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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
YAK HALL, CORNER TENTH AND SIS
OFFERINGS FOR EASTER WEEK.

A splendid line of BUSINESS SUITS at So, $50.
-, $40 so and S12; best values ever offered
FINE DRESS SUITS at $3.50, SIs; so SIS SIS
and $50 at least IS cent less than ike goods can
be bought for elsewhere.
ALL-WOoL FLANNEL SUITS INDIGO DYE at
$40 would be cheap Sl2.
We have suits 10 fit any shape-short and fat, long
and thin or ordinary shapes
NORFOLK SUITS In great variety
FINE BLACK CLOTH SUITS ut $50: worth $40
BLACK, BROWN OR BLUE CoRksCREw SUITS
NJ $40. worth fully Sl5-
sPRlSG OVERCOATS at So $50 50 $40 hO
"a and $40; grea est bargains ever offered
FOR BOYS IL To Is YEARS CoNFIRMATION
sCiIS-fhe most fastidious mother eager To select
TIE most becoming suit FOR this great occasion will
md just hat she desires ami prices which viii add
TO her Joy as well that of the bow We have
tnem la plain and Norfolk styles from 80 up
FOR BOYS TO II YEARS-A magnificent line
OF plain. plated and Norfolk Suits from 81 sd nm
Knee Pants from DOC up. Full line of Shirt ai,ts at
35c- and upward
ODD PANTs.-A complete lire, from 81 up
bsil and Bat given with every boys suit
OUR MoTTo-No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

The individual who yesterday sent a tele-
graphic dispatch TO Senator Yulee under the
impression that that gentleman still occupied
his seat in the upper house OF Congress, must
be the man we read about now and then who
hurrahs and votes for jackson in every presi-
Dental contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
HOSIERY.

Everything got in Hosiery. The choicest
things of the market are now being exhibited
mere that IS, on u limited scale We quote for
Easter:
100 DCz. Ladies' Solid Colored Fine Isle
Thread Hose, double heel and toe all cOlors
and black, only 31l2c. per pair.
90 DOE Ladies' Extra Fine Lisle Thread
Hose, In fancy pin stripes, spring colors. only
SIC per pair.
% boz. Ladies' Fine Silk Hose, in Gar
net Seal. Navy, Cardinal, Lavender, Light
Bue, White. Gray and Wine, worth 81; only
Ioc. per pair.
Children's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton Hose,
ooube knees, double heel and toe, all sizes 25c.
per pair. Don't get these confounded with the
thiitrens Hose generally sold at this price. for
they are great deal better. and about the best
We ever sold Al the price.
Hose for the baby specially. New lines just
In sizes Ala 5, Sig, 8 and 61,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

The map and accompanying description of
the Potomac fiats.district, presented on another
page, show conclusively that the work of re-
clamation, suspended now by the failure of Con-
gress to make the necessary appropriation, has
nothing whatever to do with the region of the
bogus Kidwell bottoms claim. The imperative
necessity Of the continuance Of the work of re-
clamation as a sanitary measure is also fully
shown. The b street sewer. draining the most
populous part of the city, empties now directly
upon the fats at the foot of 18th street, below
the White House, and the fostering mass ofpol-
luton, held there until the scheme OF drainage
contemplated in the plan of reclamation can be
fully carried out, Is a constant menace to the
health ofthe city. This health consideration adj
dresses itself forcibly TO every one, and more
urgently TO Congressman and newcomers in
official quarters, than to citizens who are accli-
mated and can stand the peril with less risk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-EsCAPED FROM THE CAGE IasT
IL week, q Mixed Canary: feathers very thin on the
head Return TO l2o ID ST. NV. and be rewarded Ire
OsT-A SILVER DOUBLE WATCH FOB
with silver medal attached. with owners name.
suitable reward II returned 10 l4o9 18th ST NV lie
II oST-s5 REwARD-oN THE 18Th INST A
IL large Amethyst King. oval shape The above "a
ward viii be paid IL returned McDeytt Ueleciivs
Agency sos Pennsy vania ave- an.So<,s
II OsT-SHEPHERD PUP; NINE MONTHS on N.
IL light bun color; white beneath and partlv ON 60.
medium size answers name of Bun S. reward IL "a.
turned to t. SPEAR, e27 + St NV ania.a,s
/ QST-oN II ST, BETWEEN 18th AND lsTTT
IL Tuesday morning, o small silver Watch ON 49,
70 ol2 Fsrragut Square any 49,. ae~
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NOR SALE
a Al bargain, a Lot in the northwest section hnv-
Ing front of siNty-eigt feet 10y depth af seventy
ieet To a wide alley. For particulars apply to
j. V. y IUlCK,
aplJ-5t 1903 PeuusYiNunI ave.
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FOR RENT--FIATS.

