Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MonDaYy May 7, 1888, CHOSBY 5, NOYES. ‘he Evening Star bas « regular, permanent boon fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper publisbed in Washington, and mach greater than that of all the other daily papers here added Statement of circulation of Tus EvENINe Stax for the week ending May 5, 1888: MONDAY, AFRIL 30, 1888. ‘Terspay, May 1, 1888 .. Wepwaspay, MAY 2, 188. ‘TaunsDay, May 3, 1868. Fumpay, May 4, 188% SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1888 ‘Toran . Cag ee I solemaly swear that the above 18 a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tag EVE: dsu Stan for the week ending May 5, 1888 ¥. B. Noves, ‘Treas, Evening Star Newspaper Co. Sworn to and subscribed before me this seventh Gay of May, A.D. IS8% JonN T. C. CLARE, Notary Public. — - —_—_ AS Tue Sra hed anticipated, the Commts- toners disapprove the bill providing for the ap- propriation in bulk of the money for District street improvements, and the assessment on the abutting property of one-third of all the sums Uhns expended. There 1s no public demand for such legisiation, and, a3 already pointed out in this column, the effect would be to Increase the burden upon District property-owners, by requiring them to meet in general taxes and special assessments two-thirds instead of one- half, as at present, of the cost of street improve- ments, without removing a single objection that 1s urged against the present method. Citizens of the different sections will always quarrel over the apportionment of the appropriations for streets ‘as long as the total sum provided ts insufficient to make ali the tmprovements asked, But the most atsappotnted among them will not find satisfac- ton aud relief in the legisiation proposed, nor would the bill, if adopted, quiet the sectional controversy over streetappropriations. — ‘The New York Sun of Saturday discusses the question whom the democrats shall nominate for koveruor of New York state this year. It names oa its list William R. Grace, Abram S. Hewitt, Mayor Chapin, of Brooklyn, Edward Cooper, Col- lector Magone, Secretary Whitney, Dantel Lock- wood, D. Cody Herrick, and Colonel Lamont. What has become of Governor Hul? Only a few months ago the Sun was nominating Lim for the highest office in the gift of the people of the United States Why Las he so suddenly become unworthy even of suc- eding himself? Is it the campaign-note and jueduct contract scandal that has brought about tue change? Or is our cotemporary’s favorite principle of rotation in oMce to be appited to the exelusion of Mr. Hill from further service in the governor's chair because he has already had one unexpired year of Mr. Cleveland's term and a ‘whole term of his own to enjoy the honors and emoluments of the office? Or is the Sun reserving Mr. Hill for presidential honors, and on that ai ount making no claims in bis behalf to the lower office? The opinion ts rapidly becouing universal that Mr. Hill will be wise to bold with all his might to the gubernatorial bone, and not drop it to snap at shadows, —— Who wants a better argument for clvilservice reform of the practical sort than was afforded by the prompt action of Superintendent Kogers, of the National Bank Redemption Division of tne ‘Treasury Department on Saturday, when, by a ere touch of his skilled fingers, he detected something wrong with the American Exchange Bank package? His long training stood the Gov- ernment im excellent stead on that occasion, by saving It from the risk of losing $41,000, or, least, becoming a party to tedious and expen- sive Utigation to avoid such Hability. The sum involved would pay the salary of Mr. Rogers’ office for more than ten years; and yet had the “clean which some thoughtless and hot-headed partisans demanded been made by the present Administration, somebody eise might have been Thrown by a chance wave of politics into Mr. Kogers’ place—somebody who would have to pass Yeursin working to attain the mere manual skill ‘which enabled the superintendent before recetpt- Jug to throw out that false package with the as- Surance that it would prove defective. — ‘yhe whirligig of time has brought no revenges More complete than that which 1s witnessed in ‘The case of Carl Schurz, the Prussian rebel student of "48, the prisoner of Rastadt, the refugee who re. turned in disguise, though with a price set on his head, to effect the rescue of hts friend Kinkel from Spandau. Last week he dined with the chancellor the German empire, whose duty, as a faithful servant of the crown, would have been to de- liver him to the executioner if they had met forty years ago. By that chancellor this condemned exile ts made the medium for communteating to Europe and the world ints of tue international policy of the most dreaded power in Europe. All this change im less than two generations, and before Schurz himself has become by any means old or harmless? ‘The two men thus brouzht {uto contact have lived Yosee their ideals fulfilled. Schurz bas taken a protinent part in the affairs of the great republic. Bismarck bas, with his own hands, forged the band that makes all Germany one state, and the two, who would gladly have cut each other down in the civil war of 154%, can now meet on even terms, and toast each other's past and future succes Without a trace of the old animosity to Aaar the pleasure of the occasion. If the package purporting to contain $41,000, t by express from the American Exchange in New York to the Treasury in this etty, nd Which was found to contain merely waste paper, had eseaped detection till tt had passed Jormally cut of the keeping of the expreas company and tuto that of the Government, the search for the culprit would have been seriously complicated, As it i, it fs narrowed down to the express company and