Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | Cauuzs Ix New Parreexa WASHINGTON: | _-May 23, 1988, ‘The Evening Star has a regular, berwanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble other daily paper published in on, and much greater than that the other daily papers here added together. ‘The Star Out of Town, Persons leaving the city for any length of time can have Tux Stas mailed regularly to any address and for any period they may desire, 2~ All orders for the paper by mail must be accompanied by the money,—at the rate of fifteen cents a week, of fifty cents per month, unless sent to a foreign country, when the price, includ- Jug postage, is $0 cents per month. ——EE ‘The true relation of the press to judictal pro- cvedings has been fully discussed by the lawyers, notably, by Daalel Dougherty, but not much tention has been given by them tos discussion of the true relation of lawyers to judicial pro- ceedings, to wit libel suits, against the press, m nearly every city of considerable size in the country complaint has come tn recent years that certain class of lawyers is engaged in the culti- Vation of speculative libel suits against the news- papers, based upon weak foundations, and com- menced in the belief that papers will ordinarily pay something tn settlement rather than undergo the annoyance of litigation. There are few papers of Mnanctal responsibility which cannot testify to such cases of attempt to plunder. Recently tn Detroit the plainti! in @ suit against the Journal of that city discontinued his case in the face of the protest of his attorney, who bad made a written agreement with him that the law. yer's compensation should be one-half of what defendant paid in case plaintiff won or the case was settled, and nothing if plaintiff lost. This plaintiff stated “that he would not have brought the suit except for the repeated tmportuning of no less than five different ‘attorneys,’ who kept ‘nagging at him’ to get him to bring sult. They told him that ‘be was badly injured, and could ¢ large damages,” and that they, oue and all, ‘would take the ease ou speculation, and divide ats" Detroit is not the only city in which the profits” socalled lawyers, practitioners of champerty rather than of law, earn @ precarious living in the manner Indicated, The newspapers will submit to be lectured by the lawyers for usurping the functions of the bench and bar im the trial of eases of great public interest, if the lawyers will in some formal manner repudiate and denounce the shysters who prey upon the press and dis- eredit the legal profession. This evil ts wide- spread, and is not decreasing. —— An interesting technical question is that which has been raised over the President's veto of a senate bill, the Senate having adjourned from the 17th to the 2ist of May, the limit of time for re- turning the Dill Baving expired on the 19th, and Doth the president and secretary of the Senate having refused to receive the message im behalf of That house on the last-named day. The only reservation made by the Constitution in cases like This Is in the clause, “unless the Congress, by their adjournment, prevent its return.” In the present instance the Congress did not adjourn, but only ‘one chamber. It does not seem probable, bowever, That the framer¥ of the Constitution intended to allow one of the cojrdinate branches of the gov- ernment to defeat the work of another by @ tech- {this sort, and the delivery of the bill, the accompanying veto message, to the ‘omicer who ordinarily has the eustody of such doc- uments, would naturally De construed by the Sasa vaild return, By any other interpre- om, a hostile majority in elther house of Con- gress could force the President, at will, into a jalse position whenever It chose, and rob him of the share which the Constitution has expressiy imposed upon him in the work of making laws for tue republic. However plausible the technical grounds for that construction of the Constitution ‘whieh limits the return of a veto toa time when neither house 1s in recess, it 18 not likely that the words will be construed in that way, with the re- sulf of nullifying the veto power, and of rendering absurd the allowance to the President of ten days Within which to consider proposed legislation pre- sented to him for signature. - —— In trying to root out certata time-honored but ntherwise reprehensivle customs prevailing at Yale College, the faculty are doing a reas public service. Yale, as one of the foremost institutions of learning in the United States, is copied im tts saults as well as in its virtues; and, as long as it maintains Its practice of annual cane and fence rushes, its noisy midnight burials, and other mum- meries, which not only disturb the even tenor of the way scholastic, but rob hundreds of non- partictpants of their needod rest and comfort, the suaaller colleges will feel that they are risking some of their proper dignity if they do not follow suit. Ithas been decided, after a long discussion, Tuat the famous campus fence mnst come down, ‘and that will remove one potent source of sempta- Tiom. It will not be long, probably, before the sculty go even tothe extreme of prohibiting in- tercoliegiate athletics during term tme, unless tue undergraduates yield to a milder form of per- suasion and give up the notsy demonstrations Which are regularly indulged in on the night after each contest. It undoubtedly seems like a hard. Sulp to the young men to be called upon to give up so much that has made student life attractive ‘to generations of Yale lads; but the progress of enlightened civilization in {ts relation to education 1s not to be stayed by a code of college customs Whose whole purpose Is to unseasonably exercise ‘the lungs and to unduly strain the muscles, — Yesterday’s vote in the Senate on the question of considering the fishertes treaty with open doors 4s a disagreeable surprise. It was expected that the administration party with its show of conf. dence