Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: THE ‘EVENING ‘STAR WASHINGTON: ‘TUESDAY CROSBY Ss. NOYES ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily cireniation more than treble v ef all the other together. Last Saturday's Star. Coples of last Saturday's mammoth ten-page Mlustrated National Drill edition of Tam Star can be had at the business offiee, in any required num- der. Price 2 cents each Yor mailing, 3 cents. a ‘When a system of government was framed forthe French republic in its first crude stage, espectal care was exercisedto designate the functions ot the President so carefully as to make the office de- sirable for its honors without being dangerous through its powers. An experiment of somewhat more than two years with M. Thiers in the chief Place developed a difficulty against which no provision had been made, in the question whether the President should take his policy from his qinisters, or the ministers take theirs from the President. The conservatives in the national as- sembly had become aiarmed at the rapid and ‘vigorous growth of republican sentiment among the people, as evidenced by several recent elec- ‘tions, and were resolved to either drive their areh- enemies, Mili, Simon and Say, from the cabinet, or force M. Thiers to resign. Failing to secure the coveted seats for men of their own choosing, they opened a relentiess fire upon the whole policy of the government, and put Thiers Into a position Where nothing remained for him to do but to re- sign. ‘This resignation, and the election of his suc- tessor, took pface on the 24th of May, 1873. During the term of President MacMahon, who followed him, the constitution was adopted, but ‘with provisions of the same indefinite character concerning the functions of the chief magistrate. The consequence was that, before he ad been six years in office, MacMahon found himself face to face with the same problem which had driven Thiers into private life. He was willing to choose ‘the bulk of his ministry from the dominant party in the assembly, but he had no notion of becoming @ mere automaton, and signing any decree which ‘the Premier mizht bring to his desk. He, too, ehose official sutcie in preference to involuntary effacement, and made way for M. Grevy, whom the assembly regarded as composed of more tract- able material. From present appearances, another erisis has occurred in the political fortunes of the Tepublic. President Grevy is determined that General Boulanger shall no longer stay in the ministry, but he cannot find a statesman, satis- factory in other respects, who will undertake the task of forming a cabinet with the epauletted idol ‘of the people left out. If tt be true, as reported, that M. Grevy has resolved to resign the Prest- dency rather than submit to Boulanger's retention, the prospect 1s fair that he may be forced out of ‘oMice to make way for the elevation of Boulanger Bimself to the head of the nation. It would be an Interesting coincidence if the next change should ‘take place on the anniversary of the day when the first President chosen from eivil life gave up his chair to the frst raised from the command of the amy. Not content with the missiles of ordinary street Tuffians the mob that hounded Mr. O'Brien yester- day at Hamilton resorted to powder and ball, Here was the plainest evidence of deliberation and of an attempt to kill The hot-blooded fellow Who, in a moment of excitement, picks up a stone or brick from the ground and hurls it at his ad- ¥ersary may plead, in extenuation of his assault, that he simply ytelded to a passing tmpulse to in- Mict pain. The man, however, who goes through the pretiminary of loading a pistol and concealing It In his pocket, goes forth to seek his enemy and iires at him at close range has no sueh excuse. He has munler fn his soul, whether the wound he in- Micts be mortal or not. Ina country with a gov- ernment wort n effort would be made in wrapper, stamped, ready tw hunt down assailant; but in Can- ¢ rule holds good in Toronto, Ottawa, ston, Hamilton, ‘where: the Police do nothing. The Hamilton incident may, it ts true, be Indirectly traceable to the interfer. ence of an ofictous friend, who insisted on getting the orator out of the hall by a roundabout route, instead of through the door of general exit. It the police, however, anywhere in the Dominion, had shown as great a regard for the victims of mob violence as for the mob itself the officious friend might have conferred with them before put- ting his plan Into operation. He can hardly be ‘lamed for not doing so under the circumstances. eral Boulanger is the prominent figure in to-day, and his popularity seems to have reached the potnt where he can make or unmake | cabinets. 3 him as one who has | shown great organizing ability. and has given new life and strength to every branch of the French army. The German government, however, from politic motives, affects to consider him lightly, and in its newspapers approves his reten- Uva as a thing much to be desired. Ambitious leaders in France are jealous of Boulanger's | growing influence, and the conservative | element fears him as a possible war- breeder. But public confidence fs largely with | him. His latest interesting recommendation 1s that of partial mobilization as a feature of the autumn maneuvers. In order to rival the German mnilitary system, the army must be in condition to pass at a word from the peace to the war footing, So that it may never be found unprepared tn any sudden emergency. At the cost of a million dol- Jars Boulanger proposes to test practically in this | Fespect the present military organization. Th Simultaneous mobilization of all the corps In ond of the military districts will be ordered without Warningeither as (o the time or as to the district selected. For two weeks every preparation fs to be made necessary to meet an actual state of war, including the placing of all the corps on a war footing, calling out the reserves, procuring horses | for cavalry and Vehicl¢s