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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

st. Patricks day in the morning, with its mild
temperature and It's spring sky, was reasonably
satisfactory a. q festival season I'm Washington;
bat, unless the signal Service observers have gone
far aslray IN their calculations which. OF course,
Is not TO be hastily assumed, st. Patricks day in
the evening Will be diSagreeably cold In New
York city, where the celebration OF the south coun-
ties holiday has always been a notable affair, the
streets are still 50 blOckaded with snow, ice and
mud a to render them almost impossible for pro-
cessions II IL probable therefore, that the jolll
cation by the Irish Catholics will be for the most
part confined to mass meetings. with the usual ac-
eessOries OF Oratory and heavier refreshments. As
IN additional encouragement TO cele-
bratiOl OF the day by procession,
Mayor Hewitt has broken through an
established custom by refusing 20 review any OF
tie friendly societies that DO parade, and by for
bidding the hOisting OF the emerald flag on the
city hall ia honor Of the day. OF course there is
logic in his attitude. for he can truthfully say
that IL he taxes part In or countenances one re-
Ilgio-poitical demonstration Of this sort he must
grant a Ike favor 10 everybody who asks IT. and
that the mayor would one day have no time to do
anything but review professions, while the roof of
the cty's chief building might fall In
under It's weight OF variegated bunting. But mat
tiers have not yet reached serious stage OF pro-
grsss toward the threatened danger: and the
mayor appears 70 be leaning backwards a little in
the Effort TO avoid an appearance OF STOPPING TO
curry favor and votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

HipPolyte Carnot, who has Just died, was the
father OF the present president OF the French ~.
public and the son CT the great Lazarus Carnot or
'he revolutionary era Hippolyte never d.stin-
gished himself In public life except by remain,no
stauneh republican while his colleaguesin states.
Inanship were yielding to the seductions OF the
second empire. He thus preserved the po,itIca,
traditions OF the family and educated his son for
The position the latter has since taken In his na-v
and in the government. IL would not have been
quite CONSISTENT with natures methods 10 have
mud three Carnots in a direct line all winning
EQUAL distinction BY their strong uralir,es
Of mind and character; and when we
remember that the first Of the family
deguired IN the army the title OF aOryanIz., ~
victory" taught Napoleon Bonaparte himself the
art OF war, and Is stIl believed by the masses ~
the French people 70 have been able 10 save Fr,nce
ai'er waterloo II the emperor had acted N bIs
ADVICE. IL Is scarcely wonderful that the same y,
MS offspring should have seemed male s,~, ,-,, -
4ess La comparison with his
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANrEp-sIruATIoNs FOR COOKS MAIDS
Wv. s ns5.s. waters scuii,gps drivers. se.chIaea,
n. BUkSHsa Sso-ess 81 nv. ~" nSis.6r
WsNTLDnro goARpiNG,HoUsk. pRoPRf:
.,uaer,s s :. sesa. a ismssA limited numhsr ~
vrnsf n r. 1s On tables Address ho~AsD Uni
WNTED-Ar HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
Bnts sANI co MSg % g c,sns:
WANTED.A AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN COOKS.
,s,casu 70 $40 ehAmberns,dS w.tre-sss. nur--ss
darymen man and wife at onos eis az " nil 90
WANrEp.BY A kEFINrD AND kDucaTED
y 10y Win enterlence, situation ~ hon-ekeelssr
s,,.ry hishe-s references sisca Address ioMf
WxSM.1IlEap11LssIr, s LADY sEwISe RY tar DAY.
an ,ns rs.or system sood rferenses. address
w ego out 81 nr.t monih'. .slsry and IS ir month
!, n any one prScnrns HIM rsit,on msssensrr IN
departments Address slLtNCr. star Once miller.
wANTED-BY YOUNG NAN. A TEACHER 10
Nv sive Instructions IN shorthand 81 evninss in
bsrnes-f1inAn system Address x Y. Q."star
WANTED-By YoUNe ooLoREp WOMAN,
cs !, ioso a9 90 hosewors Gan sve good reierenee
WkNrED-BY RESPECTABLE coLoRFD NO.
w man from Virginia situation hrst-class Cook
n psv . family good rOierences Cali asa MI
WANTED BY A RRsPECrABLE YOUNG WHITE
maid s snd as sSss@ on IN SSa family :. sssssr
eDces. Inquire at 2ol3 l4th st NH ST
D-REpoRTER-SEvEN YEARS FNPFR-
w fence as reporter, wants place Naslnnrtnu
paper best references Address o. once NH pc
WANTED-By YOUNG LADY. A PLACE N A
w hrstclass family 90 do dre~ssk king and rzin
Ing; CATHOLIC family preferred. permanent honIa
desired, best refer~nces Address a b A.. STAR ohc.
mhlO-l2t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As NIGHT CLERK OK IN
w side Waterman. by one in need o. employ ment,
can give reference A. Go character ana sohBey
ofhce. nhl6-2ts
WANTED-BYA WOMAN COOK. SITUATION IN
w private family. understands French and Eng
hsh cookins willing 81 leave the city Address COON,
star once. mIlS-.ts
WANTED-LADYT TEACHER. WOULD INSTRUCT
w IN music. vocal and INSTRUMENTAL. for hard an q
refined family m the city best refernces Addrrs-
Immediately. Miss l. l.. star Office. mbl2-0i
MANIFESTATIONS FoR ALL KINDS of
w help: free 10 employers, reference guaranteed
De genuine sIkNkNs EMP lOfMENT AND ROOM
1a2s-Sws
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The ball before the senate 20 correct a yooo he,
Of mistakes In spelling In an set enroslca by the
senate last year indicates the wisdom Of ,ne ,,,-
mediate passage OF the bill introduced oy pelevate
voorhees, providing new ossnesvspny, bssed on
the phonetic system for the District OF Columbia
and other places. II there Is no other way az
avoiding such mistakes they must be rendered I'm.
possible by being legtslated out OF existence. I,
the spoilers win not come to the spelling-boo the
speliny-bo must go to the spoilers.
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One OF the latest tricks I'm advertising has been
adopted BY Mary ARderson IN London, where
EtoaaIic DELIVERIES are posted az vsrsous points
In the streets. 50 that any one who drops penny
In slot can draw forth a fine photograph Of the
actre<s Aga eann0 wirher nor custom stale the
minute variety Of uses Of the drop yow-pennyin-
the-sios machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

