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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02

The contempt which certain republican lead
ers express tor civil service reform is easily
accounted for. II they can make it ridiculous.
they may be able to prevent recurrence of the
mugwump exodus which cost their Iparty so
many votes in 1854 and elected Mr. Cleveland
President. III they can sweep the whole sys-
tenn out of existence, moreover, they will have
no check upon their own activity in supplant-
ing democrats with republicans in the minor
Offices when they come into power again. The
desire of certain democrats to- break down the
reform is less capable OF rational explanation.
Their party certainly has everything to lose
and nothing to gain by making step back
ward. IL imperiIs its permanent representa-
ton i'm the executive departments of the gov
eminent, and relaxes public confidence in the
sincerity of its professions on other subjects as
well "a this. Generally, the attacks upon the
reform make no pretension to a Foundation in
logic; but those which. like the speech of Sena-
tor Vance, take higher ground, and set out to
convince the American people that the civil
service law restricts the freedom of the Presi-
dem and the rights of the citizen, and is there
fore unconstitutional, expose the weakness of
the hostile cause. The law gives the President
arbitrary powers. He can amend the civil SER
vice rules at will. He can wipe them all out If
he chooses. He can remove civil service COM
missioner if he finds that that officer is not
obedient to- his wishes, and appoint another
anu more ue>lfdbie person 20 the vacant place.
In short. he holds the entire system in the hol-
low of his hand and is no more deprived of his
freedom OF action than the weather is divorced
from the operation of natural forces by
prophecy from Glen. Hazen's bureau. Nor are
the rights of the citizen more abridged by the
civil service law than by the unwritten law of
selection under the old methods of patronage.
Since the competitive examination came into
vogue, it has been necessary for candidate to
rtsaT,
certain amount of education, within the reach
OF at least three-quarters of the American citi-
Gems otherwise eligible for office-holding. In
former times it was necessary for candidate
To belong to the dominant political party, which
shut off nearly one-half the population of the
country from participation in the business of
government. Is not the new method superior
10 the old, then, from the very point of view
which logicians of Senator Vance's school are
30 fond of taflingo
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4 oU.
YOU ARE PROBABLY INTERESTED IN
SPRING. WE ARE, AND VERY HEAVILY,
TOO. FINANCIALLY IN SEEING SPRING.
BALMY SPRING. IN ITS BEST MOOD WE ARE
PHYSICALLY INTERESTED BECAUSE OUR
WEALTH Is INVESTED IN SPRING STOCK, BUT
WE HAVE NO CAUSE TO FEEL UNEASY ABOUT
CONVERTING THIS SEASONS STOCK INTO
MONEY. WE KNOW You WANT THE GOODS
AS BADLY AS WE WANT YOUR MONEY.
WHAT HAVE WEI" TT WE'RE FAR EASIER
TO ANSWER THE NEGATIVE PART OF THE
PROPOSITION. FOR WHAT Is THERE WEAVE
NoTe PLAIN ENGLISH Is AFTER ALL RICH
LANGUAGE FITTED TO OUR PURPOSE, AND
ONE WORD WILL CONVEY OUR IDEA OF MAG
NITUDE AND KINDS OF STOCK. AND THAT
WORD Is
COMPLETE
sAKs d COMPANY.
THIS WEEK. TwENTY-rHREE CENTS WILL
BUv sATINLINED SCARF WE THINK YOU
CANNOT DUPLICATE THEM ELSEWHERE FOR
LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS.
sAKs & COMPANY.
EVERY WEEK OUR UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
FOR MEN AND BoYsK GOING AT FORTY
EIGHT CENTS OUR CUSTOMERS ARE OF THE
OPINION THAT NO HOUSE CAN EXCEL THEM
AT SIXTY CENTS. WE TRY TO KEEP UP THIS
ASSORTMENT. BUT OCCASIONALLY RUN DRY
ON THE POPULAR SIZES
sAKS & COMPANY.
DERs FOR TWO THIRTY EIGHT; WHAT SHALL
MARK THEMg" SAYS OUR BUYER. WEI TELL
HIM TO GIVE THE PEOPLE BARGAIN AND
MARK THEM TwENTY-THREEC CENTS, NOT IN
CHARITY. BUT IN THE WAY OF TRADE. CUR,
RENT VALUE, THIRTY-FIvE CENTS; OUR
VALUATION, TwENTY-THREE CENTS
sAKs & COMPANY.
ABOUT HATS WE HAVE HAD MUCH TO SAY
ABOUT HATS LATELY. BUT NOT A WORD TOO
MUCH. AND NOT ONE TO TAKE BACK. WE
TOLD THE TRUTH. AND THE TRUTH BEARS
REPETITION. YOU KNOW THE PRovERB.
"PRECEPT UPON PRECEPT AND LINE UPON
LINE" THE HATS ARE HERE, AND WE ARE
HERE WE PROPOSE TO KEEP THEM PEG
LOWER THAN ANYBODY ELSE WHAT SHALL
PREVENT USe
SAKS COMPANY
ON THE OREGON WE HAD TWO CASES OF
PIECE GOODS WE HAVE HEARD A DEAL OF
YANKEE ENTERPRISE. But THE ENGLISH
ARE CATCHING ON LIVELY, FOR THE MON
DAY FOLLOWING WE RECEIVED A CABLE
GRAM, "SAKs, WASHINGTON, OREGON LOST
DUPLICATE ORDER HENCE WEDNESDAYS
STEAMER-NESS." THESE GOODS ARE HERE
AND WELL WORTH LOOKING OVER. Be
SPOKE DEPARTMENT. FOURTH FLOOR, TAKE
ELEVATOR.
ap2-fm&w SAKS & COMPANY.
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LASsBuKeH& Bno.

