Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: FRIDAY.............----- January 15, 1896. nosy & NOYES. ‘The Evening Mar has a regular, permancat bone ade daily circulation more than treble that of any ether daily paper pabiished tn Washington. and cqsnl to that of all the other daily papers here added together. = : Saturday Advertising. AGvertisets will confer a favor by handing in their announcements as early as possible for tomorrow's sixty-four column STAR, iif order {@ insure insertion and proper classification, ——— Stookholters in New York state railroad se- carittes did not become very “bloated” Inst year on their gains. According tothe annual Teport of the railroad commissioners the gen- eral percentage of dividends to capital stock wasonly 1.6 In 1884 it was 2.76, and that was called abad year. There wasa slight in- crease during the year over the preceding in both passenger and freight traffic, but the gross earnings were $3,500,000 less; and the mouey paid out ia dividends fell from $17,946,259 to $10,495,866. Many roads pasted their divi- dends entirely, and seven became bankrapt. There can be no disputing the fact that the railroad business hax been badly overdone, e+ peclaily with regard to through traffic. The large lines are by no means the most prosper- ous. And here the instructive lesson again ap- pears that one of the greatest bulwark«of a rail- Toad, be it large or small, is a well-developed ‘and carefully managed local business. In making their recommendations the rail- road commissioners lay stress on the import- anee of enacting laws requiring companies to cross thoroughfares elther below or above the carriage road. This is. reform, in the interest Of the safety of the community, which must be adopted in the near future by all railroads ‘whieh pass through thiekly populated districts of the country. a Whatever may be thought of his action by the saembers of his own party, Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, deserves and will receive the thanks of the country for voting with the democrats yesterday to break up the practice of nepotisin new so. common in the federal courts. ‘The ex- tent to which relatives have been appointed to positions of trust and emolument under them by presiding justices reaches the proportions of a public scandal, ff, indeed, it does not amount, aa has been charged in some cases,to @ publie and abuse, the sooner and more effectually the practice is broken up the better. Tohave the re- spect and confidence of the people, the courts of the country should be above ail suspicion of undue desire for gain or improper influence from any quarter, and one way to secure this result is ior the Judges to cease appointing rela- tives to official positions in or about the courts over which they preside. At One Dollar—The choice of two hundred CHILDREN'S SATTINET SUITS. They are the kind usually sold at $2. They are a class of goods we have no demand for—too cheap. “We wagt to get rid of them. Hence the price $1. SAKS & COMPANY. All the CHILDREN’S SUITS that were $7, $6.50 and $6 are now Five Dollars. A per- emptory price to close them out. Children's Department—Second floor; take elevator. SAKS & COMPANY. 94.50 CHILDREN’S OVEROCOATS arenow $3. We now have a better assortment from $3105 thanever. By reason of late pur- chase these pfices are no criterion of true value, SAKS & COMPANY. MONTAGNAC OVEROOATS. Made om the premises. Lined throughout With Satin De Chine. Edges and Collar of velvet. Our peremptory priceis mow Thirty-five Dol- Jars. Aa immense loss to us. SAKS & COMPANY. MONTAGNAC SURTOUTS Made by our Dest custom hands. Lined throughout with Satin De Chine. Collar and edges of silk velvet. Coatto order cost $70. Our price mow Thirty-five Dollars, SAKS & COMPANY. ELEYSIAN SACK AND FROCK OVER- COATS Hand made. Body Sitting ‘Trimmed same asthe $60.and $55. They go now at Thirty-five Dollars. SAKS & COMPANY. ‘The BROAD WALE HEAVY DIAGONAL OVERCOATS. Satin faced. Satin sleeve Unings. Serge body lining. Were $25. ‘They are now $15. Agreat bargain. See them. SAKS & COMPANY. 813, now 10. ‘Twenty styles of SUITS. Good value at $15. In fact, most of thema month ago were $15, Wenow mark them $10. Ex- traordinary value. SAKS & COMPANY. WE COULD USETHE ENTIRE SPACE OF THE “STAR” WERE WE TO BNUMER- ATEALLTHE BARGAINS WE AREOFFER- ING IN OUR MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS. THE Now FECT PEREMPTORY PRICES WE ARE NAMING ARE HAVING THE EF- OF MOVING OUR ENORMOUS STOCK RAPIDLY. FIRST COMERS FARE. BEST, FOR THEY GET THE CHOICE OF THE STOCK. OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT MANAGER SAYS: “TELL THE PEOPLE WHAT MY DEPARTMENT 18 DOING.” WE WILL GIVE YoU A FEW “SPECIMEN BRICKS" OF THE MANY BARGAINS. — Senator Sherman gave the Ohio legislature good and timely advice in his speech of thanks for his re-election. He seems to nave found out that grave dangers surround honest voting in Obio, as Well as in more southern states, and the burden of his speech was that these dangers must be dispelled by thoughtful legislation. He struck the Key-note of reform when he said that ‘the safeguard of electious was the system of small voting precincts. The county system, new In vogue in Ohio, he denounced as obso- lete and dangerous. It Is probable that recent events have couvineed honest men of both parties in Onio that the elective machinery of the state must be radically changed in the direction indicated by Mr. Sherman. $$ Those who are anxiously inquiring why American ship-building has fallen away may study with advantage the statistics of the same industry in Great Britain. If there is a country where this branch should flourish it is in Eng- land. But the figures are almost appalling. In 1883 shipping to the extent of 1,25 was launched; In 1884 this total fell to 750,000 tons, and from that again in 1885 to 540,000 tons. Nor is this all. For it willbe found, on further examination, that so anxious were the yards toseeure contracts that what work was done gave little or no profit. a Seeretary Lamar’s decision in the telephone case does not touch its scientific bearings, but simply submits these questions to r-examina- tion before a court. He justifies the position assumed last summer by the officers of the De- partment of Justice in beginning ® suit against the Bell company, in the name of the people, to test the validity of certain patents already is- sued by the government. These cases will now probably be tried, and of course they will be watched with the keenest interest, as a very large amount of property is at stake. —— The Emperor William opened the Prussian Diet yesterday by the not very cheerful an- nouncement that the finances of the empire made it “again necessary to effect a loan.” He comforted his subjects by adding that “this Joan, however, will be smaller than that issued in 1885.” He explained that the business trou- bles of the thne came from overproduction; but he did not go on to specify that the overproduc- tion from whien Europe suffers is an overpro- duetion of shoulder-straps. $< It fs sad to announce that Jim has followed Jumbo. Jim was the oldest and largest tiger in the United States. He died yesterday at the ripe age of twenty-five, mourned and beloved by bis owner and many others. All who have bueked against the tiger will bear witness to his talents and vigor. He killed one mate some Years ago, but was never prosecuted, and now leaves a widow. ee ‘The dog-bitten boys are back in New York from Paris, greatly to their own delight, and to everybody's satisfaction. The little fellows evi- dently had a good time, and their graphic desoriptions of their adventures make amusing reading. “He stuek us ench eleven times in the stomach,” is the picturesque, if not strictly seientific, way in which one of the boys speaks Of the operations. $< > We are closing out MONARCH UN- LAUNDERED SHIRTS, Dollar ones, at G4c.; 75e. ones, 5c. Best. made, bes t ft- ting unlaundered shirt in the United States, No. 1621, Men's very heavy MERINO UNDER- SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Shirts from 36 to 44 and drawers from 36042. We sold them well at $1, but as we are clean- ing house they go for 68 cents. SAKS & COMPANY. TWENTY- THREAD EALBRIGGAN SHIKTS AND DRAWERS. Shirts 36, 42, 44, 46 and 48 inches. Drawers30, 34,40, 42 and 44 Inches. Cheap at $2, but we class them as ends, so they go for $1.45, SAKS & COMPANY. Am. Hos. Extra Heavy MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, and full reg- ularly made, Shirts 34, 46 and 43. Drawers 32, 38 and 40. Former price $2.50, but now $1.70. SAKS & COMPANY. Am. Hos. Co.'s Super MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, extra sizes. Shirts 44, 46,50 aud 52 Drawers 38, 40, 42 and 46. Theseare about three-eighths wool, and were sold for $2.50, but $1.70 will close them. BAKS & COMPANY. No. 3918, Am. Hos. Co's Extra Heavy Wool $8.00; now ‘$4.00. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Shirts 42, 44 and 48 inches. Drawers 30. 32, 34, 42 and 44 Inches. Broken sizes. Worth $8, bat sold to clean out for $4. SAKS & COMPANY. No. 3001 B, Am. Hos. Co.’ Fast Black BALBRIG- B7acenty GAN HALF HOSE, Sizes @%, 10 and now 10%. We wish to close out the entire lot, @Weents. hence the price, 25 cents, SAKS @ COMPANY, No. 3001, Am. Hos, Co.'s UNBLEACHED BAL- 25 cents; BRIGGAN HALF HOSE Sizes 9. 9%, now 10, 10%, 11, 11% and 12inches, These 20cents, areas good a8 any English balf hose for double the money, but we intend to give youu bargain therein. so 25 cents buys a pair. SAKS @ COMPANY, 2Beents, Shaw Knit HALF HOSE in all sizes and now many eolor, We wantto find out how 20cents —_popiilar these goods are, and so start them. at 20 cents, SAKS & COMPANY. No. 2420, Am. Hosiery Co.'s WHITE MERINO 50 cents now 85 cents HALF HOSE. Sizes 9%, 10, 104 and 11, Excellent goods, but white do not seem to Tus Darr Or Orr Rewancs ‘Where can you secure better material, bettet ‘Workmaneh!p, of better atylec in Ladies’ Muslin ‘Underwear, than here? It is to your thterest to inapect tle stock, for ‘the reasons that imferior goods have been quoted elsewhere at the some tnstances lower. Do stock with low grades, as the same carefulness of manufactare is manifest In the cheapest Piece we have as in the highest priced goods. We quote exemplarily 50 doz. Ladies’ Fine Muslin Corset Covers, finished seams, worked bution holes, and but- tons sewed strong. Only 12%. each. 50 doz. Ladies’ Fine Cambrie Corset Covers, ‘Hamborg edging on neck, finished seams, full shaped. Only 25c. each. 85 doz. Ladies’ Fine Musiin Drawers, wide ‘beni. with three tucks above. Only 2c. per pair. SO doz Ladies’ Fine Musiin Chemise, five clusters of tree fine tucks. Only 25c. each. 60 don Ladies’ Fine Muslin Chemise, with yoke of four rows of inserting tucks between @ cambric ruffle, and around the neck and