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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-05
LANsBURaH 4 BRO.
EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

Bargains for this week - follows lot of chdren'a
COTTON UNDERWEAR, consisting Of CHEMfsE
AND DRAWERS. trimmed with lace and mbroiderieG
made Of the best brands Of cotton, at 25c and 37o
which Is less than half Of their former prices. Cons
and examine them.
A quantity of ALI-wHALEBoNE coRsETs, in
ladies', Misses and Childrens sizes, reduced from
81 75c and Csc. to 25c they but slishtly soilsd
the principal reason for this great reduction Ia to close
out the remainder Of lot
Several dozen of FINE LACE CAPS FOR GILL
DREN, made of FRENCH NULL and trimmed with q
good quality ofValenciennes and Cuny lsces consist
ing OF many different Sizes will be sold ct 10c, regu.
lar value 371sc.. Soc, 75c, and 81 Come early in
order to get the best choice
One case Of FINE BLACK SATINE REMNANTS
containing most desirable lengths ct l2kc., worth
no less than Csc
cases genuine :TUsCARoRA CAMBRIA REM.
NANTs in lengths to suit every purpose at l0c pei
yard, regular price 12kc.
Anew invoice of CHALLIE REMNANTS, beautiful
styles of light figured at 12kc worth 1sc. and plain
coors Including all the newest shsdss at lie. gener
ally sold at 15c.
Several cases Of wEITE GOODS REMNANTS, n
follows:
Small and large CHECK NA1Nsooks at exc. worth
Sc.
STRIPED AND PLAID oRGANDIEs, fine quality
clean finish. and good lengths. ct 12,Sc, worth 1s
LACE STRIPED CREAM COLORED ORGANDIEs
extraordinary manufacture. at 12Hc generally sold
at2Oc.
One case of LIGHT coLoRED COTTON BRocApz
DRESS GOODS including many new shades Of Drsb
At 4,sc.. elegant fabric for ordinary house wear
We also take the opportunity 10 inform the public
that our VELvETEEN CORDUROYs. AND vELU.
TINA DEPARTMENT has been removed to our Sd
floor, and call especial attention to full line OF
SPRING CoRDURoYS At reasonable pricsa
ONE PRICE As HEREToFoRE.
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1t ia the principle of the BON MAI.cHE to offer for
sale even at the very lowest prices but thorough
" priceworthy goodS
We have the honor to inform our lady patrons that
illustrated catalogue of the novelties of the
IL Just out and win be sent prepaid to all persons who
apply for it.
By Of the constant extension Of our businsss
our assortments Of summer novelties larger than
ever before and safely assert that the advan-
tases which offer in point Of quality and eheApness
Of all our goods incontestable.
On demand we send free Of postage samples Of al
our new tissues. Of Silks, Pushes velvets Woolsna
Draperies stnrs. Printed Goods, Laces Ribbons,
Carpets and Uplols cry Goods. we'll Albums,
descriptions and d. gns Of our models Of new toilets
CONNECTIONS Dresses and Costumes for ladies and
young girls Suits for gentlemen and boys Hats and
Headdresses, SkirtA Underskirts Peienoirs. Trous-
seaux Underlinen ready-made Underwear, Handler
chiefs Shirts for gentlemen and boys Stockings fun
shades Umbrellas, Gloves, Flowers and Festherx
Shoes for ladies, gentlemen and children Bedding,
Coverlets, White Curtains, Articles for Travel, Mer
ceries Paris Fancy Articles Tapestry Furniture &c.
The warehouse Of the BON MARCHE, specially con-
structed for large novelty trade il the most spacious
best arranged and most thoroughly organized in the
world. Itconains all that experience has shown to be
useful agreeable and comfortable and for these very
reasons Is one OF the notable sights of Paris.
The new wings added recently make the BON
MARCHE unique establishment Of its kind
As goods cannot be sent o. D. to countries beyond
the seas We request our clients to remit with the
oroer price OF the gooos ogetnef with the amount
OF eventual charges Of packing, freight. &c. Goods,
the invoice Of which exceeds the Of $751;
free Of charges to the nearest shipping port except
furniture, bedding and certain heavy and bulky
articles, which cannot be prepaid.
The BON MARCdE has no branch Offices or agencies
either In France abroad Ladies are specially re-
quested TO beware of merchants who use the name Of
the BON MARCHE in order to mislead purchasers,
and more particularly to offer them BOUCICAUT
GLOVES, whose trademark ~ universally known, and
which only sold at the Paris warehouse Of the BON
MARCHE.
Interpreters in all lansuages ap5-2t
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New GossAmERs FoR 1888.

