Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1888, Page 2

oe tears s f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1888—SIX PAGES. THE EVENING STAR. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble Washington. mach grea ef all the other daily papers here added ‘Tae Stan's first mpression concerning the pro- posal made In the Citizens’ Commitise to improve ‘the District's present form of goverument 1s that “the game ts not worth the candle.” Tue changes suggested are not of overwhelming Importance or of present urgency. Military domination in the District government is objectionable to everyDody, ‘Dut in the present situation of affairs there ts no danger in that direction. The two civillan Commis. flours should be able in any event to boid In check the ove Engineer Commissioner. The separation of the executive and legislative dutiesof the com. missioners and the grant of the latter to a council of fifteen eftizens 1 made of minor importance by the inconsiderable legislative power which, under ‘the Constitution and the deci tons of the courts, Congress may deiegate in respect to the District, As was asked whea the few loaves and Mshes were to be divided to thousands of hungry mouths, so At may be asked when the Commissioners’ so-called legislative functions are to be divided among 0 teeo counctimen: “What are they among so saany?” And only a miracle or an amendment of the Constitution can secure a satisfactory ap- portionment of legislative powers to a Dis- trict representative body. Wituout disputing at this time that the District might make the changes proposed if such action could be taken by its own @ecision and without exposing it to dangers greater than the advantages sought, Tar St. of the opinion that the movement 1% uotimely. If an issue were made up between the friends of the present Commission gov-rnment and the advocates of unlimited suffrage In the District's munietpal affairs the present proposition might prove ao acceptable compromise. But no such Jssue presses, and this movement voluntarily re- opens the question of District government and exposes the city to the unlimited suffragists, to the opposents of the present finan- cial relations of city and government, to the whims of Congressional experimenters, and to all the chances of Congressional legislation. It will also, if pressed, monopolize pubile attention, and antagonize every impor:ant measure for Distiict reilet urged by the citizens of ‘Washington. The railroad problem, the school Doard question, and otner such matters will suinimized in importance, and will run the risk being pushed aside in the contest over the political question. Not enough of advantage is offered by the bill to compensate for the inevitable risks. At some other Juncture the suggested improvements ‘of our municipal government might well be urged, either as a compromise to avold Unlimited suffrage in municipal matters, of a3 part of @ more gener: scheme for the improvement of the political co1 dition of the people of the District. But, in T: Stan's opinion, the best ibing to do now Is to keep quiet on the subject, A correspondent in another column describes an ‘experience, not the first of Its kind tm that locality, which tilustrates one of the multitude f blessings that the beneficent Bultimore and Potomac road bestows, according to its own accounts, upon South Washington. The long strip of land in which tue raliroad reigns despotically and in part with usurped authoriiy is not only au obstruction ‘Yo the flow of trafic and travel but a perpetual menace to life and limb, Years agoa stagnant, disease-breeding canal shut out South Washington from easy communication with the main eity. ‘That obstruction has been removed. At the same time the Mull unimproved and unprotected, was infested with desperate characters, and travel across this strip of iand, to and from South Wash- ington, was diminished by the danger from rob- bers and mur lerers. That danger no longer exists But the raliroad sectioa, fuil of surface tracks and of standivg or running cars, still drags down South Washivgton, more dangerous to fe and limb than the old Mali, and a worse obstruction than the old caual. One 1s either shut out entirely from passage across at by freight