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II Is more than likely that some farther In.
Sestigation into the treatment received by the
Chinese embassy on its arrival at San Francisco
Will be made after its members have time to
properly present the case to the authorities
mere Statements as to what actually occurred
on their arrival at San Francisco vary widely,
according 10 the source from which they come
but the weight of testimony leads 10 the nm
pleasant conclusion that not only were the rep
resentatives OF friendly foreign power treated
with gross and inexcusable discourtesy by
some OF the port onicers, but that a good deal of
lying has since been done by the latter or on
their behalf in explaining away their offence.
thorough overhauling OF the whole affair will
therefore oe good thing, to the end that the
truth OF the matter may be conclusively estab-
hshed- As the case stands at present II is any,
thing but creditabie to our government.
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In ali lawful efforts TO secure better compen.
sat!on and to improve the general condition of
themselves and their families the working men
of the country are always certain to have the
sympathy ofthe whole American people; but the
adoption of the boycott as a compulsory meas
ure and the employment OF force to prevent
Others from earning n livelihood for themselves
and those dependent upon them, on such terms
- may be mutually satisfactory to employer
and employee. will never be tolerated in the
United States. This has been very plainly
shown In several instances during the present
labor troubles, in various parts of the country,
and 1t will be demonstrated beyond any room
for doubt whenever the issue Is squarely pre-
sented. These lawless and tyrannical expe-
dents are alike foreign TO the genius OF our in
situations and destructive of personal freedom.
Individual liberty is the very cornerstone of q
republican form of government, and il must
and will be preserved, when the test comes,
whatever else may happen. These are points
which should not be overlooked by the windy
and selfish agitators, of foreign birth, who are
Just now doing far more harm than good TO the
cause they pretend to serve, and they are espe-
cially worthy the attention of thoughtful and
industrious laboring men who have so much at
stake in the issues involved, and who are also
greatly in danger of being led astray by false
lights
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Primarily the serious accident which befel
Mr.. Charles Croker, the California railway
magnate, in New York on Tuesday, was due to
last driving, but as matter of fact IL was
caused by the rail of a street car line which was
allowed TO remain above the surface of the
roadway, as those In Washington are permitted
10 do. Mr.. Crockers great wealth and business
prominence may call to this particular form OF
nuisance more attention than IL would other
wise receive just now, but the life of any other
citizen is just as dear TO him as existence Is TO
Mr. Croker, and it is for this reason and not ON
his account, that street car companies every
where should be compelled to adopt q form OF
rail better than that now in common use, and
70 lay II In a way that is not dangerous TO hu-
man Lie and destructive tn property.
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The report of the House judiciary committee,
adverse to- the proposed constitutional amend
ment empowering thel'resident to veto separate
items In an appropriation bill, is a very choice
specimen of special pleading. II argues that the
President can now veto the whole of appro-
priatiOn bill IL he finds an Objectionable item,
and, if his reasons convince one-third of the
members of either House, can force Congress to
revise its work. Very true. And If he were en-
powered TO veto a single Objectionable item, he
would have to bring one-third of the members
OF either House over to his side, JUS the same.
But, continues the report, the peoples money
Is safer in the hands of four hundred Congress-
men than in those of one President. II that be
true, then the trainers OF the Constitution must
have made great blunder in giving the Presi-
dent power TO veto appropriation bills at all.
But the absurdity of the claim Is shown by the
fact that Congress, every few years, passes q
river and harbOr bill SO colossal in its plumber
ing details that the President Is forced to veto
Ii; and 1t is equally noteworthy that the ver-
dict Of the people, who are to be the victims of
the robbery, is invariably an approval of the
Presidents course. On which side is the safety
In such instances-On the side Oh the one man,
of the four hundred:
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The Presidents message on the labor ques-
ton, which would have been sent to Congress
some weeks ago, but tor the supposed truce
between the railway managers and their en-
pioyes at St Louis, was sent yesterday Mr..
