Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1887, Page 2

BWASHINGTON MonpAY.. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bene fide daily circuintion more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that «fall the other daily papers here added THE STAR cannct undertake to preserve or return reiected communications. Contributors who wish to possess Deir manuscripts, f w- user, should keep a copy. 2 Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, Y is appearance the same day ts desired, reach the office not later than U2 eelock noon. 7 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Commindoner Overly comes to the front to-day im Various parts of the country with further and much-needed explanation, definition, and amplif- cation of the new civil service rules. He promises, outside of the rules of course, that such marking shall be given in the examination that scholastic efficiency shall count tn proportion to practical effictency only as one to six. And it further ap- pears that under his construction and application of the new rules, the single examination, which alone Is contemplated by him, though not so lim- ited im the regulations, is to be at once searching and easy; scholastic but not too scholastic; s0 Umited as to establish fitness to perform the Spectiic duties of the office held and also the spe- cific duties of a vacant higher office, and so com- prehensive that it shall show as to every man in the lower class whether he is efficiently perform- ing his present duties, and also whether he ts ft to fll any vacancy whatever, not spectal, which may occur in the next higher class; so effective for good that it will do away with promotions ob- tained by flattery, sycophency and favoritism, and so littie a clog upon the present promoting and retaining powers that any clerk may be pro- moted who obtains an average of 75 per cent in an examination which will bother no one who 1s not | already lable to be dismissed for Inefficiency. If the vital features of the new rules, a3 stated by the Coramissioner, had found a place in the Tules themselves, there would be more excuse for Mr. Oberty’s picturesque rhetoric, Which very con- siderately likens the alarmed clerks to docs who bark at their own shadows. It further appears that the President assisted in framing the good parts of the new rules, whichever they are, instead of Eugene Higgins, who has been popu- larly suspected of being the Commis ‘éon’s wicked partner. The clerks will doubt- Jess be somewhat reassured by Mr. Oberly’s promises. It is of importance to know that so far ag he can control affairs the new rules shall be used to ascertain practical efficiency, and shall not be employed to carry out a partisan trick. ‘There is a comfort in the belief that the rules ‘Were framed with a good intent, even though no explanation 1s vouchsafed of the {logical mud- dling of the examination for promotion and ex- amination for dismissal, which gives to one ex- amination twofold and contradictory functions, Tesults in the unfair omfssion from the test of the entire highest class of clerks, and gives the so- called “regulations for promotions” the appearance of concealing some purpose not to be openly avowed. But the new rules are so meager in statement and §so largely in the minds of those who are to enforce them that encouragement to protest aguins: ‘their apparent absurdities and threatened evils 4s found in the hope that by definitions and ex- planations, rules as yet undisclosed may deveiop, Which will give a different shape to the plastic scheme and provide the clerks with a reasonable, tair and impartial test of practical eMctency. And in view of what has been or may be accomplished in this direction, the clerks, who are all Interested im the matter, will probably continue to criticise and protest, even though they run the risk of being denounced as panicky incapables or bark- Ang dogs. —_—————.—__ Although Tux Stax 1s published i Washington, ‘the matter it contains is, thanks to the invention Of the telegraph and the enterprise of special cor- respondents, reprinted in many parts of the coun- ‘wy simultaneously. This circumstance 1s highly complimentary to the paper, and to its active and een-eyed reporters; but, owing to the fact that the matter thus used fs sometimes stolen outright ‘and used as original material, sometimes appro- peiated without proper credit, and sometimes cred- ited tothe wrong paper, the results are not always satistactory to those who bear the expense or do ‘the work, nor wholly honorable to the nimbie pur- ‘Weyors who thus so liberally help themselves to ther people’s products. A case in point is fur- mished by Tum Star's experiences last week in oanection with the dedication of the Garfleld monument. As 2 topic of interest in relation to ‘the ceremonies and to the general subject, a re- porter of Tux Star calied upon Mr. Ward, the Seulptor, and received from hiy, yy interesting | facts and reminiscences dea thereon, which | ‘were duly published on Thursday, with other mat- | ters concerning the occasion. The next morning @ goodly portion of this interview appeared, with. out credit, in the Washington correspondence of ‘number of papers in different parts of the coun- try—the New York Tribune and the Boston Jour- nal, among others, Yesterday it was printed in the World, duly credited to its Boston cotempo- rary, and, worst of all, after being thus bandied