Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON that of any other daily paper published Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. ‘That Washington {s not as uncomfortable a place as it ought tobe for burglarsand other crim- inals of that ilk, is shown by the ract that young Hepworth, alias Bunnell, who was sentenced to the District reform sehool for a short term for breaking into a house in Georgetown, in De- cember last, turns out to be one of the most active, accomplished and daring burglars in the country. After a series of most successful burglaries in New York and vicinity he was arrested in Buffalo the other day, and is now in jait with the prospect of receiving a sentence somewhat better sulted to his deserts than that imposed when he was arrested here. During the two weeks he remained in the re- form school, before escaping from it, this young scamp did more to demoralize the establish- ment and corrupt the inmates than any person ever sent there, and his departure was counted & good riddance by those interestea in the wel- fare of the institution, however much com- munity at large might have occasion to deplore hiseseape. In fact, he never should have been sent there at all. He was a hardened criminal ‘at the time, and only needed hisliberty tomake himself a terror to societ: ‘The truth is that it is a mistaken sentiment whieh extends leniency to offenders of tyi class, at any time or under any circumstances. ‘The charities of the city are now so weil organ- Ized and soeffectively administered that no per- son need want, for the time being, a wholesome meal or a comfortable place to sleep, so that the plea of hunger, which used to be given for the commission of erime,can no longer be urged. It may be safely assumed, moreover, that when @ person breaks into the house of another he is either a professional burglar or means to become such, and that he means also to commit a still more serious offence, even to the extent of mur- der, if necessary to effect his purpose, or toes cape arrest or detection. Upon all such, there- fore, the extreme penalty of the law should in- variably be imposed. Anything less than that isin the nature of a premium on crime and an ‘outrage on law-abiding tax-paying citizens. <<< Although our country avoids foreign entan- glements, there is a war cloud on the horizon ‘which may demand the services of our new navy sooner than we expected. This is a threat- ened war between the United States and New Jersey over the Arthur Kill bridge. The latter sovereignty says she won't have it. Congress 4s inelined to say she shall. Tue relations of the two powers are already strained, and if railroad interests do not patch up a peace we may have tosend the Tallapoosa to the scene af war. And as New Jersey has a formidable Heet of scows and canal boats, whose occupa- tion will be gone if a bridge is built, the fate of our gallant tars would be watched with anxiety by their relatives and all good Americans. When we remember how fatal schooners and sandbars have been to our war vessels, we may well tremble when we reflect on the perils that ‘would await them among the shallows and the shallops of the Jersey coast. $< —__ The House naval affairs committee have sketched out a navy of very respectable propor- tions. They favor the development of a torpedo service, including a number of boats of great speed and equipped with the most effective ‘weapons; @ squadron of the fast modern war Vessels heavily armed; and the completion of the four unfinished monitors for harbor de- fense. The committee also endorse Secretary Whitney's scheme of reorganization of the | Navy department. These ships would be in addition to the four | ‘vessels now practically ready for service, and to the four authorized by Congress last ‘session whieb have not as yet been more than planned. Taken altogether the proposed new ves sels, would provide the country with a snug little navy which, even if it did not make of @ show alongside of the majestic ironclad navies of the warlike European powers, would still be a very creditable and useful arm of national defense. $< ___ The authorities of Atlanta formally decided much some time ago that the city couldn't afford to provide an ambiance for the transportation to their homes orto a hospital any of the un- Yortunates of that city who might be iakengick or meet with an accident, but since then they | have bought au expensive and rather ele “Black Maria,” in which to convey erimin between the station-houses, ete., and the courts, | ‘There is a great deal of human nature exhibited | in this bit of municipal manazement. Those who are unfortunate trom no fault of their own are generally left to shift for themselves, while these whose vices bring upon them a just pun- ishment have no difficulty in arousing symp: thy and enlisting champions in their behaif. | It may be a rather broad way of stating it, but | these things look very much like pu! ting a ban on misfortune and offering a premium on | crime. Is Onven To Ger Croce Goons ‘YOU MUST BUY EARLY. ‘We have opened during the past week 500 plleces of CHOICE SPRING DRESS GOODS of the very Latest Styles, comprising all the Novelties of the New York and Paris Markets. BORDERED DRESSES, STRIPES, PLAIDS, CHECKS, and a full assortment of PLAIN COLORS of the sollowing new Weaves: LACE DIAGONALS, PIQUE CLOTHS, FLORIO CLOTH, CREPE CLOTH, MOHAIR BOURETTE, DRAP 'D’ALMA CORDUROYS. all Shades, in light ‘weights for Spring; COMBINATION SUITS, PARIS ROBES, &c. ENGLISH CHEVIOTS make elegant Norfolk Jackets and suits for small boys. ALL WOOL PLAIDS, Spring Shades at 65 cents, worth $1. The best BYSON CLOTHS we have ever seen at $1, worth $1.50. All Shades very fine CASHMERE, 40 in. wide, at 75e. We have imported our SPRING DRESS GOODS Direct, and can save you the Jobber's profit, and can show an assortment of Reliable Goods that for Qual ties, Styles and Prices will compare favorably with the Largest Houses of New York and Boston. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. XN. B—Remnants if Silks, Dress Goods and Velvets Jess than cost, Examine them. a Suxs, Vener, Sars, Menver- LEUX, RHADAMES, FAILLE FRANCAIS and GROS GRALNS in Black and Colors at the old prices Special Bargaing in BLACK SURAHS, RHADAMES: ad MERVEILLEUX, at $1, $1.25 and $1.0. GARNET BLACK SILKS, all Grades. We are offering all SILK VELVETS, in Suy Qualities. at $4.50 and $5, Black and Colors. EVEN- ING SILKS, GAUZES, TULLE, ILLUSIONS, in Great Variety. We always keep full stock of WHITE SILKS and SATINS, sultable for Weddings. Full stock of Real INDIA PONGEES just opened. BLACK GOODS’ of every Grade and Textare. N VEILING for Veils, ail Qualities. COURT- NU ALD'S CREPES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR ‘One Price. N.'B.~The Best is the Cheapest. 27 Suorrers By Man Will be glad to learn that we have arranged for the publication of an ILLUSTRATED CATALOUGE, to appear quarterly, the first issue of which will be ready at an early date, and we shail be glad tomail it, free of charge, to any lady living out of the city, who will send us her full name and address We find this absolutely necessary, in order to facilitate the constantly increasing business done by usthrough the mails, as having given Prompt special attention to this branch, it has grown somewhat prodigious, ‘We send samples of any line of goods, if prac- ticable, upon request, and guarantee to quote prices as low as the lowest. Buying as we do for the thousands we should, naturally, be bet- ter shoppers than you. and we promise to give ‘ail favoring us with their orders the full benefit ot our large experience. As with goods purchased over our counter, so with all goods purchased of us by mail; they are Teturnable for the full price paid at any time if they be in the same condition as sent. Send us atrial order, and be convinced that ‘we treat you with the same care and attention ‘as if you were before our counters. ‘This department is in charge of thoroughly experienced and capable clerks, and we respect- fully solicit your patronage, feeling confident of our ability to give entire satisfaction, even to the slightest detail. We solicit correspondence upon all matters pertaining to our business, Address, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Washington, D. C. More Fr Prirows. ‘To those who were unable to secure one of the Fir Pillows we beg to announce the arrival of another in- fulee. whieh will be placed on sale to-day at the same Dw price— Fine Muslin Covers, $1.00 each. Japanese Silk Covers, $3.00 each. (Second tloor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. We Wa Set Mospay, Bird-eye Cloth, (10 yards to ‘at the extraordinary low quali price of $1.25 per piece. Displayed on center counter, first floor, near Penna, avenue entrance, (Linen Department.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ne J upicrovs Hovsewrre fs sure to find out where her interest is best served, ha there is where she will co her shopping. Can you duplicate any of the following items elsewhere at these prices? 60 pieces Fine Curtain Serius, excellent patterns, splendid quality; reduced from 12% to 1c. per yard: 50-inch Raw Silk Furniture Covering; reduced from $1.25 to Toe. per yard. neh Extra Fine Raw Sill, elegant designs In best wearing colors, reduced from $2.00 to $1.5 per yard. SPE AL IN CURTAINS, Fine ‘Turkish Turban Curtains, rich and stylish; re- | duced from $6.00 to $4.00 per pair. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, = —-— Facts that are coming out in connection with the failure of a firm of brokers in Wall street | show how easy it is to get rid of @ large sum of | money in that thoroughfare. +1585, | & customer of the firm | y00 on | deposit to be used in speculation, nd so active | were the brokers in “turning patron’s money that in a fe been turned over to ot tion liabilities of another quarter of a million had been charged to the firm on the responsi- bility of one of its members. His partner called tleman to make good the deficit ised to do so, but charaeteristieal set at Work to recover his losses by fresh specu- lations, and finally sunk another million and bankrupted the firm. i $$$ | There seems to be considerable doubt among the experts as to the effect of the new Morrison bill on the revenues. Mr. Morrison ¢ ates | that it will reduce them to the exteut of twenty | millions, Secretary Manning is of the opinion that the loss may notexceed twelve millions. Co.'s ties, figures out that if there is no c trade the reduction will be about as Mr. Mo son thinks, but he docs not uadertake to quess how the new law may affect the vol fin ports, and hence cannot predict the conse- | ‘quences to the revenue. a Haven't the Commissioners made a mistake in appointing on their “ advisory school board ”” Mr. J. M. Gregory, whose mischievous efurts in behalt of mixed schools some time ago threat- ened such damage to our school system? Mr. Gregory doesn’t seem likely to be a safe “ad- viser.” witzler, the chiet of the bureau of statis- in ang. — + The expression of opinion by alarze number ot well-known citizens, reported“in Tum STAR elsewhere, shows that the publie feeling is gen- erally adverse to the Commissioners’ project of abolishing the school board. S Fee’ ‘WHICH OF THESE THREE WoULp YOU RATHER Hav: Oar TENTH ANNUAL SALE of LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAT. !s now in progress, and we take the opportunity to call your attention to the ‘Vartous kinds made, those of which only we will men. ion sud leave it to youwhien you would prefer to have. ‘The first is the kind simply made to sell, the “catch penny” kind. You have seen it, and know what it 4s—trashy, worthless. aod dear at any price. THIS KIND YOU WILL FIND ELSEWHERE. ‘The seeond is that made for those who have not the me or inclination to make thelr own, and who are Bot very particular so long as it is fairly decent Joking. This is the common run of Underwear, frimmed with showy, loud eubroidery, and lots of it It is not worth baying, acd YOU WILL FIND NONE ov IT HERE ‘The third kind, and the kind YOU WILL FIND HERE, bas « pecullar quietness of style about it that distinguishes it from the ordinary run of Undezwear- Every woman who knows what honest material and ‘eareful work 18.—and all women know that when they seelt,—will recognize it in the Underwear we show Notice the good, serviceabie cottous; the neat, recular Bewing; the correct shape and sizes: the quiet, Lustefal myles and patterns of ersbroideries and laces, and that most important of all esentials, perfection of fit. YHis iS THE KIND OF UNDERWEAR YOU WILL FIND HERE, and you will find it at prices actually lower than you pay elsewhere for elther of the other ‘two kinds we have described. AB experience of fifteen years has enabled us to ‘manufacture MUSLIN UNDERWEAR to this high standard of excellence, and to sell it $0 low that nobedy can afford to throw away money on socalled “cheap” Underwear. or imogine they save anything by their own or getting it made. . LADIES, WHICH OF THESE THREE KINDS OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR WOULD YOU RATHER Four Bancarss For Mospay. SPECIALS IN HANDKERCHIEFS. Handkerchiefs are being used "many things be- Side What they were originally intended for. w Shams—Whi'e All-Linen 2-row Hindkerchiefs, made expressly for U8; ‘Sham on exhibition; on! 10e. eweh, 100 dozen Ladies’ All-Linen Hemstitched Handker- chic extra fine quailty; worth 17c., omly 12346. 