Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, # so D.C.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1887—SIX PAGES. THE EVENING STAR, ‘The Evening “tar bas a tegular, permanent bene fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater thas that ofall the other daily papers bere added together. Po cman Wayne County, New York, a republican strong hold of the red-hot variety, which gives the can- Gidaves of its favorite party such majorities as ‘twenty-four or twenty-five bundred tn @ total ‘Vote of some thirteen thousand, is in a state of ‘STeat agitation over the contest for school com- Inissioners in two districts. ‘The republicans have Bominated well-known gentiemea for the places, and the democrats have retorted by naming two Deautiful young women, each with a bead of olden hair and eyes of deepest blue. ‘The canvass, Ibis perbaps needless to say, has been free from those distoessing personalities which usually are exchanged when the array of contestants Is con- Bned to the sterner sex. The rival candidates have not investigated each others “records” in search of dark blots, but have con- tented themselves with presenting thelr owi claims to the suffrages of their fellow. Citizens. A quieter poiltical season bas Deen un- Known In that uelghdorhood. Some of the most active work for the democratic candidates has ‘been done by young men who never before voted any Dut the republican ticket. It wage shrewd move on the part of the opposition—choosing two Such standard-bearers as these, and forcing the Gominant party to a choice between partisan @evotion and instincts of chivalry. But it will Rot do to predict the result Ull the views of the unsentimental old farmers who live in the remote Parts of the county are expressed at the polls. —$—<—<—— ‘The presence of borabs In J.ingg’s cell ts varions- Iyexplained by the anarchisis, Spies, Fielden and Schwab think that Lingg is crazy; that he expects and seeks to die, aud means that they Shall die with Lim. Fischer does not know what to thing. Engel is still too stupid from poison to Think, Parsons explains that the authorities put ‘The bombs :n the cell to Influence public opinton. Parsons ts of the same order of explatners as Sambo, who accounted for the presence of a ‘chicken tn hfs hat by sugyesting that it must have crowied up his pants" leg. Lingg, who should Know most about the matter, and would undoubt- edly present the Parson's explanation, if there ‘were the slightest foundation for it, keeps sullenly quiet, The bombs are not of the Hopkins’ order, Dut powerfully destructive. The natural inference from the affair in tts present light ts that Ling, perhaps with the Knowledge and assistance of Parsons, bad planned as a last resort to destroy the Jail, Satnson-like, and with it himself and the @ther anarchists, Or some hope of escape in the Dreakage and confusion of an explosion may have welt in the minds of the schemers aimong the im- Prisoned anarchists. —— A discontented writer for th thinks thet Tue Stax’s encouragement of the re- quest of the workingmen free library and Yeading room tn thes city ts “a porutis plaster for a Droken back.” ‘The back of the workirgmen of this city 13 not broken. They are prosperous and Vigorous, und their successful parade indicates the fact. THe Stak’ position upon most of the Fequests for geseral legislation, made by the re- solutions, 13 well known to its Sunday (pital ft gave special approval to the which appeals directly to the peop Washington and can be satisfied at this time. The grievance of this writer seems To consist in the fact that the fellow citizens Of the organized workingmen are generally of the opinion that the decisions of courts upon legal questions should not be dictated by pubile demon- strations, whether of voters or non-votera. The District workingmen have disclaimed for thetr pa- rade an intention to frighten the courts, and will need to be protected from the imputation of their Anconsiderate friend to the contrary. ETE ‘The Commissioners indicate that the proper mode of measurement from school-room to bar- room, under the 400 feet regulation, fs by the ‘usual road of travel, and not in a straight line. ‘The question ts left open whecuer the measure Ment shal! be along an Intoxicated man’s or a sober man’s usual road of travel. If tue straignt Anne 15 to be departed froma, 1¢ would seem to be simple Justice to the most’ win travelers to the bar-room to 2 Inent conform to the Muctna Of their route. It is also indicated that, to be pro- ited, the Dar-room must be on the same simeet n & seLool, and It 1s mot sufficient that It 19 just around the corner. Tue Couuasstoners rely upon he school doy to stick to the straigut path which passes the school, and to avold the crooked way Which leads around the corner. << Evidence accumulates that Gov. Gordon of Geor- fia did not kiss Gen. Morgan in Onio, as alleged. ‘The report to that effect ts said to be a campaign Ue, an example of the desperate methods of Amer- ean politics. Political lie-distributors have noticed, however, that the denial Is not comprehensive and sweeping, Lut Usuited as to Ume and person, and the question has been raised, too late to be met be- fore election, what Morgan Was kissed if not Gen. Morgan, and where was he kissed, if not tn Ohio. Calumntators of the antl-kissing Gov. Gordon and the nob-kissable Gen. Morgan seem to have acted onthe old precedent that “this is a good enough ‘Morgan until after the election.” —$<$—<—<$ ‘The sham battle arranged to take place tn ‘Newport harbor 1% postponed till Wednesday. ‘The ostensthie reason for the change of date ts the impossibility of perfecting some of the de. tails But for this offfcial explanation, it might have been suspected by the public that the post- Ponement Was due to lack of men to carry out the Program, owing to the number that have been Sent to the hospital by accidents occurring during ‘he recent experiments, ————— General Jackson, of Macon celebrity, denies that he was recalled from his post as minister to Mex- Jeo because he got drunk there. Perhaps, then, it ‘was becatlse he talked too much, There are sev- eral formas of vice of Weakness which disquallty a man for the public service of a government that ‘wishes to be respected, and people have a charita- Die way of assuming, when offences of a certain kind are committed, that the offender 1 not in a Condition to know what he is about. —— + Of course the George party was entitled tothe ‘812 extra election inspectors, and happily it se- cured them before election. The uncertainty in regard to the united labor party vote in New York ity Was relieved slightly last night by a general agreement, based upon the action of the court, that it would poll K1z votes sure. $$ Europe ts disturbed by a new and dangerous gTOWth Which has appeared on the throat of the German Crown Prince. The news nas already sent the prices of foreign securities down and started into fresh life, In Berlin, Vienna and St. Petersburg, the popular apprehensions of political ‘trouble to come. Fees: Hars: Fras: SEAL SKIN SACQUES FROM 8125. UP. SEAL SKIN JACKETS FROM $00 UP. SHOULDER CAPES, IN BEAVER, NUTRIA, AND OTHER FURS. COLLARS IN BEAVER, NUTRIA, MONKEY, AND OTHEK FURS. BOAS, 3 YDS. LONG. IN BEAVER, NUTRIA, LEMX. HARE. AND OTHER FURS PFS, IN BEAVEK, OTTER, NUTRIA, SEAL. LYNX. AND OF HER FURS. phOMSIAS MAKE MUFYS, FROM 75 CENTS “Eanes SEAL CAPS, GLOVES, AND FUR WEISTLETTS. UR TKIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS. ACHALLE FUR COLLARS FS FORGESTsovEncoaTa GENTS FUR CAPS, GLOV! MUF- oe ES AND BOYS SEAL SKIN CAPS FROM 81 TO 85. CARKIAGE KOBES AND MAN CAPER, — HEAVY CLOTA CAPs FoR GEN: — T'S AND GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, 85.86 AND. e2QFT AND STUFY HATS. 1X Ate Tater: STYLES, AT $1, $1.50, #2, #2. £3.50. #4. AND $5. — SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES FROM 9.00 ur. HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES, TRESS & 0O.’S CELEBRATED ENGLISH SILK AND DERBY HATS. DENT’ LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, ‘1201 Penn. avenue, Cor. 12th st, Established 1830. 213m soe REGARDING CRYSTAL DISCOVERY. eGusc ee zjreule i spelen THE WEATHER TO-MORROW. Fair weather, preceded by rain in Southern Virginia, light to fresh winds shifting to northerly, cooler Wednesday morning followed by s slight rise in tem- perature. To Monrows Great Suow. “PALAIS ROYAL" UPHOLSTERY DISPLAY.+ A VERY BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION. RICH DECORATIONS FOR YOUR HOMES. FILMY CURTAINS AND GORGEOUS DRAPINGS. HIGH-ART NOVELTIES AT SURPRISE PRICES. You'll see few things m the window but {h the de- Partment on the 3d floor the display will agreeably sur- Prise, We bad visitors this morning whose homes are the acme of refined elegance: and, whose shopping ¢x- Doriences are not confiued to Washington or even the United States. We are proud of the patronage of the elite of Washington—not because of thetr social posl- tion, but because their refined taste gives weight to their flattering eriticiems, To give an ides of the size of the Upholstery, House- keeping Goods and Blanket departments we need only write they cover the entire 3d floor over stores Nos, 1117 and 1119 Penn. ave., and 401, 403, 405 and €07 12th at n.w. A bright light from ‘spacious windows facing east, west and south: and every accommodation for visitors wishing to write letters, read the papers, meet friends, &e., makes this floor the favorite of our patrons, Weare having s patent alr cushion attached to the levator, and in a few days will «ive an exhibition of a virtues. Loox for notice of the event here. The elevator ropes are to becut at the siath floor, and the furious “runaway” will be received on ite air-filled bed so gently that the passengers will mot be spilled— the passengers will be glasses filled with water. ‘The Pal sis Royal clevator is to be absolutely safe, a9 the exhibstion will demonstrate. CURTAINS. Cur $100 Curtains and Porticres are cheap—cheap Decuuse we know, (our patrons have also so assured ‘us) the Philadelphia and New York prices for identical soos range from $105 to 8115, ‘Our Curtain Scrim at Zc. is usually retailed for 12340. yard. We quote the two extreme prices but claim for the thousand and one intermediate prices equally superior values, AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN. 50 pairs Nottingnam Curtains: designs a facsimile of Irish point curtains, worth $50. Our price is tobe 32.50 pair, but we regret to write more cannot be ptained. FW" Hotel proprietors and others please notice. Some Chenille portieres st 87 a pair,our buyer as- sures ts are as good as sold by him when at Wanamak- e's for $7.50 « pair, TO THOSE WHO HAVE WAITED. Fast received another case of tat Embossed Plush Lambrequin, 13 in. wide at 75c, a yard. The last of ‘these goods, FURNITURE COVERINGS. A half-dozen beautiful novelties of oriental design and coloring in the new Brocatelies, #4.50 a yard. The Ramie coverings at 50c. a yard are of beautiful tapes- try designs and colors, Prices for tiner goods creep up sradually to many dollars a yard, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. Felt, cloth, plu ‘ile, Jute. velour, tapestry. The variety of sizes and prices make this branch of our department ALARGE DEPARTMENT IN ITSELF. Extraordinary values are sowe Satin