Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1886, Page 2

ee THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON ‘The Evening Star nas a recular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other dally paper pub- shed in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘The Star cannct undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Con- tributers whe wish to possess their man- ‘useripts, if unused, should keep a copy. a@ No attention paid to Anonymous Let- ters. Notice. Persons remitting postage stamps in payment of subscription or advertising are requested to send none of @ larger denomination than TWO CENTS. ‘Those of greater value cannot be used, and will be returued to the senders -so0— In the event that the next presidential elee- tion should be thrown into Congress by the | failure of any candidate to receive a majority of all the electoral votes cast, the House of Kep Tesentatives would, in accordance with the Constitution, be required to “choose, imme diately by ballot, the President.” In making that choice “the votes shall be taken by states, the representation from each state having one vote,” so that in order to carry the election one party orthe other must control the delegations from @ majority of the state. There are thirty eight states, but New Hampshire has a delega- tion equaily divided pouticatly—one repabli- can and one democrat. Hence, the volce of that state would be silent in the choice of a President by the House. Rhode Island has elected one republican. and in her other district there 1s a vacancy ; but the politics of the state Fender it almost certain that before the 50th Congress meets, that vacancy will be filled by Mhe election of a republican. Conceding Rhode Island to the republicans, that party will con- trol the delegations of the following states : Cait- fornia, Ilinois, Indtana, lowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Obio, Oregon, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin—19. The democrats will control delexationsas follows : Alabama, Arkansas, Col- orado, Connecticut, I , Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missour!, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texasand West Virginia— 18. But the Constitution requires that “a ma- Jority of all the states shall be necessary toa choice.” Under this clause twenty votes will be required to elect a President, as there are thirty-eight states, Should the House tail to elect a President be- fore the 4th day of Marci next following then the Vice President shall act as President, and the Constitution devolves the duty of electinga Vice President, in the event of a failure by the people to elect, upon the Senate. Tur STAR has already shown how narrow a margin will divide the two parties in the | next Senate. That body will stand 37 demo- erate to $9 republicans, including Senators Rid- dleberger and Van Wyck under the latter de- signation. They may or may not see fit to vote with the republicans. The democrats would have the advan- tage of a party majority in the Hous and, it is intimated, could, should party exigencies require, resort to the extremity of unseating a republican and seating a democrat in his place. The change of one member in the Indiana delegation for instance and of one in that of Michigan would give the democrats the twenty votes necessary, and par- es are sometimes ready to resort to extremes to win the presidency. ‘The two hundred and fitty thousand dollars asked by Protessor Baird ior the erection of a new building to adjoin the Smithsonian Insti- tution for the display of curiosities, specimens and relics, could be well expended on such an object. The inadequacy of the present mu- seum space owned by the government is mani- Jest to apy one who makes the customary tour of the capital, The Treasury, the Post Office and the State, War and Navy departments can get along, after a fashion, with the rooms at ‘heir disposal, and the Medical museum, the Department of Agriculture and the Patent Office are able to take care of their several specialties. But thousauds upon thousands of interesting objects which carinot legitimately be Included in any of the other cateyories, and yet which are as truly a means of popular edu- cation and a stimulus to patriotic impulse, as any of those which are conveniently housed, are crowding the Smithsonian building and ‘the National museum to overflow. There is no great nation in the world which Is so poorly provided as ours in this respect; and there is no one which could have so fine a collection for the mere asking, if it had a fit place to put it in. = ___ ‘It was a gracetul way of relieving everybody concerned of discomiort—th « response of the President to the proposal that Harvard colleze should make him an LL.D. Until General Butler became Governor, it had been the prac- Uce of the university to conier this degree on the heads of the state and nationai govern- ments, and there was really no more reason for ‘withholding the honor trom Butier than there ‘would have been from a dozen prominent poll- Uicians who enjoyed it before lis day. Personal prejudice, however, took precedence of jogic on Unis occasion, and the Governor went without his degree. His conduct under So dignified tuat a good many clamored against him most loudly began to re- gret that such a conspicuous exception shonld have been made. Mr. Cleveland has set these persons, and Gen. Butler himself, at ease by ‘his course this year. He has also given Har- vard the opportunity to break off forever an empty custom ifshe wishes to. ——— The doubt thrown today upon the story @f the loss of the revenue cutter Man- battan will cause genera! rejoicing; but the Feadiness of everyone to accept the story as originally told is significant nevertheless, A Vessel owned by private parties is rarely given Up as lost till her fate is settled beyond reason- able question. As soon asa government vessel 4s missed, ou the other hand, the presumption ‘thatshe will never be seen again requires a mass Otaifirmative evidence tooftset it. Why should this be so? Why should the government, with the immense resources at its dis. Posal, obtain so indifferent service, as to either the construction of its craft or the seamanship displayed in their manage-{ ment, as compared with that whieh other cus tomers in the same market obtain? There is a Screw loose here which the present administra- tration ought to make a point of driving in tight. —_—_—— - —__ Ithas long been a social custom to fill the gaps in general