100 dozen Men's White Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, k-inch lems, extra fine quality: usu- , or Bie. 5 dozen Children's All-Linen Colored Pordered Hemmed Handkerchiefs, at the extraordinary low Price of 3 and 5e ‘worth 2c. more. Our Handkerchief department is brimful of bar gains, We sell only ALI-LiNeN Handkerchiets. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. For Reczeroxa ELEGANT FULL DRESS SUITS, COATS, BEAUTIFULLY MADE, SATIN ‘LINED. SAME QUALITY GOODS WITHOUT SATIN: ‘LININGS, LOW-UT VESTS, NEWEST STYLES. FULL DRESS WHITE VESTS, 3 BUTTONS, E. B BARNUM & CO, 931 PENN. AVE. Por Tar Warsstax> Bus Virginia Biscuits, the Whitest Rolls and the Most Flaky Pie Crust boy OUR NEW SOUTH FLOUR. ‘For the Best Loaf Bread buy aver DOUGLASS @ BRO. (622-524-526 Ninth Street St Cloud Building. W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR. ‘For Sale by many Georgetown and Washington, D. C., and Alexandria, Va, Grocers and by W. H. TENNEY & SONS, R73 Capitol Mills, West Washington, Sxatox Penny, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER), NEW SCOTCH CHEVIOTS AND TWEEDS, NEW_ ENGLISH HOMESPUNS Pee ad OF “MY OWN Dinker IMPO! 7a NEW FPENCH ETAMIN: URETTES AND CAMELS HAIRS IN ALL THE DISTRARLR SPRING SHADES. “LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES” COMBINA- TION SUITINGS. re! FRENCH TWILLED IN CHOICE COL- ORS FOR LADLES BABES. STED CHALLIS DELATNES IN CHOICE AND EXOLUSIVE DESIGNS, NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND &} ED TWO TONE VELVETS FOR TRIMMING. SH Sub aR fee A EXTRA FINE QUALITY PLAIN INDIA PONGEE at 000. per yard. BEST QUALITY 20INCH SURAH SILKS, IN ALL SHADES, at $1 per yard. “EXTRA, CODD TALUS TS BLACK SURAH SILKS, at 75e., $1, $1.05 3 +A “GWEAT BARGAIN IN a2 INCe COLORED ALL SILK SATIN DUCHESSE IN SEVEN CHOICE "SHADES, at $1.60 per sd, reduced m $2. SPECIAL ENT rN EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT EATING 4a PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Peary Bortpra, ‘Penn. Avenue, Corner 9th street, Established 1840, 17 Taz Cow Wave Wu, Pm HAPS, REMIND YOU THAT THERE IS SOME- THING LACKING IN YOUR WINTER OUTFIT. IN THAT EVENT DO NOT FORGET WE HAVE MARKED DOWN OUR STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS TO PRICES THAT CAUSE OUR GOODS TOSELLON SIGHT. A VISIT OF INSPECTION TO OUR ESTABLISH- MENT WILL COST YOU NOTHING. NO IMPOR- TUNING TO BUY—AND WE IMAGINE YOU WILL REGARD WHAT YOU SEE—OUR GOODS AND PRICES—AS A REVELATION—THAT IS IF YOU UNDERSTAND THE ACTUAL VALUE OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN OR BOYS. IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY PATRONIZED US, ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE, WHAT THEY THINK OF OUR GO@DS,0UR PRICES,AND OUR METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS, MAKE NO MISTAKE AS TO THE LOCATION. LOOK FOR THE HOUSE HAVING ALL BLUE SIGNS. N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS 3.M. GRADY, Manacrn 27 Ow Borrss GAVE US SOME RUDE BLASTS LAST WEEK AS A REMINDER OF HIS LATENT POWER, BUT HIS DYNAMICS ARE NOW ON THE WANE AS SPRING APPROACHETH. GENTLE SPRING, HOWEVER GENTLE, HAS HER PERIORDS OF RETROGRATION, WHEN OUTER COVERINGS ARE NECESSARY, ESPE- CIALLY IN THE EVENING WHEN THE SUN GOES DowN. dee ‘We have made provision for those chilly evenings, by the way of Spring Overcoats. Que we Will mention, a Brown Mixed Kersey, buttons of same mate- Fial, and satin sleeve linings, Price, $20. THE USE OF SPRING OVERCOATS 18 NOT LIMITED TO SPRING BY ANY MEANS, MOST PERSONS FIND THEM USEFUL THINGS EVEN IN MIDSUMMER WHEN AWAY FROM HOME. WE WEBE CAUGHT ONCE AWAY FROM HOME IN JULY WITHOUT ONE, AND FOUND IT NECESSARY TO COURT THE COMPANY OF THE STEAMER'S SMOKESTACK TO BE COM- FORTABLE. ae Another handsome thing we have just placed on one of our ta- dies is a Broad Wale Gray Diago- nal Worsted Overcoat. Price,$25. Satin sleeve lining silk facing and buttons made of the outer mate- rial, ANOTHER FEATURE APPERTAINING TO SPRING OVERCOATS IS THAT THEY ARE EQUALLY USEFUL IN THE FALL,SO THAT ONE BOUGHT NOW, IF WELL BOUGHT, CAN BE MADE TO SERVE AT LEAST TWO SEASONS IN GOOD CREDIT. WE WOULD LIKE To SHOW YOU SOME HANDSOME THINGS WE HAVE LAID IN, ay For example, a Brown Mixed, Doubled and ‘Twisted Cassimere Overcoat. Price, $15, ‘This has silk facing and silk sleeve lining, and we think exceptionally low. WE HAVE NEARY ALL OUR SPRING OVER- COATS MADE SPECIALLY FOR US BY OUR MANUFACTURING HOUSE. WE THINK THEY HAVE EXCELLED ALL THEIR PREVIOUS EF- FORTSOF A QUARTER CENTURY'SSUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREER, AND WEARE ENABLED TO PRESENT YOU THE RESULTS OF ALL THE ADVANTAGES TO BE DERIVED FROM SKILL, CAPITAL AND EXPERIENCE. ‘One of these results may be em- bodied thus: Dark Brown ‘Tricot A-long Overcoats, with silk fac- ing and satin sleeve lnings. Price, $18. IT IS RARELY THE CASE THAT ANY HOUSE IN THIS AGE REMAINS IN BUSINESS A QUARTER OF A CENTURY, AND THAT IN ITSELF IS A TESTIMONIAL OF MERIT. THE INTRODUCTION OF NE BLOUD AT PROPER INTERVALS RESULTED, IN THE DUE COURSE OF NATURE, IN CONSTANT PROGRESSION. THERE WE ARE TO-DAY. ALWAYS PRO- GRESSING, NEVER CFASING. ‘We have progressed far enough to offer you as handsomely a cut Spring Overcoat for $10 as it is possible for the finest tailoring trade to get up for four or five times the money, WE CLOSE EVENINGS AT SEVEN, AND ON SATURDAYS AT TEN-THIRTY SHARP. SAKS & COMPANY, 27 _ SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE. Lorman. & Wise have just completed their annual stock-taking, and find an unusual large quantity of valuable REMNANTS OF SILK, ‘and will offer them for sale on Monday, March st, st prices which must take them off at once. ards black G. G., ia oe ve nek @, price $1 prenntye 3 P<. 