Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENIN WASHINGTON: eh January 6, 18S7. CROSBY 8. NOYES... _- Editor. ‘Fhe venting Star has regular, petmenent boua Side daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Weskingtes, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers kere added together. ——— i THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communtcations. Contributors whowish to possess their manuscripts, ¢ un- used, should keep a copy. a" No attention paid to Anonymous Letters. ‘One of the topics touched upon by Govérnor Hill | ,.° m big message tothe New York legislature de- serves the serious attention of every American ‘Whose patriotism extends to acare for the wel- fare of posterity. ‘This fs the subject of industrial e@ucation. The youth of our country in humbie efreumetances are generally growing to manhood without any training beyond what they pick up ‘Dy accident. Here and there one devotes himself Iaboriousty to a single line of effort, and makes a ‘success of It. He resolves to bea bricklayer or a carpenter or a plumber, and masters his craft $0 ‘that he not only becomes a large employer, under- takes heavy contracts and makes a handsome promt from his work, but has bis name widely known as that of anexpert authority. Perhaps anequal number enter mercantile life and give genuine study to their tasks, finding out all they can about the nature, process of manufacture and sources of supply of the goods they handle. But ‘the great mass enter upon their careers blindfold, ait were. They have never gone below the sur- face ot any subject, and trust wholly to happy chance to help them through. If they get ahead tm the world tt 1s not by virtue of their own merit, and they are ever afterward engaged in catching- ‘up With their good fortune. Asa rule they live srom hand to mouth, and count themselves lucky if they keep out of the poor-house. Is 19 Governor Hull's belief, shared bya great many intelligent citizens, that the system of pub- Ue education generally in vogue in the United ‘States is defective in its lack of industrial features. ‘There are useful studies in abundance, and some ‘of the ornamental sort besides, in the courses fol- lowed; but the system skips the very foundation ‘of any practical education for the poor—such a caltivation of special faculties as will earn them a living. A knowledge of reading, writing and arithmetic is highly to be desired, of course; but, ‘after all, such knowledge would be of little value ‘ta man who could not procure bread enough to ‘satinty his hunger, or the clothing to keep himself ‘warm, or a roof over his head. ———————__ ‘The rather gloomy report of President Baugh- man to the stockholders of the Chesapeake and’ Ohio canal at Annapolis yesterday shows the ne- eessity of some action by the puplic authorities if ‘the canal fs to be maintained as a highway of com- merce. The company has exhausted its resources and the spring will bring a demand for many ex- pensive repairs. To let the canal go to ruin would not be simply to cause discomfort to the holders of ‘the corporate securities, It would deal a serious ‘iow to business in a large part of Maryland and ‘the District of Columbia. The canal is the only competitor of the railway in freight-carriage, and the only means by which carrying charges are kept within half way reasonable bounds. To throw the whole business between western Mary- Jand and the District nto the hands of a monopoly ‘Would be to send up the price of coal and most ‘other staples of daily consumption, In New York ‘state, where about every possible expertment has ‘been made to test the value of canals In these days, of