from one end of the country to the other, it was coolly appropriated and used as original matter yesterday by a city cotemporary, which Isgpretty sure to know a good thing when it sees it. Gentlemen, this sort of thing may be fair in love and war, but it isn't fair in journalism, and it isn't Teputable journalism, You ought to be ashamed of yourselves, ———— Mayor Hewitt and Chauncey M. Depew united to give an Interesting and useful Sunday afternoon wo the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in New ‘York yesterday. Each chose his own text. The ‘Mayor talked about the excellence of labor asso- lations in general when conducted on honorable Principles, and President Depew about railroading and railroad men especially. Both speakers, hough traveiling by different paths, reached the Same conclusion, namely, that, as the industrial @couomy of the country is now organized, labor | ‘Bas nothing to fear from capital, but everything to hope from its continued Increase. Mr. Depew sus. tained this claim by citing the figures on the Years’ balance-sheet of tie New York Centra; Railroad Company to show that the employes of ‘the corporation would receive from three to four times as much of the profits as the stockholders ‘Would; and Mr. Hewitt made an equially telling point by showing that aa unalterable law makes capital grow cheaper as it grows larger, to the advantage of the poor man who wants it but can- ‘Bot afford to get It at a high price. —————$ Ex-Senator Warner Miller tells an interviewer in California that he bas been so busy studying the | Tegourees of the J cific coast as to have lost all Fun of New York politics. It ts sate to prophesy, however, that he will be abie to gather up the seattered threads of the subject before Senator Hiscock takes formal command of the Republican party in New York stat Der Goons. OUR SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK. (Que Case of WHITE DRESS GOODS at 12; lar price 25 cts. Sa ee, Half Guoe of Pine FIGURED CHALLY at 12%e. requ (Que Case FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, 7% cts. (@7 Rolls of FANCY MATTING at 16 cts. W. W. BURDETTE & Co., _myl6-3t 928 7th and 706 K ata. nw. ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY. OF BIUSIC, St Cloud building, corner 9th and F sts. uw. Weenth year. iano, Urgan, Voie, Violin, Pus, Se. “Pree advantages. 1d-La* ‘Of BL BULLAND, Director. Most SWaearmeerl Reovertoxs gy, aT BRODHEAD & CO's, 907 ¥ ST., NEAR 9TH ST. N. ‘Lyon Grom Grain Silk. at $1. Grow Grain nile, at 81S. Ruckers, at Lz ig. "Thoupeon's Corsets, at 95e. at Sze. Tor THE LOOM COTTO! wie allswot Stitine, at 97) ibe, at Le. ‘Fatmecotes at Se. waco. ste Be rcilered Dress Patterns, aa Batiste, 50” #4 at THe. SES yiS 2 See sep known to need NT GRODIGEAD & ca Sc, near 9. erBe, Obert, most Reltsbicand Cheapest Dey Gapte ——— a 1agtavE JUST ADDED TO MY STOCK LARGk ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST MAKE RETRACTS, COLOGNES anv FLOKIDA WATEMS. | MEARE Eee | i ‘Miny 16, 1887. | Tho list below will interest Washingtonians. It demonstrates that we have in our midst s store unsur- Passed in any city in the Umon. The cheapest and most expensive article in each department is quoted, and when ‘tis remembered that between these two ex- tremes exist prices almost innumerable, one hasa faint idea of the stock on sale at the PALAIS ROYAL: MILLINERY. -. Straw Hats and Bonnets, $29 Imported Trimmed Hats. FLOWERS. 19¢, Bunches of Flowers. 83.68 Fine French Flowers. FEATHERS. 39¢. Bunches Ostrich Feather Tips. $3.98 Rare and Beautiful Feather Tips, RIBBONS. ‘Se. yard Narrow Ribbons for Trimming. $1.98 yard Moire Sash Ribbons, SUITS. 93.98 White Lawn Suita, $60 Bisck Silk Suite, Beaded $ilk Visites. ‘$45 Imported Visites. JACKETS. $4.25 All-wool Jackets. $14.68 Imported Tailor-made Jackets. JERSEYS. $1.25 Silk-sewed Stockinet Jerseys, $6.98 Spun Silk Jerseys. SHAWLS. $1.25 Colored Cashmere Shawls. $13.98 Silk Embroidered Drap d’Etat Shawls. DRESS GOODS. 10c, yard Fancy Ginghams, $5.50 yard Choice Velvets. UNDERWEAR. 25e. Gauze Undervests, 85.68 Fancy Silk Vests, COTTON UNDERWEAR. 25c. well-made Drawers, 835 Silk Gowns. HOSIERY. 25e. Reqular-made English Howe, £85.68 Pure Silk Hose. 2 CORSETS. ‘50c. Improved Coutil Corsets, $18 Satin Corsets to onier. CURTAINS. 9c. yard Curtain Scrim. $15.9 pair Irish Point Curtains. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. Je. All-linen Table Napkins. 811.98 Damask Table Sets. WHITE GOODS. 26e. yard Cheese Cloths, colors. 68c. yard Silk Mull, colors. LEATHER GOODS. Ze. Leather Pocketbooks $6.30 Japanese Leather Satchels. FANS. 9c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. 82.98 French Linen Handkerchiefs. GLOVES. 18c. Silk Mitts. $2.25 Fancy Kid Gloves, LACES. ‘Se. yard Val. Laces. $12.68 yard 54-inch Hand-run Chantilly. NECKWEAR. 12%e. Linen Collars, $19.98 Hand-run Lace Fichus, ‘TIDIES, 9c. Antique Lace. $15.98 Lace Bed Sets. PARASOLS. ‘89c. Satin Parasols. $15.75 Lace-covered Parasols. UMBRELLAS. $1.50 Genuine “Gloria” Cloth. ‘$8.75 Imported Silk Umbrelian. fs EMBROIDERIES. Se. yd. Cambrie Embroideries. $4.98 Swiss Robes. JEWELRY. 19¢. Jewelry. 2,000 Solid Gold Pins. DOLLS. 25e. Dolla. $11.50 Imported French Dolls. STATIONERY. He. Box Paper and Envelopes. ‘740. Box Irish Linen Paper and Envelopes. ART Goons. ‘Te. Japanese Butter Plates. $15.98 Terra Cotts Figures. NOTIONS. Se. Paper Pins, $1.85 Imported Hair Brushes. INFANTS' GOODS. 