Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, [== ‘THE EVENING STAR, Forx Lone A Buazous Ix Jackers. _ __WANTED—HELP. FOR_RENT—ROOMS. __FOR RENT—HOUSES. pitt AAaU- MAN TO DEIVE A DAT GOODE ANTED—BY ‘4 GENTLEMAN_ONE OR Two | HOR HENT—CAPITOL wri, Lanor, “AIRY, RENT— a pir LE 1887, ‘Thoee: ‘We shall affer Tuesday morning 2 line of W WEW: BURDETTE & Co. 928 7th st. between 13 anda ea = ae eS SOO ACES, he 422 Hag Sete Satoey Wg td = ——— eens Ai = who live MK the. ommntry—fer sessoved, ‘Light Tan Kersey English Walking Jackets, es) = Particulars, STRANGER, Star office, at = Hats at Stary brick. CROSBY S. NOYES........... from the weather bureau—heve their own lined and unlined, perfect in shape, At, and Wiecereigeares 3 a 308 To, as Bagh Cats “WASIED A LADY, DESTRMS, TO, cetvg ena Fork RENT aned Bi Hay Hat ats gery ; fret gee = means of judging of the coming weather. For finish, at @8 each. ‘These we have been sell- = oe, <n gypmiaic ity Roma fa Pie eae TRGMRST herrace. eblateanideaieen hate sn ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent instance, the “blackberry rains” are always ing at #8.50, $9.75, $10 and $11, and at this Wits pe og FEE SOUND wee 1G. Sar Gites he Aare eating Se a Soe nal = pa 5 myo AIR Fst nw. bona fide daily ciroulation more than srebie sched apbci cada a sai Jow price ares genuine bargain. | RE Se aay AED PACK PARLOR. To-| OR vege iat TABEAUTIFCL SUBURBAN ESI: ‘an Tae Upon ‘cold rainsof spring, ' (Third floor.) Wares GIRL "TO Qo0K. WASH, 70K WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS | #2", Hest moderate torelabiepartica’ Spplyat 613 yl FF that of any other daily paper published in tra llawes DSRS Gls: altar: Waid Ok ‘wooDWaRD & ormmor. | MmsPasrnere Nousewrort references, 431 a 2E SCS HSI pe ra ested the aussaner a i 7 oh RENT SOME 20MS a we Pyrmont Tagaire wateo 4 —— cur between the first and tenth of May, when WASTEDSA, FEACTICAT. ORES nd MSS ca SN fa ae ey a Bt SS Pane of all the other daily papers here added $.young indy. bookkeeping. references £0" | arithmetic sisebre ich weasmance | location best in the city. Apniy at 1201 taahat oe cues a fie ie PPPA LA T1g88g the blackberry blossoms are bloomingon the =| Ging Wervers Ann Prvenes, ang Aaitrne SM, "sta one: and tate wrice, £& | Sd compoation matory a oieeseens aia mo: 298, RENT P02, 8 SES moms, bere rrr RAE £4 iss. bushes, We've been having our “bisckberry oa : TRIED -AGENTS ASCENT SAMPLE, GASH adress cia ta RENT TOUR, NEWLY, PAPERED AND | Uo oe Tinsec Gua the WE Es et — paint le for light be eeping or |X. cm - "THE STAR cannot undertake 10 preserve or | 5 Fey tent wy tio) rains" during the past few days,and now we 19-inch Fancy Striped Velvets ina large He ea ‘ahead of an; WASTED=10, “BUY HORSE, LIGHT | = ottices. ADPIy at O20 E street ‘ordhwest, wpetaizn, | FR. Iw. _ the kind ever invent its weights: outsells ev: and Harness: must ba shea for, cash: _my9-Bt = JOR RENT-312 OTH ST. CORNER LOU ataxl return rejected communications. Contributors are fairly infor the warm weather, It is per- variety of choice color combinations, We thing; $10 a. HARD & CO., Clarksburg, WV Jnast he kind end gentle. Aduress, YETTE ave.; business stand and “welling, fifteen roome, whowish to possess their manuscripts, f un- is have something among this line to match va. my®-bt_ | scription, price, and’ where can be seen, SD, Star | PTO, RENT 23 ,LAPAYE eg pe Chea phips heey fectly safe now to change heavy for light under- ‘any shade of dress goods. Only $1 per ya. Wee WOMAN” AS COOK 2018 | OM ew 1¢°_ | Bleo'single Room ov fourth foor. ‘Transient and taple | Proveusente App OS 12th aia w waseat far Matter of whatever character intended = Hs Sees ANTED—TyPEWITER— PAY CASH eccommodated. my JOR REN NORTH CAPITOL st. TER publication must, if its the fcc ERR OY FAL watts | weer Heavy suits maynowbe laid away for 19-tach Silk Velvets, all the sessun's de- PANTED-BO¥, WHO H}S WORKED IN CAR- 2 £59 gesond-nand {OR RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS. SECOND AND | E’rooms, in elogant condition, all ‘appearance the same Rat? OU AAE ag, | future use with pect safety. Henceforth the sirable plain shades, $1.25 and @1.60 yer Pen chen oes too 10 work JENNER SST . ‘third floors, front and back, 103 nents, possession immediately rent ts desired, reach the afice not later than 12 £723 3 3 SAE 8 = Ey 3. COOK, 3: st., Geor "-ANTED-STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING | atter 6 p.m. MM hOWRE o'clock noon, BR HOO ¥ & ALLL Sss8| greatest comfort can be attained by the lightest pak . Ware, Se by our new, Se aera excels, all other ~ytand tS §8- No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or 19-inch Black -striped Velvets, dif- class Waist Hands also three Bkirt Hands: stesay | Processes, separate for gents’ clothing; goods JOR RENT—RARE OPPORTUNITY —« MODERN Communications on any rubject covering. 3 ferent widths. A choice fabric for combin- ‘Call aah MAES WE enw. im ag | Bark: $10. im maya 1 Ploiee, near Parrfat Square ail ccneeniences: - ACTIVE Ot = — | can tetonsed st a 3 x = —== —= — SAKS AND COMPANY. ing with black silk fabrics. Only $1.75 per a | WAS A PARTNER, ANA 3 | FLOR RE: FOR HOUSE: | Preanients theaters, and churches. Ad ‘Tad re Gol view segunations geben oa be SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. sak Ww Wulte Woman to fea the ork *) ea Becher #5 ral a Eibeeng clean, coo! and convenient, tefereucrs ex- | Givat SURTRWESE, 8. of a : : — tate, 51 m ae m3 12 N WUE made under the authority of that clause of the ctvil SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Piet payors pa Silk Pluses for fancy work of everyde- | \WWANTED-TEN CHAMBPEMAIDE TAUS = ANTED-NOW READY, THE LPR oF andl x | ROH EST PLEASANT. RNISHED. noows | FON REST-AT 89 12h ST wa HOUSE service rules which ordains that there shall be, 80 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. scription. All the art shades. Special value, Ab ee Ce eas afi AE in, by Geo. F. Dawson. The only biography Required es Smpomure: LOL st mw. References | turaimhod, to mult; rent reasotable — th far as practicable and useful, examinations of a jae magnificent stock of light underwear