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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
MISCELLANY.


meadow Inlhs
huuhl, hr yellow as suld.
~u urr'hrd uu r.d clover tup.
When q graS~huputr. Wirt and ull
Game along with q skip aud q hop
tuud morrow cried hr, Mr. liumhl,. boz,
You s-atu tu have come Co stop
I'VE people that work,
Said the b''r with jerk
Find q henetit sometimes in stopping.
OulN insects. like you.
Who have nothing tu du.
can keep up a perpetual hopping
The grns-hopper paused on his way,
Aud thuughtfully huurhrd up his Knees.
why trouble this suushiuy DAY.
Qulth he, with reflections like these
! follow the trade for which ! was made
We're not all VI MS bumhlr-h-s
There's a time to le sad.
And a time to be glad.
\ time Tor both working and stopping;
For men tO make money.
For Nuu to make honey.
Aud Tor me 30 do nothing hut hopping
tdfuiius Lssiit Ft,Li
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

Leaving New York, New Jersey, Con
neciicut and Indiana out of the account, for
the moment as a quartet of dehatabl,
states, aud assuming that the other State-
vote next November as they voted in 1881
the fullnMimg womb be the sitnatinn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
HAWLEY

las Just DOuSnl Oh inc NCW
York importers between 100
and 200 Ladies Beaded
Wraps, Jackets and Raglans
at much less than the cost of
importation, to close the sea-
son, which owing to the long
continued cold weather, left a
surplus in their hands. Among
the wraps are a few very clc-
giant garments which cost from
$500 to $500 each to land,
and will be sold $1,000 to
$500 below importation val
uc. There is also a lot rang
ing in price all the way be-
tween $500 and $1,000.
There is one lot of 81 fine
imported Jersey Jackets which
would ordinarily cost at retail
about 5000 each shall sell
them while they last at S5.3S
each. Colors are mahogany,
gobelin, navy and seal brown.
Fifteen coaching tan shades
at S6.3S each.
The Raglans are imported
pattern garments, no two alike,
very stylish, imported by
Messrs. Lord & Taylor for fine
New York city trade. Usual
retail price $500 to $1,000.
Shall give choice from all at
$500 to $500 each.
All the above mentioned
garments are desirable styles
of this seasons importation.
I have inst added to nv
dress goods stock a choice Sc
lection of novelties in import
ed combination, plain and
striped, dress patterns, to
cost 5000 to ST4.5o a suit,
''','' az t'lo ''','' i''
''',,'' ''''N ''' ~
'''' ''''' ''
, '''7
t'
sold from 6,c. to osc. = ward i.
all under value.
,r ,,,.
white mixture. iobbcd all the
season at 81 - cts. per ward.
to be sold for 50 cts. a yard.
MANY new nattcrns S,trrns
OF the 33c., 25c. and II I-2c.
Flity pieces fancy crlnkIcd
2se' ," 0"o Ne''' ai;' ,,I,',, ''oT I, ''' ',
- '''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

That tired feeling and l,ss of appetite ar. rn
tircy overcome hN Hood Saaaparilla the pe'u
liar medicine. Iy Il and see.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

In Memory uf WILLIAM FRF SCH.
son 10 Mr. Nathaniel French Who
Was shot at Wrftmnfter March yr l3ih
l1i5. by the hands uf Cruel Mmifirrral tools
Of Grorg yr 81, IN the tuurthuufr at a ll a Clock
at night In the 2ai, year Of his Age
Here WILLIAM FRENCH his Body lies.
For Murder his Bluud for Vengeance cries
King Grurg the third his Tory crew
tina " ith a law his head Shot threw.
For Liberty aud his Country Good.
he l.uft his Life hls brap'ft blood.
trhr first minister scttl,d in Westminster Is
said tu have been a man hy the name uf Guudrll.
and the year lttd or lit' is generally regarded as
the time of his coming. Tradition anirms that
his wife was the daughter of "a man distinguished
in the annals of New Hampshire. In the year
l'b9 his taithrssnrss 10 her hecamr known, and
this discovery was soon after followed by his So
cr,t departure from the town. Mrs. Guodrlls
brothers on being Informed ui thrs+ crcum-
stances, took her aud her two ChIlirrn tu their
home Ia New Hampshire aud made provisions
for their future support Il is not known whu
INST occupied the pulpit Of the old meeting
house,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