9c. Bibs. $125 Complete Outfits. GENTS’ GOODS. 18e. Socks. 5 Silk Underwear. Se" BARGAIN COUNTER TUESDAY. 42c. Satchels, worth 50c. Sa A waPrp a dk HgSs pee AAL AA iss, Pr we tint rey tid RRR, OO ¥ mm ERO OY ¥ dab oe EM Eo 8 Yo RAL R ROO ¥ A ALLLL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) _myI6 117.119 PERREYETARTA AVE. HYATT, 13TH AND. hole Gt hres systems to bave thee Sree SBbby, French tailor, Bares ‘T. tailors; all i atiing, designing: perfect et St roar DE VENETIAN STAI ¢ WEED aaPaTS, 130. PER BLUM'S, _myl4-2te 745-747 Sth ot. ae INCH U’ 45 Rea: NBLEACHED Fi FRQUOT 1 SHEETING, ‘Double Combisadon, 124i"and 1243 11th st my1s-3t Sen Waxacazens. ‘PuILADELPaL, May 16th, 1887. ‘We lead the New World on Linens. Wherever good Linens are made, our buyer picks, and skips, and skips and picks—only the fittest, best, Such big lots that there are no prices below. From the maker, to us, to YOU. ‘That's why we sell one-fortieth of all the the Pure Linen that comes to this country. Our just-in-Linens are now heaped about the ‘Store. Such a showing of these cool, clean, crisp things as you've never seen. Worth coming 100 miles to see; 1,000 miles to buy. JOHN WANAMAKER, myl6-2: Philadelphia. \CHED J) ‘AND BEAT die ver purse ‘745-747 Sth wt. ae, OUBLE Wii Dee eae [DTH FANCY SUELPE WOOL Nov Combination, nds. Y7e., worth ‘the Donbie' Go Teal ite tt and 1243 me Ruz ‘Asp Row. tis our purpose to Bule in the matter of Low. at the same time maintaining the high standard of our goods, and hope thereby to Ruin the high standard of hep when eaten to & great extent in the District jumbia for alow grade of goods. further. ance of this our Pur RULE AND RUIN. ae we erp tents ‘that we shall receive the support and co-operation of a large major the people. b ee “Tis the eye of an cagio that glances slong the glint- {ng steel and plants each shot plumb eeutee bee Saxvhaist ss SHOT NO. 1. jue Cheviot Suits (sacks), $6.98. These suits strictly all wool, fadeless color, and we do not believe can be duplicated anywhere for lees than $10. ‘Fancy Cassimere pelts (vistors ‘These: Suits (Vietory), $7.50, excellent suite for business purposes, and richly worth to the wearer Latha pg mechanic SHOT NO. 3. _Gignd Army Suita (Slater), 82.50. Mato irand Army” regulations, We furnish and G. A. buttons with each suit. Cheviot Suite (checks and pia 1 (checks and plaids), €0.75. In ave —— we have never bed a. myl42t* eet of jot ‘seen anything to equal SHOT NO. 5, Prince Albert Suits, $15.50, $16.50, and $17.40. If you will take the trouble to come and examine these suits you will be astonished. They are strictly all wool, corkscrews and diagonals, made fretless style, with ailk and satin fecings, — SHOT NO. 6, Boys’ Suite (ages 13 1018 yearn), $4.12. All wool, ‘and will compare fay with redo b worably with apy $80F $8 suit os ‘We could continue on up toa thousand But haven't the space. Come and see for yourselves, VICTOR ¥. ADLERS. TEN be hyd CLOTHING Open Saturday until 11 pm & 1S. WE HAVE MADE THE WANTS OF WASHING- TONIANS THE STUDY OF OUR LIVES, AND WE SHOULD BE LACKING IN THE MOST OBDIN- ARY INTELLIGENCE Dib WE NOT BY THIS ‘TIME KNOW THAT FIFTEEN DOLLARS 18 ABOUT THE AVERAGE PRICE THE MAJORITY OF MEN ARE WILLING TO PAY FOR A SPRING AND SUM- MER SUIT. WE HAVE STRAINED OUR VAST RESOURCES THIS SEASON TO PROVIDE FOR |[Rancteer ls Dac Giese ar WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE. Finding ourselves: overstocked in our Dress Goods It for this stage of the season, we make the following extraordinary reductions to dispose of the goods at once. 42-inch All-wool Etamines, in cream and colors: REDUCED FROM 59 TO 3734¢ PER YARD. 50-inch All-wool Camels Hair suitings, ins variety of desirable shades, REDUCED FROM 75 TO 50¢ PER YARD. (42-inch Cream All-wool REDUCED FROM 75 TO.58¢ PER YARD. Nore.—We have just secured a new line of All-wool Dress Patterns, in fancy herring-bone stripes; light and meditin summer shades. Each pattern contains 10 yards, 42-inch mater- ial This is the choicest line of fabrics for sum- mer tailor-made sults we have yet shown. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR_RENT_ROOMS. WASZEDS* VERY GOOD 600) CITY Y references. Apply to 1211 Ket, ie Wares RESPECTABLE V ioe referepes f9,COOX and aasit in in ‘myl6-2t* 2311s Wena: RHE QE TODO omteRAC ‘ANTED-TWO CAMBER Gi Miscucgues Tomine adh BORE (EDIATELY— FIRST = Wen nln eae WANTED.A,. COMPETENT Gri mR GENE- L_ FO) ral housework. Apply, with reference. 35 A fe x. ly, with refer at at: WANTED aoe, naan TO Da 2a, Geek 7 Wiiitoa = AT ONCE, ‘000K ger aw. ited. ADDIS at Eee OUR PEOPLE SUITS AT THIS PRICE THAT WILL No G NOT ONLY PROVE SATISFACTORY TO OUR PA- TRONS, BUT CREDITABLE TO OUR HOUSE. NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF OUR BUSINESS CAREER HAVE WE SHOWN IN ANY ONE SEA- SON ONE-HALF AS MANY STYLES OF GEXTLE- MEN'S SUITS AT FIFTREN DOLLARS RACH AS ARE TO BE FOUND ON OUR COUNTERS TO-DAY. NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE ABLE TO PLACE BEFORE THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON SUCH STERLING VALUES FOB A GIVEN AMOUNT AS CHARACTERIZE THESE FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS OF OURS. WE HAVE THEM BOTH IN SACK AXD CUTAWAY FROCK STYLES. THE PERFECT FITTING QUALITIES OF THESE SUITS ELIGIT THE WONDER AND ADMIRATION OF ALL WHO SEE AND TRY THEM ON. THE FAB- RIC8 PROM WHICH THEY ARE MADE ARE VA- RIED AND HANDSOME IN