Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1888, Page 2

for the week ending March 24, 1888: Mompay, Mancow 19, 1888.....0... "TURNDAY, MaRcu 20, 1988. Wapwmapay, Mancm 21, 1888... SEINE sos eceaecnenasierecaeoiee = 27,H46 Isolemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the cireulation of THe EVEN~ wo STAR for the week ending March 24, 1888, F. B. Noves, ‘Treas. Evening Star Newspaper Co, Sworn to apd subscribed before me this twenty. sixth day of March, A. D. 1888. A.BOREUY, - Notary Public. —————— ‘The opening of the International Counell of ‘Wowen Ip this city waturally suggests a retrospect over the forty years which bave passed since the “woman’s-rights” movement began with anything upproaching an organization. Its a noteworthy fact that the Woman Who was then the acknow!- ‘edged leader of this novel crusade is stit! a prom!- nent figure—perhaps the most prominent agure— im every great gathering of her sex. What ‘MPS Stanton has not seen and does not know of the work to which she has devoted the Dest years of a busy life it would be hand to dis- cover, But the changes she has witnessed in the condition of Womankind 1s indeed a marvel. The iarried women’s acts of 1848 and 1849, passed by ‘the legislature of her own state and widely copted Dy others, granting to wives the right to hold as their separate property anything which they owned at the time of their marriage or of which they decame possessed at a later date through in- Leritance or conveyance from other persons than thetr RusBands, was the first step of a series, taken with fitting deliberation and caution, toward the recognition of woman's identity 8 an individual, without regard to her family ties ‘of Blood of wedlock. At the same time a hundred callings which formerly were closed against ‘Women on account of the tradition that their sex 13 weak and incompetent to perform the ordinary Guties of Dread-winners, are now not only opened to them but positively offer a welcome to those who are brave enough to enter. The industrial censuses of England and the United States tell the same story of advancement. Woigen have at- tained celebrity in the pulpit, at the Dar, ae practl- Uionersof medicine, in the fine arts and on the press Tt would be easy to dill columns with the record of thetr achievements tn various callings to which tuey have shown themselves admirably adapted, and which once they could not have pursued without unsexing themselves. Of course, at the Dottom of every effort by the reformers to lift woman out of her old narrow sphere into a Droader and better one, bas lain the idea of pro- caring for her the elective franchise. In some parts of our country and in respect to certain elec. tons they have succeeded. There are to-day ‘Women serving as mayors, as justices, a3 aider- me, and in other official capacities to which they have been raised in part by the ballots of other ‘women. Whether or not one believes that society ‘would be improved by giving woman a larger share im ts government it will not do to treat the sut- frage movement with anything but respect. That st 1s not yet completety victorious is no argument against its positive usefulness as a factor in his- tory. It has at least served to keep the pubilc in- ‘Terest allve and the public conscience awake tothe ‘wrongs which womankind really suffered in the past, and from which the legislation of forty years’ progress In Anglo-Saxon civilization nas Drought or @ large measure of relter. EASTER BARGAINS. HEILBRUR. ONE-PRICE SHOE BOUSE, 402 SEVENTH STREET. Come Is. THIS SORT OF WEATHER 1ST GOING ‘TOLAST MANY DAYS. SUNSHINE SURELY FOULOW. SPRING CLOTHES NECESSARY TO FULL ENJOYMENT OF EARLY SPRING, SPRING OVERCOATS GOING LIVELY. SPAIN SUITS ALL HERE. STOCK GIGAN- Tic, VARIETY IMMENSE, STYLES EX- QUISITE. FIT PROPER PRICES LOW. SOFT ROLL SACK SUITS. STRAIGHT FRONT SACK SUITS, CUTAWAY SUITS. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK SUITS, IX PLAIDS. IN CHECKS IN STRIPES. IN BARS, IN MIXTURES. IN FLAKES. IN WORSTEDS. IN TWEEDS. IN CHEVIOTS. IN CASSIMERES. IN EVERYTHING— THATS GOOD, THATS FASHIONABLE, HATS NEW, THATS WORTH HAVING. G00D TIME TO MAKE SELECTIONS Now. STOCK ALL IN. SIZES ALL HERE. As- SORTMENTZCOMPLETE. PRICES RIGHT. FIFTY-THREE STYLES ALL-WOOL{SUITS $10. THIRTY-EIGHT KINDS AT $12. FORTY-RIGHT LOTS AT 13.50. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN DIFFERENT KINDS AT 15. SEVENTY STYLES AT 918. SIXTY-TWO STYLES AT $20. THIRTY- RIGHT STYLES AT $22. NINETY-FOUR STYLES AT $25. TWENTY-EIGHT STYLES AT €30. TWENTY-FOUR AT 835. TAKE A WEEK OFF AND LOOK'EM OVER OPEN DAILY FROM 8 A. M. TO 7 P. M.