Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: GTON: October 7, 1887, WASHING FRIDAY. CROSBY 8. NOYES ‘The Evening Star has 2 regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble at of any other daily paper published Im Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. Advertisers, will serve thelr own purpose best, and at the same time greatly accommodate Tue Stan, if they will send im before noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Saturiay's paper. the forms of which must be sent topress much earlier than on the other five days of the week. t00- Capt. GriMn, in his report published in yester day's Stax, says concerning the work of street- cleaning: “Many people honestly belleve that It 1s the contractor's duty to keep the streets clean and that it fs the Commisstoners’ duty to see that he does tt. This broad statement of the case 1s en- Urely erroneous.” Undoubtedly the general betiet 4s that It fs the dnty of the municipal authorities to make every effort to keep the principal streets clean by asking sufficient appropriation for the Purpose from Congress, by carefully selecting a8 their agent to periorm the work a trustworthy and eflicient man, by vigilantly inspecting the work to see that no defective cleaning passes muster, and by reducing the debris to be removed by prohibiting leaky dirt carts, and the scattering 4m the streets of paper, rags and miscellaneous sweepings from stores and houses. The Commissioners, by various acts and regula- tions, have shown an appreciation of this duty. Of course they cannot spend more for this purpose than Congress allows them, and are not Dlamabie for an Insufficient appropriation if they have asked forenough. But some method should be devised by whicn sweeping, representing the full amount of the appropriation obtained, may be xiven tothe streets of the city. Last yearthe ‘sum of $1.682.70 was withheld from the contractor for imperfectly executed work, which came to the notice of the authorities. ‘The numerous com- plaints made concerning the street-sweeping would seem therefore to have had foundation. ‘The city would much prefer that the appropria- tion for sweeping should all go to pay for a thorough and faithful cleaning of the streets, rather than that a part of it should go into the ‘Treasury and the streets be imperfectly swept. A contractor should be found who will fairly earn the whole appropriation by honest, thorough work. Washington's cleantinesstsone of its main attractions in comparison with other large cities, and neither tts Commtsdoners nor tts people will count time or money lost which 18 spent tn pre- serving that attraction. ee — ‘The whole city of Washington seemed to have turned out last night to do nonor to Alexander R. Shepherd. Not even onan inauguration day when the city 1s flooded with visitors from all parts of | the country has Pennsylvania avenue and the in- | tersecting streets shown such sotld masses of La | ple. And the parade and pageant upon smooth streets of Shepherd's creation was wonder- fully brilifant and effective. In the feeling and appropriate little speech drawn from him by the importunities of the vast throng that gathered about the reviewing stand at the end of the parade, Gov. Shepherd said that this demonstra- ton of regard repaid him for all the labor and trouble he had tn helping to rebuild the city of Washington. This grand popular tribute might ‘well touch the sensibilities of a man even of the | robust mold of Alexander R. Shepherd, but the | people of Washington and of the whole country as ‘well will never forget, or consider paid, the debt | of gratitnde they owe to the man who lifted the Capitol city from the mire and made it the pride of the nation. ‘The Rev. Dr. Houghton, rector of the “Little Church Around the Corner” in New York city, has his potnt for drawing the line of ifberality, a3 well as his brother clergyman who made him famous urning an actor's funeral over to his mercies, ‘Yesterday Frederic Bryton, the young comedian, took for his third wife—the first and second having procured divorces from hiui—an actress known on the stage as Miss Ada Trimble, Who 1s herseit the divorced wife of Harold Fosberg, of this city. As usual, the pair first resorted to the “little church” to have the nuptlal knot ued; put when Dr. Houghton learned, in answer t) his questions, ue former matrimonial relations of both parties, he declined to administer the rite. What effect this ‘will have upon hfs popuarity in the dramatic World 1s an open question. It has been his cus. tom, ever since George Holland's death, some six- teen or seventeen years ago, to bury all the actors ‘who died within bis jurisdiction, and to marry a great many. The profession furnishes so many eases of mismating and attempted recovery from Its ill effects that his decision against assisting in this process of domestic readjustment will be | regarded with disfavor by many who interpret | liberality to mean the entire absence of limita- tons, __—————— ‘The Baltimore and Ohio telegraph “deal” is con- Summated at last, and the papers have passed be tween the parties, Jay Gould has proved the force of his judgment that “everything comes to him who can wait.” Down to almost the last mo- ment he has coolly declared that the Western Union did not want the B. and 0. at any price. ‘The fact that flve million dollars’ wortn of West— era Union stock was paid for it, therefore, sug- gests some striking reflections on the value of the latter company’s securities, as viewed through the eyes of its own officers. ‘The consolidation of the two companies makes @ formidable monopoly, and will probably revive