Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, |To.Moszsow Mozxme WASHINGTON: ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent dena fide daily cireslation mere than trebie that of any ether daily paper published tn Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers bere added _ together. whowish to possess their manuscripts, ¢ un- Used, should keep a copy. "2" Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, ¥f its appearance the same day ts destred, reach the affice not later than 12 o'clock noon, §_ No attention paid to Anonymous Letters oF Communications on any subject. ‘Yesterday was Calhoun day for exctted and tn- terested Charleston, and this is Calhoun day for the rest of the country, which in every State and county 1s now recetving newspaper discourses ‘upon Calhoun and a Tanging in charac- ter and tone from the bitter denunctation of the South Carolinian at the Grant memorial services in thiscity last night as the “Judas Iscariot of his- tory” to the appreciative and eloquent eulogy de- livered by Secretary Lamar. Inthe rush of to-day hot much time can profitably be consumed in a discussion ®oncerning the soundness of Calnoun's Views on the subject of States’ rights and nuilifl- cation. Most people will view them as political herestes, exposed as such in hig Iifetime in spite of the ingenuity and logical skill with which they were defended; though most wil admit that he ‘was thoroughly honest in his convictions, But ‘the question has now only an abstract interest. ‘Phe union of States 1s the Unton, and nullification 13 without defenders, The war settled all that, even to those whom argument left unconvinced. As to Calhoun'’s intellectual strength there can be no dispute. Personally, he was admirable m dig- nity of character and in a purity of life which, un- like that of some of bis great cotemporaries, was beyond reproach. Secretary Lamar brings out the fact that Cal- houn Was a strong advocate of civil-service reform, and quotes from im a vigorous degunctation of the evils of the spoils system, in which (as a sam- ple) he says: “When the practice was reversed, when offices, instead of being considered pub- lic trusts to be conferred upon the deserving, were regarded a8 the spoils of victory, to be bestowed as rewards for partisan ‘ervices without respect to merit; when it came tobe understood that all who held office, held by the tenure of partisan zeal and party service, it is easy to see that the certain, di- Tect and inevitable tendency of sach a state of ‘things {3 to convert the entire body of those in office into corrupt and supple instruments of ower, and to raise up a host of hungry, greedy and subservient partisans, ready for any service, Rowever base and corrupt.” Calhoun was evi- dently sound In his views concerning civikservice reform, if not concerning the nature of the Union, and mugwump Massachusetts, with Webster's words in memory and Its present teachers of civil service reform in view, will doubtless be the first to make the discrimination and to find something to praise as well as to blame in the opinions of the southern logician. a From Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Connecticut have come protest against the suspension of the Jong and short haul clause of the interstate com- merce law, on the ground that such suspension 1s ‘of no benefit except to the carriers, and is positive. ly injurious to the shippers, who represent the public generally. This fact shows the folly of Jumping too hastily to conclusions. A day or two ‘ago the newspapers were full of suggestions, some ‘editorial and some communicated by readers, that ‘the law was a failure because nobody seemed anxious for {ts enforcement, while every mail Drought to the commissioners petitions for its Practical abrogation. These critics made the com- mon mistake of supposing that resistance can pre- cede assault. There canbe no resistance till there 4s something to resist. If the law had been put ‘Promptly into operation, and no one had com- plained of its hardship, there would have been no demand for its defence. The attacks having been made trom several different sides, it now remains for the people who beileve in the 1sW to insist of its enforcement, and to show that it subserves the ‘welfare of the many, even if ft does give some grounds of compiatnt to the few. —$ $< The sensational story about the plot of Cuban Drigands to capture Senatcr Sherman while on his recent pleasure trip may not have been without some foundation in fact. The seizure of a local planter and his detention for a ransom of twenty- five thousand dollars are proof that the banditti of the island are not lacking in enterprise, If they considered a mere grower of sugar of tobacco ‘worth twenty-five thousand dollars, how much better price would these greedy feliows have ex- acted for a candidate for the Presidency of thé Tntted States, an office whose salary for a single year would redeem two planters! The brigands iafght nave gone further in search of @ prize and fared worse. Mr. Sherman had engagements to talk