Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1888, Page 2

o THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO TUESDAY. The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more thas treble that of any ther daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. This is a “Tale of Two Cities” But, unlike that of Dickens, It 1s both short and true. CHAPTER 1. In the City of New York the erection of any more Dutidings in the City Hall Park or in any other square or reservation has been absdlutely pro- hibited by an act of the state legislature, recently passed. Measures have also been adopted by the coordinate Branches of the city government pro- viding for the purchase in several of the thickly Populated portions of the city of squares or blocks of ground, now covered by business houses and Fesidences of more or less value, to be converted Anto a series of small parks for use as resting and breathing places for the women and children and red workmen of the crowded tenement districts; and one million dollars have been appropriated by the legislature toward inaugurating the good work. cuAPTER 11. In the City of Washington are congregated from ail parts of the country gentlemen posing and generally accepted as statesinen of enlarged views and humane impulses, who have not only de- Stroyed but actually propose to still further de- stroy public parks already existing tn the national capital, for the purpose of placing on them much needed public Dulidings, rather than purchase suitable sites therefor, notwithstanding the fact that land much better adapted for the purposes intended can be bought for less than the money value of that proposed to be destroyed, to say nothing of such considerations as public health ‘and comtort! It has not hitherto been commonly supposed that in qualities of enlightened statesmansh!p the Congress of the United States would suffer by comparison with either the counctis of the city or the legislature of the state of New York; but in ‘View of the facts above cited what must the ver- dict ber ‘The House passed the ri and harbor bill yes- terday, to the satisfaction of everybody except the Representatives whose creeks have had the mis- fortune to be hopelessly snubbed. Though the Dill 1s of the customary capacious dimensions, no space is found tn it to provide for a continuance of the partiy-finished reclamation of the Potomac fats. Washington rejoices, not at the shape in Which the Dill passed, but at the early date of its passage, and now relies upon the Senate to per- form the neglected duty of the House by providing for the improvement of the Potomac, and insisting upon its amendment in conference. To be sure, ‘Ube District has no Representatives in Congress to ‘Swap influence with the creek Kepresentatives, but the Potomac fs a great river, Washington Is the Bational capital, and tens of thousands of dullars Ihave been expended on the magnificent improve- ment already begun, which will be lost if the ‘Work at its present stage is left for an indefinite period exposed to freshets. $< + Apparently the Senate committee can no more Dring itself to agree with the House committee in Tespect to a post-office site than the contending ctt- wens of Washingtoncan harmonize in the matter. Every place is objectionable. Judiciary Square is properly ruled oiit by the aversion to the use of Public parks for such purposes. The south aide ot Pennsylvania avenue ts pronounced too low. The F-street site in connection with an extended gen- eral post-office department Is viewed as suggesting ‘only temporary relief, until the time wnen the growing department shall rid itself, as it did be- fore, of the .ocal post-office. The House committee favor the Pennsylvania-avenue site, the Senate committee favor the F-street proposition or that ‘which contemplates the use of Judiciary Square. Everybody is willing to make concessions provided ‘bo one of the other sites suggested ts taken. Wash- Angton yearns for a permanent post-office in some convenient and suitable locality not a public park, but ia view of the deadlock 1s not likely to ‘De gratified at this session with the selection of any site, satisfactory or otherwise. —_——__$_- oa Dr. Sternberg’s conclusion, after investigating by the President’s orders the report that Mexican and Brazilian physicians had discovered a means Of preventing yellow fever by inoculation, is that ‘the discovery amounts to nothing. As an exam- ple, of #4 cases treated in Rio Janeiro 22 caught ‘the disease in spite of inoculation; and of these 9, ‘or forty per cent, died. In view of the tact that, Where there is no inoculation, the average mor- tality is only thirty per cent, the artificial intro- uction of fever germs into the blood seems to have @ bed rather than a good effect. Neverthe- Jess, isolated experiments of this sort merely ratse sptions—they do not prove anything. Dr. ‘Sternberg is to continue his investigation, and, in course of time, will doubtless be able to furnish Gata upon which it will be safer to proceed. Until ‘then most persons will prefer totake their chances of escape without tnoculation. ————— Atlast the Methodist General Conference has taken a vote, and decided that woman, although competent to constitute the main body of the church, to contribute from her earnings to its sup- Port, to conduct its Sunday schools, to take a lead- ing part in its stated weekly exercises, to preach from its pulpits, and to do everything else that goes to make it great and good and strong, must Dave no share in its general government, because, through no fault of her own, she has been cast in ‘the physical mould of one sex rather than of the other. She 1s a layman, under the church consti. ‘tution, for all purposesexcept those of ecclesiastical control. In order to enable her to complete her