Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1887, Page 2

= | EVEN V ASHINGTON: January 31, 1887. Sanans CRosRy s. Noes... ‘The Evening star has = regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble thas of any other daily paper published in Washingtor, und much greater than that ef ail the other daily papers here added teqether. ‘THE STAR cannot undertake tw preserve oF return rejected communications. Contributors who wish to possess Heir manuscripts, J un. used, should keep acopy. * E23" Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, {f its appearance the same day ts desired, reach the office not later than 12 clock noon, ET No attention paid to Anonymous Letters. A contributor tothe Cupital takes up the cudgeis in defense of the Commissionery’ armory-square Union-depot bill. To his mind the reasoning em- ployed against this bill “would have prevented land grants to the Pacitic railroads, without which ‘they would not have been bullt, or even begun, for generation.” The fact that the government, in order speedily to connect and solidify the two coasts of the republic, and to develop states from “the great American desert,” thought it wise to give away vast tracts of the so called desert to corporations, {s to furnish the excuse for present- ing armory square to our local roads, already con- ‘structed, one with its present. station nearer to Pennsylvania avenue than the site of the pro- posed union depot, and the other with its station about as near. In other words, tt 1s .proposed to subsidize these roads after the Pacitic ratlroad fashion, and to pay them with armory square for constructing a union depot, every conventence and advantage of which will eventually put more money in their pockets. Washington wants a union railroad depot at some convenient and cen- tral point, but it wants the raliroads to pay for and own the depot site, as in other cities, And it does not want to destroy beyond remedy the beau- Uful and harmontous plan of public parking, or establish a precedent which would justify Congress in granting parts of the city reser- vations to private individuals for the purpose of constructing an immense hall for national con- ventions, for instance, or some other building which Washington needs equaliy a3 much as a union rafiroad depot. The advocatejof the Dill says that It will cost the raflroads millions of dollars to carry out its provisions. This being ‘the case the additional expense of the site for the depot will be so trifling as not to be felt, and the Toads, unsubsidized, will have a permanent abid- ing place, which they can call their own. The imsinuation of the subsidy advocate that the oppo- sition to the bill upon this point 18 unprogresstve and desires a return to the days of wagon-traific between the District and the outside world Is of the same satisfactory and convincing character as ‘the other arguments in favor of the Dil Tar Stam has supported and participated in radical and progressive measures for the advancement of Washington from a time long before District Com- missioners existed to need to be defended for pro- Posing to give away the pubife grounds right in front of the Capitol to a couple of great railroad corporations for their unrestricted use. The Washington national monument having, after forty years of struggling, been capped and dedicated, and the Mount Vernon estate put into safe keeping, {t has occurred to the citizens of Predericksburg, Va., to revive the project of a me- morial to Mary Washington, mother of the immor- tal George. which has lain dormant for half a cen- tury. To this end Congress fs Invited to contribute the small matter of twenty thousand dollars. Undoubtedly the object 1s excellent, for all ac- counts agree that Mrs. Washington was a woman of sterling character—an old-fashioned mother, ‘who brought her sons up todo something and to be somebody. It ts eminently fitting that Fred- erieksburg should honor her memory. But there may be a reasonable difference of opinion as to the expediency of an appropriation by Congress to glorify a private citizen whose claim to such dis tinction rests wholly on the cultivation of the domestic Virtues. For all we know, the mother of Abraham Lincoln may have been as deserving of eredit on this score as Mary Washingtoa. But good mothers—heaven be praised !—are not so rare figures in the history of our republic. The men ‘who have grown great, and who have loyally as- rived the rooting of heroic prineiples into their moral natures to the women who bore and reared them, are many indeed. To establish the prece- dent of raising monuments to such women would ‘de dangerous for Congress; and, if a few are to be chosen from the muititude, who shail draw the line between the mothers, for Instance, of a Patrick ‘Hears, of a John Jay and of a Winfield Scott? Let it rather be recorded to the credit of the noble patriot mothers of America, that their name 4s legion, and that for the nation ‘to single out one here and there for speciat distinction would do in- Justice to a host of others equaliy worthy. Let private muuificence, or the gratitude of special communities, take suca a form ff tt will, but let Congress carefully weigh its duty In the premises before committing itself to any dubious policy, Particulariy while so many meritorious claims, based upon strictly public service, remain un- noticed on the calendar, a Brigham Young’s return to earth after an ab- sence of nearly nine Years and a half is the/most natural thing in the World. Of a man who felt on suffictently intimate terms with the ruler of the Universe Wo set up @ branch odie for the conduct Of a part of Its affairs, miracle was quite to Deexpected. T! is that he should take ‘80 roundabout a means of making bis resurrection known. If he hul ordered the assembling of the