3 : 5 2B a “ Boe. To ES Serebe calor ae bnbe St TE PIES Ze 6 8 seal brown eae x Sores eS Ra 3 3 seybe Gof 5 he Ses tt dame 4 BS gu Ponce in so oe @% “ Satin Rbadame » “ 95e. ‘We have full lines of BLACK SILKS from 750. to $250. Full lineSURAH SILKS, all shades. Beauti- fol styles in French aod American SATTEENS ‘Lot of HAMBURG EDGINGS cheap, 20,000 yards SWISS EDGINGS st 2c. per yard. LUTTRELL & WINE, 2720 1990 Pa ave. a. w., cor. 20¢h st. E. M. Boncuarn & Bao. Tas Murr Sronr, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, (On secount of extensive alterations which are to be made at once @ general reduction of twenty-five to fifty per cont ea the entire stock of FINE CLOTH- ING for Men and Boys has been, ‘That is the whole story. There will be Inte $f dust and dirt, 50 ‘we want to get the stock out of the way before the dust and dirt get much headway. The Masonsand Carpenters don't care, so we want to got rid of all we can to save it trom dust, mortar snd what not, There is nothing else to do. If we didn’t reduce prices all around we'd. have to keep s great many things through the bulld- ing time and then we'd have to sell tor whatever they would feteh, because the builders had spolléd them. Better to reduce the goods now from a quarter to one- half and sell them with a rush fresh and clean. ‘We offer at $5 all OVERCOATS sold at $6, $7.50, 99 and $10. At $7.50 OVERCOATS sold for $12, $18.50 and $15. At $10 all OVEROOATS sold at $16.50, $18.and $20. At $5, SUITS sold for $6, $7.50 and 98. At $7.50, SUITS sold for $10, $12 and $13.50. At $10, SUITS sold for $15, $16.50. $18.and $20. SWALLOW-TAIL SUITS at $20. PRINCE ALBERT SUITS at $15. A large ine of ODD PANTS CHEAP, BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS REDUCED FULLY ONE-HALF, at THE MISFIT STORER 7 CORNER 10TH AND F STs. Bacws Dry Goons Deranruent Should now be visited in order to agquaint yourselves with all the novelties of the spring season which we are daily recetying. BOUCLE NOVELTIES in all spring shades. HOMESPUN SUITINGS in spring shades from 25¢. up. ‘ NOVELTY ROBE SUITS at lowest prices, 50 Pieces NOVELTY BOUCLE SUITING, aspecial bargain, at 31c. ‘Many special attractions for those in need of Second ‘Mourning Goods. We have given special attention to their wants, and hope to supply themall from our well selected stock. 50 Pieces COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS at 80c., actual value $1. SATINS in all shades from 85c. yard up. We show a Special BLACK SILK which we are au- thorized to GUARANTEE THE WEAR OF. ‘We will supply any part, or the entire dress if neces- ‘sary, to any one who shall purchase from this number and the wear of it turn out unsatisfactory. Our price for itis $1.15. See itand buy o silk you can rely upoa. A.complete line of Surah Silks at all prices. ‘We are still headquarters for HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, A new feature for this department is the introduc- tion of Hemstitched Sheets and Pillow Slips in both Cotton and Linen, BAUM’S DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, ‘We pride ourselves in carrying the ‘largest stock of Dress Trimmings in the city and as to price, selection, &c., we think this department will compare favorably with any in the country. Just now our Trimming Department Is complete and positively more attrac- ‘tive than ever before, EDGINGS. ‘We have all styles and all colorsin Jet, Rosary and Wood Edgings. Prices from 25c. to $1 a yard. 12 pleces of Edging of fine Black Beads, our own im- Portation, at 25¢. aud 5c, really worth 38c. and 50c. Rosary Heading at 38c. a yard, worth 50c. ry oe te « $1. Coldred Beaded Headings (all colors), our own im- Portation, 48c a yard; can't be matched under 60c. Fine Ornament Gimp $1.25 a yard, or Oc. an orna- ment. Fine Ornament Gimp $1.75 ayard, or 8c. an orna- ment. Fine Ornament Gimp $2.50 a yard, or 20c. an orna- ment. Fine Ornament Gimp $2.68 a yard, or 20c. an orna- ment, Fine Ornament Gimp $3.00 a yard, or 26¢, an orna- ment. eS Goods at $4.50, $5, $6, $8, $10 to $15 a ‘We call special attention to our Colored Beaded Goods. ‘A new ne of Colored ‘Tape Fringes. newer and prettier than Chenille, a Se. w yard; heavier at $1.35, yi Also, many new patterns in Black or White Beaded ets, lowe prices in the city.) Beaded Grenadine. $3.50.a yard, worth $5, w line of Trimming Braids, ail colors, all styles, FEATHER TRIMMINGS. ,We guarantee to give the best possible value, A line St 50c., in all shades, really worth 75¢. We call special attention to our line of light shades at 82c. a yard. HUSSARS, Hussars are very stylish. We were the first to in- troduce them in the clty. ‘We call your attention to our line at $1 each, {n all colors; ‘also, finer grades, ‘with dress ornaments to match, BBB bg MM MM BoB AA OU g Mumm = s°s BE AA bp BME” os BBB A A U0 MMM Beg = £27 416 SEVENTH STREET. New Porraars OF BISMARCK. “THE CAPITULATION OF SEDAN,” “BISMARCK AT VERSAILLES.” “THE ROOKERY,” By Slocombe. “a COUNTRY FARM ROAD,” And numerous other ETCHINGS AND ENGRAVINGS. Amoug our recent arrivals. All attractive and beau- tiful subjects for home, bridal gifts, &c. PAINTINGS, MIRRORS, ‘Tasteful Picture Frames, Card and Cabinet Frames in the greatest variety. ALL THE ROGERS’ GROUPS. EARLES' GALLERIES. 27 816 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, ‘we Great Manx.Dows Ar K og, KI NN NG KK HNNNG Pe TERE Soe pre. ‘eit Xk A 900 EER Pp aa E Aa go E pep AA TL AA ER Boa” Tus £44 % by 814 SEVENTH STREET N.W. 7 to close out our entire stock, we have marked down the tollowing goods: 200 Dor. FELT HATS, sold formerly at 76c,, selling iis 60 Doz. FELT HATS, sold formerly for |, selling Pe ey Sey apa eo Oe Le tee ental eer 100 Doz. CORSAGE BOUQU! at 22c. 100 Doz. FINER CORSAGE BOUQU. at 35¢_ 100 Doz. FINEST CORSAGE BOUQU, at 60c. ‘and 75¢. SILK VELVETS AND VELVETEENS AT MAN- Uracrunnas parcus | AT M Special sale in KID GLOVES st the following prices: FOUR-BUTTON JOUVIN, desirable shades, at 65e. stilt tiner qualities at 7he.. 870. and $1. ip ee We are determlued to close ont gus etrenite stock, re T ‘our ex LADIES, MISSES) and CHILDREN'S sive ELEGANT BERLIN DIAGONAL AND SILK NEW MAIC TS. at90, $8 ana qi RUSSIAN CIICULAIS, VISTitsandy ACKETS, at SEAL puuincoans and VISITES, CHILDREN’S “AND MISSES" HAVELOCKS AND at $2.50, $3. $4 $5 and advise all in need ‘not irchase un- til you have examined Our Stocks Peeve} our KING'S PAL S14 SEVENTH STRERT SW. oT 924 SeverraSr Is Tur Prace. SMITH, THE MAN, ‘We went to‘know that Bargains are offered in Sam) Sults for Di Ho} ren. Also, OVINCOATS, ate Great Sample caine? Chante” We have over a Hundred Nice MEN'S SUITS, made of the flaest ry bem OER $4'%0 $6 lees than sffmiiat suits ean be bosghe wae ‘We have over Two Hundred CHILD! ‘ mg Marra gerd Maney Fo A few those PRIN fotuner price, 816, sacs 33 aS nc Geceal A lot of Children's FINE OVERCOA’ ibs Reb, cgay sooo baraay Se 7 ribs OVE ae Pe Bae oat eee NS, ue WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ANTED— AND COLORED WOMEN ‘ANTED—ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE: Weta laces et ees | Wate eae mcuairrnes | EASE eee ere ‘ANTED—A COLORED CHAMBERMAID, Ww ‘ANTED—A_ SHOE ‘CLERK: ONE fered sana ined. Apply to i. Shi eE retersnce rege inet 3056 Mat, West Washington. qe WwW ‘ANTED—AT ONCE, AN APPRENTICE TO learn dress who can well, Al ply'to MELE SLEAVIN, 128 B ses a" ww ‘ANTI AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, ATor of to learn th: trade. AVA FS i office. and “stares ‘Star pt “Wy ANIED—100 YOUNG MEN, AT ALBAUGHS movnsApPW at Stage Door, 10 e'chook sharp, Sanday reat a ‘to their 7 ANTED—IN SOUTH LOCATION, CON- W sentent to carn three ished Rooms by old chter. “A " setae gens daree, stating verms, tc, Mr Star: ROR RENT-TO A CAREFUL TENANT—1530 = ALS an ‘Oh sene. Apply to CAMPBRLG CARRING. ‘ANT ROOM. SUITABLE | TON, 400 Locislane, frst eins cae — FPO BENT G00D FIVE ROOM HOURK, 827 evraUhad Siar oft sag-are” | AL rth st w., 89 per month, Apply to R.A. PHILLIPS, 1428 XY. TANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED COLORE Pe Ge aged mg ‘Metropolitan Hotel, toom 105, as between 10. = Wasteea FIRST-CLASS WAIST. AND ‘Coat hands: none other need apply. 