Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. "WASHINGTON: ‘TUESDAY. CROSBY S. NOYES. The Evening Star has a regular, permanent beua 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 bere added tegether. THE STAR cannot wndertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors whe wish to possess their manuscripts, / un- used, should keep a copy. Wr Mat'er of whatever character intended for publication must, {f its appearance the same day is desired, reach the office not later than 12 clock noon. I” No attention paid to Anonymous Letters oF Communications on any subject, ‘The House passed last night a bill providing-for the appointment of a commission to compile the Jaws in force in the District of Columbia. Such & Measure is the proper preface to the adoption of Tevised statutes or a code for the District, which shall avotd the necessity of constant reference to antiquated sources of statutory law, and shall give ‘the community to some extent, at least, the bene- Nt of approved modern legislation. Congress on Several occasions has been spurred into providing for the appointment of persons to compile exist- ing District laws, but has never given Its sanc- on to such revisions or compilations after they ‘were made. It 1s weil, perhaps, to pay competent men from time to time to dredge for District law among the English statutes, existing at the time of the first emigration to Maryland, and “which by experience have been found applicable to local nd other circumstances” in that state, and among the various other English and Maryland statutes, and acts of Congress in which District law fs imbedded. ‘The defects, absurdities and Darbarities of our existing law will at least be kept constantly exposed to public view, and in course of time it may occur to Congress to provide the remedy. To be sure, the proves of obtaining statuwory reforms by this method seems to be a slow one, as the District statutes, full of ugly holes and excrescences, have been vainly = dangled before Congress by successive proposed revisers ever since the time of Cranch and the beginning of things. But Congress after, lo, these many years, may be preparing to make an effort. ‘To discover what District statutory law 1s will not be extremely q@iMcuit. The pinch comes in making practical use of the information after it {s obtained. First, the laws should be compiled; second, on the foun- ation of this compilation a comprehenstve code or body of revised statutes wiping out the present uneertain, inconsistent, antiquated, obsolete or + Obsolescent statutes, should be passed; third, in making this revision as much of the modern spirit of legislation, both in respect to substantive law and procedure, should prevail, as the District can THE EVENING STAR: WAS HINGTON D. C.. TUESDAY, Coxcrarctate Us. Our offer for 5,000 genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas was ‘accepted. We can now afford to sell the 26-inch at ‘$1.50 and the 28-inch at $1.75. ‘No one can sell Silk Umbrellas that will not split in wear under $2.65. At that price we show them with warranted sterling silver and roll gold tops. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. Hiau* Crass Noverres BALLS, PARTIES, RECEPTIONS AND THEATERS. geo ms Ek 200, a aA yyy" aa =n ae 5: E@" The festive season is drawing to a close, and naturally, merchants are intent on selling, not buying. As s consequence the wholesale trade is dull, and the PALAIS ROYAL, having taken advantage of that fact, ‘sent ite buyers to New York last week. Not so foolish ‘as our competitors think. We are enabled to quote Prices astonishingly low, and feel assured that some of your finery must be showing the effects of s season's dissipation. A few dollars outlay now will go as far as many dollars did the commencement of the season. Please take the hint, at lesat, so far as to read our ad- ‘vartisement below, @ ao Gea HOH (09 588 ERE b ek MBSlERY. $1.39, really worth $1.98, are the Silk Hose just pur- chased. They come in black. bronze and tans, split feet made especially to wear with slippers. They will show the white, L 58g @ GL o% % ¥ Es Gao E88 yy BE os G6G LULL 00 6M OER Sgg8 = $1.68. Every pair warranted and triedon. Finest endure in undergoing the shock of change from present law and methods. But, however little may be secured in the way of new legislation the District should be no longer dented the benefit of revised Statutes, Tum Stax will continue to urge with What vigor It can command, that this crying need of the District be met, and hopes for greater results from the present movement towards a code than fell to its abortive predecessora. $< ‘The St. Louls machinist who committed suicide yesterday had to overcome a number of obstacles to accomplish his purpose. His attempt to bleed ‘himself to death was defeated by a physician who mended the wound the razor had made. His at- temps to drown himself was spoiled by a benevo- Jent person who insisted on dragging him out of the water; and it was only by throwing himself in front of a locomotive when tt was too late for the engineer to stop ft, that he succeeded in get- Ung bimself cut in two and positively put out of the world. Such a serfes of miscarriages 1s per- haps the nearest approach in real life to the hard Tuck of the Freachman in the story who provided himself with a ladder, a rope with a noose at the end of it, a pistol, a box of matches and a dose of potson, and repaired to the seashore shortly before ‘the hour for the rising of the tide. Planting a tall Post on the edge of the water, he set his ladder againat it, climbed up several rounds, put the ‘noose about his neck and fastened the other end of ‘the rope to the top of the post, set his clothes on fire, swallowed his poison, atmed his pistol at his forebead and pulled the trigger, and at the same tume kicked away the ladder from under him. “Whis