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Capt symons gives the water-meter men a raw
OF encouragement by recommending Legislation
autnorizing the Commissioners 70 require meters
% be placed In all houses where waste a, 80.
l. found, at the expense OF the owners or occn.
pants thereof The use OF the Watermelon as a
penalty 70 be imposed upon citizens al the discre
ton Of the Commissioners for a supposed was.e q,
water Will hardly commend itself 70 the public
II would substitute the Commissioner, for Judge
SHELL and q water-meter for a 1ne In the Police
COurc
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The distinguishing feature OF the letter sent by
the miners OF the Lackawanna and Wyoming coal
fields TO their employers yesterday asking for an
Increase OF wages, Is ITS temperate Tone To treat
IL In any but the most courteous spirit, and good
faith, would put the employers IN the wrong at the
very outset and give the petitioners all the advan
tase that might come from a strong popular back
Ing. The proposal TO hold a series Of mass meet
ings In the region mentioned, TO stimulate the
miners TO persist In their demands. seems mop
perfume IL would have TOO much the appearance
OF threat before a threat has become necessary;
and threats are resort TO be avoided at any stage
OF discussion.
The correspondence between John W. Hayes Of
the executive board OF the Knights OF Labor, and
Presidents Coroin and Keim, Of the twin Reading
companies, shows very plainly how the line has
been drawn between the railroad strikers and the
n1bers The former. 10 Is now definitely settled,
VIII not be permitted to return to work on any
terms while the latter have only 10 return In order
70 secure an arbitration OF their differences with
their employers. Now we have the whole matter
down In black and white, and neither party 10 the
controversy will have any one but itself to blame
for what may happen hereafter through a mlsun-
Outstanding OF their relative positions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

In view Of the unsafe condition Of the ceiling OF
Their chamber In the new capitol at Albany. tho
state assembly have removed their quarters 70 an
adjoining room hitherto used as parlor. The men,
bers are making a sad clamor over the change
which, In view Of the character given to the body
as whole BY the political pres OF both parties 10
probably 70 be accounted for BY the fact that the
temporary chamber has no lobby attached 70 it.
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Fon SPRING Wars AND
JACKETS.

We have opened an elegant line Of
60-INCH IMPORTED LONDON CLOTHS
in cheviot and smooth surfaces in handsome
variety of stripes, checks and mixtures.
These are of our own importation. and were
designed especially for Tornado Walking
Jackets, Rag ans, listers, Cloaks, &c.
The styles are confined to lis and well worth
your attention.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and SITS NV.
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w ooDwAnD & LorHnors Coruxs


February Il pre- -eminently the bargain month
Of the year. wesre sxertinr extra efforts to
close out our entire stock of strictly winter
goods. and have made. extraordinary reductions
on Cloaks, Wraps. Newmarkets, Jackets, Suits,
&C, for Ladies. Children and Misses. also Ladies'
and Mems Underwear and Boys winter suits
and overcoats
wpODw AVN InTHROP
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LOST AND FOUND.

n OsTLAT THE INCEPTION IN THE WHITE
IL House ON THURSDAY evening last White CHINA
knotted silk fringe. Five dollar reward viii be pad
for its return 60 $500.
f1l-2ts 1915 2Oth st. nv.
n oST-FRoM I425 RHODE ISLAND AVE PU0
Ia Puppy Rewsrd given and no questions Askod
returned TO above number. IL
n OsT-A GOLD BAR PIN, SET WITH TUR-
ouois: marked h. b. Pratt litsrsl reward II no.
la ned 70 koom & Sun Buildine, lsl5-l3l7 y 81 1t.
n OsT-ONE 9 OFT SKYE TERRIER LIBERAL
IL reward viii be paid II left st 1x3 9TH ST. nv 1T
IL Cluster Diamond airing Lib-rsi INWARD -
nnder BY addressing x. n. o. Star once IL
n osT-A GOLD WATCH. ENAMELED CASE.
AZ h ~ n.w ". after y. N. nl-3t
n sT-sHAKEsFlAEE-yOL 4. BOUND IN
Ldsrk red Morocco. gilt edged handy volume dis.
fll-3ts
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THE BOARD OF D1REcToRs OF THE
Il EASTERN DISPENSARY


Locsted ct 81 ID It ne, and TO devoted TO tho
medical and surgical treatment entirely free Of charge
Of the deserving Of the District desires to call
the earnest attention VI tn public this charitable
and much-needed institution to be opened at p m.
on MONDAY NEXT, and TO solicit contributions. to
the end that II may be literally successfully con-
ductd All persons giving much five dollars (a5)
annually shall become contributing members and shall
hsve especial privileges voters in the yearly cleo
tons.
EASTERN DIsPENsARY
DAYS AND HOURS OF SERVICES.
Monday and Thursday-Diseases of Eye and Ear.
70 pm general and Nervous Disc IseS to 3 D m.
tuesday and frldsy-Dlseases of Throat and Chest.
OF children. , TO 3p.R
NedneSidy and Saturday-Dentistry, to pm. :
suzrry To 3p.n.; Skin Diseases, 80 to 80 pm
We haye the honor to be.
Ghas z. Lsheatter Esq. VIM. D. Peschey. Esq.
EmDons :. smith, ESQ Geo. Ryneal. Jr. Esq.
JJhn +. Wayganan Esq.
Prank Chamberiin. ID. Ilewellyn Eliot, MD.
geo Byrd HARRISON. NJ. D. j. r Hartixan, MD.
T. Archibald Taylor, NJ D.. Lschlan yier. MD.
John L. Winter. Md
Contrlbutio1s received by any member of the Board
OF by TIE Evening Star
The Of this advertising SPACE has been granted to
ne ne DiSPensary by Messrs Smith Wsrdwen. of the
Boston Variety store It
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E1aHrH ANNUAL SALE Or SH1Rr.

E1aHrH ANNUAL SALE Or SH1Rr.
Our eighth annual sale of Mems Unaundered
Shirts is still In progress aud the continuance
of the large demand is conclusive evidence that
the pubaic recognize the intrinsic value of our
line. Shirts identities al with ours are not to be
had elsewhere in this city, as the manufacture
ers have for the past five years, and do yet, con-
fine them exclusively to us for the city Of WASH
inston. Note the details Of the following three
lines at 80. so and 75 cents:
FOR 30 CENTS EACH.
lst-Good. serviceable cotton. 2d-Re-
enforced 3d-Linen bosoms and bands. 4th-
Felled seams. 5th-Strongly gussetted. 9th
Full length. 7th-En!irely finished. Sth--
Sizes IA to 16k Price 39c.
FOR SO CENTS EACH.
1st-Cotton, weight Of wamsutta 2d-19OO
linen bosom. 3py. 3d-Inserted bosom. 4th-
All backings shrunk. 5th-Re-enforced. 9th
Double stitched. 1th-3-ply collar and wrist
bands Sth--Seams double felled. 9th-French
plaquet sleeves. 1Oth-Cut straghtway of cot
ton. 11th-kntirely finished. 12th-sizes IL
to II inches. Price SOC
FOB rs CENTS EACH.
1st-Spcndid heavy muslin. 2d-bosom set
in. 3d-1,900 linen bosom. 3-ply. 4th-Au
backings shrunk. 5th-Ssctional yoke 9Th
Double stitched throughout. 7th-An seams
double fclled. 6th-3ply tab. 9th-Linen
neck and wrist bands. lOth--Hand- worked
buttonholes 11th-linen gusseta 12th-Cut
straightway Of cloth. 13th-Completey fin
ished.' l4th-sxes II to lB-inch. Price TIC.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor l1th aud F Sta NV,
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LADIES, F1Sr MusIrN UsprRwrAR