the old pressure on Congress for the purchase of the whole system by the Federal Government. The omiy people who will derive any real benefit from the transaction are the stockholders whe bought at such a figure a3 to be able to take ad- ¥antage of a temporary boom; the lobbyists Who ‘Will be employed to work against such measures as the Cullom bill; and eities walen, luke Philadel- phia, had the good sense to provide against future contingencies by exacting @ bond against the B and O. Company before giving it a highly valuable, franchise. $< Judge Ruger yesterday folloW@d up his recent tusulr to the intelligence of his fellow citizens by granting a permanent stay of execution in Jacob Sharps casa, which will keep the anillionaire | Doodie-giver out of the state prison till the court of appeals eam pass upon the exceptions presented ‘by the counsel for thedefence. If Judge Ruger can be accepted as a type of the bench over which he presides, this means that Sharp will keep out of prison altogether, Happily, there are some | magistrates in the highest court of appeal wno never were, as lawyers, Ip the pay Of the notorious contractor's ring of which Mr. Sharp 1s a conspic- | uous member. i $< ‘The correspondents who bave undertaken to be- Mittie the Shepherd demonstration rather overdo the thing when they allege with many amplifica- tions of detail that Contractor Gleason had six hundred Italians in line. AS 4 matter of fact the only Italian Gleason hadin line vore a large placard announcing that hr Was the exceptional ‘one in Gleason’s employ, But this instance illus- '¥ Of these hostile re- trates the general veraci' ports. Poxvex. It is unsafe for 8 man to buy his clothing in establishments where. as» rule, they expect to Vids final adiew after the first purchase, It is therefore s source of pride and satisfaction with George Spransy to kuow that his patrons al- ‘ways return and renew their orders. This could net be otherwise, for he gives (as no other house im the eity dows) s legal written quarantes that every warmne:st he sells will prove to be exactly. as represented, or the money will be refunded; and bis prices are yo low that 8 man with a Timited income can fiud something well cut and honestly made which will come within his maeens. But the million snd the millionaires are alike Welcome to inspect the iinmense Fall and ‘Winter stock of GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 424 SEVENTH STREET N.W. a Niw G Handsome worked Momie Cloth Searf, 98c, Pure Linen Ruotted pidiecpians ‘Beart, 38e. New 2 acs ‘oe. poscare = SHiiien og te bon CLOSE BUSINESS. le ati Si ones cadis ek of well-aasorted of Shit ote, "ues ae ope! wet ia Sp ag Foovs Ix D xconanveGoons. the 5th of off at leas In Boye’ and Children's Clothing our stock is full, ‘the sizes are correct, the styles are of the latest, the ‘variety the greatest we haveever shown. Our prices ‘re—as usual—just right. Don't your boys need clothes to-day or to-morrow? If so, make no mistake. Join the throng of wise and economical parents to be found in cur house to-day an@ Ssturday providing their boys with the good things-the great valuce— ‘we have prepared for them, OUR $150 SUITS * ‘For boys who wear short pants receive at our hands ‘the same careful examination that we give a suit cost- ing 825 before being placed upon our counters. EVERY SUIT WE SELL WE GUARANTEE ‘To be the best value for the amount invested to be ob- tained hercabouts. If, after buying ours, you can do aswell elsewhere by from 10 to 25 per cent your ‘money awaits you here. OUR KILT SUITS AND KILT OVEROOATS Are beyond question the richest things of their kind made. Asis the casein Suits with Pants, soit is with Kilts. The range is wide, from $2.50 t0 $18 You surely can be suited within those figures, especially ‘with such an assortment as ours to choose from, SUITS FROM $1.50 TO $23. KILTS FROM $2.50 TO $18. BAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS FOR THE BOYS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Detuys Ane Daxornoon COMFORTABLE CLOTHING 18 ONE OF THE NECESSITIES AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. ANY- ‘THING YOU DESIRE FOR MAN OR BOY WILL BE FOUND AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE. THE FIT OF OUR GARMENTS IS PERFECT, OUR STYLES THE VERY LATEST, OUR LOW PRICES 97 UNEXCELLED. youR vistr TO OUR HOUSE AS WELCOME 4s FLoweRs THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING, WarruEe YOU PURCHASE OR SIMPLY INSPECT OUR GOODS DEEDS ARE FRUITS, WORDS ARE BUT WAVE! WE WISH TO BE BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, AND LET THEREFORE, OUR ACTION sPzAK. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING OO. o7eo NO. 400 7TH 8T., COR, D N.W. = cca ™ Ex HORE &% 7 gs nee Ses ioe EX HOR RN ‘GCC Sug A L A OCO EEE i AA 7 AA CO E Br oA Tf) MAG o BE BP OA*4 Tun 2°4 00 Eee ALL IN NEED OF MM MMITT L TINN N ERE ee MMMMIIL L TINNNE RY a MMMMHE OL HSS ge Bom Sy Ou PEL L NNN RY M MILLLLLLLLIIDN NN ERE a AND occ L 00. A ~ 5885 eco. oo AA Kx 6@e bk. 88 man Bie ts ecG Eun “ood 24 Ec Sass SHOULD NOT NEGLECT TO CALL AT KING'S PALACE, WHERE YOU WILL "IND THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST ASSORTMENT OF HOH A TTTR 5855 HoH AA OT eee 5 Oe SS BB 00 NN N NN 2 38q BPE O% SRN ESE EES YT BBB OO. RN NNN ER Tf BBO. NN NNN E re BBB 00 NNN NNN EEE T = wow Tr WN N GGG 5885 ww HORN N G'G Www HORNN G wwwwWw Hf NNN 6 co - WoW iH NXN ‘Goo : TITr 1 PPP. tot br PRE * HP a = RRR Tl BBB BBR 00 X gB85 Ry LE Be 83 Fl RR N BBB BBB 00 UN ONS Sas8 T PPP ou 588 " 9583 Prt PB ae a rE ¢ PPP U Sss HUH Ee Ass. 