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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
LEGAL.

IOlIN AMBLER SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
(Member Supreme Court BARI,
1do1 New York Avenue, Washington, ID, O.
Law, Equity, Divorce, and Patent Cases Taken.
Patents Obtained on Reasonable Terms.
Foreign patents obtained directly and eXpe-
ditiously. Design Patents obtained. Trade Marks
registered and any business before the Patent ONCE
of the United States attended TO with care and dis
PATCH Interferences conducted in the Patent Ofice
upon reasonable terms. Lands, Mining, Pre-.
emption, and Homestead Cases before the Depart
ments and Co,.rts. Land Scrip for sale. ClAim1
collected In every Department of the Government
DATENT ArToRNEY-CHARLEs J. aooUH,
l. 81. Cloud Building, 9th and Il sts N. W.
Twenty years. experience. Prompt and careful
personal attention given 10 every case.
n, " rppECy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-l4i4 N ST. N. W., A 3-sToRY
Il brick, with basement; complete in every par
ticular; IA rooms will be rented at $50 per month.
Apply TO THOs. L, WAGGAMAN, 0lT + ST. N. w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
For REYT-ROOgFs.

IJoR RENT - BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
II bay window and alcoye rooms; location con-
venient. Apply at 1110 Sth st. N. w. 7.14
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
" WiNTED-HELP.

VIZ ANTED-A DREssMARER; ONE WHO
w understands cutting and fitting; references
required. Apply at 1862 NJ ST. NV. 2-1f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
WINTED---HOUSES
WANTED---ROOATS.

NNANTED-BY A LADY IN GOVERNMENT
w employ, u neatly furnished roOm ut reason
able rent In the N. W. part Of the city, where no
questions will be asked; satisfactory explanation
Will be given. Address E, r., city postofice. ala
NXTANTED-Roo AND BOARD FOR A GEN
w tlCman and wfe permanent IL suited. Ad-
dress, with all particulars, q. G. G., Republican
OhCe Ala
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

ThecXcitlng military drama, ancient Ofiame,
entitled The French spy" introduced 70 us
last night at the Dime, in her three characters
Fanny Herring. Each ofthe number delighted
the audience, and scarcely left them able to
Choose u preference, 50 d8intily were nll ron
won, deservtdly, general applause, and Marie
Ifcarl LGcellcl had sweet aud captivating
ways that triMmphed over many hearts The
continue throughout 10 gain enthusiastic al
miTeTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

The announcement: of the appointment of
James C. Matthews, a colored citizen of Albany,
New YO-k. to be recorder Of deeds in place of
Frederick Douglass was received with sur
prise, and, To put il mildly. with dissatisfac-
ton While the appointment Is generally dis
tasteful, the most decided objections to it come
from the property holders and others having
business To transact at the recorders
Office. Ii had been hoped, when a change
made. that the office would be given to
some citizen OF energy and business ca
pacity who would n matter of personal
pride. undertake to reform the defective sys-
tenn of record in vogue there, and bring it UP to
the standard of modern usage. 1t Is not alleged
that the employees of the office have not given
faithful attention to their duties. but the sys-
tenn under which they work is hOpelessly def
Client and behind the times, belonging to the
date of 1892 instead of 1856. And as the bust
ness and CInoluments of the Office are altogether
local ii was not unreasonable to expect that it
should be filed by some citizen satisfactory to
the people of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

The New York police bad chance to show
their mettle yesterday, for that city trembled
on the brink of a riot. and had IL not been for
the tact and the courage of "tne finest" there
would probably have been serious disorder
The trouble grew out of the determination of q
bOrse-car company to run a ear over its line in
spite of a strike among its employees. The incl
dent would have been ludcrous had the ex-
element not reached such q dangerous height
No fewer than $50 policemen escorted the sol-
tary hOrse-car. protecting it in front and sides
and rear while the mob bOmbarded the vehicle
with stones and rotten eggs. Occasionally
also, the triumphal car in its progress was matted
by barricade of stones. or a load of sand that
had been dumped on the track. But it made
the round trip in safety, though at times the
police had To club their way through the hostile
crowd tn open the track. The receipts of the
trip are not given. but probably the car was
not oyercTowded. Even the most gallant and
obliging man would. doubt. have been able
TO keep his seat during the entire journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

