Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1887, Page 2

we * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, APRIL 22, a # THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY. April 22% 1887. CROSBY 8. NOYES. Editor. ‘The Evening Star has a rewular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than trebie that of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef ali the other daily payers here added together. THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors whowith (0 possess their manuscripts, J un- used, should keep a copy. {97 Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, ¥ its appearance the same day te desired, reach the office not later than 12 o'clock noon. F®™ No attention paid to Anonymous Letters oF Communications om any mebject. = ———— Advertiners ‘will serve their own purpose best, and st the same time greatly accommodate Tae Stan, if they will send in defore noon to-morrow their announcementa for the extra lance edition of Satuniay’s paper, the forms of which must be sent to press much earlier than on the other five days of the week. tt ‘As already stated In Tux Stax, the District Com- missioners have established a systematic plan for the preservation and repair of the county roads. ‘The county ts divided into three sections, each with a roadmaster, and into twenty-one districts, each with a repairer. Rach repairer Is responsible for the condition of his district to the roadmaster of his section, and the roadmasters are directly re- sponsible to the Commissioners. The system can De operated at small expense, and ought to be ef- fective. The condition of the approaches to the city is a very important matter, both in respect to the city’s trade and growth and the convenience aud comfort of District ettizens outside of the city Imits, and of the farmers and gardeners, within and even beyond the boundartes of the District, who bring their products to Washington. The Commissioners are to be commended for the thoughtful attention which they have given in this matter to the needs of a large body of their coustituents, Who have hitherto been somewhat neglected, By close supervision and prompt repair of any ruts or breaks in theroads, such asare given ‘Yo roads in Europe, they can be kept in good con- dition with Little difficulty and at small cost. $< § The President has given the District an Ohio chief justice, after tendering the office to a resi- dent attorney, who refused the position because | he could not afford to abandon his practice for the | ‘salary of chief justice. The fact of this tender in- dicates that tt is not impossible (as insinuated by some) tO discover within the District lawyers ‘worthy to sit upon the District Dench, and capable of giving weight and dignity to the office. It isa pity that the President wasso discouraged by asin- gle rebuff, that he abandoned the search fora ft maa in the District, and gave up his idea ot mak- ing a local appointment. In some other cases he has shown greater pertinacity. For many reasons the best appointment would have been that of a resident lawyer. Judge Bing- ham has had considerable experience at the bar and on the bench, and among outsiders ts perhaps a8 good a man as could be had at the price. $$$ oe It will not do to attribute too much significance ‘Yo the Schnaebeles Incident on the Franco-German frontier till we have some news more definite than as yet been cabled. If Germany Is really seeking | to goad her old foe into another war, as 1s claimed, | there are many ways in which she could do so more skilfully than by decoying an obnoxious French agitator across thé border in order toar- rest him, It is natural that the first accounts of an affair of this kind should be greatly exagger- ated, and the causes which led to it cannot be as- certained without an oficial declaration from the German ministry of police, or a correspondence ‘between the governments. There are sO many speculative busybodies and fanatical patriots, moreover, always on the lookout for a chance to renew the contest of 1870, that it is well to treat Such Stories with suspicion until the motives of the narrator, as well as the underiying conditions of the main incident, are revealed to view. ——— Mayor Hewitt will perhaps impress his fellow citizens of New York city, after a time, with the ‘act that, when he issues an edict, ne purposes to have it obeyed‘or know the reason why. Hecame ‘to the conclusion, a while ago, that the &lthy con- dition of the city’s streets was largely due to the habit of sweeping the dirt from stores and offices into the highway and letting ft Ie there. He ‘therefore ordered that the practice should cease; and about three hundred persons who ignored his command were arrested yesterday and carried to ‘the police courts, It must astonish some worthy citizens to discover that a mayor of New York is 2 ‘The latest railway scandal concerns a scheme Said to be on foot among the Union Pacific mag- nates to let the government have that road for Its debt, and to make upa new line out of several branches and sections of road which would still Temain ta their control, with an outle: through Jowa. Itisa pretty program; but if the govern- ment could not block midway so gross and pal- pable a fraud upon the people there must be some- taing Wrong With the system of which we boast 30 proudly. <_< se _____ ‘The appearance of Samuel Pasco as a dark horse ‘4m the senatorial race in Florida Ise cheering sign toa public weary of watching a struggle with no end in view. There