for transport, taking pos- session of the railways, transferring military Stores and supplies and constructing feld ratl- Ways. This practical test and training would | Goubtiess be of service tn perfecting the organiza- ton of the Frepeh army, and bringing the military Power of that nation tothe point at which Boulan- ger 18 expected by so many of his countrymen to erush Germany and to give hi & position in French history second to that of noone but the Airst Napoleon. ——— 9 Now that the flowers are at their best in Wash- ington and yatifil, doubdtiess many a profusion would donate a share of their fragrant floral ‘wealth for the enjoyment of such Inmates as there maay be tn the hospital on the grounds of the Na- taoaal Drill Encampment. Those willing to do so are requested to send their offerings any morning during the week to the Riggs House, addressed t) the care of Miss Suow, wao will see that they are Promptly and safely carried to destination. It 1s to be hoped furthermore that responses to this Suggestion may be numerous and generous. A Uttle attention like this {sat once graceful in itself and sure to be appreciated by our gallant visitors, whether sick or well. — <a a ‘The lessons taught by the collision of the celttc | and Britannic are, first, the necessity of a double. track, so wo speak, by which outgoing and incom. ing steamers of the same line shall be made to Jolow widely different courses, and thus avoid One danger of collision, and, second, the advan- tage of the modern method of building steame: in compartments, wit the suggestion of the de- Yelopment of a vessel Which It will be impossible to sink, ‘The benefit to Mr. Jno. T. Ford in Baltimore last | | Cur soldiers, and for this reason s memento of Wash- Worpvenrcn:: TRULY WONDERFUL! ABE THE EXCLAMATIONS THAT ESCAPE THE LIPS OF THE VISITING SOLDIERS’ AND THEIR FRIENDS WHEN THEY ENTER OUR HousE. ae THE FACT 18, WASHINGTON IS NOT RE- GARDED AS A GREAT COMMERCIAL CEN- TER BY THE PEOPLE OF OTHER CITIES. LOOKED UPON ASA PLACE OF ELEGANT LEISURE. CONSEQUENTLY, THEY ARE NOT QUITE PREPARED TO SEE IN THE CAPITAL OF THE UNION THE MOST THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WORLD, WHERE A MAN MAY ENTER, DI- VEST HIMSELF OF EVERYTHING HE WRARS, REPLACING EACH GARMENT OR ARTICLE WITH ONE OF OUR'S, AND LEAVE ‘OUR HOUSE A “NEW MAN,” AS FAR AS EIS OUTFIT IS CONCERNED. CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, EVERYTHING OF THE BEST OBTAINABLE, AND AT LOWEST OF POSSI- BLE PRICES; PRICES THAT ONLY A HOUSE DOING SUCH A MARVELOUS BUSI- ‘NESS AS OUR’S CAN AFFORD TO NAME. CLOTHING READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE, CORRECT IN STYLE, FAULTLESS IN SHAPE AND PATTERN, AND PERFECT IN FIT, ANDIN QUANTITIES SELDOM SEEN UNDER ONE ROOF. HATS OF THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED BLOCKS, IN THE LATEST AXD MOST DESIRABLE SHADES, OF THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCEL- LENCE, AND AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES. SHOES OF EVERY KIND,STYLE, AND QUAL- ITY, WORTH HAVING; OF THE BEST MA- TERIALS AND MOST RELIABLE WORK- ‘MANSHIP, INSURING DURABILITY, EASE, AND COMFORT. —_ OUR GENTS FURNISHING DEPABT- ‘MENT IS STOCKED WITH THE THOUSAND AND ONE THINGS THAT COME UNDER THIS HEADING, EMBRACING EVERY KIND AND STYLE THAT HAS RECEIVED THE STAMP OF FASHION OR BORNE THE BRUNT OF THE STRONGEST TEST. ALL AT PRICES THAT SURPRISE AND DELIGHT THE CASUAL PURCHASER. SAKS AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, 302, 304, 306, a ‘77H ST. 300, 302, 304, 306, axp 308 Tue Sorprer THE SOLDIER THE SOLDIER. ‘THE SOLDIER ‘THE SOLDIER Se WEY THE AMERICAN 18 SUPERIOR? The Revolutionary war was more than a fair test. Why wasit that America, with less number of soldiers, ‘with less wealth and, consequently, with every disad- ‘Yantage, came out victorious? The answer is superior intelligence. The American rank and file were intel- lectually superior, and thus it was they conquered. As man, with his superior intellect, subdues the horse (physically superior), so the American subdued his powerful (would-be) master. It may be said that love of home, of sweethearts and wives, urged on the American; perhaps so, but what a Poor reply from the other side. As then, so now, ‘sweethearts and wives are uppermost in the minds of ington for the folks at home isin order. Perhaps the most cosmopolitan store in Washington is the PALAIS ROYAL, situated at the corner of Pennsylvania ave. and. 12th st. ‘The building itself is an historic one. Here it was that Boss Shepherd was located in the hardware business; ‘twas he that converted Washington from = mud-hole into what it is to-day. The building was next occupied by the Pension Office, and here over 600 busy clerks had found reason for some years to remember “our soldiers” Then came alongs New York man, A. Limer by name; ne occupied a little cor- ner of the noble building; that was seven years ago: to- day he occupies the entire building and rules over 300 clerks, and does » business of nearly $1,500,000 per unum. Here you may buy for the sweetheart or wife the sweetest little 14-karat gold watch for $11.49, silver one for $6.39 or s nickel one for $3.25, and they are warranted. Chains, pins and earrings of 14- Xarat gold are proportionately cheap. The reporter noticed s real diamond, with gold setting, makings Tich lace pin, for 89, and earrings to match, also for 89. Such a stock of fans, that if you are from the live- liest of Western or Eastern cities you cannot but ad- mire. Feather fans for 49c., and better ones, of ostrich feathers with pearl sticks, for $35. Fans innumera- ble, and Jewelry, gloves; in fact, everything for man, woman or child may be obtained at the PALAIS ROYAL, at prices that challenge the competition of any city in the New World. It might be mentioned that the PALAIS ROYAL has a permanent bargain counter, located near door of 1117 Penna. ave., it con- tains to-morrow, for 50c. and $1, 8 lot of fancy articles for household decorations