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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

An interesting technical question is that which
has been raised over the Presidents veto OF a
senate bill. the senate having adjourned from the
18th 70 the 2lst Of May, the limit OF time for re-
turning the bill having expired on the 18th and
both the president and secretary OF the senate
having refused TO receive the message In behalf OF
that house on the last-named day The only
reservation made by the Constitution In cases like
this Is IN the clause, sunless the Congress- by their
adjournment, prevent its return" In the present
instance the Congress did not adjourn but only
one chamber. IL does not seem probable however
That the trainers OF the Constitution intended to
allow one OF the coordinate branches OF the gov.
eminent 10 defeat the work of another by a tech
nICaly OF this sort, and the delivery OF the bill
with the accompanying veto message, to the
Ofncer who ordinarily has the custody OF such doc
unentS. would naturally be construed by the
courts as valid return. By any other interpre-
tdtiOn, hostile majority In either house OF Con-
Gress could force the President, at will, into a
Ialse position whenever IL chose and rob him
az the share which the Constitution has expressly
imposed upon him In the work OF making laws for
the republic. However plausible the technical
grounds for that construction Of the Constitution
which limits the return Of veto TO a time when
neither house Is in recess 10 Is not likely that the
words Will be construed in that way, with the re-
suit OF multiplying the veto power and CT rendering
absurd the allowance TO the President OF ten DAYS
within which 10 consider proposed legislation pre-
sented 10 him for signature
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The star Out Of Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length Of time
can have The STAR mailed regularly 70 any address
and for any period they may desire.
ss- Al orders for the paper by mad must be
accompanied 6v the noney,-st the rate OF fifteen
cents a week. or nifty cents per month, unless
sent To a foreign country, when the price. includ-
Ing postage, is so cents per month.
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SHOE BARGAINS FoR LADIES.

Our Opening" exhibition of new stock of OXFORD
TIES continued for this weather has made our shoe
man sick at heart
I'VE must force business" his remark tothe ad-
vertsing man this morning. Mr.. Lsner sought
and the blowing reduced prices consented to:
S425 BUTTON BOOTS REDUCED TO So
Straight goat vamps with dongola kid tops. Common
sense last only. These Boots made to special
order and intended for those ladies who contemplate
tour this summer. Comfort durability and neat sp
pearsnce combined in these Boots which splendid
value at S4.2J. All sizes and all widths.
S475 BUTTON BOOTS REDUCED TO 81 So
All sizes in opera toes Common Sense" last in all
sizes excepting Nos 3, 81 and 4. Instead Of filling up
close out this line in anticipation of the demand
being mainly for Oxford Ties
IL We still offer our SO Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties
for S2.o0-the souvenir of our 'Opening" display
MORE SECOND FLOOR BARGAINS
Rain-and opening display of White SUITS for ladies
and chilpren. Alas Alasl
STAMPED GOODS have been moved on second floor
and price inducements made to attract you up stairs
Imported Germantown Wool lac. hank. .. Spanish
1oc......SaXony Shetland 10c......S Split
Zephyr OF. for oc...... Embroidery Chenille 2 doz
for 25c.. Jap Tinsel &c. skein, and SO on.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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BEronr LEAVING WAsnrseros

visit should be made the Palas Royal, corner Penna
and 18th IT The marble hoos and frsscoed CELL
ings with the artistic display Of Fans, Jewsiry
Dolls, and the thousand and one thinss suited for
presents and the low pricss made possible by direct
importation and ts strictly cash system all together
make the Paa Royal one of the institutions Of wash
ineton sought and appreciated b. the visitor 10 wash
ington.
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2,4OO Pans News Socks.

Prices 10, 20, %, JOc.
All full regular made double toes and heels i'm
proved shapes. Novelties in Isle Hose imported to
sell at 80 and 75c.. offered for 35c Silk Half Hose
worth g. for 75c Warranted Fast Black Hose for 35c
that cannot be duplicated elsewhere under 55c.
IL We refund the price paid if our Black Hose stain
the feet or do not wash perfect black We here pub
Ecly record our promise.
Uadies' space below)
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MEws OUrr1rrEas.