faithful at his private grave yard on the hillside at | Sait Lake eity, and bad climbed out of his tomb in their presence, it would have been twice as ef- fective from adramatic point of view, and there Would have been more people ready to believe in his identity. However, he has a chance left for making good his clacu. He cannot remain for- ever on the earth now has returned toit, and the manner of his second and positively final departure will have much to do with the place he 38 to take in history as compared with Moses and Eitjab, Buddha Sak; and Mahomet, Rom- Ulusand the rest of the great prophets and foun- era, He cannot afford to die and be burted like common men, even double the ailotted number of mes. He must be caught up from earth, at the Very least; and there are persons iu the United ‘States irreverent enough to belleve that, if the fate ‘which befel Bishop Lee ten years ago had reached 4s proper destination, the first exit of Mr. Young ‘Would have been by the werial route, at the end of ‘@.bempen rope. Secretary Bayard denies that he has informed Mintster Phelps that the seizure of the British schooners by the revenue steamer Corwin In Alas- Kan waters for illegal fishing was wrongful, and ‘that reparation will be made. It must not be over- Jooked that we have a fisheries controversy on the Pacific as well as on the Atlanuc coast. After our Deldstamd on the question of Canadian fisheries ‘and our talk of “uns and drums and wounds,” it ‘Will be a trifle absurd if, without obtaining satis. faction from Canada, we fali to apologizing for pro- ‘Woting the seal fisheries for which we pald Russia several million dollars, It we are shut out from | ‘the Canadian cod we ought to be able to hold fast tothe Alaskan seal. Russts monopolizes that por- ton of ti aters which she did not nhas a navy, and the ¥ and dangerous when his rath Russian bear gets ug tail is twisted. Henry Ward Beccher hav ais of happiness, which consists in look d the secret $ away from | Our own troubles at those of our neishbors, and Jearning by comparison how much we have to. be thankful for. He doe ything In store for this country worse than what has already hap. pened; but for Europe he predicts “aa earthquake ‘that will split her from top to bottom.” In view Of the effect of the coal-handiers’ strike on the AUantic passenger steamship service, this will Dring a mild solace to the souls of disappointed Tourists. America, with all her faults, will be a Pleasanter abode than Europe when Mr. Beecher's earthquake comes. —$—-_—___ ‘The raflroads say that the interstate commerce Dill is unconstitutional, if intelligible; and unin- Telligible, if constitutional. In other words, if they understand i¢ they don't like it. Thetr dis- Uke of it, and the hope of Leneftt from what they — in ine way of regulation, have been the ja grounds of the zeneral support of legislation confessediy tmpertect. It is thought that the Pres- dent will approve the bill, and that the expert- Meas Of Its application will be tried. ener ae ee If Mr. Parnell 1s losing lis mind, as some per- sons beileve or ailect to believe, 1t is to be hoped ‘that whoever finds it will make a8 good use of it asbehas His loyalty to principle, moderation in method, and approved capacity for leadership can searvely be accepted as evidences of decay. It his mental powers have been failing for any conside1 able period, it is safe to say that even the weak. ened intellect of a Parnell is worth more than the minds of some of bis cotemporaries at their best estate. QUEER WEATHER TO TALK OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, ISWTIT? YET WE HAVE NOT ONLY BEEN TALKING OF IT DURING THE WINTER MONTHS, WHILE WE WERE SELLING YOU STORM ULSTERS AND FUB-LINED OVER- COATS TO WARD OFF THE BITING WINTER'S COLD, BUT WE'VE BEEN HARD AT WORK SE- LECTING PATTERNS, BUYING GOODS IN THE PIECE, CHOOSING TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, SUPERINTENDING THE DESIGNING OF STYLES, AND ATTENDING TO THE MANUFACTURE OF THE LIGHTEST AND GAUZIEST OF SPRING AND SUMMER GARMENTS. THERE'S NO REST FOR THE MAN OF BUSINESS WHO WOULD KEEP ABREAST OF THESE STIRRING TIMES. “PIPING TIMES OF PEACE,"INDEED! *TIS WELL THAT WE ARE AT CONSTANT WAR IN THIS COUNTRY —THE WAR OF COMPETITION. THE MASSES BENEFIT BY IT, IT LUBRICATES THE WHEELS OF INDUSTRY, IT QUICKENS OUR ENERGIES, IT ENLARGES OUR THOUGRTS, DEVELOPS OUR RESOURCES, AND WE ARE A BETTER, BRAVER, MORE INTELLIGENT AND SELF-RELIANT PEO- PLE FOR IT; BUT WE STARTED TO WRITE AN ADVERTISEMENT AND WE FIND OURSELVES WRITING AN ESSAY. SO TO BUSINESS. THE ADVANCE STYLES OF OUR SPRING STOCK ARE ARRIVING DAILY—AND PERFECT BEAUTIES THEY ARE. WE MUST—TO USE A MILITARY PHRASE—“PREPARE QUARTERS FOR THE MAIN BODY." WE ARE SOMEWHAT OVERCROWDED WITH WINTER GOODS. YOU MAY WANT THEM: WE DON'T. COME, THEN, AND TREAT YOUR- SELF TO SOME OF iHE GREATEST BARGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS YOU EVER SAW—YOU WILL EVER AGAIN PROBABLY SEE. WE'VE CUT THE PRICES TO THE CORE; OURLOSS IS YOUR GAIN. WE'RE SATISFIED TO HAVE IT SO. WE ARE FROM THE PEOPLE AND OF THE PEOPLE. WE ARE NOT OWKED BY AN OUTSIDE CORPORATION — WE OWN OUR- SELVES AND THE STOCK WE CARRY. THE MONEY YOU SPEND WITH US 1S IN TURN SPENT WITH YOU, AND 80, IN OUR POOR WAY, WE CONTRIBUTE TO THE PEOSPERITY OF OUR CITY AND OUR PEOPLE. SAKS & COMPANY, THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIERS 3831-300 to. 308 SEVENTH STREET. AERO 12-4 WHITE BLANKET, GRECIAN Border, $3 ) at the Great Clearing Sale at the Double Combination, | 1241 and 1243 11th st, Into insignificance are the WHOOP LA! WILD CAT schemes and methods of the boastful would-be,leaders, frantically appealing to the people to “SAVE THEM.” Hear their agonizing cry, “WE ARE STUCK” “And are virtually giving our goods sway.” How ut- terly insignificant and disgusting does all such “clap trap” appear when compared with the steady, dignified ‘TRAMP, Tramp, Tramp, of VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, —wnose— ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE is now in full blast, moving steadily forward, “Con- quering and to conquer.” ‘The facts areas we announce them always and here are the figures to clinch them. RED LETTER PRICES, “Read, mark and inwardly digest them” to your own and your neighbors gain and comfort. MEN'S OVERCOATS, ‘Vermont Melton, $4.05, Newmarkets, $6.75, Scotch Gray, $8.98, Corkscrew, $11.25, Steel Gray Cassi- meres, All Wool, silk facing, $4.73, Storm, 5.85, Derby Tweed, 88.98, Surtouts, All Wool Chinchils, $13.50. MEN'S SUITS. 