Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1886, Page 2

ee EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THE EVENING WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY... October CROSBY 8. NOYES. ing Star has a regular, permanent fide daily circulation more than bon: treble that of any other daily paper pub- shed in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. return rejected tribators who wish to possess their useripts, if unused, should keep a copy. sa No attention paid to Anonymous Let- _ ters. Mr. Powderly’s annual address to the Knights of Labor 1s a thoughtful paper, full of sugges- tions, both general and specitic, whieh it will be worth the while of every member of the order to consider. Une paracraph, given to the eight hour movement, is of especial interest alike to workingmen and employers. Mr. Powderly denies that he is opposed, as has been charged, to the reduction of the hours of labor to eight. But he frankly declares himself a foe toany such rash and premature assault upon the ex- isting order of things as that made on the Ist of May. He believes it possible to devise a plan whereby the desired change can be brought about gradually, without the disturbance of the peaceful relations of employer and employed or the demoralization of business. The loss of vast sums of money by both classes last spring OPENED AN INDEFINITE NUMBER OF FALL OVERCOATS. THEY ARE VERY STYLISH AND PERFECT EVERY WAY. THREE-FIFTY 18 THE LOWEST PRICE. THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS Is THE HIGHEST COST. WE THINK THEM MUCH BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE TAILOR MADE TO ORDER ONES, A $75 ONE MAY BE BETTER, BUT WHO WISHES TO INVE>T A SMALL FORTUNE IN AN OVERCOAT? DO you You Don’T? THEN COME To US. SAKS € COMPANY, CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, TAILORS AND FURNISHERS. ET AND MARKET SPACE. it 7TH STRI through the paralysis of the building trade he deplores as not only evil in itself, but a neeuless evil; and in this he is clearly right. Moreover, ti ‘case serves as an excellent illustration of the motto of the Knights, that “an injury toone 4s the coucern of all.” Stagnation in the mar- ketot building contracts cuts down the demand, and theretore lowers wages in every trade which contributes to the construction or furnishing of abouse, and indireetly reduces the incomes of butehers, grocers, clothiers and other dealers in domestic necessaries. When people have Jess money to spend, all the chanuels through Which money flows must be less flush. As the grocer, the butcher,the clothier, the nail-naker, the glass-blower and the brick-burner had noth- ing tosay about the strikes of the carpenters and masons, it did not seem just to make them suffer a part of the unhappy results thereof. What Mr. Powderly says about the admission ‘of persons of immature Judgment to full mem- bership of the order, and permitting undiscip- Lined novices to stir up the passions of their associates on occasions when there Is the utmost need ofcaim and deliberate action, is straight to the point. He would have done bet- ter still if he had gone beyond the line of con- demnation at which he stopped, and urged the prompt expulsion of members who persistenuly ignore the principles they have sworn to sup- port. It is here that the relations of the Knights Yo the public come into plain view. One bad Knight, allowed to retain his full membership in spite of conspicuous ill-doing, is looked upon as a representative of the whole order, and the order is condemned for his sake; whereas the readiness of the order to suspend him or throw him out when he abuses his privileges would convince the public that its professions can safely be taken at thelr face valu ——— One faction of the opposition to Henry George in New York city has recovered trom its fright sufficiently to make a couple of nominations. ‘This is the “committee of one hundred;” and its candidates are Orlando B. Potter for mayor and Theodore Roosevelt tor president of the board of aldermen. Mr. Potter is an ex-Rep- resentative in Congress from New York. He is | democrat of the Tammany school, and one of the leaders in the bolt of 1879 which ran John Kelly for governor. He was also the owner of the World buliding which was burned a half dosen years ago, and whose unsate condition, Drought to lignt by the fire marshal’s investiga- tion, was the subject of much public scandal. He is prominent as a business man, and claims the honor of first devising the national bank system. ‘Mr. Roosevelt's career has been brief, but Boteworthy. Though only twenty-eight years old, he has already served two terms asa repub- Hean in the New York state legislature, and made somereputation asarelormer. He Isalso the author of a small historical text-book which te used in several institutions of learning. These nominations are significant, as Mr. Potter represent the heavy mercantile and Jand-holding interests of the city, while str. ‘Roosevelt represents the Knickerbocker aris. toeracy, with their wealth and leisure. The one being @ democrat and the other a repubil- can, it is evidently expected to draw votes from both parties by the combination. And yet there are democrats who will refuse to vote for Mr. Potter because he once bolted the regular ticket, and republicans who will be suspicious of Mr. Roosevelt because in 1884 he imitated the example of hig favorite candidate for Presi- dent, Mr. Edmunds, and kept his hands foldea ‘While bis feliow partisans were at work. The nomination of J. Edward Simmons by the“committee of fifteen” will probably amount to nothing, unless some large organization, like ‘Tammany Hall, endorses it. Mr. Simmons be- Jongs to the class of perennial candidates. ——-———— Oneof the most marvellousof artificial whirl. winds has struck the New York Stock Ex. change, carrying listed securities of all kinds to @ height which few of them were ever ex. Pected to attain. Old observers pronounce Yesterday's dealings almost