lNoR RENr-FLATS-2 NICELY FURNISUtp
Il + latS, al summer rates Al The MBBbAnNT
cor 18Th II. and Iowa Circle nv. anlpt.
Two LkT-FURNISHED FLAT-AT 4 KEspt.t lD
rent very completely furnished apari rn,nt for
IN summer months. Apply from TO q = IA. Al Ine
= lus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

YOU ARE BUILDING, SEE THE PARIOR
Il DiNING-RUOM and HALL MANTEI-S. fitted mn
u separate room, VIII everything to match at
MANNING & COS
1870 Pennsylvania ave. nw
III gives you an idea how work should be done al;2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

The Republic came out Sunday in folio form,
and while retaining the bright ana attractive
characteristics of the old shape has added
various newsy features that bring it up to the
mont rank in weekly Journalism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
RIBBONS.

"boOm, which can only be accounted for by
tne excellent values we are Offering Full line
OF satin and Gros Grains. Moires. Italian Faille,
In all The newest and desirable colOrs in all the
widths that come. and in both plain and "Picot"
edged see the little punches of ribbons You
are sure OF your moneys worth here, at least
you can get your money back when you desire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

IGOR SALE-ClI EAP-A CHOICE LOT ON MA
pie ave. IN lie Droit Park, 40 H. Nm A.
hooNt', 1913 Il ST apo Inns
IGOR SALE-NEW II AYRSHIRE AVE. MAR v
Il St, only Ell 80; three other same ,AfIua A,
whole tor only 81 IL. special bargains ln uis on
Metldltln lflll; easy terms A. A. lAEIBN.
apl9-it l.,.p;l. a
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The proposal to boycott Vice President
Hoxie's meat supply may have a deeper signifi-
canoe than at first appears. y vegetarian diet
Is said 10 have the effect OF cooling overheated
blood Now If Hoxie could manage to boycott
the meat of the boycotters perhaps both sides
could be dieted down TO q conciliatory temper
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ERE Z. + 4 s S0S Hn'
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RED LETTER DAY. RED LETTER DAY!
SPECIAL AND GENUINE REDUCTIONS
For Our
Z d L R DAY sALEt
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81


We desire 1t to be understood that the Red Letter
Sale at establishment will afford our patrons and
friends an opportunity to secure goods at great
ducton The regular prices asked for the goods are
really cheap. What, then, must be the Red Letter
Price? We can assure you we have reduced them
to prices unheard of before. To convince YOU ths
the reductions are genuine we quote regular well
as Red Letter Prices Reductions are positively 70,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81, ONLY.
TRIMMED HATS
Regular Price. Red Letter Price.
$500 $5.40
500 AGO
$50 412
$50 $40
400 2.75
LADIES' UNFRAMED HATS
Res sas7 Price Fin. Milan Red Letter p Price
LOO Fine Tuscan Braid SIC
lSc Fine Straw Braid 65c
4Oc. All desirable 3Sc
SIC shapes Doc.
a &c and '00'a i i9s
Regular Price Red Letter Price
20c Trimmed Sailors, 15c.
55c Plain and Mixed 3Oc
Syo StrawA 45c.
81 Fine Milan Sailor SIC
High Crown.
beautiful assortment of Trimmed and Untrimmed
a Mat sEo to mention but can all
Regular Price Red Letter Price
24c No. IL Allsilk Picot Edge, 21c.
1sc No. 8 AlI-silk Picot Edge, l5c
15c All SILK aud all l2c
AUG. cOlors SC.
LACES.
Immense reductions have been made in our Lace
Department Would like to quote the bargains but
Woe Diack Spanish Lace all Silk regular price, 25c:
=, 5-lnch Oriental; regular price, 1ec: Red Letter
Regular Price. Red Letter PRICE
S5s$ u. sns S & raw.,, 81:
5uc A Bargain. 45c
p.t SSs .,,.n A. Regular :, ar PRICES rs
are having such q run on; Red Letter Price. 65c.
Regular Price. Red Letter Price.
&c Soc
65c. 3 In bunch. soc
sSS s Sc
We take pride in calling attention to our stock of
Jerseys. Buying direct enables us to quote at whole
sale prices.
Regular Price. Red Letter Price.
$!2S Clip
I'D 1877
100 Tailor Made 1.S7
$50 o37
dOO 2.S7
SPECIAL.
Our fine Norfolk Jerseys at 81 So reduced to 81 81
BOUCLE COATS.
Regular Rrice Red Letter Price
$425 All $500
QUO COlors AIS
PARASOLS.
Having complete stock, and regular price is
low. we feel convinced that the Red Letter Price will
induce you TO purchase
Competition defied the above-Regular as well as
Red Letter Prices.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20


