Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1887, Page 2

THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO rarar. ecember 16, 1867. CROSBY 8. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent howe fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that stall the other daiiy papers here ded together. ‘The 12-Page Star To-morrow, ‘Those who wish to avail themselves of the ex- traoruinary advantages and attractions presented Dy tomorrow's ninety-six column Star should send in their orders as early in the morning as Possible, whether for advertising space or for copies of the paper. It 1s quite safe to predict ‘that there wili be a greater demand for ft than for ‘any regular edition of a newspaper ever issued in Washington. —$<$<—<—$ —__—_ ‘The interview with Representative McCreary, published in Wednesday's Stax, shows how a man of plain, practical sense, a8 distinguished from a mere sentimentalist, regards the project for a great international celebration, at Washing- ton, of the adoption of the Constitution and the janding of Columbus, To his mind, the culttva- ton of closer relations with the republics of the ‘Western Hemisphere south of us stands next to the tariff question in importance to our govern- ment and people. This importance Is both diplo- matic and commercial. A great deal of the bick- ering and jealousy which now disturbs our south- ern relations would be got rid of, with a saving in expense and annoyance, if our republic and its younger sisters understood each other better; and the cultivation of terms of friendship which would ‘open their markets freely to our products would about double the number of outside consumers to whose wants we minister. It may be asked in what way the holding of a celebration can further such ends. The same question was raised when Philadelphia appealed for aid to her world’s fair project of 1876, and yet noone need be reminded Of the valus of the Centennial exhibition to our ‘whole people. We have not ceased to feel the ef feet of it to this day, and far off countries where the United States, a dozen years ago, were known aly by name, are to-day using our clocks, our sewing and knitting machines. our calicoes, canned goods, lamps. and hundreds of other fruits of American Ingenuity whose consumption was ‘then confined to amuch narrower sphere. In like manner the exhibits of other countries made ‘their impress upon our own civilization. Our country has taken a fresh start ahead in all Dranches of domestic art since the great Philadel- phia show; and this has acted not more as a stim- ulus to importation than in the way of incentive ‘and suggestion to our American manutacturers, who have since been turning us out luxuries pre- viously unknown, and thereby contributing to the general comfort of iiving in our part of the world. ‘What happened at Philadelphia may be counted on to happen again in Washington, if the consti- tutional celebration is properly conducted. In- deed, tts effects are ltable to be even more gener- ous; for the closer intimacy with other peopies ‘which 1s expected to be one of its results will not affect so much the nations that A Crmisraas 00, EFP EFF EER ERE 1 SNK GGG gor EF EF RHENK G6 OO PR ee HEME & P F eek RHR EN ‘odo TO THE,BOYS. A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON ALL BOYS’ OVERCOATS, FROM 4TO 18 YEARS, AND ON ALLOUR KILT SUITS FOR BOYS, FROM 2 TO 5 YEARS. THIS IS A DIRECT CASH PRESENT TO EACH AND EVERY BOY OF FROM 50c. TO 82. NOTHING MORE USEFUL 48 A OBRISTMAS PRESENT TO THE BOYS THAN ONE OF OUB KILT SUITS OR OVERCOATS. DONT FORGET IT— THAT OUR STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ FINE SUITS I8 COMPLETE AND 18 AT YOUR DISPOSAL. EITHER FOR INSPECTION OR PURCHASE AT THE USUALLY LOW PRICES FOR WHICH OUR HOUSE HAS EARNED ITS WELL-MERITED REPU- TATION OF SELLING FINE AND RELIABLE CLOTHING AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. aI6-00 400 77H ST. N. W.. COR. D._ Saxs Axv Courany, WE HAVE WITHIN THE WEEK ADDED SEVE- RAL NEW ATTRACTIONS TO THE GALAXY OF BARGAINS TO BE FOUND IN OUR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT (2p FLOOR, ACORSS BY STAIRS OK ELEVATOR) THAT HAVE CREATED SUCH A FURORE DURING THE PAST MONTH. THE IMMENSE INCREASE IN THE SALES OF THIS PARTICULAR DEPARTMENT OVER THE SALES OF THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR IS A CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT NO SUCH VALUES ARE OFFERED HEREABOUTS. IT 13 NOT ALONE THE ELEMENT OF CHEAPNESS THAT HAS BOOMED OUR BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, BUT IT 18 THE COMBINATION OF ALL THE ELEMENTS ESSENTIAL TO STER- LING VALUES. “STYLE,” “FIT,” “FINISH,” AND EXCELLENCE OF FABRIC, COMBINED WITH are our natural rivals, as those whose present and fature interests sre all bound up with ours, and ‘whose development will call into play all those agencies which our shrewdness has devised and our experience tested. By all means let us have the conference Mr. ‘McCreary calls for in his bill, combined with the elebration which he approves in his conversation. In the Senate. the committee having Jurisdiction of the subject is believed to look with a favoring eye upon the project, and it 1s to be hoped that ft will fall into equally friendly hands in the ‘House, s0 that it can be put upon a solid footing Defore the close of the long session. ———— A reform which will be appreciated by all house- keepers, as well as by the better class of servants, has just been set on foot in New York city by Mayor Hewitt, whose