1416 Penn- sylvania ave ; aso good button hole worker. _1t= Sees fone if MAN to earn from. to $25, reek; miauent apply Room 4, 699 Fret. mwe Pate Ser eupeny ES dauremet bias eo or. oF cemeaaTdeertaces Ogee ta trict of Columbia, Address ‘ox 86, Star office. “11 Wy ANTED—YOUNG 1 are cn EER AL ‘Years’ experience ‘drag ‘Susiness; 1 come Well recommended. Address. ex- perience, salary, &c., PARISH. Star oficee “ste WANTED. ICIENT DRUMMERS AND Canvassers: Solesate, and retail trade.” For information call at 1207 F st, n.w., upstairs, after 6:50 p.m. 27-38 ANTED_A WOMAN TO DG GENERAL usework in a smal +must stay nights: references Fequired. “Apply a¢ lis Sst nw. ROS WW ANTED—A CLERK WHO HAS HAD EX- Waste cee Re ne ae jeman, Address, stating experien Siar omice. = ee est ‘ANTED-SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES WHO Ww ‘write plainly and rapidly, Address Box 64. City WANtEDAY, PATENT, ATTORNEY, Branainan. Wages from ; according to proacleaty. Address A. FL, Qhar ofice. ANTED=A GIRL TO housework in a fami PO COOKING AND of three: no washing oF -_Apply at 1640 Rhode Island ave. 126-2 -ANTED — OFFICER BOY (COLORED) ‘TO sweep and make himself useful. Address, in own handwriting, Star office, Box 164, stating age, aa front Schoo! last attended and references, Salary week, ‘ANTED — COLLECTORS—A SALARY OR ‘commission paid’ to good collectors. Parties waiting for office will find this lucrative employment. ‘Address A. E. RpStar office. fest ANTED—YOUNG WHITEGIRL TO ASSIST ‘at housework in family of two; must be strong ‘and willing: references. 1622 16th st n.w. f25-30® ‘ANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT their own house. $7 to $10 per week can be EA. R RENT—-NEW HOUSE, 7 ROOMS CELLAR, Fir sinao, bath, Jatrobe, range: 124 10th stn e inquire 810 12th st. n Galv. Works. 27-30 1745 S ST. N. W. y-window Brick, seven rooms and bath; modern Ot THOS 7 FISHER & CO., 1824 Pet. nw. ‘Rooms on second floor with all \veniences for pC gn a R RENT—1014 17TH ST. N. W.—COMFORT- Fiati, tieaisnes scouts wha oe aiinout oun Bak erences, MULE V, PRUD HOMME. 8s, latrobe, 1102 L st; R RENT—A HOUSE HAVING NINE ALL rooms and bath: aud ail modern conve good-sized fences newly and toronehiy put in_best condition: Inexechient neignvornond: 1131 Ou st. oa per month. Ing Fe RENT-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, RALLW ATE at 1119 11th st, n. ae R RENT—AT 1328 K ST. N. W., PLEASANT ‘suite of Rooms; ‘posure;’ facing Frank- iia square; with Board. = ite R RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING UNFUR- ished. second story. Also, two Rooms ana Hall" Room, third tenet yotorenoce 1218 Vermont ave. ‘OR RENT_—FURNISHED DOUBLE PARLOR Fratasinge noom:0i5 huss basen ‘Bhnua F its, nw, fa7-see exchanged. | $32 Sa ave. se., water and sewer, 5 rs. 325 Me irent $90, Apply 1160 Let. NT R RENT. FOR RENT--HOUSES. POR RENT-BAY WINDOW BRICK HoUSK 1541 12th st. nw. 6 rooms, all conveniences, Rear market and care $25 per moth THON E, WAGGAMAN, 817 Fst. nw. z 268” DOR RENT—706 12TH 87.8 E TWOSTORY F Brick ell ‘Ove rooms $12. SWOKMST! DT & BRADLE’ von Pat - 26a * 6r.$18 &e. oa 208 Tia 6r..$1 ‘Fenton Pree. 11g2 Cae, new, SWORMSTEDT @ BRADLEY. n360 927 Fst. aw. {OR RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSE S16 BST ‘S¢; waler, gas and everything compicie. rent, $16 inadvance. Hey at 820 Bst.se Owner at 518 Sth st bw 20-1m ___FOR RENT STORES _ N. Ey SPLENDID ‘business; near Bast Capitol st, oT ST NW, 6S TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1226 ¥ st nw, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—DEPARTMENT STAMPS. WE PAY highest prices for State, avy, Justice, Executive, Agricultare, &o, used or Unused We offer for sue Albums, 4,000 varieties Foreign and U. 8, Stamps. tiie aris poreeutes pate to $20. Lh t wired by Stamp colle BEPGE STAM EMG SK, Re Set w % ae FOR BALE cox rnc S TONERY -TORR— ALL hGpmplete, for $60. Address D. N., Siar oflice M St. aw., 5 rooms, water ‘st. .w., Srooms, 2.00 WEEE ere. 00 10.75 Bat. 80., B TOOTIS, WALEE nen Sw .'S rooms, water... Mati aw. & PGE, RENT TWO PLEASANT CONNECTING furnished Rooms, at 1390 New York ave; refer Fs = New fe (OH RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, 1015 14TH nw. large, elegant pewly furnished: gas.grates, irnace, bath, &c:; 24 and 3d figors front: private fain fly; gentlemen preferred: references exchanged. (27 R RENT—HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS Fivtis beara at 933, 900, 6000 8 =s $50, $35 to $40, at 513 12th s OR RENT ROOMS, FURNISHED; A SUITE | 1421 ree communicating Rooms on the second floor; also, furnished Rooms on the ‘third foor. 12 | 912 T Tows circle, Aree | i718 OR RENT 10 A SETTLED ELDERLY PER- ize son, one nicely furnished Room, with bath, conve: | 13% lent to’ Pension building. Cars pass the door. Price, | 3 $oin advance. 406 Ost nw. faz-aee | 282 FOR BENT 8 E ST. NWA SECOND STORY Front and Hall Room, furnished or unfarn! with or without board, 27-20 IR RENT—LARGE AND DESIRABLE FRON' Room, furnished, second floor; references. 7: J2mst. nw. £27- ‘Theabove is only asmail portion of books. Property on uy For full list call at office for bulleti:. inened 08 = AMAR, uietly made. No photo painting; no canvassi Fe RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2D | the Ist and 15th. [| an, For full particulars please ‘address, at once, CR] floor, suitable for light housekeeping, near 3 lines | 7) GENT ART 00. 19 Central street, Boston, Mass. | of cars, in private fatally. 019 New Jersey Ek 2030 I st.,10r-£.975.00).1130 20th st, 7r....$27.50 x. 5170. ae =: (226 12th, 16r......60.50)|1182 20th st. 7rs__- ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, | NOR RENT-O91l M ST. N. W.. NICELY FUR- | 1806 H 541.65)/1421 Hopkinsst.m.1. $10 to $30; Chambermaids and | Waiteress, nished parlor and bedroom, communicating; 24 | 1517, 151 indress, Nurses, Kitchen and General Housework: | story: south front: with board. fetes rexsonable to | 114 ers; Coachmen, with references. NATIONAL LABOR | reliable: parties, with refere! ie BUREAU CLT ae awe, OR RENT—CORNER 9TH AND MASS AVE— | 3012 4 a Que nicely furniahed Boom with Board: southern | $010 M and eastern exposure; three windows: references ex- Ste LAT coe WANTED—SITUATIONS ged convenientfotrecinesafcara. fee | Gis hla, 3 ap AV ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPE! JOR RENT—ONE ROOM AND SUMMER | 3036 F st, Sr ...