and gen- viz: colored, for the city. COOMBS & BURG: BGS O90 F aprovel by 5 = forms and torsiiory s R RENT-A17 2D ST, N Wl aTWo FUL: JOR RENTO11¢ x HAMPSHIRE AVE. suitable character to test the fitness of persons for SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. eral fornishing; with which our gents’ furnish- 19-inch Silk Plush—pistache, new blue, EDA WHTTE GRE TO Ole ne FOMORSE: general agent O22 Fet.nw. my? Be Frrooms on third cor dseieabi call ond is pol peblise ely g28 ber Sati promotion in the service, and empowers the com- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ime soak te Healy gaiaaeies eas to and garnet. Only $1.25 per yard. Woe tor Ne faaily Cpe oe J ANTEDSECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Cade | SP — : = | EOWAGGAMAN, 17 Fat, now may 7 att mission to make regulations, under which exaint- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. é iors ae 19-inch Silk Plush—golden olive, light 2G; myo-3t | nola Surat Gorerhice ths uignest cess prose | F Gtatating pone oer on eee FARCE COM, | IPO MEDT — NEW SIX ROOM BOUKES, winii nations for promotion shall be conducted, and all ‘The extraordinary values (we dislike the term blue, terra-cotta, and dark olive. Only $1 we FIRST-CLASS ASSISTANT de paid. Address H. BAUM, 219-281 7th st sw. my? | for litt housekeeping, in a new. first-claa l: | promotions made; and im accordance with the SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. “bargains” to be found therein are sure to sur- parent” B sie cae rece OT city. mse” V ‘ANTED — HORSES PASTURED AT 84 PER on exposure; 815 per mouth. terms of this clause the new rules are ep- _ - no = th. fe \. near lensbyur Nenty of —E = _. <idiadl “Sagudidsenid Sin pucuatidens Gi tha Gaaeiaeel SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘guins aad Slane peal “nigaiee Ga ates (Main floor, rear of 1013 F street, annex.) Nv Tepe babi RSMID HELPER, BY Wat seem aeede Sater ang peels RENT 13TH AND, N 190.9140 te a deguateaeanial daria" "Tick Gul. GoGo! oe an SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. "a uae ee cal eee es. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. | ee aR ie bo LIGHT HOUSEWouk | mT ee tom Tertas ey losses Hh i ‘ that of unjust promotions, in the absence of exam- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Won't val ‘family; white preferred ; ae ad it W: ANTED—A HORSE, ABOUT 7 OR 8 RIGHT OR RENT—FOUR NICE! FURNISHED | 2° Sattasel Gan ta “Mibgartmnade umaatatse sad os ack. cae gacauaed vertising generally. Won't you examine the ‘North Capitol st, Ser | VY oars old, weight 1.100 10 1.200, ibs: sound, kind | I Rooms, with bath; sscond foot 1140 Suistuw Be br, 93 230 Manes 9 ercive influence from the outside, and prejudice is is ‘Underwear, Hosiery, Scarfs, Ties, Shirts, Col- Bosrox Hovse Brann Or -Corroxs. WSs SStBs (0. 1 UNTON CARPENTERS, aud fat Yor ae 198, Star office. state |“ my7-2t" ie ) L2th st. nw. 13r 80 501 Ret ne. Or... 19 So orimipy Chee ares Geb be CE 8 er lars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs and general furnish == Apply 4 ML DUNS, 1018 oth at, nw. after Op. | 07s erEDCTRY A FOUND OF BUTTERINE at | PUL SNENT. THREE PLEASANT, COMMU Tage. | Shosmn et a HE BS as pointing officers.” So far as the new regulations 5 z ‘A company of Boston Gentlemen have See Se widens | Widcene a per pound. and it it. dont compare favor. family; 1316. 13th st; moderate rent i r provide competitive examinations, suitable to test ings for gentlemen displayed in our windows established a Bleachery for Bleaching Cotton men: Wages #1.50 to $2 ver day. women cooks, | SetSyour: money. “Sulla 40-50-31" Canter Markee PLEASANT, UNFU Mtness for promotion, they are not criticised 1n 24-| since White Suite will be.the prevailing cos-| with pricesattached? Stacks of duplicates are with references; ‘this and other cities, F. | “SL ssu'g wey Rooms, on second tloor, bath and gas: car vance, but the result of experiment 1s awaited. ‘The power conferred upon the head of the bureau or department to mark for efficiency gives expe- rience some consideration in making promotions; and the regulations may In regard to promotions work well. The objectionable feature of the new rules is that which falsifies the title under whieh it figures, and the authority under which ft pre- ‘tends to be made by providing examinations, not to ascertain fitness for promotion, but to furnish a ground for reduction in class or dismissal from the service. If it is intended that the clerks now em- ployed by the government, who perform their duties so well that they cannot be displaced for inefficiency, are to hold thelr places at the mercy of examiners on miscellaneous topics, that rule should be promulgated with responsibility and ‘Ubat position openly taken. The provision should not be allowed to sneak tn without authority, ‘under false colors, in “regulations for promotion.” One result of smuggling the provision into ‘these regulations is that an examination to test fitness for the duties of a higher class than the ‘one occupied 13 also made a part of the test of it- ness to hold the office, which the clerk 1s already performing so eMciently that he cannot be dis. charged. It also compels an examination of every- ‘body, whenever vacancies occur in the next higher lass, at short intervals if vacancies are suM™- clently frequent. The whole thing 1s absurd. If there is a chance for promotion, let those ambitious for an advance compete, and let the examination be of such a character as to test fitness to fll the higher position. If there are to be examinations to test the fitness of clerks to hold the positions they occupy they should not be held irregularly, whenever sufficient vacancies occur fn & higher class, and should test the capac- ity wo perform present duties, not ability to Mla ‘higher and different place. One of the good fea- tures of civil service reform was its promise of stability of tenure of office to the efficient, with- out regard to politics. This provision threatens that stability, and is a concession to the demand to “turn the rascals out,” though spolls- men may still be slightly hampered by the rules in controlling