last act discomposed his aim, and the pistol ‘Dullet, instead of entering his skull, cut the rope Behind his head. He fell into the shallow surf, ‘The lames of his clothing wereextinguished; the ‘Sea-water he involuntarily swallowed counter- aeted the poison; and, in spite of all his efforts, he remained unhanged, unshot, unpolsoned, un- Durned and undrowned. ————— In deliberative bodies 1t 1s a weil recognized fact ‘that a greater noise can be made by the members ‘Voting “no” than by those voting “aye.” In all expressions of approval and dissent the same ‘Thing hoids true; the opposition invariably makes itgel{ heard and felt much more easily than the ‘the Grand Army of the Republic to write to their represeatatives in Congress in support or in de- Precation of the President’s veto of the dependent ‘pension bill, tt is probable that one hundred per cent of those who object to the veto will write, ‘while only twenty or thirty or forty per cent. of ‘those who approve of !t will do so. It behooves every member of Congress who honestly seeks to do hisduty to bear this fact in mind. Let him read what the people at large are saying through ‘the newspapers, if he would acquaint himself with public sentiment, The press may mislead its readers sometimes when ft plays the prophel, Dut it 1sas truthful as a sflvered glass when it plays the mirror; and just now it is engaged, not in foreshadowing, but in reflecting the opintons of its.great American constituency, which are bet- ter worth heeding than the opinions of the ciaim agents, or of the other professional philanthro- pists who make @ victim of the self-respecting ‘veteran. > ‘To a person with so littia music in bis soul that he ts not enthralled by harmonies of sound into a forgetfulness of incongruous surroundings, the idea of putting the story of Othello into Italian operatic form inust seem very funny. It has been done, and done successfwNy, from a musical potat of view: but there are episodes in the tale as ‘Shakspere tells it Which would tax the resources. of the actor's art as well as the risibies of a se- ‘Yerely practical spectator. In the scene between Othello and Jago ta Which the Moor’s jealous ire 13 raised to the highest pitch, half the dramatic force of the situation would be lost if Othello did ‘not manifest his feelings by violence of action; and the idea of Jago, pitched all of @ heap upon ‘the floor and then and there bursting tnto song to ‘utter his remonstrances, 13 essentially comical. In the last act. too, Othetio’s broken while engaged in smothering his wife, owes all ts aigaity in its stage presentation to the expression Of @ most unmelodious emotion. However, the Udrectist usually works with a divided conscience. He sticks to his theme as welt as he can on the one hand, butom the otner be bears in mind the ext. sgenetes of musical composition and endeavors to ‘adept his Mterary efforts thereto. Presu:nptively ‘The maker of the book for Signor Verats latest Opera has done hts share of trimming. —_—__——. ‘The suggestion of the National Drill ‘Unut Congress authorize the mint to issue medals, Wo bedesigned by the War department and pre. Sentett to the successful competitors in the drill by ‘the President, as commander-in-chief of the mil- Mary force of the nation, or bis delegated repre. sentative, 1s a happy one. National recognition 1s desired, not a subsidy. Our volunteer soldiers constitute the military strength of the nation, and in 90 acting as to encourage measures designed to improve the drill and discipline of the militia Congress will be legislating in the line ef the for. Ufication and ordnance bills, and will mect tye Popular demand for greater military efficiency, ‘The Massachusetts legislature has been polled, republicans, and the resuit fs a vote of seventy-six out of @ possibie hundred and twenty-eigh favor of Blaine as a presidential candidate’ in 2888, and fifty-six democrats out of s possible seventy-four in favor of Cleveland. Owing to two notable deaths which have occurred within ‘the last fifteen months, it will be tmpoasible to Dominate both of the “old tickets” im their en. ‘rety; but, with the chance for new men which ‘this circumstance opens, the Itkelfhood that both Presidential candidates of 18%4 Will be renomi- nated next year seems to be rather increasing. a oe ‘What has become of the 30th of ‘April maugu- Tation day amendment? Has the House commit. Vee decided to smother it? Fifteen working-days Yemain in which It can be passed, and time slips ‘Dy very fast indeed at the end of the seasion, “If the amendment does not get through Congress by ‘the 4th of Mareh, it will have no chance of ratif- cation in time to go into effect as.a partof the federal constitution in the spring of 1889, ‘If the Cleveland's term by eight ‘Bouse ought surely to be. quality imported and usually $1.96 a pair. They are 8-button, Undressed Mousquetairs. Black, tans, grays ‘and opere shades. Ask to see the 16-button Mousquetairs, Pearl color, with black embroidered beoka, ss HE KK gi, 3 ‘76e., $1.25 and @1.89, but worth twenty-five per cent more. Satin Brocades, exquisite designs. Colors: light blue, white, pistache cream, pink, helio- ope, nile green, canary, cardinal, ete. ‘ -10 are the prices of Satin Rbsdames, to match in colors, Good quality. 65c. Spring Shades Surah Silks, 24 inches wide, 91.25 Spring Shades Faille Francaise. §2~ Made expressly for the PALAIS ROYAL. Each pice stamped “Palais Royal,” by which name we shall ‘advertise these goods the coming season. z A $9 EEE s8%s § bu. BA Be Bot TLLL A 4 Coo ERB Sus8 = 81.68, $2.25, $2.68, $3.39, ¢3.98—Prices asked for the new Black Silk Chantilly Lace Flouncings; 42 inches wide. $1.25, $1.68, $1.89, 82.25, $2.98, $3.35, $4.68 for Overdresses to match. $1.48, $2.25, 82.48, $2.98, 83.98 for Spanish Gui- pure Lace Flouncings; 42 inches wide. $1.25, 81.68, $1.98, $3.15 for Overdresses to match. 