Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Ed D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. = THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications, Contributors who wish to possess their manuscripts, if un- wsed, shoulel keep a copy. ws attention paid to Anonymous Letters, A question which intimately and seriously affects both the comfort and health of every per- son in Washington is whether the Gaslight Com- pany cannot and will not supply to its customers ‘@ Detter quality of light than that now furnished Dy it. The fact that there haslateiy been a nomi- ‘nal reduction in the price per thousand feet of its output, has nothing to do with the point involved im this inquiry. What is needed, and what con- sumers have the right to demand, fs an article of purer end stronger illuminating power than that ‘which they now get. In spite of all the official certificates and authorized explanations that can be produced—and they may had in any amount, for the esking,—everybody knows, by sad and ex- pensive experience, that in light-giving properties the gas now furnished, (when Congress 1s not in session) 1s poorer than formerly, and constantly growing worse, and that, in spite of the so-called Teductions in price, it costs more at present to adequately light a given apartment or house than it did when the price was higher, for then the quality was better. It is in fact almost impossible now to get from any reasonable number of burners Suffictent light for ordinary household purposes, while reading or writing or carrying on any special ‘work without the aid of a lamp, is almost out of the question. ‘Now, a state of things like this in a city the size and importance of the national capital is simply intolerable. It 1s disgraceful, altke to the man- agers of the company and those who permit its Jegalized robbery of s helpless community, and wholly unnescessary. A remedy should therefore ‘be applied at once. Better gas can be furnished; and if the existing company is not able or willing to supply tt, then a new company, better qualified | and better disposed, must be allowed toenter the field and demonstrate what virtue there ts in com- Petition. Hitherto the present monopoly has been bie to keep out opposition by interposing, among Dther objections, the argument that the excellently paved streets of the city must not be torn up for the purpose of Isving down new pipes. This pre- text, tf it had any force at all, would simply Present a choice between two evils. But a3 a ‘Matter of fact it is not worth considering for a moment. It ts apparent to any observing person that, between extending its own service into new | quarters and laying down down new and larger pipes in various parts of the city, the streets are disturbed as often and as seriously by the pres. | ent company a8 they would be by providing for the mains and supply pipes of a new corporation. But evén if that were not so, the objection so as- siduously urged against a competing company fs far less than the evils arising ‘rom the greed of ‘the monopoly which now has its feet upon the Reck of this community. The tearing up of a street is but a temporary affair, at worst, ifthe work ‘de properly done under competent supervision, as tt should be, and affects but a comparatively sinall umber of persons, for the time being only, whereas pure and good gaslight 1s a matter which vitally affects the health, evesight and bodily comfort of every person in Washington, whether resident or ‘visitor. Gentlemen of the Senate and House ot Represent- atives, shall we not have this great boon, to which ‘we areso justly entitled? The remedy is alone in your hands; and without your action to that end tt is clear that there can be no relief from the pres- ent expensive and gailing oppression. Are you for the peopie, or against them? SSS At last the government seems likely to deal fairly with the people upon whom it permitted a hybrid coin to be forced years ago. The passage by the Senate of a bill authorizing the Treasury to exchange, piece for piece, standard stlver doi- lars for trade dollars, and to receive the dis- credited into the accredited currency, is tn prin- ciple an act of simple justice. Unfortunately, however, the day of right-dotng has been so long | postponed that its benefits are likely to be en- Joyed most by those who do not need them. If ‘the trade dollar had never received legal tender [powers it would have been fair enough—whether expedient or not—for the government to treat it wholly as a token and refuse to recognize its statusas money. After having made It, however, money in every sense of the term, and required ‘the people to use it in the ordinary transactions of trade, there was not the shadow of right in de- monetizing it and refusing tt the privilege of re- demption. Up to within a comparatively few Years the trade dollar was quite as widely current | as any standard coin. Then a speculative clique, Operating in all parts of the country at once, made sudden war upon !t, and {t was refused in ‘Stores, on the railways, at the theaters, and in other places of public resort. The poor, who had taken it in payment of wages, were, of course, the Worst sufferers by this collapse, and the brokers gathered In every trade dollar they could get their hands on at a discount ranging from ten to twenty per centum. Their accumulations have been carefully hoarded in view of an ultimate change Of the government's policy on the subject of re. demption; but this does not change the abstract Merits of the case. Whether the House will take the same view of simple right and wrong as the Senate, or whether {t will make what it considers a fight for the people as against the brokers, re- mains to be seen. —————————— It ts not surprising that the convict Cluverius should object to the sort of ante-mortem atten- tions he ts receiving at the