Is also exhibited at the same
place, and more favorable prices
and terms will he offered than for
any other flrSt-claSS Piano in the
market.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

Clearing out purchase OF
several single piece lots OF
fine black dress goods to be
sold from 65c. to 05c. 4 yard
all under value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

The foundations In Germany, which have figured
SO largely In the European dispatches OF late and
excited much OF Emperor Frederick interest are
the result OF the breaking up OF ice gorges on the
Nlstula, the Elbe and the oder rivers The DAM
age done By them can hardly be computed in
money Thirty million marks Will perhaps cover
the actual value OF the property swept away. but
the indirect loss resulting from the spelling OF
tain valuable agricultural lands and the inability
OF the farmers along the line OF the Overlooking
streams TO plant their crops afresh this season.
cannot be estimated. Thanks TO the splendid ef
fciency OF the German troops, who played the
part Of humane corps, rescued those In peril. and
shared their clothing with the naked and their
food with the hungry, few lives were lost and the
harm done was Kept down 10 the lowest possible
point The reports OF ruin which are coming TO us
daily from the Mississippi Valley enable Ameri-
Cans TO appreciate and cause them TO sympatnize
with the suffefings OF the poor country folk OF
northern Germany. The calamities which, with
HE coming OF spring floods that promise 10 exceed
those OF 1881, fall upon our western countrymen.
are severe. but the suffering Is not 50 great as In
Germany where the people had the bitter weather
OF lingering winter 10 increase the misery of
their condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

There Is curious coincidence OF dates between
Two recent interviews on the national political
outlook which may not have been noticed by
newspaper readers generally. The interview with
Shsuncey N. Depew, In which he said. call nv
presidential preferences are for Mr.. Blaine - and
pFedcted that gentiemans nomination was pub
nShed In the New York Times Of April a. The
letter to the Buffalo Ners. IN which Mr. R,a,na a.
quoted as saying that he thinks Mr.. peneyv win
get The nomination and that he should support
him, was dated April "a. This shows that these
two eminent men were thinking Of each other ana
nominating each other for the presidency about
the same time, though several thousand miles
apart Was this due 10 accident or design, It 4
strange that the yigilant democrats who are
always trying 10 stir up trouble between the 10.
publican candidates have not directed attention ~
such an evidence OF the existence OF a close cor.
poration for corraIling the chief ONCE OF the Gov.
eminent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

one hears many expressions OF commentator
az the convention OF lawyers appointed to meet
In this city next week. The fear entertained By a
few persons that this congress might be consid-
cred rval OF, or be placed in some attitude of
antaSoni>In 10 the American Bar Association.
which holds annual meetings at saratoga,
has been pretty well dlspelled by the later
Information published in the newspapers. The
American Bar Association prepares and dis
cSses papers on general legal TOPICS or on special
FEATURES OF legislation in certain parts of the coun-
Try, but only incidentally concerns itself with the
Subject OF the ratification OF law and practice
throughout the United states on the other hand,
The matter OF unification Is the chief one in view
of the law congress which is so soon TO meet here
Its especial EFFORT will be TO devise means for har-
mOnlzing the now chaotic laws prevailing In the
several commonwealth composing our Union.
On the subject OF marriage, divorce the execution
OF wills, the forms OF cOnveyanclng, the powers u
nonresident executors AID administrators, etc,
etc.,-tOpics which can in no wise be affected by
local variances In politics. race antecedents or
social development, but concerning which the In
1ere5t Of one must be the interest of all IL has
also been wisely suggested In the Central Law
Journal that the effort should be extended TO make
The main features OF mercantile law uniform
Throughout the country, so that the business man
In one state may not unwittingly subject himself
10 Disadvantages or incur Iiabiitesin other states
through ignorance OF some local peculiarly
\ body OF learned and progressive men, moving
enthusiastically toward Que desired end can
bring much influence 10 bear upon the legisIa-
lures OF the various states which, as a rule
would have nothing TO gain by obstructins A
reform OF this sort so earnestly urged BY the
best class of their constituents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
j OBJ Lor SAsH Rrnpoxs.