rails and steam, it was demonstrated. Wo the sat: tafaction of practical men like Horatio Seymout and Jobn B. Jervis that the benefits derived by ‘the people at large from the competition between ‘waterways and railways was sufficient to justify the adoption and maintenance of the canal system by the state government at the cost of a consider- able annual tax. The state of Maryland and the ‘United States are large stockholders in the C. & 0. canal, and are jointly interested in the defense of internal commerce against monopolistic extortion. Each could Detter afford to contribute its propor- ‘oral share to a yearly repair fund than to suffer ‘the Chesapeake and Ohio canal to be destroyed by decay. ‘That 1a pretty sweeping prohibitory clause in the new customs law of the United States of Co- Jombia, Which forbids the importation by private individuals of “any article which by its nature or design can serve as an instrument of waror for ‘the arming or equipment of troops.” It shuts out the Jead-lined tea-chest onthe one hand and a ‘Darrel of corned pork on the other. In these days of luxurious campaigning there are vers few things ‘which cannot serve, in one way or another, for the “equipment of troops.” Mes M. J. Hox, 1309 F ST. 5.W., OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON- ‘SETS AND HATS. FRENCH FELT BONNETS AND HATS AT COST. RID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. 106 From now first every day will absa ticket: Weshall tosupunie ae seat fearing Sale. eae eOAEMS RED TICKET § CLOAK AND SUIT rf DEFART HE READ—Iy Rewmerteis treumed HOE, is =e id,ail tailor made, than 0, soune an high as 81S Foes READ-I6 “Rewmarkets in brown and black, some Seimamed wits Furs others with Plash; some Plain. "This lot ws offer at $4.50. RBAD—About 20 Jackets ir Ladies and ‘muported. some of Boul Sereey cloths, sold as = Drews aa READ—About 25 Children’s some a re dean aS ‘choice at Hilts amen ea AS Chuaren's, Mines Suits tm cloths to 16 years, We will giv UTE ais isn sera. alot of Leather Setciaie ea slightly = by joorcuice 85 to $125; toclose RRAD—About our ddeet gan Lace Pins, worth $1 ces CE AND EMBLOIDENY Di bout s lot of Worsted Laces, all FAS oe rs patel at loc a Cites yaa . eas Scahencensel sunt cee 30 to Tae. to clone out at place DOLL ch heen Pans. Pre Tociose cutee as ose: ae ie seelar Brice Pig, Meta aknieyr. Jace, “See eee ee reac BEAD-Aboat oar = a peasy precy, Seen; to NOTION DEP. = ae Tegular prices, 15 to 25e.: Close out at Sc. each. BRAD—Absut Dressing Combs; odds and ends; worth ees: 30 SJoee cut at oe. st Rubber Brace! }; sold at ‘spair: to ‘outat ic apeir t Faint Boxes, sold at S and 10c.a box, to BRAD—About Rubber Unir Pins; sold at 5c.to close SEs loess ‘cheap at 10e. eLtiaye fag opt Bose Sar Sc consist. ee ees eS DRY coops. EE eee & § Fy G STAR. /77,.5; ‘THE COOL WAVE, ‘Your needs are alive. You do not have to be told where to satisfy them. The variety, besuty and excel- lence of the stock of Clothing at OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, Is known by everybody. and in onder to reduce an un- usually large stock prices have been cut regardless of cost or value, Good Hesvy Overcosts reduoed to €4.50. ‘Heavy Storm Overcoate reduced to $7.50. Chinchilla Overcoats reduced to $6.50. Finest Chinchilla Overcoata (the Montagnac) reduced a! raiptepeeae se Fine Kersey Surtonts reduced from $20 to $15. Chinchilla Coats and Vests at $7.50 wage of of Bontness and Dress Suits bsve been re- Full Dress Suits (Swallow-tail Coste) from @20 up. FOB BOYS~4 TO 18 ‘We havo still an tmmense assortment of Overconte, and if low prices cam sell them we do not ‘Propose to carry overs garment, Oak HALL, ae CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS REDUCTIONS MADE TO-DAY. ‘Sim. Silver Grey Hare, 88 cents, formerly 98 cents. 