hands of certain sym- Pathetic persons. To be showered with tracts and prayer-books and pelted with bouquets was bad snoug! but the horrible ingenuity of torture whieb took form in Fox's “Book of Martyrs” was ‘the last drop in the condemned man’s cup of mis ery. One would not suppose that an era of civili- zation as advanced as ours could produce so much maudlin sentiment. The desire to show kindness toa man about to bid farewell to earth is natural, and not deserving of blame. But there fs as wide difference between a dignified manifestation of humane feeiing and a torrent of meaningless gush ‘ag between the heroism of the real soldier and that of the stage warrior In his tin helmet and paste- Doard cuirass. The treatment of men doomed to the gallows now-a-days is noi merely an offence to good taste, but is open to especial condemaation as reducing to ridicule a subject which ought to be Protected from all frivolous associations, ES es Juror Rosenberg, who: 1s credited with having turned the scale against Boodle Alderman Me- Quade in New York the other day, proposes now Ww distinguish himself as a libel prosecutor. Mis first Victims are the two men who swore that he knew certain meiabers of the boodie gang better ‘than he was willing toadmit. Tuts sort of busi- hess may amuse Mr. Kosenberg, and he may get Something ont of it which he can claim aga “vine dication”; but, after all is said and done, it is a man’s character, as recognized by his heighbors And the people who come into daily contact with hia im business, which stands him in stronger ‘stead than any clearance he can gtt from a court of law. ———. -=___ It ts a common statement from the lecture plat- form and the rostruia of political retorm meetings that the government always has to pay more than & private citizen m buying the same ‘Uilng. Prac- Geal politicians are wont to deny this. By statis. Ucs gathered in the Third Assistant Postmaster General's office it appears that the practical poli- Uctans are ahead on this argument, as far as Postage stamps are concerned. The stamps ‘which the citizen has to pay two cont ete ‘the government only seven cents at —_—_——_. = AMeerat Colston, tormeriy of the Egyptian army and now of the Surgeon General's office, 18 the latest addition to the list of Tasting experts, He hhas taken up the method of the Italian ‘Steel, aud confines himself io a liquid chemical concoction, taken at the the rate of one te: spoonful three mes a day. This is not fasting in the sense in which Dr. Tanner understands the term, but it bs ‘not the less astonishing. Its scientific value con- Sista, of course, in the demonstration of the power of the human system to sustain itself on a form of food containing the least possible amount of waste ‘Bubstance. $$ Professor David Swing believes that there is a place in the philosophy of art for the ballet. This im probably true; but the majority of the ballets | Misses Kid Gloves, $1 per pair. Carismus Is Come. ‘The number of ladies who have thronged our house during the past week and availed them- selves of our timely and seasonable reduction of ‘TEN PER CENT on all purchases of boys’ and children's clothing, attest strongly the popu- larity of our methods, They were loud in their Sdmiration of the beautiful styles and odd con- ceits to be found in our matchless stock. The pleasure we derived from the happiness to which we contributed, and which they took pains to show, amply recompenses us for the loss re sus- tain financially, through our great reduction of TEN PER CENT from market prices on all Dboys’ and children's clothing. ‘Tn our men’s department our strong point 1s ‘our Superb Stock of Overcoats. We have only space enough left to refer to two kinds in four colors. One is «West of England Kersey in brown and blue: both warranted fast; lined throughout with the finest satin; reduced from $30 t0@23. The other isa Chiichilla beaver in gray and brown, also satin-lined, both simply elegant; reduced from $25 to $20. If you need an overcoat don't delay se these are going rap- idly. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STS. GRADY. Manager. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND VERY LOW IN PRICE. Unique BASKETS. SACHET BAGS. ODDITIES, NOVELTIES. Elegant SILK UMBRELLAS, Sterling Silver and Gold Handies. Real DUCHESS LACES at half their value. HANDKERCHIEFS from $2.50 to $60 each. COLLARETTES from $3 upward. Embroidered French and Irish Linen HANDE'FS. NECKWEAR, RUCHINGS, RIBBONS, eto. Elegant Novelties in DRESS TRIMMINGS. Decorative metal work, reproductions from original ems best examples of Ancient and Modern Relief Work. Desirable Presents at _spectal prices will be found in CLOAKS and MILLINERY. FOSTER KID GLOVES—Gentlemen's plain and em- beoidered at $1.50 and #2 per pair. Ladiex'—William, 5,7 and 10 hooks, $1 to $1.50 per pair. Fowler, 5,7 and 10 hooks, $1.50 to $2 per pair. Foster, 5.7 and 10 hooks, $2 to $2.75 per pair. Every pair oe warranted. Open evenings, Sreciat HOLIDAY GLOVE SALE. HAVE BOUGHT 50 DOZEN. ‘WISH WE HAD 200 DOZEN. NEVER SAW A GREATER BARGAIN. ‘THEY ARE 4.BUTTON, EMBROIDERED BACKS, FINE EID GLOVES. IN TANS, IN BROWNS, IN STREET SHADES. EMBROIDERED IN BLACK, AND IN COLOzS TO SUIT ‘THE SHADE OF THE GLOVES. ONLY ONE PRICE. 