Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: ‘Will cover accurately the improvement period Prior to 1878, but a consideration of the appor- ‘Uonment of Improvements during that period, modified by part payments by the sections for ‘their own traprovement in the shape of the proceeds Of special improvement taxes, is necessary in an ac- counting between the sections Moreover, the table by which it is shown that the northwest section, for example, which has recetved 57.7 per cant of the improvements for the last ten years, wasentitled to 51.4 per cent, is Dased upon taxa bie valuations, population, area, and unimproved area of this year, and even if this basis of appor- ‘uonment ts correct would furnish no standard ex- copt for this year. The taxable valuations and pop- ‘ulation of the present, which may have resulted from the tendency given to the current of settle- ment by past improvements in @ particular sec- on are not to be used to Justify apporuionments ‘which may seem to have favored that section in ‘the past, It would be necessary to show that the section said to be favored showed the same per- centage of preponderance in taxable values and Population just before and at the time of these ‘past apportionments as at present, when the bene- At of the tmprovements has been felt, and appears 4m the section's superior development. There are drawbacks, too, to which reference has already ‘Deen made, in depending upon present valua- en and population as the foundations ot am apportionment of future improvements, and it seems only fair to consider the percentage of the surface of each section actually improved im the past in making an equitable distribution for the future. Since the showing as to what the sections have received 1s not complete, and since the showing as to what the sections are entitled to Teceive is not entirely satisfactory and applies only ‘to the present, a comparison of the showings cannot give thoroughly reliable conclusions The Commissioners themselves recognize that other considerations than those which figure in the tabie are properly to be weighed in deciding the propor- toa to which each section Isentitied by apportion- ‘Ing to the northwest, for instance. only 5.6 percent after showing that it is entitled to 51.4 per cent. ‘When everything 18 considered, it may be doubted whether the northwest will have any ground to complain of this cut, though it may reasonably object to being whittled down to 15.8 per cent., a8 proposed by the citizens’ subcommittee, In order {o apportion improvements still more equitably it Would seem necessary to divide the city into more numerous sections for that purpose. In the large northwest section, for instance, the tmprovements demanded largely by the showing of unimproved area tn its easternmost Delt aud the taxable values and population of its southern belt including the avenue, might be given entirely to the northwest corner or fashionable residence quarter of the section without violating ‘the equities as between the four sections into ‘which the city 18 now divided. There isno palpa- Die reason why the erection of an immense bust- Bess house on west Pennsylvania avenue should result Inthe improvement of one outlying resi- dence portion of the city rather than another. It ‘would seem to be easier to preserve the equities tm the matter between citizens and taxpayers by & more minute subdivision of the city, the needs and resources of each part being considered separately. Such a division would of course be merely artificial and temporary and solely with a view to do Justice in the matter of improvements, ‘Sectional prejudices are already too strong in the cigy; Dut some such procedure as that suggested would quiet rather than aggravate sectionalism. ‘Of course if the money equitably assigned to each section 18 equitably apportioned among the parts of that section the end suggested ts practically reached, and a formal subdivision in the tables, ‘showing the fact, would pe valuable only for pur- poses of record. ‘The week opens not buoyantly, but more hope- fully, in some respects, in money circlea, The clearer the financial sky becomes of doubt and un- certainty, the more agreeable for everybody, even though suspense be removed only to make Way for a temporary disappointment like the decision of the B. & O. directors last week to pass the expect- @d dividend. Wall street 1s still in somewhat of a tremor, but all the outside conditions are favora- Die, and it is only a question of time when the ‘street must see things as they are, All last spring and summer there was a continual apprehension of @ tight money