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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol. BIT,

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol. BIT,
Il III and sJ7 Broadway 1897 Bowery ISL Wsstss
Battery Place Chambers Street 23d strset serr.s
NswYork; 3sl and S3J Fuiioass Brosklya l01 hroAd.
Williamsburg. Newark And issa sts- H0bo
ksa; o. Monigomsrys st. ana New satios Jerssy CITY,
orders rHnsfsr Of be ct
Exprsss 23a- misatss than time howu
{rsm Cha local trzins to 10 minutes eArller
Be $3.50 unfaya-Dly Exprers Pn1msn Buffet IRA v
slesplng Cesrh frc N .Jrssllsvits 20 Cincinnati
,. r--Dasly Chicago sad 81 Lsas Limited, sotd VI
train Of Day and Buffet sesPnz Coaches 70 safss
o. Leuis. No extra charge tor tast time.
SsAS m t23dst 73Sl 70 sAndaysl-Roehesssr Ex
prssS Pullman Stscpiag Coaches
cosch., to Binshamton. owsss Eimrs. Bussio James
sswn. Yorngstown C,ncin nau and Chosrs
las g. 3d. .4O $40. $50 b:50 $40 $50 7aso @ 1880
p P....is sssat 49, ss:s.ys AS $50 % nj
P.tsr.oa~44o l. $50 o. Io'so M. Y nos.i las $50
$50. = Asa 4Io. s:lt $50. 5ss. $40 $50 7sy2
nssn piss s Isa ,sss'
~ ii,so a. - $50 40 40 20 40 81 a
naa. W. I: .n nsss ESQ 10 $50 sso 7sS
10. $50 7:so 1880 n: II night Also % Rags-
.ood 90 n 1885 so M i G ...h
p m. SUNDAYS $50 /. m: a6p
Wsfwick-Weex days p 10 500 m; $50 N =, a.
Go hsn-4;4A $50. 9. 1890 a 80. T. 40 IA llso
xeassova and rs isrSso4S5 So 1910 $780,
4yo. 7:ts IL 30 N. Sundays. 4%o. $50 1880 M
rsp2s.s train, ro the ws.s arrive in S.wYok 7
10 56a N. and 1888 .. n.r,
r. II sOULE. L P FARdEk
genera Mansser Genera Pssssn ger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH
Leave via Penn T. r 80 PaTlOr cars 20 Bait.
palace steamers. arriving &C old Pont az
rs a. N, Norfolk. a. IL v TONPklNs,
Genl Pass Agent 3l7 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

viii ~ rnmed commencing April /. Connection by Annex
cMEsTRA On EACH STEAMER Tickets aa s.s state :.
oeS@' o Sef PIER IS s. ahd on Steamer
NEW-YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY.
Desq9j9Sso f.5TF'a EEA Efc5Pary yAhs 1883
CENTRAL R. R. or NEwJERsEY.
NETWORK r q Fr' OF 'iT-fsEssry.sr. Mr..
Arriving at Atlantic CIV VS. $50 Returning ssv'
Atlantic CITY Phlla and Atlantic CIV , a Of
NIFW-HAVEN - steamers leave Peck-sl1p
~ rs h R. at p n and Al p ~ s6St sna sass
ed. steamers arrive IN time Tor early 1--s ese-
CAPE CHARLES ROU rE to OLD N ro1 LHF
I coaFoRT NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND THE
on and Fserq 9th sse rH Fs & re- T. kE WV
.aye loot OF cortIandf Desbrosses s.s
A, M War aFT5y a f Al oS mont
sn THf Bpm r SS Ticket oncss' the rean
's H VA p Strsn sapg RIB. COOKE. 6. a F.
CHORE LINE.-An Rail Route for Boston ton.
,r statIoa a. a ~ aud o. u Limited Express ana
EAprss train a. nj sSGeyt opears or Sleeping.
ca cars 70 destination.
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside J. Route las.
~ Ear, reduced due. s % sSsG y %
% TS:s rs; ana err O sIE s'
a., Y r. 1t 80 p m '" '" -
FuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ssrNern TRAINS lsave foot Of cort'and' and
Desbrosses As follows ,.o...osi,te uolnts
mi tor Catassuqaa and lnerned 80 49, purao
- ror Geneva Lyons, Elmire fsn0hvsses, p.i"o ~
~ a. u" West and principal local points Cnar car
m for Tunkhannock and inIerne1 p poins aus,
Chair ear 70 Turkhannoek IoaAscu"n W i'"A"As M"
Harrisburg ,..... .,a nri nci mi iptcru.dl ats
f"s On m for Coplay and lniermeaiate perns ION
80 y rn,S,ng ma Harrisburg Char rar ~ V"ray.
necon 20 20, ,,.neya Lyons klni Rochester. Bur
COL, .oV r. West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
' 81 n m FOR rAurays and intermenite puma
Trains leaving at 8 m. y m ana 8 80 y IN cor, COZ"
meet '"' "'' P SUNDAY TRAINS
A IL for Maucb Chunk. uaxieIon and lu'eIH'u''"0
points. - o,. 49,. su,.,rsa,..a ,s,,r,a
80 "a m Geneva, Lyons EiIni "a. itoehHs1r'
ru~a,O az mo West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons
General Eastern once, z3a broadway
DUSTON, PROVIDENCE. and EAST,
- VIA SrON NOTION LINE
InS M Route ~ Lo~est kAtosL $500.
Stastners leave NJ pier 30 n. H.. ono oloSA s~''s
raca b.OD IL. f2uy, except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

. The INTERCOLLEGIATE this year between the Yale
Harvard and Princeton College ought to be
exciting and luIcrestug tlan usual Although the
er OF competing for the peHuaDt has been reduced
10 tlree, tie fight for the champ not to
show poorly contested game dozen wiii
played. Although al various times the Mines from
Broau. Columbia, Amherst and Dartmouth Colleges
have been contestants for college hOnOrs the real hgt
for supremacy has generally been between Gaie
Harvard aud Prince The players TO represent these
colleges a. already In training and some o. the students
have shown great III handling the bat and ball IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Treas leave from Chsmbersst ssasisn day, for
as s Tenaty cisstsr S9a.k, a. Synsk s 10
go 500 10; 80 IL nidn rhe su,tars TOO $50
and ,. For Nauuss snr1nx Valley. hsnssy ani Tal-
paaa weak daya 100. Soos 4So. d4o ,. ssadays
e:5e - NJ and o. %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12
WHITE STAR LINE

SPFCIAL NOTICE-The Wn1te Star Line
- Steamship Arabic sailing SATURDAY. February ~ 70
rarpaol i-act and stesrace mason
gers onv second cabin passengers VIII be berthen 10
me salmon the II the saloon AMI "a
loon Berts $50 and S35 seera2e to Liverpool Lou
Glasgow Belfast OF Derby. $50. 4.
For tn,nceten =, na,s apnav A. TIE omranv, Oces IL
BroaAyav or 10 any OF the agents of the line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

Government bonds were dull anu SIeAHJ ~
quotations as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I,oR kTST-ELns Ant fURSIsHEp TE.osr
u Rooms, sl5 20 s2a Abe, nice Desk and ofics
' ssio-ss siO 70 40 - ''-i wa ;. HoLTZNaN
I.oR RENT-i50g n sr Nv. MKT DOOR TO
=. mSr1nlsy Rooms sa site
E,oR kENr-lSs2 . ST \ ", FURNISHED OR
sninTn,shee hsons iss "a ID n"or. SSm,eer
u three Rooms furnished OF unfurnished Cor hou-s-
kss a,a south front. market and hsrdos Hssr
I'ok RENf PARIoR FLOOR = FURNIsHED-
,ssi',lns ,hr., roSns and bath With Al COD
ApEly 4Sa . 81. mar curner sih =. nS. apioh
ISoR RrNT-Two on THREE BRisHr SUNNY
~ "a a s u ~ MN hyas MA fsNss TAN
Ssroosrd CONVENIENT toi~o lines e cars. lsiSs dth
I,oR RENT-a yERY rfSIRABLE AND HAND
some suite Of Rooms. suitable Tor S-natur. Mem
AZ i:oi st. Frnpsi,s .Ss."n "n'nr-- AS
I.oR RENT-Idis Sr y w-FrRNTsHrD
atheT 1 n"s .SS,ssrn sHisars rs's eH, also
the docr. also stable tor rrnt nnh,ssl, I'D.
Eok, BENZ NIcELY-FURNrsHED ROOM.
H laaS L. 81 n. aya-. ~
Lon iENTaNIIH or WITHOUT BOARD. IN
IL lr.yate family: two Rooms. furnished rSrisr
AM ned-roon. or two bed rooms. nr- home foF
An s1 s:,s OF w" persons CHEAP l4ld l4th 81 nv
L'oR RENT-IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY. oNF LARsE
nicely furnished back paFor MN hke 80 rent -
heros pas DE DOR ISIS ists = S IN a aTssi
I,oR RENT SUITE on sECoND Floor SOUTH
II iront furnished roUtas With bUArl: Alsa. other
rooms near War and Navy Del aTtu.uts tioNernn~ut
reservation IN front. reference lsu3 - n.~a -
NOR RENT = ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RAY
window aud alcuNe room also haA palur aud other
rooms. * Iowa Circle. aps -3is
D,oR RENT-wITH BOARD. SEVERAL NEWLY
u Furnished Rooms. southern eNlusnrr. terms low
g. reliable parties. gentlemen pT-ierr near Capitol
tension and printnT o'ico. ef3 a II nv ~.
l.OR T-ROoMs-FURNIsHEp Oh I-NFI'EN-
ished, second and third floor. ISIS l.th ~
Al. %.
IGOR RENT THREE UNFURNiSHEp ROOMS ON
II second hnor. gas and bath. convenient O. thr-s
lines 81 ears. : 10 \ ~ NV. az 81
UyoR RtNT-CHUIcE CORNER ROOM BAY WIN
II dow and balcony southern exposure. Also. nice
hail room. second floor With board refcrcnces l:l1
y st n.N. 81
l,oR kENT-oNE NICELY FURNISHED PARlOR
Oed-foufn On mt npur also. one room On ser nd
noor with nrstia=s board The iocAiion ~ deighfal
3l5 II. nv. an. -gts
LION REM -CHRAf-NfCfi.N-Ft -kNIsHhD Par
II Tor ami bathroom. At llu5 Est Az 81
1soh REM WITH bOARD--AT / o4 l. ST
y nicely furnished front room: mo- childr-n taken.
refs reuces required. ap. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

bouLanger stock Is 90 a premium He Il so GER
tain OF election from the department OF the Nord
that he declines the election by a handsome ma.
3ority from the department q Dourdogne before
The ballots OF the Nord hsve been cast ana counted
1ae opponents u Boeianger, IN view OF the eyi-
dences OF his growing popularity, fear him more
and more every day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