sleeves, Only 37%4e. each. ‘96 don. Ladies’ Fine Muslin Night Robes, four clusters of five fine tucks down the front, lived yoke, cambric ruffle around the neck, sleeves and yoke, excellent value; worth G2iyc. Only 5D dos. Ladies’ Extra Fine Muslin Walking Skirts, cambric ruffle, with four fine tucks therein, and four Aine tueks above; worth 69¢. Only 55c. each. Bridal sets, which we formerly sold at $5.00, now $3.60 per set. ‘ecund floor: talke elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. We Casxxor Too Sraosory Impress upon the minds of our customers the fact that our line of CORSKTS is different from that of others. Where the price is the same a higher degree of workmanship is perceptible. Where the corsets are the same, » lower price confound this Sample Values: 60 dom Fine Jean “B.A” Corsets, side steels, faced with silk stitchings, Only 50c per pair. We consider this the best G0c. corset now on the market. 50 doz. Fine German Woven corsets, scal- Joped at top, side steel, embroidered on bust; very fine. Only 76c. per pair. 60 doz, Extra Fine German Woven Corsets, warranted best bone, scalioped at top; extra broad bones over the hips; extremely No. 611, Fine Satteen Cor- drab, creme, black and cardinal. Excellent quality and finely finished. Only $1.25 per pair. Perfection—French “I, C teen Corsets. Our specialty. Allcolors, Only $1.50 per pair, tr (Second floor: take eievator.) ARD & LOTHROP. Paris-Made Sat- ad STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FR AY, JANUARY 15, 1886. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Vy ASTED—A HALF-GRowN COLORED GIRL (W ‘to maist whih general bousework Kee emnalt fe fly, Apply at 786 7th st m. w.; also @ whl V SPs TYE eae TO ‘cook, wash ate fal and refvrences required. Call SN st nw. ‘ANTED-A COLORED aa fO SET UP Pool Batis t od mopping op tne Boose ADB a FOR RENT—HOUSES.___ FOR _SALE—HOUSES. FLOR WENT — DRLIGHTFUL FURNISHED Tooms, at 121 N st, cor. Vermont ave, Jjaloate Rati sei Sa Book ord reeagen ar (eD—1015 14TH BT. . ang the Portland—Very ers ny BECK Sat once, Oat a.ave. a ia Tohuehoes excha ged. = a0! *. eT. Pieake SANT PUR- ‘ANTED A WOMAN FOR COOK AND GEN; Fen a, = Jae looms, with or withone yt and bring references, “LITT AE set ae JalS<ste ANTED-WHITE NURSE; MUST COME | JOR NEN} — A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, ‘well recommended; children APPL 1227 ldthatawyaterOpane GARY Tw niahed, on second foor, with light and heat, at TOON wn Wey 30aF Carn, jalelwe Were TAN IN DUSTO! ie MAN mtrieg preterrea Apa Green Hause, Tih st fad, near Brigutwoode Nits st AXTED COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, WATT. W Porters, Dri Me coat Rea TE ae ata a | Lemp, Burner and Lamp chim. ney; unbreakabte in vusea, Address NM J. ‘ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TOSTART A ew business at their homes; can be done even- ings and Tenrmed in an hour. any person making fess tian 10c. to 50e. an hour shonld seud. 1Ue. at once for & package of samples of goods, and 24 working sam- pies formula) tocommence oi. ‘ALBANY SUPPLY Co, isin’ ‘Albany, N.Y. 'ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED WOM Cooks: $10 10 8205, chamberuiaids, nurves, ce eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cook’ A:COOMBS, Emap, Bureau, O28 Fat. a.w. Jaleve ‘ANTED—A WOMAN, TO COOK WASH AND Iron; one who Is, jeilling to work and has shes Apply at 929 New York ave. nw. jal ‘ANTED—AT ONCE, A STRONG, WILLING young white Girl, to ‘wash, help in the kitchen, inake herself generally useful. Anny ie ut as ‘ANTED-YOUNG MAN, IN A FIRST-CLASS Festunrant; must know somethingabout tie b ness and writes good hund. Address KuSTACI¢AS Bier oftee. jareate = GENERAL, BLACKSMITH | AT a HS, Tin st rond. JSS aire wate ce coca BOOKS, $10 to. $25; Chambermalas, Waitress, Walters for private faites’ with Cea od fers for private families’ wit RATIONAL Labor BUREAU, O17 Tihsi nar be- tween Band jel ‘ANTED—LADIES OR ME hing enterely new. Xo photo painting.) $1,t0 day can be quletiy shade at your bwa homies. No canvassing Bull particulars free. Please address at once, CR PART OO., 19 Central st, Boston, Mass, Box 51° ‘jeS-20 ‘ANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A PLACE V io do cooking or chamberwork; no'nursing. ply to 107 Ist st. 5e. ANTRD—PLACES FOR HOUSEKE Seamstresses, Inilics' mnaids, cooks, nurses, cl bermalds, men cooks. waiters, Waitresses, WILD, ences. ‘COOMBS, Emp. Burea, 926 F 3 Jald-6e* HE Resroxse.' To Tae Wre Inaugurated by use early in the week continues unabated, and certain it is the people of Wash- ington never bought such fine Wraps for so Uttie money. Notwithstanding the unprece- dented demand, the lines are yet iutuct, but ¢annot long remain so. In view of which fact you should pay this department ‘Visit, which in this Instunce will mean a purchase, they being at these prices simply ir- Extra salespeuple will be placed in this de- partment, In Order to give all the proper ut- (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Unsvestasce Dans Goons VALUES. | Such are the Woolens Intely matked down to create a demand by inaugurating a WEEK'S DRESS GOODS SALE. of seasonable fubrics, for never before in the history of our business have we offered fine drew stuffs at such low prices. ‘To-day we quote 48-inch Hop Sac Suiting, usual price $1, now 624yc. per yd. 58-inch Hop Sac Suiting, usual price $1,12%, now 75c. per yd. ‘We shall continue the grand sale of WOOLEN COMBINATION SUITINGS, upon Which a reduction has been made of from 25 to 40 percent. No such good values have ever been offered by us. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. A Few Srecat Banoama ==IN GOING OVER OUR STOCK OF OVER- ==CoATS WE FIND TWO “BROKEN LOTS"— &c, LOTS OF WHICH WE HAVE BUT FEW SIZES LEFT. WE PLACETHEM BY THEMSELVES, PUT SPECIAL PRICES ON THEM, AND ANY MAN WHO CAN BE FITTED FROM THEM WILL GET THE BEST OVERCOAT FOR THE MONEY HE FIVE OLIVE MIX, SINGLE-BREASTED, SIZES 34, 35, 36, 37, 40. SEVEN BLUE, + SINGLE-BREASTED, SIZES 34, TWO 85, FOUR 86, bein demand. The price, 36 cents, means No profit to us, but it doesto you if you like them, BAKS & COMPANY. No. 260, 8B cents, now 25 centa, Fancy Stripa ENGLISH REGULARLY “MADE HALF HOSE, sizes 9%, 10 and Ul Inches. To geutiemen who like a well wearing Stocking we advise thelr purchase. The colors are not brilliant Dut they are durable. Who will owna pair for 25 cents? SAKS & COMPANY. 25 cents, now 20 cents, Fitteen dozen ELASTIC SUSPENDERS, bought to sell for 25 cents, to be sold for 20 cents. In goud condition, but we do not wish to carry them into the neat season. SAKS & COMPANY. ‘The record of the life saving serviee during the recent severe weather Is one that justifies the highest praise. Out of fifteen wrecks within the rainge of the stations, the crews were rescued im all but one instance, owing to the exertions of those in the service, —<—— 50 cents, now 85 centa ELASTIC SUSPENDERS that were ny cents We have marked down to thirty-five cents. We have de-etmined to carry ho Elastic Suspenders from season to season, as we Wish to present fresh stock every ‘season for the approval of our patrons. SAKS & COMPANY. ‘The silver people In Congress are doing about ail the talking, and despite the proverb that “talkers are no great doers,” {t looks as it they had the votes as well as the wind. Wx H. Rie. 717 MARKET SPACE LADIES AND GENTLEMENS' FINE 90 »¢ 853 £ ey & oo 00 TF Su8 AND HOH (00 FER <S5_ ae Hall OE a AH OSE, os- BO BRANCH STORE jas, Saar Suee Siars Now is the time ts leave your meawre. We are maulog ix Peat Dees Soin to onder (pik rs Koeso Six Fines ‘Dros shirts (9 ober | $1.00, now 70 cents, MONARCH UNWASHED SHIRTS, open back, shield bosoms, Sizes, 14, 1445, 15, 15%, 16, 16%, 17, 17% and 16. These ‘are cheap at $1.00 No dry goods house sells them for less than a dollar. Our Present price, 70 cents SAKS @ COMPANY. 7 cents, how 55 cents, UNWASHED SHIRTS, open back, shield bosoms. Sizes, 15%, 16% and 17, ‘Ro one can give you better value tor nev- enty-five cents, but we close them for 65. SAKS & COMPANY. $1.00, ‘now 75 cents, “9125, BLE now 95 cents, SO cents, now 25 cents, UNBLEACHED NIGHT SHIRTS, extra, full and long. One wears as well a8 two of the bieached ones, Sizes, 15,16 and 18, ‘Only to close them. No more at 75 cents, ‘< SAKS & COMPANY. BLEACHED NIGHT SHIRTS, our 0} patterns, best muslin, As we have only a few on hand our policy requires that they 0 for 99 cents. If you like fullness, you cannot match them elsewhere at any price, Sized, 14, 16 and 17. SAKS & COMPAN » Five dozed, assorted size, JERS! CLOTH CASHMERE GLOVES, ‘These are # little light in texture, but nicely fitting Gloves. We sold them without eiMicuity for 50 cents, but we do not in- EIGHT DOUBLE-BREASTED, BROWN ‘MIX, SIZES 84, TWO 36, 37, THREE 33, ALL THE ABOVE ARE OF HEAVY IMPORTED ROUGH BEAVER, MADEUP WITH CORDED EDGES AND SATIN SLEEVE LININGS, FORMER PRICES $35; NOW MARKED $27.50. TWO BLUE DIAGONAL CHEVIOTS, LINED ALL THROUGH WITH S8aTI SIZES 62 AND 84, AND TWO “OXFORD” DO., SIZES 34 AND 36, FORMER PRICES, $22.60, NOW 916.50. EF, B BARNUM @ 60, 061 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB Governess fora highly recommendet German lady. competent or teach throes inst, German and-fudtments of Freuch and bngiish, Ad: Grem VERITAS, Star ofice alee FANTED-PLACHS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, is, Cooks, Latudress chaaibermatds: Sif nso wile nd eolorad Coa a Walters, Watchwen nd diouse Bova doubted references, NATIONAL LALOR BU S17 Tih Ja SU ANTED-BY_A _TSPHCTAREE | WHITE "W Aimencan ge, © Suation as hotnekeeper oF ieee ne ANTED—TWO YOUNG GENTS OF STUDI- ous habits desire Board, residence and all home consforts In respectable private family, not far from, Star office. ‘Terms must be reas permanent if Suited. Address, giving particulars, “F. and ).," Star office, Jali-dtt ___WANTED-—-ROOMS. _ ANTED —THREE ROOMS Ms renoumckeeping. conventent to Be ing terins, 0. W cose Ne Sete, with board preferred. ‘Address es aa rf a ‘AYTED—BY A GENTLEMAN A ROOM FOR faa NTED--HOUSES. ANIHD-TO BUY A BRICK Oj Wee Chime about B Fopme, ith ot, without, tk trd roof, ail modern improvements, Capitol Hill referred, must be abargain. State full particulars. HL i, GOW East Capitol st al A an facturing ente ses several mamufactaring eater forexchange. Houses must ‘we eligible. Gor 8 tom Some cus’, will begiven i desired.” Address sullan’ 2005 th st hw. jul a sD A’ ‘room brick Hotse, inn. w., ax an investinent not over $4,000. Apply fo JOHN SHERMAN &C sata Waraabiacer nee eammoresiduogeatin as op. ectment. A. I COUMBE, 1425 New York ave, ra. BUY A MEDIU: W modern improvements, in northwest section, perwoen Hand and Vth aid Zuth sts.” State price. vt a HOUSE—ONE OR TWO TRACTS OF r Indiana Iand each $1.250, and 81.500 to $2,500 cash, to xive for a residence of 8 or 10 