Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: | WEDNESDAY ....... September 21, 1887. cnosey S. NOYES ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published 5 Washington, and much greater than that of all other daily papers here added ‘The matter of special interest at the meeting of ‘the Citizens’ Committee last night was the discus ‘ston of the report of the sub-committee on streets and avenues, recommending street improvements to the Commissioners. The whole committee rec- ognized the Justice of urging the expenditure of the bulk of the appropriation in the hitherto com- paratively neglected sections of the city, and in this they fairly represent public opinion, In view of the fact that to affect the Commissioners estimates of October Ist, the recommendations aust be made at onee, reliance was placed, so far ‘a8 the selection of specific streets for improvement was concerned, upon the judgment of the sud- committee, and the scheduldf§which ts assumed to ‘de fair, was disposed of without much considers- tion. Besides the statement of improvements to de suggested to the Commisssfoners and matter relating thereto, the report contained a condemna- Yon of the practice of diverting appropriations intended for one street to another street, a rose colored view of District finances based upon Mr- Fish’s figuring that the goverament owes the Dis” trict five million dollars, and a recommendation that vigorous measures be taken to abate the nuisance of rafiroad obstruction of Maryland avenue and the mall. The chairman of the sub-committee caused confusion and delay tn the proceedings of the committee by insisting that ‘action should be taken upon these disconnected matters as a whole and not separately. And the position of the committee on the various propost- Uons was obscured by a vote upon the adoption of the report as.a whole, which left a doubt whether At was part or all of the propositions which a dele- kate favored or opposed in giving his vote in the aM@rmative or negative. It was much as if one were required to vote upon a resolution asa whole, endorsing ctvil service reform, Donnelly’s views of Shakspeare, the red-headed’ girl white horse theory and the study of astronomy. Be- sides betng distinct propositions the mat- ters of the report are primartiy addressed | to different bodies, and thelr ends confict somewhat. The recommendation concerning improvementsis at present for the Commissioners; ‘Unat concerning street obstruction for the Citizen's Committee; and that concerning the diversion of appropriations for Congress, suggesting restrictive legislation. The last matter would more discreetly de considered when Congress fs about to put the legisiation concerning District appropriations in shape and after the Commissioners have passed upon the Committee's suggestions concerning im- provements. ——> +O ‘The centennial celebration at Philadelphia and the encampment of the Grand Army at St. Louis are giving an opportunity and furnishing an in- centive to thousands of Americans to travel fur- ther away from home than they have ever before, and perhaps than many of them expect to ever again. The love of travel, however, 13 a passton ‘which thrives on its own gratification. Once felt, it is never thereafter wholly satisfied. The old Soldiers, as a rule, came as near to satiety between 1861 and 1865 as possible, but thelr wives and Sons and daughters have yet to get thetr ll of It. ‘The visitors to Philadelphia comprised every class of citizens and every walk of military and ctvil Ife. Most of these tourists, and a good many of ‘those Who will come to St. Louis from points in the extreme west, have Washington city down In thetr notebooks as a place to explore before returning home. It is becoming a habit with traveling Americans to take Washington in on their course | Af they get within moderate reach of thectty. fs an excellent habit to cultivate. There 13 no city where travelers can see more in the same Period of time, or where what they do see will be Of more benefit to them. And every visitor who has once fallen under the spell of the efty’s fasct- nation will find {t hard to relieve himself of the yearning to come again a few years hence, when ‘we have a celebration of our own with Inter- national features that wil make {t outshine any- thing ever attempted in this country before. —- ‘The mugwumps of Massachusetts were rejolced ‘@ year ago at the nomination of so notable an ex- Tepublican as John F. Andrew for governor by the Gemocrats. This year the pendulum has swung away to the opposite extreme, and Mr. Lovering, ademocrat of the democrats, enjoys the honor. ‘What the feelings of the mugwumps are, the press dispatches do not state. They may not be wildly delighted, but there ts no reason in the world why they should be surprised. Yesterday's work was the most natural thing for the convention of a Party which nominates Benjamin F. Butler one Year and Wiliiam C. Endicott the next, and which sends to a national convention a delegation pledged to the support of a candidate who, within twenty years, has run the whole gamut of politi- calchanges and got back to his first love in the end. It may be said for Mr. Lovering, however, that he was a good soldier, and, if he runs as well as be fought, he will give Mr. Ames a lively race ‘ats fall. $$» —___ ‘Trustee Fish’s resolution, offered at the school Doard iast night, instructing teachers to give no Studies in the lowest five school grades which will Eecessitate the pupils taking books out of the Schools, isa movein the right direction. It enlarges ‘the number of schools in which the teachers teach and do nt merely hear what pupils’ parents have taught. It discourages brain-cramming as applied to young and defenseless children. ‘The universal desire felt to have the Shepherd demonstration worthy of the occasion is shown by the