THE WASHINGTON: March 8, 1886. MONDAY. ‘The Evening Star tas a regular. permanent bova fide daily cireuintion more than treble thet ef muy other di Washington, and coual to that of all the other dziiy papers here added together. Certainly the President has made no mistake fm appointing Samucl E. Wheatley Commis- place of Mr. Edmonds. Mr. Wheatley of the District, a practical business fs a nativi mari of recognized ability, great energy and undoubted integrity. He is a democrat in pol tics, but not of the “offensive partisan” style. His appointment will be generally acceptable. The selection of Major William Ludlow to be Engineer Commisstoner of the District will also be regarded as an excel- lent one. The people ofthe District are tortu- nate in being able to secure his services just at this Juneture, through bis displacement from the chief engineership of the water department of Philadelphia to make room for a Philadel- phia politician. There is general lamentation over his loss by all the Philadelphia papers ‘without regard to politics, and his three years of duty there is spoken of as “the most faithful and efficient service ever given by any official toa public department.” $$ In the Senate this week week we shall be treated to the long-looked-for debate on the Presidential prerogative. Although all the dis- cussion which could be crowded into the next twelve months would not remove the question at issue from the category of vexed political problems, the people will be glad to have the subject thoroughly aired and both parties to the controversy relieved of their surplus energy end prepared to settle down to the real work of the session. However widely opinions may differ as to the merits of this case, there will be general approval if the debate shall produce, as one of its indirect results, the throwing of ex- ecutive business open to the serutiny of the pub- Me. There is no logical reason why executive business should be treated as if it were a sacred mystery, while legislative and judicial busiuess is conducted under the eyes of the people who create the government, pay taxes for its main- teaance, and fight battles in its defence. All three should stand upon a like footing. The masses of the people can generally be trusted. They do not abuse the confidence of the few whom they elect at once to serve and to rule over them. There may have been a time, early in the history of the republic, and while popu- Jar self-government in America was still in the experimental stage, when prudence dictated the distinetion now observed. But that day is Jong past. The star chamber is an unsavory historic reminiscence. Its methods are repug- Rant to the taste and unsuited to the needs of &@ people who have learned the arts of sovereign- ty. Let the President and the Senate meet on common ground and agree to be candid with each other and with their fellow citizens. $< The District people are not getting reconciled tothe appointment of Mr. Matthews, of Albany, to be recorder of deeds. In fact “the more they think of it, the less they think of it.” At the same time they will not rise up in mass meet- ing to resist the appointment. They will grin and bear jt, as they have in the past when out- Siders have been brought here to fill purely local offices. But they expected better things of Mr. Cleveland, judging by his utterances and the satisfactory character of his previous Dis- trict appointments, and they still believe that the objectionable selection in question is the exception to the rule he has laid down in regard to filling the District offices. Sa Baltimore turned out, fifteen hundred strong, on Saturday night, to hear an actress at Ford's Opera House read “Ostler Joe.” This was be- cause some of the newspapers had represented the poem as not all that it vught to be in point ofpropriety. The reading was loudly applaued by the listeners of both sexes. Now let the same fair elocutionist announce an evening with Dr. Watts, the sturdy virtue of whose verse has never been called in question, and see whether the fifteen hundred will swell to fifteen thousand or dwindle to fifteen. We hazard no prophecies—we merely suggest the experiment. The ground-hog came to the mouth of his hole this morning and chuckled as only a ground-hog can at the discomforture of those optimists who have been recently deriding his meteorological observations. A Mormon oratress yesterday wanted to know whether the federal officers and courts would persist in their course after reading = Noverries In s5Ss PPP ENN GGG PoP re tt NNN G G@ oy FP EE HERE Sco S83 Poo ROL ON NN GGG w A PPP 55g Wwww RR AA PP Wwww ER AA FE" Kar Www EE S44 = THE BATTENBURG SHORT JACKET, Made of Frise Goods, Bourette, Heather-Mixed ‘Tweed, or Billiard Cloth, will be fashionable during the entire spring season. These coats are infinitely more becoming to graceful figures than dolman, visite, or even the more popular “stole” front pelerine, as they define the out lines of a good form to advantage, and are not in the least cumbersome. A full line of these Jackets at attractive prices, In connection with the above are showing LADIES’ STOCKINETTE JACKETS, of fine quality and work- manship, cut in the latest shape, at $4.48, A still finer quality STOCKINETTE JACKET, tailor bound and finished, at $5.98. 