Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. - YS es . WEDNESDAY, -FEBRUARY 9, 1887 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: _ WEDNESDAY. . February 9, 1887. The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent boua fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together, Propositions to repeal existing street railway cnarters in the District and to grant a franchtse to a cable road bring the whole subject of street railway transportation in thecity before Congress. ‘There are some sugyestions in the traction Dill, now pending, which commend themselves as proper to be applied to the entire existing street railway system of Washington. Every car is to havea conductor. ‘This rule should be enforced in respect to the other roads. ‘The day of the bobtail car, drawn by a lone, lorn mule, 13 past. No one should be competed to work his passage, and pay for It, too. Every passenger is to have a seat. The cable road Itself, 1f established, will probably re- lieve to some extent the Jammed and overflowing conditio ess streets, especially along the avenue, and will thus practically pring home tothe other roads this rule to which it 18 subjected. ‘The public will overcrowd street cars im spite of legislation where the facilities for comfortable transportation are insufficieat. Grooved rails are to be used. No ‘ouner kind should be permitted to disfigure the city on the existing roads. The evils of the pres- ent 1 rail Lave Deen frequently described by Tus Stax. A Dill is pending in New York to compel the city companies to remove their present tracks and substitute the grooved rail ‘The New York W'rid potnts out that this change would be an important step towards cleaner streets and better pavements, and a great advan- tage to all who drive vehicles of any description, to the truckman as well as to the pleasure driver, for whose benefit, it has been suggested, the change 1s intended. In a city like Washington, where few but light vehicles are driven, there 1s not the same necessity to show that jams are caused and aggravated to truckmen and teamsters by the present rails. The nuisance and danger to light vehicles are generally conceded. In London and Paris the ca~ companies have been compelled touse an unobjectionable rail. The example of these cities may be commended to Washington and to Congress, One of the items in the District of Columbia appropriation ill 1s forty thousand dollars for country roads and suburban streets. The Com- missioners started in four years ago to macad- amize to the District line the three principal roads leading to the city from the north, known as the 7th street, Tenleytown and Bladensburg roads, and have since that time spent from $10,000 to $15,000 a year on the work. About $20,000 or $25,000 more is required tocomplete it. The bill, as it passed the House, contains the usual appro. priation of $40,000 for alll sorts of work on country roads, with the proviso that the three roads named shall first be completed from this sum. Meantime, parties representing the Bennings and Anacostia Toads are calling for help. A road is to be con structed to counect with the new Pennsylvania avenue bridge, when built. One hundred and twenty-five miles of other country roads are badly out of repair. Within the last two years several miles square of ground adjoining the city have been purchased, laid out and sold in lets; a large number of houses have been built, and more are to be built as soon as spring opens. It fs repre- sented that as much as $2,000,000 has actually gone into these investments within a short period. ‘These parties complain, with apparently good cause, that no provision is made for opening or recognizing the miles of streets they have laid out and in many instances improved at their own ex- pense. Leaving out the Massachusetts avenue exten- sion, Which has attracted a large amount of atten- ton, It 1s evident that the appropriation tn the bill 43 wholly inadequate, The Commissioners estt- mated for $110,000; and that amount does not seem too large to meet the immediate necessities of the case. SS Mrs. Langtry is telling some interesting stories about Joaquin Miller. She describes in one of ‘them a reception given in her honor in London, ‘where he appeared in a red flannel shirt and top- Doots, and strewed a pocketful of rose-leaves on the foor before her. Mr. Miller was probably putting the traditional British love of fair play to a@severetest. A red flannel shirt and top-boots at anevening party may not have been all that etiquette required, but they were practically no ‘worse than the tweeds or corduroys worn at Almerican entertainments on more than one “ecasion by English tourists—and without the saving grace of a pocketful of roseleaves, A spirited American policy towards England is the order of the day, and red-shirted Joaquin may be viewed as in the nature of a retaliation or re- oe Each of the successive representatives of Amer- ican interests In the fishery controversy hasshown disposition to set his foot “as far as who goes farthest.” It does not seem that Minister Phelps has been left behind in this patriotic race. His Jorcible and diznified note to Lord Salisbury will be read with general interest, and will compel the ‘Withdrawal of a good deal of eriticism which his enemies have visited upon him for his alleged in- activity. The nove sets forth the American case very clearly and asserts the intention of the United States