The novelties in Scotch Plaids are Chanseable Col
ors. Cloth finished Gossamers and Ragans are much
admired Those Of Silver Gray for ladies at and
misses At 81 30 particularly light and graceful YET
waterproof and durable.
Uace bargains belowJ
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MONEY! SAVED To Mrx.

supposs you do pay promptly, are you not sware
that stores that do Q credit business must charge
higher prices indiscriminately. In COLUMN sdyt In
The Post" We give hundred illustrstions proving
the PALAI6 ROYAL prices average from 10 10 ID per
cent below prevailing prices. fully equipped Cent?
Furnishing Store near door Of No. 1110 Penna ave.
(See 12th-st window display
THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
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GRrAr RrDucr1oss liz
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS
BALBRIaGAN HALF HOSE,
Now So; former price a per Dozen
Now "a; former price SO per dozen.
Now IS; former price 81 SO per dozen
Now 50; former price 80 per dozen.
Now ss; former price s12 Per dozen.
Our assortment Of
FANCY CoLORED L1sLE-THREAD AND COTTON
HALF HOSE
10 compete and we offer them At the following prices
AL 75c. half hose now Soc per pair
AL 81 sL13. and 81 .25 half hose now 75c per pair
All e. so and Sits half hose now 81 per pair.
All s2 half hose now s1.25 per pair
Merino and Cashmere half hose. sizes ana 81, now
25c.; former price SOC. per pair.
WEIGH, Marsetson Cos Black SILK Ties reduced to
Half Price.
Weleh Marsetson & Co.'S Spring ScarA, formerly
sold at 81: now 25c. each
Fancy Silk Hsndkerchiefs and Mufsers At Half
Price.
Our Entire Stock of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
must'be sold before the FIRST OF AUGUST NEXT
and the prices marked that it cannot but inter-
est those who are looking for Bargains.
VIM q. McKNEw,
Successor to
R H. TAYLOR,
ap5 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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Tske the entire lot and I'll sacrifice them" said thu
importer. We did take them-neariy 500 pieees-pait
promptly for them. and Just third less than ",
bought few pieces in the usual way. Then we "a
vertised them and judging py daily besieeed lact
department. We think every lady in Washington hs
heard Of the cheap lsces at the PALAIS ROYAL.
Nurther particulars below.)
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LOST AND FOUND

II OsT-s30 REMARD-A SMALL BLACK Ann
IL Tan Gyp. answering g name VI Daisy The above
reward win be paid by delivery % ixll X 81 NV n
n OsT-Fox TERRIER DOG. ABOUT TWO YEARs
M. old flDSss ihsr. 5srsrdsa Answers g shs
II osT : HAIRLESS MEXICAN DOG NAMED
ATowzer" Reward for return 20 62O B ST. sw lts
STRAYED-a SCOTCH COLLIE SRLAcK-AKp-
-, Tan IN color, Answsrns 70 the name Of hcvdv a
reward xin b psad for his return 70 1923 q 81 q
sp6-3t.
II osT-iEsTHRpAY MORNING. NORTH or PA
1/svs and wsse q 5th "a. seal watch charm With
= ono. q SoSfs son. Tia sns az Su he .f
Ss s;s,I E 8 ssss q enc Vii b. sEsss :.
ms eehfn 70 loy. L& ap4-3ts
CTRAYEp AwAr. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ATRII.
o. svins q eeihr ksvssd G1vsS h rssurnsd " -
II o9I-If fHI LADY WHO TooT THE Ri..cT
~ euk 9sn1ed Nsntlils By mistake on Tassd.S 49,
neon - In 44netor 6tnnfords rrcapeion vfl7 49,
y sa9s 70 isol \ H. ne VII securs her own vrSn
II OF ~ s10IxN-YnoH lS2 6T. an. TUEa-
noay sisexn2on. medium -s1ssd bisci sDd N a..
sns1ssns - - nems Of Ted: kas on collar ssd =;
sSce s''''s'' ''"ssa 'sssassd . sSsss si1ss.
u 9 scp on POPPY re yifi ILgL EiS.
vssaa sssszssa v liza sl6 q 49,
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PERSONAL