is always More hope in the presence of three candidates in a party caucus ‘Than of two, because the union of two against the third may take place at any time; and in this case such @ union Would probably carry the caucus and settle the question. <n Anarchist Schnaubelt writes, airily, from the security of Norway to Chicago, saying that he did not throw the Haymarket bomb, but intimating his regret that he did not enjoy that privilege. ‘The imprisoned anarchists, convicted of murder, and the disbanded “groups” of Chicago, will ap- Preciate the playtul humor of nis letter, We Asx Srecut Arresriox TO OUR MEDIUM AND LIGHT-WEIGHT CORKSCREW AXD DIAGONAL PRINCE ale BERT AND CUTAWAY COATS, JUST RE- CEIVED. THESE ARE FINE IMPORTED Goops, VERY HANDSOMELY MADE AND TRIMMED. THEY ARE IN BLACKS AND BLUES, CUT IN THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, AND ‘VERY MUCH SUPERIOR TO THE AVERAGE READY-MADE Goops. SOME OF THESE ARE MADE UP FROM THE GOODS IX OUR CUSTOM DEPART- MENT, AND ARE SPECIAL STYLES. THE “CHARACTER” MATERIAL, CUT, AND FINISH OF OUE GOODS ARE KNOWN TOBE CORRECT. OUR PRICES AREKNOWN TO BE 80 AS WELL, AND OUR GUARAN- ‘TEX IS KNOWN TO BE GOoD. IM SHORT, YOU CAN DEPEND UPON WHAT WE SELL YOU. OUR BUSINESS 18 RAPIDLY INCREASING, AND WE BELIEVE YF 18 BECAUSE WE HAVE TRIED TOGIVE EVERY MAN FULL VALUE OF HIS MONEY AND THE BEST TO BE BAD. PLEASE LOOK AT OUR PRINCE ALBERT AND CUTAWAY COATS RECEIVED ON EB BARNUM & CO, wes 031 Pewerrvawn AVENUE 2 4 INCH ALL. WOOT SHUDA, im ligt bage only, af 130. apez.at boule “1th st se. eutg, DATS, Just opened complete stock rte and Balbrigean Waires and Drawers, Super Doase Tae Yur Or 1886 THE THIRD SATURDAY IN APRIL WAS THE BAN- NER DAY OF THE YEAR—TO-MORROW WE PRO- POSE TO HAVE ITS DUPLICATE—IF WE REPEAT THE RECORD OF A YEAR AGO—FOR THAT DAY— WE ARE SATISFIED—THE RECORD THEN MADE HAS LONG SINCE BEEN DISTANCED—IT WERE WONDERFUL IF IT WERE NOT—FOR NOW WE HAVE AT LEAST #100,000 WORTH MORE STOCK— THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT I8 IN BETTER ORDER-THE BUYERS KNOW CONSUMERS WANTS BETTER—THE GREAT STORE IS XO LONGER AN EXPERIMENT—IT'S A SUCCESS—AND A GROWING ONE-IN FACT—YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED WE ARE PUSHED FOR ROOM TO DISPLAY THE STOCK—AND IF IT WERE ALL ON DISPLAY—IN- STEAD OF HALF IN THE STOCK ROOMS—YOU COULD NOT BUT HELP WALKING OVER THE GooDs-THE “I-TOLD-YOU-s0" GLASS HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED-BUT THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO HAVE-THE HUNDREDS OF WASHINGTONIANS WHO BRING IN VISITORS TO LOOK THROUGH THEIR LEADING OUTFITTIXG HOUSE SHOW THEY ARRAS PROUD OF IT AS WE ARE-NO MORE COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT, EITHER IN FITTINGS OR STOCK, EXISTS IN AMERICA—AND WE KEEP ITIN SHAPE TO DO BUSINESS-SOAN THIS COLUMN CLOSELY TO- DAY—AND TO-MORBOW COME AND SEE THAT WE HAVE THEGOODS. BAKS & COMPANY. 'HE MANAGER OF OUR BOYS’ AND CHILD- N’S DEPARTMENT WISHES US TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE STACKS OF UN- LAUNDBIED SHIRT WAISTS, WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT 130. EACH NO SUCH VALUES EVER OFFERED BEFORE, WE ARE SELLING ANOTHER GRADE VERY FAST AT 19c EACH. AT 48c. EACH WE ARE OFFERING SOME VERY HANDSOME PERCALE WAISTS LAUNDRIED AND READY FOR USE. WE'VE GOT THEM ALSO AT 75c, 80c, $1 AND $1.10, $1.25 AND SOON UP TO THE VERY FINEST THAT HAS YET BEEN MADE. THEY COME WITH BROAD AND NaR- ROW COLLARS, STANDING COLLARS AND WITH- OUT COLLLARS. WE CARBY THE LARGEST LINE OF SHIRT WAISTS TO BE FOUND SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA, AND THERE'S NO PATTERN THAT'S WORTH HAVING THAT CAN'T BE FOUND AMONG OUR GREAT ASSORTMENT. OUR MATCHLESS STOCK OF BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S CLOTHING SURPASSES IN POINT OF BEAUTY OF DESIGN, VARIETY OF FABRIC, AND STYLE, AND PERFECT-FITTING QUALITIES, ANYTHING WE HAVE EVER SEEN, AND THE PRICES WE ARE ENABLED TO NAME THIS SEASON ARE FAR LOWER THAN EVEN WE HAVE EVER NAMED FOR GOODS OF SAME QUALITIES. | Children’s All-Wool Suits, ages 4 to 12, $2.50. Better Grades same sizes 8:3. Still better at $3.50. | Finer still at $4, And the variety of kinds and styles we are selling at $5.8 anit best all previous records. A. few short years ago we thought it impossible that we could ever hope tosell such suits at such @ price, but the enormous business we do in boys’ and children’s clothing alone enables us todo it, SAKS & COMPANY. Ecuors Frox Oce Ssoz Dersnr- MENT. Gents’ Genuine Calf Button Congress and Laced Boots, our price $2.10; usual price 83. Gents’ Wsukenphast Boots, our price $2.48 and $2.98; regular price $3 and 83.50. Ladies’ Genuine Dongola Kid Button Boots, our price $1.98; well worth $2.50. Ladies’ Pine Dress Kid Button Boots, our price $2.48; never offered before for ess than Youths’ Calf Button and Bals, our price @148; ood value for 82. Misses' Straight Gost Spring Heel Button Boots, silk-workéd button-holes, our price $1.34; regular price $2,; all sizes. SAKS & COMPANY, THE LINE OF SPLENDID SCARFS oF 3.8 LOWREY & CO.’S MANUFACTURE, WHICH CRE: ATED SUCH A FURORE WHEN WE MARKED THEM AT 35c. EACH, OR THREE FOR 81, ARE NOT ALL GONE. WE HAD AN ENORMOUS QUANTITY OF THEM. WE WERE COMPELLED TO BUY AN ENORMOUS QUANTITY TO ENABLE ‘US TO SELL THEM AT SUCH PRICES. NEVER- ‘THELESS, WHAT'S LEFT OF THEM NOW GO AT ‘TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. BOYS' BOWS TO WEAR WITH SHIRT WAISTS; ALL SILK; GOOD VALUE FOR 25c—OUR PRICE 10c. EACH. DE JOINVILLE AND WINDSOR SCARFS, FORMER