Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1886, Page 2

:___ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10, 1886-WITH SUPPLEMENT. __THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON March 10, 1886. has 2 regular. permanent (Fea! ore than treble Hiahed The Evening Stat beva fide dails rT any other Washington. and her daily papers “Ask and ye shall recetve,” is a Seriptural in- Janction our Commissioners should bear in mind when they go up to see Congress about District appropriations. We are all the time hearing of expressions of surprise on the part of Congressmen that the needs for this or that ap- Propriation, in bebalf of Important District in- terests, have not been presented to them by the District authorities. Serator Hawley lately, it Will be remembered, expressed great astonish- ment at the data presented by civil service commissioner Eaton concerning the deficiencies in school accommodations here, and he declared that Congress would have promptly repaired the evil had it been Informed Of the state of things. Now, whether or not the Commissioners have falled in this direction in the past, they should not give any ground for further complaint. They should make ample estimates for all important District needs, and should speak up loud when they go to Congress to urge the appropriations. If new school build- ings are needed, or new District buildings in place of the present unsafe, inconvenient and utterly unfit quarters, or new sidewalks in lieu of the wretched broken footwalks which now receive the public execration, or there is any other want pressing, let the Commissioners say So, and say {t as if they meant it, <_< It will not be long before our lawmakers in Congress will be called upon to say whether the public treasury shall make good, in such meas- ure as money will do it, the wrongs suffered by Chinese immigrants in Wyoming Territory. A report has got abroad that the question will be turned to use as a means for making partisan capital. Such a course would be as wicked asit would be undignified. The subject has no rela- tion whatever to party polities. It involves some of the most serious considerations ever presented tothe public mind in this country. We have acommeree with China, such as it is. We have tellow-countrymen pursuing profita- bie trades in China. We have sent American clergymen as missionaries to live among the Chinese people. We demand that our citizens ou Chinese soil and in Chinese waters shall be treated with respect and kindness, With what justice can we insist upon government protec- tion for Americans in China if we afford no like protection to Chinese in the United States? It | is folly to argue that the outrages in Wyoming | were committed by a mob and not by respecta- ble persons. The fact remains that decent peo- ple will have to suffer for the misdeeds ot this mob. If humanity does not impel us to inflict upon the malefactors the extreme penalty of the law and to repair the damage done as far as les in our power, expediency should. Every selfrespecting and law-abiding citizen ot the | United States will demand that our govern- ment do its full duty in the premises. The irre- sponsible ruffian has bad his Iready longer than he ought to. He has danced to his heart's | eontent. It is time that the taxpayer, who has | to pay the piper in the end, should have his turn, eee The Mormon women are again pushed to the front and made to attitudinize for the benefit of that credulous element in eastern communities which swallows whole anything thrown to it from the west, and of that conservative ele- ment which is always ready to espouse the | cause of private privileges in conflict with pub- | lie rights. Just now there is a deadlock be- tween the governor and the legislature of Utah, and the women have come forward as usual, but with a protest which is a little more sweep- Ing, It possibte, than anyth! right to say that women shouid not marry. ‘That is true. Neither has the government a right to say that one man shail not put his hand into another man’s pocket; but it has a right to Say that he shall not do so for the purpose of stealing the other man’s purse. There are con- ditions, recognized by all civilized peoples, under which an aet, innocent enough in itself, becomes an offence against social order. The point at which the government has a right to interpose its authority is where the liberty of the few interferes with the welfare and comfort ofthe many; and, if there is one such ease in which the state’s interence is more particularly Justified than in another, it is when men and women of mature intelligence deliberately combine to bring into the world families that can have no status in the eye of the law. ———— The prohibition movement received both a check and an impulse yesterday, but the im- pulse was rather stronger than the check. A motion for a prohibitory amendment to the constitution was defeated in the lower house of the Massachusetts legislature, only four mem- bers voting for it, In Georgia, on the other hand, the supreme court has decided in favor of the prohibitiontsts on an appeal growing out of the recent local option contest in Fulton county. The rebuff in Massachusetts to “ram- red” prohibition is no sign of a weakening of ‘the general temperance movement there. The police board of Boston, where the pro-liquor sentiment Is strongest, have just raised the license rates about thirty-three per centum. ‘The results expected are a decrease in the num- ber of applications for licenses, an Increase in the number of unlicensed publicans who will dety the police and take the consequences, and an earlier joinder of the direct issue between the temperance element in the community and the dealers in alcoholic drinks. This is pre- cisely what both parties to the controversy pro- fess to want. The opinion seems to be growing that in large cities the high License system is a more practical means of stopping the worst features of the liquor traffic than an absolutely prohibitive liquor law which cannot be en- Joreed. $$$ A suggestive find was that made on Sunday by @ reporter of the New York World, who picked up acoupon pass book over the Broad- way and 7th Avenue street railroad line, issued. to one of the best known and most popular Judges on the bench of thatcity. Its number was 1201,a figure which indicates that Mr. Sharp and his colleagues have been pretty liberal in issuing passes to those public servants Who have most to do with the enactment and construction of the laws under which that great steal was perpetrated, and through whose kind offices they hope to retain their plunder. As things go nowadays, transaction like this will be accepted by many persons as evidence Of business shrewdness and profitable