Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN GTON: -Angust 22, 1887. Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added togeth hose who leave the city during the summer can have The Star mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as destreds £97 Mail subscriptions must be invariably paid in edvance, at the rate of 50 cents per month, for the term desired. ‘The United Labor party, and the Union Labor Party, and the socialists, and the communists, ‘and the anarchists are all bitterly opposed to each other in the State of New York, Dut each proposes tohave ahand in the political fight next fall Moreover, the clatmof each is that it, and it alone, deserves recognition as the representative of the working classes; so that, when the laborer and the artisan come to choose between their self-constituted advocates, they will find themselves in a serious quandary. Mean- while the old parties look on with mixed feelings In New York city and its immediate neighborhood the vote of the working people is so generally democratic that any discus ston in the direction of a new labor party must hurt the democrats more than the republican; and the republicans therefore look with complacency upon the movement, regarding it as a Just offset to the defection they have suffered themselves at the hands of the prohibitionists. In the country, on the other hand, there 18 more republican than democratic quaking. ‘The Syracuse platform holds out certain covert inducements to the agricultur- 4sts to come into the fold, and more open ones have been offered by Mr. George in his recent writings and speeches, while the men who rep- resent him in the country have beea most energetic in the past in the promotion of anti- monopoly clubs and farmers’ alliances, More- over, the state 1s dotted all over with manufacturing communities, ranging in size and ‘mportance from Rochester, Syracuse, and Utica down to Amsterdam, Canastota, and Seneca Falls. ‘The capitalists who own the factories are protec tonists almost to aman, and their help are duly imbued with the idea that what fs their em- ployer’s taterest 1s their own interest also. In every big contest, therefore, the mills and shops roll out a handsome republican majority which goes down, as the politicians express it, “to meet the democratic majority at Harlem river.” It cannot safely be predicted which of the old parties will suffer the more from defections ia con- sequence of the new movement. If the working- men and farmers through the interior of the State wake bold to break away from thelr old moorings they Will make a cut in the republican vote that may equal or exceed the cut made in New York city’s democratic vote. The split among the labor reformers themselves {s still 2n uncertain quan uty. It may result in no one of their organiza- tons’ getting dangerously powerful of itselx, and Yet the effect of the loss of all these ballot-bearers toeither or both of the old parties may be 80 se- rious as to keep everything in New York state Polltics upset for years to come. ee A curious turn bas been given tothe affair of Lipski, who was condemned to death in England for murder some time ago, by the announcement that he has confessed his guilt. It may be remem- bered that when the day set for the execution of his sentence was almost at hand, the Pall Malt Gazette published new evidence, which seemed to be conclusive of the man’s innocence. It pro- fessed to have obtained this matter confidentially from the convict’s counsel, and to have broken faith because tt regarded a human Ife as worth more than any professional pledge. The Home Secretary, apparently owing to a long-standing feud between himself and the editor of the paper, refused to interfere. The matter was carried to te Queen herself, who lent @ charitable ear to the appeal, and ordered a respite for the con- demned, Now, if the news from London may be believed, having caused all this commotion, Lipski suddenly confounds his friends by admitting the | Justice of his punishment. It 1s barely possible that the story of the confession 1s untrue, having Deen circulated for political purposes. Mr. Mat- ‘thews, who refused a respite and was overruled by the Queen, has been in trouble so often of late that he would probably grasp gladly at any op- portunity to rehabilitate his reputation, On tue Other hand, however, it ts noteworthy that, tor ‘some cause or other, the proportion of confessions by convicts in Great Britain, under the shadow of the gallows, is very much larger than among our own people; and whereas an American in Lipski’s plight would be likely to keep his own counsel, there 1s no lack of precedents for his reported course in the annals of crime in the mother pountry. ———— An effort will doubtless be made toexcite public feeling in this country against the Mexicans, and inferentially against our own diplomatic authori- Mes, for the hanging, at Hermosillo, of an alleged American citizen convicted of murder. The claim will be made that he had not as much of a chance ‘or his life before the Mexican courts as he would aave had before those of hisown country. In a ‘neasure, there 1s ground for such a complaint. fhe murder was committed in 1885. The sus- vected man was tried, found guilty, and sentenced wo death in June, 1886, and the hanging took place om the 22d of July, 1887. The thirteen months in- tervening have been spent tn carrying appeals to the higher courts. How