GREAr BARGarS
LINEN ECCk TOWELS
WILL OPEN MARCH T.
LOT Pure Linen Huck Towels. 22xIi red and blne
PORTER. Tor rs per dJz.. gtIarant eed best Quality
linen anu wOrth - per
belxl Linen >iieetings and Pillow Linens al Special
.pflceS: Fuli stock Richardson, sons & Ouiens
t!ish Linens al lowest peSs ole prices Table Dam
asks Napkins and Crashes All makes reliable
lotions. lowest market prices.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR IN GREAT
VARIETY.
e0tJn- Isle and SDS, Plain and Fancy Black silk
fOse th al gTaCes. special Bargain In Black
SliS Ribbed Hose that do crack.
PLAIN, PLAID, AND STRIPED FLANNEIS
OF Superior qualities for Wrappers. Lupins French
FLAlneis re4ueed 70 65c very beautiful goods
BLACK DRESS GOODS
In newest and most desirable materials Sir Edward
Ripley HeHrettas made in Bradford. England
TIE best and most reliable: can rccomulep nd
Them, having sold this MAKE for enty-iy re years
Ao-chO~iIz Dress Innings all sizes.
One Price
W. IL SINISTER & sons
e1e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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The ALAS RoYAL

II II
HOSIERY Hosiery like gloves Is difficult article
HOSIERY to select There is so much humbug in
HOSIERY the hosiery Irade-fOr instance out of
HOSIERY ever,- hundred pair of hose manu- facture
HOSIERY there are a. least twenty pair thrown
HOSIERY out BY the manufacturers for various
HOSIERY imperfectiors: these goods are bought by
HOSIERY unscrlpuIOus dealers Tor little money and
HOSIERY advertised as bargains Beware OF such
HOSIERY bargains,
uOSIERY The Paais Royal has been fortunate in
HOSIERY being the first to INTRODUCE the now IA
HOSIERY nous "fre-dye." which Is positively a
HOSIERY FAST COLOR. All hose on sale are also
HOSIERY guaranteed first choice only and perfect
HOSIERH in every respect
HOSIERY spun silk Hose 73c and Csc
HOSIERY Isle Thread Hose 35c. 44c 49c
HOS cry English Bal Hose l9c 24c 3lc
HOSIERY Above hose come in stripes boot nat
HOSIERY terms, combination colors and solid colors
HOSIERY in all new shades and black, Each is a
HOSIERY special bargain as inspection will verify
UNDERWEAR Spring weight Merino Underwear
UNDERWEAR at special prices, 80 as to induce YOU
UNDERWEAR TO buy earlier than you otherwise
UNDERWEAR would
UNDERWEAR The jetsey-fitting English bodices
UNDERWEAR and draw. rs should he examined
UNDERWEAR Why should not meriDo underwear
UNDERWEAR fit as well as q corset or pair of hose
UNDERWEAR Try the Palais ROYALS great spec
UNDERWEAR tally for the COIN ng season
UNDERWEAR Gauge bodices all styies o5c
UNDERWE EAR Gauge. spring weight. ali styles, :,5c.
UNDERNEATH Balhrlggan bOdlCeS, all Styles 44c.
INDERWEAR Gossamer Vests, all styles, 4Sc
UNDERWEAR French bal Vests all STYLES $50
UNDEI.WE EAR Drawers 10 match above
UNDERWEAR Silk Vests. al! colors. So 80 nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