liberal- ity on the part of Sharp and bis partners; but what must be thought of a Judge who has daily been in the habit of taking his seat on the bench with such acertificate of servitude to a corrupt corporation in his pocket? $$ Porvianrry Or For cu drapings and other uses, has taken such a decided turn we bave found it Recesary to replenish oar stovk. and have ob- tained some extraordinary values, Another 25 pes. of the Fine Curtain Scrim in four good styles. which are usually sold at Wee. ONCY Ive. PER_YARD. 50 pes. 45 in. Curtain Serim, which we con- sidered good value at 25c. We now offer it at half this price, namely. only 124. per yard. 75 pes. 40> ini. insporter a cost 21e w land today. Our former price’ 25e.: Lew price is 18¢. per yard. An elegant line of plain Scrims and Concress Cloths, for Aprons, Lidies and fancy work, 45 in. wide, 16c., 18¢., 21c., 37c., 60c., and 90c per yard. (Third floor; take elevator.) WoODWARD & LOTHROP. We Are Now Disrtayrsc An elegant stock of new White and Fern Not- Tingham Lace Curtatus, which by judicious Purchases we are evabied to offer nearly 25 er cent cheaper than last season. Prices com ene at $1.00 per pair good values at $115, S135, SL.3O, 91.75 nnd $2200 per pai ‘Asa special attraction, we mention 60 of imisrion Madras Cuirtams. iq yards 1 Snd"50 inches ‘wide which ‘are Tully ‘wort Shoo, which we offerat $25 O per pals. This price uever bougit such # good Curtain ** (Third floor, take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Qours: Quits: Qours: Qours Quilts for everybody, at prices to please every- You Jose money in buying cheap quilt, which is unsatisiactory toyousnnd reflects ais credit upon us for selling such, hence, we have established @ standard ‘uo poor quilts at any rice.” zi ite Crochet Bed Quilts, us- ‘Ove case 11-4 Wi ually sold at $1.25; only $1 each. ‘One case 11-4 White Crochet Bed Quilts, ex- tra quality, usually sold at $1.35: only $1.25 One case 11-4 White Crochet Bed Quilts, ex- tra quality and extra weight, worth $1.50; only ‘he ery seems to be for a quilt he tocover the bed with a litte 10 tuck in at the sides, hence we have secured an extra-sized Crochet Bed Quilt 2% yards wide, of extra weight, and is well worth $2, only $1.75 each. ue "case of 124. Marseilles Bed Spreads, new designs, usually sold at $1.75; only $1.56 eae! One case 12-4 White German Quilts, novel patterns; we formerly sold them at $2.50, but this recent purchase enables us to name the lowest price ever quoted on the same goods, pamely, $1.75 each. ‘One Gise 124 White Marseilles Bed will compare favorably with any sold else- wuere at 93; our price $2.25 each. (Tuira toor: take elevator, WoUDWAItD € LOTHROP. New Exnnowenirs have just opened an elegant line of nar ambric and Nainsook Edgings, which we shall offer at our usual ow prices. Also, quote as special values, 40-inch Navy Blue Muul, 50e. per yard. x iue Mull, embroidered in white, 40 at $1.00. ches wide, 5c. per yard. ow Edgings to inateh. Zephyr Cloth, embroidered in white. Zepuvr Cloth, embroidered in white. 40 inch Wide, $1.25 per yard. 12 tneh wide, G inch wide, 4U-4.ch Pisliy Pin match above Embi Black French Cambric, embroidered in white. 2U-inch wide, 69e. per yard. Pinch wide, S72c per yard. S-inch wide, Tze. per yard. ‘You si:ould not fail to examine our stock of Em- broideries. Second floor: take elevator.) : WOODWARD & LOTHROR. We will sell you a five-foot Curtain Pole, in Cherry. Ebony a = ig that has issued | hitherto from the same source. One of the | speakers at Sunday's meeting in Salt Lake | City declared that the government had no | Pinse Do CRIN RSUCKERS unabated, are glad to see so ‘our customers making their selections We the assortment Of styles is co! and the different lines new, clean aud st placed on sale Five Thousand : y of Crinkled seer. We shail ouer at the low price of grade than formerly sold by us his price, and iully worth 15e. Hlezant siyies and colors, in Stripes, Checks and Plaids. eeond floor: ae SEE OUK W that we havea thoroughly organized “Mail Or- ter Department.” and that alrorders eatrussed torus receive. the same eare and aticution 8 Siven across oar counters. ‘Gots boazht of us Uy mail are exchangeab) or etarns ble for the fill price yal seo Samples sent upor! application, WOObW.ARD & LOTHROP. Banearss: Banroamus:: PRICES CUT IN HALF IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT OUR WINTER STOCK TO MAKE KOOM FOR SPRING GOODS. A good Cheviot Men's Suit at $5, worth $10. A nice Cassitnere Suit at $7.50, worth $14. A fine All-Wool Cassimere Suit at $10, worth $18. A fine 4-button Cutaway Corkscrew Suitat $10, A fine Prince Albert Suit at $14, worth §: A fine spring Gvercoat at $7.50. An extra fie Spring Overenat at $10. Boys Suits at $4, $4.50, $5, 35.50 and $6. Boys’ Overcoats at 50 cents on the dollar. Children’s Suits from $2 up to $8. ALL NEW AND FRESH GOODS. PANTS! PANTS! PANTS! We have 2,000 pairs of odd Pants for men from $1.25 up. Boys’ Pants from $1 up. Children’s Pants from 25 cents up. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, mhl0 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. — (HIS RIGHT NAME WA8 IKE, BUT His ‘SBT CALLED HIM. CLARENCE FOR @HORT), “I FELT SURE YOU WOULD ADMIRE MY TASTE. I THINK IT'S THE NOBBIEST SPRING OVER- CoaT IN TOWN, AND IN ADDITION TOTHAT, AND WHAT 18 OF THE GREATEST DMFOR- TANCE TO WE FELLARS WHO ARE NOT AFFLICTED WITH A SUPERABUNDANCE OF CASH, ITS AWFULLY CHEAP, DON'T YOU KNOW. HOW MUCH DO YOU SUPPOSE t PAID FOR Ir’ CHORUS OF DEAR ¥RELLAHS- “TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS AT LEAST.’ “NOTHING OF THE KIND, ME BOYE-I JUST PAID A TEN DOLLAR BILL FOR IT—FACT I ASSURE YOU, ALTHOUGH 'TISW’T GOOD FORM TO OWN UP TO SUCH A SMALL AMOUNT YOR A FASHIONABLE OVERCOAT, BUT ‘YOU KNOW HOW I AM”—“WHERE DID I BUY It, YOUSAY? WHY aT THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY'S, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D&T. (ALL BLUE signs) mho 3.M. GRADY, Mansora” LACE, Novaurrres am sss Pre EE oo, SPREG Wow wRRR A OH mm A 4 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, oreven the more popular “stole” front pelerine, as they define the out lines of a good form to advantage, ‘and are not in the least cumbersome. ful line of these Jackets at attractive prices, In connection with the above are showing LADIES’ STOCKINETTE JACKETS, of fine quality aud work- manship, cut in the latest shape, at $4.48. A still finer quality STOCKINETTE JACKET, tailor bound and finished, at $5.98. A bom: fA Eg AAA Sus8 Eee ‘oo H 2“4 Gt L V RER oS L oo & Vv E igo bn &S YE @GG LLLL 00 v ERE 4 GENUINE BARGAIN. 50 dozen 5-button-length, embroidered back, war- ranted real KID GLOVES. Shades—Tans, Browns, and Blacks, at $1.19. 