale clic Pinte atid ofuer RAD ¢ ~ BOARDING. Senate ees feat, Sake her, sour value are ‘or wurued. Croara Tears amily oF ero RGoead ten | 12¢-0m _“saturdagn 0a to pa) porecae £264 nay, 9 8 mh same si be 2 st BURLM Srenas cote wiSa Teta. we os WE RcrEtT & ust em. 7. eo nese ag Seas of both ye sheet Menend Bg P rs = es eee eS ee eae C.. THURSDAY, APRIL 2¥, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT.