Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY; JANUARY 11, 1886. THEI EVENIN \G STAR _ WASHING MONDAY... ON: ‘The Eveuing Star has « regular, permanent dena fide daily cireniation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and cqual to that of ail the See eeareicetee Now that the House {s organized and ready for work, the project Is revived of a formal split in the democratic party on the tariff. A scheme to this effect was seriously debated among the revenue-reorm leaders in the Forty- eighth Congress, but never came toa head. The argument then as now was that losses In the East could more than be made good by gains in the West. It is notorious that several states im the Northwest whieh may be depended upon to vote the republican ticket on “stalwart” issues are very shaky on the protective tariff theory. It isbelieved by the more sanguine and aggressive free-traders that here Is.an opea- ing for @ new departure. They chafe under their present alliance with protectionists, and they feel that a new party,on the lines sug- gested, would be homogeneous, honest and ‘powerful, It will not do, however, for them to ignore the Inroads which the protective policy has re- cently made in some of the Southern states. Heretofore the South has been as solid for low tariffs as on the sectional Issue. But the devel- opment of the manufacturing and mining re- souzees of that section has moditied jocal views ‘until in some regions a strong protection Inter- est prevails. And this feeling seems to be ex- tending. Hence, it is taking too much for granted to assume that the South would throw its solid vote for a specitically low-tariff demo- cratic party. a It fs quite legitimate and proper to talk about sueh weatheras this. Thestorm and cold wave have been of remarkable extent and severity. ‘The disturbance has involved the entire coun- Uy east of the Rocky mountains, ana In some of its features it has beaten the record. The suffering through the south has been particu- larly severe, and great damage must have been done to the tender and unprotected crops. Cattle and out-of doors laborers have had a hard Umy of it all over the Union, and the railroad people especially snffer intensely. At apinch like vhis, it is not necessary for sympathy to take @ fur Journey to Manitoba or Florida, for there 1: abundant opportunity for it to find ‘work right uround the corner. ———— The ordnance committee find that the coun- try can manufacture, its own cannon, if It is given time and money enough, and they urge that this be done. The necessary expenditures would be rather large, but there is no good rea- son why the government should not make its cannon as well as its small arms, or at least ex- tend such guarantees to private business con- cerns as would justify them in providing the necessary plant. Even if we ordered cannon from abroad we should have to wait some time before we could get them. And considerations of national safety urge the manufucture of guns on our own soll. —————————— Parliament opens to-morrow with the fature very uncertain. The session can scarcely fail to be stormy, and it would not be surprising if it were found impossible to do anything, and if @ new election were to be held. Parnell, in a recent interview, gave this as his opinion. But, whether long or short, the session will be of momentous importance, and its proceedings will be watched with the keenest interest by the outside world as well as in England, ——_—__- The West Virginia edition of “Snowbound” ‘will not be very popular. By the time the im- prisoued passenzers near Charlestown had wandered yesterday among the drifts for six miles trying to find a town, they had quite enough of the beautiful snow to last them the rest of their ives. Their escape under the cir- cumstances was fortunate. ae In the North Sea lived a whale, and, deceived by the arctic temperature of the past few days ‘on the New England coast, it ventured near Amagansett beach, in Massachusetts, on Fri- day; a battle ensued between ieviathan and the natives, and the former 1s now oll and carcass, ———— ae The “Free Quill” is the name of a bright and altogether readable independent weekiy paper just started at Laurel, Md., by James Albert Clark, editor and proprietor. The spirited illus trations by Coffin are in keeping with the read- ing matter. —— Rather awkard: A "ewspaper correspondent recently poked fun ata western Congressman for a “spread-eagle” burst of eloquence, and then found out that the passage was a quota ton from Macaulay. SEE Another negro exodus is reported from the coast and gulf states westward. It would bea good thing to wait till after the blizzard, at Teast. + + Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall. Resercrastz Dravoatsrs never deceive the public, but beware of ‘he Cheap John draggists who offer youa plaster called “Caps- cum,” “Capsicin,” “Capusin,” or Capsicive.” and tell | You it fs substantially the same as the genuine Ben feon's Capeine Plaster or eveu better. They ask less for the Imitation, for It costs less but asa remertial agent it ts atsolutely worthles: Tne reputation of Benson's as the only plaster posseming actual aud high curative qualities is the resuit of many years’ ex- periment and honorable dealings ou the part of the proprietors; and SOU0 physicians, pharmacists and eudorse it as the best ever male. Protect yourself against deception by buying of reputable | dealers only, aud avoid mistakes by persoual exami- nation. The genuine has the ‘Three seals” trade park, and in theceater iscut the word “Capeine.” Mm M. A. Cosszizy, or Ne 7 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK, Desires to announce that she will open at the ARLINGTON, PARLORS D AND E, Oe MONDAY, January 15th, A Large Assortment of IMPORTED EVENING, RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES, WALKING COSTUMES. WRAPS, BONNETS, &c., Just received from the leading Houses of Paris—all of which will be sold at very low prices. Jjao-7t 