DESIGN, INCLUDING CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, HOMESPUNS, CHEVIOTS, SERGES, WORSTEDS, AND CHEVIOTEENS, THE COLORS RANGE FROM THE PLAIN BLACK AND BLUE TO THE MOST DELICATE SHADES OF LIGHT, AND INCLUDES ALL THAT'S FASHION- BLE IN PLAIDS, STRIPES, PINCHECKS, MIX- TURES, AND COMBINATIONS OF COLORS, PRO- DUCING VARIOUS EFFECTS, WE NOT ONLY GUARANTEE THE COLOR OF EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THESE FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS, BUT WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE, AND SHALL HOLD OURSELVES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WEAR AND SERVICE OF EVERY ONE WE SELL, AND A GUARANTEE FROM US MEANS ALL THAT THE TERM IMPLIES. THIS MAY SOUND LIKE STRONG LANGUAGE TO USE CONCERNING A SUIT COSTING ONLY FIFTEEN DOLLARS, BUT WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT. WE KNOW THAT NO SUCH VALUES WERE EVER OFFERED HERE OR ELSEWHERE FOR THE PRICE WE NAME, WE KNOW THERE 1ST ONE OF THESE FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS OF OURS Bazcams Ix Wass Fusarcs, CAN BE DUPLICATED IN THIS TOWN FOR LESS THAN FROM FIGHTEEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIERS, my16__ SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. SILK MITTS, 6 TO 121 LoT PURE TON LENGTH, 250. per pair rewular to Sern as wee Smyl4-2te 745-747 Sth ste. ana OE OF DD at the Double Combination, Wal and 1243 11¢h at, ae my13-3t To HEILBRUN'S LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE ‘Demonstrates the fact that a kind ppblic appreciates our efforts to sell only durable, stylish, and com- fortable foot wear at lower rates than are named by others, WE OFFER THIS WEEK BARGAIN NO. 1. Ladies’ Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, 85¢.; worth $1. BARGAIN NO. 2 Ladies? Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties and Button Opers | INE snd RHADA) ‘Toe and Common Sense, $1.47; worth $2. BARGAIN NO. 3. Ladies’ I. French Kid, Button, Hand-Sewed. Every Pair worth @4; go this week at $2.97. BARGAIN NO. 4. Misses’ Fine Kid Button, high or low cut, 97¢.; worth $1.50, BARGAIN NO. 5. Gente’ Low-Quarter Strap Shoes, Oxford Ties and Button, $1.47. BARGAIN NO. 6. Gents! Hand-Sewed Prinee Albert and Strap Ties, 247; worth $3.50. BARGAIN NO. 7. Gente’ Best Made, Hand-Sewed, Fair Stitched, Low- Quarter Waukenphast and Button Oxfords, only $3.97; worth $6. 1 BEILBRUM, 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWHST. S27 See Old Lady m Window. P.8.—TICKETS AND CHROMOS FOR ALL. myi¢ er GATE GHEOK CANVAS PLAIDS, IN RCRU AND a A ith py aN TED-TAEDIATELY— ‘K GOOD COOK: a wee wash Bae Bie rsh. two; city rete WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE, SyranteD—tim ‘We have Just placed in our Upholstery De- partment the following Seasonable Goods: ‘Line of Dark Green Fine Wire Window Screens ‘sizes to fit any window. Haye ee aos te Bue nk: om aoe inches by 10 ‘ringed and n° att 88 st 8 LS ees ale utenti for feteen aren ed eee po coke (Fourth, rae WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ew Sixxs ar WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE, ‘We are: ing: ing alarger stock, a ter senses ate rand np aeeutties in ‘than ever before. We exercise the wrest ent posait ete oe ieee Bie we this stock. confin- ae carelves oe on lucts of reputable man- increasing business: is the strongest possible evidence of theirxen- ral cyoellence and. iptrinaic value, We afer je Bil at the lowest prices reli in eae fecit popularity. of Black SUk # Mowing un lenished our stock and are now ing. nodal led values. Note our wide Of prices ao” o4 23 tee 00 2.35 B 199 Le tine 4 “349 % 3 oe cat 2 1. x prices embrace both A1 much as Guine's, Bonnett gers ta and others. manuncrure oe OS Oh, tors 84. BU, 90c, pr eras coe 22 ‘eaeabaiolp 225 ad S88 i il “Faille Flora, ‘Surah, Ar- want, ih watered Silks, Louistne, sw se Hiowtin Faille ina Satin, de Chine. A1 a Danese Grepes Gunton Urepen ke We haves Berticularly fine stock of Colored abd Silks for summer wear. (Main floor, 1013 F street entrance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORP. are offering the following extraordinary lack White, Plaid ea muality ts relar “twenty-tve We plids Wee teo lange On Sent goods bs but oes 32-inch Printed Batiste, ries fhite and Ecru groun with fancy colored desigus. “Ouly 10e. rear, ‘yds. 39-inch Printed Batiste. Wh and Bord ground colors, bandsome patterns: colors warranted, Only itic, por yard. twe sty cboe les of stripe, all colors. Only 12: a coy Indigo Blue Calicoes; Tey new nigh colors: warranted to wash. yc 2000 ys “Gold Seal” Indigo Blue Pereal rey bs ee in cardinal and bite. C800 yao Aeinch “Puritan” Muslin, Per- cales, white” ae ch vast assortment of pat- fers, embracing coms. Whips, anchors, Fancy 3 Chel tot Byel Sint Waister Guly So5iceeroend” Ihe inst. three “hundred “plecde ot Fronch re prettier than any styles yet sown. (Bagement.) WOODWARD & LOTEROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, Corner 11th and F sts. n.w. pin! SeT Exssoweren Poxczz Daesses HALF PRICE. PARIS BOX ROBES, half price. WHITE CHINA SILK, 27-inch wide, 76c. FIGURED INDIA SILKS, reduced to $1. ELEGANT FRENCH DRESS GOODS reduced to 75¢. FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATTEENS, 30¢. PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS, 15c.; just opened. PRINTED LINENS, one yard wide, 30c. REMNANTS FRENCH SATTEENS, 20c. : lengths from 3 to 11 yards. it eotlat a PATTERN DRESSES reduced one-half. GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SURAHS, LOUIS- MES, at 81 and $1.25, CREAM DRESS GOODS in great variety. We are closing out our stock of and have ninde Very lowpricoa’* © SPRING GOODS, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pa ave. my16 78 ol pos, ee "= why Boo0! Eee ack 95 00, METS) Cis g RRA ee we ese “RtTHE BON MARCHE 1,25. ‘Muslin Corse! pet Covers tor. At THE BON MARCHE. 