PH1LADELpH1A STORE
WASH GOODS! WASH GOODS,
Just received large lot of fine Ginghams in plaids
and stripes hich will sell lOc per yard extra
cheap. Also, two OF u better quality warranted
to wash, at 12sc. The best goods made for the
money.
sATINES! SATINEs, SATINEs!
full line of French Satines in all the latest
styles and shades. in plain and fancy prices low
Is the lowest full line of Domestic Satines in plain
and fancy styles and colors. at 12ysc.
LINENS. LINENS. LINENS,
We have full and complete stock of Table
linens-Bleached. Cream, Unbieached and Turkey Red
Damask, all styles and prices.
SPECIAI--One lot of 66-inch Cream Damask, only
60c. Yer yard. Would be cheap at 75c.
TOWEiS.-A full line of Towels in Huck and DAM
AK. knotted fringe and plain. at prices TO suit
SPECIAL--One lot Of Hucs Towels, 23 by AZ inches,
extra fine and plain. only nc. worth pc.
SPECIAL.-One lot Huck Towels size 2' by AZ
inches. extra fine, knotted fringe, only c worth 3
full line of Napkins, all styles and prices beac he'd
and unbleached, to match our Table Linen.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS!
New Dress Goods in all the latest styles and shades
from the lowest up to the finest Henrietta. Broad
CLOTH Cashmere and fancy checks plain Cloth. Trcots.
mere, Cream Flannel at very low prices.
CARHART L LEIDY,
Successors to W. W. B;iriette,
mh11-4@ 92S 9TH and FOG SITS. NV
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SEcosp.Mouns1Sa DRrss GooDs.
We have Just opened an excsllent line Of
BI,ACk-AND-WHITE WOOI. GOODS,
in desirable checks, iine stripes and plsids
which we have marked at exceptionally low
prices. .
BLACK -AND,wHITE DREss GOODS.
ONLY soc. PER YARD.
IINE42 INCH
GRAY-AND-BLACk DRESS GOODS,
in variety Of small checks and stripes. very
ONLY 75c AND 81 PER YARD.
40 INCH ALI~WOOL
BLACK-AND-whITE SERGE.
in desirable stripes and plsids.
ONLY 7jc PER YARD.
42INCH SILK-AND-WOOL
BLACK-AND-WHITE DRESS GOODS.
in variety Of checks and plaids-
ONLY Al.25 PER YARD.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 1Ith and str. NV.
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WANTED -ROOMS.

WANTED-Two OR THREE UNfuRsIsHrp
permanent suited; Capital Hin preferrra: reiar.:
sncss eschsnged address With terms. which must ~
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN or GOOD HABITS
yeniences; betseen 6th and 18th. Ksnd SIS. n ".
give particulars Addr. IS Box ~. Star office
mhl7-2t'
WANTED-oNE LARGE PLEASANT ROOM AND
between 18th and I'D sts preferred Address, st.tins
WANTED By THREE GENTLEMEN THREE
one may he hall room without board: price not TO
X. Y. q. Star ONCE mhis-sf.
WANTED-By MARCH 81, NV, Two UNFUg-
w ms, mshed rooms With plain board for gentlemen
possible; will lie permanent suited terms not 90 en-
ceed go Per month"; references exchanged. Address
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOM WITH BOARD
w for lady and daughter. II years old. location
Department Address stating terms which MIST 10
moderate NJ. b. star office. mhis-.t'
WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN TWO
top hoor Of four i've story house occupied by small
biocks Of star Once hdSres ns' n star r, n hs
WANTED-BY APRIL 1, DESIRABLE ROOMS.
w furnished and unfurnished. FOR good Permanent
once ROOM RENTING AGENCY. dis 9Th q q, ~ ~ ".
mh17-3t.
NVANTED-To RENT WITH BOARD ROOM
w TOT ktutritihn- near btn Gul q state
price and location. Address NEAR, star once u.
XNANTED-FoUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
w genteel neighborhood Address a. n NJ Star
Office. IL
XVANTED TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FoR
w lght housekeeping. between Pa ave. and q and
9TH and I'D sts Address Box q. star Office NH l6-3ts
WANTED-APRf1. I BY A GENTLEMAN AND
w wife q well furnished ard spacious room. xlth
board. private family preferred terms exceed
$40 psr month; permanent Il suited. addros. GRAY.
Star ONCE. mil -.
NNANTED-ROOM AND BOARD. APRIL 1, BY
w gentleman and wife; name lowest terms
notice VIII To taken Of answer. permanent n suited.
Address X O.. star ofice. mhlJ sts
WANTED-sUITE OF HANDSOMELY TIk-
w nished Rooms. with without board must ne
in first-clAss and central locEtiOn Address Box 81:
star office. mhl0-2ts
WANTED-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
w suitable for light Office business be central
Address until sunday. L 4. M.DRICH. Mnlarda
Hotel Inhl6-ats
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CHo1cE PArrzRxs IL S.rEESs.

CHo1cE PATTERNS IL SArEENs
The newest Freres Koecblin's French Ssteens
come in all the ruling fashionable ground
shades covered with attractive designs, superb
colorin9s and effective combinations in the
choicest and most original patterns ever pro-
duced by these enterpr.sing manufacturers.
Particular mention made OF the shades Of
Terra Gotta, Copper Reis Acaiou. Sendle. Scr
pentine, and the lovely Silver Grays, with plain
shades to match for com bination, &c.
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT BLACK AND
WHITE FRENCH SATEENS,
comprising more than sixty different pAtterns,
neat and dressy looking, especially for mourn
ing wear.
Best light in the city to show Sateens. selec-
tions made by bad light oftentimes look very
different when exposed to the day light.
(Second door)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and + SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