719 = Geer Sux 719 HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES! Exrmaonpivany Baxaarxs. ar E.G. DAVIS’, ‘TID Market Space, corner Sth street, ‘We have just placed upon our counters One Thou- sand Pleses of HAMBURG EDGES AND INSERTIONS, ‘Which we will sell at about Owe-Hatr their actual value. These Goods are not old and shop worn, but freab and new, being result of a recent advantageous purchase We have in adiition to above marked dewn to half Price s large portion of our regular stock of Hamburg Short Ends &. ‘We desire to call especial attention to these goofs, as they will wot last long, and positively cannot be duplt- ‘Our stock of Ladies’ Cotton Underwear, Corsets in al the leading makes, Trisamings. Netx Tusioms, Fens, Ribvons, Laces, Gloves, Handxerchiet, Neck- wear, Veilings, cic, s compiles Colored Brussels Net, two yards wide, in all shades, for Evening Over<diresses ‘Pull lime Table Linens and Black Dress Goods, BEST GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES ar BE. @. DAVIS’, Je9-B 719 Market Space, corner Sth st. “Souxn Tae Lovo Truene:,” Not“o'er Exypt’s dark sea,”but through thelength and breadth of the the District of Columbia, In our efforts to keep pace with the heavy demands made on our re- sonrces by the constant rush of business during the past four months, we find ourselves in the second week of thenew year with a superb assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS AND.CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Presenting an almost unbroken front. In sccordance with our progressive methods we reason it will pay us better in the end to turn this tmmense stock into cash (even at @ loss now) than to follow the well-trodden track of “slow goers” and carry it over to next season. ‘Therefore, we have SUNK THE KNIFE OF REDUCTION up tothe hilt in thealready low prices prevailing in our house. Now is the time to clothe your boys in elegant attire at mere nominal prices. Now is the op- portunity to provide yourself with a winter Overcoat, a Stylish Suit, or a perfect-fitting Trousers at prices some clothiers would cousider suicidal. We will not quote prices here, but we will ask you tonote the goods and prices EXHIBITED IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS, or pay usa visit of inspection. You will be pleasantly received and cheerfully shown through, and before you leave you will vote us public benefactors.” THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS, i. M. GRADY. Mawscmm jal (ALL BLUE SIGNS) Tx: Tor Is Ree To give you the goods youought to have had o month or so.ago, bence the following Extraordinary Reductions in Seaxonable Goods, which will cover to some extent every department in our establishment. ‘To-day we give you two lots of most vitai importance, ic, Men's Underwear and Ladies’ Winter Wraps. MEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR, materially The mild weather previous to, this, fntertered with the demand, and 1n thls Instance you profit thereby, for we now offer, In conjunction with. the 50c. per’ garment reduction in Cartwright & Marner's Underwear, previously adver our Entire Stock of Men's’ Undershirts and Drawers, at greatly reduced prices: 68e. Underwear, now 6244c, c. Underwear, now 68c. # Underwear, how 87) 1.25 Underwhar, now $I, 1.25. $1.50 Underwear, now $250 Underwear, now The ahove refers to both Shirtsand Drawers, of wrkich Be athe ene ane ‘ow is the golden opportanity to lay ina supply, even ifnot needed untit next season, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 7 Swcr A Srasoxaste Sate Of van nable Wraps, at reliced yrices, was never Inu.u ated. Righy ia the height of theseasom aud the demand ithe ten to eihe sais by. reducing the prices and te. eoy easing the edgeady Increased demand WAS thi inne stock today we qt ‘TWO NOTEWORTHY LOTS. LOT A-CHOICE $5.00. Fine Hlnck Cloth Newmarkets, neatly and nice! made and finished. al siea, Ss NMAY Ona nicely SOLD PREViOUSLY AT $8.0), NOW $5.00 EACH. oth Jackets, with best Astraskban ‘Tr miming, tight hitting. al sizes, SOLD PREVIOUSLY AT $7.00, NOW $5.00 FACH, Fine Brown Boucle Cloth Jackets, elegant wraps clove fitting, sizes 32 and 34 only, SOLD PREVIOUSLY AT $760, NOW $5.00 EACH. ‘Fine Diagonal Cloth Visives, madly trimmon around collar and sleeves Very sejiinh and prot ye staes ht and 38, uly SOLD PREVIOUSLY AT $7.50, NOW $5.00 EACH, LOT B-CHOICE $2.00. Fine Eng't:b Cheviot Newmarke:s, double-breasted. foll'im back, with Astrasichan €2uer ‘and Colin; col Maes acid brown, all zee. — PREVIOUSLY SOLD AT $12, NOW 98 EACH. Beautiful Hrown Boucle Visites, handsomely trimmeddown the front. around the bottoms and ox Sollarand culfs. A grand bargain, Alt siaes PREVIOUSLY SOLD AT 915, NOW $8 EACH. Fine Berlin Twill Visites, neatly tri ith best geedgof Astrachan Cot in black ck aud brown. Hlses, PREVIOUSLY SOLD AT $14, NOW $% EACH. ‘To facilitate selecting these wil! be conspicuous displayed on center counters, on second floor, and w desire to add that customers ‘should ‘not, awalt further advertised reductions in goods, but COME AT ONCE, as new lots will eae ‘daily. (Second floor: take elevato WOODWARD & ‘LorHRoP. Tis i Cor Sreu induces us to continue our GRAND MARK-DOWN SALE OF BLANKETS, as advertised in the “Critic,” for another week, and shall add other lines in order to make the sale even more attractive. ‘The time to buy BLANKETS IS Now. 1 lot of 10-4 Grecian-bordered_ Wool Blankets, good reduced from $3.70 to $3 per pair. J lot of 12-4 White Wool Blankets; reduced from STi or res White Woot Biante Leet lot ite Wool . excellent Vale: reduced trom $5 108i per palke no Tiot 124 White Wool Callfornia Blankets, best tn the market at first price; reduced from $19 to'$13 per pai 13-4 fine Heavy Wool Blankets, fancy ality; Feduced {row 88 10 $8 per pal duane 2-4 extra flue White W fancy bord very heavy: reduced from $10 to 88 pet ais pits will be found on ouF tira Hoar, accesel- ble by elevator. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Rieut Ix Tue Face Or an increased demuand we have concluded to inaugurate What we shall term @ ON& WEEK'S DRESS GOODS SALE, ich will include, not surplus stock or vnsaleable uff, Dut goods manufactured this season for the finest retail trade, and sanctioned by tashion asthore es aeihg ourrct fabrics” for Street Butts and tailor wae costumes, y. being the beginning of the sale, we are una- bie to eniimerate more than the following few Items, to,which we shall add daly: ‘Sbineh Fine Strived Homte-Spun Suttings, Reduced Pom $1 25 to 0c. per yard. Stine, Fine Diagvnal Homespa Salings, Weduced irom $1.25 t Customers will see by the sbove that when we re- duce WE REDUCE and fet only reduce tbe price bat oe: hence the neces i To lend additional attractiveness to this asic, we ALL THIS WEEK, om @ center counter, our entire stock “s Lengths” of Woolen brese Goous, “ of seme ATTENTION, JUDICIOUS PURCHASERS! WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE ONE PRICE ONLY. Gani1) | shail display 921 Pa. ave. 912 Dst. Ove Assvar Reo Lerres Sax: Come with the snow, the beautiful ‘When the lads and the lasses oy rock the Heal and tow rai cia and the young, the hearty rand bale ‘Attend eu masse At At the close of ev een our custom tohiave what is popularly known asa" OOF RED LETTER 84LE ‘This term ts familiar to our old as are many new comers settling Erle | around the Dhtncelabref expla for thelr bene. fit ls necessary. Inasmuch RED LETTER SALE tsa featare peculiarly our Heuer ReT ay ie Tae eats down tn rices, the redaction being ed in nee FIGURES on aes Attached to each and every gar- ment. thereby the qorpler J price and the re- ‘uetian, “As our regular peice tamiy’ Ton fer Cost sbove the actual cost of hoary, @, the’ eer ee OF TEN PER CENT met at LESS THAN TH PRO DUCTION. During our RED LETTER SALE tively decline to sell any to DEALERS, Brite fietefaiined that consumers only shalt uly shall reap thé benelits. “It were well to state right, VICTOR E ADLER'S ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE from the beginning to the close i labor of ioe were guvgien wt cites tf you wit to inthe W2AGRERS PALS COEN CURE CURES ‘without use of ikuite, without pain or soreness. Bor mle by W. 5 THOMPSON, Pharaacts. 708 Usb Jal Poems Pas-Exrma Fis (BRIANTS) MACEDQINE, FLAGEOLETS—-Fore CEPES 4 LHUILE. TRUEFES SARDINES PIULLIPPE & CANAUD. Fol N. W. BURCHEL!, 1325 F st, PECIALTY. 8 anv Catiixy SUITS, SG 5 Also, DRESS: mee . W. 8, TEEL, ‘Merchant Tailor, as ‘905 Pennsylvania avenue VICTOR & ADLER'S TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN 027 AND 029 SEVENTH Sf. %, W., Corner Massachusetts sveaze, RED LEITER SALE Begins Monday, January 11, and ends February (#37 Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 12 Jali Tue Prameray Sas WE HAVE INAUGURATED 1S ESPROIALLY INTERESTING To PEOPLE WHO RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT THE OUTER MATERIAL OF A SUTF 18 NOT THE SOLE CRITERION OF VALUE. ‘THIS CLASS OF PEOPLE IS THE ONE THAT GENERALLY TRADES WITH C8. JUST NOW WE ARE NAMING PRICES ON A PAR WITH THE LOWEST PRICED CLOTHING. WHY? TO REDUCE OUR ENORMOUS STOCK. ITs AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE WHOM NECESSITY COMPELS TO BUY CLOTHES IN WHICH THE ELEMENTS OF TASTE, STYLE, FIT AND HONEST LABOR AND TRIMMINGS ARE MERGED, AT LOWER PRICES THAN THEY CAN USUALLY BE BOUGHT FOR THE ONLY THING THAT WE HAVE RE- DUCED ISTHE PRICE, THE QUALITY, THE STYLE 18 THERE AS USUAL ITS ONLY THE PRICE THAT SUFFERS. WE PROPOSE TO GIVE YOU TO-DAY THREE ILLUSTRATIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, AND RIGHT HERE OCCURS THE OPPORTU- NITY FOR US TO SAY WE HAVE NOT SE- LECTED A FEW “SLOW SELLERS” OR “ STICK- LERS” AS A BAIT FOR YOU; THE SPECIMENS WE GIVE ARE A FAIR AVERAGEOF THE “PEREMPTORY” SELLING PRICE NOW PRE- VAILING THROUGHOUT OUR HOUSE; NOT AN ARTICLE HERE AND THERE, BUT ALL ARE BEING CUT IN PRICE TO ACCOMPLISH THE OBJECT WE HAVE IN VIEW TO GET RID OF THE WINTER STOCK. ILLUSTRATIONS !N MEN'S OVERCOATS. 1, All the $60 and $55 Montagnac overcoats, to- gether with the $60 Elysians and the $45 Fur Beavers, are lined throughout with all-silk satin DeChine, edges are finished expensively, and the garments made in ‘Washington by the best tatlora that can be procured. We offer you the choice cf over two hundred to select from at Thirty- Five doliars. No tailor can make you @ deter garment in most Instances for less than $60 to $75. 2, We take for our second illustration what we term. the medium priced overcoats. Those THAT WERE $20, such as the blue and brown chinchillas; what we have left of these. and many others at same price, go now AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS. ‘These coats are tallor made, body-Aitting, and in every way well worthy of purchase. 3. Wetake for our third illustration huge stacks of $15 overcoats, $14 overcoats apd $13 overcoats. aud mame one figure, TEN DOLLARS, choice of the lot. IN MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ SUITS WE ILLUS- TRATE BRIEFLY : FIRST ILLUSTRATION. All the plaid. check and tancy cassimere suits that were $15 are now to be closed at the per emptory price of $10. ‘These are good suits, and have stood the test of critical wear. Nor are they old stock, but this season's production, all wool ‘and safe colors, SECOND ILLUSTRATION, All those suits in plaids, stripes and fancy weaves ‘which we have sold the entire season for $20 now must be peremptorily closed ovt for $15, twenty-five per cent off. This of course means no profit to us, but immense advantage to you. THIRD ILLUSTRATION. Allsuits of @ fancy character, and those comprise the cream of ou: stock, which we have sold the entire season for §25, $28 and $30, now are lumped at $19.50 per suit, ‘We have no better goods than these nor can we get any better, nor can you, ‘Therefore ifyou are consulting your own interest, buy now. IN THE BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS’ DEPART- MENT WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A PIONIC. WHILE WE HAVEN'T AN OVERSTOCK WE PROPOSE TO MAKE ITSO SMALL BY THE END OF THESEASON THAT THE CARE OF IT DUR- ING THE SUMMER SEASON WILL ENTAIL NO LABOR WE GIVE YOU SOME IDEA OF OUR REDUC- TIONS BY THE PRICES WE QUOTE, BUT TO GET AN IDEA OF TRUE VALUES YOUSHOULD INSPECT THE GOODS IN CONNECTION WITH THE PREVIOUS PRICES, ALREADY THE LOW- EST, THE PEESENT PRICES AND QUALITY OF ‘THE Goons. ea ‘s@-The flowers that bloom in the winter have every- thing to do with the case.