Ine cattle upon a thousand hills are expected to
rejoice az the news OF The decision by the supreme
court yesterday, that there Is nothing unconstitu-
tional In the law passed by the state OF PeDnsyl-
wanna ior TIE protection OF their special products
Ihls statute Is so radical In It's terms--acrually
1oroidding the manufacture, the sale, or the
oner for sale, OF any butter, cheese. or SUBJ
stitutes therefor. made from other materials
than unadulterated milk or cream-thar the
principle upon which the supreme Court sus-
tains IL might well b. applied 10 all legislation
which has been adopted by the several states I'm
Tie same worthy cause. The court holds that the
protection OF the public health Is plainly included
within the police powers OF state, even to the ex
tent OF the total suppression as distinguished from
the mere regulation, OF a particular tralic. II
such legislation discriminates between various
parties engaged N the same business. IL Is
unconstitutional and must be expunyed; bg:, 1: It
Is not inequita bic. but simply unwise, the only
appeal OF aggrieved persons Is 20 The legislature
either directly or thrOugn the ballot-hox THIS Is
signal victory for the friends OF pure Iood and it
foreshadows pretty clearly the course the court
VIII take II the Fedsraf tax ON olecinargsrlne Il
ever brought before II for consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED LADY SIR
w nation TO away fer the summer with lady
dress Miss cHkHa i g CITY Post-ofncs ~ II.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE A
foRREsT. lies oneen st. xiexanarss. Va. apio.2i'
WANTED-A SITUATION IN A STORE AS
clerk three years' experience IN school teaching
halls Of character. v. 2. Star once, apio-Sr
WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN Girl. or EIGHT
Star once. " "''A"s Spiost.
WANTED-BY RESPECT ABLE ooIoREp Mks
laundry WORK Appiy Zoo ioo4 y ss a. 81 . a " II.
WANTED-pICK's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
Sooks. chambermaids. wsitrsssss. lsandress.is
and summer resorts. el3 TN ssn.~ aploat'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
.,S lSI Sesss, csamssTms,ss WATTS LsaSdsss.
Butlera sAM'L A cooMBs. seo Fsr nv. spio-5t.
WANTED-AN EDUCATED YOUNG GERMAN
ton to teach Children in German. ine needle work
Swing or lsdy's maid sood references Please al
WANTEp-BY ARFsPECTABLECoI oRED GIRL
w astuation as nurse m private family; wants 60
stay at nights Can be seen at l54l St nv. sp9-4t'
MANIFESTATIONS As CORRESPONDENT,
reference. Address \. 7. l., 44s st NV. spa-2t.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoKED
ter; understends the OF horses Wiling 20 make
himself generally useful good reference from last
ap9-3t.
WANTED-BY LADY. A POSITION As HOUSE
w keepers Is expert ced. and Ia excellent
keter and can give best of references huesiy
and ability. Address HoUsEKEEPEl- star ofice.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY A
W situation rs travelling COMPANION goVerness g.
children; best city references Aadrcss +. f.. 1895
9th st W. ap--:lts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HOUsEkEEPERs-
w. cofniGnions. Also. white aud Colorsd chamber.
maids, cooks nurses laundresses walters scullious
farm hands Office and store boys sc. p. NJ. BURN
HAM, o3O-o32 r ST. NV. aps OF.
"ANTED-A POSITION BY A RELIABLE MAN,
w who VIII devote ms best ener.ies to MS employ
ers interest has had experience in conveyanc-
lns ana INSURANCE., and Is rapid writer. permanent
position more desired than salary.
ap7-:It' q BOOK, Star Office.
WANTED-EMPLOyMENr BY YOUNG MAR
w ried man not afraid OF work. years business
experience nrst-class references. Address j. " star
Office. Ap1 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As DRAUGHTSMAN OR
w where knowledge OF chemistry and inorganic
analysis would he Of value Address SMITH. OF
Mr.. Micheuer, 1900 attn st Wilmington Del. app t'
INTERPRETATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help; free 80 employers reference guaranteed to
be genuine. STEk EMS EMPLOYMENT AND ROOM
RENTING BUREAU, sl7 9th NV, I'LL Bpm
ta21-l1ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
WANTED--ROOMS.

VEANTED-THREE, OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w rooms Capitol Hill suitable for liCht housed
ing; state terms. Address r. T. e.. star Office. It.
WANTED-THREE UNFINISHED COMMUNE
w eating rooms for gentleman and mother Ad-
dress DESIRABLE Star Office. aps0-3t.
"ANTED-TWO ROOMS AND BOARD FOR 5
w adults on Capitol Hill the Capitol Address
ADULTS. Star office: state terms. references en-
changed. apl0-2t.
w sire TO rent Apartments consisting Of paror, bed
room. aud bath. connecting with without priyate
table; located between l4th and 18th SITS west and
and NJ SITS north; references exchanged. Address
Lock Box ~, Z. @. aplo-h'
WANTED by 1ST OF MAY. ROOM WITH
w board; room mnst have southern exposure aud be
dsengaged for winter. Address, stating terms
L. l.. Y. Star office. ap10 3t.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