the vacated positions. Only tmeMictent clerks could formerly be dis- charged; the efficient may now be discharged for tallure to answer questions having ro connection with thelr duties. The power of dismissal will be enlarged a hundred fold. Washington will feel the effect of this perversion of the spirit of the law. The body of faithful and experienced clerks will feel the old uncertainty. Not the perform- ance of their duties, or avowediy their political opinions, will determine the question of office holding, but their mastery of the round of human kuowledge and thelr acquired ability to answer assorted conundrums. What W: loses, however, in the uneasiness and changeable- ness of her ofice-holding population it may be expected to gain as an educational center. When every clerk, no matter what his age and experi. rience, must hold himself in constant readiness to ‘tume, we deem it wisdom to offer at cost price all our Suits of Silk.§ Cashmere, Flannel, Tricot Cloth, Serge, ‘Tweed and English Cloth. Our suits being copies of the most stylish and latest importations are cut identi- cally the same, and, being made up with every atten- tion to detail as in Custom-Made Suits, they must not becompared with the orninary Ready-Made Suits. ‘The reduced prices, however, bring them to the same Prices, Some of the Suits are unique, and, having but one of @ style your presence is requested to-mor- row, Suit Department, second floor. TAKE THE ELEVATOR, TAKE THE ELEVATOR. ‘TAKE THE ELEVATOR. TAKE THE ELEVATOR TAKE THE ELEVATOR. TAKE THE ELEVATOR be examined, whenever vacancies in the next higher class furnish ghe occasi®n, and must forfeit. ‘his present position if the questions in two exam. jnations are less than three-fourths answered, universities, colleges, schools and private tutors may be expected to flourish here like green bay trees, and cramming be reduced to a sctence. > = Henry George has certaigly started his anti- poverty crusade on a business basis when he sells The best seats at one of his popular meetings for four hundred dollars, and his audience shower the stage with coins into the bargain. The question ‘Which ts bound to stare him in the face, however 4s, how long this vigorous interest will continue. For awhile, of course, the novelty of the move- ment will keep it buoyant, but afterward it must settle down, like other reforms, into a regular Foutine. Whereis the support to come from then? ‘The people who are so poor as to need the assist- ance of an anti-poverty soctety cannot supply the ‘means for its sustenance, any more than a man, in ‘the familiar illustration, can lft himself up by ‘pulling at his boot-straps; and the people who are Denevolent as well as ricn can better afford to con- tribute to the anti-poverty fund if it is not to be Aepleted by the cost of hoiding weekly meetings in expensive public halls. There may be consider- able doubt in the minds of his fellow-citizens gen- erally whether Mr. George can abolish poverty from the earth by organizing a society for that ‘Purpose, or by any other practical means; but as Jong as he goes about his effort in a peaceful, hon- orable and law-abiding way, there is not one of ‘Shem who will not heartily wish him well. —_——— rri*shall turn out that Richard Pigott was the author of the Pheentx Park letter aseribed to Mr. Parnell, as well as the writer of sundry blackmafl- ing letters to the Irish National League of Amer- dea, he must be set down as the most graceless scamp yet unbung. It has been Ireland’s misfor- ‘Tune, ever since her struggle for liberty began, to ‘be the victim of treachery at nearly every turn. But it fs not often that a Judas follows up his work with the devilish persistency that this man ts ac- cused of. To lay his vows of jloyalty on the auc- tion-block was bad enough, without adding forgery aad Ubel to forsweariny —<—<———— A recently appointed United States consul, pass- ing through New York, figures in the police courts ¢ that city 45 a victim of the time-worn bunco Swindle. one hundred dollars the worse off for his experience! It ts respectfully suggested to the De- partment of State that a man who reads the news- papers and uses his wits with so little effect as that, 15 not likely to make a brilliant success as a representative of the commercial interests of this country at a foreign port. _—<—<—<— It ts doubtless due to the quick thought and prompt action of Captain Traube that the sad casualty which befel the steamer La Champagne ‘was not an appalling disaster. The fate of :hirty odd emigrants who perished was deplorable, but tu acertaim sense lt was but the outworking of nature’s pringiple of retribution that the men | who were ready to sacrifice everybody else for their own salvation were the only ones to suffer destruction, $$$ ‘The interstate commerce bill now figures as an enlarged ahd comprehensive civil rights measure. A colored man who has been “discriminated” against and long and short hauled from a car, de- mands from the commission thai the penalties of the aw be applied to the raftroad. Moreover, the Jaw seems to cover such a case. —————— TAKE THE ELEVATOR. TAKE THE ELEVATOR, TAKE THE ELEVATOR. TAKE THE ELEVATOR. TAKE THE ELEVATOR. TAKE THE ELEVATOR. 2 Before going upstair please stop at THE BARGAIN COUNTER, near to door of No. 1117 Pennsylvania ave. ; it contains To-morrow, for 39. = Daach of Fine French Flowers and Ostrich Feather ips. IPPPL Af =. T1gS8q ope AE H BPP AAE AA HSss, Po oa ALLLLA All Sss5 RRR Ta mm EURO OY y aa Eo Pak fk R HOO ¥ A ALLL E (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) myo 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. "ARD-WIDE INDIA 5 Y MORTE bee LINON, 3XC. PER YARD; BLUM: my7.2t° 745-747 Bth ste. Abit MOOL FINE DOUBLE WIDTH DEBEIGE, and miged grey 20. ony8-3t hind Leas Tithe ne.” om Ts 51 Plea oat um ot cco EEE N TTT 88, 3 gob Ri y & & @o BE NNN T - Coo REE NNN T Ss = 17 CENTS buys s pair of good Muslin Drawers, tucked, cambric ruffle, felled seams, and finished in first-class style. 9 dozen in the lot. 17 CENTS buys s good Muslin Chemise, with cotton Jace edging and felled seams. 