Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1886, Page 2

tl Se? 7 iad b THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. €., a. DECEMBER 29, 1886. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY .... ...-December 29, 1896. Fhe Breing Star ne = vesiian petanent bona fide daily circuinsion more than treble that ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal te 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, f un- ‘weed, should keep a copy. Sa No attention paid to Anonymous Letters. The fre at the Temple Theater, in Philadelphia, has set the peopie of that and other cities talking about the danger of continuing the tele- graph wire service above ground. ‘The wires and cables troubled the firemen sothat the flames got a better headway than they would otherwise. This {sa familiar experience In American cities ‘The most terrible illustration of the evil of sky wires at a fire was at the (destruction of the Newhall house, iz Milwaukee, a few years ago. There they were the direct cause of the loss of human life, It 1 obvious that one of two things must be done: Either the bullding laws of our large cities must be revised 80 as to permit the erection of no house higher than two storfes above ground, or else the telegraph poles and the network connecting them must come down. It 1s impracticable to have the wires strung where they are now and make effec- tive use of tall sealing ladders. Between the two alternatives there should be no hesitancy in choos- ing. The telegraph, while a grandly valuable ad- junet of modern civilization, 1s, after all, a pri- vate money-making project and lmited in fts sphere of usefuiness, whtle the buildings and the fire defenses of a city are popular property. If ‘one of the two must give way, it should be the private enterprise. ‘There is money enough to be made by the telegraph and telephone companies ‘when their wires are all underground. Moreover, ‘the convenience of the citizens who use these ap- Pltances would be promoted by such a change; for fire, as things are now, involves the severance of communication for a time at least. ‘What is true of Philadelphia and Baltimore ts equally true of Washington. If every wire now strung on poles were run through an underground trough the city would be vastly better off for it. ‘The sky wire is a standing menace tothe improved property 1n which so many millions of dollars have ‘Deen invested during the last ten years. If we expect Washington to continue its vigorous growth ‘we must bring itand keep it abreast of the times sm everything that makes the lives and the estates St ite citizens more surely proot against disaster. ———— ‘The tributes to the memory of General Logan are striking for thetr evident sincerity, whether ‘they come from former friends or foes. Down in ‘the bottom of his heart every true American ad- mires a man with a brave heart and clean hands, no matter what bis other qualities or what his attitude on pubile questions may be. Besides the ordinary subscription funds which friends of the dead Senator are ratsing in behalf of his widow, @ movement 1s on foot to insure her a regular in- come through the sale of her husband's book. This is. good idea. It not only will give Mrs. Logan a sense of independence, but it will enable thou- sands of citizens to contribute sums smaller than ‘Mey would like to offer otherwise, and yet as large as they feel able to give. The securing of an ample provision for Mrs. Logan will answer a double pur- pose; forit will be, on the one hand, a testimonial ‘of grativude to a soldter whose work for his coun- try in the field was above praise, and on the other a rebuke to those carpers at democratic Institu- ‘Uons who assert that the popular politician must etther feather his nest by unlawful means or leave iis family a legacy of poverty and suffering. ——— Mr. Powderly 1s going to wage offensive as well as defensive war, it seems. Not content with sit- ting down and letting his enemies abuse him, he has issued an order commanding the return to the treasuries of the various local assembiles of Knights of Labor in district No. 24, in Chicago, of all money drawn thence for the defense of the anarchist conspirators or for any other object not contemplated by the constitution and by-laws of the Knights of Labor. This ts tn consonance ‘with the advice his best friends have been giving him for a year past. They have urged upon him the necessity for an ageressive campaign against that element insid> of the society who do it more damage in a week than Jay Gould and Philip Arwour combined could doit ina year, ‘The en- Geavor of some of these Internal foes has been to AMentify the Knights with the anarchist propa- ganda. They have also striven to convince the ‘outside world that a man of the conservative ten- denctes and judicial temperament of Mr. Powderly could not