Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE EVENING STAR. WASHID) eto brunry 8, 1886. Editor. CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Bvenina Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circuiation more than treble that of any ether daily paper published tn Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. We are promised another tariff bill this week or very soon after. Such an eptsorle seemstobe inevitable In every Congress, but 1t cannot be said that there is much clamor for fresh tariff legislation just at this time. The surplus is not very large and will be pretty well used up ff two or three pending bills, appropriating targe sums of money, get through Congress. Not to speak of a possible new pensions act, which would of itself drain the Treasury, there are the Blair educational bill, the ordnance and fortifi- cations bills, the various canal schemes, and the like, which threaten to eat up all the sur- plus without any help from tari phieboto- iists. And then, looking at" the subject from the practical standpoint, nothing that the dem- ocratic leaders of the House originate has much chance of meeting the endorsement of the re- publican Senate; so that a tariff agitation will be a waste of time so far as legislation is con- cerned. And It is not necessary for elther party to undertake a tariff fight simply for campaign purposes, as the position of the two parties on this subject is very well understood. $< ‘The famous seventh regiment of New York Proposes to make an excursion to this city on the 19th of April to celebrate the twenty- Aitth anniversary of its Journey nither in 1861 Do ever we inaugurate ings. better profit, but we: Our “Paragon,” at: and bands. Our “Tally Ho,” &t ing 58x92, double-stitched “sect Our “Bachelor,” at at 31.00. adiator.” Un, 3p seams, di euch. Heve it possible to at Boys’ “Juven: Men's “Esse: Men’ toald in suppressing the rebellion. The regi- ment will be welcomed now as then, and it will find a good opportunity on Pennsylvania avenue to show its sill in marching, ‘The occasion of the visit suzzests that we have already reached a time when the civil war has become invested with an historical aspect. The centennials, so to speak, have begun. First we have the quarters, then the halves, then the full century. As impatient parents celebrate, during the first year of their child’s lite, the monthly birthday, the nation starts off with quarter-centennials. But time will bring the genuine article soon enough. It ts difficult for some people, and especially some in potitical life, to realize that a quarter of @ century has passed since the outbreak of the | civil war, and that children yet unborn when Lee surrendered at Appomattox are now exer cising the right of suffrage. ‘Men's “Ideal, Is custom-t Men's “Keokuk,” 65. each. Tmperial.” 7Be. exch. Mex Reap Apvvernsevents: ‘Wethink they do, ua is evidenced by the demand when- @ Special Saie of Men's Furnish- ‘This week will be Men's Week, and we call at tention to our handsome window display. ‘We named our shirts, because we had arrived at a Point there was no going beyond—we mean in the gen- eral excellence of material, cut and workmanship. ‘The “Mascot,” at 39c.,is made from cotton only four picks coarser than Wamsutta, re-enforced and onbie-stitched front, pure linen bosom and bands, hand-worked button way of the cloth, und Is guaranteed to fit any man, not an extreme or deformed: 39c. each. Lower priced goods may be sold, and possibly pay # ‘holes, felled seams, cut straight- ‘will leave it to others. 50c.,isthe best that sum ever Dougiit: is re-enforced back and front, all linen bosom 624e., In made from Utica non- Pareil muslin; has not its equal at the price. Our “EI Mahdi,” at 75¢., made from muslin count- with a width of 3.65; Is finished with a ional” yoke, ‘STige. Is as good as usually sold made upon improved plans, at $1.00, deserves the nom de plume, teixg made from the best known Shirt Mus- Linen throughout, “Sectional” yoke, felled ble stitched throughout. For shape, work- manship and general durability, ts unsurpassed. $1.00 MEN'S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS. We named our stock of Uniaundered Night Shirts for the same reasons as above stated. and do not be- tain better results from Muslin, as regards cut and workmanship, than is contained in our Shirts—a trial only being necessary to convince you of this statement, 18," 50c. each, ‘50c. each. /" S7ige. each. Men's “Eureka,” $1.00 each. ‘Men's Half Hose, British, medium weight, 6 pair for $1.00. ‘Men's Fancy Striped Half-Hose, 5 pair for $1.00. ‘Men's Solid Colored and Faucy Half-Hose, split feet, excellent quality, 4 pair for $1. One doliar never bought so many pairs of such good Half-Hose. In Collars and Cuffs we have no fear of our inability to please your every out we haveit. generally. It would line. laste ASsoon as & new line is A good collar, warranted to be linen, fs offered as & Special drive at $1.20 per dozen. A cuff, made from a finer grade of linen than is usa- ally put in 25. goods, we offer at 20e. per palr. Let the above illustrate our dealings in Men's Goods make some of the regular dealers open their eyes to know what we are doing in this (Pirst floor; second on the left.