Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1886, Page 2

y , #UESDAY, MARCH 9. 1886. ___THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON TUESDAY... CROSRY &. NOYES. The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers bere added toxether. = 7 The death of Senator Miller of California effects a temporary change in the numerical proportion of parties in the Senate, though so slight 4s to cause no disturbance of the general plans of the majority. Governor Stoneman, being a democrat, will naturally appoint a democrat to succeed Mr. Miller until the legis- lature can elect @ Senator in due form. The Senate now contains forty republicans, two readjusters and thirty-four democrats. The impending ehange will leave the republicans with only thirty-nine and give the democrats thirty-five. At the present Juncture, with a lot ot nominations waiting for confirmation, this is of some little importance. It at least reduces the number of republicans to be won over in cases where the democrats are a unit and the republicans are not bound by too stiff @ caucus Tule. $$$ What was the special significance of the ac- tion of the House of Representatives yesterday in sending Mr. Bennett's bill repealing the civil service law to the committee on revision of the laws? In the select committee on reforms in the Civil service the Seney bill had fared badly. In another committee, whose temper had not been tested, alike measure might meet with a hap- pier fate. Was it on this account that the ehange of reference was made? Or was it be- cause a majority of the House believed that the committee on revision of the laws would treat the Bennett bill just as the committee on re- forms in the civil service had treated the Seney bill, and the friends of civil service re- form wanted to see a double rebuke given to the agitators for repeal? $$ The Philadelphia papers to-day all join in commending the appointment of Major Lud- Jow for Engineer Commissioner of this District, and in expressing regret at his loss to that | eity. The Record says: “President Cleveland could not have picked upon a man more com- petent in the line of duty to which he has been called.” The Ledger expresses the hope that | Philadelphia has not yet bid final good-bye to | Major Ludlow. The Times says Philadelphia's loss is Washington's gain, and indeed the gain of the whole country, for the improvements of the national capital is a matter of universal in- terest and pride. The Press says: “Major Lud- low's three years’ service in Philadelphia is a guarantee that he will perform the duties of this new position, whatever they may be thoroughly, consciously and well.” a ae How doubtful the relation is between sizes and values was well illustrated at the Morgan sale of brie-a-brae in New York last evening. A little Chinese porcelain vase brought eigh. teen thousand dollars outof the pocket ofa Baltimore collector, in whose city excellent brick dweilings, one hundred and fifty thou- sand times us large as his vase, change hands daily at half the price. —————— Mr. Russell Sage says, in an interview about the strained relations of labor and capital, that he has “talked with Congressmen and states- men.” Here is a subtle distinction which ought to be explained, it Mr. Sage expects ever to visit Washington again without a bullet-proof Waistcoat and a double insurance on his life. a The celebrated Larry O'Brien, ot New York ity, who has gone to Florida for his health, is reported to have wasted in weight to ninety pounds. The legislature of Florida might elect him wo the Senate in the place of Charles W. Jones. He would make a good Democratic Ma- hone. $$$ Will the early closing movement extend to Tar Ros Couss Wire Srrrso “YES, I KNOW, THAT IS SO;" And in some branches of business. according to the bublications of parties engaged therein, ROBBING ‘Begins with spring. rests on its oars in mid-summer, ‘Year in and year ont, season after season, these men prociaim to the public in unmistakable English and give the figures, whieh, if there is @seintilla of truth | ‘m them. prove that six months of the year they make absolute ROBBERY a trade, and the remaining six | months are upon the stool of repentence, doing pen- ance by affecting to make “SWEEPING REDUC TIONS” in the prices of their wares, and thereby | pailiate their evil doiags. They would have the pub- | He believe that ther sre not only JUST bat R-| OUS. But such pretensions do not put the dollars | ‘back into the pockets from which they were filched. GovcIxe In any sense is not considered honorabie by any class of people. and to sella man a garment for 965.00 At the beginning of 2 season, and later on to sell a like garment wo the purchaser's neighbor for $35.00, ‘Will not be tolerated im any Intelligent and enlight- ened community. THE PEOPLE will soover or later condemn the method and thereby crush the man. | By our system such thing: are impossible. We began + by selling FINE READY MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE, a we propose to fight it out om this line. We have just received from our factory 500 Cassi- Mere Sack Salts, silk mixture, absolutely pure; no shoddy: $9.75. | Aiso, 250 Cutaway Suits, fine material, composed Of silk and woo! entirely: $10.75. | receive on ‘Tuéslay, the 9th inst., 1,000 dren's Pants, ages 6 to 12 years, which We sell at 22 couts a pair. VICTOR E ADLER'S PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEX TEN 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Corner Massachusetts avenua STRICTLY ONE PRICE, And that the lowest. | don’t want to have a dollar's worth of stock left by “Yrs Sam Cranexce Heavavasrens FOR (HIS RIGHT NAME WAS IKE, BUT HIS “SET WHITE Goops. CALLED HIM CLARENCE FOR SHORT), “I — FELT SURE YOU WOULD ADMIRE MY TASTE. ‘White Goods will be more popalar this sesso I THINK IT’S THE NOBBIEST SPRING OVER- COAT IN TOWN, AND IN ADDITION TO THAT, AND WHAT IS OF THE GREATEST IMPOR TANCE TO WE FELLAHS WHO ARE NOT AFFLICTED WITH A SUPERABUNDANCE OF | CASH, ITS AWFULLY CHEAP, DON'T YOU KNOW. HOW MUCH DO YOU SUPPOSE I PAID FOR IT?’ CHORUS OF DEAH FELLAHS— “TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS AT LEAST.’ “NOTHING OF THE KIND, ME BOYS—I JUST PAID A TEN DOLLAR BILL FOR IT—FACT I ASSURE YOU, ALTHOUGH 'TISN’T GOOD FORM TO OWN UP TO SUCH A SMALL AMOUNT FOR A FASHIONABLE OVERCOAT, BUT ‘YOU KNOW HOW 1 AM"—“WHERE DID I BUY IT, YOU SAY? WHY AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY'S, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D8TS. (ALL BLUE SIGNS) _mho J.M. GRADY. Maxsoxn” JB)O BAROAIN-PRESERVES IN GLASS, Pint re fruit and goods. Warranted. only Shoda doen: ond Sugar Disiion ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 425 9th st. mh9-5t Is Tue Faun WE ARE NOW READY FOR SPRING TRADE IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS, MEN'S AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING IN ORDER ON THE THIRD FLOOR AWAITING | YOUR aPPRovaL. WE NEED SCARCELY ADD THAT WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE PRESENTED TO THE WASH- INGTON PUBLIC SUCH AN ARRAY OF CHOICE STYLES OF Fs SPRING SUITS, AND NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH CHOICE GOODS FOR SUCH TEMPTING PRICES pa HOSIERY ISCOMING IN ALARMING QUANTITIES, BUT THE QUANTITIES ENABLE US TO FURNISH THESE NECESSARY FOOTINGS AT PRICES THAT WILL MOVE ANY QUANTITY, NO MAT- TER HOW LARGE FROM 20 CENTS UPWARD WILL BE OUR PRICES FOR SIGHTLY AND WELL FINISHED GOODS WITH GooD WEARING FEATURES _ BOYS CLOTHES WERE THE FIRST TO ARRIVE. YOU WILL FIND A GOODLY ARRAY ON OUR SECOND FLOOR EVERY CONVENIENCE FOR LADIES SHOPPING. ie SHIRT WAISTS WE KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE ARE WANTED EARLY. WE HAVE THE BEST MADE IN THIS COUNTRY, BOTH OF PERCALE AND FLANNEL, INCLUD! STAR AND BROKAW MAKES, WEHAVE MADE THIS SEASON A SPECIALTY OF AND CAN NOW GIVE YOU AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT, FROM $1.75 UPWARD, OF KILT suITS. SAKS & COMPANY, mh9 SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE. ATAWBAGRAPES. CATAWBA GRAPES. Half tou justrecetved. Pertect condition. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, St 428 oth st. Cuaxce Or Busixess ‘The entire stock of Fine Clothing for Men and Boysat THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE, regardless of cost, on account of a change in business, aad it will pay youto examine our goods before purchasing. No money can be invested better than in an Overcoat or Suit. even for future use. The entire stock will be closed without reserve at fifty cents on the dollar. We April L. We don’t consider it trouble to show goods, s0 call and see our stock of MEN'S OVERCOATS, both heavy and light weight; BOYS’ OVERCOATS. CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS, Black Cloth Suits, Black Diagonal or Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit, Wide Wales Sut's in Prince Albert, Sack and 4-Button Cutaway, Cassimere and Cheviot Suits Oda Pants, Qud Vests.’ Boys’ Suits from 4 to 18 years in Cassimere, Corkscrew and Cheviot. CALL AT ONCE ar THE MISFIT STORE, mhé CORNER 10TH AND F 8Ta Revorvriox IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE. Open Setardays until 1 p.m mbs PENED THIS MORNING— NEW STOCK COLORED SHIRTINGS. Please call and examine. W. S. TEEL, Manufacturer, FOR HIRE. 414 Ninth Street. Sruxc Overcoars mhé-1m THE RAPID AND FREQUENT CHANGES IN THE WEATHER ARE £0 MANY WARNINGS TO BE PRFPARED WITH SUITABLE CLOTHING. WE ARF READY TOMEETTHECALL FOR LIGHT-WEIGHT OVEROOATS AND BETWEEN-SEASON SUITS AS THE HEAVIER GRADES OUR VARIETIES AT LOW PRICES ARE SUB- JECTS OF MUCH COMMENT. STORE CLOSES AT 7 P.M.; SATURDAY, 10. BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, 614 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Have secured the Sole Agency for the District of Columbia for the sale of CARLTON’S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS. Never, perhcps, in the history of the tea trade has ‘Success so rapidly followed the introduction of a new Aietertc article as in the case of these celebrated blends, which, within the short space of one year, have been supplied to every leading hotel im Philadelphia, New ‘York, Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro- Bounced vastly superior to any straight teas they had been accustomed to use. Write w BARBOUR & HAMILTON for testt moniais. Give these teas trial, and you will never use any other. mh6é-s,tu,th,3m2de Haviso Jesr Rervrxep FROM NEW YORK, T am prepared to show one of the best lines of Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS It has ever been my GEORGE SPRANSy, Ome Paice Clorurer, mbS 607 SEVENTH ST., opp. U.S. Post Office. Fre Ovo Rye Wussy. Reduced from 75e. to S0c. per pint dott) 50 per gallon. Warranted strict . inal and genera! use. Having handled’ this fbisky extensively for more than eqglicen years | Recomivend it) with perfect confidence as t its entire BET, ire of fusil off and ail other impurities with fine Uavor usimpaired. It certainly merle trial ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 14th and f ste aud 2d and D sis nw. OMETH: ECTAL.