that if bought in the usual ‘way would retail for more than twice such amounts. my24 OpveeAwv=Exxps” For Weoxes- Day. Here are our “odd-and-end” specialties for Wednes- Just 2 Pin-Cushion Baskets, regular price 25c. each. (Odd-and-End Price, 10c. each. Just 1 Basket Hair receiver, regular price 25c. Odd- and-End Price, 10c. Just 1 Candy Basket, regular price 75c.; soiled. Odd-and-End Price, 30c, Just 2 Fancy Work Baskets, regular price, $2.48 each; damaged. Odd-and-End Price, 98¢. each. Just 4 Child's Toflet Sets, comprising nail and tooth brush, and nail file and comb, regular price, 25c. » set. Odd-and-End Price 12%. a set. Just 3 Zylonite Circular eae iterore regular price, ‘85e. Odd-and-End Price, 45c. Just 3 Large Nail Polishers, regular price, 59c. each Odd-and-End Price, 25c. each. ‘Just 4 Small Nail Polishers, regular price, Sle. each. Odd-and-End Price, 12%c. each. Just 4 Nail Polishers, regular price, 19¢. each. Odd- and-End Price, 8c. each. Just 9 Fancy Plush Match Receivers, regular price, 25c. Odd-and-End Price, 10¢, each. Just 3 Bronze Napkin Rings, regular price, 25c. each. Odd-and-End Price, 5c, each. Just 2 Child’s Eating Sets, regular price, 25. Odd- and-End Price, 10c. each. slightly Perse hoe Ff Just 11 Brass Match and Ash Receivers, rogular 88, FI Moo eo ee Price, 15c. Odd-and-End Price, Sc. each. Sss8 Po oEre ‘God H A“S. Thar Just 1 Brass Smoking Set, regular price, 25c. Odd- HE TTT REE MM MM gS8q | “D4 End Price, 12c. each. 7 2) eee Just 8 White Bronze Ash Receivers, regular price” H oT Be MMM (88s | 25c. odd-and-End Price, 10¢. HoT EEE MM M ss" | sust 2 Plush Key Racks, regular price, Sc. cach. ar Odd-and-End Price, 25e. each. BEB A M = Bp ss UU Mua o g8s ee es = BBB A A UU OM MM Se = THE S e ‘que SHINT WAISTS pleated ‘back and tryst BBE 9 O NNN ‘These must not be compared Ages many that BOO NNN are advertised as great upon ex- BB 00 NONN amination a ‘not so. fe will sell what we have on hand at MM MM A an oe Muay ss EPR $C HOR EE® eee eA BS oe REE Beg M00 Hau M4 28 HH EERT OR THREE FOR A HALF A DOLLAR. ITEM 2~ 816-918 SEVENTH ST. ¥. W. Our WHITE SHIRT WAISTS FOR BOYS are| ™924 made of the best muslin,pleated back and front, Worth 75e,, we Will close them outst Ts Wearaee Demaxps LIGHT-WEIGHT CLOTHING, AND WE DE- 1TEM ss TEENS ct beet ad rom HAVE THE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES ‘THAT ARE MADE a Mo a IN WOOLENS, LIGHT, MEDIUM, AND % oC» = 2 DARK SHADES OF CHEVIOTS AND CAssI- a ‘MERES, IN PLAIN STRIPES AND FANCY — e— ae PLAIDS. SERGES IN BLACK, BLUE, AND 1H Saag o. FANCY CHECKS, SACK AND CUTAWAY Baye coats. perp IN HOT-WEATHER GOODS PROBABLY NO Onelotof high luster MOHAIRS. in plain ang| | HOUSEIN WASHINGTON SHOWS AS LARGE Sarma hkeceyed and worth SOc. ayard:'we| ax assoRTMENT OF FINE, ENTIRELY Sn ‘NEW GOODS, AS WE DO. THE FINEST TOEEG ALPAOAS AND MOHAIRS IN PLAIN BLACK, Sao og? AND EVER 80 MANY SHADES OF LIGHT ITEM 5— COLORS, PLAIN, STRIPED, CHECKS, AND SISDOW SHADES Spring rollers fulicagle, | TRTURES. SEERSUCKERS IN BLUR ‘Holland and ali colors, at STRIPS AND CHECKS; ALSO BUFF en oon STRIPES. THESE ARE THE FINEST CAL- a “wig ©. cUTTA Goons. saan yy THE NEWEST AND HANDSOMEST OF wed mol expect Ail hee Ta oo eee Gissmpointed, for | ALL. THIN GOODS ARE THE ROYAL SILK assortment of TRUNKS, SATCHELS and COATS AND VESTS, IN THREE STYLES, an 7 night, the celebration of lis thirty-third yeer ag wAMOORS a opardoe PLAIN BLUE, BROWN STRIPE, AND STEEL a theatrical manager, is made the occasion of re. | GREY STRIPE ANOTHER NOVELTY newed assurance of regard and respect. from his ‘NEVER HERE BEFORE 18 THE fellow-citizens of Baltimore, doth professionally | ppp bestia! Gs = andasauertuiciven Mr fordiasieen widen | B® A EY MAEM 7 g8tg | LIGT-COLORED RIBBED SILK COATS Uided with Washington also, and his Warm friends | BBB, ALA § MH Mou Sas, AND VESTS. $ here are so numerous, that this city properly joins | BBB) A “4, Bggs ESIDE + 4m these expressions of appreciation of iis energy, beatae = = THE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF tact, and intelligence, and in the good wishes of | ™52 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. EXTRA FINE GOODS WE HAVE THE Continued success showered upon him. MEDIUM GRADE OF SEERSUCKER, BLACK . Very naturally George denies the charge ot a | ATTENTION! ALPACA, MOHAIR SERGES (THE THIN- Political combination with capitalist and land FULL LINE EST WORSTED GOODS MAD! TRA owner Blaine. At the same time the effect of the WHITE LISLE GLOVES, x sii ee independent labor movement will undoubtedly be, 150. PER PAIR LONG DRAP D'ETE, AND ALPAOA COATS. so far at least as the next Presidential election ts | my2e ag 5 OFFICE COATS aT 500. WHETE AND concerned, to weaken the deinocratic nominee and strengthen Blaine, or Whoever else the republicans. may nominate. Without combining with ettheret the great parties the George men are probahiy ‘Willing (and perhaps even auxious) that the demo erais shall receive the same kind of shakipe; up as ‘that which has Just been administered to the re- pablicans. They are understood to think that ‘sweet are the uses of adversity” upon whichever (of the great parties it may fall. Ovr Doge Sines, DS. ‘ROOUET i‘ & with UE? FROM €1 UP wet fy eT Se mac, wr Hae | By Oar CALLAST TSE 2 Bone FANCY DUCK VEST OF THE NEWEST CUT, RANGING FROM $1.25 TO 96 EACH. WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW xOU. 2B BARNUM & CO, You will never know what itis and Best ee =) WASHINGTON. D. WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE. ‘We opened this morning 100 new pieces of Gros Roman & Cie’s Fine French Satines, ins large variety of elegant styles never before shown in Washington. A number of patterns have wide, handsome borders for panels and other trimmings. Price, as before, 25c. per ya. Note—In onder to secure a better light, and to facilitate selections, we have moved our entire stock of French Satines to the second floor, ‘Wecall attention to our handsome window Gispiay of these Satines on 11th-street