Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1886, Page 2

¢ PA THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT THE hd aal Ded STAR. | Dssarrorsren Porte: ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona Sde daily circulation more than treble that ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. ‘THE STAR cunnot undertake to preserve or Peturn rejected communications. Contributors who wish t possess thei manuscripts, f un- used, should keep a copy. EB No attention paid i» Anomymous Letters. THE ‘STAR desires at ail tomes to receive reliable in- feitigence of what is trancpiring in theeily and neigh- Dorhood, socially wend otherwise; Dut Wose who volume tarily send ixjormation should tm all cases forward it promptly, and accompany it with Ueir proper name and addrens,—which will of course be treatet eompdent- tally. This precaution is necessary,asan evinence of (00d farith on the part of the writer, and in order to avotd erporition. It should be understood, furthermore, that Uf matter sent to a newspaper is not worth sntixactory evidence of authenticity on the part of the writer it is not worth printing. ——$—$<—<——+ —____ It ts well that Mr. Leitch took the precaution to have his statement to the Senate District sub-com- mitvee in defence of the Georgetown Gaslight com- any reduced to writing. If he had delivered himself orally, without manuscript, the reporters ‘would baye been blamed for misquoting bim. No one would have been willing to believe that a Practical man of affairs could make such @ pre- sentation of business principles im public. ‘The Georgetown Gaslight company, argues Mr. Leitch, im substance, cannot lower its rates because its plant cost twenty-three thousand doilars in excess Gf ite capital and it is now paying only semi- annual dividends of fve per centum on its stock! Suppose a green-grocer were to charge two dollars & Darrel for apples while other people in the same trade were charging one dollar, and to take refuge Debind the piea that the stock’ of apples he had laid in was more than he could pay for, and his in- come from apple sales was ouly two thousand dollars a year: how many of iis customers would he retain by this argument? Not one. The few ‘Who took enough interest in him to even talk over his affairs would advise him not to make himself Fidiculous, but to remember that the rule of all ‘trade is, “Nothing venture, nothing have,” and to cut down his income to one thousand dollars if necessary to bring his prices within reach of bis competitors. The Georgetown Gaslight company, unfortunately for the public, is subjected to no competition tn its own field. Asa corporation, its shareholders are relieved of the perils of personal Hability which embarrass ordinary traders. Sem!- annual dividends of five per centum are very large dividends indeed in these days. It would only bring tnem down to the common level of stock earnings to cut them in two. —$<$<—<$— oe —__ Inthe “Black Wednesday” which Wall street ‘witnessed yesterday, it was merely the inevitable that happened. Of course, amid the excitement that prevailed, the really good stocks suffered av ‘well as the worthless and doubiful ones. New ‘England's drop had started the movement down- ‘ward on theday before, and every one of the non- dividend-payers felt the effect. Some of them, however, which stand on a pretty firm basis owing to the conservative management of the Properties they represent and a steady growth of business, suffered less than the proverbial foot- Dalls of the exchange. ‘The situation in Wall street had been decidedly ‘strained for some weeks. The profitable stocks having been pushed by the public up to the high- est practicable point, the bull speculators took hold of a hatt-dozen cheap affairs and began to hoist them without reference to their inherent ‘worth. Every person who bought these stocks did so with his eyes open. He knew that he was making an Investment, not for income, but for Speculation pure and simple. He had no right to complain when the first alarm about one of the Stocks sent the whole lot down with a rush. The trouble with such things 1s, however, that the disaster is not confined to the men who ‘Drought it upon themselves, but for atime causes annoyance or loss to everybody. Stock specula- ‘tors and brokers are ready to rush pell-mell into any movement, whether to boom or to depress the market. Thetr heads once turned in a cer- tata direction, they lose all sober sense and trample on each other in their haste to get to the front. Yesterday they did not pause to consider ‘Whether the granger roads, or the Vanderbilts’, or ‘the Gouid system were doing a good business and making money, but thetronly thought was to sell, | sell, sell! A calm survey of the fleld shows that yesterday's ‘Dackset in Wall street is not traceable to any decline in business at large. All legitimate trade holds up to as good a point as ever. The specula- tive collapse may result ina few failures among ‘Drokers and the discovery of the peculations of two or three over-ambitious cashiers; but, be- Yond that, nothing serious is to be apprehended. ‘The prosperity of the country is on too firma footing this ume to be convulsed by a mid-day Burry in stocks. —__——.