We have the assurance OF Mr.. George Osborne
Morgan, British under colonial secretary, that,
II any dispute should arise between Canada
and the United States over the fisheries, his
government will end 1t with as little friction as
possible. That indicates degree of wise fore
sight which does great credit to the mother
country. 1t has taken some time for England
TO digest the lessons of 1873, 1915 and 1865.
but she seems to have grasped their meaning
now. Experience should have taught the
Dominion government that the truth of the
Irish maxim that the best way to get out of
difficulty Is not To get ntoit but probably it has
not. III, then, the Frivy Council would issue
warning to the Canadians that they will not be
sustained In continuing their ridiculous claim
TO three-mile limit in land-locked waters, it
would prevent further troubles like the Fortune
Bay outrage, and both countries would get
along, if not precisely in friendly intimacy, at
least in a spirit of mutual endurance.
The best thing that could happen for the cor
pora:ions controlling the surface street railways
In New York city. was brought about yesterday
by mob ostensibly gathered in the interest of
the striking workmen. y driver and a conductor
who attempted to take out a Third avenue car,
and whose pluck in the face of danger, entitled
them at least 10 treatment as human beings,
were stoned, knocked down and beaten unmer-
cifuily. If the worst enemy of the strikers had
laid out program for yesterdays activities, he
could not have done better work. There is moth
Ing at which the decent citizens soul so revolts
as the tyranny of mob violence, and the coward
ice of a thousand men brutality maltreating one.
On the other hand, the refusal OF the corpora
ations TO submit their own and their mems
grievances TO arbitration when the proposal
was frankly made by the opposite party will
not strengthen public sentiment in their favor.
tt
As the Commissioners have assumed full con-
troll of and responsibility for the management
Of the public schools, 1t becomes their duty 10
answer the question prOpOunded by Book
seller in another column, To who has au-
thorized certain secret changes made lately in
text books. The fact is the Commissioners
have made great blunder in adopting the
secretive system of managing school affairs in
place OF the recent mode of dealing with them
In open board meetings. The sooner they re-
trace their steps the better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
Specials FoR EASTER

Specials FoR EASTER
AT Easter let your clothes be new,
Or else you will 1t surely rue'
According to tradition, to insure good luck
the coming year, IL Is necessary to have on Eas-
Ter sunday, for the first time some article
or wearing apparel.
This has become so migrated in the minds Of
Inc people, superstitiOuS or not that very few
disregard thence. throughout the present
week we shall make
SPECIAL EASTER OFFERINGS
In Gloves Hosiery, Ribbons. Handkerchiefs,
ParasolS and Laces, these depart ments being
now Particularly replete with all the newest
Things, and marked exceptionally low consid-
ering the high standard of qualify and desira-
bility.
GOV ES-Commentu unnecessary. Ladies Jersey
la1ieta Gloves In Browns. Tans and C;rays
shut. Length, 2Oc- per pair.
Shut. Length, 25c. per pair
Children's Taffeta Gloves, in all the new
shades, only loc per pair.
Mems 1 and 2-but Tatfeta Gloves. in Tans,
GrayS, Browns and Blacks; also. with Elastic
Wrists, II, 25, 3112 and Acc. per pair.
The above are all under value, that is, only
about twothirds what they ought to bring
See this space Tomorrow for other Easter
Glove Bargains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
FOR RENT-OFFICES

