Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, réBevary 17, 1886-WITH SUPPLEMENT. bot ies ' WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY February 17, 1886. CROSRY S. NOTES. bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other dally paper published In Washington, and equal to that of all the The absence of stirring political questions In this country may be perceived In the nature of | Congressional proceedings. The chiet topics of Interest, so far as they are interesting at all, are those which affect, more or less locally, the business affairs of the different sections. The government seems to have resolved itself into a board of directors to manage the mercantile interests of a large and scattered population. | ‘Thare are but few topics of an emotional nature under consideration, and those few arouse only the most languid interest. What we hear most about are the tariff, the eurrency, canal schemes, river and harbor improvements, the regulation ot railroad traffic, the tenure of land on the public domain, the compensation of mail steamship lines, the remuneration of Jabor, and the like. ‘This material turn of public affairs Indicates ‘@ slack water time in polities, In which old party tles have lost their force and new ones have not begun to bind. That being so, the country runs along in @ rut, both as to men and measures, and concerns itself chiefly in the regulation of its ordinary business affairs, Rarely, ifever before, has party disintegration reached such a stage as we now witness; tor, up to the war, we always had the evil of slavery to tall back upon as a great moral issue, whatever else failed. And during the war and for some years afterwards, the sectional issue could be depended upon for excitement. But now these two creat themes have become obsolete, and we see the effect of their absence In the discussions on two such subjects as the tariff and the admission of new states. Betore the war, both these estions were intimately | related to slavery, and on that account aroused | the fiercest contentions. But now they are re- garded mainly from the business standpoint, ‘and bence fail to cause much excitement out side of those who are directly interested, How long this Ini] may continue cannot be foretold. It may be interrupted at any mo- ment by asudden complication of our foreign relations, or by some internal convulsion in so- ciety. Slavery, to be sure, has been abolished, but grave inequalities remain in our social system, out of which may arise controversie: fully as exciting as any of those of ante-bellum times. And when the storm comes perhaps the country wili sigh for the peace now ieit to | be so insipid and dull. $$ —____ Mr. John B. Gough, the veteran temperance lecturer, has been showing for some time the wear and tear of platform life,so that one is not | rouch surprised to read that his powers have | failed bim suddenly aud completely in the course of a lecture. He was in the midst of one of bis impassioned appeals when he was at- tacked by paralysis, and had to be conveyed by | friendly hands from the stage, probably never toreturn. He must be added, therefore, to the | surprising number of actors who have recently been incapacitated. For Mr. Gough, though it is many yearssince he left the dramatic stage, ever retained his fondness fordramatic effects and bis art in producing them; and one great secret of bis popularity laid in the fact that a large element in the population who looked | ‘with disapprobation on the the theater could | enjoy in his lectures an evening of mingled faree and melodrama. It was not as an actor, however, that Mr. Gough held bis chief power on bis audiences. For underneath his highly-colore danecdotes and lurid representations of the horrors of @runkenness, which led his hearers through quick alternations of tears and laughter, there ‘was an intense earnestness of conviction and a directness of purpose in his eloquence which made it well nigh irresistible. Allowing for the “slip” In all methods of reform based on the power of sudden impulse, it must be admitted, even by the enemies of emotion, that Mr. Gough’s labors for temperance have been of immense value. And It should be remem- that Mr. Gough himself contended that pledges nd a sudden abandonment of evil habits gre of Aittle value except asa first step in the gradual formation of a better character. ——— ‘The terrible wreck on Barnezat Shoals re- cently, by whieh eleven men lost their lives, <makes an exception to the wonderfully success- fal record of the life-saving service, but isa splendid tribute to the heroism of the men en- gaged in this noble duty. An Austrian bark ‘was driven on the shoals in Friday's storm and fog, and instant help was needed. The ~€ondition of the sea made rescue almost hope- Jess, but a boat's crew put out to the wreck, only to find it already abandoned. The lite boat then sought to regain the shore, when it | was overturned by the storm and the men left to struggle with the angry ocean. Three of the ‘party succeeded in reaching the shore but three were drowned. Of the two boats from ‘the ship, one was upset and all the satlors lost; the other managed to reach land. This inci- dent illustrates the wild work of the life-saving service in battling with the sea. —$—$—$—s = While Mr. Morrison and Mr. Hewitt have ‘een engaged in framing a tariff bill, Secretary Manning bas b~-«n taking testimony from busi- ness men on th= general question of tariff evils, and asa result bas sent Congress an elaborate and important communication, in which he urges radical changes in the tariff system by | enlarging the free list and adopting as a rule | Specific in place of ad valorem duties. This let-| ter, coming at a time when a revision of the | tariff is made a leading topic, ought to be given special attention. It is timely, moreover, in | connection with the investigation now in pro- gress into custom house frauds, for it is held that the ad valorem system 1s at the bottom of most of the undervaiuations which have given ‘the custom house officers so much trouble and robbed the government otf so large an amount j-0t revenue. ——__—+ -=_____ Mr. Morrison's bill to reduce the treasury re- ferve toone hundred millions has developed | one more point of difference between the demo- | ratic party in the House and the administra- tion. In reply to a resolution of inquiry on the Subject Secretary Manning informed the com- | mittee that the proposed reduction was inex- | pedient. But in the face of this opinion, whien they had just sought, the committee by nearly | ® party vote, decided to report the measure favorably. The only democratic champion that | the administration found on the committee ‘was Mr. Hewitt, while all the republicans, e cept Mr. Kelley, ranged themselves on its side. | —___—$_-=—___ | Since Mr. Whitney has been at the head of} the Navy department he has given much at- | ‘tention to the need of new ships for the service, | sud he gave the House naval affairs commit. | tee last Week the results of his studies. He favored the completion of the beavy-armored qmonitors, a conclusion which everybody seems | Yocome to who examines the subject, so that | Congress might as well pullout the money and | Jet th's tedious busivess drag slong no further, ‘The Secretary admits that ships can be built swheaper iu private ya but thinks that from considerations of national safety we should Abave at least one navy yard capable of turning | @ut first-class menofwar. As to the fature, | Mr. Whitney promised to send the committee im @ day or two the plaus for the new vessels ‘Which were authorized by Congress, These, he eaid, would be cruisers of a servicoable type. —— + = Another precious example of detective work has been exposed in a Providence divorce case. ‘We appeared that 4 “spotter” who was hired by aman to watch his wile had, after the habit of Bis tribe, invented a mass of perjuries, on which the busband rested his claim tor divorce. These Hes, as in the similar case receutly in this city, ‘were uncovered in court, bringing the trial toa summary conclusion with the arrest of the miserable paid detumer of character tor per- jury, It is so long sinee we have had an election of @ny Kind that acertain mterest Is aroused by yesterday's town and borough elections in Pennsylvania. Judging from the returns now at hand the two parties retain about their old | | | | | | i positions. Local gains are reported on both sides, hut there Is no marked “set” in either Alrection. Except where some local exeite- @pent brought everybody to the polls, the vote was very light. — + It cannot be said that the Southern Senators @re giving their section the benefit of the doubt on the Blair educatioual bili. The strongest op- position to the measure comes from that section, hough it would receive the bulk of the money. | Ne — + ‘The fand for the widow of Gen. Hancock, started so handsomely by Mr. Geo. W. Childs, das already reached $26,000, and that amount Swill no dowdt he speedily quadrupled. Tux Gores Excuz Crore Co N. W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS. (ALL BLUE SIGNS.) RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOU TO LOOK IN THEIR SHOW WINDOWS AND NOTICE THE LINE OF ELEGANTSUITS WHICH THEY HAVE MARKED DOWN TO TEN DOLLARS $10. TEN DOLLARS. THIS IS THE GREATFST BARGAIN-OFFERING EVER MADEIN WASHINGTON. ‘THEY WOULD ALSO ASK YOU TO NOTRE THR SEPARATE PANTS DISPLAYED, AND OBSERVE THE PRICES MARKED ON THEM. NOTICE, ALSO, THE BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS EXHIBITED, AND COMPARE THE GOODS AND PRICES WITH ‘THOSE YOU HAVE BEEN IN THE HABIT OF BUYING ELSEWHERE. IF LOW PRICES FOR FINE GOODS COUNT FOR ANYTHING, WE IMAGINE YOU WILL BE TEMPTED TO IN- VEST. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS. J. M. GRADY, Maxacen, (ALL BLUE SIGNS) ye Durr Or "Turse. “It things go on as they have been going for the past few seasons, we shell find ourselves looking at next spring's fabrics last fall” ‘This seems somewhat mixed, but what with being called upon to admire canvas and lace fabrics, with the thermometer below zero, and to pass judgment upon the very lightest of lawns, white goods, and other July suggestive fabries,while theecho of the last blizzard is still Tinging in one’s ears, we commence to think something is amiss with the calendar, and think Stoughtto be reformed. Weare ready to de nounce winter asan Offensive Partisan, being ‘anxious to don these light refresiiing garments. Yet customers are beginniug to appreciate early openings, They like to look around be- fore they buy, consequently we now invite you to see our WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDFRIES, SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, SPRING AND SUMMER WASH GOODS, SPRING HOSIERY AND LACES, Of whici: we have received advance invoices, and have placed them on sale at prices in many instances LOWER than the low prices that prevailed last season. WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. nz A Towety Luustratios What a vast difference of opinion between merchants as to what constitutes a “living protit.”” A plece of goods arrives, Isita “novelty?” makes no difference. Is it the style? makes no difference. Is it desirable? makes no difference. What 1s its actual value? makes no difference. Allis, it cost so much and xcs BESOLD for so much, and no iss. Wedon't do business that way. Goods are worth what they will bring—which depends largely upon the demand. An illustration: 64 HOP-SAC SUITINGS, In Diagonals and Mixtures, If we take Into consideratton the width, the amount of wool, the carefulness of finish, the Tichness of design, they may be worth more; but the buyer doesn't look so close. It's their eye that makes the selection. Now, to our cer- tain knowledge these are sold elsewhere at $1 and $1.25 per yard. Our price is only 76e. per yard. Further, this {llustration may be ap- plied to the bulk of our stock, and yet we make “living profit” WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Smut Axoraer Wrar Orrznixe In view of the unprecedented response to our last wrap offering, and the liberal manner in which our customers bought them up, we have concluded to make another Sacrifice, and Pronounce these to be, if possible, even better values than preyiously offered. Read below: 12 Ladies’ English Walking Jackets, regular Prices of which were $9.50, $10 and $12.50 each. Price now. $6.50 9 Ladies’ Fine Newmarkets, regular prices of which were $9.75, $10, $12.50 and $14 each. Price now. Z 96.50 10 Ladies’ Fine Cloth Visites, braid, feather and fur-trimmed, regular prices of which were $10, $11, $12.50, $14 and $15 each, Price now. 96.50 81 Garments only in this extraordinary $6.50 Offering, and as will be seen many of them are marked more than 50 per cent less their former price. ‘Some of the above are very desirable for Spring, yet it will pay you to buy now even if not needed before next season, as they are staple styles, Come early for a choice. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ft Max Ornvzn Wehave a thoroughty equipped “Mail Order Department’ under experienced. supervision, and give prompt personat attention to all orders by mail. AL goods returnable, = _WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Busck asp Cororsn Suxs 15 We are ‘offering JERSEY SILKS in all colors at $1.25 that exceed anything in value we have ever placed on our counters, BLACK GROS GRAINS and FAILLE FRANCAIS, at old prices. PRINTED PONGEES in choice styles have just been pened, and are very handsome. NEW BLACK GooDs. NEW HOSIERY. NEW UNDERWEAR styles in LISLE HOSE. We callespecial attention to our TABLE LINEN NAPKINS, PILLOW LINENS and LINEN SHEETINGS. We are offering great bargains in rellable goods. " ‘The best TOWEL for 25e, ever sold in this or any other eity Full stock of DOMESTICS at lowest market rates W. M. SHUSTER @ SONS One Price. _¥. B—The. Best is the Cheapest. n7 Seaixe axp Semen Dress Goons 1386. NEW STYLES NOW OPEN. We have imported our Dress Goods direct, and have saved from 15 to 20 per cent, wnich we propose to give to the consumer. ‘We otfer the following lines of New Guods In Choice | Colorings: BYSON CLOTHS, full 46in. wide, $1; never sald | under $1.25. LACE DIAGONALS and PIQUE CLOTH, at $1.25, in all colors, worth $1.50, SPRING BOURETTE, $1; all shades very new and handsome, ALBATROSS or CREPE CLOTH. FLORIO CLOTH in every spring shade, 15 in all. COMBINATION SUITINGS Fancy efiects iu French Novelties Just opened. W. M SHUSTER @ SONS, 19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PHROUGH THE YEAR WITH T ETE Volumes tor becetnber, Manuary and Febroaey THE WING'S GARDEN amt ormer Peseos STEAD MAN'S POETS OF AMERICA. Religious Poetry. ‘Five Sinuton Galt Readings Five Minuten Bally Poetry. GG PURSELL, bd 18 Suh 56. Rw, )<TABLISHED WHIT Iphie, Pa, Southern Office. 1200 Pex oxy lVaaila Ave. mw. Washi oD KY EN'S CAL¥ BOOTS $2, VALUE $2.50. Mie.cals poor, ret en Lodies’ Peo. and Kid. But. Shoes, $1. His tat er gen Be ea] od Shoes in Goat aud Kick every pair Walkenphast at $2.50 and $5.50. Atibersatul Avvties uf thr hea grade soot ut popular Hasecrcx Excsrotzry. We still have about té® thousand yards of MAMBURG EDGING AND INSURTING, SR ‘Which we are offering (et greatly reduced prises. EDGING, le., 20., $¢., 4c, 52, 6c., Te, 62, 1.208. HP. One case 36 in. TRICOT io mew Spring esters, 60c. One case 6-4 TRICOT, 75c. and $1. One case colored CASHMER®, extfa quality, 60c. New styles in SATINS, GINGHAMS and SEER- SUCKERS, . CHECK NAINSOOK, 6c., 8c., 10c., 12gc. A drive in BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, 500. Bargains in SHEETING COTTONS, TOWELS, NAPEING, ete., ete. ENGLISH WALKING COATS ané NEWMAR- KETS at cost. BLANKETS at cost, Extra quailty INGRAIN CARPETS reduced to ise. and 40c. Very best 2ply, now, TGe. Brussels, 65c., 76e., BOC, JOHNBON, QARNER, € 00, ft 636 Penna. ave., south alde, near 7th st. We Guys Away 50 Upright, Concert Square and Grand Piaw0s, WD $400. cecrenionse 922,000 00 100 Magnificent Organs, worth $180........ 18,000 00 25 Elegant Parlor Suites, worth $85........ 1,625 00 26 Elegant Chamber Suites, worth $50... 1,250 00 200 Solid Gold Watches, worth $7: 15,000 00 7,600 00 Bets, list price $55... 14,750 00 100 Silk Dress Patterns (18 yards), value $27. eis 2,700 00 50 Sewing Machines, list price $52. 2,600 00 200 Tilting Ice Pitchers, list price $27... 5.400 00 100 Ice Pitchers, list price $16. 1,600 00 100 Student Lamps, list price $1! 2,000 00 100 Clocks, lint price $16. 1,800 00 600 Cake Baskets, gilt, gold- $14... . » 7,000 00 400 Butter Dishes, gilt, gold-lined, list price $7.50... we 3,000 00 rice co (Rogers), list p $128,975 00 ALL OF THESE ARTICLES ACTUALLY GIVEN AWAY TO PURCHASERS OF THE CELEBRATED FRENCH VILLA 80aP, Wor Every Household Use). OUR NEXT GRAND DISTRIBUTION OCTOBER 30ra, 1886, OCTOBER 80rz, ‘sa Send two stamps for Mammoth Ulustrated Cat- slogue, Fax, R. W. BELL MFG. CO., BUFFALO, N. ¥. Ask your grocer for, and demand French Villa, Try ft, £16-101.2 Cixcrxxart Sccaz Ca p AL AMS Just received. *HONZO ius COMPANY 423 Ninth st f15-3t AT THIS TIME OF YEAR MANY GEN- TLEMEN FIND THAT THEY NEED A PAIR OF PANTS TO “PIECE OUT” ‘THEIR WINTER SUIT. WE HAVESELECTED FROM OURSTOCK OF PIECE GOODS SOME VERY DESIR- ABLE STYLES AND MADE THEM UP FOR STOCK. THEY GO AT §2.50 PER PAIR LESS THAN THEY CAN BE MADE TO MEASURE. PANTS IN STOCK FROM 62.50 TO $10. THOSE GENTLEMEN WHO WANT A SERVICEABLE PAIR OF PANTS MADE ‘TO ORDER AT SMALL PRICE WILL FIND THE “MALLALLEU” KERSEYS, AT $5.60, OR THE “HARRIS” CASSIMERES, AT 96.50, JUST THE THING, DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT OUR LINES OF CORDUROY SUITS AND ODD PANTS WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING STRONG AND GOOD FOR THE SMALL BOYS, BB BARNUM & CO, 6 981 PENN, AVE. Geers Feet OEr eee, sox PANY, 428 Ninth st. Horry Mornarep: A GRIM AND GHASTLY SPECTACLE! ‘Monday morning last when the doors of VICTOR B ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN ‘TEN 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., ‘Were thrown open, the form of a boy with his face entirely eaten away wae found upon the floor. Over the form stood a powerful bloodhound, calmly eyeing Dishorrible work. A physician appeared, who atter © close and critical examination pronounced life extinct. Of course Iife was estinct—as there had never been ‘any life in itt was merely » papier ‘mache image of @ boy. But who knows what E MIGHT HAVE BEEN ‘iad it been a real live person instead of an inanimate show figure. We are not responsible for the ‘DOG'S DOINGS, But hold ourselves responsible for our own acta— Chief among which is toaupply the good people of the District of Columbia and the bed ones, too, with FINE READY MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY TEN TER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE VICTOR & ADLER'S CLOTHING HOUSE, (027 and 029 7th Street Northwest, ‘Corner Mamechueetis svenua STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 2 And that the lowest. prices, at ° 1914 and 1916 Pe as : PWISREYS | Ss Nast Neterae MINERAL WATER ER's SHAFER, Tuleobuwe 475 dm" — 1010 F street. Waa ols Ax Exceenox To Tar Rue ‘VERY LOW PRICES FOR FINE GOODS 18 UNUSUAL, If we were to tell you of an unfortunate brotber- retailer, whose stock we now offer. you might doubt It, You can't doubt facts. A visit tothe PALAIS ROYAL will demonsttate the fact that Laces are being offered for 10c. and 190.0 yard, worth more ‘than double those prices, W gs an & &-cenr in at eds A 000 EEE 5855 AfES 2% Goo Hee es® = 89 pieces EGYPTIAN LACES, in various new pat- terps, 8 inches wide. 90 pieces ORIENTAL LACES, in four new designs, 7 inches wide. 43 pleces TORCHON LACES, in designs and widths similar to goods sold previously fur 16c and 19. a yard. | 127 pleces MEDICI LACES, new designs, all old | stock, at 15c. and 19c.. has been reduced to 10c. a | yard ‘tu order to equal iu quality the new lot, just ‘opened, of 117 pieces. 1H Pe Hi ug —CENT ed A &3 sa ge AAA aA G00 195 pieces EGYPTIAN and ORIENTAL LACES, entirely new, % yard wide. | 90 pieces SPANISH and SPANISH GUIPURE | LACES, heavy silk patterns, black and cream. | 47 pieces TORCHON LACES, in heavy and fine designs, warranted band-made; zeally worth 26¢. and 290. a yard. Crt fa o 89 pieces MEDICT LACES, in various widths and patterns, which usually sell at twice 1c. a yard. Se- Above Laces are warranted perfect and new ‘This lot of HAN! ‘Monday. No less than 760 dos. pure Linen HANDKER- CILIEFS, new designs of colored borders; aleo plain white Hemstitched and Embroidered _borderas HANDKERCHIEFS worth 16c., 19¢. and 25c., for 12ye. DKERCHI, ‘The new stock of HANDKERCHIEFS, at 12%4c. ‘are such extraordinary value that we are enforced, in spite of ourselves,to reduce all old stock of 124. Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFS to 9c. They were good value at 12%9¢.. but the new lot are still better, hence the reduced price. ePPe oad A IL _gS8q P AA OL aa I Br GA Fda Ht PA A th a4 tt Sug8 oo ¥ ¥ PRP FY AE | Be os Yo hk £ RR 00 ¥Y & 4 luLT f16 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Pore Veexoxt Marre Sucar Just received. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Sina st. 15-30 WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSEs. = = = a —— a wo Se eet NTED—A GOOD COOK, MUST ASSIST | JOR RENT—1928 KST.BEAUTIFUL SUITE R RES ISU JOR SALE-soME VERT Two 4 ‘a ironing. APDIY, bette TO mt Rooms; also, small’ bail with or Fao. His bata sts serie, 12 rooms nearty new | FOR SALE SOM CERT, NICE, Ti hore 516 We At* | out Board, opposite Franklin Square. Private ‘and well furnished, Ret Carel and Int, ote, east comtaining ‘8 rucme, ee Eh coon WAIST HANDS | i ry £4 PARKER & TOWNSEND. ath aig bay windows aod all moder improve: wow ite manicating Homer gaa west sud tie weutera a ee 2 Be wa y , eee ee | ee he = " = MAR WEE ee | exvowure: suntaple light housekce FPR SFr, 22 rooms and modern inal ts ap} 217-2 sen. ws ee RG a x ‘Gesiradle location. Apply to Dr. Tage | Polmumente: will be rented unti! Ocisber At 18s DOR 88 F BRICK W ceemendet, who, ror ‘at _pight and | Dulding 3 ean. DW NSEND. pret tage Sane, SESE ont SPS | por mee ea petee | He ER ee nw. fine proopeck: van | ioe a Prive, Sen Two Ge THREE apoD Wafrens | ois orpenes, Seve Soneee meaert er BSAGiai eg new Bick: tay window 6 rooms; all — ™ WwW iter 'ahg understand thelr Uasinem: a8 Sn | eerie ee caeeet * See Prem EER & TOWNSEND, LL to anine; st BOOTS Bee Mire, 200 tee nw. Hse | Oem soRRT | 17-0 MVS arct | fon SACRA VERY ERRDGOME NEW BRICH “ANTED—TERM =A YOUNG Max | FOE, Raw ow We Gib and 1ainae | [ROR RENT —WANDSONE Sew Brick perciling: geataiging 19 room and every con win chree Fears wintings | id eee ae eee <5 Sc Eomennt ni its fiutehed. Om wat QUGRE SEES sibling SPOS | ae Sa Sma eat | PEE gt a pr | eo Sl ag ‘ANTED—WHITE GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF @itidren and make herseit : must have Feference. Apply 21 Sth st. ne. a1 ANTED-BOY THIRTEEN TO SIXTEEN TO = rk in an offloe; must wrie a, reso aud references to Box 14s, Mar omiee fee Vv W ASTED SI PANTaLoc A Wi ANTED—A GENTLEMAN FROM CALI- ria wants» first-class colored Man to go 10 California with him; one that is a good bostler, can gare (or carriages, harness. €c.. and take care of a smal ayn and Bowergarden, Apply. tor tire da fo the Epbitt House Carriage ' ws 7 IRST-CLASS W zi W dure as chambermald and ovte a waltress gis in, general housework, with references “Appts 8 oe nne-die ANTED — A RESPECTABLE a7 Ww ANTE Woman to cook and wash for a family of four must be B good cook. Apply 1108 16th st. 163i" wast 2 COMPETENT WHITE GIRL FOR w Wi permanent place: sw. red. A Require’ AB oF GOOD ADD lors for Tent Greely's general housework in family of three: good iy . IRESS TO SO- hree Years of cit 01 etic Kervice.” published by Charles Scribner's sons, & narrative of the expedition and of the final rescue of its surviv nui st,, Philadelphi: . fully Miustrated. For terms and. terri- |. MCINTOSH, Manager, 920 Wal- f12-008t* W ASTER WHIBE AND COLORED wom VY Govks: 810" 10 920; ‘Shamecematas, notwen gone eral ky A. workers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cook’ . COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 Fst. nw. f-2 WV sNtEP WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, 10 to $30: Chambermaids ‘and Walteress, Laundresa, Nurses, Kitchen and General Housework: : Couchinen, with references. NATIONAL LABOR DREAU. 617 7th st. nw f2we WANTED-—SITUATIONS BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ituation as waiter or driver in a private wn furnish good reterences, “Appiy at 1311 ¥ ITU. in. barkeening: reference: ae 39. Wiistbooay 4 i STAB LORED woman, Place to do general housework, or nurse. Apply 208 D st, between 2d and 3d sts, nw. 1t* ANTE! CH UGaTs man, Who understands short-hand und type writing, ition In_patent attorney of arebitect’s office, ‘Address Draughisman, Star office. {17-30 ANTED-SITUATIONS AS EXTRA WHITE walters, to serve at private dinners, receptions and halls, by two expert walters, who have worked Ia first-class houses in New York. Call at 18uh and L st8. 2.W., BEN GOLLY. rainy 'ANTED BY A YOUNG LADY WHO UND stands Type-writing, work ina patent attorney's or lawyer's office; will do ihe work of the office grails, if she Will be allowed and assisted to get extra work. Address Bf. 1. C., Star Office. Tat" "ANTED—A SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL ‘Man. of large experience, as superintendent of the construction of buildings: bést of refercnees given. Address GH. KIBBY, 21 Lawrence st., Chelsea, 72. “W ANTED-BY A LADY VROM VIRGINIA, A Position in some of the government departments Giot coming ander the civil service\; to any one pro- ‘curing the sume, will give $60.and half of the first six months salary. Address WANT, Star office. £17-21* Wantpp cain FOR — PROFES- WV ANTED-8Y A You: tion to assist Addrest H.W) ‘ATIONS, Sfonal cocks. chainbermiaids, waitresses, nurses, walters, porters and urivers, white and colored, with references: 717 Mat. n.w. DUNDORE & CU. f16-206 WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE irl, situation as Chambermald or Wi Please cail'at 1001 1st. n. "ANTED — CHAIRMAN OF GRADUATING class in pharmacy st Vanderbilt untwersity, with several years experience a8 prescriptionist and feneral manayer, desires. responsible position - in fh first-class drug store. Address “"VANDERUILT,” Star office. f16-31 \NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE stst. ne. ANTED—I WILL PAY TWENTY PER CENT of my salary to any one procuring for me a Situ: Ww ation in any of the departments in this city as watch: man, laborer or messenger. ‘Star offlee. W ANIED_PLACES VOR HOUSEREEPES, seamstresses, ladies’ maids, cooks, nurses, chambermaids, men cooks, waiters, waitresses, with, Foferences, A. COOMMS, Emp, Bureau. 928 F st. Address WATCHMA! 