83.51, $5.85, $6.75, $7.88, 89.68, $1L.03, $13.95, $14.95, $15.75, $18.45. BOYS’ SUITS. Sizes, 13 to 18 years. 5.40, $5.85, $6.98, $7.88, $8.98, $9.68 CHILDREN’S SUITS. Sizes, 3 to13 years, 70, $2.93, $3.15, $3.38, $3.49, $3.60, $3.71, $3.94, $4.05, $4.61. BOYS’ OVERCOATS. Sizes, 13 to 18 years. $3.60, $3.71, $4.39, $4.73, 85.85, 96.98, 97.20, 87.88. CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS, Sizes, 3 to 12 years. 90c., $1.13, $2.70, $2.81, 82.08, $349, 83.60, #383, 94.05, $4.95. “Any color jess so it's red.” VICTOR E ADLER’S, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN 927 AND 029 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR MASS. AVE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. _Open Saturday antil 11 o'clock p. m. ISSES RED KNIT VEST AND PANTS, 190. each, st the Great Clearing Sale, st the ‘Double Combinatior _ 27-6 1241 and 1983 11th ste, Berws: Szasox Prices, DRY GOODS REDUCED 20 PER CENT FOR FEB- RUARY AT JOHNSON, GARNER & COS, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side. Our liznited will i serail space will permit only the mention of a $4.05, $5.18, %a51 ent Check Nainsook now § cents. cent Check Nainsook now 10 cents, SPE Surck Agimscor ow AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO58™ 30 Pennsylvania averus. 15 cent Corued Pique now 123¢centa, § cent Corded Pique now 15 cents. ‘30 cent Corded Pique now 18 cents. 25 cent Corded Pique bow 20 cents. ‘AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO’S, 636 Penusylvania avenue. $1.10 White Counterpanes now 90 cents, ‘KP JOHNSON: GER $36 Pennsylvania avem 30 cont Cream Table Linen now 25 cents, 35 cent Cream Table Linen now 30 cents: 29 cent Cream Table Linen now 35 centa. 50 cart Grva Table Linen how 43 cents “ARNER & CO, $36 Pennsylvania avenine. = ‘Crinkled Embroidery, 2c., ‘AT JOHNSON. 636 Peonsy Baars IN PREP PIANOS. PRICES i a SEA — Fat nw. GREAT DISCOUNT. ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves ‘st from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices. Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 5. JEXES & CO, a1 ‘717 77m Sraxer N. W. (ORSTED BALL ALL FRINGE, 120 120. PER YARD, aT |W Clearibi Sa Double Cor stion, sn27-08 nd rem 1 Coxs. 1241 and ' JOHNSON BROTHERS Beg leave to to the public st hay Eegiclnes ara ie ag et hep ere CORE of the Washit Gas Licht Company and are Sore pepered to ail: ‘orders with promptness and dis” THIS VERY SUPERIOR AND ECONOMICAL FUEL TERMS AND PRICE UNCHANGED. 200. Onitrs received at the office of the Washineton Gas Light Company aud at our mnaia' ain! beac ene Washitirton and Georgetown jan Sa STRIPED OR PLAID JERSEY FLANNEL, 370. ‘at the Great C ‘Sale. at the iar and 1243 Tihet ee, Ja27-6t For T. Manning and Jordan both to go! Insatiste ‘Dankers, will not one sufllce? THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Move To: Mace sz. Our new store is fast approaching completion, ‘and we hope to occupy it March 1st, withan en- tirely new stock of complish their disposal at once. To-day itis ‘Wraps, ‘We have filled slong center table with a mis- have not all the sizes in any one particular line. ‘These have been selling at $6.50, $7, $7.50, 89, 810, up t0 $17 pergarment. We offer you your choloe of the lot to-morrow, Tuesday morning, ba 95 EACH. (Second floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ta Szcoxn Mowra ‘To-morrow begins the second monthof oar Grand Seventh Annual Sale of LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. evidence producible that better intrinsic values than we are offering are not to be found. January has closed the most successful month ‘this department has yet experienced, and we the price you pay us for a garment, we gusran- tee you as good muslin, as good sewing and fin- ishing and as mnuch’style as that price can posti- bly procure in this or any city. MUSLIN CORSET COVERS, 150 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Corset Covers, good quality of cotton, thoroughly made, finished ‘seams, buttons and button holes, High Neck only 12}¢0. each. Low Neck only 15c. each. 100 dozen Ladies’ Cambric Corset Covers.four clusters of three tucks down the front, ueck trimmed with lace, worth 33c., only 25¢. each. 100 dozen Ladies’ Fine Cambric Corset Cov- ers, V-shaped neck, trimmed with Hamburg edging, worth 37 3c., only 28¢. each, ‘MUSLIN DRAWERS. 100 dosen pairs of Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, wide hem with three tucks above, full cut, two best styles, worth 20c., only 26c. per pair. ‘75 dozen pairs of Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, tucked Cambric rufile with five tucks above, two best styles, worth 46c., only 37340. per pair. ‘75 dozen pairs of Ladies’ Fine Muslin Draw- ers, wide Hamburg ruffle, two clusters of three fine tucks, with wide insertion between, extra ‘good quality, worth 59c., only 50c. per pair. MUSLIN CHEMISES. 