Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1885, Page 2

"THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON ‘The Evening “tar bas = regular, permanent Bena Sde daily circulation mere than treble that of any other daily paper published te Washington, and equal te that of all the We Have Jusr Ovexen 125 Fine German Linen Damask Table- Clochs. fringed. Among the elegant assortment of patterns is plain cream, full bleached, cream with fancy borders, and bleached with red borders. Fine 4-8 Linen Doyliesto match all the above Patterns, O per set. Biss S16, 30! par sot Size 5-12; $4.00 per set. Size 3-14, $4.50 per set. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, An election big with the destinies of England is about to be held, as the voting for members of the new parliament will begin in a few days. ‘The next house of commons must pass on sev- eral questions of supreme importance, among them the relation of Ireland to the empire, and the disestablishment of the chureh, The elec- tion, therefore, bas a general interest, for its result will affect the world at large. The next house of commons will consist of 670 members, so that the winning party must have 836 votes. At this time, on the eveof the election, it in quite doubtful if either party secures this clear majority, and for that reason the Parnell contingent may be able to hold the balance of power. In 1880 the liberals elected 414 of their candidates, and began their gov- ernment with = powerful majority. But this large and strong force dwindied, little by little, till, last summer, Mr. Gladstone found himself im the minority, with no resource but an appeal to the country. A late estimate of the situation gives the lib- erals, at the most, 350 members in the new house, while 310 is mentioned as # safer guess. ‘The tory leaders are claiming all the way from 265 to $00 seats. Thus it will beseen that they do not expect to get a clear majority, and can ealy hope to ruje by an alliance with the Par nellites But everything ts In doubt, first because of ‘the contusion of issues, and second because of the new basis of suffrage. it is hard for the old Voters to tell what they are voting for, and it baffles all calculation to predict how the two million new voters will throw their ballots. Hence speculation is quite at fault, though the Mberals seem to have rather the better chance Of victory. _. ‘The treatment of the Indian question in Gen. Sheridan’s report will be read with special at- tention, and, in some quarters, with surprise. ‘On two points he puts himself in accord with those who have contended for a humane policy. He advocates giving the Indians land in sever- alty as soon as possible, and he takes the ground that the army is not the proper body to entrust permanently with the management of the red men. With reference to this matter, which has given rise toso much controversy in the past, Gen. Sheridan writes: “When @ tribe vecomes refractory or has worked itself into # state of open revolt, its lemporary transfer to the control of the mill tary for purposes of discipline, as has recently been done with the Cheyennes and Arapahoes im the Indian Territory and the Apaches in Arizona, will be found of benefit, but the per- manent control of the Indians is not desired by the army at large.” This explicit statement from the general of ‘the army should finally dispose of the move- ment to transter the Indian bureau to the War department. $$ Mr. Gladstone's candor may be a trick, as his enemies charge, but itis certainly in refreshing contrast to the cant and lies of the ordinary campaigner. In his speech of yesterday, for in- stance, he admitied that the Soudan expedi- tion was a blunder: he said he had no fault to find with the way in which the tory ministry Were conducting the Balkan negotiations, and he confessed that his recent utterance on church disestablishment nad been coldly re- cetved. But he made an effective point In conclusion by asking that the liberal party should be Judged by the general quality of the work it hhas accomplished, despite its faults and blun- ders. It it was seen on inspection that the Iib- erals bad done better work than the tories he ‘would say that they will persevere in the appli- ation of their principles for the benefit of the people. ——— — The attitude which the Roman Catholic chureh is assuming toward the sale and use of intoxicating liquor in this country is worthy of note.” While always opposed on general prin- ciples to intemperance as one of the vices, the Catholic chareh bas not, until recently, taken ‘an open and aggressive stand against tne liquor traffic. In most of the Catholic countries the use of wine and other liquors, as beverages, has been almost universal; and time out of mind the excellence of the wine cellar of monasteries has been proverbial. But within a few years a strong temperance movement has made head- way inthe chureh in America. And now we are told that the whole authority of that church is to be thrown against the grog-shop. If this be true, the temperance cause will have an ‘ally whose strength can scarcely be over estimated. rs Servia putin another good day’s work yes terday, and the prospect is that she will speed- ily settle the present trouble to suit herself, gies the great powers come to Bulgaria's relief. It is unfortunate for Prince Alexander, of Bul- garia, that in this emergency he has few real friends. He is regarded, very properly, as a stranger snd interioper by the people over whom he was set by foreign powers, and he has managed to offend both Russia and Turkey by his course in recent diplomatic intrigues. It looks very much as if his short reign were fated to have an inglorious end. $< According to the statistics of Col. Switzler, the year which ended June 30th showed falling off of $93,251,921 in our foreign com meree. At first sight this fact is discouraging, but it does not necessarily imply an