Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1886, Page 2

THE THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: December 17, 1886. peor ‘The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bena fide daily circalation more than treble that ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the ether dally papers here added together. = THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or Ea No attention paid to Anonymous Letters. = —= = Advertisers will serve their own purpose best, and at the same time greatly accommodate THE Stak, if they will send in before noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Saturdsy's paper, the forms of ‘which must be sent to press much earlier than on the other five days of the week. ———+es______ ‘The Commissioners have done the right thing in authorizing 3 prosecution of the Georgetown gas- ght company for its violations of law. The defense of the company, as outlined by President Leitch, 1s that the violations occurred through the care- Jessness of the company’s servants and through an accident at the works. These allegations, Mr. Lettch assumes, furnish a sufficient excuse. It 1s impossible to foresee what view a petit jury will take of such explanations; but if the question be ‘tried before a judge who knows the law, the in- structions of the bench to the Jurors will be that a corporation is responsible for the carelessness as ‘well as the deliberate wrong-dotng of its servants In the regular discharge of their duties, and that mis- haps attributable to anything short of divine in- terposition do not absolve the corporation from ability in damages to anyone who suffer$ harm ‘therefrom. eee Lancaster, Pa, 1s the scene of a tramps’ re- Dellion. Forty-eight of the roving gentry who have found refuge from the winter's cold in the ‘workhouse have fortified themselves against their ‘keepers and propose to fight unless roast beef and soup and plenty of tobacco be given them. ‘Strangely enough, the authorities purpose using force for their subjugation. This s unreasonable. Ordinary paupers, who have struggled hard to earn an independent living, but have finally thrown themselves upon pubiic charity because ‘they are incapacitated by age, weakness of mind or physical infirmities, might be treated thus harshly without injustice; for they are used to coarse table fare and scanty comfort generally. It 1s @ very different case, however, with the high-fed tramp, whoall through the mild season has lived on the fat of the land. When, therefore, he condescends to accept the public hospitalities, 1¢ is natural that his trained palate should revolt ‘at bread and molasses and cheap coffee, and that Yestrictions on his use of the narcotic weed should stir his noble spirit to the potnt of revolt. Roast beef and soup and tobacco, forsooth! Let the managers of the Lancaster workhouse send out for the best caterer within reach of their purse, and set forth a bill of fare from Blue Potnts to Reina Victorias so complete that the most fas- tidious tramp cannot take exception toit. How much better would such conduct be than the violence which is now contemplated, and which ‘Will efther drive the tramps out of doors in the midst of winter's rigors or humiliate them to the potnt where proud spirits too often break! a Tt would give inexpressfole comfor: to politicians everywhere if the letters that men write, like the good they do, were “oft interred with their bones.” ‘The resurrection of a fifteen-year-old epistle of Gen. Grant’s to prove his disbelief in the sincerity of Gen. Logan’s republiganism, is likely to ac- complish nothing more than the stirring up of bad blood, There are few of us who would care to have our opinions published fifteen years after ‘their first utterance; for such a period witnesses many changes, not only in our sentiments, but in ‘the objects of our criticism. It ts highly probable that, if Gen. Grant had written a letter about ‘Logan ten years later than the one just brought to light, it would have been in a different tone; for by that time Logan had united with his fellow ‘Senators Conkling and Cameron in the establish- ‘ment of a “stalwart” wing to the republican party, after having proved his devotion to Grant himself ‘at Chicago in 1880. The newspaper charge that Gen. Logan's partisan loyalty was once suspected ‘by Gen. Grant has now been