Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNES) AY, DECEMBER 7, 1887—SIX PAGES. THE EVENING STAR. WEDYESDAY CROSRY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of amy other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that «fall the ether daily papers here sided tegether. ‘The tariff conference of last summer has already Verne fruit In two noteworthy utterances by men holding distinguished positions in public life. Mr. Cariisie's speech in accepting his election to the speakership was a plain statement that the ‘business before the House this session was to revise the tax laws and to prevent the further aecumu- lation of a dangerous surplus in the Treasury. Yesterday Congress received from the President his annul message, which 18 devoted almost ex- clusively to a discussion of the tax question, This indicates that the President and the Speaker are 3p accord on this subject, and fully aroused to the necessity of prompt and vigorous action on the Part o: Congress to reiteve the threatened strin- gency in the money market. ‘The Speaxer, by & pleasant fiction, 1s supposed to Teguire time enough, after his election, to get per- sonally acquainted with the Representatives be- lore apportioning them among the committees: Dut, of course, Mr. Carlile knew that he was going to be the Speaker of the present House long before he was called to the chair, and the leading mem- bers of the several committees are always se- lected from the older representatives, with Whom the Speaker is already sequainted While the newer ones are used merely to pad out the lists. Hence it is probable that With one or two exceptions, Mr. Carlisle has already settled in bis mind, pretty definitely, ‘the committee status of each of his associates in the House, There 1s no reason why the committee appointments should not be published early in the ‘session and the House enabled to get well to work Defore the bolidays, At all events, even if nothing more were done fot th® present, the same plan might be pursued this year as was followed at the Deginning of the Forty-ninth Congress, when the ‘committee on rules was named at the outset, and ‘the time occupied by the debate on its report was used with good effect by the Speaker in making ‘out the composition of the other committees, The Tule which Its proposed to revive could be re- ported by the committee and got out of the way, and the path would then be clear for the introduc- ‘Won of Dusiness legislation, which the country 80 much needs. $$ ‘The New York Sun enters a very proper protest against changing the color of the two cent postage ‘stamps from brown to green, and takes the ground that neither Mr. Dickinson nor any other man should be confirmed as Postmaster General with- out first pledging himself to ubolish the green and restore the old color. The Sun ts undoubtedly correct as to the matter of taste involved; but it does not go far enough. The fact is, the power to change at will the design and color of the postage ‘starups should be wholly taken away trom the post office department. Congress ought to ap- point a permanent art commission to whom should be committed the duty of fixing the design and color not of postage stamps alone, but of all United States currency notes, bonds and securt- tes of every character, and also the size, device, ete., of its coins, of whatever value. At present the appearance of government issues of all kinds ‘seems to be at the mercy of trrresponsible subdr- dinates in offictal power, for the time being, who asa rule have no qualifications whatever for that duty. The result is not only confusing, on ac- count of the great variety in form, size, color &c., Put positively discreditable to the country in an esthetic point of view. They manage these things ‘Detter, not only in France, but in nearly every cly- itzed country tn the world. a ‘The plumbers who questioned the power of the ‘Commissioners to make and enforce the new plumb- ing regulations, requiring with other things the preliminary examination and licensing of plumbers ‘Wishing to ply their trade in the District, and ob- jected to certain parts of the regulations as op- pressive, have come out ahead tn the legal contest, It indecided that present provisions of law do not authorize the Commissioners to provide such safe- guards for the public. As the exclusive power 1s 4m Congress to furnish to the people of Washington ‘that full protection against the evils of detective plumbing which modern investigation shows to be A necesaity, It is hoped that our legislative boay ‘will interest ttselfin the matter. While the pubite 4 not disposed to inflict petty annoyances and re- strictions upon our plumbers, it is in the highest degree desirable thai every reasonable precaution De taken to avoid the recognized dan ers from de- fective material and incompetent workmen. The ‘very nature of the plumbers’ work furnishes the ‘Opportunity and excuse for public supervision, and in the interest of the District the opportunity of- fered in the present case should not be neglected Dy Congress. —_——— += —____ Considerable excitement was caused in New ‘York yesterday by the circulation of a report that Katie Metz, the servant whose testimony played 9 important a part in the prosecution of the ‘Doodle aldermen by showing who were admitted to attend the meetings of the “combine,” had been induced to go to Europe and keep out of the way of subpoenas for awhile. The story 1s set at rest, ‘however, a far as the woman's present where- ‘abouts are concerned, by a statement of a reporter of the World that he saw and talked with her last evening. Since the defeat of DeLancey Nicoll, the offer uf the Assistant District-Attorneysulp