protection in on¢ place and polities in ap. other on his way home, and as a man of honor hé ‘would rather have paid almost any sum for his iMberty than break faith with his constituents, ‘The belief that such a plot was concated dues perhaps too much credit to the mtelligence and general information of the ‘Dut from uo other point of view 1s the idea incredible, <= Peace hath her maiming accidents not less re nowned than war; and to the other onéarmed servants of the goverament has now been added a new recruit, in the person of a gunner who suffered his dismemberment while fringa salute in honor of President Cleveland. The patnfut casualties resulting from such causes are 90 fre. quent that It seems as if one of the pitlanthrople societies ought to take upon itself the task of abolishing the senseless form of rejoteing with gunpowder. Nobody, probably, would te moré ‘Dusiness of a local newspaper, has and his wife discovers that he tra bee pas jmuatrimonial addresses to a youyg woman in one of the suburbs, under the guiss of an unmarried mam. His case should be a warning to other Walking delegates not to wale too far. <a The recent disbanding of the anarchist “groupyy 1m Chicago 1s now represented as a mere prelim! nary to more secret and effective organization with a grand uprising and revotutton in 1889 in view. Instead of disbanding of theif own accord in good faith at this time, they prefer to be dis- banded viciently and rndety on the occasion of ‘their wonderful uprising and dowg-sitting year Perse EBxonnzss ‘May compel you sometimes to foot. ‘wear: ifs bear in mind thet no neitoot prety price there is not a Shoe iy our house but what fs made of durable material, with all-lesther sole add equa! style and St to the highest-priced shod. = THIS WEER'S SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOW- PRIORD RELIABLE FOOTW2AR. FOR LADIES. ‘22e. Genuine Serze Slippers. T4e. Lasting Laced and Copgress, ‘75e. Kid, Low, Button and Ties. ‘Re. Pebble and Kid Button Boots $1.23 Glove or Serge-top Button, $1.48 Genuine Kid Button Boota FOR GENTLEMEN. ‘SMe. Servieesble Houses Slippers. $1.23 Low Button, Straps sud Ties, $1.25 Gaiters, Laced and Button, $1.85 Seamless Varap Shoes. ‘$2 “Habn’s Famous” Calf Shoes. Minsea’ $1 genuine kid and pebble, wor'ed hole heel or spring heels. (Child's (4 to 8) 50e. tipped spring hecla. Chihd's (4 10 10) 75e. pebble and kid buttos. ‘Boy? and Youths’ 90. soltd buttow. LTE mAMeTe fine Shon, Tom per cetit. totrbr then WM. HAHN & Ops RELIABLE SHOR ROUSE, ‘S16 7TH ST. and 1982 -PEMN. AVE eee THE STAR cannot undertake t preserve oF return rejected communications, Contributors ‘We open 50 dozen French Kid Gloves, 5 buttons Em- broidered Backs, Three Shades of Heliotrope, $1.68, ‘New York price $1.98. See them. ALSO FOR TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, (april 28)" (April 29.) (April 30.) Soc ERE Ok ge Ek gE a TET BRE FR AA T 6 oc B Ee AM4A Ff ‘cea ger AA OT a EEE ee ae © AA gz Set 2S tu Eee corron & FR e> A AR ft & pe & fii fF Re 24 HEE ‘NO. 1. RBAE AIR br 24 Eb Soo SAH ERE NO. 2 CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, LOW SQUARE NECKS, HERRING BONE STITCHED, SOLID Pm A PRO A UTE BBB A A EE 4 AlN NN Bo. 3. BEST MUSLIN SKIRTS, 6 TUCKS, 5-INCH EMBROIDERED FLOUNCE, 49C., WORTH 980. BBB A GGG. A II NN N BAR GAIT a EE G&S a“, Tt RAN No. 4. CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, HIGH SQUARE NECKS, INSERTING AND EDGE BACK AND FRONT, 55C., WORTH 81. BBR OA gcc. id Bp de EPR 8% & TH ARE BP EAP boo DAH TG a AR R GEG AA Il NORN NO. 5. 36C., WORTH 750. ‘THE REMNANT BARGAIN COUNTER, Situated near door of No1117 Penna. Ave., contains for TO-MORROM ONLY, Schoppers’ Solid Color Oil Bolled Hose, white split feet, regular 44c. Hose, 29c., oF 4 patrs for 81. on L A Po Ate Anos 00, ROVAL ‘00 (A, LISNER, Sole peta eae ‘p27 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. (PRE stax REFRIGERATORS ‘Are the Best. tured expressly for ap26-st "Si rth st mw. Bazaars For Tuvasoay. For To-morrow We Offer the Following: GLOVES. Pure Silk Gloves. Regular price 39.; for ‘Thursday, S30. GAUZE VESTS. ‘Regular 25-cent Gauze Vests. Price for ‘Thursday, 21c. PARASOL. 20-inch Cosching Parasols, with satin stripes, horn ferrule, long, carved sticks. Regular priet, $2.48; price for Thursday, 02.15. LACE PING. ‘Fine Rolled Piste Lace Pins. Regular Pilce, 48c.; price for Thursday, 330. SCARF PINS. ‘Ladies? Real Ambet Starf Pins. Regular Price, 48e.; for Thutsdsy, 38c. SMELLING SALTS. Special lot of Fine Eut-Giass Smelling Salts, nickle tops. Régalat ptice, 38¢.; for ‘Thursday, price 25¢. BOR VARGHE. 26-318 SEVENTH ST. X. w. i (PS eran nernicena’ I 812 7th st. nw. Reovctioxs Ix Senixe Dues Goons ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. 