If you have visited our Ribbon Department lately
need not be told Of the business we're doing We
quote only sash ribbons for this sale. though the Job
lot comprises other desirable bsrgaina
MORE Ribbons Noa IL and L. for loo. and 24c
Black. White. and nineteen Of the latest shAdes.
S-inch Moire. satin edge. black and colors soc
Never before retailed under u. rs.
S-inch Black MORE. cheap ct 98c. ONLY 75c
10n Sash. alternate stripes Of satin an gros ersiu
silk. with satin edge; al cOlors; 3 novelty, worth
e2.25; ONLY 81 so per yard
oin. Black SASH satin edge 08c- worth u IS yard
10 inches vida u. ia end IL inches fer u rs.
10-in. Black sstis aud Moirs Striped Ribbons q rs
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Corner 18th and Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

Selling goods by mail constitutes prominent
feature Of our business. We send samples upon
request and ship all orders tho day received.
We guarantee you the name goods, price, care
and attsntion possible to secure by personal
selection. and refund the money for al Foods
sent ont Of town not proving sstisfactory.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Get. 1lth and FDta ~.
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WANTED--BOARD.

XVANTED-B0ARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
w near or ID sts. s.w., by q young man Address
Box star office. It,
WANTED - GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT
w good board, with farmer living near station
and within y miles from Washington: reasonable
terms. Address Box l44. Star ONCE IT.
WANTED COUNTRY BOARD FOR FOUR
w adults from June LIST to October lst.
Address W. MLEY DEEBLF.
my15-Jt' 1919 II 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

The rugged force OF Randalrs words and the
eioqaence Of Mckinley and Breckenridge raised
yesterdays debate In the House much above the
ordinary level OF tariff discussion. There was no
oryness In the statistics as presented and popular
Interest was held without torturing Mother Goose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
GEr THE Best.
The CONCORD HARNESS

The CONCORD HARNESS.
re are me sole Agents for this Ceiebratsd IN -
=. ~ W On hand full stock whick
a. M , fkiCka beware Of imifatiov We ssL
yo1 eet the fe hume Concord Hzrrs.rs ana -
Agents Tor Tho WHITMAN SADDLE 49, = also Sole
y better. sn~f1v shich there
LUTZ & 10
&s7 Penn ave-. sajoininw - -.
fun stock Of Trunks and SCI -. =, -
Ri2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

THn ''P. r." Jrwrnnr DErr.
Since we don't charge jewelers. profits, and since we
buy of the same manufacturers as they. can res
sonably promise lower prices for identical goods
We have perfect assortment Of and make specially
Of
IA Karat Gold Jewery.
Real Garnet Jewelry.
Real Amber Jewelry
Real Tortoise Shell Jewelry
French Enameled Jewelry.
Sterling Silver Jewciry.
jet and Onyx Jewelry
Fine Roll Gold JeweIry
Imported Rhine Stone Jewelry
For Ladies and Children. For Men and Boys
Watches Chains. Scarf Pins
rms, Earrings. Chains LocketA
bracelets, rings Sleeve Buttons.
Girdles, Chatelains Matchboxes
Necklace, PENDANTS Studs Links.
Bonbon Boxes etc Clocks etc etc
cS On demand We give written guarantee with:al
jewelry,
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Cor 18th and Pa. ave.
tSee space below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

