Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDVESDAY November 16, 1987. «MOSBY S. NOYES. ‘She Evening Star has a regular, permanent born fide daily circulation more than treble it ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that «fall the other duily papers here added together. ‘The reports of the sub-committees on rafircats ‘and schools, read at the meeting of the Citizens’ Committee last night, are instructive and valu- able papers, The warning against a hasty presen- tation of conclusions and demands, unaccompanied Dy the supporting facts and reasoning, has been heeded by these sub-committees, and their re- Ports, deriving special interest from the immediate Amportance of their subjects and giving every evi- Gence of painstaking and intelligent labor, are ereditable to themselves and to the Citizens’ Com- mittee, ‘The suggestions of the railroad sub-committee as to routes in the city and site of union depot are torun the gauntlet of a spectal meeting, and the Giscussion will doubtless be animated. At this stage of the movement there will naturally be contention and wide differences of opinion upon these points. Every street in East Washington will seek to escape the distinction of having the B. & O. road run upon or under 1, Northwest Washington, including Georgetown, will strive Yo bring the union depot toa location as conven- Jet of access to it as public Interests will permit, ‘and objection may be anticipated from that quar- Yerto the proposed site on reservation 17, three Squares south of the Capitol. It ts to be hoped, however, that the representatives of all the dif- Jerent interrsts to be protected will enter upon the discussion in a spirit of conciliation and compro- mise. The public geuerally will welcome gladly ‘ay plan, whether suggested by a section of the ity, or by the Commissioners, or by Congress, which will relieve northeast Washington, and as nearly as possible relieve South Washington of surface railroads, rescue the ‘Mail, and provide a union depot at @ reasonably convenient point, the nearer to the residence cen- ler of the city, without sacrificing the other ends in view, the better. The attainment of these re- sults in some way ts of more consequence than the adoption tn detail of any one plan proposed, and nothing will be accomplished unless this fact !s recognized, and unless Citizens’ Committee, Commissioners and local pres unite to con- Vince Congress that in this general desire the community is substantially unanimous, any dit- ferences of opinion as to particular routes and depot sites being of minor consequence and subordinated the harmonious demand for relief tn some shape from existing evils. The report of the ratiroad sub- committee 13 a valuable contribution to the dis eussion which will result, Tax Stax hopes, through acessious on all sides {n removing many annoy- ces and causes of damage by our railroads to "ns, and to business Interests, and, by obiiter- = The railroad disfigurement from the Mall, ow beauty to the city. best way toprevent the growth of anarchy in this country 1s to shut out those classes of foreigners who furnish leaders and supporters to the doc- terme. To-day the United States isan asylum for all people of the earth, except the Chinese. Yet if ‘we are to judge from recent events the Chinese are far less harmful than the anarchist element ‘that has crept in with the great and desirable ‘Dody of immigrants from Germany. The Chinese, even where they have settled densely and done ‘their worst in competition with American laborers, have not bred such disasters as the active leaders and agitators of the anarchist stripe. Notwith- standing this preponderance of credit in favor We Chinese it does not follow that Ger- man immigration is to be forbidden as | ‘Cat of the Chinese waa The Chinese if objec- tionable are so as a masa The exceptions are few and far between that would prove the anti-chinese Jaw unjust. The reverse is the case in regard to ‘the German Immigrants that have landed on our shores. There is a small percentage of anarchists and criminals among them, while to the orderiy industrious German population in this country we owe no small part of the general prosperity and advancement of the newly settled sections of the ‘West. The German has also, let it be said, always assimilated well with the native born American. ‘The only way to keep down the anarchists $s to look sharply after them after they come here. With such careful detective work as ts done in New York, there need ve no alarm. One considerable reason why Chicago fared so badly in contend ng ‘with the enemies of law and order was the tact that the city trusted to private rather than oMictal detectives. Strict and intelligent police surveillance, and not proscription in the immigra- ‘on laws Is the need in this trying juncture, Mr. Howard Atkinson's solution of the fisheries G@Mieulty, whieh ts simply the purchase by the United States of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and ‘Newfoundland, which embrace the disputed fish- ing grounds, is a good one if the advantage of a Permanent settlement of the controversy is con- Sidered. Mr. Seward bought Alaska to determine the possession of the Pacific coast at a time ‘Wuen there Was apprehension of trouble with En- gland over the matter. Our Mexican boundary has been tmproved by purchase and no one, of course, would gaimsay the wisdom of the Louts- jana purchase. But is Eogland likely to sell the mouth of the St. Lawrence? The Canadian Pactnc ‘Faliroad is already terrorized by the fear that the ‘orthern Pucitic will tap the business of Manitoba Dy a feeder runaing to Winnipeg, and the St. Law- Fence being a poor Winter outlet, the Dominion People have been trying to get a line to Boston ‘which Would be a good winter port for them. The sale of the provinces Mr. Atkinson names, would Practically tie up the Canadian Pacific system and place Canada under the jurisdiction of our customs service. The map of the United States would not de materially changed. The northeramost point Of our territory would be the Straits of Belle Isle ‘under the fity-first instead of the forty-ninth Parallel, But those provinces can't be had for a — no Geo. Sheridan ia his annual