15-81 Waseeriac Cooks, Laundresse Nurses, experienced Coachmen, with references; Gel man spoken; at NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 61 stm) 2 By Reovssr. Da B. F. BROWN, or Puitaperpsta, PA, Universally Acknowledged THE MOST WONDERFUL HEALER OF DIS- FASE OF THE PRESENT AGE, Cures without medicine of any sort, will be at 725 Lith st pw. Washington, D.C, for three days only. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 27, 18, ‘and 19, where he will receive and treat the sick from 39am 195 nan. ‘Since the Doctors’ visit to this city he has made many remarkable cures. Appended area few of the testimonials in bis pos- jon: WONDERFUL HEALING. NontHanrToN, Mase. July 14,1885, A fair sized audience assembied at the Opera House last evening, to hear thelecture on health by Prof. W. G. Haskeil, and to gue the wonderful healing powers of Dr. HF! BROWN. Among the cures performed the latter, was io Testore the hearing to'Mr. BM. Couch, who’ has been deaf for fifty years, and to re- store bearing and speech to a young man who lost Doth by measles at the age of four.—Hampehire Herdid. ‘The Dr. Brown above mentioned is D- BF. BROWN, of 1107 Girard street, Phila, Dr, Brown is how making a professional journey through the state of Massachusetts, accompanied by Professor Haskell, ‘and in view of such marvellous results testified to in the local papers, bis services should be in great de- mand wherever'he goes. Philadelphia paper, 1885. RHEUMATISM—FOUR YEARE, WasHixeron, D.C, May 20. ‘To the Public: Lhereby ‘ceriily, that in two treat- ments by Dr. H. F. BROWS, of Philadelphia, given in this city, 1 was completely’ cured of inflammatory Muscular rheumatism. and 1am very happy to give this testimonial. The ‘complaint was of nearly four years standing. (Signed) JAMES TAYLOR, 512 Twelfth st. n.w. ilt;,Taylor has been for 34 yearsaresident of ‘ashington, and had been unable to write a word for four years until he signed the above. SPINAL DERANGEMENT, WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 15, 1885. To THE Postic AT Lanar:" ‘This muy certity that my granddaughter, Estelle Randall, who had been for several days contined to her bed with what was nounced a disorder of the spinal column of standing, entirely unable to wal ‘0 upright position. was visited on the evening of May 14by Dr. BF. BROWN, of Philadelphia, who was temporarily at the National hotel. “No medicine was administered. nor was anything employed but the doctor's own fiands ‘The treatment was given at my residence, 458 C street northwest. After the ehlia had been carried from ‘a recliniog chair and Pitced in her bed by her mother nd myself Dr. rown proceeded to treat her. He left at once after bis work was performed. I accompanied him. to the door, and on my Immediate return to the child, to 1 biter amazemen:, Estelle was sitting upright in bed, and in few minutes arose and walked across the room. ‘This afternoon khe was able to and. did. walle from our home to the National hotel, Pennsylvania ‘avenue and 6th strect, und recelved & second treat- ment, after which, so jar as we can judge, she is en: tirely cured. We’ regard her recovery in so short Ume as litde, if anything, less than “a miracle, and gratefully give our testimony respecting her retiai [able cure,“ Estele herself, or any member of our Jamily, will gladly tell her story to any one calling at the house. (Signed) Mrs. A. P. KRErcmMar. Ind letter dated January 29, 1886, from the above Jady sine ntates the cure was permanénk Child isa wel STIFF KNEE CURED. ‘W ASHINGTO: long or hold her head in. ». G, May 16, 1885. ‘To whom it may concern: { have been forevuuetaree yearsa sufferer from a stiff knee, making it exceed Jogly painful for me to walk. aud absolutely provent ingday scraightening the limb. DR. ¥ BnOWN, of Philadelphia, treated my Kuve by” the laying on of his i ite prevence of a large audience, tn G. A. E-Mail, April 15th of the present year. Upon leaving the platiorm in a sew minutes, the Joint bad become Quite floxibie, and, notwithstanding’ the fuct tat any. Cuployment'was for two subsequedt weeks of a sort Severely trying to joinis und muscles, eoustant tare Proveuient hay followed, and now, after a imguth t Experience no other dixcomfort than a comparatively Slight sorenesn, Junt as might. be expected Ih a parson orimy seus years. Stewed)” HENRY M. HIGREE, 902 i. I. avenue b.w. If a sufferer from any disease do not fail vo cousalt Doctor at the above address. ine ofce, 804 N. Oth st, Philadelphia, Pa 11614,10)20,22-5¢ APLE Syrup AONZO Y OSSEE Ea ‘Ninth st. T1B-St Voge SONS, WANTED—ROOMS. —__ ‘ANTED-IN A WELL-KEPT HOUSE, TWO or three unfurnished Rooms, with board, for a gentleman, wife, two children, and ‘a nurse; state par- ticulars, Address a. Y. Z, Star office 17-2 ‘ANTED — FURNIS: PAREORS, SUITE of two or three rooms: logation between 10th and 20th and Pa ave, and L st. n.'w.; terms must be mod- erate. Address Gentlemen Hpirit Mediums, Star of fice. fi 7-30 ANTED—3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FIRST or second floor. suitable fer light housekeeping: for lady and daughter, must be convenient to line of cary, ghuldress rs. MCD, 2411 Penn, ave. no. w. WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED-SEVERAL SIX OR EIGHT ROOM ‘Houses in northwest; all modern im) nimproved property.” D.G. PROC 1226 F stn. w. WANTED; 10 RENT BY MARCH ist, A ‘House, 5 to 7 rocms, with conveniences, by» family of four adults, Lunit, 6th to 14th and G to P sts nw. A y. B, Star office. 117-31" yrovements; IR & SON, 117-we dress W TANTED-TO PURCHASE 8 OB 9 ROOM britk House, mod. imps, in good locality. Ad- dress Y, F., Star office, 6-3t WANIED, WE HAVE A NUMBER OF COS fomers for improved property, located between Fand Gand went of Oth st. aw. Omens of such prope erty will do well by calling immediately on STOW @ PALMER, 615 1th st. nw Ja26-1m WANTED—MISCELLANEOU! {7 ANTED—CATERER TO TAKE THREE Hoome: will take rent in board. Other boarders HT. LEEPOLD, 1331. a OR RENT—A FURNIWHED SUITE. SECOND | = ™- oe E Floor south, fomtaconvenicnt to Carital No par: Fo Eat pp DESIRABCE SEVEN Roost without children, $50 per month. re Too ow WRLEE and ga: in, good re quired, fel73t* | pair. te LOUIS B. SHOEMAKER 0S). F st R RENT—ELRGANT ROOMS, BY THR Day, | =: nee Jance lot. running back to ® Price, week or month. Strany FOR RENT-IN NORTHWEST SPCTIO’ "8 coring to the cit —A | Donght on eagy terms. . please call convenient to, all the hotels and govern’ | TY nice new ten room Hou-e—$000 ty the year. ped aw manent lodgers now tu the house paying $67 per ‘departments 900 Eat. and SOO 13th’ “y0see a month: part of furniture cal be boc: RGE, WELL FURNISHED, icentiemen board desired: Tooms aid ail wodern Improv, 3 ~ nt bet. R RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUN! cating Rooms, third story: also, one Furnished ‘Koom, suitabie for single geutieman, ou second floor. 