unsatis- | factory state of trade. The loss is nearly all in imports, the decrease on that side of the ledger | Deing ninety million, and the articles affected ‘re sugar and molasses, silks, wool and iron. In these articles, and Particularly in the case of Sugar and sili, there has been a special effort to encourage domestic production, and the result may show in a decrease of imports, a In proof of the proverb that there is nothing ‘new under the sun, we read that Greece Is about to invade Macedonia. The troubles between these two countries began some time ago. Ovencoars: ‘Xo matter how changeable the weather, it's only matter of time before every MAN and BOY will have to invest in SOME KIND ot an OVERCOAT. We have an entire NEW STOCK to select from. Our SATIN LINED and CUSTOM MADE OVERCOATS should be seen by every YOUNG MAN who wants DRESSY GARMENT. Our counters are PILED HIGH with MEDIUM end LOW PRICED ones, so we can plese ALL CLASSES and CIRCUMSTANCES. A GUAR- ANTEE given with EVERY PURCHASEsnd the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES given on VIRST-CLAS6 and RELIABLE Clothing. GEORGE sPRaNsy, SEAL SACQUES, 87 inches to 50 inches long, from ‘$100, $125, $150, $175 to $250, _ SEALSKIN VISITES, plain; Fox, Lynx and Skunk, trimuned Sealakin Uisters. All st New York PLUSH SACQUES. PLUSH VISITES, PLUSH ULSTERS. “Frnuming ang Neck Sawin tree Mui for’ Ladies, Mimes and Children) Bopw Seal Cape at $1 and upwaree Carriage Robex Coachmen’s Cupes and Gloves. ‘The largest stock of Garments and urs ever ex- Bibited by us. WILLETT @ RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, «a0 905 Pennsyivania ave. Ger Tux Bux. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” “THE CONCORD COLLAR” ofa eins ‘and ¢ — sption a Lowest = —— Ere Sensing GoMCORD ih SeN is is amped ninker's pame and G. MEDLICOTT € CO! VESTS AND PANTS FOR LADIES, being full regular made, and full fasisioned, generally rise Im price 10c. Der nian. (We ‘offer ail sines an an incincemvent tour customers, at the uniibrm price Of $1.25 ver sie®. eyst floor; midway, left side.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. A Wax. Wore Tax, THROUGH OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We spoke of the Elegant Line of Rich Turco ‘man Curtains a few days since. ‘You can jog Four memory somewhat by look- Ang at the display in the window. Here we have the gennine O14 Tarkish Shawis, now so popular for curtains, very rich, $15.00 per pair. Crimson and Gold Turkish Blankets, are equally as desirable, $16.50 each. Turkish Bagdads at $15 each. Rich and rare pure Silk Confey Curtains, pin- stripes, $30 and $35 per pair. Silk Confey, for Sash Curtains, equally as pretty patterns, $6.50. 32-inch China Silk. for Sash Cartains.in plain Crimson, Bronze, Gold, Sumatra, Blue and Old Red, elegant goods, only $1.37% per yard. 24-inch richly designed Figured Silk for Seah Curtains, 31.37% per yard. Old-fashioned ‘Turkish Turban Curtains, $1.50, $2.50, 95 and $6 per pair. Fancy High Colored Madras Curtains, step Prices, from $5.50 to $11 per pair. ‘Tre pretty Crete Curtains are becoming de- servedly popular, = beautiful line at $12, $13.50 and $14 per pair. Immense varlety of patterns in White and era Nottingham Lace Curtains, from $1 to ‘10 per pair. Russian Keal Lace Curtains, side and double borders, $5, $6.50 and $8. Irish Point Lace Curtains, somethi and easy to launder, $6 and $5.50 per pair. Eight elegant styles and colorings in 50- inch Raw Silk, at 0c. per yard. Six rich patterns in 50-inch Bourettes, @1 per yard. French Petit Points, $1. Fifty4uch Silk Te- pestries, at $1.75 per yard. ‘Two hundred and fifty genuine Turkish Tt dies, no two alike, small and large sizes for Ta- bles, Rugs, &c.. from $1.35 to $10 each. Congress Cloth ‘Tidies for Embroidering, 60 to 90c. each. 1 lot of Embroidered Felt Tidies, Table Covers and Scarfs, in Maroon, Olive, Garnet ‘and Peacock Blue, for tancy work. Antique Bureau Scarfs, three or four prices. Stamped Linen Splashers, excellent designs, only 20c. each. Our stock of 25e. Curtsin Scrims, 45 inches wide, maay styles, now reduced to 18c. per yard. Madras Curtains, in lemon effects, very pretty, 40, 45 and W0c. per yard. 500 yards of Colored Printed Madras, worth ‘25c., only 15¢. per yard. 400 yards of Fine Curtain Swiss, would sell at 40c., only 25c. per yard. Bed-Setts were never so cheap before, extra- ordinary values, $1.75 to $20 per sett. 5 foot Curtain Poles, in Ebony, Cherry and ‘Walnut, 25¢. 5 foot Brass Trimmed Curtain Poles, Cherry Ash and Ebony, only 50c. Innumerable Brass and Nickel Rods and Chains, for Sash, Vestibule and large Curtains, at lowest prices. ‘This stock of New Curtains, for exquisitencss in designs and beautiful colorings, by far ex- ceeds the generality of such goods, and having purchased them at least 25 per cent. less than regular prices. we offer them proportionately low, which stamps them as indisputably the prettiest and best obtainable at these prices. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD @ LOTHEOP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, 912 D st [nis] 921 Pa Ave. NEW, RUCKWHEAT-NEW YORK STATE 20 ibe for. pane gene BOC Sugar-Cured Hiam, ra ‘Claas, excellent quality. per” f 3 auality, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Grocer, 425 9th street New Wrarrixes, IN LATEST STYLES. W. M. Saverz: & Soxa PARIS DRESS GOODS and LONDON CHEVIOTS. SILKS, VELVETS and PLUSHES. PLAIN COLORS, STRIPES and BROCADES. GREAT INDUCEMENT IN FAILLE FRANCAIS, in sixteen new shades, at $1.50. JERSEY SILKS in all the new colors. SATIN DUCHESS GROS GRAIN FAILLE FRAN- cals, RHADAMES and MERVEILLEUX of superior tex- ture, at moderate prices. LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, colors and black. | ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS for evening wear. LARGE STOCK OF EVENING SILKS, shown under gas light. MOURNING GOODS of the very Dest makes. SASH