Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, érorimen 11, 1886—-DOUBLE SHEET. THE EVEN WASHIN SATURDAY. GTON: December 11, 1SS6. CROSBY 8. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has = regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation r-ore than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal te that of all the other daily parers here added together. = ——— THE STAR comnot undertake (0 preserve or Contributors return rejected communications, who wish to possess their manuscripts, ‘f un- used, should keep @ copy. Notice. Persons remitting postage stamps {n payment of sub- scription or advertising are requested to send none of alarcer denomination than TWO CENTS. Those of grester value cannot be used, and will be returned to the senders. According to the starrent im yesterday's Sta, ‘Wwe Washington and Georgetown Railroad com- pany says it proposes to make some radical changes in the operating of its lines, by the sub- stitution of a cable for horses, as soon as the necessary authority for the ‘contemplated im- provementsshal! be granted by Congress. Thisau- thor‘ty may or may not be given, and the changes Proposed may or may not bea good thing,—though fis dificult to concetve how any change that can be made in the general street railway service of the city would not be for the better. Meantime itis within the power of the company in question to make one lmportant improvement in the in- terest of its" patrons without the intervention of ‘the law-making power, and without the outlay of any considerable amount of money. It 1s to keep deceatly clean and dry the street crossings at 118 transfer points at the intersection of 15th street and New York avenue and Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street, so that passengers can pass from ‘one line to the other without wading through snow and filthy slush shoe-mouth deep. The condition of the crossings at these points during the whole of the week ending to-morrow morning ‘would have been unworthy a bankrupt concern struggling to keep itself out of the hands of a re- cetver. To be tolerated by a rich corporation ‘whose shares are to-day worth eight or ten times ‘what they cost originally, {t 1s at once a disgrace ‘to its management and an insult to the public, It ss difficult indeed to understand how any stock- holder in the soulless concern can see women and children treated with so little consideration with. out both cheeks burning with blushes of shame and mortification. OO ———— ‘A struggle for soetal precedence ts consistent ith other systems of government, but it does seem funny under a democracy such as ours ssumes to be. The great question agi- tating official eireles this winter {s understood to be whether the wives of Cabinet members are to and out of a door before the wives of Sena- tors, or something of that sort. It may promote the convenience of social intercourse to have these matters of etiquette definitely settled; but outside of official lite, Where there 13 as imueh’ party-gotng and dinner-giving as taside, people get along very Well without such a settlement, trusting to each other's good sense, good taste and general courtes Tue Geath of the Quen of Stam by drowning, be- cause there Was nobody present of sufficient rank to be permitted to pull ber out of the water, Is a comparatively recent incident illustrative of the extremes to Which distinctions of caste and rank can be carried. As foil to tts tragic character, may be recalled the familiar story of the Queen of France, who nearly caught her death of cord by standing undressed in her ehtily Dedchamber while two of the court dames argued the a which of them had the better right And the father of Frederick the Great ts sald to have beaten two of his privy counetilors With his cane beeause they wasted some minutes in bowing and scraping to each other at the entrance to his cabinet after he had sent them word that he destred their presence at once, Matters here may not reach either a fatal Paas, asin Sinm, or so ridiculous a length as in France and Prussta; but the entering wedge does {ug own share In every progressive movement. ————— Senstors Ingalls and Van Wyck have been en- trusted with a duty worthy of all thetr skill as Inwamakers and law-expounders, in the investiga- ‘Uon of the aifatrs of the Georgetown gaslight com- pany. Itts absurd on its face that on one side of Roek ereek the private consumer should pay two dollars and twenty-five cents net for a thousand feet of gas, while on the other side, a few yards distant, ike service, bad though tt be, ts furnished at one dollar and twenty-five cents. Here is a difference of nearly one hundred per centum; and yet the Washington company flourishes and pays dig dividends to Its stockholders. The Georgetown company ts leas expensively run. It does not em- ploy such a retinue of offers and clerxs, it oecu- pies less costly qnarters, and Its bills are probabiy paid with aS much promptness as those of the Washington company. The quality of its gas 1s no Warrant for the hizh price ft charges. The compiaint of gas companies every- where, when questioned about high rates, ts \hat there 1s not enough patronage to ju a reduction and Keep business on paying basis, This Is setting the effect before the cause. It is the polfey of other merchants | Who have the comforts of life tosel! to win patron. | age by putting prices down to a point where every- body feels that le can afford to buy. Im the large city of Brooklyn, abou TS ago, the change for gas Was three dol sand feet, and the people rose in