9p26-5t INDIA SILES reduced. BATINES, all styles, reduced. CHECK AND PLAIN DRESS GOODS feduced. Great batwains in BLACK LOUISINE SILK, at $1. Great bargain in een PONGRE, at 75c., pure white, fhe quality, 27 inches wide. Pore LINER SHIRTINGS, 30c., worth 7 in WHITE INDIA LINEN. Buceced ait stte ENDIA LINEN. ‘Now lot IRISH LINEN SHEETINGS, Clcetng tile of SPRING DRESS GOODS st marked- down ve ‘ Gua inducements as we intend to close ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, eer Sto PESNSFLYANIA AVE Sars & Cowasy. As our clientage embraces men from every station in life we keep clothing to suit the re- quirements of all. SEVER DOLLARS ‘May seem a small amount to some people, but ites great deal of money to others. Those “others” are quite as welcome to our house as the millionaire, and their patronage is as highly valued. That is why we are offering some very good, serviceable business suits in several colors at seven dollars a suit TEN DOLLARS isthe price of our next highest suit, and at this figure we are offering avery large smort- ment of all-wool Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, insack and frock styles, and in every color from light to plain black. TWELVE DOLLARS Will purchase at our honse the choice of about 25 styles of all-wool suits, properly cut, honestly made, and perfect in fit. THIRTEEN-FIFTY Isan odd price to name for a suit of clothes, but we figure how low it’s possibie to sell our goods rather than how high a price they will bring, and we find thirteen-fifty is the price at which we can sell some lines of very handsome suits, principally in mixed colors. Quite stylish in appearance, and excellent wearing goods. FIFTEEN DOLLARS Is the popular price, however, for » spring suit; and knowing this from past experience, we have provided styles and kinds enough st ‘this pricefrom which the most critical can be ‘suited. Here are to be found colors and combi- nations of colors, plaid and stripes, and in fact everything which thorough knowledge of the People’s wants tells us will be in demand. We'll stake our reputation on the correctness of style and perfect fitting qualities of these suits, and, what's more, we'll guarantee the price and quality. HIGHER PRICED SUITS Come, of course, and we'vegot them in abun- dance, but lack of space forbids out continuing. ‘We'll talk of those with you another day.” SAKS & COMPANY, ‘THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIERS, 300 TO 808 SEVENTH STREET. HE STAR REFRIGERATORS THE FAIR, 812 7th ap26-5t Tavespay axo Frvay, OUR REGULAR WEERLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS. [We shall again offer some extraordinary inducements in the following: 1,000 yards pereale ruching (new) 12340. per yard. 1,000 pairs suspenders in white and colors, 17¢, GENTS’ GAUZE AND BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS, 260. Windsor ties in all conceivable shades, in all figured and dotted designs, for 19¢. They are suitable for Indies, children and men's wear, One lot of gente’ figured satin and silk scarfs, 120., were 25c. ‘These are odds andends from regtilar stock. 8,000 bottles ammonisted bay rum, 210. 8,000 bottles Tappan’s extracts, 2ic. ALL 99¢. JEWELRY 87c. Consisting of cnff buttous, collar buttons, ear drops, lace pins, pendants, scarf pins, fob chains, watch chains, etc. Every piece of jewelry warranted to wear. Gente’ 25c. hove 22c., either in plain colorsor stripes and plain unbleached. ALL OUR $1 LEATHER GOODS. 870. Comprising pocket-books and card cases for either ladies or gentlemen, and hand bags in tan, black, ot fancy leather. Positively the last lot of the renowned double width DeBeize remnants in brown and slate at 11 dered by the public in general to be the lowest and most de- sirable of any offer ever made. 2 cases of Barker Mills and Androscoggin beached, 1 yard wide cotton remnants at 6c. per yd., worth 8c. A lot of spring calicoes, beautiful designs, at 6c. per yard, worth 8c, The patterns of this lot are an imita- tion of the French chalais, We will offer as a great specialt? for this THURS- DAY AND FRIDAY only, a full line of plain and fancy linen, suitable for furniture coverings at greatly reduced prices. Anew invoice of fancy draperies for curtains. very latest designs at 8, 10 1:23 and 15c. per yard. ‘We will not forget to call your attention to Notting- ham curtains, desirable length, in cream and white at 81.25 per pair. Regular value $2. ‘The last lot of the well-known Domestic hosiery, in Indies’ anit alf-hose, which we offer 4 pair for 25¢., 8 pair for 25. In order to close out the balance of our rustic and Plush frame mirrors we will continue to allow a re- duction of 10 per cent this Thursday and Friday. Alot of children’s bibs, different designs and qual- ities at and below cost. this being an odd remainder of stock we are determined to sell them, and therefote marked them at the lowést figures. TWO CASES WHITE CHECK MUSLIN INLENGTHS FROM 2 TO 5 YARDS, 5 CENTS PER YARD, WORTH 8 CENTS. VERY DESIRABLE FOR APRONS AND CBiL- DREN'S DRE! ALSO 500 “START” CLOCKS, 30-HOUR TIME- PIRCE FOR 4c, ALSO 500 ALARM CLOCKS, 90-HOUR ALARM 81.09. ‘These are good time keepers and an article in daily use. ‘You know what the regular prices are, The only reason we have for selling them.of #0 cheap is, that through buying an entire stock, these were among the Jot, but they are out of our line and GO THEY MUST. ‘The