RIBBONS in great variety. LARGE STOCK OF ELEGANT WRAPPINGS Just opened, from $25 to $100. INDIA SHA WLS—We have some rare bargains in Real India Shawls, which cannot be duplicated. Our stock was never so complete, and we offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN SUPERIOR GOODS AT LOW PRICES. ‘One Price. W. M. SHUSTER @ SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N. B—THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. nlT QOPESED THIS MORNING Another Large Us Gloria, ‘mobrellas, a Goths, Windeors, Mohairs, As low in rice as any house in the city, if not, money aie. W. 8, TEEL. Fozs: Fons: Fons: LADIES AND CHILDRENS FUR CAPES, COLLARS AND MUFFs, Inall the Latest Fashionable Designs, SEAL SACQUES, all Lengths and Prices, SEAL CAPS POR LADIES AND GENTS. BOYS SEAL CAPS at $1. BLACK HARE MUFFS of excellent quality at $1. LADIES BEAVER MUFFS trom $6 ap. GENTS FUR GLOVES AND COLLARS, FOOT MUFFS FOR DRIVING. FUR CAPS at $2 and $2.50, FUR TRIMMING (Ot all Kinds and widths, but only of Good, Reliable qualities, and at same prices as the many inferior ‘gtades now in the: “ GOOD, WARM THE BEST FOR FIT 4ND WEAR. AND “P.¥.” ON BUTTON. Maxe A Nore Or Ix IF YOU HAVE Bovs IT WILL PAY YOU. WE ARE DAILY SELLING MORE BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING THAN ANY HOUSE WHY 18 THIst WE WILL TELL YOU. SIM- PLY BECAUSE WE SELL BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN HAS EVER BEFORE BEEN OFFERED IN THE DISTRICT OF CO- LUMBIA. WE CANNOT EXPECT YOU TO TAKE QUR STATEMENT ALONE, BUT WE REFER YOU TO THE HUNDREDS OF LADIES WHO HAVE ALREADY PATRONIZED US FOR THEIR BOYS' OUTFITS. WE ASK YOU TO USE YOUR JUDGMENT IN YOUR OWN INTEREST. MAKE INQUIRIES, LOOK AROUND, COMPARE GOODS AND PRICES ELSEWHERE, THEN PAY US A VISIT OF INSPECTION, AND IF WE DO NOT AGREEABLY SURPRISE YOU WE ARE MUCH MISTAKEN. WE REPLENISH OUR STOCK Al- MOST EVERY OTHER DAY. THE SUPPLY IS INEXHAUSTIBLE. THE MATERIAL, CUT AND FINISH ARE OF THE HIGHEST ORDER OF EXCELLENCE. THE PRICES ARK WAY DOWN, DOWN; LOWER THAN YOU HAVE EVERSEEN THEM. OUR STOCK IS TOO LARGE TO ENU- MERATE HERE, BUT FOR ANYTHING IN ‘THE BOYS’ CLOTHING LINK, ¥ROM A KNEE PANTS TO AN OVERCOAT, VISIT THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER 7TH AND D STS. (ALL BLUE SIGNS) al7 J. M. GRADY, Manaexn Kure Wazx. THIS I8 OVERCOAT WEATHER, AND WE WISE TO CALL ATTENTION TO SOME OF OUR GOODS IN THIS LINE. WE HAVEN'T SPACE TO INDICATE ALL THE GRADES, BUT WILL MENTION OUR FINEST, OUR MEDIUM AND OUR LOWEST GRADES. OUR FINEST ARE $50, AND WE VEN- ‘TURE TO ASSERT THAT NO DEALER IN WASHINGTON HAS ANY THAT ARE BETTER, EITHER IN OUTSIDE MATE- RIAL, INSIDE TRIMMINGS, OR WORK- MANSRIP, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. OUR MEDIUM GRADES ARE $25 TO $30. FOR THIS PRICE WE SHOW ELEGANT KERSEYS AND BEAVERS, SATIN LINED AND WITHOUT SATIN. AT $20 WE HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL KERSEYS, RAW EDGES, LAP SEAMS. OUR LOWEST PRICE 15 $10, AND FOR THISSUM WE CAN GIVE YOU A HEAVY, STRONG, DURABLE COAT, WELL MADE, AND ASSTYLISH IN CUT AS ANY HIGH- PRICED COAT. A FEW ENGLISH CAPE OVERCUATS AND MEDIUM HEAVY SURTOUTS, AND EXTRASIZED GARMENTS. WE HAVE ALL THE INTERMEDIATE GRADE, AND LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES, INSPECTION AND COMPAR- ISON INVITED. E, B BARNUM & C0, 217 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Srecrat Sarz aT EK X0NN N cco ™ Ke HEWN G°G © Pe tine’ EHS A SSS . Owing to the backwardness of the season we will inaugurate this week 4 4 SPECIAL CLOAK SALE ‘We Will Offer the Following Goods: Blegant Berlin and Disgonal NEWMARKETS, st $5, ‘87, $8 and $10. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS at 96, $8, and $10. SEAL PLUSH COATS, at $20, $25, $28 and $30. Elegant VISITES, at $3, $10 and $15. Clldren's and Mimer HAVELOCKS and NEW- MARKETS, at $3, $4, $5, 96 and $7. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ‘Full Line of BIRDS aud Fancy WINGS, at 17, 25, (86, 40, 45, 50 and 75 cents, PLUMES, at 87, 67 and 75c.and $1. FELT HATS, at 45, 58 and 76c. and $1. TROOLING VELVETS, in all colors, at 8c. and $1 and $1.25, ‘TIPS, at 26, 60. and 750. per bunch. Elogant KID GLOVES, 4-Buttons, at 7Sc. and $1. ‘Large Assortment of Plain and Fancy RIBBONS, at 20, 15, 20 and 25c. per yard. OUR EXHIBITION THIS WEEK WILL CoM- PRISE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN SOUTH OF ‘NEW YORE. Do not Fall to Call and Inepsct the Wonderful Showing Before Purchasing Elsewhere, PALACE, €14 SEVENTH STREET H.W. nl? AT 1211 PENN. t SETTLED COLO) WOMAN ‘with references to cook and wah bed linen. Ap- ply 1829 Jefferson Place. Z 1 “ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN to do general housework fora small family. Ap- 2 ‘ave. Good Teferentea Bure “Cait aher ep ms ae ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GiRL housework; two in faratiy, WY peelettieorerans nw ae TW AREER GENERAL, AGENTS "925 FER week salary and exBenses, or 50 per cent oom mission, fo mnolesale my Koods. ‘chance. Ad A rare. ‘Ad ‘WA VER, with stamp, Baltimore, Mad. alse \TANTED-A TEA FOR A Woseate chook: competent to teach Da BELL, mua, Tnglish branches and Tatin. 7D ‘Contervilie, Pairfaz counts. Va? ‘n1s-3tt ANTED—A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERA "W Aistsework in: tamtis’ of two ecules ard cre small child. “Must stay nighta and’ make it her home, 1429 T st 2. a ‘ANTED — AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN Tuuniy oftwo: 0 Washing, Referewcen were Roply to 19 ab av eccatterLolock pa ase Yy ANTED_WHITE AND COLORED we WY Se ee eet eaten, mee Soo ES. Finp Buresn, 06 FAs nie Cae Wastin teste oat Cam ALTER, Eat some exper preferred. "addres SPHOTO, star omc “aI T ee sleep in the house and bulld fires in tan movaine for Soper month. Apply. with reference from army of , at corner 0 ‘and Green sireets, town. hor7-at ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN "W/o can bring work ina amall family. get s.. Georgetow! 