12 dozen in the lot. 17 CENTS buys & good Muslin Corset Cover, high Reck, and finished with Torchon lace. 12 dozen in the lot, 17 CENTS buys « plain Muslin Skirt, with a deep hem. 2 dozen in the lot. In this 17-cent sale we can allow but one garment of ‘kind to a customer. ‘Look st our tucked-yoke CHEMISE, with inserting ‘and embroidered edge, at 42 cents. ‘Look at our Cambric Chemises, with three rows of embroidered inserting, tucked yoke, and cambric ruffle. Price, 59 cents. Look at the values weare offering in our 50-cent line. Everything we handle in MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR will be found on the second floor, and our stock comprises high-priced and extra fine goods, as well as those of a cheaper grade. s THE BBE 00 NNN Be 92 ERS EBB NNN BB OO NKN BBB 00 «ON NN ~ A RRR cCO H H FER axe aA Eee go HUE E x AA BRE HHH gE MMoAA RR COOH HE... MMM oA A RR COO H H EzEeT myo «316-318 SEVENTH ST. X. W. Gea guauity TY FIGUHED LAWNS, 2X0. PER BLuws, 371G ‘745-747 8th at. s.'¢. "73, ATLANTIC CASHMERE, IN ALL THE &: new eliotro Bib the new ‘shades, including = short 125s SSE a. If any spectacle 1s calculated to stir the souls cf congress in the direction of the upbuilding of a new navy, % must be that of Lillian Nordica, an American songstress, singing “Rule, Britannia’ a& the opening of an American exhibition in the ‘ety of Londen! Maz J. P. Pam 1007 ¥ STRERT NORTHWEST, TapukTER, Beving just returned from New York with her last Inmportation of POREIGH NOVELTIZ£S, ‘Wl chow, the COMING WEEK, the LATEST in inside. Walkin and handlethem. You needn't ‘buy. Just see them and feel of them—that's all. See the values we are offering. See the elegant styles weare showing. See the great variety from which s selection can be made, and if you don’t buy your summer outfit from us its because you're already supplied. SAKS AND COMPANY. Substitute the words “Spring and Summer Clothing” for “underwear and general furnish- ings,” and we apply precisely the same argu- ment. Right here it maymot be out of place to apologise in advance of any possible disappoint- ments that may have occurred in the delivery of packages on last Saturday. In addition to our four delivery wagons we had to employ two ‘cabs to send goods home. In the press of busi- ness itis possible some were disappointed. If such was the case, we can only throw ourselves onthe kind indulgence of those who were so disappointed. SAKS & COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, my9 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. are my7-2t* Ye my6-3t iG DEPARTMENT BOOMING WITH BAR- Fancy Matting 14c. per yard, UM'S, 745-747 81 e. GRANDEST LAY-OUT OF SHORT-END ‘goods you ever saw. At the Double Combination, 1gTund (S43 Hithat se. Tioeexse Svccess ‘Has Crowned Our Summer Opening of ‘Thousan3s of persons can testify to the mira- culous BARGAINS which we sold last week. Just consider fora moment the wonders which we offer this week: BARGAIN NO. 1. LADIES’ BRIGHT DONGOLA KID BUTTON HAND- eaves flexible and stylish, 81.97 Every pair worth 50. BARGAIN NO. 2. LADIES’ HAND-SEWED BRIGHT DONGOLA and 1 FRENCH KID OXFORD TIES, 81.97; worth 83. BARGAIN NO. 3. LADIES" FINE CURASO KID OXFORD TIES, NEW- PORT BUTTON AND TIES, hand and machine-seweds ‘Common Sense and Opera toes, $1.23 only. BARGAIN NO. 4. GENTS’ HAND-SEWED, FAIR STITCHED LOW AND HIGH QUARTER WAUKENPHAST, 83.97; sold allover at 85. BARGAIN NO. 5. GENTS’ HAND-WELT, FAIR-STITCHED, LOW AND HIGH QUARTER, LACE AND BUTTON, PRINCE ALBERTS, at $2.97. BARGAIN NO. 6. PRINCE ALBERTS, OXFORD TIES AND in lasting, light CALF AND DONGOLA, at 81.25 t0 92.47, 1, BEILBRUN, THE LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE. ‘Leader of Low Prices Since 25 Years, 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. $27 Seo Old Lady in Window. P.8.—TICKETS AND CHROMOS FOR ALL. myo ANKE INDIGO BLUE PRINTS 6C. PER BLUM’ _my7-2 745-747 8th at. we. Gea TIRE FRENCH SATINES, IN PLAIN AND ‘figured to match ; elegant novelties in short Double Combination, Lith ste. vest Hoaxo-Rew Laces AT HALF PRICE. ‘We have just purchased to great advantage alot of ‘Hand-Run Mazarin and Marquis Laces, and offer them athalf their value. They are the finest goods, and the prices are low. WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES at half price. Prices from 83 to $8. Full quantity of plain material. and trimming. All of our Choice French SATTEENS reduced to 30c. FIGURED LINENS, neat patterns. One yard wide, ‘30c.; worth 75c. GREAT REDUCTIONS EVERYWHERE. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, = 919 Ene ti ‘Muslins, known as the “Canton Blesch”” patented process—the only bleaching process ‘awarded gold medal—and, recognizing their intrinsic worth, we have undertaken their sale for this city. The Cotton will be known as the “Boston House" brand, and are so stamped, These Cottons come highly recom- mended, especially for their whiteness, soft- ness, and durability. They are extensively used by manufacturers for undergarments, and are pronounced by them to be the best they have ever made up. The process is similar to the old-fashioned grass bleach in value, making them feel to the body like old cottons often-times washed. They are supe- wior to other cottons for the following reasons: They are full-strength fiber, not being injured by strong chemicals in bleaching. ‘They contain nothing but pure cotton fiber—no clay, sizing or other chemicals being used to make them spear heavy, and which fall disappear when the cloth is washed. They are the softest and best finished cottons, and its possible to sew through as many thicknesses a3 will run through the machine, without breaking the needle. They aro more durable than other brands for the reasons that the threads are not weakened by chemicals in bleaching. They are warranted not to mildew or turn yellow. We desire every one of our chstomers to ‘examine these Cottons, feeling positive that they are all they claim to be, and that an im- Partial trial will readily demonstrate their intrinsic worth, “Boston House” D. D. Muslin, for skirt- ing, &c., only 9c. per yard. “ Boston House” C. C. Muslin, heavy qual- ity, for shirta, &e., only 10c. per yard. “Boston House” B. B. Muslin, extra fine quality and soft finished, especially for fine underwear, only 10c. per yard. “Boston House” A. A. Muslin, extra heavy fine thread, especially for shirts, under- ‘wear, &c,. only 11c. per yard. “Boston House” A 1 Muslinis rated as the best bleached cotton made, only 12%4c. per yard. “Boston House” XX Cambric, soft and pliable, light wear for summer wear, rated ing the superior of any cambric of a imilar weight, only 1234c. per yard. GB These estimable goods will be found in the Basement, F-street front. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S SUN BONNETS, 13c. EACH; WORTH 35c., at aodi'and 13) 1243 11th st! ne. Woxpay, T'vespay, Axn Wepvespax., | * SPECIAL SALE OF LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS At Specially Reduced Prices, A Shoe Horn Presented with Every Pair. Ladies’ Kid Oxford and Newport Ties, 73e. ‘Ladies’ Common-Sense Oxford Ties, 98c, Ladies’ Fine Hand-Made Low Button, 81.23. Ladies’ Fine Oxford Ties (fivedifferent styles), 8148. Ladies’ Patent Leather Oxford Ties, 81.60. ‘See our Great “Norma” and “Tycoon” $2 Ties. Ladies’ Genuine Serge House Slippers, 22c. Ladies’ Kid Opers Slippers, 50c. Ladies' Dongola Kid Opera Slippers, 73c. Our $1.50 Fine Opera Slippers, this week $1.10. Gents’ Solid Low Button and Ties, $1.23. Gents’ Genuine Calf Low Shoes, $1.98. Gents’ Genuine Kangaroo Low Shoes, 82.5 Our Famous 83 Hand-Welt Calf Low Shoes. All 85 Custom Low Shoes this week $3.85, Infants’ Fine Kid Slippers ffm 25c. up. ‘Misses’ and Childs’ Heel or Spring Heel Slippers 50c., 75c., and $1. Boys' and Youths’ Low Shoes from 75c. up. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, myo 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE. 3i BUENHASL Employment Ofices, 630 and o32F y ANTED UNG SAND SETEONGURTETEE Girl as chambermaid and waitress... Address L. M. Star offic my9-4t* J ANTEDA WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, Wasi id iron for @ family of three; must bes good ‘ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, FOR THE COUN- try, a Butler and Valet understanding his duties; also, # Footman or in livery. Apply office vormley’s Hotel. Wars FIRST-CLASS COAT HAND. a a Girl as pantaloon band: wages for right one. Apply atH. HEIL & CO.’S, 315 Pennsylvania | ave. n.W. ANTED—A GENTLEMAN TO MANAGE ONE O71 our departments: former experience not neces sary, but active business man preferred: salary, weelly for beginning. Apply F. THUE! Bw. V Inguii a Whibtts and Sne that iss Christian wishes s tion Of any kind not afraid of work: can furnis Dost of reterence: Address 402 Ist st.w ‘ANTED-A RESPECTFUL WHITE BOY, FROM 16 to 18 years of ave, to wait in ice-cream saloon. Galtat 1714 Peunsyvania ave. nw. myo ‘TED BOYS WITH GOOD SOPRANO VOICES ANStJoun’e choir. Salsries paid. Apply Tues aay evening nt 6:30 p.m: at the CHOTR ROOM. ShyTakin at! z se ANTED-A TIDY GIRL, TO COOK, WASH, fron, aud genera? housework, for a family of two. Apply at thet., West Washington. 1ay?-2t" FANTED-A GENERAL AGENT OF EXPERT rience, to take change of the “linpertal Edition of Zell's New Address, with references, to | $f MUL WOOD ZELE: Publisher, Phiisdelphin my ?23e | 'ANTED—A MAN OF EXPERIENCE AS MANA- “Weer of Washington Inn," Georgetown Heirs, apvly to BATEMAN & CO. 1411 Pats ‘ANTED—100 WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN W io salegmnen, aaletadine, white sont, nen “far and dairy hands; this and other cities. SOR AAT a Laney, Name and and Os anew. my 7-6t* rANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS NURSE; tnust have ooiaae refereiices and stay at nights, ct , CHAMBER- \ EEE Ee wife tor Yani, aan, and wife for daieyr French chet white butler. NaT. LABOR BUR. U, 517 7th. m7-. ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO GO TO THE Wictitey 20 cooks Apply 1338 Fate my7-28 3\\ ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO COOK, (W 7“suriand iron. Mfuat come well recommended. Inquire 1420 6th st. nw. emny tate ANTED—A PAPERHANGER'S APPRENTICE, A (W Sinte Boy beewcen fifteen and soventecn years of sgn, ug drees H, care carrer 40 city post oa my6-3t ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, TO COOK AND Wak with washing and ifoning. “G09 1 st. nee. my6-3t NTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD business: state Warsi ane last piace of employment. Address AVy ANTED-A GENTLEMAN WELL-ACQUAINTED Wi ntithe mrocery trade tn Washington aud Vicia dle our goods. Address “The ‘Maryland Moots, on. SicElderry’s Whart’ Baltimore, Md. tar office. | my6-3t ‘ANTED_AGENTS FOR THE COLUMBIA M Wis! Tite Amoctation, ‘Cail available for loses over $9,000. Business written since April 15, $210,- 000. “FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. | my6-61 ‘ANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS "Wier slignt sud profitable employment; no picture ‘business; no humbug. Send 10c. for a valuable pack- ave to commence on.. Only afew hundred will be di (eibated. “Address “ALBAN , DUNDORE potty Peet Por alt kin MED ladies. Men and woren,white of duunestic labor, for cliy and 717 Most. Dw. apl5-21 p—AN ee "EARNEST MAR Ned gutside, principal cities. to represent in ‘responsible house, Good salary [ANUFACIUBER SUPT, mb! x F. CHRISTNER’S 7 ANTED LEARNERS ¢ new “International Tailor System” with any inch- “ineasure alone, a8 all scientific tailors and ris. Berlin and’ London dressmakers cut. jearned, rapid,comprehensive aud practical, systeni in America teaching the above and ‘which needs no reiting. Patterns cut, materials fitted, Tasted: draped of made. The syste tauglit by Mine. PMOSLESTER “Conservatory” Of Modes," 1292 Fat. niw., Wastington, D.C. Spa tose ‘ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING and fitting by the actual measurv and square rule, a1 reduced price; cutting, Atting and patterns cut to Mesure, at 1010 F st. u.w., Walter Building, £2 ¥ raleor t2j gminent WANTED—SITUATIO NS. "ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN A CLERKSHIP OF Wane kind; competent to act as bill or shipping clerk; a Uieeie 818 ip the grocery; best reterenc Address CLERK, 913 12th st. amy9- ‘A LADY TEACHER, POSITION AS. mer. eee) molerat . Star Office. )—] rcOLOMED GIRL, A SITUATION cookie also. Call 420 ‘Franklin st, it NTED— KNOWN THAT Peis servants in all cay and colored, with city references. COO: GEs8, Employment Bureau, 26 F st. nee ED-BY A WHITE CATERER CHA\ Ware at maa New York references, Address SWEDE, Star‘ my9-2t RE a acitien— whites & BUR- E and ED—BY A WHITE GIRL, A SITUATION Woitreerde A wtuberwork und sew Referens given. Willing to leave city, Inguire sw. corer Gouhecticut uve, and Mest. n.w. Call for three days. 1t° ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS ol AN ntion as chanberinaid or uutse: city oF cowl: riPggnasguon to travel. Call at Present employers, (2 18th st. mye JPIRE GHECK NAINSOOK, ALL WIDTH CHECKS, ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY WHO IS A PEN- Wis clerk and 5%e., in short ends, At the e-writer, a Situation at. rete Double Combinat red ces. Address M. A. 5. my6-36 rtiiand Leas Tithe; ee,_| SBUAEy: hae food retere MaS7-Se ag NTED PORTIONS ‘FOR 5 MM COOKS, 10 New Aso Desmastz Goons A New Supply of Krinkles, beautiful styles, 10 125, and 15¢. All Woolen Dress Goods at reduced prices, Beautiful Styles Satines, 12%, 15 and 25c. ‘White Goods cheaper than ever known before. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at the lowest prices. One case Short Lengths Zanzibar Ginghams, 10c., ‘worth off the piece 15c. Our Hosiery and Underwear Department well sup- plied, at popular prices. Polite Saleamen to serve yor. JOHNSON «torrets, ‘713 Market Space. Ae eee LN ‘ENDS, PLAIN Fe Sy Eee At Drow Ropvertoss ‘MRS. MJ. HUNT 1241 and 1243 Lith st ne. IN DRESS GOODS. ‘Has just returned from New York, and invites atten- Psa ‘ tion to the latest styles in PARISIAN BONNETS and DRY-AIR REFRIGERATORS, ote ATS and the most clegant novelties in FINE MILLI- WATER COOLERS, ICE CHESTS, Great Bargains in Choice Wi SUITING AND FREEZERS, CHECKED SUITINGS Neweet Slaw ees my7 1309 F street n.w. of the most approved kinds. MEREDUOK SATINES. Ty) PLAIN COLORS, J. W. BOTELER & S0¥, _my6-3t ana SES Tee ae, | _my7-3t $28 Penertrene averse These things Erineat wool gee ASH GOODS, = feive nrent chon? tormmmer |Tae Best Summe Dank Pass ea a ne Ur finest asced £551 Sere, Sony Printed INDIA SILKS re- seen scr to my6-3t BAD. srenieet barwan ever eine ® Peduced to 75e. The Ee for BLACK SUBAHS and RHADAMES. Special prices. Hn 1 EMBROIDERED PONGER ROBES st half price. % M. BURCHARD & BRO. sckarat@* MOIRE PARASOLS. The noveity of the | my7.ot ‘Pennsylvania ave., cor. 43 st. Kan ‘EW PATTERNS IN ‘TAILOR, W. M. SHUSTER & S0N8, ‘rage for cool summer 416 9TH ST. 3.W, my 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | _my6-3t : SATRLSTEEED Pauasoie, atx anapes, 91.78; | Fy, my 746-747 Gtheene._| pon negular Cplaeoaly 85.50 per donen _ . 8. 9, tea, | my7 “iis Tete | most 4 ladies’ maids, 3 seain- help; all nationally F. M. BUR. “my7-6t" WwW Shaipbermads, 10 nares, hhahds; other stresses nmer, regorts ‘and county, HAM, 630 and 632 F st. n. w. ‘ANTED— KNOWN — THE HEADQUARTERS Wir ar’ Fee re, ic ane ale a REDIGKSNAT LABOR BUREAU, olf fthat moe A;ANTED—BY A LADY A POSITION .AS COM- TW ition toan invaiidlady, or governess to children, SI German and French. 'No objection to traveling ‘sbroad. Address J. fice. ee ED BY UNG LADY, AL HOME WITH Wek a Erereatey no ot ypuection: ‘will teach iaily’ for branches, several pours ally {or ‘German, Music. HARTWELL, 1134 6th sen ‘my6-3t_ N AS TEACHER FOR TWO ANouthe, ee singreare fs experience in public schools, Ane oe oo Money no object. References given. Adi ‘Star office. _WANTED—HOUSES —TO RENT MAY 15, NEAT HOUSE Woseeto mais Uaioe sso sO. ‘my9-3t* jults. PROMPT ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR THE Nee gz, for pelt and wite, four 1p f all Tee ae 10 66 se yearly, rth about $3,000. Add PROMPT, Hear Ware EE Jat, FOR. anu ttsrs Bost of references Po es ‘ANTI BY ry (good penman) books to an by contract to suit Vv PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER arties: charges, very Address BOOK- Rein Star office. my lw or meters ng a i water Pi in your yards ae =) real and pape fa jad ai shortest ‘notice, call on DAN'L 3. MOFFAT, 414 434 st. Wx ‘TED_—R, WASHINGTON AGIC CREAM OR INSTANTANEOUS CURE. fata as on face or body cured. Moth, pim- ack-heads, vulgar rednes foclal disfigurenents, Teao Blexion ios Address or to all who use it festimoniais on pplication. 6) oer bor. y ists. 50c. and $1 per toany address. Pervene-Bme ANTEDPARTY FROM THE SOUTH WILL Pay higher prices for first-class Second-hand Ser W. Clotling than was ever paid in Washington, Add: Box 110 Star office. ap2sime yANTED-EVERYBODY 10 THAT A positive remedy for Malaria, Fever snd Ayueis ELIXIR BABER: also, the best tonic for strengthens | ing the system: A pure'verstable compound: contains noquinine. At tomy "ANTED— HORSES. TO PASTI Thorwes 9 specialty; box sta juired. horses called for. x at Pric c S11 Oth stn wes form on ahs. toads fallen ity, O.H. P. CLARK, Sligo, M '$-Lmo* y ANTED—UPHOLSTERING OF FINE PARLOR and other furniture: slipcoverscutand made; hair mattresses renovated aid remade, Urata god shipped." Fine cabinet repairing. GG. Halt, Practical Upholsterer, 1906 14th st.mw. —_api8-Im* TAN WidGNSTON, Attorney at Law Woot de Ee Dro Building, will pay cash Yor Miltary Bounty Land Warrants issued for services in auy-war prior wo the ; 3 bottles for $1, RE— KEE is for grain Tecdine Rebellion. raha - ah 18-3" WANTED STEAM, DYEING AND CLEANING. With entirely new machinery Iam prepared to clean or dye ladies’ or gentlemen's clothing in best Workmankke manner atid on shore ouce. 27 experience: POSEY, 111 called for and delivered. ee NDBILLS, 4x 30 sis, Hea 0 $10, 50,000 $22 ge He's, Big workme sortment antique, satin, finen, tnt Pte letter, pote sud bill ead pay DEKSON & MOORE, 1010 and Enon : W 4 STED-S00 CANT WALK WELL WITHOUT ‘The Star Heel Plato. ‘Saves your shoes wonderfully. ap]i-Im* Your déater has it. WANTED BUSINESS “MEN 70 LEAVE THEIR orders with us for neat Job and book printing. We fF quick work 'T, Phitters and Eu ANTED—AT GEN. E. FL farm, horses to winter at 88 perm. :box stal * T80,000 est an colored and e city. Puave. .w. AN make aspecialty of mhz