Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING sTAR THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON WHURSDAY. May 12, 1Ss7. CROSBY S. NOYES. The Evening Star kas a regu! bows fide daily cirewlation more than treble at of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than chat efalt the other daily papers here added jometin THE STAR cannot wntertake return rejected communications, to preserve or Contributors whowish to possess their manuscripls, f un- used, should keep a copy. 88 Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, if its appearance the same day ts desired, reach the fice not later than 12 o'clock noon. "9 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters oF Communications on any subject. ‘The Post persists in its at sponsibility for the panic amo: those who point out, as distin Who create, the causes of a! ¢ the clerks upon uished from those ‘Tue Star did employes wou It was made by ‘those who, in opinion, are given by the new rules the power to bring about these dismis- sals without incurring the fndividual responsi- bility which fs felt by those making discharges at Present, and the estimate was reasonably viewed as an announcement of intention. If the Post, a8 the authorized mouthpiece of the headsof bureaus, as well as of the commission, declares @ change of intention, the clerks and the Government are to be congratulated. They ought ‘also to feel a satisfaction that the protest made in their behalf has resulted in the amendments to the amended rules announced by authority in the editorial column of the Post, It is fitting that rules framed, it 13 now confessed, “for the purpose of removing barnacles,” designed to effect by indi- rect methods wholesale dismissals from the ce, but making the false pretense of being merely regulations for promotion, should be amended In a like indirect and underhanded manner. The Post announces by authority of the Civil-Service Com- mission that clerks are to be retained and pro- moted for effictency alone; that the ex: will not be of such a scholastic ch baffle a really efiicient, and valuabie clerk who has grown rusty in general knowledge; that the highest importance will be given to reports of eMictency, made up from a permanent daily record kept of every clerk by the immediate superior, and und that “no clerk will be examined more than once prior to promotion. All the first-class clerks ina bureau, for Instance, will be examined for a second-class vacancy; and those who pass above 73 per cent will be examined no more till they have been promoted to various vacancies that oc- eur and are examtued in the higher class fer fur- ther promotion.” ‘There is nothing of course in the new rules which makes practical and not scholastic efficiency | the real test in these examinations, and nothing | ‘which limits the number of examinations prior to } promotion to one. ‘These amendments are impor- | tant and should be offictally promulgated, It will De especially pleasing to the clerks to know that they need to pass only one examination to be eligible to promotion to any position in a higher class and to escape Gsmissal. But it 1s highly probable that some amendment to this amendment will be necessary. ‘The members of each class of clerks do not per- form the same but a great variety of dutea. When @ vacancy occurs all the members of the next lower class are to be examined as to'practleal ft. ness to perform efficiently the duti¢S of thd@acant omMce, The result of that examimation: WOL-staro them on the road to dismissal from the lewerofMice Which they held, or it will establish thetr fitness to Mill any office, ne no matter how di i nt its duties may be from one concerning which the examination was held. Now, that the process of amendment has begun, it 13 to be hoped that it will not stop until examinations for pro- motion are entirely separated ftom examl- Ration as to fitness to hold an office ready occu- pled; until the examinations for promotion are voluntary, and are directed to ascertain the prac- Ucal Stness of the applicant to perform efficiently the precise duties which will fall ¢o him in the va- cant office, general business effictency being well determined by the proposed permanent daily rec ord; and until the examinations for fitness to hold aan office occupted, if they are to be established, cover all employes who have not secured positions Asucez Bur & Co, DEALERS IN SHOES OF EVERY KIND, AND ESPECIALLY BURT'S SHOES. “GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH," YET, WHEN A NEW HOUSE 1S ESTABLISHED, THE WAYFARING MAN SHOULD BE TOLD OF IT. THIS 18 TO TELL YOU THAT BURT'S SHORS ARE TO BE FOUND AT OUR STORE, AND ‘THAT THEY COST NO MORE THAN GOODS OF INFERIOR QUALITY. OUR STOCK OF LADIES’ LOW SHOES HAS BEEN REPLENISHED AND WE HAVE ALL SIZES AGAIN. SHOES FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, BOYS, GIRLS, AND CHILDREN. BURT'S DRESSING FOR KID SHOES 18 UNEQUALLED. IT CONTAINS NO ACID, AND WILL NOT CRACK THE SHOES. ARTHUR BURT & CO, my12 1211 F STREET N.W. We Prove For Lasce Mex LIBERALLY. WE HAVE SIZES THAT NO OTHER HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES HAS, UNLESS THEY BUY GOODS OF OUR MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT. WE