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work has been begun on the Mcdonald fish
way at the Great Falls. There will be six I'D
ders up the Maryland side of the falls which
viii cover the swiftest rapids, extending half "a
mile down the river from the lock- This will ex-
tend the spawning ground of shad to the upper
part of the river. and in time give our local
anglers a chance TO catch this delicious fish,
Cumberland Times.
1t is safe to say that neither the toothsome
shad nor any other migratory fish will ever get
upto Cumberland by the river route unless the
fish way built by the state of Maryland at Dam
No. is put and kept in better condition for
use than it was a few weeks ago. 1t seems to
be located where the fish can not reach it with
out guide and "a strong binocuiar glass, and
at the time referred TO no water was passing
through il.
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The office seekers are undergoing the pangS
of renewed disappointment with the admins
tration. The delay of the President and his
cabinet during the first few weeks of the admin
istration in making removals caused that ele-
ment Of his party which regards office as the
chief end of politics keen disappointment.
After waiting IN vain for some time the office
seekers and their hackers who had assembled
in Washington dispersed to their respective
homes firm in the belief. however, that the dis
tribution of good. fat places among them was
simply delayed until the President could get
ready for a general move all along the line.
Though absent from the National Capital they
managed to keep advised, as they supposed, of
the movements and purposes Of the administra-
ton. Finally news went out that the closing
DAYS of the current fiscal year would witness
the general onslaught upon federal Office
holders which the outs had so impatiently
waited for. Upon the heels of this many faces
familiar TO Washington for some weeks imme-
diateiy after the Inauguration reappeared.
The men who had in the early days of
the new regime filed applications for office
for themselves or for friends hurried
back to the Capital seemingly confident
that their wishes were about to be gratified.
But the administration is, apparently, much
disposed To take its own time as ever Nothing
in the nature of a promise binding himself as to
persons policy, for the future, can be pro-
cured from the President. The same mutter-
ings of discomfort which were SO frequently
heard here in March and April, again proceed
from groups of the hungry outs as they assem-
BILE TO discuss the situation. All testimony,
however, goes To show that the great mass of
the people who care more forg good and economi-
cal government than "a to who shall fill the
offices are well pleased with the administration
and its course.
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For some years the republicans have been
trying very hard To carry Delaware. The demo-
cratic majority is small. and signs have not
been absent that the party lacked cohesion and
the spirit of growth, that the republican
minority have been feeling quite hopeful. But
the latest indications are against them. Will
mington, where the republican feeling has
shown special vigor in its city election of Satur
day slumped back from republican control into
full communion with the democracy. Mr.
Bayard must feel gratified at this substantial
endorsement of the administration by his local
supporters
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PERSONAL.

CLARENCE I. TOGE. AGED 10 YEARS. LEFT
Ohis home May 2tjth last had on brown coat and
vest, striped pants aud white hat has scar
one thumb from joint to joint. Any information
leading to the discovery of his whereabouts Will be
thankfully received and literally rewarded by pa
rents, at 1913 9th ST. NV. je6IjtS
MISS ANNIE +. KENDG,
ANI Magnetic Healer Clairyoyant and business Me-
dunn. No. OBJ 18th st. W. mylS-2w&
AgcDEVITTS DETEtTINE AGENCY-CoN-
IVA sutaticn Free and Confidential. Prompt afteu-
ton and reliable service. JAMES A. MCIjENITr
Manager 500 PENNSYLVANIA ave. mhl6-,Ins
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While politics in this country is in the mid
summer doldrums, in England-possibly from
the fact that they don't have any summer
there-the pot is boiling very fiercely. The Glad
stone government is unpopular to the last de-
gree. and only party loyalty keeps the liberals
together. And il begins to look as If even this
considera ton would tail to prevent general
breakup. To add to the horrors of the situa-
ton, the interviewer has appeared and put into
print some very fiery and unconventional ut
terances of Sir Peter Lumsden, who defends
himself decidedly at the expense of his superior
officers, civil and military. Sir Peter has been
told to shut up but it isn't certain that he will.
For the moment he is the hero of London. and
as he has little To expect from the government
he doesn't object to taking his pay in applause.
The liberals are in the worst shape possible to
face a dissolution of parliament and general
election. Mr.. Gladstone is plainly breaking
down, and he leaves no substitute to fill his
place. Were it not that the conservatives are
equally at loss for leaders, the issue could not
be doubtful. Just what is to be the outcome of
this chaos is n matter of interest to those who
are watching the momentous changes now in
progress in England. One fact, at least, is man.
ifest-the increasing intelligence and indepen-
dence of the masses; a fact ominous enough to
the existing order of things whatever it may
lead to In the way of new institutions TO take
their place. The independent in politics is
getting to be as troublesome q person in Eng
land as in the United States.
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A Massachusetts man who seems to think
there are not already sects enough has built a
church in his village, dedicated it, written
hymns for it and devised a theology. He evil
IDENTIFY intends u run that church according to
his own ideas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-08