In the strength of its cause would welcome ail the pubilcity that could be got for this debate. ‘Ve republicans were everywhere charged by the Gemocratic press with cowardice, in refusing to Jet thelr assaults upon the treaty be heard by the Whole people, and, little by little, they gave way. yven Mr. Edmunds and Mr. Sherman, who had stood out most firmly against any concession to popular clamor, succumbed. Then the democrats suddenty changed front, and, with the aid of a single republican, Mr. Hale, of Maine, voted down tie proposal to open the doors. A bare majonty ‘Of one, then, stands between the American people and their might to know, from the public records, ‘What their servants are doing ina matter of vital iuoportance to them. Is this to be the final out- come of the controversy, or will there be a sequel t Jt is Im Senator Hale's power to move a recon- sideration and Jota the rest of hts party in a vove to open the doors Political expediency ought to Juapel him to this step. It will be a good thing for either party to have on its record that ft struck ‘tue first blow for the destruction of the star cham- Der system tm the Senate, —— Judge Wallace, of the United State cireutt Court, has overruled the demurrer in the case against Holy Trinity chureh in New York city, for import- ing @ new rector from England under contract, in contravention of the statute, Which excepts only @ tors, singers, lecturers, and artists. Theeaureh ‘Will probably, therefore, pay its fine of $1,000 and the rector will go on with bis parish Work as if nothing had happened. This application of the Statute Is harsh. It may be necestary, until an ‘amendment can be attached to the statute, for the cergyman from abroad to come over here first a8 & weturer, like the Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker, and eater into his contract a8 @ preacher after be gets here—as Dr. Parker was prevented from doing by circumstances over which he had no comtroL AND LEMAIRE OPERA GLas AT Cost. FRANK M. LEWis, Jeweler and Silverauith, 2215 Penn. ave, ‘Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona, Mes M. J. Hos, 1309 F ST. ¥. Ww, Will close out the balance of imported BONNETS AND HATS AT A GREAT REDUCTION. _say2t 7 os PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION KATLY DONE AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY BYRON & ADAMS, $14 Sh staw. wy Wotave sus cpenstio tt et 3 ‘New CHALLIES ta Great Bargains in BLACK SILK LACES. Having purchased this lot to reat advantage, we offer choice foods less than wholesale prices. ONE PRICK my23 919 PENNA AVE Srecuzrs Ix Dar Goons ar LUTTRELL & WINE'S, 20TH STREET AND PENN. AVENUE, 1,000 Yards Ginghams at 8e., worth 1240. 2,000 Yards Krinkled Ginghams at 7c., worth 12%4¢. 800 Yards Summer Silks at 35c., worth 50 and 75. 133:000 Herds White Goods st less ‘than cost prices, jones vara aan hed'et Soc, words 80. 15 e168 Loeis tie at toes emeap ea mere Ovenshirtetrom 61 weesbeacs We have s very large stock of goods, and will sell at LUITRELL & WINE, my23-2w 1930 PENN. AVE. Mews Ournrrzns. ‘The broedest interpretation of the above is Rot too broad for our House. ‘There are s great many things to be found in our Stock that we Farely advertise, but for which there is an in- creasing demand and a steady trade. It is charac- teristic of our House that in every line of goods ‘we deal we only carry those which we can honestly recommend, and such can always be found here marked s triffe less than elsewhere. SAKS AND COMPANY. Club Bags, for instance; handy things for short journeys, Sizes 10 to 16 inches; prices froth $1.25 to $8, according to size and quality. ‘The different qualities are plain grain leather, Junitation alligator, genuine alligator and seal- skin leather. A description is needless, you know what they are. Come im and.see if ours can be matched hereabouts, SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘The Gladstone Bags come larger. Sizes 14 to 24 inches; prices 81.75 to $18. Qualities of waterproof canvas, «rain leather, &c., ke, Tele- scope Satchels of waterproof canvas, sizes 14 to 4. price $1.50 to $6. Shawl Straps, 50, 75c. ‘nd $Leach. Satchel Straps, 15 to 75c.; these are little novelties that come in handy om an ex- cursion, 3 picnic or a carriage drive. SAKS AND COMPANY. Collar and Cuff Boxes of solid sole leather; ‘things that are not appreciated as they deserve to be. Askany friend of yours who is the owner of one or more what he thinks of them, you'll find he wouldn't be without them if they cost three times the amount. Our prices, from $1 to $1.75, according to size. SAKS AND COMPANY. Gentlemen's Toilet Dressing Cases, in great variety. In this line of goods we offers rare chance to buy an elegant Case at a small outlay. We have marked every one of ours away below cost. Our prices now rauge from $2 to $10, and they are worth from $3.50 to 815. SAKS AND COMPANY. Wedos large Umbrella business, because we only handle reliabie stock, and those we sell in- variably give sstisfaction. Cotton Gingham, from 7c. to $1.50 (we call things by their right Bames). Gloria Cloth, size 26, $1.50; size 28, $1.75, and size 30, $2. Silk Umbrellas, from ‘82.50 to $10. We show some of the most unique designs in natural wood and made handles. Look them over. SAKS AND COMPANY. Trunks in every size, shape and quality. ‘Steamer Trunks, “Saratogas,” &c., &c., &c. ‘When you want ® Trunk you're sure to find it here correct im quality and price. SAKS & COMPANY, MEN'S AND BOYS’ OUTFITTERS. mS3JENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. BPP, A RRR SS Poke eek dy S88.