Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1885, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. WEDNESDAY, THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: ‘WEPNESDAY. CROSBY S. NOYES... ‘The Evening “tar has « regular, permanent boun de daily circuintion more than treble that of any other daily paper published Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here udded together. > Underlying the transactions of Congress dur- ing the session now about opening will be at- tempts by the leaders of both parties to sketch out the campaign of 1888. The candidates and the wateh-words for that campaign will now be juusly considered. We must remember that in less tigan a yeara new House of Repre- sentatives is fo be chosen, and that the nomi- nating conventions for 1555 are but two years: anda baif distant. It will be of the greatest importance, therefore, to come to an under standing this winter as to men and policies for the coming struggic. For the moment great uncertainty reigns on these matters in both parties. Many in each camp would Ike to be led forth to battle under the old captains and on the same lines. The issue in 1884 hung by a hair, and many repub- Jicans are quite willing to try their luck a sec- ond time with Blaine, believing that he was de- feated mors by chance than from any signifi- cant expressio of preference by the nation. Mr. Blaine himself {s represented to be taking no interest in polities, but it will be remembered that his attitude was sugh for the two years preceding his nomination in 1884. It is certain that now, as then, his friends do not regard him asout of the fight, and his name will be treely mentioned through the winter in all conferences among republican leaders. Senator Logan has deelared positively that he will not run again as the tall of the ticket, and it might happen that his persistent refusal to do so would upset the hopes of the Blaine men just as Hendrick: refusal to run a second time disturbed Tilden’s plans in 1880, Apart from the “old ticket,” there does not seem, as yet, to be a set of opinion towards any one man. At the proper time a demonstration will doubtless be made in favor of Senator Evarts, on the ground that he is the most avail- able candidate in New York state. But while Mr. Evarts is greatly admired throughout the state, his political strength on a popular vote ean only be guessed at, forall his many honors shave sprung from his professional standing and his appreciation by tndividuals whohad the control of appointments, It remains to be seen how he would run before the people. Mr. Sherman and Mr. Edmunds stand about where they did when candidates began to be mentioned and measured before the last con vention. Their strong and their weak points are well known, and their claims will be dis- cussed without the excitement of novelty. Either would make a representative candidate and would bring out the party vote. Neither would supply the campaign with new blood. ‘The democrats are fully as much at ecaas the republicans. In the natural order of things, they would be expected to regard the opening administration favorably and be Inclined to Tatity thei own choice In 1884 by renomi- nating their old ticket. Probably the senti- ment of the party in this mattgr will erystalize during the coming winter. It would be unwise to too much stress on the present disatiec- tion over the offices. If the administration commends itself to the party during the winter by its action with reference to publi questions, this class of murmurings will die out of hear Ing. Even now it may be noticed that there is much less angry talk on this subject than a few months ago. A little friction and consequent irritation was inevitable, whatever policy the Presiéent had adopted. Very possibly Mr. Cleveland bas really made fewer enemies by pursuing a negative and conservative course than by trying to balance the claims of the Jealous local factions of the part; ———— The first to appear of the reports of heads of departments is that of the postmaster-genera]_ ‘With some of its features the public are already familiar through the medium of bureau reports issued earlier in the season and through news- paper Interviews bearing on the management of the department. This familiarity with the subject-matter of the report on the part of the public only renders them, however, better qual- ified to give it intelligent attention. ‘The postmaster-general notices the decrease in receipts owing to the lower rate of letter postage, but is not inclined to be anxions over adeficit which springs from a judicious reduc- tion of taxation. The gap, he believes also, wily be only temporary. The deficiency in tne money order and registered letter offices wax caused, he thinks, by the duliness of trade, and isalready promising to disappear with the re- turnof better times. A leading topic in the report is the manage- ment of the foreign mail service. On this poing Mr. Vilas argues forcibly in support of the pol- tey‘ot the department towards the steamship companies which claimed the $100,000 dis_ eretionary fand for subsidy voted by Congress, With the main features of this controversy the public have been abundantly enlightened by the parties in interest, and doubtless we shall hear much more upon this topic during the winter. ‘The postmas meral pays a deserved trib. | Full value for their money, and Adler's Ten Per Cent BN aad Coben Soo ie inc | Cinting ious Mike pics chentnc oem moon profits make light prices, and by selling good clothing Faso, 400,000 pine of mall mater nc | Mac pee mam retailing at ute to the fidelity and efficiency of the letter carriers, who, it is shown, distributed on an ave. during the year. oe ‘The enormous wealth of this country in re- spect toagrieulture and natural products is ilus- trated by the report of the National Cattle aud Horse Growers’ Association, recently in sexsion atst. Louis. According to this report the asso- elation represents the owners of 49,000,000 cattle, 10,000,000 horses and an invest- ment of $2,000,000,000 capital, or an amount of mouey considerably in ex- cess of the national debt. ft is only natural ‘that an organization of this importance should take the ground that its interests form a sub- Ject of legitimate concern for statesmen, and the appeal of the convention for legislation to protect cattle against disease and other danzers should meet the serious attention of Congress, ——— It looks as tf Mr. Parnell, although a plain, quiet young man, without great family connec- tions or wealth, will have quite ax much to do with the governing of England for the next tew years as the generality of dukes and moncy- nabobs. The elections thus far point to him as the arbiter in the coming parliament, and his past record is @ guaranty that he will use this great power with couraze and discretion to pro- tote the true interests of Ireland. es If decapitation Is the object, the knife of the Fuillotin: is a much neater implement than the rope of the gallows. No such bideons aecidents ‘us some time azo occurred In this District and the other day ip England should be possible. Death by hanging is clumsy and brutal enough without the added borror of decapitation by the Fope cutting throazh the poor wretch’s neck. $$ Referring tothe mmor that Mr. Gould has withdrawn from Wall street, the Providence Journal wagely observes that “the crocodile Sometimes retires under the suriace, but the wise Hindoo does not goin bathing near the spot where be dixappeu. Fheavevanrers For Ges Fixe SLIPPERS: SLIPPERS SLIPPERS ALLIGATOR SLIPPERS, : SEALSKIN SLIPPE! MAROON GOAT SLIPPERS, PINE EMBROLDERED SLIPPERS Axp A Fell Live of Ladies Fine Hand Sewed Boots. ‘Genuine Cur kb! Dox Ladies Extra fine Cur. Kid. Box ov, Ladies Extra fine Cur. Kid Common Sense. Infapts fine French Kid (the best)........ = 100 Ail the latest styles im Gent's Fine Hand Sewed BOOTS and SHOES. RUBBERS: RUBBERS RUBBERS 1 ALL STYLER The ZEPHYR is our Spectaity im that line, Itis ee lightest aud best iliting Rubber made, Cork Boles for Slipper bottoms—Plain and Fleece ined. Also & complete liue of Boys and Youth's School Shoes at the very Lowest Casts Prices, Our tine of Misses’ and Children’s Spring Heels fs ee targpet in the civ. Wat. HL RICH, ‘T81 MARKET SPACE a ONZE PRICE TO ALL Turse Cuntsraas Tos It is well to be wary. We call aitention to the ‘steady unsensational prices which have al- ways prevailed at our establishment, Search for bargains, but be wary. There fs acertain excitement attached to Holiday purchasing which is very apt to make You reckless as to what and of wkom you are buying. Suppose it should not be the exact thing; wrong color, or size, or for any reasons unsatisfactory. Can you take them back and exchange them? Can you have the money re- funded you to buy elsewhere if you wish? All manner of ways and means are resorted to to got the unwary's money. We say: First pick out the house, then the things. Here, im ‘most instances, your dollar nesta its better; at any rate It is ready for you when you can get more for it elsewhere. ‘Useful, practical, sensible and substantial Christmas Gifts is the predominant idea this season. Of course, the younger ones must ‘have Dolls, small Chinaware, ministure Tables, Wagons, ete. But the housewife, the husband and the elder children want more substantial © articles, and naturally we turn to Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Cloaks, Wraps, Fine ‘Dresses, Umbrellas, Neckwear, Curtains, Blan- kets, Comforta, Bolts of Cottons and Sheetings, ‘Table Damasks, Table Cloths and Napkins, Piano Covers, &c., &e. Hundreds of useful articles which wouid make the most acceptable of Xmas Gifts. are now under our roof ready for distribution, YOODWARD & LoTHROP. Sux Prvsezs Foru ‘The nucle! of many a happy Christmas pres- ent, Deft fingersand the artist’s eye work won- ders in the shope of hahdsomely embroidered and hend-painted Table Scarfs, Tidiex Mantel Lambrequins and thousands of other pretty ornaments for various purposes. ‘191nch Silk Plush, good (all shades), $1.40, 191nch Silk Plush, excellent (all shades), $1.75, 24-inch Silk Plush, fine (all shades), $1.75. 24-inch Silk Plush, very fine (all shades), $2.00. 24-Inch Silk Plush, extra fine (all shades). $2.20. ‘2Liuch Silk Plush, superfine (all shades), $2.50. ‘We mean by all shades, any color in the least ‘way desirable, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lavrs Or Tasre are invited to call and examine an elegant line of “Silk Moucbolr Cases” and “Silk Glove Cases” now on exhibition in our Handkerchief Department, A decided “Novelty,” and will make elegant Christ- ‘mas Gifts, All the materials can be obtained of ua, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. As me -repunticax” ann “carrie” ‘We have advertised « Grand Christmas Sale of ‘Men's and Ladies Initia] Handkerchiefs, which 4s fully worth perusing, for soon you will want to know who has Handkerchiefs that are “All- Linen” and nothing but Linen. It is not policy to wait until Christmas, for the excitement, inconvenience and hurry incident to the Christmas trade, are certainly wort avoiding. Extensive preparations and excellent facili- ties enables us to wait upon a larger trade than ever before. ‘We have endeavored to give our establish- ment somewhat of @ Holiday appearance, and extend all a special invitation to visit us. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pa ave. tai 912 Dst. ‘Take Elevator.or _Saratoga Springs, X. Natoma AFER, ‘Telephone sa. * adm} Tar Prov C@hce, THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND, POrULAR WITH THE PEOPLE, VICTOR E ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTH- ING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. 