You can always find the --latest Novelties, - the
most desirable and the greatest
IN our Mourning and Black Goods Department It
would be almost impossible for us to name one-half
we have. stock is too extensive to enumerate
we name few things which are 1.-The Latest"
ENTIRELY NEW" CAMEIS HAIR
ALBATROSS.
This is of the latest novelties out, especially
adapted for Combination Suits. 1t can be combined
with surah, Merveillieux almost any light wooden
fabric This material has Albatross ground with
satin finished CAMELS HAIR STRIPE very rich
and stylish, 40 inches wide. only 81 per yard.
LATE AND STYLISH'-'LACE DE LARNE"
This material is very finely woven: desirable and
stylish for a Suit. In Combination, AZ in
ches wide, 81. Is per yard.
a REAL NOvELTY"-DENTELLEC CROCHET.
This is almost entirely new. 1t is "Fabrque Fran
caise. beautifully woven with lace ground, and
very desirable, AZ inches wide, 81 per yard.
NEW AND DESIRABLE"-PANAMA BoUCLE
A Lace ground with Boucle Stripe, plain to match,
new and very desirable, AZ inches wide, 81 and SIPS
per yard
CANVAS BoUCLE"
This is in good demand. especially TO. OVER
DRESSES, has shear woven ground with Boucie
stripe, 40 inches wide, 81 per yard.
CANVAS BAsoUETTE~
This is another new thing. 1t is stylish and will
give satisfaction in the In both striped plain
for combination or sold separately. This. think,
extra good value; 46 inches wide. only 81 per yard
ALL WOOL LACE DENTELLE SUITING,
AZ inches wide good value new and desirable 62lac
per yard
STRANGER CLOTH,
extra good value for the money AZ inches wide 55c
per yard
OUR DIAvoLO CLOTH,
which repels the dust and will not CRUSH is one Of
the very best materials offered in this market at
so low price. IL inches, ALL WOOL. 6Oc per yard.
ALL WOOL GRAPE CLOTH,
which is of our leaders in This Department" is
good bargain at soc. per yard.
HANDSOME AND STYLISH SEBASTOPOL
CLOTH,
especially suited for Wraps and Suits with beautiful
weave and finish. soft and silky-ooking This will
make very handsome suit AZ inches wide only 81
per yard, (less than ever offered before)
Our stock of Mourning Goods is full and complete
null line of Courtauids Grapes both for Yelling and
Trimming.
Our JET BLACK GOODS" match our Grapes and
Neilings, which makes il much easier for Ladies to
purchase their MOURNING GOODS HERE THAN
AT OTHER STORES
We still have unprecedented good sale on sour
Ihree Leaders In Black Cashmere which are de-
cdedy the best by far offered for the same price:
3S inches wide. So 62la aud 75 cents yer yard.
OUR COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Is replete with everything and stylish The
Latest Novelties produced
Our stock OF White Goods Is now all in
Dress GinghaIns in entirely patterns
Dress Ginghams in Boucle Effects.
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Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements as early as possible for
to-mOrrow's sixty-four column STAR, in order
TO insure insertion and proper classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02
BoSNETs BLACK SATIN SuRAH
OR MERRkILLEUX

WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED A LOT OF
The ABOVE FAMOUS GOODS, WHICH WE
WILL OFFER AT THE LOW PRICE OF 81 FER
YARD BEING LOWER THAN THE SANE
GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT AT RETAIL IN THIS
CITY. THE WEARING QUALITIES CANNOT
BE EoCALED AND THE APPEARANCE Is
ALLTHAT CAN BIZ DESIRED.
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By sensibly conducted negotiations between
the board of presidents of the Philadelphia
street-car companies, and the Conductors and
Drivers Association the threatened strike and
tie-up there has been avoided. The employees
get their request for two dollars for twelve
hours work, and with some slight modifica-
tons the entire list of grievances they submit
ted has been remedied
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Still TnEy ConE

Still TnEy ConE
MORE NEW STYLES OF SPRING ovERCoATs
NEW STYLES BECOME COMMON IF EVERY
BODY HAS THEM. MOST OF OUR NEW LOTS
WE CONTROL, AND THERE ARE NOT OVER A
DOZEN IN ANY ONE LOT THEY ARE MADE
Up FROM THE NEWEST PATTERNS OF SPRING
CHEvIoTs AND ENGLISH MIXED sERGEs.
THESE GOODS ARE SPECIALLY STYLISH.
VERY DURABLE, DO NOT MUss OR BECOME
soILED AND ARE NOT EXPENSIVE
y SPRING ovERCOAT Is GARMENT THAT
CsUALLY HAS TO DO HARD SERVICE, BE,
ING USED IN STORMY WEATHER, FOR SUM
MER TRAVELLING. AND FOR GENERAL KNOCK
ABOUT PURPOSES. THE SOFT WOOL GOODS
FOR SUCH USES ARE PARTICULARLY DEsIR-
ABLE
1T Is NEEDLES TO SAY THAT OUR STOCK
IL THE BEST PLACE IN WASHINGTON TO
FIND NEW THINGS. WE DON'T CLAIM THAT
IT Is THE LARGEST. But THAT THERE ARE
MORE NEW. FRESH GOODS IN Ut AND FEWER
OLD STYLES
OUR TRADE DEMANDS THE NEWEST GOODS
AND WE KEEP THEM
Z. & BARNCM Il Co.
Al 931 PENN. AVE,
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Bargains in the following Black Surah Silks at 81
and Sis: Black khadarnes at 81 and 81 %: Black
Jerseys at SID and sl5O; Black eros Grains from
III 10 SO: Black FallIe Erancaise from ST 30 To So
Black Diagonal ArInnre 81 25 Black Striped Morie
Six Surah silks. all cOIOTs best ever offered for
81 Real India Pongee In designs Real INDIA Pom
gee In black and coors. Having imported our Shan
tungs or China FOngees able offer great in
Cucements In price, the mddleman's profit has been
saved We oser very superior PoHgee at SlO per
piece equal 20 sig goods of last year Embroidered
Srepes for drnping Black SurahS, SILK Hermann silk
Grenadine, Velvet Grenadine, Cancels Hair Grena-
dine, New Black Goods Black and CoIored Wool Lace
Paris Novelties. POngee Dress Patterns with Beaded
Embroidery, beaded Srenadine. 500 Pieces Choice
French Wool Dress Goods. newest styles and lowest
prices; 500 pieces Gros Roman MaTozeau & Co. Finest
Quality French Satines. New Embroidered Paris
Eichus and shawlS. New Hosiery. New ParasoIs: In
fact Largest of Choice Dry Goods ever seen
In Washington
ONE PRICE
W. u. SINISTER & SONS,
9l9 Pennsylvania ave-,
N B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. mhe7
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L A Nm cSSs
ILL "A n Nh ssss
BIB U RRR GGG II IL 4A
BBB 3 J T kRk G eli "a.
BBU 6 GG 3.
BIB UU GGG ii d6ES
BIB RRR 90
B B r o Q
BIB RRR o o
3 II X o o 49, ~
BIB X 90 . .
ONE PRICE,
app 42O422- 424-426 SEVENTH STREET.
CoRsErs TuAr Fir.