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, — The Chinese may or may not be a desirable element in the population, but in either case they should be dealé with in a spirit of law and order. The shor: cut by which the question was solved by the anti-Chinese mob at Seattle, Washington Territory, cannot be justified. ‘The civilized world just now 1s criticising Bis marek for expelling the Poles from Polish Prussia, but this arbitrary action on his part is gentle by the side of the high-handed expulsion | of the Chinese from Seattle. In entire disre- | gard of property rights and in defiance of local and federal proelamation, the mob roused the Chinese resideuts yesterday morning, packed their goods on wagons and drove them to the steamship whar!. Here the suiling regulations deterred the mob from compelling the vessel to take all the four hundred Chinese on board, but one hundred were received, and the other three hundred shivered on the wharf while the mob took possession of their deserted homes. ‘Thus the matter stood at iast accounts. It ts evident that, unless the strong arm of the gov- ernment Is interposed, the Chinese will all be expelled. And it then becomes an interesting question where they ean go. It is not at all likely that the Sau Francisco people will give the refugees a very hospitable reception, ——— The dissatisfaction with Gladstone's new government among the aristocracy has broken out in anew place. Itseems that one duty of the premier Is to select certain ladies from among the nobility w attend the queen. No doubt this is rather a ticklish job, under any eireumstances. But it is sald that in the pres- ent juncture the eligible ladies refuse to serve as representatives of the new Lberal ideas. And no doubt it would be a somewhat uncom- fortable position for a iady,in view of the queen's notorious dislike of Gladstone person- ally, as Well us the detestation which the court must feel for his radical tendencies. But it is tobe hoped that this strike among the ladies will not oblige Viewria to do her own housework. Weall know the terrors ofa hiatus in household service, and the most de- termined radical would grieve to see the queen sweeping up after a reception, digzing the ashes out of the royal furnace, and scrubbing the front steps of Windsor castle. a The latest iilibustering scheme is that of © ship-load of New York's toughs who have sailed away, it is said, to capture the government of Honduras. The report is not very important, if true. If Honduras can be so easily upset it Is | seareely worth defending. The toughs, mean-| while, bear with them the gratitude of the com- | munity for exercising their peculiar talents for once at sueh long range. Heretofore they have chiefly devoted their energies to capturing Sun- day excursion boats and setting up ind2pendent governments, for the time being, In the suburbs, aad Mr. Dorsheimer bas found It difficult to hola @ federal office and run a newspaper at the same time, and hence has decided, very sensibly, to devote himself to the latter. The New York Star, ander his management, has made a very promising start, and seems to have come tostay. | At will continue to be a staunch administration organ, and may now be such without giving Oceasion for any criticism of Its motives. Mr. Rufas E. Dixon, au inventor, committed Suicide last nicht from despair of appreciation. Among his neslected devices was a patent bal- Jot box to make fraudulent -voting impossibie, | ‘This, although in an age of reform, the public | ) Fefased te patronize; hence he blew out the gas, | As Tuxr Cassor Pom make a porous plamter having anything like the meti- inal qualities of Benson's, the cainp followers of the Pharmaceutical profemion produre tons of worthices plasters, and give them naines which resemble ln print that of the geuuine and, when careiesly spoken, sound Wie i. "For example. Cheap Joua druggists will offer you trash variously styled “Capsicum,” “Caps in,” “Capsieine” or “Capucin” plasters, preface some times with the sam “Rarwn's” We earnest public acuinst the whole tribe of them. They are abwiutely twwies as Feimedios for ee be JaRP hey are cheap, but piain musiie | ‘and Jost as efficacious Ack tor Benson Wate the speiling. and look for the “Three Seals? Trademark, amu the word “Capeine,” which te coe in the center of the geauine ‘Samnw Gesrizxens Usornw z stock of Geatlemen's Underwear in white aatd fed otis ak very tow ices = WM. & RILEY, Riley Building, so corner Ott and Esta aw. a ROA Lope rer RE AE F HHH AAL fp Asa HOR AE UE aa Ha AtuLy PPP RRR coo EKE BrR RH OO E Per kre fC ° ee ye RERH CGE. FP RRM Coe kept Im order to cloer out the entire stuck of fine Clothing by Mazen 1, THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F, Wine sere AS $5 Overcoats formerly $10. E96 Overcouts inrmerly $12. Ab $7.50 Overcoats formerly $15. At $10 Overcoats formerly $20. At$12 Overcouta formerly $24. Baits at $65 formerly Suits at $7 formerly $12. Suits a $9.50 formeriy $15. Suis ab $12 formerly 320. FOR BOYS 4 TO 13, Jackets sod Pants at $2.50. $3.50, net ‘oar balf former prices © > S475: amet $5, Jone Overovass a: $2. $5. $4 and $5, exactly one-half for- Ter prices. (Odd Pants 500. and npward. FOR BOYS 13 To 18. Overcoat: $4, $5, 96. 97 and $5, exactly one-half for- mer prices, (Suite ab the sume redaction at THE XOSPIT STORK CORNEE 10TH AND ¥ STS E. M. Benenan & Bro. Are stiM pushing their popular brands of FRESHLY-ROASTED COFFEE. Increasing sale) demonstrate that small advertise I Excernoxat use—to absorb water. amt Unbleached, a8 you wish. sley, 124ge. cach, Damask and Birdeye 1, 37 upward, For roll Tower Bancams. ‘Towels for looks—to hang on the racks. Towels for For the bath the best thing is the Turkish, Bleached low as 12%. each. As high as For ‘the kitchen, Huck. Loom Damask and Barn- For the dressing room, Bleached Huck, Bleached ‘Towels, 20c. each. Finer grades, id Kitchen use we show Russia Crashes, fine and as coarse as comes; also, Glass Linen Towel- ing, in checks and plaids. (First floor; first om the right.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ow eases—WI Wears five times as doesn't get yellow or more healibful and k the closeness of its fbi 64 Irish Pow Case 43 inch Belgian Pillot ‘Te. per ya 50 inch Fine felgian per yard. per yard. S4und 4 Belgian ity, 0c. per yard. per yard. <4 ext For Bevwear my to use linen tor sheets, bolsters and Jong, looks five times as well, frowsy, won't wear into slits, 1s ‘eeps out cold best on account of res, Linen, only 50c. per yard. Ww Case Linen,50¢., 56c., 65e. and Pillow Case Linen at 90c. yard. 6-4 Fine Belgian Pillow Case Linen at $1 per yard. 10-4 Irish Linen Sheeting, good quality, only 65¢ 10-4 Irish Linen Sheeting, excellevt quality, 75c. Linen Sheeting, splendid qual- 10-4 Beiziam Linen Sheeting, extra good quality, $1 100 inch Belgian Linen Sheeting, extra quality, at ‘$1.35 and $1.50 per yard. (Pirst floor, first on the right) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, their