Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY. —_ Lad 1887. CHOSBY 8. Ni jOVES. ————_ ‘The Evening star has a rewular. permanent tena fide daily cireulation mere than trebie t of any other daily paper published tn Washington, and much greater tham that «call the other daily papers kere added together. TE STAR cannot undertake to preserve cr urn rejeeted communications. Contributors whowish [0 possess Ueir manuscripts, f wn usec, should keep a copy. 82 Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, ¥ ils appearanee the same day ts desired, reach the oflce not later than 12 52" No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or Communications on any subject. Another Ten-Page Star. The doudie-sheet Star of next Saturday, the 21st Inst., will be accompanied by a supplement, mak- ing that edition another mammoth ten-page issue Its etghty broad columns will afford ample space for all the demands of its advertising patrons, and leave sufficient room beside for more than the usual amount of reading matter, which will be generously furnished in the news of the day, upto the moment of going to press, and bright and fresh original and selected matter. By that date there will already be in the city a large number of strangers, drawn here by the great National Drill of the following week, so that Saturday's ‘Star will be sure of a wider and more thorough reading than ordinary, both in the city and out- side. S27 To advertisers this triple issue of TuR STAR will afford an opportunity for communicating ‘with the public which cannot be presented by any Journal, nor any three journals, in Washington. ‘Those having attractions of any kind to offer to customers should therefore avafl themselves of this rare chance to reach a wide and desirable cfrele, and in order to secure the best results, in display and arrangement of announcements, these should be sent inas early in the day as practicable, and before 12 o’elock m., if possible. Newsdeaiers, both im the city and at other points, and newsboys as well, are also requested to gend in their orders in advance for extra coptes of this extra-attractive edition, to avold any chance of disappointment in not getting an ade- quate supply. —- = —___ ‘The latest letter of the Interstate Commerce Commission 1s of importance as indicating the ‘Views of the Commission in reference to the much. Griticised long-and-short-hau! section. Itdestroys | _19¢. Crepe Lisse Ruffling, silk sewed, same as usually ‘the hope expressed on the part of the railroads | sold for 25c. that the Commission would practically nullify this | 25, Percale Sets in new French designs and colors. specially obnoxious section by exercising freely | 123e. new shapes Linen Collars and Cuffs. the power of suspenston. ‘The Commission say, 10} 440 Plaue Sete in new styles substance, that suspensions are authorized only in exceptional cases and after an investigation satla. = aoe factory to the Commission; that the general law, g8 ia i E D” ag in {ts matn feature at least, must be assumed to be iD intended as permanent law for the country; that} SoS fi HoH Hun BoP Sss8 = considerable sacrifices, to be borne for the general good by some parties and some interesta, must} race and Irish Point Collars in Jes for 25¢, Recessartiy have been contemplated: and that | s9e-48e.080. 75 Otc, ¢L 4s and bros, consequently the probability, or even the cer tainty, that injury to corporations or individuals will resnit fs not by itself, under the act, any ground for a suspension anywhere of its ordinary provisions, This 1s the nly reasonable | contains importer’s stock of Japancee Creamers, Tea- construction of the law. Congress evt- | pots, Sugar Bowls, Butter Plates, de., &c., at lees than dently intended to lessen the profits of | half real value. some for the purpose of aiding others, who were es thought to be unjustly treated at present. If the hardship caused by the section is unjust, andfails| «=ppp 4 4, A TigS8y to bring the compensation contemplated, then it | “““P.P AA rv" should be repealed. The expressions of the com- grr ee ae ie mission concerning suspensions of the long and P A artis “a1 838% short haul sectionseem to stand fn the way of temporary suspensions of the section, such as BRE OO ¥ a A poy have beea granted in a number of casea These Ro se E ih however are upheld as granted tn only the most 8 aa obvious cases where special grounds of injury ‘00 Stu were shown, and in the bellef that no considera bie mischief could follow from allowing an exist- tug condition of things to rematn for a brief period, whether it was then suffered to stand or not, and that harmful results from a sudden change in the law might thereby to some extent be averted. These harmful resuits, however, must of course have been contemplated by Congress when it fixed the time at which the Jaw was to go into operation. Another, and perhaps better reason for the tem- porary Suspensions is suggested. If the new law had been left to operate universally the old state of things would have been swept away at once, and the Commission would have had no good op- portunity for careful study of the system to be re- formed; and would have been deprived of the best and most satisfactory means of making that com. | parison between the systems which was tmportant | not merely to enable it to pass finally with full | knowledge upen the exceptional cases, but also the better to prepare it to make in its periodical Teports such suggestions and recommendations as might naturally be looked for. ——— The refusal of the Toronto police to interfere efther for the protection or the assistance of sun- ary visiting strangers who were exposed to the mad fury of a mob in'the streets of that city yes. terday, may lead to something more disagreeable ‘than @ few newspaper comments. The reporters of American journals who accompanied Mr. O'Brien. ‘Were not with him for any revolutionary purpose. ‘They were there to do their duty to the public by ‘writing descriptions of what they saw and heard. ‘They were taking no part even in the bicodless agitation of the Irish nationalist cause, and thetr ‘Whole offense consisted in following the obnoxious orator from place to place and trying to preserve the peace. In such circumstances, they were en- titled to the hospitable treatment accorded other ‘Visitors who conduct themselves decently. They had the right to walk through the streets unmo- lasted, and to claim the aid of the constabulary when assaulted by ruflans If subjects of the Queen had been pursued as these men were, and for no Detter cause, In the city of Washington, | Philadelphia, or New York, and the local police ‘ad not only stood idly by and watched them re- | catve blows and wounds, but had refused to assist tuem when stricken down and in need of hospital | and cheaper than the same care, there would have been a correspondence as | tes would hare been very likely to make an ex- ample of the officers. A few such performances as yesterday's in Toronto will make the American policeman, whose faults we are occastonaily dis- posed to criticise with some harshness, show up Dandsomely by contrast with the Canadian officers, “What would non-Catholics wi on, think of ‘the Catholic Church it its ead om ec ing Irelana with amsrehs is | Ireland with anarchy | and devastation? Woe toa movement which, ais, less Its days are shortened, will leave a land that once owed with ull and’ honey a desert without Telgion.”"