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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

~ m. annual meeting Of N" Department OF AZ
troncny 81 the Brooklyn lrsiiinfe tomorrow evening
IN Association Hall President Garrett r '"rV,ss viii
lecture npon Tho Astronomical Progress OF the Year
T,,refs,r r. j. H. (iottbinl will lecture before the
institute on Tuesday afternoon upon Inc ''F'"
and Early Life OF Mah0met.7 In his course upon
"The Literature and Religion OF Arap'n. M'T'
Louise Both Hendrksen will lecture on "Wniinm
Morris. the Dreamer THURSDAY afternoon III her
course upon "A Group OF Painter Poets On Thurs
day evening Professor z. E. Barnard director Of
the Lick Observatory. will give lecture on as
tronomy. with Illustrations Of recent discoveries
WILSON'S new Mnctognph will be shown at a
meeting Of the Department Of Physics next week.
A concert viii r. oven in plymouth chnrea on May
TO- Under we direction Of W. H. Neionn annv o, .ne
meeting VIII be held on May 49, the ninsnsth birth,
day Of the poet and philosopher. enc ". EAUaEd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
LADIES' SHIRT W-fISTS.
SDPriNf Safe Of !SPNSOUNbfP Goods

200 White Lawn Waists. with coUrcl polka
dots Norfolk STYLE full sleeve, "a cts. each, III
stead Of - cts.
80 striped and dotted Lawn Waists. three
pents bacl, and front, sailor collar, 90 cts each.
instead ~ u 90.
10 fine colorcd Lawn Waists, sailor collar,
handsomely trimmed with ru,c Of coiored en-
brodcry. GUNS to match, o. cts. eacl, inStraI
81 Sl,iS
10 line LAWN Rlou>cs. rolling collar Of fin"
plrating also pcating down side, 81 3? each. in
stead Of Sl1j.
l50 White Lawn Waists. handsomely nimme |
down front with fine embroidery, also rolling
collar and cuffs to match, Sl.39 each, instead Of
81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
MILLINERY.
Latest NOreiticS

in imported Hats and Eonnets-newcst shapes.
shades and trimmings: also exclusive designs from
our own workrooms.
I'ntrimmed Straw Hats for ladies. misses and
children-thc largest and best assortment. and
lowest prices for fine qualities. Specials at is,
- and % cts.
Very choice and natural effects in P1ris-mnde
Flowers, Fruits and Foliage. imported by US, and
retailcd at wholesale prices.
An uneoualled assortment Of Millinery Trim
mincs-evcrythinc used by miincrs in making
their finest hats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
THE NEW WHEELWAYS FOX BICYCLES.
DETAILS OF THE PLANS MADE BY COLONEL
CULVER. SOON TO BE CARRIED OUT BY
THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

The army OF bicycle riders In Brooklyn after Ions
ana persistent advocacy Of their Cain for something
more than tolerance on the beautiful ocean Parkway
nave AT last secured ample recognition from the Park
Department. Not only has tho privilege been con
coded to them Of the use OF n continuous right OF
way over the central promenade walks which border
The main drive. but Park Commissioner Bower has
promised TO construct substantial whecways for their
special
The wheclmen's claims We're effectively presented
10 the department by committee consisting OF
McssrN. Potter. Angel and Luscomb. with other
prominent riders OF the wheel. The matter re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
LEATHER Goo IDS.
Genuine alligator. Scnt ana
Li.nrH Pocket Books,

made in on" piece. fine riycted inside frame and
patent silver fastening S!.9s.
Morocco polished and dull finished Pocket
Book, with rich sterling silver 'front.' in pink,
canary, hcliotropr. white, etc. S2..5.
silver Chain Purses. 10 cts.
Imported Leather Bodice Belts, in six colors,
- cts
a large assortment Of Tourists articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
CORSETS.
SDpri0I offers TO-WOrrOlc.