-=__ ‘Tuesday's debate in the Senate on the railway Occupancy of Washington shows that the members | ft that body are not ignorant of the extent to! eaee tan seopiet this city are held in bondage | by incorporated monopolies. That isa Teassurance,—in the nature of evidence; Dut it was not needed. At least not in that form. ‘The fact has been demonstrated long since, and many a time, 90 far as talk ts concerned. What is needed | 1s action. Let Congress do something for the relief of the national capital, which fs its ward, as well asthe home of more than two hundred thousand People who have absolutely no hope of a change except through the will of that body. ‘The fact ‘That Congress has been cognizant of these abuses for many Years without the disposition or ability Yocorrect thei is anything but creditable to its membership. it forces upon the country the con- €luston that steam and horse raflroads, telegraph and gas companies, and the like, are more powerful than the chosen representatives of the people. Are the latter willing longer to rest under this una- ‘Vaidable inference? —__<——- —_ Ex-Alderman McQuade ts said to have been the aly person present at his trial yesterday who ‘Was not unmoved vy the verdict against him. Perhaps he bas ap idea that he can “fix” the Court of review as some of his friends boasted he Would “fix" the jury. Those justices will be a ‘anget for thousands of eyes between now and the @ecision of his appeal. $$ Mr. Thomas B. Connery, for many years Wash- Angton correspondent and afterwards managing @ditor of the New York Herald, is quite influeati- ily urged for the Turkish mission. The ability to Fun a great metropolitan paper successfully would seem to be fully equal to the requirements of a Giplomatic position of this sort. ———— ‘The death of Yale’s famous “half back” from type-malarial fever, the result of a cold caught @uring @ recent match with Princeton coilege, Suows that there are other fatalities to be braved in playing football besides being kicked or trampled to a jelty. * ————. -=—__ Mr. Tennyson's latest poem has brought him Maore money, It 1s said, than any of its predecessors of equal length. The spectmen stanzas which Rave been cabled to this country suggest a sus- Picton that the British public are trying to buy um o ———E Camsroas Goons, ar LUTTRELL & WINES, 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Besutiful WORK BOXES. MANICURE SETS. GLOVE BOXES HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. SHAVING CASES. SILK UMBKELLAS, very handsome. SILK MUFFLERS, trom $1 to $2.50, — HANDKERCHIEPS, 50. 75c.. $1, $1.25 and Men’ FUR TOP GLoves. Ladies” ‘Men's DRIVING GLOVES (Buck lined). GLOVES of every description. é Splendid line of MU7¥S. #1 and $1.25. Children’s WALKING JACKETS ‘edr value. booed (Our STOCK in every department Creme BLACK SILK, #1, “2. $2.25. These goods pucdeams pamowteon TABLELIVES, SAVAINS VOYLIES, BLANEETA NAPKINS, DOYLIES, DOMFORTS, MEN'S and BOYS" SHIRTS, UNDER- WEAR FOR LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN. @-Until after ‘Christmas our Store will be open until PNR DR OTT RELL & WISE, 1930 PExNsxivaxta AvEXUE, Corer 20th street. THE sees IN THE Tet st complete. 50. $1.85, aitew DISAPPOINTED MERCHANTS! AND WHY? 52 It is estimated that 100,000 people will go shop- Ping next week. At least 10,000 people will be dissp- Pointed. They will be hunting for Christmas Presents, and will not receive proper attention, ard will find the choicest and cheapest of novelties rone—-sold. 527 Merchants whose goods are superior and low in Price will lose much custom by their inability to wait on all their would-be patrons. ‘THE REMEDY: BUY Now BUY Now BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL. DvD DD REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED REDU DECEMBER 17 DECEMBER 17 DECEMBER 17 DECEMBER 17 DECEMBER 17 DECEMBER 18. DECEMBER 18. DECEMBER 18. DECEMBER 18. DECEMBER 18. Ea” By buying Friday or Saturday you will avoid the Fash of next week and will obtain a choice from a still Unbroken assortment. In spite of such good advice, ‘we know but too wellthe majority will put off their purchases. Remember we have not only sppealed to Your good sense, but also your pockets. : i u EER amd uD u eco ge v uu povey ‘oo c oo eco Cc EEE REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED REDUCED SATURDAY, SATURDAY, SATURDAY, SATURDAY, SATURDAY, DD, E Be +h: Bek Mt mt Ss Bes afk, ite EM a ih jar eas assortment of fancy and practical Christmas Presents for Ladies, Geutlemen. Young La- ies, Boys, Girls, Babies and the Servants. Sa7-STOREOPEN EVENINGS. ELECTRI INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE apes: ROY Ab. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 401, 403, 405 AND (407 127TH ST. ». W. 1117-19 aie Oveacoars. STORM CoaTs, CUT VERY LONG, WITH BROAD COLLARS AND MUFF POCKETS. PRICES, $100 $25. CAPE coats, CUT LONG, WITH DEEP CAPES, VERY STYLISH FOR YOUNG MEN. FOUR STYLES. DOUBLE BREASTED TOP COATS, CUT SHORT; VERY NOBBY. TWO STYLES. SATIN LINED OVERCOATS, MEDIUM LENGTH; VERY HANDSOME. PRICE, $20 TO 850. KERSEY OoaTs, MEDIUM WEIGHT, DARK, MEDIUM 4ND LIGHT SHADES. BEAVER OVERCOATS. BLACK, BLUE, BROWN AND OXFORD; ELY- SIAN, CHINCHILLA, FUR AND ESKIMO. « B BARNUM & CO, ° ae 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BBB A U Be ae BoB AA U MMM BBB AA U MMM BOB AAA U MM BBB A A UU MM RRR FEE DDD TrIThH RORE D D TH R REEEDDD T it DDD. A Pe A BB aA DDD A A BOB AA RORG G AA BBB A AR R GGG A BARGAIN 1—Consists of 9 handvome Black Silk Gostume, 34 bust. aud worth $30. ‘To be sold on Red Ticket Dab for $4 BARGAINS Only five more left of thove Eleeant Bussian Circulars ti ed fi Plush, positively ed of on Hed ‘Hekot Day foely lined in quilted Sutin and stylisuie meade wor nicely lin: ui atin and stylist ‘wor S12." To be soll on Rod Ticket Day fo MILLINERY pera ue BARGAIN 4—50 dozen Bot alata: ane Ss anthemums, Roses, Suow Ball &e., worth 35¢. a bunch, dhe lot fo close out at ‘le. your choice. BARGAIN 3—200 soa Feathers and Pon Po) gold from 45e. 10 81. ‘he lot to close out on worth Lot to be SBARGATS 653 3 ish nea Hats (children's), suitable 73 iiinmed Ha te for Christmas gifts: sold from 98c.to 8L75. Your #0] choice to clone at 67¢. on hed "Ticket De: BARGAIN 7—100 pieces of fupbon: “all eo gpalnone but desirable shades. "Nice for fancy Ww. Nos. 7,9, 12 and 16, worth from 1, ip 30 ‘The lok to be sold on Hed ‘Teket day ford ies rn BARGAIN 8.