enforce his orders in Chicago. The best thing Mr. Powderly can doto disprove this last assertion 1s to execute an order by way of i- lustration; and the best choice he-could make of ‘an order to enforce, he has already made, in one ‘which shows that he Is free from any sentimental Jeaning toward anarchism. Gear Maxx-Dows Ovencoar Sate. ‘The workingmen have been so seriously taxed to support their brethren belonsing to labor orvanizations while out ON STRIKE that trade this season has been | greatly impaired. ‘We have been very busy and have had no reason to complain, but we are overstocke:i, and have concluded to make short work and sscrifice our whole stock of Overcoata rather than carry any over. TO-DAY WE BEGIN Our great markdown sale. We bave reduced prices thirty to Atty per cent, and the fact is you could not duplicate any single Overcoat at any wholesale clothing house for the same woney. Overcoat at these prices— 84.75, 86.50, $8.50, $10.50, $12.50, $15 and 818. Suita at these prices— 96.50, 88,50 $10.50, 812.50, $15 and 818. Overcoats for Boys from 13 to 17 years old at $3.75, 84.50, $5, $6,up to 812. Suits for 85, 26, $7.50, $8.50, up to 812. Children’s Overcoats at #3. #4, $5, up to 88. Suite from $2.50 up to $10. Pante for Men, Youths and Boys, from $1.50 un, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. BOWLS. | BUTTER DISHES, SPOONS, FORKS and all other articles of SILVER-WARE manufactured and sold by — ie & SON, a 218-8 skw “Giitimore, Sa. Cor. sre axp @. Cox. us7u anv a. Xo job lots, but our own selected goods. TYSSOWSKI BROS., Corner of 15th and G streets. SHIRTS TO MEASURE. p13-whks- dun!!! 84 Mle inimitabie, A splendid chance for those who have not spent all Meir money to cet bargains in remnantsof stock, jieo dalicious Coffe for New Year's ‘Dow's forget that we offer the largest variety, the ‘Anest quality end the lowest price. E.M. BURCHARD & BRO, Pa Ave., cor. 43 St. Come Oxtx Tro Dars Loxezn. Our Grand Five Days’ Remnant Sale will be in force only two days longer, Kburaday and Friday, December 30th ana 31st. The sale so far has been a pronounced success, and has caused the disposal of a large quantity of goods, which is » substantial attestation to the fact that the Public appreciste our endeavors to place before them ‘continuous round of “1 Our offering the last two days will be, if possible, ‘more attractive than the first three. Visit us to-day. “ODD SIZES” IN JACKETS AND WRAPS. All lines of which we have not the full com) of zen willbe marke dows, with » ‘view of causing Mee = Surge ease Rocular Price. “Reuuant” “ODD LOTS” OF WINTER SKiNTS” ‘The following lots being very small, and as we do not Propose to duplicate them this season, we name & to close ane out this week. At these redi = taey ore jaueationshis bargains; ton Clo loth Skirt, box-plaited, rafile on bot- immed with bi tome es dered band above. Regul c maid ty aported Planiiel Skis, wide box-piated rate, ex- Hoguiar OS Tinported Biriped. Ail aad two bowplalted rule, ae wit ‘atin bor-pisted rule Bie OF GU#TAIN BB bik Gurls Heise goon srgnare culled , I Sorte Cae eee ana eat ogae fin 2 aa unant™ While the reductions do set seem lange, these ere barge fois ‘very close paying but‘ mmall oasein ‘Doing & German Linen Damask Ni ae Hernan Price 82 pe Catena Price, 82.5 5 German Linen Daiuask Napkins.” ““feemnman' 2.50 per dos. ange If Dozenivot | aud % reduced: e. Regular Brice, 83.30." Remaant” Price eo ae WEB TOWELS. fe shall place on sale: yrning about 90 el- exant All-linen Towels uly. Sor kekamgie, orn nen Sold at 96, 005 and acy at Bidee choice. he greatest Daryain in towels yor ol, “SHORT LENGTHS” IN WASH GOODS. Cuguestionabiy the largest accumulation of, Short ever shown in this department, tmcludiug Fanart Century” Cloth, ‘Percales o Ginrhane, Bette kev tg Sands at extronely tow "Reman mal’ attraction we shall inel 10 Oyu Gi Gingham Dress Patterns. “Opp Sizee" TS GonsiTS ‘Having lower the 1 white M ly the sizes named Piss to move them atonce, = sone ionwe cea Corvet, elastic sides, size 24. Reiular Price. “Rezunant™ Price: See a (Seco i take elevator.) azo WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Kysoxs New Yous Hars. YOUMANS’ NEW YORE HATS. We are the authorized agents for this city. FULL STOCK OF DRESS, DERBY AND OPERA HATS. STINEMETZ & 80N, 1237 Penna. ave, a9 Gerear Reovctioxs IN PARIS DRESS GOODS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PA. AVE. PARIS ROBES, reduced from $35 to $25. PARIS KOBLS, reduced from $30 to 824. PARIS ROBES, reduced from $225 to #20. PARIS ROBES, reduced from #20 to $15. PLUSH AND WOOL COMBINATIONS have all been reduced, and bargains are offered in these desirable and fashionable goods. TINE FRENCH CASHMERES, 48 in, reduced to 7 ee. ETON CHECKED SUITINGS, reduced from 50c. to 37 e.; for office dresses and general wear they are the Dest values ever offered. We havea few HANDSOME CLOAKS, which we offer at half former prices: we intend to sell every cloak this season, and offer decided barzaina. Choice lot of CORDUROYS, in all the leading colors, for ladies’ suite. at 75e.: very fine quality. LYONS ALL-SILK VELVETS, at €4.50 and 95.50; all new shades. Bargains in COLORED AND BLACK SILK. GEOS DE LONDRES, in mahogony shades, at @1.50; worth $2. FAILLE FRANCAISE, in all shades. Great variety of EVENING TULLES AND ILLU- SIONS, in new and beautiful styles. SILK HOSIERY, black and colors. Large Size DINNER NAPKIN! worth $10 and $12. sfc ee oe DOUBLE DAMASKS, at wholesale ices. ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS, in black and colors, for coats, ‘SASH RIBBONS, all shades, at very low prices. EVENING DRESS GOODS AND GAUZES, in great variety. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & 80N8, es 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Preroere Fraes SSSeTeA Fo St 2VxZS, Bx" ox We oe at all thes Te to ee ‘at once without extra chai sizes of Frames in. Walnut, Oak ak Gilt ahd Ph, ee Vices are low, aud Wietves gu ae Ei, cnet, wi San We quote: ‘Auice Sx10 Gilt Frame, te ae aa = CENTS. A Handsome 8110; 2 inch Gilt Frame, with Mat, at CENTS. fin "Oak ‘and Bronse Gok aOR, sod Bron Goaad ES om we am fear ee wide see Peatine Gilt Frame, 16x ‘M. SILVERBERG & 00., 312 7TH 8T. a page a ne eee i Bees Ul ie iia f ) Pn And a very large an fat Git, Gur ‘aad Brouze and) as Stora Ovzncoars. Our stock im Storm Overccsts ja very large and this is just the ‘Weather to wear these garments; they are just the thing to wear ‘with your dress suit, Prices range from €12.50 to 825. GEORGE SPRAXSY, 507 SEVENTH TREET. a [Opposite U. 8, Post Offics.} See eeme ATS B. H. Surman & Sox, MATTERS AND FUARIERS SP aetna 4 Fepcniciatt te peseuchangel 1237 PExxsrivama AVENUE, oe REDUOTION IN PRICES, OA E TS.) 2--comes — Qyprvlete stock of: BOAS and COLLARS. SECOND. Boys’ All wool Cloth Polo Caps, 10 cont ‘THIRD. Boys’ Velvet Polo Caps, 25 cents each. FOURTH. Children's Velvet Tam (Shanters, 65 cents each. ‘FIFTH. Ladies’ Felt Bonnets, in black only, 25 cents cach. SIXTH. Ladies’ Fancy Bonnete,in felt, velvet or cloth, 40 cents exch, SEVENTH. Children’s Trimmed Hats, all colors and shapes, 48 cents each. LOUIS EDERER 18 NOW SHIPPING A BY CHAMPAGHRE EIGHTH. All wool Children's Caps and Tobogwans, TO THE UNITED STATES KNOWN AS THE Al cizes, colors and atyles, 45 cents each. NINTH. The balance of our Imported French Felt Shapes, with wide binding, Dest quality, ‘anality, good styles and colors, 59 cants each. TENTH. The balance of our best quality Far Felts (ome of which were sold earlier in the season as high ‘as $2.96), with extra wide binding and in desirable shapes, your choice at @1 each, CORSAGE BOUQUETS. AfallYiine of Corsege Bouquéts, in all colors atid combinations, from 19 cents to 04.48, €27-Onr Great Reduction Sale of Cloaks is advertised im the “Post” and “Republican.” ‘We will be open on Friday evening until 9 o'clock. Glosed on January 1st. Bek, a0 BS BE td : Sous Pronz Ger Rice BY WATCHING THEIR CHANCES AT OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. gia cloning sate of the ix ficent Bor rand Shatter’ Cl fasountine ts $80. Baber progens, and tho satire sock wil of onto faite eet Overconte at 4 Overconts at 5 Overcoute at rercoats ut: ‘Overcoats at y Overcostn at 86.50 10 Overcoats at 87. jacket and Pants Jacket FOR BOYs—13 ee RLS ft Grereaai at =e FOR MEN Full Dress Suits (swallow-tail coat) at 820. Bad Paste, imumense variety, rom 61:20 op. OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. ASTRACHAN VISITES, Plain and Fur Trimmed. ENGLISH JACKETS. NEW GOODS. Recent purchase at tremendous reductions. MILLINERY at Lowest Prices ever quoted. FURS at 10 per cent. discount. ‘Best quality only. HOLIDAY Goons. Closing Prices. Many lots rogardleas of cost, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Direct importation. ‘LACES, ‘Novelties for evening wear, FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 per pair upward. Fitted and warranted. SILK PLUSH, all colors, at @1.05 per yard. BEST QUALITY ASTRACHAN, BLACK and BROWN, ‘st $4,00 per yard, 54 inches wide, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Receerox Szasox 18 AT HAND, AND FOR RECEPTIONS FULL DRESS SUITS ARE NEEDED. RECOGNIZ- ING THE FACT THAT MANY GENTLEMEN FIND IT NECESSARY TO PROVIDE THEM- SELVES WITH DRESS SUITS ON SHORT NOTICK, WE HAVE HAD SOME VERY HAND- SOME SATIN-LINED COATS MADE UP OF FINE BROADCLOTH, AND OUT IN THE ‘MOST APPROVED STYLE. THESE COATS CANNOT BE DISTIN- GUISHED FROM FINE CUSTOM-MADE @00DS THAT COST ONE-THIRD MORE. ‘WITH THESE COATS WE FURNISH THE LATEST CUT OF BLACK CLOTH OR WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, EITHER PLAIN OB EMBROIDERED. THE WHITE EMBROIDERED ONES ARE ‘VERY HANDSOMELY MADE, AND ARE EX- TREMELY