side, ‘which, notwithstanding its attractivences, does not do justice to the stock inside. (Second floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Over Strom Suawt Szoce 4a the largest, best and most varied we have ever shown, and embraces some of the best bargains ever offered in thiscity. Wequotess speciale: Fine All-Wool Cashmere Shawls, 2 yards square, in Cream, Cardinal and Black, usually sold at $1.25, only $1.15 each. Fine All-Wool Black Cashmere Shawis, 2 yards square, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50,.84, $4.50, 85, 86 and $7 each. Fine Ail-Wool Black Cashmere Long Shaws, Bize 144x72 in., 83.75, $5, $6, $7.50, $8, $10, $12.50 and $16 each. Fine All-Wool Cashmere Shawls, Silk-Em- broidered corners, in Cream, Cardinal and Black; usually sold at @5, only $3.25 each. Fine All-Wool Cashmere Shawis, in Tan and Chocolate, $1.50 each. Elegant line of “Hampden” All-Woo! Shawls, Cream.Tinted Ground, with , 3 and 1 inch Black Hair-Line Squares $1.50, $2,50 and $3.50 each. ‘You may be sure of finding here exactly what you want in Shawls, and at «lower price than ‘you expected to pay. (Third Floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Loos Axp Mises Sora ‘The success attending our “Special Gale" of Ladies’ and Misses’ White and Colored Suits is substantial evidence of their intrinsic worth. ‘We have since received an invoice of White Suits, in very desirable styles, which we shall mark at the same low prices which have charac- terized the offering of Ladies’ Woollen Suits, of which we yet havea number of excellent bar- gains. In view of the fact that a number of our customers will soon be leaving the city for the summer, we have concluded to close out at re- duced prices the major part of the Ladies’ Woolen Suit Stock, offering an exceptional op- portunity to secure one or more dresses espé- cially adapted to rough wear at the mountain Tetreat or seaside resort. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from 810 to 87. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from $12 to $10. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from $12.50 to ¢10. Ladies Wool Suits, from $13 to $10. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from $15 to 812.50. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from $18 to $15. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from $19 to $15. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from 820 to $16.25. Ladies’ Wool Suits, trom 829 to $23.50. Ladies Wool Suits, from $30 to $25. Ladies’ Wool Suits, from $40 to 835. ‘These prices go into effect To-morrow, Wed- nesday morning, and a special display will be ‘made of each suit, with a ticket thereon, show- ing the former price and the reduced price. 2” We make all necessary alterations to in- ware a fit free of charge. Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Tee LB. OANS TOMATOES, PER Bex! pri Batter, per 1b... gent Gig Whisky, = Ho Betaas i ‘Grape Wine my23-6t* 1245 th A. O'HARE, Agen! eae ve Tar Gotvex Ovrorresiry FOR BEAL BARGAINS IN FINE FOOTWEAR IS NOW! HEILBRUN'S LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE OFFERS THIS WEEK BARGAIN NO. 1. Ladies’ real Frengh Kid Button Oxfords at $1.97; worth $3.50. BARGAIN NO. 2 Fine Dongola Bright Kid Oxfords and Button, @1.47, ‘worth 82. BARGAIN NO. 3. Beaded French Heel Slippers and Hand-sewed Ox- ford Ties, 97c.; worth $1.50. BARGAIN NO. 4. ‘Misses’ Oxford Ties and Button, 850. BARGAIN NO. 5. Gents’ Hand-sewed Prince Alberts and Dongola Ox- ford Ties, $2.47; worth $3.50. BARGAIN NO. 6. Gents’ Hand-sewed Button, Lace and Congress Gaiters, $2.97; worth $5. BARGAIN NO. 7. Gents’ Hand-sewed Low-quarter Waukenphast, lace and button, $3.75; worth 86. L HEILBRUN, 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. (7 See Old Lady in Window. P.8.—TICKETS AND CHROMOS FOR ALL. my23 Jonsson Ganser & Co, 636 Pennsylvania avenue. THE AXE IS LAID TO THE ROOT OF THE TREE, AND PRICES MUST COME DOWN. HERE 18 THE STORY OF A FEW OF OUR DEPARTMENTS, JUDGE BY THIS WHAT WE ARE DOING IN THE REST OF THEM. roe A oar yelue 10. saa eS ie. 2 C., TUESDAY, ‘MAY f 24, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. at nw. -ANTED — A [FIUSHEN (STEREOTYP! Blectrotype): man; permanent Job, MAURICE ween | SHOE < pale Chi firat-cl aca ‘ATE MAN, . AGER FOR Ax Aas have s6me + Saad” Wikianee Ge WAIST HANDS WASHINGTON'S, cid ae ean ERR POR SATURDAY experience, 1902 my34-20 meat. | Appiy at Aime nia oo other ‘Bring Telerenea, He Me nw. my24-4t" WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED—s. R CENT ON B BEST W Teal Brean Xo "commissions. allress =| Ws ee DESIRES t — hy ‘bugey Address G. WL. Gi New Fook ate OO eS We when gure Btables, S11 Gth et news farm on 7 fromelts. OIL ie SUE, ts ED—10,000 SUITS OF CLOTHES an by our new postal cart abd have the only employed. PRINCI —-. <1 V ly ANTED—STEAM DYING AND CLEANING. ALL fleusive ved rom slotting, ty.0 ave offensive odors, remy hing ne be silica hands employed. PRINCE, 1000 Pet my? acer with Ti, Stare One ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN anil provi or Shae IN er; state salary expected. Adi TED—AT ONGE AT ‘first-class waist ness; willit Box my24-3t* 517 NEW JERSEY AVE. ‘band and one appren- my 24-31 WER AND CHAMBERMAID; MUST Apply, with reference, 122 a land ave, ieee Gee POLITE BOY TO A NTED_—GI in small fermi 1410 fet.” NAT BUL IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK must be good ‘cook, and bri COOKS, $10 TO. 825: fen Cooks, Waiters, ‘Cabinet Makers, French REAU, 517 7th st. Waser, A COMPETENT AND ‘experienced WANTEDIGERMAN On. ORT mysoe om 07 Csts.e. myZ3 IRISH GIRL FOR GEN- ‘Mass. ave. nw. ‘ANTED—A FIRST-CLA‘ DRESS-. EY Weresonti tition anc fcubence eat 0 fiseouri ave., from 1 o'¢] ‘ANTED—TWO GIR Wis mIntry, to cook a dae By, “with references, at Si vests, and one for coat making. Apply 617K til 4 p.m. TO MAKE PANTS A3 N sence housework. Ap Pennsylvania 1 Watiporanr AGENTS: ful new rubber undergarment. ladies’ specialty ever made, and my wonderful most rapid gelli es every Positively setontshies Witt ae “WASTED Waitt Dishwashers. ‘ANTED—A LIVELY ENERGETIC BOY AS AS- sorter and marker. Apply, HL, WAGNER. jest Ena Laun my23-2t° 1759 Pa, ave. ANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER, W ( Meuay next. Apply at 1234 7th st m. Wittitaa located outsiag sion represent gaye cago, I, HUNDRED BRIGHT. foods on Camp Grounds. 