Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON. SATURDAY jovember 6, 1886. CROSBY 8. YoY ‘The Evening Star nas a regular, permanent Dona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pub- shed in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added The Star cannot undertake to preserve or Feturo rejected communications. Con- tributors who wish to possess their man- unused, should keep a copy. Sw No attention paid to Anonymous Let- ters. Notice. Persons remitting postage stamps in payment of sabscription or advertising are requested to send pone of a larger denomination than TWO CENTS. ‘Those of greater value cannot be used, and will be returned to the senders, ——+e0o—____ It begins to look as it the United States Sen- ate, after next March, will be so evenly divided as to render its political complexion a matter of some doubt, On the 3d of next March the terms of sixteen republicans and nine demo- eratie Senators will expire. The republicans whose terms will then end are: Messrs, Wil- Mams, (recently elected) of California, Hawley, ‘of Connecticut, Harrison, of Indiana, Hale, of Maine, Dawes, of Massachusetts, Conger, of ‘Michigan, McMillan, of Minnesota, Van Wyck, of Nebraska, Sewell, ot New Jersey, Miller, of New York, Sherman, of Olio, Mitchell, of Penn- sylvania, Aldrich, of Ruode Island, Edmunds, of Vermont, Mauone, of Virginia, and Sawyer, of Wisconsin. On the democratic side the terms of Kessrs. Gray, of Delaware, Jones, of Florida, Gorman, ot Maryland, George, of Mississippl, Cockrell, of Missouri, Fair, ot Nevada, Whit- thorne, of Tennessee, Maxey, of Texas, and Camden, of West Virginia, will end. Of the sixteen republicans who will re- tire twelve will certainly be succeeded by men of the same party. Messrs. Sherman, Ald- rich and Edmunds have been re-elected, and the legislatures of Connecticut, Maine, Massachu- setts, Michigan, Minnesota,Nebraska, New York, Pennsylvania, aod Wisconsin are republican. ‘The democrats lose one of the nine whose terms expire—Fair, of Nevada—and are secure of the remainder. So that, if the legislatures of Cali- fornia, Indiana and New Jersey prove to be democratic, the result of the change in the Sen- ate, after the 3d of Mareh, will be a net loss of three to the republicans, a democrat having been chosen to sueceed Mahone from Virginia, ‘The present Senate stands 41 republicans, 34 democrats and one readjuster (Riddleberger). But Senator Van Wyck comes back from Ne- brask as a people’s representative. He made his fight before the whole people and won on un issue of opposition to corporations. During his present term he bas not hesitated on occa— sious to antagonize his party, and under the conditions of his re-election ne may be more in- dependent still, Leaving Van Wyck and Rid~ dieberger out of the count, the next Senate will stand—provided the democrats secure the three doubtiul states mentioned — 37 republicans, 37 democrats. Thus, Messrs. Van Wyck and Riddleberger would hold the balance of power. Tn connection with this probable situation it a @ fact worth mentioning that both Van Wyck and Riddieberger have given evidences of a kiadly feeling for the administration. In the event of any conflict between the Executive and the Senate, the two votes trom Nebraska and Virginia would determine the issue. Van Wyek and Riddleverger would have it in their power, by co-operating with the democrats, to organize the Senate; or, should Van Wyck vote with the repubiicans and Kiddleberger with the democrats on the question of organization, there would be a tie, and there is no Vice Presi- dent to throw the deciding vote. ———————— The United States vice-consul at Turin, in a report to the State department just ‘pub- lished, draws a startling picture of the condition of the peasantry in the rural districts of Italy. Farming there has long been carried on withuut profit, but it has at last crossed the line of actual loss. The right of suffrage eujoyed by the peasant brings him only partial rellet. He can vote for frugal- minded representatives in the national parlia- ment, but this at best will have no effect be- yond reduclag taxation somewhat. It will not open new markets for his produce, or procure better prices. Such a state of things makes an ignorant people desperate after a time, and Is Mable to lead to violent outbreaks. The miser- ‘ably poor farmer will fancy that, if he cannot lift himself up, there will atany rate be some satisfaction in pulling his more fortunate neigh- bor down. If Italy were the only country thus afflicted, ‘the future of the agricultural classes in Europe Would present fewer troublesome problems. But in Ireland an agrariaa war has been going on for years, the highlands of Scotland have Just become the scene of a revolt, and England 4s preparing for an upheaval among her tenant farmers, who complain that they are not making enough moneys to justity them in pay- ing the rents now exacted. When the British Isles, the home of intelligent thrift, and Italy, with her genial climate, unite in such portents Of disaster, it is significant. In both cases the complaint Is the same—inability to compete with the United States. The American farmer does @ good deal of complaining on his own ac- gount; but as long as he sends bis beef and flour into the heart of England, and his grain and Semi-tropical products into every part of the Italian peninsula, from Genoa to Venice, he ought to feel tairiy compiacent over bis own condition as compared with thatot so many other followers of nis calling. $< A reminder that the tenth annual meeting of the American Humane Association is at hand, is found in the lately published report of the ninth meeting heid last year at St. Louis. No society in the United States is engaged in a more worthy work than this, [ts extent is bounded only by tue extremes of animal life, from human beings tothe lowest forms of the brute creation. The report differs from many Similar publications in not only containing practical ideas, but clothing them in a most spirited and entertaining form. it might not be a bad pian to extract parts from it for use as text-books for reading and dictation ciasses in schools, and Interest the teachers in this means of indirectly attracting te minds of young peo- Ple to the subject of Kind treatment for the helpless. The coming meeting is set for the 17th, 18th and 19th of this month at Cincin- nati. a oe