“@8 oF ‘WARM GooDs ae OosT PRICES, LADIES. LOT 1. Improved shape Merino Vests, silk bound. We bought for the winter season 600 dosen of this Underwear. Havesoid 450 dozen at 4 We close out the remaining 50 doen for 30c. each, which iscost price. LOT 2. Scarlet Cashmere Wool Underwear, in the following qualities, are broken in sizes: 98c., $1.19, $1.20. We have condensed these goods into one lot, ‘and offer your choice for 890. A few dozen pleces of American Hosiery Company's Underwear we close Gut at nearly half cost—8¥ec. @ piece. LOT 3. Pure Lamb's Woo! Vests and Drawers, beautifully Onished; have been sold by the Palais Royal this season for $1.50; the price elsewhere bas been $1.75. Price for our great closing out sale 98c. LOT 4. Medicated Cashmere Underwear, warrauted cochineal dya Price for the last three months has been $1.68. Theciosing out sale price is the cost price, aud that is$1.27. Take them for that, LOT 6. Camel's Hair Underwear that is genuine is very scarce. The Palais Royal's price for the genuine arcticle has been $1.98. Closing out sale price is $1.48 LOT 6. We bave bad grand success with our stock of Silk Underwear, because we have sold cheaper than anyoneelse, Unfortunately the large sizes have not sold as freely, so we quote redactions in price that may sound ridicalons, but are true, nevertheless. 96.60 quality reduced to $8.30, and the $7.98 quality reduced to $3.96. LOT 7. Genuine English Cashmere Hose, also real Camel’s Hair Hosiery, all $1.50, $1.25 and 98c. goods are now one lot, and are to be closed out at 75 cents pair. LOTS. Furs we always sold at nearly half furriers’ prices. We are assured you will appreciate the “closing out sale” prices. Three South American Beaver Capes reduced from $2.25 to $1.48. A few Cape Seal Collarettes marked $2.50 can now be bought for $1.88 We have two real Beaver Muffs left. They were $4.1 take one for $3. Only one “Coachman” Beaver Cape. We have sold eleven for $25 each; buy the last one for $17, and take the re~ maining “ Mikado” Beaver Cape for $16. The others sold for $21. A Red Fox Skin Rug, beautifully mounted, for $6.50; it cost us $7.50, Fur-top and Lined Gloves also below cost. LOT 9, A few Feit Skirts, prettily embroidered, re- duced from $1.25 and 98c. to 7Zc. each. Hand-knit Wool Skirts, large size, for $1.08. GENTLEMEN Don’t, as. 8 rule, read advertisements. Brevity is ex sential, Gentlemen, in that case we cannot describe ‘the goods, 80 we ask you to look at the samples in the show window and glance at the reductions in price. Goods marked 50c. for 444c. Goods marked O8e. for 59c. Goods marked $1 for 88c. Goods marked $1.50 for $1.25. Goods marked $1.75 for $1.59. Goods marked $2 for $1.73. Goods marked $2.50 for $1.98. Above lots comprise Cartwright & Warner's Eng} lsh Underwear, the American Hosiery Company's and Norfolk and New Brunswick Domestic Under wear. All sizes, colors and materials. Positively at cost price. “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas at reduced prices, and also Half Hose of all descriptions. CHILDREN. LOT A. Improved shape Merino Underwear. In ‘Vests we have 16 inches to 24 inches. In Drawers 16 inches and 18 inches, They are marked at prices Fanging from 35 w 0c. ‘The choice of the entire lot for the closing out sale, 30c. each piece. LOT B. The American Hoslery Company's Under- wear, in sizes from 20 to 34 inches, we have sold from 0c. to 75e. Close out at 49c, each piece. LOTC. Scarlet Medicated Cashmere Wool Under 20, 22. 24 LOT D. Silk Wool Ribbed Shirts for Infants; $1 quality for 73c.; $1.26 quality for 98c. Also included in this lot are odd sizes and colors of worsted Caps, Uilsterettes, Booties, Leggings, Gloves, Mittens; all much below cost price. LOT F. Cartright & Warner's famous English Underwear is unquestionably the finest in the world. Sizesin inches, 16, 20, 22, 26. Old Prices, 98e., $1.33. $1.49, 81.82. Closing out prices, 85c., $1.13, $1.25, $1. LOT §. Fine Engilsh Cisimere Hose, warm and durable. Old prices, Closing out prices, 3: me A t pero AAO PB AeA Of. e ka u RRR 00 RR Oo mR 0 EE © E “00 Jal 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Waenxe Tue Pro SINCE THE 18T OF JANUARY WE HAVE BEEN “WEIGHING THE PIG,” AND FIND-WELL, NEVER MIND WHAT; THAT 15 OF NO IMPORTANCE TO YOU, BUT OUR CONCLUSIONS ARE, FOR WE HAVE DETERMINED TO GIVE OUR CUS- MERS SOME, FIRST ILLUSTRATION All $20 Boys’ Sults are now $15. “le + - 11.50, ares es e 8.50, “ 10 © si 7.50. And so on down to the lowest priced. SECOND ILLUSTRATION: All $15 Childrens’ sults are now $11.50. ie 9.00. “ « 2.00, And Kilt Suits share in the reduotion in the ‘same proportion. THIRD ILLUSTRATION:— All Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats ‘That were #29 are now 15.00. eS A ST - Bs 8.50. “30 * 7.50, “ ° 4.00. Cc 6“ 40, ts es * 3.50, And thus to the end of the chapter. YOU KNOW OUR HAT DEPARTMENT HAD A BIG RUN THIS SEASON. THAT WAS BECAUSE OUR PRICES WERE SO LOW AS TO COMPEL ATTENTION. BUT LOW AS THEY WERE, WE ARE GOING STILL LOWER, SUCH CUTS WERE NEVER KNOWN BEFORE IN THE TRADE, BUT WE WANT TO MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE AND POPULAR STOCK IN THESPRING. BUY A HAT NOW ANDLAY IT ASIDE. THIS PEREMPTORY SALE KNOWSNO MERCY TOUR, WE CUT AS FOLLOWS: cp FIRST AND DEEPEST:— All the $3.50 Square-top Derbies, honest goods and ‘heap at our previous price, now are going for 91.75. The $4 ones for $2. This fa the unk indest cut of all. SECOND CUT:— | anivescch tps ce nerce'ies sates ctw $200 are now $1.90, 240 1.60. 