Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘TUESDAY May 17, 18874) CHOSBY S. NOYES. .. Editor. ‘ke Evening Star hax a regular. permanent bene Sde daily circulation more than treble Ghat of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that fall the other daily papers here added THE STAR cannot wndertake to preserve or return rejected communications, Contributors who wish to possess their manuscripts, J un- "9 Matter of whatever character intended for pubiteation must, ¥ its appearonce the same day) te desired, reach the opice not later than i? e'eiock noon. 89" No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Communications on any subject, It Is satisfactory to learn, from an order just is- ‘sued, that the Commissioners are not Insensible of the contempt shown by the strect-car companies for the laws by whose grace they exist. The stat- tory provision that these companies shall be sponsdble for the repairof the street pavement for the space between the outer walls of the tracks, And for a distance of two feet adjacent thereto, 13 as plain as English words can make it; yet there ‘Rot a company that pretends to do lisduty In the premises. The condition of the crown of the Foadway in some of our leading thoroughfares 19 disgraceful in the extreme. It would not be toler. ‘Sted in any European city where tramways are In Use. There fs no reason why it ad be treated here with more lenity. Great gullies fringe t rails on either side, serving as storage reservoirs for dust and fith in dry weather and for muday ‘water and filth in wet, and adding to the discora- forts and pertls of crossing the tracks with ordin- ary vehicles. The Commissioners have directed attention anew to the law about repairs, and com- Ipaaded the corporations to obey it. They have iso directed that hereafter, in repaving the two feet adjacent to the outer walls of the tracks the granite blocks shall be used only on the side where an addition: horse is necessery. This reform will be welcomed dy the people, but it does not go far enough. Every T rail in the city streets ought to be pulled up to-morrow, and replaced with a grooved rail, such as 1s used in the principal cities of Europe and in several parts of our own country. The wear and tear on carriage springs and wheels, to say nothing of human nerves, would be bad enough If, 4m crossing a car track, there were only the stqne dallasting to go over. When to this Is added four protruding rails, the nuisance becomes unendur- able. The rights of the community seem to be Well enough protected by the law, if the District government will vigorously ¢ — It will always be remembered to the honor of the late Justice Woods that, both as a maker and ‘Asan expounder of laws, le divested his offietal ‘work wholly of partisan bias. Whiie serving asa | member of the Ohio legislature, in the winter of | 1860-61, he was the leader of the democratic si Of the lower house, and was called upon to shape & policy for his party on important measures bear- 4ug on the then impending civil war. Among t Dilis introduced was one by the republicans for the Purpose of appropriating a large sum of money for | military expenses, and committing the State irrev- | eably to the Union cause. It was the fatent of | some of the republican managers to make partl- | ‘san capital by pushing this bill through under a suspension of the rules. They were argued out of ‘Unis notion by Judge Woods, who assured them that, whereas he did not believe the democrats could be brought to the stpport of the bill by | “railroading” methods. he could carry them with him in its favor if 1t were handied In the usual way, with plenty of time for consideration. His suggestion was followed. and the Judge worked among his associates with such effect that the ‘vote of the house went forth to the country as | Amcontestible evidence of the loyalty of the State. In 1876-77, although then a republican cfreuit judge for the fifth circuit, including the districts | Of Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina and other | Southern States, he preferred not to be entrusted | ‘with the decision of the case of the South Caro- luna state canvassers, which was practically to settle the Tilden-Hayes presidential contest, so | keenly was he sensibie of the necessity of abolish- ing political considerations from his mind. For ‘Unis reason another judge was sent into his circuit Ww relieve him of the case. It was, therefore, an | quinent tribute to bis fairness when President ‘Hayes, whose fortunes were in the balance which Judge Woods had refused to hold, raised him to ‘te seat on the Supreme Bench which he has just quitted, crowned with the hearty respect of his fellow-citizens, $$$ In order to allay the tumult, Col. Oberly, of the Civil Service Commission, has’ kindly come to the front with sundry additional explanations and to which the public would not be at all entitled at this time, were it not essential to stop the stampede. It seems as it this sedative ought Ww be effectual In insuring some rest to the wearied nd worried brains that have been so foolishly Milled with fear.