60 CTs. PRE PAIR. ‘See our sdvertisanents in “Post,” “Republican” and “Critic.” To Accoumovate “I'xe Poatic Both of our establishments wili be kept open From none till Christmas wntil 9 o'clock P.M. You will receiv better attention by shepping before 11 A. I. and after & P.M. We are prepared te wait wpon more custom- ora than ever before, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SE Po. AGL S1R D By onGit01s 7 &. For the amount, a nice Umbrella is one of the most rensible and acceptable presents possible toxive. Our stock of Umbrellas is the istgest and ‘finest ever shown by us, manf having been pur- chased expressly for the holidays. Black Silk Umbrellas, fine Sterling Silver Heads, 26-inch, $2.60 Each. 28-inch, 3 Each. 28-inch Black Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, Bterl- ing Silver Headings, only $3 each. ie ich Black Sil Umbrellas, eile COR Gold and Shige ae nears greg. 26-inch Black, extra fine Silk Umbrellas, Gold Ball Headings aly €5 cack 28-inch B Silk Umbrellas, great va- Hety of Buc ee ‘Bil artist y rng Silver id artis ‘tra fine Sil Gold fei ‘26-inch Black Silk Umbrellas, superior of silk, Silver Ball oat Sib! oid Ball mountings, $10.30 a wos LOTHROP. Marx-Dovx Is Lace Hoxrs. lace the balance of our last year’s Lace Handkerchiefs on sale To-morrow Morning at the following reduced prices, to close them out before Christmas; Hand Embrotdered Lace Handkerchiefs. Swiss Hroduced froin 85-00 - 3 to to 4} reduced from $20.00 to 15.00. 15.00 to 10.00, We aguin call attention £3 the new sosk, pur- iy for the bolidays. chiel Duchease, ‘Lace: Miuudberehiets, 81.50, FS, 82, 8225, 850, 27 wa TS and OS Real Duchesse Lace Fichus and Collarette, [3.39 $9, RU, $7, 88, 88, 10 to 814 cach. at 225’ we offer three beatitiznl patterns, ‘well worth $4: 0. foe her prices are finer goods, jeh and elegant. Real Duchesse Lace, eapecially for neck and sleeves, $1.25 to $4 per. t least a dozen Prices between. ey ‘quality in the most de- Ehrable saath. Quly #2 per BLACK LACE 8CAK) 1 Latof Black Spanish Lace Soarfs, 58 inches long, 9 in chest 18 vyiden Onl; each. 1 Lot of B aiieh> Guiptire Lace Scarts, 63 teckes birt prow wide. Only $1.39; waren erg) Lot of Black Spanish Guipure Lace Scarfs, gicpleat auality,iadsome ‘pattem, uly 75 1 Lot of Black Spanish Guipure Lace superior quality, Beautiful patterus. Oly #3 “Spe “Job Lot” of 100 White Oriental Special. Lace Collarettes, fine quality, heavy work. for elderly ladies. Worth 30c: Oaly 256, ‘Very desirable (Second floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cunrsraras Duzss Parrenxs. For the unount invulved you could not give more useful, ble and acceptable nt than a pretty ‘areas pa be it cotton or woolen. We have dit up into adatom Jeneths a great variety of our mout desirsb woolen d an a aia vied up Sod accompenied. witha fi picture, making @ very presentable gift for other, daughter, sister of servant. Sr erate in part the fol oliowing: ‘WASH GOODS Pa’ ARN! For 80c—You can nay 10 yds. of Best Prints in mourning, purple and dreee styles; neut terns, Forbsc-¥ou can buy 12 yds, of Best Prints in mourning, purple aud dress atyles, eut from our most desirable Phece For $1—You can buy ra of Seersucker Gingham, in cholee stripes and check, Hor #1.25- You cati buy 10 yds, of, Best Dark Satteen, ‘in handsome dress styles, dark color- in "For $1.25—Kou can buy 10 yds. of Fine Plaid Dress Sinema ce excellent styles, WOOLEN DIE NS, or 82—You can buy 12 Yds, of Diagonal 6uit- ings, i Navy Blue, Brow1 met, for $2.50—Youcan buy 15 ea is. of Diagonal Suiting, ir, Navy Blue. Brown and Garp For 3—You con buy 10 yds. Donble-width Dress Goods, in Gray, Navy Blue antenriet For @5—You_can buy “10 yds. of Double- width Woolon Dress Goods in’ irable checks Sul misttre, For %5.90—You can buy, aoe Donvie- widely ul-woul Cheviot uatings tn hotse stn my 10 yds. of ourble- $7.50—You can whith alf-wuol Dress Goods mijxed offer 35:30 30—Yort can buy the choice of our 8167 83230 ana 913.79 combination Hobes, Piaih, with wtriped fabrics to match; sufi: ‘cient quantity fora full suit, “seo will be prominently displayed Tues- day morning at their seyarate departments, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. inneat stripes and Exezoxzo Youxas Company Are now prepared to offer ONE TON OF ABSOLUTELY PURE CANDY of sectors Kinds, | We have had these Candies mani iy for usin order to, secure fo our Strictly Pure vod Wholessme Gosia sad tue ctarstios being an extensive one, we are able to offer them at Prices that dety the snccessful competition of even ® Riore common qual so offer a large sul ‘full ansortiuent of earetully selected SPP NUTS, all of this season's crop. No “Cold Storage” sold by us. ‘New Crop Languadoc Almonds. ‘New Crop Naples Walnuts, ‘New Crop Grenable Walnnts. ‘New Crop Sicily Filberts, ‘New Crop Brazil (cream) Nata, &C., ‘&C., OTHER GOOD THINGS FOR XMAS. Fancy Stem-Cut Florida Oranges, Genuine Velvet Skin Lemons. Genuine Alverarle Pippin Apples. ‘ork” Iinperial Apples. Fancy Wine Sap Apples. Gen i Vere Glover Gan Faffe BBR (00, RN x ‘Aunt Abby atte St Meat? Nort agian -. Durk & He 9 ON RN Hone-ninde Swect cor Bickle, NSS Stusted 9 BBB 00 «ON XN Genuine Mandheling Java Coffee. Coy &0. iM A poor MM i ELPHONZO YOUNGS mMM 2°45 § Soo HOH Eee = Company, 428 Oth street, between D and E. 20 420 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. ISS VAN DUSEN HAS -TURN] WASH- A ere CCC H HRRR MgSsgTTTTHM MM 4 g65q | “Any one without former knowledge of drawing or € CH HR Rng S 7 MMMM AA riser er merece Be used forup: a a TE ee een ed ee OOOH HE BUSss8 To MM Ma “4 Sup8 | aoe rarcoruer 11th and’ ea ae For A Canisruas Grrr To A Lavy Bothing exceeds a SILENT WHITE SEWING MA- CHINE. Acknowledged by experts as the finest ma- NEW YEARS cbine extant for Lightness, Quictneas, Speed, Perfect Work und Beauty of Finish. The White is King. Be wure and see it. NEAR, AND WE HAVE AT OUR NEW STORE, ae Sarak 1112 F ST. N. W., A SELECT STOCK OF 227 9th st. nw. MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, Arent for Hall's Morses ioe teseate Dine Pee JUST THE THING FOR HOLIDAY Pres. | #%00. Also Universal Patterns, Ghd ENTS. WHATCAN YOU BUY FOR FRIENDS | P)oxe Warr Tit Ins Too Lare MORE SUITABLE THAN GOOD CLOTHING? When our assortinent is broken and we are too busy WE ARE ANXIOUS TO BUILD UP A LARGE to wait upon you. TRADE IN OUR NEW STORE, AND ARE CANDY, NUTs, RAISINS, OFFERING THE BEST-MADE NEW YORK Fine, fresh and cheap. AND BALTIMORE MADE CLOTHING, ALL