—A_ lot of 4-button orcad ‘Kid Gloves, Re ir. To be closed out on Red Ticket day "BARGAIN 9.—Small lot of 4-button dressed Kid Gloves worth #: . To be closed out at 75c. » rete, Hed Rieket day i Po vei ¥ ‘out on SR ts ee gare worth 3c To cloves out Gn Bed Ticket aay at *Sanoain 12—Small lot of ders put 1 fancy boxes for holiday eft and ‘Boe. pall. To close. on Re cet day for SOc. a BA . ARGAIN 133A lot of “Striped d Bocian fish Megino Un- Gn Rea Heket Day, a Sah SEPA. derwear, in +4 GARGAIN 148 few nore (Children's), worth G5c. ‘To close ost ae Bad Jot of 0.4. All Wool Children’s ‘Your choice, to close ata am out the lot. 25c. Co.'s Stockings, worth BARGAIN 16—Small lot of of American, Hosiery: ‘Yeats, in broken sizes, worth $1.50. To close out, at Se one cet ee BARGAIN 17 Beal Shae extra fine quality, worth, $6, To close out, at xi a lot genuine Opposum Muffs, S20" One Not deep worth 83.50. To close out at ie FUR TRIM UNG. BARGAIX 21-Lot of 2-inch Nut ular price 85e, “To close out on “ERNGAIN 22One lot frst quality genuin Trimming, , regular price 82.75 5 Sp clsee oat sk |ARGAIN 2:_One lot genuine Lynx, worth $1.68 a rd. Tock 3 EEarHen Goo. Ae Y DEPARTMENT. Soe ‘Dicket Day ot BS AIS 28-1 | each. eye a ee 250. each. af: 20-1 lot Fan BARGAIN 31> ek War dallas cee the lot, worth oe ots taco ant 25 tg lowe af 186. each sour meee a In- Sone ‘worth 75: vs Re itiant ae oe out ee "30. BARGAIN 2-one ior DOL Cat worth SOc, te ai ‘BANGATN 95-~One lot BISQUE to close out at 50c. ‘tocloge the lot on Red Ticket Day for $3.08 a set. BB. A ot Paes Bo hk. ct . Be AA OU OU ete ie B AAA OU BBB A M Sag" 7TH. 8TH AND D BTS. aig —e Y¥ 08 v XY ge 8 i ee ae ¥ oo 6 ue A RRR Fi As RR Ee AA ERE Ee AAA RE RA RR EEE Vv ov FRR yr yer BPR yy vy XY vy & ee Vv ERE R Busy buying Holiday Goods. We are bury selling them. ‘Don't want to see you shiver when you go out into the cold winter air. So we offer you something special in cLoaKs, 4.825 SHORT WRAP FOR 819.98. Fine Plush, Ball trifaming, Quilted Satin afew left. AN 818 SHORT WRAP FOR $19. Finest Frisee Cloth, long frout, short back, wide, black Fur Tail trim: ming. There is $100 worth of heat in every one. AN $8.50 WALKING JACKET FOR $7. Black and Brown Astrakhan, Double-breasted, Coat-back. ‘Very warm. A812 NEWMARKET FOR $8.75, ‘Besver and Berlin Twilled Cloth. Beaver aa Fer down front. Double-breasted. Piaited back ye ish and warm. nas WRAP FOR 86. Fine Brocadéa Velvet. Sein links Not spenaliy anton tee tin lining. ‘ut neat and comfortable,” 496 CHILD'S COAT FOR 94. with Hood. Made in the la! fle. Ve 2 test tye. Very pretty aud ‘THESE SAORIFIOES Are made becanse ft is cloak season and cloak weather; but most of you are not cloak buyers. We want you to be. So busy trading down stairs you don't get acbauce to visit the second floor. It will pay you te do 80, FREE DI anywhere im the United States ‘until January 4, 1887. FREE DECORATION of Gift Fans. ‘Umbrell: it 25 las engraved at Der cont discotiat from In Ovemcare.|C a xv. is lange crowds inekient to the view of ‘Holiday trade, we are compelled to discontinue our Remnant Day Sales until after JANUARY 1ST, 1887. WOODWARD & LOTEROP, “BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.” === aa Tore WANTED--HELP. WANTED--HOUSES. __ __FOR RENT—ROOMS. _FOR_RE 2NT—-HOL SES. ‘A RESPECTABLE. ‘WOMAN NTED—TO BUY FOR CASH— 0000.5 OF 6 RENT — 4. FLOo! UNFUR. tiawreuennress nen | NY morn our met bon ice foal aah hd shents | F'eitnat eon’ one Sekt Sp Ses ® ee mc ES | nuance feta be 3 planed adh od aE ee apart roe ST ANTED—A HOU! ro py ‘OR 8 ROOMS ON ~ we - 2 S. Se ‘three or four da; - 408 = Wee tional et | NY Gruen S| POR heey es rarer sore: Weer — —— jaiss unturned Teens” Based si sib Make 25 ANTED—\. CABINET ET MAKER, IN POSITION esis cheep. ‘Call at once, at oi F Taar Frevouan Jacket offering lowered the stock considerably, and completely closed out some of the lines. In view of the success of this sale, we shall continue it the balance of the week, and we nade many additions, throwing in some of our most salea- ble $7, $8 and $10 Jackets. Choice $5. (Second floor; take elevator.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Wass Dress Parrenss. ‘To save time and trouble, as well as to facilt- tate selections, we have cut up into full dress pattern lengths, a variety of styles of prints, Century Cloths, Ginghams, Satteens and Seer- suckers, comprising our most desirable styles, which we have marked as follows: Calico Dress Patterns, 80 and 96c. each. Gingham Dress Patterns, 80c. and $1.25 each. Century Cloth Patterns, $1 each. Batteen Dress Patterns, $1.25 each. Secraucker Dress Patterns, $1 and $1.20 each. (Second floor; take elevator.