58g PPP EI cco nA Hi Poe pe eo t & £ <2 eee So aaa E Su35 PB Kee coo 0 A A LLL 6c, 1b oo v Vv REE @6G6 LE OOVYVE GGG LLLL 00 Vv EEE Sy A OL Hy AA TL Sg AA EL OER Sss8 24 Cue Eee = A GENUINE BARGAIN. 50 dozen S-button-length, embroidered back, war- ranted real KID GLOVES. Shades—Tans, Browns, and Blacks, at $1.19, 4G We gnarantee every pair, providing fitted at the counter, and consider them equal to any $1.50 Glove sold in this city. Tust received, a full invoice of SWISS AND HAMBURG FLOUNCINGS, Adapted for Ladies’ Suits, and cordially invite your inspection, Special and Attractive Sales in our LACE, EMBROIDERY, AND MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR DEPARTMENTS ARE STILL IN PROGRESS. TTITH H EER BBB) OO NNN 2 B_eee BoBOO NNN T H H EEE BBB OO WN NN MM MM A RRR COO H H EEE MMMM ASQ RoR OG HH E ao AA = $ ° HHH = MMM A AK R Coo if i ERE . m8 3816, 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Tae Rosw Cours Wrrn Sparse “YES, I KNOW, THAT IS S0;" “our protest.” A frank question deserves a frank answer. Yes, ma’am, they will. The Capitals not very well informed on school matters. Its statement of the past and present relations of THE STAR with ex-trustee Hovey is curiously discordant with the facts. Curae Asp Isrenion Ponovs PLASTERS will inevitably disappoint you, and are‘not worth even the few cents asked for them. Among the numerous porous plasters offered for sale Benson's Capcine Plas- ters aloue merit implicit confidence. They have won their great popularity with the people, and gained the Voluntary endorsement of the medical profession. by their anequalled curative power, and by that only. When purchasing Se on your guard agakaat wert vis nde misleading ‘namesaueh asco “apucin,” “Capsicine,” ete. as cer- ‘ing druggists may try to palm them off on you im piace of the genuine it is. better to deal with none but reputable and bonorable druge ists. Ask for Henson's, and see that it bears the “Three Seals" ad has the word Capeine eut in the cen- mhé Tux t Varrrat Carrra: I a TO-MORROW, $ 3 OTHER BRIGHT PAPER. ry ESPECIALLY INTERESTING TO *, 4 3 EVERY LABORING MAN mg é ES = swe pisracrorconumsra. = ALL THE LOCAL Gossip. E & 5 THE “CAPITAL” THE “CAPITAL” Lows, Arrestios. LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GooDs. MLLE M. J. PRANDI, 1300 F Sraerr. OPHELIA BANGS, LOUIS XV BAN ‘Hair ISH BASKET Pr.alTs, iS, EVENING COIFFUKES: Bangs shingled. mh4-Im* Serra Ovencoats THE RaPID AND FREQUENT CHANGES IN THE WEATHER ARE 80 MANY WARNINGS TO BE PREPARED WITH SUITABLE CLOTHING. WE ARE READY TO MEETTHECALL FOR LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS AND BETWEEN-SEASON SUITS AS THE HEAVIER GRADER OUR VARIETIES AT LOW PRICES ARE SUB- JECTS OF MUCH COMMENT. STORE CLOSES AT 7 P.M; SATURDAY, 10. GEORGE SPRANSY, Ose Puicz CLoruren, mbS 607 SEVENTH ST., opp. U.S. Post Office. Frise Or Rye Wrassy, Reduced from 75e. to S0c. per pint bottle and from $6 to $5.50 per gallon. Warranted streuy ween he Medicinal ‘and general use. Having handled’ tee Whisky exteusiveiy for more than eighteen pears t recommend It. with perfect contidence as to its entire ty, Hee Of fusil oil “and ail other impurities Wits line tiavor unimpaired. It certainly merios a triak ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 2ath and I sts and 2d and D se nw. Diss Scrrs FOR HIRE. 414 Ninth Street. WOMETHING SPECIAL. —TO THE CONSUMERS b oF AND PROOUCE. ‘Having just ply of Fruits, €e., we thereivre call 5 tollowing prices found below: cy Ben Davis Apples, sound aud Ssotid pecked. yz barrel; Gillitiower Apples, solid, By Redes of frost, 8 cts per busiiei loa. KEK SROS.. Uld Central Fruii Store, All goods delivered to any part of arge. m6-St 1 y wick Ores Wonsxy, bottled by the Proprietors, Gan be bad af Drugcists, Grocers. Ii not on hand ast them tw get It tor you of an BATTLEM & OO.. Distillers. Baltimore. And in some branches of business, according to the Dublications of parties engaged therein, ROBBING Begins with spring, rests on its oars in mid-summer, Yesumes operations again in the fall, and lowers its crest at the toe of winter. ‘Year in and year out, season after season, these men Proclaim tothe public in unmistakable English and give the figures, whic, if there is ascintilla of truth in them, prove that six months of the year they make absolute ROBBERY a trade, and the remaining six months are upon the stool of repentence, doing pen- ance by affecting to make “SWEEPING REDUC- TIONS” in the prices of their wares, and thereby palliate their evil doings. They would have the pub- lie believe that they are not only JUST but GENER- OUS. But such pretensions do not put the doliars ‘back into the pockets from which they were filched. GOUGING In any sense 1s not considered honorabie by any class of people, and to sell a man a garment for $65.00 At the beginning of s season, and later on to sell a like garment to the purchaser's neighbor for $35.00, ‘Will not be tolerated in any intelligent and enlight- ened community. THE PEOPLE will sooner or later condemn the method and thereby crush the man. By our system such things are impossible. Webegan by selling FINE READY MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE, And we propose to fight it out on this line, ‘We have just received from our factory 500 Cassi- mere Sack Suits, silk mixture, absolutely pure; no shoddy: $9.75. Also, 250 Cutaway Suits, fine material, composed of silk and wool entirely; $10.75. We will receive on ‘Tuesday, the 9th inst, 1,000 Pairs of Children’s Pants, ages 6 to 12 years, which We sell at 22 cents « pair. VICTOR E ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN TEN 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. X. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICE, And that the lowest. Open Saturdays until 12 pm, mbs Easr Texsessez, Virora Axp GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY. ‘The holders of the Income Bonds and Preferred and Common stuck of the East Tennessee, Virginia. and Georgia Railroad Company, and of the Consolidated Bonds of said Comtpany. who are not in accord with the “past and present nt, are hereuy Fe quested to immediately send their post office aldvesses, 4nd the amount of their bonds and stock to the under Sy 2 feasures are being taken to protect all interests, and tosecure an equituble Teorgsbization of said com Pauy, in opposition to the plan of theso called Cousot “ated Londholiers’ Comulttee.. ‘Those who desire to partlcrpate in such measures should do so without de- ROBERT L. NILES. Secretary. ies 40 Wall Street, New York City. ALEXANDER TAYLOR, JR, KELLEY « LITTLE WILLIAM ALEXASDER SMITH &Co., Wo GALLAUDE HERZFELD & CO.. o F. FROTHINGHAM € CO. mbSm.wa3t TILL IN THE MARKET. OUR NEW SOUTH AND W. H. ILY FLOURS.—These Flours me to mafntain their reputation, as we are very particular w dak them of the finest of southern wheats. When we porchase wineats not up to standard we use them 10F Hours of @ lower grade. 4 number of grocers have reported their experience to us, that they bave gained 4nany more customers by seiling our flours that they have Jost, as those who are opposed to proscription are buy your fours of lurgely in the majority. Grocers, man vlacturcrs auc get them of first bands and save money. Whoiesaie Lepot, Capital Mills, West Washe ‘gor sat ____W. H. TENNEY & sons. PENED THIS MORNING— NEW STOCK COLORED SHIRTINGS. Please call and examine, W. 3. TEEL, Manufacturer, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, TENNEY FAM- mbS Sacericze Or Tus “Yuan EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS om WINTER WRAPS, With a view of causing their entire disposal this week we shall make unprecedented redac- tons, and announce, without any attempt to exaggerate, that the reduced prices are the lowest for the same qualities that have ever been named by any retail store in this country. It ls nothing more than a pure tacrifice on our part, to the benefit of our customers, in order to CLOSE OUT THE STOCK AT ONCE, in preference to carrying them over till fall. The ve.y same goods will be worth more than our former price next season, and customers will find it to be an excellent investment, even if not wanted till then, s@ DON’T SKIP A LINE, 1 lot of Brown Boucle Walking Jackets. Reduced from $7.50 to $4.75. 1 lot of fine Berlin Twilled Visites, Astrakhan trimaning. Reduced from $8.50 and §10.00 to $5.00. 1 lot of Scotch Cheviot Walking Jackets, Black and Brown. Reduced from §9.75 and $10.00 to $6.25. 1 lot of Scotch Cheviot Newmarkets, ustrak- han trimmed, black and Brown. Reduced from $10 and $12 to $6.25. 1 lot of Feather Trimmed Boucle Visites, Black and Brown, Reduced from $14 to $6.50. 1 lot of Black All- Wool Stockinette Newmar- kets. Reduced from $12.50 to $7.75. 1 lot of Braided Roucle Walking Jackets navy blue, black and brown. Reduced from $18 to §9. 4 Black Siclilienne Silk Circalars, sizes 82, 34 and 36, 495. reduced from $18 t0 $10.00. ‘1 lot of Seal Plush Feather Trimmed Visites. Reduced {rom $20 to 12.50. 8 Black Frize Mourning Visites, handsomely trimmed with fine tape fringe: size 86. ‘Reduced from $45 to $20. We have aiways argued that “the frst loss is the best,” and “Reduced Prices benefit custom- ers,” hence the above unparalleled concessions. In order to give proper attention to the crowd expected we shall place extra help in .his de- partment, and promise to walt upon all with promptness and dispatch. NOTE.