* SAKS AND COMPANY, FINEST CLOTHING, mh26 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. IN AMERICAN MAKES SUCH MILLS AND MAKERS AS “FAIRFIELD,” “SCHAGLITI- CORE,” “BERKLEY,” “ROYAL” “CLEAR RIVER," “NORTH ADAMS," “ROCK.” “SWIFT RIVER.” “BROADBROOK,” “AU- BURN," “NATIONAL,” EDDY, SAWYER, HARRIS, CHASE, &0, &c, ADD THEIR STANDARD AND RELIABLE CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, TRICOTS, PIQUES, CORK- SCREWS, DIAGONALS, COATINGS, SUIT- NGS, &o. OUR FACILITIES FOR MAKING UP THESE GOODS ARE UNSURPASSED. THEY ARE CUTIN OUR OWN STORE BY THE MAN’ WHO TAKES THE MEASURE AND WHO CAME TO US FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK MERCHANT TAILORS. ALL COATS ARE TRIED ON “IN BASTE,” THUS INSURING SATISFACTORY FIT WHEN FINISHED. OUR STOCK BEING PROBABLY THE LARGEST AS WELL AS THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE IN THE CITY, AND OUR PRICES AT LEAST ONE-THIRD LESS THAN THE MERCHANT TAILORS, WEY SHOULDNT YOU PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR SPRING GOODS WITH US? E, B. BARNUM & Co, 931 PENN. AVENUE. Sree, coming congested around those patie Siqnafactured for the Loxttirate Furaiti Marcus Stone's Exquisite ——— ‘The argument by a correspondent that the ‘Washington taxpayer will not profit by high ligense in the same manner and to the same ex- tet as the taxpayers of other cities overlooks sev- eral considerations, In this city the license money pot only becomes part of the city’s revenue but It swells the amount which 18 to be equalled by the Government in its appropriations for the District. ‘So that each dollar paid for licenses does double ‘Work forthe taxpayer of thiscity. The fact that uo Treasury Of the United States is the treasury of the District does not alter the case. All the District revenues, including the unex- ‘pended surplus in the Treasury, should of course be appropriated and expended for the benefit of ‘the District as soon as possible. But the existence ot ® surplus is no argument for a reduction of licenses, or against an increase. If the people of tue Duitrict are overtaxed, the rate of taxation sould be decreased. But with the present needs of the city in view, Washington will probably Rnd no diMeulty in spending to great advantage, ali Chat it can get from licenses, general taxes at ‘(ke present rate, the proportionate quota of the ‘United States, unappropriated surpius and all, a ‘To-morrow the bill to grant a charter tothe ‘Nicaragua Canal Co. comes up in the House of ‘Hepresentatives, Raving already passed the Sen- ate. This isa measure of great national import- ‘ance, and it is to be hoped that our national legis- lature will not allow itself to be diverted trom a full and fair consideration of the measure by merely obstructive tactica. If the measure be what its friends claim, the best interests of the country demand its passage; the more 99, since ‘this request before Congress ts not for money or guarantee, Dut simply a charter to do the work ‘tbat the government of Nicaragua bas already granted a.concession to do. If, on the contrary, ‘the measure be pot for the interests of the country, that fact should be so plainly demonstrated as to ywevent the application ever being renewed, << ‘appears from a communication pubilshed in enother column that while the extreme prohibi- tonists and liquor-dealers both oppose high oes se they do not agree in doing so. Apparentiy the former opponents have agreed not to agree in ‘amy respect, agd thetr common action must be construed a8 an additional indication of disagree- ment AS a matter of fact, however, they do evidently agree in their treatment of the high- Meense question. This concord may be painful and ucnatural to Doth of them, but the observant public cannot be deceived as to the fact of its ‘existence, <<< ‘The quatre! between the Chicago, Burlington end Quincy Railroad Company and its neighbor, tbe Chicagu, Hock Island and Pacife, has reached a stage where the whole public is likely to take an interest in the developments. The charge of tle- xal discrimination brought by tho Burlington is net by a. charge of illegal conspiracy tn the alleged uttempt to create a gigantic rallroad trust, made by the Hock Island road against the ‘The pubUc will be anxious to learn all that each road has to say against the other, and will be espe. cally interested ia the particulars of tne alleged railroad trust or combination tn opposttion to pub- Lc interests and im deflance of the interstate com- merce law, Xo S27 low se. fares dope tras Fees? Great Slaughter in eke to Removal. tae ‘Collars, re- WE WEL zriove