knees bagged, the Bargain Counter, Tos For A New Pan Slush and rain play havoc with Trowsers. Don't wear the old ones until the bottoms are ringed and when a Five Dollar Bill will clothe your wether limbs in first-class trim. ‘We have on shelves about a THOUSAND PAIRS OF TROWSERS OF EVERY QUALITY, PROM $2.50 ‘TO $8, IN FIFTY OR MORE DIFFER- ENT PaT- TERNS. If you'd make your money go farthest, look first on where we have placed our broken Jots, at reduced prices, ag an inducement to take them | offour hands. ‘These are not the slow sellers, but the sellers while sizes were complete, ‘The finest and most All conceivable form: CHERRY-w. PLUM 2, € 2% 01 lent shape for i furnish any iat Feusai * GEORGE SPRANSY, 8 507 SEVENTH STREET. CONFECTIONERY, 73 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Ma. artistic Tees and Tee Creams in is. emblematic, dic. ‘The follow- ing are a few of our specialities: CROQUAN, BISQUET GLAZE, RNAMENTED PLUMBIER, ASPARAGUS, PIBTA- HHO GLAZE. echxpressed to your door in our ice caves in safe and the table. sthing in our line at the shortest Line lncke assortment of Valentines, Birthday, ng and Cards of Condolence, ain HH. MORRISON, 475 Pa Ave. oR Are the than spi yield mor pa) ti bread to s how to use tn 3t c eineat Hours, requlee more kivesdiiy aid the pubiie to give them « Dacia, Froces SEW “Sour W. 1, sent FAMILY FLOUR, et Se plus utes’ of ‘na seiected Southern winter wheat aiid, being strong the barrel, and are packed in and cotton sacks and good wood barrel. Direc: side each package We request aitial. "For sale Dy IL AENNEY & SON, Capital Mills, West Washington. ‘uns per pine bottle, 8 Fiske Ov Rye Wuisxy. Narraated free of full ofl or other tmpu fectiy reliable for medicinal purposes. "We uustaleat- yeoman wy anager te quality and fine ve over ve. (3) years olde Price ‘which until iately wan 75e" per ‘pind is how ber ‘pint ‘is now finy (0 "$3.50 "per "gation. “A triad is oo. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 14th and I sts and 2d and D sta. n.w. WHICH WE 5! GREAT Cros) ‘Wwe. up. Cheek Nainsook, de Rew Spring Tograins, 33¢., 37¢., ments are read and superior quality of goods appre- Bide more of that genuine MAPLE SYRUP left, af the same price. wae Pern ave. cor. 4g st. Crosse Sate Or Tue Seasox. ALL WINTER GOODS AT FIRST cost. WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR FIRST INVOICEOF A FEW NEW THINGS IN SPRING GOODS, HALL INCLUDE IN OUR ING SALE, IN ORDER THAT THIS SALE SHALL BE UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE, Hambarg Embroldertes, lc., 2c., 3e., 4c., 5c, 6c, Sc, Se ae a Peather pros?ca Pea tie ‘Trievt Cloibs, alt woot, 4 Crotchet Hed Spreads, tuli size, 75e. Safines, Newwork, yard wide, TZige. DRESSGOODS; PRICES REDUCED To FIRST COST New Spring Shirting Percales, Dress Ginghams. ‘New Spring Dress Princ. CARPETS AT FIRST CosT: 406. ‘Tapestry Krussels, 65e., 750. DECIDED BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Penna, ave., South Side. Tay LD. MD. al SHAFER, : 1010 F stro. Tus “ Freax Usrauzn Aix, ‘The VICTOR in a thousand battles, conscious of his own strength, derived from THE PEOPLE, ‘Towhom he owes all that he is or ever hopes to be, | So challenges any man of woman to impeach his loyalty ie THE PEOPLE, Or to show a single instance wherein he has failed to PROTECT ‘Those who patronize him. ‘His prices are like the laws of the MEDES AND PERSIANS, UNALTERABLEL ‘To quote them would inflame the already aroused ‘and heated passions of his (would be) competitors; but if you would be n.ade to understand the true inward- ‘ness, and feel the wholesome effects of ADLER ON THE BRAIN, ‘You have simply to visit VICTOR E. ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. X. W., ‘Where a full explanation will be given, “without money and without price.” If the explanation {s satls- factory, and you see fit to make an Investnient, it will be duly appreciated, and you will be amply rewarded, sap Reweuser THE PLACE “GR VICTOR E ADLER'S PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th Street Northwest, Corner Massachusetts avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICE, And that the lowest, 4a Open Evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. 8 Guove Avveumsevenr Sate MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, To ‘WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH. Although we have disposed of large quantities of Gloves since our establishment, we wish to increase | thesales ofthis department still more. To sccom- plish it, will offer on the above days only our regular line of Gloves at much less than regular prices, know- ing if you purchase once we will retain you as acus- tomer. 4-BUTTONS. Bon Macche Popular, black. brown and tan, regu- lar price 85c.. advertised price 68c Bon Marche Perfection, warranted, black, brown, tan ard faucys, regular price $1.25, advertised price s1. Bon Marche Superior, warranted, black, brown and tan, regular price $1.50, advertised price $1.32. BUTTONS. Bon Marche Popular, tan and brown, regular price $1.10, advertised price 85c. Bon Marche Perfection, warranted, brown, black and tan, regular price $1.50, advertised price $1.2. Bon Murehe Superior, warranted, brown, black and tan, regular price $1.85, advertived price $1.69. MOUSQUETAIRES. Bon Marche Popular 6-buttons, brown, tan, white ‘and opera, regular price $1, advertised price 79c. Bon Marche Perfection, 8 buttons, warranted, brown, tan, biack and faucys, regular price $1.85, ad- ‘Vertised price $1.50. SUEDES. Bon Marche 4-button Suede, tans, regular price $1, advertised price 89¢, ‘Bon Marche ¢button Suede, tans warranted, regu- lar price $1.25, advertised price $1.10. Bon Marche S-button Suede Mousque, tans, war ranted, regular price $1.48, advertised price $1.24. Bon Marche 12-button Suede Mousquet,, warranted, tans, regular price $2.25, advertised price $1.53. Bon Marche 16-button Suede Mousquet., warranted, tans, regular price $2.48, advertised price $2.25. AFRICAN MOCHA. A superior French Castor, specially for street wear, heavy silk stitched backs, warranted, regular price $1.76, advertised price $1.48. GENTS GLOVES. Bon Marche Popular, brown and tan, stitched back, Tegular price $1, advertised price 84c. Bon Marche Perfection, brown and tan, stitched back, warranted, regular price $1.48, advertised price $1.24. Bon Marche Cheyreux, brown and tan, stitched back, warranted, regular price $2, advertised price $1.74. Bon Matche Operas and White, regular price 90c., advertised price 75¢. Bon Marche Pearl with black stitching, warranted, regular price $1.75, advertised price $1.49, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GLOVES, ODDS AND ENDS, All at 49 cents a pair, a EER BBB. 00 eH A BRR, het’! ERE 316318 SEVENTH STREET N. W. SrEctAL—All Gloves adversised warranted are guaranteed by us, provided they afe fitted at our ‘counters, After WEDNESDAY, Febrnaty 10th, all Gloves ‘will be sold atregular prices. 