90 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Chemise, yoke of five clusters of three fine tucks, worth 29c., only 25c. each, 75 dozen Ladies’:Muslin Chemise, yoke of fine Hamburg embroidery, trimmed arouna neck and sleeves with Cambric ruffle, worth 46c., ‘only 35c. each. 100 dozen Ladies’ Fine Muslin Square-neck Chemine, yoke of three rows of Hamburg in- serting and four clusters of fine tucks, neck and. aleeves trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, worth 50c., only 50c. each. MUSLIN WALKING SKIRTS. 75 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Walking Skirts, trimmed with Cambric ruffle, edged with four fine tucks headed with two clusters of four fine tucks, only 55c. exch. 50 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Walking Skirts, with ‘wide Cambric ruffle, edged with wide embroid- ery, two clusters of three tucks each in the ruf- fie, with four tucks above, worth @1.12%, only Bleach. MUSLIN(NIGHT DRESSES. 50 Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns, Mother Hub- ‘bard front, yoke of four clusters of three wide trimmed around the neck and sleeves, with tufile, worth 59¢., only 50c. each. 60 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Mother Hubbard Night Gowns, yoke of six clusters of eight fine ‘tucks, trimmed around neck and sleeves with tucked Cambric rufile, worth 8734c., only 75c. each. (Second floor; take elevator.) 31 ___ WOODWARD & LOTHROP. T= GREAT CBEARING 8A — AT THE IAT end ee Te, sa27-6t Will be the talk of the town. TosMoxzow ‘WE COMMENCE OUR FEBRUARY SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Did you read our announcement of this fact in the “Republican” this morning? Whether you did or not, we wish to impress your mind with two special points concerning this sale. First.—We shall offer aSplendid Line of 25 and 50 cent Goods, of the same excellent value as those here- tofore sold st these figures. Second.—We shall offer some unusual values in SKIRTS, DRAWERS, CHEMISES AND CORSET COVERS at 75 cta., 99 cts., $1.25 and higher, ‘Your attention is invited to our show window, which is being dressed with special reference to this sale. And we would also remark that our spacious salesroom ‘om the second floor has been particularly arranged and ‘appointed to accommodate the large stock we display, ‘se well as to afford the facilities of light and ample ‘space in which to examine the goods and make pur- chases. REMEMBER, ‘TO-MORROW, ‘TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, ON THE SECOND FLOOR, FOR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR OPENING. 3) 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. N. W. Bisse He Bog ND HAND PIAKOS. ood Ojae-st ies. Paes fehw. oparnerer, USSELS 40C. PER _ 287-8 1241 and ee = rx SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ODDS AND ENDS AND REGULAR GOODS. 500 pre. Children's Hose, all sizée and all colors. ‘Former prices, 50 and 250. Must go at 160, 100 pra. Misses HOSE. Sold at 25 and 30c. Will be sold at 7c, 50 pre. Kid and Beaver GLOVES (Ladies’.) ap ae Price, $1.25 and $1. Will goat40c. Some of D.C.. MONDAY, J. Asorsren “Orestsor Souvexr. _ WANTED--HELP. — WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT FOR RENT--HOUSES. RNING OR RENT—S806 L ST. N.w—TWwo-STORY AND JOR KENT. HOUSES. . 1220p, TO-MORROW MQEYING (February 06), » White and. colored women Bio to sa | Esty 2 oR HT LEIPOUD, Bee ‘men cooks, EB nw. jat-ot excl’ cubianedah Soouse't'S Employment Bares ae |S RED | POR SENT THREE stony BRICK HOUSE. 2133 : a bonus aid bath Foot. with nods ‘The stock on exhibition in room sAjoining the Cotton = TENOED WAIST. HANDS, ee improvemania: Tent 65°50. Rey STSe Fates ae Underwear department. jalgoan apprentice girl. Call at 2114 Penn” | family Sraaorbine ‘Good Xo, 2100 K STS W.-NEW TWELVE, a sere wer Brent ant eae WOMAN FOR GENERAL OUsE pao ee AB | back yards; excerticnal itive ee, Ten - "SE otal attractive foe Royal “Opening: Woes Penge, ibe habits, & good pisin Wasteragrenrs, nes DELS advance: ‘Keys with JOHN SHERMAN & Co. 16 P st., al Address to 901 pie st. Pet Wate —noeepraracy. ‘A FIRST-CLASS trimmer and buatton:hole maker, at Mme. SUiaerer eed Sige Wares QUIET FAITHFUL COLORED to cook. wash and iron: one todo house- TOT AE DUGDE preferred: references. “Apply st ‘OR RENT 7133 F .W., NINE “uogats ail modern improvements ood Loc or Vements | ev ce a ren SOFT ® WILCOX, ae 1907 Pennsylvania ave. AN COLOR: WANTED EY, OLORED TOOL SON, Tigo sch we 'TED—BY A SETTLED wea A Waser Sirciae coon woman And Advanced Spring Novelties on Exhibition st the ANNUAL GRAND MIDWINTER TSI6 New Ham moet ‘WANTED. BE A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRE. | * ; WATEst i aE a [GHTEEN WHO make herself etd te a eke ele Gulia iS erecta Esk, near 4A our atrone brome Dusines: SS Wecintend to make» epecaity andy Warne aoa, GIT YOR GENERELT BOUEE. five years in thre ities jen Ue Uae anit Nave Food retessuss ant sta? aiehts. Hi os 6 site | Baa fe 2 ot of | po aR aR WANTED_BY A YOUNG LADY, 4 Real iw. | Stabler 3 'ANTED—A GOOD COOK AT 1526 15TH id = aq | Stalle rr 3a 2 \ddress RENT—ALL OR PART OF | oF x Seana . ire eae nein Howse, elegantly 8 roonis, near Thomas | ,, Te shave ie only, ap ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN 01 'F EMPLOY- ‘ANTED—KNOWN COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT ‘cheap. . x a, For full list « W tran who lnguick tofestn wil es Ws Yang ibe, pinge, 10 rat clan certs ba tk ee 1925 Fewmw. | helstand 13th. (a Ja3i-lw weal. Apply from 10% EW it 216 30TH ST: EIGHT ROOMS Wars SITUATION AS FIN bay window img tere a. matron or traveling ‘8 Te. JANUARY 31, Waites TADY TO ys GHARGE QF ONE | sued Feape: middle-age is, Seat et zi SPORT e StECoR” Sanaa 3 Se Oe es | ick Coste ah ee RE JANUARY 31. undead. Apply, 9 to 12) a8 ihe. Cap atnee) ANTED-A PEE = ‘GOOD REFER on < a dome, te alanis Yaveal a mee iis ‘and abil engagement March | thou! sav SARUAEX 31, Ware YOUNG CADY IN APHOTOGRAPH | 15. ‘Adidress box 28. Star" Bestzt_ | ing bar yon tow tro ateay for reat” iE | TTT UU EER 955 POD Ay Gallery, must, write ‘neatly and, be well ac. Wine aorarcs TiGRAPHOl ERATOR bs ae Fea Toei hoot * yasiacie | 7 UU be BB as ¥& Surofice. xe erat Gaal of office experience address Lek ‘Siar nw. thirteen rooms Tandsomely I # “oo tee Boo ¥ Waris aE ‘Maryland Directory “ose — >. LARNER, 629 Fat. | 4 e Leber ais SS 000 be mon a VY Bereeck ConA te Melee! in | Wr ARE A OTE SOME TOUS ae eas sta SS, #109 WARY 1, a PE Ua asan ay ap are waren TE tian S18 per mouth, Beat Of Teterencen, | Ftd tara G55 30 eagt A Se EN ROOMS, theabear Ost, 10r 100 FEBRUARY ALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO.,(New No.) 106 EL > lee . 