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correspondent, whose communication Is pub
nshed elsewhere, seems surprised at the supposed
surprise OF TIE STAR at the railroad influence In
the senate. The strength OF that influence In CO.
ercing BY threats or persuading By fayors whether
exercised on the Senate or any other legislative
body or on the press, Is not by any means unknown
10 HE STAR The newspaper which dares to speak
Tor the people In opposition to this influence does
not remain long In ignorance OF its power But
strong as these corporations are with Congress
the American people when It arouses itself
with the liked Intention TO accomplish q spe-
cine and well defined purpose, Is stiIl
stronger. Our correspondent indicates that the
railroads are making common cause TO sustain the
pennsylvania system In Its possession OF WASH
ington. II this Is true will not the American peo-
PIE, already Jealous OF the encroachments and the
usurpeo power OF combined corporations, be heard
In defense o. the national capital against rail-
road dictatorship and In defense OF the nations
properly at washington against corporate greede
The meddlesome Intervention OF western roads to
keep the capital In subsection 70 its ruling cor.
poration should reinforce the feeble but Der
sistenr efforts OF the District to secure
relief from railroad evils with the active support
OF the whole American people, and of those men,
bers Of the two Houses Of Congress who represent
TINS people and not merely the selfish interests of
domlneerfng corporations The national capital
has faithful and Influential friends, both In the
senate and In the House. who appreciate the evils
winch IL endureS In this connection. and whose
words OF encouragement are gratefully remem-
oered They are not TO be frightened from the
performance OF their duties exclusive legislators
Tor and guardians OF the district by disguised
threat rom any western corporations which may
aspire 70 take hand In District legislation. n
any body In Congress is TO be scared By such dis
play OF corporate insolence, the American people
cannot learn that fact TOO soon
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~ f1ff UfsfoHT FAfLINos II 80 40 TO "
- tA<tAp, tsv-lsr snd Opticiau. 5OS Oh - n - "
rs ss- yes ss-s t.s.sd vsia OF kinSs trssl isn,ss
~ ~ - - ev<shy. Ry22-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28
THINGS WORTH MENTIONING.

TH1sss WORM MEsr1os1so.
GLOvES--we have received more Of the
Gauntlet Driving Gloves, for ladies'. Dosskin
and Castor. embroidered backs with and with
out buttons. In gray. tan, wood and brown.
SL7o per pair.
on . hand-loom. Soft finished, and as fine a.
carefulness and good selected na1 can makeit.
&c., &c. and 75c. per yard Excellent for en-
broidering on. for drawn work. &c.
PEARL BUTTONS-We yet have few dozen
left of our immense purchase Of Pearl Buttons
at half price. Most desirable dress size. in
eighteen different designs. Heretofore sold at
Csc. per dozen. Now dozen for 25c.
TOwELs-An uneQuslled value is our Knot
hnen) Towels half yard wide and yard long:
only 12hc each. Only 200 dozen in stock.
Grand opportunity for hotel owners
FLANNELS-A table full OF White and Col
ored Embroidered Flannels, in Q dozen or 80
very choice patterns at 75c. per yard.
27-Inch Scotch Tennis and Shifting Flannels
In very neat and desirable patterns. In Light
Checks. Stripes, &c. Had We bought them Q
week or 30 ago the price would be 37hc.; a. it
10 we offer them at 25c. per yard.
WASH PATTERN ROBES-Embroidered and
Braided Sateen. and Scotch Zephyr Robes. Ex-
ceilent line Of Light and Dark shades Embroid-
cred in the same and contrasting colorA
Zephyrs. 81; Ssteens So per Robe.
GINaHAMs-Fifty pieces more Of the fne
American 0inshams we have been selling SO
rapidly at l2Hc.; entirely new colorings in rich
large Plaids and Omber effects. Particular at.
tention is called to the great variety of Blues,
embracing China Blue. Electric, Marine. Goblin
and Navy; also Mahogany. Terra Gotta and Tan
colortnss. 12sc. per yard.
sATEENs-Freres Koechlin's Best French
sateens. at 25c per yard Large and attractive
variety of beautiful designs figures. &c, in col
oring most harmonious.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and + SITS. NV.
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The regular annual controversy has broken ou,
In Canada over the question whether Dominion
Iniitiaraen may consistently visit a Yankee CITY
on the 4th OF July and take part In the patriotic
ceieoration OF the holiday. The argument urged
~ the remonstrants Is that jubiiation over a
defiance OF Great Britain must be disrasterul TO
men loyaito the crown Perhaps this Is true from
one point OF view, but would not really wise and
iaf-Agnted Canadian realize that the Dominion
coold never nave attained its present wealth and
neeoon tne eoionies south OF the St Lawrence
had not given England her nrst serious uarn,ns
that nish-spirited and progressive people must
be treated with respect? The declaration OF tnde-
oencence BY the United Colonies In I776, was
greater blessing 70 every other province OF Great
BritAin, then known or since founded. than 81 =.
possible 70 estimate
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANrED-sso WILL BE PAID FOR A PosI-
and O.. Star once. my2s-3t.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
sor Cooks Chsmbernisids Waitress. l@undress
spu urses Sesmstress. Men Waiter. Cooks CoachDen
bnuen sAML A COOMbS. go y 81 n y. my2s-6t'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
W. Sitnsuon AS nurse. and willing 70 make herself
useful Address s22 29th ST. NV. 1t'
WANTED - DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
W msus waitress. lsundress. sesmstres, nurses
travelling walters. coschmen and hosters for
Ianiy and resorts AL city references 6l3 9Th 81 n
". my2s-bt'
WANTED - BY An HONEST soBER YOUNG
man tSwede) 20 take care Of horses or do any kind
OF Outdoor work. Address l. p. star once. II.
WANTED-By RFSPECTABiF WHITE Girl.
wa situation IS chsmbermaid and waiting, also
Box. SO. Star oftice. rs
WANTED-A YOUNG CoLoRED NAN WANTS
w work IN private family or doctors once. good
referenoe any kind Of Homework Call at 1914 ST.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR so FIRsT-CLAss
w cnanoerinslds; also cooks. nurses waters
drivers, Sc this and other cities No dead beats or
erAnhs need apply. 4. NJ BURNHAM, GOOSE
ST NV my36-6t'
WANTED-BY A DREssMAkfR WORK IN FAM
80, Star office. iny.,t,- ofs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ALL KINDS OF
w nelp Tree 20 employers, reference guaranteed 10
be genuine STEVENS EMPLOY MENT An % ROOM.
RENiINS 81 kEAU. az 9th St NV. till . p.Ia.
WANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN DESIRES A
w situation TO travel with family Apply by per
mission. at Senator Palner's. Mcpherson SQUARE
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BLACK GRENAD1NEs.
We are offering the following unrivalled
values In Silk and Wool and All-Silk Grena-
dimes:
Black lk-and- Wool Iron Frame Grenadines.
% inches wide. 75c., 81 and $1.25 per yard.
23-inch Black Armure Grenadines, in sll-silk
and silk Land wool qualities in plain and
striped. 81, S1.25 aud so per yard.
23-inch Black Plain Silk Grenadines. 81,
e1.25 and 81 .37H per yard.
24-inch Black Tafets Grenadines, 81 62kand
e2per yard.
22k-inch Black Crepe Silk and Wool Grens-
dimes, S1.37 and 81 so yer yard.
24-inch Black Au.Silk Moire Grenadine,
only u rs per yard.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor It'll and # sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

The most important OF the District measures
now before Congress- the railroad bills VIII be dis
cussed In the Senate tomorrow. No matter which
OF the bills prevails it should be amended In the
interest Of the District The Morrill, bill, the
most favorable TO the national capital
should be caused TO require specifically q de-
preston and bridging Of the tracks In
south Washington, according to the plans pre-
sented TO Congress, and should not leave this
greatly needed work at the discretion OF other
persons than Congress- The provision Of this bill
concerning compensation to the Baltimore and
Potomac, "on account Of Its removal of
Its said station on the public reservation
should not 90 more than require the Government
70 buy from the railroad the station building, at
the present shape Of the bill IL Is entirely clear
what Is Intended to be considered In liking the
proposed compensation to the road. The Farwen
bill viii undoubtedly be amended, as suggested
by TIE STAR when It was reported from the COM
Inittee, 50 as TO limit and TO derne
more clearly the space within which the
night OF condemnation may be exercised.
II the Faulkner bill shall prevail over the morrill,
bill, the friends OF the District, In addition TO
securing the amendments concerning the depres-
sion and bridging OF the South Washington tracks
should render the occupation Of the mall as unob-
1ectionable as possible. sixth street should, II
possible, be cleared OF tracks, the tracks on the
mall should be hid, and q suitable bridge across
them provided II compensation for the occupa-
ton OF the pubic reservation Is to be made, 1t
should be paid as rent In recognition of the gov
ernments title, and not in the shape Of taxes upon
the land, as II the railroads owned It.
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W1spow SHADES AND SCREENS.
SPECIAL OFFERING will put up Opaque
Shades at your window, mounted on best
Spring Roller, with Curtain Pull attached for
IS per shade. Twenty different colors to
select from.
SHADES TO ORDER-we make . specially
of window Shades to order. We have thor
oughly competent Shadsmakers and Hangers,
and guarantee both work and prices. We show
ssuperb line Of Scotch and American Hollands,
OpaQues and Transparent Cloths, with Fringss
to match. Estimates free.
WIRE WINDOW SCREENS.
We call attention to our excellent complete
line of celebrated Roebuck's Patent Adjustable
Wire Window ScreenA which we offer at the fol-
lowing low prices:
IL by 81 inches zoe. each.
FL by 81 inches. Soc. each.
24by 81 inches, 9Oc. each.
"a by AZ inches. 81 each.
window Screens and Screen Doors made to
(Fourth noorD
WOODWARD b LOTHROP
Cor. 1lth and sta n. ".
LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS.
Your attention IL called to our superb line Of
Ladies' Misses, and Children
TUXEDO SUITS.
We sell them ut the same prices asked by
hoo8rU. Joulce mCNrocry q OO.s OF New YORK.
who are the sole agents for them for the United
States.
These costumes are regular knit the skrts
are amply full has . blouse waist and II . Der.
feet "Outing" suit and on account of its COM
fortableness and grscefulness il particularly
LAWN TENNIS.
YACHTING.
ROWING.
BICYCLING,
GYMNASIUM,
sEAsHORE AND
MOUNTAIN WKAR.
For ladiss We hsys them in Cream and two
shades Of Navy Blue. striped with contrasting
color; sises 80 to 40.
ONLY els PER SUIT.
For misses and children We have the follow.
Ing attract We combinations;
Garnet. striped with White.
Navy Blue. striped with Cardinal
Navy Blue. striped with White
Cream, striped with Cardinal
Cream, striped with Navy Rius.
siss yeaxs. %.
eiss 9 years, -
Size 8 ysaxs. el0.60.
Giss 10 ysara II.
Size ~ ysarA e13.6Q
Size II years. o15.5O.
(xhird Aoor. two slsvatora)
WOODWARD 1 r.orHRop.
my2e Cor. 11th and y 81. NV
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN-FOR THE
w summer, northwest. two second floor.
s4th front. airy with board preferred Address
Box A, Star office. Iny26-st
WANTED-DESIRABLE ROOMS FURNISHED
w and unfurDished for permanent parties; persons
having them for rent should see US. ROOM RENTING
AGENCY, 6l2 9th St NV. my26-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

| Fl e e s. III III
s MN a ERfk SS0SS HI ZEE
sTEs ! Fl { IT / $ soss III T. !:
AN E1rRAoRD1NARY Orrra1sa.