the bank, and tn both these quarters, probabiy, to a mere handful of men. It Ought to be possible, without much @iMeulty, to trace the package from the hands or the bank clerk whose duty it {4 to wrap up paper notes for sntpment, through the whole series of persons who Lad custody of it between himself and the delt ery agent of the express company in this city; and, sifted to that point, and with a detective of | Inspector Byrnes’ cleverness to push it the rest of the way, there ts good reason to expect @ success. ful ending for the search by the police, ae If Postmaster Foss wishes to make the early months of his official term memorable by a reform ‘which will fill bis fellow-citizens with Joy to their very finger-tips, let Lim procure an ink for cancel- lung stamps and postmarking which ts better than &@ combination of lampblack and grease. That Which is now In use leaves @ smudge on every hand that touches a letter fresh from the Wash- ington post-office, It is no worse than what 1s used In some other cities, perbaps, but that ts not saying anything In Its favor. Washington, as the mode! city, ought to have the best of everything— ductuding cancelling Inks. —— ¢ Students of current lterature are beginning to doubt whether (he genius that evolved the Shake- speare cipher was not greater than that which evolved he Shakespeare plays And as forthe labor and patience expended on the two tasks, there is Mmanifestly no rourn for compartson. WILL OFFER vrices their entire stock of BLACK WILL OFFER ne COLOKS. STEIPES and PLAIDS. WILL OFFER line of BATIST! bet Bp ES, CHALLIS, SATINES and at leas than regular DRESS GOODS. pera: LSS, ine of seasonable ALL rel. worth your inspection. SILL OFFER Pure Silk Jersey MITT! GLOVES, yaad Bick? span Sik G GLUvES Colurs Sok Bisex, at 250. pair. WILL OFFER cial ns in Ladies’, Men's and Children HUSIERY, Fase Black and Colors, at 2508 sais" WILL OFFER in Ladies? and Men's GAUZE UNDERWEAR, wood value at 250. ‘Well worth and eld eiscwiore at Sore money: MATTINGS. At I2ye., worth LSe. At L5e, worth 20c. Lz worth dhe.” Arne worth BO” AtB0e.s work, Boe, Ae Soe, worth doe.” At 40c, worth 300.” CARHART & LEIDY, myo4 bP ppeme sys ARGUMENTS, &C, conte per pee. Fifty copies, large pages, and good work guaranteed, BYRON 8. ADAMS, Printer, maya 64 Sth t. a. How Is Bu Drop in once for s flyer, and see how it's *-humming here, You should have seen the rush of Seturday! Crowded to the doors! Packed and jammed with crowds of patrons old and young, all seeking—and not once in vain—for the bargains, downright positive barvains, that Wo had advertised, and are now displaying in our show-windows, Suits for men and boys that in variety, style, elegance, and ft are with- out compare, and in the very important point of Jow prices are without » parallel in the world of clothing. Neckwear and Underwear in variety ‘so vast and in styles so new and beautiful and ‘at prices ao low comparatively that mere words ‘eannot convey to you a fair idea of the splendid values we are offering. Come here and look them over, or walk around our building. Sam- ‘ples are displayed in our show-windows. Boots and Shoes for ladies, missea, boys, and men, of the good, honest kind, that'll wear and sive the wearers comfort. Poor shoesare dear at any price. We never miss acustomer that wants a good article, but we DO miss some few ‘occasionally who ask for “trash” which we will not carry. Let those who WILL sell shoddy truck: we'll have none of it, Novelties in foot- wear for bicycling, rowing, lawn tennis, cricket- ing, fishing, &. &., &e. Look at our goods and look at our prices. Hats for the old and young, the grave, the fay, the latest styles, advance styles, every style that’s Gt for use. All the late shapes, the popular blocks, the new colors, and the lowest prices by from 25 to 40 per cent of any exclusive hat store in the city. OH! WE ARE HUSTLER, and don’t let it escape your memory. Hustlers for trade, We've got the goods the people want at prices that always please them, without which hustling counts for very little, THE LATEST STYLES, THE HIGHEST GRADES, THE LOWEST PRICES, supplemented by good, hard, honest bustling for the people's patronage, are the levers that we use to move the world of trade in our direc- tion, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE HUSTLING OUTFITTERS. my7 'H ST. AND MARKET SPACE. LOT OF ASSORTED ALL-WOOL REMNANTS, tern selvage, 0c. Yer Ywnd, plain Sateens, in dask Tiehtcoiwes, 6.” ‘DORBLE COMBINATION. Tith st we x on . DEPART: Vure Silk Mitts, embroidered back, 2 ‘Cail early LADIES*AND CHILD'S We. Ladiewsilk Gloves, _745 and 747 Sth st. se. O38 F ey EE i Cod Exe NMS OP Ssg8 = PURE SILK GLOVES, Worth 50¢. ‘They are 5-button length: come in Black, Tan and Gray. ‘Come and examine them, ‘We ave not a great many. KEE BLACK LISLE HOSE, Extra value Black Lisle Hose, 35c. pair, or 3 pair for $1. You will find them equal to any regular 4¥e. Hose sold geuerally. THE EER (00 NNN Kt © 0 NNN BBB OO O NNN hoB OO NXN BBE 600) ON UNN MM wt 0A) RRR cco oO REI Mum ay Pe PS TH Eee MMMM AA ERR © HHH EE He 24 FRO HE ELH MMM aA A R ER Coo H Eee? 316 7TH STREET ¥.W. Don't miss the sale of Ribbed Lisle Vests at 49¢. now going op. my7 SZiBAK IMITATIO “WOOL GOODS _REM- ‘GXe.. i the cut price: Fancy Lawn Tennis DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, T241 11th sts e. AKASOL DEVARTMEN. LAKGE SIZE GLORIA ‘Coaching Para- Silk Umbrella, $1.24 Ladies’ Satin ag Sols, #8c.. any shade. ” Call early. BLU. _myo-2t* S745 and 747 Sth at. we. Reovian Sex wer Ovenisa. ‘MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F ST. N. W., will be prepared to exhibit on THURSDAY, May 10,2 handsome assortment of the latest styles in French and ish Foals SosNETS AND HATS for Summer Wear. my7_ BETCHA wooeR 1s CHALLIES. COLORS io helin, ta Dig olden, deryan ” “DOUs muyoat Cx 'DEPARTM J Matting at 1 Lec, 1 200 rolls. Namncasserr PIER. ‘On the wave-swept shore of Southern Rhode Island, a Place of rest and enjoyment, unsurpassed on the At- Ianticcoast. Sufficient communication with the out- side world, yet so delightfully isolated that the Sunday outcome of cities cannot rush in to annoy and monop- olize. From the first the patrons of this resort have been of the hihest character—quiet pervons of refined tastes, who blend into one harmonious whole, or socie- ty, at once intelligent, aristocratic, yet free and cosmo- politan. ‘The Pior and its environment, designed by nature, aided by art, ix indeed a haven of Fest. The restless sea is in the foreground, and in its fury, lashing the sturdy. ‘crags, or rolling in Tong billows over the sanded shore —the finest beach im the world, is an ever present pic- ture of marvelous beauty and grandeur, while in the Yackwround is the picturesque mingling of upland and | date, of shady walks and drives, of sylvan gicns and thickets Joy the bathing do visitors come from Union. No sandwastes, no dusty res intervene between hotels and the. bathe thorouzh ing pavilion.” Dire tly trou thelr rogue ou clean ep iks the bathers trip. to the beach—the glistenttn beach. miles in extent. where the children cliente of te Vinton are miniatored to » teed cone 5 Setcer armen “Wate cmc ei nouy Seana ah aeee perce fais Hews‘ wate: god and “Tho fablon are supped 1p ue de sland ardems, and markets {a the ide cle, punctual eyatonuatally. equity of tue propristors of oue oF all of the hotela will bring promct responce, A Miscspensraxprxo. ‘Last week wo advertised “India Silks” reduced 25 cts, per yard. Agreat many people came to us expecting to got an India Silk for 5c. per yard. ‘We did not intend to mislead any one. We havemark- ¢d our $1.50 Silks 61.25, our $1.25 Silks reduced to $1. They areall this season's importations, aud are ‘very cheap. ‘The amount of service and comfort rendered by an India Silk is greater than any fabric we know of, It is the dress for warm weather. ‘New styles in FRENCH CHALLIES just opened, ‘New Patterns in CHANTILLY LACES. LAWN TENNIS FLANNELS, very {cool and beau- New SCOTCH GINGHAMS. HENRIETTA CLOTHS reduced from $1.25 to @1. New PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS in great variety. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNA AVE. = FRENCH CASSIMERES, 1X 25 sarong meee ie “boha Doh combreario’, net's ‘NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. CHOICE LINES OF NEW AND SEASONABLE GooDs. Our stock of WASH FABRICS was never 90 large or attractive. PLAIN PLAID AND STRIPED NAINSOOKS. One lot of PLAID MUSLINS, at 1240, would be cheap et 20c. ‘Finer Goode ag Correct Prices, GINGHAMS in Black and Grey, from 12}, to 50e. per yard. Beatiful designs in FRENCH SATINES, FRENCH BATISTE. One case of DOMESTIC BATIGTE, 12%0., extra wood value. CAMBRIC AND SWI88 FLOUNCINGS AND EM- BROIDERIES to match, Largest stock south of New York. Weare showing a complete line of BLACK LACE FLOUNCING, the most reliable goods and prices guat- anteed. Our Glove Department is complete, choice goods and reliable makes. ‘We show all the novelties in our Trimming Depart- ment. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR NEXT WEEK. HANDKERCHIEFS for everybody from 5c. up. LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS, RUCHINGS, &o. MISSES' MUSLIN CAPS AND SUN BONNETS. ‘Look at our stock of CHINA SILKS, the best to-be found anywhere. SURAHS from 75c. to €1.50 per yard, extra value. GRENADINES, NUNS’ VEILINGS, ALBATROSS, and other thin goods for hot weather. Our $1.25 FAILLE is worth $1.50, look at it. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS in endless va- riety. ‘Ladies’ and Misses’ GAUZE UNDERWEAR. - G@ DAVI my5 719 MARKET SPACE. 1858. Esraousuz 1858. WHOLESALE! WHOLESALE! WHOLESALE!!! B. J. BEHREND & SON CALL ATTEN- TION TOTHE TRADE THAT THEIR STOCK OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, RIB- BONS, NOTIONS, TOYS, BASE-BALLS, ‘&c, 13 NOW COMPLETE, WITH OUR IN- CREASED FACILITIES WE WILL GUAR- ANTEE PRICES A8 LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE EASTERN MARKET. GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL CON- VINCE YOU THAT IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO TRADE WITH US. B. J. BEHREND & SON, 818 7TH ST. N.W., BETWEEN H ANDI. F, S.-MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. TELEPHONE No. 423-4, my3-20 ENS, EXCLUSIVE STYLES {a reninany Vt in, BLE COMBINATION, ar anddeas Tite ae FSSE ERENCE far my5-3t S555 BPP, E gon PPPeER 820 AND 825 SUITINGS TO ORDER FROM SCOTCH TWEEDS, CHEVIOTS, WORSTEDS, SERGES, ETC. ETC., In Endless Variety. DRESS SUITS FROM $25 TO ORDER. CORKSCREWS, NARROW AND WIDE WALE DIA- GONALS, TRICOTS, ETC, TROUSERS FROM $5 TO ORDER, ‘Styles too Numerous to Mention. e883 PPP 1 NNN aaa. Bele HONNN G Sss, ber line BRE go Sus FOR OE NNN ‘GEG 00 a RRE oO 3 Lame g aad ROR oo 060VO0COkR OR OR CHATS ° T M4 ‘coo aA TB yg8 TO ORDER All Styles, All Shades, from $18; Silk-Iined from 820 SAMPLES AND SELF-MEASUREMENT RULES MAILED ON APPLICATION. MIGGLLS TRIE TAILOR. After TWELVE YEARS’ experience in sales of the EDDY REFRIGERATORS, ‘We can safely recommend them as one of the BEST MADE Seoour references = 4. W, BEVERIDGE, my5-1w So. 1000 Penna ave, ‘TEN DAYS ONLY. ‘TWENTY PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICES. FRANK M. LEWIS, Jeweler and Silversmith, 1215 Penn. ave, ‘Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona 2 aE a : ARR ot AT RE m> BARS oe AA AM ; nn | ed fin amt #] FOR TUESDAY MAY 8TH. MEN'S FAST BLACK SQCKS for 35 snd 50c. » pair, Money refunded if they stain the feet or cloth- ing or do not wash a perfect black. We are agente for ‘Messrs. Lord & Taylor, of New York, whose celebrated Fast Black Hosiery is recognized as superior. THE PALAIS ROYAL, st. and Penn, ave. Coon “Mosuxs, Woctnead So. Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 9c. yard. Androscoggin, 83c....Pride of the West, 120... Lonsdale Cambrie, 11340. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK BELOW COST. 81.25 quality reduced to 88c., 64 inches wide, 81 quality reduced to 80c., 72 inches wide, 7Sc. quality reduced to 60c., 68 inches wide, 5c. quality reduced to 52c., 60 inches wide. UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK BELOW COST. $1.25 quality reduced to 90c., 72 inches wide, 81 quality reduced to 80c., 72 inches wide. 0c. quality reduced to 48c., 60 inches wide, ‘55e. quality reduced to 44c., 64 inches wide. 50c, quality reduced to 40c., 58 inches wide. DAMASK TABLE COVERS BELOW COST. 81.50 Cloths reduced to $1, 7-4 size. 81.75 Cloths reduced to $1.25, 15-8 size, @2 Cloths reduced to $1.50, 8-4 size. $2.50 Cloths reduced to $1.75, 10-4 size, 83 Cloths reduced to $2.60, 12-4 size. $a" Every article in our Housekeeping Goods De- partment below cost price, ‘The few blankets left over, including babies’ crib blankets, at half price. Flannels ‘at half price. Miscellaneous goods also at half price" A soasonable bargain is the 36-inch Blue French Per- cale with White Figures, reduced from 25c. to 12}c. yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Advertisement comtinued below.) Surs Ar Reoucep Purces. We inyite you to view our now complete stock of Sateen, Gingham, Linen and White Suits for Ladies’, ‘Misses’, and Children. ‘The reduced prices for all Flannel, Cashmere, Cloth, Lace and Silk Suits shouldattract you to the Store TO-MORROW for several handsome Traveling Suits, of which we have but one of a kind, will find immo- Giate purchasers at the reduced prices. #9 «6310 812 815 818 86 $7.50 810 B12 815 S2"Tho upper line gives the old prices—the lower line the reduced prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Advertisement continued below.) Srectas at Satz Corrox Uspenwean, We naturally advertise our best bargains, fore select our 98e, Garments, A man will sacrifice much for his hobby, We often sacrifice profit in order to always have the best 98c. Garments, You'll find it s0 to-morrow, OUR NEW 98C. GARMENTS COMPRISE: 4 styles Muslin and Cambrie Gowns, 4 styles Muslin Walking Skirts, tyles Short Muslin Skirts, 4.styles Cambric Corset Covers, 3 styles Cambric and Muslin Chemises, 2 styles Lonsdale Cambric Drawers. §¥- The lace-trimumed Corset Covers are offered for 85c. during the Special Sale, nd there- THE PALAIS ROYAL, ment continued below.) _tAdverti ss PPP, EER cco 1 AF 5 RE COW fA BE SS B Eee Goo Ht 2“S tu ‘The Palais Royal requests your presence, as the Spe- cial Sale raises an imnportant question. The theory is that the merchant who buysand sells on credit can't compete with the merchant who does a cash busiuess. 18 IT SO IN PRACTICE? Comparisons with samples from the houses that credit will determine. Samples from any one or all other stores will do, as OURS IS THE ONLY ESTAB- LISHMENT IN TOWN—of any note in its line of business—THAT DOES A STRICTLY CASH BUSI- NESS. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (See space below.) Wanrasten Brack Sirs. On demand we give a written guarantee binding us to indemnify you should the silks bought of us wear shiny or split, Need we write wekeep no inferior silks? BLACK MERVEILLEUX 89c. A YARD. This line of silk was made to our order and intended to ve worn under black lace flouneings. You will find this quality cost you 98¢. elsewhere. BLACK SURAHS 69, 75, 81, 81.19, 81.25. The credit houses will charze 10 percent higher prices or kive 10 per cent less value, 0 a8 to make up for the Jomses and extra expense incidental to the credit sys- tem. ‘They have to do it or fail. BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE 81, $1.25, 91.39, 1.68, $1.89. Since you are more apt to be- your own eyes than believe what we tell you we ‘would ask comparisons with samples from elsewhere, BLACK GRENADINES 81 and 1.25. Instead of having many different qualities we have these two specialties It's an experiment, so fer very successful., BLACK MOIRE $1, 81.25, 82, 82.25. We shouldn't have the steadily increasing demand for the $1 quality if wo were not giving better value than attainable else- ‘where. Should wet BLACK GROS GRAIN 90c, 81, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, 81.68, 81.75, $2.25. Samples furnished on demand. BLACK ARMURE $1.25, 81.50, $1.65. SATIN LUXOR #120, and other fancy weaves at 81.25, @1.35, 81.50 and 81.65. No extra charge tor name oF because they're new. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (See space below.) ‘The namo is guarantee enough. Do we give better ‘values than usual? We should be able to, as we have tried to demonstrate above. SILK WARP HENKI- ETTAS 61, $1.35, @1.48, 61.75, $1.08. NUNS' VEIL- ING (all wool and pure Silk Warp) 75c., $1, 1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 61.98 ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (See space below.) Lornrs Brack Casuweres, Exo, 50c., G5e., 75, 98e. (Blue and Jet Blacks). Black Senwe 680.. TBe...... Charette 01.95......0on- $27 Weclaim no undue superiority, and recognize the credit stores are required and appreciated, but ask WHY SHOULD THOSE WHO DON'T REQUIRE CREDIT shop at credit stores and pay higher prices than prevail at the FAL AI Ro PY AL! Cor. 12th st, and Pa ave, ar ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sraom “Ovrmer Frassex, 150. As a value unsurpassed, we offer: 27-inch English Fancy Striped “Outing” Cloths, especially for Lawn Tennis, ‘Boating snd Archery Suits and for seashore and ‘mountain dresses, ONLY 15 CENTS PER YARD. (Second floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw. Laws Texsis Fuaxsexs Repvceo. We offer: 15 pes., 27-inch Fine Lawn Tennis Flannels, in as many different styles of checks, plaids and stripes; cotton warp, wool filling, fast colors and unshrinkable. REDUCED FROM 50 TO 3730. PER XD. (Second floor, ) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sta, nw. Do not overlook the Special “Opening” Sale of Ladies’ Fine Cambric Underwear now in Progress. We heve eclipsed all previous efforts and re now showing a stock unequaled for va- riety, goodness, and low prices. Three special prices, viz: Gowns, Chemise, Drawers, aud Cor- set Covers, at 75c., 81 aud $1.26 each. (econd floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, n.w. Tice Fixe Cawsnrc Uxoerweas. | * W ‘ANTED_ WOMEN namie COOKS. 