7. FEBRUARY Fy Balthnore st, Baltimore, Me Ja31-2t* 029-20" | ew, mod imps €27- an BERS Sopay ar Due Pa ave.....-79 * sae are ‘gear Shiver i jear Kat. 1Gr $ FEBRUARY 1, “WVANTED-A FEW Goop CANVASSERS. apPry | ASEEe TION Saniee p jO08-1010 F st. F, near 18th st, 10r sneer Pst. iir. 45 FEBRUARY 1, iween Gant 19 at Port {gE ands, cleske porters in stores and private fata | 70 RE oS STORY BRICK H Hone SE AND | PTPerty placed with me for rent or sale is liberally INGER ME'G CO., 616 911 1-3t ye i the ee mead S: jendquarters, 630-6352 F st.n. w. _bagninemt, ten rooms and modern improvenmnte: | “or lier of pager yte we oN 5 Rae TEEPE NE BE Witenes? “eo eee: = SSS | Ee Rowan 5 Prencl ~¥ ply “A = TANTED KNOWN—} <ATIONAL LABOR BUREAU » BRICK, = servant ere, Waiters wi cars in perfect order, all modern improverveste, Ay: ee ee ee Wise ppg ae ed Bick 827 Zee | nya blIe awe Sia OD A Cs ie. | JQOR RENT—SEVEN ROO Be A YY Wit soPsts FOR OE FE at ANTED_LOTS, _|Agasa ase Pearce oy eee Date ent DD AAA ~ guts noting ike ite fella Tineit lance W = SABGERIS Sth aw nen tm somite Judiciagy square bop £4 ¥ 7 Home M’t’g Co., Chicao, MN. ja31-Gt" < ot ms Pave Recent = 2 a ‘ANTED-TO EXCHANGE VALUABLE New | 1 RENT— and 4 rere opportunity FEBRUARY 2. WEEDS. “WHITE GIRL FOR GiNERAT. | LESS Rorthwest section for unity = clged | 7 S - 2 i $65 per mouth, FEBRUARY 2, aby aoamerork in fully offour, Avply a 1845.988 | property. “Addrem BoXGS, Star ofice, “puaicim | 2111 Met 8, wa Oi BUSHNELL & CARUSL, 1uos'F st tw FEBRUARY 2. DW. if = = E = = ~ = ror Wistinacrmenigiencncas | FOR REN'T—ROOMS. i] eee eae ae __ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ . Mis domestic labor, witit refer- 29 Tats a = KS BN Reasieets Shven. "308 Bast Capitol at." a SeSl-twe | OR RENT 1003 JBTHST, LIVINGSTON TER | sogagie lists TTuraished Motel o abcut Toe soon Peta gs 36 | A Gen fee miceees WWANTED=A QIAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS | 7, my } teen Seoul fore tects ol pears aoa aaeae}] focation, "Fern t out Cougs tod “i a5q 8 kat Woe teret located outside principal cities. to represent, in | Poceuny beet, leased, for a tenn of years and bay ie | 383 nses for sale and rout. TG, ADAMS © Con 0 ve: his section, an established house monthly salary $100 may and excellent table, board Tarnished to deaie, Tstate Agents, 2031 Auantic ave. jad 8gg8 “oo U0 v ERE ff saliad: eeterences. SRE Zeck | able persons, on reasonable terms, 931-60" FF8 BEASESA VALUABLE FRONT ON 117H 8: KX N T RRR gS8g aa NG Ma noe R RENT—1537 I ST. NW. El SUITE sense BORE Fe. sve: fora germ of 20 Zeare, te RXN HT BR § WANTED AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, FROM 18 | F°0/'tont toons on second Bock, southern exresure, a ar -DameaS WER eat building. 08. to, ea fo sttend to @ honie and make | janre cl bot und cold water, tate ae re = v1 NNW If RRR Rinsel iy aaah lance closets, REE ROBE =H Must have good refe ook erate. ‘Itt | 28 Towa Circle n. LARGE STORE reg fat T IVY City, oN ae SO EEEreETERerariTh RK RENT—PLEASANT SECO! FUR- railroad; bo competitic ANE a WIFE, SHORT DISTANCE | Ah OR RENT_PLEA sila Aor, um bath @90r tern Chance for right man; rent, € Ot om (Bard neon right to sell ny aan OME REL ROT LE eRe Tea ne ie cara et = ais por ETS NICELY FURNISHED ~ tu Lak tae Leesthaed Grewia > fee eee s NISHED— he Piece of each Souvenir Lot to each customer. ese hd cook for two single gentlemen. A bome ior. _j singly or en suite, southern exposure. at 51: $1.68 6 button “Pulais Royal” Kid Gloves $1.25. couple. Address A.X., Star BIOS | OR RENT [FOUR ROOMS (FOR rs paeREE at nw. Furnished Rouse, contre: locat, $1.10 4 and 5 button “Elite” Kid Gloves, for 27¢. Witver ted a QSETILED, WOMAN | TO KEEP | apply Lose 14th wt we gain, part or whole. Applyat 21> Fst nw pu 91.50 6 bution Undressed Kid Gloves $1.29. or Trish preferred. Apply wei8e0 Soden West FOR RENT-—TWO UNFURNISHED, HOOME AND WL SICHANGE FOR GOURD IX ic 91.89 8 button Mousquetaires, for $1.59. Wadhington. $a20-3t" hall room, second story: quiet neighborhood con; feet, with cheap frame fmprovements, wick here + $1.50 4 button “Palais Royal” Gloves $1.23. )— LADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO | yeulent to cars and herdics: fifteen ininutes’ walk centage, Can show increased value pust your to be ‘98c. Gents’ Kid Gloves, for 820. Y Noveldee for bulidey and general trade, | ATuMsury. (Terms, $12 por month in advance. sme 2d ‘ Percent. Address KESIDENCE, Star office, jase SPLENDID OPENING POR A LIVE MAN IN ANY KIND OF BUSINESS—Three-story Brick, Cotitaining good store rooin and thirtenn the? roe with all modern finpruvemes corner Sth and K'sts, ess 25e. Cashmere Gloves, all styles, 18¢. 12x. Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100. 25e. Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 19¢. 