800 2.00 400 ‘8.00. 6.00 400 THIRD CUT:~ All the Boyn’ Derbles that were $2.00 now 90.65, 100 “ 100, 190 1.30. 240 1.70. very HAT has been Reduced. Children's FANCY CAPS cut in balf. ‘Everything must go peremptorily. Nothing reserved for next season. ‘WE HAVE NO MORESPACE TODAY WHERE- ‘WITH TO REGALE YOU WITH OURSUMPTU- OUS BARGAINA TOMORROW IN THESE COLUMNS LOOKOUT FOR MORE, THERE ARE AT ALL TIMES LOTS OF CHEAPER CLOTHES THAN THESE TO BEHAD, BUT WE WISH TO IMPRESSON YOUR MINDS THAT OUR GREAT PRREMPOBY SALE Gives You the Opportunity to Buy FIBSTOLASS CLOTHING YOR SKOOND-CLASS PRICES, WE CLOSE EVERY SATURDAY A? 1020 P.™., OTHER EVENINGS AT 7 P.M. SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. este it SAKES & COMPANY. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE. WE HAVE JUST “GOT OUR GRIP" ON A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED GOODS IN THE PIECE, COMPRISING SOME FORTY OR FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES, AND MADE BY SOME OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD. “IN THE SEASON” WE EXPECT TO MAKE A FAIR PROFIT ON OUR WARES, BUT AT THISTIME OF YEQR WE ARE WILLING TO MAKE UP THESE GOODS, NOT “REGARDLESS OF COST,” BUT QUITE REGARDLESS OF “PROFIT.” WE HAVE NEVER HANDLED ANY FABRICS SUPERIOR TO THEM IN ACTUAL VALUR THE STYLE IS EX- CELLENT, AND, ALLIN ALL, THEY ARE THE BIGGEST KIND OF BARGAINS. THESE GOODS ARE USUALLY SOLD BY MERCHANT TAILORS AT $50 TO $00 A SUIT. WE HAVE NEVER SOLD THE! FOR LESS THAN $15. NOW THEY GO AT 933 A SUIT. THERE WILL BE NO LOWERING OF OUR “STANDARD OF WORK,” BUT EVERYTHING WILL BE UP TO THE MARK, EXCEPT PRICES, WE HAVE ALSO SELECTED ABOUT TWENTY STYLES OF CASSIMERES, AND CUT PRICES ON THEM FROM $3 TO $7.50 A SUIT. NOW 18 YOUR TIME. E B BARNUM & CO, $81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ell WE HAVE IN 8TOCE TEN MINK AND SQUIRREL-LINED GAR MENTS, WHICH WE OFFER AT PRIME COST. THESE ARE GENUINE BARGAINS. BEAL BAQQUES AND SEAL VISITES AT RE- DUCED PRICES, ‘WILLETT & RUOFP, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, jelt 905 Pennayivania ave. Ar Har Vascz JANUARY SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, JOHNSON, GARNER & 00. ‘Have just consummated a large purchase of HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, he Une iain Stators ceusenennoe TUESDAY, JANUARY 12TH, 1888. Consumers will save 50 per cent by. attending Remember WANTED—HELP. FOR. RENT—ROOMS.__ FOR RENT—HOUSES. __ FOR RENT_EOUsES _. ‘ANTED — TWO | FIRST-CLASS Hands Apply 1111 F st n.w. MEE eave ert eK a 5 at. Sa ‘ANTED—. iD Wecacer nase WALsT OR RENT. “HOUSE. o12 and dining room; newly refitted _jal-st R RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED ¥RONT NT sup neat sate R KENT—702 sor ST, a TAR ASS ne handsomely and isa" Locislans ‘Brick Hi. BF. LEIGHTO! ‘ED—A GOOD WAITER GIRL LY ‘bedroom, en’ suite, W aieaca le tes” | Katee sathcespaner Syaiteres ANTED—A GIRL TO DO THE GENERAI. BRENT FURNISHED, FRONT Booms. ‘housework fo amy. Ap Apply at store | H'Svumern exposure, at ay 1013 Joist nw. Heferences required. ite | pnt Rigmsage Wilaraae ON MGRTS Sa $125; or sale, $11,500. ment. Apply premises, ‘ANTED-SEVERAL EXPERIENCED PIANO and Organ Canvassers for work In city and ad- Jacent country, Address “PIANO,” Star office. J11-3t Were eee : soit guaee Apply soapy oe TY Se ee nt tO DOOR SEAS houseworis Heferences required. apply at313 cu ne Hate rANTED—A_COMPETENT TRISWAKER (Wit wirt by theGnss ABDIy at 1430 New York avenue, jauae was ‘A CHAMBERMAID. BEST REF- WE ee ST. N.W.; NINE- Wemleners: extra large parlor fbronghont, THOS. E WAGGAMAN, OR RENT 31430 STN. AREY Six-Roow and water. $18.30 Fe RENTOR SALE—FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished—1614 19th st. n.w. twelve rooms Price, Fine loontion: every improve: Fe RENT-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH Path: oll modern Improvements: nw. jalliw Nor and hall FR RENT—THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ROOMB tn the city, Furnished: one square from the Capitol: Cen ae Bea hhew house; ail modern improvements ba Tit al Es posure. 100 B st. n.e., cor. of 1st st jails FS ee Net. BAe sate ae OR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING FUR. ian 14'reomn Will be Teoted ees oad ee eo F pe SY ae T27 Ind. ave. 11-35 noes Weel Liaw ¥17 F sirest nw. Fee teas WO, NIGKLY | FURNISHED ‘Rooms, 820 20th st. n.w.,near avenue line cars; R_RENT—307 71H STS E, DESIRABLE 2- pa ed story Rrick House, six water. OR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | and range, rent $18, |. WARNER, A rgoms, singe oF en suite, in my, 916 Fm nw. if desired, Appiy at 821 14th st. v.w. Sarre - — OR RENT—i5 GRANT PLACE, DOUBLE PAR- 1419) lors, handsomely furnished; adjoining Toom, two 3220 loners ot and cold waters all on frat Aue, het, an r and attention. 10 ANTED—EIGHT PANTALOON HANDS, AT KEEN’S, 414 9th st. n.w. W1LSt 'ANTED AN RXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN for a orookery and hove furnishing business: eet ‘well recommended. Inquire 408 7th at. m. w. ‘ANTED—GOOD MAN, WITH SMALL CAPI- tal to handle fast-selling and good paying art: cle at New Orleans Exposition. Good thing for party. Address EXPOSITION, Star office. Jall~2 ‘OR RENT_TO A GOOD TENANT, THRER Handsome Unfurnished Connecting Rooms in a new house. “Address H. Se Ja9-3te FOR EERT IURNISHED 0) NISHED, ‘ beautiful front Room with bay widow bath as and all conveniences 214 9th st. aw.; terms reason- able. 309-3t" BRENT — UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT- able for business 2d floor, 939'Pa. ave. Anguire at RIES STUD 10, 1219 Pa. ave. jam +t F Waireta’ Sennerners ENERGETIC MAN, with 200. ual month. A man whocan travel preferred. Lnvestignte, “Address BUSINESS, Star office, jal L-2te OR RENT—NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, LARGE, handsomely furnished rooms, on second and thi oors, en suits or singly: private family; table board Sdstory....25, 323 diy st. Chaaney bie) ANTED—A WHITH GIRL 1 R OFNE tAL housework; no wash'ng or ifoning: Ge-man pre ferred: musi stay at nigit. Bring Feerence. > pply a: 1110 Fst. n.w., in aa jall-at* MAN AS A CLERK IN lutiin Ofte! wages low at Ars “Address atat ing qualifications and terms, CLAIMS, Star office. ARE are Oe an cote eles day can be qv ely sate af youn fen Bont No eran! leulars free. Please ANT ED—WHITE AND COLORED Wom 10. to $20; chambermaids, nurses, gel seu mene ‘scrub and. FIs, wien COOKS. 