Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, | Asoxo Tux Won WASHINGTON: MONDAY... «++-+- Editor. ‘The Evening star boua ade daily cirealation mere than trebie that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added waeter. May 2, 1887. ms a regular. permanent THE STAR cannot undertake t preserve of return rejected communications, Contributors whowish to possess their manuscript, { un- use, should keep a copy. "9" Mater of whatever character intended for Publication must, Y ite appearance the same day 1 desired, reach the office not later than 12 o'clock noon. EB No attention paid to Anonymous Letters of Communications on any subject. With Congress and Without, ‘There was a time when it was supposed, With ‘more or less reason, that the presence of Congress ‘Was essential to business movements and social activity in Washington, and that when that body adjourned all was stagnation at the National Cap- ital. That this 1s no longer the case, even in a slight degree, the eyes of any intelligent observer can plainly see; but more conclusive than ocular evidence are the figures which we are to-day able to present in illustration of the changed state of affairs, Nothing, it may be premised, soaccurate- ly reflects the condition of life in the present age as the columns of a live representative newspaper, ‘which bears such intimate relations tothe daily life of a community as THE Stan does to that of the people of Washington. The point will be dis- closed in the following showing: In March and April ot last year, during both of Which months Congress was in session, the aver- age dally circulation of THE Stak was 25,594 and 24,727, respectively. For the corresponding months in 1887, without Congress, the figures were as follows: March, 26,0093 April, 25,575, or an increase in the first month over the correspond. ing month of last year of 415 copies daily, and in ‘the second month of S48! But even more suggestive and positive, as indi- cating the business growth and prosperity of the city, are the statistics in relation to advertising, taken from the booksof the office. During the month of March, 1886, the whole number of new advertisements printed In THE Stak Was 3,506; in April, 4,353. This year the figures were: ‘March, 4,669; April, 5,478, or an increase over the corresponding month of last year of S63 and 1,123, respectively! ‘These figures speak for themselves, and show more conclusively than a whole column of text the growth and prosperity of Washington, and she close connection of Tax Sram with its inter ests. Tn conclusion, the patrons of the paper may be interested to know that the number of new advertisements printed in last Satur- day's issue reached 419! being larger, by 29, than ft ever before printed in one day since the paper was established. ‘The space demanded by our advertising patrons that day exceeded thirty-seven columns, leaving Jess room than we desire for the news of the day and such interesting matter as we are accustomed to bring together for the double-sheet issues. To guard against a recurrence of this circumstance, and yet meet the demands of our business men, we ‘Deg to announce that next Satuniay’s eight-page 1ssue will be accompanied by @ supplement, filled ‘With fresh andentertaining matter, to a copy ot ‘which every subscriber or purchaser of the paper ‘Will be entitled, ee Mr. Lucas has served notice on the West Vir- ginia legislature that he will not recognize the legality of any election for Senator held at the extra session, but will contest {t next winter in ‘Washington. For all that, the legislature has re- solved to take a ballot on Tuesday, May 34. Con- ‘tests havabecome too common affairs to territy any ambitious politician nowadays. When the incumbent is a member of one party and the con- testant of another, and the victory of etther will tp the partisan balance decisively in the house where the controversy takes place, there 1s some interest, often some excitement, in the case. In the present instance, however, the quarrel will be ‘detween two democrats claiming to have been elected to sueceed a democrat in a republican chamber, and the chief question at issue will be as to the construction of a Constitutional clause. ‘With nothing buta great organic principle to struggle over, and no polities in the feld, the United States Senate can. and probably will, take Plenty of time for the task of passing judgment. Seventy members may want to make speeches after the committee has reported, and these effu- stong, with miscellaneous business ‘would eat a large hole in the next sessions + ‘The final dissolution of the Boston Ideal Opera Company, which haz been reganied for a long while as only @ question of time, has come, and the next season will witness, it 15 said, atour by two rival companies composed of its elements Unless this case differs from dramatic upheavals in general, there ‘Will be a sharp conflict over the good will of the old concern. As an “ideal” anything 1s under. stood to mean perfection, or the nearest practica- bie approach thereto, 1t would obviously be tm- possibie for two ideal opera companies, pure and simple, to co-exist. But there 1s a limitation im- posed by the original title of the company which ‘bas Just gone to pieces. It was not, as many per- sons have carelessly called it, “the Ideal company,” Dut “the Boston Ideal.” $0, ifthe two fragments cannot agree in friendship next season, they may at least reach amicable working terms by one of them still insisting in its title that 15 satisfies the ideal of Boston, while