w changed circular cloak 81 rscsprop Nond-y even
ing please return same 10 senstor PAlmers house.
1880 ST. lrs
Anunber Of housss cheap for canb cAn and pur-
chaser by calling It the oflics II 4 A NcINTfRE
Heal EstAte BROKER. oiS o. mh3l-l0t
A UTHoRIzEp PRIVATE DETECTIVE A0RxCY.
hAn cornmunicafions b. mail OF tel6gTaph promptly
attended 10 and treated strictly conhdenti Once open
6erv1ce) has orKznnod Use1ona1 Dgtecton and IN
euiry servtsa o&oA l221 ost nv ehnlsd sgents =
lanes A HcDFvfTT, CHARIEs :. HlNbHR,
frtssss 1eisstivs Agsqey s.d sSssss g a5sSna
Thls sgency = tndspendsnt q Government OF nunte-
ipal cootsoL ao0 nod eQ9sss for vyas9I nor e.esgl
T0sTT5 OLD STAND n TlI ONLY H1ci
d vhsrs nrst-class second Had cao(kHg en- .
- = 'sa5Sssah's SasA A6sss@ snHslsb
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f. + +. IS s: $ = III :: =:
1. e. e. T E. Hs1
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En- E Esfh go Ett E. I'LL
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90 TIT ssss q
+ 3S + ssss i
ILL 90 + ssss


70 accumulate and they be sold make room for
new goods that are arriving daily Therefore,
rows sale viii be unusually attractive. Only few Of
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
An extra offering in Gnghams. All Of our zoe Scotch
Zephyr and Cable Cord Ginghams Friday 15Xc I'd
price fas " be- s:t Nnid's Cambria
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
a.. Stamped Pillow shams. worth Csc pair; Friday Is
Lot Of Stamped Linen tides, worth loc. Friday s
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
osc Lace Bed Sets g psces worth 81 so; Friday.
sFrR Rugs. were sa75; Friday. q.
HOSIERY DEPARTLENT
Lot Of Chidren's fiat Hose in navy blue sizes In
Il sas's q Bcy BssE 1 RSosa n.r.
NOTION DEPARTMENT
! Lot Of Toilet Cases containing mirror comh mai,
cleaner snoe and glove buttoner TO close on Fri
Lot Of Hosiery Darnins Balls to close on. on Fri.
TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Standard Florida Water; Friday. pic
Lot OF run Boxes, to close out on Friday 2c ZACH
JEwELhY AND LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Lot OF OIydized and Silver Chain Bracslsts, 70
L Of Gents wallets. worth soc Fr EdiaSy 10c
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
.boi Lot q Beaded Capes worth % to $40: Friday.
Lot Of Black Spanish 40-inch wide. all Sill I.cs
flouncins worth eL5 so I'd Friday, 81 yd.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARrMENr.
Lot OF nne Embroidered Muslin Tea worth n.
TO 2oc. Friday Toe. each, '' WITH Aoc'
T5c. WYNN ~A-~S; fhosys
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
RED AETTER SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
42-inch SWISS Elouncings worth &c., now 3sc
4o-inch Swss:F1ouncings worth liz and Al ~ ~ en-
LACE DEPARTMENT..
Eea. Iorehop Lace. worth i0c. I'd: Friday DC yd
Friday. 75c. ' "o''n SLSo
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Mems Soc Colored Half Hose Frid.v Of.
In Drawers only, sizes SO and 80 only Frdsv S5
BOOK DEPARTMENT
Special lot Of Music Folios vocal and in.<r,,r..,
regular price SOC. Friday. soc 'i~aen~a'
Another lot regular pnce 25c.. Fridsy l6c
Lot of DE-. Jekyu and Nj. HYDE bv Stev.n.,,
regular price, Poe; Friday, l0c. sn'on'
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A SEAsoNABIE SHOE BARcA1N.

whole column in 'The Republican" devoted to our
Special Sale Of Shoes" Only space to spare here for
mention Of one Special Sale bargain The S425 But
ton Boots, with Straight Goat vamp Quarters and
Dongola Tops, for 93.75.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Wrap bargain below,
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WANTED--ROOMS.