I,OR RENr-TIRST-CIASS oFFICF-EoDMg Ar
II sO5 18th st "a W.. suitable for patent lawyers lam
agents Rrchiects, real estate INSURANCE As~nts
draughtsnen a.. FIRST floor. two large ROOMS so
Third foor, three good sized rooms. rs Immediate
possession given. TYLER RUTHERFORD.
mh3O-2ws 1907 q q a. " 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
ELDoRADO FARM
EDR SALE

IL FOR SALE
We are authorized to sell Of the best Farms in
Montgomery County, Maryland. containing PA acres.
IN the highest state OF cultivation ne improvements
farm in grass; well fertlized AID manured producing
excellent crops is supporting one hundred head Of
stock the year round.
Situated on the Thirst. pike. miles from Washing
ton, pile from Forest Glen Station. on the Metro
politan Branch b. and u. 30 trains per day; IL min
utes from Washington to Forest Glen
This As hne opportunity tor any gentleman who de-
per cent $4,000. Fine stables, sheds ice-houss
ice-pond newly fenced in fields of 10 and 20
running water in every field Hot and cold water in
dwelling. &c. Two tenant houses The place
will lie sold If desired with all the farming nipple
ments sixty head of Jersey and Holsteln
of the best strains viii be sold reasonable
and favorable il sold before the FIRST day Of May,
as the owner desires to go abroad
FRANCIS HUFTY,
mh27 tn. th,s.4w 18th aud r SITS.
IyOR sALE-AT AMMENDALE-A GOOD THIR-
teen-uoom frame house. slate roof, 10 OF land
and superb stream. price, 81 200. Also 80 acres
tanning 20 superb building sites near station price in
acre lots, Slo0. Address DANI AMMEN,
mh22-eo1m' Washington, ID. c.
L,OR RENT-FARM BORDERING ON THE POTo-
II mac at Four-M Mile Rum Washington * Alexandria X
R. containing IS acres house with seven stable
&c. &c Cars stop at farm every hour Good place for
farming, gardening, dairy. boating and fishing have
also at the Washington and Ohio junction another
place, with IA acres Of land house with ten rooms.
nne portico, stable, &c. suitable for residence
boarding house. gardening or dairy. Apply 10
mh2s-2ws THOMAS W. SWAMI, Alexandria, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
FOR RENT-STORES.

I,OR RENr-LARGE STORE AND DWELLING oF
IL rooms. 22s New Jersey ave. bet ~ aud o dept
and Saiitol Just vacated hy the GoNeruueut. al
cellent business stand Also. 932 AN ST ne. nlua
broom Brick. gas and water. sl325.
aplO-6t' We. BuRfOkD. lI@2 y. \. ave.
I,oR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING. so2 I'M
- -. NV. FlJOO ADnum II n three Years lss--
hey can he found next door 800 Ma lOr's drx store
tp1-H CHARLES ". HANDY. psl q 81 ~
LoR RENT-MAI Isl. STORE No $50 nth NJ
nv aps-H'
LYON REST-FlNE STORE AND DWELLING FOR
Il term 81 years Reasonable rental 10 arsiab,e
ant So2 9Th st a. W. neat o. Majors Drug Stnrs.
Apply 10 Owner. l2ll Rhode lsApd ave. nv. Aps-Bt
ISOh kENT-BEAUTTFrL NEW STORE. l0O2
l4th 81 3ONso feet concrete cellar size u'n-
room dwelling above; large brick stable rear d. 4.
SOIlth 1873 D ~ NV. mil -tu. thSs. I'm
1,oR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1885
II 18th ST NV. containing ~ rooms with all mod
ern lnprONements. Inquire lti.lN lAth Mi -loN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
FIsE ART EMBRorDrRrEs
VIM. II. McKNEw,
933 Pennsylvania avenue.