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Wars PR GEE, TO Do GENERAL Waktep—a ‘COLOR! Fy Wi = = smi, woman? to ‘clea teint, nal epee = ¥ ‘clean and. m: quired. “Address X. C. L., Star office, © “Crereucey te Were -A WAITER AND HO! Fences required. Apply at 1: ke ot works wast work ee Leow 1406 New York ave. 2 a6 -3t Wares Seas or Fs f penslobs aud other claims. Address tose Ly, ESENT ersons paid. st, War! ED-AGENTS WANTED TO REP! National Mutha Lae Awosates command. business will be uerally’ FRANE TIBBETS, General Manayer, 1450 Ve Sane must come well ‘recommen i terdiman preferred, Dr... SOS 26th and Bens R SALE—A LADY, DECLININ ng, will dispose of 301 her ‘Housetold 1 lusting some very old antique furniture, fea NOR SALE—LARGEST STOCK OF Wheels. in¢lading second-hand Sore breye Misses Tricycles from $5. up. ‘Sole agents FOR SALE--MISCELLAN EOUS Ss Se. Call at 1007'S st. and Star ae 1 rik Somforis; private aes, terms very moderst” $600 OR RENT—TO 4 Gi ‘second ‘ane FURNISHED. 1208 Oat. tareeatory tink, 3rm.. BSC, three-story in it VARKER & TOWNSEND, [418 Fat. ww. VOR RENT — THREE UNFTRNISI > 2 5 nifloor:heatand mass LP st te, Stet? | FQOR RENT NO. 40; STH STREET ores seven rochus and halle medera timpro (LEMAN A FINE ROOM, ue | Revect te —— corr a cone JOR RENT Hot iM 7, xw AREY AT ral'tocation; Private family. "Adareas USE 305 Mt sor Uinee, 4 ot Mat nw. Arnis to BRIGHT He MPHREY & 00, = 2 S400 Pennsylvania ave: nw nn J£O8 RENT—1303 F ST. N-W— ROOMS, EN SUITE ae a Of, single. furpiahed cr hunfarmiabed: secon: OR RENT 1922 14TH STN W, NEW pas wan ARE SOUND SMALE. | thinf'Qoors, best thd vas if dred. ai Sat sory Brick Dwelling, witht atin un rroend Boor pring Wagop apne Harness; price 8123. 12 ae talus Mine frome ety. tance and faEmeoe OR, ee HARTZ, MOUNTAIN, ST ANDREAS- | - eit Permauent. Apply at [009 H stn. Ww. —— ee = Fes Trained Stowing Norwich and Hed Cauairies: | “SUS 3° ee eee JOR REN’ Imported and Domestic Binds of all kinds, Bird Seed, Joa) A sts now.. 228 FRED. ZELLER, Fos and Cages. 231 Pa ave. nw. dé. SALE ARES OF eerie 308 Fae ‘Gin Stock, “alse ah ‘Tele- | A son SEAL let, as parlor and bedroo: paftmore: as ree obr? Gpem "are, somber exportre QR SALE_A FINE, SWEET TONED VIOLIN, | Str aa 750 years in cho family. renso 1105 New Hampalire 0 sear 1s Cansmas Size Or Ties. ‘Our present collection will be found unusually attractive, many being secured expressly for the holidays. High art colorings and artistic designs. only 50c. each. 18x36 Elegant Mikado Tidies, silk fringe, 19219 Antique Lace Tidies, only 40c. each. 18x36 Persian Tidies, beautiful colorings, only 81 each. 18x63 Persian Bureau Scarfs, match the above tidies, only 8: 75 each. 12x45 Fringed Momie Cloth Scarfs, only 65c. each. Ecru Floss Applique Tidies, suitable;for pin- cushion covers. 9 by 9 inch, 25e. each. 12 by 12 inch, 37%c. each, 16 by 16 inch, 50c. each. 50 dozen Fringed Stamped Linen Splashers, worth 20c., only 12%c. each. 18x54 Stamped Linen Bureau Covers, worth 50c., only 38c. each. 5-4 Momie Table Cloths, heavily embroidered in silk and tinsel, fine knotted .silk fringe, very handsome, only $5 each. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Mone “Camenar Hixssonsr. We are spreading this department in order to wait upon you more readily and acceptably. We are “Headquarters” for these goods. We buy direct, and sell “all-liuen” Handkerchiefs at prices usually asked for “cotton-and-linen mixed.” All-linens look and wear better. This present stock is superior in point of variety ‘and lowness of price to any ever shown by us. All past achievements are eclipsed. Purchases amounting to 50 cents and over will be attrac- tively “boxed.’ SPECIALS. 200 Kloz. Ladies’ White Sheer Linen Lawn Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, inside tape border, 3gin.hem. Worth 25c. Only 17e. each, 6 for a1. 100 doz. Ina box. 20-inch White Chins Silk Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, inch hem. Worth 46c. Only B50. each. 50 doz. 20-inch Twilled Silk Handkerchiefs, solid colored centers with contrasting fancy- colored borders. Worth 50c. Only 350. each. Grand bargains In Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers, We. ‘are especially strong in “Initials.” WOODWARD & LOTHROP. We Cas Puosty Fonzsez that the prevailing bad weather will necessarily throw a greater volume of business into next week, and the last few days before Christinas. ‘Shop this week if possible. ‘You will secure better attention and find a larger assortment to select from. You will avoid the crowd who delay until the last mo- ment, and the annoyances, inconvenieuces and meagre stocks incident thereto. We have in- creased our selling force considerably,and taken every possible means to ‘acilitate business, and can now wait upon a larger crowd than ever be- fore. Much of our stock has been purchased ex- pressly for the holidays. Notwithstanding the fact that during these exciting Christmas times ‘youare the more liable to make hasty selections ‘we aball continue to refund the money for all unsatisfactory purchases. A perfectly safe place to buy. a6 H° we t returned from New York and opened s wre Supply of oe ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. IDAY FURS, SEALSKIN SACQUES, SEALSKIN JACKETS, SEALSKIN VISITES. SEAL PLUSH SACQUES AND VISITES MUFFS, BOAS, STOLES AND COLLARS, IN At Reduced Prices. BEAVER, OTTER, SEALSKIN, NATURAL ‘LYNX AND MONKEY. COACHMEN'S CAPES, COLLARS AND GLOVES, FUR CARRIAGE ROBES, FUR HALL AND PARLOR MATS. LADIES’ & GENTS SEALSKIN CAPS & GLOVES. 