Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1887, Page 2

THE ¥ EVENING STAR, Mostcaz, Prorsers WAS SELES ‘GTON: rome May 3, 1887. ‘The Evening Star has a restular. permanent pena Sde dally cireciation wore than trebic that of any other dally paper published tn Washington, and mach greater than that {alt the other daily papers bere added == THR STAR cannot wniertake to preserve or retern rejected communications, Contributors whowish to possess their manuseripi, f un used, showld keep a copy. |r Mater of whatever character intended for musi, Y ite appearance the stme day ts desired, reach the qflee not later than 12 c'clock noon, a" No attention paid 10 Anonymous Letters or Communications on any subject. ‘The fifteenth annual report of the Commissioner of Kdueation, recently issued, contains much val- uable information concerning industrial training. ‘The method of the Workingman’s School of New York city Is discussed somewhat in detail, full ac- counts are given of experiments in combining tool Work With the ordinary course of school tnstruc- Won a a number of cities, and the manual training Schools in St. Louis, Baltimore, Cuicago, Philadel- phia, and Cleveland are made subjects of discus- sdou. One conclusion reached 1s that the schools and classes mentioned do not meet the demand, Which has become quite general, for some method of training which shall develop a certain degree ©f manual skill and taste for manual work among all children. So far the only exercises of this kind ‘that it has been found practicable to bring within te reach of entire school populations are drawing, clay modeling and sewing. Sewing introduced into the grammar grades of Boston in 1876 can no longer be regarded as an experiment in that city. ‘very year affords increased evidence of the great value of the instruction, and shows a aligat increase in the number of cities following the example Of Boston. Seventy-three cities report special teachers of drawing; it is also inciuded in ‘the course of instruction in many other cities which make no special provision for the instruc- ton, In a number of cities the instruction in this branch is of @ high order, and its beneficial efiects are felt ia many branches of industry; Dut a8 a rule provision for this ‘mportant art 18 altogether too meager and the course of instruction exceedingly defective, while modeling and design are largely neglected. Cookery, which fs included inthe course of ele. mentary instruction in several foreign countries, has thus far found no place in the common schools of the United States. Im Boston an experiment has been made which it isto be hoped may lead to permanent provision for giving girls attending ‘the public schools instruction in this important art. In Philadelphia the ladies of the Public Edu- cation Association arranged with the board of education for two experimental lessons in cookery ‘w be given by Miss Corson inthe normal school Of that city. The experiment was tried with the ‘view of ultimately introducing into tho public school system a départment of “houseuold science.” A similar experiment is under way in this city. Industrial training, spectal, general, and 1o all branches, ts a subject of present public interest to ‘generation endeavoring to solve the problem of ‘wise aud useful education; and the information furnished by this report should be turned to prof- table service. ——————— ‘Washington is having some practical lessons of the evils of intemperance. There 1s nothing new im the fact, Dut the lessons came perhaps a little closer together than usual. In the recent stabbing affair Matthews, intoxicated, nearly kills com- Panion, With no apparent cause except the fire In his own Diood. In last night’s duel in a city street between colored men, which resulted tn the death of oue, aud the serious, perhaps fatal, wounding of the other of the parties, there was liquor as well asa woman in the case. Both had been drinking, and but for rum their {Il feeling would probably have expended itself in words, or, at any Fate, would have stoppod short of a duel tothe death. With a succession of object lessons of this Kind steadily increasing the public abhorrence of Tum, and a few more cold-blooded murders of pro- hibitionists by liquor dealers to arouse public ‘sympathy, indignation and the enthusiasm which comes to the threatened, an elevation and purifl- cation of pubitc sentiment may result which will Fender it possible to effectively suppress, instead of regulating rum, even in our great cities The evil work of rum in this District shows itself in small things as well as great, in disorder as well asin murders. The latest specimen of such dis- order appears in the disgraceful rowdytsm of a lot of drunken men yesterday on the 7th street road out near the District line, who got their liquor at the groggeries in that neighborhood. It may be suggested to the District authorities that the sup- pression of unlicensed liquor traffic in that quar- ter and the enforcement of the Sunday law and other regulations to the extent of revoking a few licenses held by these county offenders, would have a wholesome effect. <> ‘The civil-service reformers have a problem on their hands now which it will take all their genius Passers by the Patent Office yesterday were attracted by the twitterings of the swallows. These musical prophets, who are never deluded by warm spells or ‘the day of the month, foretell summer weather. They come with the summer, they go with the winter. The Palais Royal advertising man heard them distinctly twitter. “CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR” “CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR” “CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR.” “CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR.” “CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR.” The “Palsis Royal” is difficult word for birds to Pronounce, Dus by the look of the ¢ye of one