—TO THE CONSUMERS | chasin ‘OF FRUITS AND PROLUCE. . Just received ‘4 fresh supply of Frults, é c., wed ‘ail Your attention 10 t.ve following prices found veiow: Faney Ben Davis Apples, sound and solid packed. $2.50 rer barrel; Gilitcewer Apple, solid, 2.26 do. Baldwins,Greening aud spies, da! large fine New York state Burtaua mong Sone 0 cox per bushel ail geser Frais gold in pest Et nn se Olid Central Frait ty venue. All goods delivered to ‘any part pleasure to do since bere in business, including all the latest novelties and piain dress effects in the market. Jost opened, 100 pieces of KOECHLIN’S FRENCH SATINES, handsome designs, NEW GINGHAMS in Tuffeled, Stripes, Plaid and Piain—lavest out. es Also an elegant line of CRINKLES and TOILE DU NORDS. I am showing many bargains in SPRING DRESS GOODS which cannot be duplicated, and an early in- spectlon issolicited, 1s will pay you to look at my stock before pur- SL. HEMPSTONE, _ 11-203 803 Pennsylvania avenue. yATURAL MINERAL WATER SHAPER, Teleobone 473 ulmi” 1010 etree. ‘than ever before, hence we have made very extensive purchases, and are now displaying the oream of the market, which we have marked at our usual lose margin, ‘We advise customers to make their selections ‘now while the gougs are new, fresh and cles, and the assortment, choice and complete. LINON DE DECCA OR INDIA LINONS. Same as sold by us the past atx years, than which there is none superior. Manufactured from fine Egyptian Yaros, which bleach better, and produce a clearer and purer color, and s better and more uniform fin- ish, and are guaranteed to launder better than ‘any other, We have secured in them the very best results that material and textile skill can sccompliah. | ON DE 10 qualities, each a bargain and not tobe dup- Mcated elsewhere at the pricee—10c., 12%6., 1Sc, 18c, 22¢., 26e,, $1¢., STige, 42 and 48c. Per TAS 55.08, PERSIAN LAWS. Every customer will readily recognise in these the same goods with which we were so eminently successful last season, Deing at times hardly able to keep pace with'the steadily In- creasing demand, hence we take pleasure in again offering this reputable fabrie to the trade, feeling confident that for intrinsic merit It has no equal. ‘The correct color and finish of white goods is of the utmost importance, and this color and finish should be retained after washing. In the above gouds we have secured the beat Fesuits obtainable. 33-IN. PERSIAN LAWNS, 10 qualities, each a bargain and not tobedup- Ucated elsewhere at the price~160., 17e., 196, 2lc., 25c., 20c, B8c,, S7iye., Abc. and 500. per yard. 48-IN. SWISS LAWNS. ‘These goods, first imported by us three years ago, have grown rapidly in the estima- tion of the fine trade, and guaranteeing them to wear as well, and launder as handsomely a8 our India Linens, taking into cousiderstion thelr extra width (48 in), we consider them the best intrinsic value in White Goods yet shown. é 8 grades 46-In., 25¢., 28c. and 38¢. per 74. OTHER PROMINENT VALUES IN POPU- LAR WHITE FABRICS, Eera Persian Lawn, 21, 25, 28 and 35c. per yard. 321m. White French Percale, 26 and 37s. peryard. 36-in. Fine “Folly Tree” Percale, only 16c. per yard. Elegant line of Corded Piques, 20c., 26c., $1¢., ‘370. and 50c. per yard. Fine qualities of Check Nainsooks, 12%, 20c. and 25¢. per yard. Satin Striped Nainsooks. 20c. yard. Large and varied stock of Fine Dotted and Figured Swisses, elegant patterns, from 26c. to 62%ge. per yard. English Nainsooks, soft finish, excellent qualities, 25¢.,28c.. $1¢., Sige. and 50c. per ya. 40-1, “Masalia,” soft, fine, 31c,, 374c., 45¢. ‘and 50c. per yard. 40-inch Jones Cambric, worth 37%¢., only 26e. per yard. Fancy and Plain Tuckings, 50c., 624c., 75¢., $1 and $1.35 per yard. Soft Finish Nainsook, made from Sea Island Cotton, very fine and even, only 42c., 50c. and ‘B5c. per yard. 821n. White Madras, very fine, sheer and ‘Soft, something new, only 31c., 37ic. and 50c. yard. 40-in. Long Cloth, suitable for Ladies’ and Children’s wear, only 17c. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHRO! m9 Novztirres gs PP, RPE NE 2o% aa FEE ERE ee Wuww A PE THE BATTENBURG SHORT JACKET, Made of Frise Goods, Bourette, Heather-Mixed ‘Tweed, or Billiard Cloth, will be fashionable during the entire spring season. These coats are infinitely ‘more becoming to graceful figures than dolman, visite, oreventhe more popular “stole” trout pelerine, as they define the out lines of a good form to advantage, ‘nd aze not in the least cumbersome. A full line of these Jackets at attractive prices. ‘In connection with the sbove are showing LADIES’ STOCKINETTE JACKETS, of fine quality and work- manship, cut in the latest shape, at $4.48. A still finer quality STOCKINETTE JACKET, tailor bound and finished, at $5.98. SPECIAL i LOVe Sate 50 dozen S-button-length, embroidered back, war- ranted real KID GLOVES shades—Tans, Browne, and Blacks, at $1.19. a We gnaranteo every pair, providing fitted at the counter, and consider them equal to any $1.50 Glove ‘sold in this city, Just received, a full tavolee of SWISS AND HAMBURG PLOUNCINGS, Adapted for Ladies’ Suita, and cordially invite your inspection. ‘Special and Attractive Sales in cur LACE, EMBROIDERY, AND MUSLIN UNDEH- WEAR DEPARTMENTS ARE STILL IN PROGRESS, THE BO MARGHE.| m8 3816, $18 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Suse. & Owzn, TAILORG Corner New York ave. and 10 st. nw. ‘You are invited to inspect our stethr. mabG-o,ta,tm1m 1 mht Tus Corvus Devoren Pitas Rovan SPEGIA ss A wy aa THURSDAY, Mareb 11, Spee? ar WEDNESDAY, March 10, ae ry March 12, , at ES fun, 24 Sof ie = ‘The Palais Royal's great purchase of Torchon Laces comes at an opportune moment. Ladies will rest from the gayeties of fashionable life during Lent, and an opportunity is afforded for fancy work of sil kinds, ‘The superior quality of Torchon Laces andthe low prices quoted for the specivi sale wil! remind many ladies that fine Torchon Laces are used extensively for Pillow Shams and trimming: ete, bit at # Li TORCHON LACES are shown in Smyrna, medium and heavy wright Laces ‘The quality is equal to Laces sold previously by the Palais Royal for 19c. In fact, ull old stock of 19¢. Laces have been reduced to 13¢ 1m order to conform in quality with the new laces’ Prices range from 7c. to 6Uc. a yard, all widths, and in the most beautiful designs. EMBROIDERIES, A glance through the Palais Roval’s EMBROIDERY ‘took will be interesting and instructive to many Ladies, While we do not claim to always have the ‘best and cheapest, we must emphatically claim for th Embroidery Department the largest stock, the finest variety and the lowest prices in the District. Robe Patterns in Nainsook and Swiss, all-over Em- broidery in Cambric. Nainsook, and Swiss: Colored Embroideries in new and