FISE ART EMBRorDrR1Es
AT OPPENHEIMER'S NEW BUILDING
ola 9th ST. NV.
We are showing some Very Handsome New Doylies
N Embroidered and Drawn FORK, Tray Covers Bu-
reau Covers, Tides and hundreds OF new and untoue
goods for decorative purposes.
New special bargains for the next DAYS
.14-inch Monte Cloth Bureau Covers starnped 5oc
Inch Monte Cloth Bureau Covers, stamped 6gc
54-ineh Monte Cloth. with open work very fne S9e.
inch Monte Cloth, with open work. very nne, zoe
HANDSOME Hem stitched Tray Cover 43c
Afternoon Tea Cloths, Hem stitched al
1i0lne cloth Doylies. stamped. at 60c. per Dozen
BOlunx Cloth in Is. "a, 30 40 inch widths
! Boitng Sheeting III all colors
Baxsrron Art Thread all shades Rome Silk the or,v
complete assortment in the city, Complete assortment
ot new and novel shapes in Fancy Baskets China
silks Ponsees, and all the latest mportations in ahf
fahrlcs Tor Scarfs aud Draperes New art shaded ira
-a-inch Flush Complete line Of all kinds Of Embroid
cry materials. A1AoAo
8. OPPENHEIMER BRO
.... 514 9th stnw
app Machines ~ 'e "ins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
FOR RENT-FLATS.

t,oR RENr-NEsg IND FLATS 262a X ST NV
II nNe rooms ana bath. second door. range, hot and
cold water gas meter. coal closet. re.rnoe required
ApTdy 20 JanitOr. uih.ss, let.
l.oR RENr-ONE FLAT WITH NICE FUR
y nshed rooms bath rounl. hot and cold ~aisr On
third nOor. With board Al FlEISCHMANN'S CAFE
1910 Penn. ave. opposite Wizards Hotel NJ. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
FOR RENT--STABLES.

l,oR RENT-sTABLE FOUNDRY ALLEY. BET.
IL 18th and l3th and AID II SITS two-st0ry brick 3
stalls: carriage room. water. lott and coachman
room. rent Sl2. n. D. PECk. 1854 Fst AY.-at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
WooDwAnD & LorHnors SpAcr.

This entire column IL devoted 10 the enumers-
ton Of the numerous attractive bsresins offered
be Messrs WOODWARD LOTHRoP, and IL
changed daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To RENT, AT ONCE, HOUSE or SIX
w rooms and bath. fronting south east must be
new. plumbing first class Rent not s25 $50
per month Permanent, II suited. Address Box =,
Star office apy-3t
WANTED-FOR A CASH CUSTOMER. SEVERAL
w small houses that would Jay well for Investment
No delay If price is low and title satisfactory.
mh3I-lOt T.. A. MCINTYRE. 9lS st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Tor 'sAIE- HYATTsvILIE, MD. A COMFORT
Il able s-room cottage; half acre of ground;
young fruit trees: strawberries; good oubuildings
apIo-3t. Baltimore and Potoniac Depot
l-oR sALE-NEW CoTTAGF-CoMPLETED LAST
II FAN. 300 yards from Gaithersburg station on the
Metropolitan Railroad. I acre Of ground. high and
healthy location. hne view OF the mountains splendid
water. IaplOeo-3wl A P. HILL CO., 1898 st.
I,oR SALLY ACRES OF GROUND lust OUT
Il of the village OF Rockville, suitable for building
sites has DWELLING Of ROOMS all NECESSARY out.
all kinds good shade. A. p. HILL & 90,
apl0eo-3w 1855 81
EoR sALE-KNowLEs' STATION. ON THE MET
suitable for building sites This property extends
Park faPioeO-sSl A P HILL co, 1855 Est
J,oR RENT : COUNTRY RESIDENCE. NEAR
L Stotts station, Met. r H.: 20 rooms delightful
month mouth Apply wEsCofT 4 WILCOX. isas V Ia ia
ave NV. apl0-ot
l,oR RENT-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY PLACE
Broom brick House, parts, fqrnl@hed if desired
large grounds with plenty VI shad trees: fruit in
ap9-6t 1923 st.
I-oK sALE-FoURTEEN ACRES TWO AND ONE
laui hs Ras fr ,s. nsw dse bos
and healthy location; suitable for uuck-tarning or
poultry raising for residence of business in
the city sl2o per scre-one-third cash; balance ON
Also two other Pisces for sale. 800 down; balance
"a ap S!ea 10TH + 4 s1FHERD Co. 1907 Fstn.w.
I1oR sALE-yERY SMALL FARM ;EAR ROCK
VILE. Maxwell Improved. every convenience. terms
reasonable. Apply MILTON a LUCkET,
app -3t' 935 ST., Washington ID. G.
IyoR SALE ACRES, ROCK CREEK FORD
II koad, d. C., near Bradley farm and next Mrs Pat
tens recent purchase about 200 TT road front Capt.
toi in view: Groom cabin. q, 300 Will buy
ap7-St j b. WINNER, 1873 st.r
IyoR RENT-AT FOREST GLEN-CHAPEL Hill.
IL Farm: house. l3 rooms. furnished. good shade,
fruit, and water. Apply 10 or address j. j. CLARK.
Forest Glen Nd. app BIT.
I,ARM FOR SALE --sTRATHBLANE." THREE
II miles from Alexandria, adjoining the Clouds
Mill" property and near the Theological Seminary,
containing about 100 good brick dwelling aud
harm. large orchard excellent water healthy and de-
sirable country residence valuable dairy aud
ket farm For terms apply to Mr.. GEORGE AULD,
on the premises. or to ISABEL g. JOHNSTON execu-
trx, 4oS North Washington st., Alexandria, Va.
ap7.lO,l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