rooms, Torthweent, “Address, with description and) location, jal ste [Vy ASTED- TO BUY TW Sitter sat? atl once dent cheap. Address Star office, TYPE’ ANTED — ONE ND-HAND INVALID Wii rin good onder, Cat will pass ae inch doorway. State lowest cash price Sha whore can be seen. Address CHAIR, 923 st. fw. Jalasie ANTED-A PURCHASER FOR AN ELE We a ete rece a most sirring portion Of the Sustness part pf the ets: tactory reason for selling, Inq e Noite wih . A-Stevens & Co,, Real NTED-TO RENT HALF OF A STORE W Aaa iainess Nocation, “Adarees, un’ partis lars, B09 7th Mt. nw. Jalsaee tate Plano. Sta Cran or at sule, Address Tit: PLANO Jusure w ready anol cus ‘ANTED—KNOWN THAT MY ELECTRIC ist L, 702 13th TED: D—HOKSES | at ne KE) ANTED- Gout ee RIC HATR a RTOEER THE ind Herb ‘Tonte, will produce hale 7 years of baller 500 Meany Greby ste’ Das d SEMMEN, Dermntologet.” Was ington testimonials: J. D. O'Donnell Pharmacisy Vir- and 10th st BW.5 rmeilicr, 741 7 Sem gupy ethers foe sen, at te oice of Nr cats an Foot Surgeons, late of 22 F st. nwa. Wash cri 78 oth ave, near SB, oe Prroes Out strongést claim and out Intgedt suédess will be found to be ihe Low, the Wonderfully Loi, Prices fot Excellent Qualities of Clothixy $1USultyaréin no sehse Ordinary Bafgairis. Our $5, $6, $7.60. $9 and $10 Overcosts are a growing Popular Wonder, Shits up to $25, Overeoats to $20. Odd Pants from §1.50 to $7. Bogs’ Overvoats from $2.75 to $10. Boys’ Sults from $.250 to $15. Just received a fin¢ Corkscrew Suit, size 42 chest, made to order for $50, will be sold for $23, Out $6, $8 and tend w carry them over another season, 80 25 cents Is our present Geures. SAKS & COMPANY, Am. Hos Cos Super. Serio SHIRTS and DRAWERS. Theve are medium weight goods and well adapted to early Spring wear, Shirts, 38, 40, 44 and inches. Drawers, 44, 46 and 48 inches Staple goods, but odd sizes, and heuce $1.00. SAKS & COMPANY. Seariet Twlited FLANNEL DRAWERS, the best quality. Only a few left, and we fe golng to nell them for §1.50. Don't delay asking for them. Sizes, 32, 35,42 and 44 waist measure. SAKS & COMPANY. MONARCH LAUNDERED SHIRTS, shield bosoms, open baeks. Thelt best Quality, but we are going te give you a bargain. Sizes, 18, 10, 17) 17% and 1& ‘We close them fot 95 centa SAKS & COMPANY. 06, ‘70 cents. ee aul sesh tery gh We ll cain the Slrcery ick oem srs etree ite fhe Bpetoced Shiny want Prait of” the bones rel Fige Lin:h Hows, only Be wetoe ot yo ‘Winter Underwear st greatiy reduce” aoa BALTIMORE SHIRT Fat STRERY NOTH Brownie uniaras vt Wiss, MONARCH LAUNDERED SHIRTS, shield bosoms, open backs. Siete, 14, 14%, 13, 16, 16%, 17, 17% Cf 18 We fold thém tery Feadily for $1.00, but as we are going out of this quality, we dls pose of them for 70.cents, SAKS & COMPANY, ! MONARCH UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, 91.5. now 90 cents 1269 324.0, West Washington, | jal5 shield bosoms. open fronts, best quality. Sloe, 183m, 15,1414, 16, 1035.16, 1655 dnd 17. Notice these are opeb fronts in all sizes, and gentiemen who itite that sort svt extra value for 90 cents, SAKS & COMPANY, CORNER 10TH AND ¥ sta ‘Remember the corner, 10th and F. fe : Waste ANNOUNCE THAT T SELL ire, Sweet ‘catawrbe at $0e. per ealon Dry ‘abe: Virginie Ciuret, Hoe California STH SELIGUON, Wholewle Dealer, 1423 Penn. enw, baachient. 30 zi SOND-HAND FURNITURE FIRST CLASS: 105 Het. jald-Gie EL Gas ISHED ROOMS Bates ard, a 2B Layette square Rooms, firat elass Bo DOAGENTS IN WASHINGTON FOR KONE & CO..49 Harrison st., Baltimore, Md. jalo-3t Fe vy N. Wes 00 Fake Ora 64000 RoR REST py BR 8 ES BTUATED ek Joy Las “3 sauatic ker guiicman of genanbe Wi tT TW R able for ouwek on second aoe nished Rooms, at ee es erm ie F Tare sel Mason eT LTE ee ‘wo elegantiy Furnished fwooms, on Atat floor to ‘bie parties without children the rent will be price: Socation unsurpassed: board if desired. sae OR. RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘on 2d floor of hew house, mod. imps.: convenient io three lines of oars, Relerences eX eer i GOR RENT—AT 1729 H ST. N. W. A PLEAS. ‘aut Front Room, Ist floor, handsomely furnished fas parlor of bedroom. Moderate ren.” jala-ste OR RENT A LARGE PRONT NOOM, THREE large windews, fourth Roor, 890 Pennsylvania ave, Inquire, at RICH'S Studio, 1219 Peansyivanis ave. OR RUNT—1594 H ST. LARGE HANDSOME ly furnished Parlors: firsi floor; suitable for recep- tions; excelient neighborhood; conveulent to cara and Hiss ones; easonsble rates, “Aleo front Moors, uird ‘OR RENT—ONB HANDSOMELY FURNISHED second-story room, with bay window and all mod- érn improvements, in ® private family. Rent eight dollars, 1739 13th st, 0. w. POR RENT TWO COMMUNICATING aicoee ry front rooms, nicely furnished, also @ hall Foom: buth-room on floor: no children: cateret nent: terms reasonable; references; 716 12h 6i.,between G wud Hosts, ojalisee AY WINDOW ANT) ALCOVE rooms, beautifully furnished, in new house: bath, ent, @o. 1110 Sth at, nw. Jal date EF RENT—ONE LARGE BEDROOM, WITIT Hoard for two. $50," One large sunny Room, with Board for two. 856, 1115 I st. naw. sae Si t RED R ROOM, Sudlelar; reasons Flee; pri: no chil siuail Hall Bedroont, at Jals-ate LIGHT, AIRY AND 1102 vth alse 7. URNISHED ROOMS mltable for housekeeping. Apply at 210 1 st on RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL—PARLOR Floor, furnished: Board if desired. “Also, south front Room on third floor: F-street cars pass the dour. BOT Dae, corner of 21 