2.COOMBS, ‘Bu 2 jar jdress at ‘Boston, : WHITE AND COLORED {Boks 819 to 820 chamberniaids, watiresses, nurse girls, Inundresses, general houseworkers, white Coachinan’ waivers, with references, at ONAL LABOR BUREAU, 517 7th st. u, w., between E and F sts. jad-lw* Wi AN' TED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED-—GERMAN-AMERICAN GIRL, SIT- dation to go to Florida as Hotel Pastry Cool first-class cook fur private family or chambermaid and Waltress satisfactory reference, Box 9, Nat. Lator Eopee oF Booikkeopers by a young man who writes a’ heat, rapid busitiess hand.” address B, office. ‘ie ‘ANTeD-STY LISH, FASHIONABLE DRESS- (W ahaver Just trom New: fork, would like engage yeni by the day: terms reasonable. Apply at u0Ra aath st Spm. Lae Waxtess POSITION, BY A > cee Lady as companion in e family; good references Address ual a Jail RO: NORTH Weanititkes rastubs an hacokeanat bane ences, Address R. R,, Star office. Jali-3 W fesition ax companion ta ina ight housework. “Aduress "Mise J. P.O, D.C Jall-2ee ANTED—BY SCTARLE. SETTLE v colored woman, 4 place as a Plain Cook aad Gen- B. BROOKS, efal House Work tn sinall family. Call at us 26th jap-ste st between Band 10 p. tn. TANTED—BY temperate and of mercantile, manufactui real estate office, with nominal wag: isknown. 815 G at. VE sod address, a Situation In ¢ or commission house, or a Bae enie eae maids, cooks, nurses, chins bermalds, men cooks, walters, wallresses, with refer ences. S.A. COOMBS, Emp.’ Bureau, 926 F st Ja7-6t* Ww 1 DUAT. ‘Work as shorthand writer or secretar references, Address J. L, W..Star office. j7-2w* ANTED — PLACES FOR GOOD Coc W ciiambermatan, waitresses, nurse, Innndremen: couchmen, waiters, white watchmen; also refined Housekeeper and experienced lady's mui, speaking three Iangnages: undoubted references. NAT. LABOR BUREAU, 517 7th st. n. w. jat-iw* WANTED—BOARD. BY A_ STUDI —BOAKD AD ‘ished Room in a family where German 18 Adress 0. Hoe “ar nb WAN TED— ROOMS. ) WIFE, TWO FUR: V seeping ever boarders: alaments. LW E Apartivents for rent will Sid tc greutly. to there advanuige lo register same,with full particulars, at the Gireetory for reiting rooms, st, Cloud building, corner Ani and fats ocin 2 iice pen dally ain to6p.m. ROBERT B. KL jas-it* Ww 7 ANTED--HOUSES. 6 OR 7-ROOM jern jmprovements: good leca- tion Of 7th st. located F to Q st, b.w: must be @ bargain: not to exceed $3,000 cash, ‘Address, terms, &¢ rei FANTED—TO. PUI “ Wee ere will be willing to assume balatiee due, or Way cas ‘dress Box 149, staF Ule Felts ANTED-TO PURCHASE SEVERAL VA- Gant lots as an investment: give full pariieulars Owners only need answer, Address Box 3i, ~tar once. jase ANTED-1T W Satine, wit oat be -2W THAT (OWN THAT A LADIES’ found at 1241 5th st.n.w. ern im ary ho nucaaeteae brivate oa VOR RENT—N’ eRAME HOUSE, 219 18TH 1106 st ae st. ne, five root to 3. Sn ar RTCLARGE TAN GERMUTLEE, arene S187 st hw ye LARGE SEG Wy furnished Parlors frat focrs sultable Tor Recep ions: excellent neighborhood; convenient to cars and JOR RENT FURNINHED HOUSE ON bet 1Sib st_and Vermont ave.; ten rooms, gor a a ae lumping. furnace or grate ‘beat. oF geuticinan. Swife is oA | OFM D. PECK ews Fat aie RR 23 WITH BOARD FO two, one large room, install family of adults; table board also: references required. Ja9-3te 1OR REN W.. H ‘DSOMELY furnished Rooms: two second-<tory: en ulte If de- aired: two third-story, single, for gentiemen.jaf3te -NT-SUITE OF ELEGANT PARLORS south facing Rooms, $12.50 each, at 512 Caterer in the house. Jose <RRONT ricesin all parts of the City. Unfurnished and furnished. Rooms and parts of able Dwellings an Hoses Yor housekeeping. Also. Furnished iTouses | 406.and 408 O st. aw; new, with all for rent Ape ay Ron 14, Se Cloud Balding | Apply to ROBE ELE jasate™ | _ Sai DOK RENT HANDSO: suit member of rate and flur> hace heat; near Capitol; cars aiid herdics pass door. 219 Fast Capitol st. jus-2mn 1 0R ED BED- room and Parlor adjoining on second floor; 23) near Capitol, private family; very moderate the winter," Viease call. Janae T—TWO OR THREE Pl or unfurnished Rooms, with or without. Bourd; moderate rent: central location, Inquire of A. COOMBS, 926 F Xt nw. Fr Brick 152 F st, Jas OR Fi 608 6th st, s.w. NEU , second floor, new brick, Day windowed 06 O st.n.w., near iowa Circle; leat and cas, included; $18. Janet are Fiver fens thete steal ‘chamber, 730 9th ct over Rishop's ane ok eens Faeeen, Sees arog stores one of the mont desirable aiid central loca: | CMH aud silver Ware; fret-class Helhborhogd, north: Hous in ti."eity: conventeut to all street Car liter Apply at 750 90 JOR RENT—AT 7: EN some communicating Parlor and Bed-room, with ‘open grate, gas, bat Also, @ large bed-room, suitable for two’ persons: references exchanged. jst R RENT—A 3 UATED FU nished Room, second floor, with beat and light, Suitable forgentieman or gentleman and wife; price Teasonabie; references exchanged. 323 Cst, n.W. 3as-6t* {OR RENT—-1130 12TH ST. FEW pooR: horth of Ascension church, one of the bighi st and most deluuttul yointsi the city. large, well-urnished | ib te family 'T—A PLEASANT FRONT oe furmshed, on second floor, with light and heat, at Just ‘office. 12TH ing room wil i. ent 73 grounds, stable. 