the other con- Lents itself with a like assurance concerning, suy, Erie, Pennsylvania, or Spokane Falls, or even Kai. amazoa, ———— The government 1s about to do right in refusing ‘permit the eviction of Gutlford Miller. ‘There are settlers on the Crow Creek and Winnebago re. servations whose eviction will work a greater hardship than that threatened tm the Miller case. Miller made bis settlement with knowledge of the possibie technical claim of the railroad company 10 a prior right of selection tn respect to his land, and im the face of a withdrawal of the land by the government, The settlers n good faith upon the Crow Creek and Winnebago reservations entered at the invitation of the government, in pursuanse of a formal order throwing open the reservations to settlement, The Indian rights in or rights of selection im the reservations are at least as shadowy and debatable as those of the Northern Pacific in the indemnity belt. Why on the same principles of equity tavolved in the Miller vase should not the Indians be required to select other lands than those occupied by settlers in good faitb, and be restrained from going on the war- path with United States soldiers to evict those whom the government has misled to their injury? —_——— + Mr. Powderly 1s compelied, after many urgent appeals for a respite, to retire absolutely from ac. Uve work for a time. He 1S exhausted in mind aud body, and has not even the sorry satisfaction of knowing that his strength has been spent in dotng his own Work. Asa matter of fact, he has been doing the work of everybody else, to the in- Jury of his own. He is wise to abate the evil while there Is yet opportunity. To let it run on unchecked might have a fatal effect, and Terence Powderly’s life 1s worth more to the Knights of Lator at this juncture thanthe life of an ordinary tan at an ordinary time. —<—<—<—<— Every one will hope that the negotiations now in progress may result in asatistactory settlement ip the matter of the Virginia debt. The State ts not at prevent roiling in wealth, and the questioy, of debt-paying bas unfortunately been made, in che past, a political ame. Zach party in the Sate will probably be on the alert tosee that no Pent, politically injurious to tt, ts Feache, and a pianible element of unwlilingness to agree may be added to the Clement of a possible inabiuty to smeet the demands of bie States creditor, Great forbearance and ‘will be required on both siden, “0 oe Politics must be at a tedious ebb whom a between Colone! Lamont and Governor HID in Yiew ‘York city causes live newspapers to give vp col- umasof space toan ounce of description and a pound of conjecture. No one overheard Vetr por- ‘Uentous conversation, and there is vory little ma- Yerial foF the reporters and detectiv?s vo work upon; but it is understood that whe‘a they break ‘fasted together Lamont poured maple syrup epon his buckwheat cakes a9 token tmat Cleveland ‘would run again, and Hill promy,tiy ordered uhad a# am indication that he had ‘other Msh (than the Presidency) to try, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Mos? Famous WOOLEN uirzs Tae xameor| L'se Suxpar Law. “AUBURN” STANDS DESERVEDLY HIGH, NOT ALONE ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEAR-RESISTING QUALITIES OF ITS PRODUCTIONS, BUT ALSO ON ACCOUNT OF THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY OF ITS DESIGNS, AS IS EVIDENCED BY THE PaT- TERNS, OF WHICH WE HAVE SECURED EXCLU- SIVE CONTROL THIS SEASON. THE PLAIDS AND BROKEN CHECKS WE HAVE HAD MADE UP INTO ‘BOYS SUITS, AGED 4 TO 14 YEARS; PLEATED AND NORFOLK STYLES. SIX DIFFERENT EF- FECTS CONSTITUTE THE ENTIRE LINE. TO ATTEMPT A DESCRIPTION OF ONE WOULD BE TO DO INJUSTICE TO ALL THE OTHERS, FOR WHILE EACH EFFECT—OR RESULT OF COMBI- ‘RATION OF COLORS—-DIFFERS RADICALLY FROM THE REST, THEY ARE ALL EQUALLY BEAUTI- FUL, AND THE DIFFICULTY WILL BE WHEN YOU SEE THEM ALL TO DETERMINE WHICH YOU LIKE BEST. WE HAVE MARKED THESE SUITS TO SELL AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $4.85 EACH. THERE 18 NO CITY IN THE UNION WHERE BOYS’ SUITS, SUCH AS THESE CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE PRICE WE NAME. THERE ARE GOODS MADE UP THAT COST MORE MONEY, BUT THERE ARE NONE THAT WILL BETTER GIVE WEAE OB LOOK AS WELL AS LONG A TIME. THIS I8 THE KIND OF MATERIAL THE SMALL BOY OF THE PERIOD NEEDS; WILL NOT FADE, WILL NOT SHOW DUST OR DIRT, WILL NOT RIP OB TEAR—ARE, IN FACT, ALMOST INDESTRUC- TIBLE. $4.85 A SUIT IS OUR PRICE. TRY ONE. ‘THEY ARE HERE NOW. WE DONT KNow HOW LONG THEY'LL BE HERE, BUT THEY CANT BE DUPLICATED FOR ANY SUCH PRICE; THERE ARE, WE THINK, ENOUGH TO LAST A WEEK. SAKS & COMPANY, my2 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. JRESSMAKING—LADIES CAN HAVE DRESS Dyess aga ras in rate gis 00 nae GUBEAT GLASSWARE SALE at THE FAIR, S12 7th st. nw HE STAR REFRIGERATORS, Manufscturedexpresely for. FAI my2-6t 81271 ih w. 