. Ihere are more than a thousand different makes of
SoTsets, all with peculiar merit of their own-spen-
ud In some respects and completely off i'm others
A iaoy ma a Corset made to her order q few weeks
ago ana PAID 81 for it. couple of later she re-
turned II. completely out of shape. The maker was
very sorryIbnt WELL The lady did get another for
H. She told us the story and manager fitted her
with one OF celebrated Il c. French A la PerSa
phone orsets at 81 15 She has since told US it is
without exception the best fitting. most comfortable
anu Inc strongest Corset she has ever had We tell
THIS for the benefit OF those have not been able To
one OF our Il O. COrsets. We perfectly willing to
aoe the result Three lengths OF bust equally pro-
poItoneQ throughout three qualities: SL5O So %
and 81 Io per pair. ~
we, we also have as good ''Corsets' at so. zoe and
loO, as can be secured anywhere and quote "a toll
lows $500 1|''0 90 AeA'
enb. bust. only soc. per pair o'
90 dozen Fine German Woven Corsets very dura-
Die good shape emb. bust, only zoe. per pair
100 dozen X Il q. Fine CoutiI Corsets side steel nor.
iect shape well finished. only 81. 90 per pair.
(SecOld floor; take eleyatOr)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02
BAReA1Ss, In LACE DEpARrsrsr

is Duchesse Collarettes and Fichus in STYLES at
SD each: An opportunity to secure fine neckwear
a low price.
Black Beaded Grenadine, "a inches wide for Visites
Waists Dress Fronts, &c, - 80 81 so per ward
4Oin Black Marqnise Lace Fiouncing. good quality
and handsome design, only Sd 15 per yard,
4Oin Black Escurial Lace Flouncing only "A per
yard. W f
40 in Black Spanish Guipure Flounciuy real Gui-
pure Lace design, only -. IS per yard.
4oin Chantiliy Lace Fiouncings. fine quality and
rich DESIGNS. So and 80 so per yard.
something Unusual. Hand Run Saanish Guiouro
Lace Flounclng IL inches wide, only 81 rs per ward
Novelties" in Colcred Oriental Lace Flouuciups
navy grounds with cardinal and ecru work. black
grounds with cardinal aud work, black grounds
with white ard ecru work, navy grounds with While
and ecru work, 40 inches Deep worth So 25 only
81 40 per yard
Novelties" in Heavy Colored Cotton Lace FIounc-
ing, 80 IN deep, navy blue and ecru combination
brown ard ecru animation, only 81 rs per ward
job Lot OF 20 pieces. White Oriental Laces fine
hgnt work, from TO inches wide at &c, lie l4c
and 2oc. Per yard Best values yet offered In these
goods.
WOODWA h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02

Won't somebody please move an amendment
TO the arbitration bill so that it can be extended
TO cover the strike in the republican caucus:
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Three Special Dawes

LAWN TENNIS AND SU1r1se
FLANNELS.
We have opened an elegant line of Cream Flannels
IN various qualities, from the best manufactr1r 90.
Letting only those intrinsic merit and quote the fol-
lowing extra good values:
70 Inch Cream Lawn Tennis Fannels, in three
qualities 25c-, Bic. and 311.c. per yard.
5Onch cream All wool Fianneis, twiiled and plain
only 62l2c. per yard. f''
4oinch Cream Atwood Twilled Suiting only 75c
per yard. -' 49,
34-inch Cream Atwood TwiIled Shifting txo ou.,
ites, excellent values, S1l2c. and 81 per yard.
(Fhird floor: take eleyaior}
WOODWARD IL JOTIIRnp
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1MrEa1AL HA1E DEMONSTRATORS

is the only absolutely harmless preparation for hair
wholly or partially gray. Ii produces livery shade
mediaie and lasting also odOrless leaves the hair
Clean soft and siosSy- equally desirable for the beard
lnrkiSh or Russian baths do affect il Price 81
ard 81 per box Write for circular and send sample
Of hair " hen ordering.
Full directions accompany each box. Ask your
druggist for II 1t he has show him this
advertisements -
For sale by L r. MERIT, General Agent IOl4 T ST.
washington, ana all leading druggists
IMPERIAL HAIR REGENERATION Co,
81 West 21d ST., New York
Paris depot, l. Ripamonti, IL Rue Castglione.
mh31-w fm-2w
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WANTED-HELP.