4 We gharantee every pair, providing fitted at the ‘counter, and consider them equal to any $1.50 Glove sold in this city, ‘Just received, a full invoice of SWISS AND HAMBURG FLOUNCINGS, Adapted for Ladies’ Suits, and cordially invite your inspection. Special and Attractive Sales in our BROIDERY, AND MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR DEPARTMENTS ARE STILL IN PROGRESS. run Ah Pe gy es MMMM RRR H ER M M E pp pb>! i m8 316, 818 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Cororen § Ps PARGarN—PRes Dasa stNes Vere ‘The Fifth Avenue Style Spring SILK AND DERBY HATS, Introduced by Dunlap & Co., of New York, now ready at WILLETT & RUOFF', Sole Agents, mb10-3m 905 Pennsylvania ave, HIRTINGS. A new assortment of Fancy Shirtings, Madras, Pe- hangs and Pereales ‘Novelties in new designs. W.S. TEEL, mb10 935 Pennsylvania avenue. VES IN GLASS. rs. pure fruit and sugar goods Warranted. Pint Only $2.60 @ dozen. ELYHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, mh95t 428 oth st. After scores of years of patient waiting, the French spoliation ciaimants have obtained a hearing beiore a federal court and actually be- gun their argument. Some of the old mer- chants and shipowners of President Jefferson's day would ery out from their graves if they could see into what acondition their aescend- ants have let their precious papers fall. Deeds of assignment, policies of insurance, letters of administration, and other documents which would be invaluabie as evidence in the spolia~ ion cases, have been allowed to go to the junk dealers and the paper mill, or used to kindle fires. Few of the heirs of the sufferers trom French spoliation have had faith enough im the ultimate recognition of their claims 10 jake care of the fated old manuscripts which vould now furnish a compiete chain ofevidence m theirfavor. Their piizht will be cited bere- after by housewives who have a prudent fancy Jor “saving things,” and whose lords entertain lofty notions of the vanity of “truck. $$ Representative Boutelle cons iders that Secre tary Whitney's auswer to his resolution of in- quiry about the Norfolk navy yard justifies all biseharges against the managementof the yard.- Representative Wise considers the same answer & confirmation of bis defense. Both gentlemen are anXious to talk about the subject again on the door of the House. Why? Ii both are satis. fied now, the public ought to be; and raking ap war memories nearly a quarter of a century old ts not numbered among the duties which the tathers of the Constitution assigned to Con- ress, or the kind of work which the people elected their Representatives to do. $$ Mr. Barnum believes that he has discovered the missing link in the chain of animal devel- opment in the person of an intelligent monkey, which acts like 4 man and tries to talk. The rarity of this species is in direct ratio to the abundance of the next higher type—tue un- intelligent man who aets like a monkey and talks too mueh. The venerable showman has the repatation of a philanthropist. Let him not jeopard it by encouraging the aspirations ©f bis chimpanzee. The silent simian ts too choice a specimen to be reckiessly spoiled. Ga O Bostvess ‘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 ot cost, on account of a change in business, aad ft will pay You to examine our goods before purchasing. No mouey can be invested better than in un Overcoat or Suit, even for future use. The entire stock will be closed without reserve at fifty cents on the dollar, We don’t waut to have a dollar's worth of stock left by April. Wedon't consider it trouble to show goods, 80 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 Sult, Wide Wales Sulis in Prince Albert, Sack”| and 4-Sutton Cutaway, Cussimere and Cheviot Suits YATAWBAGRAPES. CATAWBA GRAPES. ‘alf tou just received. Perfect condition, ELPHONEO YOUNGS COMPANY, mho-5t 428 oth at. Gros Rosas Miazozzau & Co. FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATINES. ‘These beautiful goods look more like Silks than any other makes. And for Quality, Appearance and Durability are Superior toany Cotton Goods in the World The Designs are very attractive andconfined to us for this city,and the price no higher than in- ferior goods. LUPIN’S MOURNING FABRICS in all the new weaves, Great Bargains in BLACK and COLORED SILES. ‘We offer Black Silks at $1.60, Guinet’s, that cannot be matched for the price. SPRING DRESS GOODS in all the new weaves and colors at special pricea. Having imported our Dress Goods direct we can give the very best values at the lowest possible prices, 25 pleces SPRING COLOR INGS, all-wool Plaids, 43-in. wide, at the low price of 65c. worth $1. BYSON CLOTH, all shades, 48-in. wide, $1, worth $1.25. CORDUROYS tm all the Spring Stades at lowest Prices. ‘We have just purchased @ lotof Elegant Black MERVEILLEAUX, which we offer at the low price of $1 per yard. All Pure Silk and Very Beautiful Goods, DENTILLE LAINE, in all colors, very new and very stylish. ‘Have received s large shipment of elegant goods during the past week and ask an inspection. We keep first-clazs goods and sell them at the lowest pos ‘sible prices, We bavealot of Remnants of SILKS, Black and Colored; INDIA PONGEE, and DRESS GOODS, Yanging in lengths from 2 to 0 yards, We think ‘they will interest :.ny one who wiahes to save money. One Price, W. M. SHUSTER & 8088, mhé 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Odd Pants, Odd Vests. Boys’ Suits from 4 to 18 years in Casstimere, Corkscrew and Cheviot. Srama Ovancoama CALL AT ONCE ar THE MISFIT STORE mb6 CORNER 10TH AND F STS, Diss Sorrs FOR HIRE. 5 414 Ninth Street, mbé-lm NateRaL MINERAL WwaTER SHAFER, Tel asda 1010 ¥ street, phone £73. ‘THE RAPID AND FREQUENT CHANGES IN THE WEATHER ARE 80 MANY WARNINGS TO BE PREPARED WITH SUITABLE CLOTHING, WB-ARE READY ‘TOMEETTHECALL FOR LIGHT-WEIGHT OVEROOATS AND BETWEEN-SEASON SUITS 48 THE HEAVIER GRADEA OUR VARIETIES AT LOW PRICES ARE 8UB- JECTS OF MUCH COMMENT. STORK CLOSES AT 7 P.M; SATURDAY, 10. GEORGE SPRANSY, (Own Paton Crormsan. mbS 507 SEVENTH 8T., opp, U. 8. Post Oiiea, WANTED—HELP. Lid & SES. = ‘ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN ‘Cooks; $10 to $20; ve eral workers, scrub and ‘kitchen COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, ‘ANTED-A GIRL Work: must be willing and obi References’ ti ‘ANTED—TWO BOYS ARN THE printing business, ES 200, —A CAPABLE Wii i a Waltress in private indies Tecom: one who sews well red: must be well mended. Call at 1311 Corcoran st. ‘ANTED-A WOMAN WHO 18 A FIRST- class cook, washer and froner; must bri stay at night, Apply at reference and always = mi: = — | eee Sa MR RENT-—ONE FURN! RENT—3STORY BRICK STORE R SALE—CHEAP, A OM HOUSE ON SOR SALF—OORNER 15TH ST. EXTEND! FP ohiemsiehed toome: 7 Rooms at 1210 7th ski wa Woe