803 North Capitol st. "AND COLORED WOMAN Gooks, Chambermaids, Nurses, Waltresse: and Berub’ Women, Walters, Drive ‘COOMBS & NTED—AN HONEST YOUN egeuting old establis rACTURER Supt, Lock Box 1585, ‘The ‘Due Who sees it. Address my23-4t" WANTED, HORSE AND BUGGy-SIDE RAR reed, “Horse: ones indy can drive Addrees, eivine full pardeulars, obs He and hers same ea be aceny G. A Sy Star of mys ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT W Wa all our own gpods and sell them a fhe lowest cosh, terms, without recur. 85,80. Rh good wiereuces, STRASBUEG! ‘SON Manufscturing: Clothiers and ‘Tailors, oh Tm Wi NTED_ROUNTY LAND WARRANTS_WM. JOUNSTON, Attornessat aw: Room 41. Le Deol Building, will pay cash for Military Bounty Land War- ca een renee ene tani Rare = 2 ANTED—1.000 MORE UNIFORM SUITS Giean ‘mimitable steam. procera. sim oraae ee lan that rot SNTED-TRY A POUND OF BUTTERINE AT te per Pound. and if ft don’t compare favor: ably with butter Sold at SO-and 38 conta, return and Fet your. money. Stalls 349-30-51 Center \ ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS, feathers renovated, matirenses made over, car- Polgcaited for and delivered, lowest, pricer. ‘Ottice 402 Pa ave.; Factory ath st. and K 8. ¢. Telephone call 610-2. F.H. YO! ‘my16-2mnI § ‘ANTED-IT KNOWN THAT C. 5S. BUNDY, OF 456 Louisiana avenue (opposite City Hail), is Commissioner of Deeds for sil the States and Terr tories (except Maryland). my11-6m_ Wikia —TO CONSTRUCT ARTISAN WELLS: atlow prices and quick notice; any quality of made Eee ing furnished: water ‘connection For information, inquire of Ancostia, D.C. my10-1m*__ cold hand Clothing: Wathen, Gung Pratl ‘her Beds. Carpenter. Tools, Rea poe oy Box 135, iar Rese < nyse Bell RGE . 926 F st hw: YOUNG MAN OF GOOD Principal cities, for posi- ed firm in hisState. Kef- my23-m&tu4aw WER ‘NURSES (COOKS, MALE AN drivers and others, this city; ¥,, and other cities.” 929 F st, PRICE & CO. SCE, G00 WAIST Al AND SKIRT female), waite cooks for Brook] aN me 7. ‘tens a wht come st once lo” Misa WibLs" Dresemakiny Parlors, pa sene cae W ssh and fron, 1917 eee 2 a Callin Le N ate family: Applsrat P2108 ae new rANTED—AT 1344 ‘ences, Waves See ee enn = Address witht referetioe, stat 5 expectel 123, Star office. W: my20-6t ties. _my20-6t rANTED — DUNDORE? reau, conducted by springs, with reference. 71 W! tributed. fa morning oretier 7 ps good wages to’ multuable person. @ STREET N. W. white waitress and chambermaid. Bring refer- ‘ANTED—25 MEN AND BOYS WITH 2 wit 4 ‘81 CAPT fal to sell novelties on, drill. camp ground and fans, canes, &c> rANTED—100, STREET MEN headquarters for medals, can ladies. Men and women, white and colored for all kinds of domestic labor,for city, ‘ANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRIS for a light and profitable employment > no pictu business; no humbug. Send 10c, for a valuable pac axe to commence on. “Only a few hundred Address ALBANY SUPPLY CO., D | __-my21-6t siso, an apprentice: ___my21-3t GIRL, TO COO! Tl GIRL. -AS COOK 1 INA my21. -A GOOD myZ1-3t* ‘wages expected, box Z1-3t* i quantity. ‘CHER & CO. ara cor. b. ) CALL AT faus and novel- ‘CHER & CO. 408 9th EMPLOYMENT BU- will be dis- ‘Albany, my6-30t W Araxsondeentey and colored, for all kin¢ springs. with reference. 717 Tadic ‘ANTED-LEAI ER'S ew “International Failor Systens with ang inch: | ruleor tape-measure alone, as all scientific tailors and | eminent, Paris, Berlin and’ London dressmakers cut. Most easily learned, rapid,comprehensive and practic anid the ou if ssyster in America teaching the above and | which needs no refitting. Patterns cut, materials fitted, = Washington, D.C. Was rae actual at reduced price; cutting, i measure, at 210) Fst nw. ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- of domestic labor, forcity and | raped of made. The syste tauglit by. Mine. ESSER, “Conservatory of rt. ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING Walter Sukai ies. Men and women. white Mast. n.w. measure and square rule, terns cut to ing. 26-3 ‘ANTED—COPYING OR Ware either at home or in office: work d jone rap- idly and neatly. Address Q.L.,Star office. 1t* ANTED-HY 4 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED colored girl a situation in a first class private fain ily as nurse, chambermaid, or waitress. city reference; oy Teas work grfor taking can furnish best cit; servants need not apply. ‘ANTED_BY A PARISI tion in family; can cut and fit and take care of reference, Address Box 45, children; or by day; best Star office. 7 ANTED—POSITIONS FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- Varco ne cg keepers, 15 drivers, 10'farm hands, 10 housemen— hd country familie sorta M. BUENHAM, 6: W: WANTED By ‘A COLORED MAN, ‘A SITUATION | vate family. Address J. ag waiter in private family can bring good references. Al Gat, Al colored woman, a Situation for general house- Charge of house for the summer; y Peferences, Those keepin other ANTED-A SITUATION ADDRESSING ENVEL- mn yelve best ve the city. Please call at yer: g SETTLED Address Box 155, Star my24-3t* N PERSON, A SITUA- my24-3 's maids, house- hotels, ‘and summer re- ‘and 632 F st. nw. AS_WAITER IN PRI F.D., 517 20th si or boardi 635 12th ate 1 ANTED — KNOWN — Waloks Houseworkers, Maids Sustes, Laundrens ‘Men Cooks, Butlers, Coachmen, Ya and. Dairy; any nationality. NAT. BUREAU. 