market; but the liberal discounting done so long in advance eased matters when the temporary sqeeze did come afew weeks ago: and the Cisposition shown by ‘the government to go as far as the law would allow for the aid of tne distressed people has done much ‘restore confidence among the bankers, whose Position may now be called conservative rather ‘than apprebensive. As far back as last winter the Teal estate tooms in the West and South began to be looked npon with suspicion by Onanciers, and Danks refused to lend money on land at the high ¥aluations which the borrowers insisted on. The ‘Bewer lines of railroad also have found It less easy to raise the means for their construction since the securities of the older and stronger roads nave been so much depressed. The potential evils ‘which everybody dreaded have ,provided their own preventives inja measure. A lull is likely to take piace im certain other fields of speculation lke that which has been witnessed ta Wall street, but nobody has anything to fear from them except those who are heavily loaded ‘witn securities carried on a margin. Even the ‘sanguine invester who has bought town lots in the Inidst of a wild western cornfield need not be fright- ened if be has obtained a clear title and paid his Purchase money outright. The land ts there, and nothing but an earthquake of inconcetvabiedimen- sions can rob himofit. If he has paid only a part ‘of the price, however, and left the rest on time, be may find himself without anything to show for his expenditure except a bit of highly valuable ex- perience, Which will have a tendency to keep him out of such risky ventures for the future. The same may be sald of the weak dealer in stocks, If he is engaged in a good, legitimate occupation, he had better give up his dreams of sudden millions and devote bis whole attention to building up bis Dusiness, There ts nothing discouraging in the outlook for the coming winter except for people whoare trying to do something which, they are Dertectly aware, neither nature nor circumstances ‘Otted them to, A year ago Mr. Powderiy the boldness to step tm and put an end toa im Chicago which ‘was got up for the benefit of a political wire- puller, who freely boasted of bis ability to black- mail party leaders by threats of a misuse of his in- ‘Muence among the Knights of Labor. All the ene inies of the general master workman fell upon him ‘with abuse for this interference, and at tne Min- Reapolls assembly an effort was made ‘o have him censured for it When the assembly sustained him it broke the hearts of the chrouic strikers, ‘Who now propose to secede in a body rrom the so- ciety. By all means let them go where they will ‘nd a more congenial atmosphere. The order of Knights of Labor was founded for the purpose of ‘adjusting and harmonizing the relations of labor and capital, not of disrupting them; and those ‘Knights who want to obstruct the fulfilment of ‘Unis design have no business in its membership. a An estimable stock, embracing the most rep- ‘atable kinds and qualities We carry anele- (ant line of the celebrated B. Priestly & Co.'s Bick Gooda, which rank second to none, At- tention ia called to » special line of BLACK ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, which are close imitation of the silk-warp ‘goods, and are very desirable. Width 40 inches. Prices 75¢, 8740 $1, $1.12% and $1.25 per yard. Width 45 inches, 75c, $1.00 and 81.25 per yard. tabrice, ‘Stripes and Mixtures, Most sttractive styles we have ever shown. 36 inch Ail-wool Bisek-and-gray Stripes, only ‘SQe per yard 42 ineh Aul-woo! Bleck-ané-gray Checks snd Stripes, 750, $1 and § 1.25 per sard. Special—42 inch Bisch-and-gray, Silk-and- wool-mized Checks and Piaids, very dresey styles, 81.25, 81.3734 and $1.50 per yard. 50 inch Biack-and-gray All-woo! Checks and Pull line of Courtland’s celebrated Bisck Engliah Crepes, in single and double widths, for ‘trimmungs and veil, OTE. A prominent feature of this department ie the supplying of complete mourning outfit, ‘and when cireamstanons are such that ladies do Rot care to shop themselves, our Miss Boyd will call on them with samples, prices, &e., and take their orders, Our Dress-making force is so large that we can furnish se many outfits as may be desired ‘at very short notice. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ete. nw. Evzermo Fon Buss. Our Infants’ Wear Department, located in the Parlors formerly occupied by the Art Depart- ment, on second floor, is showing s most com- plete line of Baby Apparel, embracing not only all the pauctical things, but many “novelties” ‘and dainty bite. Read the following list, which, ‘notwithstanding ite length, does not tell baif of what might be told: Infants’ Cabrio Slipa, 260, 37340, to 750 each, Infants" Nainsook Slips, $1.37, 61.75, $2.76, to 69 each. Infants’ Cambrio Shirts, 25¢, 36c, and 3740 Infants’ Linen Shirts, 45c and 62140 each. Infants’ Knitted Worsted Shirta, short sleeves, 37 hc: long sleeves, 50c, 75c, and 87 4c each. Infante Fine Silk Shirts, $1.25 and ¢1.50 acl Infan $s’ Flannel Short Skirts, 62c, 750, 940, 1, to #1.25 each. Infants’ Fiaunel Long Skirts, $1 to $4 each. Infante’ Hand-knit Worsted Secques, white, and fancy, 356, 50e, 750, $1, 81.25, $1.50, and $1.75 cach. Infants’ Hand-knit Worsted Hoods, #20, 50c, G5c, #1, and $1.37 each. Iniants’ Mother Hubbard Cambric Short Infante’ Nainsook Short Dresses, made “Gretchen” waist, $2.75 to @5 each. Infante’ Fine French Mull Caps, 50c, 62}, and 75¢ each. Infante’ Fine Silk-embroidered caps, $2, $2.25, 62.50, and #3 each, infants’ “Baptismal” Robes, hsndsomely trimmed with lace and embroidery, §7 to $15. Infante’ Flannel Shawls, silk-embroidered, Te, 91.25, 91.50, 82, 82.25, 10 $4 each. Infants’ Cashmere Long Cloaks, €3.75, $4.50, $5.50, 86, $6.50, $7.50, $9, 810, 810.50, (812.50, and $13.50 each. Infante’ Silk-embroidered Long Cloaks, $15.50 to 815 50 each We are also showing « superb line of Coste and Cloaks for children from one totwo yeass of age, and quote: Cuildreu’s Striped Jersey Flannel Costs, $3.25 each. Children’s Checked-cloth Coata, $4 each. Chi-dren's Diayonal-cloth Cloaks, fesmmed with Astrathan, $9 0c Children's Five Hiderdown Cloaks, @5.50 eacl Children’s Imported Boucle Cloaks, in seal brown and Navy blue, 88.50 each. Price on paper is no criterion of quality. It is abeolutely necessary, in order to secure any ‘Sdequate ides of the larceness, attractivences, ‘and intrinsic worth of this stock, to give its ‘ertonal inepection Zs fe show s number of styles at nearly every rice nained above, (Second floor, through either arch ) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Fata nw. 17 SIZE “GEN. “a” TE oe TAB and 747 Sth ot ae. THE BON MARCHE’S ADVERTISE- MENT I8 CHANGED ‘EVERY Day. L A CCO ERB L aA CO E LE hak A 6 6 E. Tub a ‘co To-day we talk a little of Laces, and. tion particularly toa line of Blsck 8 Fichus, warranted all silk, at 48c.. 680. and 85e. each. We rusrantee them worth @5¢. 89¢. At the same counter you will find Black. Beaded Lace Trimmings, heavily beaded. Price 3vc. and 5c, and 75¢. ‘Wo sre having a laree asle for our Momie Cloth, Anctent Hand-made and Twilled ‘and Envelopes. Their superior quality and excep- tional value are becoming known and ‘We continue tofurnushs fine Copper Plate, engraved. Soxesmase ‘steel-finiahed Cards printed, irish Linen, ‘Twilled Papers THE BBR 00 BBB oo ON KN MM A RI Puy A Poe EE MMMM AA $ HE g28 AAA g o ot Maa BR cco 07 316-318 7TH BT ¥. W. 5-8 Sar WIDE VENETIAN STAIR CARPET, 10:50. Taba 7 oe eae IT: NOT VERY LONG 460 & YOUNG FRIEND OF OURS BEGAN HOUSE- REEPING, AND WE PITTED AIM OUT COMPLETELY, FROM ATTIO TO OKL- LAR 18 INCOME 18 NOT LARGE, BUT WE LET HIM HAVE WHAT FURNITURE, STOVES, 210, HE WANTED, AND ARRANGED ‘THAT HB SHOULD PAY ACERTAIN SUM BACH WEEK UNTIL THE BILL ‘WaS SETTLED. THE LAST PAY- MENT HE MADE ON MONDAY, THE 10TH INSTANT, “I AM PERFECTLY SATISFIRD WITH THE EXTIRE AR- RANGEMENT. YOU HAVE DOFE JUST AS YOU AGREED.” THAT WAS WHAT HE SAID. WE SAID: “AMEX.” HOUSE & HERMARNS CASH AND CBEDIT HOUSE oltw 921 AND 923 SEVENTH 8T. ¥. W. 017-30, HAE trey oxsuine ga te rol i 50 TK atour usually ?>w prices, im large variety of styles, in fine, medium, and cheap grades, at TOPHAM’S TRUNK AND HARNESS FACTORY, 1231 Penns, sve, New Iucorren Wasre. SEATON PERBY. (uccesor to Puna & BuornEn) Rn ARDS JUES, ALL SIZES, AT $25, ‘VISITES AND hears ie ge Og Im ls can etnulh= = Se! oa CHEV- oe rt AOD, Neier ee Pian sai TANGY FRENCH 500. TO 93 ‘FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, ‘Peasr Bor.pixe, eacmewmeneear nie Sobk 24 INC! ye Sareea 745 maT: aes Tevrone fre in full armor, prepared obeale ‘hay’ be uiade ou Gu superb ntsc of” FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. ‘The tall and slim, the short and stout, Tapert Sand peal esas aed jyhed” by Adler on the brain we reste do it ae well and st so trifling an out- “YOU MAY GO FURTHER AND FARE WORSE” Rp OR py RR ean Ries to style, of raring reais nes kk Cnerathnae ante ag OUB STANDARD ALOFT, VICTOR & ADLE ‘Ten Per Cest Clothing Hous, 927 and 920 7thet. n.w., corner Maes. sve, Strletty One Price, ; (Open Saturday until 12 pm Repvornoxs Exrascnomazy. (Owins to anticipated legislation on the tariff, mport- ‘ers have been letting out their Drese-goods and Linens ata secrifce. Therefore we offer our recent purchases ‘at from 20 to 30 per cent less thana fortnight ago. ‘Among these we mention s $2.25 Mascot Black Silk ot 91.95; 9 $1.50 Guinet Silk at $1.25; 500. Velveteens at 350; @1.45 Silk Velvets and Phehesst @1; G5c. Jer say Cloths at 500; 40-inch 600, at 5c.: 61.25 Drap de Almas etta Cloth at $1: 6240. Black Cashmere st 50c.: 750. 