conversation with talk about the weather. In evident recognition ot this { attention, the weather has done its best of late to give society something to talk about. In New York and New England yesterday’sevents Ought to furnish food tor a week's di AS far south as Nyack and Poughkceps: ‘Was a snowtall worthy of Christinastide away up north in Bangor, Maine, there was the heaviest thunderstorm known to that city for years. This sort of thing is dreadjully upset- ‘ng to the meteorological theories handed down tous by the almanac-inakers of an earlier gen- eration. cussion, there while — Canada’s discovery that she is paying more for the privilege of annoying American fisher- men than the concession they claim is worth, 4s not at ail surprising. The United States government may condescend to help her out of her difficulty by consenting to the establish. ment of an arbitration commission, or it may not. That is for our side, and not for the Cana- @ians, todetermine. We incur no expense for We Wasr ov, YOUR FRIENDS, AND THE DEAR PUBLIC TO IMBIBE WHAT WE ARE GOING TO SPEAK OF TO-DAY. YOU MAY THINK—PROBABLY COR- RECTLY-—THAT WE HAVE SAID TOO LITTLE LATELY OF MEN’S CLOTHES. THE FACT IS THE NEW CHILDREN—THE YOUNG BABES OF OUR BUSUSESS_HAVE HAD A GOOD DEAL OF ATTENTION—THE TWIN, THE HaT DEPARTMENT-THE FURNISH- ING DEPARTMENT—HAVE GROWN 80 IN 4 YEAR THAT THE MANAGER OF THE FUR- NISHING DEPARTMENT SAYS, “DONT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT MY DEPARTMENT, FOR YOU HAVE NOT GIVEN ME AS MUCH SPACE AS I NEED TO DISPLAY MY STOCK AND WAIT ON OUR TRADE: DAYS AN EXPENDITURE OF THREE THOU- IN ABOUT THIRTY SAND DOLLARS WILL SHOW YOU WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO FOR HIM. THE HAT MAN HAS GOT AN IMMENSE STORE TO HIMSELF, AND ACTUALLY REQUIRES AND HAS 9,000 SQUARE FEET OF STORE AND SALESROOM. So YOU SEE THESE BABIES OF CUR BUSI- NESS ARE WALKING CORRECT, AND ITS A HEALTHY INFANT THAT CAN DO THIS IN A YEAR, SO TO-DAY WE ARE COMING BACK TO YOU TO TALK OF OUR FIRST LOVE—MEN’S CLOTHING-ITS No NEW TOPIC WITH US, WE, COMMENCED IT IN 67, BUT THE CLOTHING OF TO-DAY IS AS MUCH BETTER—WELL, 8AY AS THE REAL FINE BONA FIDE CUSTOM WORK IS TO THE WORTHLESS CLASS OF S0- CALLED MADE TO ORDER SUITS THAT OUR iY is nEING FLOODKD WIT. WE WANT TO DEMONSTRATE THIS, 80 TO-DAY INSTEAD OF GIVENG YOU MERE PRICES, 80 MANY DOLLARS PER SUIT, WE ARE GOING TO GIVE YOU POINTERS—FACTS-AND THEN LEAVE THE REST TO YOU. WE WILL START AT ABOUT THE CENTER OF PRICES. “__ SAKS & COMPAN TWENTY DOLLARS PER SUIT: STYLES, SACK AND FROCK AT THE PRICE $20, WE HAVE THIRTY-EIGHT KINDS. WE SELECT TWo- ONE A GENUINE SCOTCH SUITING IMPORTED BY US THROUGH MESSRS. FOLKARD & LAW- RENCE. THESE GOODS ARE MADE BY SMYTHE OF SCOTLAND. WE MANUFACTURE THEM UNDER CAREFUL SUPERVISION INTO SUITS; THEN THE LEOMINSTER SUITINGS MADE IN YANKEE NEAT, DRESSY, STYLIS@ AND GOOD WEARING. IF you FIND AS GOOD GOODS TO ORDER AT $30 WE CONFESS THAT WE DO NOT KNOW OF THEIR EXISTENCE. 7; SAKS & COMPANY. NEXT-FIFTEEN DOLLARS — THERE ARE MANY STATIONS IN PRICE-BETWEEN $20 AND $15-BUT THIS ARTICLE 13 ON “EX- PRESS’ TIME-AND WE NEXT SAY $15—FOR ITS AROUND THIS GRADE OF SUIT-NOTH- ING HIGHER THAN $15—THAT ALL THE MA- TERIALS OF THE $25 “SUITS TO ORDER” ARE CENTERED-WE HAVE AT THIS PRICE TWENTY-ONE KINDS_WE SELECT TWO-THE FIRST A PURE WORSTED SUIT—DIAGONALS— MOST PEOPLE CALL THEM—MADE WELL— FIT WELLAND THE PRICE IS $15. THEN WE HAVE A LINE OF CaSSIMERES THAT ARE MADE IN MICHIGAN—“PONTIACS”—THEY ARE SIGHTLY—ALL WOOL-WEAR WELL— ANDIF THERE ARE ANY GOODS MORE HON- ESTLY MADE THAN THESE THEY EXIST IN SOME YET UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY. THEN-THE VERY LOWEST PRICE—WE HAVE-TEN DOLLARS-HERE WE HAVE FIF- °'T USE “OFF” PAT- pITS-BUT AGAIN-WE T BUY CASSIMERES UNLESS THEY HAVE MERIT—-AND WE STAND BACK OF DOLLAR SUITS—JUST aS FIRM— AS WE DOIN THE BEST GRADES—YOU DON'T GET THE FINENESS THAT YOU DO IN THE BETTER GRADES—RBUT YOU DO GET— # ST MADE-GOOD-FITTING GARMENTS— BETTER THAN ANY OF THESI6 OR$18 TRASH SUITS TO ORDER. FROM THE LOWEST—INTO THE REALMS OF THE HIGHEST COsT-WE JUMP TO THE $25, WELL $28, $90, $32 AND $35 SUITS-HERE IS WHERE OUR FORTE LIES-WE HAVE SIXTY-FIVE STYLES OF MEN'S AND YOUTHS SUITS AT THESE PRICES-THEY ARE MADE BY EX- PERT TAILORS—FASHIONED BY ARTISTS— WHILE THE FABRICS ARE THE WORK OF THE RENOWNED MAKERS —IN FOREIGN LANDS, “SIMMON!.”” “ERCKENS” “CLAY,” BOLDLY—CAN PROVE IT—THAT EXCEPT IN GOODS USED IN SUITS THAT COST $70 AND OVER —OUR NATIVE MANUFACTURERS— MAKE THE EEST GuoDS IN THE WORLD. FIRST AMONG THESE ARE THE “GLOBES” WE ARE ONE OF THE VERY FEW WHO BUY THEM FOR READY-MADE CLOTHING. THEN, ARE THE “HACK ANUMS,"““ROCKS.” “EDDYS,” HARRIS” “SAWYERS” “PHILLIPS” THEY ARE ALL HERE, BECAUSE THEY ARE Goop; WE KNOW IT HENCE WESTATE IT. AND WE DO SAY-ITS TEN DOLLARS SURE—PROBA- BLY FIFTEEN-BUT TEN SURE-IN YOUR POCKET TO BUY THESE SUITS-IN PREFER. TO HAVING A SUIT MADE TO ORDER BY A ONE-HORSE TATLOR—CARPENTER OR PREACHER—WHO DRAWS A TAPE LINEOVER YOU AND CHARGES YOU MORE THAN THESE CLOTHES COST-WHILE FOR STYLE-FIT— AND FINISH-THEY DON'T COMPARE WITH OURS READY-MADE. SAKS & COMPANY. WE CAN FIT YOU—WHY?-BECAUSE WE HAVE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN SIZES «# childish pursuit of poachers, because we make ‘BO ridiculous assertion of our rights. If the Dominion government does not like the hole inte which it has run 1ts own bead, it is at per- Jeet liberty to withdrawn at any time, give up its nonsense and bebave itself as if it were full grown. —— wo It Theodore Hoosevelt marries fa the family of an English nobleman, it will be a terrible blow to the “boys” in New York politics— worse even than the publication of that ill- timed article casting contempt upon their Machine methods. They were large hearted enough to swaliow the bitter things he said of them imprint, and work and vote for nim all ‘the same ; but what can they do fora man who allows bis patrician tastincts to carry him to this last extremity ! ; > Sarre & Co. Barrpsone: Froprieors 1 know = rickWiewieres Wilteace, a eas ecas cans er tee Ne Wie, wat IN TROUSERS-THE ENTIRE RANGE OF ANATOMY-SEVENTY SIZES IN COATS AND VESTS-THE ENTIRE RANGE OF THE HU- MAN FORM—WHILE IN “67” WE HAD TWEN- TY PANTALOON SIZES, IN “86” WE HAVE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN. WHILE IN “67” WE HAD TWELVE COAT SIZES, IN “e6"— WE HAVE-SEVENTY—THE MAJORITY OF THE CLOTHING TRADE STAND WHERE WE DID IX “67.” THAT IS THE REASON—WESAY To YOU NOW-IN “86"_WE CAN FIT YOU-IF YOU ARE NOF ACTUALLY DEFORMED-COME AND SEE US-DO IT FREELY-WE SAY YOU ARE WELCOME-WE MEAN IT-WE 4RE THE HOUSE THAT DOES NOT DO TRADE ON THE SACK SHEPPARD PLAN— SAKS & COMPANY, a 300 TO 308 SEVENTH ST. Bostox Hovsz **Banoarma” Fall trade begins from to-day, and we are more than ready with the largest stock we ever carried. Weda not Believe lower price: than ours can possibly pre- vail. You have an alternative—“Bring our goods back and get your money if you can bay cheaper else- where.” DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘75c. Drem Goods for 6c. 16c. per’ yard taken of, fand the season hardly begim. 