Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1885, Page 4

—_ THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: ATURDAY........... NovembeF7, 1885. CROSBY 8. NOYES..." Editor. ‘The Evening Star has « regular, permanent dena Ade daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. Another Monument Wanted. On the 12th day of October, 1892, will occur the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery by Christopher Columbus which ultimately led to the settiement and civilization of the western hemisphere, and the establishment of a number of independent, prosperous and progressive sovreignties, An event which opened the door to such momentous results ought to be fitly celebrated by all the countries which owe their existence primarily to the faltb, courage and perseverance of the great discoverer, and, most of all, by the United States, the greatest and freest, the most enlightened, and the most pros- perous of the splendid constellation. While there can hardly be two opinions as to the propriety of such a celebration, with a special and fitting recognition of the crowning passage in the career of its central figure, there ‘will of course be a diversity of views as to the Precise form a memorial observance of this character should assume, and the detalis by Which it should be marked. All must agree, however, that to adequately symbolise and properly perpetuate the sentiment which prompts the proposed celebration, something Roble in conception and permanent in char- acter Is necessary. Naturally the popularmind will turn first to a monumental structure, of some form or other; and the voice of the coun- try, could it find expression, would doubtless favor the erection at the national capital, by the direct action of Congress,of a sculptured group which would portray the form and fea- tures of Columbus, and at the same time tell, through the medium of suitable emblematic ac- Pessories, the story of his marvelous voyage and its unmatched outeome,—and the thought would naturally follow, of course that the structure should be completed and dedicated with due ceremonial honors on the quadrennial anniver- sary of the event it is designed to commemo- rate. It may and no doubt will be said that in the matter of erecting monuments and statues the country has of late years moved somewhat too fast and with too little regard tor the unities of art and history. This is In asense unfortunately too true. But surely noone can pretend that ‘as a people we have been hasty in the recogni- lon of Columbus and his achievements, nor will any one be likely to say that they should not be recognized in the most imposing and enduring manner possible. In this respect the United States appears at great disadvantage ‘when compared with other countries whose ob- ligation is at least no greater, and whose abil- ity to fitly express it is certainly much less. The Republic of Mexico, for example, has al- eady erected in her capital city a massive and handsome sculptured group in honor of the hardy and adventurous sailor. His bronze effigy adorns the port of Aspinwall in the United States of Colombia, The city of his birth bas fitly acknowledged the Inster con- derred upon her by her illustrious son in the erection of an elaborate and beautiful: marble statue, with subordinate figures, in one ot her most prominent squares. Barcelona, where Columbus made report of his discoveries to his royal patrons, has also paid him suitable honors by costly memoriai structures, It other cities 1m Italy and Spain, and in some also in the new world, has his memory been similarly hon- ored, many of the testimonials being-imposing and costly, other less striking and expensive, But all conceived and executed tn the most liberal spirit of graceful appreciation. Yet the people of the United States have been silent a@ud idle all these years! Shall it longer be said, to their shame, that they are too busy ‘with other things or too niggardly to properly honor the memory of the man to which somuch is due? Itis possible that some other form of memorial than that suggested above may be preferred. If so, well and good, so faras THE STAR is con- cerned. It is wedded to no particular expres- sion of the idea underlying these paragraphs, and has nothing to insist upon, either in regard to general design or details. Its purpose is sim- ply to present the subject to the public now, ‘trusting to time and to the patriotism and good taste of the people of the United States to crys talise tne thought into suitable and substantial shape. Only, there is no time-tospare, Let ‘this not be forgotten. Seven ull years are none too long a period for the conception and creation Of a structure, whatever form it may take, ‘which shall be alike worthy the nation that erects it and the event it is intended tocom- memorate. And it onght to be understood, ‘Wo, from the beginning, that whatever is built shall be no insignificant or cheap trumpery af fair. The thought of expense is the last one that should be taken into consideration. The coun- try is rich enough, appreciative enough, it is to ‘be hoped, and broad and liberal enough In its ‘views, to build, when it pleases, such astructure a8 bas no parallel of its kind in the world. And such an one it should build for dedication in 1892. An eventso striking in itself and so preg- nant in effects upon the history of the human yace can only be worthily perpetuated by as moblea monument as the geniusof mancan conceive and the wealth of a rich and generous nation call into form. ———— It looks very much as if public sentiment all along the Pacific coast was inclining towards a policy of foreible ejection of Chinese settlers. For years the people of that section have been practically unanimous in favor of expelling the Mongolians, but heretofore they have