Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1887, Page 2

# THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C... TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1887—-SIX PAGES. ‘dhe Evening Star bus a regular, permanent dove ide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Weshington, and much greater than that | F efall the other daily papers here added together. === == ‘The negotiations concerning the fisheries now supposed to be progressing in solemn secrecy at Wasbington give w the subject a certatn local Interest. The decay of our own Potomac fisheries has deprived the city of its former greatness a8 & headquarters of handlers of the seine, but the interest which formerly attached to the griev- ances of our takers of shad may be readily imag- Ined as transferred to the hardships of the takers ‘of cod, though suffered hundreds of miles away. ‘The controversy between the United States and | Strictly all wool, short Grea: Britain over the Canadian fisheries, which 4s to De settled If possible by the present negotia- ons, ts of sufficientiy long standing to have an ancieat and appropriately fish-iike smell. Omit ting the more antiquated phases of the dispate, the controversy, 80 far as it affects fishing rights, | wool. 87.50. 38.75. deals especially with the British “headland” ‘theory of measuring the three miles from shore over which British jurisdiction extends, and the proper construction of the treaty of 1818, which gives to Americans the liberty to take, dry, or cure fish within certain waters under British Jurisdiction, and shuts them out from Whe other inshore fisheries, but admits them to days and harbors for the pur- pose of shelter and repairing damage therein, ‘of purchasing wood and of obtaining water, and for no other purpose whatever. But the American ‘shermen now claim that the main question 1s not one of fiahing rights; that the value to them of ‘the inshore flsh-ries from which they are shut out a, however the three miles may be measured, in- ‘significant; and that the controversy in its new ‘bape is whether Canadians shall be permitted to enforce ta a barbarous fashion the unfriendly re- strictions which, for instance, prevent American fishermen who catch cod on the banks of New- foundiand, several hundred miles from Canada, from running into a Canadian port to transsntp ‘heir cargo or to buy bait or supplies to continue offshore ‘ishing. A new kind of hardship 1s also potnted out in the fact that the denial of shore and other privileges has been very recently ex- tended even to the ports and waters of New- foundiasd and Magaalen Islands in which Amsr- feans were ‘granted the lberty to fish. ‘Hitherto it has been understood that the iberty ‘to fish within certain waters carries with it the incidental privilege of procuring bait, supplies, @c., within those waters, Another specimen grievance ts found in the unreasonable Canadian laws regulating the seizure of American vessels. ‘Such selzures are encouraged by the offer of about ‘half the prize to the captor, and the American 1s sohampered by restrictions that he has little re. ress even where the capture is palpably illegal. At the very start the Canadian law puts upon him the burden of proof of the illegality of the seizure. ‘and passed. The present negotiations may show ‘that a settlement can be reached upon the “head- Jana” theory, and that the limits of British juris- ‘@iction over the inshore fisheries can be definitely agreed upon. But the task of overturning the