52-Inch Camel's Hair Suitings. 42-Inch Gilbert's Piaids. 54Inch Grey Cloths. 42-Inch Pin.Check Suitings, 42-Inch Gilbert Mixtures. 42-Inck Side-Band Novelty Suitings. ‘We have been selling the above cloths all the season ‘at 75c. per yard, and were good values at that price. ‘What are they now at 60c. per yard? BLANKET DEPARTMENT. ‘Thatseven pound White Wool Blanket for 95.50 (78e. and a fraction per pound), is worth at wholesale to-day $6.1244 (87lge. per pound). ‘This is the way we are selling Blaukets. It comes from buying largely ‘and during hot weather. (Third floor; take elevator.) CANTON FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. ‘Thig stock is in readiness for agood season's busines. ‘The stiffness in the cotton market may drive prices up by the time we buy agala—maybe not. The savest way is to buy from the present stock. No better values can be had than are now offered by us. Unbleached and Bleached Canton Flannels, close twills, long pile. staple goods of a high standard. 8c., 9¢,,10¢., 12ye. and 15e. The unbleached Is the wider. (Third floor; take elevator.) BED-COMFORT DEPARTMENT. The best thing here isa Homemade Com- fort, tilled with the finest white cotton batting, -tufed with Germantown yarn tightened liuen thread, halfinch welted edge wo pre- Vent runuing into corners, full size, (the largest that comes in regular sfock),and marked at the low price of $225 each. As values go it 1s worth $2.75. ‘(Third floor: take elevator.) REDUCTIONS UN VELVETS. ‘With « view of reducing this stock somewhat and ut the same time ofier you better values than ever velore, we lower the price on the fol- lowing very desirable lines: Handsome Brocade Velvets, large rich * terns, dark fall shades, Reduced from $4 to ‘$2.60 per yard. T lot of Tutted Velvets in choice combina- tions of coiors. Reduced from $1 to 75c. per yard. Handsome Striped Velveta in a great variety ofthe cholcest styles la the most harmonising Colors and effects, ‘From 31:29 to $1 per yard. From $1.50 to $1.53 per yard. From $1.75 to $L.00 per yard We also offer 27-1nd ik” Plush for Vinton “acquen @e. ‘neduced from p10 per yard. ‘This laa superior quality of Plush, Egreat bargain, and ‘well worthy the aueation Othe fine trade, (First floor; last on theright.) COTTON DEPARTMENT. Holly-tree Muslins again, Do you remember 412 No doubt of ty itis the best Cotton made for family Use. Fine, soft, strong aud Will Dot then yellow with age. 4-4 Holly-tree Musiin, 10¢. 5 “Holly-tree" Holster Case, 12%. 3-4 ““Holly-tree” Pillow Cane: Te a4 3u-nch “Holly-tree” Percale, 150. ‘che latter Js particularly adapted for Fine Underwear. “Holly-tree” has made its mark in the Cotton World, (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, We Are Gernxe Reavy. Pending the arrival of our Christmas stock of Handkerchiefs, we have couciuded to close out at a sacrificethe greater part of our fine colored. Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Searcity of room 4s the cause of this crusade on prices, and asthe finer grades were the only lines we could reduce without entailingan absolute loss, they must suffer. We want room and must bave it, It is your gain,and we believe is appreciated by you. One Lot of Ladies’ White Sheer Linen (pure) Scalloped-edged Handkerchief, handsomely eubroldered incolors and white A grand as- sortment to select from. REDUCED FROM 50 AND 62140. to 374e EACH. One Lot of Ladies’ White Sheer Linen (pure) Handkerchiefs, both hemstitched and Scal Joped edges, handsomely embroidered In color, Great variety. REDUCED FROM 75 TO 50C. EACH. One Lot of Ladies’ White Extra-fine Sheer Linen Scalloped Edged Handkerchiefs, richly Enbroidered in color. Very haudsome styles. REDUCED FROM $1 TO 75C. EACH. One Lot of Ladies’ W bite Fine French Linen Scallopped-eiged Handkerchiefs, corners aiid edges handsomely embroidered iu white aud colors, superior quality. REDUCED FROM $1.50 TO $1 EACH. As these excellent goods will undoubtedly meet with a ready sule, customers should make ho delay in securing a choice. (First floor; midway, left side.) ng WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ores! .G OF OUR NEW STORE, 1201 Pennsylvania ave., cornet 12th st. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, HHATTERS AND FURRIEKS, Established 1830. Rexexorr Tis We will give you the best Goods, the best Trimmings, ‘and the best Work to be had in the city for our prices. Business Suits for $18, $20, $22.50 and $25. Prince Albert Suits, $28.50. We guarantee a perfect fitto all. Give usa trial and we will convince you. HAKBAN & BENNETT, ocl2-3m 1221 F street now. Tur Suesr New Axenicay, No. a. ‘The most popular Sewing Machine in America Does the most highiy artistic embroidery work in arrasene, geueil, tinsel, &e. Instruction free at your residence. Call and see it at work, or send for samples, Ladies wishing to have a machine sent on trial will please notify us by mail or telephone. We employ no drummers. All kinds rented and repaired, © AUERBACH, cor. 7th and H sts, ‘Telephone call 422-2. Next door to Auerbach’s ‘Hand-Kuit Jacket Depot. RY C. LANCASTER. 29 7th street northwest. 8a Catholic Goods, Scio! Books, Stationery and Latest Novelties at lowest prices. nt Mee J. P. Paen 1207 F STREET NORTHWEST, 28 Saxony Wool German ui IMPORTER, ‘Will show the coming week Novelties in ENGLISH BONNETS AND HATS, Expressly designed for Tailor-made Costumes, Inall the new English Cloth Colors. ‘Will open on Monday THEATER and OPERA BONNETS. 26 NEw stvies Call and Examine. New Neckwear, Hosiery, Gioves, Suspenders, Hand- Kerchiets. “Moderate Prigen. 