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MoRE SpR1Nc BLACK Goops

MORE SpR1NG BLAck Goops.
customers will find this department stocked
with the choicest wooden fabrics, only those Of
intrinsic merit having been selected, warranted
pure wool. best dye and OF a superior finish.
AS specially worth mention we quote:
40 III. ali wool Black Jersey Albatross, fully
worth Zoe, only 59c per yard.
3S in. all wool Black Cashmere. actual value
Soc, only ACC per yard.
4S In Cashmere, worth 75c., only 621hc.
46 in. Cashmere worth S712c. only 75c.
Elegant line of qualities in 40 in. all wool
Black Nuns Yelling at SOC, 62lac., 75c., S71c.,
81 and S1.25 per yard.
Elegant line of qualities in 40 in. all wool
Black Albatross at 3712c, 5Oc., 75c., Sic and
oOc. per yard.
40 In. Novelty" Wolfe Etamine, all wool,
SOC. SOC. and 81 per yard
40 in. all wool Black Camel's Hair Grenadine,
or "Ring CLOTH" 3 qualities, 81, $1.25 and
$l.5O per yard.
40 in. all wool Black Lace Greradne only
$1.25 per yard.
40 in. silk and wool Black Grenadine, silk
boucle figure, very handsome, only Sl5O per
yard.
4Oin. all wool Black "sanglier" suiting, Toe.
and 81 per yard.
40 in. all wool Black Canvas Cloth 8 quail.
ties. 62l2c.. 75c. aud 81 per yard.
40 in. all wool Black Drap de Alma 75c. and
81 per yard.
40 In all wool Black Boucle suitings 75c. and
81 per yard.
40 in. silk and wool Black Boucle Suiting, q
novelty" $3.50 and 81. IS per yard
Elegant line of qualities in Courtauld's cele-
brated Black Eng.ish Grapes, in Trimming and
Yelling widths.
These are undoubtedly the best Grapes manu-
featured.
CFirst floor; last dept. on left)
WOODWARD d LOTHROP. mh31
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SPRISe AND SUMNER OPENING.
+ G. DAVIS,
.10 Market Space

On THURSDAY, APRIL IST. we WILEY
hiois large and elegant Line of Goods sulta-
Die for the approaching season.
In Black Dress Goods show many at
tractive novelties in BLACK ES,URIAI
BEADED. VELVET and BROCADE GRENA-
DIMES. PLAIN and STRIPED GKENA-
Dimes. TWISTED SILK HERNANI,
GRAPE DE CHINE and CANTON GRAPE.
MORE ANTIQUE and STRIPED SILKS.
Our stock Of eros GRAIN SILKS represent
The best manufactures ia the world SURAU
SILKS from sc. to 81 So Extra good value
LOCISINE, FRAILLE FRANCAiS, DUCH-
flSS and other Fancy weaves in greas. variety.
Black and Black and White SATEENS choice
stock and designs. ONDINE CLOTH:
large stock of Black and Gray Wool SUIT
lSGS. CARIELITE, &c. White Goods ele-
CANT assortment and attractive prices TABLE
LINENS and TOWELS very cheap. WHITE
and EcRU ROBES at Wonderfully low prices
Black Isle Cotton. Plated and SILK HOSIERY.
best goods III Lowest Prices
Latest styles In PARASOLS, sun UNI
BRELLAS IN reliable makes JERSEYS in
new styles CORSETS in all the desirable
nakesOur stock of LAC-SS, EIRROIDERIES
FLOC NClStiS and SEILfN(iS cannot be sur-
passed Must be seen to be appreciated In BUT
TONS. CLASPS sn3 BUCkLES we show the
newest productions. RI BBONS and Ribbon Vel
vets In ali widths and cOlOrs. Our Trimming
department Is repsets with all the novelties OF
The season FANS. HDKFS, NECK RUCH-
ING, GLOVES. FANCY GOODS and NO
TIoNS In endless variety
Z G. DAVIS,
mh296t 7l9 Market space, corner sth st.
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Thanks 70 the free expression of popular sem
timent through the press, both parties to the
southwestern railway troubles have at last got
into the position they should have assumed in
the first place. IL has taken them some time
To realize what their best friends urged upon
them weeks ago-that arbitration pays larger
profits than violence or lawsuits; but the lesson
IL better learned late than never. II the present
strike shall bear fruit In impressing this val
liable fact upon the minds OF masters and men
throughout the United States, it will not have
occurred in vain.
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senator Logan seems TO have considerable
worry with his personally conducted presiden-
tial boom. Senators Edmunds. Allison Evarts
and the rest manage theirs with much less
friction.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