marshal has issued a set of rules tor the government of Intelligence offices and employment bureaus. ‘These rules include the following : Fees persons engaging help must be re- cursed anlees bie het engage i keep the made with the employer. pald by ss desiring to engage help for any particular kind of service must be returned upon a failure to furnish the kind of heip required. Pees paid upon the assurance of promise that employment will be procured upon the payment of a fee must be returned unless such employment be secured within a reasonable time. Af Mayor Hewitt enforces ils orders and makes ‘am example of two or three intelligence omico “sharps” who try to gull the pubitc, he will recetve ‘the thanks of a cityfui of people, besides setting a wholesome example for other mayors to follow. His power to puntsh does not extend beydad the revocation of the agent's license; but in every case Mt remains with the person cheated to prosecute ‘the swindler, and people will be far more ready to do this if tuey feel that they are gotag to be sup- Ported in high oMictal quarters in their campaign against fraud. Honestly conducted employment Duresus are a great conventence tothe commu- nity; bad ones are an unmitigated nutsance, and ‘ought to be drivea out of existence, and all efforts to separate the two classes should be heartily sec- ‘onded by every agent who is earaing his tiving vy giving his patrons what they pay for. ————— ‘The sudden and unexpected death of Governor Bodweil. of Maine, sounds a warning to old men Rot to allow the satisfaction of an honorable ambition to overtax their strength. Mr. Bodwell ‘was nearly seventy years of age at the time of his Geath. He was sixty-eight when he entered upon ‘the exciting political contest which placed him in. ‘the governor's chair last year. Having risen from ‘the humbiest possibie beginning to a position of proud eminence, he had acquired a habit of looking upon himself as invuinerable. He had Weathered every kind of exposure, endured the Sreatest variety of hardships and fatigue, and came out of his struggle with a sound body and an immense stock of self-reliance. At an age when men generally believe that the time has come to cease hard work and retire to their homes to pass the last year of life in social enjoyment simply, he lunged into a new occupation, more exacting in many respects than that out of which, in younger Gays, be bad constructed his great fortune. Men ‘Who have Deen trained to political work from their earliest youth confess that it is a wearisome pur- sult after taeir best strength 1s gone: if so, what Must It De to one who takes ft up when he has almost reached the limit set by common accept. ance upon human lifer Mr. Bodwell entered on his public career bravely, but, after a little, some- ‘thing guve way in the overtaxed machinery of his systema, and be fell a victim to Uis excessive faith 4m is own powers of endurance. $$ At the safe distance of four thousand miles, an anarchist periodical published in London urges ‘the assassination of the authorities who were re- Sponaibie for the hanging of the Culcago conspira- tors. It makes startling threats, too. Inspector Bonfield is to be “nounded down and hanged.” Governor Ogieshy is certain to be overtaken be fore long Dy “the wild justice of revenge,” ete., ete. Bul the most sweeping of its assertions 1s | that “overy itor will be hanged when the an- arebists ge" the upper band.” Whether this is to be confiaes to the efty of Chicago and county of (Cook in Uae State of Ulinois, or whether tts appi- cation Is universal, does not appear. Prom either Point of view ir is enough, a3 Dickens’ tat boy ‘Would say, to make one’s flesh creep. ‘There is Just & possibility, of course, that some editors ‘Wii be hanged before the anarchists get the upper and. The experiment has been tried with two ~ already, and proved measurably successful. ‘They ‘Were suspended by their mecks in the Chicago jail on the itu of November last. They had been editors of une Arbeiter Zeitung and the Alarm, Fespectively, and their names were August Sples ‘and albert R. Parsons. There are a few other Members of the profession whe may be used as subjects of a similar test if they carry their edi- Vortal ravings to te point of actually inciting poor crack-brained wretch to the commission of a murder; and one of them lives in London. $$ One of the best and prettiest things lately writtea by Ela Wheeler Wilcox is the Christmas Carol, which wil be published in Taz Stax on Sat- weday. The words are simple and beautiful, and breathe a true religious spirit, while the musical accompaniment, by F. KR. Barto.,, is sweet and ap- ropriate, echoing in Its simple but unbackneyed melody the sentiment of the poem, CieLorzpias "Ask your school teacher, doctor, clergyman and the Iawyer which isthe best. They will tell you Appleton’s, for they all use it, Three thousand actaal subscribers BSE Stare Oe ee bates . ARE SHOWING CHOICE EXAMPLES OF RICH PORCELAINS, ‘With many articles possessing artistic merit not found A large stock, with low prices for the Holiday's ‘Trade. ‘SAYWARD & HUTCHINAO, « 424 Oth street, LOW PRICES, HAVE WORKED WONDERS HERE IN THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS. SAKS AND COMPANY. WE ARE NOW WITHIN REACH OF THE GOAL OF OUR AMBITION, THAT IS, TO SELL A QUAR- TER OF A MILLION MORE THIS FEAR THAN WE DID LasT: BUT TO MAKE ASSURANCE DOUBLY SURE WE SHALI, FROM NOW ON, OFFER GREATER VALUES—IN EVERY DEPART- MENT OF OUR HOUSE—THAN EVER BEFORE, 80 THAT WHEN A THOUSAND