w Cooks $40 to $40; ehsnbermaids. nurses. gen.
A. cooMBs. Emp Bureau. $40 8. = n.W eA '' it.
Nv. WHITE l,s IEL cATHoLIC
WANTED.-,AT ONCE. CHAMBERMAID TO
w assist with washing Apply 1910 Mass avenue
Apply Sss ssa'dss .fss q Ss soaH 3
WTANTED-TWo YOUNG MEN 1WHITF5 WHO
ay so
dress, Immediately, Box l3. Star Office Its
WANTED BOY FOR GENERAL STORE.
mended. Apply Al once AZ 1925 pennsylvania ave
s5s7 = sss ss-
WAtNnTE E SHOEMAKER AT 1927 18th q
WA.HT6E66.;A WHITE HOUSE GIRL CALL
WANTED-GIRLs FOR FACTORY WORK.
w Address, stating age, Box 162, Star Office. a23s
WANTED-A GOOD COOK: SMALL FAMILY;
and Il am, 1903 81. NV. -'pp ap2-at.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
.vs nousewOrk Apply at once at 1902 New Jersey
VTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION.
wv good conversationalist and well known Catho
liz good salary to right party Address Box llS Star
WANTED IAN HONEST. CAPABLE YOUNG
erences will be considered. "a B St n. ap2-2ts
WANTED--A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK.
state where last employed and salary expected 22t*
"ANTED-A BOY WITH ABOUT TWO
w years expeEenee as a job printer; state where
Star office. ap2-2t.
"ANTED-WHrTE AND CoLORED COOKS,
w $40 to $50; chambermaids nurses ladies maids;
general housewOrkers etc.: Inen cooks, walters and
9TH DIV. ap1-6t*
VITANTED-A PERSON THOROUGHLY COM
tS RsRteG s
apl-3t*
"ANTED-AT 2IO NORTH CAPITOL STA
w competent girl for general housework; bring
"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL, TO COOK AND
w do general housework in family of three: must
bring good references Apply, after p M a. 1872 I
wv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GOOD ADDRf 81
w as agent to canvass for the National Mutual Life
ssso voc Apply at the Office of the company
1I1ANTED-PLACFs FOR HoUsEk EEpERs
w lady's maids. cooks, chambermaits, nurses,
mattresses men cooks waters porters and
st. NV. DUNDORE co. mhl-6w"
!" ANTED-sEVERAL LADIES TO LEARN
prce at ens
"ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city or country to take take light work at their
ma 81 e Ks ass @
work, and furnish steady empo;ymen5; Address,
with mh sss%R se4 vine, Gs s Cincinnati Rs Ohio
"ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR Us At
w their own house 81 to $40 per week can be
quietly made No photo painting al no
CENT AkT 90. IS central street. Boston, Mass.
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INoR SALE-4o.ooo FEET OF GROUND y. W
Il convenieiitto Government Printing aud Tension
uinces; water, gaA sewer, etc. cheap. and on easy
terms WALKER d WILSON, lUoO r. n W
mhl51m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02

NOR SALE-A wfI.IrREEp Jersey ,pN
4 fresh, young, gentle, and very goUd ilker Ap-
Ply AT silver Spring farm, 9Th road adloining
Silver Spring station. ans-lts9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02

TMPORTER OF FRENCH wINES COGNAc
CHAMPAGNEs AND CORDIAis
French CaretA So 15. 81 and 81 30 per DOZEN CALI
fcrnia Wines imported directly. Napa nfanaeIl soc
per gallon Wines received directly without passing
through the trade which great Euarautee Of fbeS
purity. Wins de toutes sortes cassez
uSSms VICTOR RoUX 4 Co, l5lS p svN
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