26 W. 8. TEEL, 935 Penn's ave, Hose Arr Deconsros, What should receive more attention, oF afford us more pleasure than the DECORATIONS OF OUR HOMES. It Servesas an art education to all who visit therein, and the value of its refining influence ean scarcely bé estimated. Ladies are invited to call at our office and get in- structions and samples of work free. f f WE HAVE MARKED DOWN SOME OF OUR VELVETS. Colored Velvets, in bronse, dark brown, golden brown, myrtie, cardinal and beige, per yard, 74 ct, Silk Velvet, fine finish, 19 inches wide, all colors, per yard, $1.19. Plush, with heavy silk knap, in all shades, 98 cts, Extra fine Plush, 19 inches wide, all shades, per yard, 81.48. ri Finest Silk Plush, colors bright garnet, gold. nu: sspire,14 laces wlan tpl values ox oon work, per yard, $1.98, Mon 24 Good quality of Velveteens, all shades, per yard, 45 cents. Extra fine Velveteens, all colors, reduced from 75 cents per yard to 68 cts, Remnants Plaid sili, fne quality, but will close out per yard 40 cts. Fancy Plaid Velvets, per yard, $1.39. Fine quality Fancy Velvets reduced from $2.65 per yard to $1.75. Black Astrakhan, 27 inches wide, per yard) $2.24, Astrakhan in brown, green, blue and .bleokw per yard. $1.48, , Courtauld’ $1.50, $2. Velling Crapes, full width, per yard, from $2 to $7.98. er yard genuine Crapes, per yard, $1, $1.25 SPECIAL CLOAK SALE-SEE CRITIO. THE pr oo SUR Bon 8 3 Re PP Mane gd ENR O38 BOB MMMM AA Bee 9 Ee E EGE 248 O93 HH fer ng 316-318 SEVENTH ST, N. Bp a BOB MMU 688s Bb RA UO ORNEN 8s fo 284 “oo BH Sug BOR, BRR, FEB 8855 o8ts BB gry Ee Sass, Bssy DDD RK RK KER Sgss¥ Sgg8 GGG 00 00 DDD g&Sg € 592 ODD & de 60 83 EB Gace 00 00 ppp = AS WE HAVE ADVERTISED HERETOFORE THAT IT WAS OUR INTENTION TO CLOSE OUT OURCOMPLETESTOCK OF DRESS GOODS, WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLICIN GENERAL THAT WE ARE GOING TOOFFER NOW OUT VERY DESIRABLE CLASS OF GOODS AT FIGURES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF IN WASHINGTON. HAVING GONE THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT AND MARKED OUT1N RED FIGURES OUR FULL LINE OF GOODS AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN THEIR ACTUAL COST TO THE HOUSE, WE BEG YOU TO GIVE US A CALL AND SATISFY YOUR. SELVES THAT WHAT WESAY IS POSITIVELY | | 80, AND THAT YOU CAN GET YOUR WINTER, GOODS FOR LESS THAN HALF THE MONEY YOU HAD MADE UP YOUR MIND TO PAY OUT FOR THEM. IT IS USELESS TO MENTION NAMES OF GOODS AND PRICES. MOST RESIDENTS KNOW THELINE OF GOODS WE HAVE ON HAND, AND WITH THE EXCEPTION OF OUR WHITE AND BLACK GOODS, WE WILL CLEAR OUT AT POSITIVE SACRIFICE. : wee are 2 PR A BE InRET gm ph BA GP RANE Oy BAS UU MaM GRAND CLEARING SALE OF DI RRR REK g8Sg SS, BD APR EMM sh8s s5Ss Aa oe : DDD K B KKB Sss8 Sys8 $e of BPD sie 88 88 BB omy 00 «pop Sass 5 08 ‘TH, 8TH AND D STREETS, Noveures Ix Buack Goons SEATON PERRY, (Successoz To Perry & BRrornxr), INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS ELEGANT ‘OCK OF ST‘ IMPORTED BLACK DRESS FABRICS. NOVEUtIES IN CROWN SERGES AND CHE- CAMEL'S HAIRS. RAYE LONG, MERVEILLEUX. BATAVIA. HABIT CLOTHS. ont es CANVAS CLOTHS, DRAP DALMAS. COSPDRAP DALMED, ‘AP DALMEDA. PRIESTLEY'S SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, IM PERIAL SERGES AND MELKOSE CLOTHS. COURTAULD'S ENGL ‘A a LUPIN’S CELEBRATED BLACK Casi NEW PLAIN AND ‘TWILLED it FUME CLOTHS AT #2 AND $2. LUPIN'S FRINGED, HEMMED. CRAPE BORDERED THIBET AND CAMEL's HAIR: SHAWLS. NOVELTIES IN BLACH SILK UMBRELLAS, WITH MOURNING STICKS AND MOUNT: INGs., TREFOUSSE AND PERINOT'S, BLACK KID GLOVES, BOTH PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED. NOVELTIES IN MOURNING HLANDKERCHIEFS, NEW BLACK COTTON, LISLE AND SILK HOSIERY. LADIES AND CHILDREN’S BLACK CA@HMERE ‘HOSE. SEU D AiLins NOVELTIES IN BLACK JACKETS. ¥ IMPORTED BLACK JEMSEYS FROM ‘Be PLALN FIGURES ANDO) __WANTED-SITUATIONS. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK; BE ‘willing to assist in housework: no waasing or ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, LATELY A ‘clerk In the Treasnry departuient, desires cleri- ironit Also first-class Chambermaid and Waitress, | cal k of any k! ‘in stos terms Buin tay nights, “Heterence required APDIY 1816 phe Ee ep es ate NTED—BY A COMPETENT COLORED Bera bon ET wag Haine eR: | WV gation on caatrma ond Caress st. Cigud Balding. cof Bi aera ee | Rouse news = “ite Wy ANTED—-TW0 GooD CARPENTERS AT JW Aitisina' ave, TOSPRSSN. ita ARTED—A BOY TO RUN ERRANDS Feferences ‘required. “Apply at J. A. ORT. BAUER'S, a5 8th st.nw. te ANTED—A SERVANT FOR GENERAL housework; white preterred: must come well jedApply at foo Ith st. paw. nats recommended. 2 TED—FIRST-CI PORTER; THAT OW ditrouahiy undersiainie the cheat L105 Fa w ANTED—A MAN FORSHIRTIRONING AND W titndery work, sloth st pile ae once ite TW ANIEOCSEVERAL COLORED BOYS: MURT come well recommended. Also, Cash Girls. The PALAIS ROYAL, cor. Pa. ave. and 12th st, n.w. it SW ASTED-AN BXPERIENG SD COOK, WITH rst-clase city references: must stay nights. A p- ply t0.15009 8 st. mw. ie ANTED-TEN GOOD PLASTERERS APPLY to West End Hotel, Georgetown, D.C. PA‘T- WK O'TOOLE, ate RI ‘“ANTED — AT ONCE, GOOD SETTLED [VV.swoman oF gifl who can cook, fal. 4 txt. ANTED—BY FAMILY BOARDING, A White Girl to do light work and care for two children, the youngest six years old; must be able to Sew, De neat and tidy and come weil recommended, A pBY gy L410 Pennsylvaninave, second flat, betw cen Pand120 m. at ‘ANTRD—A NEAT AND RELIABLE GIRL for general housework: white preferred, no washing or ironing: also a white caterer to run ding room, 1754 M st. n.w. at ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SALESLADY: WASSTERS, 9047 ; te WASTED BY A, RESPECTABLE WHITE Zinl,» place to do chamberwork and amet It [ashing and ironing; can give reference, 2958 284 st nw. WANTED PY TWo WHITE GIRLS PLACTS, ‘one as cook and the other as chamberniald oF Waitress. Can give good references. Address K. L., Star office 2 a W ax een hy, A RESPECT AMY, any situation ws couk oF 0 ing to make himself generally use ee mala hae ee Want _ COMPETENT WHITE Woman, a Situation as cook and to do geutral housework i small American famuy: reference fur~ nished. Apply to Miss SH ROCK. Parker Howse. It Wrenn 5 cree goa il, a Situation as cook ina private family. Sg gts ont incase WASTED, BY A WHITE Gre, a srTeATION as chumbermaid or purse, Good references. E rs RED F stabber; will good Feferences call < usezt® WANTED A NOENG COLORED MAN DE- sires a Situation in gentleman's office. Address G., Star office, nese ANTED—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE ‘and competent ser: tles-whi sin all cay and colored-with city references, COOMI GESS Emp. Bureau, 920 Fst mw, oleTate ‘ANTED-BY A LADY WITH WEST OF Teferences as 10. capability. having had tears of experience, « situaion us Nurse of Traveling Com: panton fur winter ‘with invalid lady. Address Lox 150 for three days, Star ofice. nate WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE Co.ORED girl @ Situation as cook in @ private boarding, house; can furnish good references, Call at 464 Wash- ington st. n. DS IS & BU NVPANTED—-TWO GOOD” REPAIRERS ON boots and shoes. Apply at 519 10:h st. n. w. bona wa TED-BY A RES LE WHITE Eiri a Place as cook or chambermaid, 437 20m st. now. VisITING TUTOR FOR A HOY IW’ tet years ofage, two hours each day, one hour for Instruction in the rudiments of English education ‘and one hour tor out-door exercise; terms stated; Tele erences required; a German preferred. A letter L. C2, 1321 19th st. nw. Sy ANTED-AN EXPERIENCE! = 5 NTED—A ANTED-LADIES AND YOUN 'W hecorate Holiday Novelties for iail and winter trade; steady employment: $9 per week earned: all materials furnished: work mailed tree. Address New Englund Decorative, Works 19 Pearl st. Toston, ox BUT ni three to four dollars per week, hiwork aed apply: Dotrighe pars. Appl alter six,4l2 1th et nm tofnght party. Ap! nbs TW ASTER MEN AND WOMEN TO CATE aT Suc. White and colored women cooks, $10 t0 920. “Chamberimaids, nurses, scrubs und ‘men cooks, COOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Bur x ANTED—A COMPETENT, QUICK AND RE- lable PROOF KEADER, for daily newspaper service. Applicants will please state length of ex- perience, last place of employment, what references ¢an be given, and compensation expected. Address “CADMUS,” Star office. DESL ‘ANTED—AT. cor. Ored Cooks, Ww: Scullions, good male covk and heip of all description: this and cities and country. F. M. BURNHAM, 630-6 t. , ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN for general housework ina small family; a Get mac preferred; refereuces required. Call at 330 A st. me. nést* eD—TYPE-WRITE FIRM will give desic room to typewriter in exchange for office work, which isight. Address Box 49, Star F ofttea. zs s ce W AxTEDCA COLORED, WOMAN, ‘TO COOK, wash and Iron: must stay nights, bring. refe and understand work. Apply at 1822 14 st.n.w. RESUS Ss RSM SS eR SR! WANTED (A GOOD FAMILY COW AT A moderate price. Address, with full part L.T,, Star office. W ferienced waist hands, at 2 VY ANTED—A GOOD WOOD TURNER. ST Apply to EE JACKS Piast ‘inter. s, work for the "0.13 B D COOK, AT S15 V1 & Wana : the holidays: good wages pat at home; distance no objection. PLY CO., 43 Eliot street, Boston, Mass, \{) ANTED-WHITE BOY TO SWEEP STORE W airy make tres reference required: “Apply. ato p.m.,414 9th st. nw. DDB NTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO Vv References Do ‘Al a L, SPEAKING German, a5 aid and constant companion togitis: sirictly private. Address J. M. L., Staroffice. nb-3t® Weaxte sis, SALESLADIES. WHITE AND colored Cooks, Maids and Nurses, Men Cooks and Walters white Footman general houscworkers NAT, LABOR BUREAU, 517 7th st. n.w. n3-6U ‘ANTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- eau, conducted by Ladies. Men. and Women. white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, with references. 717 Mf 2918 ANTED—DRESSMAKERS AND LADIES IN private life to learn the Eureka Lady Tallor Sys ‘tem; ho chart, scale or machine used: scientific meas arement only: Patterns cut to measure. Positively no refitting, Satisfaction guaranteed or money re turned. EUREKA CUTTING SCHOOL, 7th and 5 stan. Ww., Room 10, May Building. Have concluded toremain. n2-6t* ‘AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED cities. Salury to suitable party $100 in his locality, an old house. REL Supt, Lock ni-mi WANTFRSA FEW LADIES TO LEARN THE art of Dress-Cutting scientifically by the actual measure and square rule. Moved to 1220G st. n.w. ocl2-2m ANTED-CANVASSERS FOR LIF Fance; liberal compensation. Al wash, and fron in w small family. ired. sts ANTE side large WANTED-—-HOUSES WV ANTED"BY A SMALL PRIVATE, FAMILY nice House in good location, furnished or furnished; staeterms and full particulars. Address: Lock Box 255, Washit : WANTED IBY daughter, a small furnished | any gocd locality at’ moderate rent; give description aud price. Address H. K. M., Star of 15-3 ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE IN EAST WASH- iugion small’ Properiies, improved or anim LOWE & DONOMOE, V roved, Pinker 311 East Capitol st WANTED BY. A GOOD BOOKKEEPER, EM- W “ployment. address Box 144, Star office. net ITUATIONS FOR COOKS. CHAM- naids, waiters, coachmen, and ail classes of help, thls and other cities, furnished: private famille. hoteis,stores and offices. P.M. BURNHAM,G3U-G32 F st nw, née A V RESPECTABLE WEITE woman @ situation as first-class cook or house- keeper; can furnish the best of references Address Box 121, Star office, n6-21* WANTED c SIBCATION BY A MAN AND wite, white, in hotel, restaurant oF private tam- fly; man ubderstands steam or hot-air furnace, or the general work of elther of above: wife is first-clais cook, PaSHTY oF Dread baker: first-class reference. “Address GLAB, Star office, nest ANTED-KNOWN-HEADQUARTERS FOR Women Cooks and Housekeepers, Coachmen, rs, Waiters Governess: only competent _ hel engaged. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 5: WV ANTED-PERSONS DESIRING RELI. help should call at 1709 N nw., HARKIS) Ei WANTED-—ROOMS. V ‘ANTED—UNFURNISHED, Suite of rooms; west of 13th W., Star off W6aNti? THREE UNFURNISHTD Room Same floor; ligit housekeeping: two adults; locw tion near 12th and \N sts house West preferred; it suited will engage by th pax ments in advance; state terms.” Address WILILM, Star office “ANTI IN Board in private family: pleased: references. V ployment office. tually, Please address “Advertisement Star omen, nest V ANTED—BY TWO ADULTS, ON FIRST On second floor, two or three unfurnished Rooms With heat and gas, Address Box 58, star office. 