$50 pairs Of T.. T. Corscts. fine French Saline.
long waist heavily bon"d. white and drab, regular
263 quality, 81 50 each
- pairs T. d. Corsrts fine French coUtille. real
whalrbonc. white only, rcsulaI $500 quality,
3? o. each.
Complrt. lines Of the celebrated Fasso Cor~,ts
and Ia Colronnc Corsct>, tor weich we are sole
agents in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
CURTAIN SPECIALS.

pair: were Ss 80 80 90 and $3.50. Eleven pat
terms, 1918 per pair; were 500, S7.25. $50
Also, Irish Point Bed Sets, with shlms. 81 90
Antique Lace Bed sets, with shams. S5.15
Chenille Table Covers, l-2 yards square. heavy
fringe, $175.
Extra heavy Chenille Couch Covers, rug pattern,
1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
I1CES.
NeW Designs

in Black Bourbon Iaccs for trimming Empire
Capcs-3 inches wide. p cts. 10 - cts. 10 inches
wide. 20 cts 10 Sl.0s: % inches wide, S2.2j TO
81 - per ward.
Fancy Cotton Nets. in beige. cream AMI white,
A. 10 90 inches wide. 80. 81. a. cts. per yard.
Latest French Novelties in male Wells, black
and cuoicd, %. -, % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
CARPETS.
Reliable Qualities, LOW Prices.

Mo1uctt"s. from 81 90 per yard
Body BRUSSELS. best quality, 81 90 and Sl.l5.
Extra Super ingrairs .6j and IS cts
Complete lines of Straw Matthias, Linolcums,
Oil Cloths. Venetian ard Damask Stair Carpets
Rubber Stair Trcads. Brass Nosings. Stair Rods
and Buttons, AT low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
Tess than regular price

90 dozen Ladies' White Merno Vests. medium
weight, handsomely trimmed, long and short
sleeves 40 cts. each instead OF - cts. Drawers
20 match sam" prics.
10 dozen Ladies genuine English Super-wright
White Merno Vests. high neck and short sleeves,
regular 81. 80 to So goods. AT Sl.5O each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

ferred to Colonel Culycr. consulting engineer oil the
department. and old time friend OF the wheelm'h'
10 devise u plan for their accommodation. and Mt a
recent meeting the plans submitted BY him were APP
proved and the work authorized to the extent OF the
means available for the purpose this season. II j.
understood that money 10 complete the work VIII De-
asked from the Board Of Estimate.
The ocean Parkway. which WAS built under Colonel
(,,,vcrs supcrvision is probably OF the finest
urhon Measure drives in the country II extends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
RUG SPECIALS.

Wool Art Carpets, $500, -: -. $3.50.
Japarcse handmade Rugs, $3.50. $3.50.
Oriental handmade Rugs, $500.
China Fur Rags. S2lc.
SMYRNA Rugs, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
DRESS GOODS,
At Popular Prices.

All wool American Chcviots in the favOritc hop
sack weave, 80 cts. per yard regular price, 4s
cts
4s-inch Beige Mixtures in grays and tans-ey-
celent material for travelling dresses-50 cts. per
yard Just huff OF regular price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
WASH FABRICS.
10 cts. instead of 20 cts.

for finest quality Scotch Zephyrs fancy weaves
choice designs and fast coors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

These wheclways are situated I'm the centre OF inc
promenade walks, as shown In The accompanying
plan. which presents a cro,s-secon Of the parkway
and VIII be twelve feet In width. wide enough u
accommodate two thcycles abreast. These walks are
borc"red with two of trees nearly mature III
their growth, ana their ample foliage will be Ger
tain TO make the riders there comfortable. The
whcrlm"n Of Brooklyn are to y. congratulated npon
the satisfactory provision which the park authorities
have undertaken for their comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

r,. N.w.york Central has the only natural grade
., me country IL practically watsr-levsl Ane
Uvw Nsw.ySrk 70 6u1as'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
C1PES AND SUITS.
E.rtvN TUIUeS IN the CfONE DE.
D0rtnlent -nlOrrOW.

Ladies Spring Capos. latest style, in fine broad
cloth. with ruic collar and upper cape, trimmed
with ribbon rrclc--tan with brown, navy with
black, and cardinal with black-SG.9j, instead Of
Ss7J.
Outing Suits. in navy and black Serge skirt,
Et6n jacket and vest also in tan mixtures skirt
and rerfer. $3.50, instead Of $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
BLACK SILKS.
SPECIAL Sale or NEW
VEAL YES, JUST FROM
THE LOOMS.