The Presidents congratulations to Brazil on the
abolition Of slavery in that empire will generally
be accepted as words OF approval and encourage
Inent frOm country which has already passed
through process Of social reconstruction TO one
that IS entering upon like ordeal And yet. as n
matter OF fact, the change which Il coming over
ne surface OF things In Brazil is much less than
that which TOOK place, and Is stin taking place in
the United States. Among members Of the Latin
race. and especially among the spanish and
Portuguese, 10 such hereditary antagOnism exists
against The negro a. is found among Anglo Saxons
in Brazil the Institution Of slavery has never been
regarded on any other than business footing
one man owned another, IL Is true, but that was
merely the good fortune of the owner and the
TiSfortuEe OF the owned The relation involved
lac disgrace to the less prosperous party, who was
always privileged 10 buy himself and enjoy the
blessings OF liberty thereafter undstlrbed The ac-
cdentaI circumstance that the slave had different
pigment under MS skin was without significance
when he had got his freedom he was as good as
ans body; and ia little WHILE II he succeeded In
business, the chances were that he would buy some
Slaves himself Politically and socially, the negro
has always been on a better footing, as compared
with the whites, In Brazil than I'm the United
States, AMI the change ia his condition through
The universal act Of emancipation is simply that
he can no longer be owned but must always be
hired- THIS act Is, however, an unmIstakable in
d.catOn OF progress in the worlds civilization
Livery such advance helps to drive further back
the dark OF history the barbaric idea
That one human being can under any conceivable
Circumstances, obtain authority to treat another
human being as hts ehattei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
WANTED-HOUSES.

WhNTED-oN HIGH GROUND NORTH OF
nv NV boundary &. a COMFORTABLE partly fnrrished
year Of moderate prce, Addr-~. Box IS Star once
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WOULD
@ s sssS e 6. S sG4s sias.
NJ. A.. Star Office. lr
WANTEp-To RENT FOR THE SUMNER A
o,sd house or miles from city. Address = s.Ar
WANTED-FoR CASH PURCHASER, ONE OR
49,, two GT,ek hSuses At about $4,000 esch. located
's'N'sa o'h' i0'A Z and Q e IL Rx ". HANDY
WANTEp-JUNE l5-By GENTLEMAN AND
small house. fat part Of house with meiern inn
pr2Se1nenis rent must be moderate. best referencss
WANTED. TO PURCHASE A HOUSE OF FROM
sn 70 eight ICONS IN " section of .i,y price not
e sfs.es 5000 owner preferred Address At
WANTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
ior the snmmsr southern ssrosnre: family q,
WANTED-BY A coLoRED WOMAN AND SON
try; prefer FER country Apply TO i52o 2Ist st nv.
WANTED-GENTlEMAN AND WIFE. No Chill
w dren desires the care Of furnished house for the
WIFE, Star office. myig-3t.
ANTED-To RENT OR BUY-A CoMFoRTA.
w BILE House in the country, with stable and GOOD
from the city. Address HILLS AND DKLEs. star %
WANTkD-A NfIl-AKkANGEUe HOUSE, 10
w cat.d between and l. sts and llth st aud Con-
nectcut ave NV, suitable Tor professional gentle
man and wife and servants must contain all modern
Improvements and lie within access of hcrdc or
car lines rent not 10 exceed $50 per month will lease
for term Of years. Address CHAkMIDEs star Office,
city. myl9-3t'
NVANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN
w and wife, the of furnished house for the
will furnish satisfactory evidence OF aesirality
and reliability. Address LAW. Star office. IL" .
NANTED-BY GENTLEMAN IN PUBLIC sERN-
w ice. furnished house. rent not 20 exceed $50
must be objection 10 well trained children. imme-
diate possession desired. Address 4. u. o. star
office my1s-2r
| NVANTED = FOR TWO YEARS. By A MAT.
w careful, northern family Of ADMITS. three story
House, partially furnished. west of lith st Terms
must not exceed 5000 per annunl; best references.
| Address CAREFUL Star office. myls-3r
| NVANTED - FOR FOUR MONTHS, A PLAIN
w country house OF at least ten rooms. within FIVE
miles of Washington; healthy location, shade aud good
water essential. terms moderate. Address 24us ST
NV. my lJ-Jt.
WANTED HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS FoR
w the rental of houses of all Parties hsyins
houses 20 rent can secure good tenants by placing them
with me- Prompt collections and returns + L,
ROSENBERG, 6l3 18th st. my ll-lm
WANTED Il AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA.
w uons by parties desiring 10 rent houses Of oil
sizes. Parties having houses 10 rent good
tenants by placing them with me. Prompt collection,
| and returns Clio. W. LlNklNs.
| ap2o-Im 10th aud n st n. ".
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT-44 ST. y. a.. A FLAT OF FOIEs
II beautiful unfinished rooms. with all mod. lu -
and eonyeniences for hoasekeerng bath srns
floor: sink IN kitchen. NV lest.
NOR RENT-TwO FLATS AT SUMNER RATES
u Apply AT MOODMONr, Iowa Circle aud 18Th ~
n.
NOR RENT-APARTMENT AT THE "PoRTLANDr
until the list OF OciODer 81 the desirable
furnished hais, at a greatly reduced prce address
APARTMENTS, Star Office. tuylS-0t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

