Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1887, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON May 31, 1887. .Editer. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent Benn fide dally cireulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that fall the ether daily papers here added together. Ina recent interview (reported in the Baltimore Bun) Sir Edward Thornton, a8 @ representative of ‘the English holders of Virginia bonds, expresses ‘the opinion that the debt question has developed into @ political issue, that no satisfactory settle- ment can be made with the politicians, and that to effect such a settlement the people of the state mnust take the matter to the polls and dispose of it there. The evil effects of permitting the question of debt-paying to become a political issue are ‘undisputed. When matters reach the point where republicans, in response to the demand that the state meet its obligations, or at least pay interest as an act of good faith, are tempted to reply: “Wait! Give us control of the state! Pitch over- board the wranging democrats, and we will do ‘what isright!”, and the point where part of the democrats say “Let us pay!” and the rest cry “Not Let us rather repudiate, we fear that our consent to a settlement may help Mahone!” then it ig time that the people, who are believed to be honest, should take the matter into their own hands, and declare that the credit of thestate shall no longer be the football of politics. Sir Edward ‘Thornton thinks that the Joint committee of the ‘Virginia legislature who consulted with the Eng- lish representatives had no intention of making & proper settlement, and that many of them used the opportunity to manufacture political capital for ‘themselves, and he says that he has but little faith 4a the promises made by either party. His opinion iffers trom that of the Lynchburg Advance con- cerning the effect of sem{-repudiation upon the in- ‘verests of the State. He states that the amount offered in settlement by the Virginians to the present creditors would have been accepted if the offer had been made in cash, that if effort nad ‘been made to pay the interest on the debt, credit would have been preserved and all the money needed could have been borrowed; but that by thetr action the Virginians have injured their ‘credit all over the world, and are to-day required to pay a higher rate of interest for money than would be necessary had they made an effort even to pay the intérest on their debt; that no foreign country will lend them money now on any terms, and as a consequence the people of the State have to bear additional bur- dens. The Lynchburg Advance on the contrary thinks that the known determination of the peo- pie to permit no increase of taxation (even tomieet Fecognized obligations) 1s an attraction to in- ‘vestors, and in support of {ts view it points to the amount of cApital Which hag come into the State ‘within the last five years with full knowledge of the unsettled situation of the debt question. It ‘only remains for the Advance to establish that the investors came by reason of, and not in spite of the stain of semf-repudiation upon the State’s credit, and it will then have effectually disposed of the old saying that “honesty ts the best policy.” But tt 1s not generally believed that the repudi- ators speak for the great body of Virginians. Only the suggested test of a vote at the polls seems likely to set the question at rest. Our neighbor, the Post, begins a second series of gropings into darkness in search of the panic- Taiser among the clerks. It may be suggested that when the spotismen assigned an improper ‘purpose to the new rules and threatened without check, the clerks trembled with good reason, and ‘that when their clamor elicited reluctant explana- tion and reassurance the premature spolismen ‘withdrew into the background, and the panic naturally lessened. For comprehensive and un- lmited soothing qualities, lulling both reformers and spoilsmen, the explanations offered in the different phases of the agitation concerning the new rules are unique, and too much credit in this regard cannot be given them. Since the matter has been explained, for instance, it 13 now well understood that Mr. Oberly appointed republicans on the board of promotion under the new rules in the War Department, first, because he didn't know their politics, and didn’t care (great ap- plause from the civil service reformers); second, ‘Decause, with very few exceptions, only republi- ans were given him to select from, and he couldn't help himself in the matter (sardonic laughter of the New York Sun at the discovery of a democrat ‘on the board, and a growing, threatening murmur tothe effect that the too numerous republicans anust go); aud third, (incidentally according to Mrs Oberly, primarily according to Post interview) be- cause It is well known that republicans will be found incompetent and that democrats have no cause of alarm, and therefore to avold public clamor it 1s wise to construct the oMfictal guillotine of republican timber (knowing winks and thunderous applause from the spotismen). Dost You Do In Pay big prices for your Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. See those st OAK HALL for $1.75, $2.50, $3.25 and €4.50 up to the finest quality. Fully 30 per cent lower than at any other store Sg.Washington. Balls and bats given away with every Boy's Suit. DON'T YOU Do IT: Pay $15 or $18 for Blue Flannel Suits. You can buy the dest at OAK HALL for $10, and the next best ‘at $8.50, with two sets of buttons, DONT YOU Do IT! Pay 040 or 950 fors Dress Suit. See those st OAK HALL for 812 to 825. DOWT YOU Dorr! Pay $20, $250r $30 for s Business Suit. See those at OAK HALL for 8@, 88, $10, 912 or $15. SOMES EAE E & Soak HUHRAL fF oo a 4K K H HA ALLLLELLLT my31 COR, TENTH AND F STS. N. W. CLF SEAMLESS BAL. BUTTON OR CONGRESS Cereal ee Ni ae Tue Maxsczr Or Ove BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT NEVER HESITATES ABOUT BUYING FROM OTHER MANUFACTURERS WHAT HIS JUDGMENT TELLS