Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘i WASHINGTON SATURDAY... .........Decomber 3, 1987. ‘Ihe Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in ‘Washington, and much greater than that fall the other daily papers here added together. . ae ‘The attempt of the Guardian League last winter ‘to prove by a comparison of the number of arrests 1m the different cities that Washington we iniquity in general, and in particular 8 more raved city than wicked New York, has had = results than that of arousing local indignation. It ‘to publish a table in the Journal intended to show ‘the comparative amount of crime in twenty-five of ‘the principal cities of the United States by setting forth the proportion of arrests to population, In lation of 1880 are stated as 11.2 in Washington, ‘Which heads the list, as against 87 In Chicago, 7.8 in Boston and New Orieans, 62 in New York, 5.3 in St. Louls, 4.5 im Brooklyn, and only .79 in Richmond, which is 2gured out to be the most ir- reproschabie of our cities, Those who remember how this kind of showing was used last February ‘1m the attempt to degrade Washington below New the New York Sun now against the use of such an illogieal method of demonstrat- ing that New York is more depraved than Rich- mond, Itsays that the calculations are of little ‘value because they are based on the number of ar- Tests in each place as returned for 1886, while the population for 1880 18 used for obtaining the averages, and that the amount of actual crime 1a ‘a community, of real offences against moral law, 3s not by any means indicated by the number ot arrests, because a large part of those arrested are discharged for lack of evidence against ‘them, and what constitutes violation of ‘the laws differs in different places. Undoubtedly ‘the Sun is correct, for it uses precisely the same argument, with which Tax Stax met the attempt last winter to show that Washington is more wieked than New York. These Chicago statistics, ‘Dased on the census returnsof ‘80, overlook Wash- Ington’s astonishing oomenin population of re- cent years. During the period in which arrests are counted, the number of arrests was made the basis of promotion for District policemen, and as a result the number of illegal and trivial arrests ‘was enormous. Less than one-half of the persons arrested were held. Over one thousand arrests were for failure to obtain dog Heenses. The number of arrests in cities Gepends largely upon the local powers of po- licemen, upon the character and disposition of the force, and upon the local law or sentiment in re- spect to arrests for trivial offenses. No reliable indication as to comparative crime can be ob- tained from a comparison of the aggregate arrests, trivial and serious, legal and illegal, dismissed cages and all. The city with the most exacting municipal regulations, the strongest public senti- ment for the enforcement of law and the most effective police force will head the list of arrests, ag Washington does, by reason of a care overhaul- Ing of non-licensed dog owners, persons neglecting to shovel snow from their sidewalks, small boys technically obstructing the streets and other such hantened criminals. ——<—$——<— ee It 1s to Versailles, the birth-place of the present republtc, that the members of the French cham- bers go to cast their ballots for a successor to M, Grevy in the presidential chair. Whenever it 13 necessary to Temove a legistative session as far as possibie from the atmosphere of popular clamor, ‘Versailies is chosen as the place for it; and there was a great deal of opposition to the permanent removal of the chambers from Versailles to Paris some eight years ago, even though the faith of the people in the future of the: republic seemed very ‘well assured by that time. In view of the important event that 1s taking Place at