Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1887, Page 2

_—_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. a 7 D.C.. FRIDAY, SE ® 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO FRUDAY September 30, 1887. cRosBY 'S. NOYES. ‘The Evening tar has = regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the ether daily papers here added Advertisers, will serve their own purpose best, and at the ame time greatly accommodate THe Srar, if they will send tm before noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Saturtay’s paper. the forms of which must be sent topress much earlier than on the other five days of the week. ge Chiet Judge Ruger, of the Court of Appeals of ‘New York State, has granted a stay of execution in the case of Jacob Sharp, who will now remain Out of Sing Sing probably until the final appeal in his case has been decided. It ts said that the judge signed the papers as soon as they were brought to him at Albany by a messenger from New York city. It is, tosay the least, an interesting cotnel- dence that the counsel for Mr. Sharp should have it, Dy accident, upon @ magistrate who would be Teady todo this work so promptly. Respect for the purity and dignity of the bench, of course, pre- elude the suspicion that any outside influence could have contributed to the result in this case, And yet there are iil-natured critics, doubtless, ‘who will endeavor to trace a chain of connection etween past and present that will relieve the whole proceeding from any mystery for thelr minds They will recall the fact that Mr. Sharp's most notable part- ner in his Broadway railroad deal was James J. Belden, of Canal ring yotoriety; that Judge Ruger, while in private practice, was coun- sel for Mr. Belden, and protected him against the consequences of the prosecution set in motion by the state at Governor Tilden’s instance, receiving Immense fees therefor; that Juage Ruger’s elec- ‘Uon to the bench was largely aided by Mr. Belden, ‘who was his neighbor, and who worked in his 1n- terest although belonging to the cpposite party in politics; and that Mr. Belden has been deeply in- terested for his own sake in defeating Mr. Sharp's Prosecution and punishment. These ctrcum- stances, while they contain nothing essentially in confitet with the theory of a cotneidence, will, without doubt, be recalled by persons who want to find @ reason why Mr. Sharp's lawyers should have selected Judge Ruger, out of the whole array of seven judges on the same bench, when they ‘were In need of quick work to delay Sharp's pun. ishment. ——_— - = ____ ‘The train in which the President and Mrs. Cleve- Jand have started on their westward Journey has Deen described at considerable length in the press, ‘and no little stress has been laid on the fact that the cars are heated by steam from the locomotive and lighted by electricity. Hence, should broken Dridges or defective rai!s on any paftof the route cause an accident there will be no stoves to dis- charge live coals among the uphoistery and upon the inflammable varnish of the woodwork, and no ot! lamps to explode and send rivnlets of flame down upon the imprisoned passengers. The fact that these appliances have been introduced upon @ train expressiy prepared for the President of the United States shows that the railway experts who designed the cars know them to be entirely prac- Ueable, for the President is the last person mM the country whom they would have had the temerity to choose as a sub- ject for their mechanical experiments, ‘The last shadow of excuse for continuing the use of coal stoves and oll lamps on ordinary railway tains is destroyed. Every traveling citizen of the United States has the right to demand of the car- | rying companies the same thorough protection of life and mb that ts given to the President him- Self, If this Western trip, in addition to giving | pleasure to the visited, and enjoyment, instruction, | und new friends to the visitors, shall enable the | pubilc to drive the railway corporations from their last defenses of the coal stove and oll lamp, the people Will derive a practical and substantia | Venett from the President's torr, which will bring tosuch vacations an enthusiastic popular endorse- | ment. —_—— - ‘The mystery which has surrounded the fish- | eries negotiations between our government and | ‘the British is in a measure dispelled by the pubil- | cation of the names of the gentlemen selected to represent the United States. Dr. Angell is proba- Diy chosen because, on bis spectal mission to China some years ago. ue proved his ability as a diplomat. Mr. Putnam 1s less wide- ly known, He 1s a native of Bath, a lawyer of large practice and ad- maitted ability, and has taken active part in the discussion of questions connected with te fish- eries. He has been mayor of Portland, and was nominated by Governor Plaisted for judge of the State supreme court to fill a vacancy, but was not confirmed. In 1884 he was nominated for supreme Judge to suceeed Judge Symonds, bug shared the fate of the rest of the democratic ticket, which stood a doubly bad chance owing to the Presi- dential election then impending. Henry George as discovered and “announces that votes are actually bought and sold at city elections, and that they command from five to Ubisty dollars apiece in a hot contest. The fact of corruption in the elections of great cities has long been admitted, and has ceased to be ap issue. The remedy forthe evil ts what now coacerns the people. Popular suffrage in the choice of those who are to admintster the finan- cial affairs of large cities has proved a failure. ‘The difficulty has been to adopt a plan which would give municipalities reliable financial agents, and still be tree from objection as un- American in its limitations upon suffrage. _ The Matter Is settled by the Constitution for the Dis- trict of Columbia, which, while deprived of valua- Die and substantial rights, 1s also happily de- prived of the corruption of ordinary municipal elections and government. ee ‘The probibition amendment bas been defeated im Tennessee. This was not the fault of the wo- igen, however, who turned out in immense num- bers and set ther fellow-citizens of the sterner sex an exampie of activity at the polls which ought to put the stay-at-home grumblers toshame. They worked hard, and they never guve up tll the last ballot-box bad been closed and carried away. The repeated defeats of the prohibition party de not affect injurtously the general principle for which % contends They stimulate the temperance } movement, rather: for those persons who