Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1887, Page 2

——_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1887. THE EVENING STAR.|J. C. Horcussoy, Mews Uxorawean To Oxo BBE OA ODO OM > WANTED--HELP. WANTED--SITUATIONS. _|___ FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ FOR RENT--HOUSES. _ : SHINGTON: oe ea OO t BEE is ANTED—A MAN OF GOOP ADDRESS TO 60. ANTED — BY A HIGHLY RECOMMENDED | JOR RENT — aT 1313 N ST. N..W. BRIGHT. | Boon a@tt—HOUSES — See =. September 20, 1887. IMPORTER, ye ee rE as te zug WEAN Ge Good wanes oS sbreva NStst! d cite) 8 Situation in se Poteet gia, wih open grate ‘res if desired: Es: - CROSBY S. NOYES... GRAND OFEEING ‘Underwear, Night Shirts and Pajamas from any UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Wares Asa on TONER | © Waren BY aN INTELLIGENT Panta We ped phen od am ® —— ‘Kind of material you may elect. 2 We NTED—A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN- anarernit? Box 8 Face to learn the grocery ee "1325 Mat nw. it ‘The Evening tar has a regular, permancat HIGH NOVELTIES, ‘We are showing excellent lines of Flannels, in Our Fall Stock has now arrived, and we are sh well ee K OSE £55 nermal family: aust come nw. Fe JRENT_ONE NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT we, 15th, Land M bona fide daily circulation mere than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. ‘The Massachusetts “smelling committee” has made {ts report, and finds that the Federal Gov- rnment has still in its employ tn this city 530 Massachusetts republicans and only 28 Massachu- setts democrats; or, in other words, that about 95 per cent of the Massachusetts people in the de- partments here are opposed in politics to the ad- ministration. In the State of Massachusetts the Federal officeholders number 4,047, of whom 4289, oF somewhat more than 80 per cent are re- publicans. ‘The Massachusetts republicans re- tained at home and in Washington are estimated by the committee to consume some five million dollars a year of Government money in salaries. Hence tears and wailing and the gnashing of teeth. Has it occurred to the “smelling committee” to compare cause and effect, or at all events to note some striking coincidences in states more favored than their's? Doubtiessif they bad taken this trouble they would have discovered that New York and New Jersey, Marylang and Delaware, Ohio and California, Georgia and Mississippi, elther give permanent democratic majorities, or, at least, stand in the columnof doubtful states, while Massachusetts remains solidly republican, except onthe rare occasions when a bolt in the ruling party gives the victory to its foes. It may be that ‘the administration feels that such favors as it has co bestow would go with Detter grace to the demo- crats who seem to be able to make some return in kind than to those who cannot command a large ‘enough measure of public confidence tocarry their states in a close contest. Se As had been anticipated, the meeting of citizens last night to arrange a welcome for ex-Governor Shepherd was thoroughly representative and en- thuslastic. ‘The popular demonstration will take the shape of a parade and review, in which civicand snilitary organizations of the District and cftizens generally will participate, and on the following day a public reception. It was also proposed that the day of the parade and review be made by the Commissioners @ public holiday in the District. However small the power of the Commissioners may be totake legal andeffective action in the matter, the people of Washington can, toa large extent, make the day a holiday by treating tt as such. The suggestion of an exchange that Shep- herd, not Columbus, discovered the District of Columbia 13 pertinent, and as between the two worthies, Shepherd 1s at least as much entitled to the honor of holidays, reworks, and parades to- day as Columbus in 1892. And his reception will be a rousing one! ee ‘The important question whether the local asso- ciations shall now hold new elections of delegates to the Citizens’ Committee in view of the October eleetion of officers in that body, or whether the present delegates shall hold during the coming session of Congress will be brought before the next meeting of the Citizens’ Committee. The Tule providing that officers of the Citizens’ Com— mittee shall be elected in October seems to ind!- cate that changes in the personnel of that body should go into effect at that time. On the other hand any serious disturbance of the make-up of the present Citizens’ Committee and its subcom- mittees will in effect briag a new organization tuto existence to win public confidence afresh, un- settle questions practically determined, and waste much labor by the committees to be displaced. It would perhaps be better so far as work this winter Is concerned to have the present delegates hold office for a year from the present time. The Citizens’ Committee should regulate definitely the term, and time of election of its members. a ‘The prominent citizen who, in another column, urges the erection of a public statue for Alex. R. Shepherd and backs up bis opinion by offering so handsome acontribution, but voices the sentiment of thousands who think the time has come for some permanent substantial mark of the public appreciation of Shepherd's grand work—something ‘that in identifying bis name with the beautiful city of his creation shall show, in enduring bronze or marble, what manner of man Shepherd was. And nowhere could a nobler subject be found for the artist; @ grand head, in which mental and physical strength are combined in equal propor- ‘Uons, Supported by @ stalwart frame in keeping; A combination and a form indeed Where every god did seem to set his seal ‘To give the world assurance of a man. Geographical extremes meet, locally speaking, and the East Washington Association finds itself 4pon the same platform as the West Washington Association in endorsing the Commissioners as “men of sterling integrity and worth, anxious to perform thetr arduous duties faithfully and fully.” It will be