A) vers, th stn. BEALE'S STOCK is: race 3.30 per mn. bores called for hd ret = BT 7 Huy scales, 10th and Las, av. Jal4-Gin V ANTED MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX terminated from carpets, forrs 7 onig process which ea kill feu. Hot Naptha Gae ACH. CHACE & BRO., 616 La. ave. 20 WANTED STEAM CARPET “GLEANING. | NO Tipping, by our prccess. “Tesephoue 115-6. A. H.CHACE & BHO. G16 Ly ave. ‘apzd ANTED— COMMISSIUNER OF DEEDS | FOR every State and Territor us joner, JOHN E. Bi SUSY Fae ae (notice from 9 am, too pane Tolophone 344°. “ES BUSINESS CHANCES ARTY DOING GOOD BUSINESS, BUT LACKING y means, desires to borrow $500, giving notes $2,000. Lab- CASH, Star P read dectired by deed of trust on stock ‘wort ral preniiam allowed, Addrea READY office Taner: ITH jon at once. arbie-top counter, for sale. 928 Penn. ave. a moe” R SALE. ONE “© THE BEST BUSINESS COR- ners in South Wastington: fine grocery and ‘stand, with bar-room License couiplete. ‘For particulars, call at 300 13th st. &.w. my-3t” 00K AT THIS—YOU CAN HAVE YOUR FURNI- I stare and boxes, stored at 5 New York ave. uw. ‘charge by load or bulk; goods hoisted by el myo-lint Mt. FS REAMER, OF OG ctric Telephone Stock; have inmediate ney. Addres E. H. COMEGYS, 310 St. Paul Baltimore, Md. may 7st ‘OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—ON EASY TERMS, od- will, stock and nxtures of Palace Market, cor c HHBBers, 1329 F st. oI TA LARGE AND NICELY. -ARRANGED parding-house: cheap; in first-class order; near Governuent Printing OMice.. ‘Inguire FW. CALe LAGHAN, corner North Capitol and Lats. ‘my OR SALE HOUSE, THREE STORY, BAY WIN- dow, pressed brick, fine rooms and bath. all rx émn_ improvements; shire ave. i. MACGil OR SALE—DRUG STORE, $1,800; AN EXCEL- [ jent Grocery Store, a number of Grocery and Pro- ¥ision Stores, cheap? Dimng Rooms, various other business chances aud ins. Commercial Office, 938 F st, D. RAMB pez VOW IS THE TIM: TOW FIGURES ON Furnace, Rangeand Latrobe. ‘Ateo, Hota i, Gut tering and Spouting. FT RUPPERTS, 122 7th st. ww. my5-0t* Stoves, Tinware, &c. E ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL, FOR cash and $0,000 long time. an exquisite iittle near 15th; also. for $12,000, property ‘worth’ $16.00 IN WLES & CO. \oar CosMERCTAL OFFICE, 958 F, ESTABLISHED Tor the purypan of disposing. of ‘bustiogs chatices, wichas Drie Nore, Dry Goods, Grocery, &e.” By out Flan ppuaveld publicity, wiics bass jurious effect Sn buisiness: Congult your interest by ha hae ine your bus. hess, if forsale, left at our office. D. RAM. 25 (OR RENT—A FIRST-CLASS seas STAND, 1808 14th st. n.w. The store is new and in one of ihe best business squares gn the street: Apply to the owner, W. 1804. ap13-1m DUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ON BLACKISTON Ssand: {OBI C. COMBS, Attorney-at-Law, mbhi8-2m* Leonardtown, Ma. A, Eee C.8. DEAN. ° HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealersin GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington, ‘Minneapolis and Chicago. Office: Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 Fst mnhe-3m— VASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY "Tid Fite Shoor STORAGE WAREBOUSE. ¥16 PA. AVE, N. W. (South Side.) Fervons going abroad, or loaving the city should Pany forthe sare keene 0 oft iedn nocurtinn ie Plate and other val Clothing, ronda | b rather See ante” pica bras, Tus cafpets, ie Bestored at iow rates. Take action belore, ‘fier, your valuablowire stolen or burned. “Gihce Hours: 9a mi, to -4 pea. £26-6m_“(Saturdays. 9. in. 8 5d ‘9TH 8ST. ETE Tae HANDSO! X FURNISHED Lene ie OOH To the well- know gure. 3 AND ESTS. NW, SEC eae ee ee "RST. cy RENT. FORNED ‘ROOMS, 1016 Renee ERSONS WHO MAY DESIRE WELL VENTILA- et ecablisked manent Sched at | Ss ont, stways clean nee a ED—BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS_WM. J. | 1233 Pennsylvania ave. Key at | comrnodated. OR Ri second floor: bath Ine st. L.w, furnished; re eren bed-room on Feta nd Woon, south exposure, on lit board. 221 E. Canitol floor. derate prices, JOR RENT—COR. Tent on or about June +1 door from and 8" Ist Sor batld 2th st. myt2m OR RENT_0? Boston Di two, offices: bie for Other business; rent OR REN’ Machin inonthly’ pa: myst LOST ched : valied as a 622 F st.nw. Gallery. from 5.886, it $15 % Star office. OST ered and. marked 7 OsT-a WHITE ‘Yer top. ing the ean to 1708 I SDMER, hours run found: good table: A) founty. Va. Mus. 8. ‘quier County, Va. NTED BOARD) NTLARGE wear lows Circle. heat, light ‘Telephone 911 9TH AND. MASS. AVENUE, Large nicely furpished front Rooms, ‘second and third floors, with Board. Southern and eastern ex- ‘Three lines of cara. References exchanged. b¥..now occured bY GG t., adjoint Apply to W. RILEY DE) tion “Theadocia Whitaker. iven if returned to the owner: 403 Penna av REWARD—1OsT venue Herd ANTED—EIGHT oor; hear Pension Ottice. References required, 4th st. m2 and st lw, DR _RENT—NICE ‘a come D ROOMS, ne ot I'st.. Grant row 3 30 jurnished: | well vei Closet; suitable for sincle eenth e rent only 87 ; reference n THOS. E. nnsylvania ay ling corner P pply to JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 Pi opportun business location. For further ‘narticul J. MeL. DODSO: ALF OF Fi ‘third patent ‘attorne moderate. FOR RENT--MISCELLA “LEARN TYPE-WEITING.” reuted at ®9 per mouthand sold on ments. dm “CALIGRAPH OFFI PLEASANT Sirst-class Table Board $15 per ‘and herdic For terms apnly to door north of F st, op Goods House; splendid location for lance Rooms, also, floor. WATERS, 606 11th st. nw. my 13TH ST. N.W.NICELY PUR: | and second floors; desirabie | "Table Boarders wit my T—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON | gas; convenient to three | ‘sof cars, suitable for cht housekeeping. eal my6-J ON SECOND FLOOR, TWO coM- municsting rooms unfurnished and large back room ‘5. Call at 1131 Oth at. R_RENT—SEVERAL NICKLY FURNISHED rows, with or without board; ailim. 