6. W. THE PEOPLE WANT LESS THAN WHOLESALE RATES. We hope that because our prices are so extremely Jow that no one will imagine that the clothing we sell fs not as carefully cut and made and best custom work, Superior workmanship and low Prices are our strong points, SEE US FOR PANTS. SEE US FOR SUITS. SEE US FOR OVERCOATS. Don't forget our fine stock of Boys’ and Children's qlathing st Ten Per Cent above actual cost of manu- ture, ‘The way to save cash 1s for buyers to meet At Adler's Ten Per Cent House, 927 and 929 Seventh street. VICTOR ©. ADLER'S TEN PER CEN? CLOTHING HOUSR, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11, a2 7 ‘oxmpay Grons at e WM. H. MORRISON'S, We now invite our friends and patrons to inspect our disp!ay of Cards and handsome Books selected for the Holidays In addition to these we have a large stock of Fancy Articles specially designed for Gita Come and satisfy yourselves as to prices, &c. By coming eurly you Will avoid the crowd and confusion of the Just few days before Christmas, az good aa the 476 PENNA, AVE. TES MELLEN, ENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER, Room GO; Pacific Bullding, 624 ¥ st, ‘Will exhibit on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3D, A CASE OF FRENCH BONNETS, FROMTHE LEAD- Ci. M. B. Bavce $a A Awarded Prize Medals by the Exposition, 1884, for Work, Expositions agi menced pieces in Needlework, Drawn Work, Cases in OlL, FAPESTRY, CHINA, LUSTRA, ‘Washington, ¥ Oth st. Cy ec Speaking Lubes to rooms. N.B— ‘Embroidery and Drawn Highest Awards for Art Bab a tec rea 2386m_ ‘MINERAL Watke 1020 F street HOLIDAY GOODS. __ HOLIDAY GOODS. + = A - he DECEMBER 2, 1885-WITH SUPPLEMENT. 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ALL THIS WEEK, ALL THIS ALL THIS SPECIAL NOTICE. UVENTBS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRG A SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS fully offer thelr whole stock as bargains, and you ‘any houve doing it, ‘The BON MARCHE will not doo, even to catch the unwary. ‘The BON MARCHEwill only advertise bargains. You compare goods as well as prices, and you also, gentle reader, will ave your eyes opened. HOLIDAY GOODS. ‘We will open today a full line of ‘The latest novelty for mantel ornaments, at S4c. and 98c. each, saseam AT 10 CENTS EACH, 1 lot of Pure Linen Hemutitched Handkerchiefs, Tayi nel % 4 borders, te, Se % and 14,1 nches bor: FELT TIDIES AND TABLE SCARFS, Eelt Tides at Te. each ment of Albums, Piusn Dolis and Fancy Wil- ‘Wo be the lowest, Your white and colored borde: der, worth ‘at 2c. 2 Table Searf a Sic each; worth $1.85, 10 CENTS A YARD. terns of Wool Laces, Colors: M; light brown, garnet, black and bi eyard. Balance of our FUR TRIMMINGS ‘Will be closed out at COST PRICE egg oczupied by them for display Wants COLORED WOMA) chamber work, at 1016 14th st. n.w. Reference r AS we require the sj Of our large line of LADIES’ AND MISSES' CLOAKS, wing to the backwardness of the season the cloak manufacturers find themselves with a large hand and are naturally desirous of reducing the sume. Having been very careful at the beginning of the sea: son we are now in a position to bi ay these goods at our Lately'we secured ‘Three Decided ‘Bar LADIES' NEWMARKETS AT 810 EACH. MANUFACTURER'S PRICE, $14.50. 37 Newmarkeis of brown bison cloth. fur collar and cuit, box-plaited back, sizes 32, 4,86,88 and a0. Nollady should be: Newmarkets make stout indies look less stout and slender ladies appear graceful. ithout a cloth Ni BROCADE VELVET VISITES, AT $13.50 EACH. MANUFACTURER'S PRICE, $18. 8 Brocade Velvet Visites, 4 of them trimmed with feather trimming, remaitider with chenille fringe, MISSES' NEWMARKETS AT $6.50, FOR 12, 14 AND 16 YEARS. ik, | Manuacturers" prices, 96.00 for 12 years, 67.00 for 14 years, $8.50 for 16 years OUR OBJECT IN MARKING THE ABOVE AT SUCH LOW FIGURES IS TO DISPOSE OF THEM QUICKLY. viata yeett Bowes Cunisras Caxpizs ar WHOLESALE. I respectfully eall the attentlon of the trade to my establishment. Iam now prepared to fill orders for anything in my line, and especially mention the large yariety of CANDY, shaped and moulded into different forms or figures, all sultable for Christmas Tree Trim- mnings or Gifts for Children. I also mention MIXED CANDIES, both French and American Of this class of goods I have in stock. ‘and will continue to make up from now until Christ- ‘mas different qualities, all pure goods, but at the Low- Packed In est prices, G-1b, Paper Boxes, 25-1. Wooden Boxes, aliding top, 25-18, Wooden Pails) Barrels or Packages, Early orders solicited. GEORGE J. MUELLER, ‘WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER, na0-2ws 814 Pennsylvania avenue p. w. 816-318 SEVENTH St. N. W. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Hoar Orzyise. He 10 PERT © BROTHER, NED AVERY iI ASSORTMENT "01 FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. CATHER AND PLUSH TOILET PLUSH AND VIENNA LEATHER WORK BOXES, ‘UBSIA AND VIENNA LEATHER CARD CASES: PANESK. “BEAL AND ALLIGATOR SKIN PURSES. = BORG'S COLOUNE AND ODORS IN ER-COVERED BOTTLES, AND OLIVE WOOD ODOR CASES, URES, MANICURE BETS. AND PLUSH MOUNTED INED WORK BASKETS. JARIAN GLASS. COCARD RECEIVERS AND THERMOME- "ERS. BRASS WRITING SETX, VIENNA LEATHER AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, GENTLEMEN'S SHAVING CASES AND SMOK- ING SETS. LADIS AND GENTLEMEN'S CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND MUFFLERS. LATEST NOVELTL BORDERED, WHITE, 'l) EMBROIDERED H, UCCESSO) HAS NOW OPE! VARL 2: ALGERIAN FIG! ELEGANT PORTED SATH OVELTIES IN HU IN LADIES COLORED BLOCK PATTERNS INDUCEMENTS" TN FANCY TEAND- EES FOR LADIES AND GENTLE- Siivensera’ GRAND HOLIDAY OFEKING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. ADVERTISEMENT IM BATURDAY'S STAB. IT WILL PAY YOU, ‘M. BILVERBERO @ 00, eg ‘7th and 813 8th, near Pennsylvania avenue. Geaxo Paz Burma Tam In receipt weekly, fresh from the Creamery, the cel “FOX RIVER” ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, PRPSey Pee eater taut Also, the cel “BARB CITY" fer, made by H.R. Gurler, president of the irymen's tenttt Drapds also of lowaand New York State Bur 428 SEVENTH STREET, ‘Beg to inform their Priends Patrons that their and other articies for Holiday Gifts 12 Bow complete, and would urge thelr customers to call before the rush commences. ONE PRICE CLUTHIER AND TAILOR, ‘Now ts the best time to purchase, Lowest prices! 