% ss grr AA Ren AA Sas, 9 gt 538, Pa 4k RA“ Sss5 00 Lux Sas5> Our stock of these goods is complete i deta: aod comprises allof the latest thingy ir deaigus sand Colorings "We are are showing’ an aneurpamsed variety of Stripes, Plaids, Checks Dow, Moires, Plain Silks, and Satine in every tmivminable combination color. Also a lange line of LACE-COVERED > EARASOLS in = peru, and Black. at the lowest prices 3 range sr 2, and vey teparate ariel Tmarked at the lowest paseltie vu MM MI 4 BOG Wagar Be, Bee, pee 3 © U MMMM BEB RRR EE 5 uo MMM 3 B £ £ E. L in uv MMM BBB gee Tun ~ A g85y . aa §°8 4 L AA "ss L AAA - Lub AA a Never before hich suite he ic Sie hor duals of StL asDa jcmbraces everyitiag is testy see ET Boyahous you should A bear in (of obe Year, Bod to split or tare Sole arte ane A visit should be made the Palais Royal, corner Penna, ‘ave. and 19th st. The marble floors and frescoed cell- ings with the artistic display of Fans, Jewsiry Dolls, and the thousand and one things suited for, presenta, and the low prices, made possible by direct importation, and ite strictly cash system, all together, ‘make the Palais Royal one of the institutions of Wash- ington sought end appreciated hy the visitor to Wash- PALAIS ‘We are surprising our patrons with stock of HOSIERY, that if bought in the usual way, could only be offered at double the prices. This is only one illustration of what our prompt-pay system has and is doing for us in a dull wholesale market. Details of Hosiery bargains in lower half column. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Bee space below.) Jos. Lor Unensrias, FOR MEN we show 50 dozenGennine “Gloria” Cloth ‘Umbrellas, with warranted sterling-silver or roll-gold handles, for $2.20 each. FOR LADIES, 25 dozen Genuine “Gloria” Umbrel- Jas, with silverized and roll-gold natural wood handles. $1.60. 7 The Genuine “Gloria” Cloth, being a mixture of ‘ilk and wool, has all the appearance of silk, with twice its durability. ‘The imitation “Gloria” is silk and cotton—plenty of cotton—and will not retain its color, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, — below. Rexastz Rossen Goons WATERPROOF, perfect-fitting, well-made; for such the following prices are lowest in this city: ‘Men's Rubber Coats (cemented), $1.60. Boys’ Rubber Coats, all sizes, $1.50. ‘Misses’ Silver Gray Gossamers, $1.35, Ladies’ Silver Gray Gossamers, $1.45. Improved Rubber Raglans, 82.75. Imported Check Raglans, $3.75. ‘Scotch Pisid Ragians (reveruible), 86.85. Imported English Tourist Circular, $9.25. ‘These garments are cloth finished, in various colors; are not cumbersome or unsightly, on the contrary: ‘and are lower in price than you can procure them else- THE PALAIS ROYAL. Sie Baroars For Laos. Our “Opening” exhibition of new stock of OXFORD TIES continued, for this weather has made our shoe man sick at heart. “We must force business,” was his remark to'the ad- vertising man this morning, Mr. Lisner was souht and the following reduced prices consented to: $4.25 BUTTON BOOTS REDUCED TO 83. Straight goat vamps with dongola kid top. Common sense last only. These Boots were made to our special order, and intended for those ladies who contemplate ‘tour this summer. Comfort, durability and neat ap- pearance combined in these Boots, which are splendid value at $4.25. All sizes and all widths. $4.75 BUTTON BOUTS REDUCED TO 82.50. All sizes in operatoes. “Common Sense” last in all sizes excepting Noa. 3, 34 and 4. Instead of filling up we close out this line in anticipation of the demand being mainly for Oxford Ties. §97- Weatill offer our $3 Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties for $2.50—the souvenir of our “Opening” display. MORE SECOND FLOOR BARGAINS. Rain—and opening display of White Suits for ladies and chilpren. Alas! Alas! STAMPED GOODS have been moved on second floor and price inducements made to attract you up stairs. le ‘Jap. Tinsel 3c. skein, and so on. THE PALAIS ROYAL _(See space below.) as AR 00 EER Lice hE yy Han 9 9 ss, Ho be ee YY iow “oo S85 ii Eee & ¥ DDD. Be oA Ye im Be fk YS Dopp a & ¥ Sgs8 2 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, May 24, May 2, May 26. #97 Overloaded manufacturers and our strictly cash system is the explanation of the under-mentioned bar- gains for our special sale. s THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(See space below.) 2 2,400 Pams Mews Socks Prices 13, 25, 35, 50¢. All full regular made. Gouble tocs and heels, im- Proved shapes. Novelties in Lisle Hose, imported to “» offered for 35e. Silk Half Hose, sell a that cannot be duplicated elsewhere under §~ We refund the price paid if our Black Hosestain the feet or do not wash a perfect black. We here pub- SS sane Oe ed aici. _CLadies’ space below.) 6,000 Pams Liste Hoss. Do you think we would add to our stock 500 dozen ‘Lisle Hose if they were not extraordinary values? They are. Note the finish—turn the stocking inside out—the colorings, the variety, and then, and not "till ‘then, will you appreciate the prices. Yes, we hope and think the qualities offered at below-mentioned prices will double our hosiery business. ‘THE PRICES: B5e., 50c., 55e., G5e. T5c, 85c., 81, $1.25, $1.; $1.50. THE 35c. HOSE come in delicate shades of tans, browns, fawn, &c.,aresilk finished and have double toes and heels and white split feet, AND NOT TO BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE UNDER 50c. PAIR. THE 55c. HCSE are Richelieu rib, in delicate and dark shades, also biack,and are NOT TO BE HAD ELSEWHERE UNDER 75c. PAIR. THE 750. HOSE include French boating stockings— navy blue with anchor, oars, &.,in white. Another style with black open-work ankles and white ribbed uppers. Two novelties costing more than 75c. a pair to the importer. ‘The lot comprises over 100 different styles, and, as ‘we wrote above, you must see the stock to appreciate the styles, qualities, and prices. THE 18 RO} és ‘ PALAIS ROYAL, 00 Pars Corrox Hose. 4,800 Pas best values ever offered by the Palais Royal, does it not mean ever offered in Wash- ‘Fou can judge, if you will ‘THE PRICES 25, 35 and 480. THE 2c. HOSE come in many styles, Those with Diack feot and ankles, with uppers in the new Blues, Grays, Browns, Tans, &c. are 35c. quality, so are those with fancy striped feet and ankles and unbleached tops, The plain colors, Tans, Browns, Grays, Black and