to put an end to the annoyances ‘which their citizens have been suffering since last summer atthe hands of the Dominion govern. ment. ——___-——____ In the revenue-reform game, and the new po- litical game of “catcb-as-catch-can,” Randall and Caritsle are still playing for postion, Sraixe Noverrres IN FRENCH WOOLENS AND COTTONS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS have the pleasure to an- ounce that their Spring IMPORTATIONS of exelu- sive styles ip FOREIGN DRESS GOODS are arriving daily, and they have opened the largest and most beau- tiful selection of PRINTED FRENCH SATINES ever piaced before the public, selected with s view to the tantes and requirements of refinement and fashion. ‘Having unusual facilities to get the newest and latest styles, confidently boast of the largest and most com- Pletestock of choice goods ever brought to this mar et. They have just opened fifty pieces of PEINTED SHANGHAI SILES im handsome designs and new ¥RENCH WOOLENS in all the new fabrics. ONE PRICE. co W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Aw Mesr Go: ‘This week at the Golden Eagle. Cut prices are ‘erule with us at present, Youcan save much money by buying now. The garments are just ‘the sume, just as reiisble and fashionable a6 Reretofore, while prices are greatly reduced to lose cut remaining sizes. We have no liters- ture to take up your time with,but in place solid Dasineas. That's whst you want, don't you? OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT comes in for an unparalelled cut, and we assure ‘these in want of genuine bargains that our ee tabliakment is certainly the pre-eminent and ‘Uundimpated headquarters for style and economy, Suita Overcoate and Trowsersat bottom figures. ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO., ‘The Popular House of the People, by the ‘People and for the People, B26-w.f.m3m No. 400 7TH ST. N.W., COR. D. Fo A Fiw Dass Sage dechetasa tow angst Utes or imines.” Recovers ‘Gives success in Vusinan. Dien Causes speedy’ marriasee See Soerne, Sacre SE rouble conmult his ciieroreat Whee bet Daud Esta nw OMB For Sux ‘And “Gloria” Umbreliag. 2 weT-Sea STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Pa. ARYLAND LYING-IN ASYL matics retired So Sas? Nom Or Wasa, TO BE HAD AT LANSBURGH & ‘We are‘not alarmist, yet we feel it incumbent ‘Upon usto notify our customers that there is every indication of higher prices prevailing this Spring on Cottons and Sheetings. We were: REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN funatein. parchaning 8 large stock of thers SALE DAYS. goods directly. after the holidays, and shall maintain the low prices at which they were then marked until new purchases compel us to askan advance. The stock is complete and ‘varied at .present, and we advise customers to anticipate somewhat their wantsand make their purchases at this time. (Third floor; take elevator.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Tue Dexaxn Ixcnzasina. Our early Spring Opening of Wash Fabrics was well timed, the demand being of a steadily increasing nature. Wash Goods will uo doubt be more popular this Spring and Summer than ever before. ‘We placed on sale this morning an extensive Une of New Crinkled Seersuckers, embracing black and white stripes, as well as the reguls- tion blue, gray, pink and cream stripes in three or four different widtha. We prophesy in- ‘creased popularity for these estimable goods. For French Satteens that look like Foulard Silks, examine the line now on display. We doubt that its like is hereabouts, “Novelty” Knotted Batistes in Spring effects with plain shades to match. The price isthe same aslast seseon’s plain goods—I7e. per yard. tl Blue Corded Ginghams in desirable pes. Plaid and Striped Ginghams in styles innum- erable—8, 10 and 123 cents per yard. “Gold Seal” Indigo Percales, 33 inches wide, neat patterns, warranted fast colora. Soft strong Muslin indelibly printed—12yc. per yard. Boys’ Shirt Waist Percales—a special line in nest, “nobby” designs; extra durable cloth; yard wide: 120, per yard. (Second floor: take elevator.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. All-Wool Dress FLANNELS, in Blue, Brown and Garnet, at 17c. per yard. Light Blue, French Blue, Pink and Brown Cashmere ‘Twilled FLANNEAS, at 30c. per yard, worth 500, Scases Light Figured PRRCALES, st 10c. per yard. 3 cases Light and Derk Figured SATTREN Rem- nants, at 10c. per yard. 2,000 yards Check NAINSOOK, at Sc. per yard. 22x42 Turkish Huck TOWELS, at 1230. each. Full Width Red Table DAMASK, 240. per yard. 200 Dozen Lunch DOYLIES, 33c. per dozen. atld Some WAGE BAGH ct 100, ser Seam, worth 200 pairs LACE CURTAINS, at 50c. per pair. One lot CHILDREN’S JERSEYS, including goods sold from 58e. to $1, will be closed out at 48c. choice, 50 dozen Cambric CORSET COVERS, nicely trim- med with Embroidery, perfect fit, 25c., worth 37 4c. 4-4 Felt TABLE COVERS, nicely embroidered, at 55e, worth $1. Tsrerzsrxe To Mew. Our F st. (1013) Branch Men's Furnishing ‘Store is now in daily receipt of advance invoices of spring stock. ‘Trade in Men's Unlaundered ‘Dress Shirts has been most satisfactory. All lines will be Kept constantly full, the range of prices being 39, 50, 62%, 75, and 81. Each and every shirt contains as good muslin, ‘as good sewing, finishing, style and fit as these several prices can possibly procure in this or any city. Fine, durable French Unbleached Balbriggan ‘Halt Hose, double heel and toe, full