Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. —_ Testa Asses Grasp WASHINGTON: ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation mere than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘There are few dissenting voices to the general acclaim of welcome to Gov. Shepherd, but a single 1s heard making the remarkable on that no credit 1s due Shepherd for the improvement of Washington; that he did nothing but Lay @ lot of wood pavements, which have rotted, the smooth pavements have been faid Asstatement of this sort be trays great want of knowledge or appreciation of discordant o1 asse and that since ne left oMce. the work undertaken and accomplished BY Gov. Shepherd, The city then bad nO estab- lished grades or system of sewerage: the drainage finding its way to the ‘open canal cess pool by foul surface gutters along and across the streets, Against obstacles that only & man of the extraordinary energy, will- power and tenacity of purpose of Alexander R. Shepherd could have made headway, he es- tablished uniform grades for the city— the frst’ requisite for smooth sivwets— entting down hilis and filling up ¥ lieys on a colossal scale in the work; and at the seme time he abolished the wretched surface drainage which barred all poss{bility of decent pavements while it existed. In paving the streets thus graded, a variety of pavements wereexpertmented with Ip order to find the one most suit- able for permanent adoption. Many of them Were laid in wood, which was then the Popular pavement throughout the country, and which was in general request by citizens here ‘wher petitioning to have their streets paved. ‘Many other streets were paved with concrete or asphalt, and some with stone. The test of ‘rial ultimately showed that a form of asphalt calculated to stand the climate of Washington in winter and summer ‘was the best general pavement for the city, and it has been used extensively to replace the decay- ing Wood pavements. But this matterof resurtac- ing the streets now or in the future, with asphalt or any other material, 1s a minor constderation in ‘estimating the importance of the gigantic work of grading and reclamation achieved by Shepherd that made tt posstble to lay smooth pavements of any kind in Washington. a ‘While the Citizens’ Committee showed last night ‘8 decided disinclination to re-open discussion upon ‘the report concerning streets and avenues, which ‘was adopted at the previous meeting, and which has been presented to the Commissioners, the rift of sentiment, as indicated by the president’s address and by the discussion on the report of the sub-committee on roads, was opposed to a rep- ‘tition of the mistake of the hasty and unwise adoption of that report. The committee as a whole 13 more far seeing than the chairman of the sup-committee on streets. It perceives, if he does not, that the difficulty has arisen, not from the interference of officious persons outside of the committee, but from the blunder of hastily adopting his report, which accused and condemned without stating facts; which used termsof condemnation that did not couvey what ‘Was meant and served naturally as the foundation of attacks by outsiders on the Comm{-sioners’ In- tegrity; which condemned and requested favorable consideration in the same breath from the same persons; and which urged large improvements for apart of the District without presenting ay es- tumates whatever of the amount necessary to com- plete them, With a miscalculation concerning this ‘necessary amount of more than half a million dol- lars fp the minds of members of the committee. ‘The adoption of President Fendall’s wise sugyes- ons that the reports of subcommittees be more earefully prepared and more thoughtfully consid- ‘ered by the committee will do much to give con- tinued weight to the committee's acts and decis- tons. Most of the members of the Citizens’ Com- mittee appreciate that open, prompt, and friendly eriticism upon missteps by that body tends to Warn them of danger and gives them the opportu- Bity to prevent the smallest loss of that public approval in Which thetr onty strength les. —————- It 1s curious to note now the wheel of fortune brings around into prominence now and then men ‘who have for a long interval been biden from Sight. David S. Terry, of California, after killing Senator Broderick in a duel, which caused intense excitement throughout the United States, disap- peared from view for a number of years. He then turned up again as 2 presidential electoron the Hancock ticket. ils fellow-citizens, among whom Bis victim had been a prime favorite, emphasized the rancor which still possessed their hearts by electing all his associates on the ticket and cut. ‘Ung bim off. Again be disappeared, returning to notice as the husband of the notorious Saran Althea Hill, and in that capactty he comes to the fromt with the charge of attempted bribery against Senator Sharon. This time he purposes to keep himself in sight, evidently. His hostile Passage with a brother lawyer threatens to end in ‘= personal encounter, unless one or the other an- tagonist backs down. + -—___ ‘Ex-Minister Jackson, whose brief and rather dis- agreeable experience in Mexico soured his mind against diplomacy as a steady occupation, 1s re- ported to be working very hardin Georgia to de- feat Mr. Colquitt’s aspirations for another term in the Senate, in the hope of being ratsed to that gentleman's seat himself. His animating purpose issald tobea desire to “set even with Secretary Bayard." It is to be hoped that this is not true ‘Ve Mr. Jackson would be a better Senator than ‘Mr. Colquitt, that would Justify the Georgians in making a change; and if he merely believes, in ‘is own heart, that be would, that justifies him in asking them to do so. But