Cleveland evidently appreciates the gravity OF
the situation and the need tor the interference
OF some judicial authority, uninfiuenced by
partisan considerations. His proposal that a
permanent arbitration commission shall be
established has good arguments to commend 1t.
Much time, trouble and evaporation would
undoubtedly be saved IL there were always on
on duty a tribunal whose special business it
should be 10 act as a peacemaker when capita
and labor get In collision. Congress could do
little harm, and might accomplish a great deal
of good. by giving the Presidents plan trial,
all eyentS
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The most significant answer made by Jaw
Gould on his examination yesterday was when
MIR. Burnes asked him whether the law might
mol properly regulate the conduct of a railroad
coTnpany's officers. The law does that already"
said Mr. Gould; lit is only the enforcement of
the law that is deficient"
That is entirely true. Mr.. Gould probably had
in mind an occasion when the directory OF the
Eris railway company removed its headquarters
from one state into another to evade the opera
ton oi the law, and three-quarters of the judges
on the highest bench in metropolitan city had
TO be bought over to the support of this outrag-
eOus conspiracy.
Ii is respectfully suggested that the committee,
ifit wishes TO look into this phase of the ques-
tion further. subpoena the shade of the late la
mented James Fisk ir
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Satin Fans in white, cream, pink, blue, cardinal
feather tops, Csc, formerly S1.4a Ostrich Feather
Fans in gray and black S26S. price as hereto
fore. Black Gauze Fans, hand-painted, gold sticks
also Gold Gauze Fans with gold sticks $I.98 Latest
novelty. ap23
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ntu you have seen and examined into the inertia of
BALDWIN DRY AIR.
OF which jovsrnor Barstow, Of Vermont, writes a.
follows:
Two or three years ago bough. the best Refriger-
Ator could dnd and have bad in constant use since
thAt Time until last summer when thoroug hly tested
The baldwin Dry Air Refrigerator and had n in use
side by side with the old one and carefully
their inertia find that the same amount of ice
Ia each The Baldwin Dry Air Is from eight 10 twelve
degrees colder In all its Compartments and that the
zee lasts nearly twice Is long. The dryness Of a re-
niserAtor 10 almost important as its GOODNESS
In this respecs by placing four ounces of
nne Ia the bottom Of EACH II Stacked to fine pow.
Ger oy absorption Of moisture In the old one In forty.
eisns hours while In The Baldwin 1t not so re
duced for eight days thus showing the rema,r.n,.
superiority OF The Baldwin Dry Air Refrigerator In
the three poinss. viz: Goodness, economy and dry.
nesa." 80
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SATURDAY SALE Or CoRsErs.


We take our pick with a knowledge of all the
different makes and styles, and are careful not
to select any that are not of intrinsic valua; for
instance, If you only wish TO pay Soc for o
Corset, we give you the best Corset that amount
will buy. Be sure of one thing, and that is no
matter what the price you pay, we give you its
equvalent-cent for cent, dollar for dollar.
When You prefer the money to the goods it is
ready.
so dozen Fine White Jean Corsets strong
TWILL side steels. embroidered fronts, well
shaped. only soc. each.
90 dozen White American COutil Corspts side
steels, made with view of durability correct
shape. only 75c. each.
30 dozen White German Woven Scalloped-
top Corsets, thoroughly made, strong and firm,
perfect shape only 81 each.
Everybody knows about "I. c." Corsets
hence we merely state the prices. 81 90, 81 25
and 81 u.s.
Second floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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SUPPOSE You LOOK

SOME PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN, AND
THEREFORE, DO NOT KNOW. OF THE HAND
SOME, GOOD FITTING, STYLISH CLOTHING
WE HAVE READY-MADE. TAKE FOR IN
STANCE, OUR d. 3. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK
SUITS THEY ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED
GOODS, HANDSOMELY TRIMMED. ARE BET
TER MADE, AND FIT BITTER THAN MOST
MADE TO ORDER" CLOTHING. THEN, AGAIN,
OUR CHECK AND CHEvIOT SUITS ARE THE
MOST FASHIONABLE AND NEWEST THINGS
OUT, YET VERY FEW, EVEN AMONG THE
MERCHANT TAILORS, HAVE THEM WE
HAVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF THEM, BUT
THE BEST WAY Is TO COME AND TRY ON
THE GARMENTS
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WANTED-BOARD.

