Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1886, Page 2

_—_ THE EVENING STAR: _, - WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, THE EVENING STAR.|We Ave Goxo To Ase A Ler-| Useren Houvex WASHINGTON: ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that ef any ether 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- ‘used, should keep a copy. €97 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters. ‘The discovery of a forgotten law requiring the renaming of two well-known streets in this city ‘Will pat property-holders in other neighborhoods inte some trepidation about the style in which they should have the addresses on their cards en- raved. From one point of view itis hard upon ‘an innocent householder to remove him suddenly, ‘without his volition, from Fifteen-and-a-half street to Madison place, or from Stxteen-and-a-halt street to Jackson place. Suppose this householder were an anti-Madisonian or an anti-Jacksonian, and carried bis prejudices so far as to object to hearing or reading the name of his special politi eal bugbear? If the law making the change were put through Congress with the purpose of imme- diate enforcement, he could go before the appro- Priate committees, enter his protest and try to secure an adverse report, or at least a compro- mise. The delay of a quarter-century in the en- forcement of a law of this sort, however, leaves the final sufferers by 1t without resort. In point of fact, however, it is fair to suppose that the change Will be greeted with pleasure by the persons directly affected. The designation of streets by numbers and letters 1s a great conve- mience ordinarily, but it becomes cumbersome ‘when the designations are split. There fs nothing euphonious in “Fifteen-and-a-halt” as a street- ttle. It 1s a mouthful. It 1s also inconsistent ‘with the common rule, in injecting a numeral into alist of ordinals. It would be a good idea, if a Yeform is once started, to incinde in its scope Four-and-a-balf and Thirteen-and-a-half, and any TLE FAVOR OF YOu— “FOR THIS WEEK ONLY"— ‘Won't you take your little parcels with you instead of having them sent home and crushed’——the delivery wagons will be chock fall—and the large packages crush the smaller ones. c SAKS & COMPANY. ‘We are going to show up big this week on goods that are in the line of Holliday Presents-—We have a ter- Fific stock of HANDKEBCHBEFS—Now listen to our sons of prices, and remember that a nice presentation box to put the Handkerchiefs in goes with every pur- chake of fifty cents and over— Ton? White Silk, colored borders, at 25, 36, 50, 60, Men's Brocaded Silk, lovely effgets, at 35, 50, 75¢. to 01.75. acifgn's China Silk, Hematitched, at 50c, 75c, $1.00 Men's White Silk, Initial, Hemstitched, 48c.and 98c. Monts White Silk, Embroidered Hemstitched, at 48. jen’s Superb English at $1.25, $1.50,02 82.95 8250. scisi's White Linen, plain finish, at 1276, 15,25, 35, g fen's White Linen, Hematitched, at 20, 25, 35, 60 to. Men's Colored Bo-dered White Hemstitched, 25, 35 and 50c, i 25, 35, 50c. to 81.25. a TigReh Photograph Hemstitched—unique—7sc, ‘We have elghty-two kinds of Gentlemen's Handker- chiefs, ‘SAKS & COMPANY. IN MUFFLERS— our buyer went step too far—in fineness—those that must sell at $450 and $5 to bring a profit we have marked at $3.50. We have s good Muftler at 50c. a better one at 75c. fe have five styles at one dollar. ‘e have four styles at one dollar twenty-five each. ‘Wo have six styles at one dollar fifty each. We have six styles at two dollars each. ‘We have four styles at two fifty each. ‘We have eight styles at three dollars each. ‘We have ten styles at three fifty each. SAKS & COMPANY. other streets similarly entitled. Nobody thinks it strange that Corcoran street or Riggs street, or Grant place, running east and west, should be so called, instead of being christened by some kind ‘of ahybrid name indicating a place midway be- ‘tween two letters of the alphabet. ‘Mr. Powderly shows his wisdom in declining to Anterest himself further actively in polities as long as he remains at the head of the Knights of Labor. ‘There is no room for two such all-absorbing sub- jects ia one mind. No honest labor reformer, of ‘course, can fall to take a deep interest in politics, for it ts through the political channel that the reform must eventually reach its goal, if at all. ‘There is a broad difference, however, between the participation of a leader of Mr. Powderly’s emi- menee in the work of a campaign, and the endeav- ors of a politician, ambitious of honors, to win the workingmen’s vote by pledging his co-opera- Mon as a legislator or an executive. The two ‘things should never be confused, either in fact or im the popular mind. Mr. Powderly is in a certain sense a dictator in the organization he represents. ‘His activity in politics would expose him to the suspicion of himself seeking office, and any act im his capacity as General Master Workman which did not suit everybody would be liable to distor- ‘tonor misinterpretation. But, even i he hedged his conduct about with such safeguards as to dis count all suspicion of his own motives, the public | ‘Would nevertheless hoid him morully responsible | for any default on the part of the candidates ‘whom he supported. The only position Mr. Pow- Gerly can afford to hold is that of an executive | ofMicer of his order, maintaining discipline within | Mand enforcing the fulfilment of promises made tolt by outsiders desirous of its favors. In sucha place is dignity and honor enough for one man, a Jong a3 its authority ts wisely used. ——— ‘The transfer of the Aqueduct bridge from its pri- ‘Yate owners to the government of the United ‘States ts at last an accomplished fact. It had been so long delayed that only a few hours of grace re- mained to keep it within the limitation imposed by the statute of the 21st of June. However, the rule of “better late than never” is applicable here. ‘The title having passed, there is no power that can prevent the conversion of the bridgeintoa free highway except Congress, which has still the right to repeal the appropriation already made or Fefuse others that may be needed. There ts no danger of anything of that sort, because the ten- dency of federal legislation has been for years in ‘the direction of broadening rather than circum. | scribing the privileges of the people. Jt is prob- able, therefore, that in a comparatively short time ‘the inhabitants of Alexandria County, Va, and | ‘West Washington, D.C.,can exchange visits as freely as neighbors on the same side of the river. a Every patriotic citizen of the United States, without regard to political or personal relations, will hope for the success of Minister Manning in | convincing the press and public of hisown coun- try and Mexico that the charges against him are false. It isa peculiar position, however, in which aman is placed when he is called upon to prove affirmatively his innocenee of wrong-doing. It re- calls the famous Scotch prosecution for horse- stealing, In which the crown produced six wit- esses Who swore positively that they did see the prisoner steal the horse, and the prisoner produced twelve who swore with equal positiveness that ‘they didn’t see him steal it. ‘The jury concluded ‘That the majority ought to rule, and brought in a Verdict of acquittal; but, strange to say, the best Jegal minds have never regarded such evidencg as decisive. It would be better for Minister M@n- ning to hunt down his original accuser, and force luim, by the ster machinery of justice, to tell the ‘World just what he knows and how he knows ft. ——__—_ Now that a verdict, pitiful for its emptiness, has | Deen rendered in the Colin Campbell case, who 13 ‘the better forthe performance of the whole ghastly farce? Perhaps the world at large is, and perhaps 3t1s not. Is anybody improved by learning how | corrupt in thought and life a soctety ean be which | claims for itself the acme of aristocratic intelll- genes, culture and refinement? Is the acquitted Wife any better off, in spite of a verdict in her favor,for having her name dragged through the nas. ‘est siough our generation has seen? Is theexon- erated husband any better off for having bis moral Weaknesses, his physical infirmities, his tempta- ‘Uons, nis dallying with false faith, made a target for pothouse jests? Are some of the witnesses any bet- ‘Yer off for being compelled to unveil the foul secrets of their own careers in order to satisty a court | that they did not dabble tn this particular mess? ‘Af the public are the happier or the better for the revelation they have received, they may congrat- ‘ulate themselves on. possessing a monopoly of such ‘Denents. a ‘MeQuade’s conviction In New York city shows ‘that, whether the Boodle gang can “fix” Juries or ‘not, they cannot “fx” the ingenuity of a district | attorney with a reputation to make. Ware, Howse & C OF 25 WEST 16TH ST., NEW YORK, ‘Will open in Washington, ins few days, a full line of a, TMPORTED WRAPS, BONNETS, &c. Hi MCEOPATHY. je have uever dwelt much on the cheapness of Sid will ory unentiou here that aut mete ictaee then bo vial at retal cowt but oe aba eta com iat oe oucropathy ie alse ches Shab it cates tw eas the tha any other achecl st Recent, wha sil mi uportaut des mek Fin the orvanmof dicration as lure doses of aie | Inedicines are very apt to d ple abet byt ‘uarte: of wccut yer ‘We cannot attempt to describe GLOVES — it would take'a page of “The Star” to do it— Skin Gloves for Men, 50c.,75, 85, $1, $1.25 to $2.25. Skin Gloves, lined, 60c., 75, 85, $1 to $3.25. Kid Gloves, 75c., $1, $1.50, $2 and 82.25 = Fur Top Gloves, 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 to | — Castor Gloves, 50c., 75, $1, $1.25, $1.50, 81.75. Men's Cloth Gloves, 23e., 35, 50, 75, 85, $1.10, 81.25, 81.50. ‘Men's Driving Gloves, 75c., 81, $1.25 to $2.75. Men's Knit Gloves, 60c.,75 and $1.25. ‘Men’s Angora Gloves, $3.50, finest in the world — Fisk, Clark and Flagg Gloves at $1.50, $2, $2.5 ‘Towne’s English Gloves, 90c. to $1.85. ‘New York Police Glove, $1.50. ‘Mitts from 506. to 8: SAKS & COMPANY, IN NECKWEAR— thousands and thousands of them-—18e., 25, 35, 48, 75, $1, 81.25, 81.50, $1.75, 82, $2.25—specially for Christmas Gifts. One thousand handsome Scarfs—besutifnl Silks | and Satins —large full Searf—in a handsome box— no better Scarf elsewhere at 75c., our price 50c. | We have full lines of Siater, Buckinghain & Co.'s | ‘London Scarfs —at one dollar — Full lines of Lowrey's famous Scarfs —35c. 50., nd $1 isk, Clark & Flags’s Scarfs, $1.10, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, 81.75. Four-in *hands—in a handsome box—30c. SAKS & COMPANY. GORGEOUS EFFECTS IN SUSPENDERS. Genuine American Guyots at 15c.—others at 2c. to 83.50. PRESENTATION SUSPENDERS IN A BOX. ‘Neat Embroidered ones—at fifty cents — French Ends——Embroidered Edge—at sixty cents. Prsenrs i@ STICKS. ined B.C. LEWIS & SON, 1421 New York ave. Established 1863. ‘One Price to all. 421-3t FOR THE BOYS HANDSOME VELVETEEN BRAIDED SUITS. STRIPED CORDUROY SUITS, NORFOLK JACKETS, PLAIN CORDUROY SUITS, NORFOLK JACKETS. NEW AND VERY STYLISH CHEVIOT NORFOLK SUITS. HOMESPUN SUITS. PLAIN JACKETS AND NOR- FOLKS. CORKSCREW SUITS, NORFOLKS AND PLAIN, VERY HANDSOME CORKSCREW SUITS, PLAIN DOUBLE-BREASTED JACKETS, SHORT PANTS, SIZES 10 TO 15 YEARS. NEW STYLES OF OVERCOATS, PLAIN BEAVERS, CHINCHILLA BEAVERS. FUR BEAVERS (VERY ROUGH AND VERY STYLISH.) FANCY CAPE OVERCOATS. FANCY, WITH HOOD INSTEAD OF CAPE. SCHOOL OVERCOAT, LONG, STRONG, WARM AND DURABLE. STYLISH KERSEY OVERCOATS FOR LARGER BOYS. CHINCHILLA BEAVER OVERCOATS FOR LARGER BOYS. SMOOTH BEAVER OVERCOATS FOR LARGE AND SMALL BOYS. EB BARNUM & CO, az 931 Penxerivanta AvENUS. Saues Y. Davis: Soxs, ‘Harrens axp FuRRiens, 21201 Penn. ave., corner 12th st., ‘Have a Complete Stock of FURS, SEAL SACQUES, CARRIAGE ROBES, ‘HATS, CANES and UMBRELLAS. a21__ Suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. All-Silk Face—very pretty—at seventy-five cents. All-Satin Face—lovely —81, 81.25, $1.50. Satin Lined and Faced—beautiful—$1, $1.25. jand-painted and Embroidered, $1.25, $1.50, 82, 83, 83.50. SAKS & COMPANY. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT for past weck reports increased sales—greatest we ever had—no such valnes in this country. A merry Little war lead to the low prices.—We are going to show aclean big fight for supremacy—and have the stuff to back us, The Greatest 19c. HOSE you ever saw—It's the same identical Hose sold by the largest concern in New York at 25c. Our 24c. HOSE has cased the “Bargain Men” to look after their 35c. kinds——We have what there is worth having, from 19c. to a fine silk at $2.50. ¢ SAKS & COMPANY. We have now $12,000 in MEN'S UNDERWEAR— ‘We had 820,000 worth——from a 48c. Undershirt to ‘8 $12 one—That’s the line —We have all sizes—no one else has—We have up to 56-inch Drawers—54. inch Shirts——no one else has—These “one horse” departments have their stock on paper—ours is here. SAKS & COMPANY, , $1. HAM, at $1, $1.25, $1.50 to 8 SILVER HEAD UMBRELLAS, pure silk, at 82.45. GOLD HEAD UMBRELLAS, pure silk, at $2.95 We have upwards of 1,300 Umbrellas to select from. SAKS & COMPANY. 50 082.60 86.50, 87 and $8. SAKS & COMPANY. BATHING ROBES,” HOUSE JACKETS— Misnamed Smoking Jackets —Those of our direct im- Dortation are the most sensible and durable—Ladies may not be aware of the fact that gentlemen dislike asa rule—a gorgeous Jacket—These English Jackets we have at $5, 86, 88, $10, $12, $13.50 ant $15. The Domestic ones——are more ornamental— but not as practical——or comfortable. Prices, $5, 87 89, $10, 812, 815, $18, $22, 825, MORNING ROBES— Robes De Chambre—Dressing Gowns—the latter is the natne they are best known by—Here again— the English and German ones that we bought in person in Europe are the ones to buy— More comfort in these than any others—They are cut to admit of comfort >and that after you hand the present over is the thing you desire to accomplish——These cost $7.50, 810, $12, 815, 818, 820, $22, #25. Our Great Persian HOUSE ROBE, at $45. ‘Those of domestic manufacture we have at 89, 812, $15, $18, up to the most Gorgeous Silk Outside and Satin-Quilted Inside, at $33. JAPANESE ROBES, at $10. ‘SAKS & COMPANY. ‘The new sensation in New York—delicate or indeli- cate is it! is to make Night Shirts = present now. ‘Surely nothing comes nearer the heart!— Presentation kinds we have at $1.50,82,%2.50, $2.75, $3, #3.25and $3.50. Useful kinds, at 75. and #1. SAKS & COMPANY. NEW EFFECTS IN JEWELRY — SCARF PINS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, etc. etc. Nov Scanr 1B, etc, ute. Novelties saueet many messes Wwhetare really coup liestcl drag dhs oe satiraly Uy stsoni medicine, ink ee ees Soedicloge Detar Cone of tonnes Me oth the “doctoring” is the p ut's faith, or his death. medicine of homacpatiy aed tn eee, ed may be found at our Washington phar. aw. BOERICK & TAFEL. LOWERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ‘Roses, Orebids, and other choice cut duwers, ‘Foliage and Blooming Plants. ‘Norway Spruce for Christmas Trees. Amported Immortelles for Cemeteries, etc. JOHN SAUL, 621 7th st. w., Opp. Patent office. aewe loupay Bancaiss. our friends, custoniem and stra ners may have amount of holidsy felicity for the seca ar aki tse oa eapiscount OF 10 PER CENT sales of Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, ‘Umbrellas, Gents , Conntor ‘is full and com- Shirt We oer at BuobaRADs 1i713,24.18,20, .22,23,24-28p_ SAKS & COMPANY, COLEARS AND CUFF8S— All there is. HH Sie. 7c. to $2. LADIES" SAKS & COMPANY. | HAND! Himrd bc. CARDIGAN JACKETS— 75e. to 86—Lots of space between 75c. and ¢¢— but we have all the kinds between those figures. SAKS & COMPANY. THIS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT — can only be called s Department—because it's part of ‘the great store— Please don’t place in the of “Department” that you see in the “Pin and Needle” Storee—-Tt is not that = 299 902, 308, 306 and 308 SEVENTH STREET, Ox Has HARD TO BEAT PRICES, ‘Men's Overcoats at $4.75, worth $8. Chinchilla Overcoats at $6.50, worth $10. Dark Ulster Overcoate, warmly lined, cut extra long, big warm collar, $10, worth 815. Blueand Black Chinchilla Overcoats at $10, worth 815. A line of fine Overcoats from $12 to }25; cannot be matched anywhere, ‘Men's Dark Mixed Suite $6.50, worth $10. A fall ine of Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at 87.50 to $20. ‘Undoubtedly the best bargains ever shown in Wash- ington, ‘Men's Worsted, Diagonal and Corkscrew Suite, sack or frock. from $10 up. All Worsted Corckscrew Prince Albert Suitsfrom $15 up. Blue Beaver and Pilot Cloth Suits. Single and Double-breasted Coats cheap. (Odd Pants $1.50 and upward. FOR BOYS—4 TO 14. A full line of Suits and Overcoats at lower prices than you ever saw. Corduroy Suits at $3.50, sold elsewhere at 96. Good Strong Suits at $2.75, worth @4.50. A full line of Cassimere, Cheviot, Corkscrew and Wide Wales Suits atall prices to $8.50. A beautiful line of Overcoats from $2.50 up. FOR BOYS—13 TO 18: A magnificent line of Suits and Overcoat from 94.50 up. 8a” Our Motto—No Trouble to Show Goods, OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. Open till 9 p.m. Friday 11 pan. Garar Marx Dowx Ovencoar Satz. The workingmen have been #0 seriously taxed to support their brethren belonging to labor organizations: while out ON STRIKE that trade this season has been greatly impaired. ‘We bave been very busy and have had no reason to complain, but we are overstocked, and have concluded to make short work and sacrifice our whole stock of Overcoats rather than carry any over. {TO-DAY WE BEGIN Our great mark-down sale. We have reduced Prices thirty to fifty percent, and the fact fs you could not uplicate any single Overcoat at any wholesale clothing house for the same money. Overcoats at these prices— £4.75, $6.50, 88.50, $10.50, $12.60, 15 and $18. ‘Suits at these prices— 96.50, 88,50 $10.50, $12.50, $15 and $18. Overcosts for Boys from 13 to 17 years old at $3.75, 24.50, 85, 86,up to 812. Suite for $5, $6, $7.50, $8.50, up to$12. Children’s Overcoats at $3, $4, $5, up to $8. Suits from $2.50 up to $10, Pants for Men, Youths and Boys, from $1.50 up. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, an CORNER 77H AND GSTREETS. Houax Bauzeaa. SILK HANDEKERCHI GENTS" SILK and OAS! LIN) for Boer ae to. Soe {this week BEA abd OSes, down prices. Call and be cant ‘the lowest. a21-3t (sitet 21, 1886—WITH SUPP! Nore. WANTED--HELP. _|___ FOR _RENT—ROOMS. FOR _RENT--HOUSES. —_ TANTED—A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR GENF-| JOH RENT—18e3 H st. N.W, TWO HAND. c Wal cimetod Scanlan dppiy oti eth | Fecmety Furattied Biost Sin boot oe eee Both of our establishments, 921 Penna ave. | stad ee 1 "| Roce be rented ae furice Rid Ded tout ar two | 3421 ‘and 1013 F st. n. w., will be kept open until 9 Dio THOROUGHLY, COMPETENT Ptoavenue cary nue: Open PM a THe s paagislaratboniatambcsateoat cook, and chunbermald and’ waltrbeny eatoremeey re ROE BENT TWO COMMUNICATING gBCOND. | {1215 Eee en shevetae ts abate Stn mG! | seit eet ond warns een, vv of Lov tong | Moco sows Rese nee, y Yee | tate ee: _ age] Wy ANTED. DI GENTLEMAN OF RE- 20 S at. Do not delay your purchases. Buy while | WANTED -A LADE OR GENTLEMAN OF KE: ae | ie ‘stocks are full and assortments complete. ETCH ENG, ip otten, Delors neon ib WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘CED WOMA WHO. can bring: Teferences for general house work, | JOR RENT—LARGE AND ELEGANT PARLOR, STMAS ‘TERNS. German, Norwaian preferred. 1314 ‘with one oF more bed-rogrmm; Private Dah, also sit: aNO Cmereas Dass Paras, |weensinar saree ae” ie" | Crane doa aes | Sars cuwar fe have cut up another large quant our PART ED. souicrrons — = eee eee . et soak Gr : ri niont desirable woollen goods into full dress Belife: Ascuieat mand bine femutceFtent aad HST, Nw, SUPE OF Bear aba at ar, Patterns. Prices from $2 to $10 per pattern. most ‘companies in the United States, ace eating rooms, first * Dress Patterns in Prints, 80c. and 96c. nes. Apply to CULLINANE & | floors, at moderate tates; caterer allowed. d21-8t ene. Sn0gEs. ao ‘Dress Patterns in Seersuckers, $1. cD) » Fire and Aci OR RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | “Yi.Fiand ms ngs [aoa byrne oo tay a WY ANTED—WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH | Act south fronts S windows: cars pans the dour Segoe aeons, i SH | oor: south front: cars pa ee cee eee: ear acrz chairs, ise, Mag fo wip | Pet ne CE PARLORE WTR OFFICE | tnaee 3 . 3 i : San : ae ‘These are attractively put up,making very | HENCE SANDS office 1154 New York eer 21a | FROR Bi DOUBLE PARLORS, WITH OFFICE | guhierr 1616 ket nw: presentable and useful presents. WANTED THOROUGHTY COMPETENT BUT. | other pleasant rooms: house faces south and weet, and | Stable ene phncngige este weal SE dean oie ae | ee ee pols or fall ne all at oar fer HW Sn aS Si [XT _FVRRISHED TOR stand 15th, (dzt) THOS. FE. "ANTED—WHITE COOK IN OR _RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY, os 2 eapquasrens” Kor Haxpxorrs ‘ mite, Also, a Parlor, 28x30; tastefully fur: | JOR RENT—DWELLING, 735 9TH 18 AT THE Inaed seen erence rea, in the elegant and comimodious mansion, 307 | M’contatus twelve rooms, baih, ‘Apr BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘We have devised a new and very handy way of showing silk Handkerchiefs. We can show you ata glance all we have of any style or quality Warstetea wettin jloyment with THE 10., Wilinington, Del. may: spreading WANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Erker crane meme | Wik mae TAT tention to Silk Handkerchiefs to-day, leaving colored for all kinds of domestic ‘you to take Linens and “Initials” for granted. with references. 717 Mst.n ANTED—A_HOUSEK! ne ER, WITH GOOD | JOR RENT—ONE SUITE OF PLEASANT ROOMS - = 100 dos. Children’s Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, ferences. Call at 821 16th st. n.w., between 11 | EY or two Siuge Iocms: nicely furnished, southern ex- | JOR BENT 1940 OTH ST. ¥.v more than 35styles and colorings, only 20c. and 12 o'clock. d20-2t* one hon: Toons 1 each. 22 inch Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, superb as sortment of styles and colorings, including small and large polka spots, checks, stripes and. solids, worth 45c., only 37340. each. 22 inch White Fine Japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, neat fancy borders, extra-fine quality, only 50c. each. “AC ork; only those feren O25 Bat nw. ‘ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISI Solicitor. None but s good Worker need ap Address SOLICITOR, Star office. «20. ANTED — MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL ‘Once. 20. Chambermaids, nurses, scrubs FIRST-CLASS CABINET MAKERS machine hands can find em- LAN & HOLLINGSWOK TE B vi 20-3 Tt a AT White and colored women cooks, $10 to and men cooks. OGRAM'S Drug Store. cor. ave. jth stan. w., one square from Peunsylvania ave. home ts quare from Peunsylvani ome i table bo quiet; terms very moderate arden z = > al z RENT_HOUSE (31 RHODE ISLAND AVE JOR RENT—2D FLOOR, UNFURNISHED, FW nw. Inquire 1728 6th st. u.w aie rooms and bath; east front; 514 9th st. n.wd20-3° ERENT _— = —— OR RENT—AT 1919 G ST. N. W., PLEASANT 1 Rooms, with best board. ‘A few table board- Perea oan A two-story aix-room Brick Honse, newly’ papered and grained ; front yard and good