there are already in ‘Congress too many men who have come there with Some other design than to serve thelr State or ‘Weir country; and it will not improve the condi. ‘Won of affairs to add to the society-seeking mil. onatres and client-serving corporation attorneys & member whose chief alm is a chance to “get even” with somebody. —————— ‘There is agreenbac.: party still, strange as it may seem to those ¢f us who have fancied that eight years of specie payments, with the ready cir- culation of Treasury notes, national bank notes ‘and bullion certificates at par, and a huge hoard ot Silver dollars in the Treasury, increasing at the rate of two millions a month, would slake the popular thirst for flat money. ‘The secret of its survival in a state like New York, the seat and center of the solid coin party, is doubtless be- cause it has a member of the celebrated Beecher family at its head. The conventions are always sure of one good speech, if nothing else; and the sore trials the greenbackers have liad to pass Unrough since 1879, unrelieved by even 4 ray of | Promise, have driven out the workers “for reve. ame only” and left only the honest devotees ve. ‘Rind. It does not raise a suspicion of one’s re. ‘spectability now to belong to the greenback party ta the East. ——— + Nina Van Zandt and her incarcerated husband. by-proxy have been quarrelling again, beeanse he Would insist on writing love-letters to another woman. If Miss Van Zandt had any logic in her head she would realize that a man whose mission 4t 9 to destroy ali law $s not apt to modity his conduct for any petty consideration of morals. It ‘would be more decent, thouzh, for Sples to walt Ull he frees his neck from the halter before begin- ming to turn false to the Woman who has given up Tienda, reputation, wealth, comfort and every. ‘Ung else in her infatuation for bis miserable seit. ————— + ___ The Itallans of Trenton, N. J., are preparing to celebrate, on the 12th of the present wont, the three hundred-and ninty-ffth anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus. This is a Promising beginning In the Popular enthusiasin ror Columbus celebrations. It ought to spread to other cities. It it be Kept up the people of the whoie regularly for five years, Union wili be worked up to the proper degree ot PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, 420 ax 422 Exrvexrn Sr, Have unsurpassed facili ties for the execution of Print- good work of arousing The new Departments, the decorations, and the va- riety and beauty of the display of fall and winter novelties, having been favorably commented on by our patrons, the public and the press, prompts us to.con- tinue the exhibit for WoW WwW FER ERE Www £ Wwww Fr ww Ww < wow EE = OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. tan” of Monday magnanimously recognized the “opening” in scriticism of thirty lines. Weclip the following: “Every woman in Washington bas an interest in the Annual Fall Opening of the Palais Boyal. This year there is more than usual interest shown, for several new departments have been added, and tho Palais Royal now occupies the whole of the spacious and lofty stracture at the corner of Pennsyl- ‘Vania avenue ana 12th street.” The “Republican” of Tuesday flattered us witha notice on the first page. We clip: “Such acrowd! All around the windows and bubbling in and out of the doorway. And so pretty,so attractive. Of course, | they were of the gentler sex, but the energy they dis- Played in getting into the great store would have done credit to the muscle of an athlete. Fringing the side- walk were numerous cabs, buggies, and carriages wait ing for their fair owners and the bundles they never failed to bring back with them. “No one who knows anything of the city need to be told that the storein question is the Palais Royal, and that yesterday was an ‘opening day.’ P er (A LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager, cs 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Toss Ir Ove THE READERS OF THE “STAR WHO ‘MAY HAVE FOLLOWED US IN OUR ADVER- TISEMENTS, WILL HAVE NOTICED THAT WE ALMOST INVARIABLY ILLUSTRATE OUR “ADS” BY THE AID OF OUR SHOW- WINDOWS. WE DO THIS BECAUSE WE ENOW HOW CHEAP IS TALK, AND WE ARE AWARE OF THE FACT THAT AN ADVER- TISEMENT COSTS THE SAME WHETHER THE MATTER ADVERTISED BE PLAIN, UNVARNISHED TRUTH OR OTHERWISE. IN CONTINUATION OF THIS METHOD OF OURS WE WILL ASK YOU TO LOOK IN OUR LARGE SHOW-WINDOW, CENTER OF BUILDING—7TH STREET SIDE. IT 13 FILLED WITH SAMPLES OF FALL OVER- COATS, WITH PRICES ATTACHED. WHEN YOU SEE THESE GARMENTS AND NOTE THE PRICES NO WORDS OF OURS WILL BE ‘NECESSARY TO CONVINCE YOU THAT NO SUCH VALUES WERE EVER BEFORE OF- FEREDIN THE DISTRICT. WE WOULD HAVE EVERY MAN IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SEE THESE ELEGANT FALL OVERCOATS AND SETTLE THE MATTER IN TdEIR MINDS ONCE AND FOR ALL TIME THAT WHEN THEY WANT TO BUY FALL OVERCOATS THIS 18 THE PLACE TO COME TO FIND JUST THE KINDS AND STYLES THEY ARE LOOKING FOR AT PRICES THAT WILL ACTUALLY SUR- PRISE THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN BUYING THEIR CLOTHES ELSEWHERE. FROM $5 TO $35 13 OUR RANGE OF PRICES. WE TELL YOU YOU CAN HERE FIND WITHIN THESE LIMITS FALL OVER- COATS MADE FROM EVERY FABRIC THAT'S FIT TO WEAR, AND IN EVERY STYLE THAT FASHION SAYS 18 RIGHT. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THESE GARMENTS BEFORE YOU BUY. ‘TWILL cosT You NOTHING, AND IF YOU BUY WITHOUT HAVING LOOK-ED THEM OVER ITS JUST POSSIBLE THAT YOULL BE SORRY. } SAKS AND CoMPaNy, 0S =: SEVENTH AND MARKPT space. Tscnux Ar Sovanss. ‘We have SQW ALES, Seautital Deaiyma, Su aizen OPA ARE INGRAIN, TAPESTRY. and BODY BR CARPETS in alll the New Designs and Pattern poping FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. WOOL BLANKETS, $2, $2.50, ¢3 BED COMFORTS, #1, 81.23.4150. " ®* DRESS GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR Pisin gud Check FLANNELS for Lagiee’ Tatlor. ‘HOMESPUN SUITINGS tn Checks and Miztures,50c. GLE AND WOOL PLAIDSin all the new colors, 22-in. SERGE and DIAGONAL SUITINGS, 12,150, ‘500 ievearanen mare vy $2. $3, 84. TWILLED FLANNEL& 25, 3735, 50c. ing ol every descr: ption. incitding all the new styles | Aall-Wool WHITE oirenSre-caue proses, aod saperce workmen | Gan cGAw ite Fea ee ie Fond Gua, 8, ey are always prepared todo work im the shortest ive Gentlemen's CAMELS SHIRTS ana pessible time, and guarantee delivery promptly at the DRAWERS, 80c. ; former price, 81; ‘time promised. CBildren’s SCHOOL HOME, fall regular made, 25e. ‘WORK FOR LAWYERS. LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. Briefs. Arruments, Records, &c., promptly and care- ‘fully exaruted, WORK FOR BUSINESS MEN. Lotter Heads, Cards,Bi Heads, Circulars, pree, ol-im AMES DUNGAN'S WORLD RENOWNED ENG- J all Kinds of furniture remove all scratches, Sod bring aii color 6 Ca ren 4 stores. &c., at low JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 Pe ave., couth side, near 7th st, Narravs Carstaz. Discovery Is the only harmless Hair Restorative in the world, Gupranterd to restore gray or faded hair in three to pucbende ign bere at heme are now tang i wth “08 Cometel Hukaad fama Nd cae Dace sw, You Ase Resescrresey Ixviren ‘TO THE..CONTINUATION OF OUR Hs ONMETS. JEL TIES. THE RIG, MILLINERY FY 55 . MISSES. CHILDRENS CLOAKS Be TRE fee £% HON ‘Ode PPP. A LAGE. 814 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Coot, Wesrere Goons, WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF MEDIUM AND BEAVY-WEIGHT UNDER- WEAR FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, IF YOU WANT SOMETHING CHEAP WE OFFER VESTS AND DRAWERS AT 45 CENTS EACH, THAT ARE REGULARLY SOLD FOR 50 CENTS. FOR THE CHILDREN WE QUOTY: VESTS AND PANTS AT FROM 26 CENTS TO 60 CENTS FOR ZACH GARMENT, ACCORDING TO THE 81ZE. THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN HOSIEBY CO.'S JERSEY-FITTING VESTS, FOR LADIES, WE 01 et FROM 70 CENTS TO 1.20, ACCORDING A LINE OF RIBBED WOOL VESTS, WHICH RAPIDLY LAST SEASON AT $1.25, WE ARE SOLD ABLE TO OFFER THIS FALL AT $1.10 EACH, necessary to name price op every particular line of Underwear we carry, because the variety would con- fuse without giving apy clear ides of the values we carry. You don't purchase Undergarments without seciny and examining them, And, while we are not advertising any wonderful barxaihs we are giving s Uberal percentage off the regular prices for standard BON MARCHE, 05 816 AND 318 7TH 8T. ¥. W. Repverioxs Ts Paas Roszs DRESS PATTERNS. Hare just eras the BES 78 PARIS RO! from 8:35 and Facer uate oem ae cates Past alarge lot of sleeant pure lines HUCK. at nd TOA sede cate peeps cmet ae seals ie PEPE, TABLE, LINEN, fo) rade wit at Special Bargains in NAPKINS, all sizes. ‘New shades in MOIRE SILKS, FAILLE FRAN- cals. F. st oRPSGE TATEE TRAIGAS 0.28 nt 0.20, BLACK SILKS in all the new weaves. SILK VELVETS, in sll shades, at lowest market prices. ONE PRICE. Mowe J. P. Pusan 1107 F STREET, ‘BEGS TO ACQUAINT HER PATRONS THAT SHE WILL BE PREPARED TO SHOW & FULL AS@ORTMENT OF BLOLUSIVE ‘Tor mite by ot-at i Piqui offeri "A lotof odds aud ends in Merino Underwear, pane in ra o ced the genuine manufacture at the the See te bent ice staal lot of Knit and Plaid 30 an foculee Hew line of mention this ‘alow THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. WEDNESDAY,,'O i “Turse Ane Noxz Too Wise WHO CANNOT LEARN.” None too busy who cannot devote a few moments to 1 Fead our advertisement.” eI IP 18 THE DUTY OF FYERY HOUSEKEEPER TO We used effort i line of BAREBARGAISS Boose tbe" babu ite hurwaay ‘Not havitig sufficient space umn fal (apeeifiestion, we herewith scution bot to give a a few of fforent qualities in Ladi ad Chak. different. in ¥ its? ae ve Shirts and Drawers (white snd fed) at hi hy red) st half their ue. quantity of Remnants in Nottingham Curtain Fancy 01 ‘of sui ; poe many ic non nel Remnante, mostly Tigh colors, at Sc. pet 90, Peru and ‘of Bleached Wamsutta Sheo! Remnants, aut we and war- following low © toy 1e., 6-4 1240., and 10-4 25 hit feralas each pala in superb desigis.seknow iedred he beet re 3, foe ‘market for Wrappers, st erally, . case of Indigo Blue Denim Remnants, suitable Overalls and ober douneatig Dupo a . Shawls slighty dam- Astrichan Wiushes aad a general S8- an r% yuent in Cloakiugs at the lowent rata pousible. A sshection of 1 Worsted Fringes, in all aia asians. wa le for furniture use in gene: 7¢ take this opportunity to mention the Important " wekeeptie, ‘Dest line of Gasaimeree for Men's Sid Boye pear tu Wo ety, wack pan ea rant ‘ures posable. ‘Our special leaders in this department of Sevteh Trem Korseyy abd Union Cloth. EH iiaged lon jendra 8 e Blanket and Comfort Rus iar Werke cesar ‘department, but will give you a quota- ve of fujl-si omforts at 65: ese ‘Comforts, iade of g00d calico. Gray beantifal 10-4 0 frome doven of te Sint fey-comb and ney Spreads at lees than half theie regniar value, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CANTON FLANNEL UNDERWEAR SON = to whi it Une t ie necessary we close tech “Another ayfo, patton emnbroide: other bargain beni We sre anxious se CUL 8 Bock of the ee eeea sagen oaregynagel Cnet, Pes eaepa tal LADIES' CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, spa. quality saat a Senne, Sree with ttoned at the sees trimmed with Mle, 730. LADIES' CANTON FLANNEL SKIRTS, th rafle of embroidery, bunch of t tuade on yokereood qatity ot Sous, oaly ton Flannel Skirts, ‘quality @annel, only aoe" Nem ™A4® OP unton Flannel,oxtra size, made of best qual- fis of Children’s Canton Fieunel ve" Drawers and Skirts, which vary in price according to coy eae HAVE YOUR OWN WAY, 00 Uv sy YF NT IT18 A VERY EASY THING TO WISH TO SUT NOT ALWAYS SO 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 YOUGOODS ON YOUR OWN TERMS, BUT AFTERWARD PRESS YOUR NOSE VERY CLOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE. THATISN'T FAIR. NEITHER I8 IT JUST THE THING FOR YOU TO MAKE CERTAIN AGREE- MENTS WITH A MERCHANT AND THEN FAILTO MEET THEM. IN BOTH CASES NOBODY IS SATISFIED. NOW WE DEALIN FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES AND ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS. WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOU SOME GOODS. IF YOU CALL UPON US PUT THE CASE JUST AS IT IS; TELL US FRANKLY WHAT YOU CAN DO— HOW MUCH YOU CAN PAY EACH WEEK OR MONTH-AND DON'T PROMISE TO DO MORE THAN I8 WITHIN YOUR MEANS. YOU CAN HAVE THE GOODS JUST AS LOW 48 ANY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON WILL SELL YOU, AND IT SHALL BE “JUST AS YOUSAY"-ONLY SRE THAT IT 18 JUST. THAT WAY, AND WE WILL GET ALONG SWIMMINGLY. Hour & Hemuxy, CREDIT AND CASH HOUSE, e160 921 AND 023 SEVENTH ST. X. W. F ALL Goons. Parstizrs Bisck Darss Fasares | —— Acpecial feature of our Black Drees Goods ‘Stock this season will be the carrymus of » full line of the celebratea B. Priestly & Co,’s Black Silk-warp and All-wool Dress Fabrics. We have sold them heretofore with great success, ‘the demand havin increased each succeeding season. This year the stoek is)larger and em- braces more weaves, some of which are entirely new. Tn the silk-warp goods tho warp is of the finest grade of ailk, and the filling is the finest Australian wool. They are noted for their fine- ness of texture, regularity of weave and soft- ness and smoothness of finish. They cnme in two standard shades of Black—"jet” and blue- blsck—and are dyed as only English dyers can dye, being absolutely s fast black and war- ranted not to fade or grow rusty with age. ‘We shall carry the following weaves in the Siik-warp Fabrics—ailk and wool mixed: Henriettas, @1 to @3 per yard, Melrose, $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. Drap de Alms, $1.25 to $2 per yard. Alys Cloth, $1.25 per ard. Diagonal, $1.25 per yard. Camels’ Hair Diagonal, $1.50 per yard. Camels’ Hair Twills, $1.50 per yard. PRIESTLEY’S ALL-WOOL FABRICS. All-wool Melrose, $1, $1.25 per yard. All-wool Drap de Alma, 75c., #1 per yard. All-wool Ravenna, 75c., $1 and @1.25 per yd. All-wool Ecran Twills, $1 per yard. All-wool Armure Check, $1 per yard. All-woo! Mourning Cloth, $1 and 81.25. All-woo] Diagonal Cords, $1.25 per yard, Corkacrew Diagonal, 81.50 per yard. Biarrite Cords, $1.50 per yard. All-wool Serge, $1 per yard. ‘We also call attention to our complete lines of Silk-warp and All-wool Bordered Nuns’ Veilivg, 81 to 83 per yard. Black Bordered Ready-made Veils in differ- ent lengths and widths, $1.75 to 80.50 esc, Full line of Saumnel Conrtaulds & Co.’s Black Pure Silk English Crapes, In 4-4, 5-4and @-4 widths, for veiling and trimmins purposes. As these Crapes are #0 well known to the Indics of Washington we consider comment superfiuous, and simply ada that we shall carry the entire line of qualities. {Main floor; rear 1013 F street entrance.] WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. n.w. OUR GRAND OPENING oF FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE. WILL TARE PLACE MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. Acondial invitation is extended to all to visit ‘ourestablishment on that occasion. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, * of Cor. 11th and F ats.u.w. Tue Fotowma Ixsravcrons m EQUESTRIANISM will be with the Washington Riding Academy, tobe opened about Nov. 1, at the cor. of 22d and Pasta. n.w.: PROF. H. OLIVER, loteof the Fifth Avenue Riding Club, of New York. PROF. C. GILLMAN, Inte with Hippodrome Francais of Paris. Everything first-class. Commodious accomodations for boardipy horses, and ample storage room for car- rages. Books for yearly subscribers are now open at the par- lors of Mr. Geo. White, with Woodward & Lothrop, cor. 11thand Fsts.,n. w.,’and at the office of Jas. D. Brown, care of Jno. F. Wazgaman, 1003 F st., where full particulars may be obtained. 817-30 J. C. Horemssos, IMPORTER, ge Y Elegant new lines of gooda wil! be found in all de- | per mouth, west of 10th st.n. partments. Correct styles in trimmed and untrimmed hats and bonnets in large assortment, ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS: in Kersey and Beaver at @4 and upward. FRENCH RAGLANS. Plain, plaids and nobby cloths ranging in price to $100 each. PLUSH WRAPS. Latest styles at the very lowest price. LACES. White Lace, Black Lace, large assortment of Real Duchess Lace and Handkerchiefs, DRESS TRIMMING. Latest Paris, London and New York Novelties, Cut Steel goods. ‘Vinit our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Anew department in which we show cheap, medium and high class goods at lowest prices, Fast Black Stockings 22c. a pair, Silk Hosiery in every shade. Latest novelties tn Ribbons. Foster Lacing Bid GLOVES, newimproved hook. A cordial invitation is extended to ladies to inspect these goods. of Gos Axo Mucosa Have set all the, people agog on both sides of the Aflautic over the elawnie wane of “Laap Pow Weacknowiotge thot suis ant Sat oe thie par ticular, but ‘To namo ame for more aitieuie one which req! nore ability and greater skill, which we propose to Wit Mover all ompetiiors. go 1" "AT Of absolute surrender. We furthermore declare that neither thorm wr erra Shallchoke ws off nor |p ‘Tho way to the gos} of our smnbltion, which ts to bo AT THE axp ‘To receive the plaudits of the maltitua 0 receive the plaudits of the multitude. ry PIAS T to well FIN READY At tom