Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1887, Page 2

aud at the camo time greatly accommodate Tux Stan. if they will send im before noon to-morrow their annougcements for ‘the extra !arge edition of Satuniay’s paper. the forms of which must be sent topress much earlier than on abe other five days of the week. pode epttbemor tao Oe ‘The existence of the evil of partisan control and ‘use of the civil service 18 the strongest practical argument to be discovered against a correction of Teign of Jay Gould. Ifthe existence of one evil isthe excuse for the continued existence of another evil, @ double reason exists for the destruction of evil umber one. A complete removal of the civil service from partisan control as a field and instru. ment of political corruption would destroy the argument of danger from an increase in the num- ‘ders of government employes. The other atzu- mente in the matter weigh most heavily on the much more generally than inthis country, and the rates are less than half of those paid bere. The movement in Congress to establish a postal tele- to be operated by the United states on its own account, but approves the contract system and the application of the principle involved in carrying the mails to the transmission of the telegraphic business of the country. But as telegraph poles and wires differ from railroad cars and stage coaches, in that their ‘uses are imnited to the one of which the govern- ment proposes to assume exclusive control, the Vaited States would need to be prepared to become ultimately both the owner and builder of lines if it ‘entered the feld at all, It is hardly probable that ‘omized the situation must have made up for their @isappointment tm other quarters. “When the | companies are charging $1.25 advance per ton on coal,” said he, “and the miners are asking only 35 conte a€vance, I am for the miners every time.” | Assuming that Mr. Singerly’s figures are correct, | this is the way consumers wil! generally feel. —— ind ‘The Washington Post appears in enlarged form, features of ‘SHAT WE KEEP BURT'S SHOES FOR ‘LADIES, ‘THaT WE KEEP MORE ‘VaRIETIES AT THE ‘POPULAR PRICE FIVE DOLLARS ‘THAN aT ANY OTHER PRICE, THOUGH WE HAVE PLENTY OF GOoD SHOES AT LOWER PRICES. ARTHUR BURT & CO. @l-that 1211 F 8ST. XW. Do You New Ax Ovsscor ‘You will find SPRANST'S stock of Overecats Varied, superb, besutifal goods, artistic styles, wBovel fabrice, handsome and fine. Duysbie ‘Maltons, wear-resisting Beavers, beautiful and Fish Elysians, Wide Wale Diagonal, Brown and Gray Corkscrews, French Montagnace, plain or silk lining: all colors and shades fashionable; Nght medium. or heavy weights. Prices to Please everybody. GEORGE sPRANSY, IN COMMUNISM, But we are always willing to divide the benefit of s ‘Rare Bargain with the public. By constantly watching the chances on the field of Commerce our efforts have again been crowned with success, ‘We have procured at an Bastern Benkrnpt Sale a lot of HEAVY CLOTHS, suitable for Costs, Dolmans, snd Wraps im general, consisting of forty pieces, rep- resenting different colors and qualities. In onder to aive the publican ides of the “ Real Value” and ita Reduction we will submit » list of quo- tations of some of the best bargains in the lot: Regular Offered Price. at. 82.75 . 