810 TO 84 : wai caee | Wis A. ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN Weta ant Tamils’ tust bom Risosene Set. nw. between a ANTED—A TTLED a Wa ees Wess }1 De Sales a {NED 70.04 050K CAMBER AIDS, wy STE! Ee 1 Six EIGHT ENTS BR IN- Wis Rai Life Tneurences appro once BONE Py iysae WIPE AND, OFF tena bose, See | Ware as extra privilera Adres D. BF ee Wee NTED_TO PURCHASE | FOR CASH. A \WWasTED—« BRIGHT, HONEST ABOUT Wise ean meer ‘address RESTAURANT: ‘Star office. my7-<* ‘ANTED — MMEDIATELY A FIRST CLASS Ws ‘and skirt ‘Also one who deat 16 Pt a Wass HONEST. AND “RESPECTABLE nite bon, years old, as waiter Apply at £714 Pentinylvauta ave. “it Wasnt TEMPLE HOTEL ONE GOOD Ghambermaid (whitey; come with references ANTED- 4 FIRST-CLASS PIE BAKER. UNION hand. 54Fstaw. LH LAMB. Warts tn OF OxE SHOE white, #0! diets Laly, not too sfoteg acount y. Apply WANTED—A Finst. MILLANER AT Mes. 1. VW StaTEN WS, USIP wt aS Te salary 0am: at 4) WV ANTEDT WO YOUNG MEN TO DRAW SODA Warn orin eat aster bade sixteen need apply. 1429 Yenna, ave. nw. YWANTED— Good SEWERS ON CHILDREN'S W atteves and white goods Apply at ROHE'S, 037 Fost n. ANTED—A WOMAN FORK HOUSE FoR bring wood reference, 632 B st. n.. ay Livex Sacre Cosrrsven. The month of May is the time for good values in Linens and Housekeeping Goods. give special attentien tothe supplying of Hotels, Boarding-Houses, Summer Cottages, Restaurants, Dining-Rooms, Steamboats, Public and Private Institutions, and Housekeepers generally. An examination of the present stock, will readily convince you of the superior buy- ing advantages we enjoy, and the general excel- lence of everything offered, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Fests. n.w. 2 Swiss Foovxcixcs Reovcen, ‘To close out these patterns we offer: 38-inch White Swiss Flounciugs reduced from ‘75 to 50c. per yard. 40-inch White Swiss Flouncings reduced from: 1 to 75e. per yard. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cors11th and F sta. n.w. Wer ierr, GOOD PLUMBER, ALSO PLU = Seat aee ferred, Cod, THON, 1213 Fat a years old to work at the smith: », corner 13th and C sts, n.w. aw RUPE hd LL GV eG Per week for beginning. Apply at Room 4, 935 F at. Whee ay SPs RMSE to Sates” a FIRST-CLASS BARBER. APPLY 1OFAUL BONAVIRE'S, 1202 Fennayivani aye, y ANTED—A COMPETENT MIDDLE AGED Wo. man to cook and housework for family of four sdults, “Abpiss with referuucen at Toe Nt 2 7 WANTEDGED TLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS can secure salaried positions to place with ier- geithrenneue gue et it eae the Self-Lighting Gas-Burner. at 507 before 11 asm. to-ruorrow (Tuesday). seek JANTED— WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Wntkoworkern and: maida thie city. Pbiledelpe: Brvotlyn, New York city, West, Vinatia New Jcpaey. and Maryland Also coldied farmer and we BUI 202 Fat, ow, Reenter 35 KNOW THEY CAN learn drow cutting by the new perfect tailor square at half price. Agents wanted and systems for sale, At1116 Fat.n.w. Second floor. myS-sm WASTED A, STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE- writer; salary, $2> mouth. State name, axe, sex, Exresa Bancass Ix HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘We have just consummated a number of ex- tensive purchases in Handkerchiefs, embracing the choicest assortment, greatest and most at. ‘tractive variety, and the best intrinsic value we have been abie to secure for some time past. In view of the timely fullness of the stock we have concluded to inaugurate a “special” saie and call attention to the following extra good values: 1 LOT OF CHILDREN'S ALL-LINEN FANCY BORDERED HAND- KERCHIEFS, WORTH 5c., ONLY Sc. EACH. 1 lot ditto at 4c., worth 6c. each. worth 10c. each. 1 LOT CHILDREN'S PLAIN WHITE ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, WORTH 64c., ONLY 4c. EACH. Liot ditto at 5e., worth Ze. each, 1 Let Ditto, a: 1 Lot Ditto, at 8's LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, 40 dozen Ladies’ White All Linen Hemmod Handkerchiefs, worth 8¢ ONLY 6),c. EACH, 4 FOR 230. 20 dozen Ladies’ White All Linen Hemstitched ‘Handkerchiefs, narrow hems, worth 10c., ONLY 8!jc. EACH, 3 FOR ‘22 dozen Ladies’ White All Linen Hemstitched ‘Handkerchiefs, extra valueyworth 1254c., ONLY 10c. EACH. 24 dozen Ladies’ White All Linen Hematitched Handkerchiefs, wide and narrow borders, extra, quality, and usuatly soldat 18¢., ONLY 12%, EACH, 30 dozen Ladies’ All Linen Colored-bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, worth 10c., ONLY 8%c. EACH, 3 FOR 1 Lot Ditto, at 10e., worth 12%e. each, 1 Lot Ditto, at 123¢c., worth 15c. each. SPECIAL LOT OF EMBROIDERED HAND- KERCHIEFS, 3 FOR THE USUAL PRICE OF 2. 41 Dozen Ladies’ Pure Linen, Colored, Em- broidered Handkerchiefs, in an extensive variety of attractive color-designs, Regular price, 25c. each, ONLY 18c. EACH; 3 FOR 50c. Notwithstanding the very low prices quoted, these Handkerchiefs are warranted by us to be all pure linen. 