understood after a while that the people of the District believe the Commissioners to be straightforward and honest, even though they criticise severely some official decisions and some of the District-Duilding business methods, Another serious break in the L-street water main, with the customary flood and water famine, further emphasizes the fact that “an ounce of prevention 1s worth a pound of cure.” Exeaoxzo Youxes Co. ARE OFFERING: CRANBERRIES Elegant Cape Cod Berries, large, ‘ira and Drigat ASPARAGUS New-Pack Colossal in square packages ‘and extra tenvler tipe in round packagen BEEP TONGUES “Extra latge ‘Surat “Cured, freah moa Oop teases art De PordTo Hire Finest inthe. world: “Fresh and waxbabiive so. JAtR COFFEE 4 saning aiticls, of highest prado, roasted fresh ance Bane. Te Pech iudeliow in the cup. Price not Guite ss ete wi ety richest pee makes pack and importation caalfiStghe? fe Bersierey te, Sarasa ul el cecil a ‘and perfect ia fora’ erate sy ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, s19 428 Oth st, bet. Dand E sts. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Sept. 21st and 224. ‘MILLINERY. Elegant Imported Pattern HATS and BONNETS from the leading modistes of Paris. An extensive assortment of French Felt HATS and BONNETS in new and scarce colors not to be found in domestic goods. er American Felt HATS in ioe immense variety at popular RIBBONS in every concetvable shade and color. Lyons SILK VELVET, all new shades, $3.50 per ‘Fancy FEATHERS, new designs. DRESS TRIMMINGS. PASSEMENTERIES and SILK EMBROIDERED, Black and Colored, selected from the best French makers, and are not only eloyant,but exclusive. pgvelties in Lace Draping NETS, WRAPS and JACK- A cordial invitation extended to ladies who desire to inspect these goods. ‘HOSIERY. ‘Fancy and Staple Silk and Cotton. 50 dozen Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed French Lisle Thread HOSE, regular $1 goods at 660. Foster Kid Lacing GLOVES, new improved hooks, 20 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Tom Iz Oven. WE RECEIVED PER ADAMS’ EXPRESS THIS A M. THREE LARGE CASES CONTAINING FIVE STYLES OF FALL OVERCOATS WHICH OUR BUYER'S PRESENCE IN NEW YORK AT AN OP- PORTUNE MOMENT ENABLES US TO OFFER AT TEN DOLLARS ($10) EACH. WE ARE SAFE IN SAYING THAT NO SUCH VALUES WERE EVER OFFERED IN FALL OVERCOATS BEFORE THINK OF A MOHAIR CASSIMERE FALL OVER- COAT, LINED WITH FARMER'S SATIN, SILK- FACED, STITCHED EDGES, SOFT ROLL, WILL LOOK EQUALLY WELL WHETHER WORN BUT- TONED OR OPEN, PERFECT FITTING IN EVERY PARTICULAR, FOR TEN DOLLARS ($10). IMA- GINE A VERY DARE SILK MIXED, BLACK- GROUND, WITH SILVER SHOT SPARSELY DIS- TRIBUTE OVER THE SURFACE, TRIMMED AND MADE UP IN PRECISELY THE SAME MAN- NER, AT THE SAME PRICE, TEN DOLLARS (#10) THINK OF IT! AN INDISTINCT PLAID IN A SCOTCH CHEVIOT, COVERT COAT, ROUGH SUR- FACE, ELEGANTLY FINISHED, ULTRA STYLISH, AND PERFECT FITTING; SAME PRICE: TEN DOLLARS ($10). THESE ARE THE VALUES THAT AWAIT XOU HERE, JUST AT THE TIME WHEN YOU MOST NEED THEM: AT $12, 815, 818, 820, 822, 825, 830, AND @35. WE ARE OFFERING VALUES IN FALL OVERCOATS EQUALLY GooD IN PROPORTION TO THE PRICES MARKED WHATEVER AMOUNT YOU WISH TO INVEST WITH Us YOU ARE SUREOF. RECEIVING HONEST VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND. SAKS AND COMPANY, TTT EEE TrIT TPR EY 4 + PR MA OF z RR EER 4 A = FOR TTIT H OH EI BBB Tr £ H n= BB oo 4 y ss 7 PEEL BRS 8 yo Sy T HH EEE BBB 00 ¥ &ss8 OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STS., HAS JUST OPENED A COMPLETE LINE OF SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 5 TO 18 YEARS, WHICH, FOR VARIETY OF STYLES, QUALITY OF MATERIAL, ELEGANCE OF WORKMANSHIP AND LOWNESS IN PRICES, HAS NEVER BEEN, AND CANNOT NOW BE, EQUALED IN THE CITY. THE SAME ‘MAY BE SAID OF OUR ASSORTMENT OF SUITS FOR YOUNG AND OLD, LEAN OR FAT, LONG OB SHORT MEN. BUSINESS SUITS FROM 86 UP. PRINCE ALBERT SUITS FROM 815 UP. BLACK CORKSCREW SUITS (SACK OR CUT- AWAY) FROM $10 UP. FINE BLACK CLOTHSUITS AT $20, WORTH 935. OVERCOATS IN EITHER LIGHT, MEDIUM, OR HEAVY WEIGHT, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED. ODD PANTS, IMMENSE LINE AND LOW PRICES, aT 00 A Soe ES PEAR E 3 fan Bo HBy AA ‘00 8 “4B a fet Fa = 820 COR. TENTH AND F STS. Pratic Scaoor Booxs AT LOWEST PRICES. SHILLINGTON’S Boox Stoar, 43gat_and Pa ave. Wascorr, Wucox & Wise. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, No. 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, D.C. ES Wescott, W.R Wilcox LD. Wine. 119-38 ng Avrows Orzsiso. SEATON PERRY, (Guccesor to Penny & Brorurn), WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE Si PARIS NOVELIIES IN BENGALINES, FRANCAISE, MOIKE ANTIQUES, MOE FRANCAISE, MOIKE PEKIN, Po Pa DOUR MOIKE. SATIN DUCHESSE, AND ALL WOOL DRENS PABRICS. WAICH ARE THE CON oF STYLES AND COLOKINGS FOR THE AND WINTER OF 1887. LYQN’S PLALN AND IONS PLALN AND FANCY VELVETS FROM 81.25 NEW FRENCH mame cu ENGLISH - INGS AND ScoTCH CHEVIOTS: ae ‘SEW SCOTCH PLAIDS AND HAIR LINE STRIPES. NOVELTIES IN IMPORT) AND BINALION SUIIS FROM HO TOSS ee oe x SE ASSORTMENT OF “MOURNING FAB- ELEBRAT! THE MOST. EAN MANUFAcroMenS” ees ‘NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY AND HANDEERCHIEFS. TREFOUSSE AND PERINOT'S K-DGLO\ ES. GEXCINE C. P. FRENCH CORSETS FROM 81.50 GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPORTATIONS AND ERS ONAL SELECTIONS FROM S NEW YORK DURING THE PASE WEEK ES 1 WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS To THEIR PURCHASES NOW. WHILE THE AS SORIMENTS ARE COMPLETE. AS THERE IS LATER IN 1HE SEASON THE MOST DESIRABLE TEXTURES. G9 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Peary Beriprse, Peunsylvania ave.,cor. 9th st, 5) Matadlishea 1840. Gers Locawoon & Co. ‘TAILORS, 176 FIFTH AVENUE, @ Locrwoon, $.tos NEW YORK. $100 A Mosrx FOR AN INVESTMENT OF ONLY $320. ‘The undersigned has a limited amount of Treasury Stock of THE CARSON RIVER DREDGING COM- PANY, on which the officers think they will be able to pay,10 PER CENT A MONTH, to commence before Jandary 1. This would make a very handsome invest- ment and will “pan out” as follows: 100 Shares costing $320. Income $100 a month. 