gentle man swallow, Who first watched his wife prepare a nest and then the crowd of spectators below, he certainly imtended to say: “GO TO THE PALAIS ROYAL.” “GO TO THE PALAIS ROYAL.” “GO TO THE PALAIS ROYAL” “GO TO THE PALAIS ROYAL” “GO TO THE PALAIS ROYAL” tw-Seriously, ladies and gentlemen, we may conf- dently invite you to look through our stock. IN IN QUALITY, th best, and the best only. AT PRICES lower than we ustally charge, for we are overstocked. The backward syring jorcen us to UNLOAD AT NEXT TO HO QUANTITY, superabundance. LADIES. The improved Jersey-ftting Cnderwear we know ‘You will appreciate at the following prices: ‘Gauze Vests, 25, 39, 44 and 48¢. Gauze Drawers, 30c. per pair. ‘Bal. Vests, all styles, 680. Colored Ribbed Liale Veste, 95. Colored Ribbed Silk Vests, $1.98. Sa The levator te finished. CHILD'S Gauze Vesta, all sites, 250. Gauze Drawers, all sizes, 390. THE BARGAIN COUNTER contains to-morrow Ladies’ 3-ply Linen Cuffs and Col- a ‘Superior quality to those usually sold for ar-The elevator elevates to-morrow. to unravel. The removal of Deputy surveyor Wyatt, of the New York customLhouse, wears two Separate and distinct faces, according as the charges preferred against him by his supertor, Surveyor Beattie, or his own defensive statements, are accepted as true. The charges represent him as trading in the patronage of bis office, even to ‘the extent of demanding money from his subordi- natea His defense represents him as the victim of persecution by spolismen, against whom he is defending the purity of the service by refusing to dismiss and appoint men at the deck of more powerful politicians. The ordinary mugwump mind may well recoil at the prospect of such an investigation as this quarrel invites; especially in ‘View of the fact that the leading adviser of the Femoved deputy is the distinguished John B. Haskin, otherwise known as the Big Chief of the Tuscaroras, who, since John Kelly's death, has assumed to act a# spokesman Jointly forTammany Hall and the civil-service reform party. $a ‘There seems to be something to explain in the treatment of Captain Thomas 0. Seliriage, whom Admiral Chandler sent home so suddenly after the recent fatal accident at target practice on the coast of Japan. Why Captain Selfridge was not tried on the spot by a beard of officers, and why he was not even allowed to go in person with an apology to the government, does not appear. He seems to have been sentenced to indignity first, with the prospect of being tried for his alleged of- fence afterward. There may prove to be in the ‘merits of the case abundant reason to punish him; Dut in civil life he would not have received the bulk of his punishment tll he had had a chance to ‘speak in bis own behalf. Secretary Whitney will ‘undoubtedly insure him full justice now that he has got here, and he will be degraded, or repri- manded, or let go, according to the showing he is able to make for himself, But the lightness of the burden be may have to bear will hardly atone for ‘what he has suffered already, apparently without any real necessity. es ‘The opponents of the long and short {aon outoumber its advocates before the probed Commerce Commission in its Southern tour. A Fepresentative of the farmers said to the Commis- ‘sion that they did not appear in force before it be- cause they had assumed that the law would be enforced, fourth section and all The many who ‘ure injured each a little by discriminating rates are not individually such large gainers by a re. form that they feel able to chase over the country after the Commission like the favored few, whose great gain, representing the aggregate of the small individual losses of the many, is threatened by the law. The bearings of the Commission, too, asthe Baltimore Sun potnts out, are held only at competitive points, where sentiment is, of course, favorable to the suspension of the long and short haul clause, and not at local stations and other non-competitive points, which that section of the daw was designed to relieve and protect. ——<——<— ‘The Mexican bull-fight is not only not behind its Spanish origiual for excitement and the ready ow of gore, but it 1s modernized and adapted to our age of progress by the introduction of the @iectric lignt into the arena. If this order of ad- Vance keeps on the next thing we shall hear of will ‘be the application of cocoaine to the bull, 80 that he shall not feel any pain from the dart and sword wounds, and the mounting of the picadors on bi- cycles, ‘The spirit of the age is all-conquering. Hailstones that weighed four ounces and meas ie iy x fie BOE sd The direct importation of Gentlemen's Underwear ‘snables the Palais Royal to quote wholesale price for single garment. Gents’ Gauze Shirte, 25; silk bound, 48c. Gente’ Balbricwan Shirts, 35, 48, 75 and 81,19. Gents’ Colored Bal. Shirts, 48, 68 and $1.68. Genta’ Fancy Striped do., 980. Gente’ Light Weight Merino Shirts, 480. Gents’ Light Weight Al’ Wool Shirts, 98c, Gents’ Colored Cashmere Shirts, 98c. Drawers to match above at satne prices. Tae Fisarc ‘Known as Cheviot has of late yuars become very popular with men of ood taste in Gres, There ares variety of reasons for this, chief among which is the fa¢t that from its loosely woven texture it is the coolest possible material for street or business wear. While it is apparently rough in surface it is soft and silken to thé touch, and possesses heft enough to retain its shape. ‘From ite increasing popularity the great designers have lent their best efforts to Produce patterns in cheviots that vie with the ‘most elegant French cassimeres. We have this season secured the choicest results of the de- signer’s art im cheviots, and fashioned them into garments—ready for immediate use—that will compare favorably with the very finest custom-made clothes it is possible to produce. Aawell tailor will charge you $40, 850 or $60 for an imported cheviet suit The ft and shape ‘Will in ho case