Nevy, with white split feet, are 35c. quality. You'll say no when you examine them. THE 35c. HOSE, ribbed ana ‘plain, with fancy- striped and boot pattern effects. We know you'll ex- ‘amine them, and it would be foolish to exaggerate and thus disappoint you. WE DELIBERATELY STATE THEM To BE WORTH 500. A PAIR, AND NOT TO BE PROCURED ELSEWHERE UNDER 500. ‘THE 480. HOSE. When we have to quote from nearly 100 styles ‘tis wisest to quote none, Your tastes vary. ‘We can suit all im sty!e and surprise you all in qualities for 48c. » pair. THE PALAIS (Bee Space below.) —_ 3,000 Pams Bruce Sux Hose Cur stock is now as large a any other threo stores imtown. If our prices are not much lower then our giant purchase will be s disastrous losstous, We confidently await your verdict. THE PRICES: Plaited Silk, 75, 83, 98e., 1.15. Spun Silk, $1.35, $1.68, $1.98, $2.48, $2.60, Bosrox Hovse “STORE NEWS.” WEDNESDAY, MAY 23D, 1888. CHANGED EVERY DaY. C, Covers st 650 Chemise st 750, Skirts at 750. Numerous extra good values in Linens— ‘Napkins, Damasks, Towels, &c., &c. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. 1. w. 8 Bor Lesorm Borr Trot Guoves We have just received a new lotof Ladies’ 8-button Length Buff Tyrol Mousquetaire Gloves, embroidered backs, ONLY 850. PER PAIR ‘These as specially desirable for shopping, driving, seashore and mountain wear, and bave always been sold at $1 per pair. To enliven the glove trade and at the same time give ita wide istribution, we offer it at 85c. per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, cor. 11th and F ste. Bar Sux Laces Repvceo. Thursday morning we shall offer the follow- ing lots of Beige Silk Laces at greatly reduced prices to cause their immediate disposal : Lot 1—Beige Spanish Guipure Silk Laces, 234, 3, 3) and 5 inches in width. Reduced from 20, 21, 23 and 25 ets., TO 1250. PER YARD. Lot 2—Beige Spanish Guipure and Eacurial Silk Laces, 3, 4,5, 53sand 8 inches wide. Re- duced from 35, 40, 46, 50 and 60 cts. per yard, ‘TO 260. PER YARD. To facilitate selections we shall place these on ‘a center table in front of Lace Department, first floor, right of main entrance. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F ste, nw. Au, We Have Lerr. 38 Raw Silk Table Covers, size 12-4 (three yards long by two yards wide). Good colorings. REDUCED FROM 85 TO $2.50 EACH. This is your last opportunity to buy this cover at the reduced price, (Fourth floor.) y WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, New Susmer Gixonams. Recent arrivals have considerably enlarged our stock of Gingbams, and as it now embraces all the desirable makes in the choicest of color- combinations, we suggest the present as a food time for making the best selections, OMBRE SCOTCH GINGHAMS. LACE STRIPE SCOTCH GINGHAMS. LACE CHECKED SCOTCH GINGHAMS, HEMSTITCHED SCOTCH GINGHAMS. EMBROIDERED SCOTCH GINGHAMS. EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED SCOTCH GINGHAMS. LATTICE-WORK SCOTCH GINGHAMS. FANCY PLAID SCOTCH GINGHAMS. FANCY STRIPED SCOTGH GINGHAMS. PLAIN COLORS IN SCOTCH GINGHAMS. ‘These goods stand unrivalled for summer wash dresses on account of their laundering qualities, their madder colors, and extreme dur- ity. Considering the above qualities, prices are noticeably reasonabl (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, nw. Faxcy Esmroweny Derarrvesr. We have almost every requisite for decorative art and fancy embroidery. We call attention to the following items, and desire to add that they will be found of ‘first quality; fast in color, and particularly well adapted tothe purposes tended. 27 inch Ecru Nunnery Linen, especially for embroidering, with Bagarren thread. Bolting Sheeting for Table Covers, Bed Spreads, Curtains, &e.,2 yards wide, 50c. per yard. Scotch Linen Thread, all numbers from 12 to. 60; smooth finished especially for Crocheting, 250. Bright-Colored Decorative Fans, 25c. each. Bells for fancy work, small, all colors, 12}¢c. per dozen: large 20c. per dozen. Painted Splashes, large size, attractive color- ings; 15e. each. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. 0.% e Uruosteny Deranruent. FOURTH FLOOR. 42-inch Cream Madras Curtain Lace, in excel- lent patterns, ONLY 260. PAR YARD. ‘The lowest price previously named on this lace wasB5c. 150 Pairs Cream and Lemon Madras Lace Curtains, 33g yards long, 45 inches wide, ONLY $2.50 PER PAIR. ‘We had curtains in stock at $3.60 which were no better than these, so had to mark them down to this price. BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY IN SCRIMS. Excellent opportunity for owners of Summer Cottages, Summer Hotels, ke. 2,000 yards 40-inch Fine Lace-Stripe, Open- ‘Work Curtain Scrims: splendid patterns; best of summer curtain gooda, Twelve-and-a-half cent quality for 8c. Usual fifteen cent quality for 10c. Mosquito Net, White and Black 45c., Colors 50c. per piece of 8 yards. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. nw, New Hovsexezrrxa Goons on oun REMODELED FOURTH FLOOR. New lots of Cheese Cloth and Batiste Com- forts in all sizes, white and colors, This stock is now at its best. New Gauze-like Light-weight Summer Blan- kets, in all-wool and cotton-and-wool grades, California makes, all sizes, and low prices. ‘New lot of White Muslin-covered Down Pil. lows, for recovering with silk or satin for sofa and crib use. All sizes at present. ‘The work-rooms have just replenished our stock of Cotton Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases. It is economy to buy themready made. ‘We recently opened an excellent new line of Pure Linen Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases. We offer two special bargains in Pure Irish Linen Hemstitched Pillow-eases, full size, fine thread, at $2 and 82.50 per pair. These prices are 50 cents per pair lower than heretofore— made soby alarger and more sdvantageous Purchase. ‘New lines in all the desirable brands of Quilts and Spreads; specially good values at @} and 1.50 each. hs taen (Fourth floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, Warre Woorex DRESS GOODS Never before in the history of fashions have ‘White Wool Goods played such » prominent part in season's styles as they have this, they being very extensively used tor full suite’ skirts, and are made up in various combinations ‘with almost every color, especially witn the new Blues and Greens. To cap the climax, Parisian fashion journals say: “White will be worn on all occasions during the hot summer Anticipating that the demand must necesss- Fily be something unusual, we have made large purchases, especially of the more desirable fab Fics, and call special attention to the wide range of kinds and qualities we have now on sale. 