16-212 W ANIERSIWO | FERNISHED ious, 1x first-class neighborhood, northwest, for a. cian: permani Address, with particulars, Asbury ite breast, tag 21 White and Spotted Setter, with séald mark on left hip; tag 2117. A Liberal reward will be pald for their return to 1028 5th st. nw. ad sete OST-BETWEEN FE ST. AND PIERCE ST. L4 Anacostia, D.C. a Gold Brenstpin with four Brazilian Bugs. ‘The Ander will be liberally rewarded by returning to 1012 K st. s. ae DV. 6, A. Cow. “Any one having 1 word where she can be id receive reward. GEO. H. TURTO: 1009 her will please retrn or se eae ae S 1 ( FOE RHE RETURS 70 Sy 310 (orem 1536 16th st nw, oct 27) of iftge Walte bor, brow nist black about bead and Nips, Or for tuformation which wit result in fuding hi Xuswers to uame of Oscar | OF THE RETCEN OF A HED Tis wetter Hon, o for information wiih will ret SU im-nding time ‘iad Collar ou when lost, with Qwner's uame oni, The dog auwwers tothe name of “seut.” | Address THOMAS BLAGDEN, City P.O, Box 581. orcall at his residence, “Argyle” Lath st extended. eas BOARDING. (OR RENT—A REFINED COUPLE WILL FIN adelightful Room, with Board, in a strictly jumily, with every comfort, of a’ home, by calling at 1004 N st, alter 5 p.m. with use of parlor aud piano, nei Ne Y FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AN, ing very small private family. “808 Tat. nw. im POR BEST. 907 CST. NW SE WILL BE ‘open November Sth to receive guests. Several large, handsome Rooms, furuished or unfurnished. ‘Table and service a specialty. OBL I OMS AND Helerences ag NPHE PALMER HOUSS, 421 17H = now open. First-class Foouis, by the da ‘Tab:e Board, $4 per week. Every’ class. AUBURN, COR 22D ST. Al SN. having beén reopened under ‘new manage: id returnished, offers first-class Boar. nicely furnished Rouins at reasonable rates. Gol E ST. 3 SEV ‘ral large, Pleasant vome, with Hirsiclas Hoan Also two Hall Rooms. ‘Tavie Board, PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED ith or without Table Board: rete required. O14 13Ui st. nw. ocl6- OF 1sTH ‘and I sts. is now open for the reception of perma trapstent and table boarders. ims 3ins. M. T. SOUTHALL. ‘PBeskv AND BOOMS AT B14 AND 316 IND ave. Rooms $5 to $25, according to jocaiion, Bourd $18 per mouth, 3 per week and $150 per day. 2 IME McPHERSON HOUSE, CORN: HST, N. W. F-10th and E m.w.are ths thecity. ‘lable Terns moderate. class; pleasant rooms, ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED WATCHMA- Ker can have a steady place f good references ure furnished. Must. make hinselt useful as salesmaly ANTED—ENTIRE CARE OF INFANT young child, under most favorable envir: aud feasonable ‘charges; references exchange dress P.A.K., Box 42, Chester, Pa, BUSINESS CHANCES. YIN ATLANTIC City. ou the Ocean rent, for firs, class hotel a? nit cottage lots, ou Maryland ave. Address owners, PARLOR, BED ROBERTS & COW: , 109 Market i., Camden, N. J. private bath: unfurnished: second fi nose ond g JOR RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ‘suites of Rooms, without boumd, in the ¥ ihe Metropolitan Ciub, suitable for foreyga secretary of jegation of sinzle gentlemen. Relerences Fegoired and given. Please wrens CZAR, Stat offer, a DOR RENT—AN FURNISHED PAR jor suite, containing three rooms and private bath: location unsurpassed: opposite Franklin Square. At 920 24th st. n.w. oc2o Sw JOR RENT -1823 HST HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Parlor ‘with Board, second floor, scuthern exposure; avenue cars pass the door. nS QOR RENT-SEVERAT CONNECTING FUR ished Rooms, in a private family, at OO& Fst. w. “Keterence required atte TOR RENT — THREE NICELY FURNISHED Fooms. 741 13th st. n.w. ase Fok, BEST TWO HANDSOME FURNISHED Tooms, one on first font, one on. seco’ Hook. ce tally, located: moderate price: gentlemen prelerr private funy. 020 Otis mw fot NOR RENT—ONE FURNISHED AND ONE UN- furnished Room in new House. Also, siaive, 459 Hist. nw. ae asa OR RENT—UNFURNISHED, TWO SUITES OD second floor, With private bath! Not aid coil wat dear to Cupitoland Pa ave. 10s 20's uw. eae RENT — FURNISHED — TWO LARGE handsome rooms. well lighted and heated, ob see ond floor: single uF en suite: ‘very reasonable rents Feferenice given and reyuired. 409 M stn w. mote N.W., TWO UNFUR- cond tivor, very desiran USER ERPING M) sattune thax $: ‘Address 3 DOR RENT—-FOR LIGHT Hi four comfortably Furnished ‘with hot and coid water, including heat. VOR RENT—HANDSOM nished or Unfurnished: fully located: two squaces nortiof Exec Southern exposure; reut Teas: st aw. APARMENTS: FU " elicit 2 large surd wud cellar cu mod mips. Dear B07 M stu Ww, net QOK RENT—FURNISH ED PARLOR, BEDROOM nd alice tl site or single Arhugton open fires if desir dics pass the door. 1014 1688 sth. mt FOR RENT 1307 K ST, FRANKLIN SQUAKE, hiceiy farnished Rooms on second and third fours With board; private family; references exchanged: 6-2 JOR RENT-NEAR METROD Club gentlemen can fi cantly kep! furnishe! Rooms: fine house ‘wich every reasonable tates If permanent, “Address D. office OR RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNE ished. in anew house: dren or housekeeping: priv SFURNISHED ROOMS: ‘om second floor, with water; suitable for. light housekeeping; price, $¥. 931 4th st iw. Dee POK RENT—VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED Rooms at 1318 N at. n.w., with or without Board. n6-3t* R RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO furnished rooms, Ist and #d floors, with" Board. Location on 15th st., bet For further particulars aldrecy B ease RENT—FURS —AT NO. 603 F STREET, HAND- furnished Koons en suite. nein ENT — VERY NICELY Suite of four rooms and bath, for housckerpis a responsible married couple, Cail at 1140 sti FURNISHED {OR RENT — BEAUTIFULLY FI ENISHED Rooms on second and third floors, with Board: ocle-swe rences required. 1416 N st VOR RENT—1 well-furnished Rooms, » 3d floors, with or without board, with tL, 30 M,C; grate tt desired: reteréuces exciusinged. 20 JOR RENT-ONE SUITE OF SU nished, Rooms, Massachustis ave, p Portland:” would sult couple deviring best local 1 Teferences. Address lox 44. Star ofl POR REST WITT On werner Rooms, 16-3" BOARD. ; reasonable Fat a ave. We eS 2K ST. N.W., THREE NI nicating Rooins 1 location firsteiass. ‘Tern ana library; erate, DOR 1 und berdies, two nieely-furnished Roomson secoud floor, with Board. A PRIVATE FAMILY laige, Well-furnished pieasant front roon front, second floor; stationary Wasbstand, with and cold water. on ‘same tivor, and bath-Poon tlemen preferred: 1214 6th st. n.w JOR RENT—FINE SUITES O Mi: from $25 to $200; time and trouble saved by Suiting us regarding same. D. G. PROCTOR & SON, Real Estate and Lusurane, 1226 F st. nw Bt OR RENT—PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS recordially invited to cail at our office for free G@. PROCTOR & SON, Real Estate aud Insurance, 1226 F st.n. w. By (OR RENT—TWO ROOMS 3D FLOOR WEBSTER Law Building, 507 D st.: southern exposure: sulta- bie for bedroom or law offices. Apply to Janitor. uo-3* Feage 214TH ST. ROOMS ON 2D and 3d floor, en suite or single. with privace baths; Louse newiy furnished. “Also basement unfurnisle: First-class board in house if desir oid Fo, RENT—COMFORTABLE SUITE OF FUR- uished Rooms. 