EOh sALt-A stylish Pony. YOUNG AND
= Guaranteed sound Vii drive IT ride. Inquire Il
i''Asi- "A bts''chf Nd la ave. IA. ".
LNORSALE-TWO VERY FINEEbI-Ns UOIt~E-
Il bays sound and gentle; work single and double
and very line carriage team. bee seen al N II
M1LSTi-ADS hotel, Laurel Md or army nj 4,,a
Penn ave. lap2-ots r. wA. MUnilioFFR
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE
II GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR SUMMER
MONTHS.
Fine Residence, located in the northwest section Of
the city; fronting south, wide parking with
mental shade trees house beautifully and completely
furnished. VIII be rented q careful tenant from
May until November at nominal price will lease
for q term of one to three years at q low figure
Apply to j. v. n. HUYCK,
Real Estate Broker,
ap1-3t 1905 Pennsylvania avenue
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v,NOR SALE-HANDSOMF RTIIDING SITE7S
fronting directly on The spitol grounds We offer
Tor sale some very han some build ng lots 2N 100 II,
ala alley fronting south directly the west mark of
the Capitol For patS Prices and terms. apply TO
Thus J. FlSHEK n 90
m-o-ZW 1924 II. A.
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| INoR sALE-HoRsE YOUNG, SOUND, GENTLE
Il Suitable for heavy draff coupe; weighs ,49O
| pounds Price $500. Apply 10 Dr. l. Nj. TA1LoR,
| sol M ST. Nv Hpl6t@
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nor SALE-AT A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT
a ohce-S 10 nicely finished twostory brick
houses Q rooms modern improvements hot and cold
water gas &C. of the main streets i'm the north
west. All cash, or part cash. balance time TO suit
VIM. L. MCLEAN,
mn2s-lm 18th and Ii SITS.
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lI>OR SALE-JUST ARRIVED, A LARGE STOCK
Il of fine Carriages from several of the best builders
I'm the country, embracing iandaus, Conpeeis Nic-
torias, Cabroleis, Carts, Jump seats Phtions bug
gies Village aris SC, DC. All work guaranteed and
terms to suit. Also, large secOnd- hand
work. Price low. Nm. +. DowNEY, lS.. 10 1879
l.
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NOR SALE-HOUSE IN NORTHW ESTEEM
part of city, perfect repair, pressed brick 'front.' bay
$1,000 For particulars address Box 81 star Office
apl-:St*
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l14l9 Pierce Place. 7r.S25
22S Mass. ave. ne. .,Sr...25
3O4S p st. NV, Sr....22.5O
1873 F a. e., 7r..........20.4O
3 20 81 Defrees. 6rs- Dol 90
2212 18th st. n. w.. 6r..
| ~ L 81. NV, g rs .-.......-20
3O1 9TH s.e.. 6r.........1a3 80
1246 18th st. 9. E.. Srs..-.I8
NIB v st. N. W., 6r........l6
ABB @ st. NV, 6 rs........l6
$50 to 366 N & W.. 6rs. rs
2O34 9Th st. n. W., 6r....I5
22O0 to 2215 Cleveland
!, 81 Or. ........................-.16
70 % Sw., 6r,............l3
S24 L s.w., 5rs..........12. so
800 18th St n W., 5 rl2.SO
316lSL aw. ,5rs. ....-12 SO
0O7 18th st. Sc, Or. 10 80
STORES&DWELLINGS.
300 Ind av., store.
14O2 Pa. ave, store. ...45
21O4 14th ST. q. w.-.........25
il2212 14th st. n. Is
GIG r n NJ
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EOR RENT
Il Sc. &S.W. Per. Mo.
100 LIST St. Sc, 10 rs. $40
81 ID 1t. Sc, mi, 9r.25.6 SO
23l 18th St s.w.. z rs...-25
333 Z st. s.e.. 3 rs.........-2O
325 G ST. a.e., 3 rs......-2O
621&625 c 1t. s.w. g rsl7
431 10th st. s.w.. 6 rs..-15
125 Va. ave. Sc, B rs. III
STORES.
Per Mo.
1913 F St NV, 2 rs. 81 %
S20 Del.av.n.e. st &dw.-2
B E.cor. lOth&S. C.av.Sel5I
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ENoR sALE-PATR FINE CARRIAGE HORsEsS
4 over IL hands weigh about /, 700 each: nine and
ten years old: black very dark color: very
stylish; good knee action; sound and KIND; offered
Cause OF death OF late owner price 81 300, nothing
less Address ATTORNEY, Star office. apI-5ts
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TOR RENT
II lSI2N st. NV. 0rS1O'
1763Pn. W. 1lrs.........S3.3 3.
Dab NJ ST. NV, 12rs..S3.3-
14lS 2Oth st. NV, llr-7;
11OS F st. NV. 12rs......7I
1912 N. Y. ave.,1Or.......1'
3O2 Indiana av., 11rs.. 81
l3l Md. av.n.e.. IL rs. .6,
24U2 Pa av., 12r............4!
1880 18th st. n.w...-42.5t
BOB NJ st. NV, 12r.-......4t
1OO6 26th st. n. W., 1Or.3t
1925 L st. NV, Sr.........3t
500 Spruce st. (LeDroit
park. Trs.-.............-...3
1928 9th st. NV, 7r......3'
10l0-l4 26th n. W. Or. 2S.5l
400 N. j. ave. s.e., 1Or--2,
221l 18th a. w., Or. ..27.5'
634 NY. q. n w.. Srs. 27.6(
1912 and 1914 Larch st.
(LeDroit park, 7r-27.5l
1865 s st. NV, z rs........2;
45O-46S Wash. ST., Dr.. 2!
2S20 n st. NV. 8 rs.......2s
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635 F st. NV, Sd f1oor$60
46S La ave, basement-S0
! A6S La. ave., Sd dr., 4r.3O
portion of property on my
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