Now that the pension appropriation bill has
finally passed the House, il is to be hoped that
'the bloody shirt will be put in the wash,
starched, ironed and laid carefully away in the
clOthespress till next session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALF-A TwosTORY FIGHTROoM
II Brick. LOT 2,xa5. Corcornn. near 10th a. n. W..
SSSOO: two-story eicht-room Brick. T. near 10th,
ssocN twosfCry Brick. Boundary. near l4th good
mh52lt WM. r. HoLIZMAN. 1921 d II. ny.
V>oR SALE NEW GROOM PRESS BRICK
Ioase. mod. imp. excellent cellar. fruit In yard.
4SS ST NV. Any desiring such property
aesl with owner by calling nj the above number ms
I.>oR sALE--NEw BRICK HOUSES. HAND
Il somely finished throughout. containing 10 rooms
and every modern Improvement: hssted by furnse;
terms easy and deferred payment at per cent In
ouire OF WEsCorT a. WILCOX. 1907 IA ave ne.
most
E>oR SALON MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NEAR
II LIST st NV, twostory brick Houses, rooms
each; IN good order and occupied by good aud prompt
once. n A DARNEIII.E
mh5-3ts ST
lNoR SALOON X ST. MAR 9TH NV, ONE
Il fonr-story brick House. 10 rooms: all moiern
proyements In perfect order; under good rent 10
prompt tenant Will be sold at bargain III bough
within 10 days. "A DARN FIIll
nh5sstS l.sR n n n "a
LN0R sAIE-A NEAT THREE4STORY AND AN
- nc Brck Dwelling on PENNSYLVANIA ave, near
washington circle; eight ropms and bath room.
RANGE hot and cold water and all c0nVeuienccS Price
Ss.ooo. For permit 10 inspect apply Ia
mh5st 1905 penn ava
EoR sALE-LoT CORNER 18TH AND sra
II NV, FAX - iret. Improved hv br.,ks rent Tor
both sl3 per month splendid size Tor store on corner
which Is vacant Price 5000 large three story
anu basement BRICK i'enna ave. near sIth: - rooms
and bath; runs through TO II stable In - $50
We have some choice lots 18TH great hara n
tlne lot on Connecticut ave. and sis; - ice. by
$50 - per foot
mh53t ADAMS A REAII lAaaE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements as early possible for
to-mOrrow's sixty-four column STAR. in order
~ insure insertion and proper classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
1 c T o r Y.

Remember, lovers OF good, peary white and nutri-
t"Gs bread. that there Is longer any doubt that
the CELEBRATED CEREAL PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR - champion OF the world. ON Friday las,
there were tSeuty-one samples from various Mime
sofa and Winter Whea: Nillers hes, patents placed
before six competent judges for their honest decision
Amer examination they were unanimous in deciding
that the CEREAL was not only the whtest but con.
taed more gluten BY three draciIs to the half pound
Of -four.
Remember, consumers. that there has been all doub.
dlspelied a. 10 which Is the best -four on the market
CEREAL has achieved the victory and stands TODAY
TIE champion of ihe world
FOR sale by al Grocer
BARBOUR & HAMILTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

According To newspaper reports the Mormon
missionaries are working very successfully
among the poor whites of Alabama many of
whom. Ii is said, have embraced the Mormon
faith To the ruin of their homes. From time to
time protests have come TO the United States
from foreign governments against the labors of
these pernicious missionaries abroad. but our
government has not found itself able to check
the mischief. But surely we have the power to
check domestic propaganda in some way-by
local, state or federal authority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

The country is to have another great bridge.
as the long-discussed project of spanning the
Hudson at storm King mountain has come to
q head in contract with the Phoenix iron
works to build the bridge for six million dol
lars. The general character of the structure
VIII resemble that of the suspension bridge at
Niagara. There will be two piers. however one
on either side Of the main channel The bridge
Will be $50 feet in the clear above the waters
edge, thus keeping above all interference with
navigation. The level of the track will be 225
feet above the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
RED T1ckEr Day.
RAIrM'S WEEKLY REMN ANT SALE