aul s ~ dendito Hie" ian eae Finest uur tiy Linen Cuffe, reduced to 20c. rt Saint, the ola iavorita, reduced from Bonzav or Fasmox, 1434 New York ave. n.w., Will open @ case of Imported Novelties in HIGH CLASS MILLINERY On WEDNESDAY, March 25. mb10-3m Dane Poser Warez WE HAVE JEWETT'S FILTERS, PAGKED WITH CHARCOAL AND GRAVEL ALSO, GATE CITY STONE FILTERS. W. M BEVERIDGE, mb23-3te 1009 Sree Haze THE DUNLAP FIYTH AVENUE SPRING STYLE ow SLE AND DERBY MATS INTRODUCED TO-DAY WILLETT & BUOFr, aks Sm ‘Sole Agents, 905 Penna Ave, A NEW SUIT axp SPRING OVERCOAT. Our Stock of CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS, DIAGONAL, CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS, MOBAIRS, &c., Comprise the pick of Foreign and Domestic Markets. BUSINESS SUITS to order from.. DRESS SUITS to order from. TROUSERS to order from. SPRING OVERCOATS... fu tus a A rPaa ‘00 €17 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Washington, D. C. _mb26-mith n7-m,ws6m —_816 Chestnut No Moss Buck Acuz. KNOWLTON’S WOVEN BED WITH PATENT * SUPPORT. As one-t your life is spent in, how i 1¢ Patent Support th ‘the rm wire gees — it, thoteby preventing tne tiood fr ‘uly « few of the principal dealers in Waminewou, balthoore sod te i “tio fprsrehaes about sak for RNOWLTON'S WOVEN Steution if WITH PATENT SUPPORT, and take ther. Sader row Burajture Dealers will receive prompt D. KNOWLTON, 416 8th st. n. pase to onde Opo. WHITE, FOR SUPERB BRIDAL GIFTS, MAKER," first proofs just ready: “WHITE WINGS," Chapman; “SCENE NEAR MENDON," Eaton; “THE MILLSTREAM," Donuard; “A QUIET HOUR," Gravier;; “SOLEMN AND SILENT EVERYWHERE,” Edmund W. Evans; “OLD BRIDGE AT WARWICK." F. Slocome; ‘Mac Whirter's “BIRKS OF ABERFELDY,” and many other NEW ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTO-ENGRAVINGS, &c. ‘The beat portraita of the late EMPEROR WILLIAM, FREDERICK III, PRINCE WILLIAM snd other cele- brities of Europe. PAINTINGS, MIRRORS. Ail tho best styles of CARD and CABINET FRAMES, PICTURE FRAMES, ROGERS’ GROUPS, &v. JAMES 8. EARLE & SONS, ‘Washington. D. ¢. Qe Ti ae Ao ean abject, “A PEACE- $20 25 mbr?4-3t 1226 Pennaylvani a4 ILaet. Wx. H. McKuew, Successor to the late R # TAYLOR, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Er ods FT Bt ie fe Sind 7 iE PE my cog ec REET ERE ge CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. A large and attractive sasortment of fine Suits for Ladies, and Children. ranging in price for La- 0 to $55, and for Misses and Children— dies from ages 4 to 16 yeare—from 85 to $28. Largo, popular-price assortment of Children's Light- ‘Weight Coats, ranging from $3.50 and upward. Ladies" Short Wraps, in Jet, Gimp, Lace, silk, Cam- e's Hair and Cloth effects, in all the new and nobby ‘shapes, ranging in price from @7.50 to @75. Jackets in all the new cloths and latest styles. Full lime new on exhibition. Long Wreps in Regians and Newmarkets. A new lot of Jerseys just in. GLOVES. ‘We open to-day a lot of Ladies’ Gloves, in 4-button’ Kid, and Sued, tan assortment, at 85 cents per pair: ‘nd another lot of 8-button Mowsquetaire Suede, tan and gray assortment, at $1 per pair. Both lots of Gloves are embroidered in Self and Black, Complete stock of Gloves in all the best makes, i f mh24.2t PALACE OF MUSIC. BARGAINSIN UPRIGHT PIANOS SLIGHTLY USED. ORGANS GOOD AS NEW, $25 AND UPWARD. PIANOS RENTED $4 PER MONTH. SQUARE PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW UPRIGHTS. PIANOS SLIGHTLY USED @45 AND UPWARD. NEW ORGANS SOLD ON 85 PAYMENTS. PIANOS RENTED AND RENT APPLIED ON PURCHASE. ORGANS RENTED $2 PER MONTH. PIANOS MOVED, BOXED, AND SHIPPED. NEW PIANOS BOLD OK 610 PAYMENTS. PIANOS STORED AND INSURED FOR PARTIES LEAVING THE CITY. CASH BARGAINS IN SMALL SQUARE PIANOS. PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED. FREEBORN G. SMITH, PATTERN BONNETS, axp LATEST MILLINERY NOVELTIES, TUESDAY AXD WEDNRSDAY, MARCH 27TH AND 26TH. ‘MISS BETTIE TOMLINSON. 