66-inch Table Damask st 50c. ; $1 do. at75e., and $1.25 do. at 87540.; Towels T5c. to 66 dosen: Napkins, 49c. to @4 dozen: Crash Se, Woalso offer Wamsutta Cotton at 100; 10-4 Sheeting st 15%. ; De. Warner's Cor- Drees Goods $7 40.; @1.25 Henri- Fenphe) New Exssowser Marzsus. Fetal «5» an Prices. at OPPENHEIMER 2, ols, 528 Oth st n.w., 8. Cloud Building. ‘OER come. ‘Two Hundred (200) Barrels Pure Jute Cider fom Western, ‘Rew York im etege and to ar. “For mle te Dalene at low pean, Apoty to As: Ix Tincama ‘TAILORING PROPER—THAT 18, BUILD- Ise A SUIT TO FIT A PARTICULAR FORM-MAY PROPERLY BE CLASSED AMONG THE ARTS. THERE IS NO BUBI- ‘NESS OF A MORE MECHANICAL NATURE WHERE THE ARTISTS FANCY HAS FULLER SCOPE, OR INTO WHICH HB pseens ae 4 ‘HIS OWN INDIVIDUALITY THAN INTO CUSTOM TAILORING. IT I8 NOT A yy MERE MATTER OF BULE AND MEAS. Wiss ena beat keen pega eked aris ace am UREMENTS ALONE. THE CUTTERS EYE-His GENIUS. IF YOU Witt— PLAYS AS IMPORTANT A PART IN FASHIOKING A GARMENT TO FIT COR- RECTLY AS DOBS HIS RULE OR TAPE We LINE THAT OUR CUTTERS EXCEL In ‘THEIR LINE THE GARMENTS WORX jaxt D = (OROUGHLY FIRST-CLASS W. to fi ning work. ine evening ‘wages will be paid to competent [Sth at. nw. WAX; ED A G00, Coron COLORED ae WHO cam 8.7 JONES, food stove, 208 Uist mer ——" /— A CHAMBERM AID. take whocan od houis'ahd' places Apply at OLA E ae kw LP Oe BEST DRESSED MEN ‘ANTED=A ¥ A WHITE eu 70,D° UI NURSING oe a |e eat ae Se OMY 18 THE MOST CONVINCING | Si. between # and d o'cloc ANTED — anit’ at AScoMPTIRE D ss PROOF WE HAVE TO OFFER. 15, VERDE GIS tain wate, oe 'T! wath, 00 DO. oan RAL HOU + ‘BE. ‘THAT WE HAVE IN STOCK-IN THE Gam , SInt 3s ro at 2028 P om PIECE-EVERYTHING THAT 18 KEW Te WaANtTep—at PLEASANT, WITHIN AND NOVEL IN THE WORLD OF WOOL- Winn {Talk of gtreet cars, white wonann, 10 ooking weucral washitig ot iron ‘ENS WE SHALL BE GLAD TO PROVR 13:3, Star of TO YOUR SATISFACTION WHEN you cuttine' Tres HONOR US WITH A VISIT. make biel BEFORE PLACING YOUB ORDER FOR ‘YOUR FALL OUTFIT, YOU CAN SPEND ANTED = pete AN HOUR VERY PROFITABLY IN LOOK- em ING THROUGH OUR TAILORING DE- PARTMENT, FOURTH FLOOR; ACCESS BY ELEVATOR OR STAIRWAY. RESPECTFULLY, SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘ wee mouth quired: ing: SS Feferences required. Wien week; call Ypecmoually. Fe F.1 ‘ANTED-WAIST, AN ‘AND 8KIRT- HANDS. | THOR- competent to cut, make aud t irapery; only such persons + also. pnd $0 Wiz B=COOK, a1075 620 ‘MAIDS, ‘box 017-30" Tina gore aust wi derstand \d.iress Box 53, Star office, 1t* ANFED-_WHITE MAN WHO THOROUGHLY understands opening oysters at raw ue %, aud to uy, useful Reference required. ats. 5 oN TURDaY = Aa ACT aS position requiring six ood relobensee sentiaed actary Une, 428 bait WASTED—ONE ‘COOK AND ONE SECOND GIRL; must be well recommended. Apply between 9 and 11a, m., at 3017 O'st 2. w. ANTED-A GOOD CARVASSER TO GOTO. a ae wore ‘one here, for Home 017 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. gua sise-Workers, Man rs, Walters, References, E a ‘TOM-MADE RAG CARPET, ie ne Bese eworty Sper Giee WARTED=COOKS. USEROUR ES ab onaine | o15-' 745 and 747 8th st. ae. other help male, maie and female. Hi ie oar Syrquins Norwoenaty dail ore ia HRMS Help Avene jor 360i F fou a Aes WwW m1 jntaloon hand. th at. aw. Tae Como Fasstoxs HINTS ABOUT YOUB NEW DRESS. HOW TO GET PRACTICAL IDEAS. famil ing waxes, tons guaran WHAT A WINDOW DISPLAY TEACHES. A woman will instinctively shop outside the window of No, 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Draped there just as they might be worn are Dress ‘Patterns of colors, materials and designs no that you cannot but stop and admire them. One pattern is of BR BEMUEL ny Porters an Boras Olive Green Camel's Hair, the Skirt of Zebra Stripe of ANTED_ DUR] RES two shades of Green, with fine Terrs Cotts lines, Just py aie Rraladacr& and States, with reference. 