MENs OUrr,rrraa
The brosdsss Interpretation Of the above Il
not too broad for our House. There are great
many things to be found in our Stock that we
rarely advertise. but for which there is IN in
crsasns demand and steady tr.ds 1t IL char.c-
teristic Of our House that in every line Of goods
We deal We only carry those which We can
honestly recommend. and such can always be
found here marked . tribe less than elsewhere.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Club Bags. for instance: handy things for
short ,ourneya Sizes 10 to 10 inches; prices
from sl25 to %. according to size and quality.
The different qualities are plain grain leather.
imitation alligator. genuine alligator and seal
skin leather description IL needless, you
know what they are. Come in and see IL ours
can be matched hereabouts
sAKs AND COMPANY
The Gladstone Bags come larger. Sizes IA to
"a inches; prices a1.75 to SIS. Qualities of
waterproof canvas. grain leather. &c. &c. Tels-
scope satchels Of waterproof canvas. sizes IA to
"a. price 81 so to %. Shawl Straps, SO, 75c.
and 81 each. Satchel Straps, Is to 75c; these
are little novelties that come in handy on an ex-
eursion. picnic or . carriage drive
SAKS AND COMPANY.
Collar and Cuff Boxes of solid sole leather;
things that are not appreciated they deserve to
be. Ask any friend OF yours who is the owner
Of one or more what he thinks of them, you'll
find he wouldn't be without them if they cost
three times the amount Our prices, from 81
to S1.75, according to size
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Gentlemen's Toilet Dressing Gases, in great
variety. In this line of goods we offer q rare
chance to buy an elegant Case at small outlay.
We have marked every one Of ours away below
cost Our pnces now range from sc to slO. and
they are worth from % so to SIS
sAKs AND COMPANY.
We do . large Umbrella business, because we
only handle reliable stock and those we sell IN
vartably give satisfaction. Cotton Bingham,
from 75c. to s1.5O i've call things by their RICH.
names). Gloria Cloth. size 20, sl.50: size 20.
sL75. and size 80. s2. Silk Umbrellas, from
%. 90 to $40. We show some Of the most unique
designs in natural wood and made handles
Look them over
SAKS AND COMPANY.
Trunks in every Size. shape and quality
Steamer Trunks. ''saratogas" &C., &c, &c.
When you want . Trunk you're sure to find it
here correct in quality and price,
sAKs COMPANY.
MEMS AND BOYS oUTFITTERs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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CzAII1rs liz NV PArrrssa

We have Just opened lot Of New CHALLIES IN besu.
uful DESIGNS. ct Is and 25c. The patterns have
not been shown before. and are equal in design and
coloring to French Goods Also Q new lot Of
FRENCH SATINES In very choice designs cleo.
tric and navy blue grounds.
New SCOTCH oINGHAMs at 37hc: worth Soc
INDIA SILKS At reduced prices. Choice patterns in
great variety.
Reduced prices in WOOL GOODS.
Great Bargains in BLACK SILK LACEs Having
purchased this lot to Rreat advantage. We Offer
choice goods lsss than Wholesale pricea
ONE PRICE
VIM SINISTER L SONS.
my23 s19 PENNA AVE
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5000 Pans Lns1E HosE.

OSOOV Il AIRS AISLE HOSE.
Do You think We would add to our stock 500 dozen
Isle Hose if they were not extraordinary values?
They Note the finish-turn the stocking inside
outthe colorings the variety. and them and not till
then, will you appreciate the prices. Yes we hope and
think the qualities offered at aforementioned prices
will double our hosiery business.
THE PRICES:
Csc, Soc, Doc, &c. 75c. S5c., 81, &125, 81. 3d.
Sl.5O.
THE 35c. HOSE come in delicate shades Of tans
browns, fswn, &C.. silk finished and have double
toes and heels and white split feet AND NOT TO BE
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE UNDER SOC. PAIR
THE SOC. Hose are Richelieu rib In delicate and
dark shades, also black. and are NOT TO BE HAD
ELSEWHERE UNDER 75c. PAIR.
THE 75c. HOSE include French boating stockings
navy blue with anchor oars, &C.. in white Another
style with black open-work ankles and white ribbed
uppers. Two novelties costing more than 75c. pair
TO the importer.
The lot comprises 100 different styles and Is
we wrote above, you must the stock appreciate
the styles qualities and prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(See space below.)
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New SUMNER GrseHAMs.
Recent arrivals have considerably enlarged
our stock Of Gingbams and ss it now embraces
all the desirable makes in the choicest Of color
combinations, we suggest the present as good
time for making the best selections
OMBRE SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
LACE STRIPE SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
LACE CHECKED SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
HEMSTITCHED SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
EMBROIDERED SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED SCOTCH
GINGHAMS.
LATTICE-wORK SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
FANCY PLAID SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
FANCY STRIPED SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
PLAIN COLORS IN SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
These goods stand unrivalled for summer
wash dresses on account Of their laundering
qualities. their madden colors and extreme dur
ability. Considering the above qualities. prices
are noticeably reasonable.
tSecond ioor)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
Cor, 1lth and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