proved as conclusively as need be; but what does it signify? —<—<—$<$<—$<— Aspirants to the Presidency would do well to take note of the fact that Judge Gresham fs being talked about pretty freely for that place in vari- ous parts of the country. They will observe also that there are a good many strong points urged in his favor. Thus: Ist, as a lawyer of ability and in- tegrity he has always ranked with the best in that profession; 2d, he was a gallant andsuccess- ful soldier in the war between the states; 31d, he @boved great capacity as an executive officer ‘while a member of the Arthur cabinet; 4th, he is every where recognized as one of the ablest, most fearless snd upright judges on the American Dench; Sth, and last, but not least, he is a gentle- man ofunimpeachable private character. A man Yor whom these qualifications can be justly claimed is likely to be a very formidable candidate, Defore both a nominating convention and at the polls, Those possessing them all are scarce in- (eed, $$$ > —____ It 1s solemnly given out that “the officers of the Washington Heat and Power Company are very indignant at the action taken by the District Com- missioners in revoking the permit granted them ‘by Commissioner Edmonds, when in office, to open certain streets for the purpose of laying the neces. Sary mains to carry on their business, and assert ‘hat great injustice has been done the company.” Very likely this isso. But theirs 1s not the only Indignation that exists in regard to the matter. Everybody else in town not interested in that com- pany 1s “very indignant” at the action of Commis- ‘sioner Edmonds in granting the permit referred to, and think that “great injustice” was done when he assumed to give permission to have the ‘streets of Wasbington torn up in the interest of Private speculation. —————— A “Bugle Blast” is the winsome heading toa late ‘Washington letter in one of our New York cotem- Poraries re-announcing the intelligence that “Sen- ator Van Wyck, of Nebraska, is preparing to in- augurate a Vigorous crusade against some of the Yarious abuses aud monopolies of this city and District.” ‘This “bugle blast” business looks well in print, Dut it doesn’t amount to the force of a thistle down as a remedial agent. It has been sounded before; lots of times; but the wrongs seem to tn- crease every year, and the people of the District ‘Decome more helpless with each succeeding Con- gress. Let us, therefore, have no more “bugle Diasts.” Give us instead the “flashing gleam of ‘trusty claymore” afmed at the heart of some of Our hoary wrongs, or the “dull siekening thud” of @ battle axe crushing through the skull of one or woof our entrenched abuses. The alarum has een sounded long enough. Let the Senator from ‘Nebraska and his colleagues in the two houses of Congress hang up the wind instruments for a “Mhile, and do something for the District, “and all ‘the people will rise up and call them blessed.” a ‘Tt seems Uks a rather har=h rule to deprive all the newspapers of the country of the privilege of advance copies of the President's message in future because two or three papers abused the eoufidence placed in them a few days ago. No Teprobation they deserve. be stmple justice tothe restot the ‘which ts above resorting to dishonesty as a means of obtaining a reputation for enter- a Suyuneeeessne ‘Much excitement has been caused in Amster. N. ¥., it 1s said, by the publication tn one of the newspapers of that city of a complete expo- Sure of the secrets of the Knights of Labor, in- eluding the mode of initiation. There may be a Good deal in this, or very little. An alleged expo- ware was published in one of ‘the leading papers ot ‘tae country several years ago. It contained noth- Ing at all starting. GLOVES: GLOVES! Tae Usvan PERPLEXING SITUATION. CHRISTMAS 15 NEAR. ‘NOW WHAT TO BUY. for the past few weeks in the ‘We have suggested ‘what to buy. different dailies ery Lace Edge, 25c. Wate ‘tenetiiched with Colored Scalloped Magen lore ton tes fous Soe. to 8150 Embroidered Handkerchicteyt white and colors, from ‘5c. to $1: 10 per cent: ‘by the dozen. LADIES’ INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. Sheer Linen, Hand-Embroidered, 350 ozen.