L A RN N 4885 L AA NNN Esk RRS ee ILL A A NNN BBR 3 pe bb Bk &% FOE ce OF ES bo BH Bee “uu’ sok OR ied te BBR RRR, 00 ae BoP Eat 2 2 rs at 88 * fos & oo ONE PRICE ONLY. 127 420, 422, 424 and 426 7th st pare STAR REFRIGERATORS Manufactured expteaets for ‘THE iin ap26-5t 812 7th st. nw, Tae Sate To You Su: papatpite the disagreeable weather business has been OAK HALL, COR, 10TH AND F STREETS. Scores of customers bonght and were satisfied. fell he the same with 4 Yauon and blackguaralsia crn fn ad versa iste ofsomeot the pretty. but nents, it is clear they did not fare pe well i rents Fea ye Yor nen we on mat tale an ey He ne i atlas yourcwn. FOR BOYS 4 TO 13, Jacket ta gt $1.5 2 packet gussmea ‘at a $0; Yorhg2,, Jacket ana Joe, ah aces and “A fall ' FOR BOYS 14 TO 18, Suits et 85.50. S4, good se any sold, st 25, Suite at 36, 19. Atul ise of Boye Gomer aT Geankiasessem tones: thas Sat eyes FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. oe race ite at fen geet Oo ca staat ann ah sions: anes aus ie Soin tad Py se sewn iA HALL. COR. TENTH AND F STRESTS. New Necxwast, 996 Peanayivaia ete, Besonrot. Frencn Sareexs ‘We have just opened another hundred pieces of Beautiful French Sateens (Freres Koevhlin's) which, {i anything, Surpass in beauty of finials and designs any yetshown by ua, Our choicest patterns are not to be found elsewhere in this city. The newest come in Heliotrope, Coach- man’s Drab, New Tan, Golden Olive, New Plum ‘and Lizard Green-ground colors, with nest high, colored designs. Nearest approach tothe French Foulard Silks yet shown. Tne cream and cora: grounds, with the mall pink, bine and black figures, ‘are hardly @istinguishable from the China Silks. Unusually large, assortment of Black, with small white and lavender designs. ‘We have all the plain shades to combine with the fancies. Our price for etther is 25 cents per yard. We have placed the entire stock of French Sateens on s long center table in our spacious ‘Dasement, in ordar that customers can the more readily make selections. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lowe Derarnesr. Our Dress Lining Stock is larger than ever be- fore, and the increased space enables us to show it to good advantage. We keep everything re- quired fér the lining of Dresses, Jackets, Wraps, ke. Special attention is called to our “Fast Black” Cambrics and Stlesiss. Elegant line of Fancy Silesias, for waist and sleeve linings, Va- Fiety of checks, plaids and stripes, 15, 18, 22, 25, 30 and 40c. per yard. New line of Gray Ma- noel Skirting, five shades, only 20 cents per (Main floor, next to 11th street entrance.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Urnorsreny Deparment, Among the numerous bargains being offered. in this department are the following: 50 Pieces 40-inch Curtain Scrim, 6 cholce styles of faggotting, only 8c. per yard. 500 Holisnd Shades, 2 yards long, 36 inches ‘wide, ready to hang, all colors, only 430, each. 100 6-4 Rew Bilk Table Covers, knotted fringe, only 81.50 each. 50-inch Bulgarian Cross Stripe Curtains, handsome effects, only 81.60 per pair, 100 Pair French Etamine Curtains, 3 yards long, 50 inches wide. These curtains are not stamped, but yarn-dyed, and the colors are guaranteed fast. Very handsome summer cur- tains, only $1.25 per pair. (Rourth floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, HILDREN'S D.eaancrr. Children’s White Mull Caps, 250. each. White Mull and Swiss Embroidery Cape, ‘high and low crowns, only 50¢, each. Large stock of Children’s Mull Caps. 750, 81, $1.25, $1.37, 81.50, 91.76, $2 and $2.25 each. children's Pique Sun-Bonnets, 35 and 500, enc! Boys’ White Pique Hats, 50 and 75¢. each. Bors' “Tam O'Shanter” Caps, $1.50 and $1.68 enc! Children’s Mother Hubbard Aprons, 2,3 and 4 years, only 250. each. Children’s Fine Mother Hubbard Aprons, trimmed with embroidery, only 75c. each. Children’s High-Neck Aprons, yoke of lace, trimmed around neck and sleeves with rufie edged with lace, only 75c. each. Children's “Kate Greenaway” Aprons, made from fine mull, only $1.50 each, INFANTS’ GOODS. Elegantline of Infants’ Long Slips, 26, 373, 50, 6234, 75¢. and $1 each, Superb line of Christening Robes, $6 to $15 each. Infants! Flannel Skirts, long and short, $1 an oral ye oe Sf Infante’ Carriage Roves, #3, 94, and ot Infante? Cloaks, $3 to $15 eaaree ‘No matter how sinall or how large the ms Thatrverit wants ih wearing apparel w at prices considering the quslitins of | style ‘kmnanship, remarkably low. (Geoond floor; taxe elevator) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Asoruzz New Deranrexr. We have opened « Fancy “Embroidery” De- partment in the suite of rooms on the second floor in the annex (1013 F st.) where we aro Prepared todo all kinds of stamping. In resdy- stamped goods we have afull line of dust bags, shoe bays, umbrella cases, laundry bags, bureau scarfs, splashers, doylies, tidies, &0. In Wors- teds we have single and double Germantown, twoand four-fold zeph¥rs, Saxony yarns, Shet- Jand floss, Shetland wool, fairy floss, Bmyrns ‘woos, Spanish knitting yarns, English