Barrow and arbitrary Canadian interpretation of ‘the treaty of 1818, the hostile and ‘tals legistation, is a more difficult task. The United ‘States cannot afford to concede much to secure ‘That decent treatment fom a neighbor to which ‘She Is entitled without concessions, << 2 ‘The members of the English paritament now in ‘his country, who are engaged in the commenda- ‘Die work of convincing us that arbitration should De substituted for war, make a stagle exception to ‘he universality of their peace principles by de- Glaring war without quarter against the deadly American Joke. They have ventured upon a Sees oun ee Oey ont Senta, Die antagonist, and candor, not less than patriotic Pride, prompts the statement that they could not Rave been Knocked out more promptly and com- pletely by that other pecuilarly American Produet, the Hon. John L. Sullivan. The first round took place when one of the Englishmen Dutted blindly against a jocose allusion of Chauncey Depew in nis speech at the recent New York banquet, and solemnly protested against Deing misunderstood and misrepresented, Round ‘Camden last night, when the audience, after hear- img the arbitration speeches of the visitors and adopting the usual whereases and resolveds, added s resolution earnestly ‘Urging that the Principles of arbitration be adopted by England 4m the settlement of diMcuities with down-trodden Ireland, as a means of correcting “the shameful abuses that are being heaped upon defenseless Irtsh tenants under cover of the iniquitous coer- cion law.” Our unhappy visitors are beginning to ook upon the American Joke as a dreadful ogre, nts its prey with the traditional bicod- caterers “Fe-fo-f1-fum Tstaeil tue blood of an Englishman!” $$$ Baltimore and Ohio stock fell yesterday from 115 to 106 and closed weak. In this way the stock $$ ‘The welcome extended to John L. Sullivan when Be landed on English shores was evidently not strained. He has been lionized ever since to an extent which would be Iikely to turn the head of ‘much more sensibie man. In the presence of an multitude at the Westminster Aquarium Editor, | imperstively demands of condition, of ghings tm, the business world aad ‘very business ‘maa tinay he “SOUND His OWN TRUMPET ‘The blasts which we xive day will be a BE c to music rv. PEOPLE! it eee SEE . yand, medium and heavy weights. aking Of Kings” in the Overcost {i the habit of paying from p45 to 850 tor shalier garvaenta ayer when we LAST 0. Overcoste, light brown, felpgicollars and velvet Sipe, wittal ‘se nebstantal ee ee juires—would be sees jou cab have your choloe of tis lot et L obs String of Chinchilla Overcoats, biue brown, very heavy, atk Malton Overcoatamediam weight strtody all jiejton Overcosts, heavy weight, strictly all we ‘ictory Cass 810; 87. wan eee epee oa VICTOR B& ADLEB' ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, O27 and 920 7th ot. nw.,corner Massachusetts ave. Strietly One Price, 229 ‘You will find PRANSY'S stock of Overcosts ‘varied, superb, beautiful goods, artistic styles, novel fabrics, handsome and fine. Durable Moltons, wear-resisting Beavers, besutiful and ich Elysians, Wide Wale Diagonal, Brown and Gray Corkscrews, French Montagnacs, plain or ‘silk lning; all colors sn@ shsdes fashionable; Light, medium, or heavy weights. Prices to please everybody. GEORGE SPRAYSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 229 494 SEVENTH ST. N.W. OUB GREAT SALE OF EXCEPTIONAL-VALUE OVERCOATS AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN JUST THE THING