Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1887, Page 2

w tll ‘THE EVENING STAR " WASHINGTON: ‘WEDNESDAY -: December 21, 1997. CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular, permanest bena fide daily cireulntion more than treble that of any other daily papér published im Washington, and much greater than that efall the ether daiiy papers here added together. = ‘The annual digcussion of the project for abolish- tog the Congressional Record is soon to begin. ‘Tue subject bas already veen brought upin the committee on rules,on a plea that the Govern- ment would be saved a large yearly expense, and that @ vast amount of verbosity would be sup- pressed if members understood that thelr remarks Were not going to be freely printed. Cadoubtediy, both of these reforms would be ‘aecomplished by abolishing the Record, in the same way that a Dad man’s morals can be tm- Proved by cutting of his head. But itis not al- ‘Ways desirabieto go tosuch extremelengths, Tbe Object in view is not to get rid of a public record altogether, but to make it better. The advantage of having some official publication of the bills and resolutions introduced, progressed and passed each day, and of an outline of the other regular work, is ‘obvious; for, although each house of Congress Would keep manuscript journal of its proceedings in ‘any event, and the pubic press could be depended ‘on to convey to the peopie of each district the con- gressional news likely to be of immediate interest Yochem, yet the manuscript might easily be de- strayed by fire; or the newspapers might for par- ‘Usaa reasons misrepresent or suppress matters of real public interest, «nd the errors would be difficult of correction. ASa chéck upon such chances, there. fore, a simple record, reduced to print and dis- tributed among the people generally, ts always in place. ‘This was undoubtedly the object in view whan the Globe and its successor, the Record, were originally established. The idea has been lost sigat of, however, buried beneath a volume of abuses The Xecord has become a common drain for the rhetoric of every Congressinan who Wants to impress his constituents at a safe distance with @ sense of his greatness. The fouror five pages dally which would be needed to quote the titles of measures introduced and considered and recite the vouson each, have swelled into an average of thirty or forty; and the task of winnowing out the chaff has become so laborious that some of the speeches which are really worth study escape the ‘attention of the reader. It would be anexcellent thing to reform the Record, and It 1s to be hoped that the committee on rules Will report to the House some feasible scheme for doing this; but it does not seem to be necessary yet wo reform it entirely out of ex- astence, ao ee ‘The conference of Iudiana republicans at In- dianapolis yesterday was not a formal gathering im the sense that a state convention ix It was ‘Something more than that, for it was a gathering of tae leaders of the party trom all parts of the state, not coming as delegates elected by local caucuses, with instructions how to speak and ‘vote, Dut With views of their own to express, and conscious that upon the wisdom of their conduct ‘would depend in no small measure the future suc- cess of thelr party in the state. Hence there was significance in the adoption of resolutions in favor Of a proteqgve