have American convicts fared in their own country, meanwhile? The most notable murder cases tried here last Year were those of Brooks, for the killing 2€ Preller, and of the Chicago anarchists charged with responsibility for the fatal Domb-throwing at the Haymarket meeting. The anarchists were convicted Just one year ago Sat— urday, and have enjoyed a rather luxurious exist- ence, accompanied with an abundance of the notoriety they all crave, ever since. Brooks was convicted on the 6th of June, and 1s still alive to tell the tale, with a pretty fatr prospect of sur- ‘viving half the persons engaged in his prosecu- ton, It ts quite posstbie, therefore, that if O’Brien, the American murderer in Mexico, had traveled two hundred miles further north to com- mit bis erime, he might have made a longer, if hut @ more successful, fight for his life. A Savoyard who had brought a dancing bear al the way across the ocean for exhfbition in this country, Was rendered dfsconsolate last week by & decision of the collector of customs at New York Uhat the bear would be permitted to land only on condition that he be kept out of the streets. The Jaw is very strict tn New York about beara. They are permitted to be shown to the pubitc only in cages or on ‘change. ‘The dancing variety are con- Mined almost exclusively to the latter place, and strangers in the city are much entertained by their antics on a day when prices have unexpect- edly Degun to go up, STANDARD REMEDIES GIVE INSTANT ‘natin, diarrhes, sununer = U. ust, aad care rhe ccnipltints chlor cholera urbe stints colds, affections of throat snd lungs, and diseases o Jot Por sale by ail drogelsts, and Stones rt Bersedy Con 1209 Gat te.” Ta. 16S ee EVER AND AGUE, GOUT, CuoUr, Fae by Btendanl Rheumadie We SUMMER je Hemedy.° ¥ SUFFERING FROM AFFECTION OF THE Protease Standard Cough Syrup will relieve sud permanently cure yo ae Wu Is I: ‘That men will not be straight fn all transactions of & business nature? We have often propounded the Question, but as yet have Yailed to elicit a satisfactory Atswer. Self-interest is, without doubt, the prime ‘mover of human affairs in matters of business, and it ‘sppears to us that this one thing, self-interest, should ‘a8 8 powerful incentive to ali mankind to do ose tings which are richt and Just and honorsble, thereby "win the coufidence of the people, ‘long with it their hearty fa ‘and patronage. You cannot accomplish this Juan who is known to have been Ble transaction is Soyene Will trust him. Thinking people pass’ him ene trust their business to those es ‘at least the nage of being “straight.” edna” may thrive, for « short season, but ate. YOUr sing will find | you “out” and ixed” inan will be Kept const move, 2 ing his habitation from ous place t aot 40 an avenging Nemesis ever on, his track, w "The eects of his “crooke Deas” will cling to hima like the shirt of Nessus OLD FOOLS ARE SAID TO RE THESGREATEST 9 opr mind's we haven apt liuatration of fee ft train, for examples ma eNO hae ved and thrived in a community all ‘his life and whose nawe was the aynonym of fair and square dealin. Tet the greed of gain, avarice, obtain dotnine ion over tiim. Ten note how’ intently “he the voice of the tempter, and finally pute the tolls of the Ovil one ‘by forming’ am unholy. al- Hance with his corrapt and servile topl He is will- ine to Tose cant i idaotity von and becgine, & mere ei ompany’o skaters, ‘wi tenflic in low cunning sud devilish arts and’ devices to Win, not a name, nor honor, nor fame, but money, and that by, ,auy "means, however questionable OF actin gloryifying himeelf and pufiing his wares when ‘said wares abotld bets feel thelr superiority over ally ect water aa flaring in terms most emphatic that his prices are so very reasonable that the Closest buyers are aetially Astouuded, Dut all this flourish and bolutastic, ocio failed to restore the confidence once repowed in him.” He was disappointed in his mighty effort at se ducing a grand army of buyers into the parlors of the Spider. ‘Then with devilish ingewuity be changes his Hctics and Hecomies an humble penitent, ‘lead for ierey and favors “Hear hint 1 sckuowiedge, muy iT koow that fade false representations, Ta fit having charged You a8 fo which were wor oe aoe dat Sta auied you que of 81 but forgive mee wort your vt tnibk of refunditig the money T beat" you ont 1. T'll promise not to do wo arsia degraded haw ho become that he will wrigele and squirm oe Care eur like, at rouse ‘fe acknowledg- ing his own ‘the hat he we the op- portunity toctwhscdle™ Sow out of more money. Wi aan _ ae AS ‘think — ofit anes fs noBey 80 dear, the possession of it so sweet a8 be purci atthe of truth and honor and hon- eats? Forbid it, Almighty God! Pursue whatever course you please, but as for me and my people we Broyone to Rp ‘in all things, that we may Lit heads proudly and look the world acd ail the in habitants faquarely in the face. ‘Our Annual Re Pera is the Lion of the Times. Ita fame is on every tongue and everybody comes to See us that they may secure those rare and excep- ‘tonal barg sins in Fine Keady-Made Clothing, always bie at VICTOR E. ADLER’S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 7th st. n. W.,cor. Mans. ave, Strictly one price. Open Saturday until 11 pan. auzz New Faux Duss ¢ Duss Goons. ‘We have just opened the following New and Desirable DRESS GOODS, imported by us direct from France CHEVIOT CHECKED SUITINGS. REAL CLAN PLAIDS. PLUSH AND WOOL COMBINATIONS. ‘New Shades in CASHMERES. FINE CHECKED WORSTED SUITINGS. CAMELS’ HAIR PLAIDS. STRIPED SULTINGS for Tailor-Made Dresses, NEW BLACK SILKS. LYONS ALL-SILK VELVETS, Black and Colors ‘Newest Shades, BLACK GOODS OF EVERY TEXTURE. NEW HOSfERY AND UNDERWEAR. gHITE AND CREAM SILKS for Weddings, Hla- ms, Sc. peaks ° W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONEPRICE aut SL. 25 Ko Guevs For 85c. ‘We have received an advanced shipmentoof our $1.25, heavily-stitched back, real Kid Gloves, which we will sell until further notice at 85c. a pair. BAUWS, Bacwss GRAND CLEARING SALE oF LADIES’ AND MISSES' SUITS AND JERSEYS, ‘We have only a few Odds and Ends left, and we in- tend to close them out at a great reduction. LADIES’ SUITS. 