stable. Inquire at 63 Pst. n.w. Rent $15 = gua qitiet hore juare trom Ebbitt, wil ie jard’s hotels, 1331 G at, nw. d20-3t* ” XE OK TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED, Apply on premises, 921 D st. nw. Apply to B. H, WARNER £ CO.910, FOR RENTCHOUSE 126 7TH ST. N. 15 7th st. ne. NT FOREST x, 4 ris, ops comrour qm fouye, containing twelve rooms, bath Tootae an « servatory, surrounded by fine grounds. House iQition, being lately repaired.” BETWE WO LINES OF SERED CAIN ent 430 be R- ine ‘UKNISHED FRONT BED ROOM ON third floor and parlor on first: suit M.C.: or furn. ‘shed dintiyg room apd katchen. with room over kitchen: suit caterer, rent exchanged {or pear Towa Carel 220-3 ae = | month, & JOHNSTON, ‘Reductions are made the following MBS & BU! Es Empk it Bureau, 926 F OR REN 11 13TH ST. N.W—' FUR- d20-3t 738 15th st. now. DeSean Get ie aN eating aie caoege | See ia neha a30-6¢" Bantued oom ot second, third Bi fourth gor in PRES - Handkerchiefs that keep the ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER; | “te oFsinele a 1719 14th new,10r.@80 405 D st. ne., Gr. 18.30 bmg yeh pepenen feed pig aust write ancet hand and be tcenrate at heures’ | FOR RENT—THREE FIRST FLOOR COMMUNE | fis d att new-10r Rene or. 1 Lot of 24 inch Crepe Silk Handkerchiefs in Address, reference L cattng Parlors; also, three on third floor, well fur- je st, Sor. ‘communications con! Box 164, Star office. Ali ished, eluding pian rill wnfurnish, them if de- or ‘ile and ceil, reduced from = —— Bo WOuee inva: also, rent them separately. Apply at once with tne. route carnal ceil, Ko WASPS AT, ONCE EN ,AND WOMEN AS Feferences a hah ston “Opposite Sudicl tary Bark ¥, a Tot. whiteextra-fine China Hem- | maiac°omiyand boweworkers, dressmakers, burses, | Sud new Pension buildiig. PC dBase ley. square 1030... pital pd cooler erent pod eden Cty and county. EME. BURRHAM, | JQOR RENT-SUITE OF ROOMS, NIGELY FUR: 9 Piers" court, pecepaaitprer peep eae enennmey ees |r ris 630 and 632 F'n. w. ished. op fst oor. 234 3d st'n.w. near Pen, é ave. aud Capitol: suitable for ML Cor gated hea Wbermaits, "Sures Rircnetneiie Lannimeee | Fon RENT—TWO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, > WOODWARD 5 LOTHAOE: Serubbers, ‘Sdachineur Wait Péerntn Foret and seth, dinius-room and tatchen: herdic and street invasser®. Nat. Labor Bureau, 517 7th et.n.w,d17-0t | cars near thie door; terwss moder st Carisraas Faxcy Goons SAETE IS WANTED TO REERSSENT | * on peiy disse" at THE Wis Rational Mathal Live Atecciation. ‘Porous | [JOR RENT-AN ELEGANTLY FORNISGED PAR: who ‘can ‘command business will be Hberuily paid. | Jor suite, containing three rooms and Babs heated £ BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. FRANK J. TIBBETS, General Manager, 1420 F st. "| by furnace and open grates: location unsurpassed; op- — d16-6t posite Franklin Square, at 920 14th st, n.w., bet. Tand This isa new departure with us, and has re- SSE Bite "a18-6t cerpypelente tag W ANTED_CANVASSERS, sulted in an agreeable su1 sve been, ‘ance; salary ani incited to still further increase the stock, and st. DLW, are now an excellent assortment of jon. Apply to oc tory front Rooms bath, private family. front Htoom, heat, gas, bath, private fami displaying FANCY GOODS, purchased expressly for Christ- mas Presents, WANTED—SITUATIONS. LARGE FURNISHED FRONT 10r.& THE STOCK INCLUDES: Sachet Bags, Monchoir Cases, Opera Glass Cases, Glove Cases, Slumber Rolls, Fancy Boxes, ‘Lamp Shades, Fancy Tidies, Telegram Cases, Photograph Cases, Priscilla Baskets, Laundry W iivvmentas nrstclass american cook, 13: ata az. 1 owning his own typewriter. office. ‘ANTED—BY YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, Ee room for two; south front: @5, per week, with 2% Grant Place, 9r.... eater. Also oth BENNETT, 1907 Peon 250 Fy near 4th st rylvania ave. nowt OM anit "300 Ri hear 13th st up t Cie 300 Ti thn - IGF... 190 24 st, near t., op. Capitol, 13r..150 2st, near G st. a3 Property placed with. me for rent or sale is liberally advertined free of Cost to the owner JOR RENT—A SUIT OF NICELY FURNISHED | rooms on the second floor, with open fire. 13th st. n. w. al’ R RE} INGLY OR TOGETHER—TWO COM- a ir et bent For list of property f Liste, Irridescent Pen Wipers, Snow-ball Eros oe a ete 2 | aud nmwiyateraiatiel besevemeonts cient rd eee Oe Hed. HOLTZMA’ Sachets, Mayflower Baskets, &c. ‘ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENC! ERSON, A | five minutes of Pension terns > Fir Balsam Pillows, covered with Muslin, siie- | Wattustion oimaid att geanistress or chambermaid | moderate. 3 Vs-4t sia, Silkand Plush, 25c. to 4each. ‘These are | and seamstress Fee Coe aay. FLOR RE sR THOMAS CIRCLE, HAND- filled with hand-picked fir tips, dried without as some rooms, well furnished, two on second floor ficial ‘and guaranteed to remain fra- y ANTED-SENATOR‘ OR OTHER | and three on third, en suite or singly. References re- pry line 2 nen Bastaces men can weer | the services of & lady Guired, 1913-8 atemw e aae abaw copyint or amanuensis to wor! | “aa OF BROOME ONS ; nd Es per dozen. "ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN | 141d and 1410 Kat, Lew Willbe rented. wing a ith st, 10 ran 18.00 Chenille Silk and Tinsel Cord, in color combi- ag cooks, chambertnaidy wala ladies. clerk, wait iy ql Cleye'dat8 rah 5.350 nations, only 10c. per yard. ers, dairymen, butlers, coachmen for private fami : RENT—PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS: aw, 5 (Second floor; take elevator.) gfela regtaurants, stores and offices ve coraually tiviten te catt st oat oftioe for foe it era ‘We are showing an excellent variety of Fans, W. F of same 2 i ek TOR & SON, Real sen - 4 AG a competent Servants are engaged for any and all a = ~ 5 12 tat ot ered, with and without feather edge, $1.25, ‘in House and Store Werk. Headqus —KOOM RENTING AGENCY, 1326 F -. 