407 G'st. n.w., opposite new Pension office. 116-20 <TWO DESIRABLE FURNISHE Ek AREF OR 8. Brice renting tor 962 R REN Fiiicely turnishea Roch soutnere exporare, suit ble {OF One or two persons, wi table references exchanged: second. {OR RENT — FURNISHED — WITH Ri BOA mak tones store Touts and bvers modern, convenietion. Good eSilar % bargeine W. E SURFORD, 1422 N. Y.ave. BM. WARNER, 916 Fat iw, Brick, contal 3 20-foot alley. Can be dens POR SALE UST FINISH ED—SOME DSTORV brick Houses n'a good renting Laoality:coutalu st, ferment. Wil i WaRy 0 a lon,“ north- {sold this week OARD, 0 7 rorne 1.500 ‘cheerful Parlor and communicating Bedroom, For full list eall nt oee for ba Second floor, front: south and east exposure: house | and 15th. {f171. THOS. 1.900 Spe, Jocatioa "Art clan Meterence exchanaes. | ore x sr ae + 2012 13:h stn.w. 6H | CL Sota w..13r100)/195 Fae, Te ie OR RENT—DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS AT | 17093 Pow. 11 ma No Sal Lalo Bw iG igo 1400 K st. ne. “Tuble fret claw. OSI _ | 1418 200bei mw. dee Vr ied (OR RENT—211 8D ST. N.W. HANDSOME | 1706 Tu. nw idee ss rs sinad portion of on my rooms on first and second floors, single or ensuite, books, For full list cail at office for issued o@ furnished complete: piano, secretary, se. Appotnt- nents first-class; us, Bo. is the Ist and 15un, ; Convenient to Capitcl z 1030- mmenis fir men THOS. R WAGGAMAN. eeeen am SOR SALE—A THREESTORY CORNER BRICK, OR REN’ EAUTIFUL PARLOR AND BE! Cight roome, modern improvements, superb order, room, furnished, with bath attached, on 24 floo: with dow running to third ‘ory. at only open grates: moderiy Improvements: private fatally; $2 G0 ca.y Lorms: weil located. Also "a “aioe eight. fe Portiand Flats, Sr star office, Ree Foom ou dst, near East Capitol ‘oppost o a Foom Tiree 0 si bent Cannio! atl gies RENT— & HANDSOMELY FU nished Rooms, single or communieating, suitable Tor Con en; ‘Very desirable location: two lines of cara, 1720 H st. n.w. jaido-Rare VOR Fi LARGE Wi _f1S-3t rOR Le aeons pi ay MM. ROHRER @ CO, was A vers desirable new Dwelling, sin, containing @r. alt 1 NW. Lin m1. The house is centra'ly located, nicely planned aod furnished Parlor apd Bed Room! and tingle Room. fndsoma ished. P ‘taken wt once, 60,000. ‘Auoya beck sabia Desirable location ata moderate woe Laide nn gp | Dandaomely Malebed. Price taken at doce, 6 EIR uy 'H. WARNER. 916 Fata, FUR BENT-A LARGE Ni FURNIS - = - cheerful room: second floor; for a gentleman, nod iocality; private family: $16 for winter: $12.60 for Horehces exchanged. 82 Cat. n.w. T6-2W* (OR RENT_FURNISHED AND UNFU nnished rooms: table board if desired. 404 2d st. nw. fe2we FOR RENT— HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Front ooms; southern and ‘western expgsure: first-class table board. 941 H st. nw, we Fos dan RENT—916 BST. N.W.—FURNIRHED ‘Rooms beat, tim Fro room: Place Fo RENT— Large 2-stor 15 rooms and cu nee ris {OR | RENT—TEN water, dow: 1739) 2106 Lat, FOR RENT 08 F ‘and Dasement all mo BH. W 1319 F ST. N.w. and basement Brick, Containing about ‘conveniences. Apply'to ‘THOS, 3. how leased to, 12,000. A na, 1426 F st. nw, tenant for ‘BOOM HOU=E, peal % win: sis Ta DSON: ST..N.W.. DESIRABLE 3- brick Howie, with 13 ross, improvements: rest, $7 ‘office AS aor ee healed to RENT—408 SPRUCE ST._LE DROIT | six rooms; all improvements: $25. iatrobe, bath, unfurnished and gas, RENT-ONE UNFURNISHED, ONT ve dollars mth. a Sheed pene months Apply ak Sh TS PAR ‘802 New ROR! 2 P. BRO! Ai One of the best locations in Loudon County, Vi Siphynician. “trond ana Wren forremuvas Tt Bt eee? for ‘Nice house ‘acres ground vice house and two Ire ave; six rooms; ail improvements: $20. | $2.50. Six miles fr Lath st. nw, nes Ark BARBER & 00, Le Diolt Ba ing. Wennlngion, fost NS ON ME GRAY €00,022 Fe. OR RENT—AT 1112 H ST. N. W., A LARGE, | I amie areca | SALE. YOSTORY FIGHT-ROOM nicely furnished, second-etory Rooins with, heat -WSEVEN ROOMS, | F'ricx ist uoats, Corcoran ‘near Hoth me eee and gas, suitable for one or two gentlemen: terms | J’ modern improvements; rent $22. 500; two-story eight-room P, pear in, Feasonable. — ¢ e-1m THOS J. MYERS, y twostory brick, Boundary heat lath, good FOR RENT SHOE ROOME BEAR THE! nein Beliveau. | GSiee “Wa Rote Tata he Flington. very quiet: soul : ILE é a I PE Bieler gts = {OR SALE. FOR RENT =, A NUMBER OF NEW BRI Houses, convenient to horse cars, northwest and = ._N. W.. TWO SEC- | Southeast, at low prices, from $10 to $25 per month. Gud door front, commltnicating Toouia. sunny gud | DANENHOWSA @ SON, 2800's” Asie | howe, on Mumurhsrts ‘are no chil- bright, ina private family, where there At Erclass table boar, aisiawe dren;with first-class FOR _RENT—FLATS. WE OFFER FOR A GE 308 7th st. we. b., Gr..$18 45 Penton Piace, b.,6r..10 iizs Gs ati = ellings, 6th st. n. 101 /ENTLEMAN Drick Dwellings, D st. 8. heat at H going abroad, the unexpired portion of his lease of Brick Dweillng, th st. f. €., near D. a large Flatin “The Portland.” THOS. J, FISHER Frame Dwellings, on Bladensburg road & CO., 1324 Fst. o.w. £176 | 1508 eee. 2er 20.50 'SWORMSTEDT & Bi => = pe AIG Bist si i0r-50 asim. 3-45 Bist st. Tor.4.! JOR SALE FOR RENT—OFFICES. 2827 Paave Wore 400 On ser d A very desirable Dwelll ments, PROPSSIONAL (SUES | WISHING "OFFICE ‘Rooms will find same first floor and first-class lo- cation at 618 ¥ st. n.w. fio-im ‘OR RENT — FINE OFFICE ROOMS ON THI Fron s ‘OOM ‘first, second, third and fourth floors of the large 2 70U Eide teat eraue ortaae ote Piet az eae & WIMER, Real Estate and Insurance, 1423 Fst ieee “ar 1920 Penna. ave., Sr. on north side of M st, $s. Brick Dwelling, ten rooms, cellar and all modern improvements, stable und carriage-bouse, a complete ave. all modern tiny ve ween th and 10th, " SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 27 F at. SE ON COLUM: $700 cash; balance easy ". WAGGAMAN, FOR RENT — HANDSOMELY FITTED UP 1401 25th st. store 10 “ rick Me us pa R RENT — HANDSOME eb UP . store. ¥ 01 een, 0 ats Fotice ground dggk: X22 oat “Taguig of. | Stabler 1 18 en te yaar ace gSBES"™ SNOT Wn kath NER, 01 ses. ma, Apply OTT 1.00) 3 ete 1 1907 Pennsyivania ave.n.w, an weekends Fe RENT—A DESIRABLE BANK OR BRO- kore age on isn s. epost the Sremmy. ‘Apply at 718 16th st. if a OR RENT — THREE DESIRABLE OFFICE | ‘north side, ad- Rooms, in buliding 637 F st. n. “ly papered and painted. “Apply vo ANK H. BURNS, 1115 Pennsylvania avejals-lm joining 7th st.; new! red ai FOR RENT—STORES. For RENT—DESIRABLE CORNER STORE, 8 Ble: comer 5th and B sts. sc, for grocery business. > : w.; $9 per month. Apply to R.A. PHIL. New York ave. ‘e2W m6 JOR SALE—I HAVET EN 1513 20th st., 12 rooms, all m. L., $70. 