revolt. ‘They held meetings and | stgned pledges w give up the use of gas and Lun to oll; and so Widespread was this movewe that the gas companies found thetr revenues ent down oa point Where baukruptey stared them in the face. The le won their fight, and the price fell to a figure nearer reason. West Wash- ington has not so iarge a population of light- consumers as Brooklyn; but a general change there from gas to etl woul] stand the local gas company on its head in short order. It had there. fore better resign itself to the inevitable without delay, and save Congress the trouble of interter- ing in behalf of a long-suffering communtiy, << “what's the snow good for, any war?" was the petulant question one young lady asked of another as they Were curefuily pleking their way through the slush on the street crossings of Pennsylvania avenue the other day. Well, !t smashed in the Toof of several skating rinks in various parts of the country lately. That's something tw tts eredit, certainly. And the thick snow fail on the roofs of the neighboring buildings prevented ve conflagration In Washington-when in Hal! was destroyed by fire last Saturday night. That's something more. Cleaning off door- steyS and sidewalks is a Weariness of the flesh, Tobe sure, and slush ts intolerable; but, for all That, snow isn’t whoily depraved, even if one doesn’t Leppen to own a horse and sleigh. ——————— o_O It ts not cheerful news, by 2ny means, that one- third of the fund of twelve hundred dollara, availa- Diefor clearing the snow trum the sidewalks in fropt of government property in Washington, is already spent in getting ridof the effects of a single snow storm. We may ive adozen more, equally | heavy, before the season 1s over, and the depart- i ment clerks who Dzure on the pay rolls as labor ers cam thus be given another chance to distin~ Salsh themselves as members of a shovel brigade. 1uestionably right in that the fact that the national banks want in bank examiner retained ts no good reason Control his © acert for his retention. A a rule, investigators whoare Rot popular with the institutions to be overuauled are capable of performing and do perform the most emfcient public service, and to thiak that the relations existing between an exsminer and a bank needing attention should make an exception to this rue. ——S ee [People who have wondered what was behind the great political labor movement in Boston may enlighten themselves by reading the letter of General Butler Wo (he Worktugmen. ‘The fill of the Widow's cap bas been fresly starched and uted, and ‘86 is only twelve months and a half away. there ts no good reason $$ oo Commissioner AUKins makes It a point to give quid pro quo. The Indian agent who sent him a Gry Blanket received @ wet one in return, ‘This does not make them both quits, however. It ts agent who quits; the Conitutmtoner stays ae Wrags Aso Fras. ‘This is Sealakin weather, aud we bave the goods in Stock. Our purchases were mace early and all goods Pamep Pg tapat SEAL SACQUES aud GARMENTS frow. Ww 8550—yrivee as 2 Jow as any house in ¥CR YRIMMING in every axiety, PLUSH SACQUES, VISITES and NEWMARKETS, TE oo ooo wm inn aan Mn ow o aa ow no wo wo & ye wo Th Myf gM Mg Mg A RRR TIT HW ccc L ERE g5Sg AA KR T HOCL E aA Sas, PARE EH Sg bas Boe oat FFF 00 RRR tr 83 knw $ ‘o ER cccH HRRR It MM A 988s OH HER HSS wa Aa n A “ss, CALS TAIAS EEE ERE NN N 5855 a POR R Eee Sis cee § 3S BggS A ‘TITT TIT H ERE AT TREE 4 $ fF PS A OL A 885 be AE A A Re P Aaa Asa I Pp UA Tu AA Th Sas Eh 00 bas“ wa O50, (~~) ag ec einen LE 8 An attempt at descripcons would be a} ple bargain is quoted in each department. BOOKS. 5,000 Christmas Books, from 5c. to $3.50. 5e-The “Swies Family Robinson,” elegantly bound and illustrated, 25¢. DOLLS. Dressed and Undressed, from 25¢. to $25. €PDolls with Kid Bodies. Movable arms, legs and heads; real hair; bisque heads; 13 feet high, 75c. FANCY Goops. Bronzes, Brass Goods, Frames, Mirrors, Baskets, Plush Goods, Lace-trimmed Pin Cushions, Whisk ‘Broom Holders. tw Plush Toilet Cases, satin: lined, Celluloid brush, ‘comb and mirror, $1.98. FURS. LYNX, OTTER, BEAVER, BADGER FURS OF ALL kinds. tw-Very Superior Russian Hare Muffs, satin lined, ‘80c. HANDKERCHIEFS. LINEN, 5c. to $2.25 each; SILK, 25c. to $4. "Very Fine Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, fancy hem- stitched borders, 15e.; cheap at 25c. Pure China Silk Handkerchiefs, White and Colors, hematitched borders, 25c. ; well worth 380. CARDS. 10,000 to select fram, le. to $10. Ga-6atin Christmas Cards, fringed: three country ‘scenes in colors in esch card, 23c. ‘NECKWEAR. SPANISH LACE, BEADED, LINEN AND SILK NECKWEAR. r@- CREPE DE CHINE SCARFS,® yards long and Ssyard wide, heavily fringed; delicate evening colors, 31,85. GLOVES. DRESSED and UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, all lengths. S27 Lelies’ snd Gentlemen's CALFSKIN GLOVES, embroidered backs, fleece lined, fur tops, 9de.; Chil- dren's, GSe London wade KID GLOVES with binding and em- breidery of contrasting color; 4-buttons, $1.38, usually $1. MOUSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES, plain orembroid- ered backs, S-button, $1.68; usually $1.98. GENTS" ENGLISH KID GLOVES, embroidered backs, $1.25; usually $1.50. ORIENTAL GOODS. PORTIERES, TABLE COVERS, SOARES, TIDIES SarPersian Scarfs for (eccme large size, heavily fringed, 49c; Chenille Portieres, $2.68 each. cLoaks. SEAL PLUSH and ENGLISH CLOTH CLOAES, Etc. €2~ SILK ASTRACHAN JACKETS, double-breasted. — backs, Satin quilted linings, $9.98; worth CHILDREN'S ENGLISH CLOTH JACKETS, button Aisgonally, 82.98. UMBRELLAS. “GLORIA” CLOTH snd Imported SILK Lee ta- EXGLIGH TWILL SILK Roll Gold or warrented Sterling Silver Handles 82.05; Handles, $2.65; worth 94.00. ‘SILES. PLUSHES AND COMBINATIONS IN HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES. ©9~ Bleck and Colored Lyons rich Silks. A Dress of 18 yards for 913.50, well worth $20. LEATHER GOODS. SEAL, ALLIGATOR, CALF AND RUSSIA LEATHER NOVELTI 3w™ Stamped Leather Goods, Colored Japanese De- pisua. Satchels, $1.98; Card cases, 98e,; Pocket books, We. FANS, GAUZE, SATIN AND FEATHER FANS, 98c. TO $50. Sa~ Fens of Cock Plumes, with Satin Bow and Streamer, also Sticks to match incolor. Pink, Cardi- ual, Gold, White, Black, €3.59, worth @5. JEWELR! ROLLED GOLD, STERLING SILVER, OXIDIZED JET AND DIAMONDS. 