Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1887, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SANUARY 1, 1887—DOUBLE § 4 lA THE EVEN WAS G STAR. HINGTON: In order that Its readers and friends may under- stand that Tue Stan is fully keeping pace with ‘the growth of the National Capital, the following faithful transcript from the books af this office ts Published, showing the number of new advertise- ments printed in {ts columns for the two years last past. It will be observed that there has been a very handsome advance tn each month of 1886 over the figures of the corresponding month in 1885, and a total increase for the last year over us predecessor of 4,411, in a grand total of 910, ig 1885. 2,783 2,824 1886. 3,200 3,064 3,806 4,355 4,197 3,935 3,233 2,882 4,208 4,879 4,250 2,896 ‘Total....... 45,910 ‘Total Increase... 4Ail ‘These figures illustrate in a gratifying and most convincing manner the steady increase of business tu the city, since Tax Stax is everywhere recog- nized asthe faithful mirror which reftects Its material interests, as well as thelr jealous guar- | ian. But no less clearly and foreibiy ts the city’s growth in population followed, as shown by the appended table, giving the average daily ctrew- lation of the paper, by monthly divisions of tme, during the two years last past: 1885. Jaxvary. 21,701 23,651 24,657 Ducemagn... 265,173 284,183 Total Average. . 22,123 23,682 Increase... 1,559 It will be perceived from tls comparative table that there has been a marked Increase in clreula- Uon In each montis of 1886 over that of the cor- responding month in 1885, The smallest increase shown fs in the month of March. But that there should have been any increase at all in that month isa matter for surprise as well as gratif- cation. In March, 1885, it will be remembered, President Cleveland was inaugurated,—an ocea- sion which brought many thousands of strangers to the city and forced tie street sales of all the @aily papers up to an abuormal point for nearly a ‘week,—Tug Srar’s circulation reaching one day 68,310, and another a triffe less than 37,000. Yet, 4m spite of these extraordinary special demands for papers, Tux Sraa’s aggregate cfrculation im ‘That month was surpassed by that of March, 1886! Nothing could better demonstrate the steady ‘growth of the paper and its hold upon pubile con- fidence than this comparison. Of this average daily circulation of 23,682 | copies, the books of the office show that" an aver- age of 22,000 copies were circulated each day ‘within the city limits, by carriers, newsboys and counter sales at the oftice. Estimating the popu- lation of Washington at the present time at some- | thing over 200,000, this provides one copy of Tas ‘Stan for about every ninth person in the city, of ‘Whatever color, creed, nationality, or eircum- stancesof life. 2" No other newspaper in the world has so full @ circulation as this in the city in which it is printed!’ Taking the usual allowance of five Yeaders for each copy of a paper sold, (and in the case of a recognized family newspaper, like this, ‘the allowance should be considerably larger) and it may safely be assumed that Tue Star Is read ‘Dy about every person in Washington who 1s able toread. It follows, therefore, that It 1s the cheapest and best advertising medium within its eld to be found any where in this or any other country. —__$—— + —___ ‘The year which closed yesterday has been by no means free from disagreeable incidents, but on the Can. We beg to announce the insuguration of » grand SIXTY DAYS’ REMOVAL SALE, BEGINNING MONDAY, JAN. 3p, 1887, Daring which period we propose to sell every dollars worth of Merchandise now on hand pre- vious to removal into our New Store, corner of 1ith and F streets northwest, now fast sp- Proaching completion, and which we hope to occupy on the Ist of March, 1887, with the largest end most complete stock of Dry Goods ever shown in Washington. Bargains will be offered in each and every De- vartment from this day forward, and excep- tional inducements will be offered to close the stock in the following Departments: SILKS, DRESS GOODS, WRAPS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, HOSIERY, WOOL UNDERWEAR, LACES, GLOVES. Reductions will be announced from day to day. We advise customers, and the public in general to give our advertisements careful perusal. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sevesta Awsvaz Sprout Suz or FINE EMBROIDERIES. Our stock of these gvods is now ready for your inspection, and we take special pride in placing: estimable stock before our customers as beyond doubt the best intrin- sic values ever our,good fortune to offer. Instead of purchasing wide scantily embrol- dered patterns to sell at low prices, we have se- cured the best musiins heavily embroidered, in the most desirable widths, which we have arked at the lowest prices possible to name on such qualities, so embroidered. 