WANT MEN WHO CANNOT BE FITTED ELSEWHERE TOCALL. WE HAVE CLOTHES TO FIT THEM. WE CAN FIT A MAN WHO STANDS 5 FEET 4 INCHES, AND WEIGHS ‘THREE HUNDRED POUNDS, AND WE CAN FIT THE SIX-FOOTER WHO MEASURES 52 BREAST-MEASURE, LIMBS A YARD LONG. HERE IS WHAT WE HAVE: DOMESTIC CHEVIOTS, NEAT EFFECTS; PRICE 812. POLICE CLOTH FLANNELS; PRICE $15. MIXED CASSIMERE (DOMESTIC); PRICE s ENGLISH BLUE SERGES; PRICE $18. BLARNEY TWEED CHEVIOTS; PRICE $20. FREYER'S AUSTRIAN SUITINGS; 822. SIMMONI'S FRENCH SUITINGS; $22. by competitive examination, relate solely to fit- ness to perform present duties, and occur, if more than once, only at very long intervals ‘The Gaily record would seem to be a continuing prac- Ucal examination as to efficiency to perform pre- sent duties, which would render other examina~ tions unnecessary to enable a superior oficial to determine whether or not his clerk should be dis. missed for inefficiency. The method proposed by the new muddled and muddling rules ts expensive, unjust, unfair, and absurd, and the change, in- stead of being a forward move in true civil service reform, seems to be in the nature of a sop thrown toward the spotismen, but tossed in such a ‘Dungling, roundabout, crosseyed fashion that n ene 18 likely to derive any beneft trom tt. a William O'Brien is making Lord Lansdowne Seat as governor-general of Canada less echutort- able even than It used to be, and it has Aéver, beem.|; all that an ease-loving chtef magistrate could aak, ‘The object of the Irish editor's tours 0 'sitt up such agentiment among the Canadians that they” will do what they can to disparage and degrade is lordship in the esteem of the home govern- ment and of the people of England. The effort may be successful as concerns the arousing of Canadian sentiment, but it is a question whether @ moral hide as tough as the Salisbury govern- ment’s has shown itself to be, would be affected ¥ery much by any expression of feeling from eolo- nie$ 3,000 miles distant. Lord Lansdowne’ treatment of his tenants 13no new thing. It was urged.as an objection to his appointment origi- nally, and the history of his ancestors ts merety Tepeated in his own. ‘The testimony of Mr. Frenc?,, perhaps the most intelligent agent the family es Yate ever bad, ts given in his well-known ‘cok, “Realities of Irish Life.” whose pictures of the affairs there are the more significant from ¢he fact that the author was a friend and attorney of the laudiord, not of the tenants. Mr. O'Briews journey through the Dominion will be watched with as inne interest on this side of the forty-rinth par. allel a8 on the other, for it will put the loyaity of the Canadians, as well as their W-nevolence of spirit, toa pretty severe ——— It ts an advertising age, aud the ready-made clothing business outbids nearly every other in the market for novelties. Bostor, Corbett, sergeant Bates, Arctic Explorer Brainert and Avenger | Muson were offered large pay, after they became | famous, to sell coats and waistcoats and trousers Yo thetr fellow citizens Mm Western towns, and the Bamesof the enterprising merchants who pro- Posed to employ them were published everywhere tothe envy of their rivalsin trade. Now a New ‘York clothter has secured the services of the twelve FANCY MIXED WORSTEDS; $25. DRESS BLACK WORSTED; 820 TO $38. WE REITERATE: WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT FOR LARGE MEN IN THE UNITED STATES. SAKS & COMPAXY, ‘MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. 9 UPPER FLOORS, (Take Elevator.) myl2 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. Yocse Mas: WHAT'S YOUR SALARY? An impudent question? In one sense, yes. But we are not asking it in that sense. Extravagance is a good deal like the malaria—easily got, and hand to get rid of. Youare in business; or. a clerk, may be, in one of the Departments. Now, do you know that the ablest and ‘wealthiest business men put the brakes on to every personal expenditure by asking themselves the ques- tion: “Can I afford it?” “Can you afford to pay from $20 to $35 for a busi- ness suit?" No.. “But I want something to fit well and wear well” “So does everybody, young man.” “The custom tailor can give me these.” “Sohecan, and charge you an enormous profit for accommodating your vanity. You may be proud, but don’t be foolish.” “You thinkit foolish to have custom-made clothing?” “We think just this, young man. First class Cassi- mere, or Cheviot, is good enough for anybody. Aman to bea cutter at all, must cut weil. Therefore we can. guarantee to fit you. And we have set aside just 103 Cassimere and Cheviot business suits, in all patterns thoroughly made, finished in superior style, tastefully trimmed, and we have marked them from $6.50 to $15. For what? Not because we will make a large, or even satisfactory profit: but to advertise the remarka- bie value that a house can offer which buys closely, attends to its legitimate business, and conducts its affairs upon the basis that profit are savings rather Anish constables who resigned office rather than execute warrants of eviction. Such examples as thee must be encouraging to the sovereigns, statesmen, military herues and reformers of BU. Tope who have been compelled by untoward cir_ cumstances to retire