Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1886, Page 4

4 ___ THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: SATURDAY. CROSBY 8. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily cirenintion more than treble that of any other daily paper published In Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daity papers here added together. Over $750,000 of taxes on real estate in the District remain uncollected, during the last twelve years, according to the official report of the Commissioners, as prepared for Congress. This is a suggestive and altogether unpleasant exhibit. It means that every dollar thus held back stands in the attitude of an additional tax upon those whoare willingto bear their just | share of the burdens of government, since the deficit thus created must be made up by larger assessments each year on the property of those | who do pay. Furthermore, evasions of thissort | are a constant and strong inducement to others to escape their obligations; for Smith 1s sure to ask himself why he should pay, it Brown, Jones and Robinson can refuse and still go seot free. And so the abuse and the demoralization aris- ing from it goon hand in hand together, in- ereasing with rapid progression, from year to “ar. * This is a condition of things which should not | be allowed toexist in any community, and it | ‘would not exist if those who make and those who execute the laws do their duty. Mant- festly the quickest and surest remedy will be found in a better system of tax sales, or, rather, in a better title to the forfeited property bought from the tax collector. It the District Commis- sioners were empowered to give an immediate | and unquestioned title to real estate sold for taxes under their direction little more would be heard of unpaid taxes. Here and there that course would no doubt work hardships more or | Jess severe, but the number of such cases would | ‘be found to be really very small. Asa rule, the poor property holders are both honest and patriotic, and usually they find a way to pay their taxes promptly, except in instances of sudden or unforeseen disaster, and even then in bona fide cases friendly aid can generally be | procured in time <o prevent sacrifice. It is the well to do who shirk their obligations, prefer- ting tokeep their money for more profitable ases. To reach this class some means ought to be devised, and the Commissioners and Con- gress between them ought to be able to devise them and put them in force. That so much money long since due stands uncoilected is as \Giscreditable to both bodies as it is oppressive to good citizens. —— Ex-Governor Seymour died yesterday from ‘the gradual decay of nature rather than from eny special assault of disease. He bad been failing ‘or some months or years, and the final scene was not unexpected. It will not the less be regretted, however, by a largo element in the country, who have looked upon the “Sage of Deerfield” as one of the pillars of state. This has been a remarkably fatal winter for democratic candidates for the presidency. ‘Three have died in three months, McClellan. Hancock, and now Seymour. And to them should be added Hendricks, who was a promi- nent candidate for the first office of the republic im more than one party convention. There now remains only one living democratic ex-candi date, Mr. Tilden, who has been supposed to be ‘at the brink of the grave for years, but who has | outlived ail his contemporaries. Mr. Seymour | ‘will rank in history as a statesman of excep- tional purity of character, high-minded and | entirely wanting in the selfish selfseeking squalities that distinguish so many of our public men. eee teed A bill has been introduced in the New York Gegislature reducing the price of gas in New ‘York city to $1.25 per thousand feet. When ewill Congress pass a bill for the relief of the people of Washington in the matter of their gas | supply? Not only should the price be reduced, | Dut, what is more important, the company | should be compelled to furnish a much better | article than is now supplied. It should also be | *probibited from using naphtha, coal oil, in any | form, or, in short, any other substance than a ‘first-rate article of coal, in the manufacture of gas. The miserable substitute for light now furnished is below any decent standard for illu- minating purposes, and is ruinous, besides, to draperies, pictures, bronzes, frames and house- hold adorrments generally, while it clogs up the pipes with a gummy residuum that makes | 4t almost impossible to turn the flow on or off without @ strong mechanical appliance. All these defects and abuses are weil known to every member of both houses of Congress, in whose hands alone the remedy lies. They can afford relief in twenty-four hours time, if they wih — = —___ ‘The inquiry comes up why the private citi- zens should always have to undertake the task and shoulder the expense of clearing out the river in case of a flood emergency. Washing- ton ought to be provided with ice boats, as ‘other cities are, and it is the plain duty of the Commissioners to send annual estimates to | ‘Congress for at least two boats, and to insist fupon the requisite appropriations being made }to supply them. ————— ‘The proposed tariff bill may or may not be jan exceedingly moderate one,” but whatever fats nature and purport the Pennsylvania regu- ars, veterans of many shard tariff fight, are Develing their guns against it, ‘There was one good feature to the nauseous xo Or Frexer Sarzexe > Szarox Penny, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, [EAGIURRD BY GROS, HOMAN, MARO- THESE GOODS H, JUST BEEN :D FROM Panig WHERE THEY WwERe MABE BraNd of teaee | Caben Foe “SPECIAL OPENING” OF Qual. ITY SCOTCH ZEPHYRS IN § 134 DESIGNS AND COMBINATION OF 248 THESE GOODS ARE CONFINED TO ME WASHINGTON (CONSE BE SEEN ELSE" LN THIS CITY) 1 INVITE THE PARTICULAR A’ SAME BOE Ne Eee STYLE OF ZEPHYRS WHICH HAVE BI IMPORTED FOR YEARS. NEW PRINTED CHALLIS DE'LAINES IN CHEVIO'S, HOMESPUNS AND CHECKED SUITINGS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, NEW ALI-WCOL FRENCH BOUCLES AND CANVAS. CLOTHS IN ALL THE NEW SPRING SHADES. LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN DRESS FAB- ‘COMBINATION RIGS FOR PLAIN AND NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND BROCADED TWO TONE VELVETS FOR GARNITURE. a@ PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Preay Buitpreo, Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840, ns Mosoay, Feervany, 157s, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 16TH. . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 17TH" Monday, at 10a. m., will be opened a few cases of NOVELTIES, which will be on exhibition at special prices until Wednesday, February 17, at 6 p. m. i? A RRR GGG A aN ON EP A RRS A ERE bab D4 2"E Soe SAE aad: “bargains” quote low prices for trash, The following novelities are low in price only when the superior quality of the goods is considered. fed rn 58g : er oda ORR Bo oaah NRE Ss & 2*R RMN Sso8 = Beautifully Hand-painted Gauze Fans. Colors—Cream White, Blue, Pink, Red, Black. Sticks prettily em- bossed. Special price until Wednesday at 6 p. m. will be 8Sc. 500 new Ganze Fans, with and without feather tops, $1.68. $2.39, $2.98, up to $6.68 each. 323 Ostrich Feather Fans. New goods at special prices. Black for $1.98, Colors for $2.68. Ostrich Feather Fans, with real Tortoise Shell Sticks, for $8.68. Price after Wednesday will be $9.98. 1.000 Clasps, really artistic designs; In Oxidized, Bronze, Copper, etc., 2c. New stock of 25¢. and 49e, Jewelry. Having promised “bargains” we assure our Patrons toexhibit new and superior designs in Pins, Earrings, Sleeve Buttons, Hair Ornaments, An in- spection solicited, New designs opened Monday in Diamond Hair Ornaments, ete. Roman Pearl Beads are instyle again. All colors. 10c., 12, 14c. 18¢, 20c. a.string. Price according to size, EFF ERE A H HW FEE RRR FOE AA T HOWE RRS ir FE AA T HHH ER RRR Ee AMA T HOHE R Re SQ. EREA 4 T H H EERE EB = ‘The new “Military” Pompons, in all colors, 15c. and 25c. Is this not cheapest in the city for the best goods? Ostrich Feather and Fancy Pompons, all colors, ‘35e. and 790. Feather Trimming, fall width, all combinations ce Soe. a yard. Usual price for this quality, 1. Want you to know that we are offering for 48c, bunch Ostrich Feather Tips equal to those previously offered for 68¢. sco 00 y oY EER ite Ss Gca LE °. VY £ = eco tun “oo WY Exe = New colors in Silk Mitts, open Monday, from 96¢. Up, Price according to length. ‘Those London-made Undressed Kid Gloves in new shades of Tan, and with fancy Embroidered Backs, will be sold perma: nently for 99. a pair. Direct importation enables the of the 500. 1ot—Cafeota, in yd Seeing ae cole than bet ‘| Fy a bahar Brown, Dre meres are standard a a strand, 42 inch all wool Scotch Scotch nals and plain in rich 42 inch “Knick tings, mixtures, in Color pretoutastiog wo apeee the es 2 in. Canvas Ci ‘a fabric The above fabrics and’ ES wall wR the Sueadton ef Boe ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Caz, Ox Braseers, While this stock is not x 4 closing itout entirely, and wilt tas in Views we ba Made ‘the following ‘extraordinary. Palais Royal to sell these gloves twenty-six cents a pair cheaper than any of its competitors. New stock opened Monday of Undressed Mousquetaire Gloves. New Shadsof Tans. 8 to 20 button length. Every pair warranted. Those fancy Embroidered French Kid Gloves are $1.75 a pair for 4 buttons. A high Price, and yet a bargain. = lt os ed Ez 53 BP Y MEE RR ¥ = ‘Crawford divorce suit: it was soon over, A similar speed could profitably be observed in other suits of the same character. Revan Paces ‘We aro offering Bargains in every line of DRY iwoons, CLOAES at about half-price. FEATHER TRIMMING, all colors, at 25c, re- inced from 450 A qmall lot LADIES GOSSAMERS, at 50 ughtay damaged 4& lot of CHILDREN'S HOSE, at l5c., reduced Prom 45c. and 50c. BLANKETS and COMFORTS at greatly reduced Prices, . & lotof REMNANTS of DRESS GOODS and other ,Secumulations, sold off our Remnant Counters at such Pbargains as will insure ready sales. ‘HORSE BLANKETS and LAP ROBES to be sold (Off cheap to close. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. Toe For A New Pam Slush and rain play havoc with Trowsera Don't ‘We have on shelves about = ‘THOUSAND PAIRS OF TROWSEES OF EVERY QUALITY, FROM $2.50 ‘TO $3, IN FIFTY OR MORE DIFFER- ‘ENT PaT- TERNS. If you'd make your money go farthest, look first on the Bargain Counter, where we have placed our broken, Jota, at reduced prices, us an inducement to take them. offour hands. These are not the slow sellers, but the sellers while sizes were complete. GEORGE SPRANSY, $07 SEVENTH STREET. We Azz Now Orreane Goods at Lower Prices than have been quoted for years past. Our stock is unequaled, both in Mxtent and Variety. Purebasers secure ad- ‘Vantage by calling and give our Stock an in- apection, consisting of MEN'S DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, MEN'S SACKS, NEWMARKET AND SUR- ‘BOUT OVERCOATS. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S DRESS SUITS, SCHOOL SUITS AND OVERCOATS. PPP pe fe Eo & H gs BrP Aa OE AA oH Sse, PMS tus MA HT out BRR 00 Be oo ty AE Heo 9 yy AA E EE “oo ¢ 24 tus 7 £18 _1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Srrixe Darss Goona W. M. SHUSTER & SONS ‘Will offer on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, A COMPLETE STOCK OF CHOICE SPRING DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, INCLUDING THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF ‘THE PARIS AND NEW YORK MARKETS, 350 PIECES GROS, ROMAN, MAROZEAU SATINES; FINEST IN THE WORLD. FULL STOCK OF HOUSE LINENS AT LOWEST PRICES. GREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN SHEETINGS. BLACK AND COLOREDSILKS AT OLD PRICES, NOTWITHSTANDING THE ADVANCE IN THE MARKET, ‘W. M SHUSTER 4 s0Ns, ns 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR HE TOILET MASK! THE PERFECT BEAU- T TEETER bogeule's Secret of Beauty not ‘only lexion. We shampoo, entiible Rant pieces of new dea me positively. reiallod ak wh ‘bricen.* J. ‘medals from Paris, Lyons and Visona, = 3. ROCHON, 13-40 587 15th at, n.w.. 012 Lath st bw. ‘offer bargains in FANCY DRIED FRUITS 6 LR CANS OF TOMATOES to suit every variety of | abd at bottom prices. MENTS UNDERWEAR NECKWEAR, SHIRTS, GLOVES, &c,, @c. Sane wenn ates Sat In the Manafactare of Custom work,wewil |S pecran: . make the eame Uberal discount to those who paler ert a aa ao ae Another Lot of Oue Hundred Dosen eet HALF HOSK. MOsH WALKEE & CO, ‘These Goods are fall regular made, Double Heals and Toes, six pairs in » box. The regular price for = (Gemraptnin eres these gueds is $1.60 a box. Weare selling them for |-$1 a box. of ‘For bargains in this Line call oa Bere = ap | as & B ELLERY, 137Aam, told you afew rh ‘will be much Sexe fall and'winterss” "7 Be nae 12-4 White Wool Blank« to 154 Wate Wool blankets, 80.0010 po.08 11-4 Fine Wool Blankets, $%.00 to 12-4 Fine Wool Blankets, $9.00 to. 334 Eine Woot Blankets, $10.00 to $7, 11-4 Best Wool Blankets, to 96.00. 12-4 Best Wool Blankets, $10.00 to $7.00, 13-4 Best Woo! Blankets, $11.00 to $8.00. A clear saving of $3.00 ir on Blankets marked at the fowest prices at which they. bly be obtained elseweere. This is indeed an oppor- tunity which should be taken advantage of by every Jadiclous housekeeper. take , ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. oeptecerl ess tate eon Sa laa ae hie TSE BEES Sain Serna e lent styles, worth 25¢c. only oe (Third floor: take elevator. | ‘WOODWARD & New Proorpcz Ri: 8, We havé just opened an involee of Mute Ribbons, wily pleoredee, Yea the newest desicable shades 18 2. Tialian Falile Ribbons, with ploot-edge, widths from No, 2 to 40, m colurs, specially adapted toasting eat: and bonnet trimmings. We have also opened a large lot of mannfactarer's “Hemnants” of Miobons, insiarge variety of suede in esch of the different widths, which we have marked a Bcures was below the epulat price. ‘You will be well repaid fa visiting our ribbon de- ment, haeteon ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sraixo Drarzrres ‘e have received the following : wae ange peared = 32-inch ‘Pongee Silks {2 Spanish tied, Old Old Blue, ohive, Orange and ‘Brick shades, witch aré the most popular shades for Sash Curtains, Tidies and Easel drapefies, worth $1.60, ouly 81.25 pet yard. Cream aud Lemon Madras Clothet dierent sitohs, 25e., BTige., 50e, abd Ode. per yar qabinelt Bon rd. Drapery, in imitation of Madras, ‘Dhinck Cloth, for transoms, only 500. per yard, ‘42-inch Bombay Stripe, the newest drapery for win- dows, only 20c. per ryan lnch ‘Soudan Stripes, tn 10 hendnome styles, in tnutaton ofthe Sadray Gat woven instead of Printed “Tie the genulue goods—only 2 Soinch fine Stadraa Cloth, cream ground with blue rings and polka-spots, very pretty for a blue rooms, only 60e. per yard "inch Colored Felting Cloths, all shades wanted, only $1 per yard. BA ROAINS” IN NEW CURTAINS. long by 80 inches wide-guly $3.00 per eaie = ca wide, only rae eee CFeam Madras lace’ Curtatas, eloeast Dg yards long. b4 Inches wider $4.50°85, $000, 8738 and $7.50 Excellent Colored Madras’ Curtains, $4.50 10 $12 per pair. Epecdai=300 palrs Nottingbam Lace Curtains ede orion, Buy yards longs fal Sith, wore $2.50, only *andsous Lace coach ane Senta Sor pon ee and bong, ouly 3ge- each, |) Wu nue OBEY inch, Brass Trimmed Curtain Poles, Ash, 3 Cherry, Hbony ahd Walaut each, WWarléd assortment of Curiain Ghaten, 18, 20, 25 and ‘Also, ings, “Pins, 1, CFOS 6, ae, » Screw-eyes, etc, lowest prices. (Third floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LoTHROP. Eanruzes. THOMAS HOVENDEN'’S latest work, etched by himself, “THE QUIET HOUR” “THE FISHING COTTAGE,” R.S Bunner, “THE CAPITULATION OF SEDAN.” (Many Portraits.) “THE BRIDGE AT PRAGUE” “POND AT ORPINGTON.” And many more new Etchings, Engravings,Paintings, Mirrors, ¥. K.M. Rebns, OUT-DOOR WATER COLORS. Picture Frames, Rogers’ Groups, etc., eta, JAS, 8, EARLE AND SON, 816 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ‘ALF-BARREL PAPER SACKS, fe have introduced into this market half-barrel paper sacks for our flours. These sacks are good and ‘strong and convenient .or families. We offer OUR NEW SOUTH AED. ‘W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR in quarter and haifbarrel peper eck aad geod wood barrels. These are A No.2 flours. We solicit the patronage