5c. Linen Handkerchiefs, for 4c. ‘70c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, for 490, teady employment: $9 week earned. ailmatcrala Pee mee re tes, A IS'Fean ste Bostwe, Finsn. FO. Box 5078. ‘ja29-6t RSES, HOUSF. | ron RENT 191i VERMONT A NEWLY FUR- nished Room: Sheena ane “WANTED-COOKS, MATDS. N' eo rey waiters, ciairymen, housemen and other | a '75e. Colored Brocaded Handkerchiefs 490. ‘with reference. ad other cities and sul s. | sist 48¢. Genta’ China Silk, for 58c. USHA S Liceteed Scares ‘OR RENT—1226 OST, NW, VERY PLEANA | WANtED — Flow 12%. Pure Linen Collars, for 3 for 250. wakwee 2 Eee Rooms: third floor; furnished or unfars} without a part 12}4e. 3 ply Linen Cuffs, for 10c. 25c. Rufilings, all styles, 19¢. ‘4c. Ribbon Rufflings, for 35c. ‘8c. Spanish Lace Fichus, for 79¢. Paying mauufacturs the best comma} particulars address or call on Georgetown, D. ied: | Single or eu suite: with or without board: delichiful locality; references exchanged. 3a31-: 38 Grant Pn d0E 1706-8-10 BT. N. ‘Window Rooms,handsomely. WASTED FIRST-CLASS COOK (COLORED). rnished,with closets; also, genteel Housemaid; none but those having | hot and cold water; and two handsome single rooms, PARRES OWNING MERIDIAN BILL O28 OTHER $1.68 Spanish Lace Scarfs, for $2.25. | arpelan ity pfereucey apply.” Address, giving | with Board. E wot” shy on CBO. Woot can nd tea eit 3 ‘98c. Fans, all styles, for 73c. terms, etc., 0. B., Star office. Saar | ‘OR RENT_SECOND-STORY, FRONT, Lan : iw. chemin 5.98 Ostri ther 7 AND RED WOM elegant ished Room, three windows frou 0 3 i $5.98 Ostrich Feather Fans, for 04.98, Weis Pant Cone, Nate Sane tr Betzee to Boor light, chosrful a "ase of pant ia JOMMERCTAL OFFICE. 038 F, PST ADLINMED oe nacre on er ee toe STAT oom NITIONAL LABOR BUREAU. B17 filam | ot ee Sneaen: fae 1-5 730 suchas Drug Sion bry Goods, Grocery, ke 27e. Jewelry, all styles, for 14c. Fe RENT_SUITES OF NICELY FURNISHED 30. Su buinthesa, Cousult yourknterent by harira your ine 25c. Jewelry, alliityles, for 190. V ANTED —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Rooms on first and second floors; very desirable En] hens, if for sale, left stourot KAMP. jae 49c. Jewelry, all styles, for 390. Feau, conducted by Ladies. Men and We location. 1322 13th st. n.w.; table’ board. M. A. 50. WILL EXCHANGE POR DESIRABLE IMPROVED ‘8c. Jewelry, all styles, for 79c. white and colored, for all kinds of domestic | FLEMING. 0 I whe CHANGE FOR DESIRABLE IMPROV 84.98 Rhine Stone Necklaces, for $4.59, ES RE aS 0, fmt = Feniingn iGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS, for both su hts, University” Park, or Meridian >t) MOM. PARKER, 1418 F st. Fe. SALE STORES DUUG, EXCELLENT 16 cation, daily rec D: “Grocery, long dae ily rele €2.98 Nickle Watches (warranted), for $2.75. $13.49 Gold Watches (9 karat), for 812. 25e. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 19c. 48c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 39¢. ‘7c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 59¢. WANTED EVERY LADY TO LEARN THE ART ‘of Dress Cutting and Fitting scientifically by the pom lallor system at haif price. “Fattorns cut a, 1220 Wares RELIABLE MAN LOCATED our: | ‘olaceo, well estabi HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH % al ‘nled, Fa RENT—1 STARGE + Daren, Various other ‘ide big cities, to represent in his own localit bath-rooms attached; good board. At 9U2 4th et, fuga Tocasion daily te 98c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 79c. ala f house. salary. References exact J20-3 908 FD. RAMEY $1.68 Satchels and Pocketbooks, for $1.39, Stamufacturer Supt, Lock Bor iS83.N. 4. Jaseaneclin = - Pe RENT—FURNISHED HALL ROOM, WIT gxcellent table board and home comforts, at very Iuodcrate charge. 1014 12th et. 400. Satin Dressed Dolls, for 25c. ‘T5c. Kid body Dolls, for 49c, WANTED TADIES To I TO LEARN CUTTING AN! Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns RVEYOR, P.O. ADDRESS. | Md. or 30S 7th st... care of bs eastire. ‘Building, 7th and E sts. n.w. J.E. Lather. Washington, D.C. Twent — 25c. Flowers, all styles, for 19c. ice ep aeassire. - BERY, ing, 71 OR RENT-AT 1214 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, . practice as laud eo or in She’ com r 48c. Flowers, also Feathers, for 390. Geel FORRES Apartments. Jaz. ww Pecan, rnceice aniene curveyee ie © * Prince Georce's and donteomery, Md.. aud iat the Dis: ietof Colmmbia., Refer by pstinisaisa to id. Tem. m1 5 68c. Flowers, also Feathers, for 59¢. WANTED=0 WOOD CHOPPERS TO CUT WOOD 82c. Sash"Ribbons. all styles, 79c. ‘on Metropolitan railroad. H. W. BLUNT 1030 | J{OR RENT—A LARGE BACK ROOM; SOUTHERN é 1039 | Introbe heat: with every conventance eer +f e 2 xg Preudent Nati Kot Washington. Slat st. San and care: omsccond floor: rent $15; Ops thin 919 EMpitts fous of Rigye & Uo. and Gol St baat $1.96 Moire Sash Ribbons, for $1.75. D—CANVASSERS FOR LIFE | 12 "AT I110 Fst. n.w,, between 11th end 13th | 1204 me roret Ty $1.85 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, for $1.48, Wi Re aE ono Seoee $2.68 Silk Umbrellas, gold tops, for $2.39. at. awe. ‘OR RENT—FLOOR TO LET, UNFURNISHED; 91.15 Silver Gray Gossamers, for 89c. F three rooms and porch; second’story ; every conve- = $2.50 Check Gossamers, for $2.10, WANT . ience.- 514 10th st mw. Sess | 48 $1.75 Black Gossamers, for $1.59. ——__ WANTED—ROOMS. _ RENT 207 (CST. NW. i GERMAN AMERICAN LOAN AXD INVESTMENT 911.25 Scotch Plaid Gossamers, for $10. 'ANTED—PERMANENTLY BY GENTLEM! furnished Rooms. Boardi 2006, COMPANY, of Sioux Falls, D. T., 980. Minses' Gossamers, for 89¢. fronts. eis in northwest section, two 2d-story un- ;furnished communicating Hooms wich boast’ sa: ‘dress, with particulars, Box 122 Star office. a3 TED—A_ LE. RES A FUR- AVE | areas FEANK: Star ofc, Jase" ___WANTED—HOUSES. Wirtticce ages. omit congo poe 2 e city, Hions mod =i aE SIE CET 8. C. HILL, RR RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO PARLORS, Berctes Real Estate, Cor. 8th and F. Fate Room ane ee ag — ‘ANTED-HOUSE OF Ix OB SEVEN men eR Rae ee ety | Wieder pomcaton by ApsuClat aides Dc | expeanive how pera. ent 8 ox Hamp g $1.25 Boys’ Rubber Coats, for $1.18. $1.60 Men's Rubber Coats, for $1.38. 