Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, wee s * Z THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN Se WEDNESDAY NGTON -December 1, 1886+ ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bous fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the _Sther dally papers here edded together. ‘The Star cannet undertake to preserve or re~ turn rejected communications. Contributors who wish to possess their manuscripts, if un- used, should keepg copy. _EaNenttention paid to Anonymons Letters. Notice. Persons remitting postage stamps in payment of sub- scription or advertising are requested to seud none of alarger denomination than TWO CENTS. Those of greater value cannot be used, and will be retumed to ‘the senders. ————+er+— It isquite time that the respectabie people of ‘Washington—those who have something at stake jm the welfare of the city—should unite in frowning down the reckless, groundless and ‘Utterly unserupulous outpouring of defumatory attack leveied just now at the President and the District officers in connection with District affairs, ‘These attacks are in some instances for the pur- pose of making political capital; in others they are sent out to supply imperative orders for sensa- Uonal news from Washington true or false, and in others they are purely attempts at blackmatl. But they are alike in thelr mischievous character and ‘thelr tendency to damage the interests of the Dis. trict In Congress and throughout the country. ‘Tae Stax has never hesitated to criticise the acts of the District Commissioners, and has uni- formly opposed, among other things, the extension of Massachusetts avenue unless at the expense of ‘the property holders. It Is therefore in a position to declare that after a careful Investigation of the facts, there never was a more cruel and baseless fabrication invented than the charge that the President or the Commissioners are improperly im- Piicated tm that extension. —<—<—<—— a “Treasurer Jordan would seem to have the right of the question presented to the Treasury depart- ment by the finely executed painting on wood of a fivedollar note, in regarding it asa work of art and not a counterfeit. Such distinctions sometimes be hard to draw, so many delicate shades of vartance blending into each other and makiag It almost impossibie to Say where the art work ends and the counterfeit begins, ‘There is nothing intrinsieally sacred In money. ‘The object of the laws against counterfeiting 1s to protect the government against the use of its credit for swindling purposes, and to protect the public against the imposition of false coin or forged paper tm the transaction of business. To an out- sider ft appears as If there were one test always applicable. This is the query whether the work $s capable of being used to defraud ihe govern. ment or the people. A bill painted, photographed or printed on paper, bearing a pretty close resem. Diance, in size, shape, design and colors, to a gov- ernment note, even {f it contained a statement that the United States would “not” pay one dollar or any other sum, would be rated as a counterfett ‘Decause, in the haste of an ordinary exchange, ‘the receiver might not scrutinize the legends on itgface. Where a fac simile of a bill ts painted on @ board, however, no such danger exists. Nobody 13 going to be deceived by such a copy. It ts hardly to be supposed that a marble monument in @ graveyard would be selzed by the government Decause it had an image of one face of a standard dollar graven on tts surface by the hand of a stone- cutter and washed over with a silver pigment; yet the assumption that a block of marble could be Turned to fraudulent use In a monetary exchange ‘Would be no more absurd than the idea that a Dlock of wood could pass current as a piece of Hexible paper. It would be almost as reasonable ‘Yo prosecute the troupes of glass-blowers who ex- hibit in the museums for violations of the excise Jaws on the ground that they sometimes put real claret imto the double-bottomed wine glasses which they sell—glasses which deceive only the eye, because the trick 1s discovered as soon as they ‘are raised to the lips for a drink. —————————— Representative Sprigxs speaks his mind very freely about politics tn the Utica district ot New York. He makes no secret of his belief that the President 1s unpopular. “I certainly could not carry Cleveland through another presidential contest In my district,” he says. It 1s perhaps Worth noting that the Utica district, while pro- ducing a number of eminent men lke Horatio Seymour, and Roseoe Conkling, and Ellis H. Rob- erts, and Mr. Spriggs himself, does not shape the destintes of the nation. Mr. Seymour was not elected President; Mr. Conkling was not sent Dack to the Senate in 1881; Mr. Roberts has not found the attractions of public Iife sufficient to win him away from the daily service of its news. Paper, and Mr. Spriggs will, on the 4th of March next, turn over bis seat in the hall of Representa- tives to a fellow townsmnan of the opposite parti- sap complexion. Besides disapproving of the admtufstration, Mr. ‘Spriggs has discovered that to stand well with the gamblers and the tap-room keepers is more proftta- Die than to maintain a like footing with the sober, industrious and law-abiding people of a com- munity. To some minds it may appear that there 45a relation of cause and effect hidden somewhere in the coincidence between Mr. Spriggs’ opinions and Mr. Spriggs’ tate. ee An opinion isrendered by the corporation counsel of New York, that betting on horse races ts not illegal, provided that the wager 1s not recorded and the stakeholder charges no fee. ‘This looks like splitting bairs, and that ts what tt is; but the logislature of the state made the hairs of a cer- tain thickness expressly for the purpose of baying them split. AS a matter of fact, the registration of a bet is of no consequence whatever. It is not evidence upon which a recovery can be had at law, and It 1s valuable only as a memorandum of the transaction in order