w waite family: northwest gentleman. wife and
l2year-old daughter; not over S4o per month. I, X.
O., Star office lts
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TO-DAY
finds Us In better condition than ever to meet every
requirement in
BOYISH CLOTHING.
1t Is unnecessary for to advertise the finer and
higher priced articles In business because it is well
understood by every one versed In city WAYS that
there will be of difficulty In tina, regard If YOU
consult our stock. We are enabled only to make an
impression ~ quoting how low we can sell good
things and 1t is well known we keep only such things
as merit that sppella,ion.
We cannot TELL of course, what sort Of clothes you
want or buy, so at random we select q few things
which may or may not meet your views But just
remember one thing, please, and that is no matter
what your desires. we are in position to fill them
The first things We happen to think of
just now are sailor suits for boys from 8 to
eL8o 10 years old. We have these In Gray and
Blue Also as low as s1.35 for suit How
is THAR
This ensanple will help 10 show how cheapiy we
are prepared to serve you. We do not mean to con.
vey the idea that this suit is good we sell you
for five dollars Only this, that both are relatively
cheap
Next In order Of cheapness are the chill
dren's gray pieated suits for two fifty These
$Zo0 are two price suits for children from 70
- years olo, ana ordinarily as low
priced as we care to sell.
We much prefer to hear the language of commenda
ton TO the tone OF complaint and that Is why we aim
to sell only satisfactory goods as we are not In bust
ness Tor day. nor yet for year only.
pair Of good knee pantaloons for a boy
70 cts Of four years and from that I'D TO one OF
twelve Wa can furnish you for ssventy-dye
centa Fair quality
1t was hvorite saying Of DIR. Coke that "Every
man has his price" So 1t Is with everything W.
know you can buy pants for boys much lowe,
than We have quoted above and In fact we had them
II we have not now. some low as twenty-five cents
out We are now speaking Of reasonably good ones
ones OF course we have Also and our prices fol
them are equally reasonable.
Boys want neckwear a. well "a panta
~ looms Our ribbon ties for boys for ten ant
70 fifteen cents are handsome Boys Wind
20 sors In polka dots. plaids, checks and plair
centa effects will surely meet the boyish tastes
Price % cents
everything must have an end but though we hsy,
reached the end Of advertising space we hsys mo-
reached the end Of possible DESCRIPTION of what ",
have In store for you. You must cali on us for f,,
Particular
Boys Straw Hats Ready.
eAKs 4 COMPANY,
sEvENTd STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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SATURDAY. AdyerfiSinx

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements early as possible for
so-morrow's sixty-four column STAR. In order
20 insure insertion and proper classification,
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VXTANTED-A MIDDLE AG EDWHITEW WOMAN
w to cook. wash and iron for Amy OF three; to 40
% .na II G
W4NTED-:NEW YokK sTocS sS0KER DE
se TO s s
snfsi w sna
Broker. s.. 20 and AZ Broadway, New York City. 1t
2 =, ,l.S !. APPLY WITH REFER
UNSATISFACTORY ACTIVE
w outdoor salesmen. Only experienced men need
Pennsylvania ave. Its a1
WANTED-A sEAMsTREss; NONE NEED
Nv apply who cannot cut and fit chiidrsns and
ss sRa sss lsis
WANTEp-TWo GOOD GIRLS WHO ARE NOT
W afraid Of work for general housework. Apply
ply :. sEITz. 1851 : H S.H MAKER Il, a
w ANTED-Two GIRLS, ONE 10 COOK AND
ofcs s'' place Apply Sa North Capitol IT, oGrasr
Ks4D. s Ss1D Rs 1 ! eAKn .J aSkER
W!ANTED, = GOOD Nan, WHO UNDER
Apply DSEWs Drug store ss. s snd
Appiy sSs s sMsp ,sa,
WAanNS1TEE,po.-,MSaE|N AMP WOMEN or GOOD
az
SpfieE' 4s' 9TH st up stairs office s eess IN
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO CHAM
eoored Rs to- @ N s s1a also
reeom@sndsd. Apply at 1917 Connecticut ave- NV.