50 160. roars 25 80. 3 is = 45. Bo i 32. io ‘The Stock is Registered at AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST CO., and Listed on the CONSOLIDATED EX- CHANGE. The Company owns TWO CLAIMS on the Carson River, 40 acres, containing QUICKSILVER and BULL- ION from BONANZA MILLS. Competent experts claim that over $40,000,000 can be reclaimed. ‘The above offer at $3.20 per share will hold good ‘until the 30th of this month. Send orders with New York Drafts, Post Office Order or Registered Letter to W. S. CHAMBERLAIY, Acext, :20-tu,ths2w 115 Broadway, New York City, Fax Aso Wr Tanonse. The “Opening” is over, and I am now ready for business. My stock will com- pare favorably, in point of quality, et- clusiveneas of pattern, and reasonable of price, with any iu this city. I make a specialty of Trousers, cut upon im- proved .principles: absolute fit guarun- teed. Confident that 1 cam sell from 13 to 25 per cent Lowe® than houses giving credit, I shall do business strictly upon the One-Price, Cas basis—cash on de- livery of the goods, G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tatton, Oth and Gata. nw. 17-3t Hovsexrerens Fitting Out or Replenishing with POTTERY, PORCELAIN, GLASS, OR HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS Will now find our stock complete in Choice Goods, of our own importation and made to order. ‘M, W. BEVERIDGE, 917-38 ‘No. 1009 Pennsylvania avenue, white, red, assorted gray shades, end s large variety of Fancy Flannels, in checks, plaids and stripes. Gentlemen who have experienced difficulty in Deing fitted from regular stooks or otherwise, areinvited to make a selection from our large line of samples and allow us atrial, as weare confident of oursbility to please the most ex- act. (Men's Department, enter 1013 F street.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, THE DRESS GOODS COUNTERS are rapidly filling up with the choiéest Woollens of both markets for wear the coming season. SUITINGS AND CLOTHS for the popular tailor-made costumes in s pro- fasion of visible and invisibie Checks, Hair-line ‘Stripes, Diuminated Mixtures, and all the de- sirable Plain Shades. We are showing Ilumi- nated Camel's Hair, Billiard Cloths, Almas, Se- Yastopols, Hindoo Cloths, Serges, Henriettas, ‘Shoodas, Foules, Arnheim Suitings, Cash- ‘meres, Ladies’ Cloths, English Suitings, Scotch ‘Mixtures, Broadcloths, &c., &c. Elegant line of Plaid Woollens in a variety of choice color combinations. eft of Main Entrance.) SILKS. An authority on the subject says: “Silksare Tapidly resuming their old position as the lead- ing tabric for Ladies’ Fine Costumes, as no other fabric can vie with it in its rich and graceful ap- Pearance.” Prominent manufaeturers are introducing new ‘Weaves in Black Silks of a soft, pliable charac- ter, rich in appearance and durably woven with ‘Sspecial view of adapting them to the present mode of close-fitting, profusely-draped cos- tames. ‘We take especial pride in introducing to the Public the products of such reputable silk man- ufacturers as Guinet, Bonnet, Shroeders and others, who guarantee their silks to give better ‘satisfaction and service than any other known ‘brands. In Black Silks we are showing the following weaves: Peau de Soie, Satin de Lyon, Faille Dismant, Faille Flora, Satin Monopole, Faille Francaise, Armure, Jersey, Satin Duchesse, Moire, Pekin ‘Stripes, Merveilleux, Rhadames, Surahs, Gros Grains, &c. ‘We are equally well stocked in Colored Silks, the line embracing all the new fashionable shades for fall and winter. Gllain floor: rear of 1013, F street entrance.) VELVETS. ‘More variety than we have yet shown at the beginning of any season, More popular than ever for either full suits, combinations, or trim- mings. The plain colors are shown in a num- ber of entirely new shades as well as thecon- ventional ones. The Fancies come in plaids, checks, and stripes, in rich, harmonizing colors attractively combined. Excellent line of Watered Velvets and Moire ‘Striped Plushes im a choice line of selected col- ors. Black Silk Velvets; plain, striped, checked, and in plaids, ‘New line of shades in Silk Plushes, $1 and 81.25. Notwithstanding the attractiveness of the several lines, customers will find the prices very reasonable, (Main floor: rear of 1013 F st) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 220 Gor. 11th and F sts, n.w. cco GS 0% BRR, 88g RRR THY ae Se eRe, f co “oo & Hf Ses8 Exe 7 aint Eo ac 0 Bs Ged “oo? WY fae BOR Sy WE WILL SELL ONE LOT OF 4% DOZEN HIGH- NEOK CORSET COVERS, WITH TUCKED FRONT, AND EMBROIDERED AROUND THE NECK AT Gel vere t SHA HS. WE WILL SELL ONE LOT OF PILLOW-CASE SHAMS, COLORED AND WHITE LACE ALL OVEE, ar ooes eA ES A BPr, A. fT BRI Sg se cTs, ga Err ry AE it. ag 89.88 aa ry GUARANTEED WORTH $1.25. THE Ses 00 NN ON Pan A ee fae HEE £4 ie ao 8 Ee 220 316 AND 318 7TH ST. N. W. SJouxsox, Guaxen & Ca, Invite the attention of purchasers to their FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, ‘The largest and handsomest they ba calipiting ail the choise doeigas sud uoveltica inn" INGRAIN, TAPESTRY, AND BODY BRUSSELS, 38 Pees lecee eves C ivi Sr Wool forain, 500 ies dtaigts Body Beuvecls, 61, OL 85 NEW ARRIVALS AUTUMN DRESS GOODS. 