HIM IS A GOOD THING, AND WHAT HIS EXPERIENCE TELLS HIM WILL MEET THE VIEWS OF OUR PATRONS. ‘THUS IT WAS THAT WE SECURED-THE LATTER PART OF LAST WEEK—A LOT OF BOYS' SUITS, AGES 4 TO 14(SHORT PANTS), IN FIVE DIFFERENT PATTERNS, AND IN THREE DIFFERENT STYLES—NORFOLK, PLEATED AND PLAIN—-MADE FROM THE STRONGEST AND MOST THOROUGHLY RELIABLE CASSIMERE PRODUCED IN THIS COUNTRY (THE AUBURN WOOLEN MILLS), AT A PRICE THAT ENABLES US TO OFFER THEM AT $350 ASUIT. THINK A MOMENT OF THE AMOUNT, THREE DOL- LARS AND FIFTY CENTS! THEN THINE, IN CONNECTION WITH THE AMOUNT, THE SUIT WE OFFER. NOT ONLY ALL WOOL, BUT THE FINEST KIND OF AUSTRALIAN WOOL. THE PATTERNS DESIGNED BY AN ARTIST WHOSE REPUTATION AMONG THE WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLD STANDS AWAY UP. THE GAR- MENTS CUT AFTER THE PATTERNS OF ONE OF THE GREATEST DESIGNERS OF ‘BOYS’ CLOTHING IN THIS COUNTRY, AKD THE SUITS MADE BY THE MOST SKILLED ‘WORKMEN TO BE FOUND IN HE CITY OF NEW YORK. AND WE ARE OFFERING THESE SUITS AT THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS EACH. NEAT IN EFFECT, STYLISH IN APPEARANCE, HONESTLY MADE, PERFECT FITTING, AND ALMOST INDESTRUCTIBLE, AND FOR THREE DOL- LARS AND FIFTY CENTS A SUIT. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE BOYS’ CLOTHIERS, my81 SEVENTH. ST AND MARKET SPACE. ‘The various explanations have also convinced the | VWENTY HANDSOME DESIGNS IX NEW WHITE reformers that the new rulesare intended, as thelr utle indicates, “for promotion in the classified ser- Vice,” and have satisfied the spoilsmen that they are designed “for promotion out of the classified | service,” and that so far as the republicans are concerned, they are intended to facilitate promo- tion out of the public service altogether. Thus, under the shade of the new rules, the lion and the lamb contentedly le down together, and clerks, up a tree, view doubtfully the strange spectacle, and discuss with interest its probable outcome. <<< ‘The labor struggle in Chicago approaches a crisis. Nearly a million dollars have been lost in ‘wages by the mechanics and laborers thrown out of work by the strikes and lockout in the building trades, The whole affair promises to be narrowed down presently to a contest of endurance between ‘the master masons on the one hand and the jour- neyman bricklayers and hod-carriers on the other, ‘The contractors believe that they can obtain enough non-union men to go on with their work after afew days. Their late employes are equally confident that they can draw the new-comers into ‘the union, Without even a show of violent compul- ston. On both sides the feeling, though strong, seems to be peaceabie, which is fortunate onevery account. But, meanwhile, there is a pile of money lying idle in the pockets of the rich people of the | ity, Who, if they cannot build houses with it, will | tur it into some other channel of investment, where the building trades will never see its tace. | ‘Nearly every dollar that 1s lost in that way now is, Jost beyond recall. $$$ ‘The National Drill ts over. Camp George Wash- ington 1s a thing of the past. The distribution of prizes and disappointinents ts complete. Notwith- standing all drawbacks, the affair has resulted Successfully. As far as benefit to tne citizen sol- diery in the experience of camp life and training 33 concerned, there will probably be no improve- Tent DEXt year, If, as many hope, the drill can be placed upom a permanent basis. Better rates of transportation and a larger crowd of visitors may be expected, and it Is hardly possible that the un- tavorable weather of last week can be duplicated. With these improvements and a repetition of the orderly and creditable encampment, the second National Drill may be expected to surpass the rst. ————- Senator Sherman is about to fire another shot at ‘the presidential target, this time in Illinois. If he 1s a wise man, he will stop philandering about the country and settle down to a little quiet political Work with that incorrigibly gallant brother of his, who is nomimating Mrs Cleveland for a second term nearly every time he opens his mouth. It would not look well to have one Sherman nguring before the country as a candidate in 1888, and another Sherman discounting all bis efforts with an appeal in bebaif of the present occupant of the ‘White House. $$$ General Boulanger’s first successor in the French cabinet had scarcely time to seat himself in his chair before his associates tumbled him out of tt. Boulanger’s request for a furlough is probabiy made in order that be may go off into the country somewhere and laugh as loud as he wants to. Powell Clayton nominates Roscoe Conkling for President of the United States. If three or four bundred delegates to the next republican national convention should happen to feel the same way— ‘Dut let us not dip too deep into the realm of pure pued Lives, $< It isto be hoped that the companies of local militia will be able to dwell together in unity. ‘Rach has won prizes and glory, and Washington is ‘Proud of both of them. It cannot encourageeither 4m pulling the other down. $$ ‘The antique-crockery mania bas evidently rup Mwelt out in Indianapolis, There ty an organize tion there now engaged in a search for new piteb- act old ones. It is the League Base-ball Club. a “The Commonwealth” is the title of a neat-look- ing weekly paper just started in Baltimore, de- ‘Noted to the interests of the colored race. Wesh- ‘Ington has two successful culored papers, The reason we are able to offer you the following ‘Bargains in our Lace Department is that we have, un- expectedly, made some very advantagsous purchases. ‘The goods are A 1, and were offered us under those commercial conditions whereby the purchaser is often able to dictate terms: ‘We secured two pieces of Very Hesvily Worked Egyptian Flouncing. 