tariff, merely revised so as to ad- just more Bquitably the burdens of taxation; of ‘the reduction of the surplus by improvirg the na- toned defenses; and of overturning the supremacy ‘of the liquor element in politics ‘the republican ticket, it is likely that her voice ‘Wil have some weight in the republican national fe if gether. ‘The loss to the owners, who valued thelr pecullar craft at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, 1s a very trifling matter as compared with ‘the appalling peril to human life involved in the Unchallenged freedom of such a body im the most frequented part of the high seas. acter, If he had, he would Dave realized that the Ulster Oraugeman’s hostility to Rome 1s as un Yiding a sentiment as the Kerry Catholic’s Batred of atieR rule. H ag HH § i i j i { | i i 3 if | | ul if if el be if i i i | ¥ 3 c) 3 i r] F| A Mew Delicacy, Just Arrived From GONSTANTINOPLE, (Ondars or requests for quotations given personal st tention, and satisfaction guarantesd M@ price and Sal ae Se Ist. A strictly cash business makes prices lower than elsewhere, ment, is virtually a store in itself, and thus a greater ‘variety than elsewhere. “Bos Ur Srrexetr Frou Briow- TO OUR WELL-KNOWN THIRD FLOOR, STINEMETZ & BON, ‘1237 Pennsylvania avenue, SUGGESTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS: BARGAIN DEPARTMENT, EXTRAORDINARY CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS. A BENEFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC, ‘English Plush from $16 to $60. By watching our chancesin the market our have beoa rewarded in procuring the entire Robes, in Beaver, Tasmanisn Oppostm aad other Fur, $1 0, $15, $25, $115. “ ‘Tixer, Leopard end For-Gkia Rugs 98, 01%, 825, Leatherette Toilet Cases, with black Sittings, at 75e., ‘OGe.. 61 19 and $124 MANICURE SETTS, Awate Case at 98c. ‘Plush Case at 74¢., 99c,, 1.98 to 96.98. WORK BOXES, Plush at 89c., to 86.50. Aanteat T4c. to 9c. Willow at $1.24 1083.26 Alotof Mirrors, consisting of different manufac- ‘tures, stich as Plush, Bronze, Antique, &e.,in many different sizesand patterns, at 33% per cent less than ‘the regular market value. Also @full line of Art Goods,such as Bisque sud Bronze Figures, at consideranly reduced prices. It is also of interest for the public to know that we ‘ave left over from last year a variety of fancy arti- cles, such as Wall Pockets, Collar and Caf Bozes, Poker Setts, Plush Clocks, Hand Bags, Pin Cushions, Photo Frames, Autograph and Photo Albums, and many other articles, which will positively be sold RE- GARDLESS OF COST, as we are determined not to oop them over again. ‘We have on hand a full line of high-eolored Satteen Remnantsof 1 yard Cashmere, Cheese Cloth, Tarletan and Swiss, which is very {tan in demand for Holiday Purposes, at the lowest prices posible. ‘In our Blanket and Comfort Department we have ‘Also an assortment of Fine and Fancy Blankets. ‘Beautifnl design in Horse Blankets and Lap Robes, ‘at reasonable prices, auitable for Holiday Presents, A Knit Jacket is a useful present to give, so we have replenished our department with s full line, consisting of all sizes and colors, and offers special discount of 10 per cent for 30 days only. For the benefit of the ones who want to brace up for ‘the Holidays, we have procured an immense lot of Suspenders, equal to any 25c. once im the market, at 4c. 2 pair. Also a lot of Ladies’ Collars and Chemisettes at 5c, ‘8c., 1234¢. and 19c., worth considerably more. A small quantity of fine Byzantins Sofs Cushions at $1.90. : reduced from $2.50. Also 150dozen Pocket Katves, of all makes and Kinds, for 20c. each: worth 75c. NO DEVIATION FROM OUR ONE-PRICE SYSTEM. Buckhorn Heads, mounted on the most sticks, BH. STINEMETZ & 80N, @21_ 1237 Peunaylvanie Ave, next to cor. 13th st. bought away below market values an@ can, conse: 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st., 417, 419 8th st, ae1 Frye Be EEE gs BE LETT ty F" Bi Beast Eee PEF oat = ‘TWO REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THE PALAIS ROYAL. bought regular at wholesale for less than $1.50. ‘24. Rach department being under distinct manage- ‘NO. 1117 PENNA. AVE. STORE. 18T FLOOR. PLUSH GOODS (Front, center). DOLLS (Rear, center). LEATHER GOODS (Left, front), HOSIERY (Right, front). UNDERWEAR (Right, rear), NOTIONS (Left, rear). FANS (Left, center). PERFUMES (Rear, loft center). ‘TOILET ARTICLES (Rear, right center), 2D FLOOR. INFANTS’ OUTFITTINGS (Rear), WORSTED GOODS (Right, rear), WARM SKIRTS (Left, rear). APEONS (Left, center). COTTON UNDERWEAR (Right), CORSETS (Front, center). BUSTLES (Left, front). ‘3D FLOOR, BLANKETS (Front), FLAXNNELS (Right, front), BEDSPREADS (Left, front). ‘TABLE LINENS (Left, center} DOMESTICS (Right, rear), ‘TOWELS (Left, rear). ‘NO. 1119 PENNA AVE STORE. ‘which we have been abie to buy the latter lots, SAKS & COMPARY, OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AXD MARKET SPACR S2PWill be Open To-Night until @o'clock, 421 waee xanen got amy won] < A, 1’ HANDKERCHIEFS (Lett, front, and center), BASKETS, ETC. (Front, center), FANCY GOODS (Left, center). re ih fe iE i i i RUGS (Front, center), CURT, ins (Center, it) st = DO" Pico ws (eater iet sean), PURM VERINGS (Right, front). 12TH-ST. STORE. 18T FLOOR. uns Sn on Embossed Case, Arabian BERS TEESTNGS cus ra, eG a MILLINERY 7 COMET). 4 gre £ | f i } lf ill ii # 13 | 8 i I | (Bear, 2D FLOOR. I » D. rae 3D FLOOR. Kk HOUSI @ooDs, iho Urdobbtany coop mo i | | ii | ar Bacque, Jacket or Visite, Prices from @80 to @250. If yeu don't want to pay so much we have the sme styles in Fine ‘Slippers have run out so fest and the sizes were so ‘beoken up that we have found it necessary to refill our stock of them with double the amount we originally had. It being toward the tail-end of the season and manufacturers being ansious to unload, we have quently, give prices a cut for the benefit of those de- airing to buy Christmas presents of this kind, We offer Gentlemen's Handsome Velvet Embroidered Opers-Cut Slippers, at 98c.; worth $1.25. Velvet Embroidered Everett's and Operas, for $1.25; worth $1.75. Dark Brown and Olive Ooz Kid Operas, for 91.75; worth $2.25, This Ooz Kid is something new and resembles the Suede of Undressed Kid used in Indies’ fine slippers, It is eoft sea kid glove. Gentle- men's Gost Slippers, for $1.25, which cannot be Gentlemen's Plush Brightons, which are perfectly Plata and have no trimming, we hove in olive end cardinal; and our Plush Embriodered Slippers, which are the handsomest ever offered im any retail shoe es- tablishment in Washington, an) which we have also had to refill, because of the unexpected run on them, ‘are also reduced in price, becaube of the lower figure at We often asked this and to i one ste ot question, ‘satiaty GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE a ; OAK HAtt, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, ScUTany Somnine our stock ‘und ‘Brtoce wasce vail the tale far better than say amount of assuring ean 40. BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS. On Suite and Overecats for boys, ages 4 to 12, we have cut prices just in half, which makes them really lower t!.an the cost of manufacture Srnviceance Dress Parresxs ‘We keep open until 9 p.m. Shop as early in the week as possible. Sue semveten ‘time is before 11 amend P.m. wreatly enlarwed quarters enables us to wait on thrice the rumber of customers ever possible to before. ‘. ‘Two large, aafe elevators: a rapid cash reflway system: six delivery wagons, a large force of experienced employes, and every posnible facil- ity for e rapid and satisfactory transaction of Dusiners. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, QTRACTICAL. celts was GIFTS. Adress pattern combines usefulness, with in- expeusiveness,to better advantage than youean select. iMeexceedingly PRINT DRESS PATTERNS. ‘pay to buy them, even for future use. And we can suit every one with « Suit, trom # Satip-lived Full ‘Dress to good Business Suit at $6. PANTS. A fall Mine of Pants, from the smallest children’s size It seems as if we had said sbout enough regarding ‘what we have to offer for Holiday Goods, and it would scem as if it was only necessary now—as thero are nly three days left in which to buy your Christmas Presents—for us to give » sort of recapitulation of what our departments contain. On the first floor you will find an immense stock and variety of PLUSH GOODS; a great assortment of CHRISTMAS CARDS,all the novelties in JEWELRY and LEATHER GOODS, BRASS ORNAMENTS of every kind; GLASS, BRONZE, and TERRA LITHE FIGURES and BRIC-A-BRAC; all the newest styles in | GIFT UMBRELLAS; the largest assortment of HAND- KERCHIEFS in the city; SILK MUFFLERS in every pattern; fine KID GLOVES for street or dress wear: any quantity of different styled MIRRORS; ladies’ and gentlemen's fine UNDERGARMENLS and SILK HOSIERY; an abundance of superb STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS of the greatest diversity. - ‘You know we are engraving a copper plate and giving 50 Visiting Canda for 75 cents. ‘You know we are engraving Gift Umbrellas free of charge. ‘You know we will send out and deliver any pur- chases you make at any hour of any day you designate. PURPLE, AND MOURNING PRIN’ MERINO ‘We are sho than over befovet whlch wet Feaconable prices. Bes variety of styles and col- ora ‘und Hark shades, "Putterus Som Sain 8. 10 and Ts yds, ONLY 64, 80 AND 06e. PER PATTERN. *ATTERNS. it stylen, best qualities, Containing 10 12 yds. ONLY 80 AND 9Gc. PER PATTERN. INDIGO BLUE PRINT PATTERNS, Colors warranted, neat styies, 10 and 12 yds. ONLY 80 AND 96c, PER PATTERN. FINE GINGHAM DRESS PATTERNS. aiGhalce, variecy, of acersucker, and fancy ipes, and plalds: best colors; Pat- fem coute'n'10 and 12 yds. a ONLY $1 AND 81.23 PER PATTERX, | FINE BLUE PERCALE DRESS PATTERNS. ONLY 91.25 PER PATTERN. FIGURED SATTEEN PRESS PATTERNS. Best American goods, large variety of attrac- tive dark styles. ONLY $1.25 PER PATTERN. WOOL DRESS PATTERNS. Put up in snficient quantities for a full suit, dark colors, viz: 2 yas. 38-inch 8 ydx 42-inch 10 yds. 42-inch making & suitable select (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor, 11th