“‘Hheve goods hovas were sown belete Tor Jess than 50c. ae LADIES’ ay HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘orschon Eilge. from 81 to $2.50; 10 percent reductior the Real Point Lace Handacrehots, from 61.25 to #7 each. LADIES’ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. AILSilk Handkerchiefs, in all colors, Polka Dot, 19¢. ‘each, $2.25 dozen. Solid Colors, Silk Handkerchiefs, all shades, 250. each, ‘8:3 per dozen. Silk Double Hemstitched, 50c. each, Han Embroidered, ped Edge, $i 75 as GENT’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. All Linen Wide Hem, 3c tacit 289 yer dates. Colored Border, . each, $1.75 per dozen. A better quality, 20c. each, $2.25, dozen. delle Baca arco, very best quality. eee > ae ers MUFFLERS. ‘olored ite Silk, from 30. ee aes SP nen 30. 5. ie lers, in light shades, GENTS CASHMERE MUFFLERS. White Cashmere Mufflers, various colored Stripes, 75c. Colored Custanene al ‘in GENT’S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. White China Silk Handkerchiefs, in wide or narrow 73¢.y worth $1 te China Gent's hhemstitched, ins box. $1 per box. einai, Nai ionen to box, ‘dozen. or, of Handkerchiefs who do boxes a nice Handkerchief ‘more presentable. We will also 1a} any goods purchased of ‘until desired, by paying tall deposit on the suines” ‘This ‘we do with mutual interest at heart, It ro nd discomfort later om, and to usit is helpr ‘in ‘a good many ‘ways, so we sdvise all who can make selections now. ONE PRICE. 420-422-424-426 7TH ST. 134 Tra Se az 734 Tr Sr HH 0O Ln ppp HOHOOL HDD HHHOOL ib D HHOOL Up Dp H H OO LLLL I DDD A PPP RRR ERE gSSy RN Pop kok gy oss EEE SS PPP ERE RE 55s, EE NN P R B gee Sss5 ERE N NN CLOAKs. CLOAKS. 5 CLOAKS. EWMAREETS, $7.98. This is in fine ‘Berlin twill,trimmed with Astrakan ; lange buttons and ornaments. Ou, 219 PLUSH VISITES, quilted satin lining, 0.98. Our 817 Diagonal black and brown NEWMARKETS. Astrakan trimming, satin lined hood, $12.98. All our 87 NEWMARKETS, black and brown, $4.79. Our Boucle and wide Wales VISITES sold at 39 $10, all at the ridiculous price of 34.79. Another lot of those $22.50 SHORT JACKETS which Went so rapidly several weeks ago. ‘These g0dds sell all over at 84. All our $10 SHORT JACKETS in Berlin cloth hand- somely trimmed iin Plush, Astrakan and Beaver. at CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. All our $6 Plush and Astrakan trimmed NEWMAR- KEES $3.89; extraordinary value. Our $9 GRETCHEN COATS, gathered and pleated skirts, Ast-akan collar, cuffs and belt, satin lined hood, fine buttons and cloth, $5.89. Best value ever offered. Our $4.48 COATS for children in Newmarket, coach- ing aud hemlock styles, nicely trimmed, $2.98. All our Missest NEWMAREETS sold from $12 to 819, at the ridiculous price, $7.98. This lot is worthy of your inspection. SMALL WEAR. 12%. Linen HANDECHFS., fancy borders, 9¢. ‘Misses’ APRONS, very long, 5 tucks, 2lc. Children's LEGGINS, 23c. Fur top GLOVES, 49. Plush SATCHELS, 4c. Pure Silk MUFFLERS, 81.19. 4-Button KID GLOVES, 50c. Gents’ 25¢. linen hemst'd col. bordered HDEFS,,17¢. ‘Hand-knit HOODS, 20c. Se. JEWELRY, 19¢. 8c. JEWELRY, 49. Gents’ SUSPENDERS, 1c. £89. Tobogan CAPS, 69. 8c. Tobowwan CAPS, 89c. Silk HDEFS., 68c. Above and a great many other bargains at 1” BRASS, LEATHER, ETC., DIARIES, PRAYERS AND HYMNALS, ILLUS- TRATED GIFT BOOKS, CHRISTMAS CARDS ar CHAPMAN'S, 915 Pa. ave. Brass Goons AT HAYWARD & HUTCHINSOWS, 424 OTH STREET. Easels, Tables, Sconces, Towel Racks, Screen Frames, Umbrella Holders, Music. Back Coal Hods, Wood Holders, Coal Vases, Candlesticks, Toddy Kettles, ‘Trays, Lampe, Andirons, Fenders, Shovels, Tonge, Pokers, Jamb Hooks, Hat Hooks, Coat Hooks, Gongs, Banner Stands, Banner Rods, Mirrors, Triple Mirrors, mai Safes, Receivers, Trevets, Coal Grabs, Sets, Paper itters, Candelabra and many other articles for the holidays. Some unique pieces of Doulton and Ware for mantel ornament and many things ot tose een, where. 