regular made, only 25c. per pair. This is an exceptional 50 dozen Gents’ All-Linen HANDEERCHIEFS, colored bordered, slightly store-soiled, worth 35c., ‘Will be sold at 12340. Besides the above, any number of Remnants of Dress Ginghams, India Linens, Cambrics, Dress Goods, Cloth, etc., at one-half their real value, All to be had at L a x + = quality for the price. E aa RNS = Fine Imperial Unbleached Lisle Thread Half k, A EX nes ‘Hose, 35e. per pair. This grade combines fine- ness and durability with amoderate price better than any yet shown by us. Lisle Thread Hose ‘up to 81 per pair. BBB ERR cg, # ‘Two exceptional bargain lots of Suspenders, 8, g z, pos Hae 25 and 35¢. per pair, made from fine web, elas- % z E ae H a tic and non-elastic, with and without drawers’ BBB a ‘supporters, Colors—White,drab, buff, lavender and stone; also, pin, medium and wide fancy stripes. You are very apt to be suited from aa BB RRR 00 these, no matter how fastidious your taste may ae ROR . be. Fody re Se; New line of fine Fancy Striped Cotton Half aaa ® B 00 <2 ‘Hote, split soles, excellent washable shades,usn- ally sald at 250.: only 2le. per pair: five pair (oF @ A Handkerchief bargain necessarily confined toafew. Men's All-linen Hemstitched “Initisi” Handkerchiefs, }-Inch neat colored border; ON PRICE HOUSE, ee aia only letters. A.C, F,G, H, 1, M,P,R,S,T and = Say ae ree ee W, our regular 40¢. goods, now 35c,each; supe- Tior quality of all linen. Elegant line of ordinary and Evening Neck- cco 00 RRR REE TIT ‘wear, 25c. up. Latest styles of collars and cuffs. ge go ss a g's What a properly conducted first-class Men's 8038 gay = Fy Furnishing Store ought to keep we are endeat ‘oo Soo ae : i] oring to carry. Everything goes on ita merit no fancy prices, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Weare not done speaking of the “S.C.” Corset. Store for Men, ‘Notatall. It is bound to be s go. Wecan see that already. Why? Because it is called for—it is bought—| 9 1013 F Street Northwest. itis Iiked—and purchasers send their friends for it ‘We have said » good deal about it. Weare going to say ‘more. One point we haven't made as prominent as it deserves is the fact that it has double side steels. It is stronger for that reason. You want good shape inacorset? The “S.C.” hasit. You want a good fit? ‘Try the “S.C.” You have been wearing a $2.25 cor- set? Give the “S.C."a week's trial at $1.75. Ifit isn't satisfactory bring it beck. On and after March Ast it will cost $2—no more. That will be the stand- ard price. Give ita trial while the price is $1.75. Apvaxce Srvizs WE HAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING AMONG OTHER THINGS A FEW LINES OF PRINCE ALBERT FROCK COATS AND ERE MM BBB RRR 00 DD a uM ME Boe ge D.. VESTS. THE PRINCE ALBERT IS ALWAYS gM B --- N b ux BEG BP IN ORDER. THE YOUNG, THE OLD, THE GRAVE, THE GAY, MAY WITH EQUAL PRO- PRIETY WEAR IT, AND ON OCCASIONS AS BADIGALLY DIFFERENT IN CHARACTER AS ONE OCCASION CAN POSSIBLY BE FROM ANOTHER. FOR INSTANCE, IT 18 4S PROPER TO APPEAR IN A PRINCE AL- BERT ON AN OCCASION OF MOURNING AS ‘We pick out another lot to advertise our: ‘Droideries. FLOUNCING—We offer 22 inch Cambric or Swiss Fiouncing, in 6 diesent patterna, ot IT 1S AT A WEDDING, A RECEPTION OR A aunta MOENING CALL, WHILE IT 18 VERY MUCH Per Yard. ‘WORN BY MEN OF QUIET AND SETTLED TASTES—YET NO “DRESSY” YOUNG MAN CAN AFFORD TO IGNORE ITS CLAIMS— ERGO, IT 18 THE MOST USEFUL STYLE OF GARMENT, BECAUSE IT CAN BE USED ON MORE OCCASIONS WITH PERFECT PRO- PRIETY THAN ANY STYLE OF COAT Now IN VOGUE. ‘The patterns sre new. The goods ditto. We have only s limited quantity to sell at this price, but it is ‘one yard, or all we have, to one customer, or fifty, at one and the same price. That's business. 883 EEE Ban, “ss, ie a EE ‘ss! Eee Bagh The “Prince Kati” Embroidered Jersey st $3.98 is what we speak of in the “Critic” to-night; but we ‘Lbint at 16 other stylesin our new lot, We hint again. 3 z fr ES ius THERE I8 A STYLE’AND FINISH TO THOSE WE MAKE AND SELL THAT CAN'T ‘BE WELL DESCRIBED BUT THE ABSENCE OF WHICH AT ONCESTAMPS A COAT AS OF COMMON MAKE, POOR WORKMANSHIP AND GENERALLY OF INFERIOR CHARAC- TER. IN BUYING A PRINCE ALBERT WE — IMAGINE A MAN WANTS ALL THE TONE FR SD Ri AND SNAP THAT CAN BE FOUND IN ONE a 3 Q BRE GARMENT—AND NO PRINCE ALBERT ‘00 a LACKING THESE ESENTIALS EVER FINDS Pd A PLACE IN OUR STOCK. nu A £3 Be ag Aa | ey OUR SPRING OVERCOATS ARE DAILY u ror’ E G08 “| ARRIVING. THEY ARE THE HANDSOMEST f9 316-918 SEVENTH ST. N. W. ‘THINGS OF THE KIND WE HAVE EVER SEEN. Nucesarrr Kxows No Law: RESPECTFULLY, SAKS & COMPANY, WE-ARE FORCED TO RRALIZE! HIGH-ART CLOTHIERS, ‘THE ENTIRE STOOK OF JINR CLOTHING sey ome Savane eiaeee YH = Croaxe Suze Or Dazss Goons ain eae AT 00BT, AT COBT, AT COST, AT COST. cigar avy, Brown, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, eee Rast aye tortne a ll pc epee SGaatier’s all-elk VELVETS, ll colore, at reduced Prices. D and NAPKINS 33 per cent 150 Suite for Men reduced from $9, $10 and $12 to 86. S008uite rednced one-third. 