Versailles to-day and the recent incidents Jeading up to it, not a little interest attaches to President Grevy’s decisrat.on to the correspondent of a Brussels newspaper a few years ago when the air was full of threatening rumors. He then sald: “Lam president of the republic by virtue of the free vote of the Congress. I think I am justified in audding that the country has deliberately approved and ratified my election. In accepting that man- ate I have undertaken duties that I mean to ful, Dut at the same time I have acquired rights which Jshall uphold, ‘Those who speculate on my posst- Die weariness and discouragement are mistaken in thetr calculations Iam an utter stranger to such a feeling a8 discouragement, and, when I have a duty before me, I know how to surmount fatigue. "I shall make room for my successor when the legal ‘Time has come, not before, whoever this successor may be. All alums and ambitions grounded on the contingency of 2 premature resignation are based on a miseaiculation. Of course, death and disease may cut short my term of office; but, if Iife and health be granted me, 1 shall remain to the end President of the republic.” ‘This utterance has a pecullar significance in the light of what bas lately taken place in France, The complexion of things political has changed in mofe than one respect since these words were pub- lished. M. Grevy could then, probably, foresee as Uitte as his compatriots the lengths to which the legislative body Would be willing to go to assert ts superiority over the executive. A pressure which could be resisted as long asa series of ministerial changes, however rapid, was the only thing de- manded, became too formidable for even M. Grevy’s stubborn purpose, when the plain, ungar- nished message was conveyed to him that the Tepresentativesof the people in the Palais Bourbon assembied had taken a brief recess to afford bim the opportunity of sending them his resignation- : 099, Superintendent of Schools Powell ‘volees public ‘sentiment when he places himself tn opposition to ‘the half-day system in the lower grades. The city needs more and better school-rooms for these Srades, uot @ shortening of schoo! hours, ‘The proposed change of inauguration day from ‘March 4th to April 30th, which everybody favors, ‘Dut which, chronically, fails of success from lack of consideration, 1s to be pushed vigorously this season. Good luck to the movement! i ‘The worriment in respect to a pew cty post- ‘master, that skeleton in the closet of the District democracy, shows a fresh Gisposition to stalk Bussesrs: Bussxers: ‘We are offering Blankets at reduced prices ranging 4m price from #1, $1.50, $2.50 up to $10. Allatlow priges, Bed Comfortables 75<., $1 to @3. Dress Goods—We bave a splendid assortment from 120, LSe., 25e. to #1. Biack and Colored Sika, Rhadames and Surahs st popular prices, We have added to our usual stock Maffsand Fur ‘Trimmings much under the usual price. Cloaks to be closed out at one-third their value. Hosiery and Underwear in great variety at popular Prices, JONSON & LUTTRELL, a 713 Market Space. Ausx. Sea Saux AND ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH WRars, SACQUES, PALETOTS, JACKETS, MUFFS, BOAS AND CAPES IN BEAR, LYNX, BLACK MARTIN, BEAVER, OTTER AND OTHER FURS ¥UR TRIMMINGS, HALL AXD PARLOR MATS, CARRIAGE ROBES, COACHMEN'S CAPES AND GLOVES. PRESH STOCK JUST OPENED. LOWEST PRICES. BB. STINEMETZ& 80, 1297 Pennsylvanis Avenue Um Dec. 11m, ‘We offers reduction of from @2 to @5 on all our 719 Siaeii Goons. GRAND OPENING OF sili ATS? ‘In our Infants’ Department, which has not ‘deem advertised for some time, we are going to offer some special drives, and we would call » your sttention to the advantages these quota- tions offer to those seeking to be economical in ‘Recessary expenditures. We offer Infants’ Cameric Slips