— Memoir of the irish Uvileye, Rome. ‘The movement to which reference 1s made as M1). ing Ireland with devastation, checking its accus tomed flow of milk and honey, and leaving ita desert without religion, 1g not the coercion-evic- rule movement of the Irish. It will be sad if the Irish protest against a policy which has left them Uttis else than thelr religion, shall lose them even that. However, @ movement wich devastates a land and leaves it a desert would naturally de- prive itof religion in the same proportion as it deprived it of inbabitants,and when entirely de- serted the land would be without religion. It 1s not believed that the few Irian who, at the present rate of immigration, will be left in Ireland toen- Cure eviction and coercion, rum any risk of being robbed of their religion, a thing which cannot be Jevied upon for the satisfaction of unpaid rent. ‘The central committee of one hundred is now Organized and in working order. It has the oppor- tunity to de good work forthe District, and the fairty representative character of the mea who compose it gives promise that work of this Kind ‘Will be agcomaplished. A wise self-control on the PPP EFE cco 1 A L BP & 9° H AR EF SoS boxe ‘co; He Ava Lo L ERE i E £ EE £ E TL. EEE WEEE A RRR whe AES WWWWE AAAR R WoW EeRa ak B ‘We open to-morrow some of the newest and prettiest. styles of Neckwear, and to make the special sale de- servedly attractive we propose to quote very low 26¢e. CHEMISETTES. Style No. 1 has double row lace ruffle around neck and fancy lace fronts. Style No. 2 has embroidered collar and front of lace and embroidery. Sa" The materials, the style, the fit, make these 25c. (Chemisettes an attractive bargain. 48c. CHEMISETTES. Finely-embroidered Chemisettes, with fancy colored ribbons, The latest of novelties. ‘Sc. CHEMISETTES. Fronts of puffed and plaited bolting cloth and col- cored silk corduroy, in cream, pink, light blue, helio- trope, cardinal, orange, and olive. We know of two leading New York stores Chemisettes. 19c. MULL TIES. Prettily embroidered, and the Mull is fine quality. Certainly as good as sold for 25c. last season. You will be attracted by these 19c. Mull Ties, You ought to. ‘They cost us 18c. apiece. EF" Thoee st 25c., 39¢., rately embroidered and a little wider. 28c. COLORED MULL TIES. ‘White Mull, with colored embroidery. We have col- ‘ora to match the prevailing shades of wash dresses. 48c. MULL FICHUS. ‘The embroidery on these Fichus, while it is finer, is ‘more elaborate than shown ‘We know we offer the best 48c. Mull Fichu in this city. charging 98c. for these and 48c. are more elabo- in last season's 48c. Fichus. 57" We also show them at @8c., 85c., and up to $1.98; alittle larger and more elaborate embroidery. $198 MULL SHAWLS. ‘They are full-size Shawls and embroidered in exqui- site style. We know you will admire them, if nothing pao SoS HOH H Eu BoP Sued MISCELLANEOUS NECKWEAR. Irish Point and Crochet 48c., 68c.. 75c.. 98c., $1.25, $1.48, and 31.68. THE BARGAIN COUNTER FOR TO-MORROW Pee ge Bie #4 rere er SS Fo oer Goo HH A“A bu TITTtT H H NNN GGG y a ERE FORTE H ERE See - ‘If wehadn’t bought 80¢. would be no bargain. ‘75c. would be better. 70c. would be 85c. would be a: 60c. would be way down. 55c. would be a sacrifice. But fy £8 By Bye Sof = nr RRR OO cco KK ye Ee oe fo BY Hot EE "oo? Goo BM RBBB oo. TIrTT TITr 00 iM MM pis 7 To Re Bas “oo” F oo Mt Re grade of goods were ever offered in this city. in mind that there find these garments in BOR myl Hore: Scrrums, G@LAgs, CROCKERY, ws Tessis Part of the representatives of different sections and different interests will produce harmony, and nothing but a distressing lack of harmony can se- Nously impair the committee's usefulness. Queen Kapiolani has been to visit and inspect the forts in New York harbor. gne must have Deen impressed with a sense of the ease with ‘Which &Hewalian war-raft could sail to the very Whart-line of the great city in case of hostilities between her country and oura ee It 1s hard to believe that Mr. Blaine, who goes to Europe to get out of the atmosphere of excite- ‘Ment which surrounds bim here, will take part in ‘the Irian patriot campaign, as ts now predicted by ‘fgome of the newspapers. —————————_—_——= RES ee them very low we couldn't make a special thing of them. We gots jobof three dozen CAMBRIC INFANTS’ SLIPS. They are “Mother Hubbard” style. with solid tucked yoke, em- | ‘broidery around neck and sleeves, and the bottom fin- ished with acluster of tucks and deep embroidery. ‘Now, these garments represent, at least, 85 cents’ ‘worth of material and labor. They would be good Property at that price. We may bave peculiar ideas re- garding s specialty or s bargain, but we think Please bear Jong a3 the moral law between her wajesty’s gov- | **¢ 36 of these SLIPS in the lot. ernment and ours, and the city or State authori. Ne GEC eer Soy lot to the Sets (Collars and Cuffs) at rth talking. close price. The price is 50c. You will our Infants’ Department, MAR CHE, 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. COOKING UTENSILS, 1847 Al ROGERS BROS’ PLATED SPOONS, KNIVES, AXD FORKS. CUTLERY. WOODEN WARE, &o., &¢. WILMARTE & EDMONSTON, myl9 1205 Pennsylvania avenue. PE A Specialty in this Line of Goods at the METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. my 19-38 CHAS. W. WOOD, Proprietor. Ove Does Sram, 4 Sypmer in Ragland OF By Wat. Aeneas vale eogiend, to Menry ZUon ale Mae ee ¢ THURSDAY, MaY 19, 1887—-WITH SUPPLEME IT 18 AN ABSOLUTE PUNISHMENT TO MAN—A DRIVER-TO BE COMPELLED TO WEAR A HEAVY WINTER LIVERY 8U0H WEATHER AS THIS. HAVE YOURS CARE- FULLY PACKED AWAY UNTIL DECEMBER'S