cars illegally standing in the streets as a storage depot, or else he risks life Dy entering a gate, at watch hope 1s tobe aband- oned, perhaps to find hims#lf caught ima trap by the closing of the gate on the opposite side. The | exploration of strange and unknown regions has a certain fascination, and Tux Star recommends to members of Congress an excursion to the edge of ‘or into the ratiroad domain, promising them the sight of aregion where the laws are not recog- nized and a taste of danger sufficiently thrilling to please the most adventurous. The ingenious mind of the ratiroa@ correszondent which finds that the ugly railroad beiongings give picturesque beauty to the Mall because (rue wstheticism demands variety, Will doubtless discover im the dangers to which the B. and P. road exposes the people of Washington a new blessing, since thereny tie blood of menaced citizens 1s made to circulate more freely, and a certain pleasiag and beathtul rapidity of action in brain and Umbis bestowed upoa the most ————— a ‘The popular movement in behalf of Mr. George W. Childs or President seems to have a good deat THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AT LANS- BURG & BRO’S, WHICH IN QUAN- TITY, QUALITY AND CHEAP- NESS WILL EXCEL ALL THEIR FORMER EFFORTS. DURING THE PROGRESS OF OUR IN- VENTORY TAKING WE HAVE SELECTED AN IMMENSE LOT OF DIFFERENT MERCHANDISE, CONSISTING OF FULL PIECES AND SHORT LENGTHS, AND REDUCED THEM TO HALF THEIR REGU. LAR VALUE, IN ORDER TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP. LIST OF BARGAINS. A lot of Domestic and Fore'gn Cloths and Cassimeres suitable for Do mans, Ulsters, Cloaks, Mem and Boys’ Suis, in many different patterns, at lese than half thetr regular value. An immense line of Dress Goods, in many different qualities and styles, consisting of many fine fabrica, at and below cost, Several cases of Fine Cashmere Remnants, fully 1 yard wide, beautiful shades, at 16c. per yard: regular | value 25e. One case of Light Figured Percale Remnants, suitable for boys’ waists and miny other domestic purposes, at ‘Se. per yard; worth considerably more. Notwithstand ng the advance of cotton, we offer a lot of Bleached 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 and 10-4 Remnants at less than the old market quotations, | Several hundred dozen of Turkish Towels at Sc. A lot of Canton Flannel Underwear, consisting of Ladies and Misses’ Pants, Skirts and Children's Suits, ‘will be sold at almost nothing. A limited quantity of Remaants in Fancy Roman Drayery, Cretonne, Curtain, Laces and Scrim, at low prices. ry In taking invoice of our Comfort and Blanket De- | partment we have found the stock much lanrer than | We expected, consequently we have devoted much of our time 1m making sweeping reductions, which will beuefit ourselves and the public also. Now is your | chance tor Cheap C anforts an Blankets. | ‘We have so many Varieties and Bargzins this week in every branch of our business, ‘So we deein it practical to invite the publie to come ‘snd look for themselves, ‘You know by our past advertisements that we don't sound # war cry ‘or noth ny sud only blow the bugle when we are fully prepared on the fie.d of commerce, | ONE PRICE WITHOUT EXCEPTION. 1920 42% 424, 426 7th at., 417, 419 8th st Two Hion Ais. Ong to make our goods the standard quality. Thevther to make our figures the standard of low prices. ‘These have been our constant aims for years past. It is not spasmodic efforts which have accomplished this, but it is con- tinned efforts. ‘We have pleased the people, pleased ourselves, and merit continued support. Let us have it, | sd we will show you tempting, bargains from one yearsend toanother. We have Full Lines of GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS! SLOTHING, ready-made or made to onler, with lange line of FURNISHING GOODS. All at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. | ‘NOAH WALKER & CO, | 15 (625 Pennsylvania ave, “Os Wira Tas Daxce. | LET JOY BE UNCONFINED." | THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON EVIDENTLY | KNOW BARGAINS WHEN THEY SEE THEM. | ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, WE PUT AN of Vitaly despite Mr. Childs’ repeated declina- | “AD.” IN THE “STAR,” SAYING THAT ALL