Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1887, Page 2

' THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, eA D. C.. FRIDAY, RRUARY 11, 1887. THE =e G STAR. ‘The Evening star bas a regular, permanent bona Sde daily cirealation mere than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, avd much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. Advertisers ‘Will serve thefr own purpose best, and at the same time greatly accommodste Tue Stan, if they will send in before noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Satuniay's paper, the forms of ‘which must be sent to press much earlier than om the other five days of the week. ————+e+____ The Dill to relteve dependent pension claim agents and make them independent, otherwise known as the Dependent Pension bill, should be ‘vetoed. The proposition to pension every man ‘Who was in the army or navy three months, ‘whether he ever saw a battle-fleid or not, bounty Jumper included, is not in response to a popular demand, and does not please even the ex-soidier elemen& Of course our dependent ciaim agents must be supported. As wards of the nation, like ‘the Indians, they have probably aclaim upon the public purse. But it would be cheaper both in ‘thet case and in that of the Indians to convey to ‘them directly independent fortunes, rather than ‘to attempt to relieve them indirectly by appro- Priating indefinite but immense sums, ostensibly for the benefit of those who went so far as to en- Ist, and af least thought about fighting, in the late war. The veto of this bill would raise a more important fssue than Arthurs veto of the river and harbor bill. The abuse of pouring money out of the treasury for improving the navigation Of Dayous and trout brooks has natural limit, which may be reached at any time. The multi- plication of pension bills, however, bas no certain nd, but is Hable to continue forever; for, atterthe death of every veteran who took part in the war 0f 1812, the Seminole and Black Hawk wars, the War with Mexico, the war of secession, the Ban- ‘Rock campaign, the pursuit of the Cheyennes and the capture of Geromino, there 1s nothing to pre- ‘vent a vote-seeking Congress from pensioning the descendents of these soldiers even unto the third and fourth generation. A halt and s turning must come somewhere, and it 1s as well, perhaps, that Mr. Cleveland should be the President to choose thetime. ‘The commonsense of the country long ago revolted against the continuance of the Practice of pensioning anybody and everybody ‘Who tsable to command a vote. If the President plants himself firmly tn the middle of the way and forbids Congress to carry such legislation further, he wil have the thanks of the majority of the ‘thoughtful citizens of the republic. _————— a ‘The smallness of the police force is one cause of ‘unpunished ertme, real and supposed, in the Dis. trict, but there are others. For instance, some ot ‘the ‘officers so exhanst themselves through the Nors Ar Rasox The manager of our Boys’ and Children’s Depart- ment drew our attention this morning to several lines of Children’s Suits that were marked to sellat $6, $7 and $7.50. The lots were almost unbroken—in other words, the sizes were complete. The patterns are nest, the styles are correct, yet they have not sold. In s ‘moment we located the trouble; they were s ttifle too light in weight for winter use, but they are just the Proper heft for this between-season’s wear. When we discover a mistake we at once proceed to apply the remedy. We have now bunched them all at $5 a Suit. SAKES AND COMPANY. One thought begets another. Children’s Suits remind ‘us that we are the only house that ever made a success. of selling Shirt Waists in this section of the country. Why? Nothing easier of explanation. Becsuse we Keep such » variety of kinds and styles that the most bypercritical can be suited from our stock, and we buy them in such enormons quantities that we obtain them at aslight advance on the cost of production, and we are thereby enabled to sell them about as low as the ordinary retailer can buy them at first cost. Those who have tried it will tell you so. Prices 21c. to $1.70. SAKS AND COMPANY. Spring being the sesson of sunshine and showers, you'll want an Umbrella. Of course you will. Weare selling the best quality of “Gloria” Umbrella at $1.60. Not only the best we have, mark you, but the best that’s made. The “pins and needles” men say “Gloria” (Cloth is made of silk and wool Don’t blame them for that—it's the best information they have on the subject. The finest “Gloria” Cloth hasn't a particle of silk in it: it is composed of wool and mohair. Wool is—well, it’s ‘wool, and mohair is the fleece of the Angora goat. Will ‘wear all the better for not having silk in it. Compare thett prices and ours. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Sik Umbreliss, plain handles, size 26, $1.50. ‘Silk Umbrellas, plain handles, size 28, 81.90. ‘Silk Umbrellas, silver handles, size 26, $2.35. ‘Silk Umbrellas, silver handles, nize 28, $2.65. ‘The finest qualities of Lyons Silk Umbrellas that were splendid values at $8, now 86. Lyons Silk that were $6, now $4.50. And so on. But figures make dry reading: we imaine they bore you; but if you want sn Umbrella, ‘see ours before buying one. SAKES AND COMPANY, Talking of Umbrellas reminds us of Hata. We have this morning commenced a Mid-Winter Clearance Sale of fine Derby Hats of the latest and most spproved shapes. We've been selling these at $2.50, 3 and 23.50. We want to see how many we can dispose of in seven days at $1.95 each. Take your choice of the lot at that price. We can’t prevent dealers from getting hold of a great many of these unheard-of bargains, as ‘the goods we advertise are for sale, but we most posi- tively decline selling to adealer an entire line of any- thing we advertise. We intend such goods for cou- ‘sumers, but during the past week dealers have resorted to the expedient of sending their employes to buy the bargains we've been advertising. Of course we can’t Prevent it. day in preventing small boys from obstructing the side walks, that burglars may make a clean sweep Of a house at night without interruption, and ‘without subsequent detection. Wearted (police) nature fails to make response. With the induce- ‘ments to burglars thus offered on the one hand, and the record of arrests, made up so largely of small boys who have failed to “move on,” on the other, the materials are all at hand for the skiliful but misleading manipolation of the statistics fiend. In this way double damage is done to the District, ‘The individual hardship, which may be ‘Visited upon the obstructing small boys, 1s potnted out by a correspondent in another column. The provision under which arrests for obstructing the street or sidewalk are made is so comprehenstve tn its vagneness that it frequently becomes a very convenient cloak for policemen to cover trifling or iegal arrests, made sometimes from a sense of of- fended official dignity as where a small boy ~‘taiks back,” and sometimes (as in the present case our correspondent suggests) from a desire to secure a Feputation for eMfictency by swelling the aggregate Of arrests. — $a It ts announced with something of a parade that another trombone has been added to the instru- mental outtit of the Marine Band. A trombone ‘Would undoubtedly prove tobe an effective weapon at close quarters, in the event of a war with Eng- land or any other foreign power, but it cannot be Telfed on to take the place of long-range rifle guns in keeping an enemy beyond shelling distance on seaboard cities, The country will not rest satisfied ‘With the trombone armament, Mr. Whitney. Lovers of high-strung fiction will mourn the loss of one of their favorite authors, Mrs. Henry Wood, Whose death is announced by a cable dispatch from London. In view of Mra. Wood's peculiar eminence, it is interesting to recall the fact that she began her career by writing a hundred-pound Prize story to illustrate the evils of intemperance, snd that her second venture was the most famous of all her novels—“East Lynne. ——— ee Baass Goons: ‘They have been marked down. We mean to sell them. Ifnot atone price, then et another. ‘To-day’s markings constitute the “other.” ‘The Brass Broom Holders that we have been offering at 2c. are to-day reduced to 2c. ‘The Brass Smoking Sets that we have been Offering at 25c. are to-day reduced to 19¢. ‘The Brass Match Boxes formerly marked 10c. are reduced to-day to Se. And so on. All our brass goods are propor- tionately reduced. It isn't necessary that we ‘Specify every individual item. We don’t expect you to crowd around this department on the strength of this reduction. Not at all. But when Jou age in, call at the Brass Goods’ Counter. ‘You will probably see something you want: and, ‘Whatever it is, the price will be less than it was om yesterday, the 10th inst. ‘THE “8. C.* CORSET. We are keeping # pretty close watch on how Much interest is being manifested in the “S.C.” Corset. We sre satisfied, So are thoxe who buy. ‘For February the price is $1.75 and a week's wa THE oo 2 Bg Rl B ee BE A RRR coc H FH re E MIARGITE a 4 % E coo H H kes T mu 316-318 SEVENTH ST. . W. Ow Ree Waser, FINE OLD RYE WHISKEY, ‘The same that I have handled for over nineteen years, and warranted over siz yearsold. Freefrom Fusil (Gil and all impurities whatsoever. Specially suited to the sick and debilitated, of fine flavor and smooth, Pleamnt taste. Warrauted just as here claimed or ‘Momy cheerfully refunded. REDUCED ‘Prom 75e. to 50c. per pint bottle. ‘From 75e. to 50s. “ - INE ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 240 and I, and %dand Det nw. FoaSen ‘Cmbretisg * 7 Pa. STLNEKETZ & SON, re Sy SAKS AND COMPANY, MEN'S AND BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. As Hoszsrx Or Prsrosr 13 BACK OF ALL OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND GOODS WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND JUST AS DE- SCRIBED, AND WE GUARANTEE AT LOWEST PRICES. NO ADJECTIVES NEEDED TO QUALIFY THE CHEAPNESS OF OUR GOODS. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS ALL HAVE A PECULIAR SAMENESS. THE DIFFERENCE 18 TO BE LEARNED BY AN EXAMINATION OF THE GOODS. ‘THIS 18 THE TIME OF YEAR WHEN SPRING OVEECOATS ARE IN DEMAND. THEY CAN BE FOUND UPOX OUR COUNTERS IN ALL THE DE- SIRABLE SHADES AND QUALITIES AND IX PRICES FROM $7 TO $25. NO GARMENT LOOKS MORE ELEGANT IN A GENTLEMAN'S DRESS THAN A WELL-FITTING SPRING OVERCOAT. THE LAST DAYS OF OUR CLOSING SALE OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ SUITS ARE APPROACHING, AND EVERY GENTLEMAN, YOUTH OR BOY, WHO DESIRES BECOMING AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT AN EXCEPIONALLY LOW PRICE SHOULD HASTEN TO GRASP THE OPPORTUNITY ERE IT FLIES TO SAVE MANY DOLLARS IN ‘THEIR OUTLAY. ch ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO, 4826-w£m.3m___No. 400 7TH ST. N.W., COR. D. Busaars To Bz Hav Ar fi a ie be AL PS Bes “4S ‘ow ONE Byg8 : MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. NIGHT DRESSES, SKIRTS, CHEMISE, DRAWE! pei Gouget COVERS “Comste covers i bre Noles =, pompadour front and jow neck. ‘These un- detwarmenty art made of ave usin sect elaborately Scupuued with torehou lace of a fine quality. | Yokes of night dresses are of tucks and luce: skirts are tucked and trimmed with # tucked cambric flounce adged with chon lace. We beg leave to inform our patrons that ths above ettments are sttictly Soren bat oot ee seen to be fully appreciated as a genuine bargain. ee AONE a pacing ery a have perrain Nace Fup dawn AvroDS, wit ha “Only 3c tars Leg fie oo ert Suede Gloves, Ber pair. mas ‘Shopping $1°aed SLeS * 3 a. 4 But. Suede Gloves, 63 and WOODWARD & LOTHROP. folland Shades, all colors # . ride, gals Taeaete Jind aces, ests at cd = Mes Soe BI ol iad 3S cach. Scotch Holland Shades, made and hung by ex- perienced men, aud guaratiteed to sive ‘perfect (Third floor: take elevator: ODWARD & LOTHROP. Anavat Ov ee Wrars, Springemcidt "alive sande etian Waiknce w neat ch ia in peat checks and Diaid ultentetecte ‘Also, live of tne Englise Sloth ewtarkets checks, finished with "The bulk of the stock of Spring Wraps havo not yet arrived, these being merely wavance, Hacellent chantows scctae sonsetiag Sun eed Fr Deexclusive, Te Smething Rew WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Noramsraxprxe Ta: Pacr that the demand hse been very large, and an im- mense quantity of ‘earments of, We are still marking: Prices on our Wraps, Newe juarkels and Jackets, with aview of closiny out ‘the stock entirely prior to removal March Ist. “The $5 Table has bean stocked and sestocke, additions daily, The Seal Plush Visite stock 18 ptibly diminished. Many of the Pall APRONS. We will run our Nurse's Aprona this week for 19c. Piss Sry Egeland well tafe, with tacks and deep hein, and are actually worth 256 CORSETS. BAUM'’S SANITAR) Sip Pas an placing sa o ity the reach of all no wing that ope trial are - sure the permanent use of the sam: BLACK GOODS. BLACK CASHMERE at 50c. a yard, worth 60c. Bick Erieze at 7o¢., worth 81. Blick Boucle at 80e", worth rise Black be, wart Black Silt Su iinnet'a* Be, Black Silk, “Guinnet’s.” 813 $1.50. Eisek sue hale Ob ‘worth $1. rst ‘Black Satins: Som Be" to $125 a ard. WHITE Goops. French Pique st 22c., worth 30. Alar nw ot Of Novelty Pique in Stripes and Plaids at “histo of 1 wali or ose ge. and ‘Se. Lace Striped Nainsook will Gurstgek of Ina Ligcun via complete and prices—es So DEPARTMENT. Cream Table Damask, 38 inches wide, at 45c. syard. Sreatn Table ches Birechat Pehle Dames i dies Wide, st 50c. a yard. car entire ible Damas! have beet welling for $1.20 aud 81-50, reduced fo Bet oy Purkey Bed Damask, 58 inches wide, Pumee Gases we Hed Damask: better quality, A besutiful Jong, ceuter stripe, tape od raterive, 109 pale ‘wide, 34 yaa, Hera, 5% yas. long ‘new in Irish Point seap at 64b0y we olor teu st Stes | 2 ata! Meshingtoa, D. c. fScime=” | £12. 1014-1913 Peuanyiveniaave, Vusernes Aso Vicrwme Fos A Few Dass CARDS TN GREAT VAuIER VARIETY. Lomclomie Oe = syle sasloe sistigttow cost s lot of Break- ae PULSELL, Bookseller, 418 9th et. = 935 Pennaylvanlorete, ery parce! Wrops winch were reduced are turning out to be’ of the ‘same shapes as those comitg in for ring wear, nevertheless ‘we Will hot Taste ap gaia. Your opportunity ts ber ‘AED & LOTHROP. Ky To ) ai For the ere six years we have been recom. mending to yourfavorable notice the celebrated CL C2 A la Perscphone Paris-made Fresch, Gon ine fall rammeer ate ‘shapes and col- rx, made from fine coutil, sutecn and satin. We, elected fs line with a thorough insowledge of the merits and demerits of all the corse! this market as being thé one, in onr mind, that would best meet the requirements and tists of our customers. That the selection was a good ‘one is substantiated in the fact that its sale has been phenrmenal, | ‘That customers “having once tried ‘are satistied with no other. That thet popalarty is yet on the Increase. In onder to fect fitting and give entire satisfaction a.cofset should voit “Fit the form closely at every point in- Second Yield readily to every respiration and maxemont of the weare ddd es Fitba era tet ks t0 adapt tse t th the form of the weaker, TOT sige, n order to Nt cea leet Gone dium and long-watstad, the thin and stones the thin and stout. {ith these primary considerations in view we selected the “I. G.” had them made to Our special onder’ enbrechig tie sacha ats spoken of. With confidence we recommend cae corsets to Our customers, satinfied that 8 ‘trial will ponvinrs hag for fit, comfc enn aid“ durabiity they have Soe Eracefuln Fior at the price. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lars Mestix Uxornwesn le obly rom reputable mann- fattarers: wher uke quality ahd worknauship tte fet cenalderations ae ‘Ladies’ Muslin Corset Covers, finished ‘aud buttou-holes, high neck 1236. 