417-6 HALF A SCORE OF ETCHINGS, THE ANCIENT MARINER, PARADISE LOST AND OTHER BOOKS, WITH DORE ILLUSTRATIONS, ROMEO AND JULIET EDITION DELUXE, FLOWERS FROM DELL AND BOWER, FAMILIAR BIRDS, DAINTY SINGLE ©. C. PURSELI, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, Normanton. Beginning SATURDAY, December 18th, and ‘We have been advertising for some weeks tittle Boys’ continuing throughout the coming week, both of Suits fortwo ninety-five. We wold iit hate 'you'te ai bovi! odv 23. ‘our establishments—921 Penneyivante avenue M9? |. end 1013F street—rill be hept open wnt9 o'cleak p.m, to accommetlate those of our chstomers aE r shop earlier. Do net delay your purchases. Shop ‘We know these two ninety-five sults SA ips: ee at once. / . = : 33 bsoaig | De woop! -& LOTHROP. country. “they are sold to us for ati. woot. wait ao dat | Caenaicd sa weareable to guess stit, they sre att, woo, All ‘we know about it positively is that if you buyone you get full value for your money, the rest you take your chances, THE FIVE dollar ones and mark them down to five dollars. Mark you! to fill up the assortment. This we have done this week, eae YOR THE BIG boys, ten dollar suits are best, though we have them down to five. When we say big boys, we mean those up toseventeen years and who wear long trowsers and ‘Vests with their coats, young men as it were. THE SAME REMARKS ‘will apply to overcoats for boys; as low as three dollars for the little {allows beet values about five; and for the big bors, cheapest st tn and as low as ive dollars. Iistrug, only rich people can afford to bay five clothes for children because they ‘outgrow them, but there ish. es HAPPY MEDIUM ‘which true economy exalts, and buys of SAKS & COMPANY, CLOTHIERS, TAILORS, HATTERS ax> FURNISHERS, Seventh Street and Market Syace, 17 BS od 8 OG MMAR F gs ae ae ee | BBB A A UU MMM = Sgg8 GIGANTIO EFF Perr. ge AE ps ¥F U Ree Sss, AA L EE EF U UR R AAA L EK F wiRE AYA Tout ker = ‘Having heard indirectly that a New York furrier was about to fail, I communicated with friend, who by dispatch advised me to see the stock st once. My in- dignation at being informed that the stock would be sold only in large lots was beyond limit after taking the time togo to New York at this busy season; but decided, however, to venture and trust to unheard-of Prices to get rid of the lot, WHICH I AM BOUND TO. Do. It is unnecessary to comment on the FURS we will offer. The goods are too well known, and figures that ‘we will offer them at will startle and set to thinking the most careful buyer. EFF U U RRR 2 UU ORR FF U U RRR zg UU RR ¥ UU RR TTTTRRR 11MM MMMM MMII NI T RO RIIMMMMMMMMIIN T RRE IM MM MMMM MIIN T R RUM M MM M MIIN T R RUM M MM M MIIN Two-inch natural NUTRIA, former 5c a yard. x ‘Three-inch NATURAL NUTRIA, former $125; ow 88c8 yard. Z beget ‘Two.inch Hudson Bay BEAVER, former price,82. now $1008 yar ay BEA’ ‘Three-inch Hi Ba; Pyar ee gy BEAVER, former price, adiouy,inch Hudson Bay BEAVER, former price, $6; Four-inch NAT! MUSKRAT, » 83: a Zouiggh NATURAL former price, #: Two-inch NATURAL LYN3 68; ateginch iX, former price, $1.68; Three-inch NATURAL LYNX, Trimming, mer price, #308; how 8200. PUY cages Genuine OPOSS' ‘REY ngearine g Taf, Genuine GREY FOX, Genuine MUFFS AND COLLARS” Genuine RUSSIAN H. ‘MUFFS (imported), mer price 81.50, now be sess qJtpotted SEAL MUFFS, former price #450, now IMITATION SEAL MUFFS, can scarcely be dis- from [01 gineuished from, the genuine ticle, former price CHILD'S NUTRIA Mi 5 2eeae 'UFFS, former price $3.50, Genuine OPOSSUM Bow $2.98. Genuine LYNX price 97.50, now 8S 00 aa cut esc i Gen REY FOX SETS (2 ndignuine Gi (tuft and Colter) $7.50, In MUFFS, BOAS, CAPES, STOLLS, &c., of Beaver, Nutria, Lynx and variety of other FURS our stock is ‘unequaled by any furrier in the city. ‘We will offer special inducements tintil thisenormous stock is cleared out. BEARIN MIND THAT THE GOODS WE OFFER ARE FIRST QUALITY AND THE BEST IN MUFFS, former price $4.00, PE A FE WM TF aits Zt be Be iA) BRE os. 7TH. 8TH AND D BTS. az OR ge ge pe J L USEF | HOLIDAY PRESENTS. TO SAVE YOUR MONEY YOU MUST BUY THEM AT THE FAMOUS. KINGS on re sae Tage Arron Ste. ‘we quote: voice of 5-buttop pinked.wrist Suede ofeieaea anette pair. New involos of 4-button ‘are ex: oglese ‘quality, bisck and ‘Si per ‘New invoice of Misses’ and Ladies? 4-button Suede Crete pegs on back, assorted ipevot adios and ‘Mon's Fur-top, of Ladies’ and Misses’ Cloth Flannel Skirts, blue, ‘Wide Dox pinited. rule, rts quailty, tales box iffle, pe er a Tn in Flannel and Cl Ws pe. Saga estratiee 8 the. sble colors, $4, $4.50, 87 50 floor: +) (Secona Aone, take elevator) Foe Parerurue Consers pa ° wamaiers. Baur oe ay ages “Good-ahaped White Coutil Corsets at 50¢. per me , durable on oy Fine German Woven Corsets, and perf side steel Only 7c: and $3 per pair iy—The "EC. sta persephone ‘Corsets in = ery rocks ‘made shapes, lengths and styles, both white par, French “Short Length” Corsets, 91.75 and §2.25 : 14S eueh “Abdominal” Coracta, $2.50 "ae: Satin Corsets, al colors, $3 per pair. guarant corsets ‘a8 near fection in shape and finish as has been arrived a (Second floor: take elevator WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 1 Accerraste Canigratas Presexrs LADIES’ COLLARS OFFS. Useful: fudispennable articles aiesnest arpreeiate, Doz. Ladies’ White All-linen Collars, war- ypated S-ply, medium height, Sizes 11 to 15 in. or 50 Doz, Ladies’ 3-ply All-linen Collars, double bution, extra igh, fine quality. "2 fot Isdies’ All-linen High Collars, with turn- down points. 