2 Fine French Gingham Suits, trimmed with velvet and embroidery. Former price, $16.50. REDUCED TO 811.75. 1 Gingham Suit with Pique Vest. Former price $8.75. REDUCED To 85.50. 6 Percale Suits, in Navy Blue and White, and Black and White Pin-striped. Former price, 84.25, REDUCED TO $2.98, MISSES’ SUITS. 5 White Suits, sizes 14 and 16, trimmed with em- broidery. Former price, 88.00. REDUCED TO $3.98. 19 Gingham Dresses, sizes from 4 to 10 years. For- mer price us high as $3.25, REDUCED TO 1.00. JERSEY DEPARTMENT. LADIES’ JERSEYS. Our Steel Beaded Freuch Jerseys, in Navy Blue and Black. Former price, 28.50. REDUCED TO 25.50. Our Black French Jersey, handsomely beaded in Jet. ‘Never sold less than 87.50. REDUCED TO 95.75, Fine Black Jersey: beaded in two different designs. ‘Has been a splendid seller at $3.75. REDUCED TO 82.75. MISSES’ JERSEYS. Aline of Misses’ Jerseys in Polka Dots and Braided ‘Vest fronts, in Navy Blue and Garuet; all sizes. For- mer price, $1.50. REDUCED TO $1.15. One lot of Misses' Jerseys, all sizes. Have been sell- ing at $1.00. REDUCED TO 68¢. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS! 800 pairs of Soiled Blankets direct from the manu- tectaseey wich Will be sold at the following low fig 5, $1.75, $1,80, 82.00. 82.15, 82.25, . 84.00, and $4.50. bisa as ar BBR OA ™ Bh oA EE BET gs. 5 a BBB 4 A UU uM SggS > au20 416 7THYSTREET N.w. Wt HOARSENESS, COUG! 2B cas 18, AND COLDS USE HE U. 8. STANDARD REMEDIES SHOULD Je een eee oe safe eud sure their eect ME EADACH AFF! NS FV RASEA SEcTIONS OF RIpxers axp RK PAINS OF ALL KINI BRI F® WISES AND cannot be ae HE IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD Terser ee ies a CURED > PEEMANENTL ARD ‘eed 81 ber bots STANDERD ALE Wathisetoa Dee File J 1208 G at. Bw. & 1 8 STANDAED REMEDIEA. Standard Sytem Tees, Statndard ble Rew he EPPs's cocoa BREAKFAST. 2 thorough Imowiedge of the natural cera the Speen te oe ar aa We Wu Bz Prepare Dena the coming week to exhibit a SELECT eee EARLY FALL STYLES BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. MRS. M. J. HUNT, au20 1309 F st. nw. Save Moser ‘BY BUYING YOUR BLANKETS Now. ‘We bought largely of BLANKETS in June, and can Offer great bargains for the next 30 days, ‘You can save from $1 to $2.50 per pair, by buying now. Just received s beautiful line of FALL ALL-WOOL SERGES, all colors, 40 inches wide, 50c. oe oe eer mee eee See very fine. All summer stock to be sold at about half price, A full stock of HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR st THINGS WORTH KNOWING. On Saturday night we brought to s close the most ‘wonderfully successful clearance sale of Men's Ones mere Suits om record, ‘THE $7.80 AND 910 SALES Cleared up ope hundred and sixty lots of goods, and the ae ENTIRE REMAINDER Of our SUPERB and PEERLESS stock of Diagonal, Corkscrews, Piques, Worsteds, Dark Mixed and Light ‘Mixed Cassimeres come in for their share of cutting. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING RESERVED. Every suit in our house must pay tribute to this ‘week's great cut-price sale of ours—e great many of ‘them made up expresaly for “all-the-year-round” wear, suitable for any season and for all occasions. Read the Ust of reductions we make on s stock of STAPLE goods ‘that, were we compelled to carry them over, would be ‘worth one hundred cents on the dollar a year fromnow, ‘THE $15 SUITS ARE NOW $10. THE €18 SUITS ARE NOW 613. ‘THE $20 SUITS ARE NOW @15. THE $22 SUITS ARE NOW 817. THE $25 SUITS ARE NOW 620. THE €30 SUITS ARE NOW $25. Aclear saving of $5 on each and every suit, the bulk of them suitable for carly fall wear, the balance tust Tight for the last days of August and the crisp Septem- ber mornings, In fact and in trath the superb stock on which we'make this more than Hberal reduction cannot be excelled—probably not equaled—in this or ‘any other country in beauty of design, in correctness of style, in perfection of fit,in honest workmansnip, excellence of trimmings, and general “snap” and “tone, It maclear saving of FIVE DOLLARS ‘On Just the goods you want now, provided you buy this ‘week. Samples of these suits, with prices attached, are on exhibition in our large 7th street show-window. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE CLOZHIERS WHO NEVER REST, au22 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Sanors Anew line of SAILOR HATS just received. ‘The Colors: Black, Brown and Navy Blue. ‘The Price: TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. The Place: ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. PPP) EEE cco ll A L sss pe re oor A rE Sss8 b EEE GcO Ht A’ A ELL ‘4 i ERE RRR II EEE SS FE ERE Il ER ®ssg EEE R BR U KEE 5gs' AND DDD RRR FEE SS SS DD KR E a2 5 Be ee Este ae DDD RR ERE Sss8_ SggS ‘TTT RRR 1 MM MM r ROR W MMMM Tr RRR Il MMMM r RRi MMM T RRUMMM MM MM IT NN N GGG Mua HT RYN §°% Bs EAH TRE Goo ots MMM LON NN GSS S58 2 TO CREATE A BOOM IN THESE DEPARTMENTS WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TTTT ERE NNN T NNN tc EE NNN n NNN T KEE NNN ERE NNN TITT GO NNN T C | EE NNN T Gok NNN T Coo NNN T FOR A FEW DAYS. Some of the Great Bargains are— 7-Inch Swiss Embroideries, at 13c. yard. 12-Inch Swiss Embroideries, at 190. yard. All-Over Embroideries, at 98c. and $1.15, worth $1.50 yard. Swiss Flouncings, 45-inches wide, at $1.48, $1.55 and $235, which is much below their value. ‘Then the TTT £ INN 7 EE MAE T ER NNN 2a NNN T XEEE WN NN PPP, ERE RRR Oca RN ON TITT Pep Ee BPR, OG BEB ENN OE pep Ee BRE 6G | EE OXNN FT et eae Soo Een RAS OF P EEE RR CCC EER N NN Being deducted from these prices will bring the goods to Rock Bottom figures, We have received some of the advance styles of JET ORNAMENT GIMPS for Fall wear. ‘They are marked “Way Down,” but we are giving the additional TEN PER CENT, which is sufficient inducement to make you buy these Goods NOW. FRO FAR IT Pike ¥ AL. A (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager), au20 © -:1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Lt glee ems sneelon ‘Trae havnt, "by Goer Bp ee figs for tue Poll ivi oe Q sand Bore wear st about Ege oo. “Homie Bisck left at °F vara eaten J. W. BURDETT, Prormzross Or Hors AND BOARDING-HOUSES, in making preparstions to accommodate the Visitors expected to bein this city during the International Medical Convention, which meets ‘September Sth, should cramine our large and excellently selected stock of: LINENS AND HOUSEKEYPING Goops, READY-MADE SHEETS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER-CASES, QUILTS, BLANKETS, Exc. BARGAINS IN TABLE-DAMASK. ‘The new stock contains the Best values we ever offered. We can show you almost any ‘width and any quality made. “We quote: Gt-inch Half Bleached, All Linen Table- Damasks, viain white, and white with cardinal borders, excellent styles of pattern, and extra ‘g00d value, only 50c. por yard. ‘The best quality in this width we ever of- fered. 20 pleces 56-inch Bleached German Linen Table-Damasks, extra quality for the price, only 50c. per yard. 20 pieces 60-Inch Bleached German Linen ‘Table-Damasks, choice patterns, only 58c. per YE‘ pieces 60-inch Bleached German Linen Table Damaske, splendid quality, a grand bar- gain for the price, only 68¢. per yard. BEST BARGAIN IN THE HOUSE. 50 pieces extra quality Bleached German Double Damask, very handsome designs, has heretofore been our $1.25 Damask, we are now offering for the coming season at $1 per yard. TABLE NAPEINS, many of them matching the Damask in quality ‘and patterns. As special bargains we offer: 100 dozen % German Napkins, good quality and full selvedge. only $1 per dozen. 100 dozen German Napkins, very nice quality, full selvedye, only $1.50 per dozen. 100 dozen % Wash Loom Damask Napkins, only $2 per dozen. ‘75 dozen % Extra Quality German Damask ‘Napkins, great variety of patterns, only $3.50. ‘We sold this quality formerly at $5 per dozen. 100 “dozen All White aud Red Bordered Doylies, all linen, nice quality, » bargain at $1. per dozen. ‘These and many other bargains to be found in our Linen Department on the second floor; ‘two elevators constantly running, READY-MADE BED SHEETS. 14 by 23 yards, Bleached Cotton Sheets, 45c. each. 1% by 2% yards, Bleached Sheets, 55c. each. Brown, 50c. 236 by 23 yards, Bleached Sheets, 65c. each. 23 by 23 yards, Fine Grade Blesched Sheets, ‘Tie. 750., 80c. and 85c. READY-MADE PILLOW CASES. 2246 by 36 inches, only 20 and 250, each. 27 by 36 inches, only 25c. each. 27 by 36 inches, extra fine, 30c. each, READY-MADE BOLSTER CASES, 1% by 23s yards, only 40c. each, FINE LINEN BEDWEAR. Elegant line of Linen Rendy-made Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cuses. ‘These goods are made from the best grade of pure Irish Linen, aud every thread guaranteed pure linen, round, soft: is of a supetior bleach and finish, and ‘Unequated for durability, outwearing many other linéns two to one. LINEN PILLOW CASES. Ready-made Fine Pure Irish Linen Hem- stitched Pillow Cases, 23-inch hem, superior quality. Size 221 by 36 inches. 82.50, $3.00, $3.25 and $3.50 per pair. Size 25 by 36 inches. $2.7. Per pair. Size 27 by 36 inches. #3.50, $4.00 and &: per pair. LINEN SHEETS. ‘The main considerations here have been to secure superior bleach, a smooth finish and toughness. Ready-wade Fine Pure Irish Linen Hem- stitched Sheets, full selvedge, hemstitched, 2} inches deep at the head and 1 inch at the foot, ize 23 yards wide by 2% yards long. $3.00, $8.50, $9.50 and 810.00 per pair. Sizo 2% yards wide by 3 yards long (extra size). Only 810.00 per pair. Excellent Barsaius in Quilts, ranging in price from G5c. to $8.50. TOWELS, ‘We have in stock to-day about ten thousand dozen Towels, from 10c. up to $2 each, cov- ering almost the entire range of qualities and styles manufactured. At 5c. we have the best and largest variety ever shown by us. (Second floor—entire 11th street side.