-25. W scarnsireases, indies” maids, “cooks, aurses: | E'kitcnen om Ist foot, 1" Room of 3d Noor aud ae Ba hamberm) inen cooks, waiters, waitresses, with tania ea oteas Ea ara ‘Rooms on 3d floor; water in yard: will be reuted to- Beiher or to two parties. 4 pply 1806 7th st. n.w. 26-30 ‘ANTED—AN EXPERT STRNOGRAPHER, with large experience in Departmental affairs, desires evening employment on correspondence, &c. References unexeeptionable. Address W. 15, ‘Star OR RENT—AT 1180 12TH ST.. NORTH OF Massachusetts ave., one of the highest poiuts in the ity, large, well furnished front and ‘Table Board in private family, suitable for geatleman and wile. 126-30" ‘ANTED — BY A MIDDLE AGED WHITE ‘woman @ Situation as nurse ‘or todo general housework without washing, in small family; refer- ences furnished, Apply at 20 H st, n,e ate Wy ANTED-A SECS ER EL ess capacity, desires Employment in a res; ‘ness capacity, ota are ve able business; best city references. Star oftice. WW ANTED-A LADY DESIRES A POSITION ‘as governess in private fumily to teach English branches and beginners in French ‘or music, oF as as sistant in private school. Four years’ experience 1n primary schools. 8., Star office, ite WV ANTED-8Y A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND housemaid, French, © Position in @ first-class ly. Apply at 1215 Ks £27300 x V ANTED_ BY A RESPECTABLE oes Be uation a5 maid; aUuing, travel, Address A. B.O., Star ofce Dieta WV ANTED—-A COMPETENT FRENCH COOK iy; good references, esa THIED, Est'nw. 26-30" Wy ANTED-—BY A YOUNG SWISS GIRL A SIT- uation as chambermaid; speaks French, German and English. Address M. X., Star office, {26-21* ANTED—BY A COMPETENT WOMAN, Place as cook; first-class family. Call at 170% Massachusetts ave. 16-216 WV ANTED-SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER or clerk; graduate of Eastman's Business Col- lege; best city reference; salary no object. 912 Kk st 80 1g x ANTEDTA SITUATION | AS CLERK ny fore. Several year’s experien erences furtished. Address HL, Star office. 225-30" ‘ANTED—I WILL PAY $100 TO ANY PER- V son who will obtain a position paying me or $60a month. Address Box 51, Star office. [2 VW ANTED—AN_ EXPERIENCED, PRACTICAL "W Bookkeeper and accountant: at present employ ed in Chicago, is desitous of obtalaing a. situation, Washington.” Unexceptionable references as to char- acter itity. A permanent position more an ob- Ject than large salary. Address Box 75, Star office. ¥2a-8te 7ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaids, Walteresses, ‘Nurses, experienced Coachmen, with references; Ger= man spokeu; at NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 517 ‘7th st, nw. Bawe WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED—TO EXCHANGE—HOUSE, HAV- “Wiite 's room, bath, stationary range: latrobe, marble bowls, &c., northeast, for 9 or 10-room Dwel- northwest. “Will PN cilfference not to exceed $3,000 cash Address RUSSELL, Siar office. 10 x NTED—TO BUY ON CAPITOL HILL, BE- W threes North Caroling ave. and Hage Capitol st a House with modern imps., containing 7 oF § root ‘Address, stating terms and describing property, I K. CRALLE, 1324 F sto. w. fh7-4t \\7ANTED-BY A PERMANENT, PROMPT paying tenant, a Brick House, of about 9 reoms, within one mile and north of the ‘Nayy department. Please address, giving. full description and lowest verms quarterly, in advance, R, KEITH, 22191 st, 27-81 FOR, BENT DOUBLE AND USINGEE [UR nished Rooms, at507 6th st., between E and F sis iw. 126-31" FOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOM onthe second floor; with or without board, at sth 126-31 E, REN 3 Firomtorabiy furnished, sinny rooms and ‘s smal at ea. cars e Foom, at reasonable rai gas th OR RENT—513 4TH ST. N. W., NICELY FUR- ished ‘second-story front room; heat and gas 3019 Msi. Store... For RENT—BY R O. HOLTZMAN. st, 1537 Leth st..m.C. 6 r_30! FURNISHED Iowa Circle, 15 r. Gost, n’r 19th, 107. x 1907 Pennsylvania avenw. POR SALETHE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ‘® small cont Bore: slock and Hixtures are worth wil lake $150 cash; Store-room ana ‘House for rent. CH. PARKER. 4 and Fst. (273t® ON 16TH ST, will sell for F particulars New York Stock, Fixtures, €¢., worth $1. {OR SALE-A DRUG STOR i=! @ Kood rash businean. F juice of SUMS BOWLES COnae TWO COUPES, SEVERAL BUG F gies, Phaetons, Surries, Jump Seats and Village Carte: all takers; will se:l cheap. Also, S horses, a little sore from city work, at barpaine. m7 DOWNEY'S Stable, Lo20 Let, FOR SA T A BARGAIN—APOLLO soci ‘able: used but little: est sociable made. Address 1. ALLERTON, bast Bnd, Pittsburg, Pa. = Fgh SALE-OSE ELBGANT $20, Singer, Sewing machine, used four mor Sith all atest ‘proved attachment: far nde a ers: handsomely finished black Walnut cabluct work, etc., for $20, complete, with > years legal guarantee, # AUERBACH'S, 701 and Bi sia. “A big bargain. EW IMPROVED hin, POR SALE-RESTAURANT DOING A Goop cash business, for sule or exchange for othet ness; will sell at a bargain for cash or Mine. Si hess cause of selling. Call at 208 7th st. 2 OR SALE-KINGER MACHINE, F AND two drawers, at $12; Howe machine at $10, with sil auachments. “ OPPENEUSLMER'S, 525 seh at = “5 2 POR BALE-APPLeTON'S AMERICAN Cyelopedia. All the volumes delivered at Small ‘monthly paymenty Address Box of JOR SALE-20 HEAD OF DRIVING AND Draft Horses, Just arrived from West Virgiula, ‘Among them area fine pair of maiched carriace horses, and all classes ot Uriving and heavy work horses. “Prices reaconable.- All stock guarauterd as esented. Stables in rear of 612 G st. n.w w WM. YATES, Proprietor. QOR SALE —10 PARKOR, CHURCH AND Chapel Organs will positively be sold at @ sacri fice to make room at the Warerooms of G. L. WILD & BRO., 709 7b st nw. 7480 OR SALE—AN AMERICAN STAR BICYCLE, ‘Sl inches; Ieee pattern; full nicteled, Adare GROAESUTIOR, 286 “Ricbonoug st, uit 5 Cor Tth and Board if dextrod. 126-215 | Masanvsarr 1stholdt-300) Kut sin ot Tore 100 /R RENT—LARGE AND DESIRABLE ROOM, | N, ur. 12th,n.w., 14 r-200) Fayette st., Gitwn, r_85 Pith cresting room aitached, frst floor, at 1406 adi Toperty Placed with me for rent or sale is berally . First-class Tabl Mor | adves Of cost to the owner. Ri Tw 1 : SUI For list of property for saie, call or send at office. FPORRENE1Wo FURNISHED ROOM, SUI | "9S oF grey tral Sal send oie, Convenient to ail car lines and Capitol; Board can be had in same square if desired; references. Inguire at 146 Ast. sc. 2 POR RENT TAN ELEGANT FURNISHED PAR- lor suite, consisting of three rooms and private bath, to be had at reduced price, at 920 14th st. n.w., between Tand K sts, £26-3t* VOR RENT—¥IVE COMMUNICATING ROOMS, ‘second floor, with gas and water, unfurnished:#20. 