8 FOR _RENT—ROOMS._ FOR RENT—HOUSES. WANTED—HELP. A Waetrt i cook wat sae ios ped wage | FGth Wee tec ee weenie ence wan | Bape Meg fe Apply ater? am, WOMAR, Witnetost oe pam finmedia sh foe Deaales (i A Boo TaSTERED Home, Star oflcs, “i> S708 Teferences., Adtrem We aun une cea high Ad father than st a ee Wier a CHAMBERMAID WITH GOOD references. Apply at 1504Qst.n.w. 11 ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED | GROCERY W ae rk. Apply northeast corner 4th and I sts. n.w. Wank G008 SERVANT TO DO GEN. st Rgial housework. Apply at once at 1641 13th x "‘ANTED—GOOD | GOOK, WASHER ren Wise white preferred. Must come well recom- mended: 923 I st. n.w. Bt WV AXIEDSA SERVANT TO Do GENERAL housework in a small le ly wit Wists ade Stage ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN tocook, wash and iron: must remain at uight: waces, $12; also white laundress for two days every week.’ Apply at 218 I st_n.w. WANTED, x FIBSICL ASS COOK, aoa and ironer for small family; only those with best references and understand business, eed apply. 1344 Toth st. nw. pay TS LEGANTLY ro pe in the most Ses ISHED FRONT ROOM, Lic®, fe eadasamlamimmetn a ® RE ee ae ge RENT—1008 H ST. ¥FUEENICRLY FREE ‘Rooms "on seesia West and south light well heated; private fam gentlemen only 7 Erove ave a ‘OR RENT_WHOLE OF, PART OF a Gear Thomas circa, Apply to W. O- Contains 12 pe] SHUYCK, 1505 Peana. ave. Pousres WELLESTABLISHED RESTAT- ant on Pent ‘avenue, north aide; mock, Eee SRG woven 190s renee nee ee RENT—-BAY eT_BAY WINDOW ER BRICK, 47 CST. s.w.; eight rooms; all con’ R,Deak cars mar et Sc, AM, ‘THOS. 917 F st nw. gent Fue ISD STN Wis O50 4 IE: ‘om sulle LEAD AA rposue, with | also centrally acated furnianed 1 ene he m. ; board, at 315 435 at. mwas rexthkaged: fede | MCLSTINE: O18 Fok RENT—211 3D ST. N.W. HANDSOME | JOR RENT — HANDSOMELY Sas ‘rome on first and second foorn single or en ate, Fi louse, desirable location, overlooking McPherson nished complete: plano, sacra “Appoint: | aauare: ree ae Foor. open replaces: plane and every = op oh eo c and hotels. “spgoIate | IngtirelOiiomec awe ‘OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Fe RENT—BRICK HOUSE. Six ROOMS Rooms; southern and western exposure: ater and gas, 3414 P {cin table board “OAL Macaw, aSws” | next door bate” ee ae “RENT—016 E ST. N.W.—FURNISHED nl ished Rooms, heat Eset t and gas, JOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING, UNPUR- ‘on second floor: 0 ecplng: terme reasonable. 114 Gihistesee {ES [NOR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM (furnished): soumera exposure: on Highland Ter ace; reverence Fea ‘Masanchusetia ave. ‘On RENT-VERY DESIRABLE FIRST bee e ‘sami itchen, Sin: to adults: oulyy also two Rooms on third, with east, gonth and west windows: no children In house. 172) 8-308 ENT-THREE VERY PLEASANT UN. f Wee reverences at L112 11th st now. AP we ANTED—A SMART YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, at 1016 14th st. nw. reference required. Listed Wi ANTED-A RELIABLE PORTER, M 7 now how to manage horses; refere: red. Apply at 407 Gi tno Sand loa m.o feta cuenta nt Wart COMPETENT WOMAN, W Tit references, to take care of two children and sew. to Cae for the summer, Labeda Ad- EXGETIC MEN TO sean A ‘selling article in dwellings and or less required; double pny cubes oe WANTED 800 Lapies TO LEARN STAMP- ing by my new process: no practice required: in- structions gratis; work done in oneaixth the time now si toe de vt W) Bake ois es, Ate LC EED Wom Douro mae «ral workers, scrub and kitchen ir TPCSOMTEE aan ge, atghen sir ee ok Wana ED COOKS, ere. to $30; Chambertnaiay and ‘Waiteress, a eae a Eger carey etn cesar Honea gnces. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 517 7th 3. WaUEs MAN TO ATTEND TO HORSES, Apply Stores 10 gnd 11, Wholesale Row, Center ii AP Wanna = We 0 LADIES TO LEARN DRESS Cutting by Moody s New Tallor System. Can make a dress while learuing. Price reduced for a short me. All kinds of patterns cut by N. HILBERT. 819 Pennsylvania r. Jaz3tter7 ANTI Boa AND WOMEN TOSTART A W aicvr business ar thar boos Ona RT A ings and learned in an hour; any person making less thun 10c. to 50c. an hour should send 10c. at once tor 8 package Of samples of goods, and 24 working sain is (formulas) tocommence dn Que willis TEI Address ALBANY SUPPLY CO. ‘j15-Im Albany, N. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—-AN ENGLISH , WIDOW LADY, with ten-year-old daughter, ts desirous of taking charge of the residence of some prominent famils during thelr absence from Washington during the Summer months; best of references given and re- quired. Address Mrs EMMA ROGERS, 412 Smith- Held st, Pittsburg, Pa, ie NTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, who is a good cook, a Place in private family uno ob ections to assist with washing und troning. Ree erences if required. Address box 108, Star office, 1t* V ANTED—BY A WHITE GIRL A SITUATION fas nurse; age 16 years, Address Box 100, Star office. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Woman, a Situation as chambermaid or nurse in poivate family; can furnish good references, Call at 129 Hauns st., between F and G n.W. _ ite wee ED-BY A RESPECTABLE Wifi! fifi, Situation as chambermald; references if re- pply at 228 Ba st. ANTED-SITUATIONS — HOUSE! ooks, Chambermaids, Waitresses, Nurs Walters, Porters, Drivers, white ‘an ‘M st.n.w. DUNDURE & OGRAPHEK DESIRES F. ployinient wont Consreniae oe Sentiery ean suit bis time to their's; can bring best of references. ag SES exe Nae Cee WaNtDe ¥ ‘or club bat Ihoroughly experienced and rast, Youny man, “Highest references and sate |B ‘Turnished second-siory Rooms, with heal, aces Tight housek ceping no ‘objection: herds aus the d Feseie a0 SON ota Post . ny fine circle. "First-class table; private family. 1g stn Ok RENT — A VERY HANDSOME as a story front and ball room, with superior bostds et 4 Lafayette Square; ‘isos small bed-room for agent: we /T—SUITES OF mooats, FIRST ELOOE nd floor, $35: furnished, steam heat; with or without board, 217 Delaware ave.half square from ‘Capitol. 1-20 FoR. RENT—AT 1108 NEW YORK AVE—A nicely-furnished room, southern exposure, suit- able for one or two persons, with first-class table- board; references exchanged. fe-3tF STREET N. W., HANDSOME suite of 2 or 3 Furnished Rooms, with Board, sec- ond story, southern exposure, Rent reasonable to re- liable and permanent parties. 3t* NOR RENT—TWO SUITES OF HANDSOMELY furnished rooms at 922 15th st., McPherson Square, All modern accommodations sind im} are ments, JOR RENT_ONE UNFURNISHED, room: five dollars per place ne. after 6 p.m FOR REN’ — DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED rooms, with board, at 1321 N st., corner Vermont ave fe2-6t* OR RENT—A LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED, cheerful Room: second floor; for @ gentieman: locallty: private family; $15, for winter, $1260 summer; references exchanged. 323 C st. 2.W. AND PAR le gentlemen ele etawe FOE, RENT-FURNISBED ROOMS, AT. 1017 Vath ear first-class hotels." ja30- GOR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- Hf ished oom: rtd or communicating, sultable lor Congressmen; very desirable location; two lines o cu if Jad0-130" VOR RENT—AT par Hi STN, W.. A LARGE, nicely furnished, second-story Room, with heat 1 gas, suitable for one or two gentleme: reasonable. r, POR REST_ELEGANT ROOMS BY THE Day, week oF month, ‘Strangers co1aing to, the city Please cali; convenient to all the hotels and govern” ariments, 809 Est, and SOS! 13th st. nw. at (OR RENT—CHOICE ROOMS NEAR THE Arlington, very quiet; south windows; sanitary ‘with or without board: 1013 15th st. JOR RENT—TO GENTLEMEN, TWO CHARAE Yin suites of Rooms, at 34 2 st. nce., facing Capitol park: southern and eastern exposure; every convenk- alistreet car lines in easy reach, one passing the door! refe ited. VOR RENT—1119 177TH ST. N. W.. TWO SEC. Lt ond floor front communicating rooms, sunny and bright, in a private family, where there are no chil- dren;with first-class table board. a1s-12w* {OR RENT_OFFICE ROOM COR TH AND ground floor, street front, $20; heat Address Box 112 fot-mn, wes ciwed und room keptin order. HANDSOMELY round fluor; 1224 F st. on premises, NT—A Di Anqulre of a. 3-Im IRABLE BANK OR BRO- er's office on 16th st., opposite the Treasury. ks Apply at 715 15th st, §a21-Im' D-BY A RESPECTABLE CO! OR RENT — THREE DESIRAPLE OFFICE ‘Woman, a ituation esa fraitiass, cook Hine | B'QE, ey paid eas PEP RADEN aide ade Clase, reference given. Apply at 1118 K &t. nw, | joining 7th st; newly papered and painted. ADI 16-206 HANK H, HUINS, Lif Pennsylvania avejat: TW ANTEDPLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, stresses, ladies matds, cuoks, nurses, ghambermalds, mien cooks, walters, waitresses, with Teferences. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. ie Wastene ‘PLACES FOR HOUSEKFEPERS, Cooks, Laundreses, Chambermalds, Waiteresses, Nurses and General Houseworkers, "experienced | J Conchmen, with references; German spoken: at NA: TIONAL LABOR BUBEAU. 517 7th st nw. f1w* WANTED--ROOMS. ANTED—ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR ‘partments for rent will find it greatly to thel age to register same, with full particulars, the directory for renting rooms, St. Cloud Butidin, corner Sth and F streets, Room 14. “Office open daily from Sam. 06pm. ROBERT B, KINSELL. {Bt ‘ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, LERK, Board and Koom ina private family. Address BENJAMIN A., Star office, 1 ANTED—BY A LADY OF Quin? HARI‘ a sunny Room, with board. State terms, which murt be moderate,’ Address ML B. 8., Star office, BUF _WANTED--HOUSES, FOR RENT—STORES. (OR RENT—A DESIRABLE STORE, IN CEN- Eri location. “For particulars address’ HR. HL, tral location, adjacent to Pennsylvania ood businioes stand. Fosmeeston tmmediatel f-3t ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 Fst. n.w, IRST CLASS STORE ROOM FOR business oF grocery slore, s.w. corner d st. Jndianaave. n.w.” Rent reasonable. BH. WAR: ROOM, 1110_E ST. Berives powession immediately.” Ard HILL. Fst. N CO., 21m FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS VOR RENT-A | LARGE CARRIAGE, HOUSE and stable at 314, and rooms, with and without board, at 316 and $14 Indiana avenue. Jal6-21 {Ok RENT-STABLE IN THE REAR OF 1812 St., opposite ‘British legation, new Stuble, four alls; eouckmuan's room and'all improvements, apply to A. T. BRICK, 714 19th st. fag-tm STED—TO PURCHASE, oii Small louse: In Ue West end: anust be & B., 1714 N stn, w. A) bargain. Address ANED—Ty RE W ites than 12 rooms, ta and desirably located. State which must be moderate. A fureas J.'S. Star ollie Rete W: NTED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH—A Small House in a desirable location; north of Pei ; must be a bargain. Address, stiting price ul fall, particuinrs, Lock ox 78, Georgutowsy, D. C. ferate ANTED—WE HAVE A NUMBER OF CUs- jomers for Improved property, located between ‘and Q und west of 9th st. nw. Owners of such erty will do. well by caulllig Immediately on £4 LMEK, 615 7th st. §a26-1n WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ANTED—THE UNMARRIED TO KNOW. W ike'Singie ‘Men's “Endowment Associaton of Minnesota, has paid OUE to. its members “over $70,000 At marriage, in aus of $00 and 1 000, after being 2 member two yer, ‘The association fa now in its Sixth year, and husits reserve secured by first mort onda. Clreulurs mailed free on Fecflubie agents wanted. "Call oF address nw. Wag ie AES EVERY ONE! RE- bills ond obtain a satisfuctory light by ‘hur ‘twin Gas Burner.” Saumple Burner Apply to Air Twin Gas Burner, 1409 ve. bist ‘ED—10,000 SUITS OF CLOTH tal card and unt for next the 2be. by mall. “ork zy clean at $1.60 per suit. Send have thens called for, ‘Ten per cent 1009 property on 7th or 14th st. n.w., which will Pet inveresi: business property pr prcherred ADA: & BEALL, Keal katate, Louns and Insurance, 1420 Em. feat 'ANTED 10 PUBCHASE—A CIOAR STORE, dress ARON 2D, Star office. 