700 Men's Over- | DE: that Mourning, Goda lees ae ee coats at less than cost of the material in them. 1,000 Pa neo erert, Ravantare we offer decided pate of Panta at sencrifice, Full Dress @uits (Swallow | ONE PRICE. ‘Tail Costa) at $15. FOR BOYS—We have still » very large stock of Suits | £8" ‘82d Overcosts which will be sold regardless of eqat or ‘value, at MUST BE S0LD AT ONCR W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Oak HALL, CORMER 10TH AND F STREETS Vaszsres: Virexrnesit fo CELEBRATED MERINO UNDERWEAR ENDLESS VARIETY. ‘Wholesale and Retail. a> HOSiERY, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. ‘Wome Aoxyrs, Xzw Yous, ‘and at prices considerably lower. LACE PINS, representing Lilies of the Vs 15: Daisies, 88c.; Flowers and Foliage, 81.08. tuiter EABRINGS to match, 25c., 39c, and 490, DIAMONDS, new stock just bat not Pi Peay . Opened, but prices cca L 0, % Yo EER 88, ae fan Soe Y £ oS. ‘So sure were we that we would receive our great pur- chase of Undressed Kid Gloves that we sdvertised them; and, much to your and our disgust, they did not arrive. WE HAVE THEM NOW ON OURCOUNTERS- GLOVES WORTH $1.25 for 68c.,4and 5 button; also, Mousquetaire style in Undressed Kid Gloves embroidered backs, new shades tans, all at 68c. pair. 2" Beat value over offered by the Palais Royal. ‘We have contracted to have delivered 50 dozen “Gloria” Cloth Umbrellas each month. The advan- tage gained by usis a reduction in price, We offer for the future— 26-inch “Gloria” Umbrellas for $1.79, 28-inch “Gloria” Umbrellas for $1.98. ta-There are “Gloria” Umbrellas and “Gloria” Um- brellas, Weare agents for the Genuine Article. They ‘will wear twice as long as silk and look ss well, The genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas are made of # mixture of Pra TH IFRS F ite AAP BES Ee a Ostrich Feather Tips, 3-in.bunch, 48c. and 68c. ‘Navy. Cardinal, Cream, White. Lavender, Pink, Light Blue, Nile Green, Black, etc. 2-The feathers being in one piece (not spliced), FFF 0o WW Ww REE 8535 PE uy ERS & Tu ‘oo WW ken B B Sass = Feathers being so much in demand, our buyer has been enabled to make very advantageous purchases of flowers, o like are they in appearance to the genuine we would suggest mixing them with real flowers for evening wear. You will save considerably, and who'll be the wiser? Be TRS Be o> TLE am Pei bp Bp OS BAe ast - In new and beautiful shades of color we are showing Fancy Picot edge Ribbons at 24c., 29c., and 39¢. SASH RIBBONS of Moric Silk, with new styleof fancy edge, are $1.98. Wecan match almost any shade of dress material, FFF A NNN SSq ¥ EB AA BNE BS? 4 Poa URE Sy PACA RORN rs Ostrich Feather Fans with a single stick seem more in demand than those with the usual style of sticks. ‘So thought the importer; of whom we closed out the following Fans: White Ostrich Feathers, $9.39, $12.00, $39.00. Pink =“ 85.98, $12.00. Blue“ “95.89. Gray “$5.98. $13.39, $20.00. Black =“ “ $2.98, 83.98, $11.98, 15.98. €P-Ladies who appreciates choice Fan will do well to look through the new arrivals. ‘The prices are lower than we can usually afford to quote. H BR (00 g885 ERE RRR Y ¥ HOH OO HORT ERY rigs See PF HOA S i ERE RR ¥ = ‘The following spring-weight English Hose have just ‘been opened: UNBLEACHED GROUND, drop stitch, colored com- bination stripes, 44c. SIMILAR DESIGNS, not drop stitch, 35 and 390. BOOT PATTERNS, striped feet, in combination colors, and plain colored uppers, 440. PLAIN COLORS, such as black, navy, seal, garnet, ‘slates, tans, etc. These Hose have split feet, and, being “fire dye,” the colors are as fast as tis possible to make LISLE THREAD HOSE, richeliou rib, silk finished, black and evening colors, 68a. » pair. SILK HOSE A SPECIALTY. COLORS—Yellow (3 shades), blue (4 shades), greens”| (4 shades), reds (4 shades), browns (5 shades), alates @ shades), drabs (2 shades), pinks (3 shades), cream, black and white, PRICES—98c., $1.68, $1.98, $2.68, $2.98, $3.48, 94.68, 94.98, 85.68 and $6.98. tw-We show anew and beautiful variety of fancy’ deaigns. BLACK HOSE ALSO A SPECIALTY, ‘The patent “fire-dye” Hose will not crock, and the split feet seem to be much appresiated. Wenow im- Port direct, and peying cash for the goods enables us to offer values extraordinary: Cotton, 25 to 806. a pair. ‘Lisle, 39 to 98c. a pair. Silk, 980 to $6.98 a pair. JOB LOT CHILDREN'S HOSE, Perfect in every respect, All sises, all colors, silk finished Lisle thresd Hose. Your choice, 25c. a pair. tarParents should take early advantage of this op- portunity. The quantity is limited, and we cannot obtain more at double the price. * SPRING-WRIGHT UNDERWEAR, MERINO VESTS, low necks, no slecves, silk bound, 80, 44 and 480, BALBRIGGAN VESTS, crochet edge, 480. EGYPTIAN YARN VESTS, 680, RIBBED LISLE VESTS, finished with ribbons; colors: Se ee nes an alle ao cream; SILK-FINISH LISLE VESTS, similar colors, $1.19. SPUN SILK, similar colors and design, $12.33. {~All the above Veuts are Jersey-fitting and Snished in superior style. PALAIS | (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager) ISTE BF. UW. TWO OR THREE SOLICITING it to work em. ‘Sopiy afer 215 pm. at 606 F st. Dw. it ASS COLORED GIRL AS WASTES TINTCGAS® OLE SIFY 3 ge ee ee ce Werte apoly with sofrenco said foret aw DA WELL. if act at epgcal salcafady in our, rota su EWR: Hbecription Siee tee. Stew ea ee ee ar) Wastes iW, CLEANEY COMPETENT WO. men Se cooking. and housework in a aa of Seiee and reference * AiikeSe SMALE PRIVATE FAMILY.” Star office. fal WASTED DUNDORES | EMPIOVMENT BI ito and ‘Solored. tor” all Winds of domesth ates, oP alt eat ‘With references. 