and F ata, n.w. Oce Lixe Or Faxcy Annicuzs EMBRACES Dolls of every description, Musical Tops, small Steam Engines, &c., Plush Glove Boxes, Plash Tollet C ses, Plush Shav-ne Sets, Plush Manicure Cases, Plash Perfumery Cxses, Plush Jewel Cases, Plush Handkerchief Canes, Leather Traveling Cases, Autograph Albums, French Glass Toilet Sets, French Cut Glass Toilet Bottles, French Glass Paper-Weixhts, Imported Fancy Jars cf the Japanese ad Eroy Ware, Leatherett> Card and Cigar Cases, Inkstands, Portfolios, Ash Receivers, A great variety of Fancy Baskets, also Fancy Articles made from Silk, Plush, and Celluloid, such as Jewel Cases, Shaviar Cases, Noedle Cases, Card Cases, Hair Receivers, Blotters, Match Safes, Comb-and- Brush Cases, Laundry Lists, Memorandas, Pho- tograph Cases, Mouchoir Cases, Head Rests, Hand-painted Sachets, Button Baws, Scarfs, ‘Tidies, and hundreds of other articles for deco- rating rooms, Also Bamboo Easels, Tables, Screens and Umbrella stands, SUPERB STOCK OF HOLIDAY FANS especially suitable for CHRITMAS PRESENTS, which we offer at prices considerabiy less than generally prevail for such high-class goods. HANDSOME LINE OF POCKET BOOKS, made from Seal, Pancy Leather, Tinitation Alli- gator, and Japanese Leather, with Nickel, Gen- Uine Silver, and Oxydized Clasps and ‘Tips. Prices from 25c. to #4.75 each. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w, You know we have plenty of salesladies to wait on you. ‘You know how easy and comfortable it is to shop in our store, You know we have but one price, and that is wuarantecd, | Youknow we will be giad to see you, and we do not ‘want you to forget that on the second floor we are offering some special Banzains in CLOAKS, MILLI- NERY and INFANTS’ GOODS. You know we are open Nightly until 9 o'clock. waa panes Suave Mi PPLETON’: ‘dren is ARG PE. 816-316 7TH ST X. W. PEDIA YOUB CHIL- ost valuable it to E 3 now obtain it on Rite “te %0 call on you, oF ‘write, part aa clin SAne-t Nery, fon 3, 995 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. a1 at all, WLBURS ig ristwas Sate or BLACK SILKS, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Offer the following Extraordinary Values in Silks. Gentlemen who propose to give their wife a + Silk Dress for a present should take ad- vantage of this opportunity: 3 81 1 ek Q 1 22 inch Black Satin de Lyon. juch Black Fate Diamant, iueh Black Silk Beagaline. Gi, Mk, JE, SeeEeses Satin Duchess, Ex... Faille Diament, ix, g tractive box. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta. n.w. ‘28-inch All-silk Umbrellas, with guld-headed handles, $4.50, $5, $6, 86.50 to $10 each. H il &) i t ANTED—BY A COLORED WOMAX Wairoa Vo GENCY, 613 7tn . | SBISRS AGENCE: WAxtED— nw. Wires Sone ‘Sia SAT hinmeit =: ysefal ins private NTED-AN EXPERIENCED ERGETI x Be ‘an. ness. dress Waiteter cooks: with references — eS WANTED-sT01 to take care of Call at 1235 7th st. nw. ws sition; hours of work # a.m. weekly: rood references required. SCHROEDER, 428 7th st hw. 7 ANTED_CANVASSERS, M Wanner tiigitardate tor the recerences, at 1113 F st. nd ood 1208 D st. nw. NTED—WOM Nurwes, Drivers, Walt AGENCY, stu Aphis after T Thursday * WASTED DIE Of Art in this city N.Z, Star ofl Wester wood Waiter: atines boss Wik 11 6th st. now, PED THRE ait & Wasi aint ehaesrerer om 8 of Bi phy, how pubiishing, Fught partien Apply 4:47 7th st. 2 with reference 7 ‘QMAN OF SEN |X. | WA, ery needlework at try) by's wholesale house, Pi Pay can be made. kvorytininy ‘Address ARTISTIC Tailor System™ with re alone, as all ‘Washington, D. TANTED— WILL Pay h) ree times dress PAL i | informacion furnished free, A) KENTING AND EMPLOYMES Wathen ily preferred: s | fice. Ww AN we for gentleman: teraus, ANTED — FURNISHED id ata, nw. with part THRE ANTED-MANY PERSONS very day for fu Persous having them for reut will Room Kenting Azeucy, 61 _ WANTED--B ANIED—BY 4 ; A) ‘and Os: ‘office GENTL peivave family. location Hy nw. Address, stating ar ri Wikoreraiyy in Star office. W m $2108 =0 henecrnalin t $4 ANTED—BY AN EN wo! =| WANTED < BY AN ENGLISH Wont ‘ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, 61 40; CHAM. ANTE! RED MAKE -D—A GOOD COLO! ae To iT assem. —A FIRST-CLASS COOK, MUST MARE washing, ences Bor 1g : bent references - Buuromes “Riot ANTED — WHITE BUTLERS — MAN AND work: White and colored. women DICK’s AGENOY, 13 7m ‘BOY OR YOUNG MAN, WHIT! f horse and deliver four and feed. ED, GENTLEMAN FOR PERMANENT PO- cal Sam. ALE AND id WASEDA FIRST-CLASS COOK WORK Easy an wages. Reference required. areas: ing for eanployment to call, COLUMBEA BUSINESS 07 LAB et. Sw. opposite Palais Boral, 9 LL PERSONS SEEKING EMPLOY- ETTLED, COLORED WOMAN ik: ust lave wages given. Apply 208 8th st, aw. - D—A GOOD BOOKKEEPER, PRACTI- ‘State aye and last occu dren, with reference. Apply, between 5 “ed, tor all kinds of domestic labor, meg 717 M st. nm. her locality; salary about $50 month <u.” BL BAINERIDGE, Supt. dd Beads st, ARE OFFERED EMBROID- if own homes (tow oF coun- @ supci nati, Obi sereutine materials cut, basted, draped ESSEie “Consccvatury of ‘Aiud LL YOR THE USE | of & quiet Teor for que nour duriue the 1 ormume 9 STE! St BUREAI ECON rout roors with heat aan sam. bet. 12 Tay B10 or late, Box 4, Star office, “20-"t cE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ht housekeeping wear dine of cars. centrally childred. C. B CAYWOOD, Chuseusent) ‘and unfurnished LEMAN E, by danmary 15ih, board with a enteel and cu:n? D—ROOM AND BOARD IN NW. SEG. vor city in Private taunlly, or waere there are Address, stating WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS 500 REWARD—SEE TO YOUR OLD SEP SRA eee AUER ), which Or? guaeinered, ing of end 0 J.A. SHESDELL Wariar Narees, Coachmen. W arses, ni. Waiters, at W)tep—at & nd Nurees, Seamstress, Men W. Butlers SAM'L A. COOMBS, 920 Pst. rmaid or waitress: references. 1837 K st. n.W. Fst 1-3 a. sa a a nm | Writes with first class Soriy ac PD Gath ae ne W Names alter operate Wx. SITUATION Al ite man: speaks qualifications, city ret Viease call or address 1 TANTED | Noes 8 do IMMEDIATE following Howes % @, captor mul us al look P PLOOKS uh st. a. ae z D. STONE, 80 W 4NTEDIA LADY oF Exr Join a party in fu be norte Ge se occupats Wi | office. si | WASTED OF Omni bath-room, cellar and food yard ia. | Iecated between Kain ii Price not te exceed foeut—} org | desirable location for $2900 each tah. [Ariek' frout dwelling, with wat Sten forges fuiy paymnente.” W references: 0d Vee ee ulna rove 0 muuagrate couisiasion. Apps to 8 CS Waxtppanecr, apd. Lote ar placed with us will Tense. Ieuts collected. | Estates mat rected, HOLLAND & hare hear M, suitable for smnall houses AND ENERGY, | Snell cash payment, J. KR HERTFU! our business itt | st references | JP nein rach, $3850 southwest cornerot Keucsaw 200 tect trom 14th-xt. balance ou tume. “Al -wenuine. Good | Fac Lanier Heichts, south fi 7 only. 3K, HEKTFURD, verued by the Safe new “La ny inch-tule or tailors Doth : sole price, both lots bronght down trouble about license.” Apply to WELLEI TING, Star o.Qce.