Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1885, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: wiscihes i WASHINGTON, D. THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON SHURSDAY.. ‘The Evening Star has = regular, permanent bewa fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published In Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers bere added together. ‘The new Pension office building from its aize and elevated position mounts up ina way to command observation. Itis of the barn-style of architecture, designed to give the most space ‘within its walls at the least cost for construc tion. Asin this structure, however, three im- mense barns are placed criss-cross one above ‘another there seems to be considerable space lost under the steep-pitched root of the top barn. Ifavatlable space and cheapness of con- struction, without regard to architectural ‘sppearance, are to be considered in the erection of government buildings, it is suggested that the flat-roofed octagonal, or railroad round- house style of architecture would aiford the maximum of room at the minimum of cost. But if the country is too poor to consider the matter of beauty, grace, or dignity in Its public buildings here, it should at least place Its plain cheap structures in some inconspicuous post- tion where they will not challenge criticism. a ‘There will be some fauit found with the Post Office department because the report for the past fiscal year shows a deficit of $8,331,571. But criticisms of such a sort will be wholly ‘wrong. As well might it be objected that there tea large annual deficit in the War or Navy de- partment. The Post Office department is not Yan to make money, but to serve the public in- terests. Indirectly it pays for itself a thousand times over by means of this service, precisely as thie other departments give back the people the money raised by taxation in the shape of the benefits of good government. ‘The deficit, so-called, in the Post Office depart- ment is due mainly to the reduction in the rate ‘Of letter postage. This was one of the most use- fal and judicious acts of legislation which Con- gress has done of late, and not the least valuable feature of it is that by this means the danger- ously large surplus revenues of the country are, to the extent of the deficit, advantageously ex- pended. ae oe The free-traders are holding a little congress of their own at Chicago, and are deciding & number of things to their ownsatisfaction. As usual, they are disgusted at the obstinacy of the eleven other Jurymen, and they have con- cluded to see what effect a small sum of money will have on their conversion. Hence a fand of $20,000, of strictly American gold, is to be raised to be used in bringing the public to accept the economic views of Cobden and Bright. It fs noted as an encouraging sign that certain business interests are now ranging themselves in favor of free raw materials. To some degree this is true, and the fact 1s worthy of attention. So long as the manufacturers, as a body, were opposed to tariff reduction, argu- ment upon the subject was almost idle; but if the interests of this class are now seen to be hurt {n certain directions by a comprehensive Protective policy, the theoretical free-traders ean depend on useful allies among those whose business is thus injured. ————————— Mr. Gladstone fends off discussion of church disestablishment in England as premature. This is a convenient plea by which to avoid trouble, but it has no other merit. The discus- sion is not premature if the people are interest- edin the subject and wish it discussed. 1t is not for Mr. Gladstone or any one else to decide for the people what shall be the topics of cur- rent thought and controversy. <a ‘The great lakes have been jealous of the At- lantic ocean for a long time, and to assert them- selves got up a shipwreck which compares very favorably with anything which salt water navi- gation can brag of. Actording to the latest ac- counts one hundred persons were lost with the Algoma in the recent disaster on Lake Superior. —<$<$<$<— Some of the newspapers are making Repre- sentative Collins, of Boston, talk and act like a Jool over Mr. Saltonstall’s appointment as col- Jector, and as Mr. Collins is far from a fool, the Tidiculous attitude which heis made to assume is undoubtedly struck for him by others and not of his own motion. The Bell telephone controversy has become decidedly interesting. There's millions in it. Cuatsruas Dovste Nessrrs Or THE LONDON GRAPHIC, THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, AND HOLLY LEAVES, each with beautiful colored engravings, will be pubs lished early in December, in this country and abroad simaltaneousiy. PRICE, 50 CENTS EACH. LE FIGARO ILLUSTRE, embodying work of celebrated Pa: sian artists. and of Yuperior excellence, will also appear early in Decem- “ 1.25 PER COPY. OF ALL NEWSDEALERS. ORDER Now. Wt_THE INTEKNATIONAL NEWS Co., N.Y. iCKWICK CLUB WHISKY, | Bottled by the Proprietors, Gan be had at Grocers If not on band ask them to get it for you oF SATTLER & CO., Distillers, ail Baltimore. Kw Groves — MRS M. J. HUNT, 1309 F STREET N.W., Invites the ladies to inspect THE HUNTRESS GLOVES, for Street, Reception and Evening wear, from 4 to 20 button lengths. no ROCHO: CORCORAN BUILDING Fiewt-ciass Hair-dresser from Paria, Three Patents gpg Five Micdals vin expvaitioow of Party vuneand muna. ‘Manufacturer and Importer SMa HAliaod Fine HAIR WORK” = Laces" Har cutting and ifair drewing. Wipiin anders ee ee nee _ Branch Estublishment 912 14th street. oclT ARTHUR NATT. Cor. 14th and I sta L. Noor, "ANS, Pharmacist, aT and 2d'and D sts n.w. IMPORTER, INE MILLINERY AND LACES. 