The whisky dealers are complaining that
sales have fallen OF greatly on account of the
hard times But il is not matter of public
sorrow that people feel that they can't afford to
get drunk.
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Does the st. Louis Republican, which is a
democratic newspaper, intend to be sarcastic at
the expense OF the present administration when
II expresses the hope "that young Mr.. Beecher
will also receive from Mr.. Pear a cake of soap
In return for his fathers indorsement?' The
remark seems TO be open to that construction
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IHousASDs Or DOLLARS

THousASps Or DOLLARS
ARE BEING
SACRIFICED BY US NOW.
FOR IN THE FACE OF THE FACT THAT LAST
WEEKS SALES WE'RE BY FARTHE
GREATEST THE HOUSE HAS
EvERHADIN WEEK
SINCE ITS ExIs-
TENCE,
WE VOLUNTARILY CoNCEDE TO THE PUB
Lie DISCOUNTS
IN MANY GOODS AS MUCH AS 33 PER CENT.
IN MANY GOODS AS MUCH AS 25 PER CENT
IN THE MAJORITY OF GOODS 20 PER CENT.
IN NONE LESS THAN 10 PER CENT.
AND WE DO THIS WHEN THE DEMAND FOR
OUR CLOTHING IS THE GREATEST WE HAVE
EVER KNOWN. SURELY THEN OUR
GRAND REMOVAL SALE
MEANS TO Us NOW THE LOSS OF THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS THAT WE REMIT
FROM PRICES THAT NEVER WERE AS
ATTRACTIVE AS THEY ARE THIS SEA
SON. WE WANT TO SELL EVERY Doll
LARS WORTH OF GOODS WE HAVE IN
THE HOUSE BEFORE WE REMOVE TO
OUR NEW BUILDING
TWILL REQUIRE A LARGE MAJORITY
OF THE CLOTHING wEARERs TO PUR-
CHASE OF Us To ACCOMPLISH OUR OBJ
JECT. AS THERE ARE BUT SIXTY DAYS,
ALL TOLD, TO DO THE WORK IN COME
AND SEE HOW CHEAP GOOD CLOTHING
Is.
IF YOUR NECESSITIES HAVE IN THE
PAST COMPELLED YOU To BUY THE
STUFF GENERALLY SOLD AS CLOTHES,
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY THE
BEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN THE
COUNTRY AT AS Low PRICES AS THAT
ASKED FOR THE MOST INFERIOR-MADE
STUFF
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Senator Logan Is in town, and can look down
the Avenue to the north wing of the Capitol
with a cheerful sense of possession
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HOTELS.