lied IICKEr DAY. y
BAUMs WEEKLY REMNANT SALE.
1.OO1 REMNANTS OF EVERY LENGTH AND
DESCRIPTION AT PRICES TO SELL THEM
Is Remnants Boucle Suiting, at loo. yard in Pink,
Renants cbeek nna s s yard sold
10 Remnants Doublewidth Cashmere, at 121ac.
Remnants "A Trcot suiting at 4Oc yard, sold at
% Remnants Camelet.e suting in all grades, below
10 Remnants "a inch Homespun suting. at 25c.
20 Remnants So inch Cardinal Damask for table
y al n @1r baask a. 4s worth
81 H0msspun' sold At s. 81 1 is n Ss. sse
""velye's' sold at q 8 e. % HoS sd sos g..
/. "Lonsaale c GInl'I, a! loc
I" :. :. Black Cashmere. sold at soc. I'd. at 37la.
Blk Brocade Velvet 81 So SOLD Ida at Is 81 rs: IS.
satin III all shades, at 3Oc. sold at 371ec.
Owing to the Increased demands made upon our up
move more spacious quarters and have fitted no
our SECOND floor rear with Upholstery Goods making
it. with few exceptions, the finest Upholstery Depart
The stock is always replete with well selected line
Draperies of every description. We invite your At
Roman stripe Portieres in Blue and Red, at 1925.
Pairs Silk Chenille PortIeres q. SO pa pai Pa'f
Pairs Madras Curtains, Sd. 80 pair.
ST pair. "'-'
Lace Curtains, with Russian Border Tapped Edges
COTTON gNDERwEAR DEPT.
Underwear Ladies' desrous OF obtanns ne Under,
wear at riiiculously Low Prices, should not miss
'h'S opportunity OUR soc, SKIRT
is wonderful bargain 1t is only Skirt made Of
Tucks extra width and length, and never was sold for
less than &c., and was wa.,s bargain at that
We call particular attention to this Lot, as they arc
qe war aog @ lot are that
ton They are really bargains, and will fnd ready
OUR 62C LOT
is very desirable Lot OF Ladies' Garments Tn this
snd and
and are undoubted bargains: ''''''~'
which q are az slightly soled and have
mea oa "a, 'hemise extra length. which always
Wv OUR oec. LOT
has been reduced from for Red Ticket Day only
ever offered to the public. These Garments are msads
OF the best Cotton deliberately trimmed with fine EN-
ner. We ask you to examine this lot before purchas
Among this Lot you will lind fine and elaboratelv Lace
trimmed Embroidered and Tucked Garments. which
we simply ask you to examine and decide for yourself
OF not these are the greatest bargains ever
skr cbemse Lots e9mpsss Ladies Nightgowns
safely add that these are the setet snd
offered in Ladies anS Gestqn qnderwear; .
price 81 Is Red Ticket Day price, Sie so" '0r
style fine Tesssy csaoped and braided original
Another good style, Black, with vest front, To-day
I silyer,Anished Gossamer. from so to 90 inches
nJ. See Reuub,ican,, for other po.r.,x,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

The maxim that Justice delayed is often
justice denied" finds a striking Illustration in
the case OF one Charles Windowmaker. who
was recently granted pardon by the Pennsyl-
vsnia board of pardOns on the ground of false
imprisonment But wha. was the astonish-
ment, and no doubt, the chagrin of the board
To find that the innocent man had Just served
out his fun term of nine years before the pardon
reached him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-2OO5 NJ ST. n. w, THREE-SToRY
brick. store and five rooms cellar gas water etc
rent low 10 prompt tenant Key 1922 q st "A W. IL
1NOR RENT-Two STORY AND BASEMENT
Il brick house. S23 LIST st. ne: 4 rooms rent $40
Also. two story and cellar brick house DIS st n
rooms: convenient to Printing Office; rent 500 In
quire S26 LIST ST. fStsws
NOR RENT-MARCH To- BRICK HOUSE -
II rooms on Sd. between A and b ne: hall yesti-
bule range hot and cold water gas latrohs in nice
order; $50. MILLER, Shoe store. corner 9Th ans.
East Capitol SITS mh5-2fs
IGOR RENT-SSc Two-SToRY BRICK. s2la ID
II ST. NV. $40; two-story and basement brick aSo
81. sw. VIM. L. HOFFMAN.
mho-St 1921 st. n
LNoR RENT-HANDSOME NEW HOUSE IN
II West Washington, 10 rooms location frst-class.
has every modern Improvement WESCOTT &
WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave m5St
LNORRENT-SIX-go HOUSE. HALI,wATER.
II gas 1.2S Vermont ave; rent els. Also one on
l. ST.. 1902; $40. Apply At HOG ST., G Il. f. RICH
ARDSON. mh5-lts
IGOR RENT
I $50 c e, 3st. b.s55r4o9 n. - b. ,er... Is
o4th Sc .2Sb, $50 to4 IL r. e., b., 5rs---. =
doo5 9th 2sb .6r.-3o 30 Fenton Pl'ce. 5r 10 80
95l n w.,over str Sr.-25 1924 n. PSI, 5rs-.
DOS 18th .2sh or 20 Bo'ndy l3ths Attn .5rs9
900 .th s e2s h., 6.lS II alley rear SlS 9TH. la
Sl3 4th ne b. ,6rs. mills 70 Blad. r. ,2s 5rsS
swORMSTEDT & BRADLEY
most Y2a ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
WANTED--ROOMS.