22 For 98c. we show the Istest designs, perfect imitations of the genuine. Rings, Brookes, Lace Pins, Earrings. Bracelets, Collarettes, Sleeve Buttons, Fob Chains, Hair Ornaments, etc. PICOT EDGE NOVELTIES IN THE NEWEST SHADES. 5a 9-inch wide Satin and Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, all Colors, 89c. yur. Buneles of imitation Peaches Oranges, Apples, 6c. UNDERWEAR. MERINO, LAMB'S WOOL, CASHMERE AND SILK NOVELTIES, Ga” Jereey-fitting Ribbed Silk Undervesta, $2.33. HOSIERY. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S COTTON, CASHMERE fa Black apt 2, SEEE HOSE. spun Silk Hose, winter weight, White Split-fect, $143, worth snd sold for $1.68. Ladies’ and Children’s Ribbed English Hose, 239¢ WARM Goops. are FLANNEL. FELT WORSTED SKIRTS, ETC. juperior quality French Felt Skirts;also Farwer's Satin Skixte,allst 96¢. — INFANTS. ENTIRE OUTFITS FOR CHILDREN AND INPANTS: fr stort ana A SEPCIALTY. ort uz, Colored and White (Cloaks, $1.98, well worth $2.68. ag STATIONERY. EARLY ENGLISH, FEACHBLOW AND OXIDIZED ce NOVELTIES, Satin finished Fancy Box, containing 24 sheets of Paper and ‘24 Envelopes, for 20e. Your uame sraved on 50 Cards, copper piate included, for 8ée. SERVANTS. | THOUSANDS OF PRACTICAL, PRESENTS FOR SER- VaNTs. £7 India Linen Aprons, prettily tucked and trim- med with luce, for 35. Mull Caps in various —— ps styles, RUBBER oops. NEW SHAPES IN GOSSAMERS FOR LADIRS AN! CHILDREN. = ‘MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT AND THE LOW- EST PRICES. | gfoulet Medicated Wool Underwear, 98¢., worth fatta Baspendece, tn geet 98c., worth $1.50. Satinelined Hearts, all shapes Lies worth toe Spun-Silk Half Hose for 73c., chesp at #1. spate Rapa Do nen nd.calors, for 62.98, “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts, 85c., or 86 for 5. “Palais Royal” Night Shirts, faucy trimmed, 78e. Satin Lined Scarfs, 23c., 44¢., @B8e. and 980, Satin Bows, 25. 2c. ‘Silk Embroidered Geuuine “Guyot's," 27c, ‘Satin Suxpenders in Glase boxes, U8e. £2 Also, see Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves for gente’ wear. ‘evenings on and after December S23” storeopen 13th. Electric lights inside and outside the 88g ROVA \ aap er Me i o "es, ‘MUPYS and BOAS in Beaver and Lynx. MISSES’ and CKILDREN'S FU aS. COMBMES'S CAPES, GLOVES a4 MUFFLERS, WiLLETT & RUOFF, ‘MATTEES AND FURRIERS, a 905 Pennsylvania ave, 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVR AND 401, 403, 403 AND 407 22TH ST. x. W, a Cunsras: Cannas: 1 HOLIDAY PRE ‘PRESENTS, ‘NOW OPER FOR INSPECTION, E.G.DAVIS, ‘719 Maaaet Brace, ___ Corner 8th Street. GIFTS FOR LADI®8, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL- DREN. SOME USEFUL, SOME ORNAMENTAL NOVELTIES THAT NO OTHER HOUSE OAN SHOW OUR BUYER has been eset and found WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Stock of Goods surpasses any former neason. Staple Goods, such ae LACE HANDXERCHIRFS. PELERINES apd REAL POINT DUCHESS LACE best assortment in the city, and at prices that will sur- Prise you. PLAIN, COLORED AND EMBROIDERED HAND- KERCHIEFS, from the cheapest to the finest. RID, FUR TOP, SILK AND THREAD GLOVES. BLACK SILK HOSIERY at about half regular prices. RIBBONS, TIDIES, FANS, &c., &c. ‘What would be nicer than a handsome BLACK SILK DRESS FOR A PRESENT, we have the BEST STOCK IN TOWN to select from. FINE TABLE LINENS, NAPRINS AND TOWELS, MUFFS AND FUR TRIMMING, full stock. GLORIA AND SILK UMBRELLAS, choice NEW STOCK, bought especially for holiday gifts. Be sure and see our stock before making purchases. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. E.G. DAVIS, 719 Manxet Space, _al1-6t __gporner 8th Street, Wosrez Houmas Orenixe. ‘MRS. BRASELMAN Token vlan uta wit Rewer WINTER OPENING At HER ART NEEDLE WORK STORE AND ROOMS, No. 604 11TH ST., CORNER OF F NORTHWEST, on ‘TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, December 14th, 15th and 16tb, On which days she will exhibit = large number of BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS OF ART NEEDLE WORK, Executed in great part by her own pupils. She will at the same time show to her friends the best selection of FINE NEEDLE WORK MATERIALS Ever shown in Washington: Among which maybe euuperated, Embroidery, snd Filling Silk, in. 250 shad Wit alas He om and ‘Outline Silks, ‘160 shades: ‘oft. Bs 2 Ahades: (Arranone, Chenille, Enlish "Orewel Fancy Baskets, Plush and Gilt Ornaments: French Mi Cottons, fast colors; a full line of Fine Stamped and Unstamped Linen ond Cotton Goods: Bentley's Wash Ruinte, gud « larye selection of Novelties in Fine Art dle Worl Tir ‘atter the Holidays store will be open ung 9 Srrcuanmes For_1 Tur SEATON ON PERRY, (Svecesson To,Penny & Baornen), FANCY LINEN DAMASK LUNCH CLOTHS WITH JOHN ee piel Co WHITE LINEN DAMASK TRIN 1, WIDTHS AND LENGTH: 8 D TANG COVEHS