Mr. Gladstone bas declined the offer of a Rational testimonial. Tuis is wise. With the memory of Tracy Turnereili and the Beacons- field wreath always present, national testimo- nials to great English statesmen will be rather at @ discount for some time to com: ‘There were no erimson flags displayed at the socialist meeting in New York city last even- ing. This is sensible. The American people are Rot disposed to substitute the red rag for the star spangied banner, Buss Is A Gooo Doo, BUT HOLDFAST IS A BETTER ‘The newspapers are full of wordy shop-claims and ‘molay biasts of commercial seif-praise. But what HOLD FAST the public, first, last and all the time, ‘are qualities and PRICES as OAK HALL Corner Tenth and F Streets You can get a good Chinchilla D. R Coat and Vest for $7.50. s splendid Chinchilla Dr Bt Coat and ¥: 0, « five Coiueilia grand Veet for § 4,70 12-A fine line of Jackets aod tain: lived and, Norisika from 9a, Bon from 92.50 up. 3 FOR Boys Pants ip Plain, Fisz Ta:zon-Mae coo oo TTITH ATM NNN Soe PEP TET TE ee SoS tus od? # HEH RAE Sse 28 OUR SPEOIALTY. Our Resdy-made Clothing for Men, Boys and Children surpass the SO-CALLED CUSTOM TAILOR GOODS, At one-third less price. As we manufacture all our goods guarantee every garment sold, We have been here for twenty-five years, and consequently A PERMANENT INSTITUTION. Therefore, you run no risk in purchasing of us. EER 1 553g MM A SNR Ei S & RSA Eee Hoot Ete SEE OA ES BBB RRR 00 55ty Eas Eo E “oo” Su82 > THE ONLY CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS IN ‘WASHINGTON, COR 7TH AND E STREETS. 26 Buaxxers aso Bro Coxronrs 500 Pairs of BED BLANKETS st $1.25, $1.50, $2, 92.50, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7.88, $10. ‘The above were all bought earlyin the season and ‘are much under the present prices. 300 BED COMFORTS from 75c. to $3. DRESS GOODS, in great varieties, from 12%, 15¢., ‘25c. to $1.5u. All Colors and Qualities, A Full Line of STRIPED VELVETS for Trimming, from 75e. to $3. ‘We have the Largest Stock of UNDERWEAR we have ever carried and st right prices, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. Maz J. P. Paez, 1007 F STREET NORTHWEST, 26 IMPORTER, ‘Will show the coming week Novelties in ENGLISH BONNETS AND HATS, Expressly designed for Tailor-made Costumes, In all the new English Cloth Colors, ‘Will open on Monday THEATER and OPERA BONNETS. . | NEW srrnes Catt and Examine, New Neckwear, Hoslery, Gioves, Suspenders, Hand- Kerchiem “Stoderats Prices W. 8, TEEL, 935 Penn's ave. 26 How: Asr Diconariox. What should receive more attention, or afford us ‘more pleasure than the DECORATIONS OF OUR HOMES. Te servesas an art education to all who visit therein, and the value of its gud the va refluing influence can scarcely bé Ladies are invited to call at our office and get in- structions and sampies of work free, 8 OPPENHEIMER & BRO, Sole Agents for the Light Running New Home Sewing Machine, 628 9th st n.w.. St, Cloud Building. p Puortocnarns. The Kensington Art Studio (late Imperial), Messre Marshall und tilling (late ut Kondow abd Wem Tork having purchased from ‘Mr. it. Walsl the ‘above ol siablistied busines, b19 Peanayivania form The public they have cow to stay and will produce uly ‘tirstchuw work, bat continue inte prices til tae Sabineus “rorn, 9.00 a dozen, and not " A eat and, New Yara We, hve the bent ttruinens world produemn: the ‘largest ‘collection grounds in Liecity, by Seavy! absolutely INSTANTANEOUS PICTURES “children aud babies a specialty; outdoor views, ant- ils in motion, Interiors, ac. Portraits in alls crayons Seal paate ana ll ork Gxecuted by otreciven oy the Prew.ses, with prow pines. Biosrenr Macrrnrn NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT, VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS, {m Tins and Gises, M W. BURCHELL, 1325 Fan, N At Lovers Or Goon Corran Waat GOOD BUTTER Ale, ‘Wo make a specialty of both lines, ‘Prices aa low as quality will permit, NN INV PECTION OF HIS ELEGANT pcb po ies can ES oo MERVEILLEUX. ‘BATAVIA. HABIT CLOTHS. CANVAS CLOTHS, | saa crt PRIFSTLEY'S SILK WARP HESKIRET AS, EAE PERIAL SERGES AND MELROSE CLOTHS. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES AND VEILS. LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK CASHMERES. NEW PLAIN AND TWILLED_ FRENCH COS- LUPINS FRINGED. HEMMED “AND CRAPE BORDERED THIBET AND CAMEL'S HAIR HAWLS. VELTIES IN BLACH SILK UMBRELLA’ NOVATH MOURNING STICKS AND MOUSE: PERINOT’S BLACK KID ‘GLOVES, BOTH PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED. NOVELTIES IN MOUitNING HANDKERCHIEF NEW BLACK COTTUN, LISLE LADIES AND CHILDREN’S BLACK CASHMERE ODE NOVELTIES IN BLACK JACKETS AND WRAPS. IMPORTED BLACK JERSEYS FROM $2.50 TOSS. Sa PLALN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, 26 we 68 BEE EN YE? Ooo Hae HEN F S883 A ren Sys8 24 CLL KREBS In going through our different departments, we have selected the following articles which we shall offer for TEN CENTS EACH on Monday next: Alligator, Fancy and Ivory Leather Purses, all colors, each, 10 cts. Tourists’ Ruchings, 6 yards n a box, per box, 10 cts. Fancy Soaps—Cocaine, Glycerine, Marsh Mellow, Oat Beat, Colt Cream and Honey—per cake, 10 cts. No. 9Satin Gros Grain Picot Edge All-silk Ribbons, per yard, 10 cts. No. 9 Plaid Ribbons, all colors, warranted all silk, per yard, 10 cts Extra Fine Tooth Brushes, each, 10 cts, Playlug Cards per pack, 10 ets. Zylonite Dressing Combs, each, 10 cts. ‘Tetlow's Swansdown, per box, 10 cts. Lubin’s Powder, per pack, 10 cts, Austin’s Forest Flower Cologne, per bottle, 10 ets. Children’s Hose Supporters, per pair, 10 cts. ‘Wool Luces,in Brown, Myrtle, Belge, Navy Blue, Ecra ‘und Bronze, per yard, 10 cts. Felt Tidies, 17 inches square, flowered corners, each 10 cts, Colored Embroidered Children’s Collars, each 10cts. Ladies’ Pure Linen Yinch-hemstitched Handker- chiefs, each, 10 cts, Oxydized Silver Breastpins, each, 10 ct. Fine Gilt Breastpins, each, 10 cts. Silvered Cuff Buttons, various styles. per patr, 10 cts. Ladies’ Dress Shields, good quality, per pair, 10 cts. Silk Garter Web, colors blue, pink and cardinal, per yard. 10 cts Children’s Drawers, with Torchon lace trimming, per pair, 10 cts, Larxe-sized Gingham Kitchen Aprons, each, 10 cts. ® Entire line of 9e., 10c., 12%4c., 15¢. and 18e. Handker- chiefs, in white hemstitched, tucked, colored-bor- dered and embroidered, each, 10 cts. Ladies’ White