13TH STREET, B%1m _ Two Doors Above Pennsylvania Avenue. Fan. Aso Wisren SUFTINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROWSER- INGS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, Now on exhibition at the Leading Tailoring Estab Manment of Washington, HD. BARR, A Hoary Heaven Cuzsrscr. It has grown whiskers since the big Jumbo concern (with baby elephant attachment) bor- Towed it for the Richmond SideShow. Our erring brothers claim, however, in extenuation Of thelr plagiarism that it first appeared in a Western paper. We hereby pledge ourselves that if the same can he substantiated by the showing of an advertisement in any paper of the United States, printed prior to October 14th. (the date of our original advertisement), to pay over toany charitable institation they may name, the sum of $5,000. ‘We had cause to write “Chestnuts” then. We ‘have cause to repeat it now. “CHESTNUTS” THE ABOVE TERM ORIGINATED IN THE DRAMATIC PROFESSION, AND 13 USED THUS: WHEN A MAN TRIES TO PALM OFF AS HIS OWN A STORY THAT ORIGINATED WITH ANOTHER, HIS HEARERS QUIETLY REMARK “CHEST- NUTS” WHEN WEREAD DAY AFTER DAY A REHASH OF THE ADVERTISE- MENTS WHICH WE HAVE WRITTEN AND WHICH ARE BEING USED BY THOSE WHO AFFECT TO STAND ON A HIGH MORAL PLANE, WE ALSO BEG TO QUIETLY REMARK “CH+STNUTS.” WE AREGLAD TO KNOW, HOWEVER, THAT WE AKE FURNISHING THESELPSTYLED “LEADING CLOTHIRRS"” WITH IDEASIN ADVERTISING. WE COULD ALSOGIVE THEM IF WE WISHED A FEW IDEASOR “POINTERS” AS TO SELLING MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AT POPULAR PRICES, BUT WE INTEND THEM FOR OUR OWN USE IN GIVING TO THE THINKING POR- TION OF OUR PEOPLE (BY WHICH WE MEAN THOSE WHO ARE NOT CAUGHT BY CLAPTRAPS), THE BEST VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY IN MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING THEY HAVE EVER RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON. ONE PRICE TO ALL. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER 7TH AND D STS. (ALL BLUE SIGNS) nia J. M. GRADY, Manaorn More Srectanries ENGLISH CAPE OVERCOATS, SMOOTH KERSEY LAPSEAMS, RAW EDGES; VERY STYLISH. PLAIN SACK OVEROOATS OF SMOOTH KERSEY LAP SEAMS; LARGE VARIETY OF COLORS; WITH SATIN LININGS AND WITHOUT. THESE GOODS ARE VERY DRESSY; MUCH WORN, VERY DURABLE AND NOT EXPENSIVE WE HAVE SOME “BIG BARGAINS” IN THESE AT $18, $20 AND $25—BLUE, BLACK, BROWN, OXFORD, GRAY AND OLIVE MIXED BEAVER OVERCOATS: ROUGH AND SMOOTH FACED. HEAVY, STRONG AND DURABLE OVERCOATS AT $10, $12 AND $15. IN KOUGH BEAVERS WE SHOW VERY HANDSOME ONES, SATIN LINED, AT $25 AND $30. A NEW LINE OF “MONTAIGNAC’ FUR BEAVERS-BLUE, SATIN LINED. THIS IS THE LEADING MAKE OF FINE BEAVERS, AND WE ARE OFFERING THEM CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN NAMED IN WASHINGTON BEFORE. SOME NEW LINES OF MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ NORFOLK JACKETS JUST RECEIVED. E. B BARNUM & 00. 22 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Woe Wares ‘The newest and one of the most select fabrics can be found in Sacks. 4-Button Cutaways and Prince Albert Suits at prices to distance all competition, at THE MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F streets. ‘You can also find there s complete line ofblack and colored CORKSCREW SUITS. in Sacks and 4-Button Cutaways, from $10 up. In Cassimeres, acomplete assortment, plain and tancy Sack and Frock Suits, from $6.50 up. In Overcoats we can show you a full line of Sacks, Surtouts and Newmariets, in Cassimeres, Meltons, Beavers, Kerseys, Chinchillas, Wide Wales, etc., etc. , at prices from 25 to 50 per cent. below prevailing prices. A good Overcoat at $5. For Boys 4 to13 years—A complete line of plain, plaited and Norfolk Suits, from $2.50 up. Overcosts— An immense assortment, from $2 up. For Boys 13 to 18—A splendid line of suits in Casel- meres, Cheviots, Corkscrews, etc., Sack and 4-Button Cutaway Suits, from $4.50 up. A beautiful line of Overcosts, from $2.50 up. Pante—Immense assort- ment, from $1.25 up. THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STS, S@ Open till 9p m; Saturdays till 11 p.m, Flec trie Light. nia ‘Having been quite successful in the early part of the season with the sale of our Wraps, we have just re- turned from New York with an sdditional supply of THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SEAL SKIN AND PLUSH. Among the Special Bargains we offer are: ‘Seal Skin 34 bust, 37 long, $ 98 tin Seeanes $e Met 3 lone #2800. Better grades and longer, $150 to $200, SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, $25 to $70. We call attention to. our Seal Pl Sacques und’ Short Wraps, aa to Style sna Pind, Wenge LUSH VISITED, 920, 925, $85 and up. fe have English Jacketsin Plush and Astrakan, $35. ‘Mutts, Beutricen scarfs and Trimening i Beater, Blue Pox, a, LYNX, and other All at the Lowest New York Prices, B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 10 2221 Peonsyivania aveaus | 0c20-3m 1287 Pennsyivanis ave. 188 BIRCH, FORMER! T, Wan Benth, has o wed er Mad ringed PURE RYE WHISKY. Good work at reasonable prices. fd nl2lw ‘Fimest on the Market “4 Sold By Never Berone JAMES THARP, Wine and Liquor Merchant, | IN THE HISTORY OF THE CLOTHING TRADE stow 618 Ft aw, WERE SUCH VALUES OFFERED. A Near Lene Foor For A SOR Eve Is sure of this when she yh 4 pats on one of Pre gee Sey BE, 4 Strakeht Goat, oF our Our famous $3.50 Cult Shoes are of the best quality We make to measure the following: Gente Extra Fine Americas oes, In any style, lor only and French aio ge Wg warzun a iat and etd Comfort. ‘These prices are about 33 per centless than. San be thade elsewhere. acs GEO. W. RICH, 400 Tht ow. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER 2s 29 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Wasurnorom, D.C, ocqSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES 0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W., SAN@ Every anricce my Pham Picunes $5.00 will buy a durable OVERCOAT, worth $10, A mrictly All-Wool MELTON OVERCOAT at $7.50, ‘worth $12. $10.00 will buy an All-Wool BEAVER OVER- COAT, in Blue and Brown, worth $16, $11.00 will buy an All-Wool SURTOUT OVER- COAT, worth ‘on sige $15.00 will buy & fine All-Wool CHINCHILLA SURTOUT OVERCOAT, worth $26. SUITS at $5.00, $6, $7, $8, $10 cnd up to $30. Ped ‘SUITS, $4.50, $5, $6, $8.50, 97 aud up to BOYS’ OVERCOATS: Pe ci ttl ‘St $3.50, $4, 94.50, 65, 95.50, SUITS FOR CHILDREN from Sto 12 years old at (92, $2.50, $5, $9.60. $4 and up to BB. CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS at $2.50, $3, $8.60, ‘#, and up to $8, * 1,000 PAIR OF PANTS FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN FROM $1.00 UP. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, aT CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. Taz Dar Or Diag 18 FRIDAY, REGULAN WEEKLY REMNANT DAY AT THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. EXTRAORDINARY “KEMNANT DAY" AT TRACTIONS WILL BE OFFERED ‘TO-MORROW, orn this plan (of which we ate the vole originators) * Odd Steen, Broken Lots, &c.,is meeting with due appreciation 1s Sridenced by the throngs thet visit our eatablistment on “ODD sizes" We shail aieplay 40 our customers Friday, in this department. whut we consider to be unexoeptionaliy the bert © it Day” Bargains we bave ever 28 pairs La ties G-button Rinck Jersey Hloves, nicely lined sizes 5 and 6% only, netourth p Se eo (quailty, sizes 6, 6% WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS, | FOR RENT—ROOMS. a —— WOMAN TO —COOi NTED-BY A MAN, BOOMS, ON 3D AND | Fron ReNT—1290 1771 Bt. N.W., NEW HOUSE from ej must come recommended and child, our ot ave uaturaisned roams persee: | W'easees taser ee Tee | B’ccuisining 11 toons farmics’ elacerte bells ae brs, apply 806 Ista st. nw. 260] hopeck ‘Adaress Jr two weeks Box 5 OR _RENT-—1 Arched SEE ee AREY to ROBE TL "ANTED—A GOOD, RELIABLY BARBER, Architect Sud Fat mw. “| mols Wii atordaye, apply to Tis tine ae 8 | Wy ARTE SMALL ROOM ON THE simsT Fikestenes FOR REST-on x ST, BET 12TH AND 1sTit 'ANTED—YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE | g's Stereo enetaver Ga tee ee Akos ugh! | Office Box 268, Roce, ep eas Geeamne Breck. Deel tne. Soar IW ctiteoor Hote, corn ott stand Urdaane | Bia Aste naiest cna Reason ees FPS5 Sta Seer, a eee eo impor | Renae porn cortetone™ eh te sempioe WV are, 6 BEES WMA ROW Cook Apartinents for rent will ed Neareantg to mere | areal meme Sm eaieten 28 bere | cises te THORS Fi and to j ve good | advantage 10 register same.with a peer, = = {OR RENT-AN GROOM HOUSE: Gas AND Seemoutaee wen en APPS | Sc Pete an cemtoohaie tore; | FRG REST GORD “rate tr gga | Fewer bacoon Saiceiae “tage Sata tite - 7 ice ~y 3 - 5\yy ANTED-A FRENCH LADY TO Give IN. | am.to6pm ROBERT B RINSEEL 8 proms | Keeping, $15 In advance. BLES ne Wess retreat Vv in the French any ENT—225 INDIANA AVE, NICELY | }'O® HENT_NEW HOUSE:S ROOMS AN dence of her pupil once or twice weekig® faarere Mienished second-story fromt (alcove) Foom: three | 2 MF. $15 per month. 37 Fat he BOLzR* Stating oatne, gonilications ani terms per lemon, Re FOR SALE—LOTS. windows, southern exposure: in Dew house with mod-| FOR RENT—HOUSE 47 F Sf. NOW, LATELY * Sar THE — POE SATE 10,000 FEET OF ako 5 | Sh oe ass rouruduk wate: Sing gan’ tent Sc1.50, im abt ane. Es “ Z : 5 | changed 5 = = segesoe ea iran Sot sais Whasrubaccee Ea venlentt Pension snd Government Printings of RENT—1235 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N. Tugire tO BRI i, $23 dy oc ._ ase immediatel} . RIGAE? | ficex only Bde. Attention of investors and builders is | JA'O) je room, with beard, $25 per month: south: | J : = immediately. invited. WALKER & WiLSO! Fat nw. 0113 | o¢_ tz pestvo; aloo, oan aovommodale few table: board ANT ED Aches Only, AGI r, SEN oft® | JOR SALE—A BAKGAIN—A LOT NoT-FAR | ere” oo A a _ 2 pairs Ee ang ok Ge dolar pee pa Gand Gy aniy. non Black a Regul 1.50 Opals a Gbutton Real Kid Gioves, in new on < ¥ utton Ki rvs ip ne snaten: sizes potged Regolar Price Liha valoe Be 159 “ODD Lore WW WANBRERCHTERS with Remnant ye out al ‘Less than if price. Call early. 1 “smal lot” of Men ‘ Ror. all Joe" of Men's Fino “AlV-tinen Bor. Se crane oa OE: aaa igo i “Small Lot” of Ladies White Licen Cambric Handkerchiety thee! tows, of emailing | with d corners, & and %q incl hems, elegant quailty, “Remnant” wn 2 White China sili ii ineb hem, slightly rumpled, price ........ “Remnant” First floor; dit REMNANTS" IN LACE’ DEPARTMENT, Asa Me nant” attraction we shal! remains (about 4 or 5 dozen) of the colored Patent spring Vells, in plain, navy blue, light blue and pink dotted aud garnet with garnet dots, which Se ge Teanars Bete tees * Nema een ac oF ently. 350 Ladies’ Alea suze 13 iuch, Remnant” peice s Recuiat Pricer sete nn “Hemmant” Pries. 5 24 Ladiew Colnted Percale Collars, clustered strl Pretty sivlea: sizes, 13%p, 14, 14% and 16 Inch. ‘Linen Gollars,rolling edge,no cape, (Beco 3 a “QHORT LENGTHS" IN SILK FABIICS. We shail offer, on Friday, 4 very desirable “short lengths” in 60-Inéh Siik Fabrics, suitable for circulars, and ovel ‘The width of these does away with seams, and at thewe prices are exceptionally good vaiue, Only four . Femember. 2 yards 60-Inch Hlack Gros Grain Silk. Former Price. per yard.... er Yai aay “Remnant” Pree, ng 0 Gros Grain Sik sak 3 yards 60-Inch Black Former Price Per ¥ ad c-ccnonn “Remnant” Price Per Yard. savi ‘2yards 60-inch Black Former Price per yard. Aavlng of ii B yards 6ofen Binck Sitsuik Riuadmnee. Former Price Per Yard....... Price per yard. za Also “Short Lengths “in” Gros Giain stiks, Colored and Black Surahs, Black Rhadzimirs, &., at “Rem- nant” Prices. SHORT LENGTES IN EMBROIDERIES, Two lots of Combination Trimmings MUST BF SOLD FRIDAY; that is, if @ mere fruction of real Yalte be an inducement. "Read, 156 yards Cambric Combination Trimmings, from 3 to dig inches wide, with three rows of straight tucks, one row of Dlas ticks, and another three rows of straight tucks, with rutile, edged with Indian embroid- De. ‘6 yards Cambric Combination Trimmings, 4 to 5. Inches, wide, three tucks, one pufy, and fine rule of cambric em , two patterns, Regular Price... Tye. Swine’ and ¢ unusually jambu Nainsook Embroideries, 2 to 3¥ yards, Attractive“ Remnant” second foot: take elevator) | Remnants” in ‘and every department. For ‘other attractions see and “Republican” Each different and representing exactly what we have to sell as * Remnants.” A WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pa Ave. (ni2} 912 Dst Isreresixe 1o Suorrens: THE BON MARCHE, 816-318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME SPECIAL LOTS OF GOODS WHICH WE FEEL WILL INTEREST YOU AT THE PRICES WE HAVE MARKED THEM. LADIES' COLLARS, ‘Two Speciat Lota, Lot I-72 dozen all-linen Collars, white and white ‘and colored stripes, AT 10c. EACH. ‘Lot 11-50 dosen embroidered Collars, pure linen, AT 13¢. EACH. The above goods have never before been offered at less than 26c. apiece, and, having bought the manu- facturer's entire sock, we got the lot at ourown Price; hence the low quotation. FELT TABLE SCARFS. Special Lot. 100 Felt Table Scarfs, with gilt borders, also some Deautiful fancy designs; colors—scariet, garnet and navy, = AT 49c. EACH, Our opinion Is these Scarfs would be considered a bargain at 75c., but should like to hear your opinion about them; hence we say call and examine them. SCARFS FOR HAT TRIMMING. ‘Three Special Lots. Lot I-50 Searfi at 48c; equal to those we formerly sold at 75c, and $2. Lot I1—75 Scarts at 75c.; the same quality has been Tetailed at $1.88. Lot I1I—64 Scarfe at $1.18; former price $1.75. LADIE® MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ‘Two Special Lots. Before mentioning our special lots we wish to state that our Underwear is mafactured exclusively for us, the material used being of the very best quailty, the shapes of the most approved patterns, Speaking ofthe workmanship, we siinply say, look at our Un- Gerwear, aud we