GRO tm ed: | KGeh at tee Baad teins CHOON, HOUSE ON nnd acumen ave. Mt Picasaot ta voor spect unexeeptionable. Inquire at 1134 7th st. a. w. ate sorh | good side aley and back aller. Price, feet, containing oply 24.000 sq, 16c; 8 JnOn RENT—1981 0 Y-aVE-a VERY COM. RENT — FORMISHED —HGOS! $2800, CETFARKEN GS and i 6, nh lO.it.15:° | hate corer for faewtimepe, Als, 1 on Cu pari 08 second floor; furnished rooms: fine loeation; stable om lot: $75. SALF—CHEAP. A NICE LITTLE S-RooM the conveniences mbiouee | Ig1T 1ith st awe ait eon eth st bet Pang Ewa w. Price, RENT—617 13TH BT. NW. TWO LARGE | JOR RENT—10 ROOM BRICK. REAR Sst — Peres ci sae baste | Rake ee a a | eae ves : sie mblose — 2 3d and Ms w.. renting at $15 per mo. in alvance 1.600. CH. PARKER, 4 a mhi0.11,19-30 oan FOr SAGEGHEAP, 4 GOOD per or on nermont nee. aod 19h st: eto aa' o Tui bao atta als cre keg Eweliings the bonbeifal rewdence bd.eroawan of the a Ixpanese mbaany ‘one aide om tue ‘hu und | the elegant residence of ‘Col Lorenso Sligraves, U- OR RENT—NICELY-PURNISHED ROOMS ON Te THE 0 y Fi ate: Std eccond oor genuenne mod- | F’Portund: sourteen room $78 New erate terms, 730 Sth St, Dewween'G and H 1S and $20: well located. PARKER eiows. ‘mh0-im OS Sra wan Rk RENT—-TWO PLEASANT, NEWLY-FUR- OR RENT— IR RENT—1126 147i Si, OPPOSTT: and Maine ave.s\ Ww. rooms, Fe Price, $2,200. C. il. PARKER, ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO po G ference 4st and Pennayivania ave. W aNEED, FIRST-CLASS DRESSM. Pig uadienne preferred. Address Box ENP RAL HOUSE ‘Call at 206, corner ANTED—A SIRSTCLARS eee OPER- in Tailoring Depart- a CORP ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOK: Maids, General ‘Waiters and Coachm Labor Bureau, 517 7th st. n. 'ANTED—A SOBER, STEADY YOUNG MAN as marker and make bimsel wired. Address AUME 87 See Aue EXtapEy T03 STEADY, SETTLED GIRL, TO jeneral housework {a @ smail family Apply, with references, 430 10th ‘D— A PATIENT, do the house work for furnily of tw fereaces required. Call bet Bo washing. Ret Land p. m., 119 4th st se. ANTED-GIRLS FOR FACTORY WORK. Addrens, giving age and wame of last emplovcr, ‘Star office, me-8e NTED-SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, GER- to cook, wash and iron for’ small private family. Apply, with reference, at 11 ‘3d at. n. & mhd-St iw. BIOLABS | AS Fer price and terms apply ished, communteating ‘Roo! second oor. | Ht i629 14tn stn. ee 1 vx. pruaues, comm aiating Rooms, on wecond non: | Esco ata RRALE-GHEAP_A GOOD Uisixmse cee: | ence eRe ta 315, Neat the Capitol. ed. | 300 Neen. Azb and C Me aw. 8 room frame Price, | ™ROSt___ 1008 Peuneylvania eve ‘Apply 225 North Capital st. mntowte | 1300 Soot ‘CH. PARKER, di; and Ee w. SOR SALE yk RENT_FUNNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT | 154F st 2. on 2 Botidine Steen op ee Flampenico eve. Fahim ba hoor ue se oes we oe mittee TOR, SALYICHEAP, 5 ROOM HOUSE AND | price $1.95 per square moe FOR KENT-TWwo FURNISHED ROOMS, 812 | 233 9th fet ee Mt and Ne oe Bos, Houses on ‘Appiy to ..V. N. RUYOR, ‘Rhode Ialand ave. n.w. mbiGote | | 118 Test as re ‘ soe t00 fortherwo., | moi” aso8 ‘Pennasivania ave, (OX RENT—LLARGE PARIOR, OB _LARG?: OR | 1223 Yb ave: JOR BAT ©—GHEAP, 2 NEW GROOM BRICK Fam SALE small .oom furnished, with or withcut board, 103 Cans 1 _~ ‘Tiree Beautiful Lots op 14th st. pear N st, 226m Gare and herdics pass thé door. Inquire 517 East | 199 Canal st. a Bidand S16 84a. 8. with water a ie r Care and Taniogis™ | 124 Schow'sali Fepting at 264.90 per mo. Price, $1,500 each Or CTaRS bo wil boone deeper eae care i RENTOISSO 1ST ¥ KER, 43g and haw. DWI | meg 1508 Pennayivania ove, ‘OR 12TH STN. W., TWO NICE TENT: OTH ST. N in | GOR SAE GHEAE 7 SEW oioti es . ee ae furnished. one large front ‘with bay win- Fe Ie a a ST. 3 ay DESIRABLE ‘OR SALE—CHEAP, 7 @ROOM RRICK ~~ rR improvements; in good order; cheap at 2B Fe. BART. AT 1112 = cs N WA LANGE, A. WARNER, 016 F st. nw. aa wicety a, Reon) o-. u Bas en VOR RENT—905 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W,, ex] re, with gas and bath; suitable for, eman cr i ia Senileman andWwite. ‘Terms trascasbie © males Ee gion exeniont taunc now Being Put ae >On SALES Houses, press brick fronts, water and cas on Nxt. | [Cl x VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING Loma. ee land PRgta $900 caw; bala, 1a, and a Vert ett yrs CH PARKER digand Paw. mbi0iiiis-are | Om Vermont ave. 12.4 by average Fee ‘SAT. a BARGAIX FIVE-ROOSE Apply to fame dvveiling, with iarce tc ronre feet) Situated corner 34 'und S sts. a, enol cheay | _mhOSt Pigiciner Boone ota ot tee REMY | pane ien SES aT a ROOMS, | log ho. RMA | WORSE ceapur BUILDING Lom, = ol mR RENT—047 C s ‘ate 6 ae 2 aout light: well heated: private family; gentiemen | More Fe0d location, near’ market oe Cor. 10th aud F sta haw. ON M ST. NX. W. Ouly preierred: references TF gih10-18e" | auee! COnveDIenCeR, Food loontion ae SALE BETWEEN G3 AND 8D STS {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMN—EN SUITE. m-St 4 homed sox mace. Fons Sngie. 600 ivi etn ‘opposite Pesmsyiva- JF GE RENT 025 90 1, 4 ROOM Bay wine 4 LARGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE Apply to hiaave. bose dow House, new, with afl conveniences, near Pen- ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE, OR RENT—211 3D ST. N.W.. HANDSOME | lon OMice. Apply at 486 New York ave. “mh9St_ Toms on first and second floors, single or en suite, | 73OR RENT. ‘THRERSTORY BRICK mhOst HIGHLAND PLACE, i — = — OR SALE-I HAVE A FRONTAGE OF 84 RENT—€ ROOM, othe for sale the residence of Hon. Theogere Ig- | Hae, SALE Cn Aue of ween taoe On oe ished complete; piano, secretary, &c. Appoint: [ouse: with modern {mp man. 1407 Massachusctis ave. Dupont Circle. wi ‘square mej frtclan: convenient fo Capa, departtuents | andi Rtieans Sedat Ae ae ree SES pane Kat fronts 61 tset on, the avenue, and contains | S olomic t wallaerer he pire dee Toe aud bovele._ = OR RENT_RLEGANT, DWELLING, IN FRE | BY alarge bow e House, 58 fect froot wits PM! | A. PRsOOrT, Lai =e order, 12 ‘and all mod. improvement ‘hadi . E Lk — 19,180 ARE FEET OF A suite of handsome Rooms on second floor in | 1434 @ sk i'w. Reduced 10 $00. Witt DUVALL. ntral “ite Neround: touting 7 on Sut Qentral halway, 16x34 routing 117 feet on 30th at. n.w.. the em botiding 2013 F st. n-w., especially sulted for_dentist; . <b —— 3} tis: alse, Rooms on third oor oltable, WE general cules | 226F sh Rw. Rah a ‘ANTED—A WHITE SERVANT GIRL FOR eral housework; references required. “Anply mbs se D GIRL TO COOK, WASH it white need apply. 1202 New mh8Bt ‘ANTED—A Gi and fron: none bet Jersey ave. n.w. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN BETWFEN THE of 17 and 23 to work on government one studying law preferred. ication and experience, Box lawyer's ollice: Address, stating age, edi ress, stating age, edu ee on hap Siena san ten pet the in: urpasaey Une kare rooms scbsehie fe erie ‘OR RENT—4i3 q STN. W..A NICE NEARLY 1 Drawing Room, 21x34, bay exten- Tore a ten parc on the toe HubSe THOMAS Te WSUCAMAN OL Patna. | F’new strroom use in combleds onde wit be Rear 22, Fiber particulars inquire or addrews = eee newly key opposite, rent, $25 In. advance. Drawing Room, 21x35. AUSTIN P, BROWS. ‘NTLEMAN, FRONT | Apply eet ani ‘mbest* Dining Room, 16x32. ‘2426 F Room, furnished, ‘comfortable and convenient. i : All on dirt floor. ‘The entire House is fitted up with E-AT a BARGAIN, FWO GhacLoW ermis Vreasonabic. References. 1200 Gat uw: | FOR RENT gon.ss | farengdlous and cheerful rooms.and all the modera | JOUR S2G ce bates Behan Be Ce awed 1028 ith at 1 room, : ‘Also, large new Stable om rear of the lot, which | i9f,% front of 1® feet. MS P. SHORM KR VOR BENT—-UNFURNISHED—TWO ROOMS i = pe SE had 920 Fst nw. wah and Alcove, second floor; new brick, bay-swindowed RK SALE— Lots on 16th st, north apd south of Soott Cirela, house; 1208 O st. ».w., pear fows Circle; price $18, in- cluding heat and gas, Belen ee FROR RES House has large veranda and fronts south onan F @ztensive lawn, with beautiful and ornamental shade Lots.on Pst., near Dupont Circle. ANTED — A STEADY WOMAN FOR THE country. to cook and assist In housework; Ger- referred. Apply between 3 and 4 p. . W., Second floor front room. mB8-485 LADIES TO WORK FOR ts aT ielr own house. $7 to S10 per week can be No. photo painting; "no canvassine. Fs Please address. at once, Cis: 10 “Central street, Boston, Mus. man or Sweea m., at 935 F st_n, WANTED--SITUATIONS. ANTED MILE SERS A NORTHE! to take charge of millinery. Can copy, ming. and infivence trade, Is honest dress LAT. fi originate in triny ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSERES chambernrds, men cooks, S.'A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, maids, cooks, walters, waltress ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE. ria place as chambermald aiid waltress, or ue aon in spashing; references given. ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED DRESS maker work. by the day in families. Reveren ANTED— WATCHM\KERS-—YOUNG MAN Pesition to finish trade at watchmaking. T-CLASS WHITE BA Address (stating terms) 0. ANTED-BY A GiRL 17 OR 18 YE General Housework in a small family. af 1719 13th st. n. w, ANTED KNOWN—NATIONAL LABOR BU- lable and competen: vants for all aid any capacities,whiteand colored. with Send in your orders, BH. DICK, 517 Teau engages only. ANTED-BY A_ THOROUGH Posiiion in nm first-clas: grocery store; I; unexce, tional references tidham, 438 7th st. sw. Address Box 34, eitner wholesale —A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTA- ble young white girl, as nurse or chambermaid; is willing to do both; Is ‘accustomed to children; best Tefe ences furnished, Address X. 0. L, Star ollice. TEDIAY AN ACTIVE YOUNG WHITE mana Place i tore References ANTED — SITUA ION AS CASHIER AND le business, by a neryetie, strictly sober ab undivided time; best of reierences. Address man with fam: golag to school at Howard University, would like to have @ place to wait. moruing and evening, for his board. Address e 5-4 PAY $100 TO AN rocuring ine a Vosition payiis $50) to $60 per eov ernment position preferred. "Address ANTED—PLACES FOR HOUSEKE lady's” maids, cooks, chambermaids, nurses, house girls, Waitresses, men cooks, waiters, and drivers. White and colored. with reteren DUNDORE & CO. mb: 5 : ‘For perutt to inspect the premises apply to St. near Dupout Circie. oi COME, AND, BOARD NICH | ROR PRA ave Lots on Now Hampabice ave, bear Circte Bie re ee ee ete ae heen _mnose 1505 Peongyivania ave. | 2‘Lots north side town Circle, ench 25 fect frome OR HENT—FURNISHED, WITH | BOARD, | 1421 9st. OF REMSTORY BRICK RESIDENCE. | Lowen Clifton, Mosboke and Ist ceenae nts aecouddlour fronts south amd east Senemune’ Rees 912 Te (On 10th st, near Dupoat Circle; contains 12 room, | Mine ponent 3 pepe cee Raters ens rae? | dea sea aoe FS TRIAGE MUILDING th ate oa iS 335 Lest, ‘each ) one square from Dupont OR | RENT-HANDSOME PARIONS — ON | 7i7 11th mh0-3t F'srse soon atta, they rooms third Boge, farntese | eet foot Mi FS Permo. » OFFICES. Per. mo. OR SALB—A NEW, LARGE, SUBSTANTIAL are ee EEO, 2908 FO or unfurnished; references exchanged. 520 34 Se | $12 91n st n.w...... $65. 00l|1010 F st, Ist f1..41820.00 Fea ‘very handsome resiience, in ohe vt the tat ALE-THE LOT SW. COR. OF 12TH w. a O19 F st. 0... 1F_.40,00 the Pa.a¥.,T16E17- 18.00 | desirable localities of the ci:y. aca very low prce. FSA fronting teervation, xs) room JOR RENTCA SUITE OF ROOMS HAND. | 329 Del. ave. nie. 4720.00 ithe Paav-room 2118.00 | “mhtelw WM. b. YOUNG. 1303 Pat haw. TNO. F. WaucaMan somely furnished, suitable for M. C. or for busi- | ‘Theabove is only asmatl portion of property on “ny | > F 804 and 806 F st. w. OB SALE_WE WILL SELL 1423 SST. $500 mhé-1w* | books, For full 'st eall at oilice for bulleti=. trned of AEE CORNER OTH AND MASS AVE, | the ime and 215i” (mudi THOS. E, WAGG, Potter ae ee EL value. A. PER one nicely Furnished Room, with Board: southerit HOR SAT IT ON MASS AVE, BETWKEN 8x05. sy to Seer and 1oen_ [m0] THOS. K WAGGAMAR. Pathth @ rowxsexp, ch and 10th sa. ew. ine OR RENT—MARCH 10TH, BRIC! ot! 1418 F st. a and eastern exposure; three ‘windows. Heterevors | I¥ 108 2d st. ne., near the Capitol, nine rooms, in- NEWS STORIES RAY exetiabent:iQu: to three lines of cars. ié-lw® | cluding bath; beatitiful location. eens window, twomtories. with balcony top; lot 2244 by OR, '~LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- | KR RENT—1102 L ST. N.W.,6-ROOM HOUSE, | 100. finished out in the most expensive and approved nished Rooms, single’ or communicating, suitable | EW fronting Park on Maasachusetis ave. delightful 1g- | modern style. built by owner. for personal aetepance, Tor Congressmen; very desirable location; two lincs ot | cality. Rent $30. Apply to 'W. E. BUCKINGILAM, | Will be sold. below present kaibey pant OCCUPANCY. cara, 1720 H st. n.w. mb1l2w* 32 7th st. fe mhs-3t" $24 permision. 