E.NOR RENT-FiNE ROOMS TX
THE POST BUILDING corner lO,h ard 10 SIS. m Va.
Studio Offices and Lodge OF society Rooms
There are Vet vacant in the Post building soma
wei llghted Rooms. suitable for lodges aud s,,i.is.
also several wei lighted Rooms eligible Tor artists
STUDIOS, ana Two X unls fitted Tor Lht manufacturing
WIN or without steam power tJt- IleN atur runs n,,7t
and Gay Inquire al the Office OF the Post building
aplU-2w
E'oR RENI-BASEMENr OFFICES l.2S + Slr
Il H. W also Room sccoTd and third npu:s III5 y
s. n W; also forty-c Farm Virginia two miles
from Long Brdgt Will Toe rented low rate los fh,
year DANENliON k.R & son. lll5 Psi at.3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEDaBY A LADY, A NICELY FUR
w nished Room. in the vicinity of Franklin Park.
Reference required Address NJ. L., star oicea2U BIS
WANTED = FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS
w between G and NJ and 18th and 10th SITS. Adj
dress. Box 7S Star office. ap2O-3ts
WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A
w room; private family. on X, or NJ, between
d4th and ION SITS, NV; permanent If suited; CRATE
fire for winter Address, giving terms etc, L. O. star
Office. apnO ITS
WANTED..THREEoR FOUR UNFURNISHED
w Rooms. for housekeeping; rent must be reason
able. Address w. $, Star Office. apl93ts
WANTED BY WIDOW AND DAUGHTER
w three Unfurnshed Rooms, second floor. for light
housekeeping rent must be low. Address, stating
terms. Permanent Tenant. Star office. apl9-2ts
WANTED = PARTLY FURNISHED ROOM
w with Board, private family by family of two or
three communicating rooms. for light housekeeping
must be centrally located and reasonable. Address
l.. +. F.. Star office. apl9-:St*
VTANTED-BY A LADY IN OFFICE. A PLEAS
w ant room, with good board. in a private family;
reference given and required Address A. r.. star
office apl7-3t*
"ANTED-BY NAY 1ST, TWO LADIES IN
W department will pay SIS for third floor, unfur-
nshed, with use of paror in northwest part Of city,
references exchanged. Address Box 2, star office.
apl7-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

EoR SALE
II A Block Of Ground, L. near 16th ST. loa sra5
feet. Apply to
J. V. y. HuYCK
aplS1 15ob Pennsylvania ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

IGOR SALE-LOT No. %. SGT ARE .so5 'FRONT.'
Il Ing 20 feet between Yth and 10th nd rum
ming back 80 ieeI Ia alley Viii be sold low. Appy to
DUNCANSON BROS. apI.,:H
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PPP "A SRR "A ssss 6 81 SIS.
p 4 4 & & a ssss 90 ILL sss'