OUR | ons The Poiladeiphia Times to-day has a vig- orous editorial pointing out to the republicans that their golden opportunity for success lies in the nomination of a man lke Mr. Childs His nomination, Mr. McClure argues, would tranquil- ue commerce, industry, and trade; would give the best assurance of Mdeiity vo both labor and capt. tal; Would break party lines by the positive sup- port many ludepeudeat and some democratic jour- uals would give to Mr. Childs, and the many crushing errors of long party power, which de- feated the repubileans in 1884; Would forever Le- dong to the past. 2 ‘The strike in the Sebuylkil! Valley will reach its last stage with the proposed order calling out all the skilied mechanics in the employ of the | Keading Co. Somebody will then be obliged to surreader. If the men refuse to go out, it is the strikers who must yled. Irtuey do go out, the company will be reduced to a chotee between’ two evils—giving up Its cloiims,or giving up it bust mesa The latter. would be omy temporary, probably, a, In a game of starve-out, capital has always a better staying-power t an labor. The presence of « congressional committee among them may modify the feelings of both parties, however, avert the threatened catastropne, and afford ‘everybody a chauce of getting down easy. Let us ope 80, at lest a Some interesting suggestions in regard to the improvement of the District's jury system are printed in anotuer column. The most serious ob- stacle in the way of securing good citizens as Jurors, and the severest hardship upon the good citizens who happen to be caught in and are un- able tn any way to escape from the jury net are the length of service required in this District from Jurora. In that respect at least a change should be made ia the laws, —$—— «$= ‘Miss Rose Elvabeth Cleveland 4s preparing for the press a book about St. Augustine. After her experience with the western magaz.ne pubitsher she would do well to beware of the advertising sharks. One of them may buy her copyright and Uy to treat ber biographical narrative as a guide- Book, making use of It to Doom some mimmoth Winter hostelry in the oldest city of the south. $e Charles Wyndbam is playmg David Garrick With great success In Moscow, and his love-scene- are said to be & revelation to the Russians, This 18 not wnBatural, If the Russian style of amatory address 1s portrayed with any accuracy in “Fedora” Mr.Wyadham probably surprises his Muscovite spectators by not dragging his leading lady all over the floor of the stage by her wig. ne ‘The death of David KR. Locke carries off thy third of the famous quartette of American bumnor ists WhO Leiped Lo lig.uten tue spirits of tue p-opi during the civil war era. Charles Browne, “Arve mus Ward,” Was the frst to die; Mortimer Thou), eon, “Doesticks,” followed; and Rov rt Newel: “Orpheus ©. Kerr,” though living, has passed a. moet wholly out Of sigut. — Proteus never assumed s0 Lany different shape a3 the loge lorn rullroad correspoudent who, “Practical Citizen,” “Ubserver,” “Pro bono pul- Leo,” &e., disint restedly “explains” to the ei newspapers in bebaif of the Balumore and Pow wae roud, the advissbility of retaining Wwe 6tu street station where it is, 5 > For Evestso Waar Kid Gloves at and below cost. Fans in wewes: deaucam Bowers, Aristic kuboous and Neckwear in VERY LALEsi ST.LES ‘MILLINEKY AT COST. as ‘MRS AL J. HUNT, 130u F st aw Gexrs Scrrs Scovren AND PRESSED FUR $1. in best manner. Goods Galiversd. Tesepbose call 145 a1-6n AUN 9 and Zi X. Calvertets Baltanore STOCK OF MADE-CP CLOTHING ON THE FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS HAD BEEN SMOKED AT THE TIME OF THE FIRE ONE WEEK PREV:OUS, AND THAT ALL THIS STOCK WOULD BE OF- FEKED FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE. THE SAME “AD.” APPEARED IN THE “POST” AND “REPUB- LICAN" NEXT MORNING. BEFORE 9 O'CLOCK THURSDAY THE PE)PLE BEGAN TO FLOCK INTO OUR STORE, AND FKOM THAT TIME UN- TIL NOW THE STORE HAS BEEN PACKED WITH PURCHASEKS. THE SALE HAS SIMPLY BEEN UNPRECEDENTED. WE VENTURE TO SAY THAT NEVER BEFORE HAS 8O MUCH CLOTHIN3 BEEN SOLD AT RETAIL IN WASHINGTON IN A GIVEN | TIME. | THERE ARE STILL A FEW GOODS LEFT, AND | THEY ARE GOING AT SAME PRIC:S. | ON FRIDAY WE PROPOSE TO BRING UUT OUR RESERVE