42 inches wide, and Tetailed at about 68c. a yard. Weoffer it at 50c. a yard. We secured just one piece of 37-inch Kecurial Flouncing, generally retailed at $2.48. We offer it at 91.96 a yard. ‘We secured only one piece of a Very Superior 42-inch Guipere Flouncing, of a quality generally retailed at 81.89. For this one piece we only sak $1.65 8 yard. We secured two pieces of Cream and Ecru Cotton Flouncing, 18 inches wide, usually retailed at 50c. a yard. We offer it at 35c. a yard. ‘One piece of the same goods, 11 inches wide, we will sell at 25c. a yard. ‘Two pieces of the same, 8 inches wide, we offer at 19. ayard. ‘We secured just one piece of 27-inch Cotton All- Over Net, in Cream and Cardinal, generally retailed at ‘85c. ayard. Wecan afford to sell it at 50c. a yard. ‘We secured just one piece of 27-inch Black Wool Flouncing that usually retailsat 50c.ayard. Weare able to offer it to you at 25c, a yard. ‘We obtained a little 45-inch Swiss Flouncing,heavily worked, and we can sell it at 68¢. a yard. For 22-inch in same goods we ask 50c. a yard. ‘While these Special Values are presented for your consideration, we desire to say that our Lace and Em- broidery Counters will be found laden with Selected ‘Patterns in every variety of quality. PRICES GUARANTEED. my31 HILDREN'S SPRING Ea do tarsal Dutton ‘280. and i2i3tithac ac” est Ta Ress For Our Elegant Spring and Summer Clothing bas commenced. Think care- re ioe HH fp aH ! if i i Boy's Clothing end Furnishing Gooda. styles the latest, quality excellent, prices low- et. Pare Cannot put their money in more liberal banda. You need not accept Tin a ti Ovr ResyeMive Sur Ovexme ‘Will be continued TO-MORROW, WEDNES- DAY, Jue 2d. SUITS FOR CHILDREN. SUITS FOR MISSES. SUITS FOR LADIES. ‘The materials of these suits embrace cottom ‘and wool goods in white and colors. Elegant line of Misses’ and Childypn’s White Suits in neat, dressy styles, especially for Coth- munton and Graduation Exercises, * gar Tas department occupies our entire third floor, presenting the largest stock and finest display room in the city. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Oor. 11th and F sts. Exrmonvmaar Repvortoxs m WOOLEN DRESS GOODS AND ROBES, ar ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP’S NEW STORE. Being over-stocked in Dress Goods for this ‘season of the year, we shall lower the stock by Teducing prices. We quote: 50-inch All-Wool Homespuns, in gray and brown mixtures; reduced from 75c. to 50c. per yard. All-Wool Figured Challies, cream ground,with choice figures : best quality; reduced from 62%c. to 50c. per yard. 42-inch All-Wool Cream Canvas and Boucle Cloths; reduced from 75c. to 39¢. per yard. 41-inch All-Wool De Beiges: 5 choice shades; reduced from 59¢. to 50c. per yard. 30 Piece 41-inch All-Wool Suitings, in choice pin-stripes and faney checks; reduced from $1 to 750. per yard. 44-inch All-Wool Cheviot Suttings, in fancy mixtures; reduced from 1.25 to $1 per yard. 54-inch Fine All-Wool Suiting Cloths, in pin- stripes, especially suitable for the popular tal- Jor-made costumes; reduced from $2.50 to $2 per yard. 30 Choice Combination Woolen Suite: exch Robe contains sufficient material for a full Dress, 915 Suits for $10. $16.25 Suite for $10. 824.50 Suits for $20. $25 Suite for $20. $32.50 Suits for $25. This sale offers an excellent opportunity to secure one or more Dresses, for seashore or ‘mountain wear, at a merely nominal price. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Saz Or Sonar Qos. In these goods we are now showing the larg- est stock, best variety of kinds, and the best in- trinsic values yet offered by us. ‘The “Allendale” Quilts are unquestionably the best made for strictly summer use. They are the lightest in weight, and consequently the coolest. They are the easiest to launder, consequently of the leas trouble. They are the ‘most durable on uccount of the hard-twisted ‘threads, consequently the most economical. Size 1% by 2% yards, only G5c. each. Size 2 by 23 yards, only 90¢. each. Size 2% by 23 yards, only $1 each. Size 2% by 23 yards, only $1.25 each. White Crochet Quilt, Summer weight, fine quality. Size 1% by 2% yards, only 75¢. each. Size 14s by 2 yards, only $1 each. Size 1% by 234 yards, only $1.15 each. Size 11-4 (full) omly 91.15 each. Size 11-4 (full), heavy, only 91.25 each. ‘Size 11-4 (fully heavy, fine, only $1.50 each. SPECIALS. 100 Size 11-4 Boston House Quilts, only $1 100 Size 10-4 Marssilles Quilts, only $1.35 50 Size 12-4, Imported Marseilles Quilts, (Basement; to the right.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OYS' GENUINE MACKINAW STRAW B to 5c. : real value, 49c. Bale Leet ho inye-3t TAIR OIL CLOTH, as DARK PATTERNS, 2 we Der'ya: Double Combination, 1241 wad’ io33 “iis stwe. my 28-3t shoes for ladies, i: D, and E last Feo Ae Douele Combination, Wal and reg Tithst. se. my28-. No. 4, at 200.; No. 3, 2734c.; No.2, 32ie.; and No. Bos: Double Combination, 1821 wad THs TH at. ae. my28-3t for 29c., fox button, lasting lace shoes and Con- ters, 56c. lon, Esha Taree, gt he Double Combination, 134 each. only $2.50 each. my31 Cor. 11th and F sts, n. w. Double Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th actual value 1 hall’ close the choice at Se: ¥. SMITH, J. AND T. COUSINS AND REEDS 9.fine kid JAMPSON'S BEST QUALITY FLOON OIL CLOTH. | ADIES’ COMMON-SENSE OPERA SLIPPERS ne. pag MM MM om g5Sq Grest Bargains just received in BLACK SURAH SILKS. Two special numbers we desire you to exam- ine. No. 1—A splendid quality, 23 inches wide, at 90 cents, worth $1.10. No. 2—An extra good quality at 81.20, worth 81.50. We can offer BLACK RHADAME SILES as low as ‘same quality of goods can be bought. One lot at 95 cents, worth 81.15. ‘One lot at $1.20, worth 91.45. In BLACK DRESS GOODS we are showing all the NEW SPRING EFFECTS, and at very LOW PRICES. Weoffer a fine ALL-WOOL 38-inch BLACK CASH- ‘MERE at 40 cents, worth 50 cents. Also, all-wool NUNS VEILING and ALBATROSS at 42 cents; sold everywhere at 50 cents. One lot of GRAY CAMELS HAIR, very fine, soft goods; have been 1. We have feduced them to 70¢ ‘You will find them extra value for the price. A few pieces of COLORED SURAH SILKS left; reg- ular price has been $1. We will close them at 750. CREAM DRESS GOODS in all grades, inclu Cashmeres, Tricot, Serge, Canvas