beautiful combinations, Special lot of 500 pioces Embroidery, from 5 in. to 10 inches wide, great variety of designs, 22 a yard. FRIDAY, GGG. 00. VY RRR g5Sg G @ oo YX F L 20 v sa 699 i “00? v fen Sag? = Low prices for Gloves can seldom be legitimately: offered. As arule cheap Gloves are worthless. ‘The Palais Royal having gained its groat reputation for Gloves by selling only the best, would remind its Patrons that the lots quoted below are the best Gloves, ‘The extraordinary low prices are explained by a cash purchase from an importer who lacked funds: : S-button Castor Beaver Mousquetaire Gloves, 75c. a pair. ‘button Undressed Kid Gloves, plain, 68¢. a pals; embroidered, 98c. & palr. GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES, Gentlemen will be treated in a gentlemanly manner at the Palais Royal. All Gloves are tried on ar OUR RISK; should a pair tear or not fit others are tried until ‘satisfaction is assured. New spring styles just opened, Style A, 98¢ 8 puir; style B, $1.50 a pair; style C, $1.75 a palr. aa Every pair warranted, sss 4 Ses, AA z SS aA oT POCKET BOOKS CARD CASES. An Inspection Is requested of the “Mikado” designs, artistically impressed on leather. We have “Mikado” Pocket Books, Satchels.Card Cases, Chatelaine Purses: ete. No Fancy Prices. CHEAP BUT GooD Real Alligator Purses, of course small, 5c. Alligator Chatelaine Purses, buff end black, 480, Real Leather Pocket Books, Sadder-made, buff and black. 250. Kid-lined Calf Purses, brown, red, black, buff, 39¢.; regula price, 48c. SATCHELS, real leather, buff and black, 25¢. Leather lined Satchels, buff and black, in seal or alligator, large size, 98c. CARD CASES, with four compartments, Alligator, 2Ee. Palais Royal specialiles in Hosiery, Gent's Goods and Umbrellas mentioned below. (a | Tre Pazas Rovar woueny Af losiery, like gloves, is a difficult article toachect ‘hers so mien humbug i the hosiery trade, for’ instance, out_o every hundred pal of hose manufactured thers are ss least tweety pair" throws outby the manufacturers for various imperfections: these goods are bought by tnscrupaious deaters for litle mongy and ‘Dargains HOSIERY advertised as Beware of such HOSIERY ius! HOSIERY — The Palais has been fortunate in HOSIERY being the first to introduce the now fa HOSIERY mous “fredye.” which is positively « HOSIERY FAST COLOR All hoseon sale arealso rc fuaranteed first choice only, and perfect In eve pect, in Bil Hose 78c, and 980. Lble Threat Hose, Soe ae, 400. English Bal Hose, 19c...24e 5c. Above hore come’ in stripes, Boot pat- terns, combination colors and solid colors in all new shades and black, “Each is a HOSIERY special bargain, as inspection will verify. UNDERWEAL - Spring weight Merino Underweat UNDERWEAR at special prices, 30 as to induce you UNDERWEAR to buy eafller thas you otherwise UNDERWEAR woul UNDERWEAR "‘The jersey-fitting English bodices UNDERWEAR and draw:rs stould be examined, UNDERWEAR Why should not merino underweat UNDERWEAR fit as well as a corset or palr of hove? UNDERWEAR Try the Palais oyal's great spec. DERWEAR ially for the coining season. ERWEAR Gauze bodlces, all styles, 25c. UNDERWEAR Gauze, spring weight, all styies, 35c. UNDERWEAR Balbriggan bodicety ail styles, 440, UNDERWEAR Gossamer Vests, all styles, 48 UNDERWEAR French Bel Vests, all styles, Drawers to mateli above, Sule Vests. all colors, $2.69 ap. UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR 7 gs 7, es F Syg8 Gea. go co % t Should cast astie prejudice and not imagine beoause the “Palais ‘Koyart Dress Shirts only cost ‘800 {hat the nity bs inferior, “You can't have tor” material than the beat. “ERS Palais Royal” suitts are ‘made 0 ‘Waniantia muslin: the bosoms. as cums are’Hichardson's Stoo ia the bution-holes. are ‘hand-worked, the new patent stays maice tne anirts untearable. The bosoms are either platted or plain Ifson pay. $2 (er Four shirt you eanriot obtain pevter Sgality or Huish, itis unly x question Of ht, and that Wall Importates “the Paials Koval Sbirts are cut in 22 dit ferent styles, 30 as to salt geationen Tih long arins or short, stout oF thin mien, upright or ‘scoping. "men mori, ov tall men, “rv ae Palais Royal" shirt, and if ft does not giv entire satistiction, return it-and we will refind the money and epolgdiee for the trouble given ‘vous Sething on ‘an ave'aze 500 a werk, we cag frothfuliy-sid not more than one a ‘week ts returned, NIGHT SHSRTS are made with equal care; prices 0.08 a cents Those ‘at ‘Zac are_micely” celsmed LEMEN with odlored eubroidery; chip at NTLEMEN $1. Et may sound absurd to offer slit SCARES with satin linings for 25¢s however don't condemn the quality “in your mind;” come and see the Scarfs first, and then give your ver dict. We ‘are showing new spring styles in puff und kenge for p | The silk ~ Windsor SCA RFS, to tle In bow or knot, come in new colors in stripes, checks, etc., LEN only 25e. each. Guyot SUSPENDERS for 250. 9 pair. ply linen cuffs for 20c. » pair, £Ply linen collars 2 for Soe, New LEMCEN sbicpes. good linen, well made. (AN DKERCHIEFS, pure ten and extra size, aoe colored bor- ders. ‘The. pre's FOR 'THIS FanaD £0i lon 1S ORDER TO QUICKLY “INTHODUCE: THE NEW STYLES. GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN 5 GENTLEME: GENTLEM EN EE GE: GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEE jh pane ee EN Kia’ Groved warranted London made, handsomely emi Tacks, only be. a pale, ges é Witujer Cnderwoar i being closed Sor the ucw spring Stock” Sew Asie Lion fe waked of the new FOR_RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. Mae fen Cooks. ‘at National lw? OR RENT—FURNISHED. ROOM-—EN SUITE Fan: singic. $04 19th st. n.w.. opposite ments Srst-clasg, eos sahara aa wl eoces Gal eiher @p- m. a1 1818 Jeffergon Pace. ite rR 7 troning: must TO washi stay nights. “Apply sf once at 1507 Tom et: he. ate Wars SOBER, STEADY YOUNG MAN ERSTE TOF Fr Aare RY, caw. mbLome SETT! GIRL, 10 do rk fa % Gaal may nighr Apply, with references, 490 