BRocK-s CoScREss1oNAL HorEL
This Hotel is situated opposite the Capoi-New Jer-
sey ave. and st. se.-the most elevated point In
Washington. 1t Is out of the malaria district, being
one hundred feet above the level of Potomac river
From its Balconies beautiful view can be had of the
entire city of Washington Arlington Heights, Poto-
mac River and the Capitol grounds summer boarders
accommodated with delightful airy and well
rooms Transient 500 per day. Regular boarders
summer season al low rates H. BROCK Prom
mh1S-Sm Formerly OF Jersey CITY. n. J.
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NEEP NlANUFAcrURING CoMpANY
437 SEVENTH ST " W.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS aSD aFN.s
FURNISHING GOODS
Keeps {. C. Shirts six for 81 so or 75c each
htt2s shirts. six for ST 81 each
iAttl, IA h Shirts, for or ~ aacb
fitting 'ip Peiiec'
KEEPS SHIRTS MADE To MEASURE.
iAction guaranteed. - w. '>N'
W. al N SAE.iAlNS IN NEGEWEAR. UNDER
SSIeiS, AMY HALF HOSE. HANDKF,S
pr,Ssra..oF fN DERS, KID GLOW Is &c &c
'A ""S- AND .oc JEAN DRAWERS IN THE
spr.,r =. , WORLD
81 ->tAL SALE Or TRAVELLING RAGS o.
-ferStnt Below Market Prices
u-E-f-f > COl4LARS AND CUFFS
Sv@,sr latest styles, Pest forQ
D. ~ latest styles, Best l. ply. Use per pair
eep hoods and save rs per cent ON your DUP
OLIVER p. BURDErTE
Sole Aoen, ,,>.h ~. 49, It'll st. NV.
hfokdER or FRENCH WINES tOsN.f,
-, .S.hANPAsNfS AND CoRDIAiS
t,r,. 800 - and $3.50 per dozen Cali
lorna mes imported directly Nam. /,,rDf.,l 80
per gallon VITOR TntrY'tta. q q plsAoeii BIC
eS. .ol hlstciass houses, bordeaux, burgundy
0nkssos. ~ ~ 'ou'es softes en-
G41c-zins
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PROFESSIONAL.


INXERCISE ON EASY FEET IN THE OPEN AIR
Land sunshine best promote health and longevity,
hence the elite of the world visit Dr. Whites eslab-
iishment, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue. opposite VIII
lard's hotel for the treatment of Corns, Bunions
inverted Nails and all Diseases of the Feet 18th
secutive year OF practice Ina Washington baltimore
esfb IL N Eutaw ST. Office fee 81 sitting. myxS
MADAME PAWN (RESIDENT) MANICURE
AVA and surgeon Cairopodist,-Ffnger Nails beauti-
hed Hang Nails and Biting Of Nails positively cured:
Corns unios. Ingrowing Nails ard all diseases of the
Feet successfully treated. Single Treatment either
hands or feet, 81. Rooms and O. 945 Pa ave. my.s2
M NE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
N1 LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tlemen % cents EACH 4OS street. between 4th and
OH eLeets northwest my6twS
Mrs. N. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
lNx and Business Medium is again at home 1924 ri,
St n W.. whore she will be pleased receive her
Iriends anu PATRONS myl1-3ms
NkS. DIR. J. sEMMEs. SURGEON CHIRoPO
~ Dist MANICURE AND DERMATOLoGIsT.
Corns SOFT and hard HunIons. Unframed and Sore
joints Joints Club or ingrowag Nails absolutely cured
the elite OF Washington of remarkable cures All
should Try Mira sefLmes method Of curing Bunionz
sure, safe and permanent ONCE 1922 Il s., door
nom 18th. mp one flight mills
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FINANCIAL.

PRINCE 81 WHrrELY
STOCK BROKERS',
$50 f nifSS avenue New York.
o39 10th street lCorcoran Building), Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C.
GENERA PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY, IA. GRUGER OAKIEY.
MAYNARD e. EYRE
HENRY II. DoDsE, Washington, u. C.
WILLIAM r. TRAvEies, special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission all classes Of RailVns
Securities
II. II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re-
gardiDg the markets received through our wires in
SANITY, direct from the New York Stock Exchauge
All orders executed and reported promptly. nj
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DRONoUNCED AND USPRoNouNCEABI,E
BARGAINS.
i.upiR'S AE-Wooi Nuns Yelling. BIC: LIVELY
French Saline zoe; Double Width Cashmere 25c:
Zephyr t..nshams. Toe: striped Grenadines, lUc.:
French fiqu. TIC; Alligator Cotton 3ixc 1914 Sheet.
ing lSs.c Pure Line Towels. 81 doz gents BaIbrs-
gan Sirts and Drawers Doc; c. L. &. Health Corsets
81. Regular male silk Clock Ralbrigyau Hose I,c:
Monarch shirt, ESQ., at BRODHEAD 4 co. S. OO7 i
Oh Nv. je<j-3ts
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A. SAKS & CO.,
81 316 AND 31S SEVENTH STREET.
OUR nrSc1pLE.