4m“ «9110 “$1.30. Sin“ 9135 “ "91.50. 3m. Baccoon, $125 . - 9142. 4.“ $1.60 “ 92.10. Sin. Russian Hare, 48cente 4004 @9 « ~ gu Sin 85“ “ @1.10. Gn © 91.00 “ . 8125. FEATHER TROOMING. REDUCTIONS MADE TO-DAY. ‘3 im. Black and Brown Feather Trimming, 39 cents; formerly 75 conte. Sim. Light Blue and Pink Trimming, 75 cents, for- merly $1.25. ‘MUFFS. REDUCTIONS MADE TO-DAY. ‘Raccoon Mutts, 91.96; formerly 82.48. Uynx < $4.00“ 85.00. RedFor “* $450 “$6.00. Blue - 95.00 “ $7.00, Opossum $2.00 < 8248. *\MedFox “ (southern) @3.00 “ 83.98, BineFor « « . oo Ermine “(ehildren) 45cents “ @5cta Stoles to match above Mu‘Ts. BEAVER CAPE. ‘We have one fine 14 in, Beaver Cope—a $16 article— ‘we offer at $9.98. THE BBB oo BN ON Ber 83 B58 Bpo3 Pu Bes “oo & ia uM A BRE H mM “5 5 EOS HOE = a6 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. N. W. Liverx Ovzzcoars. THERE IS A GROWING DEMAND FOR LIVERY OVERCOATS OF LESS CONSPIC- ‘UOUS CHARACTER THAN THOSE USUAL- ‘LY WORN. TO SUPPLY THIS DEMAND WE HAVE ; HAD SOME COATS MADE WITH SMALLER METAL BUTTONS ON BREAST AND AT WAIST, CUT TO BUTTON UP TO THE NEOK LIKE A MILITARY COAT AND PLAIN CUFFS AND POCKET FLAPS WITH- OUT BUTTONS. ‘THESE ARE IN BLUES AND GREENS, OF GOOD QUALITY AND RELIABLE IN COLOR. ‘WE MAKE TO ORDER ANYTHING INTHE ‘LINE OF LIVERY SUITS. EB BARBNUM & Co, ao 931 PExxerivawts AVENUE. Sna-Aswscaz Repvonoxa W. M. SHUSTER & SONS General clearing aale of Winter Dry Goods at reduced prices. SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND HOUSE FURNISHING LINENS. BARNESLEY DOUBLE DAMASKS, at $1.50, $1.71 and €2. 20 per cont under regular prices "® Great bargains in MOIRE SASH RIBBONS. GAUTIER’S all silk COLORED VELVETS, reduced 0.95 per yard. pera Colored DE ax gigtet GROS DE LONDRES reduced from $2 to BROCADE and FANCY VELVETS at greetiy re- ‘Fall stock all colors QUILTED SATINS. of Poy wane 3 EVENING SILKS and GAUZES ‘You can bay now to great advantags. ‘W. M SHUSTER & soNR, ONE PRICE, 919 PENNSTLVANIA AVENUE. XN. BL ‘Thebust ts the cheapest, = — Wurrr = ‘REDUGED 2 sitll in progress and meeting with deserved Sates DOUGLASS, 9TH STREET, 8T. CLOUD BUILDING. ‘Woask the attention of our lady patrons to the fol- lowing card, which we think will Drove interesting to xtra handling, are ousewhat solled and will need to be sundried. For this reason they have been divided ‘Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, kc., and every garment is each lot will be sold ata uniform price of 50, 75c., $1, &c._ THESE PRICES ARE IN EACH CASE FAR BE- LOW THE ACTUAL COST OF THE GOODS, CONSE- QUENTLY ONLY BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED. ‘We desire to state further that thess lots do not in- clude every size in each garment, but each lot contains ‘sizes in one or more garments suitable to every lady. ‘The sale will begin TUESDAY MORNING, st 11 o’clock, and will continue each day until the en- tire lot isexhausted. poueLass’ ‘9TH AND F STREETS, We Wax Sa Ar Ova Spacious AUCTION ROOMS, COR. 10TH AND D STREETS, FACING PA. AVE, WALTER B, WILLIAMS & 00, AUCTIONEERS, ; FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF THE FINEST TAILOR- ‘MADE CLOTHING FOR MEX, BOYS || THE FINEST CLOTHING EVER-OFYERED AT COMMENCING THURSDAY MORNING AT TEN O'CLOCK, SALE TO CONTINUE aT TWO AND SEVEN P.M. DAILY TILL SOLD, YOU WILL FIND THE FINEST CLOTHING FOR MEK, BOYS AND CHILDREN AND ‘MUST BE BOLD, PRIVATE SALE DAILY AFTER THE AUCTION AT AUCTION PRICES. ALSO A LARGE LINE OF MEDIUM QUALITY OF PANTS AND SUITS FOR MEN AND BOTS. A LARGE PORTION OF THESE GOODS ARE EQUAL ‘TO THE BEST CUSTOM CLOTHING. 4% OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MEN, BOTS AXD CHILDRENS CLOTHING SELDOM OFFERED, LG SUITS ‘MARKED DOWN FROM @12, $13.50 AND 915. ra Moe Vicexrme Asses, Of Ko. 20 Bast Kieventh street, NEW YORE, Informs the Ladies of Washington that she will exhibit IN PARLOR E, AT “THE ARLINGTON,” ‘On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, January 5 and6, A Handsome Selection of IMPORTED COSTUMES, EVENING DRESSES, ‘WRAPS and CLOAKS. Also, 3 very choice assortment of Trimmings for Ball ‘and Dinner Dresses, ia4-3t ‘WuserT 4 BUOFr HAVE REDUCED PRICE SEAL SKIN JACKETS. 3905 Penne, ave. Foe: Fre: Fre ‘FIRE! FIRE!11 $20,000 WORTH OF MEN'S, YOUTHS, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DAMAGED BY SMOKE. GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE. ‘THE BEST CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS THAT ‘HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED. ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, at CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. No Mone Guar Hin, ‘No More Falling of the Hatr, Xo More Dandruff or Scurt. No More Brach or Wiry Halt, TANS CEvS Sau toe ee hearty Fe a fade ar back to te natal color i ties epoth gr "tw cece ‘oalp five af mel! sesame aN rio aes a ity ‘gen ator fons a ete ARTHUR eee pee 14th and and 2dand Dota. nw. Yor sale by druggists generally. jet & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES on PLUSH SAOQUES and VISITES. 53, 905 Penna. ave. Tosxme Tue New Lew. WHAT A MODEL HUSBAND RESOLVED TO SWEAR OFF. “Mary, @ Washington husband, “what shall Iswear off this year? You know that last year to Please you I swore off smoking, and I kept my swear.” “Well, John, Idon’t know what youcan swear off this year. You don’t drink, you don't chew, you don’t gumble, you don’t swear, you don’t go to the lodge every night, you don't flirt—at least, I never csaght you at it~you don't speculate in stocks, you don't ‘want an office, you don't come home cross, you don't ‘want to meddle with the cooking, you don't sneak off alone to the theater and try to make me believe you were sitting up withs sick friend. In fact, John, I don't know what new leaf you can turn, unless it's to stop being so extravagant about clothing.” “Me extravagant, Mary! Pshaw! No, 1 lketo look ‘well, that's all.” “say, John, did you ever try VictorE. Adler's Ten ‘Per Oent Clothing House?” “Xo; but I've heard it very highly spoken of. Those ‘who buy there tell me that it in the beet and cheapest clothing house in Ws “Well, John, suppose You discard igh-peice tailors for a whileand try Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing House. Iknow that by buying there you can dress just as well as you do now, and at baif the expense ‘Will you promise?” “Mary, I think youareright. Adler's goods are cér- ‘tainly stylish and well made and sold very low.” VICTOR E. ADLER'S, PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE STRICTLY ONE PRICE 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Open Setprdays till 11 p.m. Ed } Renner ta ale" REDUCED PRICES 3 onth VOTES, oo Cow Wave Ar Hux. ‘For Fur-Top and. Tied Gloves ‘Mufflers, 8, TREL, it —-FOR RENT_ROOMS. NE GOOD WAIST HAND. APPLY Wer ean we hae ewe ‘May Building, 7th and Este. n.w. eee SR eee ie W. esos ee sie ema nae aS ECE ¥, ONE THAT HAS HAD Net —— By LT Pee ae ar ws 14TH ST_N.W. NEWLY aa Boot a mst ‘with, RN FAMILY. FOR not ‘en waite, for eb 43 ep veheeseraiva Te} Waar th Partie Baty 1S ¢ te 32% | Hay wages to ‘agood servant. ‘ANTED—A LOBED BOX. FROM Meh eieraiiseceweier esa D NURSE, W. Ne aehy