1140 7TH STREET, W. M. Snuster & Soxs, 919 PENNA. AVE. ELEGANT STOCK OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS. We are showing beautiful styles in all grades, with handsome floral designs, in cream, white, pink, and Diue grounds. Fine BENGABINES, both plain and printed, in very choice colorings. ‘Also, full tine of CHINA SILKS, in black and white ve, 1888, so cenma 1888, Washington, D.C. DRESS TRIMMING BARGAINS TO-MORROW. Prompt payments by our patrons enables us to pay atonce for our purchases Wholessie men know this, andeeck us in cases of emerzency. A check, written Saturday, for $2,130.55, swned A. LISNER, will bring to the PALAIS ROYAL TO-MORROW MORNING & lot of Dress Trimmings, that if boughtearlier in the ‘season, or ander different circumstances, would have cost near $4,000. Shall only add our usual moderate profits TO-MORROW AT THE PALAIS ROYAL, Cor Jer Trnnnsos, Exc. JET COLLARS, reaching to the @aist, both beck and front; in fact, covering nearly the entire basque Even the most expensive (@12) are nearly half price. JET GIMPS, from 25c. to $20 a yard—nearly fifty intermediate prices, Several pieces of different styles ‘at same prices, Have you gleaned an idea of the va- wi you can’t tell how chesp they are till you have seen ‘what we are offering at the various prices TO-MORROW AT THE PALAIS ROYAL. Cer Stem Trnooses, Exc. Having bought the stock under very advantageous circumstances, we should be enabled to quote prices ‘Unusually low, and still cain a fair profit, ‘Steel Gimps as hixh as §: yard. Gold and Silver Gimpa, Steel, Gilt, Silver, and Jet Ornaments for Sash Ends in very beautiful designs. Bright Steel and Gilt Sets (5 pieces). ‘The New Milanese Gimps of Cut Stecl, in new Greens, Grays, aud Terra Cotta Ladies accustomed to wear expensive Dress Trim- mings will appreciate the prices asked ‘TO-MORROW AT THE PALAIS ROYAL. Braweo Dasss Tanmrsos, Exc. Braided Gimpa in all the Now Shades and in very many beautiful Patterns, from a few cents to 2.358 yard. Braided Sets a much as $2.68. Braided Panets up to #4, Silk Gimps, from next to nothing up to @5 a yard. 8a~ if you have not yet selected Dress Trimmings and Buttons for your new dress, we can assure you & dolight:ul surprise in quantities, variety, qualities,and prices ‘TO-MORROW AT THE PALAIS ROYAL. EW Ploase glance at advertisement below. Forsale as well, But if you will call wo shall treat you asa visitor toa free exhibition. We know a Wrap or Suit is not bought under the impulse of « moment. Perhaps you think it too early. but you want to know where to go when you do intend buying, and that is ‘why we want sou particularly to examine our new Suitsand Wraps, learn the prices, and have the one that takes your fancy tried on. If you are so situated aw not to have to rsk credit we confidently expect your future patronase. ‘Advertisement continued below. ec <f __THE PALAIS ROYAL. Neary 500 Durrearxr Scrrs, Bought of the same makers who supplied our neigh bors, yet we are able to quote lower prices, because ought for cash and sold for cash. ‘Having cortain styles confined to us and having only one suit each of these we can guarantee Exclusive Styles. ‘The low-priced §uits have little or no trimming, the high-priced el braided and finished in cus- ‘om-made style, ‘ ‘Ladies’ Suita, from 87 to $43. ‘Misses’ Suits (12 to 18), #8 to $20, Chiidren’s Suits (4 to 12), $3.75 to $12. ‘Smaller Children’s (1 to 4), 68c. to $10. $a- Undoubtedly the heat variety of high-class novelties for children in this city. ‘Advertisement continued below. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Tax New Vises For 1888. The “Pelerine” is an abbreviated Visite. Very beautifully trimmed with cut jet beads, Prices, $12, $15, 822, @27 and 830. The New Visites seem to be more graceful than last year's, and much better quality in given at the prices, $12, 820, 822, 823, $25, €35, 937. Mourning Visites trimined in dull jet beads, at $17, $20, 821, $25, $29, 634 and 639. ‘For Old Ladies, Two New Styles, at iy? JET ORNAMENTS, from 10c. to $5 each. Of course yard, PILLOW-CASE LIN! ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 11th and F ste. mw. ALL THE NEW SHADES ‘TO MATCH THE SPRING DRESS GOODS. SPECIAL. —2i-inch Fancy Silk Braids, threaded with gold bullion in handsome pat- terns, in Gobelin, Gobier Tans, Browns, Fus- chia, Terra-Cotta, Mabogony, &e,, anda combi- nation of Black and Steel, ONLY 50c. PER YARD. ‘2-imch Solid Tinsel Braids, in light delicate shades, ONLY 50c. PER YARD. SUPERB LINE of ALL TINSEL BRAIDS, in CREAM, IVORY, GOLD, AND WHITE, in various widths, 34, 42, 50, 62, 75, @1, @1.35 to €3.50 per yard. ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of SILK GALLOON BRAIDS, in the new shades tomatch the Spring Woolens, at 25, 46, 50, 68, 75c. @1, @1.35 to $2.75 per ya There is a voty ilttle that is desirable in ‘Braids that we haven't. SPECIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED To our MAGNIFICENT VARIETY or JETTED DRESS TRIMMINGS, Comprising-- JET GALLOONS, FRINGES, PASSEMENTERIES, ORNAMENTS, PENDANTS, EPAULETTES, : corms, EDGINGS, ko. QMfain floor, rear.