1128 14th st.) 14 rooms’ (opposite Portland), $¥3. 2 rooms. all m. 1., $42.50. ‘ave., 8 rooms, ail PARKER & TOW NSE 1m 1415 F OR RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. UNEURNISHED 2. PRESCOTT, JOR SALE-HOUSE 218 sale four story brick: finished Houses, located in one of the fi of the northwest; moderp in every respect; beautiful Legace, three-story and basement: {en rooms price, PHEwoGeachs, must besold by March Ist IND. AL 00M HOUSE: ALI. MOD, 1% Nurthwest: $6, in INO. F. WAGGAMAN, 804 and S06 F it. ERY ELEGANTLY est pare aw 4% ST. I HAVE POP Jot: bouse eontaint 115 per month, ‘Stock for sale. $25) BOT Hest. n. 19 rooms. "This propery is ‘very desirable, and can WO BH WARNER, 916 Fat. nw. | cose Tiree 4 ¢ be purchased for $43,000. JNO. A.” Pa JOR SALE LOST AND FOUND. if ESDAY. ABOUT 5 yivania ave. between 8th and Fe all mod. imps., $3,200: ‘301'D mt nae 8 rooms. alk .M., ON PENN. isth sta, a Pair of 1605 6th st. nw. new 2tory ‘Basement, 6 rooms, payments, ‘mod. impe,, $3,000; easy mente Sptcaciea recently mended. Reward if returned oe PsA gIN eget Re | Tee Tin s. mw.,8 rooms, al mod. imp, $8,000 TRE La yHO LOST HER POCKETBOOK | Bo 1000 F eins. at room FL cnet tetera) at BAUME can get same by describing coutems.tt 522 Lohst office rooms SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Ost-BETWEEN TaTH STAND D ST. A" 80, Cor. 70h and Rsta.obrms, | O27 F atroe._ wile iubraty rewarded by returalagto Sci Dat: | Zowe Cirle, 15 8250 Grau Place... 9150 | J) /RSALE SMALL INVESTMENTS THE FOL- Bw. Ate "| Fst 'near 17th, 41r"200 [hear 20th st. 13) ‘room Bricks, "2, new room treks, 8.500 2ath,or. Thos, Gir, Masiav.n'r 15th, J oST_BLACK AND TAN GYP. ON 7TH B tween Gand Hists., Tucsday evening, Februa , $3,000; 1 new Groom: icks, 5 Tooms and cellar, $2,500: 1G:auswe rato the naine of Lucy: had of tag 2053: | Noor 13th.n.w.. od S-room’ frame,” $1,200; 1 new 4-room brick, # reward forberreturntoa7#Osknw. ine | Matar bin 40r $i;Bou. ne abo logaes are rented’ to good ten ‘OsT—A WHITE AND LEMON SETTER DOG, | Bornisto see HOWER & SON, 3226 F st ja28-.m ‘Gnswering to uame of “Vernon.” Wears tag No. | o@ ert SALE OR EXCHA\GE ARGAIN- 776. $> reward if returned to 1214 Connecticut ave: | “Property placed with me for rent or sale is liberally aR Gale Om BECRAS 4,24 = 117-81 | gdvertived fre of cost to the owner. Weick: modern’ improvements: lot 24 by bb to wide OsTON CONNECTICUT AVE. ON SUNDAY «FOF lst of property for sale, call or send at office for | siies 1c Uly $8,000, oF will exchange for hogae i ae Lsatiernoon, a black Newfoundland Dog; nearly Entats ide. <. so much of & business location, ant rence grown: white-marked in front. | Reward paid on re- | _ 3830 B.O, HOLTZMAN, Fa. nw, Fn to 1628 Rhode Isiand ave. nw. OST—FEB. 14TH, BETWEEN 18TH AND YOR BALE—S450 ts. 8. W., apd far end of Bridge, @ lady's Upright Grand Pis Breast Pin.” If finder will leave with owner, 325 1: worth’ §350, st. 8. w., they will recelve suitable reward. ' £16-21° some embossed ve yeglasses, with long Tortoise shell bandie, either st., between Trinity church and D, or oa. F-st. cars, between 3d and Dand 17th and Ista pw. A. suitable reward if returned to 1733 I st. nw. f15-3t ‘O8T—DURING A WALK UP THE NORTH part of the city Sunday, an Amethist Pin; the finder will confer a favor ani be rewarded by Jeaving ft at 422 2d st. n.w. 115-30 Ltox SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A PAIR OF 4ey Thst nw WOR SAL ‘ances for investment. : land for sale ‘cust section of the city will fin to de so through this eomy a OST—ON FEBRUARY 8TH, A SMALL HUNT- 1 attention and energy to the G BROTHERS HEALTH ing case Gold Swiss Watch, withL A ‘Tivbetis, Ti00 Het of the city. ‘This company relsing Apparatus Address L. M. R, Star | Fort Smith, Ark.,” engraved oti inside. A liberal re: LG feet in one tract on New Se 11¢ | ward wil! be patd if returned to 623 13th & n.w..cor- ates sor tuvestmient AV ANTED-A_ STORE IN CENTRAL, toca- | Deru. fis-iw' 124 Con | ay eee ret tion, mercantile business. Call at 906 I st. OST — LEFT AT A RECEPTION THURSDAY, od 1900 om nw. ie fui nga fine Suk Clin wan bandie ut at 5 —TGSOD WATGH DOG FORTHE | aatural Wood kbd orsments of aver ease SS ee Sn ce Tie” | return to 1606 20th st. n.w. Beta 38 bu we x NTED-BLACK AND WHITE MARBLE 28 2e = = (W Biiite. to dita space cr 60 feet long by 4 feet | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Ho} MACHINES REPA! wide, Nosbjection tering that has beet nase ared | hot much worn. Address G. W. S., Star office, the low- est priged delivered on Pennayivania ave, néar 2d st, n7Bte ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE OR HIRE—COUN try tesidence, within forty minutes’ ride of Patent office. Address 5. T. H., Star office. f17-2t" TANTED—A HORSE, ABOUT EIGHT YEARS ‘anda good stepper. uarantee on @ trial, Star of jieuee fice. VWaste i. R. BERLIN, Vv ‘Stenographer and Typewriter, ‘Room 1, Alexander Building, fd-aim* 1009 F st.nw. ‘ANTED—MINNESOTA MEN TO KNow I AMV, Bava proved farm In Freehorn Co., Minn, for sale, or would exchange for Washingion city property. Apply P. F SUUTHWICK. 2038 ath ae Bw. we WV ASTED-LANDLORDS AND LANDLADIES (W fedlease their guests and reaucewas Bt st sane time With the “Air ‘Iwio Gus Burner. ce BO other. Satisfuction guarunteed. For sale 1409 N. ¥. ave. ‘110-w,f;3m ANTED—COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR every State and ‘Territory. Notary and U. 8. Commissioner, JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 F st. nw. In office from 9am. to6 p.m. Telepone 344-2 15 W sarah HOUSER ERPERS ‘TO EXCHANGE iF old stoves for the Market or Exchange BUTLEWS, 981 Oth st, near Kat. New tor Old sioves. Smoky chimneys cured stoves bought und for sale cheap. ANTED-TO RENT—ON OR NEAR THE | Tollroad, a mali Farm:ail improvements; Met. | Branch preferred. "Address Mra, G. C BIRD, Ay oth st.sw., Washington, D.C £17 ate OR SALE BUILDING SITES AT AMMENDALE. ‘For information address EMIL FIEDRICH, Ar- chitect, 328 E Capitol st,, Washington. fl0-2awowe ROR SALE-OR EXCHANGE- e busines. A ‘Lhe above houses can be examined by —_ cur gfice only. THOMAS 3. Fisiticke & co. 1324 F street nortnwest 'T—BY SH. WALKER, 630 LA. AVE and appointing place dress CHICAGY, St ar 0 12 ACRES IN x .W., the Simms House; $86. Ss ‘Montgomery county, Md., adjoining the late Mr. hemdng rs . Daeciaring wonthly a net Hutchinson's farsa; no linprovements, wilt wade fur | 2 Le in ed 9 $150. For particulars, reasons for selling. dc city property; price, 0. F. WAGGAMAN. 