1. my. 1 ny NISHED CONNECTED spt bg ag | bach on saiae floor; wine hall | Mya mb | Leth St —THIKD ston | E AIRY FRONT ROOMS, well; will be AGGAM: 706 D st. nsw. tional Bank of Republic Building. NE STORE, 6 HARD FOE F ‘T—OFFICES FOR RENT OR LEASE, 608 F st Light, convenient, and comfortable iuevranc |. C. LANG, 6 F FRONT HALL ROOM, 18T FLOOR, | Sun Building. BLE, Bascuuent. Price #13. apie. ND FOUN SEAR CORNER OF syivania ave., Saturday Evenin harm, with gold dollar on abd pioce Finder will receive lib- gral ewan for its return to Room 31, Pacitie Building, resent. TRAYED FROM 721 5TH ST. fQpoodle dog. iberal reward if return i y RGE IRISH SETT! ‘with white. MALACCA Hf st .w. kD FOR THE RETU! ‘Gollere Hille coutain COUNTRY BOARD. BOARD—$20 PER MONTH: down Potomac: airy noone: beautiful ioe; trusts: daily fuitoce : Mrs. WML BROWN, Comorn, King Ge my Oe . contain 833, feeen'? and 3 pain, Above reward to hinder if deft at | 3TH ST. A ‘gold medal, with inserip- A liberal reward will be my ‘ROLL OF MONEY IN | vriday., my7- , WELL-FEATH- natinfact ony Pe. fard will be given for his return to 1211 Q st. m7-st* CANE, WITH SIL- ‘A liberal reward will be paid on return- | TEN BOARDERS FOR the summer, trom June Ist to Octobor, 1g miles from depot, ual a hace daily, For particulars ad i. EDMONDS, Catlett i Best city references, COUNTRY, Gainesville, st.me. | ppomite tttice: | 2 NEOUS "933 F st. nw. Locket, | of chain | ve nu at ISSED—ON FRIDAY LAST A BLACK NEW | Foundland dog with white breast, collar and tar > Comm. ave.; reward if returned. Fau- st ‘TAINS AND ‘depot, 5 mails daily, telephone, lance rooms, all country products in avundance, i inoderate. Address TE Cabeat, ir 4030 Pea ct ih Bathe $r 13S Vav.ar 90 L111 3a at, Lat at ° 40 1806 | Or. 60 1532 [ath naw.atn, 80 | img on aprowmmentthorouch: | ‘Theabuve bolise aki be examined by pormit don 20 floor; all modern ituprovenents,” bath, | Cur efice vil) AMOMAS J. FISHER & CO. JAMES F. BARBOUR, my 4 Foto 14th sud B sts. nw. FOR BENT, POUSE 1807 ConoonaN sr JOR RENTCTRE LIVE rg ST. FEW | AY story brick, 10 rom anid bath, doors above K st. and Frankiin Park. New and at- | month, JNO. AL Pit fchivehoure. “Ueh ana boautigu location." Teawant, | uy Iw 1416 Pet a.m, Kelloer Bu haudsomely-farnieied rooms. Table of superior qual: | Traisient sud table. box | Fsietta AL sis aw y WL wt IO. War. M503 Clark wt. sow 550 OR RENT ATADY HAVING TAKEN A LARGE 2. M. PARKER, cor. 4 and E sts. aw. jehieherul posite: East Pr BEES’ Park, wid like to have @ few cultivated at mh Haat ‘Cayitol tt; near Othe VO rome, ai Persdus board with ber 40 Date. ap pps wood washibortod eat ule #4 = on BM. WALNEK & Co. FOR RENT—STORES. {pit REXT-FROM THE IST OF JUNE TO THE OR RENT_STORE 1416 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, for 3 may? ate Slangion Tor. re. .018 606 +t Broome, water and is G1 Wst., 6 rooius, water. 2126 10th at, 6 rooms, do. my7-lw Dre a Ist. rr, water 2 mi ND 2.) REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF aTivEk . A) colonia and white pointer pup sich stray Store 3010 Mt 1 Sfom 153 st. B.w., on the oth iust. Return to the full istappiy 4 above number and receive reward. La eo pin R cach oi pee OUND-ON F ST., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, A = ant iaanaatel Et jeather purse, with Some silver, two keys, &. Gall RonouTOWN, HEIGHTS. 4575 a a 2 rooms, mod. ims... piambi — ‘of the mont modern. 852.90 per tout OST_THIS MORNING, BET. 8 AND 10.1N A | CUSHICKIING, 1204 B20 stm ms ee JOR RENT—CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK No. filts | AO S10 11th st. n.w., 10 rooms, bach, cellar, Ae Soe hr * |p May 1a comner trick Lee 7 rae, 5. ALBERT F. FOX, ® an” anya RE RENT BRICK 93] M ST. NW) 9 ROOMS, ood ion, ¢30., Frame 2 sth st. a Tous, €25. Fraime 751 18th st aw, 7 rooms, ALBOMT FPOR.920 Pet nw my7 1106 STH ST. & ROOMS, M.Ly after June 1 (1: 8 ALOR: BR! ize Ft. ¢ | JOR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, POUR roots on & Hoot, Wolislocaced, on Ket, St BAXTEA & MACGOWAN, “1008, 1010 F's aw. ail modern 6 routs ‘AK CAYWOOD, JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED— Sunderland Place u.w., 10 rs, all m, ‘Small House, near Portiand Plats, €11. Lith st. n.w., wear Mase, ave. 9 Ps &. Meridian ‘ave, Mount Vieasant, pant Prospect “Hill, furnished, for #ummer, 250 mith. Bu2G7w* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1296 Pat.n#, JR RENT —1207 4TH ST. N.W., NEAK M, TWo Fag Brick : six rooms, bath juin farge seller. i: Test GO, 1 oct 21 Bint wtb stable ia alley EH FICKTANG. myé-ate | my6-3t 1264 20 st mw ON WILE BE OPENED May a RENT—A MOST DESIRABLE AND CONVE rooms cau now be selected: for particulars | B°Sfent is Teothn, ne particu. address J.B CLAGETT, Brigutwood, D.C. Been ine ti seame tt fe Es iariy good plum nd excellent flow of ‘water. ONS DESIRING TO SPEND A PORTION OR | S/akiug tubes. ‘ion June 1 to Nover, Pot ths oummer ine nbealthy “locality cone way oe eae 308 Na myer jenient to raiirou, cam procure Teasneble | 301 7 DacED Tae NES Fates by arplyins b09. HOLL, Hoageerie Berkeley | K toasts on binnees Puce eat beret oe Be County, W iny6-3t* raed ¥ ai aoe Soe — in a 7 y~s NK FARM, 2 MILES ly XAN- rable colored tenants only. ren! aeaaen entclam accom mee ds wate |B CHAS. E. BANES, B06 Fist mw. myb-te fruit, ice, milk in pr sc rae 8 por JOR RENT-THE NEW DOUBLE HOUSE, COR, Eee SPuiNe BAS flexan- | Bot 34 and A sta. ne. containing nite soot, all Gta, Va. SyS-1m* _ | juodern improvements: beastitui located the ATA, PEEASANT COUNTRY SEAT. IN THE | Capstol; rut $59, CHAR. E. BAN NES, SOG Fst nw. ins of Vin fommper mouths, ‘Address SAMES RTT pysaee ton, Pappabannock County, Va. TUE WASHINGTON INN, ON TEN road, Georgetown Heixhts, shout June, 1 Eien wi ‘Rooms ‘can Tenleytown Coach Line will run coaches sugiariets starting from the corner of High and Sod “dingeass will to, Woodley’ ley danesnd return, “Pare Seeuta my-Te LEYTOWN ‘be open on or Pees wen yall mod. imp. 635.00 15335 8th at. n.w.. 9a! mo ; um 1s Dae aE 80.90 TSE Aah at a, § room, hod. tn i000 L iis &. Save. m4 roams e ‘By GAS, oR RE! oom HOUSE CLEVE: jad ave, newly paper for eumier monte, ther beet rege NT my6-3t 1407 F st. nw. 1 RENT_SMALL HOUSF, SIX LOOMS, 1521 i re sitieeve, inet n Vermont fows Circle: good location. Avriy at P- or ewes ai Cai ai Yard, 120! stand ithode ro a myo jy SUITABLE (OT DESIRABLE $3, room eres _ Tea Sete oe T