"ANTED-PERMANEN ROOM AND
w board for two in private family. Address J.
K, Star Office. mh5-2ts
WTANTED-A LADY WITH HIGH RECON-
w mendations In music, vocal and Instrumental
German. French and English, desires . room and
board In return FOR instructions Address FOREIGN
Star office. mh5,3ts
WANTED - ONE OR TWO UNFURNISHED
w Rooms OR second floor, with without board, in
South Washington. references exchanged. Address
J. D.. care station e." 426 eth ST. s.w. mh4-2t
WANTED-UNFURNISHE ROOMS SCION D
w and third floors suitable for light housek ping
Address a. D.. 10l6 Massachusetts ave n w. ua4-ss
"ANTED-BY ADULTS. THREE UNFUR-
w nished Rooms near New Pension office: state
price. Address Miss NJ. " D., 22l3 III st n. mia %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

IMPORTANT Books Now READY.
Military Law, vols. by Lieut.. Col. Winthrop.
u. s. Reports, vol. 115.
Onus PrObandi, by Bailey.
My Religion. by Tolstoi.
The House of Crague, by Sleight
Every Day Religion, by Clarke.
Patroclus and Penelope by Dodge.
Domesticus, Butler.
Indian Summer. HOwells.
All Books not hand ordered
Card engraving and printing a specially
mh5 w. II. MORRISON, ATS Pa Ave-
Opened THIS MORNING
NEW STOCK COLORED sHIRTINGS.
Please call and examine.
w. S. TEL, Manufacturer,
mh5 935 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
ARE Consrrs INJURIOUS To
HEA1rH,

Ifnltting, too tightly laced cheaply made. and ar
tiicially stiffened. we say, yes
perfect fitting close and comfortably conforming
to every part thoroughly made and finished decided
~. no IN fact they are great benefit and more es
peclaIy to those inclined to stoop they give sub
sana support to the chest and hold the body erect
we handle only the most reputable makes, and will
not sell cheap cOrsets under any circumstances.
Our lady manager has made q study Of the defcien-
Giles and defects in corsets generally and has had a
line made to order in three different lengths and as
all fo ms are not alike by leaving the matter her
she Will guarantee to fit you perfectly.
We also recommend that you try our now celebrated
II. C." Corsets. which are paris made" and come
nearer per lection than any line previously handled
by US Coiors, white, gray. pink and blue Only
(SecoHd floor: take eevator.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
Or INTEREST To EVERY LADY.

Our Muslin Underwear is made from the best grade
of cottons in a thorough workmanlike manner, and
finished in the latest shapes and styles Without fur
ther comment, we quote for Tomorrow:
Ladies Fine Muslin Night Dresses with yoke of four
box plaits and two rows Hamburg inserting-Ham-
burg Embroidery around the neck and sleeves, and
down the 'front.' small dealers would mark them S9c:
our price Toe each.
Ladies Extra Fine Muslin Night Robes, yoke of four
clusters of seven French tucks and two of fine
Insertion line back. Hamburg Embroidery around
the yoke neck and sleeves Small dealer would mark
them 81 25; our price 81 each.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts. wide cambria
rnftie edged with fine embroidery five fine tucks in
the ruff1e and four fine tucks above. Small dealer
would mark them soc: our price 75c each.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts, four wide ruff
fes up the back, forming q f0u,7,ure. Answers the
purpose OF hustle, worth 81 .121a only 81 each
Ladies Fine Cambria Corset Covers, with all-over
embroidered yoke front. Actually worth S5c., only
Toe EACH
Ladies' Extra Fine Square Neck Cambria Corset
Covers yoke of fine Medici lace, lace trimming around
neck perfect shape, full fashioned. Small dealer
would mark them 81 %; our price 81 EACH
Ladies' Extra Fine Cambria Drawers, with six fine
tucks and one wide tuck rue of torchOn lace around
the bottom full fashioned Worth 81; only S71sc per
pair.
(Second floor back: take the elevator.)
WOODWARD 4 IJOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