be superior to that of one of ours at $15, 818, $20 or $25. The material of our ‘$18 to $25 suit is quite as good, being imported goods, ‘The trimmings of ourscannot be ot- celled. Our vast facilities alone enable us to do these things, and, what isof qaite sa much im- portance, we show such a variety of atytes and patterns thet no matter what your fancy calle for, if it's made it is sure tobe here, We've got stawaiting your pleasure, Itis arare thing int deed when an intending purchaser leaves our house without being stiited. It would be sui- cldal for us to make these statentents if we were hot prepared to substantiate them. We know it, you khow it; do not hesitate then, but be ‘wise in your generation and come right here for Your spring stit. Save time. Save worry. Save temper and seve money by fitting yourself out in one of our Imported Scotch Cheviot Suiteat half the price you've been paying for having your clothes made to order, SAKS & COMPANY, ‘High Art Clothiers, my3 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. pe my2-6t We Carer To Aut Tasres, BUT OUR STORE SPACE Is $0 LIMITED THAT WE CANNOT CARRY ALL GRADES OF GOOD. STAR REFRIGERATORS ‘Are the Best. Manufactured expressly for "THE FAl! ‘812 7th st. n.w. AS OUR TRADE DEMANDS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING, WE LEAVE OUT OF OUR STOCK THE CHEAP QUALITIES. ‘Tailor-made Jean Drawers, 48. WHEN WE SAY THE BEST WE MEAN one BEST IN ALL RESPECTS, BEST MATE- RIALS, BEST TRIMMINGS, MOST STYLISH ““PPP AL AN CUT AND MOST SUBSTANTIALLY MADE. SOB AE A ttt : pre sag Aa if IN MEN'S SPRING SUITS WE BEGIN AT PSAs. Heat $15 AND GO ON BY SHORT STEPS UP TO $35. 00% F A om YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW 8 ey At STYLISH AND GOOD A SUIT WE SELL AT Aen e gS oo F SST $15 TO $28. OUR $20, 822.60 AND $25 SUITS ARE MADE OF IMPORTED GOODS, (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager, MANY OF THEM OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE pret i STYLES, AND MADE UP IN SAME MANNER “ILO PRNNGYLVANIA AVE. | 4g custom WORK AT ONE-THIRD MORE ps STAR REFRIGERATORS cost, Manufact “faerie WHETHER YOUR TASTE RUNS TO PLAIN, _my2-8t 812 7th st. nw. SLIGHTLY MIXED, CHECKS, PLAIDS OR STRIPES, WHETHER YOU WANT BACK, TO BE WORN OPEN OR CLOSED, CUTAWAY OR T, D. PRINCE ALBERT COATS, WE HAVE THEM enone Drrsarrucyr OF THE MOST APPROVED PATTERNS. FIRST FLOOR FOOT OF STAIRS. ‘The location has been changed since we WHEN YOU HAVE INSPECTED EVERY Iaat advertised this Department. Now it is CoE CRES LBL Cote ins position convenient for those going to (OE EE oF coming from our Millinery Department: SPECT ALL OTHER GOODS BEFORE L001 and it is supplied with s line of novelties ING AT OURS, FOR THEN YOU CAN FORM ‘and staple gvods not to be surpassed. Among AB TRTELAIGERT CEIBION. ‘our Crepes, Gauzes and Nets, we offer a 22. EB. BARNUM & CO, inch French Crape, of the best quality, in all colors, at 35 cents s yard; thesilken my8 981 Pemerriviss Avexce. chAin (a decided novelty in open-work trim- ming) We -ffer in all shades at 39 cents 3 yard; we have some new styles in Netting, BE A FE MEME & as in new tints, at 68 cents a Yard: avd our Bh aa UO RAEN Aon immense stock of gauzes contains a vuriety LE ad 875 cents, $land $158 ayand. Ifyouare buying Surah Silk we offer you some 22- rae inches wide at 75 cents, which formerly sold ashigh as 96 cents. We carry allcolors A SPECIALTY IX A SPRING COAT, of velvets, and we get from 98 cents to which we will offer for s few days at ‘94.48 s yard for them. Our Crapes are all from the famous manufactory of Sam'l 92.98. Courtauld & Oo, We hsudlenc others, be- Itis tailor made, perfect shape, with plaited back cause these are the best. For trimming and and pockets, Very styliah. Veiling we offer thesecrapes at from $1 to 97.48 per yard. We also have Crepe Lise SOMETHING NEW IN A SPRING JERSEY. Laces im all widths and colors, ‘Postllion bak, ball buttons. We have them in all ‘new shades to match suits, which we will ‘Now this rambling notice of our Trimming peli fore few days oaig at ‘Departments made, not because we expect it ‘will make business in this Department in- Core Greate specially, but becsuse we want to give you an ides of what our Trimming Depart. OUR “KING” OF SHIRT WAISTS. meatcontafes, The Gagertmentis on the Afall line just received in all the latest and most st floor, just.at the foot o fthe stairs. stylish patterns. We give FIVE REASONS i a ify WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THEM: First, They are well-made by careful and experienced a a hands, All hand-made bution holes A Second. They are perféct fitting. Fe ie ‘Third. They have thenew patented re-enforced waist- Eze™ ands, #0 constructed that the buttons can't get a SEVENTH ST. X. W. 4 * | Fourth. They have the patented bold-fast button, ‘warranted not to pull off, tear cut or rust. ‘Fifth. They cost no more than sy other good waist. ([% etan nerniornaToRS Manufactireg expres for EMBROIDERIES, my2-6t 812 7th stn. w. ‘One Job lot of 25c. Swiss Flouncings to be sold at Buus 15e. A YARD. BREAKFAST cocoa, Largest Embroidery Department in the city. DELICIOUS, NOURISHING, ABSOLUTELY PURE. COSTING LESS THAN mbssgRE,CENT PER CUP. Largest assortment, By far the lowest prices, LACE DEPARTMENT. One lot of Beige, or Cream, full 45-inch flounces, Si A vidted vee Tegular 81, ‘This lot from = ‘be sold ‘ es s Maas HORAGE MATE SU" = goods, suction; will cae ee | 8, NUT ars 500. A YARD. «18°50 ‘Oth st nw. ee A COMMISSION OF ‘STAMPED LINEN GOODS. i and Shoe Bags, aca for shem- Splashers, 390. Largest assortment in the city. ‘25c.; Open-work JEAU RES m3 ‘1TH, 8TH AND D STS. Poxaze Exsrowery. ‘We are showing a select line of Pongee Em- 19-inch “All-¥er” Pouges Silks, 01350. Finer qualities of “All-over” Pongee Silk Embroideries, elaborately worked, at $1.19 ‘and 81.50 per yard. (Seeond floor, frent) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lame Tianonre Deranrannt. ‘Our Mr. White bas just received from Lon- @on an elegant ine of Fine Imported Cloths for Ladiest Taflor-made Costumes, from ‘which he is prepared to make suits to order. ‘These are light-weight, especially for sum- mer wear, and come in s variety of plain and taney colorings. ‘The latest “novelty” for Tatloranade Suite te Nankin, elaborately braided. (Parlors, third @oor; through are.