unprecedented in the history of American spectlation. The Stock which has been the leader in the autuma rise is New York and New England common. It was so little dealt in outside of the eastern and middle states until last winter that its quotations are not generally sent out by tele. graph; yet since spring it has more than doubled in price. The cause of its present buoyancy is unkuown except to the ellque who are engineering the movement on the floor of the exchange. Official deuials of all tiv: favorable reports on which the stock has been boomed have been published, yet the price has steadily continued to go up; andthe only hy- pothesis lett is that the enemies of avertain operator wio has been muking liberal short sales have resolved to give bim a shaking up. ‘The effect of the advance in New England common {is shown in a responsive upward movement along the line generally, und con servative dealers are urzing caution upon their customers; nevertheless, it is worthy of | note that several of the speculative stocks which figured in last years spurt have not yet regained the figures then made. Western Union bas not, at the present writing, although it has been pretty close to high water mark within a week or two. Texas Pacifle has nob got within five points of it, or Pacific Mail withe inten. When the top has been reached, and a ull, with its natural recession, follows, ‘it will be iu order for the big operators to take up | these and other “specialties” and see what they | can de with them. ——__—» --—___ If Representative Lawier has come all the way from Chicago to inquire how the Interna) | Revenue bureau is going to collect the tax on oleomargarine, be bas made a tong journey to | A: ittle purpose. He might have stald at home and tried to sell alittle bogus butter. He would then bave found out by the most sauisiactory experimental process just how the government burposes to get its dues. There are few conun- drums of the sort Mr. Lawler proposes to ask whieh a shrewd bureau chief cannot answer if ‘he puts his wits to work. a ‘The daily record of delayed trains on the Metrepolttan road is a sort of “to be con- Unued™ story. The clerks’ trains this morning were punctuaily behind Ume. Fae axo Wistex Orvexixe: MME. T. BR HARRISON, 1829 F street, opposite the Ebbi:t, Will exhibit the Newest and Most Stylish Designs in LOS DON HATS and FRENCH BONNETS, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, oca-ot October 6th and 7th, My Fax Sex Coatings, Suitings and You Cax Save Moxey By coming to aK HALL For your CLOTHING. No matter what sam you want to spend, youcan get more ior it at Oak Hall than anywhere else TROUSERS, Great Bargains in Trousers, $1.50 to $6. SUITS. For Men, trom $6.50 to $30. For Boys, from $5 to $15. For Children, from $2.75 to $10, OVERCOATS. For Men, from $6 to $25. For Boys, from $5 to $15. For Children, from $2.50 to $10. No trouble to show Goods at WILL BE CLOSED NEXT SATURDAY UNTIL 6 re OAK HALL 0c6 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. [FF] BPP. A bee A zg AAA P aa = 814SEVENTH STREET, N. W. Continuation of our GRAND FALL OPENING oF FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BOXNETS, AND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE, LADIES’, MISSES' AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS, BIRDS, WINGS, RIBBONS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, AT LESS PRICE THAN ELSEWHERE. Please post yourself regarding prices at King’s Palace befure buying. * coo” Rx i Eo = 8s ex i Eco gS KK OU ‘GGG Sass rPPeaa A coo Fi PoP oak E pe fe Eb we E B aa ULL a 4 CoO ZEB OT oc $14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ie extracfforts Our stock compres lat: audthe bestacce-ment of Cloaks tne -d to this city, all nade of the highest grade ms- Yeriai, and fished la the best manner As escal, a SELECT LINE OF PARIS WRAPS, From the following leaders of fashion: Emile Pingat, ‘A. Cuciard, Sara Mayer. d. Morbunged Co., Mines. Barbelet and Gaspout, and others A thorough tuvestigution of our stock will interest you. FINE MILLINERY. Especial care has been exercised in the selection of the different axsortments comprising our stock Noe, elf i Lace and Drew. trimuninge Foster Kid Gloves. 81.00 per pair and upwards. Every pair tied and warranted sa HUTCH.NSON, 907 Pennsylvania ave. 7 Trevise, Pa oc8 1112 F Sree Nosrawan, A FEW DOORS ABOVE Mos) S - PONE MOSES & SON'S FURNI- a c c GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF CLOTHING. GREATEST BARGAINS IN FINE CLOT! EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON. 1S MESSE BARGAINS FOR A SHORT WHILE. WE come: CY BEING DESIROUS, STAY, BUT TRODUCING OUR Goobs IMMEDIATE! TQGET ACQUAINTED Witt FEO ANY KUSH BUSINESS AT ONCE, WE SH GIVE YoU ALL A GRAND CHANCE TO BUY ap NOUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING EDUCED RATES. OUR Gi 7 WiTH SPECIAL CARE WOTHB WANTS OR ARE RETAIL TRADE AND EQUAL TO MOST OF THE STOMWORK, AT ABOUT HALE THE Cost, JOUR TRADE. AND WE ARE GOING ELT LF GOUD GOODS AT LOW PRICES. DO IT. FAIR AND HONEST DEALING ALL. WE WILL Stun ¥ CLOTHING YOU HAVE MISFITS, BUT. Ri TS A. SELL HOW MaNY PEOPLE ¥ RTKERTS DAILY WITH MISFITS ME FROM US OUR CLOT! FOUR-FIFTHS 0} S is a °: ic} o a GILT A HERE ARE ‘Trouserings, Intest Begish imyurtation of mew paitetum, are now Peady for’ tote Wb . Moopec Uke pitasuey ti having you call W. STEEL, ook 956 Penusy)vanie avenue Dostars Fur Avexoe STYLE OF SILK ASD DERBY HATA ROR FALL AND WINTER NOW READY. WILLETT @ kUOsF, ‘Matters sod Furriers, ‘¥0S Penusyivania ave. GREAT COMBINATION COOPERATY CLOTHING HOUSK, 1112 FST. = WE ALSO CARRY A F Ds FOR OKDERED WO! BWM. DEMOTT CUSTOM DEePAKTMENT CHARGE OF THE ©0.. OUR W. H. Hao... w t We are es PagT Aid Window Sheen, Lasssvrcu Axp Bro. FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, THEIR REGULAR REMNANT AND.BARGAIN SALE DAYS, Wil sell 800 Boxes Stationery containing 24 Shects of Paper ‘and 24 Envelopes for 14 cents per box; worth 20 ¢) Ladies’ Crepe Cuff Buttons. 