to cut off dispute after- ward about specific terms. ‘The same end can be accomplished by the use of oral witnesses instead of a written agreement. In the last extremity, always, it ts the personal honor of his adversary on Which the better must depend for Justice and fair treatment. As regards the fee to the stake- holder, that also is a mere quibble. Professional stakeholders can drive just as good a trade with- out the exaction of fees inthe formal manner of old as with it, The pocket fn the English barrts- ter's gown was put there for bis clients to drop their money into, because the law would not per- mit the barrister to charge a fee for his services: but does anyone suppose that barristers have ever starved to death, if there Was business enough for them todo, because they were forbidden to de muund hire like other ment ——_—<—s-—____ The nomination of an American to be Prince of Bulgaria would bea very neat compliment from am old country undergoing rejuvenation to a Young country which ts beginning to feel old. We have no end of eligible men tn America who would fill the Bulgarian throne with dignity—that is, ‘with enough dignity to answer all ordinary pur- poses—and would be very glad of the salary and Derquisites. ‘There ts Mr. Cutting, the editor who ‘was imprisoned for a while In Mexico and has not Jet got the damages trom the Mexican govern- ment which be expected to use in making himselt comfortable for the winter. ‘There is “Richelieu” Robinson, who has not been very successful in politics of late, and whose exercise at twisting the Yall of the British lion has doubUess ttted him for career of muscular diplomacy. Jobn P. St. Jobn 3s temporarily out of a job, and would teach the Bulgarians the danger of triling with ardent spirits—a practice generally too common in coun- tries convulsed with repeated political revolu- ons. Or how would O'Donovan Rossa do, or Henry George? We area thrifty nation, and we have our quiver full of them, Wwente- : (ON LEASE, 4 STORE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE- ‘TWEEN SEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS, OR ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN MARKET SPACE ASD E STREET. ADDRESS BOX 62, STAROFFICE 030-3" For A Diticows I Dursx ‘Try our BEST OLD GOWT JAVA. seeefe re ube to guarantee WPeled BAST ¥i TEAS and all scasonable gvods st bottom: © AM. BURCHARD & BHO, a tale Pat uw, wen SEEM to New Yors EVENING TELEGRAM. cuntstsas 3 ‘NUMBER. 16 Pages Handsomely Illustrated and Pictorial ‘Supplement WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN DECEMBER LOOK OUT FOR IT. PRICE ONLY 10 CENTS. ORDER IT OF YOUR NEWSDEALER. d1-c0-3t Exrasonprsany Manr-vown. In order to immediately close out 5 pea. of Colored Brocade Velvet, we make the following extraordinary mark-down. Such reduction ‘has no precedent to our knowledge, and is made solely for the purpose of causing their instant 5 pea. 19 inch Colored Brocade Silk Velvet, in cut and frize patterns, in Brown, Maroon, Navy, ‘Myrtle and Garnet. REDUCED FROM 94 TO $1.50 PER YARD. As incredible aa this may seem, It is a bona fide reduction, and customers acquainted with values will readily recognize the intrinsic worth of the goods. Very desirable for fine costumes, viaites and combination purposes, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. We Have Jvsr Ovexen the last case of the “job lot" of White Blankets, manufacturers’ seconds, subject to slight imper- fectiona, such as grease spots, irregular salvage, and perfect blankets undersized. These we are selling at 75 centson the dollar, twenty-five per cent less regular prices. Youcan select a “bar- gain” without difficulty. Prices range from $1.50 to 83.25 per pair. (Third floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. L sspcrcx & Bro. FOR THER REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT DAYS, THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ‘Will Place on Sale 25 Pieces 64-inch Bleached Table Linen, 50 cts. per yard, worth 6c. ‘72-inch Barnley’s Bleached Table Damask, $1.50 per yard, worth $2. 5 Cases $1 Bleached German Damask, in remnants, for 75 cts. per yard. 50 Dozen Linen Towels, size 22x44, 18 cts. esch,worth Toote, ‘The above bargains will be found on our first floor. 25 Dozen Ladies’ Flannel and Felt Skirts, 98 ote, worth $1.40. 20 Dozen Ladies’ Wright's Seamless Merino Skirts, 98 ota., worth $1.54 AO Deen CRistrenrs Fiat Cage, from 1.25, worth 6 Doren Chikiren's Plash Caps, 81.98, worth $2.25. 40 Children’s Striped Jersey Coats, 83.89, worth 94.98. 83 Ladies’ Beaded Fascinators, 81.23, worth 81.98. 20 Dozen Ladies’ All-wool Leggins, 49c., worth @8¢. 20 Dozen Children's Aprons, all sizes, made of Checked ‘Nainsook, trimmed with Lace, 250. 10 Dozen Children's School Caps, 14 cts. 10Dozen Cambric Pillow Shams, with Ruffle and Tucks, 49 cts. About 48 Boy worth $1.19. 5 Dozen Infant's Bacques, 33c., worth 400, ‘These bargains will be found on our second floor, ac- sesaible by elevator or stair. BARGAINS ON THE THIRD FLOOR. Two cases Unbleached Muslin Remnants, at 6c. and 8c, peryard, worth 10c. per yard. A Lot of Dress Goods, containing medium, fine and ex- traordinary qualities, at great sacrifice to make room for other goods. A New Lot of Cretonne, the latest designs, at 12%¢., worth 15 and I#e. per yard. ‘One Case of French Percale Remnants, full width, in Indigo Blue and Red, ofl colored figures, at 10c. per yard, worth 15e. ‘The Laat Lot of Colored Canton Flannel Remnants, at Te. per yard, worth 12%. and 15c. Suitable for ‘many useful purposes. ‘2 Cases of Bleached Muslin Remnants, the best quali- ties im the market, at 8c. per yard, worth 12}4¢, 3 Cases Chocolate Colored Calico Remnants, at the low | wEN's figure of 4c., worth at least 634¢. Great Remnant Sale in Ladies’, Gent’s and Children's Merino Underwear. There are odds and ends of our general stock, at half of regular value 50 Dozen of Ladies’ Balmoral Skirts, the beat in the world for housewear, at 45c,, worth 75c. ‘Third floor, easily reached. You