15¢. Champagne Bottle Bay Rum 120, ‘7c. Bottle Ammonia, for 6c. ‘33e. large Bottle Florida Water 20c. ‘390. 8 oz. Bottle Cologne, for 360. ‘33e. on. Luben’s Extracts, for 31c. 3c. ounce Bottle Garwood’s Extracts, S30, Je. Genuine Lubin's Powder, for 8c. Genuine Cuticurs Soap for 140. 4c. Roll Toilet Paper for 11c. ‘25c. Box Paper and Envelopes for 216, 176. Box Paper and Envelopes for 140. B, Star oft ie 180, 120 Sheets Linen Writing Paper, 14c. mo on improved farm proper. Sco tn ukote aitd Wtineomote wetth Gente” eles eis | 3 | Sera eae Denominations, $200, $300, $350, 8400, 9450, #500 up w81.000 These bouds may be seen and information by calling at Koon 4. Glover Buildiue 1410 ¥ at CHAS. K. DEAN, Vice Prasdent xlistorences: Hou. Wi Qeindom, Chas Ee =i ‘om miuis, Chicago“ Cltizeus! Nath Bank, Sioux Falls Dt” ES <3) D. ISOOLL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER Jo in work. doing By aici workmen, Peis Poca, Sabb prot R RENT_COR. 9TH ST. AND MASS. AVE, Lara ey eS Spas with board. “Southern exposure. Reference ox- KR RENT—TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS ON FIRST | Foe second Aovre> firstciase boas, meat Me PRor. Son square; 1016 15th st. 25-3t_ (OR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Rip W814 10th at nes terme very meer 3 eet ENS. P. DAVIS, 0 PURCHASE DIRECT FR ‘OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | _4 ~ |B KEAL ESTATE BROKER, 1c, Brass mounted Photo Frames, 1ic. * Wires mccain me gt s ertaest Boome in private family without childyen: within RB RENTO 1319 F scrvet north 15c. Hammered Brass Photo Frames, for 12c. oe 2 S80 to 8a “Address CLERE, Star’ fifteen minutes’ walk of Treasury and W: ag depart (622 loth at. 12r. (Adjoining: ‘39c. Tablet of Imitation Alligator Skin, with Paper Envelopes, Inkstand, Pen, for 250. ‘39c. Hose, Plain and Fancy, for 29¢. 39c. Black Lisle Thread Hose, for 330. ‘8c. Black and Colored Silk Hose, for 830. ents; gentlemen preferred, oF dress 347 sts n.¥ JOR HENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, wo handsomely furnished ectong story: with besk ad fandeomely furnished second st cus: very rensouable price. Gall and examine, S17 ladies in office. oe 101 P st, 10r.,m. i. 3 P st, Ur. Pap ay YER, CENT GUARAN: OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. Ben A UMIMAN, date Treamurer U8.) President, Interest and Principal Guaranteed and Puidgby tae Wares PURCHASE A BRICK HOUSE between and Na. apsiy” CHAE: vague | B n Land Na Sos ath tu we ce 3028-38.” ort a Ponnsyl 38-3e 30tk Ist Interest peystio sutemupsiiee 26c. Children’s Hose, all styles, for 170. —=——= | Pennsylvania av eras Both, 38h Jpterest rap able seui-anual = $2.33 Ladies’ Silk Vests, for $1.98. WAD NTED. MISCELLANEOUS ‘OR RENT_TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 260 2420 ‘Theee First Mortguce Bonds tre secured on tam 98c. Colored Lisle Vests, for 89c. | Ang Gommunicating, with oF without, board: will ren: Sst, 3432 real eotaie in aud arvund Qawali, “Nebraakiy 81.68 Jerseys, all styles, fc 3 4 ANTED — SCHOLARS ON THE PIANO AT 35 | fingle or en suit 40) sro une Net. 213 11 Case ins lout Made exceeding forty per oout of the. ve, eh “4 WwW cents »leason, by an experienced teacher. Ad- { of cars. 12 3d st. n.e. a eee ee N st. Honses in . ‘Value of the mc property. $2.48 Jerseys, ll styles, for 81.89, reso MUSIC, Star office, 1” | Who REN HED, WITH OR WITHOUT | 71334 st. 1831 S| “ihe ‘standing of thie company and the Chemical $2.98 “Breton” Jerseys, for 82.39. TADIEW AND OHILDRENEDEESTes | Orn bed eT aE eT OUr 210 Z| National Banks maficleut to recsmnvnd thewe secur $2.98 Beaded Jereys, for $2.08, Yo eas bai ane, roar and ee | FR a two communicating ‘Address OC; es to the coundence ae .98 Children's Jerseys, for 81. 2226 Ost. new 7 pesca Agent 5 Child's Cloaks, FUR- —~ y om oan Br. Gio mets nee Wan TED SIX OREIORT COvLES OF THE STAR Rud Trout Houma: obe ou Soouus four tanaioors | 2o8S 253m hale Pas 7 50. : 28-3 ‘0s - eeerertte 818.75 Child's Cloaks, for 810. ier office. B13 [OR SALE—ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- 3 , = ‘OR RENT— [ED_2D FLOOR OF 2 ‘oF listapply WESCOTT & WILCO! ~ amis Ty $125 Ladies’ Seal Plush Wraps, for $100. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG LADY EXPERIENCED IN | I Ysoms fronting south price B10, Alse 8 Sdstory | m2 1907 Pennsylvania ave. nw, F tee on tale pepee, iietaenr ech dae eae 860 Seal Plush Wraps, fc W: ‘light 875 Beaded Wrape for 950" Freoth and fause st ‘ae if gw pula resiueuse! ine Apply at Ladi cet nes teases JOS RENE — UFC. cellent service for'twg or these’ pears che yases af ‘850 Beaded Wraps, for 835. best reference; moderate. Adi S| saop RENT=Ad0G STH SILC WEA DE ee ‘88 English Walking Jackets, for 85.50. po ee ee siring company willrentaeveral wufaztished Hoows HE 84.48 English Walking Jackets, for $3.98, Weer aaa RATS_ SLAUGHTER, | at moderate rates ‘27-1 $12 English Cloth Raglans, for 89. Ka‘s by well-(ruined ferrets aud dome, Address WAL | FWORE T — ONE SUITE FURNISHED ROOMS. 1329 G st.n. w. _Se27-8t RENT—A PRETTILY FURNISHED PARLOR Fran Wearoom, om third Hoon peated by meatal $35 Boucle Cloth Ragians, for $25. $4.50 Fancy Evening Silks, for $3. 95.75 Fancy Plushes and Velvets, for @4.50. i Hf SAELING, ja24-131 Soares Wists Fam PURCHASE A GOOD SECOND- r JOHN HORRIGAN, O26 4th at. BW. L9S2,28 THE, BYENING oF THE 23D OF 89.50 Tinsel and Brocade Eifects, for $6. hand two-horse farm wagon. BOF | freemen ee nw. bet Lend Bee ee Py Sa Le opal Font 83.50 Fancy, Plaid and Brocade Velvets, 82.76. ee ae the owner. “Liberal reward if left at Sisters cisar $1.50 Satin Freize, for $1.35. 