On the principle that every piece of goods
bought should pay some profit. we never would
make a sale of surplus stock goods, or have a
mark-down SALE But that is not our prin-
cpe.
Our principle is to sell our goods at PROFIT
II possible: at LOSS if necessary, making
EACH SEASONS BUSINESS PAY ITS OWN
LOSSES,
With our ex cellent distributing capacities,we
are enabled to make judicious purchases of
various fabrics. and obtain adv antage i'm price,
which under other circumstances We would be
unable to do.
This buying in large quantities, coupled with
the backwardneSs of the season, is the sole
cause of these extraordinary Surplus Stock
Reductions, lnaugurated by us during the past
three weeks.
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AND WE DO THIS WHEN THE DEMAND FOR
OUR CLOTHING IS THE GREATEST WE HAVE
EVER KNOWN. SURELY THEN OUR
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cause of these extraordinary Surplus Stock
Reductions, Inaugurated by us during the past
three weeks.
ANOTHER SURPLUS STOCK REDUCTION.
SILK GRENADINES.
Notwithstanding that it is yet early for these
o9h we Hx prefer 10 D., place their sale beyond
Is,inttl"ns We have too many, and they
/ lire of of22 inch Black Velvet Stripe Silk
Grenadines,
SnTps Stnrk price - %. 30
l line OF 2.inch Black Velvet Stripe SILK Grena-
dine, extra quality.
Sui Plus stock Is
These are particularly desirable for overdresses,
otsqieS &C. Tor summer wear, and will be much
the coming season.
SURPLUS GINGHAMs
We have had a. many as Il clerks engaged at
one time i'll cutting up the 8 and l21.c Cling
Customers Will remember that this is exactly
maL he dmer regular prizes ard n9twhstand
how soon they may be disposed of
Elegant STYLES in Checks Piids. Stripes, Plains,
15c quality for Sc
DC. quality for l2lac.
Second floor: take the elevator.l
SURPLUS LACES
We cite the following incident, which trans
= lady, altractedb by the throng of purchasers
at the lace department isket: ut one OF the clerks
II We were going 70 sell the laces just cheap on
Monday. or vas this the last day. The clerk re-
piled yes madam: the price remains the same
oFportu nifty U state that when reduce The
pre- on any line of goods The price remains
for "a day or a week, and then advance it again.
To-day make the following additional sur
plus STOCK reductions:
Surplus lot of White Marguerite Lace 3E
inches wide.
Regular Prize .... ~ - - - o5c
Surplus lot of White marguerite Laces.
inciits wide
ReruIar Price.
l surplus lot of Mirecourt Laces, inches
Regular Price :..........-.. ....17c
surplus lot of Mirecourt Iaces, inches
SnrpII,i s,nc1e price 25c
surPl;:s lot of White Antique Laces. ~
Regular Price. o5c
Surplus Stock 2,c
(second floor; take the eevator)
TURKISH TOWELS
Toye ,oI IL Than, 1hTan - by ~ Fancy Turkish Bath
LINEN TDWELISi;
is in Fine Plaid Linen Glrss Towel.ng. 10 c.
- :. :. l2hc
SLIP DAMASK.
For Restaurant and Hottl use for tables side
board covers, tray cloth, etc.
~ IN slip Linen Dalnask ...-...-3ziac.
* :. =. :. :. -----.-----...42 C.
'fEJoEA' DRESS SHIELDS.
This - q pure Rubber Seamless Shiefr; in four
sizes. which Ne warrant to he absolutely .sUer-
spi:;stioEprO3f and viii refund the price maid
Tor any not entirely represented,
WHALf.BDNES
These goods VT buy direct from the manu-
faciurers. who work it from the raw material
ald guarantee every bone absolutely
PURE and unbrvakiible. Two sizes 3tl and 26
inches, only 10 and l2c. each.
NOTE
Mail orders from all parts the nfted States will
receive lac same and attention as can be secured
in person.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
92i Ia Ave JeS 9l2 d St
nENFNESS AND HOW To CURE 1T BY ONE
1/who was deaf for - years. A successful home
treatment, Address
jea6t T. :. PAGE, 12S cast 10Th St, New York.
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CIR THE Bpsr
THE CORc0RD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have on band large stock OF the Celebr,snf
'CONCORD HARNESS. of all kinds and d.
scription. Al Lowest Prices
Every genuine concord Harness IA slammed v,Ssa
makers name and trade marx
o3- Coupe. Carriage and Road Harpess n spsrsslsv
LUTZ a BRO,
l97 Pennsylvania Avepue
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and safchels I'm greai variety Al loves pic.s
myl4
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WTANTED-JUNE 49, IN A QUIET. NON-IN-
w qusitive family, for gentleman and two ladies'
two Furnished Rooms with Board. Address with
terms and location. PERMANENT, Box l27, Star
office. ieS2t*
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DENTISTRY.