— Washington Post. It is perhaps condescending in Col. Oberly to Vouchsafe these additional explanations to the “scared dogs” of clerks, but it 1s not apparent why | they are not “entitled” to this enlightenment. ‘When the Civil Service Commisstoners promulgate & Dew set of rules that a “prominent official,” concerned in their adoption, declares, as stated in the Baltimore Sun, were designed tw “weed out” the vast quantity of dead wood in the Departments; and which rules, also, adepartment Official in @ position to know, the Sun sald, esti- mated would if strictly carried out “throw at least seven-eighths of the old government em- Ployes out of their positic: when these rules | ‘Were thus construed by those concerned in | thelr concoction, or who were in a po sition to know how they would work, Mt was quite time for Mr. Overly to rise and ex- Piain, abd keep on rising and explaining until they are explained out of their discreditabie existence, —_—_—+-=——_ Only one juror was accepted yesterday for the trial of Jacov Sharp, out of fifty-four talesmen examined. Talesmen are dismissed as unit for Jury duty if they have already formed such an ‘Opinion of the merits of the case as cannot readily ‘Be changed by the evidence produced in court. It 4s not surprising that fifty-three out of ntty-tour | of his feliow-citizens have made up their minds | What maaner of man Mr. Sharp is. Neither is it strictly fattering. Colonel Ingersoll seems to keep pretty busy, re- Gardless of the fact that the dull season has set im. Defending an ex-clergyman indicted for blas_ phemy in New Jersey, aud denouncing the Rus. sian extradition treaty in New York, both in one day, ought to satisfy any reasonable man’s de- mand for occupation, with the thermometer hover- Ang among the eighties, ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS (FZO' r= duplicate plates} delvvared at dices, aii ‘at 10 cents @ week, addves Wartowar 3 Rae FS Ib ART AGENCY, P.O. J. Cc. [a IMroRTER: MILLINERY. LACES, WHITE SUITS, COLORED StrTs, TRAVELING WRAPERS. JACKETS, HALF PRICE. DRESS TRIMMINGS, HAMBURG EDGING. FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pair, upward. als GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FANCY DRESS GOODS. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, je have marked down the prices of our Choice Dress Gvods to Cost, and, in may cases, lower: im fact, the question of Cost is not considered. Cur Fancy Goods Maust be sold this season. Great inducements are (@Mered in BOX ROBES, half-price. a CY SUITINGS, reduced from $1.50 to $1; from INDIA SILES,reduced from $1.25 to $1; new styles ‘and colors. ‘Kiegant FRENCH SATTEENS st 0c. oa kine SHIRTING LINENS in choice styles at ‘uae besatiful aud cool drome. So CHINA SILK. 750. ; 27 inches wide; can- ‘Bet be matched for less than $1. BLAOK LOUISINE SILKS at 81, worth 91.25. Great Reductions in ali kinds of Fancy Dress Goods. OnE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, mle 919 FENNSALVANIA AVENUB. SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED FOR $1. cent Selstany Sot Vests, 25: done in best inane. fr aid delivered Pe 2 BT Selenhone call Sup: abd 48 b= eo went Eixrraorprvary. THE RICHEST OFFERING EVER MADE IN THE FLOOD TIDE OF A BUSY SEASON. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE ENTIRE STOCK OF H. FE. MOSS & CO, 633 BROAD- WAY, NEW YORK, MANUFACTURERS OF BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS’ CLOTHING, WHICH WE BOUGHT IN BULK AT SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR OF THE REGU- LAR WHOLESALE PRICES, AND WHICH WE NOW OFFER—FROM 4 O'CLOCK TO- DAY UNTIL 7O°CLOCK ON FRIDAY EVEN- ING NEXT—NOLONGER—AT SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR OF THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICES. NOT ALOT OP IRREGULAR SIZES AND BROKEN LOTS, BUT AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMET OF BOYS’ AND CHILD- RENS' FINE AND MEDIUM GRADE CLOTH- ING AS EVER LEFT A MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT. THE CAUSE IS THEIR AFFAIR, NOT OURS. THE RESULT CO} CERNS ALL WHO HAVE BOYS TO CLOTHE AND CARE FOR. HERE ARE SPECIMEN NUGGETS FROM THIS NEW GOLD MINE OF OURS BOYS’ SUITS, AGES 4 TO 14, WITH KNEE PANTS, Lots 1411, 1412, 1413, and 1414, Auburn Cassimere Suits, that cannot be duplicated in any house in America for less than $7 a suit. We have been selling Just such suits at the spe- cal price of $4.85. This great purchase of ours enables us to sell genuine Auburn Cassi- mere Suits, correct in fit and shape, well made, and elegantly trimmed, at $3.50 snit; but this price will obtain only for WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY. Lots 1513, 1515, 5141, and 5150, Suits that ‘we have never been able to sell for less than $6 each before, but which we now offer at the spe- cial price of $4 a suit—for WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY only. Lot 3732, a lot of handsome wide wale Chev- fot effects, brown in color, No better Suits in this country for Wear and Service. The regu- lar retail price is $7, Our price for WEDNES- DAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY $4.50 each. Lots 14165, 14176 ‘and 14177, genuine Harris Cassimere Suits, the best wearing goods made in this or any other country; the regular price is $8a suit. Our price for Wednesday, ‘Thursday and Friday, $5 a suit. Lots 16%, 4103, 1580, 5756, 1858, 5469, 1818, 1605, 1575, 1576, 3403, 1741, and 1669. Regular 7.50 Suits. Correct im all things. Style, Make, Shape, Colors, Trimming, snd Fit. Our special price for the above men- tioned days, $5 a Suit. WE DO NOT KEEP THESE THINGS UNTIL THE SEASON IS OVER AND THEN OFFER THEM AS INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO PROVIDE YOUR BOYS WITH EXTRA CLOTHES. WE OFFER THEM TO YOU NOW. ve WHEN YOU NEED JUST sUCH ‘THINGS FOR YOUR BOYS, IN THE NICK OF TIME. IN THE FULL FLUSH OF THE SPRING BUSINESS. THE GREATEST WE HAVE EVER DONE TO DATE, BUT WE WANT TO BREAK ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS IN OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT WEDNES- DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AND FOR THE INFORMATION OF THOSE SMART PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS MANAGE TO COME AROUND THE DAY AFTER THE FEAST WITH THEIR DISMAL, “I THOUGHT 80,” “I KNEW YOU DIDN'T HAVE ‘EM, BUT THOUGHT I'D JUST COME ‘ROUND AND SEE” WE WISH TO STATE THE GOODS WE ADVERTISE TO-DAY ARE HERE, AND THIS EXTRAORDINARY MID-SEASON OF- FERING OF GREAT, UNUSUAL, IN FACT UNHEARD OF VALUES, WILL CONTINUE. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK, AFTER WHICH IT CEASES. TO MAKE THIS THE GREATEST THREE- DAYS’ SALE OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING EVER SEEN OR HEARD OF IN THESE PARTS, WE MAKE THE FOLLOW- ING SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF OUR REGULAR STOCE: THE 13 CENT SHIRT WAISTS NOW 10 CENTS. THE 19 CENT SHIRT WAISTS NOW 15 CENTS. THE 24 CENT SHIRT WAISTS NOW 19 CENTS. ‘THE 48 CENT LAUNDRIED WAISTS NOW 35 CENTS. THE 15 CENT BOWS NOW 10 CENTS. BOY'S SUITS, AGES 4 TO 14 Lots 449, 1365, 1238 and 1370, that have deen selling so readily at $3.50 a suit, can be obtained during these three days at 82.50 each. Allof our 48 cent Knee Pants are marked to goat 33 cents each for Wednesday, Thursdayend, Friday only. Lots 1359 and 1347 Boy's Pants that have been selling at $1.50 and $1.75, now 81.12, for three days only. DON'T STOP HERE—DON'T GET WEARY —WEVE LOTS MORE TO TELL YoU ABOUT THAT MAY INTEREST YOU EVEN MORE THAN THOSE WE'VE MENTIONED, MAYBE JUST THE VERY THINGS YOURE LOOKING FOR. FOR INSTANCE, OUR 98c. SAILOR SUITS, NOW 73c. LO’ $1.20 SAILOR SUITS, NOW 81. LOT 617. ALL OF OUR JERSEY SUITS FOR Boys ‘THAT WE HAVE BEEN SELLING AT $3 AND 86 A SUIT GO AT $3.75 EACH, FOR WED. NESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY— AND A LARGE LOT OF IRREGULAR SIZES IN LIGHT-WEIGHT JERSEY SUITS—THE ONLY BROKEN LOT WE'VE QUOTED. THE SIZES RUN FROM 4 TO 11 YEARS, BUT SOME SIZES ARE MISSING. YET THE SIZE YOU WANT IS LIKELY HERE; IF 80, TAKE ITaTs2. OUR BARE DESCRIPTION OF THESE HERETOFORE UNHEARD-OF VALUES WILL WE FEAR CONVEY BUT A FAINT IDEA OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY MID-SEASON OF- FERING OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S BE- LONGINGS. THEY MUST BE SEEN TO BE REALIZED. THEY ARE HERE NOW, AND THIS GREAT SALE WILL LAST UNTIL NEXT FRIDAY EVENING. OUR PATRONS KNOW THAT WHAT WE ADVERTISE 18 HERE AND HASTEN TO SECURE WHAT. EVER THEY MAY NEED FROM WHAT WE QUOTE. THEY KNOW AS WELL AS WE DO ‘THAT DRIVES LIKE THESE MOVE RAPID. LY. MORAL—COME NOW. One item more, and we are done: Lots 4237, 1073, 3881, 4160, 5202, 3116 and 3210, one and two piece Kilt Suits for the little fellows who have not yet arrived at the dignity of wear- ing Pants, which we have been selling at 5 each, can be obtained during Wednesday, ‘Thursday and Friday for $3.75 each. SIX THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED SQUARE FEET OF SPACE DEVOTED TO THE EX- CLUSIVE USE OF OUR BOY'S DEPART- MENT. THE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR BUILDING—access BY STAIR OR ELEVATOR—WE MENTION THIS SIMPLY TO SHOW YOU THAT BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S CLOTHING Is NOTA SIDE ISSUE WITH US; IT 18 AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN THE LEADING FEATURE OF OUR HOUSE: IT DEMANDS THE UTMOST CARE AND AT- TENTION ATOUR HANDS. IT RECEIVES * 17. A QUARTER OF A CENTURY'S EXPERI- ENCE IN THE BUSINESS AND A THOR OUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE PEOPLES WANTS ALONE ERABLE US TO MAKE SUCH RICH RIPE OFFERINGS AS THOSE WE'VE MENTIONED. SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, myl? SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE OF L EA #8 4 faa PA ke - TLLL A = AT THE 1 a Se A 1 88s 1 g per fb fH Ree Pe a’! tun 2° 1 Bas® RRR. | Mat Te ee | ee? ROR oO gee, em 2 Bh 8 3 oe 2 KE ‘00 ma = TOMORROW. ‘TO-MORROW. ‘TO-MORROW. ‘TO-MORROW. ‘TO-MORROW. ‘To-morrow morning we open 245 pieces of Lave ‘which we shall be enabled to offer at even lower prices ‘than quoted during last week's great sale. LOT 73. 50 pieces black sil silk Chantilly Lace Flounciags 42 inches wide. Prices $1.48, $1.85, 91.98, 2.08, $2.98, $3.48, $3.75, 4.68, 96.08. 5i7- The $1.48 flouncings are s bargain. "Twill be well to call early for (we have only five pieces at $1.48) the more expensive flouncings represent the finest collection of fine chantilly laces ever offered here. The prices are much below the real market values, Lor 84. 50 pieces heavy black silk Spanish Guiptre Floune- ings 42 inches wide, $1.48 to $4.68 per Tay We have five pieces at $1.48, and we know the rush for them will soon cause theif disposal, Ladies ‘who can afford luxuries will appreciate the bargains {i the more expensive flouncings. LOTS 74 AND 85, 30 pieces black all silk Chantilly Nets and Spanish Guipure Nets to match flouncings in lots 73 and 84. Prices $1.25 to $12.68 per yard. LOTS 75 AND 86. 100 pieces narrow Chantilly and Spanish Guipure Laces to match above quoted flouncings and mete. Prices 10¢. to $3.98 per yard. G2" ‘ihe weight, designs, and widths of these laces Lor 16. 25 pieces Oriental and Egyptian Lace Flouncings in white, cream and ecru. Prices 5¢c., 68¢., 89e., 96c., 81.19, 31.35, $1.68, $1.98, $2.68, $2.98 per yard. inches wide, Are they LoT 3. 5 pieces Normandy Val. Lace Flouncings in new striped effects 42 inches wide $1.19 to $2.96 per yard OUR REGULAR STOCK of Laces has been reduced in price im onder that prices may agree with the new stock. We show a full line of Colored Laces in plain and combination colors for wash dresses from Ze. to 48c. per yard. Normandy Val. Laces, Torehon Laces, Me Laces, Smyrna Laces, Florentine Laces, Fedora Laces, Point a’ Esprit Laces. All at reduced prices. ‘Then we have in our lace Aepartment fancy nets, crepes and gauzes in colors for hat trimmings, Lace parasol covers from 39e. to $4.98 are all alittle below last week’s prices, THE BARGAIN COUNTER. ‘To-morrow 100 Nickel Clocks; warranted one year, ‘89e. each. (A. LISNER, Sole Propristor and Manager,) myl7 1217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Tae nvsn conrrxvzs 1 ouR cus- TOM DEPARTMENT FOR OUR LIGHT- WEIGHT WOOLENS. WE