THAT FHOU- SANDS OF PEOPLE WERE WAITING FOR JUDG- NG FROM THE CoxtixvoUs STREAM OF PUR- CHASERS THAT HAVE THRONGED To OUR HOUSE EVER SINCE WE FIRST ANNOUNCED THEGREAT SALE. GREAT VALUES THEY ARE 100 AT #15 RACH. a Tai, OFFERED. THE BEST WE HAVE EVEE' SEEN. CHINCHILLA BEAVERS IN ALL THE NEW AND DESIRABLE COLORS, SUCH AS BROWN, GRAY AND BLUE, LINED THROUGHOUT WITH SATIN, CORDED EDGES, STYLISHLY MADE AND PER. FECT BODY-FITTING. CANNOT BE DUPLICATED HEREABOUTS FOR LESS THAN $25 EACH, BUT UNTIL THEY ARE GONE COME HERE AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT FIPTEEN DOLLARS. KERSEYS AND MELTONS IN HANDSOME COI- ORINGS, SUCH AS “FAWN,” “LONDON SMOKE” “LONDON BEOWN" AND OTHER POPULAR SHADES, WITH AND WITHOUT VBLVET COL LARS, LAP SEAMS, ARTISTICALLY TAILORED, PERFECT FORM-FITTING, STITCHED EDGES AND SILK-FACED, RICHLY RLEGAXT OVER- COATS, THE CHOICE WHILE THEY LAST FIF- TEEN DOLLARS RACH. WHERE DO YOU SUPPOSE YOU CAN DO 4s WELL? CERTAINLY NOT IN THESE PARTS, CER- TAINLY NOT IN THIS COUNTRY. RBNGLISH CAPE COATS IN GREAT VARIETY-IMPORTED DIRECT BY Us. IF YOU WANT AN OVERCOAT COME TO HEADQUARTERS. YOURE SURE TO FIND JOST WHAT YOURE LOOKING FOR SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. SANTA CLAUS ‘Will give away TOYS aud PRESENTS to the Children from the front of THE FAIR, 812 7th st n.w. GRR, perioaL TAPORMAog. OF ie t's Setect Noyes S888, set eatio "Bix Oupe of Coffee, 250. = =e hahha 7-749 AND WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW THE MOST DESIRABLE AND NEWEST THINGS IN OVERCOATS. WE MENTION BLUE “CHINCHILLA” BEAVERS AT $12. A GOOD AND HAND- SOME GARMENT. SAME STYLE OF GOODS, LINED ALL THROUGH WITH SATIN, 915. “CHINCHILLA” OVEROOATS, BETTER QUALITY, WORSTED LININGS, 915. “FUR" BEAVERS, $20, $25. “MONTAGNAC” FOR BEAVERS, SaTIN LINED, 640. “CHINCHILLA” AND “ELYSIAN” BRAV- ‘ERS, SATIN LINED, BLUE, BLACK, BROWN AND OXFORD, 940. THESE COATS ARE SUCH AS MOST DEALERS SELL FOR 960 AND MERCHANT TAILORS MAKE TO ORDER FOR 875 TO 885. LARGE ASSORTMEXT OF BOYS’ AXD CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS FROM @¢ TO os. 4 FINE LINE OF LATE NEW YORK STYLES, PURCHASED VERY LOW BY TAKING ENTIRE LOTS, WHICH WE ARB SELLING AT LESS THAN THE MANUFAC- TURERS SOLD THEM EARLY 1% THE 3 LIFE SAVERS OWING TO THE LATE ARRIVAL OF JACK FROST, THE GALE OF HEAVY FOOT-WEAR HAS BEEN SOMEWHAT RETARDED, AND TO AVOID CARRYING THEM OVER WE ARE COMPELLED |" ‘TO MARK DOWN PRICES ON MANY OF THEM. WORTHY OF YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION ARE THE FOLLOWING “3 LIFE-SAVERS." WHICH MAY BE TRULY 80 CALLED, FOR THE EXTREME COMFORT THEY AFFORD AND THE PROTEC- TION THEY OFFRR TO THE WEARER FROM COLD AND DAMP FEST (THE RESULT OF MAXY 4 FATAL COLD), THEREBY PROBABLY SAVING MANY A LIFE, AT 96.87 WE ARE SELLING NOW THE MOST ELEGANT FRENCH CALF, OALV-LINED SCOTCH BOTTOM (HAND-MADE OF OOUBSH, ENGLISH BALS AND CONGRESS, REGULAR $6 SHOES FOR 63.95. AN EXTRA HRAVY CHOICE CALF 3 SOLE SCOTCH BOTTOM BOOT, MANY A POLICE MAN CAN TESTIFY TO THEIR DURA- BILITY AND COMFORT; THEY ARE CHEAP AT 95. AT 62.40 LADIES PLIABLE FINE BUTTON, WITH HEAVY EXTENSION SOLES, FAIR STITCHED, YET WITHAL NOT CLUMSY, BUT AS COMFORTABLE AND PERFECT FITTING AS THE LIGHTEST SLIPPER; THESE ARE BETTER THAN ANY OTHER $3 SHOE ABOUT TOWN. YOU MUST SEE THESE BY ALL MEANS. ‘WM. BAHN & 00/3 BELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, Esst Store: 231 Penna. ave.aa a1é-2m THE WEATHER TO-MORROW. Fair weather, slowly ising temperature, light northerly winds becoming variable, Sovvenms Or Ta “‘Ovemna AT TRE PALAIS ROYAL. A whole page of Post was devoted to the Ust of Souvenirs of the Paais Royal's Eleventh an- nual Grand Holiday “Opening.” If you did not see the Post you may 1'0-morrow see copies pasted on the show-windows An abridged list is given below of '@ “OPENING” TERMINATES TO-MORROW EVENING, 12M. Pure-Linen Hakfs. for 10c. ‘25. Cashmere Cloth Gloves for ‘all styles, Orerooats, al styles, for 4.08. G8c, Odd Knee-Pants for 50c. 17e, Huck Towels for 1254. 