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+ ~ { Z 4 ~ 4 ssss Q 90 Q ILL / S. 3
Easter will be here. and will your costume be
complete without Parasole
Certainly you will do yourself justice If you pur
chase without looking through the Palais Rovars
stock.
Polite and prompt attention: and you will not he
asked or expected to buy. Hevery lady who looks at
our new stock bought Parasol would Sell 600
day fyou desire to invest 75c. CSC, 81 25 s. So
$40. S49S. or any amount up $25, for q Parasol
we think the Paais Royal give best value in this
city.
III $"## : e. IS: f E E. # #a$ II
4 90 ssss Il ZEE Z Z I ~
From among the many novelties purchased ex press
~ for Easter we name the following astounding bar
gains:
Black and Colored Isle Thread Hose. white feet;
Black sad mPe e5s P,ce ralas Royal price sc
Silk Hose: fans. Modes. etc: split feet
CH1LDREN'S Hose-Derby Rib, all colors
Competitors price 25c: Palas Royal price 22c
INFANT>' Socks in Cashmere Wool silk. Isle
~ se all colors and Fancy Designs from zoe.
SELLING FOR CASH ONLY ENABLES THE
PALAIS ROYAL TO SELL CONSIDERABLY
UNDER ITS COMPETITORS PRICES.
Difference in prices as quoted above will bear the
strictest investigation.
a5-COOL UNDERNEATH
EBCOOL UNDERWEAR.1a
a1-COOL UNDERWEAR,~1A
aSCooL UNDERWEAR.-A
A1-COOL UNDERwEAR.aa
Ladies India Gauze Vests. all STYLES, including
Ladies sup eq fesS S1 Gs1 &c ooc. e
ladies' Super s; Bal Vests three styles. only 4sc
Gee ZEE MN m \ TIT ssss
: ss s. f E. ! s$$ Il + 81
BICYCLE. TRAVELLING. BOATING AND NEG
LICE SHIRTS.
MATERIA' S-Englsh Cashmere English Flannel
Cheviot and other fancy all-woOl mixtures.
COLORs-English Tan, Navy Blue, White, Mode.
Brown. Dark Brown, Garnet. "'"A'
sTYLEs-Laced Fronts, Plated Fronts, PlsinFronts
PRICEs.s1.35. 81 Is. s2.25. S24s. so.ea Boys for
EMARkS-The Palais Royal would invite gentle.
contemplating a vacation tour, to INSPECT 1.-The the
new stock. Any style color shirts, or those
made to order IN any material.
NOTICE
Gentlemen will find on investigation the following
comparison of prices correct
Dress Shirts. Plated or Plain Fronts:
SILK Scars, Satin Lined Knot or Puff;
pu Gompesi.e1s price sSe Pasis Royal price use
Competitors price SOC, Palais Royal price 44c
SILK Windsor Scarfs. all cOlors and designs
GomP pei pr,ce 5oc palais Royal price Sec
Half Hose. English novelties. just received;
Genuine French Guyot Suspenders;
o Gompstitors price soc, Palais Royal price s4c
Competitors Prices SO. 50. SSc., 81.
Palais Royal Prices rs, SO. so. Use.
aTEaster Novelties In Handkerchief 2sc. Gloves
CSC; Gold Top Canes. SL6s: Umbrellas e. 75s for
Gents wear
F. a 4 !. { {. a 4 + + :: :;
| Fl Fl Fl s. Z : = 4 4 E..
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PARASOLS.

We have said comparatively little about this
department., for the reason that a visit TO il by
acnstOmer generally means sale, and in this
way II has been advertising itself Yet we cam
not miss the opportunity to apprise you of at
least the following good values:
lot Black Satin Coaching ParasOlS. lined
with silk. in the following colors: Cream Blue
Garnet, Cardinal and White. worth So So only
$50 each.
lot Black Satin Parasols canopy top para
gon frame. natural wood handles. lined in
Cream. GOLD. Tan and Cardinal elegant quality
worth S4.25, only $3.5 each.
Black Escurial Lace Covered Parasos, black
EBONY handles, only So each
Excellent variety of Colored Silk Satin and
Pongee Coaching ParasOls, at very low prices
Also choice variety OF ChilGren's ParasoIs.
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l.NOR SALE-
II \ Lot, 265xl00to n wide alley. ON yth 81 south
OF the Smithsonian Institute. Iricc 6c. per square
foot Apply TO
j. V. ". HUhCK.
apte3t 1908 PENNSYLVANIA ava
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EoR SALE-lO0 FEET FRONT ON l4TH 81
Il extended just north of Biuney ST. A beau iIul
building site sTElGERS LIEBERMANN. 1903 ~.
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FOR RENT-STORES

I>oE ktNT-,joY 18TH STREET. OPPOSITE
Il - treasury; suitable for banking. Apply 10
w. q. y. SCOTT. SOB IaIh 81. NV. ar..,i-i ~
INoR ltENT-IHAT FIN THREF-~IDIlN AND
attic store, 452 P.nnSylN wanna ave. NV. This
property l. elgibly located aud b. suitable wl-le-
sale or retail business OF any kind. CHARLES IA
HANDY, 92l r IT. NV ami n
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L.ACES.