14 inspect apply to PARKER & (OR RENT—1119 17TH ST. N. W.. TWO SEC. | TOR Fe TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 1908 | TOWNSEND, 1418 Fst___ meta ‘ond floor front communicating rooms, sunny and Wiltburger st., between 6th and sth ands and T | JOR SALF—-OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHING. bright, in a private family, where there are 0 chil- | gta: four roots,’ water: rent $10:30. tnguire 1020 | ton City Property sigh’ new 2atory, é-rvou brik dren:with first-class table board. dislaw> | Sivge ney, imbibe | Aweltings In Daltiovore; bo incunbrasnce; price oS — = OR RENT— ps x ae y April Ist, 0 stn. w., Of ite FOR RENT—FLATS F'2"tvltages, 6 rooms each, Kenyon st., Columbia Pension office, Comtsinlag 2500 we sereant. ae a Heights: $25 per month each by the year, oem hh oat Tne Tae T aT THE | mbes ADAMS & BEALL, 1420 F st. nw. i Ohne ‘Wooumont, corner 18th st. and Iowa Circle. (OR RENT-S1X-ROOM HOUSE, 1826 BOUND- don S6 MoU GIS le wee ste Wclonis Sastan Ait st quth bias tate on iin ot mus-si* Ary St. D.W., very convenient, pleasant locatiom, | K st, bet. 14th and 15th.) hooses in rear Sr...2,500 | a. bargain, Apply to MAJOR GEO. A. ARMES, Berle orders’ key ‘at 2822. “Inquire W. W. aeat” | Scu,er baht 000) 3428344 Mine, de1800 | miho-aamew 3 CALF, 1531 Vermont ave. mbS-3t* ™M ». FOR RENT—OFFICES. TOR RENT ool 2 oe = 1610 19th nw. 1010-1 4 26th n.w.6r.28.50 - 4 eet ngton Mapont only Fe, REN 1743 P n.w.. 11 38 | 634 .N.Y. an w.,588.27.60 F-11,500 507, 309, 311 M ae ee on fn 4 = Bright cheerful Office Rooms in the elegant buil 1418 20thst. n.w., Lire 75 14:9 ce Pi a S asmail portion of property on my ing northwest corner 9th and ylvania ave steam heat and elevator service: location appiicab! for professional men or for business purposes gener- TF 1206 Fst, now, P3t8non05 |TT14 N-Cap, at 7 FE18.AO 70 e books. For fil list cail at oflice for oulletia issued oa | Build 70/1248 Lithst. se, Srs_i6 | the 1s and 15th. (mhd} THOSE WAGGAMAN, | § ‘ “VERY NEAT AND CoM. | Snd tne impro . anti 7 3 KAT AND CoM: | fnd ne improvemenw. ate, cousiantly, gellg pe allyrent very moderate. Apply to - encased a Aree Care plete new Groom brick dwellings: corner houses, | J All sell at a good profit axwoon as built. Also light and cheerful; pavered throughout; will be soid | some two-story six-room houses for sale at good bar vi they are now rented to good | ginson K si Apply to COOk & GOODACIU Soto a" romp buger, wu wil | ‘mn fn incumbrance at por'cent in: |S terest a Sarge win given: Ts Fens POR PENT—AN OFFICE ROOM ON Oi ST. near Pa ave; Ist floor; suitable for Insurance, Real Estate or other business. Inquire of CHARLES © _DUNCANBON, 9.h and D sta. n.w. mb9-t K_SST. N.W.. BET. OTH AND 10TH, BUNGSNS ce “five Lot, 20 by 05 acl WOR RENT—DESIRABLE FRONT OF FICS Som et AE ||| een aes ea wdjoining Lote 78-4 by 90, Rooms at 1407 F st. nw. 22 J See — |, Detroes st. niw., near Ist, two Lote, 31-2 by 4 Only JOHN SHERMAN co. TOR SALE-TOGETHER OR SEPARATE= | ¢1.100. mh6-20 three very complete ¢-room brick dwellings, just | " Several very pretty Lots on Columbia Heights compieted, on 11th st. ust north of T st, iy SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Tim WALKER & WILs ae a os PO SALE—I HAVE POUR VERY Fin’ FEE, SALECSNTG GROOM BRICK HOUSE, | I building Lows opposite me Blaine mansion, with Rew and papered throughout, stoves, water and | outlook om Dupont circle for sale at $5,500 each. A EWokRBS LEE 1200000 Vers easy Payments, | good opportunity: for parties to bulld together. make {OR KENT—FINE OFFICE ROOMS—1423 FS’ ‘dest office location In the city; to very desirable tenants low rents, We have rooms on Ist, 2d, 34 and 4th floors, bright and spacious, from $6 to'$23 Per month. "Appiy on premises ‘to C CR WIMMER, Keal state, Insurance aud Loan Lots in all parts of fhe elt and ou easy terms, X, 1006 F si. 9 = 3 (ORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. mbb-6r | lug their own with a saving i: the cost pees 2 oe erm ame nowy aid ine higeen | tba Si FOR RENT—STORES. at bch at ag. Bas rosea eet, Bee ply to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 Fu. MSN" | Conmuctical ave nbd Oat, fet ant weed fed * M nw, “Property on 16th st. bel. K and Scott cire'e, 410 6th st. n. e.,6 rs, large lot, $16. R SALE— banding’ rapidly in wale "Many fine heoceee TOR F 2120 14th'st. n.'w., store. $22.50. ‘Three elegant Houses, north side of K st. n.w., bet. f, ‘4 Yat 0 eee E c 7 meuts are in contemplation on 16th st. Now isthe The elegant and commodtous Store 1018 F st.n. | _mh6-2w WALKER © WILSON, 1006 Fst.n.w__| isencre iotkon ma ay yh Soe he Of the finest store rooms and best locations in | an b aw whe? 4 Lp rf Le (OR RENT-TWOSTORY BRICK HOUSE, 235 |_™bS6t_ BATES & WHITMAN, 1407 Fst cellent single lot~ and some Very valuabie frouinges freigue dlevator Iealde tea earter mege elevator; also, | Hod et between Band C eta m we contaieeG reome, RSALE—WE HAVE A NUMMER OF NEW houses ia the rapids “muproving. morte toagood tenant THOMAS E, WAGGAMAN, édes bathroom. and all modern improvements. brick houses for sale, northwest, southeast, of 4 to JOHN 4. PRESCOTT: mhO-St O17 F sine. | Rernontt in advance. Applyto JAMES ¥- DAVIS; | 7 rooms cach and prices ei Uou. wo i000 each | ~ a A4A6 Fst aw | BONS. 621 Fennsylvanis ave. mal Call on DANENHOWER € SON..1226 F si mbO-1w 70! FATE THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ox & 12 9th st. n.w., one of the be-t locations in OR SALE—427 P ST., 8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE, St Just west of New Haanpabire we: 1x7 i ent fe to modern improvements. Price, $4,500. each. Only $1 per foot Owner 1331 F st aw, ome re TE MASE WAGGAMAN S a THOS: J. MYERS, Appis to Room 4 xy 917 F st nw. mb6-2w 1216 Fst ENT—A DESIRABLE STORE, ROOM, | 611-17 Va. av., Gr.12.50!|1208 2dst-ae.5r..10.30 | JOR SALE-SEVERAL NEW COTTAGES aT Bmorsin A.B. HILL & CO., mhé-lw “DANENHOWER & SON, 1236 F st. Bit Fieasant containing 6 rooms and cellar, ove MONEY TO LOAN. furnished Rooms ia Saine floor: permanent. Ad dress Box 105, Star office. = ' FURNISHED ROOM ate family: within te ice. Address FLED, OFFICE, WITH ‘ating rooms, with walk of Printing o} WO ‘one child to be tak Id like communic state terms. Address C. A. ANTED— ROOMS — TWO UNFURNISHED Rooms for light housekeeping; must be reason— stating price and location, ‘mi ‘ANTED—ABOUT FUR of house unfurnished, for light housekeeping, by id wife without;children,rent reasonable. G., Star olice. ‘TED--HOUSES. juse In good repai very cheap for cash, Ouly' answers, giving street and number, price and full particnlars, will receive atten- ress Zi:RO, Siar office. ROOMS OK PART 4 ware from 14th st. care Price €2.500, JNO. F. | \goNEY BMY AND NAVE mb9-1in 1S P| POR RENTS "AGGAMAN. SOS and 500 F st tu. moor | Mi Valen wits? ABE AkD mAvE = 2 PLOTS | ae ORG 2O4gE| 2200 a n.w.10r-903.gg | TACEAMAR. S14 end SOF mans : Sits waren, FORRENT—MISCELLANEOUS | #3 83 1300138 gos eutident 8 | POR SALES A Ewostony Ercirnoowt |... oe ok REN 95) Laue Toth Bow. eR f MONEE? Coas OPE tescn as Hand stable at 314, and rooms, with and without Vie 80 MONT aver wore oe 000. Hoses a Sse eee has Po ls boara, at'S16 and 314 Indiana avenue. Jald-zm “BO 234 Ist awe 3 OLIZMAN, 1331 F s Wir ar waskine: seelaeee ee OR SALE—1631 JEFFERSON, PLACE. SEW ‘ton property a tiowest cur = = ; Aaa7s ‘st, 7 ree stories, basement. and attic: 1 rooms FIPS at AL ESTATE. 