2 - qito ea: gunoreasocancimen: tpacities, in House and Store Work. Headani oh ST. ‘8. CAWOOD, Commer Ditand K sia... ‘The “Small Ware” and Button Department has added the following goods, any one of which ‘would make an appropriate Christmas Gift: ____ WANTED—ROOMS. ‘Tourists’ Cases, ‘Odor Cases, Nid —_.. | will nleage call at the oftee and register, pope Paes fous oeeeind Hove OF aes cr four woods WO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED trey ECT Se sized partially furnished Teoms, nomh Of Wate and Regn on second foor and two on | Brick, Hand-painted Placques, Bronze Candlestick, Rog pf dem Call on or addrens Mrs. WHEELOCK, | third foo. with table Board, at 1807 Hat. nm, willbe | Frame, Shaving Cases, Celluloid Dressing Cases, Tith st. It” | let single or en suite. aan Plush Work Boxes, Brass Ash Receivers, fy ‘TED—FOR THE SE. a NEAR PENNSY1 7th and Bote. oe a Handkerchief Boxes, ‘Metal Puff Boxes, W focus wity bats in private r Py: ‘in 2 pavate faiualy to Senators of or rth and S ste, nw. store and dw. Glove Boxes, Manicure eta,ete, ete. | are ng other borders; northwest; referencesexclange. | MC, of other parties; terms reasonable; bond if fe have also an-excellent assortment of Per- ‘de. shed and unfurnished, with and calls for light housekeeping city. All parties having rooms ‘want permanent tenants for the winter mand for rooms, furni without Board: mai rooms in all parts of t to rent an KR RENT—SMALL HOUBES— Frame. 1509) ite we. MW. Mb famery from the celebrated makers: Lubin, Wenck, Atkinson, Alpine Co. and Caswell & Mas- sey, in all the choice odors. Also Face Powders, ‘Tooth Powders, Sachet Powders, Florida Waters, Bay Rum, etc., etc. Lowest prices. WANTED-—HOUSES. ANTED—I HAVE A CLIENT WITH 34 invest in) Washington ‘property nort ‘wants Honses from 85,000 to 810,000 apiece, Ad JOR RE! as ITE OF THREE LARGE. NIOELY- furnisued Rooms, delightfully located on aguare; heat and yas, 298 Stanton Place, 6th sk and ng Marion st. n.w., m. 407 Ast st w FOR RENT. HOUSE ne DG-S-10 Fist, We Lsth st. ne. Dir ind. av. 12 8 Bin wr AS nT STORE: th at nw, IF sin.w., Lt, i Craven Ter 20 OBst aw, Lr. lo 40 3510 Sherman ave, dr FURNISHED. * ave mw. 14r 609 DP at aw. 1Or isl Cs sae ist te i 38138 N. TAOS Nase 1s . nw He reorats, ir our office only us I JOR EPNT— story brick, Lore ory brick, 1 rm. tory brick. }ne hiree-stors brick, LOrs t st., three-story brick, 1206 ry brick, Hine ry brick, GPs... » two-story’ brick, Gre Fur 1209 O st., thiwe-story ls 1512 st, three-story b 416-6t_ PARKER & TOWNSEND, 1418 F OR RENT 1622 10th st, 128 J40m Tecst Tit S101 Pat, 10: 1006 23d at, G19 pth wt Gr, 2004 st. nw..dr Ts F33 DAM et. TE... 17, a) 4228S) OTT & WILCOX, eyivania 8 $333 1514 P st B18 Tndiaua, Towa Circle 2 K Lave. near RL ay it 0 nt Circle’ bet. 10th a Lith ‘U'und Desalen sts ) Viave., near Lowa Cir OX & BROWN, Penn. ave, n.W, VERY DE- the SEASON a JOK RENT—2025 QST_ 10 ROOMS. MOD. IMPS, Beautiful new House. JOHN E BEALL 1420 8 veaiity. 201 Dx 194g atnw, ora ary aquare recently dace Tare opportunity Pet-cltiae peut #05 yer month, BUSHNELL & CARUBL, 1008 F sts now. OR RENT—A DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, 1 Tatu. w., 1 reoins, all the modern imiproveRues fine carriage’ house and stable for four particulars, Inquire on the premises 9 , oF ores ¥ di-im OK KENT—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1615 3D 1. W., gas and Water, #15. Apply to, KE PATRO, 482 La. ave, # HANDSOME NEWLY BUILT 1G xt mW im JOR RE 7 three sores buae nderh git its. rent 475 per month: open for inspection for furth wwuer. K. GULDSCHMID, 81 “MONEY TO LOAN. ee 8.E. SHIPP, 1221 F st. RENT CHEAP HOUSE. 1723 Pa ave. §. w LOTHRO! y ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE IN NORTH. TS = Slockn, deaka, stuxle or double sleigh and earring sere P. | Winest gn peace lense, about ero neni, organt tis | SHORT DISTANCE NORTH of DU- | Skleorire “SUL st uw ai Ss taen g1z Dat._| furniture if house can be teased.” Address NAVAS | PONT CIECUR and ADsAC 2h eee - Star office. 20-31 oa are — rt | sunare foot. TO. ‘| ry it brick; nine roonis; bath V rseven-ronn lunse; Pricey foexired | 202 5 (Se 3,000, Address, stating full particulars, P! SEW SHREE STORY BAY LATS ¢ NINETY FEET FRONT, on which | F'window houses, ten rooms and cellars: all modern i B == = = HOUSESc to rent for prices PANING | improvements: sth st, between FandG nm, opponite | iced cache WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS | Sorte ou the promriy ‘ii ueemec dexails | asco cmce Inauirost fas inet. “ail W 3 NTED=0 Boy Avictor TRexcLe TAN. | HQUEN EP bT Cg ist ats and near | Pe taciy Furnished House Li roonm liears cate KER'S BUCKWHEAT. OMe eases aaoae HILL & ZOBNGTON, | | Kies Bax G? tare eS “ae bs steed aE WW AXTED-RATSmams ira —aravownen | ROE SAPORROUT faROO FaUARE FEET Gp ED 7 BATS SL. z mand fe square of 3 x fate saad enteral, Pitas, Mauss equi | BO cent per foot. Altus tw ackd by. Deceaber 04m us bn HECKER'S BUCKWHEAT. H.SAHLING, or JOHN HORIGAN, G15 4th stm. Ww. icoah:/-Addrees Iniyestznet, Star ofice. ia REMI _3056063_AUD 17RD DISTROS wax AT QREY_ReLInTE | FOE SAGE CAND AiG APNE | iraraeeena they whe Gotha stim ale STED—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE = ees i inprovements: they class condition and in Wrnceimreteatpervants in all eapacttinruiiie | I2aise> Scots, de sH0 ground ve Droit Pry. | Maprevanenty rent $90 per month” Ap- HECKER'S BUCKWHEAT. a ep Sa PS pect’ Hill, Toc, ft.” Fast Capitol” and 24 ste, | Plyatl00&Sst.nw, "dat Go Se EO BEL: fo,12,000., ast peur Maryland ave., 7 room BRENT 1747 FST. NW; 10, ROOMS, ALL ED. DLS, | new brick, ail m. 4. $4,000, near: cn; excel Re 00h OApS OF OYSTER SHEE ‘ail-im RE. LEWIS, 12125 Fat. | cation “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, BEE ES = See INKL] ae hg, Lotte Fe PAYING RENT a