per cent above the fact which the people wppreciate, and which keeps dcuaaas” We have played st Shle eangieey ive wannlug? trea ‘Ia 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WaAXTED= COOK: ES, NURS Waitresses, Oyster Shuckers, era, amd other help male and female, (H sdyuprters for Soman. Swadish, No ail f .) ESE Aorgeay and a foreign Belp.) FM, gpand Lannidreseesin cits oraway WiNTep- taps ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT, omthly, J.G. BLANCHARD, Supt, 3¢ at. 7 class colored Girls as cook and cliambermaid, in W a ‘nurse and imake herself generally useful: must WaANTED-DOMEDIATELY—A GOOD OYSTER “d) to cook for boarders at 940 New York : Feferenees required. dairy, Waiters, Scullions, White and Colored Butlers Reserences, Ai DIGk'S Bureaus, O13 7thet ew. vO AM ers, Dri fanids: Colored on Cooks, Coe COOMBS & BURGESS, 020 Fst new ‘outside Washington, to represcut. tn ber dsran Out arm: Fefereaces’ sulsty abot 850 Reade z ob wat V yANTED_AT 1 TWO FInsT- small family; references required. Ate ANTED-HALF-GROWN GIf TH TO be willl aired. Apply, for four days, do willing to travel sf rea PP day Simexer, at 31235 Pennsylvania ave.we, it WANZED=A GOP COOK (COLORED PREFE n, pcrrt ne se yy ANTED—COOK. $10 TO 40, MAIDS, NURSES, Wittiinas ‘Rist Workers, Man aod Wife for WANTED —DIMEDIATELY FIRST-CLASS flores to help on Coats: also, & about ‘14 old,’ to run errands. Hon as clerk; how bad two yeurs experience in lw WOOD, 423 ‘Tith st, nw. Soe, eae MRNY Fecematouded. Wy inet TANTED-A STEAD Ployer. Alldrwss CLEMR, Star office. “a Wittscwonts anust stay atte WASTeD— By TWo REsrrct Waite reference. AbpIy in store, 1100 F st. n.w. gun Situation, one x su privatg ANTED—A SALESLADY, BY elerenicns pue ae Chamber mai x Wore aio one gue sould Lins to 5 seg required. Call for fx Tuott A) SON, 1529 F at. AGED, BX shite for child 18 required. Apply, beiwoen, fice of HE. MeRER, 518 19 A YOUNG MAN THAT HAS soy im thedrug business. Address 313 ED—-RELIADLEAND INDUSTRIOUS MEN ay to W. D, HUGE. ‘E GIk 14a? Te ring references. Apply at ose Wa necesengy, Dut met be Ainly F THUEE, 428 W stout’ stony sere Also: strome Boy. to learn sieudy Work 4 the trade, one who Las been $f, tho {rade Preferred. GORGE. STROBEL, 1727 Peansylvania Wi NTS-THE Bi ‘ED—A NG LADY FOR OUR SUB. AYO scripiion Department for "ED. i trance Association wants Age ten and in every town and city th States, op terms that instrea permanent income to th scent’ ‘Cali cu or address HV. MOH, #00 vertat,, Baltimore, Md. oft WANTED-EXPERDINCED ADVERTISING | 30- Heitor to travel. salary. Address, giving experi- ence and salary desired. J. P-C., Box 16, Star office. oat a WWANTED-A YOUNG Man IGHIPEN W ‘i twenty seatsor ape fur's Dry Goods Store: must be experienced in sane business and well recom mended, Apply at once, 1036 Pennsylvania rve,o4 si meaty isiness ; x Washington.” Address with Telerencey box 134. tar offic. wee ot 2 WANTEDIA WOMAS COOK FORSWALE Horer, ‘white: also seamnstress for white sewing. Addreay Box 121, Star office. ota a HANGER AND LOCK. He SMITHS, 1104 E st A) 2. WANITED-HELP OF EVERY DESCRIE PLION TO Register with the COLUMBIA AGENCY, oom 6, 1201 Pa. ave, second floor; entrance on 12th st., opposite Palais Royal. a of-3t Register wih the COLUMBIA BUSINESS AGENCY, 1201 Ps. ave. opposite Paisis Royal. usin: rca ‘Uons watited. cs cnes 55 WANTED IA HEI WHITE WOMA: HO Uuderstauds her Dusivess, us cook in a private family, where no washing is required, but thorough cyeot kitchen; references required, Aildress #-, piar o ce ve: V ) ANTER-CARPENTERS) APPLY ATVT, ave WY school House, bet. T amd U ats. uw. vdnte ‘WASTEDTAT 1314 N ST. A COLORED WOMAN as chambermaid and latindress; also a waitress, one who can sew; inst huve references. Call on Yea needay,Sth he WAREEDGIARERHANGERS AT ONCE, W HENDERSON & CO. 113 Fst. nw. "ocd-6t | W3NTER PONS, POH THE CHOI OF ST; Joun’s Church Georgetown, Apply Welnonday and Friday evenings at tho church, corner of U ai muse strests. Compensation givens udase WASMEDIA JANITOR: MUST. BE MARKIED aiid lave no children; tolive on preunses, Ad- 8 Box O1, Buar Office, 03-8t CARRIAGE WOU D. JOHN McDERMOTE & BRO, 310 MILY. ares W ASTED-A FIRST-CLASS. a merken W RISTNER'S new “In- ternational Tailor System™ with any inch-rule oF tap tailura and measure alone, as all” ecient ¢minent Paris, Berlin apd London dressuakem cut, Fatterns and materials, cut, basted, dra de, Mine. 8. J, MESBEL, “Conservatory of Fati.w. Washington, D. ‘a yy ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Feau, conducted by ladies, Meu andl women, whut 1d colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for Distz abd Staton, with reference, ‘717 Mate uw. 7-4 CTOBER 5, 1887—-WITH SUPPLEMENT _WANTED--SITUATIONS. _ Witern ies hotels slants an otha Fs nw,. WAXTED-AT READOQUART and ‘Sirgen Sout ee mnep, Butlers. COOMBS seats V y ANTED—BY A COMP! Foods tate “business or Meron ‘ool charseter. &c. Address COLLECTOR, WASTED-By A< GERMAN WITH mendations, » dress Box 3, Star: V ANTED—KNOW! drones, Seaman age oe Aresses. Sean ors. An; Felorenoes. At DICK’S Bures, O13: WW icinberamala & CREED, 8 ing sud furnta’ good recercuces. Ua! RESPECTABLE Watstos 2 famuiy: references. roe Ww YOU CAN aN sen. 231 Ist st nw ANTED-A SITUATION BY & 308 C street &. Ww. ANTED—BY A YOU! aN: POSITION 7 as coveraess by exterienced W and Foren languages aud ttiric. the ences, Address Box 11, Star omer. ave. B. Wx y ANTED — Bi V S)tustion asexperienced char mood retereices. Callat 353 8. Wircniee iu teaching higher nl Music; best testiioniuie abd social Petorerces, ADH Coho es race AN TED-SY A RELIABLE 3 pis ‘tre ct one baby vidross 431 Ridge st TED-BY_ RELIABLE A sit with light’ housework. Ofice WASTEDI oY a YOUNG Tal pe-wriver soar Str city. Wit n chante a Gl