CRIMES SHALL RING OUT THE OLD YEAR AND RING IN THE NEW AT 12 MIDNIGHT, DEC. 31, WE SHALL HAVE CROSSED THE WIRE AXD WON IN AN EASY CANTER. OUR EXHIBIT OF BOYS’ AXD CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS THIS SEASON SURPASSES BY LONG ODDS OUR BEST EFFORTS OF FORMER YEARS. “PROGRESSION” 18 THE ORDEK OF OUR BUSI- NES AND OUR PROPER PLACE 1S AWAY IN ADVANCE OF THE HEAD OF THE COLUMN. WE ARE NOW SHOWING OVER- COATS FOR LITTLE CHAPS, AGES 2% TO 15, THAT FOR ARTISTIC BEAUTY AND INTRINSIC VALUES ARE WITHOUT PEEKS IN THIS COUN- TRY TO-DAY. SOME MODELED AFTER THE ENGLISH CAPE OVERCOATS; OTHERS MADE UP AFTER THE STYLES WORN BY POLISH NOBLES AND COSSACK CHIEFTAINS; FUR COLLARS, CUFFS AND EDGING; BUTTONS COVERED WITH FUR; .COATS FASTEN WITH “FROGS.” THE RICHEST STYLES AND THE GREATEST VARIETY OF RICH STYLES IN BOYS* OVERCOATS TO BE FOUND IN AMERICA ARE HERE NOW. NO NEED TO GO OUT OF TOWN FOR AN ULTRA STYLISH OVERGARMENT FOR YOUR FAVORITE NEPHEW OR YOUR ONLY SON. YOU CAN FIND WHATEVER YOU WANT RIGHT HERE. AS RICH AS THEY'RE MADE AND AS REASONABLE IN PRICE AS THEY CAN BE SOLD. SAKS AND COMPANY. BOYS’ HEADGEAR SHOULD BE AND IS IN DEMAND AT THIS TIME. WE DO NOT OFFER INDUCEMENTS IN AXY LINE OF GOODS THAT 18. NOT JUST IX SEASON—OR RATHER THAT EXTRA ‘LOW FIGURES ARE REQUIRED TO MOVE THEM. SOTATALL WE LEAVE SUCH THINGS ALONE AND OFFER THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN THE MOST SEASONABLE GOODS, GOODS THAT WOULD SELL NOW ANYHOW-BUT WE WANT TO SELL ‘MORE THAN WE OTHERWISE WOULD, THERE- FORE THESE RRDUCTIONS. BOYS CAPS FOR SKATING, BICYCLING, ac, &. ARE NOW MARKED TO SELL AT LOWER PRICES THAN ‘THEY COST THE MANUFACTURERS. BOYS’ 108, TOO, AND FURNISHING GOODS ALL ARE GOING AT UNUSUAL PRICES—LOW PRICES, OF COURSE-TO SWELL OUR GREAT INCREASE SALE OF A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS. PROFITS ARE THROWN TO THE WIXDS FOR THE TIME BEING. BUSINESS 18 WHAT WE'RE AFTER sow. Do BE KIND ‘and spend a few dollars ins manner that will Joy and pleasure both to the giver and recipient. GIVE FREELY, and let us sdvise you what to give. Let it be srutsiae ected from our immense and perfect stock suitable goods for gifts. We haves beautiful OVERCOATS, SWALLOW-TAIL AX ty SH Users. Horns Presexts FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOTS. —_ nest SILK AND DERBY HATS, pare sisxor, Bares ‘SILK AND cronta an FOR YOU TO PRESENT. BULK AND CASHMERE MUPYLES son Ee oe eat THE GREAT HOLIDAY GIPTS!: ‘MERINO, LAMBS’ WOOL, AND. Socks, 18 RARE AND NEW EARL & WILSOI'S axD is SILK AND LINEN CONFECTIONS . NIGHT STATS AND GAPS OARS, wo oor xo alate Soe va GARTERS, &c., 80 TR, RC. LEWIS & 80%, poise yd ES IN $1, 82, €3, 04, AND 85 BOXES, AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS, STEPHEN P. WHITMAN & 30K, 1421 NEW YORK AVE. 6.6: eR ANCE: 090 SEVENTR OT. H.W. &W. COR. OF 12TH AND MARKET STS, al Tse Meany Cunerass ‘The year’s Greatest Holidsy is now at hand—the sledsome time to which childhood looks forward with 410 much joyous anticipation, the welcome sessos in which to those of mature years the ever new delight» are mingled with memories of the time when, young and bounding hearts, they, too, hed an tnahaken be- PHILADELPHIA, == d16-4¢ Met in the existence of Sante Claus, 00 1 pears Bato emola pecpenttion Ginerewe Coe [+4 $3 E i re & YT ‘We have numberices articles st various Beices to ‘00 a Dpp re 4 make a selection from, See if anything among the following list will be the Plush Work ‘Boren in Hed. Blue ead Orange, 8c 00, 00. a] Tes, ue, SGG. DI y Geel hen wn een! 1° £3 13 TES | jew " ‘ 02.48, 92.68. ES “oo” “oo? Bow Ss58 > ‘Smoking Sets, 980. to $2.94. Poker Sets, €2.68, $2.98 to 94.68, containing two decks of cards, ‘Odor Caves, in Leather and Ptush, Fancy Cut-Glaes VASES. Bottles, $1.12, $1.19, $1.98. Plush Caso containing soap and perfumery, @1.25, $1.98 tos3.24. Gents’ Shaving Sets, in Plush snd Leather Cases, 91,48, 41.76, 81.98 10 67.08. ite’ Fine wing Set and Dressing Case com- bined, $7.98. Gents’ Traveling Sets, in Leather Cases, $4.98, 85.24, 05.48, 65.74, and 96.48, ‘Smaller Sets, €1.48, $1.98 to 93.68, Gents’ Collar and Cul eutscen Boxes, 25c., 89, $1.48, Ladies’ Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, in Plush, 62.48 a Set. ‘Single Glove Boxes, in Leather, 48c. each. Single Handkerchief Boxes, in Leather, 40¢. each. Gente’ Cuff Boxes, in shape of a drum, nickel plated, 93.24. Small Manicure Gets,in Plush Caeea, @80., 740, 99c., $1.74 to $3.68; Leather Case, $3.24. Larger and More Complete Sete in Leather and Plush (Cases, $7.24, 98.49, 88.98, 810.48. Dressing Cascs, with mirror, comb, snd brush, 91.08, $2.48, 83.19 to $10.98, in Plush and Leather Among our holiday goods Vases are an important ‘item, and our collection is so varied and extensive we ‘can do Do more than call your attention to the line by mentioning » few prices, ‘Light Blue Bohemian Glass Bouquet Holders, white lined, hand-painted, shaded and glees-flowered, nine Aigerent styles, 25c. each. Fine Gatin-Ware Vases, shaded and gisss-flowered, 88c. each, ‘Fine Cripbled Satin-Ware Vases, 8 inches high, 89c. zase Mates teite Seth Vous, 7 inches high, 98c. eact ‘These are only s few mentions from an immense line of large and small Vases, of every conceivable style, Gaia ead ion ‘They make very besutiful holiday Cases. Be pe i 88s Dressing Cases, with Jewel and Odor Case combined, 99.98 to 14.48. crue 1 Spapeesbarchre bahar cootpad fe g3 8 Pe c in copper, red, ‘ine Latter buns, $4.98, 8: acd ‘00 «6=Dop Sas8 = Large uch bisque: showing Ta out Brass Goods Department you will find an ex- ine Prepelt Dolls, wi tensive sssortmentot Novelties, of which we mention: aaah $o88 8h ose Md Body Della, 89, | Imitation Brass Inkstands, With two bottles and BS with bodies, indestructable heads, shoes, ‘enbolder, 19c. Bolid Brase Inketands, with glass bottle, 25c. ‘Solid Brass Inkstand, four inches high, 38c, ‘Solid Brass Inkstands, with cut-glase bottle, 49c. ‘The same style, larger, 75c. Teper hart, Areased io satin, ‘Wax Dolla, 48. to 7: anietinm Se ree heads, long, bodies, bisqi We will ke fe tate full keep ‘for rasa bine” “4 Sola ram Inbvtand curled leat pattern, cut lesa cdongad ‘Tout | Pot i Aiscover ‘whet ‘oubave | | Rrase tmnoking Sete, 4 pleces, 73. Solid Brass Smoking Sete, 4 pieces, 85c. Solid Brase Smoking Sets, 4pieces, with cigar-cutter, 1.25 each. Fine Brass, Wood and Zylonite Thermometers, from 80c. to $3.50. Carefully inapect our Plush Good's Department. BB ‘Weare open Nightly until 9 o'clock. ONE PRICE SURELY, 420, 422, 424, 426 7th at., 417, 419 8th at. Store open nightly until after the Holidays until 9 o'clock. ae. x ie feu’ ati S RAT 316-318 7TH ST NX. W. ‘Middle aisle and second floor of new department. come era gett ae Beem Fao Large Frame Bled, 490. ag Willow Doll ‘Carriages, not lined, 29, 30, 49, 69 and Doll Carriaves, lined, bine. iron tren S15" eg Fine Hota ‘Carriages, canopy or parasol. $1.90. Brussels carpet ‘bottom, a Rhoe-Fie, on sprites, 91.00, 490, 6408, oy, Bo! RES SAR ean eRe! | “Koukts Ars, 13 styles, 10 to 900, say over $3, they expect to get a food thing, SOME- Seas Sib rin 9 os ‘990. ‘THING THAT CAN BE GUARANTEED, eo thet if Wire and Mattress, from te! the silk, gloria, or whatever the material is, should ron Horse, 4c. happen to CRACK OR SPLIT WITHIN A CERTAIN FroEscine 5 LENGTH OF TIME, they would have the satisfaction on Eoge-ent tadder troek, 190. of knowing that they WILL BE FULIA PROTECTED hate hores, Dec, BY THE MERCHANT FOR THEIR LOSy. Siceden's Unrest Re Now, as we carry RELIABLE MARES ONLY, WE Pap $249. | GUARANTER ALL OUR UMBRELLAS TO WEAR, Palited Fapress aa, ion aie 6 WHETHER SILK OR GLORIA, FOR A PERIOD OF fee ee OTBOUT OUR LINES ME olptta note StenaSeand gsaue 2.42 ‘That is something which we cannot describe. We Cal Bureaus, st Jalcros,d0s. 80e. and 02,49, | Bevo al kinds, from $2 to $18, in bandles of GOLD— eee and SILVER—OX\DIZED—-NATURALASTIOKS—CELLU- "Sk Shoot Desks, O0e. ‘LOID—in odd and unique designs, and such an assort- Fine Kolt-top Desks tant as we have never shown before. ‘Toys, Wooly Animals, SANTA CLAUS DEPOT OF SUPPLIES, SMITH & WARDWELL, 3 9) 3 cance Tope, forna, fe. ‘We have unique CELLULOID HANDLES in gloris FROM... ..e00e0e wooo $2 tO 84 In GENUINE GLORIA CLOTH (warranted), 14k handles, un 705-707-700 Market Space | gold or sterling silver : P, Sroaz ud GOLD byt ‘BILADELPHIA SILK UMBKELLAS :WiITH 14K. ‘or STRR- LING SILVER CBOOKS,trom 3 to 5 inches, with ebony oticks, we have ‘Will offer, as a special indusement, 150 PAIRS NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, AT $150 PER PAIR, ‘This is just one-half thetr value We would invite ‘your attention, as they are certeinly a great bargain. We closed Fancy Goods—s thousand and one things— scarcely two alike. Our price was lets than bis was, ‘We have in HANDEERCHIEPS: Ladies! Plain Hemetitehed, Se. to 75, Se ea, ee ee Men's ae White Hemmed, 10¢. to 50e, ‘To give you on idee of our line of finer goods we Ee an sm ey ‘One line of FINE SILK UMBRRLLAS, with 6-inch Silk HANDKERCHIRES and MUFFLERS in end. ee oxidyaed handles, beautiful designs, On exhibition, a bandeome Bride Doll, which will be qiven away. CARHART & LEIDY, are 928 7th end 700 K st. aw. CxcLorzpias ‘Ask your school teacher, clernyman for they all baveit. Three: estan RAMS HORN DESIGN. 0.0... 2.4. .nsssessensoe O7 ‘BaRS-E@AL SILK week if delivered w! SEE oa arene 6pm. Large and attractive stock of useful Christmas cagecencer rere, iam he amber Dazss Parreass SERVICEABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Me sell more Dros Pattern for Coritings EIN eh ister eee ere aad eee ne Difore, atid tho sft of & Drees would, bo firectated ie any recipuen PATTERNS wi 4 "2, ¥6c.. $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, 75 each. ‘be. i ‘Gic “ATTERNS. aris dace Sees Seo elev ALL-WOOL DRESS ‘ Peer chs ‘HIGH-CLASS COMBINATION PATTERNS. 87.50, 810, $12.50, ta $0. $10, $12.50, 814. 815, $17.50, $20 an Cee ‘ou witlexperen: : satisfactory selection. e «Firat floor; left of main entrance), WOODWARD & LOTH Cor, 1th and F ats. n. Ghoves For Cuntsraas Ghrrs. (PENG Ee ae ents, They are useful, substantial, and sure to be appreciated. At no previous « sea son have we shown a stock so lat complete, sc nite ts me, § tk, ge sets — stancard of quality, dye, durability, &e. re take pleasure in recommeuding this stock and enumerate the foDewing « ne values: i ay iy oh Ta ‘Black and assorted shades of ‘lane and Browns, CAMP Bon stmperal” Pinked. Writ 3-button “Im) r .' Real Kid Gloves, in Ms pene ‘Craven, and ss- sorted ahades of English Tans and Black, long and short fingers. only @1.51 ir. Ladies’ 4-button Imperis id Gloves, Imbroidered Backs, shades of Craven, English Light and Dark Tans, cule g)-go per pair, sae Pasha ha BA Sikes toa ered on back in colors, with color ‘welts to. Tan, Mode, Olive, Mahogany, Brasyand delict ly $1.50 per feliotrope, on Eadicn’ dsbutton ‘Diack Tuipeclat Heal Kia lover embroidered, on back, in Walle, Hest i a iotrope, and Black, welts to match, only #1°75 per pairs ‘Ladies’ 4-button Delorme Real