are satisfied we galn youss acus- tomer, Lot I—Mother Hubbard Night Gowns, excellent quality muslin, rows of tacks and embroidered inser- tons, AT 59 CENTS, ‘They are really worth 85c. Lot I1—Ladies’ Drawers, good muslin, clusters of fine tucks, embroidered insertion and Hamburg —_ AT 50 CENTS, ‘Would be good value at 85c, ONE SPECIAL LOT OF CLOTH SKIRTS. VV english branches only. Address x. star ofc. | FOR SALES BANGATN, egatbs Wace at oe ce SP. YOUNG, ‘ANTED_A TIDY AND HONEST COLORED | “nio-st 505 ¥ at. Wiens Basement door, nt Bed Forename. B SALRTIN ONE RODY (ONE, SQUARE ‘outheast of Lincoln Park), 77,600 feet of grou SRTED—4 WHITE WOMAN TO COOK—NO | at Sia cents per foot. being a gfeat bargain. “We bave seeniee. Also, 8 white Girl OR fee goreke gs several other Lr poe Svs =a Pes and amist at washing. Reference required. Apply at | small parcels and single lots cltea 21s Te nw. TUBE | 400,,0d aud Hast Oapstol st. Bao NTED—A WHITE GIRL IN A PRIVATE | J10R SALF—-AT A BARGAIN, CHOICE COR- W inanliy to do general housework; no scooting. ap: | F'’ner and aterlor lots on ists nt aw aie a tet ply, with reference, at 218 I'st. n.w. B1O-3t_ | deep, LOUIS P. SHOKMAKER, ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE Wonk. | _0/0-3t 920 Fst. nw. “W Aig hiousciteaper,t0 do work for funily of tres; none but those well recommended need apply.” Cull'at T10.M m. n.w..after 4:30 p.m. B1GBte ‘ANTE , WHITE OR COLORED, W wreli recommended, to go to acksamvinio sy tocook and wash for ‘small tamily. Fest n.w., between the hours of 6 and day and this week, ‘ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN, IN city oF country, to work for us at their ‘own homes, daytime or evening; the business ts, Laht. pleasant and easily done; no canvassing or peddling: ood salary pald smart workers who devote full ti fo'ty steady employment furnished. Address FRANC EATON, Boston, Mass., Box 6103, ne-11e Wy ANTED — INMEDIATELY ANTED—ANY LADY MAKING LESS THAN 10 per week at their homes (no canvassing), tocatfon PANKE aitr Co., B12 ith ms between and ¥ 2.w., Washington, D. ¢. ‘och o-a5u at, DW {OR SALE—THE TWO BEST LOTS ON NORTH FindeSMnocactnsetta ave, between 2000 and wis ate." For particulars, nie HUFTY & DYER, n10-10t 13th and F ste. nw. (OR SALE-THE BEST BUSINESS CORNER on 14th st, n.w.; will take other good property in part pay. HUFTY & DY! ‘Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, 13th and meas 7210-10t Fw. SALE—ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS ON 16th st, n. w., 9120x100 ft to 10 ft. alley, This round is located ina raj ly smproving neighbor 004; is capable of economic subdivision, and if taken at once can be had at the low figure of $1.40 per = f., on eusy terms; room for 8 good houses. R. H. Le LD, 1331 F st. n. w. n7t (OR SALE—A FRONTAGE OF 126 FT, ONS st. n. w., near 16th st., by a depth of 100 ft., may be had by dn immediats purchaser at speculatt Rgures_ ‘HI. T. LELPOLD, 1331 F stn, Ww. OR SALE-110 FEET FRONT BY 100 FEET on 12th st, between Pennsylvania ave. and Et, Partly improved: s, mplendid’ lot for a hotel ."P. ILL & CU., 1388 F st n5-Lin FOR, SALE 180 FEET FRONT, BEING Lors 1 ‘and 3, fronting on H st. n.e., corners of Sth and Oth sts., dr will sell, single lots for cash of on time at ins. ADAMS & BEALL, Real Fstate, ns and Insurance, 1420 F st. sels-2m0 Ol SALE—LOTS. [HAVE MOST ELIGIBLE building Tots, located in the northwest and other paris of the city." Among them many superior corner lots and many large froutazes, and fonumerable sin- W ANTEC BY A, RESPECTABLE COLORED | §lc 0% for ale at prices ranging from oe to 90 pet 1 n Situation as seamstress, who understands ATES a arenfaking. “Address Box 130; Star ooo hee i28-3m 1416 F st aw, NTED-BY A WHITE GIRL. A SITUA- tion as chambermaid or nurse, Good references fees Septoria yg*|____LOST AND FOUND. ___ Wy ANTED—A SITUATION BY A FIRSTCLASS | POUND — ON TUESDAY, ONE STRAY COW, walter ia a rivate hunt. Address WTA caTO | [Owner wit please come forward and pay reward: Det nw. ie id prove property, Cull at 2 ‘ANTED—SITUATION, HY FIRST-Ci.ASS colored eoulk; wages consistent with privilexe of having her child’ with her. Also, Drivers, Por Walters, Scullions and Men Cooks 717M at nw: | DUNDURE & Co. ae ie OST—ON| WEDNESDAY EVENING, ABOUT 4 seven clock, a gold ringed Bracelet, ‘with four eis,” composed “of rubies, sapphires and diamonds. Liberal reward Ifreturned to 1223 M st, nw. 1t® OsT_ON SATURDAY EVENING Last, aT ‘ANTED—A POSITION IN AN ATTORNEY'S singe ‘Theater, acopper Shaw! Pin, made : from led coin, ‘The Ander will confer @ favor by NV eattice as cadre He CTs) ASST A | Ree nee or by TANTED—BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, SITUA- tions in firstclass family; one ascook or laun- dress, and the other as chambermaid; first-class ref. erences given. Address E. K., Star pd THE BELMONT CAFE AND {ct_bar breastpin, set with poaris. Degiven if leftat 1021 X1th st hist, a A Iiveral reward will ANTHD— BY A COMPETENT COLORED | ‘womau, a situation as Cook, without wushipg. Apply to 1806 L st. n. n1z2e | x 1, A SITUA- | ‘ANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, A tion as chambermaid or nurse for one or wo, children; or would take a place in a dressmaker’s fam- ily. Apply 922 no ANTED-SITUATION COACHMAN BY ‘aScotchmun, thoroughly competent; has been in this couutry a stiort time: best of references from thls country and the old. "Address Dupont Circle. oe 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, THOROUGH- ly acquainted with the lumber business, a posi- tion as Bookkeeper. Best of reterences. Address 5. CoH, Star off Dol l-s* ANTED—A PRIVATE SECRETARYSHIP BY stenographer; has the advantages of a classical cation aud speaks fluently, English, French, Gi man and Spanish. Address Box 49, Siar office. nL1-3t* ANTED—BY A GERMAN, WHO HAS HAD ‘soveral years experience as collector and book- V keeper of a brewery in this city. a Situation In a lar busine “Address 205 6th st. 5 hambermaids, for all work; city or country; with refe AL LABOR BUREAU, 511 7thst.bet. WANTED--HOUSES. _ ANTED— FOR SIX MONTHS, | with option of @ year, anu L about sixty to seventy dolla Address M.P.C, Mi ANTED—A FURN tol 11M, oF within ten sq ‘Address MEMBE, ‘urses, Waiters, Coachmen and ce. A Vv northwest, wists iin, mares of Capitol, oF in | tar office, uIz3t_ | OUSE ON CAPITOL | or within five squares of Ca;itol, or in| $2,500 to $4000. Address | pyeairy TO PURCHASE —NEW BRICK | ‘ all mod. fmps.: lock abargain. Address, 5, Box 05, Star oftice. nlusie west, at from WANTED—MISCELLANEOUs EXTRA STYLISH ANTED—A’ DkEss- OW “naker trom ew Vor fiiditing some engage: | ‘ments here, would lxe others Work dition. done at théhome of patrons Making-over a spe- | Clalty. Address SENORA, 1736 K si iw | JV ANTED—A DESK OR WRITING TABLE: must be in good condition, Send description and price. Address Box 34, star offlce. ae wast! TO PURCHASE ANE, Plano, ~teinway or Knabe preferred: cash price.” Address J. B., 116 20 st ANTED-FAMILY OF TWO, WiLL mended, to take care of unoecupied. property NISHERMAN & CO 0u7 Feats, aie Vv ANTED—A BUSINESS PROPERT Tocated, at from $10,000 to $0,000, for an In: | vestment. Address BALTIMONRE, Star office, ul 1-4t AV ANTED-sOME UNIMPLOVED PRODEZTY | OW ‘teh can be bomaitetrap for the fury building, eituer smail of lurge props BUILDER, star office.” 