The explanation offered by Gen. Boulanger to
account for his repeated breaches OF discipline in
visiting Paris without orders-that his wife was
seriously I'll and he simply paying her the at
tentiOn due her from ner husband-seems not to
now issued his ultilnatum, that the general must
return 20 Clermont- Ferrand at once or take the
consequences. In other words Boulanger having
been forcibly retired from active service Is now
threatened with arrest. However critical a stage
Nine. Boulanger's Illness may have reached her
husband felt justified In aosenting himself from
her side long enough yesterday to hold a confer
ence with his radical supporters, at which, doubt
less plan OF campaign was discussed. What
puzzles thinking Frenehmen IL where Boulanger
gets the money to carry on his petty warfare with
the government. The suspicion is growing that
De Is backed by clique OF wealthy speculative
bankers, who are making use OF him FOR their owl
ends. But whether their plan contemplates fore
ing him into the cabinet and through him keeping
informed In advance OF any change In state policy;
or whether he Is acting in the interest Of the mon
archial pretenderS, TO whom the bankers have
made large loans on purely contingent security;
or whether there IL a hope of exciting q great
popular revolution and raising him 20 the presi-
tendencies his thirst for glory, and his impetuous
way OF doing things, 10 bring about foreign war
and deinOralHe values: or finally, whether the
idea is IN keep him At his work OF agitation merely
for tha sake OF the fluctuations &c causes In the
market. the believers In this theory seem not yet
~ have settled In their own minds.
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WHrrE Goops ''Oprsrso.~

As a result of recent very extensive purchases
we showing unusually large and at
tractive stock Of
NEW WHITE GOODS.
containing some Of the best bargains ever our
pleasure to offer.
Prices rule somewhat lower than last season,
while the standard of quality and beauty Of de-
sign show . decided advancement
We note particularly very perceptible i'm
provement in our stock Of Fine India Linons
over those Of former seasons, they being more
uniform in weave, smoother. sheerer. and bet
ter finished than ever before. We import these
hnons. hence our ability to sell finer quality
at given price than can possibly he secured
elsewhere.
These are 80 and 80 inches wide. of . pure
white shade. and shown in the following
wide range Of prices:
IS pieces at 1Oc. per yard
e i2kc.
e = ssll &c: "
Quality considered. these prices are exceed
iry,y low.
Special values in Striped. Checked, Plaid. and
Brocaded White Goods, and we quote represents
lively the following:
Brocaded Striped Piques. ct Toe
Lace Stripe Novelties at l2tc.
Plaid Lawns White and Ecru. 12kc.
Brocaded Plaid Lawns White and Ecru. IL &c.
33-in. Jones' English Nsinsook. only 12kc.
Checked and Plaid India Iinons. zoe.
Choice styles in Lace Piaids new. 25c
5Opieces fine quality Imported Persian Lawns
IN White and Ecru IA sheer. durable, and will
launder beautifully Sod last season at 2Sc
ONLY zoe PER YARD.
40-inch Fine Masaia tMore Efect), very
pretty. and specially desirable for infants. and
childrtn dresses.
25. 81, BIN AND Soc PER YARD
EXTENSIVE LINE OF CORDED PIQUES.
Wide and narrow welts. excellent qualities at
remarkably low prices.
20, %. 80, 3Tk, to Csc.
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and sta. NV.
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ExrRAoaprsAnr Values liz Qunrs.
We offer I case Eleyen-guarter White Crochet
Bed Quilts, full large for double bed. made from
hard-twisted thread.
ONLY e5 CENTS ZACH.
Case Eleven-quartsr Boston House" Cro-
chet Oults made from three ply hard-twisted
warm, strong, heavy, and durable. Best value
the amount ever bought.
ONLY Sl.00 EACH.
CELEBRATED "AI4LENDALE" SPREADS.
Beyond question the best summer spreads
made for the following reasons:
Iigntest in weight.
Coolest
Washes like muslin.
Hard twisted for wear.
Arc sized to fit any bed.
Single-bed size. only CSC. each.
Three-qusrter-bed size only yOc. each
Double-bed size. only 81 90 each go
IArsest-sized beds. only elias each
(Fourth hoor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cor. 11th and sta NV.
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A WoRp ABOUT THE NV SUITS

Prices will range from 60 s43 and for suits that
made to order in equal style would cost much
Some plain. some braided. Flannel, Cashmere Serge
Satteen and bingham Suits. Carefully inspect the
make and finish. Try on and, thus learn more Of
them than a column of description would give.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

