Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1887, Page 2

. ee negating | ere ® t 1 4¥ENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESBAY,-FEBRUARY 1, 1887 THE EVENING STAR.|Coxrortanz Axo Coxvaxexs | Brace Gooos Reovom. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY ‘The Evening star bas a regular, permanent down fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published t= Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added We print elsewhere Commissioner Ludlow’s re- marks concerning the Armory square union depot Dill, It is true that Tux Stax has considered and eritietzed only one feature of the bill, and has not dwelt upon Its merits, except to say that they do not compensate for the glaring evils of the pro- has no reason to complain of this course. THE Sran's criticism has suggested the amendment not the absolute defeat of the bill, and as Commis. sioner Ludlow says the bill was drawn not as a finality, but with the expectation that ft would be amended, Tux Stax in advocating amendment appears to be carrying out unconsciously the very purpose of tts framers. ‘Commissioner Ludiow calls attention to the fact ‘that one railroad, running tracks nearly to Penn- sylvania avenue, already has tts station located on public ground. This privilege was granted it when Washington was in the clutches of a single Toad, and needed, if any city ever did, to favor 9 competitor. But that privilege was not granted forever. It was always intended to bring the two roads together in aunion depot at some time tn the future. The fact that the use of a small piece of public ground, out of the line of the main body of parking, was temporarily granted to the Baltt- more and Potomac road as a war measure, aimed at the tyranny of the Baltimore and Ohio road, furnishes no reason why at this time, when the day of subsidies 1s past, a whole reservation should be cut out from the system of public parks and given up to raflroad buildings and tracks, with all the evil results to which Tax Sar has called at- tention. ‘Col. Ludlow also says that the location of the union depot on Armory Square 1s not an essential reature of the bill and suggests that the station might be placed at the intersection of Maryland aad Virginia avenues, presumably on the public ground there. Such action would place the unfon depot at a convenient point, easily accessible, within a stone's throw of Armory Square, and would preserve the continuity and harmony of the series of public parks south of Pennsyivania avenue. But sit an essential feature of the bill that the unton depot be located on public ground? It seems hardly necessary, in these antl-subsidy times, to deprive the rafiroads at the seat of gov- ernment of the glorious privilege, granted them sverywhere else, of paying for what they get. ‘The discovery of a plan of the ground floor of the Chicago jail, where the anarchist murderers are confined, has been made the basis for a theory that the friends of the condemned were plotting to blow up the building, keepers, prisoners and all. This a far-fetched conclusion. If any such plot éxists, it is probably unknown to the con Viets, because they would be the last men in the ‘world to countenance a plan for their own destruc- ton, The principle most Ormly fixed in the anarchist creed 1s to take care of one’s self at the expense of one’s neighbors—a selfish rule, which puts a suicide, even for glory’s sake, quite out of the question. $2 ‘The report that Governor Hill, of New York, has Deen in Washington urging upon the President the appointment of John D. Kernan to be a rail- way commissioner under the inter-state com- merce act is pretty well disposed of by two con- ‘siderations: first, that the relations between the President and Mr. Kernan are such as to preclude the necessity of urging; and, second, that Mr. Cleveland has a habit of doing one thing at a time, and not beginning to enforce a law until there 1s a law wenforce, a oe Minister Pendleton does not think that any one Im Germany wants war. That 1s commonly the case with nations which get embroiled. They do not Want to fight, but somehow they drift into the thing before they realize where they are. Per- haps it 1s because they are too vigorous in their manner of insisting upon peace. ae ‘Mr. Reagan 1s forging ahead by comparison ‘with his competitors for the Texas senatorship, notwithstanding the fact that the actual figures Of his vote are atastandstiilL Ifhecan get half of Gov. Ireland's late support, he will win the DI ww wa EFF EEE D D pL AA ROR E DD DoD wwhw Mike EY BOD DDD W W A AR RF EEE DDD Into insignificance are the WHOOP La! WILD CAT schemes and methods of the boastfal would-be,lesders, frantically appealing to the people to “SAVE THEM.” Hear their agonizing cry. “WE ARE STUCK!" “Andare virtually giving our goods away.” How ut- terty ioabeniicant and disrueting docs all such “clap trap” appear when compared with the steady, dignified TRAMP, Tramp, Tramp, of VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, —wHosE— ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE isnow in full blast, moving steadily forward, “Con- quering and to conyuer.” The facts are as we announce them always and here are the figures tochinch them RED LETTER PRICES, “Read, mark and inwanily digest them” to your own aad your neighbors ain and comfort. MEN'S OVERCOATS. ‘Vermont Melton, $4.05, Newmarkets, 96.75, Scotch Gray, $8.98, Corkscrew, $1 Steal a Cacat- meres, AU Wool, silk facing, $4.73, Storm, $5.85, Derby Tweed, $6.98, Surtouts, All Wool Chinchils, 813.50, MEN'S SUITS. 