10 cents per pair. Ladies’ Combination Fob Chain and Glove Button- ers, 16 cents; reguiar price 25c. Ladies’ kinen Cuffs, 9 cents per pair. Ladies’ Mourning Sets (Collar and Cuffs) beautiful designs, 25 cents per set. Ladies’ Pique Sets, 25 cents each, Passementerie Ornaments, 7 cents each. 100 HANDSOME QUALITY BOUCLE (FANCY) CLOTH JACKETS at $5: regular price, $6.50. ONE LOT ASTRACHAN CLOTH JACKETS, QUILTED LINING, DOUBLE BREASTED, PER- FECT FITTING, AT $9.75; REGULAR PRICE, $15. 25 dozen JERSEY CLOTH NORFOLK JERSEYS In all colors and sizes, at $1.98; never sold less than $3. Fall size Bed Comforts, 60c. 12-4 White Bed Spreads, 65¢. 3 cases American Cretomne, at 10 cents per yard. 3 cases French Cretonne,at 10 cents per yard; worth 16 cents per yard. 1 case Tycoon Reps, 12%3¢. per yard; worth 18¢. Lease Furniture Calico, at 6c. per yard: worth 8c. 3 cases Bleached Cotton Remnants (best makes) yard wide, Sc. per yard; worth 10 and 1233, 50 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, at 59 cents per pair. : 2 cases biue and gold figured Calico in Remnants, 5 ‘cents per yard: worth 8 cents per yard. We have recelved 4 cases more of the colored (drabs and brows) Canton Flannel Remnants, suitable for skirts, linings and other purposes, worth 12% cents Per yard. We will sell at 7 cents per yard, 1,000 yards of Wamsutta Muslin in Remnants, 48 Inches wide, worth 16 cents per yard; Remnant Day price, 12% cents per yard. 7 cases Dark Calico Remnants, suitable for dresses and comforts, 4 cents per yard; worth 7 cents per ya" 2 cases 10-4 Grey Blankets, 93 cents. 2 cases 10-4 White Blankets, 08 cents. Another lot of odds and ends in Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Merino Underwear at half price. Remnants of Jet Passnmenterle Remnants of Ruch” ing, Remnants of Ribbons, Remnants of Lace Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel at Sc; worth 8c. Remnants of Dress and Apron Ginghams, Remnants of Dress and Cloth, Remnants of Silks and Velvets. Odd sizes in Hosiery, Corsets and Gloves. Ail only too willingly will besold at Remnant Prices, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. oce #20 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. Heavy Unxverwear BBB 00 N MM MM A RPI oct cA] tHE oe ee MMMM AA RRR C MMM A4sA RRC OO - MMM A244 ER KR COO H H EEE D We would call your attention to the superior qual- ity of our LADIES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR, And at the same time remin¢ you of the extreme low prices at which the goods wilt be offered. Despite the Tecent advance in prices by the manufacturers we offer LADIES’ HEAVY MERINO VESTS AND PANTS, At 38 CE Nicely finished, Linen Button At 49 CENTS, Sitk Round, Silt Herring Bone Stitched, Pearl But- tons, finished first-class. At 74 CENTS, Seventy-five per cent Wool, Silk Round, Sitk er- Ting Bone Stitched, Pear! “Buttons, finished first-class, At 98 CENTS, AU-Woo!, Silk Bound, Silk Herting Stitched, Pearl Buttons, fine'y nished, LADIES’ SCARLET VESTS AND PANTS, all sizes. At 98 CENTS, AIL-Wool, Cochineal Dye, Silk Bound, finished first- class. At $1.42 All-Wool, Cochineal Dye, Fine Wove, Silk Bound, Herring Bone Stitched, Pearl Buttons, We invite your atiention to this Garment, the real value of which is $1.75. We also carry a complete assortment and alarge stock of the “American Hoslery Co.'s” goods at low prices. At $1.25, Ladies’ Wool, Ribbed Vests, in pink, cream, blue, car dinal and white; sik finished. At $1.96, Ladies’ S lic Ribbed Vests, in blue and white, pink and white, cream and white, cardinal and white highly finshed. ‘We have also a large assortment of CHILDREN’S AND MISSES? VESTS AND PANTS, In scarlet, white and the “American Hosiery Co.’ goods. ‘Your attention is also called to our MISSES’ VESTS, at the following prices: 16. 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 28, 30, B0c., B5c., 40c., 45c, 50c, 55c., 60c., U5e. We have cheaper grades, but thete are especially recommended. Wesuggest the early purchase of these goods, as they cannot be duplicated at the prices offered. THE ay 00 She MM MM A RRR cco on MM AA RRR O HE ER MMM Ass ER O19 HH Bae PEE £4 £"E So fas 316-318 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Mews New Fut Necewean ‘Cholcest productions of Forelgn Looms, made in correct and attractive New Styles, MEN'S FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. In Silk, Worsted, Woolen and Balbriggan Knit Goods, Scarlet and Scurlet and White Califor nia Shaker Fiaunel Wear, MEN'S GLOVES. Direct importer of Fownes' Bros. & Co., and other English and French makes, in kid, Pique Kid, Cheverette, Cape, Goat and Dog- skin, lined und usilined and Angora, Worsted, Camels Hair, Cashmere, Jersey Cloth and Scotch Wool Hand-Knit Gloves, Choice New Lines of SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK, CASHMERE AND WORSTED MUFFLERS; SILK, SATIN, LINEN, COTTON AND WOOL SUSPENDERS, SPECIALTY IN FULL DRESS SHIRTS. ‘Night Shirts in Cotton, Cotton Flannel and ‘Flannel and Flannel shirts. ‘New, Umbrellas in all the novelties. BR. H. TAYLOR, 988 Pennaylvania ave. Mas M. J- Hox 1909 F ST. XN, W. Has just returned from New York and 1s prepared toshow the Latest Fashfons in Frefich Bonnets and English Hats. No regular opening day. e27 NTED—BY AN ACTT ENERGETIC, ‘oung man, @ Position in the wholesale and retail rovers bustiies ba effect ae VW ASTEDCBY AN active YOU: W ‘han e stoailon ‘as walte Apply at 1114 M st, 2, w. ANTE) EMPLOYMENT ee ES Tesprei at cow man having business training and energetio habit Apply personally after 9am. S HLESS, 428 7th am WANTEEGRY, © RESRECTARDE ware girl a Situation as lady's maid or nurse fer grown: children; best of reterences. Call at 1245 ge a. A he WANTED—HELP. ber RA OL AA TT ®ssq WW ANTED—A RELIABLE WITITE GIRL, TO i AAA L. AAA 1b assist inthe care of twochildren. Bring refer- ios 2° tub AA It Ssg8 ences, 2317 Ist. La ANTED—A FIRST-CLA“S TAILORFSS ON fiue work; none other need appiy to 430 oo it. nw. RRR, 00. . a FS L ‘ANTED — COMPOSITOR — APPRENTIC! (ee