426 to 5! Drawers, Nishe Gor ‘Mustin: Chemiven, Deane whe, Skirts and At a BON MARCHE. _myl4gee 746-747 Sth "Gowns and oeod es NEE at soe er HAVE AN At THE BON MARCHE. T5e to 9B. ste wight Maan Comet Ones MFREGOTEE Drawer, che- true nox wancus. “ $1. oyse, Dept Piao Exouss~ is ° St THE BON MARCHE. |.25 to $1.75. duyers of Clothing. “Fine words butter ne parsnipa” woe much less clothe people well and economically. ‘At THE BON MARCHE. 11,60 t0 $1.98, = so Mustta Chemises, Prawers, Corert Govern, Skirts and | srences A YEW OF OUR BARGAINS. = ‘THE BON MARCER, SON as(M AR CHE CoAT, HANDS, aE Megat MOHGAN & BHO, CG Tikes ate Wariner MEDIATED Y— x for private family, Veena wat soos TED—GOOD WAIST “CLASS: at 123: SHOEMAKER TO ‘8 Bhoe Store, 1614 WT 20 FET ECTS nu | Tat a ATED WHITE AND COLORED WOMAN Cham! Were cao puta Dishwashers, COC KGES _my16-6" ae 36 ges S ANTED—TWO WHITE GIRLS; ( Wik the other ea ehambermaid a 2A cone | set ply to my16-3 willl to to ti ‘good re! Kops" to173) Rae tees esd (7 ANTED—, ‘GENTLEMAN, OF ace” ‘ADDRESS, not under 25, to act as outside salesman salary, $15 weekly. Apply personally. “et Siete AR’ Wi a , BRIGHT, AGREEABLE Yo YOUNG lady to wait on customers in cigar store. Soe at. n. W: ANTED—TWO BOYS TO DRIVE BRICK CAR must have experience. Apply at 511A at. n. POSITIO’ TARE CARE OF WEE ‘addrens, TEACHER, 1519 3th stm W :D—A DRUG APPRENTICE WITH SOME experience. Apply to Hbbitt House Drug ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, WITH GOOD CITY | W joferences fora lieh(and permanent position 615 weekly. CARSON. SLEWART & GO. O51 Fat-it, Up ataire, a 1 WANtep ss BOY FIFTEEN YEARS OLD THAT ‘worked in # restaurant before, at 1101 I st. n.w.* ANTED—A GOOD FANS AND GAMDEN HAND. Must be a good milker and bring good references, Apply mortheast corner Sth and Qt iw. J. 1 HO) LibGe wm myl4-3t WANTED; FIRST-CLASS PANTATOON Ht WW towork in shop. EISEMAN BLOGs. W&ANZED , EXPERIENCED | WAIST. HAND: none other need apply. Also apprentices, thet myl4-3t*_ V ‘ANVASSERS, EXTRA ood “ANT! ND inducements to good men on installments; salaries paid in full weekly. Room 10, 303 7th at. ray ld-ate W ‘ED—100 WHT RED WOMEN cooks, salesmen, sal youths, men ces. Tre OF 7 to D farm and dairy hands; this aud other cities, i RRHAM'S Licensed Help Otices, O30 und G32 8 at. mw. ne cooks for TSrok n. N. Y., and other cities." 929 F at. ¥ telephone 37% IC! -8te W iO RTH FOR SUMMER AS } ‘Governess ae girl of ten 30 w lady’ aid, who | isa good seamstress. Address, stating ‘quali tions. | ‘wages, and reference, Box 16, Star offic. myl4-Iw* | WANTED=A WOMAN TO Do 6 sine nara See at FS i rae ; Vv AN’ ae ply. EM. P: WaluaS 3019 and 2021 M at. myl4-i WV ANTED—A COMP! 'T SERVANT FOR GEN- | | eral housework for family of two; white preferred. | Apply aiter 6 p.m. at 182 ot myl4-st* | ents for new works, Wy nd Apeleton's "Ci "goods terms. Apply 377th st, n.w., Washington, D. W ANTED-WOMEN COOKS, 810 10 €2: Maids, Waiteresa, Nurmes, Houceworkers, sf Cooks, Waiters, Man and Wife for airy 90 Cabinet Maron French Chef and Butler. rE. WANTEDIA WHITE Woman, Aa CHAMBE maid; must be competent aud reliable: geod home and fair waxes: none bat reference Led apply 7 ANTED—A SHOE CLERK. ONE WHO HAS AT Teast two years experience im the business: the | — best of Foferente eeained no uaeried tue y- Address SHO! CLERS, 8 W ANTED —IMMEDIATELY—A FIRST CL V cook fora restaurant. Must ti wo recommend ed. Apply to CHAS. KLOTZ, 1706 @ si fua 18th, m. WANTED 3 CAN FURNISH 1000 INDE: ous Indies with permanent Incrative emplo: ment; no fraud or humbus: hundreds of testimouiais from ladies made independent through this work Mrs. HF. LITTLE, Chicazo, 1. ED-AN ESTIMATE CLERK, WHO I angn and cam furnish refere 7. e-ouly who have had p need apply, to HOS, W. SMIT pedia | Wat Wace AND € oom and board for Jars and terms, D, Star 'T—O20 14 . ROOMS ‘SIN. CES | Pe SS SELLS me 2 my ° “ANTED—1 , BY Ji RENT_—FOUR ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, ON M Paid FS oe vettass Minaat | IPR Boor: muntabie er abt poaekespine et uundary, 6th and 16th i fent low, jee cold water: (no small children). Apply ob premisns, advance; reference stating tee 631 F stew. location, Box 83, Star office. = _ Fem, tercer Sz Beda, wet WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS shire ave. mw, cor. of Tat. ED. 000 RENT_UNFURNISHED DOUBLE PARLOR BSE EES Ainine room, and itchen on fre floor rl State worth 8 en + ‘Snnecond: south front. house newly te uted | ‘office. +) and finished: lance yard and cellar, conereted. ANTI TEAM OLEA! ern improvements: references, = ones td Proceas Gent's Suits Dyed. ey 1009 ¥ st aw | Hane. mylo2 | my16-3 ayn ar i= Rooms, 2D aNTEpS 000 SUITS OF CLOTHES TO hents Sg | eo es eis ome es | E aalae Sea Oe 5 my-3t* .¥, IR | must be over 15.2 16 ruvabout 1, 100: also sit icone. pepe iption ; must b ‘Apply + SERS Dork Downeyrestabien i i R RENT—CAPITOL HILL LARGE, ArnY, Tomes: | ge iumisied or unturned feint ‘ovine, seed INTED—STEAM CARPET ne WORK! ve; wk Oren suite. 