report incidentally makes aucther argument for the transfer of ‘the Indian office to the War Department. He says ‘the Crow disturbance was due to the ‘triffing cir- cumstance that, while celebrating the theft of some horses from the Pi gans, some Crow let a] Dullet 1F toward the agent's house. This made | ‘the agent angry, and he went at the Crows before ‘their orzy bad cooled off, and by his domineering Iaanner provoked the whole trouble. Just how an Army officer would deal with suca an Incident can Ouly be imagined. But those who profess w know something about Indian humor say it 1s one of ‘thetr Little jokes to send a bullet now and then ‘Where it wil! scare, but dono harm. They arenot near So apt to joke in this way with soldiers ag ‘Teuderteet, like the Crow ageat. It must be ad. mitted, however, that there are arguments just a8 strong as this which favor the retention of the Indian office where it ix —— aaa Ramen peat AP | on, fighting to thelast. He doesn’t want to stay | if his policy is to be reversed, and he hopes, (in spite of hit matural forebodingson the suvject) | ‘that the President's integrity will outlast the se Veranet Of Sparks’ connection with the administra tom, It is just possible that an honest and ag: xTessive mao can be found who wil! protect the United States against land monopoiles and land frauds, without insulting and tojuring Westera settlers in a body, and withou’ offending by inso- In eeny asetseme mens with [aoe Secretary Fairchild has done what be could to- ward India pailanthropy by deciding that Moa- tape Indians going over into the British Posses- ‘sions need not pay duty on their dog-fsh oll when they come back. The dog-fish in American waters May object, Dut the paramount necessity of im- Proving the Indian here cuts athwart the great prineipie of protection. New E: GLAND SAUSAGE. Onders are now betug taken, for Weekly Supplies of this delicious article. It comes in packages con- taining two pounds rach. 3. W. BURCHELL 1326 F st. B00 novse or HENRY CLEWB & CO, 13 and 15 Broad street, New York. Investment and Manginal Orders executed. ‘Mewbers of the X.Y. Stock and Coffes Pro- duce Exchanges, also Chicago Board of Trade. ‘Four percent interest allowed on Deposit Accounts, alLaw MERRY LARK, WHEN JOYFULLY SING- ING IN ASCENDING TO THE HIGH! Don't mind the fact that our Remnant Rooms are situated on the Third Floor. Come and becon- ‘vinced that it is PRACTICAL AND BENEFICIAL To examine our Large VARIETY OF REMNANTS, ‘and make Purchases according to your judgment! LIST OF BARGAINS FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY: An immense lot of FANCY GOODS, such as Dressing (Cases, Candlesticks. Brush-Holders, Albums and many others, at half value, in order to close them out. We admit thefact that these articles are left from Mast year, hence the Great Sacrifice to effect 8 apeody A new invotee of the well-known HEMSTITCHED AND BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, warranted fast colors, at Se. each. Several hundred dozen LADIES’ COLLARS AND CHEMISETTES, at Se. Se, 12% and 19, Worth 10 12 18 ae. ‘We would advise you to call early, in order to be benefited by this bargain, as we have the manufactur- rw’ assurauce that this is the last lot which can be sold at such low figures. A job lot of MEN'S SUSPENDERS, different styles, colors, and qualities, equal in elasticity to any sus- pender in the market. We will offer at lc.» pair. Regular value of any in the lot no less than 25¢. Great Specialties in our BLANKET AND COMFORT DEPARTMENT. COMFORTS at G4c. and upward. WHITE BLANKETS at 9c. sud upward. We have also added to our Third Floor a Department of Dress, ranging in price from Se. to 25c. per yard, including many rare bargains. Consequently it will pay any person to come and examine some of the Great Offerings before purchasing a Dress. Alot of ODDS AND ENDS Ladies’ Gent's, and Chil- dren's MERINO UNDERWEAR at half value, in order to make room for regular stock. Several cases of BLEACHED COTTON REMNANTS, fully one yard wide, comprising some of the Best Brands in the Market. Only Sc. per yani, Regular value 10c. and 12¢. ‘The last lot of the celebrated BALMORAL SKIRTS consisting of 4 widths, with a beautiful border. The dest skirt in the market for domestic use. Only 4c. Standard value 75c. A new lot of BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL REMNANTS, at 20 per cent less than the value of the regular stock. An immense quantity of LADIES’ CANTON FLAN- NEL UNDERWEAR, such as Pants, Skirts, &c., at REDUCED PRICES. 1 lot of Manchester Dotted and Corded Velveteens, in all the latest shades, at the extremely low figure of -25¢. Standard value, 75¢. Come and examine them. ‘ONE PRICE, AS USUAL. i Rem fan AA ERE ote = -— 8g GGG BUR & bl aa fh Saas tae a3 426, a6" 422, 424, 426, 7th st., 417, 419 8th st Croaxs, Croaxs. ‘We have about 500 CLOAKS and JACKETS, which ‘must be closed out this season, and we marked them at such prices that will make them go. CLOAKS, Misses’, at 2, reduced from 85. “ Ladies’, @5, sold for 835 and $40. “97 85. $15, a, ‘We have all sizes, qualities, and lengths, ‘These Cloaks must be sold, regardless of cost, to JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, als 713 Market Space. For Suz. STOCK AND GOOD WILL or THE HARDWARE HOUSE or CAMPBELL & CO. “ESTABLISHED 1800. ‘The above house carries Builders’, Machinists’, Tin- ner, Coachimakers’, Blacksmiths’ and General Sup- bes, ‘Terma made known on application at 606 Pennsyl- vanis eve., near B. and P. depos wlé-see YOU KNOW WE ADVERTISED 4 FEW DAYS SINCE A SPECIAL SALE OF OUR TRIMMED PAT- TERN HATS AND BONNETS, SOME OF WHICH WERE THE FINE GOODS MADE UP FOR OUR OPENING. ON THE STRENGTH OF THAT AN- NOUNCEMENT WE HAVE SOLD QUITE A NUM- BER OF THESE FINE GOODS, AND WE HAVE NOW ONLY A PEW REMAINING. WHAT THESE ARE COMPRISE HATS AND BONNETS DESIGNED BY US, AND MADE UP IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART. THEY COMPRISE FASHIONABLE CHAPEAUX, MADE TOSELL AT $9, $10, 811, $12, ASD 814. WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL THESE AT AT ONCE, 48 WE HAVE SOME NEW SHAPES AND STYLES TO EXHIBIT. WE THEREFORE OFFER YOU A CHOIOR OF WHAT REMAINS POR es ote «on Fair, slightly warmer