Fo Sey A Se kee 9 8 ¥ AA E perience. Adress Box 78, Star office, a ‘00 M4 bus ANTED—TWO STAIR-BUILDERS AT 511K Pee _ st, BL. CRIDER. ae . Waxi® BAKER AND PASTRY Cook at Howard House, ae EEE XN N 1 ORN N Goo | WWANTED-A BOY ABOU oo BP E HER Ir qua ce G W: id to work in a paint store: must have reference 88 gr i aa i ENE GS og | Kom lastemployer. “1312 Pennsyivanisave Ite iN NTED—A YOUTH: MUST BE A RAPID C) HEB ON MN TON NN 666 |W jenman anti quick andaccurate st Mgoree" A ply at Box Herzog’s Mth Street Opera Hf W ANTED= AN INTERVIEW DESIRED WITH ara ‘refined lady, of mature aze, qualitied for Uusi- ness pleasing manners snd practical ideas. Perma Thon, with opportunity of advanceueat, Adlets, 55,08 HY TEESE SHER, ey Mires, §ss59 90 UY Be NSU Rue (T ANTED—TEN GOOD CANVASSERS TO SELL 8800 Vy REN RNR R {tne Memoirsal General 1e i Lee." on monthiy S800 uu OV NNNUE R payments, in this city and Baitimore: first-class terms territory to early appitcants, “Rooms 4 anit 6.655 te St.; office honrs, 9to 11 & m. and 2 to 5 p.m. ra =A N FOR COOK washing. Must stay nichts. 3013 Dumbarton ave, ie r 24-inch Lyons Black Silks for $1.29, $1.25 Satin Rhadame, all colors, for 980, ‘$7.50 Tailor-made Coats, all styles, for $4.98, $175 Seal Plush wraps, all styles, for $150. 12\4e. Pure Linen Handkerchlets for 3 for 25c. 25c. Sheer Linen Fancy Border Handkerentefs for 19¢. 19¢. Gents’ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 11c. bc. Children’s All-Linen Handkerchiefs for 4c. 480. Ladies’ Japanese Slik Handkerchiefs for 85¢. 480. Gents’ large size Japanese Handkerchiefs for 39¢. 98c. Spanish Lace Scarf extra long, for 69e. 25c. Child's Embroldered Collars, all styles, for 15¢. 19¢. Painted Momle Cloth Tidies for 15e. 98c. Oriental Scarfs, for draping, for 9c. $1.26 Real Antique Bureau Sets, with Ribbon, 98¢. 68c. Stamped Momle Cloth Scarfs for 49. $1.85 Genuine “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas for $1.49, $2.65 Twill Silk Umbrellas, Gold orSilver Tops, $2.48. 98c. Misses’ Silver Gray Gossamers for 89¢. 35e. Crepelisse Ruflling, all styles, for 25. 2 tor 25. Pure Linen Collars for 8 for 25c. W antici ar cy references "requ Georgeown, WANTED TA_WOMAN TO Cook, DO gener it family: middie~ aged woman preferred. Apply at 924 Freuch st. Dw. ie W ANTED SERVANT ROR GFENFRAT, HOUSE: work, cooking and washing; ust be well recom- mended. 1412 6thst. n. w. mt ANDS us helpers to » 2126 Pen:rsyl- and temperate, at puunbers and tinners. JNO. MORA: ania ave. ocit® WANTED DCN DORWS EMPLOYS NT BU- Feau, conducted by Ladies, Men, and Women. white and Colored, for all kinds of domestic 1ihor, with references. 717 M st. n.w. O06-5t ANTED—A RELIABLE FIRST-CLASS COOK Guhite), “Apply, with reference, 1741. I ANTED—AN ACTIVE, WIDE AWAKE LIFE Insurance Soliciiing Agent. Apply ikoom 2, Firemen’s Ing Co. Bullalig, 803 7th son.w, ocb-3ie IV ANTSD—INMEDIATEE (W piasterers: “Apply at' 8. msta'ns we. 00D COOK, WASHER AND stay at night” Apply 1300 N. i. 008-248 WANTED I TERS ONS DESIRING RELIARLE ‘and competent help, with referen call at HARRIS’ Employment office, 17 Warr as SITUATION, BY A NICE white girl, ax chambermaid and sewing or waitress: best city reference. ‘Address A.W. T.. Siar office. oct-3t* wat LORED as chambermaid. Caliat 1110 K give reference. ‘ ANTED- BY A FIRSTCLASS SEAMSTRESS, Sewing iu families. Satisincuon always given! Call at 1310 140i xt nw Deez Ware Ew E ERS FOR Women Cooks ani Houexespers; Coachmen, Botters, Walters and House Servants with referent aniy competent heip en NAVIONAL Lane BUREAU, 517 gihst me ‘octane ‘A RESPECTABLE WHITE ‘Gitl—a situation as chaaberinald in a first class private family. ‘City references given, if required. Gai'ar 1800 0th stn, we. oct-2te W: Y ETENT, ACTIVE, CO ored man, a situation as walter in private family or boarding house. Address P. W. C., Star office. oct WAST 4 RSP crAnne, youRG colored man a situation In gentleman's office Would be satisfied with small pay. Address 3. Star office. Oct W COLOR E ECTA BLE. driver tor a docto tion as couckman or dish washer ‘can make himself useful in private f.milies: ean furnish good references, Call at 1625. Vermont ave. nw. 005-20 WASTEDIBY A COMPETENT, ACTIVE Col ored Woman, a sitaation 28 cook or chamber. maid ina firstciass private family. References from Inst place. Address N.Q 1., Star office, och-8t® D—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED. A PLACE nw can 06-26 Eb — BY A RESPECTABLE. WHiTE woman, ® situation as housekeeper or chamber- mald and pista sewing. "Address PLATS. Siar omc: ANTED — SERVANTS SEEKING EMPLOY- Land good homes, should call at HARRIS’ sat Hoom, with references. 1709 N st 121g 3-Ply Pure Linen Cuffs for 100, 25e. Pique and Linen Chemisettes for 190. 49¢, Dolls, dressed in Satin, for 88c. 8c. Dolls, in all styles, for 79e. ‘98¢. Fans, in all styles, for 780. $1.68 Fans, in all styles, for $1.39. $4.68 “Opera” Ostrich Feather Fans for $3.98. 25c. Imitation Alligator Skin Satchels for 19 4480. Satchels, In all styles, for 38e. 98c. Satchels, In all styles, for 78. Se. Rhine Stone Collar buttons for Se, r CR-WONEN_ COOKS, $10 V Fouseworkers, Matic. Norses. Laud: les and Scrubbers. Butlers, Coachmen, Cooks and Waiters. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 517 7uh ‘oc6-61* V come well recommended. Apply at 650 M st. uw, ‘do general housework, Must stay nights and Oct-21 ANTE! SAND LADIES IN WW patvate lie tolearn the ruroxe Lady tailors Aenentoniy: Batters cut to mensure. Posllvely seentng surisiietion guaranteed Or, money ee Mined BErita cures £6 Schook 7 aid Airtel titoom 0, May ti. Lay ti stvendance: Tales taught at thelr’ own hoines without extra dinrae. fet Service, the most import- 25c. Jewelry, in all styles, for 16c. 49c. Jewelry, in all styles, for 380. 98e. Jewelry, in all styles, for 780. ‘$1.50 4-Button “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves $1.25. $1.98 8-Button “Palais Royal” Mousquetaires $1.03. $1.10 4-Button “Elite” Kid Gloves tor 92c. 8c. §-Button Undressed Mousquetalzes tor 890. 