will arrive there be- fore you know you started by taking our Otis elevator “1.000 Remmnante of all Kinds, and odds and ends of every description, on this floor will be found there. WILL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU. ONE PRICE. au 420-422-424-496 7TH ST. Livsay Deranruenr 7 GAKS & COMPANY. Good dress usually coincides with good service. JEHU AND JEEMS ‘are supposed to represent by their outward appearance the standing and character of MASTER AND MISSUS. ‘Wo compete favorably, both in styles and prices, with the best houses in New York in our livery pro- ‘Vision. Thus far success has crowned our efforts, and ‘We have been able to place our goods with nearly all ‘the domestic and foreign dignitaries at the NATIONAL CAPITAL. ‘We wish no one with a want of this sort to escape, hence this advertisement. We know we can please you, and would like to have the privilege of trying. ‘The following list includes some of the articles we offer, we say some, because we are sure we have ne- slected to state the fall assortment: ‘ Buttons all over Them, COOKS’ APRONS, CAPS, &C. ‘The livery overcoats embrace all the popular tints of @rab and cream colors and shades of green snd blue, STRIPED VESTS. ‘What we don’t keep in stock we will make to onder. ‘We keeps book of livery samples for that purpose, (Our prices are lower than ‘New York Prices. SAKS & COMPANY, CLOTHIERS, TAILORS, HATTERS, ana FURNISHERS, 300, 302, 304, 306 AND 308 7TH 87. OM@OPATHY. at Nee YORK a be bree JAPANESE SILK ‘Bold Laces, Tres Axp Frenvs. The Lace department is assuming a Christmas aspect. It is worth your while to inspect this excellent stock. 54-inch Black Spanish Lace Ties, 6 inches wide, only 68c. each. ‘52-inch Black Spanish Guipure Lace Fiheu, all silk, only 850. each. 58-inch Black Spanish Gnipure Lace Scarfs, ‘7 inches wide, only 896. each. Great variety of Black Spanish Guipure Lace Fichus, rich patterns, different lengths and qualities, only @1 each, some worth 81.50. Black Spanish and Spanish Guipnre Lace Scarfs, 57 and 67 inches long, 8% inches wide, Black Spaniat oni Lace Guipure Fichus, $1.25, 91,50, 91.7 and 82 each, superior qualities of Black Spanish Guipure ace Fichus and Scarfs, in rich patterns, ma- chine and hand ran, 2.50 to @10 each. ‘We shall continue the sale of the Real Laces in piece, by the yard, and made up in Handker- chiefs, Fichus, &c., lately advertised, and re- quest an early selection inorder to secure first choice. (Becond floor; take elevator.) ROOD WARD & LOTHROP. Hor. Trane I “ Bonne We have been obliged to enlarge this depart. ment, and to do so have removed “Initial” Handkerchiefs opposite their former position, next to Linen Department. We are Headquar- ters for Handkerchiefs. The big trade comes from selling “all linen” at “cotton-and-linen- mixed” prices. ‘avy Blue Flannel Shirts waists, 85e. | =4DIES' “INITIAL” HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies" White All-Linen Cambric Unlaundried “Initial” Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, hand- ‘somely hand-embroidered letters, one inch hem, fine quality, equal to the 25c. grade when ‘washed, 20c. each: 6 for $1. ‘Ladies’ White All-Linen Lawn Lanndried ‘“In- itial” Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, hand-em- Droidered letters, one inch hem, extra good value, only 25c. each; 6 for $1.50. Ladies’ White All Linen “Initial” Hematitched. Handkerchiefs, handsomely embroidered let- ters, diced corners, half-inch hem, only 29c. each : 6 for $1.50. Ladies’ White All Sheer-Linen Luandried “In- itial” Homstitched Handkerchiefs, one row of white embroidered dots, beautifully shaped let- ters, half-inch hem, extra quality, only 87. GC for 82.12%. Ladies’ White All-Linen Colored Bordered “Initial Hematitched Handkerchiefs, beautiful colored letters, three-sighths-inch ham, superior quality, only 300. ; 6 for $1.50, “INITIAL” HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘Men's White All-Linen Unlaundried “Initial” ‘Hematitched Handkerchiefs, large handsomely ‘hand-embroidered letters, two-inch hem, equal to the 33e. grade when washed, only 290. each; 6 for 81.51 ‘Men's White All-Linen Cambric Laundried “Initial” Homatitched Handkerchiefs, fancy hand-embroidered letters, one-inch hem, fine quality, only 85¢ each ; 6 for $2.00. ‘Men’s White All-Linen Lawn Laundried “Initial” Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs, lange hand-embroidered letters, two-inch hem, su- perb quality, only 50c. each; 6 for $2.75. ‘Men's White All-Linen Cambrio Laundried “Initial” Colored Bordered Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs, three-eighths-inch hem, handsome colored letters, only 33734. each; 6 for $2.00. Next to Linens, first floor, second department.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Never Berore Ts Txx Histony OF THE CLOTHING TRADE WERE SUCH VALUES OFFERED. PRICE AND QUALITY TELL THE TALE. 96.50 buys a good Business Suit that is worth #10. $8.80 buys a Reliable Suit that is worth @ $10 buyag All-Wool Cassimere Suit worth §: $15 buys All-Wool Prince Albert Suit worth 825, $5 buys a durable Overcoat worth $8. gry Strety All-Woo! Melton Overcost at $10, worth An All-Wool Chinchilla Surtout Overcoat at $153 worth $20. ALL OTHERS AT PROPORTIONAL LOW PRICES. Boys’ Suits $4.50, $5, $5,50 and $6, up to 815. 9 ROP Overcoata st $3.50, 94, 84.50 and $5, up to Children's Suits commence at $2.75 on up to $8. econ Ovarcerts commence at $2.50 on up to Men's, Youth’s and Boy's Pants from $1.50 up. Children’s Pants from 50c. up. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS, As Hosesr Coxressioy, Our stock is entirely too lange and must be reduced. We have decided to force the sales by lowering the prices. ‘This brief statement explains the whole situa. tion. The public is not interested in the because and why, but we believe the public will be interested in the following reductions: Finest quality FRENCH CASHMERE, all colors, 48- in. wide, reduced fram §1 to 87}. panes CAMEL’S HAIR, reduced from $1.25 to ENGLISH CHEVIOT CHECKS, reduced from $1.25 toa. All Wool ETON CHECKS, reduced to 50c. BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH, sll qualities. Having purchased largely before the. ad- vance we offer decided baryains, GUINETS BLACK SILK, at $1.25, 91.50, 81.75, 92 and $2.50, the most mpericr goods ever offered for the prices. ‘We are selling the balance af our CLOAKS less than cost. PARIS ROBES, reduced from @35 to #25. PARIS ROBES, reduced from 830 to $24. PARIS BOBES, reduced from $25 to $20. PARIS ROBES, reduced from 20 to $15. PLUSH AND WOOL COMBINATIONS, in all colors, have been reduced; these are sold in patterns, many of which contain enough for an extra wrapping. COLORED 8} VELVETS, in elegant quali at $4.50 and $5.50, all shades, Stine EVENING SILKS, ILLUSIONS and GAUZES, Great haryains in MOIRE SASH RIBBONS, 13% *USTHARWANS: in all colorg yard, 94 t0816 BARNESLEY DAMABKS, at 91.50, worth @2. SILK HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, &c. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. XN. B—THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST, Sezouz To Lapis Ont. a feet eters Peet BEAUTIFUL ROSEBUDB, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, ROM 3 TO 5:30 P.M, and give them away, at OPPENHEIMER’S, au 628 Oth st. v.w., St. Cloud Building. 00. TTT H H EI AA ENE O99 T HUH FR kee A“. RN “oo of Hf H mee ROE me oA HHH Aa HH #4 os A a Sssg AA FE Sy8 ATA LULL EEE = we Gouble pride in our two Fiat salensTPipat you found the econ tobe Just whet ws adver - Second icy wery the wend bate ES SOE Re wovunexpctediy’ cl fained another Special Tot of Hats at a latee discount Fromm fie taskot pic, Wecauy sell het very low if repel hema quip peg i eri ae Mnd on our counters, in the Millinery’ Del Plainly marked, a8 follows: ASTRAKHAN BOUND FELT HATS, in all shapes and colors, and warranted perfect in every Teapect, Ruins we represe ‘we wore sath he 44 “aif CENTS, 4 yg USUAL PRICE, $1.25. t E L, t - ERE Lu of & ENUINE FRENCH FUR FELT, with Sik Bina- ing, in the Newest Shapes and Desirable cok. USUAL PRICE 49 CENTS. wits gale is not limited, but we do not think the stock Jast beyond Saturday next. THE BBR 00) NNN Re 29 SRK BBB. NNN BB OO NXN BBB 00)=SON NN MMMM A ORRR Gog HoH EEE M AA i ROC H E MM RRR, 9 | HHH Fe M ROG HH Em M Rg ccc H H EEE 18 7TH STREET, N. W. Deconare> Toner Sers ‘We are opening this week sever) NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET SETS At very low prices. Novelties in Royal, Worvester and other famed Eu- Topean productions for WEDDING PRESENTS. NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, China and Glass Importers, 1205 Pennsylvania _al Losr Cononm WRY 50 MANY LITTLE ONES HAVE BEEN LOST AND THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTS. enue. ‘There was probably no happier homein America than that of Mr. James Y. Allan, of Philadelphia. There is Probably none more miserable to-day, Four weeks ago Mr. Allan had bright and attractive child that was the pet of the home, and the Joy of all his friends. To- Gay no childish voice is to be heard in the household, for it has been stilled in death. Mrs. Allan noticed that the child was ailing, that it failed to take its food prop- erly or with relish, and that something seemed to be troubling it, but she thought it wasonly of atemporary nature and would soon pass away. She now knows ‘hit then was the time to have taken the disease before it had obtained a lodgement in the littlechild’s system. Children requfre more careful attention than adults. ‘They are in the formative period. ‘The slightest influ- ence effects unpleasantly, and it is an easy matter to invite disease. The fathers and mothers of America need not only to be very careful of these things, but to see tot that the child is helped and strengthened by those means which have been proven purest and best. Probably nothing of modern times has shown so much efficiency in this direction as the wonderful Volina Cordial, which is attracting so much attention in all the leading cities of the land, and is being talked about sogenerally. The nature of the Remedy itself, how- over, is such thatit is unusually adapted for the stom- achs of children, while it {s:none the less valuable when used bythe fathers and mothers. It is these qualities which are making it so popular, und it is ‘these qualities which are destined to make it the moat Popular medicine of modern times. Any parent who wilfully or carelessly neglects the slightest symptoms of disorder in his or her child, is criminally responsible for the sickness or death of that child should such a melancholyevent ocour. We are compelled to believe that where such neglect does occur, it is thoughtlessness, but the results are none the lesa disastsous, and there are thousands of homes in America to-day that mourn the loss of departed children which might be made Joyous and happy by their presence, had the parents only exercised the Proper precaution and care. Such facts should come ‘a8 @ warning to all parents, and cause them to not only guard their own health, but to exercise greatest care over the health and lives of the little dependent crea- tures, who cannot exercise stich care over themselves. Bex Vous _ GOAL AND WOOD FROM JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘The most extensive dealers in the District. Supply ‘more families than any firm south of New York. ‘Tele- phone connections. ‘Main Office 1202 F street northwest. Branch Offices and Yards; 1515 Seventh street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. 1121 Ninth street northwest. 