FORNIA BLAN. HN AND £3 P. Houmas. REL ¥O' AND WH GoUD, SILVER. EBONY ISHORN MOUNTINGS AND NATURAL STICKS. RANGING FROM 8350-70 #12. BS EXO) S FAILLE FRANCALSE, DB RHADAMES AT LOW? LK VELVETS IN BLACK AND abt HE NEW COLOKS, FROM $4 TO #8 PER NEW rh MPORTED JACKETS, WRAPS, NEWMAR- AND CIRCULARS. SEAL PLUSH SACQUES AT $30, 840 nh Seip VALUES", IN ALE-WOOL, DRESS ‘GOODS. FROM 25¢. TO 75c., SUITABLE FOR xEw A oistns CALICOES, PERCALES, AND or NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. i@” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, PEaRy BUILDING, Pennsylvania 2... cor. Oth St, Established 1840. Tomryrrrrm = Axsva, Axxovxce- MENT. SANTA CLAUS’ HEADQUETERS. We are pleased to inform our customers and the ‘public that we have the ‘Largest and Most Varied Assortment of TOYS, FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES To be found in any store south of New York, at the very Lowest Prices, Toys. Toys. Toys. FANCY Goops. FANCY Goops. NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES, PLUSH GOODS. PLUSH GOODS, LEATHER GOODS. LEATHER GOODS. BRASS GOODS. BRASS GOODS. WAGONS. VELOCIPEDES, BICYCLES. ‘TRICYOLES. HOBBY AND SPRING HORSES. CH, BUPPERT, Importer and Mannfacturer, aii 403-405 7th st. n.w., Souerma Uservr. PATENT ADJUSTABLE VESTS, MADE OF CLOTH, IN EXACT IMTYATICY OF AN ORDINARY HIGH-CUT VEST, W'iH- OUT BACK, AND ADJUSTED SO AS TO FIT crosELy TO THE BODY, CAN BE RE- MOVED IN A MOMENT, AND WHEN NOT IN USE CAN BE CARRIED IN THE POCKET. FOR BICYGLING OR DRIVING IN COLD WEATHER IT IS WORN UNDER THE OR- DINARY VEST. ‘WHEN USED WITH EVENING DRESS IT 18 WORX OVER THE FULL DRESS OR LOW- CUT VEST, AS PROTECTION FROM EX- POSURE IN GOING OR COMING FROM EN- TERTAINMENTS. GENTLEMEN'S FULL-DRESS SUITS, SILK LINED, BEAUTIFULLY MADE, CUT IN THE LATEST STYLE. BB BARNUM & c@, 931 Prewerivams AVERUE. = You Wasr Por Cur ‘Ande grest den} oft for a vory little money! Vin E.M. BURCHARD & BRO, @1l-am&w Pennsylvania avenue, Corer 43s street, eave su Pleces of fine Jersey Riper at i 0 altterent arplee ra cs eer Sasteere fe a ye cunerente shea Con. rsra ax a BIE AD: trey & Se he bined in'a light ww - spa gata comb ¥ mM & ‘27-tnches wide, only 50c. per yard, (Third floor; take elevator.) GLovEs, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Every Kind and style worn. i pf AT Carrer as Sacre Or Hosreny. . re have yy in hoicest lines ever shown. alles 4 pecrote era NECKWEAR, eiiadieg stan ianast yee, double All the new and popular things. rs thoice colorings ep es HOSIERY. aepee ‘combing Silk, Merino, Cashmere, Cotton, ete. geet a combines UMBRELLAS. Havy Bite and eid carnal gu gua, No job lots, but our own selected goods. eginglanc Gt eomtna, ined, he Blue * TYSSOWSKI BROS., Gane ae ince ie ‘Comer of 15th and G streets, sad Yuk combined: ee ‘Cardinal aud Canary combined, SHIRTS TO MEASURE. O18 Gold and Licht Blue cowbined. ONLY P, 18 wh eg as Sateen, goede tae eetcsasiy Anes an worth 01.50 per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cunsrus Size Or Groves. Mu J. P. Pasoz 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. nish Christmas gifts, Gloves rank next to aibeeyeys and last Christmas we were IMPORTER, wenn ears diapiaes ie tie Jargeet au! beat selected ee ah woe ‘us, of which the following i ‘Will show the week S Too. dozen Ladies’ 8-button Mousquetaire Catglend prs oh suede Gover, Bisel, igi Tans and Gold, ‘Only Be, per. NOVELTIES IN jes’ Gbutton Suede Gloves, Tans and y cht Browne. Only Bite. per pai HIGH CLASS BONNETS ies Fine Real Kid ie ‘the desirable Fall and Wints aden. FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, a1 oars gli wl and $1.25, 81.50, $1.70 and per par. Al 84 fittont “h rial,” €1,25 per pair. sTUME ee AND HA’ iis poet # REE mperiak” $175 pet Pale, Gee at iad "Delornye™ Heal Rid ‘Gloves lone ‘and short _@11___ FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. gers, ae, Eizttabd eli any shades, rol ooh A Tipe aad Guality. Fo Sn Houpars. KID GLOVES, FROM 4 TO 20 BUTTONS, AT COST ‘TO CLOSE. Same oust, mtton, in Black oniy, 81.45 Piiadles’ Perinot Suode Gloves, in Black, Light and “Eanatton #30 of he and Browns, BREAKFAST AND DRESS CAPS IN STOCK AND ‘MADE TO ORDER. HANDSOME FANS AT REDUCED PRICES. ee ey MRS. M. J. HUNT. cee : eg Fleoce-Lined Fue-Top Dosskin Gloves, a1 Se OE ILL 9100°5 $1.25, 91,50 and 91.60 per pale New L Gloves. in color, eee Bi valued. Lube eth Only 35,35 and 4c. per pair. FOR CHRISTMAS. ‘We have had made specially for us a thousand band- some boxes wherein Christmas presente may be be- stowed with the appreciation of the recipients, We have done this to increase the popularity of our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, already 20 popular, without adding to the price of the CEO ES zor EVENING WEAR. Our stock. Se these Gloves is exceedingly at- clive gnd marked st ox-eptionally low prices, e cpedeetugriyles oka ates, eu, rel aot de rtton Sfouscuetaine. Heal | Kid Pinked-wriat Real Kid Gloves, in Pearl ‘and hite, embroidered in black and seiecolor.. Only ¥1-75 Der alr. yle and quality, gust 32 Bink, Gream, Lemon and White. Only Ladies’ Mousquetaire Suede Glocon, contents of the boxes themselves. a eeno. robb g2 50. Now for the sums in addition: Ft pao ae. 20-button, $4.00. ‘Men's All,Linen Halfs., 4 in 8 box, 50 cents, 19-nen, Shades. 