to one of Jacob Sharp's leading counsel, and the decision of the court of appeals in the Sharp case itself, it 4s doubtful whether the untried boodlers still re- maining in New York would be in a burry to pay the expenses of a tour abroad for any witness however dangerous to thetr cause under the old conditions. There are other and easter ways of getting out of trouble, and the increase of expen- ‘es Would be money thrown away. 9 ‘The character of the President's message sug- eats the strong probability that there will bea live and recognized issue between the political parties 4m the next presidential campaign. A square fight ‘over an important qu stion of political economy, Which will setue something when ended, 1s much to dedesired. ‘The movement of a part of the conservatives in England towards protection prowlses @ Lvely political contest across the ‘water, and the democratic movement away from Protection in this country will lead to an even ‘More exciting and interesting contest. —————— ‘These ts occasionally « consoling featuré to be found in the business barriers which have grown ‘up between Canada and the United States since wir John Macdonald's tariff went into operation. ‘The panic which has threatened tne Dominion since the faiiure of the Central Bank of Toronto ‘has not made itself felt to any extent on this side of the border except among the direct correspon- dents of the suspended bank. Had the commer- fal relations between the two countries been more intimate and the balance of trade as largely in our favor, a3 would naturally have been without ‘the tariff, we of the United States could hardly have escaped a shock. —$<$<$<——=—___ ‘The appointment, by the United States Marshal at Treaton, N.J.,of his daughter to serve as his deputy and sign all papers in his name, is treated by the newagatberers as remarkable thing—not Because the Marshal placed his appointment ‘within the circle of his own family, but because ‘the person chosen to be thus honored was a wo. man, Those who marvel at this incident fall to Tecall the case of Phoebe Couzens, who was gal- Jantly appointed to the full oMce of marshal by One of the Justices of the Supreme Court, but removed by President Cleveland to make room for a big, Dold man, $< ‘The northwest grows so fast that the coal sup- ‘ply to Unat section cannot keep pace with its growth. Hence the coal famine. And when the coal arrives with the increased price at the mines and extortionate treigut charges added, many cannot buy. It isacoid seasgn forthe booming Borthwest. “Oh! the dreary, chilling winter,” sighs Dakota, “with no coal and no statehood!" —-—————=— ‘The Critic appeared yesterday in eight page form, well arranged for the display of news and advertisements We heartily congratulate our genial neighbor on these marks of enterprise and prosperity. ——=—=—==_——— Avsoruen surrzy or seat sr canwexra Sealskin Sscques 225 & #140, $160, $175 $200, $225, 8250. Seal-skin Jackets $100, $120, ‘Seal-akin Visites $150, $165, $173. Seal-akin Ulsters $350. We have a large stock to select fromof the shove eoods, Poush garments the duplicates of the sbove at: Prices. ~ Fur trimming in every variety of fur.* Seeemens Capes, Mufers, and Gloves, tals ages for Dunlao’s Now York hate WILLETT & RUOFF, marTrTeE: AND FURRIEBS, 906 Penazyivania avenue, a16-3m] os Josern Bowns. Bowss & Haw. ‘Managers of the BA Haun EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ASSETS, $84,000,000. SURPLUS, 821,000,000. LARGEST SURPLUS. LARGEST BUSINESS. CHALLENGE. REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER. We claim forour machine the following points of superiority: EASE OF MANIPULATION, DUBA- BILITY, and SPEED—the essential qualities in s writing machine, Tt esse of manipulation is unquestioned, To test ‘THE STRONGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD. Pe an te Bg alahiromrdpen But ‘We issno Investment Policies that will pay better re- SPEED cag be demonstrated in afew moments, We CHALLENGE ALL OTHER WRITING MA- CHINES to 8 speed test, as follows: turns then s Government Bond end larger dividends | THE UMPIRE TO BE SELECTED BY OUR COM- than s Savings Bank, Correspondance Sulicited, PETITORS. DEPOSIT. Each competitor to deposit with the um- RANSOM WHITE, Cash pire a certified check, payable to his order, for @1,000. Tae Wearnen Towonsov. ‘Warmer, fair weather, light to fresh variable. winds. ‘WARM GOODS VERY CHEAP. COMPETING MACHINES to write capitals and letters, 1326 ¥ Street, Washington, D.O._ | #™#l TIME. Before March Ist, 1888, The test to take place not earller than one month after the first accept- ‘s0ce of this challenge, PLACE. NEW YORK CITY, IN SOME CONVEN- TENT HALL, TO BE SELECTED BY OUR COM- PETITORS AND TO BE PAID FOR BY OUR- NUMBER OF OPERATORS, Esch competing ms” chine to be represented by three operators, with ap in- strurcent for cach. The agsreyate time of each team ‘Christmas and Fancy Goods are associated. Paney | to be considered in making the sward. Goods must crowd out heavy and bulky goods; hence MATTER TO BE WRITTEN, The Declarstion of the following very low prices at the PALAIS ROYAL: | Independence. This may be committed to memory, Way COMERS. (SECOND FLOOR BARGAINS.) WORSTED GOODS.—A very lerge—too Lana | omitted punctuation mark or eapital letter. ‘Stock of Shawls, Fascinatora, Skirts, Cardigans, all colors. Fifty cents knocked off price of cheapest lota ‘Extra fine and expensive garments s dollar and more | divided amongst the operators of the win! below this morning's prices. or written from dictation. If dictated, each operator may select his or her own reader. TRIALS, Each operator to have the privilege of three trials. DEDUCTIONS FOR ERRORS. A deduction of one ‘second for every omitted, misspelled, or misplaced word. A deduction of one-fifth second for every DISPOSAL OF PROCEEDS. $500 to be equally team, ‘The balance tobe donated to the Gi MONU- FLANNEL GOODS.