hR STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND r. NV.
1Lf1lling specially: also, the of toGhache
without extracting. local aIesthetic used on the
gums. aileNiates pain OF eAtracfiIg 6as given apl3
SAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS.
- fifteen years experience Dentistry Ofice l2O7
st-nw. Preservation Of the Natural Teeth . spe-
Cialty. o<95
nR- T. NJ TALBOT, DENTIST, 49, 9TH ST.
II three doors from corner L. Dentistry I'm all
its branches Teeth inserted - per All WORK
Warranted iauI
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

NOR RENT-THREE UNFURNTsHED ROOMS
4so I'll tn s se ns TO family without children
Fss sESEFEBR EISoh e II s1H
EoR RENT THREE SUITES OF ROOMS ON
- first floor and four suites second fioor unflr-
n nished suitable for housekeeping Apply At 4ei II
EoR RENT-A, wELLFURNIsHED BED ROOM
can't on 18th: k, near 10TH gentleman preterr ed
Address BOX g. Star Office jesats
FoR RENT,oN JUNE IS, TWO DESIRABLE
II unfurnished Rooms, communicating second floor
front and back room with gas bath and adjoin
3so 2s* n00's references required al I'd St NV
E1OR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. WITH
Ro no other ,h reomers, two pleasant communicating
cc ceo HOUR lines OF cars at hand es sss.s'
E,OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. TO GEN.
:G 81 SO or
ences exchanged. 624 st. NV. je63ts
Tor RENT-THE BEST PART OF 1886 18TH
ho @ in deghtfal locality gentleman
SIS IN osSe
EoR RENT..ON. THE SECOND FLOOR. TWO
i beautiful unfinished Rooms to genteel couple;
ss1sss g me capitol City Hall and q ed Aggy
FoK RENT = TWO .coMFoRTARLY FUR
land aye east Of Capitol; terms moderate Address
BOX ID Star Office. ie<;-:{f*
EoR RENT-TWo FURNIsHRD ROOMS. COM
municating. on second floor: southern exposure:
near the State Department Address Rooms Star
office. References required. iett-3t*
LNOR RENT TWO OR THREE PHEASANT.
IL we'll furnished Rooms, with bath room connect,
ing together or single. Small private family Refer
ences required Inquire 423 18th St. NV, hafsauare
north OI fehrsylvanla ave- je4-1m
ENOR REMITTANCE, COMFORTABLY FUR
nished Rooms, with good table board: corner house
ST. cars pass the door, POI d St NV, corner I'd st.
je3-1ws
nor RENT-SINGLE ROOM FOR GENTLE
y man; bath and all comforts; reference TO 18th
st. NV, bet. q and H SITS. iel-Im
nor RENT.PARLoR FLOOR. FURNISHED OR
Il, unftrnished two single bed rooms furnished and
one or two very nice basement rooms; very low
1444 n st. iei.1m
nor RENT-1O16 18TH ST. n W. THE MOST
II desirable paror and bed room, also single rooms,
on I'd floor Ill city, elegantly furnished, delightfully."-
located, one square above Arlington Hotel, front
windows overlook Mcpherson square. Herdics pass
the door. mv16- I'm
1NOR RENT-1OO7 ST. NV, SEVERAL ALL
Il new handsome-furnished airy rooms: southern
exposure; at summer rates. Also, nice office with
or without furniture. my9-1m*
ENOR RENT-915 ST. NV, FURNISHED AND
= uhIurnished Rooms: gas myS3m
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WANTED-HELP