200 Ast.se. References ex- ARE TaY Sag eed yaaa hs | Sanam meer mee | sistas ore y acy et and Ke. tani oe has Fe =FOUR UNFURNISHED Rooms, call 610-2. ToUNGL 1 | Eutower floor: Tnley size aud light; modern tuyrxs” WAxTED {FoR “THREE YEARS — $2,000. FOR first and euph ire se tude ‘will be given ‘8 farm of buil Situated within three miles of the Dintrict tine, paged Alte of ‘ANTED-IT Vv ‘C street u. w. Wea, NOW I8 THE TIME TO GET ur handsome Spring and in latent style, ‘Prices from suite, silk orany other kind, at V'¥. hand: in wood condition, State 456 Louisiana avenue ( KNOWN cia ae: pay aac Commissioner of Deeds for Snummer Suits made | bitin Td » siyhiiws iw | iments; near cara. Low rent. References. 1 stow. 02 10TH ST. YOR RENT—UNFURNISHED _1 aa (oH —— Tonm, secund. floor, alcove widow eats gues be TSG st now. mst Fe RENT_FURNISHED BOARD IN | vate fanny, Feference EQUIP. FOR BERT INO TABLE FOR OF- Fave sedentiots yersmsuth puch, $10. suite fo, ieee nero and kitchen, furnished #25, ‘W.LINKINS, 1th and Hate. nw: on ae RENT-THREE ROOMS. UNFURNISHED, second floor, bath with hot und cold water: ‘Will rent toadults only. 1919 H st. nw. myl4-3t" FoR Re RENT-SEVERAL CHEERFUL ROOMS ox | floor; pleasant location on hich laud tories (except Maryland). eg oe ape | ‘WANTED-TRY A POUND OF BUTTERINE AT | Wabent teuant.” Reterences exchaned. "Apri "to | WV 20 gent pide ana rcompare favor. | 448 Sf at nw. mile” | ly with but Id at return DR RENT—THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED ret aie Bulla 948si0-01" Caster Wnfurnished: with bate Paty Bthret tee. ml Le ra Ci WR ae cota V yANTED = ALL SHOULD Save WATER TAE mide Sha payment fox peters by gett 8 good welt of | {ron RENTCRIGELY —FUENIEHED ROOM, pater pur il your yan ai tnd of welle couatracted | easani locality with gr witout hoard, Mons and puny Ft * comforts: reass G ws betwee Gall On DAN'L J. MOFFAT, 414 alee As | Saunier eaten ay — TED—R. WASHINGTON OR REN’ OTH AN! VENUE, WANte ct BP WA Sraxzovs come Tas <2B epee sceond sad third Moors, with Bont. Southern and eastern Any breakine out on fare or body cured. Moth, pimn- Thive lines of care Heferences exchauged. pies, wrinkles, blackheads, vulgar redness, eczepia aiid ‘Swe all facial dist plexion insured to estim by ail Wins hicher Clothing than we Box 110 Star off | from city. OL. ry ghd shipped Pract! ¥ J ANTED—BOl JOHNSTON, Building, will vay cash for Military Warrants issued for services in any War Rebellion. Wittens clean or ‘workmanlike manner and ou good is experienc POSEY mk a spectsliy mb12 rANTED—AT GEN. EF. 3 AYEEMIY, Hay Wei H. CAC W ny Bate Gonnuleslone urements. Teg} Upholsterer, 1 ANTED-STEAM erminated fi tte JOUN-E. BEALE, am. to5 > all who use it. Jcla on application. Ea ANTED-PARTY FROM THE SOUTH WILL first-class Second-band ver paid in Washington, "Address | a wrices_ for a CLARK, Sligo, Ma. UNTY LAND Attorney at Law, Root new auchinery 1 or rentiemene clot delivered. Portland. jal7-41 ED, Prititers and yi any quality of and a clear com- rtectly apis-1mo* ANTED—U PHOLSTERING OF FINE PARLOR and other farniture and mattresses renovated a: short patie: 27 years! is called for and i St,, Opp. the SS MEN OL EAyE Te THEIR ess with ne for yeat Job ity of uric wrk ELEs STOCK fat, horses to water at 88 [er m. : box stall tureze 43.50 perm. : horses called for alnd ret, BLA caies, 10th end La, av. ja14-Gm T-FOUR, NIGELY FURNISHED SEC- | fF rooms with bath. 1140 Sth st., n, w. pap oF piping fumished: water comnection made any art of Premises. ‘For information, inguire of | FLOR RENT_WITH OR WITHOUT DOAKD, AGT JAS. 8 REAGAN, P. M., Ancostia, D. C. | prclegently, furnished, front Reon fe aoa sa} water on same floor, with eas and attontion: r-duced Stoves, Carpets, Feather Carpenter ca sino a'smaliet toom at @0. 293 Bast Cap. ate my id-3! | kiydof Household Furniture, “Address Box 189, Star | THIRD-FLOOR ROOM, WELL Fi Ofice. al melee home comforts toa entleis ANTED—SEGOND-HAND Se oe ee oS ee aes: W Wate, Stoves, Feather Bets, and all kinds of House. ss cnaaes hold Fukniture, for which the highest cash price will Fe RENT—910 NEW YORK AVE. N.W., NIC bepaid. Address 219-221 7th stew. my7 | nel on second and third floors, with WANTED — HOWSES PARTURED AT 94 PER | bath reasoi Tent; first-class table board {f ete ee rie sia raeane eeter | FOR RENT—AT 020 NEW YORE AVE. ¥. W. grass, shade, and never fail " = * | Fuedng through entire pasture. RA. BHRAVE, Fee furnished rooms, en suite or sinely: slso one ith private bath at summer rates; references re- VOR RENT—THE LIVINGSTO doors above K st. and Franklin Park. Ne tractive house. High and beautiful locat‘on. rooms, ‘Table of superior Tra: le boarders accommo Moderate prices, Telephone 911-3 my2-1m* FOR RENT—FLATS. Fi i foudinwe | J)OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT | rat Price's | K* of three or four rooms: private bath; second floor | piablen S11 Oth wt nes form on Zu at, road, & miles | in the BELMONT, 813 1uth st uw, myles | FOR RENT—OFFICES. _| it RENT—OFFICE ROOMS DESIRABLE. ELL sctbly located, 44 oth stn we. Mra iC ie bal type-writing and copying; butisfactory’ wo: teed. myldst | Fa suitable tor wateb-tmaker and jeweler reasonable to desirable tenant. Inquize at Cireulat, | Library, 1749 Penn. ave. my 16-31" ORE NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH | aud Lets, n. w., including dixtures; for uuany years ius been