NOTABLE HANDKERcH1Er VALUES.
You can always find bargains in this de-
partn1ent; besides, We sell Linen" for linen,
and no cotton-and- linen handk erchiefA
We prefer to sell you q handkerchief that
does not look SO well, than one that Will look
well only until washed.
90 doz. Ladies' White Pure Linen. Scaloped
Edged Handkerchiefs, handsomely embroid-
cred in white and colors. Only 25c each.
SO doz. Ladies' White Linen Cambria Fancy
Hemsitched handkerchief. with embroidered
dots only Csc. each.
90 doz Ladies' White Pure Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, fancy hemstitching and diced
corners. Only 25c. each.
These are three of the best values in Ladies'
Handkerchiefs yet offered by us, and well
worthy your careful consideration
We also offer as Q special bargain 24-inch
White China Silk handkerchief. one and two
lnch mems, worth 5Oc Only 371ac. each.
y
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IMPERIAL HA1R RrcEsrR.roe

Is the only absolutely harmless preparation for hair
WHOLLY or partially gray. II produces EVERY shade
EimmeSiie aud lasting also Odorless leaves the hair
clean soft and xioSsy1s equally desirable for the beard
Turkish or Russian baths do affect IT, Price 81
ara - per box Write for circular and send sample
Of hair when ordering.
foi directions accompany each box Ask your
advertisement " -
For sale ~ Z p. NJ ERTZ, IOI4 ST.. Washington.
ana all leading druggists
IMPERIAL HAIR REGENERATOR Co.
81 West 2:Sd St, New York
Paris depot. Z Ripamonti, I2 Rue Castiglione.
II ,tr
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Let US hope that the soaking of the State de-
partments correspondence in the wreck of the
Oregon has not cast dsmper upon the friendly
negotiations pending between our government
and others
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G. WrrMrH Il Co,
1918 PENN. AVENUE,
LIVE GROCERS.
FIRST TO DROP PRICER
-, BBL. CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, $500; LAST
WEEK CHEAP AT So 80.
BEL CHOICE PATENT $3.50
CHOICE RICE, Sc: BEST Sc
SUGARS WAY DOWN. GET PRICES AT THE
SiORE WI Don't LIKE To QUOTE, AS 1T
aAiAho THE OTHER GkOCEkS SICK.
W. ARE SELLING THE o. h. TOMATOES
Sly Doe MD CHOICE Al Sl.OO DOZ GOOD
s GToD SitR PEACHES: CANS, 25c.
SIANDA1.D PEACHES tic
TIE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF EVERY.
DAY GHOSEkIEs IN THE CITY. CONE AND
sltE Us lm2S-3t.2dpl G. WITMER q Go.
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The Senate is beginning TO be troubled about
the daily exposure in the newspapers of the
secrets of executive sessions. Well. there is
one sure way out of the difficulty. Throw
open the doors. If there were no secrets there
would be nothing to expose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-31