240 Lath Lw.9r. Tet. Or, me 1 xt. ©, 8. SCap. 6 1902 8. Cap. 203 1006 N st. n. Fis a focatlon delightful. with board, fi ci Ts is ane POR RENT— irate al eee K 110 TEL a 3 83. FOR fe furnished OR RENT—COR, VERMONT AVE, 1321 NST south and east tro: Rooms. Board ifdestred, AR THE CAPITOL—PARLOR E'ioor furnished; Board if desired. Also, south front Room on third tloor; F-street cars pass the door. 7 ycoms m. 1b crolinaave. se., 7 rooms, “ALBERT F 1440 7 st n.w..6 rooms and all mod, tmp. #1400 TOOMS aNd WALET enn 406 and 403 0 St. n.w., 6 rooms and siore. LOUTS P, SHOEMAKER, ‘eburehes and cars: Party rent very reasonable, Addr OR RENT—-THE LARGE BOARDING HOUSI corner of North Capitol and I sts. Porsons. Immediate possess SSS anne 180 id wisier” 1030 1226 F st DANENTIOWER @ SON, large store rooms, Lovis # SHUk MAKER, 20 Fst haw, 020 F st. iw. AVING THECITY completely wz table furnished ‘and bed Ii Myrtiest 100d. y 10205 Cap. a > Sumner st. ‘and Fide Cap'st, cAaYWwoop, 201 D) st, corner of 24 St... ab Iw? | 714 Nstn, VOR RENT—514 13TH ST. N.W., HANDSOME: | 937 K st iy Furnished Toorns, single or 1300 K 4 hout Table Board. Heferences given and required. | 12110 ote we ‘iam seers 2100 Crdth &Fayette, WW. WOR RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN, 1734 PSTN. | 1147c 1308 19th sinew. W..a handsomely farnished suite of Hooms, «with | 1402 1¢ 1707 N stn. bath), on parlor for. joawe | | 1902 Hs 43 4th st. Rear 1733 HM st 1217 N stn. 39.17 1308 Hts nw % vt z si. nw. eastern exposure; tures I Tos F's Tore lithstn ior iREESA; SROLE DOREY The above houses Gan be examined by permit from ; our office only. THOMAS J, FISHER & CO, Ja __1524F street nortuwest__ ix rooms mod. heap OR RENT—TWO OF THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms, suitable for housekeeping, on second flo some Furnished Rooms, at 298 Bst. n.w.: tern veasonable. 551 F st, UW. FOR RE: House, 1 sulte or single: with or t und table board 'B, one door from 8 Ave: side a1 Detresset SF | S12: Sbis'B ney $8 EA. FoR RENT. more; five minutes from hands EAR THOMAS CIRGLE--NEWLY | room! be fumily, where there are ith first-class table board, au VOR RENT-1754 MST. ton, near Connecticut elegantly-furnished apartments, en suite or single. Caterer in honsi foups., $18; 060 F i, now. 11 rome. all is served in dimug-room if desired. Te ps $20; 46 Les 16 rooms, $1 yuse. References. ai TLY FUR suite or single: private bath: ope ch private family 1OT7 19th st. aw. di6-1 RENT —HANDSOMELY | FUR roves brick ta'on TOR Si Hoos, ett suite OF single, at 1012 L4thst 1m. ¥ ELECTRIC for the permunent re Jeaves no marks. Mrs. Juo-1 Ws Temedy % moval of SupecHuous fur. an Dr GAMRIE: Waseca be necn ut PRICES Stable, 311 6 Sider moni 6a Cath TED-COMMISSIONER War crte mat nn Neat Commissioner, SOHNE BERLT, 1a Snoftise town 9 an. to 8 pam rererence. Can ‘stn. W. Terms, igo, Md. n25-2me F DEEDS FOR id U.S. Fst. 0. D6 re ‘Telephone 34. ANTED—ELFCTRIC HAIR RESTORER, great Root and Herb ‘Tontc, will produce hair atter twenty-five ‘of buldness; 500 for any fail- troby Mr Da, J SEATACES Dermatologie. Wash imonials: 1. D. O'Donnell, Phatmaclst) Vie Moura wee Prot Germellien fa) Sth Hoon guar gue ae soot e, ta oot ars ‘and Hus 0 e Boa Soe Oiees 122 Fee ae, Washe New York, 176 Sth ave, near 23d. oc26 ATT ed per gallon; Di ‘Ses Virginia Claret, 800; Cullfornia Claret, IGSON, Wholesale Dealer, 1424 Penn: basement S030 ANTED-SUCOND-HAND FURNITURE Sere ut Ei oe ture, {Or wi ce wey Address HH. BAUM, 239 4th st aW. 825, COUNTRY _REAL ESTATE. (OR SALE —FARMS— WE HAVE A FEW Peta ae aed ad wae venient to the voy ao "A.B HILL & O0., 1388 Fat. LOST AND FOUND. HLLENT BOARD, AT a lundsome suite of Rovins cousisting | of parlor, oilige and bed-room: heated by flsrnncs wn ‘30 table boarders accommodated. — d3-2m® n.e.,6 rooms, ol st., 8 rooms. mod. 1 olina ave. we, 4 rooms, $6; 328 and vellat, gan and water, $145 rooms, gas’ and water, FOR RENT—STORES. | JOR RENT—TWO STORES, WITH DWELLINGS ‘above—the stores of which can be made to com municato, thus forming one large L shaped store, ha ing one evtrance wt 1416 14th si and the other en- trance at 1406 P st, ‘These stores being near the Riges Market, are desirably located for business. ‘thwest section, and taken t admirable general supply establish stable. Also, two stores, w! 1408 and 1410 P st. Also, dwelling and bakery, 730, ike hon xtern improve Tent moderate. Apply to E A. Jersey ave. 2. being wext to market, Rtors All se ce a Gelinre'? feet inches | 1491 nerete oor, ply Pt i - SE LEWIS 1416 14mst nw. | Bae 25 SL. Or. 1718 N, 183 “100 Idd 1: ‘4tn st., with airy show Windows and dwelling: modern improvements Apply to FRANK J. TIBBETS, corner 14th st, and New York ave.. Palace Market. a24-im FOR RENT—MISCELLA NEOUS | $2,071 4¢Nategawe-205 OR RENT-STABLE IN THE REAR OF asia | #21 ES. — N st., opposite British legation, new Stable, four only 8 "mn's room and all improvements, Apply BRICK, 714 15th st. jad1m 1444 Ny Var... 70) (2. 15th. ¥ Seven fonms: mod. imps; $42 T-FURNISHED SIX-ROOM BRICK 7 10th st. mw. Inquire at S00 11th st. Jabaee od. impa, $80; 315 7th st. xe, 6 rooms 1, 7th st, near Fs WORMSTEDT & Bita DLEY, Foie, gus and water, Fooms Gellar, mod. tmp, $40.50 1 ‘ next door). Also. a small frame, 1th and Bw. 85. and stable, $15. ‘Theabove banks, Por fill lt call at dthoe fr arn S eat, jab LE DROIT (OUSE IN BALTI- ion station; twelve si! modern limprowe- | farnished Varlor aud Bedroom on Go mourh, Apply to ears and herdicy near: refer- | CSRSTABERe Sttueral Water Depot 1UL0 Pet Telm* T1119 177-8 NW. TWO SEC | TSN W, @ ROOMS ‘ond floor front communicating rooms, sunny and | Mt ail mod. imp ly papered ind painted: each: ina pri re hile | 820.20." -A.S. CAYWUOD, corner 8th ain sts, 1. = i, ML BC ROR Jest N.H. ay., fu 100 125 K, Sr. Be NESE (auras teh wi waa IB -HLav.,uniur,Or_00, ge, M st., Sr. 213 10th, 6r... ane m5 eae De nmoppant ‘For list of iy fr ale, call or send at office tor “Teal Estate G jaz HOLTTMAN, 10th and’ F stan Fis —S IsHED— 2038 Conn ave ....290) 708 1th. office roones. 988 P7846 K Stee one LOO 2020 Ft nw Mav. and Sei 100. Park and ich Sve. 0.88 997 11th wi. a. S85 that we ISO ‘So Ou Jus ADU at Domi 3B Scone ee ood aes ists {OR RENT “IX-KOOM BRUCK HOUSK, mod. imps, 1500 Kingman Placr, $25, _431.4m AL monte be made within. 