Heavy all silk Black Surah, as cts, instead
Of 6J cts.
Heavy all silk Black Satin Rhadamcs, 80 cts,
instead Of 81 cts.
Black eros Grain Silk satin finish, 60 cts, in
stead of % cts
ILavy all silk Black Surah, "a inches wide,
80 cts. instead of S1.l0.
All silk Black Satin Merveilleux, 81 .OS instead
Of 81. 35.
fNtra heavy all silk Blacl, Satin Mer,eilleuX,
Sl.is, instca of $50
All Silk Black Mascotte, SIPS, instead Of
Sl.65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
DISCOUNTS IN THE BASE
MENT.

Marble Figures, so per cent discount.
IphrellA lavs ~ Qse 6ept discount AA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
PROPOSALS

1 e PAcKAGE BOXES ANp Also FOR POSTS Or
Der sesied proposals viii Be received at tins
mafRsa N ar free
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on THuRsDAY. The The
for furnishing street letter boxes package boxes and
posts or posts and pedestas for tie support Of said
and suitable for 10 the free delivery OF Service
These boxes are to be in three sizes; the smallest or
fifty 0) cubic inches Of inside spaces the ne If size
No; =. not less than one hou.and one hundred and
largest size. No. 3 than two thousand three
hundred and sixty q. i60) cubic inches Of inside
to Be Of scouts 81 No p ueh
apparatus or devices for the protection Of the mails
S SS or as 70 be ~
In their Judgment will best illustrate the advantages
and safest devices obtsinable at reasonabs ratss
The contractor for these supplies any Of them will
suretes sum not less than s o6S TO r
perform bis contract and to harmless the United
loss damage or cost by reasoa Of sny 3
any patent In the Of said boxes or post or either
vent or owner u any pafentabie deycs Which IL an
ceIted or adorted herein or his assignee will be
in such box device or Invention 20 tss te de-
psrtment may have perpetua and exclusive right %
supplies it may. hereafter obtain; such inv utna
OF inventions to be re- ssiRned when the department
Gs III 2
, ts fSr inside iosf, or for p.decfs BOTH the
e or are e s Ss M
two coats OF Nth, ,hs 6ss, Enssh the latter
have the con such letters and devices. stsnrsd or
cast ss the Postmaster General may designate. and
aS The sns %; e mad.
ss Eli | eSs
wANAMAKER. Postmaster General d9-law6t
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.uIding Association. Surplus.

The Home Building Association. At its ninth
annual meeting. held at the corner Of Pennsyl-
vani. avenue and 18th street, on Tuesday even
ing Last. reelected Its entire board Of msnAgers
among whom are Thomas Bowling. the pre-i-
dent. ". n. Wetzsl. secretary. and z :. Wes-
eott. treasurer. The ninth annual report Was
submittsd. IN Which i shown quite a flourish
ing condition Of IT, financial Affairs.
A resolution was submitted to and adopted
by The managers Nhich will credit 10 stock
kolisrs the surplus earnings Of the association
When such surplus. added to the then value of
= share. with the usual interest Is per cent? ac-
eumula,ed thereon, Will make its full value 500,
OF, advanced upon, make the share equal IN
value % the amount loaned thereon. in either
case The monthly payments then ceasing This
action l. Understood 80 having shortened the
time Of regular monthly payments by about
one year .nd promises a further shortening
b. en- increasing surplus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
WANTFD-ROOMS.

WANTED-Bi FAMILI OF NV. SECTION.
w 3 or furnished r light houSekeeping or
part of furnished house and board occur refer
On es exchanged; terms moderate. SLLECT, star
Office. tal3-2t'
WANTED-BY = GENTLEMEN, 2 OR 3 COM
w municatiny rooms sni bath same floor. with
breakfast address, stating location and terms. Box
~. star Office. jal2-}t.
WANTED-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
w by lady: refers northwest part of city; "erma-
nent II suited' give full particulars. Address 20.
star Off iaI2 81
"ANTFD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
w two children. ages - and years. would like
two rooms preferably furnished), with board in
small rrivate family in northwest. Ad .ress G. B.
star Cfice. is1l-.}b'
WANT D-THREE ADULT DESIRING THREE
w or four unfur. rooms for u rht bous keeping in
nv by feb. II or March 1. will furnish paror three
or four bed rooms besides some kitchen and dining
ruOm furniture in payment part for rooms
will kew rooms permanently II suited whether in the
city references. Address, stating particulars.
" A. NJ, star flee jsll-3t'
NlrANTF D-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms all nsrts OF city chesrest and plan
to secure desirable rOoiners established 1850.
SHACkLEEOhD'S AGENCY AT llth ST. ny
di4-5w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