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LADIES—To convince yourselves of what we ar oing, and how cheap we are offering our goods, you must come in the store and see them for yourselves, 4s it is as impossible for you to tell by an advertise ‘iment of all the special inducements which we are at ll times offering ip every one of our different de- partments, as it is impossible for us :to write them all Up. Another thing adding to our disadvantage is our ‘show from the front of the store. We have only two ‘windows and we cannot do any of our departments Justice in them, making our appearance from that point very deceiving, and it is only from the inside of our store anda walk through it that one can tell of ite extent and size. ITEM 1— PERSIAN AND ROMAN ROBES. Such as are used for goaking Ladies’, Wrs ‘a th Robed ‘mado of the Aneat Giccten fae wool and come la Seautfal ‘colors and Datterns, We mention 8 few: Pink and Tan Strij SS pe ‘Pink and Cream Polka-Dot. ‘These arethe identical foods which aro selling all vor town af $9.90,and 80" We aro selling thet at $5.50. ITEM 2.— BROCADE VELVETS. oods been selling at $4 and $b Srdcafti were cheapat thet duet think of the reac jou we have made fn thelr—you can have your cholos at $1.42 A YARD. ‘The combinations are handsome, the quality superb, Colors are: ‘Bronze and Gold. Plum and Gold. Light and Dark Brown, ‘Wine aud Gold. Royal Purple. Navy, Modes, Ta ITEM 3.— WASH RAGS. Same as cold all over town, ith a dozen. 250 dozen of them and are sel them at 10c. dos, Just haif of what others are offeriug them. ITEM 4.— CREAM OF THE CROP. It ig the name of a new cotton. which we guar- antee to be equal to Fruit-of-the-Loous, We have five cases of remnants of it in 5 to 10-yard lengths, whiob. ‘Wo are selling at ‘7x0. A YARD, mh A Ue aay rps Bee SAL BRE” by BBB A A UU we 8as8 = oF 7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. PGE PY FEREgHs foe bated oY Ered eGa 00 'v EEESs35~ SATURDAY IS BUYING DAY FORSUNDAY. FOR ‘TO-MORROW WE ARE GOING TO OFFER 80ME SPECIAL VALUES IN GLOVES. A 4-BUTTON EMBROIDERED SUEDE GLOVE, IN ALL SHADES, WE WILL BELL AT 50 CENTS APAIR A S.BUTTON HEAVILY-EMBROIDERED DRESSED KID GLOVE, IN ALi. SHADES AND SIZES, We WILL SELL AT 68 CENTS A PAIR, THE BALANCE OF OUR “OPENING” LINE OF FINE HEAVILY-EMBROIDERED KID GLOVES, IN BLACK, BROWN, AND TAN SHADES, WITH WRIST WELTS TO MATCH EMBROIDERY, THE SAME $125 GLDVES WE OFFERED FOR 68 CENTS A PAIR. WE HAVE ONLY A FEW PAIRS LEFT, TO BE CLOSED OUT BY TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW WE WILL SELL OUR $1.58 KID GLOVES AT $148 .A PAIR THEY ARE EXTRA HEAVILY EMBROIDERED, WITH WIDE CUFFS, OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND COME IN BLACK, TAN, BROWN, AND STREET SHADES, ALL SIZES. THE NNN 99 NNN 83 oA 00 NNN MMMM oA RRR cco H Ft £ Muy aa Buk O°S BOR EES Ben fA PL bo Pe MMM A 4 BE of Eee? x oT 316 AND 316 7TH ST. 5. W. Axor Tueoaranox Or Exousa AND IRISH OVERCOATS. FIRST-WE MENTION THE “RAIN- PROOF” COAT, A LIGHT SKELETON OVER- COAT, MADE OF SOFT ENGLISH REPEL- LANT, GENTEEL AND QUITE ENGLISH IN STYLE, TWO COLORS, AT @12. THESE ARE DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, MADE IN LONDON. AND EXCELLENT FOR THE MONEY. SECOND—A FINE “TWEED" HALF-LINED WITH FINE SILK SERGE, A VERY HAND- SOME AND STYLISH GARMENT, SUCH AS’ ANY GENTLEMAN MAY FEEL DRESSED IN. PRICE, 918, THIRD—A GENUINE ENGLISH “COVERT” COAT, CUT QUITE SHORT. THE MosT ENGLISH IN STYLB OF ANYTHING WE HAVE SEEN. THESE ARE RATHER HEAVIER THAN THE USUAL FALL OVER- OOAT. VERY NICE FOR HORSEBACK EX- ERCISE OR WALKING. PRICE, 818. FOURTH-REGULAR STYLES ENGLISH ' FALL COATS, FROM 915 TO 825. FIFTH-EIGHT OR TEN DIFFERENT STYLES OF FANCY LIGHT-WRIGHT OVER- COATS, WITH CAPES AND WITHOUT, WITH HOODS AND WITHOUT, THESE AREMADE BY McGEE & CO., BELFAST, IRELAND, “IN- VENTORS AND SOLE MAKERS" OF THE “ULSTER O0AT.” SIXTH-A VARIETY OF STYLES OF HEAVIER ULSTERS AND “OCEAN OOATS," MADE ALSO BY MoGRE & CO., OF WHICH WE WILLSPEAK MORE AT LENGTH LATER, LASTLY—WR MENTION VERY NOBBY ENGLISH 8UITS AND TROUSERS, WELEAD THE TRADE OF WASHINGTON IN FINE GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN CLOTHING. es EB BARNUM & 0a, 951 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR Suven Fouxs, TRA AND D fhe ante, BI ‘With e countiens ry mareret nce events SAMURI. KTR oo-fu 4 spate, Raltioeen Norrawe Coresas Discovany 1s the only harmlogs Hair Restarstive tp the world. te restore gray or tydeq hair ip three to here ot home ase Row using it with 05 Cornel SAMRAPEANA SAUD 2 w, f WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT Oa haa FALL AND FABRICS AND ‘will oocttr MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11TH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12TH. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, (Gor. 12th and F ate, f.1 3 Bazcarss Ix Unvrrwean Deer. 200 doz. Ladies’ Fine Muslin Chemise, with five clusters of three fine tucks. ONLY 25c. EACH. 100 Doz. Ladies’ Fine Muslin Mother Hub- bard Night Robes, with yoke of four rows of hamburg insertion between six clusters of fine fucks cambric ruffle’ snd inserting on the sleeves, all sizes, ONLY _75c. EACH. 100 Doz. Nurses’ White Lawn Aprons, good qualities, extra long, well made and sewed, ex- cellent styles. 19, 25 and 50c. EACH. 50 Doz. Ladie’s Fine Muslin Mother Hub- bard Nixht Dresses, with yoke of space tucks, cambric ruffle around neck and sleeves. ONLY 50c. EACH. (Second fivor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ats, n. Useovaten Ghove Buzears. 