97" Lowest prices (for such goods) ever quoted. FVYF 3 ede EN 885 j we AA RNK a5, SS SM Ss = ‘The following were the samples of an eminent im- Porting house. The low prices afford an excellent ‘opportunity to obtain achoice Fan. $2.89, $3.39, $3.98 Spangled Silk Gauze Fans, $4.98, $6.68, 87.98, 14 Hand-painted, lace trim- med do. ‘$1.98 Qaure Painted Fans with feather tipe. $2.68 Black Geuze Fen. ‘87.39, $7.98 White Geuze Fans, hand-painted. 810 Lavender Gauze Fan, lace trimmed, spangled. $3.98, 85.96 “Opera” Fans of ostrich plumes, colors. $6.68, $8.98 Pearl Sticks, Hand-painted Satin Fans, $10.98 Pearl Stick Gauze Fan, painted. ‘83.98 Blue Ostrich Feather Fan, bone stick. ‘99.39 White Ostrich Festher Fan, carved ‘stick. ‘95.98 Gray Ostrich Feather Fan, inlaid stick. $35 White Ostrich Fan, pearl stick. 85 Black Ostrich Fan, ebony sticks. ‘$11.98 Black Ostrich Fan, shell stick. $13.39 Gray Ostrich Fan, shell stick. $2.25, $2.98, $3.98 Black Gauze Fans, spangled. Srrournes Ix Hew Guin UNLIMITED FACILITIES ENABLE US TO PRO- DUCE AT THE SHORTEST. POSSIBLE NOTIOE ANY NUMBER OF CAPS OR HATS OF A GIVEN STYLE. WESHALL BE GLAD AT ANY TIME TO FURNISH ESTIMATES TO MILITARY ORGANIZA- TIONS, COLLEGES, BICYCLE OLUBS, UNIFORMED SOCIETIES, ETO. OUR PRICES WILL BE FOUND ‘TO BE SOMEWHAT LOWER THAN THOSE OF ANY EXCLUSIVE HAT AND CAP HOUSE IN AMERICA; THE QUALITY, OF COURSE, WE GUARANTEE ALWAYS. RAILROAD CONDUCTORS, EMPLOYES OF THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE AND OTHERS ‘WHO MAY WANT CAPS OF A PARTICULAR SHAPE WOULD DO WELL TO CONSULT WITH U8 BEFORE CLOSING OUT. Entire stock of Flowers, divided in three lots, at 25, 48 aud G8c. Silk buds and some choice novelties that ‘sold at double the price will be found in sbove lots. Reason for reduced prices—grest demand for feathers, Bos aa HOVAL.. (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) 1117-19 PERNSYLVAMIA AVE. AND 401 TO 407 12TH 8ST. 5. W. PLACING THEIR ORDERS ELSEWHER. ENIGHTS TEMPLAR, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, UNIFORMED BANK OF ODD FELLOWS AND OTHER UNIFORMED ORGANIZATIONS CAN'T DO BETTER—PROBABLY NOT AS WELL—EVEN WITH HOUSES THAT CLAIM TO CATER FOR THEM ALONE. ONE ADVANTAGE THERE 18 IN DEALING AT HOME-IF THE CAP OR CHAPEAU DOESN'T FIT “FIRST.POP* WE ARE HERE TO MAKE IT FIT. If YOU ORDER IT FROM ABROAD AND IT DOESN'T FIT WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? ‘RESPECTFULLY, SAKS & COMPANY, ‘SPECIALISTS IN HEAD GEAR, 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. 115 BBR IT TITrT HOH Eee ot kok “e" FOR gs Pea un 2 HHH Sssg BB EE f 8B S85 = LEIGH. At 5:45 am., Monday, February 14th, 1887, 8 son to Mr. and Mrs. JAMES SAMUEL LEIGH, Fairfax, Fairfax county, Virginia, ‘The premium present has been sent to this address, ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS. ‘We have received several announcements this morn- ing of births occurring prior to Monday, Feb. 14. Ac- cording to the stipulation of our advertisement we cannot publish these. No announcement will be made of births previous tothe 14th. All births will be pub- lished FREE every day and a present sent to each baby from the 14th instant until further notice. HOSIERY. ‘We offer MEDIUM WEIGHT INGRAIN LADIES’ ‘HOSE, in black, stripes and colors, all sizes, and nine different patterns, at 42 CENTS A PAIR. LACE FLOUNCING. We offer 45-inch Pure Silk Guipure Flouncing at 9148 PER YARED. A CHOICE IN CLOAKS: At $3 and $5 was advertised this morning in the ‘Republican, THE BBB BNW Be oS ANE pe o8 Gu BB “oo” NNN MM MMA o00 MuuM ss BRR OC HT OH BEF MMM 2° EOE SoG Ht H Eee 7 15 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Cuzar Traverrxa Dnesses, ‘Yard-and-half wide, all-wool, fine quality SUITING in Stripes and Mixt ot sy Sizines and Mixtures reduced to $1 per yard. Choice Elegant CAMEL'S HAIRS reduced to $1. Fine CORDUROYS at 75c,, worth 81. Elegant quality FAILLE FRANCAIS SIERB redtced fo oa Al colo Ad JERSEY ize FRENCH CASHMERES, 48-in. wide, reduced Paris ROBES at half priee. ‘Fancy VELVETS, all reduced in price. Pajama FLANNELS, choice styles. ‘Medium weight DRESS GOODS, all reduced in price. All-wool Printed CHALLIE, 50c. Plaid and Striped WRAPPER FLANNELS. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONB, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. “Cue Axo Prscercr. BE THY SLEEP," OLD FOGY. ns ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE, “Wo uiall bo plouad tows snd each Fou at VICTOR ® ADLER, TEX PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSR TEN 027 AND 929 7TH STRERT MORTAWES?, OR MASS. AVE, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. pen Saturday wal 11 o'clock 9. ma. 25 A™™E ‘Washington, D. 0. _ Rewanre Or Tasx Livexs, ‘These are the only “Remnants” we buy. Other “Remnants” advertised by us are the legitimate leavings of our'regular stock. These Lines “Remnants” we buy of the manufseturer, and. are the ends of the whole pieces put up at the mill. Equally a8 good qualities as those cut from our regular stock, and are offered to you at prices from 5 to 15c. per yard less, Especial ly desirable for ladies and children's under ‘wear, men’s shirt bosoms and bands. Prices ¥5y, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50c. per yard. . ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Caran Wooten Fasztes, Our stock of these estimable goods is kept constantly complete, and we call attention to the following extra good values: Cream All-Wool Flannels, 40-inch, 500.; 42- inch, 62)40. per yd. 41-in. Cream Canvas Homespun, only 62340. per Cream All-Wool Cashmeres, 38-inch, 50c. per yard; 40-inch, 750. per yard; 46-inch, @1 per yard. 40-inch Cream All-Wool Nun's Vellings, only 62ye. per yard. 42-in. Cream All-Wool Batiste, only 750. per yard. 50-in. Oream All-Wool Foule, only 750. per yard. Cream All-Wool Albatross, 38 inch, 50c. per yard; 42-inch, 75. per yard. 42-in. Cream All-Wool Etamine, only 750. per yard. 54-in. Cream All-Wool Serge, only @1 per SPECIAL—E1-inch Cream Danish Cloth, the ‘same goods with which we have had such suc- cess the past season, being at times totally un- able to supply the demand. Only 12%0. per yard. The best value at the price ever offered. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Crzsnaxce Sax Or Wrara. We are desirous of selling off every fall and wintet Wrap in our establishment before re- moval into our new store, corner 11th and F streets. You have sometime yet to wear Winter Wraps. Some of these will answer for spring. We have a very little while in which to sel) them, and realize that to accomplish their complete disposal extraordinary inducements must be offered, consequently we have made ‘unparalleled reductions, and quote in part the following: 20 Garments, comprising Black Newmarkets and Black and Brown Walking Jackets in variety of cloths, stylishly made up; were @5, 86, 86.50 and $7: now only #4 each. 33 Garments, comprising Newmarkets and Jackets, black and shades of brown; made from cheviots, Berlin twills, astrakhan, boucle, &c. were $6.50, $7, 88, 8.50, 89, $10 and $12.50; now only $5 each. 6 Black Boucle English Walking Coats, double breasted, full back, well and stylishly made; reduced from 815 to $8.50 each. 29 Black Wool Frieze Wraps, short back, long fronts, handsomely trimmed with wide black Russian fur, finished with tails, lined through- out with fine black quilted satin. 1 Lot dropped from 812.50 to $8. 1 Lot dropped from $15 to $10. 1 Lot dropped from 819 to $12. 1 Lot dropped from $23 to 815. 5 Black Astrakban Visites, elegantly trimmed with biack Russian far, lined with satin, sizes ‘38,40 and 42 Reduced from $25 to 15 each. 5 Seal Plush Visites, elegantly trimmed with fur, lined with black quilted satin, 2 size 40, 2 size 42, 1size 44. Reduced from $15 to $10 each. 1 Seal Plush Visite, feather trimmed, size 36. Reduced from $15 to $10. 1 do. trimmed with seal fringe, size 32. Reduced from $22 to 815. 28eal Plush Visites, fur trimmed, quilted satin lined, sizes 32 and 40. Reduced from 817 to 812. 1 Fine Seal Plush Visite, richly trimmed with wide gray fur, size 34. Reduced from $27.50 to 820. 1 Fine Seal Plush Visite, handsomely trimmed with nutris fur, lined with black quilted satin, size 32. Reduced from $30 to $2 2 Seal Plush Visites, superior grade of plush, elecantly trimmed with real seal drop frinwe, fuze 30 and 42.” Keduced from #35 to 823 each. 8 Seal Plush Sacques: 1 Size 40, dropped from $25 to $17. 1 Bize 42, dropped from $330 to $20, 1 Size 44, dropped from $30 to $20. In justice to yourself you should not fail to take advantage of this excelleut opportunity, as it will bea good investiment even if the gar: ment be laid away for next winter. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Tue Bockwarar Caxe, From Goodall’s Sun. No dainty in winter for breakfast surpasses the cakes made of buck- wheat s-swimming in 'Iases and slid- ing in butteras yellow as gold. and noth- ing is like em tokeepout thecold. How splendid they look so exquisitely browned, all hot from the griddle, made perfectly found by Mollie, my Mollie, who bakes ’em with skill andpatiently waits till P'veeaten ry fill, ‘No wonder I lovein the morning to hear the break- fast bell ring out its tidings of cheer. I dress in 8 Jiffy and hurry below where Mollie is greasing the griddle, I know. Hurrah for the winter ‘whose frostness makes an appetite eager for hot buckwheat cakes, which, sliding in butter and swimming in ‘Iaeses, 4s something for breakfast that nothing surpasses, Hecker’s. m4 Sarreexs Axo Trucors. Beautiful Styles SATTEENS, 12%. and:150. French SATTEENS, 25c., 30c., 35¢. 2,800 yards, New Styles and Colors. SPRING DIAG- ONALS, 75c.—cheap. 40 Pieces Beautiful Shades, 42-inch TRICOTS, 500. Beautiful Shades 6-4 TRICOTS, $1. All WINTER DRESS GOODS at cost. BLANKETS and BED COMFORTS at cost, 50 dox MEN'S UNLANDRIED SHIRTS, 60c.; ‘usual price. 87340. BLACK SILKS, SURAHS and RHADAMAS at very low prices. COLORED SILKS at half price. Ses GOODS in great variety at extremely low OUR GOODS ARE GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST. PLAIN FIGURES. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED—TWO GIRLS_oNE FOR GENERAL fiahte: ‘no other need app a Wir aie Bt st nw, be te WANTED_WHITE ERRAND BOY FOR STORE: West retrence ‘wages for start 82.50 week. ee ¥ "GROWN GIRL, TO ONE e herself useful. Drugstore corner 24 and D sta trv “te for am ; ast at 817 7th st. nw. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, a Pisce ee chtgbernaid or waitremy oF RODMDE = eae WAzERE, Aacearerang oman good references. APHIy st 2128 8th stnwe At yANTED — Bi LORED WOMAN, A SITUA- "S00K OF to do iaundry works wo0d GIy ref erences, APPIY at LOLS 19th sea wee ety W3NED,, ‘YOUNG LADY HAVING RECEIVED an ecducedon in wand wale tor beech, the pry ag A HC, Star of = f15-3t* ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A WHITE Wee cinnberwort al wag and Bacio ts theca p tween twelve aud Sho Selock on Wel cutse ome Sasol enday, af T3181 seman ANTED A (OUNG WHITE GIRL AND BOY to children and make herself generally use- falime private tanaliy. “Apply at ouse at GEL Det ANTED— 12 or 14, to takecare of 'achild. Apply at es MF id old, to assist in general WANTED TINO CANVASSERS FOR PIANO AND ences rea references required. 