finished table covers with brocaded centers and bonlers for 81 335. ‘The Madras Scaris at 30, 50, 69, 85c. 81 and 81.25, arein greater variety than you'll expect to find in Washington. SMYRNA RUGS. ‘The prices like the sizes begin small and end big, The designs and the artistically blended colors are causing large sales. ABOUT THE PRICES. Aswith Rugs so with all the Palais Royal Uphol- stery Goods. The prices are the low: st possibly con- sistent with fine goods. Why our prices should be lower than usually quoted is because WE BUY AND SELL STRICTLY FOR CASH; and, are direct agents for the home menufacturers, aud direct importers of European novelties. Sse Ay A IT 588g Ct at a v Po kk un a’ Tt S589 FR OD VT A = R eo ty & it ie gy Al EB “oo” ¥ 4 (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 28 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Wiss Wes. Gents in need of invisible and eifect fitting WIGS prices, at eau be suited at reasonable i par n8-6t* 906 7th st. u.w., upstairs. 2,000 Wik the number we had on hand, you know Well, there aren't quite ay may of them iow. We sold Of, them (Overcoat we tueat) last wing just POUKTEEN HUNDRED to be deposed Sf ru hyigel 2 # sui retoar able a that it i the ‘The representative of a New York firm, Ia eqged u"the manaiacttee of geady tude loti Sifered to buy thus cutie lot of Overtouta at our retal il etre sre sent bo ai he actual cont of magatufacture. We declined this Asteria ofr in favor ot Who will oblige us by ca: liue “early and often,” as we dp fet oaeve te ot hand wil ubply the, demand of tis jase Obvers been made in the schedule of prices OVERCOAT CRAZP. Vietory Cass. Overcost good Value for 810. Our price Cuinchitia Overcoata_‘sius and beown. bound with doub e warp Italien, Talien body liniue and sateen, neeve iiuy—wovld be cheap at $1. Our price Storm overcoats—checks and plaids, invaluable tes who are exposed foal Kua of weathers = °° Dark Melton Overcoats strictly all woot, donble wi ni wlaew 2 . prarae Linings, fancy me lining, velvet collar, 8.7 Fine Worsted Overcoat. serve lini ei *\Oxford)—double warp sateen sleeve lining, velvet collars, richly a 29.75, S. Chinchilla Overcoats_suuff color, silk velvet piping. double wary Italien ih rv orth S150 ty are worth w cen cent’ Our price” ™ Storm Overcoats plaidy-sirickly, all wool, equal to guntom:snade, Baperte haw Derts have valued these coata'at 18 Dark Worsted Overcostt Double warp satteen sleeve: luiny. milk ae Svercoatun this market, anne ‘his iot for ‘210. ‘bille| ta | ios woo) pores Crarnte, piss nd brow, at woo im- ‘into hich jtriken” Steady? The shock a a savere ous, to 14.75 buys Zaman ere erste inca sate dody'of coat and sleeves lined with ese lenge yor to duslicate any in P ARIS) Eas Goons. WE HAVE OPEND TO-DAV OUR IMPOR- TATION OF PARIS EVENING GOODS, CON- SISTING OF FANCY ILLUSIONS, NETTS AND GAUZES, IN ALL COLORS, WITH A FULL LINE OF MOIRE SILKS TO MATCH. AN EARLY INSPECTION 18 SOLICITED. ONE PRICE W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania ave, SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK. 36-tnch All-wool Senge 37i4c., reduced from 50c. ‘#4-inch All-wool Diagonal 50c., former price 75c. afd latiee’ Cloth for Tailor-made Suite 75e..61.00 SPLENDID VALUE BLACK CASHMERE 50, 62%, and 75 eta, a7 LADIES’ ENGLISH WALKING COATS AND NEW- MARKETS AT LESS THAN OOST. T bd GREATEST : ae roe (OR THREE DAYS ONLY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,0 snd 10, ‘We offer the choice of Sixteen Hundred Fine FUR DERBY HATS, in all the lead- ing shapes, for ONE DOLLAR AND THIRTY-FIVE CENTS. ‘Not one of the entire lot worth leas than $2.35, and fully five hundred of them worth i Pe ; q & & it kil , a “dS Until Thursday Evening at 7 o'clock your choice of the lot for ei. SAKS & COMPANY, tft vi 28 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. . PPP PEI ss pr ge 8 o Ht dye Sss8 po Eee ‘Goo H A°4 PALLET ANS 8b BOE 4 AN NNN NN OO UU 4 NN TrIT E r HM T NN ? 48 OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. JUST RECEIVED A Dew hneof LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, TABLE COVERS, &c., which we guarantee to sell 25 PER CENT BELOW ANY HOUSE IN TOWN. OUR LEADERS IN LACE CURTAIN! oh TOIy pretty Curtain, 3 yards long, taped all round, worth $1.25. An extra value for $1, ta ped all round, 3 yards long. ‘359 yards long, handsome pattern. $1 25, eae Our $2 Curtains cannot be dt cated where for a For 83 we are Lage § an elegant Feevent in either white or ecru, wort! ry cent of $4. Our ¢4 25 Curtain is the best, value we bave in the house: itis 4 yards long, and @ beautiful pattern, worth $5. fay elegant Line at ifferent patterns, in hand- legant line forent patterps, 0. is oF Tainbour effects, OUR LEADERS IN PORTIERES: ‘These we start at 82.45, 3 yards long, very pretty cross stripe, worth Very heavy cross atripe at $3.50, worth ¢4. An elevant Chenille Dado st $4.50, which cannot be ched tor lows than 8270. rn 34-inch le achp,tlorant Si-lgch Chenille Dado, 33 yards long, ‘An elegant lino of Silk Turcomans at $11.50, worth every penny of $15. CHENILLE PORTIERES. Very hanfeome patterua, all Chenii 3 and $7.50; 3 yards fous, 0tnches wide.” “* #650 The Cheapest Chenille Portieres ever chown in MEO intheswide, 334 yerde long. in either cherry, maroon, blue oF olive, at $9.50 s pair, worth $13.50. Weare showing 12 different patterns at pair, heavy Viena Gbenilie worth eis, | 91150 ® “yards wide, all Cheailig extra heavy, at #18 worth $23 lyuported Sheilas, worth #50, ‘Thiee a small lot noite ery cheap and we have only’ aivininareon fing t5 tell them at 81M Remember we" Bave only ing 63 se , pales, and they are worth 8:30 pair. ij ‘TABLE COVERS. NOTE