LADIES, FINE Mus1rs UspERwxAB
In the present stock we have reached point
there is no going beyond. Our persistent ef-
forts to raise the standard of general excellence
have been emineutly successful. and we believe
we offer nothing in this department but what
will meet your approval. There il air Of
good taste and refinement about IL that recon-.
mends IL to all careful buyers - being reliable
in every respect, quality. style. and price. Con-
spicuous for their intrinsic worth are the fol-
lowing:
100 Doe Muslin Chemise in three excellent
styles. viz: Yoke of fie tucks and band; lace-
trimmed, and with cambria rufi1e; all sizes.
ONLY ESQ EACH.
rs Doe. Fine Muslin Chemise. yoke Of Ham,
burg neck xhd sleeves trimmed with Hamburg.
ONLY 500. EACH
so DOE Extra-grade Muslin Drawers, two
inch embroidery rune With clusters Of tucks
ONLY 45c PER PAIR.
100 DOE Fine Cambria and Muslin Corset
Covers finished seams, pearl tuttona finished
button-holss. high neck and square neck. Four
ONLY 25o. EACH
25 Doe Extra-hne Muslin. sauare-neck Cor
set Covers. handsomely trimmed with Smyrna
lace. All sizes.
ONLY q EACH
rs Doe Fine Muslin Walking Ekirts tucked
csfnoric RUNE. headed with clusters Of nne tucks
All sizes.
ONLY 500. EACH
100 Dos. Extra-hns Muslin Night Robes,
three attractive styles, viz: Yoke Of solid tucks;
yoke Of Hamburg all-ovsr; yoke Of nne tucks
and Hamburg inserting. Neck, sleeves and
front trimmed with hne patterns Of embroidery.
All sizes, full width and length.
ONLY q EACH
BRIDAL SETS" OUK SPECIALITY.
Elegant lima embracing silk. eambr1c. ana
muslin trimmed With lsces and embroideriea
AbsrEsin-LAcs-s trimmed Muslin Bridal Sets.
Gown Chenaise and Drawers.
ONLY sa37x PER SET.
(Sscund floor: through arch.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
az Nos 4 and
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JOHNSON e. LurrRrLL

We have received full line OF IMPORTED BLACK
JERSEYS, in all the new styles. from sc. S2 So 49,
to x4-50-Bi aided aud Pan.
Also, now line of DRESS GOODS. in all the new
shades and qualities
Atwood HENRIETTAS beautiful shades and quail
ties. 75c. and Soc.
A new style of PLAID DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS
"a inches wide. 2Oc.
20 dozen Ladies' JERSEY VESTS. at Soc and 60c.,
were S7Sc and 81.
Our remnant counter has been replenshed with
large lot Of odds and ends IN
WHITE, RED. AND GRAY FLANNEL.
Also lot Of ends in
CLOTH GOODS TO BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL.
I'll 113 Market Space.
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The Commissioners hit the nail squarely on the
mead IN their forcible objections TO the proposed
Roc< Creek Valley Elevated Road. They are FULLY
sustained In their position By public opinion Very
lew, tndeed, would willingly see another steam
faiiroa1 station placed on the Mall another set OF
tracks elevated and conspicuous, dlsnguring the
Mall the White House lot and the Monument lot
and another Obstruction interposed 70 tran,c he.
t"esn the southwest and northwest sections OF
the CITY. The Baltimore and Ohio must secure
southern connections In some other yay.
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Opening" Or INDIA CAsHxER,

''OpEsrSe" Or INDIA CAsHnEREs.
Monday morning we shall place on sale our
Spring Stock Of
BEAUTIFUL INDIA CAsHMEREs,
in the most va led and exquisite line Of new
shades ever produced, the majority Of them
never before sho = IN Washing ton.
There ia every indication that his fabric vii
be extremely popular this spring A leading
Fashion Journ.l comments upon them thus:
''The India Csshmeres the very height Of
textile refinement and the better bred class of
women will adopt them in stinctively."
The new shades embrace:
Gobelin, Apricot, Garnet
Jasper. Amber, Cadet gray,
Sandle, SAGE, Steel.
Moutard, VOLTA, Cist,
Rainier, Sal hir Bronze drah
Cen Egypt. Cres,on, Light bronze,
Fleur DE EXu Light blouse, Orange brown,
Coqurlicot Bordeaux, Shrimp pink.
Hieux rose, Cardinal, Salmon,
Light heotrope, Nile green, canary,
Med heliotrOpe, Fawu, Light blue,
Dark eliotrope. Tan, Cream,
Electrique, Cadet, White.
Royal purple, Slate,
GaZelle, Huhsar,
This really elegant fabric will be made up
more or less with silk, either Fable Franchise
or Moire in matched or contrasting shades.
WOODWARD q LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and F SITS NV.
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WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP.
A "FEAsr" In HAsDKEncH1Ers.