ofall to the “, naivboleais depen Son ‘3018 to 9643, West Wash- ete W. H. TENNEY & SONS. ‘PSE SIZE OF THE SELF-THREADING GHUT THE OF TH size, which makes it hold more thread than Chile Bow In the RANE no of eae erful productions ‘of mechanical ‘sianpiicity sant to Kone. “Sver 2,000 now in use ts Wasbingion ane M. Go., Phil., estublished 1860. ¢, AUERBACH, Cor, 7th and Hr sts, Sole Agent D.C Also, first-<ciun Machines of otiier makes. at Ber 1 es. at bottom ating ® Veer aoa per ‘Rephiring. “Miscxante> sa “HLsna- WE WILL FIRST TALK ABOUT THE “MALLALIEUS.” THEY ARE A MEDIUM WEIGHT, ALL WOOL GOODS, MADE UP IN MIXTURES, CHECKS. STRIPES, AND DIAGONAL WERAVES, RESEMBLING THE FAMOUS ENGLISH HOMESPUNS, THEY ARE STRONG 48 LEATHER, STYLISH, AND VERY DURABLE. ‘WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF ‘THESE GOODS AND CONTROL THEM IN THIS MARKET. WE ARE MAKING SUITS FROM THEM TO ORDEE FOR $20; PANTS FOR 95. THEY ARE CERTAINLY THE BEST GOODS; EVER SOLD HERE aT THE PRIOR EVERY MAN KNOWS WHAT THE “HARRIS” CASSIMERES ARE AND WHaT THEY WILL D0. WE HAVE JOBT GOT OUR GRIP ON A FEW STYLES, NINETEEN ALL TOLD, OF THE GENU- INE GooDa, FROM WHICH WE ARE MAKING SUITS TO ORDER aT §26; PANTS, 96.50, BR BaRNUM @ 00, an ae va ‘In order to get room previons to making alterations ‘THE MISFIT STORE. CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, ‘Witt offer for one week at $5 all OVERQOATS sold ‘at 96, $7.50, $9 and $10. At 97.50 all bt lesan shed seh ate ndine AtG10 all OVEROOATS sold at $16.50, $18 and 920, ‘This ts the best offer ever made in Washington, and should not be missed by anybody who needs an At $5, SUITS sod for 96, $7.50 and $8. At 97.50, SUITS sold for $10, $12 and $18.50. A810, SUITS sold for $15, $16.50. $18.and $20. SWALLOW-TAIL SUITS at $20. PRINCE ALBERT SUITS at $15. A large line of ODD PANTS CHEAP. BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS REDUCED FULLY ONE-HALF, at THE MISFIT sTORR, ns CORNER 10TH AND F STS. & Ove Tx Dorzan SALE CLOSES THIS EVENING AT TEN HOURS AND THIRTY MINUTES —_ ON MONDAY WE INAUGURATE A SPECIAL TROWSER SALE, FOR PARTICULARS OF WHICH WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE SHOW WINDOW, SEVENTH STREET SIDE. ‘When a thing is offered cheap, most persons are incredulous with regard to quality,and yet Our facilities are such that wecan ell you ® well made pair of ‘Trowsers of nice clean stock as low as $2. WE DO NOT MEAN BY THIS TO CONVEY THE IDEA THAT THE BULK ,OF OUR STOCK 18 COMPOSED OF TWO-DOLLAR TROWSERS, BY NO MEANS; FOR WE HAVE THEM UP TO EIGHT DOLLARS, YET THESE ARE EQUALLY 48 CHEAP AS THE LOW-PRICED ONES. ‘We are just in receipt of an addi- tion to our already large stock of special value in Trowsers, which ‘we put on sale at the following prices: $2.95, $8.40, $3.70, $3.90, and $4.30. WE MAY SAFELY ADD TO THESE PRICES ‘TWENTY-FIVE PER CENTUM, AND STILL CALL THEM CHEAP, BUT WHEREVER WE GET BARGAINS OUR CUSTOMERS SHALL SHARE WITH US THE SEASON 18 JUST IN THE PRIME FOR EXTRA TROWSERS, AND SOME OF OUR APPRECIATIVE CUSTOMERS HAVE NOT CONTENTED THEMSELVES WITH ONE PaIR, BUT HAVE BOUGHT TWO. ‘Perhaps we may add you tothe number, In any event ourclaim for cheap Trowsers should com- mand your attention. If low Prices, polite attention, and Prompt service have any value, We are certain of your trade. ANYTHING PURCHASED, RETURNED WITH- IN A REASONABLE TIME, ENTITLES YOU TO A REFUND WITHOUT DEBATE OR REBATE. WE WILL NOT QUESTION YOU FOR REA- S0NS, AS WE ARE SURE THAT UNLESS FOR SUFFICIENT ONES YOU WOULD NOT DE MAND IT. ay OUR TIMES ARE IN YOUR HAND, SAKS & COMPANY, 13 SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE. MEN3.CALF BOOTS $2, VALUE 62.50. ‘Better ones for $2.50, worth $3. Gents’ Fine Calf Boots $4, really worth $5, Ladies’ Peb. and Kid. But. Shoes, $1.50. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS, FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ Ty A PRIVATE Ff. Y—A ARTED—BY 4 “OF Qui RENT—24 F ST. N.W.SEVEN ROOMS, eater SE We | Namen aegis aeaeg| nT ree Were ‘Confectionery Buainesa Cail Sen ew . adare fm OUINEARD. neon, 3 Bins Romagna eee yp ae Joo asia te ’o eapltal re- WArpracyomm Ban Gye : WW ANtED A C00D FAMILY SEAMETRESS, forenoon Tels nthat aw. APP Monday, be Soe WANTED An Hi em Tgp dion PB onee” AE ‘ANTED-SEVERAL YOUNG TES WHO W ‘rice switty and well; ealuryoga0 pet Was Address C. A., Star ie A) ID-SEVERAL CLERKS [oO V1 WV tet thie enrerenes in Seon Utes meat Boeing rade oo mor addres Se ‘Waitiie Rent naeEE at WE States Re ‘VV ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN, GOOD AND Addrgsa Box 134, Siar 8 Did ‘to. pkhanicamy as ‘ED—A _ GI OR YY Ee a pleasant or Send full lars of past experience, ‘with eter fences, to Box 104, Star office, ame, with ee et eg Sam. to6pm ‘KMNSELL. Ey Pa ‘mast be modemie. Box 114, Star offica! Ree Serene ae pa hg __ FOR RENT—HOUSEs and Bt fit ar aeeemndidealane Yon THE NEW STORE, 1018 PF ST. jensions 25 by 90. Cellar same size ‘aulted pavement, with I-test ‘elevator Paracas. Also, nee tae sig ane repeated kt ree “rise POR Sree, oe, . for grocery fibipor stant, "sioa'ty sale wei BH. WARNER 816 Feu __ FOR SALE—dOUSES 328 1 st. uw. and 58 Defrecs st. OWNERS, 420 stn. ue —<_WANTED—HOUSES. _ Wi Rat G4 Ba poe JW ‘shout ign rose Soeveen Sth aad 1a ead Gases ieee EL. Jou! ‘ANTED HOUSE SITUATED NEAR i. tol; location; all modera Ke Wastep-s Finer. COOK AND CHAM- ber a! iv “CLASS, Apply at 512 12th st. aw. ERIENCED AG! a Wa HAVE A NUMBER $F. ‘cos. rei oat eee Geoniay = stow & PALM 615 st