weather, light to fresh west- erly shifting to southerly winds. Monmnos Anarvats MEN GOODS VERY CHEAP. VERY, VERY CHEAP LACKS. WRAPS AT SURPRISE PRICES. A JOB LOT OF JERSEYS. X-mas number Young Ladies’ Journal, 55¢. ‘MEN'S genuine English Cashmere Socks, considered cheap st 50c., only 35c., or 3 pair for $1......MEN'S ‘Scarfs for 25c. Perhaps not quite as good as the usual 50c. article, but many of you would not see the differ- ence. They are of «pod Silk and Satin and are Satin- lined. Stripes, gures, dota, in all the new shades. First floor, near door of No. 1119 Penna. ave. L A ve ee B8Sy AGES 500 pieces hand-made Torchon, Medici and Antique Laces and Insertions, 2 to 5 inches wide, 1Ze. s yard, worth from 15¢. to 25c. First floor......68" Over 100 pieces worth 25c. a yard. A job lot, of course, but warranted perfect goods. % A 25 we'w BR 2% Pb Sus8 Having filled up stock at prices much lower than de- manded earlier in the season we are not only now en- abled to offer ail sizes of the following lots, but give values, we think, pre-eminently the best in Washing- ton. ASTRAKHAN JACKETS, $10, #12, $13.50, 814, 816.50, $18.50, Satin lined, bell sleeves. ...ASTR: KHAN VISITRS, 614 to $25, bell trimming, chamois Pockets, bell sleeves, satin-lined......WALKING JACKETS, $8 and 99.50, English Broadcloth, all colors, Satin-lined sleeves, tailor-made....BRAIDED JACKETS, $16.50. Blue, Green and Black Broadcloth, extra fine _finish...... JACKETS, E:glish cloths, superior fit... MARKETS, $13.50. Striped and checked cloths, bra.d bound; coachman cape, with Satin-lined hood, 816. ... RAGLANS, 813.50, $15.50, $17, €20, $21.50, $23.75, $25, $30. Btripes, checks and plaid, English cloths, braid and fur trimmings. SEAL PLUSH JACKETS (short), bell sleeves, 821.50, 826. Extra long, $2, $26, $32, 55. SEAL PLUSH VISITES, $22, $24.50, $28, $31. Sas, ons. 944.50, $64.50, plain and with real Seal ngs. 21 SUITS VERY CHEAP. of which we bave but one of s kind at half altered (if nocessery) without extra charge, PP, PPP ERE fi & Ng a EER Py R Sag As high as 835, for somo of the imported Japanese Silk Noveltios. We quote a few of the very many cheaper styles: @3.50 for Flannel Wraps with bright colored figures, Princess back. volvet collar and cuffs, Special bargain......84.08 forthe “Mother Hubbard” -es......87 Mourning Wrapa. Striped. checked and plain Fiannels......89 for Braided Flannel Wraps with “Mother Hubbard” front and Wattewu back. Very stylish......810 Blanket Wraps. Bright colors. Comfort und atyle......812 for Cashmere and Cloth Wrapa with Fedora trout and tell sleeves, Our ex- clusive style.. arte Stuart” Plush front, Drincoes back..."--The brigitneay, sud cheerfulness and snuguess of there Wraps can't be depicted in cold print. ‘The materials, the colors. the styles make Picture the eye can better appreciate, P P P rorirorore I. AtveyE RA WW Tru S08 As a little experiment we imported a few Japanese Silk Shawls with our stock of Handkerchiefs. ‘They are very beautifully embroidered, have heavy and ele- fant fringe; shades of pink, light blue, red, white and cream. Prices: #6.68, 910, 812, $15. We don't think you'll find any like them in the country. Cer- tainly not such qualities for prices. CHEAP, GOOD JERSEYS. A Job lot of Jerseys just received. You might ask to see them. No space for description here. Think of Silk Jerseys for €1.98, That's only one of the bar- eins, PPP, A OL A IT g8Sg bee £4 £ a4 Ht Sss, Se ae 0000 oe 0 POOL AE RkOOO Aaa Bit “od aa . (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) n16, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sux Bexcauoes, Evexisa Suaves ‘We have just purchased to great advantage alot of SILK BENGALINES in beautiful tints, which we in- tend to sell at the low price of 87 4c. per yard; 19inches wide They are soft, drape nicely, and will give per- fest satisfaction in wear, As the lot isnot larce we invite an early inspection, POINT D'ESPRIT NET, GAUZES and ILLUSIONS in all colors. Full line MORIE SILKS in evening shades to match. WHITE MORIE ANTIQUE and FAILLE FRANCAIS for wed- dings. Eleant Sash Ribbons and White Laces, the largest arsortinent of evening woods at the very lowest prices. Special bargains in all Silk Velvets at $3.50 aud 85.00. Great bzrgaias in Paris Novelties, Fancy Velvets, ke, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 910 Pennaylvania ave. ONE PRICE, nz A Racker IN SMALL Bo¥s’ OVERCOATS. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING WE OPEN A LINE OF SMALL BOYS’ OVERCOATS. SIZES PROM 4 TO 10 YEARS, THAT WE SHALL SELL AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. A PURCHASE OF ENTIRE LINES OF THESE GOODS ENABLES US TO OFFER A VERY STYLISH AND NEW SCOTCH CHEVIOT CAPE OVERCOAT, THAT THE MANUFACTURER SOLD EARLY IN ‘THE SEASON FOR $6.50, GOOD VALUE AT 88.50, FOR 66. A BLUE BEAVER CAPE OVERCOAT, WARRANT- ED FAST COLOR, FOR 5. FOUR STYLES OF STRIPED AND PLAID CHE- VIOT OVEROOATS, ABSOLUTELY ALL WOOL— WARRANTED SO—AT 85. SAME GOODS BOUGHT EARLY IN THE SEASON SELL FOR 88. TWO STYLES AT 96.50; EARLY PRICE, $7.50. ONE LINE, ONLY TWELVE IN THE LOT, VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH, AT $8; CHEAP AT $10. THESE ARE THE HANDSOMEST GOODS WE HAVE EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON AT THESE PRICES. © © © & awe ts. yg id RB B BARNUM & CO, a n e £4 os alt § a5 981 PENN. AVENUE, Eee 2*4 SoS HO = AND WE URGE YOU TO LOSE NO TIME IN TaK- ING ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY. THE ‘fox YOU TO TALE ABOUT. whe ae 4820 for $14. ‘A 816 Overcoat for $12. uM A A 612 Overcoat for $8. MM ry A €8 Overcoat for $6. ivi A RG BE. pefopireeart e iS $18 All-wool Suit, either Cutaway or Sack, for $13. 2 Soma Atiirgronden otras | PAR baad 316-418 7TH ST ¥. W. or irsizom 3018 fomed, Ovreons ot 04.50, $8.50, up to $13. ‘Suit trom ¢5 to @15, which we guarantee to be worth Sez My W. from 25 to 40 per osat more chan we oe eking for MADE De 1S. Gaup scanrs. Cairns ult £2.40. #3, 04, tips Overeont ot 2.50, 8, 600 akd 84D 19 08, 31g 936 Peupeyivanis Give ws s call and be convinced. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, ‘FarLona, nie Commer 7th and @ ste. “Om Ax Apvzarstxe Dovaz~ ‘Last week and the week bafore we advertised — and sold close on to 100 dosen—genuine - Scotch Lambs Wool Underwear, ful regular ‘and fashioned seams, and hand-frame made, Le, the seams are woven (not stitched), and ‘the garments are shaped to Gt the limbs and form. We sold them st ONE DOLLAR apiece; ‘very fortunately we have sbout 20 dosen left, ‘A pins and needles shop advertised yesterday in substance as follows: “Men's Scotch Woot Underwear 69 cents a garment, the balance of a lot sold to certatn of our Brother Merchants who exhibited and advertised them as @ bargain at ONE DOLLAR.” Aswe were tho only mer- chantain town who advertised Scotch Wool ‘Underwear at $1, and we knew in our own minds thatit was a fortunate and timely purchase Alone enabled us to offer such bargaing we ‘were anxious tosee how close the pins and needles shop could come to the exceptional ‘values wo offored-and are now offering. Bright and early this morning we sent ® map up there tobuy ssetof thie Scotch Underwear adver- tised at 69 cents, The urbane clerk informed our agent candidly that “*twas merely an adver- tising dodge on their part," that they could not sell Scotch Underwear for any such price; but showed and sold bim an Undershirt and Drawers of what they were palming of on the public as “Scotch Wool” Underwear st 69 cents. Itisan onlinary dyed Merino, made of cotton and waste wool. cut seams, 1e., the ‘seams are stitched—not woven—and such as we sell for 48 cents regular. We have placed them ‘on exhibition in our large show window, Market ‘Space front, along with the SCOTCH LAMBS WOOL Underwear that we aro still selling at ONE DOLLAR EACH, so that the public may see and learn the difference between “only an advertising dodge” to gull the public, and do- ing business as we understand and practice it, SAKS & COMPANY, WHO PROTECT THE PEOPLE, 216 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Visrr Tue BOSTON VARIETY STORE, ENLARGED, RENOVATED, IMPROVED. ‘From the first we distanced all competitor, We fave now besten our own record. The day is fone when the Washington public is satisfied with mosger furnishings and ordinary stock. Th» increased de mands of our metropolitan trade require the bes* pos- sible facilities for business and variety of goods. To meet this want we have added the building 709 Mar- Ket Space to our stores, 705 and 707, and have fitted up the new and rearranged the old in a way thatcan- not fail to surprise and delight the purchaser. We have placed our line of Toilet Articles across the frout of the new department. This inclndes Tooth, Nail, Hair, and Flesh Brushes, Powder Puffs and Boxes, Combs Manicure Sets, Toilet Mirrors, &c, Prices and quality unsurpassed. Occupying 40 feet of the mag- nificent cases on the side nearest 8th st., we display a line of Silver and Plated Ware second to none. Look at the list of makers: Rogers & Bro., Rogers, Smith & Co, the Meriden Brittania Co., the Meriden Silver Plate Co., the Derby Silver Co. These names are in themselves a sufficient guarantee. Next in order comes adisplay of fine Porcelains and Art Vases. This selec- tion includes Royal Worcester, Imperial Grown, Carls- vad Ivory, Doulton, Gobelin Tapestry, Persian Tap- estry, &c. These standard goods are marked at prices lower than the lowest. With these are displayed the present rage, Japanese Rose Jars and Potpourri, Alva something new. Turkish Doylies. Mats for Bric-a- Brac, Our Doll Department, with the best selected stock in America, and of our own importation, requires eparate advertisement, Watch for prices and de- scription! In enlarging our stock of fine Vases we have not neglected the cheaper and more popular varieties, Our collection is unequaled, our stock im- mense, our prices the lowest. Visit our second floor department for all Large Toys, Curtain Rods, Pictures, Easels, Cabinets, Brackets, Tables, Chairs, &c. WATCH THE PAPERS FOR OUR BARGAINS. SMITH & WARDWELL, n16-3m 705-707-709 Market Space, A ERS % THT TOR ER BRR, MA NHN SO TF i af 4 A NNN 00 = fi MM MM 00. y Bene oo Y v ne i MMM OO VY EP RH “oo Yim = Wo have removed our ZEPHYR AND ART EMBROIDERY to the SECOND gi ns consolidate it with UPHO STERY DEPARTMENT, wage our stock can be shown to a much better advan- ad cur putrops served more conutortably. OTE THE RLDUCTIONS v1rTT 00 ‘ 4 oo Tr 0° T 0 0 Tt 00 PE gh bE OG FE ON XN Ah UU Go NN 24 ‘uu mA TE RR eet RRA t fen 7% Bh REE RAN ORR £°% 83 re EG Hea & ‘00 P Hee NNN N RN ese w ERK ERR wwww gk Eg 5, Pa www be Re *K We “W ogee kee & = BEST QUALITY “ BEAR BRAND™ EK PPP HR ¥ P H 34 Z E ae y ry fa ken SBBBS iy 0, a vans ooSethy iapiersakt Nal all colors tan ed Kit acl MBI FANCY ene Aten, 1 42-1nth-wide LAGE CUTAN, taped all round, “paable boxer, MADRAS EFFECT, Lace urtatg, ‘47 laches wide, only bia pais Fae ive yalue in & pT ag) sad ieee ee hog top, Seo ae ae ty Zit a aes are pees im a iy ise tla Sih ‘S50. 61.65, 69.40, $2.75, 96.75, a, 3 long, BAP new eth s yartron BAU NES. als ‘7TH, STH AND H. D. Bua ag a ng iaaged m7 imate 5 eter wanna Change this space every day. The store is filled with excellent values in seascnable goods. > sale of Thankegiving Linens should ‘the attention of all Jadicious buyers. Nover before have we had such s run on Tor. chon Laces, Never before have we offered such bargains in them. New lots have just been opened. We oifer 1.700 yards of Torchon ‘Laces, thirty-five different patterns, ranging in width trom 3 to 2% inches, ONLY 5c. PER YARD. 2.400 yards of Torchon Laces, large vartety Of choice patterns, excellent widths, ONLY 8 AND 10 CRNTS PER YARD. 2,800 yarde of Torchon Laces, about twenty choice patterns in wide widths, ONLY 18 AND 20 CENTS PER YARD. ‘You will readily recognize in these exception- aoe valuea. We display them on s center tat front of the Lace Department, in order to factlitate selections. Qliain floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Worrer, Resraace Sxsars. ‘Wo offer the following extraordinary homage Children’s, Knit, Worsted : ildren* ety Skirte, wi aa geek and Shing ities at $1.00, $1.26, and $1.50 Farmer Satin with quilted Toate ere 14.00 each eager : seis He Sater cere ‘OA cacl Gecona floor). ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. n.1 Azr Exsnoweny Deranruent. Only a fow. very fow. outside of deslers are Suantity of ail goods weld under tbe fend of min o ei: tariala tor ala Zor fancy. work, for fancy work Shrendered'sapinited. competition op all mate: la sod for that purpose. "The result was that ‘when Dilces on certain qualities wot as low a8 they could fet some manufacturers lowered the standard of ES eS the quaut- ‘The ried fools arg only mano ie fan wil'prove to you that ‘quantity, and an ey are Superior to. the domestic, and other cheaper aoee es ways. “They are more | er. net, smoother, “stronwer, heavier, | better and richer in color and tone. ‘We have Confined our olectione 10. the ‘as we can conscientiously recommend. Full line o: slades in two and four-fold Crew ry ulema ineot miaiuped Linea Articles Fancy rnamen ‘Tidios, Tables, Havel Stands, inbrelia seenda: B-inch Ponxee Silks, in all the art shades, 3 ° S2ingh Ponder it, in all the art shades, bee Sub inch Tae ined, Seting, very handsome P{(second floor), WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F Sts. nw. Nex | Prrces Ox Saawrs awl trade is too alow. We given slight impetus in the cen, We 3 this to better acquaint you with The stock, which is particularly! lange sud cou: ete. and at the same time give it a wide distri- ciety Domestic Shawls, drop from $5 to 64 we gary Scotch ‘Wool Shawls, drop from ¢6 and sees! Five Imported Wool Shawls, drop from Fine Séotch Velvet Shawls, drop frum $10 to Sine Seotch Beaver Shawls, drop from @11.50 Reversible Cashmere ped the price on ai oleyaat wool and wile sot? iar gvening fer Cable Shawl striped in pink, HS reade | with silver bul- we Se ope ea Sette China Silk Shaw! handso-acl DBeoidered in the corners, dropped trom 10 to bets Canty Sill Shawl, sise 72272 inches from & T Crean Chita Sik Sbaw!, heavily embroid- ered in the coruers, dropped fron #25 to 810. 1 Cream Canton Silk Shawi, size 90 inches square, eluboratel cubrndete 4 in “onponite irhers, exquisite heavy frit. “ faut bargain. “Dropped fromod 8200 tind Boor) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F Sta, n, w- Mone Baawen Dress Parrenss. ‘We started to advertise Braided Robes last Friday, but they went 90 fast we dared not do so. We immediately telegraphed for more, and they came in ist evening. Here they are: Elegant All-wool Braided Pattern Robes, con- taining 9 yards of 40-inch pl in material, 41 inches of Braided Pauneling and 41 inches of narrow (2-inch) Braiding for trimming. Colors, navy, seal, bronze, bark green and garnet. Only 87.50 per dress robe. Best opportunity ever offered to secure a fine braided suit at such a reasonable price. WOODWARD & LOTHKOP, Cor. 11th and F sta, nw. Saoxme Jackets Wut Bz Scarce. ‘This is our impression. -Importers have nearly closed out their entire season's importa. tions—scattered throughout the country. Ivis imposmble to correctly gauge the demand. If we buy too many we are losers. It we donot Duy enough, you are disappointed. Last Christ- mas we were unable to buy enough of certain: styles and sizes, We have purchased more ex- tensively this season, and at present can show youan elegant weortment in all sizes. Their popularity and appropriateness for presents, and the low prices at which they are offered, impels us to make these hints thus early that you may take advantage of the opportunity now offered. ‘Men's Plain Japanese Silk Smoking Jackets, Mned with self and contrasting colors. Navy, Seal, Garnet, Cardinal, Hunter's Green and Electric Blue, only ¢5 each. Same as above, handsomely embroidered on collar, euffa, pockets and front, only 87 each. Men's Plaid Japancee Silk Smoking Jackets, Jarge varioty of handsome color-combinations im quiet styles of checks, large and small plaids, ke., $10 each. Elegant line of Men's Dressing Gowns at pro- purtio..ately low prices, ‘Men's Blanket Gowns and Bath Robes, ‘Largest and best variety we have yet shown, 80 little money never before bought 0 much com- fort, dressiness and durability. PRICES 85, 86, $9 AND $10 EACH. (Ben's Dep't, 1013 F st., entrance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n.w. propose to ‘of lower Sux Fisars. ‘Silks are more in favor than ever before, which fact has induced us to greatly enlarge our: stock, and we are now showing the largest va- riety of choice fabrics yet offered by us We confine the stock to the products of Guinet, stand pre-eminent in point of quality, finish, and intrinsic worth. ‘We ahow twenty qualities of Black Gros Grain bracing all thet are new and fashionable. ‘American Black Gros Grain Silks continue to tr > ttt i i i F i . i Vane te ren BTELLIGERT money. Call et rooms 1, G29 ¥ eh, Up stairs, a Stole. WANIED SALESMAN WAY WANTED—SMALL LINE of samples from manu: oration of- Sate ig To. yo avenare (iy lSieeereien Ee WASTED MES AND Bh Saat Miriser ees Poa. WHITE AND sen, waiters, CHAM. Waste yom: N COOKS. 810 70, 0840: oa Waiterc t Drivers or ‘Colored Men Cooks, ‘Farm Handa: ‘SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. ‘AN ED—A goon s ) SHOEMAKER FOR REPAIRS, and lodging in Je: house: 820 Lath at ot me 3 nls. ards Thee ne 'ANTED—A WHT TRL AS, CHILDREN'S aaa Roa tadutier mate at ator ae TED_—WOMEN ¢ yk: Oto 8 ‘CHAM cee ao 9 Pas hen BEAHCsINass AGENCr, SLIME se ase over swe ir TaNTEDSE NEAT COLORED GIRI, TO CooK, wash and iron fora email family. Apply at 205 TRAVEL WI1H A ‘salary y ANTED—A YOUNG. ‘dram: ue of 3 $60 yer me r hs r iA Dox GENERAL #16 $3 ANTED—POUR FIRST-CLASS CARPE! rks sision mem). a sfelock this evouing at st. nw. ALR feed. brooms, and paper. 2235 7th st nw. ANTED-—COLORED, FIRST-CLASS BUTLER Wee wife as cook and laundress. Apply at once end to-day ; also women cooks, at DICK'S Agency, 613, ANTED—A RELIABLE, GENTLEMAN, WITH some capital, to take an interest in paying cash business, SUMMEKS, 330 Ist at.n.0. 016-1 ANTED—APPRENTICES AND IMPROVERS IN Gressmaking; tatweht to cut aud Mt and. part ofthe business, Tsu Fetnw. 0. nis" ‘with, wasiting and ironing. nw. 4 p.m. at 520 6th at. o. ANTED—A NEAT AND TIDY WHITE GIRL for housework, German preferred; 305_H st. ‘Must bring references. a nlb-2 ANTED—A PARTNER TO ENGAGE IN THE jumbering business. afk ss person |.avi control gfalarre amount of Timber lands of ‘original growth. \ddiress 2007 4th nt. a. bee TANTED—WOMEN COOKS. 10 TO $40; MAIDs, Nurses, Seamstress, Saundra, Bees, On a ‘med, Salesladi sand ho Man and Wife f Batigualitios: at DICKS Agency, 613 7th at. n.' w pres WANTED—A SHOEMAKER FOR FIRST-CLASS wentlemen work, best paid if suited. Ap- ply at a.w. cor. of N, ¥. ave, and 12th si . mL e-3te WANTED — WHITE GIRL FO! GENERAL housework ; three in family; good home. Inquire of Mr. WHITNEY, 1542 North Capitol st., cor. Houn- dary’ reterences. 15-20" ANTED—LADIES TO DO SILK EMBROIDERY terials neat by ‘wail: good salary full parncuiars m wnt by ual: wood salary rey adarens s Eh Manufacture Co, 4 ‘ a THE UNITED STATES MARINE Corps—Boy. to learn Music, must be from 14 to 16 years of axe, 4 fect 10 inches iu height; well devel ‘oped and of good moral character: pay $13 per monta, Jood, cLithing a d inedical attendai:ce when sick. Ap’ ly at MAKINE BARRACKS, Washington, D. C,u12-0t ANTED — LADIES ARE OFFEKED PLAIN Beediework at their own homes (town or country) by @ wholesale house. Profitable. genuine. Good pay ea, bemade. Everything furnished. Particulars free, Address Artistic Needlework Co., 135 8th st. N.Y.City. “n9-e06m, ANTED-LADY, ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT, located ouiside ‘Washinton, to represent in her pality. a0 old. frm: refereuces.’ permanent position. YCRAFT, Supt., 34 Reade st., N.Y. D2-wdw rae TED— EMPLOYMENT OF EVERY DESCKIP- tion can be found at SOUTH WASHINGTON LABOR BUREAU, ll-lm 436 ANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- ag cuit, conducted by ladies. Ben and wonen, wi jored, for. ‘of domestic labor, and States, with reference. 717 M st. TANTED — A GOOD joold BARITONE FOR Eyiacopal choir service. Address Box 9, ‘star WASTER STUDENTS TO LEARN DRESS-CUT- WY ‘une by the Stoody Porfoct Taito it can nake a dress while lesruime,cutting, Biting as d:drensea ta Wonktr "385 Tith'sc nw. below Fat of wor c ont, pectoc tartan ta ae Piet ci eeaeas vost Pome, ditytime or ovening. | No picttre budlacass. “No ranibag simple and eany cat be operated in, the city ora country village. Any wig teas than $225 per week should soud c _ chor or full a a roceed 24 workin aitnvles and an envelope contain ie ‘Gheulags Hest” Adios IN EVERY FAMIL} Learners for Prof. CHIISTNEMS ew “hi ternational ‘Tailor Systm” with any inch-rule or tape-meaqure ‘alone, as all” scientihe “taiiors and | mineut Paris, apd Londou stter dy rials cut, busted, draj —r or ad iat ae ee "SSeS ANTED—HELP To eee W aN feiitrand a samy BANY 8 le of, PPLY ( sot, $10 10,830 pas woekand cxpeners: payment Nice, yenteel employment for k sid gentle demen, No painting. receipt, or bum; ug. Write at ouce, ‘self-ads Stamped envelope to EMFIL& SUPPLY AGENCY, West Broadway, N. ANTED-—AGENTS IN EVERY COUN’ YIN THE U.S. 879 per month and expenses. Saraples aud Se wth stunpe ALLWORTH MAN- NG CJ.. Kuthertord, N. J. gust fr FACTURL strictly private fama Tecat.on, NAVY, Star office, WASTED DIEDIATELY AND PERMANENT: ly, by agendeman, two or three rooms, fu missed unfurnished. with or without Board, stiruace heat nd open fire-places, in moder: hotise, near Dupont oF tt Circles, oF Vi Fmout or Connecticut aventies, Ad- ess, «iving descrijtion and price, PROPRIFTOR, 2017 Qt. nw. nlG-4t ANTED — PERSONS HAVING ROOMS FOR Feut should have their address and kd of roo! puton our list. We reesive constant calls from parties: wanting root, ROUM RENTING AGENC Oth st. nw. BIe-at* yANTED—TWO COMMUNICATING | ROOMS (heated). with Board, for gentletaun, wife, datugh- ter, aud two -mall children, wi uin five minutes’ walk f Band U. depyt. State particulars aud lowest price. x1, Olney, aid. BL WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—TO RENT A PEW. OR PART OF OW! im St. John's Church. Address 1912 Sunderiat Place, stating terms, number, and location. n16-20" Al ED-A FIRST-CLASS CATERER; WILL 2ikre Giniue room in a rivate fauutly oF board: ing house; wali board some for the privilege. Si PRIVATE, Star office. ED—500 SHARES OF SHELLABARG = ‘Stock, wate prices Address PETTOBUNGH. Star ANTED_TRY OUR BUTTER sadafaction waarautead hey returnol Bulls tide 300. SoU Center Mf wo er, ribera iva yMarket’ "WM. C. SCHIBNE NTED—$300—1 W, ANT TO BORROW THREE [NE AT 20 GENTS ps better than fryodred dpa, for which I wiul give notes amviy nine Interest at tires per ‘payable in mouth rent, tac rT o WHI (OH, Star utes, x C ACTIVE : PARTNER, WITH § furniture or capital, to run « boarding house. furniture enough {or vevex rooms: The house ‘of people, Address IN XK! Wy ANTED-GeNTLEMAN '@ HORSE AND W:. buswy would ke to obtain position with Peal os "do collecting wr out-dour work, Seif a oilectutg gr outdo a. 0 Wasten Es. FOR FIVE SHARES STOCK IN Poa LACHLEN & BATCI HeLDEh é n15-3t 225 F st. uw. TED_PARLOR FURNITURE REUPH( ‘ANTED—Pi pe ek ectremies Linea t Rete Witand Fsucne algo Wena ON c CAPITOL aut s Hav. jas houses te" for sale or vt Nero tele rent : sins Sues SMB VOT Toto te se Aaa ke | SA SITUATION A WHITE GIRL bermaid and plain sewing in a first-class ‘an furnish the best of references. “Apriy st street now. nba ANTED-BY A SETTLED, EXPERIENCED wropan. » Situation ae ladys undersiande also accustomed te pg et Sewers *, ANTED—BY A SOBER AND INDUSIRIOTS aay understand~ his = gay « SF a A AN‘ED—ORDERS OR WHITE AND COL i Oy 9 nurses, 50 housemen, 50 watiers, companions, house EEL eS he aaa oa O30GS7 Fat ANTED—AT HE UARTERS we ova, Chanibernite aigoenr dena guid Nurses onmistrean Wen Waite Sache, Butiors SAWL A. COOMBS O46 Fat wks mvt We BY ee ae te a vets chanibermald or wurse. ADI" 4 ie AXTED-BT A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL. fed ivan. 4 Situat on a comchimnan. Reference given. + O24 Vet is ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN 15 YEARS OLD, W writing to wane nioncl xetetuls useial hong desire, to learn some busines. est ur city. refers ence Audress EXIERPRISc LIME KILNS. Star ofttee, aes ANTED_BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAA a} 2 3 a Best o references given if requited. private family, to Warne ent aa ere syuall fauully no washing, beat references valet stn it Ware PLOYMENT AFTER 7 P. M. Writing of any kind preferred. nwcommenda- tions furnished. “Alaress Box 42. Star office. ulU-Bt ANTED—BY A RESPEC a Biluat.ou as seamstress 40 plain sewing ress T. SB. Star