25c. Imported Cashmere Gloves for 19¢. GE Years of Arcti ant work on Arctic exploration ever issued; (uly iiustrated, and % model of fine book-making.’ Pub- HAKLIS SCRIBNER'S SONS. Address, OCH-BU His ed ny #20 Walnut st, Philadelphia. Wise we me . Vv ‘ANTED—A NEAT AND RELIABLE WHITE Jiri to do general pousewors in a small family, Apply after 4 p.m, 1800 10th st., corners. oct ‘ANTED—BY A COMPETENT COLORE! Woman. Situation aschambermaid and waitress: references furnished. Apply at O17 St NTED-SITUATION RY A RES! ree WwW: cautile ptoy ment jusines understands law, claims a small wages. Address HIRAM, ocd-3t* MAN GIRL, A and seainstress: best Address F.S,, Star 0 /SITUATI NTE Situation as lady's maid reference given. BY A ¥ S BY A COLORED Best of re 7 a to take full charge of an infant. ferences. Call at 1122 21St st mw. For two days 00h 2+ wa WANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY RELta ‘and compecent servants in all capacities —whive and colored, with city reverences. COOMBS & BUK- GESS, Emp. Bureau, #26 Fst. n. w. ocd-ate TED — AN EXPERIEN D NURSE ‘ishes @ situation. iteferences given, Address - Star ollie ceast ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF UNIVERSITY Dust education, with cons! erable experience I: rivate secretary or +B. O. Box 643, och-Bt WEASTEDIA REACE AS FIRST CLASS ‘Couchman; can furnish the best of city reference from last place. Call or address J. H., 1702 Massa- chusetts ave. ood-3t* V ness, desires a situation ax tutor, other position of rus. Address HG. Paltimore, Ma. ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL a8 NURSE AND Wiieastet in cnamberwons and’ sewing, Call at a ‘Votn stew. cote YANTED—A GOOD COOKs GERMAN PRE ae 0 tr oflice.oc5-3t* $1.10 Ladies’ Silver Gray Gossamers for 98c. ‘98c. Gents’ “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for 89¢. 48c. Ostrich Feather Tips, 3 in bunch, 38e. WéAXTED-KNOWN TO ALL THAT 1 FUR: nish competent servants and help of all descrip. ton to private tamilies, botels, stores and ‘This and other cities ¥, M. BURNHAM. Fst nw. . 63 xs A \ WHITE WOMAN TO COOK ‘wast andiron, None need apply unless she 98e. Newport Sashes, 3 yards long, for 79c. brin good seferences Inquire at 18 LafayetteSquare, Octo 25¢. AIL-Silk G. G. Picot Edge Ribbons 17c, Vy Laces 10 per cent off marked prices. toJ. SHUGHRUE, 1108 7th st uw, —oct-ze WY ANTED-iMMEDIATELY—ONE FINISHER Dress Trimmings 10 per cent off marked prices, Ai Buttons 10 per cent off marked prices, 98c. Fancy Feathers and Birds for 79c. ANTED—THRER UNION TINNERS: APPLY ANSlinder one presser, talloress and errcod poy at New York live House, 200 9th vt. nw. ocd-2 | ware MPETENT NURSE FOR IN- Furs 10 per éent off market prices. mended” AnDipat 1B 4h se DeWe oboe {7 ANTED—A MAN To WORK ON COATS AND TW ‘reir to work on pants and. vests good wages bly" innmedistely at O17 este “oot ‘ANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS VEST HANDS (W thing sample vest: at KEEN, 414 oth st 05-3 | WANTER ROW MUST RESIDE GS CAPITO) i ces 120 Sheets Linen Note Paper for 16c. Marcus Ward’s Irish Linen Puper, 2c. box. ‘B5e. “Shopper's” Colored Hose for 29¢. 48c. Vertical Striped Hose for 382, 8c. Plaited Silk Hose for 89¢. $1.68 Spun Silk Hose for $1.48, ‘2he. Children's English Ribbed Hose for 19¢. 89c Ladiew Merino Underwear for 34¢. ‘89c. Patent Merino Skirts for 79e. ‘98e. Scarlet Medicated Wool Underwear for 89¢. $1.98 Ribbed Silk Vests, all colors, for $1.69. 8c. Children's Scarlet Drawers, all sizes, for 48¢. 89c. Embroidered Yoke Chemises for 250, 98c. “Mother Hubbard” Embroidered Gowns for 77¢. 50c. Embroidered Ruftied Drawers for 25c. $1.15 Handsomely Embroidered Skirts for 87c. ‘85. Colored Melton Cloth Skirts for 4c. $2.25 Imported Tailor-made Jerseys for $1.68, ‘75e. Sateen and French Woven Corsets for 59¢. 89c. Hand-K nit Shirts for Infants for 29e. ‘25e. Nurses’ Caps, in all styles, for 19¢. (COLL, the Tavor, 617 Pa. ave. NTED—AT THE INSTITUTION FOR THE and Dun, ESinuended Apply tothe NTED — ONE W “alesiniy ina fans: und worsted house also athe? houeseibinher employer” -APBIy, with fet Gena GOR oh atreet We oom py ANTED—FIRST-CLASS BASQI WW oon ation Hote: Workers and « eral housework (colored:) 1408 Pennsylv nue. ANTED— A GOOD CLOTH —PRESSER; WA SaE? nan and good workman. Apriy at ene to We WHEAT RY, 1008 Jomeron” st, West Washington. ee ae ance Company, 1381 Pst. nw. cSt AY ANTED—GOOD PLUMBERS, WILLING TO UNSW sécretary Association of Master Plumbers, 54 Awan, CMAN TO, INTHO: -Ruit Sacq 2 dice spectalts on inataitnent plan; ge 83c. Hand-Knit Sacques, colors, for 25c. Mheces ati eenamary: relerente or eccurity. oon 25e, India Linen Aprons, extra size, 21c. Yo.Ros teh ane. V NTED-TWO BOYS * WORK AT THE ANTED—A QUICK, COMPETEN RY TW aiiit most oe rapid writer end ealculator: good [SW ANEEUS MER AND NOMEN TO CALI AT $2.68 Child's Short Merino Combs for $2.39. ‘75e. Embroidered Welsh Flannel tor 59c. + Colgate’s and Landborg’s Extracts for 22c. on Lubin’s and Atkinson's Extracts for 27¢. oz. ~Sozodont,” for the Teeth, given away. Genuine “Pear’s” Soap for 8c. cake, Genuine “Cuticura!’ Soap for 14¢. cake. Oriental Tooth Paste for only 33¢. Genuine Lubin's Powder for $e. x 'd votored women cooks, $10.10 g20._ Chatmbermuide: nurses scruus aiid. meh GOK POS MESe BCHGESS, Fuployment Bureau, 936, nw. ocdate {ANTED-AT BURNHAM'S EMPLOYMEN WW 4iiread, @o-a8s Fst, fom, Cooks, Laundreses pressmukers, Nurses, Conchinen, Waiters, 4: Resses of domestic and other help, City reference aa Gon for northern ities caw Large Bottle Florida Water for 286. Want wi waStOqU=a dive sere ae fe aan roe RN seomeas eety rattan stare te Calder’s & Thurston’s Tooth Powders for 13¢, ihonth aud expenses, or a furge connission On sales | itpreterrea “Goods staple; every cue baya. ONUIL hod particulars tree. SPANDARD SILVERWAIE foxon, Mase. setewanGut & ear ANTED—MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS Wie tain Bra ger month at thelr own homes coutty Outht ot Samples, a varkade of good ald Cul Gectectious for 10 gous wo help pay postage, H.C. KOWELL & CO,, Kutland, Vt. sez2-Im* NIED-LADIES TO KNOW THEY CaN W iat Brew Citing py Stcoay's new aod: perfect tailor syste “W, at reduced price, during the month of Member, Cao mikes dress while learning. Call Eriivo reams seauia av etiam WANTED—ROOMS, ‘ANTED—TWO ‘D ROOMS FOR light housekeeping jot to exceed $12. a mionihe including heat a®d Gas. Address C'S, Vy ‘Star office, Saas 4 ‘ANTED—ONE PLA.’ UNFURNISHED Koom, with or without as B@l rout unattached, ‘on second floor, by un elderly indy, Terms must be feasonable. ‘Best of refercuces, Address, M. O. HL ‘Levantine” Shoe Polish for 6c. Brass Frames for Photos for 11¢, ‘Manicure Sets, complete in box, for 17, Tollet Paper—the best—for 18e. roll. | and \ 50c. Merino Shirts and Drawers for 43¢, a ae ANTED-BY A BROTHER AND SISTER, $1 Saxony Wool Underwear tor 86¢. s two unfornished rooms: communica’ lug. 2a ee 64.75 Lambe Wool Underwear for $1.50 Paneer Ob : oe Grencés exchanged. ioe eats ‘950. Scarlet Medicated Cashmere Underwear for 7c. $1.50 Cochineal Dye Medicated Underwear for $1.29. $2 English Cashmere Underwear for $1.69. ANTED—WE CAN RENT YOUR ROOMS ‘quickly and save time end money. Cali and © amine oUF ffee list und facilities for renting, HL 2S HESKETTA, 1326 ¥ st. n.w. it segO-Ime ° N REN Oi ROOMS 6c. Camel's Hair Underwear for 790. icker andaave you such (rouble aud expouse, 0c. Canton Flannel Drawers for 430, PUSTUR ae BOR heal heute tae Bee mw 25e. Scarlet All-wool Half Hose for 21¢, a 25e. Fancy Striped English Half Hose for 190. WANTED—HOUSES. ‘78e. Fancy Trimmed Nightshirte for 8c. Inat ‘8c. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts for 790, ‘25e. Satin Lined Teck Scarfs fpr 21c, 'ANTED-I HAVE NUMEROUS INQUIRIES “W “roriarge and medium sized houses in-alt locale ities, Owners having houses or stozes for rent or sie Sill find it to thelr advantage to jlace tem in my Hands,” Ali property 90 paced wilt’be liberally siver- ised, free -ANTED—A LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS can receive especial advantages in music at the Ww: school-room, corner New. Jersey ave. and Est nw, atter school hours. Fightdoliare per quarter. o6-2ws FOR _RENT--ROO Ok RENT_THR unturaished, also a Dining Ri fn basement. Apply at 2114 p JOR RENT— FURNISHED OR UNF ih ares, front Room, ‘w with board. APBIS 13 Fadictary square oR RENT—L ond _ oa POR REN —THREE NEWLY board, ina private family. Address 1620 KL. ave. OR RENT—127 MARYLAND AVE N. nicely furnished rooms, second floor, one aquare from Capt | Oe RENT-TWO COMMU i NIcAT! floor rooms, furnished or unfar a-e on Rat, betwen 13th and 14th: southern ex sure: te gentlemen only. JOR RENT—920 NEW YOKK furnished roo: Single or en suite: 3oR oor, with or JOR RENT—ONE FURNISHED Fico” omt feat oor, 9 bw gtoy excepturtal e and ecverat eanail fur Dourd: reicrenges exchin ce POR Ki nd carpets 0: and farnished with tirely new and. ture: rent considerably lest than dowt-tow private tamily, 1736 14th st TOK RENT=V720 H ST. Furnished Rooms, with first-class board: ns "YP Annexceptionable Ore square west of War and ¥departinenta Franklin Park, Rooms; lat ences T-LARG! Front Koom; bay witdow: large closet. 13 St; references. hed room on’ parlor without excellent board and tho: in private family of two adul 1 lin’s, Weick: "wand the hotels, POR RENT—BH.A FURNISI open grates, bai | ences ETON sth OR RENT-1: nished Kooms. exposure: private st. cars; best attention an QOR RENT—At 2 GRANT PLay handsomely-furnished Kooms, two ing on second floor and one third floor family. F 200 GE NTLEM farnished Kooms; terms reasunal T— FURNISHED cooms. at 421 11th st. n. ‘out board: best lodation in the city. POR REN Fooms, sigh with heat, gas wi JOR RE} | KS excelient table board, « 22th st, Just north of Asconste highest aid most deiighitui iocatio QOR RENT—-HAND=-OME second o 14th st. DESIRABLE FURNISI also one room on first TH STR und floor sue comple! Tooms, a LARGE FUR ‘ou necond floor a: $10 aud 815 per | lghiful location and near street cara "3 Sel 7-308 OR RENT—1214 K ST. Parlor and Bedroom: furn: single room. Very di suitable ‘A NiCl IN GOOD E gondition, cheap, rolling top preterred. “Address = : Box 698, Post 01 ANTE D— Y OUT A GROCERY STORE. dress, stating amount stock on hand, locu: tion, terms, &c.,C. Sur office, ocb-3e W jNTER DECOY, DUCKS AINO, SINK Box, “Must be good aud resonable in trice. “Ad- dress L-, Star office, — och-sit Wai oo) OFFICE ERAN ENT—F ji first floor preferred. Box i84, Star office oc6-t tion, WW ANTED-SIRERT SWeeriNccousra nie inanure. I wauta boat load within two weeks. Ipieter to buy by cubic yurd loaded on the boat. Leave word at 1206 Pennsylvania ave. GILES. OCB W AniebiBy A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, PRI Vate instructions in Dancing, tri-weesly, ‘n the afternoons Paymeut moderate, in udvauce; refer- euce given. Address, stating terns, DANCIAG, Star office, ooan28 Wan Rk CASH, A GOOD PIANO. AD- dress, with price and by whom made, MUsI- CIAN, star office. octet Wéantip RENOWN THAT COARSE HALiS On the face are positively obliterated. leaving no marks. My Electric Needie is ie only remedy vow tor Unis hideousdetect: Send for full particu. 