E. M. BURCHARD & BRO., TAILOR-MADE, AT MUCH BELOW PRE- | 418-4m&w Pennsylvania avenue, Corner 4% street. VAILING PRICES. WE WANT YOUR CUS- TOM, AND LOW PRICES FOR BEST GOODS OUGHT TO GET IT. COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW 8 goo NEW STORE, FILLED WITH NEW feces $e BPR, ss CLOTHING, 1112 F ST.N.W. ALSO A FULL Sco 8333 BB “sss LINE OF PIECE GOODS FOR CUSTOM ace “00° “00 pop Sss8 WORK. ALL UNDER ‘THE CHARGE OF MR. BRASS, aaniaeie ETC. WILLIAM DEMOTT, 80 LONG AND FAVOR- DIARIES, PRAYERS fe ABLY KNOWN IN THE TAILORING BUSI- TRATED GIFT sce F a TM lcgred , NESS. CALL AND SEE HIM, AND FIND Paar HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE ON YOUR ar “vstou cLoTuixe, 417-7¢ _ CHAPMANTS, 015 Pa. ave. ‘NEW STORE 1112 F BT. N. W., Brass Goons ago TILLED WITH THE NICEST GOODS, AT HAYWARD & HUTCHIXSON'S, 424 OTH STREET. vo FOR CHRISTMAS! Shades Fieuch Pisste Paper" eee too oS ‘ans, Bi, eae Produced of late years would be improved if a place were found in them for a little of the philoso. phy of art. OUGHTON & CO... W. H. ta 214 Fatow, Wall Papers aiid Window Shades. seuge. S70 Feoiving daily the wow patterns for Fall ie, Pree or tn are Falta Fo Liz E Lae Bamaxrasr Jac June Bath and Morning Robes. ‘Silt and Cashmere Muffers. 5 bead NEW YORE uaTs, styles Comers Saale tos Bat BB Snaia ore Ovex Evexmes Urn Canter as SEATON PERRY, (SvocEsson ro mse ES ‘Baoramn), not iD WORK 87; 8 canes : ae Rs NiTNGS, NAT FROM $2.50 TO Bie tne DEMERSE ASSORTMENT. OF EA GENTLE. IN AND FAN N HANDKENGHIEDR, A LOWEST ICES. TREFOUSSE AND OTR GLO" See TT Se om, avange fer or SY-woor, CLOTH JACKETS HN BN pho ee weenehe ares” AND 7ic., eid ae LUNCH CLOTH TOMATCH. AH rd Win Waban ALL 81 S FANG sar PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PI Bestoens, ‘Pennaylvanit ” r. Oth _Established 1840. Danaea ale Ovex Evzxrne Unrn Deceusze 25, 1886. EB. @ DAVI8, 719 Market Space. TO ACCOMMODATE our patrons STORE will be open evening until 25th inst, WE WILL BE GLAD to show our large and well assorted STOCK of USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL HOLIDAY GOODS. During the week WONDERFUL BARGAINS will be offered. We mention only afew. PLUSH FRAME MIRRORS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. NEW DESIGNS IN BRONZE PLACQUES AT ABOUT ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICES BRONZE GOODS in great variety. If you are in search of » GIFT of any description our STOCK is the one to look. IMMENSE JOB LOT OF EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS BE- LOW WHAT THEY COST TO IMPORT, WE CLOSED OUT AT OUR OFFER THE ENTIRE LOT, and can offer prices that will ASTONISH you. BIG LOT OF SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, ONE LOT JUST ADDED, 380, FORMERLY SOLD AT 75. FINER ‘nes just as CHEAP, MUFFS and FUR TRIMMING, SILK and GLORIA UMBRELLAS, KID and OTHER GLOVES, LACES, RIBBONS, FANS, &c., ko., BLACK SILKS, VELVETS. PLUSHES, BLACK and BLACK and WHITE DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, SETS CLOTH and NAPKINS ‘TO MATCH, with many other attractive novelties well worthy the attention of buyers, No expense has been spared in procuring our Holiday Goods, all of which you are invited to inspect. 2G DAVI8, 418-6t 719 Market Space. Rear Vacvzs For Presexra ‘We have Splendid Styles in Dress Goods, at 15c., worth 25c. 44-inch Serges, at 25c,, worth 3754. A great variety of Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ Muffs, Mufflers, Gloves and Mittens, Breakfast and other Shawls, Neck Ties, Fancy Towels and Tidies, ‘Misses’, Ladies’ and Gent's Gossamers. large stock of Silk, Alpsca and Gloria Um- brellas, plain and fancy handles, Table and Piano Covers, Table Cloths and Napkins to match. Allat Popular Prices. Blankets and Cloaks st greatly reduced prices. JOHNSON & LUTTBELL” ais, 713 Market Space. WHISTMAS GOODS. ene ion i je take plesaure tn apncuncing. that we have pe: SraNpiss. WINES 1 KENTUCKY aR MARYLAND BOURBON ‘AND RYE WHISKIES, of the most ap- proved brand for the Holidays, Receptions, Ratertain- Bion In ater these which are put up in 1, 2.and §ugntion atures {Grtaanily usen, we nasure you thst ey are of the very finest quality, and the mont ever offered in this Paid IMPORTED FHENCR BUANDY at 63.75, 95, 68.25 and $10.50 ner Gallon, as to quality, zs SHERRY WINES at 82.75, $3.50 and $5.50 per Gallon, as to quali a , 85 and $6.50 per Gallon, as are at $2.50, 83.75, 85 and 96.50 per Gallon, Pout WINES ai TOR RUM imported) at @3.50 and $4.50 per Gallon, as to qualit APELE DDY” ready for nse—something extra BoB. per Gallon, ie aualit and 3 gallon bove are‘put up in 3 gallo packages, for Faeaes y Before you place your orders we will be miadit you Trill call ad mame the above, an we fret quite sire we Tan please yo aad tat th will jeive as ood ‘Satisfaction aa any on the market, and at Jow fieures. Sve wusrantes every package to zivo entire natisiuc- tion. Orders by mail promptly filled. “No charge for packages or delivery. DUNCANSON BROS. Commission Merchants and Auctioneers, Corner D and 9th sts. u.w. Coxosxe: Coroex: iH Cotooxe: COME ON! COME ON! COME ON! FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE. nae sean Beem ee NAIRN & OGRAM, PuarMacists, 15th St. and N. Y. Ave. N. W. Also an assortment of Fine Cut Glassware, ee Cases, Totlet and Shaving Cases in great vark STotof 23c. Pungents. ‘alee Dkxzss Sours. Our Dress Suits to order are correct in style, perfect in fit, excellent in material and low in price. Our Prince Albert and Cutaway Suits of Diagonal and Cork- screws cannot be matched in the town, HAEBAN & BENNETT, 1419 New York avenue. _a18-5t 0cl2-3m_ Frowens ror Tax noupays. Roses, Orebids, and other choice cut flowers. Foliage and Blooming Plants, Norway Spruce for Christmas Trees, Imported Immortelles for Cemeteries, eto. JOHN SAUL, 621 7th st. n. w., Opp. Patent office. For New Years Recerrions. 