0. Wate GIRL TO DO HOUSEWO! a family of three; German preferred. Apply at wis lath st niehe WANTED WHITE GIRL OF EIGHTEEN FOR eneral work of @ small fumily. Apply 1910 New Hampahireave. Bring best recommendations, nit Waa STENOGRAPHER TO ‘change dictationa during the day time, for gain- ing speed. Address STEAO, Star office, nl 7t* “ANTED— GOOD PLUMBERS, LEAD ‘workers: must be union hands. Inquire of WC. CAMPBELL, 1226 Ct aw., after five O'clock this ev nl7-2te W axikb, RRST-CL ASS, SALESMAN, THAT ‘well acquainted w y grocers and bakers, to sell flour for wholesale honse, Address, giving name and references, Box 53, Star office. Lett Wie MEN TO WORK AT GAR dening. Apply to Mrs. FRANK DOOR, 16 Bst. n.w., Center market, on Tuesday morning. B10-3t® FOR _RENT—ROOMS. _ W ANTEDSA SUITE OF ROOMS BY A TOURG RENT—FURNISHED ROOMA 711 13TH | J>OR RENT—A HANDSOME THRERSTORY- stocheniiy pronberyment central ‘Furnished with salts of siugier two minuse walk to | I ‘our: within baifa tock’ pgrele, Amully prettreg. saaasens nt Fi a> 1 Parlors, Beat. Cal bata itor Witarare nae Siete’ ey moderate Fem APO CHAR FANLT: re ae [ANI ¥ ‘RNISHE! st ee ‘AN rs anfareehe EE ata = FO RENTS PRIVATE FAN- culitet Boon Also. ‘Board, os BENT—a RA UTIFULLY run a Wee np agduaredot Goveramea z ‘umce. | good! home comborts.P oy sand Mame | per it i MANLLY. O08 Taine 7! pings! SEAN TRDSEY Aosta | Sendo. Re Co as Fol KENTA HANDSOME (OURE Taw = ON 2 i eD ‘sory and -hamement near fe hous, at ned Wfetelehed or raruy"rinst On wes, | FOR RENT tve OR Tinie UaED cae ire it eraiereat apply ii b. MASULY, oy falda and use of, Weet of Tith at. (aesgresieer). gas | squares trom ~~ * LEGANT APARTMENTS, FUR: | 21S ry A. M.; Star office, mans Moderate terms | ne. ‘Dols-2ie nished, in a private convenient to the drew A. Ms » Stating location and terma " OF FURNISHED ROOMS ‘Apply to W- 0. S, o23 Fat Dw. ‘ANTED—ALL HAVE ROOMS On | fer SEE s ‘or head of a di - ' = R1SSt attaaparments Snd \lereaty toner | Pts we O DENISON, O23 Petuwe aiBim” | FOR RENT. STO REWLY FURNISHED PAR. | 116s irectory foe Siti ‘Cloud building, oruer Fe BENTITWO, SRECeERRED BECOKD. | Capitol: Ti Bat Senator e-im. Piven » Room rita ‘story room: gas, bath, ad heat Apply SOR RERT— NICELY FU SESAND | Pulte ai 508) am, to6pm. RO: Sern Tore ° | New York ave. nw. Mest | FORREST NICELY FURNISHED ROOMRAXD i FOR SALE-A GENTS FoaNisHiNe BUI. hess: cheap rent and ni ‘Pennay'! Sania avenue. Address Rox 112, Siaveinen Pees R SALE-THE FOLLOWING STOCK, BE- ‘Ist. An ass Lands Dog ar Se Be dig) ers, only ate used. =e years oid, well matched, Coupe ald Harmece. Et Opie, drebye and Harness ‘Also, forses, just “arrived from Virginta: ‘Horses used in my own business, good warhere ait, sell cheap. A fine assortment of ew and sated Vinge Carts, Surries, “Phactons and Bos hie Jump ‘Seats, &e.. Ge. WM. I DOWNES Suess Lidl 1624 Lak, “Repository, 1627 to 100d Lae ENT — tN. W.. NICELY FUR- POR RENT_AT $87, OST, ¥ FUR Toom and parlor: Eis Arash uae (REKSTORY BRICK HOUSE = | BP water and gas; 10 rooms, 2176 st. nw. Petar comtas Geee ee A and door. 219 East te nlSlw* RENTCISiL 14TH ‘Thomas Circle, 5 ‘water Apply 628 dd st. uw, Fitoms, ST, Nw. NEAR pleasant sonny second furnished furnish Table and home comforts nyo IR _RENT—917 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘and gas, for ‘ risa FURNISHED RLY DROM! ‘with Board, at 1823 H st nw, nlslw* OR SALE-TWO HORSES, ONE CAR’ ‘Harness, Apply at 688 North Capliolse algae JVOR SALE — A HANDSOME 1 E Brougham and Harness both in powes eee ged oniy three ‘months. Apply to JORN MicDEn Mort 4 BHO. Carriage Anumctarers, ‘S19 Penn a IR SALE—A GOOD RESTAURANT G Feason for selling. Inquire at 1ai3 i wi oon, D1sate R SALE—JUST ARRIVED TWEN Pett cette Gr Gale C ie SIMMONS, 310 12thet nw.) TOMS YATES & OR SALE—FRESH, CLEAN AND DRY PICKE) Bed Feathersyonly 15 cents a pour al oe gent by mall proniptly attendedto, ‘A. SEITZ & BRO. 638 H st. ne. nis-lwe FOS SALE, THE FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT Fy ‘and Dining Saloon, known as “The Oasis” corner th and E sts. n.w.,at a 88 OWneF Wishes to ther business iong lease, winiraee OR SALE-SPECTAL BARGAINS—POR $18, A Freer Singie amet, tinge Cas or re ak ness, cost $30; new light Double Buggy Harness, $30; Horse Brushes, 60c: Mane Brushes, 36c.; Tarness Paste, 16c.: Leather dialters and Chains, $1; Wed Halters, 26c. nem BECKER'S, 1345 Pennsylvania ‘ANTED—SU; (BERS FOR APPLETON'S new American Cyciopsedia by having all the vol- ‘pines dellvered at once on small monthly” payments Address Box 130, Star office. DIGG, ‘ANTED-LADIFS TO LEARN THESYSTEM of cutting and fitting by Mr. GEO, WHIT®., Tadles Tailor with the view of Belg employed. i "Ta0-1Tth se naw that house. a'lso, an Apprentice. ANTED—LADIES AND YOUNG MEN, IN nett city oF country, to work for us at thelr ‘own homes, daytime ‘or evening: te business ix Hehe pleasant and easily done; no canvassing or ling: ‘pald smnart workers who devote full tne empl loyment furnished, Address FRANK Box 6163. né-11te __WANTED-SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED-EMPLOYMENT, BY A SOMPE- AAMC Ceo omen tee Waste TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE girls—sitnations, one as first-class cook and ozher as chambermald or waitress; reference given. Ad- dress Box 7, Star off 1 WANTED SITUATION, BY FIRST-CLASS colored cook; with privilege of having her child with ‘Also, Drivers, Porters, Walters, Seullions and Men Cooks. 