been con- tent, in the main, with efforts to accomplish their end by means of local and federal legisia- tion. But the Chinese still hnger and, lke'the children of Israel, even seem to multiply under oppression. Hence the popular feeling is now settling towards more peremptory measures. ‘The labor organizations are uniting, and, sup- — by en they are taking the ground that the Chinese must go, peaceably if they will, but, if necessary, by force. It is almost idle to try to reason down such a Movement. Certainly nothing that is said on ‘the Atlantic seaboard will be taken with much Fespect or patience by those to whom the Chi- nese question is a “local issue.” They base their action on the simple law ot self-preserva- tion. They claim that the Chinese are taking the food out of ther mouths. They insist that ‘thelr own wages are not to be reckoned on a basis ©f compensation which presupposes a lower gtade of civilization. These objections are fanda- ental, and raise obstacles to the ordinary pro- cess of law which are well nigh insurmounta- ble. As a rule, such feelings are gradually dis- sipated through education, rather then sup- Pressed by statute. Abstractly, the Chinese have s right to settle in this country and get rich by underbidding native labor, tut practi- cally they will have an uncomfortable time of 2% while thus engaged. $< ___ “Sterling, who has succeeded Higgins as a Mational issue, has triumphantly passed the ‘€tvil service examination as a custom house ‘weigher, and it now devolves upon the Treasury Officers to decide, in the language of the Presi- dent, whether he has the “personal courage, energy, decision and firmness of character” to qualify him to fill the place of one “baving in charge two or three hundred men of the class with which a weigher has to deal,” The general ‘theory is that Sterling will be thought to about ‘Bill the bill. > ‘Young Mrs. Walkup, who openly married an sold man for his money, has deen on trial in Kansas for subsequently poisoning him with arsenic. But she has been acquitted on the theory that the husband used the drug medi- -cinally, aud that deposits of it became encysted im his stomach. Besides, Mrs, Walkup is very pretty. ———-=____ The government in Russia, as well as the nl- hilits, Knows a thing or two about assassina- Yon. The latest exploit in that jine is an attempt by Russian emissuries to kill King Milan,the plucky rulerofServia. But, with the usual luck that ettends these conspiracies, the Plot broke down at the critical moment. ——— With a leap-year forwardness, as It were,sum- ‘er lingers In the lap of winter. Areas Harm _ Full and complete stock of Gentlemen, Youths’, Boys’ anc Children's HATS. Sole Ageuts for DUNLAP & C0, EW YORK HATS Nove geavine unless bearing their trademark. (Chiidren’s POLO CAPS, in all Qual.ties and prices, CORRECT STYLES-POPULAR PRICES-VINE oops. thee > WILLETT € RUOFF, 3 906 Peousyivanta ave; WEATHER, we want you tocometo us and we will assist you in pending your money in a manner that y. ige the most goods for it. Of course, we % those. at certain prices which tend to KEEP. POPUPRRITY our house bas long since GAINED, and every one knows that wi ‘anything that it the LOW. We do: wew Our Stock of BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS and BED SPREADS has bever been so.complete, and we are selling stacks of these goods. As the LEADING HOUSE in OUR LINES in the District, we want to mpilankets as low a5$1, and from that up,as fine as ey are us Our stock of California Blankets is positively com- plete, A beantifal California large size Blanket at AtS5. which is the popular price fora Blanket, w gan siveyou what the boys would term a “DAISY. ‘This is a good as we have ever carried for the price. A 10-4 Red Bianket at $3.75. It is only those that have use fur these that appreciate the price we have marked on them, and at that we haven't a mil- Hon elther. ‘So you better had avail yourself of this splendid opportunity, BED COMFORTS. A full size one at $1. Same size, better grade, $1.20. Aud so on'up to the pricg you want one for. We to- day marked down a” fed *Comfure from $5 t0 $5.50 ‘Thfs fs a beautiful Comfort, and filled with the fest white cotton. Turkey Red Comforts as low an $2, Cretonne and Satine Bed colors in these. beautiful light NOW, FOR SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY in the Bed Comfort line. An extra EIDERIDOWN BED COMFORT, covered with the finest quality French Satine, at 12 ‘This is the softest Hed Com- fort we ever ‘had our hands on, and to those using these fine goods we want to ask You to look at them, although we don't prevent ANY ONE from secing them, as we have them displayed on first floor. BED SPREADS, IN WHITE AND FANCY, ALL KINDS. White Bed Spreads, large size, as low as O5e. Better crades for SSc., Si, $125, and on. A White Crocicet Sprcail, from $125 0B. full size Murseilies Hed spread at $2. We discovered ntact totay, urd we could not fally account for it, as the price on them should have moved them, that our COLORED BED SPREADS are not selling as rapidly as we like to_have them do, and as we don't hesitate to mark down goods when | they don't sell’ as quickly as they ought’ to sell, uo Huaiter the loss we thereby entail, as we belleve’the first lows 1 80 we marked down all follows: sill now be sok at $1.60. Will now be sold at $2. i now be sok at $2.25, our Colored Sy fray lances at Tow ne, For the Baby we carry both the Spread and the | Blanket |” id eet A hicely embroidered BABY BLANKET at $2.75; finer goo also. from $1 up. tat 6 rtment of heed ty rest line of Hifornia Lap Robes. tate ‘to say that W" THES 505 MEAN BUSINESS. and : were ‘GOOD condition aud claim and you will get it fron. LANSBURGH & BR¢ 420-42: PRICE HOUSE. gents for the Post Combination Sewing Ma- Also, chine. which is