WANTED-AT ONCE. A FfRsTzf,LAss BAR
w her; Also shop Boy Apply 1874 7th st NV.
WANTED-A RESPECT ABLE GIRL WITH
washing s st. hsWsen asa
NV ap23-2t*
NYANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w waist hand, Cali after pm. 426 9th ST, NV.
VTANTED-A GOOD GIRL Fon GENERAL
heilseNork, white preferred. Apply at once at
1902 New Jersey ave. aps2-3t
WAA;A,TrHlnrc.aaNs, AAP p Mrs; Y.
w STED : GooD ROok-Kl:EP TO
No c S,sash's Of heSks and start nsw even
"ANTFb-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO
w do plain cooking and general Homework; must
stay at night Apply, with reference, .0i 9TH st
JgyASTED : CooKs-ALL NlfIoNALTTEs-
W chamhermaids. Mattresses. Nurses and House
WORKERS for country and hi; city Office hours 70
81 NV, between Il and F. ap23,6t*
NYANrEb-.A COLoHED GIRL FOR GENERAL
z,b :. homework; must stay at nights Apply a, 81
wv ANTEn-A FIRST CLASS COOK AND LAUN-
w dress; two in the family. References required.
Apply between IL and O'Clock, April 23d and gath,
at BIZ st. NV. ap21-3ts
NyANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
w Cooks; $40 to $40; chambermaids nurses gen.
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls cooks
A. COOMBS. Emp. bureau. 926 st. NV. ap21-3ts
VXTANTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN AS
w nurse: capable of caring for two children.
apply a: 1915 1ith 81. ap2i-:}t*
WANTED = BUSHELMAN APPLY To
w NICOLL, the Tailor, GIT Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. ap2I-3t*
NT ANTED-MALE AND FEMALE COOKS,
w chanbermats. nurses, general workers this
city: cook. general workers. Bait, Fha-, n. Y,
brooklyn other cities. 6:52 ST. NV. Hours s q H.
7p.m. PRICE IL BuRNHAM. apI7-2ws
MUNICIPALITIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city country to take light work their
homes. 81 to So "A day easily made; work sent BY
mail: no canyassing We have good demand for our
work, and furnish steady employment Address,
with stamp CROWN MFG Co.
mh2O-3Ot 294 Vine St, Cincinnati, Ohio
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- - ~
uyANTED-BY COLORED 0TRI. PLACE
w As nurse In private family. Apply a asa =
st NV lie
"ANTED-BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
w situations q cook and the other chambsrnaad
in private family Apply at 2<2 North Capitol ID
WANTED-A SITUATION IN DRUG STORE
rienee; nnexceptionable references. Address J. l.
n. 3ls D st aw ap2s-sts
VXYANTED-sTORES, OFFICES. HOTEI.A &C.,
supplied with help At short notice free OF charge
Employers Unidentified against les by dsho0est efn,
ployoe q WILLIAMS supply Office. ass tn 81 NV,
WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE LADY,
w Place as chambermaid no objection TO going
away. Address Box 81, Star ONCE ap22-2ss
"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE C6LORED
w man and wife. place with private family 70
WANTED-A SITUATION BY REGISTERED
Address r. o. PfNKARD, 1900 lAth st nv ap22Sts
D-KNoWN-NATioNAL LABOR BU-
wants 10 any capacity white and eolosed, with refer
ences Send your orders. T. H DICK, GIT Tth u. nv.
WANTED-KNoWN. THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants In all capacttes-whte
end colered, with city refefenoaA s A.CO0MBS Emp.