do not believe in prohibition, but who do believein a ‘stringent license law, are encouraged by discd¥er- Jag bow strong the tceling against free rum ts in every intelligent communit a ‘The estimates of the school trustees disclose the extent Of the city’s need of additional school build, ing. From lack of adequate accommodation- Gaip and dark rented rooms, utterly unftt for use, are in some instances occupied, and in other cases the half-day system, by which the youngest pupils are robbed of ba:f their schoul time, furnishes un- satisfactory relief. The lowest and highest grades ‘unite in implorin © room, ‘The trustees declare that sixteen new elght-room buildings are needed. The Cotamissioners can hardly do too much to bring this subject distinctly before Con- gress, and if the same spirit prevatls ta that body as at last session prompt and favorabie action may be consdentiy expected. —— Whatever may be thought of the general course of reasoning followel by Commissioner Oberly in his letter to the Iilino!s Democratie Association, here fs one part of 1¢ with which nobody can find fault. When he says that the democrats ought at least to be consistent, aud not imitate conduet whieh they censured 30 severely in republicans a few years ago, he gets upon ground where nobody ‘can assall his log! the question of the lewality of partisan clubs or- Sanized within the ctvi: service, Dut there is not even a question to divide on as to the impropriety ofclaiming that one party may do something Which another party may not. Atts an unfortunate thing that the last echoes of the centennial celebration at Philadelphia must have mingled with them tue din of sectarian con- troversy. As all religious denominations dwell undisturbed under the broad flag of the Union ‘and are equally interested in maintaming the re- public in its integrity, exercises commemorative of the framing of the Constivution should be ob- served by special self-resiraint and harmony among them and not by bitter wrangling. $+" ‘The Grand Army encampu:nt’s resoive to rec- ‘ommend and work for certain pension legislation does not appear to be unanimcus,although it must stand on the record as a voce of the onder asa whole. How the comrades Individually will act when bills in accordance with {hese recommenda- tons come before Congress nex! winter remains to | Sd iver cape. "Suitable for ‘be seen. Prophecies in this line have not proved to be worth a great deal heretofure. TalLons, , a b Sm FIFTH AVENUE, * . There may be two sidesto} 39 Do Yor: DO YOU WANT TO SEE A BIG HAT BUSI- NESS? LOOK IN AT OUR HAT DEPART- ‘MENT, FIRST FLOOR, TO-MORROW. SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. DO YOU WISH TO SEE AN OLD-FASH- IONED “RUSH” FOR FASHIONABLE FUR- NISHINGS? TAKE NOTICE OF HOW FAST THEY SELL IN OUR GENTS" FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, FIRST FLOOR, TO-MOR- RoW. SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. DO YOU CARE TO SEE A GREAT SHOE BUSINESS? SEE HOW RAPIDLY OUR CLERKS MOVE AROUND IN SHOE DE- PARTMENT, FIRST FLOOR, TO-MORROW. SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE DO YOU FEEL LIKE SEEING A THRONG OF HAPPY YOUNGSTERS TO-MORROW? IF 80, TAKE ELEVATOR FOR SECOND FLOOk, BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. 8aKS5 AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. DO YOU FEEL CURIOUS ENOUGH TO NOTE HOW RAPIDLY WE SELL FALL OVERCOATS AND MEN'S CLOTHING GEN- ERALLY? TAKE ELEVATOR FOR THIRD FLOOR, LOOK THROUGH THE STYLES AND PRICES, AND TAKE NOTICE OF THE CROWD OF PATRONS BEING “SUITED" ‘TO-MORROW. SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. DO YOU BELIEVE THAT WE ARE DOING ‘THE LARGEST CUSTOM TAILORING BUSI- NESS HEREABOUTS? TAKE ELEVATOR FOR FOURTH FLOOR, TO-MORROW. IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS THEY WILL QUICKLY BE DISPELLED. SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. DO YOU THINK YOUR DRIVER, GEOOM, OR “TIGER” NEEDS A LIVERY? IF 80, THEY ARE ALL ON FOURTH FLOOR. EVERY STYLE AND COLORREPRESENTED ON THE HOME AND FOREIGN PLATES 18 HERE, READY TO PUT ON AND WEAR, SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. DROP INAND SEE THE RUSH ALL OVER OUR HOUSE TO-MORROW. "TWILL COST YOU NOTHING, AND YOU'LL PROBABLY LEARN SOMETHING ‘TWILL BENEFIT YOU TO KNow. SAK3 AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, yo SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. s | Wospexrct Asp Srectaz Banoams x ‘NEW FALL DRY GOODS. 5 MASCOT SILK GUINET SILK at 40-tich WOOL DIAGONALS in Black, Navy, Myrtle, Garnet. and Brown, ‘worth double. Extra Heavy LINEN TABLE DAMASK, ) dozen: worth 82. WAMSUTTA COTTON, HOSE, 25c. (CKINGS, and UNDER- E. ‘A Fair COMPORTABLE at 750, ai Qyiy isis and Pisid DRESS GOODS, 10c. to Dretuaers BLA BLACK cam#Rtc, 5c. yard. s BRELLAS af VELVETEENS, 3c. ore Aud other bargains never dreamed of before, at BRODHEAD & CO's, 207 F street eotanttan 75 northwest, Masonic Temple. Buvws, 416 7TH ST. MM MM EEE x uae RR ae NNN MMM E NNN MMM EEE N NN juve 3 Ug gs "YT a3 Sy ot ft Js uy S83 ot HR NNN "TRE TRE ES T HHH Tl NNN K v HH H NNN KK T HH HONSN K K OO FFF TITT RP THT Y oO O FF ig OOF th - oo F & THIS IS ANOTHER PLUM SIMILAR TO THE OSE GIVEN YOU SOME TIME AGO WHEN WE ADVERTISED OUR CELEBRATED 653c. UNLAUN- DERED SHIRT AT 25c. OF COURSE THIS AD- VERTISEMENT WAS VERY EXPENSIVE TO US, BUT IT ACCOMPLISHED WHAT WE WANTED, TO INTRODUCE OUR CELEBRATED SHIRTS. WE NOW OFFER YOU ANOTHER SUCH A PLUM FOR 50c., A FULL SIZE GENTS NIGHTSHIRT, OF GOOD COTTON, A 1 WORKMANSHIP, TRIMMED WITH FAST RED OR BLUE EDGING, COLLARS. CUFFS AND POCKETS TRIMMED LIKEWISE. ALL SIZES. ONLY 50c CALL EARLY IF YOU WISH TO SECURE SOME | EARLY, FULL REGULAR NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK UNDERWEAR, BETTER! THAN THE IMPORTED. ALL SIZES IN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, $1.50 ONLY, a7 BBR - U MMMM ‘ Bee “4 “ow BMD 58 — ‘7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS, Gesrizvews Hors. FALL STYLES OF SILK AND FELT HATS, YOUTHS’ CLOTH AND FELT HATS, ‘Sole Agents for this City of KNOX, HATTER, ¥. ¥., YOUMANS, HATTER, N. ¥. (None genuine unless bearing their trade-mark.) eraSRsiss, asartment 0 $f SU AXD, able for Indies or B. H. STINEMETZ & SOX, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, ~#30-3t_1237 Pennaylvanie ave., next cor. 13th st. Mas M. J. Hos: 1909 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Has Just returned from New York, and will exhibit during the coming week the handsomest and largest smortwent of Pattern BONNETS and ROUND HATS ever shown in thiscity. ae om Scsr Now. Almost everybody in the clothing trade is Inst now telling what elegant, sitperb, uori- valed stocks of Fall and Winter Clothing they ‘are offering, until dictionaries are exhausted in search for strong descriptive adjectives, Trade ie influenced less by what in said then by what is done, and we care only to state weare ready for Falland Winter business, leaving the eriti- cal buyers who purchase the class of clothing ‘we handle to determine how well we have sus- tained our reputation for producing the best clothing sold anywhere. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STRERT. Crrzpraren Jouvs Ki Groves We propose to make aspecialty of the cele- brated Jouvin Kid Gloves, Nothing we can say can add to the untversal fame and high reputa- tion of these gloves, as they already hold first rank in nearly every civilized part of the globe. ‘We merely place them before you, and ssk you to critically examine the principles upon whieh they are made, the way they are cut, the supe- riority of the skins, the perfection in tanning, dyeing, coloring, stitching. and finishing, as we feel confident that you will readily recognize ‘their intrinsic worth, and thet you will receive from them betterservice and more general satis- faction than can be secured in any other glove. ‘The sale of these estimable gloves will be con- fined to us for this city, and we shall carry the full Line of qualities in both short and long fn- gers. Each pair is stamped with the name of the makers. Style 1—Ladiey 4-Button Jouvin Suede Gloves, in all the English shades of tans and modes, 1.35 and $1.50 Per Pair. Style 2—Ladies' 4- Button Black Jouvin Suede Gloves, Embroidered in White, Cardinal, Lav- ender, and Black, with welts to match; only $1.65 Per Pair. Style 3—Ladies' 4-Button Jouvin Dressed-Kid Gloves, in all the latest fall and winter shades, Embroidered Backs, with welts to match; only $1.75 Por Pair; Plain Back, $1.50. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Reuastz Pesrzor-Firmxe Consers. From the lowest to the highest price, every style ia the best we can get to sell for that price, 50 doz. Ladies’ Fine Jean Corsets, double steels down the front, side steels, white and drab; only 50c. per pair. 40 doz. R. & G. American Coutil Corsets, per- fect-itting, and extremely durable, white and drab: only 75c. per pair. 50 doz. White German Woven Corsets, scal- lopped top, three broad bones over the hips; only 81 per pair. Our great specialty, Celebrated I. C. A La Per. sephone Paris-made Corsets, form-moulded, and made from extra fine imported coutil and sat- teen, made in different lengths of waists, other- wise equally proportioned to fit all forms per- fectly and comfortably. Prices, €1.50, $1.75, $2.25, $2.75 and 84 per pair. (Second floor: through arch). WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ete.n.w. Bazeass Is Most Usxpznweas. It is economy to buy Resdy-made Underwear at the prices we offer it. Best Muslins, fine sewing and finishing, and ‘the latest styles, at a very slight advanceon the ‘actual cost of the materials, to say nothing of the time which might be more advantageously employed. We single out the following for spe- cial mention: 50 dozen Ladies’ Fine Muslin Walking Skirts, ‘wide-tucked cambric ruffle, with tucks above, worth 62%c., only Sic. each. 50 dozen Ladies’ Fine Muslin Chemise, 830 of fine Hambu: , and tucks, Hamburg Sicearound neck and siesve, exten value, ony even French Hand-made Chemise, deep embrola- gred yoke, neck and sleoves tri FY, G5, 7 and 87 4c. each. ‘We have Just opened an clewant line of LADIES’ SILK CHEMISE. LADIES' SILK NIGHT ROBES. LADIES’ SILK DRAWERS. (Second floor; through arch.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Boys Wister Crormye. We have placed on sale the following excellent ‘values in Boys" Suits, in weights adapted to the coming seasons. best quality, best work- manalip, and_iuost popular styles the several rated Ley ‘bly LAE ‘We sell no suits for Hat wool” tuat ace not 1 Yot_ of boys’ Mixed Cheviot Suita, made “Nortolk” style,without oe throughout, poesia aoe ‘weight,sizes 4 to 14 yeara. Only 4 stot “Bose Kilt Scotch Cheviot guita Norfolk’ aie ogy al pleted sti ued ined at the way through, sizes 23 to Only 8 per suit. ‘Same in One-piece Kilta, only (ote per suit. THE BES£ g5 SUITS MADE. ‘This popular price for a Boy's Suit will be a special festure of our largo stack. ‘The mauu- Pictarer of them ‘has the, reputation, unehal- of taking the best line best it quality ‘n'style and bestin workmanship--of Boys SEsulte nats ofered te trade” We wane Inakealarger prot in handling another, Gut we prefer our enconiium in the sbspe of in= Creabed salon and aatisfied purchasers, "These suits are made from fiue cassimeres, as neat ail wool at & 3 Ault’ can Ue meds, are strong! irouehont,and are shown ina variety of choco dark checks and mixtures, Blaeg 3 to Feare with high-eut ie a 10 ars low-cut col or ‘We have also 0 qpssed. 4, hole lke fine of overcoats. e'styles and patterns. ‘we (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ata. n.w. Tue Fo:towrxa [xerrvcrons ™ EQUESTRIANISM will be with the Washington Riding Academy, to be opened about Nov. 1, at the cor. of 224 and Pats. n.w.: PROF. H. OLIVER, late of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club, of New York. PROF. C. GILLMAN, Inte with Hippodrome Francais of Paris, Everything first-class. Commodious accomodations for boarding horses, and ample storage room for car- rages. ‘Books for yearly subscribers are now open at the par- lorsof Mr. Geo. White, with Woodward & Lothrop, cor. 11th and Fsts.,n. w.,and at the office of Jas. D. Brown, care of Jno. F. Waggaman, 1003 F st, where full particulars may be obtained. 