crewels, &e. Infancy work fabrics we have all theart col- ors in ailk plush, Japanese silks, felts, figured sating, &c. In threads we have all colors of lin- en loss, spool and skein embroidery silk, knit ting silk, flo floss, floselie, Japanese etching silk, wash silk, &c. We also have a full line of plush balls, fancy cords, tinseled and frosted balls, crochet and embroidery cottons, knitting, crochet, and crewel needles. {Second floor—Through south arch.) p27 WOODWARD & LOTHKOP. HE STAR REFRIGERATONS re the Best, Manutsctured cpu for P26-5t Axoruz: Worn ABOUT BOYS’ CLOTHING, st nw. OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR BOYS (LARGE BOYS’ LONG PANTS AND SMALL BOYS' SHORT PANTS) 18 80 COMPLETE, AND OUR STYLES 80 NEW, THAT WE FEEL LIKE EMPHASIZING THIS PARTICULAR BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS, FEELING SURE WE CAN MAKE IT TO THE ADVAN- TAGE OF BUYERS OF STYLISH GOODS TO INSPECT OUR STOCK. WE HANDLE FIRST THE FINEST AND NEWEST GOODS THAT ARE MADE ANYWHERE, AND THIS SPRING WE HAVE MORE OF THEM THAN EVER BE- FORE. SECOND, FOR OUR MEDIUM GRADES WE SHOW THE BEST THAT MONEY WILL BUY. ‘WE HANDLE VERY LARGELY THE “WAN- NAMAKER” GOOD6, AND EVERY ONE WHO 18 AT ALL FAMILIAR WITH HIS GOODS AND WHO is NOT, KNOWS THAT THERE ARE No BETTER. AS WE HANDLE THESE Goops EXcLU- SIVELY IN WASHINGTON, WE GIVE THE SAME GUARANTEE THAT 18 GIVEN BY THE MANUFACTURER, AND THAT MEANS THAT PURCHASERS ARE ALWAYS MADE ” SATISFIED WITH THEIR GOODS. WITH MOST OF OUR SMALL BoYs' sUITS WE HAVE EXTRA PANTS, AND THAT 18 ALWAYS DESIRABLE, WE LEAVE NO ROOM FOR THE CHEAPER GRADES AND WE SELL NO SHORT PANTS SUITS BELOW $4, BUT FROM THAT TO $15 WE CAN PLEASE YoU. LONG PANTS SUITS FROM $8 TO 920. E. B. BARNUM & CO, 931 Pexmsrivanms AVENUE R oe et ONCE MORB. Reta, us an Aineticaniem, expterses doubt, ticreda ity, and is equal to telling & ian that he ian blow ‘To read of the wonderful bargains offered in clothing {s enough to make the readet exelatm, RATS | ‘We atk you to bring the prices of those inducement houses and compare them with our prices, our quality of fabric, our make, our style, our fit, our whole stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS BOYS, and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. BOYS! Ait CitiLohEnts GLotitra, (Masti penn mare eine wn | Bite id rach wh Sle ing Mattie ial ee LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Company, ‘7th and Gate, now. Bones MiLWAtKER Lacen, THR BEST IN THR Disthuor, YOR SAL# By DEaieRS GEwkRAtay, OR BY THR acent, Samugh @ Panton, €15 D Gt. ews Telephone 400, 122A 20RE a. a. elaphins 454, Diba: { ton SD, GENTLEMEN, W ‘dollars; cal double ‘Gall at 629 WANTED LADIES capital of two, Bye oF Pr EA y ees light ara‘t ‘Honorable. Wisteet an Teferences saquied dite Box 157, Sta¥ office, ry W ANTED.- SE EAMBEE yA oo a, fa ILORED WOU Rg a Wik ramsey saaolgg ais ze cot a Glas Apply at 027 H stn, pa ‘ANTED—A GIRL, WITH GOOD TuEPER: Wares = Bure nd, chambernaid: one v8 cs cline to go away sunnier. Apply af Werner co ware giro Beemaye good reference. Call te Greens a and 8. mi oF in the Slorning. airx. C. Pee ARTED WHITE AN Sp 5 SaaS ‘Lauidream, 1 gud Wife for farm and stiatd cattle Farm. itwuds and R BUREAU, 517 7th st. a. ‘ANTED—A GOOD 000K (WHIT! COOK (WHITE) TO ASSIST ‘and ironing. Cit puted. ap 1088 Reta ats Sea ape7-stt or whi alarens wo be ony at a oust cor ame oF Ou superintendent sens ‘apie Ts ‘OnTH ' suroKas er N THE. az, FOR TH, SUB W: ally those Mutilated map. Address Box 91, Bear ofc tein WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—AN EXBOUND, ‘COPY OF FAEHTS Wire are ec “ae ind: Star oftice. ‘ED—ALL SHOULD SAVE ters by getting » od well of payment for meters by getting 3 water put in your c i Shoptent wotice “Addacas OF tailon DANE J. 3 MOFFAT. 4144 ‘4igst aw. apo7-lm FANTED—A PHAETO! MUST BE Watnest ay good as new, in one ES ‘and zak Towest rath pre de doors, aultable for ce-box for sale’ “Address Bo! Whe we DRESSMAKER ON LADIES WRAP- work home. Apply 1318 D xt. ‘ANTED— WOMEN GO0i ; BALTIMORE, shan women wanted ¥. Mt. = HAM, 630-692, F sun Waste sort “colored cosctanan, city: farmer and wife for LABOR BUREAU, Sir 7th Wier id white AX TED- 10.000 LADIES DRESSES TO DYE IN te" fs evenly and elerantly dved. Sion PRINCE, 1000 F sense, apse oe W3 3 wand. and if don"t compare favor. ably with but bodat S0and 3 and Seton ents, Feta Rad new Copper ‘vate. Prices reduced by this pettod. 16 ANTEDTEY A POUND OF BUTTERINE AT t money. Stalls 349-50- ter Market, Smi30-owe Wa STED-BY A YOUTH 10 YEARS OF AGE A Situntion as & mngeseneer, oF sasistant in a bank, mercantile house, or ofice jan had three years’ Eneo and well acquainted with the city and. eovern- ment pee can furniay unexceptional rater. enc Tere a wets = DDL RSE Wiktvod FIRST-CLASS Hee BREAD x we NV Petree pathy ae pay for care of Boren cr share Baker, Address HOTEL BAKER, of stable and . . Near Dupont Circle ere ‘Address P: 0. POX 483. ape IMMEDIATELY—ON! UNG se EI “WASHINGTON'S Wi Tailor. BERNARD KESLERMANS, 005 33 SBGS ckead SE Waa ASTaNEOUS CURE. f ly cured. Moth, pim, ‘WANTED-AT 2139 K STREET, “A SETTLED | 02%, "ichten Wieck -nosds, vulees ve OF boat SF ree ny white woman for general housework in a fs rements remo fou Saat Dane poe ierenae ae con: TIN | RH facia indian ino Soe Neh hse go NTED—A RELIABLE COACHMA! WA erinveanars uate Beet Sold or alldragein. 