600 yds. Hamburg Edgings, ¥ to 1 inch wide, good muslin, heavy work, only Se. per yd. 800 yds. Hamburg Edwines, 1 to 2 inches wide, exeelient patterns, only 6 and Ze. per yd. 1,000 yds Hamburg Edgings, 1} to 2 inches splendid patterns, beavily worked, only c. per yd. 1000 yds. Hamburg Pdgines, 2% to 4 inches, wide,heavy work two inches deep. Best line yet hown at the price, some pieces being worth zi¢and 15e.; only 106. per yd. 1,000 vds. Hamburg Edgings, 3 to 5 inches wide, splendid patterns heavily worked, worth 18 and 20c. : only 15e. per ya. 3,000 yds. Fine Hamburg Flouncings, 7 to 9 inches wide, embroidered five inches deep, 54 distinct patterns, representing beyond a doubt the largest and most varied line, and the best nusic value ever offered at the price. Only per yd. SWISS EMBROIDERIES. 800 yards Swiss Edgings, 1 to 23 inches wide, excellent patterns, only 5e. per yard. 1,000 yards Swiss Edyings,® to 3 inches wide, full work, only Te. per yard. 1,200 yards Swiss Edyinss,2 to 4 inches wide, heavy work, good quality, only 10c. per yard. 1,500 yards Swiss Edginys, 4 to 10 inches wide, splendid patterna,some pieces worth 20c., only 1239e. per yard. ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES. 22 inch Nainsook “all-over Embroidery,only S0c. per yard, worth 81. ‘22 inch fine Nainsook “all-over” Embroidery, heavy work, excellent patterns, worth $1.75, ouly $1.50 per yard. Matched Setts—Elegant line of Nainsook Em- broidery, in three widths, with insertion and over” to match. 40 inch Swiss Flouncings, excellent patterns, only $1 per yard. ch Fern Embroidered Flouncings, fine work, worth 7c. and $1, only 50c. and 75e. per yard. inch Ecru Tuniques (embroidery on both ends), embroidered in ecru and white, worth 2, only $1.25 per yard. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sevesra Axsvar Srrcut Sure oF COTTONS AND SHEETINGS. Beginning Monday, Jan. 3d, 1887, we shall inaugurate our Grand Seventh annual Sale of Cottons aud Sheetings, which will surpass in magnitude any similar offering ever made by us. Since cur purchase cottons have shown a de- cided tendency to command better prices. We will not advance present prices until compelled. to do so by later purchases. Full yard-wide Bleached Muslins, 6,7, 8,9, 10a yard-wide Unbleached Mualins, 5, 6, 7, 8 Se. per yard. all yard-wide Twilled Muslins, 12%, 14 and per yard. Extra.tine Bleached Duck, for aprons, only 120. and 30-inch Unbleached Drillings, 9,10 and 12%. per yard. Fine Butter Cloth Muslins, 4 and Se. Fer yard. nch English Dairy Cloth, Se. per yard. 36-inch Cheese Cloth, cream and colors, 5 and Se. per yard, whole it sone which the cheerful mind ean look | Dack upon with a sense of satisfaction, It has | ‘witnessed the usual number of disasters by fire and flow, and an uncommon visttation of eart quake in this country; the spring opened trouble of a vers threatening sort n the labor | World: and drought, robbed the grain flelds of the | northwest and the grazing plains of the south of | Some of their rightful prot. But on the other | Side of the balance-sheet we find that the casual ties which have hurt the few have provided work for the many im repairing the damage done, and that the renovated towns promise to be more solid. and beautiful than the old ever were; that the struggle between capital and labor, while it caused ‘Yemporary embarrassment to all and inflicted a Jasting injury on some of the participants, served @ good purpose aiso Inclearing the overcharged alr and giving each side a better understanding of the strength of the other; and that the waste wrought 4m certain branches of husbandry has found at Jeast a partial compensation in the betterment ot Prices. The worst sufferers, after all, have been ‘Uhe speculators—thos+ who thrive upon the neces- sities of their fellow men, and whose view of great Dlassings and great blows to humanity at lange 1s cfreumseribed by the question, how the market Quotations will be affected by the news, ‘The year will have passed in vain if we cannot erect, ont of the haps and mishaps in Its history, Ms disasters and Its succe: and lucky hits, an assurai ses, its bad blunders eof better things for the yeur to come. Particularly 1s this true im the domain where hu:nan will 1s supreme and where fortuttous circumstances count for Uitte. We cannot check earthquake, we Cannot dam up the madly rusiing river, we caunot sabdue flames which have got more than a certaiy headway, we cannot summon rain by a word or cover the scorching sua with a blanket of cloud, | ‘We can, however, put a stop to strife between our- geives and our fellow men If we desire. If every anan would ask himself not ouly what course ‘would be best to pursue for his own immediate ain, Dut Wit would Work for the more lasting Denefit of bis neighbor and Limseit, the world ‘would be a far happier place to live in. We should then see capital striving to help labor up, and labor cheertuily contributing to the great enter- prises Of capital We should see the employer Jooking out for the interests of tae employed, and ‘the employed seeking for ways to h Ployer. We should see the wise man striving un- Selilably toeulighten the mund of the ignorant and the ignorant accepting with gratitude th Je wise. haos as relned in the for a Ume last spring would be for each of the warring elements would realize that its own snecess 1s ‘Wrapped up in the success of the other. ‘The mal- contents who seek to draw the honest working- man into revolutionary movements and fill his mind With Visionary schemes of headless govern. ent, Would Mnd thetr occupation gone, ‘These are the thoughts which must come to every sober mind at this turning point between ‘two years, Shall we prot