7 ANiED—WASHING TO DO AT HOME, Y ft class laundress, colored. by week oF Dll-si* 0} iN tablished Ikeal Estate business capital ff necessary. Address, with name wu ences, A. B.C, Star ottice ANTED—TO PURCHASE, bein first-class condition 7ANTED — TREAL ve which will print lezal cap sheet. Give lowest price, Address PRIS, tyes AW wilt OST—BLACK SHEPHERD COLLIE PUPPY Dog, with white aud yellow spots on breast and Fellow spot on tront foot.” Answers to name of Lad- die, Sulluble reward If returned to 1722 Lat. nw. " UsI—3OV 4 and SMALL BROWN n nickel and blue ald for uls return to Bt ‘an ‘Terrier bog: had leather collar, A reward will be 1517 Q st. u. , OCTOBER 20, A Owner can have ery and paying expenses, T. Od 2d st, De, 123 (O8T—A BLUL-GRAY BLIND SKYE TEI R 4 tamed Zip. Number on tag, 1297. Saitabl ward If left at 434 K st nw. Lyet: —FROM OTH STREET wharf southwest, one ronnd-bottom boat, 24 feet jong, named Dead Rising Nancy. A suitable reward will be paid for her rewurn to Aira IDA V. FRERE, O38 Ist. sw. ho10-31* O8T- ‘ALE TAN AND WHITE [_dbull-terrler. without collar. Suitable reward will be given if re.urned to 2019 N si n1OBe STAT 1400 K ST. N. Rooms, with private baths attached and open ‘Table boarders accommodated. Iz2we Reese isa E, NEWLY PA. peed and painted; also, newly furnished through- Out, Sinsle or en sulte, with or without Board. 71s Toth st aw. noLsee {OK RENT—i833_G SiN. W. HANDSOME {suite second tloor rooms, for rent with Bourd, s: p- rately It desired. “Also, good sized single rooun Sante nol Late i SURNER 16TH AND be reopeued October Suh for the xecom- ation of permanent, transient and table boarders. now _" MRS. M.T. SOUTHALL. WOR RE RNISHED AND UNEURNISH- ed front rooms, with first-class table board, perma: Hent apd taustent, “ine Auburn House, corner of 2ud aud Penisyivatia ay nj-lm* QDY AN? 924 LATH STREET N. Wi Is NOW Jas a open for the reception of guesis. A few de- rat-class table ne-2we MANSION, CO OTH AND E STS, with first-class board, several very desirable rooms; also transient and table ooard- ers uccommoduted, ‘ocs1-Lm TPPUE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 8TH ST. N.W aud the La Pierre, sw. cor. 10th Best conducted Bourdin sirab.e rooms can still be obtwined; board, jouses itt the city, ‘Table tirst- class: plewans rooms, “Tering moderate. ocz7 Serpe ‘TREMONT."—THIs HOUSE HAS BEEN, repainted, and in every way put in tirstclass order. 11is the coolest and most desirabie place to board in the cay. Terms, $25, 30, $40 and $45 perm Je7 BUSINESS CHANCES. Wise ed WITIL $3,000 TO $5,000 to take interest in u splendid’ busluess already estubl shed in) Washington: this is a tue chance to Makemoney. Addrese3. A. D., Star Of oes CASH TO INVEST IN IMPROVED 93.000 pivnerss tortiwese preter $1,006 cach wor sume un Capitol MUL Address Bo" Star oitlce, nee nose HAVE: \ CLIENT WHO DESIRES T0 INVES ity thousaid dotiars In Real Kstate, ‘basgains (0 sell for spot cash call ou JAM Was CHANGE, 1509 I st., sof Fan VOR 1¢ repair, ov! and ith St, Fetail millinery, OF light manutasur- Apply for particulars at 1016 Penney! Cone Vania ave. ANTED—COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR ‘every =tate and Territory. Notary and U. 8. Commisioner. JOHN BEALL, 1420 fst. nw, In office from 9a.m.to5 p.m. ‘Telephone 314-3, nd ANTED-EVERYONE WHO WANTS GOOD pictures taken to try our $2 adozen Cabinets; roots shown: satixfuctory"Work. LAKUNER & CO, 27 Pennsylvania ave,, over Vogt's. ud J. ERT) OUD REAL ESTATE: LOANS, IN- ed » surance, 1428 N.'Y.ave. “Money loaned on real estate and dther security, Real Estate bought and sold, Kents collected. Insurance in first-class com- oez4-3m* iRT TYPE-WNITING. CALIGKA PIE OFFICE, 933 F st. {7 ANTED—UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS. Latest styles of goods on hand. Hair mattresses renovated. C.C. HALL, 1908 14th ‘ANTED—ELKCTRIC HAIR RESTORER, THE Root and Herb ‘Tonic, will produce hart alter twenty-five years of buldnes; D00 for uns reby Mrs Da. J. SEMMES, D rmnatolozist. - Was) Ington testimonials: J. D. O'Donnell, Phupinaclst, Vise ginia ave. and 10ch st. w.; Prof Germeilier, 741 7th Si nowy many others to be seen at tire office of Mrs deMMES and Husband, Foot sur Beaton Corns 20c, Ollicen: Laer Eas seons tale of New York, 171 R™ DALE. BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND ASY TER: Thavesubdivided ROSEDALE, Lots, 20 feet front, at $200. $250, 300, ‘Terms 10 per cent cash, balance ‘mouthly. Rosedale Is located {immediately ‘at he eastern end of the Co- jumbia railway company, 15th and Hsts me, Plat at my oflive, 519 Murket Spuce. 605-210" CLAGETT. ‘nd offer Building $350 per lot. Iy. PERSONAL, and En.w., arethe | red; ulso | RENT—A SUNNY ALOOVE BAY-WIN DOW PGES coe ar ages ee, south front; use piano. Or ed Indiana sve. nw. _ Biase” POR RENT—AT 1320 Q ST. N.W., A FURNISH Pop borer ect ae ees mee ne geet weal ent. Alb. TG ST-AN ELEGANTLY _ FURNISHED FUE Shope Patter Solte south froat andaaree roams, Also, other desirable rooms. Con- venlences all first-class.’ Reasonable prices, and very central. 500 H st. naaste JFHOR RENT—-LARGE, ELEGANTLY FURNISH- ed apartments, si en suite, suitable for em tertaluing: with of witht board. O23 HC st. nw. n1z3u R RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING , with goud board; Ean baler oa Cle ae corner 24. nolzste (DSTORY ROOMS: ‘with board. 917 16th st. TON. JFOR RENT—-TWO SECON! hhandsom R RENT — TWO FURNISHED Ri 5 Pee id door ant cnc on third, unfaral shed. with ‘oardalso Table Board, at 1106 sth st,n.w.ni2-21° iN W., HAND- ‘furnished communicating suitable ‘and wife, Senator or M. C.: also room {Eira “foor front, heat. gas, beth and attendance, Feasonable. 