Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1885, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY.........November 4, 1885, CROSBY S. NOYES. ceenerneren ee COR ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bana Sde dailycircuiation more than treble that ef any ether daily paper pabluhed in Washington, and cqual to that of all the ‘There 1s no uncertainty about the election re- ‘urns this morning. The democrats win the day in aimost all the doubtful states, and have made threatening inroads on the territory ‘where the republicans bear acknowledged sway. ‘The chief interest, of course, centered In New York. In this state, the democrats find them- seives this morning the undisputed victors, with a plurality of about 15,000 votes. Evi- dently, therefore, the mugwumps do not hold the balance of power in New York, as they £0 fondly hoped. So tar as appears, the battle in that state was fought on strict party lines, and, that being the case, the democrats had the ad- vantage of numbers, for New York is naturally democratic state. ‘It went for Garfield, to be sure, and occasionally a republican state ticket is elected, but some special combination of cir cumstances ts generally required to bring re- publican success. Thus, in 1879, Cornell was elected governor through the Kelly bolt, and Carr was elected secretary of state in 1583 through the antagonism of the liquor interest to Maynard the democratic candidate. In that year, the other democrats on the state ticket were elected by pluralities ranging from 13,630 to 18,842, or just about the pluralities of yes- terday; and this is probably the normal rela- tive strength of the two parties in the state. All that made New York doubtiul in 1984 was the defection of Tammany, which showed itself im the Butler vote and ty stealthy votes for Blaine. Had the party been united, Cleveland's majority would have run high up in the thou- sands. Next to New York, Virginia has attracted the most general attention, owing to the interest felt in Mahone’s fortunes. Few supposed that ‘Wise would carry the state, but it was heid that Mahone might figure out a majority in the leg- ialasure that would re-elect him to the Senate. This expectation has not been realized. The legislature is strongly democratic, and Ma- hone’s picturesque career is probably ended. Senator Gorman has had better luck. The movement in Maryland to oust him has broken dows. The republicans have fared very badly in that state, and talk this morsing in a dis couraged vein. The democrats have an almost unprecedented majority in the legislature, and ‘the control of that body will be in the hands of Gorman’s friends, In Pennsylvania there was another slaughter of mugwumps, as both Quay for state treasurer aod Rowan for sheriff of Philadelphia county were elected In spite of special efforts to defeat them by the enemies of the “machine.” The ‘Yote for Quay fell off considerably from that for Blaine, but be gets a thumping majority still, greatly to the sorrow of those who hoped to give the machine another “lesson” similar to that taught by the election of Gov. Pat- terson. As compared with the vote for state treasurer in 1585, Quay gains, although he was obnoxious tothe independents. From the other states the returns are frag- mentary, gnd do not possess so general an in- terest. In Massachusetts, Governor Robinson is reelected by 25.000 majority, as everyone supposed he would be. In Connecticut the democrats gain a uumber of seats in the legis- lature, but not enough to change the political | complexion of that body. In New Jer- sey the republicans seem to have made some gains in the legislature, probably ensuring the election of a republican to succeed Senator Sewell. In the remove western states and terri- tories, where elections of one kind and another were held, the indications are that the republl- cans keep their power intact. And now everyone will ask, and having ‘asked, will probably answer to suit himself the question: How do the elections bear on the Cleveland administration? The first and ob- vious deduction to be drawn from the figures is that the country at large is not discontented with the government. The success of the dem- erate is not confined to any one locality, nor can it be attributed to special local causes, but is almost as national in ita character as the vote Of last year, Hence, it must be accepted as a ratification of that vote. And at the same time ‘one cannot fail to notice that the statisties of the election point to a re-aetion In favor of party discipline as against the independent theory ‘which has of late years become such a disturb- ing element in politics. Yesterday's result was significantly a democratic victory. The politi- cal free-lance, by whatever title he preferred to be known—independent, mugwump, reformer, gentleman in politics, betterelement or ma- ehine-smasher, was severly snubbed. Of late years the boys and the bosses have had to take some hard slugging from the amateurs, but yesterday they knocked the gentlemen out. ‘The exception to prove the rule, occurred in Chicago, where a much-needed reform in the election machinery was carried. The new law provides for small voting precincts, and is framed very closely after the New York law whieh has been found to work so satisfactorily. $< ‘The New York papers are busy giving reasons for the result there. The Times says Davenport was defeated by the oratory of Judge Foraker and John A. Logan. The World says it wasdue to Roseoe Uonkling, the bloody shirt, and the bloodiess mugwump. The Herald says it was through the labor vote, the stalwarts, the