Pure Linen and Cotored Percale Col- lars, variety of patterns, two for 10 cta Gents’ Colored-vordered Hmstitched Handkerchiefs, each, 10 cta, THE 00 RNR fr § 3 tee BOO NNDB Eas “oo” 3 ig Mt ane ooo nA fi Suwm dh HER 9S HOR EE MMMM AA ERE O | HHH ER MMM As ER Oo HH Boe MMM 2°42 EE Gc a ket 26 816-318 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Com: ANDSEEOUR $2 CALF BOOT BEFORE ‘you buy, worth $2.50, and = Kip Working Boot for Sepgress Gaiters, worth 82 the best shoe inthe mas: alters, worth $2, the oe in the mar ketone price’ "o™ ™ ice ‘Our 81 Stlsses" and Boys’ School Shoe, hard to beat. Cafidren's Polo Caps ‘aud Hats trom aBceats up. war ‘Boys’ Knee Pants trom 48 cents up. at 1914-1916 Pennsy!vania avenue, 26 3. W. SELBY. ‘ALLET, DAVIS & CO., UPRIGHT PIANOS Now ready the best ‘selection ever offered. Spe low rates tor school and holiday trade.” #11 a Oth st nw. Ovs Lace Conran Deranrucsr. Again have we been successfnl in effecting asale ‘with a large importing house of their entire stock on hand of Curtainsand Curtain Net at such a figure that we can sell LACE CURTAINS at 30 per cent Iss than any figure ever offered, and the Net in the same Proportion. While the variety of the stocke is large the quantity of some numbers is limited, so the timely Purchaser reaps a positive bargain. We positively refuse to sel! these goods to any mer- chant who buys them with the intention of reselling them. We have resolved that this benefit shall only be shared by OUR patrons. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS in Eeru and White, 66c. per pair, worth 73c. $125 RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, 8 yards long, tape bound Ecru and White, worth $1.25 per pair, worth $2. This is a curtain that will never again be offered for $1.25 $2per Only 5U0 pairs in stock. Intending par! chasers will do well to mote this tuct, as they alr. will easlly disappear. ‘New patierns and extra quallty CURTAINS, Fera ‘and White, $1.40, $1.60 aud §2 per pair. Goods that are worth respectively $2.25, 2.00 and $2.85 per pair. $2.25 Beautiful and extra quality RUSSIAN ‘per pr, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, 4 yards long, worth” tape bound, 52.25 per pair, worth $8.75 per $8.75. pair. A limited number only. Better grades aud a beautiful line at $2.50, $3.26 and $9.50 per pair, worth $3.25, $4 and $4.50 per pair. Rich and elegant designs double and twisted thread RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 4 yards long, very wide, at $8.75 per pair, worth $5.75, ‘The BEST QUALITY and PRETTIEST DESIGN CURTAINS io thecity for $5 per pair. In REAL LACE CURTAINS we have the most extensive line ever placed on sale. An besutiful and odd designs, full length (4 yards Jong), 60 inches wide At $9.00 per vair, worth $14, “ise 8 #16 325000 5 loa 1300“ 4 29, 1400 oa 16000 © og 1400 8 a5, 1900 “= 4 98 2000 “ # 30, 23500 “ « ga 25.00 “ « 37 ‘There are few Curtains to compare with these. Great variety of patteros in Antique, Applique, ‘Swiss and Real Lace Curtoins, Nottingham Curtain Net, tape bound, 18, worth 25e. 300 different patterns Curtain Net to select from, in rices ranging from 15e. to 75c. per yard. Latest desigus iu Fancy Curtain material. Persian and Madras Curtain Drapery at 1240. and 160. per A lovely line of Bed Sets in Antique and Russian ‘Nottingham in all prices, ranging from $3.50 per set up. Our $3.60 sets io Russian Nottingham is «beautiful design, twisted thread. and will launder well. An accumulation of remnaute ot Curtain Lace will ‘desold out very cheap. Come and sce our Curtain Lace Department. The largest and best lighted in the eity. ‘The one great opportanity of yours to buy Curtain- ing and Curtains cheap. Don’t let it pass by. ALL OUR GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, ONE PRICE ONLY, Ju & Derwsnzs, PRINTERS, ‘Have unsurpassed factiities for the execution of all ‘seinds ot work at thir prices and on ‘hort ‘ BRIEVS AND ARG! PRINTING, LETTER HEADS AND EN- ‘VELOPKS, BLANK BOOKS, Tae Srone Is Fou of genuine bargains. Extraordinary vatues are offered tn each and every department. Our stock is atit height Extreme “Novelties” ia the different lines are io, We have # larger stock—larger variety than ever before. We offer yon more for your money than ever betore, Below we enumerate s few of the attractions, well worthy the attention of the trade, BLANKET DEPARTMENT. ‘The most prominent in this mont is toe iid Walte Woal Blanket a, $50 Ge eaten ar : HoecBRt Oc rites oats ee bot vob: SES = ‘pair. OTE Havt to show have marked down our stock of tnfunts Kove elty’Aighuas (or orib biankels) from $2 to $1.50 each. (Third floor; tuke elevator.) DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘As was to be expected, the 50. offering. em- raging choice Allewool Fabrics previous sold at voc, waa am immense siccus. These are Fealiy better than would be lnfurted tom the Teading of the advertisement.-You wil dud them sold for 76c wor more)-all' around. ‘We Offer 76c. Dress Goods for B0e. per yard. ve ndvive an early examinstion of this ex- trancaloary’ offering, Ws like being unprece er GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Three hig values are the following: S-but, “inked Weis”, Kid Gloves, tn tans, modes and browns. Worth all of $1. Only 6c. er pair. ‘4but. lish English Walking Gloves. em- ene GU ate Tas, Gar wautaiaeonrs een i and lavender, with black embroidered 5 ‘and evening wear nly 91.75 per pal PRINT DEPARTMENT. ‘We place on sale to-day 4,000 yards of best Dark Prints. in choice styles aud patterns; colors warranted. Usually sold at ‘ard. pe (Second floor.) VELVET DEPARTMENT. To close out thisiine we make the following redaction—one-bali regular pric 19-inch embroidered Silk Velvet, richly em- broidered rose patterns and set figures. Re- duced from $4 to $2 per yard. QUILTED SATIN LININGS. We are showing an excellent stock of these estimable ‘aud quote a8 specially good Quilted Satin Lluis, Cardinal N lied Satin Linings, Cardinal, Garnet, Navy, LAzht Brown, Seal (stown Old Gold aad Mss Green, "T5e. and $1.00 per yd. Quilted Satin Linings, i Light Blue, Piok and Lilac. Only $1.00 per yd. (First floor; last on the right.) EB BLACK CASHMERES. We make a specialty of the celebrated FRENCH ‘MONOPOLE” CASHMERES, ‘and commend them to the trade as the best In- trinsic value possibly procurable. ‘They are first, woven in the gray cloth and then dyed