Fine FLAssr1s Fon MospAY.
Woodward & Lothrop call attention to their
superb stock Of Fine Fannels for
LADIES' TENNIS SUITS,
LADIES' sEASHORE DRESSES,
LADIES' ARCHERY SUITS,
LADIES' BOATING SUITS,
LADIES' YACHTING SUITS,
LADIES' BATHING SUITS. &c.
MEMS TENNIS SHIRTS.
MEMS OUTING" SHIRTS,
MEMS ''NEaLIGE~ SHIRTS,
MEMS PAJAMAS, &C., &C.,
MOVER ONE HUNDRED PATTERNS
Twilled Flanaels, in white and navy blue for
Tennis, Archery. Boating and Bsthing Suits
ONLY ESQ. PER YARD.
Wrapper Flannels in choice variety of beau.
Of superior quality and finish.
Cotton-and-w COL 37,sc.. Soc. and &c. per I'd.
Atwood, 50c. 65c and soc. per I'd.
Twilled Tennis Flsnnels, 81 bc.. 5Oc and 75c.
Heavy White Tennis Flannel. Csc
Heavy Twilled Tennis Flannel SIC.
Extrs-nne Twilled Tennis Flannel 75c.
White Cricket Cloth (best) S1.25.
tsecond noor.)
WOODWARD LOTHHOP,
Cor. 11th and sta. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
..senator Faulkner, Of West virginia, who has in

senator Faulkner, OF West virginia, who has in
charge the bill providing better facilities for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad In this city, says the
substitute introduced by senator Morrill, Is the
same as thar reported from the committee. except
inc that me Morrill, bill proposes TO move the Bai
tnlore and Potomac station from its present site
and establish both railway stations south OF Viz
gInia avenue. senator Faulkner says he does not
believe his substitute VIII be adopted, both rail-
road companies appear to be satisfied with the
proposed solution OF the problem far the loca-
ton OF stations Is concerned. "-Bditimore sStln.
There Is no obvious reason why the railroads
should not be satisfied with the gift OF city
park for station purposes, or why they should de-
sire stations south OF rather than on the mail
Mr.. MOrrill's biz proceeds however, on the extra
ordinary assumption that the beauty, health and
general interests OF the national capital are to be
regarded In this legislation and not exclusively
the harmonious wishes OF the railroads, and that
CongreSs-nOt the raiiroadS-is to solve the prob
lem, an assumption interfering somewhat with
the acceptance Of the satisfaction OF the railroads
the final and conclusive test Of the proposed leg
islatiOn- IMr. MorriIis assumption Is unfounded.-
and certainly there are Indications which suggest
absolute railroad supremacy-then undoubtedly
the railroads Will vote themselves the mall. The
main value to the District OF the Morrill, bill,
Vance amendment 10 Farwen BILL and the various
bills for the direct benefit Of the roads, Is that
through them the whole subject Of railroad evils
III Washington Is brought to the attention OF Con-
kreSs, and the opportunity is given to that body
10 perform faithfully IL II WILL Its duty the Dis
trict legislature and the guardian OF Washing
ton surface tracks and grade crossings
should. so far as the topography Of the city
VIII permit be prohibited, and the public parks
should be saved for the people. The Vance
amendment or the Morrill, substitute will put the
senate on record on the latter subject, and by
further amendments the sinking OF the tracks In
south Washington according to the plans already
submitted by the Commissioners, or those pre-
senTed by the Baltimore and Ohio, should be
directed In such unmistakable terms that no
avenue OF escape will be left to the railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
PAR1s RoBEs AND DRrss PATTERN,