87.88, $9.68, $11. 3.95, ‘814.95, 815.75, 218.45, bean ag 6.98. 87.88, 88.98, $9.68 CHILDREN'S SUITS. Sizes, 3 to 13 years, $2.70, 82.93, 23.15. 83.38, $3.49, 83.94, 84.05, 04.61. BOYS’ OVERCOATS. Sizes, 13to 18 years, 93.60, $3.71, 84.39, 94.73, 85.85, 87.88. $3.60, $3.71, 86.98, $7.20, CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, Sizes, 3 to 12 years. 80e., $1.15, $2.70, #281, $7.93, $3.49, 93.60, $3.83, $4.05, 84.95 “Any color Jess 80 it's red.” VICTOR E ADLER'S, TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSER TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR MASS. AVE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. _ Open Saturday until 11 o'clock p. rm. vat the Great Ciearins na aaa Double Con 1241 and i243 see, EST. 12: e276 Coxe _— JOHNSON BROTHERS ‘Beg leave to announey to the public that thi con. tuscted fora term of Years for tbe entire prodactod CORE of the Washington Gas Licht Company and are bow prepared to fll allorders with prompiness and dis- ‘THIS VERY SUPERIOR AND ECONOMICAL FUEL TERMS AND PRICE UNCHANGED. ‘25 Bushels Crushed Coke, delivered, Br curred = j 290. Oniers received at the office of $07 Rashinrton Gas Jah Company and stour wain and brane m and Georgetown. je Se ‘a 30. 70. 90. STREET COATS. FOR MODERATE WEATHER OB FOR GEN- ‘TLEMEN WHO WALK A GOOD DEAL, RIDE A BICYCLE OR ON HORSE BACK, A “REEF- ER” OR DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK COATS AMOST USEFUL GARMENT. THESE ARE MADE OF VERY HEAVY GOODS, USUALLY BEAVER, LINED WITH WOOLEN, AND WITH VEST TO MATCH. WE CARRY FINELINES OF THESE GOODS, FROM ¢4 FOR COAT TO $25 FOR COAT AND AND VEST. A FEW HEAVY NORFOLK JACKETS, IN PLAIN, PLAID AND CHECK GOODS. THESE ARE EXCEEDINGLY;COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT GARMENTS FOR HOUSE, STORE OB OFFICE USE OR FOR TRAVEL- ING. ALL HEAVY GOODS HAD HEAVY REDUC- ‘TIONSMADEON THEM JANUARY 1, AND ‘NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ZR BARNUM & CO. a 981 Pewxsrivanra AVERUR, ‘Mere Greet Clean Selpseaaa Double Combination, 227-6 1241 and 1243 11th st. x0, Becxwazar Cazes ALMOST INSTANTANEOUSLY MADE HECKER'S BUCKWHEAT, BY THE ADDITION OF COLD WATER OR MILK, NL ASSOR:’ SHORT E. A Weitiyrriven omay of be Great Geasee sale he Double Coml 3a27-6¢ 1241 and 1243 Lith st xe. Azz You INTERESTED IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR? IF YOU ARE, THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE INTERESTING. IF NOT, YOU WONT READIT. THATS NATURAL. IF YOU READ EVERY WORD, WE EXPECT TO SELL YOU EITHER ONE OR ALL THREE OF THE BARGAINS (WE CALL THEM) CONTAINED IN CORSET COVERS THAT WERE MADE TO SELL AT $1.25, $175 AND $2, WHEN WE ONLY ASK 98 CENTS FOR A CHOICE OF ONE HIGH-NECKED, LOW-NECKED OR V-SHAPED; ONE FINISHED WITH MEDICI LACE, NAINSOOK EMBROIDERY OR HAMBURG. OR ONE OF THE CORSET COV- ERS MADE TO SELL AT 96 CENTS AND $1.25 THAT WE OFFER AT 79 CENTS. OR ONE OF THOSE SPLENDID WALKING SKIRTS, WITH 8-PIN TUCK, 2 WIDE TUCKS AND A 7-INCH HAMBURG FLOUNCE, MADE TO REPRESENT 92.48, FOR WHICH WE ONLY ASK $1.48. THERE ARE 30 DOZEN CORSET COVERS AND 12 DOZEN SKIRTS IN THESE THREE LOTS. THESE PRICES ARE NOT BELOW COST. WE DO NOT PRETEND TO GIVE YOU BOTH ENDS OF THE STICK AND THE MIDDLE AS WELL. SOMETIMES SUCH OFFERS ARE MADE: BUT—WELL, WHEN WE OFFER YOU GOODS BELOW COST WE DO 80 BE- CAUSE WE CAN'T GET THE COST. YOU MAY HAVE SOME DOUBTS—FOR DOUBTS WILL ASSERT THEMBELVES—THAT THE VALUES WE CLAIM ARE NOT IN THESE GOODS. IF YOU THINK THIS BEFORE YOU COME, DOT PURCHASE: IF YOU COME TO THAT CONCLU- SION AFTER YOU HAVE BOUGET, BRING BACK ‘THE MERCHANDISE AND GET YOUR MONEY. ‘WHEN WE CAN'T SATISFY YOU WE DONT WANT ? be oe Fl BBB oO NEN MiAREGE ie Pe Foe £9 ONE peg 7 Denes EAL SSF TE, Os: ‘At the Dou Great Clearing Sale. | _ 227-6 Wal and 143 Tithe ee. Fos! Tur Oren Warrz Asx Srove Embroidered bosom First Arrival of Goal This Season. yiSembroticred Black Kid Gloves White Boos | tam mow un corpo ot as Steve Coal clean ‘eck atl Flat Scarfs, ai and twa Pars oat oy Sensi B3t ____935 Pennaylvaniaaventa_| sod fo ar eraare as geile. TRIPED OR PLAID JERSEY FLANNEL, 370. ‘Hickory, pine wood 8 ‘at te Grest Sales af the over © Waos Virginia Sint Cons oa eansneet hal or serra 1241 and 2S Titec, | P. POLLARD, — Main office: cor. 12th st. and Ri ave ny. Branch Usneann Or Banoarxs ome oes fC and NY are Need room for Sprie Seank outaas ba Stand there: x iat dore offer certain Imported Drees Goods a perked, fom iy ee Foevto Slat soe Son Sack ie Seis and Uncerwear at maneirioene ee SPB og ow nn ie esac, Cosmeres =. 