22-1nch Sere Suiting, in new Fall 166. ae Sulit, in Pian ond od alge, 30 “Ea Ne ssa ey G5e. 75. Sacetanets or dlen oad Bors are W 00. Beare Gre atee and. ‘ied Bi ae $4.50. wp. Eee oie se JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 519 636 Pennaylvania ave, near 7th at. n.w. New Combination Sufts, ‘Worsteds in Plaids and Cheoks. sik Suitings, Paris Robes and Plush Novelties. ‘Black and Colored Silke. Faille francaise and Moire. Rich Velvetsand Plushes, ‘New Underwear and Hosiery. Fiannels in all grades. Darnesly and German Table Linen, Napkine ‘and Towels, ‘Having purchased to advantage we offer choice goods at low prices. ‘New stock of Black Goods all grades, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SON, 919 Penna. ave. One Price, a7 Fart Goons 10 ‘line of Goods in this Department that we know can- not be matched in town for STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE. We have our entire second floct (front build- ing) devoted to our Upholstery Department, and we can safely say that we have one of the handsomest in the city. NO FANCY PRICES FOR FANCY GOODS. ‘Wo will mention s few SPECIALS, but you will have to SKE the Stock and Prices yourself before you cal form an idea of how low we are selling our Goods. PORTIERES. (CHENILLE—We have them al] prices, from 86 = Pair and upward; all new designs. We mention one item which is remarkably cheap: 25 PAIRS IM- PORTED CHENILLE PORTIERES, fall 50 inches ‘wide, 3% long, besutiful Oriental Designs, all colors, for $108 Pair; actually worth $13.50. SHEILIAS—We mention something Special in a SHEI- LIAS PORTIERE, all Silk. It is fully worth handsome Patterns, all colors, at $11.50 TURCOMANS—An immense assortment of them st ‘all prices. The Portiere which we are selling at $2.75 a Pair is fully worth $3.50. Our 83.25 Portiere would be cheap at #4.50. But the most remarkable ones are those which we are selling at 87.25 s Pair, full width and length, 36-inch Che- nille Dado, cannot be matched under $10. LACE CURTAINS. Our line consists of 150 different Patterns, all the newest designs We are showing something very pretty ina TWO-TONED NOTTINGHAM at $5 8 Pair, 60 inches wide, worth 25 per cent more. Something at $3.76, extra good value, worth 85. A Beautiful BUSSIAN BORDER Cartain, at $2; worth fully $3." ACartain at 1°25 a Pair, excellent value, Tape Edge. ‘The chespest is 75c., Tape Edge all around, worth $1 ‘TABLE COVERS, An immense assortment, all materials, PLUSH, SPE- CTAL, Small Size, 95c.; 4-4, $1.65; all colors. ‘We are showing s beautiful line of CURTAIN DRA- PERIES and TAPESTRIES, all prices, A Beautiful line of FIGURED FLORENCE SILKS. ‘Ask to see them. ‘We have not space to mention anything else, but have im stock much finer Goods than which we have advertised; also cheaper ones. Prices guaranteed the lowest. s8s PPP FFE cco mn A OL BP Ee gO ss & mk fie Ema Pe ERE CCU Ht oA A = 100 Pieces of VELVET at 75c. a yard; worth folly $1; every imaginable shade in stock. ‘75 Pieces PLUSH, all colors, at 85¢ a yard; worth 10 Pieces Black and White Check MOHAIR, at 20c. 3 yard: worth fully 35¢. 5 Pieces of Diagonal, Satin Stripe, BLACK GOODS at 5c. yard; worth 400. 5 pieces Grey and Black, INVISIBLE CHEOES, at 25e. a yard; worth 40c. 10 Pieces all-wool, half Mourning DRESS GOODS, handsome Pin Checks and Stripes, at 65c. a yard; cheap at 81. BA BOR IRAE Tatts BA Le a Bos 2“ Mt it SxS se19 ‘7TH, STHZAND D STREETS N.W. A Prowse Wer Keer. ‘We'll sell, as a SOUVENIR of the OPENING of our four new departments, every article at cost for one week. Waitafew days for Boots and Shoes, Uphol- atery, Boys’ Clothing, and Books. THE PALAIS ROYAL. BBB L A NN Bes K REETTIT ,8Sg BBL AS NNNKK E 7 § BBB LLLLA AN NN K K EEE T S335 Stock complete. Over 1,000 pair Blankets to select from. We quote as great reductions in prices as we can afford, to induce you to buy now. White Blanketa, 9c. quality for 85¢c. pair, White Blankets, 81.35 quality for @1.25 pair. ‘White Blankets, $2.25 quality for 82 pair. White Blankets, $2.75 quality for 82.50 pair. White Blankets, 83.75 quality for 83.50 pair. ‘White Blankets, $4.50 quality for 84 pair. White Blankets, up to 814 a pair. All offered from 50c. to 75c. below prevailing market prices. Crib Blankets from $1.50 to $5.50. Also reduced from 2c. to 75¢, a pair. Gray and Red Blankets from $2.75 to $8.50. Re- duced from 25c. to 75¢. a pair. SPECIAL NOTICE. S2-Blankets can be purchased at above special prices by payment of a small deposit, and will be stored, with- out charge, until December 1. On and after October 1 regular prices will positively be charged. The following warm weather prices should induce you to buy a little earlier than usual: ‘9c. White Flannel (Cotton and Wool) for 7c, 29c, All-Wool Flannel for 25c. 280. All-Wool Scarlet Flannel 25c. 28c. Red and Blue Twill Flannel 25¢, 50c. 4-4 Shaker #lannel for 45c. Fancy Flannels in Jersey Stripes. Oriental Cash- mere Wool Flannels in all shades. New Opera Flan- nels, and Plain and Fancy Eiderdowns we show in lange quantities, fine variety, and at afew cents s yard below prevailing market prices. @OMESTIO. Asmall reduction on each yard, but it's a reduction in prices already very low, and, remember, for new ‘goods. 12}e. Choice Dreas Ginghams for 10c. Qe, Indigo Blue Calico for 8c. 80, Robe Prints for Quilt Covering 6c. 7c. Colored Hair Stripe Calico 6c. 29c. Yard-wide French Percales for 25c. 1.25 Robe Prints in Dress Patterns for Combination ses (15 yards) only 98c. Hotel and Restaurant Proprietors, Boarding-house Proprietors, Ladies Contemplating Matrimony, and. others Requiring Housekeeping Goods, such as Bed Spreads. Sheets, Towels, etc, Table Linen, etc., will be supplied in quantities at a aiuall advance on cost of production, (On demand, Samples and Price List will be forwarded to any address. Please Send Postal Card, or callat the oe A L A oa AE a Ht atts Fra EL. BAH ok (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) a7 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wasmxetos Rine Acavrur Axo | ®: SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION IN EQUESTRIANISM. ‘Will be open about Novemberfl, 1887, Cor, of 220 and P ste. n.w. Class and Private Lessons under the tutorabip of me Riding Club, of New York. of the Fifth Avenue = PROF. C. GILLMAN, late of Hippodrome Francals of Paria Wastes on Howe, bak te Conter Mark: Oe ES WANTED-4 MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DO the work of small hous: A willis to aught; family consists of two adults and infant "At: dress Box 66, Star office. ‘820-3t* "ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CLOAK MAR pood hands neal “appifs Sune spplisetion o'er GaNSrarLaNspUnod tomo? WANTED AN EX EXPERIENCED WHITE WO} wONaT to ris base iron, in » small private fam apply to 748 bth W&XIED_A COMPETENT LADIES MAID. G GvoD Fecommnendations required. No otiers week apply. 