—Notwithstanding the low prices, ne- cessary alteraitous will be made free of charge. ‘far Order by mail tilt Thursdey. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, Linas} 921 Penna, ave. Reovorrox I y Brasxers In order to reduce this stock to the lowest minimum, we make the following concessions in the price: 11-4 German Silver Gray Wool Blankets (7 pounds), reduced from $2.50 to $2 yer pair. 10-4 White Wool Blankets, reduced from #4 to $3 per pair. 11-4 White Wool Biankets, reduced trom $5 to $4 per pair. 12-4 White Wool Blankets, reduced from $9 to $6 per pair. COMFORTS. 1 lot of Print Comforts, reduced from $1 to €0c. each. 1 lot of Fine French Satine Comforts, satine oth sdes, solid colors, best filling, reduced from $2.75 to $2.25 each. (Tuird floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sirx-Wanre Hesnrerra Crorns, These execlientand ever-popular Black Dress Fabrics are pure silk one way of the cloth and pure wool the other, and is fine, close and soft, easily draped, and Landsomely finished. 40 inch Black Henrietta Cloth, only $1 per yard. This isa surprisingly good quality for the price. qualtties, 40 ineh, $1.25, $1.50.and $2. Silk Warp Drap de Aima, 38 inch, $1.25, 40 ineh, $1.50 and $1.75. “Priesticy’s” Black All-wo.l Melrose Suit- Ing, soit, fine, and will not erase, « very popu- lar spring tabrie, 40 inch wide, 75c., $1 and $1.25 per yard. New stock of Courtauld’s celebrated lack Fnglish Crapes. ‘These gods ure compara: lively without a rival. beng acknowledged by ail to be the best manufactured. 4-4 Crapes for hats ad bonnet trimmings, $1, .25, $1.50, $1.75 $2, $2.50 and §5.. ing Crapes, 92.50, $3, $4, 85. $5.50, $6 and $7 per yard. ‘Special aiterition Is given our Black Goods partment, and only goods of intrinsic merit De is therein. mbs WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Gros Rosas Manozeau & Co. FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATINES. 912 Dst. ‘These beautifal goods look more like 6i!xs than any other makes. And for Quality, Appearance and Durability are Superior to any Cotton Goods in the World. The Designs aze very attractive andccnfined to us for this city,aud the price no higher than in- ferior goods. LUPIN'S MOURNING FABRICS in all the new weaves, Great Bargains in BLACK and COLORED SILKS. We offer Elack Silks at $1.50, Guinet’s, that cannot be matched for the price. SPRING DRESS GOODS In all the new weaves and colors at special prices. Having imported our Dress Goods direct we can give the very best values at the lowest possible prices, 25 pieces SPRING COLOR INGS, all-wool Plaids, 43-in. wide, at the low price of €5c.. worth $1. BYSON CLOTH, all shades, 48n. wide, $1, worth $1.25. CORDUROYS in all the Spring St ades at lowest prices. ‘We have just purchased a lot of Elegant Black MERVEILLEAUX, which we offer at_the low price of $1 per yard, All Pure Silk and Very Beautiful Goods. DENTILLE LAINE, in all colors, very new and very stylish. Have received large shipment of elegant goods during the past week and ask an inspection. We keep first-class goodsand sell them at the lowest pos- sible prices, We havea lot of Remnants of SILKS, Black and Colored; INDIA PONGEE, and DRESS GOODS, ranging in lengths from 2 to 10yards We think they will interest any one who wishes to save money. One Price. W. M. SHUSTER & 80S, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Cuaxcz Or Busmess ‘The entire stock of Fine Clothing for Men and Boysat ‘THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE, regardless of cost, on account of a change in business, aad it will pay youto examine our goods before purchasing. No ‘money can be invested better than in an Overcoat or Suit, even for future use. The entire stock will be closed without reserve at fifty cents on the dollar. We don’t want to have @ doliar’s worth of stock left by April. We don't consider it trouble to show goods, ‘s0 call and see our stock ot MEN'S OVEROOATS, both heavy and light weight; BOYS OVERCOATS. CHILDREN’S OVEROOATS, Black Cloth Suits, Black Diagonal or Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit, Wide Wales Sulrs In Prince Albert, Sack ‘and 4-Button Cutaway, Cassimere and Cheviot Suits. Odd Pants, Odd Vests. Boys’ Suits from 4 to 18 years in Cassimere, Corkscrew and Cheviot. CALL aT ONCE at mbé CORNER 10TH AND F STS Doveras be Nuvru Sraxer, wr. CLoup Buripma. ‘Will offer for One Week Fitty Dosen PERRIN’S GENUINE $2 FRENCH KID GLOVES mh @4 $1.50 per pair. Mes M. J. Hosr ‘WILL EXHIBIT DURING THE COMING WEEK RARLY STYLES IN SPRING MILLINERY, 1900 F ot aw, mbl-Lm ne WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR: SALE—HOUSES. _ R_SALE—LOTs, NTED_WHITE LORED “WV ANTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL 6 ROOM R RENT-MARCH BRICK HOUSE OR SALE-TWO VERY NEAT AND CON T A BARGAIN. TWO SHALLOW W “dois 10 gan, Ane a baeien | WV teas moe S forabboot #1900 108 2d st. ne., near the ‘mine rooms, in- | A’ plete new Groom brick dwellings: corner houses, peg cem ya wth weet he eral workers, scrub and ‘kitchen men cooks. ©. | cash: no imy Figs Cluding bath; beautiful location. mhs-lw® ht and cheerful; papered throughout: will be soid . SHORM AK 4. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 026 F st aw. “mste_ | with gall particulars, Box 143, Star office. mbar” | COCE per aso 7 ena ae Siig ag an kuvestaney a they are now rented to fod 3 'ANTED—GOOD COLORED MAM Q0OK FOR BY A. PE ENT, PROMPT. | It fronting Park on Mamach ihject to.an incumbrance ath por cent Nir umn ont aint ma dit magienaaseg ner Soe om aie | Weanrigiaah ser garraaeaicme pine | ate SO Ane ore mame, | estes ete nom oe : 4 u a ison Pst, Sddress, giving full description, R KEITH, 2219° |< Lots on Q st, near Dupont Circle, 'ANTED—A GOOD WAITER: MUST BE WELL R RENT—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSF.1908] m6St W fecomineniaoerrsaaans Con TOE | aoe ‘Wiltbarger st, beuweea tb and “th and s and T RK SALE-TOGETHER OR SEPARAT! Bian PPeate Wileed's Hotel also & good Kishen | WANTED TO DURCH Ay, PRICK MOUSE, | sia: four rooms,” water; rent 910:00, Inquire 1020 | FQ, Set wot ike ttn Orig SEPARATES an. ‘ive Yo seven room, mod. imp.. west of Tthst. nw. mheS* | completed on Te eee nor ort ‘ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, A BRIGHT AND AF _ ‘terms Bes OR RENT— sWo & BRA octive colored bor, from 160 18 years. Apply ~¥y — and location, Siar | 2h S rooms each, Kenvon st, Columbia | _m8-6t RS mbset elie ESS ‘ANTED—I WISH TO PURCHASE FOR IN- | SmboSt’ “ADAMS ® BRATS. tas F at. nw. FREE aT Go ROON ERICK HOUSE | J5OK SAUE-SEVERAT F NTED—A COLORED GIRL AS NURSE jent several well located Houses, $4,000 to EOUNE ieee iz mey0e | Ge veer come parmeem: | Sour eenbaan teat bene ns to maice herself generally sof. Apply at $8,000. Ales ‘anlmproved Bra ery, etnies in too | Eats cco, very conyentone Rica pee, | Ew of whch we have joa sola ws pale ion to uid ‘chene 709 a a iress, lescr' 0, location wie “7 ae some front " ~ of , for $1. ‘ARTED-A COLORED BOY. AFPLY 47 | and price, NEW YORK, Star fies" tahogee | Pees! order key’ af 153 tuquire W. W, SUIT” POR S Eic ie Hane man AT OMOMT | pot a Soko io oa 23a t ctor S 208 F st. Dw. it ‘ANTED — BRICK DWELLING, soUTH | =~ — ‘ana Sable; alsa S-room ‘frame aud de: acros ofiand, | Nwth Amal! Frame under Feat Choice Lots om ‘ANTED-A NEAT GIRL OR WowAN TO | W front, Rortienst ieee EBS OCE | H'POioibih a, w..1311001'1010-14 26th n,w.67.28.50 | witha ings and quantity of frait trees Ap: | 5. below Soot Circe ar Beas eee wl COOK and assist with housework. 603 Fas Ing nortbwe ‘cars “northeast.” Also, one Brick ges 763 Po.w.. 11 Fs..83.34 634 N.Y. a nw..Srs27.50 to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F nw. m8 ‘uhe ot CUT ‘& WIMER, 1428 Fat. ‘9th st. nw. mbé-2t 1g 2othet POR SALE— SOR SALP—NowW IS THE Ti 4 ANTED—A POLITE, NEAT AND INTELLI- = = Three e: ‘Houses, north side of K st, n.w., bet. eat Lots at ‘| tT W ft Zpane colored man, about 2) years of age, | WANTED 10, PURCHASE, A NEW BRICK | 1700 Ce 15th ang Lath se, Ireigutn, Columban fisignia: beats sicighie cen Biot ho hashad experience in runwing hotelelevator. Ad- eer oNee OF 6 OF 7, rooms; all modern improve. pith best BATES & WHITMAN, Fet.nw. | dian Mil, of which we can ofler s dress ELEVATOR, Star office, mhi-21*_ | Terme: He R. Secod Controllers otee, cage onoee | Ser Por SALE—WE CAN OFFER TOR SHORT | choicee ctr € Ww WANTED; 4 COMPETENT WHITE GIRL 10 | ee aUy Aare 242 Mime a most desirable corner iioaseon lth st, | m:boat_ cook and assist in housework; references re Wa UY A SMALL BRICK HOUSE, | 2211 oue on N, near 14th, at attractive ficures Own | FoR BALI aoe Tae. inliehe™ |W podere debgiremiain fio peed GO| aaah Shivspeng goere at. seorou vlna tlc | OO” “AES swcomracnag on torn wr ANTED—A CHILD'S NURSE; MUST HAVE | dress with particulars, HENRY, Star office. mo-3t gesse meat CUTTER @ WINER. 1423 Fst, | 1h, eT, OF ale Mhiat Taiwable oguare of groam®, FF ecw ston. Toquire for Mrs RAIN ¢Y, | 7 aNTED—WE HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR x | 907 La FOR SALE-SPHCIAL BARGAINS—TWELVE | Humpahire ave, of 808 feet. and of S57 tet on Beas. at 609 F st. n.w. meats ” | WV, 308 M R SAL BY P = = ae good Dwelling between 10th and 20th and Gand ‘Two-tory Brick Houses; new: in a crowing neigh- | Gary st, 4 159 feet on Vet. Thesquare contains WW axep A WHITE SERVANT GIRL FOR | sta n.w.. worth about $6,000. TYLER & RUTH: | 1006 2 Dorhood: northwest; rent for $10 per month; soid to- | 54.894 Square feet of ground and Is susceptible of & eral housework; references required. Apply | ERPORD, 1226 F st. nw. mr2lwe | 495 P ther or separate. JOHN BOWLES € C0. 