517 Thaw. ‘ANTED—TO ATTEND LADY TRAVEL atroid oF elsewhere as, ‘ANTED—BY TWO i girls situations as first W as laundress or chart ily. TTB K st. aw ED—AT. HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS WANE Casi and Nurses, Seamstrots Mon Watters Cooks, Coach: Farm’ Hands, Butlers, BURGESS. SWANTED-GEVERAL, GIRES WANT EMPLOY: ier from June 1, as 0 ment {Gousowork. Address WAYLAND jeral housewor! for general WANTED cd REELED. SKILLFUL GERMAN 1 wishes s situation aproad with lad) Nv —BY A Wekrtetiad Aiea taf Sener ee ee ela o waking: unexceptionable reveren Ri References: cau be seén 9 to 6 in the evening, ‘or family. dress drug store, 1150 7th st. HEADQUARTERS FOR iG lerstaids Aucress my23-20 PECTABLE WHITE class cook and the other :would like to go in one companio! __ my23-3t" ids, Waitress, Laundress, ‘and. Valets, ES «& rls, or EMIN= _ myz: ‘as ladies’ maid, or to co Good reference. i We my2: iG MAN OF Estate, Star my2i-ste A ARTE ere, drivers, maids and ot Other cities. CO. Fat nw. * en ‘PLACES FOR COOKS, MATDS. a mst nurses, st help, with references, for this Telephoue 370-2, PRICE my21-60" WANTED—ROOMS. BE ZOUNG Wares, six aquares of 10 rman MAN, ROOM AND th and F sts. nw.: See Es eecbdnnbie’ Address MQ. Star ice miS5-2" WANTED—HOUSES. Wonrds summer: relerence given, ‘A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN daughter. 8 lady's hous to take care of for the Please at 2212 M W inst Watt no children, will uminer : RED Siar office, NILEMAN AND Wir == SR ARTEDSE GENTLEMAN , ed House are RETIRED ‘ment of wife, susnoes te a can be grateral bility armial for the careful use of a far- use for a few months; references as to relis- nished. Address PROMINENT GOVERN: in very reduced cireun- Box Se, Mar offices mas 2 | Wie NTED-SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, ‘CAR- pola Furniture, for which the ugiert cash price will 01 sire, for w Be paid. Address H. BAUM, 210-291 7th at. sw. mYT ES PASTURED AT 4 PE m rin, neat Bladenabur grase, shade, and Lever failing straggling water Fuming through entire pasture. H.-A. SHRE! (Woantyapneit for meters by gettine » food welt of an a water putin your gan ‘all kinds of wells constracted Bid unpa fammished ai shortest motice, Address. oF SS BANE Ora ie opera ANTED—R. WASHINGTO! MAGIC CREAM Oh INSTANTANEOUS CURE Any breaking out on face or body cured. Moth, pim- pies wrinkies, black te" caida Sia Hi facial distieurements. nem clear Som plexion insured to all who use it 'estimonials on application. ld by all drumsts. OUe. and 81 aul _ Sent t0 any address. Si per be e5-3m° ‘ANTEDPARTY FROM THE SOUTH WiLL Wiss iiier prices or ‘anata Second-hand hg fan wavever paid ix Washington. 3 Box 110 Star office. 7 WANTED_BUSINESS SEN TO GRAVE THERE orders with us forneat job and book printing. We | make sapeclalty of guia wark, ART, Printers and E mhi2 G05 7thae nw. VASES GEN. EF. BEALE'S STOCK farm, horses to winter at 88 perm. :box stalls: furnre $21.90 per mn: horses called for and return 20th and La. ay. jal4-6m ANTED-MOTH A AND 07 a eee verminated from carpets furniture, furs, Be, a the only process which can PCUIRCES BHO, O10 La. ave.” ane Sra ps CARPET CLEANIN, m8 | SRO Doe Baars, eusoane AAS ne aoe QF DEEDS oR every State and Territory. Ni Commisdones © JOHN BEALE ta) Pst, In office from 9 am. to 5 pan. ‘Teleph« = BUSINESS CHANCES. JOR SALE—A Goop PayING 3A ready established with a good line of customet Grading beep sat ugeure deokcapecieene se Siading pore and as, oe ‘OR SALE—AN INTEREST IN AN ESTABLISI =) | real estate business on F st, n. Good for selling. Address Real Estate, Star office. my? st ae ine ent W, Si MOPEETT, 1311 F ST. NW, QoMatis- e sioner of Deeds for every State and Territory. At office from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p.m. ‘my24-1m. SPECIAL TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES. — ‘We sell you fine clothing, both ready-inade and to yonr measure, on easy payments at the lowest cash prices STRASE SON, Manufacturing lothiersand Tailors. 1112 Fat.‘n.w.my21-lm 15.000 tiOtHIRDS INTEREST IN AN .' old-established Gray Marble Com- pny (incorporated). (Quarries fully equipped and do- ny a lunge business; quautity inexhaustible: for dura, bility it has no equal; is well known throughout the country as the best marble for building and monte mental purposes on the ‘market, Property can be sold for #100,000 inside of twelve months. ‘My option is short; must trade before 30th inst. Call ‘or address at once, ET. LAMBIE. my21-3t 1597 14th st. nw. city. SSIGNEE'S SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES ‘of Grocery and Provision store, 1600 14th ata. lately conducted by A.M. Brooke’ & Co.” Offers Tor murchage of above store, &c., are respectfully solicited. Eocds, Sc, therein for sale for cash at low pri Assignee of AM oats ‘The creditors of A. M. BROOKE & CO. are requested. to send full statement of their accounts to assignee at once. All persons indebted to said firm are requested to mike immediate settlement of their accounts, my2ot SHON ne, 100 S88 AND BOYS FOR NOVELTIES IN Medals, etc., for ll; can make tenella ‘our specialties than SON, 408 9th 81,000 £08 0-0 RES oF RE Freer? re Telephone aud visual Synchrouism.” oper- 26 Corcoran building, op) 5 zi County and State rights $100 and upward. my20-Lws R SALE-LOT 40x114 FEET— FRAME ‘Houses, one Brick Stable; water th yard; stand for bread and cake baker. Address P.O. pets Alexandria, Va. my Ge 0, BEAD, INVESTMENT, BAN! =a AND aD FT Loan Agent, 666 11th st. nw. Six and eight per cent: Debenturé bonds and guaranteed farm mort- kaxes for sale. also six per cent twenty and thirty fear gold-bearing Water’ Company” bouds, all pay semiannual Ly LOANS NEGOTIATED. p28-<e02m OOK "AT THIS—YOU CAN HAYE YOUR FURNI- ture and boxes: stored at 909 M@w York ave. n. w.: hinge by Joad or bulk: goods hoisted by elevator. my®-1in* REAMER, V AES AH 10,000 7 ay 50, ie 14, 100 x9, 16,000.88, 20 é: 3008 8 $22 "100,000 a3. workmen. Finest as Sortiment antique, satin, jored and White letter, note aud bill-heud. psn inecity. AN DERSON N & MOORE, 1010 ‘andi04 (2 Paave. Dw. CEDEAN. preseey, op = HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealersin GOGEBIC IKON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES .and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington, ‘Minneapolis and Chicago. Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 Fst im ¥16 PA. AVE. N. W. (South Side.) for the safe kee bonds. securities, pany for ping of be Le stored at low rates. ‘Take action before, rather than 126-6m_ (Saturdays, 9am. to5 p.m). Fenn RENT — SIX OR TEN UNFURNISHED rooms in s fine old suburban inansiom, with sabio, and accessi! bu ateret cy Mayda Tei SYPHERD & Co, 1007 Pst TWO com ale {WO C0 ff RENT-AT 90 GANT PLAC ‘manicatine rooms on mca de: piunieating rooms 0 furnished, ainsly or MR RENT_TWO FURXISHE fern and southern exposure, siruiner, will rent to geutscinan onl, Brera So K at. AW, JOR RENT_987 0 ST. NW. Til ay Binet Rooms, during deli’ or permanently my 24-2 BR RENT—TWO PLEA: "OOM MUNTON furnished Rooms durin the Del ot pn ‘cars pase the Smyse3t oR RENT IN A NEW HOt Ew Farce bath room same floor: one fariishied alcove von Sith kaleomy two unfurniahed Toons sa: floor, $10,221 20 Fstnte 33e OR RENT—ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED Pal; jor on first floor, and three rooms on third 3 6th et. nw. "myst R RENT — COOL PLEASANT FURNISHED Rooms in a private family, without boand, at st wil be forreut June Tet a UT SICELY FURNISHED Rooms. 2p floors; modern improvem a 16 N and jouth ext board. 1. ‘Rooms at summer prices, wits OF without 2421 K st* Gentlemen preferred. Fe. RENT—PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS St 614 Gthat. nw. Modern improvements, thet my? Foe 424 971 SOOMS, ALL esate Lasteveeits, Sony Bae tae Tear; $45 mouth. Apply on premises, my OR RE -TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON ‘convenient, snoderate price to arrecsble tenant: BOB Tse hw RK RENT_FOR COOL stop at the Navy Yard land House, 8th and I. sts. door. 50c. per nicht. IR RENT—FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, TO. Rother or separately: use of pintio; cars pase the door. rate to reliable parues. App fone BRE OOMS—218 1 ST. N | F and d+ delightful location; Thiru desirable location, neai ‘transients and tabie boarders accommodated. my? OR RENT—ROOMS FOR MILITARY Dit month or permanently by the R RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, 47) ¥. Que front room, nicely furnish: exposure, Also three or more unfurnistied suitable for light housekeep! PGE RENE, ONE OR TWO NICELY FUUNISHED Rooms, with home comforts, in a private fam Tespectable parties. 10:25 7th si. nw. ie FOE RENT, 806 12TH st URNISH Rooms by the day or week dirins tie dull; vous =a ; Penmonable rates; convenient locatiai, my21-3t* ing rooms, {npr ard. Inquire 1318 thst nw.” 2a OR RENT— DURING DIILL, NICELY FUR- nished rooms, with or without board: private family; 1019 0 st. mw.; convenient to three lings of my21-3t" Pea RENT—NATIONAL DRILL—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms on first_and second floors: half mquare from Pennaylvania age: cars. terme reasiable, Cota $1 per night. “Apply at S100 K 1K RENT—1824 H ST. N. W.—LANGE, COMME cating, airy Rooms on second floor, fronting rv Yation; low summer rates. BRENT — A VERY CONVENIENT LOWER floor, unfurnished ; ut home for gentleman ag | ghd wife: no children E'ttccls meno for bowee 1006 6th st.'n-w., near-N. Y. ave. my"/1 Fe ENT -pOe 910 15TH ST., OPPOSITE Mo- Pherson Square: rooms en suite or single ‘with board. my31 F 5 ROOMS: permo.: AL refs. nquined th stow. may 20K ST; Bcommunicating rooms, bath. water closet, aa meter, kitchen sink, coal closet and pantry; #!: ence required. Apply to Janitor, or owner. my B RENT THE BARTHOLDI. 616 F ST. PART. jes here for. the Drill wili find handson: ished rooms. | Northern home cookin. RRENT-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED Rooms on second floor: in a private family. ApPIy at 1229 Nat, nw. after zt Ok, RENTS FURNISHED, ROOMS, WITH OF without board: 17 OR EWE PURINE I ROME WE With Finey: class board, at reasonable rates, by day or week; | best location in city for sightseers. 315 C st. u.w. “my21-3t OR RENT— = SECOND. etoor Site, Tnndsomely furnished and fresh Da iso one single room. myld-twe ROOMS, Fe RENT-NICELY FURNISHED pleasant locality, with or without board: gomforts; reasonab) Je rates, 19th st. n.w.. SOE RT S00} Poouson Tevand i fore with board at IOUT H | any 17-1 RENT—SIX ROOMS: BATH, ETC, 2D AND 33d floors; cor. 13th and @ sts ne FoR Re inouth, _muy]7-2 XE RENT—TWO FINE CORNER ROOMS, WITH Plenty of Tight: ewly painted aid paper. on Py i et tec tt Grane DANENHOWEE & 50 R_RENT—920 14TH ST. NW. Boom SIN- gle and en suite; furnished handsomely; low rates for summer. Soe my 16-140" R RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D and 3d floors; modern improvements: north and south exposure; on line of cars and herdics. first class board. Capitol xt, aes mil2-Ow" RB RENT_—COR. OTH AND MASS. AVENU icely, farnished trout, Room Riird th Board. Southern an Porites | lines of cars. References exchanged. R RENT—THE LIVINGSTON, 13TH ST.. FEW doors above K st. and Franklin Park. New and at- ‘tractive house. ‘and beautiful location. Pleesant, handsomely-furnished rooms. Table of superior qual- ity, ‘Transient and. table boarders accommodated. Prices. Telephone 911-3 my2-1m* FOR RENT—STORES. _ RENT—ONE-HALF OF STORE 707 OTH 8 Tas a bow window, and’ will be ented to & R RENT—ONE HALF OF FINE OFFICE, ground floor, 606. 11th st. n. w., opposite Boston Dry Goods House. HARDING & WAT ERS. Gon ith “may 20- R RENT—STORE SD CELLAR, CORNER OF ‘9th and L sts, n.w., suitable fora Busines, of an; ind. Apply ww. WJOHNSON, 718 13te 8 we myi2- R RENT—STORE AND CELLAR, 408 127H + aidoge foun, Penny lvanta aves: io, toJAMES ¥- DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 Pa, ave., cor. FINE st ays FoR FET er oct 7 recently. occupy Lotnrop. Boston Dey Goods Home: 921 Pennsyivanis Sie tum, This ae gare oppurtunity to sectce a wood | > st 3. Bicl. DODSON, FOG Det naw. National Bank of Republic Buildine. my4-2m FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS NT-NEALLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO. B ea “in periocy onder, woud be aioe cee a de poe cere had rons Neca deetrable: Eso WoT BACH. Tia 1oth se myie iia = TYPE- WRITING: FO Rtetines reatedar 82 ner month sid eold on nyd-Sot “CALIGRAPH OFFICE." 