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Naw Spano Suawis ‘More than thousand Shawls now in stock. Newest fabrics and latest styles, em- Bracing Shetlands, Cashmieres, Fancy Woolens, Real Indis, Chuddas, Persians, Syiviae, Chales, Pogorss, Algorss, Mikados, Algerians, Operattes, La Bearunise,.Zatnbe- sis; also white Embroidered. China silk Shawia, These are fringed snd come in plain shades, plaids and oriental designs. Aline of fine Shetland Shawls, in eartinal, cream, light blue, grey and black; only 88 each, Shetland Shawls from $1.26 to 85 each. Cashmere Shawls, in cream, light bine, pink, cardinal, tan and black, $1.15, 81.25, $1.50, 82, 82.50, 89 and $3.50 each. India Chudds Shawis, cream, light blue nd cardinal, embroidered in fancy colors; only 64 each. India Chudds Shawls, in plain shades of * pink, light biue cream and cantinal; only nd $3.50 each, ‘The latest in Shawls is the “Victoria.” cream, with; cream silk thread border, full fringe. Only @5 each. Excellent line of Shetland Scarfs, in pink ‘and light blue. Only $1.75 each. (Third floor; take either elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHRO! 6, Graxo “Oranrxa» Disetar or MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES, As snnounced yesterday, to-morrow, ‘Wednesday; May 4th, we shall makes special “Opening” Display of Misses'and Children’s White and Fancy Wash Dresses. We shall show an élegant line of Misses’ Confirmation and Graduating Suits, made from fine white India Linon, stylishly finished and hand- sojnely trimmed with Hamburg Embroidery, Insertings, All-Over, and Footing Trim- mings. Sites, 4 to 16 years. Prices, $3.26, $3.50, $3.75, $4, 84.95, $4.70, 85, 85.25, 86, 96.50, 96.75, $7, $7.75, $8, 98.50, 99.25, $9.50, $10, $11, $11.50, $12.50, $13, $13.50, $15, $15.50, aud $16 each. ‘We wball also exhibit a choice line of Ohil- dren's and Misses’ Fancy Gingham Suits, Pancy Batiste Suits, Plaid India Linon Suits, Fancy Percale Suits, Canvas Cloths Suits, &ec. Bizes, 4 to 16 years, Notice.—Ladies will please note that the Children's Suits~sizes, 3, 4, 5, 6,8, and 10 years~will be found on the Second Floor, ‘and that the Misses’ Suite—sizes, 12, 14, and 16 years—will be found on the Third Floor. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, my8 «COR, 11TH AND F sts HE STAR REFRIGERATORS Manulsstused's for Tay my?2-0t B12 7th at. n, Exxrnonpmany Arrescrions ‘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 conts. STRIPED NAINSOOKS, 5 cents instead of 10 cents. CHECK NAINSOORS, 7 cents instead of 14 centa. LACE BARRED, 10 cents instead of 20 cents. CORDED MARSEILLES, 123cents instead of 25 cts. LACE SAVOY, 12% cents instead of 25 cents. LACE GRENADA, 12% cents instead of 25 cents. LACE ARCADA, 123 cents instead of 25 centa, At JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.’S, 636 Pa ave., south side. SOME CHOICE THINGS IN SPRING DRESS GOODS AND SATTEENS JUST OPENED. FRESH SUPPLY OF PLAIN AND FANCY CANTON MATTING JUST OPENED. BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS AT COST. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pa. ave., south side. re You Ix Nezp OF A FROCK SUIT? ARE YOU IN NEED OF A FROCK SUIT? IF 80, IT MAY BE AN ADVANTAGE TO YOU TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN THIS LINE. WE HAVE THEM FROM 20 PER SUIT UP, AND IN THE FINEST GRADES. THEY COM- PARE FAVORABLY WITH CUS{0M WOBK, AND AT MUCH LESS PRICE. WE ARE WAITING PATIENTLY TO SHOW YOU OUR SPRING OVERCOATS AND SUITS. STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 P. M. SATURDAY, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STREET, Wate LF caerieeey Se TOUNGME Ware cranes sae et aime brani STEADY ¥ YOUNG MAN AS. = keeper, German preferred. ee Y TO LE. Maing ede ‘Apply 1888 @ st, ee me FOUTE LBS Wi WBLL, War dine ok Sa, pod Watts GENTLEMANLY ATTENDANT | trou, tion and, nd rent idle a Star o} )—RESBONSIBLE. W Ara of pom ren pence omne ces “FOR RENT_HOUSES. RENT —A SUITE OF THR UNFUR- RENT—CLAGETT NS FESS OT Te ee | FR, ayn, ea : ‘southern shun Enh sqanretrom Peun ave cara Apply at S1QUH For geeigoare sirese ChaGE TT WANBION Nee JPOR RENT — THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, | 77OR -TRRRE-RTORY © BASE: Faiieueeyrgerued Gaeme| B Cetin LRT ae ES t housekeepi: Apply, with references, to Mis. EB! MAX: teacher of’ art needle-work, 604 11th meee st wens nw, myS-zt*_ ‘or unfur- family wishie to leave a ere ae ishing ue to! rT "eee convenient to four lines of cars. 127 Det. WANTED-A start, aOvaE OF CRFGRNISHED | [QR RENT_GECOND AND TURD Ficons, sik Foun, Ce Hocated. fora family of three | I’ Rooms, towsther 1 aA (orate miss Be PRadresr GENYRAL, Star Ee gdera ituprovements: Went house Wists Ei HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS AS aeeoigutes Forth, SARE Sarto ,000, located be- for id; duties light; pay moderate, Ad | _™Y2 Y.ave._ arees INVALID, Biar Se mncpeae ee | | ANTED=70 seem Fe mee gUNE 1,410 OF IDEA, 920 77HST.N. ay N,12 F00m house and Hat: aud Qi and ae an ee ees ‘qupgrienoed ~my2-1W* % perce! oo ae jRNISHED TO CARE FO} AtreS W V erst nom re he rugear oy ay Wille ably tee HE esate. | Box 159, Stat ¢ rene WANTED — 4 8 ANTED-IW A RESPONSIBLE PERSON, THE ‘Aroma: ot accuntonea wearteP ver oti | NVcwe ofg owe during the Adress room, board, $15 per month. Apply ESTeDRER'S | MEX, Ste same GOS HOSPITAL, ‘ ‘corner W and 18th Hah. tis even : = Wiis “A OLERK, LADY OR GENTLEMAN, = ANTED—LOTS. liar with the ign of lative for Dene son; the more font ‘the etter. Addrens_ wi wis Siving name of last emplo; = Feil inane, Star, ealaryexpected, | my3-3 Waseem GUAL TO NURSE AND OLEAN | oF 126 Caw. Wistetiast has FIRSTCLASS wa 1103 I st, nw. ANTED-A GOOD COOK, (white); also, = ), who unders' og ars at 1655 Pa my3-4t* TANTED=A GOOD JOURNEYMEN BARBI 900 G St. B.w. NK LAVIGNL my: NTED—A | WHITE GIRL, TO WN TWO Wai AS weit To teed th WANEEDION & GOOD COOK: ONE. Sarge Se yet ‘undress, Apply, with reference, at Clinton’ cor. 7thandTsts. nw. mg-it* Wain RELIABLE, SET: LED NUBSE. 