by them, and, embrac- Aug the grand opportunity whieh the revival of trade and commerce everywhere in the United States Offers us, make a record for 1887 which shall rive the painful experiences of 1886 completely ‘Out of memory? tn, 9 While we are sending contributions to the ends of the country for sufferers from various calami- ‘es, We should not forget the destitute victims of ‘the recent fire in our immediate neighborhood—at ‘Upper Marlborough, The Rev. J.B. Avirett, rector of Trinity church at that place, writes to Tas Sram, asking that attention be called to the tact “that the ends of both philanthropy and charity can be met by the charitable of Washington in sending their gifts to Hon. Richard B. B. Chew for ‘Uke relief of several poor families burnt out in the midst of winter, amid the peltings of a snow storm.” ‘Tux Stax will be happy to act as the custodian ot any contributions for this most urgent need, 16 and 19c. per yard. 17, 18 and 20c. per yard. 8-4 Sheetings, 17, 19, 20, 2236 and 25c. per yard. 9-4 Sheetings, 19, 21, 22% and 25¢. per yard. | 10-4 Sheetings, 23, 25, 27 }4yand B0c. per yard. UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS. 7-4 Sheetines, 14, 15, 17 and 18c. per yard. 8-4 Sheetings, 17 and 20e. per yard. | 9-4 Sheetings, 19 and 22 4c. per yard, 10-4 Bheetings, “21 and 25. per yard. | HALF BLEACHED SHEETINGS. | 9-4 Half Bleached Sheetings, 2346. per yard, 10-4 Half Bleached Sheetings, 2c. per yard. WE ALSO OFFER AN Excellent line of Cotton Bats, for filling com- | forts, ke. Pound rolls, 1234, 15 and 18, each. White and Drab Colored Sheet Wadding, for Iinings, paddings, &e. ‘Wool Wadding, white and gray. Superb line of Table O11 Cloth, in pure white, marble and a variety of fancy colorings, READY-MADE BEDWEAR. ) ‘The steady growth of our trade in Ready-made Sheets, Bolsters and Pillow-cases has at times taxed the nti pacity of our working factli- tes. Through extra efforts we have made up a rather large stock of these goods, aud call atten- tion to the following extraordinary values: | | BLEACHED READY-MADE SHEETS. 10-4 Sheets, 23 yards long, 65¢. each, $7.50 per dozen 10-4 Sheets, 236 yards long (extra fine), 71c. 88 per dozen, 10-4 Sheets, 2% yards loug (best made), 80c. each, #9 per dozen. 4 Sheets, 2¢ yanda long, for Cot beds, 400. each, $4.50 per dozen. 7-4 Sheets, 23 yards long, for X beds, each, $5.75 yer dozen. a bes EADY-MADE PILLOW CASES. 4 Villow Cases, 1 yard long, 206. each, 2 Pillow Cases, 1 yard long (exten heavy, each, ber dozen. Pillow Cases, 1 yard long, 250. each, @2.75 ver dozen. (-4 Pillow Cases, 1 yard. 2 penne, } yard long (extes fine), 306, READY-MADE BOLSTER CASES. Rolater Cases, 214 yards long, 35e. each. Bolster Cases, 24 yards long (extra) 40c. each. READY-MADE UNBLEACHED SHEETS, 10-4 Shoets, 25 yards long, only 65c. each, $7.50 per dozen, pauses 9-4 Sheots, 23 Fards long, er tamsttt 24 Forde ong, ont 000, cb, 67 Sheets, 2% yards long, 57 us, only 50c. exch, per G-4 Sheets, 2% yards long, only 45¢. cach, ‘dosen. 95.25 per READY-MADE UNBLEACHED PILLOW CASES. 5-4 Pillow Cases, 18c. each, ‘dozen. 48 uch Pillow Gaes, 20m enc 2 vor oona, This sale offers an excellent opportunity for Keepers, Boarding house™ eral to lay in & supply for some time to-come, ‘we are positive that no lower prices. - Prices on these Gaptities cam poset by be quoted in ‘this or any WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DEY Goops HovsE, OXE PRIOR ONLY. O91 Pao’ Ave, 912 D Sraxer ual Mo. Wore Reovoroxs. SEY ZEPRY, PARIS. COMBINATION SUITS, reduced frum $20 to Pailin COMBINATION SUITS, reduced from $28 to pa ecm SUITS, reduopd from @25 to 1 COMBINATION SUITS, reduced from $20 to Panis ‘COMBINATION ‘er. = ‘and 812.50; former, 13,10 818. “GREATLY HeeDU ‘WRAPS, SAckEDS Teo LARS AND “SPECIALS no hows se5 \FFERY catoneD JERSEYS, st 81.50 each; former prices were ‘OF LADIES? Seren feted eit af at Teduced from. cay NOVELTIES TN FAN xa seeded bets for ek Fits BLACK AND ALL THE EV wae SILKS AND SATINS IN GREAT VARI- UF. OF BLACK AND COLORED AND BRUSSE! SO AMLLE ee CAINE, SRA ptaa SSE HAS GRAIN 51 ie, Soi XONS PURE SILK VELVETS FROM TNGNCHES WIDE RG RIACR AND. od “DIEvER: EXT SHADES, HANGING FHOM $4 TO €8 PER 1 FOUSSE & PERINOT'S KID GLO’ mE y-SPECTALS APART MES FOR DISPLAYING EVENING GOODS Hs GAS LIGHT. G2 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORNECT PRICES Prany Buitpixa, flvania ave., cor. Oth st, _Eatablished 1840. = Jal, Cazrer Trave. In order to reduce onr stock of BRUSSELS and IN- GRAIN C. 'S we haye decided to make the fol- lowing reduction in prices for the next thirty day: 60c., now 50c. pet 700, now G2¥c. now BBC. Brussels Carpet ‘Brinsels ba ‘Brussels ‘Brussel INGRAIN CARPETS. All-Wool Ingrain 70e., now 65e. ‘AIL-Wool, Extra Stivers, now G8e, Extra Hears Cotton Gluihy 0e., now 50e. ta Heavy Cotton Chiain 5ie., now 400. tyes i8c., now Jc. Stalr OTL CLOTHS all widt!: Floor and Btalr OTL, CLOTHS #1 JET and RUGS, BLANKETS and COMFORTABLES at reduced prices. A fine stock of DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, TABLE LINENS, &c,, &o. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, Jal. South side, near Seventh st. Recame Crzast RECAMIER BALM. FOR THE COMPLEXION. WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL TAN, ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, ETC. SEE WHAT MRS. JAMES BROWN POTTER SAYS: ‘Toxepo Cuvp, Tuxrno Pani New Vout, Oct Dra Mapar—fam using the pot of the Re Creaut you so Kindly eentmic, aud ‘find ital you elatin itto be: Tt ‘will beone of ny articles of tollet irom this hme forth. T-cousider ita iuxtry and econsity ng orld. “With renewed thaiks ‘our delightful Hecainier Crean, SoA PUQUHART POTTER, fauies Brown Putter.) ‘The beautiful MRS. LANGTRY Use the delicious Recauier Cream Mrs. Langtry’s mother writes: “3 lighted with the Recamier Cream, ore jars wath Dill, airs, Lanytry wis fo friends. ws: “I religiously ‘Mrs, Le Breton, tre. Langtry is de- ‘Please cond, six ies “0 Rend them .£ BRETON.” The distinguished artis MTs Me ska, writes: . sett ey ome bee Sor IRN, Dear Mus. diately titer iny Feturm to New York to 0} nt I purchased a jar of your Reeamier Crea: Which Diwd seeu so strongly indorsed by Mrs. James Brown Potter aud Mrs. Langtry, [also ca inier preparations absolutely peerless, aud assure you Tshall always use them. If this letter ean in any Way be of serv thot hesitate to nse it. whe a Yours. a HELENA MODIESK A ne. Mod Counitess of Hosen irs, Miar- riet Hubbard Ay es At Wholesale, STOTT, CROMWELL & CO... 450 Pennsylvania ave, By drugzistyin general and by Manufacturer and Proprietor, SHARKIET HUBBARD AY! Re 27 Union Square, N. ¥. "0 meet the immense demand, and at the re- ‘number of ladies who cannot use klyeerine reiting the sikinyon aiid ater ream will be for sale com- p glycerine. “Each box Wall be puainly marked, "All other Ineredients wil be precixely the same, and the woudertal curative proper Hes whith have made Recamier Cream iva few anonths From now til] February first every day will be aRed ticket. We shall inatgurtts oue annual Giesrime Scie. We guarantee you only bangui. Give 3 RED TICKET Sal ‘BAl CLOAK AND SUIT DE READ—I8 Newmarkets trim Haars and Brai than ewinarkets in brown and black, some ned with Fur, others with Plush, some Plain. "This lot we JACKETS. Tockets for Ladies and Maes, some vane of Boucle, Ottoman, f oths, sold as high as READ—About emt ‘4 Glia tom vot 25 Children's. Clow fonne with capes, noid as high first choice at #3, second choi Bs ils She them. READ—About 15 Children’s, Misses Suits in cloths ‘nd anael, fro fg 16 years, We will give you the choice for $3 LEXTHER GOUDS AND JEWELRY. REEDS Apo alotof Leather Sutehels: (eome slichtly =. ed), renin ie eB5 to G1.2G; to cluse outa Gurchvice, neap—Lisut cur diet ually wold front Lace Pius, LACE AND EMBROIDERY” DEPARTMENT. nae ae Jot of Worsted Laces and Jersey give chote al colors, Wort rard: to close otit at 10e, i of Cold Embroidery wore 3305 Jose out at 10c. a Trish Point Eonbrofiry, worth to close out at 230, a yards DOLL, DEPARTMEN’ ENT. READ—Atout ou French Bue Dull, roqular prioe ‘Om to ‘to close olt at LADIES NEGRWHAR DEP AI MIM? READ“AUt our Chemtetten, nntde Of la r. Ee, regilar prices from 25 to po eames ‘nest suallty Col roads AD Abou ui our odd sien fi, Mourn ar pret, Hi seen at IOs cache oF enorted siylen: reat it~ lta a TON ‘DEPARTMENT, foclose ott at READ—Abont Dreming Gombe gilda and ends; worth ‘at Se. enc READ—About ftubber Bracelet soma gE ere nae 8 OO at Oe, wpa: to 2 cule, alae pricen 33 cea READ—Abou! dour Childrens Collar: READ~About Schoo! Bross s Tearular iii, 15 to 250. 10 to 25e. ; to close out’ READ—About Palit Hoxes; wild at 5 and 10e. a box, to Haie; Pins, 40 in paper, toclose ont at = os Mn Re witers, che a Weluse'at be. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. READ—About remnanta of Biack Lace Flouncings, yards, Span Guipure Plounciuy: romulag Inge as hs neat banc fsam oa ae of aiasinepe oma jqtiee, for Zemnant Ge Ledeen giley remsnaita Tee ‘a8 ¢1 ero READ—About brackets: each. yw w Ww gER E ER fee Ee Ps ‘We will continue our great reduction cloak sale. If you study thisesle and the prices we name you will die- cover the practical economy we promised to mention in to-night’s paper. Now in this issue we only mention ‘some exceptional values in garments of which we havo ‘butoneafakind. If youare any judge of real values there is nothing further for us to say than to Pt bbl ‘MENTION: One Extra-fine SEAL PLUSH SHORT WRAP, light lynx trimming down the front and around the bot- tom, satin lined; sige 36, A $55 garment for $38. One BROWN BROCADED VELVET SHORT WRAP, ‘with fringe to match, quilted satin lining; size 36. 4.638 garment for 822, One HAVANA BROWN ASTRAKHAN SHORT SRBaD, vax tetzaming: ste $6, 4 027 garment One CRIMSON and GOLD MATELASSE SILK SHORT WRAP, black lynx trimming; size 36, A 834 gar- ment for 825, One SEAL PLUSH VISITE, genuine 3.inch beaver trimming down front and around bottom, seal and beaver balls; size 38, A 805 garment for 45. One SEAL PLUSH VISITE, Russian sable trimming, ‘satin lined; size 34, A §45 garment for $30, One PLUSH JACKET, light chinchilla trimming; size 36. A $38 garment for $25, On all Misses’ and Children’s outside garments we will make TEN PER CENT discount from marked. price. THE 4 BB 00 ee TEE BB. nN Er So fe MM MM A 10% EE aa A Me bd : PEE 24 Ph oo PEEL Jal. Winte, How & Co. 25 West 16th Street, ‘New York, Beg to announce that they have opened their Branch ‘House, 815 15th Street Northwest (Over Hanson, Hise & Co.'s), And are now prepared to show avery Elegant Assort- ment of IMPORTED COSTUMES, 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. N. W. RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES, WRAPS, BONNETS, Ero., Just received from the leading houses of LONDON AND PARIS, Imported specially for the Washington Season. 