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta. n.w. Lex Eooum Ono of the greatest features of otr business is Linens. What we sell for Linen we guarantee to be ALL LINEN, and NOTHING BUT LINEX, be it handkerchiefs, damask, napkins, towele, shirtings, sheeting. pillow-case, crash, oF toweling. ‘To-day we call special attention to our Par- ticularly Complete Line of IRISH BODY LINENS AND BED-WEAR LINENS, Comprising the FINE MEDIUM WEIGHTS, SUPERIOR FAMILY WEIGHTS, and the EXTRA DOUBLE-WEIGHT HOUSEWIFE 36-inch Fine Medium-weight Pure Irish ‘Linana, 50, 60. 6234, and 65 cents per yard. ‘36-inch Superior Family Pure Irish Linens, 45, 56, 68, 8736 cents, and 81.00 per yard. 36-inch Heavy Double-weight House-wife Pure Irish Linens, 45, 50, 56, 624 and 75e. per “8, Superior qualities, especially made for pilow- cases on account of their superior finish, bleach and duralpity. 42-inch, 50, 58 and 68c. per yard. 46-inch, 50, 56, 58, 62, 68, 75 and 800. 50-ineh, 58, 823. 68, 75, 85, 90, #1 and 81.35. 54-inch, 60, 68,75, 85, 90,81 and $1.50 per SHEETING LINENS. ‘These are unquestionably the best qualities Possible to retail at these prices, 62-inch 81 per yard. 724nch, 90c. per yard. 90-inch, 85, 81, $1.12% and $1.25, 100-inch, $1.35 per yard. ‘Your critical examination and comparison is invited. ta-Largest and best lighted Linen Depart- ment in the city. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta. 386¢Ixcu Joxes Cansric 1560. Wo offer twenty-five new pieces of Jones celebrated Fine Soft Cambric, especially destr- able for Ladies’ and Children's Underwear, which we offer at the low price of 15c. PER YARD, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. 'ED_ENERGETIO, RELI E Meee eee te 5 om with references, P.O. Box WANTED. AGENTS POR THE CELEBRA TED eiticeaeg,, {cL DUNLAP, Patentee O19 He Wasted—To-pav. MBERMAIDS, house ctria walters, Ke: pochaces tae ete: furnistied. “Also, good eat 10 well BTEVENw Employment Dunaur #17 bute wee 2... a vie Worn Racer Start tan Re oa ved apply But fete! 2 wages fo desirab.e nen. Alidress Box 80; Star office * ASTED—A COMPETENT WAT r WAT Pat SATE SHER SETTLE WASTED--A COLORED bo to make himseif useful about the house. SMITA'S HOTEL, 800 Est, nm ty ANTED—COLORE} ¥ ABOUT 15 YEARS OF W ace to run errsndsandiegeeen s etal ante by physica: must have good reiew Route, Addrees Box O73 poctothce sg ANTED—AN EDUCATED GENTLEMAN OF Werctitsinem sure neat yiays with references, COLLINS ORS Fat ew ‘second floor. GERMAN MAN AS POR. % 470 Peunsylvania ave. It WA&SZED [LADIES TAILORS, MEX, WHO UN- none ply: steady work: an Sans Nivel ANTED_A STRONG, HEALTHY Boy, Win Or colored, to attend to hres 10" labors work. “Apply at PEARSON'S PRINTING OFFI Sthand Dstt : ANTED— GENTLEMAN, NATIVE OF WASH- ed auliry 8£5 wockly for bewinniug. “ApDIp vo 5: Mm niug. Apply to 8. f Tart aw teead 2 'ANTED—AT DICK’S AGEN $10 to $40; chambermaids, Waitresses, nure-s, Jaundrens, men cooks, ‘walters, butlers coschiven, Tels: wases $10 to ut = Chapel and, Calvert Va OHN b. EAs, Bec ED—500 COOKS: ALSO, NURSES, MAL W Aitbarease wartreesta cites Wuys twine ned colored), farm ai! en. aay ae ase {RADA GILBERT'S. 1107 Beuueyivante sve. aw. i hese | yANTED — SALESMAN FOR AN EASTERN Nj manufactory; e smart, setive He man of sod ‘who ean sell goods. ferenc. . WW. COLE. Star Spies SOLE, Sus WANTED — TWO RELIABLE SERVANTS. ONE iirvt class Gok ands chambermaid. wages 1° snd 90, Apply, with references, Box 100, Star ofhce, Brick Co. Wi % three compeient brick-tossers 4 a ‘WW ANTED-SEVEN INSURANCE SOLICITORS TO Tepresent 3 big steady employ- Saree eed Pa wea mbh24-3t* is 929 F st. WWANTED—A Tap: NT AND RE. a, can ac ston worthy of her time and eObaiaey gi por Weck, "Aire: dire dayh" wal WASTED-4 GIRL TO HELP AT 11 house work and take care of two children. at.ne. mu24. WANTED — 1,000 LaDy AGENTS wMEDI- Grand mt for | ately, Grand new ri pnderrarment for females: $10 aday. Proof tres. Mrs. H. F. Chicago, Ti. Wise’ ‘Cook, nw. ‘ WANTED A YOUTH WITH SOME KNOWLEDG! windows. Al \ i WW ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO CAN. vass for the New Singer Automatic 1 VS. Machine: Iiberal inducements to the right $iidea "Addie: THE INGER MPO c0., Gi Gan WASTED MORE MEN TO SELL OUR FRUIT ‘and ornainental stock: we give food waxes and steady work. Write for terms toE. B. RICHARDSON ECo", Nurverymen, Geneva, N. ¥ mhiv-1 jor Square; uo paper pat ? : Mtiaconriven or uo chatweat 1317 Pat nw. cris pheaemeemaciverd Haber WV ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMPN TO CAN- Wr ge ge Nee Singer Auisuatie Lena 1 and V3. Machin ties, Address THE SINGER M'F'G CO. 616 9th Ht n-w., opposite the Patent Ofer. whide2w NV sea. condiattcd by inden, Men an Woten: wh colored nds of Souert and states, with reference 717 M Ww: ED—AN ACTIVE MA’ event, in his own localt esent, in his 0 3 thes enacted SUPE MEO. Bao, Sew York" “mhi9-m&tudw AN ERY FAMILY. Me Rags eg ag oa rs degeket tis, PRGA! Wein oe ais B. Parsrizy & “Cos. BLACK GOODS, - ‘These renowned fabrics need no Iaudation at our hands, other than that they embody the highest results in fineness of texture, super- iority of finish, lasting durability, and are the favorite black fabric with Indies of good taste. ‘We makes special feature of them, and carry what we believe to be the most complete line of them in the city, embracing — SILE-WARP HENRIETTAS, SILK-WARP MELROSE. SILK-WARP CLAIRETTE. SILK-WARP TAMISE. SILK-WARP PRINCETTA, SILK-WARP CONVENT. SILK-WABP FEATHER. SILK-WARP CREPF, &c. ‘And show EACH FABRIC in DIFFERENT QUALITIES. We aleo offer excellent qualities of BLACK ALL-WUOL NUN'S VEILINGS. ‘36-inch at G23c. per yard. 40-inch at 75c. per yard. 42-inch at @1 and $1.25 per yard. BLACK ALL-WOOL CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE. 42-inch at $1, $1.25 and 81.50 per yard. ‘We have all that is desirable in Black Dress Goods for Spring and Summer. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, nw. Mews Smers Mavs. We have every facility for making Men's Shirts to measure, and guarantee the fit, the work and the price—6 for $9, $10.50 and $12. ‘We have an elegant line of FANCY SHIRT FRONTS FOR FULL DRESS SHIRTS. ‘Every shirt made on the premises. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta. now. Weare prepared to take ‘ORDERS FOR , LADIES’ RIDING HABITS, and ate showing an excellent line of French Broadcloths and Habit Fabrics. G27" Satisfaction teed. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ate, n.w. Paver Exsaowser Derarnesr. ‘Various new lines of Fancy Doylies, Stamped Bureau Soarfs, Tray Covers, stand Covers, Pil- Jow Shame, &c., have been added to this depart- ___WANTED—-HOUSES with full particulars, mh25-st Wwastep— 5 eI Ieem from $5,500) to. $5,000. in northwest My detieubiy located ou Capltot Hilt? must pay ocd {nterest; will pay ail cash, Address Box 1 eo fee ra p . NTED—TO PURCHASE A BRICK HOUSE OF (Woalneor ten, rovtne: exclusive of bath-roour an Slosets: Kitchen abd dining room oi first floor! mist Senor of Land west of Oth sta. n.w., price not to exoved 89,000: one-half cash, balance Mt any time frithin oue yeas, at option ‘of Burchaser. "Address Burotice mba at” Ww NTED—TO BUY A HOUSE OF 6 RGOMs ON y paymenta, fo. cash pay men location and price, Box 116 Star offer. with location SQV ANTED — FOR PERMANENT TENANT — Wars tocaica Grelyesroom Fesidence, 81,000 oF 2 " $1,200 Der year. Owner Sh#TREEY & BRADFORD, mh24-3t eee TS08 mt. WW ANTED-HOUSES FROM OWNERS AT ONCE, Customers, we. have. morecallers than Wire to customers: TERRON & HAMEL, D—TAMHAV {Or Hotes torent Owner having tick please dress GEO. W. LINKINS, 10th ang Hts. a WANTED—LOTS. _ NTED—WE HAVE AN APPLICATION FOR te on Meridian Hil. Persons owning lote in division and desiring to sell, will plesae send ‘of Jot aud bige, the’ lowest pace and HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 14th wt. nw. WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED—PAKLOR "FURNITURE | UPHOL- ered. Mattresses inade over in first-class style. References furnished ay to workmanship.” Work dous at residencet. Address C. NELSON, o14 10th st, uw, BUY & WH kiN m1: ANT) LY iN "W ‘ushinton: must be well established, Addrens, stating pant, extent of Greulation, and advertising Fatouinail sample copy to CASH, Lock Box 1704, Ban E' PEOTABLE WOMAN, WITH “For Boast mivGereronces QUIET, 15a) th wt. ANTED-EVERY 0) Wass’ LAUNDRY. 517 9th st. ow. lat collars Sc. and cuffs 4c. per pair. ub! ANTED—IT KNOWN THAT I. {UDD, 1530 ‘ tonwe between F aid Q. cate and makes buss" suita, Indios’ costs and riding habits in mha4-3t* 'ANTED—BY APRIL J8T, NEAR DUPONT house and for ivat MNeMhicree tensa ace WANTED THE USE OF tleman. een ee eee ee Aeman “Satire, “eiving lowest price, M. i Sy fa ‘ANTED— “KEEP WATCH” — ANY ONE. WHO Nees ees Watered bor math Avot ky pre 17-30, WANTED.--SITUATIONS. _ ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ‘* situation as x RENT — FURNISHED SUUTH-FRONT Rooma, with boant single or on surte. me ree phar AN DICK’ ENC ‘FIRST-CLASS k RENT—AT Tid 11TH ST. PORN W Sake ches tates ~ FIRsi Fe rere. Duties, conchmen_ now city references. 