55 doz. Ladies’ 5- ton Pinked-wrists Suede yet iy erp vt shades, sold usually at * Gl ot org Ceara, all Slee elemst Satisfactory wear, We make an exception, tn this instance for the Teason that we have sold Gi Hayes no hatter: Py ae alata ee eae ia es gs ans 3 poe ran purcl 7 a ured the of an importer's sl ow sp ts ea at rene yest Suede Gloves, we suabreidered backs, i light ald Sark tans, only Ladies’ 5-But Pinked-wrists Kid Gloves, gmbroidored backs, in assorted shades of ag? Usfe-ato showing Sful Wucot Sendeedie Riad ‘are showing © and Suede Glovesat $1 per pair. ‘(ain floor: center.) WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, Corner 11th and F sta. p. w. Banzoarss Ix Tyrants Goons, ‘This department is situated in the parlors re; gents gecupted by the Art Department, second floor, throu toapnex. “A cosy room, full of baby times, px,co8 as iow aa possible to tame ’n suc quali 100 Doz, Infants? jes, and see UO work: 6 ey noc ‘trimmed with eatbric, aes ‘fine Canbre tacks” Only 3 46 ex ert dine of Entepta! land anit Womtea in white i¢-dresay colors, au 5, 75, $1, 81.29 to 81-75 cack. = Tine of fotante’ Hand-enie Weeriod “Hi yarpty of atlewand colors, 42,80, 65, i an 137i each: 8137 Line of lafants’ Hand-knit Worsted Legxins, inwhiteandcolors, Only $1 per var. Elegant line of Infants’ and Short Cloaks, in grariety: ty of | Danie F ne ceases, it Worsted Shirts fu white and oles: ue ‘and short sleeves. fine ‘of infants’ ilk caer leheout shapes Bandsomely im fall singe. 1, Pea 98.00 antl gs cy 0 N—60 Doz. Guildren' af e Canton pana Night Drawers, fine quality, cl nap, 8. ‘ect to var ‘* WARD. & LO" OP, Cor. 11th and F sta, nw. Ax Exxcerronan Cas] Sroor. Woe sell uo corsets that we cannot conscienti- ouuly comment, Keres: ou ay BO Fa 5 Der pair, we give you Stine and mi suufodtable corset rest Lhe’ an posubly secure, fn this or : ihe dean Corsets with side steels 60c. per Fixe German Woven Corsets, scalloped to gqubroidere od Busts, wide ataclor porlock Atting, R. & G.Corsets, in three excellent styles, only +81 per pair. Thompson's “Glove-fitting” Corsota, various styles, embracing the short, medium aud long $1, $1.40, $1.50 and 81.75 per pair. ial the colored french a 1s Persephone, Crug have ho mupeHior at the prices, “Wecau Mt ane fora the thin, the stout and the ordinary waists, either#hort, medium, long or extra loug. hess are made from’ sported, til aud Sateen. Co ory—White, Dr rdinal and Black. Not al colors at all the’ rice. 150. 875, B22 82.71 30, 84 and 84.87 per p We carry the full ine of FEU 18 CORDED CORSET WAISTS dren. SPECIAL 100 Dosey Children's Corded Corset Waisty, ONLY: 260, each, To WOEUN ERD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sta nw. oF Paras Rovat. Srectat Norice. AN EXTRA <2,00 PPP EEH NN N me 220% FE ANY gore OBE EF RANT RRS & co 00 P NNN UN NN GOG SOUVENIR. SOUVENIR. SOUVENIR. SOUVENIR, SOUVENIR, cea, T wy ear oo Y ¥ ERB s88s fe ae Wy OE, te i ‘00 v eR Sgg8 = A little trouble with the Custom House or we would have the latest Glove novelties on exhibition during the first days of the“‘Opening.” The bill and someo the Gloves are before the advertising man. ABOUT THE GLOVES, ETC. I shut my eyes and felt them—as soft as silk, as elastic as 8 boodle alderman’s conscience. I opened my eyes and saw them—Gray, Lemon, Fawn, Steel, Salmon, Orange, Heliotrope, Browns (four shades), ‘Tans (four shades), wefe some of the colors. I noticed the binding at the tops and the kid between the fin- Rers were of contrasting coor to the glove. Colors such as White, Navy Blue, Wlsck, Lavender, Browns, Tans, &c., how prettily they contrasted with the other Shadea And the embroidered backs—such s width, and of two shades of browns, tans, &o,, to match the kid between the fingers and the binding. ‘One description only. Cases not all unpacked. New Castor Gloves, Black Gloves with combination colors ‘of embroidery peep up through the confused mass, 97,670.50 is the amount of the bill. Quoted below are the selling Prices that are to be permanent after SATURDAY, and also the “Opening"' Souvenir prices, and which terminate at6 p.m. SATURDAY, ‘dies and gentlemen who appreciate tho very best Gloves have the opportunity to supply themselves for the winter at a material saving. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED axp ‘TRIED ON, IF DESIRED. Price after Saturday. ‘31% doz. 4-button, fancy. 9189 50% doz. 4-button, fancy. 1.55 95% doz, 4-button, Fourchette. 1.55 56 doz, 4-button, improved, - 1.68 1.55 184 dox, -button, Cadets. - 1.60 1.25 19}4dos. 4-button, Misses’ emb'd...,. 1.23 1.00 20 dos. 5-button, Misses’ improyed., 1.10 1.00 25 doz. 4-button, Ladies‘ black... 1.65 25% dor. 4-buttan, Ladies’ Russian,, 1.68 2.55, +10 dos. 8-buttop, Mousquetaires, 1.89 15 dos, 8-button, plain... 1.79 @3% doz. 5-button, embroidered, 155 256 dos. 5-button, undressed. 98 31 doa. 2-button, Gentlemen's,, 1.30 22 doz. 2-button, Gentlemen's, 1.90 a Every lot is different, and each constivutesane of the now and latest imported novelties. Descriptions ‘would have been given of all, but the cases were not all opened at time of writing this advertisement, You ‘are especially requested to call, aa the “Opening Souvenir prices positively terminate SATURDAY at Opm ~ A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) Tz Is Assoturery Nectssiar T'o KEEP WARM. ‘YOU cam BUY BED OF Ue ATA VERY ol 4 AN BNORMOUS STOCK TO SELECT FROM. PRICES MADE WITHIN REACH OF ALL. WE ARE SELLING— fot. \tatre heavy 11-4 pure’ Wool Calif fot $7.50 iniuse you to Day tows bree ‘of om eee : ETA Biaaxet, lovely border de- cae ePh nbs oferings 12-4 Blanket at $4.50. You ioe SH aoe 518-4 Gal 12-4 Galifortis: Blankets st ee %, BI gndets at U1 gino isan 918 16,50, gis and 8 bs? are rey fs ae a extre-latre “Anyohe once uaing the California Blanketa will never use any other Ang Blanetn ‘Virttos of this brand ure 00 well known that any one is safein ‘* California Blanket. RED BLANKETS. 