Dw. ja26-1m ‘Minnesota, which will 51,000 at Call ot addres 4. SHATTUCK, Predgent, ae Ee Ton O ja cetet ee mate lt able to toe Sarees “ND WELL FURNISHED (0 4 3 form ‘on other insiramenia, andif'so, wha roomn, single Or en suites nowhere erpoccteriren ences as to character required. Address Box 67, Star heated by furnace and fires: Golighthal location: office. £13'3te hanged. Met nw, nsse ANTED—A GOOD RESTAURANT OOK AT e aTH ST N. W @is Penaiyivante ave nee tise 3 rica wel furngned oom, in ons ofthe mont e jo0rs above the am ‘ANTED—A GOOD WHITE WOMAN TO DO mph es nwith board, fa-3i W auise, washing and {roning and general ‘house- Work for ® small family. A EJ. BROOKS, Falls Church. Fairfax county, Va {13-08 W ANTED—A NEAT GIRL TO COOK. WASH and iron for small family; references quired. Call'at 1312 13th st” wy sfarcin gst iim 2 ‘ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN AY Sines 9 oe aera oe A. COOMBS, Pp. Barean, 926 F st_pw. Bite 'ANTED—A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR W dtaninonc rk; must be good cook and laun- dress; stay nights. Apply to 1807 Gen ida Weeeies Sek aay sere ; b- i -paen edacational qualifications, Mr. # ‘Star TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 226 F st. nw. POR RENT Rearzo- 13¢_1'ge grounds s'ble 12 13th & w., 127.$45.00) Bos dtaine aves 1oras 50 ‘14 3... 9r. gus...25.50) igterinas n.w.,6r.a m.i20.30 723 2d at. ne., 6r......20.30) OR RENT—HANDSOME SUITE OF BEDROOM | 71 Fiaca ation, to right persons reat Sow tang ben | “22 24st me Or une n_| ‘cisew cea FORREST FOUR OR Five ROOMS FoR ih RENT housekeeping: either furnished or unfurnished; one Fo i square from ‘Capitol grounda Rent very Pe A een ee We | 987 Cat aw. Gr_-32.00 RB RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE AND NICE. | 21 Det. ne. int, 0725.55) second story front Room: plenty of | 287 Asih st aw. 7r-25.00 and eat, bath on gaing foot oultanie or ont oF Ya, aves. 8F.23.00 fwo gentlemen: family of adults; references. et Ta6Tau se ow. Ps’ | $25 Sat weror. 30. FOE BENT I1WO LARGE COMMUNICATING Rooms, all conveniences; connecting bath, heat, gas, &c.; in private family; new house: moderate rent; pear and cars. 438 New York = nw. Ww Atti ‘WOMAN TO COOK seeeignaamemerk ina small antiy: 8 good hom, person. Heferences required, and i, SBolevate row, Genter saareae 1-36 WANTED AT ONCE-A Lapys Maip cunite) foreign preferred: must be rood, drew ply from 11 to 2 at 1711 & st. fate ‘ANTED-AN ENERGETIC AND PUSHING W ditede salecman forthe Peso Ane Organ busi- ness. Gentlemanly address and references required. ity, work only, Address BUSINESS, Star office “W 4NTEDIIN THE COUNTRY, A WORKING Housekeeper, German prefe in a tamily of three. One nov affaid of work can find a good home. ‘Acdrees, stating wagee wanted and where interview ni Heferonces exchanged” W. & LAN, Clifton station, Fairfax county, Virginia, £10-6t War uae AND QOLORED cooKs, Akl ‘$30; Chamber iD DO ome to ¥ 10 to. rmaids “and Walteress, , Nurses, Kitchen and General Housework: ers: Coachmen, with references. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 517 7th st, nw. -2we W inane by acactee Sen nati ate tee makes drew while learning. Price reduced fora aon, Ume. All kinds of patterns cut by N. HILBERT. oe Pennsylvania ave , 2d floor, Ja23-tfe1' WANTED LADIns AND decorate Birthday and Easter Novelties. — ment learned; good pros of steady em flr wi ‘Material furnished, and all work mailed , For full information address ve Art ‘orks, 7 Exchange place, Boston, Mass. P. 0. Box 6148. $980-6,r0,th12¢ ‘WASTED MEN AND WOMEN TO START A ‘new business at their homer; can be done even- ings and learned in an hour; any person making less {ban 10s, to 50e. an hour should’ send 0s. at once for -. of samples of goods, aud 24 working sam- lea (formulas) to commence on. Address ALBANY SUPPLY CO, 51m Albany, N.Y. WANTED-—SITUATIONS. "WANTED_BY A GERMAN BOY—A PLACE s store or restaurapt: willing to d any kind Of work, “address MERCHANT ‘Bae D — SITUATIONS FOR PROFES- W aicnl cooks’ chambermalds, waitresses, nurses, waiters, porters and drivers, white and colored, with, 2717 Most. nw, DUNDORE &CO. "lt “WANTED A LADY WISHES A POSITION AS Companion: would be. willing to assist, with ering, Can furnish references. CPN, ‘Star office. ite ‘ANTED—POSITION AS CASHIER BY A competent man; will give best of reference and bond it required. "Address CAs ‘Star office. W Ahted—8y A RESPECTABLE COLORED girl, a Situation as waitress or chambermaid: re- Srgnges furnished, Call at 1186 New Hampshire ava nw. fgare W ANimt_Y_ AN EXPERIENCED | BAR: Keeper, Situation; ean furnish good reference. Address Box 110, Stur office. fae geaustreoen, “Indies mails: Corobe nore i a chamt men cooks, waiters, waitré with ferences” Sa. COOMBS Eiap. Busoni, S50 Pot Heri pats Wee URTETER arry pt = as aeneaee 0S STE Goon News: Goon N EWs FROM GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE ‘For all in need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, ‘a8 no one need be without a well-furnished home Decause they have not got the cash to spare, ‘Weare determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and wil sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 4S CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT EISE- WHERE FOR CASH. And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own torms in regard to payments. ‘Come and see the largest store in the United States. ‘Come and see the largest and most varied stock to