rant of Foraker aud Logan, and by the hypocritical and almost servile professions of loyalty to President Cleveland aud devotion to bis poiiti- cal reforms made by Governor Hill. The Sun thinks it proves that the stalwarts have long Memories aud sharp blades, and says that the democrats voted as the President voted, “for the man who will hold up Mr. Cleveland's hands in his own state and strengthen the in- fluence of his administration.” The Tribune anys republican apathy did it a Cyrus W. Field might as well give up his at- tempt to popularize Major Andre in this coun- try. His monument to that spy bas had a hard time of it from the start, aud last night it was blown to atoms by dynamite. There are too many descendants cf Paulding, Williams and Van Wart iu that part of the country to make an investment in monumental marble to the spy they captured a sale one for any capitalist. Besides, it is a notorious fuct that the nose of George Washlogton, in the bus relic/ on Andre's tomb in Westininster Abbey, is broken off aboutonce in every six months by some re- ‘Vengeful Briton, so that no one can blame the Tappan people for taking repriaais in kind, —$——— It is a well-known fuct that pestilence follows in the lootsteps of war, and if a recent example were needed it might be found in Japan. That country bus always beea exposed to the ravages of cholera, but it was not until the Satsuma re- beliion, some eight years ago, that the disease became endemic. That bivodly revolt strewed she southern provinces with corpses, and to that cuuse can be clearly traced the yearly visi- tations of chvlera under which the iand now suffers. We were fortunate in receiving no such legacy frow our own battle-fields. ‘This year the epidemic in Japan is more se- Verethan usual. The beautiful city of Nagasaki is particularly aMicted. There have been 2,000 deaths in the eity trom the disease, and the total Tr Is A Razz Issraxce, Indeed, that such desirable colorings snd ‘styles in such fushionable Woolen Dress Fab- Fies are offered at such extraordinary reduc- ‘tions. Remember such an opportunity may not occur again this season. Customers will study their interest by Imme- iately inspecting this stock, for fact not to: be overlooked ie that theve are reductions from Drices already lower than the lowest, and can- Rot fall to result in an early disposal of this ‘stock of Dress Goods. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. WE WOULD LIKE ‘To call your attention to our large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter Walking Skirts, in sll the desirable styles and. colors, comprising Felt, Flannel, Melton, Italian ‘Cloth, Satin, &c., from 50c. to $10 each. (Second Floor, Take Elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHRO! FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS We offer a superb line of 72-inéh Colored Silk Tiusions, for party droses and ball costumes. Colors: Pink, light blue, Nile greem, maize and bisck, fully valued as $1, only 750 pr yard. ‘Wile in do not tall to look at our elegant line of Neck Ruchings, prominently displayed on aceuter counter. (Second Fioor. Take Elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘THE LEADING FEATURE “LINEN.” As we said before we sell mone but “All- Linen” Handkerchicts, ‘The reason we think is obvious: In the first place there is more soll satistction in the wear, Second, the ofwner they are washed the whiter they become; ard lastiy, an “All-Linen” Handkerchief is better in every reapect than ‘& cottou and linen, which is bound to grow frowsy, soft and yellow with wear aud washing. As being speclatly good vaine, we quote: 100 doz Ladies’ All Pure “Linen” Uniaun- chet Initial Handkerculel, Worth 29c , only 2Uc. each; 6 for $1.00. 75 doz ‘Ladies’ Sheer “Al-Linen” Hand- euibroldered Iuitial Lemstitched Handker- chiefs, worth 33c,, only 29. each; 6 for $1.50. 50 doz. Men's Uniauudered All-Linen Hem- stitched Initial Handkerchiefs, worth 33c., only 2c. each; 6 foF $1.50. (Pirst oor, next to Linens) WOuDWARD & LOTHROP, GLOVE TOPIC FOR LADIES ‘We propose to always wnaintain the high ex- cellence of our Gloves, and would not under ny circumstances lower the standard of qual- ity merely to mee: competition. We believe the demand to be for @ RELIABLE Glove, and SUCH we know the following to be: {aud 6 Hutton “Perinat” Suede Gloves, plain and eubroidered backs, in black, assortedgrays, browns aiid tans, Gand 8 Hutton “Pernot” Suede Monsquetaire Gloves, in assorted grays and new evening shades of light tans. (Bust floor: next to door.) WOOLWAKD & LOTHROP. THE FOLLOWING Is UNQUESTIONABLY ‘he lowest prices ever quoted by us for goods of # similar character: 4G-iuch Black, All-woot Freuch Cashmere, only 75e. per yard. ‘inch Black SUI Warp Henrietta Cloth, only $1 per yard, 4G-lnch Kiack, All-wool Camel's hair Home- spuns, elegant quality, only 6% per yard. Usirat tloor: last om the Left.) WoODWAKD & LOTITROP. FOR WORKERS, FARMERS AND OTHERS, % aud % Amoskeag Cotton Cheviots, sof, firm. close und strong, in blue and brow checks and plaids, two qualities, 12% and 15¢. per yard. (Second ifoor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, WORSTED AND CLOTH GLOVES AND MITTS. Your attention is calied to our superb line of Ben's, Ladies’ and Children’s Cloth Gloves and Mitis, of whieh we have «large variety in an atlpective amoriment of styles and shadex Prices, 25, 20, 37% and Sve. cac (Burst tour: first on the lef.