Acentity as @ layman, she must procure the amend- ment of the constitution, which ts a slow process, She bas, however, four years to do it in, if she ‘Would take part in the next general conference, and to that task she must now address herself. een General Boulanger has set up a literary bureau ‘With a vengeance. Unlike some of our American politicians, he does the best of his writing himself. ‘His book is regarded as an appeal tothe army for Support in a contemplated toup d'etat. ‘The work- Angmen in the arms factory in Tulle have indicated ‘their preference for a leader whose inclinations Point to war, by electing the general municipal counctilor. There 1s considerable distance still ‘Decween @ councillorship and a dictatorship; but, 4f Germany should become involved in hostilities ‘With Russia or any other strong power, there ts reason to fear that the French people would brook no interference from the government, but would Put Boulanger at the head of the government and Of the state too, and begin thelr war for revenge ‘without further ceremony. i Governor Hill has vetoed the bill for the re- Peal of the Saturday half-holiday law in New York state, having first vainly endeavored to get it changed so a$ to establish whole holidays on the Saturdays of June, July and August. He Geciares that a Year's experiment with such a law isnot enough, and that there is no call for any- ops observing it if he does not wish to, as there are no penalties attached to its non-observance. If this is the case, 1t seems as if the law were ‘Worse than none, for it puts both employers and ammployed at the mercy of elther’s passing whims, oe What has become of the order prohibiting the throwing of paper, &c., in the streets? It seems to be violated by the public and neglected by the police to nearly as great an extent as formerly, ‘and the resuit 1s that the city ts in a condition ‘that Is thoroughly disgraceful both to citizens and authorities, while the loose papers flying through ‘the streets are @ ogustant soarce of danger to ‘those using horses, The Major and Superintendent f Police would do well to send out an aamonitory Order on the subject for the summer season of Ase. —_———. + —____ ‘Tue failure of W. T. Coleman & Co., of San Fran- ciseo, disposes, In the person of the head of that ‘frm, of one of the candidates for the democratic Presidential nomination who was beld up for the ‘Sdmiration of hts countrymen on the strength of ‘the barrel which he was expected to tap. His “boom,” however, never extended in earnest be- Youd the columns of a single newspaper, and as (Cleveland is to be renominated anyway the failure 38, politically, a Washington, attired tor the bath, as exposed to ‘the world by Greenough, ts not wo be protected ‘with G. W.’» clothing, formerly kept at the Capi- tol, and for which the undressed statue aforesaid ‘was said to be beckoning, but It is proposed to Sect A Suowzz Or SPLENDID BARGAINS. A FOUR-DAYS’ SALE OF FINE SHOES FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, THAT WILL LONG BE MEMORA- BLE IN THE MINDS OF THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. AN OFFERING WORTHY OF OUR HOUSE AND MERITING THE ATTENTION OF YOUNG LADIES, MOTHERS OF FAMILIES, AND ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN FINE FOOTWEAR FOR LADIES, MISSES, CHILDREN AND IN- FANTS. You KNow Us, AND YOU KNOW THAT WE ARE NOTHING IF NOT CONSERVATIVE IN THE STATEMENTS WE MAKE, YOU CAN DEPEND UPON IT THAT THE GOODS WE ADVERTISE ARE HERE IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT. WE GIVE YOU A CLEAR BILL OF FACTS, BACKED UP BY REASONS FOR OUR ACTION, 80 THAT THERE MAY NOT BE THE SLIGHTEST MISAPPREHENSION. AND WHEN WE TELL YOU THIS GREAT OFFERING OF SPLENDID BARGAINS IN SEASONABLE FOOTWEAR WILL END ON NEXT SATURDAY EVENING WHEN WE CLOSE OUR DOORS—WE MEAN PRECISELY THAT—-NO MORE. THE GREAT BARGAINS HEREIN ENUMERATED ARE PARTICULAR LINES OR MAKES OF SHOES THAT WE PROPOSE TO DISCONTINUE, NOT BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT GOOD, HONEST FOOTWEAR (WE SHALL HOLD OURSELVES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WEAR AND SERVICE OF EVERY PAIR WE SELL), BUT BECAUSE THE MANUFACTUR- ER’S CAPACITY BEING LIMITED, THEY CAN- NOT FILL OUR ORDERS WITH THEPROMPTNESS WE DEMAND. CONSEQUENTLY, WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO REPLACE THESE WITH LINES OFSHOES, EQUALLY AS GOOD, THAT WE CAN COMMAND AT A DAY'S NOTICE. WE ARE NOW PUSHED FOR ROOM, AND AS WE DO NOT WANT THE SAME GRADES FROM TWO MANU- FACTURERS, WE PROPOSE TO LET THESE “GO BY THE RUN.” 80 HERE GOES: ‘24 Pairs of Ladies’ French Kid, Steel Beaded Oxford Ties that we have been selling at 84.50, now going at $3 a pair. ‘22 Pairs of French Kid Opera Slippers, Red Beaded Vamps, that sold at 84, now going at $2 a pair. 23 Pairs of Ladies Patent Leather Opera Slip- pers, that were selling at 62, now guing at 81.25. 4 Pairs of Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Bronze Cloth backs, that were $4.50, oing in this sale at 83 a pair. 10 Pairs of Ladies’ Bronze Adonis Slippers, that were $4.50 s pair, now going at $3: these are all of one size, however, viz., 33 C. 7 Pairs of Ladies’ Bronze Buckle Slippers, that G2 Pairs of Ladies’ Kid Slippers, with Beaded Vamps, that were selling at $1.98; take them now for $1.25. pair. 43 Pairs of Ladies’ Patent Leather Sailor Ties, Louis XIV heels, that we've been selling at 84,"now gong at $3. THE FOREGOING ARE “THINGS OF BEAUTY,” AND AT THE ORIGINAL PRICES WERE THE BEST VALUES OBTAINABLE HEREABOUTS. AT THE PRICES WE NOW OFFER THEM IT IS THE ftoer and cheaper Trunks, Do You Nesp ANYTHING IN THE LINE TRUNKS. SATGHELS. YALISES. Price. $175 8200 Other sizes in proportion, and hundreds of other VALISES AND SATCHELS. ALL-LEATHER VALISES from $2 to @8. ALL-LEATHER SATCHELS from $1.48 to @8. Aline of CHEAP VALISES at 950. and $1.25. A line of fine ALI-LEATHER SATCHELS, usual prices $1.75 and 82; OUR PRICE, 91.50. Aline of ALL-LEATHER SATCHELS, usual prices ($2.75, 83 and $3.50; OUR FRICE, $2.50. AS. 7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. GTS FOR DOUBTING THOMASES, COWARDLY BUSI- NESS RIVALS, PRYING PAULS AND ANONYMOUS LIBELLERS, We herewith give the result of a chemical analysis, made by one of the most eminent chemists in America, from whose appended titles {twill be readily under- stood that as to character, standing, ability and in- NEXT TRING TO GIVING THEM AWAY, BUT | tegrity thingentleman's reputation is absolutely un- WHEN WE MAKE UP OUR MINDS TO DO A THING WE NEVER CONSIDER THE QUESTION OF COST; THESE HAVE GOT TO VACATE THE SPACE THEY NOW OCCUPY, AND WE PROPOSE THAT THEY SHALL VACATE IN VERY SHORT ORDER. HERE ARE SOME MORE BIG BAR- Gans: 17 Pairs of Ladies’ Straight Gost Fored Don- ola Top Button Boots, hand-sewed, Com- mon Sense toeand heel that wo've been selling at $4.48 a pair, now going in this sale at $2.50. Sizes 5 to7. 12 Pairs of Ladies’ Patent Leather Vamp Don- ola Top Button Boots, Opera toe, were 83.48, now #2.50. Sizes 1,15 and 2. 35 Pairs of Ladies’ Mikado Kid Button Boots, Opera and Common Sense toes, were £3.70, going now with the rest at $2.50. 1 Lot of Woman's Kid Croquet Slippers going at 50e. a pair. 1 Lot of Woman's Serge Buskins going at 50c., worth $1. 1 Lot of Woman's Lasting Slippers worth 81, moing at 50c. 1 Lot of Woman's Glove Kid Buskins at 75c,. worth 81.25. procured by this gentleman dealers in this city whose cannot be the faintest possible suspicion of collusion or jobbery of any kind. assailable and his opinion incontrovertible. Theanaly- was made upon several different bottles of Dr. Buckland's SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE, reliable whoiesale isnuch thet there ‘The chemist whose analysis we append is HENRY A. MOTT, jr.. Ph.D. E. M..F. 0, &,&c., formerly Pro. fessor of Chemistry in the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women; Member of the Berlin and Paris Chemical Society: Fellow of the Chemical Society of London; Member of the Society of Public Analyats of London; Member of American Asso- ciation for the Advancement of Science; Member of the New York Academy of Sciences; Member of the Medi- co-Legal Society, &.; Author of the “Chemist Manual." “Was Man Created?” “Artificial or Oleomar- garine Butter,” “Adulteration of Milk,” “Testing the Value of Riftes byiFiring Under Water,” “The Laws of ‘Nature” (No. 1, Mott Series), ke. New Yor, April 30, 1888. REPORT OF PROF. HENRY A. MOTT, PELD., LL.D. SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE CO. Genriewen: Pursuant to your request, I have pur- chased in the open market someof your SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE. I have submitted the same to s thorough qualitative analysis and I haye the honor to report that I find the SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE en- tirely free from any trace of the alkaloid morphine or any of its salts, 1 Lot of Woman's Serge Congress Gaiters were 81.75, now going at 81 a pair. “1 Lot of Woman's Lasting Button Gaiters were 81.40, now going at $1. NOW, YE MOTHERS, READ CAREFULLY. MISS NOT A SINGLE ITEM IF YE HAVE CHILDREN TO PROVIDE WITH FOOTWEAR, FOR NEVER BEFORE DID YE HEAR OF SUCH DOWNRIGHT BARGAINS, AND NEVER AGAIN ARE YE LIKELY TO HAVE SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY. 1 Lot of Childs’ Dongola Top Currscos Kid Foxing-Spring Heel Button Shoes that ‘were 61.64, now going at $1. 1 Lot of Childs’ French Kid Spring Heel Button Shoes, sizes 7 to 10%, that were $1.95, ‘now going at $1.50. ‘1 Lot of Misses’ Kid Common Sense Button ‘Boots that were selling at $2 = pair, now going at $1.50. 93 Pairs of Children’s Kid Spring Heel Slip- Pers, sizes 8% to 1034, that were selling at $1.25, now going at 75c. 60 Pairs of Children’s Strap Slippers that were selling at $1, reduced to 50c. Sizes 4 to 8 63 pairs of Infants’ Ankle Ties and Button Slippers, sizes 1 to 5; were 75c., reduced to 50c. 1 Lot of Child's Kid Spring-Heel Newport But- ton Slippers that were $1.25, reduced to 7Se.; sizes 8 to, 3 pairs of Child's Calf Spring-Heel Button Shoes, sizes 9 and 95: price was $2 a pair, reduced now to $1.25. ‘36 pairs of Misses’ Straight Gost Kid-Top Spring-Heel Button Boots that were $2.75 ‘8 pair, reduced now to ¢2. 48 pairs of Child's Spring-Heel Straight Goat Foxed, High Cut Button Shoes that we've ‘been selling at $2.25 » pair, now going at $1.25, 1 Lot of Odds and Ends of Misses’ Kid and Goat- Heeled Button Shoes that sold at $1.75 8 Pair, now reduced to $1 for the choice. 49 pairs of Misses’ Straight Goat Heel Button ‘Shoes, sizes 11 to 3; were selling at $1.50, now reduced to $1 s pair. WE HAVE MADE EVERY PREPARATION FORA BIG RUSH FOR THESE BARGAINS, BUT WE WOULD ADVISE OUB PATRONS TO COME INTHE FORENOON IF POSSIBLE. THE SALE WILL CoM- MENCE TO-MORROW MORNING AT HALF-PasT 7 O'CLOCK, AND CLOSE WHEN|WE CLOSE OUR DOORS ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, UNLESS THESE GOODS WILL HAVE BEEN ALL SOLD, IX WHICH CASE WE SHALL GIVE DUE NOTICE, BUT THERE ARE SO MANY THAT THECHANCES ARE THEY LLLAST UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. YET FIRST CHOICE MEANS SOMETHING, 80 IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO COME AS EARLY 48 POSSIBLE. NO GOODS LEFT ASIDE, FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. 