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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

Col w. R. Morrison objects to being pensioned
on-hand "all unbeknownst to himself, He is a
statesman and stin on the active list as such.
There Is a strong popular suspicion that very
many OF the Misunderstanding pension schemes,
which threaten the Treasury, resemble the appl-
cation for Col Morrison, In that they are not asked
or desired by the most deserving OF the proposed
beredcfarieS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

Judge Maurice J. Power, the present head OF the
county democracy in New York, Is figuring con-
spicuously in national politics. with the assistance
OF tae newspapers HIS reported opposition to the
nomination OF Minister Phelps for Chief Justice
calls public attention to him as an adviser of the
President now in once; while the circumstance
that Henry George has gone to housekeeping next
door 70 him In New York IL proof enough, TO some
minds, that "deal" is IN progress between the
United Labor party and one wing OF the demo-
cratic with reference TO the choice OF this Presi-
dents successor. How long Judge Power will con-
tinue TO I'LL 80 much OF the public eye will depend
partly, doubtless, on the willingness OF Mr. Cleve-
land 10 have Lis personal preferences dominated
by political considerations, and partly on the dis
position OF the author Of "Progress and Poverty
90 talk politics across his back fence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

A thoroughfare should be opened, as proposed,
nom Pennsylvania avenue northwest OF the
Treasury 70 the same avenue southeast OF the
Treasury, along the west and south sides Of that
building. Travel win be diverted in part from
18th street, which VIGOROUSLY needs relief The
most crowded and dangerous part OF the city for
pedestrians and light vehicles Is where the current
OF travel along the broad avenue now curves into
this narrow street. exposing the incautious person
70 sudden peril from streetcars, horses carriages
wagons and blcycles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

IL II comforting to know that, as was stated In
TEE STARS cable dispatches yesterday, England
would be consoled to have Mr.. Lowell go back to
London as United states minister, In lieu of Mr.
Phelps, whose recall would be greatly regretted
there. Well, how would Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
NJ p, do in case the Lowell arrangement couldn't
be nader He would perhaps be sufficiently
English" to MI the bill, and, as a special favor
miGht be induced TO act
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LASsBuRaH e BIO.
40. 4s2. 4a4. 42s 7TH STREET.
All. 419 STH STREET.

DRY GOODS never so low
Special Prices in NEW SPRING eooDa An In.
spection Of our immense variety solicited.
We have told you from time to time about our variety
Of fabrics and colors. No dmnution Of either With
the addition Of Of the latest novelties secured
during last week stand ready for siege Of shoppsf
Have you seen cur Figured MOHA1Rsf II not como
and see the best assortment shown in these popular
goods; 81 inches wide 1t so cents per yard.
CHALLrS in AL wool Not many pieces but
choice sslection. Fast eolors and 80 inches wide
Price, go cents. Koechlins best: none bsttsr made
HENRIETTAs. 4e inches. IL wool. IN s1Quisiss
range of oolors not 10 b sQualed elsewhere 10 twill
nne. q per yard
COMBINATIONS, silk and wool stripe, plain to
match. newest creation. arrived Just One month
Iats 42 inches wide Price should bsvs been o. Is;
take look At them ct 70 cents per yard
SILK AND WOOL CHECKS-hAvs you seem thsmi
II not they are worth seeing and buying. They are
dirt cheap at cents yard
PLAID ALBATROsS large elegant patterns ohoics
oolors plain to match new snd unique. 3S inches
wide. all wool, 90 csnts yard.
FOULE SERGES choice colors. special offerine of
serviceabe material 80 inches wide al wool 50 cents
per yard.
ENGLISH KERsKY CLOTH for Jscks.s and wr.p.
tripes' plains. and chssks none nasr 81 inches
2.25 per yard.
ALL-woOL DENTELLE. SO and 40 inches wide, in
all colors. handsome desisna cresms tsns and blsck
two Qualities 62k cents per yard and o. per yard.
Special Lot Of FANCY MIXED STRIPED CHECKS
and BORDERED DRESS GOODS. good quality. choice
of lot SO cents yard; worth more
Remember. We have the Stock the Variety and the
bestlshted Dress Goods Room in the world There IN
no getting out of this fact
THEY CANNOT COMPETE WITH Us
you want Style. and exclusive Styls you viii have
to buy from US.
tn ousands upon thousands Of customers deaf with
US uninterruptedly from yesr to year. What better
evidence of fair dealingss
Come to us. We will see You through III hight For
every dollar you spend with US you win receive sn
honest one hundred cents worth Of merchandse and
how often do give you GOODS q sss tAaa vhss our
competitors can buy them for!
~ ONE PRICE FOR All
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TArnon-MApr WA1Krse JAcKErs.