'ANTED—A PRACTICAL MACHINIST WISHES ee ont store, corner of Ist and H sta. n. SOEITH | 2g ‘$2.25 Fancy Striped Velvets, for $1.98. W fo.rent a foot} ea aaa cuaing, preferred) {0 | furnished, (496.0 mt mw. "A'youne indy with OST_TAREN FROM ANF STREET CAR GO. She ine mead var Kafess Box 71, Siar office. Der month. | references, to take part of another Iedy s room. J26-1w= wand'Snd'ns Guestions anked if returned to G23 Det $2.25 Tinsel Gauzes, for $1.98, Wiens a SECOND HAND, WINDOW LL 980. Plain Silk Gauzes, for 7c. vec ae =e. T (PERERA eo ENCED TS AF 707 Hat. Saturday evenii B for 25c. Lace Tidies, for 3 for 190. fuguiring at Office at the Hamil Soc: atin Covered Coat tor2ba, rANTED—AN UNUSUALLY GOOD OPPORTUN- JR _RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND- a ty for an energetic, active young man, with a few | house: contral: near three lines cars; 4 _OST—ENGLISH SETTER GYP, 8 MON —- 1.25 Lace Trimmed Cushions, for 98¢, wand dollars, to secure an interest In al ental ‘gentlemen or} black body aud, bisck abd. white Ucked lege Sie, Persian Scart tg, 35 Usketnine: "ada Son So, Sirens ante | Ruaolg gE oF a me SR tl td a ie a $1.68 Chenille Table Covers, for $1.39, 'ANTED —$ 1,000 ON A NO. 1 REAL ESTATE | JOR RENT BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED BOOMs: ave. Dw. 65e. Momie Cloth Scarfe, for 4c. Wikecuty. ne fauarent for 3 Fopen tre places n vers room southern and pRIRASLY Lenciee Ee eng | LOS -42 SUPS MONDAY Nicitr, «Span 10 per cent discount off Laces, Embroideries, Drees | mission. ‘Star o} references required. 11( st. nw. Bit ive Fimatet sae funene. one hgh gold, ine a snide and = ‘Trimmings and buttons, Wie cubs, EXCAVATING AND CON- | JOR KENT—TWO FURNISHED, ADaX modern improvements st. ore es _ es eee eee ne ee ee Pea S| eee sratiet oag, a08 wee Tes a8 eee St ON ITH ST CAR BETWEEN M ST AND Bee cmauie wie tian baat 28-3t Gall 281-3. Resilience, O31 st So Se eS SEWLY AND Faz RENT_HOUSE 1004 K ST. NW. SEVEN As Satsonal Theater, or in the Theater. on Thing Gissemanwanccre cae NTED—TO BUY A BAY HORSE. SUITABLE | Fee furnished rooms mneie oF ‘sscond Sep deaabje ors ginal me vaeay hens fg greg Pye ete ‘98c. Skirts, all styles, for 7c. rn Sank atin ATO eV Tee eee ae ee | Soeswin gr without board: qussbifor BAERE | raneo. Sy a es APUG DOG ON CONNECTICUT AVE., BE: Lowest A PUG DOG ON OOMNBOTIOUT AVE. I 4. Short Skirta, for 39¢. ferua, eve, “UYERY Starodice coe Litas and the Circle, Saturday event ENT—SIX iGHT, Cl OR RENT. 2471 1 ST. W. EARG ‘98c. Embroidered Drawers, for 730. Fez RENT—SIX BRIGHT, < ty seems prone | of LENT aT ew TanGE eae en suite, or single. turn the same to 1108 ANTED BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS TO new ‘six rooms; water: aire at 2425, oan wghente * pertain x sae Tene ne Ge Rm | ALG Sa MSA eae eg | en db ema STO Onis s pamerck Dieses, for 616. 605 7¢h st. nw. jela3m Fa, RENT—SIX-ROOM BRIE HOUSE. 918 | J ,9o7, LNOM COMMITTEE DEPSSING § Sathak 68c. Child's Gampe, for 39c. Rith she water and gaa: 15. died Cinvalat with Uigey fur colar and tring = ae RESTO VERMONT AVE, HANDSOME. Sta ev 29¢. India Linen Aprons, for 150. Wien ae FOU. SRLS FOR YOUR ty ‘suite of with 452 Louisiana a1 dently taken, ‘by mistake. Please return to 131 ‘ 19¢. Nurses’ Caps, for 16c. ‘Throat, Cee ES eit path open | © 2008 W., THREE-sToRY.| ©orsu st. 2g 25e. Stamped Srlashors, for 21 agua H arope 10 Cure the able bay ANOMATIC Soest ai33w oe reer yg tg iuprove Le ATR AE NATIONAL RIFLES ay THURS 25 wels, >] DOO! Ly in} small pin wet Pride of the West Muslin, 1 ae THAT SB eae OF Seo eal ee 3 Bo! ae oP aw Rg Es reared aiso unfurnished ‘J 10-4 New York Mills Sheeting, 250. 79. Honey Comb Spreads, for Tle, avenue (opposite City i Sota vith heat rooms for licht Guunmiianiouer of mt a foe Het 12540. Stephen's Crash, for 1 a D_ CLEANING. | ] xT BOARDING HOUSE Gee Doylles (blesched), for Se. ew sonchitery Tom prema oS tga oli, wi GuBQNRDING HOUSE, “¥IFTEER ‘ GGG RRE NNN TrTT = ludies’ or gentlemen's cloth best culssisis Ween we aN Se ene OR SALE-ENO | FARMS IN 1 via, 14 oe fe see ee Roods called for and. delivered. “is it Fae oinsariee oliecog ce por FW. CALLAGHAN S31 Peete) SS ee oh facia Sly 4 Goa § NNN fT ¥, 1119 14th st, opp. the Portland. _ja17-im* | of sane. D. G. PRUCTOR & SON, Heal T—NEAR THE a, Va ie GGG EEE N NN T = ANTED—AT GEN. E. F. BEALE’S Soe surance, 1.226 F st. nw. KENT—A iTANE F “PAEM OF FIFTY Ai 4c. Scarfs, all styles, for 39¢. jatmy, horace to wintct at perm. :buxstala, pas e Frrcursto recea ir aaron iw Fe ee nee i ¥, Hay scales, 10th and La. av. Jal4-Gut FOR RENT—OFFICES, —| Fo RENT_904, 107H ST. ase speek | SR AE cas casa. n0. 25e. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, for 18c. W: jt PT OS IR RENT_OFFICE BU Des oop Ww, | month, oe 16¢. 3-ply Linen Collars, for 120, en ae a ta nce sm | rou RE 1321 = 85c. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts, for 780. See OSes er At Drngeiste aa Jal l-eow2w. RENT HOUSE 601 1 ST -W. containing Bees rANTED—R. WASHINGTONS MAGIC. ot gatas Ps body cured. out plpl [0k RENT FINE SUITE OF 250. Half Hose, all styles, for 190, Sulgar eczema cas, aa eS | tac ee ‘B5c, Half Hove, ail styles, for 240. —— newly ‘Up, 480. Halt Hose, all styles, for 370. eps €31-1m Bel eet ier, 48c. Warm Underwear, all styles, for 390. ‘730. Warm Underwear, all styles, for 49¢. 81.25 Warm Underwear, all styles, for 690, ‘application. ieee Pes fet to any address RENT_PART OF HOUSE, ONFUR! ROTHWELL, 15 3D ST. aco Fae ae (goods are slightly soiled. ry tans aR 061200 72 Hew and Pretty SAT TERNS, worth 200., Rigen Secestgiec nel ete patterns in French SATTERENS, at 35c. Splendid Line HAMBURG EDGINGS. Afullline of SILKS, SATINS, CASHMERES and all kinds of DRESS GOODE. ‘Bleached and Brown OOTTON GOODS st the very lowest prices. (Cottons are advancing.) LOTTRELL & WEE, ‘1990 Peaneytvenia evenne, E chpidall Corner 20th street northwest. Lean bf RENT—1717 Gros a Fegenerieaas ath Pisdi ae ie a ‘ST. aw. My LES nw. -