10U8 st. meoiee A PATIENT, no ashing. References ‘Cal between hours: land 8 p.m. 119 4th st ae ving end of seer s AALIOE Age And name of last emplo: er, WANTED SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, GER- marker and make himself generally useful; ‘Teferencrs dress AUME STEAM NTED—A BTEADY, as general honsew mus NTI TIDY, STRONG WwW 1a do the house work for ically of tos: mnh6-4t¢ Waited ors FOR FACTORY 5S Box 23, {0 Cook, wash man preferred, ‘and tron for private family. Apply, with reference, at 11 3d st. n. & mhd-3t Woterr sv ces AND COLORE) WOMEN: “Cooks; $10 to $20; chambermaids, nurses, gen- worke ‘rub and kitchen en cooks. ©. XCOOMBS Emp. Bureau, 56 Feu new. mest 'ANTED—A POLITE, NEAT AND INTELLI- ¢ young colored nian, about 20 years of bad Ad: Seateth Monta Sass hang ae ‘A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL TO housew: 3 ‘of genticmen: or ‘Sook and ‘assist ork; references re- | will rent separately: uewiy furnished. © muerte quired, 1113 11th at nw. irsig i RENT-A SUITE OF ROGNS HAND | $20 Del averse ‘funeral botaewrorisrefercuven requirea apg | nese is Pate Mable for ML. Cor for von | muesbore k only ammau peruna of propery on My aatge nw ee ee STRAND MEE AVI | the int nad Soty GRAS THOSE WAGGAMAR | Jersey ave. nw. Ms Sppiy. Tmnsat” | exch ‘Convenient to three ines of cars. mé-Iwe | cluding bath; Deautifit location = mse ‘OR RENT— A suite of handsome Daliding 1013 F st a w.. ry RR RENT— EN iN eae coe Fiat alcoves seoond Boor, new brick toy-wintgwed rouse eena,| p08 OS, nw near Towa Circle; price 16. in- Est nw. ind floor. newly papered. and painted. beth on HBh'spoken. 1119 k st. nw-.near Lith et oars. me-ace RK RENT—FURNISHED—1 FRONT ROOM, Borah TigMth wn we eat ‘Pesagivgae oom, w.. near ave. = PARLO Foe, SENT HANDSOME, PARLO:S 620 3a mhsste rat floor; her rooms thi or uuTurnisued, reteresces oc a = w. FR REST S24 13TH ST_N.W. PARLOR AND Bedrooms, suitable for = oR REN 4 LOTH ST. N.W., DESIRABLE foorstery Brick Mot with 13 Foums: all raimprovements: in goad order: cheap ri 303, EiWARNER Slo Fan. obi ite RENT—005 MASSACHUS) TTS AVE. N.W,, desirable House: 12 rooms all improvement: reni 78: logation excellent: house now be'ns put tm creer WARNER, 916 F saw. iuhoaee Fores —947 C STREET 8. W., 5 ROOMS, all conveniences, good location, near’ market and cars. ‘THO & Waa MAN, ‘eee R RENT—623 2D ST. A @ROOM BAY WIN ‘House, new, with all conveniences, near Pen- Sion Ofice. Apply at 486 New York ave. mhoSt"— FOR BENT S BOOM, THREESTORY BRICK House: 1108 16th st.: with modera imprevem 0 nd in first-class order. “Apply on premises. mnh0-1 RENT-ELEGANT DWELLING, IN PER- tect order, 12 ‘and all. mod. improvements, 434 Qo Dw. to $60. WC DUVALL, 923 Fic nw. mhost JOR REYT-4i8 Q eT. NW. A Nice NeaRLY Rew six-room Hous in complete order; will be Bowiy papered: Key opposite: rent, $25 in so on 10 bance iV 1505 Pennsylvania ave, mo.|| NW. per L5F......$125.00 282 Fst, Lr... $50.00 fei 25.00, BO! 21st’ weir Or. st, m, it, LAr, FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE family. No children. Near 14th st. cars and 15th St, herdice. References exchanged. 1410 Q st. mhi-Ge* 908 If ST. N.W.. THRER NICELY furnished Rooms on second floor: north, west and south hight: well heated: private fimily; geuulemen only preierred: references. mhO-16t HOR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- ior Congressmen: vert Gearabie locations to inen ot (or en; 3 two cara 1790 H stn mhL-gw* Fen RENT-1119 17TH ST. N. W.. TWO SEC. ‘ond floor front communicating Toome. sunny and i ins private family, where there are Do chil dren;with frscciass table board. ais-tawe ror TWO-STORY 1 F Wiiitburger st, Beween 6th and th and > and? 3 four rooms,” water; reut $10: jute four Waler, ren aoa | House, 1908 | FOREST | .. 2 — 6 rooms sa, Keavon ‘st., Columbia | tn each by the year | MBBS ADAMS & BEALL. 1420 F st. nw. E126 BOUND- mow. very convenion.. lesan Hocain| er key af Inds Inquire W. We Mit” ‘ALF, 1531 Vermont ave. mbsane FOR _RENT--FLATS. ‘OR RENT—A FURNISHED FLAT AT THE PrWocuinons, corner 13th st. and Lowa: mee Lee) FOR RENT—OFFICES.__ R RENT— Bright cheerful Office Rooms in the elegant buila- ing worthwest corner @th and Pennsylvania ave.: steam heat and elevator service: location applicable for professional men or for business purposes gener- ally rent vers moderate,” App Wo THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F st. nw. POR RENT—AN OFFICE ROOM ON OTH ST, near Pa. ave: 1st floor; suitable for Insu Heal Estate of oulier business. Inquire of CHARLES G_DUNCANSON, 9ih and D sts. nw. mh9-3t irl rwor! Wastes Ce a maoe Besoin e , capable 0 ofthe Hosiery Department, and several experienced assistants, Apply frou 10104 or 6107 pn: also, & Show card writer. mez W ANIED- A G00D, STRONG, INTELLIONNT borer. Apply at 102 1ith'st. se. _-mbs-zt NTED-TWO WHITE GIRUS—ONE AS ‘c00K, one as waitress and to assist with washing. and {roniig. Apply at 1642 Conn. ave. mhsat* ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN THE of 17 and 23 to work on government cialmefi's lawzer'sodice; one studying law preforsed. re education and experience, Hox TiN'Star oftcat persmnd-3t ' re, 922 7th a, between Land Kini, ‘mbrave ‘ANTED — A STEADY WOMAN FO THE country, to cook and arslst In housework; Ger- man Of Sweea preferred. Apply between 3 and 4 1, at 935 F stn. w., second oor front room. meats SW aXTSD-A YOUNG Gini, Not UNDER 14 Years of age, to.xo west with a lady, with manent employment as ‘uurse toe child four years Old. References required. 