717 M st-n.w. Warten ors AED GENTLEMEN OAR teady work ai 3 7 RO cx me ‘aD SupPLy ‘Aista fi BO 48 kllot sts Bowtoe Mass, z WHITE WOMEN COOKS (NO ‘colored women Cooks: ida, ‘also wan farm bands, dai ¥ other fuburos. "FM BURNHAM, © cs ‘ANTED-A” RESTAURANT COOK, REFER- red. Aj . IN, Cor. Me eee WVANTED—A WHITE 5 OR Al Wise phe unt BGs Reaeeat Address 921 Dat, n.w. WANZED (A SETTLED WOMAN AS NURSE FOR ap infant; must be competent and experienced; best of references required, Callas O93 F shew 15°39 ANTED-SALESMAN TO SELL A LINE OF foods to the furniture and bedding teade ia W ington sud vielnity ou commission: one who ts Iiiaval"arranwonouta will'So ade with Bees rae ral Address 188-194 Railroad ave,, Jersey Cit Foe ANTED-A STEADY a Waxes TaEADY, WHITE WOMAN, TO fron ins small private family; uired. . Perce zea Apply 617 H st. n.w. between 8 ANTED—A CLERK HAVING A KNOWLEDGE business; state experience. Address MW, a Ssrotice, ponies S30 NTED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK AND ws eG fe wares; pleasent home "sod foc hanant tally; ood : ome ‘sod permanent, euployment, Best of Koferences required. "Address Box 42 eR Stat office. E WANTED—HOUSES. FOR RENT—_HOUSES. ‘ANTED—FROM OWNERS_ HOUSES TO R RENT_WE ARE AU R rub eae Sreeteces, eepereeee We | BOREAL ic HE NE ST Riverton erally: Gommiesion moderate. HOUSE 18 4 DESIEANLE LOCATION, TS ay THE NORTHWEST! ECTION art BIN & HEREIN ae On RENT OF SALE ra re | _ HELL JOHNSTON Tas Ee we ee Witte gees REET OF EE B RENT—806 LST. TWO-STORY AND lend acceasible to city Fail or street cars. ol ba Fe RH. T. LEIPOLD, ROR BEST: ‘ANTED vay W: sirable part 3B. H. ROBER’ IN, 1515 H stow, $7,500. "Address DESTRABLE, Star ae = WAz2Y ELL-BUILT, Mi ec gal yay from $10,000 1 815.0 Gress X, Star office. WWANTED-A BUSINESS PROPERTY, EITHER ‘on 1th at, sonth of S. or bot. Sth anid 14th sta My 507 will pay cheb, W's batgaiss “Addrees BUsisise, staroticee fsa WV ANTED—PROPHRTY DIRECT FROM OWNERS, [TELY — HOUSE IN DE- RATELY HOveR Te DE, ‘NOT Borth- ‘one. to sell, y tion for wwortl (toms $2200 40 85.0000 — ti wv. TITER, 15-68 = = 929 F ot. aw. FOR RENT—ROOMS. on WINDOW ay Oly A st. ne. 9k RENT—TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS PK Ama imp, on 3d floor, with or without Ear. Sas roy ATR, R RENT—3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, WITH | - = oe >13 7th at. B. tech com apd tlichen enay at Oaeee> R RENT—1747 F STN. W220 ROOMS: ALE Market, cor. 16th and L ste, n.w. 9-30 sopvenicocts: benlp painted i ane R RENT_—1627 14TH BTN. W. | BLEGANT raimere Send 3S F HY spQmS single oF ensuite; references <a See s heat and : rent to et ang guia tonant. Apply 808 I et. ‘1. w., between 12 and 4 p.m. (OR _RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED roams with private beth, references quired. 1601 1 ENT—1 15341 BT, ‘Ist AND Fe ENT—ROOMS, 15941 8T, ON 187 AN RE — TWO Fetes 1108 G st. nw. Fes RENT—TW REFURRSEED story, comm H ‘window: price $15, with heat and gas. usetta ave. nw. R RENT_FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR F'Srienout board: suitable tor two ‘men oF inartied couple, conventent to three lines of Cara Ear Quire at 1495 Oth at. n.w. £8-20° R RENT — WITH BOARD, ONE LARGE, heerful, second-floor room; bath on same floor. 114d Connecticut ave. 1-0" W ANTED-LADIES TO LE. UTTING AND Wit at the Eureka Cutie schook, aS AND out to measure, Removed to 2026 H LW? ‘ANTED—GOOD CANVASSERS i Wistyine business. Galles sth ED — A 19 PLY AT ( W ‘iiwann bene SNAN, QEELY A eater, N.Y. ei “tt War ie A eer os once. colo $20. Chambermaids, nurses, scrabs and men ook. COOMBS & BURGESS, Empl Ms 9 goes S, Employment Bureay, ANTED — WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN Cooks, French Cook, White Nurse for New York, ‘Head Cook and Baker. Butlers, Waiters, Maida, city snd country. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 517 7 uw. WiARTEDIIADIES TO WORK FOR US AT ‘their own homes; $7 to 810 per week can be uietly made. No photo. ‘eno canvassin. For il particulars, please address, at onoe, CRESCEN ART CO., 19 Central st., Boston, Mass., Box 5,170. 143m WWANTED—WOMEN COOKS FOR CITY AND country: 810 to @: Maids, Seainstress, ‘Sorabbers, Mon rivers. Farm Hasids and Dairymen, Wit PRSOr BUBRAD Snape ‘ANTED_SALESMEN BY A LARGE MANUFAG- uurer of Jersey Jackets, etc. A first-class saleam: WY azep Susann Be «CANA, iwell acquainted with the retail dry goods and millin- ery trade of the District of Columbia. Only thowe ba an established trade and who can furnish the best Foterences need answer. with Pull particu lars, and territory covered. Ail answers treated In coaistemoe Aiea f5-8-w2t “JERSEYS,” P, 0. Box 1592, Phils. ‘ANTED_WE WANT YOU!—ALIVE ENERGETIC ‘Man or Woman needing profitable employment to represent us in every county: salury $79 per month guid expensea or a large commission on ‘ales it pre- stapl ferred. : Buys, “Outfit and ficulars free, STANDARD SILVERWARE CO. Bonton, seBwas.Om. Mase. W ANTED—BY A NEW YORK IMPORTING A Jobbing Tea House, a first-class Salesman for tl Mion eatablishod trade need eppise "Adagess wen all ing aD es need apply. Addres: iu Fericcines and Wratten peterences, DANIEL ELLIS or ‘ANTED—COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, men and women, white and colored, cooks, house workers, and for all kinds domestic labor, with’ refer- ences. 308 East Capitol at. Jag L-2we ANTED—EVERY LADY TO LEARN THE ART of Dress Cutting and Lo by. th ane) ‘system at half price. tterns cut, 2 aw. FOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- iors, with first-class appointments, at ‘th st., month! single rooms. Alaoy stable for rent, "16 811 Fh verd.lo | 11th st.n.w, Za f7-3t » i back rm, Gunton Bide, r 47S R RENT—613 H ST. N.W. TWO NICELY FUR- , pit (aanten Sites, == 53-S5:.8 tahed second and third floor, with | (and us, Pace 88 and $10. Convento to Pat om heat and fans Pri bstand Host oftices and nision Ofice, {7-3t* Fee RENT_TWO (LARGE UNFURNISHED DE- Tiehtfully situated communtesti or ting rooms, en snite,with or without board. Fetuw. f7 Fe? RENT — AT 1214 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, Furnished Apartments. 