717 Matn.w. DUNDORE & CO, 1t* ANTED—BY A SWEDISH WOMAN, a SITU- ation as Cook ina first-class family. Address M. v. ilice. n1S-3t* Ww: D—A MARRIED MAN, WITH SON 18 years of age, wishes to take charge of farm or gentleman's place. References. Address, stating Where an interview can be had, Box 2, Star office, 4) ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST-CLASS Cook by a white gitl, in private family. Wages, from $25 to $30. Address Box 66. Star office.n1B2t" NTED — PLACES FOR HO Seamstresses, ladies’ maids, cooks, narses, cham bermaids, men cooks, waiters, waitresses, with reter- ences. S. Ww: ployment in private family asa Ladies ma: 18 a good seanistress; tirst-c asscity references. Apply B. n1 73 NTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, sccompiished th music and languages, a position a8 governess or Visiting teacher. ress Box 49, Stak office, Washington. nldate WANTED--HOUSES. ‘ANTED TO BUY—A GOOD BRICK DWELL- ing for investinent; cash will be paid for suitable property: price not to exceed $1,500. Also, wanted 2 Hood Lots about. 20: fect front.’ worth abut $1,000 each. Owners address D. T. R., Star office, nls-3 SW ANTEUS HOUSES PARTIES WAVING DE- sirable Houses fur sale can find purchasers by leaving them in my hands.as I have demands for snuall ‘and lange properties from parties wishing to purchase, C. Me MacCOWAN, 1333 Fstnw. Mie-at W £STED—To PURCHASE TWO OR "Tit houses in on Capitol. Hill, for investment, from $8,000 to $10.00. Addcoss Box ¥ nls-405 ANTED—TO EXCHANGE DESIRABLE UN- Ube meted Piaget ee ie ee Noes ina growing locality for good improved property: Ww Sdifference in’ cask Address, satingt ocatlon. (83, Star office. nis-4t* ‘ANTED—A WBLL-FURNISHED HOUSE OF iat least elght rooms Capitol Hill preferred: rent not to exceed $fOU per momh. address J. P.O. care Sergeanvat: Arms WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. yy saree EXCHANGE ONE OR TWO ood Houses, northwest, for part cash and ground, northwest, northeast or southeast; would pur- chase & block of Lots for cash at alow figure. A dress, naming price, Box 98, Star office. nists TW ASTER AO PURCHASE & BUGGY; MUST office. Cor. 10th and M streets, A x ‘House nize first-class condition, Address L. P. S., Star Bol 7-3 the season a first-rate Family Horse. with Coupe and Harness. Inquire at 1421 i st. n17-di" EKEEPERS, | COOMBS, Emp. Bureau. 926 Fst. n17-1w* | WANTED SOME PERSON TO HIRE FOR | Fer. BAT LE-PIGEONS—A FINE LOT OF WELL bred Pouters, Fancy and Comm : ihelotcheap. Address PIGEONS, Star affce Mlree LE-ONE TUFTS STERLING GENE rator. 2 3S-gallon copper fountains oi flame, 126- Hon minernf foun in. J.D. DON: SELL, Virg. apse Portiand will rent elerantiy R RENT—A PRIVATE FAMILY NEAR ¥ ‘Thomas Circle G of and ished Salte, ‘consi one of two bedrooms, pri Fe RENT—1833 G ST. saite furnished rooms, for arately if desired; open grates. vate Se. “Address 31, Siar office. : R01 N._W., HANDSOME Teception room, office. nL rent with Board, se R RENT—1327 M STREET N.W.. ELEGANT ‘apartments, handsomely furnished: southern ex. fa ‘and fires: Posure; furnace ‘open unexceptional ap- polntnients and attendance; convenient to hotels and cars; references exchanged. (0c28-41 B13 R RENT—A PLEASANT SECOND-FLOOR suite of Rooms, near the Arit: Ne ea ron, private fam- OR RENT—DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISH- Fret cna with Board: in delightful locadlon: house new. 1117 17th st nw. nig-at* FORREST Aus MATS, W HANDEOMELY toons, with fi Es nls double and singie Rooms, ou 2d and 3d | irst-clana board. “Aiso, mes. boarders. {OR RENT—TWO OF THE FINEST FURNISH- ‘ed Rooms in the oor: central location ‘Member of Cony WM. M. BRYANT, St ae ape le for a or or x18, on firat BITaR EWLY FURNISHED PLEAS with first-class board. on, -cl in a private family: herdics’ and cars square. Apply at 1418 N mt. n.w. (OR RENT—A SUITE OF TWO OR THREE very furnished Roo! 716 12th st. Also, ro with Ne facilities. D grater at a Rext door. Rent, $30, NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS, ‘Im Most desirable location in the city, convenient to ail Up-town Hotels and Restaurants, Will be remied to gentlemen by the year. ‘For terms and permission to inspect premises vo J. F_OLMSTEAD, 1416 New York ave. nit Te ARNO. ACTHST. BETWEEN 1 AND K STS. X,W. new ai otal Pat house ready fom of gueste, It handsomely fresnel and steam throug? ba all the appoint. Mente ot a Gretciam hota Parties cam secure butte with private pariors and bath, or single rooms :sultay dle for those desiting retired and luxurious accommo: | 2 dations), Hlectric bells und open fire places in every | station in the house. Meals served | ¥ on finest in the city; | sonventent to the departments and banka. nlé-lm TP RE RICHMOND. CORNER 17TH AND bees partment furnished or unfurnished; cafe in the building; elevator. Apply THOs. WAG GAMAN, 917 _ nisi0 FoR 2ENT AL THE OSHORNE, soo 1eTH st. | large and handsomely furmised rooms, singie and ‘cn suite; well appointed cafe; newly ‘tved up, floor. ocd4-1m. BO27 Waser st.. $F 920 Penna. ave. dae WHACOTT € WiL0OK, 1907 Pennsyivania ave n JOR RENT— BRICK HOUSE 1115 V st. NW, rooms, water and gas: rent $16 perme A HK. THOMAS, O10 F st aw, between Band 430 ock pam. Oi Fok, BENTA HANDSOME TWEEVE-Room aud bawtnent Brick House, Beary new and in good ghler: all Guprovements 212 13th st nw. (Keye ab 210)" A. CAY WOOD, Oth and K sts now, mire | PE, MAT PCRNISHED—LARGE DOUBLE i Alacacthisetts ave. and 14th st: 20 rooma ‘furnished. A. T COUMBE, 1425 Now York ave. RICK HOUSE 1704 10H th room. with all. the modern wements Appiy 12200 Pan, am. ors eons Ky ea the city, GA ARMES, Noor, corner 15th F sts nw. Also sult ©! cor- uer looms, third floor, 16th and F sta. n. w., for off.e or sleeping rooms; rent iow. 1 cigar store. {OR RENT—OFFICE ROOM. stom i BLO-2: WAUGH, F street a.i. NOR RENT—DESK ROOM IN A LARGE HAND: some office, Gunton Building, cor. Och stn w.. fronting on Penna. ave., can be obiained on moderate terms by application to AS. PRATT &50N, Real kis- tate Agents, 401 9th st. nw. noz-2m GENTLEMAN'S HEAVY SEAL fra on, co ting BUO; will sail for enuine Seat ‘Skin ‘and Gloves: ‘Address Box 65, Star office, 17-3" ‘OR RENT—1510 H ST, Hi. nished io or an. sired; formerly of 1421 K st quired. ANDSOMELY FUR- ‘suite, with board if de- ‘References given and B1s-6re ROR, SAL KHER, WARMI-FRESH NEW ‘stock Fancy Plush, $4.50; Robes for $3.00; medium weight, $4. .00; Heavy Plush, 85, regular rice $7.50; Very fine rich-coloréd $11.30 Robes for 7.50: grancy ‘Trimmed Fur Hobes ai New York ices, $6.00 an Pavan iicvuns, 3. 