Cut and made by men tailors: Of best West of Eng
land Black Diagonal Cloth; bound with silk braid.
s135O and $50 The latter satin-lined throughout
Black Jersey Cloth Jackets at 45. 90. 81. 50. $lO
and 81 8 So tailor finished.
Tan Broadcoth Jackets. with and without lap seams
IS during Special Sale.
Tailor finished Broadoloth walking jackets. in
Navy. Brown. Garnet Mahogany 50 and %. Satin
lined throughout Another Specia, Sale bargsin.
Breadcloth Jackets in Navy. Brown. Goblin. Ma
hosany. Gray. Also. in English Check Cloths 90
THE PALATS ROYAL.
{Adv't continued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

MonE New BRAIDED RoBrs.
Monday morning we shall offer in our Dress
Goods Department
A CHOICE COLLECTION
OF
WOODEN PATTERN BRAIDED ROBES
The superior OF which has never been shown by
us, and ladies' in search Of handsome dress of
exclusive pattern and style should not fail to
inspect this sttrsstive assortment which 10 now
at its best s7.50 to $40,
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sts. n. v.
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Everybody IL exonerated in the Prospect Gene
tsy Investigation, and Of the numerous en-
counters arising from the affairs OF this cemetery,
the only one sti In progress Is the controversy in
court TO determine who owns IL. Ais well that
ends well
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HANDSOME SASH R1nBoSs

We have small lot of very elegant SASH RIBBONS
left over from last The wholesale price was s36
for II yards. We have marked them down to a 25
per yard The co!ors WHITE. BLUE, PINK
GREY. LEMON. CARDINAL. and BLACK They
are woven brocade floral designs and are the most
pensive goods made. At sI.25 they are dirt cheap
We have just measured aud marked lot of CHAN
CILLY LACE REMNANTS less than cost Great
bargains are in the lot
Short Remnants of figured INDIA SILKS at Soc
just opened lot Of new INDIA and CHINA SILKS
in entirely new styles.
MORE SILKS in all colors to match Dress Goods
New PRINTED BENGALINES.
New CHALLIS
New PRINTED CANTON CREPFs
The best BLACK SURAH ever sold for 7Sc
ONE PRICE ". NJ SINISTER sons
ap2I 9l9 Pennsylyania avenu.
MEMS PLEATED-BOSO WHITE SHIRTS zoe
Collars, 15c. B2UMS' ~
aP~i-%t. T4J-s47 Sth st. Sc.
TIVE GREAT PIC. SALE NOW GO Nc on AT TYF
Il DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1241 and l243 / i IN
81 sc, viii interest the gentlemen well as ladies'
ap2O-3t
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F; ST Ale;
s sss 8 e {T AZ [
4 ZOO I LIN =
e. | +. / III / ! .s s. = + Nh
+ II ssss TIT
/ II 5 $50 +
I'LL Il ssss I
FOR MONDAY. APRIL 90.
NEWS BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE. Full regular
made double heels and toes improved shape; pairs
for 25c. Good value at 25c pair.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
advertisement continued).
BLACK Dnrss GooDs BARaA1ss.:

From samples brought to us from other stores we
md we can claim the following unusual bargains
BLACK Surah Silks. &c., 75c, 81, a1.19. S1.25
Black Silk Grenadines. 81 and Sl25.
Black Silk Merveilleux. S9c. yard
Black Satin RhAdsme. 75c. yard.
We know you can't duplicate our soc. Merveilleux
under 81. The quality Of Rhadsme: at 75c. we have
not seen under S5c.: more often 81 is asked
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

IMPORTED BEADED V1s1rEs.
The unusual good values and the beauty of the new
visitss. you cannot but recognize and appreciate.
Pelsrines at s1O. SIS. s22 and s27
visites at s12. eco. s22. s23, s27. s32 and s36.
Mourning visites s19. % 1, s29. $50 $50 and sGs.
For AGED ladies' $40. SIS and $40.
capturing Special Sale. the $40 Pelerinss are Of
fered for % they of Ottoman Silk beaded back and
'front.' ,stted sleeves. We're told the best in town for
go. n
The s23 visitss are offered for 500 until wedfss-
day evening; they have vest front with long tabs:
heavily beaded sleeves with pendants; ornament with
pendants on back.
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

Tho Hosse worked yesterday with gratifying
vim on appropriation bills Its motto for the time
bang n business before pleasure" and it is ev1-
dently eager 70 dispose OF these current financial
coecsens IN order 70 rsvel In the delightful and
Dous-inspefing tariff discussion.
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u ARE OFFER. HEAVY SEAMLESS MATING
~ l?c per yard; Extra Imperial Heavy Fancy Mat
ting, 15c. per yard. BLUMS,
sp2I2r 745-747 Sth st. se.
DEAD THE POST AND GET POSTED ABOUT
~ the great 21c sale now in progress at
kAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINATION.
ap20-3t 1241 and 1X43 18th ct ne.
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EXCLUSIVE Noyzzr1zs l. SArrrss.

sEAToN PERRY
VIII SfEs bk & rhE Es sEc ss4
EENs FOR THIS SEASON
Mo 9T II ~ SARIE OF TIE
IIMMPE3ganTTAII9y ORDER, WHICH WE'RE SOLD
abe 10Th s sIGE HNp
sok6Eks ron aAk SifHkkH ND 'AApiNiAhh
ssE sSGESE2 70 S.NE M FOB Be- shns
ELSEWHERE N This CITY
scoTeH arNdhaMs II ENT Hhdn NEW Aki DE-
SoyELTfEs IN IMPORTED -ALL WOOL cHA1-
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED ENGLISH MoHAIRs
NIp , FFKTIvNrhD ALL LINEN LAWNS IN CHOICE
"UNUsUALLY GOOD VALUES IN WHITE, BLACK.
AND coLoRED INDIA SILKS, Al 7s. s5c. AND
.,cURE D INDIA silks Al 75c. LII AND
az Si.5S aI tN AVN = IMPORTATION Ar 81. s1.aS.
,,o 0RED SURAH SILKS AT Z SC AND ei.-
AA Abp Az noi TIE 4Nh EW 9sPRfSs
cE2IsE SSEHRsr II C, sI WOOL AND SILK
TEESSH psfss FAbk az RANG ING from fARoM
sIPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEAToN PERRY
PITY Building. Pennsylvania ava. cor. 9thL,
color Ribbed Hose, split feet &C. per pair: Boys
applet. 745-747 sth st. sc.
EoR BoYs-THERE ARE WHITE AND MIXED
a the HAS, and fQ5 STs saS5s 8d N spIS5s &c.
ap20-3t I24l and 1243 18th st se
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Ricnmond ana now st. Louis are the latest Amer.
lean cities 70 employ electric motors on street
csrs win washington be the next?
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FAscr EmBnorprnr DrpARrxrsr.
''Opxs,seu o. BLAcK GRrsAprsrs.


It is predicted that Grenadines will not only
hold their own the coming season but will ex-
coed their former popularity. and this fact b.
comes oil the more evident the season ad-
vances We shall carry . more extensive line
thsu heretofore. and are fully prepared for aAy
demand.
23-inch Plain Blsck. All silk Grenadines; d,
81.26. and 81 .37k per I'd
Blsck AL SAX Armure 0rsuadi1se, 22k in,
81 and 81. IS; - inoh st el60 per I'D.
Lupins' celebrated Black Blk snd Wool Iron.
frame" Grenadines, 20 inch. 1dn. 81. md sl25
= Per I'D.
Black All-Silk- Tafeta Grsuadins, - fn.,
= S125. S1.oZk and % per I'D.
Black All.silk Crepe GrsnaAtne, a1.S7k md
31.5O per I'd
gain Blsch Moire AllSilk 0rsnsdins, sl.75
Per I'd.
Stli-and- Wool Afmurs Grsnsdins, White SUI
Stripe. e1.50: plain TO match, sl25.
You will obtain q better idea of the attfactive-
ness and intrinsic worth Of this stock by Q per-
sonsl inspection.
WOODWARD b LOTHROP
Corner 18th and sts. NV
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WASH DnEss Goops.