1801 F st.. any aS am it WASTED,A BOY TO RUN ERMANDS AND ork in store, GLADMIN'S Pharmacyred ana F ste nw. 20-20" ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT WAITER A‘ FRANELIN, 1332 I st.n.w, T Te "ANTED-SECOND COOK: MUST ADEE Weasad his bustness, references ‘equireds wanted immediately. 620 10th st. nw. 8620-21" ‘ANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL TO CUOK, wash, and irom. Apply at 69 K at. ne. Hoag WANTED- TWO | TINELATE | SHEET-IKON ‘one boy with some ‘workers on Job worl gtperience. “Apply to TL G Bove ead ouish at st WAXTED.A COOK (COLORED) TO GO 5 MILES wGmibe country. Address box 87, Star office. S203 WANTEDORE (GOOD CARPENTER, A “SHOP Apply to GEO. W. CORBETT, rearof 318, 8th street nw. WA SIED- CARPENTERS FOUR, FIRST. GEASS hands for trumming out. Callon 8 street, bet 9th and 10th nw. = Seoae “ANTED-FTHOT. CLASS PAPERHANGERS AND D toes R. HENDERSON, 923 Fst. 0. w. Waxes WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND iron; only three in family; references required. Callat 926 Ist, u.w, at Ww ANTED— AN AMERICANS GERMAN OB French Girl as chambermaid and assistant nurse; must be competent; references required. Apply be- ‘tween 9 and 10 1775 Massachusetts W:3ntep-4 GENTLEMAN FOR A POSITION of trust: middie. preferred: references re- quired; salary $20 weerly. Apply J. N. C. COLE, 428 WARIED — 260, GERMANS | OR SWEDISH firls as cook and second girl, having Grst class references. Apply to Mra, WOODWARD, Garficldave., head of Conn, a t, 13 and 4 p.m. 19-38 WANTED=A CLEAN, RESPECTABLE AND F0- We colored bey= ts bo 17 seu of opt storsandraa errands, Addrem ERAN WASTE Rom COOKS, $10 10 €40; CHAM- Dbermaids, Nurses and Laundressentn ety o : Waiters, Lrivers or Farm Hands red Men Cooks, Gt COOMBS & BURGESS, 926 F st. n.w. ‘ANTED—AN | OF FICE, BOY. ADDRESS IN own handwriting, J.W. B, Staroffice. _s19-3t WAnten say , OF GOOD ADDRES! twenty-one yeurs of age, with some Knowledge of Keeping accounts, tor light office work: must have best of reference, "Address Box 2, cate Star office. Ti s19-2t° WANTED NHITE COACHMAN: MUST UNDER- # sans Se HONEST Al TABLE MAN, tand Lis business. Apply 603 14th wt. n. w. Wine ste A one who understands gardening und truck-raising preferred, to occupy aud take care of residence, v1. Thards and rounds, 45 miles. down the Potomac, at Sbmall Feutal or on shares, Address) OWNER, Star A War BRE , GERMAN greed, Seen cee eaae? 3 7 m, el TANTED-AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS WHITE boy about 16 years old, to make himself useful in thestore and run errands: Apply with references ut 608 Yth st. n.w. Westen’ GOOD HELPER, ONE WHO HAS experience in shoeiux: general blacksmithing. Apply to Wi OWENS, ‘corner Ast NTED—A NEAT COMPETENT ¥O) ‘as nurse; must bring best refereuce. 34 Bat. ne. cs RIOUS YOUTH ADY IND Worn ie to 10 scare totustet in attending bara respectable place aiid good home to a ood boy. beat cate required. Address HUNESTY. Star Ofice. aoig-3e ANTED=500 GOORS AND GENERAL HOUSE: Workers for all scons of city; Maids, Laun: Greases, Oyster Shuckers and other help, male and female? sedtied Colored ‘women for out of BURNHAM'S Hel ¥, 650-632 F qESaoe DEED Miaremay oes ‘stands oare of Horses ad Carriatces, to drive, &c. Single man prelerred. Apply 1224 F st. Ww. 817-3t" WANtea iw. GQOD CARPET-LAYERS; NONE Dut nrstcinss workmen, nerd appig.. Call before 10am oraiters p.m. W. H HOERE, SOL 4 Space. WASTED SERVAD ferred, to do general three adults. Dr. “GERMAN GIRL PRE- house work for tamily of ‘M. TAYLOR, 702 Mst. nw. WASTED WOMEN COOKS, $10 70 $40: CHAM ie x drivers, walters, scullious, catorets, aioe, * and jan TABOR 'BULEAD, maker, and janitors, National [Sa eae BE Seen hs, ana eae SURES ain epg ee Wi ‘TED—INTELLIGENT MAN LOCATED OUT- nsibie house. fide leading cities to represent, in his ocality,to- salary to. right party. oe oe eas, New ‘s5-mata-4w Wate TO DISTRIBUTE AND COL. lect, €10 to 820 per week und expensen: payment according to ability. Nice, centeel employment for Indies and gentlemen No painting, receipt, or bum. bug. Write at ouce, enclosing se ‘and POE, ped envelope {o EMPINE SUBPLY AGENCY,7 ‘West Broadway, N.Y. Wy {SED APERENTICES FOR THE TE, aed ‘to serve un.il twenty-one years of are. Boy tween fourteen and ¢1 ented received. Apply on Dale, Navy-¥: Washington. Puy at first, ry per'moath hud board, 30-1aw.iin NTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRISTNER'S new “International Tailor System” wath any inch ruleor tape-measure alone, as all. scientific tailors and eminent ‘Berlin aud’ London dressmakers cut. Patterns cut, taaterials Htted, busted, draped oF made, Tie ayotetn “taughtby, Aine, SJ. MESSEL. “Con gary of Modes,” Futi.w., Washington, one Ve IN EVERY COUNTY INTHE Ww th 2 neta Muutheriond, Node agen TED — SEVERAL LADIES TO LEARN Wa te ae ee all drafting done on goods; patterns cut to measure. 1010 F at. 2.w. ‘au27-1m W WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN WANT to be informed of a suitable bowling place, where they mney enjoy one evening of the week, during, the wanter—satu referred. | Frovrictors of bowling nd terms.” Ad~ mess, are ple a NTED— TO BUY —A SMALL BUSINES: Wie Tuneb, or cigar. Address, at once, RT: W a ¥ Star office, VANIED_PUBLIC SPEARERS. SINGERS. AND wisi 8 a clear, loud voice to use Hin ious AROMATIC Sun. ‘DROPS. Sweet and reliable. Notar. 10c.aturuggista, si9-1m ‘TED—ONE BTEETON cl CASES OF SORE ae oat, Hoarseness, Cou, To be cured by HINKIGHS! AROMATIC SUUILE DROPS. 306, per ‘box, at s19-1m | Roonis, on second floor W:NTED_ar 4 youre ENGLISH LADY EM- ployment ia a puet io studio; understands retouching. Address 1426 8 st. a. Ww. ANTED_BY x, Swept BIDDLE ackS Soman tion e full charge of, - faut In'e Peapectable Protestant family good rater noes. Call at 226 13% st. sw. WASTED—A SITUATION BY 4 ey GER- seme? woman ‘small family; no washing: woman in « ily: ‘or ‘reference sae Sree Oi Seactereaee eceee Warren, SOLE raa eT = oe vee or wo RE a ‘Bost of references. Call at 1412 Wem ree eee Mstiments “Address Mody SE, Star offices aSO-3" WASTED SITUATION “AS A SrEQOORAT. or by 8 youne, man of ninctnon: salary Ok #9 much" att onject as practice. Address Box 3. str office, 20-2 y ANTED—B¥ A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIKL? ‘Situation a chambermald én a private family: Ot Feferences. Gail at 113 Dew. #20. ANTED—BY_ A” RESPECTABLE COLORED i Taunily, Good references’ “Call at 1218 New York ave. u.