BUYA ‘i "ANTED—WRIN JES. ido away with Wrinkles and make fT. | | :$100 and upward, according to value of | the sin apron 2 atta, Perfectly" harmo. No _ «8-6 "| property, deirg: t balatiog tm imonthiy rayments stam] cents per bottle. EAR about equal will esay- HECKER'S BUCKWHEAT. e ISAAC OULD, 32 by 100, ata targaltn anos neveral Cote oh | 13 BRE gon now throw away “for rent. C1 18-008w" P.O. Box 2607, Boston, Mass. | 16th. between Sand T sts, including a corner, RH. GHT, 925 F nt. n.w., room joor. ea Lay Bere SS T. LEIPOLD, 1. A ke Oe eS BENT—NICE 1) — 30. per month to work attended to by skilled and careful workmen, RK SALE—CHOICE LOTS—UNIVERSITY PARK, section a < ‘to, beautiful new is of Monuments, a1 st iv “4 ‘tenant. A vi furnished Hot with piano, at | HECEEB’S BUCKWHEAT. lead Stonon, Coping, Vault and Altar Work au Tialian | Gan gustice Harian's new mansion, Also, on Meri BRIGHT O25 PC nw ono a en dating terms. R. H. T. LEIPOLD, 1331 F st. n.w.| Lfretfloor, = & pr ONRSEA SS ae matin | ee E—CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON 17TH Perthwest section, ‘elegant femme i S| jel = Ee wee P twee! at alow figure. TY: & RUTH! DRD, MEOKES BUCKWHEAT WEEE Op, grees To caus, | Eigseetnrn Haat SR irene | Hatt eT aee SO a Soget our low Nayres-cn. pret BES, Printer 17th; Corcoran, between 17th and New Hampshire RENT—HANDSOME HOUSE N. W.. ELEVEN ‘AYLOR & BART, Printers, | ave.: ‘T at., near New hire ave, and ou New | IM rooms and bath; south front, desirable location, 0e80-Bm B05 Tth st. nw. Hanipshiré ave, near 8 st. BH. T. LELPOLD 1331 being refitted: ‘will adapt alterations) to pleane rust HECKER'S BUCKWHEAT. "ANTED — MRS. ANNIE FAUNCE, TYPE- P st a Sa ce ~ party applying mow; moderate rent x writer and copyist; office and residence, 225 In- HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF | 16, a ai references. eae Fwth iottiea Lote in bast. W hington, which Tcan — FURNISHED — 1234 MASS. AVE. WASTED — PPHOLSTERY OF FINE PARLOR | sell at venti prices pau 5 ES i ST bor apdeina furnished. central icipeaticeaeen earoea ‘ashihaton is Tap . fon” ana "aces mrs HECKER’S BUCKWHEAT. and remade: aenples ofall urades clemeda ereten | aid it ia believed thet the coming spring wif develop | month. AS. CAYWOOD, cor. #iiand K sta, 18-5 ing on hand. Moth exterminated. Cubinet repairing. | increased activity in that section of our cits io fast | | QOR RENT—NO. 1324 16TH ST. N. W, ELEGANT CRATE practical Upholsterer, 1906 14th st. n. w. | the time to secure bargains. KR. H.T. a Is moder built pevidence lable nai, #140 rer Lua! Saar aea MOSER Se ___ US| oath Apply RREST, a HECKER’S BUCKWHEAT. “ANTED—HORSES TO WINTER, AT THE FI FS SALE—SIX LOTS ON THE N. W. CORNER | to’ ee ea a ee riaclen! fe Fo fax coum Y oe A Ai of a8 i D sts. n. ee 10,906 32: aegis 1 14TH ST. N. W.. TWELVE juire at te 8 bles, | ulley and very economical. a whole, 35c. rn De . 19d Sthstintwe ~_nzd-im*”’ | lotw doc.” Apply De St GOODACHE, 1105, Rew | A, 4ooms all modern improveinents, 480.30. 4. or insta CureAny breaking owt on face 3 7 TARE FEE : . orbody cured: “Moth pluples: wrinhles black ‘heads | F'Ok SAU¥, 10.700 SQUARE | fronting park: 1ot | dpe Gott al meds aa ee De Vulwar redness, eczerua and ail facial distigaren ‘nitable for’ a number of siuail houses: wide alley on | $08 Ost, n-w-; all modern noprovements. suitable BBB RRR A 88g g8Sg Temoved, and ‘s clear complexion insured tw all Tear and side: sewer and water. Cheap to an imme- 5 es . . E ean 3 ; B RR AAA 3 ‘To be had at W. 8. hompson’s, 15th st.: Drew's old | ———— eee ‘all modern huprovements ;convenicnt BBB OR R A A Sss8_ Sus! stand; Major's, 7th and H sts.: Davis’ R SALE-LOT 17, SQUARE 743. 50 BY to cars: rent inoderate to good tenant. Apply ou the |. 8. y . 7th and I sts, ALP. HILL & 1813 Vermont ave. n.w. asa GG, 00, (00 ppp g68q | Soultenet cor, idth wt and Ie Lave. Pe a = ee OR Bg §. cor. 6thand Eaten. w-< L. D. Waiter, (}OR SALE—VACANT GROUND— ‘lls Fst.nw. Sco 88 8.8 BD gis ...| su nw.: Robert N Harper, 609 Pa. av Pons Wie EASE Oe rae cry. $9 Yass. ave, nw. 10 rome, all mod. imps... $35.00 GGG 00 00 DDD SaaS = | Milburn, Pa. aves tf. Cole, Bs 1th “This cuakEN DESERABLE BAR@ATNS. ax | §- W_cok: Oth and 8 ave. 6,"S oom, ail as z BARE roperty is beng rapidly purchased. : ipa. . es INESTANDS. of Av. Hickman & Sexton, 24 ahd ‘Pr a an investment bs persons who have profited larmely yoog Sth etn‘. 7 soap il iio Sete th cay ain: thereby, and there is but a limited amount in the | 1545 Columbia st’n.w.,8 rome, all mod imps. = b eae — = i | RARSh perma prices, Pemons wishing to secure A | 100% 119 Eat n.c. 6 rooma, gas and water: J EASELS. PRTED_ Oa, NOTH WEL, 15 8D ST. SB. | GREAT MANY FEET Gr GHOUND FOR A EITELE | 2p Wat n.6 rovine ean = SRinber, team Fitter and contractor. should avail themselves resent oppor- i, hw. 5 roous, water. MATCH BOXES. Bempicling old and defective plumbing s specialty. | tunity without delay. pepe iigand Mi Be eae Place, 5 oii water. cae TMES a11-2w 1420 F st. n.w. 514: 518 rear of 515. 2D. W., 4 rooms, ILESTICES. ‘ED—! ERT TYPEWRITING, ALL TIMES: = — — te Rrra ‘Wanciincen Gorpine opartuent Coligegn ates | yon SALE—VALUADLE NORTI "ERN COR- eer : serene pevat Work for and delivered. Telephone 112-2. mer property. viz: Jy of lot 1, square 243 (5,000 feet SMOKING SETS. W.H. PORTER, 095 Fst.__oc20-3m*_| aid wid le parking) bounded by. Vermont ave. ‘Towa cir- a a 'ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, CAR- | (eid }othand N ste. The vacant corner lob 241 00171 E. ASH HOLDERS. Wha Stoves, Feather Beds, and all kinds of House: | It" lot: SosTOU will be: sold, together oF separately. ie 3 80 SOT a CARD Bi Bela Addrece & BAUM SIG Ast stm oesee | Abply to owner, 103 N at — OF ap oleae mS. — ‘ANTED—AT GEN. E. F. BEALE’S STOCK - 15.00|1803 5th n. SOBRE Epes Wes ey cranny tenes een _LOST_AND FOUND. _ successor to Du IRRO! EB 'FERTY, cor. 10th and OST—DECEMBER 19TH, ONE OF THE BELT 'HREE 8TOR!