30. run 00. jatton, 85.00. pair or more, or one pair of fine Gloves we give a handsoie Christmas box. Suz Or Cunsrvas Second. week of the 1 Linens, Napxi Men's All Linen Hadkfs., 3 in a box, 50 cents. ‘Men's Linen Bord'd Hdkfs., 3 in a box, 50 cents, ney Hemstitched do., 2 in a box, 50 cents. ‘Meu’s Pongee Silk Hakfs., 2 in a box, 50 cents. ‘Men's White Silk Initial Hdkfs., 1 in a box, 50 cents. With two WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Livexs. Men's ‘Men's French Hemstitched Hakfs., 3 in a box, $1. overs f ns jerns » Bl. full yal very cont expended in this ‘Beeas Breet Noeaes Seed aaa a eee parent, “Today we cell ditention to the fol- THE PRICE Jowinye wesod valves in LINEN CLOTHS. ‘Bleached mud Cream German Linen Damask Fringed Table Cloths, cotored borders, excellent qualities. decides the quality, and we have everything you can call for in handkerchiefs ds long, only From 12 cents to 83. 2 yards Louie, only 3 yards long. ouly 34 01 PRESENTATION SUSPENDERS, Sib vemds foe, only 84 a: # yards long only 83.00 es Bitsched German’ Linen” Damask Fringed RICHLY EMBROIDERED, — Table Seta (cloth and doylies), combed friuse, ONE PAIR ID IN A BOX, handsom patterns, extra fine quality. ? yards long, only: St oO per set. 75 and 85 cents, and 81, 81.25, 61.50 to $3.50. dpe only Re ab yer _ nly 80.50 parcet. GENTLEMEN'S NECKWEAR. 8 Fae ee, a OES Bae cot Oxe thousand, (we aregucasing at the quantity, really TW SPEC! 0. dae ee TIES. coeam German Linen Dannek Doyijes, plaia white and colored borders, exita tine quality, only $1 Der dozen. No" 2-200 dozen 5-8 Bleeched German Linen Dayiusk Doylies, colored borders, extra fine rather more in number than stated), scarfs of the richest silks and satins, in handsome presentation boxes. a quality, only 81.35 ao: 4 é (Next to Pennsylvania avenns entrance.) Sapo cents i SE o au WOODWARD & LOTHROP. LONDON HOUSE COATS AND JACKETS. Wey Nor Give Your Wie onte of those magnificent Silver Bound, highly finished in Ebony, Black Walnut aud Nickel SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, ‘Sewing Machines as a holiday gift, machine ig furnished with ahandsome Morocco, ieahrhineds ractal bound case, containing sttachinents Ror doing the most hiehly artistic work. < Ca guarantee for 5 years furnished wit cat tanactine.” Over :000 now in ine in the District Price no ‘Bend for: _Telephone; A Fox Ln Or Buse Booxs, [AL BALANCE BOOKS TRIAL BADEN und P08 BOOK REPORTERS’ NOTE-BOOKS, Another involee of" these handsome and doubly pre- sentable articles just in. Domestic goods do not com- pete, either in styles or prices. Styles way up; prices way down. Now on first floor for convenience of ladies shopping. a Presents in brown paper parvels detract appreciably from the pleasure, both of bestowal and receiving. A saint in crepe is twice a saint in lawn. We have pro- vided these handsome boxes with considerable cost to us, but with none to you. er than in, aaked for uferier mechines, re, 422-3. G AUERBACH, 7th aud H ts FIRST FLOOR, LETTER-COPYING BOOKS. _ SCRAP and INVOICE BOOKS, LOWER ENTRANCE, GROCERS aa a BUTC — PENG TABLETS. att, ENVELOPES, at sizes oF ei SCRAP, PAMPHLETS and INVOICE FILES, | WEDDING INVITATIONS. CARDS Engraved aud Printed. VISITING 300, 302, 304, 306 AND 908 7TH ST., SAKS EASTON & RUPP, €11-3m__;Stationere, cor. Penn. ave. and 13th at. 7 FE ANCY Learzer Goons FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Cases, Combination Sap Writing, Cases, pocitet Leos ard und Leather (ey, Bill Books. Gul a Cutt Boxe ‘fesveler's Blacking Sets, Ciwar, Cizaretie and. Mach h Cases, A large an did sertinent of Dog Collars, Whips anc Berner and a TITT OO L DDD otner useful PANS, : 3 Ie 3 B ALL 3t 1231 Penneylvaulsave. Dw, Tt 0 OL HE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS ISCALLED TO. T “oo tubs. the onortuntieg fer splendid prohtsadonded by the Gogetie Tron Miulug’ stocks.” A coniperinon of Drives of m few of the atocks in October, 1885, abd No- Yembar, 1880, in shown below: ‘Val. por share. Oct, 1885. ‘a wood deal the past week concerning our stock of hol- iday goods, and our advertisements have been chiefly devoted to this department. It was early thir week for a rush, but next week you will begin to buy in earnest. Therefore we are not goidg to stop holiday advertising, nor are we intending to go into it reck- lla Po nities still exist, as lessly next week. Systematio advertising is our habit. | ,, Similsr opportunities still exist, ae, Tinonrcustom tohavealage adveriiement in the | Gh for information on HOLL & DI Glover building, 1419 ¥ st.n. w. Gazar Barocas Sunday Post. We shall use two coluinns to-morrow. ‘To-day we are going to say but little, and that to the point. You have friends who would be delighted with » PLUSH Dressing Case, or Manicure Set, or Glove Box, or Perfuinery Set, or Shaving Set, or Hand- kerchief Box, or Traveling Set, or Work Box, or Stationery Set, or complete Toilet Set, or with BRONZE, BISQUE or TERRA LITHE Statuary and Mantel Ornaments, or FINE SILK UMBRELLAS, gold or silver head, with your friend’s name nicely engraved thereon, FANS for the opera and drawing room. Oue of the most beautiful gifts fora lady. Now you may 5 ronder what we mean by LARGE WHITE NAPKINS. ‘We received « telegram to-day accepting our offer for alotof tine LINEN DINNER NAPKINS, We donot hesitate to eay they axe the cheapest goods ever placed on salein this city. They are full xX, and will be sold at the following low prices: ‘Lot 1 at 36.00 per dozen, Lot 2 at 87.50 per dozen, YX ¥0%U BSCR ft BRR RRR. Don’t fail to exainine these :ro0ds, as an opportunity | Ae AI et UE z ike this seldom oveurs, Actual values, 10 and $12. Yv3 SE $8 outne Ee iu BARNESLEY DOUBLE DAMASKS, full 72 inches W “oo? Mou God H ii Eee EH Ssg8x | wide; very fine qualities at 81.50, 1.75 and #2. ‘We have been selling these goods to hotels by