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw. 3.50 and 85.00 5.50 an20 Is Traveue, OR GOING ON A VACATION AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, A MAN MUST PROVIDE FOR COOL WEATHER AS WEL AS FOR WARM, AND MUST EITHER CARRY A WINTER SUIT OR A LIGHT OVERCOAT. THE OVERCOAT IS INFINITELY THE MOST COMFORTABLE AND THE MOST PRACTICABLE, FROM NOW UNTIL LATE IN DECEMBER A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT IS ABOUT THE MOST USEFUL ODD GARMENT A MAN HAS, AND NO ONE IS SAFE IN GO- ING AWAY FROM HOME FOR A SINGLE NIGHT WITHOUT ONE. IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT OUR STOCK OF THESE GOODS. THEY ARE OF THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES, IN ALMOST ALL SHADES AND AT ALL PRICES BETWEEN $10 AND 835. YOULL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW GEN- TEEL AND GOOD A COAT 810 WILL BUY. ‘THIS IS THE SEASON WHEN “EXTREMES MEET,” FOR THE TRAVELER NEEDS A DUSTER ALMOST AS MUCH AS HE NEEDS AN OVERCOAT, AND WILL OFTEN USE BOTH DURING THE SAME DAY. OR YOU WANT AN EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS FOR THIS “BETWEEN SEASONS” WEATHER WE HAVE THEM IN ABUND- ANCE, GOOD VALUE, AT HONEST PRICES. FOR EARLY FALL USE NOTHING I8 80 SUITABLE FOR ALL PURPOSES AS A ‘MEDIUM-WEIGHT CUTAWAY COAT, WITH VEST, OF CORKSCREW OR DIAGONAL WORSTED. OURS ARE OUT JUST LIKE ‘THE BEST CUSTOM GOODS, AND PRICES ARE ONE-THIRD LESS, E B. BARNUM & 00., 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Eany Fax Scrrums. aul9 SEATON PERRY Gnecessor to Penny & Buormeny, 18 OPENING DAILY “NEW FALL DRY GOOOS." ba ALL-WOOL CAMEL’S HAIRS AND CHUD- W ENGLISH ANI AN] paRooteH Sut AGK OSD OREM A THE Eras IN ‘ALE WOOL E ERENCES DRESS \CK JERSEY! He mab ni SKCRETS FOR ERREY Pal FOR_RENT-—HOUSES.__ Wages Suceamees ne Tages es ‘ANTED_BY SEPT, See pees raat = Rhieae pee Ween STR OFRAN PaErEaRE FOR AND WIFE 7m — vngre there i aa 'B. HOROWIIZ, 73 ) 7th at. aw. ing wi is oa gen, et AH wares, WHITE GIRL TO DO KING FOR oo — firey ‘tamily: reference required. ATED RUT OE FURNISNED BOONE aslo Nan. antes ANTED—A Bi TE ee 1 with private bath; 3 ‘ANTED—A RELIABLE FEMALE COLOLED le: Wee STE TNS Avot Lee. | RELOWS Epaacegag mere atte, FS v3 ARTED_A St SUITE OF I ‘OF FURNI WANTED-AT ONCE-TEN #1 TIDaTAtase povEE WARE SUE OF EUESisHeD ROOMS, ters. Apply quick. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU OLS Fu Enya ‘TIONAL mae a Mb. Room 11 BO. D. ‘ANTED—COLORED WOMAN COOK. APPLY, TED—FOUR ROO! FLOOI W immediately, SL 13th st uw, between C and B ARTE FOUR BOOMS OR SECOND FLOOR aDvLrat tater omen __ anld-3et \VANTED-A GIRE, TO DO GENERAL aU ED-FOUR . W WARD ake a Lfanily permanent altustion, Cal Were ‘on Ast or soc Byer SST MEAL 2, Nucedey moraine, between Dang 24 provennenta: fn 2 RS ined sd se Wa NTED_WOMEN COOKS, $10 to. 825; MAT V purses, lau a1 nd country, hotel and RATIONAL TABOR B BUREAM, 613 7th st. n.w. ‘D-ROOM! SaRTiaHAViN —— wae me prevent sivautage to regeare tea Wisrneida Narr ans Pomstezere 40 “CHAM. | Ben a Dd. Sg » 3 15-Sn ————- My aes! Nnelte'"Goouses BULGES SEA | FOR RENT—ROOMS, NTED WHITE WOMAN AND WHITE H06 Let nw, C.F HSBAMDEOR, OE Wi ARTE BRIGHT YOUNG MAN AS SALES- man in a tailoring establishment. Must under- stand the business. Addross tar office. TANTED—AN ASSISTANT CUTTER, ONE W! can cut pants, and cut coats and TS t ress Box 45, Star amas GOOD COOK IN A) private boarding house, “Apnty 615 Est. nw. 1t* WASE sae, Mest cians TINNERS AN one eral workmen apply. HUTCHINS & BETZ, 1208 Est. nw ie att VANTED—A NEAT YOUNG WHITE GIRL, TO take care of a child three ycars old. Hefetence required. Call at 1312 13th st. n. wax ch EEC Spares con oe | ian aa ‘genetal housework, gpeguset 8, or deta aBa'a. va BBs ‘aus Wate, EITHER SEX: 10. 00 AT ‘once; grand invention: 90,000 sold 8 al Wenig while Tt lasts! Bi#G. CO, Royal Dept.- Chicas, of ie WASTED = THREE | Finer. WALL Scrapers. HICHAMD HENDERSOM 023" Foe nw. audo.2t* WASTED DDIEDIATELY SIX No. 1 BRICK: layers, Apply at Soldier's Home. yu20-3t Witdirae ie NURSE ANI ood wares, FERD. FLAN COOK, AT ONCE. 33 Pennsylvanis Wy ANTeD—. 900 ‘COOKS, AND tinea se 10 to $50: Vaitresses, House Men, tare, Farm eda: Soe the city, weith referen West Virginia and Md. ¥, NHAM, 630- st. nw. su20stwe RENT—THRER UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON ‘owcond floor, with bath, water aud gna: Ds et ‘price $11 por mouth in advance, ‘Wve? i yor R RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED 1 BOOM, ‘suitable for housekeeping: rweat corner I Massachusetts ave. and 2d st, n.w. BER, ierwoo oe ith nicely furnished cai northwest ia private fall, pan. be with b oud i cg auzo-st* OR RENT—HANDSOMELY- HED SUITE of ome mane ivate bath, first floor: also, sinrle Tooms, with or without board, 140 st. Dew. -Im* BRENT ISIE ST Ws TRFURNISHED Fai sof roomy, Sd story: for housekeeping if re- FEE RENT FURNISHED: SEARO PARLORS floor, bay- ‘and room; corner Tew: south aud east front; reter- ‘ences’ required, 1101 K st. n. w. 1320" {OR RENT TO ADULTS, UNFURNISHED Ol F Tarnianed, three Rooms ou. third beard fa next house. Cal Gait after 4:30 p 3 B00) JECOND FLOOR, front: bay window! rent lon) 1105 frets AND BOARD—IN 8 orivate famiigete Fesponsible parties with refer. ences: location near War er Beparneat be, children; wentlemen preferred. om RENT—1720 H ST. ®.W. LARGE, HAND. na | F ne comanunicating Hooins, second Lata ‘also a hall-room; one square sod Navy Departments. 18-7 V ANTED—AT ONCE—A GOOD COOK Ai Wy waiters. 