1345 Pennsylvania ave. OR SALE—WALNUT FOLDING BED, HAIR mattress and springs complete. Hale 4 Kilburn manutcturers "Used bat litle. Address A... Star office. nol7-ae POR SALE-A FINE SINGLE BUGGY HAR- Legs, also, English bridle; bargains. Inquire at 2184 I st. nw. mips FOE, SALE SAVE YOUR HORSES HonsE | J Blankets, shaved, and Strapa, 50c., elsewhere 70c. | and $1.00; ea at 0c; big Sql Sweat Blanket, $1.20, worth $3.00; fine extra well made If A yoo! ‘Dress Blanket, $5.50, last wea- son's price nztmn BECKER’, 1345 Pennsylvania ave. VOR SALE-THREE GOOD SINGER SEWING Machines: drop leaf und two drawers, with 1 attachments, pay. $12, at OPPENHEIMER'S. ‘9th st, n.w., St, Cloud building. VOR SALE—S100—A STYLISH SADDLE AND buggy Horse; gentle,sound and seven years; pretty bay;owier going away.” Inquire at stable, 2if ith stn | J{ORSALE—WE BEATCREATION YET IN LOW riage Robe: ‘urcingles, 250. { iced guod Fur and Plush Ca few | more of our splendid Horse Blankets lef, at only 700. and $1.50: also a bargain in a second-hand Double Carriage Harness and Side Saddle; our new Harness Next to cost. See our Jeletin for making stained glass windows: aby one can put it on. J, P. SHRINER & CO., nl4-2w 609 15th st., opposi ‘Treasury. | gentleman only, noise | for ard: furnished dining room and ki “TWO UNFUR- nd floor. with Rooms, seco! ‘Also, Can be rented separately or together. ‘Terms POR BSE HANvsow floor, three rooms and p1 itrat loot to parties wishing tons at 1011 Mf st, {OR RENT—BE ROOMS ON SECOND rate bath. Also, two on land Terrace.” en sue or singie: posure; privat: TWO BE, second floor: new both rooms; ulso, latrobe REI jeat in patior, rent plano, $4: 1210, asachusetis ave. n.W., opposite As- ure (911 PA AVE 403 Mass. uve rates in 2 mA = HESECOND -W..T story consisting of three furnished communicating rooms, one a8 a parlor: rooms large, sunny and pleas- parties without children; references required. iy _FOR RENT—STORES. _ RK RENT-STORE 601 NEW JERSEY AVE. i.w., with windows and fixtures for drug store oF Krocery: Apply to W.C. JOHNSON, 718 131h st hw TS nié-im JOR NENT—LARGE STORE WITH CELLA 2938 141 =. nw. and Dwelling above. Apply 6 TIBBETS, Corner 14th si, and New York ‘ocz8-1im OT pn.06.06 Mount Pleasant, St... 65, 2224 Hi st.n.w soreatir.5e M42 Fst. nw. offior..... 50 Howard University 1414 11th at, 108. 40 FURNISHED. enue. 300 Conn, | Rav. neath, Isr, Lowa Cireie, 15, FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. 1 13 6.200 = en 10 sr (OR RENT—A LADY DECLINING HOUSE- 7th, Sar or Keeping will rent to responsible party new, bai ar. 400 Th. Gr Or some ih:niture, complete for ten-room house, oF will 1oth 1dr 200 Kat. ar 16h, The furnish flats or offices. Appiy at 108 2d st menIS3t* | 13th, n.w.. 14 F200! Payette st, U'iwn, 8 GOR RENT-LARGE BRICK STABLE witht 8h. near isi, s ‘wo rooms for coschman. Inquire 1011 aS PO} BEST-ONE FINE STEINWAY PIANO | | ‘and a singer Sew Machine for one year: one-half the usual pri 715 12th st nw. ____ BOARDING. Permits to see the above houses can be had at my: st oftice RO. BOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts.n al XW. Per Mo. 18h) Lah wt. 75. JOR RENT PLEASANT, FU ISH 5 z RD- story front Room, overlooking Franklin Park. for ‘Table board cunvenient. 905 13th 1 7ste ¥ DELIGHTFUL SUITE OF ROOMS ‘on second floor with first-class Table Board and home comforts: no small children taken: references required. 1101 13th st. n.w. JOR RENT—TWO LARG MUN third-story Rooms, bed-room and sitth every comiort, gus, heat, studs E CO ‘oom: jent’s_ lamp use of bath-room; for one or two gentlemen. 1428 Q xt. n. w. ni 7-3te FoR SALESUST ARRIVED ONE CAR Loa of fine large horses, suitable for coupe, light driv- | tng. road and saddle horses, one very tine bred driving Rome aiid sade horve, “At J. G. BOWEN’S Stable, w al: cst FS “SALE—A Ta HO! SEALSKIN dapple brown, 7 years old, com!/iing the rare quality of being very handsonie und pertectiy safe; Price $200, Only sold because owner has no further se: any trial desired: can be seen at CHAMBERS’ Livery Stable, 1225 it st, n.w. n1stt | FOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAINS, ON EASY terms, thre: Estey and other Organs, from $30 to $60, at GL. WILD. La-lwe RoR s4te— LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ‘Wehave the finest assortment of Square Pianos in the city that have been used, some of them but very little, which will be sold at'remarkably low prices. All are the best and tinest_makers, and from $125 to $450, at monthly payments of $10, oF ahandsome dis- count for all Lpright, nearly new, at a big bargain, BROS, 709 7th sin. One very fine for $10 per mont PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, n13, 422 9th st. OR SALE—A SADDLE MARE, SAFE AND thoroughly gaited. Can be seen at 1403 30th st. nli-im (DEEP RED) re; 4 vears old: Kind and thoroughly broken; thorougho et: $100; will drive her into the elty ifde- sired MARIAN DUCKETT, Bladensburg, 010-110. mat PORSALE-AT MY BILLIARD ROOMS.ON THE northwest corner 6th aud C sts. n.w., the Brans- Wick Balke Coliender Co. celebrated Billiard and Pool ‘Tables with the world renown monarch quick cushion, ‘with catalogues of all the latest designs of bar fixtures, Also several gecond-hand Billiard and. ool. Tables. Billiard and Poo! supplies of all kinds for sale at fac- tony prices. Altering, Repairing and Covering ‘ables aopecialty: wane O01 Csi. nw. F ST. bitt—Hs lors, ball room, and Also, rooms ou third floor. RED 25 Ebbitt house, furnished 17-2W \dsomely farnisiied communicatin ST, ONE BLOC Parior and OPPOSITE THE ED- par- rivate bath-room; second floor. mies ROM NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, robe; every comfort; to gent emen moderate; private tamily; 1219 alt" {OR RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS ‘with board; table board able. 513 110 i ‘a specialty; terms reason- nig PITOL ST., ONE BLOCK ‘apitol, new and has en sulte or single, 1st, 2nd and. board if desired. Turnished Rooms, 7 Airat-clans tab mize oR RES {ELEGANT please cal 80U Est nw. ROOMS, BY THE DAY. week ot month. Strangers coutag to dhe city fail mice FS, RENT—THREE ROO) unfurnished, cheap. 