* WITH OF zguide and ROOM JOR SAL store, xain, th fixtures all complete, for’ ang se ‘jon. A full aE. : price, terme, e., sould CALL ON US | The best ‘ot retecences will be given. Toome. save mouey by see ‘Oth af-im* ee us ARD. RD WIFE, | reference exchatwed. ‘bet. 7th tering, Be’ a iu northwest; reasons for BUSINESS CHANCES. A GROCERY AND PROVISION ‘cash, at «bar thst aw. between Gand H. - HO? FOR CALIFORNIA. my interests im this city aud am Southern Caliivrnia for the p a bianess there. Ty persups de- SITU: or im email privat family. Apply at 1500 Vermont ave it RTs FOR COpKS. CHAM. House Boys All eit) ENCY, O13 sth et mw. Q2Loee ADQUARTEES — POSITION: for Chant Wail Land: Cooks, bermaids, Sontins rene © aia YANTED— BY A COMPETENT COLORED Wait one indy willing’ tg traeel x 421.30° ‘ANTED—T0 LEARN SOME GOOD BUSINENS Gp. m.; cap write shortuand a faltiy. Gal ‘or addres 305 ca CASH PUR ‘House,n, w.,trom @5.500to do.” 85.000 to. from 3.000 to to invest #10,000 in «mall vestanent. 000 cat, Also, as au ish Wwellines with iuod, Also, sit cast, cs BARSTOW TeD—DIRECT FROM OWNERE TatPuOVED | Fat. nw. AN, SITUA Moston J ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE- WwW porkers Maids. § Waiters, Soachinen, 000. ! | | ick wales ow So ubornily adveriond ALE—CHEAP_TWO LOTS ON COLU ye ‘that ‘and 15th st. | prtoot, JR HERTFORD, 14235 F st LE—CHEAP-LOT ON LANIER AVE, met re bey Lot ON 91H ie BRADLEY, ¥ st. aw, y aervicas either for wale or excl real estate in this city for property im Caltforuia, I will description of the Turniabed. Address for 10 days, SAMUEL G. PARKER, Care of WHITAKER & JORDAN, 7 Wap S AN ESTABLISHED REAL E<TATE Daaimen, a yartuer: oye with capital preferted: Addrexs, guvinw expertence in business, if an: oe it E BOKER, biar office. OR SALF-RE TACRANT GOOD | LO ATION sellin, > otter Saice Geo | ber Oth wt: to grade: | | | “ | POR BENT NEAR CHAMUERLATN'S, sult been the door eas poem sas r= i 20 ai. ferences, Fe. ney es : Rerninbed rocm, with wan best uni tet cold water’ orf Baw OF, Of wecond 1 OR RENT—I6 TOWA CIRGLE, TWO FURN! Toomaen snitecomm ut all of adoubie fire if desired : gen’ ANDSOME eig4 Bat we eine pease ftir Fe RENT-ORNE OK “TWO PLEARANT bath roctms . i are . ©. STL Pom tears aa aie 1 common second third floors; half a eguare from Capitol L st. Neam GOR. wien Di floor, very on ing, be ‘mod cout turues preferred , tet 21-60 SS fokding “eo bots Metroet ns Board, aay ne. q — ran deoane Rute of rooUW om the RENT. aT. Xow Sees $27 8D. WITH Ok WITH. Price moderate, ake Fe RENT 450 MST. N.W. FORNISHED on unfurtaaied Koon floors. swirly or ee references exebansedt Fee test dow domi al " ‘OK KENT—61) 19TH STN W tt and to the Ebb Ome ingle roi. eve cree rg 702 10TH Si, A HANDSOMPLY ahd Bed-rou, on suit: out; newly pupered thronghoat bath tia wat awe Foe RENT O13 HOST NW. TWo OR rune Auturniahed Fooms on second four. posure, bay windows, house two years okl cs ai6-im {ok RENT —TO GENTLEMEN, WITHOU! Fiver! Ureatinry we, hnsdacucly Fur dashed worth weet, fashiomal location, S18. feauily private | petoarces partioiaia copie Go as A ATES ERE TWO MGS OocUPY) | Eatecems, mut raat, Capito view hein tind gue 20180, for literary or dameing. Boned month. 