steadily becoming so popular. Come and sey ot having an opportunity 0 examiue these, we would stale n exhibition at the SATIONAL RIFLES’ FAIR wat the F Souvenir Apron” from us at our an =e \. Rp New Fiassers Asp Biasxers SEATON PERRY (Successor to Perry & Brother.) GExU FIELD WHITE AND § SHAKER FLAN Ls, Bord Twitter, ran BALLARDVALE WAKP PLANSE! er yard LAID, STRIPED AND PLAIN COLOR! NNELIS FOR LADIES’ AND CHILDRE: ESOTA AND WHITNEY BLANKETS, ALL SIZES AND cK ALI-WOOL CRIB BLAN- 36. ng from 81.50 ec VIENNA BLANKETS, SPU RIMENT oF WHITE ANDOMAY FULLSIZE EIDER in SPREADS AT $16. XEW BED COMFORTS. ranging trom 81.2510 S250. MARSEILLES, ALLENDALE AND GHOGHEE 9p QUILTS from $1 to § FULL LINES OF CHED AND BROWN Tesi AN TABLE LINENS 406, (0 $2.50 per yard. SON SI - ASK TABLE CLOTHS. esp ee NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMASK | NAPKINS TRIS AND GERM. ASK SH AND GERMAN HUCK aN LINEN TOWELS from 81-010 Si ped aaa AN BED LINENS, ALL WIDTHS AND ‘LE CANTON from 75e. his CT PRICES. QUALITIE S84 WIDE iGURES AND CORREC aa PLALN SEATON PERRY, Ts Panny Buriorsa, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1340, noT J. CQ Horeasso IMPORTER MILLINERY, CLOAKS, LACES, DRESS TRIM- MINGS, FURS, &c. Will close the balance of our IMPORTED PATTERN WRAPS AT LESS THAN COST. THEY ARE RICH NOV- ELTIES, AND HAVE NO DUPLICATES, WE ALSO HAVE, AT $15.00, HANDSOMEST ROUGH CLOTH WRAPS IN THE MARKET. Gee BLACK FUR AND TAIL-TRIMMED eae, PLUSH VISITES, FEATHER TRIMMING, BEAVER-TRIMMED NEW MARKETS Our VISITES, NEW MARKETS, JACKETS and AC HANS are all made trimmed and finished in best ay! FUR TRIMMINGS, of our own importation, and of selected skins carefully prepared Hudson Bay Beaver, 3 Inches wide, at $3.50 per yard. SABLE, NATURAL and BLACK LYNX, MAR- ‘TEN and all styles of FUR. LADi pHADIES SEAL SACQUES at manufacturer's Positivel ER! Positively our MILLINERY will gratify the most FOSTER KID GLOVES from $1.00 ward, Every pair fitted and guatantana. Por PME OP EVENING GLOVES from 16 to 30 inches in length, ‘VTrevise, Paris, [n7]__ 907 Pennsylvania ave, W. M. Suvsrer & Soxs SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. We havea Lot of IMPORTED JACKETS carried from last year. The prices have been $15 and $18. We have marked them all down to $6.00 and $7.00, ‘€nd at these prices will sell rapidly, aa they are Ele- ‘gant Goods and Correct Shapes. Full Stock of SHORT WRAPPLINGS, from $25 to $100. Particular attention is calied to our Large Stock of MOURNING GARMENTS, to which we have given special attention. DRESS GOODS in SILKS, VELVETS and WOOL Materials of the Latest Style. BLACK GOODS of the most reliable makes Superior FRENCH CLOAKLN( HOSLER’ UNDERWEAR sind —= HOUSEKEEPING GOODS in Grest Variety, “— ‘Examine our Superior RED FLANNELS| ‘One Price. W. M. SHUSTER @ SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. az Never Berons IN THE HISTORY OF THE CLOTHING TRADE WERE SUCH VALUES OFFERED. ‘$6.00 will buy a durable OVERCOAT, worth $10. A strictly All- Wool MELTON OVERCOAT at $7.50, worth $12. $10.00 will bay an Al-Wool BEAVER OVER- COAT, in Blue and Brown, worth $16. ‘$11.00 will buy an All-Wool SURTOUT OVER- COAT, worth $20, $15.00 will buy ® fine SURTOUT OVERCOAT, worth $23, SUITS at $5.00, $6, 87, $8, $10 and up to $30, gt SUITS, $4.50, $5, $6, 96.50, 87 and up to BOYS' OVERCOATS at $4.50, $5, $5.50, $6 and up to $15. pepe ee SUITS FOR CHILDREN from 5to 12 years old at $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50. $4 and up to $8, CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS at $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, and up tog = 1,000 PAIR OF PANTS FOR MEN, ¥. BOYS AND CHILDREN PROM $1.00 UP, All-Wool CHINCHILLA THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, nz CORNER 7TH AND @ STREECA W a2 SERS, 204 JOTI STREET XW. Piain and Ceder Carpet Lining, new lot. ‘Thin Felts for Unners and slaiers. . ‘Charcoal, Lime, Cement, dc. ool Srzorat Sate UMIBREL’S. 2 s i etre ee Ey f it ‘Where else but at the PALAIS ROYAL can @ STERLING SILVER HANDLE Um lnproved paragon frame, and made from. Splttleelds silk, for $2686 We hav only new styles of handles, and’ warrant the goods to be the produc- ton of one of 's first-class makers, We n0- tice they have been advertised by some of our com- petitors as a bargain at $8.60. i Carved Ivory handles, pq representing dogs, rabbits, etc. ‘Taking into consideration the fluish aud appesraiice of these $3.60 Silk Umbrellas, we think, and you will think, they look worth $5. We don't say ihey are Worth that amount. but, taking the cost of the sill, Bande and we reckoned they were worth bay UMBRELLAS, “a alt 000 i i 2 oMBRELLaS. Warranted 14 karat gold-plated handles, in the very latest English styles. A thin sheet of 14-karat gold 1s rolled over the handle, and Is practically everlasting wear, ofcourse, ‘The silk 1s oll bolled, wear: Ofcourse, ied unc the frames thehinproved shape “paragon.” “Itisiug exaeyeration tosar that these Umbrellas are worth $f. We meal, they cannot usually be purchased under that price, ae 00 % 0 : vie 6 CG. UMBRELLAS. ig Whyg en Oe nice naualty change from black to the color of “autumn-tinted toliage™ isage. The PALAIS ROYAL guarantees its 900, Gi breilas not to change color. to be 28-inch Um of Hooking frames, and to have strong sticks with decent handles. Whos next to be heard frum toolfer us much for 90c.? A * Py ak at a a4 UM 44 RRR 00 A RR Mg oO af aA Ee 8 8 Ah R BE oo M4 = 11174119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. 