Yesterday afternoon the case Of Myrtle Sea-
man. alias Lily Allen. was called TO the atten-
ilon Of Justice McCOmAs in the Criminal Court,
and he being white girl OF fourteen years
charged with false pretenses in obtaining a
dress and having 10 charged to her employer, it
was suggested that her plea OF guilty be taken
and -he be allowed TO 20 giving personal
bond. The government IN view OF the want
81 proper place 20 sentence her II convicted
agreed Ca this which was also satisfactory 70
the court. and she plead guilty, gave her per-
sonal bonds and left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF REVISION,
~ Equalization and Appeals. District of Columbia
January 1S93.-Ihe board OF revision, equalization
and appeals on real estate assessments appointed by
gress approved AuVust 3, 1892. has been duly organ
ICED and is now ready at the assessors Office s.
District bull ing to receive and consider the views OF
all parties ardinx the Of real
estate in the District of Columbia lately returned
and equaliZed under the provisions of March 8 1884
and March g. 1891 This board required complete
its labors before the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
their views in writing as soon practicable in order
at each appeal may have due consideration before
the final adjournment of the board. L W. W. GRIF-
FIN. Chairman. saq-6t
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-SOLICITOR TO WORK UP NEW
w business In CIV and surrOundin country towns.
txn ~ cleared s46O in twelve days novic-s high
81 nr~t week. Chance TO- right party get control
Of good business Sperial inducement to gentleman
or lady OF talent Steady work thr uvhout the
few anriss in other cities. also rural districts.
Write Immediately TO MAST, CROWELL - KIRK
PATRICK. " apartment B." Springfield. Ohio.
ja9. Il lF3t
"ANTED-IADIES AND STREET MESTO SELL
w severs novelties; 100 per cent profit. Apply to
t55 l1th st n W second floor. Room Cal be-
tween the hours of 8 a. n. and pm. jsll-3c.
WANTED - DUNDORI'S EMPLOYMENT 3D.
w resu. conducted by ladies-men and women. white
fnt coored for all kinds Of domestic labor civ state
fTf sTring~ with references 200 st. d31 2wc'
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=. Second Bi-ehou Concert Tonight.

he second Bischoff concer; occurs tonight
sui oAer- an opportunity to hear the reorgan-
ixs.i - Cecilia Quartet. which has been drilled
by lr. EischOff for several months. It's pre-
d-ce-,or enjosed vide reputation for high
srti-ti ability. and DIR. Bi-choff considers that
the be- quartet wall fully sustain the fame of
The 1,' Mise ColhoUn, the elocutionist. will
Si-o D. ard in recitation and DIR. Bischoff
VII cor butte several organ solos. Tickets
NAV D., I. g a, Flh- 4 Co. anil az the door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS.
Annual Meeting Of the American Associa-
ton to Er Held Next Week.

The annual meeting Of the American AssOcia-
tion Of Inventors and Manufacturers will be
held AZ No. 426 sch street northwest next
Tuesday at pm. A session will also be held
IN the evening. ani. Al necessary, on the follow
ing day. Reports of officers and committees
will be received. amendments to the constitu-
tion and bylaws will be considered and adj
dresses bv prominent members will be delivered.
The officers are as follows: President, DIR. Il.
J. Gsiiing Hartford. Conn; first vice presi-
dent. Gardner q. Hubbard. Washington;
second vice president. Thomas shaw. Philadel-
ph.. Pa. third wee president. Prof. ". \.
Anthony. Manchester. Conn; fourth vice presi-
dent benjamin Euttervorth. Cincinnati, Ohio;
secretary and treasurer. Geo. &. Maynard.
Washington.
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WAREHOUSES;

V-ANrFD-IMMEDIATE OR TWELVE
w ROOM HOUSE BETWEEN AND FLORIDA
AVE. AND 18TH AND olSr SITS. v MUST
BIZ BANG Up HOUSE AND CHEAP.
WILL 60 As HIGH As sl5, 900 FOR A HOUSE
AND WILL PAY ALL CASH. ATTENTION. OWN
FRS. ED. j. OHApE,
iall-3t lOO6 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