NVANTED-AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR IN
w furnished for two adults IN good location,
street cars state lowest terms for summer Address
PERMANENT, Star Office. ap5-2ts
WANfED-LADY WANTS ROOM IN PRIVATE
w family furnished not TO exceed 90; permanent n
suited. Address Box "a. Star Office. It,
WANTED = BY MAY L. 5 UNFINISHED
W rooms. with light and heat second foor with or
without board: terms must he reasonable; location
bet. 18th and 2oth. g aud NJ sts- NV Address q.
stating terms Star Office. sp5-3ts
WANTED-FoUR UNFINISHED ROOMS ON
w second floor by three adults: would be rerfna-
nent IL suited reference given would furnish part Of
hall. Address Box IA, Star Office. ap5-3t'
NANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, TWO
w or three unfinished rooms first second floor,
between 9th and 18th. and SITS. NV. on lettered
ST. Address giving terms Box 1871 Star Office. ap43t'
WANIED-oFFICE ROOM IN NEIGHBoRHooD
w of and 18th SITS, l4th. between q and L
SITS second hoor south west front State terms by
year. VIII ich must be moderate ~. X. S." Office
ap4-2ts
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HAVING MOVED FROM 1909 r ST TO 527
l110th st., d0ors below F, We are now prepared "a
supply our customers with any goods In the
GENTS FURNISHING LINE.
SHIRTS to order specially
Don't forget our new plscs.
ap5-6t Branch Baltimore Shirt Fsctory.
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Wars FoR Stout LADIES

The new SILK Dolmans prettily trimmed with
Passementerie and SILK Chantily Lace; a. large a.
~ inch bust measurement. Only $40 and els each.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(IJnderuear harc holowN
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED-ENGLISH LADY AND SON WOULD
w take charge Of furnished house for summer; ref
erenees city clergymen- Address ]. ", Star office
ap5-3ts
NANTED-TO EXCHANGE UNIMPROyED OR
w improved property for q desirable residence in
the northwest part OF the city must hsve less than
~ rooms: viii buy for cash good bargain Is offered
Address A. W., Star Office. ap5-3t
VVANTED-A WIDOW LADY AND DAUGHTER,
w intending TO remain in the city during the sum
mer, would like the care OF furnished house refer
snces given if required Address "ofice," woodmont
Flats 18th ST. and Iowa Circle. ap4 St.
WANTED-To BUY FROM OWNER. A WELL
w built house. with modern improvements Of about
10 rooms with yard and two baths. bet. II and and
18th and 18th sts state lowest terms aud location
Address A. u, Star Office. ap4-3ts
NANTED-FOR A CASH CUSTOMER, SEVERAL
w small houses that would ray well for Investment
No delay If price is low and title satisfactory.
mh3l-10t F. A. MCINTYRE. A1s vt.
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WANTED--BOARD.

VNANTED-BOARD AT EVANSVILLE OR 9TH
w er suburb for three adults and child aged seven
references exchanged give full Particular Box $685.
Wsshngton, d. @. It,
"ANTED-BOARD-WEL FURNISHED ROOM
w and frstclsss table board bet 9Th and 18th SITS,
and bet. Pa and st; wanted April 20. Address
K D. z, 1900 Pa. ave- it,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