—Skirts, Chemises and Dressing | MENT FUND. Secques; some plain, some embroidered. All are offered at and below first cost of the flannels, WARMSKIRTS o Quilted Satin, Quilted Alpaca, ‘Moreen, Ladies’ Cloth and Jersey Flannel. Some Melton Flannel Skirts as cheap as 75c. but the resl bargains are the more expensive goods, which are much reduced in price, DBESSING SACKS of Flannel, Cashmere and Bider- down. Some imported ones at less than cost. WEAPS.—Any lots which are broken in sizes or colors ‘we offer at cost. A list of nearly 100 Wraps were advertised a few days since. About 50 remain. FIRST FLOOR BARGAINS. CASHMERE HOSE.—91.25 quaility for $1, The 8¥e. quality for 75c. Children’s for 2c, instead Of 44c. STRIPED HOSE—The 44 snd 48c. Striped, also Solid Color Hose, are to be crowded out at 350. RIBBED VESTS.—@1.25 quality for 98. The $1.65 quality for @1.39. The 81.98 ones for $1.45. AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY'S MERINO UNDERWEAR (broken lots).—The smallest quantity im each lot is 2 pieces. The largest lot comprises 11 Pieces. Prices range from 7c. to $1.98 a garment. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, ‘3390 Broadway, New York. WASHINGTON OFFICE; ‘Le Droit Building, a7-6t Comer 8th and F n.w. Rernuxe Frou Bosmess. ‘The Immense Stock of Fine Clothing ar Oak HALL, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, In.all 119 pieces. To bo closed out at 10 per cens dis- | Must be sold in onder to close up the business. This is count off marked prices. no advertisement asheme, but a solid fact. Therefore, CHILDREN’S MERINO DRAWERS, 2 to 10 years, | don't delay, but come at once, and seethe Greatest Bar- NN ON OTTTT ™ R5e, a pair, instead of 35, 39, 44 and 48 cent A a aA [REF A (SECOND FLOOR BARGAINS,) FYE ¥ NNN OT FF NRX Of aud f ing in Clothing for Men and Boys ever seen in the City. All Buits and Overcogts for Boys from 4 to 14 years ‘will be sold at just one-half the former prices, which were always the lowest in the City. In Men'sand Youths’ Suits our assortment is com- plete, and you can buy good Business Suite at $7.50, former price $10; better Suits at $8.50, former rice Corkscrew Suits, pure Worsted, sack or frock, at reduced from @15; Chinchilla Coats and Veaty 0, reduced from @15; Prince Albert Suits from $15 Worsted Leggings, Skirts, Sacques, Shirts, Hoods, | UP: Broadcloth Suits st 818, reduced from $25; fine Cardigans, Tam 0° Bhanter and Toboggan Caps, Plush | Sstin-lined Full-Dress Suite very cheap, Hoods and Coats, Cashmere Cloaks, We're daily told our assortment is the best and the prices the lowest in town, What will you think of the reduced prices? THIRD FLOOR BARGAINS. tore spece for its Holiday display. Blankets and Flannels are being sacrificed. Genuine California ‘Blankets for 96 per pair, for example. RE RES S: (FIRST FLOOR, rear door of 1119 Pennsylvania ave.) Just received another shipment of those Medicated Cashmere Wool Shirts and Drawers. Colors: Tan, Old White. Prices: 98c., $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00. 62” This Underwear will not irritate the skin, and OVERCOATS. Tn this necessary article of wear we can please most ‘any one as to size, make and material. We have them in Chinchilla from 85 to 9 genuine Montagnac at $20; sold formerly st $31. We also bave them in Beaver, Kersey, Worsted, Caan{meres and Melton, Special at- tention is called to ® splendid line of Ulstersand Stormegats from $5 to $15. 1.000 psir of Pants cam now be had at about two- thirds regular price at OAK HALL. a7 COR, TENTH AND F 8Ta. Cunteras Is Coma. Gold, Golden Brown, Blue, Red. | THERE I$ NOTHING MORE APPROPRIATE FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR FATHER, HUS- bas the recommendation of all physicians. The | BAND, BROTHER, OR BEAU, THAN A HAND- PALAIS ROYAL prices are the lowest yet quoted in this town for this Celebrated Underwear. rs PALAIS a. Tun £4 Bug oo, ¥ ee | Sse Vy A o co aA (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) a7 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. te if $3 REASONS. Ce ee day Goods, and they are these: Jots, and sre, many of them, xoods we cannot dupli- cate. So we prefer to close them and pat some new goods in their placen, SOME ROBE DE CHAMBRE, A LUXURIOUS BATH ROBE, OR A JAUNTY “SMOKING JACKET, AND THERE 18 NO HOUSE IN THE cITY THAT SHOWS ONE-HALF THE VARIETY THAT WE OFFER YOU TO SELECT FROM. THIs IS THE SEASON FOR JUST SUCH THINGS, AND IF H .,. | YOU PROPOSE TO MAKE SUCH A PRESENT AT ALL NOW 18 THE PROPER TIME TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION, WHEN THE ASSORTMENT OF KINDS IS FULL. “you CAN, BY PAYING A DEPOSIT ON THE ONE SELECTED, HAVE IT LAID ASIDE UNTIL THE DAY BEFORE CHBIST- MAS AND DELIVERED FROM OUR HOUSE DI- RECT. aa YOU MAY PERHAPS IMAGINE SUCH THINGS ARE VERX EXPENSIVE — WELL, THEY ARE ORDINARILY ~ BUT we WILL SELL YOU A ‘They represent broken | HANDSOME. ROBE DE CHAMBRE, OF JAPANESE out at » secrifice, | SILK AND JAPANESE MANUFACTURE, FoR TEN 98c. Brass “Rococo” Easel Frames, jeweled, will DOLLARS, AND A SMOKING JACKET OF SAME sell at 48c. ‘96c. Plush Easel Frames, will sell at 48c. MATERIAL, FOR FIVE Dé e DOLLARS, THEY COME 75 and 98c. Carved Wood and Plush Wall Pockets, | ¥ SOBER SHADES AND I paruuiaNr Lal ‘will setl at 48¢. ‘7% and 94. Plush and Fancy Wooden Whisk-Broom ‘Holders, will sell at 48. 91 Plush Manicure Boxes, will sell at 480. BINATIONS. YOU SHOULD SEE THEM. THEY ARE TRULY BEAUTIFUL, 48 WELL AS USEFUL GARMENTS. aie ‘91 Plush and Lesther Photo Albums, willsell at 48c.