¥. 20-20 ANTED — A abroad, teaching Enwliah brane san ab tac, desites postion at governess; references, EDUCATED YOUNG, LADY EDUCATED isting or resident GOVERSERS Siar SERS EADGUARTEES = FOTTEDEE Wie TED_AT Pega ae au "Seatustroes Men “Cooks, Coach man a Butlers. COOMBS & BURGESS, 0¥0 F st nw. se y ANTED_BY TWO YOUNG LADIES A PIAG faites THEE WRITERD slur oficens EP s19-3te sound education, Pinion chaperoa, \n, Star office. Ses ¥ A RESPECTABLE, STRONG BOY. 219, 5 situation of some kiDd: willing to 8 era ; good Feference e ATR. star ofice ae BTS ORDERS FOR COOKS. MAIDS, iota Drivers Horvennch, Uset ne, Watch Wwers, Horsemen, Use~ other hel p guele and and femals, cities snd at BURN hw. #1700" ay 4 YO ADY LATELY arrived from France, a situation with @ firs:- clus faruily, to wive instruction im the French Lan ieunce aut’ ihe Brat principlgsin music, References \ ANTED-HIGHLY RESPECTABLE MDD: ‘aged German competent to give young la.ie too ae nisin respectable WErDeS: CON 3 Dighest re- Bt v himselt Address. WANTEDo Nurses, Housckecpers, Ladies’ Cooks. ful Men anc iy 18 YEARS OF age: 4 position aa clerk and typewriter ina law er's oilice ;cun give best of references; bas hed exper- lence in iw ofice, “Address NEW YORKIE, * ofice. 3 Toots. two windows, lance closet, heat and cas. Rent reasouabie, refercuces 1408 10th st. uw. Ge men only we Fok RENTUIN 4 SMALL FAMILY, TWO PLEAS- ant, unfurnished Kooum and bath. on second floor; ho children, references requited. 1115s sth stn. 1 Fok! KENTESIX ROOMS ON THIRD, FLCOR. thern exposure. oR RENT—A LARGE, FURNISHED SPCOND- story front Room; in # quiet family. 1840 15th st nw, sO 0 CONNECTICUT AVE, WITH ard, two well-farnished Hooins fro cold water ob same floor. Also, ¢ joral-boarders wanted. Keterences,_etaiw* FOR RENT HANDSOME FUKAISHED ROOMS ou suite, or single: suitable for gentieinn -sccond Hor, with’ first table board af desired; 1208 Mase. ave. nw. sz POR RENT 613 Pst. 2 PNFURNISHED Terni? Of rooms, 2 story: for heitsckeepmne if F{OR REN DSOMELY-FURNISHED SUITE of Too vm with private bath, first floor; also, si rooms, with or without board." Keferences a Kitchen, first, floor, eS 1006 avenue. — PRIVATE Fawr, ‘very desirable fratsbed Toon at 1316 Uh = No. References exchanged. st LARGE | FUKNISHED FRONT Hoom on third floor, with excellent buant, at 20 Grant Place nw. f OR FOUR UNFURNISHED water, for houschocping vier ave. iv ELIGHTFUL SECOND STORY oms. furnished, with lance sota-bed, Ke heat, bath, aud use of Kitchen, $0) a circle: wood neighborhood. “References, Hampshire ave. QOR RENT — FIRST-CLASS UNFURNISHED Roonis, first and second floors. AL Turmisired ‘om, wit to manand wife. 21¢Ds., near $d st. L.w, s1s-2t" rront oF third floor, in privatefamutly; gas and heat, 1 Tst. Geutlemen preferred. JOR RENT — 808 12TH ST. N handsomady Furnished Rooms floors: open rate fire if desired, couvel and excellent Table Board. FORE AT bn 9 st nished back room on second fic inen or ladies, with board; terms table noderste, Alma two "ean be accommodated, Herdics poss 30) z S iy-farnished Rooms, with boar sonthem sui eastern expocure, Keferuaicas exchnncet DP ED—AYOUNG LADY FROM RICHMOND. Va., desires a position aa governess in or bear Washington, to teach English, Mathematics, French and Ausic; best testimonials and social references. Address MISS HOWAKD, Liberty, Va. se17-6e YANTED — KNOWN — THE HEADQUARTERS for cooks, minds, seamstress, nurses, waitress, ty hose boys aid a LABOK BUKEA' Gthst. nw. 81 ws ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, GRADUATE. . Umbian University Law School, wud an admitted lawyer, desires employment evenings, frum 0 to: patent” attorney's 0 referred. Address, V Iaundresa, butlers, coschine! nationalities. At NATION. W same on sesoua Boor with orwithear board, by a family of three adults, ihn. w. part of city: best ferences given. Address C. M., Star office. ED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. four pleasantly locited, unfurnished Roos, iu Qu.et neighboriio an Housekeeping: best of care taken; and with good fainuy, fo. desirable te permanent. “Address, with full particulars, tar office. y ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULT ‘one furnished and two or tree uufurnish with bath, in modern hou-e: northwest. Permauent, if suited. References. Address JM. A., Btar office. e20-3t" LD LEMAN AND Wii like permanently two communicating Fooms pith finvt-clasa table Loard, in a genteel neiguborliood:; blouse state location and piice; references exchanged. Address = 9: ‘TWO ROOMS WEST OF 14TH © fshent housekeeping by quigt couple, my, chil dren, small house preferred. P. G. Star O1 WANT 38° ROOMS IMMEDI- have applications from good permanent tenants: $1 tor renting: eave tie,trouble and money, KUOM RENTING AG! 612 Oth st mw. 520-30 Waste hisued rooms tor light housekeeping: near street car line; terms must be moderate ; At EF. Get. nw. Wt BY A SETTLED COUPLE, THREE OR jour unfurnished rooms, second floor: light housekeeping, Iceation between 6th and 12th aud K aud P sts, n.w., faciy east or west preferred; perma. nent if suited; reut reasonable; payments in adv: CASH, Star c y ANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO Unturnished (or one large) rooms, with. ANTED-ROOMS-TO PARTIES HAVING KOOMS to rent we present advantage to procure tenants trouble and money Koon D. RAMEY. 15-3" near 14th and R sta, nw. V thet will save them th Renting Agency, 938 F st. ____WANTED--HOUSES. TED—TO OUSE OF 8 OR 10 ROOMS, tof 12th and north of H; heated by furnsce hour Yagement, "Address, statiuy location 8d e20-3t" ws A, PARTLY, FURNISHED HOUSE wikers OF occ! will board with me. Best of references, “Address, MIES. J. MEE, Star office. 