THE PRICES CAREFULLY. Chenille, all colors, handsome designe, Spun Silk Covers, 4-4, 81.25, worth $1.50. Flush Covers: the prices we mention we know can- not zate, eet susmbene, Band we Hoe: "The plush i overs ie the bests atts cucapigrade. ks, Figured. handsome patterns, wiles 25ey wold overat hee eae: vag CURTAIN DRAPERIES. cream, 27 inch, 20¢.: 36 inch. me mand ae Tinted’ 27 inch, extra auality 1) inch, SOc Ge, Toe. and Boe:, all boautital Also an immense assortment of Printed t ail Draperies a CURTAIN POLES AND CHAINS. A5 foot Pole with Fire Gilt Brass Fixtures, 24c, An elerant line of Curtain Chains, rauging from 10¢ i iy ‘7TH. 8TH AND D STREETS. o 5883 i Aaa BBB A A 2? “ ‘Prnavzrma Sroar* Tie Segagtierngt* <hsie Int of mew goods tn at ot a eneh, Department will offer 12 fine Damask be cheap at Ee el cane Will offer stew oe the in e meived 3, fal en oranent of 54-inch of ot ‘54 incl aes ha, 5 inches de, cgepama eae attr and ‘Men's Fur- eo eS A as pr atek of Blakes at Istaria 2 Gayest Epee eget eae nT 938 Fb and nan. Hocsrszerzas Goons. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND MAPRING WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE ABOVE GOODS. STOCK 18 LARGE AND BARGAINS MAY BE EX- PECTED, BARNESLY'S DOUBLE DAMASK, TWO YARDS WIDE, WORTH 91.50 PER YARD, FOR@1 FINE DAMASK AND NAPKINS TO MATCH, AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. EXTRA BAR- GAINS IN TOWELS. SKE OUR 250, GOODS, THEY SURPRISE EVEBY ONE, THE BON MARCHES ADVERTISE- MENT I8 CHANGED EVERY Day. ES DRT E i. o ‘Wehave bought a lot of 50 dozen of MISSES’ BLACK RIBBED HOSE. Some have unbleached feet, and some black feet with white heels and toes. ‘The sizes run from 6 to 834. We warrant them rerular 25 cent stockings, but the job was offered us at such figure we intend to make a driveof them, and to- ‘morrow morning we will put them on saleat 2 pairs for 25 certs. This iss surpassing value. ‘We have bought another lot of 50 dozen LADIES’ ‘HOSE, comprising all sizes, in black, brown and drab. Qn the heels of these stockings is stamped $3.33. ‘which is the wholesale price per dozen. We got them under price: in fact so much go that we are going to offer them to-morrow morning at 25 cents per pair. Atthe same time we will offer 25 dozen LADIES' ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE, in black and colors, all s:zes, at 40 cents per pair. Ordinarily these stockings sell for 59 cents. THE BI 00 Ny OR ‘00 iM M) A coo FED hae A Ps go Tal Ee Mae 24 G9 Ht i bg 28 316-818 7TH ST N. W. Pa eg ae ins teesnas No bagels SAG REYNOLDS, room Ys tigy budge cor TEE wwwiith L wwww nt £ wi ob be w w it LLLL jo YY 00 uy ¥ oo uw OS WILL YOU DEPRIVE YOURSELF OF THE NEW CARPETS, FURNITURE, STOVES, OB OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS YOU ACTU- ALLY NEED? WILL YOU TWIST AND WRITHE UNDER THE WEIGHT OF NECESSITY YOU SEE NO ‘WAY OF SATISFYING? WILL YOU PAY THE HIGH FIGURES EX- ACTED BY 80-CALLED CASH HOUSES WHEN YOU CAN OBTAIN THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY WITH CREDIT? WILL YOU TAKE THE TROUBLE, IF YOU * WANT ANYTHING IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TO EXAMINE OUR PLAN OF EASY PAYMENTS—A PLAN, IN MANY RESPECTS, DIFFERENT FROM THE CREDIT SYSTEM OF ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN WASHINGTON—A PLAN WHICH HAS PROVEN ITSELF TO BE FREE FROM BUR- DENSOME OR DISAGREEABLE ENTAIL- MENTS—A PLAN WHICH OPERATES LARGELY UNDER YOUR DICTATION—A PLAN NOW ENJOYED BY HUNDREDS OF YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS-A PLAN WITH WHICH ALL OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SATISFIED—AND A PLAN INVOLVING THE, MOST EQUITABLE PROVISIONS OF ALL PREVIOUS SYSTEMS? WILL YOU CALL AND LET US EXPLAIN ‘THIS PLAN TO YOU? HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, low 921 AND 923 SEVENTH ST. N. W. A Gaear Suz Or Dar Goons BY LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pennsylvania svenue northwest, ‘In order in, anearly date a Weare aterise to ‘vublic for Fall and Wine Sey jal, Ga Bicedsloth for isdlod woes, at 62 aoscr seamen ‘Wool, at 75e., worth New Apvearseurxr or WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F eta, nw, ‘The enlargement of this department enables us to show « more complete stock than ever be- fore. We take this opportunity to say that the ‘Worsteds, Tinsels, Embroidery Silks, &¢., sold by us are all imported, and are better than the domestic woods inasmuch as they are smoother, of full measure, and otherwise superior in pont of stveoyth, finish and weight, Germantown Wool, singleand double, white, Diack and colors. Only 20c. per bank. Zephyt Worsteds, split, single and double, eee eet colors, 7¢. per ‘Three-thread Saxony Wools, in all the desira- ble abades, only 15c. yer hank. Spanish Knitting Yarn, in all the art colors. Only 200, per hank. Full line of shades in Frosted Floss, Ice Wools, Also Smyrna Wools, Crewels, etc. ‘We have s few broken lots of Colored ‘Zephyrs, which we offer at reduced prices. Imported Tinsel Balls, in plain shades of Gold, Silver, Copper, Terra-Cotta, Dk. Green, and & superb variety of exquisite fancy mix- tures. 10, 15 and 20c. per ball. Those aro imported and in every way superior to the Domestic Tinsel Balls, Gold and Silver Thread on spools for etching. ‘Tinse.1e.1 Macrame Cord, in balls of 36 yards each. Only 10¢. per ball. Tinselled and Chenille Cords, plain shades and mixtures, Miniature Bells, Blides, &e., in Nickle, Silver, and Gilt. Gilt and Silver Chains by the yard. Banner Rods. Paints for Gilding. Plush or- naments, embracing Crescents, Acorns, Spikes, Balls, ke, &e, Ready-made Stamped Linen Goods, such as Whisk-broom holders, Single und Double Shoe- bags, Laundry bags, Dust bags, Umbrella cases. Immense assortment of Stamped Bureau, ‘Washstand, and Table-covers, Tidies, &e. Large variety of Nottingham Lace Tidies, all sizes, 7c to 45c each. Nottingham Lace Pillow Shams, White and Bers BO Me samess tape bound. Only 50c per ir. Cambric Pillow Shams, 33 in. ruffle, hem, and fourtucks. Only 81 per pair. Silk Plushes, in all the latest art shades, both plain, smeared, and marbled effects, Elegant line at $1.50 per yard. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F ate. n.w. Quire Sane Lrsixes Black Quilted Farmer's Satin Linings, 27 inches wide, 50c., 60c., 65c. and 75c. per yard. 18-inch Quilted All-Silk Satins, in seal, old- gold, red, black and cardinal, only 50c. per yard, 23-inch Quilted Silk Satins, all the dark and light shades, 75c. and $1 per yard. : (Lining Dept., main floor; 11th st. door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts, nw. ,} Buasrer Sate Coxrcen, The success of our special sale of Blankets has been most gratifying, and clearly demonstrates the fact that a better moneys-worth of Blankets isnot obtainable in the city. Selec ed from ‘every Blanket section in the country, aud pur- chased in immense quantities, at rock-bottom prices, we are fully prepared to meet every de- mand and guarautes to name the lowest fyrures ‘Possible to quote on like qnalities, SPECIAL —We have about 105 pairs of White Strictly All-Wool Blankets, which are very slightly discolored on the edges caused by the red binding ruvbing off. A very slight imper- fection and does not impair their wearing qual- ities in the least, We offer them as follows: Size 10-4, weight 5 Ibs,, worth 5, only $4.50. “14 “ 6° “ 659° 537. ‘These are the greatest values we have yot had the pleasure to offer. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sta. n.w. Larne Any Or Dous. ‘We did not intend to says word about Dolls for some time yet, but in view of the immensity and beauty of the stock we can no longer refrain from advertising them. They were imported for us, and as we cannot duplicate a sinsle one of these again this sason, we recommend that youcall and make your selection while the as- sortment is unbroken, We have: Wax Dolls, Bisque Dolls, ‘Washable Dolla Jointed Dolls. Jumean Dolls. Talking Dolla.: Closing-eyes Dolls, Baby Dolls. ‘Turning-face Dolls. Papa and Mama Dolls, &e. Dressed and Undressed Dolls, blondes and brunettes, with and,without bangs, with and ‘without shoes. Dolls of almost every description. ‘We pick out a few for honorary mention, viz: 00 Dressed Bisque Jointed Baby Dolls (3 inches high), golden hair, movable limbs, only 5c. each. 800 Kid-body Bisque-head Dolls (foot high), blondes and brunettes, only 25c. each. Same, size larger, 30c. each. 500 All-Bisque Jointed Dolls, turning face, and movable Umbs; golden hair with bangs, only 50c. each. 250 Bisque-Head Dolls, foot-and-a-half high, lovely golden hair and bangs, with pretty white cap, only 50c. each. 200 Bisque Turning-Head Dolls, with kid body, one foot hixh, shoes and stockings, fine head of hair, only 75¢. each, 200 Biaque-Head Jointed Dolls, fine head of flaxen hair, besutiful features, stands @ foot high, only $1 each. + 200 Bisque-Head Jointed Dolls, whitekid boay, goes to sleep, stands two fect high, and wears shoes and stockings; blondes and brunettes, only 62 each. Range of prices: 15¢ 25c.. 35¢, 50c., 75¢ 87c 81, $1.25, $1.50, 61.75, $2, $2.50, 83, 84, 64.50, and up. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sts. n. w. Banoarss Ix Sux Laces. We offer the following lote of Fancy Silk Laces 33 per cont less than thetr usual selling price: Lot 1—-33-inch “Novelty” Silk .aees in Pink, ‘Light Blue, and Cream, also Pink Silk and Wool Laces. only 20c. per yard. Lot 2—4}y-inch “Novelty” Silk Laces in Pink and Cream, also Pink Silk and Wool Laces, only 25c. per yard. Lot 3-6%-inch “Novelty” Bilk Laces in Light ‘Blue, Cream, and Pink, also Pink Silk and Wool tity of each lot and style we advise an early call. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHKOP, Gor. 11th and F ats, nw. Renate ¢¢ ey aot ralSwoatter Seeks | Rew Srrcray Arraacrioxs eae eet sents = Seite DROP IN. TOWELS. 95 dosen 20 by 40 Extra-heevy Double Huck and Birdeye Gerwan Linen Towels, knotted fringe, with three-inch faggoting above, blue Sok Ne Se of Flannels, Blankets, Domestics DROP IX NAPEING. bu ins 250 dozen % Bleached German Linen Damask feeiene seenen: o20-tw sad Slory ch Pet tg it iy STSWmSct es WANTED--SITUATIONS. __WANTED--HELP. >A SETTLED Wo Be iaiiocrrerge is store, 1416 eae ae slats ad WAST Rah Taub onan i ee n8-2t° Sa RS AS atid df at 512 3d st, lored. Butlers stn. 'ANTED-NURSERY GOVERNESS FOR German psig store-room, woman fof = FD — VOLUNTEE! “Ta08 7 eT fogs where ood Ware a Sere on ah cory store, “Address HU Napier ofise, ub yANTED-A enerel howe’ ing and ironing. ANTED — WHITE HORSE SHOE) er more per week, and o to Lynchbure, V w ey was piles a SF relerecer DICE'S Ageuss, ois ONE BUT Wiens aes eWbole st aed rie OOK: AL8Q AH HOUSE E GIRL a bly at Dr. REXBURN'S, 2129 F ps-2t® ‘ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, #10 10 840; CHAM NS Narn eaten tea ite i “abbr SEAS A OOUMBS, 920 Frat. WASTEDIAN EXPERIENCED Gttyct BY AND at clerk. Apply northeast corner Sd and Mary. laud ave. 2.0. WANSTED-A LADY WITH GOOD REF ra uremplogmeus four hours das pot der rey are ol see, EASON BCS, IS a Pan. - ‘ANTED-ALL KINDS OF HELP. THE CO- Wi Mata HPS ge AE, TE deatcietaaemae Sen ee ‘and wituat iets ‘opposite Palais fe are so te Ni TED—AN ENERGETIC AND RELIABLE to who god wages will be givens Apply UGHES, oiiceof The Daily Sua, 7th & a BUSINESS A GENTLEMAN IN OU short di tances. Salary and com. Mi ommended. Apply 10 a. m. F. 1. STE Fth ta. w. ae y ANTED—A BOY FROM 15 TO 19 TO TAKE careof cows sa help to milks Must be geod ait milker. Inquire 17th aud East Capitol, V ANTED-A, SETTLED WHITE GIRL TO DQ 50 the general house wo: refereice required. — APD! WASTED MAN AND WIFE WHO USDERSTAN! jarm lite thorourhiy; honest and w ling workers References required. “GRANT PARISH, Gaither brs, Wi y ANTED RESPECTABLE, WHITE GIRI. 6 referred, to couk and assist in house wo y¥, with Hew house and furniture. Cal ‘Mire L. 8. B., 006 Oat nw. w WaAstED TWO VEST HANDS; HIGHEST NY prices: ring sample work, “Also, two trowser mee MERTZ & CO., 1009 F street. WANZED-AN EFFICIENT, WHITE WOMAN AS inaid to wait on an huvalid and sew: good rofer- ences required. Address Box 90, Star office. n7-2t* y ANTED—1INNER .