STOCK, GOODS THAT WERE NOT ON OU FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS AT THE TIME OF THE FIRE AND UPON WHICH WE MADE No | CLAIM FOR INSURANCE, AND OFFER THEM, | SOME AT ONE-FOURTH AND SOME AT ONE | THIRD OF¥ MARKED PRICES. THIS IS AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT LINE OF AND SECOND FLOORS. AND THOSE WHO DID NOT READ OUR PREVIOUS “AD: FIND WHAT THEY WANTED WILL NOW HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE AT BARGAINS. WE LEAVE THE PRICES ON AND STAMP THE TICKETS \. ', OR 44, SHOWING THE DISCOUNT AT WHICH THEY ARE TO BE SOLD. THIS STOCK WILL BE KEADY FRIDAY MOBN- ING, FEBRUARY 17, 3. B BARNUM & 00, 931 PENN. AVENUE. Laons Sear Sacgues. We have a few more Seal Gazments on hand, Jodhaa and lange sizes BACQUES, VistrES, AND “Those desiring bareains can uow obtain them. All sarmeats in plain figures aud at prime cost WILLETT & RUOFF. JATTERS AND FURRIERS } ¥05 Fenuayivania avenue, PROTECTIVE TARIFF; DOES Dee ip een Core: WHAT IF ‘ihe’ Sationst’ iu of Literary Pireey. By Henry Van ‘Vine Ehuclish in the Looging Backward | [beieraphtes of Words and the Home of the | erste WA. BALLANTYNE & n3 428 Tah Bitesk Ar : | so MOGs that we are calling 0¢ cunt to chose. W. S. TEEL, 955 PENNSLVANIA AVENUE. Trersisa PRESERVED HOSES (In Heavy grap), A bichiv wateemed CLoaKs, 807 FANNOYLVANIA AVENUE GOODS FKOM WHAT WE HAD ON OUR FIRST | “IN TIME TO; Are! tg.0w From the enormous number of separate Pants thet we bave sold since we announced the Great Out-Price Sale in last Sunday's “Post™ we doubt if there iss ‘man in Washington who has not, direetly or indi- rectly. heard of our greet offering of great values in Pantaloons, Least thereshould be any stich, and yet need a pair of Pants, we will aay here that we close this Great Cut-Price Gale of Pante to-morrow (Thareday) evening, but until that time three dollars and Afty cents will buy the choice of all those fashiousble, sea- ‘sonable and serviceable Pantaloons that we have been selling at #4, $4.50, €5, €5.50 and 96 a pair, and six dollars and fifty cents will enable you to secure any one of those finest American, English and French Pantaloons that we have been selling st 87, 67.50, 88, 89nd $108 pair. The original prices are not dis- turbed. As we shall withdraw the sale after to-morrow night, bring this “ad.” along as a euide and make your selection. The gooda are in perfect condition and sll of this season's make, SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘The season for Overcosts is on the wane, but it is astonishin« how exceptional values like these we are now offering in Overcoats and Suits continue to attract such crowds of buyers se daily throng our Men's Clothing Department. Yet why should they not? We fare selling our $50 Overcoats for $35. Our@40 ones are guing .t $29. Our $35 ones are now marked $25. Our $30 ones are taking leave of us st $20. Our $25 ones are chativing owners fur @18. Our $20 and $18 Overcoat roing rapidly at $13 75 for the choice, Our $12 ones are now $8. Our $10 ones marked ¢6, and our $8 ones are new 85. You see, we are selling Over. ‘coats below the actual cost of production, and such stock of Overcosts as we offer you to select from!!! The richest variety of kinds and styles and colorings ever before shown. Boone of the wise and secure an Overcoat before we close the sale, SAKE AND COMPANY. Suits, too! Why we have bunched all those magnifi- cont Tailor-Made Body-Fitting Suits of finest domestic and fore gn fabrics, that we've been selling at $20, 822 and $25 each, and fi/teen dollars will now secure the choice; and those that we've been selling at $18, 916.50and $15 suit ars now marked fen doliars all ‘round. Can you wonder then why we continue busy all thetime? Whereon earth can such values be found outside of our house? Echo answers, Where? SAKS AND COMPANY, CLOTHIERS TO THE PEOPLE, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. 