'S AND BOYS’ PLAITED-BOSOM FLANN! MEADS 12 10.17%, for 530. oh Ans oe 745-47 Bth st he. ‘MISSES CORSETS, IN [White at ieee es eterno ‘Double Combination, ap29-3t 1241 and 1243 11th st. se. Tus Gaear Ma Fisrvat iF MM FORTE E PEE Pe albatoti eee ML MO LLLLLLLLUN WN EEE BY aT PPPs coo Brak f oe 8 EB bere AA OE AA 8 ER Pe Aah AAA Cia aes Pe 24 EL AoA COU REE YF 814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. ‘We respectfully invite our friends snd patrons and all in need of saillinery to one of the grand- est exhibitions every produced in Washington, at prices that will lay in the shade all would-be-competi- Our display will represent the latest and most novel shapes and styles of Foreign as well as Domestic Pro- luctions. ‘In order to make this festive occasion more interest cating, we shall give SPECIAL REDUCTIONS MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY, 2, 3 AND 4, nd would most respectfully solicit s call from all who ‘are im need of LADIES’, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS AND BONNETS, trimmed and untrimmed. FLOWERS, RIBBONS. VELVETS, TIPS, PLUMES aud alt articles appertaining to Millinery, as well as VISITES, JACKETS, JERSEYS, 8UN UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, LACE CAPS AND SILK AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES. We would request you kindly to call early to avoid the great rush, so aa to enable us to tender you the Proper attention so much desired in your selection. ‘Weare compelled to refrain from quoting prices, as, Our assortment is too extensive and ourstyles too man- ifold. We conclude with the sincere request not to mise this opportunity of obtaining the most fashions- bie goods st ‘REMARKABLY LOW PRICES, = for ee 2 Fe WIDE Fi Set. nw. meen ae asar wiht be. na SRigenas ry _omeo-ss 1241 om | Fepnapletoee sdb oe ‘the city for segiesa sigan et st age rooms. Aw Be con, ate, nw. A MEAN TRICK, ‘A SCARED BOY. “A WOULD-BE THIEF. A FRIEND IN NEED. ‘Tuesday Morning we shall place on sale 1,000 yards of White Piaid Nainsooks, at the low price of Sc. per yard. (Basement. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP.. ‘The Sunday Law is beneficial, but since we don't be- | Misses: Ax Curprews Sorrs. lieve in doing evil in order that good may come, we condemn se s mean trick the dodge of a would-be thief ‘who, on the Avenue yesterday, advised s boy on roller- skates to take them off and throw them away in order toavoid arrest for desecrating the Sabbath. Palais ‘Royal employe was the FRIEXD rN WEED, and rescued the akstes from the would-be thief for the fleeing scared boy. This true story has’ moral. FOR TUESDAY, MAY 3, 75e. SATEEN CORSETS FOR 59c., to tempt you to visit the Corset Department. You will notice there six large placards, which test our story briefly and graphically. They read: “CORSETS TO ORDER by an expert.” “CUSTOM-MADE CORSETS,ynoderate prices.” “PERFECTION IN CORSETS. Corsets to onler.” “SCIENTIFIC CORSET-MAKING by our expert." “CORSETS TO ORDER. A fit guaranteed.” “CUSTOM-MADE CORSETS a Specialty.” THE oo Ee co 00 Beg8 ‘ERE displayed in the window have the following printed Placards attached: THE “P.D.” A LA RUCHE CORSETS, best fitting Corsets in the world, from 8: THE “O.P." A LA SIRENE CORSETS. " Beauty, comfort and durability, from $1.50 to 87. FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS. Short, medium, long,and extrs long,from 75c.to $1.60. ‘THOMSON’S CORSETS. “RHA” “G." “E” “D," Ventiliting, Summer, Abdominal, $1. 9140. 81.75. 8350. $1. 750. $1.50. DR. WARNER'S CORSETS. THE “R.&G." PATENTED CORSETS. Coutil, $1; Sateen, $1.50; Double-Bone, $1.25. FERRIS’ “GOOD-SENSE” CORSETS. Infants’, Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’, 50c. up. THE “HEALTH” CORSET ONLY 68¢, On your way to the Corset Department stop at ‘THE BARGAIN COUNTER, near door of No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenue. It con- tains To-morrow Children’s Lisle Thread Hose, black and colors, sizes 4 to 834, all at 25c. pair, worth from 29 to 50c. aS PPP nb AE AT grr AAt LAH Sy ay ian Few Vile) BRR 00 ¥ AL RRO OY yA bli Aah fo ses AAL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 88 OX THT S85 CORSE Ts |-50 to $2.75. Coraline,” $1; “Flexible Hip,” $1; “Nurmng,” $1.35; “Abdominal,” $1.68; Misses, 64c. ‘Wednesday Morning we shall have an “Open- ing" Display of Misses’ and Children’s White and Fancy Wash Dresses, Special Lines of ‘Misses’ Confirmation’ and Graduating Suits. Further particulars in this space Tuesday eve- me WOODWARD & LOTHROP. FBaxcy Exsrowery Derarruest. ‘Wo have nearly everything necessary and per- taining to all kinds of Fancy Work. We are prepared to do all kinds of stamping. We have just added an Elegant Line of Col- ‘ored Golden Tinsel Macrame Cord, in balls of 36 yards each: only 10c. per ball. ‘New Line of Stamped Batiste Aprons; only 2c. each. ‘New Line of Tinted Batiste Aprons; only @1 each. * ‘New Line of Stamped Scarfs; only 29¢. each. ‘New Line of Tinted Scarfs; @l each. (Second floor; front rooms, through south arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Wrrre Axo Faxcy Exnnomenrs. Attention is called to recent additions to this already well stocked department. Large Line of Cambric Embroideries, 6, 7, and 8 inches wide, heavily worked patterni only 20o. per yard. 18 inch Swiss Flouncings, only 60c. per yard. Excellent Stock of Match Sets, in White and Fancy Colors. Black Irish Point Embroidery, in Match Pat- ‘terns, Embroidered in White. 