4 ‘Tam, gentlemen, respectfully yours, (Signed) HENRY A. MOTT, PH.D. LLD. P.O. Bor 1,457. Dr. Buckland’s SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE is Nature's own tonic, pure, reliable, harmless and marvellous in ite action. Itis free from every conceivable form or trace of any injurious ingredient of any kind, and the systematic persecution which has been pursued against for months past has originated solely in business ‘and professional jealousy andan endeavor tostamp ‘ut if possible so valuable a remedy and one which has played such havoc with the ordinary trade in pro- Prietary medicines. SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE is safe for the octo- genarian, the adult, the schoolboy and the nfant, It has cured disease after disease that has been pro- nounced hopeless by some of our most eminent physi- cians. There is not an eminent medical man in the pro- fession to-day, if he is liberal-minded, unbiased snd honest, who wili not attest to the marvellous effects of SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE in the most dangerous dis- eases, SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE COMPANY, 160 Fulton st., New York, R. COOPER CURTICE, VETERINARIAN. ore pans SCHMID S Bied State S17 Ta and at residence, 300 Mt st Bw. mys-oe FS, FRENCH SATEENS, EXCLUSIVE STYLES tnd select patterns fn remount Ric. juat iy DOU! ahaa, ara E oe Seer EE PLOVWERS. 20 designs of Rose Montuers, Lilly of Valley, Daisy, Butter Cup, and Clover Clusters, choice 260. 30 designs of Rose Bunches, Daisy Wreathé, and Gilt Flowers, choles 480. Largest assortment of Montuers at from 48¢. to $2. ‘Long Montuers in White, Pink, Light Blue, for trimming Lace Hats and Bonnets, ‘Flower Material in all colors and designs at BoN MARCHE. aaa DONE AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY; my2-Lu a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., PALAIS Roy AL LIST. FOR TUESDAY, MAY 8. UE Boeron Hoven “‘Srosz News BARGAIN] =t255 Twarve Cares Or Soar For 310. ‘You have no doubt heard the story of the ‘London man ‘Terms cash: in return, prices from 10 to 20 percent ‘below prevailing prices for English Flannel Shirts for TOURISTS, BICYCLISTS, ANGLERS, €@-GENTLEMEN will find the largest and most varied stock of Flannel Shirts in this city at No. 1117 and 1119 Penna, ave. ‘THe PALAIS ROYAL, (Ladiew avertisement below.) A Svocessruz, Unvznwean Satz. in Saturday's Stan, Thank you for noticing our “Bargain List,” and thank you for such practical praise of our 98¢. Under- wear. EXTRA BARGAINS FOR TO-MORROW. 500, Skirts, cambric ruffle, 12 tucks above. Full width, ‘The fit, finish and appearance of 68c. garments. 50c. Drawers, deep embd. rufite, 9 tucks above, im- Proved shape and in all sizes, 98c, Dressing Sacques for 79c. Well made, of fine ‘India linen, tucked and finely embroidered at neck, sleeves, front and around bottom. 98c. Gowns for 85c, “Mother Hubbard." Lonsdale cambric night gowns: tucked yoke; neck, sleeves ‘and front with ruffle; herring-bone stitching. One style of our 98c. muslin gowns also reduced to 85c. during the special sale. ‘58e. Chemises for 39c, All-over embroidered. We in- tend introducing «superior Chemise at 68. and, therefore, close out the 59c. yarments. ‘98c. Coreet Covers for 50c. Best cambric, lace trimmed. A dozen or 90 have been roughly handled and make the stock look bad. ‘They'll go to-morrow. ‘25c. Bustles for 1c. Seven different styles. Of course, this price (19c.) is only for the special sale. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Advertisement continued.) Ts Ovs Serr Deranruerr. ‘The “opening” of our full line of India Linen, Sateen and Gingham Suits attracted many admirers this morning. ‘The “Gretchen” Suits for children from 4 to 12years sold well. They're of India Linen, prettily trimmed ‘and tucked; prices from $1 to $6. Ladies’ sizes, from ‘$4 to $27, comprise many really beautiful styles. The Boys’ One-piece Kilt Suits of linen were also practically admired: $1.68 to $2.75, price according to size. The “King” Shirtwaists, the now reigning favorite of New York and Brooklyn,are actually offered alittle below New York prices—50c., 75c. and 95c. The pretty effects of the French Percale, the fit, the finish, the tout ensemble, captivated many ladies, who will in the future champion the “King” Shirtwaist, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Advertisement continued.) Bazsarooax Hose Frou Inezaxo. Ladies and gentlemen who wear these hose will ap- Dreciate the qualities we are offering at the following Brices: Ladies’ 25, 35, 50, 55, 68 and 75. Ladies’ (extra size) 39, 50, 68 and 98c. ‘Men's 25c. and 35c. $9" These hose come in light and medium weights, with and without silk clocks, Fans, Jewstay, Learner Goons. In inviting you to a special display of new Fans Jewelry and Leather Goods (pocketbooks, card cases, traveling eatchels, &c.), we promise unusual surprises in prices, You can spend an half hour very pleasantly at these departments. Come to-morrow and we will be pleased to show the new goods. We'll impress you 90 that you'll be » future. if not a present, patron, Japanese and other ornaments, including French Clocks, at 10 per cent discount off marked prices for this week. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Advertisement continued.) 3 Ene F% wat P P ane, ia a Sea g i 3883 Sys) the DI B D D 83 o °. ‘00 Suen 6 oa aa o ‘The Palais Royal requests your presence, as the Spe- cial Sale raises an important question. The theory is ‘that the merchant who bays and sells on credit can't compete with the merchant who does s cash busiuess. 