297 display of Books, Christmas NOVELTIES IN LEATHER, PLUSH, ée. raat core area n20-6t ‘916 Peanayivania (935 Pennsyivania. MEN AT 1c. 26c., 37e. and B0c. NEW Site UMBHELL AST FOR ADIES AND EN. WITH GOLD. SILVER, EBONY AND NATURAL HANDL sar PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERR’ PERRY Buitping, ‘Penn. Avenue, corner th street, Established 1840. Hounay Pazranarions, WE ARE MAKING EXTENSIVE PREPARA- TIONS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE IN ALL CLASSES OF DRY GOODS, VIZ, LADIES' NEW- MARKETS, ENGLISH WALKING COATS, SILKS, VELVETS, SATINS, PLUSHES, FANCY DRESS: GOODS, LADIES ‘AND GENTS WRAPPER GOODS, LADIES’ EMBROIDERED FLANNEL SKIRTS, BLACK AND COLORE:! CRAPE CLOTHS, TRICO CLOTHS, HOMESPUN DON'T FAIL TO READ THEIR WHOLE COLUMN | CLOTHS, FLANNEL BUITING, LACE CURTAINS, FINE SOUTH DOWN BLANKETS, CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, QUILTED BED COMFORTS, EM- BEOIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, HEMMED- STITCHED AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES’ ANL CHIL- DREN,FRENCH AND GERMAN TABLE CLOTHS, PIANO COVERS. CARPETINGS. BRUSSELS CARPET, from 65c. upw: INGRAIN CARPET, from 25¢., 80c., 37c. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths. RUGS, SMYRNA, SHEEPSKIN, VELVET, and MOQUET, Ric., Kic., Eto, Kta, Etc, CASHMERES, JOHNSON, GARNER & Co., 636 Pennsylyanis ave, south side. ORS FOR CHILDREN. Ne e Artistic ber SN PINK STA 7 ANTED—FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUN. W “tress Hi laid: best references Te- quifed: White preferred. Tors N st. nw. ae W Shine fadietts mane G, ENERURTIC iw Calle: 100 Mhst ne. "ANTED—A GIRL, 15 Tr x ages jn house, Must have reterences, “Apply, Ah at BL A a Be — ihner, atis3a Pet, 8 JOURNEY MAN mts HOOF BUILDIN "ANTED—HOUSEKEEPERS, COOK: yi bermalds, Seamstresses, Waltremes a TT Mme nw. DUNDORE SCO) and Bell ‘ANTED—A_ FIRST-CLASS COOK: Wi W fecommentted.” Gail at 6'tiva agoe WELL Dy ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS PANT WwW jyore to be taken home. MERZ toot 16; must know how to cx Soa rey ANTED | TWO EXPERIENCED YOUNG W faite tadies tn a Pancras Gepsted US Apply, with references, at GUS Oth st new “4g Wy ANTED—A WHITE OR COLORED wi (W weno is a good cook, and wiling orishas tostay at mghts.. References required, paid, Apply at 808 17th st. nw. Wy ANTED-NURSE—A WHITE GIRL, ABOUT VHITE, GIRL ABOUT eral agency” in. Washi vic control the wale of & staple article of daily crntint® on. "Any energetic man With snail enol care a perman ness. Sites GREENWICH MANCPACTURIS Sees Vesey st., New York. zie ‘ANTED—10 INTELLIGEN’ DIES TO farm lace-making for Hranen oe, TO Sithdue“referancen and porte weceuesS Meters " un before 7th, A. WHITING. City Post Oftice, ” a BRS? ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN Cooks, $10 to $20; chambermaids, nurse COOMES, Emp, Bureau, 926 ¥ N A WHITE GIRL TO Do CHAM OW terwork and assist at washing. “Spo uaa st. n.w., between 2d and 34. a 'TED—AT SAMS’ RESTAURANT, 6TH W aiarennsyivaniaave, alintae aries carver. Only first-class men needapply: disse ANTED—10 COLORED GIRLS TO LEARN SW dieermaiing: aise, amelicolorea get OARS. herself useful about the house. Apply 1: ava a4 7 Lest. coated aoe Es DALE st naw doe NG GERMAN GIRI to care fortwo voting children tnd asia hi and assist at housewor! quired, es B05 ANTED — , UEHOLSTERY W ANTHDA FIRSTCLASS CATEN ER: LOCA- tion hest In the city; possession of dining-room, kitchen, etc., given immediately; 10 or 12 Boarders: gan be secured at once; references required. Address RM. A., Star oftice. ngo-ste ANTED— WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, $10 to $20. Chambermaids, Waitresses, Nurses, Coachmen, Waiters—help of all_kind—with references, NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 517 ‘7th st., bet. Eand F, 28-60" W. *TO WORK FOR USON OUR samples for holiday trude; $10 to $15 per week can be made: full particuinrs free. Address, at once, CARLETON & CO.,Rostou, Mask Box 5,162, n2s-im* ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 1N city or country to take light work at their own homes. ‘$3to$4 aday easily made: work sent by mall: no canvassing. We have a good demand for our work and furniah steady employinent. Address, with stamp, CROWN MFG 94 Vine st. Cincinnatl, 0. 027-300 W their awn homes 87 to $10 per week canbe yuietly made. No Photo. painting; ‘no canvassing. fill particulars please address, at_once, CRIs ART CO., Hoston, Mass, Box 5,170. _n21-5w WANTED--ROOMS. __WANTED-—-SITUATIONS. [ANTED-BY A girl, FI of plain sewing, ine st how. cooks, cham! ree ee « eu) = ae = ‘ANTED—BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, rok Delorean. © of Accountant, Address, W. La, Star office. dz te FIRST-CLASS DRESSM AKER font Rew York, sewing in families Cus a new Competent'in her business, Address 3 ‘Star office. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. __ ‘OR RENT—A VERY LARGE, HANDSOMELY- furnished chamber. with bath adjainging: fron ‘ob Conneticut at COMPETENT pesition in a amall funily SGA NNIE FLOM POON. bath Apply at 1922 32th ‘will be rented to desirable party. ED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘®s chambermaid, > address 2430, i ANTED-SITUATE: FURNISHED ROOMS, COMMUN! le, modern conventences, at 1 jerences required. "ate T-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHIN A itol; light and beat; price FD SS sk we FIRST-CLASS of House end of ( JOR RENT—ON CITE HANDSOME ROOMS now Vacant at the McPherson House, cor. of a Mrs M. T. SOUTHALL, Ms OK RENT—A SUITE OF PARLORS, HAND- inished, with or without board. ‘land ave. ne, newr Capitol. ENT — HANDSOMELY communicating Rooms, 1318 14th st. now, dic HANDSOMELY — FUR- OR RENT-LARGE W ANTEDT RT AOUNGTADY OF two years’ ex} rally Suchat In Gly of ° ferred "Address Mins ent teach’ small shed House: ‘three rooms en suite on first floor: Fe: strictly private familly. A: ico aa lence, a Sitnation to branches and musi and to make herself gen- Catholic amily pr thon; southern ex} on premises, 131: RENT—A SUIT: shed Rooms on the second floor, with. OF HANDSOMI WY ANTED-BY A COMPETEN’ ituation to do house work Be Ad@resa C. H. M., Star office, bout city reference. azar SY ANTED— PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEP seamstresses, qocies maa ee dermal ‘Cooks. walters, Waltremes, with refer. Sacen A.COOMBS. Emp: Buren, 926 Fat dim a AN HOUSEKEEPER, Willing to work: a good home the object. Address MTR, 17a ‘ANTED—A PLACE. thst. "ANTED—A_SEAMSTRESS WHO UNDER: W ‘stands Dressmacing wishes to go out by theday ‘ddress Box 7, Star office, ‘ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK, EM- ployment where no laundry Is required, who King in all its branches. Apply’ 10:84 ™ or understands ghildre: in or out-toor_work, with rei 517 7th st. nw. LABOR BUREA iT WHITE. MAN Dath-room attached. 1: ‘oras coachman; & private family: h Hoard for two, $40. R RENT—615 11TH ST. NW. HANDSOME, commodions and newly furnished with abundant hea ments and howe Hew: 11th st. ears to Burea t. Smithsonian ids, cooks, bures, chat? Roam en suite i; excellent att Agricultural Depart: Garden, pass door. ‘Specially suitable for Kenator oF OR RENT—TWO W: municating second-st every convent front rooms: or will rent a ployment ax maid. seamstress or the care of Food city reference. Address CA —TWO ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, ‘without board, at 1505 8th st. nw. Call be tween 6 and 8p. Bi, a ‘OR RENT—19 TOWA CIRCLE, A SUITE OF Furnished Rooms, to” gentlemen ‘oi POSITE CHA suite, first floor; oF; Large :ki-Hoor rooms, ap: iat? OSTA, 10 reward on its return to owner, bi ‘ol Line. stn. owner. Bai D. naine of Suoozer. Dw. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DINING-ROOM. furnished, with kitchen, where there are room- ers who would take board. by’ an experienced caterer. Address Box 19, Star office, oo, Soe W ASTED-THRER UNFURNISHED Roos, for light housekeeping, references exchanged, fora family ofadults. Address G. L., Star office. At" ANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms for housekeeping by gentleman and wife, WELLBORN, Star office. d2-20* ‘ANTED—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, AT Feasonable rates, by a gentleman and wile, for ght housekeeping. Address. A. G., Star otice 2 Vv ‘ANTED—TO RB FO month, within afew syuures of 19th and T a Parlor and Bed Room on second floor, fora Idy, one ite child and nurse. Meals to be furnished by caterer.»| Star oft te Address, ANTED-AGL. WHO HAV! ‘Apartments for rent will find it greatly to the advantage to register same,with full particufhrs, atthe directory for renting rooms, St. Cloud building, corner Oth and F sts. Room 14. Office open dally from & am, to6pm. "ROBERT B. KINSELL, _n212w* __WANTED--HOUSES. ‘ANTED—TO RENT BY A LADY, WHOSE health has tailed, two partially "Fu Houses 1n one of the finest and most fushionabl {ties for a boarding louse: boarders uow in. paying tween $400 and $500 per month, and nine rooms still to be rented, beside dining room and parlors. Would. prefer to sell furniture to parties desiring the house, Aduress “Alpha,” Star oflice. azste ANTED—TO INVEST, $3,000 TO $5,000 IN @ store, residence or vacant ground under Sue. foot. Must be a bargal Capitol st.. with particu ‘ANTED—I HAVE ORDERS FROM CLIENTS for the purchase of five Houses, in good_concl- tou and well'situated, in price from $3,000 to. 87,000, Persons having such for sale at. fair prices will please submit them. “Also wanted two Lots in northwest for Baliding purposes. ALP. F, ., Es WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—$300 AT 10 PER CENT FOR FIVE ears on fiist note secured by valuable real es- tate fh lower Maryland. Addrew HA. N. SAS” DEN, city P.O, aaa Eli RENT OR BUY—A FARM OF about 10 acres, north of and within six miles of the city, Address, giving full particulars, Box 78, Btar office. a4 Owners address 913 in my work or prices, $5 and $7, aud upwards. and upwards, and 61214 st, n. w. nZB-Ote nitui proved und unimproved prop ances for investment. chase or having land for sale in. the noi east section of the city will tind it to their advant to do so through this company, which gives its w attention and energy to the di of the city, This com; feet in one tract on New for investment. n23-6m_ n21-10t ‘7 HAVE A CLIENT WHO DESIRES TO INVEST fifty thousand dollars in Real state. Parties having bangains to sell for spot cash, call on n7-lm NOR Te ave. vani R. HERT! » surance, 1428 N.'Y. ave. estate and other security. panies. LOST AND FOUND. 7) ON TICKED SETTER 2 > itable reward if brought sunuy Back Parlor, with Land cars.” 415 60 Aj HANDSOMELY F ree bright bed-rooms: suitable ber or others; terms reasonable. 