27 T-2-s_1r_-2_», WE WISH A FEW OF THOSE WHO IAG- INED THAT WASHINGTON 18 TOO SMALL A CITY TO SUPPORT SO LARGE AN ESTABLISH- MENT AS OURS COULD HAVE SEEN THE THRONG LAST SATURDAY. NOTWITHSTAND- ING THE FACT THAT OUR FORCE OF EMPLOY- ES HAS BEEN TREBLED.IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO WAIT ON ALL THE TRADE PROMPTLY; THOSE WHO HAD THE PATIENCE TO WAIT WERE NO DOUBT WELL REPAID, AND THOSE WHOM WE WERE UNABLE TO WAIT ON PROMPTLY SHOULD REMEMBER THAT IT 18 IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP A LARGE FORCE CON- STANTLY. WE BELIEVE IT TO BE GOOD BUST- NESS PRACTICE TO KEEP OUR HELP IN DULL ‘TIMES AS WELL AS BRISK OMES,SO WE KEEP AS FEW AS WE CAN IN ORDER TO RETAIN COMPETENT MEN THE YEAR ROUND. BE SIDES, TEMPORARY HELP RARELY SERVE CUSTOMERS SATISFACTORILY, AND WE FLAT- TER OURSELVES THAT THIS HOBBY OF OURS OF SEEING YOU PROPERLY WAITED ON 18 aS GREATAN ITEM IN OUR HOUSE AS THE MAM- MOTH STOOK WE SHOW YOU TOSKLECT FROM 18 MORE GOODS WILL BE PLACED ON OUR COUNTERS THIS WEEK THAN WERE SOLD LAST WEEK. WE ARE NOT UNLOADING YET, WE ARE ADDING DATLY TO WHAT 18 AL- READY THE AVERAGE OF FULLY HALF Doz- EN_OF THE GENERAL CLOTHING zor ES. WEEE, LR Wy ee NEARLY ALL THE WEEK; ey oe MR. A. SAKS 18 THERE BUYING. WE ARB TO-DAY MAKING ROOM FOR WHAT WE KNOW IS THAT THE NEW SCORE WASCOING TO BESS YOUR ADVANTAGE, BECAUSE ‘tr WOULD JUSTIFY Us IN SH UE Sey MeO ug FROUE Tu ORY rie baah One THAN WH EXPECTED THAT BALE SORE ME. I. SAKS. HE KNEW IT OB: ‘. PEOPLE WH E THEY FAILED TO. ED IN SOME OF Ti T TIBE W. THEY HAVE NOT IN BTOCK RE CONCLUDING THAT IT CAN- NOT DIN WASHIN CALL AND SEE Us. NINE Ge aga FT IF IT ait FOU SALE ERD re oar Da ABTERS, WHICH I8 aT 900—-302—-304—806—208 é SAKS & COMPANY. Tur Kiros Hicrwar WEEPING BIRCHER, 4G00D-FORNOTHING 80N, 4nd many other new ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS for Bridal Gifts and Home Decoration, PAINTINGS, MIBRORS, the best and handsomest Pisture Frames, Card and Cabinet Frames, 4LL THE ROGERS GROUPS PAINTINGS ARTISTICALLY CLEANED and RE- STORED. JAMES & EARLE & SONS, ‘816 Chastnot Givect, Philadelphia, Faor Taxea Durcs Burs, &, ‘Frutt Trees, Pears, Apples, Peaches,Grape Vines ic. An immense stock, flnest quality, low rate, Z ‘Shade Trees, Evergreens, Roses, Dutch Bulbe—my direct importations, ¥ & , JOmN sant, ; 4 at We Wow Laz To Have You : appt out oat hate nicht Se pry ‘then t rea ene Soares = : yas “Boucle” Walling Jacksta, button & nds cfoe ‘Sting: colors, browe” ina square ONLY 67 EACH. W: Y 4 YOUNG MAN WITH ere Particularly desirable for strect and traveling wear. | agency superior and fast n SEokeccte mere es ban an isl oun nee Ite" | Good Building. Lot 2460—Beautifl “Boucle” Short, Wraps bang. aye Ie” | Gress cD. Wwe tear office. aana. | por RENT — 1 oe FURNISHED | JOR RENT—A ok rimmed with, fourinch fe ane ‘YOUTH WHO WRITES A GOOD PPithe ottooma, at Boer freshly, papered. nultable Fiivraithed toe paunmen, dent oct Sarees Wanita ee Se ser, Mer chins, ioe ee | Seas A ONLY $15 EACH. Wir a tOUR IRIS 79 00 SOME SEW: Fonz Sate FEGOR 8 | FLOR RENT-HANDOMELY FURRTS Numerous other Styles in rich, tashionsbie fabrics, | ave" ** ‘eid ‘— Shares Msahed of afraid, win = | Este of hooms on eovnd Boor. af proportionately low prices. W aair DEMMEDIATELY—aT 736 yore neo. (Second floor; take elevator.) petent need apply. re ee ET “ANTED—W. AITERS Aanapoli 0 me 'D DRIVERS a reosese Torah Gide Genera Were st nw, DUNDORE & Od. “is ‘ANTED- WHITE OR COLORED GIRL, TO WOODWARD @ LOTHROP, BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. purse and assist in housework. Well recom- Mast ‘Good hom: $01 Pa Ave. — party. inquire 1100 10eh st n.w * woe ‘ANTED—A COMPETEN’ ms ~ | We Wouw Lx To Hive the sewi Separtment ‘or tee Woe Fees SECOND AND THIRD | 36K Pes es BL APA OO i erat paar se? | pron paiat) R RENT -1014 7TH STN W., FURNISHED | Capitol; 11 Call and Ine our elegant Stock of {7 ANTEO—WE DESIRE TO ESTABLISH A a = flor and bed-1 . fires, bath, hot and | 5 R Neckwoar, snd quote 8 spedaily siiracte toe i | Witte ares waa are aty © | Warteaceiat, TENG GERMAN GT galeater es cee tabts; Fetremon SL lowing: net daily ‘cous eye Black Spanish and Spanish Guipure Scarfs, tion. Any energetic man with rial 6a hal aay pm Tee RK RENT—ELEGANT APARTMENTS, FUR: $1, $1.25, $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3 and $4 Kach. Grese Greenwich Manufacturing Go.a7 Canes NTED—A LADY DESIRES COPYING aT | &,,RMhe? Parlor and Bed Rooms ‘also ad] \0R RENT— FOR THE WE ‘Black Hand-ran Excurial and Spanish Lace Fichos, | “ray Neer hs BY W Somes Address MF, Star ofa YT Sseait ORR Tire eases aw. _18¢_| Firmen, two charming Sale of Moowa of @4 bat OH OES ei Mags Lae &% 0250 ANTEDTA BOY IN A CLOTHING STORE ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN OF 21 A BEN Parnahed A Ra HANDSOME ROOMS. | nc. teing Capitol ark southern and eastern ex Sask dike ce ea el sre Reat Adare crperience, a keeping | WV good pcoman tnd a competent Gookkesper, with first-claxs conv large, newly | reach, one pasulng Une door: Reference required 03038 and Boards, i hy and raterences, BUSTS Ess Seatshear r agSy | Ettiie bese eferences given, Bowe” | cation: B08 ieee tal Central and convenient Fok BENT — RANDOOMELY FURNIAH KD $3, $4, 95, $7, $8, $11, $12, $13.50 and §15 Each. ‘ANTED_COOK AND NURSE BOTH WHITE | (WT ANTED-STEADY EMPLOVNENT OP ANY | [on RENT OT NFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH | Hoard tabin ent see aiaee: Children's irik Point Seta (collar and cuts), 20 per | WV “to go to St Avgumtine fora year gate Weetient | WANT ee stan Lot eho? ANY Dest and gaa, $18 por mouth, new hoese "av Aaoe, | Ata one A cent below regular prices, need , With recommendations. Address Box 40, | tomed to ‘working horses and the care of them. _Ad- ‘window, lovely location, 7’ blocks from War de. = _ en ee SY ANTED A WRITE WONT Witte Bx | Peawreit oe two VOORGTOIORED ms | EESEene tromee mau ‘ew iO har | FUGRRENT ane = 5 z 3 ri . a “ i Nedra Brod at hk (W ferience, 10 cook and do generat houseane te | WW Bnac onde nuaeorad the ‘other as cham RENTOSIX ROOMS IN RICEY Borin | HON TUN and given, octi-im