AT HALF AND LESS TIA,
HALF PRICE
Twice year our Belfast manufacturers
gather together all their slightly imperfect
hsnd-embroidered handkerchief and send
them to us at ridculousy low price IS .
drive" They are here; come in bargain time;
and We unhesitatinely claim them to be the
cheapest lot of Handkerchiefs ever offered over
our counter. They include all Handkerchiefs
thrown out by the overseers for the least imper-
lection, such IS pin holes in the body Of the
linen, errors of learners in following the pat
terms drawn threads. mistakes in colors. &c
As fine hand-embroidersd Handkerchief are
now carried more as an ornament than for prsc-
teal use. and as the imperfeetions In most cases
are very slight. in fact. not perceivable when
In use, we think customers will be pleased to
buy them at the prices named, l. e., half aud
greatly less than half the price asked by us for
the same goods when perfect We have divided
the stock into three lots. o. follows and have
conspicuously displayed them ON . center
counter in front of our Handkerchief Depart
meIt main floor. front OF cashiers desk.
Lot 1-Lades' fine Sheer Linen French
Hand-embroidere Scallopcd-edEe Handker-
chiefs. embroidered in white. colors and black.
Sold in perfect goods at Soc. 75c.. S7,sc and
81.
CHOICE 37kc. EACH
Lot 2-Ladies' Pure White Sheer Linen
French Hand-embr idered Scalloped- edxed
Handkerchiefs. Handsomest styles yet shown
this season in regular goods. Sold in perfect
goods at 81 51.12k. 31.25. 81 376 and &l.5O.
CHOICE COO. EACH
Lot 3-Ladies' White Sheerest- quality-of.
linen French Hand Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. lacy patterns, to 3 inches deep Sold
in perfect goods at 81, 81. so, 81 10, 90, $3.50,
q, 45O and s..
CHOICE 9OC. EACH,
Orders by mail should be sent in at once to
secure good pick.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
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PERSONAL.


A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
- Al eo,ni H H,csess o5 nsh OF sse.ni'h prompuy
81 all hours CIVILIANS Manager. 20 Pet " 3tms
IUs1H's OLD STAND II THE ONLY PLACE
ID where frSt-claM second Hand Clothinx can ba
80 d st respcctabls prices Address call 81 sic u
INV. h2I-:0n
(uvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION OF EsTf0na
~ and Answers. send loo. 20 book stores or 10
s. W. FLfNN, An Ivy Insfituta
h12ims Southwest cor eth and sta nv
lanes A McDEvITT. cHAkI.Is n. FIiNDrR
THIS ageacy is inaepenos1t o. 0ss ennent or ~ una.
IN divorce caseA dlSE
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Oprs1sa