'ANTED-BY A PERMANENT TENANT, COM fortablagHouse, elisibly located. not to excved, per month,” Address Box 4, Star office. YANTED —TO RENT —AN_ UNI House of 14 or 16 rooms, in v and lowest price, J. K., Star office, NISHED r, situate ‘Tenant permavent if V west of 11th and north of Hat. cae ae Address R. ‘ED--BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO ren} 8.9 oF 10-room house, no bbe. tween 9th and J5th aud K and Q sts. n.w.; to $45 per month; permanent if suited: bestof reter- ence given. Address EM. L., 1339 K shi-3t V ANTED_GEO W. LINKINS, 19TH AND H STS, DESTRABLE RNISHED rooms on second floor, with Dath-roum und water. closet and was; references exchanged. 620 B st. sw, Adults preterred. a3 TOR from 11th, Single or en suite, in'a private an tlemen preterre RK RE refined aes cet ‘aud third floors; children : references required. 1z19 Msi FOR REN I Parks lane, bauteotely or en suite; 817-30 OPPOSITE | FRA Furnished Roou closets, open ytates; references. ed rooms, on second and third floors, at 1491 Corcoran at, suitable for housekeeping; private fain~ ily of two: Fefere: . ting Rooms, with bath adjouiany on second floor. Also, furnished rooms: bourd if desired, modern iu 3 Lith at. u.w. 917 3° APITOL HILL, FURNISHED second floor, einele or en suite, open JOR REN1 — Rooms, {ron fires, corer house; Atst-class table board. 200 Ast, Wy furnished oa fist second and third fore, Suite or single; also, kitchen end dining room: nished. #1 back Communicating, or single to suit, at reasouaule piewsant and convenient :ocality iished Koons, with alcove and bay Window: bath on same floor. no" children; price $14 1139 New Jersey ave. n. siz-ie 619 K NDSOMELY | turnished Parlor and Bedrooin; also other Roos Single or en suite, couvenient to carl ingle oe FOR bath. st mw. JOR RENT TWO NIC Ui ‘on second floor (with or without boar, iu hou ofa private family; central part of the city! toa gen- cra gentleuian und wite; relerences. re Adres’. Me i, Star ct “W., FURNISHED 2 ‘with Board fortwo. Front Hall oom adjoining. Herdics pass door’ UNFUR es i wulte- south frost eur thes of cats: sanitary plumbing, tteusient wucate ae. ode shit board: WA21T swam aii at 01 iT WELL-LIGHTED, VENTI- Teted rooms, heated by sled: eu suite oFsin= over JAMES ¥.'DAVIs' SONS STOKE, cor Pa. uve. and 12th st. 816-1, 8T. = LARGE FRONT pg rg a ee ty ‘Room on first floor, southeru exposure, with first-clays | Board. ‘One square west of War und Navy Depart- OF REFINEMENT onls comfortably furnished Roows and best Table Board in asnall private fumily: house has southern ‘exposure ani wenteut tg 17th st-bentice and Connecticnt a room ; terms. 1709 M J{OR RENT—AT 1112 H ST. N. Ww. comfortably furnished cominunical Also, other nice rooms, with heat, 1: bath, at rea-onable raves. Selo 13st Teal estate, 1 Tented, rents collected. potary public. Wanted small and medium sized houses weely furnished "Hoot to pt paying tenants, Seli-ot | bath, heatahd was, 449 G st. mw. ‘WANTED-D’ WNERS— 3 | JJOR RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED KooMs, A) Pe Pesta See eel | ee in my bands ‘will bo Hberaiiy caverized ‘etthout | ball roomie References required. “1410 N st. m.w- charge to owners. Thos. @ HENSEY, | sel0-ims = 3 oe ee a ee JOR RENT—209 AND 209% IST ST. N-E.. DOU- ANTED-WE HAVE CONVTANT, DEMAND | ¥' blepatior, witi heat andvas: also cheut-zvon house; for amnali and moderace sized houses in ali pai of the city having such bed rent Ping ‘tnd prompt sha reliable tenants by * their houses Erour banda ri. BYPHERB & GO, TOF PP et W iitve, wredumsioea and naval! botesss ta good bor im ‘anal calitien, owners having such 10F rent or shle wilt Aad At to ets advantae o’ place thew in iny bands: alt im my hands will be liberally adver- Used wettout Yoowners. KH. 3. LEIPOLD, gh pus cues Perse Watecnter ao OWNERS, ee SATE or cash paochasers placed with us will bei ertiood af our ex Fenne, Mobis collected, Borauee managed, Tnmaeance St 1313 Fete Adjoining Sun Building, MONEY TO LOAN ‘ANTI -AL cL PERSONS TO TRY V [NE Peace toes, oneal ean with cold or hot water. Full directions for usins with each box. For sale at all Groceries. 819-2W TO. N CITY OR 3 MGroperig atlowent rates and. om ‘collateral secu ity, UA RNIGHT, O07 that mi. ‘al7-lw? ‘ANTED—WASHING AND TRONING TO DQ AT Witte, ovat party'sown nexidence. “Add Singer How, rear ot 20th st. ae TED—A DRUG. STORE DOING A, GOOD Wate “adatoms x aF3e ) BUY SE ares a ENTAL OR hairs, Address “DENUIST," Star| _ = Waster dal SS ANTED SL YOUNG LADY, A BLONDE, ER Ww like to meet sowe kind eee who form her why people will pay fs Bo socalled Spiieians for apectacion wits LE LIBBEY ts Ghicine Brazilian Pebble Spec for $1.00, and = for 25 cents. 815-3m W ‘ANTED—W.W. MOFFETT, 1321 F ST. N, W., ‘base! ‘Comunissic of for_ eve state ad eretony oie houra, 8:30 am. to pau; | —* telephone call, “TO TBA IN SUMS RANGING FROM to $15,000 on approved real-estate, no de- lays, ‘charges reasonable. JOHN SHEKMAN & CO, 1407 F st. Mezco ‘brick in fine lo- Ail huprovenjents, For sale, two-siory Urick in fine st including grocery business, 2 GPURA SHED—FOU B DELIGHTFUL Rooms, with every couvenience for light ouse- 6c tyes bath, with Lot sud cold w=ter, on same Huor: per mouth. 1415 Columbia st. uw. ‘(OR RENT—ROOMS— PARTIES WANTI can nud what will «uit them on our iy Yme and trouble by calltux at our Room Asency a3 Information free. D. RAMEY. JOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISH! AERP = ar a ayes Neery oon | roo table fur gentlemen: with or without THa Dee Heterences excuaned. JOR RENT—THREE OR FOUR UNFU! {' Kooms, ‘convenient for pousekespin. Also, two furnished t 921 18 f yu 7-1 R RENT—ROOMS, SINGLE AND EN SUITE, Thendvosnely faruisicl on reasonable, geru co d= jus in that elevasit house, 1005 13th stn wa justhortiof ket and Franklin Park, one of the Desi locations. tat ‘und open grates in every RECO | root: a ~ ences required. 