— TWO GOOD TiN-ROOF- ersand one f:rusce band. Apply cor. 9th, st, nw. JOHN PEPPER. is yARTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE: Work: inust stay at night, and bring city rerer- ence.” Apply in Store, 1109 F at. n.w. n7-2t WASTED | DIMEDIATELY — STENOGRAPHER and typewriter familiar ‘with making smend- ments; also, a Young mau OF boy to make bimself wen rally ‘useful; references. Address or cail aiter 4 g’clock, CHAS, E. BARBER, Law and Patent offices, Norris Buildizg, city. ANTED—A WOMAN AS COOK AN’ HypEkgngue bat with good references need ly at BAUM, 807 Lat. n. w. _ng-2t ANTED—A LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS SELL- W ine art work teferoucerequired. “Cal 007 Pa up stains. es yANTED-WOM Ni WOMEN! (OMEN! Wao Pinte and colored: Govks, Houseworkers, Chanivermads, we." Good wages and places. city oF try. (Sieediah and German women Wanted.) FU Buea, 630-050 F at nw. 5-6" ANTED—@30 A WEcK GUARAN LADY acvat acl ay Rubber Uudengaricat, MUS F, H. LITTLE, Cateago, TL nb. WANTED-A SALESMAN INA” FIRST-CLASG janiese ; iat mug, active and. wi Address” best references required Address PLU, Box S09. city. WAXTEOSEADY AGENTS FOR TADIES AND ‘Children's Wear. Valuable samples tee conse tionally. Weis Mra e. Wa 9 drive WASHINGTON LA! ead ba ousemaid. at SOUTH i BUREAU, 406 7th st. aw. bar, Apply 41 H st, ne. a J ANTED—ON! PLUMBER AT NO. 416 44 ST ‘Sw. JAMES F. HOK, t ANTED—APPRE! ad FOR THE U.8.N to serve anil twenty-oue years of tween fourteen and eughteen received. U.8.5. Dale, Navy-Yard, Washington. per'mouth and Yourds mide y pang arnt fia we EMPLOY ME! V reau, tee Men and women, white and colored, ' pall ‘cin mDestic r. for District and States, wit 717 M st. nw. 87-w* y ANTED — A GOOD SOLO BARITONE FOR WN Eviscopal choir service, Address Sy AEDS CODES TO LEARN DRESS-CU. ‘ue by the Moody Perfect Tailor Square; can take ANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS, ALL classes of working people, to engage in a business, aportion of which ca be doue in a small room at home, daytime or evening. No picture business No hunibug- simple and easy can be operated in the city ora country village. Any person making less than $29 Per week sould seud 10c.fur Tull directions how to procend 24 working sarupiet and an envelope contain. Iisa sana ot lars free. “Adiireaa AUBANY SUprLy GOs Albany. ST WASTEDSA DRESSMAKERIN EY Learners for Prof. CHRISTE! ruational Tailor System” with any inch-rule or permessure alone, ay all scientiie tailors and eminent Paris. Berlin and London dressmakers cut. Patterns and toateriais cut, busted, draped or, Mme. 8. J, MESSEL, “Conservatory of Aludes, Fastu.w. Washington, D. WANTEO HELE, TO DISTRIBUTE AND cor lect, $10 to $20 per week aud expenses: payment according to ability. Nice, xentecl employment for Indice aud gentlemen, No fainting, receipts oF bum Uug. Write at once, cuclosiug self-addressed aud stainped envelope to EMYIKE SUPPLY AGENCY, 7 ‘West Broadway, N. ¥. sepo-ini WOMAN DMAN Fou ETAL NTED-SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN. og Wee cn eohiceniae or aaa wr te Address Box 53. Star office, pki" ANTED—BY A 5W! 3 D- Witten ts footioan oP bane aot Nacel es Sw = es food city references, eg WA anonx 3 YOU CAN GET HOU: —a 9 ures, \NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIKi Wane tse tation ‘as children’ nua for email family. Weterences o& changed. Callon or addres i 3B, 1013 Est.s © ANTFD— BY A_RESPECTAI 0 woman, ection gre chantawenh wayeae family, refrence can Wareaira GOOD COLORED MAN A ence; Would likers permanent position, good Teter: ‘sncen. “Address Best Sur | Wer EVERYBODY LOOKING FOR HELP of, a ‘Tipton to call and ms ack { GENT 02 TS opporite Palais Royal. 1 S eaapcas TWO WHITE GIRL alTUa mae gaint OMe, ah tb, ther ae ce Giuteds Plosse calla SpS3 i seas, ereme® He WAXTEDEY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, A Relertincn “Awol Hastie a See fi 5! ay wom. xf x. SITU, “ references, will take washing at home Apply gee WASTED} BY A SETTLED WHITE paces gua Neg Sgtattoea Wet Wider Sook Couchincn, Butere Tate SESS ‘oS WEANTEDT EOSHHION 48 BU TEL TT vate fai Shite man. sho can furn best Of city refereicen: Apply 1423 Let nw W: Y ANTED-SITUATION 48 COOK BY York: thorot soca References: call cra0b Not ne are WASTED-BoY WANTS PLACE IN BAKen some experience: good references. Apply 1NId Sth st. uw. nytt J ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS SFAMSTKESS, | e families by the day; cau inake the | far: make button holes, ahd is a perfect wachine; highest relerch.es. “Adiress | tar office. aya | WARIED- A FRENCHMAW (COOK) WANTS 4 Situation in a understands all Dbranetieg thorouebiy Song eboem. Aden D. ¥ SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND white man whoean furnish the best of ress Box 95, Star office. B7-3t* WASTED A, FRENCHMAN | FROM | Nic first-class situation as Butler tm fi clase family a Dest, reterences. FaendH BUTLER, at nw. WANTEDIAN EXPERIENCED TEACHER Dr- sires to form class of six boys under 10 years of a ave. “Apply at 1110 16th st, nw. WAN Stanton tn store or oa Adadrens ox 4, Baar office. W3NTED-A XOUNG TADY, Si dexires « poution. Address “STE WAXTED-POSITIONS FOR WHITE AND CO1- ored men and wotucn Cooks, Maida, Nurwes, Wait sty tiguveven. othe hele in fanalies otela, rants, &c. FM. BURNHAM. 