416 meee oe Your airplay at wares quer oftered in Washington, Th ing nained DRESSING CASES, CIGAR CASES, CARD CASES, B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, FINE LEATHER GOODS. ‘Snest invited to, the Snest fat and a novelties tn ler iugton. ‘The latent of leather. exhibit the: articles: LETTER CASES, BILL BOOKS, POCKET DRINKING CUPS, TRAVELING BAGS, BUGGY BOOKS, PURSES, CUFF BOXES, COLLAR BOXES, SATCH- ELS, GENTS' TOILETS. HARNESS, COUPE HARNESS, WRITING _416-6¢ TABLETS, PORTFOLIOS, FLASKS, TRUNKS, RID- ING WHIPS, COACH WHIPS. JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 1231 Pennsylvania Ave. Mosr Uservr. As Well as Ornamental. For Christunas Presents One of the Celebrated ‘The Greatest Variety Work Accomplished with Ease. Call at our office or send for Catalogue of Samples. Fro a16-6t* Light Running NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES. 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO, 528 9th st. n.w., St. Cloud building. Agents for Draping Forms at 83 per doz. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Reten Ore rchids, and othr choice cut flowers. ine Norway Siruce for ‘Annported Immortell efor Christine Trees, len for Cemeteries, SOHN SAUL, G21 Tehet nt wre opp. ais ‘Patent office. using Only ony! W. H. Hovenrox & Co. 1214 F Srazer N. W. SEE OUR SPECIAL GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES. CARPETS, ALL GRADES. UPHOLSTERY GOODS. SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS IM LACE ieee magi aes oe mat! CURTAINS. = etree OREM Boe, we jeDow A immedi Mi 5 ‘Azizone: hou ately. “Apply to Mire CG. Ayresp ED: WARE, AXIRST-CLASS WAITER AT, SCOTT, 216 9th st. n. w. a15-2t° SALE h e mat stay at 1823 Jetefwon Place, bet 18th and Toth and ret eS ‘ANTED_AFIIGT-CLASS TATLORESS AT 912 ayivania ave. acess t trst-c hands need sppi. MORIARTY." “YY GEES" Waren — A GOOD HEALTHY COLORED | Woman to docooking and washing in a sm family, | Apply, with reference, at 117 East Capitol at. Wate MAN TO DRIVE AND TO Wi room; references required. Call 19th st,, after rr before 10 a.m ‘ANTED—A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND iron, for small family: best city references re. oui oul between 7 30 aiid D pans at 102 Bet. we. x yANTED—A RELIABLE, WHITE GIRL TO DO the entire work for a family of two person: references. Apply at 116 1st ‘ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN CUTTING AND Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns cupsgmenstre. ‘May Building 7th and E sts. u.w. ‘ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by Ladies. Men and Women, white and colored. for all kinds of domestic labo! with references. 717 _n9-6¥" AND WOMEN TO CALL AT ‘ues. White and colored women cooks, 810 to $20, Chambermmaide, nurses, scrubs and mien cooks, (COMBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 926 F at nw. Witteman gua cook’ MAN AND WOMAN, AE cea aud cook; Cooks and Eoin ase actin, SE COOES: ¥i ae CLASS, #10 = 330; es, Sales}adies, Coachmen, Waiters, BUI Wii aitress General Wings Worksre, wis soloscncea Nat Tse Buresu, 517 7th st. ANTED—A STEADY, '§ Yearn old as ceyer aust. be a good tician and. rapid wand experienced in handling mone; md re- (ured for faithful performance of aug. Rint in own diwritipe, stating experience and particulars, Box 25, star office, ‘am A) ANTED-A_ TEMPERANCE MAN_ fates ‘ontside largest cities. to represent an old house in inscction * Siler fo havin, 810 per mouth eter” d10-6t ences, MANUFACTURER SUPT» Lock ‘Bae 185 NY-s d2th-im J ANTED_—BOYS, WITH GOOD SOPRANO AND DWartecrcee cin rd conte tsa mae Salaries paid. Apply to Dr. ES. KIMBALL, 713 12th st ue morning 11 o'clock. Wr a TO WORK FOR US AT their own hoines. 87 10810 per week can be quiet Iy pnade; No photo. paintin full particulars please address. : e CRES no canvassing. For once, NT ART CO, 42-14t 19 Central st., Boston, Muss., Box 5,170._ WANTED CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- ance; salary sud commission. Apply to 220 4 st. nw. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—A TRUSTWORTHY YOU: iG MAN 1S desirous of employment of any kin towork.” Address A. 8. K., Star office, WANTED A LOUNG, MAN, 19 SEARS OF age, fuirly educated. of excelleut habits, desires a Situation in a good grocery store, or some other busi- nets place. Reference furnished If required. | Address Star office. a6. ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS WHITE COOK, ina private family, to cook oF to nurse: can do chamnberwork; of references furnished. city or country. Call at 21719 inet aw, (__al6-3te WANTED BY A SETTLED wont AN, WHO UY. ratunds dressuiaking and children’s clothes, ds rst class operatcron the machine, a situation in private family: references. Apply at 1235 7th st. 5 Wrantheosr A DRAUGHTSMAN A SITUATION ‘with a patent attorney, will work for small salary if see ines is given toinstruct me in eae N., Star office. Bt UL Ee ee CELE and l—with city references. cObmBS fe oe Gas pa ‘ANTED — SITUATIONS FOR rand AND ‘women as cooks, chambermaids, nal ies, clerks, walters, butlers, coachmen for private fanuili iste onansantn, wires and omtces 3, BUR RN a Haute} pee 2 F st ARTERS FOR NO} HEADY Wat sal Nirses, Coschinen Waiters ted Sek House Workers, ‘with references, at Nat. Labor Bareau, 517 7th st. p.w. d10-6t WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY JANUARY 1, FOR NOT OVER 865 Rovere eOnth, 8 laree,, sunny, floor, trout ith alcove, or two, communicating Room furnished, aa parlor and. bed room, with good gentleman and wife, wish stove or open bd convenient bath, within four Wieck ot “eer, 0029. ‘business. di4-3t* es W. iets ie st. and Pa. ave. n.w.; private family preferred: Perm wif ated. Address Box 