3320-20 . ti The above is boolks. For full lst gall ot Sikes foe eletn eared ok the Istand 15th, " {ib]" THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, R RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED mn ; comfor convenient; terms resson- te. "Bod Lath at Baw. £30 OR ENT -SMALT, OOM AND BOARD | single gentleman at $25 per month. Mig Table Board for two Persons at thode I Ez rtd r7-3t" I (VATE FAMILY, TWO BED Rooms aud Parlor; first-class in evs References exchanged.’ Apply at 1521 N st, carne ‘Vermont ave. fr-aw* - 18.30 BS R RENT—DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS | _ {7- F for Uoth mmmer and winter; nigely furnished: bay FOR BENT 108 STH si 7 indow: large closets: every comfort; terme. nine ‘cellar, ToRsatistactory and permanant tenant: 1559 18thet | 2, OP nouse of, nine roo as, hall, sum- | Ba i 27-120 _| Apply at 1318 Fetaw. __fi-lw ed Ro eexciianged, ___{5-3t"_ my, a y imps. Rk RENT: STH ST. AND. MASE AVE, | 415 Dat n.2. 920, Foseanon at ones: ent ta borin two rooms, southern exposure with board. &50 | March. key et4oo Det me. SWORMSTED | & Per month, two persons in each room, Reference ex- | BRADLEY, 027 F st.n.w. 17-61 changed. woman R RENT—BY R. O. HOLTZMAN, ‘OR RENT—711 14TH 8T., FUBNISHED.BECON: A211 F st. store and 931 F st.. office rooma.#” floor front Room, within one square of four hotels: ym ol no other roomers, 13-6t FE RENT—1112 H BT, N.W, ONE NICED) nished front Room, suitable for one or two rentle- men, with fire, gaa, attendsnce and beth f3-1m_ ‘OR RENT—A PRETTILY FURNISHED PARLOR and IN, OL » heated by grate and furnace, at 920 14th st. Ww. bet: Land. K, opp. Frauk- | itu Sauare. 16 | ND. ROR BENT_TWO COMMUNICATING | EC tory south front Rooms, large hone central; neat three lines cars suitable fortwo or three gentlemen: wife. 909 L ry ANTED—BY A YOUN situation as waiter in references given. Call at 52 i WASTED-2Y A RESPECTABLE YOU ored Man 9 situation as waiter in private family, of to travel with some rich family; good recommenda: tion. Call at 2014 List, nw. it WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN. As 'TUATION as waiter in private family; is algo willingtomuke biuself generally useful around the house: can ii et 11 16th st. pw. 1 best of references. [ee ee ae nae a ‘wells ences: perfect Ht.” Oall at 1439 Mudi it ANTED — SITUATI: BY YOU (Swiss) speaking German, French aud English. in TAD: Srst-class tamil care of grown cl 19.20" ‘as waitress and cuamberinaid, oF son. Address 1630 ath st. ANTED — A YOUNG WOMAN OF INTELLI- ence desires a position as companion, house- keeper, woverness, of aby position of trust; references given, Address N. BL N., Star office. £9-2t" “W7 ANTED_POSITIONS FOR MALEAND FEMALE cooks, maids, nurses, housekeepers. salesladies, farin hands, clerks, porters in stores aud private fam- tikes, Employment Headquarters, 630-632 F st. 0. w. 13 Fe? ED, NG ’ Rooms for gentlemen 1106 hand potiyied tn 53 Ea eh See ee at en adyertice freect Cont to the owner. ‘ WOR RE! -ERSONS LOOK! FOR B00! for! of pr y for sale, call or send at office. Fan ciniahiy inviiee te caitecour came tor teehee | fF ‘O-HOLTZMAN. 10th and i of same. D.G, PROCTOR & SON, Beal Estate and In- | 410% RENT_1504 15TH ST. N. W, aoe se ae a3 90, 2211 Cleveland st. n.w., 715 16th st. east extended ; Gr. FOR RENT—OFFICES. eae oo: OR RENT—OFFICES—F ST., BETWEEN 13TH | J1O® RENT—STOP PAY! Pondiaitn.we tro en vuite thine Boor heat wad Bittase 00 ane. Werant, Sorendigg, 80 wakes of goa; prico, rumished or unfurmished. $50. One room, | Popa to te rent you pay Yop a ae ee frst floor; $19. D. G. PROCTOR & BON, 1°26 Fst. | fy what you bow tirow sway for reat, tit. =! KNIGHT, feos for ROE RENT_OFFICE BUILDING. 635 BST.N.W. | on RENT — month; 3 front | | SEA: from‘ aatuneton, — | QAFE INVESTMENS. __FOR RENT-IIOUSES. YOR RENT— mae Fe ? eerit FRE ae? Fi £ iF ‘ * Hie A a A er Es i at, Or. eee “1907 Pennsylvania ave. nw, FS, RENT. 10TH 8T. N. F., TWO STORY and basament. al modern impr #20 pat se ER -.- cia Faria pots coats cae fortable house, @80 per month JOHN E BEALL, 1 —A BUILDING SUITARLE FOR & Store or room, 441 G st nw. oppox! Sew fension buitding. Rent, 25 per moni. ¢ ___ BUSINESS CHAN: NO REAL ESTATE OWNERS. bed = Twanta pacuete Betis toe e seerecenty,cartetaing buya about 252100 feet.on wh: to erect a butid- ing suitable for my business; location between Sth and 250 ste. gpd Beaneyivanie sre. and F aw. i : Sariieisiss and EO. H. READ, = TR INVESTMENT BANKER LOAN AGENT, 606 11TH ST. Ww Six, seven and eigbt per cent Guaranteed Real Estate "Mortwages and «ix and elt per cent Debenture: upwards, urthet ts. necotiated, in sums of @100 and Sewi-anpual interest. “Securities tor salr information furuished on application. RS. Fesion. ‘daily pis, 86 Various other stores. Also, Dini ton, daily income. KAME USINESS CHANCI make money ty 7 year estates Dusiness of He FREEMAN, upbolatere® “Apis. sta Sine nw ‘es F eh, S22 OF FOR RENT i POUNDEE Mls, Georgetown, D.C.,sittated ot oA tended avs 150 barrels ‘a full Line of rolicrs. with # capacity of Four a day and supped with Bd hal. 1 fo 3a 20) = () PER ACRE WILL PURCHASE 6. 