2.75 $1.90 1.90 - 250 150 - 263 1.68 = 2.00 125 2.37% 1.55 - 200 119 275 185 175 100 278 2.00 - 1735 100 250 180 And many other manufactures, too numerous to mention, All these Cloths are exhibited eround the skylight of our third floor, which gives every exam- iner the advantage of good light. In order to get the benefi: of this bargain it is sdviss- dle to call carly; therefore, make good use of this favorable weather, call st our establishment (take (he elevator to the third floor), anid we assure you that thie will be financial benefit t0 you. Besides this Gteat Bargain of Cloth we have msny other items of interest on our third floor, which will be cheerfully shown you by employes, who will try their utmost to please you, and who will always treat you with the same politeness, no matter whether you POSITIVELY ONE PRICE, 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st., 417, 419 Sth st. | 200 yards of Colored and Black Moire, in remnants, | ramging in quantity from 1 to 5 yards, st $1.26 per yd.: | Tearular price off the piece for these goods is $1.75 and | ea. Thisis arare chance for any one needing small | quantities. These will be shown you at our Bilk Coun- | ter om First Floor. a LANSBURGH & BRO. | Your Oprozronrry | AND OUR INDUCEMENTS FOR EVERY MAN AND | BOY To BE WELL DRESSED AT SMALL OUTLAY. | WE HAVE THIS WEEK 1LACED UPON OURTA- BLES ON THE GROUND FLOOR 450 SUITS, MES’S | AND YOUTHS’ SIZES, FROM 33 TO 44. YOU CAN | HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF THE LOT,EITHER FROCK | OR SAOK, FOR $13.56 AND $15. WE HAVE DE- | TERMINED TO CLOSE OUT THIS ENTIRE LOT WITHIN A VERY SHORT SPACE OF TIME. COME AT ONCE BEFORE THE LOTS AND SIZES ARE BROKEN. BARGAINS LIKE THESE DON'T LAST | LONG. THE CLASS OF GOODS WE HANDLE ARE ‘TOO WELL KNOWN TO REQUIRE ANY DESCRIP. Tiox. ie TAKE YOUR CHOICE _ OF THE TWO THOUSAND OVEROOATS WE HAVE IX OUR HOUSE, IN MELTONS, BEAVERS, KER- SEYS, AND CHINCRILLAS, WITH OR WITHOUT SATIN LINING, AT @5, $6, €10, €12, 615, 16.50, 818, #20, #22, €25, 430. WE ARE ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE TO THE INTEREST OF THE BOYS AND THEIR PARENTS IN PLACING BEFORE THEM SERVICE- BLE CLOTHING FROM THE MOST REPUTABLE HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY AT PRICES UNKNOWN OUTSIDE OUR HOUSE FOR SIMILAR GOODS. WE EXPECT YOU TO BRING THE BOYS TO US AND FIT THEM OUT IF YOU KNOW THE VALUE OF A DOLLAR. BY FACTS AND CANDOR WE EXPRCT ‘TO GAIN YOUR CONFIDENCE. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHINGO., SEAL SACQUES FROM 91250P. patAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM g00 xtra! Ura Ere BEL Dee x AR “lure IN BEAR, BEAVER BLACK MAR- TEN, FOX. LYNX, MONKEY, SEAL aND OTHER FURS. TEUSSIAN HARE MUFFS, FROM75 CENTS “Lapras SEAL CaPs, GLOVES, AND “YOR TaItierXa oF tz. xINDe REN'S MUPFS GENTS FUB Caps, Pe GLOVES, AND MUF- Serene mate POON Sh x 5. CARRIAGE ROBES ray CAPER. GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, 85,96 AND SOFT AND STIFF HATS, IN ALL THE LAT: EST STYLES, aT ¢1, 61.80, 82, 82: 0.50 06 08.50 95 AND — JAMES Y. DAVIS" SONS, 1201 Penn. avenue, Cor. 12th et, Established 1830. alam 25.000 Wostz Or For Crormme STILL TO BE SACRIFICED, ar Oak HALL, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, ‘The large business done since the beginning of the GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE shows perceptibly on our stock. Notwithstanding this we have still an immense assortment to choose from, and prices have been put lower than ever. Prices og Suits andiOvercosts for Boys from 4 to 14 years have been cut just in balf, which not only takes off all profit, but a large slice of the cost of the goods oway. Our stock of Suits and Overcoets for Men is immense, ead they must be sold within the shortest possible time. There ts no time to be lost, and if in need of » ‘suit for either Dress or Business, Prince Albert, Sack, (Cutaway or Full Dress, it will pay you to examine our BROAD. | stock before purchasing, We show some grest bargains ‘The largest Mer: Sock of CHOICE DRESS GOODS tn this OxEPRICR ee ‘im Chinchilla 4 b. Costs and Vests, odd Pants and ‘Veota, otc, otc., at prices never before attempted. Our stock of Overccats containg the best menu- fectares of Chinchilles, Besver, Kersey, Onssimere, Corkscrew, etc, and prices will be eure to astonish as ‘well as delight purchasers, Aamail lot_ebowt 200 pair—Children's Panta, 6 to AZ years, ot 60 conta OAK HALL. NaTURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR, ‘The most comfortable kind « man cai West: we st solline them at $2.50. Don’t think they ¢an be bought anywhere at thet price, REGULAR MADE. The $2 kind we ate selling at 1.50. ~ im Old Gold of Shirts of Drawers, in ENOLISH 9450 cour requlat prive all over 65. VICUKA UNDERWEAR, ‘Either Shirts or Drawers, @1.50 each. AMERICAN HOSIERY CO,’8 HALF HOSE, 85¢., or 3 pair for @1. ALL- WOOL OR agen HALF HOSE. ‘260. s pair; regular 36c. JaPANESE SMOKING GOWNS, Contrasting color on either side, JACKRTS—EM- BROIDERED, 96.50, LOKG GOWRS, ¢1 Yes thing tat the aoe pring cack be matched in town for the same class of CARDIGAN JACKETS. Our stock is unsurpassed. Having imported them ourselves, we can gurantee the prices tobe lower anywhere. BA APS. Ft & ar) az 7TH. STH, AND D STREETS. li ‘Nothing is more serviceable nor in better taste asa holiday or birthday gift tos friend— either lady or gentleman—than a half dozen fine Linen, Embroidered, Hematitched, Initial ‘Handkerchiefs, We have made our second importation of this class of goods, and they come to us put up in neat and pretty boxes of & half dozen each. ‘These are made for gift goods, are manufactured upon honor, are put ‘up in tasteful boxes, and we think they aro offered by us lower than the ssme goods can be duplicated. To-morrow we will open this line. ‘Ladies! Handkerchiefs, as above described, we ‘will sell at 96c., $1.35, $1.68, and 91.98 per box of half dozen, sccording to the grade, Gents’ Handkerchiefs, as above desctibed, wo ‘will eell at $1.50, $1.75, $1.98, and $2.89 per box of half dozen, according to grade, ‘You will want to see these goods, and you will find them st our handkerchief counter to- 3 Rood Boh WAR CHE 316-318 7TH 8T N. W. <= Deo. 111, ‘We offer s reduction of from @2 to $5 on all our IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. apt on az PLUSH GooDs! PLUSH GooDst co cea ota Te ae | Plush for Ornamental Boxes and Tollet Cases. It con- ‘Sinues to hold the public fevor because nothing gives so rich an effect or forma atch soft and pleasing Dinations. Weare safe in saying that no house the city carries one-third of the variety or stock that wedo. Our goods are manufactured expressly for us of the best duality silk plush and satin linings, in not only the standard shades, but all the new and artistic colors, such as canary, burnt orange. bronze, terra cotta and olive. We guarantes the Sittings to be of the best quality. ‘Here are the Holiday Presents you are looking for: WORK BOXES. ‘Work Boxes. 5-in. long, garnet, gold of blue, white ft- 6%-1n. Plush Work Box, satin lining, mirfor in 1, 990. 