Bureau. 926 st. NV. sp2l-3ts
UYANTED-PLACEs FOR COOKS Cd GIRLS.
w nurses, ladies maids, housekeepers and others
PRICK 4 BURNHAM, 632 = st, NV. apI7-2ws
WyANTEp-PLACES FOR HOUSEk EEPERS,
w lady's maids cooks. chamhermaids, nurses,
mattresses. men cooks. waters. and drivers. White
and and eoored with reference TAT II IVA DUN
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LAssBuReH 81 BRo
GRAND PARAsOL AND SUN UMBRELLA SALE
VARIETY WILL ABOUND TO SATISFY EVERY
TURN OF MIND.
THE NOVELTIES ARE EXQUISITE, AND THE
ASSORTMENT sTRIKINGLY GRAND.
PARASOLS MUST NOW BE WORN. AND THOSE
IN NEED OF ONE WOULD DO WELL
TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
NO ONE URGED TO BUY.
Good quality Sati n Coachers In all coors at Sec
Parasos in all spring shades 80 regular price
S2lS.
The Alameda" Parasol at $3.50 is a two-shaped
Parasol The best known value yet
75 heavy quality Satin Stripe Coaching Parasos, in
combination blocks, all coors, s2.9s-were bought to
sell for $3.50
Our Sto'oachng Parasol cannot be excelled in style
finish and quality. We make specially of these. We
have 80 different styles to select FROM Extreme Nov
elites in the Alameda. Normandy, Mikado, Gretchen
and Foule shapes.
SUN UMBRELLAS.
Good quality Twilied Silk Sun Umbrellas at 81 90;
splendid value. assorted handles.
Heavy English Twilled Silk sun Umbrellas, 26inch
Paragon frame, natural wood handles at 81. 9S.
500 Extra Heavy Sterling Silver Cap Umbrellas
gentemens size usually sold at $3.50. This weeks
price 700 An unparalleled bargain
CHILDREN's PARAsoLs
We pay particular attention Children's Parasols
Other houses do not devote much time this branch
OF the Parasol department. WE Do, and can there
fore show you large and varied assortment as can
possibly be procured We carry all Styles shapes and
colors
BRING THE CHILDREN TO SEE THESE
Don't stay away for fear it may be trouble to show
these goods. We feel kindly disposed to the Little
Ones,' and are DESTROYS of humoring them
HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.
both for quantity and price We will positively war
rant the goods and if not perfectly satisfactory will
refund money We have the variety We can fur
nish the smallest household and the largest hotel,
Large size Huck Towels IOc
Initial Huck Towels. 25c.; size 1Ox4O
Turkish Knotted Fringe Towels, 22c sze 2OxIO
Extralargs Khotted Fringe Towels 371ac.; size OK
Fancy Table scarfs, 4Oc.
A handsome Table Scarf (TinseD, Csc; sold every
where fOr u.
large line of Toilette Table Sets, all Sizes at halt
usual price.
Dinner Napkins from Toe up
dnzen - ~ ~
64oinch wide Cream Table Linen. excellent quality,
al ooc. per yard
Linen Lap Robes, Just received for Goo 75c al
and 81 20 each.
Now is honestly to your own interest to view these
goods, as 1t Is impossible TO do them justice In print
We will gladly show them to you, have no hesitancy
to call at
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EASTER NOVELTIES


The lace buyer gives the following explanation of
the Handkerchief bargains bought this week In New
York; II was in the wholesale department. Of Mess s.
Arnold & Constable and learned that they had made
change In the management of the Handkerchief de-
partment. The new buyer has closed out to US the
stock Of his predecessor and you may mention on my
authority that the list give you is authentic"
THE LIST:
200 dozen extra fine Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
white coored and black embroidered borders, 4Sc.
each, worth IS, rs and 9Sc..1 so dozen Sheer Linen
Handkerchiefs with herringbone and dice pattern
borders. warranted hand work. 46c each, worth IS.
Csc and $l.25......50 dozen Pure Linen Haudker-
Chiefs solid pink blue cardinal eeru, embroidered in
white scalOped borders. Soc, worth 4Sc..25 dozen
White Linen Handkerchief embroidered in colors,
scalloped borders 35c., worth 4Sc..-75O dozen La
dies, Gents and Childrens Handkerchefs at much
below usual prices.