10-4 sect i, ac Se, Se = ewe c. Hip Give tsb boxe pene 2Se. hare ‘our fouds. work Bend coment They are ge cles Sey ‘with | Bare once ‘wemost fe venitnne ths © soupe Hin assertion that such Dar Stes — Pe Ce, | Business founded im 1835. BA Worm nna gen PER YARD, aT Lae D wt7-Or 1241 and rae, ue AL. n F488, ONAB FPOKERy. CRAI A/ CogeER TAU SEE TET ep ks Ranvun, TeMMAPINS, 115 PEE co, — i ~ diesen! G21 Bet ow. Reset MEE RED KNIT VEST AND Pi ee 1241 and 1243 111 ae stme, A Necessary Exezaxation. ‘We advertised (in a polite way as possible) that we refuse to sell quantities of the Souvenirs of the “Open- ing” toour competitors. We refer to the notice to which a hand points in the advertisement below. ‘Lecitimate patrons of the Palais Royal are invited to Purchase without restriction. Lore Wore And Advanced Spring Novelties on Exhibition st Black Goods it: 140-tneh Black Ov man Brocade, price cut in ANNUAL GRAND MIDWINTER Date Was gt: now, Bbc. ber Fare \40-inch wool NNN NNN GGG siitite fallen from 625e. to Sb ter yet $9 Pep BPF SNR RRR @ 6 aon BlackandGrey Check Aibwootcamels | 3 bee ie ae ERR G oo silen from #1 to T 5c. bs Get ‘Binet ‘mde Hite clots, | “oo B fixe NN HON MH ‘oGS = edo c of Black All- OPENING, ack‘ fatien from S125 1 per yar OPENING, -inch, fallen from $1.50 to $1. per. OPENING, va eae ing ae a Pe ser WARD & LOTHROP. MM MM 00 sige aa A- 2. F et - MMMM Oo NNN DAA YY Grae S Beers RNS BAA pe Pyne, § 3 Star.” MMM “oo N pee ¥ 2 for the coming ina mie a pect jy 4 JANUARY 31, amy Sod page i in, white ial JANUARY 31, Fitilines oF crow-fogt on brolary, oy panel Sauuary 30 a ith lacing of ed 31, We sve anticipated such a demand ae are [ANUARY 31, most excellent ‘White Woolen Fabrice and quote sa follows: THT U U ERR ,S8S, DDD A YF 3 % MH eB 3 DAA YY ? “oo” fer %s® Bod 2“4 ¥ = FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, IN. CREAM beer SERGE, FEBRUARY 2. FEBRUARY 2. FEBRUARY 2, FEBRUARY 2. FEBRUARY 2. offering the best values in Black fr OUF good fortune to place be- fe quote aa representative {2% Many of the Souvenirs being offered at and below cost, we must reserve the right to sell only one Piece of each Souvenir Lot to each customer. 81.68 6 button “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves $1.25. $1.10 4 and 5 button “Elite” Kid Gloves, for 97¢. 1.506 button Undressed Kid Gloves $1.29. 81.89 8 button Mousquetaires, for $1.59. 81.50 4 button “Palais Royal" Gloves 81.23, ‘98c. Gents’ Kid Gloves, for 82c. 25c. Cashmere Gloves, all styles, 18¢. 12¥e. Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100. 25e. Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 19¢. 5e. Linen Handkerchiefs, for 4c. ‘79c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, for 49¢, ‘75e. Colored Brocaded Handkerchiefs 490. 48c. Gents’ China Silk, for 39¢. 1234c. Pure Linen Collars, for 3 for 250. 12}4c. 3 ply Linen Cuffs, for 10e. 25e. Ruffiings, all styles, 19c. 440. Ribbon Ruffings, for 35c. 98c. Spanish Lace Fichus, for 79c. 81.68 Spanish Lace Scarts, for $1.25. ‘98e. Fans, all styles, for 73c. 25.98 Ostrich Feather Fans, for $4.98. $3.98 “Opera” Fans, for $2.98. $1.98 Fans, all styles, for 81.47. Ie. Jewelry, all styles, for 14c. ‘25e. Jewelry, all styles, for 190. 49c. Jewelry, all styles, for 39¢. , all styles, for 79c. 4.98 Rhine Stone Necklaces, for $4.50. $2.98 Nickle Watches (warranted), for $2.75. 3.49 Gold Watches (9 karat), for $12, 25e. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 19¢. 48c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for ! ‘75e. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 59. 98c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 79c. $1.68 Satchels and Pocketbooka, for $1.39. 49c. Satin Dreased Dolls, for 25c. . Kid body Dolls, for 49c, 25e. Flowers, ail styles, for 19c. 48c. Flowers, also Feathers, for 39¢. 68c. Flowers, also Feathers, for 39e. equivalent for all th ts, aus z Ptr better al ate Bee. SashtRibbons, ail styles, 79c. where. i 81.98 Moire Sash Ribbons, for $1.7! n _—_WOODIARD & LOTHROP. __| $1.85 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, F 91.48, ray Gossamers, for 9. Sus & Comzasy. QUEER WEATHER ro TALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, |ISNw’'T IT? YET WE HAVE pckapesl gon OF IT DURING THE | WINTER MONTHS, YOU STORM ULSTER AND FUR-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, CHOUSING ‘MMINGS TO MATCH, SUPERINTENDING 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 BUSIN: WHO WOULD KEEP ABREAST OF THESE ST§REING TIMES. “PIPING ‘TIMES OF PEACE,” IND! ‘TIS WELL THAT WE ARE AT CONSTANT WAR IN THIS COUNTRY | ITION. THE ‘MASSES | 5 Black Gooramors, for 81. 