Judge Gresham's decision IN the Wabash iniunc-
ton case cut the Gordian knot exactly In the mid
Gle On the one hand II settedthe principle that no
corporation has right TO shirk its duty under the
iaterstate-eommerce law, ana discriminate against
a sister corporation on the Plea that unless it did
50, its employees would make trouble for II. bur
That must obey thelaw and let its business come
10 standstill II need b.. On the other hand &c
declared that such an injunction as was asked for
would ne imperative as against the employees
VINO. as individuals and without an act
Of conspiracy. might exercise their lawful
right TO quit the railroads service.
The decision Is OF especial interest Just now more
over, owing 10 the position Judge Gresham occu-
pies before the country as n candidate for the
republican nomination for the presidency. His
reputation az a railroad lawyer has hitherto beer
considered dangerous impairment to bis political
progress because the tendency OF the times seems
10 be tow ard eutivating the good Will OF the masses
81 the people rather than that OF the CORPORATIONS
But his course as magistrate lrst In administering
che OF the most scorching judicial rebukes on
record TO Jay Gould and the clique OF Wabash
wr-ckers, and now in steering clear OF prejudice
or favor II his treatment OF the opposing Interests
In the great railroad strike, have given his boom
new impetus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

1t Is hard 10 understand just what idea OF al
vantage the baggage-agents In convention at ST.
Louis the other day had in mind In proposing the
substitution OF a tripIicate check system for the
duplicate check, which now proves so great a con-
yenence 10 the travelling public. The plan sug
yested IS 10 have three checks, one OF which goes
upon the trunk or bag, the other int the hand OF
the traveller and the third into the custody OF the
carrying company. What Is IL expected to gain
Dy having this third check: There will be one
more loose object TO be lost mislaid and its DOS
session by the carrier cannot give the baggage any
additional assurance against being delivered at
wrong destination. The present system seems TO
work admirably except in a single respect, and
taat Is that a Hght-hngered sw1nGler sometimes
exchanges the check on his own worthless
trunk LOT that which IS on another believed
10y him 10 contain articles OF value. This
danger. however, could in n measure be
done away with by having the checks
fastened by clasp-locks instead OF leather loops
ana allowing no one but responsible baggage
masters at stations to have keys. Or the trunk
might be marked by pasted label as on European
railways. ana ticket or check with correspond.
1og inscription given TO the passenger. But why
the carrying company should prefer lot OF loose
checks 20 waybill for its own use Is not clear to
The ordinary mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

MAxUFAcTUELRs OF Gas FIXTURES. BRASS
IVA md Sronzs Hand Railing
sCHytrz Gas FIXTURE AND ART METAL CO.,
maS-Sns ol0 1lth st. nv.
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sEAToN PERRY
Successor TO PxRRy q Bro

sEAToN PERRY
Successor TO PrRRY BAo.)
CHOICE SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES.
Rich DRESS FABRICS OF every description. COM
prsing large assortments Of the best and most FASH
ionab.e productions Of the leading French, German
and British nanufacturers tcfetheE forming Of
the largest collections In the city to select from
Novelties in Plain. Striped and Figured BENGA-
LIN S and POP1INETTES.
Choice styles in INDIA SILKS at &c. 81. s1.25.
Especial B.rrains- in BLACK sURAH SILKS at
New 81 spfins shades In CoLoRED suRAH SILKS q.
EItr. Good Values" in WHITE and CREAM INDIA
Elegant Beaded SILK GRENADINES.
New Black Twisted Silk GRENADINES and HER
NAMES.
PEA% BE stE SSSs HN
6R0S GRAIN SILKS. ranging from sc. to SO. so per
csNsSNy MORE ANTIQUES and MORE FRAN
chSies Patterns in Printed cHALLIs DE LANES
and MOHAIRS.
EItTsms, Noyeltiss IL . iAMpERsoN's SCOTCH
Exclusive Designs in Finest French SATEENs.
made to my express order BY aros-R Roman Gle and
New Fast Fast siscEa HOSIERY. ranging from Csc. to
Noyeitles in HANpKERcHIEFs and SILK HOS
SETS. Latest styles" in PARAsoLs. uMBRHL.
Las and CARRIAGE SHADES
q PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave. cor 9th At.
Established 1S4O. mhl7
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WooDwAnD & LorHnop Will Orrs