II 1923 aud l225 ST. Blight, BEAUTIFUL room on
grade floor, 1913 ST., steam Heat J. b. wIMER,
1913 Est my93-6t
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NV HousnkrEprso GooDs

ON QUE
REMODELED FOURTH FLOOR
New lots of Cheese Cloth and Batiste Com
forts in all sizes, white and colors. This stock
is now at its best.
New Gauze-like Lightweight Summer Blan-
kets, in all-wool and cotton and-wool grades.
California makes. all sizes, and low prices.
New lot of White Muslin-covered Down Pill
lows. for recovering with silk or satin for sofa
and crib use. All sizes at present
The work rooms have just replenished our
stock of Cotton Sheets. Pillow and Bolster
Cases. It il economy to buy themready made
We recently opened an excellent new line Of
Pure Linen Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases.
We offer two special bargains in Pure Irish
Linen Hemstitched Pillow eases. full size. fine
thread, at 81 and 90. 80 per pair. These prices
are SO cents per pair lower than heretofore
made so by larger and more advantageous
purchase.
New lines in all the desirable brands Of Quilts
and Spreads; specially good values at u and
also each
Fourth foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sta. q w.
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R: WASHINGTON d. WEDNESDAY. 1sss-sIx PAGES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wv q new, and but little used. is offered At low
nsnrs to s1cn.re s fer sood sound prsmpt driving
ssa lie will also s p sf Fl for H0
WANTEp-A GOOD LIGHT YELLOW WAGON
prsSs SSa1es pr .s ss for oc reliable ns Eas1'
NAMED TO BoRRow-s7oo AT PER CENT
o.ea ON nG4s sek .sn
Star ONCE. my22-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FEATHER BEDS, CAR
SsSs., cash p. ia Hsd1s:.
2l9 7th 81 aw my22
WANTED-To BUY FOR CASH. SECOND HAND
hS Sa Boz Is sna large or anal.
made II gPs .s.
XasSs.: SErs0s si4 .s aos:
.s. E. fE1PIE oE FIRST WARD 70
Cream saloon and Fancy Cake Bakery at lOIs 18th
strw. Ice Cream sl5o per gallon. 75c. half ssi-
WASTEWR.IIpDASSI1EElL. . >, MoFFAr. ai4 ~ ST;
kinds done; skilled workmen employed; prompt at
'tns1i9 Ra''s' moderator driven wells speciality
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
neg Butter is , churned every morning and de-
sase and Sweet Mix SC per quart SSs
myS
WANTED-ALL RESIDENTS OF NORTHWEST
Washington. direct from farm, price loo quart, to
5e for sa%Res , which are furnished free
WANTED-MIssEs oLCoTT & COOPER TYPE
ROOM aco aSd snaiSes IN, as1s St
All kinds of work at standard rates my5.fm
WANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS
w per pound; don't get strong rancid keeps bet
a.y; Man sssH6cns orders delivered house
$s:st! ''' VIM s' sc., u,n ny
WANTED-wELLs DUG. BORED. AND DRIVEN.
Terms 20 mHna WIPE
323 9Th ct. ne. my3-lm'
WANTED-FREDERICK ,voaTs BAKERY. ALL
w kinds of cakes, pies and bread,
2l0 9TH St Aw and and Center Market.
WANTED-EvERYBoDY TO KNOW
w That they can preserve their
Furs. woollen Goods, Silks Fine Clothing Carpets
70 sSs ss Yhs " SiS fD
ROOMS. where they viii be kept At fixed tempera-
WANTED-HoRsEs TO PASTURE; KEkPING
wv horses speciality box stalls psddocks attached:
farm On ~! ST. road miles frPn S s,o NJ,
WANTED : STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovating Works. Feathers Renovated Mat
Made 3ysr F9EnSFs stssmsd and Moths De
cor. 5th and SITS sc. Telephone 6lo2 or lO0s-2.
WANTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT
ing jeweler. sos 9TH St, opp. Patent Office. mhl-3m
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT c. s BUNDY, OF
4SS Louisiana ave, Sopposite City Hall. is Com
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S.BurL LENGTH Burr II YRoI GLovrs