black by one of the best dyers of cloths in France. They are woven very firmly, making them both elastic and durable, and fished i ‘smooth and superior manner. We Keep th entire sine of qualities, each representing the bestits price can buy. ‘Qual. ‘K, 50e. 4, FIN 0, the Dest. entrance, this space securing it the light of dav, a very. necessary adju.ict toa satisfactory selection. SOAP DEPARTMENT ‘Those who hadn't read the papers were sur- prised at the crowds at this deparunent sester. jay. The attraction was the oiferin: of @ job Jot of Gel se 40 Frere’s French Soap, which cured from their agents for this country at Percent discount on regular, wholesale prices, We turn thein over to you at the xame propor- tionate iow price, 1. e. Feguar retail price.” Nearly one thousand dozen—enou:h fora week maybe. Lots of cus, tomers will come for them after they are gone. ‘These Soups have # world-wide reputation for fragrance and purity. We take pleasure in commending them to the trade. 958 DOZEN CAKES. 1 lot, Se. per cake. 50c. per dozen. 1 lot, 6c per cake. 6c. per dozen, 1 5 O per cent, less their 1 lot, 7e. per cake, 72c. per dozen Tot, 8c. per cake, 8c. per dozen, ot, Ye. per cake, $1.00 per dozen, 1 Jot! 1c. per cake, 91.00 per dozen. 1 lot, 12c. per cake! $1.20 per doz: 2 lot, 1239. per cake, $1.40 per dozen, Lot 15e. per cake, $1.60 per dozen. 1 lot, 186. per cake, $2.00 per dozen. 1 lot, 20c. per cake: $2.20 per doz: 1 lot, 25c. pe: euke, $2.60 per dozen, 1 lot, 30c. per cake, $3.20 per dozen: ‘These are a trifle more than one-half thelr regular retail price. (Notion Department: first floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BER, A UU MMMM om gssg Be AS UU MMMM 8. pp fA ae GARR sBB OA A aM = FUR DEPARTMENT. Our facilities in buying furs is unsurpassed and we feel assured that we can produce fine furgarmentsand trimmings at a much less price than furriers. SEAL SKIN SACQUES AND VISITES, All lengths and sizes. We guarantee that our prices on these garments are the lowest and that they are made from choice Alaska skins. London dyed. When we advertise the above we do not sell you an inferior article, “American Dyed.” REAL OTTER VISITES. ‘These Garments are Unsurpassed for their Richness. PERSSAN LAMB VISITES, ‘Trimmed in Lynx. This ts undeniably the thing for Quiet Elegance. FUR RUGS In Leopard, Black Bear. Vicuni Angora skins. also gray and white FOOT MUFFS In Opossum and Chinchilla, MUFFS AND COLLARS, 25, $7 and $8.50 ‘34 25, $7 and $8.50 MUFFS, WANTED-—SITUATIONS. ‘Star "ANTED—A POSITION AS TYPR-WRITER We ‘best of references. Adress tion as ki cooking. Address A. Sra ee ie a. FRENCHMAN, A WANTED—HELP. —— ‘ANTED—A WHITE WAITER TO BE GEN. 'W ‘vraliy ovetul in private tunlis: retereacss aired: Apply Monday morning from to 12, at 1618 ithet aw ate ‘ANTED-GI 'TO WORK ON WAISTS AND make button holes. Apply at 718 12th st. nw. ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUS W ‘work. Apply 1242 20th en nw te W services of refoed ‘roma, capasie ot mam home near the rboasckecper: Shoes on h.can farnian the bi est reteronces for sacity and character 0 Address. stati where anloterview canbe Pad, J: Bvcure Dal Post newspaper. ae ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WITH W first-class cty references: must stay nahin “AE. ply to 15003808 w- ane ANTED—A GOOD, COMPETENT WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron or cook and iron; ust have referenées Adzress Box 00, Star office.’ Its WAXTERCRY ga FAMILY BOARDING, & White Girlto do ight work and care lor two children, the youngest six years old: must be able to Heat aiid tidy and come weil recommended, Af 1410 Pennaylvaninave. second fiat, between ize m, ‘ANTED—A GOOD, HONEST GIRL. NOT Younger than tourtéen, to stay with lady aad ‘as help and companion: home for a alta. girl A EVR, Biaromice, enild bi ‘ANTED-BY A ‘girls sitastion ‘cham! 3.can furnish good city ETAL, OR Feferenon. “Calla 308 Wiatisat econ, A WHITE wash and tron for: family: city reference. Address COOK. Star WOMAN, A SITO- ‘saiall private ‘ANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE MAN. Ww ts Tretclans situation as. assis: references furnished. A‘ fice. “ANTED_BY A LADY GRADUATE OF THE 2, Situation as bookkeeper. ite mncerian colt Address ALLEN ANDERSON: Atmcoste ‘ANTED—A YOU\G LADY DFSIRES A PO- sition In church choir (Protestant contralto, ences, ‘alto, ‘term. ‘excellent ‘best of refer: colton beste Address PENG, Star office. Ite ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTA— die colored woman as infant’ B32_ C at aw, emures Apply at ‘ANTED—BY aby ofl Place as cook or chambermaid. ‘A RESPECTABLE WHITE “ee TANTED—A COMP:TENT LADY FOR AL ferlog: mpst come, well recommended. THE PALAIS RUYAL, cor. Paaveandiuibst. It pete ae ee AND Local Agent for Mandiing our Improved Passes Wire Sfsivm of Sore Hallway, ‘Inuse ta bipareds oF dloraythraaghont he "United States” Mout api durable and attractive system on the market. First class references and good business experience abso- Jutely nes eeNone others need apply, Salary oF Hetasions Bierchante Bare Satway Gores? ‘Detroit. ich. ene ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT RELTABLI man for general hourework in family of three; good city references, Preferably to go home at night. ie cae ate ‘ANTED—A WHITE BOY IN A BAKERY. Apply at 1216 Luth st. nw. ie WARTEDA NOMAN, TO WAIT ON THE table and do chamberwork. Call at PALMER H 421 11th st nw. it Wasrepat ONCE—WHITE AND COI- oted Cooks, Waiters, Maids: Sculitons, good male couk and heip of all description: this and other cities and country. F. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F n nb-6te Wy ANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN for general housework in asmail family: a Ger- ma preferred; references required. Call at 330 A st. a pone WANTED STIPE WRITER-A PATENT tIRM ‘will give desk room to typewriter in exchange for office work, which is light. Address Hox 49, Star office n6-2° Wash and ‘tron: must stay nights, bring refer: ences und understand work. “Apply at 1822 Hi st.n.w. neste (W éamn's70 per month at their own homes. costly uur smampie o package of ‘koods and full iogrug Hons for 10¢. to help to pay postage. Address H. DWELL & O0., Rutland Ve nb-s,tu,thime ei opacan on RAS moderate price, Address, wit jeulars, LT. Star aftice. Doses 7 IMMEDIATELY — THREE EX: waist hands, at 426 9th st. n.w. 5-6 ‘ANTED—A GOD WOOD TURNER. STEADY ut ‘OOD COOK, AT 815 VERMONT Wa ees id Luuch Rooms, 616-618 and 62v 13th si. Waivtnae tre p.m., 414 9ti st. ANT: D: WASTEDIA WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, Nash, and fron ina small family. 