10% Cambric Corset Covers, two clusters of ‘each down the frout, neck trituiied seceach ‘ my “adios! Fine cates pom neck Corset as les gine. Musiin Chemise, yoke of apae clusters of three tucks each. Pair 2 25c. each. " Fine Muslin Corded-band Chemise, Lire eit GS ie three excellent Fine stylons square neck, with ake ct eEe eat fertionn and. tucks; excellent quality of sotded and and pointed yoke of ainbure and tucks Ailes each a3 6" Oy cae Ladies, Fine, Muslin Sauare-neck Chemise, yoke of ne all-over embroidery. eae ies! Fine Muslin Dra , cluster of f trucks on bottom. Only eeper ate tae, Ladies’ Fine ‘Muslin Drawers, tucked Dic ruflo with tucks above. Only S?ie. Yor Ladies? Fine Muslin peers, in six excellent rie extra ge valnes. Only per pair. ade Lee aia Might Gowns threesplen- st eel ” Five Sen ere Hubbard Night Gowns, yoke of six clusters of fine tucks, neck and sleeves Ae with tucked cambric ruf- Only Te. each. Ladies’ Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard Night SEtmunte’with Hamabery a ee eT ES famabury eget Geoond floor’ take elevator) 2° WOODWARD & LOTHROP,_ es three tacks with jac. ‘nig 2 ith lace, Only 25e. eact neck. ‘truimed ‘with Hambare. = Fesrvany. 18 THE BEST MONTH FOR WINTER PAN- TALOONS, AND WE ARE READY WITH A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT, IN ALL PRICE AND STYLE. SHOULD YOU NEED A PAIR WE WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THROUGH OUR STOCK. REMEMBER WE GIVE YOU (AS NO OTHER HOUSE IN THE. CITY DOES) A GUARANTEE IN WRITI: WHICH ENTITLES YOU TO YOUR MONEY IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS, PROVIDED WE RECEIVE THE ARTICLE UNINJURED. WHAT CAN BE FAIRER THAN THIS? GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 SEVENTH STREET N.W., {Opposite U. 8. Post Office] sericea cri THOSE THAT ARE SHREWD ENOUGH TO PROFIT BY OUR ANNOUNCEMENT WILL COME AT ONCE. MERINO UNDERWEAR. ‘This is the time of the year when one necds an under- shirt or s pair of drawers to fill up their suits. We have ‘broken lots of underwear which we are willing to sucri- fice, and have marked them accordingly. Among these will be found what may be left of a certain nwaber of Ladies’, Gents’, and Children’s Merinoand Flannel Un- derweat at very low figures. We have also marked down our Rewular Goods. FOR GENTS. The excellent values we were fering in Gents’ Un- Qerabirtaand Drawers for 3c, we have ‘put ‘iowa i ‘The Wool Garments,40 pereent wool,finished icgly,, ‘These we sold at #5 cents. The prices will now ae me UNDERGARMENTS, half wool, finished in ‘best possible mi C ‘front, pearl Saas, Pitas wate Beene eon ‘OUR 81.35 ‘UNDERGARMENTS THESE ARE TWOrrilitbs Wwoor ties of these have been sold and have even citing saiatuston, Bia pave ses ‘ARMENT:! CEN SERIE 2 oer OUR $220 ALt-Woo 1 DRDROGAIEENES nQUE, $220 ALI-WOOL UNDERGARMENTS will OUS $1.50 RED FLANNEL UNDERWEAR, war. ranted coc! will: itate. akin, will Elec out for 81-35” "il Not irritate the akin, we L UN weit, Sino vety sot wil ew SAISE SSE MOOT OUR BEST QUALITY wok Best gual ee D, FUANNEL UNDER- HAIR UNDERWEAB will Our $1.75 quality will now go at $1.37. FOR LADIES. sQuctudrtsaeters.catypety ner Oar e1: 10 quality will now go at 90c. ae $1.62 2 UaLiry, ALL-WOOL, VERY SOFT, Our @1.35 Ladies! Medicated Under SE ery sot fil our hdres Float Underwear maed down, cellent finish peatcee ‘The above will help to convince are anxious to close out the remainiet cut Undeewne ‘stock efor ‘D x fhe ring peason has ati his gives m1 Scnease For 'To-nornow. 8-button Mousquetaize Undressed Kid Gloves, tans and grays, embroidered backs. ‘Regular price @1.25. For Saturday 980. £27-Bus a genuine (ailk and wool) “Gloria” Umbreila | fon opr at the Palais Royal, and thus avoid the trash offered by merchants who,(let as hope) through ignorance, would mislead you, Laos: Lars: WHO's YOUR TAILonr ‘REDFERN'S tailor-made Coats are superior because attention in given todetails, The cut of the garment and the materials are as different from ready-made tailor-made wraps as light is from darkness, WHY SHOULD IT BE? ‘This was pondered over by the Palais Royal and re- sulted as follows: A leading manufacturer of New ‘York was visited, a Redfern coat was submitted, s.con- tract was made to make up Spring wraps to our order of English Cloth, thoroughly shrunk, double seams, extra stays under buttons, hand-made button-holes, Pockets double sewed, stays st all weak points, THE RESULT: We are enabled to offer a Spring Jacket, with all the style of a“Redfern,” and made up es well as the ex- ensive “to order" goods, and.at a price—well, wo have something to say Contracting to take from the manufacturer fifty gar- ments each week, a special and low price was quoted. ‘and, as wo will ask fifteen instead of the usual twenty- five per cent profit, we quote prices as low ax demanded for “shoddy” garments—a vulgar expression, which applied to Spring wraps means a coat that will look well enough at first, but ina short time will rip, shrink, fade; in short, look “shoddy.” JUST ARRIVED. English Check Tweed Jackets, Silk-faced, 88.68. Double Breasted Coats, bound with silk braid, $9.98 Some with double roll collars, for $9.68. A few in Striped and Check Tweeds, $5.98. S2~All above have silk hoods, breast and side pockets ‘Named them “The Redfern.” English Melton Cloth Jacketa: colors: tans and ‘mouse; buttons of same materials; standing collars with ten-rows silk stitching; satin faced; $7.98, Christened them the “Princess of Wales.” VISITES of velvet, with triple box plaited backs: shoulders of solid jet beads; collar, cuffs and backs also trimmed, $21.98, VISITES of colored velvet, trimmed with beads, lace: ‘and silk sash, 2-The beadeare cut jet, and the designs most elab- orate, RAGLANS of “Bourette” cloth ; frontand back partly’ of orown surah silk, which prettily contrasts with the two shades of brown “Bourette” cloth; bronze clasps ‘at neck and back; sling sleeves; $23.25. ‘NEWMARKETS of check Tweed; capes, coschman backs, only 85.98. JERSEY COATS that will ft you, €3.98, 837-We desire recognition of the following facta; Fe~The firat to show the new spring styles. 