WINTRY WINDS WILL CALL IT FORTH AGAIN, AND IN THE MEANTIME COME RIGHT HERE AND SELECT FEOM OUR MATCHLESS STOCK OF SUMMER LIV- ERIES THE KIND AND STYLE THAT SUITS YOUR FANCY. WEVE GOT THEM IN EVERY STYLE REPRESENTED OX THE AMERICAN AND FOBEIGN PLATES, LINEN LIVERIES FIND GENERAL FAVOR WITH OWNERS OF PRIVATE TEAMS. WE HAVE THEM WITH AND WITHOUT CAPES, IN FROCK AND EXTRA LONG SACK STYLES, PRICES FROM $2.50 TO 98. THE COLORS MOST POPULAR IN LIGHT CLOTHS ARE BLUE AND GREEN. WE'VE GOT BOTH IN ABUNDANCE. BLUES FROM $15 TO $20. GREENS AT $20. WE GUARANTEE THE COLOR IN EVERY INSTANCE. WHATEVER YOU MAY REQUIRE IN THE LIVERY LINE, WHETHER IT BE FOR DRIVER, “TIGER,” FOOTMAN OR INDOOR SERVANT, YOURE SURE TO FIND HERE READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE, TOGETHER, WITH THE PROPER KINDS OF GLOVES AND COLLARS. SAKS AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, myl9 SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE. Rep Ticxer Dax Bh de BPR OSG A Ht ENE gs BP Aa Pa eee FAG TS Bas A“S EOE GSS S84 TOROS Sua aT BAUM'S. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Regllar Pros 80.501 Ned fiche Pee Bay. HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. at Goc. ; for Friday , We, WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. 3 pieces Lace in ite and ecru. Regular piles. Be, Will cldw'the lot on Paday for thoes SATTEEN DEPARTMENT. Alot of French Satteons: have never been sold 30c.! for Friday we wil close them at 20e, 8yade PARASOL DEPARTMENT. lot of 0 Cream outon Satine oe Bogan pee wicices GLOVE DEPARTMENT. of Silk adhigt of 5 Jerney Sik Mitt to love out on Friday GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Llot of 25c. Suspenders, 10 rent patterns, close out on Saas atlic.a eco ba s SHAWL DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of Ladies’ Einb’d Cashme: 1 We Scarfs, in_creum. blue, tan, cardinal, aod Diack, toeloce eh Friday at 68¢. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, 1 k ff 40c. Misses’ Ribbed Li: Hose, ther black or colors, for Friday at Sacra pain > & NOTION DEPARTMENT. Alot of 25, 35, and 50c. Leather Belts to close at ‘Alot of 25c. All: Wool Canvas Belts to close at pAlotos Byrne's Florida Water: Tegulat Price, 456. Alot '50c. English Hatr Brushes, Friday 39¢, DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, A lot of Marabout Trimmin, all ; regular PA To of 81505) : Sar toca sent Fri aay SL 358 5rd 3 ised JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Fh of 81 and $1.50 Rhinestone Jewelry to close ny 758, A lot of Plush Toilet Cases to close Friday 1c, FAN DEPARTMENT. A lot of 50c. Satin ‘Frida: Alotof solied Palm Leaf Fans td close st ee? oO LADIES’ NECKWEAK DEPARTMENT. PE Ee eens to close at 15c. of extra-duality Line! wih oworltne mubroldery, al aizeer Friday oa oe bs EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. A lot of 22 and 45 inch Swiss. yunci} Cee per Yanton open cae ot “ 5 91.50 to 93 a yard. Friday ats yard. aaa LACE DEPARTMENT. 45-inch AP aha ze eee acc e Tbe. fot of Lorehon ¥r — ular price, to 1. ayard: to clove Seen sack Alot of Outiined Linen Splashes Paday 7 a adh iotet remnants of Balt Lambreduin ‘Mucecial, Fri- Shc a Sart x MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. One lot consisting of Ke & Re Bouets, To Dandy, Yacht, &c., worth 48c., to clone Friday 21c. Oue lot of Flowers, Daisies, Snowballs, ‘Lilies of the Vs Buttercups, &e., worth 350, to ‘close on ‘one lot of Sinch ‘Gash Hibbon, ‘all ail, lock, aud plaid, worth 98c,, to closé ne goede eae Mises gehen my19 Excaruesr. FLAGS. BUNTING FLAGS. FLAGS. FLAGS. BUNTING FLAGS SILKE FLAGS. SILK FLAGS. i Reovus Weexx “Roar Saz ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE. ‘We allow no “Short Lengths,” “Odd Sises,” “Broker Lots,” &c., to accumulste in stock, preferring to sell ‘them below their regular price, in order to keep the stock clean and fresh. Each department makes a special display of its “Remnants” on Friday. To-mor row we shall offer: “ODD SIZES” IN JERSEYS. ‘Having sold the major part of these lines at & profit, we do not consider it s loss to sell the few remaining sizes at greatly reduced prices. © Misses’ Fine All-Wool Stockinette Jerseys, in Navy, Brown and Garnet, Sizes 26, 28 and 30. Regular Price. oe eeee W195 “Remnant” Prices. -75e jerseys Fine Cardinal ” Stockinette stylishly trimmed with wide black Hercules braid. Sizes 34, 38 and 40. “Bemnant” Price. 2 Ladies’ Extra-Fine Black Imported Stockinette Jerseys, handsomely trimmed with wide black braid. Sizes 36 and 40, Regular Price.. “Remuant” Price. “ODD SIZES" IN READY-MADE SUITS, The large sales of the past few days have broken the Une of sizes of the following styles, hence we reduce the price of the remaining sizes to close them out Fri- 1 Missos' Light Checked All-Wool Suit, handsomely trimmed with velvet. Size 12 years, 89.75 i ff 87.75 1 Misees' Checked All-Wool Suits, neatly trimmed with aurah ailkand braid. Size 12 years, Regular Price. 913.00 1 Ladies’ Light Pleid Cloth Suit, perfect fitting ‘basque, skirt made with full drapery, Size 34 inches. Regular Price. 814.00 “Remuant” Price... 810.00 “REMNANTS” IN CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. ‘We have culled from this stock the following odds ‘and ends to be closed out Friday at s reduced price: 3 pair White Nottingham Lace Curtains, 33% yards long, 54 inches wide. 1 pair Colored 50 inches wide. Regular Price... “Remnant” Price... 112-4 Raw Silk Table Cover, Regular Price. “Bemnant” Price. 5 Dado Window Shades, all complete, no two styles alike; 2 yards long, 38 inches wide. Regular Price...... “Remnant” Price. ie oF 400 16 Decorated Window Shades, all complete, four very handsome styles; 2 yards long, 38 inches wide. Regular Price. 91,00 “Remnant” Price. We shall also offer: 25 “Short Lengths” of Scrim, “Short Lengths" of Madras, 10 “Short Lengths” of Rew Silk at LOW “REMNANT” PRICES, (Fourth Floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN CORSETS. ‘Where we have only two or three sizes left of a style we lower their price and place them on sale Fridays, “Remnant” Day. To-morrow we shall offer: 2 White Coutil Corsets. Sizes 26 and 29, Regular Price... “Remnant” Price..... 3 Fine German Woven Regular Price . (Second floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN GLOVES. ‘We close out all left-over sizes every Friday by low- ering their price. Cun you wear any of these sizes? 