43 inches, 200. per yard, 16 inches, 37%. per yard. 14 inches, 6230. per yard. 40 inches, $1.75 per yard, ‘White Embroidery, in match patterns, em- broidered in black; 5 different widths; 5 to 69c. per yard. 21-inch all-over to match, $1.25. Pink Embroidery, embroidered in white and blue. Match patterns 1 to22 inches wide: 5 to 56c. per yard; 23-inch all-over to match, 75c. Cardinal Embroidery, embroidered in white and blue. Match patterns 1 to 1335 inches; 5 to 60c, per yard; 20-inch cardinal all-over to match, $1.50. Robes—We have aline of White India Linen Robes, 12 yards material and@ yardsof em- broidery; only $3 psr robe, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bazcarxss Ox Szcoxn Fron. 100 Infants’ White Cambric Dresses, with ‘Hamburg yoke: only 25c. each. 25 dozen Children's White Mull Caps, three choice styles :only 25c. each. 25 dozen Bustles,“Our Leader,” and two other ‘equally good styles; only 25c. each. ‘50 dozen Nurses’ Lawn Aprons, hem snd two wide tucks: only 19c. each. 25 dozen Children’s White Plaid Muslin Aprons, high neck and long sleeves, trimmed with Hamburg: only 95c. each, 50 dozen Ladies’ Fine Summer Walking Skirts, plain gray and three or four fancy stripes, extra good value; only 50c. each. We havean excellent stock of Skirts from 50c. to 88 each. dozen Children’s Cardinal Gretchan Dresses, heavily embroidered in white, sizes 6 months to 3 years; $2.87% and $3.25 each. ‘Special lots of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, em- bracing Chemise, Corset Covers and Drawers; only 25c, All the above lines are prominently displayed on our second floor, and constitute an array of extra good bargains. my2 WOODWARD & LOTHROP, GREAT GLASSWARE BALE my? 2217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. THE FA * it B12 aes Dw. GREAT GLASSWARE SALE eee EET R Cris ths fic: a 4 ‘Manufectured expressly for ; THE FAIR, THE FAL “it 812 7thetow. | mp2ot S12 Tat, nw, HE STAB REFRIGERATORS Are the ia Manufactured expressly for ‘Se. per yard, at BLOW: __9p30-2t" 745-47 Hib at ne CORDED, AMOSKEAG: DRESS, GINGHAMS, latest novelties, 93gc., in short ends, at Double Combinatic 9720-3¢ B29] 11th at, 8 cit 812 7th st nw, 36000 WIDE SATIN SURAH PEREN, Trewexvovs Bazoame. GRAND OPENING -or— FINE FOOTWEAR. THE LARGEST AND BEST MADE STOCK EVER OFFERED. BARGAIN NO. 1, LADIES’ HAND-SEWED TURN AND WELTS FINE DONGOLA AND C RASO KID BUTTO. go this week at $2.47, $3.47, $3.97. Every pair worth from ‘S4to 86. BARGAIN NO. 2. LADIES’ FINEST KID BUTTON AND OXFORD ‘TIES, at $1.97, are good value at $2.50. BARGAIN NO. 3. ‘MISSES’ AND BOYS’ BUTTON, $1.23,worth 91.50. BARGAIN No.4. ” GENTS’ HAND-SEWED, FAIR STITCHED LOW AND HIGH QUARTEK WAUKENPHAST, at $3.97; regular price $5. BARGAIN No. 5. GENTS’ FINE CALF, DONGOLA, AND KANGA- ROO OXFORD TIKS AND BUTTON, $2.47, worth $4. 1. HEILBRUN, THE LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE. 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 27 Bee Old Lady in Window. P.8.—TICKETS AND LARGE CHROMOS FOR ALL. my? eee my2-6t TTR Dw Azz You Ix Nu WE ARE WAITING PATIENTLY TO SHOW ‘YOU OUR SPRING OVERCOATS AND SUITS. STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 P, M. SATURDAY, per GEORGE SPRANBY, OMB PRICE CLOTHIER, 4% SEVENTH STREET, my2 (Third door below corner of E st.) Sconce, BEIGE SUITINGS CLOTH EFFECT, ‘we have all the shades, 10c. per yard, at, LUMPS, apa0-2t° TASAT Bth st. we. Bitia fne then iy Dutton bal. or Congronn st ien’s fine Shoes. iu button, bal. $1.98, includes some of the best makes. rable Combination, ap20-3t 1241 aud 1243 11th st. a0. ax Dar Har Dass FOR THOSE IN SEARCH OF FINE SHOES. On account of the late spring, we have on hand too many Fine Shoes. To avoid carrying them over we have placed on sale: Lot 1. About 325 Pairs Gents' French Calf Button, Laced and Gaiters, hand-made throughout, at least the oe of Custom Work, sold never before for less than now $4.35. LOT 2. 275 Pairs Gents’ finest French Calf Custom-made Low ‘Cut Shoes, any style, shape or width, regular $5 Shoes; now goat $3.85. LoT 3. 250 Pairs Ladies’ extra choice French Kid Button Boots, Cousin’s and other popular $4.50 makes, re- duced to $3.55. i LOT 4. About 300 Pairs Ladies’ Soft Dongols Kid, Hand- sewed Button Boots, usually $3.50: now $2.95. Our variety of Low Shoes and Slippers is worthy of ‘your attention ; to see them is to buy them, ‘WM. HAHN & C0.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, my2 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE. UR 8c. WAMSUTTA MUSLIN SHIRT, REIN- Ei stent stays, 2200-linen bosom, sizes 14 to17, for ae ry BLUM, i 745-47 Bthat we. UR 690 INFORCED, UNLAI Onsite Tall ‘hse, at Oder the best | ft apeo-at ith st ae. Exxrasonpnary Arrractioxs THIS WEEK. WHITE DRESS GOODS at half price. Thousands of yards just purchased, LACE ORGANDIES in Fancy Stripes. CHECKS, LACE BARS, CHECK NAINSOOKS, STRIPE NAINSOOKS, CORDED MARSEILLES, ‘(CHECK NAINSOOKS, 5 cents instead of 10 cents. STRIPED NAINSOOES, 5 cents instead of 10 cents, CHECK NAINSOOKS, 7 cents instead of 14 cente, LACE BARRED, 10 cents instead of 20 centa. CORDED MARSEILLES, 12;¢cents instead of 25 cts. LACE SAVOY, 12% cents instead of 25 cents. LACE GRENADA, 123 cents inatead of 25 centa, LACE ARCADA, 12% centa instead of 25 cents. As JOHNSON, GARNER & CO's, 636 Pa ave, south sida, SOME CHOICE THINGS IN SPRING DRESS GOODS AND SATTEENS JUST OPENED. FRESH SUPPLY OF PLAIN AND FANCY CANTON se D. C.. MONDA MAN EDA MAN FOR DAIRY AT LAUREL, ae and O pass room 82, Vath Saline. oF RES! ote be Sea for te ape og WASTER S SER, ease Wate: sper there aa othe Yardag pena Address VICINITY, Star: an a — esl NGLE GENTLEMAN. ROOM WyaNtep-a AUS ROY STORE ©. A ae ebny Aimensions, locatl Wain TIGHT HOUS HOUSEKEEPING THREE oF four unfu ste rent: no fuaily. prompt pay: Felsrenoes; please sive dgecrtp- TANTED—A WHITE BOY AS RRAND BOY, about gixteen years of are, at Sofie WANTED—LOTPS Wikio ANTED-A FIRST.C if union men need Py, 54 F st. sw. ‘ANTEDSA BOY WITH EXPERIENCE INA store. Apply, with ref ) DO CHAMBER aoa aera eat es Totnes mitendent of the any Free ree Rlandensarvonn Wee EEGs BIO Eats ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO TARE CHA rad to HEREY WAGNER Wes Ae ae oe and). Mua ge arstchs are 2, MPSA ges eae AN" 10-SPIRI RSQ! Wee ste ee eee | Estas Upon which