1 Tas Is Tar Last Ware 00 o°o 8 00) ERE EE 4 wt THIS I8 A CLEARING 8\LE OF WINTFR GOODS, ODDS AND BROK N LOTS OF SUMMER GOODS, SAMPLES, SLIPPERS, FELT GOODS, &c., AND 18 AN UNUSUA. OPPORTUNITY FOR SECURING EXTRA VALUE FOR THE MONEY PAID. BARGAINS For LADIES, GENTLEMEN, BOYS, GIRLS, AND CHILDREN. ARTHUR BURT & CO, B2S-tuwkth-Im 1211 F ST. N. W. aoe IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK PREVIOUS TO TAKING 1Y- VENTORY, WE WILL FOR THE NEXT 20 DAYS OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW AND HANDSOME EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HDKFS., RIBBONS, PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS NETS, ILLUSIONS, RUFFLINGS, NECK-WEAR, UMBRELLAS, COTTON AND MERINO UNDERWEAR, BLACK AND GRAY ‘WOOL DRESS GOODS, BLACK SILKS, CASH- MERES, HENRIETTAS, PLUSHES, VEL- VETS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &c, AT COST FOR CASH, GREAT BAR- GAINS. DONT M188 THE OPPORTUNITY. E. @ Davis, 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. 8THST. BREAKFAST JACKETS ana MoRy. | —————————-L\——____ Trovsens. ON AN AVRRAGE MOST MEN WEAR OUT TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS TO ONE COAT AND VEST. FOR PROOF OF THIS ASSER- TION OBSERVR IF YOU PLEASE, THE NUMBER OF “FRINGE BOTTOM” TROU- SERS NOW BEING WORN BY OTHERWISE WELL-DRESSED MEN. WHATEVER SUM YOU WisH TO PAY, EXPECT TO FIND ERE BETTER TROUSERS THAN EVER BOUGHT FOR A LIKE AMOUNT. GEORGE SPRAYBY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, Banos Ar Tar Pastas Rorat. | Woovwarn & Lormors Corvus. ‘We quote here a few Bargains omitted from the list in lower half of this column. UMBRELLAS—The genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas for ‘$1.25 instead of $1.50. The genuine will not crackin wear. Tne imitation, being nearly all cotton, will not only crack but discolor. We are agents for tue Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, WRAPS—Some of the spring styles here, $10 for handsonely beaded Ottoman Silk Visiter, silk lined. $2.50 for All-Wool Walkin Jackets, fit and style of expensive Euclish gods. 67 fur Ulsters with the new cape and bell sleeves. $10 for the oew Ragians. JERSEYS—The best bargains (those that sell best) are ‘the 81.48 tailor Qnished Stockinet Jerseyn, The $2.48 new braided Jerseys, The $3.98 hand- somely beaded Jerseys. New stock much admired. DRESS GOODS—New fiue goods not reduced, but the followtz« are dress len«ths: (10 yds.) Foulards from 81.25 to @8ic. Dress lengths Ging ams from $1.25 to 80c. Genuine French Percale— navy blue with white figure, from 25 to 15c. Mourning prints 6c, to 4c. EMBROIDERIES—Few pieces rrmain of 45 in. Swiss Flouncins 63e.. worth #1. Have you seen our new Embroideries, (Second floor.) CORSETS—The latest handmade French Corsets which = long “English” waist, A $5 corset TIDIES—Stamped and fringed on four sides: drawn work at center and #'des, 13 yds. long, and of ex- tra fine Damask and Momiecloth A 76c, bureau cover for 59¢. - ‘THE BABY—First dresses for the babies, fine cambric, 4 tucks in skirt, tucked and embroidered yoke. ‘A 81 Short Dress for 68c. if A L PRICE. BOERS EBs, Be Be OER BE Po UU NNN DDD ERE WoW WE A gan \www ne BAS wy & 8 ww RBA A - HALF PRICE BECAUSE NOT REGULAR STOCK. A job lot—The broken lots and surplus stock of one of the leading manufacturers in the Union. HAD 1321 GARMENTS THIS MORNING. Shall have hardly 500 garments by 6 o'clock this evening—judging by the sales at the time of writing this advt, DON'T YOU BELIVE IT? ‘Whether you do or don't, please don't call Friday and wet madly satirical aud intimate we never had the goods, SUCH HAS BEEN. ‘Shall have to-morrow 500 garments—pe~haps alittle ‘more o- less—comprising Corset-Covers, Night Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, Skirts, Fone 306 | ae? | Va | S7d8 Half the lotare of the Lonsd le Cambric. All ore trimmed with the best embroideries. Those at 98c. ‘with 2k ribbons, laces and embroidery. Those at ‘81.68 with expensive plat val laces and fine embroi- deries. PPP ok A TL gig PoP Aa E wa pre AA Aa 0 Seg PAWS Eu 284 Hh Su58 . RRR, 00 ¥ ¥ , PRO YY & me 9 9 YY AA f EES F 24 tu 2 Bargin List continued below. Ar Tur Pua Rora. BR A RRR GGG NNN g88q pp Aa i ¢ ody HERTS Bb 2k EME Goo Sik ARE ss BBB AAR R 2° A 1 NNN Sss3 5 “Busier than our neihbors." So our patrons tell ug, but we know the bad weather has kept many in door. For their benefit we have condensed the liste of Bargains lately advertined. There is no oxcuse now—you have presented to you in lst below the pick of the Barvains caused by the influx of new gods ‘and the broken lots incidental