} MIRRORS. Tamed = ta a cott-3in- | T,Gine curs going to the Teb-scest chat a Becket. Sivelling: ite Tal FINEST PLATE GLASS. W3STED_MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX book containing a small amount of money’ and some RUTHERFORD, —_— terminated from sarpetss furniture, Naat ‘by | Tings. Suitable reward at 1226 Ist.nw. ._1t*_ 1226 F st. nw, and SQUARE. | the: rocess which can kill them, Hot Ni OST—BLACK AND TAN DOG, EVENING OF R RENT— RUTHERFO! — ovat, nouxD ssasquane. | shptiy sissy shiner til fb oO | LSE Ree Oe Tete Bee THLE © RUTHEREQRD, mi riven ruaues | Watters germaie, Pie iSa.°2 | sr a soary, ware” pod GALE, IN BRASS FRAMES. a, chadz B'aH0. 61 mand | DSi ot ou one ides of head tong ‘ANTED — COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR | Lobbed: leather strap ‘on “neck. Reward by returning == “Wetery diate nud Teratore: Reta eee oe | to WK. TRAVER, Star offee., fas as! Wg ‘ loner, JOHN E BEAL. 438 EMC 8,8 | TouNp A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING A =F Infofice from am. to pan, Weleybune 344° small sum of money, which the owner cau have by IN FANCY FRAMES. = = | proving the'pronerty aid. paying for the advertigng. Bee eee a x OSTA BLACK aoe SATCHEL, ON DE. DINING ROOM and P, Fron RENT—FURNISHED on UNFURNINHED | L,VSnod Zu leno eon tataes potee toms Reed of four, ms; bath room, with hot and | Louse, to 19th and Ns thence to Bowney"sstablegon 4 * IMMENSE VARIETY, ALLSTYLES. ALLPRICES, | cold-water, 720.17th ut nw. Apply (FITCH, FOX | Lat. ‘Reward if returuod to 1908 19thet aw. 1 NT_A CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSE, : ie BROWN, cor. airs ave, and Toth wt. dd-tan | ors Gonna e. , DARK BROWN, WITH WiLITE FSiiory and collar OTR rk 10 RU. we: ear = ——— breast; auewers to name ramp; No, 9.8 month. YLER FOR! In Piesh Framen. Varinny of Btylee wad Piiche, FOR RENT—STORES. ae eA erent ga ee Ol ees ee hed ee peace sq _D 3 Pare THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE FURS. R RENT—8’ 1203. 3 RENT 875. | ] \-MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20TH, and ‘situated Brick’ D nine IN COMPLETE SETS. Fob Ra3 Wasco & wivoox, io Beene Se Difetroen 110 both tune: and 101 G ota. ws ‘Tooms, including’ TOszast ne. die-aw pie a2: and thence Se tat ek ee RENT—BRICK HOUSE, CONVENIENT TO MUFFs and TIPPETS. 7"FROR RENT_STORE 2026 LaTH aT. NW. LARGE | $471" Dills, Return to 1416 20th at, mw. and ign ofc, Inter depariguontatrectcary aid LYNX FUR. foto separately, 825: House separately #0° REWARD—LOST NEAR DUPONT stow rent. CH. AUMES, 027 Fat. non ace aaiin,. | ene See ae fees = | % ficatiave, asi-ite 7 INT—OFFI WEE NORTH pene a FOR RE! )FFICES. _ Rolin aud Osha Dates pairot pola ae = OFFICE, WITH HEAT, ‘st, ue. and Fecelve. ‘BEAVER FUR. TOT st adjoining 1" building: ST—ON THURSDAY, 16TH INSTANT, A SMALL — Fewnviee ai6-Im os eS name et ae NUTRIAYUR, =e yoular of biveribbon. “Reward it cmmnonitika yun. RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, SG,035 | {o'r ‘st naw (Ouse. ¥ Peer ae tr ai ie sc | ¢ oer -SUNDAY. BLACK” COCKER i Suitable for Ladies and Children. All Prices, Gispeter be ad Seon: Su EAL Ta DiSttatierewsrd given. when returned SILK HOSE WAKE A SPLENDID OST: at $M, emu nanenineamannnm | ok Rina came sere ae | cuore we eae THE F FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS Ginnie, made to dae 9 Leas BOM jae BORSA TE WAITERS, 95 PER MONTE MA ROME. laeraeeeees Lasxers Lhax Orrce ‘No, 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. FY 62 10,000 IN HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT. W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1319 F street. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS AVE to suit at lowest rate of interest, No delay wi good. THOS. G. HENSEY, tw 1006 F stn. w. 000, 820,000. $16,000, #10.000, $5,000 AND 6 to loan on first-class real estate security HUPTY & DIE Lath and F sts ON REAL ESTATE, {09)__THOS. B. WAGGAMAN i TO LOAN $15,000, #10,000, $5,000, $3,000, 3,000 to lou real estate at 6 per ceut. JOHN BOWLES & CO. 1221 F stn. w. ¥ TO LOAN = - IN'SUMS TO SUIT. iy me approved red estate security cary aclay. DLey, WoW bt 1411 Fat TO LOAN AT Low nares. is. Commercial Paper of all kinds bought ani STOCKS Rel NINGHAM, Broker, 1419 F st 2m* ONEY 19 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE TX SUM 1407 X ANY SUM DESIKED, TO LOAN ON ite or good collateral security , lowest rates ices expeuae and without A PHILLIPS 1298 New York ave. LOANED ON, AND SALES MADE OF, DEMPSEY. Neal Deuate, 1 ke EMPEY, Real Leta, Innaranc Tai Kew York DUIS CUD ™ Ww 019 Sk R™ BERS os c FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. avy Pay Accounts cashed, Loans on Life or other good securities. Uo ‘delay. za Ne York ave. P.O. Box BS o7-3m ONEY TO LOAN KEAL ESTATE, IN SUMS to suit, at lowest rate of interest 0 HOLTZMAN, se15, corner 10th and F sts. fw. M°°¥X TO LoaN OX APPROVED REAL ESTA a SECURITY, ‘Moderate commissions. No deli aus0 ‘GEO. W. LIN MoRex Toran AMA in sums to suit, on approved Real Estate security, &t lowest rates of interest. Charges moderate.” No wi? hecessary delay. 3.¥-N- HUYOK, 5 1505 Pennsylvania ave, M ‘ins, 720 20m ot ‘ONEY TO LOAN Tn sums to sult, at lowest rates, on approved raak estate security, Fitch. FOX & bhow 1427 Pounspivania ave. ONEY TOLOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY THOS.J. FISHER & 00., 3 Tid Fate Meoxex TOLoAN O§ REALESTATE AT LOWEST ‘DANENHOWEE & SON, 1115 Pst ON RPAL ESTATE OR S Stlowest sates of interest bod SHEN. 303 7th wt mw. 4 - BOARDING. HE McPHERSON HOUSE, CORNER OF 15TH 5h, etry eR HOUSE, 421 11TH ST. ALMER HOUSE, “Mas: MT. SOUTHALL, Wa HALF HALF "T Basafiana re tag 5 ahah Yai oa sae © F ST—ROOMS EN SUITE OR 1308 th She AT 314 AND 316 Babe sra ae mame 85 ber week ‘per aay.