217-3m Ove Parnctian Bosst Tovar I8 REGARDING THREE PARTICULAR LINES OF Goobs, TO WIT: SUITS FOR BOYS, LARGE AND SMALL; PALL OVER- COATS FOR GENTLEMEN, YOUNG AND OLD, AND BUSINESS SUITS FOR EVERY- BODY OUR STOOK OF LITTLE Boys’ SUITS (SHORT PANTS) 18 THE LARGEST WE HAVE EVER CARRIED, AND IS COMPOSED OF THE NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR STYLES, FRESH FROM THE BEST NEW YORK MANUFACTURES, OUR PRICES BE- GI¥ AT €3.50, AND FOR THIS WE SELL VERY NEAT, STYLISH AND GOOD SUITS OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS. FOR #4, $4.50 AND 65, WE THINK WE MAVE THE BEST AND HANDSOMEST IN THE CITY. 1N FALL OVEROOATS WE HAVE A Va- RIETY OF LONDON-MADE COATS, PECU- LIARLY ENGLISH IN MATERIAL AND CUT. THESE ARE SPECIALLY POPULAR WITH XOUNG MEN, PRICES FROM $15 TO 925. SIDE BY SIDE WITH THESE ARE OUR OWN GOODS, FROM $10 UP. NEW IANFS OF THESE JUST OPENED IN NEAR- ‘LY ALLCOLORS AND MIXTURES, BUSINESSSUITS. THESE ARB OF THE NEWEST ST1LES OF CASSIMERES AND CHEVIOTS, PLAIN MIXTURE, AND ALL ‘THE VARIETIES OF STRIPES, QUIET AND “PRONOUNCED.” YOULL HARDLY FIND 80 MANY NEW STYLES AT THE POPULAR PRICES OF $15, 918 AND $20. BEAR IN MIND THAT WE ALLOW NOONE: ‘TO UNDERSELL Us, E. B, BARNUM & 00, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Seer talon ‘3 a CSE A Srxote Fror 18 WORTH A SHIP LOAD OF ARGUMENT; SHAL- LOWBROOKS ARE NOISY. FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES = ARE FACTS LAID BEFORE YOU BY THE GOLDEN EAGLE. EVERYTHING DESIRABLE CAN BE FOUND IN OUR HOUSE—A BUSINESS SUIT, A DRESS SUIT, AN OVERCOAT—NO MATTER HOW SLIM YOUR PURSE OR HOW REFINED YOUR TASTE MAY BE, WEHAVE PROVIDED FOR ALL. THE QUALITY AND STYLEOF OUR GOODS AND THE PRICES MARKED UPON THEM, WHICH IS ‘THE LOWEST AND ONLY PRICE WE HAVE, STAND ALONE IN THIS COMMUNITY. FOR THE BOYS WE HAVE KILT SUITS, JERSEY SUITS, SCHOOL SUITS AND OVERCOATS IN ALL ‘THE STYLES, QUALITIES AND PRICES IMAGINA- ae ra THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 09. PROVIDERS OF FINE CLOTHING YOR MEN AND ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, 810 10 #4 bermaids, Norvesand Laundressesin elt privers or ee Hands; Colored. % V J ANTED—A SETTLI ‘siaall family without and frouing and general he ae rANTED — TWO CHAMBERMAIDS; FIRS class references demanded. 1100 M st n.w. 1t* 7 ANTED—A GOOD COOK—MUST UNDERSTAND pantrs ca waiter. and chambermaid. Reference pulred, 439 G strect nw. ERSTANDS AE EA MILL, bows RK etrect, ADDIS 1 “ANTED — A_OOLORI OMAN TO COOK, We iron, and do general, housework, Waste “Youn “ein of 14 Using wanted as ‘Box 20, Star office. hilds = aD aotee ma iildren, to do the wae jousework. AVply 2017 G st: | board. V ST-CLASS JOURNEY MAN TIN- ner and Shieet-tron W: Morker, one who understands latrobes, furnaces, ko. ‘The best wares Duid to the Teht men, ‘Inquive st S09 9th et wr 0. WASTER TA FIRST-CLASS OSTEI ua STEWART'S, 1003 Rhode Island ay, erenct e required. WVANTED—FOR “SINGLE MAN, ROOM AND Board in private iamily, mear 10th K ats cood $20 per moult. -Addesa > Star wes cee ANTED_¥ LEMAN Sy area er dress stating cig Terni bos, wen awentionah NORTH W = aT pith board, ina permanent it Boma ey W 4ANTED_ROOMS—WE RECEIVE vE NUMEROUS inquiries for all kinds: cap rent Wishing rooms, ROOM RENTING See: gee stn. W, ANTED—TI DESIRE THE USE OF THREE rooms for housekeeping Purpose. located within three eguares of re fling and West streets, George- foxn, K., room 6, floor B, General Fost ar OF ALL KINDS AND Prices at. Teco Rentior Agency, 1749 Pent KAT | nin ave.; terme reasoDahle for Fewiatéring ‘ahd, 0 | those seiabtny in Gireulatine “Library. ie | Mee coer t WoNTeR. 29-30 Ci iN PATENT A’ Office; must be industrious, competent, wad ree is Apply 42 St. Cloud Buuiding, betwee 10 and FO.GOOR WASH East Capitol st, s ot J ANTED_A GOOD TAILORESS AT DUEHI WINGED TA P90, TAILORESS AT DUEHRY WASTED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAT, honsowork, washing and ironing; must be a good plain cook; personal reference, 514 Sth st. n.w- sH0-20" WANTED_A XOUNG LADY FOR LIGHT OFFICE work, alse four for tactory work. ‘Address of call -s after 5p. W. Dunlap, 471 C st. n. w. s29-2t* sI-CLASS COLORED BUTLE BOYS AT MODERATE PRICES, Wives pee ee — ences ant experienced. Address 53000 NO. 400 7TH ST., COR. D N.W. box 328. __Be28. mera WARTEDTEN FIRST-~ 3 CITY | CANVAS. ser something new; sells on sight; steady employme meu only. In- uire at COLI falthans Batol Ghub os Ws yy ANTED—A CABINET-MAKER—O. FE WHO HAS: furniture, store pretoired. "heple Ce REE MeT RS J A GB RE RRETIT p88 | otto sha iad I AN’ A EAL SALA! E a3 BA Go ee be PSs, | Wastuban xara pray ove on Sse BR Sod Ec Hen FB Ssg8c | comperentand can bring wood city references, Sen FOR TO-MORROW WE OFFER ASPECIAL JOB OF 50 LADIES’ AND MISSES’ JACKETS, ALL SIZES. THEY ARE MADE OF ALL- ‘WOOL DIAGONAL CLOTH, IN GRAY AND BLACK, AND BROWN AND BLACK, ARE TAILOR-BOUND, AND SATIN-FINISHED. AS WE WARRANT GOOD FITS IN THESE GARMENTS WE MAY PLACE THEM ON A PAR WITH THE BEST UF CUSTOM WORK, FOR WHICH $10 WOULD BE CHEAP. OUR PRICE WILL BE $5.48 EACH. WE EX- PECT TO SELL EVERY ONE TO-MORROW. ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNES- DAY OF NEXT WEEK WE WILL HOLD OUR FALL OPENING OF FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. THE BBR 00 NNN BB OO NNN pe 88 Bhs BBB 00) ON NN uM A RB cco H W EER Maa BPR GG HOT MMUM AA RRR G HHH MMM AAA RoR Go HH MMM AA HOR GO H H 816 AND 318 7TH ST. Nonce To Gesrizwey. You are respectfully requested to inspect the new stock of Men's Furnishings just opened at the Palais | Royal. The facilities we possess of purchasing direct | from the producers and our system of eash purchases | and sales enables the quotation of prices somewhat be- | low the usual market prices, MM MM EEE NNN ™ 583 MMMM RK NNN” § MMMM fe NN ‘SS, MMM Hee ¥ 85g UNDERWEAR. 48c. Canton Flannel Drawers, tailor-made double neat. 48c. Merino Shirts and Drawers, in light, medium, and heavy weights, silk-bound and finely finished. 8c. Zixtra Heavy Merino Underwear. ‘75c. Gray Scotch Wool Underwear, unusual value. ‘98c. Scarlet Medicated Wool Underwear,worth $1.35. ‘98c. Fancy Colored Wool Underwear, new shades. ‘98c, White Saxony Wool Underwear, silk finished. $125 Fancy Colored Cashmere Underwear, new shades. 1.35 White Lambs’ Wool Underwear, very cheap. -50 Scarlet Lambs’ Wool Underwear, medicated. $1.75 White and Colored do., best English. 82 Scarlet Medicated Cashmere do,, selected wool. ta The Fancy Colored Underwear comes in new shades of grays, browns, blues, and gold. HALF HOSE. 25e. English Balbriggan Half Hose, silk clocks. *25¢. English Fancy Striped do., a bargain. 25c. Colored Wool Half Hose, medicated, 25c. Colored Merino Half Hose, worth 33c. ‘85c. Imported Merino Socks, finoly finished. ‘85c. Black Lisle Thread Socks, evening wear. 48c. Cashmere Socks, colors to match underwear. ‘Toc. Colored Plaitod Silk Socks: see them, ‘98c. Spun Silk Socks, in new colors. *These are Brettle's celebrated Half Hose, aud were imported to sell for 50c. a pair. We quote the lowest price yet—25e. tis NECKWEAR. 