The evil of waging a destructive warfare upon
birds of bright plumage to supply the market
for millinary ornaments has reached a point
where strong repressive measures seem to be
demanded. No one will object to woman-s in
stinctive fondnesS for making herself beautiful;
but there must be something repugnant to
feminine gentleness in the idea OF destroying
our feathered songsters by the thousand for no
nobler purpose than the decoration of bonnets
Aside from the merely humane view OF this
subject moreover every lover of nature has a
right to rebel against a practice which strips
the trees and hedges of their musical little ten
ants. There are other forms of ornament
against which no complaint can be made Let
the ladies buy these and wear them, and make
the slaughter of the feathered innocents so un-
profitable that il will cease.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-FyRNIsHED ROOMS. ON SECOND
ho1I. for honsekeepaHg with hot and cold water.
Il apartments three rooms and hath room. each So
and $50 per month Half rate for summer months,
NV. mh3l-sts
FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
viz: Parlor: hay,window, back parlOr and Kitchen:
St, between , 18th and ytn s.: NV Price Tor All SIS
back-parior Bed Room with ali eonvenfence@. Pr
Ss,e family For one 49, two, SIS. lis i2th
EoR REMITTANCE, HANDSOMELY FUR
y nished Rooms. single or communicating. suitable
cars FLO 81 nty ''S'' @''e m 1&s nss OF
ENOR RENT-FURNlsHED COMMUNICATING
same floor suitable for one or two gentlemen sum
mer prices. 1912 q ST. NV m3l-3ts
ENOR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED CoMMU-
in private family without c iHh
conyenent two lines Of cars; location good: terms
ENOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
d single or en- suite, in very small private family.
ENOR RENT-FURNIsHED-EN SUITE, THE
cas- ern grounds Of Capito elegant new house cor OF
fires ruh3O-3t.
I1OR RENT-TWO PARTLY FURNISHED PAR
- iors Also. other Furnished Rooms: very reasona-
"a eSAi"H Apply htooo T. ST. INV.
EHoR RENT-DOUBLE PARLORS COMFORT
ably furnished mis- one as par the other as bed.
rent moderate ga nth St NV. mh3uSt"
INOR RENT-l52I 1 ST-HANDSOMELY FUR
- nished Rooms TN first and second floor or would
rent uuturnished to permanent parties near depart
mems and in mmed vicinity OF Arlington Hotel.
mh23-2ws
ENoR RENT-wELL-FURNIsHED PARLoRs ON
IL first floor and one Room second floor,
mh3O-5ts f'" -
EoR RENT ELEGANT sECoND-Sl DRY
front and back rooms for rent. suite single:
summer prices table board in house IL desired 5o1
ST. NV. mh3o-3t.
l.,OR RENr-CORNER 9TH AND MAssACHU-
Il sets ave-, April LIST. large rooms with board;
nicely furnished: southern exposure: convenient to
tour lines cars references exchanged mh26-6ts
L>OR RENT-A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED
St NV mh3O-im
IGOR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED, COM
ant location Board If desired. AT 1881 Sth st. w.
mh29-Sts
nor RENT-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE FUR
the second and third io?rs with large closets refer
EoR Rt.NT-sUITE OF FINE ROOMS, WELL
iab furnish tese;hr or separately choice lseatioa
street, near Rhode Island ave. mh25-6t*
IGOR RENT-1s3O 18TH ST. NV, WO NICELY
- furnished rooms, front and back: new house large
references exchanged mh21-6t+
E.NOR RENT-A LARGE. NICELY FURNIS
L south Room. suitable tor one or two gentlemen
gentleman and wife; gas. bath. and attendance l1I2
III St NV mh26-tit
IGOR RENT-A NICELY-FURNISHED SECOND
y story Room. large. light and cheerful. in well
kept private house; fer one or two gentlemen SIS in
winter: $l2 for summer. 323 ST. NV mh25-2w*
ENoR RENT-A PLEASANT UNFUKNIsHED
IL First Floor of TWO rooms private family. 426 / tn
I.W m Inn
NOR RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
l. Rooms single or en- suite. moderate prices. $50
9th st. NV. between q and H. mIQ-lm
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-RARE CHANCE-FINE BUSINESS
IL stand: large. light Store with finest show windows
in city: low rent; best terms Apply l42l N'w York
mho-,6t
INOR RENT-STORE 6O1 NEW JERSEY AVE
Il NV; rent, $40 month. Apply to w. c. JOHN
Sun. us 18TH st. NV. mh22-lm
NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM
IL ITO ST. NV A. Z. HILL & CO,
mhS-im 1888 st
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INOR RENT-APRIL Isl, 100 10TH ST. NV. g
II rooms: water, gas summer kitchen and side ward.
SD Key 1908 Vermont ave. mh29-tlt
lNOR RENT-BY 5. II. WALKER, $50 LOUIS
II lana ave. w.-2O5 IA. Sc. dwelling, store
and fixtures best stand for the shoe trade the HILL
$50. 319 Z st. W., 16 rooms a. IN. l. $50 30 It.
ne. rooms. water and gas $40 S22 e..
rooms and water: $l4. mh26
INOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY AND NEWLY
furnished tweve-room House: suitable for business
purposes for the renting of situated In the
most central and desirable location in the city The
furniture belongs to the present tenant and will be
sold cheap Oh account of owners leaving the city.
Address Box 40, Star office. mh26-6tr
Il Houses on 9TH S. ne. near Massachusetts ave,
with cellars, pressed brick fronts bay windows. mod.
imps Rent. SD. Apply at sOS Massachusetts, ave.
mhlp-lWx
LNOR RFET-l50- 10TH ST n. w, 3-STORY
II Brick House back building: rooms: mod. imps.;
$50. Apply l645 18th St NV. mhlS-l2t~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w ENTED- SITUATION, BY A REsPECTABLE
w colored girl. Chambermaid. Cali ct 1910
18th st lts
WANTED = BY COMPETENT YOUNG
w white girl, situation IS Nurse to Invalid Best
references furnished. Apply at All L ST. NV Its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR TWO WHITE
w chambermaids; one combines sewing and the
other waiting: are willing to for the season
with city reference. DUNDORE'S, TIN ST. NV Its
VXYANTED-AG GENTLEMAN LEAVING WASH
w ington desires to recommend . respectable
steady. and trustworthy man servant with a good
character. Apply to H., care of s. A. COON BES
Bureau, 926 ST. NV m3l-2ts
UyANTED by A YOUNG LADY WHO
w writes plain and legible hand, q situation as
Copyist. Address Box 100. star office. mh3O2ts
WANTED-BY YOUTH OF SEVENTEEN.
w situation In a Drug store to learn the business
Address Box IO4, star Office. mh30-2t"
VTTANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED NAN
w IEngiish) situation groom or coachmap:
ride well or do anything q gentleman's place
and wife chambermaid waitress: best of refer
ences. Address THOMAS MARKS. T. o., Washing
ton, ID. c. mh2.A Tvs
"ANTED-A STEADY YOUTH WISHES TO
w learn Carpentering some useful trade; has had
considerable experience in woodworking Address
APPRENTICE, star Office. mh29:st<
Wy FOR HOUSEK EEPERS
w seamstresses, ladies' maids cooks, nurses
chambernlaids, men cooks, walters Mattresses, with
references 5. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 928 ST.
mh27-6tA
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COUNTRY BOARD.