603 Pemnsylvania avenue northwest. Comer of Third and K streets northwest. ‘Wharves and Railroad yard: ‘Twelfth and Water Strects Southwest. at Exra Vave Ix Ovencoars, ‘We have sdded to our already very largé stock of Overcoats two lines, one a Black and Blue Beaver at $12, the other ® Blue Chinchilla at $15. Had these ‘Conte been purchased at the beginning of the season they would have cost us just ‘the price we mention above, * GEORGE SPRANSY, 507 SEVENTH STREET, 226 Opp. U. 8 Post Offce. Aw Tre Lasesr, PHOTOGBAPHS, ETHINGS and uearane a ‘Goons, Imported and Domestic, STATIONERY No’ ‘TIES, of Recent een FOREIGN BOOKS, in the Leading Languages, WORKS OF ART, in French and German. ENGRAVINGS, Engraving of Crests, Cmde Monograms and Visiting V.G@ FISCHER, ‘529 15th street, Corcoran Building, 025m, wkatojan) Opp. U. 8, Treasury. ‘PHOTOGRAVURES. and ES stand Pa. to re. at RL TO DO mie cat ts IS ROYAL, 1: a 5 y ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL} LORED stron, healthy ai Staring a ies |. ays ca fa aa se Ton | tami : oa awultable person, Apply 1716 9th st. n.w. j ston, “an farm Z eons ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CHAMDERSATD, colored; none need apply without bringing good Olsen. ie STED—CLERK IMMEDIATE Wirivorcenticman wrtine s rs Box 69, to bein with, "Address in own ANTED—AT 1917 RS’ We once hand. Br TWO ‘ABIN NTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASi we ‘must be good cook; Dring references. 2d st.me. cae rANTED—A Ni AYOUNG ible hand; beri Fil TRST CLASS WAIST aise HAVE on business, Adres ANTED- SEVERAL CLERKS WHO Woon tnowledge of the per: CLATMS, Star office. TANTED—A WHITE GIRL. 16 O8 18 YEARS work: must stay nights. Apply, after 6 Pm atl ath NTED—A WOMAN T NERAL HOUSE: A teh SO Callat 912 Pstnw. renee Fala NTED—A LARGE AND STRONG COLORED Boy toaasist, an engineer: age, 17 to 21 years: references required. APDIy to ANTED—A CHILD'S NURSE, WHITE: GooD Wéiticrentces required, "Address Box PANTED — It Wiha size reference, IMEDIATELY — AT 210— good servant for general ho Sentai ot WHITE BOY TOASSISTINSTABLE. ANT A Whe not ho es SoU NE GAT Richmond Flats, 17th and Hats. i ‘ANTED—A GOOD COOK.WASHER AND IRONER (Witstnar family, 02s 16th se n30-2t WW ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK for the month of December. Address DECEMBER, Star offic DSO ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE Gi “COOK. WiAntuire, between 5 anu oclockeat Sie tath stn. novo WV ANEED—COOKS.- DRESSMAKERS. NURSES, Winids, Taundressos, scrubbers cqachmen, other edna stuns nd. ‘cities ad country. rstands the Grocery Provision aud Fresh Meat business, Apply at 441 New Jersey ave. nw. nAO-tt T EMPLOYMENT BU- sonducted by Ladies. Men and Women, Fall kinds of domestic labor, stone references required. 4 yy ANTED—Lapriss V fitting, at the Purek: yes BLE COLOR urge of little irst floor Milion ~ WOMAN: 31H . Titi wood eit ary. Call between ticut ave. nw. 2 ANTED_COOKS, FIEST-CL Maks, Waitresser. Saiesladic General Honse Workers, wish Te Burewn, 617 1th at. ANTED — MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT nie, hut, gored nc ook: #1080 , “Chamberinsida, nurses, scrubs and neh cooks boost © BURGESS ployment ‘Bure rete ‘Oum. wet Mais or Woman needing profitable exuployment to represent us in every county: salary 87 per month Guid expenas on a ange conimaimnion 03 sakes if ferred. Goods staple: every ote bitys. Outnt and ficnlars free, STANDARD SILVERWARE CO. Bostoi seBowaee,m” ‘FOR LIFE, jon, Apply to. 22 WASTED BY A WOMAN OF SMALL MEANS ‘spall unfurnished room in northwest or cent part of city; low rent. Address V.C.8., Star office. ANTED—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHI iui Muruniisbet rook i uorthwest section, Hot oer BLO per inonth with pice’ vt * Siar ome? -D—TWO OR THREE CONNECTIN ina pleasant house, with open fire, sonth- ace Men or thes advil Ade at manent if sited. Address Wik: ere: j OR SEVEN RO« Owners address, Box 30, Harris House,» ANTED_—HOUSE AND LOT ¥ in good location. w WANTED-MISC ELLANEOUS Waxieona iu TOMUST HAVE LI conse, oF fest a few kuundred dollars sh ay paste Bun ciwith services, No objections to ba ‘State full afitticulars or no uotice “taken, WORKER, Star once 1 WANTED AN ANTIQUE MAHOGANY src tary. “Address, statis price, et Star oft WASTED RATS RAI houses. livery stables und of Fata by, well-trained ferrets and dy HL. SAHLING, care Win. H. Hollin: _nl6-3w* ANTED— BUSINESS MEN TO AVAIL TH selves of the keneral reduction in all Job Print ing for this week and leave their orders with us. 0-3 AYLOR & B, rivate hotaes cleaned duvexs WM. 1208 Wylie st. ne. —PROK ELUIOTT. OF Dee LURERA LADIES TAILOR SS TEM CUMING SCHOOL: to teach the cudire Att of Dressnsuking, Busting, ‘Teinmin desiening aad Drape ing; we use no chart, scale or auachine, it in so simple that g child can tearn: it is the only system that ives g perfect lt without refitting: we teach the systein in five days; our pupils furnished good positions at salaries: our tormm are only. $10; evening classos for working girs; our pupils furnished with certified {iplomas; first-class dress: + Evenig Dinuer eases; Costumes made to order; Patterns cut to 27-6t" Wik TRD-KNOWN-THAT COARSE HAIRS ON ihe face are musiively obliterated, leaving cio ‘Mis uldoous detect: Send for tall particulate: Hee, ry nd for ct 2 a yous for ales “and cies Mex De i ae ANNIE C. FAUNCE, TYPE- ANRiraaa cyst toma eadence ferences, Wwe Taontin grain ant hay Jackson & Oo 8 WALI 28-20 BE ANTED — UPHOLSTERY OF Fi RIO ‘aud other furniture: hair mattresses renovated refer to John A. Bak ER, Miteheilsviile, Md. and remade. Samples of all grades of cooda for cover- facon hand. Moth extermizated. Colinet repairing. €.C. HALL, Practical Upholsierer, 1906 14th st. 2. W. uaa 1300 to yret frat-luse Norfolk Oysters steamed: full supn}y Constantly ou tia Zauilien supped ith sliucked oysters at the shortest notice.” Speeial atten Hon vet to oxaten coat pstcg: Open a 11 fide toe Weare te ‘tise awe tnl0-lm-) J.B DONALDSO: VW ANTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT Wott cash, by: WAL) PREIDERICH. the | Ma fgeturing Jeweler, OOS “th at, opiate. Patent ollice. qeisramranes ia ANTEDG WARINNGTONS MaGTO cnea: Or Justantaneous Cure—-Any breaking out on fac hue reduces, eegeind atta Talal disetens eégetnd and ail fac nen Tomored: and a clear complexion insured 0 all who pel pectectty arma. ‘Fesidvouialn ona) be ad at W_ 8. thompson’, 15th sty Drow old sands Miajot 7th and Hata Dav mh. met Cone Lath ate bat fe ath De ieutneet ay ai wb. Ser awe Hobort M Harpén, 0 . Miva ds get cae a 2 Sai Ftiaw.