REAL DUCHESS LACE HANDKERCHIEFS. a prh ber adi 1009 16th stn. ‘nS-3t' OR RENT — HANDSOMELY PURNISHED offer. a mR family; reference required. "Appiy E on second fivor: for terms apply on the Forerui mas sta apoe se er “4 ainpose of then betore: the arrival ‘af sh, Batance, SS NTEIT A WOMAN WHITE ORGOn es |W! ACES FOR HOUSHXEEPERS | ines ofthe comer oftih and Ents nw. ondaw" | a SOMA single oF en mule, with Doand, at 3m07 arent tena pevetery rot mene | ERG RTT ea iy | mena eee Nae | IVE RES eee Meron CSOR aan | Tae Fe Mana Papen ‘a sina SADLY a 17 E pimp. Bureau. naw. : i These rill be found particularly good values the | st’niw. between the hours of tad Toy Mondey | Se SA-COOM ES. Emp ree located: on Capitol HiIl near i private | hast Gteen years 2Co. paneer = mylen being very handsome, snd Faseday, November oth and 10ih, “agate” | WANTED TD, SUEFLY YOU WITH COOKS | famity. Addrow W.4..taroiica _"_uf-iwe | Paemuniy @Gneant ied Sones, bathed cts ea ee her V/ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN, IN | for all work, city or country; with reference. NATION. ) AA CR Ed PES (Second Floor; take elevator.) W itor country, intl, {OF us at thelr own | AL LAROK BUREAU, O17 sthst.bet Eand F.nd-lwe | Pagjaq eed Rooms, ‘ea AT es x sf 5. aes : omes, ing: the business. Is = Si SRE ees | = Koons. with private baths ‘ANTED—BY A STENOGRA| = MS 711 14TH ies: with board. Se 6 eee. Podsslary paid unart workers who dette Ri nected with the Senate, Rmployment u Mrmcgts en aulie or single; two iniuutes' wait to | Sted” Cal bette 15'an0' YR 10 devot time ‘Terms $1 per day. Address STEN 7- BOSTON DRY Goops HOUSR iy 1s; steady employment furnished. Address FRANK | gros meets. Terms §1 per day. aoe abit, or Willards’ = = ONE PRICE ONLY. Eaton, Hoston, 86, BOX 5153. ~ B61 e a OR RENT—AT 1112 FST. N. W, TWO HAND FOR RENT—FLATS. 921 Pa Ave, {m7} 912 Dst ANTED—A GOOD TINNER: GOOD _GENE- =a = = ‘somely-furnished communicating Parlors and Hed- UR _KRENT—FLA _ = To H ~ | WY.ga! morker: Uniou man. “Appiy to CE. GAR WANTED--HOUSES. Festa celahas tg Member or keoator, with best, | 7-On nunen— An RLBGANTLYSURMINNED Ww Ww v1 > a8 Met LA ee = — — = and aitendance. ‘Tires reason f Fiat at the Belmont, 813 12th st. poy = cad ou Lire To Have W Axe, FOUR WAIST HANDS: NONE HUT | WT ANTED_A HOUSE IN NORTHWEST, MOD. FPQi RENT_UNYCRNISHED, SECOND FLOOR: | clam Table Bonrd by the day week or math oT 7-ie you from 44a" p.m on hilss A.C AYANS, 1d Foe | SLOOH Ades PURCHLABER, Star omce.* “nT'* | tro gonnecting and one ha ay windows; peivers — — = Know that the Grand Sale of Table Damasks, in third floor, __n&3t*_ | 70n RENT_aT 419 BST, N.E. CAN BE FOUND | tamil nonce mearty mew: near © ot. and Holt tine FOR RENT—OFFICES, view of the unusual response, will be continued dur- "ANTED—AT ONCE, GERMAN AND SWEDE 8 furnished Front and Back Parlor: also Kitchen | C88: Saee 43 ; Shee = Lr ing the coming week with the following additional ex- women for cooking and ral housework, | and Dining Room for bousekeeping. All modern im- | housekeeping if desired. 103 F st. nw. oe Fo RENT-OFFICE ROOM, traordinary attractions and inducements: Good homes and big w: AtNATIONAL LABOR | provements, Best of references required. n7-3t* R RENT—TWO PLEASANT COMMUNICAT: JAMES FR WATO! HALF BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. SSREAUL SEC ween 00: AT aee STED-TO BUY HOUSE: €4:000T0 $5,005, pot gay OT eg gga OE 25 Pieces @2-Inch Alllinen Cream Loom Damask, ANTED WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN | 0 V7 to 9 rooms: locati TA OG Lhe ‘pear: lon a urge | WOR RENT-DESK hoow TNA LARGE Ha. worth 42e, OnLy sic. PER YARD. eral workers pcrah and Kitchen girls: nonessee | monthly thereafter, Asdreen Et StaroMice. nia R_RENT-NICELY-FURNISHED, SECOND. | fronting on Ireoma. ave, can be obtained serassaen’ FULL BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. §. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 026 Fst. .w. né-6l*_ | \y74NTED—a FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSI sory trout, Roor bent gus and att eultable for | terms by apblicatcn io AR PRATT ©3900, uel bee Qkinch Ailiinen Cream Tablo Damask, worth | W7ANTED “IMMEDIATELY WHITE AnD | YVwullable fora smell pusiness in northwed par — ae TS wr s BPR re ; erandailhousework. At RATIONAL LAUUR | See eo xs Cant —a | Fees ninahea hence patos One ken ag-inch anidiyen Creaun Table Datiank, excelent | BUREAU, O17 Rive, between Hand Fem aiine” | WW QNEED TO, HOY (FOR SPOT CARI A | A ley oom opel rate: fur iien patterns, worth 68c., WV ANTED—LADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO | Address M. FOLEY, Auctioneer, 811 7th stn. Ww. suitable for Member of Senator; terms reasonable, {OR RENT—LARGE BRICK STABLE ON COR- toh, Beeld SEALE XA he pana | Weis Qe preten create | 228 om SSTREWEE_ANT_ansrsoMeae | ies! ates sera nea eat pee hainiaonse Gastgrn HOR GIASe ployment and fair wages. Material furnished, aud ali OUND furnished rooma,en sulte or single: beautiful nw. Dose ONLY $1.00 PER YARD. Renijunlled post amid ror hill tnorenaion ‘adres LOST AND FOUND. How: convenient to four lines Of ‘streetcars, corner | Si x a Sa mreacee peertad eeLA ————— | house: wwene: terms moderat : DAMASK TABLE NAPKINS. Boston, Muse PO. Bos Bias” ” ockstueturt ae OsT-IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF 7TH ST | 1017-1019 10th A. corner Masuchinctigave sweat | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Unquestionably the best. qualities for the money we | = 7 TADY MAKING E aw | Lu°tna the Avenues small Wie Dor, Any one fe SESIGSll Taw GE A eae | = i nnd have yet offered, aud will found well worthy he ANTE! io g), | returning it to 1007 G st. n w., will be liberally o jute R SALE—REMINGTON TYPE a immediate attention of our customers. 