1714 18th at. mhosee W ANieD Lapis To WORK FOR Us AT guletg, made, No ‘Or Bess rin Meira ate Ge Box 5 225-41 WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED KNOWN—NATIONAL LABOR BU- Feau engages only reliable and competent Ser. vants for all und any capacities, whiteand colored. with references. Send in your orders. EH. DICK. 517 ‘th st. nw. mho-iw* WANTED BY, A, RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘white girl, a situation us nurse or chambermuid, Address Box 110, Star office, ate A WHITE GIRL, A PLACE ‘a chambermaid, or ceneral housework ina small family. Apply at 228 7th st. n.0. ite ED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE 8 piace to do cooking: oF is willing to do . Apply at 1834 6th st. nw. ite cham WV ANTED— BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE Birl, a Situation as kitchenmald or chamter- maid, and to assist with washing and froning: willing to travel and take care ofgrown children for the sum mer et cit, referon es given and required. Call im. FOR BENT DESIRABLE FRONT OF FICE JOHN SHERMAN @ 0O., mhe-2w 1407 F atzeet, ‘OR RENT— FINE OFFICE ROOMS —1423 F6T. best office location in the city; to very desirable tenants low ren. We have rooms on ist, 24, 34 ge en ee) r_moni ‘on Tre Win, Heal Kotte, 1m ROFFSSIONAL MEN WISHING OFFICE ‘Rooms will find same first floor and first-cla-slo- cation at 615 F st. nw. f15-1m MONEY TO LOAN, ONEY TO LOAN TO ARMY AND NAVY JME omicers, at 1egal rates. JAMES E WAUGH, 131100||1010-14 20th n.w.6r-28.50 BR. 34 50 Fst. nw., 1: 1706 Conn. av., 11 rs. 1212N. Y. ave.,10r. He Sf ase 12 12th 2 Paav.. ior i 5 | ral 30! os. 4 | 720 10th St D.€., OF. + T6F-30 |5.10 31 Defrees, 6rs. 20.00 30/1323 Oth st, n.W., 7EARBO 25/1720 T st th. Wo, BE 1D b st. ke, Sr. ‘br. ‘ern improvements. Inguire of T. D. DALY. mediately at 2109 H st. nw. mb8-1m 933 Fst_nw, | Sti st. ee ie BY A THOROUGH GROCERY | \fONEY TO LOAN ON LIPS INSURANCE 10% RENT—2025 AND 2027 10TH ST. E Position in a first-class grocery store: | MA Qoitcres JAMES E. WAUGH, Tooms, water und gas: will rent to reg either Wholesale or retall: unexce)tional references | ~ jat-m 933 F stn. Splored famailics. $16.08 per month. CHA! LES fam SyH Stidham, 438 Tent Aw.” Address B05 34, | SE ee 306 Fst. nes Bie ce mo | $200,000 wa pens ieee +3 F BRICK. 721 11TH ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA- | rent rates LH. DUFFLN, 436 Walnctst., st n.w..12 rooms, furnace, cellar, al’ mod. imps | i vaRleronne site girl, as nurse of enambermaid: | miS-tm Philadeiphia | $8838. ALBERT F. POX. 920 Fst nw. moat pring +2, do poth: is accustomed to children; best ) LOAN. $3,000, PASI OR RENT—1131 OTHST. N.W3 EXCELLENT Feferences furnished. Address X.0. I, Star office. ari eaate. NO oe Re NOE RodL as | Hi tocation: has tine aif good sined socens tack ane ae wos eee mhes,tthae iodern conveniences; in perfect condition. ” ingulre ‘ANTED—BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG WHITE oui nw 2 Man, a Place in a Shop or Store References | Vf ONEY IN SUMS OF FROM $1,000 10 $50,000 heen aa eee Oa ear eHeR SE Store g References | MEE sctumcanry taal hacsovsecerity, at isis ANTED — SITU AS CASHIER AND ‘Bookkeeper in mercautile business, by a gentle man with family; energetic, strictly sober and giving Undivided tme; best of references. Address TUNICA, Star office. mi2w* ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, seamstresses, Indies’ maids, cooks, uurses, chambermaids, men cooks, waiters, waitresses, with oterest azd commission. Mmhé-lm " CULTEn & WIMER, 1423 F at MOSEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT six percen wv CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Extate Agent, mb6-3i "02 Fan. MORES f0L0A5 ON REAL BstaTE— 3M1"'$500 to $50,000, in suins to suit, 261m Feferences. S.'A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN mbb-OtF V Position can teach good feed ad. governess: and will make ‘herself useful, Address VERIIAS, German JOHN SHERMAN & CO. N ‘ONEY TO LEND. 1407 F st nw. ‘ON REAL ESTATE, WM. P YOUNG, —— Ed ay TO LOAN, ON REAL Ste IN months verhiaen pectioe peered, Rade se BS" | lraer and tmailseauina "Nogeaje Wat's MOLNZ: BO, Btar office. mhé-61 | MAN, Attorney. 1321 F st. n.w. 113-1 W AdtbO TA EADY WHO UNDERSTANDS the Kindergarten system desires a position as Governess. Address Miss D., Star office. _mh6-3t* W 4NTED_EFLIABLE PRINTER ON PLAIN einitier, and intelligent proof-render desires per- manent situation: stead: matic and. str temperate. Address COMPOSI TOK, Star office mi WANTED FLACES | FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, lady's maids, cooks, chambermaids, nurses, house girls, Waitresses, men cooks, walters, porters and drivers. White and colored. with reterence. 717 M st n.w., DUNDORE & CO. mhl-2we WANTED--ROOMS. W sae RIN O COMMUNICATING, FUR- Y lshed Rooms: second floor: with Board, for gent, wife, r fourteen; $60; permanent ress AUGUSTINE, Star office tee WV ANTED — ROOMS — TWO UNFURNISHED W ftooins for light housekeepiog: ius be tone bie, Address, stating price and Vocation, E. A. H. Star office. ‘mhd-3e« ‘ANTED—ABOUT FOUR ROOMS OR PART W srhosse untueniehed, orient bouseketpiag Se axentleman and wife wishoutjohlldren,reut reasonable. Address K. G. G., Star office. mhs-st* WANTED—HOUSES. WANTED TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE, how paying 10 per cent net, Address Box 3) Star offic It Ww ANTED—$5 WILL BE GIVEN ANY PARTY securiug mea seven or elght ronm House; reut about $25 per month; good location; between Rand E, 12th und 6th sts. nw. Address, stating particulars, TENANT, Star office. mLs-3t* 7 ANTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL 6-ROOM : no improvements, but water in yard, Address, with fall particulars. Box 143, Star office.” mnd-ot TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $98,000 at 5 percent, on sums of $2.0.0 and upwards, and 5% and 6 per cent on small sums. Money available on shurtest notice. JNO. BOWLES CO. 1424 New York ave. f3-1m \f ONEY_ TO Loan IN SUMS OF NOT LESS Miter” 9.000, at's ‘percent, on Brat cinme Gy Property. RO. HOLTZMAN, 15 Corner 10th and F streets northwest. 