numerous suxgestions sent to the press in regard tothe best mode of making 1t effective. ‘Those made elsewhere in Tue Stax as toa flam- eau Dattalion, triumphal arch, &., seem worthy the attention of the managers of the affair. $< ‘The public are getting tired of the controversy ‘whether Mrs. Cleveland snubbed Gov. Foraker or not. They don’t think she did it, and don't blame ‘her much if she did. This | Aoreux Ovesixe. SEATON PERRY, (Saccesor to Przey & BaoTwrn), WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 4 VEBY LARGE AND COMPLETE STO EATES? Pants NOVETIES IN BENGATINES: pAND ALL- S FABRICS, WHICHARE THE COH ERCT STYLES AND OOLOKINGS POM THE FALL AND WiNTEE OF 188 LYON'S PLAIN AND FANCY ¥ TO $10 PER YaiD. NEW FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS INGS AND SCOTCH CHE’ ‘NEW SCOTCH PLAIDS AND MAIR LINE STRIPES. NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED SILK AND Wi : BINALION SUITS FROM 38 TO 835 EO IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF “MOURNING FAB. HICS” FROM THE MOST-CELEBRATED EURt PRAN MANUFACTURERS. nwaa ‘NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY AND HANDKERCHIEFS. TREFOUSSE AND PERINOT'S KiD GLOVES. GERUINE. ©. ¥. FRENCH CORSETS FROM 81.50 ‘THESE GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPORTA’ PERSONAL SELECTIONS PROM Fae? HANDS IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST WEEK I WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS TO THik PUxtHases Sow. Walte Tue ee SOKTMENTS ARE COMPLETE. AS THERE Is VETS FROM 81.25 ENGLISH sUIT- ALWAYS A SCARCITY LATER TN VHF SEASON OF THE MOS DESIRABLE TEXTCuER eo Ea PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Penny Buriprxc, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st. _ Established 1540. Posture Scxoot. Booxs AT LOWEST PRICES. SHILLINGTON'S Boox Stoar, s19-3t 436 at. and Pa. ave, Naruse Crrstar Dhscovesr Is the only harmless Hair Restorative in the world. Guaranteed to restore gray or faded hair in three to tem days, Thousands right here at Lome are now using it with perfect satisfaction. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, Cor. of 14th and I. and 24 and Date. 7 Staxpazn Rexzous ee SYRUP, SUMATIC REMEDY, STEM TONIC, PILE REMEDY. For eale by all druggists and at office, STANDARD REMEDY CO.. cTaleptonergs, Guan Lociwoon & Co. Tattons, 176 FIFTH AVENUE, ¢. Pate Freekax. Maze No Misraxe THE TIME IS PAST WHEN YOU COULD WITE PERFECT SAFETY WEAR LIGHT GAUZE UNDER- WEAR. AND THE TIME IS NOT YET COME TO WEAR VERY HEAVY FLANNELS, BUT IF YOU WOULD AVOID THEDANGERS OF THESE COOL ‘NIGHTS AND MORNINGS YOU MUST WEAR UN- DERCLOTHES OF MEDIUM WEIGHT. BELOW WE ENDEAVOR TO CONVEY AN IDEA OF THE KINDS THAT WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR JUST ‘THIS TIME OF YEAR, AND THE LOW PRICES OUR MARVELOUS BUSINESS EXABLES US TO NAME. ‘Mediam weight White Merino Undershirts ‘and Drawers, English band, bar button, sus- pender taped, 50 to 75 cents each. Australian Wool, white, self front and self band, ie.,the undershirt is fronted with, and the waistband of the drawers is of the same material ag the body, from $1 to $1.50¢esch. Very fine Cashmere Wool Undershirts and ‘Drawers, silk fronte and military bands, pearl buttons, $2.25 each. Cartwright & Warner's Super-weight Merino, from $2.25 to $4, according to size. Vicuna colored Merino Underwear, silk trimmed, $1 a piece. Natural color Cashmere Wool, self band and self front, 82 a piece, all sizes. - Extrafine Vicuna colored Wool, pearl bat- tons, silk front and band, $2, all sizes. Medium-weight French Balbriggan Under- ‘wear, self front and self band, $1, $1.50 and 82 apiece. English Silk Underwear, medium weight, from 85 to $9 @ piece, ALL THE NEW SHAPES AND SHADES IN FALL | NECKWEAR ARE NOW IN. THE HANDSOMEST THINGS WE HAVE EVER HANDLED. THE | STYLES ARE CORRECT, PRICES AWAY BEYOND ‘THE REACH OF COMPETITORS, BUT WITHIN EASY REACH OF CONSUMERS. LOOK THEM OVER AT YOUR LEISURE. © SAKES AND COMPANY, - OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Tasos Youu. W st Svypay. HOW TO LOOK NICE ON LITTLE. WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO PAY. A GOOD HINT ABOUT STOCKINGS. ‘Itso happens that the smaller manufacturers of Gloves, at times, get “hard up;” then itis thst big stores like the PALAIS ROYAL step inand buy. Just | such a case now; 4-Button Undressed Kid Gloves with Embroidered Backs are offered for 59c., worth $1. ‘The 68e. Dressed Kid Gloves, embroidered, are selling so rapidly you must buy now or be disappointed. The G and 8-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaries are em- broidered, and for 75e. area rare bargain. The 8-but- ton Undressed Mousquetaries with embroidered backs, and 8-button Dressed Pigskin Gloves are warranted. ‘These last (Pizskin) are the most desirable gloves made, and when they sre offered for 98c. instead of $1.50, the usual price, is it a wonder there's arush for gloves at the Palais Royal. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR SUNDAY. You'll hardly believe it, but its true, that pure China Silk Handkerchiefs with hemstiched borders are being sold for 15c.,and some handsomely embroidered for 48c. They come inall colors. The variety of styles of fancy borders in the 12% and 25c. Linen Handker- chiefs may be imagined when over fifty designs can be ‘counted in the window display of 1234c. handkerchiefs; they're good linen. RUFFLING FOR SUNDAY. é A pretty neck ruffling costs but little and adds much toone’s Sunday appearance. You'll find at the Palais Royal the prettiest assortment of Silk Ribbons, Bolt- ing Cloth and Silk Corduroy Ruffling ever shown in Washington. The prices range from 17c. to 48¢.8 yard. The variety is pleasingly bewildering. JEWELRY FOR SUNDAY. “Solomon in all his glory was not arryed like one of these.” Only a lily; buthow rough and coarse was Solomon's glorious surroundings in comparison. ‘You'll admire the beautiful delicacy of form of lilies, Aaisies, &c.we've had made of oxidized silver into Lace Pins, Girdles, Fobchains, &c. Perhapa not like nature itself, but such imitations that they are truly works of art. We'd like you to see them; reasonable prices. MILLINERY FOR SUNDAY. For Sunday wear, until you get your fall bonnet, we advise the wearing of the “Cleveland” Felt Hat. The band and binding are white, which contrasts prettily ‘with the color of the hat—brown, navy, red, black.— ‘We don't ive the price for you may not want every- one to know. They're a few cents cheaper at the Palais Royal than elsewhere. The Children's Felt Tennis Hats for 58c. you should nee. STOCKINGS FOR SUNDAY. Perfection at last. If they stain your feet or limbs your money refunded. They're Black Hose. Price for ladies’ sizes. 44nd 48c. For children 39c. up: price ‘according to siza, They're beautifully shaped, besuti- fully made, and are they not beautifully cheap for genuine FAST BLACK HOSE. A WALK BEFORE SUNDAY. If you've time you shonld walk through the PALAIS ‘ROYAL. Tho new fall styles of wraps, underwear, dress goods and trimmings have all arrived. If you are wise | You'll order your bonnet sud be messured for new corsets before the rush comes. a2 Doussos, Ganxre & Co, Invite the attention of purchasers to their FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, ‘The largest and qabiehting ei the Chotee dostrus Sad wove g7e™ INGRAIN, TAPESTRY. AND BODY BRUSSELS, BES USERS th om ‘ery dest All Pa Breet Cidice designs oi Si Fes NEW ARRIVALS AUTUMN DRESS GOODS, ‘22-inch Serze Suitis Col le. Baie bes a5 2 Patna ia 250. SY Bs recent eS Bright New Pisic Sika al Be, a Medicated Fi Ee wimrsiate Toleudid line Underwear, Homery, 019 Fan Goons. PLAIN AND FAKCY SILK SCARFS, FOUR IN HANDS, MADE TECKS, £0. W. & TERI, #10 935 Pennaylvanie ave 8. E. Lims 485 7TH STREET, WASHTHGTON, D.C, vow rong. | STAPH pean see by carefully watching this space from day to day for the many Bargains placed on our counters, Our DRESS GOODS TRADE began rather early this ‘season, and in consequence we already hsve an socu- mulation of Remnants. Among the many are the fol- i Material. Gsshmere, 8. Brown, 4% $1.00 84.00 Do. MGreen, 7 115 6.50 Da Olive Green,235 75 1.25 ae Heliotrope, 735 6256 4.00 Purple, | 3% oo 1.50 Do. Gry, 3% 50 1.35 De Cardinal, 2% 62% 1.25 Do. 8 Brown, 7 WS 4.00 Do. Gry, "2% 55 1.00 Do. Gray, 25g 75 125 Do. Gry, 1 55 65 Do. 2.25 Do. 4.00 Do. 1.35 Do. 275 Do, 175 Do. 4.50 Do. 6.00 Do. 2.75 Foule, ~ 2.00 Do. 2.00 Do. 1.75 Do. ‘M.Green, 6 87% 450 Do. M.Green, 7 62% = 3.85 Do. MGreen, 5 30 2.25 Do. Gry, | 6 7 3.00 Do, Gry, 2 3 1.50 Do. Gray, 2 % 1.25 Do. & Brown, 3% 50 140 Do. Brown, 46 60 200 Do. S.Brown, 3% 75 2.00 Do @ Brown, 7 60 320 OUR THEORY THAT “PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE 18 BETTER THAN wisDoM,” HAS BEEN CROWNED WITH SUCCESS, ‘The Progress of Popularity of Our Third Floor—Rem- nant Rooms—ts Beyond Description, ‘Having secured Special Bargains for this Thureday and Friday—Remnant Sales—we will give you a Ust of somes of the most important offerings: About 50 dozen of Extra Heavy Balmoral Skirts, dark colors, 4 widths, only 43e., regular value 75c. 8 dozen of Heavy Cloth and Felt Skirts, with four heavy Rufiles, in red or blue binding, at 98c.: standard price $1.50 and $1.75. This lot being exceptionally ‘small we would advise you to call early in order to ob- tain the benefit of this bargain. A small quantity of Furniture Calicoes, in remnants from 1 to 10 yards, superb patterns, only So. per yard; real value 8, Several cases of Blesched Wamsutts Pillow Casing and Sheeting Remnants, in 9-8, 6-4 and 10- widths, stabout one-third less than thelr regular market quo- tation. ‘We have received our Fall Importations of Corduroy, Fancy and Plain Velveteen, in all the new shades, which we offer at reasonable prices. Zeasesof the best Bengal Blue Venum Remnants, suitable for Overalls and many other domestic pur- Poses, at 12}4c. per yard; regular value 18¢. The last lot of Venetienne Cloth, in light and dark patterns, suitable for Dresses and Wrappers, only 7c. per yard; standard price 123. ONE PRICE TO ALL 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH ST. Mews Usozawean To Orme. ‘We are prepared to make to your measure Underwear, Night Shirts and Pajamas from any kind of material you may elect. We are showing excellent lines of Flannels, in white, red, assorted gray shades, and » largo varlety of Fancy Flannels, in checks, plaids and stripes, Gentlemen who have experienced difficulty in Deing fitted from regular stocks or otherwise, are invited to make a selection from our large Uine of samples and allow us atrial, as weare confident of our ability to please the ‘most ex- act. (Men's Department, enter 1013 F street.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘THE DRESS GOODS COUNTERS are rapidly filling up with thechoicest Woollens of both markets for wear the coming reason. SUITINGS AND CLOTHS for the popular tailor-made costumes in ® pro- fasion of visible and invisibie Checks, Hair-line Stripes, Iluminated Mixtures, and all the do- sirable Plain Shades, We are showing Ilumi- nated Camel's Hair, Billiard Cloths, Almas, Se- bastopols, Hindoo Cloths; Serges, Henriettas, Shoodas, Foules, Arnheim Suitings, Cash- meres, Ladies’ Cloths, English Suitings, Scotch ‘Mixtures, Broadeloths, &c,, &c. Elegant line of Plaid Woollens in variety of choice color combinations. (left of Main Entrance.) ‘SILKS. An authority on the subject says: “Silks are rapidlf resuming their old position as the lesd- ing fabric for Ladfes' Fine Costumes, as no other fabric can vie with it in ita rich and graceful ap- pearance." ‘Prominent manufseturersare introducing new ‘weaves in Black Silks of a soft, pliable charsc- tor, rich in sppearance and durably woven with ‘special view of adapting them to the present mode of close-fitting, profusely-draped cos- tumes. ‘We take especial pride in introducing to the Public the products of such reputable silk man- ‘ufacturers as Guinet, Bonnet, Shroedors and others, who guarantee their silks to «ive better Satisfaction and service than any other known brands. In Black Silks we are showing the following weaves: Peau de Sofe, Satin de Lyon, Faille Diamant, Faille Flora, Satin Monopole, Faille Francaise, Armure, Jersey, Satin Duchesse, Moire, Pekin Stripes, Morveilleux, Rhadames, Surubs, Gros Grains, ke. ‘We are equally well stocked in Colored Silks, the line embracing all the new fashionable shades for fall and winter. (Giisin 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 fall suits, combinations, or trim- mings. The plain colors are shown in a num- ber of entirely new shades as well as the con- ventional ones, The Fancies come in plaids, checks, and stripes, in rich, harmonizing colors attractively combined. Excellant line of Watered Velvets and Moire ‘Striped Plushes in choice line of selected col- ors. Black Silk Velvets; plain, striped, checked, andin plaids, ‘Now line of shades in Bilk Plushes, $1 and 01.25. 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 sta. nw, New Furi A xo WaerzaDazss Goons. ‘New Combination Suite, ts our Jewelry which is located at the door just as you enter. RHINE STONE HAIR PINS. ‘RHINE STONE EAR DROPS. TINTED MOON STONE PINS. GARNET PINS. AMBER HAIB ORNAMENTS. ROLLED PLATED Goons. OXIDIZED SILVER PINS AND ORNAMENTS. LADIES’ FOB CHAINS. ag GENTS WATCH CHAINS. JET ORNAMENTS. CUFF BUTTONS. HORN AND SHELL HAIR PINS. ‘These are only afew. Prices we omit, because the variety in no extensive. Ifyou will stop at the jewelry department, either on entering or leaving the store you will find a stock worthy your insyw....., Lecause unsurpassed for assortment and upapprosached in men =e TTT BRR et a ae el fut Eee 2“S oT OF OH Eee g GGG. 00 oo DDI goo ge BR me oo D ” GES “oo? “oo” Bow S38 = ‘Woareclosing outa job in fine POCKET-BOOKS, PURSES AND CARD CASES, reduced (because & trifle shop-worn) to 25c., 38c. and 490. We have also Teceived some new SATCHELS, LONG POCKET- BOOKS, AND REAL LEATHER PURSES. Prices range from 15c. to @4.48. We offer bargains every day in ladies’ and gents' pocket-books and purses. THE BBB 00. iN oO Re Bas ‘00 NNN MM MM A RRR cco H H EEB yee AA ROR OG B. HE MM fh BYR Go HTH Be MMM AA ER GO H REET 245 316 AND 318 7TH ST. N. W. J. Cc Horcemsox, GRAND OPENING HIGH NOVELTIES, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Sept. 21st and 22d. ‘MILLINERY. Elegant Imported Pattern HATS and BONNETS from the leading modistes of Paris. An extensive sssortment of French Felt HATS and BONNETS in new and scarce colors not to be found in domestic goods. American Felt HATS in immense variety at popular low prices. RIBBONS in every conceivable shade and color. Lyons SILK VELVET, all new shades, $3.50 per yard. Fancy FEATHERS, new designs, DRESS TRIMMINGS, PASSEMENTERIES and SILK EMBROIDERED, Black and Colored, selected from the best French ‘makers, and are not only elegant,but exclusive. Ten altios fn Lace Draping NETS, WHATS and JAOK- 8. A cordial invitation extended to ladies who desire to imspect these goods. HOSIERY. Fancy and gtaple Silk and Cotton. 50 dozen Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed French Lisle Thread HOSE, regular 81 goods at 66c. Foater Kid Lacing GLOVES, newimproved hooks. #20 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BBR A 6 OU MM MM ™ 98S, BoB AA U MMMM 8, BBB OA A uD MMM &Sgs8 UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Our Fall Stock has now arrived, and we are showing aline of Goods in this Department that we know can- not be matched in town for STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE, We have onr entire second floor (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. We will mention a few SPECIALS, but you will have to SEE the Stock and Prices yourself before you can form an idea of how low we are selling our Goods, PORTIERES. CHENILLE—We have them all prices, from 86 a Pair and upward, all new designs. We mention one item which 1s remarkably cheap; 25 PAIRS IM- PORTED CHENILLE PORTIERES, full 50 inches wide, 33 long, besutiful Oriental Designs, all colors, for $10 s Pal: ; actually worth $13.50. SHEILIAS—We mention sometbing Special in s SHEI- LIAS PORTIERE, all Silk. It is fully worth $16.50; handsome Patterns, all colors, at $11.50 Pair. TURCOMANS—An immense assortment of them at all prices. The Portiere which we are selling at $2.75 = 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 a Pair, full width and length, 36-inch Che- nille Dado, cannot be matched under $10. LACE OURTAINS. Our line consists of 150 different Patterns, all the newest designs. We are showing something very pretty ina TWO-TONED NOTTINGHAM st 853 Pair, 60 inches wide, worth 25 per cent more. Something at $3.75, extra good value, worth 85. A Beautiful RUSSIAN BORDER Curtain, at ¢2; worth fully 83. A Curtain at $125 Pair, excellent valne, Tape Edge. ‘The chespest is 75c., Tapo Edge all around, worth a1. TABLE COVERS. An immense assortment, all materials. PLUSH, SPE- CIAL, Small Size, 95e.; 4-4, $1.65; all colors. We are showing a beautiful line of CURTAIN DRA- PERIES and TAPESTRIES, all prices, A Beautiful line of FIGURED FLORENCE SILKS. Ask to see thom, ‘Wo have not space to mention anything else, but have in stock much finer Goods than which we have advertised; also cheaper ones. Prices guaranteed, the lowest. 553 BPP, S33, ber SoS B 100 Ploces of VELVET at 750, a yard; worth fully 81; every imaginablo shade in stock. 75 Piecos PLUSH, all colors, at 85c a yard; worth 81. 10 Pioces Black and White Check MOHAIR, at 20c. » yard; worth fully 35¢. 