1125 7th st. n.w., up stairs. 26-30 OR HENT—032 K ST. N.W.—LARGE THIRD- floor front rocm and communicating ball room, handsomely furnished; also, hall room on, second floor, Excellent board. ‘Table-boarders wanted. 26-3* R RENT-TWO HANDSOMELY FUR- nished front Rooms, one on first and one on sec- ‘ond floor: gentlemen preferred. 6206th st., between FandGsis nw. Kent reasonable; private family. POR BENT, ROOMS, 624 19TH ST: NEWLY furnished throughout, convenient to hotels and F Aiso, 8 rooms: convenient to Printing office; rent, $20. In: quire 326 Ist st. n.e. = Feu ne ees itterare ina Node ee rent $25 per mouth. Aj oe ‘Houses in Georgetown of trom. gantly finished throcgh, baving every modern im- rovements, and ali in to $50 per month. ave. ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED—10-RCOM BRICK: all m.i; M st, near 6th nw.; newly papered frescoed: suitable for first-class fam RENT-TWO STORY AND BASEMENT K house, 323 Ist si? ne; 8 rooms rent, $30, WO Story’and cellar brick house, 225 Est n.e., “ Sohne ENT_HOUSE GH STH SESW. FIGHT Sah sad cota race eda ferson school house, near St. Domii ace at 425 swe BER OF NEW to 10 rooms, ele- E HAVE AX rood locations ‘ESCOTT & renting from LOOX, 1907 f6-3t departments; en suite or single. 125-30" OR RENT— FURNISHED EN SUITE, THE most beautiful Rooms in the city, overlooking the {OR RENT-THREE NEW BRICK HOt six rooms and celiar; bath, halls, bay windows and, all modern improvements, USES: yards front and rear; eastern grounds of the tol; ele it new house, | 7th st.n.e., between Mi: usetts ave. and C st. corner of Ist and Bn.e., No. 100; open graté | Apply at 708 chusetis ave. f19-2we ee Zz eee OR Sa ROOM HOUSE, 3626 BOUND ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE ary St. D.W., pleasant and convenient; key at 1822, or single; gentlemen preferred: el at rooms; |o- | Inquire W.W. METCALP, éation central. At515 1]thst. nw, fatuthsote || 126-206 1531 Vermont ave, {OR RENT—BRAUTIFUL AND HEALTHFUL | JOR RENT— Rooms, en suite or single, with or without Board: New Bricl fronting south on East Capitol Park. 52 Bt. ne, 22-1We ‘OR RENT—1214 K ST, N.W., LARGR WELL- furnished Parlor and Bed Roomi and single Room. ‘Also, a brick stable. Desirable location and moderate prices, f11-3w* JPOR RENT—BY MARCH 1ST, NICELY FUR! ished third story front Room, two south window mod. imps; also, two small rodms, very low. First class board.; northwest. References e: 315 2 125-81" 1908 H ST. N.W.. THREE NICELY furnished Rooms on second floor; north, west and Brick, 812 11 Brick, 931 Rhode Island avenue, 10 rooms...-..00 Brick, 2023 Massachusetts ave. i w., 10 roomis.....40 Bricks 1 719 11th st. n.w,, 12 rooms......$83.33 st. n.w., 10 rooms. 7 yd st. 0.1 aouth light: well heated: private family; gentlemen {OR RENT—211 8D ST_N.W., HANDSOME rooms on first and second fioors, single or ensuite, furnished complete; plano, secretary, &c. Appoint: ‘ments first-class; convenient to departments and hotels. ia30-25t* ANTED—TO RENT, BY 15TH OF MARCH (W orsivor aprit whandsome House, near conter of the city; would like privilege of buying. Address Box 38, Star office. 127-08 ‘OR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOMELY — FUR- nished Rooms, single ‘or communicating, suitable for Cony en; ‘very desirable location; two lines of cars. 1720 H st. nw. Ja30-260" ‘ANTED—TO EXCHANGE FOR A FIRST- W diss Residence in the northwest, Unimproved Property on 14th st, n.w., worth about $25,000, Would pay some cash it sulted.” For particulars appl to JOHN BOWLES & CO., 1424 New York ai FANTED—-TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE in northwest, 7 or 8 rooms; nearcars. J.B. MERTFORD, 1423% F st, 126-21 2 a Ve WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. NIED-TO PURCHASE A LOT 25 FEET W Anno. ‘corner preferred; 200 and front on 16th st. n. also, uses west of i4th st. at $4 008 tashe Address FW. BR, 1008 27-3t *{\7ANTED— FIVE HUNDRED COMMON Hm Ms uae, Oka DER & CO., Center and Northern Liberty Markets, 127-30" “ANTED—TO BUY 10, FINE HORSES FOR ‘ANage and saddle use.’ Apply at DOWNEY'S 16. 1020 L ste STED-I WANT TO PURCHASE IM- ANTE or untuproved Property worth from sh udE soe. si ceanih aes tte whlco spot casi Address H.W. C., Star office f2 70" NTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH—COR. War tipaproved Lot worthwent with dept of about 76 fect abd frontage of about 160 feet. Owners ‘K. HERTFORD, 1423% F at, {26-26 TE DIES AND GENTLEMEN TO ee eo a ‘Call and investigate at G. S. EGNER'S, Je fine Watch and Clock repairing. “1400, New st IN’ —1 ‘BUY NOTES, DEBTS AND fiber gbipaons ot agverameal nploye ue oa gee Bae NTED—OWNEES OF VACANT LOTS DE- W are alto notify SWORMSTEDT @ BRAD ew bars 41m > ERYONE TO RLDUCE THEIR ANTE dig obiain satlelactory ent by using gas wt “Air “Burner.” Take no other! Satis $eson tugrauteed.” For sale at 1209 NY- ave. fi3més-3m, yy ANT 000 AT MARRIAGE—THE SIN- “W ois iea’s Entowanenr Atsociatin pare 61,000 at mafriage. Send for circulars, HUSA! KS, manager, 1224 F st. n.w. £24-25,27 “ANTED—"DO YOU KNOW DEAH FELLAH™ of Clothes Cleaned for $1.60, oN Pe eioe Fat, Send postal ‘card aud’ han ‘them called for. ad WATER — WATER — WATER— ANTED + Wiens. MOFFAT, of 414 4% ct. aw. ie a spoviat ee lalaciog oli kinds of well work, and the Gr artesian well likewise All mp attended to. setentied eg 7 F ALL AGES AND ANTED TAM ck Vila cosp. and seve the wrappers 0,000 valuable preseais given sway. ix MEN-ALL THE MEN IN WASH- ‘wives and to their wives ome VOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms; southern and western exposure; Souttav wer Pree io03'S Caye ac 6 Tea04th st i.we 0-14 38 1016S. Cap. se dre 10.30 AS Cay WOOD. Corner 8th and K sts. n. w. 7 EAST CAPITOL ST; all_ modern improvements; first class condition; rent onl amonth. Inquire at Front first-class table board. 941 H st. n.w, Foe RENT-915 E ST. N.W.