st. hw. jude 2we SOR RENT—AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROO: location delizhenul, wih or without board, in vate fully: terms ‘moderate, "1807 15th uote Isha TOR RE Piss He we ished, HANDSOME APARTMENT, AP- th st. naw. i T—702 10TH Pedro, en suite, Rad furnished. bath room aijotui POR, RENT, USEURN able for bu Inguite at RICE: Fok NT “AR THOM AS CIRCLE LARGE handsomely farnisl id third Roors, cn suite or sing: +A PARLOR AND iiely and compiciely 3 Jall-ste ngress or others: grate and. fur: iF Capitol: ents and herdics pars door. 2m ‘T—514 18TH ST. N.W., HANDSOME- ie or en-suite: with oF wi i at Tabe Board. Reterences given and required. I Tot TST. wa handsomely furnished sue of toons, (with bath lor yas. hed. rooute, with © asure; three Ines cai Fok ae SOMELY — FUR- nished Kooms, single or communicating, sultabie Tor Congressmen; ‘very desirable location; two lines of 1720 HSt. naw, 7-61 E . W.. TWO SEC ond floor front communicating rooms. sunny and right, ina private fuunily, where there are io chile With first-class table board. ds 12w* W., CHOICE LOCA: Slegantly-farnt en suite or single. Caterer in-house, and Pieals served in dining-room if desired. Telephone inhouse. Iteferences, ais-ime vm suite or st a jefamily: 1017 rat WOOD, ‘Sih and K stan. we. R RENT—AN 11-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ith alt mod. fp, aad not aud cold water: location: we, alniten’ walk from street care n.w.f cam be rented cheap, Apply 1728 Penn. ave..n.W. jal Fie RENT—A NICE LITTLE SEVEN-ROOM y desire fot — carp teand ans other Gigs es ems rene EE Fer es 428 6TH ST, N.W., A DESIRABLE three-story brick House, 8 Toms, ce:lar, modern conveniences, fnisoe FS, RENT—903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE; aig rooms and bath: $20. A. L, BARBER & CO., Le Drott Building. W: on, D.C Jale-2w ‘(OR RENT —ONK THRERSTORY BRICK vere, © rooms, ail modern improvements; G28 Pd st nwt Tene, BID. One twostery 1520 5th si. n.w., 8 rooms, hath Toon, with all mode em Improvements; rent, $25, Inquire 403 7 se OR RENT— } 2820, Usg2 and, 1824 20th, ot now., containing gaps, Modern improvements, 1) par anon Yano 20th a modern it rmgats €18 Der monti. = oe a waar | 2008 “Roundary st. six rooms, modern improve- ments, $20 per month i ‘# ant 10 Columbia ave, four rooms, $10 per month, These houses will be rented to respectable covured, families. (ASE yala-at S04 and 866 RENT_FOUR-ROOM Jersey ave. xe., $4 per mot 7 rooms, $11 per month. Jngut) Dat nw, oat ois NEW aaa ne 385 OR RENT 1125 1atH &t, Serer THE Portland, 14 rooms and in good com tition, PARKER & TOWNSE! $a13-6t ON RENT OR FOR SALE—TWO PRETTY new houses, 6 rooms, hall, bath, hot water, one Square from Government Printing Oilice; rent, $20.50. Permonth; for sale on easy terms. Apply bana 48 Kst. ne, JalSotr DOR RENT—$10—-1007_ 3D 8 TOR Ree ea Bod business stand, Shear VOR RENT—700 12TH AT. SE, rick, 5 rooms, $12. SWORMSTEDT & BRAD TF st nw Jal2at TOR REST 1610 19th n, w..18r100/ 11419 9m n. 100 Hue. Vie. ‘The above i Por mowgecpe and 15th. ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ‘A GOOD INVESTMENT— built brick [Houses in the north- renting. for $122 per mont ckchange or u weil fonmiracied ving medgra conrerhanee ae ood. Ion eT SUES fast aw alee st. 4.000/'721 13th w., 28r. T have Nine new! FOR SALE SELLA BEOUS Fen serene ASEGARE ea ad ao TRE GOOD WILL AND Fi Forse astute LL AND ——_ ‘on Pennaylvante Rea aun ©: ae] P. free SALE-CHEAP-TWO pee Brick Howse, of soureen pn Pennaylvania ave. near Ws by Loo. A great bargain, Duly 34, sonia Senuttfal corer north Tat inthe northweat, auhaie 1250." Fronting oa two streces ad a ive new Hounes, 3am pret. near Connecticut’ ave Investment. ‘Will tra ‘Sth. A six-room Brick, on INO, F, WAGGAMAN, B04 and FERS SALE—ON [ONTHLY PAYMEN anonth.... Fe SALE_CLEARING OUT Sew Hampshire a my 3 sli ioraty Soh a {OR SALE-FINE RESIDENCE, 8 Sr oe and Toth aw: 1 roomie: JPORSALE-Two V ERY HANDSOME NEW 3- story And basement nu rick Houses, containing ler. with every im| eecees 227 15th st., between Houses ‘are open for lnapes: each, Handsome Residence, corner 10th and K ats n.w: three story and basement. large saloon hall, suitable for receptions: rooms finished in hard wood, and ail modern (formerly occupied by Hon. Price $0. y the Freuch Minister). Price siding, SiS Due x ovements Priee 0. O81 and Hs finished in bard 500, under rent for 865. $7,500 tinder Feat for gon ss Funder reat for upply to the “rat STORE AND Di east corner 17th and L sis. n.w. nOry ‘and basement brite a. ‘wood and all moder la Price 29 K st. oat Park Bi, Gr 16-18 L sw.Brs. Kass avi. w..ras gst (Chaaney big.) S00 ie several Office rooms. | 3300 Set 8555 30 Taal Natavedi 101 P stin.w., Sheoee EC ee 00 be examined by por: from THOMAS J. FISHES SD 316 MASSACHUSETTS : mod. impar $23. 