| WHEN A MAN ONCE B BECOMES THE OWNER age 2 Ho. Kid-bodied, Jointed Dolla, will sell st | oF ONE HE WONDERS Wi WHY HE REMAINED 80 gt Leather, Hand-painted Writing Desks, will sell at LONG WITHOUT SUCH A THING, AND ONLY REGRETS THAT HE CANNOT LIVE HIS LIFE ae eae ae Ancient | OVER AGAIN. IF ONLY FOR THE SENSE OF Hand-made and Antique Writing Paper, will ‘48c. for Two quires, with Envelopes to match. Now. as you can see, there is « big reduction made om these goods that are just adapted for Holiday Gifts, WE ARE OPEN NIGHTLY UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. an BOM 316-218 7TH BT X. Ww. —— er re, B 0k For Practical cHRISTIAN WORKERS | eae aad Carndany by ht @ 428 Th ot. nw. Ber Youu Xsas Gurrs Now. COME AND SEE THE SLAUGHTER ¥ = monee (801 Market Space: 308 and 310 Sth st. sell st] LUXURIOUS EASE HE ENJOYS WHILE WEAR- ING HIS BATH ROBE, ROBE DE CHAMBRE, OR SMOKING JACKET. — SARS AND COMPAXY, OUTFITTZES, 7 SEVENTH AND MaRxer apace Pauomm Strom HOLIDAY PRICES! ager Fuices! ERIS Sear INGRAIN CARPETS. AFLG HE. Seeder RUGS. BUGS. RUGS RUGS. oar a lira Eines ~GARMART & LEIDY, a 208 Tin and 700 K ot. Mosse poise: s.oxEra, orm 933, ‘AVENUE. a Exctioutexurnt! WHY AND WHEREFORE! ‘Many of our Patrons call st our well-known Rem- nant Rooms (situated om the third Soor) aad Fepeatedly ask the question: “Bow can you afford to sell Remnants at such Re- marksdly Low Figures?” In response to such inquiries we will state thst an ‘accumulation of Remnants in any establishment is as Anjuriona to the respective inatitution as an evil weed to cultured vesotation, Our Susiness Principle always has been— Gell Remnante Regardless of Cost. Lat the Public Have the Benefit of s Bargain. Take the Proceeds Derived from the Sales of Shost- Jengths and buy new fabrica, in order to satisfy the de- mand of the modern axe. ‘We have exhibited an immense line of Baywains on our third fldor, and will use every effort possible to make this THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THE MOB8T SUCCESS. FUL REMNANT SALE DAYS OF ‘THE SEASON. LIST OF BARGAINS AS FOLLOWS: Before al) we announce the continuation of the Great Reduction Sale in Heavy Cloth (advertised in last week's Star), suitable for Coats, Dolmans, Ulsters, &c.. at less thau half their regular value. This lot com- prises a variety of Manufactures and Colors. To give the public an idea how this bareain was appreciated by connoissours, we will state that on the first day for which this lot was advertised we sold 219 yards of it A lot of Fancy Articles suitabie for Holiday Presents, such as Albums, Whisk-Holders. Dolls, Fancy Boxes, Pedestals, and many others, st Low Prices, ip order to sell them. This lot includes some articles from ! st season, which are slightly damaged, and con- sequently will be sold at slmost nothing. A Pull Line of French Pilate Mirrors, with Plush and Rustic Frames, different sizes, at reduced prices, with 8 special discount of 10 per cen for Thursdsy and Friday only. ‘The last lot of the Brocsded and Striped English Velutinas, consisting of many different colors, at 25c. ayard. Kegular value, 75a and $1. We invite the public to please call and examine this baryain, in order to be fully appreciated, A Small Lot of Cotton Bird's-eye Cloth, in Remnants of different lengths, suitable for Diapers, Towels, and many other purposes, at Sc. and 6c, per yard. One C.se of Androscogwin Bleached Remnants, fully one yard wide, at Ze. per yard. Regular value, Oc. A few Cases of Colored Cambric Remnants, for Lining, at 4c. per yard. Rerular value, 6c. ‘We bave so many Special Offerings in our Comfort and Blanket Department this week that we have not space enough to mention them, so we invite you to please cali aud see for yourselves. Our Great Sale ot MEN'S SUSPENDERS, consisting of many different excellent qualities, at 14e, per pair, worth uo Jess than in stil oe. A Small Lot of CHECKED NAINSOOK, suitable for Children's Dresses, Aprons, &e., at 12%4c. per yard; worth at least 18c, ONE PRICE, AS HERETOFORE. 420, 422, 424, 426 7th at., 417, 419 8th at 00, 88g TTT Be 39 § T $0 AX BE Oo 0 T OO NN B OO T OO NN 00 Tt ‘oo w® VARIETY STORE. JAPANESE GOODS! JAPANESE GOODS We call attention to this department as an entirely new line which we have tutroduced since the enlarge- ment of our store. Every ond knows that the Japs- nese have always been noted for their unique and va ied desians in Pottery, but few are aware of the many and really artistic styles which we are able to offer at prices almost ridiculously cheap. These goods are eape- cially desirable for Holiday Presents. Every one has some place for Brio-s-brac, and no room looks cam~- plete without it, Look st our prices; Owari Rose Jar, 43 inches hich, 20c. ‘Owari Rose Jar, inches high, 49c. Owari Roso Jar, 734 inches high, 89c, ‘Owari Rose Jar, 10 inches hisch, $1.49. Tokio Rose Jar, 4 inches high, 58¢. Kaga Rose Jar, 44 inches high, 49c, ‘Imari Roso Jar, 73 inches high, 9c, Japanese Pot-Pourri, Small Can, 15c. Japanese Pot-Pourrt, Lange Can, 23¢. ‘Turkish Pot-Pourrt, Glass Jar, 29¢, Persian Pot-Pourri. Large Can, Metal Puff Boxes, Etched Decoration, 25 and 200. Kishne, Yellow Bottles, 644 inches high, 15c. Owari Bottle, Bine, 7 inches high, 59. Sage Green Bottles, Katsed Ornamentation, 5 och, 2Be.: 6 inch, 29e.; 8 inch, 49e. Kaga Bottle, 10 inches high, 99¢. Individual Butter Plates, Round, 50c. a dozen. Individual Butter Plates, Square, 90c. a dozen, Bix 1-inch Shallow Bowl, 10¢. 