153i ‘ANT very State and ‘Territor Commissioner, JOHN K. Bi. In office from Da m. to pm. Te ANTED VOLUMES 4 AND 6 OF ‘THIS IN- dex Caunloxue of the library of the Surgeun Gen- b—COMMISSIONER QF DEEDS FOR BUSINESS _CHANCES. iB CHANCE TO. ENGAGE IN| BUSK 8500 will buy ove of the best paying Sa- is in the city; location excellent; good reasons given for wishing io sell. Adress for tree da tar office, On, RENT-A HANDSOME 121 Fiiement brick Hane ments and in ‘order’ 212 [atm at w5 Keys at hac aves Regu at WOOD, 9th and K sis. nw. uJ FSH LEne ay Baars sod basement: ofthe northwest; modern erraces thn FOR SALE—-THREE NEW BRICK HOUSES Bia ear W asi ton Circle; rent st ® ‘cas 301 FOR RENT CONPLETELY ei URNISHED fouse.— ining house ent thelr home ¢ sient rooms, inel og tabi, end Rood; noriawest; convenient to sisrtets, churches, aren ‘Kddres" 3 cars; rent very Box 1: Oftice. VOR RENT—Large Wee] & grounds near HU. ce (23.45.00 25.50 ‘Sumner, ar 212 18th s w., ‘oF. T '20.00||723-20 24 b.e.,6ra.. 20.30 ‘Tih st.rd. opp. Lin.st.16.00||Irvin st. n.W..F.. =~18.00 Scott av..n.w.,6r.cot,15.00|/1002 & Cap. st..Grs 1: ‘at brs.-10-30)]1112 G stnedte ice for bulletin. AS CAY WOOD, ‘Corner 9th and K sta, n. Ww. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Ok RENT-2Y SY. 8rs, 1580.00) 9 year k. 14th, 13ra.-$50-00 a mi near Gig 348 A cen rs 00.00 | + Airs 75.00 FOR RENT—7i2 WN ST. N.W., ELEVEN-ROOM Brick House; all modern improvements. Apply atsii 7th st. nw. oi Nw, EIGHT Fe, RENT—1608 13TH ST. rooms and modern improvements; rent. $45. per mouth. G. G PAYNE & OO, 618 10th st. “fo-Sie Fe RENT—FURNISHED, 1312 12th st, three stories, 12 rooms; heated with furnace atid open furnished. and wil berented very cheap. & TOWNSEND, 1418 F st, u.w. PARKER ‘mali portion of on say books.” For ful it call at dfice for bullets raged 9b the st and 15m," Tf THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. JOR RENT—408 SPRUC Six rooms and bath; all impro BARBER, Le Dro Baliding, Washington, D. @ Fr RENT— 3 20th st., 12 rooms, all m. 1, $70. 2125 14th st, 14 rooms’ (opposite Poruand), $43, 1920 15th st, 12 rooms, all mn. S98 New Icisey ave. 8 roms, il ifn ‘s20, 2210 Lath at 6 rooms alla, oy ER & TOWNSEND, 1m 18 Fst, aw, Fron RET 630 G st.s.6.,b'k $55.00)/7 1506 6th st. new, 6F 30.00 |1122 Cst.n.e., Gr., #1200 951 Q st. 2£, over st.30.00 /41 Fenton Piace, 6 10.30 2208 12th st. new,6r20.00|| Rear 315 7th s.,5r.10.00 46 L st., 6 rooms.....15.30! 26 lad. road, 5 126t SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 12th st. se, 51.$12.00 VOR RENT— (333. Fue, 71 1610 10th n.w..13r100| 1419 9th aw. 3 P 11 13.,.83.34) 3 2. 1418 20th: irs. 75 HOw, ‘av. Ths. 20 Harewoo BUS Mat now. 12, 639 Mas av. ie 58 La ave, 2dstory_..25|/300 Ind. av., $23 Moan Whauncy big), aia Taina ee ‘several office rooma. | 2213 14th st. n.w.. 2 BH, WARNER. 916 F etnw. OR REST 1226 12th, 10r-$05.50)/2815 Ns or-.m4, 506 Ht 85 O18 234 a “3330 207 28th 35) 1930 Penna, ave. 3 (2015-19 L st_.6r. 30||1401 28th st., store. Stablerear 1115 16th #.25|/1121 Soth su, 4 rs. ...B WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsyivanin ave.nw, PHILLIPS, 1a28'New York uve. FOR RENT—BY FO. HOLTZMAN, OER Ee a more... $25 . 735 Bat. Baws LO F 210) 042 F my Oe. 5 Pa. av. vi diz Howard University 13065 st. nw., P9200 (Grant PAC eo $150 200 24 near t-at'8 F-13125 F200 i. near Dae B rs 13e 200) |B a'r 13th st. 10% 1M 200 14th, n't Th. Cir. ST eons ha ose Permits to sce the above houses can be hadat my Property placed with me for rent or sale is Hberally with me for rent or advertised ee of con tothe owners For list of property forsale, call dr aend at offic for “Real Estate Guide.” $830 ‘RO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sta. n. ROE SALE GTHE CARRIAGE BUSINESS OF YW the late ROBERT H. GAIAM. established over thirty care, inoliuding goodwill, ‘at Ock In repository, kinitis tools, etc, and appurtenances belonging t said busines.” Repos! ee workshops for leuse, size 80 feet front by 100 fect deep. Addr ett) tania Stn se tw. WKth Mew WIEL BUY A DRUG STORE DE. SSOO sine wher cash dividena of over. $190 bepeny satisfactory reasons given for selliv, a Pip at 100 Lach shew (OR SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE proved FOR IM ‘Washington City Property—A beautiful Country Home, twenty minutes (nine miles) by rail from New York City, on Erie railroad; house contains Seeacne cciak acriee, Cope eat: ean Also stable, carriage house, an jener’s houne ofall Kinds; trains every Nour West Rutherford sta- tion, “For full apply, CHAS, Rant, ¥ rt E BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, 1426 F street nw. 603 14th st, ‘Two of the most desirable corner lots, on 16th st. paw 140 feet fronting on, New, Hampshire avenu Between M und, N; very low. Several sgua Tarts of squares in the Hortheast section of Ue olty at Speculative prices. Several very desirable lots on and Near ‘Columbia road, not far from Boundary street: excellent investment. A large number of superb lots in Mt. Pieasant. village, eanbraciug In all seven acres ‘Ten hotises have recently been built om this and several more are Contracted for. Values will speedily increase when spring building begins. J19-1: TLANTIC CITY, N, J-—HOTELS, COTTAGES, nid Lots for,rent or sale by J. AMS & OO. Beiale and Insurance Agents, 2031, Atlantic ave. ARCH AND CATTLE COMPANY, rae cK FOR wale a ing 10 peF cent annually, besides tales FRiiin CAMPERLL 1410 Fae n.w, (Glover Bullding Noe jat-gm m EAL ESTATE FOR SALI fal’ coffe. Ad HLLIAM J. DANLELRON, Wis ie TO aeceason thelr old stoves for the Market of Excl We Arz Now Orrentro Goods at Lower Prices than have been quoted for years past. Our stock is unequaled, both in Extent and Variety. Purchasers secure ad- ‘vantage by calling and give our Stock an in= spection, consisting of MEN'S DRESS AND BUSINESS AUITS, MEN'S SACKS, NEWMARKET AND 8UR- TOUT OVERCOATS. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S DRESS SUITS, SCHOOL SUITS AND OVERCOATS. MEN'S UNDERWEAR NECKWEAR, SHIRTS, GLOVES, &c., &c. In the Manufacture of Custom work, we will ‘make the same liberal discount to those who Prefer Clothing Mude to Order. NOAH WALKER @ CO, % (626 Pennsylvania avenue Fos Recerriox Aw Evesme WEAR site, HUNTRESS KID GLOVES, from 4 to 20 but- The PRINCESS BEATRICE FAN, the latest pow (ETS and HATS AT COMT uitl] March 1st, MMS ods Pata. Ts at amy Set ‘Sth st, Eig New ves. hime pay. Old Stoves bought and forsale cheap. ime Waseca AaRoU, aan I SBALL femove ore, 1200 vane 86. A. SELIGEOS, — = RE eae a ely Sem Aish FOR Nhs eee ae Creamery, 40; N.Y, Butter, 85, at Wi as 458 Dw. LOST AND FOUND. D—~THREE MONOGRAMS, ATTACHED eres wane Apply at Star office. ENING, ON 9TH 8T,, a let. Finder ‘please leave at 612 Oth st., and suitably fewarded, a ‘OST—OUT A CARRIAGE ON masae ROAD Gut oF and P. Depot a Seal Colored i Watieotrnes: DRORERA, pas wigs Balen yo geod eh inn por a 10 rere, Pi clegtaphed ad- 16 7th st. cata tie Kew rone, Piiladelphia: Boston, ng ac Raia peur wit OST—ON FEBRUARY 6, A GOLD EARRING, ring’ apply to, DUMONT author vi A OLD Bae eae Fat a wees el Aen, tas rs ci ANTED — NEWLY OPENED — ae Le Ladies’ and Gent's Restaurant 133) Wists ISy Shite (OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— 250), 1738 14th st., st. & dt 2st. i PaaS FLICH, FOX & BROW! J22, 1437 Penn. ave. 0.1 OR. {2200 Hat. n.w.10 7-883. Ree Roenisly HANS 8 NH H ae Conn. ave., Or. 45 4 10th tw. LATS SS Ast aw, OF. 18RD z BY BOE maton A341 iifee ante ion th ened {9th st.n.w.,10r-200 38 dinate 150 ave. 71. FU ‘and 20 fren tal Geotgetomsy'a tall soi i RENT—S14 AND 816 MASSACHUSETTS ‘Ovaters in all style. “Fatniiies Litre at Vesturntte SOHN Rratitw, nd gece! Bod. ipa, GL O0. 34 Foe etait o Cosel tt ga | sani rovd a | aang pea toous! med lmpa? 9 agi OST—A VERY Tea a ea EAR- — Verena ZURNITU oa Tete ihre at ‘st DLW, Soe irniture, for ] tY 4, 1888, EEN OTH eGR Sree aN ras Sah tee SS Eee etd Saas PERSONAL. ee SERVICE oe Soa Borg ‘QUESTIONS | goed Sroom frame, $1,200; THOS. K. WAGGAMAN, i 208 1 ST. N. W.,48TORY BRICK, FRC RAGis Bee 1 OT SW STORY BES Brisk, 1ath st. neat Da SS TR. a x. eae Demi Y, ave, Corcoran st, went 14th iw, 10rs, m1 8800 ‘Sst, near 9th n.w., 10r., a! $500 16tii st, near P.w., Gr., water and gaat Nave, near 7ih st, Se., Ors, mL “B00 BA. neat 3d . LEE, mut. ‘Sr., m.1, eee oe, mi INGTON REAL ESTATE OO., 508 and 510'F street n.w. POH, SALESAN , ELBGANT AND come Spietely furnished House ot 14, roae. wiih all =a r Hurry Spy, _ faz _ SEEN SOL F st haw. POR, SATE-A, NEW SEVEN: es fail’ mod. Im.z concrete cellar. south frout; $3,000" $500 cash, balance easy. MUFTY & DYER, _fe7t sor Pst JOR BALE SEWOSTORY BRICK ON ees INO. F. WAGGAMAN, ‘306 F at hw. IR SALE—SIX-ROOM BRICK AND CELLA’ Funees oases S20 amon ouly FINN. WAGGAMAN, | nor 806 F st. iw. JPORSALESHUSINESS PROPERTY ON PF: sylvania aoe : aged ys net regular St; per | dn the price at wihich it wlitbe sold, a ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. S24 Fst, 200: eas; arp ene, 6 rooms, a i inod. line, $8,000; easy nbs Hh w. mw.,8 rooms, ail mod. imps, $3,650; es i ‘cy 6 rooms,water, gas and stoves, $2,000; SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F strect. —THE FOL oice Properties at great bargains: 3 new Bc 2 new Eroom bricks, S500: | Bnew S-room £3,000; 1 new t-rovis brick, $2,600: 2 new bricks, 5 Foous and cellar, 82.5401 | i hew. 4-room brick, 1,200. The ‘above hudses ‘are rented to xoud ten" Anis, paying from 12 t 15. per cent In prices nuned. DANESHOWER & SON, 120 Fat Jazs-im OR SALE OR WANGE—A_BARGAT: ‘On G st. waw., bet, 12% and 48th, nine-room, Brick; modern improvenients: lt 24 by 06 to wide aliey-* Guly $8,000, cr will exchane for hous tn wot $0 much of a business Loc oo difference if Suited. WALK] Faw Sol SALE CORNER Lot, 16TH AXD ERIN Bh SH ESS. Eis Sec, on™ at Sons ST Tt Hox 2 Fist 1524 Ft — FORSALE—MISCELLAN 2CUS OR SALE—POR CASH AT #123 A TCTAVR: elegant Fosewoud quate $400 Piao; grew bak ain, “Apply two days at O31 st mw ae OR SALE-APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN ‘wethpwdia. All the volumes delivered at once om seal monthly Paynsenta Adare “Hox” 13) Sia ottice, FeEsse aga aU ANTITY OF (NEARLY NEW) fine, modern Furniture, enooph to furnist'an sor 30 room house, A barghine Atloneee FQ. N.. Sar offier, ne VOR SALE SOCK AND PART OF MNT CIRIS F¥ ot Grocery and Notion store. 432 NOR Sal ARRIVED HORSES, ‘smoug them some Graf ank diveiag horses ais ten’ of low-priced. horses. BOMLPG EL a QUIGHEY. in rear ors D st nw. cat NOR SALE — ¢ fscovant of famtiy adie location wort ‘the city. gear? Address GROCERY, Star 9 —s SALE—KAR AND SHELLED CORN DE- Feros in car joads on Baltimore and (hie tracks ra ington. Prices. O1LLE BERG, Adamstown, Ma. Lia OR SALE—PRESIC cox Ne OO Svaturh's second Seat_of Penauyivantn Cown, fily equal tne Stet wflsbe‘on sale at Marthorpe Peru Gollewe alion Ma. Wednesday morning, Peteonry 20uL” DM. NeSwiT. FOR SAE , PESTCTASS GARAND Pook vom: Old stand doing « pas ing business: for ‘dress Bt to fe busitiean. Al KCI #58 Alezandrin, Va. JOK SALE-UNSUGARED CONDENSED MU on draught. Test for Infants tor coffer, past By neral use. Bend for cireulays wind saghpie SDENSED MILK AGENCY, O41 Tim hw. JOR SALE— BIRDS — IMPORTED CANARY Tirde” fine singers very Cheap. Hird Food and eee ca aR ie a pret porn ‘The best bargains in the city. 4 magnificent Upright Mano. A superb Square Piano, neatly new » 820 Av elegant Square Plane tor beginners, 80. All fully warranted. Basy payment $3 and $10 per. mo. right Manos sold on payments of $10 Elegant down and $10 per. mo, Square Pianos taken in ex change. PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, Telephone call—907-2 _{ja30) _ 422 Pun st. CARE PLA SO: RCH Tih