25 West 16th street, New York; 349 Broadway, Sare- toga Springs; West End Hotel, aud Howland Hotel Cot- tage, Long Brauch, and 815 15th st. n,w., Washington, D, C. a3i-ha Grace Faorr, PATE DE FOIES GRAS, TRUFFLES, FRENOH PLUM PUDDING, NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE, 431 1826 F atreot. A Cursrxvr-Prnuars: We once listened to » street fakir selling razors. He told his hearers they were manutsc- tured by “Wade & Butcher,” they bad “Wade ds Butcher" on the blades, “Wade & Butcher" on the handles, and he would advise the buyer to “Wade in and Butcher” when he used one. That's precisely what we have done. We have “waded in and butchered” the low prices that have heretofore governed our peerless styles of Suits and Overcoats for men and boys. Our stock is entirely too large to enumerete in de tail, but we'll mention a few,ood things as sain- ples of the great bargains to be found only here. ‘We have “bunched” all of our $15, 13.50 and $12 Suits for Gentlemen, and marked each and every Suit $10. When a thing is to be done we Believe in doing it effectually, without regapd to consequences, All of our elegant satin-lined Overcoat that formerly sold for $30 now $23. All of our silk and satin-lined Chincbilis Beavers that formerly sold at $25 now $20. ‘These are merely samples. Come and seo the rest, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STS. B. H. Sremr & Sox, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1287 Penysyivawta AvENUR, REDUCTION IN PRICES. SEAL SEIN SAOQUES, VISITES, JACKETS AND ULSTERS, Seal Pinsh Sacques, sizes 32, 84, 620, % Visites, $20, 82: Ggpprlete atock of MUEFS, BOAS and COLLARS. Srors Ovencoats, Our stock in Storm Overcoats in very large and this is just the HEAD Asie ahaa Samet hari ar READ—Abont a lot of Odds meabe duane eet aa ma aml a : ‘fine linen; Fewular price 7 OR to oes BEAD—shout Otte ingot st dome od onde, sonstat- price. i Sine ada as READ—About our closing. it gu till fi tay feeds Weare have placed an mae ou OaciN UNDERWEAR, er, ‘Key ke DRY Goons, caabd will sola oly feasted OFEXED THIS MORNING. ‘Now assortment for New Year's day eqlling, azo ___995'Penmylvania evens G=stupnnes surre ‘Seat, 50 con a $1. Siglne ned hates de woth eels cl MN a a weather to wear these garmenta; they are just the thing to wear with your dress suit, Prices range from $12.50 to 507 SEVENTH STBERT, ar {Opposite 0.8. Post Office.) Cuneruas Fons, ANOTHER SUPPLY OF BEAVER, LYNX, MON- KEY AND OTHER MUFFS AND TRIM- MING JUST RECEIVED. SEAL SKIN JACKETS, VISITES AND SACQUES, A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT, PLUSH. ‘WRAPS IN ALL THE LAT. "(BST SHAPES, All FURS sold 8 LOW as any house in America, WANTED--HELP. sabe senegrane, FOR she ‘ANTED—75 STRONG MEN, WHITE AND ord 75. Saree Se ee Neoloredy as tooks sad 5, young girls for he Sad tone, BURNHAMS Help agency, Gu0-052 F ge Eieereah glee RENTS HST ¥,E | Z.ROOMS.e15. 1555 tn 30HN PATCH.” 506 10th st. nw. Ree ave. Vermont ave. meer it. Rw. 1OR EENT—FUI PURNI EcOoND AL HOUS si ae SECORR ot nw, vy 1lov Pecaiw. E pa he Ms o AND WOMEN Spenernapree ee Soe et rk, mou sime Soon at TOF ee a f nw Beoalhas, oe ‘sid'sousty. | Fob crashed Hane on sptitee bon WE Fee No peg? PAYING RENT AND BUY 4 Wares WOMEN COOKS, 410 TO ati Best ST ott < pote, aes natty age reo 3 ais Ka te ‘eaual 2 : 388 Coluinbin Rosa. erate. Bai abe | QuRENT ap AST CAPITOL OT —EWQPRONT aah ca a tae a -—y whee! 1h a So 70 DO COOKING AND GEN: L NW ROOMS. EX 81 FoS RENT, NICE 1) Roost 2ap BATH HOUSE nse Wo mally, ‘second Et Tw. sect on Nance set iT renting |e TA Halen Sas cre |t FUR! = a 'ANTED — REMAIN [DLE WHEN WE for single .agees ae R RENT-NEAR PRINTING | AND. ) PENSION Sal legen goed 7m conveniences: stra | Retest Ray no Scien, stance no “objection Taunily; references TS gee, & th | Uatrobe. cs wien agitate ey Bea Ger Ans were eed Bae |& : NT_DOUBLE PARLORS, WITH OFFICE Tork captain” Doe Own SF Ware SAE NG AND Reese reen or fF, eco wee & OR RENT 2 Beigua 4 ‘teerns faces hy wits, fo 15 Ba. ay QS emcirae s ain ay ass TC ae | Rats mies ie NTI RENT. 14TH 8ST, “THE es TAT NOMIN “AL. TEN-ROO! cae chor ust be accurate, write wal | J clorauc lone Rootes, saga br en gute; oven tren Fireciat y Hoyer, ttle anh bed tay es and bareinond rage errs, Address, with fall, partic. | Aud furnace: trst and: ‘Boors; board if desired, &e care at door; most fashions as Scie NW. — RICELY, Hm ‘hee nag | g, RERT 1016 G 8ST. . of Nie 2a Bg eas ae a er a S| POR NT So a aS ae a ave. p.w..15 5. fur. Sean ANTED ADEN WOMEN. BO: SGIRISTo EAR ‘OR RENT 1025 VERMONT AVE, ie veAE IOUT dh atin Ww. Ae ; a tater 350 F none duh wt nd ag | Bee fiurnlsbed sue RPE! 0 Keer tate Le ect oer oe Hem caree ete | with bath second Bo aoa & ra a) ti eel C. ROWELL & | 750R mane oS as Ww. —- SANT ‘s peg £5 on ih a28-tu,thés,30t* FR ist rlor and Bed-room ; also single Rooms, }330 N st. x.w..6r “sachs = TASTED = ee aS, EMPLOYMENT BU: able location and moderate pricers S80" spade ad TPITEY placed with me for rent or sale tx liberally conducted by Men and Women, | 10H RENT_8 NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS, For list of Property for sale, rall Jt office te an: colored fox "all Minds of domestic aber with stove heat and gas ‘Jocation: near Capi- 10 £20 Ist st azo HOLTZMAN. loch stan, Wah references, 917 Mat n.w. N'n0-8w* | tol car Nines and herdiens from BS. easier | a hat awe GAG BOATS ee JOR RENT — THE ELEGANT AND DESIRABLI Warnes MEN A ND WOMEN TO LE AT a RE eS mw | aes Leas eae F Shrer-iory and basement Dwelling op the north lor ‘women cool ‘—TWO LARGE SECOND-STO! i See c "ARKER, cor. 439 and E ste. s.w._ ts, udiciar od 0. id, urses, ecrubs and men aa 12 ~ ‘s . he pre Tee ir So SPT TORRE Eason Baggy |B Sgcannmaee sme GAT | om nore nora apap |S cs nw * —— Maton 5 2 rots lage re a utter ; 47 ANTED_—WE WANT YOU!—A LIVE ENERG! oe RENTS A A NICELY Fo bg hae 2 race. Vrs at. n. eelaced BUSEELL ao Woman needing prostable employment to | 727 6th st. nw. selTesponeca, or 6 lnteo comiad ales bree JOR RENT_ HANDS TL aN nied FOR SALE MISC ELLANEOUS rg Foor wt oomfe Fe ain isan sata | tact sb =i am ay se8-ws,m_" fASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- commission. “Apply to. 220 446 Waren V ance; salary ‘OR Fier toona nurniebed or ta gentlemen preferred; modern improvements. = ANDSOME, SUNNY SECOND RENT TWO HANDSOME. SUNNY SECOND “Rtferososs SBT i allow at =e oe \ ED-B' COMPETENT LAUNDRESS, ie to do at home sreforenveufurmlabed. A lyat 1150 151 1 st. ANTE ton jn fi childre = SD WOMEN ¥ Situation; in or outdoors. ‘TED—SITUATIONS FOR meee) nny A. BORNHAM, € cae Fuw.” ARISIAN PERSON, A ily; ean cut and ft or Lake care of Teference. Address 615 14th st. ANTEDTBY A YOUNG MAN 18 YEARS OF A) position in a Drug Store; hes had 8 month experletice. Address DRUGS, Star office. ANTED-KNOWN—ONLY RELIABLE AND sequpeei errnitare qurnged fat expacitien in House a orks Headquarters for Gonchment and Waiters. Sat. Labor Bureah, 517 70h umes os pie a eee gal Oe Ware te aaa re ATTEND: ite ight lecttven in tatty, denies a Sittation aperintehd and take hiineelt generally tsefui in sia fice orother place. Address Z.¥., WaASTEDA POSITION "AS PRIVATE SECHE ty or companion, or both, by & woman who isa rowdy aud experienced writer, fanulisr mri books and servicer’ The m factory referenc : ished. pea ‘Btar office, a27-3t Wares -KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE ‘and com ‘tar office. nervants in all capecities—white gelato Geferencon. COOMBS BUR oes i Einp, Bureau, O26 st nw. Ot WANTED—ROOMS. OR heat bara Fo. ‘Suit floor: Fat. n, ‘OR TOR ing nw. TOR stor house: wite. ‘OR ‘OR and tn FR} Toons Rk new house with iecess to all. st. nw. 1807 Pott ‘For terms apply on the preiises. suitable fortwo or three gentlemen or an re ee sentlens sunny Rooms, with bes ers accommodated. Fens ave. and Capitol: sui roous on the RENT—1221 11TH STREET NORTHWEST, OR Fe second story room, front and back nice} ished: fire gas and bath: gentleman preferre vate family. "References exchanged. — er as0-3t , RENT — ONE FURNISHED BOOM, WITH soune’tiatunfarbinsed, §10; with oF bot O17 Bist st. L.W. RENT—A_ HANDSOMELY = FUR aIRaED te of Rooms om first floor; also one on second south front; 3 windows; cars pass the door; 03 ee i RED NISHED ROOMS IN tt moderate improvements; tue ines of strect cars. ae y rE: TRABLE COMMUNICAT. Nowe in Miley Duulcine, coroer Orhand Este, RENT—TWO_COMMUNICATI ry south front Rooms, Janee ba ‘central ; near three lines cars; mi G@ SECOND- window: new ely tn furnished: ud bw? NT—AT 1919 G ST, N. W. PLEASANT 19 Hocram with b boned a Rican | ENT SUITE 01 ed, on first floor, 234 M8, NICELY FUR- st. nw., near Penn. NT_NEAR, THOMAS CIRCLE, HAND. RENT. AB LE, HAND some rooms, well furnished, two on. ree on third, en suite or singly. 2c roe sd. 1415 Sw T1214 CONNECTICUT | A’ Furnished Aj Apartments. Be RENT—LARGE AND E ELEGANT RO floors. at 1od¢ 1 at. 2. ‘at low rates. RENT—A SUIT OF NICELY FT ‘second floor, one ‘open fire, 608 13th stn. w. 1m ED =) [ATELY — A FURNISH R RENT-SUITES OF ROOMS ON SECOND ‘tan with dre sua tvivate or onteulcut tah | Fv Sind tom elogantly furmahed, with post floor, and not over % mile from Pen: ldren ho objection, “Address, stating . Btar office. WANTED. BY A, YOUNG MAN ROOM =auD Board ina private family: location between Mas- sachusetts uve, and Pst.and J2th apd 16th sts. n. Ww. ans" with full particulars, M. R. J., Star office. Adel? z 0. FURS ¥IE Sor northwest permunent rrident aaate ferme, witch ratiat be reasonable. Address GTAR, Btuc oftoe. db con Arsh or decon sion terms, ISHED ROOMS, 3 ___ WANTED. HOU: SES. NTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER—A House, from 0 to 1, fuows: movie improve: J. Wy wt a 1 a bargains, pags 1s. 'A., Star office way ‘SEIN 1 RESPECTABLE rock tion: not less than nine Fooms: $3,000 tos 200, cash. ‘State exact location, Address F. L. REYTHEM, Star office. Watts FOR CASI Fons: northwest or on Capitol Hill west of {ih Bing SHRINE, Rot to exceed $10,00 1331 F at. nw. yARTED1Or. NOT LESS THAN 20x100, WEST ‘Avennte and iat that and between LORIBEIN. & HERHING, €31-3t Real Estate and insurance, 1331 F at, Werte RENT—AN INVALIDS CHAIR. Address H.P.L.,Star office, jal-t" ark TRADE LOCAL STOCKS FOR ‘Star office. aie ANTED—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO ENT, e partner, if ie to both parties: referenc SEARS AREA? G SR Beal Estate in or near Washington. Addreas Ww ‘4 Keal Fatate office, to learn the business and WRINKLES. wi SAURORA will do away with Wrinkles \d make in apeear uatural. | Perfectly harmless, No be He. Tgaac OULD, 18-0020" P.O. Box 260’ a Mass. Sy ANTED_RATS_ RAT: Rar: AUG houses, livery stables und private ieee come of rats by well-t ferrets and dogs. Address WM. BAILING, oF YOUN HORIGAN Cis diket mw. 4-0 ‘ANTED—EVERY ONE WISHING CEMETERY work attended to by skilled and careful workmen, or tose our beantiful ‘new deaicns of Monuments, Hfeudt Stones, Copiusy Vault and altar Work in PAP SANNING & CO” 1920 Pennsylvania. av ew Criginal denigats furaiahed feo en praprlics- ion, WANTEDAWYERG AND OTHERS TO CALL our low ret lagi PRYOR Se BAU, Printers, _06310-m O05 7th at. Bw. MAGIC OREAM, sian fure--Any breaking out Ou fucs orbody cured. Moth Phutples, wxiublen black heady Solgar redness, eczema and al diatrare sents TOU inet cleat ommaplesion inuuredl os iteperfectly armless. nab ge tet seut to any address; be ms on can Moet of dic leadlug drag stores oeab-dut TANTSD-WM. HOTHWELI, 13 5D ST. 8. E, finer, Gas sand Bean Hitt a etractor epodaing old fective plum) ‘specialty, Wiener TYPEWR 'TING, department Calixra Wes for and dette uous 11 Pai ey Bak” ocdin8 Sy ANTED—8E: [AND FUR’ pola Fat ey fo Fw the eae rey for w De paid, Address H. BAUM. 230 7th at, Wanna Ware At GEN, EF, EAE fom NS eras beemunth; ber ea Poteet eS CAPER TY, Hay ‘cor. 10th Tneve, ecll-am AND OTHER INSECTS EX- MERE REAL Wiliaietree Mamas we Ste i ue US var ek re from sin. to pan. ab at 5s FOR “SES SALE HEAT A VRP MBER OF LOTS, BW. “ “kat Bw, ‘ rooms wan pOR Disued fats in “The “Portland” corer | Veruout ay acdBe OR 01 1414 and 1416 sires insand for foou without torent ai Bo rend anglyy i de Mrs. GRANT. : BENT—PERSONS LOOKING FO) Fits cordial Dau eensrenca het of same. D. ‘Bes! ‘Estate and In- a3 NG AGENCY, 4320, F We oe a aa ae spereaatag ae fs furuished and unfurnished, with and a! migny calls for light housekeeping Board 4n ull parte of the city. All parties having room nd Nan Permanent toute for the winter eage call at the office and rogaster a * A. HENRETT: __ FOR RENT— FLATS. _ RENT—A COUPLE OF HANDSOMELY FUR- rd Thomas circle; ether on he ply to ren ‘WOOD! ae CORNER RENT_IN “THE th st ud Towa cree n.w.~several very desire ble fists, either furnished or unfurnished. will be rented by the year, for, tie, session of Cougross oF menting “bests “htd’ SESE e Go. 0 4 Est Be, OR UNFURNISHED— bath room, witl hot and iw. Apply: t6 FITCH, FOX ‘ahiia ave. and 15th st. NOR nt, ‘OR newly Bt (OK Bi Apply. or. I ferred, OR 5. BIE and 7 _ 430-1 Fes nai Late ewe: 431-1m mR, Fiietitws ove Gute chnoe Room and others, at very cheap. cievator to be Fost. very ku opposite Ebbitt House, 6. gach. ult ot Sryoius for ghizegon Fst G°D. PROCTOR E (Sold 0029-3m_W. H. POR’ Btar office. cessful 0} arallel i085, With Pr Las neces change of souri river several miles above the: oe | are derived from soe ut the eons rer sirable HEARS pial or District RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 607, ze “W.: central business location: dwelling has Het redionable to yevmanent ieuant jt i. WARNE RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, CaN ER GF 35 per month. Apply to iia Seal ebm JHNSON, 718 FOR RENT—OFFICES. ATGHINE, SUITE OF gooMs, ron | $ St, opposite new 4 Up, bomen Taner ee ART ate and tnurante, 606 Tith st. WITH HEAT, jun baatng: RE! ‘fit RENT _DESIRAWLE OFFICE, und oor, 1318 ¥ st, adjoin WW. RIGEY DEEBLE. al RENT_ OFFICE ROOMS, IN, ore lor on third rent put in JOHN Zo Fut 2. W. FOR REN T--MISCELLANEOUS | - RENT—TYPE-WRITERS, 85 PER MONTH ‘on easy terms.) “CALIGRAPH OFFICE” General Agent, 933 F st, BUSINESS CHANCES. HAVE FOUR OR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO west in & 00d Day ena, Parte wie'btate nature of buaueess ‘Addrar DET, — at" SALE—A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, WITH Tease. of Cant 81,000. Fil JB bella's. e. between the howe ofS em, 620-148 ANSAS CITY WATER BONDS. he sotirce oF toa int 01 Fo ay eatima th.s&tu-6t ue earnce overt se ET Saliae a” ate fe 431-8" 3 - pial ELAR MoD | Fk uw NCP oa ceoileeiaertesl Lp PSE th See ae STORES, ETC. Ste. mn. sud tot rld6kst Stable rr 1013 10uh table r'r 335 3d sta. The above is only. ite dh ats Ge: boot Ist.n.w.,4r. 2H st Gent Pl, Lor. ere mee Fes ery baat fet: = 1 712 9 ~ yearly, 84° F erpaks price, $2 Circle: furniaied: month. Apply'to A. yor aENT-S and “Diesrantiy Tooms, including Poon 0. clang of | 438 6 Ou RENT 1422 10 rooms: HocatioNs th For rule elt Ls I 16th st. ¢ extended tet, $10. THOS. G. HENSE: cone of the moxt FR HENT-THREE-ATORY Bm ELL OLD H stn, w--contaius 10 rooue beth and peliar: | — ‘alao stzble, éte., fronting op 30-foot alley fol st crm ‘avoly pop dt5 ROL & ‘TOWRSESD 1418 ‘OK RENT—WE BALE Po ete, gested pie eohe NouTH WEST jeasant Plave, a 040 B sia “t ce Sthexér Biagdon's alley, 4r. 10 cf ar x coat i OFFICES. G25 F at, nw.. dd Pi baae bss ine ortion of the propert it office for bulletin! 1] THOS, B WAGG. = 8 ae # 2-9 aot eeeers: #8 i TN $8 B. i, 1006 F Store and Dwelline. 7 52 820.30. S: ‘T BEAUTIFUL HOU! elegant ‘ver mouth. Fst. nw. EBERLY & SON: ard: ae Briel Birney SPEDE E BARDEEY 0S) 11TH ST, N.W,, THREE ‘all mod. imps.?'¢45. 