18 WY ‘eiliug to ko gut of ths city op stay, with oud ApDWy St 1107 Bat ow With food reference; ame nuruber. ‘ANTED=—AN IRISH GIRL TO NURSE, CALL With references, after 6 o'clock, 08 Sat n.w. it Wi NTED — NTED = AN, 1 INTELLIGENT YOUNG (Se with good reierencea, at the Oarp Pons sal for aifterent worl ote WANTED A RELIABLE TADY FOR OUR ORDER ‘cook, m3 220" Department; must be willing to, Jearn our Vusi- ness: @8 per week for beginning. Call 10. 1., 8 Tihst, upstairs, ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL 20 DOPLAIN Ey. ice at 807 14t) NTED-AN | ACTIVE, inp TRIOUS er V = fairly educated geutleman, with y teferen- ig weakly toatart, CARSON STEWAUT & Ou st.n.W., up stairs. ie GF ANTED A FORWARDER AND FINISHER AT the Lycett Bindery, 1013 er ty WARTED(A YOUNG LADY To TARE ‘CHARGE eS EAR RONMENT aha WIE D=SWEDE OR SOOTOH MAN AND WISE ‘work at once: also white cooks, maids and nurses forcity and comitry, NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 517 7thst. Te WANTED FAOIRDIATELY A RESPECTABLE ‘white Girl for general housework and ing for fan pi Dest of ‘Teferauces: 1908 L at, Det G HITE COOKS, GER- 8, Swedes and Norwegians; ida and nurses, with reference, 717 jureau DUNDORE & Co. eee ee ne sty a or that onvertad ks eee or outs Nt eet ‘ANTED—SOME PUBLIC-SPIRITED PERSON TO jake a donation, either, to the District wuthori- ties or a board of tradtecs, of » suitably. located lot of ground, upon which may’be built a free kind iid day nitreery for root ign adden Mem, rintendent of frdersartens, st., su aay TEStish POLLOG eae Scobie t58 ANTED SPECIALLY IMPROVED AND” UN- auick sales jes and ta apzs- Wirtiny Bo fideecs Box wved Property % sell, direct from owners 8. C. ime cor. 8th and Fata, IN THE NORTH rH A, saitnal ne SUBURBS, Star: WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS VAXTED NOBODY. KNOWS IF SONNAEBELES' cause a rupture between German} E te put every beady jms that V affair will ‘und Cristian Streeck in Washington, ANTEDOAUTS OR Hs, Ra Ros Sey aA Merete Ant, undary sta. 1.8, ANTED—A PAIR WELL-MATOHED, 16 HANDS high, young borses: must be thorotighly sound and fair travelers; prefer sorrel or, ray: BARBOUR, my3-3t iad ‘and B sts. n.w. Waste to a HIRE BY THE MONTH A PH ton for horse, suitat couple of efor Price, ‘Box 55, Star office jours in moruing, with gentle fo drive, Address, with \VANTED—A 54-INCH VERTICAL FORK BIcY- be a barvain. cle (Columbia Gash. Address D Wikio BORROW 85,000 ON Noi western property at 0. fox ave years or More, preferred). Must LIA. BROWN, Dentist, Lecebure, my3.3t* Tae Singety ‘BoRRSN Rr oy ANTES = BY (good penman) PEt Sern Neo odareia.” Ki ve | WAS? PANTS TQ.QRDRR Fon es. ORDER FOR my2-6t A PRACTICAL S5KERPER a w Keep by contract A fo) je TeGorner’ 7th and F sta new. WASIED DUNDORE'S | EMPLOYMENT | BU- Featl, condtioted by ladies. Men and women.whi and colored for all Kinds of domestic labor, for elty an ith reference, 717 Mt. i D—TEN CHAMBERMAIDS, LAUNDRi disuwasier and head waiter for theapringss ined and women cooks, chamberinzid and nurses, white ad colored, for the city. COOMBS & BURGESS, 926 ¥ at. 1. 7 ANTED-YOUNG CIVIL ENGIN oe 7 5 South: must be able to take charge of party and understand city subdivisions.” Address Box 77, oftice. 2 V ANTED=A WOMAN To Do CHAMBER WORK. ce at 485 Penusylvaniaave._ my'?-2t* vant base Pea Qatunion men need apply. x al Pie Bak ry, 54 Fat. s. {eo z: Rog Wists in a fancy mul worsted store, Apply, with references, & at GO8 Sth st. n.w. my2-2t* ANTED—A FIRST-OLASS WAITER, COLORED. Also colored girl to do housework sew. Must come well recommended. Apply 2 Thomas Circle. meet WANTED-4 XOUNG WiTITE GIRL 70 TAKE care of children ‘and to make herself useful around the house: a good home. 921 D for cooking and general housework, ai nurse; must stay at nights, and bring good city refer- | encod. Apply in Store 1100'F stn. my2-2t° settled woman, to cook with city references. Appl V ANTED—A GENTEEL AND CAPABLE NU; for an infant, Best recommendations require White preferred. ‘Also, @ capable Cook, willing to do housework. Address Box 2», Star office, sp30-3t es YOUNG I LADIES, WHO y B3.50 per’ week. ee a0 is write well and raridiy. ‘Address P: Star office. ered See AND COLORED WOMEN Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundress, man gnd Wife for farm and attend este Faria Hands and Dairymien, NAT. LABOW BUREAU, 017 “thet. nw. W: NTED—WOMEN COOKS, &¢.; BALTIMORE, jew York and other cities; imen and women Coons, Farmers; Bring folgrencos: Swedlal and, Ger tian women waited. “F Mf. BURNHAM, eae ceed | \ANTED-AN AMBITIOUS EARN located outside principal cities. to represent, in his own locality, a responsible house, Good salary: Holeronces. MANUFACTURER ie et udw ANTE few “Intemational Talor ystems eth any inchs ruleor tepe-measure alon scientific tailors and eminent, Paris, Berlin apd’ London dressiakers cut. Most easily learned, rapid,comprehensive aud pe and the only systemn in Atuerica teaching the above and which needs no refitting. Patterns cut, materials fitted, dor made, The dauyht by Mune: Bus MESUER Sconservatory of Modea," 1282 iat ington, D.C. ap26-tojes* _ IES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING ting by the actual measure and square rale, ice; cutting, fitting and patterns cut, to 1010 F st. nw., Walter Building. 