We have Just received q new lot of Ladies'
S-button Length Buff Tyrol MousQuetaire
Gloves, embroidered backs
ONLY $50 PER PAIR
These az specially desirable for shopping,
driving, seashore and mountain wear, and have
always been sold at 81 per pair. To enliven the
glove trade and at the same time give 1t . wide
distribution, we offer 1t ct S5c per pair
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
cor. llth and Sta NV
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-wITH BOARD. CHEERFuI. TpR.
a, ni: ;. single Room reference exehAnssa ip!2
EoR RENT-l22s NEw YORK AVE. SIX UNftR-
nisned Rooms tosether or a. many q Ssn,sa ,oa1
on third: private family. IL
EoR RENT-Two BEAUTIFUL FUkNIshEp
~ Rooms for gentleman and wife with nrs'-s iss
location; corner house. 1915 10Th st nv. mys3-t'
FOR INEXPERIENCED ROOMS SUITABLE
, iof pa,ior and bed ROOM desired new ho va
g St n ". near Pension Once my232w'
EoR RENT-AT 2l7 I ST. n w.-Two FUR
exposure; also small room; rent moderate my23-3r
EoR RENTING NICE COOL ROOMS. UNFIR-
n,shsd or fs5nssed Board il preferred. ysry
EoR RENT-A wELI-FURNIsHED SECOND
Il story room. either frUnt bsck; bath on same
Moor Sosyenient location; rent low. i4li r. ave-
EoR RENT-To GENTLEMAN. NICELY FUR
nlshed room In new house W. with southern en-
p1s%rs; private family. Address HoME' star Office
LroR RENT-93o ST. NV. TWO LARGE. FUR
- nisnea rooms second floor, single or en- suite Of
summer prices my22-3r
IroR REET-l4Oa MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
n hghiand dssrrses hsndsomsly Furnished suite Of
IroR RENT-JUNE 1. PLEASANT ROOMS: SIN
y gle or en- suite southern exposure; handsome new
cor 81 st. junction ipd,sns AVE- ssn sos Inv,
toll psten. and Pension oces ST. psss the door
IHoR RENT = TO GENTLEMEN oNIY-FUR
II nished rooms, BY the week month p2l ID St
NV. my.,2-l Sc
LHoR RENT-Two OR THREE UNFURNIsHEp.
II communicating Rooms second door, suitable fot
light Housekeeping with and bath private family
l2S ST. ne, Capitol Hill my2l-3r'
IroR RENT-lsl3I2TH ST NV UNFURNIsHED
II Rooms. suitable for light Housekeeping. all modern
improvements, hot and cold water same floor; viii
rent for $40. my2l-3t'
LHOR RENT-FAMILY OF REFINEMENT HAVING
large house and small family desire two three
mates Punished rooms and table first-clsss north
west cor. Both and . sts, square from F-strcet
locality references exchanged my2l-3t'
IroR RENT-RoOMs OR UPPER FLOORS. IN
Il furnished. Of ll12 ST. n >: prices low.
my19-lm
INOR RENT-l32S ST. NV, OPPOSITE FRANK
II lin Park: cool, pleasant rooms for the summer
without board: references EXCHANGED myl2-6t'
LroR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS BY DAY,
" week, or month; choice table in house. THE
BUCKINGHAM, $40 18th st. NV. fronts McPherson
Square mylq-6ts
IroR RENT-RoOMS-I5O2 II ST. NV, NEXT
IL door to Wormley's Hotel. handsomely furnished
rooms with or without board. also nrst-class table
board myla-Ots
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UpHo1srERY DEPARTMENT.