2~The superior materials and finish. ~The moderate prices for such goods. G2Fifty new garments to be shown each week. reer yc ad) Her E88 Eee F Sge8 = ‘Would appreciate yourcriticiem of our now styles. $2.98 imported Stockinet Jerseys, with white and"| black detachable vest fronts, | $4.25 Jerseys, with loops of silk braid across chest, “a Jn militaire: coat back, also with loops of braid. $4.98 Black Stockinet Jerays, with red or white vest | froute; Blue, with white, ete., standingand roll collars; Vests satin lined. 37.98 Silk Jerseys, cut short or long on the hips; su- perior quality. BEADED JERSEYS Will be much worn, and we show them with polished’ or unpolished jet beads. Some with epaulettes of beads are very stylish, A dozen styles to select from, Prices | 82.98, $3.98, 96.98 and 97.98. 58, boy Byg8 = ‘We bay Black Silks by contract. For the next aix months we offer forty-three qualities. Black Gros Grains from 58e. to $1.98, Black Faille Francaise, $1.19 to $1.65. Black Armure at $1.35, Black Satins from 58c. to 98c. Black Satin Rhadames, 73c. to $1.75. Black Satin Duchess, $1.48 to $2. 52 Washington competition we don't trouble abouts If you think you might buy cheaper in New York will you plesse send for samples and compare with our ‘specialties, We await the verdict with confidence, DRESS TRIMMINGS. ‘Useless to attempt to describe the new and beautiful” designs made of cut Jet beads. Our buyer has just re- ‘turned from New York, and will be pleased to show the novelties secured, and not expect you to buy. The list of prices gives no ides of the variety. Galloons, 98c., $1.15, $1.35, $1.68, $1.98, ¢3.98, Fringts, 68c., 98c., $1.35, $1.48. $2.10, $2.98, Gimps, 98c., 31.35, $1.48, $2.69, $3.98 up to $16. s2-White Crystal Trimmings and Colored Moss' ‘Trimmings, in new styles, for evening wear, ay tc ES A er) BOE ‘The miserable weather in New York makes tra amisery. It made our Lace buyer sick, and the new ‘Laces will not be marked until to-morrow. ‘Just opened. Black Chantilly and Spanish Guipure ‘Laces in all widths, from 2 inches to 42 inches. The designs are very beautiful, The prices you may learn to-morrow. FEATHERS, Our patrons who have been waiting are notified Pompons in every new shade have just arrived. 680. bunch, PALAIS ROYAL! (A. LISWER, Sole Proprietor and Manager) 1117-19 PRIMBYLVAMNIA AVR. 'aND 401 70 407! 133R BT. NW. vane WEE Wie ‘FOR RENT_HOUSES. WANTED—HELP. _| _WANTED—SITUATIONS. Ware ae uy FAMILIAR WITH ets | W Tae, Bichd So aa 3 OEE Wes See Eas | Wee creer reamaes ox, ABOUT FOURTEEN a orseand make himself gen aMETTOUR LADY IN OUR RE- it; experience not nec Rhegee tera tars Walaa war. ast, but ae WASTED BROWN NAT. s the beadquarters, for Servants, Butlers, With: ares Sheinen? Puree and Dairy. Ee Die sin rake thet nw. NES eae OR RURRAL 2) eae WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLOBED ceil ri Wives TW. oppo mace aS A Ae ice, kes Sah 2 JOHN SCOTT. | nw. _G. W. JONES. Ween, iS ae tbe WANTED aT ARLINGTO! aces WO Wate mae TON OTE os a Warnes EXPERIENCED NURSE, MU! ave references. 4 Towa Circle, between and 1 10 Warren rouex ‘Coo! ‘Waitresses, Nurses, Men ‘National Labor a OnRRpESETDE i NTED—A YOUNG MAN IX a wi Beg: slaieeetee TT Be SORTED COMPETENT ABLE CAN wansers to nell a new aud sudiepcurable noussieha siticle Canvassers are making from 63 10813 Det day: Beat: REGIST Rose RAS ad smuall de Wanzens ar IAN INTELL Youth, from 15 to 20. Trost ‘be good quick at figures. Address CASHIER, Star of Wegnrane WOMEN, BOYS, oe 870 per: ‘mont WO CANVISSER: ) FOR THI ay at 0 ‘business. Salary and commission. Rengences: required. Address ENERGY, Stat office. waren ‘BOY BET" 15 AND 18 YEARS of age to make himself useful in store. One har: ‘some experience in house-furnishing busit feet ‘Apply to B. W. AUGENSTEIN, 817 Tihs Warnes TANTED—A FIRST-CLASS PIE_B AP- a Woe 220 Bast Capitol aw. L SCHNEIDER W: A WHT BER. NONE | BUT first-class workman need apply: Cat nes must be a union man; apply immediately. “WANTED AGENTS TO SELL PRATI'S PATENT Hutton Fastener, Address PRATT MANUTAC- ‘TURING CO., Boston, Mass, £10-6t D—AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN Wa ‘knows how to milk and take care of cows. Apply, 2 fo W. J. RHEES, Stuithsonian Institution, WANTED IN A CHICAGO OFFICE A YOUNG Man understanding pension and bounty claims. State experience, give references and sddress CLATM: oftice. £10-3t* Star; ws ANTED—CLERK THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR mache eater rent pratt Tad Bd n 3 a wznted:, perimanen Position. "Box 9, Star WANTED (A G00D SETTLED WOMAN FOR general housework, about one mile above Georne- to Fone wholly competent need apply before fivelve o'clock at Stall 612, Sth st wing, Center. snare ket 110-3t* ‘ANTED-TWO CLE. [PETENT WO. thea to do cooking aia) hotnework ie forall of three; a man is kept; best wages. Answer stating color'aud) reference. “Address “SMALL PRIVATE FAMI f9-3t" EMPLOYMENT BU- feat, conducle Dy ladies Met and women, RE and colored, for all kinds of ‘domestic tabor, with references, 717 M 19-61 ‘ANTED — LADIES AND GENTLE oan have steady work at home WwaKer: Lo can- WBssing: distance no objection. ‘Aiareas AD SUPPLY ae =G00B ae “WOMEN scree 2S wants ee women cooks ara neg, {ar ha ‘Thin Slee tnd suburin. "FM BURNAAM, 850-692 nw A eaeee ‘SETTLED WOMAN AS NURSE FOR: an infant; must be competent and experienced: ferences required. Call at 623 F st.u.w. £9-3° ‘ED-SALESMAN TO SEL! goods fo the furnitare