WASH DRrss GooDs. =
New patterns in Challis Just in. Also, plain color1
and 200 pieces Of "Crepene," at SC. yard
Some new plaids in Anderson's Scotch Ginshams
will be added on Monday to stock of stripes and
plain coors-20c., 25c., 3Oc.. 4Oc.. and soc.
koechlin's Sateens in all the best patterns, with
plain colors to go with them
+" MONDAY, April g. shall have a better range
o. shades larger variety Of styles and better values
ct the prices FOR ALL DRESS GOODS than at any
previous time this season.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WASIEp . DICKS AeENcY IoR COOKS
% end ssS us s. : {. :' and :SSe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron WHITE AND
~. coiorsd eoSfs m.ids. nur.e.. Nsise~ kitchen
S:Sss hiod fsaaiS ass ST ' ~ s sss
WANrkp-BY SETTLED coiosiiD WOMAN
apPs :, THa sfKSfSs NJ
W.TSJe.5pI,oIS,II WHITE IogIE o. Eic.T5Esl
q; xs: far sins S.. and ss'i S z
w whi,e man q lasse seaasin,sncs. nov el.fisaIIy
desire. i's.S Ar ' ss lfrsa'' stS nj
WANTED.AN ExPERIENcEp NURSE WANTS
Gnanse Of an Invalid willing 20 travel fyr the
PEoTEssi oSIi Star s oiSe '''' r''''sn'e sysi
WANTEp.A POSITION IN REAL-RsTATE OR
ter: Best Of references. 1ddrs.s & Il. j, ss.r
WANTED.,A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN. Ex-
Ess%s,s q x s%%pioysf 1dd's:. c. SIS 5f
WANTED a REGISTERED PHARMAcIsT,
1o r. wishes stnssion Best q
star Office. lt.I
WANTED = BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoREp
Wv woman situation as chaInberfnsid IN private
Call III. sVenins IL oia sh m s s'0d I
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
tno Nurses Seamstress. Men Waters Cooks Coachmen
Butlers sAML A. CooMbs, 926 = ST NV IL.
INTERPRETATIONS ron NAN COOK
w three nrst-clsss walters, coschman with seven
years reference: also. white girl for chambermaid
and sewing. DONDoRE CO. az Mstn.w lr
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF NINETEEN DE-
w sires situation general worker desires 10 live
WITH employer: thoroughly understands care Of
horses; has worked in store. J. sCHAEFER al4 I'd
st. ne. an2o-2ts
WANTED - A SITUATION DY A YOUNG IN
w eilshinan as fo9tman and second man IN private
family good references. Address W. J., star ofce.
WANTED-BY A REsPEcTABIE WHITE Girl.
w Situation as chds nurse or chsmbermsid: no
WANIED-BY A GOOD STEADY MAN WITH
BE Groesry or Tea and Coffee house. Address EN-
khoi. Star Once. ap20-2t
INTERPRETATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
help free 70 employers; reference guaranteed 70
be genuine. STEVENS EMP LOYMENT AND ROOM.
RENTING bohEAU, fl1 9Th NV I'LL pm sp2o-6ts
Nv ANTED-ExCELLENT CLERK WHO Has
to learn the patent and would be elsd 20 in
need answer. W A r.. Star ONCE. apls-3t'
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, POSI-
w ton as collector for instsloent business Of
kind real estate experienced in the business and
snorSaF FL sSSa.iSted With the city Address
WANTED-BY YOUNG WIDOW, A PLACE AS
w Housekeeper for gentleman; has had experiences.
ise good cook. &C reference. Address RUTH. star
office. apl9-3t'
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T ] Z I. E II I T f: f. e. E.

We were tempted few dsys go to bid on
lot Of 1.422 pairs Boys and YouthS Shoes.
which the assignee Of dsfunct manufacturing
Arm was very DESTROYS to Close out in ordsr to
wind up the Affairs Of the concern.
Our offer was accepted and a. . result part
Of the goods are hers, balance on the way.
These goods ere unrivalsd for durability. and
as we have not the room for than We shall offer
them 1T suoh low prices that We know they will
be out of our hands within very fsw daya
Following il list Of the goods, their real
values and our prices:
LOT 1-704 Pairs Boys and Youths High-cut Veal
Calf Button, sizes IL to en-; value o1.50-
our Price 81.
LOT 2-33s Pairs Youths. IL 10 "a fair stitched
dressy button; value e1.75--our price ol-3a.
LOT $3.50 Pairs Boys. 3 to 81. veal calf button:
value sl.75-our price s1.15,
DON'T MISS THESE REALLY RARE BARGAINS
wM HAHN 4 co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HousEa
SIC Seventh street;
1922 Penn. ava NV,
ap2O 231 PennA ava "a
LYME QUALITY CHECK NAINSOOK. DIFFER
II ent sizes checks. Sc. per yard 4O-inch wide India
Linon 5kc. per yard. BLUMS.
ap2l-2t' S45-747 Sth at. &c.
EOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS - THERE ARE
feet 2le,, at the DOUBLE COMBINATION.
ap20-3t 1241 and 1243 18th IT. &c.
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Our buyer happsnsd luckily to b in New York Just
when maAu1actarsr needed 70 rssass on his STOCK.
An ss Of ~ le~nsss msy b cleaned b. this quosa
tion. q FOR vKLvET. TANNED cHAIITE Tea.
GOWNS WITH pRINcESs BACK; THE SANE Al
SOLD HHRBToToRE FOR $3.50 We hsvs over
100 bar aims for the special sale this bsanoh Of our
department.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Advt. continued,
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SupERron BLAck SUE LAcEs
Woo1Es DsEss GooDs BAnoArss