CARRY, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE LARGEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS IN THE CITY, AND MAKE SUITS TO ORDER FROM 820 UP. FOR 820 AND $25 WE MAKE UP EN- TIRELY NEW PATTERNS OF GOOD, SUB- STANTIAL, ALL-WOOL, WELL MADE, AND FASHIONABLE SUITS, OUR SPECIALTIES THIS SEASON ARR TWO OR THREE MAKES—OOMPRISING A LARGE VARIETY OF PATTERNS—OF FINE IMPORTED GOODS AT $30 AND 935 A SUIT. THESE PRICES ARE $10 TO $15 LESS THAN WE HAVE EVER KNOWN THE SAME MAKE OF GOODS SOLD FOR HERE BE- FORE. IN OUR READY-MADE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE SAME GRADE OF GOODS—NOT SAME. PATTERNS—A8 OUR $20 AND $25 CUSTOM SUITS, WHICH WE SELL AT $16 TO $20. THESE ARE JUST MADE UP FROM OUR OWN STOCK OF PIECE GOODS, AND ARE AS WELL CUT AND MADE a8 CUSTOM WORK. IN ALL THESE THE STYLES ARE EX- CLUSIVELY OUR OWN-NO ONE ELSE HAVING THEM.) THIS PREVENTS 80 MAXY OF ONE STYLE BEING SEEN ON THE STREETS AS TO MAKE THEM COMMON. A FEW OF OUR 835 CUSTOM GOODs— ‘NOT SAME PATTERNS-IN OUR BEADY- MADE STOCK AT $25. E.B. BARNUM & C0, my17 991 Pexxeri.vents AVERUE $12, 015, w1250 Aw os Some IN THE ABOVE PRICES WE HAVE ABOUT 26 DIFFERENT PATTERNS IN SA0K AND 3 AND 4 BUTTON CUTAWAY FROCK STYLES, AND FOR EXTRA VALUE WE ARE SURE THEY ARE THE BEST CLOTHING WE HAVE EVER OFFERED, THE FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP OOMPARE FAVORABLY WITH OUR BETTER GRADRS. GEORGE SPRAKBY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STREET, aT BRODHEAD & 00.8, toes ore Grin i uw. at 960. 8 970. at Tiga. 1.40, alts, ge mest ee Sa oath. Shs Mepiowprcee= “SPRING aooDe, aT WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE. From the stock jist opeued we desite to call attention to a line of Checked Jerseys, in Black- and-white, biue-and-tan, and tan-and-brown check: perfect im shape, &t, and finish, and made of good material; sizes 32 to 40 in. ONLY @2.50 EACH. (Third floor.) WOODWARD '‘& LOTHROP. In view of the eacellent siicetssof our special sale of Ladies’ Ready-inade Suite, et Ten dollars, ‘we have concluded to continued it this week, and have added a few styles which we have ‘been selling at » higher price. You will find splendid ali-wool Dresses for Mountain and ‘Seashore wear amongst the lot. As sh additional attraction, and to close out these several ued, we offer the balance of our Suits, which have been selling at $17.50, 18.50, @19 and $20, at the uniform low price or $16.25 PER SUIT. (Third fvor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bow “O D: ore’ ‘urrittixe” SeranrMeEnt. We keep overything for Boys, from 4 to 14 ‘Years of age. We sell at the lowest prices con- sistent with first-class qualities. A few apecials, via: Lot 7,120—Boys’ All-wool Fine Serge Suite, Norfolk style, well made and finished; colors, navy blue and light gray; sizes 5 to 14 years: only $6.50 per suit. Lot 6,310—Boys’ All-wool Seotch Cheviot Kilt Suit, two-piece, made “Norfolk” style, handsome Ught brown check; sizes, 3 to 6 ‘Years; only $7.50 per suit, From the regular stock we offer an elegant line of boys’ one-piece Kilt Suits, made from ‘all-wool material, body of navy-blue and seal brown cloth, with fancy Scotch plaid skirt; sizes, 2% to 5 yeare; only $3 per suit, ‘We have just opened a new lot of the cele- brated “King” Shirt Waists, in a large variety of choice atyles and solid colors; the best as- sortment yet shown, $1.25, We have other styles and kinds, at 25, 50, 750. and @1 each. Elegent line of Boys’ All-wool Flannel ‘Waists, in solid colors and a variety of plaids anc checks: sizes, 4 to 12 years; 82 each. Full line of Boys' Hose, Collars, Cuffs, Un- erwear, ete. : low prices. ‘Second floor; through arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bre Laces Frox Averiox WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW BTORE. Messrs. Duden & Co., Importers of Fine Laces, of New York, sold their Spring Importations at public suction last week. We sevured 42 sepa- rate lote, at from 33 to 60 per cent less their regular prices. ‘The lots embrace wide sad nar- row Cream Oriental and Mauresque Laces and Flouncings, Black Spanish Guipure and Chan- tilly Lace Flouncings, with narrow Laces to match. Cream Eacurial Lace Flouncings, Fedora Lace Flouncings, with narrow Laces to match. Advance invoices of these Laces were placed on sale this morning. To-morrow, Wednesday morning, we shall offer the following extraordi- nary bargains: BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACES. 3%-in., regular price 80c., only 150. per 11-in,, regular price 75c., only 50c. pet ¥é 13-in.. regular price $1, only 50c. per yd. BLACK CHANTILLY LACES, 2-in., regular price, 22c., only 12%. per yd. ‘24-in., regular price 35c., only 20c, per yd. 3%-in. Cream All-wool Lace, regular price 20c., only 12%¢. per yd. Extra-fine Cream Mauresque Laces (finer than Oriental), 3 inch, regular price 15e., only 10c. per yd. Joie Se a Star Saas Boo HH Bye oe Oe Es Bel “Sle Ay Fog SS 808) 2 Lede CREAM FEDORA LACE—MATCH PATTERNS. 234-in., regular price 35c., enly 150. per yd. 27-in., Net, regular price $3.75, only $2.50 per ya. 40-in., Flounce, regular price 6, only ¢4 per yd. 40-in. Cream Escurial Lace Flouncings. hoe Price. 99 EXSY tone Cotton Net, open-work pat- teeta regular price G5c., only 40c. yer yd. 44-in. Oriental Lace Flouncings, black em- broidered on white; regular price $2.75, only 91.37%. EXACTLY HALF PRICE. 