+ Hickman & Sex Baa and Pa ave, eG. G. ‘Tathand New York ave. Sox sont to any address Vv ‘ED-HORSES TO WINTER AT 88 PER Wasi = hohron rooted. duly reference per Sun can naieean a8 Alllood ‘very ‘Saturday: UHL. Hockvilio, San! Seat & SURES: Hoek aise Wi Is aD st, 6 Wie Se ee a apecialty. Besar eee eae WANTED—SITUATIONS. 516 12th st. nw. A Paya ee apply Q (Woiston in a ertcecy pee ‘oy conmimienton store, will work oe ania oF staal) 2% RESPE: Hau place aa laundrese, App i Ws NTE. SCTABLE WHITE GIRL A Situation as test-case chasbermaid oF waitress none brut Aretclsse families area: Sood sek ence if Te ist a y ANTED—1 WIITE WoMAN, to cook, wash and iron, in a references furnished. Apply at DA PLACE RY omian, Who is @ first-class coo! natay at night; has no far assisting with light washing and ironing. A LA, Star oitice V best references, Pensation. CORRESPC “| WASTED BY 4 REspe a Situation as first-cliss Cook y if required. Apply at 13: ction to ress Box WHITE WoMA: 5 12th st. a. w. referen a3 : - ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH FIRST CLASS: references. is very desitons of obtaining en vat wilinie to work for suuall pag with chawee tion, V Address X. W. C., Star office, A SITUATION BY ntleman ax watchman in bank or ‘object in-door Work, best of references if necessary. Address iain | We raid, wafters, Comchmens aint help, this |. BURNHAM, ma0eat™ hotels, stores and offices. F. Fst nw. ses, Coachinen, Waiters ‘with references, at rs, w n26-6t" 5 Labor Bureau, 617 7th wt’ ANTED— KNOWN GESS, Emp, Bureau, 926 F st. u.w. 24-100 VOR SALE_A PAIR 01 H very handsome and styl te and speedy. Addrens NOR SATE OR EXCHANGE j ALUyright Pianos. one Fucker Gh Will sell at great hancain on wn ayes, fake thi Hands ale; balance to alt ADpIy ato be PIANO EXCHANGE an AY HORSE, ingle: can. loss than halt cust, at eveaitory, Anacostia, D.C only; ean be seen. JOR SALE—CHEAP—CHIC! . f pecirvou Suites, Hall aid Stair Carpet, 334 4 ‘saddle, coupe or Carriage. HOLMES’ Stables, Este. how. (OUNG, 479 and 481 Cst. nw. at ih every Louse where taere is placed a st of App pleton's Cyctopmedia i is Hike sending the whole family york, all the volumes, can be ob- fated St gee on snail monthly payments by areas: ing Box 129, Star office. DR, SALE RESTAL n26-6t" JOR SALE—BROUGHA AY Broo st Ger. OR SALE M17: {ONE ,SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT, F: che perond hand 81 pliner Up for rent. HUGO. FOR AL SA FINE LOT OF IMPORT. y Birds. the beat singers, for sale Also, Bird Food and Cazes. at the bird store, 113 st_niw. ST. HARTBRECHT, JOR SALE— BARGAINS TN SQUARE \) fy pie Pianos of the best makes: hand D UP. ity. IANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 22 Oth at. ‘THE PI sk BOARDING. JURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN FAMILY ofadnits, 1414 U1th st. nw. mt 3d st. nw. Rooms, with first-class inonth. Mrs. C. QUINCEY, 310 : 1707 Bast PALMER HOUSE, 421 LTH ST. N. class Roots and Boand, by the d fist Gnened: bast beard ih the city: halt squage ennsylvania ave, ni LL HOME COMFOR’ dence for gentleman single room with same, 82 a 1308 EEO EE aon _ 27-1 = _D. B. STOCKHAM. ABLE BOARD—FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD by the day or week at 1505 H st. n.w., opposite We y Innches and special dinners served. uch aulsaeren cooking. ‘Breuch and English spoken. JJ{OR RENT_ONE HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS ‘on second floor: also two communicating on nt Board; at 1333 New York ave, 1328 155 5%, Seat FRANKLIN 132 pion third st lane erences ex Table Hoarders can bo: ANTED—BY FIRST-CLASS COOK—A srrva- A ‘TED—BY AMAN FROM THE COUNTRY, and come Iniasion on custom dzawe. "Addrean Wee “St otis Te Wrens 5 NG : Soran aituation as chanubermaid and ook ip “A SETTLED WHITE > washinur: best NTED — SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, CHAM: | f, ides arniahedl crivate families, WN HEADQUARTERS FOR THAT ONLY RELIABLE | and competent servants in all capacities white and colowd—with city references. MBS & BUR- AUTIFUL id. and one Cabinet eat thine Ses si, Daltinore, Md. COUPE ROC! ae AY, HES ALP_LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIN new and sec- INGING BIRDS, BIRD” FOOD XD acognd Sor, southern expoaua, fronting on park ou "12th at,, two doors soutls F Pay SOs BAER -EROCROEARDIAN FINES PAL | $70 SENp That IeE aww ton, the celcorated instoriny and biograrer,eaye | L*wellsfuruiuhed toons, single oF su ing. "G. Taauire of HENIY newand second: «duced prices for one month. Easy terms. Pay- auenth $10 per month for mew idaho.” She only ex tn OUGHERE NG, STVEz | $a: SenduamelyForubahed. en, te Bo with ‘nh aid fast teassof Sorte Horses, with or without | Sirnace heat; southern exposure ab, a a tne road wayon aid set of harness complete eal be eat Fe Orrin (een md a7. xe FE TWO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOK, pwn between diy and Gth sts. For pedigree, which | [ouuinadeation ont rj reu miorlerete. Also, is nertect, please addres H-A. NELYGSON, whole: | gue hall soma ox ame Hoos ia ¥. Se Wine aud igor ten an a a efor the | neve Selenratid Trunbie tye whiakiew 1900 Byeavernne | — OR RENT — COMFORTABLY FUT sa by day, Week or D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1886-WITH SUPPLEMENT. FOR RENT—ROOMS. 1 RENT—724 11TH ST. N. W., ROOMS, FUR- Eyed ana unifarnistnd, Fe: RENT—809 Hf ST. N W.: NEW FURNITURE; ything clean and brieht: private fame. sath gilcts gefioed night tond bet references | xe Fine Bart Goat pass thi grate fire in parlor ing ; all mod, OMELY FURNISHED BED. ne: or part of house unfurnished for houwekre- np. Dice street Neer care and hemties rend low: referencesexchanged. 2717 Het nw. 112 FOR RAT-POUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS “ON Send Boor epitabte for Licht househeeping: refer ences required.” 