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Addreas © NELSON. $14 host as —— Wisteria: G. i, Ht NORE ES wie 18 Bl te SA}ce" Creams #0 ber gallon, Seg iban yy ANTED-DANIEL J, MOFFAT, 414 4) Vege wei Pues) MOFFAT, 414 Met Si hued workmen ‘em “prompt st : driven wells mie rt cea ‘specialty. ws ait yt KNOWN N THAT FRESH ALDER- Urered tn jth Ward” prints 50 Tig aise Gore aS ‘Soother tye FOR SALE—LOTS. PBR ce aS A. DARNEILLE, 1296 F et. 2 Resins ai FRE BEST Two SALE_AT A, DECIDED BARGAIN —m | eter oa aaa ae | East ‘gg wide aliey ERB Oo. ocation corner homme: ; my 2S ues P35 | FoR RENTOAT 217 1 —_ wom ished rome one lanes front room exposure ; Aino small roctn, reat apoderste, my Fast RENT—TWO NICE COOL ROOMS. UNECK- abe! Or tus if preferred. Vary reasonable. "21051 strect mee mye Fee RENT—A WELL FURNISHED Story room, either {runt bath on namic puvetient location rent 10. ist RT ave Pou — A GENTLEMAN, NICELY FU Hehed room in Rew house uw, with posure: private family myzd-2° KENT_930 E ST. N W., TWO LARGE, FU shed rooms, second floor, summer prices. KR REET—1409 MASSACHUSETTS AVENU! Highiand Terrace, handsomely furnished suite © Fooms on second floor, also, ‘with board. | pomma oo 80, slugle Fooms, FOR RE T—JUNE L PLEASANT ROOMS. SIN. ele oF en suite: Southern exposure. handsome new furniture; entirely new modern louse, 30 a also. r i) Indias ve... conven gookine washing and ironing Ap ‘Apply’ at 1420 thet: | tase aliit'Se. per quart. fo Ryton and asion Ofices, Pat cars fase the door WARTED—AN, EXPERIENCED ‘NURSE CAPABLE wax ping 3 pops ind OF OF NORTHWEST R RENT GENTLEME 'R- ideas tion desirous of get best milk i = nished ema ‘the week eT = ing, fall care of bila L wave Me ace to ahs ie WASTEDIEvE, GIRLS TO WORK _ FE _my3s bn ‘workers wan! Apply 26 P st. now. ANTED — AT BURGESS’ EMPLOYMENT Aagney,, 425, 10th at pw. aa | Ba, met Desirable places for all who inqul W!STED-DIMEDIATERY. waist HANDS AT £31,7th st, 2... secoud floor. “None but experienced eed apply. 1” wee —A LADY BOOKKEEPER, WITH VY abpectical, experience: must, come well, recom: ‘Apply t0 GATELY & ALDEICH, ar Wa Wp NE pe Th (CHAMBERM A1D5, Bouse git apera, SS. ae fo a Tait ‘STEVENS San Seed BUREAI vee Wa of wood a refer- NG GENT a4 Ss ‘address, to take charge of book- stands at ccnventions in this city. Send name and address au: to Box 149, Star office. 11 ¥ THREE TO FOUR HOURS daily to take orders; previous ¢ not re. quizes. ABR Rooms 3 and 3,23 F st. u.w., mare WHITE BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN TO Tun errands and make himself generally useful about astore. Apply atG19 Dst.n.w. my we ee cutkoe Tau won News, 04 Fateh. Was ‘TED—A GENTLEMAN TO weave ‘SHORT ote ae a for us Eanve r work; salary and expenses Li98 7th'st, nw. Di Woy srenus two Best siees wal bhaae the best need apply. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS BOOKKEEPER’ one that ia fauniliar with the grocery business 1908 14th s1 BROS. Wt SEOADE SOT URURE 20 YEARS, MUST make good appearance and Lave attractive ad- arenns 4 rea, ne iter 9 Uelock to, R & OU. a Ex it yaNFED- MONTH GOAN BE ihede working, for us Agents preferred wo can furnish their own horses and wive their whole time to the business, ‘Spare moments inay be. profitably ex loyed.also.” A few vacancies in" towns aud cities, B, si JOHNSON & CO, 1009 Main at, itichmond, Va. myz2-1m WASTEDSTWO GOOD FRAME MAKERS MUST be irat-claas mechanicn, to make fraines Us the lec irons Box 117, Star office. WASP ae GIRLS AND ONE BOY: CALL at WM. BEITZ'S Feather Duster. Fact 4 my Mit oe wees ade ie 188 8 tar office. __ mye." ANTED-LMMEDIATEL| Y HAMMER- hand-mining in Washi yaduct App at ofice of, BECK WIN we guack ENbUSE 2 B25 Bridge st. Georgetown. WASTER ENERG OF Ei sex seeking pormanent employment and liberal pay, call ee es rst floor, at, nw. y21-3t" —GIRL, GERMAN OF ENGLisn PRE: With. for chamber work, &c-: to gO out of city for the summer. Box 6 my21- “WASTED-coMBaDES OF G. AR. ON =5 sreatest soldier novelty ever plared oh the, mar. ket gous pathing te lara Address LERNER & i wut st., Philadel- bits, Pa iny21-1¥ WASTEDA COMPETENT WHITE GIut, 48 couk; German preferred; must have references, Apply 1204 Massachusette ave. n.¥ 21-3t* Writtan QUICK, ACTIVE YOUTH 10 DRAW vats Drug Store, 11th and F sts, Witte YOUTH ABOUT 17 OR 18 YEARS of age to learn the drug business; must come well MERTZ’'S Pharmacy, 11th and F sta, learn’ 1713 A isc”: aa anaheim y ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS, COOK. MUST derstand moaking soups and desserta and fully com a All “the, position, -Addrows, with rence, 155, 5 my2i-eost ANTED20 LAND GIV. away, for doing it. Security re- great Hours ¥ to tp is oly. DUNLAP O38 ot miy10-6t* | W LADY AGENT! 0 A DAY SURE; Dewrubber under warincut: Siva MF LITTLE: Chicago, TL. ___'my18-108* Ww \NTED-AN ACTIVE, AMBITIOUS WOMAN, located outside Washington. to represent in her unity & responsible house, alary $50 mon references required. J. G. BLA} wD, Supt Reade st. N. ¥. my16-wiw Wis LOCAL OR TRAVELING AGENTS for a new specialty —fire-progf safes: N.Y agent ad first week. aN. nt half car- fade Mich: canvanssr Cleared 8400 “Asst mouthe'a jo dealer with his other business Teoma ai80 Ene month on oUr specialty catalogue free NE E CO., Cincinuati, ANTED — DUNI Domes aS BU- Feat, conducted by ladies, men and women, white nd coloréd, for all kinds of domestic labor, fr Dis; trict and states, with reference.717 3 T1-2we ‘ANTED-SALESMEN—¥OR PATENTED NOv- elties, useful jused in every household. Lib: ¢fal commissions allowed. Onc dollar wills a es ‘in Address for particulars, with, ‘stan LUN- TENS RUGSELL. 