at 25¢., 390. and 5c. each. ‘We offer Infants’ Cambrie Short Stipe, “Mother Hubbard” style, at 25c., 30c. and 60c. each. We offer Children's Short Coats st $1.89, $2.25 and $3.25 cach. They are in sll colors of Cashmere, “Mother Hubberd™ style, em- ‘broidered collar, and someare tn the “Gretchen” ‘style, with belt and buckle. These prices are ‘about 26 per cent discount from regular figures. ‘We offer Children's Long Cashmere Coats from $2.25 up. We have them in all degrees of finish, snd in every style of trimming, and ‘we guarantee the prices for the quality. Our Infante’ Department was never so thor- oughly stocked as now, nor were we ever pre- pared to offer such remarkable values as the resent season. THE 4 be 316-318 7TH ST_N. W. GREAT SALE WE HAVE COMMENCED TO REDUCE OUR ENORMOUS STOCK OF FUEBNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, AND BEDDING PREVIOUS TO STOCK TAKING, JANUARY 187. CARPETS: (2 ‘3,000 yards WILTON CARPET, worth €2, at $1.50 3,500 yards BEST MOQUETTE CARPET, worth 81.65, at $1.26 per yard. (Alex. Smith & Sons.) 3,500 yards BEST VELVET CARPET, worth 1.35, 4,000 yards BEST BODY BRUSSELS, worth $1.35, ®t 81 per yard. (Including Best Lowell Bigelow and 3,000 yards MEDIUM BODY BRUSSELS, worth 81.15, at 90 cents per yard 2,000 yards COMMON BODY eee ‘worth 81, at 80 conte per yard. 000 yards BEST JAPEOYRY, worth €1, ot 75 centa per yard. (Including Roxbury and all Leading 3,000 yards MEDIUM TAPESTRY CARPETS, worth 85 cents, at 65 cents per yard. ( IN AND MISSES! HAND. 508 ni Leneins Bayer pair, Child's Toborwan _745and 747 Sthet ee ee BLACK BOUCLE NEWMARKETS, 62.09, rednoed from OS BLE COMBINATIO’ rN, it 124] and 1245 11th st ae, 3,000 yards COMMON TAPESTRY CARPETS, worth 75 cents, at 45 cents per yard. UGS at loss than Importer's prices. Cncluding every variety of Turkish and Persian.) Wo have given our third floor, 50x200 fect, to the HOLIDAY Goops On Wednesday, December 7, we will place upon our counters an elegent and complete ‘assortment of all kinds of Faucy Goods suitable for Holiday presenta, It would be useless to attempt to enumerate the great variety of articles we have to offer you. All new and attractive, and at prices as low as ‘the lowest. We have presents for Ladies, presents for gen- B, presents for children, presents for ser- vauta.” Costly presents, presents at medium prices and s variety of pretty little articles at 5, 10 aid 25c. each. In addition to our line of beautiful and useful fancy goods, we sre offering great banrains in cannot be equaled at the price. ‘White Embroidered Handkerchiefs from 12c. to $10. Elegant real duchess Lace Handkerchiefs. ‘Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers in endless variety, Japanese Hemstitched Silk Handkerchiefs at 50c., sold generally st 60c, Silk Handkerchiefs for children st 120. and 20e. A besutiful Initial Handkerchief at 25c. Fans, Gioves, Umbrellss, Table Linens, Lace Pichus aud Scarfs, Ladies’ Muffs, Jewelry and ‘other useful aricies at attractive prices. ‘It will psy you to examine our stock. EG. Davis, 43 819 MARKET SPACE, cor.Sthst. XTRA SUPER HOME-MADE RAG CARPET ‘E COMBINATION, display of these goods, Our entire stock of FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, and BEDDING have been marked in plain ‘figures at prices that speak for themselves, 719 OUR LINE OF 18 TWICE TO THREE TIMES AS LARGE AS EVER 11TH AND F STREETS NW. W. ‘OLLAND WINDOW SHADES, PATENT ROLL- BS Rescate Pa DOUBLE COMBINATION, Me J. P. Pom, 1107 F STREET ¥.W,, PARIS AND LONDON MILLINERY from the 241 and 1243 11th st se. 4 ai N iCHUS, Bee any SAE ecu: 5+ 1000) coxpeoTIONS IX BLACK AND GOLD. AND SILVER AND STEEL FOR RECEPTIONS AND 3 4 Bo00' wane ad! F 1 tot Bleck Spenteb or ch oy 240 nga #39 1.50 SPANISH OR CHANTILLY FLOUNCINGS AND NETS. We find that our LAST IMPORTATION of Stock on hand wise “ich worl ve to wet Wect Haot te this we are golug to sell all them AT PRIME COST FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. AMR ee res eto Des ‘Mention s few items only: forE aE 40 inches wide. 1 Wet, Black, Spenieh of Chantilly 1 tot “Black etic Boeri or ghastly 3.00 3.75 NETS. * Baer tt nck widen 1.25 AND MANY OTHERS. BAUM'S, EVENING WEAR, SAQUES FOR COSTUMES. CAPOTES FOR YOUNG LADIES, all of the richest ‘and of the most approved style. MOURNING BONNETS snd HATS a specialty, _ 43-1 NW, ‘25. FRINGE FOR SCAKFS, Reduced to 2c. 60c. 54-INCH FELT TABLE SCARF#, Stamped: Reduced to 45c. 5c. STAMPED LINEN TRAY COVER, Reduced to 1c SaADTEFOL MOMIE CLOTH TRAY COVER, 45 7c. PLUSH ORNAMENTS, Reduced to 5c. PLUSH BALLS, 15 and 25. per dozen. METAL ORNAMENTS, 5, 10, 15c. per dozen. BUCKETS, TAMBOURINES, &0, FOR ORNA- MENTING, 25c. per dozen. TIN! ES AND CHENILLE, 18c. per dozen. 26 SKEINS EMBROIDERY SILK, 10c, Ten per cent discount on Flowers and Fruits for ve purposes, and on all Fine Linen Goods, at OPPENHEIMER’S, 628 9th st. n.w., Sig sgn te Oo Lets Betans Now Home Sewing GOOD oo 745 = wt TEs BLACK BERLIN V1 nerve and Aatrechen tr SIZE BED i ea as ar! ai and 1243 tithe Deoconaren Porresy PORCELAIN, RICH CUT-GLASS PARLOR LAMPS AND FOREIGN FANCY Goops: ESPECIALLY ADAPTED ATTERT aAL NONN PLEASE. TO OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT. EERE e ar tatarsire| Ps Fe just have space enough to mention © few items (Chemise, trimmed with inserting and tucked, “iar aaes Sat mtn | oasrapigataeet dies Fanee and A beau " and Children’s Fancy Aprons, ‘house wear, ‘Suitable for fairs, fancy dress or INFANT# Goops, pe CS 1 sweat AEST = cwta te o HOLIDAY PRESENTS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1000 Pennsylvania ave. Jehaiat fh re votes ae ae Poca Sroe | ieee =a NEa-peain Fiat aa ease 10-4 BEE LL BLANKET, aie sh CANTON Worsted Bula Ribbon Bow tad Sesers, a DOUBLE Cos erst une 143. Hoe ace fg yh manag 750, Infants’ Feney Flannel Shaws, slsborately Eas- Tae Wearaexr Tosozaov, atten Tenant Skirts, band Embroidered in Silk, Warmer, weather 1. 25. threatening ‘with rain, light to fresh winds gusorily southearterly veering to gouthwest. | Short Flannel Skirts, Hand-Embroidered in Silk, erly and increasing in force. 81, 81.25, nA ‘cance eee Infants’ Barrow Skirts, Silk stitched, 81 Be @ AA 1 RN Infants’ Flannel Wrappers, elaborately Embroidered BR AA AA HERS in Bilk, Feather stitched seams, finished with Ribbon PAAR E M4 E = | Bow at neck, 62.50. pintale Robe, sntire front of Tucks sod Inserting, ‘The “OPENING” has left us with broken lots which deep Embroidery Rufties on Skirt, we shall close out BELOW COST. We quote this leer Se om enn rpeineypnseere evening and advise an early call Monday for thefol- | front of Matte Valenclennes and ee (Second floor; two elevators.) ® Wwwww RR & Bre 988s WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ww ma 2 oS. : or, 11¢h and F ste n.w. WoW RR AA P Bg58 = (Take elevator to 24 floor.) “I. C. *Conaars, 11 Walking Jackets, Striped Cloth, nearly all People epee siz08, | Wo call special attention to our line of I. C, French Corsets, of which we are the sole agents, and which 13 Walking Jackets, English Broadcloth, Brown, Gray, snd Navy, (Black, all sold), $6.50, were 8 this | {T= te caual n shape and finish of any French Corset morning. 5 Raglan, London style. of broad-striped clo“, | “290 dos. Celebrated “I.0.” Als Persephone Paris- $12.50, were $15 this morning. made Corsets, long waist, side steels, eolors—white, 4 Ulsters, cloth of gray mixture, @4, were @6 this | cream and drab, only $1.50 per pair. morning. 100 dos, Celebrated “I. C." Short Waisted A la Per- 2 Ulsters, Check Cloth, $4, wore 85.50 this morning: | sophone Parie-made Coreeta, made trem fine coatil, 1 Ulster, Striped Cloth, 84, was 86.50 this morning. | perfect in shape, fit and finish, white, only $1.75 per 1 Wrap—Frieze of Black and Red, Frieze T: pair. $18, was $25 this m rning. 