Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1884, Page 4

THE E THE EVE} ING § WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY December 17, 1854. < Star bas a regular, permanent ide daily cirewi: of any other daily paper pw Washington, and equa! to that other daily papers here added together. = es — Some of the Senators seem to be rather favor- ably disposed to the Nicaragua canal treaty, And possibly it may be ratifled. The ques- Uons involved are, however, of the greatest tmport- ance, and wili be considered, no doubt, with the care they require. To enter on the policy mapped out by the administration will subject this country to criticism tn both Great Britain and France, and ‘We should be prepared to sustain ourseleves In any argument that may arise. England will claim that ‘We violate our treaty obligations, and France will see in thescheme a plan to ruin her canal at the Isthmus of Panama. The treaty will bind this country to a colontal policy heretofore avoided, but perhaps now no longer feasible in view of the closer Felations of commercial nations springing out of the improved facilities of intercourse of to-day. We shall also be required t augment the strength of | our navy in order to comply with the terms of the treaty, under which we guarantee the defense of the canal against enemies At present our pavy Could not defend anything against anybody. But the signs of the times point to reform in this re- spect, Whether We have a Nicaragua colony to pro- tect or not. Another objection to the treaty which will be urged ts that tt commits the government either Girectly, or as a guarantor, to the construction of ® canal at a cost estimated any where from forty to one hundred millions As an abstract principle, Such Outlays of the public funds are inconsistent With our constitution, but as a matter of fact, the government has repeatedly come to the assistance Of private enterprise on behalf of projects of na- tonal magnitude and political significance. The subsidised Pactfle raflroads are ready illustrations; and It may be added that the history of these roads in thelr relation to the government shows the dan- gers which lurk in a liberal policy, and suggests caution in entering on new concessions in the future. It 1s very doubtful if an interoceante canal, either at Panama or by the Nicaragua route, would ever pay. Certainly there cannot be business enough for both, so that the considerations which Mnust influence the Senate in ratifying the treaty must be political rather than commercial. — ee ‘The revenue reform wing of the democracy view With undisguised alarm, Mr. Randall’s tour tn the fouth, which they take to be a missionary journey on Eis part tostrengthen protective beltefs among southern democrats, and, inctdentally, to thereby Promote his own political aspirations. The Court- er-Journal of yesterday came out in a bitter at- tack on Mr. Randall by Mr. Watterson, in which the editor says it is well understood that Mr. Ran- Gail's trip to Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama “is @ declaration of war upon the revenue reformers of the states in question.” Senator Brown, of Georgia, is charged with the general management of the scheme, which fs to result in a “rebuke” to Beck, Blackburn, Carlisle, Wills, Isham @. Harris and en of their way of thinking. It is claimed, and not without reason, that this tour of Mr. Randall is the opening of the next Speakership canvass. It 1s gene understood hat Mr. Randall will not go into the cabinet, but ‘that he will be a candidate < ership, opposing Mr. Carlisle as before, not on per- Sonal grounds, but.as the represen tative of diiTerent tariff principles. In the former contest Mr. Ran- dall was disappointed 1m his southern support, Which failed him toa notable degree when It came ‘to votes in caucus. Mr. Randall and his friends did Not like the turn matters took at that time, and his Southern trip 15 doubtless to explore the ground Personally and carefully, so that the misunaerstand- Ings of last winter shail not be repeated. The Carlisie emore for the speak- | TAR. | Houwar Girrs SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. + WE HAVE OPENED TO-DAY THE LARGEST STOCK OF WALTHAM WATCHES IN THE CITY. WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO OUR LOW PRICES. GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES FROM 840, LADIES’ WATCHES FROM 230, ‘WATOH CHAINS IN EVERY STYLE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. SAML LEWIS SONS, JEWELERS, az 415 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Loox Ocr For Tiz Hounara CHRIS. RUPPERT. KRISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS, Nos, 403, 405 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. PRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN GOODS AND TOYS ADAPTED TO CHHISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS, MR, RUPPERT takes great pleasure in informing hie friends and the public in geueral that he bas recelved throuzh his agen's in Europe the finest selection of | TOYS and FANCY NOTIONS that have ever been in- troduced tn this section of the country, Dolls, of all designs, dier F qui; ments, lov Freuch and Germ ‘Toys, Games and Russia Leather Wo: and Handkerchief Boxes, ug Desks and D: Canes. cal Boxes, ail sizes and styles, 's and Ornaments y Baskets, 0, Bicsciea, all sizes, of differant designs 10, 000 other articles tuo numerous to Inention. Toavoid usual rush at Christmas time, our custe- mers are invited to make their purchase early. Selected Goods can be laid aside until Christmas. if | desired. ‘diT-7t | Tur Evesrse Star Says: “Purchasers are growing wiser overy year, and itis | @xpected that during the present week a great portion of the HOLIDAY SHOPPING | will be done, thereby avoiding the great rush occurring the last day or two before Christmas.” 