5 Seotch Plaid Gossamers, for 310. & Boys’ Rubber Coats, for $1.18. $1.60 Men's Rubber Coats, for $1.38, 15c. Champagne Bottle Bay Run ize. WE WERE SELLING | 7c. Bottle Ammonia, for Ge. 83e. large Bottle Florida Water 29c. ‘3c. 8 oz. Bottle Cologne, for 6c. oz, Luben’s Extracts, for 3ic. ounce Bottle Garwood’ Extracts, 33¢. 1 uine Lubin’s Powder, for 8c. Genuine Cuticura Soap for 1c. 14. Roll Toilet Paper for Ue. ic. Box Paper and Envelopes for 21c, Envelopes for 14c. 18c. 120 Sheets Linen Writing Payer, Me. 13¢. Brees mounted Photo Frames, 1c. 15c. Hammered Brass Photo Frames, for 120. B9e, Tablet of Initution Allie: Envelopes, Inkstand, Pen, for 2 39c. Hose, Plain and Fancy, for 39c. Black Lisie Thread Huse, for 8c, Black and Colored Silk Hose, for 83c. 25c. Children's Hose, all styles, for 17e. 22.33 Ladies’ Silk Vests, for $1.08. ‘8c. Colored Lisle Vesta, for 9c. $1.68 Jerseys, all styles, for $1.39. 8 Jerseys, all styles, for $1.89. 98 “Breton” Jerseys, for $2.39, 82.98 Beaded Jerseys, for $2.68. $1.98 Children’s Jerseys, for $1.79. 25 Child's Cloaks, Zor $4.50. $11.37 Child’s Cloaks, for $6.59. 75 Child’s Cloaks, for 810. 8125 Ladies Seal Plush Wraps, for $100. 950 Seal Plush Wraps, for 840. 875 Beaded Wraps, for $50. $50 Beaded Wraps, for 8: ‘88 English Walking Jackets, for $5.50. 84.48 English Walking Jackets, for $12 English Cloth Raglans, for $9. 835 Boucle Cloth Raglans, for $25. 50 Fancy Evening Silks, for $3. 75 Fancy Plushes and Velvets, for 4. 89.50 Tinsel and Brocade Effects, for 30. $3.50 Fancy, Plaid and Brocade Velvets, 82.75. $1.50 Satin Freize, for $1.35. 82.25 Fancy Striped Velvets, for $1.98. $1.25 Fancy Striped Velvets, for 08e. ‘8c. Fancy Striped Velveta, for 75¢. $2.25 Tinsel Gauses, for $1.98. ‘98c. Plain Silk Gauzes, for 73c. ‘B for 25e. Lace Tidies, for 3 for 190. 39c. Satin Covered Cushions, for 29e. $1.25 Lace Trimmed Cushions, for 98c. RTS, DEVELOPS OUR. MORE INTELLIGENT ANI} SELF-RELIANT PEO- PLE FOR IT; BUT WE STARTED TO WRITE AN ADVERTISEMENT AND FIND OURSELVES WRITING AN ESSAY. SO TO BUSINESS. THE ADVANCE STYLES OF OUR|SPRING STOCK ARE ARRIVING DAILY—AND ECT BEAUTIES THEY ARE. WE MUST—TQ USE A MILITARY PHRASE—“PREPARE QU! FOR THE MAIN BODY." WE ARE 80) T OVERCROWDED WITH WINTER GOODS. YOU) MAY WANT THEM; WE DON'T. COME, THEN, AND TREAT YOUR- SELF TO SOME OF THE GHEATEST BARGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING FOR MHN AND BOYS YOU EVER SAW—YOU WILL AGAIN PROBABLY SEE WE'VE CUT THE PRICES TO THE CORE; 98. OUR LOSS 18 YOUR GAIN. ERE SATISFIED Sch rare e Daneel 290) TO HAVE IT 80. WE ARE FHOM THE PEOPLE| $5 Somic Uloth Sane ae ee AND OF THE PEOPLE. WE AEE NOT OWNED BY | 10 per cont discount off Laces, Embrolderies, Dress ‘Trimmings and buttons, AN OUTSIDE CORPORATION|— Wz OWN ouE-| ,. THmmings end buttons. | SELVES AKD THE STOCK WE CARRY. THE | 50c. Corsets, all atylee, for 30c. 48c. “Health” Wire Bustles, for 39¢, $1.39 Muslin Night Gowns, for 98c. 98c. Skirts, all styles, for 7c. MONEY YOU SPEND WITH US IB IN TURN SPENT WITH XOU, AND 80, IN OUR POOR WAY, WE 48c. Short Skirts, for 39c. CON*RIBUTE TO THE: OUR Cee | OS rciierel eens herae AND OUR PEOPLE. 39c. Cambric Corset Covers, for 3c. 1.68 Child’s Nainsook Dresses, for $1.25, SAKS & COMP: 8c. Child's Gamps, for 30e. ‘29c. India Linen Aprons, for 25¢. THE PEOPLES 19¢. Nurses’ Caps, for 16c. 25c. Stamped Splashers, for 210, 231 30040 906 SEVENTH: 25e. Towels, all styles, for 220, ai Pride of the West Muslin, 11¢, L risk = ate 10-4 New York Mills Sheeting, 250. ‘79c. Honey Comb Spreads, for 71c. 12}4c. Stephen’s Crash, for 100, (bleached), for 58c. 27-6t i 85c. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirta, for 780, gfe. Gentine “Guyot” Btapenters fora 3 4480. Bi Sinished Suspenders, tor 30e. 250. Half Hone, all styles, for 19c, Shirts, 66c ~aenn {= |PALABS OVAL. PROTA RT ys 0 7 tr WANTED-—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ _FOR RENT—HOUSES. Wists x WHITE COLORED _ Wo! es ea Witte SonOHED Row ory aw. oe ‘iecation, vent AMAN, O17 Pat nw ‘tise Fone ae isa 2 Fi Ly — 25 F ST. X.W. SIX Ersr ean? 3 Wes — EE Ny > fas and Tnguire ‘next door. aie: | Ee RENT—1306 Ww, NEW BAY Sa RD RES a ae cou sx Bete Leaton 1300 necticut ave, it ron Rew tort ave, 107 RK RENT_3 Wet e , RETAIL HOUSE DEC Waa § Ree TABLE ae ity = | POLE en eras eee quired. Se nals ar oie, tt ofS R BOND'S Pee ten te # weed tenant, Hegre {At ONCE — A NEAT WHITE GIRL, ~ Waa about 14 years old, to idren: ‘ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS oe TWO HANDSOME NEW WOU Als es risen ‘two ebil cual Ware etorenca 8 es SL es oo aga we Bie 3 basement. 