80 We know we claim apparently absurd reduc-
tops but the goods were bought under peculiar cir
cumstances. However, reserve your verdict till you
have seen.
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The Palais Royal lace buyer also purchased the fol-
lowing really STARTLING BARGAINS:
500 dozen Embroidered Ties worth frem SOC to 81
each. Your choice for o9c % dozen-please rcmem-
Der only five dOzen-Fchus. eiaborately hand-em-
broidered, worth 81 90 each. Your choice for Csc
Or Don't claim to be particularly moral but smart
enough to know it pays to b. honest. What good
would it do to advertise what not true? How
much harm would ensue when discovered: 1t pays to
be honest
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


L,OR RENT
~ New Hampshire ave. NV. near Dupont Circle
pew Dwelling, containing Is rooms; bat and all
venences; handsomely furnished Rent low for
THoa ]. FISHER co,
ap2S8t 1924 ST. NV.
ENoR PENTHOUSE 10 ST. NV: ROOMS
II In nice repair. modern improvements: &l6 per
month Apply to w. c. JOHNSON, us 18th st. NV.
ENoR RENT 100 10TH ST Sc; ROOMS;
range, latrobe, bath; house In thorough repair
key ~ l0A 10th 81 ae.; $40. A 5. CAYwooD, cor.
9TH and X SITS NV. ap23-Sts
ENOR RENT-HOUsE ITO NEW HAMPSHIRE
II ave- NV. containing eight rooms and bath room:
gas. water, etc Key at l70s q St NV. ap23-3ts
NOR RENT-TEN-RooM BRICK HOUSE GAS
II and water, large yard lilo Maryland ave-. sw.;
Key n vermlion's Store, cor. llth Il and Md
W. Inquire or O. 7. THOMPSON,
ap2SSt 0O2 PeDnsylvania ave NV.
E0R kENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, EIGHT
rooms, liz western portion town, from May ill No
SeMoer, al SO per month Address Box 90, star
once ah2:-3s
ENoR RENT-l6lO AND 1914 5TH ST.; EACH
two-st5ry Brick' seven rooms: hall; cellar iatrobe:
range: all modern improvements large back yard;
for $50 per month. NJ. d. PECK, o3A ST sp23- 2w
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-cOcKER SPANIEL, LIVER ooLQh
IL white spot breast chain collar with taG Lab
eral reward VIII be given Cor his return 70 1e2s -
n. w. liz
II OsT-oN Hath ST, Maltese JET CRoeo.
same at laos n - nv. 1r
II osT-A CHILD's GRAY ovERQoAf- ON 18th,
IL r, lows Circle. or llth -. Reward ~ 80
81 nv. IL
III .OsT = on THURSDAY, APRIL 22p BET.
- 7th and 18th stA On Pa ave-. ledys Jet Lace
Sapes valued ss ksspsAke Reward rssurnsd 70
200 5th St y. ~. lts
ii osT-oN TuNDAY, APRIL 10Th. IN TIE
1ytcnity Of lafayette Square ladses nuniing 60
amelled honey bee On the pack. hoseAl Po0arl
VIII Dc paid ~ recurring 70 HARRIS q eHAFER
lll3 RonnaylvanlAavA nv. ap01soDo
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"ANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL WITH
w good reference tn do general housework; no
washing. Apply 1l3O Sth ST.. between i. aud NJ sts.
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OEEICES

Per Mo.
1913 + St, 2 I. 7. ID a.. $50
- Sth n. 4, 2r......3S
472 La av., r.. 20 & -. 20
portion OF property on my
office for bulletin issued on
rHOS. Il. WA8GAMAN.
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wv ANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO CHAM
w bermaid's work In y private family and also a
eoiored Boy TO walt on the table, both must well
reconmended Apply at l0l7 Connecticut ave. NV.
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NNANTED-AT ONCE. A FiRST-cLASS BAR
w her: also. shop Boy. Apply 1874 7th St NV.