the piece, They are the best valuesin Table Jinens ever ‘shown by any retail house, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ° ‘We only use them in our gleve department. ‘They are the most unique thing for s holiday gift. ‘They don’t cost much, They always plesse. We guarantee them. ‘We shall describe them in the Sunday Post, REMEMBER: ‘We are open until 9 o'clock. We deliver free anywhere in the U. & ‘We guarantee prices. ‘That is all. BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, all shades. finest quality, at $5.50. GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS. PATTERN DRESSES. COMBINATION DRESSES and BOX ROBES in choice styles. Closing out sale of CLOAKS at less than cost; elegant goods at low prices. ‘Largest stock of EVENING GOODS in the city. ILLUSIONS, MULLS, MOIRE SILKS, EMBROLD- ERED CREPES, in all colors. 3F | Sn tsth wie Ang WANTED-—HELP. ANTED A JIMS Cane CLARKSON,” Star of eveamt fe rs sivaee ce ve Wigner ull epee 195 1300 y at ipat the kitchen dow of necticut avenue, Warren's Bet eens bea ‘a wasn Cac wa) fe Wwe D> AT ON OxcE TM ITE WOMEN mem, white ‘youthe to ieara and col 0 nd cloned aaa ‘work ne can ‘ANTED—A HiT Box 70 Witt ti bee SB rag | W Ost nw. FOR HOUSEWORK. Aj apps NTED—A MAN, TO. Pathe ea roe aniey 4 = WASTED =A G00D, RELIABLE WOMAN TO DO fs at 1904 ort a camer an2 ri WASTED.A, G00D WOMAN “OR GIRL, AT ‘Once. _ Wiiite ‘preferred. At plaasant home 2nd promptpay to competent pemon. 40%%¢ 1st ot Ww ANTED—AT 1719 R ST. 7 ware AND SKIRT Prtis ani-3e WASTED, 20 YOUNG SHEN AT Tan REW Na- Hopal theater for the German Qnore Company. Avoiy: at stage door at 7 o'clock Monday evening. ws NTED—A Wi 1304 Oth st. n. w. |e a i RENT —TWwo cari Se bier 'ANTED_BY A GOOD, RESPECTABLE ABLE WHITE , « Place sacl trees in = “HANDS¢ yn uy aret-laee private family Avpiy ot 41.0 gt #; font =e tes ANTED — SITUATION: YOR MEN wep ae ae Eames ee A SITUATION TNA PRIVATE FAW iby aficotalans set. penis lah Telerences, 20 tar ie z Waits ITUATION BY TABLE ‘te gil a rat-lagplnunsdrent or 9 ‘acsiat withthe washing ‘sd ironing; rae Soars afar" AWA ScELY eS for t ike” Toa stein bw moon ane at Eats cor. Q st. nw. F® RENT-SUT FURSISI TRIS a = ~ 7 Tog ave. and Capitol suttalei for M. C oe here ou. ae Se MASSACHT for to vertioe ei peas ye ty reu rout chs ait JOR RENT FINE. Soom WITH OR WITH meals, at 218 New Jurney ave, se, ahae JOR RENT—COMMUNICATING ROOMS, SOUT mn expownre. open erates and excellent tab . Spee park Di REN) ra. Ee NOWN HE VANTRD—A YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS OF AGE of sober habite, wishes a place as bartend ght city references. Address BARKEEPER Star V ni oppie WASTEDWAN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER ‘and type-writer desires situation with business An, OF aA, Scand T, muier's clerk; good Teferencen. Add ‘fice. ne aloe Germans prete MAN AND, eae Vv otro ae MAR, jonseman and cook: Coo! rorkerm, Dresmauners: Nutraoa Maids, ‘Waitorne Bicker | Coachmen, all natio alitien: city and country, F, BURNHAM, 650-632 F st. nw. “d12-6e* ANTED—A FIRST-OLASS ¢ ER THIRTY Wiis nets mdha moc ieee a ae DALI & CO., buteliers, 923 Ta. ave. ww. Tat a ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG GIRLS TO srork fon wi at their Ow onan: Ho ceva. re objection. ood waxes. Addrese ALD SU! MPANY, $3 Eliot st., Boston, Mans, d) L-eolw* LASS, $10 TO $30; qayctiids. Waitranses, Salesladies, Coccliney, Waitirs, nie uae Workers, with references. Nat. Labor Bureau, 517 7th st. 410-6 WAX TEI ED—A GEN’ ee wr aad OF | rare ABIL- ity or salen: ferences Te quired.” apply at Room 3, 701 that nw. diO-2t ¥ ANTED—A WOMAN i WHO sid LLY av gcnerel mani washings ironing aod eenern ousework; mast be neat aul Ga lec atniy aes Patan Momday, betwee if and 4 lciork, ANTED-AS Sy TEADY, | SOBF, (AN, FROM 23 Seatold ae cashier and essiatant book: antist be @ ood am Nailer ant experienced in handling move fia for faithful performance of any ale ays Bo andwriting. stating experience and JOR RENT. “reo vest DERTWAB Prey V ANTED-SEWING TX PRIVAT FAMILIES BY | Piueiy “ wr ve are drape speci. SS a taee resve Waste D BY AN AMERICAN Wi ment ax cook. on present e: Maseachitinetin sve, Refervance 21 ANTED —A HIGHLY CU wishes to Superintend a genthem over. 1447 2QR RENT 0: Room ; colo would take © furnished house “and JOR RENT—THREE CONMENTOATING ¥ Barty. choice of ron. Addr Box Pitetied or eaters heed “ase ; red, bomen eutitedy ne y VANTED — BY A YOUNG PENSON ENGAGE: aia! are vont newing WW? the day, either arene. | ° qyokghirortantity wewiug. "Call OF aildroos Nef He 1832 Ratreet new, Miss IC. 8-8 1203 G st. n. w. ANTED-STE ing, either w enced proof-reade: NICELA-FURNISHED: suitable fortwo. Moe aired. “1008 Gi FR SEA GE, front Bedroom, second f Zoom on frst four, “Board if POR Re NT_IN A Pit SOGRAPHY” AND TYPE-wart reporter gr sincyensas, 1006 Fst. nsw. dine TE FAMILY, TWo FUR. an =e ENT YOUNG STENOG- nt ek Beane mite or sin h z Wee her desires position aa Secretars. Experience, | and cold-water, W018 1th swe gi ae Ponsatiou, COMRESPONDENT, Buar affce, "di -13% Ok RENT ONE LARGE HALL ROOM. THIRD ANTED— KNOWN THAT OSLY RELIABLE | ond fuse tion Let references eatin eed aud competent servants fn all a CULATING LIBRAK capacities —white Toquire at adit i TANTED-AWOWAN To GOOK AND a ae we era} housework in private family. Apply between hoursof 10 and 12 o'clock am. at 20 Eel. nw. Met. erences required. W2 ITED—150 TALL MI XOUNG AN AND OLD, a Ladies, fron: 15 to 1% 1020 handsome Young’ for Lawrence tt'a new prodnetion of ipply at stage door Sunday morning oH 10 bier MAN, ACCURATE AT FIG- fares. good penman, abel must, understand archie reed eget oer SA letter to Box No. 41, Star office. ee Waste GOOD CANY. conn for. a tase in burglar alarms, by the FMM MTF st. uw, Seine y var = ‘D —DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- uicted by Cadics.” Men aud Women, “for all kinds of domestic labor, . 