1101 Kst.u. w. auls-iwe $30,000 SE | ‘ , SEO, | FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOR RENT—A SUITE OF DESIRABLE OFFICE Ss Mex TRUM AT Mac uaares G2 S| Fan tine Ulta eas Peta te wl chan wict of ore | when ope, is ample, NCIS B. MUHU. 822m ___Reul Estate and Loans, 1331 F st. Bw. Sete SWORMS’ a TET T & BRADLEY, : a ss AT LOW RATES ON STOCK! Me EX TO LOAN, 8, ANTED TRY, OUR BUTTERINE AT = Ss bonds and. eral; commercial paper ¥ bouxht and suld; an municipal securities and Buttes eee ocperyuatiutsed GF mokey werarmed, | Government claims,” LOUIS CUNSINGHA. 1319 Bualls 349, 350, 351 Center Market, Tw Faw dan* pol ee DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN, ‘ONEY TO LOAN, IN LARGE AND SMALL AN aa of pan ry ane amp soak furuished. fag birt spaet Teal estate oan 7, at chee aan ee 2 anvil en tvasy Apacer calaen wortaous | Pubbrissi Fem su? Ge coer saii gate, Terms i MOFBAT, 323 8th at. n.e. pee TO LOAN ON =e BORED, seer raps ‘and most reliable wel Zerin the District Adress, D.. ene ahs Dee. Wikteaarand: TO PASTURE: REEPING ANTEDCWELLS, DUG, for grain feeding; oF oe “ms Price's eee tities Filou ‘oan PCLAMK bugs, Ma Waites it, AS cents, A trial is all thatis asked. au24-1m* “ANTED— c STOVER, W, setter Btiacts Highest ca ricee paid. Ad” eee LUM, 219 7th at aw. acl WANTED STEAM GauEET aoe called OF Sot kee, Telephone Ee OUN ta mn. WN THAT C. 8 BUNDY, OF Ws a, erenae.(oppostta Gigy Hall ts tor ‘the States ‘Terr- ‘Gos Coxcepe my! = “ANTED —| Whi ou Bpeoee,. cocoa Telopiuone. $100,000 10.0000 LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE, egy Lovo by2 ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, MEE aor s13 ee hajotasner Bun Building. Wi [DS TO LOAN ON Sey Aerany woos ma ooo Scars HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15thst, nw. MOSEy 20 OAs O8, BEAL ESTATE, IN SUMS ‘to Bull atlowest rate Of interest. ‘i OHOLTZMAN, sel5, corner 10th und ¥ ste n.w. Mo ‘TO LOANON REALESTATE a0. ST SESH Liha ee Hand 10th sie — Sar TERE _ Ti Rt ‘Farms and Country ¥1 G. H. WHITE Bae i. Charles st., Baltimore, {tor peusion attorney. % ‘Sm WARNER & Co. J{OR, RENT—LARGE, NEW STORE-ROOM FWrtiisa, 15:2 14TH St NW Store root is 70 teet dev): tine cellar, | Dwelling portion contains seven rocius, iucluditut kiteben ‘aud all modern Conveniences, Will not rentseparstely ‘auzy-iw STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 Fest. OR RENT—DESIRABLE STORE kOOM, ON ‘Pennsylvania avenue n.W., Dear 9th st. Address STORE, Star office, stating Uranch of Business de- sired for. 610-1m0 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOU: KR RENT—STABLE IN T. MPARANCE es gingnd Hosta Dandlas entre ot met a 3 Poe tree PEE, MONTH: ee otalmenta, SERRY' A CLARKE S SONOSST st nw. 87-3 Fe RENT—BRICK STABLE IN REAR OF 1514 Lot, n.¥-; accommodation, f re, owen ee Caer! Ize Fat nw. Fe BENS— COAL DUMP, ON B. a} 0. Kk. eee ‘terms and au29-1m near dts Anta. @r10.50 * ‘Aller, het K and Lb 2 alley i to 300 Farracut «i, baud Heh wt s. OFF: Store and dwell, 401 Tthst aw, 1406 Ft. nw R480 Btore room” 1 Store and Iwellita, 400 Vuh et. «we, Ore | Store and dwelling a6 it eth ant Pa ave. rm 8.1 TW. BE ba ave and C1 468" La.” ave. hase.” ofand Pa ment none 0 468 La ae Theat is only & portion « dooks. For full list call at of the Ist and Ho T Upstairs and jlown HANDSOME OR KENT —EIGHT-ROOM yard, Introbe, wi re 1914 B F HE DWELLING ON avd Rat: 13 Oot be «20-20 17 ROOMS, the a | rome, sil mo j PHOS WN FURNISBED HOUSE. 1307 CORCO | EX ran st, 10 rooms, bath, bay-window, back por and valicy in rear. house Bewly papered and palu | turoughont. JNO! BOWLES & CO, 7221 Fst 220-08 T—FRAME HOUSE, 1317 ¢ ST.N WG NO, BOWLES & COL 1°21 Fat. 60-3t j ES RENT TWO VERY NEAT HOUNES, SEVEN Foun wud halls. lesly papers ‘arc (rout and rar. Plesawnt sureet. hey” with 6 SOL oth wt ne NFURNISHED— N Jersey ave. #0. 833 4 Fst dh story 1 Fayette Ter. Gen o.& storW..60 © PAR at. BW aceon. 80 a 0 142 38 FURNISHED. ve. & 18th at #500 Columbia Rona r 7 Fst. ollice room. 10 fret nth € ise 190 fb'e Dayont Cir, 139 near N.... » 0 Fst near sa WO Sate et 14 aid 15. T0800 : FITCH, POX & BROWN, 0 143s; Peon, ave, ne, oH RENT a DS New Vork ave, story Brick roouis, all mod. luupa, #20040 setcwinagad SWOLMSTepr & BRADLEY, vr Pat, Maxs.'ave., n't Ist, bet. TN & 19 OR LENT wi Diet. n rvotus, all mod. iu rack pore r hey JOR RENT_NFAR THE CAPITOL, and pleasantly -sicuated Brick Dwell iueluding bath. 10: Kk RED rs Wi7gk 1 Per mo, Parte ~LG6 G5 RT. ave, iiith st To ave... yor ENT . bath, and ted, anit in thor Kn NEAR MN. W, newly” pay + 1th & Jeflersim Pt Coun, av.1'r Dupouts thabove K st | ii Nam 7 Stool. trom #10 Fst. n.w 8: 100 ea “4 $46 NVawcue LSP Bsc Pat nw, office rms, 1203 Pac av. ars <td Boor | #11 16th stn.w se irom 10 to piacea wit, mie for rent uF alos Moeealur Saati f Goat to the own Far lat of novel forsale cal Mat-uw., Lit. H st. u.w., lor. 17! TIS Het. nw. 10r St iw., 10r 404 Boundary aw, {80 1316-24 asecaw Oras ONG st ne Or 190 005-619 Bue. tr 13th stn w..6r. 906 Gast. n.w., 10r. Sth st. n.w., 10r 45. Hist uw. 7F. 1707 Naw. 819 B. H. WARNER & ©O., 916 F st. nw. FF GE RENT OR SALE 1202 444 St six-room How Tnauire $6 a 5.W. NEW ae modern iu meatier ad ta 19 #%., new, 1Ur., 1.1, each t., new, Or., im.i., each. 07 $ at. 1Or, un. 1264 ROK, RENT — THREE-STORY BRICK BOUSI eight rooms and bath room, 111 K st ow 19 st mt, n.W VOR RENT—L STREET NEAR 13TH N. W.~ andeome new 1/-room residetice with Will be rented Wo x strictly pr: Ho! Foom renting, THOS oe to TRENT-—Si6 CST NW. TWENTY ROOMS, ple Cor first-class boariitig-house. I. W- Mile NW. NEAT 2.81ORE Fs iB RENT—1507 OTH ST. ern improvenuen SwoRushEDT Ss BHADLES, #27 Fst 18-60 MODERN ‘enprove 1s. Ownar will exelauue ausi.sm— D. G. chest 3 . Apply 1007 Peuns; A_ VERY DESIRARLE 9-ROOM frame house om Mersdian HALL 1613 tioundary faving etal tow of the area SADT Foom re ‘erm reasonable, VERTISER™ a ae ay — ern Tk NW, ta oa ™ xT ae 4 8 CK HOUSE. ¢ Fees: mogem pores key Apply to ENT—02 Est. 1 Ee aad bh Way See = KENT oe ae Teton pa eee eee net mane moe BY, A, fai REAL ESTATE AT LOWES niin’ ee Moz. ESTATE OB. Finer: = RESORTS. Tiirx seracen | Feersintaneh * GEAR Roop Tevet We Fe «20-1 BOARDING. UE MANSION, 6TH AND E STS. Siesaazeraris al cee 2 Hsia co sss