from active business for a time. They hold out a ehance to Alexander of Battenberg, Don Carlos, Marshal Bazaine, Karl Buind, Svepnidk and a host of other notabies, when their ordinary resources of livelihood have tailed. ‘There ts room for them all in America, if they Will follow some useful calling and behave themselves. $+ ‘The discovery of a counterfeit dollar passed upon one of the lesser magistrates of the District in settlement of a fine, shows that the criminal element in our population contains some pretty choice material. A scamp who {5 clever enough, tn the very 2ct of buying his discharge from arres, Tor the breach of one law, to break another une er the noses of the police without make a living by carrying his wits to an honest market, — + ‘The Freemasons of Washington who are also Grind Army comrades must be rent by a divided allegiance to-day, with the Baltimore ceptenary attracting them in one direction and * ne Garfield monument ceremonies ig another at the same ‘ume, Foe Ow Re: Wass. FINE OLD RYE V nisKy. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY. FINE OLD RY £ WHISKY, Reduced to 50: per Pint Bottle Reduced to Sie. per Pint Pottle. Beduced to 50c. per Pint Bottle. qhis whisky we have handled for more than 20 yearn Can, free frou fu: us than earnings. What wesavein expenses you get in the goods. These, young man, are hints in economic OO AK AL Oo MES TEAL 9 SAA RK H'ESAL oo a SE ce OH BS “St to myl2 COR, TENTH. AND F STREETS. ‘What is more common than to see two men whom. ‘we know to-be similarly eircumstanced in life, both of About the ame respopeibilitien, and each’ cerning ‘nearly the same amount of money, but as different in Azees aetwo human beings can well be? One will wear slovenly bagry clothes, his coat fringed at the elbows and his pants frayedatthe bottoms. The other will be neatly dressed, every garment fitting him perfectly, ‘and with not hing seedy or shabby about him. Now, the real difference between these men is that one knows where to buy his clothing, the other does not. We invite vou to examine our stock. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STREET, = STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 P. M. SATURDAY, HE, {UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE their triends and the public that they have Qpened a REAL ESTATE BxduRtGHe st CG eee ‘Nbere iiey would be pleased to nee thelr friends W. as well as meet ‘who desire to j sell, OF td exchange property. i Wau my12-3t (WALKER & St WAL WALTER) ATENTS AND PATENT LAW, JNO.J. HALSTED Pacers oo W. INO. J. 5 Devoushire, sted Guuld. of Boston a my ldo ORSES PASTURED AT NX H NATIONAL PATE FAIR my12-1 |. wood shade and __ Superintendent, st grout, Fuse, Banger dose er | Pu Repu ade as Coa ouly 65.50 per dozen; my? "hse A i THE REASON WHY. THE REASON WHY. THE REASON WHY. ‘THE REASON WHY. THE REASON WEY. EE Retail merchsnts having # full supply of summer ‘goods, business with wholesale men is dull. Cash pur. chasers cah name theirown prices, OurLace Buyer has dust secured in New Yofk the following BARGAINS, ‘which we show to-morrow, to A ge 12 pieces Ecru and White ORIENTAL LACE FLOUNCINGS, 42 inches wide, 68. ; worth $1.35. 10 pieces NET to match, 68e.; worth $1.25,—5 pieces ORIENTAL LACE FLOUNCINGS, 27 inches wide, 48c.; worth 98c.—10 pieces extra fine ORIENTAL LACE FLOUNCINGS, 44c.; worth 75¢c-—50 pieces ‘narrow LACES to match, various prices. All 60 per cent below real market values. SOMETHING NEW. S pieces Lace-stripe Val FLOUNCINGS, 42 inches wide, $2.25; worth $3.50.—5 pieces NET to match, 81.25; worth $2.25.—25 pieces narrow LACES to ‘match, half price. 4 POPULAR BARGAIN. ‘25 pieces Black Spanish Guipure and Chantilly LACE FLOUNCINGS, 42 inches wide, @1.48; worth $3 yard. a A, NX. N DDD K OK ™ EFF g88, HEMS EM BPE F Str 100 dozen Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with figured centers and fancy colored and embroidered hematitehed borders, 124c.; worth 19 and 25 50 dozen Batra Sheer Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with centers of polka dots, stripes and squares, in plain and combination colors; borders to match and con- trast. The very latest novelty. 25c.; worth 35c. S9-The above Laces and Handkerchiefs, being en- tirely new, we hope you will think it worth while to call to-morrow. THE BARGAIN COUNTER. 100 Tourists, made of canvas cloth or leather, lined with oil skin,compartments forall toilet articles; com- Pact, useful, ornamental.—50 Tourists of hand-sewed Jeather. Contain brushes for hair, teeth, and nails, comb. AllatG8e. Near door of No. 1117 Penna. » e See 6% A IIg8Sq “«P PAARL 44 WS Pr MAL fate S ~ RP A ALLILA All Sss$ RRR OOY FAL mm % RRO OY ¥ AAL =F RRRO O YY AAL R RO O ¥ AAAL RB ROO Y¥ A ALLILL (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) my12 2217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘This morning we received three new shapesin ladies’ summer straw hate. We had a chance to buy them chesp—considerably under price—and if we can run them off quickly by putting the smallest kind of s profit on them they shall go. ‘THE “PRINCESS” is made of “rough ana ready’ straw, comes in bisck and white, hasa high crown anda wide rim, is a hat made up tosell at 7c. We offer this lot at 48c. each. ‘THE “WHITE CAP" isa new ladies’ sailor hat, of “rough and ready” straw, comes in brown, navy, drab and oak, sells usually for ‘30, Wecan sell this lot at 20c, each. ‘THE “LONDON PRINCESS” is made of London braid (crown) and excelsior (brim) and is regularly s0ld at $1. Wecan afford to sell this one lot at 68c. REDUCED FOR REASONS. ‘The assortment is broken in some shapes of hats and bonnets, and we cannot, positively, get any more. 80 ‘we reduce what there remains, to close out and prevent Josseven if we make nothing. We put them on ® sepa- rate table—“DANDY," “PUCK,” “SHELL,” “ELITE,” “TOBOGGAN,” “VISION,” “HUDSON,” etc.