7 Mata “no. W ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN CUTTING AND Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterus eit to meastire, “May Building “th and K sts, na, neat WANTED. -ADIES TO WORK FOR US AT their own bomes. Sf tnglOpersetbennbe mete ly made. No photo. inting: no canvassing. For full particulars please widroarat atc as _42-14t _ 19 Central st., Boston, Mavs, Box 5,170. WANTED | MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT Cuce, White. aud colored women cooks, #10 to est Chamberimaids, nurses, scrubs and men cooks. OOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Buresp, 92 ni24-16t wh eth enyploymen Parek Fone buy. Ou ILVERWARE fienlers free, STANDARD § Mass. Bey toni HREE 300% ScCNERCOND ETS, inyproverents; references required. te 447 ROOM, BETWEEN rania ave. and Kat ENT, Star office. 1t* AN ant Tethstn want het Ww n.w. Address, stating terms, STU rANTED—A PHYSICIAN WISHES TO RENT ton fem, Tat to Poids aud from F to Kosta | Sidtean “DOGTOR RyHRT F vt miwe dLOte Waters cnrtumns OF quer 3 HABITS: irauld like good board, apd fisted root. hent and light, with middle- leasing and agreeable disposition. Give terms, which must be Feanonable, aud location. Address B. K, WANTED_LOTS. ‘ANTED—TO BUY OF THE OWNERS TWENT! ‘vacant Lots uorth of Penusylvanis avenue ant went of sth st. ES. COLLAMER, a9-3t 620 F xt, nw. WANTED-MISCELLA EOUS WANTEDATO ,BUY, A LARGE-SIZED SAFE ‘Address Box 3, Stat office. WANTED-To Hine SEVERAT, er ROYAL,comner Penna. ave and PAbat RSENS waxons for delivery of goods, THE PALAIS y ANTED—A GOOD CYC! LOPEDIA. “THE aia bie eter: Adres, vogertlag to Lave to Lave |e ane ‘ANTED-STENOGRAPHERS, TYPE WRITE! Peuniet, Draughisnen ac Accountanta expe Roars extta employment. “addres, nme snd fell jonra_ extra, eantloymuent Particulars “EMPLOYMENT,” Star office." 410-21" | store vacated sogn will confer a great ‘Addresa WH ‘(Sie Wyliest me. f rats goat ING, care Win. H. Kol _B16-4w* ANTED_PUPILS IN ANY BRANCH CLASSics ¥ or ois ie a tutor's room ey rbot beta dence, va genticiaa who can a diese Box 07, Biar offee. ae ED_BUSINESS MEN TO Avs THEM. W Te ee Re in 3 Print. sng 405 Sais wook sd lesve the th ur. DART 'ANTED — MRS. ANNIE C. FAUNCE, ‘writer and copyiat: office and restdance, 285 Best of ref \NTE] — UPHOLSTERY ase ‘and other furniture; hair ms! Py LOE and re-made. Samples of all grades eoods fore forcover- fie oy ama, Mtlertermineted. (abinet pepsin. c. LL, Practical Upbolsterer, 1906 14th st. n. w. © yee zs W Sitetabies ed AO WINTER, AT a FIN- etal fox county, hear city. terms : Seat ne iale at HG. MOCK WELLS Stsblon oth n2d-im* LD GOLD AND UGHT Bxmath, by WOE” ENEIDERICH. the | Sian nfgeturing deweler, 605 “7th st, opponita Bs pataat W3stee8, WASHINGTON'S MAGIC CREAM, dr Instantaneous Cure—Any breaking out on face body ered. Au ; ‘faci ead, Gabgar redness, ecgemns aud ait facial Satpeca seeiae ihsugd toall who Ee enticed greet doatinetet Goss ath ot bate act cor. aed es E =a ‘Lox; sent to any Wane peas 2a, TO. caent Re mn Ballons ‘Saturday, cous. He mY — Great bargain in GROS DE LONDRES at $1.50; == worth 82.60; in new shades of Mahogany. 48 in, COLORED CASHMERES reduced to 87360.; can't be matched for $1.00. FBR, 0% RE SCOTCH WINSEY SKIRTS; entirely new. BBB O O y Br to FE aa +) oW, M SHUSTER & 80N8, 919PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. REM 24 £ coo HoH kum 7 au 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Suro Ove mucha ae serene Seat Fons. “ArH BIOKSTADT, 1205 F st 2. ¥. CHRISTMAS PIESENTS. Elegant Sets in all styles, wan by Ladies, Misses and Children. All Kinds of FUR TRIMMINGS. Prices very low, at W. F. SEYMOUR'S, at —— GLOVES! The and ‘Lamb Skin and Gloves apd Other Bees Wy Sed Sentai Ge i, ee AND SILVER PLATING af vents ave., up stair over cot a sie eit Burst, $208 rer for in hY Eg ik RENT Bia KP 5 — cell pig nouns. 8 mt " TAN SES.__ Forscies CE LTR LO WARE ura sta Fre a ate | Boop meee PCELRANT e feeies RE: ASAN’ feck euod repair, rent @40 to Adress | PO) Btn Ronn a OF Rooms O% Sivat oi FICER, Star office. 11-3 abel or, uofguhened Seog EEG OF A HOUSE IN ai ss a 1228 0 st ‘O street. au intron daaiusey. Ist,’ twe, bed Toor and to OH RENT Room a aie | Fa bs) neds Sa See feat na Tet | Raw our int A HOUSE OF g OR 8 ROOMS ON weat or \dress, THB, Ma tor office. arose FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS Pi RENT TWO PLEARANT ONFURNISHED Rooms. ot 309 C st. nw. Bring reference, 110-309 NE OR TWO MANDSOME ag Se W333 OR SALE—A STYLISH YOUNG HORSE, MEDI- [EMBER 15. um size, bay, gentle and well gaited: suitable for ng ; iret ttm comer haw ue use for hm. ADDY At Wirovencenge the Clinton Howe, cor. 7th atd Late..." ‘AK THOMAS CIRCLE, HAND- cll furnished, two on, wecoud Boor ire, etn aite or singly. JOR SALE_A RARITY —A PERFECTLY WHITE Mocking Bind; splendid singer. To be seen ut 316 Crt. se. i L-a,tu, FoR SSLE_WELL-ESTADLISHED MILK ROUTE: and three ou quired. 141 Fiche tron nities aed cum adatoms We salt ir te ite.” BE F office. = aa "| fame home table: ‘near avenue "and Fst tines ot FOR SALE, = EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE — THE ee ee Tease aid turaltare of firet-clase 10-00 House, pon RENT — THREE UNFURNISHED ROOM! suitable for lyeht housekeepiug, ou first floor. 