416-70" FAILLE FRANCAIS, MOIRE FRANCAIS, SATIN RHADAMES, SATIN MERVEILLEUX, SURAHS and GAUZES, in all the new Evening Shades, EMBROIDERED and PEARL MULL FLOUNCING, ILLUSIONS, NETTS, ‘LACES, in Lateat Paris Novelties. fe are showing elegant, EVENING GOODS at mod- erate prices. PLAIN and mupnobenep CREPES, in delicate shades. ‘The most extrsordinary bargain in large WHITE DINNER NAPKINS, at $6, worth 810. BARNESLEY DOUBLE DAMASES, at $1.50, worth 82. What sets a table off to better advantage than fine ‘Linen Damask? What makess more useful present than a dozen elegant Napkins? Large stock of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's SILK UM- BRELLAS, with fancy handles, SILK HOSE, in all colors, from 82 to 9 per pair. HANDKERCHIEFS and MUFFLERS in grest variety. ‘Having reduced the prices of our DRESS GOODS before the Holidays, acceptable presents can be selected in choice Goods at great reductions, 48-in. CASHMERES reduced to 870. They can- not be matched in the city, PATTERN DRESSES havo been reduced 25 percent. ‘We have.s large stock and are determined to sell. MOIRZ BASH RIBBONS, at $2, worth $3. ‘SILKS in every shade. BONNET'S PERFECTION BLACK SILK, the best in the world. ONE PRICE. ¢ ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ‘.B.—THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. as WANTED--HELP. WANTED-—ROOMS. "ANTED—A ORR ED. WOMAN TO DO WASH- ED—FOR THE SEASON THREE OR FOUr ing, ironi general Taguit ns. with bath, in| pris ‘the aupeoene phe ad br SS ELIADLE HOUSE | Box 88. Star oftice. a | Wee ord hy Fotos 34 Bat nel FOR i SALE_MISCELLANEQU Ss §SALE—FINE TIGER, B Ware aE, GOL | Fo ee a Pees athe = - nation in poattfaly yee of Gam Se e_Antiers. "ANTED_TWO FIRSTCLASS TINKERS FOR Soya e toa VV genoral job work. P.G. RILEY, seme | where FS WEBS: rt chee “oP Tagiaersny. WANTED-IN A DRUG ATORE, 4 BOY -wiio 1a | Was enheylvaninare ee willine re useful; reference re- | FAOR SALE — A. HANDSOME PONY, YOUN quired. - Apply corner Connecticut ave. and List. Li" Fevud sind eo rel te ee #2 a sacic and Bar eee, protupt deiver: any’ cl t SEE nee iecae gh | azine a aSS at aw mma ty shane asp.8t B SALE-A DINING ROOM DOING A LARGE 'ANTED—A COLORED BOY TO DRIVE A C: Duginess- in ove ions We ‘and aaaist at Ramer gop Tie Ate | ton, the pre ot ey businean after Jan. fa. bn ce need apply at 02 having | Abts to ae HET NS, attorney at law, No a SYGtinton Buliding, 472 Louladane ween? aso ‘solicitor. None but a OR SALE—A — aoe Star o} — MEN AND WOMEN TO CALI, AT White ‘and colored as cooks, 10, maids, nurses, scrubs and men c eee ‘& BULGES, Employment Bureau, nw two | Wanureriet chan EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER: must write a neat hand and be accurate at firures ing referances, Box 104, Star oft FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT WITH lease of three years. Inquire of S. BIEBER, Sth st-ne.y between the hours of € and FOR, S08 A NICE OWAS Gre WOULD BE Liew at ——'n piano or. Mra. left for sale with DAVID 8. L. JOHNSON, ‘ahd choir mas- ter, 719 19th st. ais-3t JOR SALE-IN THE | 90 OLD BRICK: eG tS ae sod rt | LEAN, sth and Bots “= “iso are ications: confidential. R SALESALTESTEIN'S, 918 F 8T.s ‘SELLING ANTED—A ‘out ontire atook of watches, clocks and Jewalry at = 200 and below cost welt continne the bua ess with & ance ARTES AN EXPERTERGED oe SS GL cee cop, Call mumelisety and sore N" )— E: EN WOMAN, eTeat for hol iy itm, |. _ can bring; Teterences, for reneral housework; R THIRTY HEA! 93 0 ReKS. J aut gohomenights, Apply 2418 14th et, between | RO! SAG THIRTY HEA OF ‘ANTED — A” WOMAN WHO READS A writes well, to read to.and write for a lud; “Zi goferences required. “Address Box 8, Star o ANTED AT ONCE-MEN AND WOMEN dresamnal ‘cooks and hou ys WOFKETA, Be Honalities,city'and country. ¥. M. BURNHA mi ny Gadand ase F AID OF A amen Te ‘woman, going Tuesday, SWeiteads ‘or Thursday next, for an elde Jady, umivilling to. travel alone: references: re ws Box 140,Star oft als ANTED—A Ni dahlug or ioniure tae wages, MRS Gn A no whaling or : Ag al aie we TED—WOMEN COOKS, 610 TO hermaids, Nurses, -Kitchonmaids, Serupbern, Chackonen.” Waiters, German Floriet a. Nat, Labor Bureat “ANTED. TANCOGEY 05 Fine and Gray. neer Heroes.” Sam Jones’ Sermi cont off: agents: wanted. ie A: DINSMORE, 49 ‘ifie Buildi AGENTS Wi Warman ART, ‘can command buriness wil be. liberall BANE J. TIBBETS, General Manager, 1420 Witten hae errs ant ‘May Building Tt and E ets. aw, ‘AT ferae V cut te moastire, ee DUND Teau, conducted by Ladies. ferences. ANTED AN HONEST YOUNG MAN Te oT stato an ok iri? salary 880 i em Manufacturer Supt., Loc! ‘ork. kere, Dursea, waiters, shuckers, coschinen, butlers: all ua- RESPECTABLE to Ohio via Pennsylvania railroa ae GIRL ae light housework in small famil; 30; CHAN ranndrenses “Pigs ‘TED TO REPRESENT Association. Persons AND ORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Men and Women, eS ated for all kinds of domestic labor, to represent in his own to Bu month; EER eee ND SN 10 Coupe Horses: one pair of matched Chestnut Sor- e rel Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high: one pairof Black ‘Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high, very stylish; also two of the finest Saddle and Harness Horses that have ever come to this market; one Bleck Horse ear 16 hands ] inch high—can trots mile in. 2:5 Cau defve him: one Pay Ware (Dob, 15% bands Riess, ss trota mile in 2:40—any lady can ive ber; one y Horse (Billy), 15 Mande 1 inch hici—can tot ile Your special attention to Bay Horse (Fran 16 nnn Vig Pan pase tnle tn 8230s any aay OF gentleman can drive him. No Kentucky poe es asked for them. ‘To be seen at JOHN SIMMONS!’ Stable, No. Pith i st. n.w., Weshington, D. C. | ROR BANE-ON LEASETHE Fi ETON. “OF FB idinine Wood Natserye Plotas eal aearkee Geen hbu ence AS AN e offers barwain to any one | bnsineas. Tt is situated nea Jos au éatablished trede of & Plete fn all sell itedepartments, Sati ne nd ST Fy SALE—ONE PAIR FINE COACH HORSES, 7 nd & years old, perfectly matched and fine driv. blood aye. aud sound and elt seen FR SALE—WORKS OF ‘Vites Ladies aud Gentlemen to ut ave sale. Fa SALES FI! 49 iN- ae eh SINE FAMTY CARRIAGE § BAY, HANDSOME: KIND Di PAN OSTTION’; SOUS safe ior Indy to drive, eed New York ave. al7-1m Fo SALK-—LARGEST STOCK =. re bepsend and Star Bicycles, 1406 x ve. ais" FOR SALE—HARTZ MOUNTAIN, 81. ANDREAS- ee ore den Pek ee eacLen, Sot ence | ‘OR SALE—A HANDSON to see quite a variety RGR, D, ros ED CuRISTaIas, HOUSE ANTED_CARVAQSERS FOR LIFE t ee; walary and commission. Apply to 320) 29-3m | R SALE—SIXTEE) them three fine couch teams, two teams and als horwon suitable for coup, wranteed coupe or role cae, | © Wi NTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON, A situation as maid and seamstress or chambermaid reference. Call at ana OA | 220-2¢° soarnstress notes not Wife au assistant; best of man first-class nce ae Aes! Address J.T, Star office, for threed: cook. Wi business men can secure, the services of pyist or amannensis to work during day or even ‘Riresw At 18, Stur ofiice. ais. ae BY A LADY, E ENCED, ‘aching English and nrarie-s children ; compensa references exc! office. LICANT,, Star d18-2t" OR. ee A FINE STOCK Oi z See winter use, ee am = ule zhams, Coupes and Coupe epee - mmaeDIUEW S303 J. yore = 412 to 416 14th» Fo SALE—SPECTAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN tine Pianos from $175 So includ cope mag- | nificent Kranich & Bech, good asnew, for 6 } L. WILD & BROS., 7097 st, JF OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A RAKE CHANCE— Being ofl occupied T offer the “Potomac Buick Works” for gale or exchange; eituaied thros. | quarters of a mile, from Long ridge, im Alexandria | __ | county, Va; cap four to five millions of | | Urick Per season: eufficiency of clay for ten “or fifteen y | Years: machinery al! in good condition. For further Particulai ‘office, 609 14th st. n.w. _ @9-1m POH SALE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, FOR FALL | ‘and winter use, Coupes, Broughams, Coupelettes, | as Pasetnger Rockaway, ke.cbut tie used, by such | yell knowy makers oe Biepaier & Flandre, | narest” Rodgers, &e., at 400 Peun, aves ¥. MUHLHOFER. wa Ty ition to instract tion, 8 Pleasant, comfortable houne : ‘Address AP 1m rANTED—BY_ A al8-2 given, Address C, D.. Btar offic ieee Bea nly, oF any fon in private family, o an honeat living ‘can ‘be bad. “Address PAU] Offices LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A Situation as Governess in a family; bost references ASS FRENCH WAITER where 1, Star | SU a1s-2t" BREWSTER. OF in. first-class or- onder. R SALE-BROUGHAM, B Broome st N. Pole and s Shafts Pole and Ger. | Coupe Rocka Apply at PATNE'S Coach Shops, : OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWO BEAUTIFUL ight Fianos, one Parlor Grand,and one Cabinet | Grand—both magnificent instruments; the best made. ANTED_AITU TIONS FOR MEN AND WOM! ‘a8 ¢o0k dairyine t] coach fc wivate famili SGiale restaniania sosen aut othoss. “ds-iwe FM. ial to firm TING, Star ANTED—ANYONE. and honest young man, who is willing to w: pete with firat-clias references, pleas? address D-E- srmaids, sales ladies. clerks, wait- URMHAM, 630 and 632 F n. w. ‘ANTED — CUSTOM SHIRT CUTTER, NEW York experience: best references: offers free neaning business. Address ee * A SOBER Will sell at yreat bargain on siuall monthly paymeuts or cash, or will take other Pianos tn trade at good waite! Balance to mune Appi atone at PIANO EXCHANGE WAEEROOM: al ae 9 R SALE—STYLISH BLACK MARE, 15% HAN! six years old, sound, kind und gentle, sattuble for | ldle, Coupe or carriage. HOLMES’ Stables, greed Ests.n. ‘OR SALE—LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND Wii OPK | Asus coupe Tockawags aud infest sojlen, new wa F, | ond bund. SOHN MM YOUNG. “027-30, 479 and 481 Ct. i. EN ies, roughams, ian sec- ONLY RELIABLE AND sree He eee FOR SME SNS Bins, Bum NR Food, peagees in House a rork. Lat Largest assort:nent the city, at SCHMID'S Bird Goachmen ‘and Waiters," Nat. Labor Bureat, bir 70h | stare tothe re aso sui we meri —— Greg he motat int ROR D, SERS ‘oni seccn: ne lm used Sohmer Uj ht, extra: ton WANTED--BOARD. _| elute Srguusite lar esti eet ‘ANTED—BOARD AND TWO ROOMS FOR GEN- | 740R sALE_BIRDS_A F ¥ tleman snd wife and two children; private family Fence LE-BIRDSA A EINE, 107 iE, LOT ,OF IMPORT. preferred. Address Box 34, Star office. it ‘Bird Fook sid Gogensat atane Shean tore, sist nw. ST. HAKTBRECHT. WANTED—HOUSES. y ANTED—FURNISHED furniture if ress NA’ Star office. Wei Foo house: # 2,000... Address, stating Aili particulars, PART AR, Star office. ANTED UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR A TERA santre cote eee Ses uue aOG we must be located between Pa, ave. i.w., between 434 and 61 os which at and ath.and 16th sts. Purticulars may be se me to | Beene rh eces eae oe, Seg Foe, padieree, which | B.J., Star ot a18-2t- | gale Wine and ‘Liquor merchant, an t "for the ANTED=T0. BUY FOR CASH—THREE NICE | a Ft EES V Houser of six or seven rooms: inust bein n17-1m WELT. Bar oftee, Z vartioute | JpOu SALE-WINEST Shear sie ane ‘ANTED—TO BUY, OF THE OWNERS, SIX MORE. SGALIGRAPH OFFICE. small brick housce iy, the northwest, ranging in | _0¢20-3m W.B SONTEIC Genera Arent, 939 Fat price from 11.000 to #3 aire ® #3.000- E. G. COLLAMER, 629 F st. n. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, LY RELIABLE ‘ANTED—KNOWN THAT ON cue ames West, on year’s. ee gent a RAD, asose ED—TO BUY FOR CASH A SMALL, WELL rice not to exceed, "ICU- a20-1W" R SALE — BARGAINS IN SUA 3 aa UP. ight Pianos of the best makes; new and second- terms. Pay- Beierenl ices for one month. ments, $10 per month for new pia.” ‘fhe only ak: THE PLANO EXCHANGE WARES Fae SALE_A THOROUGHBRED YOUNG, STYL faat team of Sorrel Horses, with or without ‘and set of haruess complete; cat be j let Z FOR RENT—ROOMS. FIOR KENT_2p FLOOR, UNFURNISHED, TW: rooms and bath; east front; 514 92h = na = JOR RENT—AT 1919 G ST. ‘Sunny: Rocme with best board. "A Yew tale boat ers accommodated. 