7-in. Lace to match ; regular price 40c., only 20c. per yd. 7" Other equally as good bargains. (iain floor; center counter.) _mylT WOODWARD & LOTHROP, HICKERING PIANO, SEVEN OCTAVES. $100. Esey terns. "ANDERS & STAYMAR, 8t ss 934 Paw. [ANDSOME UARE CHI ING PL Me FUDORE ene orate, ans 00. BMY MOMIALY PEND is & BTAYMAN, my17-6t 934 F st. n.w. Baw Day Am Rernrozrators. During the past five years we have placed a large number of these Refrigerators with housekeepers, merchants ani restaurants here in Washington, and can therefore furnish ample city references ag to their superiority. Don't fail to call and examine them be- fore purchasing, No trouble to show them. GROCERIES: ELPHONZO YOUN Sotiguons. } We dinate. my! Woasasazens. PHILADELPHIA, 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, my16-2t Philadelphia. “Pram Ensatisn” Nothing like straightforward facts and figures for buyers of Clothing. “Fine words butter no parsips,” much less clothe people well and economically, A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS, ‘Blue Flannel Suits, worranted Indigo, $8.50. Best Flannel Suite, $10, sola nowhere under $12. Prinoe Albert Suits at $12.50, worth 818. Prince Albert Suits at $15, worth $23. Prince Albert Suits at @18, worth $25, Business Suits mn Cassimeres and Chevicts, over one hundred different styles, trom $6.50 up. (Searmucker Coats and Vests, from @1.28 tp. -A bosstifal lin of summer Coats and Vééts, tn Seer suckers, Drep a'Btes, Serges, Alpaces, eta: ‘In White and Fancy Vesta we have closed out some’ great barghins, and will give you the benefit on them. Oda Pasits, complete assortment, at sock-botiom prices, For Boys, 5 to 18, we have a magnificent lind of gape Sailor and Jersey Suita, trom $1.50 ‘You can save 90 per cent by buying your Clothing at GAK PALL. myl6 COR. TENTH AXD F 879. N. W. FIGURED INDIA BILES, reduced 681, _ ELEGANT FRENCE DRESS GOODS reduced to T5c. FINEST QUALITY FRENOH SATTRENG, 500 ERENITG BRAGA AATEC 20 ee PATTERN DRESSES reduced one-bal?. ewe tome | PEA INREATED SAG, gt Loom ORRAM DRESS GOODS in great variety, W.2t, SORTER & soxs,: * Tr HoH x PR RH Ses > SORPFRISER | iu U s88y wt ‘The sales in our Muslin Underwear Department up to noon to-day (on the strength of the sweeping sale we have advertised) were» surprise to us; and we think the fact that we ate offering unapproachable bargains in Made-up Cotton Wear is sufficientty well known to allow us to simply mention it to-day, and take the most ‘of our apace to speak of LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, Weare selling a 40-inch Spanish Lace Flouncing, All Silk, Feather-edge Finish, at $1.48 Por Yard, and ‘we think this price low enough to speak of. ‘Weare offering s 45-inch Oriental Lace Flouncing, in Cream and Ecra, Heavily Worked, at 55 cents Yard. We sdvertin:% this lace once before at this price, and as a result have very little left; but what we have goes at 65 conts, although 75 cents comes nearer the value. We have -inoh Lace to Matoh at 12% Oonts Por Yard. ‘We offer a 48-inch Flouncing of Embroidered India Linen, Heavily Worked in Black, Cream and Ecru, Thee shades and but threo pieces. Originally it brought $1.48 » Yard. We want to sell these three pieces, and close it out : 98 Cents is the Price Per Yard. For # 11-inch Swiss Embroidery, in five different de- signs, we only ask 25 Cente a Yard, We have sold the ‘Yery stme pattern’ at 35 cents, and sold lots of them. ‘Have ohe piece of Black Wool Flouncing, 27 inches wide. If you want anything in this line 25 Centaia the Price. We have three different colorings in “Everlasting Net," 27 inches wide, suitable for overdresses; 85 Cents ® Yard was the price originally, but they are alow sellers, 90 we will say 50 Cents, We offer you 4 Yards of Colored Chambry Embroid- ery for 50 Cents. We originally got 98 Cents for these roods. The assortment is broken—only a few colors left, MARCHES 316-818 SEVENTH ST. X. W. _nviz Day Goons. asa) OUR SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK. ‘One Case of WHITE DRESS GOODS at 12%c., tegu- lar price 25 cts, Half Case of Fine FIGURED CHALLY at 12%c., regu- lar price 15 cts. One Case FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, 7X cts. 67 Rolls of FANCY MATTING at 16 cts. W. W. BURDETTE & CO, 928 7th and 706 K ste. n.w._ my16-3¢ Tar Coxtmvovs Resa To HEILBRUN'S LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE Demonstrates the fact that akind public appreciates our efforts to dell only durable, stylish, and com- fortable foot weer at lower rates than are nemed by others. WE OFFER THIS WEEK BARGAIN NO. 1. ‘Ladies’ Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, 85c.; worth $1. BARGAIN NO. 2. Ladies’ Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties and Button Opera ‘Toe and Common Sense, $1.47; worth $2. BARGAIN XO. 3. ‘Ladies’ I. French Kid, Button, Hand-Sewed. Every pair worth $4; go this week at 82.97. BARGAIN No. 4. ‘Misses’ Fine Kid Button, high or low cut, 97¢4 worth $1.50. BARGAIN NO. 5. Gents’ Low-Quarter Strap Shoes, Oxford ‘Ties and Button, 1.47. BARGAIN NO. 6. Gents’ Hand.Sewed Prince Albert and Strap-Ties, $2.47; worth 83.50. BARGAIN NO. 7. Genta’ Best Made, Hand.Sewed, Fair Stitched, Low- ‘Quarter Waukenphast and Button Oxfords, only $3.97; worth $6. L HEILBRUY, 40% SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ta See Old Lady in Window. P.§—TICKETS AND CHROMOS FOR ALL. myl6 Rez Aso Rew. Itis our purpose to Rule in the matter of Low Prices, at the same tine maintaining the high standard of our goods, and hope thereby to Ruin the high standard of prices which prevails to a great extent in the District of Columbia for a low grade of goods, In the further- rar ancoof thisoUr nore AND RUIN. Policy, we firmly believe that we shall receive the hearty support and co-operation of a large majority of ‘the people. "Tis the eye of om eagle that glances along the giint- ing steel and plants each shot plumb center. SHOT XO. 1. Blue Cheviot Suits (eacks), $6.98. These suits are atrictly all wool, fadelees color, and we do not believe can be duplicated anywheré for less than $10. SHOT NO. 2. Fancy Cassimere Suits (Victory), $7.50. These tre ‘exeellent suits for business purposes, and richly worth to the wearer 50 pereout more than the price we name. SHOT KO. 3. ‘Grand Army Suite (Slatec’s), 69.50. Made according fo“Grend Army” regulations We farnish 6 set of jot and. A. buttons with cech suit, D.C... TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Were ‘COLORED ED BOY OF Ea aT Waxteen @ tance: sm Columbia for toe INSURANCE, — ANTED—Al Niachment ne ae > = thine forte sa Seas WASTED_1WO Fr Jone second cook. E10 Eteach at ty og tee FF Ses ek o xingr CLASS A wal Tet ain. 218 9th et. way! ASTED-TMMEDIATELYS AT 28 1iTH +7. 2.W., good Waist and Skirt need apply. ANTED—AN EXPERT SHORTHAND aaa ga t0.the country a inonth. Give terms, ae V FAUSTUS, Star mena Kid Wants’ None other ANTED-AN ‘our manne staw. WHITE Gi RRR n WikaR A! ce arnt 2A Lan Wit diately video Deen cooking, ate WaAnteD— ‘corner Sd and N st Ww MASON, 2703 M st. ‘out on ‘ANTED—TWO CARRTAC ANTED — A GENTEEL L GOLORRD | M. sbita, to play the piano. 1.W. 224 sts__ Call for two days. WASTED-A WHITE GIRL, WELL nes mended, for general housewo! Apply at 510 5th st. n. w. ‘12th st. re Wage mat dy, 8 Taree oe Ps ot Vamanpaead “tee ANTED-A I NaC ae iene Wy 4ANTED—G00p, HONEST BOY IN GROGERT ments. “Apply, for three days, at 990 Boundary st 1 WARE eT Ga St OF imne- i" ANTED—AT. 2009 ST. .W W- WOMAN, TODO ‘Washing and irouing; bring references, FIRST-CLASS BARBER (ORION) ‘ANTED—TWO MACHINE OPERATORS. 3 MG. Wadtnband © GO dou tiie ee nee ‘ED—THREE FIRST-CLASS CARP! Wee Pennsylvania aves bet aa |e in somal Sey. ‘ANTED-TWENTY ACTIVE 3 MEN AND ors tain em tailing ste pk oe ® ve. aw, msi’ V and colored for all Kini rings, with reference. reau, conducted Bj Wisar my16-3t" Vv y ANTED— W. pm W. AM’S Licensed V cooks for Broo) u.w., telephone female), waiters, dri 7. 'ANTED—A WOMAN work, washing, and te preferred. Inquire be well recommend: st. and Indiana ave. ness no humbug. Be ace 10 colnmence on. “Address ALBA Spibuted. ‘ANTED — DUNDORE'S ladies. 90D FARM AND Gal tuilker and bring y northeast comer 5th and Q sts, ste cums: TE GIRLS: | ONE a5o WV stale other ax eitttoeriaid aid wal trene: ling to go to. the country: good ret Guired. Apply"to 1731 K st, fram 12803, 0r7 to sat ARES! Se | wit aemall Yau iy, LAGE BN: “ny 16-21" _ iT 0! cook qotgygpees Feared. ‘boy aS ae oe myl6-3 ANTED_FIRST-CLASS COAT HANDS, AT MORGAN & BRO., 1416 14th st.’ n.w. mouat my16-36 tee oe EN HAND, ences. | HOL- | my14-3t* EXPERIENCED wae HANDS ‘Loue other need apply. Also apprentices, 421 my 14-3" mylé-tt* i ANTED— NURS KS, MALE AND ‘ANTED—MAIDS, NURSES (COOKS, & tae Yqand ether cities. 920 Fst, D0. myi4-6t* aa TO DO GENERAL Wi for smail fi aC 2307 6th stem we must vers i & CO. NTED_100 WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN couks, salesinen, salesledi AS idalty bandos his aid other cities, cooks, farm and dairy hands: this and other ve Help Offices, 630 and 632, (OUSE- must myla-3t WOMEN, BOYS rok a ANTED—A MAN AB PORTER IN A GEO GROCERY IW store tmnt uaderntan Horses: will- \ ine well pig, EM P. BARRIS, 3019 and icici arts a ANTED—A COMPETENT SERVANT FOR GEN- ily of two; white preferred sgigthet myles Daf” ONCE CORT MPETENT CANVASS. par for new works, Wyeth's "Text-book om angers, al Appleton’ “Oyalopenia of Ament ee SEER ite "TED_WOMEN COOKS, 83 WW Sinan Nunes net Soke. Preach Chef and. Butler. “MAT. BUREAG, Biot mylar: ANTED—ICAN FURNISH 1,000 INDUSTRI. Weis Jadies | with permanent Yucrative, employ toy. ent na send or hums: bamaroge og tetinons dee : ee My Be Fe LETHE, Chicago, HL AN ESTIMA’ ey noe sae fro a era cy creed apply, to THOS. W. a Oc, for a valuable pack Wits ‘profitable employment; no picture busi ‘Send ‘ALBANY “SUPPLY co. Albus, niy6-308 ” W and ea forall Wi RTRD —DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- re oral ail bod sage inbor ort and Sass EARNEST 0 Wiktstea ed gusiae Peown loool isi Tok Bos ‘Box a srrolteet es ae WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ Wists Eiger ee at TG Potoms at., We ‘wants situation in. Address BOX 115, Star office. ANTED—A_ PLACE CHA Winnse:canaive re good t orcnee Aen thr st. n.w., near Grant WASTER EY, ‘A RESPONSIBLE COLO a Situation as waiter ins house, DISHMARN, 412 Ist ow. ei 7 ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE CO) Grive, and maa tise? DALLIB Dis 'ANTED — SITUATION 2 apts" Ie ae geitend toa, ‘wishes to ley 2 place as basse oF an do se" of references. Fond of Syhaees. “Cal tor ae 2d iew aw. de -W. STED—BY A WHITE MAR, ON. Aa Pits Peer se. family,’ aoe fy mgmmor hotel; Good reberenes, ANT Lyi = 2 “ANTED-SITUATION—BY AN INTELLIGENT ese ee Te SELES ANTS EMPLOY. ieee Ex te setts BCE COLORED GIRL ‘BUrsé OF house sery- ‘Kat uw. Wa Ghustion aan cael st. a ANTED—A RESPECTABLE SETTLED e° rll g if WANTED—LOTS. -ANTED-LOTS_THE XATIONAL CAPITAL, Yeatment Co. (Saunuel 1. Walker, Lonitiana ave, eit door to City PO) iu ‘any section, to'be 2 bancain. Wess. IMPROVED AND UN. es aed mocderate S.C HILL. cor. Sth and Fats, mnie to sell, direct from owners; ie comm WANTED-MI SCELLA NEOUS ANTED—TO Hii Baby Carriage. C: 4pm | ager ny ON ant Addrone COMMISION We eer Hares sn will leave horve out, Address X, Star Oticemyl scat Wier ano the business $0 lease 7-3 Por THE SUMME ail at 2: Dipth st, nw, a my tT 10T ON COLUMBIA is been Star A @0OD LOT HANG! RK 4 Star Oftice.my 1a 3 NE HAVING A WOOD AND ee faeatiger gst at anv attatte fur a WEST AN BD OOAL, Star office, ANTED—TO BORKG 000 FOR FIVI Was Gea Se Wi ES ae oe brilliant col Substantial shades. i ‘ANTED—TO Fist i worst 680,000." WaErares LR ee in brilliant Blacks and process. Gent's Suits Dyed. PRIN “my1G3t ED—10,000— clean by Oui tmaprovel Steam ‘Pracees, whic iy deodorizes clovfins. bee pew are absolutely odorless. ANTEDA PA ‘Horeer: must about 1 Wi galled for and deli Taos Pa ava.; Bacto: WANTED. FOR Tl which a first and onl; a farm of situated within three Mepyiana. 