FOR FOUR DAYS. COMMENCING THIS
MORNING AND CONTINUING TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OF THIS
WEEK. WE OFFER GENUINE ~srMMoNr,
CASHMERE sUIr1Nas BUILT IN ouRowN
1NIMIrABLE STYLE INTO SACK AND
cUTAwAY SUITS AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS
FOR TIE CHOICE
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THESE INCOMPATIBLE VALUES ARE ON
EXHIBITION IN SEVENTH STREET SHOW
WINDOW. SOUTH OF CENTER AND IN
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT I'D FLOOR,
TAKE ELEVATOR. SEE THEM BY ALL
MEANS AND REMEMBER THAT FIFTEEN
DOLLARS WILL SECURE A CHOICE.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THIS OFFER HOLDS GOOD UNTIL THE
CLOSING HOUR NEXT THURSDAY EVEN
ING. SUCH AN OFFER WAS NEVER MADE
BEFORE; As .sIMMoNI" sU1TINas ARE
GENERALLY RESERVED FOR HIGH CLASS
MERCHANT TAILORING AND SOLD AT
FROM $40 TO $50 SUIT OUR SUITS
WILL FIT AS WELL AND FIFTEEN DOL
LARS WILL SECURE CHOICE.
.sAKs AND COMPANY.
FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS WE OFFER
YoU-FOR FOUR DAYs-THE CHOICE OLA
LOT OF SUITS POSSESSING ALL THE SNAP
AND STYLE OF FINEST CUSTOM WORK,
AND MADE FROM FABRICS COMBINING
BEAUTY OF DESIGN WITH wEAR.REsIsT.
ING QUALITIES. DON'T FAIL TO SEE
THEM BEFORE IT WILL BE TOO LATE.
THE SALE WILL CLOSE ON THURSDAY
EVENING. MAY 81. AT z O'CLOCK.
sAKs COMPANY.
THE PEOPLES oUTF1TTERs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
Straw Hans,
LIGHT DERBY HATS.
HIGH LIGHT DRESS HATS.
TENNIS HATS AND CAPS.
UMBRELLAS FOR SUN AND RAIN.
FURs TAKEN ON STORAGE.
B. h. sTINEMETz SON.
my2S 1887 Pennsylvania ave.
A LnLEGHASY SPRINGS. VIRGINIA. THE GREAT
ie. soeis,y Now rseoxnized as the leading watering
my2S-1m Proprietor.
8 :; u: T
DON'T f SSY HN y 10y YoG Aa3I TEEN
LEWIS soy lss s,ds Sss YG 1s,s
DECORATIVE WoRx
Ladies' contemplating going to the shore or to
their country residence for the should visit our
rooms and take with them some Of our new rAMBoR
WORK, some of our beautiful new samples of worn
suitable for TABLE COVERS. PoRTIERHs. SOFA
CUSHIONS and other attractive pieces Of work fos
Decorative purposea
New and original work constantly received
ROPE SILK in one hundred different shades. BA-
CARBON ART THREAD in sixty shades. AL kinds
Of EMBROIDERY MATERIAL
oPPENHErMERs' NEW BUILDING,
Ola NINTH ST. W.
Originators and Designer Of New Work
eole agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Mschine my26
SILVER FLAsks
SILVER BRUSHES.
SILVER BoN-BoN BOXES
LARGE STOCK OF NOVELTIES IN silver
FRANK NJ LEWIS.
Jeweler and silversmith.
1915 Penn. ave-
Successor to Samuel Lewis Soma
Ev1RyBoDr INVITED.
To examine the
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
OAK HALL. COR TENTH AND sTs.
EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY.
FOR MEN,
g Suits Indigo Dye. st %.
O. 4. r. Suits, Middlesex Flannel ct o1O.
ArMooi ChsyiO, suits Al 81. 80
Pgrs W SEstsd C9rtscrsw sgit; q $40.
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Sc OFFERING Or LADIES j JACKETS
On tuesday morning shall offer:
Miscellaneous Lot of Ladies' English Walk
ing Jackets. in fine Black Cloths; also in Tans,
Modes, Grays. Light Brown and Terra Gotta.
which have been selling at o.. 81. so. % and
ss.75.
CHOICE S6 EACH.