PRICES, 75 AND 50c.; NOW 350. EACH- Hosmay Genuine French Balbriggan Half-Hose, full fashioned, double heels and toes, 17c. a pair. Paris Brown Mixed Half-Hose, 23c. ‘Ingrain Solid Colors Half-Hose, 230. Fancy Stripe Hslf-Hose, 23c. ‘These great values cannot be understood ‘Unless seen and examined. SS Sunrs. Fancy Percale Shirts for boys and yout! ‘48c., 75¢. and $1.25. = Men’s Fancy Percale Shirts, extra good value, all sizes, 89¢. Pleated Bosom Fancy Percale Shirts, $1 to 75. Unlaundried Shirts, reinforced bosoms, 48c., ‘Te. and 1. SAKS & COMPANY. Hare, OUR ENTIRE SPRING STOCK OF HATS IS NOW COMPLETE, AND EMBRACES EVERYTHING THATS NEW IN COLOB, SHADE AND SHAPE. WE KEEP NO HATS BUT THOSE OF MERITORI- OUS QUALITY, AND OUR PRICES ARE SO Low, 80 VERY LOW, THAT THERE 18 NO EXCLUSIVE MAT HOUSE IN AMERICA CAN TOUCH THEM, DERBYSIN EVERY SHADE AND IN THE VERY LATEST STYLES AT 91.35, WELL WORTH $1.75. DERBYS AT $1.70, WOULD BE GOOD VALUE FOR 92.25. 91.90 WILL BUY A DERBY THAT CANT BE DUPLICATED FOR LESS THAN $2.50. OUR | ‘$2, $2.25, $2.50 AND 82.75 DERBYS ARE GREAT BARGAINS. OUR $3,$3.50 AND $4 DERBYS ARE AMONG THE BEST THATS MADE. SAKS & COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. Tae Gaeazesr Goon THE GREATEST NUMBER ‘Has Ever Been the Aim of THE GOLDEN EAGLE, ‘This season we've “sMruckfithe ;Bull's-eye, #0 far ae Clothing for Mex and Boys’ is concerned. We've aimed to do three things: First, give you bet- ter goods for lesa m« than ever before; second, a better assortment of ‘les, kinds and sizes than ever ‘before; third. the best-made and Sitting Clothing the tailor’s art fs capable of producing. ‘We have among our stock a line of Cheviot and Cakst- mere Suits for Men and Youths, embracing thirty dif- ferent patterns, both Sack and Four-button Cutaway, ranging in price from $10 to $18, We have some as Jow as $8 and as high as #35, Our stock in Boys' Suits is entirely too large and varied in styles and qualities to even begin to enumer- ate. Prices from $1 to $15, and uniess » person wants the earth for a penny we can please all. Anew lot of our Celebrated Mon’s All-Wool Pants at $2 just received, and, like the first lot, are going very rapidly. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO. NO. 400, N.W., COR 7TH AND D 8TS. ap2z pevensat DRESS PATTERNS, given away this week, Double Combination, ap22-3t 1241 and 1243 1ith st. se. cd 3 mes =e ft FOR os, AS Ba The standard price for the “8.0.” Satin Corset is 83.50. Noone questions that it is worth the money. Soon after we introduced the “S. C." Corset to Wash- ington we puta lot of Satin “8. C.’s" on sale at $2.00. to introduce them. We sold a good many, but we did not sell all we had, The following sites and colors remain: Biack—4-19s, 3-21s, 222s, 1-26, 1-27, 1-29. Gendarme—1-18, 1-19, 1-20, 2-22, 1-23, 3-24, 2-26, 2-27, 1-23, 1-24, 2-26, 1-27, Drab-1-18, 3-23, 1-25, 1-27. Light Blue—2-21, 3-23, 1-24, 1-25, 2-26, 2-27, 1-28. Pink~4-21, 1-22, 2-23, 2-24, 1-25, 1-26, 2-27, 2-28. ‘These are all the “S.C.” Satin Corsets we shall offer you at $2.00. If you see your size and some durable hade mentioned above, and you want a Satin Corset, 10 is very cheap. The value is $3.50. If it isn't cheap to you it’s because you don't want a Satin Cor- set, and wouldn't buy one at any price. See “Critic.” Our 11-cent Collar, Cuff and Handkerchief sale will continue to-morrow. Waar Is San. ‘Were it not for obvious reasons, we could names of many of the leading ladies of We rs WE: T AND MOST VAmIED atock ARD THE LARGES’ QUOTE THE LOWEST PRICRS IN THIB CITY FOR see 00 LLL fered for 89, 98, 81.85, $1.58, €1.69, 62.46, $5.25. ‘By comparison with Parasols offered elaewhore 98 suck, prices you will learn we have reason to crow. ‘The “Tuxedo,” like all successful novelties, has imi+ tatora, ‘The genuine “Tuxedo” comes in SATIN OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, in stripes of combination col- ors. The improved paragon frames make these Parseols when rolled compact and neat looking, and which effect in heightened by cases and bows to match the Parasols. ‘We crow about the “Tusedo” because the New York price is $3.48, our price is 28.25. COACHING PPP RI 00. ee A Bat at gE as BO OAME ESAS Ba SOc? East Saat of figured, striped and brocade satin, with bows to match. ‘The long handies are quaintly carved, and the price is $1.89. Why shouldn't we crow? For we know Foucan’t match them elsewhere under $1.08, and then you will not find half the variety. MOURNING PARAROLS, MISSES’ PARASOLS. NOVELTY PARASOLS, MOURNING PARASOLS, of Black Satin, $2.20: with linings, €3.75; with lace or tepe trimmingaad linings, from $3.75 to 98.48. MISSES’ PARASOLS, of Satin and Silk,in plain colors, stripes or figures. Prices, 68, 98, $1.25, $1.66, $1.69, NOVELTY PARASOLS, Heliotrope Silk, with Black Chantilly Lace covers anid ounces. Star shapes, Hand- carved handles. Frasieeasd handles aver motnted. 75. ° WHITE SATIN PARASOLS, covered with Gilk Net, beautifully hand embroidered. Handles carved in representation of leaves. 