25c. Silk and Satin Knot Scarfs (new shape), satin Mined. Over 100 designs and 20 shades of colors, 44c, Four-in-Hand ond Knot Scarfs in as fine vari- ety as found anywhere, and same quality as being of- fered for 50c. by keen competitors and for 75c. by some of our slow-going brothers in trade. MMMM FER NNN ™ 455, MAMM OF" NNN Ree MMM EER N XN Sys ‘UMBRELL $2.68 is asked for the New Umbrella, 'Tis made of silk and linen, with paragon frame and natural stick. Warranted fortwo years, The following is copy of letter in our possession from the manufacturer: MR, A. LISNER: Dear Sir: The umbrellas sent for yesterday are a first-class article. Youcan safely recommend them. ‘We guarantee game not to fade or cut with two years 1 ordinary wear. Should they do so, we will cheerfully replace same for you free of charge. The matter of “ordinary wear” we must leave to your own judgment, ‘as you know some people so abuse their umbrellas that nothing except cast iron would last two years, Such cases, however, are the exception, and we will gladly submit to your judgment. Yours truly, ‘The Palais Royal still keops in stock the genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, but from short experience be- lieves the New Umbrella to be superior. Will you ask to see it? sco L 00, VV REE 558, @ e@oVV 5 o Vv ge Sas, kER 5ss8 = ‘The following lots will soon be gone, and as they cannot be duplicated we request an immediate call. ‘5c, Undressed Kid, emb'd, 5 buttons, 480. Ohamois Mousquetaires, emb'd. @8c. Dressed Kid, emb'd, 5 buttons. ‘98c. Pigskin Monsquetaires (untearable). 98c. Suede Monsquetaires, emb'a. $27-An importer in need of funds explains above low prices. ‘The Gloves are perfect in every respect. Raw chats ‘tans, grays, &c. j dresses, ge A L A LP De Bion SA Ht asst oo ¥ ry = BRByA R 00 Y aa LL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprictor and Manager,) 28 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Srrort — Is Bern ae ‘in the moat popu- Borepsca. |g 007 F at. {hele name and address at once box 2s, Star ofee.s2i-3 ANTED—A COMPETENT COO! Y steady, E AND. COLORED= COOKS: Honseworkess, " Chambermaids, Narsea, Waitresses, Oyster Shuckers, and other holy, Juale wild female, (Headquarters for help of all nae {alien SUENHAN'S Help Agency, 630-632 Fiat LN WV iiniteross, auido cabs Wife for dairy, Waiters, Scullio Batiers References." “At Dick ANTED_TYPEWRIT! REAL Wa ‘Address Box 41, “Staromce. ED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- ws Feau, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestio labor, for District and States, with reference. “717 Mostn.w. 97-4w* White and Colored "3 Bureau, SE Get uinlocalhy's reaponaas, Nonuiameas te seprowent ences, Supt, Mfg. House, Lock Box 1589, th&iaw ¥V ANTED — A THOROUGHLY COMPETEN COL. iy a No Write at once, enclosing ped envel ‘ording to ability. ies and gentlemen. " wenteel ‘employment for jainting, receipts, or hum. self-addressed and to EMPLUth SUPELY AGENY,7 Vv NERS FOR PROF. CHRISTNER'S ternational Tailor System with any inchs ruleor tapermeastire alone, av all scientifie talors and aris. Berlin und’ London dressinakers cut. sferny uh natoriale Atte, bated, Grape oF nade. ‘Tho system teught by Mme. 8. J. MESSER, “Con- eryotury of Modes" 120 “Sti. wa Washingt, x 23-210 ¢ C07 INTHE > per month and expenses, Sainples aud with stampa. ALLWORTH. MAN- Rutherford, N 7 ANTED-AT. ee ee ‘3 for Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundress L Nursos, Seamstress, Meu Waiters, Cooks, Coach n, Butlers. COOMBS & BURGESS, 920 Fst. nw. OUNG LADY WISHES A P A POST op a4 moxeruest in a private family fully com petant to teach childran the Enghsh branches and music, References given, A. V. A,, Star office.s30-20" WWaANTED—A SITUATION BY A FIRST-CLASS ‘oman (white) cook in private family: can fui nish best of references, Address Box 36, Star office. WaANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL as chambermaid and plain sewing; good city ref erences: threo years in her last places “Address 1100 Mot. n. * 830-21" WAXTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, TEMPERATE and of good character, a situation; references. Ad- WANTED (BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED WO- inon # situation as chambermaid or do nurge work tua private family; good references. Call at 704 Grant aye. n.w., bet. 7th and 8th ats, V YOUNG MAN WITH FATR =a education and writing good hand wishes Position with law, patent or pension firm. Best of references, Address HORACE, Star office. 3 W&STED; A GENTLEMAN SPEAKING FRENCH and English thoroughly, competent bookkeeper, ng few hours to dispose every day, wishes to em ploy counts, eng fither In kesping books oF collecting WANTED BY 4 RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, 4 F. D., Star office. situation as chambermaid or help to sew Jn a pri- vate family; good references. Address Box Bef tar ae office. Wiaxre YA POSITION AS CLUB honse or hotel housekeeper. Address Hox ‘85, Star offic 10-3 W ON AS BUTLER IN A private family. or waiting on a doctor oragrocery Cs sferees THOMAS BUTLER, 1819 8 st. Low. TO-2te V rht hc y ANTED BY VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN AND tenes farmlened soome gultabte ter must be in private family, con- nvand at reasonable ‘rates. "ViR- Post Office. 228-3 ‘ERER, COL. OOMS--TOPARTIES HAVING ROOMS to rent wo present advantage to procure tenants that will save them time, trouble sud money “Room Henting Agency, 938 Fst, D, RAME! 5-3m' WANTED--HOUSES. TED—A F ‘ULLY FURNISHED HOUSE, SUIT ble for Fenting’ rooms to select families. Will board ower. 'P. 0. Box 884, Cape May City jersey. ANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER A SEVEN or elzht-room House, in repairs: ee ED ‘$4,000; wive full particulate, iD, 20-3" WANTED A HOUSE IN 3 HOUSE 1§ NORTHWEST PART OF ‘city, six toe mnodern improverents, rent nt wot ta exceed $2 3 per month, email iaoaiy. est references. ‘with exact location, PRG SnU PERMANENT, Ser omec: 3t ‘ANTED — TO PURCHASE A PIECE OF BUSI- ‘hess Property, on 7th st, OF Pa. a¥e., to comt about 820,000. Address Box 53, Star office. Spat" WSANTED_COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE New in n.w., with the privilege of sub-letting : or would it furniture large house. ress runt farultire enough for large se | J ‘ANTED—BUILDING SUITABLE FOR A FAC- top, Inquire at THE SMITH CYCLE WEG CO., 1206 Pa. ave. _____829-3t_ WASTED-FIVE TO SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE Frame or, Brick with or without improvements venien! at ORO o about ae! . AMbIER Suir ates NTED—BY AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER A Ve ee Bos 23, Star office giving street number 3 Brice. ANTED DIRECT, FROM OWNERS HOI Warp arts of the city, | Proj part paced in my bande will bel Merely Savertired“fthout charge to owners. (08. G. HENSEY, im 1008 Fret. 2. WASTED TE NAVE, CONSTANT, DEMAND for small and moderate sized im all parte of thecity, owners ate such for rent will find eee and reliable tenan! BegaE thelr houses im. 1007 Ft, Waratah FROM OWNERS, HOUSES jaced wiih us will sil. Be uderally save Mavertiond af our os Insurance eo tit le, WOLEAND & MOMPaoR 1313 F st., Adjoining Sun Building. WANTED--BOARD. “ANTED — BOARD AND ROOMS FOR ee WARE cuisines 2 Monier em es : a Stating price B. BeBe Bhar cite. e203 _WANTED—LOTS. WaANtenss. LOT BETWEEN 18T AND 14TH sts. north of Pennsylvania ave. east: Clear title; mugtbed bargain. Address Box 68, Star office, pote BUSINESS CHANCES. )R SALE—GROCERY STORES—GOOD OPPOR- Patni Tor parties looking for basiveas pines Also, a variety of other Business Chances, Commercial Otice, 938 Fat D. RAMEY. 