—Styles you know well, and for which there has been » large this ssleseason. You can have your choice at 25c., and we call that very cheap for 48c. goods, ‘Wo will not exchange any hats or bonnets purchased ‘at this reduced price. THE Bo oo Pee a3 FM trae ce eo A 8 H EE # iA RB GHELS mmyi2 316-318 SEVENTH BT. X. W. Srasonasre Dur Goons. ‘We have just opened some NEW Styles in French and American Satteons, Crinkle Seersucker, Lawns, &c., kc. New styles in Batiste, 10 and 1240. Zenee cred Laan Se sod ual or Tp i cde) Furniture Cretons in great variety, 10, 12%, 150. Se ry Le 4s still complete: we are Corded and Check Nainsook AGS Leetonia PIQUE, 12c. je are ome very desirable things in Spring, ‘Dress Goods, at 1236, 15, 25, 373, 50e. me Parasols and Sum Ladies’ Genta’ and WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY. , sé MAY 12, 1887—DOUBLE SHEET. WOODWARD & mee ‘NEW STORE, (rritay), Homnent Dey, ‘we reduce their prices: “ODD SIZES” IN GLOVES. 3 Pairs for the price of one! ODD “ODD SIZE” IN CHILDREN'S COATS. sone HBTS, 2, Children's Wool Lots, size 22- 204, white and red and white stripes eatin. Rood ined with colored 7.00 00 sore eyes Ba out our window if Shawls mans ‘fow of them have play slightly the sun, mal ‘will close tt a9 pa idayrat the foliowite need Or} ‘greatly reduced “or = Retonant™ 2h Pink All-wool Cashmere Shawls, 1.50 ‘cliboratéiy’ “emabroid-,. bat 4 ea nee Black’ ini Hatta fignod in lace, slightly pulled in one gure “Remnant” Price, ‘floor “ODD Bas IN Magni CkDetw ‘EAR. We cot t full ice fc “Odd Sizes” ft weghpse ove fo walt URtil those arta one led a for, but we prefer not to wait and keep ie ee free of feuck a by placing them on Decuuse of the lower area SWe think not and shies ey id sale confirms our ‘opinion. len’ Low, Square-neck Corset Covers, 50 16.00 neck aud neocon Meh Geet Covers, Sertion and Edging. ‘izes ches, Regular Price... fel arptee "buamaat rie 2 ix Ladi juare-neck Corset’ Gave yoke of Hamburg Insertion snd t i Heeves trinuned'with Hamburg. Sizes SU and Heeutar Price The. “Remnant” Pri ibe: our Ladies’ Poi cs Fiona? fumes, fuse 50, 38, 3 Pairs Laces! Bio’ siial We E @ Muslin Drawe Hamburg rome, with ef a “ith eighteen fine tucks a yoke of aes ier ‘Gamburg ve; “Reranant” Price, 3 Ladies’ Fine 6: iniae, yoKe of fine torehon lace; neck and sleeves triinmed with isco; sizes. 36 and 44 in. "Remnant 5 dadies, Fine Mistin Ghemine, two aiylen: Gouble ruftie of embroidery around the neck: roke back and front; trimin Ham! yoke kj Fi q fro ed with Hambung: lar Price..... “‘Hemnant” Price. tbe. @ Ladies’ Extra Fii alii wide’ gumbric rustle e with wide! Me aa Lace; three clusters ‘fine ice; threo clusters of threo fine tucks in the 83.48. 50 ‘a (Seco! 3) “Republican.” my12 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Broxex Lors Of Seasonable Goods for Friday, Red Ticket Day, aT BBB. A uv Bp oak 0 OG Sas £SSs eee BBB A A UUM MM HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. lot of all linen crash, regular price 10c. We will close the lot on Red Ticket day at 6c. a yd. 1 lot of Turkey Red Table Damask, regular price 50c., for Red Ticket day only 38c. a yd. WHITE GOODS DEPT, 1 lot of Checked Nainsooks, book fold, regular price 10.and 123c., will go on Red Ticket day at Sc. a yd. DRESS GOODS DEPT. 1 lot of gray dress goods, were never sold less than 25 snd 30c., will close the lot on Red Ticket day at 20c. per yd. PARASOL DEPT. 1 lot of $2.25 Silk Sun Umbrellas, natural sticks and crooked handles, Red Ticket price, $1.50 each. GENTS’ DEPT. Jot of €1 all-wool flannel shirt waists, in 6 years Tags Sea Hokct price aoe eee oe HANDKERCHIEF DEPT. 1 lot of ladies’ 10c. Hemstitched Handkerehiefs, col- ored borders, led Ticket price only 6c. HOSIERY DEPT. ‘Lot of odds and ends in children’s hose, sizes from 6 to 8%, prices range from 25 to 50c., choice on Red ‘Ticket day, 190. SUIT DEPT. 4 Mobair Dusters, sizes 38 and 40, left from last sea- son, former price $2.50, Red Ticket price 750. ‘1small lot of Gingham and White Suits, in sizes from 2todyearsonly. Choice of these for Bed Ticket day at 98c, NOTION DEPT. Wyightts Pond Tily tollet wash, regular price 25¢, Alot of 50c. “French plato mirrors, Re Ticket price 950 A lot of Coraline Tooth Powder, regular price 26c., Red Ticket price 15c. Alotof Bixby's Shoe Blacking, regular 150, ores, ‘Bed Ticket price 5c. DRESS TRIMMING DEPT. Alotot $2.25 Chantilly Lace Flouncing, all sl; for a $a oe Spgalsh Guipure Lace Flounci: for fetal Ciaspa, for Friday only 106, LADIES" NECKWEAR DEPT Alotof 25c. Oriental and Mull Embroidered ties, for Friday, 150. A lot of 25, 