se- lect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices ‘and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, ; (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con- ‘vinced that what we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—at no GhKOGAN'’S. Ostx Two Czrm. “9762," JULES VERNE'S NEW STORY. FAMILY FICTION, For Sale at all News Stands, n2-lwe SW ANTEDA! WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLans to any one for a permanent position under the ernment that Will pay $00 & month. Address ‘hk. office. post “WANTED. A YOUNG FRENCHMAN WANTS Walter; ninglen can "be ascaanbclas egos 4 single: can x Bose Adare Ayes Staromen. “°° fea WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WoUED Like Shuation ae Porter in store or Private Walter, Address 122 B st. n.w., between Ist and 24 sta. G. WASHINGTON. 112-200 COMPETENT Wires AND RAPID Lady Type-writer. accustomed to ‘etation, can be e ‘work; terma moderate cither by the day or week. Address X., Star office. f12-20" ANTED-SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER direct nies In ‘uglah Tteratares dit geaeel, Felerence given. Address LM.P.. Siar fice, £11518 ATED ORY A, YOUNG LADY A SITUA: tion ins private family a8 nurse; can do n "Address EDITED, Star oMce. fii-aie ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS LADY'S MAID, an experienced English woman; willing to make Herself useful: would like to travels bighest ref erences. Address A. B. C., Star office. 111-30" ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPE! W books, Laundresses, Chumbernmalan Walterencs, ‘Nurses, experienced Coachmen, with references; Ger msn spoken; at NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 617 ‘7th st, nw. lw WANTED—BOARD. "“ANTED—BOARI /ENTLEMAN AND WIFE want large, well- ished, south front, second fie ear o ee fait. Particular Boarders, star office. EGd WANTED—MISCELLANEOUDS. PORRENT A, NICELY FURNISHED BOOM, (Bedroom), 406 New Jersey ave. nw. 1 FOR BENT—A PERSON OF GOOD HABITS WHG x nd-story Furd! ca ap) pleasant, second-story Fur «dx dollars, call, "References: 40 The lat at nw, = OR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED large coraer room, second floor, has three indows, south front,’ beautifal 7, BO from the Capftol; private family. 100Cst.ae. 10° OR RENT — A LADY OCCUPYING & HAND. some house in the northwest section, desires 1 two. to nice gentiemen: breakfast furnished [faceired. Address A: 6, Sear odice. Te (OR RENT—HANDSOME SALOON PARLOR, mts well weaved: dha irsudearrers a nts } dining room q 5 Diane If desited. Also, ofe room on second Boor; nest nd gas; eight dollars." 487 Ost. nw. 1 ‘Figas not and cota ttn; gultable for one or tro pee ot and col i ‘one oF fons 427 10th st. nw. Bell to the right. ae JOR REN\—UNFURNISHED. FINE LARGE rooms: one sultable for a class oF club room, facti gq on Se ne aioe ees re 7 POR RENT THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Hooms for Hi ‘and, closets, gas and bath. Convenient to market and cars. Reni low. 619 Pst. aw, fis-2e OR RENT—AT 824 13TH ST. N.W., TWO PAR- Frith turuished orushussianea. salanie for dentist oF doctor. £13-203t° (OR RENT—WITH BOARD-TWO FRONT communicating Rooms: third story; command Boe view scott ‘circle; good table; private ini, 3aeb POE ERNST. A NICE LARGE 2p STORY FRONT Room, with alcovercom, furnished or: with Board; near herdic sud street cars, 1414 Q st. nw ngs (OR RENT —SLEGANTLY FURNISHED Faties, two te Sve rete a tae mon Same Te Galities, Rooms at vario city. Unfurnished and furnished of ie rete “hea APT ROBERT B KIN: T ST. N.W. THREE OR FO! Eiscacabee roomy, uished 0¢ anhirabon R RENT—VERY DESIRABLE FIRST FLOOR; (ae at ae ese eres only: fase pomih and west windows; no” ealldsen ‘ia ‘house 1720 14th ot 12-3 FOR BENT AURNISHED ROOMS—PLEAS third-story front room: no children, near cars and herdics; Ces ex Changed. Maio ase aote R KENT—S19 14TH ST. N. W. FURNISHED or unfurnished Rooms, with Board, near Treasury Department. flasie (OR RENT-SEVERAL WELLFURNISHED Tooms at 507 6th st., between Hand F n.w. f11-ate OR RENT—1211 PA. AVE. N. W.,20R3 COM- raunicating rooms: gas, heat and bath; southern exposure: suitable for gentlemen, Heht housek or offloe: location. Apply to Dr. RUET, Duilding. fe11-91% R RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE, mi or without, board; house new and modern; ‘Steam heat and open grates; pass 5 204 Delawareave me, oar Senaia wing of the « @T. N.W., LARGE WELL- OR RENT—1214 K nd floor: (or a gentleman: ever: $12.56 for Deed 505 Cot. teaws 'T—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘Rooms gue on first and oue ou second Hoar. a0 6th st, between F and G nw. ne R RENT — DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED at 1821 N st., corner Vermont Brooms, with board, vecmnes RENT—1908 H ST. N. W., THREE Nit EtRbned, fous ch sect feat Foaihe, eee gentlemen only preferred; references. Fe, RENT—A_ HANDSOMELY FURN! D> room on first floor; southern e: Lat ocr amatee He joining; che board in the degeetar ahr hash a Coens 1324 16th st. wee, Ste RENT-SUITABLE FOR A SENATOR OR \Dreige aiiniscer, « handsome Patior aud bedroom a 2a mhe paror door in 2, private saree 2214 Pa, av. 26, 6:20.00) ES Gr. 18: 28 fae 8WO! DT & BRAD: os IR RENT—A HANDSOME 12-ROOM AND ments and io good order "aiz Tah st tw. Keyes 216A. 8. CAYWOOD, Oth and K sis nw. IR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 1603 STH ST. N. ™., 6 rooms; all modern ‘quire 1248 K's al {OR RENT-SEVERAL NICE NEW FOUR- Toom Bricks. on Boundary and 10th sts. nw Water and water closet $10 per month. “11108. "= WAGGAMAN, 917 F si. nw. m3 Fey be bo H ST. N.W. — NEAT TWo- ‘Brick House; si bath and cellar, oo Om WesOOTE & WILCOX, Hise 1007 Pa. ave. RB RENT—1098 STH STN. W., A BRICK house, two stories and basement: $35 per month. “Inquire of FRANK T. BROWNING, 416 Sth st nw. nis OR RENT—HOUSE 213 NEW JERSEY AVE .w.; seven rooms. all mode quire next door, 215. FPGE BENT STORE AND HOUSE IN ONE OF the test localities in the city, 728 7th st. p.w., be tween G and H; suitable for any kind of business, with mtable re OR RENT— 1606 10th st. n.W., 12 TOOTS. .neeaeennene--BSB.BB. 2028 17th st, u.w., 16 rooms.. —= 50.00 3410 Guow alter, ‘brooms... IV Ni 1505 Pennsy!v: £.