WooLEN DREss GooDs BAnoA,ss.
Not what you tell much but the way you have
lowing rs bargains:
36inch CASHMEREs at 35c. in all the very latest
shades; also. white. cream and black
48.inch HENRIETTA. at &c. Superior quality
all wool. All the shades
80 and 4O-inch CASHMERES and SERGES at so
and CSC. worth 80 and 75c tA5H
o4-inch ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS at 4f35
Spring weight all shades including old rose gobelin
and serpent blues, mahogany and tan.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Adv0rtisen continual,
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HrLADE1,HrA STORE.

l. H1LADELHHIA STORE.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
just received full line of DRESS TRIMMINGS
such ss Gimps. Brsids Braided Sets in Silver Gilt
and mixed colors Black and White. Special in Gimp
al 43c; worth DOC. Elegant styles at Soc. and mp
JET TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES AND WRAPS
Beaded Gimp from soc per yard up to q. so.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. AND NoTfoSs.
Also, full line Of Gloves in Isle Thread Tsffeta
and s,ik in Col3red and Black from 1879 up to Soc
full line of French Satines in all the newest and
best goods in plain and fancy styles Call and see our
stock Domestic satines at 12c the best in the city
GlNGHAMS.-Frencbs and Domestic Ginshams in all
colors, styles and prices.
WHITE dooDs.A great variety in Plain, Plaids
and Stripes, at all prices
EMBROfDERItS.
full assortment from &c a yard up TO al
LACES OF all kinds in Black and White, narrow and
CORSETS-A full assortment of all kinds and prices
speelsI; one lot Corsets, all sizes, at 63c worth
St2S Ihompson's and Warmers speciality
LA! LACE CAPs1Don't forget that our stock of Lace
cheapest From II &c. up to 81 80.
DOhESl lCS-Our department. il full of all the best
makes Of Cottons and Sheetings. Bargains in Pillow
Cotton we are selling at the wholesale price of o. yd
MATTlNGS. MATTINGS. MATTINGS = Don't
forget our stock Msttinzs rstclass stock and very
10" prices. Whlte and Fancy from ~ &C. up to soc.
CARHAkr h LEIDY.
ap2i-G 92s Tth and FOG sts. NV.
IT AIDES FANCY COLLARS AND CUFFS loo
H per set. IL yards Linen Torehon Lace. Sc.
apZI-2t. 145-747 sth ST. Sc.
EOR GENTs-THERE ARE SCARFs OF ALL DE-
only gle: At the DOUBLE coMBfNAT iS '''
ap2O-3t I24l and 1243 II til st. se.
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LADr.s Am CnIDnrrs Jrns,Y..

TAs lasssss stock; the best vsristy, the lowsss
prisss n this aty. wstaswM
TIE fALAIs RoYAr.
svz1 Cor. Pa svs. ana 1sth T.,
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LAprrs AM Cn1rDnrrs U1srraa
Lashs weight for sssssisn~ purposes. = low = %
ssss With what ven eGse q - and "a.
TIE RALArs ROYAL,
CAavt continued.
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FOR RENT-ELATS

IHoR RENT-wEsT END FLATS = 2GsO ST
u i've large communicating rooms aud bath. range
hot and cold water. coal cellar. and
meter ego 80 References required. Apply 10 aniior
ap21-3ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