19 Pairs Ladies’ 4-But. “Founds" English Lisle Thread Gloves, in Modes and Lt. Grays. Sizes 53, 6 and 0%, Regular Price.. Sle. “Remnant” Price, = racers re BO 7 Pairs Ladies 6:1 jersey Spun-silk Gloves, fini fi in light 2 Fergies codes light and dark gray. Sizes 535 11 Pairs Ladies’ 6-But Length Black Gauge Silk Gloves. Sizes 5 and5}. Superior quality, Regular Price. “Remnant” ry other attractions see Friday's “Post.” my] WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ewoxstox & Co LAIRD, SCHOBER & MITCHELL'S EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES pod LADIES’ BOOTS, LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, SUPERIOR IN STYLE, FINISH AND FIT, EDMONDSTON & CO., 1339 AND 1341 F STREET, AND 943 PA, AVE. m7-1m Tar avs contixvgs Ix ovr ovs- TOM DEPARTMENT FOR OUR LIGHT- ‘WEIGHT WOOLENS. WE CARRY, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE ‘MUSLIN FLAGS. MUSLIN FLAGS, JAPANESE LANTERNS. JAPANESE LANTERNS. ‘Headquarters, and Lowest Prices Prevail. CH. RUPPERT, my13 403 7th st nw. Rewsasr Day, Fama. We shall offer some extrs inducements in REM- NANTS To-Morrow. Remnants ZANZIBAR GINGHAMS at 10c. Usual Price 15¢. ‘Will open this week 2,500 yards SATINS in Rem- nants at 8c. Sell off the piece at 12340. ‘Remnants BATISTE, half price. A few Remnants SILK left. LARGEST LINE OF PIRCE GOODS IN THE CITY, AND MAKE SUITS TO ORDER FROM 820 UP. FOR $20 AND @25 WE MAKE UP EN- TIRELY NEW PATTERNS OF GOOD, 8UB- STANTIAL, ALL-WOOL, WELL MADE, AND FASHIONABLE SUITS. OUR SPECIALTIES THIS SEASON ARE ‘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 KNOWK THE SAME MAKE OF GOODS SOLD FOR HERE BE- Rempants TABLE LINEN. Bargains, Remnants WHITE SHIRTING LINEN, 25c., 80c., 50c. Half Price. ‘A small lot of PARASOLS, just in, at Remnant prices Odds and Ends in SHIRTS. Cheap. z A full stock of UNDERWEAR We are undersold by no one. Prices guaranteed to be the lowest, JOHNSON & LUTTRELI, my19 718 Market Space. $12, as, 1350 Ax as Sus IN THE ABOVE PRICES WE HAVE ABOUT 26 DIFFERENT PATTERNS IN SACK AND 3 AND 4 BUTTOX CUTAWAY FROCK STYLES, AND FOR EXTRA VALUE WE ARE SURE THEY ARE THE BEST CLOTHING WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. THE FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH OUR BETTER GRADES. «GEORGE aPRANSY, ‘ONS YAIOR CLOTEZER, myl7 636 SEVENTH STREET, FORE, IN OUR READY-MADE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE SAME GRADE OF GOODS-NOT SAME PATTERNS—AS OUR $20 AND 825 CUSTOM SUITS, WHICH WE SELL AT ¢16 TO 820, THESE ARE JUST MADE UP FROM OUR OWN STOCK OF PIECE GOODS, AND ARE 48 WELL CUT AND MADE 48 CUSTOM WORK, IN ALL THESE THE STYLES ARE Ex- CLUSIVELY OUR OWX-NO ONE ELSE HAVING THEM.’ THIS PREVENTS 80 MANY OF ONE STYLE BEING SEEN ON THE STRERTS 8 TO MAKE THEM COMMON. A FEW OF OUB $35 CUSTOM Goops— NOT SAME PATTEBNS—IN OUR READY. MADE STOCK AT 925. ER BaRWOM & co, yl? 981 Paewetivawta Avewvn, 138.007, KURT ‘Bea Just returned from Yew sovites otten- tes otters a I Owe My Loz Cuatren 2 “1 vas taken sick ‘Wish bllous fever." “My doctor pronounced me cured, but again, with terrible pains in my beck and got 20 bad I Could not movet Ishrunk! From 228 Ibs. to 120! I had been doctoring for my liver, but it did no good, I did not expect to live more than three montha. I began to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite returned, my pains left me, my entire system seemed renewed as if by magic, and after ‘using several bottles, I am not only as sound as 8 s0v- ‘reign, but weigh more than I did before. To Hop Bitters I owe my life.” Dublin, June 6, "86. I got sick sides, and I Caarree 1 “Malden, Mass., Feb. 1, 1880. Gentlemen— Tauffered with attacks of sick headache.” Neuralgia, female trouble, for yeers in the most ter ible and excruciating manner. No medicine or doctor could give me relief or cure, ‘until I used Hop Bitters, “The first bottle Nearly cured me,” ‘The second made me as well and strong as when a child, “And T have been #0 to this day." ‘My husband was an invalid for twenty years with « serious “Kidney, liver and urinary complaint.” Pronounced by Boston's best physicians—“Incura- bie! Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him, and I know ofthe “Lives of eight persons” In my neighborhood that have been saved by your Bitters. And many more are using them with great benefit. “They almost do miracles! Mrs. B. D. Slack. How 70 Ger Stox.—Expose yourself day and night; eat too much without exercise, work too hard without rest, doctor all the time: take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How To Ger Wett.—Which is answered in three words—Take Hop Bitters. HARDENED LIVER. Five years ago I broke down with kidney and lver complaint and rheumatism. Since then I have been unable to be about at all ‘My liver became hard like wood; my limbs were puffed up and filled with water. ‘All the best physicians agreed that nothing could eureme. I resolved to try Hop Bitters, I have used seven bottles; the hardness has all gone from my liver, the swelling from my limbs, and it has worked a mira- clein my case: otherwise I would have been now in my grave. J.W. Morey, Buffalo, Oct. 1, 1884. I WRITE THIS ‘Token of the great appreciation Ihave of your + * © Bittern Iwas afticted With inflammatory rheumatism !! For nearly ‘Seven years, and no medicine seemed todo me any Good 111 Until I tried two bottles of your Hop Bitters, and to my surprise Iam as well to-day as ever I was. I hope “You may have abundant success" In this great and ‘Valuable medicine. Anyone * * wishing to kuow more aboutmy cure Can learn by addressing me, E. Mf. ‘Williams, 1103 16th street, Waab., D. C. Lasssvrcs & Bro. ‘Wo have concluded for the rest of the season to make our ird Floor a Regular Bargain Floor. Every de- irtment of the store will contribute itsodd ie bdds and ends to this end: thus insuring a perfectly clear stock on our first floor aud many desirable bar- Sains on our third. We shall continue the sale of Remnants and Short- Eenethinan heretofore, but sugmene it with thesemaay pares daily. so that @ visitor to our third floor wil anply repaid. From. ‘oorcow we shall sell two cases of Pertshire Lawn, short-length. beantitul designs, (on account of Delta’ tarctully nelacted), only’ er per yard, repulse valne 10c. This is a very’ i lot, #o we invite you to call early in order to get the benefit of Le Three casea of Satine Remuants, in lught and dark ee Gees soar ist of iu ad Ruarket, only So. per yard, weneraily sold at Le94c, 9 theue goude are an excellent imitation of the iu Freres, French productions. Having sold thie lot of, the genuine German Feather Ticking Remnants last Thursday aud Friday, we have ‘n onder to satisfy inafiy of our patrons, an Jecture at the same prices. lte., a ay ue 20c. age. UAT bo, » regular value 206. 