7.000—TO LOAN 5,000 2,000 ON REAL ESTATE. *e00 ta THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. MONEY 10, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IX AVA ‘sums to suit, at lowest terms. DANENHOWER SON, 1226 Fst Ja2i Mir sum to miton approved Real Extavesecar. sums ity, at lowest rates of Laterest. (Caarges moderate. No alba oe 1506 Pennsyivanis ave. ‘OR RENT-TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 235 2d st. between Band Cts n_w.; contains 6 rooms, Bathroom, nd all modern iniprovenents: 636 er month, in advance. Appiy to JAMES ¥. DAVIN; SONS. 621 Pennsylvania ave. tab6-sm. OR RENT— Brick 2023 Maas. ave. n.w..10 room: Brick 110 34 si. n.w., 10 rooms Lrick 1503 Pierce Place 8.w. 7 Brick 951 RT. New Brick, bay window. @ rooms, paved cellar, 383 Sth st n.., all mod, imp.; $21 ave., Framie, 7 rooms, mod. imp.: $18.50. -, 6 rooms and store, water and gas $20. .W., Brick, 6 rooms, ball and water; $16.50. ., Brick, 6 rooms, water and sewer: £16. ‘St n.w., 6 rooms, mod. imp.; ¥ .w., Frame, 5 rooms and water; 3 J ; CHAS. SSHREVE, 5 ath st, n. iia cea Keo] HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES ave oF collateral security af lowest rates of interest. men's building, Cor, Sthat and La aver jad MOXY, 7) wan ML in sums vo suit, at ‘state security. 020 ved real Ww, ivanisave, rest on CHE RO & ‘ONEY TO LOAN. AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON HEAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS J. FISHER @ 00, 1324 Fat, LOST AND FOUND. OST-IN THE LADIES’ DRESSING ROOM, ‘Abner’s, at the Manque Ball of tue Germania Mannerchor, Bonsay, March 1,4 Sea Bead racclet and Silver Bangle Bracelet, with'17 monograms. Suit- able reward it left at Star office. i 05 ‘ANTED—BY A PERMANENT, PROMPT: Paying tenant, a Brick House, nine fooms, within ‘one mile and north’ of the Navy department. ' Please address, giving full description, 1 KEITH, s mest ‘ANTED-TO PURCHASE BR CK 1f0UsE Wats or teven rons tno imp. wer of Tt and north of F sts; $1,000 Cash, valance monthly pays Mente.” Address, sating terias and location, A, Brae oltice. anes ‘ANTED—I WISH TO PURCHASE FOR IN. vestment several well located. Houses, $3,000 to $9,000, Also, animproved property, elvuated ‘In tm- roving locatliy. Address, with description, location End price, NEW YORK, Star office. tahoate WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ANTED-KNOWN THAT MY ELECTRIC OW Recile positively obilteraies aupertingus tate leaving bo trace. All plasters, drugs, ucids, &c., only Fromaeie a more stubborn growth. slectric treatment ladies and chiliren. wend for circulars, airs 2) GABRIEL, 702 13th st. mbO-im* iTED—5,000 SPRING OVERCOATS AND ‘Suits to clean. No dry process or other vile method used that will rot your goods. Ser postal, PRINCE, 1008 F st. ‘mhs-3te WHT, EXCHANGE-A. GOOD DRIV- , 6 years old, and good size, for a Buggy. Avene ae ra shee Warties ARTISTS—SOLAR AND ELEC- b oe pot in twe four nner rr. Orders 8 WHEELER, 400 dub at, corner (7 ANTRD—T0 SELL ORJEXCHANGE—FOR A Waa Conpe,@ Side-bar Leather Top Brewster uggy, light welght, with Harness, Whip, @c.Ad- are ugar, sur cites ABE WH, 5 Wwe D—GOOD PIANO FOR SPOT CASH. Box maker, style aud price. Address oftice, mb5-6t* si, WANE ADS AND GENTLEMEN TO of, call ang investigate ar. S LONEWS deve eet ye Watch aud Clock repairing 1409" New "ANTED—TO EXCHANGE — MARKET OR nde rr be age ‘cured of n0 pay. Old. Sioves otter 'TED—BUILDERS TO SEE THAT THEIR fixtures are fitted wi.h the “Air Twin Gas MESS 2 PS een Fast MARCH STH, IN OR NER DAVIS" |. 4store, corner Sth st., Box, containing a gold chain pitt compas attached.” Reward ifien at 133 New ‘ON SATURDAY, GOING FROM 18TH Luand K to Zist und Pa: ave... asmuall Gold Breast Fin.” A sulable reward by returalug itto 181i K 3. aw : ‘OST—AT REPRESENTATIVE WHEELERS reception ou Monday night, « large hand-run, Spanish Lace ¥ichu. “The Ander will please retura to cOL sth st nw, ate REWARD—LOsT $20, ONE TE: two fives, either in the cliy post offi "i office, or between those two points on about @:80 this morning. FRANK A. FOU’ ‘7th ‘OST-BLACK LEATHER PORTEMONNAIE Li outaining one $20 and two $9 notes, on Fst ear OF Oth st, Frday, Stn inst Liberal reward, zy to 1719 Rhod ave. f= REWARD WILL B PAID FOR THE AD /e) dress of the thief who stole a pair of dark blue pouter pigeons and their squabs, a dark blue pled hen ‘and a yellow Jacobin hen. arom 721 12th st. aw. 1s F.C.LONG. ‘OST—ON SUNDAY LAST, IN THE NORTH- OR RENT— UD 19 P.P.. 7r..$25 90) 922 25th st, Or 2282 Sim st 40r. | 611-17 Va av., mbe-1w POR RENT— 16th st.,bt.O&P.166. 1313 N. HE av 13 r_1 | 2190, F st. n.w.101-$83.33 st nw.,il r...83. Or. Pate aie wer i Buz 10r...35) 56 C st. n.w., Or. 934 60 202 Ist st. aw. 6 312 oon 212 Ist st. s.w., Gr....16.50 THOMAS J. FIs! mbh6 1324 F street northwest. oR AND BASEME Tvdms: convenient to Printiny 18; 12 all “Te [26 had Ke rs STEDT & BRADLEY ingen ye, REST— = 0301S 10r-£-$75.00) 1130-82 20th,7rs...927.59 BB, 1G nn-65.00, 3019 M Bt. ‘ 2404 Pa.av.,LOTs..... 49.60) Stable reat 1115 15th 524 20th st 10rs_.--39.35) 1421 He pkinsst.ma 519 S1st et, 10r-50) | and stable... 40 2815 Nsr,in. estern part of the city, an ‘x Harring set with ‘pearls’ Finder, ‘will please lesve it at Fane Ist ».w., and get reward. OST—THURSDAY, MARCH TH, A CHILDS Fancy ‘Haid Seichel Gue aoliat Fed to 1014 20th st. ow. O8T—AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. WEDNESDAY Littening. puibroidered Gasceartaee cao aaae per Rl iRDAY 4 x —SATURDA’ 5 agenmige oe BLE) Bead Wile inward if returned to sve Star rs 4 THe OTH, 4 ow; anawers to Feturned to 1106 8th st. nw. | SWworms FOR RENT—HOUSES. y brick: 2087 14th av; otasene me maton af Btn stn DOR SALE— HIGHLAND PLACE. Fok BAER COMORTAMLE TEA ing Foo. ise vedromas, ache ‘cilar ab@'yard: iu goed Order. ‘App. to owner FOR SALE—HOUSEs. Se a A LARGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE, sale the residence of Hon. Theodore Ly- man. 1405 Mi . ; =e Sgt is ares, sot even ang kDa Race nae tad Seas by a large Double H. 58 front with ” enchance nliwag ele. away Livrary, texad, Frovt braving Room, 21584, bay window exten: Rear Drsiwing Room, 21x38 Dining Room: 1.32 Allon first Hoof. Tike eutire House te Stted up with comimortious and