1 Feat. nw. FOR | eves ae HILL & JOHNS’ 38 Set: BSEQAE: B10 Sherman ave ENISHED, g S sabes ON 107TH. 6 rooms exch; m.i.; rent, #2 three doors from East ‘Pennsylvania ave. n, azz EAR THE THE ie Be cay well 203 theater ir ut 860 13 von ry ene on AMAN: "er. Boto= stn. w. Toot nse orth Wasainicon 3 | Tie fitet | Fee 027-90 ae cae’ Wee EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, IRABLE ale FE etna oy S-STORY BRICK DWELI ing, 7 toons and bathroo:n; “in fist MENT FOR THE |ANDSOMELY area HORSE. safe for A HANDSOME PONY. YOUNG, BOUN! = Works ida oth a Cages, Gold Fis Lancest aasortment in tie rt | Store, 12th st.. two doors south Pa QOK SALE NEW SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA 1 BS tsritan EO, Star sith 20 SALE PIN 4 | Fea bner'e Suns, riety Autiera Be mice aad wwe thee ML Put Dame lee Also, neve of Owls. e prvsents bel A WESTER, sindio Peunsylvania ave e- THIRTY HEAD 0) SIVED FROM GEOKGET 10 Coupe Horses: one patr of m | rol orwes, 15 hande 3 iniches teh | Horses, attention to Bay Horse (Prank) is high can pace @ auile in 2-0, any lady oF ti Ky jee aa nd for them To be soon az JON SIMMONS’ Stable, No. Mee jstnow., Washinetom, D.C, \Fik SALE—DOES YOUR PIANO SUIT YOU? uot, co vd talk excharye with us this. wee to $100 ub ew discount of | Basare styien our Blass taxes Balaice tera taut tty pet THe HANG PRG J oth at, eal BARGAIN —A PARLOR nt Plane Aino, Bind Food aud | saw. Sf Haitawt JOR SALE_LARGEST STOCK OF CHRISTMAS Wheels sncladuug second-hand boys Bicycles les fron $5 up. sole agents: tor dis rom at the eT ad Star Bicycles, 1400 N. ¥ ave, Fe SALE MAMTZ QU NTAL ne, Trained Singing, Norwi Ca aported nnd Domestic Binds of ail kinds, Wird Seed Fed hd Cages. FIED. ZELLIK, 31a. ave i'w A FINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES, suitable ior winter use, comprising Landaus, Lat | daulettes, Hroughame, Coupes aud Coupe Kockaways. OVC ok SALE-SPECIAE, HOLIDAY BARGAIN ve Hani a 1 agar 4 vay Kraut ~ vt E/NILD © BAOS, 709" Sth at tee ROK SALE CARRIAGES. CARKIAG) ok FALL bes, Brvueliahis, Coupeletton, ar fees; butt Hitthe ised by uch | ell Mttow mskers ae tnarest, Rodgers, MUHLHGF! : JOR SALE—BROUGHAM, BY BREWSTER, oF | £ Prone st xX Pole and Shafte, to Brest-claks or- | SSacathaeeatee re Fe SALE—LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND ‘WIN: | ter carriages, coupes, coupelettes, broug! den. peg ep ious srybeNe ae OR SALE — 01 ~ONE SEOOND-HAND UPRIGHT, 173; one second-hand Square, #160; one wligh Pianos Shennicd MOhGR'S Ue BAS tae | POE SALE—FINEsT LINEN PAPERS. “CALIGRAPE OFFICE” = oc29-3m_W. H. POKTER, General Agent, 933 Fat. ————— Sere ss Denes water & CO. ec, at 406 Peun, a¥e,, MONEY TO LOAN, ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN" ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, BEALE & HAKKIN, ON REAL ESTATE, 149), THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN ONFY TO LOAN—#15,000, 110,000, Meee, e.06o ati 6 B10200y 585.000. Parsi Sbiis BREESE Me™ * Fo to: a IN SUMS TO SUIT, it lowest rates, on approved real estate security "3 WW DUpLey, . asi ONEY. IN ANY SUM DESIRED, TO LOAN ON Sate or food collateral so urity: Jowent rate nent, I y. w York ave, ONEY LOANED ON, AND SALES MADE OF, Mictaing tion Stock. MUSEY, Real Estate, Insurance, dec i 1424 New York ave, AL ESTATE LOANS PIKE AND LIFE INSURANCE. | | Army and Navy Pay Accounts cashed, Loans om Life | Instirance or ot vod securities. uo delay. Wo. DEMPSE! e 1a2d New York ave. P.O. Box os ey | iO LOAN ON REAL PSTATE, IN SUMS | Mosaics rest rate of tatarest Tate Es ‘kU HOLTZMAN, ae corer 10th and F ate. nw. ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REALESTATS M Shotts ~ |” Mosterate commuiasious. No delay }_ au: GEO. We LUNI, 720 20tn wt, |M Slowest rate inereat pd ‘ONEY TO LOAN In suius, wo suit: on approved Real Eatate security, 0 wa Shanes woerate Ai eR ne 7 uns to ad dope setts mcurity. oe ince “eBOwN oc. 27 Peunaylvania ave cS | Yermontave bet. t, Muse. ‘Sa ana ai. Towa wear 1741 Masts, One oN TES OF UN" nn Share fein LT = Mor TO LOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWEST a re pl0k RENT— HANDSOME ROUBE N. w. ELEVE! Toots ad bath: eouth trout: desirable location fitted: will adapt alter fo plea Fuel apply ‘uudlerate Tox Fi Ay ba RAMEY. dl8-2w* ree rh 8i EY PRS paws, Argh 0s 3 ‘sn edie st. ae Spun aye, 28 fe ae is ial tires ae een riruhe recta ‘Pouuey ane Le Wines Hadab0, cod trntyal G15. per | POR BALE OBE BLoKANgET age ran a “saree Tae itz incor Ss 25 per foot. Bane wes foe a ron, Long ne ned hn rat eats, ey y HATED: eoany. Ve ceapec eretncar bones Gace ‘d18-t05 ‘OR RNER LOT ON rom AE TRE RIT OL TE id bea Tt Tt ord 1226 F at. nw. |ALE—80,000 PERT OF GROUND, eck, Fain y paved is ‘the southwestern part. ‘of the city, “000 in pection, a oc ee oe rr toed = Te cre shar ch at, she 2025 QS8T._| oa | Perens owee. 3 Ee 1s 1, a Es Parganas Oct. hey PF ctroet one ‘&e.; new! DANENHOWER & SON, me 1115 F at. ‘OREY 70 LOAN ON REAL. ESTATE Ou Winey. aang lass wecurities, et lowest Fates of interest, s cla ere the ects pec C°GRERN. 208 7th st. BOARDING. TPAD: BOARD Xan iowa crucLy, sw ALL ‘tama ria. ‘Alidrene, Bom 137, Bua vhtice —— ae HE BAKTHOUDL 616 F ST XW, WILL coetee ae pore a [RO ES SITE, cit, Na 1398 LER ea SE McPHERSON HOUSE, CORNER OF 157 snd I'sts. ts now ope Tor tive reception of peruse ‘eh bende ye 1T.SOUTHALL. TRE, 421 ér_ ¥.W. HALE SOCSE, 421 11TH BT X.W. Hi yeas sake