1316, LIVER-COLORED with chain attached. ‘rug store corner 19th aud N sts. n.w. OST—A POCKETBOOK ON DECEMBER IST, _dcoming from, @th and Kast Capitol sts. to tie Palais Royal. Liberal reward will be turned 721 East Capitol st, or the Star office. Liberal reward if left at ernexposure: open fire; avenue cars pass the door. T Cara. POCKET-BOOK CONTAL 4 390 FURNISHED—A_ LAR floor, with aleove and bay window: i floor; both rooms have: posure; private family; references excl h st 0, frout room, t UTH SIDE OF PEN December 2. between State Dep: ‘Washington Circle, a Pocketbook, containing one $20. bill and change in, silver: also. 1016 15TH ST. NW. MOST DE ity, Singie or en suite; Arst-class ‘Table Board in house: herdies pass the door. T PARLOR, BACK PARLOR and Bed-room adjoining: boaye south frout; grate jesird, at 18Grant Place. sirable Rooms in A Spitz Dog, answers to aume ‘of Nick, returned to 617 N st. 1.w. fire: good Table Board, if mer can have same ing charges. JAS, D. ROWE, Chapel Road, ‘or 4 persons: everything new, re ED, OR STO: BS 1885. a white Teifer, 15m i five dollars will be paid if returned to PHILIP | HUTCHINSON, Ost..het. 11th and 12th Se. nos Sb REWARD st ON THUESDAY, NOV. 19, De) IRS, lack Newfoundland Dox. Answars t ‘Above reward and no asked ifreturned to GEO. F. KOZEL, 1813 14th F SULTES OF ROOMS FOR Members of Con Lunt! satisfied. D.G, PRO st | ABOUT NOV. 20 ‘old Sheep. Owner can have same by paying SS HOOVER. FURNISHED ; on first and second floors. 1634 st maw. near A LARGE HANDSOME ROOMS, & excellent table board. Carriage D FIXTURES 01 first-class’ grocery and_ provision st lished stund: satistacto chaser. Address KAI OR SALE-THE . which is all new, of a Hoveln well located: at present ther the house; declining health ing: rent, $100 per month; ing, with heat and 'y Feasons made known to pur- jAIN, FLEISCHMAN RENT—AT 1816 G ST, NW. price, $3,200 cash. Only those desiring to pay cash need adress Hox 147, oftice. pe NORTH WASE Company have a large within # square of principal hotels and car lines, et id third floors, he Parties desirin, 4 private fumily ntof that part pshire ave, at a bargain ‘Aiso, 200,000 acres of improved farm lands in Vir- ginia for sale or exch: ROOM AND KITCHE Also, ns and hull room on third floor, firnished or unfurnished, near Government Printing office; ten boarders” Address I. GA.» Star ‘7. W. TYRER, aud gas, on second floor; also, thirdsstory rooms” with board, tiear th, 11th and 14ih street care. dl-lw* —940 LST, ONE re SALE_THE BEST CORNER ON | front room at moderate” pric A splendid business stand, Lot 26 ft. 6 in.by improved by @ good and subst containing 9 rooms, besi story brick stable in will take other good pr Real Estate, Loans. Insuratice. Notary Public, intial Brick Building, FURNISHED a fine large Store, ll in good order and repair; ‘T1324 16TH &T. NW. HAND furnished Rooms and choll meals tarnished by horse and wagon to private fam- Dinner parties and lunches served to order. YORK AVE. A SUITE of parlors; handsomely furnished: southern ex ‘Also other rooms. Board if desired. JAOR | RENT—CENTRAL R RENT—913 Ni LOCATION—PLEAS- ed Rooms with Board; Table Board» Specialty: terms reasonable, 513 11th st. n. w. ENT—SECOND FLOOR, IN EXC repair, over itrentano Eros, Pennaylvania avenue and 11th st. ‘The best business’ locatio und {s suitable for a broker's office, retail milline: Ware rooms, Also suitable for any light manufucti ing purpose! Apply for particulars at 1015 Penusy min the clty, JOR RENT—1327 M ST. (THOMAS sant Rooms, siugle oF en suite; band: shed: southern exposure: furnace and | grate fires; excellent attendance convenient to hotels und cars; references exchanged. ENT—1405 iL ST, N.W., MOST ATI RAC tive Suites and Rooms, best cliy iocation ¢ residence and enclosed grounds; all polntments and best service. Private table or choice RD, REAL ESTATE, LOANS, ‘Money loaned on'real Real Fsiate bought and sold. Rents collected. Insurance in first-class com- \XPERT TY PE-WRITING. CALIGRAPH OFFICE, 933 F st. 95-3, ¥ OSEDALE 005-201 ward if desired. T8109 14TH ST. N. ed sccond-story frout room with board. DOR RENT. N. W.ELRGAN' jour rooms, suitably ouse; Within one . and Willard’s. 036 BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND EASY TERMS, Thayesubdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building Lots, 20 feet front, at $200. $: ‘Terms 10 per cent cash, balance 'moutily. {s located fmmediately ‘at the eastern end of the dumbla rallway company, 15th and H sts, 1c. my office, 819 Market space. Senators and 3 18300, $350 per lot ES Pe FOUR FURNISHED ANTED EXAMINE cue sepa NIM. ved” Lamp, a beau and guaranteed perfedily nate. B gal, 100 test oll M0 cents. n2T-lw* "701 9th street northwest, wit :D—HORSES TO. EP, BOX STALLS; ‘Keeping horses a specialty: city reference, Can be seen at PRICK’S Stable. 317 Gti xt. 11 nw. ‘Terms, nth. 0. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md. n2- $10 per ui n25-1m* WV ANTED-BLD RES TO COPY TO ANY Wate or style, artistic olan’ tow ths month. See “samples al. LARDNER '& CO.S, 927 Pennsylvania ave., over Vogt's, n22 second floof: new house, moder) ts; central, suitable tor Co MONEY TO LOAN 50,000—TO LOAN Ss080 300 ON REAL ESTATE 2.000 _ 27] _no10-1m_ PARLOR SUITE; T > also, hia'l room, large, light block, very desirab petent axsintan ; Who could find com THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, co with his writing. ‘Terms low, 418 NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATS ee ‘and 6 per cent. CHARLES W. HANDY, ished, pleasant, sunny Rooms, en suite oF single, with bath On same floor aud ail modern con- ANTED-SECOND HAND PCLT A HIN <5 atches, Guns, Furniture, Staves, Carpets, &c., &e. Best cash price paid. Cail or address 8. GUG: GENHEIMER, 701 ‘7th st. aw. “Note by mail promptly attended to, nié-lm* Wy: APPLETO: "ANTED—SUBSCRIBERS FO! ‘Ss new American Cyclopedia by having all the