Orrs1sa
OF
COTTON DRESS GOODS.
200 pieces finest quality FRENCH sATEENS. in
new designs and color1ngs: imported by and select
cd to the wants and requirements Of fashion.
from 25c. To 50c.. in clegxntstylsa
INDIA PoNGEEs in new styles Just opened.
Atwood HENRIETTA CLOTH in ell the lates:
shades with vELvRTS to mstch
SILK WARP HENRIETTAs in new colors MORE
SILKS In latest shades. BARNEsLEY TABLE
LINENS and NAPKINS
Special bargains IN BLACK ALf~wooL CAMEL's
hAIh' * inches wide. at Csc, worth 81
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS st lowest pricea
WN. sHusTRR SONS
sas fsunsyisania ava
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-SISGLE MAN DESIRES FURNISHED
w room on first floor; vicinity u Mass. ave. and
11thst NV. pay in advance; parties must know
enough to mind their business; quiet house
Ad lress BOOKS. Star Office. IT.
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS, LARGE AND
w small room and board with refined family /;
pr ferably west of 18th ST. NV. Address x Y z. Star
office. IT.
WANTED-wEsT OF l4TH BIT. AND SIS
w NV. q second story, with ba h. southern expo
sure, suitable for light housekeeping Only owners
need an swer. Permanent if suited Rent moderate
Address, stating terms L. c.. Star Office. fl BIT.
WANTED-FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms. Many persons call on every day for
them. Persons IA iving them for rent should us.
ROOM RENTING GcNCY, 6l2 9th st NV. fl l-:,ts
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WEST OF
w 4th ST.. where no questions are asked Addrs 50
DIS SECRETION, Star flee. fll-.5t.
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stranger sitting In the gallery OF either house
OF congress and hearing petitions announced from
remote localities praying for prohibition ne the
District OF Columbia would be authorized 20 sun
pCss tnat washington must be wretchedly gov
erncc WITH rrgard 10 liquor trair1c. The very ou-
posite - true, however. drunken man Is a very
unusual spectacle In the streets here and the bar
rons themselves are, as rule well conducted."-
Correspondence Ne1 York Star.
This explanation Is proper one 10 be made, and
the newspapers published In the states from
which the petitions come should In common far-
ness print the fact IL should be understood that
Tie petitions merely represent belief on the part
Of certain citizens Of the United States In the
efficacy OF prohibition, and a hopefulness that
voters may be willing 70 establish In the District
what great majority OF them disfayor for them
selves and their own constituents; AMI do not mean
that Washington as compared with other cities Is
In special need Of the supposed reform
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BAReA1xs Ar Tar
F. 4 4 4. +, +. 4 4 !. t :: ::
| Hsn,k 9 90 " 4 /
kEE 200 90 Y "a ILL =
The coming week will be an eventful one in our
Particulars in lower half Of this column. All need
write about Housekeeping Goods is 20 PER CENT
OFF THE MARKED IRICES.
T. I. y T. I. ii Is U.s.
$ E! is s. : s. e. E. ::
The near approach Of Lent prompts US to reduce
prices for Evening Goods Tomorrow the list will be
changed, DO please preserve the following
LIST OF REDUCED PRICES:
FOR MEN.
No 1-GLOvEs. French Kid, evening shades: 81 for
$3.50 quality. Every pair warranted Tried
on at our risk.
No. 2-NECKwEAR. Black and White Satin and Silk
Bows and Ties 25c for Soc. quality. Large
White Silk Mufisrs, 81 for 81 quality.
No. 3-HANDKERCHIEFs. Japanese silk. Extra
size. but OF so fine quality they could be
worn in the vest pocket CSC. for 81 quality.
No. 4-sOCKs. Black Lsle Thread silk finished Soc
quality for $50. Black Silk Socks. 81 quality
for 4Sc.
No. 5-sHoEs Patent Leather O1fords; $3.50 quail
No. 1-DRAPERY Figured Silk Nets, all colors, IL
yard' wide reduced from Sl.75 to sl39.
Black Silk Striped Nets, 42-inch wid5; re-
duced from S2.9S to g.
No. 2-FLoUNCINd Black Silk Chsntilly Lace, AZ
inches wide; reduced from Sl.4S to 81 20
peryard.
No. 3-HANDKERCHIEFS. Very sheer linen. Beau
tfuey hand EN- broidered: reduced from
80 md 35c. to 25c. each. Pure linen. hand
embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs; reduced
from l9c to 12hc.
No. 4-GLOvES; 8 and IL button Dressed Kid Nous
Quetaires; evening shades reduced from
81 6S to 81 per pair. 10 per cent discount
of prices Of Undressed Kid MousQuetaire
Gloves; 10. 90 and % button lengths.
No. 5-HOs1ERY. Latest shades in boot patterns and
striped effects: reduced ON SO to 48c. per
pair. Fancy silk finished Lisle Hose; re-
duced from 81 .4S to 81 Silk Hose In even
ing shades: reduced from 81. 90 to 81 so per
pair. WARRANTED FAST BLACK HOSE
reduced from 4S to 4Oc.
No. 6-SHOES ETC. Fine hand sewed French Kid
slippers; reduced from s175 to S1-5O.
Fancy Kid slippers reduced from 50 to
S2.23. The judo" Slippers reduced from
$4.5Oto 83.75. 10 per cent discount off
marked prices Of all other Boots, Shoes and
Slippers.
~ We would remind you the new spring Beaded