2 wor arranted Entirely Feather-Proof. 5 One case of Checked Naiusook Remnants, only 5c. yard, revular vaitis at least Se; length suitable for Roroneaud Cuilanon's Dresecs, At uew tpvoiog ofthe farnous Fatine Remnants, seloct terns, i ark, oply G4e. per ‘yard, wo! fe obtained this ict under iauny disiculties, and may not be able to purchase, another: therefor’ callearly in order to get the benedt of this last fot. ‘Anew lotof fine Light and Dark I'rench Percale Repatots stable fon Shirts Drewes, Sc. warranted jest colo yard, wor : ‘A-smuail lot of Worsted Dfoas Goods, exhibited on the seta eae eee ote ni copalderably lower Gangur spread Deparaunent we willofer the following Feat Sucrilice: itr Pur of 12-4 Marseille Spreads, warranted en- tire y Buen Tesrular value Soe. Opes (of the Freuch Pique ates) Spreads, full size, only $1.25, worth at least G73, G0 Pair of "the Gentine Crochet Spreads, extre size, only 81.51 By , generally sold at Wtthe beneht of tac vubLS, sho believein the idea of buyin article, we will offer 21 airs of the famous Hoyal British Pigne Quilts, extraordinary qual Sty, size, and finteh, at $3.90, general value 85. ‘Auother lot of the celebrated Lasties’ Linen Cape Col lars, at 5, 8,1256 and 19c., worth more than double ‘this amount, near, we take the myl9 Btherlot of the same man ‘As the National Drill is drawi ° pportsalty of inforiing the public that'we have ex: See Bins ‘Seoine Le bac alee jons in Bunting, Calico, ey med, no doubt, is welcome news to the pattiotis ize. ‘One Lot of Children’s Siore-solled Dresses, to ft children trom 1 to 3 fears, very Ae, nicely trimmed, well made, and very sightly dresses: we will close out the entire lot of goods, worth from 81.35 to 82.50, for 40. ‘We have on hand s quantity of Domestic Hosl (comprising Ladies, Gente’ aud, Misece’ Hose), Weve part ofan auction Tot, advantaceousiy ol by us. and as we only keep a finer line of Howery inour department, we will offer them at the foll low in order to close them out: Pijadies Hose pale fot 28, worth 100. pair; 3 Be Gente’ Halt Wove-B pale for 25e., worth 8o.: 4 pair topidoe, worth ibe: 3 pais for B5e:, Worth T3he. ‘Misses’ Hose—3 ir 25. 2 dec. email lotof Clildren's Bibbs at aboNe half their regular value—thiy being a remainder of our stock, and Coucequently marked extremely low in order to close them out, te fully determined to sell our, Mirrors, consist- ing ot Fioah and metal frame manutsoture at « great SHenoe we will omer sacrifice; hence pees tion oF 1S Der itively for Thursds ‘ arcane Pees Gacain depattnient ‘we will offer thie fol- lowing extraordinary reductions 2 casee (48-inch wide) Fancy Drapery at 8c. per yard, 12; iar gases (ihe same width) Fanoy Drapery at 10c. Pe rate Seat our tammous Now Lace Curtains, sree abd wilte iy log) at B06, fopular price e175, “The last lot of the well-known Linen Lawn, superb ‘designs, dy t Oe. J regular vali G eee tins article. docs tiot consist of, Felauantay but will cut auy quantity asked for. ‘Boasea of Ging new patterns, ei et mes See eanie seer E Rta ine. rane ra ever, auly. erally sold at ‘This lot or ep oR siete sie emcierene LANSBURGH & BROS.’, ONE-PRICE ALWAYS, myl8 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH ST. GUNTEMMEN'S HIgy PEARL CassDOERE Light Weight Dery Hats. ‘Tobacco Brown, Ash, Pearl and Tan colore. Fall line of Strew Hate. Mackinaw, English, and Agents for “Knox,” Hatter, New York. ‘Agents for “Youmans,” Hatter, New York. Large Stock of Umbrellas Just opened, of fine Silk ee ‘B. H STINEMETZ & SON, myl8 1037 Pa evo., pest to cor. 13th st, Exmsowsezn Poxore Dazssrs : HALF PRICE, PARIS BOX ROBES, bal prica ‘WHITE CHINA SILK, 27-inch wide, 760. FIGURED INDIA SILKS, reduced to $1. ELEGANT FRENCH DRESS GOODS reduced to 75s. FINEST QUALITY FRENOH SATTERNS, 300, PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS, 165c.; just opened. PRINTED LINENS, one yard wide, 80c, seREMNANTS FRENCH SATTEENS, 200. pee yard: PATTERN DRESSES redtvced one-half. TABEAR BADIA Sieh ande1ibe se SOO TUR SLIDES Smo coree WM. SHUSTEN % S058, C19 Pues, ScARre, “Ss tre WANTED—HELP. A) ANTED-SEVERAL WAIST HANDS AND OXE Syrention “Apne Sie nse Se NTED_SETILED WOMAN TO GOOK AND W pr of twormay and Deloek at 1535 Wane Bee myio-st WVANTED—a ED WOMAN TO DOG Weriitonsctone ebay ott Be eos cook’ references roquireds all at O58 ud se. Sows after8 p.m. aw V WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY JUNE 1 TWO OR THREE U ished rooms for light house keepiuse, northwest Re or Capitol Hill; permanent if suited. State all particu- lars, otherwi myl7-Sttths WASTED UNE IT Wo EN: municating Rooms and Hail veniences, for adults: second tloor ise unnoticed. Addreas X FUR! ‘Room, 'Y, Star office. (SHED, COM- with all con- referred: in north- west section of the city; moderate rent, Adiress, with particulars, M. fice, D., Star of my 1st” ANTED— GERMAN GINL— WELL RECOM mended to do general Bousework for family of three "T3501 nn my i3t WANTED 4 FIRST-CLASS WHITE WOMAN TO fami cook and do general housework ; ho washin must stay at night: good references: TON st nw my nan todo general ences reguired. Apply at 1 myo Ww 'ED—TWO WOMEN COOKS. APPLY ALMER HOUSE, 421 1 } iy Tehst'nw. Tt 'ANTED—FIVE GOOD CANVASSERS FOR BaL- eee et are eee ba gas men. €. B. ALDERSON, 702 7th et, secon oor. WANTEDIIS EXPERIENCED | BARTENDERS. JOHNSON'S, Sin and E sts. Call between 6 and 7. Also waiters, wt W ANTED—A DRUG APPRENTICE, WITH SOME sn ply to Ebbitt House Dru Store. 1 W: (OMAN DISH-WASHER AND TWO ood waiters. Apply at426 @that mw. Itt Wate 0k Pan ACHE to work in WASTED INMEDIATELY_A GOOD GIRL, 76 ‘cook and do general housework. Apply at 2408 lAthetextended. It WANTED. A DRESSMARER FOR STORE WORK WW ‘steady situation. Ata27dustaw. 1 ‘ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN FOR GENERAL, Wisueron preferred. Call at G11 New oie TANTED-MEN AND BOYS TO SELL GOOD- paying and selling goods during Natioval Drill. Applyrat 302 Oth st. news sayy WW ANZED_WOMEN COOKS, TO $25: ‘Waiterens, Nurwes, Men Cooks, Waiters ‘Mai ‘Man and Wife for dairy, 50 Cabinet Makers, French Chef and Butler. NAT. "BUREAU, 517 7th et 3 WWANTED-AGENTS TO MAKE MONEY NOW (Wait during the Dril’ Gall before win, 8 20th st. n.w. myid-2t" (Waal housework: pct way at uiphite: anf Stine work ; must sta} good clty reference. Apply instore, 1100 F st. nw. V ANTE! oft highest \ecessary, a9 weekly. 