933 F et. nvr. PERSONAL. ‘ON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY ROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE, sreons going “abi jeaving. the city, should avail themselves of te sdvantares offered brinine: piste and other valuables. Clothing, painti burt, pisos, rugs, carpets, pana eet ster, your yaltablesare stolen or burned ‘Otlice Hours: 9 a m. to 4 p.m. TM. E.STOCKETT ® CO. 434 OTH ST. V make Phila, Pat. Back Blank Books to Ruling, peorating “and "num Cand fashion books bound im Fates, ‘Send note, we will eal LOST AND FOUND. 051, STRATED, OB STOLEN FROM THE ichwood Cemetery Farm, Saturday, May 21, small Alderny Gow. ‘Reward will be gi ella sane -% 5 BETWEEN T st. arp PERSON “OFRIGE Templar ral reward bald fo itsreturi to Av BY ALBEWE, 1002 9th st mwaes-Ste OST-SUNDAY, BETWEEN THE CORNER OF 15th and H sts. and the Chureh of the Covenant, a bhek ¢ thudda shawls He. IF POSSIBLE, TO-MORROW | WEDS: day) at 11; if not, please try next day. WA NTED-THE GAEMENTS. BLANKETS, a tains of all kinds, of parties leaving city tor the summer, to be cleaned by bur superior process of dry cleaning, and when store Sr ty us wularanteed prot against, . No cl lor storase. is Galle for and delivered. SCHER, BOG G st. yw. my16-8i \N ACCOUNT OF THE ey DEMAND UPON Ores eee ee ee JUSTH’S Old Stand, 619 D st. nw. myid-2m (MIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and Answers. (Send 10 cents to book sires or to TAs fay insite, ASW. Gor Bad st hw. BOARDING. __ap27-1m* A suitable reward will be paid if left st the Star EVERAL HUNDRED DOI OsT- ene nnD Le roll by arubber band: was lost on ‘Sunday, 200 tnat,, bet en Aan Lath and Cela Sd 3 ‘Massa- Ciusetts‘ave. "A libefal ‘reward it Mar otoe ZS ee BON SE A ‘OST—BETWEEN F AND N oy ITHER O} thas sinall gold watch,” with fold aver peu auacied 1h iberal reward etre fo 101308 F st, -ANTED-SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES AND BROWN & BRADLEY, ‘Ute: must be cheap. my19-8¢ WANTED—LOTS. 1331 F st, nw. | | Me aeceite or eubutbs incuma Weave. my [IMPROVED AND UN- 4 direct from owners: is tate cor. Bth and Fate. eal, Wace presi 620 coe diggs eer | LS Leo SATURDAY NIGHT “ORRIN setae ea eID HF ouaht to 17 ode sige ave. TON Fee eee bracelet set with, M3 to REV. DE. pe Paneer ee ree a ‘and 9th st. pin ot. ones 5 ere, oa! 4 iB BLACK NEY NEWFOUND) ‘DOG; Lee “Jack, owned, XN. W. NEAR METROPOLITAS ; bound L207 furnished rooms STRANGERS. IF YOU HAVE NO eer een ee ee foe the mousy. ‘No Si0. bu nie ais fe 2 ei EE a Ry A Taw and Real ARD. FIRS! ARDING—NEW YORK BO: ALD, FIRST CLAgs at 33 Madisou Square. ste tuthse” sere D. PRITCHARD. HE DUPONT HOUSE, N. E. COR 1: I with or without table YSIS, door; private fumtly: 1303 Stn *t 2, Te Se _ _ FOR. RENT--HO1 JSES. T_FURNISHED MOUSD IN NW. PART ty: Sonventet to tre: witout emf chtidre Pox 47 stating sive of fanuiy. JOR RENT—PREMISES AND NTU nw. det. @ and M sta., no Gerseuil TMitent Avent, Moor 20, ‘ » bath, ran 3. Ingaire of 4 Det. n. Sony ? AND BASEMENT 10 rooms, water Maasactinsetts ave, nw JOR RENT 2 STORY BEI y mew, 8 moons; b vovements; vacuut June 1 @ nee RW T Liiboud, 1231 Fat FORE ABY Ba Ds lo™ BRICK SEVEN re ud bath, 430% H stm. w collent condition; eut €35, "I : iw T Five sth 80, I" AEE GCLPORT, 1952 New Fork ave HOUSE 1443 LST. LW, iF even roe at ath Ni inyaines 7 1k RENT—A SEVEN ROOM FRAME 4th at, between th my ENROOM DRESS BRICK, M te, 26 gtk st. nw nti, BROWN & BRADED, Lash GE BEST Gronorrows wet st nw Ive rooms. Inquire at 113 c nur of the most i Per month. CH. PICKLING. | Foe BENT Howse: | 264 32d eto. wane 12M st naw. 12 LOUi st. ne GO st nw dors is Maxs-av? uw, Rr 1315 10th st tw SE 14 Qt nw, Or, i742 Tin et hw 101s Ut mwntie. 4 Boundary nw 15 Blawdvurs oh 10 7 portion of the son my Looks. uit list call me office for builebm texted om tny24] THOS’ E WAGGAMAN. ENI_ SEAR THE CAPITOL: A DESIRABLE ad Vieaaantly aittiated Brick Dwelling. tate tests iiiuetath. 103 Sst tu ec NOK RENT—1416 PA. AVE. NW, NOW OCCUPIED by G.G_COLNWELL, will_be forpent on or abrut at Por torus ayy to THOS. EW AUK stn " FRO RENT—BY KO. HOLTZMAN. 15th. Son bunds” 76 W211 F at. 34 Gor... azo tn. sven wo 75 $31 Fat nw. 65 Tthand & property piscea with, me for r | advertined free of cost to the owner For lint of property for sale. call or send at offica, my 23 ae HOLTZMAN, 10th and Feta. nw. modem. improv: erlooks the entire ¢ residetice;ouly #60. Inquire | Pat nw | BPetiowa Circe, 3-rtory t lowa Circle, S-story brick, 12 room 73 11th st., d-xtory brie 5 Tst., story brick, # rooms xt, B-story brick, 6 toon be ‘myZ-1st M. | Prox. T. Brick House, Capitol, rent. 823. Apply 214 11th at mw. ENT—404 BOUNDARY AVE., HEAD OF K | Feee | at ARKER, 1418 Pst. w ROOM: SEVE ent key next door * _ "BLAH. WARNER & Oi KENT—A VERY PRETTY AND CONVEN ty arraured Cottage on (drove ave. Wastiingtom resort; rent #100 for the of watchman. BH. WARNER & 0. JOR RENT—1450 RT. AVE. N.W., A NIC brick House, with ail tion first class; rent only $5. ND | “my2iaee fe rE Stk 4 i rogwonMsr EDT « ‘iste | FoR RE Brick 810 11th st. n.w.. 11 roome, Brick 93] M st_a.w., 9 rogins | Frame 734 11th st. n.w., 8 roo i H st. te. Groowe, * sta, 8.007 Pu O18 Virginia ave. u 9 10th st. se. 6 Po ark star CW FARKER, cor. dy and Evin aw a 810 19th wt, Lr. BIS Est. now. 1 1107 Mass av Theabove huuscs cai be examingd by permit trom THOMAS J. Fist Die T- newly papered end painted. $65, 1407 Fst: nw. W. CLARENCE DUVALL, (Successor to Duvall & Mas and Nats. nw.) usa. AW. Be § Prospect st-Or1g Pat nw. Or... 15d Gr. _ OPPOSITE GEN, - lange fraiawed: house, 34 ive erotinds. BM. WARNER & CO. APITOL ST..10 ROOMS, itl wk 40, L0OL $10: 155 Var ave. and & ‘East Capitol sis, i Ey rhe iene iS Fe am Lok RENT—UNPORNIsHED— Sundsriend Place nw 10 mail ma eee ann Brow 0 ‘wummer, 650 per month. 2M ‘ave.