$75.00|2815 N s.6r. rm. 65.50 13961 Rete 1219 4th st, 1806 Hi st-10rs. . 50.65 Stable 17th 1517, 1519 31st st. i0r-50 1333 U st, 1 ‘21stst...191.42.50) 2127 B st, Paave. i0r...40.50/ 1105234 1716 F st. Hist, Bites sate Cs ear AS 2213 Ist. 815617, bs $036 Pet. ¥ 755 8 St. F 2008 Lat. 1 3019 Mat. Beadle reat rear apply WEROOTT & WILCOX, ny’ 1907 Pennsylvania sve.n.w. ESTORY, yh RENT—BRICK HOUSE, THRE! a modern improvements, 151 Cat. n. €. cor. Key next doo Mh scaws Oper month Apps ie A PHIL. Pare mont ‘LIPS, 1428 New York ave. fe-2w yor ae ys FORNISHED ‘Brick, 10 rooms, central location, newiy paper 75. New Double Brick, 10 rooms and bath, all m » T st, near Mth nw. Ki. T. LEIPOLD, 1831 F st. aw. fo-6r OR RENT— S610 1th n w..13r100111425 Pierce P'ce.6r$22.80 Pow.,11 Té..83.34//133 Fne., 7r_. 0.40 1418 20thst: n.w.. Lins 75/1419 9th t.w.,i0rs_42.50 75||2212 12th st. ‘aw, Gr...20 75) 807 7th we., Or.......1! 435 5th n.e., 6r. BOM... 12 SO Grs..12.50 th ne. 6re.--10.20 2. 71 ‘st. » 10r-30) 341 M s.w., Gre... 2 -30||STO: DWELLINGS. 800 RLav. n.w..7r@S..85 ‘25 |300 Ind. av., store........50 25 |2104 14th si. n.w. Clave 23 2212 14th st_n.w. ‘BH,WARNER. 916 F “ii Deireen. $14; 26 Penton, #150: res, $14: ron, q ‘Also eentraily located turnished House, McINTIRE, 918 F at RRENT— — 4513 2uth et. 12 rooms, all m. 1. 670. 225 14th at 14 rooms’ (opposiie Portiand), 6¥3. 19-0 15th st 12 rooms, all m. 1. 42.80. S54 Sew Jefney ave. 8 rooms, ail a 1, $20, m. 1G: 639 A. $15; feo Pim ‘RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. UNFURNISHED 1230-1: W AkrED, MUSIC PUPILS BY A LADY WHO VOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms; thoroughly understands teaching: terms ron southern and. western quarter, “Address “PLANO,” Star oftee, sR stable board. Gal Hecnw. iowss — ELECTRIC HAIR 015, EST. ¥.W— FURNISHED Waireairs., Wt APTOS | oe AN ,2 SL AE FS bomell Ph cor. Virginie ave. and | [OR RENT-ONE UNFURNISHED FRONT 10th st, aw., 10 years; Mr.Gheen, Stall Ti esa hui of others. At offices a ao Sd Pat a Wo cihava, New York, Har shag | WOR RENT. SEAUTIFCE BOOMS AND Pak "y- winligaee germinated 1-2) ia 7 800 19th st nw. fiowe EVE! R_RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, A’ 017 ‘Ais ills and obisia, watlatactoey, Nght br ace | i Yath st. uw., near frsicams Mo}! Twin Gas Burner.” Take Bate “ a ‘no: = Bistion eed. For sale at 1400 N.Y" sve. G[ENTLEMEN-RECEIVED THIS MORNING ‘another invoice of the TWO-BUTION WHITE KIDS. dsfor the money in the city. Also, new lot W. 8. TEEL, 985 Pennsyivania avenue. Exaty Sramo Dams Goona * a1 One case of 36-inch TRICOT CLOTHS, in 12.colorw comprising all the new shades of mixture, and ‘extra value for 50c. per yard. ‘One case of 6-4 TRICOT CLOTHS, in 7 shades, which ‘are the colors for the coming spring, and sre worth $1.00 per yard; ovr price, ‘76e. until further notice~a bargain. Call early. ‘One case 40-inch FRENCH CASHMERES, in all the new spring shades, worth 75c. per yard; will be ‘told for 50c. per yard. When this case is goue ‘will not have any more at this price, Don’t forget—40 inches, all wool, 50c. per yard. CHOICE NOVELTIES in Bide Band Spring Suitings, ‘Very desirable $1.00, 61.25 006 $1.50 per yard, Z ‘8. L. HEMPSTONE, i ‘111-0080, a. WW are 20 SQUARE, APPLY To Panett ‘corner (606 Center market or wholesale noune, N22 (ED—A REVOLVING OR CIRCULAR = "Address Box 130° Seat and I sts. n.w. TANT x cladades Anise \\y ANTED-MINNESOTA MEN TO KNOW I Wane, Tnaproved ta Freeborn Oo ‘wines Bropert. analy 'P. ¥. SOUTHWICK. Soe Tata ‘ED—O) UT MARCH 18T, A Beane s coger ieee Maes $100 th. pt SW erce anale THE ECTRIC ARES sino aerarreie at. BW. ED—TO BUY-OLD PEA’ BEDS ‘fir highest ‘ceah orice.” Address star Waren aan ia aay ae 1B aaa Boe ‘st 2. Ww. am, to pm ty secre ae ‘for sale 7 stoves bought RENT—AT 1112 H STN. W.. A LARGI F'Sicely aecontstery cr furnished, Room, with fOr one or two terms RENT-STUDIO OB cipeye eS of with me for rent or sale is llberally ‘property for sale, cal Gr send at office for Guide™ ¢ BO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F st.n.w. DOR SALE—HOUSE 420 6TH ST, N.W. aLeo Fianese z * = Fok won ara BeAr TWOSTORT and basement bay window House near Iowa Cur lg; $3,000. 4. RB MERTPORD, fi83 1428 New York ave OR SALE—THREE NEW HOUSES ON st. above P, West Washington: two stories Dandaomely finmbed: mavte's, mirror, sam - i: bigh ground: five view far plug sd ailti\kieh eros or price aod terms apply ©. Me MACUOWAN, S48 Fane. ‘tbo TOR BA oe i brick, Jot 20x05, Cor mt 3,500; iwostory elghtroom brick. P. teat 000: two-story brick, lot 21x110. 