to a busy week. The Palais Royal may be reached by all lines of cars—aa you know, FOR MEN. No. 1—The “Palais Royal” Shirt is S5c., and fits equal tocustom made. No. 2-UNDERWEAR—Tho $1 Red-Wool Underwear offered for 50c. The $1.75 Fancy English Cash- mere Underwear for $1.39. Ths 82 Red Medi- cat Wool Underwear for 1.50. No, 3-SOCKS. The 50c. English Cashmere Half-hose to match underwear, for 39c. No. 4—GLOVES, warranted and tried on at our risk. ‘The #1 Embroidered English Kid Gloves offered for 89c. No. 5-HANDKERCHIEFS. Genuine French Linen ‘Handkerchiefs, with fancy centers and borders, in new shades and designs, 50c. quality for 2c. No. 6-RUUBER COATS. Tho $2 quality for $1.60 Being cemented they are waterproof in fact as well as in name. FOR LADIES. No, 1-SHOES. The $4.75 Kid Shoes for $3. ‘The @5 Patent-leather Tip Kid Shoes for 83.50. The “Goodyerr” Kubbers, the best for 50c. 2-HANDKERCHIEFS. Pure Linen, Hand-em- breidered Initiale, 25e. quality for 2 for 25e, Some with fancy embroidered and colored cen- tera, such as maize, pink, navy and gobelin blue, beliotrope, mahogany, &¢ ; 25c. quality, for 2 for 250. No. 4—UMBRELLAS, &o. English Silk, with natural wood handles, @3.50 quality for 82.48. Twill Silk Sun Umbr las, with oxydized silver natu- ral wood handles, $2.25 quality for $1.90, The new Parasols at 10 per cent below next month's prices. ‘No, 5—BOYS' CLOTHING. Every article in this de- partment at 40 PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF MABKED PRICES. This statement is correct— no snistake. No. G—-UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Low prices marked on each erticle. 40 PER CE\T OFF THE M‘RKED PRICES. Weare aware wo wrote 40 (forty). ‘No, 7-HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. Marked at as low ‘and gcnerally at lower priors than elsewhere. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF MARKED PRICES. No. 8—HOSIERY. Warranted fast Black Hose, 400. quality for 40c. MONEY REFUNDED if these hose stain the limbs or clothing or change ovlor in washing. Broken lots of new boot pattern and fancy striped Hose, 68 and 5c. qualities for 48c. Broken lots of 3c. for 25c.; fancy striped Hee in He ‘Nile Green and Mode, No. 9—Broken lots of old stock at Lelow cost. For in- stance, @1 Red Medicated Wool Underwear for 50c. New -w as Ribbed Vesta, finiehed with silk ribbons, 68c. quality for 50c. Arrive tomorrow ‘Ribbed Siik Vests, io all colors, $1.50, but worth 92.25. % No, 10-LEATHER GOODS. Pocket Books and Card Cases of Japanese, Seal, Calf, &c., leather lined, all cvlors, 480. aud 35c, qualities for 25c. No, 11-GLOVES New 68¢. Kid Gloves, embroidered ‘backs, all colors, Large andama‘l sizes of 4 and 5 button “Paluis Royal’ Dre-sed and Undressed Kid Gloves, reduced from $1.50 to 68c. Black Kid Gloves, with colored embroidered backs, 4 butto», at 1.68, reduced to €1: 8-button ‘Mousquetair-s, at $1.95, rereee ec New Jot of Pig's Skin Mousquetaires 12—RIBBOAS. New lot. which includes new shades of All-8ilk Ribbons with loop edge. Nos, 12, 16 and 22. Quality worth 35and 40 cents, for 154nd.19 centa, Sish Bibbuns, 7 inches wide, $1 quality for 750,; Pin, Biue, Cardinal, Cream, White, { No. €2- We intended to give & longer lst, but find ‘space will not permit it, A longer ist in to-morrow's Post and Republican. PALAIS ROY AL. £14 (1217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Norrmom« Lace Costume Re. DUCED ‘To clove out o certain line of Lace Curtains ‘and make room for new Bpetng Goods, we offer ‘them at greatly reduced prices. We have only 64 Pairs, and propose to make quick work of them, These prices ought to sell them in a day or two, 13 Paire Ecru from 94 to $2.50 per pair. 25 Pairs Ecru trom 84.50 to 833 per pair. 8 Pairs Ecru *rom @5 to 83 per pair. 6 Pairs White from $5 to 83 per pair. ‘12;Paira Kora from 88 to 85 per pair. No one in need of Nottingham Curtains ‘should fail to see these, as we have offered no such bargains before. (Fourth figor; two large elevators.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. 