Those who have regarded the Chinese trou-
bles in the west with indifference because the
scene ofoutrage is so distant may find the aues-
ton assuming more local aspect. The dig
Persed Chinese in many cases are finding their
way eastward instead of abandoning the coun-
Try altogether. Hence, so far as their manner
OF life renders them disturbing element the
problem has not been solved by mob violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

"A
i furnished Rooms, second door front and back, on
New Jersey ave e. near the Capitol and cars; refer
ences required. Address LEX. Star office It's
EoR RENT = FOUR UNFCRNIsHED ROOMS
II for a small family. Apply st lisa It'll ST. n lts
IGOR RENT-SUTTE OF TWO OR THREE ROOMS
on second floor. furnished or unf1Inished: please mt
ences required 172O l4th ST. NV. mh5-Sts
ENoR RENT-HANDsOME ROOMS. on FIRST
and second floors, single or On suite furnished or
nnfurnished Rent reasonable Apply at 1913 u St.
ENOR RENT-FIVE CoMMUNICATING ROOMS,
second floor, newly papered good conditon nniuE-
Ton, lbs 7fh St. NV mh4rst'
L,OR RENT-ON THE FLOOR, A HAND
I some Furnished Parior and Bedroom. with heal,
e. single sentleman cass pas the door and ten min
utes walk to the Capitol 4as lst st NV. mr4-3t.
FoR RENT.Two HANDSOMELY FUR
ond floor; gentlemen preferred $40 9th ST., between
and g sts. NV Rent reasonable; private family.
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM PRIVATE
Il family. No children. Near 4th ST cars and 10Th
st. herdcs References exchanged 14lO q ST. mh33ts
EoR .RENT-sECOND AND THIRD STORY
with folding bed board the house. IS Grant Place,
bet. and IL and 9th and 10th NV. mh3 Ste
On rs SD s
ments iIst-class; convenient Capitol depsstments
NOR RENT-19OS II ST. NV. THREE NICELY
I furnished Rooms on second floor; north west and
south light: We'll heated private family; gentlemen
E>OR RENT-LARGE. HANDSOMELY FUR
for very desirable location two lines of
IGOR RENr.915 sr. N.w.-FURNIsHED
T and UNFINISHED Rooms heat and gas film
NOR RENT-1ll9 18TH ST. n. W.. TWO SEC
bright in private family where there are no chill
dren;with frst-ciass table board. dlS-l2w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
SPECIAL HAspKERcHrEr

SPECIAL HANDKERCHIEF BAR
GAINS"
Here Linen Handkerchiefs ALL LINEN and
nothing but LINEN, and Handkerchief Bargains
abound.
Bargain No. 1-49 doz Ladies' white all-linen cam
brio Henstitched Handkerchief, ". l and inch
hem, cOOred borders sold heretofore at Csc only &c.
each.
Bargain No. 2-Ladies' white sheer linen and linen
cambria Hemstilched Handkerchief, embroidered in
colors. sold heretofore at :'3c., only 25c. each
Bargain No 3-22 and "a inch white china silk
Hemstched Handkerchief fine silk, sold heretofore
at soc, only 3Tlac. each.
Bargain No. 4-24inch extra fine white japanese
silk Hemsttched Handkerchief, inch hem, sold
heretofore at 81, only S112c each
mh5 WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05

HANDKERCHIFFS,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCdIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
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