STYLISH FOR YOUNG MEN, BLACK DOESKIN PANTS TO MATOH COAT AND VEST. ULSTERS ARE THE BEST OUTSIDE GARMENTS TO WEAR OVER FINE DRESS RB BARNUM & CO, ae 081 Pemeerivawts AVERUE. Necewnar axp Grovza, OPENED THIS MORNING. ee ee calling. “GRAND VIN SEO, WHICH I8 OF THE SAME HIGH GRADE AS THE “OARTE BLANCHE," AT PRESENT SHIPPED BY ‘HIM, AND WHICH HAS BEEN 80 FAVORABLY RECEIVED BY THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. ‘HIS WINES ARE THE FINEST QUALITY THAT CAN BE SENT FROM FRANCE, AND HE FEELS CONFIDENT THAT THE NEW DRY WINE WILL MEET WITH FRIENDS WHEREVER IT 18 KNOWS. PRICE—QUARTS, $20.70; PINTS, 631.70. FOE SALE BY 'ga8. L. BARBOUR, 614 AND 616 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND THE LEADING WINE MERCHANTS AND 428-3m GROCERS. 134 Tr Sz. XW. 134 Tre Sx. RW. cao ot D} GOLDER | CLARE E Our Cloak stock is Yery much refiuoed and in order to sell every garment low Year, every garment Move et ad Ua re sore ie bare Mitre ste teruee ier ues EX FB 4 BR Ei i Bow aca Lt 00 RE g88g GLOVES ‘Gee ‘00 v Ere sa8 = SBution Mousquetaire’ Opere Gloves, Obc.; worth Button Embroidered Back Gloves, 69c.; worth pits ERE TIT S83 es 3 Li: "a Dress Form Corset $1.25, reduced from ite Corset 90c., reduced from $1.25. Embroidered, Busk ‘French Woven Corset 730 70- "High Colored Corsets ¢$8e-,reduced trom 680, 8 Glove Fit ae rater Rar “E15, reauced trom HOSIERY. CChilagen's Ribbed Wool Hose 200, regular made. Ladjest Custimere Hom Hgse 430. wo Boe BRR, ‘ 3c. ‘inest Cashmere Soc 7 A Great Many Bargalun in Hoch at Pro eee ‘734 7TH BT. N. W. to] a12-2m 719 9 Avrez Cunsrus 719}? BARGAINS. OUR HOLIDAY TRADE LEAVES US WITH & GREAT MANY BROKEN LOTS OF VARIOUS KINDS: OF GOODS WHICH MUST BE CLOSED OUT THIS WEEK REGARDLESS OF COST, AS WE NEED THE ROOM FOR DISPLAY OF OTHER GOODS. WE MEN- TION A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS OFFERED: ONE LOT ALL LINEN HANDKEROHIEFS AT 10c.,, FORMER PRICE 12% TO 250. ONE LOT SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT 280.. FOR- * MER PRICE 38¢, OXE LOT EMBROIDERED TIDIES AT HALF PRICE, BISQUE FIGURES, PLUSH FRAME MIRRORS, BRONZE PLAQUES, BROOM-HOLDERS, &C., AT COST THIS WEEK, AT BG DAVIS‘, ‘719 Market Bpace, corner 8th st. EVENING GOODS. WE‘ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW FULL LINE OF COLORED SILK BRUSSELS NETS, TWO YDS. WIDE, FOR EVENING DRESSES. COLORED PLAIN MECHLIN NETS. COLORED PT. D' ESPRIT NETS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES AND FLOUN- cINGs. BEADED NETS AND TRIMMINGS, SASH RIB- BONS, PEARL TRIMMINGS, &C. E.G. DAVIS, ‘TIO Market Space. a27-6t Come Axo Govi. Christmas, ike great many of our superb atyles of Men's and Boys’ Clothing, has come and gone. To carry the simile atill further, like (Christmas our handsome garments have brought doy to hundreds of homes here in Washington; but umiex Christmas, we can duplicate those styles many times over in one season. ‘Thisis just what we have done until now. The season being on the wane, we find ourselves rather overstocked with ss superb an assort- ‘ment of Men's and Boys’ Clothing as tt is possl- dle to find in this country. Chief among these ‘Kinds are our matchless Dress Suits for gentle- ‘men intending making calls on New Year’a day. ‘We have sunk the knife of reduction up to the ‘Dilt into the already low pricés for which our house has become known throughout the Dis: ‘trict of Columbia, Now, indeod, ia your time to seoure the greatest bargains ever dreamt of in ‘connection with the Clothing business of Wash- ington. - 3 ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STS. a7 ‘J. M. GRADY, Manager. For Tux Hosars, EID Gloves, FROM 4 70 30 BUTTONS, AT COST dope ° _ yew roRx mars, The Acknowledged Headgear in America. “ena? morn ere @1m Bole Agents for HANDSOME FANS AT REDUCED PRICES MRA, M, J. HUNT. 1900 F BT. H.W. WAN NTED—HEI ee FOR RENT BOOMS. __. it ito a ey ‘Penna.eve. ‘A att Bie meon erg Sie |e 10a.m,, 8. HESS, 428 7th stn.w. ATELY A Ware, yaire, ou! an Apply at’ an a ee F000 WAST ARD we ens ‘Waal may semen cies for wast have best of reference and stay st hight. Snes WwW AXONS, @ ASSiBT Send 7 mee 10 see ae eee T ON Wenbensigh emai hole Mylene referenoes call afver 6 o'clock, 008 S st. h.w. at Rea (0. GOOD WHITE G SMALL One ee undress, the “Addrees Box 109 Star otbee, ong uy Web, coon, Paacricny,povene- dare oor eh cea vAddress, with full pe ace Box SR: OA Base i aed in SRTED a WHITE ATTEND TO W NEeP cbunlee appl Mt 04 Pattee nw ‘ANTED—GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER; ‘best of recommendations required. 