RoARDING FOR GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND
10 daughter, two rooms wanted for several months
near Washington, on line Of steam railroad. Terms
must be moderate. Addreas. stating terms, ID. T. A,
otaf Oioca WA3l-wAa2t
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES PERs
w manently two unfurnished or partly furnished
Rooms north of III st. and west of 18th st. Address
stating location, terms, etc, 8. H. j., p o. Box So
city. mh3O-3t*
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The report OF the congressional committee on
ordnance and gunnery is accompanied by testi-
mony TO the effect that marine engines of the
largest size eau be built in the United states
navy yards at w ashington and elsewhere, and
that the necessary tools Of modern construc-
ton can be obtained at the triiing expense OF
one hundred thousand dollars. As high an au-
thority as the chief engineer of the navy states
positively that Just as good engines have been
and can be built in this country as in Europe.
Lieut. Jacques expresses a different opinion,
founded on the comparative inexperience of
Americans In doing this class of work. 1t is to
be observed, however. that the lieutenant does
not suggest any means whereby the necessary
experience can be gained by the Americans
without having just such work to do. Let US
apply the drgsment,sm al hominem. III no
young naval officer were allowed to navigate
ship till he had experience in navigation, Is il
not fair TO presume that he would go without
this very important feature in his education?
No, the folly OF trusting TO other nations to do
that for US which VS. ought to learn to do for
ourselves was proved quarter of a century ago
to the satisfaction of every thoughtful Ameri.
can. III we are ever to be taught TO take care of
our own interests independently of the rest of
the world, now Is a good time to begin. II we
make mistakes-and there is no reason to fear
that we shall make any to our serious injury
we shall be so much the wiser for them any
way, and IL IS safe To predict that American i'll
genuity will NOS tie long in the field of marine
ordnance or engine construction without out
stripping its competitors.
III money Is to come out of the United States
Treasury for guns or armor or machinery to be
used in the defense of the United States, let the
mechanics OF the United States have the bene-
nj both of the wages and of the experience.
Just as little boys AL go into military training
In war times, so do the youngsters in an indus
trial district love to copy the actions of their
elders. 1t Is not long since a striking trade
union in one of the western cities paraded the
streets with banners bearing the motto .'Give
US Breadr' and were Unexpectedly followed the
same evening by aprocesson of the sons of their
members with transparencies inscribed: 1--WE
don't care for Breadi Give US Cake and Pie or
Nothingr' The solemnity of the situation was
so marred in the minds of the citizens by the
turn thus given to the plea of need, that the
chief movers OF the unconscious travesty were
spanked and sent to bed In like manneritis pos
stble that the fOrty-seven Juvenile slate-pickers
In the employ OF the Lehigh coal company who
propose to strike unless they supplied with
passenger car TO carry them to and from their
work each day, may find that there is strik-
ing power, with broad lap and n bundle of
birch switches In its hands, which stands be-
tween the company and its younger grade of
laborers.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
EDUCATIONAL.