1424 | liandsome sub-division. as will be show? on appliewe ataifas nw. mhsate = Bouse Rew Feri ave ied telus, tna. anon to he deg ty whew at 'ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH al ¢— NICE THREN-STORY £ coms as “Executive ave.” ) Is to become the hamie Walter Oe Te% FOR RENT—ROOMS. | ete netgeested Stag eit MRI | Sats eee has 2 nope aaa Jersey ave. n.W. mho3t Rh BENT— ROOMS, AND DOARDINiGR | 10! Gintng-rcom and Iniwchen on first Moor: ail ‘modern | dvr. with is ‘soutbeast frontage an te hennn ‘ANTED—THE BON MAnCHE ReQuiRES | OR Pir rent eed het class Table Board at 507 | 1930,15th: ie improvements and furnsce: well. located northwest; | iording n direct outlet from. the horthwenern section an active Salesiady, capable o. taking charze | jeg now: mhs-ste | 733 n.w., 12, PTement to street cars. Price $5,500. ‘Terme eas: | to tue Saldicrs Home and the drives outside the city of the Hosiery Department, and several experienced | 2-06 * = - LER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F st n.w. mb6-3v 1 become ODE Of Our finest avenues. Price fab assistants. Apply from 10'to 4 or 6to7 p.m: ulso.a | JOR RENT—FURNISHED, WITH BOARD, | 406N. J. at ‘OR SALK—CHEAP— | i thirty days, #> cents per square fot, om Show card write mai | At cueeriul parlor and communicating bed Foon | _mbe 5.H.WARN | Foe tear rath ets 10 room bonse 84,700 fe terme, We know, ul mo investuent ow —— WOOD BTRONG-INFELTAIN ERG | 220 a east OR RENT_$40—4STORY BRICK, ALL MOD. | New Hamp-hireave. bet Land Meta. Fie a « i canal to the above. Any further Information NTED—A GOOD, STRONG, INTELLIGENT ii 5 ay 3 Ww 7h GOOD, STRONG Tey | Hyd locatlon irst-ctass, References exchanged. 1013 | I iatps Soa neta, Sahu ef On application to t z 4 .¥ aw. Wa FHotren i FITCH, FOX @ BROWM, ee HITE, GIRLS ONE | AS | 32:08 RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED RooMs ON | "mine aon See | Re 5 @ rooms. Lic SS cook, one as waitress and to assist wich washing | [1 third floor. newiy pupered and. painted. bath en = ‘ole Isiand ave., bet. 16h and 1 » FER snd tronlnig._Apply at 1642 Conn. ave. _mb8-3t* "| same floor: south front no children; French aid Fa Tid Bota e, Sra. gueand weter, 817. Qst,, bet, Lath and 15th sta, 8 rooms @ eguare. from Uipont eiteies ANTED-A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN THE | lis! spoken. 1113 K st. n.w,.near 11th st. cara. 409 Sth st. n. 6,6 rs, eavand water, ieee stieteg SE 2 ny ym the nick cares ages of and 23 to work on government | 74OR RENT—FURNISHED—1 FRONT ROOM,| 4106un stn. ; Jarge lot, S16: [AOR MALELARIGK HOW = openers et embeted claims in a lawyer's offi ne studying law prefe1 on 3d floor, at $10 per month; also, one buck 2120 14th st. POR SALE-BRICK HOU! ————— = Address, stating age, education and vxperience, iox | room, et ¥ 418 11th stn. w.. near Penayivania | _™mh62w W . q corner of 15th st.; house has twelve rooms al DESTRABLE RCTLDING TLL, Stat office. mnsst | are, ‘mb! Sa Popiees improvements, ive frout aud ‘side parking; 4 (each ) one square from Depoms Ww ‘ALES | NOR RENT-HANDSONE PARIO) 144458 8. n.w.,cor. 15th st, 12 rooms. Shatidee property apn act r orin ane Peron ne PTHOR. J. MYERS, 1216 F at i iwatore, | KS tirst floor: alsu, other rooms third floor; furnished | 2417 1th st. n.w.,@ rooms. nes CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 Fst. nw. a aa * 922 71 ms-2t* "| or unfurnished; references exchanged. 2416 Pierce Place n.w., 8 room i ~ -. = ~ THE LoT SW. Ook. OF 12TH C aS O40 8 st nw OR SALE WEST WASHINGTON find Pate, fronting reecrvation, bhai. rooms far wat id PARLOR aNp | UbOSt_ CHARLES W. HANDY. O31 F | Aiea of newand handsomely insted Hoven | fy JNO. F. WAWGAMAN man or swcca preferred. “Apply between 3 and 4p. | Fueureoma, sultatle wee epee or Ane AOR RENT—708 PST. N. W.0 ROOMS, MOD- 1, $7,500, SB “Adarens MEGOW ANTE CO ee eae m., at 35 F atu, w., second floor front room. inSake | witnennee : nied oe Frets improveatens Inguife off. D. DALY. 1430 | PO S700? S400. Address MCGOWAN #00, TOT ON MASS AVL, BETWHLN ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, | FIOR RENC—\ SUITE OF ROOM = 2 AOR SALE-WE WAVE-A MUNTER ow new ot LOR si. te Rie Dt : focook and do general housework. -Must have | [/Qmely. furnished: eultable for ROC ier te tA D 2027 10TH STN. Es ry ed ee eet good reference. Apply 16 Ist =t. xe. + | nese. 1325 F st. uw. mhé-1w* Water and gas will reat to respect Z rooms each, and prices $1,000, 7 . = WASTED SA, PATIENT, TIDY. oR KENT — THRE — GOMMUNICATING iia abe We CHARTS | Cal on DaSEStiow nee Fvinbic Lowen Maryan’ oe ter be an eee an to do the hrouse work for feratly of two: | Hftooms, unturnishe ad, story rami ek naae Wes ore JOR SALE—427 P ST, 8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ou. LO SHON no washing. Retereaces required. Cah between hones | gus and batts privine soak 22S HL st RRENT-NEW S-STORY Bi tera improv sem be piss Direct | Tand 3 p.m., 119 4ih ste 7, |g coe eens ep dine ees SO pave. 12 rooms, furnace, cellar. alt mod. m8 . ements THOS TERS, = - 3 : Se is ae 8 ALERT F. FOX. 620 Ext mows Oe |, one | JQOK SALE-SEVERAT, VW W anrepiaA WOMAN. TO COOK. WASH AND R 728 17TH ST. N. W.