7 ‘sufficient to help the effect; $13.00 ts the price. Another pattern st $13.00 has Navy Blue Serge ‘Skirt and Body, with Plaid Overskirt of Navy and Cadet Blue; Black Polk Dots at intervals produce # novel effect, You'll admire the $8.00 pattern; it'sof Plaid Worsted Faille (Navy Ground and Golden Brown Plaid), 4812.00 pattern of English Tweed will catch your eye. The Skirt is Brown-and.Plum-olor Check, with wide stripes, the Overdress and Basque without the stripe ; it's a pretty dress pattern. The last pattern we'll quote here is of Plum Satin Rhadame, with Brown Velvet Skirt with Raised Plush Figure on Pink Ground (a poor description of » beautiful pattern); it's cheap ANTED— house. ‘Learners 0. Ww, ANTED— POLeDia TELY WASTED HITE WAITER MAN FOR ‘best references required x 198 Star office. JV ANTED 1,000 CoMPosiTO! ‘week: 4:5 conte per one thousan ‘Rooms, 19 Park Place, New York. WANTED FIRST-CLASS WOMAN COOK, ONE ‘who understands marketing: none other need apply. 408 1th st now. between 12 and 1, 'clock “aah ie ter et t80 th at. 8, ity opepresent in or x Baume.” ileferencen “SUPT. MEG. 1585, New York, ANTED—A, ternational Tailor System” with tape-measure aloni giuineut Parle terns and Hue. B J: LESSER, “Don ‘Apply t0 JNO. Get CHW ARES EEA 18 PER e advance emma ( ate detnanded by ‘Typographical Union So, 6): situs. io competent nen, Apply Typot 015-30" we EDA GOOD BASE VOICR FOR, EPIs. copa eboir. Apply at ELLIS. & tore, 937 Penunylvauia av yan :D—TWO GOOD CANVASSERS: & nS STEAD py an heated pay to right men, stv. rv Kinds of ‘el BUREAU, at ‘at oftice of, J, 2 Sade | RESSMAKER IN EVERY Fi raat. Prot. CHMISTNEM'S new “Ene or inch-rule oF as all scient tailora ani in and London Jaateriely, cut, bested dx Vv ARTES HELE 1 To DISTRIBUTE ARD OOK fect week sud ex men scyprding to ability. "Picecyentecl employment for gentlemen. No aluting, recapta or bum: Bae Write at once, 9 seed fistined cuvelone ig EMFiiie UbELY GE rag -ANTED—AGENTS IN EVERY SOORgY INTHE 0.8. $79 pe Hay frst 3. r mont ee and with snp ALL WORTH SHAS SHAN. ‘Rutherford, for $24.00. ‘The variety of colors and the richness of materials of the $1.19 Bilk Plushes will likely make you s buyer. ‘The cards displayed also have valuable information. ‘We quote some of them: “YOU ARE INVITED To the exhibition in the Gilk Department of high- includiy FRENC! wee ‘TED—DRUG-STORE ROOM, ‘without accommodations for orred. Address, with p.rticulars, B50 Massachusetts ave. n.e. ANTED-TO RENT A& PIANO; #fistolaas WANTED-MISCELLAN. EOUS WANTED, WORK TOBE, (elntletlons frou" ‘Star office. BE DONE AT HOME, ged stony ork aw TH OR lara D.C GRRE, frou fae etal 311 Let nw. Waxten—4 XOUNG. N waitleein iow ork. Cal or siden A 4th ot. nw. ED-KNOWN YOU CAN < ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR 500 WHIT: AND | Watpeee eee gece |B rex ene nw oe Wy ish ger. as bate pe amas Cra pans WASTED BY A Xe A YOUNG LADY, s eon: = ry int eGR aaa aa oe A, GENIOR STUDENT oa PHAR- Wise yASTED= Suse cee es arecs' DUUG! bs Winerarareny mere Peat -—THIRD-STORY ROOM. VERY 00) he oF two gentiowen,with eal bart 017-3" T—TWO most F eee eerie NT—LARGE, Ss Set 4 local-ty: gvery couyeuletice: wal ie Seer ‘and wite, RENT-ONE LARGE ALOOVE ROO, VERY nicely furnished: suitable for two weutiemen. clans Table Board. Referenoes 1316 ol ear corner of N st. FOR REXT— 1045 107 8-00 anus Koos on second Agon cltker screens ce comet fe : A eaelben ie FUNNISMET ih ° Two Ket, Say RR bas and'wife. Callst 050 New Yorkave nw. ol at {0K RENT—FIRST-CLASS ROOMS, Bates oF en wulte; alas frat-ol.es and ig1NT py Eratenin every Fooucorwer howe, Dew, muti tod east rout; references required, 1101 K st uw. RE Lis &. NEW YoRE Tai ean. HAVING A ya ge 2: Read eed tn, ed e- sis x Fs. RENT=PLEASAI NNY ROOMS, WITH best Table Board. an very comiott of a home, Among peoyle of reunement, house wear berdics aud Gounccticut ave, cars; reierences required: Re = HP. 1400 Cor FaSyD RY A TOURS RENE, 18 Wei Petes ee eager wo aosiei TED_ENOW. iN YOU CAN ¢ Cooks, Ni wal = WANTED OUI -ROOMS. __ "ED_BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR TWO union AN GET, ET HELP OF ANY ANY Tore ay ne = Ws ‘ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH Wa jor one af and reo ge uur connect" scl nates JOR RENT—1016 15TH ST. NEAR ARLINGTON Hotei, handsomely single, with or without ‘Table Boarders muowsted. JoK RENT—TWO FLOORS, HACK ONT AINING two lange rvouis and rivate bath; wouth front; Sable wocation: ‘uo hi OS Ft TaHED Io with Bret-claas attendance: 1019 Lath et POR _RENT—Lance NDSTORY FRONT bay-wiidow, aud Sout itd sneer Lows Circle. ‘ey window house, 1104.0 at. aw; Heat and fat! 10 per mouth. Ola-st {OR RENT—LAUGE CHEERFUL HA D- ME or if desired; dare: Rite oF geutie: references required. 1:30 We NTED—THE OOCASIONAL USE OF A Sa {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR saeeetlonne. Address NEMO, Star: eb Suite, convenient tv cars; grate fre if desired; ae Feierence. given aud required. 113? 