18 Pearle, Rapids, ‘my16-im we "ED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. ners for Prof, C RISTNER'S new “Inter- national oo iar with any. ineh-Fule or tape- terns and materials cut, basted, FED_AT DICKS AGENCY, W WOMEN COOKS, Ww Pee ad an AERCE OMEN CODER, | Gata cocks waiters bullers.coschasen, laity Then, and hotel belp for resorts," O13 7th stun. w. _my?3-3t? \NTED—BY ‘Bally. a place a walter no objection to a ie A COLORED MAN IN PRIVATE 20 CENTS Wares fucpane BUTTERINE A NTS than "butter: tatiefacten pasured ered tai the: yout faye deal ‘or delivered “at “house | maton ‘orders pram Sin.—No connection whatever: with promptly. any my3-2i WM. C. SCRIBNER WATER WELLS DUG, BORED. AND ‘AND DRIVEN. All kinds of ae por, — aie 4 w Saeed WET SE S23 8thet ne ___my3-1m* _ ‘kinds of 210 7th st aw. and "Fincntreet wing: ‘ANTED_EVERYBODY TO KNOW ‘That they can preserve their Furs, Woollen Goods, silks, Fine Clothi from moth and other insect life by Scticiee to tho CENTER MARKET COLD STOROS, ROOMS, where they will be kept at & fixed tempera. ture during the hot season, at « Brice per 0. Were TO PASTURE, KEEPING stalls: baddocks attached: i PL OLARR, Stizo, Ma. WATERS STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Renovating Works; Feathers Menovated, Mut tromos Made Over. Furniture steamed, and Moths De- stroyed. ¥. H, YOUNGS, Omice 1402 Ba ave., Factory iK sts, se, "Telephone 610-2 oF 1008-2. ER BOUGHT WM. PRIEDERICH, the manufactur. ing jeweler, 605 7th st., opp. Patent Office. mi-Sia WASP DST ENOWS THAT C8. BUNDY, (opposite City Hall), i» Cova ited States and Territories, K SALE—A. FE “mye FOR SALE—50 HEAD OF TEXAS HORSE: broxe, at the MARKET STABLE YARD, 1211 Baw. msZ3-1 JOR SALE—A FIN RSE, 6 YEARS OLD, W 50-INCH CHALLENGE BI- nged Dut four of ve tities, omer havin 20 Use for it will sell cheap. 1316 8 ALL a 17 hands hich: weighs 1,325 pounds: good style and action. DOWNEY'S Livery Stable, 1620 Ltn. w my? FE SALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM V1 IRGINTA, ¥6 choles Horses, euftatte for all pa Dt SALOMON, Jackson Hall Alley, bet.3d aud 4% st, Ponn, ave. and C st. n.w. aus le FOR SME A SEVENTEEN | HORSE-POWER Boiler, Condition ; can be seen in use. eee HM DEXTER & CO, my23-20° 490 Cat. nw. Fr SALE—PIANO BARGAINS— ‘Wealways get there with our fine plano bargains, ‘and our patrons all testify of ourlow prices for the finest quality. Just now we want toclean out some nice sligitly lused pianos to make room for new stock thie way.” Ifyou want to pick up a anay to buy oF ih rade ine fo and alk, pan Open til 7 pon Mk PIANO EX¢ _my23-6t tee ‘i ‘(OR SALE-GREAT CHANCE—A LARGE UP- right Grand Piano in nice order and fine tone, can be Bought on eaay terms of @10 per month, or ceal. for eed, for seen at our wareroolna THE ie PLARO EXCHANGE, my 25-0 )R SALE—A BARGAIN—FINE SQUARI Ge 08E- food Piano in elagant condition: carved lees: full rich tone, and fully warranted. cost 8400; orice only includ stool: @25 cash Toon INN Corer aE TTANO ERCHANGE, Mmyz3-6t 422 Oth at. FOE, SAPE_A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR UPRIGHT Piano of unusual power and sweetness of tone in fine cine elon a but — wm aged Careful party, aid without SSeS ee ‘and payment to suit. Can be byes Semin ee THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 oth st, SALE—ANOTHER BARGAIN—A RICH- toned fine case Upright Plano of great power: early new: for only, $260, in payments of 810 ny sonst 9425; fick singing quality and crestly in elezant shape. an wuaran ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 9th my23-6t HR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—WE HAVE TWO Frstutitifand richly suiehed Upright Panost o'ex- change for Square Pianos at s price way below their ‘hts made for richness of tone, elezance and durability; will pay value for Square Piavo, and balance can auit; come and see them: THE Pi my23-0t ANG EXCHAN NGE, ees > Ne Oth at R SALE—HAND-FED, YOUNG, MALE MOGK- ing birds, only 83 each ; ats Fits Lim = ries, ete. ‘SCHMID'S BIRD ne stm seems 317 Tetheta. 10K SALE om Fa “3 8c. LBL NEW, = (oF the “mone; Feathers, SOc s ih. all orders promptly Louvered, WM. 8! Li4 2d ne ap23-300" RK SALE—250 SHARES] DYNAMOGRAPH STOCK ate this week. ‘RANK H. PELOUZE. 1416 F street _ my22-3t Dealer in Local Stocks and Bon JQOR SALE—ALDERNEY COW ; VERY GENTLE; ions milk dail; y ‘OR SALE—A MILL COMPLETE } FOE SAWING {and splitting wood. ‘B. R.. Star office. OR SALE FIN RODGER ROAD BUGGY, G00D Price $150; original cost $400. Address L., Star ofhea R SALE—LADIES YOU CAN PURCHASE A ‘tne fold watch by joining the Home Watch Club at hie qual payments of 61 per wash, Glatmonde and Jewelry on the samme plan, WS. TAPPAN, S05 9th st itimore office 110 N. Howard st, J. GAR, Stanager Fest NIN PERFECT e140, ‘will sell tor 865. Prien 82 ‘Cost Faavese R SALE—A THRE AL ton. Apply CHAS, try; cab be seen at present ‘Scale, cheap: in excellent cot WARRE! 