Splendid for wear on evening excursions, out
ings. &C., and In early Fall
1Third door)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th aud SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

THE STAR has received during the past few days
a great many more communications In regard to
the provisions Of the existing building lien law
than fr can conveniently or proftably md room
for In FULL even II the writer's had confined them
selves TO discussing the real point involved. This
however, none OF them have done. Instead OF
meeting sQuarely the simple question as present.
ed they give their attention 20 side issues ncon-
seQuentiai in themselves and calculated to confuse
and mislead, rather than enlighten, the public
mind on the subject. What THE STAR has insisted
on, shall continue to insist on until the end, and
what II conceives no reasonably honest person.
whether dealer In building material or otherwise
can object 70, Is: that timely notice In writing
shall be given to the owner Of building as TO the
Character and amount Of any claim upon which IL
Is intended 10 base lien on his properly This Is
what the proposed amendment to the existing law
provides Up TO the present time no correspond
emit has undertaken TO show why 50 reasonable
and proper an amendment as this should not pass
any one can conflne himself TO this single point
and present valid reasons In objection, TIE SrAR,
under It's general rule OF fair play TO all Sides viii
cheerfully md room for them. Until that Is done
no good purpose viii be served by devotinR valua-
Bile space 10 arguing old raising new points that
are not pertinent to the case, and until then the
discussion may be considered closed 30 far as these
columns are concerned.
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He Is A
sELf-sw1NDLER
WHO LIES TO HIMsKLF
dtsastsr has overtaksn you, and you know II. yet
the world knows 1t not write disaster not blessing. II
you have made miscalculation. and have failed In
boainess in consequence thereof write failure notsuc-
cssa 1t VIII stand you better In the day Of
DOOM
You must face thu inevitable The dsy Of DOOM uuss
come to you; you cannot stsve IL o. The high, the
low the rich. the poor, the WISE the ignorant ALL
every ons-must meet thar
nyou have lied to the world under cover don't con-
tnue IL because pillow Of cloud hides the fraud BY
day. Tie cloud win melt away before the powerful
rays OF solemn. sutry summer sun. and you will be
lsfs without
Don't continue It. because it 10 wrong Don't persist
In wrong doing because you are unit In this great
human family: aud - We are commanded TO love all
ne and as the heart Tin its pristine purity reyolts
against sll things which have even remote tendency
To fraud and faiacy plead With you look up Let
your course be ONWARD and
PRICES DOWNWARD.
A illustrated in the life and methods Of
VICTOR E..
Whose popular clothing house il At
s2' and s2S 9TH st NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One PrcA
wsshali all meet there.
Oman a.tnra.v an linn
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See -. adh s,sl 6HoIREsAs4 RI1DoN c9EAM
u 49,. al safs6 M HittS i3c asnn Noire. ACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

In both Ireland and America YESTERDAY saevn. IN
have been chosen as a day for denouncing the issne
and the Interpretation OF the papal rescrpt
the plan OF campaign John Dillon Patrick Egan
Dr. AcGlynn, and other noted supporters OF the
nationalist cause. expressed themselves In terms
whose import there was no inlstaking. Mean
while dispatch from Rome says that Archbishop
walsh has been Instructed 10 publish In the Dub
In freeman " letter which viii rectify the En-
roneous views popularity held Of therescript. The
point OF the rescript lies In the application or n
and serious matter will be settled happily for the
natienAlistsn the proposed rectincation OF erro-
Locus opinion takes the shape OF q disclaimer
that the rescrtpt intended 70 do more than to de-
eide an abstract question Of morals and an ind1-
rect assurance that IL will not be applied rtgor-
ou>AJ IN Inc present condition Of Irish Affairs
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WANTED-HOUSES.


WANTED-BY LADY AND DAUGHTER THE
w care Of furnished House during the suumer
months- Address Box "a. Star ofhce. my2s-2t.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WILL
w take charge of, or pay moderate rent for fur
nlshed House during the summer. MODERATE Star
once. lts
WANTED-A FAMILY OF FOUR WOULD LIKE
w TO take care of house during summer season; no
children. Address r. l., Star Office. my2s-3ts
WANTED-BY FAMILY WITH ONE CHILD
w the care Of furnished House, from June 4 Must
not exceed $40 per month. Address W. l.. star
ONCE my21-3t'
WANTED - TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER A
w desirable wellbuilt house, Of ten 70 elve
rooms, in West End north Of PennA ave. between
10Th and sta state St No and lowest price Adj
dress Box IA star ONCE. my26-3t'
WANTED-1 HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS For
w the rental OF houses of all Parties having
houses to rent secure good by placing them
with me. Prompt Collections and returns l. r.