630-632 F st, n.w.to WA STED-BY TWO COMPETENT, COLOREE woman, situations as chanberniaids. wailin 49 plain sewing oF to wait ou references. 1752 Lat, nw. sar * WAXTED-A YOUNG LAT desires Position as conspat oF secretary Lite, has #0 rienced houxckenper wid tra: 1 City Post Office, Washinuton. 15-30 iT HOUSPKEEPEx. CAN | 1d can aw furuish pofauy kind. at BOUIM WASHINGTON LABOR EAU, 4336 7th at. aw, it tu WASTED-BY A YOUTH. A POSITION AS SHOKT band and ‘Type-Writer im an oftice, Address “SHORTHAND,” Star office. Ww: EMAN IN ONE OF THE Buccutive Depertaqute:e torpedoed ferahent | room. first floor preferred, between tLe and 10th and loth streets. Permanent dress, «tating price, ANTED-IN NORTHWEST 8 E three adults, 3 roams, 1 amail, wi ilege of caterer. Address, ‘stating ris, U. B., Star office. Ae TED—BY AN EXPERIENCED CATERER, ‘dining room and kitchen, Address EC. Star mse W: ‘ONE OF THE Byecutive Departs iente a lenges! od furnished room, between the avenue and H.ond LOth and 15th Stiecta” Permanent if suited Address M. i. Star | omfce, ‘ ‘ we} y ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE PIANO Lessons in exchange for fu room or board. Address PROF. Star office. av W2SEED-A Hoos FOR OFFICE PURPOSES or encand, Boor, sod rent. “Aldnor FRANKEL : m WwW ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND GRAND- rate fant i th Tay nore yar ft Sag A fate orth : Given Box 80, Star office, wes PAT OF the ch ts ANTED—FURSISHED AND UNFURNISHED Fooms; can reut desirable rooms in two or three FOR RENT—ROOMS. =e RENT—ONE PARLOR WITY eT Ox jst floor alec one - Sindee south front, 61d MotB. = Two “GENTLEMEN, 7 Feeiie sss eee ea Toutes Paes we bao atk eS Foes re TNO NICELY, PUREE NEED © ON a8 fete ae owoe 20K RENT. UNE Canoe Three-windowed ‘Sewiy “antah ha roa, ‘ond for: rae Bee With or without OR RENT_THKLE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Flrocms, Bear Certtod convenient to care and oo: Roliso ivi ne e AOR RENT—002 MST. NW “aA ebecnL ‘tara 08 0m sult or a * joor: welt heated alt med. impe ™ SRM ee JOR KENT _DESTRABLI PLY POR ished rooms to wentiewen fre places and =n tty HAND) open heat: near 10thand Peis Adiress TFL aha Star othoe. FOR RENT_—WITH BOARD TWO LA hw Rooms, Wits laree ym re jaan, aiid private bath, atthe ACHUEA Sylvania ave and 224 st OR RE BONT AND HACK PARLORS, PUK: hished, beat an ga Inquire in store 1411 FURNISHED ROOMS $a ators, fronting park at 1 t., cor. of Mama ave, ticluding best abt pas Toou on Lat door back, $15. X.WOSUITROF NICELY FUE ined Fooms, withott Doard, southern ek Ory. Private fasuily of ad a: Sfacate, Gao Satta, ermrentent tg JOR RENT—A_ SP 1D SEOOND-S TORY fromt room torent 1S Freee ORE URAIMED SALOON Parlo rat floor fromt, with TOLL Lath wt. ww ey JOR RENT—1336 Q &T_N. W.. BECOND PLOOK consisting of two lange, airy Moye, furu. at cove iu frout room, “ JOR RENT—1504 IST, NW) TWO booms Phow Woruiley"s Hotel, bait block frage Arlinwtsn. aied fimely Tureihed rome ob wccund Boor, wiki Ire ot erate Bre ase JOR RENT—A DELIGHTFUL SUITE OF wri. furnished 2d floor rooms, modera coterie bath aame floor, lurve corner houwe. mmth trent ea cellent logation; private family, references, 12j3Q F. 1th. une EST NW. TO GENTLEMEN 2 mingle oF en Apply 2118 Hist nw 11915 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, PUR ‘ished, ate ome, ule or angle wi cloaeta ca alcoves JK MENT_HANDSG ore —ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Booms, ‘or mincle, with private facw'is.. de cht 10r7 Math st uw "half sgaacw trom Fr Kefereuces exchaiueed. ol? sw in Lin Pack E08, RENTS A COSY Room SEAR Carton tath and gas: board if desined, terme. tm erate. 280 Ist at ne : Fok RENT 1723 HST. NW. THREE NICELY hed comuatmicating t for wep i 2 Hamdsowuely furuished parior muita ob first ara E22, BENT OSE EW THEER O8 POUR UN. Fished roous for bourke stu 1 house wo years ol” southern exposure, SIS H st. hw. cot JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED — PARLOR O8 2 floor front ahd communicaiiug foous, botise well and homelike; prices reasousll Mth wt ew uy JOR RENT—TWO NICH BMISHED Con. Tupicating roomA, KoutErN export rey with light, owerloc Mt, Vernon square.” 100% st, cormer of K st mw. 1 JOK RENT—726 17TH ST_N.W. LANGE BRiUHT Pooms.furmaved of unfurn! Also table board ed, eu euite « 4B ST NE. WITEIN wat ISTH ST. Con WNW New York « ued rooms, biewktast mo ait? 2OR KENT-IN ted for S HANDSOME Hi PARLORS Se fipst-clanw JOR RENT—AT 11, G87. N. W.. HAND: furnished parlor and. bediocin on ist reoms on 2d Aor: also two atten, pet aS a JOR RENT— i004 117 handsomely furuis with lange closets, te Gays :‘have many customers, save money by secinie Un KOOM RENTING AGENCY. 612 Oth stu. w. w2-8t WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED-TO EXCHANGE—I Jot. 14th st. extended, for i CELLENT COR- proved city prop- 20,000; erence ih ExGu —saetheand ase cent $3,900. $500 cast 50 a month, My AES, peas = wae ‘ANTED—AT ONCE—A FURNISHED HOUSE, everything inciuded, Tension Ofice terms tot to excecd Box 01, Star office WASIED-10 BUY 4 SIX To EIGHT Room ft house: smail cash payment: balance in quarteriy tallments, Address Box 21, Star Oilice.