39 and 50c. Crepe Lisse Ruching, for ‘Friday, 25c.a yd. LACE DEPT. Alotot 40 snd S05 Oriental Laces for ride, 250. | Ef Alot of $1.25 colored 45 in. Lace Flouncings, for EMBROIDERY DEPT. 4 all, col Flouncings, reg- A liteprice b120 to 85 for Friday, gr RET A Jot of extra fing Swiss Flouncings, worth 82 8 yd. JEWELRY AND FAN DEPT, A toto 25 Slvr Hai Pins, for Friday, 200, / '15c, Japanned Fans, for Friday, 11 ZEPHYR DEPT. ih jos et Pyeng (a eckaan! cea geet Ph A Wiasy, bbe a7 gee koh meee aan 1 lot of short White 2: UNDERWEAR DEPT. ae 1 small lot of Ladies’ Fancy Aprons, for Friday, 150. e BAW REE S ig UPS DAGLANIWNE & GOMeane Mae ape ox Laces AT HALF PRICE, ‘Wo have sast purchased to, slot of saaner- Sun Masatin tad Marga tase ander thats ‘athalf their value, They ere the finest goods, and the Driceaarelow. WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES at half prise, Prices from $3 to 8. Full quentity of plain material and trimastng, All of our Choles French SATTRENS reduced to 30c. FIGURED LINENS, neat patterns. One yard wide, 30e.; worth 730. GREAT REDUCTIONS EVERYWHERE invites atten] MOSIRRY and UNDERWEAR, ; W.at suroeten & sons, nyt 3 1000 Pastaw, | onePricn, aie So WANTED—HELP. Ware RENT ES ES ae aan oS _FOR - RENT—HOUSES.__ Waren: ane og Weespetn ts ae re a ‘NURSE AND Witenk SREB EAE | yy ont E TEAC! Wer oaeeagersany | in th wetting. Foren | “Wy aoe warp tien |S Penta ee ae Sara et Weer rcne 2 SE Eas WET E 000k 2 AND STEWARD FO! ‘HE Roly befor arts creas ge RS ex- ‘ED—A WOMAN, WHITE PREFERRED, TO family. Ay ‘at sek Taw, apleee AER ‘ANTED—TW: ING. ‘WAxTED. Two WOMEN COOKS. 0 EDIT a PA “aii Lith st. nw. shen tp.8 tn at PALMER HOUSE, th at ae Wine or OE eae oI d the house. Apply st 081 D st nw: myles pee pox TO ATT Pe EL SODA WATER dress BODA, Siar ofica. s "Tmommended. | NY -WHITE BOY, 14 TO16 YEARS 01 epee ee | iS wae 1419 Pa. ave.; bring references, ss “ANTED—WE incl sod ied MEN et are ae lat ete seaaiingatapis arta af Mf 1 lot ANTED-MEN 44D BOTH TO REE. RATION: Wat ue 8 TO SELL fedal 302 M4 st nw. Good 2 S tor nhking money. aera WHITE WOMAN TO NURSE AND may fant jn chamber work; must come well recom. ‘415 3d st. nw. myl1-2t and water closet: 10¢ . 6 Tooma.cellar, Mo UIE stn. seven Toomey at 16d, itel at... gine gos modern, all newly, ty dome attend ooter: @40. 800 * jis sie eae Tare. Sehr ies | sea FID Sains storeand Snelling, _myi2-3t 0. HOLTZMAR, OR RENT. a4 ssa gees NATOL ST. A LOVELY name BOS incipa avenue cps Gy ee y tae is Sonne oa we ela Teeny eee TA aC oh = — At AR. ettte 458 NISHED, COMMENT. at RENT_FURNISHED, POR Ti T Sen yaad | a Feerseess meaA NPA Boor, with oF os |p Pe Rom tothe caret ty3 tho Bell. ress % oe Paar ea LST. NEAR come Sa5. iddrene “OCCUPANT Siar ofhcs “mean Spy, oF sori OR RENT—@ TREET “BETWEEN Ore Wirenor of areas | Tetilege of cht houaakee) Bute Exe Sandids HTT NEN Pee ANB te SPS. ago {wo unfurplehed pratt of thoroauchly built houses will be Bitehea Jae See exc aaah, = mth a Seat “SPARE SSR Ra ea ws a orpemens FORD Soren aT Ti, —TARGE. Aine myisist esas Ft, 1"t Compare favor. furnished or front Rooms, on RENT-THE OWN ably with butler’ copia, return and a ROO Astac. Ref <igr ~ Ry'. Seine” nei Bie | tee Er ere rater connection made RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ree, Pees ee | 14 19th at, nw. Botwoen eon mts: ‘OR UNFUR’ as io | Eee otaa es boardif desired sree Brig Sia ee ey Fase ss AND GENTS’ GARMENTS | Fat'a'w RENT-I HAVE TWO GOOD HOUSES_THR F urbe, Satory. celiar Brick, $16; a Frame Sead ser eummer, FR RENT — DESIRABLE AND CONVENIENT house of 11 rooms; mod must Ge ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR, | excelent Sow of water, bath, Yor lice pply 1007 | sho 0 Woes aurea OE rooms apcatering, Apis 100: | eon Jape 1 Nov. Avwiy‘on 4 a RB RENT—SUITE OF ROOMS WITH BATH: ‘T_5i6 BD STN. W, NEAN PENSIO! Piace: 1008 re alan Se" | Pemesseorane at1308 Qat-aw. Inqrure | F'omes omifortable dui ‘rek de rel, aio a BLL | bath, cel yard Lnthanianl of Mi OS ot Warts En ing ea Fa "RENT —ONE COOL, Fit COOL FRONT dom, 2b BIROE agit eee Se ‘window, new bouxc, modern EF ies eo: Eipdot Household ere a | mente with for’? persons, at ry Brick . AA AA ‘mod- Poke me | erences 1400 Lith st. aw erp hinpryvemedi tate ga ED-S' FEING_AND 00) ‘BENT—1906 G5’ my x = W Wize — Y BING | F'Stearnisied rooms at OR RENT 1424 OTH ST,N, W—10 ROOMS, ALL separate ‘bathe ioe: gent aes ‘clothing goods RB RENT— VERY LARGE UNFURNISHED | A) oder improvement rich Stable fu Gilied for: “Paice, 1000 8 stn. a | Frere soc sila Woon ie ene fa | SAS Avy on remcn mp Se “ANTED-SECOND-HAND FUi ished Room: very inodersie prices Viz 13tz st. B RENT-A SEVEN-HOOM BXICK HOUSE, Wire Ponther Deda, and all bin mylists | Eerie moines improvements, 328 Delaware ave pola Furniture, for, Sn RENTCFURMISUEDY guy susre from Capitol, key’ Bext door. xi bepaid: Address A BAUM. 210-251 Tih eu ake a BRE Peace SEED Booms, wire BORED. | $y 4 Lith st. sw, ‘myll-d Wie erate fanly tava DO. en IN family: miuat have frat-claee references. from 5 t08 Pansat L210 Nec ace mylOse Wiss ‘ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS: WOOD-WORKER, loyment. JNO. McDEBMOTT & BRO. oe Beil fers, 310 Pa. ave. n.w. my10-1w* ‘ED — EXPERIENCED SANVasaER, TO fandle Websters