SprcrAt IT. IT, .PRorRrrroRs Or
BOAkDING-HoUSES,
SUMNER COTTAGES,
STEAMBOATS,,
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS.
Our spring stock of
TABLE, LINENS,
TABLECLOTHS,
NAPKINS.
CRASHES,
TOWELINGS,
COTTON SHEETS,
COTTON PILLOW CASES,
COTTON BOLSTER-CASES,
LINEN SHEETS,
LINEN PILLOW-CASES
LINEN BOLSTER-CASES,
- SUMMER BLANKETS
SUMMER COMFORTS,
QUILTS AND SPREADS
CURTAINS AND
CURTAIN MATERIALS
IS1NOW READY,
And IS we make speciality of supplying the
above We are prepared to bid on ali contracts,
ana buying in the immense quantities we do,
guarantee prices to be the lowest posi-
BILE to name on goods of the same quality
WOODWARD & 1OTHROP,
Cor 18th and F sits NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

s Sss.5s Gas fiSftaf AND AM IL E... ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

Mons DRrss TRIMMING BRA1ps.
The most prominent bargain of this grand
stock of bargains is
2H-inch Silk Trimming Braids in open pat
terms All the very latest spring shades, run
with gold and silver tinsef
ONLY 500. PER YP.
Braids of every descrip ton in shades to match
the new dress fabrics
WOODWARD L LOTHRoP,
Cor 1lth and sts NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

I'oR RENT-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY PLACE
within convenient distance g miles north Of city
Broom brick House. partly furnighed II desired
large grounds with plenty VI shads trees. fruit i'm
abundance. T.. G. CUTTER A Co,
ap.}-6t 1923 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10
WILLIAM n. HoyT 4 CO.

I.oR SALf-CHEAP-A GROCERY AND PROyI-
sion store, doing gOOd business good for
selling. Apply at 2Ol NirsinlA of "a a
s.w. Afs,-st.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-20
Whale Boats.

IN answer to several enquiries con-
i corning Whale Boat Frames, we
have now in course of construction,
Whale Boat Frames u feet by 32 feet
long. These frames are bent in one
piece of oak, and held to shape, thus
requiring little tact to set them up and
build. The full frame for such boats,
including cants, 10 sections in number,
is sold at $2S; with large stems on keel,
and ready to plank $40. They are not
intended to be clinker built, nor as the
frail imported whale boats proper, but
are intended for rough use and durabi
lily, yet light withal, for fishing and
trading purposes. We have exported
these frames and intend dong so, and
make this offer to amateurs and others
DESTROYS of trying their hand, with
plenty of leisure and small cash to make
a business. Will bend frames to any
given model from to 25 tons. Also on
hand for sale Surf and Pleasure Boats,
Stems, Knees and Timbers. Mutual
Telephone No 1926.
DOVER & SON.
76 tt Boat Builders.