1466 R. I. ave. 115 3t* ‘A RESPECTARLE WHITE GIRL, OF 14th st. n.w. ‘ANTED-A WHITE GIRL, ABOUT SIXTEEN food wason i antistactory, ADDIS at (set Pennsylvania ave. nw. ectbet ty ‘business, Sal: mumniesion. ences required. Addrom EXERGY, Star ofice. {15°3% ‘ANTED—EXPERIEN WHITE WOMAN A W6rreitree and chambarasia in tally of aos pat ‘ANTED—A WHITE Wi Wareioey Smunzagt wast Wi Ramee 3 K st. a references required ‘ANTED-CATERER TO TAKE CHARGE OF W ining Hoou and mit cuer wen : ep fa Eevee locality. ‘Addreas 'W. Ee Sisk Ofice, WWANTED-« CLASS COLORED WAIT! Wises iy. ADDI se 1301 Rata WVANTED_A MAN TO CONTRACT TOCUT CORD ‘wood in the District. Apply at ollica of PEATE & DHIPPS, 14th and Bets) new. at 12 ojock an. “n1a3t once. colored women cooks, 20.” Chambermaida, nurses, scrubs and. men cooks, UMGHSS, Employment Busco, 650 MBIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, men and women cooks, waiters, general house: ind for sil Kinds: dourente labors with wise for all kin ¢ labor, “ East Capitol ate” 5 ‘ANTED—TWO STEADY WOMEN, A COOK AND an experienced child's nurse, for sinall family in the country: references required; permanent situa- thong. Apply at Iowa Circié, 9 to 10 m,,6 t0 8 pam, ANTED-NURSERY MAIDS FREE KIND! garten Training School. The next lessons on “The Care of Young Children’ ten in the nursery), commences next Wednesday, ebruary 16, 3 to4 o'clock, at 1017 10th atreot.. A dress is given for perfect attendance, 112-5t) VER GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GENE- ral housework: no washing; German et pre- ferred; references required. W. L. COLE, Park st., Bit Pleasant. £1230 ‘ANTED-A_ COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE ‘orders for “Appleton’s Cyclopedia of American Biography,” to be completed in Six Royal Octavo Vol- mew: vollme one now ready. A rood chance for the Fight man. Apply Agency D. Appleton & Oo. 4:57 71h st nw, 2-3t 'ANTED_—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, Winer cook waters tracts oman tonto cles bring references. (Swedish and German women always wanted.) F. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. u,w. 112-6t* ‘WAXTED_4 COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED amount im suockand warden’ toola To the right ae mu fre will furnish from 40 to 50. acres of elerant land cverlooking the city: water. tower engine and foros ‘furnish water, together ‘man rom 50 horses. Apply at once to 1334 F st.n.w.f12-3t Ww Nojtremen Nursee, Men Sooke Waiters, Bar- nder, Drivers, Farmers and Dairymeh, Also,Women forout of city.” Heferences. National Labor Bureau, B17 Th st. WANTED IER WOMEN. BOYS, GIRS 870 per month'st their own homes; cost); EAR! outait of samples, « packaxe of goods agg full instructions for 106. to help to pay postage. H.C. BOWELL & GO; Ratnnd, Ye fit WV ANTED—AGENTS TO SME PRATT’S PATENT Button Fastener. Ad RATT MANUFAC- TURING CO., Boston, Muss. 110-6t Wy ANTED—DuNpone’s YMENT BU reat, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, with references. 717 M at. n. 19-61 WANTED, — LADIES AND Piro enn ea a Boe anes er nthe \ANTED—A MAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS, |W ictsted outatde principal cities, fo represent, ik hus section, an entablished Louse obthty salary #100 if suited; references. MANUFACTURER SUP ck Box 583, New Yor! aS L-mata,dw ‘ANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT their own homes; 7 to $10 per week can be jujetly made. No photo, painting; no canvarsinz. For ‘ull particnlars, please address, at’ once, CRESCENT ALT CO. 19 Central st, Boston, Mass., Box 5,170. 3m ANTED—BY A NEW YORK IMPORTING AND Jobbing Tea House, a first-class Salesman for the southern states; pone but men of experience and hav- inyran established trade need apply. Address, with full Papticulars ‘and written referencés, DANIEL ELLIS WOODHULL, New York city. ‘22w ‘oftice. ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL MV.s fics chaitbernaid in pve amy ABR 20Pstne. nad ‘ANTED— KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE 7 ite ANY apdcompetent servants in al mute GESS, Emp! : _ Ce rug x Years prac - istered; very beat ref ‘Address GOGAINE. P.O. ANTED-SEWING IN FAMILIEG BY AN EX: maker, button-hole worker and sewing machine Tor, “Address or call at O40 I st nw, ae ANTED-KNOWN COLUMBIA, EMPLOYMENT 3 ; competent vante of nll winds furnished at shortest notices 308 East Capitol st. n4-6t* WANTED_POSITIONS FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- engineer, borers.) in fami cle “storen, gins Pee COLOMBIA’ EMSLOVMEST? ROENGT, 308 E. Cap, st. fieiw W: \NTED—A SITUATION AS DRAUGHTSMAN BY tn mechanied drawing qpeamenst work shown, Ade dress Box 12, St. James Hotel. nee ANTED—POSITIONS FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- tke ‘Bails nares gun tere fam- hotels, stores, Trees iane'snd hospitals’ F/M. BURNGAS, Faw. 112 -6t* WWANTED_YOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION ax usefal companion toa lady, of aa ho for widower. Call or address J. W., 728 10th st... yy ANTI Br RESPECTABLE WHITE ‘wom jon as chaumbermaid or purse; eves Teens given, Address NULSE, Star office. WANTED KNOWN-NAT. TABOR BUREAU 18 the hesdquarters for Feliable and. competent Servants, Butlers, Waiters with. dress quits, Drivers, Engineers, Farm and Dairy. E. Hl. DICK, a7, 7th st WaAnNtena MASSACHUSETTS YOUNG LADY, with s thorough musical education, both vocal ani snstrumental, would like to teach ina family or schoo or play in music rooms. F. N. D., Star office. 