and bedding trade in Waste ington and vicihity on commission: one who is well i 7 Foods to the trade preferred; bbe made with a acquainted and is selling. Uberal arranmements will Ff 19. rANTED_LADIES TO LEARN CUTTING AND Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns out tw measire. Rei f8-1w* 'TED—GOO! A WELL Barer its Call at 31 38th st. nw. 17-6t FANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT once. White and colored women cooks, $10 to 220, Chambermaids, purses, scrubs and "men ‘cooks. (OOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 926 F ataw Ja3l-12t" WiANteD—tapn ES TO WORK FOR US AT their own homes; 87 to 810 per week can. ve Parra Rian Srna tic ity % Aerie CO., 19 Central st., Boston, Mass., Box 5,170. W YORK IM ING AND f Fattiny gen House, fratinas Galena for the 2 men of experience and hav inwan established trade need apply. "Audeess, pith full rficulars and. written references, DANIEL. WOoDHULL, New York city. ANTED- AN HONEST YOUNG MAN LOCATED outside large cities, representing an old firm in his section. quer month. Reter- ee MAntvaGrenen SUbt) Lock te Woman, EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, jnen snd wonen, white and colared, cooks, louse workers, and for all kinds domestic labor, with’ refer- ences. 308 East Capitol st. ‘ANTED—-EVERY LADY TO LEARN THE ART Witvree Gating and Fitting sclentifcally P1388 the new tailor system at half itterns cut, Gat. , MODEEN HOUSE, NOT ‘than 1} rooms: must be in best part of horth- it; will from $10,000 to $15, ‘cash. Ad- mere mae ‘ANTED—A BUSINESS PROPERTY, F EITHER ‘on 14th st. south of 8, of bet. 8th and 14th stas a, eve aul Rat will pay etab, Af & batwain, Add reo | BUSTRISS. sir oie! nae ‘ANTED_BY A FAMILY OF THRE TS ‘care of a House dtiriug the recess of Congress. ie ncaa ‘ees ‘BO. Q., Star office, re) (OUSES TO BENT WASTED dpe acne ica Weave Gals Yap plications for howses, Can rout or sell at once. We Advertise 1 Commission moderate. McKIB- BIN & HERRING, 'ED_HOUSE FOR REN AMaly in the romney must be surrounded by 1d; acceasible to, ct ity by val or street cars, Address: TRebEse ‘Star office. 19-30" ‘ED—PROPERTY DIRECT FROM OW: OWNERS, Weir og rant, T have daily application for houses ae! SSO SAMES W. TYLE Real Eatats and Inwuaiice WANTED—LOTS. WANTED DODIATELY_ yn; Hot to we ok AUCH Star oftce: WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS | — ENTLEMAN THAT 15 AC- Wild wits Gsstae ta eet, Boctlers 5 pee me boarding Bo Mouse: pays rood. “Address BOARD to 15-6 nw, BUILDING ‘oxceod lu priee a 930 INE, OF | ED—A RADOATE "OF THE Breede WN oshGe with screrd ratte sires to. eye ees with Destiet a th a ‘an aasistant, Addrees Bor uy "ED_K SITUATION BY A ANTEDS af oon 7m reset ex tose Steats ‘Radrese BUT Tem 1744 Ps. NTED=A POSTION BY A LADY 28 SORT. Wena nan epewriien Box 7 Star office, ieaiacdets = NTED-IN' A HIGH FAMILY, A LADIES’ A PS Re ae | and render all attention to s house, wants s ‘Situation ina nice family. Can give best references, Bee 1310 Gonn. TED—A MASSACHUSETTS YOUNG LADY, Wenn Morons puesto. eee: in e us Gerpiny im manic roome: "F-'N De Star adler Oe Vv paNri :D HABITS, WHO sare ad inanagement of & and children. sg a ee sieoas opmctts sgeliy tone eTED_Al DA LADY OF and ty moni TED—1 ITIONS YOR MALE AND FEMALE | Wenner eae farm a aces Neate ast ‘ANTED — )— Ki and competent servants {1 and colored, with city references, GESS, Employment Bureau, 3 ‘ANTED—KNOWN COL! EMPLO' Ws the place tO wet first-class ecrrante, rivers: Ne. 308 Rant Capitol ‘aSLawe ‘ANTED—A LICENSE ENGINEER, WITH TOOLS, wishes a Situation; will go anywhere. Address J. H. By 712 230 at nw oe ANTED-BY_A_P, OF FIVE ADUL rooms ares yand sous mca fib four or five strictly 1 y. in strictly private family. id SS y lossted. und convenient toeare at her- party will find us permanent. Address 0. Box 526, city. ‘ANTED_THREF FOUR Rooms, location between 6th and wean ave. and Het. Address, stating aos ith sts, Benn . Ba Box 51, Star office. cS ‘ANTED-BY TWO LADIES IN A CERI: family two or three unfurnished rooms. southern expomure, second floor; central location, Address Box 3, Star office, 110-2 R REN? T—RooMS, FURNISHED OR aCe hed, ins new house: heated by furnace: all modern inprovemeuta: Taquire 228 istet ne AALS OR RENT—FURNISHED, TWO COMMUNICAT- the nt floor rooms, with or without board. in OR (BENTITWO ELEGANT FRONT BOOMS, ‘rat and second floors, of two second. oor rooms? fumace heat; references ‘required. APPIY st 1305 Ht st nw. ni Fob aia ESR ape. OB out wate family; i linen of rireet care; home comforts asnured. 1 Ea eat fan al nab Fain mn; Summer on fourth floor front, 8. 1-3t* yk RENT—FOUR | SHED ROOMS suitable for light housekeeping : convenient to Gov erpment Printing Officeand Peusion Office; rent cheap. 523 2d at. Dw. f11-3t* (OR RENT—COR. OTH ST. AND MASS. A’ get exposure with, board. 950 jonth, two. ineach room. Reference ex- ‘er month, two persons tere R RENT — FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Room; new house. 