Laces are now used more profusely for vari-
Gus trim mIngS than during any previous sea-
SON. and 1t is difficult matter for us 10 pick
out any particular items ali being equally good
VaIues-neV erthrless we quote:
31-inch White Orienta. Lace Flouncing CSC
per yard
4Oinch Egyptian Lace Flouncing in white
and beige, ~ inch of fine work only SI25
per yard
3Oinch Black Escurial Lace Flouucings So
So and 80. rs per yard The Sd IS QUALIFY is a
set panel Patternd esisned especially for dress
fronts and side panels.
211leh Seal Brown Wool "All-Over' Lace
only S1.2o per yard,
Heavily Beaded Black Dress Fronts hand
some work usually sold at So only So 25 per
yard ~
TINS hne weather has fairly opened the spring
season, as was evidenced by the crowds that
Visited us yesterday. We making st.enuCus
EFFORTS To wait upon all with promptness and
we hope satisfactorily.
apo WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
HANDKERCHIEFS.

What il the use of advertising Handker-
chiefs Has not that window-full given Won an
idea OF what we are DOING The best we can
say here is We sell only ALL-LINEN Hand
kerchieis. which is equivalent to saying we DO
NOT sell cotton and-lnen. We could not have
built UP the trade on any other platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
COUNTRY BOARD.

mo LET-WITH SUPERIOR BOARDS HAND
i somely furnished 2d-story Rooms, singiy
suite Terms moderate Small family. Address BOS-
TON. Star Office, apxO6b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

90 TO GEO s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
VI Granite Work: best facilities in Washington for
such work. ONCE and Yard 702 to 706 North Capt
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VUANTED-wIITTE AND CoLORED COOKs
w $40 to $50: chambsrmaids. ladies maids.
general houSewofkerS. etc: cooks, waters aud
coachmen, with references. Nat Labor Bureau 81 7
TIN NV. apnO-2t
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOTS

E'oR RENr-OR WOULD SILL. AN ENttI-
L lent seven octave Rosewood Piano with .inbr,,l-
cred cover and STOOL terms moderate. Insulr. AT
OIL llth ST. ". nui.,sits
I'OR RENl-1o RESPONSIBLE PARTY
Il the upper portion or the sash, door bind and
moulding department of large mill. ga ohio ave-,
oct"eeh i-ih anu lolh SIS Steam power fIru-ti-,l
Nm. Il. MCLEAN.
ilihZs I'm 18TH ant d. s,, o.. ~
l'pH RENT-MAsONIC HALL, aTH AND r
StS. hls hall can bc rented for Concerts Lectures
ana tlub Parties OF Very moderate terms saIl aud
inspect the place before you your eIigi.In,u-
mh2.-lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

D-KNOwN-NATIoNAL LABOR BIJ-
w reau engages only reliable and Competent ser
wants In any capacity, white and coorei with refer
ences. Send your orders E II. DICK, 81. 9TH St NV
-
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A LII CLASSES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRANS
n acted thoroughly expert shadowers confidential.
WASHINGTON DETECTIVE AGENCY, 92G st
NV. WILLIAMS d CO. ap6-1m
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
JupOn now prepared to nay full value for
Gents Secondhand Clothing Address or callat
'JUSTH'S Old stand" 61o ID st nv. OcS-7m
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YUyHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9TH ST. N. W.,
aud the La Pierre Aw cor. 10th and NV, arethe
pest conducted Boarding houses in the city. 1ablehrs
class pleasan, rooms Terms moderate oc27
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

v>OR RENT-MAY INTERPOLATION RRICl
Il House SlO LIST St nw.; all modern Improvement,
Apply TO A. B. COPIES, 500 Massachusetts av,
Ne.
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L>oR SALE-FINE LOT ON RHODE ISLAND
ave NV. 23x l2o. To wide alley, "a ,yo: good lot
1sNa9 north side Fast apiiol ST. S5s good lot
about lsl2xlOo, north side NJ NV, 81 1856
TYLER & RUTH ERFDRD,
ap1a-6tS l226 = street NV
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(VANTED-BY A SUPERIOR DRESSNAKFR.
w few more engagements in families Price
so per day. Highest references. Address Mrs q;
tar office. Its