829-3t FCs, SALE DRUG STORE—A BARGAIN—GooD location: moderate rent; everything neat and com- Plete, A rare chance. Commercial Office, 938 F st. Deithat Te Exone iE—A Se eee ‘HE ortherest for unimproved Pro FOB SABE MARR, 936 F at. WIHING 3 TO RETHRE FROM BUSINESS THE owner will sell the stock and fixtures of an old established dry notion and fui hess, located on Penna. ave, within ® square of the War and Navy Departinenta, tore for rent. For particularscall at ROOM 36, GUNTON BUILDING, 472 La, ave., between 10 am. and 4 p.m. GUARANTEED BY THE te Troamirer t tril ition Pete Interest and Principal paid by the Chamical National Bank. MM PARKER, Washing.on Agent. 223-3m iiige enw, ‘VALUABLE FST. PROPERTY FOR SALE, LOT 40 by 159 feet to a 30-foot alley: improved by = fubtantial building, which can be Sasily converted for we a OS. J. FISHER & CO., sl7-20 MONEY TO LOAN. _s46t 4 __FOR RENT—ROOMS. R_ RENT — FURNISHED — A HANDSOMELY furnished room on rat oor, with oven grate ew house. also one in a story. FOO! b tached, 21504 Penn. ate 20-3" FOR RENT- AT 1313 NST NW. 2D FLOOK, South ronan two thes eons gfe erate free leo the very best table table board ai $25 per tenth. ‘OR RENT— 1322 13TH ST. N. “SUITE OF F ‘ively furnished seomuon second ovr: also nnucle Tooms. herdics pase the door: Woe Trapsient nd taille boandere sccommedated. Fe,, xe Tanto COMMUSICATING, HED well-farnis ‘or en suite; bathe incaded “TURKISH BATH G'st! opponite Rigs Hotse. OR RENT—A PANTY LIVING ON 1OWA CIRCLE Would like to rent two ‘Teoma to parties fru the th; gentlemen preferred. Adetress, with full ban: aod particular NORTH, Star ofice 030-3 FoR RENT THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON second floor. with gas. Uiree ou tig four without as. suitable for light housekeeping. 728 13th #1.2. FOE, FENTTWo UNFURNISHED GoMMUNT, cating Rooms on second floor, gus and he 2 dermonth. "1107 iste st nw with 3 windows and jonets; beat aud gee: unfurnished or paruy: Tarnished, references required. EF, RENT—UNFURNISHED—228 MASSACHU- setts ave. n. was with or without board, lame Oe) gion. send try treat Too with tt fe so thind-atory roomy ana men preferred. sehen VOR RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT “BOARD, eLE- gantly furnished suites of Kooms, or part ot house fo parties with best of references. Inquire 17 KR RENT—WITH BEST TABLE BOARD, AND every ome comfort, well furnished Bed-Foums, table for two people? hear herdics aud Conu. ave. cars; references required. 1709 Mat it OR RENT — DINING-ROO! three rooms on third floor, in used; possession at once, R RENT—307 M ST. N.W.. FOUR HANDSOME. ‘Rooms on second floor, furnished or puturninhed. F% convenient to cars and market : reference. FOR EENTIFURNIGHED FRONT nOOM FORT ‘or two gentlemen: also for $5 per month. IR RENT_TWO VERY nicely furnished Rooms at PLEASANT AND at 840 New Vork ave. 30-30 OR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED coMMU- nicating rooms, 1001 Kat, n. w., south trout, cht housekeeping with gas and wate ‘FOR, BESTS, eRIVATE, FAMILY, Feka hana 2209 11th st. Fe ‘RENT-AT 7 GRANT PLACE HAND. somely furnished parlor aud bed-room,’ on second 8030-30 RENT MMUNICATING | ROO A door, fonsabed or TELS AIO Oe Fee RENT—634 MASS, AVE, N. W_. TWO HAND. somely furnished front rooms on third floor: hea and gas; rent 816, 29-20 FOR RRST_—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, 0 suite oF single, second floor, suitable for rentle: Gosired "1204" Massachusetts ave. nw. Also: Wall room, 29-20 on RENT 1747 FS furnished frout Rooms, comm’ cat wentonoes: Suestfal; epeiners exposure; Drivase fom. iy: no children: reit $12 and 61 ‘month aoe a > LARGE RvOM! ‘purth and south expowute, latrobe and stove hea ‘Sn eecond “door; rent cheap io permanent tenants, 1110 F st. n.w. “ae20-3t" ‘OR RENTS OR 4 PLEASANT ROOMS OX sdeckeepiug: southern bath ‘rent cheap. G03 "th etree mes 80-3 R RENT—A LARGE SECOND STORY, FRONT Five furnished." Latrobe ‘open grate brat, ‘chandelier, bay window, bath, Small private family, 1341 15th’ 520-30" NICATIN ita: bh frout: good neigh Betb i Bot'and cold water on sue Boor. g: udow : no children; car and tints jorth Carolina ave. ne. JJROR RENT—HANDSOME LARGE ROOM: bath-room attached; also good Board, at aun. “A PRETTY FRONT PARLOR, WITH | pean conte eaes phere eneray oat front room for two gent Sota be = poy OR RENT Front oom, ana bath honth. 2 ROK RENT_FIRST FLOOR, RNISHE ‘occupied three years aa physician’ office, ane to ‘other rooms handsomely furnished. 1000 Dili stu. ei FOR REL iS, 1108 0 ‘ished, wecobd-tluor Front Moot inouse; heat and eas, @10. OR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL THIRD- ae front room, furnished, to single getieman, 376 ainw, seu0-Bt Fete KENT-SUITE OF FOUR UNFURNISHE! i ma, GOO Tita, HARDING & WATERS, FE! RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING Bogus. ‘second floor; house occ 2 ah | = NICELY th 20-3 unfurnished, on ownes 34 isthet nwt BRENT ROOMS-SINGLE AND, EN SUITE, Fe Standson furnished, wi reasonable Dersoue, elarant house: Joos’ tine Tv just horthor K and Fraukita Park Auest RENT LARGE. PLEASANT FURNISHED ‘Rooms, second for: mod tiaps family table Dosti if desired: 1025 7th et be Oe Sio908 ,000-—TO LOAN 000 ON REAL ESTATE. 