10 per, week at thelr homes (vo canvassing), | Tewaniag ‘ite ‘Thomas Circle, nee, sunny Rooms en sulte and ce WRITER; No. 211—5U Dor. % Bleached German Linen Dam- bi fo poke T2u beeen T i SS SSS pineie, furnished and uni L first-clags table and ae aud ae SEARLS BOR ORT = — = |aCirele, Albaugh's theater, a lady's silk white han- iNT IRS GOLUMBIAL SY WCe 7 AOR GALE—OLD MADEIRA WINE POR 4A No. 002-40 bon '% Hieached irish Linen Damask WANTED-—-ROOMS ated Umbrella "Finder pleane retura to star oMtee. ite | FOR MENT. 1315, COLUMGATA ST. Nw, TWO | JOH SALB-OLD MADEIRA WINK POR GALE Napkins, extra value, = reel See 2 = | eT NON g OTH SMALL BLACK PURSE, | unfurnished: on second ‘lor; heat and light; bat ou | 1800. Address P.O. Box 965, Charleston, 6.C._1t°_ ONLY $1.25 PER DOZ. U{7ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE RooMS or | Sécoutaining giz in some change, samefioor, _—__—___— n7eo_| JNORSALE—A 06 INCH COLUMBIA No, 750-80 doz. % Bleached German Linen Damask ‘Apartavents fr reue wi Aud MC ares to tele ioe oe ent ne ee R RENT—AT 388 INDIANA AVE—A HAND- Fis co lnrgs for owner. Apply between ‘Napkins, excellent patterns, sulvantage to register same,with full particulars, atthe | “> ___ ate we somely-furnished firstsiory fromt room; also, a | St! st nw. vail 3 ONLY $1.50’ PER DOZ. directory for renting rooms, St Cloud bullding, curner | J] OST_NEW FOUNDLAND, | DOG, “MAJE:" | tuird-story front room. nvate_ | AOR SALE-ONTY $3, FORA ono arn ry 3.409540, 407. % Cream German Linen Damask | Sth and F sia, Room 14. Office open dally. from 8 | JJ strayed or stolen November sth or Sth; strap On | 7 50R RENT—130 MARYLAND AVENE, BE hand set of Double ernie 0 fapkins, extra fine goal am. to6pm. "ROBERT B. KINSELL. _m7-0ve_ | neck, with tag 6,046 attach ward at 1905 Kig ‘ween Ist and 24 sts. Capital Hill inrse, sumay | «le Busey Harnow, at Mi Yo, x 6 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT | SC single or en suite, Suitable for member or Seu- WOR SALE—A FRESH ry soot aged gabe cel state eras or Seems aad Bois waren ee 50 RENARD WILE BE PAID AT 10m y hAIf square from the Capitol pate | B guire dad dee alt ALDERNEY COW Rapcins, excelieyt quality, preity dexigns, changed if desired.” Addrese with terms, &c., ME: $5 eink fr the reowery ofa thtcestane | OH RENT—LARGE PARTON AND Bi | ROH SALE-THRER SETTER AND ON 75d is Ger Damask | CHANT, Star office. Diamond Lace Pin, set on a bar of black enamel. Lost ‘communicating, on seco ‘comfortably ful sae abe swapkin, cacellent designs: superior qualliye ANTED — FURNISHED BEDROOM AND | Thursday afternoon between the Navy Vard and 16cs | Acom"numlceslng on second floor: comfortably fur: | KPcinter 419 12th at. nw. W.FRENCIL UZ a&w ONLY ‘pk PER DOZ Bitting-room with Board by a gentieman and | St. i. nia floor; location convenient to elther street cars or her- Fe apt 18 LIFE” JUST IN yer No. 69-60 doz. % Bleached Irish Linen Damask | wifs pear 15th st. n.w., in a French of French speak- ‘OSTA DIAMOND PIN, THREE STONES ON Nat aver _ | fsa Oo. Fer teh tne i pas. ts = Napkins, splendid qiallty worth $1.75, Ing family by preference Address, stating location | J lack snemst ber tat polug. te Nate Tend honk RENT—HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS, | ana $f Tobe wort gu nore ee 87-00 Hodes ONL ia) PER DOZ. and prices, A. L. P., Star office 1t*_ | 15th st. and returning,’Thursday. A liberal reward ‘with first-class table board. Location best in the | “hz "im pues 'S, 1845 Pennsylvania ave. en ee oder Ny reecnes, ANTED—FURNISHED ROOM OR BOARD | Will be pald at 1021 15th st. n.w. 26-21* | city.” References required. “No small children Sane RES Foner iveninave. NApEIas, bea eel in exchange for music lessons. Address PROF., | Gs = REWARD—LOST ON NOVEMBERS, 1685; | Apply at 1101 Totn Sten. = | POR SALE-A NEW HALLET @ Davis cau No. 220-40 doz. % Bleached Germat i Star ofMce. 1s" | BH shea aadensecns ae ean sae Hight R RENT—BY A LADY LIVING ALONE EN | touch and wetiog ee eO comonner OMiak Hoe saute dane, apts, | Wh Ranied coins GAN oee EL baeaeaane | SisTabEsiS TasD Hutt we "ite ale | Fret seheeroe,copnuy hepaned some ie | Sap aac ahae tart NEY $6.50 PER DOZ. A ‘ween - 5 % TNO BALE A Be sRANT Customers seeking fine Table Damasks, and 234 and G and Mt Sia’ terms must be reasonable | 5 Oey a LIVER AND WHITE SEPTERCDOS | Brea ee ue, waged For lady: “Transient parties POE SALE A RESTAURANT AN eee Trey seat for Thaukariving and Holiday one. | Felerences exchanged. Address MC. M.,Star office, 1° A liberal reward will be given for retura to 1221 | Address Box 11 Ce Tall FS NTT ‘alons, should not fail to inspec: this stock, which is | ~W7ANTED—ONE _UNFURNISHI ROOM ne n6-ste FUR: | Addrems O 8, Siar ioe undoubtedly the best hereabouts. W titi board for gent snd indy os November ae a 805 | on wALE BARGAINS OU (First floor; next to door). Address, stating price, “REID,” Star office. n7-3t eet oF | Fn aE, BARGATS NTED-BY A LADY A BRIGHT. SUNNY. 7. Mane Brushes, 35c.. wort WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Aoonr nora wess peboeecs cies ted copes, ARE OF GROUND |=” nT-St_ | orth 2a. Egibh Cane a ters, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Address C. E. C., Star office. v near Rosedale, in the eastern section of the cit R RENT—-TWO MAG! Tt RG a7-im HCKER'S, 1345 Pennsylvania ave. ° , ‘ Rooms. furnished or unfurnished: suitable for resi- ae a ww ‘RICE ONLY. containing 35.000 square feet. Well suited for Fic OK SALE—ENCYCLOPAEDIAS —THE a! ONE PRICE Or Dalry establishanents, ‘easy. EN. GRAY, | dence or basiness; most desirable location in city. a San (Apaiaiosiecoe tosis oe 921 Pa. ave. {a7} 912 D st. WANTED—BOARD. aine avenue. ate eee ats | Volumes af once on the most adVautageous oy = ae = ine Es RENT_VERY LARGE HANDSOME! terme, NE ELEGANT NEW IMPROVED $40 SINGER WOR RENT—-VERY LARGE HANDSOME! Hh Addressing Box 