25 Oct Land nthe toa or hcnteed Baud 0. KK Desi iy | located for subdivision for suburban’ houses. Adjorie ing land beld at 6500 to 62,000 per ac ‘Terms, half | RICHARD PB. EVANS, Attorney-at — Payee COOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED: dita or heepe by eoutract ste ake guiepvestintend: sericate accounts balanced _ NOBLE'TSO6 New York ave ers TLANTIC Cit ~ NJ. FOR SALE-A FULLY furnished Hotel Sf about 100 rooms. Pirst-cls location.” T vttages aud Board Trouses for wal ADAMS & CO. Ki tate Agents, 2% ‘std one Ext | COMMERCIAL OFFICE. $38 Fst | U ‘tor the purpose of disposing of "bu has Drug StoreiDry | Plan you avoid pat | ou business. Consult your interest by having your busi ness, if for sale, left at our oflice, D. RAMEN. jaw? WJ Fariuen, strv P.O. ADDRESS; 3 = i Upper Marlboro’ E. Latimer. Washington, Solumniea, Mefer bt te ie cag, Premdent National ‘bat f of igus & A*™t7 PER CENT INVESTMENT. Firat Mortgage Coupon Bonds or tHe GERMAN AMERICAN LOAN AND INVESTMENT. COMPANY, of Sioux Pall, DT, Secured ties in Dukes mmOUUL Ot Denominations, $200, $300, €350, 8400, $45 penconiaction €200, 2400, 8450, Washington; i and Col 8.1. Suit. ‘These bonds may be seen and information obtained by calling at Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 F st CHAS. KR. DEAN, Vice President, References: Hon, Wm. Windom, Chas. Coon National Bank ef Ilipois, Chicago; Ciuzens’ Neus Bank, Sioux Falls, D. T e211 Dy di28309h: CAPENTER AND Bun pea Jo Ali work done by firvt-clas workmen, Priced reasonable, Shop, No. G3 Pst-a.w. Jubbiug promptly | attended to. dad-sau. <SIX PER CENT GUAKAM RED BY THE ‘Two rooms, secoud, floor, $25 5 | i . $3 month, ‘Toons, 1219 I st., 3-story brick, 15 rooms. 00 | OMAHA LOAX AND TRUST COMPANY. Rea ae O22 Bat Story brick. 10 room | on. A'U: WiMAND Gate Treasures Us) in. JOHN E. BEALL & CO., 344 Pierce 3. 9 Interest aud Principal Paid by ibe ja26-2m_ is2i Fat. story brick, 7 rooms. Chemical National Bank of New York. st brick, ave, ator oa SC a FOR RENT—_STORE: ‘(OR RENT—STORE 2026 14TH ST.N. W., LARGE salesroom and concrete cellar: it, #25 month by year, SOuN e BEALE k'co. 7 ja27-] 1321 F street. LOST AND FOUND. OST_ON FEBRUARY 6, A GOLD SCARF PIN. Liteuiatie reward will be paid if returned to re stat. n.e. OST—LARGE AMYTHIST IN GOLD SETTING 4d Sieeve Button. Finder rewarded at Ebbitt House Otice. it Ce) BONES: POR RENT— UNFURNISHED. ‘OR RENT—ADMIRABLY LOCATED AND VERY Wanten iby AN EXPERT DRESSMAKER, work by the day in families; highest references given. Box 4, Btar office. 18-20 WASTED By A WHITE GIRL A SITUATION IN 4 Sret-class family as chambermaid or nurse; best of references. Apply at 813 11th st.nw. 18-21" WaNten by 4 RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL ina farnily & dressinaki + sewing and cuamberwork. “Addreas Miso’ MS ?Star office. i ws tED—BY A FIRST-CLASS DRES MARER ork in private. fai ‘at bome fora few weekn “Addrebs Box 3, Stat ottice, E ‘ANTED — KNOWN THAT ONLY and competent scrvants in all ca and colored, with city references. Ci Gk8S, Eaployment Bure "WANTED ENOWN COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT Bureau is the place to. get first-class eervanta, drivers, ke. 308 East Capitol st. Jasl-2we Wy ANTED—A LADY OF SETTLED HABITS, WHO NV sinderstanda the care and managentent of x house and children, good. reader, a treined stcnosrapl id typewriter, desires employment. excelleut teati= opine Tarnehod. “Address Box 134, Star office. ‘ANTED—A LICENSE ENGINEER, WITH TOOLS, WwW wishes Situation; will go anywhere. Address J. HB, 7) 2. 17-6 ANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED UBLE- ‘bookkeeper and correspondent, = Position, Referanose unexcebdonal ‘Riiireas B. B, Bar ofc: 7. want LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS’ EX- perience in institutional life aud superintendent of anne, is open toaimilae position: one, of trust wud sponsibility only desired. Address “A.B. My Star ofc fae WASTED, KNOWN-—NAT. LABOR BUREAU 18 Cy ta a mei oe Cs Eigmeors, Farm and Dairy. "i 8. DICK. Si7 ase WANTED—LOTS MEDIATELY—A BUILDING LOT in price $1, WANTED IMMEDI Jocatior ot to Nitraimmsae = 15-4t* Star office, WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED — BY 4A FIRST-CLASS (RELIABLE white woman, dining room an ‘where 10 to 12 boarders; ia tho rae mod wil assure. satiatactioh, "Auareas star office. ‘WV ANTED-TO BUY BABY CARRIAGE, MUST “Wii'voot condition, stave bere i can be sec and price. Address C. L. G., Star 1B-3tt W: 11,500; FIRST- ‘CITY SECUR- W ity ipals only. Address L. L., Star office. Wa TO PURCHASE—A WELL ESTAB- {iLEd Glaitas Wastes adiede oie ah nwuaber and value of claizns Box 160, Star ofies. 17-5 'ANTED — COLORED | PUPILS FOR PIANO, Woran ana 3, 85 yuarter: tien ties ina queers ge cle Europea teachers ryan, Address ‘PhowEAsOW Of HUSIC sir oaes ‘ANTED—BY A “RECOGNIZED” ATTORNEY W ovven years’ standing, Partner with tom- yest fu the Pension and Claim business, “EX: CONSUL,” Star office. Wie gen sett tod RATS — SLAUGHTER: ats by well Gained ferreds bud Sens ascitcns We Et SARLING, or JOHN HOBRIGAN, ‘4th st. now. WATER DUN, THATS, BODE OF tai Dewar Bees wad Teer i He, | Rae eee ery desirable brick dwelling. 