13 war eos Sy PY a GENTLEMAN, | BSiarofice Foun) a8 30" por ao ogi eet Se pe ae tion; none oe start. $y Sas ‘ANTED— SITUATION AS. DRIVER OR om ry ty eg iy Dec MD ther i formation teil Fata ES ind of work eee fre pom eps to own LDSCI S13 Oth ot Bw. ingr - REN: ‘TONE ANI Wrst i Bopiy, wie ween, i, Z ap TQURG, AND Seeues: ar oe bo Ste ECay Bont = cl Ref- 9 Toons: and all mod Wis CHAMBERMAID:; ALSO A aan Va.: T. 8. Ve © rent 875 ra. month. bouse nig ed "62 Shen: nor jaapect jqior further information have good sap amt a chances fl st | owner.” B GOLDSCHaMD, 813 Guha aw, fn the hours of 10 and 12 a. jedneeday and Tie” srrva- | 22 >™ = eR ee ee eS myer | ROR RESTS AND SATE DESIRABLE SIX ‘ANTED-YOUNG LADY TO ACT AS pa . a at ann not nad by Webs and secretary. Apply between 9 and 11. Ww 8 A. C., Star office. f1-2t* sete will be ai bela volt if soe ea the ANTED—T 1 PA AVE, A W IMMEDIATELY AT 1923 VEL, ; one other need abd GIRL TO DO THE WORK Witena WHITE of small family, at $13 11th st. n.w. pitvad ‘ANTED—A TIDY WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER- Wa york and ‘nurse two litte citiaren, white ferred; references required. 102 Bst.n.e. " {1- ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT. WHITE WOMAN, 48 y.e gentleman ‘rooms, take cate of f child sary ol light house- Keeping. 4 COMPETENT Sas oee Se WHITE HOMER COOKS (NO good colored women cooks; also sold at public PC Promises, at 12 o'clock, Sat AMES COMPTON, housekeepers, salealadies, Rand clerkn porters tn in area ad petvate fan Foz RENT—VERY NICE FRAME COTTAGE SIX Hien ployment Enaws. almodern ee #18 per won, ANTEDRNOWN FEAT ONLY RELIABLE peene ian Ss Dean Ase ee nity references Bue The Bene. fn. oyment 926 F si n.w. aE SUE $01 D st. ne., rx, iat Oe re ‘BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS | 32 ket ne Sensi ou on “Shorthand (han r orthand Amanuensis, Sout | not sWoRMsTEDTs ED—A SITUATION AS FINISHING GOV- Saar he OS Fe Ths and other | WV erness, matron or traveling companion, by ® re- re Sees OS0BISF ae See Snel Faun oat ss Peel Sa rng as nw. 5 ten 2 Eng- 10 lish, Italian. Star office. __ a3] “ANTED— ALL AT =] waz Sa emcee oD Wan DRUGGIST, WITH GOOD REFER- 2 maida, popes scrubs ang-men cooks, | JY Guce and ability ls oped for engagement, March slight 8 Saas jus eB Eimployment Bureau, 93 tar office. Peers Nnwares st ‘ANTED—AN EXPERT CALIGRAPH OPERATOR: ‘st. 24 floor, 5. AATEDSa GOOD AC VASS THE res @ ne Whiintcit of Canin Genin, Sauce ochre | eroat Goal of ofhce exyerionce Address LAA. Star and state 5 1887, the only book of the Kind | office aul . BAUER SOR Re Ge ape ae es eae we bot N ie Oct wire Baltimore st, Baltimore, Ma. °°" aS WANTED—LOTS. STORFS, ETC. ‘OFFICES. Wesrenat FEW GOOD CANVASSERS. APPLY SSS a= SE New | Str andpartceliar, | ‘sqstaarnbarcment, #30 GEE MPG CO, O18 Sth ene Oe ag EE Ww houses, iu norghwest section for unimproved | sir and pana boone ap tty Aiea. aT ‘fr WTS on EAIENCED WHITE NURAE: 2 sip alae i wack ing Gunton Bde Winans and between 6 and 7 ees 31st FOR RENT—ROOMS. ee QV ANTED —A GIRL FOR I HOUSE- work. Ref a stay. at niet, Yas 1a Fae RENT—TWO FRONT ROOMS AND KITCHEN Lot onjgeccnd foor, furnished, for housekeeping ; rant >Bdst sw. Gall sf 2002 irae eR The above is ouly's W/RIED, AGENTS FOR OUR NEW BURGLAR- wie Reda ee book. For full lst eal at ofor for babetin tested on a Door Fastener; beet clin novelty ever | QOH RENT” UNFURNISHED THRE OR Foun thelatand 13th {fll THOS. E WAGGAMAN, madestuat o : Protts 0. 8: Home ig arti ‘nu je01-58" | Keeping if desired Apply 728 Gilat awe Te Soe ETERS eg gee g WEEE WHI RL FOR mS Fits RENT — THREE FINE 1 UNFURNISHED . ss ‘Jadot 3 Adie eS family offour. Apply base aoe as Rooms for light housekeeping. 1515 Columbia st. F IR RENT—T HREE STORY Y BRICK HOUSE, 2133 __ FOR RENT--HOUSES. __ = nw, Tevectir, $03 Ruler Pies i6e$3 1 By py pa we ath st. rang Neatnw, 1008 Hth st, 1: BR Lave. os.) 600 Mass. ave. ) CG ve. 250 Coma. ave, Bw... SIISS ist Tsth sta. w18r 250. ‘The above houses can be ex: nit from our office ouly. ‘THOMAS RIC OO, “1324 Ye uw - prer part 625 fa ave 5 stl Sefear 1400 Miaay ver Dupe cle ‘th, noar K st., 16r. F, near 18th «i, 10r.. placed with me fo iberally Gnu Keeot cont scarce = a "al or nend at office, SCOMDITAMAN Nth and F's, NT—A BU ILDING SUITABLE POR a Dining-rooun, ri oppo ‘ew Denon building. "Rent, 825 per mouth owner DAs oth wt. a jn Foe RENT FOG NEW HANDSOME Buicns cormer of th shd-O ats n.wy each eemiaine sont Frome, two lntrobes, and'll modern couvenences wil fellone. Inquire of FRANK T. BKOWNING, 416 Sthet. nw. ga3-im FOES T POUR NEW HOUSES SIX Rooms 2 and 23 Fst. and 10 and 12 Massactu WANTED COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, men and women, white and colored, cooks, house Yorkers, and forall Kinds domestic labor, with’ refer- ‘East Capitol st. Ja31-2w* ‘ANTED—A MAN OF TEMPERATE FABITS, Wikrat outed nc} ities, to represent, 18 jouse :tnonthly salary #100 Teferences. MANUFACTURER SUPT., Lock 380, New York. Jad -ma&tu,dw WV ANTED-MAN AND WIFE, SHORT DISTANCE from city; white preferred? man to understand horses ‘and garden, and woman to keep house cook for two single gentlemen. “A good howe for pecouple. Address A.X., Star office. jazi-i3t" TED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO KEEP house and do eneral housework in famil three, Irish preferred. Apply at 1820 330st West ‘Washington. 