8 W. Et TANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH Gnd fron in a small family. 9: a BT YOUNG G! jerman. a8 aid and constant private. Address J ANTED—A WoMAN TO COOK, WASH AND ‘on. and do general housework in a Smuli family: must bring references, “Inquire at 928 Fi st, between Rand, 9th and 10th sts. n.w. WwW A THOROUGHLY COMP: German lady's mat: making and hairdresaug. and take entire care of Tady’ ‘noobjection to traveling. Apply 1140 ct 7 = RL, ‘compan ANTED—A_COACHMA. take care of horses, and i Woman wash and iron for a sisi! family references reyuired. Call at the store of HUM... CLEARY & C0., 807 Market Space, between 9 and 10a. m. 4-30 SEES I MeGILE, Deuier in Building Sup- plies, 608 G st Dosa ANTED—A YOU! Wectiored’ Cooks, Minds and nd Waiters, whiie Footman. general houseworkers, BOR U, 517 7th st. n 3 BUREAU, 517 ANTED-—DUNDORE'S Feuu, conducted by Ladies. Men. and Women, white and golored, for all kiads of domestic Iubor, ith refererices. 717 M st. n.w. 0019-20 WANTED DRE private liie to learn the Eureka Lady Tailor Sy= tem; ho curt, scale or machine used: scleutific meas arement only. “Patterns cut to measure. Posiiively nn refitting jsfuction guaranteed or money re turned. KUREKA CUTTING SCHOOL, 7th and sta. 0. w., Room 10, May Building. Have concluded toremain, 268 Ware Witte andeoiored, women cooks BiG te 20, “Chanaherinaita, warses, scrubs and tach cooks, SOb iS BURGESS Employ. nt Burcu 930 son. V asia FW Canine a art of DresCuiting actentiically meastre andsquaretulcr ‘Moved to 120 G's i: ‘oelzl n3-6t ‘ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT —CANVASSERS FOR G1FE_ IN iberal compensation. Apply to 220 dq 0cz9-3m_ 'TED—COOKS, CHAMBI of all kinds, at HARIS' Neat nw, fice, 17 mh ANTED—WE WANT YOU!—A TIVE ENE getic Man or Woman needing profitable employ- ment to represent na in every county; sal.ry $75 per pont aud expenses, or lunge comuiieion On ates if preferred. - Go every che Duyn. Ou und particulars tree, SEANDARD SILVERWARE CO., Boston, Mass, se8-wes.6m_ ANTED—TWO MORE AGENTS ON Charleston Views. Also, five experienced can- yassers ou “Life of Hendricks.” Just out. Salary or commission. Apply to H. LL VILLE, genera: bus ness agency, 1224 F st, ‘oc22-tno8® WANTED--ROOMS. FUR TRIMMINGS, Russian Hare, Genuine Beaver. Nu- trla, Gray Fox, Chinchilla, Raccoon, Lynx, American Opossum, Biack Martin, Gray and Sliver Coney and Silver Hare The following schedule of prices will Prove that our prices are the lowest: > 250s yard. Bee. 78 95c, Nutria, 98c. a yurd. Perinch Gouyiie Beaver, 02.75 a yard, “Raccoon. 98¢. a yard. Tyna, B1.08 a yard. Beat Loop, 80; 70, We. and 81.25 each, Fur Loops,'25¢ each.” ‘There will be special bargains offered in every de- partment of our spacious establishment for the next fivedays It will bemoney in your pockets to call and see for yourselves what we offer. Don't run the risk of taking cold by standing to 100k for oarguins in show windows, but walk through our departments and satisfy yourselves that, as usual, our prices are tremendously low. arene Ge AA M BP AA US PE oe 7TH, 8TH AND D sTS, 3B Visage tiers: GRAND ASSORTMENT. EVERYTHING NEW IN MATERIAL AND STYLE, NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU 8EE QUOTED, EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE AND TRIMMED GARMENTS HERE AT LOWER PRICES: THAN ELSEWHERE. Extra fine OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVER, KERSEYS, MONTANAG, CHINCHILLAS afd CORKSCREWS, Prices from $9.00 to $40.00, DRESS SUITS in DIAGONALS, CORKSCREW and CASAIMERES, from $10.00 to $40.00. ‘Stylian, Nobby SUITS for Youths, Boys and Chil- ren, from $3.00 to $25.00, ‘Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR. MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR. —_—— a. i. {7ANTED-THRER OR FOUR ROOMS FOR W iin fousekecning, anfurnisned or party"fee nlahed:for moar auulta "adres Pde wear ethos, 1s must understand dress- | ‘ANTED—BY A GOOD BOOKKEEPER, EM- Siar office. bese ployment, Address Box 144, ‘ANTED-SITUATIONS FOX COOKS, CHAM dermaids, of waiters, help, this and other citi jotels.sgores and offices. F. M. BU! cy st nw. con ‘and all furnished: fa ek Rabesooss ANTED—BY rN RESPECTABLE WHITE woman a situation as first-class cook oF house- the best of keeper: can furni Box 121, Star office, ‘Address ne-2t6 ‘ANTED — SITUATION BY A MAN AND wile, white, in hotel 1, Festaurant or private fam- ily; man understands steain or hot-air furnace, or the RENT—THREE OR SIX ROOMS UNFUR- ee band 10th sis. nw. babes POR RENT 404 CST, SE NEAR PRNNSYI- Vania ave, a uicely-fa nave. y-faraiabed south-frout Rove, R RENT—TWO OR THREE FURNISHED OR F PAY, furnished, Rooms, ‘mihte few minutes ae alts only. Apple, {OR RENT—WITH BOARD, SECOND STORY Fenian Pe, en See at 5 wate family. Bish Xetra gels peony fo R RENT—LARGE FURNISHED FRONT F Bogue: heat and wax: cloet: eihroot on same anaes nw. dicherarrss od R_RENT—UNFORNISHED—FOUR ROOND* Ferorses, bath, $20; : furpiahed, gas and bath, $20; 736 10th st. R RENT—A VIRGINIA LADY WILL RENT Poa ay oes Se : table botrdore = it R RENT —HANDSOMELY _ FURNISHE a ct Doard in house 13a a The Fribont Sis ot RK RENT—AT ee. i eS: iy 8 MOD Eerie ae totes Pala ou pont post asa apres eT sion Building, tour Hoots, second sory. un ished, for nouseKeeping: water onsume foot mosern Improvements; cars pass the door; refercaces; sth front. ie OR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED OR _U! furnished, with board 610 1inst nw. ave PLEASANT SHCONDSTORY general work of either of above: w fe is first-class cook, gaa, water, laundry, §8. One pastry or Dread baker: first-class reference, Address feat, quiet central, desirable.’ Northern UGLAS, Star office. neste te Ist st. nw. ae WANTED ENOWN—HEADQUARTERS. FOR Women Cooks We ‘and Housekeepers, men, Butlers, Walters” Goveruest: only competent Bel aged, NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU,SI7 1th Ei 2-08 We ANTEDIENOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE ‘und competent servantsin all cay and colored—with city references, GESS, Kmp. Bureau, 926 F st. n.w. iules—white MBS & BUR- nol-Ate ANTED — EXPERT TYPRWRITING, ALL, . Work called. 