5 Pieces of Diagonal, Batin Stripe, BLACK GOODS at 250. a yard; worth 40c, 5 pleces Grey and Black, INVISIBLE CHECKS, at ‘25e. a yard; worth 40c, 10 Pieces all-wool, half Mourning DRESS GOODS, handsome Pin Cheoks and Stripes, at 650. s yard; cheap at $1. BRA B AA BR AA Be A acl Exrsoxzo Youxes Co. ARE OFFERING: at Cape Cod Berries, large, gk Colona tn Un S ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS ¥.W. CRANBERRE ASPANAUU! pul irate 3 3 fee ae poe ec egee il ile GH lt and ver ava ye a ‘& gen get grade, routed tet sade . Brice ‘not quite so ihe yuo ie ‘ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO. ae /oHAN- eae Sey easy co Esa Sse Pelnee WANTS BOX 70 StaIP Tonacco. ae Ware GRE TO WORK OF Fi Ax week. A; an. w. — atte ~ -ADQU: CARTERS — POSITIONS | JOR =o ene ee od E Fi FA RRSPRCTADLE WHITE | no woman, inallits, Station ineltyorcoustey, OI nee Ra Wirtz HE, WHREEWS, OF Bae IMMEDIATELY—A UNION | BARBER. Wee tage P WANTED(A GIRL, ABOUT FIFTEEN TEAR ¢922 7th stn. w. ae ‘WARTED bY X YOUNG LADY OF ee a oF Wastepay TWO rig Situations as cook ‘Sumner st. n.w., 7th-st. Se a bes (el Wi _ FIRST-CLASS Apply at 1633 34st. n.w., W. I. GRAHAM. It "ANTED—A FIRST.CLA®S yt -MAKER: WwW Bs Sadtecna aa ane oe ras ident, R.w., at once, it oe ‘ANTED_IWO FIRST-CLASS COATS: ‘custom ALE ory steady dress WoADAMS & BERWL, Hichmona, Va se1-3t EXTED-WOMEN COOKS. $1070 $40, CHAM- We ber and itches nosidn, wurses, men butler eireateet ‘waiters Sieh, WAnIONaL LABOR Si tue aio ois iat ANTED COOK AND CHA aA saree WARie reterences Pequired 1008 tith st aoe, ANTED_SALESLADY, AN AMERICAN LADY, middle-aged preferred, fo wait ou out beatcustomers: call at 10: salary $12; apply personally. “Offices 3 and, 425 7 wv ‘ANTED_DUNDO! ‘EMPLOYM ‘BU- and colored, for al kin ities rime rad or of dom and Stato, with reference. 717 M st. now. 87-3w" Wy ANTED_SWEDES. GERMANS, NORWEGIAN! Waitara cee ant Weniat oes Pe ae, 7 4 city, Boasnaws "S Help Agency, 680-589 ¥ at uw. Wate NG GERMAN GEE, WANTS A Bituatic small Vcr aa heer emai es Week. Sore Eat Berisinonr tise Bese ae WSicomma, HOUSEWORK WITHOUT shit is yes pene SSE Dw. We TED—4 GRADUATE. OF THE U. & NAVAL ‘Academs om fnstractor in tac ties, Bavigation, ‘Sr madhiunaticn Address ¥. aa ‘ANTED=BY A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY = ‘RENT —c TOL BILL, FURNISHED si ie ‘with, ad) ent: | ge Rooms, front, ‘or en suite, open ~| Nua ae | PEEL centrally : ak JOR 3 ak _LAtOE, NICELY rE |} Topm fe private, fa Sy ae cae aloe Fain FURNISHED Tathec pasos STENT = NI oy HARDSOMELY | FUENISHED transients THE LIVINGSTO: 5, 4098 {OR RENT—DFSIRABIE HOOMS, INNEW HOUSE P| Biniccutaiiostion al bea ase OR RENT— Di ~ = Lal RE rnesstion and bewhborneed. e10., se” RENT. LEGANTLY FUR- Tad ge anata ae rick: Siam? Pic stable and othce rom, suitable for, phst- Fo RENT—POUR ROOMS, FURNISHED OR unfurnish suitable for housekeept! iRret-clana fatuily of sdulta, Gall $000 1th Fam | ‘OR RENT_TO NS OF SOCIAL POSITION to comfort.bly furnished double bers Boor: with and ali the comforts. Rome: relerences required 1700 MRE mel Se FoR RENT — VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED furnished Thane th all parte of the crt. Fula samy on and Consult cur list free. TING AGENCY, 612 Oth st. nw. 21-30 RENT 4 THREE UR FOUR URNISHED Fi. Rooms for 55, SER agesebeerins for tree adults te, Ad | ANTED YOUR ERS FOR COOKS, MAIDS” Nurves. copers, Ladiea Nurses, Me Cooks. BSeull Beulltons. Wate! Drivers, Housemen, ful Men and other hel ead Tomales cities wd country. F. M. BURNHAM,630-632 F st_n. 19-3" ‘ANTED—BY 4 \ YOUNG. ENGLISH LADY EM- WV ‘ior whic studio: understands retouthing, Addnesr 1430 Bat nw 220-30" Waeees WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN- eral housework fora small family; must come well ecomnmended. 489 Pennsylvania ave, n.w. ee! ‘ANTED-BY A SWEDISH MIDDLE-AGED Pn ae fant in a reapec 5 Gall'at 80 135 et awe ANTED TWO EXPERIENCED WAITERS TN Wisgeme st Middleton House, 9th st., opposite Ware POSITION BY COMPETENT en as forciady in s millinery or dresemaking estab- Ushment. Address M-J. ML, Star office. ae MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DG work of small house and willing to stay at Ws icht; family consists of two adulta and infant °Ad- Box 06, Star office. W y aNTED—A gy hag gh ning A srexoonara | ‘® young man ‘salary much an object se acielia < office, WASTED, SECOND COOK: MUST ORDER: stand his business: references required: ‘wanted immediately. 620 13th st, n.w. 0-24" ANTED_BY A RESP! B COLORED GIRL? ‘8 Situation as cham! petate fal Beat of references, Gall we L137 20th at bw. 820. ANTED—TWO TINPLATE SHEET-IRON ‘workers on Job work: also, one boy with some gxperience. “Apply to KH.G- Bours, 319 Lith st nw. ‘ANTED—A COOK (COLORED) TO GO & MILES: Wiles count country. Address box 67, Star office. Ware ena an FIRST-CLASS: hands for trimming out. Callon 3 street, between D wall-ecrapers. B. Pt ocnsos ose Fst. nw. TED AN AMERICAN. GERMAN OR WwW French Giel as chanbermaid ind ae nurse: nts Reforences rea fween @ and 10.1775 Maveachuact ebb Sreend ted WAN® cot tes & DUNE Stratclaes ‘8 cook and second irl, havin ase references. Appl “Ghia Wood wai, arfel dares wead of Conn a¥er s10-3 Want Ri SrEOTERLE "AND 2: iste colored bey sto 17 years of i cont storeand Fun errands. Address DRESS IN NTED-AN OFFICE BO) s10-3t own hendwriting, J. W. one ae ane WWANTED—WHITE COACH: Mintel! his business, "ayes B03 Bri Hh 2. w. b 'ANTED-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS YOUTH Win 16 2 19 years, to ima in ae bares = respecte ries Place and home to referennes required. AC HONEST! 