piace, at clintaberma tend'to children, Best of” relerdne 18, Star ofhce. ¥ y ANTED—BY white Woman, & mituati family; can give the best city reference, Ho Wash Call at 923 2u Wane, BIA AGENCY, Room. Bw, opposite Palais Registerins. IN yal. Bistste uw y ANTED—BY ALAD OF 17, y 12thst ne. WANIEDIA POBITION to tase chance of one oF two ct ES trade, or place in store. Call andass.et in sewing. Will travel. References: dress D. v F., Star office, y ANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL a chambermaid and willing to or waiting, Gan furnish 10 2200 G at, ANTED-EMPLOYMENT BY lady usome jublic or private Lest references. Address MIS, n0nd, Van and irouiy App A Vv ANTED-POSITIONS FOR COOKS, 10 French Nat lnvalid Nurses, est at Ae gem 5-3 ERS — POSITION $ Waitress, Laundress saivera O20KR, Coach- ‘& BURGESS, 026 F st... T ing, @ position as collector for Real Ex- lace as barkecper or waiter. ida, Wastere nationality, with ANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL A PLA mbermnaid or nurse iu first-class inan ascook. Good relerence furnished. Af aruiel iG MAN OF 19, A POS! oR Dart ci touche gt Br ANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, A gituation as ehembermaid, or chamber aud Waitress; good references. Please call at 1341 NH. a D—SITUATION BY Exp Frenchie Ja wate family, ences, FRANCOIS 3020 Fb at RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A “Gall 'B. Can. ave, ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY FROM JUCH- tion, aa Goveruess. experienced uglish, Mathematics, Freuch, aud. Servanta to revister their wants with # second fluor, 1 ‘Sinall fee charged for WAXTED-BY TWO TOUNG COLOKED G1RLs Places as chambermaids in private family to separate places; best city references. Call PLACE TO LEA! at or address $14 HoUsk ; MAN OF erences no 10 Siar office, 0-2" »D KECOM- GOO rr ‘ u thet. nw, 06-1 ran do pistn se ian LLR0 3a st ITE GIRL A ae “COLORED WO- COL est refer 04-3 ENCED city reter- oe3t* idorwaltrose; od-2e TLED NURSE, « beat city refer: one p ND TNpUsTii #.rl,a situation as suaustresn, willie to a Kar OM. St PLACE AS MISS ©, | of Sewing, oF ute ves. Addrexs box vok in & firat-cl, i ro iy ABLE COLUM. 201 Pa ave, rk oat wiliwe 1 1007 04-20 MAID, OR orer 5 yeary | O83" SITUATION AS heated 1 wae oud Tefereyces - oade A VinGINTA institution; can A.C, Box 9, 01-64" LOST AND FO T. ¢ MONDAY. ¥ street nw. OST — MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, ON 18TH ST. above Dupont Cirle, two rinks, one with pearl “pearis. One dollar Settings, the other with ruby and ‘will be paid for their return to 100’ OST — 1UESI st. me osT— NOTH ST., BET. aw. OST_DOG—RED TRISH SETTER ON THUKS- day last: followed street-ear off on F., Star office, reward, “Address G. : LoS Ee NATER Loser: depot Monday night, October 3, iu ‘Lie tuuder wid please wend notice to'234. 24 st. 2. w. and receive a suitable reward. K.J. CAMPBELL. 10° OST—BLACK AND TAN GIP: ¥ OST—SATURDAY NIGHT PROBABLY, ON 9TH ‘ cevut book. Leave at otal 30 Conte , TOBEK 3, AN Wil be rowardsd i tent at 990 DAY MORNING, A SHORT GOLD | chain with watch key and aigate anedal tached. Suitable reward given if returned to 1205-M © oe een riya earring set witli poucle. iewacd w irdeit at KIGGLES & BHOS paint store 712 UND. “LRM "WR LOPTUN, Obterer © FREER 2? SOG pn or member of Couey joetor T—FiRsT AN COND Fart gees earns rent. 11. ON vopenrharagees = RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED Fee southern exposure. 1003 jout Vernon Square LOO ENR, FS KENT —HANDSOMELY PORNISHED Lanok Fae an te Boe ee coat expowure, bgt, JOR RENT—TWo SRNISHED ROOMS: Bay Taduw frontey GAR RNISHED ROOMS: BAY ow: eat #19. private famndy , board it dewtred. "1's Fn nw Fok BEST TN TARGE NEWLY communicating Rooms, on scoud ieut to bath very desirable loca! Neow F GR XEST Ww FIT Chass two lange commuutcatine 24 soutll, couveuient to be ne JOR REN! floor aud lt ama ee JOR RENT—NICHLY F if URNISRED foot, oouve. Apply at lage TABLE ROAD, F TOOWR: facestae ars 1305 Mat = ae —UNFUEN IsHED PARLOR ON Fins ‘OMe OF TWO FoCUR CU BeCONd Roor. 30 08 Wiig ae? NISHED CONNECTING ‘ew house with all modern desired, 1308 Oth stn w. Se IDEM OF Living ToomNs. also of < LARGE BoviH UNFURNISHED Op a ors, suitable for bus! eae hen snddiing roou. JOR RENT— 011 N. ¥- Avi frout room, with board, furmislied, also tial toon ot _aeleaan Fo,88 1140 0 1CUT AVE. witn Rrat-class Board, two weli-furnished Noolna t= ot and back; but aud cold water on same flour. Alse tas. or three meal-boarders Wanted. Keterenocs, owt RENT—1822 19TH ST NWA STITE OF y_Turaiabed Foon:eon #ecoind Boor als si Tous uerdice pass the door. nochildten. Tr And table boarders acvonimednted Fe. KENT TWO LAROE. Rooms.n third floor, comple ssckenpiug bath adjoining; TOth aww - oat Foepenrs LADY ALONE TN CARGE House Gesires to rent one or two beautfulls” furuisioed Tooms to first-class gentlemen. ueisborhoed nest ONT STATING furmushed for lucie oeatien. Low rut Towa Circle, “Address Box 88, Star oft ose Fe RENT_FURNISHED, ist Fi THREE Po ue, parlor gud 2 ‘beck parlor wiih apeieit tellchs be soees co Be here wil sense elecren suite with or without board. wear Fst Sudierdics, 188d st. Day 4 WOK RENT THREE UNFURNISHED hooms, second door, all newiy and separate iance, ina private family: all mod. improve Price #10. 2014 ¥ih st nw. ot JOR RENT — SUITE OF ROOMS ON SECOND with bey or ar sz: hotse new ‘ae, wal saat to ‘Detwoua without 4 dpm, I u aw, Fok, SE8t oa scire - ished or partly furnished rooms of the thin foo nd “ae furnished ob the second, te without So an a nice quet nelebi : 213 Bet. ow. FE Ss ar sie Noouis, second foot, alcoes, fur ished. retit moderate, priate tami COR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON BG Nin one, Car Uap paMe®, ROOMS OM ree lines of cats: piike, BID per mouth. 