Poterences requiled. ‘poly st ones 10d va BY AGENTLEMANAND WIFE, WITH bo ch sana White girl of 10 to 12 yours tin light housework. at 1010 Be ene ae watt ED—A GOOD RELIABLE WO) ‘wash and: ‘Referens mat 1708 Matar, = a $a5-2t* ae AND WOMEN TO CALL AT "imoployasent. ‘Bareay, 838 926 F wamberma: & BURGI Eeue SALETWELN POR FE gens end beat Weta sais i! hee zat ANAND WIFE ie 3 efor et eee = st ai TARGE eam saga teats VERY jam OF NICELY FURNISHED ws iis ne de cote ce Se irra ee SALE—PHOTOGRAPH |G. YY. GOO! Foxe bende ae a ROR SALE Sed FEATEEES Ar 7 iene egvondere of tor ior ard cs A BEITZ = re Sores BLACK HAY year old: ntle and sound ; Bi g Det nw. Ownerin redone ba ‘OB REXT_—ONE LARGE, FEWEY, ale FURNISI FA ed a5 and alcove, south front otic g VERY SUITE OF FUR- ERE poise ait STeundere ae oat ‘Referencea, 1211 RENT—PARLOR ap BED: handsomely. ‘OR TALE-ONE FIRST-CLASS: aah d Inquire of H. HENDSON, Wars GOOD WASHER AND TEOrEE WV Apply 213 East Capitol st, Ja4-3t cook ‘and laundress for i ® good woman. a mn fol mat ies thes ‘ANTED—50 WOOD CHOPPERS TO CUT. WooD VY gh Metropolitan railroad. 2 W. BLUNT, 1058 jadim Ware Box 151 D-EXPERTENCED SOLICITORS FOR york Life snce Compan FORTY Sax, 618 F st. uw. Wem WHITE WOMAN TIN Far aoe family ; must be thoroug! in clase of cooking: no stiontion pala to ay pleats ‘Rot Beteemeeiaise ‘city references. “1” at W ‘ANTED—A aL MAN IN A REAL ESTATE ‘office; must bave some experience in the Dusi- nena and Witte a good hand. "Address He H. Star oftce, ‘WANTED — DUSDORES, EMPLOYMENT BU- by Ladies. Men and Women, Tha ane mn Sloat fe for al Minds of domestic labor, AT Mstnw. 38. qipeiaaae arn CABINET ecse wwe immediate smplorment with the HAR- BEB i@8WORTH = Wes ONCE-MEN AND WOMEN AS houseworkers, dressmakers. nurses. oualtiea city and country. At BUR STAM, Jal-Gt? _630 and 632 F n. w. WAXTED-f0_ WOMEN, GGOKS, 410 TO 620: rail al Kinds ot wont Nal ae |] Burau 617 7th st n.w. ‘ANTED — WHY REMAIN IDLE WHEN WE miredtVSnteady work to Jadies and gentlemen: good po canvassing; distance n yh: work Sone ai hom: ‘Address Aid Supply’ CO. on 48 Hot at fon, Bass, 1-6" Fos ‘SALE—APPLETON'S AMERIC: ENCYCLO. index’ t6 “ally 89 "volumes: perfectly dlean tnd nev sto calles fect 4 $125, ‘Rairéas Bor 154, Star office. oS ARRIVED 25 HORSES. AMONG Letra Paani ae See Seb ea! Fas rags Nak NGING BIRDS BIRD sore Bathe nent tre. THIRTY FO Stknves See as a 10 Coupe Horses; one pair of marched Chestuut Sor Tel Horves, 15 hands 3 inches high: one Pale of ack ch ‘trot sae ne ean ae eee at ne wa Wi and _ azn 422 orn ‘WAXTED-4, G00D, PRACTICAL, DOUBLF- ay gatry Bookkeeper: sauat bo accurate, write weil Wve Rood TefeR ress, wi larg, Box "M. C.A.” Star office, Sine 1B SALE-BIRDSA FINE LOT OF TMPORT Canary Birds, the best ‘Also, Bird Food aud Gayesrat Ge store, 1433 78 Shiv. St RAbiBRecHT. ANTED-CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- AV ance: snd commission. Apply to 229 4 WANTED—SITUATIONS. Wrovininh ‘A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMARER, {york in families: cuts by ihe tallor system, thor: oughly understands ‘her business; ety and dinner dremes specialty; references, ‘A ML, Star Watt —BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED a situation as chambermaid and laundress. good city references; call at 1024 oon sprrencay A NEAT EXPERIENCED GERMAN ‘woman, a situation ss chambermaid and to dosew- SoS oe "ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS ITALIA: position; references furnished. ee os ave. .W. 36-3" Fue SALE | A FINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES, suitable for winter yaw, comprising Landaus, Lan id Coupe Rockawaya. PMANDEEW 5. JOYE 413-1m 412 to4i6 14th at. aa ‘OR, SALE-SPECIAL HOLIDAY ine Pisnos from $175 upward, Biscent Kranich. & Bach ae ‘ag L. WILD & BROS., 7 Foes SALE—BROUGHAM, BY a eRe oF Pole in Sirst-clate o der. ‘Coupe B ‘Pole and Satta: in good onde. Apply at PAINE'S Couch Shops, 2508 Ba. ove, do-2un Warertor csr a FOR TWO WHITE ‘nurses for children; ten years e: ‘Two te chambermaldsand lady‘s maid with Feference. TT ieee. a Dundore & Co. ‘ cua Wi RAPID LADY OPERATOR fy reter, who. writes specifications end wag mn dictation, desires a position with s Patent Tiwyer, est seferenves Address TYPEWRITER, 318 ‘3d st, nw. OR SALE—LAEGE STOCK OF FALL AND wat ter carriages, coupes, conpelettes. nus COUPS TOCKAWAY'S oa cs nem and omer an and 481% cee ‘OR SALE — ONE FOR eo joare, S100, one: wrth CPyancars ies ear ae ssi Wrete BOSTON LADY OF EEPERLENCE hing would likes Position as governess to n.” English Branches, Music and Paint- ddrevs Box 140, Star office, 436-30" ‘ANTED—A POSITION AS PRIVATE SECRE- ‘tary or com pease 1,oF both, by 8 WomraD who is a ready and ex] liar with books and sees and ee ive most faithful atisfactory references ., Star office, Waren x "RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN, situation as cook in a frst ciaas private, ‘family, Oinse awe ‘26-2¢ WASTED SEONE ae gay RELIA} ferences; nationality, Swede, nd competent servante ‘eupacities—whii and colored. ‘references. MBS & BUR- Giese, Enpioyinent st Bureau, 056 926Fatn.w. 428-1 ‘Qaaition are id e3 mene. desires a situation. | oa References ki: oR a. preg Wien ay a aOUNG MAN OF SOBER AND ‘AND \ustrious, babi an} is beat reference. Address K. D. Star office," juaat= WV ANTED-A LAD | OF EXPERIENCE AND RE- Wthemene’ ‘would Like « position fs matron oars tion ; houseke ‘cba feren i Sen Ke Gs Star office 6 avere Feforenseh of ‘WASTED. SITUATIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN butlers, couchien, for Private fatale me a i BONHAM eee WANTED RROWN-ONLY RELIABLE AND Wermpetent Servants sro sneaked 1 House and Bto ‘GCechmen und Walters. ‘Net. Labor Bureah, air atnw. WANTED—ROOMS. ANTEDBY A FAMILY OF THREE, FOUR Wiitcnne, eeubed Senate nowt nae WANTED. -MISCELLANEOUS A elNae aaa ER, SULENT, OR A ag ion fate “shen, S16 Pe ave. Wi TED 0, PURCHASE ip & EPI SIZED RATS— ‘RATS — SLAUGHTER Stable and cree, ihousenclonned aan ‘eas oF Sent ere ‘MUSIC PUPILS BY A LADY Were Se nee 0. D,, Star ge eer ee PAPERS. 020-3, wen AGREE OTE oss oe MONEY TO LOAN. Br ebo teeae any). ON cng roe (FROM SWORMSTEDY & BRADLEY O9f Fat a) Plications. 36-1m FSS een Ssaproverventey rece jae Une sty Fats RENTSi6 T St XE, BOOMS EN SU ‘third floors: furnished or: ‘bath; terms moderate. vey Painted oa TE i _J4-3t R RENT—1406 111H ST. N.W. TWO BRIGH’ os ape bay Taore bie bows private ‘also one small Par One Sapa fee ‘ROOM, fore Ld m. oF pan 7a iin st ewe REE = N, W. A NICELY FUR- ay | Suitable for One or two gentio- | ‘eb, with Bread pes a | Eten hot snd cold water: 22th st. n. w. ‘also Foor: private bathe SUITE price on second __jal-Lw* Fx. BENT—DOUBLE PARLORS. WITH OFFICE rooms in basement ioe ms Fag su, OF ROOMS, hed, on first floor, 234 34 at. e. and Capitol: suitable ‘Cor Fe 1214 CONNECTICUT AVE Apartments. 