812.50. ‘MORIE SILK PARASOLS, in helictrope and other ‘new spring shades, $4.98, Made to our order. SUN UMBRELLAS, Good Silk, with handles of sterling silver and roll gold. $2.25. If you can’t get thom eleewhere under $2.48, why shouldn't we crow about them, ‘THE BARGAIN COUNTER will contain Saturday, April 23, Silk Finished Lisle ‘Hose, in combination colors of heliotrope, Nile green, grays and twenty other shades, boot patterns, etc., ‘98c. a pair, worth $1.98. PPP A Pp da Edy HSS pre AA i AA yu Bo SATA‘ Sss8 AL mm BPR, O%% ¥ AA L Radia wees 8 AA gz 3 ‘00° a (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) _sp22-3t ‘Having purchased to great advantage a lot W. EMBROIDERED INDIA LINEN and MUSLIN ROB! we shall offer them at half their value. The prices range from $4 to $10. Each robe contains 11 yards of material 40 inches wide and 9 yards of embroidery. ‘New GINGHAMS at 20c., worth 25¢. New styles in HOSIERY. JERSEY SILK UNDERVESTS at 82, worth $2.50. Black and Colored SILK HOSIERY, LISLE HOSIERY, COTTON HOSIERY, MEN'S HALF- HOSE, &c. Our whole stock of fancy DRESS GOODS at reduced prices, As the Spring islate we have decided to force the | sales by lowering the prices. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. N. B—The Best is the Cheapest. ap22 | PEE ovary Brack sik wrrrs, Te | “Double Combinati | apee.at 1st and 1545 Lith se | SS eae Caystatr, Discovery. ‘The best recommended, the cleanest, the only non- | Poisonous, and the surest Hair Restorative ever offered | to the public, | It restores gray or faded hair to its natural, youthful | color in three to ten days, stops the hair from falling, arrests dandruff and scurf, and cures all eruptions of the scalp. It acts as a tonic upon the roots of the hair, increasing and thickening its growth. Warranted to | contain no Lead, Sulphur, or Silver. General Depots: Cor. 14th and I and 2d and D ste, nw. ATTS | } Price $1. For ssle by Druggists generally. sp22 OUBLE WIDTH [R-LINE ‘RIPE. D DBESS GGODE fe lene at 2. Woon ap22-3t = maith sce, et oO ef bot a Be mh “MS Be WE ARE OFFERING TILL SATURDAY, 9 P. M, ONLY. FOR GENTLEMEN, Sewed All-Leather Congress, ‘Sewed All-Leather Buiton, Sewed All-Leather Laced. Sewed All-Leather Low Button, ‘Sewed All-Leather Low Ties, Such as are usually sold at 2. + FOR LADIES. Genuine Kid Spanish Arch Button. Genuine Kid Common-Sense Button. Genuine Goat brosd or narrow-toed Button, Genuine Kid Foxed Button. Genuine Kid Hand-sewed Low Shoes, Usually sold for $2. é FOR Boys AND Yourus, Best Wearing Button and Balmorals in the United States. FOR MISSES, : Our Unrivailed Kid and Gost Button, in Heelor Spring ‘Heels, equaling in style and wear any $2 Shoe. ‘WM. HAHN & CO,'s p20 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE, Contse or pers tonal wail geek Sag _ap22-3t wal md AE ee, | Your Porraur Ix Ou. Ox Cav. VAS, WOOD, METAL, OR CARTOON. CABINET SIZE... Send your few aid ornaments, and 9 Our original Color colorsof whiforms, apl6-lw* ap22 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘LIGHTLY SOILED SILK MITTS, e HORT END TABLE OFL-CLOTH, 8 Fe seompination, |S. fies and arb oct gard at : emncra (ae iistion W. M. Suvsrer & Soxs, Re Danes for ” = - THE FAU 919 PENNSYLVANIA ANENUE. ap20-4t 812 Mth at. n. J ust Ovexen, IN OUR SILK DEPARTMENT, A full line of “Guinet” BLACK SURAH SILKS. ‘We have them from 75c. to $1.50. ‘These are the best values we have ever offered. “Guinet" BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS. Asplendid line, at all prices. For $1 and $1.25 we are showing the greatest bar- gainsin BLACK SILK RHADAMES ever offered. BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. We offer 44-inch Black CANVASS CLOTH at 500. 3 a yard; actual value, 65c, Black N "S VEILING at 44c. a yard; worth 50c. Black ALBATROSS at 44c. a yard; worth 50c. Extra values in“Black TAMISE, 42 inches wide, at 1a yard; cheap at $1.25, Our 81.50 Black HENRIETTA CLOTH we will sell for $1.20 4 yard. IN GRAY DRESS GOODS: we have them from 20c. yard to the finest quality. All new goods and very stylish, Afnllline of Black and White PLAIDS, CHECKS, aud STRIPES, suitable for second mourning, at popu- lar prices. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. We are showing a full line of White Goods, consist- ing of STRIPED and PLAID NAINSOOKS, in prices from 10c, to 25c. a yard. 15 different patterns of fine White and Kero CHECKED NAINSOOK at 15c.s yard; worth 20c. 200 pieces of INDIA LINEN, in prices ranging from 8c, to 45c.8 yard, HOUSEFUBNISHING DEPARTMENT. 10 different patterns of 60-inch TABLE DAMASK at 440. s yard: @ bargain st 50c. All of our fine BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, 68 inches wide, well worth $1.25, we will give you the choice of them at 95c. 8 yard. 50 dozen CREAM DOYLES: cannot be metched for less than $1,16 s dozen: our price ig only 95e. 65 dozen of 3-4 NAPKINS; were never sold for lees than $1.85 s dozen; we will offer them at the low price of $1.60 a dozen. A full line of CROCHET “Mar seiiles patterns.” A good 11-4 Spread for 90c. The same in 12-4 for $1. ‘Extrs-size BRIDAL QUILT, very heavy, at $1.55; cheap at $1.75. 100 CROCHET CRIB-SPREADS, worth 50c.; we will sell them at 42c. An extra bargain in REAL MADRAS Lace Curtains (Cream). Were never sold under 84.25. We will offer them at $2.85 a pair. Those coods are the lightest and coolest looking of all summer draperies, ‘We have only # few more pieces left of the GIN- GHAMS that we are selling at 10c. 8 yard. Thess goods ware cheap when we sold them st 1230. and 150, ROBE BARGAINS. ‘The following four lots of Complete Dress Patterns ‘are wonderfully cheap: 1 lot Ecru Robes, with bine, brown, and red embroid- ery, 10 yarda 32-inch material and 9 yards embroid- ery, complete, for $1.98. 1 lot Robes, 25 different colorings and designs, really worth $5, at only $2.50 each. 1 lot Robes, worth $6, only 83.50, lot Fancy Robes, newest effects; © wonderful bar ap22 MESe ada 8p22-3t nee ‘UTH, 8TH AND D STS. REEL SHOES, Coat, G. T, Kuzx, TAILOR, 4s orm st. x. BAG. SPROIAL BATURDAY OFFERINGS, BREWSTER'S EVERLASTING ‘740. Regulat price, 81. GENTS BICYCLE HOSE, in sises, from 8 to 11-500. per pain, Csual price, 81.25, ‘LADIES 200. MULL Trxs, 250. 