ooctipied as drug store. ww. sa Doyats. | (Successor to Duval any 12-7 | OF | RENT-STORE A} AND CELLAR, CORNER OF | . Suitable for a business of any | JOHNSON, 718 13th st. mw. | IR RENT STORE AND CECLAR, 408 12TH ‘ANTED — COMMY! SSIONER OF DEEDS | FOE N and, U, nd pan. Telephone 344 STED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS BX. Fe jdoor trem, Kennay venta, wre: aleo, revi from, carpets, furniture, furs, &c..by | and, Ust floor building corner Pa. ave.azd 1 ‘eau! ll thems, Mot Napia Gad. | Apply to JAMES ¥. DAVIS SONS, 1201 Fa av ‘GIG La. ave. ae STEAM CARPET ING. NO : EENT — FINEST LOCATED |SionE 1X ‘te 116-6, A | Ht Washington: rece pied by Woodward & esas 2 ron. Huston Dey Goods Hotes, O21 Fenuspivaais | 3 Srenee Lule ise fare opportunity to ‘Uusiness location. Forartber, tre ‘National Bank of Repu s. WOOD-WORKER, amy Wass D—A FIRST-CLAS: plesdy euployinsat, JNO. MeDERMOTE & BE)., Crsviage Builders, $10 my10-1 FANTED. W ors AND GIKIS Jor a light and frofitable employment: no pictu id 1c. fora valuable pac afew bundred will be di SUPPLY CO. Aibaiy, je ‘inees; no hab to egiamence on.” On ‘ALB: nly INDORE'S y ladies. of dom 717M ANTED — DUND Teau, condtzcted bj jored. for ai! kim .with reference. ANTED—BOYS WT: 4ohu’s choir, nd woluen, white r foredty nd ‘aplsaat OD SOPRAY Salaries paid. Ap 30 p.m. at tue CHOIR ROO} O1l! pply Taes- OST—A FLAT Hill _xbout 1 LIAMS, 7 0: collar lined with red: answers to the name of Joe. ‘eward ff returned to No. 1618 16th xt, EFT IN LAFAXETTE PARK BETS hours of 1 and 2 ‘The finder will ing the same to 610 H st, n, w. LS. SUNDA’ ‘Case, Ainerican Wi witic cer chai and locker. "930 reward if returned my 16-20" clans. to 1733 N st. m, May 15, suitably rey oe “BTE tch Co. W: ANTED—AN AMBITIOUS EARNEST MAZ iccated outside principal cities, to represent, in ‘ovrn loc a resvousible lowse, Good salary ee Wis nde-metudw ruieor tay Guiinent Paris. Berlin apd’ London dressinakers cut, Bort easily iearued, rapid.coupreensive aud prac and iy systent in Atueriea teaching the abo “International Tailor System: “measure alone, as all scientiie valors and Which needs no refitting, Patterns cut, materials itted, Lssied: draped or muds The syatent teugiit by tue! ESSESSER.“connervatory” OF Modes,” 22 8 7, Washington, D.C. ap26-toje: WW ANTED-LADEES )TO LEARN DREBS CUTTING | and Atting by the actual measure aud square rale, etroduced price; cutune, Hung and patterns ent to Sneasure, at 1010 F at. u.w., Walter Building. 120-3: __WANTED— SITUATIONS. NTED—A PLACE AS CHAMBERMAID OR Wei Ree can FF at. y ANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED AND EDU- Water hay 4 position of trust in the fumily of a mntaiae iy has an invalid or deceased wife. Ad- Situs K., Star office ai D—BY A RESPECTABLE COI COLORED 0 Rae ee eg tyavel:cam give good references" Address” Box'24, Star ollie. 1D—A SITUATION BY A Wooten Wise SA RS PRICEY my16-2t* D-SITOATION AS A CHAMBERSAID ANTE! EK or nuree; can rrences, ie bae Me ‘ANTED — A PLAGE AS HOUSEKEEPER OR ‘iifes? companions willing to- travel: reference given. Address Misa 31,210 Cetsnw. | tt ‘ANTED—AT_ HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS fier Chart sen, dae Step. Farm’ Hands, Butiers, and Valota. COOMBS & BUNGESS. ‘myld-or PLACES | Want vers, butlers, ssamstresacs, malas aad other ‘help, with Scie this snd sihggettion. ‘029 F st. n.w. Telephone: iTED—POSITIONS FOR 5 Hess Wee an rail Ag uurege iadiew" mai Sor Smney. Fr MPBURNBAS. O30 630: ande to Fata. w. myl4- Son Wea ee pe ae FO ‘aT. BUI TLEMAN “AND WIFE (NO Wie he ute: so per gah wae aro ke, House wor! fait Latuydrees Beantn ae a Bo as WANTED ueee. ME dca ia aimancen os 131 Star office. Rae aa AS a ate | ere Ne mates i elder wuts aed 4 Litt tn * jor ob open car noon, a cliid's brown merino coat with em cape.” ‘Reward it left at Star office. Va Lat in. POC! iC IN ING $13.25, ON | business chances an ns. Sic ROR oe Sara NS POS | a Pa tater a 3; WEARS COLLAR 1 SALE—SPLENDID ST GROCERY sr MSE ne itowardyaldto or Drug store, noribwest corner Gth abd D sin iuny one retaruing a to. T (Gong pointed earaand cee: collar and Kewurn 0 1012 New Hampshire ave. and receive re- ward. Ag-ate IN THE WATERS—ON MAY inail-carrier, whils crossing 3 lance stresin of water, fel aud lost ‘several letters addressed to me. rics having received no ausw re Houre open J: oe of Glenbourze House, Parson, a ST—MAY 13, 1687 with Coliar aud Tay of retuns of tbo saune 8 JUL C. T-AT CORNER OF OTH AND ¥ STREETS, brvidered a between 9th and 13th, Sun Ee ae miyl4-3e | A LARGE YELLOW MASTIFF, ON FEI- | 7; ‘OCCUPY POSI ‘ | Thin Buitable reward secnrped to | CUES atc ycc orange es aaa panne | ic w my10-3%*__ | nto business for themselves in the future, can arrange Ist. J. A AMPTON, Pro- teh, No. eb aR MY Pit Will please a “si ECRLOEE sient 0 Nat. eward mje teeSquaremad ee ,, 1867, BLACK PURSE CON. wortl 4 eward tf returued RENT—ONE-HALF OF FINE 5 118i st. n.w., second door north of F st. opposite | Moston Dry Goss House; nplendid location for ofoe: | 4 also ‘two large Looms, ‘third floor. HARDING & WATERS, 606 11th st, aw. my2-Lia -| N LE-I REAR | OF new aud, very. Gcsirsble, fre stale amd room. Apply to A. T. BRICK. 