613 7tp st.n.w. m24-de* | sired. mags oe Ware. YOUNG LADY Wi as chambe: J dress Box 70, Star oftice ANTED—SITUATIONS POR WHITE AND. . nurees, waiters, Ait at “030.032 Fat 2. ‘ored cooks, mi bands, farm hanus aah24-St* Stee MB SITUATION ¥ frectine, ou "a NT Private family. bes city refercuces. ED AS COE 15 | RST GEASS BAM: | Var Nive p-SITCATION AW USEFUL coMPaN | Wittrchaverose enon “respond | ent, hosekeopor or traveler, “umiterttonatie: refer LED | (ces salary mecotdary consideration Address BC, AS POK(ER AND | YYANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION AS ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN” fins ‘srood hoes, ATIONS FOR ALL KINDS ¢ ers: teference custantesd to Vlumbits, rooms coo Qo RENT TWO LARGE TNFURNISMED : fui. 1120 10th an BY A YOUNG MAN a Post 4 rug clerk: has hal our yea roferouces given. Address EX. se FANTED-BY A KE as copyist. governess, compat y position of ten Fe RENT bor or fore ar Lior k Persons bay ine ™ URNISHED RooMs in Office. suitable for lubt housekeeping. rent not to ex- | Serrseeie epee soceaeee Gi yaxten— 12, ae 3 on ase iprive Shoderste T.f., ED_Two 0 te Reepberbeod Tately ; wear cars and wenbe, 17 3d st me convenient to Fst cara and lao stable t. ANTED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR Between 3d and Sth | 12G st aw. housekeeping ;_ mot . ad Fok BERT Oi 8 ST NW. TWO VERY DE Saws ‘Two ih family. “Rent low MENT, Star office, x mh? WWANTED—T0 lee Fx, RENT—UNFUENIGHED — AT 1417 1 ANTED-THREE FURNISHED OR UNFU ‘ished Rooms, on second floor, all a ‘State terms a oti eu. Sauitary arrange! fe" Permanent if suited “Addrens CARE op fret and twoou the swoond. comprising tbe al it Circle: a referred, for family of ‘Sireot aud nunuber, oF ment ute! be or sooner, furnished or uufurnisbed. breaitest served Foo if TED--BOARD. one are sata = JOR RENT—A SUITE OF Two OR TR ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, BY a GENTLE | F'Rtome bt iuan and bis wife, without children -comfor‘aule ‘within 3 or 4 miles of the city. id out of the city for the musnuuee ioptls, Address Lock Box 048, City P.O. mht FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS JOR SALE—A HAL! fine stocker; price 81 | Summer prices Also, very large front. parlor board in the count with conveyance in tween Tith and 12th sta. OWN YORKSHIRE BOAR, | ‘Address ALE JUST ARRIV choice horses suit ALE AND EXCHANGE St Al . Sd.and 436 sts, and Pa ave. FROM VIRGINIA, SAGE, water inn. onan | ANNI o extra large 34 floor fro TASES EAEMON. | Scereethe toa F“ RENT corner 13u TWO-SEATED RUS 4 te, light and styiten, Apply 485% C at... 20K SALE-A BLACK MAKE. HARNESS AND Piatforia Spring Wagon; call at 1104 nsion I. F. | ] | in deat claee onder me on Perfect sat- | JOR SALE—HANDSOME PAIK YOUNG, SOUND, juire Di KIC HARD = HILL. mba —BAY HORSE. CARRIAGE, ‘and barnes: horse 7 years old; carriawe and tu iss have not been used fivteen times; will be sold to | kether or separate, Also, top Suitable for zrocer or butcher KISON'S Livery Stable, ct | FOR BALE—A BROWN HORSE, SUITABLE Fi doctor of any Light work, will be sold: a ‘bangs as the owner hem io, Ply atonce to THOMAS aun liveral inducements to the right | i ern improvements. Loquire 138 14th, — PUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- | ‘tus for. him. Ay REESKELL & CO. 48540 VED — THREE CAR elebrated Columban i repositories rast. WoW ork ave and 6th at. )OK SALE—A VERY HANDSOME IKON FIRE place, known asthe old-fashioned 0} Dearth, su:tatve abd bands: 1 ‘order: pares wisuing Chane can see it at 27 KE. Capitol st factured “by” the | JAS K. PROBE | ington, con New re chance—Square Piano. A fine rosewood square carved lege: fine tone: good aa new, for only U0: eany payinents: cost $450. An elegant, wood-as-new ‘Steuiway square pi ; carved lege, fine tone. for only # ost $550: easy payments: hanasonve cover aud A full upright’ grand piano. condition: very fine tone: fuily $265; easy payments; cont 845 the greatest bargains to be found, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 JJPOk SALE-SUBURBAN LOTS_ATA BARGAIN Sherman ave., extension of Mth st. nw Seah payment; iuust be wold. Ahvom 7, Botlding. mw TMENT—SEVERAL. | eewooul feat capi Proving neybborboud, wear sirert « Star of St ot tsc0 square feet. *abno in” YAGONS AND CARTS—THOSE D! siring them would do well t Tntend to xo out of business. UK SALE — JUSP ARRIVED FROM VIRGIN. car load of Horses, Amonsst tl rivers and dratt; also & QUIGLEY, Rear of 933 1 KR SALE—BED FEATHERS, lic. LB. NEW, lean, live picked: the best for ihe money. b.; all orders promptly Jot are first-class forwes, SCHLEGEL JOR SALE—BED FEATHERS,, 150. A POUN' choice, new, aud clean Ales, Geese Teather (Orders by wisi! a SiaTe, Sse" ave | In the center. A liberal reward if delivered “ ‘ARKIAGES— SPRING styles now on exiibition at GEA EA's, 460 Pa. ave. Ladies" Loop-Frout Phaeton uoctore” and