1334 FURNISHED OR 12th st. nw. nit os ‘competent assistance with Ids aw. HANDSOME PARLOR bay window overlooking the Ave- ‘hue; quiet, private, homelike: very desirable for an M. ing ifdesired. 418 n1G-3t* \OR RENT—920 NEW YORK AVE N. W. cl ied; nso second ex Por RENT—FURNISHED funy located on Capitol jocated: on fumliy. Address ey il wear Capitol ‘Star office. ‘OR UNFURNISHED, rooms; delight- Siwe? nlélwe OR RENT—UNFURNISHED—A VERY NICE Second Floor; all modern exposure; 103 Fst. nw. s Souther Amprovementa; southern ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED | ROOMS—LARGE, handsome furnished Double Parl and sue of plang if dena Brau fine Ca ates ae irae en Ng ‘square of the Cay floo1 Inquire 119 Pennsylvania ave. se. lors, suitable for within ope nl6-er ANTED-€300, PARTY LENDING WILL be secured beyond question. Acdress Box 122, Star office, nl7-6te ANTED-T0 RENT A STABLE AND CAT- Tage house in the neighborhood of Lafyene square, Address Box 135, Star offloe. nip ‘ANTED—HORSES, TO ROARD; GOOD Stabling: plenty feed: reasonsb'e terms Htefer- ence, W. HL ENNLY & SONS, Gvorgecown: Ac St. IRELER, | Treamry Department. Ww ‘azhingtoi autres J. HOSPITAL, “Falls Cuurehy V ANTED-SEOONDHAND . CLOTHIN 8, Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, €c., 2, Bemt cath piles pale Call or address s. OUG: GENHEIMER, 701 ‘7th stew. “Note by mail Promptly attended to. n1é-1me “WANTED G LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR ‘Dresses, Cloaks, &c.,made and old ones done over in latest styles by a first-class Dressmaker. and oan gaye money by ‘Hox 46, Star office. 2 ‘ANTED—COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR ‘every state and Territory. |N ‘and U. 8 Commissioner. JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 Fst. Iw. office from 9 am. to5 p.m. Telephone Si¢2. 06 In ‘WANTED EVERYONE WHO WANTS GOOD pictures taken to try our $2 adozen Cabin. Boe ; satinfactory work. LARDNEI & CU 27 Pennsylvania ave., over Vogt's na ANTED—UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS. Latest styles of goods on hand. esses renovated C2 1908 Lath st. naw. ove TE 'ANTED—ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER, THE OY fret een fae atest aoe re fai agian tes ut ‘D. O'Donnell a if ginia ave. and 10h 5 Exof Gérmeliie, 4 Mth &. n.w.; many others 3 aire Dr. J GEMM ES and ‘Husband, Foot Surgeon Corns 5c, Offices: ington, D.C. New York, 176 5th ave, nes NTED-EVERYBODY 10 KNOW WE ARE ‘Afine Stadelman CPs ty ne Preservor Damaon, Quinces, &c.—at 14 and nd, 203 1K. L Market, Oth and We emo, TO KNOW WE are selling & Co.'s Prime Fruit jellies Currant. ‘Straw te MRO ares bie See Ts Bock E oezo-lin® ‘ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KN ing gains & Can Bex La “, oBS'R! LMarkes, j. 8, BUSI iT! LN NC cE ‘ANTED—T0_ARNOUN ‘WE ARE Center Market, ‘Sth and K ste oe20-1 sylvania | ANTED FEE EUBLIC To USE TLovps ‘26c, Washington Express. ‘dell Wee} tse esty, for OR SALE—DAMAGED GUNS.—A SLIGHTLY shop-worn Breech-load ng Gun, with Grip, Patent Forend, Rebounding Locks and Rubber Butt Plate at a bargain tor $20, O’MEARA’S, 1347 nnsylvania uve. 263m FP3E, SALECFURNITURE OF A 14-ROOat House complete. Also lease of house, unfurnished, ‘$75 monthly by the year. ADAMS & BEALL, ‘Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, 2420 F st. nw. nem FOE SALE 5 100 ROYAL GLUE. — MENDS Glass, Crockery, “Furniture, Ornaments, Metals gud everything else as Kolld ai Hock! So Heat BS ways Keay! Alw Draié, Croce, &e., 100 av° odin FOR, PALE BIRDS — rpoRTED CANARY Gages lr salead te oleae eR Ea Seine ‘eT. HANTBCHT. TOE SADE GUN DIAL” GAS REFLECTING (eating Stoves: have the appearance ‘ares when it; wil heat bath rooms’ br" all’ bed fooms at Liye. hour; tion; stuves: np ieer ma a or CREB pen COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ‘Bird Food and | Sty FOR RENT—LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Kooma, communicating or lines of cars. Fery desirable location; two, en, Gentlems RENT—ONE_V. ‘Room on second floor, only. Sly; Saltable 005 1720 Hat, n161 Y PLEASANT FRONT ‘¢ 1006 N st.n.w., near cars, rnished or unfurnished. Terms n16-Lws Q 1613 Pst nw. R RENT—A SUITE OF SECONDSTORY Rooms, with aloove; suitable J{OR RENT—200 ROOMS Get full descri nw. D.G. Pl n16-a+ city. Houses for, housekeeping. eu Fag two to a Rosner sakeELi Br , without E & SON, oR RENT — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED rooms, in the ‘prices| Unfurnished and furnished Rooms and TO SELECT FROM. 92 1296 F st most lo- fir all partsut the Tomes ‘St “ niece | | grates, wit | Call between 12 and 4 p.m, = 1002 2th st OF GOO), BOARD LY THE DAY, WEEK, it F month—with pleasant Rooms, en'suiie or singh M B. STOCKH AM, 041, 943, O45 K at, nl’ UITE OF ROOMS, PAPERED, FRISCOED AND Me Per 3 Si\Wellirmanea: heated by Atrnsoe and opent Pet Mon io, Srl sruheg mes ema my Sees hes lene ee nom 1 2S “Mthode Island ave 1000 x UTH FRONT ‘bay window Rooms; second floor; best of table ENT — COMPO! LY board. mize. | the Intand a5un. FS iste | "2? _ Room, with or without board. ew Hamphire ave. Apply at 1408 | ri aioe | F (CuOIcE BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS, 215 4p st. naw, nid-6t* FOR RENT—18 NEW YORK AVE, HAND- somely furnished arior, second and tikird-siory snitable for married or single persons one | With private oath; family table; references exchang- | JH a nlé-im® mail portion of py books. For full list call at office for bull in splendid 3 sais Tou oe nor. at oag, iene ee