9:30 to] 428 7th st? DA WHITE GIRL T ‘COOKING ‘and xasist with the house work; also « murse. 935 Ket n.w. roses my18-2t WASTED A RTRSTCLASS FRESGO Pain P, HANSON HISS & CO., 815 Loih street u. w. mi8-3t V 'ANTED- WHITE GIRL COOK. WASHER andirover, Call with reference at Mrs, H. SUM MERS, 3038 Bridge (My st, commer of Jefterson st Georgstown. “my 18-3) ANTE GIRLS Wanted AL 1844 G STREET N. white waitress und chambermaid. Bri ences, ex Bat myi8= WANTED A MILLING, COMPETENT WHITE SC ET en eee t 20 ues myis-ot" YANTED-SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK A do general housework for family of seven iy, with, Reference, alter 5 o'cioe 3 my 6 WANTED-IWENTEFIVE BOTE Fron EIG teen to, twenty years of age, to sell Gerber Queen City “Htoko Botya." None ci work need apply. GERBER & CU sylvania ave. WEEE os CGA HO ODENSE Dp muble entry book-keeping: references LBs staroffice.” me Tet WASTED MHITE GIRI: TOS x herself generally usetul. Apply, with reference, at 414 0th st. n.w. SS my18-3t ‘WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN AS NURSE, TO go to the country for the summer. Also, aret- class cook and man servant, man and wife preferred. All wust have good city references, Apply betwe I2andB o'clock. 1326 Muss ave. my18-3t WASTEDIYALE AND FEMALE C hands, waitresses ber 1 resacs, ke cities and suburbs, F. st nw. V SD 10. ‘Housework, white preferred." Cit; required. 1815'13th st. nw. y ANTED—FOR PERMANENT—A REG: Wiismnacist, Germunreneaking “preierred. dress APOTHECARY, Star office. 1 W: uri Count y references, myi8-3C ‘Ad- — oe, uae 'ANTED—100 SMART ENERGETIC BOYS TO sell an article which everybody will want as a relic, the drill, It is @ counterpart of the “Uister Gazette.” published in the year 1800, and con- tains full particulars of the desth of and burial of GEORGE WASLUNGTON. ‘Call. at _my18-4t WANTED TA STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG WHITE indy us table waiter: bood Apply a Gree: Mountain Dinine Rooms, farket. miy18-t" ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — EXPERIENCED. “Wikies indies in mlinery’ avd fapey" goo F once. A. ML. PISHEL, 3134 Mat, Store open tntil7 o'clock. my AB ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL (W ‘“iotsework in'a snail family. Apply at 1234 st. sw. = myl7-3t" ANTED — TWO FIPST-CLASS VEST HANDS: bring sample of Work. One first class jyantaloon resser; also two bushiehinen. GEO. "T KELN. 414 ptt MW: 5. LW. my17~3t" Apply ut 510 31 Caney ree er WANTEDIIWENTY ACTIVE MEN AND, BOWS ‘ean obt vi loymext for severe! weeks by calling “to 5 p.i.on HL. VILLEE & CO” 209 Poun. ave at 78 Ws ‘TED—A_ DRESSMAKER WHO UNDER- siandy draping and finishing: wood wages, -Apnly atonce. 4296 17-3 ANTED-A WHITE GIRL, WELL EECOM- ncuded, for general LousewoFk in a sual fans, by a small family Box 104, Star office. Wnt HOUSE-6 ation: monthly payments, iy of adults; ren _ WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, CENTRAL, tin board. Address best of reierence; Chicken 0 eiverl an Aret payment. state Price, focation ahd particulare’ “AdaeeSFAMIT Sf Seat office. my 10.3" Winodern improvements fot sma ‘must be not over ten minutes’ walk Ditte Departinent RENTER, Star office Wi TED—SEVERAL SMALL ‘Lots; must be cl my19-8t Wastes hight" Address Box 13 NS TO 10 Roo! Star office. te, and two children 1 ¢ation within six hours of Washingt lars, terms, WASTED A RESPC cupy basement floor in exh during the summer: white preter 63, Star office. Wat ED—TO PURCHASE AN SIBLE Address Box 72, Star orice W my 9-3t od restaurant, ANTED—TO EXCHANG for ifeeaun ‘Sachi. 37 WwW small h) PRINCE, 1009 F st TRY A POUND OF per pound, and if it i butte 30 and mouey. oH 20-8w “nt: W. 007 7 fal Work: state lowest, Cost rent: must be a bargain. Address or ‘D—A PART! y SER WITH A YOUNG NEWFO! s. DAISH, wholesal dD st. a niece T-Cert oF Strre: ‘will leave horse out, Address X, St War —ANY ONE HAVIN the business to lease for a term of ye _my17-3t*_ ie W209 To Hav Dyed in car new Copper Vat even work, brilliant colors. Ane fini Substantial shades. PRINCE, 1009 WASTED-STEAM CARPET Ch ie pet there renovate ied for aad del Factory SH YOUNGS. ED—GRADING, E: red, tories (except Maryland: A) ANTED—TO CONSTI or piping furnished: water art of premises. EAGAN 4 ANTED-HIGHEST CASH PI ad Clothing, W: W Stover, Carpets, Feather beds. ‘Vof Household Furniture. Address’ Bo: Pets, Stoves, Feather Bods, an hola Fs formetiey tue i V ANTED Punniug dirough entire pasture amy7-15t* WwW 1d payment for meters by ib Water put in your yards; al. and pump ry ‘MAGIC CREA‘ facial disfgurements remove xion insured to all who use i sstimontals on application. ‘Sold by all dr sts, SUC. WANTED PARTY FRO y ANTED—BUSIN make a specialty of 7S TLOR & BART Priiters ml W2Step oat, Ges jarm, horses to waster ats fer: turage $3.50 per m.; horses TERY purse BOLAY V terminated trun Carpets fu Jy, Process which cay Kil RCE'E BRO, 610 La, =e ping by our HACE & BHO. 61 the oni AC 5. Bis sve ANTED HOUSE, SIX OR FE ‘Address, with full informa: Mod, imps, northwest part of city. Rent nc WANTED-—-BOARD BOARD FOR THE ANTED—TWO TWO-HOKSE STONE W Apply to FRANK BALDW cleaning or any other plan that rots garments Address C. B., Star offic ) EXCHANGE A G ‘coal yard for gale or a lot of ground suttabl unciressee tuade ‘over west. prices th st: aud Ks, Werte of all’ kinds; concrete fe floors.a specialty. RP my 13.00 WASTEDUT BNosy THAT ¢ Sb 36 Louisiane avenue (op Commissioner of Deeds for all the State CCT ARTISA’ atlow prices and quick notice: any quality of For intormation, P. M., Ancostia, D.C A — HORSES PASTURE! month on my farm, near Bladensburg: | grass, sheds, aud never tiling stream of rap and @1 prices for first-class Second. ‘was ever paid in Washington, Address orders with ug forueat job and book ied tor and returnes ‘Hay scales, 10th and La, av. yANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- CARPET CLEANING. ‘elephoue 115-6. EIGHT Koo) U family of adults from General Post my! HOUSES AND M HOUSE WITH my 13-21" SUMMER POR im cool, healthy bo- PARTY TO Oc. oF care of hor Address Box ro ENGLISH SAD- de and bridle, must be in first-class condition, may 19-3 ONS. BS SOS A st. me. PURCHASE A FIRST-CLASS All auswere. coutideni Address, ‘stating location and price, FR. process. Ni my Ts CTTERINE AT mpare favor 4, return and ‘Center Market, HE pri OP FOR LicHT Li 1h $200 CAS ce. my 18st I SDLAND DOG, le feed dealer, cor. my 18-20" GOOD LOT FoR Horse and Hyruess or pices. A WOOD AND for caus. Addres WOOD AND COAT, Star oftice, THEIR DRESSES 4 only ones here: ish, prices rai Fat. amyl EANING WORKS, ©. fel my ING, AND CON. rsite Cit WELLS jon made Inquire of my10-1m* RICE. FURNITURE, CaR- ‘ali Kinds of House. hest cash price will 7th st... my D AT @4 PER reuty of A. SHRI (OULD SAVE WATER TAX ttine a good well of ‘of wells coustracted ps furnished ai shortest notic DAN'L J. MOFFAT, 414 434 st. aw. ap’ ‘Address oF ‘ASHINGTON’S | At OK INSTANTANEOUS CURE. | Any breaking out on face or body cured. Moth, pim. ‘wrinkles, black-heads, vulgar redness, eczenia aid and & clear com- riectly harmless, or bos por Dege2S ime 251m" S MEN TO LEAVE THEIR | printing. We ur. : box stal = Jald-6mn miture, urs, &e.. by them, Hot Napiha Gas, ape ‘ap? re RES EMPLOYMENT Bi Feau, conducted by ladies. Men and women,white and colored.for all kinds of domestic labor, for 1d Inge, with reference. 