84 1-inch Plate, Scolloped Edge, 20c. Wine Kaga Piaqnes, Round or Hexagonal, $1.49. Fine Kags Jars, 12 inches high, $4.09. Fine Satsuma Jar, 12 inches hi :h, $5.49, Beautifully Ornamented Tokio Jars, 10 inches tall 82.49; 12 inches tall, 84.49. Crackled Jar, 13 inches tall, $2.99. Kota Tea Set, 49c, 7-Inch Decorated Teapot, 250. Owari Drip Teapot, 25c. Large Owari Teapot, 49c, Fine Kaga Drip Teapot, $1.19. Large Water-Drop Tearot, 250. In this department we also display a line of Turkish Hand-Embroidered Doylies. These make beautiful mate for Bric-aBrac, and supply a long-felt want. JAPANESE DEPARTMENT IN THE NEW STORE. SMITH & WARDWELL, 705-707-709 Market Space. 16-3 Cuanrers, Cunrrrs. TO MEET THE CURRENT PRICES OF THE SEASON, We have made the following GREAT REDUCTION: WILTON CARPET, $150 per yard. MOQUETTE CARPET, $1.25 per yard, VELVET CARPET, $1 per yard. BODY BRUSSELS CARPET, 75c., 80c., $1 per yard. TAPESTRY CARPET, 45c., 60c., 700, 75¢. per yard. ‘WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Nos. 311, 317, 319 7th street, 632, 634 Louisiana sve, 632 and 634 D st, Dealer in Furniture, Carpets and Upholatery Goods, at a6-lw BOTTOM PRICES. Pouaxn Wares. POLAND WATER. ‘A Sure Cure for Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Stone im the Bladder, Dyspepsia, Dropay, Balt Rheum, and Scrofula, ‘Contains less organic matter than any water known. Tam the Sole Agent f.r this Celebrated Water for the District of Columbia, ‘Look out for imitations, JOHN KETWORTH, ‘9th end D streste northwest, ‘One square north of Pennaylvania avenue. ‘Telephone call, 122-2, 46-1 Cuanrers, crocheting. cater et Fee Work we have all sizes in Embroidery Needles, both sharp and biunt Points. Crochet Needles in eteel,bone and ivory. Knitting Needles of bone, steel, wood and rub- ORNAMENTS FOR FANCY WORK. ‘Brass Slipper Match Safes. 10¢, ‘Steel Pen Match Safes, 1c, Fancy Coloréd Sequences, 3, 4, 5 and 8¢. dozen. Colored Miniature Cow Bells, 15¢. dozen. Fancy Plush Balls, Spikes, Creacenta, Acorns, ke., 3c. to 1240, each. ‘Variety of French Gilt and Nickel Ornaments, for decorating and finishing fancy work. 25 CELLULOID FANCY ARTICLES. ‘We are showing an attractive variety of Oellu- loid Fancy Articles, made up in combination with ribbons, silk, and arrasene, comprising Jewel Casce, Shaving Cases, Needle Cases, Card Cases, Hair Receivers, Blotters, Match sefes, ‘Laundry Lists, Memorandas, Comb-and-Brush Cases, and numerous other articles equally beantifal, and which add twice their value in appearance to the finishing oF ornamenting ® parlor or boudoir. In Made-up Plush Articles we present an equally attractive variety. The majority of these ¢ armning articles are as useful as they are ‘ornamental, and seem fe give life snd comfort to the surroundings, Plush Photograph Cases, Mowehoir Cases, Chair Backs, Head-rests, Shaving Cases, Button- bags, Fancy Hand-painted Beehets, and other handsome articies for room-decorations, Also Jewel Cases, Button-bags, &e., made from chamols akin. Notwithstanding their attract- iveness, these articles are comparatively cheap, PLUSH COVERS AND PLUSHES, Exquisite Shades, Colorings and Combina- tions in Fringed Plush Table Scarfs, Covers, Tidies, Lambrequins, &c, Lovely variety of Fancy Tidies in Bilk, Crete, Madras, and Momie, All sizes and colorings. Full line of Silk Plushes, in staple snd Ligh art colors, #1.25, 81.50, 61.75, $2, $2.50, and 83 per yard. Stamped Silk Piushes, beautiful Spray and ‘Leaf Desizns, true to nature, $3.50 per yard. 19-inch Pongee Silke, in all the art shades de- sirable for fancy work, only 50c. per yard. 24- inc, same goods, 750. per yard. Fancy India Sitk, Persian Stripes in rich col- orings, 8c. $1.25, and $1.50 per yard. 32-inch Silk Crepe Cloth, all the plain colors, 81 per yard. FIR PILLOWS. Pillows of Fir, eovered with White Muslin, #0 popular for recovering with silk or plush, to be Painted or embroidered, Hetains the health- giving scent of the fir-tree. 25, 38, 50, and ‘Tbe. each. BAMBOO ART Goops. Bamboo articles tor House Decorations sre be- coming very popular, We are showing an ele- gantline of Bamboo Tables, Stands, Easels, Screens, &c., and quote the following: Fancy Bamboo Tables, brass-tipped legs, 29 inches high, with top 12 inches squaze, only 93.50 each. Fency Bamboo Banuer Stands, 5¥j feet high, brars-tipped ends, only @2.75 each. Fancy Bamboo Easels, very handsome brass- tipped ends, three sizes. $2.75, 84 and 96 each. Bamboo Umbrella Stauds, with iron drip- Pan, brass-tipped ends, stands 32 inches high, 16 inches wide and 12 inches in breadth, only 87.50 each. Fancy Bamboo Folding Screens (three folds), ino of each pane] 20 by 40, stands 5 feet bizh, brass-tipped ends, very handsome, ouly #10 each. FANCY DOYLIES. Plaid Damask Dentist Doylies, plain fringe, only 40c per dozen. inch Lawn Finger Doylies, @1 per doz. Deduak Linen Finger Doylies, fancy fagyot- ing and knotted fringe, $1.50 dozen. STAMPED GOODS. ‘Stamped Linen Tidies, knotted fringe at each end, large sizes, 20 and 25c. each. ‘Stamped Linen Bureau Scarfs, beautiful out- Mue work in attractive designs, 3756, 50,625, 75, 90 cents, $1, 81.25. $1.50 and 61.75 exch, Stamped Momie Linen Dust Bags, well bound, handsome outlined work, 20c. each. ‘Stamped Linen Shoe Bags, single 250.; double 500. each. Stamped Momie Linen Laundry Baga, sise 34 yard wide by % yards deep, fivished with 12- inch drop, outlined ready to embroider. A pos- itive bargain. Only 50c. each. Stamped Batiste Aprons, beautiful outlined designs, only 250. each. Hand-painted Batiste Aprons, $1 each. ‘Hand-painted Batiste Scarfs, size 18 by 54 inches, only $1 each. LACE TIDIES. Immense stock of Nottingham Lace Tidies, * in White and Eeru. Dozens upon dozens of sizes and shapes. Prices, 8. 10, 12%, 18, 20, 25. 