714 15th st, my16-lin E RENY—“LEARN TYPE-WRITING. e | Machines rented at @5 per month and sold on | mont Es ate | 1 “CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 933 F st. | BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE - FIRST-CLASS ‘CARPENTER’S JOB- i those meuning business ouly. Address tor necessary capital, on long the at low rates. For Particulars C. BISSELL, Notary Puviic, | my 14-2" 178 Broadway, New York. R BALE—TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE, THIS ‘is arare opportunity; a Confectionery, no’ better jocation in the city; Grocery and ‘Feed Store, a rood chance. ‘Commercial Office, 938 F st, myls-3t* et 'D. RANEY. OR SALI LE—DRUG STORE,"81, lent Grocery Store, a number of ¥ision Stores, cheap; Dining Rooms, three-story 8 rooms, beth-ro01 .; south and See ont, Ope abort square mt of Renova uve. 500; cheap. APSE ERE? _myl0-2w 326 Penurylvani SMALL YELLOW AND WHITE boa; tae 31 my RICKS—ONE MILLION | TEMPERED ‘immediate 13: | B Bricks AKLINGTON: abaats sour Building. _ COUNTRY BOARD. IRST - CLASS COUNTRY BOi igh ang es ithy : terug lerences| LOCATION ; anid boxes uae Xo. ent Axes Goods Bolaies. ‘ex ICELY-ARRANGED RENT—A LARGE AND, ras ‘cheay ret class order, Teason: a ie aug gee WA Laurea rasp i, | F Bearing ton che Scam or GPLENDID BOARD AT TAKOMA, D.c. Five | LAGHAN, commer North Caritol and I sts._zuy Sai jes from Waslington.on the sletropolital A Bigs eects 10,000 the B. £0. Road, suitable for Government clerke: 4, 20.000 $7, 50,000 814 000. 8: Dare sir gud water. “Address SUy a eS BK 000 86, (20.000 $10. 3 e 0 thw presses, e PRE UNDERSIGNED WILT IN DUE SEASON, SSeS = eo E be pre} to secommodats limited auaber uf DERSON & MOORE. 1010 and poave. a8 wrders. at 8 mountain hoe Agarose — Hedgesville; Borbley Co, W.Va, GEO. W. F038. | -™E>-3 my14-Lin! ERSONS DESIRING COUNTRY COMFORTS 18 the mountains and, will to viit “Comfort Betreat on a | fee Wa abana Wy ves of the aPepeotiable | ee eRe a ZTELDING Lors | FOR =F ON E a= CEEe BOARD-FIRST pl Map ine Ea Hanlon Va Be He pe fee Teand. ROBE. C. COMBS, Attorney torney-at-Lam er Ck DEAN HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealersin Neer, BOARDERS — HEALT GOGEBIC IKON MINING STOCKS, aes Sh. os topot eres ed WESTEEN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, apd Real Estate in Washington, ie ALY Mtn ‘and Chicago. DE TH | Ofer: Roow: 4. Glover Building, 1410 Fat amit and. oe ie 2 ee ant cee ty AVE, N. W. (South Side.) a Bent ‘bois. securiticn aoe rise ee nee ceca fae ues,! after, erate m. to 4p. JOR RENT. | FE ing tos PI. FOR. nas -HOUSES. 401% Intet mw. eaoi JUNE IST NEXT, Bier Fes REST room Hr: NISHED—1405 arate F 8 naval oMcer How at, wen bce city ea As a NICE SEVEN-RooM RODSE. 4 improvements. near the Capltol: rene = Apoly 214 11th wt. wanyne-s* We DESTRAMLE pe e116 story 2: SWoRMS! —AN BLEGANT Lot 33 0 for inepert ec dD STS athe Se , ana i T-—BY BR. 0. BOL! Nass ay nr Thos C. an the owner R. GOLD Sto pam. ‘MAD. apie 808 D's came. I, OFFICE ROOMS. m5 Ah at. § ie un Buskd x’ from 30-1 LF st. La. ave > Guth et sand from 10 bo 2 puacea with me free of com to th For list of property for wal myid KO HOLTZ. JOR RENT—2112 M ST, AND N. Mt ave. DRT tore and etd 10 roams in * asst My arcu SOPARKER, 1418 Pet nny tet DONT, ly leaving for sun Bloderate rent. “Address luv VICINITY >, Star wie -AT A MODERATE RENT, A PT we OF Part of Lis wite, w: Reference | BSSS8S two roums. JOR REN nishe gent Fine cool OR RENT. WS? K st, wo ct Becht Slangdon Tera Wim, 10085 R's ste 1S Idi Fst uw Gr." 80.30 10108. ata Rios * ENCAY ROUD, my 143° Corner ith and h'sts: tow, sth #t.n.w., 16.860 (07 Massavti wr 0 yASHulyer pn 2 190 00 K st. n.w., TSF. Dh St nwa, Store, welling exnmnjtied I pias J: Fisitvire co. 1324 Fst-nw. iS2 06 F si iw - bet N. J. ave. aud E e rented to reapecta- my 14-ait stv. dro brie Bieoidred tauutiies -W.. B40: 2235 dwelling and store, G ‘JNO. BUNLES. FO set 022 N ST. 3 1906 16TH B45. 2024 PST. N improveinents: 839. App my 14-3 SIXTEEN ROOMS. TNS, 19th and H ota ewe JOR KENT tag F ly toGEO. W. are eT Tothse, 12r 9140 bth st., 12r. 4105 Tou wars Ore 100 te hen ie Bint, 13 Or 108 AS wt. tow. 12r, S Hist. now. 10r av. tw Or. 1008 Hat. noe Bt car Ist st nw. Or ad Tir. 40, 6 Cleve 1614 7th st now, 8 327 LOU st. nw 3 French st, Gr, Arthur Place ilw.,7¥. 404 Boundary L333 Loch st. Goso19 Be myl4 ‘LHL WAKNER & 00.916 Pate. ae RENT—THAT HANDSOMELY PU. “§- HED House, 1514 Ket. now: clewic, b rect plumbing ; will be rented from ee. ull Gciober” ist ot Mow rent to ania faily of aden my1d BATS © WHITMAN. 1407 Pat nw. ‘ JOR RENT—TWO FINELY-FURNISHED ROUSES, ‘ou Nast nw. near Coupecticut aves for tie ume mer: these houses are complete, with fine myl4-3t BATES & WHITMAN, 1407 JOR RENT—1424 9TH STN. W—10 hOOMS, ALT modern improvements; 2-story Brick ¥sa ‘mouth. Apply on premises, ¥ .T- 3 t. s.w.Or814.30 1S ist now G re 1633 “83M at nw 12.00 TUT Dal ave.s we a8. SClark su'aw., 4 re -B.50422 Late we hte 10s ulate C. Me PARKEN cor 4 aud Eta se oR RENT—$35 PER MONTH TILL NOVEM: ber, Laudsousely furnished House * locality: ‘third floor reserved. Ro to Ba iss Fist, or on the premises, 142 Nat mya Ooms: $8 SHITSIAN, 1407 oe 5 2) 3 Fora full iistapply to WASOOTT & WILCOX. _mylé 1907 Pennsylvania sve.nw,_ ' IR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 25 FEET FROM fe ‘two stories: tur rouse ou first and ive. ‘cellar and all modern fmprovanuute, “i st bear iM AuMes, 027 Fee LoS RENT—FUEXISHED HOURS! x ra: oi Agrees om, care ae convenient to Dupont and F st. cars. exoeli-at neighbors. Address Box Si), Star ufice. wyl4-Jt" ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— "Eee: yom atime. oreland fata 4 a ase rom Sanne a 226 Fata