oilice. ni6-at Wants YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDKESS ty RBG ITE ccd ostions education deur oma Miter PQRIB Are opulice, references A 1- “Addrew BUS WARIED A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN DE- Siresa place as infant's nurse or housek dest of refereuces; apply at S10 1Sth #t. a WASTED Postttons FOR WoMEN ids, wurses. w itcress, seamstress, Inndeeen, White, colored and Japauose , Butlers com hinen, walters and house boys; city references; at DIC! 613 7th ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED @ Situation as house girl aud wadtress in a privat ¥- Good retervnes given. Call at 1138 Jou a, 2 et) Wyaxtep—ay A FRENCH YOUNG LADY, 4 Po- as coverness for clibirea above four years, ply ALL, 1606 K st. . PERSON ld SITU ;eapeut ard fit oF take care of diy; beet retorence, ven PAR. ules ITUATION FIRST-CLASS ak, puivate, family: good refer Addrvms GKACE, Star Office. uld-3t J ANTED-A | SITUATION BY | FIRST-CLASS aL Cook in private oF business house. ty ces, Address Box 141 Star office. Pe refe NTED—KNOWN THAT HELP OF ATL KINDS ch iden; or by ISIAS, Star of as hs Warhead st South Washington Labor Buarea 430 7thetawe a. eee” : WANTED--HOUSES. W sSTe>omepraren Y Rowe, wo stuall Houses, $1,000 each, that will rent well aud pay good per cout on:amsun ree ee eee eeu Tait & WIMER, _ni6-3t a 23 F at. WAXIED-A FURNISHED HOUSE wy Most careful teuant for one or two montis from, Sabu" | wry Isthext, in the, northwestern section of the eity | Pent motto exceed @125 per mouth an, opportuul | for tamily leavsue the city fur that tine DUG-tt HILL &SOHNSLON, 738 15th st. nw. WANTED — 4 NICE HOUSE, VALUE ABOUT 34.000, for which ¢1,000.caab ad tinyrov teal gitate Nib teen” iddrenas describ “property focation, ie CSDEX, start ait PED—T0 PURCHASE YOR CASH A RESI- die..or in the northwest action of the city. Kat. Ssuchusetia ave. picierted. price ut to exceed 900. Address, giving full particulars, Box 100, tar uitice. dase ‘western att, of citys wood ‘newhborhovd: with "all woitra ‘iauprovements: "imust' uot exceod 10,000 to LL O'iu rive; will exchae a tow of "Adress, xvi Sis rt. “ymente. Adress, xavitig Yu “lars, KISKE Star ome. ad nim ANTED—DIRECT FROM ( BRICK house on Capitol Hill for . and one for 500, and one tor $4,500; also brick house in the 14.500 and for $0,000. 1u08. St mw, Telephone cail,47-3. BENSEY. WaAxtED pice FLOM OWNEMS, HOUSES and. Lote for ‘Any property Pisce Gt as wilh Oe ira ave ‘uivertian! afore ‘— pense. tiected. WOCLAND & THOMPSON. dels 1313 Fst, Adjoiniue Sun Buildin, BUSINESS CHANCES, _ HAVE HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS AND STABLE, wil start im Vasiniess with auy one, “Audress ne Fe. SALES D.UG “STULE, NICE | ignot pi Wing a offer, desires to change business no reusouable offer willbe | used: ancaccliemt opportumity for ® phariuacyst. "0. Box 230. presi 3 DOING A BUSINESS of eixht thousand a year, with a jong lease, which Gan be transferred, and ove of the best locations in the city. Address Box 08, Star offica ulo-Be ‘OR EXCHANGE — HANDSOME NEW HOUSE, orthwest for NEIGHBOR- OW RAE ne st, ae Z.000. 1 want rae houne: win jot iho obyettion wo Geurgetows), Kive loc {ou aud price of your property.” Address “PA Lit FAMILIAD,” star oince. ‘mlo-kn HE AKLINGTON BRICK-MACHINE COMPA. . Charles M. pledey, Premdent), offers for ited auuOULt OF the Capital stock, to balance ‘The plaut of this company ts situated near Alexan- gna, Na nainediately ‘on the bank of tue Potowac reby coal aud other supplies are received oduct shipped direct by boats from the River, w eos iu costs sé ‘era for manufacture is complete, and now paking 25,000 uf the very. bewt-tempered clay Uric Ake company has a contract for the entire product prof ‘To parties seeking a home investment, safe and prof- | Gable, of a small amouut (as but tew'shares will be | ¢fered), All Vatormation cat be obtained by ayy thea un at the company's oitice, Ke tug, u 9-30 aut ahd 12-3U p. ia. daily ESTABLISHED CITY DALLY WILL BE SOLD | j As Sinai Arkdroas DAIRY, Sear ice” tl yw KENT—AT 1034 141 ST_NW. A Lal sore wid dwelling. Inquire at 1038 SANS Dey Gods . JOM SALE —a RAKE OPPORTUS to purcuss: the good will, fiztures, and turuiture ot a hotel, situated tear the ‘Cayiton aud filed with oon eeaitases Tow rent, Furniture. first-class Ke rascuahie utter refused’ Luspection wolicitated neo jOUN F- WAGGAMAR, 1003 F st. EI AIEEE HAVis UPRIONT PlaNos_WILL Teut two of these fie isteuments tiie week 10 nuke roo for a Fare stock or Holidays, or will sell on wouthly reutal. Sli Ota st bw. ndz-Oe FOR SALE OK BENT—A WELL-ESTABLISHED aud ug ainiiuiactory ;-® fare chance. tor active busiuetaiucn, Uwine roped beukh ‘the swaer Wisheatoretin. Address B x57, Suar uifice. ul2-Iwe ACCOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED), OPENS, closes, oF keeps uy Cuntract, sets of books. Part Intiteate gecounts balanced: EMIC A. NOBLE, 1520 F si. TORS-AN OPPORTUNITY 18 OF- Titeredierery say tc make moves dealing on the New Sige aid iteaco Gram Markets ove Pampuict cxplamiug tow to deal Jock am. to p.m. Address o: eall on BG BAU MGA s. Room 3, St Cloud Building, cor.9tn and F sts. n12-0t 8 | WANT BY A GENTLEMAN DOING A LUCHA. ‘ive business, & t or active (tue Jatier preterred i cxpanenced fn vumcesh wile can rt 10,000. A silent furaish vets mat ot udubied tutewcity ato ae waar” “uae, € rete i Torstar utlice. apecience an Dae INVESTOMS—I CAN OFFER SEVEHAL GOOD ots of Local Securities at TVEANY te PELOW a we Building, 1410 BUY DESIRABLE bistknse jy We, offer 1 oi ment i dedeabiy Mis: top" @.cnd part of "Lot b, egos Ing “83 “foe fn" am Bis ate abd D Sten sunt" 6b ‘fect 2 butce 47 per mauarehaot. "al Si Pepemiare tot alt } 7 ~*~ psaegepadneaihemplenonpead % H. GOLDSBOROUGH & 00. 022-3, 1405 F at, Watts ais FIRST-CLASS TA TAILOR S52 hepa See pny! MEK “ALLOK, Star rflice nl0-6t AID FOR Wasser Sept eat eee ri, Spe Enotes (010-2in* Vcavdisavauee, uw gt fa 7ubet~ waking bet. ye baer doven by bavine sous ‘anTED- | HOKSES TO. WINTER | ON (THE men 8 a eed, care =e = BY CHICA q ea 1H SALE OR EXCHANGE—A PLOWIDA 0) Frater aes Uniow Sachavnvilicg te be trees, 1 on” good Vay Full particulars call st omioe. J _2ptin < 20TH ST. NW. A GOOD TRREE-STORY 725 A oh ET Aa madera iuiprove- GoLbsbonUcGH & 6b. Ca ars EDSBOKUL GH & -msiinitinaiads Sona Oe ‘i piece. aMAxS Fat aw. SESE ere nse Unit Dtates, Relea PE einai was ails Feta. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS JOR RaNT—A 81 VEN. VE PIANO: UPERS GEYE) Octal peli Smet cutie for sari pa yard, reudering trun.portation exceeding!y advants- | of the yard for this season aud the uextat payiug | | po y ANTED—TO PURCHASE HOUSE IN NURTH: | \* | | oth. des.rubte rooms on 2d and id fo FOR RENT—ROOMs. DOR 4 OR KENT HANDSOME, APARTMENTS. rine Meee J senoly private fang. A REISS Fe Riayr. LaneeaaED MALL ROOM. Trowe Suble bed fail we: furniture, beat aud PRE mow “Ser ah at wee, oppomite Fe RENT—IN A VERY LARGE AND ELDGANT Wate Twaidence, & furnished Periot suite, * Tai Cac matinee, or Senator, aati a HANDSOME PARLORS: om = Sk plush furnitare, velvet carpet OPED fre, house south front mem Fe. fer Piano, picturen,. Re. Ineterm tape Wetueiite acaticn’ ate. Address Kinby, a ~ ie oa Fou same Sour. Box t fon BART | jlAxDeomeny roome, third floor suite of 5 hae F ome on second sod third floors: one, block fr , = Sud Arlineton. Pate dove. persans tanaly! nae A LADY FROM NEW ¥ farmisued parer, bey woe H%, merotad Soot Comveusent ty care, hesdice pass cor. M. 1 t visa SOK KENT-A NICELY PU — » mK Teterences exe, aneed, onion 2 = . KENT NAW. SULTEOF N wabed Roots, without boards cond story, private Tat 14th st car. pleasant he JOR RENT—ONE LARGE KUOM sho. frout, furvished or unfurumbed. with b #10 Gh stn, JOR ky ORS UNFURNISHED T. uished rooma, 2d floot,. suitable ior ger Lett housebeeping. G34 Khorte Ie atd avenue rr tte nso ND PLOOR JOR RENT A PRIVATE FAMILY. far Island ave. near 15ch * , very pleasant frome furnished, with board: termis reaschabue. tefer tne te: quired. BAXTER & MacGOWAN. 1008 Fat hig-ot OR RE! Too | 6th street iw K RENT—HANDSOWELY FURNISHED Svs y Toots op eeound fluor, With al modern TWo HANDSOMELY PCRNIWED emen preterted, private fi FERRE 1304 HST. NW, TWO DOOKS FRow ominiey's Hotel. half block From Aruns idsomely firhished route. ot wer h, furnace heat or erate fire RENT—ELEGAN ad sleeping rout ta desifable party overiooking The HOUSE IN NORTH. Foote on eecoad and fire places and ‘urnece By i thand-atery ro Table boaraers desired, KGE FRONT ROOMS, WITH or a party of eeutlenie t 15, KNISHED ROOMS sta, auital inquire at 2014 Did-¥ JOR RENT Fo K UNFURNISHED ROOMS. IN Fite house; al maidens turn erreita ceeeatio hae housekeeping: sual family. 108 Pet nw. nls RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN. EF Retoroncon ca suite OF single, at 1311 14th «t sed, Bhat Fo 2237 NA POLY OF Two, Two sho ond-story communicating Rooms, untarniabed. oF bil desired house nearly kev ou foar lines: Ps: nowr all the departine ts ditdesirod, Addr se Will vive nrat-clase Mtarotine. mia RENT ROOMS, EN SUITE OL gN excellent table byard can be obi iued partion, at door, Keterences OR RENT 1415 17TH STN. W ve, two fie FOCI Ot) se NEAK MASS d floor with board FURNISHED. ood snafe, with Private taney ae iehetel Tachikawa eaare trom Fran ie oleae *” RENT HANDSOMELY PULNISHEDSKOO! with board at 8.4 Mist mw mae 1 KENTON THE 1STHOF THIS Mc ‘ill have handscie suite of Nose yar ‘room, Usthirouin aid closet ou eanwe Hoar “ OR RENT T uBfuruiabed - also office Fo 8 st, socuud aud fourth toon. SOMES & SON cor Lith sind Fate w 114-68 Fok, 2 SS x PLEASANT suite of furnished | Saree om Mews Steet end Wakeds Be nieot* OK RE Tm! 1 od 1a] 1 oleae FURNISHED DUPONT sr w 5 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. PUR a. en suite oF single, with large yea, new house and fa: private, JOK KENT—A DRSIRABLE TENANT POR Pc Kooms, two beautiful yariors and tw roo. for housekeeping, with all modern lnprowes Inente. ceutral location snd iwoderate rent. -Adcreae KEFINEMENT, btar office. aldaee JOR RENT—712 N ST. FIERY FLOOR hoome, furnished of wufurniahed, suitable for housekeope ing; halt a block trom ears and ‘he square th ket - nies {OK RENT—A SPECIAL BARGAIN FIRST AND second flour euite, parlor and bedi i and attention: nicely iuruished and very c Gost uw., opposite Eydyhany church, JOR RENT— 18 1OWA CIRCLE, TWO FURNISHED FoomA.eh suite.communteatinyy bei. oe side of the Ballot edoutie Loum. mod. con Turuace Leat or opem, bre if desired. geutiemen preferred, rel quired. POR RENT 10 SUITABLE PARTY, AN ELE. Ei gamely fruisbed Third Bloor thuree’ roe and fateror, tu “hous: revercuces rrauired, 734 Kot. ww between dand 5 pea usar OR RENTTWO LALOR wiusgie or en suite. nicely furmimbed. private. Fast Cap. st. near 6th ¢ tw aud berdios conver Address KEASOS ADL. Star oftion idee JOR RENT—1e25 AND 1:27 F ST NW. HAND. souely furuished rooms, suitable tor we abet of Congress or business Luan,” Temsonable to dow | wena OK RENT_—HANDSOMELY 2D STORY Ooms, Aired FURNISHED PAR camatst ball to. Tith at. now OK RENT—TWO FFENISHED With good board private family st. care amd Lothewt. te ed. 1410Q st, KENT — NICELY) FULNISHED PRONT om, seco d floor. with Board. every conve Jers moderate, “Tetcreuce exchaticrd UNFURNISHED frout routus, very if wanted! ruleren OK RENT FURNISHED. REA’ eu suite, in private family rates in every room comber Lease 2 Feferences reyuired. new. south amd ho K tw JQOK_ KENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR fen multe, convenient tocara. grate Dre if desired: repee given aud required. 1117 Ivth st a, Swe a the Ok KENT—GOl EST N. W. Wir class board, euite of lange iand-omely fucutsbod Pariors on Birt fluor, with suuall office room & ta hed, tay window: corner house. soutivenst 9 M BT. NW. TWO PT Koolus, ob second floor, south trout, Turns aud rates; no board aud wo children. Cail aft ak m mie JOR KENT — ELEGANT FURNISHED APAET- Luents, single oF en suite, on first and second floors, suitable for an M. C. or bead of » Deyartiment , cau: Yeuent to the Arliugton and Chamberlain's. vat VOI Lith st. uw. im {OK RENT —WITH BOARD—TWO LARGE FRONT roous, 2d floor: southern exposure: Bewly furnished: convement to berdics and terms moderate, GOL TSth st nw. KR KENT-THREE ROOM», | RATED "team ulin morthweat Corer Fes o. au nly Is" BUND, Peute Avanin ave- ama 22th ot. niilw (OX KENTOWITH BOARD CHEHKEUL PUR ished Toldiug bed. 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