4135 8th si. aw ai. JOR RENT—ONE LARGE ROOM ON —FaGORB floor. furnished or uufirnished: sleo x mest Bzed room in Oth and New ines af care. oe ans <208 Laut HOUSEK! ~ ytd esaulbncht inte ea arate a encesexchanged. 440 P st. nw. a it RENT- ELEGANTLY FURNISBED Riso. bright sunny Rooms on second floor, nea: stn, to rent Am, chin aoe ou fi gle FOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE of Parlors, frst and second floors: all modern iin- prpvements, reasonable terms, at 509 12th «tn. w. we a a fs $F permanent also two Front Hoot honse, heated hy furnace, with open A NT AT 27 GRANT PLACE, TWO HAND- ely furnished Rooms, parlor and bed-room, on auitable for Senator or Metiber of Congress * JOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED BROOME, stab en site or simile, house and furniture a F | mew. 1011 Kst.n. w. OR RENT — ROOMS. FIRST A} 1 Good locality. FOR di table W.. PLEASANT SI iy dud newly furnished; from the Arlington, FURNISHED, SUNNY u sitite oF single sum and ot, wosonn ote, ve floor; convener uw. Board, if desired, 5,( 416 Kat .w. Will be ren | desired Mies GHANT | Ree, RENT—A PLEASANT SOUTH Rt new hotse, for agentleman, at 1206 1 ait fal front rooms: rent moderate. OR RENT—TWO, BEAUTIFUL COMMUNIC: ting handsomely furnished rooms on parlor Boor: rates and furnace heat; test of Jocationm abd select eichborhongt snoetior yable beard aad appoint ons! Mart as 9 RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—12 IOWA eae Cleat’ Three, connauuicatina furnied sna with or without board, with m. i., suitable y | erate if desired: references excl JOR RENT—ROOMS, 2D R. UNFURNISHED; ‘one Room, 3d floor, furni in new house; home comforts; private family; no children. Call after 12 | Star offic o'clock, sb i Dw. anaes ine xturs W,, i329 C ST. RNER 4% ST— Large. hensomely, fornpelied * rooms, first. and NT_-1720 4 ST. N.W.—HANDSOME SUITE | accond Ror pith or without board. "9D: Conse | arately” fn na foor, wate of withont Bons bear Me nods | Rane iropoli helchborhond. tmnsxceptionables con: . Youient to ¥-st. line and avenue cars. 260" | FOR RENT—1307 K ST. FRANKLIN SQUARE nicely fizmiahed Rooms, Gu second and third foors, Vourd; private fanily ; | JIOR RENT—A LARGE, ALOOVE, SECON | E* trout room, with sood table board, Louse | Kentucky Indy." 728 9th st. mw Pook PAR- aarthwast, Berwrcn, Wormteys pon Chon frat, second and thin floor Suites of Apartinct T- Rished, Second and Third Floors: xe OH RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. ON , two on 2d, two. single ‘also two shed Rooins. G15 Oth at. u.W is RENT_ONE : SQUARE, ‘FROM THOMAS CH cle; third story; 1 eye handsosnel: iniged front room "open tre, ba every oa 1127 13th st. now.’ OR RENT — ONE LARGE FURNISHED on, UN- furnished front room, southern exposure, and one room. Or ist rw iat! KR RENT—021 6TH ST. N. W., TWO FU nished rooms. Prices ino WOR RENT—826 20TH ST. N. LY FUR- R_RENT—LARGE a NT ROOMS, JOR RENT PLTASA’ Fix * oR RENT— noms on setond xine Fy OR RENT ROOM RENTING AGENCY, A for room, fur ut Bo tn all parts af the city WE, FANE, ror nent nimhed and unfurnished, Fe 1 -MANDSOMELY FURNISHED » fires. Yeods atid be FOR RE ook Gia LARGE NEW Two. carriaees SIVERS! 1428 S Balers ads KE convenient to carsati ste | FA MENE FEEL WAITERS, #51 BUSIN 79K RENT 15, FST NW, UNFCENISHED |} oh 1 : FP Mic) private bath! sooand dor ho i | re Fess i RENT_SUITES OF ROOMS ON SECOND Nort Cap: ee | Ei gua tard floors erantiy furntahedt with board, | fyguive si Few CMARUHRR, noses ee FOS SALE TAT A BAMGAIN 4 ws Ushed Cc F, Le Drott Building JOR SALE—A GOOD CHANCE Cieart Tac and hin for tie ho ‘| 83,000 | Hote? situated near | ead nays quests. For information, addzom HOTEL, DR HALE_SHOE ®TORE. Well atablinhed necesita, $2. jo dial office of DANI RAM’ Fat re PB. DUNN OR RENT-AN ELEGA NISHED ; —_ Aitrcontanlig theecroucunl pica kath: | COUMMERCIAL OFFICE. tam xr Jrsption unsurvassed; opposite Franklin Square. At | hates much us Drur store, I sm FOR RENT—ROOMS. BEAUTIFULLY PhiAL floors, with: Bows: ret Net nw Crabs het 2 ie ent: Teierencee with or withou tercacs mired. S14 1 RENT 800 14TH ST, “THE OSBORNE oS nvant Rooms nines or en uit. hee sat ‘furnished. on first fiver, 2: ner, tary plumbing throwghout apn hrest ‘wt cles ave: and Captal: suitable for MLC. or others "ns Ot | 1 the house a OR RENT_1823 HST, PARLOK AND BED. | J{OR RENT-PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS ramets ards eouthors axpunures ancuet tare | Kare condiatiy trvtint aa cnt asia ie for fey et OCTON & SON, Heal Batate and | A, 1326 F aatant and increast wed and nnfurniahed. with and yard, many. catls for lurht, houarheettg partion hint er w. We have ‘and want pern ent tonants for the © lease call at the office and register, HOA HENRETTA. FOR RENT FLATS. HE PORTLAND" Pista, Par. TSH 1d Pet le. IN THE WOODMONT™ #e PHOS 3 a is for ment oom Pe tortns wivatitageoue i Heterences exc © delightful third OFFICE: NOR RENT. FR Stor 1CE BROOME, IN BU en aed tices at very cheap anntal somal re. Tetua vary moderate, train 88 Clevator tbe pat in moun. SOHNE ital at. ae 80 un, Fst § Fx BE TELPOAN TE, Ft RY ISHED. Rooms, MOK nd Two ne at Tm v 10 rier hoe singe rith or without boand. bones posite Eats Ky. vew; all mod. imps; bright and cheerful; superior | $4ch- Suites i Fst 035 to $40, tile S19 bth et nw Ms awMHtOF | DG. PROCTOR & SON, 12os Fat nee E ————eee at ee K RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, = e = single or en suite. 710 11th st. n.w. a1-a FOR RENT -STORE JOR RENT_1093 VERMONT AVE. NEAR THE | cou and ¢ Ty farwiahed | FROR RENT—sTy 26 14TH ST. NW. LARG: ines tooine: multable for nachuber, also cellar and stable,with five-e Hsies soaks ee oss “y uote separately @2F: Hans tel OK RENT TO AGENTLEWANA NICELY FUR | 29.110 ees oo ‘nished front or back rou, L310 TOI st iw. Xt : JOR RENT—A SPLENDID) “re OK, SALE-NEW, CLEAN AND DRY PICKED | P'Plurimasuin seas eh genes tea pel Rontiors only, 15 conte per, Au opders by | of Ld ats fetworn Sand Me nk ha nae allo ellvensd weve onan . Sha Mattresses made to onder. O38 list. hee Se | Maes.cood cat 3. WP. Main Tas Ht RENT--HANDSOMFLY-FURNISHED ROOMS | JXOR RENT. ston! t ee family. 