80, Star office. WAXTED {A COMFORTABLE ee OF ONE Rooms, on first floor; ferred. Ad- rots PREMANES Star othee ait TENAN' WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS W2xtD70 BUY A SMALL IRON. SAFE WITH combination lock.” Address, Price and where can be seen, Box 108, Star office. © dié-ot ITEIN’S, 918 F ST, SELLING WASTED SALrzs: 3,918 F BT 6 iG ‘out entire stock of watches, cl wwelry at below coat, will continue the business with's tanre Stock of Opaeal poods. Gall tann mediaialy ad secure tical reat bargains foF holiday presen Witeree ett sanersea RATS — SLAUGHTER houses, ivory stablon and private houses cleaned rata bay SABE or JOHN HOIGAN C15 “airot ma WaEaan ONE WISHING CEMETERY ‘work attended to by skilled and cureful workmen, or tonee our beantiful new desizna of Monuments, Freud Stones, Coping, Vault and Altar Work i Talia marble or griite, call on SF. MANNING '& CO.. 1320 Pennsylvania a ‘Rowand original sd free on. ion. fui WANTED TANZERS AND OTHERS TO CALE to get our low figures on brief work. e inters, 030.2 TAYLOK & a & BARE Ee Print ANTED — MRS, ANNIE C.F) FAUNCE, 7 writer and copyist; office and residence, 22 diana ave. Best of references. W {reference ANTED — UPHOLSTERY OF FINE PARLOR aud remade. Samples of all grades of goods for cover ‘end other furniture: hair mattresses renovated Hand. Moth exterminated. Cabinet repairing. os ose» ‘Practical Upholsterer, 1906 14th st. D. w. stg get stables in, Fairfax county heer rms low. Inquire at H. G. BOG REE Ce sda 1400 Sth at. nsw. ‘nz4-im* iTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER E pougur we cash by Wal. EREIDERICH. the Stan niectring oweler, OUS Tih ats opposite. Soi m. Witne WASHINGTON'S MAGIC CREAM, or Instantaneous Cure—Any breaking, Cad on face or Sabenerne ‘Moth pimp! ee ag black heads, Tonge id’ e.slercaupioton inrared 0s cies ‘use it; perfectly harmless. onials on. shpiication. geek aetord meh tat cor, 7th and I sts, BeKaie idth st. and B. I. ave.: fora: ig Shatter LD. ster, Sor. els fe ae TO AT $8 PER a esas WE Rees Bes faunbingy » spectaity, Coupe Hockaway, not done up. ADR cheay Fe SALETA HANDSOME CHRISTMAS HOUSE For Sale cheap, at 716 10th st. ne. d14-1¥=_ R SALE—$200- WILL BUY A GROCERY AND Foeta ces nope oan | ol i ee ieee ee ‘Aa- | & Gites BUSINESS, Star office. al4-4t* Hares fine coach teams, two coups or pole ind six hoses suitable for cou idiouse ail guaranteed sound asd Hid. “WA F De EY, 0 Lst ih aise | Feetiniites ail horoustiy a and in pecgect | © roueniy- done ap si Fanning order: One leatientop Landau: one glass top Laudan. one ‘Coupelette, as ‘as ‘news ome {une Rockaway, own iake, fole abd shafts aso, Exo jOXCE, 413-16 2 to 416 3 iis st nw. GOR SALE — A TINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES, Fi gebig for miter use, comprising, Landaus, Lan- ulettes, Broughams, Coupesand Coupe Rockaways. 412 to 416 14th st. nw. LEAT PRIVATE SALE—A FINE (GE! s) gold watch, London ‘make, full jewe 0. also new style old spectacles, ea 3 tenitut, $0.4 hike violin #2, and an antigue sideboard $15. Address Box 34, Star office. dU OR SALE-SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN Ane Pianos from $175 upwank inchyding one hificent Kranich & Bach, cood as new, for 8200, WILD & BROS, 709 7th st Jot, one iigat Dayton Wagon. Tour Yorees. tures fur noone cing amen, te besson at Fremont Hous, 24,30 | romaat iow raton oh Res SS GHAN Wyle EAR THOMAS CIRCLE, HAND- OR SALE OR HA! RARE CHANCE— wi ‘8! wr RECON Being ot} wise occupied I offer the “Potomac fell furnished. two op, +4 Brick Works Tor’ ule ‘or ‘exchanize, situated three. riers or amile from Long ‘bridge, in Alexa Va.;capacity, from four to five millions of yer season suficiency of clay for ten oF iftesn ichinery all 11, wood condition, For further ticulars apply at office, GOs 14th xt-mw. da-daa OR SALE—CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, FOR FALL and winter use: Coupes, Brouviais, Coupelettes, six Passenger Rockaways, &¢.; Dut iitte ased , by acl well known makers as Brewster & Co.. Flandran, Demarest Rodzers, &c., at 405 Penn, ave., F. WAL MUHLHOFER. 41m OR SALE-BROUGHAM, BY BREWSTER, OF Broome st. Pole and Shafts; in first-class or- | no: der. Coupe Rockaway, Pole and Shatte: in wood order. Apply at PAINE’S Coach Shops, 2508 Pa. ave. d2-2m. OK CHANGE—TWO BEAUTIFUL Upright Pianos. one Parlor Grand, and oue Cabinet Grand—both magnificent instruments; the best made. Will sell at great bargain on small monthly payments orcash-or will take other ‘Pianos in ‘at good, value: Galance to siit AppIy at ence at PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS) * au 422 us ana to JOR SALE—STYLISH BLACK MARE, 15% HANI oats years old, sotnids Aina and weutien nalcaile Rot ‘ddle, Coupe or carriage. HOLMES’ Stables, 13th and ata __me7-Am* ter carriaes, dang, compe rocka oud hand. Aguarin: BB FRO | thind door, with table Boards at 180 Beam, will be | fssortimeut inthe city, y, at SCHMID'S Bind, «oop Napier Ev) = My vous; silver. china, libs tune, 12th re {ora nouth Pa ave ner ae FES orem Sara ne orp 301m” | a ae 173: one serond-h . | ML Gy or other parties: Temoudile, board de. | AlowaCircle...... HU sired” mat lm. | 1025 Conn. ave. forrent. HUGO WORCH "E 6O. EP | Sa aaa. | Vermont ave. near i ‘anury Birds, the best mae end Riso, Bird Font Enters Pade ett best.and gas. 200 Stanton Se | stone. R SALE — BARGAINS IN SQUARE ANI F Tight Pianos of the best makes new and second: Pefsdinced ed prices for one month. | Easy terms. Pay- Fans atta Ton, class Or RENT—SUr and beck nicely furnished, at 710 10th # with private JOR RENT—BEA’ F on second and third floors, with Board; refer | Tequired. 