010-31 Wes 'TED—500 COOKS AND GENERAL aS workers for all sections of city; Maids, Laun- esses, Ovater Shuckers and other help, male and led Colored "women for gut of the city, ‘AM'S Help Agency, 6330-632 F st. WASTED SERVANT, | GERMAN G ferred, todo general’ house work for family of threg alte °De eM TAYLOR, 7OLM ot. lr = STRIBU TE Per week and expenses: x patie. remploymeut 10F 0. ladies bug. Write st oncé, en men, iting, reosipia. oF bum: sing Self addretead a envelope to EMPIRE SUPPLY AGENCY? rondway, sepb-3ni ANTED_A WOMAN, ACTIVE AND INTELL located outside Washington, to represent in her localit yusible house. References. Rent position, "By BAINBRIDGE, Supt, 34 Reade st, New York. maw ANTED LEARNERS YOR PROF. W ate internadousl alor § raleor fape-meagure alone, anal éminent Paris, Berlin ‘Patiorns cut, materials ht Sitted, basted, draped or made, geryatory ot Mode Se aes sereatory WASTER AOENTA IN EVERY Go IN iN THE 875 per month and expenses, ont mutat free. “Wirlie with stamps NALL WOT] SAR Uracturina C.. "Rutherford, NI. Wane. — SEVERAL LADIES TO Stee dress cutting by tailor system, at reduced price; all drafting done on goods; patterns cut to measure. 1010 F st. nw. auz7-1m WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS “D1 iE DESI Ras ope ae at aby Call 11 am,, 1235 7th st. n.w. 2. Warren RESPACEAREE,SOLOTE small" family, Good references: "Call st 1218 New ‘York av s20-2t° ‘ANTED—A YOUNG LADY EDUCATED branches, foroad, teaching English French, Ger man and music, dosites position aa visiting of resident gveruess; references, “Address GOV aS ee N aa ty WRIT! Ww ‘ANTED—A LADY RESIDING try will take full charge of widower" or whose parents’ occupation leave them to care of ee home comforts and attention; city refer- ences, Address “Mrs. W..” Star office. _s1()-r.w, Wi aan AYOUNG LADY FROM RICHMOND. rerness in OF Loar Se AE nnd Fes tnd Aluste ‘and, social references. Address MISS HOWARD. Liberty, Va. 8017-61 Ww MAN. GRADUATE OF GOL. umbian University Law School, and an admitted lawyer, desires: a gitce preferred, A from 6 to9; patent attorney's of A4ress, stating compensstion, NEW YO! Star office, sel: ANTED_BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, A PEACE Caligraph. Address T° aman ‘the ph. ran EYEE ‘col OR RE BRENT NUMBER OF FURNISHED ROOMS and thinl Alors, with or sitboxt Dass heat nw Fa. RENT — AT 1313 N BT. 3 Pleasant Ror =e Roots, with open grate ‘fires if desma, Lent Table 2 Fux KENT—SIX ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR: thern exposure. $20 per month. O07 H st nw. JOR RENT—A LARGE, FU CON: ee Ba ‘ani. 1840 tp at aw, OR RE AVE. WITH retinas Bost two well arnisbed Rosine Yevet and back: bot and. cold ‘Water on aame floor-"Also, two References, sti-iw* ; Sun RENT IANDSOME FURNISHED ROUSS; ory with’ Aret-cfass table board if deaired T3c | Mass. ave. nw, 20. {OR RENT — 1613 PST. N. W.. UNFURNISHED suite of rooms, 2d story ; for hotsekeeping ferred. 6: FRX REN DSOMELY-FURNISHED SUITE ‘Of roorsn, with jrivate bath, frst foors tivo tingle Fooms, with or without boand. “Keferencea. 030 14uh st now. 20-1 {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED PARLORS, DIN Toom ‘and kitchen, first floor, couveulently. ar- Fanged for housekeeping ; 1006 uth st., near New 70k RENTON A SMALL PRIVATE PAMuLy, vegy deitable farniebed roots, at 1316 Lo. | ochildron, Keferences exchanied. — 0. _RENT—LARGE | FURNISHED — Fi ‘Ol Room on third floor, with excelent Place uw. 2OR RENT—TWO DELIGN front rooms, furnished, with, inne, sofa-bed, ei 20, Clowe te MGerencess ‘101s § Paliire ave. 19-3 FaEte —TWO DESIRABLE LOOMS, SECONT oF third floor, in privatefaruily; ges aud heat, 15) Test. Goutiemen preferred. <1 JOR RENT— 806 12TH ST. N. W., SUITES OF | ely Furnished Rooms on first and second | Wwors; open erate fire if dosired, convenient. to cara | aud excellent Table Board. 19-61 heat, bath, and use of kitenen, geirele: good. neiuhborlved. WaxteD, coon ROOM WITH GOOD BOARD, fifteen minutes wad or less from the Patent Of flea, for a young lady; best references given. Address 223-3 ulte, furnished with ‘heat and ligute between 8th abd o mable. Y GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND. a tnd upset beths southwest ANTED OCTOBER 1, a FAMILY 01 Ort THREE a Se Ast sts; rent must be reasot See asm — Wai ‘ED--B’ bln pak oer: ee 3 tively) three un- ae St Sateen eT Ten Sa Star office. ic .NTED —TWO re “oe toe) UNFURNISHED ritwost partef city velarences required sad given. northwest ofc and ‘Address pe cae FAMILY OF THREE ADU ADULT furnished and Roopa, on sgcond oor. © rok ‘beth, ‘in modern house: Vek herobee 20-3 ‘WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND Wire WOULD like, permanently to communicating" Hoon Tease stage location and price? Seleronces excke ge atate location an ‘Teleren exchan Adress Box 4. Star office. he | WASTED; 1WO ROOMS WEST OF 7a ar: for li juiet cou apie: no chil- aren.sinafi house preferred. &.. Star Ofc. 250-3 WANTED We “WANT 38 a8 , BOOMS, IMMEDI. ately: have applications from good ae, tenants; iether aaater Se frduble and mone ROOM RENTIN nw. | Bhar Sa OR FOUR NICELY. EUR: ined roots for light bouse line; terms must nto Address EF uae Gitnw. tee Wat A SETTLED COUPLE, THREE a four unfurnished rooms, second floor: 2 housekeeping; location between 6th and 12th a1 SAR ae Se yrcleered : perms ‘suited,’ rent reasouabie; payments 1D advance. Address CASH, Btar offic, __"_._al-3t Waren 3} ac A GENTLEMAN AND — TWO pear 14th and R tab Address Lock 238 Sty ear aisha. AdUseu Lock Box SSL Post-Office. Waa OWNER OF THE CARRIAGE in stable of 14449 at. to call at 1334 Tises st. pay charves, or said carriage will be sold for gtar-| that 5 + ANTED “INSTANTANEOUS ‘ART OF NEVER ‘ANTED—A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN WANT to be informed of a suitable bowling place, where they may. enjoy one evening of, the ‘week, during. the winter—Sati ‘Propritors of bowling alleys are lesa to state the price and terms, Ad~ dress box 158, Star office. 20-30" NTED_PUBLIC SPEARERS, GINGEES. AND Fi tg acen oud voice to uae INTC S ARO ea DROPS. Sweet andreliable, Notar. 