1214 Gst. now a-30° Foe LARGE AND ELEGANT PARLOR. with one or two bedroomm; private bath. Asc, nw ‘aud aici hedvooms: newly frat. ii e. 10-80" FOR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNIMHED— now paying well; can be had by remponaible party at Se which’ will inwure vrotiatke rears Lease, 300 per utente uf hottee jow cont S353 per uti aie rot for the root: irae Sue THe WIMER, 1423 Fst FAT PRIVATE SALE—A FINE (GEN- 4} uid watch, Tandon snake, tall jeweled, 40 ew style cold. floor oome.en suite or aingle, within balf ci of Prunylvania a fea er we = it Board. 2a2 Bd et. we a10-0* ‘OR Teaco E wor 1DAY. BARGAINS IN 'T-TWO FINE L. WILD SE BRON, 70 700 7th st, Fi month ae “t= ] aOR. per" month Steel's . G. PROCTOR ‘BON, ax 2 RENTOW Foe T1405 Jit STREET NW, rT OR SALE —BARGATN— CHICKEKING SQUARF PIANO, Handsome Rosewood case. yerfect onder’ Oniinal price, 8225. Clean ue eed oer “Bowe covitoren, tertse vory'mohetse’ ‘353 RK SALE—BARGAIN— F firuishen anh qaonk aaa! ih ee Fa Weta PEE MEET,& CO, ORGAN, Keeping.” O31 Be : Clesatng out atpree, 633” EMSA TR, 875 | hon RENT EAE ait ius Bere. | fe oe te = Fas SALE?) wo See Caps peti COUPE. ‘ot Hannes, ot ENT—TWO NICELY ie ‘Rooms T° Hremont ot “= enn Re tee hd SE REET Sa OM ete Convenient to Aveuue cars. waite! Fe RENT HANDSOMELY FU suite or single. mR _RENT—SIN Too FRESE SNOE OF ToserER, and newly furnished theuackout. beicht ad con Fase ereor Rass bed ee st section beet et ny as SACRIPICI YOUNG MARI Demi Tore, ane robes, ete. ri a is 1 stu w. efter FUENISHED ROOMS at nw, ono ea _____ abit | Sninutes af Pension office, privatefamily. ere ou SAT x SGE-A ANE Ca xce | | erate, S008 Indiana ave. aa Mop clbereies eccuped Toler the fe tomse = rick Works” for sale Or excuse. aitunted tines: | Peaan a cete St.§. W. NEWLY AND from Lone rites, iu Alexaudrie | sith right boa ith ma Suitable ton ote, ullions of S references exchanges 0 yours, tuachinery all in 715 HST NW. FURNISHED Fission gd Bearim, Naina Bedi ba woes thira foo, ‘with hot -and cold” water ‘en note om RENT—AN ELEGANTLY Fi RATRHED PAR. For further | at office, 605 14th st. nw iJ particiiaes apply JOR SALE—LANDAU LETTE, NEAKLY AS GOOD as-ian as new, in Hirst clume coucition. Also, y to Hatt M. LOUNG, 479 and 481 4,7.8,9,10,11 Sein. AD- v at. mW lor sitite, contatninne three rooms and PB. heeted FOE SALE CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES, POPEATL | by turuace aid open grates Torwthem nuwury eased. 2 and winter use: Coupes, Brotwhanis, Conpeletter, | poeite Franklin Square, at 020 14th #t-n-ws bet Tan xt - ager Rockaways, &c.: but egg 2 i ta. an or = own, makers as ." ——. NT—AT 132] NST. NW. CORNER V Demarest ; e., wt 466 Peun, FW & BED A aus otaiee Se det | Boat: fe bony turning ow oR SALE—SIX SHOP-WORN VICTOR 11 — CTOLES, good se wow: price to Jan. ist, Qi sae i a) Fx RENT — TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS; aver parlors: « beautiful suite; south front. opem fires, ove Jows Ciro Feamualle rt ‘There are no new cues to be ¥. ave, jle and Shafts: iu § Couch Shops, 2508 Pa. ave. Kk EXCHANGE-TWO 6O BEAUTIFUL Pianos. cue Parlor Grand. and one Cabinet me ie ce ea maa ARS xc Nae ie WaktEROoM: or, caah, or will take other Pianos or cauh or 4 LACK MARE 1 iid and onal aan a |= ole tAnae 60 STOCK OF FA’ FALL A ab ‘WIN: PROCTOR & BON & ay tan- | ‘surance, 1220 F st. nw. caliega eee jOHN in aeae Se | ROK, RENT SECOND FLOOR 1 TPoRNTRTES at Ba SUITE oF m : 7 abe Ro flour, toweuiber u ine for te Streduced rates. Ste 4a re evi and han ier aes ote EN. ELEGANT acrre y furninbed, fie oe FOE RENT SPACiOUs PARLOMS. WITH OFFICE Lae mvotss, bonne faces south sind ieangut root ang Pawan stating." ge Frits conialiy trvtied to oR BALE—STYLIGH yeare old wong, ki fe, cou RING ‘FOR Rooms a tiene au Ke PE . _ ee and 481 C st. n. or furpiabed etely for bousel heat, cas, hot and col water, private bath. NOR SALE SINGING B “BIRDS. BIRD ‘oop AND Cor We. wear Ds assortment in the ci Fora the door. . sortants te 10 store, 12th st, two doore soil Ok RENT 820 20TH BT. Fos SALE — ONE SP crmane yee ‘ Ce second-hand Square, 3 a aan fear =? che, BOON acs | FOE RENTS 0 ORE gruoxt Kio! So's a Mand back), nicely at 710 at Torrent HUGO WORCH & CO, Su0"sthat: nium aigige oul weds ait tek : wort ove ‘od Cubary Birus, the best “ ee Also, Bird Food and | at the JOR T1919 G ST. N. ye At SE Aca that ri ‘bound Katee rw accommnsed Fat SALE — BARGAINS IN SQUARE AND t ee ‘best makes; new and secoud- a BEAUTIEG ULLY FURNISHED kOoMS Bepegond saatthied Boor with Board: referracee wince for. gpg month. . Eagy rma Pay- | reaitred. id ec 16-trws Jel LT tole ult | Ton RENT. NOM RENTING AG c ‘st. p.w.—We have a constant end Lo “aye EPIANS Hhcnanon wammpocy, | sa gany Rem gt OR SALE—A THOROUGHBRED YOUNG, STYI- | room in all guris of the city. Ail patties havin ne ish and fast team of Sorrel Hoveee, ‘with or without | to rent Walt permepept tenants for (he winter a fne it can be “al i nicage call at the office and rexisier, bean at F. Grrinon'g ing Say sO my 470 int |= ES H.A. HENRETTA. is perfect, A. 8 whi —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED dale Wine and Ciguor merctait, aad spent or the Foe citi tet amie to Salehyated Trimble rye Whiakies, 1300 Fa ave. 2-6. R es ane Tay Rooms 3 Fins private ‘tanity: Forse BALE—FINEST iEN PAPERS. Lee FURNISHED PARLOR “aug CE” ae youn Sino 0c29-3m_W.H. POK’ ‘Agent, 033 F xt, mer or Horeten Minis = eomtiotel ‘aie -| FoR nee ta Et 3 Lay. 2a ee Fae Bat i W, FURNISHED ~¥FOR RENT—OFFICES. Besser Prag dh Vane 'W. H. PO! WEEE Pe E, as W. He aay eee | eee Glovstor to be pus