EOR RENI-FIRsT-CLAss OFFICE ROOMS AT
7O5 sth ct NV, suitable for patent lawyers. claim
exente. arch1tects real estate and
drsughtsmeR, &c. First hOor, two large rooms, 500
Third door, three good aged rooms els. Immedists
Possession e1vsn TYLER RUTHERFORD,
mh30-4w' 1907 Ct nv.
ESoR RENT-oFFIcEs-
u One desirable room st 1879 = ct, sd,uiu,ns Sun
bunamR Tor enc. Apply W. hifY pEkbLE,
epI3-lm 1879 81. ".
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oEn REWARD WILL Blk PAID BY YOUNG
SVVman having the best recommendations
Gxrds character. 6e-. but lacking the necessary
huepce, TO any persou who Will secure him position
conductor In the Putnam service: comrnunica-
tons CONFIDENTIAL. Address CONDUCTOR Star
emca spl9-ys
II WILL GIVE ANYONE WHO Will GET NE
- place in anyone Of the Government departuas1s&
that VII pay me 500 or more month ten cent for
two yeara Address Box l25. stsr once sp1s-9e
A M LADY WHO HAS NOT SEEN The NEW
a singer Automatic. Tension. Chain stitch No9ee-
less " wing Machine viii please call send her 81
fHz SINGER MANUFACTURING Co,
0ppodts the Patent o1Bcs. spiy3s
NIvn sEhvlCE ExANINATJ0N QUESTIONS
600. sw MYxk, a " Ivy f2's!.usa
a UTh0RIzEp PRIvAIE DETIGTIvx AonxcI:
q al heus W.xiIIiAHSH sssssr.S56 Issnv y3xn'
Il ANKp = IbRo0ks u.AfE CHIT 2. sEoexr
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lANEs 4 NcDEviTL cHAn{n z. uryDkI
TSss sesnc ~ asiscsszscs q 6osssns.sSi aunie.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LroR RENT-oIE OF THE BEST STORES on
u f4th et n.wa 1904 suitable for any business ApL
ply 70 j. W r. MYERS son, l42s New York ave-
EoR RENT-HALF OF LARGE BASEMENT
store. 6O5 7th %. opposite Patent Once InQuirt
on premises. VIM FREDERICK. Manufacturins
Jeweler 1ts
LroR RENT-le0e 7rH ST NV
II new and desirable store. with rooms for house
keeping on second hoOr water bath room and Al
eonveniences; hne retail business neightOrhood
THOs- y. fISHfR& CO.
ap2O-4 1924 81. nv
LSoR RENT-l3ll ST. NV
An excellent store In Of the best locations in
the city. THOS j. FISHER a CO.
apZO-St l324 Ct NV.
EoR RENT-A FINE NEW FIRST CLASS DOUBLE
store. with very arRe basement suitable for fancy
or dry goods counter and fixtures cOplete iDclud
lng sllyermounted show case. best locality. Apply
lll2 nth St. near Massachusetts, W., from %
10 O'Clock morning OF = 80 evening. ls-ot-
LoR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1896
II 18th st. NV containing l3 rooms. " IN all nod
ern improvements. Inquire 1855 ian 81 n1l-l2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

L B. BARSUN. l. CO.,
S3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-20
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

Miss Laura M. Marquand. daughter of John
Phillips Maryland, was married to Henry Oliver
Walker, the artist, at her fathers home, No. 13 West
Forty ninth-st, yesterday at p. m. The ceremony
witnessed by few relatives and intimate friends
among whom was a party which had come from Bos-
ton The bride wore a gown Of white corded silk,
trimmed with point lace, and tulle veil There
were bridesmaids. The two brothers Of the bride
acted ushers and d. NJ Bunker, of Boston, best
man. The Rev. Dr. O. A Bartol, Of Boston, oacated,
the Rev. Theodore C. Williams Of this city, assisting
There was another quiet wedding ct the homo Of
Benjamin NJ. Hsrtshom, No. "a West Fifty-stIth "
the afternoon, when his daughter Miss Hartshorn,
was married to James Trask The Rev. 7 McKee,
oflciated. small reception followed
The wedding OF Miss Cecilia Andrews, daughter Of
Mrs. Thomas Andrews to Charles NJ Wilkinson, will
take place on Monday evening, at the Collegiate
Church
Philadelphia, April 10 specIaD.-J. somers Smith
was married this morning to Miss Mary Nixon Smith
daughter Of Cooper Smith, at Christ Church The
bride and bridegroom relatives Of John welsh
OK minister TO England. The wedding was ATTENDED
By q largo number Of society people.