00 ‘500. and $1 per box. Bent to any: ap25-Sm* ANTED—A BOY WHO CAN FEED PRESS. AP. VY ply at once. TAYLON & BART, Printers, 60: WANT=D=4 FARE HAND: ONE WHO, CAN YY Milk. “8. M. GOLDEN, Good Hope Hill. ANTED—AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG LADY f eee god roeraacen, Koplyr after’? amy Gb. BANGHIC 458 Funct nwt WANzEDzouR HOURS DAILY, AN ELDERLY Lady, fairly educated and industtious, with ocd eaty syferencen: $10 weekly. CARSON, STEWALT & G01. 921 F st, n.w., up-stal IN BARBERS. TO EYA liable men this iss good chance, bbitt Hous ANTED—TWO JOUR NeeAeS os Wii about elie ORT ATRN ALTON EE Pek s\stoou years of ato ae, a ee ana salary. Addres: ollice WANIED-A WHITE NURSE TO TAK of infant; must be ex CARE rienced and have rood reference; one who has no objection to leaving city £oF sunumer, ‘Apply to Mrs, RAINIER, 813 12th st.n.w.1' Wass ars Vins soe: rx business referenc Address ©. It, Star office, ie ‘ANTED-OFFICF. 103 ready og prs pty. row morning 008 Fret. ta ‘AND scale to-day and to-mor- Gfocery atone, Adres statis val well ‘recommended. Address SCGAI Star Re ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL ABOUT aa Ww Par old, to asset in Light housckeeping. Address otic ‘ANTED—WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, wis rivate aamatly, must ste Teferences, ad at 1712 bin sta. = City ry P.O. rate family. 20 ANTED—A COLOR) livery wakon: lueht DM NTO DRIVE A DE- care of hi ‘sul tooe bow toes or wer, pnd know ho Sha white Addren DELIVERY, Star oalce: “ap30-3t WASIED-REGISTERED | DRUG CLERK On uate wilting {0 work for small salary, in store a iF limited nee" ‘Addreas, with reference, see Ge Bos Lid Siar oticg Aion W:STERERO BER ‘SERVANTS, A COOK, AND ALSO. & chambermaid and waitress, "Must be competent d_ have the best of references. ‘Wednesday mmoruing us 10 o'clock, 812 17th st. apzG-3t* was INTELLIGENT AND EXPERT duced wEite pirl to. ation ld five, years old. Apply at 1005 13th st. n.w. je ANTED=A Nick ENERGE ETI YOUNG MAN, MAN, rend wast, Gall at 1599 Maas. ave: nw af ‘ANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE’ WOM, NY cook, wath TO nd inp. ety feerencos Reqhlfed, Ad See en ANTI YP! APPLY Tere four o'clock pen. st Rocat Nov2, 908 7th et news ape 3 EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic Iabor, foreliy and feeaee eich relmewes YAY Maeve ‘apld-15t" “WV ANTED_FIVEFIRST-CLASS BREAD BARERG, io others but union men need appl SCHNEIDERS’ Bakery, No. 4133 Ist. 2. w. VANTEDSIN REAL. ESTATE OFFICE AN AS. A) sistant who is farnilier with the District trade: no e need apply who cannot give first-class references, ‘ttarene it Ey Star office. wei aye3-3e ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT Worce. White and-colored worsen cooks 810 to 20.” Chambermaids, nurses, scrabs and men cooks. SO0mBS € BURGESS, Bap, Bu, B20 F n.n Wantep pean jeaiure alone, ax all neientific tailors and Eniment Paria, Berlin apd’ London ‘dresemakers, cut. Sioet easily learned, raphd,comprehensive and practic thd the only myetem in Arueriea teaching the eoove an which ‘needa ng editing. Hatierne cut, materia Sita of made ‘The BSISSLEREEER, Sconnervatory of modea* 1232 et fiw, Wastington, D.0. ae NTED—LADIES TO L¥ARN DRESS CUTTING We tha fiting ty the actual measure and square ral ‘ANTED — DUNDORE? area onal Tailor System ‘cutting, fitting and patterns cut to ponte, at To1d F F st. mw. Walter Building, £26-3m STED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT we ja gun homes, $7 to $10 per week can be No photo, painting: n9 Sa For ‘CRESCEN’ ec Rete ‘sts Boston, Masse ‘Box S170. WANTED—SITUATIONS. WWANTED—BY A COLORED WOMAN AND Gi re aces W ‘situations as cook and nt eH e stot Oe EMTITG Sitiaon te b.m- NTED—BY A QUT! WHITE Gi A Sir Ze See aauarieatont Bundays off, cs LACH D — POSITIONS FOR GO Ws ita Hi ee, oka mR. Xorg for ph Maa ios P BURNHAM, 650-639 Fat, 0: WASTED TO HIRE FOR MONTH OF MAY from private family, whole or part EEA an ee Rye ED—10,000 SUITS OF CLOTHES +3 persona cl called San SOUTH for. ‘S bottles for 81; ig the system. Bo quinine. ts 20-tomy 'ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE— KEEPING cia stalls f Wee Viued tor. Onier box at Prices fen Hi Othet bem stern oa cons fonay, 0. HP. CLARK, Sligo, Md._ap18-Lmo" ‘ANTED. ‘and other furniture : sli Fi pcoveracut and made: hair mattresses renovated and shipped. Fine ed Femada; furniture packed ‘cabinet, ypeiring. c Cc. HALL, Practical Upholsterer, 1906 y ANTED-BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS_WM. J. WS2uNSTON, attorney at Law. Room 41, Ee Droit Bailding, ill Pay can for Miltary” Bouty Ns fesued for services in any war prior to the Rebeltion. aah =m" ‘ANTED-STFAM DYE {ND CLEANING. Wie sree Sree APD, Terrase Se es rkmnat ex ‘alled for nbd. dell ience; roods POSEN, 1110 14th