Wraps. Jerseys, Underwear, Psrasols and Sun Um-
brelas are here.
BOYS.
No. 1-sHOEs. Patent Leather Oxfords in sizes for
boys. S1.S9: for youths and small men.
$2.21 10 per cent discount OF mark ed
Prices Of all other shoes slippers, etc.
No. 2-CLOTHING For details see lower half of this
column.
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GENTs' SUITS SECURED AND pnpssrn q,
Dry Clanlile 81 short notice 1850 - -.
Altering and Repairing realty dana
Goods called for and delivered
J. J. FISHER 4 CO,
10 Ao st. NV. one door from 9th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Wt SiSrsoo, ~. TELEeRArE osnEAToE EN-;
r..ro.a ins sar Mar p fk z isa si.Y Ssos
WASIED-A CLERK. GRADUATE or Law.
hest references. y. c. L sta ONCE ir
W,ANSTIEDeAT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
Sa ess Sse@s ss. ss: da.SSsn
Butler. sAML A oooMbs. sss 81 n.w. Il.
WaSTED-A PHARNhcIsr. GRADUATE OF
~ tne NeN iork COLLEGE q Pharmacy. with excel-
star office IL.
WaNIED-By A YOUNG CoIoREp MAY
senseF' can furnish referen Apply ll30 10th Il
WASTED-pIcS's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
w COOKS. chaInbermAiis, wAatrrssss lsundresss,s,
sea,nnsiresses nnr-es buffers. coschmen house nep
WANTED-sTENoGRAPIff COMPETENT DE-
w sires work after y. m Experience in Der art
ars,s ana Ia prSpasiss matter for print terms nod
WANTED-oRDERs FOR COOKS. MAIDS SEAM
stresses Nstsrs housemen solutions. bartonoers.
and female F. VI bunSHsMa S Sc etsss pep y ' a%
WaANTEIDsm.BY YOUNG MAN OF TWO YEARS
torney H. {. HUNTER so4 ia si VI pA'e'lt 81
WkNTED-BY LADY BREAKING UP HOT Sc
~, kseiing, 70 secure GOOD home for = chamber
preciated. Call at 6O7 18Th ST IT,
WANTED-BY A LADY WHO has han SOME
tS,ie9ce IN hotel life Position housekeeper;
orHELIA, star Office. it.G
INTERPRETATIONS AS MAID AND SEAM
w stress by an educated American girl no ohjec.ion
Office ,,s
WAN.TED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION
w to do any general work fair elucation strictly
. temp sSea refs,snces Address skML sHrEY.
s,alls ana Z, NJ st Market no-3t'
WANTED-sITUATIOkB BY COMPETENT SHORT
w hand and typewriter. = larry with employer Ad-
dress BOOkkEEPER, star office. flo o..
WANTED A POSITION AS coacHMAN.
w English. hrstclsss references Address 200 10Th
st. flO- ots
WANTED-BY LADY OF EDUCATION AND
w experience situation as companion Nursery
Soverness, IL willing to assist in housek coping &C
Highest references given. Address TEA. Hrk Star
Office. IN ots
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALI, KINDS OF
help free 70 employers reference guaranteed 70
RENTING BUREAU, 9l1 9th NV, till pm
ja27-lS.s
WANrED-A POSITION As TYPE WRITER CAN
w give the best references both character and
ability. Address TYPEWRITER. star Office ~ 81
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-HoUSE OF ABOUT SIX ROOMS, IN
w good location. at $1,000 to $4,000. but about
$1,000 preferred. Ownegs or agents having such
please address HUNTER. Star Office. f11-3t.
WANTED-TO RENT-FRoM OWNER BY ST OF
w March, the whole or part of House Oar0e or
sYnalD board the owner. retain rooners if any tif
Agreesble): permanent suited: rent advance con-
venient to Departments. Address SOUTHERN, star
Office. IT.
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE ONEFoURTH IN
w terest In ground soon to be undivided that will
handsome profit for ten or tive room house in
northwest will pay difference IN cash. McLAt H EN-
BATCHELDER, 1225 St NV. fll-3t
WANTED-A SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE IN
w exchange for Lot in northwest and cash
Address Eek; HANGE Evening star. f10-2ts
WANTED-FOK AN INyESTMENT-T W o
w Houses centrally located: $4,000 20 81, 900 each
BAYER & SrIlZ
f10-3t' 3I3 An st.
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE AN EIGHT-ROOM
w House, To cost about $4,000, in the northwest
section. Will $1,000 cash. and give deed OF trust
on proPertyn Falls hurch 800 to secure bal
ance Address with full partic uars also stating where
house be seen, T. L. rATE Star Office. fi0-:}t'
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LINED PEARL AND WHITE KID aLoyEa
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

I->OR RENT-oFFICES-IN OUR NEW BUILDING:
IL steam heat aud ali conyenences.
TYL.R & RUTHERFORD.
f11-6ts 1907 Il st. n.
lOk RENT-sEvEN OFFICE ROOMS. NEAR u s.
Patent Office; will be let with heat at from "a
$40 each, all for $40. Inquire at
HOST $40 sth ST.
I>oR RENT-THREE d EsIRABI.E OFFICE ROOMS,
II heated By steam; e20, so. $50 FER month.
Apply to JAAEs y. ID Wis SONS,
f1-2w 1901 Pennsylvania ave
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WANTED-LOTS.

VXTANTED-OWNERS OF LOTS IN THE NORTH
w west suitable for medium class houses, who are
in need Of ready money will find prompt all cash pay
ing purchasers in the Washington Improvement Com
pany. Send description OF property. 10 west price, &C.
to WELLER & REPErTI,
fll-1w .b26 Pa.
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