vor umes delivered at once on small monthly payments, Address Box 130, Star office. n1G-3w* ANTED—COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR W ‘every biate and Territory, Notary and, Vos Commissioner, JOHN E. BEALL, 1450 F'st. D.w, In office from 9 am. to6 pn. Telephone 14-2 26 ANTED— RIC HAIR RESTORER, THE great Root and Herb ‘Tonic, will produce hair after twenty-five ‘of baldness; 600 for any fail- ure by Mra. D&, J. SEMMIES, Dermatologist, Wash- ington testimonials: J. D. O'Donnell, Pharmacist, Vir- gintn ave. and 10th st. uw.; Prof Germeilier, 741 7th it. n.w.: many others to be sean at the office of Mra. Dr. J. SEMMES and Husband, Foot Surgeons, late of | Boston, Corns 25¢. Ollices: 1222 F st. u.w.. Wash- iy 176 Btb ave, near 234, ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT I SELL (W Bite Sweet Catawba at O0c. ‘per gallon Diy, Si HeaSELIGHON: Wholesale Dealer 1334 Pens: Fyivania aven-w basement 3030 ‘ANTED-THE PUBLIC TO USE LLOYDS 25¢. Washington Express, ‘delivered to all partg of the city, railroads, steamboats, &c.\ Furni- ture carefully removed. Sewing machines, type writers, &c, handled with care. ‘Drunks taken to any. part of the house without extra charge. Persons, Feturning to the city can leave thelr checks at ether Office. Telephon No. 549-4. Offices. 1003 F nw. and Brapeh office 481 Pa ave.: 613 15th u.w.; 2150 Pa, ave, 6260 nw. JNO. C. HAWLEY, Prop, se26sm ANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE, shold Furniture, for which ta hi neat cash price Househofa for which the willbe pald, Address'H. BAUM, 239 7th st. aw. 8625, iTED—MME. GENES’ DE PARIS. ‘WSCA SeEaE PEzans com Bi ty Tag se10-3m Washington, D, C, rus Winsx: ‘Drogeints, Grocers. IPod: on hand ask # CO... Distillers, Baltimore. the Best Butter shc GREAT AMERICAN OW, held at CHICAGO, WE WOULD BE PLEASED To sHow THIS COAT. WE HAVE ITIN TWO COLORS, ELUE AND BROWN, HAVE LOTS OF OTHERS To sHow, 80 IF UP OUR WAY, STEP Ix, GEORGE GPRANGY, 607 SEVENTH eT, Full and complete stock of ‘Boyw apd Children's HATS sole DUNLAP 00/8 NEW YORE Hata , Aon, ‘None genuine unless bearing their trage-mart, Calleren’s FOLO CAPS, tn all qualities and prices, CORRECT STYLES-FOPULAR PRicms—-yoeg ‘Youthe, Agents for oe — WILLETT 4 RUOP?, 906 Penusyivanis ave, ANTED— FURNITURE TO UPHO! W“ai'crades Of Coverings on hand a sige prio se3 ‘616 Louisiana avenue, 103m ‘to sult, at lows ‘where security Is satisfactory JOHN 5! YY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE ONE: iN venlences; Tent low toa permanent tenant; desirable MC'Goon SSA TERSe secon locatl ng03 [TWO COMMUNICATING PRONT sew ‘Rooms. furnished of unfurnished. #42 0 st. mW. TIFE_ INSURANCE JAMES EF, WAUGH, ay ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON zs —— a as ches, al (OR RENT—ONEOR MORE PLEASANT FRONT Rooms, with Board, at 1950 Pennsylvania ave- ‘QNEY TO LOAN.—$100 TO $50,000, I5 rates of interest. ©O., 927 F stn. $110,000 "220s BIS Cent, on Aret-olaas city property, Corner 10th and ¥ streets northwest, (OR RENT—12]1 VERMONT A ‘Thomas Circle, on second floor, one large front window and alcove; also, one roo! southern exposure. Room, with bay third ‘floor, wit HOLTZMAN, bit—Hundsomely furnished communicating Par jors, Hall Room, and private Bath ‘ONEY TO Loan al in sums to sult, on ity, at lowest rates of int ‘Uniecessary delay. Dry IT SASESRETROHOAS O8 6000, MAL or delay when security is good. ©. C. GHEEN, Room floor. Also, rooms on third floo T—FURNISHED Room nicely Furnished Rooms for rent at 31 B ‘square from the Capite bie for Members of Congr: Real es moderate. No nisylvanis ave, GOOD REAL ES- ISHED — FIRST, SECOND ‘ONEY and third Floors, en suite or singly; family. | 212 13th st. beautiful part ot city; private family. ase 2 ane In sums to gui, at lowest rates, on. p03 *ENVUS7 Pouasy! HR RENT_ONF NICELY FURNISHED ‘ONEY TO LOAN. AT LOWES1 ON REAL front Room, §12 per mouth, with aid one furnished, at86. 1142 7th ot. Haw. WOR RENT—WITH OK WITHOUT BOARD, Guannicating parlor asd chamber, communicat: ing chamber, 20 flucr, gan, heat, hot aid cold water, convenient to deparunents, 2030 G st nw. gas and beat: ‘ESOF EI ALTE SECURITY THOS FOR _RENT—FLATS. RENTS "ROOMS LARGE pay or floor and second and | 180% iui. Lr. ‘airy. en suite or single, TE MON Elegant Apartments, turnished or unfurnished; cafe, elevator, heating, &c, ‘Appl PSNHOS, E, WAGGAMAN, arb toe O17 Fit, Stories, handsomely furnished RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE ren suite, in ew house, bay windows. E—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, i ‘withor without Board. Koons on second and tuted | JLXOR s. ARNO. 16TH ST. N. W, 0 FAYETTE sguait OF THE PRI ‘This new and for the reception of guesta. 11 is handsomely: Hoor. Apply at 1460 Corcoran st., corner 15th at. 1030-31" OR RENT-2 HANDSOME 2D FLOOR CoM- imunleating Rooms, ne ‘ly papered, fui Unfurnished, heat and ‘gas; aad oie wi 5 ater m RENT-NICELY FURNISHED Ro ahha, in a tonal priviie tana Fetes ouis tara Sag ee (OR RENT-—TWO OR TH! UNPFURN! I Py Sig ag nt] Diy teome Bowe ° nw ‘or ae POR RENT—3200 PA AVE NOW. hood bright and sunny, furnished of unfurnishet. wit 4 iment firwi-clam, with fine cour forts; beautiful, “desirable and convenient location DOR RENT TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH Fitter on tnird door, pear War aud Nev} separ ments; ali the Pennsylvania avenne cars pass 1803. ML AC Terms ressonable. Reference exchanged, 1358" JOR RENT-AT 1400 K ST. NW. ELEGANT ‘WILD private bathe aitaclied and grates. with board. ‘Table buarders sccummednten Call between 12 and 4 p.m. nl2awe POR RENT—702 10TH BT N.W. A RKOOND floor Suite, comprising pariot and twoted-to-nim, cony ‘And handsomely frtislved: baterooi ma ¢ fointiag. pret JOR RENT— A PLEASANT SHOOND-FLax suite of Rooms, near the Ariingion: private, farm: fly. Teferences required. M25 17h st Nae e JOR RENT— HANDSOME ROOMS, FURNISH, See EE GS 19 Kast Capital yan <DSOM only; cont@nient to 5, Star office. RANDSOMELY PUR’ Rooms, first, second sn, ars; Hew house: B22 T wt Aw miaupleaiing of | separa » lines of “care | Sul en only. 1720 HM st. aw, RNISHED ROOMS CHAN yet Resorts tn the Tye Logetiwer oF separate, with every conveml- neesexchanged. B21 12th st. nw. SANT ROOMS, FURNISHED, diy eferencen. 