12-1 ON 12 i for on terms ea RENT — A HANDSOMELY FURNIGHED suite of Rooms, parior ai room, with co aervatory, oultable for Member of Congress oF others, terms reatonable. 1316 I st. n. 2-1w* JOR REN 25 14TH ST. SUITES, jixhed rooms, of with bath. Terms from $45 to $150 per month, Su Frat: Beavooay conumunlenine ry an : and other desirable room a0 ninge HANDSOME SUITE OF ROO! hod sate sia asa tke ee ‘Sb 0. en 110s, ‘Rocatton best iuthe city.” Reference required. NT—HANDSOME ROOMS. suit member of Congress or others grate and ace beat: near Capitol; cars and herdics pass door. 219 East Capitol st, oczeSw* OR RENT—702 OTH ST. N.W.. A SECOND joor Suite, compri rior and ‘two bed-rooms, gomplciely and Bandsomnely furnished; Bathroom ad joining. F Lovis OR RENT-SMALL 54 ‘York ave. mw tn Mouse, containing’ 14 rooms: lay rent low to good tenant, B. H. nw, large, desirable seounis wel stmt ABNER, #16 ¥ si. BIZ dence. am FoR SENT. cle “SWOBMSTEDT. n12-6t ‘AVERY DEsIi awe RABI Le ReSi- house. 6 lows cir- SUHADLEY, 28 F oh BRADLEY. 1806 H st. 2030 G st., 04 a aa F we. 2r.. I. Pa.ae. 10F.<m. Pa.av. 10°. Store, 3019 M si B15-G17 2Bast., 2721 N'st,, 10r., ma iy O24 Fst,’ RK RENT—1232 S18T ST. N.W., 16 25th wt OR REAT— (Or... aoe 1.80.50) $95,1000 8: 1412 20th n.W., 12r,-83.33 |1012 N. Hav. 6r., 2119 F at, Ur, furn'ed_75. 1755 8 xt, A823 Ist; 3r., furn'ed—70, 2141 W 1226 12th st.n.w.6r.m.1.65)(0017 60 OR RENT-HANDSOMELY Brick, 10 rooms. central location, newly und frescded; will be rented to first-c.ass tenant oul for {Wo oF more.years. HH. T. LELPOLD, 1331 F st a. POR RENT—BY FEAR On MONTH, 1. ganty furnisied House, eleven rooms, modern improvement-; large yard, fruit and Howers: desirable location. Call, from 1 to 6 p. m.,at 2016 Fst. n. BS15 N st, Or... 41 25in st. Fr. 1.50.50 Es08 Corcorn' {OR RENT—i10 12TH ST. KE—BRIGK, SIX ater and gas $16. SWORMSTEDT @ 1226 Fa st.7rm.A, iy m.1... 30.40 830 234: 18035 Rear FURNISHED papered nist OR RENT—FURNISHED—ONE LARGE, BLE gant newly-furnished front room, 24 @oor: gruie, furnace, gas, bath, etc.; private family. Apply 1015 14th stn DLLs (OR RENT—A_ PLEASANT SECOND-FLOOR ‘sulte of oom. near the Arlington, private fam- ily: references required. 1116 17th st. nw. Oczebw® VOR RENT—FURNISHED—NEAR IOWA ss cle, one pretty room on third story, with Closets and bay window. 1204 Ost. uw.” mil-2te nLite WOR RENT—A HOUSE OF TEN Partly furnished, in Alexandria: isin good order: | Lousiana ave., Washington. TIVE FUR- NEDY, 720 19th alo ROOMS, has bathroom, was, &e.. aud i pleasantly ‘situated ot n'Mona the 20th, Apply ACN South Westin on Monday. .VApDIY. at 63, Boats Wushin tonst., Ale: or ty FRANCIS MILLER, 460. rences requiced. rnished with large 3 two Tooms; separate or both; everythi new; references, 1845 N st., corner 14th st, = N70 OR RENT — COMFORTABLY - FURNISHED Room. with or without board. Apply at 1004 New | Hampshire ave. n.w. aise u ail newly’ ave nw. proratory Bick with baasinoit Manas y wit it, Papered and painted, and having ever provement necessary to the comfort of a family rdiccabs and 14th-st, cars pass within 2 the door:it will be rented on. ant. Apply to W. k. BURFOK! easy ter D, A BEAUTIFUL n TOOTS, im: & zood ten- jew York n12-60" ry , 142 Fok RENT FINE, LARGE, WELL FUR- nished double Parlors and adjoining Room: first | floor suite to Congressman. Also, third and front: modern improvement; very central; caterer. 913 G st nw. m1L-3te POR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS, FUR: nished, in a private dwelling: convenient to the hotels, | Apply to W. 0. DENISON, O23 F st. nw. nli-im PERNT 1s COLUMBIA ST. N.wW., TWO larze communicating Rooms, and a saiali’ room: ‘unfurnished; on second floor; heat and light; bath on | sume floor. 7e0-2m JOR RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ith heat aud gas; small family. ree mes a | aoncheee | one w. Take the ni1-10t oO st. nw. VOR RENT nished Houses OR RENT: Dunbarton ‘Aio, a lot 16x120 for —Foi or rent, es. RNISH CONARD xX-ROOM Georgetown; ‘OR RENT—PARTIES THAT CANNOT FIND | furnished House in Washington can short di-tance by rail ir the country: the close imity to office and economy Unfurnished ‘relow heral a prox: makes {i desirable. ‘Also, ‘Apply 2109 G stu, nll-6t ‘D AND UNFUR- Triguthed, Houses in desirable locations. Parties d= siting such Houses shouid apply at once, ax the uum ber to be had now is quite ited: ia & McEU 1420 F st. gas, water: S14. sale; $200. Apply to 2516 P nia-2e o UT MST. NW. HANDSOM ELY jurnisbed | second-tory Hooms with excellent aE SMO eas Done, moe HR RENT—1754 M ST. N. W., INTERSECTION of R. I. and Conn. aves.. choice location: elegantly furnished communicating Parlors und chambers, oF entire house complete in {ts appolatments; telephone: Suitable for au MLC." Meals served if lesired: no ebil Gren: references. Cull between 12 and 4p. VOR RENT-IN THE NORTHWEST PART OF city. four or five Furnished Hoozms on first floor, suitable for housekeeping. For M.E., Star office. B1o-lwe {OR RENT_236 1 ST. X.W., TWO NICELY furnished Rooms to gentlemen; convenient to | Printing and Pension offices. nLoste FOR_RENT 1229 F ST, OPPOSITE THE EB bitt—Handsomely furnished commuuleating par- lar, communicating hail room, and private bath-room ‘on second floor; also, handsomely-furished rooms on third floor. nle-st FORE. NT LARGE HANDSOME FURNISHED Double Parlors, sun both sides; bay window: Palfa, | Block from the ‘Avenue, and lows to’ five lines, 0: transit: quiet, pri ate and homelike; very desirable for a member, who could find competent assistance OR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED SECOND- Hory front, Rooms gas, bath, heat, @c. Apply ut Sew York avenue n. w. nies OR RENT—ELEGANT APARTMENTS HAND- somely furnished, southern exposure, furnace, heat and open fires; excellant attendance; ref ‘T — HANDSOMELY double House; iushiouabie section; corner; roo lurge and light; side yurd: eleven rooms: stable, If de- sired. Wi TWO SUITIS OF handsomely furnished Kooms, suitable fur recep- tions. Also, single Rooms. Convenlent to cars; ex- cellent neighborhood; eaterer in houxe, 10-0; OR Ki NT — NICELY FURNISI D- oun ee 'T— TO G MEN REQUIRING elezantly Mrnished and centrally located apart- ments, sulte of Rooms on first floor, and two parlor i sleeping room: on Hloor, suitable for M. 31 New York ave. a. nld-1w! JOR RENT—PLEASANT FURNISIIED ROOMS with board: table board a specialty; terms reayon- | able. 513 11th st. n. w. Dl WOR REN PERSONS OF REFINED habits, a limited number of delightful Rooms: Southern exposure; furnace; open fires and appoint ments of un elegant home. Reference given and re- quired. Penn.