121 chusette ave. y WANTED 5, AMMEDIATELY, A FIRST-CLASS Woman Ggok: one who thoroughly, understands Der business. “None otherneed apply. Apply, st 432 yinteD TaD UEP ORES §) EMPLOVMERT ioe reat, conte alee, ten. and Women wi Rf, al Lands of domestic labos ie at... n9-8w" q DO COOKING AND yall family,where second es per month. Apply after *clocl kta HOUEREERR Ty AS: Wt colored ont to cook and garb ane ee hounework: omall Hy, on ceptol ce. "aes WANs) ‘MEN AND WOMEN TO CALI, a White and colored women cooks, @10 to °Ghambermaids, nurses ‘scrubs abd ten fool MBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 926 : SA ‘ANTED—AT Loos te a ce od won Konig, GL \NTED— RK V 2 rod Gin or Woman for ba Hh and General ORE ina famiy of two, no Cts’ Boy io drive carriage ad make himself Gall with references, at A283 2018 G st. n.w. 'ANTED_A WHITE WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework. 801 D st ‘ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO DO GEN- eral housework: no washing or ironing. Good home, References wanted. Gail at 1219 32d at, 28.20" ANTED-A BOY WITH EXPERT eet oats NTED—AT ONCE—MEN A cooks anid houreworkers, dremsmakers, nitro muslds waiters, shuckers, coschmen, butlers; all ne Honalities, city'and country. FM. BUENHAM, ‘ONCE, A '; Must ‘stay nights. Gadand Gee nw. ANTED—50 WOMEN COOKS, 10 TO #20; Tails, waitresses: serubbors lating couch: men, wait r all kinds of work. Labor Bureau, S17 7th at. a. a24-6t TANTED—LADIES TO LEARN CUTTING AND Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns cut to measure. May Building, 7th and E ste, n.w. RENT—A = animnoaleater — at ‘RENT—TWO ROOMS, ON FLOOR, ished; bath ToG0" om second floor’ pote water: ore ee iy = si ¥. AVE, A MIN: ee furnished nd flo: with foldi ae 90m,00 second fot frout, a RENT—60: eee eet toed Fane ‘cars pass the Fimnieting toon, lta cont Selendis bea facoens toll lines of 120° ayaa stw. RENT—FIVE i 3 Fe ‘all of first and Bhp aay 807 references. ‘of street cars. Inquire 623 Est. nw. RENT — FIVE Fi End cicond Bere, Saba eee aa sxporuire: il rent reasonable to: responsible Bt Te ei a asl ape voes cE NISHED Bat ax. ageae OR Fines furnished, with or without imen preferred; references exchanged. 4 RENT — THIRD-STORY FRONT ROG} heat ass mig. suitable for gentleme eat and gar, ie at, now. 627 147) well furnished Hoven stugle OF floor, with or without ‘bord, suitable Fe RENT—1823 ‘As parlor and bed room, or two bed room a F'ictna on attend dor posure; mode references. 1213 Q st, corner 13th si ing rooms in Riley Building, corner Oth apply on the praininos. a (OR RENT—AFTER JANUARY 1 gentlemen or gentleman and furnished with board. Fire, fauiily ; reference required. 923 AST, To ROR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING iE tory south front Rooms. lance oust wife, 808K (OR RENT—AT 915 sunny Rogms. wi | ers accommodat OR RENT. nished: board if desired: herdics ‘pass Apply at 1906 G st. nw. Fore ly, two three fine j¥ st. cars near. om 415 {T—SECOND FLOOR, a27-3t" RK RENT—FURNISHED AND ae | NISHED ROOM WITH $10; 1 large on second ganas acting wifuraished, $10: with on gathout NEWLY AND ‘second, a Ht oagely Furaisied roots of sorgnd Rone ait fire; southern exposure; convenient to avenue cars, RENT—SUNNY, FURNISHED FRONT FRONT leo en suite, south: fencea: privat nage FOR RENT THREE DESIRABLE COMMUNICAT- wife, second. story st. AW + SECOND. ‘bay windor ; central; near three lines cars; nicely furnished: suitable for two or three gentlemen or gentlem: 919 G BTN. W., PLEASANT best board. ‘A few table boat 27-20 Aon FRONT ROOM, NEWLY FUR- NT_WITH BOARD—IN PRIVATE FAMI- Herdics within one ‘vib st., near Mase, ave, UNFU rooms and bath: east front. 614 Oth at. nw. lor for Open grate and E ste. d28-6t TO TWO bath; im new a3 ‘the door a27-3t" RNISHED WASTED, WEWANT YOU! ATIVE ENERGETIC Man of woman needing profitable employment to represent us in every county: salary $75 per month an re couniasion on sales if ferred Goo staple one bus, Gueit and Heulars tree. ST. SILVER| ‘i ‘Mass. ne8-wkesom ANTED_CANVASSERS FOR | LIFE INSUR- LT snd commission. Apply to 320 435 at a Warren, ‘A YOUNG SCOTCH GIRL A Post: tion to take care of children; good reference CHILDREN, Star office. WANTED Postt0N .AS_ CLERK BY A YOUNG lady understanding fire insurance underwriting; sogd reference, Address INSURANCE, Star office. nished, on first floor, 234 33d st. 'n.w., ave. and R RENT—FURNISHED ROOM FOR ram oF gentleman and wite, at 1022 Pa. asa parlor or cham! ‘on second floor. Cst. hw. JOR RENT—TWO OR THREE U R RENT—-NEAR THOMAS and tiree on thin en ‘suite or singly. quired. 