146 DOZEN | Men’s %{ White Linen Cambric Hematitched Hand- kerobiefs, 25c. EACH. . Our great sp<cialty, and actually worth 373¢c. each, ASSORTMENT OF INITIALS YET COMPLETE, ‘The increasing demand for our ELEGANT LINE OF INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS warrant us in assuming that they are to-day the best, most us-ful and seceptable Christmas gifts that can men do well to be on the watch, for Mr. Randall | be bestowed, isan astute politician, and the industrial situation in some parts of the south will favor his aspira- tions. ————__+e» __ General Sherman told a reporter tn St. Louls yes- terday that the letter of Stephens to H. V. Johnson ‘Was one of several on which he based nis charge that Davis contemplated not a confederacy of States Dut an absolute despotism in which he was Ww be the dictator. Sald the General, in answer to the question if the Stephens’ letter constituted his entire proof: “No. I have dozens like ft, but nowhere ts the Root presented in so substantial a form as in it. ‘he other letters are from great men in the south, and cover a portion pot fo ss of the ground mentioned in It will be noticed by perusing the letter in ques- tion, Mr. Stephens does not charge explicitly that Mr-Davis contemplated a selzure of absolute power, but ouly expresses his suspicions that such a step Was tn his thoughts. His whole policy, Wrote, was “perfectly con: pothesis,” Dut his acts “are not conclusive.” Tb may be, however, that Sherman has stronger evi- dence yet to come. ——~+-e > _____ As regularly as the holiday season comes, Con- gTess enacts the same little farce over the Christ- Mas recess. At first it isto be just for the week: members reluctantly consent to two weeks; next the Senate, that luxurious body, insists on a few days more. To this the reformers in the House, Object, but they are overruled, and finally the tu’ 200 DOZEN MEN'S SATIN-LINED “CLAUDENT” SCARFS: x PUFFS AND FLATS, 260. EACH. Endless variety of choice patterns, every scarf bearing Patentees stamp. Regular 50c. goods, 100 DOZEN Ladies’ Hemstitched Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, | embroidered in white and colors, 290. EACH, Extra good valug and worth 37c, 1,000 CLOTH DRESS PATTERNS, in Block Cashmere, Ottamans, Foulas, Bison Cloths, Stephens | Cheviots, Cut Cashmeres. Esch pattern put ina fancy ent with such a hy- | box in attractive style for Holiday gifts, $1.50, $1.75, $2, 82.50 AND 38 EACH. 1,000 DRESS PATTERNS io | Prints, Ginghams and Cambrics, at ) 50c., 60c., 700., 80C., 96 AND $1 EACH. ;then { Each pattern handsomely tied and decorated for Holi- duy Gifts, CHRISTMAS SUSPENDERS inan Tecess 1S voted. This farce 1s repeated regulariy | Endless Variety of white and colors, at every year, until it has become as mueh an “Ingtj- tution” as the Christmas pantomime in London, —— —— It will be a matter of deep regret ff the health of Hon. Robert €. Winthrop shail fall bim just at this time. He gave the oration at the laying of the 250, 373¢c., 50c., 75C., 100. AND @1. Each price quoted being a special bargain, and beat | THAN ANY OTHER SIMILAR HOUSE IN THE value ever offered. MEN'S FANCY NIGHT SHIRTS, $3.50 AND $4 PER PAIR. corner-stone of the Washington monument, and it | Plaited Bosoms, Three Rows of Embroidery, Correct is planned to have him fill the same duty at its dedication. He 1s now prostrated, however, with €n attack of pneumonia, and it ts sald that his con- dition ts precarious. ———_+e5—____ About the most needless bit of enterprise we have ever seen exhibited in journalism is the pub- Heation In the western Dewspa] of diagrams illustrating the game of faro. As arule the chil- Gren of that section thoroughly understand the Captivating game long before they are able to read. ——_—_e. As the admission of Dakota has een made simply & party matter, the bill has no chance of passing the House, and the territory must stay out in the cold a little longer. So many thousand new argu- ments for admission are flocking in, however, all the time, that the inhabitants have only to show a Uttle patience and they will secure their political rights, ——_—~<e-—__ It took @ good deal ionger for the managersof the New Orleans fair to go their two miles to the grounds than for President Arthur to go his Iniles to meet them after they were finally ready to recetve him. ‘The would-be fo 28 are Sald to be very sore Over the Interruption to their ride. They would Rave Deen sorer yet if the humane society hadn't stopped it. ‘The democrats will have to find another Investi- Gstorot department corruption. Barker has out- hived bis usefulness. A Macsircexr Coxxiicriox or SILVERWARE, Probably the finest in the country+ Tea and Dinner Sets, Spoons and Forks, Pitebera, Bow's, Waiters, Baskets, and every imaginable smaller pleco made of silver. DIAMONDS, All sizes and qualities, » WATCHES, ‘Very small sizes, and some very valuable ones, with all the new style Chains snd attachments, GOLD AND SIL‘ ER. Novelties in JEWELLY. PLATED WARE in all its branches. Candelabras, Waiters, Dishes, Tureens, Bas- kets, Spoons and Forks, &c., 4c., &c. For sale by SAML KIRK & SON, 172 W. BALTIMORE STREET, 49-10t,2p Baltimore, Md Lars Crorn, %& INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL, 6 CENTS, 6% cts. cts, . 12% cts, z, Bete G .,8 ets. and l0cta, Ra cts. colors, $1. Velvets, sil colors. Stak ilk Bleck Dives Sil, gros grain, 95 cts, Bed Comforts, 15 ctn. $1.00, 81.25, 81.5), kets. per pair, Cage mad $3.00, Best Brussels Carpets, 16 cta,, 35 cts, Nottingham Lace, 20 ca, 25 cia. 30 ct, C. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Bouth side, | | Length and Thoroughly Made and Finished, put up in pretty fancy boxes of two each, makings choice Christmas Gift. CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS, Special for Ladies. 26-inch fine Black Silk Umbrellas, choice natural ‘wood handles, ONLY $235 EACH. Unapvroachable value, and a most acceptable Christ- mas present. Special for Men. 28-inch Gold-headed Black Silk Umbrellas, besutifal quality, ONLY $7.50 EACH, Our assortment of the above goods is beyond compari- | £9 Please bear in mind, we have no connection with | son, comprising all the newest ideas as regard make, color, handles and qualities, and there is no one who would not appreciate a Silk Umbrelia, LADIES" CASHMERE GOSSAMERS, Ix BLUE,"BROWN AND BLACK, 86.50 EACH. Equal to the English and afar less price, Warranted 1200 | water-proof. MAKING A GRAND CHRISTMAS GIFT, 00 BOXES RUFFLING, Eo HANDSOME BOXES OF SIX YARDS EACH, 26c. PER BOX, 300 YARDS BLACK SATIN RHADAME, #1.25 PER YARD. An exceptional bargain, Heal value, $1.50 per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. One Price Only. fa17) Hourpay Goons. 912 Dt. We have a KERCHIEFS, LADIES* LIN LADIES" LACED faowt jar Glove in the market. LADIES FUR LINED GLOVES. act large line cheap DRESS GOODS for presenta, 1254¢., We have also anice assortment FLOOR, Di ETS, from 5 to $8.50. ae SHAWLS aud CLOAKS, very LOW PRICES, assortment of FANCY SILK HAND- aS re 1.50, HANDEEKCHIEYS 126. to 7 K'D GLOVES, Mathers Sateus the GEO. J. JOHNSON, ait 713 Market Space. 