maybe built a free kindencarten ‘white children. Co: ican nd day nursery for poor white children. maha ap16-1m_ -ANTED— SPECIALLY D AND UN on ce sles and moderate © LW ‘cor. Sth and F ate, Warpas iis map. "Atipecs Bow St. Star ofee. ap5-Tu Sn carat GOOD-APP! ea Call between ‘to-morrow evening at 453 @ COOK, WOMAN OB x. Binbiderin 1150 St at. PO ee ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG ae 4, worsted store. Apply, ween RING AND ENER- and 9 o'clock p. m. went wi missions, Address CASHIER, Star itdy in a fancy an ee WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS | * Warren 784000 ‘BY MAY 25, 1887, SECURED ® Cf trust oma house and ot in north. Porte double the, amount of fel. Sg seeming |S i ANTED—PLASTERERS AND BUILDERS TO thy: gand at yards Delaware ave and'Fat.ne, and Ist and Msta ne, A.M. SPRAGUE & CO. cory HO20, RHODE ISLAND AVE, A red cook, Washer and reer: befarences ‘ll recor Apply 2 Circle. EDTA, NEAT YOUNG GIRL AS HOUSE. thous having experience aud good city ‘ANTED—A aes HITE GIRL 10 TARE ANTED—A Ho nH EN ED St Wes Boundary, 10th and 18th sts. n. w. for guar- ANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER at 900 Gat.n.w. FRANK LIVIGNL my2-3t_ NTED~GOOD SAI SALESMAN OF GOOD ‘HABITS, triaie fuentiy, wiahesa situation ofany kinds not Mea of work; can furnish the best of references, Ad- Sountry place of WJ, ‘Rees. Spring road near 1th st Gelivered in glass Jats early every morning. Bend or- ders to Lock Gor 380 City Posto Ww PANTS TO ORDER FOR 85. my2-6t ‘Corner’ 7 ‘th and 1 WASTED =10 BENT LATHE, “FOOT-POW! for light metal work; will be returned in as Received, Stats bize of Jethe, kind of tool Sharan per ‘month, Address OPERATOR, Star Ofice: MILK ROUTE. ADDRESS DRESS ROUTE, my2-3 pW CUSTOMERS BETWEEN H Tich milk from Jersey cows oul rom, Bate .NTED—A FEW SHARES « RARHONE sTOg AE Bie PLR PRONE Ese my2-3t* TED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED ae References required. Call at 618 (that ote t E, MILLS, MODI Peat ane 'ANTED-TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS cae peneral houxework, ai ly in Store 1109°F st. n.w. ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO country to nurse and do chamber work; 1321 ‘Rew Hampshire ave. Tt scene £10,000 must «1 ve, is OL DORA AE AY 80 LOU IN SE Wea ANTED_FIRST-CLASS WHITE COOKS, GER- Swedes aud Norwegians: chamber maids and nurses, with iw. Emp. Bureau DUNDORE & ‘ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A COMPETENT settled woman, ith city references. Apply at 80% WANTED A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT LADY TO Association; perma “7th at, second foor, for cooking and purse; must st ‘water put in your and pumps furni call on DAN'L J. get your money. ‘Stalls 340-00-31 ‘Center “mb30-5W" ity reforeuce mae ference, 717 M ast. assist in the Home Lit pent and good pay. ‘Boom eae GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD REF- must have business le, of managing, C.D. ALDERSON, rANTED—IN OUR BUSINESS, A er gentleman to conduct our busihess; must come salary $15 weekly : increased xc- well recommended | ANTED—A GENTREL AND CAPABLE NURSE for an Infant, ‘Bert recommendations required housework. Address Box 2. ANTED-A COMPETENT COLORED_ WOMAN, to cook, Wash andiron, only those who under: stand their business need to apply. "Dest of reference, apply as No. 1009 Ht. 30-2 y ANTED — EXPERIENCED face ADA GILBERT'S, 1107 Pemusylyasin ave ELIXTR BABER, also, the be-t tonic for strenethen. ing the system, A pure’ vegetable compound. contains noguinine. At Druggiste, 50c.; 3 bottles for @1.25. ap20-tom, WASTED. HORSES TO PASTURE KEEPING “BASQUE HANDS. OR Six YC write ami and panes ‘Aadress PAT NTS ANTED —WHITE AND COLOR! ele farin ad attend cation rin arid attend cattle, Sayre on BARE TABOR BUREAU, O17 Tihat aw. mattresses renovated and remade; furniture and shipped: “Fine cabinet repairing, “CC. Practi Laundress, man | WARS ‘Attorney at Law Noon di, Ta Do NERAL INT FOR WASH- ton ‘and vicinity to handle a patented novelty ‘agents: small cay’ al required fun can smake 810 to 815 for sample and, ipforius adress NOVELTY Box 1 ee A eee [oss ae AS WAITER, MUST Wx. ED_10,000 SUITS OF CLOTHES TO ean, No dry cleaning or any other vile process iota indica’ and genta elotuing) ‘used. PRINCE, ‘ANTED-STEAM DYEING AND < SLEANING with our new copper apparatus: excels all other rocesses; none but rare Material Used in cleansing; wee garments called for. PRINCE, 1009 Feat. mys ws SUITS TO. ORDER FOR #25. _my2-6t WANTED ALL, SHOULD BAVE WATER TAX 7th and E sts, n.w. for mete well of spall your yeraay aT of Sj F anet-im POUN! and if it don't compare favor- ‘30, and 35 cents, return and ‘Market ANTED—R. WASHINGTON’S: MAGIC CKEAM Ok INSTANTANEOUS CUBE. Any breaking out on face oF body cured. Moth, pim- ples, wrinkles, black-heads. vulgar redness, eczema and ail facial disfieurements ‘removed; aud clear con plexion inst estimonials on application. to all who use it Perfectly harmless. LL 0c. and $1 box See ee Eel Wastep ante FROM THE SOUTH WILL pay higher prices for first-class Second-hand Clothing than was ever paid in Washi Address, Gotta iB oy paid ington, Star office. ap251m*_ ERYBODY TO KNOW THAT A een Oe horses @ specialty: box stalls for grain feedine | when required “horyes Called for. Order box at Price's | atlon S11 Gh akon fre Oni at. rnd # msi | from city. O. H. P. CLARK, Slizo, Md, ~ ap19-1mo* ANTED—UPHOLSTERING OF FTN PARLOR | and other furniture; slip coverscut and made aa Upholsterer, 1906 14th st. n.w. ANTED—BOU Building, will pay cash for Military Bounty Landy Warrants issued for services in any ‘war Bre to the Rebellion. 