10c. at druggist si9-1m ONE MILLION ¢ CARES OF BORE (W ihrost Honrsonces, tobe cured HINIGHS AHOMATIO SOULE BHO} fed box, at druggist, ein ‘WARTED-ALE PERSONS TO TRY ane Soup that washes and bleaches, without rubbing, | y with cold or hot water. “Full directions for using wit Gach box. For sale at all Groceries, Waltaa form her why epticians for pects cig wha LP SRB te = nuine Bi Pebble Specs for 81. ANTED—W.W. MOFFETT, 1321 F a NW. basement. Commissioner of Deeds foe eh State and Territory 50 office hours, 8:30 aim., telephone call, 9! "ANTED HOOMS-T0 PARTIES HAVING: eee wil save the tine trgu procure — spas wi sae trouble, and” tio Kenting O38 Fat De RAMEY as i5-ue Waxtersto BUY HOUSE OF 8 OR 10 ROOMS, Nest of 12th and north of H: ested and without basement. lowest price, J. K, Star, offes. FoR RENT—1511 Q S&T NW, NICELY FUR. | ished back room oh, second fade. to two gentle. ren. ‘board: terms moderate. Also two table boarders ean ‘be accommodated. “Herdice the door. si9de FS RENT—IN A NEW HOUSE ON 10TH ST, near Dupont Circle, very desirable ro second | floor, ied; four rooms on. third. fh nished; reference, Address Box 26, Star 819-m1,w,6,6t" Rtove Sore fas Ne. HOUSES, POUR ROOMS. 14 Reena Road, eG ewouds. dvs L, Dennings be Faeries: OSTA ROM, Spe wonshs Ny at oa ase fe Fah rersisnen ony own "aoa ¥o, ence YF Huruishiel, can (he Rented for the ber wi af qaieey aod 10 Msi” WESCOTT & WILCO! 20 Remus ee, Fore full ist apply to TEN-ROOM BAY WiNDow JOR brick, 99536 U st. now. suitable f all improvements. “substantially La jeouth frout, conven open gates: ‘rent Bos. se2)ae neighborhood ‘Owner 905 menta, Also, new bay-window brick Hi fCniw-: gr rourus abd batt al me imei OK RENT — SIX-ROOM BRICK MOUSE.—#95 Pi iuhist ne cas and water: 1930. ‘Any io PAIKG. aN? Lotiaann aves © Rte rere Ingatreat 3619 "New Jersey ave new {Ok RENT—FURNISHED—A MOST DESIRABLE i furmished House: 14 rooms, bandscmely ished anitable for member of Congress or ‘ot entertain, Inquire 1017 Toth at. n.w bet Tthand Sth sta” Row. 908 Tat sine Sr S. OFFICES, ETC. ell, yrtle wt.n.e. 7) STOR! Store gra. a 401 Tthst nw lat tar25 tana Store room st Baw 50 9th and Pa. Lath st. aw Ore. Store and” dwelling 46 tet mw. Br 468" La ive,, at a6 Lave : ‘The sbove ts ouly'a portion of the property on books.” Fur full lst call at office for bulietin teaed oe theletand 15th." (S20) THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, JOR RENT—THE HANDSOME DWELLING ON the northwest corver of Copa. ave. aud Kat, 12 Vaae- ) RENT—CORNER OTH ST. AND MASH. AVE, All’ modern imrovemeuts, posseaaiou Ost Five ange niceysfuraimed Boome, with best ¥ WAGGAMAN OL Fst ot so” acuthera aud castara exposure. References exclanie. Tg eutral lon on, EEF + ROOMS, ON SECOND | # eg Esa third tors: southery exyeare oun nem mo | references Selock, wt F iieMsenw siroe Nee i fo eae 1B RENT—612 147H STN. W_ ROOMS, NEW: | a in “rear. hotae ew Fiyaruiaiea on frst, second ‘and third Bors, en | throwchout. IN BOWLES & Coe Te suite or single; also, kitchen and dining room witur- | Jon RENT—FHAME HOUSE, 1817 6 St ished. arte | Pe No, Bows & OOs et roe JROR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ‘oh second floor (with oF ‘without, board), in house Of a private family. central part of the city: to Uemian ore gentlenian and wife: referencea required. | hor sl 7-Lwe address’ LM. H., Star NT FOUR, ¥ WELL-LIGHTED, VENTI- ted iy ates en suite orsingle, INE STORE, cor Pa. ave! 816-1 F%, Restrooms. over JAMES Y. DAvISY and 12th st. 30 H ST. N.W. LARGE FRONT Room (Hall Room communicating), also lane Room on first floor, southern exposure, with Dret-class Board. ‘square west of War and Navy ope = x2-dwe REN’ PERSONS OF REFINEMENT only, comfortably furtished Rooms uad best Table in asmall private family, house bas southern exposure and is convenient to "17th st. herdics and Connecticut ave. cars: closeta; fire in alcove ‘best Given apd required; reasonable 1709 M si 15-6" POR RENT—AT 1112 H ST. NW, NICELY AND comfortably furnished communicating ux Parlor and Also. other nice rooms, with heat, #as and ost seL5-13t HK RENT—FURNISHED AND WONFURNISHED 3 ems (op wulte or single: table board: elnele rooms Seon Be jock. Sid and S10 Yodan er tw. ef 3k RENT_OPPOSITE THE NEW PENSION Guitdinn several icely. furnish use of th, heatand gas. 449 G st. nw. eld-2w* ROK, RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘en suite of single, wit clase table board. Also, soma, Haferences Fequired. 1410 Nat 2.W. JOR RENT—209 AND 200% IST ST. NE. DOU- ‘ile parlor, with heat and gan’ alec elght-ruoti house: | jmprovenionta. For sale, two-story brick in fe 1o- cation, including grocery business, oS A TARTLY, cbt? HOUSE Pras EP eee Lae ata Pensa WAREEE ELA TREE PENS OOM €36 per month. Address ass ‘Star office. ‘11 Ist at. n.0. JPORBENT, Roms PARTIES WANTING ROOMS pine Sand trouble by calling at our Meow Agency, 58 Information free. D.KAMEY. _jy3 3m* Fe RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR: Tors. en suite or sing! qHysble for gentlemen: with gr ior without | that m we Hefereuces exchs NTED — TO — AN UNFURNISHED R RENT—THREE OR FOUR UNFU restat sal scape at, oe praised foome, ADrly at O21 18th Heferences given. B.B.,! Eos RT ceeaee ae fy ropa lscad nell parts A yp not Wai fg my ane will ia my ‘thos 6 HENS. Sim” Yoou'ret ne. ANTEDWE HAVE CONSTANT, DEMAND of thecity: owners having such for reat will Bud ieee rompt anil Teliablo tenants Sieur houses nour hands ‘tH. BY am Toot Fat, ANTED- TRY, OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS rau _Doomn's wet rancid: Keeps Dotter tha ion guaran F money ‘return Bisils 340; 00,801 Conter Market ausrwe AN’ eeroraiten DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN, Allkinds of pumps and pump stock furnished, Special attention paid to cleaning wells, repairing aud making pumps work easy. All kinds of well work dono fn the most skillful manner. ‘Terms moderate. WM. H. MOFFAT, BLS Sth st. a. e jy1-3m* TED-WELLS DUG, BORED Ol DRIVEN “Wantiropaired: The oldest and most Geltsble yell and pump-Sxer in the District. NORE disetew D—HORSES TO PASTURE; KEI Pe ee a eg for grain feeding; onler box. at Price's Stable 311 Oth farm on 7th st. a ‘Smiles froma cit 207 Gin at ae, OT is x . CLARK, Sligo, =e ER ¥ TO} iT ANLLER has opened s first-class Barber Shop 6% Sharing 10 cents, Childrens li sail tha asked. TURE, CARPETS, ws AMiner Hed, Clothing, Watchow, and Household Eiscte Ilghest cash Gress: haat Winre KNOWN THAT ©. 