eheeri fooms and al the modern Improvements. pane a Inte new Stable om TeBr Of the Jot, which ‘onts on wide alley. ‘The Hutise has large veranda and frouts south onan extensive lawn, With beaotiNir and ornamental sade freee For permit to inspect the premises appiy to Pe hUYex, mhost 1505 Penmyivania awe. Joon sabe NEW THREKSTORY BRICK RESIDENCE. On 19th st, near Dupont Circle: contains 12 rooms or Fitoe, $12,300. Apply to mhost Ok SALE-A_N and very handsom desirable localities of the ol mabe tw Want F i Pk tw OR RALE_WE Wil ied out. ood below actual value. “Apply to - parkbh & TowNseNn, mn9-e a _ 4418 Fat VOR SALES OST, STORIPS, BAY “indow, two stories nthe th roy ow a ore Ww wresent For part culate inspe to PARKER @ TOWNSEND, 1418 Fst eo Bete it, Fisk & CO. mand sie FOR SALE NW x 13257K stb ho 18r841,000 408¢408 11it =» $5000 IS1GE18NN Van aOsoOD 405 "Be Bus tst.bhe 2 ‘and. three S20 Sst. ne. ZIRE De 307, 300, 81 iy & Small portion of property on muy hooks. For (ull list call at office for oulletin ised. on the Ist and 15th, [mb9}] THOn bk WAGGAMAN. ‘0 VERY N plete new 6-room brick dwell! light and cheerful: papered throu, ouly as an investment as they are Tenants at $22 and $2%, to « pros Tented to will purchase, satject to an incambrance at por cont tae lerest, a bargain will be given, SWORMSTEDT € BRADLEY mS-6t 927 F street. DOR SALE-TOGETHER OR SEPAKAT) three very complete ¢-room brick dwellings, Just Completed, of 11th st., ust north of T st, SWORMSTEDT & BKADLEY, m8-6t O27 F street, Ok SALE-SNUG 6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE Rew and papered throughout, stoves. w and 409 D st Very eas’ payments. 5 S27 Fs | mnt —UPON ¥ TREMS, «Tf BRIGHT. wood. D. C., » neat frame house and lot, 7 rooms, and stable; also, frame and five acres of land, with al outbuildings and quantity of fruit trees “Ap: ply to LOU! MAKER. 920 F now. ms8t DOR SA Three «egant Houses, north side of K st. n.w., bet. 13th and 16th ste, ea. it SAL! BbSt BATES & WHITMAN, 1407 Fst nw. POR SALE-WE CAN OFFER FOR SHORT time a most desirable corner and oae on N, near 14th, at attrac c to leave city, desirous SUTTER & WIMER. 1423 Fst vk (RICE THREE-STORY BRICK Dwelling: twelve rooms and cellar: parlor, libr inz-room and kitchen on first floor: ail modern mevts and furnace well located northwest enient to xteeet curs.” Prine $5,000. Tet LER & RUTHERFORD, 13 TOR SALE Sst, near 24th $i, 10 room house... , bet. Land M sts. 7 rm. New Ham bh, 7 ro 1d. 7 Ton bet. 4th and | Rhoie Island ave. bet 16th ar | Qt, bet. 14th and 15th sis, § roo 6,250 JR HERTFORD, mné-3t* 1423 Fat QOK SALE—BRIC corner of 15th st aicaern tinprovemenia ‘and. ide parkings Jot is 20140 to an alles a onl pS Cuunine property apps mnt CHARERS W. OR SALE ‘umber of new and handsomely ts esirably located and ali m. i. $5, 85.500, 500, $8,000, Address MOGUWAN €°CO., Feciwe Se meee JOR SALE-WE HAV HER OF NEW rick he southeast, of 4 to “O00, Yo fs,500 each SON 236 Fak mue-iw BR ‘K HOUSE, ine, 84,000. Estria MYERS, 1216 Peat, AL NEW COTTAGES AT Mt Pieasant: containing 6 rooms and cellar, ous square from 14th st. cars, Price 2.500. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 804 and 606 F st. n.w, m6-6 FoR sae 5-ROOM BACK HOUSE, si. bet. F and F sts. s.w. renting at $13 per mouth. Price $1,450. LEONARD & BUCKLEY, A07eyscaw. * Smee” JOR SALR—TWO NICE FRAME HOUSES ON uorchiwest, corner 4th and Washly Tenting at §30 per mouth. Price HANDY, 921 Fst. now. ne od ESceeaetet nen, Speers Saotaon ser areas out first floor; ali floors double; excellent Earns inspect, apply to Wx. P. YOUNG, mn4-6t JOR SALE—1510 QRT., THREE STORIES AND basement; 12 rooms: two-story hay window with balcony top: finished out in natural wood: latest und Fst nw. nost expensive tilings and ‘wooden’ mautes: price Fi permission "to inapeet cau only be hud ot Gi mns12 $15.000. PARKER @ TOWNSEND, 1418 Past. noe Fok SALE HOUSE $13 ore wr. taining 11 rooms: all modern improves all 1 furnished if desired. Apply for information te RGOLUSCHMID, OE Fan. now ned au Fs ow JOR SALK—DESIRATLE HOUSDA, IN NORTH F SI al VERY LOW PRICES. Sass, ave. bet I ‘7th and 1sth sts.:19 rooms...630,000 K St: 12 coms. 22.000 Phive-story Brick: stove trimmings: complete ia spect, with ail moder improverette: Ara: Class location;” plans shown of the inter or. The Louse is in perfect condition, having always been oo ‘cupied by owner; will be sold iow on very coy terme. SouN'T MITCHELL. Meat 127-1m POR SALE— BARGAINS IN HOURES Lots, for homes or invesiments, i northwest Washington. Parties desiring to purchupe wilde Weil io avail thetmuel ty Of rene derings OONARD @ McECEN 7100 Ta20 F su TOR SALE — VERY DESIRABLE SMALL Fringe, 000 BI I00, SL SG, BI 6S ws OR, cox: $1,000, $1. r 650, $2550, €2.500, 83.000, $3,800, 68 800,68 000. CONARD & McEUEN, 27-10 1490 ¥ nw FF QESALESHOUSE AND UOT 103 N st_N.w. elegant property: lot 20x100. 1242. th at. 0.63 nice small ‘acaut Lot northwest corner 13th and Nsis,; 24xi00: splendid location for ine resk deuce, Apply to Owner, Rooms 6, 7 and 8, 618 F st. ence. Apply to 6, 8 RENT—BY TYLER & RUTIERFORD, Fst nw. 1226 F si FOR REST BY © WALKER, 630 LOUIE | othe ei ‘Ton ave nw. 8 ot. 'w.,16 rooms, a, m. 1: 985. Tooms, weier abd ur, $20. SS2 kG ue28 rooms andwater: $18" mba RENT-BY R 0. HOLTZMAN. FQuS4 2 THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL proved sad unuapepved, Dreparty me ein ober ved wind nit rare chances for investment. Parties Gesirius to pure iund for tale jo. the north or north: Sseteection uff ety will nd” 'to thelr advan age to do 40 through this. . which gives its whole ion and the devel ‘of that aitentl to velopment part sect in one tract on New ‘ave, ata bargain cs iain 510 Pt nw BR SALE~TWO VERY HANDSOME Fisocpriorencs xt Hows cating £3 SCHMID, 812 7th st a. m: FOR RENT—STORES. Sear iad rc. | teat smo | | oe. Ls is ulead oes | Renee ies a! a S| rem SR FOR RENT—MISCELLANEUUS yep FS Tang CORSO 2 ‘snd 34% Podhaue wecnue —_—EEn ee Se SS eanere a, UaAATeeS SES es