52) New jermey ave. W, ase FS KENT—LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED W., THREE: Zoom with alcowe-on thitt Root, Oh sauaine rauklin Parks 1304 1Sthnt. tw SONS Me {OR RENT—TNFULNISHED ROOMS EN SCIY new.y papered, private bath, gaa, dc. at bw. one block from Caplten “vot “LARGE SECOND-STORY mn, Uraiahied alse, ball-noumn’ eeorum a, tauatly, SOS Indian SUED floor: hot anil cold water if preferred; private inuily reluieuoes exchaugel So He Wot Waakineton, ou Metrepeliten eae he SB mibzutew from ‘Treaniry. Addrves LP. Star vitce, ——e R RENT — NEAT, PASTY Fimiworecn aren st ras = “avon of te bat Tooai Cress BUBLNES. peal tring ry nm the ACCOUNT a veh et, 05-20" ison wt ae . st. Buitable a BAN of keys. ANTED-HELP TO DISTRIBUTE AND COL. W iect g10 10 820 per week and expenses; payment gecording to ability. Nice, venteel employment tor indies and centlemex. No painting, receipts, or bum- Write at ouce, enclosing seli-addresead aud Uidfaped ‘envelope to EMMlite SUPPLY AGENCY West Broadway sep5-3un iy ANTED—AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE U.S. 875 per mouth and expenses. Samples aud ‘with stamps. ALLWORTH MAN, }. Ruthertord, N. 33m ft free.” We Gractonna Lost ore, BLACK-AND-TAN awers to the nune of Roscoe. turned to FORSBENG & MUKKAY, ee ‘Watch, No. 18,403. flat engine turns ward if returned to 1412 21st at, n. COUNTRY REAL 'TED—A GOOD FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WW arioun, ith, or 12th at. Reterences exchanged Address Box 163, Star office. te 7 INING-ROOM AND RETCHEN 18 class house where Toouss sre. ren: NING, Star office, obwzte 2M AND BOARD FOR vate family, not to excued #25 ‘Address U. X. ¥. peer oes SV ee Se AL NTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, ROOM INN. W. (WASiow of cy, Address, stating terme, CLs TANTED—ROOMS—WE RECEIVE NUMEROUS W. entleman i W Oey for resisteriux: jiforination free t. tose Rahs toome, OOM RENTING AGENCI, Ou oth sun.w. ANTED-ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED PAR- Jor, ata reasonebie rent, for one person; reter- ences, Address RENTER, Star office. oo ANTED—AT ONCE—FURNISHED AND Whitnsned woomsc numerous calls for sane; un egualed facilivies for muting rooms, JOHN C. DER- MODY, with Thos. J. Myers. 1216 F 3 ANTED—ROOMS—MORE CUSTOMERS THAN | Wee can sat, Partics having pooms to rent can * y consulting us. No charge until Toons Ste rented: Room agency, 938 F st. D. RAMEY Sylo-4m WANTE NTED—TO BUY—10-ROOM BHICK HOUSE, WEiikn Gand sand 19:2 end 25th. ste: about $6,000. Address SEEKER, Star vilice. ANVED—TWO OK THREE SIX OR SEVEN- W ‘hore brick horves, ndjoiuing, all. inod. iinps, in good uelchborhood, reut abvut $20,” Permanent i Hykroc euisil tauiicee: no chide. Possession on oF fetore Gute 16." Address Box 75, Star office. 04-30" FOR CASH—A SEVEN O& EIGHT- WsxE Bree Hone, witht beth Yor from 82,000 {0 K ‘Address MILLER, Star office, 04 3t s ess 3 pear cfice, __ 08 3t_ \y ANTED—10 BUY—MONTALY INSTALLMENT W pint rte o room Brick Wena oh within ane aes of Capitol, east, OF Wil trude House Wor B. CHALLE, 1391 Wet SBI500 news sAddress Le, ae nw. eg WoaNteD—nr THE MIDDIA Witten ee eee ‘ onveusent to Tovas! Reatterereneen, Address PROMPT Pa: caler 72, WAxiepsor Stuail ox medina bargain, ty A MCLS V —DIECT FROM OWNER rinced viitua will be liberally alvertived a as HOLLAND & {HOMPSO: 3 I'st., Adjoining Sam ui by faruily of ¥, care letter oft" property our ex aged. Insurance ‘(OR SALE—AT COLLEGE 8° AY NIGHT, OCTOBER 1, GOLD 06 1,004. dk, 455 pen. d «engrave ‘TIO’ HOUND. 5 reward if (001 7th at. aw. wedae. 820 t $20 ree o3-3t ESTATE. R. K., Farm of 160 acres, 9-room house, ou hill half | inile west o1 stat.on; beautiful vis Parents easy fr CHANDLER GREGG, 1000 F Waki ave miler of Wasntcer with Woods and water: owe to ten ac doif accessible. Cash down if cranks need not respond. "Bo OR SALE— TW will busddat Ammnendale ; hueh,health: 13 rvom bow~e aud 10 acres $4.30. NL AMMEN, Aumendale, Sd, ‘Addrossas above, Di. iow. ‘ED-A SITE FOR COUNTRY, HOUSE | cheap. 47, star office. of TY, BUILDING LOTS CON- | ‘taining BO acres, acre Lous at 81000, shine and fruit; | EMSFLELD. of | ee ‘on: high round res; beek lot will | Sabrina lot | to persons Wino id rood water, | y 4 isit or address | TOR RES ae OF en suite, couvenicht to care; grate fire i! desired, reforepay civen on required. “W117 ivth #t.'a w: OR RENT—917 NEW YORK AViL, nicating parlors, deep porch Hes of cate: three Lacwe room, fourth floor. Caterer 1m house. OR REN’ ‘en wulte rates in TWO COW. Conveuient te ‘Ottice, URNISHED, BEAU vate house ; bay Tous Corer DSOMED lors. eu suite or aitwele er pattable for wentieme 8 1th atu. w OR REXT-TNO | aMUNT ‘s ln she, wiuugle or eu suite. Tush: included. TUKKinH BATH PARLORS. nie Oppeaite Rise House 0-1 {OR KENT—WITH BEST TABLE BOAKD, AND every howe comfort, well furnished tied-roune, suitable for two people’ nest keniien sud Cont a j red. 108 =~ cane; references required. M st. 30-00" RK RENT Ss Suit Pistinsoneres alt, dare aos rms to verso wouse ; 1005 fu. Just worthor K aud Sranklin Pack, Avent tocwe ni. RESTS WERE Ste JOR RENT—ELPGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS an suite oF sinucle, with firet-glage while board. hall rooma,“Keteretices required. 1410 N st kw cc _) eee 2 JOR RENT—209 AND 200% 18T SI. Nik, DoU- ‘oe yarior, wit heat aud er’ alec eichit-rocn otipes Luproveuients, For sale, two-story brick iu fie 1a cation, including grocery busitiews, 11 Ist st tue, s8-Lin* OR RENT i, unfurnished, «uiteble for lstht Rirwtaclass faustiy of adults. Call 1009 10th FOR BESTS hock Wet Liewte, Vex lated rote, heated by gleams: en suite orsinzie, over JAMES ¥. DAVIs' SUNS STOKE, cor Pa_ave and 12th at 16-1 TOL RENT gE 12 a RW NICELY ANG comfortably furnished communicatiug Parlor ap Bedroom. ‘Also, other mice rooms, With heat gee abd bath, at Feavounbie rates sat FOR RENT—FULNISHED AND UNFURNISHED TOONS, et: suite UF single : table woth bound 85 week: breaktust, 7 330. dinner, 5 o'clock. 