1416 N st.n.w. JOR RENT—1 RK REN =] Serene ISHED—THREE CO second oF third floor. lange closets, eat Ueht; south front; caterer next square. 1315 Room ow R RENT—A Jor; suitable for geutlen tlemen. oft ion i ‘OR RENT—TWO Oh THRE municating unfurnished Kooms, on second floor, | seeks gas and bath OR RENT Rooms over pariors: south front, open grate fires, grgrlocking lodgers. Towa 1 cotmodation me EST.% by day, week or moiith: Board furnished by a | er lady in restaurant attached, Ro room in all, rent sparta permauent tenants for the winter | Wi Hleace call at the ofice aud re 2-1m* )R RENT HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED ROOMS | 2222 11th’ ina private family exces, Fad RENT—A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROO AT 14 Oth stn. w. Revereuce exchanced furnished. comiuninicating roome HE with ‘and bath ; hot and cold water; Die for ght housek 5 R RENT_SPACIOUS PARLORS, WITH OFFICE | Fs ferences required. NT—AT 191 PERSONS LOOKING are cordially invited to call s Ofseme. D.G. PROCTOR & SUN a Tstand ad foots at ida P ind, en suite or singly. Ref ‘auired. 1419 8 st. new. ROR, Seem Boor. suitable tor two gentlemen tw table: near avenue aud ¥F rivala bath sscod @ouf: bestanl ee = —CONVENIENT TO somely-furpished Parlor eat and gas; 209 ist st.n.e. Suitable for member of Congress. 5-30" TWO HAND- 1103 One nee 823 HST. NW. nn oF two na convenient to North Gaye North Caja FUR ROO » Poweroy st, or, ae Fe® Resi housekeeping. “1816. s Flesantly apd Ayartinents, “Terns KENT—a TARGE SUNNY OOM, s ally suited t0'arwy’ ann wavy eapectally sat ray and Gay wpecially anid gay > VLEASANT Cow- 201 requis, await terms moderate. Apply to rooms in basement, or for housekeepinie: also two 6 siley. $30. other pleasant rooms. house faces south aud west, and | G26 isnewly decorated; sanitary plumbing. 112 JOR REN: SIRABLE Loc SUPTE OF NICELY FURNISHED | Cirele. Reasopalle rent: no other | TELL "Rhode: tslecad | NW. Pieasast | ‘A few t @ sv. {with best boar. sk TOP an st. Br ND ELE Fo SN Rat ot pay 20 HST. N.W,, HANDSOME AC- for gentlemen aid wife. Also, lance F st. lines of ‘ai0-¢ ITE. OF TWO PARLORS (FR RENTS {rooms and but iuouth, Fat FR Deon tt | yQoR § oN ‘OR RENT No. N.W., ELEGANT ROC Ist st. re Sthst. asa & OGhAI URNISHED ROOMS (OOM RENTT Fapered and painted nasit aud cre m; | fot ALBERT ‘= furnished, with agi calls for licht housekeeping | JYOR RENT he city. All parties having rooas ster Ez TA HENRETTA. | NT 13th st. cy $11 ne ter 2a-1st ‘RNISHED taining dition, Inguire F. W no30-1m | oftice. 41p WO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | -ITOL, HAND- | ‘and Bedroom, fucludi n24-1m* soe a Der ees for, new piano. The only ex- fouse in the cna THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 17 422 Oth st. (OR SALE—A THOROUGHBRED YOUNG, STYI_ ish and fast team of Sorrel Horses, with or without 3 fine road wagon and set of harness complete, cant be | secn at F, Orrison’s Livery Stables. 468 and 470 © at i.w., between 43g and Gt is perfect, please address ‘H IN, “whole sale Wine sad Liquor merchant, and agent for celebrated Trimble rye Slikies, 1200 Ba ave naw. at \OR SALE—FINEST TINE! “CALIGRAPH OFFICE.’ 0c20.m_W.H. PORTE, General Agent, 033 Fst. iN PAPERS. E-Lave, near 134M wt. now, withon jor st br, in very ext location to story frame, ten ry w ORE heat aE very Apply to” KOBERT Si coutaius twelve rooms, bath, ec 'S Drug Store, cor. 15th stand Fo KENT-LARGE HOUSE NEAR PATENT | Bac NICE a North Catto ata, OK RENT—TO PRIVATE FAMILY — i Dr. AS. WL MAT, "996 Fst. nw, 920 FARRAGUT SQUARE. 17TR ST. Now. letely furnished Residence oF voderate. 16-3" (00M BRICK HOUSE, desirable jart of the city” T Carpets, comices, nud three mantel mirrors to be ug house. Address “K. HL" with 16-3 12TH ST NW NEAT wo ss Math Rocha. water and a SWORIStEDT shape pp os ty SOOT? & WILCOX, yivania anode) 35 9TH ST Nw ‘Any at NAGE ve rooms, bath, &e yey ine sud heaters in ‘euod POX, #20 Fete. dit tm THST.N.W. BRICK, EIGHT newly: Foous and bath, water aud a (. M. SAUNDERS & BRO, 1103 F st. nw. SIX-ROOM HOUSE, Per monsh’ Inquire at 1938 5 ST—A LARGE BOARDING HOW: “¥ CoN. ith lanxe dining room, fp oud near Printing CALLAGI ¥ FUR nished house. delightful location. northwest. 10 rate Pent. ais 1 bet. hth & Ii i666 Rats near duh i FOR RENT—FLATS. K Lav.iir-connay, I —= 2 Le-mear deh 3h 51 Colina Road 100 ‘OR KENT—TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND- | ET ave., near eat furnished fate inthe Pordiand.cor. VUave. | fe 00 Oe ar Tt : ie aS Fe eS i RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | Kiet 1othk19ik SOK 83 }sth'aed Destine ate water, “7201 That aw Apnly WEITCH, FOX | i S088 Ve: ah st, near Pu ave. OTe n: ik rth wt ‘Pennsylvauia ave. aud 15th st. d4-lm | Tsuivet mens ea sat RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE del fal tird oor suite also sin- = thern expostire:open | TAOR RENTFURNISHED, 1512 8 ST, NEW three-story BUSINESS CHANCES. RK RENT— Re SALE—A RARE CHANCE—A COMPLETE tock of Dry and Fancy Goods Store, 1306 7th R_RENT—FOR A A LOW RENT, TO A FOE, RENT VERY DESIRABLE | rick, 12 rom F denirat ck EERER ERON MEER E 1418 Pat aw. 35. OST. 10 ROOMS, MOD. Tan Fendi anes dare BEALL, ee. 5 "BOON owner wants to retire ‘tenant, Store and —s near Q: in| brick po ‘House fronti ith, cheerful rooms. nn premises, on ect repair; ne dry collar, Apply at Sr Tahal | Ant Clase Tocalitg. OL Ds ee ee ApriS oe BSA, E CONFECTIONERY GOOD 1 “aise WEIGHT, 319°¢ 9st... crat 217 Fant Cap’ dié-1 ment; excellent ae Cay ene | roe ENT oe SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE. ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 1117 10TH ST. N.W.: EIGHT a brick house near the Patent o! wee PRE Dwellings, on west side rooms: rent 625; keys: * corner 10th. M pied ‘ood tenant at a rental of pao of isthe. between 9 nd, Ploree Place rent anode: | Inquire at 248 Lovisiana ave rental of $40 per month a BANIEL RAMEY, o90'P one w- aig se | agen eoos enant gh BR REXT—TO COLORED PEOPLE. FOE SALETAFINE LITTLE FRUIT, CONFEC- Faris RENT STORE 2096 14TH BT. NW LARGE | u.w'623 per mouth: mice four toon righ resret and Cigar busi 5 room House abs = ‘3403 cheap. Address CIGAR, Star office. Bete ia: 20. Mg gsr OO Pe mont. Apply t0 2005 Fe ove. a ‘(ASH OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR ALL CetcRngar es exoepting nony planer and rene ee 1920 F sth. Fa BRENT STORE, AND, DWELLING. COP we = ape ‘good stand E a sie i Fhe mil ‘Dec. SS (AT ELEGANT THREF-STORY. 0 avenue nw, un 2 x i 4 at 12 o'clock. Also Propositions wiil be Be. consic = Faz Basement: and, Abc ATF just approaching fe aris 7 eany aoe Le ee fee a eet au Es and the finest smoke stack in the District of a W. RILEY DEEBLE. alsin to JOHN ORY SHERMAN £ C oat 140° perfectly sound from to. ra, ae E RENT—TWO ose FRONT OFF "FICE RK RENT—VER) a Pantene lad ee Aa FREI "pom Beck Go not know whethe or not bat ts = POE REN RENT_OFFICE 1 aS = S es | oa ity 4193 Daca pen fon offer and. an eens ie until Puaday, ES 309 BORING 093 begin Jaa. 1 orwemsion st ence a: 2ist day of Dec., 1886. Am sot Brad abd others sk very chess a to attend to business niyaell at preset bu Dat Mr. Edgar ‘to be put in soon. JOHN pa suigt i ase Ry bookkeeper, will transmit Pat. REXT—BRICK ———, THREE Tribd Send eee reomnuriaea, in S| ieee four aquares north a15-6t ue wel EAN, een t Print a a nis aoe Sakae seek pause we forgticeoon Fats 655. cellarand al et ct and he ‘OR SAGE-CIGAR STORE, WELL STOCKED, SSSR oe 1525 Fat nw cars convenient. Abow ms, AVE. Bw atthe tween 14th and 13th. K handsonye fixtures, etc 467 pees in. Apply pes to owner, SAM E. “OBRIEN. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS aii-1m SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Horves, Cans, Lee Boxes, &c., for Address J. M., Star office. é HE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS ISCALLED TO the opportunities for splendid profits afforded OR RENT—TYPE-WRITERS, $5 PER MON terme 0c20.9m__W. H. PORTER: General Ageut, 083 F st. 1GRAPH OFFICE: | $2.80 {us GOGEDIC IKON MINING STOCKS. A com son Of prices of afew of the stocks in NEY TO LOAN. R RENT_NICE 7) w. section, Fe, RENT—STOP PAYING RENT A AND BUY 4 House: 9100 and upward, socording, to value ROOM AND BATH Hous ‘per month to with a [ KNIGHT, O25 F stn sy of balanee in mont ite and November, 1886, is shown below: : oe gh, pada Ted Py. “ay Sgt a = 3 Mine. Val. per-share. st cecces TORN AS SOME. gp,SUrT K&iGHT. 3 23 Fst. oot Terst foor dist ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL I ESTATE IN IN SUMS MS “¥ we room at gee 2 je ROE, intereet (No delay where be = itr oay Similar creel still éxist,as these mines are Sane ae 1006 F st.n, w. tw a. thers'are being developed. : Cah dor fuformation on HULL S' DEAN, Ageuts Heom 25,000; $70,000. $16,000, €10 000, $5,000 AND is cocene, ay 4, Glover building, 1419 F st. n. w. aii-Lm 2,000 to loan on ag Uirourhout: @40. 22 Ret ne, (OR RENT—CHEAP HOUSE, 1723 BA AVE. NW. | ai5.ow Peat Pee we, | improvements, new house: 823. jot of furniture for fesks, 0 LOAN—$30,000 ON HAND TO LOAN 18 tale OF hires "SOW0 H et. runs of ot lees tha $10,000 proved, Real | _a3-2w on SALE—SHOE STORE; GOOD STAND: LEAD- ewan's dO" fa! ia07 wane ‘al4-ot Fr RENT—TYLER & SOTREREORD, tg Ghorouerfare; crowing busjueas, stock ana de | SHEE aeeSsaond es gees Sn Carinae, separa. | G7 ggg-TOLOAN rene HE BEST OPPORTUNITY IN ATLANTIC CITY, "S000 ON REAL ESTATE, a te m the Ocean front, for first-class, hotel and cottags )__1a9) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN _ Set. 22th and Voth ts ‘lund je oupers ROBERTS & a 105 arket st; Camdon, 8.3. poNeY To 1 STORE-FRICE 3 63,000, 62.000 eee Grocery und_‘Tobe Boarding Housce, all Commercial ethos OF DANLEL WAMEN, 938 F a ees iw. 44-1m__ MOXEF 70 Lows: as | Cuneta aay. 4200 Lt ms ee ‘crmontave Get. i Stable in alley peer 1 18 SUMS TO SUIT, ata Of Above at ubce, and fo rea tl Santoary 1. Sw SRST BesoLey 1226 Fst. 0) TO LOAN MS aod RA’ gprner of st can apply to a sal Mi RE FREES, 80085 ‘aaa 2 Eoure CUNNINGHAM, Broker, Sonaspee st. 086-2m* (CoMMERCIAL 938 FST. Ny We. INEX TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS & | Canither ge gi nee Mom Reaty ory, i | shane ean avold al. fe i: | _n19-1m 1407 F st. is | Beers 1s for Aides Manne DESIRED. TO LOAN OX ‘n17-1m___ Respectfully, stir ‘York ave. ‘SALE—A DI ‘best and moat, in she city i 08 {Es ‘rlahes to Setire sppce ta 333, "ileaum ‘will be given by addreasing P. O. Box Mee ae ON, ache> SALES MADE OF, > eal Estate, ke. fork ave. PERSONAL. Wi raat cher VER PLATING ‘T WAS NOT DETECTIVES HORN AND. AS a ieee fees , 14k (ork ave. 2.9,00| BSE FOR BENT (THE ELRGANT AND. ASP, Dimmam ES evene iS eter ‘the ivenis ace ape, ye cel Eee ere aees mee or ever 1a aE ESTATE IN SUMS = ee WEEE Seat Lompieteoenian eater yo aon TOAR, SEAL ESTISE soe RENE 1983 oe. .avk, : wie ae pOuRTNG MEL “ano. w 720 20th st. nd Soa ae Souk ES oa ‘WILL PAY ma, & (eee lon Loe ae Rae Seams ~