Cusbaagea Sf edition a ar on installments, “GA. suEEiE ‘% oO, maw. myLO-st waar YOUNG (MAN ABOUT 19 OR Ee years of age as salesman and general gory cos store; must be well experienced and ao references. “Apply, at once 1926 ie my, Wee Rn Sor cea Mor, forma, sean ead wil ter -eranch chet, ie butler. NAT. TABOR BUREAU, 5 5. milo-: "ANTED—AGENTS—15-CENT & re pee the Xing ever iovenied wets: outed ghing; $10 BUOHAED & COs aula. | Wins: CHAMBERMAIDS, SRE 2 eer eee cee 01 colored, for ‘the city. COOMBS © UNG ESE, OF ode ? at nw, TSTED—A YOUNG AND STRONG: Ried \ eae ae EEE SE Star office. ‘ayodee” ANTED— E COLUMBIA MU- fant Life Avcociadon: Cask avaiable for tomes rer 99-000, Business writton since April 15, $210 800. °FLANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. WIE? MEN, roe a for a light and profitable employment; no picture WOMEN, BOYS ‘ANTED — HORSES PASTURED AT BENT— oR REND aoa on pi arm at sca zt | Eg H, RENTOTHREE, U3 Moores hae: nos E2207 GQ st mw, 12 rooms, laundry and bath- ever failing water fig: nc ‘one aquare: from Th st. "5c Penning Shrough eo feutire pasture BA. sar ylides | .1809 140% at. mw, 12 rooms, bath-rocm, kitchen yr ae “UNFURNISHED: PLEASANT | "151 |4th nt. new Store, two Rate containing each ALL SHOULD SAVE WATER TAT a pe ee ANTED — Were perment for msters good wel 5 Scuepetis con me zara a tam by getting ® Sood | ES and bd svnventent: | et tad col we rent rea: Sebi tye Slewaut repair, aod will be rented Feansua ‘and pumps furnis! i Thortest ‘uotioe, “Addeass or | Soutble: NEITMULLER DANI 3. MOFFAT. 414 454 et ecw. ape7-Am Te RENT aM Pe ee my113t = & ANTED—R. WASHING: sy JROR RENT-955 PER Wi a MAGIO GHRAM Of I ANEODS CURE | GOS Isao Foz arts 2 aa bok Ue TS Sees pout. Call ‘at te for fs rintien ack ora ‘Moth, pim- FS: RENT—IN WEST END FLATS, 2620 K = Ster 3pm. —_F10: wk wee k-be vulgar redness, eczema and 3 communicating rooms, beth, water = Tif"feeta arements remeredaud se ister Kitchen sink, pantry, coal cliwot, €0.° Ap plesion wd to ail who use it J Tiarmibees, | Janitor pidbommemenber | «ad ‘OR RENT_—A SUITE OF THREE UNFURNISHED eired ts O0e- and $1 per box, Booms on second floor: bath adjoining. Also, suite nt 40 any adress ap25-3m¢_| of furnished on Bret floor; southern expomure Ok REST=WOUSES gus stom Renneyivatiase-cars Apply at Frnt Qaw.tur mi, Upper part 1408 P at my f iS ui . > POR RENT FoRNisweD Rooms, wira BoaRD, | °™ sna “how “stable, 1h 3 hoa ~ 2016 Mase. ave. n.w.: first-class “table board by | 1688 ist n. ws posses. y ANTED. Sad po P, Ye [NG — or mouth for summer st very low rete: refer- sion June 1, Ir. . A ee a Sol Spe eee ae my 10-3" ESS nw. 12 7 *R meer mat Price's | yo HENT-OOE” OTH AND" MAR Tush 12th wt Stag STS Bea dor oa east ead Eh SERa, (Ou oat mance ASDC | {aig Eee sie Wa HOLST "Fie FanioE | Pos Pi Beare Siar td Sele Ag june iid eaten 8 0 References e=cbaue. : . V davoties Rene Pincoverecatand made 1310 Corcoran st. 1.3. pisy 26 oe... mattresses pemoy sted) yemade SED ROOMS SUITABLE 335th wt. o. w., Gr 1 gud shi Fine cabinet repairing. GG. HALL, ing ~ hipped, S100 ease Be. opis Re Zee lei Boureksepine to persone without all Our Lawn, Zoid ste We NTED_BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS—WM. J. R RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED Rooms ae i, Attor ‘Law, Room 41, Le Droit 4 Jackson Hail alles B Bulle wt pot earner at itary Bou Buby Land sonthern exposure; 1101 K st. nw. Ba ee aas farran services im any war requ ; Rebellion. mhi8-2m* ‘ooms on third Pm. BR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED 1k0oM floors; modern improvements; worth ail on line of carsand herdics; first-class Soar Sorgen Grant row. hills Se" ‘ANTED-STEAM DYEING AND CLI Mt DYFING AND CLEANING With entirely new machinery pared to clean or dye ladies’ or gentlemen's ‘cletalag ia bext Scrlunanlike manner aud on abort nol experience: fed. for “and dared. Te z 1119 14th at,, opp. the 1 |e gape a a Feet ARSEOT wplantle peek ws Hed Sagres RU Bt POE BENT tHE if LIVINGSTON 13TH ST. FEW Olin ae eee 5 ares 000 wand at- | Cellar, “ r {buted Address ALBANY SUPPLY CO. B; Albee | x0 $45,600, 0 88, 201800 810. Sb 3.00083 ae seehtecame” a beatiful focation. Pleasant, | Sigbie. cor. 10th aid x. tning presses, Tooms, Table of superior qual: | Mass, ave. n.w. 7 TED = | Sortiment antigua, aati table dated. ¢ above is on ‘Areau, Conducted by indies. na a iste letter, note and blil-head pi er B- Packme Telephone SiS mys ine tok. gr fal hnt tala oie ta eee aad and colored forall binds of domestic labor, foreliy- ond DERSON & MOORE, 1010 and 1013 Paave. nw. RENT—A LADY HAVING TAKEN A LARGE | te lstendJoth, [myl0] THOS. E WAGGAMAN. springs, with reference, 717 Mist. n.w. _‘ap15- NTED-BUGIN men TO LEAVE FE: oe ouse, Sctightfully eitasted. opposite Hast Capitol | Fi T— TES og = + ANTED- Ese LEA ow in 3 CEP Lea Oh are area tanag | NV Sastre: Meaatoat maine We | pSwOatsat wince iste | PHLTGTS sscom nan a os house in his section. Salary to begin 870 per month mn oe Ea work. | 5117 Fat be 1830 so3Dne,: Refere MANUFACTULEN BUPL.. Lock Dox & BART, Printers 284 Engravers, S13 4th nel Pat Gr Int Rear bob 3 1585, . aeaees Wate ‘International Tailor System’ ruleor tay eminent, itany toch ‘measure alone, a8 all scientific tailors and