110-00 WANTED. A LADY OF SETTLED HABITS, WHO Understands the care and management of & house and ciidrens"s rood readet, a trained stenographer and typewriter, ‘mployment. excellent testi Tonlndefurnished. Address Box 194, Siar office. nw. WANTED-—HOUSES, - NTED_FROM OWNERS, SUBURBAN PROP. ties. We have brisk deuiand from parties who will buy at once desirably located properties. Full descrip . ice ae 2 HERRING, 1331 F at. west McKIBBIN V ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE OF six or seven rooms: modern improvements TLE. St pre- ferred; price not to exceed Address, stating follparticular, CLEAR THLE, Starofice” {4-3 yy ANTED—BY »BRSON IN OFFICE FROM THI ‘owner s house with not less than eight rooms, fash, balanoe $40 aimobth Uf paid for, “Address AS cash, for. ° Btar office. mee 11430 WV err and eee tested ae ei vette nn. enrol 3008 NOTES STE AE SRS A? ‘WAS FOF ASTM gOS NASH, 1010 F at ne f12-3t NTED-—FROM OWNERS_HOUSES TO W trsey spring demand brisk. We have daily ap- Plications for housea. Gan rent or sell at once We BINS HERRING, 1991 F ot 19-Ln “WANTED—LOTS. ‘ANTED—FOR CASH—A SMAIL BUILDING Lotin the northwest section of. the city; size about 20x75. Address Box 55, Star office. {14-3t* WANTED-DMMEDIATELY SEVERAL | WHOLE Squares and large lots of cheap, unimproved ground in the District limits; northeast, southeast and ‘southwest sections preferred. All communications, to insure attention and expedite business, must afford full and correct particulars regurding’ condition of F titles, give numbers of squares and feet therein con- tained, and name absolutely to a cent the lowest possi- Die hat can buy. When suited, will buy quickly. ‘actual owners of properties or Yegal reprrseaita- ‘of estates need apply. Address “CAPITAL,” ck Box 537, City Post Otice 112-7" ANTED—BUSINESS PROPERTY OR LOT ON 14th st; House in northwest, $4,000 to 88,000; in northwest oF beyond Hoiudary, for part BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1608-1010 TRCHASE LOTS ON MERIDIAN Hill or Lanier Heights at reasonable rates; none but owners need reply, «xing exact loeation of them. Address REASON, Stai E waiting. OR RENT—A VERY LANGE SUNNY FRONT Tom, newly furnished, with heat; price §10. 1133 t _____ WANTED—ROOMS. WEASTEDITWO | OR THREE UNFURISHED Kooms,suitableforlight housekeepi orno notice taken. Address W. D., 200 WANTED TWO NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ‘Kooms, with closets, on first or second floor, for gentleman abd wife; within a few blocks of 13th’ and F stan, w.: permanent if suited. Address with price, &c., MELVIN, Star office, ite WANTED BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS— three or four unfurnished Rooms,in the northwest section; references exct Box 78, Star WANTED — MancH ast TWO FURNISHED ‘Rooms, second floor, for jousekeeping: con- yenlent to “Avenue and’Fstreat. car lines: wood loca: tion and nice family; references exchanged. Address TEACHES, Star office. meats ‘WANTED-HOOM AND BOARD, FOR GENTLE- mun and wife; price not to exceed $50 per month; between 5th and 12th sts, and F and M sta, u.w.: best feferences given atid required. Address ‘Box 7, Star office. WANTED y A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND daughter, nicely furnished parlor and two sleep- dng rooms watt Lgcation between 13th and 20th, F and Lats. a. w., Address, ferme, whic must be moderate, Box 72, Star ofice. © £15-3 ANTED-A SUITE OF TWO OR THREE furnished rooms, suitable for bachelor quarters and convenient to the ‘Treasury Departent. Must have lanze windows, southern exposure and all modem improvements. “Address Lock’ Hox 400, City Poet fice. FAOR RENT—THREE SECOND FLOOR APAR’ ments: two communicating: furnished or unfur- nished ; with first-class board; room on same floor; Are room if desired. 1140 Connecticut ave, J{OR RENT-SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, EN | F ROOM AND BO; VERY LARGE handsomely furnished Room,second floor front, will be rented to a gentleman and wife, or two single gen- Hlemen.” Superior Table Board. “Apply at 310 € stp w. OFFER TWO miner Diese together or sinely” genticnen Dre: ner prices: or singly: gen ferred “also two rooms On third floor. 108 Gat. hw. FOE BENT_TWO PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ‘Rooms on first fluor ; low rent to responsible partics ood location; two car lines within one minute's walk; small family: ‘no children. 1017 8th st. nw. £15-2t" | ‘OR RENT—PLEASANT PARLOR ROOMS ON first floor :comfortably furnished,at moderate rent private family. 1119 10th st. n.1 T1430" (OR RENT—GOOD ROOM AND BOARD, WITH heat, sus and bath, $15 per month. 48 H Cap. and Ist sis. n.e. E OR RENT—PRIVATE FAMILY RENT — FURNISHED — SECOND-STO front Room; very desirable; gentlemen preferred. 1826 16th 8: f14-3t" OR RENT=1 ANT ROOMS mer and winter: nicely furnished ; bay Window: lance closets; every comfort; terms to suit to a satisfactory and permanent tenaut.” 1:530 12th st. LW. WANTED-—BOARD. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS VANTED-TYPE WRITER WITH CALIGRAPH a) ine to occtipy desk room, or will purchase second-hand improved Caligraph, Room 2. 994 F st, 1t y ANTED_T0 PURCHASE A RESTAURANT, ONE paying & good profit on the investment, nowe reliable particn dealt with, Addrens “A. B.'Os Sar Ciice. ANTED—TO BUY A SMALL PLACE OF BUSI- |W iter conftetionery oF clear atone preferred Ade aress Box 58, Star office. ‘ANTED—ONE SECOND Dottler’s wagon. K. 8. W., 6 5-at" fi Wee pee Ee Fae, Det 7 years, suitable . Address TROTTER, Star office, fi5-ae ‘ANTED—TO BUY—A SECOND-HAND 8TEIN- way Or Knabe Plano ata bargain for cash; stave price, 4c. Address ADOLPH, Star omice, £15-3t* -ANTED—JAMES RAGAN, PLUMB! GAS AND ey Steam ney nl ee eee eaten f fire-escapes and stan Tange buildings and hotels. “All work and material Arst-clase. 1014 Peon ivania ave D.w. 115-1m Waa TO FILL BEDS AT THE NEW east fork Lodging House, 9310 st, n. w. (one door from 10th st.); $10c. and 15c. per night. 114-60" OW ANTED—TO BUY, A WOOD AND COAL YARD Wir ‘cash. AddreenW.G., Star oftice. f14-3t* Waar ea) AT 5 PER CENT ON FinsT- Watiea in good locality. Address Mi, ‘star office. Ee JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 15 713 Market Space, FINE BY] BYHISKY: ‘From 75c. to 0c. bot “4 mm sf pe epee Be. to, = vd hier i oTaFane devon One cer tout ‘THUR NATTANS, | Idthand i and Seek rere, 4-3t* ‘ANTED-TO HIRE A NOT MORE THAN weeks old (Ne a Adah Wiese (Rewtoudlan refered) Altres ‘Ny ANTED — COLORED PUPILS FO} Ni Wonss, and Singing: 85 er quarter; first-class ey ‘teacher; 180. ora; Ear rmothod. Address PROFESSOR OF MU Let ‘Stat office. fl4-lw* TANTED-R. WASHINGTON'S MAGIC CREAM, ‘Wor ihstantspeous CureAny breating out on face orbody cured. Moth Pinples, wrinkics, en Nalieds wad a'clear complexion inured to all who use at RPL cesar it, ‘on application. ati teas dae attr: Fa OR REN 0. PLEASANT COMMUNICATING unfurnished Rooms, second floor, with heat and, 1428 Pierce Place n.w. fi4 MOR RENT—1214 K Ne LEASANT front room or third floor, or sitting room and bed room. Very moderate prices and destrable Tocation. pee TES ne-be ‘OR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND story Front Boom: private family. +27 Gth stn. Est ROR RENT—1708 L ST., NEAR icUT .two lange unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeoping, with hest, gas, closets and bath, $12 per month. 