—a VERY < we — Lots on ivith st. bet. T and U nw., only M0 feet TM Petit a nate, eeemmenastion. Apply at | EV ienescusenuito orev on: neciy furnishea, wuss | TOR 1 1 GTI SE. NW Joor sav NEW COTTA: pe YEE suceeenne lvanieln me CORNER OTH AND MASS. AVC, | inodcrt Conveniences 1u'perfact souaieion, ae Goede wee Seonty, Mi teet deen LOUIS B. SHOE W 3NTD=a souxe TEND Ki arntehed Hoon, with Boned oators | swt souvent SUNS, a Ta, gems Price #8000. ISON | Sy e na Fears Orage, to 20 west with a Indy. With pers dows, Ieterencrs — AGGAMAN. bis and S00 F st n.w. met SALE-A DESIRAT miyacht- emplosmient as nurce toa chil) fe yars eof Care, meLwe TWOsTOR JOR SALE—A [BRK HOU ject ou the morth side of Em Gla Hererences reoirese TITd Buk se eae sen ure men cam. Awe teat a Qo ween area ee pone nets ooeet Ea ewe wis oe aoow Ealy ane eee pe ie Price $1,400) CEONAIS “te to: ‘changed. 1410°¢ 7g Pont. HANDSOME BUILDING thé. n Massachusette ave. near Scott Ch arties able bu-iness they | PAO RE: RBA a 1 tee, fronting souts, wear Dapost MILLEN, Bator 0 aye) ss Plevee Place nw | ARD'& BUCKLEY, 407 dq st ‘above are god © WiRTHD-TADIES 70, WORK ie h, Lave. nw. 10 rooms POR BALE-A& Twostony HIGHT tae sen house. 67 to 10 or week'ean be | TORENT Su Bin at we.18 roome Friviactiot “doxod, Coneoran near foi eee 5 made; (No photo palutlug: mo canvaarine, | AM on secon ad oF unturnlalied: rooms | EB.Gue two-tory eight-room rick, 1, hear Toth, ie Lot on 16th st. an@ two tote on Kat at Ext ARH CO. 10 "central siseet, "won, Mage | ences Require stnwe | Pots tmortiry Brick Movindary. near 1th, Sood 5.5g} arin, "Nps to SEATON GPO. a Box 6170 BAe | NO RENT TWO HANSON] mint mast MP. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F se mw, | 3! PS = = ———— = nished front Hours, one on det au § ad z : on oa 1 ond floor; gentiemen preierred. 6206th st, between rF el RE window as NOR SAL) a S-ROOM PRESS BRICK h ae F guiitne llw- eae xeouonabeer ine | aN indow, 6 rooms, paved cellar, Mouse, mod. imp,, excellent cellar, fruit in yard, WANTED SITUATIONS ene Re Coane; peas tansy: | LPse Peat tanetesy ES “iret CES FOR HOUSE! = an = : +; dITH Lave. F 50. | ith owner by calling at ihe above number.ind3* | sea, ladies’ maids, cooks, Oe ENT LARGI, HANDSO ORT ave, 6 a stone Mies and eae SD BRICK Tand K uw ida aten cooks, walters, Weltecaaen' ys wished Hons, sinaly’or communicatitg, yg ye eg Be. lunibia Htewing : Teferences s."4. COMES, Emp, Bureau, ais eye Ce and evers: mouern, Improsement, SWORMST and deferred jayuent VESCUTE & WILCOX, 100 FOvIMs AbUVe, COR, J. By AIN, IF Ast st. n.w., 2 iw in geod. KOE pts Will be wuld.at a great hare, e BaD. att prowpt bought at NTED—BY A YOUN Peet the hour. toan Bub» 1., Star office, ea er a vANTEDCEY Ak WESE : ror -ace-on ka rartles buying one oF WwW npaniow and het Hep Frat rick House, 10 roouns: alt modern tam- | “where ground torapndiy sae ie dlrs Miss S Sth st. aud Lowa Tyee pps a are commas gt wuho-Be AS. CAT WOOD, Cor, eth and ke Ee AND AT | + ear | room, conveniences, Price, mb2-im TH AND 10TH, W psoas as and wil make Toons aud and cold water and var wdjoi ing Lots, 73.4 by 99. wT perualt Lo inspect apply: t adjoining s 8 ar office. < oe ys NIUYCR, oe am. © shy 48. Ong E g ‘enn, ave, r x, NOW Fass al Very pretty Lots on Colambla Heights, Wi raity, woud | HAAS CERT 1 in all Partsol tae cite, cheapaund on easy tOrma like to hav d eveninz, ior eau WA Pa WHILSCR, 1006 Fs tt Bo Enis POUR VERY FINE 00 TO_ANY ONE | uy ng 350 to S80 per ine manston, with oulding Lots opponite te Dicions, frum BH tala Fears $5.51 Kom Dapont circle for wale at 85.000 each. A iment position preterzed. “Address Box bach Alby gu * je Jots on Lith 4 at erect pOrTaUny, Jor parcics to build taether mini = Lit, Leal Pinte, Tus, me a be “ JOMN A. PRESCOTT, Waster uapy Ey RSTANDS | FP it01 1416 Fst. nw. the ‘indersartew wyatem dedren apostiony | POROR SS UNITY TO ENTER BUSI @ lange and old established Stove and wnishicg Store tor suie, Apply to & T THOMAS, 452 Louisiana ave. n.w. mh6-m PURCHASES AND SALES EFFECTED IN ALL the U.S, District of Columbia and out of town securitie:. Agent for Howard, of Baltimore, i an Clitou Fire Tnsuraaee companies, of New York. ouicy to loan on first class real vstate. Telephone call 216-2 'W. 1. TOWERS, 120-1. 