8. BUNDY, 0} Ws 458 Loulsians avenue (opnosite City, Mistbels Wee HAVE DAILY INQUIRIES FOR large, mediuzn-sized and small houses, in good lo. galitics; Gumers having such for rent or sale will nd it to thelr raat Es piace them in my bands: all Tadids will: bo lbetally adi ‘owners, BH. 'T. LELPOLD, auzyam Pied'witlont charge 1331 F st, now. ANTED_DIRECT. FROM OWNERS, HOUSES Wat roe ar cath Peeters Nacol wih a will be. ibreily svertined af our ex Pense. ents collected, De iiourson. Peuse. WrOLEAS 1313 Fst, Adjoining Sun Building. effected, Jel _MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY lowest collateral wecur. SPA Mz 28 pax, IN SUMS RANGING FROM ‘on spproved real-estate: 8500 to $15, Lays, Schurdee’ neasonatie TORS SHERMAN CO, Tor F'se a7-im $30,000 IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON FIRST- Class real estate. rit AP RILL & BLP bot M ity. ¢. WEST, RATES OF IN- LT Serie ian Seated and neee MesaEaA fmiae tuaie i sh Due career eer ‘CLEAN Cis NOMEN: Vanes by own Biren TT geen eo Ne = s2.0m____ Real Estate and 1931 ¥ st. tow. . SESSA TEGERD Ora INSECTS EX. OBRomnpt ation EY ieation a feat titel inated from furai ‘Bc. WORMSTEDT a sete is them, Boe Maced 221m ia Boa Fatioct, WANED COMMIBSIONEE OF. TEED roe Lea mee ee re Teer Seaiibe ean ama to ea iol St ioe Government latina obs ‘coNSNGuaM a3 1419 LOAN, LARGE AND Sanity, LOST AND FOUND. 1252 state ectrig alow | 3 ‘O8T—BLUE B BELTON aS ANSWERS TO = mia 1331 Fat nw. sus im 4 the name of Meiple: EHINGLY- Me Me Picusan + FOORETBOOE ON 18TH, BETWEEN Lots rea ave. snd 1 at. Money and ‘money if. * {pus Senneytvanie ave. <a even given ‘with contents, at 6: iw. aT — big 01 Li MEMORANDUM BOOK, i iN ney Ponce FEY PS 1217 F st n.w. ae ‘OsT—O} ‘EMBER 19, FROM 710 @ st. 3. Lee eennae Otte Sion, Oth and B sts. s.w. Efi ees Ca PT, rUrrine, ees het ae a Lie st. DoW. don return sheng 0 ies Hs ae = ee REAL ESTATE. ai ‘OF 100 10 $100,000 seid bouctty Face? Spal + py Soe Nee al 3's “on BEAL ESTATE, bya ‘THOS. F. WAGGAMAR, "237027; & THOMPSO! Je13 1313 Fate ion Bete aes 738 15th nw af panama eee REALESTATR oot, Hand 10th sta Cees merece | F eons au30 GEO. W.. as | FORE RENT—ROOMS, SINGLE AND EN SUITE, handsomely furnished, om Feasonable ferns to de: arable peraous su'that clgrant house, 1000 Lith et a, we justuorih of Kise and’ Franklin rk; one of the Tocations.. auzsim ry ERED _SUBSISEED BEAUTIFUL PARLORS second flocr, bay-windows and open grates in rootn’ corner house; new south and east front: refer. ‘ences’ required. 1101 K st.n. w. auld.sw FOR RENT_STORES. 7. Store-Foorn 18, wrtion contain andall meders | Seven rooms, includins re bad ‘conveniences. Will not rent ae] _suze-dw STEIGLE & LIEBE: ta STOKE ROOM, ON Pennsylvania avenue MW.» near Uth st. Adil TORE, Dtar office, stating brauch of Uusine sired for. FOR B REN’ IN Tr MPARANCE ALLEY, bet. 9th and 10th and D and £, entrance on D ey 10th; SSeS ee! sous fe pipe thos RUSSELL: aig [SPaave | \T OK SALE—FINE UPRIGHT PIANOS; Py tp tae Fupiae saree | J 08 ; Organs : 25 years’ e: lence. Work ‘Warrant Charges moderate, "V- BECKER, S01 Ol baw. 513-5 1 RENT—TYPEWRIT’ PER MON’ Fou told on instalment, HESRY' A Cranes BON, 933 F st _n.w. 73m Rk RENT—BRICK STABLE IN REAR OF 1514 Fe accuninodation for three horses, two at DLW. said Conchman. ‘J. MoL. DODSON, partis 1226 F at. nw. Fe rot BESTOOAL POE OF OR. K for. ON B. Pitan & BS THOMAR w. au29-1m Lanter er Dear, BUSINESS CHANCES, Spero mors Ae 2 ART OF NEVER PORGET- Seo. changed. (EVEN PER CENT GUARANTEED Fins: . aoe a ED, 4 times: es oe ‘the jortgers. ai ee eae Fst nw. Sree AND PROVISION = AT 436 9TH | sale. Good reasons for selling. 819-31" Vier, eet eee ise - 4 ¥ lao oe Fines acess & 00... ee ak Eat Moe nea. ) B. WARNES & 00, ae a halls, a 4 pee Jatrobes, —_ ‘squares from etvest cares in toe nae Bortiod only per month, to reliable yearly ports 23'st iowa Bulldite Fe KENT_—TWO VERY NEAT HOUSES, SEVEN bis, Pose ‘House, 1501 Gales at. Yard frout and rear; FOL lth at. ne. JOR, RENT—UNFURNISHED— 1025 Conn. ave....#2250 4 RARE OFPORTL NITY-NEW good roous, water, Uatle, Pleasant street, key” with owned, #20-30" ~ NBO Stable bet KC 50 wnd Leith wis Road. 9166.06 ot 18 K 106.68 50 Nat. Shear 10th . bee iu & ia Dupome Circe. 330 Ines wee Dupont cirden Pat: 166.06 FITCH, FOX & BROWN, isa iy. ‘OR RENT— 608 New York ave., Fooms, all mod. imp 20-6 OR RE 201 D at. ne. neat Tooms, all mod. imps, SWOMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 27 F at, Qst, store... £39 326 Gth at. 9.0 Zig Qat nw. or. sir * st. ne. Gr. 18.30 1217 Wylie n-e 13 athn.e sb Or IK 30 Iban Wyhien a se 163 WORMSTEDT & BKADLE., _au29-1m 927 Fat, JOR KENT —NEW HOUSE, 1720 HIGH ST, a, 7 rooms, ath, latrube, ran poreh and yard: clowets tu ‘every rout, €: Key next door, or 630 G st. now , city. AR THE CAPITOL, A DESTRABLE. uated Brick Dwelling, ny Other large and handsams Unfuruinlied Houses, Fla H. BOBEKTSO) 19-60" unely Furnixhed Houses, ‘and Office Kovtun. Heal katate Broker, Poa of, 1203 428 St aa. CP AR SRE int met eo rh rey Wis a0. — OR BPRS AK re ae ed ane ie HOLTZMAN. 5 a aT at ae jowa Circle. lor 'r Dap e te ize. “108.08 Laur. 16th st. 12r_-166.08 Dear 18th #t...10r, near Lows Cire St. néar 14th, 16r...300 11th near Oat. 10r...100 125 tyne. K, 10 rs. 300 2st near Fat... 6 UNFURNISHED. io Latarette Bq. 2758150), OFFICE ROOMB. 1. 1624 10th stn. wi LAF 190 525 1th at no Fe aoe i