112-30 JOR REN RF! 2 BRIGHT, CHEERFUL, NICELY furnished Rooms ing hew house, directly opposite ihe new Pension office within five miuutes walk of Patent and Post offices: house well heated and lighted; sanitary plumbing; terms moderate. 440 G at. nw. )R RENT_—ROOMS, 949 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W. ‘bay window; south front; heat and light; three com iunicating, second floor, and two on third; rent low; uni f12-3t RENT—1641 13TH ST. N.W. LARGE, 8EC- Sialery front room, with alcove, bay window, Closets, &c.: adjoining room: £12. EN Y FURNISHED BOO} a if desired. 1016 15th st.n. w. fi: I SOR RE! tiful Room ; second floor: ‘sou! ished. Also, t ther Rooms, ished; rent reasonable to good tenant, ROR RENT: ‘9TH ST. AND MASS. A’ FS, Rowe, southern exportre: with board eee ieee DESIRABLE RENT—SEVERAL at em a 7 PRETTILY FURNISHED PARLOR eh ee hy R RENT— OR UNFURNISHED rooms; with private bath; references gi) quired. 160] Ist. nw. E R_RENT—TWO_ COMMUNICATING SECO! Rooms, lat wit '; new aerate fas Reeth ee eae reat suitable for two or three gentlemen. wife. 909 L. RENT-TWO_ FURNISHED, Fito: without board: for westitbes ly, ‘ADJOIN ag 13th st. nw. jaz2-Im* J{OR RENT—PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS ‘cordially invited to call at our office for free list of sane. "D.G, PROCTOR © OK, Heal Bxtato and Ln" surance, 1226 F st nw. ‘ANTED—LADIES TO KNOW THEY CANLEARN W Drom Catling 27 td ler ee reduced bree a Dre MeN wan EVER} XY TO USE AROMATIO Wand Desoe ) rlief in cases of Sore abox. "At druggists. ‘f11-Lm* ‘ANTED-IT KNOWN THAT C. 8. BUNDY, OF Wise ig Babb, seen gt ety oral sas tog gteist ‘e I of DYEING AND CLEANING. Rear encees eae, and Fi f1. Pi Pe et | Sine are marie ips : Pe er SES Sona ee ene er ‘te. Bes and Hts. u f15-6t TAR, $R3.33. 1202 age 2200 14") os acy MU Pleiaant, g20. 222 K 5F,, $13.50. (Small ‘Houses,’ froin $3 to. $12 0. an ail Pari of thecity. we CAS Fe HANES, ‘808 Fst. nw, R RENT_THAT BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM ERIC Haug A5G at, tw. opposite Pension office: \rice: % wwance : We fareh 1. Inquire at 437 6 st ies ‘OF RIGGS Fok BENT. 2729 147TH ST. NW, COR st. A handsome new fe a 1 with eves 2. O-foui os Sou ven: mouth, BRONMSTED: ESD GT Pee heme Thee, th n.e, Or. m.. 7 ERS BE Tot rs} 10th st. 10 14th st. 7. T1OQ st. 6 Shoe Se ae: S23 Nate Bee - 3 STORES, ETC, OFFICE | Str. rms. and patt cella La.av..basement, ..230 ts n.w ®: Bd fir, 4 id dw. G25 ib st rr. iptiinw. Stable Pr Gdst.s.w. The above isonly a books. For fail ist cat the Istand Usth. {F151 ortion of the property on my toffee for bulletin fers! THOS. E. WAGGAMAN JOR RENT—No. 2139 K ST. N W.—NEW TWELVE. room ‘Trick: ined. tiop.; front and back ys0ds exccyticnally attractive house: pent $50, in adv Keys with JOHN SHERMAN & ©O., 1407 F. jazotw OR RENT_1226 2D ST. 8. E.,5 ROOMS; WA in rear. Apply 140 fe MES We TYLER _f14-3t F floor. Fo, RENT—806 L ST. N.W., TWO-STORY AN! attic Frame; 8 rooms; $22. EH. T. LEIPOLD, “H14-3t 1831 F stn. OR REN LOCATED, seven-room Houses, with as, Ueth, Tatu gta cold water et #24 46 feraanent tena: r houses, latger and sinafler. SMEG ELA. MCINTIRE, 918 F ot R RENT—1226 2D ST, 8. E, FIVE ROOMS, wateriu rear. Apply nextdoor. - f14-0t" R RENT—1121 8 ST., SIX ROOMS AND BATH, Tatrobe,. ‘and all’ conveniences. Inquire at 508 13th st. Rae NOR RENT—TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, 1617 6th st. nw, containing 6 rooms apd ath, celia Tange, gas and water. in excellent, condition: conv Bient tocars, market and schools; €20.30 per month. Tnquirest 1507 8th at nw. 3 R RENT—CALL FOR OUR BULLETIN oF ‘Houses for rent “tt SOHN SHERMAN & CO,, 1407 F at JOE RENT-20=2_'N ST. NEAR DUPONT cm. ie, 10 raonis, ew, modern improneent care Wood "mantles, and Tatrrors. open hire fine! Tapered throughout. "BOO fer mentie e INO. BOWLES, 1221 F st. Fox, 429 HST. N.W. BETWEEN 4TH and Sth, 8-rooms, water, gas and latrobes; newly | painted . price &30 per mouth, 5. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., £12-3t 28 th st. n.w., St. Cloud building, FOE BENE STO? PAYING RENT AND BUY A House: $100 and upward, according to value Property, down. the Ualance in monthly” payments mat equal to the rent you pay. What you now tirow away for” reut foos Fet. nw ‘You will thus be aay: ia ____ fz BET.L AND MN. 15 rooms; handsomely papered; excellentorder, ont 2 PF. LARNER, 639 F st__ 1024 OTH ST. NW. #30; w siz-room houses, 10 ind 12 18.00 per mouth; moter . C. JOHNSON, 718. 13th JOR, RENT—HOUSE eight rooms; two JOR RENT_VERY NICELY FURNISHED OR U! furnished 8-room, bath and cellar house: ze neighborhood : rooms, 3 storie KNIGHT, 1008 F ate eo 1TH ST. 8 E, 6 kooms, 0 per niontl EALL & CO., 1321 F st. E-STORY onvenient TTRELL, 1418 New York ave. OR RENT—THAT DESIRABLE THR Brick 1511S st-u.w.; all modera imps, tomarket, care and herdies. “Apply to B. CO _f12-3te * 2... 107s. 46 Hat. n.6., rs. 237 2d st. n. w., 718. ut 4 Int e.c..4r- 08 3d st.o.w.5r..1 POSSE G i arene oe Matawe ee 12-30 C. H. PARKER, cor. 45s and Esta. a.w. z 5 Fey 1D 520 8. > HIE 10 1 Py Ei 10 119 E, 8 R RENT — BOARDING - HOUSE, x Tooms. | + Ain best cou. cue? Sar ahi wero Soni io FW. Cutthoblan est Capea ba Swe > aere VERY SOR OPE TAGE. Ly 7 DRSSS Sra hie gure oe Dae aw FOR _RENT—STORES. 