8-inch Work Box, plush and leatherette, satin lining, $1.19. Plush Work Box, 8x7 shirred eatin lining, $1.49. pattern, ‘Satin Lining, look and key, 61.49. Oog-in Satin Lint, Jock and key, 61.90. TOILET CASES. ee Diack Attinws, ‘Case, tn Md, @1.49. ‘Large Piush and Leatherette Shaving Case, 62.49. Plush Toilet and Cane, calinlold Sttings, Odor Cases for 250. sod Special Odor, evolving door, ‘Look ot our large window and inside display. “OUR BOTA” ‘December's biting wisda kaye now made themssives felt, and no doubt have made pafents amd guardians feal the absolute Recesatty of Promptly providing their ‘Bove wits au warm end heavy coverina as scold win terdemanix Por Wintet hes “Hung ap his het be ‘ind the door,” end intends to remain—make ne mnie take, ‘Wohave given our petruns Several great “Detves” Intely in Boys’ Guite ana Overconta, All im bow pried foods, however. We propose to offer tomorrow some greet values in higher priced stock. ‘We offer several lote of Boys' Suits, ages 4 ve 15, (short pants), of which there are oneor more sizes thiening, that wote selling at $15 end 19 e suit car ler, now 610. It’s barely possible that your boys’ tise may not be amniong them, but it's extrensety prob- ‘ahile that é¢ ¢, and if it ie, you'll get a bargain tndeod— ‘an $18 suit for $10, Wémake such extriotdinsty re- 4tctions only in lines of which the sises are broken, bat we don't watt any ineomplete lote in ott house, ‘nd that's why we have taarted all of our $10 and 912 Boys’ Short Pants Suite, where one or “more wise tré sbort—thus breaking the line-down to SEVEN DOL- LARS for thechotce, Some of these Boys’ Suite sold originally as high as @15 each. NOW we are going to “Strike the herp with a golden string” to wake the cord thet touches the popular heart, FIVE DOLLARS is the popular priced suit for the sverige Washingtonian who wears short knoe- pants, between the ages of 4 and 14 years. In addl- tion tothe peotiess stock of sults for little fellows be- tween those ages which we offer you to select from at Five Dollarscach, we have bunched all of our 96, 87, nd ¢8 suite in with them, and now take your choice of over 2,000 Suite at FIVE DOLLARS. ‘Wo offer To-morrow Ovetcosts for the little chaps, ages 3 to 8, at 81.90. No such garments can befound hereabouts for less than $3 each. ‘We also offer s line of finer goods, same ages, for $260. There’sa difference? Of course there is, but the bayercan rest atmgred that whichever kind he or she selects honest value will be obtained for the money invested. ‘Wesleo offer » choice assortment of pretty little Astrachan trimmed Overcoats, ages 3 to 6, for $3.50. Perfect little besuties they are, and good values for ouble the amount marked. At @4 cach we are offering little Overcoats made from wear-resisting fabrics, and st $5 some truly handsome Overcosts for ths little men each we offer well worth more money, but we sell as low as we can. Finer Overcosta come, of course, Some so fine and exquisitely wrought that we are compelled to change £825 apiece for them. Storm Coatafor boys, ages 13 to 18, find general favor with many athletic youngsters, who court rather ‘than avoid the bracing sir of early December. We've got them in great variety. Also Reefing Jackets that ‘are capital things for outdoor exercise, such a Skat- ing, Bicycling, &c., ke. Warm Winter Csps and Comfortable Gloves and Solid, Substantial Ghoea Warm Underwear and— well what's the usc?’ We carry everything the sver- age boy requires, 8AKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS' FAVORITE OUTFITTERS, a2 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. “GEO, RYNEAL, Jn, Treasurer, DANIEL BAMEY, Secretary. et ea Pxihe - be sddressed ga fechlnatons er Bussxers: Busxxers: Wo are offering Blankets at reduced prices ranging in price from $1, $1.50, $7.50 up to $10. Allatlow Prices, ‘Bed Comfortables 75¢., $1 to $3. ‘Dress Goods—We have a splendid assortment from IR Mon 150. 25c. to $1, ‘Black and Colored Silks, Rhadames and Surahs at popular prices. ‘We have added to our usual stock Muffsand Fur ‘Trimmings much under the usual price. Cloaks to be closed out at one-third their value. Hosiery and Underwear in great variety st popular prices, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Spece. Aussx, Sea. Sox AND ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH ‘WRAPS, GACQUES, PALETOTS, JACKETS, MUFFS, BOAS AND CAPES IN BEAR, LYNX, BLACK MARTIN, BEAVER, OTTER ° AND OTHER FuRs. CARRIAGE ROBRS, *. OCOACHMEN'S CAPES AND GLOVES. Yag8u STOCK 2087 OENED. LOWReT PEIORA, Bm srrxmuets enon, —2______1897 Pensayivenis Avene _ Rawr Fos Caswnus We are pleased to announce - ‘that we have the eck ae oore hem Seem ———- (O&. RUPPERT, $ a 03,05 TA aw. adore DA Infante’ fancy-stitch Worsted Saoques, elaborately Rmbrojdered in Silk, $1.68, 62. 61.50, 61.75, 62.95. aaa Mitte, Hand-Renbroidered in Silt, Infante’ Barrow Skirts, Gith stitched, @1. ey I in Silk, Feather stitched finiebed with Ribbon Bow at sash, e200. hat deep Embroidery Ruffles on Bhirt, 0428. (Second floor; two elevators.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. n.w. “I. C. *Consera ‘Wo call special attention to our line of I. G, French Comets, of which wo are the sole agents, and which the equal in shape and finish of any French Corset ©." Als Persephone Paris- long waist, side steels, colors—white, drab, only | “I. C.* Als Persephone Paris- made Corsets, spoon busk, double side steels, most meee RS a e Cordially invited. A separste room for ‘fitting and trying ou Corsets and Corset Covers, (Second floor; two passeneer elevators.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. In China and Surah Silk. Colors: Pink, Blue, and Cream. Gowns. Gowns with fine clusters of tucks, inserting, and cas- cule of Valencteunes lace down front, and box-plaited boz-plaited beck, rR double rule of ‘Valeiclennes lace around neck and sleeves and down the front. CHEMISE. Chemise in Surah and China Silk in Vand square neck, trimmed handsomely with Valenciennes and narrow corde ribbon, DRAWERS. Drawers in Surth and China Qk, with 3-inch ruffle of Valenciennes lace. BARGAINS IN BRIDAL SETS for the holidays, composed of three pieces~Gowns, ‘Chemise, and Drawers. Gown. Cambrie Gown, yoke of Mediel, also Medici lace around neck and sleeves. CHEMISE. Chemien cambric with aquare neck of Mall also lace around neck and maitioe ‘Drawers in cembric, with two clusters of fine tucks, ‘leo 3-inch ruffle of Medict. SET ONLY 94.50. Also BRIDAL SETS in Platte Valenciennes lace and. ‘emtroidery, prices $4.50, $7.75, and $10.25. (Second floor; two elevators.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Axp Fasc WOODWARD & LOTHROP call special attention to ‘their stock of Nurses’ Aprons; and also of Ladies’ ‘Fancy Aprons. Nonses Apnoxs APRONS. APRONS. ‘Nurses’ White Lawn Aprons, cluster of five tucks on the bottom, wide strings, 15¢. ‘Nurses’ Fine Lawn Aprons, three new styles, 250, ‘Nurses’ Aprons in three styles, well made, 50c. ‘Hand-Made Fancy Aprons in Dotted Swiss sud scrim. trimmed with Ribbon, 62}¢¢., 75c., $1, @1.25, $1.50. Fallline of Childrens’ Aprons im Mother-Hubbard style, Hamburg Embroidery, 50c., 75¢., $1. invite 3 tion of mothers {0 thetr Bors’ Clothing de- Boys! made See eon Pore B ‘Overconta, with Capes, sizes 6 to ee iaaenire ‘ison 7 to'L8 yoass, aly suis nearer Siac cease ee wa = 80 galanin (Third floor: two pamenger elevators.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and P ote. aw, ‘WOODWARD & LOFEROP beg to call attention to tele Stank of Agtzahane fos trimming in the follow- ing eollees: WINK, GOLDEN BROWN AXD GREY. oy tse ond One mea Dee Gende Desertment. = ‘ are 5 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1887—SIX PAGES. WANTED--SITUATIONS. MILLINER a ‘Men Wait Tm SAME A COOMBS O50 cones ARTED—BY A YOUNG COLORE Whine te Samer TANTED — SITU, ATION AS | TYPEWRI Money wo object. ‘8 machine, W. WANTED—ay A DRESSMAKER A FEW Warr rae + YOURS ST YOUNG MAN L as i Sat eieoniatoaar ‘Bor 1585, ei i PLUMBER iMate WARZED-A Finsr-crase > Wg ahupurt 41-3t 10th 8. nw. wa A SETTLED reeks 4 TO OOK AND ara ily: must fa refer encea, Call er 6 orlock mat 1319 De Bales WASTED; A COMPETANT WHITE G weneral honsewo1 noctildren. "Appiy at L113 Mass. ‘WXTED IRENTY poe WILKINS experience only. JANTED—A” RELIABLE, OC for, Pin tarmily of three. ences. 1328 Wal ch Place. e Waeeknrene and for all kinds of Sabor for Dimrict | and States. with reference. 717 M st.nw. s7-134° NTED | WHITE, AND Lae COOKS. es fot Viegiats, end New York ek ‘cool a i a pee sos SarLaESTENT wou Wi GIRL FoR | bl BY i 1 TRENCHMA A ae Wate: pn = ——s te | NY Sere ptt pursameacses Wakien—« LabT w WH p.# Nera ea od Box 11S. sar ofice ir wasn BY A Mah STI AS servant, waiter, or wi Syke advo BY ESPECT: WRT AP aL UREN RL ai-a?_ | oom, Scoping bot ober “ss | Ae tree ‘TED—BY A RED MARRIED MAN pes iedress GY Sita sitasss B30.) a |g WANTED SITUATIONS Fc FOR 9B COOKE, aurses, hauerten, elp, male abd female, ke FM. BURNAM. WANTED SITUATION firwt-class Cook in private gf hotel. (Good city references Hawn, y wae A erik Peteut lady, with nace immediate emp oyment. heat housekeeper. "Addrens ¥- WEANTED-A YOUNG, SnSna WANTS stnw. 10-3 MONEY be LOAN. NEY TO LOAN AT 5 ‘estate, ‘nity ‘Tyikk & RU apa | a és 1507 F at nw. 7ATED-2MPLOYNENT OF EVERY DESOAIE 83 ac FS WASHINGTON LABOR, BUREAU. 300, , #2. rap 10 ean ok 000, ae nitim That aw. | raten, (26-100 8, tem Ware = LADIES ARE ~saress PLAIN sb they owb bomen town of county) oF ASmusde: “Hrerythine fo tee, arene Artatic Nocdlowork Oo, 136 6th ot N-Y-Ciy- Wea or Fro Ong EI hy FAMILY. ‘Sremeuure slooe, se ao A] ‘an ‘and London dressmakers Fare Aicmnee Secs Src ehifiite SUPPLY AGENCY.7 Ft AGENTS, TN EVERY SouRTY 1ST rH ane exrepere, ‘ALLWORT wa ert N. furni it room, second floor, and good board, within 10th. 1 aud 17th irice 635. ‘Address at once, EARNED, Star office, QV ANTED-WANT PERIONS “GALE ON Ue ry day for furnished and unfaruished roots. mm for reut will save iDouey iran Sheeucy, O12 Och at ucwedd-ae IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY furnace and rate, path ou same foorand BEST BOARD. for men, wile, purse, snd four oh cuildren: will pay #180, per ANTED — 2 ;, COMMUNICATING ROOMS IN | tor and sister: WANTED—HOl USES. NTED-FOR A CLIENT, A DESIRABLE -roon house; sbout ribe fuli: gars STE irae eae hee, oo Paes 7 ARTED PROMO house, lot not less west, at from $9,000 to Also two ures, about applications for small an val siteation ives te routing . LINKINS, 19th and Hi ste. nw. ‘CUSTOMER. SEVERAL for invest: “iee-te > DIRE ECT F FROM OWN OWNERS. HOUSES silt be erally sdivertioed Eataten u Tnsu orn juildinie, ur 6x om iD & 1313 FAY Adora san WANTED-: MISCELLANEOUS ge Fg Shake re ‘THOMPSON, 1313 F st. uw. Wire wey amen eae = in most akiliful man- moderate. Wat. MOPEAL, kinds: ‘made to work Ee faratobed termaiousrs KNOW THE AR to 1223 F a a1-3e* CP Rs i 230-3 Bor, from te co ae TAKE AN OR Taine: jorubis Sod pol tite ce: will bind eto pereseree Ma Nees Wns {ORES TO FOR ates | ter. ‘horses, iter and summer, 8 spe- clalty;, box fcoding:, city refereuce. Order box at Pe ‘ih stu. Wa zouses oe ee ‘AT GEN. ‘Hay Scales, cor. 16th sad las ave. ne 0. REtSON, iret ‘Address C. KNOWN THAT C. ‘ave., Zas tes ‘OF 218-6 E ad is ent | te fa Pe roe ae see | Lovie CONN aNR tas ee, OANS—PERSONAL PRO! collateral secirity for individual, notes yunt at reasonable terms, we | ait ithe ai eget reas, in full, fibub rate! P.O. | ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ‘applications, | BRADLEA, D2 # mt O<LOAN - | promy apt dein: OUTIER & d 3. SMALL scien 3 Wika, 142: ‘aE ME . si EA EEL non. Jd 33-1 i$ 000—TO LOAN ‘000 900 ON REAL ESTATE, __ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ Fo, Bw, Arm; Joans. and Nay ied. Loans ov wy Officers’ putiding’ Association, "0c Eee ei eg ‘where security is, WM. H. DEMPSEY, #26-3m. 1424 Now Pork $100, 000 By onEy TO LOAX ‘tate Bema and Comms GH. WuITe & 00, ea xt, Balslinore, LOLLAN: ve MPSON, 1nd} Fst, ‘Adjoining Sun ‘Building. 213 M *DANENHOWER & LL at. est rates of interest. xvod. KEEN, 303 7th st. nw. __ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ 10 INVESTORS- PARTIES frLouze. 20 Kelloey But ang, 1; Tse Pst. R SALE—GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES, $100; also tuitions aware, acparate or toe room house wit ee two-story stable; rent 820. Po ie me ne Be. BIDS FOR SHARES WASHING- W fer Gee Stock, sid) 49 shares Heat State Le Insurance Stock. Address oTOCKS, star ofice. di~ Commission Dusiuess now COM al! SALE—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED, Prgot doing 8 | Ad- Uthice, JON, 5 32 EY 18 THE AUTHORIZED 4 Giiter Woinky 10 the Distr rugyist, of waloow ‘Sportal or call, ves, Plu OMAK trees OF Bae a . Star mt fo families. cutting done by tailor: tt oon es Xing done by a rant AD sree ts Wart Went Max xor vent oa HOUSE- 1d accept ‘onal, a0 ai es on MaIDs, ders, and other ah gs oes, restoarncta Fa . i ora ee igs blno, the Cultiyacon st bw. at Store. z| Ws ANTED_KNOWN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS gan be hi Washington Labo PER CENT, ON Ar MoxEr 72 TO pricey Roan aT iad weed ATES a sold. ‘am PERTY ACCEPTED AS TS Bre interest aa counnaaton UMS TO SUIT ON REAL ‘Tuommaamt ee sok KS AND BONDS, GOOD COMMENCIA ‘other first-class eecuritie, No delay ) TO LOAN x MARYLAND ONEX TO LOAN « N REAL ESTATE, IN sUMS interest. A) ONLY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Low: EAL ESTATE OK FIRST- GENT FO! Fic. of Columbus, cad ‘open eee eee FOR: RENT—ROW MS. _ oR , Reso rite 4 Ms i Bie culprit esis |e Fouts REXT_ AT THE DUNBAR 58 Rome any Ba {harass gin es i te Fer RENT— et i ss orrosty Feats Ee cathe exter " 42-3 De Wereqct o | Warren cosh ne rey ae ee cme Ais doilere. ss ‘coon stable ata: Ora an ‘Spd House Bora.” All city often. Raferences DICKS AGENCE So ee ae pent FOR Rest t0, 290 IST OT. 8B (ONE BLOCE Capitol Perk. rooms. wo comm rent TORRENT. Of | thive “re i. alay other route; © if dent " Limes : red. t RENT—1316 Raope Fintes ey BRODE ISLAND a) 1 Wife. Addrems bow ee pr ae “ ie hot Eg, BAS Wes TEP +, ae aR Te GIRL & ATUATION ahora nie Ke. Wet ota cau ive the hy "Pelerence: | foam, socom Boor, all gr inyron ne La cy i +3 © NT SPECT: WHITE oar a doors 5 McPherson We Aare oY eaeg cy ete 5 Suite ef hocwe, cath TA eats arcane ant penny hase Rag Neu ah a ior and small TABLE tks tT Boal JOR RENT— NEAR THE o avtrot a Fe RENT-946 NEW YORK AVE > TLY farniabed rusts, e8 enite,on Seoved and ie NT—ELBOANTLY FURNISHED Books, waite oF sy mW aRrTeRy Yeivate family, con care and weraicn 1430 iitth Yenieut Mistactiusetes ev Fok RENT—ELPOANT SUTTE OF THRE: ROOMS ee gotet Ad weound Byers, deni A erate Leet, private ist? or Bara, | LOK KENT ata! FURNigne iret rem at Guts, on suelo, south front Yeis ~ —_—_—_—_——_— ass the door. 103 Lew + a a 20K Oa WANTED--BOARD. Fansites SO pre 5 yaNtep MEDIUM BOARD x ROOM, IN SOK KENT _—HANDSOMELY PUAD ISHED ROOMS: =| We a) for Lessons Bewimner in | ngie Or en euite in privet ait feniiy euste Bhordund Address W.8,, Siar ofice. Te" | Ug fortmanters ot Conueteon "17 East aputol st y AN 4 oARD FoR LADY AND DACONTER A) ie smal pe a po in desirable fart | POH RENT —RLPGANTLY FULNAineED | gf cxtpronaalacent gubarb: re ‘OF without Round. howsn ia Must be moder rea Pe atom, Ma | 0d im pertect order in every reap. Ling OR RENT muanicating Kooms forts und i Departments and two li opm JOR RENT — THREE FAkon 7 NFOURNISI Fiicoust eas foritoutchooving nat Hest 1 igen ot Pi TRA PRIVATE FAMILY, FWO iahed "home « tered conveulent t0 care; 1140 Sth at. after aise * Br FRO _COMNG 1CATING | FUR fei ae stat cirg for Members’ f N BAUTIEOL, Tiiap-srory JOR RENT ~ A turns wacle gentleman | 398 A front roo; 7a itt —woowe SUITABLE FoR Oprices £5 det housekeeping: Inuuire at PHOT, Gale LERY, 905 Pa ave. ai JOH, REXT_TWO HANDSOME ROOM (Pas ion ‘and bed-room), with exerlieut beard: In private iauily superior appointments. "Addroee Bon 4) Bae otice, a) -3" oR it 19) f ¥.w. ONE LahGe row Iniahed Moor, third oor. in tiew aouse, bested Taruace: large clothes closet: every th ise Bow FOE BENT BANDgoMELY rt Jor: bay window. Also, auite of Second’ flor. suitable for faintly fra bentcs ome he doce: Ths 7 iL Pon REST at ia saw (hear Capita ar without "board" moderate au QUR RENT oR Fiitanca! LAND Furniehed Freer FLOOR, PARLO! axD for M.C. Ajely 111 JOR RENT—a00 6TH ST. NW. HANDSOMELY furnished parlor suite of three Koons, first Booty ‘with all conveniences: board if deared ase JOR KENT—NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT Rlemen. also, elewant parlor aod yor to stilt, at lowest rate ot ioc, two lene or doctor's of -e iO HOLTZMAN, Todos aoe es Coste’ ZHAN, aking, boat and gee wwetuded. $40.0 wth MO%E* TOLOAN OX aprnovED REAL ReTaTE ror RENT — NioELY —FURN AED 10OMS, SECUKIAY: Piping gem mae Oe oad ts hol de> comuninsicus. 80 delay. aired: sual private Sammily. BOS Tat mw S07" GRU SINI Nc: and 10th te =, | Fane 1112 137TH ST. NW. THURE NEWLY M eo apy f Jo 7 a. Bidh rood Board: #28 — CH. FOR & <2. owe | sora 2 ae inet cmc scekeaas f Peunayivanie sv J°QH RENT—TWO DOOKS SOUTH OF _—- 3 wlerping rooms and double fal y fur ished open erates private 1 hooms, single ‘cr Wd.” References 6 ST FURNISHED ROOM, 2D story, two fronting east. beat, &e o | desired. 1120 17th i. mw, ai ae" Pe, 2ST Q BT NW. HANDSoMELY rushed 0 suite oF single; airo, cob- | Ea sstable for, et.-tor sirable Fooue, en suite or siucle, amily. Terms Teasouable. JOR RENT—FURNISHED, 220 F communicating rooms CAPITOL ST. timated by furnace. be cold water; avuthern exposure private, family ; Telerences post, JOR RENT—712 NST, 2b STORY FRONT AND asa foot, ucmined or unturned, wtale for lncht housekeeping if desired. ar OK RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING Fitrarished uot Tange closst tu each ret nae $10 Rises ai an k RENT—-THREE 2 COMMUNICATING oF second and beat 13 turnisbed rooms, i wuain butidine, 1330 G st. nw. : rent ple. bi E [2% BENT BLPOANTLY FORRISHED ran. 1d suites of rooms. oped erates and furnace — | eat beautiful location, overiookiuie Thomas Curie, street Bw. ae A LARGE _pININaGRON. AND bows HOF st ae. AVE. ONE LAWGE NICELY berm expowire, JOR _KENT—HANDSOMELY Fourie * P ma lore: chan tre, piano. Als three fureistied ve unfurnisl a, werond fluor, lari. airy A dosisable. “Ailes, ce Koom. gua e ast" Fok, BENTTARGE | AVON PARLOR, POW [Stnned an pa EA sin, cor, Swe Dear three Lines of ote esi Tore Fe BENT 1204 EW SORE AVE ane Parlors op and ligited, at ee eos | FRioa aan grt As dias NE. ONE = two or oi i Feut low. 7 F a R™ F at RRLVE. sta NEWL Successors to Jacob Rich, 613 15th st. ESE Jog” ane moe wm oe 4ou, pear Capitol Sass nor SES AND UNFURN! Si oaan eee tat 0 orca “Woos Pat ae, — ros both Tege