1713 Kat. nw. 7 CARTERS GO. 606 Pa ave. nw. ANTEDBY, A WHITE GIRE A PLACE AS | JOR SALT —A SORREL HORSE, susp bambermald yurBe; away. Dine years ‘Address Box 18, Btar office. £0 “Ter” | e256. Inquirein rear of 1721 Hat. aa “at TANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL A Place as nurse to a child “Adress ET, NTED—A YOUN WHO SPEAKS GER- r ced Sawin wante work o entecragt ce ANTED AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Wie pakonieattan ‘Walters Osoks.Couchasen, 926 Fet nw, my23-4t* IFUATIONS FOR 50 FIRST-CLASS Me ‘tad en ites a SALE-BED FEATHERS, FROM 7 TO 75c. ‘pound; warranted new. ‘Come and sco and youwill buy. Address STANDARD TEATHER- DUSTER CO., 638 H st. ne, ap30-4w~ R SALE—200 SLATE MANTELS AT A A SMALL ce ese made dares gts h and new; Deen made during the wi foe and wars ranted all slate; no imitation. KOCHES, 497 C st nw. my19-lin* 1B SALE-ONE TWO-SEATED SURREY, LIGHT it-claas order; cheap if sold. myison nw. esas R RENT—TWO OR THREE UN' NISHED, communicating Rooms on second floor, suitable f ight housekeeping, with was and bath, private fay, 129 Ast ne, Capitol Hill. myzl-ae RNISHED FP QU BENT 1153227H SEW UNFURNISHE ‘Rooms, light housekeeping, all modern jemenia, ot and cold weler OM ne erst miy2isee rent mo 810. RENT—FAMILY OF REFINEMENT HAVING Sees pouss bouse =] mall art Gesire two or three in: |; Fe Sd Pena aba eet San Soe an agin and Oa ope pant aed ehicetal fSeahuys seemenonsoadanesd’ ee ata ROOMS OR UPPER FLOOKs. UN- 1112 F st. aw.; prices ‘oR im RENT—1338 1 ST. N.W., OPPOSITE Fi without board re FOR BENT < FURNISHED MOOMS BY DAY, or month: chowe table in house, THE ha BUCKINGHAM, 920 Isthet nw- fronts MePbereon Baquare. my 19-60" R_RENT—KOOMS—1502 H ST. N.W., NEXT | door to Wormley's Hot farnished | Fooms, with or without board; also first-class table ‘board. Cie _FOR R R RENT—FURNISHED FLAT—WE CAN RENT until October, 1. INR, at guly €30 pur month. & choice six-room: Flat near Lafayette squ: me easy reach of two lines of strect cars. 738 Loth st. nw. TWO FLATS AT SUMMER KATES, | Apply at WOODMONT, Lowa Circle and 13th NT—FLATS. | =| OR RENT—APARTMENT AT THE “PORT | until the Ist of October, one of the most me furnihed Gate, at 8 sreatly reduced price. Address APARTMENTS, Star office. amy 18-60 _FOR, er OR, RENT—FI 1223 aud 12 erate for, 131 & noows FoR onvjcea aa. | st, steam iat. J.B FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS | POR RENT A NEW BRICK STABLE. WITH ALL moder ting ovement, between 12th and 13th sa, | and Land Kstsn.w. Apply tod. W. P. MYERS 1428 New York ave. JOR RENT-STABLES OR STALLS FOR ONE hundred horses, at 14th and C stanw. JOHN M. YOUNG, 479 C st. nw. my221-6r COUNTRY _ REAL _ ESTATE. | Fe Bate PLEASANT | SUMMER RESIDENCE | in Maryland, fifty ywn the Potomume acres of lawn and ore gl productive aud waayted to truck raising; fruit, fine fishing and crabbins and post-othice. Washington steamers stop dail: dress POTOMAC, Star office. 33. Toos 1 oar -VALUABLE VA FARMS AT WINS. HF cign, Culpeper Co.:, tine land. Inile from churches and schools; K.K. depot, gesteutige on farm. Address De. ICC jopewell Junction, Duchess Co., New Yi NEW SEVEN-ROOM COT- tage, at “Brookland,” 2% miles from city, on Met. Jent to station lar and Apply to LEIGHTON & PAIK tees, 482 Louisiana ave. ‘furnished preferred) descrivtion and rent Ra office, we month to PRINCE GRORGE, Star: mya Fok SALE GE RENT-AT HERNDON. Va. 4 i fruit; “three “minutes from station. and, trait Taquire of A. CROUNSE, Cash Room, ment. i BALE SIX ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, with Tenement House, cou ‘ve rooms; splendid Well of water oue tale frou Bridwe, ryetown. ip Alexandria County. \e. onthe new road to yureh, in & iy locality. ain dyst Sf will be wold at public auction on ay. i SALE OR RENT— he fine brick residence of the late ©. C. Hyatt at ttsville, Mu. 24 large, airy, rooms; elevated loce- wan grounds, hand- somely' terraced, With abunaance of slede tes, ante Uickst to Washington for price of ehrostcar tare tose or tion, one minutes’ walk from the depot. celebrated luineral spring in immediate vicinity. ‘We offer this, one of the inost desirable residences in eect fsa ath iminediate purchaser, orit will be rented from June Ist to a private family uF fora first-class ‘house. _ my 4-m,w,8,21 ARM FOK SALE IN | from Beltsville, ou B. & O. Rails ‘wood: balance cleared; ood roads and ipeigubornod, Sans & Shai made easy at #700. Address MARION DUCKETI Trustee, aad'atty-at law, Lint? enusburg, P. G. Co., Md. my2i-1m 9 SALE—AT CULPEPER VA, 5 ACRES OF round : improved by a lange frame house fourteen Fe Tooms, with an adjoining cottare; stable and all neces- Yat buildinss,one of the most delistfil ta Vinwinia fora public chou wuly “tree Beare rade from Washineton furniture coutained in the house, 8, Srey £00. my2lae 010 Fat. m ‘ARM AT A BARGAIN NEAR CULPEPER, 35 tiles from station; 863 acres: dwelling, stabie, &c.: .000, DULANY & WHITING, my 19-5t 1320 Fst, Washington, oS Sia HANDSOMEST OLD HOMES ‘Virginia for sale, with 300 to 800 doun County, Va." about 35 males Aron W an we =) vihaemhearssanel OK SALE_—WE HAVE A houses and farms of all wizes ‘Ma.; convenient to the railroad. 1336 F st. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE A GRAND STOCK farm of 1,000 acres, beautifully lorated in Mary: aes ood jand, on the Potomac, 30 ‘miles from. this Landing? dwellines: 3 barns: healthy Vernon steamer lanide BOA. PHILLIPS, ood every te cheap if « sale & WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave. | tien 20, tz about 03 tere; BO, bated cee St 84.50. ac sALES Fee ‘ta Satine ss bed ea Sg JOR SALE—PINE uN 7 oN Br a into tour, Jota, _mya3-ae 68 aoe 181 Fee, JOR SALE—CHEAP — DESIRABLE Bi i. ving TiS AEE pletion et Forest Gio 4. & ita DD, 142359 F wt. yu sare JOR SALE—THAT HANDSOME LOT or a Lt nw. tr can be effecte. JOR SALE —A DESIRABLE BUILDING Li OE Nave. and Dak ae una price berg ft w ui | east 01 sud New York ave. uw | Shee. “LOUIS P. SHOEMARER 20 Face w OR SALE ALL OF SQUARE No. 149, L OF SQUARE No, 17 OF SQUARE SOF 8g. 198 4. VN. BUYCK & Co. JOR SALE SEVFRAL VERY Sugegaser ‘on the corner of 2d at Suately adjacent er ieiige “willbe soldat» Gece tannin Sud further particulars apply to, eyes. RUCK & co, _my22-3t ) Peama ave JOR SALE FOUR DESIRABLE BUILDING Lord Py HAVER £c0 _my22-3t Prone, JOK SALE-TWO TOTS ON NOKTH SIDE OF G nt fet th aa Teh ay Be TET O0 each vo a alles. HeCK mee 1505 Penns. ave, JOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON ‘usar 18th at; wine 20.67 x86 to VON qi 503 Penna. ave LE—CHOICE LOTS IN LANIER BEIGHTS from 10 to 50 cents per square foot now is the the to buy and build wradi 70R BALE A 20-ACRE Le foe, right abov Well watered ; the Distrivutine Resor Fei, SALE 5 QUEAP— SPLENDID srTr home, T st. bet. 9th and 10th sts, 2 front will sell st ‘ssorifice thie week DAVID D. STONE, BOG F st u.w POE SSE GREAT BAKGAIN AS "AN IN vEST- ment —fou ‘Rast Capitol and ad Jacenit street, tbel adi ter tout my2i-gt WHIT 4 Foe ors on Penna ave. ae, at a sacrifice to wattle ai ire at dist Reg i JoKbAS, #800 per tot; Maud 2 Uitle perfect: terms one-third years. Call and get plat WALKER & WALTER, eal Extat” Bw my21-3t 613 F at. bw JOR SALE- JUS! THE KIND OF LOTS YOU WANT ‘wail OF hore; tm eauare 136, bounded by Maryland ave, F, Oth aud LOtb sts. 18x10... ios 2108 ‘with yribiic alte; lots will be graded free of cost to” purchasers, Further particulars supplied ty . WEL LER & REPETTI, my21-1m 326 Fe. ave. JOR SALE Two lota, L st, wear 19th stn. w. ‘to e 19x75 each, FARLY. 