216 9th st., opponite Market. WANTED IAN BXPERIENCED LIME BURNER with ability to burn building lime equal in qual- ity to ain ne ny the city, JAMES Ci Moai Aeaige in building supplies, 908 to914 G at. nw. ‘au20-6 + ANTEDSE WOMAN, TO DO COOKING AND washing for family. Must come well recom- corner 14th st. aud New auly-3t* V YANTED_FOR THE COMING SEASON—EX. Perjouced and confpetent waist, skirt and sleevs as. Apply at 420 th street. on’ Wedsiosds aur au <D ¥ mended. Apply, at PALACE MARKET, PR RENT_TWO COMMUMTONTING RE (Rooms, ou second or third floor, at at, nw. Call from’ to 11 and 4 Fe RENT — A BEAUTIFUL THR STORY Mo front room, to single gentleman: furnished, OR REN’ MS— PARTIES WANTING ROOMS cau hind wit wilisuit themeou our st. Saye ree ‘nd trouble by calling at our Room, Agency, i, st Ror” TENT-FUESEGRED aD -ORPORSEREED Jerse, lett ana and ,. Pre peoonate, ‘Transient sof the selty STEADY MAN tiie management ot a Yatin bear the cho, ‘Thirty years’ experience in manaxing stock and farm: ing: best city and country references to character and quaiitications, Address CM, 911 Lu.w. au22-3t" WARIED SF, 20U “WANT A COOK, MATD, nurses, Waiteress, laundress, men cooks, waite senllions. farm and dai Sor laborer, eallat NATION A LABOR BUREAU, 613 7th st. n. Winten sey WO. WHITE WOMEN: as 70 work with dressmaker, permanent place, and other to do upstairs work or wait on table; willing to De useful. Address M. L. W., Star offic WANTED AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSTTTONS ‘r_ Cooks, Chamberuaida, Waitress, Laundrens, and Nurses. Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, en, Butlers and Valets, COOMBS & BURGESS. aus2-Gt" y ANTED — A V THOROUGHLY COMPETENT Bookkeeper of 14 years experience wants a Situ- tion, 8 years with present eiuployers, who will be given as reference. “Address LAN orfolk, G Housemuids, Housemen, ‘Male and Female Clerks, store or office), cities and country, EF. M. BURSHAM, 630-632 F st, aw 1 y ANTED. Wark years fretclase ox Derinanent tion. Good sulesinan and competent clerk. factory references, Address XC. &, Star office. au) _WANTED—-HOUSES iy ANTED—ABOUT OCT. 1ST_HOUSE OF ABOUT Widiicoma, kitchen on first Reon modern conve: miences, some yard, moderate rent; Georgetown oF Columbia Heights ‘preferred. Address Box 13, Star WANTED-6 TO M HOUSES D sean from owners TO RENT to responsible tenante, Parties owning siuall Houses would do well Dy placing them in our hands. as we have LARGE DEMANDS for such property. All Houses placed. eh ue il Be be erally advertised free of charge. GREEN & C HAM, 1405 F st. n.w. uz ANTED-BY THREE ADULTS TO LEASE A Tice House with stable: northwest must be aod will pay quarterly in advance. Aidress ANTED—TO RENT A SMALL BRICK BUILD- ine: stable will do: centrally located. |W, V grate rent; Hox 11, Star office. v THOMAS, 4% and Penn:ylvai 54 Vv ANTED—TO PURCHASE A GOOB HOUSE IN wifora home at about 4 8.000: will Duy. at locatior guee if muted. | Address, “with "Star Wise sa PURCHASE A HOUSE WITH 7 rooms and bath; price not to exceed $4,500; owner must accept an Unimproved lot in northwestern section in part payment. Address Box 158 Star office, one ate 'ANTED—TO BUY—A HOUSE FOR $4,000 OR $5,000, or a Lot for $1,500. Owner preferred. Address W. K. G. WANTED BY A BUSINESS) MAN—HOUSE AND lot, with cellar and stable, or lot suitable for building table on. |Terms cans. Address, with full particulars and terms, A. D.J., Star WASTED Dinecr Fox SRE Resor and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property placed with us will ‘be liberally advertised af our ex- Dense. ‘Rents collected. Estates manazed. Insure effected. HOLLAND & THOMPSON, Jel3 1313 F st., Adjoining Sun Building. WAN’ NTED-MISCELLANEOUS QUANTITY OF SOD FOR NEW reservoir; alo carts and horses. Information can be obtained at ofice of G. PETERSON & C0. Lincoln at, New Reservoir. 2-20" ANTED— PLAIN AND | FANCY a TING Wastin Sane: ue t. ne, auze.2t 7 ANTED— PERSONS HAVIN INSURANCE V policies to sell, may do #0 Shroweh N. DUMONT, attorney, 629 F We cycle or Victor Safety, ‘at a reasonable price. dress, giving price and WI re cun be seen. J. A. auld: ‘TED—THE CENTER MARKET REFRIGER- sting. Company wants housckeepers to know that {emperature, meats, vegetables, butter, cheese, donee tie and foreign Gee ines, and all kinds of perisha- ble xoods, by the we or month at # very moderate Be Ares ‘ANTED—FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, ncaa eis IE ean an ts SPSS 7h sit WANtepr Tay, OUK BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS youn Doca't ge aneid: hese betes tian actlon sruafanteed or inohey” return Balls a Genter Market.” au3-ws VANTED FOR A REALLY, “GQOD-FITTING, WwW faanionably-ont Suit Cie der ‘on” betore Shishi ‘ave pee fgo,00 ROBEET DALE We ene ear ory ‘nll kinds of Houssheld _FOR "RENT—OFFICES. § IN McGOWAN BUILDING, for law, pension, insurance, fire-proof vault, grate, &c. $220-3t SiH GRAY & CO, 028 st, ROK RENT-A LAKGE STABLE IN REAR OF house 201 Massachusetts ave. 0.W. 2, two, or three unfurnished rooms. auz2-3t Fe RENT—LARGE, DRY PAVED CELLAR, A szoud location for the ovster trade or muitable for & inilk dairy. Rent reasonable to the right part Ply In store, 1123 5 st., co FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Fai 'SALE—CHEAP—COLUMBIA, BICYCLE, 48 inch, can be seen for one week at 216 Ist Paice $25. Ownerlesving city. i ‘OR SALE —A THOROUGHLY FIRST-CLASS H driving outit, cheap. Address C.G. 8., Star office. JOR SALE— CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND Spriiue Waons, for sale atid built to order; work Gusranteed: prices moderate, At the uew shops of PARE & LAWTON, S710 and 2712 Ais. Goes town Bridge. mi20-60" R SALE—RARE BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Au elegant Square Piano, fine Rosewood, all in inice ordr. aud fully warranted: splendid for! only $12 se Baar Pa ‘85 0r $19 w imowthiy: A wood toned Square jie ror Bogin- ner, only $75: $5 per mont ror a ‘A very fine Z-octave, carved lox Square Fiano warranted ‘sang co “new; Shest make, fone rich, and’ full: cost new #600; can’ be bought of us for 8175 on payments to suit, ot low for cash: stool and cover includ ‘A beautiful Cabinet Upright Grand Piano of the high- est standard quality; been {n use but a short time; will sell on easy payments, and take Squnre Piano in part payment THE PIANO EXOHANGE WAREROOMS, OR SALE—ONE HIGH-ARM NEW HOWE SEW- ing Machine, with nickel wltel, stop motign, drop de drawers, and ail. attachments complete, for “one Domestic, of same description, $13. oe W nt rk Heat Néw No Biot mune description, 81 one singer, ive. years soe pea H'S, 7th and H Teley aara=TO) MASTIFF DOGS, VERY HAND- iwo Collie Pups, three months ‘One Setter, nine months ol tity: y broken, bewutifully marked, = STABLES 8: L st. near. Jeet ‘Office reopened by 8. Bs Bratocks porguglly renovated: clea aud wholescine. horses ‘old patrons and others invited to cail Phone No. 936-2. Fe SALE HORSE, BUGGY a HARNESS: horse sound: ve years old: gentle; not atrat id of rect cars. Can be seen at JAS. WES Livery ble, 627 New York ave. n.w. poeees ae AEBIT ED 20) a Ses FINE pd Driving Horeca also, «few low rice orsca: prices rapoumbie. SCHLEGEL © GUY tas, inrearof 933 Detmw. Fon SALE—FINE COUPE HORSE, 81: a ¥! ae oid; stands 16% hands in height: kind and gentle; work in apy harness. Can be seen at 1506 7th st. n.w., Opposite the Thyson Honse. auis-oo RORSALE A VERY HANDSOME BROWN MARE, "usod to ladies" diving: fast and SMe con 15-6t* aire Ethan Allen. “Inquire at GOV: RAL, 14th st,, near Long Bridge. FOR SALE-BUY YOUR CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, all styles and prices. ace indeay privat, F ORYER, 923-3 406 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ‘OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- quires no boiler; avoids all expensive a no loss of time; no Send for circular ‘and prico list SDSBRELAUS 4 Fu 8 SALE — HEALTHY YOUNG CUBAN rar Hiroe 84: also young Male Mocking Binls, $2.50 SCRMID'S Bird Store, 12th st, two door south Pave. _3y23-1m ‘OR eat Yi ne SECONDHAND, UPRIGI an Piano, $175. We are offeriug 5} ins Uprigtt ind Square excl rent. HUG R SALE_ BICYCLES HOPPER SAFETY, $30; Piunos exc Fees #2 guia seers FOE SALE 100 isons, lt Guat BUGGIES, AND er varuinhed ‘wagons: also paigied wagons, doctors? ‘aud terms. J. Lh Ri at Sve one stage, on easy Eeetig ae Hock, n Songs ae sob CLARET, at see pray Corea eee er Bee 1,000, POUNDS OF KONPA. Parniture. "A iat Oces att ostue Fas ‘and. about pe ‘Agate Type, lately WNT Sra CARPET CLEANING y WORKS: | Sabie, ts tS ae cae Wie rand delivered. “Olfice 1402 Be Cellent service for twa, tare sons jed. for and “delivered. 01 iaG2° ES ares ae Fe sary pth st. and Ku. Telephone call 610-2 FE pene, Fone seo BORED. DRIVEN AND = repaired, jaan) furnished “Terms moderate, “Address Wee. SO) UNTR AR! $i B23 8th etn. e $i BOF ie@) YY BOARD. @ REDUCED fies ON SUMMER i CREDA AND CASHMERE SHAWLS PECIAL Baa ARGALNS Gua bx BLACK AND reaanr LN ni vee | ee Cok Give te ania yc INE OF COCA ta aired. , ING NO ND SIL) SE | cae ee ‘ON Ue a EM. Nile aie tie, “ NEW rt eee TRAVELLING sara 2.9 Wo aur iene abs “| sot Sf 0th 2k MGURNTEG Eng Tz Salat apa anit OND EID GLOVES ee RES ag OF ed MERRY, (orice frou Jou BEALE, Pranr Boromg, atten ae40, _PEMT Vania ave, co. tn Sere \YED Mas M, J, Pus, ey ee eo 1809 F STREET NORTHWEST. EY MoUUADE, 2708 KU aw. LATEST PABIBIAN MODES IN FINE FREXCH Lait SAT CRDAY EVENING ABOUT tow cages we tiiates |e = m Saay es (an, wiih serra ete oor Ta ae 35 Ox re ‘be ae s Pee Sy de AY, EAGLE HO! é iF Rome aOR, rw more Perma reasonable. FALLS CHURCH, VA—E. reek pr mcm “h goOU Livery eounscted with ths RETREAT,” MOUNTAINS Beant gunierees Le staat, subi PRING BANK FARM, TWO MILI FROM ma is, Scrouinodations: Sales met é iarée SPRING rd cs s twent RENT-BY_R OQ. HOLTZMAN FURuBRED. near Conn. ave.....$500, 10th & Jefferson T1. essay or Thon. Peck eer TSS me ihe ee #8 Ulli: ar 5 rf ry i; BI B 36 a SEE vine: BRR BRENT OUSE, MODERN IMPROVE. eo Tete isthe, sess mE S 141s Fat.n w. z ~ DESIRABLE TWELVE- room trick Hane. 441 Rbode Fuadave. tod ern Linprovene reas Sesiratlie peor cco Touts ¥. SHOPMAREER. e 920 Feat nw. 308 haat cation mee ae PEE Rabo Tati strest oe. AR welling atrect pw. pat roam iG, Federal corer 7th wba Befocta news before Spe mor vas POR RENT_Four B HOUSES ON 19TH ‘ur on Tenienece ave, us; two-story Day-wintsy bricks bargains at @:3.000. Pom trick: lot Tairtaedy 81.400 LINANE, 436 7th st aw. ‘aul0-3t VOR bv wu 28 TEN? Lea re mi; $16.30. INO. OR RENT—71: _JOTH FIG EIGHT ROOMS. ALL modern improvements: will be vacated by present tenant, ee Upehew, ‘September 15; rent # Ay ponth, 10 private fanly only. GEO. A. ALMES, FOE RENTS NESSEE AVE. cul UNFURNISHED. Vermont ave. 8200.00 1227 Conn. ave . 130.00 175 ej 15000 1a Aine: ‘sable attached. 7207 Toth 138. 81: 1628 K st, n.w. 1418 M xt FURNISHED. £416.66 1105 16th st. furnished) . Also, other ued and unfarnished houses in most desirsbie sections of thecity. Unfurnished flats iu apartment house. For particulars aud permits, ap- ply at our of 51 ‘Houses ou Frat near ivth st Tent 865; this is a sacrifice price, 1 BEST yom, all improvements, exellent ne Also a number: less, 85 F desirable how wert 38. ra a ore E HL WARNER 800. O16 Fst nw. JOR KENT—PRIVATE RESIDENCE. 