The same conditions Of market which have
been manifested FOR The past week hold good
TO-DAY Trading slow, but prices high because
- LIGHT receipts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

MT a. A. Wales % Bridgeport. Conn, will have
% exhibition al the National Hotel tomorrow his
inyention for the relief Of deafness. which has
been the Of such slarge decrease OF deafness
n this eoantry and Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR SALON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALE-s1. eoo-PIcTUREsQUE FARM IN
from Ashson tgrrpiss the route q the PROPOSED
rood new house and ssablng for four horses AUG
sIABLER. NJ D.. Brighton. Montgomery Co Nd
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EOR SAIE-LOTS

L'oR sALE-cHE.P-TuREE LoTs IL NoC>I
H,S f.ap,i ~ e.; sssh' onS So" '''s.r
INoR SAIL NST w. MANN avg sofr
ms nslsh,orhosi u .,a.Nsls, rsr,ins sna - IN
II front fri'" 81 :, =, ,spsT, g., co
,.ls@ i"oA'' . ''i iss.rs
t'cR SALT NV pRrnN AND CEIIAR rhiCk
-. wa a.. goa . hss,- p, irs.s s s.@
i'll :. ga i,i..,n. 'fiAsffkDSi mn
Eo! ALI - TETT oN ilIHsINE Nio>
r., sa. .aa al, g. g. 'res :, s..she 80.
,y.,. - r,'hs 49,, 49, Eafehs-s' 'n"
81: 81! ~ 7 . 1' p.s>iIi-iTif. ,s,ar -n-
E.E ss,r.le. ofr,T oN t.sI caPIro, ST
NrIrlI'; p, io.t Ilis . sacrifice. enH
Lon sAlh MFrfpihN VII cHEAifsT LOT
,,., hffAibdS a. Ca %,
lroa SAIL oK~ra lsru ~ AM COZ rNRis
sSa aAi. !. @ ~ e., n ,s al ,l rrSs'
PANEL ARNsT lsi3Fst ~ sii-s
TO- >lE-CoIUNHiA Hr;GHTs- Ut THt
rus eorn.r los % M cr-s' Z ~ tn ~.,-th
bkNr'I- S''n,irt iiS;,sif.. 70" '' ,s,iis
r. S l'.Io CoE erH AND FAST CAPT
- "a :. 81 iu,l .hd I'm. s.sss 8. At - e.
= he, cl., .pa ga sorloo a. .sr@n
W = iArf - .oNSiitc alley . - 80 "
a;h =. d tssr n ~ fr-ut. loo de.p = r~r ~
,,li-4 sia i4th =,
I'oR SAFE VIZ hRT oFFERiSG rINE coRSFR
a properly. HorDeaa Nanor containing h'rIi n
NS' - ~ vii suhiiv 4. - an siNantares seoi
-, = FARpox CO,
EoH SAiF OR FNCHlNGF oNF OR TNo
houses. lot fte de q 18th ~. het bin
De, and Bacon 5oKl5l. running bNcs 20 ofoot
Ser.d Tor ii-' %, property sor errhanes
All-i DAVID u. SloNr. soI aud ~ifi Il. n, -
ECR SALE HANDSOME BUILDING LoT on
u NeN Hamr>hire ave. nesr I, alley N resr. Tor
~fkrpS MATTHEWS CO. I;Sa . 81. all ".
l'oR sAIE-oSLY saOn PER Bor-wE ARE %
t-rtrs For sale number Of d-sirahy iec.tsd hts
a. reN per loi. easy terms Fyoi - ance frr
snlad.r ~ su'~culAtor. THoMAsJ FISHER CO.
LIZA . n. 1aloh
Tor SAIF-IoTS
Il good chance f,r hriiier .r~cg'A'nr In srauni
Nhi'l enNst'Nfdes economically. northeast fwn
and So
; . cor % 18th and Frierson ste n .. suhdividei
INTO = &c nomcal n's price Al 40 each tHrn~ ~aSy
Lots on - N. h.t l7th and 18Th. p and "a u.
'front.' Wy a5Ss. from a. a O. - - foot
Lots ~ OREGON ave. from 81 - 10 -. running
Through 20 q = n ~
Cor ls,h ard sts n. w. 25H75. old building rem,
corner IN NV. loOrIoO. al 81 As o.
TT. KtisrR.
IA. hooms4 .nds. Atlantic building. srrund noo-.
Eof SALE-A SQUARE NORTHEAST ON THR
= ", ~ NE ktnSion railroad extension A "
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FEMALE