st, opp. fire Pordsed Je Salvia icon, with ‘bay-windew, open Bre, Thot und cold water. wit ss aca Tieht house: ire; stmiuer prices, near F st care and berdics sparse EBAE POR RENT_THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS on 24 floor: both lane closria, lome Sonth.heat-Tigut, also hail’ bedroom ‘on spt i315 8 atm at NICELY ED OR UXFUR, nished Rooms; gas and bath; terms moderate TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED ful location: plenty of closets, and 2h room. L304 = ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOK, mutate for lich howscsecpiaee gies tee Ta 1 Foomsca frst floor: hoard. if desired howse all modern conveniences, Apply at 2100 K st ‘TT ToRY SOUTH front furnished rooms, ch suite or siule, bay, wit mew ceutzal;’ very desirable. 909 1, st. nw. R RENT—TWO FURNISHED PARLORS, ON! ‘as bed-room:; also use of piano, cars pass tue door: rent very m to a reliable party. Apply at 6) Pat. nw. Fe, -RENT—ONE FURNISHED OR UN- y at 208 Mass. |X R UNFURNISHED ROOMS TN auitable for light housekee veka & © given: L 4th st. nw. Ti aT = THRD.sTORT ied; weil ventilated; lane gentleman; private fs : ROO, furnished, rent reasonsile. ADP ave. uw. JOR RENT—1024 77H ST. N. W—FU! Hier unternsshed Rooms. private bath-roo: EW. JERSEY AVE. 8 —OoN- ics, furnished or unfur- ‘Roots, on first, ecoud and tind So0rs Roots: water on ae usted housekeeping, in & now first-class” house month; 1838 R st, n.w.: no children. FRR RENT_Two FURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND floor. one fronte two streets lane snd airy .convent- ent to four lines of care: muitable for light Bousekenp- ing: rent moderate: 1203 H st. .w. a i Peter aaa Gar, BO a genase near Pension ‘suitable for gentleman vate family references. ap27Se HED AND, UNEU at reduced rates, several very desirable roowe, fi ea jurul and conven! runres Pa ‘board; references = Satan, Puraisied foe with bed-room and pri attached: Just v1 By Lieut: Werelug. Al a | Seis tina joors; rented low unt! Congress meets. POR RENT—FINE THIRD-FLOORTAREE ROOMS, alcove, lange bay windows a rye nd ne balcony. wot comer: newly papered: large cl references. pay Gi"advances bo children, "1S56'N,cor- Lath at ap2e-3t AND W. R_RENT—CO Jatge nicely faruished front Mo joors, with Board. Sout Pootre, “Tes lines of car ekereness "ap6-dw* Fe RENT— st murray Toten 38. AV ‘second and eastern ex- 1023 VERMONT AVE. N.W., je Hooms, with first-class Boant, ‘Transient guests eccommodated. JOR, REN MMUNICATING KOOMS. ‘on 24 fcor. south frou furuished of unfurnished will rent ningle or together: references exchanged, Ap pyosiscnw Petal B, RENT-O18 GSTS PLEASANTLY FUE: | gg ished Footaa, oR secoud and thind Bours. or single. = a6-Be 9.8.00. 86, 20,000 0, 50,006 8: 5. Lightning presses, etpert sortiment ant white letter, note and bill-head DERSON & MOORE, 1010 sna 1012 ANTED—¥ ALK WELL WITHOUT Wo ougis ana ‘Saves your lertally. aR 000 100,000 “Teen tinted, comes, Piet in thecity. AN- ‘PRove. nw. _*pl1-1m* ‘Your dealer baa tt. HEAT, CASH PRICE, PAID FOR NE os hee Siikind of Household Furniture. Radom ris Btar office. bine ‘ANTED—BEOON] x ta, Stoves, Feather Sein ad all kinds pola Barattore which the = aareD BUEN MEN TO LEAVE THEIR printing. W v orders with ug for neat Job and book make 4 specialt Peed Fv ne mh AT GEN. E. ees to Winter at Win ER’ TANT TH AND D OTHER, 1% INSECTS: aecTs EX terminated pug the only process which can “Gil hem, Hot Nout ds A.H. CHACE & BRO. 616 La. TED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING By Ou Tide H.CHA sivia re ANTED— COMMIE Scere Ge ee &, DERE J POR Compisdoner, JOHN SUT Ba, a fone! ompuedonet, JOHN BEALL Telephone 344+ iE BUSINESS CHANCES. _ JN’ AN OF EXPERIENCE, ‘ANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIF: E, office. ap27-eod3t* O00 sro SAZA PROMISING WHOLE- $1. sale Merchandising Business: exten- @ correspondence : facilities for condnoting the same Sia ate elle Site baleen | dere mn fOr er busi reasonable and liberal if sold at once; price, asdocash, Balance on time, "ddress “Succeas, 2 Star Vv engage iD Addresd EXPERIENCE, Star F= SALE_DRUG STORE, DOING GOOD BUSI- ay, apply © TSCKIPEELY © mE BYASS ar ae ave. KR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT UNFURNISHED, TWO rahe eeuaNerruansean floor and two in ge wuccbeeping; in sios, order ay 1; references requitea. 414 eee ated sear, toa peatona ae and tos ply to 1808 Pennsylvania a __ ¥* POR RENT FOUR BO Bo0u8 oa ON FIRST FLOOR completely furn: near Da ont Circle. Address A., Biar offce, R RENT_UNFURNISHED, TWO LARGE COM- ee rlora, heated by aod bay window dovation Sentral. SLT. aw. T, N. W.. FURNISHE! FOR RENT 499 17H $7, 8. W._ FURNISHED, ‘ront room, three others. 