19¢. each, 100 Doz. Union ‘Linen Cuffs, sizes 7, 7% and Bin. Exch cuff has a neat inctal button, very negt aud attractive, Ouly 12 He. per pal 200 Ladies’ Percale Sets, nine cholce styles, each set in y box. Only 35e. per set. 100 Boxes of Fancy’ Ruching, iace edge, atx yards ina box, Only 80c. per box. We axain call attention to our superb stock of Real Laces, Lace Handkerctiets, Fichus, Ties, &e., whieh in ‘order to cause their disposal be! fore Christinas we have inarked at exooedingly Ww prices, (Second floor; take elevator.) alz WOODWARD & LOTHROP. fane; az Houmar Goons. USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL. FINE LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS, ROCHESTER ELECTRIC LIBRARY AND PIANO LAMPS. FINEST AND LARGEST STOOK TO SELECT FROM IN THE CITY. BRONZES, STATUARY, SCONCES, PARLOR AND TABLE EASELS, OIL AND WATER COLOR BOXES, ALL PRICES. DECORATED GOODS, &C. POLYGRAPHS. EVERY BOY AND GIRL SHOULD HAVE ONE. GEO. RYNEAL, JR, ARTISTS’ AND PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, & ‘We hive a large variety in white and colors, of fine quality, at prices ranging from 49c, to $1 each. ‘MUFFLERS. ‘We desire to invite your special attention tos Fine ‘White Silk Muffler, fall size, at 49c. each. Also to our large line of Fine Mufflers, in white and colors, full sized, froma 98¢. to $3.48 each. (CHINESE AND JAPANESE SILK. ‘We haves variety of Chinese and Japanese Silk Hand- ‘xerchiefs, hemstitched, white, colored-bordered and initial, at prices from 6c. to 98c. each. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Only four items to speak of to-night, but they are ‘worthy Your consideration. ‘TOBOGGANS—Hesvy knit wool, fannel and Jersey cloth, im & variety of colors, Prices, 25c., 390. and 49c. €2.48 to $1.25, and from $1.74 to 74c. LADIES TRIMMED HATS. For $3.98 and $5 we are selling $10 snd $12 goods, as we have decided to carry none of them over. ‘WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. 33 az 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. N. W. Ovsncoars. Ovescoars. STORM COATS, OUT VERY LONG, WITH BROAD COLLARS AND MUFF POCKETS. PRICES, $10 TO $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, 4 MEDIUM LENGTH; VERY HANDSOME. PRICE, $20 TO 950. KBRSEY COATS, MEDIUM WEIGHT, DARK, MEDIUM AND LIGHT SHADES. BEAVER OVERCOATS. BLACK, BLUE, BROWN AND OXFORD; ELY- SIAN, CHINCHILLA, FUR AND ESKIMO. & B BARNUM & CO, 416 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Hoty Fons, SEALSKIN SACQUES, SEALSKIN JACKETS, SEALSKIN VISITES. We have ed from New York and ny ghave just return opened SEAL PLUSH SACQUES AND VISITES At Reduced Prices. MUFPS, BOAS, STOLES AND COLLARS, IN BEAVER, OTTER, SEALSKIN, NATURAL LYNX AND MONKEY. COACHMEN'S CAPES, COLLARS AND GLOVES. FUR CARRIAGE ROBES, * FUR HALL AND PARLOR MATS. LADIES’ & GENT’S SEALSKIN CAPS & GLOVES. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, a6 Xouus FINE LEATHER GOODS. invited to the finest Hour inepoction is respectfully DRESSING CASES, CIGAR CASES, CARD CASES, ‘BOOKS, PURSES, CUFF BOXES, COLLAR BOXES, SATCH- GENTS" DRINKING CUPS, TRAVELING BAGS, BUGGY ‘MAENESS, COUPE HARNESS, WRITING TABLETS A ae ees ‘MUNFLEBS, from $lioe250, ‘HANDEERCHIEFS, 50. 75c., $1, 1.25 end ‘ 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. WANTED—HELP. _FOR_RENT—ROOMS. "ANTED—A ‘COLORED. Ee es Waxten— gS HAIR CUTTERS Wie D. 31 nw. Was re crn ea ° = THREE OR FOUR ROOMS UN- Feats, 5 289 K ST. NW. NICELY FUR- “marrind couse oF ste) Hy table board next door. di7-3t RENT—A SU'T OF NICHLY FURNISHED Hi Fogm ow the vec nd oor, wins open fre. 000 i eee Winter tirecertour young mem akere ortetore Wrrvfered fo avin beunrrers a : Rivet Mt flema oe Wiiergt Gah chi can te wae drew B. J. F- SALESLADI office 7-2 Wetiecnnbe si rastae AT id ge acne ane eres Watrnd: Sie sthet ne. we Mh cores he rt] m . ‘FURNISHED ROO} LY OR Fittoghe, tescfuly tursionst ie the shaent set mansion. 