st. uw. Subiuer and New Won jaz0-2 «00., 25 Piano Agency, JOR SALE—T AN NOW RPCE and ‘own press the best Cut May th market, and am to the trade. S cor. N. Cup. and 1 JOR SALE— BARGAINS IN LOT OP yes that we been “used for conpe double coach. Fancy Plush Lap. Icob. $7.54; lot at 'S3, former price $4.5 Sweat Blankets #150, would be cheat ¢ hi Xl trot hayes Stable. & BECKER'S Saddlery, JO SALE Wi AUNDRY 1 & splendid Jocality: business of S200 per weeks Good reasons given for selling: builai jeor rent, | Kppyto a HILL @ Uo. isas Fat jaiedin UR SALE-OK HIKE FOR TH SON, stock of new and second-hand Car Coupes, four and six-seat Kockaw: dsm Landauleties, “3 Myles JOHN M. YOUNG, 313 Oth st SPECIALTIES. Re HASKFLL, OF CHICAGO, WILL Spend some time i Washington, a tie olive | gir. Phen iyek, 615 ath sts in tive practice of is specialty, the higher crades tical Teeth, es ‘ontinuous ¢ tout ‘us developed in {be nse of ork,” which, properly aade. 30 has demonstrated, bas no equal, Mechanical, hygienic, or durable’ pu Relers to fending Dentists bere and iy FOR SALE— 2906-11 21thst-94.000 1721 12th st. 23r.. 78 13th st. Lr. 1753 Pa.ave., 18r_. 3313 12m ‘Grand Piano, 190; Win. Kuabe orn sed velvet bony Suite wort! ‘385. must Fances.| Apply at oflloe of EXCHANGE BAN: st. U; Worth some em! Sustcone very tne pei pare, $00; Lana: OF tare ‘Bold to cover ad- —— 437 yl ae | REAL Estate Company have a and choice line of improved and unimproved Pee eat rare chances for investment” iring to pure Chase or Laving land for sale in’ the north or north. east section ra: the city will find ‘tte to their advants to do so through this company. which gives its wh: sitention and energy to the developunelit of that part of the city. This company ‘seventy thousand feet in one tract on New Haopahire aver ats bargala 3 investment Also, 200,000 acres of improved farm lands in Vir- ‘sale or exchange. ginia for 510 Fst nw. 223-6m MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE policies, JAMES E. WAUGH, "683 Fst nw. TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT LISS $2,500, at 5 percent, on first-class cuy RO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and Frrirects northwest ) 70, LOAN ON REAL BSTATE Jn) manus fo" ault—tomey in Meccarny MAES EPTY & DYER. i501 Fist mw. sale, offering | |= 1 R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND I YR ‘only reliable Ladi consulted dally, 464 C st., bet. 4% and Gub sis nw. Prompt irewtunent. Correspondence wad consular gue strictly confidential Separate roo Hor adie, Oflice always open. ysician in the city, can be PROF. CLAY. CLAIRVOYANT AND astHoIr has returned and can be commute i hess, love and inatrimony. Allin tr ‘ati faction guaranteed. “Tee 50 ceuts. Parlors 108 Maw, ave. beiween Let snd 2d sl.n.w. Hours, Oe. m. tot aaenee | JDEAPSESS IPS CAUSS AND CURD, ux on who was deaf twenty-eight years Tronted by | inost ofthe ncted spectatlsts of the day_with mo bene Bc Gane inurl three at sey rindreds of others Uy same process.” A" pain, siply find succesful hone treatment Addie Do-uywadas Ts PAGE, 125 Bast 26th st Pitesti MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY direct treatment, without the use of knife, caustic 9 Jigature: “Cure suarauterd.”“Cat ‘be consulted at 2s dst nw. trom dw opm apis Ré be {OORDS, VITAL, RESTORATIVE elebrated Dr. P. RICOKD, of Paris, BIGHSMOND'S Bicuna’ Erudicator, for suie" atc, CHRISTIANL'S, Druggist, 454 Pond. ave., De jar RE strolawist, has been consulted on Busi Love ‘and Metriane iy for 24 years in this ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF LIFE. Ail business confidential. Ladies andgen- M TDemen 50 cents each, 408 L street, between Stl aud ser" LOAN Fyn ON REAL ESTATE. ‘S00 (1) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. _ ONE ren Oe teak ESTATE, Prompt attention t9 all applications, fazi-im SWORX RADLEY, 927 Fst, Me TO LOAN REAL ESVATE IN Dh gtmsig uit at lowest terms, “DANENHOW 1 SON, 1226 F st. Jaz 3 | Mo SN CITY REAL, BSTATE ROBT: AY PHILLIES, 1428 New York ave Sn mpproved Real Estavesecur. iwReucrcs VN, HUY CK, Pennsylvania ave. GOOD REAL Bs Jowent rates of tulerest, 4 0. i Room | n10-3m OREY 70 LOAN In sums to sult, on tute or collateral nigra wh 4 cing shen erat a Mino ere MHS ere - THOS. a bg tg c3 BOARDING. Sitairora Son ene FINANCIAL, Praisce & Winery, STOCK BROKER 64 Rrondway, raw Ys To Tinh arcane, f New York, £39 15th treet (Corcoran Building), Wasnington, PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIKIS aT waticn WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, V YOK, BOSTON, &, a KMAL Pant ais. James WHITRLY, Marsan C Evnn Hexey 1. Dover, Washington. D.C. Wiiax K Thavens, special Partner. Buy and sell on commission ‘all clusws oc Mallway H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. of Stocks and Houds and information re the markets received through our wires tm y, direct from the New York Stock executed and reported promplly. garding BF ‘OUsK, it. Refitted and refurnished in the Rates, $2.50 travelers, Free carciages, SAM BANK! Late of New Orleans, Troprictor. rouge ey baer Seaches, frown sit trio Sasomncabe, en ‘Telephoue call S013. 100 | CENTRAL TOCATION ey sake 813 1th sem, "Ts quatsemen pookesced.| i 1012 COERTBENTH, BE AW NICELY 151453 Taner, Two BRORT, sonny 152m. ARRIS HO! ENN. AVE, BET. 13TH fend 1dih ta” Ameriosa Ping.” Mates: government departments und bovels Vator. JOHN H. BARRIS, Prop. ur Fat nw. ‘les to Heal ae 3, PAXTER, ATTORNEY-ALAW, (LX ‘sin the ‘Fractions betore the Coury, eer ass LW, ‘Publie ené Attorney aus ave. next to City P.O. PACIFIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC Io ctr N.J.. two doors below. Carolina, block from Ocean. LV. Boe iad 13028 TOMROF, FRESHLY MINED COAL sig every Genital os oo sine ‘manner. gu oe get operis oer ee ‘Office, 1114 Peunsylvania avenue, ‘Branch Offices $25 Pennsylvania eveaue and 20ua = kK pee we seo, CL SHER Coat 10,0 and aud Won JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE 1202 F street northwest. 1515 7th street northwest, 740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 1112 Oth street northwest. Sper Stans K cures nortawent