-av, cars puss thedoor. 2023 1st nl0-Im JOR RiNT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS on first floor: new house, open grate fires and tur- nace; all mod. imps,_706 Lom st. nw. 8-60 ‘T-ONE VERY PLEASANT FRONT Eittom on second floor at 10008 aun, | Furnished or unfurnished. ‘Terms reasouab: j 920 NEW YORK AVE N. W. Front Parlor, with bedroom sttachil: iso second, ‘and third floors, front and buck; rooms all newly and handsomely furnished; board fwruished; references exchanged. ap-lwe FOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FU Suite of Rooms on second near Thoma. Circle. POR RENT-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, NEWLY und hands. mels furnished Rooms, «n suite oF sin- gle: south front; convenient to cars or herdics; refer- ences, 1411 N street nw. no-Lme NISHED 131s 140 x. with his writing, Address Box 148, star office. n10-St* | VOR RE all inn der; 216.) AS R ‘and bath, “Bist provem: |} ul ana n11@ OR Tl JOR RE ni Free moaen ‘OR F Propert papered thro | Sthieant te ‘Au mod mean ‘he. jordin cellar un Fe Dwell T mult to st F OR RE. northwest ir, 1 _n10-618 ts: finely ‘month for seasou or Die lot: toa good 2204 13th st. nw. VOR RENT— FURNISHED, THE Hoek RENT—FU: bly jocated, from $100 to $800 Fe, RENT—HANDSOME NEW 20th and P sts. n.w., 12 rooms and all modern Riakeya comfortable home: ret, $00.” WIOSUULT kes a cor le home; rent yESOUI WILCOX, 1007 zhout. ‘grok Price, &c., apply to pita Fes, r3 ath st. n.w., between P and ig-Foum and kitchen, Baeh-room, rane, not aod cond w the tn Past. a. honse nor to family” with madi inspect Si praindy sy VOR RENT — FURNISHED —SOME OF _T! ‘most desirable Residences in — FURNISIE ree-st0r} ir ‘northwest, Georgetown at rentals of $75 Lo B35U Wt Gowan @ BARKER, ab Ven at 7. HAN! NOR RENT—636_G ST. SE. TWOSTORY AND basement brick, 8 rooms; modern im} $16. #51 Q st. nw. two SWORMSTEDT & BILADLI provements, nil-st A HANDSOME 12-ROOM-AND basement brick house, nearly new and in provements | 213 {gu sew. | egaan CAYWOOD, Sth and K sta nw. n1i-ste 1530 Q ST. N. W.. FIVE ROOMS: fag and water: a R RENT-HOUSE 61! n.¥., 10 rooms or- ‘ 322 ponth. 3 kt eS JERSEY AVE cena Son We TOS Te Ti Tis 13: m. tow. HOUSE NEAR nil. Capitol ‘per 1843 F ot nw. T — NEWLY AND TASTEFULLY furnished House, junt cast of Capitol park: all | modern conveniences for year oF session of : for Member or. Senator, ‘moderate. di MEK, 1424 New York NT-HOUSE 1444 5 51 , CORNER OF 15th st. nw. ‘Thirteen Toomm “all moderh imi. ments Possession mt as Per month.” CHARLES ‘once. Tent, $45 DY, 921 F st uw. 1416 QST, 13 ROOMS, WITH ALL For particulars andthe key ingulre: wext’ door ‘or part.culars and U next door. 1415, | Rent low to a good tenant tT THE LARGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE LAFAYETTE SQUARE has been put in perfect order, frescoed and ing & furnace. n10-60 Has large brick stable on reat adjoinin 1 conveniences Av ng apparatus, | F Permit to’ exai ‘hous on the south, 2 put in, incl THOS. 5. FISHER & CO, ‘slote house, $40 per month. A | JOUN COOK, 615 12th st. a “ OR RENT HOUSE 2002 137i = rooms and cellar; water, gax, bath avid close: tenamt, #20 per month. App nlvs O00 1416 Q st. n.w., 1 100/410 100 1324 F st. n.iw, BRICK, 1530 Sts. large saloon Ive igrge be-troom t, fine lnrze drs ypis nle-st w NICKEST, most convenient and well located house in the 10 ‘and basen . si.ne.,6rs. | RUTHERFORD,1226F st XISHED HOUSES, DESIRA- ‘mont! TYLER & RUTH RFORD, 2226 F at. n. Jo RENT-SIX ROOMS IN RILEY BUILD- ing, on second floor: for terms apply on the prem- ines, at the corner of 8th und B nbs. n.w. GE RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, Hi Parlor aud Livrary ‘and two Bed-oomse delight: jocated: of near |: private fuunily. Addros Wea sar oft ablwe T 419 BST. N.E CAN BE FOUND velufuished Fredt and Back Parlor: also Kitchen iuing oom for honsekeeping. Ali modern tai. Provements,. Best of references required. nTbts ‘ANTED. KNOW WE ARE Prachan, Damaon, Quinces, aoa Feri sere : 2c. tb, and 0c by bucket. Beauds—27 Center Market, t. wing, we DOS N. Le Market, bth und i aias WIPE: | BUSIOK. ‘ANTED — EVERYBODY TO Arp selling jeiadeiman, & ‘Cae Prine Frult atten and ive, Ib, by the bucket. Stands--7 Cesiter Magicer, ch ab wg and 208 'N. L Market, 6th aud hats 8. BUSICK ‘oc2o-lme "ANTED —SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, Watches, Guns, Pistols, Jewelry, day cay the BeaRen PoaRa weitedaiens Suc anc. cs attended to. oleae Wy ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW WE A. Waring Stadelman & Co.'s Best Family ‘Brand ince M 27 Center Market, at 10c. per Ib. Stands- and 263 N- Le Market, Ginette ee Pause! ocz0-mae 50 dozen Bkirts, Melton cloth, wide box plaits, silk aaa AT 85c.; WORTH 1. CREPES. ‘None but Courtauld's Celebrated First Crepes are kept by us. The prices range as follows: $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 and $2.50 per yard, according to qua.tty. 6-4 Velling Crepes st $2.50 and $3 per yard. Courtauld’s Genuine Roll Crepes at $4.50, 95 and (96 per yard. Nuns’ Veiling, of best quality, at $1.85 and 92.16 per yard, SPECIAL LOT OF 19-INCH VELVETS, 26 pleces of 19inch Velvets at: equal to ae ‘THE BON MARCHE, 816-818 SEVENTH a. ¥. ‘ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE Mae vi Git and oe een f Fare os ceo |. H. A. SELIC IN, Wholesale Deal o J rie ‘aven.w., basenient. i Ake UNKINDNESS OF evening and send your address to Box 21, ar ufte, Ff you will rile with met will velf you who Lam. “Wheu shall we three meet again.” 1k" Aci or Sewer aoa inthe 0 eto meet a, = lling to her msn of means, who would be wi temporarily fiunclaliy. Address A. V., Star office, DLR VOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS 71l 14TH street, en suite or single; two minutes’ walk to Riggs, Evbitt, or Willards’, ni-2w OR RENT — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ‘Suites, two tu five rooms, Ip the most desirable lo- calities, § at various pricesin ail parts of the city, Unfurnished and furnished Rooms and Eores. of Houses for housekeeping. Also. Furnished Houses for rent.” AppIy at, Row 14, 86 Cloud Balidine ROBERT B, KE SELL. ON cASCOURT OF SINE HEAVY DEMAND ‘upon us we are now ue Goutke Second-hand. Ciotlag Adateas OF call “St “JUSTH'S Old Stand,” 619 Dist. nw. ces INGTON DETECTIVE AGENCY—OLD- est extabllahed: calla at residence promptly at. Tiassa Ce Price, sore sel6-2m' COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. SALE—IMPROVED FARM IN VIRGINIA, Beek tones Sot Cea BOG'e sifeot nae * SSDIOIme? ‘OR SALE—OHEAP—TWO ACRES