717 Mat. nw. spl WASTER IWHITE AND COLORED WOMAN Sooks, Chamberspaids, Nurses, Waitresses. Maids, and Scrub’ Worten, Waiters, Drivers, Bell Boy, ani Dishwashers. COOMBS & BUKGESS, my16-6t" F WANTED IAIDS, NURSES (COOKS, MALE AND female), waiters, drivers and others, this city: cooks for Brooklyn, . N. ¥.. and other cities. F st n.w., telephone 379-2, PRICE & CO, myl4-6t* WANTED IAN ESTIMATE CLERK, WHO IS A from. draughtsman and can furnish references employers. , Those only wuo have had prac: to THOS. W. SMITH, 1st need apply, eed tical experien stand fdiani y ANTED_ ME. for a light and profitable ¢ usipesn: no humbug. Send Re to commence on. Gpibuted. “Address ALB Vv ‘ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by ladies. Men and women.white and colored forall kinds of domestic labor, for city and springs, with reference. 717 Must uw. ‘ap15-27 ANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS Oe Pree areas Tee 1585, N.Y. 28-thifaw ‘mployment: no picture SUPPLY CO., Alba EY, y6-30t |-LEARNERS FOR PROF. x dew "inieruatiousl Ralor Systems with ay neh, roieor tapeineastre slone, as all scien ore eminent Paria, Berlin apd’ London dressmakers. cut, Most easily learned, rapid,comprehensive aud pract ahd the only system in Atmerice teaching the above an Which needs no refitting. Patterns cut, materials fitted, Vasted, draped or made. The system taught by Mme: ‘J. MESSER, “Conservatory of Modes,” 1232 Fst. Biv, Wasuington, D ‘8p26-toje: WW ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING W aia ating ty the ackual ineasure and aquare rule, at * ‘fitting and fer Baflaing. ice cu ‘measure, at 1010 F st. 0. WANTED—SITUATIONS, W D- GERMAN GARDENER, MAR- WASTER E AGEN, CHBPER A, all branches, iréenhouses, graperies, ‘les, Wile good cook and lsundress. Address BeNeN. (ss0 Oth ot new. myloste “ED-BY A RESPECTABLE NORTHERN wh pe Ed nurse and gov 1; no ‘to tray Fo FR eeeses o> otietom to trvaing. appr WW ANTED_A YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD REFER- jot q rk, is of par y hig Seer Wises LADY OF REFINEMENT WISHES 8 Position a8 companion ; do ¢ fe not menial Bo objection to Favellng or couse ‘of reteroiies. MISE Gy 1517 Aneylo ore, Ma. myie- ae PEREMACY, 11 4th st. n.w., city. tite 738_HOUsEM. any 18- ast OS ee Wage Lan Ware, — KNOWN 5 Maids Nuraee Lat FOR 2 ae Pabst. RES ‘ANTED — Wate aarke Us TESTE ee soe ae ore bast references five Wolters ree aes spon 10 housemnen, seatatreee, fads" od San Wat awe mapaeee UARTERS — [ON and Nurses, Boarder %- | EY, Law and lieal Estate, 1 , WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS | y ANTED — Co? Commissioner, JOIN nesloner, Invoftice rom 9 am.to5 pan. Tele ISSIONER OF Terntory. N 132] F at, hone ti4d— ARE OPPORTUNITY—LOW both of two 13-rooms haudson ning Hon: Lats fyinig” Houses peer Lafayette Fat, re now: references » between Ohi covering it 40x00. Apply to 2 my 19-3t ROR SALE-LOT 40xi14 FE 4 ant far bead and cake baker. Fe SALE—LOT 145x110 ON Ti lune, sand, or warehouse purposes. Y.ave. isa rare opportunity: location in the city: Grocery chance, | Commercial Utice, 938 F my13-9t" Square; fle T_T WC yuses, one Brick Stable; water in M ‘Address P. 0. ‘OB SALE—TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE, THIS Confectionery, ‘and Feed Store, BUSINESS CHANCES. Ri ne ‘urnished ad- ed "with WHITE & B. aw. myles STAND, FRONT. aud D &t.; a tent jd st., or the stan. HE METROPOLT- tau Branch Band 0 railroad, suitable tor coal depo! ‘Apply at 608 N: my16-6% ho’ better agood st. D. RAMEY, busin 938 Fst, D. RAME! Drug Store, northwest corner three-story brick’ 8 room: east fronts: one short square south ave.: only $4,500;cheap. Apply o myl0-20 bath-room, &c.; bof mn ER & (OR SALE—DRUG STORE, $1,800: AN EXCEL lent Grocery Store, & MUMber of Grocery aud Pro. Mision ‘Stores, cheap’ Dining Rooms, various other eas chiasices a fos. Commercial apze-isee Fo, SALE- SPLENDID STAND FOR GROCERY 6th and D ste. ne. south aud neylvania ‘Pea Revert 326 Penusylvania ave, se. ALL: | FOR _RENT—ROOMS. OR RENT—NATiON, Rooms to reapectable ietweeu Rand : OR RENT—PURNISHED APARTMENTS. SUIT: able for bousegecping, to reut tras Sune 1 bil Oct at View Teguite ‘on Premises; references te G ROOMS FOR DILL FURNISHED fea, at 1024 17th st, c T_six U NFU i ho "seeping, meparately or together. on Let an fhoors, ‘slao two or three furnished rovine, cente located bear city hall, ROdyst Rw gio ‘OR RENT—FRONT AND BACK PARLOM, TO- wether of seyarately: use of pinno. care yane the door. Rent moderate to relintle parties. Apply sv@is Janae my To-ae JOR RENT_THRPE DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED Rooms, seqond oor and gue farmehot hee now Louse; private family: bourt if desired. “SOR AE are st nw ee JOR RENT—NICELY PURNISHE pleasant locality, with or without maforts: reasonable rates, 714 19th st. 1 Gand M, near Pennayivauia ave sar HOME, card home = JOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, 2D aud 3rd floors; modern improvements, north aud South exposure: near care aud heniics fimt-claes doard, “TA16 N at now my ie te Fok BEST ITHREE UNFURNISHED & second floor, suitable for liglit bousehee cars pase door. 403 1st now FOR BESTNENTY AND HAND some nished rooms at 622°D st..n.w = I x FUR 205 D JOR RENTOWITH SPECIAL cetical student, lange 2a my window: with or without b ‘Bos Ia wt. We 20K KENT -AT 15 GRANT PLA. floor, front room, with two lane on 3a floor. OR RENT ROOM: roomson Istand 3 aw Jou RENT 1089 1TH ST urnised or unfurnished roou Fates Se RENT-SIK ROOMS. BATH, ETC, 2 floors; cor 13th and @ sis nie. Prive ¢: DANENHOWER & So" 111s Pst. ENT TWo FINE CORNTE hooms, WITH pleuty of ght; newly jaiuted and yarered. on second fe fot debtiet oF froiesnion Price § d'uortheast cor 1 Coste. SHOWER & myit-tw ia VOR KENT—ikas W ST somely furnish eutier euces required. ANDBOMELY FURNISH ore with board, at 1s my 17 T NORTUWE ehives required. het Private bath rooum, Fa AND her 1 so) 1a F st. " MAND- rooms, facing north and south, “Two rior and Ledroum. oF two bedrooms, with: JOR RE} 20 13TH ST. NW. ROOMS SIN- gle and en suite, furuinbed handsomely low rates for summes eR; inp 16-14e" JOR ERT NICELY. FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D and 3d @oors; modern improvements; worth sbd south exposure: on line of care and herdics. first-class board. 