ISRENCH HOME FOR LADY STUDENTS.
E Twelfth year. thorough teaching. French ex.
and schools NINE THoMA
22l w. Chester Park, Back Bay Extension,
mh3l-6gs Boston, NJ
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LNOR SALE-S2O,0U GOO PAN-ELECTRIC TELE-
II phone stock III 500 certificates, at SO each;
guaranteed to be redeemed in the stock of Rogers
Teemorphe seeing forms AT distance by elect iciy)
TO be cOrpo ated hereafter l. the government suit
fails and in gold ii it succeeds. Address "BROK Err"
star office mb3i-2w*
INOR SA LE-CHEAP-AN ESTABLISHED COAL
IL and Wood Yard. complete in all respects and q
good trade Address ID. NJ of Carrier 10, Balti-
more, Md. mh3I-2t*
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WTANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG MAN,
w who understands the stationery and artists
teria business Apply, with address and name stating
where now or last employed. salary expected, and
where Interview may be had, s. +. Co. Star Office.
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-31

w ANTED-GENTLEME OF GOOD ADORE SIS
w as agent to canvass for the National Mutual Life
association. Apply at the office of the company
1920 + St mh29-lw
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I>oR SALE-AT A RARGAIN M TAKTN AT
Il once-S 10 . nicely finished twolstorN brick
houses q rooms modern irproVomcu hot aud odd
water &c: one OF the main thu north
west. All cash. or part cash; balance time suit
Nm. r. NOLAN
mho.-lm l.sfh n ISIS n
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II DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON .TI
ST, NEAR VI ST y. W
Lot 24KlO5; 3-story brick building with large store
IN SUCCESSFUL operation for a number of years as a
grocery store; dwelling contains 10 rooms sold ON
account of bad health of the owner.
Apply to IHOS J. FISHER a. co,
n
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:" ANTED-A WHITE GIRL. AS NURSE;
w youngest child three years old; best of refer
ences required Apply at 1920 Corcoran mh29-}*
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nor SALE-82l 18TH ST NV. LARGE. SUB
Il stanilal Brick Residence thres--tories aud man
strd rouf, with very large hack huldng canaiutng An
all about 20 rooms lot about ~ by 81 alley LOT
Terms Nc.. apply to IHOS ]. FISHER A 90.
hhoO-M l32i D II. L.
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kNoH SALE-72l 18TH ST, IL ROOM IIDI So
u Lot 2e6N96. 10 an alley building i'm rear suitable
Tor stable; lstory and bnS,,Inent Brick l3th ST h.t y
and SIS : rooms large yard IN rear. A r. IiiII. a
w, iooS ST. Inn
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nnho.-lnl
L,oR sALE-sToP PAYING RENT
I\~TATf |