1008 @ ST. B.w.,conteining double pariory large dining roomy and kitchen on main floor, four large clumbers bath apd lange covered porch on second floor, and two Jarge chamiers and hail room on third floor. newly Paiuted and papered and cellar under back. rice 00 per month, by the Ay VERY LOW RENT, IF TAKEN IM- Frvtaitey. 2 16 Saat. ae: 12roo1ia new thorough repair, and first-class Sere | improvements, "WHITE & BAILEY, 1008 Fst nw URNISHED-FROM OCTOBER 1, 4918 Rhode Inlapd ay. 1501'18t stnw, with stable, 4 at new.: 1619) 13th st. nw. 1402 Massachusetts ave. n.w. UNFURNISHED, 1620 R. I. ave. n.w.; Cor. 16th and Osta. n.w. 1537 16th st. nw, —auz0-ha Sa an20-3t ee ca 1 alew, STORES ABD OFFICES. Resa alley 3 ‘an. = 15) sng = ey ts a ce a st n.w.,atore (20227 at. nw, State st tw, OF 3 th wt uw. Gr Det uw. lir ‘Conn, i Feb SENT House 119 (0, ST. X. E. roce= tory Brick; modern’ tmiprovemen tay osmonntot given September 1. 1O8T, 326 1st stn. Nauli-ow" OR RENT—A | BEAU TIFUL THREE-STORY soli ea gt ede esate enitetiee Lich ad aed ak ‘Per mouth. Apply 1716 9tn st. n.w, RENT—931 ; BRICK, TWO Fo, Stories, nine non. sil madess men auld-3t rent $40. BH. ik & CO. JOR RENT 1106 © ST. N, W.,S-ROOM BRICI 955,20) alee ange farmland rom in private = aw. ily ;to gentleman Je Inquire at #45 oe bri ate to W. RILEY es suis-hin De es i: TEREESTORY AND CELLAR Brick Dwelling; 9 rooms and bath: all modern te: UB P at. nw: price, 840; alno, thier HOP apd basement Brick Dwelling. S- rooms and Dat; all modern improvemente: 1187 “oth at nw Poles 840, mer mouth. “TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 108 Fst. nw. auld-lw Fetotiavtcn » 10:47 nw. 1th st.n.w.3 1428 6th st.n.w.01 1412 9th st. now. 107 6 F at. nw. Fr 20 od st. n.6. 105 31 12th et. pa RSS AGES Frieetnd Sa tublse parked aoe ‘Owner desinea to remcre tone tt ‘Tea Yooma “CHAS. i BANES, 1003 0) R RENT—409 3D 81.8. W, 5) ae houge i rst clase ARIES 1003 Fe, PO! 951 Qst., Br. & 55 ath Gr,m1 e1s. pay TO smemae He ore ere six noone on Sgiadition, Wil rout to 8 ‘Key at corner ervcerys Sie 8 LOR RENT_FURNISHED_EIGHT ROOMS #55; $15 given for, roo! guinea, stable if deaired 23 St. Clond Building. KR RENT—939 M ST. N.W, TWELVE-ROOM House, ail m i. lange stable, Rockville room frame, ROSE” UAxTEN eaneoOw JOR RENT—BY 8.1L WALKER, 630 LA. AVE. 6 Bat. we., 9r and stable, 636 somely finished. ‘OR RENT— mann fase.ay., nr. Dupont Cig ir a See rs i) cy ‘4 nease ee, ret ir. E. Cap. st, 77, 28.42 a Ge oes at Toad st We E3790 asset awe tre oe 1100 9th st. n. ey 2200 12th st,Or.m1 Hees ‘8 Cap at, Bi 2w- steal... on Hatta £600 WOOD. Gor. Se rea aw. eae rye BOARDING. eneeeaeeetine POiS Foun. dee W. OUME ate jms i “a 8 JE30 Lame Woig ne 1000 2y27-1m. O27 Fat. RENT 1490 14TH GT. NW. 0 ROOMS, 940 awobt i SoLDsGHaD hoon LASS F ot ee Sauid-3in OR RENT MT. PLEASANT, “ISTH ST. FX; rear x-room fraiues, euch: water: eye FOutiesi 1008 st’ news lees 2 TOK, RENT—EIGHT ROOM rs = eats ‘thorough repairs Just complet ad month: the bet dwelling ip thin city’ for the tate eA Pe PHILLIPS, 1428 New i: JOR RENT {1-CLASS_ RESIDENCE, | thode Inland ave., occupied the past three }are the! secretary of the British legation. “Apply: te3.4. SHEDD. 1402 lath st, fault __BU: SINESS CHANCES. eee eee a Contec 4 ply at 700 4th wt.» ee Crea ausu-st ROCERY STORE IN GOOD LOCA- Fotos quent eS oor Gomme and real eatate ce, ibs Fat D: RAMEY. oR ao BARGAIN—INPROVED CITT icabie merchandive of Lhd er (NDEM & STALEY 1410 N Daves K SALE—CARLIN SPRINGS. VA, 4 MILES from city, one of the most besuuful aid bealthtal tor arguud Washington pure spring end iron water ots with share in syndicate mo FOr SALELEAUIS CHURCH Sea epa ‘A complete House of eight rooms, ih perfect ordew and every’ convenience: ood stable, choiee fruits; everything ‘about place ‘first class, is offered at big barvuin fo lunnediate purchaser. BUD'S “STATION. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Oue of the finest Farms in County: 160 acres: no ped ey Cutbuildiuye ke locaton uns ‘ine farm price thoderate: terns euay. jaud, which we can offer oh caay terms. Bt "BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F at, HE CENTER MARKET REFRIGERATING Oc ™_ puny offers excellent chances tor ha ueana, aud wishin to invest in butter, chicos. de ticand foreign fruits, and provisions senerally store them in roomns kept. ate ‘ing temperatul bythe week or month. and thaw enable olde! Cure the advauce ih prices which aliuost always oo. Gre Guring the autumn aud winter mouthe. ~euidlw FRE SALE-AT, A BARGATN— THE UPASE a3 Furniture of @ 32-room. hotel only partly “ure ished nowt central ioeation tu Washiogven Ade dress HOTEL, Starofice. aul -3in Cat LOTS, SMALL AND MEDIUM. PHor Sorealotn Hast Wests DONOHOE. usc MOMs Bast Capitol st. AND DWELLING, 1211 G ST. Nw. SUIT- SS 'Sbfor Miner Comtectonary olaterer, ke. tcsllebt business street. eye aude ANTED-TO, EXCHANGE, 300.000 | LANDS Wane for demcrigtive aig riage WANES NOOERS, owner, eu per cout, ty agente ERM_OR POR RENT, AS Rane ay SoD acre PEERS 6g 208 spree. 1, hee and Tange fraine ‘Bdriid, covered by roof on 14th st, meat storage warebouse, on Water st. s.w., op- Saco shite ae oe sreyea tect umber Merchant, sec Bee 24th aud B ate, nw. 'HOUBES 472, a TOR RENT HOUSES 473 4 eet a st tue Oat” ‘eul7-6r 2 brand eat —1513 6TH Rey rine eae, Sa