Cloth, Flannel, ber TITT ERE wwwe F wwww wwww iE Hl HH wy oP GG. 2025 00 a &38 GGG ‘00 100 pieces INDIA LINEN, a splendid quality. Ac- tual value 12}. We will sell them at 10c. ‘We have just received from auction 100 pieces of fine India Linen, in CHECKS and LACE STRIPES. Have sold as high as 20c. We will offer them at 1234¢. Our HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT is com- plete, and we will show you great bargains in the fol- lowing: 10-4 BLEACHED BOSTON SHEETING st 26c. 100 dozen GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, size 48 by 24 inches; would be very cheap at 35c. We offer ‘them at 290. In BATHING TOWELS we show all grades, from the smallest tothe largest. As a special offer we will sell ‘75 dos. of extra size and quality at 17¢.; worth 250. ROBES. A full line of EMBROIDERED ROBES in Batiste, Setteen, Etamine and ng and Gingham st very low prices We haves full stock of CARRIAGE ROBES, ranging from 50 cents to $2. my31 A iz or ZEW i % Aiur Rebates ood RE ACK ZANILLA SUN UMBRELLAS, 22 INCH, At AL 24, Double Combination Store, 1941 ang 1943 - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, uky 31, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Visrrozs To Wasurxartox WANTED—HELP. _FOR RENT—ROOMS. Are notified that during the WSRIED-A. WHITE (OR COLORED, Gi beget ahrcin ie 910 Secures OF at mares Baby, Ae taking place at the Se er xePALAIB ROTADS WASTED. WERE Gin TS A FAMILY OF PALAIS allie tet ‘and ciara te An opportunity 38 offered te secure a Teen e PORSE: and whe understands thorough MEMENTO OF WASHINGTON Eran por EL (Wate ZS TNG-ROOM GIRL, ¥ At a nominal cost, at southwest comer het ‘Seo advertisement below. my3q_| Callatter 8pm. ayS1-At ‘ANTED—A DRESSMAKER. NONE BUT AN ANNUAL GRAXD SUMMER ‘uss apaTieneed hand need apply to Mra ALLEN, Wwe “A, RELIABI THAT 9 Ee E REE FEE fo > ay ase Mecare ofehligren:” Calanen.m PPP NN N = 8 oF E § ul 833 Sage ~ | WASTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN: 00 ae * | and gonomestaignt Alp seabi a ae ae ANTED—A GIRL ‘GENERAL HOUSE- “OPENING, Ween Telit Vermond Sresas we weak Tome ormnna, Circle,” Reference required, my31-at WASTED_} WHITE NURSE BETWEEN 17 AND OPENING, », With no objection to 1, Ad eal arene PRAVEE, Stat offices m to nySL-Bt iTED—FO] PERMANEN SITION, AN Geman WASREE IOLA TFREISES? oarTON ts iy 10 am, F. THUEE, 428 7th RED _W. S WITH OFERIEG, SE eae mer ipee ea eee AS m #1 A 1 for city. MBS & BURGESS, Fetow. 1t* ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO GO TO MAS- sant NNN Wane undress, Ry ESSERE R dh Shama he barge coo ant Intd “00. pp 244 = WANTED wire AND COLORED WOMAN an Serub Women, Waltons Beteare Bot opsed MAY 30, Dishhere ‘COOMBS & BURGESS G50 Fat’ a. ae Winte a Totee ie af STR : ain umbing, May 30, fas and stean-Attipg, and supplies ‘connected. there: MAY 30, Biabapisterreds strloly temperate, ‘Addreny s.r. x ‘ANTED —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- See eau, conducted by Indias, ren tad mason, white and colo1 or all kin< of gompentio Jabor, for ci TIT ERE g883 A t ‘Springs, with reference. 717 Mst.n.w. _‘apl5 Ee A “WARTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE STEREOTYPE Bd YF - | cup tetceriepghonnes: Pvfermon cing fe ons od” fee A : acre eens 8 m y ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN TO ar i state ea cite mate pete staurant. May 81, ave, between 14th and 15th ata, "TU? Agosto ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK. CAPABLE. MAY 31, (W “ct dcine the washinreasirnicg ter Cheat MAY 31, four. Apply at 1408 8th st. nw. __my30-2t" MAY 31 ‘Understand his Daatieae have s poo dispeaeh . ve & sod evo efeenon: EBD ISth at we nybOLets . ANTED—A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN 50 te ALE ete git = | WANES EPS Carry OE. | ase we 2 Www fe BB iy pie Rebs coer WwW W ERR DDD N Ty Witen- AIDS, NURS COOKS, MALE AND . walters,” drive this city: pop, Ay cooks for Becky AN. Yo and other ties, "930. Fst Roberta 2, 78-5 & 00. my30-6t* JUNE 1, JUNE 1, JUNE 1, JUNE 1, JUSEL Sa-The Palais Royal respectfully requests your pres- ence, and promises the grandest display in its history. ‘We retain the right to sell only one piece of each Souvenir lot to a’customer, Legitimate Patrons will not be restricted. Sr VERIES wake! Sy” Boel WHE Beet 123¢. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 10c. 25c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 210, 1234 Linen Collars, 3 for 25c. 123 Linen Cuffs, 10c. pair. 25c. Crepe Lisse Rufflings, 190. 98c. Spanish Lace Scarfs rnd Fichus, 790. 25c. Plain and Fancy Chemisettes, 17c. 7c. Fancy Dancy Dotted Veils, 6c. each. ‘$20 Trimmed Hats for $15. ‘33c. Straw Sailor Hats, 25c. $1.98 Fancy Moire Sash Ribbons, $1.79. 48c. Ribbons, 38c.—$1.68 for $1.59. 48c. Ostrich Feather Tips for 39c. 98c. China Silks for 79c, 18¢. Fancy Cloth Suiting, 150. $1.29 Black Silks, $1. 98c. Black Satin Rhadame, 89¢, 10¢. Fans for 7c. ; 19¢. for 13. 250. Fans for 1¥c.; 49 for 39¢. 68c. Fans for 59; 98 for 790. $2.98 Ostrich Feather Fans, $2.47. 25c. Jewelry for 19; 49c. for 390, ‘T75e. Jewelry for 59; 98c. for 79. 84.39 Watches, all styles, $3.98. 9.50 Real Diamond Pins and Earrings, $8.98. $11.49 Real Gold Watches, 89.98. ‘8c. Satin Coaching Parasols, 87c. $1.58 Fancy Coaching Parasols, $1.37, $2,98 for $2.48; @3.48 for $2.98. rs ‘Silk Umbrellas, gold, silver tops, $2.10. $1.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves, $1.35. 1.10 Embroidered “Elite” Kid Gloves, 98c. 68c, Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, 59c. 48c. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires, 390. 390. Pure Silk Mitts for 23. 18c. All-Silk Mitts for 15c. 25c. Pocketbooks and Satchels, 190. 49c-for 39c.; 98c. for 79. $3.39 Traveling Bags for $2.98. 68c. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, 490. ‘75c. Dolls 59; 49 for 39c. 25c. Rubber Dolls for 19¢, 1.68 Vestfront Jerseys, $1.45. $1.98 Braided Jerseys, $1.4: $2.39 Chemisette Jersey, L938. ‘$2.98 Beaded Jerseys, 82.68. 84.68 White Lawn Suits, 33.98. 