other Big: jes all sivies 4 and €-paswenwer Fi WW. FL GEV Fit 406 Pa. ave. @pot on breast: rather short eure. left at 1004 M st mw, Mis. HH. CLAPY. CHEAP — LOT SHOPWORN y Also, Painted wasons, srpenter's, milk ‘on monthly payments orcash. J. 4, ‘ARLES, PARROTS. COMMON aud Faucy pigeous, ba Dieot ior ase fuureday evening, st ethos pleane meat at the same hous aud piace beat Tuiday Seting, aren 0 to order Middies x Vacist-Cloth Uniform Busts at #) Fagen Fens Cains. ge Ghegesta, STRASBUKGER & su. "gr Found corners. $200, HUGO WORCH & CO." Warerooms, 925 7th, at. Soumer Fiano Ave QOR SALE— THE “OTTO” GAS ‘quires no boiler; avoids all ENGINE RE- ve att ve bIBALLAUE, Ae, ESS CHANCES. J. HOTELS, BO: ‘and Bath-bouars \ TLANTIC CITY, N. Cottages, Rk SALE_STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL cof coniectionery store opposite large school. — ELEGANTLY iy located club room ; ‘man with simvall capital, ‘LEG: competcut to manage, adap, BaF PE, PNEUMATIC GUN jar at MORGANS STEAM GUE mb23-6t g 1416 F stron. ASSURE ERS TO th = aon one Le eee EE iSiio, ccc vee mbie-m* ee betwen maaete | Fetrstclomisccy Parone meieaer ut reservation in fron | hear W. wants. references exchanged INO: Het mw. Mbfurniabed , siuely of together. lane from! room ball-room, third floor. table tour! if de- APITOL »T. FURNISHED Toome, eu ie. Pleasant for summer. KR KENT UNFL fromt Parton. URNS 8 hous au JOR KENT WITH BOARD, SEVERAL NEWLY farniaied re locatot! very denireh Whcea “Prout rocmm, southern, ~ mke ie ONE OR TWO with board, tm © winate vat OR RENT 226 45 ST NW. THREE Siorhy Turuished communicating rootns, tint font, larwe airy; reut apodorate, ail mi, ete rare we < a VERY AND HAND. nd Heat, G16 Uth street worth JOK KENT — A NICELY FURNIBHE Without board, 22253 Lat. nw. wh JOR RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS NICKLY FUK Binbed tor housekeeping, of will rent parlors sepa. JOR RENT—1619 K ST. NW. _PARLC suuthier exposure, grate beat also other rooms tent mn ‘mine Se jOK KENT THREE UNFURNISHED ie table for Light housekeeping. €10 per juste Hocus, worth aiid south exposure, op, quite bee Re three lange and very handsome rome, n ahs4-Se oR UNFOR- 709 13th wt, mw, ENT—1WO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, Parlor aud Bed-room, Ist of April of desired. Apply 1424 Nat nw. mle 1. o8 fo rd floor and ti nocond foot. wantrobe. be ‘and south. 11107 et. n eat, sean, mo midis TON On #20 A MONTH Vath, second four. ta Coal closet. rel Janitor FOR RENT— STORES, _ JOR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING AT 1635 14th st. coutainiug 13 rooms, with all mod, Sec FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS. JOR RENT—KOOMS OR HOUSE FOR BUST GOS 11th stn.w., pear F at muh JOR RENT Lane PROPERTY. We HATE, SEVERAL VERY vaLvanta lange 1405 F it, OK SALE —A§ DESIRABLE SUBURUAN residence, with all necemary outbuildings, in wn iow att ‘OR SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY — Nout Peasant, five Lote at 3. cont per foot joridian Hill Bue Lots at 40 ct. per tot. ‘Colun:bia College Grounds.five Lots at 6) ota, per foot For particulate appiy ty BROS, 1319 F wt. LOST AND FOUND. O8T—ON SUNDAY—A GOLD LOCKE eat's watch chain, with Ind: i be paid Lostss BRINDLE PUP, ABOUT ONE YEAR ond. partly yall ee a suuail eater with a red sire OST SCOTCH COLLIE, ANSWERS TO NAME Of Dash: collar aud tmg"No. 96.56. muail white pal ewand ie ANSWERS TO THE NAME, of Dick: with nickel collar, maall bell sttached. beral reward if returned to #21 Best. Bow. mlB6Ite L& TUESDAY EVENING, A GOLD EARRING, Ldesurn being « turqusis ring with arrow aul! pear, orug from 7th. spd D sta, z wiley rewarund uot at'tae bu ye if bot wt" 020 bee ne PERSONAL ik YOUNG LADY WHO MADE AN APPOINT. WAIGIMEN AND NiBSENGEIS, late, War and Nav; Depa tuvent! Wear making a ee a ee MIL, ICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Cant iaStrern “Bema Loe to Gock-atorge cr te % W. FLYNN, Aa. Ivy lustirute, mb3-1m* Southwest cor Nib ac hata LW |. BROOKS (LATE CHIEF U. 8 SECRET MES ob tetvice) tos onennioeds Rational Detcction abt tor Quiry Service. Uthoe, 1221 Vel nw. Skilled agente at silpointa, tie dar AMES A McDEVITT, CHARLES E. FLUNvER- rivate and burees of informa, Hon, office BUS Pa. ave. Private room for consultation, does Lot operate fur rewards Lot engage Keaiable hud confidential." f J FRIVATE Derecriv FAG By “§ paMUBICetioLs by sail oF te ygompniy find treated stfictiy counaen at fice ape hours, W-WALLIAMS Manager.¥30 Put-uw ihm USTH'S. STAND Is THE ONLY PIL rind Mand, Clothing cats ‘Adldress or alte ia Fy “iff rem ey eites trom station Sa Wrend Ooi