130/Sar office. =o [ND WIFE, t SALE—LOTS—10" ADJOINING LOU- : OOMAGHING tved three months. with silver plated WANTED BY, ICSBAND AND WIFE, FOR | FOR SA! een furnished Parlor with large Bed-room; twalarge TC Ray, ise Home, $2; Vermont ave. : " . OR SALE—GOOD BUSINESS WAGON aN Pibseh ait latent improved attachments side, drawere | oom: neated wita move near sarcetcat asdseas Py | M-and t, Sd: Lath ste nee Ty 1883 Nuts corner Lath at oo Me DEW: FORTEC | F ilorve sold ain bargain, bore Gaye eae, Gop Meat spd pemasemacly: Anlahad. Weck Maas | Mewlaiar ceria ek ole No posal Tee” | S51; Be measin a Si Pat ori, TOR RENT-TWO VERY PLEASANT noone | *!M¢} co drivwthim "addrem Vs bat omhee cab . eats A “orcoraD, ENT NT HOC F; tee. = — = = h, nF. S st., 50 ota; Oth st, furnished or unfurnished; all modern improve: | — . Also, 85 SECOND-2 AND MACHINES, of various WANTED--LOT: Hine. 20 ctu: Stha, nr. H ne, iments: will rent 812 furnished or 10 unfuruishea. Ap- | J,\OR SALE—“TiiE PRIGE AND EVERY- makes, which we have taken in exchauge for the = ish rth Capitol, nr. P, 30 cts. ply 1730 13th stn. “ste body tells the price.” Cut, bound and twoairan Uient funniag, silent “New ©American. No. 7,10 be = ae a figures and upon easy terms ExT olgie SF cosrronera: | Moree Covers, Sos." thors charge 0c, end Whe Nor Migordsr ornosale, nn AIR perfect wor! ‘about 20 fee: front in morthwestern portion of | H=_T- LELPOLD, 1331 F st. nw. a7 en ee ee ae ‘he. worth Gi. Panes Woot, strapped ‘; private ly ‘indow. ‘Gur own, city; @ northwest corner preferred; price must be rea- Fey of adults; to one or two gentlemen’ of quiet eat-Blankets, only $1.20, cheap ut 3. At AUERBACH'S Sewing Machine Rooms, Bandsomel re Tnke hand stitched, iy finished Harnewn, si ; ete its: terms reasonable, Inquire from 4 to 8 p. wh, : ‘lor Tuber, steel billet reine, Zih and TC mreots ae sium ———__ me and Zast sta i. 70 feet front on Lst.nea nae sic Bi | mounted tn oi ky sl billet Next door to AUERBACH’S Saxony Wool, German | 5 N a 5 jampebire ave. POR RENT—ea1 Ter Nw. two FURNISHED | “nTime EICS, 1345 Penngylvauia ave. hand-knit Jacket Depot. a7 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. aes gl coat ty F'itoms, Tillable for Kentleman and wife, oF (wo | TORSALE—AT MY BILLIARD ROOMBON THE = ‘$300 FOr 2 == | gentlemen: board if desired: family private ahd terms corner th and. Cs. Bw.cthe. Brune W fer cont, on good ‘real estate security. “Address | NOR SALE_CHEAP—8.200 FEET OF GHOUND, | feusonable: location destable belag erat nes Peating | a, uorthWest corner #th Celebrated Billiard and Pool ian ee: Feia'¥: tier dite, Wy Aadio® | Fone font of 244 feet, one: frout of 161 fest, -& | office Cars, n6-3t*_ | Tables with the world renown movarch Mick comalom ee AW TR nO PURCHASE ABOUND HOWE hance fr lider Ale, 3 ood Lot on 8. tet | FO RENT —ROOMB—TWOONSEOOND FLOOR, | wiurcalalngues ofall ate Stuer Sxeares! Torey ‘tisg a Covered Wagon well Cult and sultablefor | (ehaagaen.te.sv.: lot 20 by 75 feet: two mde walla | F'Onh tained, gio: one on tee aor iusumiok OU | Ale fecond-hand Billiard Tables -ARKER, 4% and E sts. 8.w. (OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS ON 16th st. n. w., 91.20x100 ft. to 10 ft. alley. This ind is located ine gaplaly joproving neighbor food: is capable of economis su livision, and if taken at once can be had af the low figure of $1.40 per Cy f., on easy terms; room for 8 good houses. R. H: LEIPOLD, 1331 F st.p. w. nT R SALE—A FRONTAGE OF 1296 FI, UNS ‘n. w., hear 16th st., by a depth of 100 fi, may be had by an immediat® parchaser ut specdlat figurea, LEIPOLD, 1331 F st. N78 Poo! ope id Pool supplies of all kinds for sale at fae- ce. Altering, Kepairing and Ooveriug Tables papeetal cu ee OSOLEN G01 Cat nw, ‘one front basement room. suitable for oDice, $10; neat Unree lines of cary 1315 10th st. n.w. References changed. ght hauling, Address E, M. TUCKER, 100 F stn. FINE MILLINERY AND LACES. e it 13TH STREET, n7-1m Two Doors Above Peunsylvania Avenue. Jusr Receiven A FULL LINE OF SHAW ENIT HALF HOSE, ex neste F{OR RENT—1: ‘ANTEDHER PATRONS TO KNOW THAT Ee oe te ee han Winter ele), a suite of handsomely furnished, sunny rooma: ie? Southern exposure, furnace heat and ope Tent attendanee: delightial location: convenient to Fortland and Hamilton House, private famiig: refor- ences exchanged. a6 St {OR RENT_i011 PA AVE NW, THESEC story, consisting of 3 furnished ‘communicating Toms, obe as « parlor; rooms large, sunny and pleas removed to 116 Dat. n.w. ‘Wanted, also, three hands and one apprentice, ANTED—A YOUNG, MAN WITH BUSINESS ‘experience wishes to buy some paying business ship: will invest from $2,000 000. Kadtess JACKSON, Star office. are ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE—A GOOD SECOND- FOR _SADE_AN Ick CREAM AND CONFEC Fi ‘coffee lonery store, toing a good bukinene in ‘and lunch trade; best of Feasone for DOF ECr UN aioe OR SALE—FURNITURE OF Horner complete, Also lease of $75 uw a aly by the year, ADAMS & BEALL, Plano, Upright or Square; must be low for 0 iCKNESS PREVENTED ATTEND. | ant; to parties without children; references required. Real Estate, Louus and Insurance, ‘Best Wearing Sock in the world. cash, "Btate mae, octaves, and description. Address | It ing to answers to Box 26. referring to lot and small | né-3t* epee n6-1m_ “ 1420 F ot. aw. Sod eee pe te patmore an 3° | house, Address or, call (ater Monday, November Fok REST HANDSOMELY-F URN ISHED | Joon SAP TUNEL IEE, HORNE CHEAP, q NTE NDOW 8 Cc. a 21 Parlors, nicating Hall ‘Call at McLAUt N’S Stables, & B ELLERY, Wied ne Fe A oe Rice cAce Ge US = omg — te i ‘a! us dad tiaFatnw. | pox gf, Siar ofice zie best | P'Stlood scuare fo, sr iaiatemta per feel, ATOUT | handsomehy Rirnthed Rooms on wird foot. "SaS0 | yy. SATE [OWA 0000, FIRE-EROOR SAE i 4 . IN) N} THOMAS W. FOWLER, wo ot a