3 | Reed RENT-A SUIT OE RICRLY FUE AT 10 6 SE SY, best board. i ew able par ‘or for housekeeping; alto two aud west, and lccorated: sanitary piunbing. L131 1 ae PLEASA NICELY FUR- ‘n.w., near Penn cu ¥ FURNISHE ih open fire. (G06 ‘REN TSUTTES OF OF BOOMS ON SECOND Faas ie rented singly, if d TOORING FOR ROOMS : PS Se ee eee oe ea . Ge 1B & SON, Real Estate and. furniahed, with board. at te tlw st Pog BEST FINE, sorre, ‘OF BooMs Protoss, G08 71th st. carey oe EARDING 1 vs, and Insurance, _@1im 606 Tith st. RENT_OFFICE TX BUILDING 6:5 pe RE on Stiied Bove, elevator be ‘put in soon Fe ries, greets Eas Bot OFFICE cy rey ech. ‘rooms fc SD. radorons box, FOR RENT—STORES. GREY 70 LOA. R RENT-STORE AND CELLAR CORNER OF Money constantly on hand to loan, at the lowest Fae month Abin mizot pterent on approved real estate wecurity. "No inanente ORSS: Rotate and Lens mene, 5-3 bad alse BUSINESS CHANCES. TO LOAN ON SATISFACTORY fo eng BECOME WISE WISE | $100, 0 OO sea eee eee oe Sunes (8 Fulton st, alee Yaka. esr sale i & JOHNSTON, 788 15th st n.w. Sontag en tL "ONEX TO LOAN vt AT LOWEST BATES OF exablished, ON REAL ESTATE 8 oor azz. BEALE & HAKRIS, 1324 F st. mw. sores, A a? 25,000—T0 LOAN MEY. prea “8.008 ON BEAL ESTATE, On SALE DRUG STORE SPLENDIDLY SIT 500 149) THOR R wacaaman_ | 519° 0% a jade” ORE FOTO ag 70 E.acemeane at lowest ra op approved real estate security Xo able premium above: een 5 nim ___1411 Fit, | _se4-8¢ CENT GUARAN- ONEY, IN ANY GUM DESIRED. TO LOAN OX | QAFE INVISTMENS Six F Me iuicqest Ineat coast ea wishes ae 8 OMAHA LoaN AND TRUST COMPAxr. oom SPREE eae res ae MGSEE, EOANED, es ‘AND SALES MADE OF Wi DEMPSEY, Heal Eetaie, mn Tadd Now Yo ‘ove, EAL ESTA’ pate Ingurgnes or cllier food securities, Ro delay ok H DEMPSEY Last New York ave P.0. Box NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ‘suMB MeE ESF of interest. (A gataanties ‘and EO HOLTZMAR, eo comer 10thand Fate.nw_ | on SALE Of FOR PROPERTY IN “ONEY TO LOANON VEDREALESTATE | F'ws oF Acres of Land in tne belt Orange ; Florida. neat “St Jobars ‘Moderate commissions. No Hivetend s fow miles from e railroed. Address Box 0 "GEO. W. 720 20th st Star office. ‘ONEY TO LOAN Mie 1st on aprpoved Real atte ‘ANSAS CITY WATER BONDS. Becaguary delay. i ss a3 NEY TO LOAN Mee eat —— epee yf JARTERS me FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN, mayhem page regener pe ew York, Beg toannounce that they have opened ther Branch 815 15th Street Northwest (Over Hanson, Hies & Oo.’a), bap area’ prnanige rhea ‘Klegent Assory ARCEPTIOR, DINER AD kh AN At DRROMES, a work etionded oe he Bie ile Gea nas | See = ROPE Mw" Ir conen ES aldinore remedy, fap SP, Ta OM REAL EO Er ‘cents # box at drug- jg LOAN WES Var a mr “Eamon ier EE eS aaRGaRe en (Sas Tae eat oni 3 itey. snared ae: na ee ‘scons = FOR RENT-1IOUSES. TON. (NEARLY mth at. The Ploua hes iy window woot oo FeRsinnen be Oren tn, te all ined aru ENGR Maw. on Loe Watts ait ERENT OR BALE 402 H STREET N. wt Th brick @welling with lane stable ia Fear, contains 12 rooms. modern “imnprc oe a Yenient to wtreet care and departzien Hasta. w. HOUSE & MASS AVES. " Roem jms. Al bee aw On RENT — ony Daa Peta. FE ar RENT ox SALE-HOUSE 496 oe Pension office: bay window brick, aeven-redun abd Seth Gry cellar, al! modern improvements; tm perfect condition. “Ki Het at JOR RENTHOUSE, LOT AN (bined: suitable place for tna situated vest Hey Ma. Avrly or sddmss to Mire. 3. A, FREX, Je. Moiityromery Uo jal STORE com. 1 Desirsiie Ome R aor eeren ‘ Offre Rooins in building 92 nw. at reasonable feut speang ‘MS-Ot SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 927 BOCEKY AND PROVISION STORE hoe cheap; god % STORES, ETO. Str. rm. and part of cel- lar.Sth and M ata n.w.825 oth wt Str_and dws. 62 16 9th and Pa. ave..r. Sty rin. cellar, {Wack rm, pub acd Pa ne | Stable rr 1416K atin. Stable rr 1013 10th. Stable r'r 140 Theshove canis & portion of the property on books. Far fet lst eall we a for baie eed on 1 Gaal! “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN #1. TW. OE. 425 Lathe. 915 Pa. | Massay ne-Thosc.4333 Towa Cirle, Lar Hav. or. 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