— u3-3t" ANTED—TO PURCHASE HOUSE IN NORTH. ‘Western part of city; good neighborhood: and V with all mo lera improve ry 1000 to Douses in Bait SOHEStar‘omce WANTED 5 USECENISHED RICK, HOUs: 9 Tooms: on high ground; between 12th aud 26th audG and Nsts uw. Address Box 37, Star office no-st Wier ta net [ FROM OWNERS & BRICK house on Capitol Hill for #2,000,.and one & ms spdlane fo 4.200) sis0 nin oe in jorthwest. for and “for " TED BY DECEMBER 1, A BAY WINDOW between 10th, 11th aud Gand K: rent Hot to cxceet $75," address iutil 12th, 61'S. 6, St ce. Wares cet TERT SOD ‘Welte, with stainpa. EtOH SL SAN GFAGTUIING C6. Rutherford, Nd posi WANTED-MISCELLAN EOUS FIRST-CLASS COUPELETTE OR CAB, Ware also nickel plated haruegs snd whois outst state lowest cash price aod coudition of each iecheap. Address box 35, Star office." "It MRS, NANNIE SHAW TAKES WASH: ANTED— IE TAKI ee sit ata cn U8 Ear prices, \ ANTED-TO 18 BUY—A GOOD BECOND-HAND Wear "s English Riding Saddie, in perfect coudition, “Address, stating lowest ‘cash’ price, Box 124, Star office. NTED— HORSES TO WINTER IN ae AFEy Me ee a a pasture for exercise 3 called forand delivered if deaired. "Address Andria, Va_ City references. Please TANTED — BY CHICAGO. DEALE Waste ionenacurar tia prices p aid A ‘Address Box 577, Post of RE ey 4 ile yausing process. ‘EEclusive right to ‘tse po ats Tou. fED-PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, IN, GOOD Wits pl Rent kooms adapted ‘Apply to BENG 8 IKE: Leh Pat nod WAxTED, 20,20 threo Youn 0 ae = poy = FrusT. 45, star ofhce. 53 ANTEDDIRECK FROM OWNERS, HOU ses ses ES or can, hase ‘uberaly advertind af our ex ‘our ex saealice nottaN & Thomrsos: 1313 F st., Adjoining Sun Buildin aad | W. placed with us will be ry =z DING. {33 F3 RENT—OFFICE ROOMS—IN THE NEW Fendail Building,” corner 449 street and Loulsaus fu ud & iT —Two a0 ‘OFFICE KOOMS, AT y theecond story of THE SUX ‘sy Apply to AB PRATT u5-6t Be, op ponite City, HAL), elevator service, seain heat, elephione. without extra change. Hows all ope On the street and have hre-proof vauita. Plans cau: fren aud prices given at our office, ‘Tios. J Fisitet Cae JOK REN T_HANDSO ME with bath attac card AtOOe Lith sit. JOK RENT—221 3D ST. NW shined Buite of Hooran, with peer + MIKD-F suitable fur qr: NIGELY FoR. F without board. NICELY-FURNISHED: second-atory front room, bay window house, Lest and yas: @10 pe: month, ‘nod JOR RENT—PAKT OF ELEGANTLY FURNISBED House, Mouse ay perint onder. Tguire wt 1 Se OK RENT—VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS Ye entieman of uwcaty aud et dig a pen jamily, near Farragut square. Address ny poat-ofies JOK RENT — Fou: is a 1705 1TH with board for Fee sess ~ OPPOSTTF FRANKLIN Park, iacve iy Furugebied ta floor, atsd tafe commulii athiu Be suitable for Member or Seustur: vuiy two doure te 14th st. cars, at" Kowa, suited to & suite om second floor of 1k: Stable im pear. Brst-class refer Fee3hnt parlor aud bed-root suitable for MC Hoor; all mod. ‘Table board i desired. OR RENT—HANDSOMEL of rooms on second fluor, with ml, Vemieuces. tabie board. moderate, 1112 BM at, uw, JOR RENT —1WO HANDSOMELY PURN init rooms, eu suite, second floor, suuth front, centrally located inl northwest; convenient to butse case. aut herdics. MCLACHLEN & BAICHELDES, 1225 Fs. nw md JOR RENT—ilos NEW YORK AVE, ONE Lancs furnished front room on 2d floor, with buerd. re ferences exchaig ad. Be. Fo: Bee KENT THEE OW FOUK UNFERN ISHED ousetocpice cuilaren? pesr care’ comventent to fervnces,” 307 Mat n.w. F Ok KENT—ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR CONTAL ‘ing tw rooms. atid comiuui-ating mente. Ke- OR RENT—OFFICES—FRONT ROOM, FI Fie sly F st. FOR _RENT—STORES. » PRICE TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. uw SOR KENT-STORE 1016 11TH ST. N TED-TEY OUR BUTTERINE AT, 20 CENTS: ry Doesn't get raneld: heepe better tan x, satiatact sty ML Center Market, and S44 Northern ot WM. C. BCHIBN! ‘aus-l4w* = DRIVEN, ae ns ELS DUG. BORED AND Special attention pes ‘paid to ring wud, ie eel any ‘work doue foe stu heruis wat 3 MOPRAT S23 Sthat nee, iyl-5m* ANTED — PERSONS WISHING TO SeND Err Saison sy cine cpaawe | St Fx RENT—BUNCH'S HALL, ON TUESDAY and Friday evenings. Apply to N. BUNCH, 316 Sth st nw. urciw Fer iiiest eee orevachmat. fuguire at above mumbers iii ok RENT—PIANO AT. Teer PER MONTE A Fiust- Por a ea alla 1303,.@ bse mies He SHAMANS BENEDICI cor, cee, (TE. pee Rg. KEEP FOR THE winter an | summer, uss in advalice ; als sold. Fons ‘RENT —CALIGRAPHTTPEW HENKY s7-3m ANTED HIGHEST, aes one mee COUNTRY _ REAL ESTATE. mo | aera ats AT TACOMA PARK aa Hue San, 65000, we cen G08 and 1010 F at inh Sisk ent neat: outa trout. nw, Fok SEs FURNISHED BEAUTIFCL Famous ‘eu suite, tu private fauiiy’, bay-witniowe. abd open kratce in every foou.curmer howe. ew" mouth “td Saat trout, refereuces moyuired 101 K's mw. ‘call trom 4 }9 FST. N.W., COSY I board, be had at tue above wast Able rates: gentiemen preferred. —TWO ELEGANT ROOMS AND SIDE Jioom. open grate. elidins doors rst Boor, ¢: 910 Tt. b.w.; wow house; private f mi-bt JOR RENT—i12 HON W. 1WO FURNISHED ‘Gokguuncating parlors and "tec-roou auitasle tog = Beualor, oF wroutirin nant wale alm pom 28 Aco eae gun bat, ud wien reasotable RE} Oren ste. fret aud eecond Peng ‘iret floors Tor wenber, private bath, also three Rooms ou third foot. aoe OK CITE OF Re PKS bat eek reo mea a pee eR ee 70K KENT—FUKNISULD yom on euite, convenieat to carr: tke iven aud pane ih ‘T_O24 14TH ST, HANDSOMELY FUR. SINGLE OB re at red; 7 “Wut sta ND OF 817 MARK! ut Se ee Because. Seika Sin aioe iGE—V. ABLE ea Miproved aud tatsupmoved raved proper: Stk Bor 117, Brooklyn, 8 mat oa SELZMDID ,1J00- ARE OT Fics beta a oe —BOUMS SIBOLE., AND EN SOT: — aed terain to tenis me 092 ae sw du