Kid Gloves, in assorted shades of Tans and Grass, embroidered =a in solf-color sui ‘black, superior quality, Ss rt in Blue, emu On back in White, Pink, and Listit Blue, with welts and ar —ig ee per io embroid- A ste per pair. hing, embroideres equality, in ‘and asscried shades of 73 per pair. Founds’ English Driving Gloves for ladies, 4-but. in Caveudish tan. Only’ $1.63. per ir a St tannaad orown, Ouly BL be sed sot Gusand'trown, Ou ceed SYadies’ s-but., Suede Gloves, ein Paes shape, shades of taps and wns, OTlatea Svat Suede Gloves, pique stitching, ry 4 embrofdered. backs. varieiy’ of tam shades: ly 3 OWeaReraar Sucde Gloves, long and short Srecre. io eat dark and English tans. Only er pat, Yadita' hui. Back “Jouvin” Suede Gloves, ecubroidered in white, cardinal, lavender, Slack, with welts to'mateh Only 81.05 Der fF ‘New lot of the celebrated “Perinot” Gl "abut embroidered, $1. Fa 4“ plain, 0 és iowa. ot ‘These come in black aud the Iatest Parisian shades of tana ind grays. Tadies’ 5-but. Piuked Wrist Suede Gloves, embroidered Lacks, in hght and dark tan shades, perfect fitting. Only $1.05 per patr. ‘Ladies’ 8-out. Mousquetaire Surde Gloves, embro dered backs, extra fine quality, entirely pew shades of silver, grays, modes, and tans. Quly 82 per pale. GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR, Ladies’ 20-button Length Jersey Silk Mitts, in ‘white, cream, light blue, ‘pink, heliotrope, eardinal, and black, only $1.25: er pair. redon the backs, only a witn Jersey Hand and Lace Topa, injemon, cream, light bite, cardinal, aud black, A2-button length $125, 16 button length 0. 20 burtou jenzth 8 per palr. digs’ Mousquetaire > Gloves, in white, cron bine, ad assorted tan shades, L-Dutton fener #231) I6-bution tenth #3 30-button ‘30:bncton length $5 per pair. “ WOODWALD & LOTHROP, z Cor. Tih ahd Fst, i. w. ‘cellent line of Melton Cloth Sui seelieth Wweol Pisusal Skirt noeeg i ae nit Worst ; OWEST PRIC''S POSSILE TO SAME, LYON CLOTH SKIRTS AT. 750. Aud's number of other equal. y as g00d (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 1ith and F 2 Upon Ws, whit we have onty. tim you ouhory 2s to what we ke rultabe stor Chri. 8 presen wir iocation in the store. FOURTH FLOOR ATPEACTIONN. ssortine HOLIDAY DRESS PATTERNS, Prominently dis layed on long wide tables to facfliner ateetiona. You’ can gee every. kind and styleaimost ata glance. Calico Dress Pattoctis, 60, 80 nd an Gingham Dress Patterns, $1 Peresle Dross Patterns, $1 “Dolly Maison” Cloth Patterna 80 and 90c. Satieon Dress Patterns, 82 to €3.75. ‘Ewilled Cachinere Dress Pat 81.90 to 98. For a practical, useful present you could not make a more appropriate sclection than a dress tern, ve (Fourth floor.) We also offer: 500 ready-made, Gingham Aprons at the low price of 25c. each, (Eonrth floor.) EIDFR-DOWN PILLOWS, For recovering with silk, plush, or patch- IRTS AT $2.50. values. work. TO tuiches Square, $1.50. Te toch Ranare. 82. eee Tuches Square, 82.50. GFourth oor ELEGANT EIDER-DOWN COMFORTS rom CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. FINE FRENCH — SATTE! COVERED EIDER-DOWN COMFOLTS, in a choice line of fancy colorings, attractively quilted and sewed Win ay 0 5 by 6 foot, 88 each, Biz3 BF 8 fect: $0 cache Size 7 by 6 feet, #10 each, FINE SURAH SILK“COVEKED EIDER- Ong side eared, the gther, pan, Size 5 by 5 feet, Bier fb feat 23 cache SuEigecovered with handeomay domes pos, oy naps, the other plain Surah Silk, fancy = fg or ONEE, 827.50 EACH, nk Quality considered, Lucse prices are very low. ‘Comforts: One of these eleyant, warmilgiving Would makes lusurioum itt, ® (Fougth floor. RAW SILK T: ‘ABLE COVERS a EMBROIDERED PIANO COVERS, and quote the following ativeckive taretina: EISHT QUARTER BAW SLE TABLE knotted fringe, excellsnt colorings, not ich color “OSuy. $4 EACH, 50 SIX-QUABTER, CHENILLE TABLE HANDSOMELY EMBKOIDEGED UPRIGHT PIANO COVER: = 2.50 TO $9 EAC TwELve-QuAnTeR WINDSOR CLOTH PIANO COVERS, taney tins SSP Hee new, Pull-sized Embroidered French Flannel Piano covers, 4.50, 85, TO $15 EACH, A handsonie Cover would mabe aa excellent Christmas gift, usctul as well as ornamental. wi Fourth floor.) }OODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Corner Lith and F sta. pw. Lsrasts, Cunpzexs, Axsp Misses: WE HAVE AN ELEGANT STOCK USEFUL PRESENTS FOR THE LITTLE ONES, embracing ASHMERE CLO. OA FARIS Bask INFANT! ANTS’ SAXONY M! “aE MISSES APRONS. te’ White Silk Mitts, 75c. and 8730. per ‘Hand-Knit Worsted gre tars met Rn ete] 1. He, so. ee es nj gates Sov So orate Pee ees eo pe | OPEN EVENINGS TO DISTRIBUTE THEM. THR PALAIS ROYAL, PENNA. AVE. ‘You are carnestly requested not to further delay o> Jections for Presenta. While there is not one fair rea- son for delay, there are many urgent reasons not to delay. If we can persusae many of you to call this ‘week, we may not (according to snoual custom) have to turu away customers Christmas week. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! As an inducement to purchase this week we give be- Jow an abridged list of the Special or Reduced Prices, which will positively terminate the evening of Satur- day, December 17th. OTHER SPECIAL NOTICES. As the rerular prices are still marked on the reduced oods it would be well to preserve the list below for reference. As the very busy hours areabout midday, tis best to call early or late in theday. The patent air-cushion makes the Palais Royal eleva- tor absolutely safe—this to the nervous, FIRST FLOOR. DOLLS. The Palais Royal's famous 98c. Bisque- Head Dolls, with jointed kid bedies, for 89c. until De- cember 17. FANS. Ostrich Plume Fans (The “Anderson” Fan), 4, instead of $4.98 each; Gause Fans, marked $4.98, for $4.50 until December 17. Sterling Silver Watches at $6.68 for #6 until Decem- LEATHER GOODS. 