10-4 Scania 10-4 Pare Woo} 10-4 Medical atau 4g called to our Yorktown Sea Pay: tiasket mera ar ket at 87 hs is exten “ane oud extra weight tas an excellent wearing Blanket, GRAY BLANKETS. Reet een poe Scru eeec i ‘wo make feature of Ww Bed of these Bis ts thamany other. i BABY BLANKETS. stu noadions to ‘This maul be done. Welaroan site stock of GH Leeman es Bien Sta aR ites COMFORTS! BED ana ! As low as 65 cents. ill-sized Bed Comforts, white filling, at 85c. Gio Comton rlarke tise, ight, made of E ie nd calico: and has ‘white tifiag: oe : cali | ‘Our #2 Comfort inlined with the best Turkey. red cir pilted center, Iarye Turkinh Turkey red ning, $2.25. "Ee Sriage, Torker Doautitul designs, 83, Gur Medallion Comforts: lave robs tettsrns, $4.25, Pink and BlueSatteen Comforts, 84.9 BS : Cheese-cloth Comforts, Eider-down "Comforts, 88. 50 and $12. BUY NOW. DELAY IS DANGEROUS. COLD WEATHER HAS NOW SURELY SET IN. ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY. desixns, filled. bf & RE gs Bi Gk: os OE RN Sess PRE E BR £°% BE OU U ee a a Bet “ow! R GGG BB Uv R ace 4 BB ae BP BPR 4as* BBB OE R 00 == cy 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH STREET. a2 88 TIT A g88s 53 UU z al 333 “ou Mee F 2vA Sys8 “EF PB EE ¥ Behe ov UU ge Ay Bsa, AA ¥ Bagh 2M ¥ sud ITI9 4 VERY EASY THING TO WISH TO HAVE YOUR OWN WAY, BUT NOT ALWAYS - SOCONVENIENT 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 ABE THOSE WHO ADVERTISE TO SELL YOU GOODS ON YOUR OWN TERMS, BUT AFTERWARD PRESS YOUR NOSH VERY CLOBE TO THE GRINDSTONE THAT ISN’? FAIR, NEITHER 18 IT JUST THE THING FOR YOU TO MAKE CERTAIN AGREE MENTS WITH 4 MERCHANT AND THEN FAILTO MEET THEM. If BOTH CASES NOBODY 18 SATISFIED, NOW WE DEALIN FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES AND ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WE WOULD LIKE TO SEL, YOU SOME GOODS. IF YOU AIL UPON US PUT THE CASE JUST AS IT 19; ‘TELL, US FRANKLY WHAT YOU €4N DO— HOW MUCH YOU CAN PAY EACH WEEE OB MONTH-AND DON'T PROMISE TO DO MORE THAN 18 WITHIN YOUR MEANS, ‘YOU CAN RAVE THE GOODS JUST ASLOW 8 ANY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON WILL SELL YOU, AND IT GHALL BE “JUST 48 YOUSAYCOWLY SRR FHAT I 18 gUsT THAT WAY, AND WE WILL GET ALONG swnoxaLT, Hove & Honus, WANTED--HELP. WANTED--S ‘COOKS, 10.104 $40: CHAM. ida, Nurses and Lat rere: Wes ees eee Wage? oS Be 2 a i ys WEDS HANGER Wage ‘HEN Ses eae pie NTED-A COLDRED, #0) Sears ‘AS WAITRESS, the must aodembosd hs call with’ ua Tacomuraadneat 1120 “COOK, iD Winrar Rhite promtca, “apply at store 1320 Fst nw. aN A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Was ipeaall gagiy. iaguire tomorrow, Sat) before 4 p.m. 7 Ma ave. Bw. ‘ANTED—PAPERHANGERS. APPLY TO I = = HENDERSON & O0., 1113 F st. nw. It ANTED — AN’ EXPERIENCED COMPETENT jan servant: unmarried. Apply to F. B. MOH Rigg s Fire Insurance Co., 1331 F st. nw. WANSTED-IN0 STRONG. COMPETI ‘one to cook and the other to do laundry and chamber work, Only. those willie to work uced ap PYG, Ee ferences reared. “Call after 6 p.m. at ih st. nw. 'ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK Per references required. Apply from 7 c'olock p.m. at 1733 De Seleat st 07-6t* ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—AT |! Wakzcoareiat want Hands s apply. WASTEDIIWO FIRST-CLASS PAPE HANG fmimediately. APPIy t0 ALFRED WILLNEIy | 1508 Tath st sa! ANTED— ort W iissat everywhere for best household HSE Greuar LS GAy.O4N. ore ‘AN: "ED—CANVASSERS TO WATCH Wate ececurity, Address CaNVASSERS, tar offee. y ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS Ce ad FORA W ik just out. Hoon 45, St Cloud Building. ANTE FIRSTCLASS CAKE BARER; ust bead ament well: steady Ts, ‘Address ADAM'S Bakery, 108 Nain sty Nor ENT, RELIABLE cor se Wallach Pl ce ch Place, ANTED—A COMPETENT, Col Woman fox, cook ad, references required. Between Sand” pm. W3&NTED—} SHOE CURRE: — HAVE EX) Hence, Apply at BYRN'S Shoe Store, 1614 14h Wires “A GOO} D Gok, WHITE 5G a. a Pn LIPS, No. 2 Cooke Rot 2 AR TED A RADE COME ABEIED SSE ‘with $500 to invest in a thorough. good business Address Mr. WM, DAVEY, 619 Sersey ayes References e: od EDA FIRSTRATH, LAUNDRESS WHO. ist in chamberwork; references required. Nest. n. w. WAXTED_DUNDORES — EMPLOEMENT | BU: reau, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white 4 colored, for all kinds of domestto labor, for District and States, with reference. 717 A) hat tastes Swedish, Norwes HANS, 630. WASTED-0008 ‘S10 TO @40; MAID! Taundress, Hotse-Workers, Man ani dairy, Waiters, Scuilions, White ‘and Colored Bu! erences. At DICK’S Bureau, 613 7th. ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A FIRST-CLASS | pres to help om Coata; alse, 8 White Hox ae 4 perbite old, to ith st. ae We TED MIDDLE AGED. 1 EXPERIENCED ito nurse for child 18 months old; referet Apply, between 3 and 4 o'clock: p.m. Lz LES S18 1: 13th st, nw. Vitae AND INDUSTRIOUS 3 ‘of the delivery of THE WASHIN MS BAIL SUN. “Apply to W. D. HUGHE: AN’ ee GOOD NURSE GIRL. Must Wa: a Rpniy at 1442 Pieroe Place, 05 WAIRRRSAR TOR Natse AT ONCE, GE WOOD- HENDERSON & CO.. 1113 WARSTED-4 FinGT class, worker. JOHN MoDERMOIT & BR Pennsylvania ave, D.W. Wren ores fornational “Stilor S5etem measure Pa eminent in and “London “dresamaki Patterna and tmaterials. cut, vasted, Me. Br JMERSER, “Conservatory of Washington, D.C. Wi'NTRO=HELP To DISTRIBUTE AND ds 0 ee? Pa eats r ing to abihity. "Nice, eutecl ‘emple ‘Andgentiemen, No painting, recip Write at ouce, enclosing selt- Sainped envelope to EMPIite SUPPL’ West Broadway, N. F month and expenses. Sau PHAN aot tht fi ‘rite, oF Here 66... wath stampa. ALLWORT: Rutherford, N. WANTED--ROOMS. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN A FURNISHED Room by the 15th inst., with a folding bed or an ‘iocation between 3d and 10th and D rat il pay from $12 to 915, per month: Address Box 13, Star office. ANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ge oe adi iyo-year arg ang ree ‘ua erred Nurse to Bieite Price must be within ‘reason. “Aldress & WASTED ‘Setober 35 two well farsished room, with board, in private family; northwest, references; price ot to run errands. SN\DEK & |i | prices range from. ¢ -rule or | scientific tailors and era cnt, = ences = Ferma [SS ae Wer ae : £4 See ome Setar ae ANTED— BY AN EXPERIENCED — MUBIC i turacenieitt in private {atnily. Gosired” AGirecs Miss 4. DUWSES, Prdenickrtury, a|. y ANTED_BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY. are: renee onsiet cr amnatant bokkreper, ad nace | IE OF nian as vexeiatle or pestey cook, situations Kode OUEST call, at COLUMBIA BUSINESS Auth T25T Fatevirenta are WASTED A Sparecrieye Oe iti situation se chetubermaid. waitress, OF fee bp small private family. Pleawe ‘call saunaed thet ae VANTED_BY A MIDDEE.AGED, SETTLED OW Slored Wotan spe OLE AGED, coer. cap'give best of reference. Coll at 1122 10th st. 1" W'S -BY A WHITE GIRL, A PLACE AS ore ANTED BY ASETTLED WHITE womas understands all kinds of sewing ; good refere: TDA POSITION AS TORUER BY 8 colored Hany wh 83 ive Wcwployeat, Audeves 41? Leste ae a Writes a plain hauds would Mike Position: aa con gat, Atos nating termes Bee Miss FORD. Coty oo W. house girl. Call at 2313 M street, ANTED — A REFINED YOUNG LADY, WHO Situation as infant's nurse of care of im tow KNOWN YOU CAN GET HOUSE- Cooks, Maids, Warterest, WARTED EMPLOY MEN Tady insous public or private institution; sbest references, Address MIS AC, Hox BY A VinGr SiN ks oF St Fe SALE SPESpID LOT ON isi sr.. b 4 M sta uw. 17-feet front towide abies. HUFTY & DYER, Litusnd Pts goo FoR sate- mer 2 14TH STREET LOTS. Three fine Lots, 14th, bet, Nand K. I. ave, Que 14th and ‘Three 14th, between Sand T. One northeast corner 14th and Wallach, One southeast coruer 14th apd Wallach, ‘Three 14th, between Wallach and U. All or any of the above can be had at reagonahie price and terms, HUFTY 7 nin and F sta, JQR SALESTEN TOTS IN MT, PLEASANT AF 20e., two on Princ He stat ee tn Kone. inoume Park at Sc. Lasy tram moot BENS. DAVI : JOR SALESA DESIRABLE LOT ON MeERUDIAS | Hil: of will exchaa welling. Apply to W ave. Foe, 84 SALE—FOR €9.000 WE CAN SELL A LOT hast north ot Ste Bsus mat iromee | ct contain“ 400 eqhare eet vine tot ce al sable Ege #90 @ ok 0 fect ‘gy near, with 3Oft alley ia tear. Ror F000 8 Log 48 tect iron-on sist st near Y For | i900 wot 2 # fom ithode ieland ave’ near ie iodo 20th sts nee Manes hike th feed ipobt, Call for hist) SOHN SUE for a snall frame or bri HELLER, 1424 New ¥. it 00 | CONTAINING ‘tagtiare 2, coruer Spruce and Juniper ste. Le | Droit Fark, juare from two tives strect | cars: 10 houses cah bo bale PA LEMMAS 7 | ‘7th st. nw. SALE FINE ond and fe realdeners of Col Arnesdell wid others, w THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st.n.w. ALEX Bi STATE, ‘avout 100 acres low land, being part of Beumnmes ace tenck, at Beuning Station, Daltinare and Potoinae ESlged” Thos Fis FISHe ABLE, ortueast, Lying nm: Eeking- theast and Fink between 2 fon.a fine estate mdjoining tie city Bi LAI lots adsoining the ¢ ‘aud 6th ata e. and O fortnerly the resideuce of Jove] h Gales, c subdivided into desirable ‘bulidinx lots Offered for aale as euch, this subslivision fe strictly an Addition to Washington City. and the street tues have been laid out on the sare sealo and directly with the city streets: already tive handsowe cottages are in process of erection, sewerats jas umd | Water will be ‘Turuisbed esiring to build: ents te t8 per foot, accord: | Ing to location.” For plats and further informatio THOS. J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F at. nw. nly to | Porm BETS ENT IN THIS CITY, #2: bay beautifully located Dutt ing Om treet. or aventi i fuares ink uve care, ne: street OR PRELLIe Im "1438 New York ave, ;ORSATE-ON PA AVE Se gusr wo | I} nauaen from the new Grud, witch, fx bo. ynier that eleguiit corner ae fronting 287 fect | ou the avenue: title perlect. boc, al ot | terse, Apply to “ MET ROR SALE—LoT 71 TosRsG, § CORNER 6TH Eignd D ate. nee: nog ton 75 ‘out front Houses. & ‘THOMAS A. MITCHELL, ‘934 F st, Koor Data-Toe R SALE—CHOICE LOTS en ‘At Forest Inn Park, Forest Gi THOM Oi HENSEY, s17-1m Pst. ‘OR SALE_LOTS IN NEW agpoivision Jost E'placed on the market at Brookland, Brook's Sta- Metropolitan Branch Kailrvad. "Tree ‘niles ofeity., Low prices and f.cholee nd at Smt prices,” WALKER & WILSON: Aeents, i00eF tow vials ae eA BEAUTIFUL 10T 19390 FEET ON within one 1 Fe Bonal Labrary. Will ‘SU low for cag, JAS. SLARKE, 3s ot nw. s7-im ANTED — TW iS AND ai botn! for (two, ad W Sass AND UNFUR: Tools; we receive Rumerous inquiries and plications {FoI ood Permanent parties: aranteed oF GENCY, 612 Oris ering gatisiar tion ‘REAtiNa ANTED-A WIDOWER WANTS AN EMPTY room, separate entrance: price four oF five dol- Jarsa mouth. Address Box 49, Star office. ate LAT OF THREE OR FOUR UNFUR. for light housekeeping; 20 per month. QUISITIVE, Star office. WA&NTED-10 RENT, EY PERMANENT 71 ant, Furnished Room with private ati, between Fand Tand 13th and 18th sts. nw. Address Starofice WASTEDBY GENTEEM N section of city, Address, stating terms, Star offic ANTED—ROOMS—MORE CUSTOMERS THAN wo can suit. Parties having rooms to rent can save money by consulting ua. No charge until ros are rent 938 F at D. RAMEY. jyl5-4.0. WANTED—HOUSES. ‘ANTED—TO Bi 0-ROOM B BRICE 1OUSE, between G aud Mand 19th and 25th sts. sbout $8,000. Address SEEKER, Star office. 