100 dor. Celebrated “I. 0." A 1s Persephone Paris- lpm rakes Lee te ‘Trimmed, $13.50, | made French Sateen Corsets, long, medium and short were ‘morning. in whit ee ee = white, drab, black, cardinal, only @2.25 per ‘Trimming, $23, were @26 this morning. 750 dos. Onleieated “to.” Als Persephone Paris- oan Se ae Seid Trimming, =. made Corsets, spoon busk, double side steels, most Garnet, 1 Navy. 1 Gray, 7, were ‘morn suitable for large ladies, white and drab, only 63.50 23 Children’s Dresses, ages 4 to 12 years, below coat | per pair. psasioae arased to close. room 2 : finvit ‘A separate for St Minoo’ Usters and Jackets, ages 6 to 16 yeare | ,anepection cordially tuvited. A separate roo (Second floor; two passenger elevators.) RNN NN rrr A SURAT RE 58g ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Pi SANMER SHEE E P ELLA AN NNN NN Bee Lot ss®= | Tapes Sox Unvzawean (Take elevator to 34 floor.) a GOWNS, CHEMISES, AND DRAWERS: WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS Ta China and Bah Rk, Colors: Pink, Blas, aod W: -20¢, | 250. | 400 | 50c. -A7e. | 20e. | 5c. | 400. <= ALL-WOOL FLANNELS (Whiteand Rec). —_| caer of Valenciennes nce Sete te ead wee nnn aes , 32c. | back. Algo surplice-sbape Gown, bor-plaited back, Price this morning, 25e.; for Monday, 32c. pose et Ve rey and sleeves and down the front. CHEMISE. egg eaked aps traubtege ayetndieedenee} ‘neck, trimmed iatomety wim Valenciennes and Price this morming, 37c. ; for Monday, 32c, FANCY FLANNELS (Stripes, Opers, Oriental Twill). Price this morning, 50c. ; for Monday, 45c. ‘MERRIT’S SHRUNK FLANNELS (Extra Heavy), Price this morning, 60c.; for Monday, 45c, CANTON FLANNELS. Prices this morning, 15c., 20c. ; Monday, 12c.. 16340, RUSSIA CRASH, 2,000 pieces of one yard each, at 0c. for Monday ; price this morning, 12540. -DBAWERS. Drawore in Surah and China Silk, with 3-inch rue of Valenciennes lece. Cambri Gown, yoke of Medici, also Medict lace sleeves. EW-The reason for the reduced prices is that Fian- | "Und neck and ‘nels were omitted from the Souvenir List of the late “Opening.” By request of our buyer the special prices will be good for Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 5 and 6. CHEMISE. Chemise, cambric, with square neck of Medici, also lace around neck and sleeves. DRAWERS. Drawers in cambric, with two clusters of fine tucks, also 3-inch ruffle of Medici. SET ONLY 94.50. Also BRIDAL SETS in Platte Valenciennes lace and ‘Tambour emtroidery, prices $4.50, $7.75, and $10.25. (Second floor; two elevators.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Nonses Avnoxs Axp Fuxcr UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. On the same floor with the Flannels is our Upholstery Department. To make the trip to the third floor irre- sistible on Monday and Tuesday, we'll offer our new line of Art Rugs for $2.25 a plece- this is 75c. below regular price. t#-The Patent Air Cushion makes our elevator ab- solutely safe, rm a if A OTT gs APRONS. pe AA AA Ht 5s, au tun AA Th 8x58 ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP call special attention to their stock of Nurses’ Aprons; and also of Ladies’ APRONS. ‘Nurses’ White Lawn Aprons, cluster of five tucks on the bottom, wide strings, 15c. Nurses’ Fine Lawn Aprons, three new styles, 250, ‘Nurses’ Aprons in three styles, well made, 50c. ‘Hand-Made Fancy Aprons in Dotted Swiss and scrim trimmed with Ribbon, 62)c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50. ‘Fullline of Childrens’ Aprons in Mother-Hubbard style, Hamburg Embroidery, 50c., 75c., $1. =ap| Woonwaxn & ‘Lorsnor 5 Reape nthied doef areata | (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) a3 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA ANENUE. PIECES OF No. 1 ENGLISH OIL-CLOTE, ea Tite, B50 BOuBEE COMBINATION, th ats me, EAUTIFUL TREE 7 nee 7) am 0d Pa pane IRAP povorg Materials for abe per Flowers, Toya, Ge FotPoura Perfume, £2" FAY GOULD, 421 Out $:s,000 Worra Or Fie PR cos STILL TO BE SACRIFICED, ar Oak HALL, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, ‘The large business Jone since the beginning of the GREAT CLOSING-OUT BALE shows perceptibly on our stock. Notwithstanding thie we have still an immense sssortment to choose from, and prices have been put Jower than ever, Prices on Suits and Overcoats for Boys from 4 to 14 years bave bes cut just in half, which not only takes ‘off all profit, but a large alice of the cost of the goods away. : Our stock of Suits and Overcoats for Men is immense, and they must be sold within the shortest possible time. Thereis 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 ‘stock before purchasing, We show some great bargains in Chinebilla 4. b Coste and Vests, odd Pants and ‘Veats, otc. etc, at prices never before attempted. Oar stock of Overcosts consains the best manu- more, foe Kersey Overcoats; sizes 6 to 14 years, i. a sizes 6 to oe eet son COB youses only roresest ie yeare—made Scene ens aap ean “i aT errata ewe Ti uneutarare = (Third floor; two pessenger elevators) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts. 2.w. Bees A EE woe factures of Chinchillas, Beaver, Kersey, Cassimere, WORSTED UNDES Corkscrew, etc, and prices will be sure to astonish as ONLY 61.25 EACH. well as delight purchasers. oar ected ‘Asmell lot—ebout 200 pair—Children's Pants, 5 to 62%, 75, 8740. AND 61 EACH, 12 years, at 50 cents, oi (OH QUILTED Wi SATIN: ONLY @1 EACH. Fall line of Se can Scie oa Mabe 2 PERSO AWS se i (Recond floor; through arch to annex.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ~ loa HALL. COR TENTH AND F STS. ‘Cop, 11th and F ste. n.w, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP beg to call attention to ‘their Stock of Astvakans for trimming in the follow- ing collase: £ WHIRSE COOK. APPLY MONDAY MORNING, TO COOK, ‘Wasi AND MAN TO antes DO 4 ei Lato DY AGENTS. Sen IM. the ednity ss lew. rubber, ani SBS BEES cancers. on ladies’ clot at Br: to. og WHITE, ANTED_ EXPERIENCED norenes AND essen, Apply Monday before Mr. WHITE, fiith floor. WOODWARD WANTED 50 MEN. APPLY AT aria bt YY of Albaagh’s Opers House Sunday ev: ‘AOOMPETENT COLORED | ‘cook, wash aod igon for tanh of threeadults, Call 106 @ el Ne gs ae “A GREEN aa ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN 4 GREEN, Cail ater Monday se at 1220 32d tt. eonretota. ds oe ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS CHA spot equi ee LOYMENT OF EVERY DESCRIP- eee LABOR BUREAU, Sanat we tans AGENCY. OF ARTED er eae ‘weirbt 500 Ibs. iH i a = see for eee ore Tr UPELY AaENch? Sper aoe IN EVERY COUNTY INTHE Mec ionear eae aie oe THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED | Ae etek on housekeeping. no children. Ad- WANTED--SITU. See iS WAXED AN EXPER: tage anonabie, “Aadree eee iv Wee , *. = FOURTH tsplien to eave Sonne by seomag deer | Paectian gees, ats = L | gakmangtponce:- BURSHAMS Employment Seise | worse mee ine oF two eet ae AN ATIONS POR GOORS, 3 E Ss VI Le eg eg eRe ‘Seutiions, Menibers or Renaters. ‘Saher eld, male aod feuaie. FM. BU M B30- Ree ae 30 GENTLEMAN AND “Wire 08 WAXTED-A YOUNG “MAX GRADUACE OF iapiees ss tion in sone tontennede Sota ‘Address Box a8 | 3h 7 a3-or a aa GS ee AT (BRN OUT- Warten —5 ‘YAN INTELLIGENT a jook. two: on 2a of clerical ition. ebony <telerencen Aart Tie star olice It" | ing beds rit iar ie coo ‘Mt demred. i wiTHouT ble house po ta nquatabie for Sig ts hae weowitetocs axTE Ail = gy] FOR. OMELY ‘areee, Conc! 4 House 208 hoon Dick's Shera ‘1s ibe ae Co = ae WARTED_By AX HONEST COLORED MAX SIT- NEWLY FUR ‘as, house eer van ret-case fanny swith, leurs O PLEAS. infu Locauie = WEE... ont iTARY. a. | PLOYMENT AS SECRITAR! cvann, uni ing Toots, 34 <0 by wentleman of experience | {hue or, it housekeeping. eu- ang Sallis best of relerences. Address PO. 30x ae See nee. 547. 43.32 ANTED—B: Ca ‘comf: farniahed Ved rooms om * | Wat NTED—BY A SETTLED HITE WOMAN A tx A country. Apply 12 Dawa e. > bastion; Seana cee aS aah ae Fes. cadets suits ut teu oth | Ware A, MIDDLE AGED TADY A rei stem companion and nuns to's ich lady oF — ce Kudrow THOROUGH: Siaremice | oe a) a maken also other Seirabie ho 79 ANTED_BY 4 FRENCH i GUL, A SITUATION oooh onak Dien eee to take care of children: best reference. A: enee Fat. neck ons: a 1114 19th at a5 | PR RENT WITH BOARD 918 1 ST. w. ANTED—BY A FIRST. COOK. ay xEW Bite coqmmraratins Recs, wih very = © new furniture, ove siagie room ; ork woman, a situation with s fret pa EA TE —S family: undersi u references. Address NEW YORK, Star ofice, Fc THREE BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH SRAEAT, THREE REAUTONCLLT TRS Wits srikwest part of city." Adavems Wor 17 seas cakes, q Was cee, Sere Fie eatet CAN a il ot —— DARSOWAKER © Few ux: | OX, BENC 1024 177M ST XW UNPUR wo batii; heat apd Wis Vesey ganic centte doe by Ei nthedt is ANTED—BY A A YRENCHMAN-A AT ain caex Fk. k5582 BREST §¥, CONVENTENT W: to the Ebbitt Mise, ively furnished Oat RS eal TOLGESES | auite of Room, with erate Bre: muiiatierors senator, bor oF others. Aleo, cvorytha | Wak ites LADY WHO Wi HAS HAD ELEVEN | trct-claws a * | cgantant dexires ¢ Foution, unde Siudepeands Freaeby abd md | ROR RE i 11TH Si NW. 2p stor, W, frout Room, furnished | Window , path om — | sawe floor. reut @1N per month, with reterenoen.ds-2t* German: “Address Box 112, Star ofice, y ANTED_KNOWN THAT BELP OF AL x FOR RENT—1231 NEW YORK AVE, WELL PUK: N Sion ished Hoo. eu muite, with open erates. aint ait at | FORE RENT—WITH 1 Boa TWO NEWLY-FUR- sed CommunCatit Sooond floor front, — — — 3 will rent single or ep suit dene. 63-3 7 TO = Bt JANI LAFUR- raed q r NY sitnednoune! Le) ait modern epnventences: Sy a within a we 4 a iz == = — i. coe drone asufahie for two eeutiouen. ‘aloo, parlor ou det foot, softies Mats ieaeneliias ANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE TO KENT. | WOR NENT MANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, wih are So pereaee) thls — nota 449 G st. nw. opposite the alae? with owner, Address 5. FP. ‘tar office. r=. KENT—PAKLOK AND BEDROOM, 912 FOR RENT qh NIGELY Furnis a Rew bouse.all moder. thy. a. * = brivate family , board if desired, RENT 5 A DESIRABLE SOUTH PRON Fre. and Bedroom. Al: ha ta Ped zyott ters reemounle seosallent tobi oe" FF B_NT_NICEL} NISHED a oder couveutencen. S19 Lath se tw. “dear VER, Hot wor 000, that wil veatment, ser zt canons, re rem FORD, 1307 F 43-30" ~ FP; RENTIN A PRIVATE FAMILY, ‘wo WAXTED FO A Roots T, A DESIRABLE lange, secoud story, communicating: trout Rooms, feven-room house: about $2,500; describe fuliy. tor two, beat end gas. $55 per wonth, a SMITH, Attorne)-st-Law, 620 F st. nw. for URNISHED—IN A PRI FAM- ‘Suite of Parlors, suitsble fora Setubet ot fog dally applicctions for cusail end sesdhematieed | stot to four tines ven of iret cate "Tete ‘mogdorere. x poriy houses for reat. sttention ‘ven to reuting | Apply at 408 Hat n et a ne a m RENT—o0s TATA W. THREE OR FOL Frese, furuished apd unfurbisbed = ‘suitable S ANTED_FROM M OWNER TA, Go Goon, MODERN ase Joss than, 30: Yocated north. ¥, ga 9 ‘HOUSES smodern improvements, bear street py iuorlly erent Tnsaace | JJOR KENT—ONE LARGE NICELY FURNISHED MOLLAND & TomPuon, | Abay window front Toone ecathera expusur 22 LT ee ‘Det ‘Dw B ROONTE «= {OR RENT iT FURN WANTED—LOTS. FRSRL SRS os ous SOR Bag! = —y— Pinos FRONT, 42 ita NTED—TO BUY FROM WNERS_SEVERAL pate —to vw Jerwey sve aed ‘North Capitol Fs Gade uegunntaped, ode st. of Ry cash bald for bangaina wie ugnuber of lot Sbd'square, with price, Address G.TNVESTOR. Star once . 43-30" “MONEY TO LOAN = VAL Mie To Los LOAN—NOTES, SECURED BY VAL. JOR KEST_TWO NEWLY FURR sew ony mandow tue "Boards if desire. “benired W213 Pata w a3 Sees COUPLE FOUR UNFUR- Wiest x YOU rs mm UNF WinteD.PaHBE ‘AND. TWO B BED-ROO! cet ROOM WITH ALCOVE. O& ‘ANTED — FRONT i x be in, beard, for two tar office, 1 aA Cea ALL NUR tating Aroucy, B12 Buh st newt Ais ‘ANTED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY | pra. re: BEST BES BOAMD for ae tse 2 ee Seed Bowo1, Siar ome” SE" | ] OW I8 YOUR BEST CHAN Soation term be. DO. PROC. WANT! "ED-MISOELLANEOUS| ANTED—THE HIGHEST CASH (PRICE, PAID forall seats Us, Dept, oficial rer- wwelopes. used or unused, in Depart ee ee TR ai INDELL, 1538 SrED IDOE ‘UP YOUR OLDLETTERS Fi 1840 to sata i ‘any local * fom ‘etter on fae fore my inspection: Goo paid cash. ros lenient BOB Two, SITTINGS von tor L ed OOS. AND ERFOU ‘Rink Ring of hopes tamer t his night- bition, rte ot cuatye ‘Inquire st the Ijnk for ition commences Wosaitatona FOR ronal Gop DAYS; een FOR RENT FURNISHED TWO SUNNY Lakok ne. elegant ue ge: third Moot: lng able Paclors, suitable for MC. Privave ftemuls ot twoadults; board if desired. 221 Est. n-» OK, KENT_1316 @ sr x. NICELY Fr = re of tocar. dsc NISHED ROOMS; no ee tcustikin Werke” ONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON Local | Kisws snd Willer ad Sohwe securities, listed and unlisted, aud good collateral. Epi MENT THREE UNF rercial bought ot housekeeping. ‘com ete wel 130% Suh st LOUIS CUNSINGHAM, 1918 € at. sum | Sasa once Mi ‘ONEY. TO LOAN OF REAL ES] a PROMPT | 30K RENT 1219 TST. NOW.—ONE LARGE BAY- Merve to all applications 8" OMMSTEDT window Kvom, firwi floor, furiuished or unfuru EY, Be Feat. Also firwt-class Table Board. ‘@ pee LOAN — LARGE SUMS, SMAI ; BUMS. 0 ox JOR RENT—IN A PRIVATE PAMILY-1WO habdeomely furnished, ‘coturunic ted CCTEER k WIMER, 1423 Fake | scone teamely armiabed. or Boar atic Bt suite: #08 0 st uw, SEY TO LOAN | MS TO & si TT O3 ON BEAL } JOR RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, vei fate only. Lowest rates. Pleasant sunny room, Khode Island ave. bear No yond SMITH & B08, | at ore er ‘red. ‘BAX! 23-Lm northwest. | f'itncGOWAN, 1008 Fat ne. aoe oe 000—T0 | toaN Fe, a. ON REAL ESTATR. dow trout. newly __ 10%) __ THOS. B. WAGGAMAN,_ | *UME- iso. one POR RENT — } vay window pune. od. tune. ‘ome ‘cast ou and Board for iar ae _. | 20 —PUKNISHED ROOMS, LARGE, AND Real Estate Loans, Army and aloes Pay | Bah ihoders FoRN - Ly Wa Cased. Losna on mer STOCKS AND BOSDS GOOD, COMMERCIAL Ebgts Bee eS eo Shires ‘Wat. Deer ; Broke, Fike PLEARANT FURNISHED, KooMA, Im ‘with or without board, besarte hgeation. NUS we a Vernon Place, Mount Veruca Park. $100, 000 Feat ae ON MARYLAND Bagi rat xt wire eG = 00. PES ered NICELY [URNISHED FRONT * e ase a Ou Beal katate HOLLaNt 's THOMPSON 13 1313 Fat, Adjoining Sun _#13__1 F2 ‘BERT WANDSO’ 1 MOXEE TO. 2OAN Oo REAL Esrare, 1x sums | FRE BEN? LY FORSERED Pan. pgs HOLTZMAN, past eee _ wel Conder 10th and F ste nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON ae REAL ESTATE Ls a PAB OR ARTLy Mees pees Bo Paes Sf See mae Ser oni vee War P FOR Sas wi ai ED ax5 pert | x EA THE AKLING- ‘ound suit MoEE ag ax lowest on. esl TO. ME PE MERLE os TT a & 0o., HANDSOMELY 1 1324 F et bw. wearer Mos LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- LARGE JORNISHED, ROOM, oe Feces tine te ‘ONEY TO LOAN OM REAL ESTATE & OB FIRST. Foresters ores ron ae, = eocurtty without board. mu oer oF otbere — de Satin 203 7a se._| ng Bret-clam sccuinmodation 18 10th at ror. BEXT—A hts FRONT J noo, wire oh a 5-3e* | Let AND TAN iE. PAYNE, J wee mere rere a2" | Meee 2 ae ji Restaurant 1t* Se ea