314 and $16 Tndiatia av tw. JOR SALE—CHEAP—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, 3id., on the new subdivision, 1 foot. “Forest Gien is JH, HERTFORD, 1 2g F at JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—330 ACRES TIM- s Ya. Also, Ler Land, Spottayivania © improved, of 250 acres, Also, 130 acres on i 102 acres & iniles from city; oe 40. t unimproved, ad. ce of Fgecres: “City property taken in pare. THOMAS A. MITOMELL, 26-108 #34 F st, Room 4. OR Ri trucking oF uBiry purposes: it suiu, froin station; 820 amg, A ibe Occamona: Star office, ort al ow Jersey ave. in Jul swers. “Bend 10, to bool ~ SW. FLYNN, Asal a ‘us We are now prepared to pay fuil value ior Gents’ adress or secoud-han A ClOWULnK. A oust 9 Ae Consh, Sore ly 20 minutes” ride from city. fine jand. “i Moullaines Da welt ico @ land. good outbulidings, : wa well ada," i: Bladeusi TABLE PERSON WHO HAS LEI: Wil be paid well a comp.aion to au ol ‘of the family. WM. HERMAN) F 1SS4, wil cable Lis at auuicuater, Eug., wautage. 5. D-IF YOU WANT CAND Throat ec, as candy if vou want cea | and 3.cents per | ‘a fine Farm, Wo LIVED od-lw N” QUESTION StOTes OF 10 Ivy Institute, au w. DEMAND UPON call at JUSTHNS: -tojals OR ¥ ___ FOR_ RENT—FLATS. {OR RENT THE FLORENCE, NORTHWEST COR er Hand 17th ote J aritshéd Apartment Office Rooms on first floor.” OR KENT — UNPCRNISHED FLATS. F 4 tbo the iost desiraiie attr thei) Rach apmritent weit heated Oy ¥ ithout extra chang. “HILL & JOHNSU! __FOR REN JOR RENT—THE HANDSOMEST BUITE fice vous in Maslin ty Tall eg aud Hat ROBESON BLE OF 900 Clk .. suitable tur # ductor, having been vccupied ral years. Apply J. W. 2. Mieke a. ol-lw" FOR RENT—STORES. _ Fibula aS Spt, STORE Boom, STEIGEN € LIEBERMANN, 25-0 FORRES T—PART OF SIOKE S19 FENNSSLVA- is ave. aw. Willbe vacant October 1 ApjiF o® premises. FOR RENT—MISC wdicinal drops to cure the trouble buy HINRICHS' ALOSATIC NQUILL DLOPS. ny eS ella ALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH «,inisers of coal and wood togall oui toy price Pcie ausurparced Us (py ran the coat Lun hess. iain fice coruer Lith st and Le. rane CHES Dat find oor! Oth and Ketan sul 0-in0 BOARDING. Foe BENT_GENTLEMEN wits ee desire wisn boand, in coutral Socality: addveas NOW: TH. Stér office. 3E—A GAS-MAIN FORC- 'ANTED—TO PURCHL. ‘cheap; must be in good order. Inquire ata 8 DEUTER, 60 ode D—TRY B RINE AT 20 CENTS TED BY Ove yet rancid: weeps better toan iter satiniaeton yuarantend Of wnovey, returned. egatistaction wuaranteod x Eibetar Market. st ato ‘ED—B! rYPk-WRIY ANZED iad where. work would be takey for rent._Address 435 K st SALT GOMES es ANTED—TO SELL, A NEAR! COMPLET. 2. Lang m Mt. Plesaant zastors-and-attic France! ran Serie] we But WELLS DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN, WAE.. pee oon sursished: GENTLEMAN, AN EXPERIENCED CATERER bouse AX. bas arranged for an elerant isritish "Minister's, on ‘Cos JOR RENT—928 ‘nished Rooms with, per week: Lotse line all modern fap SPEAGUE MANSION, 6TH AN Siecerai i well-f jabs boards eecoud and thind Hoste ae Piste lee EST. N, ‘Board : good’ "Tabi sil modern iaproveuentns NICELY FUR. D ESTs. 87. we 1A KITCHEN — FIRST-CLASS juneh; meals 2e.; lunch ‘fursished Ee: Peusion Kuiding, pump. wiock cessive years, ing. urels each recurriu Hinds of punire wealing well repairing end A ah cat | San ct aes cae S CLOTHING m t : ‘i-am" ‘before MO} FAT, $23 Sth st. a. e. dy? ety epee mange | WARES s sauunaa CFTR UML 2b, 85.2 9 By 8f 00 bur nwoh ia Selmore city, wuiboumbered and | $89.90, £6.80. gz. $9.75 upward. | MEATS PEF UE ON TOMA A TCHEEES 94.12, 04.87, 9525, 9613.97.50 upward. Wan orang arenans, sis SAND Coats, Ve Tony Panta, 13 to 18 years. ; ATICSQULLL DROPS. Sweet segment | Narayan ty 5 a: ‘YOUNG LADY, A BLONDE, WOULD $125, 92 18; $3.25, ¢2.87, A “Alks tg woot some ed eet Bo will fo Augen 4 to 14 fori hor why whea 1. P. Pc Rates Sensing ieee Seek ed Ego #1550, EEE EAS Gp wom TED-W.W. 3 62.75, 595, 82.76, 6287, 8250 upward, ICTOR B ADLE BS O27 and O20, 7th st bw..¢ Ener ave, Open ilpm JOR RENT—NEW BRICK STAPLE, REAR OF 1824 Kat, Sstalisand carriage room.” Apply at 1 Ke RENT—IN THE REAR si, BE ‘weet {4th and doth ste rat Tissue Capa, wer ory Brick Stable, tour “tli: comerte, water, aa and Se eee ML PALKEL, 1418 Pat, ND—TYPEWARITER! EK MONTH, Sodom lustalucute, MESH A. CLARKE S sm -D—8400 FOR SIX MONTES. (vousible ian, for which We per ceut « montis pL care PU. box 357, iy. will bepaid. Address £, 1. cx: sa oes AL YARD Sin the cue ose ot wits Fook SALE-—DINING- ROOMS CENTRALLY LO cat food Dusiuess: ay excelent Bieta tote Commercial Office, 90H wt bo kAMEY. ‘ol-Lw* <Ix PER CENT LOANS, GUARANTEED, Roars ee tod Tun Gas Bon. AU We Bie 'tseaarer Cited ‘ota “it. Titerest Pelveipal veo By abe Cheneal Netouai Bank 23.2m iain F A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, a Nos 1212 and 1214 14th st. and 1407 Mass. ave. ‘MR. and MRS. WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal. ‘The throe ‘THAN THE FINE CLOTHING SOLD aT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 005 COR. 7TH AXD G STS. A Heavy Mixed Cheviot Suit at @6. A Heavy Mixed Cessimer Suit at 67.50. 1 binck all-woel Oorkecrete Ontoier watten 210, A A Pine Prince Albert Suit at 814, Ve have = full ‘Sack Ro ee Ww and 90, $7.95, 910, $12 aod upwards. bas chs BES te Gigs of Borw’ suite and Overcosta, ‘We have a full line of Children's Suita, from $2.50 wiohave ‘full line of Children's Overcoata, from gf ai Puls of 8d Pants for Men, Bove, and Chub “LONDON AND LIVERPOOL “7 Aormer 74h 4nd 6 ete aw, (egentes ‘