92.25 real Seal Pocketbooks, with Silver trimmings, for $2: Tourists’ Cases, con- taining Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes and Comb, 59c., instead of 68c.; Ladiew’ Leather Satchels, with two Cutslide pockets, for $1.50, instead of $1.68, until De- cember 17. PLUSH GOODS. Satin-lined Plush Work-Boxes, ‘six articles, for 89c., instead of $1, until December 17. HANDKERCHIEFS. 50c. Colored and White China Silk Handkerchiefs for 460.; 65c. fine Embroidered Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs for 50c. 50 real Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs for $4.98; $1.19 All-Silk ‘Mens’ Mufflers for 95¢. until December 17. NECKWEAR. 750. Spanish Lace Fichus for 69c.; ‘48c. Child's Lace and Embroidered Collars for 39¢. ‘until December 17. BASKETS Prettily-trimmed with fruit and ribbons, $1.35 instead of $1.50. Infants’ Baskets 85c. instead of 98c. Waste Paper Baskets 98c. marked, but 7¥c. ‘until December 17. FANCY GOODS, 25c. Bunches Fruit (to trim baskets, &c.) 2ic. Hand Painted Satin Sechet Bags 98c. instead of $1.25. School Bags marked 50c. for 3¥¢. Pincushions (all colors of satin) marked 3c. for Stamped Linen Splashers Yic. instead of 250. ‘The $2.68 Hand Embroidered Piush Sofa Cushion Covers for $1.98 until December 17. MILLINERY. Trimmed Bonnets and Hats marked $8, 810, for 5 each. Those marked $12.50 for 86 each until December 17. FURS. Black Hare Boa $1.50 instead of $1.75. Black Hare Muff 79c. instead of 98c. Lynx Bos $10.68 instead of $12.50. Lynx Muff $4.68 instead of 85.50. Badger Boa $4 instead of $4.98; Muff to match $1.68 instead of $1.98, until December 17. GLOVES. 4and5 Button Embroidered Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves reduced from $1.50 to $1. 8-Button Embroidered Undressed Kid Mousquetaires 1 instead of 1.48, Black Kid Gloves, 4-button, $1.25 instead of $1.68. 98c. Lined Kid Gloves with Fur Tops—for men, women, and children—for 89¢. ‘until December 17. Wegive to purchasers of gloves worth over $1 a handsome oxidized silver glove Vuttoner until December 17. ART GOODS. Bisque Figures: Those at $1.25 for 91.15; those at 75c. for 60c.; those at $29 for $25, Art Lampe st $9.50 for $8. Clocks (cathedral wong) $12 instead of $14. Fine Cut Glass Bottles 60c. pair fmastead of G9c., until December 17. HOSE. Silk Hose at $6.50 for $5.98. Those marked 83.96 for $3.50. Those at $1.50 for $1.30. The 91.35 Silk Hose for $1.15. Elastic Garters with Jeather straps 50c. instead 59c. All Csshmere Wool ‘Hose at cost, until December 17. UNDERWEAR. Fine Fancy Colored Silk Veste marked $6.50 for $5.98. The €3.50 quality for€2.98. Ribbed Cashmere and Lambwool Wool Underwear at cost, until December 17, UMBRELLAS. English Silk Umbrellas with 14- karat cold crook handles marked 86 for and Siiver Ball Top Umbrellas marked $3. until December 17. SILKS. Dress Pattern, 16 yards, Black Silk, war- ranted not to crack or wear shiny—a written gusrantee given on demand—$15.68 instead of $18.50. Dress Pattern, 16 yards, Black Satin Mervilleuse, #12 in- stead of $14.50. Dress Pattern, 16 yards, Black Faille Francaise, 815 instead of $17.50. Dress Patter, 16 vards, Colored Silk, any color, $13.92 tustead of $15. Dress Pattern of Green English Cloth, with fancy velvet trimming, $7 instead of $9.50. Dress Pattern, Blue Caahmere, witn fancy velvet trimming, | 88.50 instead of 39.75. Dress Patterns of Plain Serga with fancy plaid trimming, colors, Navy, Myrtle, Brown, Black, $9.50 instead of $1:.50, until Decem- der 17. MENS GOODS. All Scarfs marked 39c. go for 35. Suspenders marked 44c. go for 35c. The G8c. Silk Suspenders go for 50c. The Satin ones, in glass boxes, at $1.50 for 81.35. Handsome $1.25 Scarfs, in glass boxes, for $1. Plaitedfront Fancy-trimmed Nicht Shirts $1.50, instead of $1.75. Kid Gloves, lined and ‘with fur tops, for 89c., instead of @1. Silk Handker- chivfa 45¢., instead of 50c, Silk Mufilers at $1 19, for 95c., until December 17. Warm Underwear and Socks displayed in window on 12th st. Note the prices. SECOND FLOOR. (Take Elevator.) BOYS' CLOTHING. Genuine English Cloth Knee- Pants Suite marked $6, $6.50, @7 and 68, go for 85. ‘The $11.50 Boys’ English Overcoats go for $8.50. The 82 Plush Tam O'Shanter Caps go for 81.65. The 61.98 Seal Polo Caps go for $1.45, until December 17. SHOES. Ladies’ French Kid Shoes reduced as fol- lows: From $4.50 to $4.25: from $4.26 to #4; from 13.50 to $3.25. Hand-knit Slippers for $1, instead of $1.25. MEN'S $2.50 Plush Brocaded Slippers for; MEN'S 82.50 Alligator (real) Slippers go for @1.75 until December 17. CHRISTMAS CARDS. Large Cards, with heavy silk fringe, 8c., instead of 10c. Though we have sold these Cards for 10c they are worth 25c. The high-priced Cards also at reduced prices until December 17. STATIONERY. $1.19 Plush Work Boxes, filled with writing paper, for 85c. Leather Writing Tables 85c. instead of 81.19. The $1.25 Writing Desks for 98c. ‘until December 17. WRAPS. Raslans, latest London effects 1m check, stripe and plaid cloths, until December 17, $19.00, $14.00, 812.50; regular prices, $21.00, $17.00, $15.00. Seal Plush Coats, all sizes, #225; regular price, $28. Seal Plush Newmarket, #47: regular price, #60. Seal Plush Dolman, with lynx fur trimming, 645 regular price, $60. Children’s Jackets, English broad- cloth, silk, Lined, all colors, all sizes. Until December 17, €5, regular price, 88.50. APRONS—with two tucks and deep hem, 150. instead of 18, ‘The 2¥e, Aprons for 19¢. The 39c. ones 33c. ‘until December 17. 