UpHo1srERY DEPARTMENT.
FOURTH FLOOR.
42-inch Cream Madras Curtain Lace. in excel
lent patterns
ONLY 25C. PER YARD.
The lowest price previously named on this
lace wass35c.
$50 Pairs Cream and Lemon Madras Lace
Curtains, 81 yards long. IS inches wide,
ONLY 81 so PER PAIR.
We had curtains in stock at 90 90 which were
no better than these, 80 had to mark them down
to this price.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY IN sCRIMs
Excellent opportunity for owners Of Summer
Cottages, Summer Hotels, &c.
1000 yards 4O-inch Fine Lace Stripe, Open
Work Curtain Scrims: splendid patterns; best
of summer curtain goods. Twelve snd-a-half
cent quality for &c. Usual fifteen cent quality
for 1Oc. Mosquito Net White and Black 45c,
Colors soc. per piece of 8 yards.
Fourth 6oor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sits. n ".
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Observation-Disclosures

TNOR RENT-A NEW BRICK STABLE. WITH ALL
Il modern improvements, between 18th and 9Th SITS.
and and SITS. NV. Apply TO J. W. Il. MYERS SON,
142S New York my22-3ts
IroR RENT-sTABLEs OR STALLS FOR ONE
- hundred horses at 14th and sts sw. JOHN NJ.
YOUNG. 479 c st. NV. my.l ct
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ALL W. Have LEFT.

80 Raw Silk Table Covers, size 12-4 (three
yards long by two yards widel Good colorings.
REDUCED FROM S5 TO $3.50 EACH.
This is your last opportunity to buy this
cover at the reduced price.
Fourth ioor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. llth and z sts. u. ".
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

TrOR RENT-FURNISHED FLAT-wE CAN RENT
II until October L, 1883. at only ESQ per month. q
very choice sixroom Flat near Lafayette square and
within easy reach Of two lines of street HILL
JOHNSTON, 13S 18th ST. NV my.s3-4t
INOR RENT-TwO FLATS AT SUMMER RATES.
II Apply at WOODMoNT, lows Circle aud 18th ST
nv l2-s&w5t'
VrOR RENT-APARTMFNTA AT THE "PoRTIAND"
II until the LIST of October Of the deirAble
furnished Eats, at a greatly reduced price Address
APARTMENTS, Star office. mylS -6ts
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BEIGE SILK LAcEs REDUCED.

Beige SILK LAcEs REDUCED.
Thursday morning We shall offer the follow
ing lots Of Beige Silk Laces at greatly reduced
prices to cause their immediate disposal:
Lot beige Spanish 0uipure Silk Laces. 2k
3. 81 and inches in width. Reduced from 20,
81. % and 25 cts,
TO 1870 PER YARD
Lot 2-Beige Spanish Guipure and Escurial
Silk Laces. 3, 4, 8, 81 and inches wide. Re-
duced from 35, 40. 40, SO and 90 cts per yard.
TO ESQ. PER YARD.
To facilitate selections we shall place these on
center table in front of Lace Department, nrst
floor, right Of main entrance
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor, 18th and + alta, NV.
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Bosros HOUSE,