96.98 Suits $5.95; Suits $7,98: 37 Newmarkets, for traveling, 98.50. $17.35 Camels Hair Wraps, 915. 8c. Calico Wrappers, 89c. $1.48 Cashmere Shawls, $1.29; $2.98 for $2.69. .98 London Tailor-made Jackets, $3.98. ‘98c, Fancy Lisle Thread Hove, 780. 49c. Lisle Hose, split feet, 440. B9c. Silk Finished Lisle Hose, 380. 44c. India Gauze Vests, 33c. ‘98c. Ribbed Lisle-thread Vests, 83¢. 196. Nurses’ Tucked Aprons, 15¢. 23c. Nurses’ Embroidered Caps, 170. ‘750. Corsets, all styles, 59c. 250. Bustles, to wear with reeds, 19¢. ‘9¥c. Embroidered India Linen Sacques, 58c. $1.19 Alarm Clocks, 98¢. 40. Japanese ware for 416. 25. Boxes Note Paper, 21c. 10¢. Pears' Soap for 9c. 1c. Bottles Bay Rum. 12¢. 25e. Bottles Florida Water, 190. $1.15 Embroidered Cambric Chemises, 85c. 85c. Embroidered Cambric Nightgowns, 590, 8c. Embroidered Short Underskirts, 500. $1.35 Embroidered Ruffle Skirts, $1.13. 440. Best Muslin Drawers, 330, 98c. Embroidered Corset Covers, 790, 12¢. Stamped Linen ‘Tidies, 8c. 389¢. Stamped Linen Scarfs, 270, $1.50 f;-size Damask Napkins, §1.9, 650. 20-inch Cotton Birdeye, 580, $1.69 8-4 Turkey Red Table Covers, $1.42. 48c. 24x48 Fine Damask Towels, 420, 12446. Pillow-case Cotton, 9346. Barker's Mills and Androscoggin Muslins, 7340. 12%e. Check Nainsook. all styles, 11c, 106, Ecru Striped Pique, 15¢. 20c. 29-inch Terry Cloth, 2c. ‘The following at 10 per cent discount: Laces, Embroideries, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, ‘Fancy Baskets, Oriental Goods, VAL GENTLE HORSE FOR THE SUM- Tent by the month. 9 RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, mer or longer, rate House; no children. 1719 24th st, cor. Riga, for light use, or ___FOR_RENT--HOUSES. RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS, with use of cellar, light housekeepi iuinutes from Patent ‘Offices: Parties. 515 Q R RENT—AT 1112 H ST_N. furnished front room, th bath,gas and’ AND DYEING— four suit of clothes ‘ion, <a steed. TED_STEAM send postal card, and called for to be ci ‘WHO HAS MADE ‘Pupils ob that in- : reletences: tering ‘Star office. my31-3t* \T THE U. @ TREASURY TWENTY ‘months’ steady work. D—HOUS) TO TRY READY Your grocer for it. GEO. E. saltrnteir ssa W ANTED—BY A REFINED CULTURED FRENCH Indy teacher; will ‘for one or two gen- at summer rates, strument: sats 87amonth, Address QUIT, R_RENT—TWO LARGE, VERY PLEASANT, unicating Fooms, second floor; bat ; terms moderate for summer: also hal! ‘916 12th street uw. RK RENT—HANDSOMF, LARGE ROOMS, WITH bath attached, at summer rates. 902 ENT—TWO COMMUNICATING FUR. Tooms of second floor, in private family: low and alcove; can be rented bath on same floor, #20 1th st. as bright as new. mas for board 1 TSE, Star office, R RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON ANTED — AN EXTENSION-TOP CARRIAGE; Address Bo: 9 for light housek bbe nearly new, ste] \heeeieettoan bathe front, with bath ill rent to adults oniy. ES RENT—-TWO | ELEGANTLY, FURNISHED 190, square unfurnished room ‘on parlor oor; southern exposure: 120 F at. nw. ‘ANTED—DRESSMAKING TO DO IN FAMT- Yies or take home. “Cuts by Tailor dress Mise A'S. Sear offices ‘ANTED—HORSES we PASTURE—KEEPING mii Sth oth y._O. HP. CLAR. W ANTED_EVERY! TC W THAT WE val oar own woots 2 sell tem at con, STRASBURGER ‘Tailo: seven rooms: bay window, cellar NT—TWO ROOMS ON 2ND FLOOR FUR- ‘or unfurnished, bath and gas. Aj OR RENT—FURNISHED, TWO COMMUNICA- ting rooms, second floor, fronting east and wert: ‘Foom); bath_ou floor: Tent very moderate. oth ity topartios fee 2'80N Manul "ANTED_BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS—WM. J. Band QENSTON, Attorney:st Law, Room 4}, Le Droit will pay tary Bon tied Sarees aay worst ae RSS St, between Gand H QOR RENT—2D FLOOR FURNISHED k00' single or en suite; south front. very pl yw Boom, unfurnished. ‘912 G st. > 149-8 stialile— Hrrlgimaeesiand W.—FURNISHED COM: municatine Rooms, en suite, large and uiry,o0 floors, at cheap summer rates, $12 10m at, 1030 17thetinw.10r 90 1 Pd and hd tigers 426 Upper part 7038 wt & ANTED—TRY A POUND OF BUTTERINE AT Ber pound. and if itdon't compare favor. f sold at 30. and. 35 cents, return and eet your money. Stalls 349-50-51 Center Market, RK RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—A FEW NEW- ly furnished rooms at the “Auburn, Pennsylvania Ave.. corner 22d st; one of the coviest y ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING WOR feathers renovated, mattresses mad ts called forand delivered, lowest prices. Oiice 02 Pa. ave.: Factory sth at. and K s. @ Telephone Ware | Commissioner of tories (except Mary 44 RRENT—1111 OTH ST. Uoper part 1808 iat N TWO FURNISH- ‘Rooms for gentle:nen, $11 ans 1 89 per month. OR RENT—AT 1613 P ST_W. tful unfurnished three windows children; herdics near. _W. A SUITE OF Rooms; second. story: uth : above; with private famfly; no (fT KNOWN THAT C. 8 BUNDY, OF isiana avenue (opposite City Hell), is ‘the States and Terr- TWO RED GIRLS—ONE AS e"rith the pert of recommenSations aud perfectly e e mmen dations, and perfec indermeana their duties, Gall at 1120 Vermont ave.” 'ANTED —TO EMPLOY FOR A YEAR IF suited, a settled Man, to drive carriage and take gare of horses: must be willing to live out of but near the CARS rienced in care of horses. Address Box 1 tice, “my30-3t_ WANTED IMMEDIATELY—AN EFFICIENT and reliable man ina Real Estate Office. One See iresttones Spey res to as, ‘one that wilt wutt, “Address HB. 0. Star office." my28-3t ‘orde! Pwo % &e, Address F. D. KRAMER, & CO., 36 North 2d at, Philadelphia “7m ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH 2 OR 3 YEARS experience in the drux business, ‘PINEARD'S PHARMACY, my28-3t* 2126 lathat. ‘ANTED—600 WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN ‘cooks, waitresses, laundresees, men cooks, &0., this city. Cooks, chambermaids, &c.. Baltimore, New York city, Rockville, Md. Bring’ reference. F.'M. BURN- (Au, 630 and 632 F st. nv. ‘my2s-6t WiSted Ser, ‘AND WAIST HANDS, AT 1205 Fest, Come prepared to work. my 28-3t* WANIPD | SEVERAL , EXPERIENCED [AND mangle hands, Apply Acme