10, or separate, with or without board central location, near avenue; private tamily, 3. FoRRest to Hy Fst RW 7 rw erwat month. Laer aes SONS, Tis: Zth st nw. ap R RENT—SIX UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SU! - able for it ponaeneey ping TY two. senget rooma near Cit} Tension, Patent and Post Office. Call or address 396 439 st. nw. ap2s-ot VOR RENT—UNFURNISHED PARLOR * | SEE Geen Sa oak nw. RK RENT—THRER COMMUNICATING UNFUR- Poiebed rooms on ffoor; new house, with all modern improvements; central locality ; 708 13d st Faz RENT TWO OR TF THREE OU: UNFURNISHED Sie ae. ; cudtauged Enquire “Summit Terrace.” RENT—PLEASANT BOOMS, 1101 K. STS F: _ References required. "apa i, REE a Fan EAST, ee rooms: The Livingston, 10 Toue Turse ae. ‘apzs-lwe ALE—T FOUR 7 t and 8, Notes, bearing 7 er cont and 8 per cent, a j-annually, sec ‘sell all or it money imruediat forselling. Address NOTES, Star office. .C. pee Sree o 8 mo me poise tes Seakeet as | = Seenatal or St Jong Raver coer ty iapwe ive ad one vie ae ; bblenaid ing, Epeaias ne, Brat La ne. rata visu opm oes tte ot open ce and further particulars call atSCHMIDT'S Bird giane, St ‘12th st. a.w., Washington, D.C. WNER OF 40 WELL LOOATED SUBi Steamers e | intone” One weet for exch ity for. its will three lots free to ible fates Sarees Scil‘eame on ‘AB. Op ear THE ADQUARTERS: Witte en de Wattresecn, Muro, Balers Boeke Mar tamil REAU, 517 Tihak, ATION AS FIRST-CLASS hglishinan ; good city retercuen, Ad~ _ap27-3t > RESPECTABLE ‘COLORED GIRL W: ANroRgh Nig general housework, references furnished. Call Grant ave., between Oth. |B 20th ats, at ‘ANTED—A WELL.EDUCATED OOLORE! \d waiter, or will accept eRPean speak French; ‘best of references a BU" Se oe iunetioave RESPECTABLE COLORED WO- WATE EARS suber WATE We ais city for the summer. Address af place 118: “ARTED—BY A GIRL, A PLACE, + wae Stk ELE cease, R SALE_STOCK. GOODWILL AND FIXTURES aia” alien rt { Mest snd Provision. wore: © ch two to three thousand dollars. a nae eae plan you: avold pt ‘business. Col rvodr terest DY va inene, if forsale, teft av our o nee yon uENT—5 ‘a Taree dint Aouad FIRSTCLASS. ‘BUSINESS Seas Pas ‘14th ot. 2.v. ae Peete ivania tre) mike sae W. 8. Ox a ee SS: an obs Ries | BYES oe a O26 F st. nw. ce TION BL AN ENGINEER nas ee ede ap2t oe cee ie Wee ae a a ve eee |e A ep ee maabone ‘©. COMBS, aa ean | BuOLR poem, °™ Brokers and Dealersin ‘GOGEBIO IRON MINING BTOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, and palate ramen, Room 4, rae br commrect os fos Herter = = on ae olor ya , Seen eke after, your vare micion ox bares or 20m Tees = .w., now occupied Fent on or about June ‘OR BENT_STORE ‘ont Esta nce ucloaine hxtures, SSeS ees andrug store. FOR ae oe 7TH ST. Fe, RENT_OFFICE ‘APPLY 1 aT oe RENTERONT HALL ROOM, 18T Fares arin Avpig to RYLEY DEEDLE, Basement, apiO-tm FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS NEW STABLE IN REAR OF 1824 ame | Fahd pind carriage room “Apri at 1828 cS ‘ap25-Lw" Fok RENT_STABLECIN REAR OF 1812 X ST. ery, dentate: Aye stulle and carriame- > aoa Sosa AT. Brick Tid oth wt. apelin LOST AND FOUND. FOR _RENT—HOUSES. = =| BEyT— jal Rg ee 19. Room = + Fee nod impe AnD to lead atm i ibe 3 ui sere cena y ENT. TCH! Fitter bes ene Past soca aeia best heating: —, tilating erates, Sper bee apes 1, BRC ner oy ore ) RENT—FURNISHED HO ante La Ear. South rt overlooktnn fea Cte 2 dtas'I3 to, Noergber I Peemonauie ren . requined sect, A877 ihods Diana ave nw 7 rooms. desirable in overy way ve months. 1024 Sth st. uw. VERY DESIRABLE ev repair Also, Mat ans 8 gost nts #30. “Wut oF thee MMT ALBERT T ROX, 920 Ft. aw ; pit aed. ‘NTA NEW THRPE-STORY AND Bast ment Brick Hotse, 912 Massachusetts ave. n mprovementa Apply to Bek” GFEAR VEX SIO atory Brick “Dwellius, lane In vant, MUP RCE ae ne Fv RENT—HOUSES. 1421 Q at.n.w. far, BRICK, Si: Foome, bath, cellag furnsce:rogu a Uprer rart 1408 Pet, ih ita w Sr 28, 383% D wt Ke. TA Solseeot a tapvel ane -y70R RENT _WOUsE—SDOD WILLANDFISTORE for nals of 8 rst-cluam Boarding House: wewlp £0 sant el three squares of the sion Building; northwests Address u SESE, BER GO aNp e Rouse. "hot water: ap’ a hew seven-toom brick test mod. Linps.; rent #20. 10 rooms: perfect order. a Beautiful location, Appl on the remem Sees © ROOMS, STARLE. W610: 1238 Pe T1340 RIGGS STREET, aA BEAU use; furnace, open grate, aud’ all modern hall, cellar, ne. ay x FSIS Y oper py wi seeps eo Sate pega ee ote mnt atom Soe SER JOR RENT—1207 4TH ST JOR RENT—HOUSE 47 WALLACH PLACE, BE: tween Tend C and ith and “14th sts. nw. wh T. F. SOUNEIDI JOR RENT — FURNISHED HOUSE, 11 RooMS F desirable locality, northwest af pomiual rent ae to October. A Wd. i, Siar office tx § from the FOR EENT__ FURNISHED Fox TH SUMMER pleasant two-story House, seven rooms. ot contentences.” 1436 Q st spose Foe "RENT-FOUR-STORY HOUSE 420 st, cuponite Pension (dice, 10 rooms all modern con: niches Iatre all new Rouse painted inside, apd apd coutier a0 hangup mely pered througout, 80 per month an advance WF, 5 REWARD—ON A BELT-LINE CAR, ON RES of the 26th Of ADH 8. ucket book fontaine awanall wa, tieketa valuable scat of losteniid tox bereaved mother, Saihrens Mrs RING, 1016 Muse, ave. J ost-01 , 24TH INST Lag ieee out rare 4 will be well Pewarded. “dle auewers ceny eee ee ve atta reward Tar COMING 73 ie Eacag ara iat dete Sone oe : ay i en beametasy eed pe Seer s ee es Sara Repaeeee wees PERSONAL. 19th st. 12r, 4 St, 2 tad st. 1 7 ‘Alex. “Court, rare wee ane £;