AND 40 OR berries Faspberries; WATER THE, RUBLIC TO USE ELOY | snarp mud branch: one road tocnch acre ‘Washington Exprena. ‘delivered to | house and Water in yard, Allconvemlences, ity, ‘steam! Tied Apply si Barry Ferm, Bimlin's ave, Anacostia, D.C. ry i ks taken to any i charge. SALE-WE HAVE A GOOD MANY elr checks at elther ‘small {arma on the ‘Branch, in the ancl aes aiee: a ee desis i Stosees tn oi Ee WLEY, Prop sesenm | HELL & CO. 1900 Fae 25a” Eine npr aaa VALUABLE FARM NEAR BRIGHTWOOD at So. tands—27 Center card od 208°. £ bist ntry sont of te late Richard Tay situated on nh LX eet, Sth and Pe ar ‘Brightwood; contains ay Este 5 oct ‘amd in capabio of subdivision into s uumber Tea R URN ITU IC ‘sites. ‘THOS. J. FI Cis Rare rie ie hip ati | SEE aie Hatbepaids Address Ba Uae oe tes cab nei | RENT-BELMONT FARM: 60 are Fritteeourshe ra anlle from sliver. W: oe Oa ROW WE ARE st yunction of B. £0. ratizoad apd 7th a rr ee fica Fes canis | ru etary 203 -N, Farm fir Bow ofice, Montgomery county, TA GOOD, NEW &-ROOM OOTT, rota Gig? with two acte? Of and, all ee PETLLIPS, 1498 New York ave, nize R RENT—AT 1313 NST., TO A GENTI.LEMAN, ituck one at sleeping rooms open grate, furnace heat ‘one as slee} 3 Sultad.e for Member or Senator; terms reasonable, Ey pe averand, i etrcie. Pawo ye parlors and dint aback mtutrcane: bers: furnace, op ful tora lon, ‘neat x es, ‘erms inoderal rictly private family. on premises, 1315 Net mw, R. RENT—LARGE, HANDS MELY hished House; a fires. R RENT—VERY DESIRABLE NEW THRI brick and stone dwelling.at New Ham| ‘Sunderland "au Sal FUR- ree rooms. en multe, on first floor iibrary ‘below: Large om: LarK ey ing-tubes! rele: at ire | AN a CO. - ‘ nt ne, Pe house. 291m. ‘OR RENT_1008 11TH STN. W.: 14 ROOME: ‘es and all modera e. JOHN SHERMAN @ CO, O27 T'at nh. we nts: a DEW POR RENT—603 NEW HaMPsnr ‘new house: 6 rooms and bath; Lak AVE; BEI ot most elegant Ho Geprestowin Terma very ‘own, 4 BARKER, 1343 F st. 0. w. 0K RENT — FURNISHED — ONE OF THE muses; completely fara moderate. ks BACGUW AS n7-6t POR RENT-ON N STREET, BETWEEN 19TH 1605 Ist. n. w. Be-Ime BRENT AT rey rnaned pee lage large aud ely rooms, and well Sp guile: well appolnted cate; newly ‘ted up, Go frst 1406 H ST.—FINE OLD {OR RENT- EINE OLD KENNEDY Gray DRT pened ‘Firsk Aber suite cccupled ast ‘italian pe Ee hg R TWO NEWLY FURN: PAR- ESA Bigih o Meng oF Setar oa te fst opposite the. _— kt Ear ERS eenuetine coir tet ee FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. ENTCELEG 7 ED and 13th streets n.w.,a Slory Brick, with base- PaHorand Bedroom, sulabie ier & See ‘ment-contaluing 11 roomie, bath aud all covenlences: C. House a few squares from all hotels, and well and compietely fern AP wo Dy private family of adults. ‘Terms ‘THOS. J. ER & 00., 13th st. nw. noGawe | 27-Ot S24 F st. nw. ENT—THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, FUR: Rk RENT—“THE MADISON, 1825 F BT. ARN SES Re TRE EO | Fer contains twenty rooms and oseealeaat Gs: Keeping;in a house with a family of two sos 215 cellent local ‘AP, ly to, Bat nwapply a.m. OF pm) nest R RENT — HANDSOMELY 7 Sh ac eh | ab 2421 K ot n. w., having recently removed trom | 1920 15t Fe] Bs isha RE £ FURNISHED, BT ave. Conn $333.33 ‘Cons. ave. near X «900 Mass. a¥!cor. 14th 333.83 wa i and 13h 200 mr Rl ave... 1 JOR RENTCUNFUR | Fens ys Mount Pleasant, $F. pa See A i rd University: 0 O25 a IOTETL Mito avs food a s Towa Circle, 16 r. Fst,,cor. Isiuh, 18 R. Lav. 200 Kae 200 Payette st ¥ st'near 170 ar. aed Towa rcie, 1.1200 10th, naar tne | Memaw ne 13th i-B00 Ayncar ad a leas thane ter aot RG, MOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. nw. JOR RENT— (Cor, 1th & NY. | Ore. 290h et nw. OF 8S Mir md a 25100 bes * THOMAS S PInit rie & OO 1824 ¥ rtreet norttrwrest. —RLIGANT KSIDENCK, 1a ooms, all modern tinprovementx Inrge gro@hds. and stable, €30.G ne. Will be rented ters low uy the year. Very desirable residewm on Lown Lane SWORMSTLDT @ BRADLEY, ocl-1m wnat Fo PATS OOM BRICK HoUsi 452 Loursta: rors gad and water, Apply to RF PAU ‘ave. im | Bisve. Corner 11th st | fitwtclass order. Apply to HM. ibHUW- Pounsyivanianve. news)? 3 MO ___FOR RENT—OFFICES. ENT—OFFICE AND CLUR ROOMS IN ve agemal theater: eatin to ‘nah Boon ing daily” until 12 pan. Hosines, furushest ul Uinfurntived, a all parts OF ine epee A eM 1337 Fst. Zim {WR RENT—LARGE OFFICE ROOM, SECOND floor, corner Lith and F sts clgar store. FPO RENT-OFFICE ROOM, ie JAMES F.WAUGH, “271m 833 F street nw, JOR RENT—DESK ROOM T some office, Gunton Building. cor. wth stn 6. fronting on Penna. ave., can be ubtalned on moderate terms by application 10 '\.% PRATT @ SON, Heal Ka tate Agents, 401 th st. nw now-2m A LARGE HAND XN ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATS and @ per cent. os, * CHARLES W. HANDY, _nol0-1m a #21 Fmt. nw. ONEY TO LOAN ON CIETY REAL EStaTS Mi Gx cob BAT wee hie ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, 14S New York ave, ¥ TO LOAN ON Lire INSURANCE policies, rE. ¥ pod JAMES F. WAUGH, e ~_ SSF street ne, 8 $1,004, | $300 soo sh! To sn suanis to | $50,000 NUFTY & DYER, ‘Real Estate, Loans, and fusurance, am 3th and iw. ONEY TO LOAN.—$100 TO $50,000, LN Mirtict inten ue of ine Ro ae Whege security ts eatintaciory, _vcas-3m JOHN SHERMAN & CO. 927 F stnw, Mes ® 02s 10 scr, a = vi AT LOWEST RATES ON APPROVED REAL ES TATE sectuTy. A. T. COUMBE, 1425 N.Y. ave delay TIRE, O18 F wt. TO LOAN ON REAL EsTaTss ON REAL EXTATE. at 1,700 foci} THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 'e TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOP $110,000 "8s See cent, Ob Dret—cimes city len Corner 300n and ES NOLTENAN,, bY bj ay 1), al lowest rates of interes. C1 moder No e505 Penmayivannave HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD LAL A sigs option ater mre ain re Wee ly 18 food. 0. C GIKIEN, too i, cor. Mids. Sind neve "Jace MS Scims vo wate at Sat a 20 se wecurity. ONAL LOW eat RATES OF OF INTE! Nena ee tS THUS J. FISHEK & 00, iad Fane. lowest PENH ONS Shows 1437’ Peumyivaninave XM PROPOSALS. 8 NAVY PAY OFFICE, Wanuixorox, D'C., AL, We SUEPLnA ‘OOK, 7a Eompeteney of tue gunraniom ‘ust be cerned to re a Cert | Defofen U-s oficer. ‘Titgm Hi. Lok tab U.8.N., Navy Pay Agent, Pay Director in the city, and commands extensive views of the sur rounding country and adjacent Islands: its elevated insures dryness. drainage. Driving, and fishing unex. ‘The cuisine and ser ice u: ful Istand is en WALTER AIKEN, Proprietor. Crane ‘Oth and F sts, wort gv0d SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Experts. Cloud: