Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1887, Page 2

ee ee ee eee ee ee = 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING- STAR. Saxs Asp Corast. ASHINGTO? that of any other daily paper Washington, and much greate: ef all the other daily papers bere added togethes ‘There is evidently an unfriendly feeling between We Commissioners and a part of the Ciuzens’ Com. mittee that threatens to interfere seriously with the success of plans for the welfare of the District the Cor to be presented asvembie, Imamed! found in the unwise and unsubstantiated charge of “lversioa of appropriations” made against the Commt at the last meeting of the Citizens’ Committee, and in the. stormy interview between the Commissioners and the sub-committee on Mreets. To what extent {t {s true, as suggested an the one side, that this hostility has been priginated and fostered by afew self-serving ind! ¥iduals, who, In order to attract public attention to themselves, to gratify personal spite, or to over- turn the present form of government, would sacri- fice every public Interest; or to what extent 1t 1s srue, as suggested on the other side, that the un- pieasantness 1s due to the restiveness of an auto- gratic government under reasonable criticism, 1s a matter of less concern to the public than the abso- lute necessity which exists of causing such quar- relstocease. This community demands, in simple self-protection, that {t be not represented before Congress by snarling, back-biting, contradictory agents, confusing legislators and neutralizing one another's labors; and to avold this state of things it asks of all its representatives thought before action, moderation and self-restraint. The people of Washington have several mediums or agencies through Which they present their needs to the body having exclusive jurisdiction over them. Among these agencies are citizens’ assoc!- ations, the local press and the Commissioners. To the extent that these mediums speak or act, elther offictaily or voluntarily, for the people of Wash- ton they are held responsible to and by that peo- ple. The individuals and organizations which play the part of public mouthpteces or representa- Lives will not be permitted to endanger the inter- ests of the city by petty, personal squabbles. ‘Tne people of all parts of Washington with press. ing needs to be satisfied will call them promptiy and sharply to account, and the greater the bur- den under which any particular portion of ‘the people labor the more emphatic the pro- test from that portion against the paralysis to Public effort which comes irom private wrangling. ‘The people of South Washington and parts of ‘ast and North Washington, for instance, wish es- pecially to be relieved of the long-standing rail- road grievance, the obstruction of their streets and the public reservations. They need, in order to contend successfully before Congress with two powerful corporations, the hearty and uutted as- sistance of every other part of the elty, of a clti- tens* committee representing all sections, of the local press, of the District Commisstoners—ia short, of every agency which they can possibly bring to bear in thetr behalf. [t would be a gross blunder on their part to permit the needless allen- ation of any possible ally in the hard and doubt- fui battle ahead, of which tue result means so much to them. They have also in this grievance & powerful motive tosuppress with ail their Strength mischievous wrangling _ between ‘the different branches of their army of friends, and the accompanying cross-fire of denunciation and ugly epithets. The South and East sections, too, have especial need of street improvements. The tendency in all parts of the eity and with the Commissioners fs to Tecognize and meet thisneed. It would be folly for the peopie of these sections to permit any of ‘helt representatives to change the gradual ‘acquiscence of influential northwest Washington | Into active opposition to their plans, and the Com- missioners’ guod Will into prejudice, by encourag- Ang the berating of these offlvers and this section for favoritism shown the latter by the former in the Past, and the mock-herote denunciation of such favoritism as an illegal diversion of appropriation ‘The harmony among their public servants or Fepresentatives which these sections especially need 1s also desired by the people of Washington Ingeneral. The city’s health requires the speedy Feclamation of the flats, and the development and extension of the water and sewerage systema. A District building, a city post ofice, and a number of new school houses should be secured. Space 13 lacking to enumerate the general needs of Washington, ‘Their ame is legion. Concerted and united action by ‘Commisstoners, Citizens’ Committee and the local press will be necessary to give the slightest Promise of success in securing any considerable Portion of what is needed from Congress. ‘The people will see to it that the necessary harmony is secured among the army of public ‘workers, or know good reason why the prospects ‘Of the city should be injured by its absence. If @ citizens’ committee, voluntarily constituted, tn- Stead of Winning public confidence for itself, and Iriends for the city, by wise moderation and self Testraint and by working disinterestediy to ad- ‘Vance the Interests of Washington, puts on airs of authority, permits the gratitication of the per- ‘sonal spices of belligerent individuals to outweigh ail considerations of wisdom and expediency, and Yous unnecessarily arouses antagonisms which endanger the accomplisuigent of those plans for the future !n which this city 1s vitally Inter- ested, then it will lose public approval, 1t3 breath of life, and Will rapidly fall to pleces. It Commis- Sioners, instead of co-operating heartily with other agencies Working for the public good, stand con- ‘emptuousiy aloof, sneer at press and people, and ignore citizens’ associations a: constituted @ud unknown to the law, the people have {t in their power to make Mfe for them not worth v= Ing, and to drive sensitive oMcials to that extreme desperation which results in oiflcial suicide—a Fesignation. Tue note of warning from the people of Wash- ington to all thetr pubife servants and representa- ves, presy, citizens’ associations, and Commis- Gioners, Is: “Quit flehting and secret stabbing in the ranks! Sink personal differences, born of Jeal- ousy, concett, arrogance or spite! Stand shoulder fo shoulder In the great campaign which 18 to Dring additional heaith, beauty, and prosperity to ‘Washington, and honor to all who fight faitufully wader her banner Mr. Powderly’s supporters tn the Knights of Labor frankly admit that the membershtp of the Order has suffered a considerable reduction during the year; Dut they point with satistuction to the fact that the twenty per cent who have left are People Whose loss will not be felt except for good. ‘They are generally the malcontent element, who Joined the order without understanding trsobjects, (Or with the notion that they would find little dift- euity in running tt after their own fashion and for heir own ends. These men have found fault with ‘the rarity of strikes and the crushing out of boy- cotta. ‘There are threats of iresh trouble, more. over, because the Powsterly fuction {asist on con Gucting the deliberations of this soctety like those 0€ any other orterly American bods, While a cer- ‘aia clique want to bring in beer-drinking as one Of the regular attractions, and give the meetings @f the Katghts the alr of foreign socialist gather- fnga It seems to be pretty well settled in advance ‘What there will be a battie at Minneapolis, ending fn a victory for Mr. Powdery, who will probably not only be continued in office but have his powers materially extended. The order may not be strengthened in numbers by tue controversies Which have deen waged within it for some years, Dut it ts certainly timproved in every other way, —— Apress dispatch from Galena, Ill, describes, a3 @ strange occurrence, the argument of an ime portant motion in a lawsuit before a judge while ‘Waveling on a railway train. Stay of execution for Jacob Sharp was procured by catching a judge on the piationn at a rallway station This is » Year for strange legal dotags. #RADUATE WILL GIVE, IN- ith branches, Prefich, or Ger f wolewe, oF tue children.” Adcreas WILL DISPLAY A Pine Assortment ot ATS AND BONNETS, Beginning OCTOBER 4, at her parlors. Suit Hate a Specialty. obae 1% P STREET. Gesnnevs Hass FALL STYLES OF SILK AND FELT HATS, YOUTHS CLOTH AND FELT HATS. Svie Agents for this City of ENOK, BATTER, 5. x, YOUMA NS, HATTER, 5. ¥ Clone genuine wnless bearing their /rade-mnari > Tn SILK # GLORE WE eal ook tad Jouted mul pa Buitebie » few Indies oon BH sTDmErz & 30%, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 690-3t 1937 Pennsylvania ave., next cor. 13th st. AN INFORMAL CHAT WITH OUR SHOE BUYER ELICITS THE FACT THAT DIFFER- ENT SHAPED SHOES ARE NECESSARY IN DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THIS COU} TRY, ALL OWING TO EARLY TRAINING. FOR INSTANCE, IN ONE SECTION PA- RENTS BELIEVE IN, AND INSIST UPON, THEIR CHILDREN WEARING SHOES A TRIFLE LONGER THAN Is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. WHEN WE SAY “LONGER” WE REFER TO LENGTH OF SHOE, NOT OF TIME. AS A RESULT, THE CHILD IN GROWING DEVELOPS A LONG, SLENDER FOOT, WITH RATHER Low INSTEP. IN ANOTHER SECTION SHORT FEET AND HIGH INSTEPS ARE DEVELOPED BY ONE GENERATION AFTER ANOTHER OF CHII- DREN BEING COMPELLED TO WEAR SHORT SHOES WITH HIGH HEELS. IT IS NOT OUR PROVINCE TO DISCUSS WHICH 13 THE WISEST COURSE FOR PARENTS TO PURSUE; BUT IT IS OUR PRIVILEGE TO APPLY OUR KNOWLEDGE IN PROVID- ING FOR THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON ‘THE KINDS OF SHOES THAT FIT THEIR FEET. OUR BUYER WAS BORN AND RAISED IN WASHINGTON, AND HAS BEEN IN THE SHOE BUSINESS ALL HIS LIFE. 80 HE OUGHT TO KNOW THE KINDS OF SHOES THE PEOPLE NEED. THIS IS ONE OF THE STRONG REASONS WHY WE ARE TO-DAY DOING THE LEADING SHOE BUSINESS OF WASHINGTON. WHAT YOU DO NOT WANT IS DEAR AT ANY PRICE. ¥OU CERTAINLY DON’T WANT A BADLY- FITTING SHOE. WE HAVE HERE WAIT- ING FOR YOU PERFECT-FITTING SHOES IN EVERY STYLE THAT'S AT ALL FASH- IONABLE, AND AT PRICES THAT—QUAL- ITY CONSIDERED-ARE OUTSIDE THE PALE OF COMPETITION. SAKS AND COMPANY. WE'VE HAD A LOT OF ENGLISH MADE SCARFS SENT US FROM LONDON RE- CENTLY. WE'VE GOT ‘EM STILL, AND THE WORST OF IT IS WE'RE LIKELY TO KEEP 'EM. THE TROUBLE IS NOT 80 ‘MUCH THAT THE ENGLISH SCARFS ARE UGLY, BUT THAT OUR SCARFS OF AMER- ICAN MAKE ARE SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL, AND THROW THEIR TRANSATLANTIC RIVALS AWAY BACK IN THE SHADE. YET THEYRE “ENGLISH, YOU KNOW." IF THAT'S ANY MERIT, YOU CAN HAVE ‘EM VERY CHEAP, WHEN WE'RE sTUCK WE'VE THE MORAL COURAGE TO ACKNOWLEDGE IT. BUT OUR AMERICAN MADE SCARFS! WHAT WORDS CAN DO THEM JUSTICE? CAN PROPERLY DE- RIBE THEIR CLEAN-CUT SHAPES, THEIR SNAP, TONE, AND CHARACTER? NONE OF THAT SLOVENLINESS OF SHAPE OR SLUGGISH “GET UP" THAT CHARACTERIZES SCARFS OF FOREIGN MAKE. THEY ARE, IN FACT, WHAT THE OTHERS TRY TO BE AND THEN THE PATTERNS-THE COMBINATIONS OF COLORS! POETIC IN THEIR BEAUTY, YET NEVER EFFEMINATE, SUCH SCARFS ASA MANLY MAN—AN AMERICAN—LIKES: TO WEAR. OUR PRICES (DON'T JUDGE THE GOODS BY THE PRICES, OR You MAY THINK THEM COMMON) RANGE FROM 33 TO 50 CENTS EACH. SAMPLES ARE ON EXHIBITION IN WINDOW, AT N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND MARKET SPACE. SARS AND COMPANY. OF COURSE YOU DON'T CARH A BAP TO ENOW THE ENORMOUS BUSINESS WE DO IN HATS. WHY SHOULD Your ALL you WANT IS ONE HAT, BUT YOU WANT THAT ONE TO SUIT YOU IN STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE. THAT ONE IS HERE READY FOR YOU TO PUT ON AND WEAR AWAY. WITH OUR VAST RESOURCES AND OUR ENORMOUS OUTLET WE ARE JUSTIFIED IN KEEPING IN STOCK EVERY STYLE OF HAT THAT'S MADE FOR MAN AND BOY, SELLING HATS IN THE GREAT NUMBERS THAT WE DO, WE CAN AFFORD To SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY HAT HOUSE IN THESE PARTS. IS THIS NOT REASONA- BLE? IF YOU HAVE DOUBTS COME IN AND HAVE THEM QUICKLY DISPELLED. SEE OUR SHAPES, OUR SHADES, OUR QUAL- ITIES, AND OUR PRICES, FROM THE FINEST THAT'S MADE TO THE CHEAPEST THAT'S GOOD. SAKS AND COMPANY. THINK OF 8,000 SQUARE FEET OF ROOM DEVOTED TO THE DISPLAY oF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, AND TH IMAGINE IF YOU CAN THE AMOUNT OF STOCK REQUIRED TO FILL THIS VAST SPACE. TRY TO IMAGINE THE VARIETY OF STYLES NECESSARY TO MAKE UP SUCHASTOCK, AND YOU WILL HAVE SOME IDEA OF WHAT WE OFFER YOU TO SELECT FROM FOR YOUR BOYS D CHILDREN. OUR STOCK OF KILT SUITS SURPASSES IN EXTENT AND VA- RIETY, AND IN BEAUTY OF CONCEPTION, DESIGN AND MAKE, ANY EXHIBIT OF PREVIOUS YEARS, AND INCLUDES THE LEADING FRENCH AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES. OUR RANGE OF PRICES 13 FROM $2.50 To $18. OUR STOCK OF SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS FOR BOYS WHO WEAR SHORT PANTS, AGES 4 TO 14, INCLUDES SUITS MADE FROM EVERY FABRIC THAT HAS A GOOD CLAIM TO NEATNESS OF DE. SIGN AND WEAR-RESISTING QUALITY. SUITS THAT ARE FASHIONED IN EVERY STYLE THATS POPULAR OR THAT'S LIKELY TO FIND FAVOR WITH THE YOUNGSTERS THE NORFOLK, THE PLAIN, THE PLEATED, THE BLOUSE, THE SINGLE-BREASTED, THEIDOUBLE-BREAST. ED, THE ROLLING COLLAR, AND THE ROUND COLLAR, ALL ARE HERE 1 EVERY GRADE OF SUIT FROM 81.50 TO $25. THE BIGGER BOYS~AGES 13 To 1g_ ARE EQUALLY WELL PROVIDED FoR HERE: SACK SUITS IN STRAIGHT, ROUND. ED, AND CUTAWAY STYLES, AND CUTA_ WAY-FROCK STYLES IN THE PASHIO’ ABLE MIXTURES, STRIPES, AND PLAIDS, ASWELL ASIN THE PLAIN DIAGONALS AND TRICOTS IN BOTH BLACK, BLUE, AND BKOWN; PRICES FROM 85 TO 830. SAKS AND COMPANY. OUR CLOTHING Fok MEN AND “Youxa MEN" THIS SEASON EMBRACES ABso- LUTELY EVERYTHING THAT'S Goop, THATS STYLISH, THAT'S WITHIN TRE PEOPLE'S REACH IN PRICE THAT WE CAN RECOMMEND, THAT FOR THE WEAR OF WHICH WE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE: THAT WE GUARANTEE TO BE BETTER VALUE FOR THE PRICE CHAHGED THAN YOU CAN OBTAIN IN WASHINGTON OR ELSEWHERE: THAT WILL FIT PEL- FECTLY, THAT I$ WELL MADE; THAT WILL BE THE MEANS OF YOUR COMIXG BACK WITH RENEWED CONFIDENCE WHEN YOU AGAN WANT CLOTHES. SUITS FROM $7 TU @40. FALL OVERCOATS PROM-§5 TO 835. WALK THROUGH OUR HOUSE AT ANY TIME, WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU GOODS, AND NAME Ov PRICES, AND YOU SHALL MOT BE IM- PORTUNED TO BUY. SAKS AND COMPARY, SEVENTH AXD MARKET SPACE. To OUR NINTH GRAND ress ee £ AA E MA tu tous 00 ge br RET RE gS = ® “oe. 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PPA A Pep & f AA ay pea fA do ee Po € A TLL AA GOU ERE 03 814 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Yasaee Esrznratse AND GENIUS HAS AGAIN TRIUMPHED AND THE CUP REMAINS IN THIS COUN- TRY. THE AMERICANS DON'T ALLOW ANYONE TO BEAT THEM IN THE STYLE AND CHARACTER OF THEIR WORK. 1N THE MANUFACTURE OF FINE WOOLENS THE OLD WORLD LEADS US, BUT IN MAKING UP THE SAME WOOLENS WE “SAIL ALL AROUND THEM.” THE PERFECTION OF MEN'S CLOTHING 18 GOODS OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE MADE UP IN THIS COUNTRY. NOT EVEN THE FAMOUS “POOLE, OF LONDON,” ‘MAKES UP AS FINE OR AS GOOD A SUIT AS MANY AN AMERICAN TAILOR. THIS SEASON WE HAVE IMPORTED LARGELY FROM IRELAND AND scoT- LAND, PARTICULARLY IX THE RoUGH- FACED GOODS (CASSIMERS, CHEVIOTS AND FREIZES). ENGLAND, GERMANY AND FRANCE STILL TAKE THE LEAD IN SMOOTHER-FACED FABRICS, AND WE HAVE THESE IN LARGE VARIETY. WEHAVE ALSO IMPORTED A CUTTER, NOT FROM “ABROAD,” BUT FROM NEW YORK CITY, AND HE 18 TURNING oUT © THE BEST FITTING COATS WE HAVE EVER HAD. ANOTHER ONE PAYS SPECIAL, ATTENTION TO CUTTING PANTS, AND 18 FAIRLY ENTITLED TO BE CALLED AN “ARTIST IN TROUSERS." WE FEEL CON- FIDENT THAT WE CAN GIVE YOU A8 AR- TISTIC CLOTHING AS GAN BE MADE IN WASHINGTON, AND AT ABOUT ONE- THIRD LESS THAN MERCHANT TAILORS’ PRICES. PANTS MADE UP IN ONE DAY WHEN NECESSARY. EB. BARNUM & 00, 991 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ga Axp Macoo Have set al) the le agox on both Altsitic ter te esas panko se Tea gaat OF the Oxi bey their ability end im this par- Eee Senta To name a came far more diftc which Atover all competitors opt us Nusa ® Drovons * Fae Of sbsclute surrender, We furthermare declare that neither thorn nor ‘Shall choke us off nor Teway to eter ig nsf castes Sone 40, $15.50, oR — $2.75, 82.25, sige Mme. T. B. HARRISON, 1389 F STREET, (Opposite the Rbuitt,) ‘WILL EXHIBIT 4 CHOICR sateen on BONAETS AND ROUND HATS FROM THE LEADING HOUSES IN PARIS AND LOX. DRESS TRIMMING BRAIDS, | You Are Resercrrout Ixvired Ox Accousr Or Ban Wearner On account of the inclement weather last ‘week, which interfered to some extent withour GRAND SPECIAL SALE oF 50c. FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, we shall continue it the coming week. with added attractions, to enable all to take advan- tage of the exceptional opportunity extended. Asorae: Baneaw Ix Dansk. 25 pleces 66-inch Full-Bleached German Linen Satin Table Damask, extra quality, band- some assortment of patterns, and usually re- tailed at 87}c., only 80c. per yard. ‘We have at present the best All-Around Linen stock ever our good fortune to show. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHRO! Cor. 11th and Usarvate Stock Or Tannnxos. ‘We have placed on sale the largest and most ‘varied live of BEADED JET TRIMMINGS and MOHAIR AND TINSELED BRAIDS, EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON, ‘and probably not equaled by many of the larg- est establishments in this country. ‘The majority of this stock was selected with reference to combining with our elegant line of Dress Goods, Silks and Velvete, and as we were compelled to limit our purchase to a few pieces of each style in order to secure the almost infin- ite variety, we recommend an early selection and quick purchase. ‘We can only name over afew of the most no- ticeable, as s personal inspection will be neces sary to fully appreciate the immensity and rea sonableness of the stock, Beaded Ornament Gimps with pendants, eu- perb variety of styios 75, $3.50, $3.75, 84, $4.50, 85, £5.50 to G11 each. Black Beaded Dress Sets, consisting of one back piece, two front pieces, collar, and pair of cuffs,$82 to $18 per set,with more thun a dozen Prices between, Beaded Jet Ornaments, large variety to select from, 34c. to $2.25 each. All the usual prices ‘deiweon. Hand-Crocheted and Cut Bead Ornaments, $10 to 812 each. Black Beaded Gatloons, with pendants, large ‘Dumber of styles, 14; to 234 inches wide, 50c. to 2 exch. ‘Black Beaded Band Trimmings, 1 to3 inches, $25 to $2 per yard. Black Beoded Passementeries, in leaf and other handsome designs and patterns, wide Tange of prices and widths; 2 to 7 inches wide; 8c. to $13.50 per yard. We think you will be able to make a selection. SrectaL—Black Besded Ornament Gimps, with pendants; 33 ornaments to the yard. Easily separated. Only 82.25 per yard. ‘Wo selected this stock with a thorough know!- @dge of the new season's various styles and qualities, and confined ourselves to what wa considered inost suitable to refined taste and of an intrinsic value. We have braids for very ‘use to which they have been known to bo put, ‘and at prices which place them within the reach of all. Mohair Braids, in Black, White and all colors, 4,7, 9, 12%, 21, 25, 30.35, 50 and 75c. per yard, Mohair Basket Braids, all colors, match widths, 1 and 2 inches wide, 25 and 38c. per yard. Mohair and Tinsel Braids, open-work pat- terns, Zand Sinches wide, 25 and 3c. per yard. ‘Mohair Open-Work Braids, Black, White and allcolors, 1 and 2 inches wide, 25 and 38e. per yard, ‘Tinsel-and-Mobair Braids, 1 and 2 inches wide, 30 and 75c. per yard. Gold and Silver Bullion Braide, untarnish- able, threematch widths, 20, 35 and 50c. per yard. Cord-and.Tinsel Plaited Braids, in Black and Gold effects. Four match widths, 30, 46, 625g and 95e. per yard. Elegant Line of Silk Braids, for taflor-nude suite, (Main floor; rear.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, binding 03. Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Tus Fottowise [ssrnvctons a EQUESTRIANISM. will be with the Washington Riding Academy, tobe ‘opened about Nov. 1, at the cor. of 2d and P sts. n.w. PROF. H. OLIVER, Inte of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club, of New York. PROF. C. GILLMAN, late with Hippodrome Francais of Paris, Everything first-class, Commodious accomodations for boarding horses, and ample storage room for car- riages. ‘Books for yearly subscribers are now open at the par- Jorsof Mr. Geo. White, with Woodward & Lothrop, cor. 11thand Fasts.,n. w.,and at the office of Jus. D. Brown, care of Juo. F. Waxgamnan, 1003 F st., where fall particulars may be obtained. 817-3m, 00, FU RRR 990 U RR 68 00 RMR oo 6 uu aR OR 00. T 90 iH i H ‘00 1 TO-DAY, TO-MORROW, AND WEDNESDAY ARE OUR FALL OPENING DAYS IN MILLI- NERY AND CLOAKS. In MILLINERY wo are exhibiting Ladies’ ‘Misses’, and Children’s Trimmed and Un trimmed Hats and Bonuets, of Felt, Beaver, 0:8, Plush in all Shapes, Colors, aud Combinations, Our Pattern Millinery will be found to contain ‘models of original snd nuique construction. aud ‘we wuarantee prices as low ax first-class work can be produced, Iu CLOAKS we prosent the very newest and most vatied s:yles for Ladies’, Mises’, and Children's Wear—garments suited to all ages— and, whether {t be elegance or econo:ny you seek, our immense line will be fotnd to contains something to auit you, We repeat our “OPENING SPECIAL” in KID GLOVES. It in the very latest Styla in Ladies! Kid Street Gloves, in Binck, Tans, and Browns, heavily embroidered, with wrist welts to match embroidery. Every pair is fally worth $1.25; ‘but, as au opening drive, we will nell two pairs to # customer at G8c. a pair, We caa sell but ‘two pairs to one individual, THE ‘BI 00. + mo TLE Boe 8. NNN BBB 00 NONN ras | yy A oy pe aM aA BR CoO ERED 03 316 AND 318 TTI ST. N. W. Moa J. P. Parse, 1207 F STREET, BEGS TO ACQUAINT HER PATRONS THAT SHE WILL BE PREPARED TO SHOW A FULL ASSORTMENT OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROUND HATS AY D DONNE “8, FROM THE LEADING LONDON AND PARIS 10USES, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 0C- TOBER 6TH AND OTH. o1-st bo CLOSE BUSINESS. fe offer for sale or entire stock of well-sesorted HARDWanE, nt dara acer hlse, Katie etapa: See rat Ten in Sales wh rites hing to 715 MARKET SPACE, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 4, 5, GRAND FALL AND WINTER OPENING or FINE PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, ‘LADIES' AND curtpREws CLOAKS, INFANTS’ CLOAKS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, FAXCY GooDs, CORSETS, KID GLOVES, OUE OPENING SOUVENIR, 4-BUTTON STITCHED-BACK KID GLOVES, 65 CENTS. 00 NN XS Di x fk OO NNN BD $9 Ry N ban So ERE BB BB ERE ELLL 00 NNN DDD 00 & NN B48, A 222 A RRR BAA Z AA RR BBB AA Z AA RRR BB AAA 7% AAA E Rr. BBB A A Z2Z A A Re. ocd 715 MARKET SPACR. Orvexixe Fatt Srvizs SILES AND DRSSS GOODS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. Our buyer has just returned from New York, where he has spent the past week in selecting our stock of choice SILKS, VELVETS, und DRESS GOODS, which ‘we have placed on sale this morning, and invite an early inspection, as we are offering many bargains and the largest stock Paris Dress Goods and Novelties ever shown in this market, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 98 919 Pennsylvanis ave, cise 33.10) 1 rrr A “2 9 8 & gs A sts s 3 BR Ss 2 RA 5ss, | JIS uu Sss8 op BAK Ss38 wy a KY o% FF ¥ ‘0o ‘ww fs, 4 8 mm ss 4h YY we oe hk Se 2k 8 Soe ITIS A VERY EASY THING TO WISH TO HAVE YOUR OWN Way, BUT NOT ALWAYS: 80 CONVENIENT TO ACQUIRE. PARTICU- LARLY ARE WE AT THE DICTATION OF OTHERS IN BUSINESS MATTERS. IF WE BUY IT MUST BE~AS A RULE~ON THE TERMS OF THE PARTY WHO SELLS. BUT THIS RULE HAS ITS EXCEPTIONS. THERE ARE THOSE WHO ADVERTISE TO SELL YOU GOODS ON YOUR OWN TERMS, BUT AFTERWARD PRESS YOUR NOSE VERY CLOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE. THATISN'T FAIR. NEITHER IS IT JUST THE THING FOR YOU TO MAKE CERTAIN AGREE- MENTS WITH A\MERCHANT AND THEN FAILTO MEET THEM. IN BOTH CASES NOBODY 18 SATISFIED. NOW WE DEALIN FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES AND ALL. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOU SOME GOODS. IF YOU CALL UPON USPUT THE CASE JUST AS IT 13; TELL US FRANKLY WHAT YOU CAN DO= HOW MUCH YOU CAN PAY EACH WEEK OR MONTH-AND DON'T PROMISE TO DO WANTED--HELP. WVANTEDIAN ACTIVE MAN, Side lendine cities. Salary to suitable aie tED ObE y R100 monthly. to represent, in bis locality. anold New York house, 1585, New Yors, W3NTED—4 waits 1318 10m st mw. Wout housework in @: family ;referenc References, "SUPT, MPG. HOUSE. Lock Box o3-mktnaw S FOR Ny rae FOR THE corn OF sf john'a c ee vesineaday and Fuidiy evenings, atthe eur by cofucr Of 7 and Pato" inae streets. “Compensation «ive, W3x2ED-A AT ONCE,GERMAN WOMAN, tress and care of nara Roo Wacom, Girl, treive te = pris ily: out of city) BURNHAMS H Help Agsie’, 330-639 F stn. we ANTED-WOMES = COLORED Sh, washing y references required. ‘after 7B. ANTED-A J Ui and have no children; to live star Ontice. v dress Box 9) Wie = shuck oysters and wait on Penna. ave. nw. GIRL WH 1d ro “RELIABLE COLORED MA’ UN cs Tat wt Apply at 101 ‘on premises. table. Apply W worker. JOHN Pennsylvania ave. u. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CARMIAGE JOHN MeDERMOTT Bi WANTEDIMMEDIATEDYFINST-CLASS erator on Wheeler & Wilson S it 722 13th at. nw. ewing Machi y ANTED—RY A LAD OF 1 Wace pace fn rie STED-A POSITIO ne chance of obe andase st in sewing. Will travel. dress DF, Star office. Refe: WIANTED-28Y_ A RESPECTABLE YOU te) a situation as watchman, porter 0 | on bel | sntistac | sas’ M” | WANTED-SITEATION young man Ww mac a CHEMIS) Wistar. and ‘Kiroce, Soanustcawe Sen ei ot reen miter Oe incu, Butlers. GUOMBS & BUNGIE SS Ors W was TWo Y piris V a STED_ BY A RESPECTABLE girl, a Situation ss chanibermaid or & trivate. carnily. references, Maryland ave. aw GTAMLE With ur - one as chen. ver Ws BY A RUSPECTARI a Place to do chamber work FD V ANTED—PRESS BOY Stands his business: wares STANDARD REMEDY CO., 12 'ANTED_A WHITE BOY To DRIVE ue References required Apply G. 1. KEEN iniwatre oe 414 tbs Wa REND! y Sa ae WEIR WHITE WOMAN ‘ONE maker. Apply at 1402 Pa. ave. nw. THAT UNDE 250. Gata DELIVE! GooD aa ‘TO COOK. EG and iron for a family of hve persons, Cail at si Hetaw Wiitistre ¥ \, ANTED—I WANT THE SER’ o ergetic lady for this comipg manent position guaranteed. sale with advancement Apniy te MANAGE Mi is and 4, 428 7h si. n.w., up stairs, WANTED — FURSITURE FI ‘at once; one used to ply toa. E BARBE! house, cor. ab lary; after 6 0 clock, 2209 14th st. A. YOUNG. ie y ANTED—ATON AM understands the care of horse and carriage ad is good driver, with references. Apply at 148 A O3-3t? sandpapering preferred. VICES OF AN = season iu my busi. iat NISHER WANTED Ap. ath st, me. NTED_PAPER HAL Wit Wear nncinter ROYAL, cor. Pa. ave. and. W AdTepqcv0K, 10 To 840: Wife for dairy, Waiters, Scullions, Butlers. Keferences,” At DICK’ stan. VANTED—A WHITE GIRL housework in a family of three; refer a quired. 710 4th st. n, WASTED Coons, Waitresses, Ovstor Shruckers, Rein, male and female, CH Swodieh N W ANTED-A MAN WHO UN V TAI 414 9th st. nw. Wire, Fst. = Custers with reference. W. B. COLORED Wi sch, iron, and do weusran NGERS, HISS & CO., 815 loth st. n.w. Waiteress, Laundress, House-Workers, Man und . FOR wateb and Jewelry trade. Apply 5 Carpet, Layers None but ¢ MOSES & St er week, Young wit of 1 : ‘Address Box 90, Star uBlce. APPLY 10, F. MAIDS, NUI White ‘and 'S bureau, GE. Saiestneu: Ca erienced N, 11th men and F ‘OMAN TO COOK, housework, Waxes also wanted as LASS JOURNUNMAN TING latrobes, furna right man, we best sy Ke. hist. Inquire at NDO} Tean, conducted by. and colored, for and State as reference. 717 rhs and materials cut, basted, draped or, mad S. J, MIESSEIE “Conservatory of r, one Who Nnderstands: waaes puid to the nw. ‘any inch-rnle oF tailors and ssnakere cut, fodca er Ts MENT lies. Alen aad wornet, whtte i kinds Of domeste labor. for District shaw. S7-4w* 20 per week and expenses: payment Stamped ‘envelo West Broadway, Wt UFACTURING CU., Rutherford, AGENTS IN EVER Per month and expenses. Sampies rite, with stamps. ALLWORT Nice, yenteel Guuployment for jo painting, receipts, or am losing. weli-ads fg EMPL SUPPLY AG! a and COUNTY MA’ ANTE! exceed $5,000; Star office, civing’ ANTED—FO! abayain. ws ble for rentin board owner, P.O. Serseye Wistepston lan—Brick House, m. Capitol, cast, or Will trade House Adtivess I. 8, CHAKLES, 1231 W Waxt Also, 3 cou itonse centrally. Loe: converted futo an ‘oflice. Star oltice. A \y ANTED—DI and Lots im ail parts or th my hats will al to owners. seeim W2k ANTED—DIRECT FROM © ts for cash, placed ithe wall Goh Pouse. Reuts collected. | Estates etiected, HOLLAND 3 room iu private famil tar office. vr ANTED—BY A QU) aud board ta snail ‘st: willl take bome tare; perimonth Address HOME, V mils MONTHLY IN purchasers, ally adverts STED—FOR WIDOW LADY, per inouth; referetces exchanged, Address ferme not TO HASE, FROM OWNER PRE- ferred, new Basement Brick House of seven oF eigut rooms: moderu improvements; u.w., price not taste a barat Address CASH, ERAL " cE W ithe or modtomt-wited Houses Guat ean be old at #. A MCINTIRE, 918 Fat, « ‘DA FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE, SUIT Toolus to select families. Will x 884, Cape May City, New 01-108 ost TALLMENT | within three squares of worth $3,500 nv. stn. D—TO BUY FOR CASH, TWO OR THREE | Uguses that rent from $20 t0' $30, per, mont om ‘ocherwise, th Address Box, Property 1 rertixed with . G. HENSLY, 1006: 8, Auy property: at our ex- Ineuraice au etitdadsc @ LADY, RUO: neighborhood 33th to exceed. Star Oifice. ol “th, Duh Ror Bo. ec. rants pattnee slap it ko UaBra BUSINESS AdENCY, 1 opposite waluis Royal. tory-and-attic Prune Dwel, MORE THAN 18 WITHIN YOUR MEANS, YOU CAN HAVE THE GOODS JUST AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE 1N WASHINGTON WILL SELL YOU, AND IT SHALL BE “JUST AS YOUSAY"—ONLY SEE THAT IT 18 JUST THAT WAY, AND WE WILL GET ALONG SWIMMINGLY, Hovsa & Henuaxy, CREDIT AND CASH HOUSE, 01-0w 921 AND 923 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Worozurct, Axo Sprout Banoarss ™ EW YALL DR DRY GOODS. i iia ping Raise allah ance er a nes ABMs open. bundsome coruer lot; Boundary W ‘ANTED GARD) wash of | THOM, Dealer, at 9 cents eacl ber 10 only. Call utonce corner LW. ‘ANTED—TO SELL ATHORO! aut, and works f mots. P. LEE, Silver &) aio on Metropolitan Brave prin z h of B. and DI WANT TO PUKCH: ‘oom U, 4° ANTED—TO SELL, A NEARLY COMPLETED | sug an Mt, Pleaant terms eauy. i S_TO W. ‘Tuis offer good unt Geto- ind end lahdsone Fidin ‘charness:7 yeuts old. May" —FOR ECLA NES ON Paste also, Wusiness locations, chy OF Wil PURCHASE ier MITE, Lumber Ist st. and dndiana Obst SGHDLED CHEST. on 7th Fe SHARES | bor TE Wa: of Independent Automatic Portable Gas eke Stock, at, rt Butte and Leaat Axent, WATER ns rag ca ae SC. HILL, Real 1-3 BORED AND DKIVEN, pump stock fur.ished: jecial attention ‘Gomi wells, pairing and Sect pupa work easy. All Kinds of well wi fui manner, ‘Sih at. xa Gr the hloet B. MOFFA’ PIT: With advertiser aliiresr TESOGHAPAEN. Bar fio, NTED—ADDI iS. yates tently ‘Sune. V fice. Terms AN PHONOGRAPHER =| tor Uv impreveanent, | ‘work done ANTEDOOEY OUK BUTT! We ound Duenrt yet rac ERINE AT 20 CENTS ; kveps better: Butter; satintaction guaruuteed oF Pare A Entcray Market $01 Canter Market, and. ‘aus-Owe ED— WASHINGTON CLT OR SUBURBAN yperty In exchanxe for food brick i ton yasnationy paving 8 per cent on ya.) 826-108 A jouses iu Buitiwore city, Uuincuinbered a3 Fat, om 4, WAX ED rubrTc i SPEAKERS, 81 SINGERS AND saan ‘Ahoacadte sa and reliable. Nosar. Mibe-atatureistn. Sereet Orsis in 1m, NERS—HOUSES | ML | Bitwo sresh cute on Mapk; from 32! | day cvoudaur: reward paid Please call at 999 Boundary st, W ANTED-BY ASTEADY AND RELIABLE WHIT ‘oman, who thop.ciehly understands her bus ness, ascobk in a first-class family: can ive the bost of city Teferences, no washing. Cal Sth st nw. Waa RESPECTABLE WHITE: ‘4 situation asehatabermaid and waitress. Teferences. Call at 1627 6th st. nw. Ws searvor a oe Dee dress oC TUp i ekroet “nore, WASTEDIBY A FIRST-CLAss COLORED W Msn cook, ®Placein wenirel | rivate im ay = wt Su Caplial 3" y ANTED—BY A WHIT KL A SITUATIC a chatsbecaa ted walltur tohasune (A satin iSostie Of ealupeeun furan ood eteremere Ronis te Boop Gases Es Ws: :D—BY A COMPETE WHITE W = ituation as cook, Wushing and ironing if neces sary foe but brebciaie parties ea Snes Rate adit Bee Se Bia RS, Wi 2ED-4 SITTATION AS CHILD'S NU WarAbetdhedet aw. wont day wlemacee Ware (Strate bation Ronen UMN YE NUENGE, Rooms Good give best reserncen, Call ai A) MAIDS auits. “OOL- | no | SO Pasay 0 ie | site Palais Koya, Q Wa 2S 22 2y 4 YOUNG Man with Expr ence, situation in grocery and provision store. bast reference, Address CLEMK, VW. ANTED—A YOUNG LAD! tion as typewriter; best . Star 0) v y ANTED. keepers. Cooks, dresses, Searustress, Batiers, Couct ality, with references. At DIC! ston 2 is warts RVARD ADUATE WITH | experiences in teaching would Hike @ few privat | pups. Address L.. star Office, ors | N ANTED- POSITIONS FOR CODKS, HOUS Ke p is, Na neh Nurse, Invalid Nurse, ipocukeeperm ether welp i tana ea F. BURNH ax. 10 SECGTORED MAN GOING | fous water moruine sind pelt in | $x aud lodting, Cal orsddese eH | TAYLOR, 112 Lstawe oLat | Wax SITUATIO white 2 | erence. Adare 4 V ANTED-EMPLOYMENT BY lady insome public or. private institut arg Dest Peterences Address MIS. ALC. Richnond, Va. acter, a situati East Capitol st, iW ‘ED—A GENTLEMA: aud Envlish thorone: | avant ww hours to ploy tenn counts, Address F.D., Star offic Ww ANTED—BY A LADY A POSITION AS CLUB house or hotel Liousekecper, Address ir office, WANTED--ROOMS. LARGE UNFURNISHED PAR- iabie rent, for one perso: refer- A) would like second #1 Dest of references. or. heatand gus. uot Over Address LH. WELLS, 818 ey 2 Wat [ED—QUIET FAMILY OF FIVE WaNT fwo.or three Furnished Roo:s, northwest. one youth, Yor which $23 cash in advatice wall be paid, ‘Meals to be sent in. References. W. E tar Office. 1° WASTED GAT, ONCE FURNISHED “AND U DER- Lr Es Bor asses See Sees ee sos FASTED-DY THREE GENTLEMER TWO OF V three furnished Kooms, with or without board; within fitteen minutes’ walk of the Treasury. ea VATHER, Star office. WASTED GENTLEMEN WITH GOOD REVEL ce ei Or MEME CURMORERY. howe, with bean, iccutea locality. addres VOLUNTEER, Star oftee. ANIED—ONE OR T' Ww OTANGE AIRY moos fumnisied oF unturmated: with or without board, firnace eat ones reslacen ln Bote Of odera fiitiienta, fur a keutiomen for ‘about ‘one Runwer, describing Foun, location, size, quality ound and price Gress PO. Box per pont. 36, Burlington Vt. Keferetices required. Ad~ o1-3t_ rooms, furuabed or uufurnished: frouting northanteutusin a [rivate famige a mortuwrst section of the city. Address A, Z. Star office. 01-2" ‘ED—FURNISHED ROOM. Ni asked. State terms, Address Hox privet | JOR REST. | POR | ences, “Address REX TER, Star offic a WASTED, 5, SETEDIATELY — BY YOUNG | connie, y light housekeepig. two or three unfuruish peur New York ave. and Lath ot | numerous .calis for same: un | -ROOMS. SUITE OF ROOM. ON w: bay Woodow fmm r 4! wii afesr 4 retns 1000 Lathe Rae TOR RENT P RMSHEDA Tan SOrmteb ape asin FOR RENT ineats uishind om. Use seated i tmon tua utee quet Lelylibor Tisa iaia 8 Naw woud Hor. alcove, furmiahed er bushel: rent moderate, private Tanity Fk kT S Uk CAPURNTSHED Tiooas eas, apt bath three lines of ears; price, 813 per mon! dereey AVE. KENT—LARGE HANDSOME n WIth Alcwwsen third Russ Franklin Park. 1104 Je | F208 RENT-UAPC GSTS twat FRE BES Eanoe Tour, iarniabed stl. 388k POR” KENT—TWO i euiturntehed preferred esa fee Woot Wiscumeven a. STORY F joor KENT — NEAT. FASTIDIOts ut children, Wat refeowices, deas tolse oa the beat Localities’ i iar wtice. ae JOR RENT—NEAK IOWA CIRCLE O01 ‘ance, to one or ty eutle highed roome on second floor: catnioriatle et id; hot and cold bathe, Tetereucen “Addseos fi ECLA, Star oitice. Beets ‘hw. prices retsonabie Fe KR RENT_FURNISHED Loo oar Seon siOry, oF three as, heat 1 jupered: bay sud herdics; remt $10. RNISHED ROOMS, 20k RENT THREE UNFUI enti Roomm, second story, south frout, bet cold bath om samme floor, convenient to, Treasiicy ertnents, Keui $18, Mest aud yasitic! st. NISHED—TWO LARGE . with closets heat. bath, (efor ligt housekeeping. #10. 7158 at nw. 0 JOR RENT—C {apko seutiomen, with ‘or without board 7 NEW YORK AVE, TW. Hors, cep porch; Convent FOE EE son Square, nice floors; en suite or single. S18 1 SI’ room and kitchen, sultable f Sauted— A first-class tiotse gi Mer house: uew: KOULR mut feferences required. 1101 st. W. OR RENT—DE unfurnished, i save. 2. ‘or EVE RENE POUR ROOMS ON SECOND FL furtushed or unfurnished, for Jiut housek fri floor furnished, suitubletor parlor orbedrv i Trout: near Peuus)ivabia 8ve,cats. AppIy at 20 TRUL ROOMS, FURN! ‘or third floor, Ok, RENT IWo NICELY FURNISHED 8 oad story frout Rooms, with all couvyemiences; & Hoor, reut reasouabie. 1718 14th st uw. —aie K ST. N. Ww. e, furnished Rooms, en sii! clase; private fully ; te LARGE, pay-window, aiid hall-tooi tor bed-row eatly Zuri haudsoue heir te: euvd location; best Zauully’ table board por aliay RENT Motel, handsowely turuishs Jui6 151H ST, NEAR AKLING ied TOOK en HU Single with board OL. EGE, BENT FURNISHED ROOMS “TO ne wath or with board. G14 G st. uw. PeQe RENTS ruivare Fasiy, ‘floor front, and two on third foor 1) ely TUPMated . Joomeron etve Dest Olt eur Lot Unguire of BAXTERS MacGowa’ 10U8-1010 —HANDSOMELY F lors. eu suite or sinye: iso, pleasuut bail ro. Suitable tor gentlemen. with or without board, 1 Lith stn. w: Meloreuces exchanged, cy tached, 21205 Pex bicely-furtisted poo vote erdics pass the dour: Bec and taille boarders woe. anon ‘CUSTOMERS THAN | suit. Parties having rooms to rent can by consulting us. No charge util rooms | Room Agency, 935 F st. D. RAME SEES | save money: | wre ren ONS FOR | ‘tud<aee List, free of | 4 Fst, Room 6 ole | RE CEIVE NUMEROU Quiries for ai! Kinds: ran reut soon toxood | cs $1 for tegictertuc, fizoriuation free to tsoee Wishing qvoms. MUM KENTING AGLNCY, UL ‘Wanting to rent com TURV! charge. W ANTLD—KOOMS—WE, | iy Office Rooms on first Hook. apart iient part of the city. Each ay mm without extra change, 15th st, 0. BLE 5 OR RENT—A DESIRABLE OFFICE, 900 61H | Pst... ulti 108 a doctor, having Bon eceutied | * ee several years Apply J. We PEG ost. ‘ON * NING, ON GTH ST. MOK: n Book, with naiue of C.H. KIES, ke. ian Hy | [eit er lerwers on otaide ot Cover. Hevtard tre: tumued to 835 New York ave. ig T—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, IN HERDIC 2 OFOH OC Rear Oth wt Ke. Crescent | Kidnestone Pin. "Ihe fhuder will be auitaule rewarded | by Jeaving it at G24 D st ety BLACK-AND-TAN HOUND. AN- une, of Roscoe, $5 reward if re~ ERG & MURAL, 1001 vu st. nw. ie | Bi Way ML wot" SBCOND, shed: bas win- mioges: tne tee nae; mochiidren, 1302 Ket me he 3 NEE-Snooxw: ried coup seme: yor onthe bord Rice seme wih Tish Ffows Chic EAL ; Sip ae svete foi. Meade pa ey ONT ROOMS, FURNISHED, NISHED COMMUNT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM cae: three minutes trom Patent Off an ny eaaees oor. “Call etore oF etter ecor mm Louse, ol-Aw* | yoo JOR RENT KF Ok RENT — THREE NICK UNFURNISHED Ay iors suitable for hoasekeeping. Apply at 1228, ISHED 5 Massacuu- od ola SECONDS D0uY oy a. hath Ttayrove ie for RENT Se AND, BHD L008 eons wifarulsbed, or would be furuisued | grit at 1478 20tu at uv, welts oLsr eee 4 al cian at KNISHED PAR 3 JOR RENT — FURNISHED — A HANDSOMELY {urnished room on tirst floor, with open erate, ia ew house, also oue in 2d tory. Room with baths ‘wt TWO ATING BED- | Brooms, well-furnisied, bs: icluded. “TURKISH BAL Gat, opponite Rigs Mouse. Fou North, centicmen preferred. Audress, with and particulars, NORTH, Star office JoR RENT second floor, y papered. und separate trance, maytivate fauliy. Price 10. Avis.” cla st bw. Saturday Pow BS wo. Koous oy second floor, saa” jermou'h. 1107 Ista st. nw FEET NOE ‘Ok WITHOUT DOAMD, ELE urniahed muitos of yery. hone coudor, suitable for two people, neat tars: refer required. 1709 Mt. JOR RENT — DINING-KOOM, KITCH three rous ou third flor, in ued ; poswenaiok: Bt oUCt Gb isth my hordics ud Coun. ave, a0 at. nice park wich 0.3 JOR ENT ay ASANT AND hicely furnished Rogue at 940 New Xork Aivo, Table Bowrd. BOC OK KkNT-THRER UNFURNISHED COMME uicating rosie, L001 K st. 0. w.. sulith trout, Tiglit housekeeping with gam aud JOR KENT—AT 27 GuANT Fi somely farts pasior atid bot ovr. OK KENT—ROOMS_—SINGLE AND. Manotel | tems to desirable persons, elexaut house, 100: ste. Just worthof Kand sraukiin Park; Siysat io on F. JOR RENT_FOUR PLEASANT UN r s30-de PLACE, HAND- vom,” on secu se0-ut™ EN surrE, Suruiahed, “with (ard. reasonable FU a ‘rooms ou second floor, all Conveniences for iuune Keeping; to quiet persons, with reference. G38 Peni syivapiaaye.qe RELY FCRNISHLD 1 TO sth et ae foety from 1, st. aud Coun. ave, to 7th wt. and dave. jen (oF vt oF MF at care, Finder will be rewanded | by leaving it at 1720 L sta. OST—BRINDLE BULL DOG, with cal b collar tur 42 = eareec SIGHT = “CORAL FARRING, | Leica BRACELET, ON ersirkila LAB’ x ae Tey ‘O8T—FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPIEMBE 30, Li an en, ag P25 aveune car, xen New York avenue iver clanp ikding. Reward tt Conn. ave. ‘O8T—AbOUT TWO WEEKS AGO. GOLD. Licitivory cane: name or omnis heecue one od Ebony Buable reward given is returned to 1212 Fat. mw, Pre . EON ONAL. ANTED—W.W, MOFFETT, ST. NW, ed Soe a PAnoLe a Daaleas Hours 8:50'eat, te 306, a ora | WY ee ERS ST th st. aw waa eee am odpan ti jOHN Be KNOWN THAT ©. ie sil bt Vv 8S, al see toni ee DUNGAWS we ‘Enamel Pe eh We ee FFIE: I PASSED YOU ON OTH BT. FRIDAY. et tae kuvw where Y ean see jah, mae ot, Bear olen, ols VIL a EXAMINATION QUESIIONG HC to bookstore or te __ NN, Ate Ivy Institute, 28-10" ANA aay 8 ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPOI Obewre meerifeneos | FE Old: 61 Dat. na A, Soe ¥ DAE You ‘WANT CANDY ah aed Vee yee na at | Paaech hese bet ‘ want if you a Tees are (O25 7 street uoriuwest LUT FISK devotes her attention to we.wants st . eee tal ‘Ok MOL Pleuxant fromt kuoms, at G00 Oth 2, N., Suitable for two genthrwien ot ete Wife! open grate. References requ NICELY FURNISHED » coruer of Fy aud A-FURNISHED SU = ‘Ok RENT “HANDSOME ian wate bat, firet floor: of rooms, witht re ut board. Licierenoes. Tooms, with oF wil tw old water ol maine foo i Te wanted Ketercnces, st) CRNISHED ROOM! JOR RENT—ULEGANTLY Fi rie, with Bret-cluas table iFroome “iieicresicos reguited. 1416 Nstaw. se10-im {OK RENT — HANDSOMELY Ei kpome: nucat of table ter 23th wt nw. ‘alsy eixkt-rooni story brick in ZL dst at. we ‘sb-1ia* J, suitable tor I icy rensicnts and table THE URINE 1008 O% IST ST. NE. Dow. ae i 1 Pt RNISHED on i of aduita, Call 1000 10th wt etka Ly tena; en suite orsinsie, | prox RENT— FOUR WELL-LIGHTED, VENTI- lated roon Over JAMES 3. st Fetes KENT = Feanousbie tutes T_FORNISHED AND 3 eo gui tale bowed To ae ae jana 8 Tndieoe Fon vou | FOR SEAT UGCHLLNESSS : REN 1 TWO 0 ‘Ok THREE STALLS ANi Figcparcieme uses at between, baud M sie couvensent to Bes i tor Ti, Star otic, NEW pee REN BACK STABLE, Javig' BONS BLUM cor Pan awe, F518 asi iid he oats pine ‘comin union ‘arlor pice roc, Wits eat sod as ror) FESS ge tee sR0ee clean 's couveniences. pooping fe eon water, mas and n4