1éth, near P, $5,400. Houses and lot cigew vere: bargains —fis-im “WAL 'F. HOLTZMAN, 1551 Pst, cLLING, SLE POR SALENEW BiICK Dw rosa Toout, al! modern _improvemente nied te. fay 10 per cont ‘on investment’ ERA RUTHERFORD, 1200 Fat ae 4-4 ae of, tes See Fo® Soe aimee stony mice Zing with back building, 1408's. aw. wy eget imate of owner, at 1530 th FoR Se Brick Dwelling, ten aprovementn, able n me, ob Mamachuerts aves Square, will be wold at a low Vacant ground in norshwes settion ‘bes SWORMSTEDT @ BRADLEY, rick Doveliings, th near P____98.000 Frame Dwellings, om ilades ‘SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 121m ora POk SALE = A very desirable Dwelling, all modern ments, on north sige of M at-sbetween Veh and TOUR Sts ns; BHB00. SWORMSTEDT @ BRADLEY, a7 Fat cotter and all slodera nd curtlage house, a Compions t SALE Ww. 8r.$4.000/1213 T st.n.0.b..5r81.100 “11.6. 200/1820-1822 1dthec aed AO. Tce 85.000) 1039 5 r i 3.18000 ASCAYWOOD, Oth & h- Gall tbMise h OR SAL ~ HOME—A_ Wil nicely. Toure: porthyrest ina, vestibe bath-room; Tan'%, Lot and cold water, gas, latrobes, slate mantels an {gas An 00d nieigtiborhood: convenleat to e.reet cara price, 35106; part cash. Address COMFORT: Star" omen Fe SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, ON 7TH ‘Proc St. near Da wa well built 2etory House, bath aad ali modern improvenrenus 100 to'15 ft. alley, tor $1,000 cash: bala’ | Sears “Also, od K st’ pear North cap! Story, bay window, provements, fur ments, $1,000 In ste P.O. Bos 11535 Col. at, ‘The above is only asmafl portion of books. For full list cail at office for imsued the Ist and 15th. "2 2 _ THOS. WAGGAMAN. ‘OR SALE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON GOLUM- bia st. n.w.; $2,700; want $700 cash; balance eaay | terms. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, ‘i Sod ai Fok Sate’ TWOSTORY AND BAsea brick House, on 10th t.. between O and P sta. 158x105; price, $3,500, JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 1-60 ‘804 and 806 F st. nw. POR SALE—ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE: A a imps; on nice cot oer in the northwest. 66. INO. F, WAGGAMA 506 F st nw, }OR SALE-SIX-ROOM BRICK, ON between E and F sis; $2,400 if sold at once. INO. F. WAGGAMA: “AT A BARGAIN, TO AN IMMEDI} ate customer, eievenroom Brick House, modera in.provements H st, near 7th nw. Addrem Box 118, Star offic, fist VOR SAL ice REPATORY BRICK Dwelling: twelve rooms and cellar; parlor, library, @ining-room and kitchen on first floor: all modern im ts aud furnace; Well located northwest, com yifvet care: price, $5,500 LER & RUTHERSO) ont to . th ten room, price, each: must be sold by March ist. Jib. aS PT, 1410 Pat. ow db FOR SALE—HOUSE. 218 Wy ST. sale” four” story brick: lars “lok 19 rooms. This pro be purchased” fof ae Pat nw. Forse rst aw Por sus16 fee. va T HAVE POR = berets W., t., "ater and aa N.C. ave., near 7th st. a, Ors, mi B st. near 34 ne. 1ir., . Sst,"near Oth n.w., Br. 22d st., near M m.w., OF, m. 10.4 8t., near Q n.w., 1it., Tot, near Job n. — 3“ Tnéar 14th st. nw. Sra m.i., each. Frame, 15th st.. near L nw. Briok, ‘Marion s 4" Sih st, near D st. ne, 6ra, ml, each. Frame, 10th si., near H n.e, "26th st. near K 0.w., OF 4 Brick: Ou st Georgetown, Sr. each. =, WHE ANG. i We have many ‘places for ‘wale not shove, Also ‘bullding tote fn atl parts of che cit THE NOKTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATECO, Jalé-1m 508 and 10 F street nw. ‘ali mod. imps., easy payments 401 D st. n&., 6 rooms, all mod. imps,, $3,000; easy payments. 1808 11th st. now., 8 rooms, all mod. inps., $3,650; easy payments, D st, n.c., 6 rooms, water, gas and stoves, $2,000; SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fstrest, in at great bargains 5 new S-room bricks, $5,000; 2 new 6 oom bricks, $8,509; Zpew S-room bricks,’ $8,000; 1 new @-room brick, $2,600; 2 new bricks, 5 rooms and cellar, $2.50: 1 ood S-room frame,’ $1,200; 1 vew 4-room brick, 1,200. The above hotises ure rented to good ten: Shin payin PS DANENHO Son, B30 F se Jaze. Fok SALE ok Excita sc On Get maw, bet. 1th and Bricks modern “improv sitey.! Galy $8,000 or wil So sbiaeh @ business locath sulted. WALKEK & WILSON, ein from 12 cent im prices nazied. Ww! $ 1 24 by’ G6 to wide for house tu “pa difference JFOR SALE —FIRSTOL iss Bi ty In one of the best locations on WALKER & SALE— 1909-1111th st $4,000 /721 22th st., 18¢ 1th wt, 11 1793 Pa ave. 18 > Marion st. 0F-.8.00 | 1808 Bices st., 17 -6.000 A. P. HILL & 0.. 1338 F st {ARLY NEW BRADBURY '€250 one very fine Uprigi B10, Win KDaive gore ot some embugsed velvet bony Suite Pariot Fur Worth $i8o for $55. All must be sold to mi ances. Apply at office of EXCHANGE BA Th stn. w. SOK SALE-THE NORTH WASHINGTO! Estate Company have a large and choice line of proved aud unimproved, property for wale, ofering Tare chanees for investment. Parties desiring to pu hese of tain nnd Yor tale ine the" worth or {ora mo throngt this comp, {do's0 throug this Som Stiendion and eoergy to the de ofthe ‘chy. . This com wenty feet in one tract on ew’ wave: aa barge wlso, 200,000 acres of improved farm lands te Vir einta for sale or exchange. aiken dines ne LOST AND FOUND. Lorne PRES! DENTS RECEPTION Ls a Soittuire Damond Barring id settings Whoever will return it to senator CUL- M. 1716 warded, Mhode Island avenue, will be amply re ‘O8T-ON MASSAGE AVE, NEAR 411, in romt of Fs Hou, ray q ‘Chain Bracelet. if found, leave: Proper reward given. Ost — AT LAST NIGHTS the Witte Mouse, ©. i, Star oie. OsT_WiLL THE GENT Le day afternoon, kindly yhen the rain fs over "M. McBLALR, 2 Ont ave; and pet bis owe or some coe else's? ek See Pepe Park tan color, and