18-2: ANTED—S: Di Wikentiraly- new muchiuery Tam prepared (6 clean or dye ladies’ or gentlemen's clothing in best manner and on short notice: : Experiences ‘called. for and delivered. *L. H SEY, 1119 14th st, opp. the Portland. jal 7-4in¢ jerstand her duties perfectly, and come with dations, Call at 1120 V« t the best of recommendations. at ermont | .VY $4; 20,000 $7.30 :D— ‘N COOKS, &c. Spe ee esa wer referen 3 Scohtumen waited. “FM. BURNHAM, 63 imen and women ant women ‘wanted. ‘ANTRDLA, FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER ex Westen (00, ‘one jhand ou pants id, Vi apy custom ADAMS & BERBY, Ri ANTED PRINTD GHANDBILES 336, 10,000 1000 $7,90,000 $14.1 white letter, note and bill- in the city. AN- DERSON MGOME 1010 and LOLS Pave, ae mb5-Smn CANT WALK WELL WITHOUT he Siar Heel Plate, Saves your shoes wonderfully. COMPETENT “GIOTHING. SALES: axren t at can handle rough trode ‘eal iy” at once, REG! ED—ONE OR TWO ENERGETIC CANVAS- pa i, BeTeentaxe 40 per cent. ua Pura for hich ae Address wo i BAI ERS, Give reference and address BAR” 5 . FOUR FIRST CLASS BRICKLAYERS ‘Monday mormng. Apply on 7th Want Beet anaes mera, APE ‘ANTED — =“ DUNRORES. EMPI jored, kn ne rit orale 717 Meats tow ITIOUS EARNES ATED AR ae Ira udAS phat he [ANUFACTURER SU! Indies. Men and women, white of domestic labor, for cliyand the only process whi PT, Lock Bos AH. CHACE & BR “5 EARNER FOR PROF. scientific tailors and ris. Berlin and London dressmakers hal ‘learned, fpratpoic techn and LE nea no refitting. Pat measure alone, a8 al cat, materials aie ap11-im*_ ‘Your dealer has it. WANTED HIGHEST. CASH E PAID FOR NY, corgud-band, Clothing, Watches, Guns, oe ie eather gol ai ailkind of roid Furniture: "Address be} Btar office. cen \ ANTED—SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR 3d all kinds of House Peta, Stoves, Feather Beda, an: Rin H. BAUM. 219-221 7th st.a.w. mh?S Ware ens MEN TO LEAVE THEIR orders with us forneat Job and book printing. We make a specialty of quick work. mhz ‘1, Priiters and Engravers,” ANTED-AT G GER EF Bears STOCK farm, horses to winter at gx perm. :box stalls led for ahd returned tune TERY EIA: Way scales, 10th and Lacey. Seld-Gu ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- terminated from furniture, furs, &c.. by h can kill them, Hot Naptha Gas. 616 La. ave. ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANIN Srhunping by, our process, “Telephone 115-6. aa cl e ‘& BKO. 616 La av ANTED — COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS 5 tate and Territory. Notary and MINE BEATS, 138) Fst ‘Telephone 344-3 “Conservatory Or ‘Modes.’ Ee ‘D6. ‘TED—LADIFS TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING ng by the actual measure eutting, fittin, ets eae ater nee ie = if returned to above numbe: OST—ON SATURDAY P. 3. ow alight yellow Seotch Térnier. Liberal reward ‘D—LADIES TO WORK FOR ao AT ARTEDIADD 7 fo BLO per, week im ‘e “once, CRESCENT TY Central sts Bostoh, Masa, Box 3,170. uietly made. No photo, fay pice please Liberal reward sf returned to above number. my2 D— KNOWN 7 THAT ONLY RELIABLE ‘petent servants in all cay ant Bureau, 926 F st.n. ve EA E Go on, #9 cook or chambermaid; go home at mie Apply at 1541 N st .¥. “COLORED GIRL A Ea dor muro, willing to travel 637. Qet ns chambers Y asc a MES A SCARF PIN, GOLD ‘spiral coil, withdismond setting. Return to 0. H. HOOVER, ih‘and ¢ sta, sud receive reward. my2-3t O8T—STRAYED FROM 7: T E Binck Newfoundland Dog and one White Foodie, eATUKDAY AFTERNOO QRdork, Child's Amber Necklace between 24, abd D and Sth and Pennsylvania ave, Liberal reward if re- turned to 8. L. STONE, 803 Market Space. 11° sT-APRIL, 19TH, BY A YOUNG LADY OX OSTohan, u_ bite examined: Locket striped wi Drage aid eoid: ona Ane gold chain. Suitable reward if return to MISS HALLOWELL, at 938 New York [—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, AGOLD ate Hamiine chute, or from 7th and Q sts. nw. A liboral reward paid 4 Feturped to ave, DW. R x moe COLORED tation as chambermaid and ours J ; references furnish ‘OST—THIS MORNING, MAY 2, BUNCH OF LiSiths, between “av and Mand 7th abd Q sta. nw. A liberal reward will be paid by returning them to 720 3th st. nw. my2-3t* E AS CHILD'S NURS! PLAG ANTED-A Call G18 O° at. n.w., at nd city reference. YED M1334 NEW YORK ‘AVENUE, AN ‘Suall tumor on lower guin,” Suitable reward. 1 TLING BS’ re = TON IN A BOT ‘ANTED—SITUATION Feu eagae Tupderatands makin, aT will please return to'1027 Vermont ave. and receive domsieratr Batali suitable rey ON APRIL 29TH, A BLACK AND TAN cn D_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE att, A ANTEHon ae cbainbermaid: id. “do jork and would prefer t0 gO awa housewrt aee 39 “ABLE COLORED GIRL, rmaid in) @ private family; can ‘ANTED—BY EXPERIENC) J oSi-ON MAY 1. 1887, GOLD EYEGLASSES with chain attacied, ip, the newuborhoud of 6th aud Csts'nw. Leaveat G23 Pa ave, nw. The Dun- barton, Sai AST FRAY BVENIAG A PuaoaRT | fronting ou Lith wt, between Bem L‘palnied green, So. 104: name D. Drown, on ual Foe, pce “also coat and two pleces of cativas inside. danilifieh at ligt, Talley, bet 20cb and Slee Land Mats. mys pe forse to one child, Oi yindyes maid. Preferably to hae SITION, SABE nose ona lector and outside bt oergnces igor 1D—E} AN EXPE! near alae with ba puree, aud rae ii work for very modorate sl good (ON BY A YOU: Na MAN country as teaoher, clerk oF 2) postion references, Address 7 ANTED — POSITIONS FOR aS BSE or We chambermaids, Siege eee BURNS. Rat Pa GHRAGuE MANSION, COR OTH AND Bars. ana rooms and board by the day, week or mouth. a f RENT — ROOMS, L016 MASSACHUSETTS Bite iw: pleasant rosme with Doan at very low for summer months; ‘Tal frreatly reduced Fates ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST- ¢lass Board, near McPherson Square. Reierences osnget ‘Transients accommodated. 