17th st. ATED FO RECO TO RENT — UNFURNIGI BY A (3 Bs cae physician of highest references, « OK RENT—170 708 L ST. W., NEAR CONNECTI- with PCy a = ieee eae cut a two ——~4 furnished Rooms, second Tove of ftom fiver, tovviergraeharateig, wit beat gue atl Ua green tf h ‘and 18th cb tora and Kise mG, | windont open kre; fecmsculis tout ret BuRPRORE, Sr tatcne SIS | Fr em ts, manag, ANTED—AT ONCE, PARTLY FURNISHED OR | Vato tammy; Do chiuren Reference required. 015-2" floor epuouan tnd wife ony.” Tens mtat bemok: | FOR, RENT — PRIA’ TE FAMILY. ROOMS, ELE —! Wrandly furnished, wi jartiee wi — te enter glee Mungt state | rercrences, house bearly hew, abd eaultarlly perfect. ecomny Ido Fee mw, of ae 708, jRENT i414 liTH ST. N. 3 UNFUR- Wash ‘D—A PARTIALLY FURNISHED OR UN- furnished house of 10 or 11 roowm in Burthwest- ern »:ction, for siz months rent aot to exceed @75 Der Bo! . Star office. 15-20 -BY | A TAD. IN © IN OFFICE A Bi: ou ol Toom with board; convenient to refer: 014-3t° TWO, IN NORTH- Boor of house, fur ‘expected, Star odiceol 3 ot Pas eae . XO. L., Sta ve customers ‘consulting Eo So iz beh ot aw. WV ANTED—n00: is-MORE CUSTOMERS THAN we can sult vin Fooue to, Feit cat ___ WANTED--HOUSES. 'ANTED—A HOUSE \ORTHWEST, We ‘$8,000: cash. Address FROM z 1. WHITNE, o to rene RENTING 014-30" Wy SEED ROT 1, BY Ey “ADULTS can furuish references, a aix oF elgtit-room Brick House, between 34 and Lsth. ste. Peunayivant tiie Ralhacaaraae oo Pai ANTED—TO RENT F B SMALL, FAMILY. A ‘moderate-sized, Furnished House in north weet state particulars. A ‘Star office. 015-3t! ANTED TO aaataa MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE to1 Bill or Geo oneetow Toavon. bleent, would buy at investment sie. etret aud ‘tinker and es est terme, ‘BALLON, Star ollice, Weartieario! PURCHASE BRICK Hf O 3 Gy Ez. ‘with about 10 rooms, in northwest section; must be koad-sized lot, and Dot excwed $8,000 in price, dress K. F. J., Star office. O1S-3t_ WANTED BY, NOVEMBER TAN UNFUR- ished House, not ; mod. r tof 1vuiet, and south of ik Address La 0 npa. west of 17th Bear once, o16-ae ‘ANTED FOR CASH A House, northwest or OR SEVEN BOOM v= sng price, sires number aise of ot, Bor St ben ‘ANTED_TO BUY A HOUSE, ROR] HWEst, Nie ‘Star office, ie ed table board given in exchanwe: location two peleed Imported Dress Noveltion, (The colors are too | listo‘ tar otc, ns ne ar Cae Gelicate to display here)." WAXTEDONE OB TOG eget WHO “BLACK SILKS Bir Once. family; five Box 110 Star ome mien Oot ae Cualty ABO DE FG | WANTED, 10 BORROW ON FIRST-CLASS REAL Prices.. 90.98 $1.29 $1.39 $1.48 61.60 91.98 6225 drew JH Starttce. camtiteadebladle 2 ‘Notice below a fac simile of the written guarantee given (on application) with all Black silks." YOU'LL SEE IT IN THE WINDOW. INTED —L Dantes or questions neceveat Manassa ed Bian: brio be ae Dies AND GEN LEME War “ mattresses made over in Sir ea work doue at resideuce if desired. BON 14th and ¥ ets. .0. One advantage of the Dress Patterns offered by the PALAIS ROYAL is that NO TWO ARE ALIKE Other ‘Advantages are that you save time, money, and ANTED— PARLOR. FURNITURE. cra — YOU DOWT SEE im the window any display of Wraps; but it's s fact that some genuine Imported English Walking Jackets have just been received. They are of Broadcloth, in allcolors, The Sstin-lined Sleeves, the finish, the fit, ‘the something you can’t define, tells you eloquently— | furui Wits: Wir ame or BORROW 814 10F OMe OF two years; «ill morursgs gu hopes ‘wide lot near 1th BOK 149, staroffice, _ol4-3t TE FEATHER B BEDS, CARPETS, FURNI- ea eke OPER ToaE stent seu ca gi ree Bor wix TED INFORMATION | oF eed eee mn, Beds Addn ‘JOSEPH TURNER Wa kB, Wanskuck, 01: “ATS PER CENT. rors, or entire they're real English. $9.48 each. The American ‘made in imitation are really wonderful; they have Japped seams, and the matertal and finish isapvarently SO, Blar office. pei "HOLSTERIN« *. (E PARLOR Y OUR Bi English; they're $5.98 each. People with money to cere pare should buy thetr Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets als. 981 Coutor Marto, and ‘now. Warm-weather prices are quoted. The Short Seal Jackets, with long fronts and bell sleeves, are attractive and fashionable. The Astrakhan Jackets and Visites ‘wil be tuchlonabla, # 708 my Judge oy the quantities | auTEDa Wet securit) we at gta WANTED Dikecr FROM OWNERS, Houses placed with us will et iigerity aie od z collected. UF Ox Pense. ken! Stectsa HOLLAND & 313, 1913 Fete Adjoinine bun Bula, LOST_AND FOUND. Lie SATURDAY, 4 i pSOOTCH TERRIER: answers to the naive of © ‘had on tag No. 29. Liberal reward if feturned to a oF | sie Sa-aATORDAT NIGHT, OCTOBER 15.4 Cow with brown syote, on Fuerte st n.