904 14th st_‘n.w. cid Foee JRNISHED ROOMS, $10 EACH: farnishea couimunieating Looms, =20, 417 noite 17 24 st. nw, 1-815 CST. FS on firstetloor: iso,” beau: Second, and smatier Rooms, single of en suite, hice fuunily buard; home comforts; reiereuces changed. K HED — PARE nd Wile: han oF ~UNEURE NbSOM aS, north i heat if desired. THREE ROOMS, WiTHL POR house, buy win handson rh uprovements: very desirable | ie board ior two oF three. 1418 Ithoue Iniaud ave. rer NICELY FURNISHED, front room, with good bord, Private family: good local cars. Referetices exclu without Board: many calls tor ligiit parts of the PORK . of Rooms. with ‘first-class board. Also a te Dourders. Kefereuces required, Fett BERGANt Rooms, location unsurpassed; tersecti and «i ‘N ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OF OVER FOUR Years for sule, good reasons for selling. Address LW, star oftice, stating where an interview cau ve bad. né-zte ‘ANTED—PAN, ELECTRIC TELEPHONE Stuck. Also, Texas Land Scrip. Address PROMPT CASH, Star office. 6-3" "ANTED-F. I, RUPPERT, ‘451 NST. Now. ‘Tin, Stove and Mantel work promptly attended to. né-2w® ‘ANTED-LAWYERS AND OTHERS TO ‘Know that TAYLOR & BART, Printers, 605, ‘7th st. u.W., have ample fucilities for promptiy’ exe. cuuing ricis, Petitions, Arguments, &c. Prices low) ‘ocs0-3m AT COARSE on the faceare positively obliterated, leav ing no murks. My Electric Needle is the only remedy known for this hideous defect. Send for tull particu- Jars Elecitic treatment for ladies and children. Mrs. Dr. GABRIEL, 1321 G st. n.w. n5-6t* WAartii Tt WASHINGTONG MA a 1c Cream.or Instantaneous Cure—Any breaking out on face or bédy cured. Moth pimples, wrinkles, black heads, vulgar-redness. eczema. and all fucia! disdsure- aeuts removed, ands clear complexion insured to all ‘Who use it: pertectly harmless, ‘Pestimontals on application. ‘To be had at W. =. Thompson's, 15th st.: Drew's old stand; Major's, 7th and Esta; Davis’, 7th and F sts: 3.8, Tyree, corner 7th and 1 sts. mw.: W. G Milburn, southeast Gor. 14th st. and KCL ave; W. E.shaiter, cor. Oth and # sta. mw.; L. D. Waiter, cor. 6th and Sts. mW; Robert N. “Harper, 600’ Pa” ave. n. w. Oe. andi per box; sent toany address. mn. ‘QNTED EXPERT TXPEWMITING, ALE es and plaess. Copying department Caligrap! office, Work called for and delivered. ‘Telephone Dez W.H. PORTER, 833 Fst, ocz9-3m* ANTED—UPHOLSTERING OF FINE PAR- ‘and other Furniture. Hair mattresses reno- viidd slnise made. “Samples of all grades of goods (Or cgrpiingen hand. Moti exterminated cabinet. Cabl- aeizepuiting. CC. HALL, Practical Upholsterer, Spe cn ¥ YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE HOME already built. or for vacant Lot, or if you nave & ‘Lot and want # House built upon it,call upon JOSEPH BURDEN, Builder, 609 G st. n.w. Plans and Specifications furnished. nest 0 10,000 CAN FIND PRUFITA- $5 0 be ees in wlight: manuiacturing G WENTY SHARES OF STOCK IN the Sheliabarger Live Stock Car company. — Ad B dress X.X., Star office, giving name ana 5-30 WOR RENT— SUITES OF TWO OR THREE rooms on first and second floors, elegantly fur- ished, with board. at 1414 and 4g16 K st. nw, 1:1 be rented singly if desired. MKS. GRANT. ‘ocz9-1m* TOR RI Row), 7 Ei “APT 3 handsomely furuished tront roous, ird floors; aiso hall room; low rates, PORRENT—REAUTIFULFURNISHED KooMS, ‘Open grates: bay windows to every To. : ences. "2101 at selatwe FOR KENT—A RNISHED DSOM EL Apartment. “Apply at 815 190i st, nw. oc26-Lin UILDINGS. SLAUGHTEN-HOUSES AND Can Stables cleared of Rats with serrets and doze by WM. SAHLISG. Address 414 6th st nw. uz-1ws E CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR LARGE Bit’ Boarding Housekeeper: The Grntture jor sale aiid bouse for rent. ‘The r jouse Is Well Known aud is lverally patronized, as it has been for many. years; itaffords a good opportunity to auy ove de- Mrous of entering nto profitable’ business with Stoall capital. Satisfactory reasons given by owner forretiring. Apply to WPODENISON, Real Extate Agent, 0c25-1m 238 Fst. ne NVEST THROUGH TH XD AND RE jable Western Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence, Kan. Capital and surplus, 3250,000. “Carefully se lected Ist Mortgage Farm “Loans” payable Seven per cent interest, guarant i Cilities. Absolute satisfaction. 10 years’ No losses, Reter to Third 3 Dank, chy: ‘National bank, Lawrence. Kan.. and bundreds of ie Restore. For fll information cill upon or address,” au27-3m* COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, AFER & RUTTER, Frederic! re ‘oc that me, i 5. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., ShAION bas a ANTED-SECOND-HAND FURNITUR. GOR RENT-THAT PRODUCTIVE FARM, eae cera rom svelte eee ean | NeceltRetae eta ceect cron | FoBteeh st foetus hae ant kom, te unig 3 * forwnteh the ming 89 ucrea ev Hae REO ce ee Be Coke Baits. | metanitanea 84078 Corner Sinstroet, | Wiilibe paid. Address 1-8 U3. 290 eh ot me OCS | eee ere a a ae eS. ‘Ais as Pie PHOTOGRAPHS. ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS and = PHOTOGRAVURES. Finest LEATHER Goops, Tmported god Domestic. STATIONERY NOVELTIES, of Recent Issue. FOREIGN BOOKS, in the Leading Languages. WORKS OF ART. im French and German, Engraving of Crests, Monograms and Visiting Cards} oc7-sm Solicited, V. G. FISCHER, 529 15th Street, Corcoran Building, 0c25-m,wéstojan] Opp, U. 8, Treasury, Enwarn Li. Daxr & Ca. “NCTE ate Pi veda poten, Rewer 4 blake Samim * cca = nons Fewenie 1 dus Broarez Macezzsz. OS NEW YORE BUCKWHEAS (ci VERMONT MAPLE syRUR #01 cou in Tins and Glees, | iue ve wou “ato N, W. BURCHELL, /M y¢02-07 Soa) M9 1826 Pat. £ i) ‘Want GOOD BUTTER Also. ‘We make s specialty of both lines, * Prices as low as quality will permit. aonta itetecy Biota FURNITURE one ‘effects of every large ur small quanilties; igheet cush price paid. Adress SM. C., St. Charles hes Bast, ‘abd Sehueylvanin ave. ‘ocd2-lia® ANTED—HAVE YOUR PICTURES TAKEN Wi TaRDNER @ BARES 6 00. Wares, YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL .iglocks, Bonds, Petroicum and coemmmbenions 108 Gt Dur Gov! “gue new Circular mailed free. EXCHANGE NEW BUTLER'S, 931 5th st. Chimneys cired, pete (OF nO pay. -HORSES mon! Refer to Chas, fe ca Boynton. J, H. MILLER, Sandy Spring P.O.. Md. 0)2-Ims ‘THD—AT GEN. EF, BEALE'@ STOCK ‘ran, horses to winte: at $e por inant: box stale: -WWiistoves at Bee ue 2: § Hi elitr 4 called for and re- Fepeu ie LitrEnry: Hiny "sealen, cor. 10th ‘MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX from carpets, foruicare, RSHACE @ BRO. 616 Loulane avenpad we dairy of market garden; fishing und boaiing; cars slop i fetim nearly e¥ery bour during the das ADply to THOMAS W. SWANS, near premises, or by he Alexandria, gat" SALE—ON PIERCE MILL ROAD, CLOSE to Tenleytown pike, # fine Doubie Frame | og toe = ‘by well and springs bas an abundance VOR KENT—HANDSOME APARTMENTS, FUR- nished or unfurnished, single or en suite, in @ fashionubly locate1 house. near Square: Ad- dress E.K., Star oilice. ‘ocls-1m OR RE HEL ROOMS on second floor at $10 and $15 per mouth. De Ughtful location and near street cars. "1006 N si, n.0 sel 7-3Me FOR RENT—HOUSES. SALE—TWo NEW HOUSES, Sie. 10 rooms; every moders ee ed i _- - 2 FO8 BES 1A VeRY pestRABLE 6/X-ROON preling and Store Room, all mod. amps, 408-0 st nw. Rentoul or Fao Fa an eSHI0 Ls PSOE, Ort wat mies dai * A841 Kat aw. OF te a BOBO a Coper part 625 La ave 20 Ina BS “table tear 1408 Maav.aO B06 F st, nw. 8 re. Upper par 415 @thn wo 1 21 1th st uw. ii tear ATS 43 Naberear 72411 Cor’ Sih ana 40 22 Uniow alley FURN ate ay nr Thos C.