0r....35 56 C st. n.iv. ides bath and large trunk room: improved Simonds cameras ~~ —— 50) 202 Ist st. aw., 6.16.50 | furnace and range, soapstone inbet bulices pauiee, eS AEE EER - . A 4 212 Ist st. aw., Gr...18.50 | dumb-waiter and furniture ft: wainscoted through: OSE TX SUMS OF FROM $1,000 70 550.000 An cifiLroom House at Hyatt: Jot Ox THOMAS J, FISHER & Go. | out drt vor’ all dovre double; exceient plumbing, | IMM on saustectory teal tstatesecurity, at muita 200; Conveuieut to station: wi real were being a separate waste rom closet. ‘The | Fates. ‘2d commission. A.B. HILL @ Con ames 2526 F etreet nocthwest._ | iioase istob lance tor owner, Fer price and perm ve | tebe ie CUTIE & WIMER, 1423 Fat mh10-1m Ts38F st. OR _RENT—TWO STORY AND BASEMENT | inspect: apply t Wat. F. YOUNG, 1308 Fan eae Woe) N REAL SSTATE— R SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP. brick house, 323 Ist st. ne; 8 rooms: rept, $80. | mnhi-Or Ree Shy VERY DSIRE ABLE, ST ee ee ee ornare, 225, 625, "i; | [rok SALE=IS10 OAT THREE STORIES AND STREET CARS PASS TliE DOOR, i ed : Festemen: 12 rooms two-story bay window with A beatiful country seut on the edge of the city: has | quire $26 1st st. n.e. att iAbea ury nent ou the edge of the city: b balcony ton: dnished ‘out Iu natural wood: atest snd Mo ESD, out four acres, plenty of frult, flowers, di: well lane most expensive ‘and ‘wooden. mantles: price ns 5; Drov-d by inrge double house, with all modera couve: | ['Gsp Gs e, 3-at. b..$55)/400 Dn. 2-8. 0r. $iSLogd Perinion To inspect can only be hadot | + OF Real ET. sor, Blguces: Hae stable and outiiouses. Figitn ne 23 or. 35 -ARKER & TOWNSEND, 1418 Fat. no tl aS 1503 Fey further particulars apply to 05 Gib nw. 2x re era em _f22-1m 0 Op Series Particulars APP eT & DYER, 951 Qn wroversir Sr Fok. Gare HOUsh S12, 9TH St. XW. OON;| 9 fONEY 10 10AS, ON REAL ESTATE mu9-7t 1501 Fst how. | 2308 (bib. a8 6720 |Bo'n Eitan 3 rpm: all modern imprevercnis: wil | ) I SUS To SUE en OR AE TESTOR EGE TRADE FOR | $3 dth n.e.b,0ram.i.-18 26 Bld R2af,bra.---B | owner, RG OLDSCHMID, Of9 Must howe messes | 613-1me 3 142s F at. At Glendale station, B and PRR. 150 acres under | _© 927 F. eunteestory Brick; stone trimmings: complete in | MI Cmiucs in city, 61,300, 2.000, and $4, Guitivacion: 260 acres wood: two tenement houses, | Tron RERTS | Skery Fespect: with all modera tuprovements; frst: | ave, cstateln city: 61-200, $2,000, $3, 0G0mna UKs Bo we, OU Fooms each; good barn, saw mill, stable, | [2030 Tst_.10r-f-$75.00)'1130-S2 20th.7rs...$27.50 | class locition; plans shown of ihe inter.or. ‘The | Kinver gnd smaller suing Node nso de, &e, 226 12th, 10r.. 65.50 3019 M st..store. 25 | house is in perfect condition, having always been oc NON REAL ESraTE ‘Avply to BUFTY & DYER, Bae beak aOre. TO LOAN ON REAI mhodt, 1301 F st. b.w. ig Me a seven or F Month; good location; between I Address, stating particulars, at S percent, on sums of $2.00 ‘and upwards, and Sig and 6 per cent on SStablerear 1115 iGth a.25 | Cupied by owner; will be sold low on very easy terms. $98. 2 small sums. Money available on “shortest notice. JNO. BOWLES 524 20th st. 1078... 80.85) 1421 Hopkinsst.m. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 24 2 Real Estate Broker, | 1017, 2o1oSist et, 10r-B0||" and wtable- fare anGeth Eatate Broker. POR, BENT HONE IN THE COUNTRY— Falls Chureb, Va.; situation el ted and health | 1143-45 2istst.-12r....40/ 2816 Nar. it NTED—TO EXCHANGE—HOUSE, HAVING 8 rooms, bath, stationary range, latrobe. marble bowls, &c., well located, northeast Dwelling, northwest, Will 000 cash. Address mbi-w,ths Ot for 9 or 10-room dilfereuce not to ex- USSELL, Star office. Tul; large surroundings: prospect aelightful: depot Ne. OR SALE~ BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND | © (0. 1424 New Yorkave, aa convenient; house desirable. Apply at 907 New York pile, Jor pomes OF juvesiments, in northwest | VF ONEY To LOAN IN SUMS oT Las ave. D.w. mb2-1216 rarhingtn,, Purges desiring to purchase propeny | VE vac $2,500, a 5 percent, ov fracas cay OR RENT—A “LARGE NEW STORE AND Se a vall themselves of present ufferings. | property. Dwelling at Waterford, Loudoun county, Va; one see py a3 Of the best stands in the stite fur @ general count: store, Apply to W. it BRYAN & CO. or Dr. CO. NELL, at Waterford, of to the owner, W. S._00SE, Washington, D.C. mh9-6t R. 27-100 1420 Fstinw. | 5 Corner 10th and F streets nortiiwest OR SALE — VERY DESIRABLE SMALL | 637.000—TO LOAN ‘Hovees in northwest and northeast Washington. | %) 5,000 ANTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL GROOM hborhood, for about, mut water fa yard, House, in good net cash; no improvement with full particulars, Box 143, Star office. " mh: ng ee Prices $2,000, 51.100, . $1,200, $1050. $2,000, | "2.000 ON REAL ESTATE. ‘OR RENT—SMALL FARM TWO MILES FROM $2,850, $2,500, $3,000, $3,500, $3,800) $4,000," 3 ‘THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN. thiscity. S-room dwelling, 42 acres land. purest | _™! oihten cei a4 CON. & McEUEN. we ) set ae waver, choice fruits, shade trees, bara, de. SU. per por RENT—BY TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 100 1470 F st. nw. MONEY 10, LOAN ON REAL BSTATE IN mo. iA. PHULLIPS, 1428 N.Y. ave. mh9-lin 1226 F st. nw. {OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT 1303 N st. N.Wz | VI “Somsto sult, at lowest rms DANENHOWER WANTED—BOARD. ANTED—BOARD FOR GENTLEMA, and two small children in or near Georgetown: name terms, which must be moderuie. Address box 38, Star office, WANTED—MISCELLANEVUS. ANTED — $300— AMPLE SECURITY AND collateral given to proper parties, Address Box ANTED—OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT RIEDERICH, the Mann- factusing Jeweler, 605 7th #t., opposite Parent office. for cash, by WM. F ANTED-KNOWN THAT MY ELECTRIC Needle positively obliterates superfluous hair, leaving no trace. All’ plaster romoce a More stubborn growil. Electric treatm for Jadies and chiliren. Seud for circulars. LL. 702 13th st. ANTED—6,000 SPRING OVERCOATS AND Spring Suits to clean. No dry process or any other vile method used that will rot your goods. Send postal, PRINCE, 1009 F st. ‘ANTED—GOOD PIANO FOR SPOT CASH. style aud lowest price. Address mhb-6t* drugs, acids, €c.. on Box 81, Star off ‘ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO ey, "calland investigate at cb. EONS money. Call’ and inv at G. jer. Fine Waich ‘nad Clock. repairi 1409" New nel ieawe HR SALE-IN NORTHWESTERN STATE three sections Land, splendid for stock und grain jarming, with water-power flour mill and other im Slegant property: loi 26x100, 1242 Oth stv! | & SON, 1330 Vat “jek nice small Brick, Vacant Lot northwest corser 13tih “ See eee and X sts; 42100; splendid location for fine resi- | J ONEY TO LOAN inrta : on fe feet ‘in sums to wit, oa approved Real Fxtate rovements; rare opportunity aud adaptations for | _™h4-6u dence. Apply to Owner, Rooms 6, 7 and 5, 615 Fst. gums to ie Tremere astecable, proliiable” Ousiness.”