1415 Nat. nw. E QOR RENTOAT 1214 CONNE Water "SITUATION AS CARETARER AND ‘in aged lady ot entieman n who fsa good reader and writer can indite « vood feller and'it& wood, traveler: unexceptionable refer- ences, Address Box 12, Star oflce. Se aE hia College Pharmacy desires position on Jant- gi, 1984; oat Futorenceg: wx years’ exterience. dates #0. Lock Box 102, 20-3 ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT, SOOREEEFER DE: ires employment from January Ist; id and svotrsie. Bor 185, Star oe aS WANTED By, FRENCH HOUSEMAID, SIT ‘ation ina private family. Apply 1028 arth rt. nw. ANTED—A POSITION AS PRIVATE SECHE- tary or companign. oF both. by 8 woruan Who in Fengy aad exper|enced weiter, fainjfigr with books and ihe wines er ae Mished: Address B., Star office. ages ANTED-T0 LEARN DRUG B Se 1 ‘Year's experience. Address APPRENTICE, Star ofice, aas-ae "ANTED_A SITUATION AG COACHMAN BY A man, colored; lived elit years with lot enuployers who no bss gonsabroad. Hecommended as cetetly Honéat, sober and reliable: Address DANIEL, ‘Gene KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE Mdcompetent servanta tn all ‘cshacttios—vwhite and colored with. city references COOMBS & BUE- GESS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. n.w. 028-68" ‘WASTED-BY A FRENCH BUTLER A SITOx- ¥ eh Jn. optivase fam references from cw a A dinooe ‘ork and PETER Bee 1028 y ANTED-SUTORTIONG FOR FOR MEN AND WOMEN ean delcgieant Vutiare peechinen for. private fatullies, rs 7 othe, He. ¥. M, BURNHAM, 630 and 632 F no. w. OR RENT—A SUIT OF NICELY FU! rooms on the second floor, with’ open 13th st. n. w. OR RENT-SUITES OF ROOMS ON and third floors, elegantly: Ja ld and 1416 K st .w. Vill be rented si Surmuce, 1280 F atencwe Fa RENT—SUITE OF ROOMS, NICELY FUR- itol: suitable for M. C. or others. d11-3w* (OR RENT—ONE FURNISHED ROOM, EITHER ber; also one eee —— im Rooms, 1315 S st. n.w. Caterer next corner.d?4-6' CIRCLE, HAND. furnished, two og secoud floor [Furnished Apartment RK RENT—LARGE a Do ILEGANT ROOMS, 1ST and 3d floors, at 1534 I Tooms at low rates, furnished, with Fes = 7 PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS: are cordially invited Yo call a: our office for tree List of same. G.PROCTOR & SON, Leal Estate and In- ‘near Penn. GENTLE- ave. n. W. ‘also sual RNISHED fire. 606 417-1 SECOND ‘board, at if de~ 20 ail ‘—We have a constant and without Board Footus tn all parte of of the rent and want permanent tenants for Site can te sa Hine communicating Rooms on second floor Jet single or en suit NT_ROOM RENTING AGENCY, . inereasin and for Fooms, furnished wud unfurnished, will the z calls for light housekeeping city. All parties having rooms ner, “fia HENRETTA, DR RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY FU Third floor, with table Board, at 1807 Hi st. nw, will be 1326, F ‘the winter ‘RNISHED ‘and two on nished flats in “The Portland,” corner aye, and Thomas circle; either sive] “TH 13th st, and Towa circle n.w.—several very Fe. RENT— (SHED OR UNFUR: t of four lane Rooms; bath room, wi BROWN, cor. Pennsylvania ave. and FFOR.RENTOA COUPLE OF HANDSOMELY FUR- ether. ply to THOS. J. £ 00., abe 1324 F st. nw. OR MONT.” CORNER ble fats, either furnished or anfurnisbed will bo rented by the year, for the, sessiop of Congress oF monthly. Applyto THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1324 F st. nw. 17th at. nw. Apply te FITCH, Vermont {NISHED— ith hot and FOX d4-im __FOR_ RENT-—HOUSES. OR RENT_1613 8TH ST. X. W.. ight rooms; motera monte tn Aprly to 1619 Sth st. nw. RENT—A PLEASANT FURNIRHED Rooke Foeete references. G14 ‘and nse of at ata R RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 7 aS. ABh ail cid ater: |ARMACY, 7th and Poesia ‘second-story: frout Be. Rent will be tne oe E} HEKT—FIVE-ROOM HOUSES 1809 TO 1231 D ole PAInO,4 ood yards and wal RO, 4s2 ‘ave. OR RENT. TO RELIABLE PARTY A LARGE ‘irettlase ‘gatorer ‘di ator room. Py ©. Star office. So RENT—1511 8 8 Toome and onler & BLL i218 Kew York ave, ee = ety RICK, 930 ST. N.W, it rat feanost new Wick. 1 Ni Toomna, cellar, » $37.50. ALBERT F. o& BS staw. ah age OFFICE. Rooms. yawn r eens #) Brick 930 E st. nw, Brick 126 F stn-w., Frame 1249 8th at. how. 6 root Frame 1509 9th st. now, 6 room Brick 308 10th st. «.e., 6 rooms. Frame 612 G Brick 1 Brick goo 0c ett MEMENTO FOR, ne RENTCA NICE 600M HOUSE (BRICK. | No. 305 11th st. «29. ee MERE, $13 Center Market! or Nod Oi za-Se Fe ‘RENT_BRICK HOUSE, 181 | side yard ; all mnod- Ve. D.w.; Bix TooINA and bath erg Jurrovenente 825 per month. Boe SEA. ie eee HHounen, Hast Capitol at: #7 exc Saito at 87 aan. = ate Sour rae LY R RENT—A NEW NINE RO Fae EE ES 16 OR REI RENT—1120 17TH ST. BET. LAND WNW, aan ARGS: erelleng, 3-STORY BR = Y EAUTIFUL HOUSE, roomna, near Thom NIGHT, 9° ‘7th.basem’t,room 4. $85 Sd siaw ere isonly a the Istand 15th." [42s] BTOWNSEND, 1418 F ot E RENT—THRE 615K also stable, ete., frontin ionth. Apply to A. Ei FORREST Fun ‘on 30-foot ail: ERLY & SON! 7 Fooms and hath on vermont av it key at 10370 OR RE! oad NICE EIGHT-ROOM HOt 14 6th st. ne: large, iy a apitol st-cars. Apply | $22.50 per month. JOR RENT SIXROOM ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 13 RHODE ISLAND ent $20.00. "Rex at ate TR ST. N. W.—A DESIRABLE Room, furnished; made reasonable: = Six Room HOUs mre will reserve one ‘reserve two rooms: N. W., THR paTURY atang co wate, Safed Altey, square 1050. jefw court. & BRADLEY, 997 Fst of the property on my For full list call at office for bulletin insued. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN RENT _1499 11TH ST. ¥.W, THREE-S FoR No ogae, aed ine? ele PARR STORY BRICK AVES atm. w-;contains 10 rooins, bath and. ED—BRICK tn. w.; three story and basement, nit inodern improvements. Inquire on premines, d27- qh DESIRABLE XEW BRICK HOUSE: 15 beuusyivanie ave, oe = Prtvnts family azo.3t eas % d2yv3te Aan 8 ainie 3 1 80 F iw to B. }-Stret Market. 3 VERM irder! as circle, $22. F007 20 aT PARKER | ® 7150 iS 71 HOU: oom Detweer M HOUSE. NO. ni 1. with baths ‘modern improvement Apply tod, M-BWINGLE, 1343 4th stanewe Se | vE,HAVE FOR RENT FOR. Ee ‘Ons E | et of the | HILL & JOHN 701 5 ‘cheap, three-story Brick House. six Tot Hin wth an, and eatin appliany t's, opposite. Apply to. Fi rich St. Or.. st. h.w., ST. pst Ustapply to, | WESCOTT ‘ANTED—KNOWN-ONLY RELIABLE AND competent Servants are forany and all caracitien, in Houre and Store Work. Headquarters for Coachmen and Waiters. Nat. Labor Bureau, 517 7th ot. BW. d24-6t WANTED—ROOMS. INTED EE LARGE UNFURNISHED We ‘ANT eey, between 12th aud 16th and tk gan ‘Address Q., Star office. INGLE GENTLEMAN, IN THE. Wane rua ig aa | oom and = oo 7 Beer adhcs, seating tenes be aoa -ED—BY JAN. 1, 2 LARGE OR 3 SMALL Wie and Pe ave and Gt wr Answer by eta Hill particulars, Address ake ed Ww: TASTED FURNIRHRD S07 SITTING AND BED- mn connect 5, with: oe SIDENT, Men) aud tile gi Aides, with tomas, RESIDE: wee Wir A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE jonas sunny, neatly-furnished om; a3 vieinhty of ‘Fagen data peeterred references, J. a2’ Bee WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS |: ‘ED—TO GIVE THE USE OF AGOOD HORSE Me ale =a ANTED RATS RATS — ‘RATS — SLAUGHTER ouses, Hiver! pons Apes houses closed oY REUZNG or SOHN HORTGAN Gis iat a oe al4-3w* ‘TED- YOUNG MAN DESIRES ae ee Wess ‘read Address Le Rk NTED LARGE TRON SAFE, PITRE, ¥i at ZED, TRE ‘or burg] ‘St ANTED = ge ao ler dbo mh $500—A PERSON WITH | THIS to Joan on tndoubted security, and_qual- oF interest ip catablished ofc business eee Address aide IRVESTIGATE star FOR ONE YEAR, COLLATERAL ii in the Rquitable of ‘New York. BLE, star oftice. a27-3tY RY, ONE. WISHING CEMETERY oe of ‘Monuments ee Vaulvand altar Work in Tialian anand ; 1320 rani ave. |r ptt WaNeseeas ea 2 ae Gy wets Meo Wiss $2025 ma nw. (GTON’S iC eee ie ceienen ewes Soaliwne iat os suede mC see eee Bia bovar Fleer ba oo eee ane EF. FOR _RENT—STORES. ©. JOHNSON, 718 cellar and gtabje with five-room Hoan Btore separately, $45; House: ene n29-1m. spar ak OTE [JOR RENT—STORE 2026 14TH ST. N. Pea ee a2 Or ¥) be ‘put in 800n. JOHN E. OR RENT—TWO BEAUTIFUL OFFIC ‘opposite Ebbitt House, & G. D. PROCTOR & BON, 122: 2 RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE, WITH HEAT, ground floor. 1319 F st, adjoining “San” building. OR SEn_orvice ROOMS, IN Paris at jon tied gach alten st Svooius for gficeson Fats Se %0 dio. E ROOMS FOR RENT--MISCELLAN ‘on easy terms.) OR REN SUITABLE FOR; WOOD ae in northwest section. LA d28-Be F2 EXT TYPEWRITERS PER MONTH. (Sold “CALIGRAPH OFFICE.” 0c29-3m__W. H. PORTER, General Agent, 933 F st. EOUS i SALE OR EXCHANG unimproved that will pill cost between #800 i SALE — STOR arash eno ind ng ‘doi ang poh rates “Gee ome DANIEL Ri R SALE—BOOK AND STA’ At 1221 Pennsylvania ave: Wat ‘NEAT LITTLE HOTEL, CONTALN rooms, and well filled with eeaee rey, ape BUSINESS CHANCES. —FOR IMPROVED OR yperty ein ! an Outside Business: ig neruetic garty., Said, business TOBACCO, 200, DAILY BE aE TONEY, & ‘ORE . LOR) io for selling. Apply 4. oui RAMEY. _ ‘lease of three ata ¢., between th st See ew eae ere Go 4100,000. a 4th st. nw. m Te: Sie WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE 0. te ‘ond! as safe on cent ual examine them sro preach che Ta Woy he | 3 tel of 1,000 sevtals papers, he fave ot Br NG, hey are’ tt vod condition, Stoderate giren acta Kae gy te near at. op. Capitol, 12-190 21st, bear Gat placed with fe it or sale is Ii advetined free aes Sty “Terlitef pra y for sale, cali or send at office. FURNISHED— Yermont ave., bet. K and L sts. 4th st. n.w., bet, Mass, ave and N st. Rost, now. bet 12th aud 13th ats. bet. Btabie in alley rear 1 Comer 5th and M sts, uw. 1926-9 Half st a aye. Mi Pieasaiit, R RENT_CORNER DWELLING, THREE-STORY Fan a FOn 13308 ot nw 1 RENT—HANDSOME HOUSE N. W. rooms, south front: desirabie location being refitted: will adapt alterations to please right ty eppiyinsr Now: rental. Address Box | Forster 18-20 R RENT-STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY A ‘accord House: $100 and upward, Property, ‘dor cé in mont Rhout eqital to the rent you pay. You will Pega aoe ee R RENT_NICE 1} ROOM AXD BATH HOUSE od tenant Ak vey with pietoy ut arg | Faas c Tiaplehel aes ei eat a floor. en TN THE CAPITOL. £1 ‘A DESIRABLE: cee | PEE uated Dwell! rooms, ineludinug Bathe LOO Sd Be are. 1 fe aneinee Wao ‘BRICK HOUSI Beat scp 235 2D st. n.w., containing 1907 Pennsylvania ave. nw. 4th near 1oth st. LiF" 1th, near O st. 10r.. O HOLTZMAN. 