1125 B st. & €: 7 rooms ang improvements; 314. ee rive ee BS Toomsand improvements, $17.50. JOR EXCHANGE-—HAVE MOV OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—190 ACRES, dest Dew, desirable, well rented WALKER @ WILSON, 11 m development o anu time for exantni EARLY NEW BRADBURY 10, $250: one very fine Uj . Knabe SQ) 2 ‘bony Suite Parior Purniture worth $180 fur $85. All inust be suid to cover ad: | Fances. " Apply at office of EXCHANGE BANK. 437 az ‘ORTH WASHINGTON REAL E Estate Company havea large and choice line of improved and unimproved property for sale, offering rare ‘aries desiring to in the north or ‘nor. an to thelr advan which gives its whole that part ‘has jauBpsbire ave, wt & bargain 90 acres of improved farm lands in Vir- 510 Ft nw, BUSINESS CHANCES, ED AT HOME Koaranieed or uo churge. Addrees a T desires, dares POSTMASTER, 173” -ALL PARTIES TO KNOW WHO nis to sell oF dispose of that they can a sucomsful specialist in this’ Ii by addres 90 CASH WILL PURCHASE A DRUG STORE cash dividend of over FROM Bos is city; wish to exchange Severs nearly houses = In Boston for Wank PY ie sist Bel re price, wish imprevemeits MONEY TO LOAN. Ingion property, have photugraphs. Addrem Bux 143, Reade JOP CY PFOPEHY: S50 p WAGGAMAN, n16t S04 and 806 Fat security. Tuterest ‘OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT FOREST | f3-1m* feount-atiuually in nu ‘OF BO pay.” Old ‘Sime ‘ANTED PURCHASERS FOR THE FINEST Bute 0c. per poun Creauery, 40; B-¥. batter, 88, af WixOM 485 ty Sthatn rim Wy ANTED — NEWLY | OPENED — THE LE W droit Parc Endiew ana dents, Revtaurant 2014 that. now. Oysters in all styles “Families supplied Si gallon (Weal have ou band a duo as. soriment of Coufictions and Table Demeria. Give as Inquire at 614 vm st nw. Glen, on the Metropolitan Branch, 8 miles from | — EE = = Ue city;'16-room house: fine out-bulldings; frit in ONEY TO LOAN—LOW RATE ON REAL | 7y,N ELECTRIC TELEPHONE STOCK * 5 ‘estate in ei . $2,000, pand 81.000: Pdcugnt and a Sbundabee; 6 minutes! walk trom station; 20 aares of Mes i city: 81-200, $2,000, 63,400 and 8 009" | Sold, "2,000 shares for see aa ee Rb mit @ og | MAR ‘Attorn LF st. nw. fi az 19th and F sta, 01m 1333 ee ‘Saas Ou RAGA san os OF ‘TO, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE | Py EAL ESTATE FOR SA! S125, 000 2s perccet ou'sims orgzu.0 | JR’ ATs EE SAM now, PERSONAL. upwards, and 5i and @ per cent ou sual sums. Vaz ¥ street nw. = = | Money avaliable on shortest notice. JNO. LIWLES | Two of the most desirable oo + ots, on 16th a RB CRONAN, RENOVATOR CALL a sew York Asim 140 feet ‘op New siampsbire avent Mii ce tonnyivautn ave immediately.__10*_ | & 50 TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, nen Mand 2 very low. beveral vers ead “WASHINGTON, DETECTIVE AGENCY —O1D- $5 9 on approved res) eutate neces. | Lneculative prs forecast cay Seekonk, PLE re org eg Ee ee ee i331 bear Columbia road, not far from Boundary street: Mahagers, W. WILLIAMS & UO, 620 F st aw 3x NMEN-RECRIVED THIS MORNING if noice of the ‘TWO-BUTTON WHITE KIDS, Best for the money inthe city. A lot for the amon e city. Wii BOWS AND TIES. Bitty met Bie 1 985 Pennsyivania syeuue. Gaear Sarg Or Sasers Sora 924 7TH STREET N. W. BETWEEN I 6T. AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE. GOOD CLOTHING Is ALWAYS THE CHEAP. EST IN THE END, AND WHEN YOU CAN BUY SAMPLE SUITS OR OVERCOATA FOR MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN AT ALMOST HALF PRICK, YOU CANNOT INVEST YOUR MUNEY BETTER MANY ARE BUYING HEAVY GOODS FOR NEXT WINTER, MOST OF OUR SAMPLE SUITS ARE EQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM CLOTHING, AND YOU CAN DEPEND ON THEM, NEARLY ALL 4RE MADE FOR BROADWAY TRADE, NEW ¥ORK,AND WHEN YOU CAN BUY MEN'S SUITS FROM $# TO 90 UNDER THE REGULAR PRICES YOU SECURE BARGAINS SELDOM OFFERED WE HAVE A LOT OF CHILDREN'S SUITS, AGES 4 TO 8 YEARS, FORMERLY SOLD FOR 6,97 AND $8, WE ARE SELLING NOW FOR $2.90, MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN’S OVER- Spare AND SUIT AT A GREAT SAVING TO OU. BEST CLOTHING FOR THE LOWKeT Raton AT THE GREAT SALK OF SAMPLE SUITS, SEVENTH 81, N.W.. TWO DOORS BELOW BUR- UETTE'S DRY GOODS HOUSE, BETWEEN I AT, AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE ‘A intge number of supert lots i cea ng meer ve acre fon houwes . a Contracted > for. Vi wi a HAND RNITOR ILL, Mi HATT'E SEND HER ADD! ose —. VV (itrpets. stoves, Feather, Bede snd all kinds (oR MILLS. Star office, “Lived before st 1100 | >\ gos FO-OAS-IN SUMS OF Nor Lmss | “PO increase when spring building begins. 10Im Honsehola Parnivure, for which the highest cash price | 6th st. n.w. wists | MCSE 200 ns percent ou Sterclam cy TLANTIC CITY. N. 1 —HOTELS, COTTAGES, willbe paid. Addreas H. BAUD, 239 7th u& aw. 9826 | ay api AMINATION. QUENTE * 4A. and Lots for rent or sale G. ADAMS & CO. IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION, QUESTIONS | Property. Romorrzman, | GA; “ni Lote for rent or male: Avs = <2. Cite oo alstivete, sirens s Corner 10th and F streets northwest, . Tesi BOARDING. -1me aw.comertinandk sa nw, | % 0,000 70,2045 GF REAL EstaTe RANCH AND CATTUR COMPASY STOCK POR ORD AND ROOMS—NICELY FURNISHED | ()N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND B30, connie ino a pease st Ber. Payne 20 nee cnet on Besidon a JB rrotas x2 rene, wit Board: Seo | Canteen ‘dates or ‘call et “OATUrTY # DYER. tddress PETER CAMPBELI: 14] F st aw, (clover te ee ee ry it aw. fim Woo Fenw. | ine e jee Son <a % WwW trom We to ae mouth tn a ed Peace tee HOTELS. or amas mare Canserax Reeves, Star offen. é WAVERLY,” my) ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 403-405 7th street northwest, HOON, ISHED, imple ( crry, 2 a nee PB ocen suite, wih dy central losetign aid the. Sup r HOt And cold sta baths, ya ESTATE, se ith se aw. ‘fi6-6ee San pented fn eRe ORMS RED ke BRADLEY, 027 Fst * Fn Mra JNO. %. BRYAST. | La, S heaL daYATi GAMES AND HOME AMUSEMENTS, URST CLASS TABLE BOARD— ee SR 1 para 404 2d su a.w. Asawe SI Be ee RE epeliicne Seunt. RENT — A VERY HANDSOME THIRD. Fx gut end ball rum with superio board A ‘ea Lou et ww uaswa, — ae ‘ Sawn ‘REMONT Favors abe rere FOU: ‘H ST. N.W., NICELY rices the Vere Lowest, 439 1012 conn iced Tia iwcuase Table sae Baa a, nn sodas 1S Peniayiva } oan ae = fein | par day. Special rates mercial traveters bad masioas iowa = ean Se ro Fixe Ow Rye Waser. HOar ieee ia Soe Bim oad ‘coupes for bire. eal Sot a . or Reb. snd im ave’ Serranted free of fon! oll or other impurities, Sranent gods "With one Bock of tbe 26-11 Late of New Orieann 70 ‘gly recomend ee uunurposned In quality acd eiicemone ene |] goo Farcavercn a ie SHI, Sol Seca G a 8, Prop. Pac ‘was Se. per 3k ba Pra ine oor ig Bes Goa ‘plnt botile, 83.50 per ee Tate Momery Springs. ee err es PORRENT_ MISCELLANEOUS Resta ee 34th snd I sta and 24 and D ou. mw. gee