221 E Capitol xt, Grant row, mbl2-Ow" JOR RENT—417 BD ST_N.W. TWO FURNISHED Koums on thind floor je location. Cell aft = F? R HENT—70: ‘oor Suite, handso: ‘Pered: also one single root 0TH ST. ONE seCOND- nuely furnished kod fresh WO ROOMS, SUTTABLE FOR OF- fice or dentists, per month each, €10: suite of fou fro parions, dunina Foc aud Kitekien, furuintied, Avy! tGbo W. LINKINS, 19th and Hi st. nw. mye Fe RENT—OOR. OTH AND. NT Ave Large uicely furnished front Ri ‘second third floors, with Southern aud eastern e | Pomure, Three lines of care. Keferences exchanged, mely Tarnished rooms. Transient and table boarders ac juderate prices, Telephone ¥11-3 FOR RENT—OFFICES. FFOR BENT-OFFICES_NICE OFFICE ROOMS AT | FOR RENT—STORES._ JOR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING, CORNER, 1 ‘ow Hampshice ave. and I et now, dd loce- lon for drag, prover); of notion stare setea Sob. 1427 Caresiran st iewiy. painted, papered. and re: E ; | ai ___C. F. NOWMENT, 617 La. ave. KENT_STORE NORTHWEST CORNER 71 dL ts bs ws apclUdiL Mates, Lor Mal) Years re as been occipied a drug WC. DUVALL, (Succeasor to Duvall & Marr), ORNER OF JLoR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, 408 127% #t,, 1 door frum Pennsylvania ave, also | and 6, Uist floor bi corner Pa. | Rypls wo sasfis Y Davis Soke 20K RENT — FINEST LOCATED -Sto Washington: recently occupied by Woodw: Lothrop, Boston Dry Goods House. 21 Penusyivania ave. now. This ie 8 tare opportuntiy to wectite ® mood Dusitices location.” Forfurtuer Tarticulars inquire of 5. Bick Dapsok. nw. 706 National Bank of Republic Building. E-HALF OF FINE STORE, 008 u.w., second door north of F st. oppusite Godds House: splendid location for ater, nee Roows, ‘third iioor. HAKDING © 500 11th st. iw. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS RB RENT—A NO. 1 STABLE. 901 TWO STALLS, A Bite, ‘camase place: sist eaice” Sup 219 D wt mw, _my1S-3e “ ss PRET ND WASH-ROOM, AT SS K st. n.¢., with all conveniences for laundry work, | Fuel turnisied at $5 per mouth in wlvance “my19-2t f | POR RENT-STABLETIN REAK © | I* new and very desirsbl | Foom. Apply to A. 1. BRICE. 714 Lot JOR RENT “LEARN TYPE-WRITID Machines rented at 3 per mouth and sold om inonthly payients my4-Sm_“CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 933 F «t, nw. PTT wear Silver Spritscs Station, Metron For particulars inquire of Miss MA dress Clagett Mansion, Brightwood D. | NEAR MOUNTAINS AND DEPOT—PLENTY OF | ice, and all country products: 5 mails tele- | rooms. “Terms moderste. AAdrowm jeeville, e myde-se ‘MMER) BOARDING ON THE HISTORICAL | SiGe oe Manneen ae Twi ones ou Jeue fat i counection with the Caron’ House, « large hiodes ‘especially for the accommodation of summer barders, Pleasant rooms, tiuded elognt shaded walks, splendid’ drives, ch fof the different de | Rombatlogs Special boarders’ tickets via, Predinet® | Airline. Five traine «gay euch way.” Exsendinuiy | low rates. address C. BE. BKAWNER Proprietor, Manasees, Va my iSeiwe | CON MASASSAS BRANCH VAM kkk. BoaRD for oe family, or party to occtipy two airy tov | no other bourders’ abdudant now: | kdesire to please. Near telograph, telep | Realons ame ost oie “Helorunces ekchangra. Aue dress “DG! .” Thoroughiare P. U., Prince Wil. | Memo, Va ee | SUMMER BOARDING -SECUKE “ROOMS AND board Bow—seasou Leginuing June Ist. Handesiue Threestory Uriek house lance aity Toons, excellen® cook, fine shade, splendid water, fruit. icr, in abunde nce: nice drive-ways and livery conveniences. Two fraina cach way daily, convenient for clerks in lepart: ments a Forfurtber particu! rae T.8. LAKE, Mutilton, Loudoun Co, Va. my3-tw ‘REEDMOOR, NEAR WARRENTON AND FAU- C guier “Sprinign “tue attractions "are Geautitul large rooms, fine wuter. splendid table, fru mulk andiive. "Por terme call'on ‘Mra. J. F. LO, 513 10th st., Washington, D.C. my 7-2we FEW BOADERS DESIRED IN THE MOUN- Freee or a re 0, office: no children, “Address Mi Browas ova LIZZLE BO! QPLENDID BOARD AT TAKOMA, D.C. BOARD AT OMA, D.C. FT Ville, Washington © myl7-30 Washington,on the Metropolit Branch Sta R SS. Rees sule for Goce meen cee my 1d-Oe Takoma Park, D.C. Fete TARGE ‘Boardiug-house: ches ernment Yn EXGHAR Corner Now EO. H. RE: L Greafacee Qe re boede dtr sere sees NEGOTIATED. th tw. Sout twenty and bonds, 639, 58, 000°80, #35, Lightning presses, ex S0:000 "ho. 3b, "-ANTED—PRINTING—HANDBI 100, 008 ‘workmen, sortment antique, tinted, Seeker oat ars ‘st 005 New York ave. n.w. ‘yy load or bulk: goods . my0-Li* Wit: KEAMER, NKER AND neater ‘all pay- ap28-eo2m Tey 22,100,000 as ine city. AN- ve. MMERCIAL OFFI ¥, ESTABLISHED Cier teers ‘of Maposine’ of busiueen Chanaee, such as store, Dry Grocery, &e. By our tn business, Goumult your interest br Lavius yours Steqif foreale,leftat our office. D. ako Sue v CR DEAN ALM norte Deas, Brokers and Dealersin GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, and Real Estate in Washingtou, and Chicago. Office; Room, ‘Building, 1419 Fat _mb7-3m WASHINGTON SAFE DI MP AND FIRE-PROOF STORAG! ¥16 PA. AVE. N. W. (South Side.) - or the cit E UNDERSIGNED WILL IN DUE SEASON Prepared to accommodate a limited wumaber at a ft MoUutain howe. Addrews Berkley Gon WeVas GLO. Wo FUSS. ONS DESIRING COUNTE| ill find it proftable ay ee “Comtort Retreat" on the th of May, wie > Where Iwill meet them. if tified. Ad- Brews WM: Koop Fryat, Wealiaurion countyy my] UNTRY BOARD—FineT Cereals 8S BOARD AT prterred, a ing 33-88 AMILY WAVE ACCOMMODATION ana ge a aatee. pombe of Suerte: all ome ccm COMPORTS IN id TAKEN AT. FRILOMON ‘of Vinginis, loca sections tay: plenty of shade, fruits, vage~ Taviliou, lawn teunie, et f to D. 9. TAVENNER, Phicomont Pros DESIRING TO SPEND THE SUMMER acai Satay Siena nia a by 8. WI Ms, Baye blutica, SAGE pierce Bo CAN BE OBTAINED if Be eanre ate Sea ae ees cre Abin Heres EF oe Fea ane ek Me | era Fey weamncry pat La oro eS a emai gas sbi Pe Sy myll2we Fairix¢ . Wee £0 kt GET | A colatia egestas Boling. perioral go af ckeemtton | Eaoatas EELS r, Propet ur