10th and F stn an por eae & RUTHERFORD, 1226 2 at. nw. ‘throw i Tas Sat ast at STO RT * | cher orbits. | KOK &BRowN, | en vania ave, ‘& WILCOX, “168 199 Pa. ave... ng, to value of uthly payinents a ‘aekor ig, ie _FOR RENT—HOUSES, $81 hats a ave. 1 fwrrace Sr "a Craven Terrace ir Craven Terrace Terraces 1th st, Vir 1206 Conn, ave. 2000 Ts. Or, OO 1416) 14th iste iar 3 2OUh wh Bes R. Lave. nw. 14h... 600 “The above hotiscm can be examined mit our oflice only. THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. ais 1324 F st nw. “ASD State ing 100 33 Troe ace ot Gruit Tiace 0 Rate Heh & neh f pet. 1th 11 . 208 38, L7th and Desales ‘ br Penn. ave. uw. THRE! (DROME NEWLY BUT Houses 447, 449,451 Gat. nw, 1 Pension office, three stories. basement aud all moderh improvements. Homes ate pen fF inmpeeion 4 furth iy to ower. it. GOLDSCHMID, 61 NT —THE ELEGANT AND DPSTRABLE the north: and basewnent Dwelling o Sth aud Fnta.,orymite Dud And Peusion offce,. “The premises have re: remodeled, are as good as be fora rata ottersd ND._ RED, IRISH SFTTER boa, ON: old, “Roski:" red and nickel collar, with, 5.128." Suitable reward if returned to. W. 5007 Ht st. nw. BEN.” LIGHT RED, with collar and ‘OST—IRISH SETTER De ‘heturn immediately for foward to 407 is it white face and hin. a D FROM 1333 K ST, ON TUPSDAY aF- TERAOON, December 28, "a fawn-colored pug Sith lack nose’and ears, answering tomuve. of Tob owner's bame on collar.” A suitable reward if meturned to H. A. WILLARD, 1333 3 it REE oe Doaposdi keoast and aneall eer an Sopot tek ik wil be paid for his returh ‘or informatic Srecowny, rig = POD POEPY: FROM MY PREMISES, 1710 19TH ST, i ANSWERS 70 THE NAM of Jim. Liberal reward if returned to “Domestic" oe Machine office, 905 F st. nw.. —— : a OST OR MISLATD. SHARES OF STOCK OF the Third Co-operative Building Association, of ras D.C. Certificates of theshare—each bimn= Dered from’ 382 "to 391 —issued to W. A. Korte. Ti public are warned against negotiating for them. Pi na fell be suitably’ fewanded by m to 0. THON Bod Penn OST_10 REWARD-ON THE NIGHT OF DE 13th. a package of Jetters me to a swyer sdades was upon each letter. “Phe ove reward W Af te letters are left at Star ‘ofc homatter whether letters have’ been opened, of ho questions asked. aoa 1S5 0 REWARD IS OFFERED TO THE PERSON PU) who will leave at The Star office a roll of bat aiotes lost on the afternoon of the 27th inst. ‘The. 20 notes and, is belie’ 2 or two #1 notes—in all @497 Keyn sone Pipers, Aurowand of €10) willis paid it returwed tg Lin HORTO 3 MONEY TO LOAN, _ TT L045 87,000 CASH IN HAND TO LOAN OM Teal estate Security, 1p sums to mult, No de AKTER & MacGOw AN 1008-1010 F xt, ate NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE 23.500 nd $4,000 at 6 per cent. No delay it srcnrity insotinfoctory, “ SWORMSTEDT & BRADY. “oe 927 Pat) MOEA AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST a22-am MAL: _ | MOSEX,TOLOAN ON REAL Estar to suit at lowest rate of interest, No. ditle As good. THOS. G. HE 100 #10,000, real wetute secur HUET) & Dink 13th and F ste. bow, ON REAL ESTATE, 500, fa9) THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN ‘ONEY TO LOAN-@15,000, 410,000, oy Meio. 08 kag et het he ee JOBS be am te ee BY ONEY TO LOA = "M8 TO SUT, ac lowest rates. on approved real Te EY LOANED ON, AND SALES MADE OF, Bunlding Association Stock W. H. DEMPSEY, dieal katate, Insurance, &e., 019-3 1424 New York ave. ‘AL ESTATE LOANS. FIRE AND LIPE INSURANCE. ants cashed. Loaus on Life other food securities: uo delay SEY, 1424 New dork ave. P.O. Box 3 7m ONEY TO DOAN ON REAL PSTATE, IN SUMS to suit, at lowest rato ot i kv HOLTZ 015, corner Vich and F sts ONEY TO LOAN ON APrROVEDREAL ESTATE "Moderate commiasious ute au30 ‘GEO. W. LINKINS, 720 20th at, Minerale, 1 eal Betate necurtty, situs to aut, on approved At lowent rates of tuterwet: Charges suodernte. "No Ua Becewary deiny. “UV. HUYCK, 1505 Peiunylvanta ave, MoNEs to Lous Tn suns to mult, at lowest rates, on approved real ertate acourity FIT a 1427 Penusy!vauis ave NRE ar oN REAL ESAT econ Saco 05 M°** To LoaN ox, SeAC RESTS A ar coma DANENHOWER & 8 apt a Mu SY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR rt Et cmoure tas eocuetiy tp lowest rates of interest. 0 secur C GRREX. 303 7st ww. A tn advance, 1 In: HOUSE, ON I STREET. i Ea de22-6t Eaakc serosa Sy FORREST A RESIDES DENCE FURNISHED RIGHLY, yeinents: furuace and ‘st,, near Thomas Circle. Pear dt 28 ROOMS, MO BOD, pe SEs a aE ‘austin’ BhOWN, pry ‘open aratee:!13 1004 Fat. a. sr, wai Sew tork 1325 ein. Série HE BB THOT St pa at raat yICELY my MS, SECOND FLOOR; Scare food board southern exams : “TEs! Rota con bo s14 AND 216 $5 Seven aaa 81.50 Bap Seema