1 Lot Ladies’ White, all Linen, Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 34-inch hem, Embroidered in ‘white, extra value, being usually sold at 25¢., ONLY 18c. EACH: 3 FOR 50c. 1 Lot Ladies’ White, all Linen, Scalloped- edge Handkerchiefs, embroidered in white, ‘Varied assortment of choice patterns, ONLY 37}. EACH. 1 Lot of Ladies’ White, all Linen, Colored Em- broidered, Scallopped-edye Handkerchiefs, hand- somely embroidered, ONLY 3750. EACH. MEN'S H. 8S. HANDKERCHIEFS, 100 doz. Men's White, All Pure Linen Unlaun- dered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 3 in, hem, actual value 18c. ONLY 12%c. EACH. 7 doz. Men's White All Pure Linen Laun- dered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, handsome colered borders, 3s aud one inch hems, Usual 25e. selling price 25c., ONLY 18c. EACH; 3 FOR 50c, 50 doz. Men's White Extra-fine All Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, \, 8, 3. 1. 1g and 2 inch hems, excellent value,worth 31c., ONLY 25c. EACH. 50doz, Men's White, All Pure Linen, Laun- ered Co‘ored Bordered Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, superb var ety of attractive borders in a choice combination of colors, worth 31¢., ONLY 25c. EACH. TWO BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY * MEN'S WHITE CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. 150 doz. Men's White China Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, size 21 inches square, one inch hem: soft, perfect quality, ONLY 25c. EACH, 100 dor, Men's 22-inch Square White China Silk Homstitched Handkerchiefs, 2 inch hem, ONLY 350, EACH; 3 FOR $1.00. LADIES’ INITIAL HAND! ‘We keep the full line of qualities, and all int- tials in each quality ALL THE YEAR AROUND Christmas stock in May. 100 doz. Ladies’ White All-Linen Unlaundered. Hemstitched hand-embroidered letter; i-inch hem. 100 doz. Ladies’ White All-linen Unlaundered ‘Hemstitched Initial Handkerebiefs, hand-em- Drotdered letter, one-iuch hem, excellent qual- ity linen, ONLY 200. ZACH; 6 FOR 75 dox Ladies’ White All-Linen Laundered ‘Homstitehed Initial Handkerchiefs, two-inch ‘hem, hand-embroidered letters, ONLY 250. EACH, 75 doz. Ladies’ White Sheer Pure Linen Un- \wandered Initial Hemst®iched cones Fefereiice, &c. Address C. E., Star ws ‘TED—A WHITE WOMAN AS HOUSEMAID and waitresn: reference required. Apply Massachusets ave. Bice GE te en die, seem MUP SE 316 7th st. nw. my. girl ‘to take care of i peal, must be fond of children. Address at once Btaroffice, 08 LED tte SING 23 a Ea paLite il te W Mme. mvcit E WHITE NURSE OVER sixteen months old: must te (able wo do, plata ‘Address 1 mys WASTED A, SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS WHITE iuan to do any kind of work required of him in a stablishineat. wases $20 per month with bos silane “Auswer Gaiviag references), P.2 i = TED SALESLADIES —A_ FEW FIRST- lass salvaladien for glove. millinery, Ince and other departinents, THE BON MAKC WASTED <A QRELIABLE, ENTERPRISING house to take the agency for an article adapted to the saddlery Lardware, aud ship-chundl: ie. Well introduced aud in geperal use East. Address State st., Boston, Mass, ANTED — TWO, YOUNG, GIRLS TO “LEARN hair work. Address Box 29, Star office. my4-3t? WASTED | DUNDORES EMPLOYMEN’ Teau, conducted by ladies, Men and Won: and colored, for all kinds of Qomestic labo trict und states, with reference. 717 M st. nw. WEANSTED EXPERIENCED AGENTS TOSOLICIT for the Ohio Valley Life Insurance Co.; good terms. Apply at office of the comp tional Bank building, cor. 7th and Pa. ave. WADTER SAN HONEST, YOUNG, MAN OF GOOD habits, located outside leading cities, for position representitig old. established firm in his state Kerereuces. MANUFACTURER, Lock" Dox apl6-métu,diw MAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. new “Inter: e oF tape- se Waxtep-api at Tailor Syste with any. inch nations! Tailor System? with any. inch treasure aloue, “Patteruy ‘and suateriaie et, busted, Efapod ormae,. Mime. S.J) MESSI “Comservatory OF Modes," 122 Fat uw, Wanlaugion, Dc. ‘mii: _ WANTED--SITUATION: ANTED_BY 4 YOUNG, LADY—, sITvaTiox fs weanustrens in 8 fanny 1 yer noth good references Address Miss SMITH, 1910 Spruce at., Philadelphia, Pa, a WANTED |, DICKS. AGENCY “FOR COOKS, ids, waitress, Iaundress, seamstress, nurses, yalets for traveling ; waiters, c se ea hostlers for ily abd’ resorts. "AlLeity referenced, ANTED-DY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, W Atuation as chanibertald or Weittess: bo. objes” jon to traveline,can faraish the beet of Wass ares eae HOUSE. cacharge of sone watering lace. Lous Branch or Atiantie city refer Eneoe given. Address MIS. oe at rot ANTED—BY (A GOOD DRESSMAKER SEW- We ing in private families by the day or week. anak 3 nen HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS We eta ‘mstream, Wen Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat mw. may7-O8 W ANTED—BY A MAN WHO SPEAKS GERMAN and English, situation as collector iver, or bar- tender, in sete Kind of busipens._ good refercuces. Ad. dress N, F. C., Wasuington Jourual office. rT ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN A PLACE IN W: blacksmith shop as helper; has had 3 or 4 years’ experience, references furnisi Apply at 2001 Lith stnw. may? at Wantenya ARESPECT ABLE COLORED: GIRL, uation as firstcclass tures 10 go eWay. tae summer: good teferencen Call at 1428 Mf at nw. Lie TED—BY RELIABLE SETTLED NURSE EY Wale take care of « baby; best city reference. Address 431 Ridge st. RW. my7ae ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE Vv women, aoe — wes other as aan oe Vaid wath ‘Bent of reference froin preset employer. Seabjetion tothe countey. J. HL Duar offes, Te WiNTED SITUATIO ‘S, BY A WHITE COUPLE thirty years af age—man as corchan; wife as cook: both uuderstand their duties; Jong experi ‘Address A. BRINK, 2013 B st. pw. 5 y ANTED—A (GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAY! NG WES ste O12 10th st mw. mye \WANTED_BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. A ee Bares pp pn ages en tire change of infant, or ws Sastry ear good deamstren; Lest of Feferences, fr POSITIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS SE- ete Set eee keepers, ‘German i chen hands, Ke ett gk SS BURNHAM, 638-632 F 8 myo-6t* " FANTED—BY A LADY A POSITION AS STENO- Ww \d typewriter with some Tesponsible busine ru; Teferchoon, LADY, Star office, sae WWANTED—A POSITION aS COMPANION FOR ao elderly lady or invalid, by & youn lady of cou- an eh WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS WAXTED-sTEAM scovnixe By OUN THOY steamy process eet’, apne ‘only, thorougl the free tse of hot water and PRINCE: loll Fete. nat W PARLOR FURNITURE - UPHOL- Stcred. Mattresses made over iu firet-clase Refereures furninud as te work ESO} WASTED= 0 BEY Fon CANE SkCOND AN Turmiture, stoves, caryete, Peather-bed 20a, paper bra aud Copper i large oF wiuall quaitity Addives Box 14), Star 0 ‘may 7 La =| WASTED SCHOLARS TO JOIN A SKETCHING class every Friday during the mouths of May and June: terms, The. Address Mise L.A. CHES" 512 B. Capitol ot my 3e WASTED-ALL RESIDENTS OF NOkTHWEsT ‘section desirous of getting best milk sold Washington, direct from farm, price 10c. qu Tite for sauhples which are furuiehed tre8 of « Address Box 38, Star office my 3-Lant y ANTED—EVERRBODY TO HAVE THEIR OL) Ketrigerators and Ice-Chests relined aud made as oud as new, also secund-aud ones for sale at 1208 G SU nw Sait W3STED #300 FOR SIX MONTHS By A sponsible mau, ver ceut @ mouth will bs paid. Addrows Box 48, Btar'ofice. myo-3t* IBLE PARTY TIRED WANTED—T0 4 Reson of boarding or hotel ife, 1 will rent my furnished house at a moderate for the summer mouths; fieellent wert tly ome, os 4 references, 513 14th at. n.” zt FaNTED-EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS- wakes by learning the self-fitting tailor system; She most perfect f:tiuiy aystem in the country dress Feasonable prices: stylish draping sud bisa -body patterns and linus cut to imeasure; re quire wo fitting. S24 Yih et. my 2-50" Wirtictal TRY iy COR BO ERINE Ans 90 CENTS strony of ranc: 0 "utter. sauisinction sasured (all the year Pound\or mony mfuuded. 401 Ut nw. coped al aay. ‘let june orders delivered at bousr ‘prompu Ne _ sy connection whatever with any Brake stalin; mys-70 WM. C. BCRIBNE! W ANTEBI MELTS DEG. BORED. AND pity. All kinds of well work done in most skiliful ma er, Pumps made "work any. Raman aud Pa stock furnt ‘Terms moderate, WM. H. MU) SES Rh ot me. ny 3-Im WASTER COMMISMIONEN OF DEEDS FOR every state, and Territory. Notary and U.S | Comuismoner, “TNO. E BEALL, “132i cha neice from to 8 pa“ Telephobe a re ATED REDERIOR VooTS BAKERY, ALL inds of cakes, pies and 210 7th et aw. and 4 and 5 Center Tih-ntreet wing. W572 Eyna popy To KNOW ‘That they can preserve their Furs, Woollen Goo, silks, rine Clothing Carpets, ‘&c., from. moth and other imvect Life by w tothe CENTER MARKET Corb STOR artic HOOMS, where they will be kept stm fixed tempore: Ture during the hot seasoa, at « Brice per ino. my 1-Tn TORAGE—PARTIES DESIROUS OF ring household goude will Gnd ample wtorage WANTED FOR CASH-FURNITURE. FEATHER Beds, Carpets, Stoves, or entire Housebold fecta Address Ho BAUM. 219 7th st. aw. WASTED-STEAM, DYEING AND CL¥: Tadic’ and GenUemen’s Spring Suits Cleaned or Dyed in best workiuaniihe manner." Mourning goods dyed ou shortest = pee gapettsuce, Gooas notice ples sud delivers. f AN Se = ) PASTURE KEvixe horses ‘opposite specialty : Lox-stalle: padducks attached, \ farm on 7th et. road, 8 miles from city. _aplé-Li* 0. H. P. CLARK, Stigo, Ma. WASTED, DANIEL J, MOFFAT, 414 4 ST: ax. Wells Punupe turn i work of ail kinds done; skal tention; prices tains pet euplered. peupt Feathe jetbern ewoyeed, Sat NGS, Sattheoe pe leplione GLO"? of i TEAM alone AND “SCOURING process tor cleauine ladiew and wen uequalled. “Oviupate iy work wit water’ process. “FRINGE i01L y ANTED— Ws | Fat. Wie GOLD AND SILVER Sone for cash by WM. FRIEDEKICH, the maunfactur- ing seweler, 005 Tun st, opp Pateut Oihee, nahi es WASP Rath EXOWS THAT C8 BUNDY, ¢ joS Louisiana ave., (opposite City Hall), is Cou. tussioner of Deeds forall the States aud'teretorios, nid-Gin COUNTRY REAL FG SALE IMO SMALL DESIRABLE FaRats, es frou ity, convenient to, railroad 5 yn. Hi bs (wold cheap. Addrens a may? OK SALE OK RENT—AT HYATTSVILLE, MD, Tage Of 14 rooms, stable, large warden, fruit and Shade trues, fine weil of water. For teruis sddreas BAGER TO, my7-3t EGE SALE, AT, TAROMATIg ACHES, | witht first-class house of 14 rooms, baru sud other out- datidings, 15,000 BENS: I DAVIS my7-at 1319 Fat. JOR SALE—GAITHERSBURG, MONTGOM. ‘County. —100 lots within 200 yards rum station, 1 elevated and desirable, | Tnaucemente Bek Fi parties desiring to build. “This ; est able property offered “within the iurorporeted rin te Limits, “As lots have been much sought alt vation of table. Ica i puat seam shove Wasineton, nese, sess SOR SALA, OF REE witban ste EE Crowusvitio, Ma. furnished utiful, inediaiely- Address 131 Washington. is SALE furuished. ‘and pure weter. abd ts fhe B&O. furnishes wneure aswel inelites Yo" Washincton people? true “4.5 rm. arrives at chilled 10 im. tuee om 4! res Tye fas sro daylibt to midnight. COOK D. LU ETT, Keal Estate 059 F st. Uw mysiot OF TEN JOR RENT—A NICE COUNTRY scree; eleveu-roots house, with all moderp con. SEMIS SSS Arte oF all inde State: ee on ‘near Tenieytown pike. For full particulars avply to 3. Te DN ER 600 1th st news yao JOR SALE OR KENT—THE OLD BROOKS MAN- son: very ‘aud suitable for summer hotel: at “Brookland.” seven uujputes by rail to Brovks Sta: tion, “Met. Branch B. and@O. Rib; twenty tuinutes Unive frou the city. Also, two how ‘cotlages, meven ppg tid lanre atthon: ain cellars and bativit derived. Brookland adjoin «rounds “or Sew Catholic Univer: sity, and Is the most accessible suburb of Sante Apply to B. F. LEIGHTON and KE. PAIKO, Tras tees, 482 Lousiana ave. JOM RENT—A LANGE BRICK MANSION. wir g.ounds overlooking Washington, half mile front railroad station; 12 rooms; ewly. Pauuted oud Favered: Aitcies, tour Tov orchard "wit appl Petco quimces years, &C."Appiy Wr: He OGK, 3 Thouas Sirele. apzs-2w* i SALE—DESIKABLE LOTS AT MODEMATE rates within five miutites’ walk of the Keckville sie Metin apd pure waier- Call grad ADDOX. Kock ville, Ma aps0w" JOR SALE-OK EXCHANGE, FOR on cr ¥ LY PROP. ‘erty—a fine country seat of thet Brsach By frame house of 12 Fe iuile trom Silver. Sp XK. R.; improved by aceon Touts, with all necessa watered: land is very rich cap abe nba Vantage,’ For full 600 Ith st. n.w. ‘Telephone call, JOR RENT—THREE-KOoM COTT. = apete = ° Pa 1410 AST TH EEE AS gh RENT SUITE oF MCFLY FOR ts ok RENT_AY 112 W St. ® Trout room, at euminer raten, POR Bi - LAPURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE |e Sop tit Pat ne. Oe BENT. 1518 Txt. spobatiahe rae FoRT "camtoer,, modes neat a Se eu2 Sens pred on tor sumboer. my? Ross. TWO ok THe Te ore STN. oss FENN with or withe po 71898 NEW YORK AVE, Wo LARGE, 1398 me fags SRS a a KENT. ns NEAK N, NICEL 36 13TH sr, aed sooond-stony bay window feat erase pean dk? Sond vain pe JOR RENT—PLBGANTL > Tore oh fret Roof. thd cuniect oe Nene aA cled, paruted and papered. now, cleat yuares trots Rigge, Pbuiti Ariineton sod Ghariberin'’ Address wAtonne tie five. ayo 3e JOR REN WAST N WH Ne 1 WORM. “« apn tae ELV-PULNISHED nooMs; Tu aud Westery exposure. ov Square. 1008 Sih #t, corwor of ap26-11" JOR RENT— THREE UNFURNISHED Roc the second floor, references Foquired, ane, 2Ok KENT-NOOMA, EN SUITE OW sty. furmished or uuturninbed. larg eleva thease, Fe “RENT—TWO Nic ati A Am aw i Ms Ow FURNISHED “ROOMS. “SUTTA K 5 RENT 42) GTM ST NW. HANDSOMD Parlors, with private bath, other focus, sings or eu suite, Permauent or tramsient, Catorer Louse. me oe 70k RENT—TO GENTLEMAN "Win ae = srriee prover titres lines oY'carw near. 80s mouth - 20% KEN T— 1780 Wi W, © HANDSG) furnisted frst our, glen” au” wufureisint neste square west of War y Dep KR RENT—1619 K ST. ON. W.-FURNISHED parlor floor, no exposure, crate leat ais. it to F et. care, wud ber jor Pent. Pes RENT-10 AND S14 STH ST. DESIR and ind floors, ae apldiin FOR RENT—OFFICES. Fe, RENT—FINE OFFICE Rooms a Fret The latter well ling. Reut low. {mya-t) 4. i. W. AOR RENT ble office ro ery desira! duikdins, dD oc a we Ae mi Om. 4. PIS FOR RENT—STQRES, {OK BENT -STORE AND DWELA Store: summer kitetea w. Apply 1NO0 that. —A LARGE 81 & W.; Pent reason bu ‘OF aug" business OR RENT— LARGE STOKE Boom Ei able for storage or abop, ou 1 ‘ave. and North Uapitel ‘sty close” to. tia wea hio Depot. Apply to MOKGAN, THOMAS Dist. uw ea mya Kr KENT. NEM Te Z . FISHER & CO. _my3-6t 324 Pt aw JOR LEASE—LOT ON 17TH ST, WET. LAND Mt Ly <a abl for Duildine te rit apne Foe BEST Stoke AND pwritine AT 1635, 14th at. now, coutaining 15 5 ern_hnprovemelta. FOR RENT--MISCE LLANEOU JOR RENT—NEW Fighos AT LOWEAT RATES, ALDECKER & Oc 596-1 S81 thet haw __ BUSINESS‘CHANCES. 10022222, pee ad 00. STOCK, “OPRAK TELUCLE 1416 F street Local stocks a spactalt, Fess SALT—CHEAP_ GROCERY AND Ph tock aud Matures, Adress Jb uw. JOR SALE—A HAIDE firwt-clans aneat aid Mest. wood reams Wa | Fits SALE—A GOOD O1 ur. 22th and Y wt MEAT ity AND Feaon for selling. Star ottice.| JOH SALE: ome “ Nery low. guod corner hotaties stocks “US Ln Ov hie Sid diy at we FE Sale 5 A Ghocuny st the outht, de ivery West; Junge Stock and the right mau; sts. ETRY say ot LE-AN ESTABLISHED CROCKE 10 Ges ‘asitiewe © FOR A MAN WITH ital to purcbane a $2,000,25.0% erate.” Also, TeDroit Buibding, TOC AND FIXTURES OF A KESTAUKANT, connating of two welust-tup tare, lance marer, a Telrigerator, viaseware. orne. for sale cheep, us the owner ie 9. Address J.D.,Star ofheo. m4-3* SP. FER CENT INVESTMENT _—AFOCUAL Pio: Vision for redemption upon ti wu athe wetice— safe, Bad out The five and teu youre per ear F ire Sorigua Bounds (om tal eaten) ithe Katinas tant sud es Uiited” Rates, Naat Sona 3 Hoeaile Prenat’ ay the Trustes. Bouds ia Bud 61.000, wold at EK, Pacific Yuiidin trict of Columbine The ‘tat certibes to exch bun 1 "con v 4 Sole Agent for the Dis Trust Co, of New York, fe Mterest Coupons Reuh Pn VE TLE BUSINESS Sbtiually, abd the priivipal at matursiy OT BEING ABLE To AN personal th Machinery and Also, twenty tw CO) Wavous, carte, Maruca tin a apatite ye WT SPRING ¢ FOL MAKING BiG MONET Tree Be Pa 3 Sisioun, Domestic and Forsicn Prultn abd. holding Uhean for a tise, tu te Cold btorage Kets at the Cen ter taarket my ttn PUAKES WASHINGTON NAKKET srock forsale cheap. Local Sumas. & spect sii Fitank Wi Peon 1416 Pat NeW JEMSEW AN satol lanes Store s excellent Dustiess 12 myl6t UK KENT OR LEASE» bet. band 0. depor ana ceiling. 16. rootus and. stat stand, Well suited fo willbe fitted up to 10, 000 property. title and Guibered. aiebaw ACKE KANCHE IN NEW MEKIGO to exchange yerfect ; lad MOS. G. He! tor Washington elty geteuted, ovell-watered Dk, 1226 F at, aay, oT BONDS. recat m Stock Loviset “ye 5a KIiES SLEKING SAFE INSESTMENTS I ties will be urpinbed full partic Recurities| ural ‘a ‘at cur ofes <nw ct ED. imyo-zt ED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL ‘funtion ine fitst-clasn ‘as Chau/bermaid oF waitress: willing: to laave tue city for ‘the summer, Best of city AITRESS' Bar 24 . si, AU: 001 EST, N.W.WITH B ‘ANTED—BY A SCOTCHMAN A SITUATION AS Wits WILLIAMS, GEO. W. MCELFRESH. AU- | J7OK RENT. ‘Woitniener: beet references: ‘Address B. G., 313 M. is gfll commu. | 2 oral deacon south treme maw. my4-6u Ee 'paronts accede gti cue rates forwumuue tabie ‘Walpropmruerine Toe net urna | St Ee eX till p.m myi. WANTED-—ROOMS. mt mia Orisa see ASE and white.