126-30 reduces measure, at ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR Us at tear own homes, £1 to Sipe dering eee mm var ance. 19 Central st, Boston, ‘Baas 10 per week can “bo wf; HO canvassing. For once, CI ENT Box 5,170. As BY COLORED Aomien aaltaation to cook: ween and ita i private fam urnished. or do.chamberwork: best of references fat 204 L street northwest. it one lapguage fluently, wisuesa situation of any’ ‘kind, not agraid of work; cau furnish the best of references, Ad- Gress 402 1st at. n.w. sta D—BY A LADY OF QUIET HABITS, TO to willing to make her. ronces Turnietsd. “hadrons Le'B> O10 ‘AN Wee RITES, 428 'TED—BY A TYPE.WHITER AND OOPYIST, ployment, , Highestreferences given. Address EH, 428 Ist at. ne. (ORK PART NTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN— Wee Abs eet or betas Sorin ee mer. ‘Address Box 8 Star ofice. mg.1t WANTEOGEY,A TOUNG MAN WHO WRITES 1 cthew er iseea Uustussor best ct city referonnee: Gidress HEAL ESTATE, Stat ofice.-” ‘myd-3t" Wists TOR ENT—LATHR, FOOT-POW! for light metal wor: will be returned in aa ler aa rece ved. ra ‘of {0 Sha'fent yer month, ‘obblta TOR, Star omce: myst ‘modern cars and herdies pass, 517 Fast Capitel st. 1); 1 REXT=A7! } 15, GRANT nso read Wor wi ‘and sow Sue aC nS ‘small family: POR Ags SoeR pomneren aise Eee da = Ears earn my3-16 {ath and Bate nw. OR RENT 101g 15TH. “at Eien 3, singly or en suite, ROR RENT-IN A NEW Hows! Koos, unt lance closets. ySIe ‘Call aft RRENT_A THIRD FLOOR i Room iN A NEW ses 810, or two furnished. north and south exposure. bath on game foot! rer Sp. M.A BIO E st W. FURNISHED References exchanged. tures manor glo. Gallanerd vclock 1308 Ret we z er & ovelock, 1303 : epee ee R RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS ON F ne, fore dentist oF prufeasional man. Wein dwell ing portion of by my3-Bt FOR RENT HANDSomrST FURN! oor: table SPRIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F at faghineton, ov erlookins ce ion, © i park, eh suite, neces pound: 920 Lath ek nw. They one RENT_OCOR. OTH AND MASS. AERC nicely furnished With Hoard. Souther aud ind He ert ROR RENT—FINE FLO FOE Seo ae ote in Eis france; bo Children. "15533 X ry i nished, agitate Imenta: suitable for light housekeeping; ‘mo chi!dran references. R RENT—TO A GE TLEMAN, SMA ‘ished front Hooin. at 13104 cool ak nights: Feferences reaull very desitable coinmunicating Second floor: south front; would rent house f from July 1st to October at very moderate p i REX UNFUI rd Cantera Thhes of cars. References exchanged. ROOMS ony: south Teferehoes: ALE. FU aun May T1919 G ST., WITH OR WITHOUT oom, on furnished price, | UNFURNISHED Ti Poomis atvd Bath root oF second floor, wtitalte oF ht housekeeping. At 1520 10th st. R RENT_THREE, LARGE, UNFURSISHE ‘on first floor, at 413 8th st. nw. NT_TWO COMMUNI ATING ROR} nished itooms, together or may2-2te UNFUR- Also, one nicely furnished room for 810; cornor house: 80% Bth a ‘ my2-2e OR RENT—1822 19TH ST NW. ROOMS, FUR nished cud unfurtished; southern exposure: 4 rele; SiraLle location ; near Lowa Gi ted low; hew house; centzal;’ very. ie RERT — ASU ‘rooms ou 24 floor: also furnished: rooms, all cou- | ‘Terms moderate to | Bornancut tenance, Private family of adults | Veniences, southern exposure. it. DW. 0 ned rootns, on suite of siugle; bay wine So apo. A) V Star office. ANTED—A F country place of W. Gelivered in glass jars dora to Lock box 386, ANTED_—A FEW} 000 Clean. No dry cleaning or any other vile (that rots ladies’ and gent's clothing) used. ANTED—A MILK ROUTE. ADDR EW CUSTOMERS BETWEED and Boundary, 10th and 18th wis. n. w. for guar- anteed pure rich till from Jersey cows ouly. from 4. Khees, Spring road near 14th early every inorning. Send or- City post sees 1m: SH, 4 (ONE Was tidto price. Address ORAPHONE Bear coftce! SUITS OF CLOTHES TO ‘piIncE, my2-3t* ICELY FURNISHE! Foe RENT furnished. JOR KENT—TWO OR THREE ferences exchanged. OR RENT—1230__1 room; nicely” furn Closet; suitable for sincle pochiidren: rent only 8‘ ed; weil vent W Iadiee' and, ANTED-STEAM DYEING with cur new copper a) processes none but pure taterial used in cleaning gent’s garments called AND CLEANING aratus; excels ail other 009 for. PLL myo Wart Ely water put in your aud pumps furnished call on DAN ‘MAGIC CREAM and payinent for meters by Paynter for mater L J. MOFFAT, 414 4% st. ANTED—TRY A POUND OF BUTTERINE AT KR. WASHING’ SUITS TO BBA FOR $25. 7th and B ste. new. ‘of wells constructed Ad Aa 3 at shortest notice. nt compare favor: ts, return and Ht OH INSTANTANEOUS CURE, ‘Any breaking out on face or body cuted. Moth, pim- ples, wrinkles, black-he il facial dist eads, vulgar reduess, eczema and urements removed, and a clear cou pplexion insured to ‘all who tse #t Perfectly ‘estimonials on application. Sold by all dru Sent to any ad N Clothii Box 11 V ELIX! Btar office. itive Fenied BABEK ‘alno, ing the ayatem. noquinine. sp20-tomyD sts. 500. mare com ‘Ai Drhuggiste, Ue 3 3 botloe f ANTED-PARTY FH FioM, THE SOUTH WILT, pay. higher 0 Hite thie waslever paid in Was ‘Second-hand ington. eo 3 y ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT A Fever and mic for strenetuen” ind; contains for ‘the best. ire veretable Wiitrcs when required: stables, 311 Gt from city. ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE KE! orses called for. it. 0. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Wasa LSTERING OF FIRE PARLOI and other furniture: slip coverscat: iG Price’ ity; box stalls for Cae apli farm 0 mattresses renovated and rems and shipped. (Fine cabinet bin ec "e Ea, Practical Upholsteret, ‘ANTED—BOUN" WM. J. “WSSESSrOW, Attorney st hav. Rooms ti, Le Droit Building, will pay cash for Military Bounty Warrants issued for services in any ‘war prior to jebellion. ‘ANTED-STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING. With entirel clean or dy; ronkananth xperIeNCe: SEY, 1111 iauner ‘Lath st, 20,000 639, 5,600 80, vr, note and, pute letter, ote ind mh5-3m. V 11-1m* Waxterinn ciatig W Stoves, Carpets, ‘all kind of Star office. V bepaid Es new machinery 1 am fee’ or gentlemen's cloth called for and ‘opp. the Portland. Meu premen, ebpe poms a ae ‘ANTED—YOU CAI ‘The Star Heel Piste. ‘Saves your shoes wonderfully. Feather fousehold Furniture. \/ ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Pets, Stoves, Feather Beda, and. hold Furniture, for which the ‘Address H. BAUM, ‘and on short alive bill-head fs 1010 usd LOLs Pave "t WALK WELL WITHOUT PRICE PAID FOR tches, Guns, Pist ‘Carpenter ‘Tools, an: Bo: ‘ail kinds of House. highest cash price will 19-221 7th st.s.w. mh28 dey Toons, S'Staromee JOR RENT—A LADY house, ING TAKEN sentleman: private family; oo D ROOMS dining room and | Kitchen for caterer. Apply at 234 34 st. nw. apso-st | erates, as aoe NISHED OB ‘unfur 4 communicating rooms, sinzly suite: 1806 Hst. n.w.; Avenue cars pass the door: re oF en ite ed; lange ANDSOME. jeove bay ap30-3t PARTIES thoruagtly comfortable fad board in the northwest, please eden 0 ap30-30" A LARGE delizhtfully situated, opposite East Capitol Park, would like to have a few culuvated and renned Persons board with her. 49 B st. a. ‘ap30. = ‘(OR RENT—4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 3 COM- miunicating, with private bath and lange closeta | 722 12th stp size, light and siry:: few better; ou first OR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROO! apso-st* MS:GOOD floor: low Tent Peferences: 15 minutes walk from Pension Office 1513 5th at. n. ‘apso-st" OR RENT—AT 1591 N ST, COR VERMONT ‘ve., handsomely furnished bed-room, (parlor if de- ‘Sired) with, or without board, suitable for. gentleman and wife oF singie gentleman, apzs-lw" “RE! ‘and 3d floors; modern improvements; south ex] board. 321 E. Capitol st., Grant row. NT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D north and FOR RENT—STORES. = RENT—ONE-HALF OF FINE STORE, oe" 11th st. u.w., second door north of F st., opposite | of Boston Dry Goods Hiouse: splendid locatign for ottice: so two larwe’ Koos, ‘third floor. HAKD! WATERS, 606 11th st. u.w. R RENT—STORE-ROOM 206. 4% ST. SW. with two Rooms attached; rare chan business man; rent $20 per mouth. Fs BENT STORE: NORTHWEST COi! ‘and L sis. n. w., including fixtures; for many years past been occupiedas drug store, (Successor to Duvall & ap30-7¢ 'W, C. DUY: Marr), ase and copylug. ‘Satisfactory work FOR RENT--MISCELLAN na ery, desea soem. _Apoly 0 4. 7. BELO BOARDING. F ELIGIBLY LOCATED | OFFICE Rooms, 424 5th at, rs KV. ELLIOT. Ty) euarant EOUS NEW STABLE IN REAR OF 1824 K Feu ‘three stalls and catrine Fool Apply a 1824 HANDSOMELY — FURNISHED rooms at the Auburn, cor. Penn ave. and 22nd st. Lis. ARGE AIRY ining Too: in) re of A. L. Poterson, known caterer. _my3-3w" PRAGUE MANSION, COR. 6TH AND E STS. X.W. week OF month. aj uns and board by the dat , the well "vale boarders accommodated. orers Sereciaty af quick work © STRYLOR & BART, mbi? ED—BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THEIR ith ug for neat Job and book printing. We en So Tae aw. my? (Third door below comer of E st.) Ase You A Meuwz ov THE 8. Fr 8. or Society For Saving Cash. ‘All Members of the Society for Saving Cash buy their Clothing st OAK HALL, COR, 10TH AND F STREETS. Mezute ie raat ocfapetr imate et ia, SEEEs ces Sacer ah see Metosnd Mot hethoasein tact. rachacs FOE BOYS 4 TO 13, Jacket ry ee ae ae SE | cee and, ant is af 800, wet stcket a FOR BOYS 14 TO 18, Suite at 9350 a6 goodas any soldat 95, Suitest Gian aay sold at $0" Black Corkscrew See ee e B ati oer Cores aie Washington. “A full {ine of Oud Sante frome FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Eniort Gufs at fo Suite at ha et S13, wort Be a Gndice eae ae |— ‘ap. ‘Pants a special! pra letaereap eH SAP PLA E ft Be aliens 5 ap2o worth ate. nel from: ee Men ET for mp2-6t 812 7th’st. nw. Tee ei ai pend nee sey ome ‘wate Ames ‘eee free, will visit een Warenur a a AS DRIVER IN PRI- vate family, of to attend in clothing store. Ad- dress, W. 1 ANTED-BY A BEBPECTABLE” OOLORED W Soman s Situation ‘as chambermaid or nurse in private family. Call at 1457 Madison st.n.w. 1t* Wakunba st YOUNG cap Situation ibermaid and to. the washing and froma ° Bi ghitLepetion, 1900 Connecticut sve. rANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY BELiRBLE fea—w , Pith city rotors MBB & BUR. Pgemaey en an, O08 Fatnew. apee-lae W: ‘ANTED—AT GEN. Ee Paneer winter at ‘Hay scales, 10th and La. av. Jal4-6m STOCK F. Se etalie jMiorain rovrned © | © fog, with bath rok very desiraTs goa bath wom ure: on line of cars and herdics; first-clasa | > mhi2-7w" | tractive houne. ie gle erate soome ~~ AXD Wi eo fae om Mas i to Oraaber rie Trot use, including, ne Hipea gpd silver for a nominal rent Address my Fees scr Fa ais Vie wa ath. Sinbad funy We $5 1818 Lawrence Bw. iF 30 06 M st aw. tire ‘Bo Vand gabe ass Bats? 3 pas st ne. SF iC Lee ae STORES ETO. OFFICES Str. mm, 1341 Maw..815) ave. basement 3 Sth 705 Pst kende. 15 408 La avecda Wierd Stable rear 1416 K st. 401 7th st ar, Ist 8 ccoaler 1648 Sis WS Lepys Bldgs a Siete rear Bat Wada” G08 Fen at eta. ave. Mew... above in of the on yak” eas joe for hunietin ieee om and 13th. Imyal THOS. E. WAGGAMAR. SE 'T TEN ROOM HOUSE, 429 G STREET, jonposite Feusion ofllee. me papered and Bidar comvemienicies, 890 i advarioe Ws SEATON, 437 at. mya-iw POR RENT 1416 Pa. AVE Now Ovct> by 6G, Cornwell, will be fr Font of or about Rank tat. Ror tarme apply te THOSE WAGGAM AS 917 F stn w. FReeet sy toome: mod W.QJOHASON, my-3 v HOUSE, 12 SARS. av! Ws. 1850 per month. Aj 718 18th st Le ott EK ‘Ok RENT NEAR THE CAPITOL A DES and pleanantly situated Brick Dweilina, including bath 103 2det. ne. ‘apz8-120 208 RENT. 472 0 SP N.W. TEX ROOMS, WITiE Mnprovements.” Inquire at 1000 Ost, Fay nt RAO ibeT aT aT NW. NEAR M, TWO- story Brick; #ix rooms, bath, and lange ‘cellar; Iugderti improvenients, in wood onder rent, #30. BOK. T. LEIPOLD, 155) RENT FURY ISHED HOUSE, TEN ROOMS, fontionan and wite, rent mod” scales “Partioedare apes 1434 Niat hw. FORREST GAP STAT. NW. THHER-STORY, Pressed brick House, bay window, # rooms, mod. impa: centrally located: three lines of cars neat, alae four unfurnished Rooms. Apply 257 Data. w one square north of Mownt Vernon Park. maj 2k RENT—ABOUT MAY 6, 1256 8TH ST Bsc tet ot knteien and bath advance. Apply igde eth at OR RENT—A SEVEN.ROOW with moderp improvemeta, one Capitol, No. Bia Delaware aventie, te. Kent, @26. Apply 214 11th at. aw. NW gut roving, “eades wumme? ra improvements, rent BRICK HOU! * gare from the POR RENT—1 7 SPANE Be pT ROOMS, 1418 1eTit st, nw. ; no ‘yieted tenet a DARTT ap 2st 1007 F xt, OUSE, FOUR Fx RENT A VERY DFSIRABLE rooms on floor, wlecautly located, near Patent 60% BARTER © MacUOWAN, 1oUS and 1010. et Bs my23t JOR RENT—THE LIVINGSTON, 13TH 8ST. FEW doors above K st and Franklin Park. New aud at- High aud beautiful locat' ‘rooms, ie Redes fara rn, fable cube at ntti Hindi” pF OR RENT— 1838 Cor: #10 rs t ISO se ‘r., W.