207 Cot uw. one aquare from stable Board nd woes ntteddannn “STS I ROR RENT—Two NicELY FU Fiicomm one with aicove 4 208 F SHED FRONT at 208 Fet.u.w. a17-3t° RENT_SINGLY OF TOGETHER—TWO0 COM. chropapont bright and cory Boderete, “908 Indiana ara dara Sag haTH STN. Wo NEWLY AND cams, tingle or ensuite, or, boaid, +, exch suai Cee a Bite reomne, wel sists qu 415 N et. nw. L a in > 17th st. a We ‘ Private attra white, h Sea NT—808 T ST, REE NEWLY FUR complete fe FAteekecnag etree amd ranges atrie R OF THREE UNFUR. WOR RENT —A F W: ‘ANTED—“LIFE OF GEN. HAN T neer ‘Heroes Sans Jones’ Reraonn ste curtaty” 66 | Het % ose ‘ jmenieresey dig-at* Hestatsiagtene renee AE SIMO | on RekT—ia0e TTT sruEET komen, WSASTED_A WATIER AND HOUSE SERVANT. -alno unfurnianed rooms.” Bost sid sil howe Feferences required. Apply at 1324 18th st. n.w. foria; private family ; terms very te, peeee se ai6.t yan: TWO GOOD MACHINISTS FOR T-SUITES OF ROOMS ON SECOND Wiiniret work, must work ten hours BLO) Fon Gia hose close rote, en eS 1406 New York ave. ‘a16-3t "| Jars TOK se nw Will be rented ia ated. Mi GRANT, Nb WAsieraRRD eaanians as gaaaige : seagate hee Star office, d16-3t wi ED—AGENTS WANTED TO REPRESENT Me ee ee ‘com ines FEANR s TIBBETS, General Manager, 1450 8 6 WWANTED_—DRUG CLERK—GOOD CHANCE FOR ‘Aen inan: must Come well recommended pes tered man preferred. Dr. T.J. JONES, 26th and. ave. 2.W. a16-2t° WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS TAILORESS AT 013, Fenusyivania ave, nw. none but first-class hands need apply. MORIARTY. L5-3e —A GOOD HEALTHY COLORED oman to docookine and washive 1m a ttuail family, | Abply, with reference, at 11: East Capitol st A) ent to measure. ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN CUTTING AND Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns amie. ‘May Building 7th and E sta. nw. WANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- conducted Ladies. Men and Women, white and Colonel for all Kinde of domestic aber With references. 717 M st. nw. 29-09" WVANTED — MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT N cnce, White, and colored women cooks, 610, to . “Chambermaids, nursce, scrubs and mel SCouis's BURGESS, Employment Bureen, 53 st. nw. 413-60" WANTED CATHOLIC | MAN | AND ‘WOMAN, D Coael houses ik: Cooks and, Houseworkers, cra Narsce: Millaer ‘Walters Shuckers nationalities: city and country. F. 2 F at, DW. “11-6 SURE I 60-858 i 'ANTED_—BOYS, WITH GOOD SOPRANO AND FR RENT —THREE UNFURNISHED kooMS, second floor heat and gas; 111 Eat. u.w. nee FOR RENT —1203 F ST. N-W-—ROOMS, EX SUITE ‘ing! ished or anfurnished, ‘secon: third Roors; heat and gua if desired. arate R RENT—A COMFORT, SUITE OF ROOMS, With private bath fore gruticman.. Heat moderate if permanent. Apply at {G09 H'st.'n. w. .ENT—A PLEASANT FURNISH) ENT—-1823 H ST. N. W. TWO HAND. somely furnished communicating rooms will be as parlor and bedroom or two on second oor, open fire: southern exposure; “convenient 0 ry FOUR UNFURNISH: ROOMS, second storg. with gas ann bath. ot and cold water, muitable for light housekeeping. 1816 Sth st. nw. POE RENT UNFURNISHED THREE CONNECT. ng Room, second oF third float: lance ¢ tea spd ligut; south front, caterer nexi square, "13 POR BERT SPACIOUS PARLORS. WITH OF is 3ai* or for hounekepine tag Tooms: bouve faces soutir aid weet, ‘ewig dncorsked, ancieery alaska nae FE ¥. a q JOR RENT—A SUITE OF RICELY FURNISHED over south fro ‘tres, or Towa Gircle. Reasouable rents no. other i required. “2211 "Hhode. Jaland Fok BENTTAT 1919 GST, NW. PLEASANT ‘sunny fogmn with best ‘board. “A Yew table tear, ers accomodated. no13-ow" Alto voices; also two T: for choir singing. Salaries paid. apply to. Dr. "EB. KIMBALL, 715 120 Dw., Sat ‘morning 11 o'clock. ocl5-thatsm = 2% WANTED-LADIES TO WoRK FoR Us AT (CELY Ft their own homes. #7 to $10 per week can be quiet fi ear Penn, etl pi paint 5; BO canvassing. For . = aap eS = ag Please S0TeENCENT ART CO. Fee Beep cAee, AP PLECANT 00! _@2-14t 19 Central st, Boston, Mats, Box 5,170._ | roommatiow hater Oot Tat mw and aleo y ANTED_-CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUE- | J3OR RENT—BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM! Was! ‘and commission. apply to 930 4% | Fonsccond ant tuird dooe with Bt oe at. ow. oc29-3m_ required. 