936 La, ave WANTED GRADING, EXCAVATING. AND COS kinds: acting of all ecialty. ik orany other Warren KNOWN THAT C. 8. BUNDY, 456 Louisiana ‘ave Commissiover of Deeds tories (except ANTED-TRY A |W iptio®. must be warranted sour 310 acres, im Address, stating lowest rate of D—LADIES, NOW 18 THE TIME TO GF Fr handsome Spri at stylen, Prices! feof TO HAVE THEIR DRESSES Jores Be Dh prices Madu, lore: Rue fn INCE, 1008 F at. muyl?-Bt HOW 87.000 FOR, THRE BoFence on igs ‘No commatesion. Bux 14 my 6-3 D_ DYEING. Tadiee dreasee Tye our new copper Ce) 1009 Fat aw Browns SUITS OF CLOTHES Ti ‘Garments clea’ Pic my-3t* OF BAY, BROWN OR CHEST. be over i5.2and pot over 16 00. also singte Horse or Mare, Kind and ICHAEL my RPET CLE: Sia Sone: Inquire for Heathers renovated. inatireance noade over ear: livered, lowest prices. Office Sth st. and Ks. e. Telephone as my16 YEARS — $2,000, FOR riseasce ven on wed with wood buildings, iuives of the District line, Im terest, my 14-3 RE city. ing apd Summ 5 uy ‘kind, at 2111 sr Suits 1 $9 for uncut aay L1-dw* OF rene (opposite Cty Hale i for sil ‘the States and Terr a myll-Om POUND OF BUTTERINE AT Fat. So cents per pound: and if it aout compare favor, ably with butter suid at ‘Stalls wet_your money. ‘and 35 cents, return and 9-50-51 Center Market. ely atlow, vat oF ps A) Kind of Household ANTED—TO CONSTRUCT ARTISAN WELLS quick notice: any quality of furnished: water conuecton made premises. For information, inquire of JAS S'REAGANE St, Ancostia, Dot! my 10-1 ‘ANTED—HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR Purnit , Watches, Guus, Pistol Garpenter at fwure. Address Box * | WATERS, HAND FURNITURE, caR- P ts, Stoves, Featl niture, for whi Repaid Address "DA V month on shade, and wever Fanning through entire pasture. R.A. SHREVE. mi Sos SI Wiittierweat for meters by pettine » good wel fet put i, Four junds: mpe furnished at shortest nutice. Address or ud pa iL on DAN’ Ww Any breaking out on ple: all LJ. MOF! facial dis ANTED — HORSES Pai ‘wrinkles, black-heads, Vulicar redtiess, ec urements removed, aud a ¢ Beds. and all Kitids of House: ch the UM, 21 chest cash price will 7th stew. my7 tailing stream of run ne water HOULD SAV: WATER TAX of all kinds of wells constructed BAT, 414 459 sts. a tr ANTED—R. WASHINGTON’S, MAGIC CREAM OR INSTANTAN pOUS CURE. face oF body cured. Moth, pian; rar Comie plesion insured to all who use it Perfectly harmless, 'estinion! plication Sold by all ts. 0c. and 81 per box. | Sent to any add p25-m* WASTED, PARTY FROM. THE SOUTH WILL pay higher prices for first-class Second-hand Clothing than was ever paid in Washington, Address Box 110 Star office. ap2oLm WANZED [HORSES To PASTURE — ity: box stalls for when horses called for.” Onder box at Price's rable $1 fromelty. 0-H E CEs Waxitter ruiture: sip coverseut a mattresses repovated and remade; furniture |. Fine cabinet JOHNSTON, Attorney at ited Te ‘sorvioes in any war Tor services i Et = Arran belion. ANTED_BUSINI ESS MI Mio ti aed * Tok « Sag and St VANTED-AT G farm on 7th st. road, 8 miles: PARK, Slizo, Md. apli-lano™ FOUBAVE THER vers, 605 7th at. nw. EF. [BEALE | STOCK | farm, horses to winter at @& perm. :box stalls: Se v yr ANTED-MOTH the only process wich Ait CHACE & BRO, HOMAGE 8'BHO. U1 ANTED Commissioner, in from 9 am. to3 homes called for and returned Hay scales, 10th and La, av. ‘and. JOHN E. BI “4 Jedd AND OTHEH INSECTS EX- ‘cat Kill them, Hot Nupiia Gas ‘816 La. ave, ‘aso \NTED — ereaae CARPET CLEANING. NO C3 ag ‘Telephone 115-6. Ta ave. ap?) COMMISSIONER OF. BEDE I for tate ‘Territo “ne. ‘pane Telephone ‘42. 4S ___ COUNTRY BOARD. RIVATE, FAMILY E for limited yam fond table: house elevation on Potomac shade, good water; fruit, ge | Rae 3 BR G_SECURE ROOMS AND ae SuKtaN MS ANI a | aeons ere he tou SAA et st Prise ‘Hamilton, Le Bo ncts nm ‘and healt Situation hich and bea County, Md. daily cojumiunication with W N BE the meted HAVE ACCOMMODATIO: of guests: all home comforts tay windows and stand» et Tungurpaswed views, fine fishing, bathing and stabline; ‘photxraph at HEMPLEK 8, apltne my17-eodt June Ist, eiry roouis, excellent Water, fruit ies, ia aband- conveniences. “Two ent for clerks in - er particulars, Loudoun Co., Va. mya-3w OBTAINED | ar {WALNUT \borhood of Sandy Spring, Md. ed scpemmmsoeetion eo , Brighton, Montgomery mph =| Cm ‘NEAR WABRENTON AND FAU- | FEW BOADERS ‘ue water. splendid or terms call om rt ates nocildee, Addie ‘Springs.—The attractions are | beautitul table, SF Love, oid my17-tw* DERERD IN THE MOUN- ‘convenient Miss wasville, Washington Co., Md. ‘references ex- 4 MTN naieu Ms & Coluington, Ma, Band PKR. \T TAKOMA, D.C. FIVE From Westinatononthe Metropolitaii Branch Road for Government clerks: weitams rater," Address "GUY MOSES, _my14-6t* ann Fae, 2.0. Y fea UNDERSIGNED WILL. IN DUE BEASON, to accommodat? United Seant anouutain home. Berkley Gon W.Va, GEO. W. FUSS. boards ots Hedgesville, my14-1i number ‘Address PrRONs, DESIRING counrny COMFORTS IN ‘the mountains of de vialt "Confort ‘etreat Ey? Sapo where Twill meet hem. i no Wil CLARK, Keep Tryst, W yo 30th of when raion rates to Har ‘Ad. ives of —s BOARD-FIRST CLASS BOARD aT ple Lawn, Hamilton, Va. Adults SES! an For anil and ice, Address. my12-! e ELIGHTEUL BOARD, CAN RE ‘OBTAINED IN at The Brook; eat of Sa as Gees vanes | A nt ruBAset COUNTRY SEAT. IN THE oa ETT weehite toe ee ee etkital sectigoe of ACS tos Fp 2eeeaen fae aS, Praeger eee eae EESie i viruses pea ae < ‘airy rooms; | RED AT $4 PEE | ¥ farm, near Bladensburg: pleuty PHOLSTERING OF FINE EARLOR | | | | | | 448M FOR RENT—ROOMS. QUANT PLACE ONE LA ft room, with two lane ok closets ot d twa “ae Fone? Tr HANDSOMELY PURNI Pye om Lat and hooey with board at ane. oR RENT TH STREET