420 Mass. ave. n.w. £10- WITH D_LARGE FRO } nT Pree soe. Roe, ge OR RENT—16 1 mel aa SEVERAL L&RGE bright Mandsomely furnished Rooms: ‘also, nice | Hall Footta, with or without bosrd; moderate Upper floor very 1o' R RENT—A PaTSIOUAN, , NORTHWEST, HAS ‘second stot alto, connecting jidtchi en. Address Box 6, Stat ie pate FOR EnT eRYERAE DESIRABLE UNFUR- H tished or furnished ooms, at 1408 6th st. LW? od Too ‘bath; board if. deaired: 5 private fami family. R RENT—2 FINE ROOMS WITH BOARD IN famil; ining bath room, location ex- sellout coureulcat to bows herdiss and care: 4415 7th st, near Mass. ave. Hb PRETTILY FURNISHED PARLOR Bedroom, on third floor, Rested by erate and farunce, at 920 14th at. n.w. bet. Tand , opp. Rank Mn Squire td ‘OR RENT_NEAR THE CAPITOL. & DESIRABLE ‘and_ pleasantly Brick” Dwelling, nine Tooms, including bath. 1032d st. me. jaz0-24t" IR RENT—TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS: Eiagwly, furnished: ‘on 3d floor, with Or without [908 Pa. av 3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, 25 FS PEL 2 Sor Oey Tee ‘ket, cor. 16th and L sts. n.w. ENT—1627 14TH ST. N. W. Sra mewn suglo OF cusulte; references exchanred, a HEE a ey ow topermanent aud suitsiiotennat “ADply soe Tt. 2. w., between 12 and 4 p.m. RK RENT—FURNISHED OB TAPERED rooms: with private bath; references given snd re- quired. 1601 Is f9-1W" NT— WITH BOARD. | ONE ae POR, BESTS WITH BOARD. | ONE LA 1140 Connesticut ave. 18-6 te Briers | Fe RENT_TWO VERY NICE COTTAGE DWEI- jigs. all modern copvenicuces ani tiaproved , $18 20 per month: G2Sand 30 Louk at. pe To Taito Decne. a PecharreR filer FOR BENTENG. £.J0WA circle 15 ROOMS. Anely furnish. $250 per month; 1411 Stoughtcs &., Col f11- aioe. Hill, 870 per alontn.” = Resin * Pa. Fe, NW. LARGE 13-ROOM Brick Hoases at urotera imeostmenia: resets Put inorder, reut reasonble. BH. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. RENT—A DESIRABLE NEW STORE ROOM Awelling. 408 Ost. n.w.: rent reason- UIS P. SHORMAKER, ‘920 F st. uw. aw. oth ot ee or .830 Paavese.7 i #8. Bos. Ex EI pon RENT_409 3D ST, N. a House: new, with all mod. i w.: 8 rooms; all mod. irm room: aati a1: "| EEE nick front; all mod. imi Foe ReNT— Hist. n.w., 10 rooms. 1705 ot 31: Ret nw. 2417 Snow row, B r6. Apply to Fk, REXT-SEW HOUSE, 1103 0 tN Ww eight rooms, closets, bath, storeroom ; iy st all hours; handsorsels $20's0 1 month t9 a careful, ee undant water su pered and tinted. 1425 New York av re “RENT THREE: STORY, AND BASEMENT Brick dyelling. 10 rvoms Mm Patna: 110-6¢ PER ‘DESIRABLE LOCATION, TREN SECTION OF THE C HILL & JOHNSTON, TH ST. 2 ma RK RENT—806 L ST. attic frame; 8 rooms; 1331 ies RENT AT #7. rovements. _& AL. BARGER &« Le Droit Building, 8th nd F ste. hw. at, 13 ra 8 507 6th st. n.w., Gr.2 aaah Fa RENT—BY BO. HOLTZMAN A211 Fst. store, and 931 F st. office rooms.#2 SFR tom erty, miont Photieual to tie rent you pay You w ‘what you now tirow away | RSrGHa, Loos Fst. aw. Poe eon ej 2 imp ae a a i Reai Estate Broker, 1418 F st, 400 L st. nw. 901 16th st. a, 07 Bia stew 141 Sth st. n. w. 637 10th st. DW. JOR RENT—ADMMLABLY LOCATED AND VER Gesirable brick dwell puodera b (3th ae nee <3 es | Ee Seite aft gE. & Furnished Apartments, POR RENT SIN PRIVATE. FAMILY, 8 Two BED 1d Parlor; first-class. in every respect, Hererencen exchanged.’ ADEIy at 1821" Bt covner ‘Vermont ave. fr-1w* R_RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND- ee ooms, lange bay window: new 01 ‘near three 4 sl oa ‘three ‘es eens orgeniioen and Soe 21-12 x 12: 0 )R RENT — AT 1214 OONNROTIOUT, TENURE Te : 10r gentlemen ta oe 1OR, ae LOOKING FOR ROOMS rrdially invited to call at our office for free. TOT | of mains "D-G PROCTOR & YON, Heal Estate and tas surance, 1220 F st n.w. Eiey FOR _RENT—OFFICES. el jxTED-WONEY $50,000 IN ONE ae FOR e Yeurs, on first-class real extate security. it eB. H. WARNER & CO., Q10F 9.0.W._ ‘ED_EVERYBODY TO USE AROMATIC En Afford instant relief in cases of Sore Rah Soa Bronchitis, &c. Soe D—T0 RENT, A FARM PRK FROM 25 TO ag fhe city. (Address GEO. W. BADEN, General Delivery, ¢ ARTED-FAIVATE FAMILY TO TAKE 101 Ls, Jrock. of oa me butter! from rich! cattle. Address WM. loppers P.O., al built. price nd ah es aa NT—OFFICES—F ST. BETWEEN 13TH SCA TA Fee eee ae BROGTOR & SOM, LOSE nw. Jaen , 635 iN. WwW. ‘OR I pe oor, #25 pe = Lay seiben sus moins 3 fms fourth foor, 15; geet nF novation s00n = rt "06. 2m 321 F at. NTED—BY = Ses NCED SEAMSTRE ae ‘home, dressmaking incited :in- fens clotios a npectalty: terms moderate. Adtioss ¥.B,, Star ol 110-34" NTED—COMMON PIGEONS. LAVENDER & Ww ROTT, 401 B st. Wing © Genter Markel Toate -TO BUY, 4 ‘A GOOD SECOND-HAND Wiss ace ith ‘bridle. Address 8. S soatar = So arrED=70 EER ‘nee ‘and Ohio E.R. SUMMER HOME WASH- Aas terms, B. TR» Btar office. ee ‘BUY A MALL, ACTIVE BUGE DA wboleans et Norkn Captiot ams b ta, 110-3¢* an $RTED TO, BUX-A GOOD SROOND-HAND sc Bie 110-3 — COLORED pt wee fede ee Fa | RENT_STORE 2026 14THST. N. W., new salesroom and ecree e BEALE 0 ee mouth by year. poets oh = K MORO Ly Lie TE PORES OS will be gin ite OST—ON Red Ry Or 1887, RED COW, if returned phar te Ob SOLOMON, Jackson Hall alley, bet. 3d and 43 st. nw. a NEY WHT Foyaente AND (MONE! cH OWNER zesu8 1D oi f ‘S fy oe a B Bert BER acy . ws ps 30 iason 30 7. 30 ibs be 19i¢ Larch i 820 E st ne. Tr Fth& Sumner sts. apd bath: 210 per mouth, TYLER & RUTHERFORD, | WE ARE | BERS TO OFFER | | } | pets MOPEMIOE'oF BURG se sds La eS amet ae fe ery hues loan hese Seater ee | Lane eerie kerio! iii LS. aa oe ee Ware ree aaah Set eeerereee = ie Beare ee Weceneee a TY, N, i aire furnished Hotel af abstit 100 | fe | reasonable. | Hon. AU. WYMAN, FOR RENT--HOUSES. _ JOR RENT—SEVEN BAY-Wr Fete giny fee ae ave. a, Troon, brick. 