100 BLACK SATIN PARASOLS, changeable silk tin- ings, fancy or plain handles, 8 Rib Paragon Frames, $2.98, Worth, 4. 80 DOZEN PEARS SHAVING SOAP, 16c. per cake. Usual price, 250, 28 DOZEN GENT'S UNWASHED SHIRTS, made of the Wamsutta Muslin, reinforced, patent stayed, well gusseted, 2,000 linen bosom and wrist bands, a70. In sizes, 15, 15%, 16.and 16% only, 100 DOZEN LADIES’ SILK GLOVES, in black and colors. 26¢. 50 DOZEN PLAITED BACK JERSEYS. ‘Three rows of Silk Embroidery, in white or eolors, Surn-over Cuffs and Standing Collar, for $1.83. 10 DOZEN CORSET COVERS, LS of fine wide Embroidery, trimmed around neck and sleeves, well-inude Jersey fitting. ‘78c. Worth, $1. 16 DOZEN LADIES’ CAMBRIC CHEMISE, with yoke of pin tucks and inserting, Best quality ‘Cambric, All sites. €30. Worth, 87c. 15 DOZEN INFANTs' WORSTED SACQUES, ih White and colors. ‘B80. Worth, 500. 50 DOZEN LAUNDERED, FINEST PERCALE SHIRT WatsTS, plafted front and back, hand- made button holes, all fast colors, all sizes. Only 68c. Full value, $1. REMEMBER THESE SACRIFICES ARE ONLY FOR ‘THis SATURDAY, Beginning at 8:80 a.m. and terminating at 9:30 p.m, 9p22 420, 422, 424 and 426 7th st TAIR OIL-CLOTH, ee + BOE TANS Souble Combination, 8 22-3t. Tith st.s.6, Sean-Awxvarz, Repvertoxs. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. ‘We have decided to reduce the prices of the follow- ing desirable goods: “fleal INDIA SILKS reduced from 81.25 to 81. Choice styles of DRESS GOODS, in newest. les, ero $150 to $1.25, from $1.25 to $1, from. regu mhole stock of Elegant FRENCH SATTEENS ‘Back Embroidered FICHUS reduced. Elegant ALL-WOOL NUNS VEELING st 250,in bisek only. PRINTED LINENS in neat designast 300. One Gre inducements 1s BLACK SHADAMES, MER de, at 750" BY ye, and 8 Mako beattital dreoses at Zoe SY on and BL. Maks vasueltal dresses for school distributions. "Two Cases of extra Sne CRINKLE SEERSUOKER st 180." ‘Regular price has been 2c. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, p22 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WHITE AND FANCY RANDOLPH BED- 1194. PAE cnet fringe, 88 ‘Double Combination, ap22-3t Lith st. ne, HE STAR REFRIGERATORS YE Are the best, naa y re for ap20-4t $12 7th st a. w. BBB OL 00 0 TTTT ™ 8S3 BE aires Bes itt “oo “oo Bys8 = As the soason sdvances 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 BEADED BONNRTS, in all the new shades and tints, It is our opin- ion, based on practical experience, that they will reign supreme; as for beauty, light weight, perfect fitting, their ready adoption for either street of evening wear. they supply « want long felt in Millinery. We have them in 5 differ- ent shapes, both Trimmed and Untrimmed. Our stock of crown, fan and Picot edge Rib- ‘bons, in all the new and scaree colors, is com. plete at old prices, notwithstanding the manu- facturer’s advance, SPECIAL, ‘We ean boast of showing the best stock of Children’s Hats, both Trimmed and Untrimmed, among them 4 new shapes never before shown. EVERYTHING BELONGING TO MILLINERY COMPLETE. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY ES- TABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. is LS ‘710 SEVENTH &8T. N.W. eed oo =U mh20-tukf3m Cee st 68, Ma J. P. Parc “1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT y Lor Or Cuupesrs Crore We have secured a “Job Lot™ of Children's Cream White Mother-Hubbard Cloaks, made from fine All-Wool Basket Flannel, wide collar edged with fine lsce, late over lined. throughout Sises 90 and 22 inches in length, (6 months to # ytats,) which we offerat the very low price of $2.50 eath. Itis the best bargain of its kind we have yet (Second fidor: take elevator.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Weve Rexuste Ghoves Onz ‘We handle no inferior qualities of Gloves made to sell at a ridiculously low price. We give you superior skins, thorourhly tanned, and dyed in the purest of chemicals, eut upon improved Principles, and guaranteed RELIABLE in every respect. The prices are simply as low as such loves can possibly be sold. ‘Two “Specials” for Saturday. ‘4 But. Embroidered Black and Colors, 81.75. 6 But Pinked-wrist's Bleck sad Colors, ¢1.50 €2-We give a Glove-Buttontr with eech pair. {Main floor: center.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Niw Wasre Goons Desurrusns, For the convenience of our customers, we have opensde new White Goods Department on the second for, next to the Hamburg Embroidery, Department, so that our customers who wish to select materials in White Goods, and the Em- Woidery Trimmings to match can be the more easily accommodated in the spacious and well- lighted corner of oursecond oor F st. front, This department will be a duplicate in styles, assort~ ‘ment and prices of the regular White Goods stock in the basement, We offer the following extra good bargains: ir thd! per, ‘White and Bora Lawns, in brocaded and plaid effects, beautiful patterns, only 125¢. per yard. Fancy Pisid Batiste, in cardinal and blue Plaide, fast colors, uly 15¢. per yard. Persian Stripes, in ecra and white, only 180. per yard. Se-toch White Swien Lawns, only 280. per yard. Elegant line of Percian Lawns, in blue, brown and black grounds, with white polka-spot, very sheer quality, only Ric. per yard. «Second floor, or Basement.