6, 7 and Be. Printe for Sige. CHILDREWS GOODA Dolla, and, in Sa cwene: for the Children, at cost prices during the’ A whole column for list of Men's Souvenirs in Sun- day's Post. Not room for four lines here, See Post advertisement on Men's window of the Palais Royal, ‘corner of Peaneylvanis ave, and 12th st, 220 —————$—$—$<$<—$—$ TRK'S Poe Lloa Goan Ss. daily receiving novelties of every character suitable for Christmas and New Year's gifts. (Our display of Plush goods will be very large, and we are daily opening involoss of fine Crystal, Chins, ‘Bisque, Marble and Clay Ornaments. Our Glove Depart- ‘ment willeontain special gift goods, neatly packaged, ‘and in our Stationery Depertment you will find some ‘valuable noveltios, We propose to engrave gift Um- rellasfree of charge, same as last year: and those who intend making presents to friends st a distance will find it to their advantage to visit us, as we will inougu- rate » plan particularly advantageous Bren at this carly date you will find an immense stock of gift woods for edulteand juveniles, and every day we are receiving and unpscking large shipments, forwarded by our buyers, who are now in New York, ‘engaged in making seasonable purchases, THE 00 BG : Ft Cl LE. rae A 316.018 7TH BT Ww. a Li am .. Evra, Nov.s0, SANTA CLAUS ‘Will give awsy TOYS and PRESENTS to the Children | from the front of ‘THE FAIR, 812 7th st. n.w. i DRAPERIES. No such pricesfor the same quality of goods ever offered in Ws WE WILL NOT WAIT TILL JANUARY 18ST TO REDUCE PRICES ON OUR STOCK, BUT GIVE OUR PATRONS THE BENEFIT OF THEM NOW. rollers, all colors, 29¢. ND HOLLAND SHADES, spring rollers, Chenille TABLE COVERS, $1.15. Raw Silk COVERS, 81.15. Felt Embroidered LAMBREQUINS, 23 yards lone, 8c. $1.25 Lace CURTAINS, $1.10. ‘We have not space to mention other goods, but it ‘will pay you to examine our stock before purchasing. Remember we are selling eee ene ee oe eee ae Euteeldery SILK. ol dozen Woorwxn & Lorsnors Conve Woodward & Lothrop call your sttention to ‘the following wolumm of attractive barguins bow being offered of their establishmment, at the corner of 118 and F ste. 3.w. JARANTEED KE‘ ast LACK OSIERY. ‘We cail attention to our excellent line of GUARANTEED FAST BLACK HOSIER' Ladies’, 50, $96 ant 780, per pete ‘Ladies’, ex. aize (for stout ladies), 75¢. ‘Men's, 50 sind 62560. pet pair. CHILDREN’S RIBBED: One Lot White Oriental Laces, 3 to 6 inches: ‘wide, excellent for fancy wark, One Lot ot Fedors Laces, 3, SX, 436 and 6 nodes wide 17, 20, 25, AND 34c. One t0t Ba Seinen Black 8) suish Guipure Lace, ‘ONLY 180. PER YARD. Black, Hand-made ONLY 250. PER YARD. Wool Lace, Bu SaDousx Braxcere Our varioty of Kinds is greatest at six dollars per pair, and this price never before purchased ‘a8 good Blan <ete as we are offering at present. of AN Wool, White «tne and medium), different Kinds of Blankete si $6. por ‘Throughout the stock, as'above, we offer you the advantages of « large atock, great vari- ety, and extrsordinary low prices, considering yualities, = (Fourth Ficee) WOODWARD & ee Garner Tith and Wrote sow, Haavovanrzas Fon Hooxencurs Our Christmas stock of Handkerchiefs is now in—larger, finer, and cheaper than ever, Buy- ing in immense quantities, as we do. is bound to Buying, lower the prices. ‘cheaper enables us to eel 3 ‘Handkerohiefs for Children, Handkerchiefs for Ladies, ‘Handkerchiefs for Men. ‘To-day we drew your attention to our superb: line of Ladies’ and Men's White “Initial” Hand- kerchiefs. We quote the following: LADIES' “INITIAL” HANDKERCHIEPS. ity when washed. only -linen Lawn Laundered “‘Ini- rm. one-inch hems, extra good each: 6 for 81. te Alling Lauadered “Initial St pore SO. 7 Sb0. each. Bior $450. MEN'S “INITIAL” BANDE Men's White All-linen Unleunderod =e Hematite res Hemgtitched Handkerchlefe Seek eens tegen age carat White _Atinen palo Launderea - a Handerohi ‘Hotel Proprietors, Boarding-house and Housekeep- from laying on the shelves, and will be sold at over 25 PER CENT BELOW THEIR VALUK. A 10-4 White Woolen BLANKET, weighing 5% Ibs., st $1.50; actual value $2. ‘20 pairs 10-4 ‘White Woolen BLANKETS (slightly soiled), at $2.88: waa $3.50. 19 pairs 11-4 White Woolen MaxKeTe (alightly soiled), at $3.60; former price. $4.2 9 pairs 10-4 extra ‘ne and heavy White Woolen BLANKETS, at $4.50; was $5.50. 11 pairs 10-4 Saxonville all-wool White BLAN- KETS, at @3.84 Every one knows whst the Saxon- Ville is worth. 24 pairs 10-4 colored BLANKETS (extra quality), at 92,26: from 82.75. « 24 pairs 10-4 extre-fino Colored BLANKETS, af $2.88; former price $3.50. ‘Thr cemainder of our Persian Robe BLANKETS, fineat quality of Cashmere Wool, sold for #8 and 60, Rech Soi 23 prices. eee aC a 228-3t° 2013 Mi street, CLOTHING ver offered in this city are shown now st the Great Closing-Out Bale of Oak watt, OOR: 10TH AND F STREETS, $500 suite for bore 4 t0 15 years, knee pants, will be eee ee ats ona il ie Seren fae Aes pe is called Setin-Lined to our ru snag Laws tan tanta d ea dap OAK HALL. ‘We have im tock © lott REAL INDIA SHAWLA, which are very ressonshle in price. As these goede are very desirable and lest 0 life time we offer on opportunity to secure a REAL INDIA SHAWL of 0 very low price, ‘An tnspeotion 1s solicited, fOUDWARD LOTHROP, (th aud Fate, nw. a for the holidays, Come early reer WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 350. Sans For Faxor Worn. in replenished it we call your attention Rpts anpreeghg hears sedge able for fancy work. We show over ove hun- dred distinct shades in this one line, which in lade all the staple colorings and » great number of new ones recently introduced, 35c. per yard. ilk Departement, Aes Soor.) DWARD & LOTHROP, Two Basoams I Fou} Mix Il Has We have dropped ae dain om two lines of Underwear ss Meu’ White All: Woot Shirts and Drawers e- duced from $1.25 to $1 per garment. (Men's Department, 1013 F street door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, TR adie he presents. ee Cazes placa ae MACE $1.75, 62, $2.50. €3 to 64 per pair. ‘LACE BED SETS (three pieces). i i i f | q 4G ty ‘purchase elegent draperies at prices ususlly ‘asked for inferior qualities: > $10 Obenille Turcomans down to $8. s1250 “ bs = $10. as * . = gb sto. * bs “ 97. Ce a TS ‘These Ourtsins were good value at their for. ‘mer prices, which makes them all the more con- apionous AB PORITIVE BARGAINS at the re- i I ln) z . i F is H i & f | i : i Eli f & WANTED—HELP. WANTED--SITUATIONS. ‘TWO GOOD AND SOBER bead ccmaieeeer ae = WANTED—ay 4 RESPECTABLE a place of SPS es oF waitrens, or V ASTED—CoLORED Won WOMAN ¥ WISHES a ute: ation reference. Cail at between Lats end end ibah ote Dow, a pe Pa urbaranide Wat WANTED MME PIATELY—A GOOD. COLOR! ‘house work; must stay at Titost aw. a AND We Soa eee re ie 70 TAKE CHARGE oF ros eueere? aoe security required, Wiki ore pvegeen as Daainess, f store, wpe even Box 14, Suromen Oo” Warps TED a X¥—A SEXTON Wierres eee iat ANTED-OENT! ree Poult 0 ea. A Be Wag TO FIFTY seaatia,“ ‘COR, Busts “COLUMBIA Soba es RoENCT: ANTED—A WHITE GIRL yee <f Wie ‘Apply at 414 9th ot. nw. Woon a Go —AT ONCE, TWO WHITE Bg $2 Cook. the ae Ket. OF in B28-4t" Wate L re weed COOKS, MAIDS, D—TWO GOOD GIRLS, ONE FOR GEX- uisework and one as Lurse. Must have city reterence and stay at night. sane store 1100 F at aw. re _ tea N Wi PEF oon ME V ANTED_—By A ‘sewer in a family, “Adress KG sera mischine, desires empl Sie Siskscue eS sey ee AY AN, EXPE TENG ‘maker, Call at 902 25th stn.w. x oman place in hots or 6 place. do ofher work, teforencos given. ‘Gallet 3000 se Wat Z RESPECTABLE WHITE orm. & situation as oe Sod lat Best of reference. Call at 1843 Sth st- mw. m8 ANTE! D ENGAGEMENTS. DK Cv 5 CHA itohen. and abd “House rt DICK’S AGENCY, 613 7h et hw WV AXTED—DY a 33 RESPE TABLE | AND” Ri able colored man—a si give bent Setorences: “Apply O25 11th stm. yarnali city: refer ANTEDTTWO VERY RESPECTABLE | Cot cla wish to have situations, ous ‘se plait cook, the other wa Dire or chambermela ences can be given. Apply at 1020 Madison st, 23 = y ANTED—A POSITION AS LADY'S MAID, GOV- for bachelor WAsx oe IXDUSTRIOU “BOY, it sixteen errands make imaelf usetut x she ‘tore “opis. = — ences, at 608 9th st, Wanrensa asap OOP CONCHMAR TOD TO Dar EF re frat refergnce required. ADpiy between Band’ 10 33 cast 909 B at, nw. 228-3¢ ANTED — W! IRL, CATHOLIC ms. 4 Wiest s oe ae eat Witeacs HITE ad®D,o GOLORED COOKS. Bounew. = | Watton YOUNG MAN. FORMERLY CLERK Teal estate office, wishes @ position of tuost BRE Mind, Beet of reference given. Address Box 12, Btar office. 2a? y ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKE. MAID urses, housemen, waiters, bartend: help, ule ahd feral FM. BUERNHA\ ‘Mase, ave. Wiese YOUNG FRENCHMAN WANTS A Situation on a good farm. uear the city if poss. Keners! ation sioegerd inquire at 900 F st'n.w. at store e| Weems A TOUNG | LADY FLA PLAIN SEWIS SEWING les by day or week in famili dren's clothes specialty. Address 457 8 sts "0 TAILORS BY THE Wi 414 9th st. n. NERGETIO _ TK i, WAP ans Met ear a Sans aati Werte wars radae iRise) AS Ra WikztD: pasos ERPLORMENT Br BU- i ce ‘sl kinds of domestic labor. for Discrict ference. 717 Mst.nw. s7-l2w* ANTED- AGENTS. TO. SELL PATENT o SMITE: 0" tin ete Secure Fon To cute Ne nee yp BC Wiz ANTED_EMPLOYMENT OF EVERY DEacaiE oy NGTON LABOR, ain io ere DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. CHRISTNER’S pew “In- ineh-rule or ‘and a aE 33 Y kousct? sep-Sat ape ALE NJ. MAN- 33m Siac Bh V eetbe ba Soul We HELP OF ALL KINDS 436 7th sta. ss all-tn WANTED--HOUSES. WASTEDSA FIVE On SIX-B 20M HOUBE INS part of city: must be pew of almost new; rent not to éxoved 815. ‘Address 0. A: H., Star office “Tt hoture, Loe west, at houses, is SiS oag 82,000 each. Also two amall jig dally applications for small aud ‘metiuin-maed to reutiug Dunigess GEO: WiGNKINe 1Ow'and Heth ‘A CASH CUSTOMER. SEVERAL a lay all th cay? weil for —_ Meintine TEES _SERSOE FROM O1 a OWNERS. HOUSES and Lots for placed with as will dense. “Ihewus ok ised aourss Jusurauce te, hiberally sdverti bein (OLLAND & THOMPSON, 1313 Fete Adjoining Sun Bundine. WANTED -ROOMS. J ANTED—500 ROOMS—THE CHEAPEST AND Wares ‘Tiog,s."ay TABLE ROOMS FO) erty will Wa ‘A LADY, TWO a ee tof 13th and north references sxohen ‘Ad. stating price, UNFURNISHED KOO: Ly Star iTED—1 Winsaest i suited neatly. fornia ued _Boow, with a Eat ae See odes ig 1o- WAX:ED-Now 18 YOUR Gist CHANGE TO a fentspome: we claim, best faciitiee or, od (or TOR & SON, 1220 F at. Siete 4NTED PROBABLY FOR 17 MONTH ‘Ok u-farniabed rooms couple tor lueht ping, ia goon locate et sree be ereticos riven sud req) a TED = = FURNISHED OR SaecaRTeED Persous having rooms to reut can save money by secinw us; we receive coustalit from BESSe"hOoM RENTING AGENCY, 612 othst. mw. WANTED-MIs SCELLANEOUS hos able.” Reteretices Bi sud email. tore ‘ca purgeeerr tal COLUM BUSINESS SS AGENCY. y2 12th st. nw. "ANTED-BY | we Ghat ehsiacke WANTED. 4 LADY GIVING UP HER STABLE ‘tensile, RED ) WOMAN TO TARE ‘ous of some almost bow stable u Hk, Star ofice a HIGHEST CASH PRICE B. ANTED-THE PRICE ail kind of ol yas docament, Seiad se aieh nang a : = ANTED-L00K UB YOURULDIETTERS FROM Ww the yeat 1640 to 18 fora Of the local wm ise7 capecialiy for the Wesitacton ity ‘vignette of equestriat iors iy Seapets. “Soak etamp, gratus of (Gen, Washing From eter oF, onreie oes stating lowest cash price, W- sO: Wate club a ro ee a arin such pro a Loans, 2Ensonat PROPERT) be rearon- eS toaN Se a2 | Mesromanat aT Low, pares ES ON LOCAL LocaL bought and “ene CONS uvGuase tab Pa a FEES | As Dotee of any amount at reasonable terms, by sare All valuabl. it Vaults. Ad- reas in full, CO Ps Par TUM = 660. 171-1 ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Siteution {0 all ap, woubisteDr & | at 1 7 Fe nls. ‘LOAN — LARGE SUM SUMS. Sx SMALLS SUMS, Teal estate; Tease terest and couiiuisaton, Prompt deaang CUTTER & WiMias, 1423 Fat. ASIN SUNS 0 SUIT ON REAL ft raten. Mii ay ti & 80x, F etrect norihweat, 231m ON REAL ESTATE. [0251 THOS. E WAGGAMAN. atten see a 1405 £m mw and, Xavy Officers’ Pay Stier STUCKS AND BONDS. GOOD. COMMENCIAL PAPER, and other Aret-class securities. No — we SES Pas 810,000 atgth at Ma? Felapnond 769. Sn WMETE £00. 1X. Charles st, Baltimore, ion Tou ae TO Lo: aaa sara aaa Snicn oor tosult, at lowest rate of interest __ Commer 10th and F stew. tS eS Y TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE ONEY TOLO SECURITY. aug0 TY GEO. we LANMIRI oor: Hand 10th sta, \f ONEY TO LOAN "UNEY TO LOAN M aT LOWEST RATES OF ER & OO. Z 1324 F st nw. SS Se aT Low. is | Fee 1338 9 ST NY FOR, RET_-ROOMS ot em o rarer te fee to peincue. mSD-8e sr. euntling Ss '; DELIONTECL Typ boseesas “ehh eeane Also. a room on chit aeee nve.s° rt JQOR RENT Sie 8 RE OR THO er reteset Sb Sl 1 beth om same et ew houses private tan ‘family mp Tet. FOR RENT_1112 HON. W. HANDSON Ly MIELY = Re roots. suitable for Seuralt, two wentiemen or geutenan and wit ens, bath, and attendance, eS a Fok Sn Boe EanOE £ gPOOND-wr ou Quired 812 latet new ITE OF TWO COMMUNICA- lane closets. delux Aadrece Boa 4m, Star aH Feetez- pe eal F ot. a. JO RENT—TWO FURNISHED On oes: Foome. 24 floor, with naa, 1. ¥. withor without board: palmate} 30 1st. <W, board , referenc Pw UNF RNignrn FURNISRED Koome, 01 ‘or chird septic, at 64 Mansachtuwette aye tw. sone oe and pleasantly located; water anc sas. JOR REN ENT IMPORTANT —WRLL- PTUNISHE: rfp second or elewant, lance, fe {u front roou. — TWO HANDSOME FURNISHED ‘Rooms wate wit and teu # in private family, with Kas and beat. 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