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DIY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pa Ave. [na] 912 D Se Sex Our Ss Mexrox Ovencoas. While we have large lots of Overcoats at this price we have added two lots of MEL- 1ON's, and, ab the price, 915, we think It the best Coat in cus stock for the money. Be sure, and ths Coat we have fiver or lower priced ones, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, mt 607 SEVENTH ST. Es Scane-ivrenior ov Tue paracoxtax MINISTER'S RESIDENCE. ‘TIME—THE PRESENT, “Alonza—I never saw you look to better advantage than you do to-night I'm really proud of you.” ‘These words were spoken in # low, hulfaudible tone by the lovely Flora McPlimsey, and addressed to the handsome Alonza Mooney as he leaned agalust the Upright Grand” in an attitude of graceful ease, tak- lag particular care, however, to show up the perfect B oF tio new suis, A yearning 100k stole into his reat brown eyes as he looked into her winsome face and replied in accents tremulous with emotion: “My darling, since my appearance merits your approval I am the happiest of meu, batthe credit is not all «atne.” “Just like your own dear modest self,” ahe mur- mared. “But tell me, Alonza, who Is it that claims to share in the credit that is yours alon: “Bo one claims it, my own,” he sald, “but T cheer- fally accord to others that which is thelr due. I know full well that my elegant suit isthe cause of your com- pifment, and I don't mind telling you ‘sub rosa,’ T procured it for a very low price from THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER 77H AND D STS. (ALL BLUE sIGNay J... GRADY, Maxson” Eve 1s sure of this when gar’ $2.50" Bet “Goat, cur "ps etree uae eae ‘$4.50 Dongola Shoes, at band-sewed. Our famous $3.50 Calt Shoes are of Of sidck, are beat, stylish, aud will wears) emt OMY We make to measure the following: Gents: Extra Fine American Calf Shoes, in any’ scple tor only and French Calf tur $6. We wartant'« fit and coufort. | ‘These prices are about $3 per centiess hag at is inereased by thirty or more victims daily. A panie reigns, and the city is shut off trom all communication with the world, Im this connection it may be noted that car g0es of rags from Japan are srriving at our ports, Toogreat precautions cannot be taken to ascertain where they came from and whether Ubey are tainted by disease. a It would be a pity if the Philadelphia Zoologi- eal gardens were to be closed for lack of finan- cial support, as the managers announce must ue the case uniess the public come promptly to their support. The garden has become one of the most imteresting “institutions” of Phila- deipbia, and its various denizens impart a cer tain color and picturesqueness to the otherwise yather quiet and subdued tone of life in the Quaker city. $$$ ‘The New York World has the following sug- gestive election paragraph: “HONOK TO WHOM IT IS DUE, Boscor Cox Kiixe.” Spratt Order reigned in Mississippi. The democratic ticket was the only one im the field, and there ‘Was 4 quiet election all through the state. ——$—— Tammany did pretty well yesterday for a society wiiicb was suld lo have gune to smash sor tack ota leader. ——— pene There is alread: about nominating Gov. BI forthe proafongy. wes Dass Suns ‘Vor Hise w2424.9m st. aw, can be made elsewhere. GEO. W. RICH, 400 Tthst. nw. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER Bg Mews Forstsurxe Goona FULL LINE MERINO UNDERWEAR, 50c and uy @L0V 63, HANDEKRCHIEFS, HALF-HOSE,com- pleve stock ooh W. 8. TERL. I Ax Ar Ir Sm 1M STILL ar ir. cal ‘T. B CRoss, Jz, EAVY WOOL ONDE: bad ny Heavy all woot Veousd Drawer ae woot Vest and b et ‘Brawera at 9 Senriet all wool Vest and OR rere et pare oc Urely satisfactory wil be | funded. $8 FOR $12.50, Brocade Velvet Short Wraps, Satin-ined, trimmed with ‘chenille triage, macs to sel of 94s Wil be offered at $913.50. $11 FOR $8, Sicillienne Silk deep fur collar and far ‘made to vell at $11, will be offered st $8. 50 wicca er See erates gee will be olfered ab $8.95. ae 2.75 FOR $10. A_ beautiful tearer Cloth Newmarket, double trimmed with deep beaver collar and made to sell at $12.75, will be olfered at $10. FOr's25, An all Seal Plush: we, quilted satin lining, best Aish sea! ornaments, 40 and 42 Inches long, made 10 “Want of space piprests' fora mentioning the rors wents us’ fi Speciat Bargains ih Misses and Cuildren's Garments, CORSETS. 50 dozen Satteen > inches long, in white, drab, bluck, blug, red, pink, at 64c.. value USc. 100 dozeti French Saiteen Corsets. periect shape, in leading shades, at 8¥c., worth $1.50. INFANTS WEAR. ‘The popularity which thisdepartment has gained tn such w short time convinces us uf selling the right goods at the right Ve offer on sale— w aking Coats sines'2,3;and 4 years; made oftriped ann. tate patierin. at S288, eally wor : Tnfunts Soug Cloaks, made of fine merino, upper cape heavt'y canbroitered, at $3.25, worth 83. “0 ‘lozen Babies” Worsted Sacqties OF fine Zephy®, pretty designs, at 31e. each, worth sc. MERINO UNDERWEAR. We received another invoice of those fumous Ladiey Neus and Drawers. and shall offer them at 4Se. each. These.goods compare favorably with thse offered a ‘xewhere. 