5 ewtn d children 1G sts. 8 ‘ED—COPYING Address Hux 143. uur office. sez-2w* Wate YBODY Tu CALL AT THE Masuipgton Copying Co. northeast ‘corner 7th and F'sts nw, and wet iifesize rayuns from $15\t0 ‘$25, including ‘tine gold trame. se: i 21m Wea RUISTERING GF FINE Par lor aud other furniture, Ha.r Mattresses mad and renovated Samples 0 ail gr.des f goods ior y Cabinet repairing. CC teal Upho 1906 Lats. st LW. ANTED-5,000 DYSPEPTICS. THOSE PE V ounced incurable preierred, Mention this paper. Aduress PUPP, 1332 Phils hi 4-3mt WwW =D—BOOKS AND ACOOUNTS OF ALL Sorts written up; Dulunce sheets, &c.. prepared: partnerships investigated. Books kept Gay gf evening. “SIESOGHAPHY "AND Ty Pi WRITING. Lawyers, Sclentific men, and others can have thelr work rapidiy and inteligentiy doue. kuclc M. SOpLE 1419 Sew York ave, “(Society say will grain be seen a Price's stable, 311 Oth, st. n.w.: iaru on 7th st. road, Smiles from eny. Q ALP CLAicn, Sligo, Mil udm ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX foinmted ious tSepeun, furueine Rims e, by the only proven nichcbe Bul toon tot Nope CLEC Riemann Gy ematat era 7 ‘ANT yee ze i ee Commusiouer, JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 F st. aw. inotiee irom) tuto Sistas ieptoneaeee YS W aNthb, STEAM CARPET CLEANING, NO tBiprige by gat pro ea elope Lib-a Se won’ THER AT HOME OF | ‘and three rooms, with P, B. 9) Hoors, at 920 14th st, between Land kK Franklin square. RENT—FURNISIE ont room, with alcove, edroom; bath Ou same door; 1730 F st family. JOR RE suite, with firs. class board; eave it une iF free I tbetvre @ing el TTA, 1926 F a.w., basement ST—AT 1008 HST. N.W., | Rooms. with bath, &c required. JOR RENT—WE FURNISH LIST A. parties looking tor ito ‘Charge: rooms of ail ki PROCTOR « SUN, 1226 Fst nw. | Fook REN \—Aa Sern | ‘cating rooms on se Iuht housekecping. No small chilures dress 1609 120 SL aw. JOR RENT_FINE STORK | IP ings. 1009 Fst. n.w., one block fron | ave. Two all-ylate Glass Show Window: VOR RENT—E NT OFFICE ki ‘ter bali prices. W. 25 F st. | FOR REN JOR RENT- Apply 920 New York avenue n.w. Ke = IN Ke st nw. BRICK, 714 1oth st ROOMS FURNI-IED OR i obe h small reom adjoin 2 Lediana ave., Opp | SOV MUNICAT floor: stationary wasn stand: larg parior, unfurnished 407 4:h st, opposite park. FURNISHED. Pretty rooms, on second Moor, with excellent References exchanges. * References exc rivate family. Address PQ, Star allice fal uni ished lvooms with iS st. NT—A PARLOR COMMUNICATING bed chamber and adjacent hall room; ov large handsomely closeis, open grates, and Srst-claw table NICKEL windows to every. oom: refer: southern nent to 14st. cary 1408 N st. nw. REE UNFURSISHE ‘at 1905 0 5 f desired. SHED ROOMS, WITH | ‘asonable terns, 1130 church, one of the OMS, floor, with bathroom attached, with bo ‘Apply 10 turnished; LEGANT FURNISHED SUITES AT 1140 CONNECTICUT AVE, n.W., large and well furnished second floor roots, ished rooms a is. slugie and en suite 1 FOR RENT—STORES. ND BACK BUILD. FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ ng, 1008 and 1wly Fst DUVALL, successor to Duvall & M. ‘ABLE IN REAR UF 92 ‘York avenue 0.W., two stalls and curring: Foom and ail conv: four stalls and ample carriage room. Apply to new nia ave, PURNISIC ONS lwo one | Octo Two ote zt THIK D shed. 1 new ee ARLOW anh | second floor, first *. floor ‘elecant furni- | os OPPOSITE | furnished: ooo site FUR: floor, seld-iw= | ath c frou PUENISHED is edt N.W., PUR IS1TED ors, | or third th ooh Ft TD ROOMS, | Moor, suitable | Sach sez 20 TONE ah rn onth. De | 008 Nat a. | BASEMENT. WELL Hest, second t8., oppnite en ¥ aitable for parior and mw: private sezbaw> desired; bath seBO-1we | DFU mald Call usewihere. 1. sede | TO GENTLE: men, Weil furnished second and third story frout im private family; references sezv-2u ND bo ALL coms tree of | se13-3in OF FOUR COMMUNI nd floor suitably arranged for a Cull oF ad- ses0-1an Peunsylvania < 3m, OMS, WAL DWe uk 10 Core! T—MISCELLANEUUS | ‘AR OF 1812 ul octSehm. $5,000 sroverts sa TON, biar oflive, stating location, &c. oni EA, MGiNTIRE, D it terest. Money avai BOWLES & Co. 1424 New ork ave, ONEY ESTMENT IN REAL ES- AM tate, or to Loun on teal -stutesecurt JOS. CG. KENNEDY, 6 PER Oi Address F. S300, Ls S200, 91.506” ¢2,000°"53500, ~ kJ {6 ioun on Heal Estate, Charges moderate. Xo delay. a1 TO LOAN ON KE. $13,000 irises wait lowest rove of hee le at shortest notice. NT ON WASHING- ota 1,000, 3,000. IS Fst. ow, AL ESTATE . JOUN sei6-1m €BRO., G16 Louisiana ave. ‘avid VV ANTED-SECOND-HAN. RNITURE JW Serpet Shaves, Heater, Beds, aid all indsot Household Furniture, tor which te. Dughest ‘cash price: willbepald Address’H, BAUM, 230 7th st. Sw. iy1T LOST AND FOUND, _ UST—GOLD_ RING, SET WITH TORQUOISE [4 in snape of a horse shoe, wich pearl in center. ‘or information apply at 1731 F st. 0.w. A liberal reward oltered. pty REWARD-STRAYED SUNDAY EVENING, 35 “Salus, trom 630 6 street v. w., Black New Foandtand csp, auswers tothe aime” Gt" “Rosie The above reward will be pad for her return co nbove address, orto 202 ‘th street cor. By mw Al per: sons aré warned agaiust relaiaing her in their poses: Sours she ts regularly licensed. ie ‘OST—ACCOUNT BOOK CONTAINING TWO Tttotes for 8185 and 900. drawn in favor of Schle- geld Giuiciye "Parties are warted net to negotiate tor Sd’ notes Liberal reward giveo if. returned, to SCHLEGEL & QUIGLY, 992, Fear of J. H- Kennedy, Deunw. ‘oot Ost — ON SATURDAY, OCE ap, IN THE Delghboriiood of ¥ so, between 2d snd 3d sts & mato Memorandum Books. ‘Tie finder wil bere Surded by leaving them at O. RUPPLRT, stall 93, Tite wing, Couter Market. ‘ooo ‘OST — ON COLUMBIA ROAD, OR O 14TH Strect road, souilt of bridge over Piney Branch, & Pratkage or letters, strapped tow sivall box. “Finder Aihtbe liberally rewarded on leaving arueves at 1338 Wie. sw rst oor. coe ‘OsT-QENSION PAPERS AND CHK ON Oot ith, on strect oars Finder return same (0 See owe = 17 | Os? — SATURDAY, 25TH SEPTEMBER, Lidttire cold Breastpin three red stones in center, surrounded by pearls Flier wil be rewarded upon returu to L. A. DELLWAG, corner of Cand 2d st 1.2, ‘Ook 3t* 7 ost 000 16TH ST, A LIVER-COL- [2a 44c. English Silk Scarfs, all styles, for to'owuer. DANIEL RAMSEY, | of “A reward will be this returm’ Sood : isa fe tS vere ‘STON SUNDAY EVENING, A_BRIGHT. ‘$1.6 Patent Cemented Rubber Coats for $1.48. ANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE NO LSiorea ‘mexican long shawl anda water proof 190. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 116. Pies ei er lg bo, Star | tne ook ste 980, English Embroidered Kid Gloves for 80. ote: = $1.85 6 v a ‘ANTED—TO BUY—HOUSE OF SEVEN TO BOARDING. jenuine “Gloria” Cloth Umbrelias for $1.49. | WV “auc mod. Imps. Or well located Jot, = Sloe location aud terms. "Address 4° HOUSE. Star RENTOA NICELY FURNISHED, LARGR. $2.65 Gold and Silver Top Sitk Umbrellas, $2.48. Sitio. one-ate socouastorg tout oa, wood tot ‘ ANTED—TO RENT, BY OCTOBER 19TH. Rentieman, 5G wie ark god. Heleresces exchanged. changed. : on. mi gon eumy, torus, | 125 Cat. Be. seznam Huse, five 10-10 rooms, brick oF frame, corper é 4s STORE OPEN UNTI dered, ivania Bute lovatlon: | PZOARD AND ROOMS A? 316 AND 816 IND RE 01 LOR M. DURING THE | Mics” Hox de starcmea 008-21" SG, Poums, $610 255, twesk Sod ULSD yer OPENING. v ED—T0 PUKCHASE FOR CASH ACOW | Gy! ‘$18 per nt ‘between 10th and 15th sts. AN communications confidential, ad- 1215 bh eee ee oS EG Gress ox 87, Star ofice. ‘008 3¥e with Leule Board. newly qRTED—RLIGIBLE PROPERTY —PER-ONG | Dalnwsd and papered throughout Moa. impa ocl-3m fe faving property tor ule ot reat afe sliced vo | FV LOCHIEL HOUSE, pPr ‘Personal asset nerest Er fA Ps Wot, FISKE & C0, 1420 New York teat OVAL. 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 401, 403, 405 AND 407 12TH ST, §. Wy at P ‘ED—IMMEDIATELY—FORCASH, stony bay. seiudow ric, vacant Pie erate ey mM B ff i a f i f i a 008 4. LISNER, PROPRIETOR, class: pleasant rooms: Maney TO LOAN ON REAL Sums to sult, at lowest rate of interest. RO. HOLTZMAN, ESTATE, iN sel5, Corner 10th and ¥ streets northwest, Sno 25.000 ON REAL ESTATE 1900 __{sellj__ THOS. E_ WAGGAMAN. ‘Sloderate commissions. No. au: i M sy17-3m Mo! 7 20ak ox are: INSURANCE POLICIES. JAMES E WAUG ay17m MORE TO DAS, AMET sums to suit, on approved Real ity, at lowest rates of interest. Charges iceman’ dead. 3 ‘aly. M*=¥ Tr LOAN ON APPROVED REAL &S- TATE SECUMITY, GEC. W. LINKINS, 720 20th st, moder: 1506 | eninyivauia ave. AVY 0. 953 F st Estate secur. ‘No MUYCK, MOSEx, TO OAS ML 10 sums to suit, at lowest oo BROWS. ‘eauate security. FITCH, FU: 20 1437 Pennsyivauis ave, MO EY To oan, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. ON REAL STATE SKCURITY. ‘THOs. J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F st nw. MO™®* 70 I0AN ON REAL ESTATE AT lowest rates, DANLNHOWER &S0N, 1115 Fa. ap24 ‘ONEY TO IOAN ON REAL FIRST-CLASS: i Intereas “No delay where the security SECURITIES at lowest ruses of $s go0d, 0. C. GREEN, 808 That. m. ESTATE OR COUNTRY KEAL ‘ES’ POR RENT—“SUNNY SIDE’—THREE inhi oat Souter a acres; nive-room Resounae erecta on fare tive vnia: me teu nuinuies: Schools, stores and post office: Rouse, della, Large bara, stable. trait sud suade tree PERSONAL. CRE SEEUIC™ BENUNA HOR QUESTIONS plernigraperivenyem 182 a Cay N—GET awark ison ‘the oun i FOR RENT—HOUSES. RENT. A IRARLE DWELLING. 8 ariment: 2 parlors, ditilag fire floor. # rou aud bath oms op third foot. horse bs i Ar atable in rear. Rent $43 pee och Sia howe! OOK DENT NAR THE CAnTT rooms tein tatl sito POR REN Totti ar nears using two upper rou Call, alter |p ie Teatd ae oot MELY PUNISHED OR REN INE — COMPOutaRLt RENT Wt os DOR RENT-HOUnE woe REN Wee fev nnteen 89 CRT N Wot s brown stone fro ait moder Pek eest Tinperts call wt office uf he MW HoF sch w FREE Resides threghent aon Hast. RENT — PURNISIE ‘Corcoran, nt. 1 [a'st.se ur Qath&Dam.ay.. Lor INZ5 Us. Lie 14t2 2ouh xt VESOCOTY a W Penusyiva Loon. o@. imps., $200 per annum, ¢ 1iz3 Fst. OR REN TS SES ‘at 200 5 ocd RENT NW.VERY Dest as ble dweiic, 10 roots, bath, range ce and every convenience “Apply io THOS. 5. FISHER & 00, 1824 F stn. 7-68 duk RENT: st., between Hn ITatonw, Fy Randseme Wuuding cortarwing Ta sous, Mk perfect order: sanitary piumbing. Apply to THUS. J.P He & C0, 1s28 Pst. ne 16 WILLVER AVE A Ww, A Brick ‘Dweiling conta ’ ® station FF Wash Labs; Dp per aucnt 00-6 OREN | DELAWALE AVE Ni half Block north of Capitol; 1 ter, large yard. 875 per mouth. oh ate _ FORE tow worse 8 4 West Wasiringten, 10 rooms, t Ail improvements: S80 jer mouth M $145 M steeet no. w Z o Prokneyt Ge RS ; NW. Per Mo. SES Wa far. Mr ir Shwe Lida Hi Se er a} Fen Asti ib5 Suu 16. a » ri $21 su; Ir The above books, |For is only a THOS, # WA BGANG PURMIED riiished: private IKABLI a. ae. is. Apply owner, 1h POR RENT OTH AT Touse be modern tmpre FF CONCKLI br Two Serta POR RENT—M4uy STOLGIION Si TEN room: well farnistind: low ation Hut, ower looking the entire ells stacitus f Theomaee, einen be seen; price $19. PARKER & i bis Fa. ocd Et iy Wilh Wide hall, wate Place, “Possession Octet ou premises, SOK KENT CHAS RN NIKIE V BRICK DWELLING 25 Far st on OR REND Ww: mode in compiete onder. | eet ae Story and. bases Closets, duiub Waiver wid all convene seo it, Key at 15a0, OK RENT-HOUSE G18 IITH SI. Si: KEY at 122, Fh improves iments: new Thaw! ahd FAS dey celine: 0 xe beams RENT —BRICK HOUSE, 11 kooMS, Mode ern improvements desirable locaiiy northwest Stable on rear of lot furnisied, S}0)- tit 4, by 2 30 WAL dS ACRE, Santis JOR RENT—A SF modern D Delaware ave. te HOUSE wir «apie Rey next door eink Puy 200 Lith et a wsetuiae oF evening stat F°Ok, RENT Posts” Sny comy oer ath, aed hae be. 5 yeor= ut ri0 per mouth, HRFORD 1226 F stow POR RENT-SEVERAL DESIRA nished Houses, “Rents, $100. $125, = TYLER & ist 002-61" JOk RENT—I6IS 2is7 STN, W.. Dwelling, containing 12 roows, b y Wael Lbs and ed. Apply to TH TYLER a Ki Pot hwy SNC 1h [ok SES SES ROOM MaCK Hoes Baste. water and gaa; S12, Apply ts Patino, 482 Louninna ave FOR Ro Sew Tr hoow Viney sirable hou es near Dupout cite : 870. PAKK EK & TOWNSEND. 1415 Fst om POR RENT-BEAUTIPULL NISHED NEW Unree-stos L., Litely occupied Uy tain Apply at Ki 5 w..13r8125, Th Fs. uw, 130 1103405 U6th dw.10r.100 Wore st ne. Bh st ne ut Mew st. mW 20 Doula iW .1 Pa Or. stg 8340'S Rw Gra 5 A a 0.W, Oke BD 3 Fmt. mr. 1 st, 7 Aoth st Tu st. TOKES. DW DD & 00. 26 Fou now, & BR, WakNEI OK RENT— i. ave. $100) |2624 15th st. n.w.10r.86S rr soz, ElGr 125 Bui6 Miilyer ave. 10r-6g 2009 vib si. MWoldr_ 100 1122 Coun. ay. Hat. 7690 2322 14th Mw. OF Lath al ext. wawel nga! und auore. 100, 1781 1th st. uw. oe ee ef anne isin F 1684 Tet... 700) 210 HL wt, 10r....... 2700 N ati Shes Bs aan MIhicUR esiaie. 416-06, 180m Mane ave. 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