3 15 4th st ne. ema ia BOARDING “HOUs HOUSI ition corner ‘Apply to FW. AF Aitadeh ees Stapital as ae RENT-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE 318 F Hitnet ne. water mie wk eR ‘Louisiana | 12 Mone x Finer REAT—A BORING BU at 518 Oth st now, coal OUR. SIX ROOMS .22 Fete ou 1g, Maseesone, 5 ESOUNGOS S18 Toth at seiz tn” BUSINESS CHANCES. WANED 70 PURCHASE, STOCK, ko. OF 00 i a fartuceship to extetnd the bush BIS A st. se NESS MAN, WITH LONG perience, has $3,000 in cash.or more. with Wbicks fhe would like to buy a partnership in mote eoed f ing enterprise, refctences exchanged. Address bow Star office, nos N CONSEQUENCE OF TEARING DOWN oF yreuiises oh the Lat of March we shall be compeli eave, ARy ome baving s cloreend hesceenat ot basement withou mill Eitos 27 New York ave. INTEREST IN LONG-PSTAB: Ince business. Bewt 0! ease for selling om account of other bunibras Price, @1,00d Address STICKNEY, Star U. S STATE, county. ~TOWNSK ¢ school.was, railroad and Corporation bonds, banks Quaurance, railway, mining and miscellanecia atockg tin. ‘al paper bought aud wold “Relies Blo investment securities a apecialty. LOUIS CUNe N Oma Eee Feat 110-1m* Bors MEN WYERS' LOOK are u iting, ‘Now de the tne to eet wood P TAXLOK & BARE | Pribters a and ravers, OS Sihat wee REAL ESTATE. OWNERS, T want a Building of two or more stories, containing: floor 9f Dot less than 4,000 feet, or I will lease OF Duy’ Lotabout 252100 tection which tonnes ebenae ing. suitable for my business and 15th sta. and Pennsylvania, to cry, dress, with full particulars, RUF ¥ terand Publiaber, 422 tnt ee G Tavs BANEFR AND LOAN AGENT, Six, seven and eight per cent Guaranteed Rea} Estate First Moruraces and six and elglt per cent Debenture Paving tenant nga of owner 126i Ose a RENT—1306 OTH ST. No W.—NEW NAY | smformation furnished on application, Pen indow Brick, ten rooms and bath; all mod imps. | ; Fe, SALE_STORFS—DRUG, EXCELLENT Lo jeation, daily: Feoetpta ry. fintseds Sadly eaccinee gob occa ers « harexing her stores. Also, Dining Room, central locas Commercial office, #36 F.D, dad-tiw Ok SALE_OR FOR RENT—AHE FOUNDRE Milla, Georgetown, D.C., wituated on Water st tex tended), having a full line of 150 barrels 0 Apply Pst. Georgetown, 1 G8 Bist st, or OBINSON. i MATTHEWS, FOR SALE—A PULLM ‘ation. Terms to suit. Houses for sale apd Estate Avents, 2@531 Ati CIAL OFFICE. 938 of disposing of "business clan tore,iDry tioods, Grocery, fe ity. which has an inj on business. Consult your interest by havin ness, if forsale, left atouroftice. D. RAME WZ. EATINER, SURVEYOR. p. Upper Marlboro’, Md, or 303 7th at 3. E, Latimer, Washington, D.C. Twenty-ive pean constant practice uaiand surveyor in the counts of Prince Geonge’s and Montgomery, Md.. and in the Dis- paces s Eman ¢ National Wout of Washington, % it ‘Nat uke on Lintes, cons of Riggs & Uo. aud Col ST Sunt A NET 7 PER CENT INVESTMENT, First Morteage Coupon Bonds or THe GERMAN Se LOAN AND INVESTMEN’ , Of Sioux Falis, D. T, sx Secured Fuori 3 dns ot agra farm proper. les in Dakota anc Minnesota, worth three times ainouut of the bonds. ag ‘Denominati eq Depominations, $200, €300, #350, 9400, 6450, ‘These bonds may be seen and information oMained by calling at Koom 4, Glover Butlding, 1419 F at. CHAS. R. DEAN, Vice President. References: Hon, Wm. Windom, Chas. E. Goon; Rational Bank of Tilinois, Chtisens Netsonal ‘Bank, Sioux Falla, D ” 4 je2h-lm 4 | J), A,DEISCOLL. CARPENTER AND BUILDERS Ail work Gone Uy Arata work tiet Shop, No. rot attended 16. B same ican SAFE INVESTAGENG SX FER CENT GUAKA TEED BY THE OMAHA LOAN Xp TK ST COMPANY. date Treasurer U. 8.) President, Interest atid Principal Paid by the Chemical National Bauk of New York Interest payable semi-annually. Bonds in sums of $200 and up. ‘These Figst Morigure Bonde ate secured om in realestate in aud around Omaha, Nebraska, audit ho case isa loan made exceeding forty per cent of the value of the mot vroperty., he standing of this company is sufficient to recom. rend these securities W the cuundence of couserrsune investors, MM. PARKER, Washington Agent, Real Estate and Loan Broker, 335-3m ids F | Fe SALEABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF Feil “and, about 800 pounds of, Agate Type, Intely | iu Use on this Duper, Hie tac’ of tir tutta’ se dee sirable, they are’in good condition, and capable of ex two oF three "years ons paper ot nw. NPAL cellent service Roderate Circulation. Will be sold cheap iu bulk Ade | rene SHE EVE Washington, STAR NEWSPAPER O04 MONEY TO LO LOAN. | $300, «1.00, $1. 500, | Money in band F no ded | erate.” HA McINTIRG, O18 Fat aw ‘TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON 85 97 OOO airoved reat ectate wecurity at lowest rates of interest, 4-2w JNO. BOWLES & 0O., 1221 F st. ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON satisfactory real estate security, i sums to suite Saud 6 per cent interest. “ts HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. aw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in sums Isurauce THos. 6, ieNsey, 2006 F st, aw, I. eae 1 ag cham LOANS ts eu. W. H DEMPSEY, a was poe 2| $50, 000, INSUME TORE SUIT. TO LOAN ON Murty « DYEZ _ss12-1m 13th aud F sta, $100, 00: TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE security. Investiuenta tunde ade Viuitageousiy to customers. Insurance in best coum pation. HERTFORD, 14233 Fat. juS-bua oy aT ea rate of ioe, ob approved: delay. Mi ae Estate and Loan rng et, rem ee ie titer Fi v AN ON MESES AaEe me iO HOLTZMAN, _ sed ___ goer 10th and Fst nw. Mo*#¥ 90 LOAN oF apnoven neaLestace ‘Moderste commiasions, “Ne delay. _aU3)" “GEO. W. LINKING, cof, Hand 39th sta a ae a r he ” SO HUYCR 1505 Perinsy: Avena sve. on reat XX & BLOWN, Peunsylvania sve VEST RATES OF INTEREST BkAL aorAEe SECURIT. Thue ese ae