605 14th st., near F nw. aveparate waste =e fur owner. ce and permit to to Wa. P. YOUN BU8 F ston w. iWungs and wooden ston to inspect can O1 KER & TOWNSEND, 1415 Pst. DUR SALE. ‘ihee-story Brick; stone trimmings: complete in every respect. with all moder. linprovene 0 ii. DUE $204 rent 7 & J, OUI RY BRICK, 2219 p | ! a J two-story and basement b 480 W. ANTI PSS PARTN capital to run a weekly 1521 Fst. aw. D—A Bi wITH FOUR "OOM: Pan avmuiniuum IME NEW HOUSE IN | F'85, location: plans shown of the =. by msn of all siiades of opinton throughout the Some Reine bouavesma tel ms; location, firet-ciass; | Cupied by Omber Will be 401d Ow ne Many bes terme | Urs and Winich yromninen {> pay, well bene as Soak ren,rent reawonatie. a one-ait street catsshested by furases JouN's Ni ing like it published. Noue but a man of means, i .* a3 every, improvement. WESCOTT & Real Extent character and business energy treated with Address ath six pore: WILE ». Pa. ave. Bio-3t 1100 Penne: Box 144, Star oltice. Wis nina vers respect: | uci’ SALE — BARGAT HOUSES A} ‘EN. Kk. BERLIN, able house; Wii prefer between 141h and seth and Sts .W.j Pent i r 860 a mouth: reierenc excheaged. “Addres: Wwe a LADY W: RECOM inendations in music, vocal end Instrumental, German, Freneh und Eugitsh, d board in'retura for lusiructions. $13 Blevugiapher and Typewriter, 12 Room 1, Alexander Buuuing, nein 1009 F st. TLANTIC CITY, N. J.—HOTELS, COTTAGES, r.$) .00)|1604 4th st... Gre J. LGsRTFORD, 14239 F st. LOW RATE TER CAMPBELL, 1419 F sta, (Glover 16.00 No. 1, rAN ED-A BRE: Of 10 guage or ove dress T, B city FO. Eute deseription, and w estcash pric y coe {OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT 1903 N = elegant oroperty: ol 20x10. 1241. 6th st a we Rice small Brick. Vacaut Lot northwest corner 13th aud N sts; 24xi00: splendid location for fine resi- dence, Abpiy to Owner. Hooms 6, 7 and 8, 618 F st, 20-2 TO LGAs inaty: 8 Terger and emiatier au MAN, ui THE FOLLOWING Sones H, AND BRIDLIG MU-T BS ble Suburban places. very ‘near cit: = POR SALE—THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL | Gy, heru | ule loco ne ‘of Mur SADDLE Star othee| ne Adres partiealans 0 | SOS,GOO Oftees fo: Rent. Per mo, | A Suiate Company havea tance and shove tieeal | weet uig lected Jon cant of Mt Heart a Se Or aE TING OV ERGOT en | silt apwards, and Sand 6 per ernt on emai sos, $125) Oth and Pa.av,t.18,825.00 | MUU chances for investment. Parties destius te pus. | BOL far em ecretary Whitn o's new place, com W a XTEDGi.000 SPRING OVERCOATS AND | Money availublo on“shortest notice. JU. BIW Lis, Bhi gO ok Ey FRBS | chase or Laving land for sale in the north or north aoe toreet airecion” Aeeter on ie. onetime Sults to clean. Ko ee, br goods. sang, | & CO. Adige New York ave, tigi S oe soda 80)! cate £.19...20,00 gust fection of the city will find it t to, their advantage og ly ye tame er Vile. eed eas toed ry a i Ti v we isonly asmait to do so through this company, which gives its w pas «= ; 3 Penh ICE, shea | S50, 000 caieaks SS, SS TONUIE | , Thesbpre ony arpa no doi soph te company, whlch gis eit | watt ase anal tne be wel Sooo FANTED—1 WANT TO = ASPLENDID for_ bul HK i. T. LEIPOLD, the Ist and 15th. [mb5i TiL0S, EW, good improvements, ‘city. ‘This com 1381 ¥ st. uw. E pithe c bas. seventy thousand Horse, new Phaeton and Harness, for improved | pein in one tract on New mMb6 St CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 Ft the Ast nnd 3 pabireave, ata barguin | U6 a EMER, 2693 Pee o} WOU, eee TOR RENTE investment. 7ANTED—TO BUY FROM FOUR TO TEN Paying diivencs i cash. “Addioo WoW, ©, Seek: | | FONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS OF NOT-Liss | I°S ‘Shis0, 200,000 acres of improved tarm iandsin Vie-| WW Aeris welling meat mathew’ station aed pas! “Sanaes | MLGise 92.000 Ato fecconty on fist-elne Say dag ten 36 viola tor sale or exchange. ae sah seve mew of ck atte "locaton and fale “Wii Hare, o years oid: and wood nise ope BRI. Sted ee Cinta teers oaaieeies VERY aeeanee = Saromea "8 ae anes Addrend cP by Bear oilices Oe eae | © men tO sui Sisees nocehwest. a0 tle Nadesaa ony abd baement inex Houses comtaliing 11 | FXOk ARM OF B00 ACRES Stak ANTED—TO ARCISTS-SOLARAND ELEC | GQ) 7° Hote eo fated 1255 and 1297 bin st bet Mass’ave: und S&C | wil exten Pe yh a Male tmabered: creat bargalas atl MPR Brat Orders filed in twenty-four 003 ON REAL ESTATE. Bg hipunes are ubeu for Simpection. | Price. +0300. | Lorms, cn address W. M.S. Star oMice. wOSte EELER, . corner G. For farther Inforsastion apply to owner. i NU Sati aa OVER ibs emheste 000 (a) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. SCHMID, 812 Teh tn. we ind 3m ee We ane Coane Tromiar | MONEY 7G, LOAN ON BEAL Stare os ‘oved OF unimproved me ‘small Coupe, a Top mvewster | MA Ons (erm. : id r ‘soon, "inguire at 949 Ost hw las ane wis arte whi eae | aM eupass ta a lowest SA | Sse ate LOST AND FOUND. _|SifSuvhat momiabeat "13 dress ice. mhost FBS B Shes TE aennen = = = | a gree RUG Hoe "70 10, Bote dr = a3 ; EMONNATE | J * WESTERN STATE ‘ANTED—GOOD PIANO FOR SPOT cas. | NA ON Sams {oui ou ved Real Estatesecar. | 7°!*

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