30, 374, 40, 65, 00, aud Gc. esch. ‘LACE PILLOW SHAMS. SPECIAL—We have opened 500 Pairs Fine White Nottingham Lace Pillow Shams, tape- bound, full size, specially good value, only 50c. er pair. Elegant Bureau Sete of four pieces (scarf pin- cushion covers and Toilet Mats),made from rich valenciennes lace, sheerest cambric, and wide, colored moire silk rabbons. Three colors— yellow, pink, and cardinal; only $5 yer set. Same without the ribbon, $4 per set. For Wall Decorations we have * handsome Jine of Fancy Japanese Fans, in a large variety of sizes and shapes, 25. 50, and 60c, each. Full line of Pin-cushion Forms, priced secord- ing to size; 10 to 40c, 46-Inch ‘White Silk Bolting Cloth for paint- ing sud embroidering, only $1.50 per yard. ‘Varied line of Scrima, in white and ecru, for fancy work, aprons, &c., 15,21, and 5c. Embroidery Orashes and Momie Cloths, 18- —_ Q5e.; B-inch, YWc.; MW-inch, Ble. per In conection with our Art Embroidery ‘Stock, we desire to draw your att-ntion to our attractive array of Holiday Goode purchased expresaly for the coming festive season on ac- count of their appropristeness and vesirable- ‘ness as Christmas gifts, comprising Plush Jew- airy Boxes, Plush Glove Boxes, exquisite va- riety of Fancy Piush Toilet Cases, some can- ‘taining aa high as seventeen separate pieces: Plush Manicure Hets, Leatherette Cases, Plush ‘Handkerchief Boxes, Perfumery Cases, Writing Desks, Autograph Albums, Pot-pourri Jara, ‘Traveling Cases, French Glaag Toilet Bottles, Jarsof the Eroy and Japanese Wear; also Do.ls of every description, size, and kind, and a thou- sand of other kindred articles suitable for Christmas Presents. FANCY WICKER AND WILLOW WARE. Attractive array of Fancy Wicker and Willow Baskets in a number of odd shapes for decorat- ing, gilding, be. Suuall Nest Wicker Baskets for hair receivers, pin cushions, smatch safes, button boxes, &c., only Be. each, Wall Pocket Baskets. Good taste anda little ribbon cau make these very pretty. 30, 40 and 500. each. Fancy Sorap Baskets for floor use, open work for ribbons, bows, &c., $1.50, ¢1.75, 91.88, 62 and 82.75 each. ‘Giided-rope ferap Baskets, pisces for ribbon and 60c. 20 and 26c. each. ‘Fancy Frais Baskets, 200. Bronze Asb Receivers, various humorous shapes and imitations, 25 and 37i¢c, ‘French le Weights, im apple and pear Inkstands (China dog with wagon full of ink), Bc. each. Inkstand, pen-wiper and China dog com- ‘bined, 37 ss0. 2 teatpenbecaratas Pink, ‘Mandsome Vot-pourri Jars, in fancy Japanese ‘ware, 31, 60, 75c., 61, 61.25 ‘Walnut Smoking Set —Place for cigars, _ WANTED--SITUATIONS. ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL 8s cook or ch mbermad; reference, if re quired “1718 Sthet nw ae 4 BY A DRE ACE INA NTED-BY A LAUNDEESS A PL! have fa mayen x ‘cook's place femails, of 9 nice A yte family. Call at 3th and 14th eta nw ANTED AT HEADOUARTE Witt onin Camberauine Waitress Tnansres: nd Nurses Seamstress sien Waiters, Qooka Conchmen. Butlers SALA COUMiS S20 Poe are ) ANTED_ENGAGEMENTS FOR COOKS. CHAM and ironer, must come at once 1303 N at. W ANTED_LADY Ax $d Ladin Maids, ay ee Th Narees: Ooschuncy. jaiters, aud House Roys Ailcit Apply 10 8 ma AA. ad | Risreooe “DICKS AoC SS ee 4 bat nw. Ween A WHITE MAN A POSITION five years’ experience as assistant ster J carver, or wil accept any positon 1 Suitable. Address’ CAKRAR, Star office. It" ters. Drivers or Farm, WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED WHITHOOOK, oe ‘AML A. COOMBS. 926 ¥ st.n.w. a iinasion in & private faunils ot huotel, wferep: Waters sg FIRST-CLASS © COCKS, MAIDS, — rt nd ty AT ipermaids, | WW ANTED—BY A YOUNG ¢ D wor rn tore and’ butlers, Cy Was FR BIC RoE chive ae Calls A patnoliveae 2 referenc. « Gall TO at Mes ey BYA COMPETENT. ae TAR heediework at their, Wars srholeaaie toes, ties ‘genuine ‘Good | ene ree. A “RIL WOR! alge red ‘Sth st., New York city. WAS A TRE SE aang SL ETSUASION ax 000K B 14 youse years of age} Teloreuces required: Apply ist ree 2 Was ANTED “BOY (ruITE rE) BETWEEN EX FOURTEEN sixteen years of age. Ws ANTED- WOMEN ¢ Eee B40. Tmax con Addtvas SWISS BtTofhen. |S Nir 'See Wists SITU, pind ag. Manors | & Ax, w6 Te ae atl ae Ft eed = isan peenty bet ty woterences. Mitch bar dita cis arson Wakteo-s Fe PRACTICAL BUILDER Wa! Situation te given. Address B. Tati irae ee Waxtep—ay ABLE. 6 wo asa WV stenting ta det ‘ide eee US cae earn vases Wire BY ANTED_A YOUNG. iG MAN WIRHES | Warvark Instructions. in fee eveninee 5 ReMATIOS," Stat NT |. BROWN, er OC monte gt tts atten 7 0% rED—! iF “Sar oF TINNERS, as yANTED_—T! 1 1TR WO} ‘CASTLE & HENSHA' wax ANTED-By A YOUNG dee fectibuery a J ANTED—FIRWT-1 CANVASSE 8 TO IN. | foclonery. a —4 aad Nees MorralBarrat Fire uogioey end | Pen Water hana, ee? —% set Alien ton nd il fe fs Maytag fod Vie: | WW ANTED- YOUNG MAN, TWELVE Applicatiou 1a only yy lettet, gis pencuce in hotel business, would oa expe! 2deqsod fo the | Restaurant or Mote snes ead logon ik ad ‘Wash- | address «. W., Star 45-30" = a WANTED — ny a COLORED GiRi. A SITVATION, W5ktED youn: EN FOR STOCK RAISING, ig i with a first- coma. - Wasik tmate horses to ride: 8c: understanding ‘Star office 5-3 re el saa Bird aveloe e7g or Beenie, Ra ANTED-BY 4 NOUNG MAN A. PLACE. “~ © employer. WAXED | REPRESENTATIVES TO 1 pres Box 3. Star office. — oo pai ov AN yy ANTED—BY A YOUN | MAN A POSITION TN se. gap com yore Maioiy to 6M, VAN | WY ANIED by 2 Con eee ee ANTED-k RULIAREE CORORED™ -wourn! - a reterotices. Addreax JOHN Ay 1133 ath at we deat Weare Wty, er ao nae “ Soutligts, “Baste eletingn si WANTED IN OTIVE BACERMEN, APPLY | sites het od Females Be Mt seit i between Sand 10 am. om 6, 476 Pennsyi- | 6: Warne pe IN EVERY Fas x. W eae di Westtington Labor kone a , rai f 3 ‘Learners or Brot, URLs 4366 7th stew. ‘aie IST NEL teruational “Tailor Syetem™ with, inch rule oe Eorge pair Re cr von FORSALE—LOTS. —__ JOR SAL A Most DESIRABLE BUILDING WHIT! Gikt, FOR GENERAL Lot, oma: th and ZOth ste 4 Witte wars, Ow, sna | PRA ate” abt toda Bae Call rom 10 to 2, or 5 to8 pin. 710 4thet. | Book SALE 2 c Lote in Mt Pleasant for @500 and ANTED—FIRS ai AS tg Warps settled white woman aT-20e rts “ Call at Marine Barracks, between @ an between 6 and 7 p.m. F% SALE —CHEAP—A VERY DESTRABLE Lor ig She Northwest for bullding sual, houses. side NTED-TWO GOOD MEN COOKS, ALSO, nn BA ‘Aitaew orto Heide, jendremee gther belp, = 239 Bat. eity: women Cooks for aod New Yor iL eT, 48 BURGAS Hep Agones, ca0cous at now: dor | PR, AU SagP Antal ie low pike oe ae | pent fl rey pale or Ya ube, wc acres West WARE s Wabtek outst we. poe? ad a a 0 portraits of naval of wer = iape Libera rain” Address FHE Sena POD. | artes X LOTS-Q ST. NW. LISHING ©v),, 204 Broadway New York. Bu house, Ort King Suk ANTED—A WOMAN OF 51 Ain Se eS ta = Fs B.BLINBIIDOE, ‘Buph., oh da FS rani A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON! BS: BI Set: aye 4 26 soot fvens tw, feet to all Sarto pe ee ba ase a | A ANTED-MAN 10 TAKE THE ro ¥ OF price Gils; ot wer sizes in proportion. A rare Ehsvce fo crente’s permanent business ot home. safes mect ademand. never beiore suphiled pas ‘an we are wverme Boo RLVINE SAFE GO, Giochnatl Obio. SP ps0-wéain PLOYMENT Warivancaren vit Beene oe and colored, for all kinds Mabor doe Higtrct MDGS with retorence, STPM sue: er idee ANTED-EMPLO} iT OF EVERY DESCKIP- EAD. muiiders is sin copes There is, uo waste. gro iboriiond 45 ich as to sats en fe "belict that good houses built o wilael EBOOTT Wuncox, 5 WINE, ce Pa ove OR SALE-TWO BEAUTIFU} oo on Ss nv. neat Wasiniton Circle, fo. ey feet, about 65 joel dep. “Cumne ote have Wer, been “oflared for aale tion cn be foun SOUTH WASHINGTON LABOR, “4 beiore, and are WANTED--ROOMS. oe ie WHE Wie, NTED—B' a ES AND WI Two Fe. ®ALE—TO INVESTORS Ty furnished = uniurnixhed first or secund floor ‘Six beautiful building pet + poms of oug front ropia wit alcove, with board; luce: | and lat ate, worthwost ti it at ares Suara yak te tise, | sia HECTO! i , A. DARNEL 45-30" 1226 Feet. WANTED — ay “SIX, MONTHS, TWO FUR- bed or unfurnished Rooms, eithia four blocks y OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING BEG he ha went ee. Office, for light house- fet front, om 11th st. se. onlya ew feet cl Peunsylvanig ave: tile pertect, price 45, ocle ge Mbdren, stato price Bc. Star omice | Peunsy vault “anes i seni S ver ANTED-MANY PERSON i oe fe if — Warr pay ee} Eyer: ‘OB SALE- POUR DESTRAB! 214266, OR inw us. Room ve 17 xt, 3, these blocks oat Ge OW IS YOUR BEST CHANCE TO | 2%,> ieee eS KES AN ED— Wat Foon oye lat best. facies tor ret same Call for information, vernis, Ke. D.O, PROC TON & BON, 1220 Fat. nw. tary = of lots in LeDroit Park 3 t lot at intersection of M st and R. 1. ave. Hoge TYLER & RU ‘ANTED—A GOOD. FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE | _220-2y?____ 2 horthwostern the culy for a fauilly of ix | TOR SALE — VACANT GROUND, ON 14TH ST. P reona: will tas 48 sivates.” Alina, F Test S aud 7.24 feck rout: due Jocation to Stadug terms har off 46-3t* "| inutlding’ stores and STEDI*& BRADLEY, a3 ANTED—BY A WIDOW TADS, EXPERIENCED W Jn keeping boarders, fully furvished “House: rentall taken in bound; priviiexe of other boarders: | I) Sy"1'offer Building Lots Ceutral, Address CENTRAL, Star office. G6-t"” | oravetiue, watian four 4 W: NTED—WILL PAY @3,000 CASH FOK SMALL | street cars, for nly Brick Houss, in northwest, east of 10th and south gf Tat Owners ouly, add rf JOR SALE—1HE BEST INVES ROR SALE. 2 Jots near Dupont Circle, T lot near Dupont Cireie, yy ANTED—DIRECT FROM We ess aah para A Hs Estates pense. Kents culiected. musnaqed. eftected. HOLLA’ 1313 F st, Adjoining Suu Buildin. “WANTED--BOARD. TANTED-MECHANIC WANTS BOARD IN PRI vate family where there are no other boarders: terms, $20, Address MECHANIk, Star office, 1t* WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS "ANTED—THE USE OF SEVERAL HOKSESFOR sg th for delivery of packages WE tte EUCHANT, Star oltice ED-SENATONS, MEMBERS O8 ore Westar who win for Roe pag Ry evenings, after o'clock can 's cure the services of lady who ‘writes ry nd Jewibie hand. eae 2 Ra property at our ox- JOR SALE—LOTS— Fe" 580. A PRESCOTT. 1416 F st pw. Hias the toile Bost lly lnk 2. st mw., G2x120 to si. nw., lange number > ee Blaine residence, 80x90, choice #4. Aino choice lots tr wehout the northwest and ever: part of the clcy at prices suitable for Xc hold, improve with houses tor Feaidences, st, for private i INO. A Phe iad a) 1416 F st, Ailirem EG. Sse __ MONEY TO LOAN. Iisa, o9s fo roam PA DARNELL ‘ANTED_TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS We A pound. "Doesu't get rancid: Leops better tins Butter, satistaction wuarauteed or money Tet Gen East uable_peraoual imurketable stocks or oy iareste Wako wcmiBNEn ieee Se aeecner we, End n strictent con! Oy g Teapounible party. Ad- ELLS DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN, | “NWN Genes t STED—Wi ONS No real WW eit of seil work tone pone altel wan’ | _et-im tnadermos od wat Store <. preity ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT proved peal =, ae | ; x furs feu N winter and * soon very stables, 3 fon Bi ‘ TED — HORSES aRoOmED FED AND (gs pees Wikre nous TO WINTER AT GEN. E F. Beale’s stock-larms at $8 per month. Inquire of LOAN O8 ‘ON STATE, FROMPE Marty ToL REAL 1 ate BLAPFERLY, MADLEY. O24 Fret. Bint 223-1 Hay Scales, cor. 16th and La, ave. —_ a oe ARLOR FURNITURE REUPHOLS- Dive REG EO a AluGowse made cree inated ening: CUTTER & WiMis, 1423 Fret se, ak Pegg ene ge 