000 Uy22]___ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ‘OANS— ‘Heal Estate Loans, Army and Navy Officers’ ‘Accounte Cashed. Loans on Building Aasoctation tad gther STOCKS AND BONDS, GOOD COMMERCIAL PAPER, and other first-class securities. No delay where security is WM. H. DEMPSEY, Broker, am 1424 New York ave. TO LOAN IN SUMS RANGING FROM Nore WANTEDZA PLACE BY A COMPETENT ENG- lish Coachman. Inquire at Room 14, 1505 nia ave. V TUATION BY A YOUNG IRISH girl as nurse, waitress, or chambermaid: good “spe from last place. Apply 1431 Q st. n, w. V JANTED-BY A PRACTICAL MARKET GAR- dener, a Situation as manager or foreman on & garden or'small farm, Best of reference, Address HENRY K., i ice, E ED—BY A RESPECTABLE” Wil ane : WeiSituacion te tsmbermnid and waitress, Gy at 1508 1Uth at. Baw. fe governess OF Companion toa lady: Int Jobiection to traveling best quali net Tighest “references: “Address® QUAL Stir oitice, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON ‘class real estate vecurity. a. P HILL & Co, 500 t0 $15,000 on approved real-estate, inode" $200 8 61 8 SO are ae ee ee $30,000 a sees M ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT Ow ereat, on approved real eatate situate in the Dis- tniet of Cofumbias No delay when security fs ample. RANCIS B. MOH' 222m ___ RealEstate sid Loa, 1801 ce 2 FT DES ae dm ee a $100,000 2o.c085.o8, ea Farms and Country Pisces. ‘Telephon’ 789, G. H. WHITE & CO., mee 322 N, Charles wt, Baltimore, [ONEY TO LOS LEY, F (OF REFINEMENT, INTEG. rood retgrencen wishes ANTE) rity V work in an office of auy kind, of placa of housckecrer mae Aduress Mrs. 3. A. B., Georgetown, D.C. TE WANTED SITUATIONS Fon wat ored Cooks (male snd female), Hous’ Chambermaids, Nurses, Ladies’ Nursés, Seam Fotchen {snd HAMS: resees, Drivers, Housemen, &c. ¥. M. BURN st nw VW ANZEDTENOWN YOU (CAN GET HOUSE- eopers, Cooks, Maids. Watteness, Nurses, Lann- eamstress, Butlers, Coachmen. Any nation- auty with referencés, At DICK'S Bureau, GU 7th stem 8-61" We TED—BY AMAN OF 40 A SITUATION AS watel experienced; best of ae i Witt TED-A PITTMAN Sees s “TO respond With advertiser for improvement. Address STENOGRAPHER, Star office. 0-31 ‘Real Estate Security. HOLLAND aerOMrsox, Jel3 1313 F st., Adjoining | ‘Sun Building. MSSE ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON Fy tapers aay, ae estate security, in sums to suitas 13. HILL & JUMNSTON, 738 15thet. nw. JM OSEy do LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE EN SOAS ‘Wo suit, At Owest rate of interest. It, O HOLTZMAN, _ 15 corner 10th and Fete. nw. ONEY TO LOANON APPROVED MEALESTATE ‘SrculdT Moderate. ne commissions. No delay. ‘GHO. W.LINKINS, cof. Hand 19th ste, Mariam to eattat sowest approved ‘sums rates, on sstutemecurity. Teh rors eco. Peuneylvaniaara, s\5 Y q ONEY TOLOAN AT LOWEST. 0) TEREST ON LEAL EOI SECURTTY ‘THOS.J. FISHER & CO, J ANTED—ADDRESS OF AN MW tnotherly monthly Nurse, Address AD, Stax of TANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS 1 ie ee ae Butter: satistsction guaranteed or iuoney returned. 349, 300, Jol Center Market, and 944 Northern ‘usw ANTED — AN OFFICE SWIVEL CHAT Wathther back preferred) and a ansil reveling book-ease, Address JH. H., Star office s29-3t" ANTED—CASH PURCHASER FOR ONE WAL. ‘W itst Chamber ‘Suit, two large Bed Gotas, and several Chromos. ‘Third flour, 055 Pennsylvania ave. ptnieocetate ser tueettan wieuaimandy sy “WANTED. AT ONCE, LOAN OF $100 FoR ONE lomioutiuy, by gentleman in good postin "Ag? Tess SURE PAY, Star officg, Os Pag gee WASTEDS WASHINGTON CITY O8 SUBURBAN Property in excunnye for good U-toom and cellar brick Houses in altimore ity, uuincunbered and paying 8 per ce on, THOMAS a. sTTCHELL, #20410 O54 st, loom 4. ‘ANTED-PUBLIC SPEARERS, SINGERS, AND fiersae ar afeeasnainises eect uno TNKICHe aboata tte SgUrLL Sect thd Felable, "Notar, 10c. st dugg o-tm TANTED-AUL PRESONS. 10 THY VELLINE NY retaliate ta = Full direc tach Gos: ‘Forsale at all Groceniea, 7" “aig NTED—A YO DY, A BLONDE, WOULD V Kiss fou Kind gehieman, was Will fae 3 people w ites edn ou io a ‘Gluruine Brazilian Bet NTED_W.W, MOFFETT, 1521 F ST. N, We phn Commissioner ‘of Deeds for every State and Territory ; office hours, 8:30 am., to 5 p.m; telephone call, 953 15-3 * Ler DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN, AEs oP es ra sn wel stock faraished Lees Per oe ee ca i Sonics ‘liful manner. (OFFAT onli : . S DUG, BORED Olt Di paired. ‘The oldest and moet ‘relia onan Puup-fizer ia the Diatece Address Dea SORE ie deate w. 21m ANTED ONE MILLIOS’ CASES OF SORE noes, loarseness, Pome, Fe ROES. to be S05, po tt AROMATIC SQU) eit ‘box, at druggists. mE aarp aie See BAGS. 219 That an Z it KNOWN THAT CS BUNDY THAT 0.8 BEDY oF oF de dor aif the States and ros 8 oe nS 1324 F at aw, ERIENCED ‘ONEY TOLOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWEST M' ‘ae apt WER £508, at. ‘ONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ob IRS ela ne tagansuris, Srowest Fates of interest, ho 0 SCH GOREN. 303 7thet mw. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Fob ute on Hiounor rod maputserox y property. a maguificentstock farm adress SAMUEL BEALMiEAH, 310 St Paul st Baits. more, Sd. 7 BALE-NEW HOUSE, 1¢ ROOMS, NICELY Pena Sen oastchiy moes sae te highest olnts overlook the surrounding, coun. ‘of four acres. Address GEO. W. Falls Chureh, Va = R SALE—CHEAP_LOTS AT FOREST . on th and Scents Pete on tage enbcaons 1,2, et PR HERTFORD, 258% 8 ot, Som iQ DEVELOP SUBURBAN BEAL ESTATE — County, aud all wlio Watts calor Rividend gavfir investment shoaid Pubscttbe for stock ta thes ose Garrett Park Bulle Trevis the dmoctaton shares are taken within, ‘will be orcamized. Shares, 81 (¢ semi-annual mas ed ‘Laurel el Anseeatioh which bas = € cent io pmeGhemtmten cum oon. “W ie be Soccttary of the net of the new Associa Dooks open at Garrett fark Ofice Taformation call on: NT—TWO LARGE NEWLY. FURNISHED ‘Qoomsin a new house; board Arsi-class, 23th st. nw. —TO A SMALL FAMILY, FOR Fe. ae party furnished: modoruimpeovenente: in a food aenboriod, i Apply to owner, 1734 10th Fetes able location; 941 Ket. aw. OR RENT ACTIRC ROOMS, NEW oa eed deised: references exch _ 2020S" ONE UNFUR- Darered, suite pee, 88, pee 29-20 desir. aT, feted 9d story front foome new tne! fora dnay reapectahl two rooule for emplo} month, FU ROO? Postotite orsinele, with private Tamily. deli location, 1017 14th st. n, w., half square from, lin Parl = 29-30" OR REN’ UR PLEASANT UNFURNISHED Wooult ou sscon floor. all conveniences for hue to quiet persons, with refereuce. 638 Penn- e zO-4t FR econ modersis ahatged 147 Sih ates st JOR RENT—101: ST. N. W, WITH TABLE board, furnished rooms, first, second and third core, terms reasonable, references ¢ BACHELOR'S QUARTERS frout and tack Hoon furuibed for two oF four, ave. nw. Wit hand- itlemen. mut board. NT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS te ingle. 