.”\Adiress | NOR RENT—BY © H. WALKER, 690 LOUIS | “Pobm Po | iy at foment rates of teres "Saargemeergie: No OWNER, Box 244, Washington, DG. mbo-tw* ane ave We aos am. Ly Foisa ee tite ROEM WASHINGTON REAL, amaty Sow. ea A OR SALE-aT TERRA COTTA Station, | 318 Cat ne, Sesion Gan Eatate Company have a large aud choice line af [NET TOLGAR OM G0ob REALS t'Met. Branch, B.& 0. R., w beantifal Country 20 Oat D6. & TOUS, eeRAne ae, improved and uaimproved property for sale, offering HAVE MONEY To 10a D eats G6 acren, £00 Tins, $33 miles ons cy wih | _822 mabe | improved ang uatmproved, Proper fur raie ontecing | J tio orcoltsieral ansuriy af lowest rates sf irnerest Sell as. whole oF in building lots ¢» suit. For particu= RENT—BY HOLIZMAN. lars apply SHERMAN & CQ. 1407 F at. aw.,or | JO2 RENT-BY BO. HOLTZMal delay when security is good. U. C. GRE! 07 WALKER @ WILSON, 1006 F'st. n.w. chase or Laving iand for sale inthe north or hortt Stites tude ave jane eust section of the city will find it to thelr advantage | 2: !Temen's building, cot {do so through this company. which gives is wile | \FONEY Tv Load mh3-w,feszme 1795 Pst. ihe sitcntion and guray tothe developnictitot cat part | 2VI in sume vo wait at lowes fun, on approved rest FROR SALE— 1915 Pa. av. 1i r.... 83.33. of the ciy. | This company has seventy thousand | elute security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, BUILDING SITES AT AMMENDALE 312 Conn. av, 12s 8s 3720 | feel n one tract on New Maimpshire ave, sta bargain | “o2) 1437 Penusylvaninave_ RL SS ete aan HMA | S1Y Hee har yeaa Gte Eakaesee Saas | “Als SAS acre of mproved farm inden Vir | YOST] i IRGINIA HOMES—MY FREE JOUUNAL Di 142 Fst, n.w- office. ‘Bat n23-6m, = 510 Fst nw. ON Bical as SRY V scribes clegant prasing torn e a SOU NAL DE: | 943 Fat. nw. 1007 D at. n = THOS. J. FISHER @ CO, ve = [DOME NEW s.| 5 1324 Fa ae In the noted Piedmont region 2% hours by rail to | 942 F st.. office..........35!/1009 F s"n w., of Foo RB SALE—TWO VERY HANDSOME NEW 3. Washington city. Purties wanting, Virginia hors 237 2uih Bt mW, ‘25\\Cor 7th wud E'steolrias, story and basement Bricx Houses, containing 11 Willalao communicate with mer IL*W. AiLiaene® | Agee goth ab Bn BF--28 | Tome aod fine cellar, with every hmprovement 0° =< Gated 1225 and 1537 1bib st. bet Mags ave. nod Nat, Towa Circle, 15 1. S280 Akasa’? Sth, 10%-~$150 | Bp, Houses ate oben for fispeciion.” Pricn 50.00, ‘Warrenton, Fauquier county, Va. 127-100" FARM— o to owner, It Ge ‘A PROF Gh acreznous the eityson good road all, une year, | ees ioiy, 1)E--= 200 ota, we bra~Siee | fey res ularmaiion app) to ovnce. ‘a Dem 4 farm; 6 room. jouse ildin rns MITE ‘Gtwh. Br_83 IG “§ RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER BUSI- very easy. Se EE ebrovert - if plas {with me for rent or sale ts iberaliy BOARDING. __| A nests Tenge snd old esabiiebed Stove, oud 71m cE oe sporty forsale, Gall send at office. TRST-CLASS, BOARD AND ROOMS AT 419 | THOMAS, gov Lauisans eve. new mabe tea ROR SALE—LAND— \Oth and F sta-nw, 14th st n.w.. by day. week or mouth; board $3 a C— a. 43 acres of fine land: well located; near the city; 15 acres meadow land: on good stream ‘of waters improvement; will be sold chea at JOHN T. M1 ued! Estate Broke, 271m 1100 Pennsylvania ave. ‘Week; board with room $4.50. pu SAN! 6S EFFECTED UN ALL mhsste Me Me EsHELMAN. | PURCHASES AN or Golumbin and out of toms ecu OARDING AT 404 2D ST. N.W. Agent for Howard, of Baltimore, oad eral furntshed rooms for rent" Cialon Fas lncurnacs oseupeanan af tee Work, XCHANGE— MARKET OR ‘Oll or Gas Stoves for A st, hear K. smoky cured Orno pay. Old Stoves bought and Wate, =: old ones, at BUT LENS, 831 Ot NTED—TO BUY 10 FINE HORSES FOR Ee ‘end saddle use. Apply ut DOWNEY'S NTED—OWNERS OF VACANT LOTS ata sell to notify SWORMSTEDT & BRA ' 927 F st. ‘ANTED—LANULORDS AND LAN guests and reduce, he Air Twin Gas Barner.” teed. For snle 1409 Si Y. HOw, = WATER — WATER — WATER — . MOFFAT, of 414 ‘all kinds of well likewise. All ave. ‘ANTED Wiis, DEEDS FOR a E. BE, 1420 F st. 2. w, {notice froma 9 astm. to 6 pt aden 18 fara Dt aS a — THE Gent's 2014 Peis & ae ee, Tau Ree ‘Reduced from 75e. to. Sta en Se sel ish Sao ct ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, ‘24th and I sta and 2d and D su, mw. [E LOCHIEL HOU: ‘9TH ST. N.W., | Moncy to loan on firs class real estate. id the Le Pierre aw, cor, 10th anu ium, eve Felephoue call 216-2 SS ee E, OR LE—-FARMS, IN THE DISTRICT OF Petia bia Maryland, abd Virginia, For seme HUFTY & DYER, ANTED—A BUSINESS PARTNER WITH W Gitaito run a weekly publication tbat needed Real Loans and ‘18th and F st. a Oo} el Hatate, ‘Insurance, hw. . PROPOSALS. pr amcato al aades opiate the cour pet 128 Piatt nnnmnnn 438 | SSEoeoca is FOR IRON WORK. tng’ like it published. Nove’ bot © Pat of eas, LOST AND FOUND. Sisaartaintes | PPORSA tials Worana wavy | ervaeraplltynem evens Wrenied wath Agra = FY & BROWN, partners O8ST—YESTERDAY, A GENTLEMAN’ Te Wasincton, 3. C, 1886. 5 ¥ Ag Set Pin, going trom Lat by way of ito tan, ST renova Be | eaten PROLOSALS | foe tural dllverog BE © achactajiner and Typewriser, jue given lt Fetarned to 732 and erecting in piace, cast fs Required for tie dome aud skyllett ‘of the main stair-| ne tmer Aiexander Banding, A oa, a at 1000 Ost. n.w. Ez way of west wing of the At" | JVOR RENT—HOUSE 476 O ST. N.W., ELEV: Get gaviny Shae te at vores | Fee waren MELE Lithsta certaie arty basin thelr possession my dog, 5 ES SE I ‘notify them that unless the same is returned RENT—VERY COMFORTABLE THREE ere ok is | here oe en eee abort tail; black and tan head. ©. B. Os- cellar and yard: in good order. Apply to 4 Guia oor. hh afisinscnw., ‘elm for im this clty, willbe rect NtIG ciry, ¥. 3. COTTAGES TWEE SE co FRIDAY. the TWEEPTE eae AUSSEAS ren or wig by SG, ADaR ‘Ketae and Lusurance oat ‘cor. Daw. aa ‘1 AT REPRESENTAT! WHEELER'S es Fiche Ander wil pice times are ts eee genenae, | dtmnmmn ys ogeetenmr aire (£20,22,23,24amarlOéil Col. Corps of maw. FOR MASONRY, IRONWORK ston SUNDAY CAST IN THE NOWTH: pe ag pre <a Ene ie fia lease feave it ay fag | Eitspatricx for credis oF Exobress Oreice, Wannineton MOxUicEse, chet ee , see Liter bee lak Based Seca es | “aso SA pS algeas ne eerie RE er ty an ae mn en a beset opened lun uediately thereafer Or WiLiiaMes & Y PARK,N.J. FINE Spare ee ease | at 5 ee eS oaieriala and work, ior the gre ‘of the shat, the. the engine house, rele \ Laas acces ee as vrai 1g20 Fo aw STUN RS | On amet A ede Lod fet Sete: | Wa