48 located only temporarily should give Us advertion meptattention. Apply 1623 Iu st nw. alone, JOR KENT- DWELLING 1423 F STN, 1 Foon, modern improvements Inguire row kris @ GREEN, | a c FOR SALE—HOUSES. Fron sacs. = ‘te; dot , on” Wwostory-and-hasement | Trick House, on « beautiful curner, northwest. Only 84,00, ad rthweat, suitable fora drug store, ingest. ‘ A six-tooui, Lirik, ea OU a water and gas §2, 200. peal 23 INO, F. WAGGAMAN Jallot S04 and SOO Fst, how, Fok SAG ANCE Twostony an nient brick Dwelling, on the between tb and 10h sta. p. w., ‘and bath room, bay window aud all wodern improve men:s; price, $3,000. KH. WARNER, #10 Fa iw. jai WOR SALE — 1g office, REAR THE GOVERNMENT mK St. between North Cy 1© Very hice, new two! ing 8 rooms, ball Jallst QOR SALE-TWO PRETTY, NiwW cx rocms, Meridian Hill; #400 enc: each. APPA jaliat JOR SALE AT BARGATN PRICK Te TAKEN once, Hougeand Lot near Dupout Circle, $3,290; and on K st, at $7,500. ma _Jatbat A. P. PARDON, FOR A BARGAIN Brick, 2 blocks from new Pen t Price $26.00, $400 casb or alt cmb O.M. BRYANT, 514 th et. now, JOR SALE-DESIRABLE BEICK ON NEW York ave, between {7h wud LOC sia, south fre 12 rooms: 4 rooms on find Moor; lot 22 ALBERT F. FOX, #20 Fst. ww. GW. THRE ATOR AND BASE ikies a. LL rooms. JOR SALE— POR BALE—A NICK THLER: Lirtek Fi Tooms, with all 2d st awa: BL THLY PAYMENTS — bare et mouth ‘mont 1900 = re pOiN TANS, *10 Paton. F, LARGE j pale $25,000. Apply to ALS. CAY WOOD, corner th amd K sts. uy JaSI* 9 tween 16th and 16th mw: 11 Toons imps. “THOS J. MYERS, 1216 Fat.nw, jasm a ‘926 Mas av. foie a Patamt itr atm ‘sinad portion of For full list call at office for the Ist and 15th. € Wi Foe asta Dae 15th st, near the new Opera 1 honse has 18 rooms: well sulted Poses, Will be sold cheap, | Pigott" PARK Et& TOWNSEND. 1418 Fst. JPORSALE—TWo VERY HANDSOME NEW story and basement Brick H, PROPER: Fuome aud ne caine ich cated He} 15th Sveuue and N st, uw. “Hands Tesidenee,” 20th and K me Residence, corner 20th and K sta ree sory aud bavement: sone s saloow partons Matte sultaute tor rept ines finished tu hard wood. od ail, niudery cyuvenieac (formerly aceupied bythe Prench Minister). only $12,000, baidlng, S13 ots Brick House, petaveen Massurhusette, Houses are pun for inspect hiree fiandsome thes story and basemeat brick Houses, 920, 931 and St. L.W.. containing 1 ‘fimtsned tn ‘Wood and ll modern ime Provemente, Price 929 Kk wt. under rent for $85 yer m. Price 931 Kst, © under rent for Peice 933 K st, 38 250, under rent for “ For farther information ‘apply to the own GOLDSCHMID, 812 70 Saco 4 RENT—AN ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PE eA eat Oo ith st. nw. Jesse Fe, RENT—A_ LARGE CARRIAGE HOUSE a eee Sie rooms at 316, ae begets = Vermout ave., 8 rooms. tee ee r8t es 1606 Ft nw. TURDAY MORNING, BETWEEN ToSSis and it stu and city post office, «. Bauch of ieéya, Flutder will ploase Feturn them to 1219 433th sun. BRTWEEN 8TH AND OTH 5: Pee, Sanday evening, tral nt HeaversPar a wn, with oxydized 0 ease ing at STHEBTAN Office, aud receive feward: r OF GOLD SPECTACLES, AT Titans bal 1030 tla 9 won ray, Jae rates jease return to 1286 6th wt. nw. PERSONAL. RES’ TI OF PROVIDENCE, R. Go ee ry old Tatas toate Matas oaaied ARMAND, four ‘Ago connected with the Berilis School in Providenes. Mires PRETTY, Star office, at PER THE SENT LEAN WHO GAVE ME A ches, for $10 on Higgs & Co, January th, Please, jap-3te BRAD. ADAMS. ‘ASHINGTON SCH PHONOGRAPHY Ww OF. Has removed 2, §29-1m_ Hi street n.w. ELEGING'S CUTTING, EE 514 12TH ST, Se ace een and in pane. Garmiesia Forme Saige APDUY 1008 VIL SERVICE a = aoa Cle ea ear ao-1me 8. W. oor, Sih apd K sta nw, W soles ae AGENCY—OLDEST 2S oe <= nope an Ly eae Pies a AGENCY. ee f fornished to Fallable persons only. preset Sera ‘AccoUn? OF THE HEAVY DEMAND Qeseerge "ar || ‘at Dw. MONEY TO LOAN. "| $300 of, a8 $1000, SU 200, $200. ‘other sums to loan ol, 2 aye Moderate thangs, SAT MCINTIRE. G18 Pat” yasSe NI LOAN LIFE INSURANCE Modes”? Sans e Wacen etm ‘33. ¥ st nw, [ONEY TO 20aN 1412 2th aw, L2r....7B, able ON REAL ESTATE FES SES ior. 305.05! |2815 Ne..or, patios Prompt attention to all applications, 41s-im 927 F street. TO BLES eh i dtl $100.000 2 Marimeas ‘Estate, Loans, Notary al7- ary ‘TO LOAN IN SUMS i. See $80,000 cies iiss “east: Rx ae ee 1920: 1511 Ts, 9 Kee io $a66 "9 PARKERS TOWN: pie oan - aici at nw. near 13th st and (an) THOS. E WAGGAMAN. _| suttable fot restaurant. plumber, 0 | Maa TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE rx | “S22 ms to gull at 1owest te ‘and no. ea - FOR RENT—OFFICES. HOWE SOS, ad Pe TS eee AND DWELLING, Se alDost Sd aoa iS SES Vane tee agen Zit BURGE AN ON CITY REAL ESTATE | Maat Sat i aa Seto tas Rew Yor are eee i ae ahh ad ee &00,, 1407 Fetnw. aiteyt We. ri Pi, Soe ee located; “dim JOR SALE—1628 iar FA We ee gant. attractive, delnttally ‘arvangca Residence, foutaing "11 rooms, bath, cellar. turuace, pate closers “Yor Hinenn, ct, all the appolateacuts of Rie on Ballets, reve CONARD & McEUEN, (asi "THOS. BW. Jadot 1420 F strect R SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE OF ‘part ofthe oly. meat atrect-onr ad beni i rt Metrect-car aid berdk: iinea, ConanD @ Me! SGkN, 1400 Fee nw. JPOR SAL SALE STORE AND D DWELLI ‘east comner 17th and nw. Lots THOS J MYERS, 4031-3, 1216 F st. iw. R SALE VERY DPSIRABLE | 3 8TORY Deicke Dwelling: 00 be oe Por SADE Sic Roda BRICK HOUSES, GOOD “f BRADLEY. Sane omen SOO ERY er located on the northwest corner of 10th and 5 ste Be. ofa lect ground of abut 2400 square For ree ti ayon ot Assignee of Teitonto Yutrs ‘A BARGAL THRE TWORTOKE Bricks; three squares from Lincoln Park rent pething wieven Per cout net, Ai rAMS & Dw. ae-2m NEARLY NEW BRADBURY See ‘Wan. ‘Ebony Suite Furniture Al Spat be sold to cover = BASS b Rte. 700 my taeraeaa™—- Ps 3717 wim, Or 3.200 ith st .Sr. 000 3 REE — Bie ARES ts anim "A. PILL & 0O., 1338 Ft