ris, Berlin aud’ London dressmakers cut. Host easily learned, rapid,comprehensive aud pract __FOR “RENT_STORES. OR REX RENT_3104 M ST. WEST WASHINGTON, andsomne Store, with Collar: $20 STAT GEN. EF. BEALE'S STOCK farm, horseato winter at @8 perm. -boxatalls; for and. x SUTRVE EWR Uy weales, Joti and Eaten Selon ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER IXSECTS EX » CELLAR. ‘COR: ‘and the system in America teaching the above V u ited from furnit) sts, D.w., suitable ‘a Dusiness: hich needs no resting. Baiterne cut, materials Stted, | the oniy process wich cat kill neu Hot Napa Ga we WW. CJOMNDON, 718 Tih st Aw Dusted, draped or made. The system! taught by atime. RUE & BRO. G10 ba. ave.” Zo “conservatory of Modes, Be x Washington Bo "apot-tojes ANTED— STEAM CARPET CLEANING. XO | JRO RENT RARE CHANCE. hed ee ane taeny rocess. Telephone 115-6. A. Store, and Stable in rear, be ready fe ‘ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING | u. CHACE B*BHOCU1b Le are cm cupaney by Tine 1, 1887. Rent very low. aN ok RENT AEAUTIFUL, AUBURDAN REST: et Soin siting by the actual mesgure snd square Fala, ANTED— COMMISSIONER ‘GE DEEDS FOR ru SHORE petsieiiens m= Bick. eas, hot and cold feudid ensure, €1010 Fat nina Walter eee oea asdones JOMN ES BEALL Goat Peat ae yey mouths at ihe low rate of O60 perawouth. tmauiee ot In office trum 9 aim. tod p.m. Telephone e god tn 8a ‘Foor building corver Pa. ave.and ‘12th st. he ert WANTED—SITUATIONS. Tildentnd fi bed ~ mom a ___ 1418 Few pee eri : Ok KRENT-214 NORTH CAPITOL ST. TEN ANTED_A SITUATION 70 ,DO GENERAL BUSINESS CHANCES. Toctis, in clagant ‘condition, al inodera Liiprover Honwewors ine sual funlixs AGiNSyis-at"- | WV ANTED_BY A PRACTICAL CAT WITH Peete sty oman your ) peepee sh ag OR 22 fall outfit for dining-room and kitchen, 2.2... This is a rare opportunity to sectire a wood 3a and Eait Cayitol ste, ANTED POSITIONS FOR § MEN COOKS, 10 | with $200 capital Address BUSINESS, Stat Ofc, osat eae het ebay a ae Sree Sours, ae esses, farin hands; other help: all Ba ay Feuton at. near Ne qe warmer, resorts ‘and country, F. M. a Pi perccatae, opel otis the WD LET ON _my4-2m_ National Bank of Republic Building. KA MeINTIRE. 91s F eee my a Mag Cours snd Liquors not allowed) ia tos i BENT_ONE-HALY OF FINE STKE, 600 — ‘WARZER-A SITUATION 28 JUNIOR D BUG) mammoth teut coe Tous and D ata wa con Io Uw. pongo door north of Eat, orp a Gierk: has had three, years. experience the most novel exhibition inthe ety, during the May pa Dry eos Hour "House; splendid location for 3 shat. 32re140 8 Sth st. references. Address FA WAGNER, dr., of WS drill; will be witnessed by from ten to twenty thou- ‘aura oor HARDING 16th awe nog Thompeon, 703 1 oe ot Wi ‘people. Address BOX 118, Btar office, myl2-% | WATERS, GUE Ligh wt mew my2-Lm 0 WASTED BY SeTh MAN WHO CAN SPEAK four langua: hater, ‘Refer to Gen. Grubb, ‘T. A. Bick, itar: aes n Weary ‘A WHITE GIRL, A SITUATI( AS ermaid and waitress: né objection to travel. Gall Sf adarems t9 1342 19th at. ‘ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, x rc 3 olty ref Serine years old, Bituation; elty ret ae 517 7th st. n. w., city. eee eee iy aad use, ela i sped city New York references. Address SWEDE Star of Apyliatt WANIPDADY A MIDDLE-AGED GENTEEMAN, fig work 0B, farm teat soo ‘Aaatess . Be any quate wok ceiape 1008 H st. ne, Or. 12th sin ws ler60 901 Eat ae, Or, Net now. 13r...- 60 2032 17th etn w Eb mL mw, LU... ..60 110: 1918 Hat nw. 10r, 300 WILL BUY A NEW BUSINESS FOR WASH_ Ho competition. jedately Dy ington or Baltimore: ee ‘ANTED—PARTNER—GENTLEMAN WITH 1 Party perience in cit; aw SA 3 grain und real estate brokerage: office secured and per” Re RENT.—OFFICES “FOR RED T OR LEASE, | a EEL toler mens eemcmcreoe x stake : Te ong a feculy atted aah uired; seven hundred to twelve yfaw. a ae Fe RENT—FEONT pate, ROOM, ria FLOOR, 7 5 F st, adjoinis ap oan Puliding. 13.50. RB SALE—STOCK AND Ey OFF FANCY ‘Basem Fete ‘lor, sta sacrifice: cae Om iance era D Sot aglb in | avpiy 13 ‘OR SALE--SPLENDID STAND FOR GROCERY rug Store, northwest comer Oth and D sta. a. e-story brick; 8 rooms, beth-room, &e.: south sad Let sw, Sr Waren FEW BOARDERS FOR THE SUM- hy ae east fronts; one short square south of Peunsylvanis ‘months. Terms $5 per week. drm LU ive: only $2,500; cheap. Apply on Dre er to WHEES Cutt SVP heterences: Lite ‘Clifton Stati Hones Gist: Mrs. my10-20 ‘926 Penusylvania sve. s.¢. Was "ANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AG} GENTLEMAN, ent atadairy in tht city; have had ex- perience oy dairy farm. Address A, B-0, Star omoa Pinyli-se WANTED-3Y A MIDDIE-AGED GENTLENAN, employment on a truck or fruit farm near city; we work at reduced wages. Address J. M. K., Star my11-3t* Wan fe Nurao oF Companion, oF any po . i son Sf trast us ot3 jection to leaving the city, Wine est city references given. Address, for 3 days, “RAY- SIOND," Star ofBeer myl Late ‘A YOUNG MAN AGED 18 YEARS, Wists inproery to lors he Guna, refer Address Q. I. M., 3310 N st. nw. nae 'TED_BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN A SIT- W Aatpe os conchimian or footman in private fauatiy, rer in Teal eatate office; good references. adress COACHMIAN, 1620 Mat. mw. myi0-3e ED—KNOWN— THE HEADQUARTERS VY for