41¢ a 7528-6 a, e me te sitgle oF col fur Ee oF open fires, eee JOR RENT—OCTOBER 1, ONE SECOND-STOR! Eee rere adams ci os |p wire fa aera atin BIST aw, wT 0 P faraished, Rooms — RTLY FURNISHED-T HR ER ‘very desirable Rooms, secoid floor, hot and cold paar a 828-30" water, to partics without cl quired, 1228 12thst. nw. OK NT Pe oe eo ee ioctinye Rodis on second oor; ne objection to li sckeepinws 61: bet and Hat eat oR RENT—ONE OR MORE NICELY FURNISHED pleasant front Kooms, at 600 6th st., corner of F. ‘Suitable for two gentlemen or genticinan and wile; open erate. Heferences required’ wit-6t= NT—725 18TH ST. N.W.,’ ~ SECOND ORY Fron Bes TORY frout itoom, ‘ice Hall: kioom comm ing: from Ya ave. sud Hat. private fami atg Fotos latgetra fe feat drvt dour, seo mnrie oor rooma, with oF without boand. ‘References, O20 14th st. nw. 8e:20-' RENT_1140 CONNECTICUT nee Deciere oe Or three useal-boarders wanted, Ten | throats Paw ena" a FOR RENT—ROOMS. JOR RENT—AT 1132 HST. XW “AND Frichtorutiy tunnched sont ight EUe AND Ssedrocm, Also, other Dice Foouia, with hinge ner AEE bath. at teasonabie mutes, seid-aue JOR RENT_FURNISHED AND UNFrRetsHED rooms, en euite oF minute. tab ~4 with bona wee ae posers dinner be S16 Tndiana ay ae FOS REN I -At son HST NW we HC kithet Kocaue for gentiemen im neivate tamily. Fok SENT PCRN ISHED.» 29F, Yay -sindows aus house. new. soul ences required. 1101 K st. UTIECLTAL aie ee mee FLATS. 2 Ars. PS a Sora gt ait . FOR foe TORES. STORE AND DWELL, R & LIEBERMAN 1800 Fat ear FINE NEW 2 ATH NT. —STORE AND DWELLING, Apply Koom 10. Ie corer between ! aan, madd. JOR RENT—PART OF SDOKL Sty PENN his ave. mw. Wille vacant ctuver 1. Appi oa premises. atin FOR RENT—OFFICES OR RENT-SEVERAL Goop oFFIc 217th st. uw. opposite Patent « E KOoM: EK Atty FOR RENT--MISCELLAN rovs 3 OR RENT —PRIVATE STABLY. IN ar outa, am ter ad eater. hew and eeneeee every respect. J. FRED. KELLEY, —_ K RENT—IN THE REAR OF 1420 3 WH SS eee Theaertyenegene Mory Brick Stable, four stal ‘wile sous awd Soachinan’s conventences.203319 tect moe MMM. PAUKIIG 418 Fat, . Comer JOR RENT_NEW BRICK STABLE, KE AR OF INeg. Ake mt om.” App) at 183 = OR RENT—TYPEWRITE $5 PER Mc Also mold on imstalments, feSity' A CCARKE 3 FOR SALE— LOTS, JO SALE—1 HAVE FOR SALE stg K 400.000 __ Corner Sth aud F ata JOK SALE_THE CHOICEST LOTS IN ~ BRO! adjoining the tao s pew Catholic Univernity penibance tan yi ard eet the tent bargaines BC: HILL or: ner Sth aud Fate KR SALE—I CAN SELL TO AN IMMEDIATE ‘chawer Ewe ‘choice lots on P, near 13th e120. fare d at 2. 8.c telnet a Corner 8th end JOK SALE-AT A BARGAIN—TWO LOTS ON N, Fitts 14th and 15th ste. as eg feet, Sz. two lots on Q, between 17th st-and re Sint sea, Borde, go i one Lot Sa, beerenn 20h Pie ok etn ay and Pa. “e306 FUE SAEE|A BARGAIN 1 Jots on Sth st. ne, near Stan NAY is by 100 tt, to alley, Soren seS 1 TINVESTMENT IN Bisy tench eaidig so ing on, owe or Svar, wit wie parking four rom Pena, ave. cars, sewer, eae and water iit street nk HILL APS & SONS, 20-1 1428 New York ave, ROR SALE—BUILDI — F: LE- BUILDERS, Piet A ee AIN IN A ir d ave., south side, bet. 14th aud 25th ste. rout: &t 81-50 per foot; cad K. Lave, near Iowa ‘afes, with perkine at both DHERMAN & CU. 140 F Sie : oe OR SALE— een ane Mat, near 2% i OSTRANDER & STALE 229-3 1410 New Vork ate. FO SETHE 107s CORNER Pex. a er atus.c. at Go cents, These a iliee fronts and but s chose aisinnte fos nes ethos PEs pereialted i hearing, E ‘AN bh wt |e tae SALE-ON PA AVE § JUST TWO eet sauares from the new bridge, wiz, ts now Nay, chat clegant comer Eroperty. fronting’ 28+ souseran ue casiont WELLER & MEPED 326 Pennsyl terse, Apply to He es aves. F 1, SALE-L0T TOSXNO, N._W. CORN: aud D sta. nie; root tor 7 15 foot front Houses THOMAS A MITCHELL 54 F st, oon SALE-SIX” LOTS, CONTAINING 22,000 ‘Juniper mts, Le Fe! are 2, corner Spruce sand t45c.,one syuare from two fiues street i. F. A. LEM: Ki st., bet, Sth and 10th sta, Est" ber 2d aud 3a.ste nie ~ 22d et. bet. Laud M sta. n, seit SNOMMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 037 OR BALE-CHOIC £ =. at fan Park, Fores ae THOS G. HENSEY, _s17-1m Pplced onan meret at Brock a |, Brook ropolita Brauch Haliroed.” Three “miles P°‘Low pricen and cans terme. First choles 0d at first prices WALKER & WILSON 1006 F st. n. ‘00 FEET OF GR ook: up deop tones nity for Uatlders of shin hoheon, “Adarear of TUNITY, Star office wel 0-3 Fest BALE—A BEAUTIFUL | LOT 16x90 FEET ON st, within ove square of te ‘Library. Will ‘Sal low tor cash, SAB. KE, OS F wt. nw. im OR 8. oar ROW OFFERING | LOTS, AF zoad, ave minuves trom the derst aed uly wee ues ‘rom aby of the Departincnn ‘on yay ments of jown: and notes of 825 every three Wouthe, With interest 1 have isi’ out’ tecoufal aventes wpe strects, with shade trees, and will continue to i the place from time to Sune, Prices from €150 to 650) per ‘lot, according to location, ‘The couventeuse this property will insure ite rapid and Tent en beat iu value. “Money advanced wy Ui Louses. Gas and water furnished. SOHN F) WAGGAMAN ee3-1m 1003 and 100. _LOST AND FOUND. REWARD—LOST--A WHITE SETTER DOG, ith lemon marks ou eure and riglit eye, had o two tags aud leather collar with name und addresm Above reward fof Lig returu to JAMES M. GKELN, 1100 153th st., or 1405 F at. uw. . FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, ABOUT 1 :n near the cor. 10th aud F sts, “sip tae chee tai ‘diamond. ri 1d nome loose cl Giberal ral wo tnder. cata. DuBois, 003% OST_SEPTEMBER 26, POCKETBOO) a ee oe Ee Byer A ethane Oe st REMONDES, 1458 ot $20 RD—LOST PH ST. SEPPEM- ber 27, between Sand Yo'ciock &. mi. Uitteu gray netter spys aniawers to ~y With collar and tag’ hinder revury to 1000 7th wt. ‘OST—ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN © Belt i a Lads"s Gul Bu veled 7 Ba haar al bem varded Uy returning ase E> 02 10TH ST, ¥ N.W.. ONE SUITE OF Hogue, handsomely furnished.” Also, two, single R_HENT—ELEGANTLY FURNI aa ISHED KOOMA, —— or. Snel. with ‘board. Heferences required. 1a10°N st iw. ee10-1m IR RENT_HOOUS— PARTIES WANTING: Fo ‘them on our ae gare dime Sted to rosie calling a sons Hotere rar, $35, [OR RENE FURNDED—a 221 . 8.) PRS Ea pe es ot Shambera sibs. Low att drat party atbou Sua i. a St 9k RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- K RENTTA NICE COUNTRY HOME WITH | 5a Pir scape ci a fvih or without board, 3 600 co railroad’ : as iiguireot A. J. CURITS, Benuihgs DG. e200 STENT tiee nie oe wie aS Fok SALE OB EXCHANG TIM. Fitsaie foaremiget tocar eae ‘are if desired, imovetyat pug fount of "0 dere. an 1g | STS ‘and required. “Tii7 7th stu. Ww: ee ‘Sue AU-ncre track ‘whlmyroved, and Fea aT. araake a one of acres Ci akan in part iurgieiting purposes. Peay #26-10t SS eo ae —AT a for su oui aren ‘board. COUNTRY BOARD. __ (Commont, nena oun Fl ete & eet XPERIENCED TEACHER WILL GIVE IN- Ree persons preyaring for college orca Service cxansination. 1EACHTER, 1508 oun et oe YOUNG YADY, F YOU WANT CANDY 2 ‘Sore Mes