50 dozen Merino Vests, silk bound and stitched, at Ghe. ench, worth SSe. Diuwers to match. Fine grades at very low prices. ‘Our en-ire stock of BEADED FRONTS AND COLLARETTES: Will be closed out at a small advance above cost, ae ‘We need tne space, viz: Ga SS pesged Pronis, redced to, Ste. $48 19, px pare Our aS & Esty from $2.48 to giobended Capes, sitk-tined, reduced ‘30 Excurial Beaded Lace Capes, extra Jong, reduced from £3.84 to $2.19. sa tamisd Collareite, plomb and jet, reduced from peri Vesta, with attachable collar, reduced from 0 $2 and Biack Beaded Laczs, reduced to 25, 82, 42 and Sie. CASHMERE GLOVES, Ladies’ Frame-made Gioves, finished flugers, ribbed tops, at 50c.. worth G8c, jadies’ Silk ‘Taifeta Gloves, fleece lined, st 25¢, worth 480. irge assortment of Children’s Mitts at 15, 21,25 LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS, TWO SPECIALTIES, 100 dozen pure linen Initisled Handkerchiets at 20¢.; real value Ize. 65 dozen Hemstitched. warranted pare linen, hand embroidered initials, slighty ‘at 17c., actual value, 25. FANCY FEATHERS. An entire new stock at popular prices UNTRIMMED HATS. Although there being a scarcity in destrable shapes, our fucilities are such that we ean supply you at all limes with the bes. shapes, made of first-class material oniy. Prices are guaranteed by us. Special attention is invited to our TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT, which has gained undeniable fume. Onr asiortment at present is larger than ever and our prices cannot be approached by other houses, THE “BON MARCHE,” 816-318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. AG Any Goods purchased that do not prove en- exclwnged or money re- ns (aes Ce . egy: WANTED—HELP, "ANTED—A GIRL TO DO: ERAL HOUSE WSke rein ae Wikies FIRST-CLASS BALESLADY IN ‘Chak and None ober need apply. He He TAYLOR. O85 Penis oven Neo W; ‘ANTED—TWO FIRSTCLASS CLOTHING Salesmen;men of experience Peed P Genegenial eters ay Benddresed Was CON: ‘ANTED — TWO GOOD TINNERS UN W teen ‘Apply at once to M. C. ses Neow. ate ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID, AT 1918 JEF- W ferson Place. 10 ussist in washing and troning. required. DAs ANTED—A_WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH and iron. Catholic ‘Apply ‘to 1520 sn. n4-3t ‘ANTED-A BOY ABOUT I6 YEARS OLD. 7 ‘Chambermaid, walt a Apply st 90 1708 st mew. ae ARTED Wire AND COLORED WOMEN wo! Serub’and ‘Ritchoa Sips aa Emp. Barean, O26 Fac n.we neers” IMMEDIATELY — WHITE AND S10 to, $20: Cpambermalds, housework. At NATIONAL BUREAU, 617 7th st, between Band ¥ sm nelwe Waste, ‘ON Bac AND SWEDE women and, general housewor! Good homen and big wages. ‘At NATION, BO) BUREAU, 617 7th at, between and Petes ANTED-AN ACTIVE MAX: WHO is ROT ‘afeuld to wor! ‘engine wood. A; G. JOHNSON @HRG, Mand Jods Sy ASTED— A FIRSTCLass PANTALOON “W inter: men omy need apply MEMTE AMOS st. now. ng-20e WV ANTED—AN OYSTER SHUCKEN aeD ately. Apply to CHARLES KLOTZ, on G st., near 17th st. nw. NB? ‘ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL W itcasework, German feeterred, 800 Rav cet ANTED—A MIDDI. ( AGED WHITE WOMAN Wi ‘help with child, iso to assist with housework; ‘good home to the right persan;_reference required. Apply at 10 and 11, Wholesale Row, Center Murket ct x J aNTED-A COLORED WOMAN AS COOK, w Fecommendatio i stay Apply at 2015 st. naw. <i n bi ‘RENT—7-ROOM BRIC “a. Eyres era Dressmakers, Seamstressen 204 Chamber. Fa LARGE FIRE-PROOF BUILDING, combined: Cc corner of Pennsylvania avenve and 12th st. and ae Se ee ais tnw. DUN- wit > ate "ANTED—A SITUATION IN A NICE FAMILY chambermaid. Address DORE 4 on W: SEES Sinurse. aranatross or i _ = TOW. LIVING. NE, OF apply ab 1812 Masaachusetts ave 51 Foe ATA WIDOW, ING ALONE, Waren srsrock a OMDEEANT, CURRED | meron, Srvchee ints can eee ences furnished. “Apply at 1220 Ion gee yee | mone BNO Ae sk ew j ‘Py ANTED—8Y 4 Youne arrr. N Ww: oy A PLACE ie man, "59D et te, neat ‘ED—BY A SETTLED WOMAN A SITU. W floes ceria TED Oa) seference: Call 1143 loth sin. wer ‘ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEREEP LW serrwereoen, fate: maids, cook, nurse, char” Cooks, walters, waltrensca,witt Fotren: Cer RALCOOMBE Hinp. Bureau vee Eat eas Fe. RENT—A LARGE, COMPORTABLE SEO- = —— DA-oUe ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY— N Ast. Bw. — — Winds, « Piacoas chamberinaid 2m tamscun RENT—UNPU: ED ROOMS FOR Bas i ii Se ae E waitress live private family. Apply ot eddress 1090 | K'ieht housekeeping ins = gouth front, | 1606 19h st u.w:, 12 rooms. ——— Ist 5. Bow. n42t* | New caterer: to "$25 for’ four rooms, 3d st. n.w., 15 rooms... ATED A SITUATION BY ARPGIRTERRD | 4 01 Feaneptvaaie eve. or to owen 3034 | 1768 Pat * 8 rooms Permanent or as relief; competent and = ot AC RO. PU .ARD, 1900 NT—702 ‘ST. N.W., A_SHOCOND | $26 10th st sw, 5 rooms... sober, J 3 we RD, 1900 14th st, nw, RENT 70a RNS EE ET 2417 Snow aie}, 3 rooms ny | W Aare RA SREELY FOU Win cooms, | Sampler eg Og " 1565 Penna: ave, ‘tama Nurses, Waiters, Coachmen a — | son Ra for all work; city or country; with reference: NATION RENT-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms | JOR RENT— RLLABONBURBAU, O17 Tht bet beod Sarees | A nngio of on gute, jn wemall private farm ened SECOND FLOOR FLAT TANTED-EY A. contPerent corones |! dered. 000 New Yorkava nw. ocitawe Tern rate houses good Telercncas Mfsiaseh ns { puite “of Nooma, without, Boards private, fassins pat 15 ene Tn ee a 3 a pay ata Liberty st. nw. ‘adREY | sercronces required TLD Trin et hue oSzetws ad + Yeas ROSE ‘ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE COLORE! woman wéltuation as Chamberniaid and cess POR RESTCHANOSOME ROOMS FURNISHED, items.” Address 1024 ZIst st. nw agate it member of or others, and fur- ace heat: near Capliol; oars and pasa door. WW aN TERY. dngtHNOGRABITER CON: | 210 2st Capito! st es mm ride og go enwlozmanns att Cone 3 pag ESS 220 8 ST. 7. a3 peed rosa mee per day." Address STENOG- | H™ newly furnished second-siory front dom: tree RAPHE, Star offlee, BESIe’ | windows: private faraliy; sear wo Lines ofcare, iat W ANTEDEMPLOVAENT OF ANY KIND BY | Sifter 4:30 p.m. cat a sober, steady man: competent engineer, marine R RENT—FURNISHED PARLORS, FIRST ‘or stationary: understands electric lighting, floor, suitable for Member of Congress, or rsi~ dynamo, ete; reference and security; wi 400 12th at. nw. ndzte wares WIITK WOMAN, TO COOK ‘ra tamily of Zour and wasi for wo grown per sons, Good reference required. before alter 6 at 1534 Both st. Dew. aa FURNISHED rooms, in the most desirable lo- rious “prices in all parts of the fnrnished Hooms and parts of CLass fe family; wonld assist In waiting or sewing. Good references. Address Rooms ‘Unfurnishe city. Keeper; must write a neat_hand, be accurate ut figares and well recommended. Address Box 17, Star office, giving reterences; communications confi: sential : n2Bt *W SNiED-A WHITE ROY, 15 OR 16 YEARS aaa about oie Year's experience preferred avity te ROR MCE LS HL Sep RTeerTes. Abele W ANIPPSRIVE UNION, TIN ROOFERS. W bly © 4 SHUGURUK, 1108 7th m. azar TED—TWO FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS Salesmen. Apply to TRUNNEL & CLARK, S11 Market Space. nose W ANTED-ANY LADY MAKING De THAR NaPe BESTE aE ele hemes, (no eanvassing), fon BANEL, ARTO. Diz Lath mt bewween ¥ n.w., Washington, D.C. ‘ool 2509 to: WANTED—ROOMS. Want FARMER WANTS TWO ROOMS, one furnished and other unfurnished, anda coos: Ing stove; price not (o exceed #6 a month.’ Address A. Fy Star office “te ‘ANTED-BY A QUIET, RESPRCTABLE indy, an unfurnished ‘Itoon with plats tear, qyhere terins would be moderate: with a iano widow of single wi me treatmen:. Address 2 MANENT sear oflce. men ie Waytet-2y A GENTLEMAN AND TWO ladiesa parlor and two bed-rooms, with board, In @ private: family, within two blocks of Franklin square; would Drobably Fetain the same during t session of Congress. Yo answering state termig © A. ress Box 71, Star office. 1 TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, ed oF unfurnished. Address PUNCTUAL, ate “ANTE furnish Star office. ANTHD-BY A SALESMAN A FURNISHED W itoon FOR pay nce. Addreas “Tmtmediately,” Star office WANTED-TWO LODGING ROOMS FOR A gentleman, his wife and danghter.tor one month, north of O st. and westof 19th st, Address E., Senate Judiclary Committee room. Banat W ANteDS THREE FURNISHED OR PARTLY Furnished Rooms, for light housekeeping. Ad- dress A. G. O.. Star office, ne2te WV ANTED-IN NORTHWESTERN PORTION of city @ large ground floor Room, or « small Building, for light mapufacturin Address MAN URACOREE: Sear oles PO ASCE ‘ANTED—ALL Wiio HAVE ROOMS OR Apartments for rent will find it greatly to thelr advantage to register same,with full particulars, at tho directory fur renting roums, St Cloud bullding, curner ‘wth and F sts,, Room 14. Oftice open daily from 8 am, to6p.m, ROBERT B. KINSELL. — oc31-0t® ————————— Croaxs Axo ‘Wrarrrxos W. M. SHUSTDR & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAVE JUST OPENED A SUPERIOR STOCK OF CLOAKS, COATS AND SHORT WRAPPINGS, CUT IN THE NEWEST SHAPS AND MADE IN THE BEST MANNER. WE ARE ALSOSIOWING FRIZE ASTRAKHAN IN BBACK AND BROWN FOR TRIMMINGS AND SUPERIOR FRENCH RIBBED CLOAKINGS. Novelties in PARIS DRESS GOODS In Silks, Vel- vets and Woolens, FAILLE FRANCAISiu Black and Colors in all grades, Elegant materials for Dress Fronts, ENGLISH SUITINGS in great variety, BRAEMAR CHEVIOTS, _BANNOCHBURN CHEVIOTS and SCOTCH SUITINGS in the latest London styles, BLACK GOODS of the best gradea, One Price, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N. B—The beat is the cheapest, nS Down: DON’T buy your Winter Sult or Overcoat until you have examined those at the MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F streets. beprpevarscuanulad the nea 82, B20, 9 98.80, $4, $5, s0andg1 a: the MISFIT STORE, Cor, 10th and F streets, DON’T hesitave to call and examine goods and prices yyhether you wish to bay now or fu the hear future, as MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F streets. DON'T pay the enormous prices they ask for cloth- ing in these handsome but very costly establishments when you can buy the same cuss of goods for one- third lew at the MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F streets. DON'T forget that stock, second to none in the city, is Kept, and business dobe ou the smallest poasi- bie expense, at the ‘MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F streets, DON'T buy a Surtout Overcoat before seeing those at $12 and $15, at the ‘MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F streets. DON'T fall to nee thoge Faur-button Cutaway Sults at $10 at the ‘MISFIT STORE,Cor. 10th and F streets, DON'T Busi Suit until you have seen those ai96.00, 87.00, Bee B1UeO atthe MISFIT STORK, Cor. 10th and F streets. DON'T think of | Overcoat unt have scen those at $5, 96: $150, $0.50, OF satiated oes at $15, at the i4IBFIf STORE, Cor, 10th and F streets. DON’? forget that the MISFIT STORE is at the cor ner of 10th aud F streets s7-Open ull 9p m; Saturdays till 12 Bm, Elec trie Light. 23 Sriversenes Serctavrmes, 6x10 Gilt Frame. ‘Sx10 Gilt Flat Emboesed ‘Fram: SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG’S SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG'S SILVERBERG’S O09,8z10 Handsome Bronse 30 8510 Deep Gilt Frame, plush slstiedeyer Plate Mirror, SILVERBERG’S hae. Bevel Plate SILVERBERG'S $1.00 1x12 Bevel Plate, Bronze SILVERBERG'S VERBERG Ly . juine. spe Hale Broahes afe.Piaine ‘Garde, warranted the any WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED—TO RENT AD? ING HOI Box 11, W ‘wrth Store, centrally igeated, “Address Star office. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. TW ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Woman, Washing and froning ‘at her home. Good references, Call at 1520 Marian st. n.w. EMIS LINE ROBINSON, ‘TED—A WINDOW AND PART OF STORE good business locality,for a jeweler. Address Box 87, Star office. ‘ANTED—EVERYONE WHO W. ING 01 on hand. HALL, 1906 14th st. n.w. oc28-1me ANTED—ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER, THE great Root and Herb Tonic, will produce hair by Mra De. J. SEI jologist.. Wasl ington Untimonials: J.D, O'Donnell, Phatmacist Vit- ginia ave. and 10th sk aw.; Prof Germeilier, 741 7th ieidchiabeei aaah teat i J f Boston. Corns 25e. Offices: 1222 F st n.w., Wash- ington, D. Cs New York, 176 5th ‘ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW WE ARE selling Stadelman & Co's Prime Preserves— shes, Damson, Quinces, &c,—at 12c. Ib. and 10c. by the bucket, Stands—27 Center Market, 7th st. wing, and 203 N. L, Market, Sth and kas. J. 8 BUSICK. octo-me ‘ANTED—EVERYBODY TO, KNOW WE fare selling ‘eedelman & Co.'s Prime Frut Piel er Sp ryepn essa ower, St Sees and 1 e bucl ~ 27 Conter Market Th wt. tg a BOs N. Le Market, 6th and Ke sts. J.3, BUS! oc20-Lin* Gee amas eAyeD | OE! aby Watches ame, Fie, Somsier 5 HEIMER, 701 7th sts. w. Note by mail pi attended to. 5 ‘AN'TKD—10,000 SUITS OF Glean at $1.50 per suit, ¢ st, Gents Clothing handsomely Lycd for Hteavy reduction made in Dyeing Ladi ‘Goods cailed for and deitvered. Send y dry cleaning or uny othe velz-lme Fel, wing. and 3 8. BUSI si ‘ANTED—DR. L. 8. NICHOLSON, H1.EC W Pherapoutisi, “Nervous discaser « 1005 Fst. nw. Ruf, Cash, Cent. § | 13un st. JANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT 1 Fure Sweet Catawbs ut 0c. per gallon: Catawba, 80e: Virginia Claret, 86¢ | Calitaruia 1. H, A. SELIGRON, Wholesale Dealer, 1424 Vivasia sven. basement, 250. Washingt ‘delivered to writers a, hated with care. ‘Frunks taker ony Part ot the Bowe without xtra” charge. «Ports Fewaralug to wie iy can, leave, thete at ether eecntatibe cash Ba aver OL Tail wees ae Ne 626 On.w. INO. C WL Prop, be26-omi nga | HM, 10D se nod2ee” | Hotiees "for housekeeping: Apply at Roum 14, st: | TOR RENT-NKARLY NEW BRICK, THREE alin ihe gaan of Cutiny Sek GAD ESTO | WV ANTED-A FERNCHMAY, TWEENTY-FivR | C00 Buliding. “NORLRE B, RENSELL. "" ni-tve | jyaqio"gs oud heemment ten coon madera improve legen he syatem of Cutting and fitting. by ME. ira of age, speaks French, German. aed OW HENT_TWO LARGE RQOMS, ELEGANT. | Vania ave snd Lat’ $55. Apply i018 Pa ave, ooo ROE WIEITH, Hates’ Tellor, 730 Lith Wm: | usm dhenity ation ina private: tamuy or motel, | [iy honich parand all iniwovemene Hulten le ae wo het ‘BB-2i* | address FRENCHMAN, Siar office. nak | $25, furnished $30" alan, double partons aileable for & Pee EE SEW THEEESTORY AND Wey RRpIATELY, WOMAN WHO = Metiber or others 912 at. nw. "EIS | Dupont Circie: containing twelve. tena and Sanh eo tepecret J srod Cook, Washer and Troucr, References Ri FO! RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | room, with ail’ modern coavenienees Eric rent’ required. “Apply at 80827th St b.w. ns BUSINESS CHANCES, Fiipartments, comisting of puri bedrooms, bask | bergiosu “apmiesers coaveninens, Price, 94 ia Foo fof thems ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED BOO HEA 7 = 1608 Pennsy! ‘and dressing room: location unoxceptionable: with or wine beard. THUS. J, FISHER & O0., 1324 F st. ms room Addres WM. M. BRYANT, nen” enneyivania ave, cor 'T THE 13-ROOM HOUSK, r. F'ftcincs: il tar tectors tapoceaael® Ser Fe, 'SALE-CHEAP—AN OLDEST. ‘ABLISHED Druz Store; good at Feasons for selling. In 404 Obst, n, —= 2 oR SHOIcE, BUILDING LOT, 27 “iT OR ONE OL 7" Kk RENT—UNFURNISHKD—812 18TH ST. N. | next door, 1418, for and injorma'! ‘BO feet, to a alley; @de, near Mary- ANTED—$500 FOR ONE OR 7 ‘w..adelicht(l suite af Roome, on second floor, | Also apply 10 TYLER & RUTHERPORD hese fay | innd’e Lt nn ws mes tm ued, property, worth, $3.20, with private bath, beatand gas; also one large. frout | aw noo | not LOVIN F SHOEMAKER, 020 Pat, office, fe acon eas NRL ROO FSS EAT OHREESTORY BRICK 111 K sf. | RvR SALETAT (A, BARGAIN ouoica . - an Ra 5 8 Tooms, modern improvements, front and | I’ Frontage of 76 by feet HE WOMAN'S EXCHANGH, E'Pariors. on fret oor Tear yard. luguire 741 let et ‘oaSi-oe | on 6th ats between Tad U,as a whole orin om 1509 HI at, 317 Bat, near the Capitol. aOR RE Totn, Te prepared to receive consignmentsof Fancy Worl cake Preserves and Plain Sewing Le (OR RENT—NICEL “FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D and 3d @oors. st 307 Tth wt. n.w..ucar Post office: Mhoianreeees wine = = nw. 1ars..40 (OR BALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO-| hotels and Avenue cane. lO and $12 per rs. S34) 2 cae Ficery tnd Provinon Store, dati m good Gan tun | ROtGM, Spd, Avenue car | Pricey #10 and $34) FBO ness satisfactory reasons for selling mude known to | MOUs ee ohser: none but cab buyers need midress, sea Ris | [rAReeDE parties See ase FOG, BENT A NANDSOMELY FURNISHED front oom. with imbclare board, ea aud ‘wife. or two. geutiemen: references exchanged. Ho tow at nw K RENT—THRER OR FOUR ROOMS, FUR- ished of unfurnished: sultable for light howe Keeping: iu a houre with a familly of two persons. 