1026 15th st ERSONS WHO MAY DESIRE WELL VENTILA- ‘ted apartments, single or en suite, furnished or un- furnished, should call at GRAYS, the old established Catere et th and Corcoran sts. w. Per~ house oe feanciect, with ‘Tablo a Hote and Cate at. Yached. Private dining -Tooms al Pires, “Terms moder Who has taken the new and commodious sa RO A ORAL. Prope: 2ADQUARTERS Ids, ral testes ne sie SSA =| Soames AND ROOMS — TWO, LARGE V bea cor tableboand 418 Se on igeecaad ARISIAN PERSON A SITUA, ‘biecs HS A ae wee amy at a cut and, PERSON. Ale WANTED-—HOUSES. __ Wars DA PARITY Eur FURNISHED |HOUSE "oat eteremve given. ‘irs. he | ee Sceay an wre a bers MATTING JUST OPENED. BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS AT COST. JOHNSON, GARNER & Co,, 509 636 Pa ave., south side. ri Lic eer aes ain, OF OUR New, Ore LLIN ear ara Rakes a, HULL & DEAN. DOWN; LEXANDER MoGUIGAN, Fe, RENT—1134 127H 87. nighed, mente; suitable for light housekeeping, 0 chi Mires fae hed an por “RENT—TWO FURNISHED PARLOKS Yeniences, southera exposure. Terms Prrmanent tenant Private family of adults, 17 Kitchen for caterer. Apply at 234 3a st. nv. ap.t0 JOR RENT—1120 17TH ST. N. W., NEAR F ST, care and Connecticut ave., two unfurnished atid tw furnished Rooma, neatly pe apd bath; stpall family’; jrriee low. ‘apsoae avofand please siae Se ENT—TWO OR THREE FURNISH Foie suite: 1806 H st. n.w.; Avenue cars pass the ferences exchanced, ay aman, f01 JOR RENT — NEAT, FASTIDIOUS persons boand with her. prompt-paying adults. Goo OR RENT—4 UNFURNISHED Rooms, 3,com- ens w az 722 12th st. ew FROR RENT—FOUR UNFU! tiful location, overlooking park. Tesponsible persons, VOR RENT — FURNISHED ROOMS, AT THE BUCKINGHAM, 920 15th stn, w.; also want sev eral outeide Table Boarders | Fae newly papered: large in adv: 43a month: bay Foot, new house; modern improvementa, references, sired) and wife or single gentle 000 835. ‘Size | Gx9, 19,000 § 810, 30.006 822, 100,000 | 3. Lightning presses, expert workmen. Finest as Sortment. autiaue, vatiiy buen” tinted colored. aid third floors, with posure, ‘Three lines of cars. Keferences exchanged. _ap5-4 FF, gouth exposure; on line of care and herdics: f9t-class Doard. mb tusiness man; rent &20 per month. ROK RE NT-STORE NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH tan past been occupi ap30-7t oS | ‘ally?iceated, at dress the owner, 0. U. tndersigned will receive Proposals until SATU TIES, Star office. third cash walte of property: sec once, Addruss URGENT BUSINESS, Star office, _my2-3t FRO SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY Proprietor retising om account of Ill easy. Apply to TSCI sylvania ave, Fision Stores, cheap business chane and Dargetaa: "Commercial 938 Fst, D. RA! ROR LEASE—POR A TERM OF F° th sta? oath ‘and taxes. ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, apzs-6t ‘917 F st. Dow. mi HEE UNPURN second floor, and it house) Tins reasonable, * Address, of 1, B.G. Z, jth st. mw. POUR exren ‘communicating Roomas iaokers sm - my TO A GENTLEMAN, SMALL FUR- front Room, at 1:06 1 st., opposite Franklin ered nigees Teferencea required. my? Fes RENT—1010 GST. WITH OW WITHOUT desirable communicating Tooms oR second floor, south freut: would raiabed a + aaa ic'Very moderate price. Fea RENT—THRER LARGE UN bath on second r th ang. At TORO Toten a R “RENT-THREE, LARG! N IN Rooun. ou frst hoor aed peer 1832 13TH ST NW, ROOMS, FUE 14 unfurnished: southern exposure, d- location; near Lowa Circle; table boarders will ted. ‘ap.soaat® BS RENT—THREE SHCOND-STORY SOUTH. front furuished rooms, oh suite oF sh wine Tew house: central’ vory desirable, BOs room; also Use of seat very moderate %0 6 rulisite pan Praw, a0. URNISH all ¢ OR RENT—A_ SUITE rooms on 24 floor; also a0 SHED KOOMS shed, dining room a RENT_-TWO ‘on first floor; also fu pered; open crates, eas RK RENT—DINING-ROOM AND COOKING Di partment, with front, at Hotel 235 Penus)ivani apdo-2t FURNISHED Rooms, | southern expomure, slat doors for sumuner™ Ilse muished communicating room, siely or ea RENT—1230_ 19TH ST, — THIRD STORY furnished: weil ventilated; lance ence Tugle weit ivate saltable for aluue seitleman’ private aul): pochiidren, rent only Sr, references,” {OR RENT. fle ore very near the station. frwtcines Doi iCELY FURNISHE! fe, at Priamis Cottage, Hyati OR RE! ‘communicating Rooms, econ ovr, sicve es window heat, gus, bath. 1516 Qast. uw." aps0-at* OR RENTSA THIRD FLOOR ROOM IN A EW house, well furnished, home coniforss, to euntle- 10. after 5 o'clock, 1303 I at. n.w. so-2t* y ~ PARTIES without children, desiring thorouchly confortable rooms, and board in the northwest, please address box 3) Star office, ‘apsd0-3t" Fesuaay HAVING TAKEN A LARGE house, Geiieutfully situated, opposite Kant Capitol x, would like to have a few cultivated and reAned 9 Bst. a. aoe KR RENT—1810 K ST.—FURNISHED AND unfurnished Hooma, on second and thind floors. to Qlocation. ap SISHED ROOMS GOOD size, light ahd airy: few better: on first foor: low Tent; references: 15 Game walk from Peusi oie Otice, JOR RENT. stb. oitatibn furaisled room on tbesscoud oor: RK RENT—CHEAP-AT 1713 OTH ST. BY PYeniiy of two edits, double, partes, wuntable. for aoe JOR RENT—FINE THIRD-TLOORTHREE ROOMS OF Ohe furnished room on 2d floor. ap 20. h | alcove, lange bay-window' ice; bo children. 