CHANGED EVERY DAY
YEsrERpAr,s Column CoSrArxxp
the following interesting enumerattons:
White Pearl Buttons. ct ESQ per card Of 2
Dozen Heretofore Soc
Freres Koechlin's Figured FIR. Ssttesns. 25c.
Lawn Tennis Balls, 25c. Toilet Water. 10c.
or. Tidy Holders. 8 and 10c.
Dress Shields. every pair warranted sbso-
lutely impervious.
Printed Summer Silka Cheney Bros. dollar
grade for 62xc.
Six yards of Tourist Ruchins in box for 10c.
Extraordinary reductions In Black Beaded
Grenadines.
ladies' Colored Skirts; two excellent lots. at
Soc. each.
Infants Finery-Embroidersd sacQues and
Wrappers, Lace Robes, &C.
Three unusual bargains in Muslin Underwear.
c. Covers at 55c Chemise At 75c. Skirts
at 75c.
Numerous extra good values in Linens
Napkins, Damasks. Towels. &C., &c.
WOODWARD h LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and II sta n,
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
UNHIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT MY
Il wife, Minnie Scheuch, having left me- viii not be
responsible for any debt contracted by her in my name
JOHN ID. n SCHEUCH myi3- 3ts
M ISIS FLORENCE L. PLEASE LET NE KNOW
N1 where 70 meet you Address Boz l52. Star
once. lts
DERSONAL -"MISH" AND sPISH~ WANTS
Il their ed" to come home, that they can stop
fretting August must write myls-6ts
- IN REWARD FOR INFORMATION sECUR-
S4OO ing the nnal conviction OF the party who
broke into aud damaged my house, on the Conduit
road. near Drovers Hest JOHN HOOVER, 1223 New
WM WILLIAMS, GEO. W. McELFREsH AU-
thorisea Private Detective Agency. An commu-
tai once open al hours- W. WILLIAM Manaser.
92o ST. NV. my4-1ms
A TTENTlONl PARAsOLs OUR SPRING sPE-
"A cialty Wool Blankets cleaned By our process re-
main soft and white. Pr1ces very reasonable
ap30l-m A. FISCHER, 300 IT. NV.
TUsTHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
e. where nr.t-clAss Second Hand Clothing can be
sold at respectable prices Address call st 6l8 81
NV. myl-9m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR EXCHANGE
II Some small Houses In the northeast part Of the city
tor vacant ground southeast OF northwest
SwokMsTEDT A BRADLEY,
L,oR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss DAIRY AND GRO
II cery doing n good business reason for selling
account of bad health. Apply corner 9th and II sta.
NV myS2-3r
NOR sALE-GRoCERY AND PROVISION STORE
It corner of 18th st.; only $500. including horss
aud wagon; splendid chance Tor active wHfTA-
NOR sALE-cIaAR NOTION, AND PERIODICAL
Il store on Asst Aw.' pT,os si psj ehs.I
my22-3t " IA bOfEh, 81 ~ aw.
NOR LEAsE-FoR TERM OF YEARs-THE pop
T ular restaurant DIS 10th ST. nv; Is fur
people considered the bsst location the cy psr
my22-st JOHN sHLkAAN 90. 1907 y st NO.
IroR sALE-A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
il hrsf-class DRY Goods store. doing rood buslDe~.
good reasons for sailing Inquire At 10 9Th st ne
my2l-3r.
OK PER CENT INvEsTMENT-sPEclAI. FRf-
- vision for redemption upon months potioe-ssfe
and I'VE and ten years per cent bird
Mo sS1ae sa ma s'ss Of s k.n.s a,
insaiis. Prssdsni aud the Union Trust Co. 'of n.
York city. Trustee. bonds IN denominsfiops OF 100
$500, $500 snd 81. 900, cold at psr by q Eon$t n
scHAfLk fsc.ne buildins. SOLE Aren't for the d.
sxast q Coamnh - Lhs uniop Trust %. Of New fo
annually and ne prssss q nssorsy nSss ;s
- op.s N s6s rsseisss o. Bstss1, x1S 10
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LOST AND FOUND.


LoUND-A PAIR OF GOLD FRAME sPECTAcIEs.
II loser call Ut star Office, Identity them and pay en-
penses. II
I osT-sUNDAY NIGHT ONE T. a W. NO. iOs
IL Cuh with square etruscan button. Name oY
owner inside OF cut. ~ reward for return tO 1922
q ST. my23-af'
STRAYED FROM 1907 l4TH ST NV. LARGE 81.
- Bernard dog suitable reward given II returned u
the above address nIy-s3- rs
IroR sALE-FREsH COW WITH HER CALF. IN.
4 a9ire Of CRAWFORD 4 TURNER. s37 b 1t. nv.
cox REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
2SC Lost on MAY 10th one SNAKE King, tire
twists, diamond set In head Apply 20 McDENfT1 A
fLlNDER. Detective Agency. sos PennsylyADis
ave. my.l3 2ts
nRoPPED FROM PocKETBooK YESTERDAY
~ tTuesday) noon, near 18th aud H Sta IN Metro
politsn car. two partly worn el0 bills Suitab
ward returned 70 care OF Mr.. HOWARD prescription
clerk at Ihompson's Drug Store. 18th st lr
GTRAYED-A BLACK AND WHITE SETTER
- Gyp responds TO the name Of Dolly. wears collar
marked with owners initials Liberal reward will Os
yaid for her return 70 1881 st. NV. A r. COLDS
BOROUGH my22-lw
SSA REwARD-LosT SATURDAY NIGHT. ON
sDOO or near Bridge St, Georeetown. s4oO IN pa
per money. The finder viii receive the above reward
by leaving At the Once. corner q III AID sta "
for 4 b. WEBB my22-2t'
Il osT-AT O'CLOCK SATURDAY AFTERNOON
IL small Red Scotch Terrier DOG. Answers Ia the
name Judy" Tag ss0 liberal reward viii be given
II returned 70 5l9 18th St nv. my2l-3r
II oST-oN SATURDAY MORNING LAST, PUG
~ puppy, black face; collar. Liberal reward y re-
turned 70 l0l1 Connectcut ave. my2l-3r