Steam Taun- ary. my28-3t" ANTED — WOMEN COOKS, 10 TO. 925: Witt Chambermaids, Waiteress, Nurses, Mon Cooks, Waiters Beulllons, White Bo house, attend horse, Mes r, Man and Wife, Cabi- Det-makers, NAT: BUREAU, O17 7th st. n.w. Wi27-00 WANTER-AN HONEST YOUNG MAN OF GOOD habits, located outside principal cities, for posi- Hon representing old established firm in histtate, Ref qrences. MANUFACTURER Supt, Lock Box 1585, Ny. “nyas-matuaw 0 ‘and pro nent: no pictu business; no humbug, Send 10c fora valuable pack: ‘4 fire to commence on. Oniy-a few hundred will be dis febuted"Addrew ALBANY SUPPLY cl Albans, Me iy8-30E {VANZED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, condueted by ladies. Men and women.white colored, for all kinds of domestic iabor, forcity and. springs, with reference._717 Mt. u.w. _‘ap15-39t" ‘ANTED—TO CONSTRUCT ARTISAN WELLS atlow prices and quick notice: any ump oF piping furnished: water conn remises. For information, inquire of N., P.M. Ancostia, D.C. ANTED-—HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR second-hand Clothin; Carpets, Feather Household Furniture, OR RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms; delightful location art o a8. & REAGAN Tooms ou second floor, gas, hot and cold water ny % South basement, 6 fatchos, Guns. Vs oR RENT—AN UNFURNISHED PARLOR wong DR Wen 3 etal rst floor and three unfurnished Roonis oer ‘third | 9thand Bal av, rn 32.116 Cellar, ibaa Mat aw S books, For full list call at oficn for bulivtin le OR RENT—1001 RST. ng unfurnished Keeping, with yas, water and use of bath. RK RENT—FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Kooms : bay windows in every oom; corner house, Rew; south aud east front. References required, W., THREE COM. ANTEB—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR- a tee nae. ts, Stoves, Feather Beds, and all kinds of Hf hold Furniture, for which the bighest e will Bepaid. Address H. BAUM, 211 “ANTED_R. WASHINGT MAGIC CREAM OR INSTANTANEOUS CURE. Any breaking out on face or cured. Motl im- farms exten eee cae, Net 17th st.a.w. my7 406 11TH STREET N. W, ‘egol frout room, with bay odern improvements, Boa ‘References exchanged. wrements. Teme ‘to all who use it, ‘estimonials on application. ists. O0C. and $1 per box. Sent to any address, 02: \NTED—BUSINESS MEN ders with us for neat Job ig window ; newhouse including bath, FE St. now. near M st cellag ail wieder 4 LEIPOL LEAVE THEIR ‘book printing. We Printers and Engravers, NTED-AT GEN. E. F. Bi rm, horses to winter at} pen vyas vee Tom ou second and third Hoo! and 88 in advance. Convenient location, cool, E = References exchanged.” ‘my28-5t" ‘OR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE 3 Rooms on second floor; in a private family. ON st. n.w., after 5 pam. R_RENT—TWO UNFUR cating rooms, with close F similar rooms, third floor, #11; sino oue lanwe far- ished roo, 87; modern improvements; housekeepiug. 1131 Othst.u.w. ‘OR RENT—PRIVATE FAMILY, A LARG! front room, suitable for location first class, 825 oth « ‘OR RENT_AT 940 L ST. N.W., TWO DELIGHT. ful unfurnished rooms, on secohd floor; boarding next door: references exchanged. Blaine’s Mansi: rat w. Inquire at 1028 15th st. nw. rent STOCK berm. :box stalls: led for and returne Hay scales, 10th and La. av. Jal4-6m ‘ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX- furniture, furs, &c.. by ‘Hot Naptha Gas, apy 7 STEAM CARPET OLEANING._ NO bipping by 115-8, HLCHACE Sato: 8ibiacave edt ER OF DEEDS FOR ‘second floor, @1 terminated from and wife or 2 gentle. every Biate ana session will be given ou June Commissioner. In office from 9 am. to pan._‘Telephone 344-3. COUNTRY BOARD. IRICHTON,” LUTHERVILLE, N. C. Passengers via Baltimore and Potoi | change cara in Union station niles to station. rented reasonable. “Apply at ‘Baltimore, whence 11 IERWOOD.” my330-6t" ‘ANTED—BY PRIVATE FAMILIES IN THE the summer; mile-and- ahalf from station. Address Miss MAGGIE TERRETT, ‘Theological Seminary, Fairfax County,Va._ my30- VIRGINIA—THE UND! signed will receive a limited number of boarders for the summer at her residence in the neighborhood, Louisa Co.,Va. The situation is healthy, spactous and beautiful, with an abundance “of milk, butter, &e. For RS. BRIS, Trevilians._ UMMER BOARD AT TAKOMA PARK, FIVE miles from Washington on the B. and 0. road View, spacious verandas, pure air’ and water, 35 m. Address GUY MOSES, spered Rooms; southern exposure: rent rea- ‘OR RENT—908-910 : Pherson Square, Rooms, en sui ‘Week or month, with board. JOR RENT—V Parlor and one or two be: large closets: south front; no children. w., hear corner 13th st. ‘OR RENT—ROOMS: Fiat wipe exposure; OPPOSITE Me- r single, by the UMMER BOARD IN ERY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR ‘OR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, with ished front room, with board. 403 Tt: u.w. ‘OR RENT—NEAR THOMAS’ CIRCLE, LARGE, Setgnoe handsomely furnished comuunicating rooms, en "‘ANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRISTNER’S new “International Tailor System with any inch. F tape-measure alone, as all scientific tailors aud eminent, Paris. Berlin apd’ London dressmakers cut. Most eaetiy learned, rapid.comprehensive and practical and the only system in America teaching the above and Which needs uo refitting. Patterns cut, materials fitted, Yasted, draped or made. ‘The system tauh 8. J. MESSER, “Conservatory of Modes, niw., Washington, D.C, Suite or singly, on second floor: southern exposure. } references required. Table board cou UMMER BOARD, FIRST-CLASS TABLE, 23% miles from Alexandria: lange house, large rooms, i aud shady grounds, fifteen train: wton. Address BOARDING, Box 129, YOR RENT—13 N.W.—A SUITE nly if desired. Ve Jowa Circle. ‘Transient and table boarders ace dated. YOUNTRY BOARD AT MRS. WITIBERGE! iuiles out on Metropolitan Branch of B. and rR Min 2’ Wirtengen REN RG: “YORK AVEL | Moderate prices. Cally at once, on JOHN suitable for oilice: sec 2251 Bea st. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL ASITU- W ation foriiht housework. Gallet S420 Pa: ave, nw. itt 3 ‘OSTRANDER & STALEY, 1410 New York ave, OR RENT—LARGE FRONT-ROOM joining; with board ; fo marred couple or two gentlemen; ‘one gentleman; also EALTHY LOCATION, GOOD WATER. mile from depot and post-office: on the Vi Midiend K.R.; will convey board oul st te $0. 15 ot. roomn Sewiy pa Svecae, #10: ioud Pieter ht jer to and from the ‘desire to go. Address, J.C. jokesville, Prince William i bie board. 14 Ww A SENIOR STUDENT IN PHAR- macys position in drug store. ‘Three years ex- perience. “Best of references, Address SENNA, Star Sifioe. * WANTED-A PLACE TO DO COOKING," WIE- ling to do housework if necessary; can give good city references. Inquire at 450 Ist. hw. it? ANT! ED, SKILLFUL GERMAN Iman Wishes a situation as steam laundry washer in a faney shirt factory : good reference given, Address 1113 19th st. my31-3t" WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, 8 sitoation as nurse in private family. No ob Jection to traveling; references. Call at 1103 16th st. nw. my31-3t ‘WASTED BY X RESPECTABLE COLORED WO- mana Place as nurse for one child; city refer- ences. Address 1108 26th at. it WaNten er A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRE situation as chambermaid and seamstress. Call at 1915 R st. n.w.; no cards. 1 VE esa a FOR Cooke, MAIDS, VRS vers, Dutlers, seamstresses, nurees, maids tnd: ouier help, with Teferenées, for this ay othercities. 929 F st.n.w. Telephone 379-2. PRICE Eco. my30-6t" UY es Ee FRENCHMAN, A SITU- ation as waiterand coachman; can speak four lan- rood references. Address Box 105,Star office, ED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND WELL ‘young German girl, 8 Situation in a smaii family to assist in general housework and care dren.” Address Box 151, Star office. oy FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- W thnnids,ocamstreseons murves, lagy's'niatds; Reese eepers, 15 drivers, 10 farm hands, 10 housemen— ities aid country—tarmilies, hotels, and summer re- sorts, F, M. BURNHAM, 630 and 682 F st. n.w. my28-60 a) ANTED—HEADQUARTER FOR COOKS, HOUSE. Witton, maids, waitress, nurses, sundgese roca cooks, walters, butlers, coschmmen, farm and dairt; all nationalities; city and country. NAT. BUREAU, 517 7th st. nw. myzz7-6t" WANTED—ROOMS, ‘ANTEN—A LADY WANTS PARLOR AND BED- room or aleove room with enclosed bed, conven- iont gears, Price not to exceed $15 per month. Ad- dress HARLEM, Star Office, it WANTED--HOUSES. 7 ANTED—HOUSE WITH STABLE OR PART OF (W Avvase, avg or six rooms, rent not over 820 or muall place'on W.& O.RR., near city ‘and station. ‘Address W. G., 101 F st. n. myS1-ste W: NTED—TO RENT IN THE N.W. SECTION Bi tues timonthe may’ buy inte on it me ‘a month; er on if aut Sldness Box be tar office. __my31-3t SW ANTED-FOR 96,000 T0 $8,000 CASH—IMME- diately—one large House or twosmaller ones, in 00d neighborhood. NTI 4 | Address. with full particulars, Rood nent ke. JOHN T. WINTER, MD. 556 ak stnw. mayS1-3t NTED —FROM OWNERS — DESIRABLE ‘uses and Lowe to: ‘Customers waiting. Com- missions moderate, aed MoKIBBIN & HERRING, my31-3t 1331 F street. ‘ANT! AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS W itr Cooks. ‘Ghambermatder Waitress Paundone and Kui Men Waiters, Cooks. Cosel: Bad Bi Sa SG \NTED — BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND grown daughter, the care of « furnished house or spesnmmeistar cine Bar ke BOARDERS DESIRED IN THE MOUN- tainsof Maryland, near Brownsville; convenient rith gucd table board, home couiforts: reterences exc! : T_FOK FOUR MONTHS, THREE FUR- first floor, north sua south fronts, Lighttul, No. 322 » LARGE AIRY T rooms, beautifal grove large, cool aud any 28-33t* 2d floor, well-suited for te family, No. 1316 K st. n.w. my28-3t HR RENT—ONE NICELY FURNISHED BAY indow front room, southern exposure; conven all lines of cars; rent reasonable. BO. Tak! f the most beautiful nect rh and healthy: tables, milk and ice ; dane: EN tions of Virvinia; loca” plenty of slinde, frulta, vege- nig pavilion, is D.S PAVENNER, IRST-CLASS BOARD CLAGETT MANSION near Silver Springs Stat dress Clagett Mansion, Brightwood 1 E Ww NDERSIGNED WILL, IN DUE SEASON, Prepared to accommodate | jleasant mountain home. W. Va, GEO. W. F )R RENT_SECOND FLOOR OF 817 Space for rent. Inquire at 3307 N st, n.w. m28-6* ‘OR RENT—@18, FURNISHED TWO ROOMS, ‘window alcove: use of Gini louse on west wide of 15th at. a limited number of \ldress T_FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR ‘ensuite, with priva ee te bath; 1601 1st nw. /ELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN the mountains of Virginia at The Brook; plent anilk and ice, fresh ve Address Mrs. C. STO) 2-1. KR RENT—1328 1 ST. W. OPPOSITE FRANK- lin Square, cool pleasant Rooms for the summer. mtg aie )R RENT—SUITES OF CHEERFUL AND COOL rooms at 1140 Conn. ave. and 1734 ‘Conn, ave., with or without UMMER BOARD NEAR THE BLUE RIDGE ded yard ice and milk in per month. Address Misses RICE. (Ovoct), Pari yuquier County, Va. MMER BOARDERS CAN, B ‘Deaccommouated ou reasonable terms n, Hotel, Winchester, Vi ET, Proprietor. nge, airy Tooms, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Pleasant localit; nout boa coniforts: reasonal Gand H, near Pennsylvant ‘T_COR. 9TH AND MASS. AVENUE icely furnished front lines of cara References exchanged. x. {Diana offers frat-class ocommnodaticns: sod tble, ruit, ice, milk in profusion, &. Terms i ‘Address i OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, and 3rd floors: modern improvements; north and South exposure: lass Dourd. 