2. Or Isrexesr'To Mes. 200 dozen “Four-in-Haud” and Teck Scarts ‘were placed on sale thin morning. The larest, ‘most varied and handsomest assortment we ‘ave yet shown. White, Cream, Tan, Ligh: Blue, Godelin, and other equally desirable round shades in an extensive variety of attrac- tive designs and fancy stripes; probably over s hundred patterns, 50c. each. Tho 85, 96, and 87 Japanese Silk Smoking ‘Jacket, reduced to 8%, are meoting with » rapid sale. Those who have not worn one of these coats cannot imagine what s comfort and luxury they are. ‘Those who heve would not be witholit it. Make your selection before the line of sizes becomes broken. @3, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, = Evorra Assca Samr Sue Our Shirt Sale still continues with a steadily increasing demand. ‘The superiority of our Shirts consists, not so much in the matter of the Cottons, the Linens, the sewing, which are fully aa good as the best, but in the putting together, the shape, fit and finish, We have never seen the equal of our Shirts at thelr several prices—39, 50, 62%, 75, 87% conta and 81. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Suaves Axp Suave-aanivo. ‘This is considered the shede-raakers' duil seas son. Trade on window shades is virtually at a stop. We have taken advantaye of the dull sea- son and made extra preparat.ous for the busy ‘one about to begin by making up a larg: sup- ply of each grade. The present is also » good time to give your order for made-to-m*asure shades. Do not wait until spring simply be- cause it is customary, for then we may be taxod to our fullest working capacity, and cannot sive the time and attention we would like to to the little detaiis which go ao far to make every- thing “just right.” We take measurements and furnish estimates freeof charge. We have only skilled shade- makers and hangers, use the best materials and guarantee all shades made and bung by us to run straightly and smoothly. ‘Wo have made up two lots, which we con- eider as good Largains as have yet been offered in ready-made shades: LOT 1—500 Holland Window-Shades, 2 yards Jong snd 36 inches wide, mounted on Harte- hora spring roller, with curtain pull attached, ail colors, complete and ready tohang. ONLY 43c. EACH. LOT 2-500 Opsque Window Shades, 38 inches wide, 2 yards long, beet Hartshorn spring roller, attractive curtain pull attached, all the desirable colors, guaranteed to be a strong, ser- Viceable shade, g ONLY 760. EACH. (Fourth floor.) ‘WOODWARD @ LOTHROP, __Gor Uthand F ita, Suicutty Twerrrectr Hasoxencmers. ‘The “Feast” in Handkerchiefs was s most en- Joyable affair. ‘Twas Christmas trade over again, You who have not had a pick should hurry. The imperfections are hardly pere pti- ble; in fact, not perceptible to the inexperi- enced. Prices are one-half, one-third and oue- fourth those of the perfect qualities. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw. Badeslen Orrin” We have just secured, at a great sacrifice, an importer’s Kne of samples, comprising about one thousand five hundred (1,500) Fa .s(no two ‘exactly alike), and propose toxive ourcustomers the benefit of this fortunate purchase by marking them at s very small advance on actual cost, offering an unpreced-nted opportunity to pur- chase Fans at lower prices than have ever before prevailed, The stock comprises Satin, Gauze, Spangled Gauze, Lace, Satin-and-Lace, and Feather Fans, in plain, hand-painted, printed, and » great variety of fancy styles, in all colors and black. Elegunt line for Opera and Evening use. Pricen: 37c., 50c., 620, 75t 87, $1.45, $1.50, $1.75, 82.00, $225, 82.75, 63.00, $3.26, $3.50, $3.75, £4.50, 25.00, 85 50, 84.00, $8.00. 89.00, $10.00 to $42.00 each. (First floor: rear.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Fata nw. Crosxo*@ Our Suz Or Wrars. ‘We desire to sell every Winter Wrap this ‘mou.th, and to accomplish it have reduced the price on every winter garment in stock, ex- tending an unprecedented opportunity to pur chase fine wrapeat a saving of from 26 to 50 percent. ‘We have made up three lots at the following uniform low prices: Lot 1—About 15 Jackets, Visites, and Short Wraps, Gold heretofore st $7, $7.50, and $8, and a fow that were $10. CHOICE OF THE LOT @5. $1.00, $2.50, €4.00, 88.50, | WANTED--HELP. _FOR RENT—ROOMS. y ANTED — A RTENOGRAPHER ‘TYPE- RENT— 4 NUE SARS AEE ee | EO ibion neces. or ame un. 