18 IT 80 IN PRACTICE? Comparisons with samples from the houses that credit will determine. Samples from any one or all other stores will do, as OURS 18 THE ONLY ESTAB- LISHMENT IN TOWN—of any note in ita line of business—THAT DOES A STRICTLY CASH BUSI- ‘NESS, THE PALAIS (Bee space below.) — On demand we gives written guarantee binding us BLACK MERVEILLEUX 890. A YARD. This line of silk was made to our order and intended to be worn. under black lace flouncings. You will find this quality cost you 98c. elsewhere. BLACK SURAHS 69, 75, ive 10 per cent less value, so as to make up for the losses and extra expense incidental to the credit ays- tem. ‘They have to do it or fail. BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE $1, $1.25, 91.39, $1.48, $1.68, 81.89. Since you are more apt to be- Meve your own eyes than believe what we tell you we would ask comparisons with samples from elsewhere. BLACK GRENADINES @1 and 81.25. Instead of BLACK GROS GRAIN 90c., $1, $125, $1.35, $1.50, $1.68, 8175, $2.25. Samples furnished on ‘The name is guarantee enough. Do we values than usual? We should be able to, as we have tried to demonstrate above. SILK WARP 1 alwoel and pure BU Wasp) 150 oe Seas farp) 91.50, 61.75, $1.98 = THE PALAIS ROYAL, Sold yesterday 213 of the 98c. garments advertised to indemnify you should the silks bought of us wear aniny or split, Need we write wekeep no inferior silks? ONE DOZEN CAKES IN A BOX. ONLY 3lc. PER DOZEN. First foor; Toilet Dept.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. nw. eg wl 8, 1888—-SIX PAGES. W. 5 mort able Address YOUNG 23d__ Please acdvess, stat Sossrofice. REXDALE Sc wrest preferred terme to Lis —® - ANTED—BY MAY 15, TWO OR THREE UN furnished Rooms fort oand in fansily; rooine mus bath room: prefer private fami stato price and loce- Won. oF wou louse of eight oF ibe TW ‘Addrves Box Si, Starcfice fe FANTED— ROOMS AND BOARD POR THE DEL- | tothe Baptist anmtvermatice. Mi | AS BS ested unfurniche or man and wile; beet references. "Address ii W FOR RENT—ROOMS. ___ ED, THREE LARGE COM- Fimenesune fon tore: gue nike: foe houseccepune. water on same floor in « i, Brvate Tamils @20's mouth; ne Po td JOR RENT_S0 [3TH BNW. CARE Hon sumtier eee nce aneamet Saee ent te ey mya n pertamente, fOK RENT-PIRST FLOOR, POUR Brrcaeerevguicnens ehion fact and iy tamediate vicinity healthy locaton. 10 | stu. w.. Poferences regained Foe S333 4 Libr Livine ACONE wound Tent root to weston! dady in Depertinent, 3 site tie" ot kitchen if Aesleed, welerences a DEPARTMENT: Star otiae my OR hi ON ONL OF THE Mos? DELIGHT- y Sauares th he ct AX AND WIFE wrrnt Roma os ond “inter evuth scart office, erat tZ it housekeep be on same ‘or will = my 5- ting jocation. ay MART S222 71M BT, Two Foe ~ « floor, furnished or w.furni Genirable jocation, moderate rent yh JoR KENT SUITE OF NCHA PURAINUED Koons on second dr, ain. sue larwe front Pome oe omer TAGS m7 OK RENT "ANTED—A BOY. Fil R SIXTEEN BO! IFTEEN 01 OB ema ae 8? Fork at paperhenging. ww WANTED—HOUSES. on third floor; deiightiul loca AST. NW. A NICELY WANTEDSTO. BUY Wie WOMAN TO Ww ‘AND Ehode tatand my8-3t must be Whe Ge Ores gray; Watts Ware Proves Brow Varoz ‘We havo secured from the importer, at 25 per cent lesa the usual prices, three qualities of White Pique, fine cord and excellent qualities, which we shall offer proportionately low, vis: ‘873, 42 AND 460. PER YARD. ‘This is but « sample of the numerous bar- gains daily received by us, goods which are being ‘sacrificed by New York importers and jobbers ou Sccount of the backwardness of the season. ‘These Piques'are the correct weight for our climate, and deserve the attention of the fine (econd floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ate. nw. WANO to Bd, Phemancn COMES COOKE then, and hotel belp fo we plain cook 713 De; DTPA OURS, vO EST Fee refun: IE STEVENS E} at nw. oe ta waiters, butlers. for resorts. 613 7th nw. ANTEDTA SETILED WOMAN at ig not secu AM ‘oF en, “COLORED, A isundress: willing to leave for the summer: good home, references, |AD™ UREAU, 717 9th AS W =e W office: WwW ANTED—T) barbas Six room a ys POR #1, * | pavement in boriiwests Give number of house, ‘will be taken. Address A) sizes. ‘tenants by placing them and returns, not less than 23 feet frout ye baryain. Address Box | ANTED—BY GENTLE! ND WIFE CARE Wittihed bose formanes rt ences required. "Address J. it. Star office, ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE, IN THE COU try, for the summer. withig two hours of Wash- ‘Areas. with 22 Hillyer Place. 6-ROOM HOUSES, LOCATED | hortheast, 2,000 seh. Address Box 153, Star | ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A SU- | shade and of neces to” Washingt PIP TS sa8 ith exile monthly payinents, § or @ room ; Box 109, Star othice, ANTED—1 AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA. tions by parties desiriue to rent houses of all Raving Lonss torent can secure wood | 13uh st aw. Mt euininer reten apt0-Lam URKNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE ~ JOR RENT—AT 1ias SMALL oF Licht mavutectarmg ot JOR Re NT—UNP tor offices, hous furnished front nie: ness. Apjily 11 cs OR RENT TW ished or unfu: terme and Tull particu At" _ | modern style; sani! 2 HANDSOME SPOOND-sTORY ROOM, my?-Iw_ | B’excellent location, good Board Wie To owes, JOR RENT—O16 OTH ST Now . Adress | JS op unturuished roome on soo out board, wood order, snare | " fi . Ore NEW DORK ave with mmoseru | or and ed ro mies and | ‘oor: alee alcove rou, ¢ my g 13TH STONEAR N. NICELY ry bay-Wiudow room, door. aeebeae ND PAR ith me. Prep collections Vy ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN FOR GENERAL Housework ‘Stoolyat PRS ben at? bring reference. a Max Saz Or Livexs. As an additional attraction to our “May 2Sale” of Linens and Housekeeping Goods we offer: 50 pieces of @6-inch Unbleached German ‘Linen Table Damasks, in a variety of choice de- signs, sold up to Monday for 62%, 65 and 680. per yard, NOW ONLY 60c. PER YARD, (Becond floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Tower Banca Exrnsonpmmany. Another attraction for the “May Salo” of ‘Linens and Housekeeping Goods: 100 doren All-White Pure Linen Huck Tow- els, large sizo (20 by 42 inches), white double- Tow-corded border; heretofore sold at @3 per dozen. ONLY $2.50 PER DOZEN. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. nw, New Srauerxo Parrenxs ‘Wo have just opened an excellent line of new ‘stamping patterns, in attractive original de- signs, especially for braiding Pique Dresses, Broadcloth Suite, Tailor-made Dresses, Jack- ets, &o. We show various designs in Cutffs, Collars, Side Panels, Waist Front and Back Fieces, Sleeves, Dress Fronts, Borderings, &e. We have also a variety of Bunch, Spray and other singlesmall patterns for scattering on Tray Covers, Carving-Cloths, Bureau-Scarfs, Splash- ers, Curtains, Table Linens, &c. Initials, both ‘small and large, plain andielaborate. ‘We are prepared to do all kiuds of stamping atsbort notice, and guarantee our prices the lowest, consistent with good work. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Fissxers For Scuwer Was. Wo have an extensive line, embracing Angola, Zephyr, and Azure Flannels, and India Cloths in a wide range of qualities, We quote the fol- lowing special value: Sl-inch White Fine-Grade Gauze Flannel, nearly all wool; just enouge cotton to insure good washing. ONLY 40c. PER YARD. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th aud F ste. Cor. 11th and F sta. nw. ‘ED—A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER IMME- Wins saioaledy. Apviy 1604 14th st nw. aly to act as Wastes EXPERIENCED WAIST AND wet ‘Apply to-day af fuer Opn. at iz3 ¥ | WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED—USE OF T CART OR PHETON AND Ze ap26-1m Wire tins reas fi Star office WARTED—4 COLORED GIRL FOR GENERAL jousework in family of four adults: must stay at at nicht 0. A tion Departnent appearance and sijdress more “FRAME ce; fair R Teferences required. Inquire, ‘Lthat aw. before mys. 0 LAD highest T, O12 F st. nw. ry line of. Box 166, , Star: ‘and repairing, at y ANTED—A GENTLEMAN TO INTRODUCE A bay ele thst file's tons felt want in every yusiness in this city; it sells at sight. 29 4 st. aw. WANTED-SIX 08 EIGHT AG: dustrial Life Ins at nw. yurance. Apply IES FOR OU! references re- Cy W: ‘ANTED—A SHOEMAKER ON NEW WORK may 7-3 once. 605 F miy7w ‘ANTED—A BRIGHT, HONEST YUUTH, ABOUT 18 years of age, to asst in aber ata first-class ‘German’ ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER AT my7-2t Mrs. I, V. SLAT! EWS, ¥31 F st nw. ‘Inquire Room 1, was ‘such as st, bet, ist and thoroughly P \ ‘cleaned ‘tor stored. Mattresses References furnished as to workmansl ‘0 BUY frou, ANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN TO DRAW SODA eater ne te learn, the dre buat ‘ANTED—A GOOD © work. Apply to my7-6t a AS. K. ines; none under \CH-SMITH. STEADY PROBY, 1230 32dst. 512 B. Capitol st. WwW: WWANTED—A COMPETENT MIDDLE AGED Wo- x for foully man to cook and. of fouradults, Apply, with references, at 1107 nw. my7-3t ftermooue in week until Ja’ Mire WEANZED DY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Wo- mi todo by the week or mi iiming-room linen, Call at 63 ‘Capitol. gi ¥oa,earpeta, Frater be ‘bran atid Copper i larwe oF ain Audives Box Toy Star ollce, WASTEDSCHOLAKS To JOIN A SKETCHIN class every Friday during the inoutt» June; terms, 750, Address ALL RESIDENTS OF NORTUWEST GEO. W LIN Toth aud JOR KENT. 2M STN. W. NEXT TO WORM. Leys room en suite aud aligic, with: bow board apes JOR RENT—TWO NICELY-FURNISHED KOOMS Souther: aud western exposure. overlooking Mt fernon Square, 1003 Sth st, coruer of hs. Dw, ape-1ie enna ‘OK RENT THREE UNFURNISHED KOOMS ON ANTED—IT Ki [the second four, referenc aired Lverer 2, Putter, i churned very aneruing atid de- | at. nw. en Sony Saaeune Sap ver = prints, 45c. per Ib. Also Cot- tage Cheese and Buttermuk. Sweet Milk Sc. per quart. MENT —UNECKS my’ housekee yi momite P tom | ms sFaw ce | JQOK KENT_@2i 6TH eT NW. Parlors, with private otter ro Waxtrosms LASS WASHING aa ee one at S19 Qsi. nw. | sok mae 3H W DSTEAM SOUURING “BE OUR TROT | Fontes pleasant, newly furnmned ran, ROP Ew am process: gent’s Spring suits can j house te ¥ ato ty furus ape 7 ofcars near, 610 8 mont the free tse of bot wai st ow. Bs FURNITURE U auade over in first-class #ty Work di | F ‘CC NELSON, Sid row st we 2 muh ld | Fok RENT NX. W.-PURNISHED —— | Brratior’ oor. southern exposure, grate Aber row | the door to F at cars, and le for pent. mys-in OK RENT—816 AND 814 157M ST. NW, DeSTIE le rooms ou second aud tint Hoora, at remsum: able rates, apis-tu Miss Loa. FOR RENT—FLAT: : section desirous of getting best mk sold im | BOR RENT—YURNISHED—ONE oF THE MosT Washington, direct from fars 10a guart, to | BM’ Seurahis aparteenis tates emiaes. Tae ate TEE r satapies “wi are Fa tree of chance. | responsiuic tenant. APARTMENTS iar of msde my3-1a ‘ANTED — WHIT! houseworkers, an ‘York lyn, Ni myn Ss my5-6t" ‘ANTED — LADIL jearn girl to take care must be fond of children. ‘Star office. 0 ‘dress cutting by the ne SENS ope ee je. At 1115 i "ANTED—BY THE FIEST OF ‘A WHITE f years old; | _ Adas ‘at once Box 45, Sats maids, this city, city, West Vineinia, § TO KS wanted id of child two and a-1 ND COLORED COOKS, ids, this city, Philadel. ‘Alco colofed farmer and wife," FM: BURNHAM, 630-037 F st, nw. nw, perfect, tailor ‘systems for 5-3 WANTED — crmauent PALMER, 1107 IGH-CLASS ORDER TRIMMEFI potion and good salary. “Sime. 3: P: mys ANTED—A RELI twenty-five, for child TABLE WHITE NURSE O' ‘sixteen months good recommendations, and be able to do ; to leave city for summer. Address H. man ; won of him lane. establishment; wases $:20 prt taonths with board suo icteing. “Answer ceiving Teferencen, P. 6. Star offic Enxsnowene Frasers. ‘Tableful of Embroidered Flannels, in White, Cream, Cardinal, Navy, and Shaker Gray, em- broidered in colors and white, from 1 ‘to 2 inches deep. Equally desirable for infsat's ‘wear and ladies’ skirts. ONLY 75c. PER YARD, ‘You will find these an excellent money's worth, ‘Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts, nw, Mews Faxcy Prroaz Sura. Men's Shirts, made from Fine French Percale, three collars of three different shapes, one pair of reversible cuffs, shirts open in front, laundered ready for weer, Attractive Uine of crosswise stripes, both broad and narrow, also pin-stripes, polka spots, figures, &c.,1n the desirable colors of Blue, Pink, and Black. Colors warranted. ONLY 81.50 SET. tw-See the windowful of handsome styles and colorings. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Feta. n.w. ‘ANTED — DUNDORE'S eau. conducted and colored for al hinds of Womestic lubors Erict and states, with reference, 717 34 at. 1: representing old. EST YOUNG MAN OF GOc a, oonted oxo de loadin ction, £9 Po Keverences MANUFACTURER, Loci firm Ineasure alone. raged oF made, mbi0-3m Mi 8. J. M {sie Fa'nw, Washingion, DC old: must plain 3. my5- [PLOYMENT | BU- Men and Women. white iB his” wtata Box, 1589, ap1G-m&tudw ANTED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. Learners for Prof, CHRISTNER'S new “Inter- national Tallor System™ with any inch-rule or tape- ‘and materials cut, basted, ER, “Cousorvatory ter than Dut ner. Puinps inad, wet, ‘&e., from: moth an. articles to the CEN _my 1-1 Vv ANTED-STEAM ies" and Gen Dyed in best workm: dyed on shortest notice called for and delivered. pvosite Portland ED—HORSES farm ou 7U 18-1 y ANTED—DANIEL WANTED--SITUATIONS. Z COLORED GIkL. tion ‘general house im a e faunily reference if desired. Address ‘A RES! te fami Bi Lith stew. or cali a ap ltl at 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE IRISH GIRL A ‘nurse OF jbermuid ling to work; good references. tar office. e an, ins rivate B. te 'ANTED—A LAD v ws ive first-class refe Bazoaws Ty Livex Suzerre. ‘We offer 92-inch Full Bleached Belgian Linen Sheeting, fine standard quality, extra durable, ‘soft finished, and splendid value at the price. ONLY 81 PER YARD, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Fests, n.w. 100 Pos. New Frexcu Sarzzxs, ‘Wo have just opened another hundred pieces of Freres Koechlins French Sateens, in » strik- ingly handsome assortment of new designs and colorings. Particular attention is called to the Hich dark-green ground sbades with gold geo- metrical figures, designs, ovals, spots, rings, ke, with and without side bands, which are now in. great demand, and considered the most stylish of allssteens. We also have many of these new styles in ground shades of mahogany, terra gotta and black, Beyond doubt the present i the largest and handsomest assortment of the ‘season, and the like of it is not apt to be shown again this year. We are “Headquarters” for pretty sateons, (Becond floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 11th and F sta, nw, Fancy Exa Derr. 412 Froon The only thing high about this Department 4a the location, it having been removed to the fourth floor on account of the close relationship between its stock and the Upholsteries, Fringes, Fancy Silks, Plushes, &., which have always ‘been on the fourth floor. We think you will ap- preciate the change on account of the conve- nience of matching, &c., and the additional space, abt, ke. To-day we call attention to the following lines: 69-tnch Bolting ‘Spreads, eta, Table OPrers, &o., ONLY 500. PER YARD. it & li Style, with ‘weia Gaia, ‘Beck, sleeves, Laer Fins Gusts Chemise, yoke beck aad fine platte Valenceinnes lace apd in- é i i tt it ti hy i i i i £ {i i i i i i Hl it ‘Who has horse an ness education and ‘act as collector. or in of himself and ized ; best of 8-3" ‘some business e: horse, or TYPEWRITING ¥ WISHES docither at home or office. Clinton House, corner 7th and Teta... WANTED_BY A SETTI situation to cook: Fences. vA Dayton; has had a fair capac if To a Te” D COLORED, Woman tog 0 4 can ‘Address ‘brs. ELLEN ‘4A HUNGERFORD, 1423 Nt. a. ae WV ANTED_EMPLOYMENT, MAN busi. ice; would ‘where the services could be util- Address W. K., Star office. clothing; work uni i Mia) W ta st, nis-6m Two pero paid. Address Box 48, Star office. TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CEN nd; dou't get strous or rancid: keeps bet- satisfaction assured (all the year to ‘work ‘ean Higck furnisied. Torus moderate, WALI. MONT A W4STED EREDERIC ~ kinds of cakes, pies and bread, 210 7th st. aw. and dan Tih-street wing. VER BODY TO KN ‘That thes can preser' Furs, Woollen Goods, Silks, Fine Clothing, Carpets, her insect lite by EK MARKET COLD STORAGE ROOMS, where they will be kept at a fixed tempera- ture during the hot season, at a ‘ANTEDFOR CASH. {FURNITURE, FEATHER Carpets, Stoves, or eutire Housebold Et- fecta ‘Address H- BAUM. S19 7 a i eg 124 Pt ow, men's Spring Suits Cleaned or | FLOR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING aT 1630 uike manner. Mourning soods 14th ot a.w., coutaiuiug 13 roo “th all mcd 28 years’ experiouce. Goods | rm improvements, Inquire M4 sal os specialty, box-atalin, paddod fe road, & miles frotn city Wells; Pumps furnished kinds done; skilled workmen en: tention; prices moderate, driven wel ANTED-STEAM ‘New steain process for cleauinw ladies’ aud ents! jualled. Oompare nm the “One dollar” coid water process. PE at YM. FRIEDEKICH, the manufactnr- ASTID KNOWN THAT GS BUNDY, oF 430 Louislans ave, (o Hall) te Cora. mussioucr of Deeds iorall the States aud Territories, NEW Fett Fria” ry. elevat { three months or longer IX MONTHS BY A KE ‘eenaeegend or at the “Flor Hand Lith at, Wasliiugton - ENTS Found) ‘or moury ‘refunded. 401 ( st. u- W.; oped all — ao Gay. Mail ‘or tlephoue orders delivered “at house FOR _RENT—OFFICEs. promptly. N.B.