05-3t* y ANTED-FOR A CASH CUSTOMER—SEVERA Wanke aai scar over Omra eae abaryain, i A. eal 918 F at. or-lot" ‘ED_DIn NERS, HOUSES Lota A NE "as will Be a eet stort af our ex. Breet ee et DE tOMESON, “pis 1313 Fat, Ajorning Sun Buildin, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS D 8 } Zanirony IN THE : jos and handeoute prof Talay at od % upstatrs, between the 07-20" hours of 20 au. aud 4p.m. ‘ANTED—ALL PERSONS TO TRY VELLINE Wa . that washes and Sa without rubbius, th cold ar hee ws directions for usiig with each cake. For sal ow ANTED—BY AN INVALID, USE OF GENTLE ‘Horse and one or iwo' hours in mornin oF afternoon of each it day. | Address, With terias, ‘Which ust be ite, H. H., Star oflice. 07-20" ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OWNING HORSE ieuyare with fra in wich, saibe ean be weed Visces Box 43, Star ofca, ‘Be FANTED—BY A LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS we oie ie hei er FE ANTED—TO BORROW ON IMPROVED PROP- erty $8,000: first morteage: Ashford's title, i; property worth double amouut required at 6 per cent: | ho cominission, Address Box 93, Star office. of-3t* ‘OR SALE-MY STORE ON THE COR NORTH Capitol and F sts. n.w.; will seil cheap for Address immedia.ely, CASH, Star office. ob Ww 400 FOR SIX MONTH Spousible man, for, which tw. per rent a month | will be paid. Address E. L., care P.O. box ect | a good butneas: aor excellent rare chance. “Coumuereial Ufice, 03s D. RAMEY, olde SS, GUARANTEED BY THE Ane D BY THE Ouahs Loan and Trust Co, Hon. A U. WYMAN, ite Treasurer United states, President, Interest and Pinetpal paid by ue Cheiieal Natoual Bauk: PARKER, Washing-on Agent. 623-3m, Tain F een PERSON AL. Ws NTED— THREE | GENT! plete club for busta paid in exit monthly inst MEN TO COM- Measure yacht Pi 3 Star office. i. THE LADY WHO GAVE HER NAME Ag Aira, Smith" to aucther sady oppusite the grand nd at the parade last Licht, please woud her. Gr where slid may be see, to the wentiewan w fear ber and spoke with Ler? TOM THOME. BON, City Fost-oftice, aw F THE YOUNG LADY DRESSED IN GRAY SUIT wishes to becoins better sequainted with the gen- {icman who interested himse.t iu her coufort during Jaus agaiust the rope opPosite Willard’s Huvel the wigut Of Shepherd procession please address H.C. P., m1 office, ae ¥ FERDINAND WM. HERMANN, WHO LIVED is New dersey ave. in July, 1844, will cable lus address to the French Cou ul at maichester, us, he will hear sometluuw to iis advantace ‘os-1w COMIE, SERVICE, EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘aud Answers, Sem 10 book-siores oF to SW. FLYNN, ACM. Ty, Tusutute, _eegame —_* SGutwont cor Btit aud Rate ne ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UP fis we are how prepared to pay fail value tor Gen! second "higud Clotiiuz. Address or call acJUSLirs Ola stad G19 D st. aw. 820-tojs16 ‘8. DIF YOU WANT CANDY FOR you A. Jnaldrope to cure the inoulie Bay Miki fhedicinal drops to © Ic ANOMATIC SUUILL DEOPS. ie Ve. BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL Casi St Vater cal a woud uocail ou eect oot eb ws i ta Fase, Main ofiee corner Pith ot gia i =" UficesS11 Ast. ue and cor. Sth and Kats nw. aul0-tmo Weg maeTenttyes | __LOST_AND FOUND. Sew GAGM, 210 thetewe black bat, wit foot. tettrate betaine WANTED 10 FURCHASE A GIS MAIN FORG. | w.” Suitable rewant ata BrUram oe Det owe ate OST AN OLD 7 oe a Ran, ANswae. W42TED; TB! OUR DUTTRETNE AT 20 CENTS bowiven Uf returned to 710. ae wage eat, naan ee sued | J OST—A GOLD au aabaras Ete i Liberty Market. SST | Subecl' i Tovurued to UBT Katy pdt ding OS ‘NEARLY SOMPLETED ‘Me pelea ig Fg D wena toa | Wire DUG, BORED, are attention Baldo ce 1-4" Wi eiPcre ais we. ‘OST_ON |URSDAY, OOTOBER be Wie lt orga the ou ca SL, OS Bw. ee Astrechan Jacket. t .otae — pee Ce ee one OS8T—ON THE STH INST. AT GUETHLER APark, ojostween there and thebyt ue lower part of Sou tatinet. 1 the is ies easy. Esser aD=rUBLIO araAREG, SINGERS Pci ae Nace ULL Ane iT! Or BLONDE, Wick Ee PALCSS tin TE ate BBE is — ie Pea ‘$1.o0, and EEE conte, WAknd.¥ & MOrrErT, 1971 Ft XW Pe alee A ee Sobistnih RSZMacerewands se %|COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR RENT—25-ACRE FARM: 8-ROOM HOU tail: sas spring and ereel water: to ete walk from Athovtroct cars. ent low to reliable ten. at HENDERSHOITS Dill aut. , Apply. urs DRUG Soke FOR RENT—ROOMS. R RENT—TWO OF Boer RES aunleat Tia Thad ets bordice pom the door Faery mcots tn avers Leneeee Yate fan i rst D4 Massachusetts ave. DW. THREE PLEASANT UN. ux Toots on wecond Roe yw and aloove; ain: bath on samme $2 ae YL, BANDSOMELY FURNTSIEED Roomy, waite or winig. Srat-ciaas anyone: tabde for went pe tie board if deeiet oF i iy ith, ae Ee men, 814" GSU Kk RENT—TO PRO! fortabls table board and yess nt to Renlics abd Cou required JOR RENT FIRST AND SECOND FIA heated and Tebted - deliztt rent. 1133 1th at. mw, OP M at front & Fete ENT OTWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN Lialy eral Bryn ooh arith exe Sabie boar eaten, mow, Akin tet untoutes’ walk to Porat sad Peddon Otioce "BO? Oth nnn See DR RENT-SUITE OF NICEL) FURNISHED Fitton, srognd oor ‘alea, Niecg-turin gt Fut Room, ir floor, Firet-clae Table Boar! recor ences lags Tab rate WOR, Ri Parlor. KR RENT—UNFURNISHED, SECOND ¥ four X om for liicht housekeeping. forms moderate, 1208 8 at OR RENT — THREE FURNISHED Rooms, Fatt ‘open fire places. “Inquire 1¢ FOR “RES Lith at, near cor N st " Oe RET O18 New fons ave Sicriy beer joant alas Roun with Mrivate ba Stable for rent in