3,000—T0 LOAN WN THAT C& BU stor War TED pee aae a Go Buy a 4 eon ed f025]__ THOS. WAGGAMAX. TED-HIGHEST CaBil PRICE PAID FOR To Loam. hand ¢ Maer Carpata eather, Beds: Kids o¢ Promptly, inate upon, spurored Real Pstate 74, Star Uttice, olozue | TT dn reg axED-DAVIS. ie ‘on the avenue, in ow at fas ter work than ever: only $2 qn aren 1 to $4 per doxen a Bi CHIC, wi ie oe at FORMERLY | 7 oans— rao per doer 30% | Aetounne Conk son baldine’ ‘where security is, OC a 4 bok, prices paid. vat of _926-3m Weiesheter ane . $100,000 Furmesod County Fase estat sand, how eat ea = — =e we rg 00, cane bessee pads Ad HH. BAUM, 219 7th at. aw. 8 Vy aNrED— Yi MORFETT, 1371 tee Mem Seite Warne COMMIRSIONER OF Di STOREY F5LSET OE QVED REAL ESTATE pre a030 "GEO. W, LINKING cot, Mand 19th sta ‘ONEY TO FOR RENTIALATS._| MOESe orgy rae | heat; for #18 e mouth. Also FOE BENT AS THE Most pestnahy 14 ity FOR RENT—ROOM NT-AEW YORK LADY, Panofy Dittman le ation asd fable or Mt. tone MC {alee if desired. Brei-etse apd an the nos a home comforts. two minutes from the Cayatel (owaGon, house mewiy 1 od, LGC oe Fak RENTS SQMELY PORNISMED Pa bap phy tn st on Park iisihe for MC. Aion ‘wiber "de. trable. ney roms teat’ of table beard, "howe cotatorte ibe ae RENT —2i0 A wT an raw’, Foes inal fa wth bean, rsp den ghey terme Feamsuabie a7 Be TCH RENT UACTIES OF Hooue OW Fa Poca tnd For Gn He ae F: ‘EES -MARNDwo ieagn SiRitDapos anatahle for Reon or Meshes np tweak Sikes a wn, Tabs Newyork OK RENT ELPOANT. st mame. nati ing to tuntd at the Natoma er Ry, Vriee 83. JOR RENT-THELE RoOwas fcatins furnisised. with Bouts TWo CO bo oyectiun dren, 200 G eee OK RENT TWO HANDSOME Berea end tack Rooms tunes ead CRY water, convenient te herdicetat Paton he ane FOR BERT PARLORS OW HE Pins” rox 1y turaelaed rd in botee Yhestred. “Y y CHEERFUL, LAR caters ty swindon i Hom one of the best near Fraut fin mauars UNPUR “at lorate. references exchaugenl.A)'juy at | rem Pore ate Fen? Other_Moome bent to four lines of ‘care erin Ket uw. Fee meal oe on rate dior of Con aves wb T TWO COMMUNICATIN Rooms, with private bath attach Lat Lite © pnw meer the ELLICC, Willers and Kane B Fo RENT AT 1698 ISTH ST” WANDSomeLy parlor and furnished Saroom on secuud Ben boomed I dan : Se 20 REx FLEGANTLY es uit mai or mt nepana Walland’s Ro ibeeun “Aisty at 13 OR ~ FURNISHED. TWO = SOUTH Toome and one cotmuiiuicasi room thee hew and elewaut, ward with ortier 1 of two adults, if desired. 221 Est. v.¥ Fk BEST 16 3b st, Now story e) parlor, tat floor, bere, tho otter Tv JOR RENT _ THR furnished ty vortbesy tat annie 2 Rooms, ep aatarieted ¢ D Seite UNFURNISHED OR PAKTLY tigi horueckoey ced die Bes “on Ebbirt, Willard’ Apply Fot aw. acon RENT A SOIR OF FOUK UNFURNISHED oes housekeeping, oF senond 6 “3 3 pavered with hot anda]. weer, And coutral, toruns moderate. 1116 10th Tok RENT A WO ADJOINING KOOMS sail ss TOF @50 per mcyths inesud kre comite Turutehed abd. heat Abpiy at el * . od rate — FOUR UNPULRIRNED Rooms, = r Bir te oor, suitatne for houseboopiug nw. RNISHED OR UNPURN Ine one Jarwe frout room. 2d story. southern ea} osnre 1 room on upper Boor iT st bw. ae-de 79K RENT HANDOMELY FURNISHED PAR: lor; tudo Apo. ot ont Youn Fe RENT 17 1715 DE SALES st ‘ave. a0 three. ile ished roots with nasa ba Bitter towentieten only, breakfast ff dewired. OK KENT—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY hE siding in a quod house near heott Circle Bers tor fig ad secouad Govt well furtinve ta ferences @iven aud regains! Grows ¥: Be Sear otise wry een THREE, lade sat nami Th 4b NeWiy wrest Masse Rk convenient to cary and befdie du t= Bo FORMERLY hae taken bouses Wis ‘wieh bata ea eaancy ayers i rig al Rewly repaired and wicelp Turin.” Torusce aid open Aree. bouvee arp Bi Girectiy “opposite the “Arvo, “Tench "sud spoken ae OR RENT—A HANDSOWE SUITE OF Rooms, Fens ven gn parlor. tath-room aind closet ni vanes em in tat nse opp. Franklin Berks 20K BENT—BEAUTIFUL RooM, PoMNIAneL, new house; couvenient to cam, &e. 1 jsland ave. u.w. JOR RENT—AT 417 3D ST ww. « front room on or, nicely furDh Chamber communicating with lance Com! nObe Ou fd thst JOR RENT MANDSOMELY FURNISUED T waite OF eiuile; also poamaut bail t= itable Jor wentiomen. with that. nw Moferences exch t board at NOD siced. ‘ola AL yi Washington, suite of nice. hed Kone, ‘on second floor, cousisting of oe bath <tlached, snd parlor; southers heat and open Bre, $200 per tne G20 per week for Board. Hands Hous Fogiie mull wot Bef dress APAKTMENT. 5! FoR — TWO VERY HANDSOME ROOMS, IX ‘anew house; the frout ove lane, with alcove end bay window ; both uewly and eiexeully turn. ed | weld heated, lance batl-room and pieuty of eunlirht” om, Metropolitan esr line amd ‘convoutent to two other Fovius on ‘second ae, wi Toout ros J2cR RENT—-ONE OR TWO HOOMS. SPOOND rating: Licht and beat, faru for Haxp. ToomA, Sh suite or sihgle. fare tes; Bret-class locason Fe." RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, 7 —} pace sto and LY FURMsHED wine ob mecond aud third fo: Fe JOR RENT—CHO! Salve or singles Prise moderate Fen RENT— SUITE ¢ OF TWO LARGE kouR» ox FOOM On second. soa RENT-70 GENTLEMAN AND Wire he ith, sutlemen, with oF without sound, tory Prout Roows ‘oar line W., Will OR WITR. fost Ural bendams cuts & coe on Abe 2 Joo ; ead : REN’ SIM ST. HANDSOME ye ‘w6-L QUR RENT—WITH BoAKb—¥1s T ST. NW, large commu.icsting Booms, with very lan a, pew furnitury one) sugis room; very aud 70K RENT—O11 13111 st x Evbiet ‘Kicgs House, F2 4 MENT —WANDSOMELY FORA ISHED NOMS, pny Sg swoGan ae ae acer SECOND - STORY fade mane coun OF A inal) Koon aid Boned, tot FE BEST” RURNISHED — Front oom; ~ handsome = Cf ISHED SU Lesa aerery area Pee ee vat. is 2 203 That aw. ATTORNEYS.