20-60" R RENT—ONE SUITE OF PLEASANT ROOWS or two Singe Rooms; nicely furnished southern ex posure; ina quiet home; one om ¥) Wixeand Willarc’s hotels. 183) Fe. RENT—ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED. cn second floor. Apply on premises, 924 D st. nw. Ck EE TOR a Ok RENT FURNISHED FRONT RED ROOM ON floor and parlor on first; «nit MLC : or furn- ited min Foon ana Kitchen. with rom oysr kitchen guiteat exchanged for : chee z ec RRENT—511 1ATH ST. N.W—WELL FUR. Toome on second, third and fourth in suite orsingle. —___a20-st° R RENT—THREE LOOR COMMUNT. cating Parlors; also, three on third floor, well fur ished. ducluding, Yabo. will, wunfuraiah "thet if Ge rent them soparat rat omce wi Fefereuces a 800) 4th ttn 'w scnposite Judiciary Park and bew Peusion building aise FPO, BEST SUITE OF ROOMS, NICELY FUR- isibed, on firwt floor, 234 44 at. "n.w., near Pei ave. and Capitol; muitabie for M.-C or there, 11 FOR RENT_TWO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, ith dining-room aun! Kitchen hendic and strrei < terme moderate, “Apply st 18 Ath oR RENT—AN Fi Tor suite, containing by furnace and oj eae ‘Franklin GANTLY ——— PAR. we three roms and P. B.: heated jes: location unsurpassed. op: juare, at O20 Lath ats mw bet T awd ai8-Gt OR RFNT—A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND- Eeeo from Room, heat icea, bath, private family. ‘6th st. n. w. OR RENT — room for TARGE F south ry two: iter. Also other rooms, syivahia ave. oe flitnd-stor anarnied couple or sinele wentleman: Poss Seriya ge aire RK RENT—A SUIT OF NICELY FURNISHED rooms on the second floor, with open fire. G06 13th st. n. w. aiy-am Fe, REST FURNISHED, ROOMS, SINGLY OF in muite. tastefully. furnishid, im the elecant and coumodions u, 307 C st. 1 Pennsyivanta ave. bome comforts, inoderate; table = pS ‘ue with aleve a? 200 Fat aw POR RENT SINGLY OR TOGETHER —TWO com municating front rooms, second floor, beautifu and newly furnished throughout rielit and cozy five minui Pension office: private tainil. moderate, 308 Indiana ave. 17. FORREST 1027 4TH AT, NW. NEWLY A eee Se fa with or withont sul verate fired: references exchanged. peice NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, HAND- fame foams, yell furnished. two on, rcomd Moor and three ou third, em suite or "References re aquired. 1415 Nat. nw. ae n26-40 Fe OR RENT—TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, with Board, tn private family, 1415 17th st. n.w. Pr So ave. Herdics within one square. oR RENT—808 I ST, THREE NEWLY FUR- nished roomn, complete for housekeeping cay pene ere) HOE: chin Pee Re ae A eo an e r lsid and 1410 Kat ew, Wiitbetreated ae ine sired. "Mrs. GRANT. 182 OR RENT UNFURNISHED THREE CONNECT. Hoon, second oF third floor large closets, Dea and Int: south front: caterer novi acuate T3153 acne. a R RENT—SPACIOUS PAK rooms in. mnt, or for 1 Soni Other pleasant rooms; house faces sonth wud west, and ianewly decorated; sanitary plumbing. 1121 1%. u, also two | FOR nats is slveuat goats ar office for free list PROCTOR & SON, Real Estate and Tn- surance, 1226 F st. u.w. a3 FOE BENT ROOM RENTING AG at. n.w.—We bave a constant an numa f0r roots, furnished and anfurnish without many calls for light Toots in allparis pf the city, All parties to Feat and want permanent tenaute Will pleage call at the office and for the winter | A MENRETTA. .W., FURNISHED ‘oor; heat and as. TLFWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘communicating Rooms on secoud floor abd twe insrd floor, with table Board, af 1807 Hat. nw, will be ‘Oren suite. iin POR BENT—2522 CBT NW. NEAR PES vania avenue, in a private family, to Senators oF Other parties; terune + Reta *Paranabedt SUITE On THEE TAROE,MIOELY.| urnisbed Koos, delightfully ioeated “e hest and yea. 290 Stanton Plaon 6th. evan | 2: Peanclusctin eve me FOR RENT—FLATS. oR RENT FURNISHED ‘OR UNFURNISHED— fiat of four Janze Rooms, bath room, with hot and 2 ld water. 72 oTren fae. Apply tg FITCH FOX & BRO\ ‘and t. dee 1m | RF See LX FURNISHED SUITE | on first floor; tful third floor suite: also sin- Je Tooms for ‘gentlemen: southern exposure: open res: beds and bed-room furnishings all the most com- fortable; terms advantageous to permanent tenants; ISZS Ist References exci n20-1m. FOR RENT—STORES FE 7 RENT—STORE 2026 14TH ST. N.W.: LARGE > She and a ao = ¢ ~“yead $45. 220-1m — REN’ T—OFFICES._ .MITH HEAT, | “Sun” building’ ai6-1m 1420 F st. aw. Avr W Dexece “nes Fa eae FINE, LIGHT FRONT OFFICE Rooms in building 931 F st. a. w. ald. FRE BENT. OFFICE ROOMS, 1 BUILDING 635 oak aw.,one Suite, three, Keon on thin! oor, and others, at very ches: glezstor to be put in soon. JOHN E. See 20 opposite Ebbitt House, &. geche utter st Stuoms foruibceson Fst D. PROCTOR & SON, L226 Tse bw. NT TXPE WRITERS, 85 PER 310% Fi on eaay orECRLIGRAPH OFFICE.” 9c20-3m__W. H. PORTER, General Agent, 933 F st. MONEY TO LO. AN. BUSINESS CHANCES FR SALE_ABOUT 1, 000 .POUNDS, 8 OF NONPA reil and about 800 Rietace oe of Ag ate Type, lately nd in_nse on this paper. 