1416 N st. n.w. 0cl6-fw* __WANTED—SITUATIONS Ws 'TED—ANYON’ EED OF A SOBER Y aud honest young man who is walling to work t-Class references, pleas> address ro ate imine V ouipetent Rervanta tre enraged for any and al capaciticn, in House and Store Work. Headg GOachmen and Waiters. Nat. Labor Bureal, fee Wer ane a ee, fairly educated. of excel Situation in a good grocery store, or some gther_ Dusi- hess place, iteference furkished if required. Address AL! Star offen alee WANTED_2Y, A FIRST-CLASS WHITE COOK, ina private family, to cook or to nurse, can. do chamberworks, best country. Call at 1719 (W‘itrtinds dressmaking ond children's clothes, and a first-class operator on the inachine, a situation in S private fanuily: references, “Apply at” 1235, 7th st. Law. cs lane privaie faintly: ‘LER, 507 11th st. nw. i9 YEARS OF t habits, desires. s 2, POE RESTROOM RENTING AGENCY, 1326 F ‘st, n.w.—We have a constant and increasing de. ed, with and light housekeeping many calle f H ‘or Bor eee eae Meee grees rev! ‘wan! (or tar ‘ial please cali'at the office and 5 42-1 FEE ‘Rooms: POR RENT_TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘communicating Rous on second floor and two on third floor, with table Board, at 1807 H st. n.w, ‘will be let single sim 2522 L BT. N.W. NEAR PENNSYL- Tenia avenue, in a private fainily. to Senators oF . C,, oF other parties, ‘reasonable: board if de- sized” Sain ERED aer-lm FOR RENT SUITE OF THREE LARGE, NICELY. furnished Rooms, delightfully located on public paste est and cue SO8 Wanton Vince Oo af end ansachusetta ave. nue. = BA VENIENT TO ©. Parlor Wet THAT ONLY RELIABLE a vants in all capaciti and colored: references. COOMBS & BU GESS, Emp. Burean, $26 F st. nw. ANTED — SITUATIO W frotien ae ‘cooks, ch dn, acer, Ite, jerks: waiters, butlers coachiven for private farsi hoteln, Testanfunts, stores and offices: FB by D602 F st. Uy ANTED_A SMALL HOUSE, SOUTHWEST OR (WV hiortiiwest: price not to excesd $2,000. "Address Lb. Star office. = S alr-2t NTED_TO BUY, OF THE OWN ‘SIX MORE PUTT O° GE COLLAMER, 629 Fat. nw. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WWANTED—TO PRINT CARDS AND CIRCULARS for f bby a responsible party: small space ncscrved for'advertieinent of printer. “Address NOFITABLE, Star office. se ‘ANTED—TO ‘Buy A SMALL TRON GAPE WITH combination lock. Address, stating and where ca be seen, Box 100, Star office. a16-2t N SA X'S, 918 F ST. SELLING A eH ea ee ‘will continue the Sey eee ee eal eer ¢ bargains for holiday presents. z ra 1ETER reat Witees: very sgutes and Daivats beotese zy HLING, oF ORS HOMIGAN, Gis het aw. Head Stones, Coping, Vault and Altar Work im Ttalian Pap SANSING CO. 1320 Pepnayivania ave. new. Ne designs fu ‘ey ris fet our low SS TAYLOK & BART, Printers, 030-2 ‘603 7th at. nw. NT_TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND HA somely furnished flats in the Portland, cor. 1d ‘Thomas circle. Apply, to Thos. 720 Trth et. n.w. & BROWN, cor. Pennsylvania av R RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE ou first floor: delichtful third floor suite: also sin- igs rooms tor ‘gentlemen: southern exposure: open fonable, terme advantageous to eriiancnt tensste ; van Permanent tena Te2 Tab. References RENT—FOR A LOW RENT, TO A GOOD tenant, Store and House on 14th st’, near Qin per- Sogt repair: fine dry cellar. Apply at 1537 14th st. alle On. RENT_A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE. ou eautifel ores, reli % tween 8 and Pierce Place; rent wode- Pate ton good want. 3. WP MYERS 1425 Nar FOR RENT—STORE 9006 14TH BT. sable with ave-reoth tely, $25, House Bm ; LARGE louse above: $45. Li, 1420 F st nw. FOR RENT—OFFICES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ OR RENT_BRICK HOUSE, 971 K ST. XW. aE OR RENT_ NEAR ew tty Bonliige zie Fentanyl Bt ane Cal JOR RENT. R ROME; FURNACE Or ORT open ‘ 4 Ve Mba 7 ik RENT—FINE RESIDENCE, ASth and Bow. now: 14 Hs subg al Py ar7et f 08 Pet nw. er ee eh 6: . S18 Loin st, 110 Léth st Fr. 4 a BS Let. Doshi at 40M etlor ote SOE Jar,4th and M ste n w.