$333.33 Dear G nw.1198180 eth wer 16S Tant Place. Wr ear a ST apete 300 1 sab Linon 102i st, 13r1OR88 A oe Bil ag Kot Tor we Bst,op capitol, j a Property piacod with me lor rent oF aaie is livorai advertised tree of cost to the owner. od For list of property {ur sale, call OF send at o ns TCO AOLTZMAN Li act Piste a JOOR RENT TYLER & RUTHERFORD 1226 Ft nw, FURNISHED. Vermont ave., bet. K and Late $3100 per ma, Isth st mw bet Mand Nata. 2.000 f 14th st. nw. bet Mass avennd Corcoran, bet Vithand 14th ste St. mW bet 12th wid 1th. RNISHED isi ty Bt Pieamant.. 30 TYLER ERT E FORD, ne, ONE « MEST NOKTH WEST CORNERS. 20 ¥; DOUBLE HOUSE; VEE ND CAN BE HAD POR 86.000 Pit CUTTER & WINER {OR RENT—907 T ST. NW. THRERSTORY: cellar eight-room HOUSE with bath, conveniences: ih pertect order; rent $37. dress LH. P.. Stat office. SOR RENT DST, A SMALL #-OOM brick House tn fine order,all modern conveniences, Deated By steutn; NO stove Wanted, $80. Inquire 6: POR RENT four-story Bi improvements: near Uke leading dierent. BH, WAKNER JOR RENT—« Sh, OPPosiTe THE 1 a nice threestory and basement Ho ims, wil Laps: lately dund painted HACWARNER@ CO. 580 15TH STNW. A VERY rable S-rooin Lrick Hotise, In” good orden nt location: reduced ‘to $4 BM. WAKNER & 00. AN ELBGANT A neon a Beate North Cai 1 rat ba Grouzhiy mente Also brick: seven Fo Shear 1th stat Sh east Capit houses at from 810 to $14 per tn n6-3t hi. M. ROURER & CO, 3d and Rast Capitol sia, ASSACHUSE | TS AV y furnished: fine _A.S. CAY WOOD, Cor. th and K sts 1K TWOSTORY & N st. a8. SI, 356, jnodera improvements, at '§ 3 Dsl aw. J2OR RENT-STOP PAYING KENT AND & aH d upward, wocording two v perty, down: the balance ih monthly” payuen alto th ‘would pay. You will tus yOu NOW throw away tor rent CI 25 Fst. n.w.,roum 1, Ast floor. nvé T_FURNISHED—T0 CAREPUL TEN . JOR KENT toric front Btn aut at @ low figure. a bewutiful new Brownstone private, House, eleven rooms; artistically furnished: to family’ only. Apply on premises, 1225 Co Fteperet ana’ painted, 1. modern larce yard and good tion, AL 920 F st nw E NOK RENT— A furnished House, Provementa Apply to _n6-lw JO RENT—LA Bxick wtable, in alley dere uprowemiuntk: “ext accommodate tout, fortes god carriagen and cow 25 per montis PMV icin, 148 New : oczitsawe OR RENT—THE VERY DESTRABLE THRER Erick Dwelling, 723 13th st. ow. [* story aud cell brary. dining-room hambers 20 ture can be bought if desired. TYLER & ERPORD, 1226 F stn. w. . OR A NINE-ROOM OOD ih borthwestern par of elty, on strect car modern ements: furnished oF unturs lar office. FUE . near Oth 8. w.. ‘Coutal: ‘bath: fi thoreagh PROCTOR & SON, 1 por ‘T-HOURE 19 F ST N.W., FOUR odern improvements, in mice’ repsity to W. ©, JOHNSON. 318 novia 503 13TH ST. NW. PLEVEN vemiences: good ceritral Loe PHOS. E WAGGA SIAN. 9 TA HANDSOME LIGHT pO K st, between 2: 22 as all ‘back. and re Wie Tih st por no Joon Re: brick dwelling on nw... in perfect “coudlt ms W HALL, Warr tubes, ay ; %. oe Heenk B20h RICHARDSON. © ESTORY BRICK, LN CEN: ter ot the lis. Sid 10th st. nw ken Poors, cellar. large Sard: only 4d per mou. “ABD SHIN COOR- eis 13th niin JOR RENT—AN ELVGANT @STORY AND Dastaent pro Drick house near i tua. Stat containing 12 rosuus and bath: good Ofer. For keys iy wo A MEAENCLLIN & 00, 1380 24:8 ict nw. Ee i. ave Bet ene terisiating: Complete in every, respect: bo Urauble of housekeeping.. We fu Best retereuces. Freuc ish servants and “apply aa ‘caterer. FOR BEST PLLPCRSISIED 1 iu w.: eleven Toots; moder ments: Apply between # a.m. and 5 p. JOR RENT-EITHER FURNISHED 0) furnished, a handsome Hesidence on K st. near Franklin Square. Contalus about 16 r id every convenience, Home eingantly and completely fara ished throughout. For permit and full particularsa FOR RENT--FLATS. | Fok BENT AN THE WoopMoxT —COR SER 13th stand Lowa Circle n.w., handsome Plats iurnished or ‘unfurnished; will rent b: the year of season. First-class cate wtiached, Apply to THOR J. FISH LK & CO. n06-6t 132d Fst a F FOE, BENT UNFURNISHED, CHOC at of Jour Rooms, with bath room: heated. "720 27th st. nw. Apply io FITCH, POX & BROWN, cor 15th st. and Pa. ave. ecld-Im a __FOR RENT—sTORES. _| RENT-STORE AND CELLAR. 1015 11TH St. b.w.; rent $25 per month. TYLEK & RUTH- ERFORD, 1226 Fst. hw. ago OR RENT—1 81 °K BU BNO Et brates oe mee Nivedita istloe Wine FOR RENT_ MISCELLANEOUS Sry RENT—A LADY, WITH FURNITURE Fitncea eh stannous, etres ret santana iil Spe a ie Beeoye R KRENT—ITWO-STORY BRIC} ‘ABLE, iN Fratigy tear of lage Ke awe any aaa Fie’ she POS SENT TEPE- WRITERS $5 PER MONTH. RAPH OFFICE.” 7 c203m__W. H. PORTER, General Agenut-983 Fst. ———AahWhsnaS——_—_ iy 19 Titos J. FIsWel «Cm naw isa Pst iw JP Ok LEASE-POR TWO YEAS, on LONPER, House avd siore 1539 14th st ne: Feoeny re paired: house contains seven roms: siore aud dr CS for. Forterms,etesappiy 1537 14th stn. note JOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DbsIKA- Tie gin eon titel Brice Dwelling, migo Teorns, b ig bath, LOSS . hws JOR RENT—1443 Q ST, AND 222 KST. BICK Houws uine Yoows each. cellars and tial, 110 ; Gu ARMES boy Fst “oeao-s FPO8 REST SDESIRA TLE TROON mes Dwellings. well located tx: #route south: te Ae Inia! Hoorn in Yparior” ors” wii suet Ul es order, reat only g50 per month Canta ExVOnD. a6 Pee ew a : OR RENT—-UNFURN I= HOUSE ON F =. 1h the vicinity wf Dupom circ 1 rity hot iw $60 per month Ap 85 15th st. nw POR RENT — FURNISHED — N y the house of it dwellings in the city, bus all mocer ‘and is in. firsteclass coudit ‘For on apply wo ‘DU! 22m si FPS 5 rose tones, vores al te store 4 table foray kind of busines. Apply to8We SYED? @'GRADLEY, 927 F RENT—A NICE SEVEN. foun, with, ply ia sith st, JOR REN’ 1 purontT liy situated