avemamacannaanenn mm in good order; medium Address 6 Unlaundered Shirts to order for 97.50. A perfect ANTED A GOOD SECOND HA Address note S21 ¥ at nw. 20M | FOR RENT 201 A SE a_ HONE wav | Sar ution Star office, “pr : = : . apatimenta, hrs = ‘At Guaranteed. BT) Myer moe Price and where It can be seen. | On eALE—110 FEET FRONT BY 100 FRET | ffm the Captol Bindnome apdhinont,Grat'and TOK SALE—A NEWT RAL N MMIGSIONER OF DEEDS FOR | party irpesieae a aptecny lot far a betel aw: | ie deaired. B0-3°_| tiate to onber, of selected Ml anewer. any Tosrson W frery bate, uate and Tertiary, Notary and U. & BRL, a Uoo iss ® en shee} p5-lin” Por REY comma addremed Wo Box 181, star odes. Commissioner. JOH 2) Fist. nw, | is s: F PURE WHISKY. Telepho F°, SALE-—ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE | forms a és Wi ED-1WG. On THREE BSE 10 BL40. On Ot a Let a TOWNSEND. POR RENT—ELFGANTLY FURNISHED LARGE ‘Finest on the Market, Keop for the winter, at Whitney Place, between | * ocl0-1m. ais F at. Eerior and ® Paleone sites capac Bold By Good’ care Address as shoves’ uoneble Price see rvave family of adult. erm moderate, 123 FQe Ste Six Hons rower ron. x ‘ANTS GOO) iv SaaS - Engine and Boiler; very cheap. Inquire vases rmane, | WASTED RUSW OnE, FUG EATS OO0E ok air-rwo uRprESnap nmnenr | Kesite oe Tee aa ‘Wine and Liquor Merchant, = | pros sto seve Ieee igh eee eee oy eng lr poe ES om ex: | YOR SALE-ONE LARGE FAMILY 816 Fst aw. '‘ANTED—UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDA. ea 11S Eba aw. _—_—*OR”_| Cenertes whee Sorlim. AST OW fitest styles of goods on tianas ‘Hair mattresses ier OR RENT TWO FURNIGHED ROOMS FOR 225 INE OLD RYE WHIAK Y- renovated CS Aare 10S 1h ot nw. 0028-1 | HON g fronting on Him ne, cotuersot Oe dup plemmetrenen Seraeh tanked oe ee FOE SALE ONE VouxG FINE OLD RYS WHISEY o Hoot and Herb Tonle, Wil reduce BAe greet larpainn ADAMS $ SMALL: Beat inae | cluding beat aud ga Apply, after 12 am, 203 Penn | H's good worke. T. a. HOW s aylvania ave. nw. over confectioners. 2 ca 0c. per Plat Bottle Oc. per Pint Bottle ny = of baldness: 600 "or any fail nvurance, 1420 Fst. seldam® | s7lvania ave. nw. 0 ee fF ae prertertes ~ Gatton, Pee FIBe BO. | are OF Restiugnalar DO Dx ape we POR SALE_Lore. 1 HAVE Most ELicruce | WOR BENT FURNISHED—A sPooND STORY | WOE SAS ‘This in a apectal Sedvction frou te, and 86. Gikia aves and LOthst awe Prot Géemeliier, tai th | E ouliding Lots located in the mortnwrest and otber | sscuusctisten es Appl Be sbioon yours “aive ita ttnt aad | Py "s" AeA WES and’ Hamers etbe Be omsts tae | gtsaed ashton es ‘and lonuierabie ‘mar | [NOR RENT—A16 18TH GT. OPPOSITE CHAM. told tor mbre than eighteen yeaa, Give ita trial and | Dy, SIEM MES apd’ Husband, Boot Surgeons, ite of pany larg hinuinersbie mar | YOK BEN RITE CHAM: =o ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacia, | B&G CT New Yori 10 sukave: mean Sia, Wacks | foo, : : aultable for Member or Renator large 30-000 Ego, nz Cor. 14th and I sta. and 2d'and D ste, nw. % E KNOW WE ARE | _8228-8m 1416 F st h.w. | single or en suite; table board; references. Wy ANTED-EVERYBODY To selling Stadelman & Co, HANDSOME FURNISHED AND Rooms; close to new Pension Office. 451 G st. nw. nb-Be (OR RENT_THREE NICK COMMUNICATING Feettarnisnea wpe Psy pga a Mars Fournisume Goons, FULL LINE MERINO UNDERWEAR, 6c. and upwarda, and peel) won rhs ina pie recast eas MT Ls eee : ee at .OR —HANDSO! TTE OF Rooms, | erty ofan army ordered away: . Dam Foor Fame Saracen | gue OS. SEAS | aovingaratnts el Aro Sok ag Se ee Poe ee se ere JAMES, AUGH, ‘and open grates: irst-clam table board: private pel oat oe aX — W —SROORD HAND CLOTHING, | _n7-1m 985 Fasirest nix, | family. 1997 16th wt, next Rhode Inland ave. nda | JOYCE’ OOF. aid 4 i z 55,000, "A QUIET, NICE NEIGHBOR oh pee PHO, Jeeur we SUtaiene | A PARTNER WANTED, WITH 82,500 TO 90,000, | J>OR RENT-IN A QUIET, m3 — —_ ‘THOSE WHO DESIRE THIS CELE Hua ries, we ote hy mall prompy Aiimistric base T have twa ges Fiodneet Arricaiaralgroanin.a pleasant. nent Sa ee ag ng me BRATED SAUSAGE SENT TO THEM er BUTTS OF Grorais ro | RESORT nner fortune init Address Ta - Engraving and ir references ‘Stchanged "Ag ages ale at ir Hoke Sh HG a a CESAR BEANE em. y Gents Gotuing somely Dyed for $9 por vale SALE CHEAP AN seeing inguin POR RENT. 2853. G Sr W HANDSOME Fe SALEONE 7 OCTAVE Cit ORDERS, P Heayy a a el r aarately ifdesired. “Also g ‘ingle roomtante | oct Square, sane ed Rese, ary. lle any other proces that Tom goods OWHER OF SEVESAL PARCELS Mi floor, ocaTawe | 2 eons ee SSRIVED Tw nest XN, W. BURCHELL, | cold-im* oe eee <u RET OO, CARETROTON, cnc Si ea ‘ENTY WIT VRLUne ‘ED-EVERYEOD, ane ge hong — bright and ‘Suny: sore tne FLEAVE W005 ei W: ny amides | tae dais anne re poptymte | nr gist Se oi el ey te eS 4 aL GLAS’, te ‘ste, ar 1 | sirable and convenient né-lw* a ep og ee Bega vette geet. | 2a ime _| faverprompt Stentlon. “No agents: ocfowasinne PEs 1TH St NM A SECOND | QRS \LE-WE BEAT CREATION Ox OUR i 2 poe BLANEENS AyD PLCemcanntags pipe Vath ‘Brawab o 0 6 a = ay | Tes romers = Sun RSc ess eee | Bh case 4 ey, Oa Sagi and. New Sratwise? Fate 1424 Penn” | (Ja PSPeaScves snd Plain Sewing. MEW RENTONICELY ISHED ROOMS, | aod $1.60." Hund-myade Single and Doobie Mareen et ‘ery, ‘Gentlemen. eproee bie. st i Ee ‘Or en, oval private family pour Fates unly to cover labor. EE Beers MRSC BAUR Gane |W A Walaa Romeo, Rogue acral | Seer oes brats free fear rene a a Rhee : . t ia, 4 RENT—A ND-FL pode: all peas of (be alt maou snambonty a Fara sd Deis care ieee oR ar EEDONDTLOOR 08 522-594-526 Ninth Birest. ing references irr Li rhe ee Cae 2we RENT—! FURNISH! Eero foster areae an Fo Caged Pmy-~4 FUR- ve CE a Ret iaaeee MERCHANT TAILOR, eo17-3m 414 OTH STRERT NORTHWEST, t Moody snow a ‘Wasurmoton, Dc, | z peuarne ‘Out ‘FIRE AND ae els é se Ent