Nontawaet, furnished of unfurnished Fooms at moderate sume Private bath room, iefchencen required. FoR RENT- SIX ROOM Y AND eS Eg month z DAN) NisSwien i FOR RENT TW0 FINE CORN ROOM, plenty of bight: newly painted and second floor. euitable aguas of pretessi isk ne iota Price $25 per month ; ai G sts, my 7-20 > + * JOR RENT — THIRD-FLOOR ROOM, tg 3 isbesl; home vousforts tom weticinan foe GAO. ference ‘required. Call after 5 o'clock. Lea a uw. my JOR PENT—-18233 HOST. NWO Two HAND: mely rooms, factug north and south, —— eaeaad and bedroom, or two ire.» th out boa! myhe FOR NT_990 14TH ST Nw. JOOMS BIN- le and en suite; furuiabed Liandso low rates for summer. z y 16-140" OR RE BREE OR FOUR FURNISHED OB unfurnl References exohan JOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROMS, floors. modern iuuprovements, worth end foutl: exporure. on tine of care and hendics..firwt-cl Board.” S2TE Capitol et, Grant row.” “nikd? we JOR RENT —417 2D ST. NW. TWO PUNISHED Rooms on third floor, desirable om. Call after op ‘my eK RENT_TWO UNFURNISED 60 MMC RIGAT. ing Fyoms suital hagt furnished. Apply 308 2d at. ae. my 14 TOK RENT — FOUR UNECENISHED ROOMS, lower floor ove nice sine and light; modern in bear cam Low febt. ‘References. 2 fhe ered. also ott single ro JOR KENT Suite, Raudsomely furnished and tress yee JK KENT TWO ROOMS, SUITABLE FOU OF- fice or dentists, per 1 two parlors, dimtng roo Apply to Gbu. W. LINKE my lt sccond Will rent to isigmtec nw JOR RENT-SEVEKAL CHEERFUL ROOMS ON ceqund loge: sesmaut 1s mia agreeable neixlibors. Natixfactofy terms to mr Reterenews “exetiaared “apy ty to ag be! Biaeat ‘tenaut stow [JOR RENT— WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, LARGE autly furnished, front Room: bot aud cold Water on same floor, with gas and. at reduced from $15 w $10 to & boarder, also, a etnaller room at 80.22 JOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Pleasant locality, with or without bosnl. hows comitorts: reasonable rates: 714 10th st, now. between Gand H, near Pennsylvania ave. myl2-1we —COR. OTH AND MASS. AVENUE nicely furnished frout ‘Roonis, second sud rs, with Suthers ind eastern ea Three lines of care References exchanged. of SIL without board Bast Cap at my 14-39 JOR RENT—THE LIVINGSTON, 187TH ST. FEW doors above K st. and Franklin Park. New and at- ehouse. High and beautiful locat‘on. Pleasant, Handsomely-fat rooms, Table of superior qual iy _Eraumient and table ‘sccommotated. Moderate prices, Telephone 411-3 way 2-1? mivate bath; second flour “tw. my 16-30 F )R_RENT. OFFICES. NICE OFFICE Booms Ar Market Space. JOK KENT—DESIRABL® OFFICE ROOMS, wibly located, 424 sthst. uw. Mra. KK. Blbott, iype-writing and copying, satisfactory work ee tend. aaytaae STORES. af FOR RENT— (OK RENT—PART OF STORE 1749 F ANI nue, suitable for wateh-tuaker a ler. Terme Teascnable to desirable tenaut, Inquire at Circulating Library, 1749 Penn, ave. ng 16-31" OK RENT —STORE NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH aud Lasts. n. w., including fixtures ; for many years has been ooctipied da drug store, W.C DUVALL, (Successor to Duvall & Marr), N nk BEES 925 Fst n we. EGE RENT STORE AND CELLAR, CORNER OF ‘9th and L sta, auitable fore business of are Apply to W. 0. JOHNSON, my12-Lin Ok RENT STORE 1 door from Peun rs aud lat oor buildiug corner Pa sve and T2th st Apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 120] Pa ave., com, Tati et ae JOR RENT — FINEST LOCATED STORE Washington: recently occupied by Woodward Lothrop. Boston Bry Goods House. ¢- Penteyivan secre’ wood lars inquire uf ich, DOD=ON 706 D st. nw. ational Bank of Republic Building. =e RENT—ONE-HALF OF FINE STORE, 600 11th st. n.w., second door north of F st. opposite Boston Dry Goods House: splendid location tor office; also two lanes Rooms, third floor. MAID! WATERS, G00 11th st.i.w. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS NTOSTABLE CIN REAR OF 1812 N ST.; Nery desirable: five stalls and ‘Anis WAT BRICK. S14 Lath ates mp Ta . YPE-WRITING.” > per mouth and sold om aan aya SCALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 933 F st... BUSINESS CHANCES, ARE CHANCE—ONE SEAL BROWN HORSE, eats vld, with side bar Digyy aid bruce th ocd one ‘This horse ie first-class rond hore and can be ari, Shy fate feathact everptin: cap bw seen at atm NY PERSON HAVING TWo HUNDRED, AND I. profit ce my AK STORE, THIS Tare opportanity, a Confectioners, uu’ better inthe city. Grocers and ‘Feed Stora, Ss Fst. D. RAMEY. QOK SALE—A SMALL GROCERY STORE, DOING a fair buciuess. Must be sold at once. Cause for gelling. on account of husband's deuch. Prive, 8100, No. 884 Delaware ave. myl7-2e PARTY WITH SOME CAPITAL WANTS AN ia AlccesCin' eat ortate busibers Addreme GR myA7-3e ifty dollars, the andi: “Apply 21 clear 100 ‘pe once to Box 122 ‘Oitice, Star otice Jol SALE — FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER'S 308 CauPERTER: Star omes JOR SALE—DRUG STORE, $1,800, AN EXC! Tent Grocery store a inuBer of aot Bee Sision Stores, cheap: Dixing Rooms, ter business chatices and 938 F st, D. RAMEY. pore cry JOR SALE-SPLENDID STAND FOR GROCERY = Drug Store, northwest corner Oth and D sta. 5.4 three ators brick; 8 Boome, bath ‘&e.; south gaat trout one short square south of, Psipsylvania ‘on or ave. :only $4,500;cbeap. Apri myl0-2w 3826 Pouuaylvania ave. se. Leek Af Fits YOU can ave Youn FURNE rye by toad or bulk woods hoisted el eet my0-Tia* KEAMER, JOR RENT— NOED F Printing Ofice, inquire Fa werent Pristi 5 CaGHAN, eRe iste, imy6-20" Eo. H. INVESTMENT. BANKER AND ‘oan Actut G60 Tith at aw Rie Bn nd welt Der cent, Debeuturs bouds and: guaranteed feral mor ages for, vale slns ox per Some twenty, sod. Ahieey Fes SAL LOANS NEGOTIATED. Met teens = oie “A LARC a5 DRL. “Al ore gts “Srout as Soe ee FOE SALE OY “BLACKISTOM Beg "2. comms,