603 140 DESIRABLE LOTS SUITABLE Po < OR SALE bomes in Le Droit Park at low aT. BAKKER & ©o., my19.st Sth and Paste, aw. KR SALE-TWO LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF @ between 15th and 10th, 22.0205 each. alley it Pear and side A.'P. MULL & 00. 1538 Fat my 10-co3W Kk SALE—CHOICE LOTS IN = “BELLEVUE” ‘This charming tract which has just been subdiv and improved at a lange expeuse offers to those web ing tuvestinents, or nice surburban Lotues the very Dest inducements yet offered. Itis beautifully ‘situated immediately on th faxbiouable of ail the drives around Wash tugtou, ‘one leadiug into the Soldiers’ Hom with ‘brick sidewalks, gus and shaiie-trora, aint about She-fourth of the lots lave large and’ carat vid tres of different varietion bow growine ot tet. Tthas been Ind off in auall. lots, no there will waste round, wo sijectiouabe in snoat other yadive ries ake ae er oderate. and the te Nery tr: and the terms Merely Call early and got the iret civoier A dieaya of tie ota te ast othe presses aay th nt Sor fitaind Faia. ww, of the property as will puureiated by hoe percha fore nue, the it ‘acinus fasech conveyance prubtlating forever ‘the wale of all intoxicating liquors 01 ground. my hs 4 FOE SAP DHE Best axp garest 1yve ‘ment of small amount. ¢20 down and month il buy a bud fot on wtteet ur four equates from. Pentayivauia aveugs care $300. MA. PHILLIPS. 1419 New ork X. B. In the best i fei Value in that vicinity ataloe price abd easy teruun GEO. W, LINKING. myles ot 10th and Hate Fe SALE-THOSE CHOICE LOTS LN BEL vue—New ‘street, brick sidewslis, parking, whade sud tromiediataly on ‘the rth st. hire oar will be superceded in the very near future by # cabie rusd SO. HILL, my 17-8 Cor. Sth'aud F ste, nw, JOR SALE—A GARGAIN— Ifsold in a few days. on the north side of B stn, w., fcomting Capitol Park. Lot 251100 to 10° fout THOS. G HENSEY, _m19-6: oe. 1226 F tn JOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT 106X118 PRET to 10-foot alley, clear of all eucambranoes, yu Deis. Ware ave., bet. C ad D sts, be, with party wall, cellar excavated, and plans for house and # ‘Apiyto. M. ROCHE, 497 Cat. n. my 14-60" JOR SALE—THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN BELLE- vue—Ali uniformly aud regularly sliaped Waste round to pay for; prices low and on joug time. Call at once and get your pick, BC. HILL, my 17-60 Gor. Sith and F sin. nw. TOK SALE LOTS ST, BET 13TH AND 14TH A ne, lot 8, re 1x1 30; yerice 3: OO phaLL, whOW se & _my14-3m 2h Pit R SALE_CHEAP-SEVERAL FINE LOTS ON Meridia Hill. in the eame block near the afte now pared for the building of «X-nenatcr Tien der- sou fine nen eon ‘Gko. WTINKINS, “myii-im 10th and Hata De, JOR SALE—CHOICE LOTS iN BELLEVUE— THA’ charming spot lying immediately slots tie Gtive into the Sa ‘Home Park.with an ever c eau afhede (rere, perky and le L, Cor. 8} | Rt PAIR OF GOLD FRAME SPECTACLER, st Star office, Kdensity then aud pep sa: + Leaps NIGHT, ONE E. & W. NO. a Stun etruntad button” Neue Sour cut, @2 reward for return my" Sime ED FROM 1307 147H ST. i LANGE ST Beruard dog. Suitable reward given if returned tieabove nddreon vet ee |ALE-HOBIZONTAL ENGINE IN SoM Faesae a inch cylinder: fy ‘wheel ‘brass! sie aay Beer Aeeal Tusk awe my ae 3 ee VER! ING Ht WASTED A EIDE, Wstig TO ReooweND | EF ro ae joan Ge neage geet woce gee oughly the care of Aadress 2013 Ret ie | “Meee % > wih? eae mre ‘ALL OE, =f SALE —A_ THOROUGAGOING, WELL-Es- PRC TES rd Restaurant, “centrally loetied: a 1 Ti? that awe BULLIES, DIS oth st Lew tos foee [OR SALE—WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ory, wagon. dr ts Be feel ones Paes aan TE RDINGHAM & COn 1587 Bat oe mw I will pay well eae ry +g ABLE Waite oret | F'Y% one euA se ae or peur situation H 0.0 HUGG" WORCH E62. Poss Th sta to leat helt, eat of reference if required Ag, é and Organs for rent." my2: my11. eee 8 Gare, mrt ee =| Fe SALE OR ene et Whisies was a eae Werscrir ‘Rot een thane mee cna Soe ase a a Ze a by Wn bet Tarts and harness in city! br tise, horse and bugay: for GEYER, 466 Pa ave. nw. api eae ro Ba Pa wears wv be TB ee intiogtn, ane t RE! BRICK ing Sa eae na ply tobe owe ERD eet wt i ‘to come Awad ueeeoe “ane {OR SALE—FRESH COW WITH HER CALF. IN- — & TURNEK, 937 B si uw, aes $25 120 ‘RD AND NO GUi ESTIONS ASKED. on che Suake Bune, May 2¢ch eign inh age eM BY Pe ie ee ian ve myl3-2e* ROPPED FROM POCKETBOOK YESTERDAY J. uenday) noon, neat 174 wud H sta, oF in Metro Pol wo, tab er Segue Farmed fare a ciate }OW AAD, prea ri iu Stra, A male eo WHITE SETTER responds to the pame of Dollj fuarked with owner's init Li aster nee ee? Hy SATURDAY NIGHT, ON a | RDO oF Gengeron, 64001 ye Eemoney rine oder wi the abuve reward EE Omen commer ‘27th aed M ote. nw, forr myZe-ee FOLIOR & AY AFTERNOON, Lites AT ae ‘ BATURD. aaiaae so "Judy. es 108. A lbural reward Wil be given if'returved to dads a mys Lt°%, SATUKDAY MORNING LAST. 4 PUG ised face: to collar. Liberal reward if ree turued to ior" Sotoeetict we, etn mesma jor vacaut ground. ‘SwouMs1EDT *ithoury, _my22-im acuta Foes ae J = DAIRY hes scout ot bed ‘ba wed $7