14.98 instead of $18.50, until December 17. The entire grand stock of hand knit ‘worsted and flannel Skirts and Vests; also, entire line of satin, fannel, moreen, and cloth Skirts at cost until V ANTED-A WOMAN TO Do GENERAL HOUSE work small family. stay at night havo city reference: Appiy st 003 Fat fn Ite Wktep-vouEs ‘COOKS, 81 To 040. CHAM. ures atid Laundresves ncity or away ‘Waiters, Drivers or Farm Handa. Colore | ‘Cooke, 2 BAM'L A COOMBS, 9:16 F st. nw. WV ANTED—LaDy acrnt \NDEST Worked areceatins Tor Beanttis Be Rev, T. DeWitt Talmage, the great bon "ayniy af once "3.5 MOMRISON. Pubes fidins, * * 416.20" * WWAS7ED-< COLORED “GIRL TO Do G Westiotacbont inatay at night; is 0 V A ‘MALE —TRELAND, PAST Sd ay, Pu a) Murray ——— 216 oe BLACKSMITH—MUST BE COM- hopest, and sober. F. P. NASH, 7100 st. TED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAN W Ger house service. Call at 815 Est. nw. at 7 pam WANTED MAN OF MIDDLE AGE, EXPERI- enced in fire insurance busin ‘wants work vest ‘Address W., Star office, fg ay i WOMAN Weta. Callan} Ome be or oR me aoa Wise tg NL ~~ | A Bd rouse work (Ho wash Porc tent white Girl, good Teferuuces, one preferred whe 1 1y be og 416 Willing to go to New Yore. Appl Su Monday. December 10, APP ae ANTED—A COOK AND HOUSE GIRL aT DR Witrtumse Si0"e inet aw = quired, a16-20 ‘ANTED—LADY Ol GENTLEMAN WITH #300, and services to take interest - mate business, which will pay w: tended at once. COLUMBIA BUSINESS AGENCY, 402 12th street n.w., 9 to 4 daily. Wwantep— WW ith ot. bet. Bw i ead WASTEDIALL FIRST-CLASS “COOKS, Rurws, seamatreases, waitress chase aby Bor AT KIN and I ais, laundrerece,coachisen walters. and butlers ‘Co DICKS AGENCY, G13 Mth st ™ die: WASTEDIAT 1413 MASSACHUSETTS ave. A Colored Man atau aosistant: References requived ub boeween howre of Sand Gn Satarday en Son: V ANTED — SITCATIONS FROM TO e606 Per mouth proctired, Clerical or Domestic: ‘aie gation ‘aiel frferemers at once with COLC MSINESS AGENCY, 402 12th st. tod daily. : ANTED-PLATE PRINTERS fuvitation work. Ibguire Koom 4 ing. 1othand Deter | NTED_AGIRL THAT IS WELL ACQUAINTED W wha Soe alloting work. doguite “San Dihee a. 7 YANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED LADY, WHO Ts Wecgusinat with tyrewniting, asord reeder, and | is willing to eive some attention 10 8 sick party. Such ‘ mut, with Tessouable sala "references required ato character and abiniy ‘Address Mi, Siar o ‘aye V ANTED-COMPETENT EXPERI of pen cey onl cieamrhaen, om Spananente Costes ography, Bow publishin berai de with, Fiebt partion” Apply 437 7th st. n.w., Boo second fie. : — a5 Or WASTED_DUNDORE'S " EMYLOYMENT | BU: Teau, conducted by Indien. Meu and women, white and colored. for ail kivds of domestic labor, for District snd States, with reference. 717 Mst.nw. s7-1ow TED. MAN 170, ASSIST IN WASHING carriages: our that hase: "no other 1 At a20 and 428 Sth ~~ LEMMINGS aati = as 'ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH BUT- Isr ina private fanuily: must have sutiafactory \dations, OWEN, Star office. WANTED-INDUSTHIAL AGENTS CAN MAK bis nioney. sorethiue new and easy to work: ale ary or commission. Addreas G, Star office, “dI4-3"" Witicreworters, Maida Laundrenen, Ge “women Goons, for Vineinig and New York, oly good, ing belp tocall atouce, BURNHAM" 638 a 2 % eae Se ee WANTED A RELIABLE NAN LOcATED otT- side leading cities, to represent, in hig own local- tidied BUT. MPG. MOUSE: Lock Box 1oeh how 5 mx 1k. New York E28-m.tuet-4aw V humbug; work is i seupies: ap envelope, cop'sining’ @ sample of woods it Oc. to hei 3 se enue So eiad MEN, POYS, AND GIRLS wn Hour at their own, 0 je and easy. Twenty workit Sie ARE OFFERED EWDROTI ory needlework at their own homes (town oF coun: try) by's wholesale house, Promtable, genuine. Good cay be made. ‘bverything furnish-d. Particulars ‘Address ARTISTIC NEEDLEWORK 00. New York city. nie J ANTED_CANV ASSERS—LADIES OR GENTLE men. to take orders for. “The Naval History of the Givi War,” by adiiral Porter, Sa) rae: 300 portraits of naval officers, batt! ape liberal LisitiNG xk d J ANTED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. Learners for Prof, CHRISTNER'S yew. “In- eruational “Tailor system." with “any inch-rale or Tapemessure alone, as all” scientiie tailors cuc Fatterns and coatsrials” cat, baated. diped vr) wae, Mine. 5. 3. MESSEIg “Conservatory of - Fstu.w. Washington, D.C. ae WANTED--ROOMS. WASTEDSOx JANUARY 1, SUITE OF THREE furnished or anfurutshed Roots, with bath room adjainitw ou first or se oud floor; private house: tet. Fund Nand Lith and 20th. Adilress Rox 10”. Star office, d16-2e" w+ TWO CONNECTING ROOMS IN THE ‘hortuwest, for a lady and sou. Address Box 110, Star oftice. a ANTED-MANY PERSONS 0A‘ us every day for furnished and unfurnished rooms, Persous Uaving then, for rent will eave mouey ly seo. ing us. Room Kenting Axency, 612 9th st. nw.df-Im* 'ANIED-NOW IS YOUR BEST CHANCE TO Tent rooms; we claim best facilities ior re same. Call for information, terms, &. D. G. TOR & 26 F st. 0, WASTED OF ONNERS A TWO STORY Pi brick front dwelling of 8 rooms, (40m exch floor) bath-room, cellar an located between Price not to exces. inent— Four good bric esirable location, for m 7 . 