- 15, | G11 Pomeroy st,, 5 ra.9t.15, ‘i ae Tine rmil JAS. Ho MARR. Real Estate and insurance, 936 F st, J OK RENT—FROM JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1 rY fully furnished House in the northwestern p fhe city ; reut low to careful tenant. Addi Star of ROR, RE T—STORE AND DWELLING, venue ad T ats, mW... mus, ai. 1. w., 6 rooms, ap30.3t JOR REN GRD 933 now. 1or.ture150\_ town, 1628 10thst 12F.... 75 2 u op aims fur 40 408-10 hw BY fncataser 37:30 Stat ag =a 50% 1 SAU wt 2020 Houses in reat Be ». 4 bse via mete seis 80 tore 2010 Sten MESCOMT & WILOOR, Pennsylvania ave. nw JOR RENT—No. 1930 9TH sr. » BRICK, two stored, seven roots all inodern improveuienta; rent 82-30-" 918 French st., brick, two mores, sr 1d. Cellar; all moderi improvements. rent $2780. 18 Beh. wt nies beat woven room brick. Louse: all modern improvements: near bast Capitol st; rent $25.40. Also, several desirable new houses Bear Oth st, Be ust Bnlshed open. rok BH WARNPR & CO. 16 F st. nw. & SON, 1115 F ST, irs) OT atta. ‘6s #1 24th wt Or 1 . Mary's Place, 10 Mary" Place..." 10 Jackson at a $0604 £000 510 K 7 if ine. 611M 223] 22d ot n, 119 Este, Gr, Fee RENT — Hear 4ii4 11th aw. Estaw,7r Ast se dr mi 435.59 ew stable In rear of 481 Missouri ave.” apDOte JH KENT FROM 18T JUNE TO JST SEPTEM- ber, a thoroughly furnished House of eight rooms cellar, and bath, near Washington Circle: ai unusn opportunity ; references iven and required. Apply at VOD Bd st. = Wt Lanedon Ter. rs...810 OF at. uw. off 14 Buddy st 2 Blyrden's all AY woub, Corner th snd Rintss new! < MASTIG House, G12 18th st. u5w.. 13 rootun, all modern tm- asia are Turance, Inbge Fard.privat: side alleys jouse hae Junt been put 1a See ote ad oniete oe ‘s private fam Pub ReELEY Sig dh nw eee 70K HENT—1207 1TH “ws SE HR RENT — ROOMS, 1010, MASSACHUSETTS Fyom, bay tags at "conventeinen. coe fer, pleasant room, with Boar at ¥ Stal ees BaF = mide Yar nantucr muha, Hevt-clase Table Bg at eo re TORE. WAGGAMAN, rently reduced raton. _ ap30-3t 17 Fat aw. Eee Char iourd, near hcPuerson square, "Transients accommodated. t RENT_FURNISHED aS TT rust. “jold isihae Want AND OTHER, INSECTS Ex. &e., by rminated {rom ‘furs, Cnt Te eet dbem. Hot Naplin Gaz CE & BRO., G16 La. ave. a) ree We ‘ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING. | NO ‘Telephone 115-6. A. Matieencs ‘ape OF DEEDS | Wass comasnoxas gp eae E jouer. -ANTED—BY EXPERIENCED SETTLED WHITE TW Sitnan, ss nures to.one child, entire charge of i- ‘maid. Preferably fart, oree are mad, his ety forthe ED-ENGAGEMENT BY AN EXPERT Wants ‘horoughly soayerause with baking, Pe eee Wie a — POSITIONS = ee Tare waiters sinin iaslies pies, B ela, SNurese Rone for piyuciane Tia poeple FM BU tw HEADQUAR’ oe mich sae ‘elev! LOST _AND FOUND. ERSONS WHO MAY DESIRE WELL VENTILA- Piet pein single or en suite, furnished or un- furnished. should éall at GHAY'S. die old established Giterer, who has taken ‘the gem and, commodious lmsuent of treusient, with Tabse @ tivte and Cafe at- BES" ‘epivate diniig-rvoms awe Sn ope ami ARDING AND ROOMS — TWO LARGI furbianed as; posed anes ier Sate Tea yo ‘OST—ON TENLEYTOWN ROAD, female ‘my: Beotch Collie: Literal reward if Lett a SUNDAY, A ‘answers to name of “Roy.” 3033 oO, 1g UNDA around ik The finder wil Teaving iv at 1008 New Jersey ave. 2.0. r OST—SI ING, PAIR G OST_SUNDAY EVENING, PAIR GO c 8, Corcoran Buildin. i \ST—SET OF DRAWINGS FOR HOUs HOUSE, (GLENS ‘tacles, EVENING: O§ or | id’ anemone ie? aLD SPEC- aT be $a my 3-3 eae ieeinaiiven ine Act Berar pa WANTED—ROOMS. -ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ONE hyueeieateih ciaeateatm arya allen to Mrs. M. merce ep trees second-story room : it housekeeping: ust Pe, molaieles exchanged. Addre Uy ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG COUPLE, NO Waits tanta rd in pesvate say | 3 Bos S bear oftoe. conse * i, ROOM gt] ANG ee et SUBURBAN = = C a Lear aie mere [SSE GET | es Listenin gee paar 7 Qe ow. COUNTRY BOARD. HE WASHINGTON oiNN; ON, TEN one cau be, T LEYTOWN fights, will be open, on, oF ad “aingras will bo enleytown Couch Line will run coaches half hour, starting from the corner of Hig and Bis. Georgetown. “Out, the Tenleytowg road return. ‘to Woodley Lane: Fare Scents. mny3-1w 2 oe MANSION SION WILL BE OPENED, MAY QOH RENT 1591 COLUMBIA ST. X. W. THREE. F tory pressed ric orton Bath. tod BS per mow 58 se a i 38 55 r open Tee he JOR RE RENT 151 puSiL 2eTH 2TH S scrbat ‘brick frouts, 8 rooms, th an agra ocfines en bp oncastel at cece, ced Bee all modern convenieuces. JNO. A. Pk! 1416 Fet.nw. R RENT—TWO OLD BUSINESS storeand 5 ra. cor. 24 and G ats. sw. and 5 ra, 723 3dat. aw. 620. B. LEON, 434 st. fsbed and wufurniahed houses in the Sections of the city.” All property put Fooms ca now for in our hands will be advertined if without cous MANSION, Brightwoud, to the owner. TLL & JONSTON, ee ‘ap30-6t * Fie ibw sw, a ee tan Branch, B: and 0. KK: new! house furniture; healthy location; ANAQOSTIA—ONE LARGE NEW fcres ground, near Pencote Grove; 7.8. LAKE, Spe bas PERSONAL. iL LADY 1X Garman ee Ss brick, 6