rear rs 1305 RST. PARLOR AND pace Tarnished or unfurnis 411 E at, between 14th an hs yyy IN A PRIVATE FAMILY > CHIL ‘em soss0d doch, with ane of tat cach Stig, oor, en suite or T= THREE Ni FURNISHED Rooms on first floor, consisting of Parlor ail tw, bedroome ; kinele OF en stile. houKe new with all provemente: open fires it desired “yy RGE COMMUNICATING saat second et Rooms, family. Apply 1127 3 [suitable for gent! wm wite or single weutlemen, welert conventene Krate, 600 Oth st. tw, coruer Fat | OO ey nicely furninbed Ke suite or ainete, pleasant bi Teferenoes exchauiced i FOR ES 1008 K ST, LARGE BIGGHT ron, second story: bi furnished. “Ttent mnederate, Beh 2237598 MST 8 Ww. 5 ROOMS, Ware inside: $12. Open d to 6 pa | Oe Biot puoangLy, FURIE fen suite or af h iuivate jocaston, 1017 14t bi | ote einen {OK RENT N1CkLY FURNISHED PRONT Re 20K RENT_UNFURNISHE! or and one OF WO TUUIS On mu extondre. #10. beard if dewtred ‘A 3 @ large Hac Ponusy Iwai Tut he, OR REAT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY TWO Koo, 1A ad te rd floor trout, as waly in ed tocation! ort, op Ribot bx fund vent refers of BAXTER & MacGUWAN, :. dng, large yard; Fat cate pose door gus and 06-3 nackeetns, Hal and Pens Fk REST IANDSOMELY Fe ERISHED ROOMS, en su F&, omy somel tral spect it furmiabed Suites of 1 joce is onered ‘Address ABC! Q. JOR RENT—LARGE i Kom, rurnished ; also, ite oF sluwle. 410 Oil st. tw TAN PRIVATE PAW LY, @ party of four or separately. tw tim, deairabiy ation 10 every Fo to Detwohe willing to compensate for ~ Star fh prey SRCONDSTORY FRowr ‘308 ‘Toians ave. references. fated; the best accor aly : (FOR Fe } Kkooms tume hy'co1 Fe of ro ro st nw. JOR RENT — PARLOR AND CHAMBE, Tas Fray 1 Fae or member of Coneress. G08 Lith st mw. P&E rooms. soutbern exposure. 100: Mount ¥ JOR RENT—TWO UNFU wind: DOR | communicate Koos, ou swcond u8, With oF wit —FURNISHED AND UNFU 8, Very desirable, in all parts of the 44 Save Mise Taocnuaiion free. Ho Aa oo inal FURNISHED LOOMS TO Private tails, references 211 Rhode Island ave. u. “. near lowe canit ENT_—HANDSOMELY-PURRISHED SUITE. pune, with private bath; first floor. ais WS LOFTON, Caterer furnished, on first floor: a ay 161 K st NT_—PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON F Land-ymely furuisbed, gaitable for aD FONE i. ISHED ROOMS PAT ma frowtinae auth heat atl fan private feinly'; board if a Te EN—TWO NICELY HUKNISHE ernon Square. EN ‘0 LARGE NEWLL-FD ERIAMED ent to bath. very desirable location. Appiy si ie | Nevow, Toots, werdics pass the door. mo children. aud table boarders ser |. OR Bl Fe Tido CONNECTICUT AVE, wits Reaches Board, two well furnished Rovine, trout and back. hut aud cold water ou mie fluor, Also, two | orthree ueal-boarders wanted. Itelercuoed — od-tit OR REN WA SUIIE furnished coon son second oor. aise sinsle mediated. ENT—FUKNISHED ROOMS, SING ‘en suite, convenient tocare: wrate fire if desitea; reteren Crete pen | Saat front: reloreacos Soguired’ JOR rooms baths in Gat, 0 JOR given aud fequired. 1117 17th ot. uw. AVE, TW eh Call betore rib floor. JOR RENT— FURNISHED, BEAUTIPT en euite, ih private home,” bay wind | €tates in every room .cormer house” ue Tibl'K COMMUMIEATING BED: we ‘single or ep suite. ‘Durkin jude. iH BATH PAKLOKS, 141 posite Rigars House. ENT_ROOMS-SINGLE AND EN <0 tn andeouely furwinted, board terms to desirable persous, eleant house: V st uw., Just worthor K and #rauklin Park. fi tion. JOR RENT_ ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Kooms, ‘eu suite of single, with first-cl.ss tubie board. Also, ust! rooms,” Meierenices required. 1416 N'st. nw. ‘se 10-10% FOE RENT 20 AND 2008 JST ST, NE DOW. ble parior, with heat and sas, alsoeueit-room house; all iuprovenients, For sale, two-siry brick in fie lo cation, including grvcery business. 211 Ist wt 6, ‘st Lin JOR RENT— FOUR WELL LIGHTED, VENT Vase room, Mewted by wceaus 04 suite oF st over JAMES Le DAVIg' SOAS STULI cor Fa ve sna ach Ste Jok KENT—AT 1172 iedroom, batu, at rea FOR RENT— JOR KEN ner Hand 17th «ts, Office Roo ably furnished communicating Parlor iso, uther uice FoOS, With hewt, jam as onable Faten, sehonain FLATS. CE, NORTHWEST COk- THE FLORE oma on first floor. FOR RENT—OFFICI 1428 N.Y NT OFFICE ROOM , liye, 020 Bt a. H. GRAYS CO, Fiest ee eeyeral years“ Avnly F Eres premises. OR RENT—STORES. BENT CHANDSOME NEW, STORE ROOM, Sees | & LIEBERMANN, 1308 Ft T_PART OF STOKE Si# PENNSYLVA- thw. Wille wacaut Vetobor 1. Ajit om FOR RENT--MIs. ELLANEOUS oe a Re T_NEW BRICK STABLE. REA ha at Fea se tik nab, our tal econ ston “a FoR" ee ou iustalncente. Al BON, 955 F st Bw STABLE IN COX'S ALLEY, 3. rast KE = 18: nat inet > th REA OF wn anonr Thewsast Orrcls, Gees ater cand Siuleucen. eM. Pakkil, 1418 Fat, PEWRITERS, $5 PER MONTH; eo eh I AC OLALAR ostier’s "rooms, te iw every respect, 5 tbe wt. aw. = | Ahultatniaers, on BUARDING. z Sri tau wut, with ee HON Caterer foe vb-Ut “| GENTLEMAN, AN EXPENIENOED OAlEREH Yor gp elegant house wear the venue and 4 PALE-AT COLLEGE STATION, B ful roums 91.3 a oad ct tbe 'K, Farm 200 acres, pireet, besutht — 7 re mile weston tala beat veuutiiel inivioys ound aeateats connturts 20° Semin tor the aes wut: | Set i BHANDIRGRice: 100s Pet nee ELS Pri caress =! SALE—TWENTY BUILDING LOTS CON- Ei ining 80 acres: acre lots at 2100 te Sebo Ricaneiaeeter errs Siege aa rere ee eee 22-1m rv, Bladensburg, Ma. COUNTRY BOARD. eae Tryst, BBs Six MANSION 6TH AND E Sis. cx Sevoud and iktra teore: Fas Aso Wore Orzuxe ‘Mme. T. B. HARRISON, 1820 F STREET, (Ouposite the Ebbitt,) WILL EXHIBIT A CHOICE SELECTION OF BONNETS AND ROUND BATS FROM THR LEADING HOUSES IN PARIS AND LOM DON, 01-0 TUESDAY AND OCTOBER 4 AND 6,