¥., Aso OST {ON SUNDAY, OCT. 16. ON OTH ST. NEAR Tutte Fourth Presbyterian chute, ov tn vesloute at Sains, a pair of wed eye-glasses and. ave. n. Ww. and receive rewurd. OST SATURDAY, NIGHT, g REWFOUND. its breasts Liberal soar teturned pee i—LEFT IN A CARRIAGE PROCURED FROM Lttrows ccntes im, the, night of the L3th inet to Goword if iter O19 at nw. cam O8T—BETWEEN 8ST, JOHN'S CHURCH AND F at Ww, rimmed re Cia ii edt ot 158s Rew York are OST ON OCTOBER ER ip BETWEEN 1 AND 203 between §12 and pi¢ in notes aiso'two ot owner's ae ‘if returned to 1415 8 street, oe ott & | A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID Pees oe a — abe ‘Visrse Place mw ootetee = yt CBaaing ‘CASH PRICE PAID FOR gee aeerrhs Bae TED ALL, PERSONS TO TRY VELLINE 20 FR aoe Le ae MEE sla! df 5 and variety on view at the bd VALLE RO ols 1227, 1119 Ps. sve, Faz Axo Wires Dix Qoova ‘We have © full line of FALL end WINTER DRY GOODS, of all kinds at prices that cannot be beaten. ‘Dress Goods from 12%, 25, 37, 50 to $1.50. ‘BLACK and COLORED SILKS, DAMES from 750. $1.00, $1.25. ere I Asmall lot of the FRENOH ROBES, embscidered froat, 610, 812.50, $13.50, 915. ‘ease of shortiength GINGHAMS worth 15e.st 108. icase CENTURY CLOTHS at Sc. reduced from 100. A Job lot of Knotted alnten ‘Fringe Damask Towels, 50 dos, G0doa, Men's Undershirts, 800.; Job lot, worth 61. A ephen did of Misses, Ladies Gents Hosiery and ‘at low down prices, ei beats WEDNESDAY | MORNING: e cre i retureed © 62 fake Tae ited foome ou second oF tated Aur from: iat “h cau ems ‘care pase the door, teruis ressvuable. FoR ICE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED; secoud floor, suitable for one oF two geutlewen: convenient to post office uhd pension office, terms moderate todesizaule parties. GU2 D at nw. old-2* {gH RENT—A NICELY-FUMNISHED FHONT ‘Koom iu a private family. G22 Bat. aw. © JOR KENI—2100 HT. 3S. W. VERY Tanah ‘aude inely ‘urutshed front corner ruom os c- oud for «itu board, iu private tauuily, suitable for two of gentlemal and Wife. grate wd ur- nace’ OL 5-30 JOR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ‘plished with table board, at reasonable rates.” 971 W.. OPPOSITE | FRANK. re OR RENT—930 K ST. N. W, FOUR ELEGANT lapee rooms nicely furnfsbed, en suite oF sity urst-class locatiou termns uioderate to le parties: private family. JOR RENT—471 Hi ST, PA fore, furabued at parlor Wiad ‘bot-toums wultse for geutlemmn aud wife; fre end ligut; souchern « Poste: tusnk imps. "Also two unfurtished tou, able for lit howsekecping. Kefernoe 0 POR REST CIN PRIVATE | FAMILY, THEE Koma, joor, furnished or parual.y'; aiso two Ikoum, ret tues, turuished, Kitchen included at de- sired: toyether or separately. Apply to 144 Netw. Kerstcutes, Foe BEN ICELY FURNISHED rooms, without bound, Tor geudeuan ‘and, wite or sinicle gentlemen; iydern conveniences: open Two LA erate; 600 6th st. u. w., corner lo 6.* JOR RENT—FURNISHED, A Sune or —— io geutissben aid adj, oF two singiogentiewen, aiqew eS ase [JOR RENT—FOUR NICE UNFURNISHED COM- ‘mrunicating rooms (all front), well adapted 1oF Iagat hotackvepsme, hav itug water and osu hatch, seut, including gua, water, Of two Jateobes, $20 in advance, “Apply 12588 that hw. ols JOR RENT—TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED © com: lwulicating Foouis ob second flooc, well adap. tor dent pane 2 Keut, cred = ze. $8.50 in advance. Apply 2717 3 JOR, RENT—1016 t 3 aE Ww. Board: Licht cars pass the door! sation; table first class, tel noderate iitable” for mau and specialty. references nicbon or anfarntaed Apply cos of vad aue i OR | crit aigce CST. N.W., cality, convenient to several lives of care lance, Ricely-furniabed. cheerful at hoe ae tl iy-furmi client {able voard cau be obtained ‘we JOR RENT — TWO GoM MUNICATING FRO: ‘Rooms, second floor; farui eat, bath.tic. ther rooms rept i; central 1 ease pext B13 Lita st. o15-3t" Fe RENT-IF A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE exntlauan, desires ‘loon, beautifully furnished. open fnce cw, house, every couveulence, ote —WELL-FURNISHED SECOND AND handsomely Fag REST_IN PRIVATE FAMILY. TWO Rooms, joor trout and two on. thind aii “Sandsowsly t Inland ave., pear 15th st-; references cuiry of BAXTER ‘& MscGOWAN, 1008 ‘old: RENT — FURNISHED OR UN ro large second, story com Foomte at 815 3d ot new. Cal a RENT—1219 M 17 ST. NW, OPPOSITE DR ar splendid oom; first-class Ore {SINGLE OR ns Penn. ave, ol4-3t RENT—TWO FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED sittiag and bed-room: folding bed. bay window, Seats ivory msterats | Save” we patty. £106 Wath we nw.” ola F eae tml Bee eee oe vate se aw eee Pee; 8T. N.W. A Seesetecers fs shove ‘Drie EVANS, sa PERSONAL aoeecctees meaner es es east peay fat Mei Waa pes JOR KENT—IN A NEW HOUSE, NEAR DUPONT esa | KE APOE ig ARE ROUSE NEA pOrOXT Farniabea: Telerenoe. Seale gis Tae a we ANCE MOHCR #2-2m___ Real Betate and Loans, 131 Fst haw 8100,000 Ae oe, HEAD Sountry ‘Telepuons 780, Gu. WHITE & 00. aod" ave xt ET | POREY To Loan MI ts, ROOMS. PARLOR AN ope come TRNIAHED pain mre ___FOR RENT— Sree (ENT —HAN! . 