EW THREESTORY BAY W mig all Conveniences: cen Fal locattor Thos EWA AMAN, #17 Fstnw. mitt HOUs! FURNISHED he season | t= all sections ofthe ct tor th tor by the yane. n16-3t eos _ _ 1505 Penissyivania ave. | Fok ENT TWO” FINELY IMPROVED houses, sich Metroporiton ‘doors, | S391" and’ S33 P mrect, West Washin cre | of Mr. JOSEPH FEAMSON, 1411 320 street, Went Washington. “eae JOR RE! TREEEN MOON greater part of imtgure fatuusrs chenain “aiaer re Or | Spenco Dist inv Address ViN DOR, Sat office n {OR RENT—AT 1400 K ST._N.W., ELBGANT oom with private baths attaclied and 9 ‘Table boarders accommodal nizzwe | NILE McPHERSON E.CORNER 16TH AND 1 sts., will be reopened October Sih for the sccom- Hon of permanent, transient and table ceity neswe Suits BT. SOUTHALL. | 70S We FOR, BEST FURNISHED AND UNFURNISIT- iF? hay i ‘ed front rooms, with first-class table board, perma- ent apd trauwent ‘Ihe Auburn House, corner of 32d and Pennayivauia ave. By shambere: furnace, pen tres. peaking tubes: beast. ‘AND TH STREET N. Wi Is NOW catlon, wear” ‘Thomas 3 eas ‘of guesin. -A few fic- | Terms moderate. to strictly ‘Toums can still be obtained; first-class table 08 Premises, 1315 N stow. Dd-2we DSOMELY FUR- E uished Hone: three rooms, en multe, ou ‘frst for: wo large parlors and diuing-roor, als butler's. pan Gack statronse: library below: lange, ‘i PRAGUE MANSION, COR 6TH AND E STS SPE For rene wih arerciam beard. several very desirable rooms: also transient and table board moduted, ocd1-1m_ E LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9TH ST. N.W. aud the La Pierre aw. cor. 10th and Eu.W.. arethe conducted inouses . Tabletirn- 608 H ST. N.W., 10 ROOM IN | 2 cellent condition: modern lunja. Two-sory stable. THOMAS W. POW LIER, G21 F st. second floor, 2 RENT—A TEN ROOM HOUSE; HALL, water. gms, lntrobe, "ent, 920. Also. sx tvont house. Apply to ©, IN, 1108 1 n Lose RK RENT— HOUSE LOST AND FOUND. OST-YESTERDAY, AT HERZOG'S, RED Fiuah Puree. contalzing two riuge one gid with Please return to 72 K st.n.@, and receive reward, 1% ‘O6T—WHITE AND ORANGE MARKED SET- ter Puppy. Liberal reward if returned to 1225 8 nw. it" | month, Lt toepay, NOVEMBER 17, A GOLD Siem, jcan Ear-rit with te, Suitable re— ow acdriee snes ene fe | Jhon RENT rou OsT—-A BLACK AND TAN GTP. ANSWER Reexihed, ‘10th st. near Dupont circie; $250 per a nw. = 0 rr OU: lors ot. 3. Ws is Toums; modern improvements. in first-class order: Tilt ot be routed for a boarding hone: rout G70 pet month.” Apply to LLSUN, corver ‘and Louisiana ave. n.¥. n1elw FOE RENTo2611 NEW JERSEY AVE. Six- ‘Rooms, modern Cia wala rewntacd toORORGn 291 Peon: | Furnished, 15th st., near K; $200 per month. aylvania ave. niwxe” | Purnisued, Qs. near Tock §130 por month Furuished, § st) Puruished; UST—A GOLD VEST Cl AND CROWS AT- Liitthed “Piberdl reward it leh ab 144d 32d at nw. sate TRAYED FROM 1738 P ST.N. W..A SMALL Sit Asie inet oat i SEMn us Ba RRENT—ELEGANTL: FURN Wits OR WITHOUT BOARD, 1510 H S1,0% POSITE ARLINGTON, ENT—1 RIOR AND BEDROO! RR TARGE PARLOR ANDB communicating, second floor: aitendance, a heated and, oor ‘convenient to sivect care aw. Scene ‘or herdics. 1426 N at. alé-lwe (Ost ON SATURDAY, AFTERNOON, |A JET and Pear! Ear-ring. Finder will pleasé leav Room. 110, Patent Office, or 623 East Cupitol st.nnd receive Reward cai nlite D—CAME TO MY PREMISES SUNDAY, November 14, one dark bay Mare. Prove prop ‘rey, pay charges And take her away. 1128 Bat. we, ry 517 10th st. n.w. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES A srom Washington. cousining 112 sore aitates igh state of cultivation, It has every convenience for easy and first-class farming, and the mi producis more than pay the expenses of the place. ‘The mansion was recently designed by a well-known Bos- ton architect, aud 1s first-class in all its ments, Also ere aes: dweliing-houses for foreman and other peaan . oy regen home rf ee and needs only to be seen to be appreciated. “the owner parts with it only because busiuvas demands kis Temoval te Tngulreof owner, 8, R. PRIEST, on th inautre er, on the from Tak m, D.C. on Bh Branch, B. and G- Ik 2 Peat mos ranch, B. Washington, D.C ‘ANTED—TO RENT, A. FARM, BY practical New Y ork state. farmer, waltsble for kee Gamal) dairy and ng adees BONG! SEH, 000 Ree aW. Mn EE SERENE R BALE—BON AN: Fos BONANZA FOR AN ENERGETIC westor Ten count Stbowt tour ceres temow planted ts sere in Fre “Place can be made pay for itself In Eade tf balance” So, 4 Wace ate D163 1804 and 806 F si. nw. OR IMPROVED FARM IN VIRGINTA, ry Ee fini ioe PRE Tee ‘the street mw. WE HAVE A GOOD MANY jon the ‘Branch, in the R small Seees. es as Homecare °F Fe ath front p tpers aa (OR RENT—LARGE DOUBLE PARKLO! ‘handsomely. furnished, on. fest floor: sultable for an BEC board; central location, near fire and latrobe; with or without ‘open grate fire an 4 Frithout nlé2w bed-t ished, with or without, Eaxt Capitol st. | WOR RENT—RoOMA, AND BOARD— THREE oor Be ewe aie” ‘OR RENT—1105 F ST. second-story Rooms; north will rent farniobed. or unfurl Tnprovements; fimmediate ‘ent tenant preferred. ‘OR RENT — FOR THE NW:, TWO LARGE ‘with all modern NT—HANDSOMELY, AND NEWLY- REN z ‘turnistied suite of m aos open fires, and: a ee a rd ‘convenience, 2028 I st. n.w. Penn. ave. cars pam thedoor. n10-I1m. front; every e ‘floor ‘butler’s pantry. OST—SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT6 A.M. A large chambers, baih and drew ‘brown Horse. with one white bind foot. Feward if returned to corner 34 and I sta n.¢. 1! osT— ‘nam L SCLISH PUG ANSWERS inggears. fice. ie of Jock; has very Diack face and high ‘Reward OST-NOVEMBER 10TH. SMALL BROWN and had “on, will be paid by returning to Stat ya Taundry ‘ands i iT — NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY Fo..BS aN house facing a park en. ‘and Mamachusetss double "convenient to five lines cars; terms 1017-1019 10th, cor. Mass ave, “AT 1829 Q ST. N.W., A south it; with ‘alcove and ‘Board 20}