1,000 JAPANFSE CHAPE PAPER HAND-PAINTED, NW. Bi * i at Usercz Horm Ghrrs AT RUINOUSLY LOW PRICEs, gu, nen Epa maha soe eons others ™, 7 cy e money, we Propose ‘Castt through the HOLIDA SEASON ‘our entire stock fea Hosiery, Handyerchietm ‘Gloves, Cuffs, Gents’ fs, Silk Umbrellas, shouk Shawls, Table Damask, Napkiva Towels, Blankets, Sheetings, Flagnel Skirts, Underwear, &c., &c.. ‘unprecedented Low Prices to which they have. Fried tne pe ti aaricass Gee make, 1: bea ‘d Wor Di G We. on ‘Silk Umbrellas, 80. Pape eke toh Mus J. P. IMPORTER AND Pros, OF FASHION, 1107 F Staaer Noaruwest. NING STAR: WASHINGTON ‘charge. Just received prime lot of Newtown Pippin § G @ GG GG A pure case is where a clothier has the G-A-L-L to an- Rounce REDUCED prices when he never had a fixed price. This problem has never been solved. We will give agvod suit gracis to the person whocan tell us how a price can be reduced where no fixed price ever existed. Asood square case of G-A-L-L is to tack on the words “Leading Clothiers” to an advertisement of any dealers hereabouts. They imagine that fortune naving favored them with a few weeks’ or months’ good trade they are the Leading Cicthiers, Why, bless you, since we have been in business here, nigh on to twenty years, we huve seen ascore of these “leaders” go to their commercial graves. How many do you suppose have tried, in vulgar par- lance, to “iay us out?” And now aiter all there years what is the actual result? WE ARE THE LEADERKS— ALL OTHERS ARE FOLLOWEKS. Those who come nearest our methods of trade—the best, the Lonestest ‘wo know of—come nearest to us in this Leadership. Leadership in trade is constituted,first.by the volume of trade, Well, we will say that tuerc is no house that has G-A-L-L enough to say that we are leaders on that score. ‘The Second Point is SIZE OF STOCK. Is there any otherconcern that can show a stock half the size wecarry? Lf there is, thén dozens of persons misinform us daily. ‘The Third Point is HE CHARACTER OF THE STOCK. On that subject we are head and shoulders above all others. One illustration will suffice: We have at this | Moment 150 Overcoats in stock that we sell at $50, $53 and $60. We hud over 200. In those three styles of garments, a mere fraction of the entire stoci:, we show more overcoats at that value—mind you, we say value— thaa the combined clothing houses of the District of Colambia cin show. We feel very proud of the fact that the people have learned to discriminate our an- nouncements and the no less attractive ones of others. Our trade NOW—mind tyou, NOW—is the greatest we ever had. Weare not over-stocked. We have not had dull business. We have not been affected by the une seasovable weather, and we are not selling at cost, Our reasons for cutting prices on every garment in our es- tablishment (and the ouly one it does not please is the clothiers): Ist, We are going to moye into our New Building at the close of this season. 2d, NOT A DOLLAR'S!WORTH of the present atock is to be transferred to it, Now if you want the option of selecting from the Jargest and choicest stock you are welcome to doo at 10 to 9 per cent reduction on any or all garments you may select, Follow the crowd and it will lead you to A. SAKS & CO., ‘THE Fina as THE Rock oF GrsrarTaR ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, at $16 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. Proctasatios: “Proclaim it throughout the land unte all the inhabi- -Ants thereof” ‘That we have NOT reduced our 815 Suits to @10—we cannot efford it. ‘that we have NOT reduced our $25 Overcoats to 815, ‘because we would not perpetrate such an outraxe upon the people among whom we live as to charve $25 for an article which we could afford to sell at $15, In fact, it would be too humiliating to our self-respect and dam- axing to our business integrity to be FORCED to con- fess that our greed of gain: had induced us to mark our goods 50 per cent in excess of what we could afford to sell them at. That we have no moth-eaten, shop-worn trash to foist | upon the people under the guise of reduced prices. | ‘That we have nothing but absolutely fresh, fashiona- } ble, stylish and desirable goods of superior workman- ship, which we ARE selling and shall CONTINUE to sell atexactly Ten Per Cent advance on the cost of , manufacture, which means a saving of from 40 to 60 per cent to all who patronize THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH STREET N. W. That WE HAVE COME TO STAY, all reports to the contrary notwithstanding. ‘That Our “Proclamation” is one of protection—a pro- tection which protects all buyers from the will-o'-wisp promises of Fancy Price Dealers and throws around them a guard of perfect safety against those who would dive deep into their pockets and give but small returns at best. In short, WE WILL SELL YOU BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY eo D. C.. WEDNESDAY, WANTED--HELP. CEMBER 17. 1884-DOUBLE SHEET. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _FOR SALE_ HOUSES. ‘ANTED—AT SAMSTAG’S, rec EET Wriortvest comornaa? ? TH STRER POR TENT AORNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ‘Fooms st 219 D strect northwest. uw Waceis ACTIVE WOMAN (COLORED ), to wash and ‘mal Last a ferred] cook, iron, at 5 PR RENT—TO GENTLEMEN, AT 027 0 STREET ee ere ts Wiaa araecn.egan Rae OURE We ts ’. oe the French ‘Confectionery, 1223 G street — wi ¥ ANTED—A WHITE BOY, 17 OR 18 YEARS OLD, to work ins feed store; must be williug to work. ply to8. 5. itheast Ne itol Apply to DAISH, sout corner North Capit WV ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, TO TAKE CARE OF twochildren and make herself useful about the house, Must stay nights, 903 M st. n.w. dl7-3t WAXTEDIIMMEDIATELY—A | GOOD | WOMAN that is acquainted in cleaning coprer pans: also & man to attend a horse and make himself geuerall ful: both white Apply to 1804 E st.n. w. 17 -3t WANTED A GOOD KITCHEN AND TRUCK GAR- dener with a small family; one who thoroughly understands the busi ness; must come well recom- R RENT—AT 809 H STREET NOKTHWEST, newly furnished Parlors and Bedrooms: will be ented sincly or en suite at very m derate rates, di6-2t* POE RENT 100 N STREET, VERY DESIRABLE large front Rvom, furnished to suit, in private faua- ily; references. a7-3t IR REN SION. ON LIBERAL terms, handsomely furnished suite of two Rooms (with bath) on parlor floor; 1734 I street n, w. dl7-6t" RB RENT—1823 ry ET, WITH BOARD, IN Caving feed 3; where there are no children, oue might Front Room, facing south, heated by fare ‘ace and open fire also. elT-3t* R RENT—AT 1130 TWELFTH STREET NORTH- west, near husetts avenue, two elegant floors, three rooms each, en suite or single, commu- Ricating, thoroughly furnished: conveniences. w OR RENT—THE WHOLE Oc GREATER PART OF handsomely Furnished House, with every modera Convenien-e, on one of the chaicest corners; southeast outlook: in’ West Washington. 3 B WIM EK & 00. 1419 New York avenue. ay ‘OR RENT_AT DUPONT C'RCLE, SOUTHEAS corner 20th and P streets, ite Biaine’s man- Sion. 8 nine-roum honse snd bath; heated by furnuce; modern Improvements; inquire on promises; rent, 840 2 . 285.50 414 2nthet, or. 909 23d st 8 < 307 Woter st, Geo'twnls 00 ae S17 20th, 7 23.50/407 Ith st 5 re, ‘B81 20th st, i) 516 De m4: 20.50 2218 OR RENT_802 dist STREET. TW all modern improvementa; first.class condition SSS, Apply WESCOTT § WILCOX, 1907 Penny vans ly at 1236 12th street northwest, Avply at ese WAITED OMAN TO COOK. WASH AND ron in sinall family; reference réquived, | AppIY at 1756 M street northwest. a16-st* WaANZED_NURSE FOR TWO-YEAR OLD CHILD; fee cr nnat, be 8 settiod woman and understand caring Fc orouxhly; good waxes to rs0™: ref erenices required. “Mim NEALY, 407 Gat new digest? WANIED-A GIRL FO COOK. Wasi AND LON, stan preferred. EI Uth street. is de16-3r* WANTEDIAT ONCE IN 4 BUSINESS 07 FIOK, A bright, smart office Boy, not less than 16 years old, and one who Las hud some experience; must write 8 good hand. figures correctly, and live at home: waxes five dollars ($5) per weck; good opportunity to learn business, Address in own hand writing, giving refer- ences, “Manufacture.” Star office. dei6-3t three Hines of cars; $12, inciu ing heat and was: refer- ences. Call before 10a. and after é p.m. di6-3t* OR RENT—FURNI*HED, TWO LaRGE, BEAUTI- ful, sunny rooms, on second floor: new house: all modern improvements: one square from cars, and her- dics pass the door. 1510 Q street northweat. di6-8t* ROR, RENT—THRFE UNFCRNISHED, PLEAS. ant rooms, with bath room adjoining, op the second foor, for light housekeeni in advance; location desirable and central Call at 1103 Loatreet northwest. 16-3" OR RENT—FURNINHED OR NOT, FINE PAR- jor and hull bed chamber; communicating; second floor: south front; ref rences and pay in advance: 10 children. 1935 N street, corner 14th. ai6-3t* POR BENT — PARLOR FLOOR AND SECOND- story Room, newly furnished, at 615 11th street, four doors from F. del6-2t a pA WOMAN TO COOK WASH AND on; also, a half grown girl as nurse. Must xt at night. Apply to 620'3d street northwest. dis-3t WV ANTEDK 00 INTELLIGENT AND ENPRGETIO amen to solict orders for portraits in CRAYON, OIL and WATER COLORS: «lunged from email pictuies of any Kind, “We guarantee $20 por werk to men who will devote eighf hours daily to ¢his work. ‘Fore wiving full instruction, address Branch Oifice of THE NORTH*MPTON POR1RAIT CO., 455 C street n. w., Washinton, D. C., or call between the hours of 10 and i2a.m.and2and4p.m, —__d15-3t* WANTED_LADIES AND, YOUNG MEN IN CITY or country: we furnish light simple work at your own homes, sent by mail any distance: the business 18 ‘light and pleasant; you can make #2 to 85 a day; ho canvassing; vo misrepresentation: we have a ood, demand for our work und furnish steady employment; Do stamps required for reply. Address Royal Manu: turing Company, Providence, K, I. al0-1m* WANTED BOxS AT MARINE BARRACKS, WASH- ington, to learn inusic: must be from 14 to '16 years old. 4 feet 10 inches high, and of good moral character. ak W ANTED—WHITF. AND COLORED WOMEN Cooks, $10 to $20: Chambermaids, Nurses, Gen- eral Workers, Scrub and Kitchen Girls, Men Cooks, other help, with references. PRICE & COOMBS, Li- censed Agents, 926 F street northwest. d2-18t* ANTED—TO THOSE IN WANT OF RELIABLE helpor situations for trades, stores, housemaid clerks, cooks, hostlers, laborers, and all positions of trust,’ male or female, apply to or addrees National Employment Agency, ‘Licensed office, 809 E street northwest, nd R RENT—GENTLEMEN ONLY—NICELY FUR- nished room, second floor, large closet, bath room, hot and cold water. same floor; convenient to depart- ‘ments and Capitol :$10, Address D.H., Star office.d16-3t* FURNISHED, 1518 Hn, w.; property of the late Admiral Wilkes: over- looking Lafayette Square, on corner; very fashionable Beighborhood; thoroughly refitted; near Arlington, aic-si* FOE BEXTA SUITE OF THREE FURNISHED Rooms, first floor, Heat, gas. attendance, 0) wrates, buth. Possession at once. ieterences, 1 street northwest. 15-30" FOE, RENT-AT ONCE-TWO LARGE, PRETTY Rooms unfurnished, with Table Board. 1018 8th Street northwest, between K and I. 415 -6t* Fe, RENT—NICELY FURNISHED PARLORS; frst floor, with open grate fire, at 516 12th street horthwest. ai5.3t* Fok RENTITHREE PINE ROOMS, COMALUNT- cating; nicely furnished as parlor and bedroom: first or second floor: also single iioom: location firs class; terms moderate, 1202 K street northwest.d16-3t* FOR RENT—9101_P STREET NORTHWEST— Handsomely Furnished Rooms, en suite or singly. ‘Table Board if preferred. Q13,17,20-3¢" FOE RENT EINE, BEDROOM AND ONF. PAR: Jor Suite of Handsome Furniture. Ad iress X. P. Z, Star office, dl5-e04t* FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED COMMUNICA- ting rooms, second floor, or one half of 10-room Modern house, with or without board. No. 1302 L stre-t northwest. a15-3t* ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN CITY or country, to take nice hght and plea‘ant work at their own homes: $2 to 5a day easily and quietly made; work een by mall; Hocanvaming: no stamp for reply, RELIABLE, MANUFACTURING CO., Phile- ni! ITUATIONS. Fe, RENT—A SUITE OF THRFEOR FIVE ROOMS, bp dere, “ADyIy to ME RENSEDYS Toth steset wea 9 rders. pi] ce "3, street, near Migs Bank? anit FOR RENT-LARGE AND HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, en suite or single, cony-nient to all Li es ot street cars and near the principal hoteis. Refer. ences given and required. 514 13thst. nw. — dl3-6t" W3nNt dD by A YOUNG WHI E GIRL 4 SITU- ation asa chambermaid. Inquire at 1244 5th atreet northwest, 1° WASTED BY A PERFECTLY RESPONSIBLE Position as collector for some reliable busi- ness house who se] ou the installment plan. Best of reference given If required. address Box 100, Star gf ce. W ANIPDIA POSITION AS HOUSERFEPER IN A hotel or private family. by ® tuoroughly compe- tent middle-aved lady, who has bad long experience and con furnish best reference. Address E, M., Star office.1* ¥ Ea ie ZOUNG WaT Lg ee i fuiuily (0 sew: has Knowledge of drese- makin, “address INGLESIDA, Mount Pleasant, DC. dlT-3t* WASZED-BY YOUNG LADY FROM THE NORTH, Position as visiting governess, can teach all Eng: lish branches, French and music to beginuers; can as- sist lads in Latin. Box 148, Star office, di7-4t* WED a4 BOY. 15 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS to l-arn the drug business; best references given, Apply by letter to W. SUESS, southeast corner of D and in strvots northeast. WANTED = PLACES G15-e05t* FOR HOUS EKEEPERS seamstresses. ladies’ maids, cooks, nurses, cham- bermaids, men cooks, waiters, waitrese-s and other help with references for this city and elsewhere, PRICE & COOMBS, Licensed Agents, 926 F st. n.w. _de2-18t* WANTED.--ROOMS. yy ANTED—10 RENT—TWO ROOMS, ONE FUR- ished, one unfurnished. In thr same house, cont. ting if le, by two quiet youn ies, W Bo questions are asked, ‘Address C. B,, Star office, | 1t* WV ANTED-BY: A GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED W Site, oriarve Hom with folding bd. heat. hot and co.d water, bath, Ke., with independence; Board. if meals in room: no obj.ction to flat; northwest district. Must be reasonab'e. weekly in advance. At ting full particulars, G. 8, B., Star oitice, to for $20 per month, to two gentlemen who will oc- cupy large room toyether, or two communicating rooms; handsomely furnished, and fire; turee I cars; convenient to Departwents. Fashionable locali Address Box 156, Star office. dl2-5t' 28 131M STREET NORTHWEST, newly. elegantly Furnished Parlor and Bed-room, and cabinet, if desired; a! communicating: a few blocks from all principai hotels; suitable for Member of C gress, dei2-6t" R RENT—NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, 222 New Jersey avenue southeast, nearly opposite Butler mansivn ; convenient to Capitol. if desired; references, (OR RENT_FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, single or en suite, on second and third floors; southern exposure: modern improvements; rent rea- sonable, At 2203 M street northwest. d12-9¢* R RENT—PALLOR AND SUITE OF ROOMSIST ‘or second floor; iaudsome onoush for Member; rea- sonable enough for any one: fastionable locality; three lines cars: convenient, comfortable, pleasaut; come and see. 985 K street northwest. 9-2" OR RENT—PARLOR AND CHAMBFR, HAND- somely furnished. Also dining room and kitcben, if desired. “Private bath room; no children; references exchanged, 1122 1ith street northwest, @3-1m (OR RENT—FORNISHED—1ST AND 2D FLOOR bed-room and parlor on each floor: all modern im- Provements. Apply at 477 Missouri ave. n.w. di FOE RENT_WITH BOARD, TWO SECOND-STORY Rooms, suitable for four gentlemen or gentleman and wife, will rent single or en suite: convenrent to three lines of cara 1203'S street northwest. d6-1m* FRO! BENT_ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, with board, at 1414 und 1416 K etreet northwest, Mra GRANT, formerly on 14th street dé-lm* FOR, BENTPARLOR AND BEDROOM, SUIT- able for Senstor, Mem! front; SG cae ode” Sof Pad aan at gress tan ak os tetween 11th and 12th. 2-1 NTED-1TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH WwW oard, for 1 two children and nurse. Terms moderate, ‘Situated between Mass. sve. and 5 et. n.w. Toth and i8th sts n.w. Address Q tar ffice.dl7- yANTED—FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FOR Light honsckeeping, for adults, with heat, light and modern conveniences, between th and 14th and E and K sta uv. w. Keferences. Address “Prompt.” star office. disse ANTED—FOUR UNFURNISHED CONVENIENT (W ‘ooine for light housckeeplng; no. sbswer, con sidered unless (erms and location siated; references, Address XENIA, Star office. aL7-2e WV ANT) D—ONE OR TWO ROOMS ON FIRST OR Woarcona foor-suitabie fora doctor: on 14th street, or near Connecticut avenue, Address O, M. office; unfurnished preferred. ANTED—ROOMS OF ALL KINDS, IN ALL Whaviior the eity: nest-clann tenants, Gallat ware 's itoom Kenting Agency, 409 11th street northwest, fel at orice. DISTRICT. TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 927 anD 929 SevenTH StrecT NoRTHWEST. Cor. Mass. ave, Open evenings till 9, Saturday till 11. any other house in this city. aly Doverass Gexrremen's Dezor. 2 SPECIAL—120 DOZ. PUFFED AND FLAT SOARFS. Our price for these Scarfs has never been less than $1. ‘We shall soll them this week for FIFTY CENTS EACH. alt DOUGLASS’, 522-524-526 9th st. ~ Esrastisnep_ 1850. HEADQUARTERS FOR KARE AND EARLY VEGETABi C. ENGEL'S SoNs, We are recelving daily French mushrooms, choice Boston headed lettuce, new tomatoes, cucurnbers, B us- sels sprouts, Burr artichokes, ewe plants, and imported Itali.n chestnuts; also, a complete and select assort- ment of fruits. Orders by mail solicited. “Orders filled with accuracy and promptness aud delivered free of Apples. hot 11 831—13, C, ENGEL'S SON! arene SH 588, 589, 690 and 591 Center Market, 1 7-w,f,m,tu,4¢* Uszrcn Houma P, RESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS. Silk Hats, #4 and $5; Stiff Hats and Soft Hate, Fur and Cloth Caps: Boys' Polo Caps, 20c. Silk, Alpaca and Gingham Umbrellas, Fur-top lined Dog-skin Gloves, $1, $1.25. Perrin Freres Kid Gloves; Cloth aud Buck Gloves, Large Stock of Linen Collars and Handkerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Bows, Ties, Puff and Flat Scarfs Elegant Cashmere and Merino Half Hose, ‘Silk, Cashmere and Worsted Mufflers, Suspenders, Initial Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins, Hand Knit Wool Jackets, Gossamer Coats, Extra heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, 50c. Very heavy White Merino Underwear, 50c. Better roods, 62c., 75c., $1, 81.25, $1.50, 81.75, Full regular made Merino Shirts and Drawers at low- eat prices. Boya’ Underwear, 25 and 50c. Scarlet Medicated Underwear, $1, $1.25, $1.60, 82— dest assortment in the city, Night Shirts, T5c. a “Lion Shirts,” laundried, 86 per half dozen, French Half Hose, $1.60 dozen, worth $2, at RC. LEW “Popular One Price Store,” 15-8 20 77m St, Ber. Lawn K N. Wi Bazeass For Ts Wenz NOW I8 YOUR CHANCE The following Prices for this week only: 20 roila Tapestry Brussels 6%e. per y°d, former price TSc, 25 rolls Tapestry Brussels Tée. per y'd, former price 90c. 40 rolls Tapestry Brussels (best) 90c. per y'd, former price $1. 25 rolls Body Brussvis $1.06 per y'd, former price $1.25, | rolls Body Brussels $1.25 per y'd, fornier price $1.40, BECEPTION BONNETS, _ COSTUME BONNETS, | _ These are special cash prices for this week only. Don’t CARRIAGE HATS, fail to take advantage of them. LATEST WINTER MODES FROM LEADING PaRIs FURNITURE AT LOWEST CASH PRICES, iC MIL" } gysBsorensstr INERY TO ORDER A W. H. HOEKE, G15 =U Market Space, 908 and 310 Sth strectn.w, WANTED—HOUSES. ROE, RENTTERIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS, HAND- mely furnished parlor and bed-roum, second floor, Open fire place, extra bed-room if desired; ‘also, delicht- ful rooms on third floor; 1016 15th street northwest, near Arlington hotel. Herdics pass the door. 421m OR RENT—AT 916 E ST. NORTHWEST, LARGE double parlor; also square Room, first floor, partly furnished. 29-1m_ FORMENTIWE HAVE A BIG LIST OF ROOMS OF all kinds, with or without board, in all parts of the city; ists furnished free of charge at Warfie.d's Koom Renting Agency,409 11th st. opposite Star office, n29-3w* FR BENTO FIRST ST. NORTHEAST_DE- tful, newly furnished, communicating room: fronting on’ Capiiol park; fine view over whole city; street cars pass the door. "References required. 125-4w* FOR BENT. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board:en suite or single. Table Boarders ac- commodated. References exc 918 New York avenue northwest. 0¢29-2m* ‘OR RENT— SUITES OF COMMUNICATING Rooms, on first und second floors. newly furnished, suitable for meuibers of Congress; caterer in house, In- quire at 1824 H street. n22-im <TED-A MODERN AND WELL-BUILT We in’ fashionable neighborhoo kitchen on main floor; rent, $40) to 81.000. with privilege of por ch sing. Addreas Box 49, Star office, te WwW ANTED— everal Small Houses, for cash purchasers. Eaves SEW. WHITAKER, a15-31" 1406 Pennsylvania avente. NTED—FOR #1000 CASH A HOUSE OF tion of the city. A tating location. ase be a vareain ; nove but ow ed : Give number of house. “Lock Box 433. ‘agin (OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- lors, eu suite of si gle, in a private family, at 804 9th street northwest. References exchanved. ni8-38t* 1OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Fi L827 Vermont avenue, opposite Arlington hotel, nl-) FOR RENT_FLATS. , With cas and fir, for $25, | FIRST-CLASS BOAKD AND ROOM | | | | Rainy with modern im a avenue. Gentes. Avvly to's. W. BARTLEY, Uniontown, D. POE BENT—OOR. orm STREET AND MASSACHU- EK RENT—NICE &-ROOM NEW BRICK HOUSE: setts avenue, large handsomely furrished Roomwa. | MY north and south froin. 119 Bnet Caption strerts WANTED A TENOR (CATHOLIO)—CITY CHOME. | én suite or aingle, with board; southern exposure, tef- | rent 28 HARVEY SPAULDING. 89 Comctan bal ad: ‘Address P.O, Box 662, city. di6-3t* ” | erences exchanved,$ lines cats: table boat. aleiwe” | Ine, ob 4a ANT! —A MAN TO WORK A FARM ON F& RENT—AT 922 N STREET NORTHWEST. ‘OR RENT—HANDSOME THREE-STORY AND shares, leferences required. two large unfurnished Rooms on third floor, neat back building House, twelve ss, t hardwood Suis, na ce le, Plumbing &c., Open. closets, cel~ frescoed and decorated in latest first-ciaes, 1359 15th sineet: $7 ale 3t* VOR RENT— FIRST-CLASS’ FURNISHED HOUSE. Suitable for entertaining, 20 Farragut § a16.3i* ith atrert northwest FP SE RENTIOR SALI—ALL THE FURNTI OLE in the house of the late Col. Insh, Le Droit Park, with horse and carriage and cow. Rented with the house or sold without, “House rent ws month, 1901 Le broit 456 Louisiana F ‘O A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, A comfortably furnished! house, three stories and tmse- ment, for the sessou or year, AUDLY On preauises, 13 Q street northw: st, die at KR RENT—A HANDSOME 32-ROOM HOUSE, nearly new; ail conveniences and in first-class order, 212 13th street southwest, A. 8. CAYWOUD, 9 streets northwest, OR RENT—A HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, CEN- trally located. ue. The bouse has every modern convenience, and is in periect order throughout; will be rented partly furnished, if desired, To a sinali family of adults the rent will be made miod- erate. THO WAGGAMAN, 917 F street, di6-3t ‘OR RENT—FRAME 612 G STREE1 SOUTH- west, 5 rooms, hall, gas and water: 1%. Frame 1304 Sth’street northwest, . x 2 OX, 92) F street northwest, T—HANDSOME DWELLING. street, opposite British legation ; wit four horses. Apply to FITCH, FOX & BRv’ ‘d10-co2w IR RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. F et... 18. 18 F130 00-1230 19th st.. 13 rs....100.00 Gst.. nr. 19th st..fur.300.00 Bat. ur. Cap'.tur.... Dupont Cle. .4r.fur...260,00 1769 P xt Latayette Sq.1i rt Q Thomas _ale-st® pi Nst..n.Connalir. ‘M, nF. 9thst. 15, nr KL av. 9r..’fr.150.00 2Withst, DapontCie 1ur150,00 € Mass, av.u'r 15th,Pr. 130.00 9 Seaton Hail, 9h&'D._125.00 6 ra. 25 ‘ur. 4th n- w., 81.. £125.09 419 O-strect alley... 7.00 For permits to see furnished houses call at office, For List of property tor sale call orsend at office for Real Es- fate Guiic, | Property placed with ine tor rent or sale is liberally advertised free of cost to the owner. als KO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, now. OR RENT—-AT 912 G STKEET SOUTHWEST, Seven rooms;.816, 727 6th street’southesst : five mis. with water, $10.25. C. H. PARKEK, 4 and E streets southwest, fS-3t* KR RENT—DWELLING Hor Street northwest, corner of rovermen ANSUN, 10% 91H ens: in good “ 3 Per month, fs 13th’ street worth- : ot LLENT SEVEN-ROOM BRIG prov iments, back and front yard; y treet northwest. Rey 1225. Apply at #17 10-11 Q ply to W. C. JO: OR KENT—BXC modern { 25, 1228 T a 'OR RENT—BRICK HOT 2 16TH and K streets northwest; twelve rooms; modern improvements; furnace and grates: house in thorough repair. Inquire at METZERUTT & CU.'S, 905 Penni- sylvania aventic northwest, dost ‘Ok RE AKTY EXPECTING To BE AB- sent from the city frem Janua'y Ist to May Ist. de- fires to rent @ portion of house, inefuding parlor, dinini room, kitchen and two slceping rooms, besides sérvalits’ Toom, bath room and laundry; furnace and bot and cold water throughout; every hing complete for house- keeping. ‘There is a fine Chickering plano. Tnguire at 715 H street northwest. ai5-3t? OR RENT—A NEW MANSION, WITH NEW FU niture, street, near |homas circle. Apply to Mr, ENNEDY, 15th street. near Kigws Bauk. dl-7t Kk RENT—} URNISHED—FOR 6 OK 7 MONTHS, & bands: me 16 roomed House: new furniture, lanve yard, shrubbery, stable, carriage-bouse, on line of street Cars, at bominal rent of 8100, respousible Party. E. A. McIN IRE, 9 8 F street. dl3-6t JOR RUNT—BY 8. H. WALK? R, 630 LOUISIANA B street northeast & rooms, all improve- 33: 220 C street norihvast, 7 rooms, water, hwest, 4th and Sth, 7 rooms, $33.33. did OR RENT—FINE NEW DWELLINGS, HAND- somely finished, best sanitary plumbing ané all. the latest improvements: desirably located on Suaderland Place, near Dupont circle. TYLEK & RULHERFORD, 1226 F street northwest, diz-6r* Sr... Be 8. 1 732 21st st., mi 2121 K st, mi. Tr. 2119 Kst, mi, 6r.. 2136 Hot. mit; Tr. az AN. ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 KOOMs, fine location, stable in rear, for winter or year: 131 Lith street northwest. Apply W. J, RIEES, Smith- sonian Institution, 42-30" K RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 3147 P STREET, CON- taining 12 rooms, with all “::odern improvements, JAS. L. DAVIS, Agent, 1218 Sint st.,Georgetown. 48-1 w.. 13r8.. 87! Qst.n'r 12th fur.$200,00 451 ILL avenue, 9rs.. st, near 18th, fur...150 00 5 a. 50,00. 1837 15th st. n.w.. 00 112 4th st. ne, 8 207 6th st. ‘20. 1527 Hi st. n. 8 rooms,20.00 2028 Tet. n.w., 159s. - 100.09 1832 F st, nw., 6rs. 1763 P st. o, w.. 11 rs. $3.34 1.98 Oth st ne. Gre... Set. near 15th, fur.. 1.75.00) Also, a numner of well-located Furnished Houses, Call at offive for Weealy Bulletin, issued every Satur- @ay afteruoon. Landlords can have their houses ed- vertised free by placing them in our Lan 3. H. WARNER, a6 916 F street northwest, YOR RENT— we FLOR RENT— UTIFUL FLAT IN THE FLOREN' x ie N.W. CORNER 17TH AND H STR PP J. Vv. N. HUYCK, a16-3t 1505 Penn. ave. ETS. WANTED.—MISCELLA NEOUS. ANTED-AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS CAN Wave tie phot uphic printing dono at low rates by J. T. BUTTS, 936 F si ai7-3t* WV ANTED—TO RENT A STABLE, SUITABLE FOR W two horses, within five squares of 1th A Eutedla northwest, Addreas PULITY DAT. 1100 Estreet uorthwest, 6-30" ED—CART HORSE FOR HEAVY WORK. ‘live price aud where the same can bo acen, Gall t 19835 14th street northwest, al5-3t* reet horthwest. FOR RENT—STORES. POR BENZ-EARGE STORE OR WAREROOMS, with cellar, 428 11th n w., suitable for wholesaie or retail business: on oneof the best thoroughfares, be- tween Pa.av.ahdF. Inquire on premises. di7-im ROE, BENTISTOREROOM, 620, PENNSYLVANIA northwest. Inquire at JACKSON & CO'S, 626 Pomsylvants avenue northwest ai6-3t* ___ FOR RENT--OFFICES. ‘H.av.&Sst$150.00 | 2028 G: Fe RENT—UNFURNISHED HOUSES— 81: street. KE st..near Conn, av.@333 33 N st, bet 136 Vt. av. 300 i3th’st., near K'st..- "250, K si 0 . bet. 20th & List. 154.00 cor. 2d st. nw. 150.00 bits 48838. MONEY TO LOAN. yANTED_O. W. POOLE, Upholsterer. | 519 New Jerse} orthwest. te le and laid Ny eee WAsten— DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE Fr RENT—VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE. Rooms in buildine 1006 F street, (formerly Fitzgeral bull ing.) THOS. £. WAGGAMAN, 917 Ft, di6-st OR RENT_OFFICES IN THE J BUILDING 1901 F treet, corner of 13th street: suitable for re:l estate on role jonal business, Apply on the premises, D TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, $12,000 Security must be gilt ede improved Faierse No commissions. “Address Attornes: star o 7 Mok, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER ‘security, in sums to suit, at lowest rates of inter- est, least expense and without delay. R.A PHULLIPS, orth: 1428 New York svenue northwest. 415-1m beet ae ee 1 RENT—OFFICE ROOM—A LARGE, WELL. | >, : y ANTED_ WEATHER Sritirs For DooRs AND | FOU, ETNA ccdabis Ome Room to rent at 925 F | JMPOXEY, ZO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN W rindows furnisted plied UTS AW; | atreet; price, $15 per month. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., B.H, WARNER, CORBET, 518 sul strect northwest. “elevhone call | S37 ¥'street nortuweat, Oe ee onbst, BAe 42:3 Sle = DEPARTMENT STAMPS IN SETS iz 20,000 TO LOAN ‘ANTED 5 sod and named: eollections bout FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS 12603 oie sem gid sold. Acero Lat Fuiladel n35-1a | JQOR RENT OR SALE-ELEGANT EBONY FOLD-| 1,500 —— TER, dn, 41 N a = 2 = ace = ed 3 Sng Bea, Carpet, aay Chair and ask: wl os 509 faa THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. =D— °ND-HAN! nthiy paymente,” Address Box fice, We duren Box 10, Star oftice, nij-im | “geese 5 TES TO KNOW MooDYS Tal- ANTE cant i the latest improvement in dress cutting, J¢ ia aught at 1287 Pennaytvania avenUe, over Stinemetz'a Trice reduced. Dresses made order. es MPL AL PERSONS CONTEMPLATING ANTED Mino watch or any” articl of ane jewelty to fall on, P. LIBBEY, in the new b gorner of Oth etrect ote his fine goods.” Diamonds dulerea o's emall commission, a0-Im ‘D_—MADAM GENESTS, FROM PARIS, 620 Wi eet prt atmieke rot cet Yeatisfaction 5 Waivered free of charge ‘ocd-am ANTED—ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THi WwW ‘erection of the “: Skee sesreursel Church,” to mak mething for the Fair to be held Christ- maak OF een Tee Hall, Hyatteville, Donations Peat irs, BHOSELMAN'S, art Needlework, 021° F at. nw. ocl-w,3m ‘HE OOMPLEXION.— WinreRinonstie society in Hes, Fesldont and. visi- fore, wil please notes tae, beauties the comnerion foley the use fs oF enamels, but ‘of coamet or. by ot by Ane il blemishes, as pimples, bisck-hesda, ver: Spots, salfowness. moles, wine or birthmarks, redness oilin: ‘the nose, coarse deep pores aud super- gad ollines of ihe mnost approved "methods a pctence, maki complexion pure, clear, peer~ Tees and beaut Dr. Van Ds ‘20 years experi- i his spectalty anid numibers among Bis, Patrune {Rekifte of America... You eax consult the doctor with tae ot faith in bis, kL. Owing 40 ‘his oumervus eh Geraagpuage dite dptia and Baltimore Hareaie, Dr. a er ee ee ine ppg’ ‘and 9109 on Sundays only. Office, 32 Grant Place. Your engagements at once. War a iene aes sel: Pia yl oa Wy Seca a Sa Ww! Beat zg W, & - LOST AND FOUND. J ONEX TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON REAL estate security, in an} of the city. M. OST—10—MONDAY, DECEMBER 15rm, BE. eet 10th street bora Nr he land F street a rannvivania avenue, or in F street cara, Beturn Bar oftce ad receive reward at OST—A LINK BRACELET, WITH PEARL SET- tings, on T, between 14th and llth streets north- went. A suitable reward will be paid for ite Petar to 2012 14th street northwest? fd OS8ST—ON TUESDAY AFT! iOON, A BLACK Li Portemonnaie, containi; B10. and some small ange: al Bronze £1 Aeuitable reward Sfreturned to Liat H street northwest. 1 \T- TURDAY, DEC. 13TH, LEMON AND Lite Seem aren hasan 2 i aN road and Sumver street. vw (—A POCKETBOOK. CONTAINING ME ‘18th street north’ al7-3t* Fors SUM OF MONEY, WHICH THE LOSER hay vit and paying expenses, HENE DAN S460 Loulsiaze avenue, Rites UND-IN AVENUE OAR A MONEY PURSE. Owner can claim it by proving property and aoots, "Bib Fatreot northeast ty 2010 HILLYER PLAGE AND J[ OST—BETWEEN 2010 HILLYER PLACE AND O8T—ON SATURDAY AFTERN! |, ADIAMOND Erie eg eae aes DENTISTRY. AMUEL I. SCOTT. D.D.8, bi aes gmicépm a 2 DE ‘ant Miso vee ROHREN & 00, 3d and East Capitol streets, HL a ee ‘ONEY TOLOAN | Sileede ON REAL ESTATE. ‘Prompt attention to a i SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 028 F atrect, MOREE TOLOAR ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY cent interest: faciitea for rep : rer, Wash Siz Per Coat Permanent Building Ae Wa yy = pocistion, Now100L coruer tthand Rsv bw: maeSus* ‘ONEY TO LO. AN on Real Estate Security, ‘At Lowest Hates of rnterest. ; RO, HOLTZMAN, fers Corner 10th and F strects northwest, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘sums to mult, on approved Real Restate security, beceseary = ray. vee iivick, nid 2 Pennsylvania avenue HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL Ea. tate or collateral at of ATTORNEYS. L a2 MS. ¥ cna PP Le ETN ae ENRY O'CONNOR. Jz. Attorney and at Law,, La ‘3, Corcoran Building, Se ey a : ate charges 4S i Se Fenidence, 240 North Capitol street. AND 2 2 Sn | | | furnish security for faithful performance of comtrects, | tion ouly furnished to reliable free. FOR S\LE—THE CHOICES’ R SIDENCE F foe the Paice erked. in this city” Situation. 3°B, WiMEN & CO. 149 New York avons 7-8 —BEAUTIPUL SIDE: nm ‘how fin thive-story Wak housea ou the west aide me. Of 19h street comer of H street, near Dupon? cirvie borthwest, with every convenienceapa beauty that t-rte could sugiest. Houses open for oh. oe ag to purchase will do well to examine thems houses ‘before pur nesing elsewhere te hk sea cant be duplicated 1 price asked ali-we CC MARKT y 1 20h street northwest. J2UR SALE_CHEAP—PIVE SIX-ROOM Bi TGK Houses. on 7th street southwest. modern tny ne fuente; payin 12 per cen’ tuterset. One-ha tom ance sn time. Price, $1,500 each. ©. B. PARKER, 43g and F stieots southwest air-3e Ok SALL—TWO 6 .ROOM BRICK HOUSES, ONE Lith sire! northwest, reuting to tenant at s One 10d street southeast. rent 4 S18; price $1,600 Easy terme BRYANT & WIGHT, Root 13, st. Cloud Bailding Fak, SU 2SAT A GREAT BARGATN. 8 HOUSES that will rent for 6900 & year, $8.0 houses are well located and have all the irs JOUN F. WAGGAMAN, 806 F street northiwe WOK SALE K, bet. 14th & 35: ‘school bide. Lafayette hse, 147-148-1130 7 lot 1637 Vermon! 128 Sth et. In. w 21» ¥ ave, ! 951 RT. aven.w 521 10h wt, 3 be ta Hh 1HOs.E. WAGGAMAN, Fe IN A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD IN the northwest section of the city our derable new: seveni-room and bath taree-story Brick Houses with all modern improvements. Will be avid cheap dari the THOS 3 PenER A CL next ten, a2-10t 1324 F street northwest, CORNER MAPSACHUSET TS AVENUR strect yorthwest—Two handsome bew coptainin will be completed by. December 15. 18 substantial mn re built im the the frouts ate of pressed brick and stone trimmtnes | ‘The inside finish te of California red wood, polished: the mantels of first floor are of cherry. with haudsome tile facings end bearths All Tincipal Toows have open fice places The beathur Plum line are done in the very best manner The down bi ws fixtures are crys parther fusformation apply to Fat nw, 2- [W) MANDSOME NEW RESt rooms ach, 1921 and 1923 G street ‘The houses are built in the most eubstan- vont © iy to A A. WH Jnevrance Company, commer 7th abd Louisiana avenus orth wes BUSINESS CHANCE JOR SALE-THE GUOD-WILL AND FIXTURES ot the od business, z he tree re X TORSSALE—RES (ACRANT. IN A FASHTONABI aelghberbood in the northwest rn section o! AD: oo nuderstavding the catertoe basinewy the ire chance vidrews Is, H RL, Sear office. dlt-iw* Fe. SALE—THE ENTIRE EATING PRIVILEGE = cone of the beat joceted Kesteursnts on the Ave- from Pebruary 10th 10 March 16th, to ® respons! n RccuRtomed to Cater for lure ti tf Pers bie Merv ipa chanes to make bie ms referelices, nae, &e.. BF. A., 1916 wont. UILDERS: 1 ILD AN #600 HOUSE IF the contractor will take a “new tricycle oF piano 1 jayment. WoW. GILES, 1846 10/h wt nw. dlo-8t* part Foe sai sto: K AND FIXTURES OF AN tablished Drug Store. Location desirable, Wi Pld ate Danwats. “Address BELEADONA, 6 py. Address, with be street north- 215-8" 1TY—THE WELL- 10 BAKERS RARE OPPORTU estall Isic. ¥ aud Store, 616 O street north- west, for sale, © Jett the ctiy Terms ensy. Ti 0 a BW WaAK. LR, ral estate acout, #16 F street worthwest. dib-st® ty—a farm of one hundred and eleven acres in Mont- ery CO, Maryland. ew from Wawhiugtow Wee ty rea! estate in northwest part of the clty worth three times the amount: intesest yal F° SALE OR EXCHAN POR CITY PROPER. \y to B. D. SMI nw, ai3-7e" y ANTED—#..,000 FOR FIVE YEARS AT FIVE PER aubuslly; no Commissions, Address “Best Stir oBic $2,000 or more, by af laree wen uelT-* dewe eners ads, 510 Sk laws rafer= . JEWELEK, Star office, TAB. hed grovery und provision wf vr tu a business lo. j Teason for selling swivel on application, Address IX, Star office. : ai2-aw Winter nomes in the Land of Flowers. ‘The most de- Uentful climate in the Unit d States isto be found at Clermont, Sumter county, Florida, ‘The highest land in tho state, called by some the Apopka mountains, in the teauiiful clear water lake jon, and below the so-called frost line. eatiivst location in the state Greet resort for in- valids, First-class orange and earl cevtabie lena Destine Sarntons of vervtubie Inn tine to be the winter Auierica’ Fish abd gambin abudanen ‘bali wee Urial plenty wndeheap. Town lot and farmn {oF eale easy te For maps and descriptive ctroulars address— THE CLERMONT 'MPROVEMENT ©€0., Minneola, Sumter Co., Florida, Or WM. A. HOUSE, Vineland, N. J. n29-3w FE SALE FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLESALE snd retail wine and liquor store, 1732 Peunsyivania avemuc aim Moser: Moxer: Moser: CONSOLIDAT! D LOAN COMPANY, No. 63 W. BALTIMORE STREET, zewst ESAT bes pporarsrons. Satabiiehed hess, Large and liberal aivances made on di Ware. Gold end Silver Watches and Merchandise eral, and the goods kept for any length of time on, at the race of 2h per cent Fure kept in erdar Al transactions strictly confidential, Parties can send their goods per te. Teeriving prompt at- tention per return mail. Keter, Penuisaton to Ne tional Marine Mauk of Baltimore.Md.Jno.A Whitridae, street, Baitunore, od — Stock Broker, No, 1 German PERSONAL. OBIN ADAIR:—WELL, WHAT IS HINDERING yout us MA CEES TLETTER RECEIVED. Gop BLYSS FEY, Plesse cet letiers from Post Cffice. Believe me, this is no trap. ur) W. YOUNG GENTLEMAN RECENTLY, THOUGH a wently, located here. desires a lady corres dent, Ouest, acquaintance "and “improvement. ease address, giving full name and locatiou, JUHN, Star oflice. ae HEREBY FORBID ALL PERSONS FROM HAR- boriux or trusting my wife, ALICE G. VON TAGEN, ip phe lias Jef any bed aud board, aud 1 will pay no debts of her contracting. 1UGENE VON TAGEN, — di6-3t" McEXITT's DETECTIVE AGENCY. —ALL BUSI- hess entrusted to this Agency will receive protapt atte:'tion” Fersons requiring Dotective service may confidentielly rely on this Ageney to preserve the ut- Inoxt Secrecy anu fid-Lity in all transactions. Informa- te partion. Consultation JAMES A. McDEVLIT. Manager, Tanda 8, Fireman's lus. Bla'g. Cor: 7th st. and La ave. B. BOARDING. SIRABLE FURNISHED OR UNFUR- 43-3m nished Rooms, with first-claxs Board ; house newly furnisned and fitted; location near Capitol; convenient to cars; references req: Address Mrs E.. 2i4 A street southeast. Ciera FBSTCLASS TABLE BOARD AT. 918 15TH street northwest, opposite McFherson Square,dl7-3" ORE NEES LARGE SECOND-STORY FRONT Room, handsomely furnished, with Board: first- class in eg Seen location between 26th and 1th K STREET THWEST, TWO HAND- eee crests. Addvess FARRAGUT eOUAKE, 1514 wat Rotna on meord oor with Board: also Tabie Boarders. B98, RENTAUPROSITE FRANKLIN | PARK—A lady trom ia having taken the houses 929 and 924 14:h strest, is Bow prepared for the reception of guests. Purnished Rooms, en suite, tire, bath and gaa, with ‘upexceptionnble Bosra, Sing Table Board. ference given One Basement Room, suitable for an office _€12-6t* Bohl LATATEITE SQUARE, “A HANDSOME or geutieman nner rooms or location. “Table boarders 12-30" a ee heats open fire-places; a12-2ar* ee ae ead eS ee Mra. D. B. a Fx RENT—FURNISHED A! UNFURNI ‘Rooms, singve and en Tale Boud. Te A “end Uourdere accomodated ius P strest northwest, 26-Im HE LOCHIEL HOUS! 9rs STREET a "T Wreet and the, Ln: Pierre sovtiwest oruet of fow-housss in the City. “Table Srstcees” Paceast fous. "Terms' moderate. oon ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR } ENT AT 814 AND 316 Lita Boarding tazteen dollars per month, Advasce paymeat met required. a issn Sore TREMONT.—THIS HAS BEEN Yh ~ ‘ip every Ey SPECIALTIES. ILES.—Da. ‘CURES BY DI- cirect north weet every rst apd t ot cach mouth. Br