4.000 cash. Also, a8 ai in ellings with wed. 500 each cash. Also, a fom } brick front dwelling with mod. impts. between 7th and doth apd south of Sate, rgd abe, bal can, al nce in monthly payments.” WAL. i. BARSTOW, G15 Tibet. uw. Sabo 8t Waste ¥ KA FUROHASER. “Fike CLAS ailing House, weil located; portnwest at oneeto SMITH © SIBUALD, G20 Ft aw. did VW ANTED—DIKECT FROM OWNERS, IMPROVED abd unbnproved Property to sell. Quick sales and moderate comission. Apply to 8. C. and F sts. ao-2we V TANTED—DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES Tehasere. apd Lots for cash with us will be ‘ud “ienia collected. | Estates manared. Insurance HOLLAND & THOMPSO: 1313 F st, Adjoming Sun Busldi __ WANTED--BOARD. ‘ED—FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD FOR enthem id wife. immed: vicinity of 10th and Fst. uw. Address 8. A. Star other, di5-3t WANTED_LOTS. * ANTED-LOTS IN THE N.£. SECTION OF WwW fe city for prompt cash customer. weighbcrbood " OF teat . ad fat of 1: ene oof ot au ate, whit 2 ‘ow, or call on McLAU ATCHELDER, 1235 Pst mw WASTED ONE, OR TWO DE-TKABLE BU ing lots in N.W. section, between Pe st,, 3d.and 15th ste; munst be north or south Gwaers should call’ ou or addeces, MCLAC BAT CHELDER 1225 F at. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WW ANTED—10,000 PEOFLE WHO WANT BET. Wirt fer Hents to call at J. OPAGE'S Grocery Beilin, steady” white ieht: saves ‘Ue eyes, saves i : saves tan Aduress GOYA: STONE: Ageut ____alé-ze* y ANTED-CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 201 4% ST, Waanriis the race for barsains tu Becont ‘ANTED—CONSTE 4 waking C1 Walling obit House “WANTED--SITUATIONS, iy a ference Vivek. “Adareme 68s Ok one = abo TIONS rome eos STABLE WHITE WOMAN Cs irom O amll "a 1 Leth st. am ANTED—BY A 5 eo Sie tet eee store, G12 Oth street mw = coal Woes Bieken sof Enka COOKS CHAM: dorset Seb icine San tame ay references. “OLS Sat ww. deee ANTED—BYT Wo: M Warrep etre "COLOLED MEN. SITU aTIONs br ‘vod i Wires ne orang = { experience. 4153 y ANTED — EXPERT ACCOUNTANT 4 - W ‘al corporsticn apd poets tots aan erahip accounts sijusind, books written up ty Tpigath or contract storenicos gv Rides SOR COSFORD, SSS Taree ne Se VANTED-BY A LADY-THPEWAITING To DO either in her own home or at the vifice of er one ployer. “Address WME. 1406 Lithet ow. Sian JANTED-SITUATIONS POR COOKS, Hobsr- We2k- Sages og co, mata ullioum, Bartenders, » Melesmen “sai ip, male and female. FM. PNM AS 9 . N BY FIRST-CLASS FRENCH eure’ \y preferred mica ered taterences om Tih ear other aio FOR SALE—LOTs. Pros, SEE 180s eeu MEER, OM. eet, overiovkinw Lincoln Park. a At Nabonal Bank of the Kepubli POR SALE-( BARGAIN —LoT ON Dorn ST, inrar M, euitable for ayual! Lawes 2 cts’ por fool small” casi payment TPORD, fo3F JOR SALE_—CHEAP—LOT ON LANIER AVE. FP iniset Mites evn front, adhe re Cash, balance on fukn ‘ave, Mt Ploamant: it ie per foot only « email cash paymeit reguireds ee OY RE PORD. ey Fa 20K SALE—€ BEAUTIFUL LOT ON Connechcat sven 2431305, 40 price, 2.50. WESCOTI. fcuaytvanta aw JOR SALE_CHEAP-TWO LOTS ON COLUMBIA F Heurbts, 200 feet from 14th em cal O1 each, $350 cash, Valance on time. Also, Hato! southwest corusret heucsaware and'T Stet , 3p cena perfook SK WERTFOND, 1423 Pet aS JOR SALE—A GOOD LOT FRONTING WHITNEY eve, Columbia Heights, at 22.ctn. address BUSI- ESS, tar ofticn diese JOR SALE-ON MARYLAND AVE AND 10TH St. ne. clarautooruer Lot for 20x10, back to 16-foot alley, sub lot 14, foot, with easy term. Also, woue OR SALE-SOME FINE GROUND ON R ST, bet 10th and 17th wts nw. 136.40 feet trout by © Geptt of 100 feet to & "10-foct alley. smprowed. by & row of email hous which ure now jaying over & Det cent on the investment price. if wold at ones Gnelid- rovery nis), only 1 50 foot ola She Wandin & GO ots F et JOR SALE—THAT SPLEND! Cap. and audery ert con te fed ate cheap eure HUPTS & 2h ea, teat ee JOR SALE-I WILL OFFER FOR ONE WEEK ‘two of the Lest Lite un Whitney Cl War. Tish qrvund sodscommastitg tice of wal: dicey’ Home end nev eoocrvos af tae o™ prtased Ue, inghnat py works 2c sc HTL, ALE. RGAIN IF s0Lp 1% ext three days choice Lote on N. Hi. ave, le for three Bandscme dw Price, 6120 “nn, Sth and Pets Be. persg. f. Persa fe wat of lou iu LeDrutt Pack Per ma Hlegaut Jot at intersercion of Msi. and Rl. ave. bw. THER & KUTME RF OUD. * 190, Fat aw. JOR SALE—A VERY DES é Lor ON orb St, between Land M stn ni Sons. SWOKMSTEDT 481m UK SALA al as oy ea F i 306, 08 | ve per foot. Apply CHARL Eaha wast tan JOR SALE—AKE wes INVESTMENT oF THE Day—I offer Building Lots on grade, and or avenue, within four squares of Peaunyivacia ave, street cars, for ouly €30U each. 70K SALE— 2 lols near Dupout Circle, 2496... Jot near Dupont Circie, a CHARLES RARLY, 003 14th at. aw. MONEY TO LOAN. EY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON aP- "rowed eal eatate wecurit a SRO F. CULLINANE, * a13aw bai cer ONY TO LOAN, SHORT Time NoTes AND a AS HARTMAN, _a8- Room 5, 1339 ¥ aiteet. ‘ONEY TO LOAN-NOTRS, SECURED BY Vale uable pereaual propriyy marwecabie atocks ocd tdorwementa, dia oduied thou ressunabse torus aud I strictest coulidence, Ly « responsible party. Ad- dress DI>COUN 1S, P.O, Box 600, TNT’ No real vatale or furniture accepted as wecucity. ety and Navy Officers’ on ‘asociation BONDS, GOOD COMMEKCL securities No /Caned. ke AN| PAPER, aud other where security 18; ‘WM. H. DEMPSEY, Broker, 1424 New ork ave OO Giaacrin z $100,000 RAS ON, MARYLAND aa JULLAND & THOMPSON, _ 13 ass F st. Adjowing Sun buiding. MESS a Se oem i O HOLTZMAN. 015 Commer 10th aiid F ate. um. Mo, TOLOAN OX A APPROV! VED hbaL Estate BU Oho W LANKIN cot, and 20th om, Y OUR r Bags ey ihc Wa = “