215 Bot. n. w.: apply from 9 to 10a. m., or after 5 p.m. oc2s-2w* Star ofioe, Fok RENT SECOND FLO repair, over Grentano Bros., Pentiaylvania avenue tht, ‘The best business’ location in the elty, und Is sultable for a broker's office, retail millinery.o8 ware rooms. Also suitable for auy light manniaetar ing purpove. Apply tor particulars ut 1015 Pennayt- Vania ave. a neal ‘Hxtate bomen und | EO Suontate Bourn Aiko, Table jowrd, Real Es MEME wri Rooms with excellent Bourd. ‘Alho, Tal sold, Rents collected. Insurance in drut-clasa com: | ut 1421 Ket. i. Wo having Tecenily removed. from fe oezs-Bint | 1605 Tat. u. w. ime WNER OF SEVERAL PA. S BEAL | 7 NOR RENT—AT THOMAS CLE (FURNISH- A evoarnantere notary arcane | Eig dec lege ean rg rao oes ste in mS ‘wishing to make e t 1340 set Washington, would like to sell or exchange on cash | Also, Table Dour, nt SY 1 ris basis. for desirable residence or store property: moder- ate values: adding cash. Owners desiring such ex- EN’ ror FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, i change nending full particulars to V.0. box 244, will | A’ second story. with ‘Board tf desired. suitable for ‘2aoa Tr havepromptattention “Nowgents. -" oct-wasinre | two or mane private famaly; all tod top, af 1003 yaaa. ‘elephone No. 344-; 2 ee oes 2054 Hi Guonce apaae PNre NO MES eas 7K RENT—ONELARGE THREESTORY BACK ott ad Commissioner of Deeds. Room fora geptleman: desirable location; near B ‘Thomas Circle; with Boacd, if 3224 14th REAL of BONS Reiwatraxce, | Sow FUR: =m aNs ap IN 3 ‘OR RENT—LARGE ISHED. NS, 1420 ¥ STREEE RW. Fintete or en auiter Ina fisilonsble neighborhood: ins ern ee Notes at 6 per cent om | breakfast served ifdesired. Address G. 8 H., Post proved property. Office Box 265. ane ‘Threestory basement Brick 16th st. n.w., = ; BOARDING. nent RR RENT—A PLEASANT FURNISHED - prominent corner. $24,000 | ROR RENT A ——— ‘House, suitable for restaurant, with modern, [0GA HOUSE, rivate tamily; references ex- ‘Corcoran st ase improvements. <a changed.” Apply 1448. 15.000 a Toe oH, OR RENT—1311 14TH ST. N. W., NEAR THE ee stranecureni Beat Gree, Bh 15 600 | Fs ‘Portland apd ‘Taomar Cite large, sunny Rovnts, ‘Twostory House and Siare, r= ‘single, furnist ‘Saku Ge renta $73 per month.” lass tabi comforts; rel nage Elcven-toom Bew House di JOR RENI—TWO LARGE, SUNNY WELL ont Grete. i ° It heated, handsomely furni Rooms, {bedroom Gisquare) with large greeahouso with soci Spee pest tae meee ‘on first floor: ‘One square from the Capitol: F ‘cans pone the door aad herdics the corner, a gentleman ; Teference exchanged. 18 1st st.n.e., or Room 14, St Cloud Building. net and two tenements.......... ‘Large Mansion, spacious grounds, 14 rooms ‘and stabie, on Georgetown Heighthe. . ‘Three-story and basement Brick, m.t, i i 10,000 The sbove is only a small portion of joe ave., near Scott Circle 9,250 | JOR RENT—A DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOM, | DKS, For full lst call at Doubie three-story Bi 1 fori for gentlemen: desirable location, near | be Istand 16tn. f pernnate 8.760 ‘drole and ith ‘and iit street cores modern | 80 THOS. R WAGGAMAN. ari 8,500 | Sormer 10th and Oma mw, ee APP A Sore | Fee NSN ne.,7 rooms, mod, tmpa,, #20 month S corn a one? < Large tires ory and ‘Basement Brick Gn N ome oy sone meee. — Youve. near Lath st, Lit 8. i RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | Iago 3th Oe Oren ee eee 2m month Two. fine Bricks, m.t, on suite of Rooms on second floor. 1818 l4ih st. | 1434 Q'st. nw, 13 rooma’ mod,” im pa” each, a oma Circle, . mont aos : W. GBUVALU, MONEY TO LOAN. Ls saiary NT_HAMDSONEIY FURNISHED |_=23t Pat aw. Be ge retinas tate R RENT_HAMDSOMEDY-FURNISHED | _223 __ aR New threcstory aud tassuat Brick afb commun: Parlora communicating Hall | FOR RENT— TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT IN and NH. ave, 1.1 fora member: aso, handsomely furnished Rooms we | 2 sa taamened Bates Beaaitan a = a Mave, bear Vac ee, 0. Too filrd dnd ‘harih “locea 13:29 ¥ st, oppodte the H | toamsahd couveuleucer brice BOURKE eae i. * “pao hha stable. B00 | bit z 400, |. nny qo W0aR Deiso 70 Wee New ten GOR BENT—TWO VERY PLEASANT COMMU: | _D23t_ 2500 Fit. | Mi Weut. at lowest soe of tee Hema a 000 | H'iitating Hous on second Gemnar toes Sona Fo, LARGE, HANDSOMELY Fume | ston! yy . > ey : a 4.200 | BE, = ished or unfurnished ae gee lee anaes three room, en salts, en ‘Grat floor: _oc288m JOHN Si. AN @ 00. 027 Fstaw, Hreiglits, wighwell waves, stable; pareinee 3,000 POR RENT 5 LAFAYETTE SQUARE, VERY | 1 sud Gack staircase: library” below: lenge, bit SET TO oak vo urr, ‘Three small Houses near St, Aloysius church, desirable rooms on second floor: ‘grave fires; large | ghambers: furnace. o>eu fren, speaking tubes: deautl- | 2% RATES ON APPROVED REAL Re renting $20.50 each, : Glosets every convenieace. ot and” table Dear Thomas Circle; 33 beck from TATE SECURITY. Six room Bricks, un figftheast ection, iota boarders accommodated. ad eg DL ‘ata Se ee) mean ‘AT. COUMBK, 1425 N. ¥.ave, 400 to 81,800 on init eu Tia FRIRDSTORY FRONT = wily. > mee ieee ee alley ate Georgetown, fay OR BaNT—A THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM, | Zor after 7 p.m. at 1315 N ai. nw. 2-6" TO loan ntlemen. Appl imme: opposite the . $8 iial et iee POR RENT— lazely 1121 14th st. o.., F ‘1307, iiggs a. 10 rooms... i e 0 x ON REAL ESTaTE fr houneKeeping: G12 per month, 42a Lote ete Se Se Sone: yt house) z mont a. To w. Tugaire at premincs nase JOHN T, ARMS, vances will be, muade, $9 pars Frets uhtrtihes fay “wichd fost wees 02, 5 $110.000 Stee GS mun nt 5 Trout. a sacoones 1.25 “| Closets, grate, suitable for spl ‘eur Howard Univer-/ 937 Va. avenue 8 w, 10 $110,000 New anan ‘$2bue as Toast cobs, bet Trang tuk: “go «= | Sable. main Sig30 48 | 908 Int ais ont on Se cemetey 2ixos ob ‘a “ s18 . me an Foes teint pot Land wasn 23 SS | WPkrat and wedtcomadlaing teat donr tursenen | funstoPe, Lincoln 18.90 | 1010 Cap we Corner 10th and F vireses Donte, near ays “ i ~ - = = Hocaistisonv ate Yamato 45; | Koos on 2d and 24 dear rat = ane GREY 30 Laan cca Low ou Va ave. a 2a“ « ae ole ecm bate 0 "ese z Low all parts Columbia Heuhts from: 160. up IK HENT-920 NEW YORK AVE Nw. | WORREYE ANEW AND COMPLETELY FUR. Hgcatoren pie of tet Charges eee Lots in squares 1074 and 1075, 1 — Front Parlor, with bedroom attached, suitable 10F | aieven rooms within tout late Benen ee oe ‘unhecomary delay. 