1331 = sigeny ies a Calabar ss Death. at Feasonabie rates, RENT_HANDSOME ¥! Fis oh VOU wt, tne cellar and STEIUE x ETAT OL 2TH 8K W, Teoma army lout. state’ outrun vom, ecco Slowly tarnished, fooms, house has od tps ‘aie Sire ne heals Sw eet a retreat x she NT OFFICE ONE LARGE FRONT hoon, Kath end toch farutehed, sath heat and on is. ie PAK quire of 148 F po A ee FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS JOR KENT-—STABLE FOR 1 HORSE: 86 ees ites Fanths bhnsuta, 120 sth ate, woe f a don Tots NEW BRIG! soto REAR OF 1 Pe aS room. Apply st 1 x Real Fstate OU POT ane. ‘ONRY TO LOA ALL ns Taper suMa, 0: approved Keal Ketate security. ter Iieamouable WIMEK, 1423 F ot, . _1.000___ay22)_THOS. B WAQGAMAN._ ‘OANe— Veal Hstate Loane, Army and Navy Officers’ Pay. flier STOCKH AND DOXDe wooD ComMANGIAL FAVERL aud otuer Aret-class ‘securities, No delay’ Ge- | here security 14 good, M. DEMPSEY, Broker, _20-3m ‘Now York ave, ow LOWEST RATES OF INS PCE Lp Aras ey ND & ___ 1313 F st, Adjoining Sun Busldine, AXs IX OUK HANDS TO LOAN Oo Teal estate security, iu wums to sulla & JOHNSTON, 738 15th et. nw. ie TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE iN SUMa Wau ab Gwent Lake Uf Luiterent _ee1s o yo TO LOANON arr Stay ‘oderate commissious. Nv delay. M0 GEO. W-L4NKING. cof, Mama 3 QNEY TO LOAN Sums WO BULL at lowest rm nt @utesccunu. FTO TOL YPN, 24:7 Pouusplvauin ave, OVEDMEALES CALE ONEX TOI rok LOAN ASE Aa cena AUS. ‘TOLoaN i REALESTALL, AL LOWES ARE “Cinexnowen ano8, Me joey EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR Fines dane securitien at lowest fates of uutcrost ‘eels yyibere te weet it ood abso KEEN. 303 7th stn. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ Tr A BARGAIN, PRICE, rercial and Keal Estate Meg ps peas TekhoN & Ham $10,000 2 ‘och ‘eerured 1 het mort vata estate bearing 6 per cont recess Sue ‘ispwae’ of the shove, nO ComUseSICn: oe 1B. Siar oie. LIMITED LOCAL INVESTMENT Principal and 8 Ter cent interest ganraiiteed, b eg an almost certain: 100 per cout” advance, Por particulars address GUAKANTEE, Star office. 015 SURANCE. — PUAL INSURANCE. & fected in the Howard Iusurabe: Cov pany of Bal more by JOHN F. CULLINANE Oldst 407 0 INVESTORS IN REAL § several pieces of Keal Estate (fru located on principal avenues ex short distance of the city, whict 1 ain wulning of at Inveestinent ‘prices, of will join parties im syndicates for subdivisiou, &e ST SUIT, _ol4-Im 40% 6th st. nw. Wem ‘A tenant fore Bix-story Building to te erected on F street, between 12th and 13th streets, 40 fect frou toa widealley. Building will be constructed to suit HUFTY & DYER, 1:01 F «treet. ANTED_TO BORROW ON IMPROVED PROF. Sry 88/000. brat, mortwage; “Anions! tt ery worth doable simouus required. ath per ¢ Bo coumlonipu. Address box U5 bear vith 10 ‘Loan and Trust Co. Hon. AC. WiMAl Treasurer Cuited States, President. Interest Principal paid by the Cheuliral Stuoual Book SIX PER CENT LUANS, GUARANTEED BY THE | Sas Arent rx pope Villa Site, 1 acre of lund, mear the Agueduct Bridge, commanding s marnifient view of * C surround Sere ‘ved dairy buniuess, averamiig $600 per i aiidings, well feoed. Trutt teeee: very. ss Srvatton aes ae CORDSBORG Fe “BALE ON EASy TEKMS—S) urban homes, bich and bealtiy locations, from 2 to 3 udies trom Washington, comtai.riug 1 ecre up t- 330; inuproved aud Uuimproved. suitable for gardenita. dary, FULL OF pout 9 ralsitig. oF for pesidencee oi por” ots nurs d is buaiivess i cae city. | Wil take porsoe to see property free of <a. of send for owe List of property. tM. SYPH RD & 00. 015-t JOR SALE — “RAVENSWOOD.” Ville, Md. This tand on soeiseetta aie : a peynecreoseae Se sce HS 0x 5 wise aan 1007 Penusyivania ave, JOR RENT —1i6 MILES FROM CITY, NEAR rie, eee Oe Seite ee SR aS pose fruit and vor tables in season tae "ol horwim = carruwres, cows, chickens, &e. Address box 13), stat Foasnans SPRINGS. A ¥ PrIClENT Tumber of Lote having been sold ‘to Justity the ite orvenlantion Of the ay dicate, 1s pv, ured to Siete yScveron Nite ik a MaccOWal 015-3t° “10vr-1010 ee aaron FoR RENT tam or track. rain o wk otto and 2 Siikie Luvine, 203 wae ae. 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