@25 40 - teat dee, eho Ai Fah ttm Hato: ante erioivian ee? me soe Riga Pegs ave. nw. Stable rr $36 3a The above ie only a of on my books, ES lle all oe el the Istand Lath." 117] THOSE WaGoaMAn 1209 Ost. 1512 B at, three-story brick, 1 416-6: PARKER & TO! USE, to 800" a * 1 Bthiet. ne. TERN AMER AT 207 i406) Bonnesieau ave a aise KR RENT — 14" 922 14TH STN. EW TH story ling, with ‘store ‘on ground floor “ae — nine pine tpl renee apd farmace, 920 FARRAGUT SQUARE, 17TH ST. NW. tly and ny furnished = Apartment. “Terme tederate i it RRENT—A 12-ROOM BRIOK HOUSE, Boperiect order in tert Goarane ctor eke, Dest location to rent rooms. oo ater eb ee eee ee rise <i fa Stat office, a 16% NTL Se Ser rag 8. 30. SWORMSLEDT Bap y . a Rh RENT—WE HAVE FOR RENT IN VERY DE Pee aw aees ee aes net § SORABLE ICES. Pi aeeceicas ea W22SSe' st. Sr} STORES. st, 4t..13.30/3001 M st... Forafull listapply to | WESCOTT & WILG JOR KENT 000 5 STN. w- oom and modern tui Bonth.“Apply to” KOBEKT Si JoH RENT_DWELLING, ‘contains Toosua, & OGRAM'S Drag Btore, ave. JOR | HOUSE NEAR PATENT OF- Soe, $f @ w-iw. twelve roouue bath Kc. papered and painted plumtime aud heaters in pov Sohaition. ALBEE FOL W0 Pata. caf Sm FOR RENT, 123 OTM ST: NW. BRICK, EIGHT ‘rooms and bat, water apd LM SAUNDERS & BRO, 1103 ¥ at nw. 518 = ROR RENT—-A" NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE Fiuttcue. it pormosth loguiest is FOR RENT A LARGE, BOARDING HOUSE, CON. ndition, cor. Paud ‘North Cayitel stxs near Print condition, cor. ff 4 Office. Inquire FW. CALLAG! Place. d15-3t* R RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE, WITH HEAT, Fe floor, 1319 F. ” building. W.. KILEY DEEBLE. a6-1m' adjoining “Sun’ RENT_TWO FINE, LIGHT FRONT OFFICE ‘Rooms in builaiter OSL or on. w. ‘a RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, IN BUILDING 635 slewator to be put in soon. JOHN MERLE 3420 Fat. Fa BENT —TWO BEAUTIFUL OFFICE BOOMS, each. ‘opposite Ebitt House, $50. or $2 fos of S rooune for offices on F at. $35 to\ ah autersaes 25 Fat. b. Ww. me FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS ro on ey ernCALIGRAPE OFFICE” 0c28-3m__W. H. POKTER, General Agent, 933 F st. MONEY TO LOAN. VVWANTED — MRS. ANNIE C. FAUNCE, 3 Waa ere eae diana ave. B ‘made. Samp ane mne Torcover: maples ° : Onhund- Moth exterminsted. Cabinet 4 Pein ial ropa, ee sale Ui NTED—HORSES TO WINTER, AT THE FIN- Wwe WW tktstabies in Fairfax county aL AS LD GOED _AND UGHT Le eee ‘ANTED—R. WASHINGTON’S MAGIC or Instantaneous Cure— Any oo or body cured. Moth Pipes, raion beck heeds, removed, and. a insured to all who SEEPS Soe pope Sires, cof, 7th abd tsi nw! a. 4 We southeast cpt ath st. and BL ave.: W. cor. 6th. E sts. n. w.: L. D. Walter, cor. Hans es RA ee © Simins, 1ath and New ork ave.: BOs and $2 per ‘box; sent to any address. 10,000 1 AN IN 801 3 pete LOAN TS SUMS TO SUIT. ‘a16-tm % 1319 F street. 3 uit at Loweat rate of in a eg = 1,000, $16, 00 FO 41520 ‘13th and F sts. now. LOAN—$30,000 ON HAND TO LOAN IN uo ogo ean toa $10000, tyra Bat SHEEMAN & GO., 1407 F st. nw. ara-ct $3 3, TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE, [493 wR _aim TO LOAN— IN SUMS TO SUIT, at lowest on approved real estate . No seo bile is ONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. ‘of all kinds Ms Seen ees Se one Waki? sacar. TO WINTER AT 98 a PER Fae aie ae st. 8 We SS n16-3m* CAR- Lee aes Witaaie a ome Tay BoE MELE MOK W285 op aaa be 29. LOAN ON ESTATE, IN SUMB en, WOR RENT_ TO PRIVATE FAMILY—FULLY FUR_ Fiatisss hase deiner Jocation': northwest 10 Audress PROMI rote Ney modes Be Fe, _RENT—FURNISHED, 2512 EST. x ape ony DK: VARRER Bow SSeS oem mtcke R RE. 8T_30 a0) PRESSES RA SF QOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE 12 ROOM brick corner House fronting south, cheerful rooms, ‘class locality. 201 D mtv. w. Apply to3. F WRIGHT S104 staw orat Bir Bast tay did iia 1 TWO-STORY ST ¥, Bi “927 Fst. nw. CE 1] ROOM AND BATH HOUSE repair: €50 per month tow Turuished House. with plano, 8 A. KNIGHT, 925 F st. nw. rome ss aise JOR RENT—STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY & House, $100 and upward, according to value roperty, down: the balance in quouthly’ payuiente sbcut equal to the rent you pay. | You will thie i: say” * mu uow throw sway for resi KAIGHT, $25 Fet nw. room Ie Aret hoor, aii st Fee Selig VeaRrOR, AP BASEMENT Sthat tw 400 TYLER RUTHERFORD, 4il-6r 26 F st. w. 9 RENT—TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Fr 1226 F st. nw. Real Estate Lt Fa. Fw Pann rooms; colar: ail moders ‘Apply tod. WP. Clot Mew Yor er uti oe BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM HOUSE tenn ee mabd-awe r York