130 27th st. ew. FOR BERT TOA GENTORMIAN AN exan sitely furnished Parlor floor in the best part family: references exchanged Adds ‘Star office mia Fs ard. THE LIVINGSTON, 1000 and JOU Ath tw Fok RENT SUITES OF FURNISHED ROOMS in private honse, with or without boar: sultat x Senator or Member or toad of a department. Ay ply to WoO. DENISON, 928 Fst nw. nist QOk RENT — NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms, en yuite of single, lnrge dou oure facing a park and Maskactiinetis avenue: open fi lent to five Hues cars, terms modermn. nh, cor. ams ave atk tm JOR RENT—1794 MST. NW. RSE of RL. and Conn. aves, choice elegantly rnished communicating Parlor and. chambers, oF se complete in fis appoin an M. neem. Call between Zand 4 pum. vl ltn ‘T-HANDSOMELY, AND) NEWL Inbed suite of apartments, your iern exposure, me extensive, und delicht fl ow @ well-kept, ed. oF uuturs ¥ DOK KENT—ROOMN AND BOARD ped-rooms, single of tn ‘suite, Rureiaied without board, trom $0 to 141LN QOR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms with excellent Hourd. Also, Table Boar: Mt 1421 K stn. w., having recently rem 1605 Ut. n. Ww. {OK RENT-ELBGANT APARTM ished. in a private dwelling: convenieut to tthe hotels. | Apply to W-0. DENISON, 923 Fatt w, ullim —_—— FOR RENT—STORES. oR RENT—DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, WITH cellar and dwelling, on southeast corner 3d st. and Massachusatts ave. i.w., suitable for fauey store oF any light business; good location: rent BH. WARN de2-8e* P16 Ft. iow, JOR RENT—A FIRSTCLASS LOCATION FOR Bank, Broker's Office or Insurance Company # ‘S.. opposite the LS Treasiry bow session January Ini, 14s0. Price, $2,400. per annulus ppl’ at'7is Toth st. odoin ST-STORE ON 14TH ST, and Vats., west aide, 825. W 06 Fh a LS Ea FOR SALE—HOUSES. = Fee REESTORY BRICK RESIDENCE, wear Dupont Circle; contalus 12 roou, Price $104 ‘Apply to 3.8. HUYCK, _a2-3t esac 1505 Penpsy! JOR SALE ‘The above Is only'a sina port books.” For full iis cali at oftice for baled the Ast and 25th. 11) PHOs. EW ME houses in th will be sold inumediately to a cash bargain; will rent at once for SAU euch. Acide n30-1W WAL M. BRYAN 1224 F ot nw, JOR SALES ROOM BRICK MOUSE; centrally lorated; all $4,000 408 CAY WOO! emt fare OF NGTTs0a Fe RENT—A LARGE REAT BARGAIN, A DOUBLE ling, 11 rovins and sto ob Bladensburg roud, just worth of Boundary: sold on Very easy ters or exchanged fur vs SWORMSTEDT € BRADLEY, 2 and Lath iy paymenmse 3 eon the corner ob aud, sis; 3 bay windows, aloe parking. all. tisk Atapes $4,000, Very eat sin’ Il houser on 4th wnd 1) sia te. ORMSTEDT € BRADLEY, 927 Pst. wi7im TWO NEW BAY WINDOW lings; deep lots to 4O-foot alley: 320 wad 331 9th st.x0e; price, $2,600 each. T wom and Kitchen brick housmon alley in svat Sih st BW: price 1,000 each. NEN- HOWFK @SON, 10d F at. JOR SALE-SOME VERY DPSIRABLE NEW Houses, as an investment Parties with idle fal will do well to call. SWOKMSTEDT & HILAD- 08 Very easy termn SWORMSTEDT @ BRADLEY, 027 F ot nila Rh SALE 2748 13th 111s. 88.000 1506 Sth, Ore... 84,000 1608 Mi . GOO For fall fist end particulars a7-lm APO LETHE FINE, CHEE TORY ‘basement brick House ia rooms, handsomely finished; will be sold at a bargains X HALL & Cd, Ags F at esi Fe, BSALE—VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES car, Shand Ess tw. cacoantortable batne ote good ee SWORMSTEDT @ BRA DLE ms Ee OR SALE-THREE ELWGANT NEW HOUSES on, 13th a. betwen Suan. Ave. and stn Conta swith beatliw apparatus. Baxeeni, Diniz rota Kien and y First floor, Parlor mod Sitting room; floor, u Jat Chambers, Wardrobes and bath room, ‘Third oor. four «haan: faidrobes. Th \)\7 ANTED — STEAM CARPET-CLEANING By | and steam heated throughout ‘ing all the appolnt-- was ‘no whipping. Telephone 115-4, | mente of a first-class howl. ‘ean secure suites g UI sin rooms FR RENT—LARGE PARLOR AND BEDROOM, SLE Samet |S Pe ace ee nee eee Sa Oa RE S table d’hote la ity; a WY SHINGIPR, SCHOOL OF, PHONOGHA- | SCnveuicnl to plone SASS SAS | J 10R RENT_600 19TH ST, SUITES OF HAND- _ phy and Phon feadquarters womely furnished toons on first andsecond fears, | constricted : ‘Bes removed to FOR RENT—OFFICES, _| wut Boaldut good home table it desired. naa‘ove see ee = RENTIDESIRABLE OFFIOE ROOMSIN | POR EENT1M16, NST X.W., LANGE HAND. dGabitahe a see eupear | ional Bate Com) mene Riso amualer Teoma, Private Wrasatiated, at, residence, promptly” at- ara eee Nee Tonk cree aeaRe: | oors, en nulte or sin 0 ‘rooms. i free; office hours 9 a.m. to 10p.m.; managers, W. TPSMe & Cie PRICE, O20 Fon awe neldame Cx ang SVICE URAMIN ATION — QUES nl4-Im* Southwest corner 8th and K sts, nv. Ox reret BE THE MEAVY D ‘Yo pay value FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. FS Se a F Fe well Stable in the north west ofthe city, A) to leg lta Faas oe Aapinte pe GOT rt, oe xe ‘No small children nzB8e ER RENT—LARGE BASEMENT OFFICE, 1407 pom munlosting Room on main Fest, and two neat al-6t EDUCATIONAL. | RENT-OFFICE AND CLUB ROOMS IN BSE, BeNonat the elevator te ac, ‘of the city. "G. A. ARMES, ational, theater; running daily until 12 Splirglted nal para 1387 F at robe, I ‘open 718 12th ae owe 4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES PUPILS IN PIANO RISHBLUEN aay othe St eeNGeS without board Ss is pees on K st. by _ = is ee iy Se ‘Och ot aw. HOTELS. Me A ry eyed