1292 Lith wte ne we et ings 10 pict me cee Sig rot omens eat ences’ i ave. "Pwo all-plateGiaa’ Show Winlows.mticiue ATHED HOOMS 0 Hoon fe Bi ee ae FOR RENT--STABLES. JOR RENT STABLE ROOM FOR TWO HOM Fe reanonatie. 440 “sag : Pent Pat nw TORY WICK je, im alley near Pravklin maiente, can suokane ‘covered chunan. Ment moderate jew ork ave RENT--MISC SLLAN SEOUS ISS CHANCI YOO rs vats ann HO te 850,000. the ening rdewelopamea Abdieas clionery i Satintactory reasons gi 70H SAiE-POOL TAREE TTA wILagAuD | gam Surana oats : : Gargteceeas FOE EANT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT “ oh trade. As, Beurting Hewes nit weit weenie hig nt Commural ain Hea! Pn JOR SALES -ACK MARE, 15% HAND: = 3 ix yeas old, sound, Kuidand eutle, stain Tok | FRY REST OAT 2 TST NW Onico of DANIEL v8 Pe hw NOt FIRST ISSUE serer Bah at oo ALE SIX SHARES oF ‘TH Ee Po-operative Buil EA. Mtral Uatate und Tusuruioe, FOR i Penn! ho small children, 1000 13th Bt: iw having @ small capital. Stock and Fixtures § north of K. Erocet in & good location, dole a nice busi orner 10th aud Gate. ne. SALE—9200 CASH 11. BUY A GooD setiowery STORE Wooo reanon for sell- a WILL BUY THE FURNITURE AND Fixtures contained in a beat litle the Capitol, and ‘well filled with BAILEY, Star 01 ce, nM thorouelitare , 2.8001. Ala, ditrest SHO! CHANCE TO PURCHASE. bolesale ond Lietall star 2R SALEA BALROOM AND FIXTUNES, ONE ode aul ee Table, on its do wate a gon legit Ns Toth atts atid threr uate unites * E OR RENT—S12 18TH ST. No W, FU) y at room, bath andevery convenieice ving yonte Dusuvews, if for wale, tort at our office, | Hues, departments, and principal notes vsrtined free aud sold ou ata ul7-lm capesettulls Ra JOR RENT—TARGE, ELEGANT PARI ™ Hone of two bed tounie, private beth, also | JROw save—tuar va EL PROB: bed rooms, all well furnished. 230 Int wt. ue erty known ae the Harris 1 forseut in rear. * nd | ewe 13th a 1.4 at perfect order. with «leva IN ONE, tt OF TH inofferra cae ‘convenient POR SALE BICYCLE RIDING TAUGHT AND | forlinut homorkeeping: water som each four: tent in | = = fachine rented for one month, all for B10. “This te : EY 7 - #i0'%o See com eyelet warty decides to oe ee __ MONEY TO LOAN, Gungiae "By RY CAPT TAL CRCLEO, 1300 Sew = z = 0 Openeraten “over: UIT, ¥ $130, AN ELEGANT FULL en ivate. parlor ‘ Savas 70 st a octave handsorne Horewood, carved. Ie, aqlare Ett See aT | meneceers ag, ee ae pea, Me Piano, in perfect onler aud fully warranted, as good. 1 Tes Island ave. ett 3 = x yall Fat gcc fOr only $130 cash, cluding bape’ ena. FUENTES poopta 3 Pruldeded cover gol stouk ont owns eae Thue ED, Box GSEY TO OAS, AT TOW HATES. noc rich, = Te. men peer as THE PIANO EXCHAXG) Fohununicating tone un senged Boor tal ter oe | LOUIS CUNSIRGHADE Broker 1010 Fat 6.2m m2 ea: | ent Rtoy emails ened toe Hate be | roxy To LOAN ON REAL PATATE 1 SUB OR SALE_SUN DIAL GAS HEATING STOVES, | let single or en suite. “nab-1m” | YIONEE Tg IDEN ON REAL ESTATE | Pan nreee neste mua ‘bed roow or bath room, for | AOR RENT—1309 L&T. N. W. FORE? JOHN BHEKMAN & CO. roost prOpOrHI. OepeLL, | A Room, tind Boor. Me BO p19-1m_ 107 '# at afta 7 10th et. uw. 1 RENT_TWO COMMUNIC! ONEY TQ.LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUM Fo SALE—FINEST LINEN PAPERS. ee ey on eo GEORGE P. GOFF “CALTGUAPH OFFICE” no fo, second tory Foote, wlodly “nize a4 Row Work aver aw. W.H. POUTER, General Agent, 933 F st, eee ee ye ONEY TO LOAN ON SATISFACTORY REAL estate wocurity. SHED—1012 NEW ni MILL & JOHNSTON, dint ud kitchen beseanent! Fane ——— fle TA tee |F in-room ? eae ' ‘ Sn Soe eee ee re teal esiate ot od ol: cpeanues 5 Weare rates t, least expense anid without delay BAPHILLIDS, 1428 New York ave, LOANED ON, AND SALES MADE OF, ng Asworiation Stock. DEMPSEY, Keal Estate, Insurance, &e. Land York ave, exes TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS 0 Wit, at lowest rate of Luterest 0 NOL nished rooms, with or without board; ‘near Penn. | se15 _ corner 10th and ght 30.000 LOAN Z Ne of mo ON REAL ESTA oe TE, 1 _{eel}}___ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN DNEY TO LOAN Suh T at awe Linsuine to su proved Iteal Eartate mecnrity, Tuten. niv-a2e | stiowest Si ete aa ms: 1 13TH ST.N.W. A LARGE | epeary delay. VN. HUYCK, ae ae tnd bay wide onsnrond | 810 505 Fey rani ae gentlemen preferred. erate Mae erat at ian, yr h RENT-NEAR THOMAS CI XD. eer unit OM, Fee at a RE ird, en suite or singly. References re- 'ED—FINE GOLD AND SILVER PLATING Pe aie he lishing of chandeliers, OTTO. G: ae ib cain ‘ave, Up, doors maleic aS wees a go JH MILLE, sendy | WANTED HORSES TO Lie AT pe TER Winorth? boy stalls; Evety ‘D10- oe eee ha Fath pe caah peace at Lia sive: Le 7 ost 8 MONDAY ee a av Se ee ee Fonamccon ps ‘and heat and gaa; 209 Ist st. ne. a; He MAEHICROON ODS: CORNER @ or “STH radio Net. n. w ele OEETO IG Ups erteeeee eae, coin oo oe a niet Genk IK, RENT_SECOND FLOOR UNFUMNISHED eee bhi em ok and *begins M. T. SOUTHALL. eee letely for oupekoeping, with | a au Seen + 00., AHD, 1833 G ST.N.W. REFER: co meses ra, ApDLY at 3 . REE uae pib-Lm* tte Ba0-awr | Jf ONEY TO LOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWES RRAGUE MANSION, 6O1 EST. NW.-SEVERAL Fae RENT_SUTTE 9 eye x. “DixExHOWEE SON, arse, pleasant Rooms, wi Board, Also a muio Fst $vo Hall Room. tia” | square Sorte ih stand OARD AND ROOMS AT 314 AND 316 INDIANA come $25, Toxation | NOR RENT—AT 1919 6 ST. NW. ig18 per mouth, 85 por week abd GL. per day. | BY sunny rect Ok RENT_ROOMS, SINGLE OR my gare LOST AND FOUND. 2 the Hasntitons to rent a uunber ——= | of come, “The inte Lees ‘NOVEMBER 2058, ON GE: cout | iat ase Tented Genares| C= ee haters fon a U8. acces _all-im 1 ae ae ae Rooms Ur ee i of Tuntlces eee AT | ()¥,ACOOUNT OF THE, BEAVY DEMAND UrOx OGt-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27. strect ar Lines & "Addseus or call ut ‘s Watered Saki A or nt0-Ln | Sis Ban U1) Dat hw, eae to iayivants ave. 8a aA kneel COUNTRY _REAL ore] are, 82 3 1537 1 x. in perso te Eo ie eclaee <. 1317 nica