WooDwARD & LorHRop Will OprS
on
MONDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1888.
SPRING STYLES
LADIES' SUITS JACKETS, SHORT WRAPS,
BEADED PELERINEs. JETTED vIsrTEs.
CLOTH RAGLANS, NEW Markets VI
STEERS. &C.
CHILDREN AND MISSES SUITS. CLoAKS
JACKETS AND NEwMARKETS.
Special attention il called to an elegant line Of
BEADED PELERINES.
in black. and colors, also the Black Beaded Wis.,
ties. Prices from &10 to $40 each.
LADIES' BLACK SPRING WEIGHT JACKETS.
stylishly made up from Broad-cloth Serge,
Engish Corkscrews. and Stockinette Is 10 SIS.
New styles and Patterns in Ladies' Spring
weight Newmarket, Eaglans, Pelisses. listers.
&c, $3.50 to s35.
Ladies' Spring Suits, in all the newest popu-
lar shades. s12.50. els, els, $50, s.,2.5o,
s23, &2o and $50
(Third door)
WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and T sts NV
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SeOo WILL BUY oNE-FoURTH INTEREST INA
- valuable Patented Novelty provided the buyer
Pr Or s sa1 oee %e to the business ADDE'S
A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE A GOOD PAYING
Lock Box 446. city p o. mhl5-3t'
IN SHARES LANsToN TYPE MACHINE STOCK
CO 81 bargain This inventlon is one u great
promise. PRANK n PELoUZE
XVANTED- BORROW $4,000 on VALUABLE
w city property worth twice the amount tor nv
sssIs sdaeS PEI box g. STAR S. no ~
IroR SALE - DESIRABLE WOOD AND COAL
L. Y.rd propertie.' cor l.. and NV s4.e.; ,se
eiss i f louis sSs as hSH 4. so S5 ..
EoR saLE. A, CIGAR STORE on PEESA ANE-
'. ,nS d; Priee sl'5' bargain L. l. s2rfh
TNoR sALE-sAIooN - THE OLDEST FsTAB-
Il hshed place in the city; elesanS location. doing
good business. or wall take partner none eSosgt
Star ofice. mhia-4t.
d. Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
Real estate IN ~ is Ir.Dehe. promptly attended %.
Farms in Maryland and Virginia.
Loans negotiated mh15-3m
rgenthsler stock and nftien shares Of National ~.
geographic stock. Address or inquire 1t room L. AZ
NAsHlNGToN AND GEoEGETowNoA ssTocks
ms,s.o, FRANK IL rrrouzr .sls r:,;sss
VyoR PENTHOUSE . ! ST. NJ. ELEGANT -
II room Brick. an thorough repair Inquire OF D. ".
CAILAGhAN. s3l North Capitol st. mh7-lmo
(,OTrA6E AND EIGHT LOTS FoR SALT AT
SNoneuitt Beach near New Bedford, Mas: terms
reasonable. Inquire IL l. CLARKE, NJ. L.. New Bed
ford. Mass mbl3-eolm
GoNEkNMENT AND DISTRICT BONDS.
NJ National Bank. Street r. X. las. Gas, Electris
Lieht. Telephone and Miscellaneous Local stools
bought end sold on comm ssion. money 70 lo@u-
LOUIS CUNNINGHAM 6o3 18th II. nv. f25-lm'
DARTIEs sEEKING SAFE INVESTMENTS IL
Local Securities will be furnished full partlc ular-
on application At our Office. GURIfl bhO1hEks.
1919 IT. flS-:5ul
HOLLAND THOMPSON,
III Carpenters. Builders and Superintendent.
Particular attention paid alterations and epafs
Real Estate Brokers.
Insurance placed. Loans and Investment made.
I'll 1913 81 nv.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

yNANTED-BY APRIL 1, By RELIABLE PARTY.
w adults, furnished house for summer: with @
house and stable. state terms ii cheap,
address Box 81, Star ofice. mhl5-4ts
VVANTED-BY AN ELDERLY LADY. THE CARE
w of Furnished House for the summer. Address
Mrs. C. NJ h, l70S 18th st. NV. mh11-2t.
VXYANTED-THREE BRICK HOUSES IN NORTH
w west section OF city renting TO good tenants for
S25 each will pay 81, 900 cash for same U. NJ BRY-
ANT. SIG 9th st. NV. mhi6-3ts
WANTED AN HAVING DAILY APPLICATIONS
w for houses TO rent. Owners having such please
address GEO. W. LINKINs, 18th and h sta. NV.
mhl6-2w
XNANTED-BY FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS
w the care of q furnished house. or wouid pay q
nominal rent: hest of references given Address A.
Star Office ms-eo6t.
NNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w northern people used 70 Of their house,.
the of nshed house FOR the summer; best Of
reference. Address BOSTON. star Office. mh16-3t'