GoING TO RETIRE,wANr TO SELL LARGE
Nand well established commission business: bess
kSdrsss ~ inS e' sA III, r.m Center M.
EoR sALE-A F1RsT-CLAss RESTAURANT AND
DINING s.loon N north west dons rood business.
.psst ''' 'no N'h Z Buy SofER , 81 fsSe
A CHANCE TO INVEST $1,000 so AS TO REAL
~ lie 90 per cent On investment Investment secured
sps-as N h TO- a
LSoR sALE-A GROCERY STORE AND FIXTURES
u on st nv; stock fresh. location No /; prics
spS-si. 1' " ~ G soHfR S sis s AZ :. s' y.
EoR sALf-CIGAR STORE CENTRALLY Lo-
for .eps ao or se .ns e r s res.
store need answer Address Box Ia, Office ara ts
WANIED-PARTNER,w WITH FRow $4,000 TO
ssfe setimSte mercantile business in Which, h. M.
s and me 's adSs. Sa sar his
A RARE CHANCE FOR YOUNG MAN Win
d. r. ssos : St GeOrsesosn. d c sps-a. y
I>oR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss BUSINESS STAND.
Tor rent sree sss TsS sss s
house; situstion corner Of 81 and sta sI3-3t'
EoR sALE-A MELbEsLABL1sHED SALOON
lied BY the Center Market dealers DANIEL orc.
GALLAeHAN. assignee Of VIM AdsIasOn, iooe : -
TWO LoTs FOR SALE II EVANSVILLE: BEST
location; price Reasonable. Address LOIS Star
N---~N-
COTTAGE AND EIGHT LOIS FoR SALE Ar
SNOneuitt Beach. near New Bedford Mas. term.
Is,s Nail. Inquire r. L CLARKE p ped
EoB sALI.F0RKEsT HALL DRUG STORE 1890
H and 1862 32d st. rare chance for business IN
District The only one having specis as
partmsnt doins a nps drug. pre.criI tion and soda
and wishing 70 give entire 10 my real estate bust
Address or apply to
mh3l-6t 1890 or i5ss "a
WANTED-2 PER CENT A MONTH FOR SIX
$500 Address Box -. star ONCE. mh3O-0t.
SIX PER CENT INyEsTMENT-sAFE AND CON
Mortgage Bonds real estate Of the Kansas Trust
ana ,bAnking Co.. United states senator John =.
Yers tr r. n, aha ses Union dr1s; CO. q Ns
$500, $500 aud $1,000. sold al par By GEOBGE r.
scHAlER Pacific building. .sole Aren't for The Dis-
certnes to each bond pays the interest coupon. semi
annually, and the principal at maturity. mh2s 3m
A TLANTIC CITY, \. D.. HOTELS BoAkDlN0
AHousss cottAses Lots and Bath-hourss tor rent or
-i %b g g. ADAMS ksai t = SS- AGENT.
A LII SECURITIES LISTED ON THE WASHING
"A ton stock Exchange bought and sold on commis-
non; loans negotis,ea LOUIS SSSN n.
II room Brick. N thoroash repair Inquire q y ".
CALLAGHAN, s3l North Capitol st mh7-lmo
DARTIRs sEEKING SAFE INVESTMENTS IN
Local Securities will lie furnished full psrtlc ulHrv
on En-, rPpli s, at our oino~ eohhf bh9I HEkA
HOLLAND THOMPSON,
III Carpenters, builders and superintendent
Particular sttent,on paid q alterations and repsln
Insurance placed Losns and investments made 4
III III 81 nv.
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SILK VEsrs AND SrocK1ses.

Extra long Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests and Ribbed silk
Stockings to match the latest We offer the set for
S2lS. Colors-Pink, Cream Light Blue Cardinal,
Red; also. White.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Gossamer BARGAIN beowD
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FOR STORES.

LrOR RENT-leO9 sTH ST. n w., DESIRABLE
new store with plate-gla show window and fine
large ccliar three good rooms with best plumbing on
I'd moor THOS. J. FISHER 4 Co,
aP3-ot 1924 1T. nv.
EOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
14th st 20xS0 feet concrete cellar same sixs n.ne
room dwelling above; larxe brick stable rear. 4 O.
CUTTER. 1423 ST. NV. mhl7-tu. thks. Ims
LrOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING AT 1885
II 18th at NV containing ID rooms with all mod
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WANTED-STORES.