24 Fat. n. seven rooms; mod. imps; $22 1. J. MYERS, Wis F st mw. Ja3-1mn Fe RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, én suite of single, at 1012 14thst nw. ‘STM T—WITH EXCELLENT BOARD, AT 1421 K st., a handsome auite of Rooms, consistiny of parlor, office and bed-room; Neated by furnace an grates alko table boarde OR RENT—TWO STORES, WITH DW. above-the stores of which can be made to eum unicate, thus forming one large L-shaped store, hay me elitranes at 1418, Lath, stand the other en- trance at 1400 Est, ‘These stores belng hear the Rigas Market. are desirably located for business in the: northwest section, and taken toxether would make an admirable general ply establishment for house and Mable Also, ovo stores, with dwellings above=vit: 1408 and 1410 P shaving 28 feet sidewalks and being wext to Riggs market, are suitable for Market Sore." Ail these houses have cellars 7 feet S inches dep: concrete foo Apply 9 syabese xe LEWES, 416 14th NEW S10R. > with airy ‘concreted cellac:. opto dwelling: modern improvements Apply o PRANK J. TIBBETS, corner Lath New York uve.. Palace Market. perstn FOR RENT—OFFICES. {OR RENT—1505 6TH ST. N. SW. NEW 6 ROOM! all mod, ee 330; 315 7th st. se.,6 rooms, all mod tinpas, SIRT BOG Fat mw, Ti seat imps, $70; 36 1. 6 rooms, $1) 5 Cottage Row, sr. fe20 Penna, ay 5914 26th st BUNT Hk Or E60 Stable rear i118 i Apply WESCOTT & WILCOX, 7 ov eer iadern imaprovenncute, bulf square Hort of Pennsylvania ave. n.w. centrally located; ten rooms, Inquire 423 Lith st. n.W. Jaz-im | NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN BUILDING i O36 Fst. JAS. H. MARR, Real Estate and Insur- (JOR RENT—824 13TH ST.CONVENIENTLY located for a private residence or boarding-house, Fe ty Test opbosit» Belin lation, new table, | ‘one seas ich ron aa a provement AND earh Mick, Hoi * cain Frou, CARE, USE ‘and stabieat S14, aitd rooms ‘at S16 aa Bid Jaa ana avenue. AS Aw | nites Ne HibL a Co, 130 Fey aut FORRENT—MISCELLANEOUS | f°" =8t-w0vses_ Furnished, 19th st, near Dupont circle; $250 per month. Furnished, 15th st., near K: $200 per month, Furnished, Qst., near L3th: $125 per month. Furnished, N st’, near 1 $200 per mr Furulshed, near Lowa circle: $100 per mc ai. AUSTIN P. BROW 1426 F stow. est L 114-3 Re MONEY TO LOAN. S3OO. $i 8.00 es 8 1,500. 5,000 a sinus to Kaun on Heda states Nu'delay. Mt WAUGH, $538 F stn, | MOXEY TO LOAN Prompt attention to all applicitous. sa SWORMSTEDE & BRADLEY, a16-1m, 827 F street. $100. O00 crrent poe uneu as Out DYER, 13th and F sts, ak 1 Hslale, Louie, Lusutanee, Nolwey PubbE 71m $80,0 000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT D OOO es tian “p2;500," at" oper Chat, ob Rrat-class elty provert ‘i. 0. HOLTZMAN, aia Corner 10th and # streets noruuwweat SiSg-TO Loan S00 ON REAL ESTATE, ‘00 (441) THOS. R WAGGAMAN. MOoXEY 70 DOAN ON REAL stare IN AVA suins to sult, at lowest market rates: commis- Hore reesonuble gud no delay. Apply to DANEN- jOWIER & SON, 1226 F st. ‘ON! y TO WA: IM ok Goon comcarienaL TY, ROW A. PHILLIES, 10am 1428 New York ave MGSEX, To LOAN.—$100 To $50,000, 18's Tosult, RE foWwent” Fat No delay, whee security teeatintactory, cas. ORS SHE Mtoe age = ENT—THRES ROOMS, FURNISHED, Fee NE RO, PR Fefreutes given and requiked. 1605 Ist, nw. J4-201 i ENT, ‘EMBLOYES WILL FIND IT bait advantage te tae hate nest af “Trek Kellable” the American House, Pennsrivanta nve, corner Tih #t, Reasonuble rates aid seasonabie hours, ive uN ie aa a iE, PENN, AVE, BET. special rates to ee rutin one Discls dP he rnc Patt "HARRIS, Prop. ns. Ties Americin Finn.” Rates: $2.00 "Tete ute LocHy ib HOUSE, 512 oun St Kw: 10th ane n.W AretbS ing hens ee honses in the city. Chine please Foor ‘moderate. FOR SALE—LOTS. NN Ge 1m wuris to sit, on approved Rent Estate secur. at lowest rates of lateres. Chi erate, NO univecesnary deg: FAR CK, 1605 Fenn ve. HAVE MONEYTOIDAN on GoD REALES tate or collateral security at lowest rates of interest. Ra delay Sheu security is good. U.c GHDEN, Noa firemen’ Wullding, cor, Hist. and ka ave Jace MoSey, 70, Lae ‘Tui sums 10 suit, at lowest rat auigtnuis ras ease ONEY 18 Y0) af SE aarp yar STR MO heaa Ft oe. B USINESS CHANCKS. OR RENT—BY 8. 11. WALI homis, all Imps. Drooms, offices... 922 K st. se., Brooms and water. mom 100), Park and 16th 68.66) 527 11th st. s. (65) G8 11th st. 7g8 Lot st Softcs POX ,S BROWN, Penn.ave. 041 Pa av. siore 2735 Pst. b.w.. 1 907 Hest. n.w., (942 F at ollie. 20th st.n.w., TF ‘Oth o.w., stat Howard Universit FURRISHED, Towa Circle, 15 r.......$250_ 15th st, p's ap, n'e 10h, 102.200) 2d, neak Fst.’near 17th, 1 ee ne Thos Cie a ris Ne isthe id F payetie st, Giiwi, Bt Mist, o'r 9th, 10 r....1501/ ‘Peisut to see te above houses ena be had at my office 0 : Jaced with me for rent or onle to Ubeeally adverticed Revot cost to the owner, 8 For Uist Of PeOReCe, for sale, call of send at office for a Xo HlourewAaN, 10¢h and F sts. nw, on rom city: or ferred, furniture will be sold outright at low figure. Fecopaasrmaregans ‘opportuais to mecre nul pogeen pura at one oe a eon ars nea must Ei meatamenrt ake ment autention. HR RENT—DWELLING—1423 F st. 2,33 Lena SR OR SALE — LARGE LOT AND BUILDING ON Ee Ra eh ee et wit Toute State € Gon and S20 Fst.mw. jal rons SALE=AT A BANGAIN, TWO BEAUTIFUL ae BRT ARE LESAT A BARGATS— A DESIRAI BR Sra ance eee TLANTICG CITY, N. J HOTELS, corraens, id Lots J.G. AD. ni fox Tau or aale Oy J.C. ADAMS & CO. uve. 4315-104¢ Pint ve, ‘ait, corner 30 St, ay LS NAN ke mati Sordnio M'BEA Idd Bei naw. PY pe D CATTER COMPANY, STOCK FOR Reta eae baci ms BR CAMPBELL, 1410 ¥ ot aw, (Glover Rode Cigategriets Fe BALE—AT A panos intB 2 OF Gi mee jor sortie ekg, Sti iene FF Ske a ES, ee Lor sae ees SEWING MACHINES, &o._ ee ggg HEMP aan eee. KES 2, ee oS the Machine, supa ost eoceer ae DESIRABLE on 9th st. a. w TPEY | Seilit at about Ralf com ow pebT & BRADLEY. 