116 6-or {0k KENT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF RooMs. Dedroom and pation bath-roum and choset on sie mugle or em euite, 1510 aud eanklin Park. niv-4we Fe 2a iu rovins over Thos foor also other Rout ISIS Tt nw, opp. Inguireot P.d rooms cory Without board. “TUi iéch at veation, 201; 1 lin Park: Refereno Privave windows. Aabie for office. Bt Lait square ‘trots eb muita, convenient to cars. irate if dexined Fe RENT—FULNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR | Peterence given and required F ‘Copies free wpen ap 026-1 ok KENT—M. GS AND OTR Oar printed list of Moors Terfiest now ready ~~ 0G PROCTOR, & 80K, : Tee Pato FO RENT 80 TH. CORNEN H wT w. POR cation uisbed Parker auc Chamiver coutral Toe Yeaeut to all street car Tues Apoly over Bishop's Drug diore FOR RENT—FLATS. F Weeween | street cars: thie Uufummiabed flacs ber ‘uo of tusiness. Address XX, Star CE AL NA: 1ONAL BANK STUCI besier = This etock is rapidly Mmereasing iu val worth 1538 Columbia street northwest, ull envelopes and letters ‘ith tama, wo wil pay ou for your Toutederate States o'clock p.m. ‘the i cash prices, it | SY es PARTIES DESIRING TO BUY, ‘change FRANK a NE OF THE BEST BUSI ‘eg im the city Lat ¢ ‘feot NESS ‘and part of lot 5 FOR SALE— ‘Ten shares at €225 each. Dividend January 1. FRANK H. PELO! 20 Kellose Bailing, 1410 Ft. SELL, OR EX- ‘Stocks and Bonds, should call ; PELOUZLE.. 20 Kellogy Building. 1416 F at PROPER- Successors to Jacob Rich, 613 15th st. Loansand Discounts a Specialty. _luterest allowed on Time Deposits. loses, of keeps Uy contract, sets of iershipe investigated” Iutrica: oo-weadu x21 CCOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED), OPENS A owt art te ; ERICM NOBLE. 10 ¥ xi Im GIX PER CENT LOANS, GUARANTI Loan ana Premident, ational vTHE Int Bank. eis F sca, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. and kitchen, ¢40 per | Aateben, Uaib aud closets, @50 pout. ibs ber mou Foe “THE EVERETT.” Host. betweeu 17 and Nth stem ‘Same block with the at ‘THOS. 417-60 th MIL i FURNISHED PLATS AND SINGLE BOOMS, x ‘O08 RENT—FLATS LN AN APARTMENT HOUSE, wear Latayette Square and wo lives of ——— 7OR RENT—-OFFICES. N.W.; FRONT ROOM, salso f az —e FOR_RENT—STORES. 1235 7TH ST, N.W.; Fits T= 70k MENTS OnE en: bow sunk: pomsoooe FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS JOR RENT—ALL OF WOUND FLOOK OF S17 Market pace tor rent.over Kosbe & Uo. Yegercoma. “Inguire of Mie. Mansy 4. Wiis Nat uw. 82,000 DEL & CO, 996 F st. and on vod security im vod personal security a8-im oes MoSEM Pe Leax ox REAL ESTATE. a G L oN Loca ~ he it einen ith rasan ys ON REAL ESTATE. TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE security: ia muss to suit, "Bik. WAM at EB . Mo3. TO LOAN, SHORT TIME NOTES AND AS HARTMAN, Room 5, 1530 F street, T Woax AT LOW RATES Mirttides, aud vrlisted, and good. 2. “200 __fo35)_ THOS. R_WAGGAMAN._ QNEY TO LOAN. Mies mat it eli: Li Loam, and eur BLOCKS AND BORD PAPER and ocher wi *26-3m, 310 ee ie 0,000 seine Gouitry ‘& 00. ane. MARYLAND: Visces G. H. WHITE & ©O., HOLLAND & THOMPSON, 1313 F st, Adjomiug sun Building. LOAN UN REAL ESTATE, IN SUM® oat ‘et lowent rate uf Corder Bits aod Fst Mos, To LOAN oro ‘iuterest, ee MEE aon TUS. 3. pees Mo™* TO LOAN OW REAL Rwrare Av Low: apt Moar “nea 1 & £0N. 1113 Pat DAN ON MEAL ESTATE Ob F 7h ot a