/
WANTED-A afIpDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN
w as dis;,-washer, at 1928 st. NV. Its
VVANTED-BOY TO LEARN CABINET MAX
.p ing; . German preferred Apply to F. EHR-
WANTED.,A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND
w iron In family of four. Apply at 7S6 10th st
Ap SSv . W. WISH 8 re rs CEN
WANTED-A Man TO WORK IN STABLE
per month. Apply 1905 Penna ave. Its
WANTED : THREE FIRsT.CLAss WAIST
chine Apply as1 1i11 ''r the IN
W for homework and nurse Apply al 10 indiana
WANTED-ONE OR TWO GOOD CARPEN-
:, t, ters 8, none others need apply TO G. w. COR
VyANTED-TwO TAILOREssEs TO WORK ON
w fine work: rough sewers need not Apply Also a
at 512 11th st. NV. It*
w soasework no washing Call at 7s1 9TH ST. NV
WANTEp.wHITE AND coLoRED WOMEN
5: A cooNBs' Employment Bureau. ess F. = t..
UyANTED-BY NEW YORK PUBLISHING
House of S standard ts wo vi two good Men on
p NJ NJ A. vARiAS. Gen en- Agent - " es.at* 70
"ANTED.A SETTLED WOMAN, OR ONE
w with child to go to the country to do general
FEELS Employment and COLLECTION Agency. 7ss
18th ST. NV. jeS-2t
"ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR ON
w w. q w New No. Sewing Machine; one accus-
toned to dressmakins preferred, at l2o6 22d St H.
"ANTED-A COOK. COLOKr,D WOMAN PRE-
ence Apply at 2112 Massachusetts ave. je6-3ts
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE COLORED WO-
family. Apply at once at go Q st. n. W.. je82t<
"ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS MAN COOK TO
w take charge OF a hotel kitchen: must understand
caTvlns Address W. T. WEBB. Star office. je6-2t*
YNANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work; no washing. Also, one bundle washer and
starcher. Apply New York Steam Laundry, S24 18th
ST NV. je6-3t*
WANTED-AT THE LOUISE HOME CORNER
w Massachusetts ave and 10th ST.; good Laund-
reSS Apply during the coming week between and
p. m. je6-2t*
w ANTED-CANVAssERS FOR FAS'rSELI~
on.,aa ing article Big commissions paid Apply at
923 9TH st. NV. jetl2t*
"ANTED-ETTHER A GOOD DRESSMAKER
w who understands cutting and fitting or plain
seamsiress. Apply Immediately at 941 II st NV.
NVANTED-A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN
w as nurse for two children five and seven years
or age; must come well recommended. Apply at
I34o l. ST. NV. ie5-3t
ferences and not afraid to work from early until D.
M ana Vii ne wllng to please; to such one good
WANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG GIRLS IN
w city or country distance object, work for
at their homes The business is something entirely
orders and take ali You can make No canvassing Or
peddling; no glass painting. Particulars free. F.
k Rax on New England Trading Co.. Boston, Mass
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1 of four new Brick Houses, st. NV. a block of
SIX new small Brick Houses, 9th St block of eight
new four-room Brick Houses, northwest. Five
complete sixroom Bricks just completed, southeast.
-Four snug five-rOOm Bricks southeast The above
VIII be sold together or separate. SWORMSrEDT &
BRADLEY, 92S st. my2.-lm
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CEMETERY NoTICE!-A LARGE AssoRT.
Sment Of ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
and GRANITE MONUMENTS of every (iesirn and
and of the ates style the hest oil inisn
V now offered at the lowest possible prices OF
THE MARBLE WORKS
Corner 2lst st. aud Peufsylvania ave NV
Please Call. inspect and be convinced ap2l.2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-08

ILNUR SALE
We offer for sale the following property belonging
to the estate of the late James V Davis:
Flvestory marble front building, known as 62l
pennsylvania ave-, and being part The Metropolitan
Hotel
4-story brick dwelling, 615 9th st. NV.
2-story brick dwelling 627 Virginia ave- sw.
Square $50, containing about 80. 900 square feet of
ground between 9TH and Sth and L and NJ sts ne,
Immediately opposite Deaf and Dumb Institute
For further information apply to
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
my2S-lm 621 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-08

"ANTED-SUMMER BOARDFRS. IN a PLEA.
SAINT, healthy locality, three miles. nom t.sfs
Ridge Mountains. Terms moderate Addra.. n =.
d. J. PENDLEToN, lord r. o. Clark ,,ousi, -