1416 N JOR RENT_ROOw: Tools oN 1st and 2d floors with aw. XCEILENT | SPR} ihade, 13 miles from Hur- Try, nearest town 10 infmiites walk. A W. 8, Elan, Keep Tryst P, O., Washington County, Mc , HANDSOMELY FURNISHED board, at 1807 H RR RENT—920 14TH ST. gle aud en suite; furnished LOST AND FOUND. ST—ON A METROPOLITAN timore and ono as pocket ao ieee rae Ermand Sates ISHED ROOMS, 2D modern itprovements; north snd id if left with the a 191s Hat naw IVINGSTON, ISTH ST. FEW ‘doors above K st. and Frauklin ieehouses I i snd beautifut locaton. Pletmant, fed roomn, superior gual” hisiied rooms superior q table boarders ‘elephone 911-3 _FOR RENT—FLATS. T—AT VERY LOW RATES FIVE LARGE 9 rooms, in the B. ‘sts T.w,, OM pecond, ROIDERED SHAWL ALSO pera House to the caunp groumd, Suitable te- "8 Opera, if returned to 116 10th at 6. oF Star office: 11° OST_—ON LAST TUESDAY A SCOTCH YELLOW terrier; number of 7. French Hotel ITE breast pin with “Daisy arene epee ee =o eee cess hair only on head and'tail. Liberal reward, to 2151 H. BRO} ir TRAYED OR STOLE! Sunday afternoon, zl fa ‘tall tipped. bisek abswers, ranuzele: ears a 1 ; aime of Bosco, Suitable reward paid O8T—ON THE 30TH INST, BETWEEN 0 AND i Cemetery, a sina ae A sultabls” ‘reward Mt §.Senate. _my31- ELET ON MAY fie ‘left at e RO} oo THE MORNING OF THE 3071 Bat, a Pads Gold Chatriaise Werch. 610 SHEIRY, 623 D st. nw. my31-3t" elegance, special attent ants, Convenience treet cars pase doors every two minutes, THOMAS J. FISHER, 1324 F st. n.w., or 2025 M st, on premises FOR_RENT—OFFICES. R RENT—OFFICES, UNFURNISHED ROOMS: v1 fant ait oth stn w, Mee Re copying. 7th ste. nw. and, J OST—A GOLD BANGLED Bk. (Boe Aliberal reware wil be pat ity Hall and Park, 4: OTa Type writing and Wie Ha BYES OE phn PA WANTED—LOTS. {W ANIED- 0 EXCHANGEA HANDSOME NEW proved property. Address Box 17, Star office my6-im WASTED SPECIALLY IMPROVED AND UX: pack eee em owners; emeeor 3.0. ‘cor. Sth and Fate bat [ OST—ON 218T INST. 12102 ith brows ears. returned to LYONS" MI 30-3 REWARD — LOST ON FRIDAY, MAY 279TH, ‘ame of Gipsey. WHITE SETTER a aa aoe reward wil NT—920 F ST, N. W., TWO NICE OFFICE sei tock Creek. ay Rooms 15. eka, RK RENT—OFFICES IN LE DROIT BUILDING, ypposite U. 8. Post and Patent Office: two rooms ou. floor, fronting Sth and ¥ sts., with ample sign feece, cultable for patent stoner. 7 ‘business. "A. chipped; answers O8T—A YOUNG BLACK AND T7 full grown, wore 2 rit ag Boe ‘Most desirable ioowtions, tw. for Fea ei cOig. | Address THOMBPDON, btar ollice. ‘Five dollars will be paid for bis return to 1798 Z.st, ‘ave., next door to P.O.) See el Sta tana eae ._. BOARDING. Ames TAKING haat IN DESIRABLE Waster er aA 1 prom] ‘my pale ‘couple and sev- to'go with her. Home res and saShinrmee grace esi i. & COR, 17TH AND. DUPONT HOUSE, ¥. 1 with, oF witiiout amet Swope rendy for Oluncr SPRAGUE, MCbay, oak oF month ee ea > ROOMS, WITH FIRST- me Nateeren Sauer gee a SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR RENT_STORES. ae {USSIAN ‘THER OStndags either in teaches ‘OST—A WALLET Wi tues my30-: ne my2e3 [28t-00e stRaven Away Ty K AND bata. or ta Bet ke Toes, Cpa reasserted tcoemen ort it orkave,bet, 13un and 14th eta, PERSONAL. Liberal reward will aes and 720 Oth st_se., uew six. = = Biya eS sap net DAs meer we Ors ser ety ~ ; soe HgS Lan Soir 308 D 6.6 coach OFFICE Roo! 8 Tih ste Bee 305 San Wulid'g tron: oa B33 1211 Fat. Sa floor, Te. S10 da ave, trum 10 ieee 75 BAL st bw. Bd Hoge ani sts bw. tal ‘me for rent or sale is Iiberally free of cont to the Owber. s ‘For list of Uroperty for sale, call sir send at offina, _my3i ROHOLTZMAN Lot snd Feu aw, JOR RENT—HOUSE 426 BOUNDARY ST. N.Wl second door from. Sth st. facings Le Drak Porky frente, within easy reach of 7th aud # nnue Inquire at 420 Boandary Tee FOR RENT THE FURNISHED HOUSE Jeae K street u.w., on reasonable terms for thr «ima ver months Fe, RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE, 1605 F ST, from 15th June to Ist of October #30 fer mouth, GW LINKING, my3-31t* Corner 1#ih and H's FOF RENT—aOvses. 1421 Qat. nw, tm ie BA. nw Rw. 12r. 865 WLS U st. nw, 6r, 4 4th ston Or. Mth stn. w., or. 19 Corcorai ©. 5) 81 Myrtle si hie. tr, Nass. ave uw. &r < i 25 G20 Lawe: Rear 251 7th wt... ‘The above is only @ portion of ‘the property oa my. the Istand 15th. [yi] THOS. BE. Wat FRE BESTSA UERY, DESIRABLE: FURNISHED Honse of ten rooms, tath and buttler’s pant-y on Hillyer ave ADDISON & LAKCOMUE _mySLate 04 Fat JOR RENT—1419 OTH ST. NW. FIVE ROOMS, water, bath, gus and latrobe, for’ #18 in adva- hew paper and’ paint. Inquire at SIS Oat. myth ot? JOR RENT—NEAR THEC A DESTRABL and pleasant OR RENT—THREE STOR OR RENT—A NINE-ROOM HOUSE AT DI Cire od. inp, cast corner” EN ROOMS, OK RENT 17: mod. imps, a; will rent i Tnguite on }rvtntene my 20-3 07 © street nw., 11 rooms, laundry, fe, 11 14th st, 12 room, bath and furuac. room, 3331 14th at, new store and stable, and two fate con. nd bath. 11 rooms and beth room. Pos- * All of above property ts iu elegant repair and will be HEITMULL & co. my28-1w 3 14th wt © STN. EL, SIX | Row RENT—SPectaL—rar 530 Spruce st, LeDroit Park: #; all modern fia fae rounda 50. “Als, $15 : 8X rooms; all moderu impr CHAS, E 806 Pat new THAT BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED tu. W., to October Iwt, at iy of adults. BATES '® mays at NTLY, FURNISHED AT FEA 1810 N st. n. w., op the eitiat lea, tion,to October Ist rent low toa mmuall family BATTS. & WHITMAN, 1407 F stu. w. nyt JOR RE CE SMALL HOUSPS—715 A 37 2. €., 6-room brick.only #. ver mnonth : 808 7th, st. s.c., 6-room brick, only #16.30 fer mouth. BUSHNELL © CARUSI, my28-2t* TOOS F at. nie. OR RENT—A NICE TWO-STORY, KRESS BRI bay-window, 6-room honse; all mod. imps. 66 st.me. Inguire next door, 6s. my 28-30" ok RENT—HOUSE NO. 625 N 3. AVE. WILL BE Hi yscunt June 1. Inguire P, DILLON, Lat —1 HAVE AT PRESENT A NUMBPR OF Dwellings for reut in Georgetuwi at - BOUT hy mayne WOR RENT—113 B ST. SE. 412 Sth st ne, store room ai : $15 12TH ST. PER xu m 1% Indiana ave. it iit, sid 7x, water 20.40 Store 3010 Mist Fora tull Mstapply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, _my28, 1907 Pennsylvania even, ‘OR RENT— 1126 13th st.n. remeute AMAN, im ke 10r- 517th wt. iw, LOF 13r_.50: Fon aia, 19 V at. n.w., 7, KENT—CBEAP, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- bed. munall hotie, nine W.rovius. i ke af tae ‘Near Dupont Otrete, x uy 2-3 tt nw, 6F.810.33,920.922 tae, 4 Bw. 0,41... sw. Sr, water... ET 131 Va. a ir, wr. pico aes ‘S BEEN GRANTED Sea TS at on OFFICE.” 933 F st. nw. a ee ae ape eee ee