A few OF those lIltl, Houses GA Virginia
avenue. between lSt and "a streets Se. tumpl,ie IN
all their arrangements alter, gas nnd sewer A
paved tenout alley ia rear. with front parking. nov
renting Tor sll per month An eNc,Irul lo p.r
cent net Investment Gan Ice bought 80 al 30
per month For further particulars inguirr Of
ABRAHAM FISHER. Owner
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

I-NOR RENT-THREE FINE OFFICE ROOMA.
II ia 1sOs 4 ST. NV. JOHN SHERMAN 60.
m3o2w lsO7 st.
PROFESSIONAL MEN WISHING OFFICE
i Rooms viii find first floor aud rsf-class To-
cation Al 6ls ST. Heat and Janiior ser
vice. mhll-lm
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-REWARD TO FULL VALUE TO
finder for return OF Maltese Cross with name en-
graved. S. F. WARE. Ebbitl House drug store 1t
7 OST-LAST FRIDAY, MALTESE CAT
i nearly grown. Answers to name OF "iupcy'
4 retI to 81 st
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NTANTED-A WHITE GIRL. TO COOK AND
w do general housework in a family of three: must
bring good references. Apply, after p m. AT 1912
COrCOran st. INV mh3OL4tx
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I OSr-ON MARCH 18TH, NEAR CONNtC-
ticut ave. and 18th ST. NV. small bundle con-
tanning one plain Gold Thimble silver Thin BILE
and pair Of scissors. \ suitable reward will be paid
to the part, returning said articles any of them
13tS st II
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| VNANTED-A GOOD HOUSE GIRL TO DO
w washing and chamber work; references
quired Apply after 6:3O pm. at 100 18th s.. W.
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JNoR SALE-THREE SIX ROOM COTTAGES Ar
Is Mount Pleasant. Lots 25klJo To "a 2o-foot alley
Water and gas. Price S2.5Oe each.
JNO. +. wAGGAMAN
mh2s-3w Sol aud 500 q 81 n w
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OST-ON THURSDAY MARCH 18TH A GOLD
IL Watch engraved inside. Presented 70 my Hus-
band, February, So, near 10th and New York
Suitable reward II returned to OW Err l42:, Z
w
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7 OST-A PACKAGE OF PAPERS CONTAIN
Il ing seven proniissory notes for $500 each made
ny Babette Eahderilde, ana payable TO the order of
Charles thrislani: also. deed securing
As no one has the right TO negotiate said notes. all
persons are warned against purchasing the
they have not been endorsed by me. CHARLES
CHRISTIAN Asa Penn. ave. NV. m;SO:3t*
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VNANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO DO GEN
w eral homework; washing must stay at lights
and have good references. Apply l423 Sth st. NV
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WANTED - WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w Hou ewOrk in small family. Reference
qured. 1913 Hardwood ave. lie Droit Park 293t*
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NOR SAIE-STOEE AND HOUSE IN ALENAN-
drta, corner Queen and Henry st>; excellent Iowa
ton tor wood aud coal. grocery or other business
two small houses on same lot Apply premises.
m3l-2ws
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EOR RENT
Il 1903 9TH St. CISCO
1872 X 81. NV. .r.......::so
Dol y NV, ST.. over 5 e.25
as l.. IL W. .'iT. .e&w ID 10
Rear 9l3 27th 81. 4r-..lu
All ne, Ur.. nevis
q houses on Boundary, bet.
rooms. brick. 50 Zach.
SWORMS
mh.s0-St
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BOARDING.

I1ESlkABLE ROOMS. WITH EXCELLENT
- Hoard ana home comforts, firsciass neighbour
hood Terms moderate. sO4 I'd ST. n.w. m26--w~
1--WE Lo.HlEL HOUSE, 5l2 9TH ST. N W.
a mo the La Pierre W. 10th and L n.w are ths
pest condncted BOARDING houses in the city,
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER BUSl-
~ ness large and old established stove and
House Furnishing Store tor sale. Apply to S. T.
THOMAS, 49, Louisiana ave. NV. mh6lm
A TLANTIC CITY, n. J.-HOTELS. COTTAGES,
"A and Lots for rent or sale by J. q. ADAMS q Co.
Real Estate and insurance Agents. ZO31 Atlantic
ave. jal5-lUit