027 Fx. brick Precinng fouare Piano in trade a This iva rare opporcunity to procure aC ROOM BI BRICK HOUSI sage ALE-THE VERY DESTRABE PROPERTY the northwest corncr of 10th ahd % st. nd ofabout 2,400 square rome two-story frame Cot. tictlars eal upol ‘of kiphonzo ¥: Pata a Scere es S BERLE -ALE—A BANGAIN—THt U Bricks; ‘three squares. from Lincoln Park: now eleven percent ne, ADAMS & ETWOSTORY Under rent, netti BEALL, 1420 F Rey aed ye er at St ome embossed velvet Ebony suite worth $189 tor $5 Enncen. "Apply at office of E: ALL must be sald to RTH WASHINGTON Eat, PH ixtate Compans haven lange nad chokes proved und wulnproved. prof Bal nae G oF ale pat se LY Soc ArwR AY Fee hae ee Se Sareevim rea jain bt re RE, DOING AN aividend. DRUG STORE, De ANOS AND ORGANS — o: Saher snare aechan rein ® used, $210. 470 Cm nw. GNIPIC aeagi raatns Byrssoue as wahed grand meriot hans. Bier and seal: Se ao ee aquinie i ig cirgant inatruinent waa tant fort ot nothday ‘End we have found it sive tora romdy me, the i Upright Pianom ever mate. wad for nine Sorkmanship amd really dinewniied. tum HIKE FOR THE SEASON. et new ant msoont han Castnges as sia ToS me ies desiring to pate Tand Yor sale in the north oF north. e city will Und it to thelr chances for investment. ‘chase of Luvin ‘east section of OR SALE— BIRDS — IMPORTED Gy RTED © A Ears Mace ATTORNEYS. __ to do 60 through this comy ny. which gives its Attention and energy to hat cee eee “Ais0, 200,000 acres of improved farm lands in Vir~ feet in one tract on New. for investment, “Te T AND FOU D_ AS MALL pox the ownet can have ea Labor, asas: F —— TERRILR PU Poeer n, White around the neck: ears uswers to name of Rowdy. Ward if returned to 1002 F st. n-w. it S 14TH, BETWEEN 17TH and 34 and E sts. two color, dari bs [4 anid Massachusetts a. ude books: with name of owner Inside, Retui ‘and recelve reward. in Beguity, Aes AMPBELL G. BERKYMAN TE O ul a a MPBELL AIUNOTOS, ATT ATTORNEY-aT- 40 ie eee ae eee Cea ig Ee N. Muara Spare Reg, _Renidence, 513 T nw. sane saw ‘EL. WALKER, 2. Commissioner, . and “i, yulmey Publi end Attorney sT—ON THURSDAY Ey. rher of 11th and G sts, a Mink Boa.’ Sultable reward =) Mremrned to 818 13thst 4 Tivercolor ‘Answers to name TR, L4 Pocket Book, containing mobey and Prayer Heads/on th st, between Oand P. Reward wit be ifreturned to 1410 8th | Mi! cy 12th wt. o% ish Sewer, Dog: eight moni ole 1 pay reward iris —A DELIGHT CL HOME; 28 ACRES: 50 miles from Washiugton, 3 from Warrenton, rond: station within © minutes elached Kitchen; louse has 12 rooms: ‘at Rouse ‘and stream through place; barn, sheds, toe hot-bed, &e., all nearly new: frult: Hon high and healthy daily trains, reaching Wi farther particulars address AUQUTER, Star office. — ‘JPOR SALE — A RARE CHAYCE—a FARM 20 acres, with stock and farm tt; from, Washington, on the Ale: Station on farm: fine brick Mansion, bur, parriag. id every thing ih shape for com- ite by gna in at decided barga Louses, ice house, fort aid convenience fruit orehard and vinevar And P. depot; fure, 6 cents. fend build aubarban bomes on. Wi fand_ easy terms sell ate ‘again, a2 690 Louisiana ave. next to Che P.O PROFESSIONAL, _ DERE a ere eee, = | Soareasemesi ‘orerie a = Ba ML. 4. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HBALER 'D BUSINESS MEDIUM, fst home, 124 7th stn. w..wheresi> wil be frienda aud patron. selma to meet her many ‘AN BE SEEN AT HER PAR . Paychometric Readings, Samide Lacpieetcaalee 25-5" ‘an Saari amiort abd progres of Maukind. "It fontesre not ivcher the‘alutent nae fer, woth or tae he cehterer, Te WHITE a BOR Poot ee 416 Pennsylvania ave, Washington, ad 11 N- ¥ aw st, Baltimore F NT TO BUY Of Sit BUTS Gh CALLS ON stuck write to, telegraph to, sein ia. W. Homies hast, Extate Co., 608 and as Too neres govd land, with new dwelling with 6 roume: few barn atid all modert lendid water in yurds Sora Potomac river, 140 ide! haces nbd OBe nie fro bridge ‘station, A. Aisthave mun? other futmsTtorealx Adgreae oo WR SELECMAN, ‘Occoquan Va E—FARNS AND BUILI Netrop tau Fallroad: conventeat to fh ovements: 55 Kocated, overiook ING ON THE PERSONAL DEVITTS DETECTIVE A Information furnished to reliable persons only. be Tics pei wanmioToN, RATA ittao: bina ; RRULADELPHEA, NEW ¥ M. exer H Wiss Buy and sell on comuniadiou Quotations of Stocks and garding the markets recelved through our wires tm iy, direct from the New York stock Exchau Ud orders executed and reported ‘at Surety confidential, Jal-im* ee ae iN THE WHERE abouts of samt i Beltord ext Tanti, Society Islands Any si fully reveived. eae ee Stat office. Sig open aan in crayon please cat early: 086 F st aw. humber of scholars iim! jul Or Te HORaRAPaE and P Phonograph : ee ” =) wees ey ‘ = Borer Sas Peet sw oo cong ibe Drews Shirts to order, at 88, $10.50, 82 potatas, 822-524-596 Ninth Street ‘ASH. arent (AGENCY—ol managers, W. Wi! Saar ce ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY, Qvpon us we are now prepared to Picea Xi Rece:vep A FULL LINE oF SHAW KNIT HALF HosR, the Best Wenring Sock in the worid. &B ELLERy, 1112 Fe.nw. © Uniaundered Shirts to order for $7.50. A perfect ma a7 WOOD AND COAL. Dake SEDER, 15-60 RDS VITAL, RESTORATIVE, OF THE \-Am' BIGESMONDS Blenna CHRISTIANS, Druggist, 488 Penn. PROF. Siete ated ae Se AND ASTROL- MARR reas ee Matrimony tor 24 years. et Com nae Woo ‘WHARPS AND RatioaD YARD TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS 6W. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CUNNECTED 3885 Earectoecece Ue Steere safees pertwen, oa re Bveuub wulheas mas |i Avesva Ham POEVER. WN MILE: OPER aD DEAE Oe NOW READY. odes Agha ot che cnet tints mare meee mente! gee