XNANTED-A SUITABLE STORE FOR DRUG
w business and rooms for dental Office. Address
r.. 11JO 9TH ST NV ap4-:
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swissrbbed tits generally called Our Vests at 4Sc
ere longer than usually sold for &c., and being pref
thy nnished at neck with Silk Ribbons tits fair TO term
them . bargain.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LroR RENT-WEsT END FLATS, 262O X ST W
II five rooms and bath second floor; range, hot and
cold water gas meter coal closet reference required
Apply to Jantor. mh2s-IOts
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FOX RENT-ROOMS
ToR RENT-DEsIRABLEs SUITE OF ROOMS. PAR
Tor or Second Floor furnished OF unf arnished ele-
ito Board if desired. Address Box H. Star ONCE 4.
I,OR RENT-Two PLEASANT NEwLY-FUR-
nish a Rooms. with good exposure and bay Win
TrOR RENT-ROOMs IN PRIVATE HOUSE NEAR
urban location the District: everything clsss
Connecticut ave- extended ap5-3t'
l1oR RENT-THREE IUNFUBNIsHED ROOMS ON
IL first floors water and gas and large back yard;
rents low also three rooms third door. House
n st aw;; delightful neighborhood; fronts south
IrOR RENT-RoOMs UNFINISHED FOR LIGHT
Il housekeeping at 5l1 I'd St NV; neighborhood
good location central and convenient. ap5-3t'
EoR RENT SUITE OF HANDSOMELY FUR
I nshed rooms on first floor: southern exposure;
| also single rooms. at 1918 II st NV ap5-3r
EOR RENT : TWO NEWLY FURNISHED
xtEoat e I'D SIS Tersncss 1888 C
St NV. sp5-3t'
IIOR RENT-Two FINE ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR.
5 furnished en- suite handsome Offices for
EoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS on
a hSpT cs
mn nished rooms on second oor: heat Isn't bath.
room large essets half square from three lines cars
I,OR RENT-THREE COMMUNICATING ROOMS
nished. 1902 I. ST. NV. ap4-2t-
IroR RENT-soME DESIRABLE ROOMS IN
1 house No; 9l3 u ST NV. also stable. LOUIS p
IcOR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR SHOP OR
ear; entrance on street 921 II st. NV. ap4-3t'
EOR RENT-27 IOWA CIRCLE, HANDSOME
II front room with board. served by French Cook
ap4-2ts
EOR RENT-I1O2 L ST. NV
II Furnished aud unfurnished rooms in . private
parments. and herdics location hrst-class; low
TO good tenantA ap<-2ts
IroR RENT - TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
Il Rooms, second-story, southern exposure heat and
furnished or unfurnished back parlor hrst hoor
convenient TO Government Printing Once terms mod
TrOR RENT SECOND FLOOR; NICELY FUR
II nished paror and chamber. with or without board
18th st NV ap3-3ts
EOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH BOARD.
Il two handsomely furnished bedrooms and private
parlor, If desired Apply n f32i st. corner Ser-
mont ave ap3-0t
IGOR RENT-sUITE OF SECOND FLOOR SOUTH
IL front furnished rooms. with board; also. other
rooms; near War and Navy Departmen ts Government
reservation in front references exchanged 1903
St NV. ap2-6c
INOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
Der foreign minister; location unsurpassed. Apply
at 1901 X at. Franklin Square. mh2x-2w'
NOR RENT-FoR UNEXPIRED PORTION OF
II lease, small apartment in The Portland
TH0S. j. FISHER & CO.
ap2-6t l324 St NV
EOR RENT-16l9 K ST. N.W.-PARLoR FLOOR,
convenient TO Est cars. sud herdcs pass the door:
also stable for rent. ml2o-9ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
IHOR RENT-FIRsT CLASS oFFIcF-RooMs AT
Il 5e5 18th st suitable for patent lawyers claim
agents. architects resi- estate and insurance a9ents
drsughtsmen, &c. First floor, two large rooms S25
Third floor, three good sized rooms sis Irnmedists
possession given TYLER RUTHERFORD.
mh3o-6r 1907 o. NV.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-07
-shool for Training Anctioneera'

IL is runored that IN association Is 70
be formed by several OF the auctloneers.
the purpose of which is to encourage the
flow of oratory and descriptive power
among these slaughterers of goods, wares
and merchandise, public and private IL
is felt that something must be done so
that business may be more equally dis-
tributed among this brotherhood. NO
name has yet been decided upon Tor me
association, though it is rumored IL mas
been suggested that it should be called
the Auctioneer's School of Oratory. A
meeting. it is also rumored, was held re-
Gently, at which various plans OF organi
cation were considered, the matter being
finally left in the hands Of a committee
10 epa and submit a constitution and
bylaws at a future meeting. Some OF
the ideas promulgated were interesting,
and showed that many Of the ~auctioneers
are anxious to rid the craft of the monot-
onous system of selling now commonly
in vogue.
II was shown that in conducting a sale
even ordinary articles of household fur
niture might have their value enhanced
considerably by being mellifiuously de
scribed, and thus invested with an In.
terest that would divest those present OF
their capital. One very silyery tongueo
dweller on the rostrum said that in sell
ing a fancy rocking chair it should b
described as a sermon in leather; a che
val glass as the jocose production OF q
Scandinavian artisan; a ouch as a
dream in plush, on which to seek ana
find repose; a parlor set as having
caught the rays of a vanishing rainbow
another, as enhancing as the CLEAN OF
The stars or the splendor which dies with
the moon; a parlor set possessing a
placid yet tepid aspect; a dining room
in antique oak, a perfect gush OF vo
luminous euphony; al easy chair, 6
caprice in raw silk; q davenport, beau
teous but mingled with a sweet half sad
ness, and an ordinary refrigerator as
symphony of Siberian frisidity.-NeV
York Graphic.