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. NDERWEAR, ‘We single out the following as being extraor- inary good values: ‘Muslin. Chemise, at 60c. each, Fine Muslih Drawers, at 50c. per pair. ‘3 styles Muslin Skirts, at $1 each. ‘Mualin Corset Covers, high neck, 12340. Cambric Corset Covers, 250. each. Mualin Right Robes, at 75c. each. ‘The best the seversl prices can posaibly pro- ere 50 doz. White Corsets, at 500. per pair. ‘75 doz. German Woven Corsets, 75c. per pair. Couti) Corsets, double side steels, $1 per pair. Contil Corests, double hip-boned, $1.25 per pair. perfect moulded and best fitting Corset in tho market. Ladies who have not dons so should try them at once. For ense, comfort, graceful- ness and durability, they bave noequalat the Prices: 81.50, $1.75, $2.25, 62.76, @4.25 and 487 per pair. BUSTLES— From this excellent stock, embracing every variety of atyle and kind, we single out “Our Leader.” at 26c., as boing specially worth men- tioning. (Second floor.) : WOODWARD & LOTHROP. "Orsme Dir Fon Tax Bore Our Boys' Suit Department has moved from {ts temporary quarters into the lange room expe- cially fitted up for it on the second floor (in the annex), which will be its permanent home. ‘This room is particularly well adapted for the purposes, having an abundance of dlieplay room, plenty of light, and commodious fitting apart- ments, We propose to make this branch ® prominent feature of our business, and shall carry a largo aud varied stock of all the desirable atslea and fabrics for boys from 4 to 14 years of ae, and shail leave nothing undone to inerit for it the patronage of our customers. A high standard of quality and workmanship at the lowest ciel Tepeen! fo naine. We shall make a specialty of re Oe a the celebrated manu- “Knockabout” Suite made by A. Shuman & Co., of Boston. In Shirt Waists we shall kee one others. # full line. of ‘the celebra Ring.” whieh ia ip point of quality, style and manship, Without » OF. A pect Tlaplay of Giese eatimahle goods will be made to-morrow ( ) morning, “Opening (Second floor: Annex.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHKOP, ap22 1th and F ste, n.w. JPEIGE AND DRAB CoAT JERSEYS, B od all-woo} Sable Combination, ap22.3t ith st. ae. ‘TORS. Tae ap20-4t Ovss Is A Casn CLOTHING HOUSE. “Buy” ont credit and keepfyour nose to the grind stone,” says.a wise proverb. ‘We echo the same sentiment. Our standsrd has been andis: Thirty per cent under other clothing houses, and the fact of buying and selling for cash on/y has not Deen the least of the causes which enable us to do s0. ‘The following are a few of our bargains this week: A Pure Worsted Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit at $12.50. A Fine Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit at #15. An All-Wool Cheviot Sack or 4-Button Cutaway Suit at 89.50. A Strong Working Suit at ¢6. An All-Wool Cassimere Suit at 88. Warranted Indigo Flannel Suit at 88.50. Pure Worsted Corkscrew Suits, Sack or Cutaway, at 810. Boys’ (14 to 18) Black Corkscrew Suits at $6. Boys’ (14 to 18) Cassimere and Cheviot Suits from 3.50 up. pose" G to 13) Baits, a splendid assortment, $1.50 and up. Weals haves fullline of Odd Pants, Vests, Odd Conta, &c., at prices to wult everyone. OUE MOTTO—No trouble to show goods. raise Asn Busnes | Wott WANTED--HELP. _ WASTED, LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS. HA a military or naval acquaintance. A rare Berisha age. Pertculase “address NATTOS RILD, ‘office, V ANTED—A GERMAN Gini, AT 730 7TH ST. Bw. it WASTED TWO EXPERT CED MILLEN and two experienced Sales Ladies. Gomi Wass REW IDEA, 9 'elock pm. az 7a W&3XZEDQ GOVERNESS; “YOUNG, REFIN' shyptratcm, meariclan (vocal and _tastrunue ; a take entire charge widowers Kildiesa HE Lynchivars, Va. S oa sce. (O19 LIth st. now, Massachusetts ave. near Wa ee On ae: % =m quireat 1100 Sthat ae ns Mave Feference. 4 1 MARES moruing, at 10 ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM \ ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM \'a\ BRO. northwest corner Baltiinore, MQ ANTED-A BOY WH Wait bees ‘ANTED—GO0D STal “th et. Inquire between 7 ay CAN READ MA TAYLOR & BART. 605 Feb st aw. CAND TRONER AT nie (2° “Portiand Seam Laundry,” A147 4c es * WASTED TAY For AT AND AGRE mete position nor house. ai arto lady after Sot F Ticbi oe Fawne ANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIS es W ieew “international Teior gaia see ans ee raleor sure alone, as all acientific tailors and 8. Berlin and’ London dressmakers. cut. Most Tapid.comprehensive aud practic and the only aystem in Aruerica teaching the atve af which, ho refitting. Patterns cut, materiais fitted, | RD MERRER “comerratory "Ot Medea 1252 F'n, | nw, Washingion, D.C. =p WANTED, COLORED 3 settled habits to wait o work: must be we Stareffice. WANTED For BALTIMORE, NEW YORK CITY, and suburbs, women cooks, £e., cooks, men COOKN. | farmers; bring references. | Swedish and German women wanted, FM. BURNHAM, 630, 632 F st. | W iirorrane se piaue: Stary wed ena references “Address BUSINESR Sar office, references: ¥ ‘ANTED — CANVASSERS, COMPETENT TO handle supscription works which wil pay thom | Sridhts founds “GEO WATSON, Publisher General | ‘Agent, 1300 ithode Inisnd ave. ap2l-ae WANTED-A CLERK THOROUGHLY FaMiLiaR wilh the. stating @ = % INEX, Star office. ap2i-3t* WANTED—BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD 70 GO to the countzy to take care of horve and inake htm. self usefal. Apply at 1338 Frat. from ® tod. ap2l-at ANTED_AT 2: TH ST. A 2 W itis “eervant, where ieundrese in eaaployed Alto, 8 neat trees for family sewing fo ‘oF more. Apply before 10 a. m. 4 VANTED—A GIRL