corks Malis, Wwaltrowcs, Nuree Butlors | 2 arin und Dairy, with referenic BEDICK'S NAT LABOR BURERU, O17 Fiat mi0-3* KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE petent servants in all capacitice— white ‘with city references. MBS & BUR Emp! t Bureau, O26 F stn.w. myd-1w* WW ANTED—BY QUIET COUPLE, TWO OR THREE ‘Wttarnian ae Sota Foigrenee cxstaged: ate ping ah not notice. it? NTED—TO RENT AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, rate family, b; nee ins fine privat ly, ya igan ele TH Be ce esa . myll-3t* ‘ANT! :D—IMMEDIATELY. FROM 300 TO 500 Wane Raiine ‘Call at once and register D. G. PROCTOR & SON, ais nw. FURNISHED OR Se Secon sea ios bes room, for office, rin aguiat te Doctok, Be -ANTED BOOMB—A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE Leo stared must nor object to piso Practica. SERIA stating teria, WB, Star my10-3 ‘ED-THRER UNFURNISHED ROOMS: Wie Tngusekeeping: feo eduliae 22." 2, Address WANTED HOUSES. Wierea eas ry ee, ‘HOUSE BETWEEN Sr Star ofc Te Wena a Werssr ise Se cur trust by witte couchman and mae 1 bast of city reference, “Address L, Wy owners; ‘cor. 6th and F sta. CAN BE OBTAINED IN ia at The Brook: plenty of es and pure sprig water. | TON, Rio, Albemarle Co., Va RICKS—ONE 1 MILLION TEMPERED, © giay for ARLINGTON BIICK COMPANY, Hoon 77, Cor 4, Concoras Building. _ay7 ok RENT 1430 lth, 24r. ‘0G NH ave. ELIGHTFUL BO: Dey Riarese sre. C'S ‘my12-Lm B WARNER & o.0i6 Petnw 416 Oth #t.n.w,16r-983.33 700 870 Sth wt. iW. Lir.. 100 jar 100717 bus oth SALE— FIXTURES AND STOCKS SEES FUR. - owr....100 moat ary tease of OMMER BOARD NEAR THE BLUE RIDGE 1001015 iawn we, 19 10D 'iie beet stands In Lae city: "Address CMe SStessision: fine scenery: lange, airy Tooms:. well Craven Terraced 3 my10-3t" ice and milk it, abundance. “‘Ternis 4. Craven Termece =. Address Misses RICE, (Ovoca), Paris P. *S Craven Terrace.! ‘OOK AT THIS—YOU CAN HAVE YOUR FURNI- ture and boxes ‘at 905 New York ave. n. w.: hangs bh fond or bull: elevator. mere a Ao oS O18 iliger yR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—ON EASY TERMS, - Tso Bet nw, a Linconis F.0., Pe Ret ‘sil, stock and atures of Palace Market, car, eee ve, WO st hw, ow * FRANK Sewers, 1319 F ot. . READ, INVESTMENT BANKER AND Gee fgeat Goo lita at aes Bir ned cutter ce Bebaitars ‘bouds and guaranteed dart poet gages for sale: ‘also dx per cent twenty and thiryy Gix Est. ave. Se. 16r.60 aul caide, Mt Plegeant 190 607 2 Unt at. BW Kine stn Or uth stuw.ir... At SUMMER BOARDERS CAN, BY EARLY ou reasonable terms ea THE SUMMER IN | foe Lith sib. wOe ear guld-bearing Water Company bouds, all pay-| [>the town of Pleasant Kooms, aod | Theabove bows. tip te i semi-annual interest, bade: Dear ‘Apply to Mra.G.W. HIXSON. | OPERe uuly. tHUMAS J. "Psi ee OO. FOR RENT—A eee NICELY-ARRANGED Boarding-house’ cheap: a Sret-clans order: TAGHAR, corner North th Capitol and Ista, ‘myé-2w* 70H SALE-DEUG STORE, 91,800: AN EXCEL Fah aitee fie aa uubep of Groat ane Er ¥iaion Business a cpaces ana pining Rates “earous otaer Otase, 938 F st. ap29-1ut ANTED-BOARDERS FOR THE SUMMER, | a HOUEE ens ean moderate. Address HOWALD SPAKLOW | RENE POEL ETON T¥. i JNO. A PRESCOT, 1416 F si. u.w., Kellocy building. water, ice, iE SOHN So: aia AO Gee IbW TiGUEEE On XCEMBENT SUMMER BOARD AT A FARM- | Cl” * 6 roo water and gua ae! TO GET LOW FIGURES a wodysville St 604-1006 W st., 6 rooms, water......8] Qe ieee a ape eae woe | Babee eramdes tae a | 18h tpn osu 4 tering and spouting. PL RUPPER Gress Mrs Keedysville, Washington 8 dm cy eed Co., Md. ap0-eolw ee QPRU NK FARM, 2 MILES FROM ALEXAN- (ROMMERCIAL OFFicr. ebi8 F., ESTABLISHED Seca rsticlaes accomodations, good for the purpose of Slaposiny of, it, ice, milk in profusion, &e. Ter come Ao per, hi: 9 such a8 tore, Dry o Sievers, Bp. aout Fs ed ‘met daily. Address SPRING GAN! Sricetpees, Gofal yeti terest > cura = a st. ‘ness, if forsale, left at our office. D._ IRST-CLASS SUMMER BOARD, sarees rs, Ba. ay., = ON apeing water fruit inilkeand sbsde, Lig eiies trem | 2017 My. o, Ferry, nearest town 13 uunutes watk For | 2014 Met. 8 5 7 WS Elgin, Keep 1 0, Wasu- | 532 20th st. 1 ‘50 eengr a em Sew POM Fg Te ano | 3157 Lat. 9. 50 ec at | A OM ater ae Manan | He eS HULL & DEAN, egy 4 Joule . Brokers and Dealersia cook, Aine shade, splendid ey Soe Roe Ee can GOGEBIC IKON MINING STOCKS, nce; mice drive-ways and liv fray" 1709 19 0 WESTEEN FARM MORTGAGES: yt go 0x10 40 and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington, Te LARE, 5 ae | ie ; 30-40 Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 Fat Fs 30, 2h on ves MONEY TO LOAN. DEPOSIT COMPANY ad SERS SLE ROE MoxEs 2 TO ae ON APPEO' OHURT 916 PA. AVE, N. W, (South, mea Ee OHS themselves of the alvantages E; Sreour | Rv oxeY TO, pany for the ante, of bonds. 7 | M368. Cod REN SURI ane plate and other. Clothing, pain ON REAL Bs: Se stored af oe, Take action vetore, reiher tans Mey aPa {nama to wu peek oe See Sw ekioin, oor _126-6m_“ aE 200, Eiie BF cased Shana | cad oa fs Bei Chere tty Mo Saar maa AND Sena “ors nrnara fmy6]_ THOS. E WAGGAMAN._ ae = Eee Tou A 1-Sma paces ‘Place, New Mee macmerr aie ES 738 15th st. ow. sao myé-Im Mepis Se arare Switse (1488 New Yornve_ to: of ““Bteve.’ Bre. Roce ‘Tait [see ee a Ratan Meee