10.000 0s HAND TO LOAN IS 8 ix SUMS, 5 PO, SUIT. ‘416-1m XDD Fstreet. Hee TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS t lowest. torent, No delay w) to suit at Tate of interest, (Nodels ' : EX, and competent servants in all capacities —white | sizable, they are in good aree 6-5 11006 F st.n. w. GRE inp. Bureau, G20 stuw, agora Spodcrate cleclation” Will we aaid icep fn bul “Aa 000; $20,000. $16,000, 810-000, 83,000 AND a 5 /EWSPAPI on. Was aEe SYGATICALOEPE, ADEE | Nis. B ” ae © eae sas a18-3¢. | JOR SALE_FIRST-CLASS BAR-ROOM, Sareea Es WV ANTED—2800 AND $1,000, RESPECTIVELY, rash, ADB t one square south ofwvenué; sell cheap | 7} i >? OF, AND TO Loan | 1x Wise per cent interott on centrally lacated tin? ee: ae or ee oe Bo “Sais oH worth near three times SHERaaN & 1407 F st. nw. Tipamghat oft oun. ‘hdrecs MOREY, ‘Star ofhce: | FoR gauB CONFECTIONERY, GOOD INVEST: a Ege Ale |e ak Oe |S ‘ANTED—6,000 LOADS OF OYSTER SIE ase $40 per 5,000 ON REAL ESTATE, umped on 10th st. wharf. Apply at BInGOES Dic by a gvod tenant, at a rental of 40 per mobi store, 10th ae whard. Tied | good faventien f. o80 Fae a er ES 800 tas) THOS. E WAGGAMAN ANTED-10 ane CARDS AND cIEautans OE STOI D we. LEAD. ONEY TO LOAN 8 $10, 85,000, Wit cost, of paper by 8 responsible party, sunall Fos sear Pepe TAND: LEAD. | M 3.000, 02.000 aang aan SP PROFITABLE, Star office, alse Also, & cay TE Im 1221 F stn. Witter ireny sues — RATS — SLAUGHTER houses, liv adres BHOes. [NTER- ‘ONEY TO LOAN— stables and private houses cleaned 00 S88 WiLL. EAI. IN SUMS TO SUIT, of rate by well-trained ferrets and dogs, | Address WM. 2 ner in a light, promt SEUNG. oF JOHN HORIGAN, Gi5 4th stn. w. | S012, busines ania TNEGS Bear emes | unncoensary delay. real gre peony. X° - alt n23-3m 2411 F at. ANTED EVERY, ONE WISHING CEMETERY | 2508 gATE—A HARE GHARCE-A_ COMPLET! QNEY TO LOAN, AT LOW Ba: or to rort seeped ip PY aailled and careful workinen, | Fetoak of Dry and Fancy Goods Store, 1308 Thee , eee of a inde bos gpent oe Hreaa’ (Stones, Coping, Vault and Altar Work in Italian | 2.¥ an owner wants to from business, Apply | £7 poner 1910 Feet oe te STNG ECO. 3820 20 Fenneyivanis. ave. 2 NASH O: ‘ALL on BEAL ESTATE 1 IN SUMS tian free on, applica. Coat OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED Wie rEs AND OTHERS TO CALL it lef toget our low Siuros ob brief work. Sele | J 0¢80-$m. 605 711 Wea hy i 3 N] Cc. FAUN = am fargo fodive and PLL fectly sound from turret to foundat ——) ne Her | Bene aitaomey, fe Gere ey TERY 3 for ion 3 Wal Pare eae pera yore ee ben Tad: Moth extermuinsted” Gabicet £9 Stet day of Dec, 1880. Aim sorry, to aay Tan hablo HALL, Practical Upholsteret, 1000 Lath t-m. | to atzend to business miyaef at present but Sir Eaat, mein Dit you may bo deaitous of having me bnew. = TED-HORRES TO WINTER, AT THE FIN- isd WINTER, AT THE FIN- ‘Wa. B. MoLEAN, eee 7 ie oi as Sou Bae Ry, tae 2 sth aud B streets i. w. Wola aw ‘mata oy pee s STORE, WELL, STOCKED. ‘ANTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT a z for ERIC Man- e ubeensing dowelor, 005 "th x, cppouie Pu Puent owns BA aE “abet Wie eons Cure Any bretbing out MAGIC 5 GREASE ea are oe aa ae ne ATTENTION ee IBC: the IRON MI) iG 8: A in a cS coe of few of she ao Mine. a o as these mines are ise =— aa pas Berries LALO. 8 Price 425 75 | D oe es a ave.; 50c. and per Sees W! eal ROTEWELI, 15 5 3D 8T. 5. EB, ase TES es seat Geese Mate we, an foe me ais winked eda oat ft tat Par Sheets mr W tie suit. delay where tit ro ORNS SHEUMAN 205, 1407 F st. ) SALES MADE OF, ‘ONEY TPAKED Ox, AND MADE OF, at | inaps NSYL- | FOR RENT—HOUSES. ony a story sit-room Brick House, ed: front yard and good stable, newly papered GRP atnw Renters 400-0 OR RENT 1248 OTH KT. NW. A FURNISI hota of 9 poote mpod. b : Aply tok WARMERS RENT Uh 86 71M ST sa Fo SI 11S 7th st. ne, retin Tho eure month HILL & 3c as new,10 7 Lath st mew, 50K at. me, FICE ROOMS. Now 12. 16 and 17.40 804 Fat tow Poe SWoRMSTEDT RR DUEY. 997 Pat, ol NT-BY KO. HOLTZMAN ry -10r en Circe cor ur Dupont Cir 330 F. 2108 bear 14th. 16 K near Lith st, Vir” 100 ay uve Dawe cir 300 Lith new Ost. 10r 100 | Mth. ‘near kw. Ie ar Pa Bat., op. Capitol, 12r Gat Property placed with me for rent or sale is advertined ftw of ost to the sant list of Property for-sale: call or send at DO MBETZMAN Tock toed “NICE BRICK HOUSE, all 1 Comer Vermont ave tw Wit MOLLEMAN TRE T_CHEAP HOUSE. 1 lot ot fur clocks, desks | sale-or hire. "2070 Hat. nw OK KENT_FURNISHED, iewe-story and bane at ‘or double sleigh and 606 Brick lars. all mode Sow, tponite ety | muprowemeuts: Deamon ofier i | POR MENT DWELLING, 735° TH Sr Nw | FPcataine twelve rooua, - a NA & OGRAM'S Drug Store cor Idi staal New Nook | ave. al JOR REST NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE A cow pictely Furnish i i ; Pinte ware tin | Aitdrene Box « JOR RENT—A RESIDENCE. FURNISHED B decorated throwehout plist jemeuts, furnace sind open MfstS'hear Thomas Gircle | ROK RENT—14208 ST, AN (750.071 6T_hovat | Bt corthwest, containing a bath, weanenita. thi aur ‘ellent nei ser mont are i firs wrhood ; rent #30 ane ply at 1004 Sst. 1. 6. aik-at™ JOR RENT—1747 FST. NW. 10 ROOMS: ALL 5, cxcellent lon AGGAM. Property, about eq the Tbatance in ruonthly. pays so the rent you pay. Vou will th how throw’ away “for reut. kK Fst. nw, toom 1, first oor dik St on REXT_NICE 1] ROOM AND PATH HOUSE section:in ood repair @50 per month tom. xi tenant. A wee] fyrmiahed Youre. with rato, ab vermouth. C,H. KNIGHT, #25 Pat. nw. rom, rst floor. sh aia-nte ‘OK RENT—CHEAP—AN 800M HOUSE, IN nortiiwest,eertion y furnished. wil dat alow feu LEK & KUTHERFOR: TL | Keal Estate Brokers, 1226 F at. nw. 10 Please rit ‘Address Be - FURNISHED — 1234 MASS. AVE, ne, hasdaownely, furniatid. central location” and desirable. for Gon mouth. 4°S. CAYWOOD, cor wind AS ce stable. in, Reet. $140, | mont appt oba SOmnnat diy ee See 9 |p JOR RENT-1911 14TA &T. NW,” TWELVE Teoma. all modern duiyeowenients = CaXWOOD, comer Oth aud ik stn. n dis. Ei oR RENT—HOUSE 624 B ST. NE. SIX Roomy, bath and cellar; now ready for tenant. Av next door JOR REN A desirable new seven-room Store and Dwrllin, ‘ae: 408 O st. n.w.; all modern improvements: suitable foF some small business. LOUIS P. SHOPMAKER. ~ abt 920 F at, nw, OR RENT—| Brick House all oderate to good Vermont ave. $2 Maes. ave, mw 10 von a ino. imps... ‘mod. imps. : 3 Sth wt. tw 7 5 Columbia at toli9 Est we. 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