ROSENBERG, q l3 10Th 1t. myl I'm
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EvzRYBoDz INVITED.
To examine the
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY.
g. 4 =. Suits. Indigo Dye, st %.
Az Wool Cheyio. Suits al 81 80.
xS::ss SID Sss.; sss sil; 8 80
suit: q BIC cs sa Cut extra Ans quality. ss s2o;
S Ed. la. s y = as; worth Sss s
Great y.E.ssy in co.ts and vssss in Alpaca. prsp
VIII ca f.sss sSs ss from ss &C. up
FOR BOYS TO II YxARA
s III: : ::s:::s I |;$
ST.: : ::$::: :$$ s & !: :sss
s sS: . ,:SSs:$ from from n = g
FOB BOYS II TO u YKARA
ss| IS: : ::$$s:$ s:ss S:s..so.
sSs: s reduced ssS% 35S IS sSso
en-: : ::l:::I |: ::$ 81 |:
nyss.su OAR HAALkL:.,
. cAs1{SSSf fs' Sl hSsf sslax.
assnt e kossst Glen Park st Low Ists and on sssy
-,ss-7 'ss.ss'sg s H.,
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Il The northeast quarter Of Square ~, 4th aud
SITS. ne.
Price. 40c per square foot one-third cash. balance
In one, two, and three years.
J. T. DYER,
my26-6t COO l3th ST NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IroR RENT-oFFICEs on NORTH SIDE or NEW
Il YORK AVENUE. between 18th and Ia IA
Large rooms with communicating doors frst
door. well lighted. suitable for dentist =
HILL A JOHNSTON.
my2o-t a:5s 18th II. ~
1yoR RENT-FINE ROOMS FOR OFFICES. Sc..
Il 1923 and l225 ST. Bright BEAUTIFUL room
grade moor. 1913 ST. steam heat ). Is MIMER
1913 Est my.s36t
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WANTED--BOARD.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

WANTED-A GOOD HOME IN COUNTRY FOR A
w boy 10 years to board Call address Az l st
sc. mySS-3t'
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W1SDow DISPLAY Or Fine LAcEs
You can get FAIR idea Of our stock Of Laces
from the window-full on the st. side. There
is no let up in the demand and the attention at
tracted by our latest purchase shows conclu-
sively we have met the popular taste, and that
the low prices quoted are appreciated Our line
OF patterns at presents particularly varied and
attractive. with the additional advantage Of being
extremely reasonable ill price: 81, $l.50. &l.6S,
sLs5. 81, S2.15. g. 40. s2.6O, So, 50. SO.
SO SO, 81, $3.50, and 1888 per yard. As an
evidence of the extensiveness Of this stock we
desire to state we are showing sixteen different
patterns ranging in price from 81 so to 3d. in
dependent Of the patterns at . lower and
higher price.
In view Of the fact that Lace Dresses grow
more popular every day. and that lady's ward
robe in now considered incomplete without
one. these lsces should meet with une1am-
pied sale.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor tn and ST W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

MEMS ANGOLA UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SAiuli req: made Gun md shoulder; We are selling
tne entire suit Ut 76c. DOUBLE COMBINATION,
my20-2t 124l and 1243 llth ut. Sc
WE WILL PLACE ON SALE MONDAY MORN.
w ing $500 yards Challs. at &c. per yard
BLUMS,
myZ0-Xts 745-7A7 18th 1T q, o.
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Il Choic Lots at
CAPITOL VIEW PARK
Adjacent TO Forest Glen Park low rates and on easy
terms. Apply to
s. L. LEWIS,
a3o 9TH ST nv
my26-7t cd ioorD
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

1SoR RENT-MEsT END FLATS, 26a0 ST NV
II nNe large communicating rooms bath rance. hot
and cold water. sink. cellar eAs meter references
required Apply 20 JaBitor. ugy26-dt'