3.V.NoHUYe Bed C ae RO foot, ; also second and third floors front and beck; | Sonsble rent ent an’ real estate seciiige, We'hiawe: several Ron | fon all newly and handsomely ‘turulabed: every: | Dupont Circle “AppIy CLAS EARLY. OOo ith my | | HAVEMONEY TO LOAN ON Goo Bier ae STonses to rent in nortiwest Section froma 15 (0.9200 | FOU MeN, JB TelersoGisexchangeneaas | 2 ~__oci-am_ | Ut iste or collateral es re : : : changedoa $5 ver month, furnished "or unfurnished. Property | "oo n#: board furn} e oLpinieioe FOr RENT FORNISHED HoUsRS Desina- Placed in our hands for sale and rent advertised atour | {OR RENT—1 FINE OLD KENNEDY bly located, from $100 to SHOU per month expense, oce-1m gees ieee as ane TYLER & RUTHERFORD, iXPERT TY PE-WRITING. ae n pope vice: freed penn 2 CALIGRAPIE OFFICE, 923 Fat, | PUN a ee ocS- 3m, ia arn fee ron f by sere WITH JRosepare, ponng: soath front: regervauion in front: ue sguate | Son nairr_FURNISHED CORNER MOUS RD 4 TOTS AT LOW PRICE AND | Tet a0 ae Ba ee Frets of the bot find taost desirabe locations ; Hi Coal deen "*_ | went end (Georgetown); house has 11 foots: is cot Thavesnbdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building R RENT—1214 K ST. N. W., LARGE, WELL. | plete in | iene silver, chit Tots, 20 feet front, at $200. 6250; $800, 6360 per tot | Hfurntaheds communicating parlor and Fooms and elegantly furuisbed thrcughon ‘Terms 10 per cent cash, balauce mouthly. Rosedals | algo a single ruom: very desirable location. ocl0-aw* posession: modeiaie rent. — Apply to MACGOWAN Nubia udwa’ company, 13th apd Ht sa er ‘Plat Se RENT — HANDSOMES, a ee = iumbia railway company, 15th abd H sts ne. = x z = cae 0 Apartments, single or en suite; or i RENT — NIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. Pe ST EL EOE cae eveet acer Bomrat table and surretodings M131 Fier eeentia A vee Genirable home at Linden, | C\" bd suman neh ‘Send ranch K€ 0. R. R., House carriage jetely furuiuhied; ase of horse, ‘sad.cow, 5! y R RENT—TWO NEWLY FUBNISHED PaR- feats LOST AND FOUND. Een caspase Becsber or senator: bear tee aeteraee. WORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, OST—A BLACK AND TAN bod, FANNTR, | CAPWtol tee eg Selma | _eotl-Os 928 ¥ it, ive ribbou, with iong ears, on Sunday R RENT—930 NEW YORK AVE. PLEAS R RENT—NEW 10 ROOM RESIDENCE,NEAR eae Lath aud Houndary tae Wi be nowael Ihoe: | Maat sitabied Nope ox ated Gar eich ‘the up town hotels and flan: a fev squares hortis ot 8k ‘ua2ts | suitable for gentleman or gentlemap and wife: Deparement: Oeisbed te a ae Oat_-$10_RAWAT)—ON SATURDAYS BIST, | boarders also accommodaten. oerizwe_ | haw all the modern destena and ie Meee eet, Sar nae PyShE | eum one fi 3 ‘of November. Keward i Feturned tocar ogee ne ate OR RENT_081 9 OTN. SO RENARD Lt, SEPUNEER 27 ee Rhone 2.0) 1889, between N sun, Ww and~@th und "Sth"sin 1. w., one Bundle, addressed 290-0 MSYERHOFF. BERG & CO., Philadelphia, Pa. The sbove Feward will be paid for the return of BRENT SEW HOUSE, 1921. 17TH ‘928 3 mouth STi Sie to GO. W. MOSS, Agent Adama kxprest Co. : tm | GER & LIEEERMANS, [90ST ot 28 Fe Oe. FOR RENT AT 190 THIRD ST. TWO NICKLY | JRO KENT HOUSE Gio, NkW JERSEY AVE tr ‘or s COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, _| mie Also, ovosingle Rooms for guitemas: ait ix- | Sepsie’ and House ST at name ements in hot and cold water. Apply to saa PN, 715 13th st now. 0030-1 R RENT-ROOMS, WITH BOA! OS | FRO RENT 1412 207TH ST. N.W.| HANDSOME M Qiradvdach Hoos case Dw, bd new Reside “4 OR RENT—-IN HYATYSVILLE, NEW 7-ROOM louse, jcondit ‘Address: Re Ee peotanalie A cig ‘ANTED-—EVERY BODY TO KNOW WE ARE selling Stadelman < Co,’s Prime Apple Butier at Starker, ith a wing, aod 309%. Esarket stead te tas Dene ae tte 8 Bosc. cepa Warr re ea FURNITURE, wh cial Pas ‘and all kinds of ibe pa Address’ H, BAUM, 280 Yib'st ew. aed8 EVERYEODY TO KNOW WE ARE W Aline teadinas © Coes mene Ce ARE serves Soc and 3 1b Yel can. Stands—2 Market, a Ped ase N. Marken Stand item "J-& HUBICK, ‘cutee WAitimia sr Tt, Washington, D.C. iB TO UPHOLST! ere cel 616 Louisiana avenue. ANTEDAEADDSS TO LEARN THE ART OF Ot & chart Removed ek ‘Fisting vliealdebee: twelve. rooms RENT AT 112 Hf STN. W, TWO HAND | COrre WILAOX. pad oc20-Ot x RENT—1018 lore ST. N.W. THE FUR- Sbaieas semearenins | FUEANieTSi ce 2h BOOMS AND ISON 628 Fit we. ae ociitm Ei RENT—A POURSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 7 444 X &, uw. containing fourteen An com ‘rhe Mon Complete Adjustable Skirt Form tn the Dp ‘improvements: —— rented in ‘Dresses and Worth x | Baitabhiee vate Se | eee aoa R RENT — FURNI WE HAVE SOME | It is Everywhere Greeved : ths | ofthe mon ararable Hestioces cae ie Get Out of Orga. Epcte hicnret ster egy tele ‘oppusive Ebbit House. ee ooher ate oe et order. Fritema single or eo ae, Y FURM ‘board, ab 1 at ow. cl} THE IN comer of ih aud P mse occupied ‘162m ‘Post. Foe 3400 dralta, $5 pop mouth, foie eM PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave, \Ol, spaidapon wilt tlubte ped sartines Ree lawa end fruit; {ohowecare. Apply wo W. € New York ave. ne: 10 Apply to ave. BAW. a4 Bea ‘OFFICE OF THE Laght Running, Aleut Xo. sand ih Sew Lanes vent ai RENT—FLATS. OR RENT—[198_17m =O8 ATS __| Fee corner na ae aw. | RENT—FUBNIBI pos “TEE conconD HARKER” hpsrthentiponinen deamon “THE CONCORD COLLAR”