2._W. H. PORT! oft 13 times and piacss Copying department Calicrapy 2 or and del ER, 933 F st, ered. Tel oo W AxTED PERMONS DESIRING RELIABLE heip should call ployment office, at 1709 N nw. HARK 002 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ANTED—-TWO SECO. D-HAND BEDROOM ‘Sets; must be good quality, In good condition and cheap. address, stati Star office. ing price, &c, FURNISURE, 1s Bri Un WS NIEDTENTIRE CARE OF INFANT OB young child, under most favorable environments and feasonable charyes; references exchanged. dress P.A.R., Box 42, fed, 86 per mo. vi WANTED PAN, ‘ANTED — HORSE. exvense'toJUS. BOTT ~, Va,ortoL. KEMPER, Warrenton, Fauquier Co., Chester, Pa. WINTERED, GRAINt in advance, delivered at owner's Bealeton, Fauquier Co., nG-saware” ELECTRIC TELEPHONE Also, Texas Land Scrip. Adress PROMPT CASH, star office, Preity i, ‘Tin, Stove and Mani n6-2 W finow tnat Tay RUPPERT, NAT. NW. vel work promptly attended to, RS AND OTHERS TO YLOR € BART. Printers, 605 ‘7uh st. u.w., have ample tucilities for prompuy” exe. cating Brieis, Petitions, Arguments, &c. ‘Prices low, ocsosm WANTED KNOWNTTHAT COARSE HAIRS on the faceare positively obliterated, leaving no marks, M. Electric Needle is the only remedy: Known for this hideous defect. Send for tull_particu- lars. Dr. GABRIEL, 1321 Address Box 135, Sta Hlecitlc treatment for ladies and children. Mrs Gs nw. 15-61" AND BARITONE FOR Eplxcopal choir, siate terms und experience. F office. nate W aSip—T0 PURCHASE STOCK IX & ery and provision storein a good location or r Yucant store tor the same, Address City \ of use duri fax County D — SU! tion, Fi a st W itcusctioia pets a specialty. SOS YRoom DAVIS, Taxidermist, GROG it Vv ANTED—1 WILL FEED A HORSE FOR His the comi sound and kind and suituble for buj ences given. Address W. H. NOW! winter; must be young. y delving? refer: LN, Chiftou Sta- ndst FOR MOUNTING: McCULLIP 1006 Fst, 4-3t » Studio, i ANTED.- toned, v —TO_ EXCHANG! PIANO — FINE Ke square Emerson, perfect coodition, for Carriage, duubieseated, or Lot in suburba. Ad° dress Box 143, Star office, ng-3t5 ANTED—K. WASHINGTON'S MA G IC fF body cured. ments removed, who use it: perieet ‘Testimoauls on To be hud at W. S. stand; Major's, 7th. J.S. ‘iytee, corner 7th and 1 sts. n.w. Southeast Gor, 14th st. and cor. 6th and 1 sts, n.w.; LD. Wa ter, sts, uW.; Hobert_N 0c. and $1 per box: sent to any address, 7 ANTED—UPHOLSTERIN 5 lor and other Fur.iture. Hair matireses reno- V ream, or Instantaneous Cure—Any" ‘Moth pinaples, wr icles, Diack Ulgar-redness, eczema aud ul! facial distigure- 4 cleur coupleziou insured 10 all harmless. ay reat nyson's, 15th st: Drew's old 7th and Ests: nd Hi sts; Davi S env Gin and G idsrport Gob Far’ Sea, 05m PAR F vated andre made, Samples of all crade- of gouds {or covering on hand. Motu exterminated cabluet. Cabl- net repairing. C. C. HALL, Practical Upholsterer, ocz-im* 18. Sto} Heasehol willbe paid. Address fd Furniture, forwhich the atiier Beda, annd all kinds ot Me ‘H. BAUM, 2397 Wanten no EHULD FURNITURE AND effects of every kind, paid. hotel, 3d st. abd Pennsyivauta av ANTED-HAVE YOUR PICTURES TAKEN LARDNER & BARR'S highe t cush price at n large oF small quniities; dress S. M. G.. St Charles: ‘ocd2-Liat ‘Photograph Studio, ‘927 Pena. ave, DU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ws TED—IF ¥¢ ‘Stocks, Bonds, Yetroleam and Produce on 1-16 commission, ior cash oF on margin, write of call on J. EDW. GOVE & CO., 438 7th st Our new Circular inuiled free. ‘ocl3-3m. NTED-TO EX HANGE NEW FOR OLD Moves at BUTCeRS, 931 Sth st, near K si. nw. Smoky Chimn und Ranges inade to bought and for sale ch ey cured, Lutrol heat or ‘no puy. heap. Furnaces, Id S.oves: W. ‘e Miller, 460° Louistan: A, ANTED—HORSES TO WINTER AT nouth. Refer to Chas. Bradley. of Republic: C. A. Boynton, Assoc FURNISHED, TWO SUITES ON ith private bath, hot and vold water: ear to Capitol and Pa ave. 103 2d st- = OR RENT — FURNISHED — TWO handsome rooms. well lighted and heated, ‘ond floor; single oF en suite, vers Feference given and required. 409 RGE On sec reasouabie rent; stow. nba aressmaker. “Price 825. {OR RENT-FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, four comforianly: Furnished Rooms: siso,, bat ‘with bot and cold water. on same floor. - Rent, $25. Mouth, including heat. Address J. 1. M Star office, APARMENTS; FUR- igle oF en-suite: del ‘of Executive mansion: southern exposure; reut reasonable. Address 1603 1 a aw. n6-lwe ‘FURNISHED ROOMS—DOUBLE parlor, dining room, kitchen first fi ud ig rooms on second floor; lar creted. Newly finished: m Adults. OR, iy ‘and alcove: second floor; en suite or’ single. near ‘Arlington and Chamberlin: open fires if desired: ber- dics puss the door. 1014 15tn st. n.w. neste {OR KENT—1307 K ST., FRANKLIN SQUARE, Finvtely fornianed Rooms ou uscondaad tnioe does ‘with board: private iamlly; references exchanged: n6-206 ‘Yard anid cellar con- FOR RENT—HOUSES. Pe vigil ah they ate Pag AE georaae ah ANNUM. CUTTER @ 1 as. Fs RENT—FURN IS Fl M ‘CORN ERs, 20 “Dest POR RENT—222 D ST. ) SEA SMALE ROOM ‘prick Hotve in fine orderiall modern convent’ heated by steam: HO stove wanted. $30. Dat nw. e ee ate OR RENT- TST. N.W., DFSIRARLE E four-story Brick House, with 14 rome: all mocera improvements; bear the leading Hotels, Feawt dierent. Bi. WAKNEK @ 00. * pose inquire nose DOR RENT 1800 YT ST. Nw. comtortabie R-room Brick MoUe, | Gonvemeent location; Feet, reduced: 1892. o-xt door, BM WARNER @ C0. DOR RENT—AN ELEGANT AN DCOMPLET ‘furnished Li-rocm house. B12 Nor Capital ey near "House io perfect order. Rent rea {oresponsibietenaut Also ‘ desirable two sory and basement brick: seven Pome ns ‘Also seven sinail east Capitol, near 10tb st, at 682. Touses at se ip tame a co, Sd'and Fast Capito! sia, ENT=1234 MASSACHUSE TS A’ Fooma; th iy furnished: eae aT, Socomsaae unica Wareares ae ‘OR RENT—FOUR NICE TWOSTO! R Shahan aan, oo eS soos cose aftskcn tasteteeete each. Inquire 463 D st. sw. 3 “35 OR RENT—STOP PAYING REN iv Foes tise ond apa, RENT, AND BUT of pro} ‘down: the balauce tn monthly. payments, Wore atsnut equal to the rent sou would pay fe saving what you now tarow aay sor Foak ue KNIGHT 025 Fst. n.w., room 1, Isifoor, nvé-71e Jo RESTFURNIMED—To CAREFUL TEN. ‘ait ata low gure, beautitul new Rrowanone Hote, Seven grote ariicalyforiaied: to prt : oo 2a" Conecric iF only.” Apply on preaaisen, ric Papered and modern plumbin on. ALBERT Fen BEXESA LARGE AND ELBGANTLY furnished House, 1217 Ns. nw, All modern ime Provementa Apply to W. a DEMPSEY. _n6-lw 1424 New York ave. Fen RENT—LARGE NEW TWOSTORY BRICK Stable. in alley near Franklin school: all improvements; ‘Accommodate tour horses carriages and tonchman. Hen 62 0 c PMV ERS, 1428 New York are en orah.swe {OK RENT-NEAR THE MFTROPOLITAN Club gentlemen can find elegantly kept, newly jurnisbe "Rooms: ‘tne house with every comfort reasonable rates if permanent, Address D. K., Star office. nese Fok RENT. ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ished, in anew house: bome comforts: no. chil dren or housekeeping: private family; 1303 R sto, ™. 6-216 POR RENT THRER UNFURNISHED Roows on second floor, with water: suitable for light housekceping: price, $8. 931 4th stinw. “DOSS OK RENT—VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED Rooms at 1313 N st n.w., with or without Board. nese VOR RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO furnished rooms, ist and 3d floors. with’ Board, Location on istu st., between K and Leta. Fos further particulars address Box 119.Star office. nO-St* Fok, BEST EURSISHED ROOMS-GENTLE- men only. 607 Ist. nw. nGSte OR RENT—AT NO. 603 _F STREET, HAND- Y somely furnished Roomsen suite." n6-0i OR RENT — VERY NICELY FURNISHED suite of four rooms and bath. for housekeeping. o responsible married couple. Cail at 1140 8th stn, w. Foe REST = BEAUTIFULLY FURN: SRE Rooms on second and third floors, with Hoard: Feferences required. 1416 N st. n.w. e-awe FORRES 27 14TH ST. N.W., NEWLY AND ‘well-furnished Rooms, single oF en-suite, with mod- first-class board: suitable for M. C : grace Fetereuces exchanged. cet ‘OR RENT—ONE SUITE OF SUNNY, FUR- nished, Rooms, Mussachusetis ave, near “The Portland:” would suit couple desiring best location tor winter; references Address Box 44, Star office.n6-3* OR RENT_THE VERY DESIRABLE THRI N story and guitar 3 — et rat. Hoot hus. parior, library’ dikag-room Kitchen, “secund ‘foor-eur thamnvers ene, bene Foom, Thind Hoor-Two chumbers, Fine ary cow colin Hicone a Al shader mmurovemenig (207 $02 Del ave 8 ay mandary st., bet 16tl wind Boundary ‘and T7th a. = Oth spear Mane.ave, 124 nt nem. lr 028 cemicteabeey ake. mid fare BO | Br. SS i weweree. 18 ave. LiF am. 750 iL (rear) aw. dF AO 2r..30) 1871 Bound. # ne, br..9 AO Asbo Miller's Court 47-8 Pa. St T-WITH OR WITHOUT BOaRD— pleasant furnished Rooms, home, comforts, with ivate tamt'y: Feasonable rates, 714 19th st. bet, G nd H, near Pa ave. ow. (OR RENT—1202 K ST. . THREE NICELY furnished communicating Rooins—parior,bedroom aud library; location first-class. Terms very med erate. 6-3 KE. NEAR ST. CARS shied Roumson second floor, with Board, no-Be POR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, with or without Board 1302 R sto. w. n5-Bt" POR RENT—PoUR LARGE ROOMS FOR HOUSE ce ‘Apply 27 D ot ne. ce ex- ‘chang noe WOR RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A laige, wellfurnished pieasant front room, east front, second fluor; siationary wasbstand, with hot And cold water. on same floor, Uemen preferred: 1214 6th at. nw. POR RE! U. from §25 to $20U; time and trouble saved by con- sulting us regarding same. D. G. PROCTOR & SON, Real bstate and Insurance, 1226 F st. n.w. 25" OR RENT—PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS are cordially invited to call at our office for free G. PROCTOR & SON, Real kstate 26 F st. n. 2d FeS RENT, TWO ROOMS 3D FLOOR WEBSTER Law Building, 507 D st; southern exposure; suit Die for bedroom or law offices. Apply to Janitor. n5-3 FOE RENTCAT 972 14 id 33d floor, en suite or sit house newly furalshed. Also First-class board "ment unfaruisiied, Sclans Doatd ia hase tf desired. 25: Fok SRT COMFORTABLE SUITE OF FUR: rnished Rooms. #04 14th st. D.w, ns-ate NT—FURNISHED ROOMS, $10 E. usturage #3 60 fone iB LAE EF. BEALES STOCK jorses Lo Winter ai $8 per month: box stalls; ‘month; horses called lor and re- FERTY, Hay scales, cor. luth ‘oc 1-33 also. two unfurnished oommuniesting Lous, ¥: on second floor. ,_17 2d st. nw, io JOR RENT-315 CRT. N.W., TWO FURNISH. ed Pariors on first floor: aiso," beautiful suite on Second, and smalier Ruoms, single or en suite, with hice family board; home Feterences e: W. ANTED—MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX ierminated trom ‘carpets, furuiwure, furs, &<., by the only process which can Kill them, Hot Naptha, Gus AL HCHACE & BRO., 616 Louisiana av.upzd ANTED—COMMISSIONER QF DEEDS FOR every state. and. Tertitors, ‘Notary oe JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 F st nw. Commusioner, Inottice trom 9 a. an. N and U. 3 wSp.m. Telephone sae2 13 W, H. CHACE & BRO. ANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING, whipping by our NO ro eas. ‘Telephoue 115-6. A. (6 Louisiana ave. ap2d ‘hanged. 15-3 Fe, RENT — UNFURNISHED — PAR OF small new house to wentieman and wite; house- v; 1602 15th stn. aeate —FURNISHEDSITTING ROOM AND Bed Koom for one of twogentiemen, at 118 C st. ae, near the capitol. naa ROR RENT—A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED second-siory bay window aud alcove trout room: alsoa cosy back parlor. 119 Md. ave, me, desirable Tocation. nde }OR RENT—TWO PLEASANT COMMUNICAT- ing Rooms. with board, iu private family: choice 5 location: northwest. ‘southern "exposure: relerences BUAKDING. Riven and required Adress U-S, Siar office md-3t TICELY FURNISHED RUUMS AND BOARD | J{OR RENI—A REFINED COUPLE WILL FIND ats at wey delightful Koom, with Board. in w strxctly privace ARaihe Tory small private taenily. GUS Lec mw. | asin with every coulbrt ef'a home by selling ss 1004 N st, acter 5 p.m. nase {OR RENT—307 CST. N. W. ; HOUSE WILL BE ‘open November Stu to receive guests. Several 4 Large baidsome Hooms, furnished or uifurniched. ‘bic and service a mpectalty. n6-3t ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ¥o communicating Rooms on second floor: nished and near Patent office; state size oi \d price. Address KOOMS, Star office. 