29-3t* WANTED 5 LADIES A (OUNG MEN TO diccorate Novelties for holiday ana gencral trad Leady eunployment: 44 per week carned all materials furnished; work yuailed free, Address NEW ENG- AND. PECORATIV) E WOKKS, 19 Pearl st., Boston, ‘ga20-6t Ww ‘is section, an established if suited. Box W: TD ny EneaE LADY TO LEARN THE ART of Dress Cutting and Fitting scientifiealy by the RO aloe ayetem at haf price, “Patterns cut at 1220 WANTED Way REMAIN IDLE WHEN WE ive steady ery ployment, to ludies and gentlemen at their homes? No canvassing: ood stlary: distance no objection. Address AID SUPPLY CO., 43 Eliot st, Boston, Mass, Wanten = —DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by Ladies. Men and Women, white and colored. for all kinds of domestic labor, with references. 717 M st.n.w. Jall-4we" WANTED <A RELIABLE MAN LOCATED 0} Ride bigr cities, to represent in glare N.Y. house. Good slave. Mauufseturer Supt., Lock Box 1585 WAXTED=LADIES 70 LEARN Fitting, atthe Eureka Catane cut to measire. Waxtens NV “ou Metropolitan railroad. Bist st. STTING AND chool. Patterns: May Building, 7th and E sts, n.w. Temuily, between nw. Address B, and 15th and F ice, Star office, Rooms), with bath weet eention, ave. nW. north- SYPHAX, 1419 ene York NTLEMEN DESIRE Room: with separate beds, sud board: yp tholie famnity preferred, “Address UH. vO ANT! TWO. FUR. ished Rooms, with batho HED OR UNEUi attached, in a nice te price; refereuce otfice, i1-3t" ROOM feeclion: rent must 1% Address Box 1 NV econ foot, nor! se 810 or $12 per mont ish W WANTED By GENTLE ead wile, s:etion, two | garnished coumunicating Tocus with, be ‘th particulars, Box 129 Star office. Sie eee eae WY nisted Room wire ho questions are axed. arose FEAR Sir once A FUR Ad- Jaat-ote _W! ANT ‘ED--HOU' 1, ANTED—PROPERTY DIREC’ FROM | OWNERS Vittent eis of tie iy, fovell comleiges mod ich or god Frame. hive 000. Address CLERK, Star once, TANTED — COLORED PUPILS FOR PIAN W Sremn ad “Bee ‘arte: clams tennens tooth practi ara iso organs Address PROP ESROL O8 i hi tice ae s¢ Ke Ster D- randsizeot fonts _ f1-3t of Visine ‘Nort Cacolina ave. city. 7 ANTED-LADIES’ Ware a an ones ath 1226 Osten. ‘ANTED-—SIX OREIGHT Wasi daly, 1680. “Apply at ante ar office, Sie instruction in English, Frvnchand Snurlcat her ow OF pubis residence: Ea ie BBi-3e STED—RATS—RATS— RATS — SLAUGHTER: Witgeraet gai aud private houses cleaned of Rain ‘Puined ferrets and dows. Addveas Wal. 8 SAaLING,or JOHN HOKRIGAN, O28 4th ot. uw. Bt ae horse, 7.€OF. Lith and M sts. 86. RCHASE A GOOD BECOND- NTED—A PRACTICAL, MACHINIGT WISHES wi ferred) to to rent a foot aes 1 ode Seppplete brase m a a cine WANTED- MISCELL ANEOUS| F st. h.w.; nine rooms and bath room. with modern improvements; rent $: 30. Key 2120 F stJja3i-30" PE RENT—ONE_ FURNISHED FRONT ROO! Fy on gocond Scar, $10: one furnishedtall room, unfurnisl ext to bath room, $7 i, Sara sting @ogr €13: one. one unfurnished c room on thind floor, fen ae room Brick; modem i back yards; exceptionally attractive t ‘house: rent in advance. ‘Reye with JOHN SHERMAN & C0. 1807 ae REN’ INFURNISHED, SECOND FLOOR of two rooms and bath, suitable for light house- RK RENT—: 13 FS F ST. N.W. NIN ROOMS song roca ed 1330 F and cellar: al pH ae 1590 Qetyp.w. 3 | dion rent, $43.50. wees Wnicox, 3039-38 ‘OR RENT = 221 T st. nw, 2 story Bricl td st., bet. Dand Este, n.w. ed A very fine new i all modern conveniences... ‘We intend to make a specialty of ‘renting hotses and collecting rents. An intinute acqualutance of twenty five years in lurve different deparumenta gives us U2 ‘Usual fecilition for securing the very" best ‘clase Of ‘T-H. SYPHERD & CO, Pennsylvania ave. RENT—COR. OTH ST. AND sae ‘two rooms, southern exposure with bos Yer month, two persons in each room. Reference €x- changed. mcs 'T—1005 13TH ST. LIVINGSTON TER- * elezant, House of twenty-one rooms, has 1 been, leased for a term of yoars end band” yfurnished: rooms, single or én suite, will be somel rented, and excelient table board furnished to desir- | nants, able pervons, on reasonable terms. jaS1-Grr | _J829-Ser_Real Estate Dealers, 1007 F st. u.w. AL ¥ oye FUR- nished Room; exposure ; miodern iments, ancy pris ath FR RENT—ALL OR PART OF A BEAUTIFUL | House, elegantly furnished, 15 rooms, near Thomas | Circle, yery cheap. C.H. KNIGHT, 929 F stow. | Eid ,OR RENT—THREE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR 16 30TH ST,, EIGHT ROOMS Fitesnvioe ‘at 453 New York avenue: rene: gag gtr | Bae as ‘indow: spedéra At rovemncute = Ss rent $9050." WESCOTT & WILOOX, JOR RENT—1226 OST. N.W.. VERY PLEASANT 329-3 mnsylvania ave. Rooms: third floor; furnished or unfurnished; ingle or en suite; with or without board; See FoR PEST SIO? PAHING RENT AND BUY & House: $100 and. upwai to value of locality; references exchanged. property, ‘down: the Salas im trcnthiy” preteens OR REN’ © ST. N. W, TWO DOUBLE BAY | about equal to the rent you pay. You will thus-be say. | ‘endow Reoms-bandscmely furmished,with closets: | ir< wit gon now ‘thn’ away “for. rent OH | hot and cold water; and two handsome single rooms, Fst. nw. room 1, with Board. *jass1-Ot LAND M | at WOR RENT—SECOND- RY FRONT, LARGE, | J sts.n.w.: thirtecu rooms: handsomely papered; ex- piemantly-curnisned Zoom, three windows from onder: 860 per month. gating’ to to oor; light, ci a, "use Of ey F. LARNER, 639 F st. bath, &e. Private family. 24 i J331-3* SEVEN ROOMS, = an 7 h at De. new two- JOR REN RNISHED | story tad cellae, mod Linge, 2 6-reom houses, Rooms on first and secoud floors: very desirable location. 1322 13th st. n.w.; table board. M. A. FLEMING. Jal 7-Bw* 1 acre ground exch. near Bilve1 MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F st. (0K RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND fen room and modern improveivents, 7th st. se. a 29-30" BAXIER & $a29-3t* winter; nicely furnt ‘Window: large closets; every comfort; te & setisfactory and permanent tenant. me LOW, HANDSOME 10- 27 Dst.ee., two aquares from Capitol and st are, in perfect order; all modern improvements. i | ply at 310 Ist at. ne. OR RENT_LARGF, HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH | bath-roomu attached; quod board. AE 902 14% ot. JOR RENT_-STORE 2020 pe le » ‘new ealearooan and cunerets relisr: rent mionth by peat. OWN BEALL & ee HAVE $5,000 FOR INV mission Either on tro, Do JOR SALE_STORES— cation, daily receipts KCELLENT 1 ie esta fee ey od ea Mette, sorte nin Hosta Contest location, daily or come se Bea Sy DANY Ava CITY, NJ. FOR SALE—A PULL furnished Hotel Of about 100 roous. First-class ication, Terma, fo suit | Cottages and Banting Houses for sale and rent. 1. @. MS & CO, Estate Avent, Atlantic ave. ‘wor JOR LEASE—A VALUABLE FRONT ON 11TH 8’ hw near Fa. ve. for 9 term of 20 years Unc lems a prove by building. THOS. E. WA‘ a er Pan A LARGE STORE FOR RENT AT IVY CITy, OB Pulled no, competition for, eroceny 8, reat Fish! a-at ee eh ‘House, centraliy located. “Apply at 1213 Fen ING FOR Chance for right aw. B it man; rent, $10. ‘OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED siuely or eu gutte southern « rt or whole. NDID SPLEND A LIVE. ANY KIND OF BUSINESS—Three-story, MAN 1 a Soxitaining good store room and thirteen othe? Fost Sitiall inodern improvements: Walid Just fulieted coruer Sth and K ats, ae; Feut LEER fer month. kererri, 306 Beuneytvanun Tr aMTED = FROM #2,000 TO #3,000 without iba well established W Fyn 4 ARTIES OWNING MERIDIAN JOR RENT—1408 OTH ST. N.W—LADIES DE- “company willrentecverel auftrnished Hovis | SUITE FURNISHED ROOMS. _sa27-6t PARLOR ir. 16.30 | worl2.00 FN st. awaGrmi. 15 2 Tih Aw. Ore 1 Aalst.aw., Gre. 12 Mat.a warm. TOM aw..5r 1LO0Lat. 8. We 5 BR + C,H. PARKER, Comer 253 and E six, —DANENLCWER & SON, > A PRETTILY FURNISHED and Bedroom, on third Hoor, heated by arnice, xt 020 14th st. n.w., bet. Land K, OR RE i usted able Zor oe ur tmp canto cance and bath ja2t-71 TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND- Lew = Duh fro Rooms, large bay window: aa gntral: near three Lies care: nleely fu suitable for two or three gentlemen or gen! wife, “900 ‘> FOoIs, 28 and water 5 © 1W., 4 2ouias, Water aid Sewer Bol fox 4 3 Mary's Place a... room, water UMNISHED, ADJOINING | 4.59/30 = Rooms: without board; tor gentleinen only, 1106 | — 13th'st. now. QOR RENT KR RENT—1627 14TH ST. N.W., NEWLY AND | Punce Geunre's and Montgomery, Ma. and suburban Lots can hud ine ‘on GEO. W LINKINS, corer dvch'ava ma, nw. Posie YOMMERCIAL OFFICE. 038 F, ESTABLISHED forthe Purp of dispel of ‘business cancen sical ae Det BtareiDoy Grocery, ke. By our bina You aveld pubiety, whic baw a tajurious cect Sn bunnies C lech Se hens if forsale: lefts ef, ja. M. J. LATIMER, SURVEYOR, P.O. ADDRES; Upper Marit iboro’, Md. or 303 7th st. n.w., care of ot 3. E. Ladner. Wi trict of Goltiubia Ieefer by periuierion to Picts Eason at ational ‘Baul of Wasugeton, vk tq. of Riggs & ow and Gol BT Suit, T 7 PER CENT INVESTMENT. aac or THE GERMAN AMFRICAN LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPASS, of Sioux Falls, D. T. Secured by morte deeds on improved farm proper. Besin Dakots and siinnesotm, worth tune’ Gintes tw Amouut of the Denominations, $200, $300, $350, €400, $450, 8500 up to ieee bene oer bs os eek aes. by calling at hioom 4, Glover Building, 1419 Fst CHAS. R. DEAN, Vice President. bd Mass ave. 3200 2: 8 Cleveland. Gr. 814.03 #th st.n.w, 177 80.50 