12 rome furnace, and all jugdern improvements: at nw owe TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F at. nw. LSinaion sacnas of Mae Venee Mensa i netion, of 3 returned to S11 Pennsylvaniaay. W.D.OLABK. “It OST-AN ENGLISH PUG. A LIBERAL RE- jward for return to 520 Oth st. nw. 3 J_ 0S? -TANGE RED SETTER DOG, COLLAR AND ‘teg. Name on collar. Reward if returned to 519 Tih ata TUNE. et REWARD_LOST, A YELLOW SCOTCH COL ley Dog, with white nose: answers to the name oi “Dixey.” Return to 8. W. WOODWARD, Manacas- sett, head of 10th st. and Columbia road. T-St a tere Pep 2 —— te hn e., 3a 85 REWARD--LOST oe eRe OF JANUARY iJ .ave. st, m1 ABD LOST ON BEGET OF a2 : ; ine eat ewes Rae ae ntact ee Bae ee 17-30" 13 34 Sth nw.. st. ciate ee PROPOSALS. Li Bscne, 3h bee pais i ie NAVY DEPARTMENT, S ae < /ASHINGTON, ant . 1887. adresse to the Chief of the Bureau of indorsed “Proposals for ee ‘until NOON, FEBRUARY FIFTEEN 1H, 1887, for the of ponds Gnore or lesa} of com: lows: z i mE ‘Sealed bik SS eee 400,000 & £8 GE t bc WARNER & CO... orless —=___BB. was be made | ‘foronly - — 502 Est. soa Glapies tan ae rgartoo | Roeesue rt 1 gg ithe Chlet of fhe Bareauof Granance, of not lens 2008S at nw 3108 Bsc wen mount of such bid, which Become the property of the United ‘States’ should Betton accepted ‘0 ith ‘the terme. of the 424 Cre br purchase: his Gepost will be retucued teeth, Eee Bates ey it made wit bids will be returned > EE The matecil “aust, bs recaoved erithia reeey days BS ie ‘of! the Ts03: cad Of, the, acceptance of the bid, or S50 required at the Navy Yards as the material is re- ‘ri Dig Government ‘the right to refuse any bid ot doened eatatactary ze fox12 ‘Chief of Buresu, GING = Peer owrE oF INDUSTRIAL apr" oe aled wit ‘this advertisement: atisched rl Serene 1 is oes und) 12 mon fist pine ey il be opened edith the presence of ide cing, by photo-lithographic Siretition of 5000) a Se aes stiuserat Ene aSowin or tnbuseeal acess re the work offeproducir, delivery ef copies, ke, tobe at expetie of party contesting. Information ag to conditions, standard | and ‘receipt of very ped ee he it is reserved reject any or all proposals. Fe. RENT—730 7TH ST__N.W.. STORE AND Sentsd pr Tanke “Eropiesis for Reproduc- | KE’ Dwelling. $0, A. HERMANN'S Clots tsosuf Growth of Ladustelal Are?o be abdcesaod Go" | Store: cornet 7th end Est lw BENJAMIN BUTTERWORTH, RK RENT OR IN Pi OR THE EN- JeB1.mawh£10t 600 11th at nw. Washington, D.c | Etre Bullaing, $08 Pa ret, Ry. aa PR0POKAIS FOR AN TRON BRIDGE. En'ihe city for saab, ours aus Dbaliding maateriain AD ‘U. 8. Engineer's Office, 2136 Pa. Ave. N. W. to 8. R. ND, Wasuproron, D, C.F Sa, 1887._ | MES Cuauncey Buildin, 45 et. n. w._ Se aoe MOREY Uiaat | Pon rovemmat Sal ai ga ou Se 2 ee nee | mae lacs Stross, re. ef'will include the removal of the existing’ woodes on = eemmmmend | en 5 ; rent Specidcations snd. all Jatormation wit be | fradvascn: ‘A furnished on applicat to Cc. Volo iieudo-Oe ” List Col ot Eagiuccts | 2S ‘sao tee sta PERSONAL. Sere as Wa se CASH AXD $10 A tic fy rates A leparsnent” dare Ber on” ‘XEWLY Qe Ge ee Se 5 BOARDING. ee eS ee Sa fo pts terms ‘Box 2, Btar office. and I) Interest payable seini-aunually. Bonde itis of eG ad Phese Firet Morueage Bonds are secured on improved real extate in aid atuund Omata, Nebraska, ai it ae Came isaloan made exceeding forty per cet of the “ithe standing of this company te eufllent to recom- 3 - mend these securities W the cou hieuce of COMMEVELS iuvemtore. ML M. PARKER, Ww D 5-3 JOR SALE-ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA Fell aud about S00 pounds of Avate Type, lately iu une on this paper. The tace of ‘both fouts’ is de they are in food condition, abd capable of ex cellent service for two or three moderate cireuletion. Will be sold cheap dress THE EVENING SiAK NEWSE Washington, D.c MONEY 'TO LOAN. $3 9 8500, 81,000, | 00, yee 0, €2,500, 2 85,000, Money in hand, consequently no delay. Charyes i: Grate. EA MCINTIRE O18 Fst nw. oo” $57,000 siroved nai eae eacurty at ¢ rates of interest. JNO. BOWLES & CO,, 1221 F nt. M WAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON AUD setistactory real estate security, 1u suis to suite ‘and 6 per cout Interest % HILL & JOUNSTON, 738 15th st nw, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE an suns to suit surance placed 1 PAPE CO wv AL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANC! ‘on good collateral securgy of all kinds. A pay accounts cashed, ete. W. HDi New York ave. $50,000, SP SS $100,000 corp Poraickt ESTATE Vintageousiy to customers. Insurance in best come Yanies. J. it, HERTFORD, 14 w23ip Fat Jasin i. Ba 1 Pe Fate of interest, on delay. Moderate ja-3mn RETIN : $100,000 = LOAN ON SATISFACTOR} IN SUMS TO SUIT, TO LOAN ON REAL Pst Alri. MUrTY € DYER nd Fata PAL ESTATE. hand to loan, at the lowest proved real entate security. NO ‘MM. PARKE A estute security, in suns 3 “GILES soHNSTON, 738 15th st. jONMEY TOWN BLALE Pom ONEY TO LOAN— 1 8U at lowest rates, om Unnecessary delay. n2o-su WY OXex TO ON ESTATE, LN 8U! Meni ibret eats of nite «td KO BOL! e015 corner 10th and F sts. ‘ONEY TO LOANON APPROVED REALESTATE ‘SECURIT suoderate uso Minas Wo fue on approved Real Extate security, at lowest rates of interest. Courges uoderste. No Ue Becessary delay. 4.¥.N. HUYCI 1505 Penusylvanis ave, Fitoi, Foxe “bhowke a) 1427 Peunaylvaniasve, ‘ONEY MEAG nates on ecrnest ‘THOSs. £00. ee ESTATE at LOWEST |OWER & SOX, tity commissions. Ne d GEO. W-JANKINS, co Hand 39th sta ‘REAL. In all the Latest Novelties ia WINTER UNDERWEAR, XECKWEAR, HOSIERY,tn, Shirts to Onder, 6 forg12 A perfect ft ruarantend, ELIZEYS, 1337 Fetroct, Opposite the Ebbitt House,