ABOUT SIXTEEN Void tor tona confsotiomeny ntore> WALTZS | Pemnsrivania ave. ea J ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT, RESI and enes Widow or Maiden Lady, living ashington tocanvass for @ quick-siliug article of Indies’ wear. A fine salary can be earned. Iie required, Address HAN SAR, Wy QNTED—WaiTE WSs Chambermat and Wilke for farm and, Datrymen, Cooks and 517 ah st. now. TANTED —A FIRST-CLASS BAl Yinindresser: one who suite will 41 | wares. anny, to HENRY SHELION,. | Riexanarie, Va. | ANTED_SMART WHO KNOWS | something about plain paintinz, to learn ename ing; fair wages and steady Job if sulted. Also strong Boy to clean up, Gall becure 10 a, 1406 Nex ere | aye. a a Vv y y ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK. AND Waiter and general Louse servas man | and wife preferred: none but, the y competent | Run! natielactory persone ued ayply. “Service during | Summer in the North. Send address, wi rences, to Box 20, Senate Post Office, Cit; p18-6t STO Call aT NTED-MEN AND WOM (ee SY $20.°Chambermaids, burses, scrabs and meh cooks COOMBS & BURGESS, Emp. Bu., 926 F nw. apls-0c ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT _BU- eau, conducted by ladies. Men and woruen,white and colored, for all kinds of doinestic labor, with refer- euce. 717 Motu. We ie s y ANTED—LADY, ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT, located outaide principle ition, to rebraseut i locality, an old firin ; references; permanen #3” JOHNSON, Supt, 14 Barclay st. & Pe Nee ee y 'TED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING Waiitiarty the actual measure and square ras, juced price: cutting, ‘aud patterns SRUTito Parte haha ndeg sat WV ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US aT W ‘ictrown homes: $1 to $10 per. weck ‘can “be puetly made. No photo, painting: no canvassing. For fallperticulars, pleasn address, CRESCEN’ ARGO. 19 Central at, Boston, Mass, Box 9,170. 3m WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ Once a situation as house! jo objection to travel. V rrestarom therouchi Pitman Ghd vererences or apply to DIVINE, 8115 7th st. 5. WWANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN, Wee Natio) bas bad tour years experience, and cin femich the best of referencon, Address kW B., Star office. Site mans Situation an driver of a delivery or ex oa hichiy- experimiced ip ube Abd care joderste wegen. Ad [ED-BY AN INDpSTRIOUs AND WELL WANTED. BY AN 3 poniion educated young man 1 of axe, of some kind. Addrem J. 1b, Star office. NTED—BY LADY OF REFINEN trained nurse, three years’ expe: travel with an inval ‘siniver in country ; be SE, Star office ay NTED_BY A WHITE GIRL WHO IS A GOOD Y seainstress, a riace as nurse.” No objection to Guod references. Adiiress x — PLACES: COORS, 2D GIRLS, W Aiitver iaates* nands, bnowekerpersseametremen, waiters, and others, with references; thus and other Cities abd country. EM. BURNHAM, 630, 6 bx. A) nine away for the sur SMAMSTESS, star offic ‘ EN EADQUARTERS Wwotu Wastens, Farm and Dairy. with references, Bricks NAT LABOR BUREAU. 517 7thet. sv0-3 ANTED—A POSITION AS COPYIST, BY A Waitt Ay as eee Ee soc ee sidey cameo" WANTED —KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE Ww servants in all capacities—white sae egm ita city references. COOMBS & BUI GEMS Employment ‘O20 F at.n.w. ap7-14t" | WASTED STEAM. pvt | orvan, piano and WANTED-MISCELLAN EOUS FANTED-MY CUSTOMERS TO KNOW THAT have opened s Branch Store. Xv 14th, mee JOHN ROGERS, aauutacturer of Unthrellan and Pararols, Facto:y, G13 Dat 1.8. formerly au J1th * ape. AUNDRY_WORK TO RE Coll_at TEMPLE Ho- Py after 4 p.m. ware recur lite ND DESCRIPTION OF YOURSELF, opcomnpiete written prediction of yout NM GER, Port Homer, Fotis = = wee Wh TED—TO SELL. BIX TWO-STORY FRAME f Paes bet, dou upatcl ond Dal ane SHAS PORD es WALDRON. eae FANTED—TO BORROW #2000 TOK 5 YEARS Ws ion, feta wort: foe thay patter tt jo eLOobon anirnyrored tome. ‘Mememnsnat sean Address A. Star othe ae wa. 4 GOOD SADDLE HORSE, 80 and easy waited Apply at the stable at V Kemington Typewriter 2 or 3, in goed condi- W = TO BENT. ELAXIK elmo, the be. ap20-tomy? 20 cents per pound, and Bs Wir Ww ANTED ‘Center Market, LANGE TRON SAE weiving descrip HORSES TO PASTURE box stalls for “ ‘Onter ADDRESS P.O, price. apli-iw KErPine ratty ferctitt at Prices RLOR furnitur ee at airing. 4s Dholsterer, O06 14th si. 2 Practica apIN iat WAXER, BEY ORE To KNOW Tag rit Columbie Mutual Lite Association offer myst anduocmenta te perme dewirine uauramce until May Idth, ISs. FRANK J TIBBETS, Secretary. aps Tw Wo Nrentouns WARRANTS Wat. a JOHNSTON, Attor Le Droit Butlaiewe, will vty Land Warrants insued for’ services im pre to te Rebellion mihis-S™ With entirely new ah jon pievare clean or dye ladies’ or genticnieu's clothing in best Wworkmanbke manner a Tt notice, 27 years experience : goods call A deiwered. Un i, t POSEY, 1119 14th «t,, onp. the Pordand 3 HAS jeased atndio 1016 10th s«t., cor. Masa avn. EUROPEAN PROFESSOR eusrantess to teach old or ‘Molin, in Piano und organ for wale Gu eaxy’ W iinaie people to mane nayyy wonderful aconts of Uealty. fie ‘Oli for every case of Piles, Rheumstism Sores When tried, you Cat may” t0. fe lending drugeiota Pile Dine. P.O. Lok lion 2 ave ts yang 47 airs, singin, ¥ *: erm. ANTED—FOR TBS COMING Mi TH, FIVE ne of the mout ¥V pyre Wn aa rg ye 10,000 Nea TPR 6x0, Vb,600 88, S000 #1030 b00 ee 9225, Laugh tine presmes, 1 scctmeat oaigee emi se hectare td Gil ed i ERSON & MOORE, 1010 and 10 Sst ws TED—-ALL TO KNOW ROSE JELLY [ ‘wonderful