—No connection whatever with aay | —-— Bnarket stalls, Foe, KENT IPINE Orrick noows i223 Fst. mysae wa. c. scrrpxen | Bana 1235 Fat. Whe dater well eluyred for dwek W 3x TERS WEEES DUG, Hour, axp puivex, | ime ation. “ingssat) S RWIMEIC Adis Pac All Kinds of well work dowe in wost akiliful man: | POR KENT— Several very desirable office rooms in “The Glover* building, 1419 Fst.nw. Appiy to THOS J" FISHER & 00. : my5-6t 24 F ot nw. ———_—_ __FOR_RENT—STORES. Rony ad ss imy3-1m° * K VOGTS BAKERY, aLL ‘Couter Market, ‘my 13m OR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING, EIGHT their rooms, besides Sturc, summer kitchen. w Yard; 1804 7thet. uw. “Apply 1806 7th at dinue these P sTOMs JOR KENT—A LAKGL siORE AND pW On 436 st a we: Price per mo. THOS. J. FISHER & CO, 9 7th st. aw. L Flats, TO PASTU POSEY, 1119 14th st, ay BUSINE 0. 4. P. CLARK, Sligo, Ma. 2, MOFFAT, 414 49 ST. il work ‘of ali WEST VIRGINIA TIMBER LANDS. Partice Having Land Timtored With WHITE OAK, In West Virginia, Please addres 1. D. MORRISON, Buffalo, New York, “ONE_OF THE WEST LOCATED Sac joums tp the city of Baltimore, Md. a &% Bernum's Hotel Carri snd danston ‘Howsst slapait ci room: god renon or pling ___ 48 Pama, ation aa. TABLISHED AND COPPER usps 5 Penege ‘ it reise JOR SALE —A BOAKDING-HOUSE, WIIM 13 recuiar boarders: et DYEING AND SCOURING— work with NCE, TOLL a VER BOUGHT opp. Patent Office. mbi-3ia WASTED |, DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, yalets for traveling ; waiters, cowchmen. and hostlers for family and reeorts. Alicity rh at references. 613 7th Kooms, with est-clea; transients, 8] 513 13th st aw. WWANTED-SITUATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF ref teed t TEC DN thin. w. till 9 p.m my8-6t* ‘\VANTED — BY YOUNG AMERICAN WoMAN, W sro speaks German and h. & position as ny references. M. &., Star ee TE to. STEVE WANTING BUREAU, Companion: 0} oo a at {OR RENT—6O1 E 5’ eral large, pleasan' Fates for summer. ‘coumodated. LARGE, \WANTED—A SITUATION BY AN ACTIVE, IN- WW illinent indastrious eatore best of references, Address in some office A... Star of oF store: cil A) 'ANTED — BY A fe AL om reer w em ESPECTABLE ; refer. miy8-2t° TED NU: WWANTED-BY A MAN Ni iD PLACE fea eines tase 545 M *. fer- it — HIGHLY see, without ‘want the care of a house dur- F of my8-2t* ‘ED—BY FRENCH DRESSMAKER, A FEW be day of week, Fitting and dray- ‘scholars to learn the drems-cut- reasonable. 815 6th st n.w.1t* ‘summer months. HOUSEREEPER: Star Wesenrpen Br iphatchine: “Terms ‘best of references, office, ESPECTED MARRIED practical WASTED Y RESPECTABLE YOUNG Cor ored man, » Situati aplerence tives tom last place, Maryl Wins where; settled ‘colored house-girls, 717 M st. n.w. WAS TED_AT HEADGUARTERS — Subbuieer seu eeroee ipo «trained invalid sures ertavel aed diree ty W. DE sos Er ED-SITUATIONS FOR TWO WHITE oe RA LIME Pitgaty oseted wich five ands, waver. and ticulars address ‘Mra. J. County, Ma. CocRTEY | BORED ton. For particulars Loudoun Cou: WAGETT MANSIO’ for boarders: house Station, Met. Branch: tion. 4th st. uw. BOA 2, LABSE, 0001, AND NEWLY FURNISHED ‘parues COMING TO NEW YORK CaN FINI ft accommodations at reasonable Fates a Ba? nave ‘AKMSTRONG. \t soutl ‘Transient and OARDI! ished Koows, with, Board, at spusyivania ave, cor. 22d st. n.w. COUNTRY BOARD. Tataioh: beautifully located. aren comunto Foon; good water ahd ‘abe: livers; splendid sr: For children: feo traine daily’ to"und face ‘wast address HNL. LAKE. rooms; plenty of milk, fruit, aud shade, For particulars apply to PRING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOARD: Sine ‘rooms. fruit, ice, milk in profusion, 13 per week. Trains inet. ‘exchanwed. Kidtea'Sridhe BANK. Alctandrin Va Sedo see JUR LEASE_WHARF PRI side of river, 8-2 of a mi ferns low. Taxes low. Tlie ear Washinetou entirely free tr efument. Inquire at 462 La. ave. 100 SHARES WASHINGTON Gas 00. wTOOK, im dots to sult, at market rtes, FRASK PELOUZE, 1416 F street. _Local stocks a specialty my 7-08 JOK BAL! —CHEAP—GHOCERY AND PROVISION store; stock and fixtures. Aduress 3032 _M at, aw. ws my7-at JOR SALE—A RARE CHANG RDING. aan, SERED 2 y. The WEBST my 1-cobt ‘I. N.W., WITH BOARD, SEV- 1 room, at reduced table ETO PURCI Soe ae laa een Senge initia tates cearne PLEAS. WELL. ‘TRE ACBUKN, tab6 bu FE KS Mt 004 locality ; Teason for eeilini MBER OF GUESTS; HOUSE home comforts; aod table. : depot convenient. For . M. BEAKD, Kutland, AA myB-31 ~ THREE STORY PROVISION STORE IN ing ood Vusiness, satislactory cheap for ‘Address Box 4, my JOR SALE—GROCERY STORE, ON Gu AI. 8 W 8850. very low: wood corner loration, wee L. BOER, Sit ayet se. my be QOK SALE — A GROCERY STOKE, WITH ALL. the outfit, de ivery teams, &e. ; located iu norte Wost: lunge ftock aud large trade, AN». Lohan the Tight man; price €2,500. U. 1. BOYEK shaw OK SALE—AN ESTABLISHED CROCKERY AX variety store, tm Owner wishes to the rut party KARE CHANCE POR Aiaid inoderate capitel to boot and sive store : good re ticulars call or addrens, 11 STR PERCENT INVESTMENT—SPECIAL PRO. Vision for Fedenptivn upon 6 tivuthe’ Botee—| abd convenieat—The five and ten years 6 aS} wor John of WILL BE OPENED JUNE 1 rat de, Sliver Spring BANGED, 1308 Bb Ten minutes’ fod M st MAN WITH ENERO! caldial ‘ke. Terms daily. References Dest of renee. situation as: Sooseiheeess ‘the LOST AND FOUND. _ ‘Bouds (ou real vstaie) ul the Bonds i dcnvainstionset @it ‘and €1,000, sold st par by A Pacific tui sole Or the Die incar No. 30, 71 containing money, ‘ences given. q REING ae to Star rss ‘office, they’ can ae 1Y A COLORED 2Dickemit shop asda Bt 1N th Sty wey ot New ‘¥ THE PAKTY FINDING THE POCKETBOOK th-st. line, Agent i Trast Goof New York, Certibes to eaca bond, pays the iicrest — om game | abuually, aud the priteapal st anbtucity, sake See Tickets, &c., will returu, same BOUNDARY TO 23D AND round 4 reward if ie Wate ate coreat = “ian cay paar SA gg een at. nw. other as. Tsur O3ST—MONDAY iOON—A LADY Be) Le sect vee oat YING by returuins saiue to PHS 2 tor over iz Fe. Appts | LT eee BOP gRS, NO 1780. Be adustoteeeee i Fae nw. and Wekendive Y, with garnet ‘HITE ST. = ae oa meer be