—FURNISHED and unfurnished Rooms; heat andes, fs-1m OR RENT—AT 1112 H ST. N. W.. A LARGE, nicely furnished, second-story Rooin, with heat and gas, suitable fof one oF two gentlemen: terms reasonable 3329-1 | RENT—1119 17TH ST. N. W.. TWO SEO. ‘Feots door front communicating Toowsa, suney ana bright, in ‘a private family, where there ‘are uo chil- dren;with first-class table board. dis-12w* FOR RENT--FLATS. R RENT-ONE FLAT ON THIRD FLOOR: Fritideinely furnished Rome, single or en suite; MAN? Tio Peunsyivania ave, opposite Avilard PO? RENT—10 Ler APARTMENTS IN THE Absolutely fire-proof, CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS, ‘Corner 58th and 59th sta, and 7th ave, ‘New York City, Facing Central Park. Rents from $2,000 to $4,000. Apply to LESPINASSE & FRIEDMAN, 181 Broadway, New York, f22-6t Fragat rooms, with all modere kayproseaenise 1520 Sth st. nw. rooms, with ali modern improvements: fresco pait ELT aS Tat new. four myunfen orn tse War aa Ney departments. Inquire fat FOR REN ST. ‘st., $16.30; two new six room Houses, Keefe Sinaia: Omears f23-1w Fo RENT— 161019th n. 2763 P ow., 11 73..1 1418 20thst. n.w., Lira 75 |1 1706 F st. n.w., 12ts, 706 Or C. CLIFTON, Sup't. at Buildings. _ | 76; 3. 1,W., COT. 15th, 12 TOMB weneerne 845.00 nw. 9 rooms. 40.00 op 9 POTD. ne # R RENT—ONE TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSF, Also one three-story brick house, nine inted; ‘Teh st. n, RNISHED—! 2 12TH ST, 12 Rt REN Rooms, nitely tarnished: will rent for 7 monttis at e & TOWN- 124-60 15:30, 932 25TH pa ‘eas low, rent of $75. PARKEI — 916 25TH ..181100)|1419 Pierce Place, 7 ¥.825 83.34 687 Mam. ave. ne. 6 ra_25 dia en 1288 “fo) 1617, 0) 1 1530 FOR RENT—OFFICES. toi POE BEND ORFICE ROOMS.“WALTER BUILD: | “aa é ” L Wy resent a etraek aupled: elegant front Toon three ivindowe, on Paty ORRENT-THREE HOUSES, COR 6TH AND lignted, 24° Hocr. suitable for ; rent $15."Ail | |1801 6th st rooms, all modern improvements, Girect trom str entrance, with eaay stairs | "739 Pet. south front, bay window, 20 rooms, all £27-7¢ W.C. DUVALL, 925 F. st. n.1 modern improvements. RENT—FINE OFFICE F'pescTorice location in ene citys to ‘1508 8th st, west provements, convenient fo three lines of cars, ‘inquire of TD. front, 7 rooms, all modern im- tenants low rents. We have rooms 1410 8th st. n. and 4th vers 9 Wholesale Row, Reeth, Sav agent for the Diseticr of Colusibia for Bigin putver TIMER, Real . 5 ROFESSIONAL MEN WISHING OFFICE Seeceseeee ee ‘RENT — HANDS0} ‘Y FITTED UP FORRENT—MISCELLANEOUS R_RENT—AN EXCELLENT T-OCTAVE Foo. ewoed Gase Square Piano. Forts im good order, Ongy Sid per auarver “Address XO. c- thar oftca £273 OR SALE FISCHER SQUARE PIANO, Rosewood cane, carved legs lyre; perfect order musically. Price $110. Ivey ps £2748 EGS 103 Pa ave. R SALK-STOCh AND FIXTURES oF joods Store, Apply at 2118 Ps A RARE BARGAIN. ‘An elegant, nearly new, full 7 octave rosewood case Piano; heavily carved legs wad iyr ished, all the best improvements full neh te inging quailty, been Used but eight nic only $175 cash, including handsome embrolderd wer and plush tool: or $1540 at S10 casi nd $10 per month! warran ve years; owner leav Sty and most sell = ‘be seen at PLANO EXCHANGE WARFROOMS, = ee POR SALE—A WELL PAYING LAUNDRY. IND POR SA ‘EW ANDSI }HAND BOATS fand Gunning Skins, Shells, Canoes abd Gigs, JOHN CUMBERLAND € SON, footof New Hatmpshireaye, 3 10-Ta* ) CANARY ‘Bird Food and a {OR SALE—BARGAINS IN LOT CHE ness that has been used for co ey and double coach. Fancy Plush Lap Kobe $5, wort $7.50; lot at $3, for rice $4.50; large square Sweat Blankets $1.50, would be cheap at $2.50. extra heavy and strong shaped Stable Cover at $1.75; Surcingles 2c. BECKER'S Saddlery, 1345" 9 sylvaniaave, Jal POR S02 08 HIRE FOR THE large stock of new snd second: Coupes, four und six-seat Rockaway Carte, “Latest Styles, JOHN MYO PHA a Carriages criaiges, jaandauleton, . Sas Goh se ANTED-TO MEET A YOUNG MAN WITIL 2 capital of $1,000 and experience, to encuge in the paint business. “A good opportunity. A\ E.C., Star office. 7 ALUABLE RESTAURANT FOR SALE. By order of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Co Jumbla, I will sell, at privace mule, the good will lea: hold interest, iqdors, cigars and Mxtures of Hosta Fant 1335, ov st, beween 1th and 14th six now, fn the city Of Wallington, D.C. elouging Lo ue os tate of JAMES GODD.N, deceased. “Terms of sale cash, subject to the ratufication of the court. 1 will ree ceive private bids for the sume until the Gh day of MARCIL A'D. 1886. ‘The leasehas about two years and four months torun. ‘The restauraut will be upen every day tor inspection. SAM'L C RAUB, 1359 B st nw., Collector of estate of James Godden, deceased. mstuthaast AY BODY WAN fo EM BAT A ‘Newspaper Business can bay whole o vu fitable Pennsyivants steam power: C0 Don’ write unless you mean TED, Star office. JPORSALE-A Provision Store: best loeation tn Waste ington: reason for selling, itbealth of proprietor. “Ade dress SH STIDHAM, 480 Tih st Awe T3202 DURCHASES AND SALES EFFECTED IN ALL the U.S, District of Columbia aud out of town securities. Agent for Howard, of Baltimore, Peoples’ aud ‘New York. Clinton Fire Insurance companies, o class real estate, Money to loan ou fi ‘Telephone call 21 TOWERS, 1343 F stn. w, W ANts,*, BUSINESS PARTNER Wits » 20: Capital to run a weekly publication chat is needed men of all shades of opinion taroaghuut the cours Hy. and which promises to pay, ing’ like "it. published. Nove but & man of means, Character andl business energy treated with’ Address ciice. sim SALE-ON 14TH ST, NORTH OF T N.W, sovanal wexy guikchis pieie-el frome nga nd untinproved: westauents, WALK Ii a WILSON, 1006 F st. aw. “E19 2w" B= B BERLIN, =e evographer and ", ‘Room 1, Alexander Building. 1009 F st. nw, TLANTIC CITY, NJ HOTELS COTTAGE, ‘and Lots for reni or saie by J. G. ADAMS & Coe Ksate and Insurance Ageuts, 2031 Atianus ave, Jald-10se RANGHARD CATTLE COMPANY S10CK Fo ‘sale at par, paying 10 per cent annually, besides = large sur evidence furnished. Cull oF ress PETER CAMPBELL, 1419 F st. nw. (Glover Buliding.)No. 1. jus LOST AND FOUND. OST—PRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH, LARGE LRtwtoundiand Dog: whivernose: white bresst fou fect white: hair biack, mixed with brown. Liberal reward for his return to 18:55 G st. ie ‘OST—ON 9TH ST. CAR TRACK, JUST ABOVE Rs. asmail Gold Cuff Button. Please rewurn to 13th st., and receive reward. cae ‘OST_TUBSDAY, FEB. 23D, NEAR DUPONT ‘Skye ‘Terrior, with collar and tng, ‘Liberal reward if returned to 170 Conk. a7 OST—ON WEDNESDA’ GOLD Ba and oth nw. “Kewardi returned to © OST—ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUAR’ 29, on or near Ist, @ Handkereiier with «deep botter'ot lace. "Whoever returns it to Worne ey's hotel, room 17, will be suitably rewarded. £27 T Ost (A BUNCH OF SIX KEYS NEAR TREAS or New York ave.’ Heward gen ett with Captain of Treasury Wate mala EFT IN Eat ‘Model There is noth- i SALOON LAST TUPSDAY Patent. ee BOARDING. FEW MORE PARTIES FOR TABLE BOARD at popular prices, at 1213 F st. n. w.;exceh Sou years references, board; several =~ ISHED KOOMS AND BOARD, 18, 1340 Fwite a i730 PRAGUE With board, Sites be Foom, second floor; transient and commodated. 1012 EEF ince Sa ie