cures of irritations 4 apla-t35 T WALK WELL WiTHour Star Heel Pate Saves your shoes wonder ull 11-1m* a ~ Your dealer bas it. W8SIEP HIGHEST CARH PRICE PAID Fou sevoud hand Clothing, Watelc F Stoves, Carpets, Feather Beds, Cary all kind of Housebold Furniture, District of Columbta and Fire Escapes, with ice-pr . be. Plans ond Estiiuates HAND FUN Bea it Purnivure be paid. Address WASTED BUSINESS MEN To Leave THEI onder with ts for neat job and book printing, We make aspecialty of guick work. TAVLOR & BART, Printers an: : i seaien, 10th aud ba. wv WASTER Monit AND OTEK INSECTS Ex. NY icrminated from carpets Carmitare, furs. Re. the cttiy procuas we MHCHACE © BO. 018 La them, Hot Nap WANTED, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS POR fs we Commistonen JOHNS BEALL Uy Ps. “ine: Inoftice trom 9am. WS pau. Telephone 344-2 f ¥ 'ANTED — STEAM CARPET CLEARING | xo ORE Wo Beas, henne BL CHA wee "BUSINESS CHANCES. _ O00, RANT, FoR, rou on Ft eos PE lot perfect, best reference given as to goud fat’ OR Saul KARE BUSINESS CHANCE i AN old-established Coinm ssion Business. R tion in the city; possession at once. Addres- AME: TOA, Star office. a JOR RENT at Fairfax C. H., Va.,containing twouty-fve tw: uly 18 miles from! Washungtou, D. TYLER, Executor. at Fairfax CH, Va. ILL. SEFOR JAINS INT Wertiintarnvea svat era, ‘Profer wo deal with Siar oice WASTED STuREE, on FOU INFLUENTIAL Y gentiemen in city to3 already established Address PROFIT” JOR VERY LITTLE CASH WE WILLPUT ¥ Doanension of property in any part of the ci BOWLES & CO., 1 az LIQUOR AND CIGAR BUST 8 good location: and doing. agood busin Ieare and low rent; stock and fixtures of satrple and wie rootn in rear, guarantee ti wceuee cheap for cash owneT ety hess. Enguife st ‘THOS.d. FISHE! stn. FQOR SALE—ALL BRICK, SASH. BLINDS AND Doors in Houses 117, 118, 121 East Capitol st. Ap Ply te ‘M.GOODACRE, Builder, on premises. ((200D BUSINESS CHANCE.—WILL BE SOLD AF ‘ bargain, if applied for lintnediately. the goods will and’ portion ofthe furgiture uf « weil ewtabfli Busitean Address Lock Box 604, City Post Office 920-3 epeadie 2. ACKES IN THE TOWN OF HYATISVI A coranie: will readily subdivide tute sixty #250 ots: high, _ bealthy ; qo ey one at ‘0 to 82,000 per acre. iton. 80.000 a. ergs, Radress "RiSeaRD BEY, ‘Atty at Law Som EM FE AE E WANTED—ROOMS, __| "apie TONE TT Atsi List ES PERSE to ANTED—BY A COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN | F{QESALE LEY D. RAMEY Os Oe booked coe 4K K HHA ALLLLLLILD | YW ‘Rooms, furnished, for housekeeping. in any | Nouions” @2500, Ly 3h partof the cy. Address WP. Star ofice. apa2-2ie” | Nonof awe gsuG to 8700. Purtcrshiye and earns COR. TENTH AND F STREETS. -ANTED—FOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN ROOaL Gtlcr Kumipese Chances. Commercial er capes ons ane an ae aaress Sa, Saar otics | tsom RENEE FIRSTCLASS BUSINESS STAND, based with teria. ap Bi 3so8 14th si n.m. The sore is new and in our of yy ANTE THREE _UNFURN ‘the best business squares on the street. Apply to HE STAR REFRIGERATOUS Wee cucuan and grown aauguicr, ina | vwper, W-5. 253 Pennsylvania ave. Ki ‘Arethe best. Manufactured for frat cigar privpes house, with Orwizbout board. state om ; 7 ot tticulars and price. ‘HL A.M, Star office. OOK AT THIS—YOU CAN HAVE YOUR FU: sp20-4t S12 Thetnw. | Perse ‘ture and boxes stored at 903 New ¥ RESB ARASOLS. Wen On Gane ie pentlewnan and noe D: Goors Axp P. ee ren eoay pormagent if suited ences exe c office. ___ at n.w..care of J ‘We haves besutiful line of 36-inch DRESS GOODS atyle, 123 and 150. Splendid quality CAMEL’S HAIR, all besutiful shades, $1. Plain, Plaid and Striped TRICOTS, 42-inch, 50. - | WA? €-4 DRESS GOODS, 75c., 87c., 8. One case beautiful style SATINES, 12540. PARASOLS, NEW STYLES, LOW PRICES. REMNANT DAY, FRIDAY. A fall line in every and st prices that ‘will satisfy the closest 2 opus oie ce reeasiemienien serene A fall stock of UNDERWEAR, POLITE SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU. ona Tx Conmom Moros Lire As- SOCIATION INSURES AT COST. Ofiice—No, 1319 F street, “Mo. 223 E German street, D.a {yy ANTED—AT ONCE A BRICK HOUSE IN GOOD y ANTED — FURNISHED, TWO COMMUN WiStroms’ without beard for a gentleman, near State, Ws i culars, WANTED—HOUSES. 7 ) RENT—BY JUNE 18T, A HOUSE Ses aS office. COHILL. cor. Sth and F ats, -1w | staut prectice as laud surveyor in the ‘Twenty Prince George's and Montgomery, Md., and in tie Dy trict of Columina. Keter pertuiss}« nie, Preaideut National Bank ‘of Wosl Kistensend., of Itieas & Oo., and Col. S. Bu ING LOTS FOR SALE ON BLACKISTON Inland. to LC. COMBS, Attorney at-Lam ANTE) modern Kmprovemerta, eicit roma, at Jeerefor mt igcation. Address EMAL, ‘Star o ape g HENT-SMALL HOUSE, CITY OB ANarie, convenient 20 gar lines, plen H sr00d lot more house: ErWShoncan.: UND, IN A SUITA- Wir ieauge ore reetuntegaion tn oy re siete wires ae WANTED_LoTs IN THE N Wee Goes ge x 21, Star ovfice. BOARDING. mbi8-2m" rm = HULe A. HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealers in GOGEBIC TRON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FAEM MORTGAGES and Lands, and Real Extate in Washington, Minneapolis and. Chicago fice; Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 F et nat a T SHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT: (T'tsb fiatrnour S10kaGr WAREHOUSE 16 PA. AVE, ¥. ‘corn eee MFORTABLY , FURNISHED MS, WITH CoMar ine private: ot two adults: ten ‘walk of departments: one block from Penn- BRU Trenes cae Disa Teen. we ape-Se re eae ‘mb5- 4 i] 3 E ate ad