2026 141 MW. ei BOARDING. Paes FOR RENT--H ( USES. pry a Mat, near 14th, HGr..200 ear OSC, 10rd Coniay mr L D 2d wt, stewie Pa Sah, near k, D het, ear Gent sth st’. 10r mt eat P xt, Yropert, ced with rout OF malo is it qr eons rae JOR RENT— ‘1806 NH. ave. ee raat 1018 Conn. ave, Or) 1204 Kst.nw lor 1 | Mi ave, Lar. 8 wig inene: ir. w ¥ at Vir. SO INO} Or bw TE ‘oreoran t..Or ES} ie 28 Sir. 108 | and dwelling 2G NS ave Be. 10r. H0 1625 Mam. ave The above houses ean be examined ty cur othce only. THOMAS 3 Fist? RCO. 1324 Fst nw, JOR _RENT—UNFURNISHE #355 15) Ath wt... 2 F nt aN 14th, hho dsione “o Dats. 3 ay at ro F KENT_NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESTRABLT: ieasantly situated Brick” Dwell +. including bath. 103 MI ate water. $10, HOS. G°HE NST) WOu Fat, Setory hee 10 Place, S-atory Verh story brie 7 Real Extate Broker 14s SUITABLE F ont. Rw. op 5 per month. 12 JOR RENT—A BUILDIN Nth Dining-room, 441 building. Rent, & that. nw, FOR SALE-—MISCELLA NEOUS JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINE the old establinhed Saloon abd two sed Pol al St northeast corner 7th and H sta, nw’, bameuvent. A | Ply 'on the premises, it JORSALE—PARTOF A CIRCULATING IbRARY, wil about 500 voltmes, mostly standard ie sold as a whole or in lots to suit. At OH SALEA, HANDSOME | Beside with Marquetry.toade by the well ki | ttn of Kimbal & Gabas-af New York city. np | condition, and the oricmal price of w oe Can be bought, for the next few days, for #100, Le seen upow application to FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 153t 14357 Pa ave. nw JOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE—APPLEVON'S Cyclopedia, latest edition, 18 vols. with Index ait Annuals, only #70.00. iho Patent Otho Reps Ofechanical).” BOOKSTORE ROR sate ‘One Del with Chim Gat., betws | ROR sace— ‘: CHEAP YOR Casi | “One Top Fy Seen at GHEEN'S Stable, G ste between, Ase OK SALE—A RARE CHANCE —a BEAUTIFUL toned Rosewood case Cabinet Upricit ew: been nicely cared for Uy y | no Turther tse for ity aud can be | oF 8200, part cash, Ualaticr me | Cur Wareroonin from to-day th THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 9th st JOR SALE—A SOMME. Dict st from the eountey ; goo siz fue driver. Inquire at GHLEN for sorrel horse Star, "ha Fx UPLIGHT PIANOS AT BARGADN w fering mplendid op yrtss st tne Mose demrins t Clete square tor ‘a te Uprict. A quiet seanm fas lett us with too tay. of the highest grade.” Will cise you a splendid barwalts i trade au pai rite to THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 1 422 orth nt. | POOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PAIK oF THOROUGH red Eimelish Gre Pajyes: cheap Call at | S11 Sth st-tw., after 6 pa. nae JOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO- 9, Store iu northern part of ity good reason, fiven for selling, Address 1. M.W., Star ciioes14-t* JOR SALE —CHEAP—/N UPKIGHT PLANO, IN food condition, tuade by Broadwood, lyeit tiajde cane. price 150." Address Box #1, Star offer 114i" FOR SALE — A FEW, ODD PICES OF FUKNT ture China, etc, at 22 fadayette Square, Tuesday and Wednesday, th inst ase” JOR SALE_ Bi pound, sslected, new, 7) ders by imail or otherwise promptly deli SEITZ, 724 2d wt. ne. JOR SALE—LEASE OF A LARGE STORE AND | ELPrretiing on oth stu... bet. D aud tte: terrae | Cash, or will exchange for real estate. Apply to EA. MoINTIRE, 915 F st. nw. ny | JROK SALE—A SINGER FOR A SONG. A FING Singer Sewing Machine, slightly used, with com- Plete quttit of all the lavést iuproved attachments, -fuished black walnut table, drop leat, side drawers and cover, > only, with > youre legal srt tee, at AUERBACH 'S, 7th and H sta. Telep Rent $3 per month.” All kinda. £1se QOR SALE—PAIK THONOUGHLY MATCHEE ‘irat-clans black iuares. aud Bn Qhivers: safe abd sound) will well ceap tor w further use. J.J. 140 Bat. ne. fy JOR SALE-ENCYCLOPAEDIAS, JAMES ton, the celebrated historian atid bi ra that it every house where there pleton's Cyclamen 1 ie Ukem o collage.” tiie work all. te PAR. wholet i une Cah eae tained at onee on stuall woULhly pay uients by addres | sue Box 128, Stur ofiion, 11 2toml™ QUK SALE—RY ALL DRUGGISTS AROMATIC ible. Cure Court, Atdrag? 11-tim | JRE SALEGROCERY AND PROVISION s1oKE, bar root aud fixtures, retoil liveuse, good Tuma | kiven forselling. Apply 1100 4% st aw." 1000 0 | FAOR SALE PRICE List OF PURE WINES; CALIFORNIA WINES. | IMPORTED WINDS, 3 | Sweet Catawle....00c. al! A full as Me. | ig | St Julien, Marguux | Cal. ciaret. ier Clarets. Law | Old Zintandel, nee crete Calitoruia Hock. Brau, Agent tor “Trimble” iiyesud Pi Yaw iskies, te fi J{OR SALE—“CHAMPION GOUGH CURE” IS THE for Coughs apd Cul a ae 1. jue Old Sour xTeatest price, 2c, IF your ist does uot keep it write to ibe manufacturers, THE SAMI. Bil AK MG CO. $10 Bt. Paul si, Baltimore, Md. 13S" Fe SALE-SAND-SAND SAND. THE SUB- scriber in prepared to furuialt Baud it au) quantity Orders received at W. W. McCullough’s, S11 New ‘ave, im’ JOHN B. LORD. 7OR SALE-STUCK ON A LOT LAP KOBES AND Horse Covers—Now selling @200 bur swunte Ket for 8120; honvy erey. abiajed €2-90 Uisukee 5 Reteey Cover tor 0M), toriwer yah Pe 200. let tabcy Plush Carriage Koves ‘bow only "84.9 Wad tor $50: £ Bete" rch Shc ane ave JOR SALE-SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOLD AND Feet Gold Fish, Aqnariunis and Fin Fs arses ammortunent ib the city, at SCHMID'S li store, 12th at., two dure soul Fa ave, su? Fe SALE-HARTZ MOUNTAIN, ST. ANDKEAS- - i, ry ee) and wa = pra cl Bases erat} toe bods ke Stree pour E STOCK Or FALL AND WIN. Fe emo or rus a gooremsoa nadie aerate 479 and 461 Cat COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ee en pein Tae ree t15-tu,t 1006 F st. aw. 3 a Rk SALESOME OF THE MOB ALLE Peppa tee i125e" BARTER e Ms6GOWAX, 1008, 2010 Fat 111-Lwe in Orig county, in