136 PRETTY FRONT ROOM: th st. n,m. ay —1406 11TH ST. NW. DRIGHT, {* pretty front Room. with board for two persons, at ndow; use of parlor and bath- AT ‘ST. COR. handsomely furnished bed-room, (parlor if de- th, oF without board, suitable for gentleman SR RENT—OOR. 9TH AND MASS. SvENUE | nicely furnished frout Rooms, ‘second and Southern and eastern ex- NICEL D ROO} floors: modern improvements; north’ and 1 E. Capitol st.. Grant ror FOR RENT—STORES. O8 RENT—ONE-HALF OF FINE STORE, 606 Tit «t, n.w., second door north of F st., opposite Bost ‘Goods House: splendid location for ofioe. seo twe lange Rooms ‘turd Boor HARDING & ATERS, 606 11th st. new. my2-im OR RENT-STORE ROOM 206 43 ST. 5. W., ‘chance f¢ with two Rooms attached: rare a rood Lats. nw includiug fixtures; for many Docupied ae drug store, < 'W. C. DUVALL, (Successor 10 Duyall § Mati, sen. __ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ 000 WANTED, ON GILT EDGE BUSI- ness property: Ashford title, and cen- percent und no commissions. “Ad- ‘Star office. rv ) POTOM. ATLROAD—OF- ALTIMORE AX ice of Assistant Eniinccr, Wasninwion, D.C -Ths | SEVENTH. I887, for 300,000 selected. K ‘ks and 100,000 Salivon Bricks, delivered at South Capitol and Ista. ne. ‘The Company reserves the rigut to reget any or all bids, ae ‘A. KE. REED, Assistant engineer, RTNEK WITH $500 IN A PAYING ESIRES A SILENT Pi GENTLEMAN Di ple or treble that amo with $100, to i spring races, beviuning to-morrow. Investor can Have full control of all money. Address, at once, box (Sz Star office. pelt FIVE-YEAR LOANS exceeding in amount one- | aby fret-mors- ANSAS SECURITI made at 7 per cent., bv yroved real estate, situate i bonds on well ihe beet section of the State. Interest payable, semi- | annually, and collected for investors. Full Hon furhiabed ou spphcation to JOSEPH ST Independence, Kaunas. 1 informa. OR SALA GOODS and Provision Store; wil and marketstore in northwestern art of city JOH SALE—DRUG STORE DOING GOOD BUSI. hese, Menistactory reasdne for selling. Terms oO TSCUIEELLY & EVANS, 4 NTED— ‘ACANT GROUND "AND IMPROVED meter Ws al With owners. SAMUEL BEALMEAIG ‘Baltimore, Md. apay-dt* ” OH : SALE—DRUG | STORE, $1,800: AN E Tent Grocery store, & pumber St Groce! is R LEASE—A Se PIECE OF BUSINESS i. E st. n.w., lot o1x100.1, for a term of Fouts: leasee to build on same. THos. E. eg Peck. ‘Property qu & teat | mh Pats between Thesis news: lecupe to bushi. ent 6190 per 3 2 | WASTED ED_BY AGENTLEMA! Pia you a EiNhdesnene, Commelt sour interest by hate Meas if forsale, leftat ourofice, D-Aa ME: Dest business soars on the street. Ap Guner Wo housk, 1223 Pemusslvaila ave. Key at isos. “apr " i a AY Paras Beatie fae sacs, — +5 after, Oftice; TS TS ‘vil PA. Al NN. W, Gouth Teas Saks seeks 1 EXPERIENCE, eiurwie in the real estate business. Aldréss EXPERIENCE, Star office. ap27-codse™ OMMERCI. OFFICE. 938 F, ESTABLISHED for the purpose of disposing of ‘business chatuces, uchias Drug Store, Dry Goods, Grocery, &. By our a pubidety, which has au iajurious effect BRENT —BOAI HOUSE: y house in the best A Gap andl near Guvt: Paintin Osex, Ww. oat auARe SBLN. Capitol st. LASS BUSINESS STAND, ‘The store is new and in one ay’ to the 1808 13th ett apl3-La YOU CAN HAVE YOUR FURST eames ae by load or no oe er. ING LOTS FO SALE a BLACKISTON wag ngatOBES © comms, atormeyat Lamy CR DEAN. Brokers and Dealersin GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES abd Lands, and Heal Estate in Washiugton, Boom 4, Glover Building, 1419 Fat, sees RENT—HOUSES. ANEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, ‘comtainisit 8 ro with all medera, improvements, si 403 Rstn Ww. Price eT aa7s 6 8 NW, TEN ROOMS, Wenig huuprovensenia” Tuguire at 1000 Ost, improvenjenta. it, cod my2-3t RW.T.LEIPOLD. 1 BENT YR: FURNISHED MorsE pe Fret REST 00 STH ST. NW, THNER STORY K House, bay wind onarelty sted ire T—ABOUT MAY odecn improrene es aay SES SOT Perth modern i Delaware avenue. te pip tia Tit st = RENT—FRAME, EIGHT @ooMS. 1818» Objection to desiree = BRICK MOUS Fu RENT 4 VERY DFSIRABI ¥ Oaice, GUS, BARTEL & MactOw A Moderate prices. 5 Alsi Kiglar w Sil Fomeny at, SaascLS 1 To ocToRER | A AND DWELLING, OR RENT—450 N Bi. Prews Brick; all modern ox ae onth to gucd tenant. 1 TGND Valley et, Ge. E “30 Store 3010 M st Fora tull listappiy to H. WAUNER €'C0., & SON, 1115 F ST S. H. WALKER, 630 La. ave si! iuubirovensenta.... —FROM IST JUNE TO 1ST SEPTR: thoroughly furnished Honae of eught and bath, wear Washington. | SbBopgapsy ; references given and required (see oubat 22r.8140 1730 05 Lot awe Or 501 FE erieland et ri6. 0 16 6th at.n.w,1Gr 683-33 DeRalonst, ir. ide, Mt. Pleaxant.2 “TuOaths J "Fis a alley Ar 10 30 S. Capitol st 91.1030 A. S. CAY WOOD, iT — DESIRABLY jouse, 612 18th st. n.w.. 133 roo rovementa.uew furnace, lane yard.) tiv se hae Just boon put in thorough aud er month, lo & private ing widow Belch all ‘conveucheess staf location "837.30 per auonth a HOS. E, WAGGAMAN, 31 COLUMBIA ST. N, W., pane ick, 8 rouus, besides bath d, ali modern conveniences. gv wl ‘per mouth. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 F stu. od brick ffouts, S roots, 15 tory and basement pre fh apd cellar,” Gan be occupied E th; all modern conveniences. JNU. A. PES JOR RENT—PURNISHED HOU! from Ist June to Ist Nove! ie, and a few ste} rte ssood teat cau Box 1, Star office. TWO OLD BUSINESS STANDS — 820. Be LEON AUD, Meal Bs viewed daily after iurninbe vont dosirable pectic thr ESSE —tapmeety ONE. LARGE NE near Poncote Grove,