220s 24th st. aw. OF. well-furnished rooms, single “or en! suite, second foor: w withyut board: suitable for MG; rate desired; ces exchat aib-5t JOR RENT—1025 VERMONT AVE. HANDS Ty furnished suite of three rooms, with bath, open erate, second floor; also, other rooms; excellent ta Prices reasonable, jald-3w JOR RENT—034 22D ST. FOUR DOORS SOUTH of Pa. ave. one second-story front rom, furnished ; with heat end gas: also unfurnished rooms for liseht Lousekeeping, » Terms reasonable. TORI a JIANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooss FB cats, With fret-clane Table Hoard. Gala 1418 N stu. __ 338-1" OR RENT—PERSONS IOOKING FOR ROOMS are cordialy invited SOU for free list ofsame. D. G: PROCTOR & SON, Estate and In- surance, 1226 F st. nw. a3 FR. RENT—OFFICE BUILDING, 635 vonne, fourth hoon, ABO per aaah tas beak roe AR | fourth floor, $1 oper mou i iuepaigeoon te Be vu $226-2m BEALL SY at, FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS OR RENT—STABLE_—TWO STALLS, CARRIAGE ‘Fitgim sed chauber with tora totes be or ee plete order: water in’ stable; favorably tor Winter. “Keat ‘month, im advance. Lnguire at pile 7 aan et LOST _ AND FOUND. OST—-ON THE EVENING OF THE 235 OF January. between Ist and Hand Gth avd Its, 2.w. 3, Focket Book, containing papers of no value except to theowner. Liveral reward if left at Slaters cigar re, coftier of ist and Hats. now. ae 'TED- an GOOD OPPORTUN- (an sacle uve sone mane math afew N Desh hei ‘Address Box80, Star office. (NTED-BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS TO is z eu ‘that we are doing good MLO E at sere | in 805 fh st nw. iOWN THAT 2.4 8. BUNDY, OF Waites EN ie one ae NPY OF ‘avenue (0) h, is aaa ecds forall the States and ‘Terri. ___a20-1m cam DYEING AND GL CLEANING. TED STEAM, = ee Romeo cleat te bt uae tod for aud. gah gs 3a17-ims ies ones GEN. E. F. Anrep At, at mba talla: copes perm hopes lie for sna rovarmed EMee ey Hinge wes Watt TAREINGTONS MAGIO CRE ete yalene “clear. eon ‘inaured toll who Fanart, clear ged and,» ent see dosed parson any address; or can bo of the tending drug stores Wa, Wr a (WELL, 15 3D ST. 8. B, Fitter and contractor. Samia weohea a = ieraphenice. Wes eee reir | pays ene : me Soren Conc ies (except Wig eo glean or St THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK MY OLD Silk Hat on Sat yat Ming Davis’ tea, may re Dy adateselng Se Ye star omice Le ‘cover his better o ILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO EXCHANGED Wik, a oe afernoon turn {tto 1633 Massachusetts eve and teocive his ow in exchange? ie J ,08T-on, FEBRCARY 1ST, AT DUNCAN- be ‘tne Pocketbook cout “good rages, also one bal of BE Sites papautee cage aie st nw. ‘OST—TAKEN FROM AN F 81 oa eo: ward and: ts Fue mac ece vale, Lb ae r a ee ee WITH es Ours seror #25 1th sf awe and receive Emin reward. ST—AT THE Kini ONE = Lee) Fa ‘Due Ametigat hing sed lor Silver it Capitol st. f1- aS | Ope To MY F set lao ne eo 23 Liga oe ee _Ja31-3t* PEACE SUNDAY, TWO. eae —SATURD! ‘Sioux Falls, ‘A. DRISCOLL, CARPENTER AND SLE Do Ail work done Uy ret-clans workaven, Pesos Se, momd - 2 References, Hon: Win. Windom, Chas. K. ‘ 1 Bank of ne Chicago Citizens Naty ti said Real Ear TE BROKER, street northwest. ___ (Adjoining Sun Building3 (NVESTMENE ASS Be FER CENT GUABAD OMAHA LOAN AND TKUSE COMP: ANY, Eitciese and Proucipal Guaranteed aud Tata Sua te Citanioal National Dank of New York Interest payable serus-auutually. Burd ins of 0 at hese Firat Morurage Bonds ace secured on. Quintin Netra, eal estate un aud arvuud case is a loan made 1 orty jer cout of the ue of the mortzaged property. he standing of this compauy and the Chemical National Bank is it to Tecomumend these secur Of conservacive investors. ‘MM. PARKER, Wanhingtot! Real Estate and Loan eons 1418 Peston ao SALE_ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- FE: eal and, about 800 pounds of Agate Tyve, lately Phe twee of ‘both fouls’ is de- Erpble, they are “i vod condition, aid capaile of ex: celicut service for two or tres” Feary on & Broderage Chrvuation’ Will. be sold cvcay in bulk “ae drow THE EVENING BTAM MEWSH Washington, D. MONEY T TO LOAN. EAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE 10) ‘ood collateral secwit) cf all kindn, Arta 7 yay ecovunts Mote We a DeMSe Ti24 NOW ork ave. 26-30” MOSES To LOAN ON REAL BSTATE: Secgurry * at lowest rates: Do. inoderte, THOS G HENSEY, Heel Rxtate and {suse nce Broker, 1006 ¥ st. nw. ay )_ INSUME TO SUIT, TO LoaN om $50,000, PStAvE. ‘BUFTY © DYER ja12-1m Stir and Fata, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $100. 000 O) security. Iuvestinenti wade ade tayreous rapce in bet come panion J, HEKTFORD, 2423 st. ‘Sa8-Sun Meet TO LOAN ON REAL ix PSTATE oon Piceican” SROLMDTEDT a BADLEY, O27 Fac acer TO LOAN— pycogea $100,000 ah [TO LOAN ON SATISFACTORY real estate security, In sums of & JOHNSTON, 736 16th st. nw.