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.
PARIS ROBES reduced from 8 and $50 to So
PARIS DRESS PATTERNS reduced from S15 to : 10.
WOOL HENRiETTAS. choice shades, finest quality
Reduced from 2 % to 81.
Embroidered ZEPHYR ROBES at half price
New Styles of SCOTCH GINGHAAISa 1T reduced prices
INDIA SILKS in great variety, latest patterns and
colors at reduced prices.
New FRENCH CHALLIS in desirable styles
FRENCH CHALLIS at reduced prices
New GAUZE UNDERWEAR. BLACK HOSIERY
Just received a lot of New CHANTILLY LACES at
lower prices than they have been offered.
Great Bargains in WHITE and BLACK LACES
LAWN TENNIS FLANNELS. fine quality non shrink
able and fast colors, 50c. worth 65c
ONE PRICE
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
my19 919 PENNA AVE
SPECIAL CLOSING-OUT SALE OF BOOKS BE-
~ FORE REMOVAL
Government Publications. old. rare and valuable
Books, at almost any offer intend to combine both
stores IN one by June l. / shall move from 20, 4 "a
ST. To 1908 Pennsy lvania NV,
my19-5, J. 1. JACKSON. POT AZ s..nw.
> CASES OF NAVY AND LIGHT BLUE CHINA
Seesucker; 30-tDch wide in remnants Csc; wortl,
l2fc from the piece. DOUBLE COMBINATION,
nole-O nth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

4OsiNCiH ORIENTAL FLOUNCING. a9c.; 40
XIX XIX FiIo1nn,eins, gsc At the DOUBLE COMBINA-
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AIDES SILK MITTS IN BLACK ONLY, lie
IL Embroidered Null lies &C. New Scrim &c
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
mylQ-3t l24l and l243 18th st. be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

rpRIEFS ARGUMENTS, PETITIONa TESTI-
Is mOpy, &c.. ct 30 csats page.
Fifty c0ptss large passa and good work.
BYRON q ADANA Printer,
mve.1ms Ola sth st NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

l,oR RENT-A GOOD BRICK STABLE, TWO
II stalls and room Tor carriage. 933 NJ st NV
my193t'
IroR RENT-A STABLE JUST FINISHED FOR :,
II horses and carriages Apply 1921 18Th St a "
plyI1-.ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
FOR RENT-STORES.

UNoR hENT THE STORE AND DWELLING
II on the northeast Of 9TH and streets nIr.
west suitable Tor al Ice cream and Coffee saloon
similar Use rent Reasonable. Apply 20
JANIS FULLERTON
myla-3t. 5Is an =
NOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1875
II 14th st. NV. containing l3 rooms with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1855 l4th IT. hll-i2s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

D,OR kEN1-4sl ST. THREE UNFURNIsHED
u rooms: southern efIo.urc. suitable FOR li.llt
housekeoping, also two rooms CA "a aoor. no Cbl-
drcn fug III -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

n Sc the Denorest later improved and superior to
Al sewing machipes, with full set of
ml9-6es wv ~NA S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

NOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS lX nAN
u week. or month. choice table IN house, IHt
BUCKINGHAM. $50 18th 81 NV. fronts Afif,rs8n
SQUARE. tuylp. 80.