w month; maids. Mattresses, nurses. -crubb-rs.
.snd Soi. DICKS AGFNcY sis n ass 3. s.as
yVANTED-YoUNG Girl TO ASSIST IN HOUSE
rrp az, ss good home to right party. Mr.. wETz-
WANTED-eoLoRED LADY sINGRRs sOPRA-
W nos, contra to-. and elocutioni., to travel in
Apply to MANAGER. I243 9th St iai3-ob'
WANTEp.a CoLoRED GIRL AS oHAMBER
a& nes s5 'f MRS s nth, C. how low
WANTED-A coLoRED GIRL A CHAMBER
Apply at isi4 Il IT must have Is
WANTED-A NEAT AND ENERGETIC WOMAN
IN fq I,, Ssns,al housewOrk; references ,e9n5sd
WANTED-wHITEE RRAND IRL FOR DRESS
w making department. Apply at 1872 F st NV.
honest and scTuru'oGs neat nc washing; excellent
Week. s' "Ass Apply evenings 0hi'' iof lb S"e
WANTED a GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
and sI5. 81. AMY R Tennessee ave- ess lSh
{VANTED-A STRONG CAPABLE AND NEAT
white honsemad Apply with references Ct . lei
WASrED-sETTLED WOMAN To DO GEN
erIl homework; must stay at nights Apply
after ! ,. m. 6i5 st ne Js12-3b'
WANTED-A LADY SUPERINTENDENT FOR
auin-titu;ion which has for is object the Of
y9Hpf wowsn Please address. witt REFERENCES.
NlANTED-AT lO26 SIN ST NV WOMAN
w 10 d. cooking and general homework; must
stay at night ja12-3b'
yVANTFD-A TIDY WHITE OR COLORED GIRL
No washing or ironing. Call with references at 3iO4
18Th ST. extended. jal2-:Ib'
WANTED-a COLORFD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hrusevCrk, must stay az mig hts and ha first
class reference; nou- Other need apply. $. W.
AUGENSriIN. ~" 5th ST. NV. ja12-2b'
NTANTED-YuUNG LADY CLERK TO TAKE
w charge Of books and correSpondenre Apply
u - fennsy lvania ave. mornings before baf-vast
p'clO~k. jaI2-sb
WANT D-A NEAT COI.ORFD Girl. FOR GEN
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alb
WASTED-A THOROUGHLY FIRsT-CLASs
w cook white or colored best references required
Apply at l1i9 s. jal LIB
WASTTD-woMFNC COOKS. $40 TO s75: CHAM
w hermaidS. nurses and annd essas in city OF
away; wares, drivers or farru hands; cnlored
cooks SAMUEL A. CooMBS CO.. 527 10 st.
n ta96bs
WANTFD-wOMEN QUICK-COOKS. HOUSE
w workers. d~essmaker-. maids, Mattresses rub
fers. Kitchen hands. pastry cooks 600 women for
tis and other citiesj; best wages and positions
Bt RNHANS. lilo q st n ". ts7-6b'
WANTED-GO SALARY GUARANTEED TO
W ladies willing to do Ing for at their homes
Address in own handwriting, with STAN, ed
envelore, Miss EDNA l. SMYTHE, south Bend.
In prorrietor of the famous Gloria Water for the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES

L,oR SAIlE- REFINED MODERN BRICK RESI-
u dsnr.. lsOT l-S.a Il "a ro--1s and lsurdry
and cellar. Sl@jOc. Apply TO OWNER. l31o Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

EOR SALE-HoUSES.
Here is a handsome home in a fash
ionable neighborhood and yet the price
asked 10 rerp mode ate. Not simply
handsome exterior. but also q n handsome
interior. Not built to SPECULATE with,
but built for kOnps. Thr e-story and
basement; side and rear lgl {. brown
stone front; brownstone stoop. with
brass ratings. Contains q rooms and
bath room. electric gss lighting: FIRST
floor finished in hard wood; handsome
hard wood cabinet mantels: open fire.
places, &c. Handsomely parered and
otherwise an idea ineXrensiye home 20
feet front by good depth Only Sl2 600
CHAs. EARLY.
ja13u No 603 14th st. NV.