1t® ‘ANTED—hY A LADY OF QUIET HABITS A Fvenished Htgom where people are not inguist duress EDNA, Star of te NTED-BY A LADY AND DAUGHTER, ‘an unfurnished south front Room: east of 7th «t. Asdress Box 85, star oltice, it Sa See pera Seth ‘office, ANTED—BY TWO ADULTS, ON FIRST OR Weassac can eahemnce ith heat and gas. Address Box 88, Star of 26 Please $20 PER MONTH BOARD—AN BCONOME cal, comfortable home for the winter, on raurvad, né abd # half hour's ride from Washingtou; table ear schools and churches; good aud tires in- cluded; reference from boardersin city. Address Mrs, MASON, Gainesville, OMS AND BOAKD, ‘References, va, na-see 1633 G ST_N. W. n3-lm* \HE PALMER HOUSE, 421 11TH ST. N.W., 15 ‘now open. First-class rooms, ‘inb.e Bourd, $4 per week. very the day or week, ‘Des aud first ns-zw "P\HE AUBURN, COR 22D ST. AND Pi we., havi i ment abd rerurnished, offers x Teopeued under “new tanace- "offers first-class Boar nud uicely furnished Roums at reasonable rates. n2-1m* Sreaguz MANSION, 601 E ST. _N. W.—SE) ‘first-class Bourd, eee pee — womia, on second. Hoon oF en sul so Table Board: sult army aod, avy "786 1 st myw. Date ‘T—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 1d fluor, suitable for light housekeeping: Modern improvements Also two furnished o.18 on third floor, 1720 14th st. nasi Fo, 2 8ts TWO HANDSOME UNFUR- al second floor Rooms, north and south iront: with or without board; heat’if desired. Also, ball room, 1236 Muss. ave. oc2l-Bw* PoE RENT_THREE ROOMS. WITH Hoan, jodern improvemente: very desirable igcation: kocd m ° ‘ table board for two oF three. 1416 Rhode Inland ave. naD RR ENT—A NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE, ‘second-story front room, with good board, for get tiemun and wife. Private fimily; good lueation: Got- 317 M st a.w.,6r..812)848 Fi ot. $22 Int st. ne. B50 228 4%y Si4t,..2|/871 La. awe Or. 15 8154310 M stew. 61-12. ee eean ee Claes Cor. 6& Law. 5.4d.....85!1106 Oth a. a., OF. 26-3 CH. PARKER, cor. 4% and Eats. ‘OR RENT— j 1234 Massey... fur. |S Ter..91.820.00 2221 Cleveland at,6F 18.30 shed. 316 ldtn st ow. 81 Su cor. Sth & E,19r...125)/1205 M st. 2009 wth st. n w.,14r-100) 14th stext. 1822 Lath wt. aw, 9F. | Cor NHLa ANG SLOPE cnr 1001370 Ba 1903 F st. nw. 13.100) |2008 Q aun. 1628 RT. ave. 11 ra.-100 |1308 bth 820 Sth si. 423 11h si 1816 Ist. n.w., 40r. ——| K n.w.. or Pr 1413 G nw. 0) 7h) 2022 Hillyer. De Sales st., 11r...50 O18 N.Y, Pa. 1) 7) | 78 Mh a. Q st nw. Ors 66.07 FURNISHED. 1 150 iat. Fy st iire160 |K'nr Fr 1017 Conn. ave., 12¢...200) The soors houses can be examined. by it from our office only. HOMAS J. FISHER « 00.. 06. 1394 F etreot nortuuween {OR RENT—A NINE-ROOM COKNER HOUSE: in horthwestern par: of city, on street car line; ail modern improvements ued OF unfurnished. Address Box 87, Star office. B53 DOR RENT —A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Hovse, on N st, near 0th n, w.. contaling FIVEROOM HOUSE, 2 2423 1 Inquire at 2425. (UK RENT-507 EST. N. EB. 2STORY BRIC ee pe ates, Ses tents glen Key ot 4a bibs we. wae DOR RENT_HOUNE 19 F ST. N. w, FOUR rooms. modern in} in $16.30 per mouth. Apply to W. ‘SSouNSo8 me nw, IGHT ROOM brick dwelling on K st, between 2ist and 724 iw... In periect condition: hus all mod. Imps; fares south; as yard frout and back. and is ove block from avenoe street cack Inguire WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Penneyivania ave. Bet” mR REN HOUSE: HAI ATER Bi Gow large parks 1721 NB awe nw Apply 1106 Lat. CF. EB. RICHARDSON {OR RENT-THREESTORY BRICK, IN CEN- ter of [the city. | S14 Louth, st. n.w ; ten root Yen em wo street Cars - bath, cellag lange Fara chip 648 er month, "ApOIy erat large, pleasant Rooms, with bt td Me ode? | toJOMN CoUR-Oi8 12th oh ‘ANTED—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN | Also two Hull Kooms ‘Taule Board, p22 2 a RENT CAN BLLGANT SSTORY AND clot: permanent Auareas, wth parcolars, Sey | JVOR RENT-PLEARANT, WELL FURNISHED | VOR RENT ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 1926 | HButicent prone brick une near finns Sabary Parkes Nes, nb Be ‘Rooms with or without Table Board; = | mand Tor rome, furnished Sot eaten toned wheaog | Containing 1g rorme and bath: good wider. 1 or Keng Ameer Rare es Dy | Sivenand required. O14 1300 st nw. oc toe | ee reer nny ale RE cease end | spply to.A. MiITMULLIM & C0, 1555 14th eireet AA TED BY AN, SERERIENCED LADY | prvine MoPHERSON HOUGE CORNER OF 15TH | Tuba Pears many cule tor light ucusckveping | ny, : eer. PL le eI eer ‘and I sts. is now open tor the reception of perma- | rooms to rent aud want it tenanis for the | JOR RENT—020 FARRAGUT SQUARE, 1 ‘niet, refined fumilv, References, Address “PitO- | Dent, trausient and winter will please call at the office and rezister. ‘St. 0... first-class furnished Residence, sultable tor Fro ih rede eR HO | Golsime ‘Ma MT. SOUTHALL | “noz-1m AL ACHENii TTA. | eureriainiig: complete in every sexpect mo oud OARD AND ROOMS AT S1@ AND 816 IND RENT—1537 [AT, N.W., ELEGANT SUITE | or bousekeeping. Xe toon French caverer. Wastin URG .MABRTPAG WOE to | Bare naan SPO gaa uaa Sette | WOM IAT wien gina EEEGANT SOURE | Cagle bie ew rterenom bec cir eo all Ke ay Eendirmamie atures! Oj pT ae RRENTONFATTWOSTORY,BEVEN ROOM i at ome. 2 Wid an mod imp 437, PEs dota Peraores tok cuk ae, Sats Shan, Stent estos Pa ‘i 35 . cor WANTED--HOUSES. best conducted Houséain thecity. Table irt- [3eey Sve: Ri. Sas rani ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A MoD- | © JOR KENT—011 OST) ern, well furuithee louse, for the winter. send Fei ess otonck w. Bertiowints, Box 20, ar Oion, am. LOST AND FOUND. . n4-ste ED-10 “RENT ED (WW tieoe forthe winner, mun bo tu goed. tepat 0 xb ed QUESTIONS A2KED, FOR CHT. good neighbort six ire age huahua Mexican Gyp, lost July 20th, from RENT-0915 E ST. N. W., Pi exceed $35. Address W. H. 8, Siar office, 1 ‘7 14th st. Brown and oars, slim ‘and private bath; unfurnished: -A HOUSE FOR [ALL FAMILY; | 804 oF BNDe: Ld RENT—EIT! ISHED OK UM Wiad ‘ve mod, oat td be, in. Cumers, ‘MY STABLES, CORNER OF QUEENS POR RENT —SUITES OF OR THR: = ry ~~ Pry ‘K st. pear order: within a mile from Market and eee yt per 8 Fooms on Gest and second fore, Franklin Square. « ontains sbuut 16 roves aud every address Mra. GILLING, 338 Indiapa | the SE bridie, with board, 1414 and 1416 K st. n.w. farm ve. die | bind fect white, witb star th ‘The owner is ‘be rented singly if desired. "MEA GRANT. TW Ritabncd eae On HON Rae GAR | charg and vkeivaway aronbe Wat ahipke i | —oeeime seventy-five to one handred dollars per iomptes uxt Ls BROWN A! wi ‘e a vanve. Address 1230 17th at, o,w. ue poe Dom faeed, a to paine “Boy.” A Wiiksrea tid oti aamner are | Bare gave and ih at extended, oppose Howard s coh a i ‘state terms and full ‘Address foar'Ber 900, Washington, DG aggre TOL LAGh DLAND DO i ———