'ANTED_LADY STESOGRAPHER AND TXPE- . Seep eas ee eee Were st cary, sate are tht pacing “Table board $s 115-20 Boxes siaremes Dormnentnisae- | TOR RRENT-1WO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE Fore heat and yas, rent reasonable: 950 | SOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, GAS sud fuel 224 Sth st. aw. 810 per rt yatetaunl y. reereuces tequited. Appty ANTED—A WHITE GIRL IN A FAMILY OF WEEE SESE EE ANTED—WHITE D COLOR 000i oe AND COLORED (COOKS, maids, wettled = S re 630-632 Fat aw. ei * dvomely, Yumiabed second oor guthern exposure, with bath, &e.” Rent @14. ery : JOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FU ‘D PAR. Bsr; sed barren on ant Boot oheee tamteres nalteanen Watters. Urivers or Farm Hands Colore. fsa SAME A Coombe 920 Fat me < “ snd Boor, iSenee ft desired 114-3: WANTED-AT DICK’S AGENCY, WOMEN COURS, |" $10 to #40; chamboruiaida, Wi itressy, ures | J2OR RENT— Wo LAGE. ROOMS, SECOND Jannireaa, men cooks, walters, Ditiere goaciinen, | Le floor. was, bath and cosets 10. asd Mase dairymen, man and wife, at once. 613 7thnw. {15°3t* pee aie rst oy ate lel ad ANTED — A JOR UGH! ce NT must be an excel.ent cok. Lave vool ci y aw, ne JOR RENT—1322 1370 \TNLW. A BUITE OF Furnished R.. n first Ay sie gtr Boome, Traussents and Table Boarder nm Conmmonated. 1104 Fe REN1—3 NEATLY FURNISHED COMMUNI: catiow rooms on second fuur, eiugie « . isehe. ence | relerenee, aw and stay nigh ages. Call at 1006 13 c was <¥ WASTEDA, REFINED or, ACCUSTOMED Ser thom, with boa-di fel t- ‘educa {OF mi ponstion in this | ences required. st Sat chy. Apply at rock 4.085 F ate tt foe an OR RENT—110% NEW YORK AVE. §. Tumished fro.st Room, thant Boor. a Toom, with bosnl. mod, fami w ANTED—TWO FIKST-CLASS COAT HANDS Apply st GEO, C. BELGLIAG'S, 1319 F's tows TED-FOE, GE: RAL” HOUSEWORK A com white “servant; re.erencen A 2017 Maseachusetts ave. ose to ne RED eee aa ee CONOR | pon RESTA NICELY FURSIINRD- weak city NTA Nic SHED. WEE Star office. ee Revere waar tack Soom! necond foes Welt aa, ANTFD_AN ENENGETIO LADY OF GOOD AD- |» ; a Wate eauttt oriem fora wnodeliin Lone. | JPOR KENT. A VERY HANDSOME F Sal ry end commission’ banis combined. nddress Wr | Wardn be vedstend. cau be ced asoftice. alas am ett Yi ster office. TISege | Pat Rove: pet wechear 6 porumauent partes. caterer | £15. ANTED — EXPERIENCED, EDUCATED MEN OR RENT—FIsT FLOOR Two comm to handle new book, just out. by weli-kuown W F guthor: ready saie: field, untouched: vuercetic, meu | 2. cope Rigen ny nee Set omemee | < sore : omtire comm aie pairs. , SoeNT Sur ofice wiven ALRY | Sth si nw. ade TED—A ITE BARBER, NONE BUT QOR KENT—THIRD AN workuuan need apply to 228 C st. ne. FOUR PLA! 1225 Pennsylvania a wy Bo 1LW.; two lance rooms on {2-h door. “Fine offices for architect or photovrapher & si 5 | $u0 acd. $40 per mouth. Fu SALAD’ QUALIFIED TO TEACH | GUuLLY ROTHEKS, 1519 F RA Rr SVEN TB star ot TOR KENTLARGE ROOM Ox FIRST F LOOK = Se Pacts table fOF Led-room . ope ie, Alno, = a ‘second “oor, f BUS atecel a S000 eR: ONE THAT cax . a ress ammall stock wood and be generally useful; | > <5 FEW VERT a rim : : {OR RENT—A FEW VERY DESIRABLE ROO! ‘ANTED-EVERY LADY 0 KNOW THEY CAN Jearn dress cutting at reduced price for o1 by the Periect flor Square, all vods. 525 11th at. n.w..opposite Move. EK SILENT OR ACT. Vi with $1.000, to Luy old-entabiirhed ‘eroers showing bus pegs over $333,000; profit, Addrss vox 151, Star uffice. ANTED — IMMEDIATEL\—A SERVANT 10R | JOR KENT—CHOICE ROOMS, NEAR THE AR. | singtow. single Orem suite. south windows; 1013 | 25th st an” | | 4 | Jror 1823 1 ST. ELEGANTLY PUR | Dished suite of three Fooius ou first for: also room for ventiemay on third floor; refer noes. ja6-3m_ } HIANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- a {able jor meutioment “with or wftnout bo rd. nr WB sarah Rr aenTE: pokes enoepted, resaren-es | $iL0E" ae "Busmensercasheageh alt ise? WWANTED — DUNDoRES EuPLoyaenr pe | ~ = = Feau. conducted by indies, Men and Women, shit 7 INT— S, ‘and colored for ail kiuds ot owestic labo. fur Digttct FOR RENT—FLATS,. Sud states, with reterence. 717 M atnw. JIG 20 AN UNFURNISH D FLAT Warps GERMAN GIRL FOR A SMALL i“ Lafayette Square. fomily, no children, to do g-neral housework . % peice 6. nee ply betwen 12 aud 2 o'clock only FOR RENT—OFFICES. SS ver nw. Bites 5 E ROOMS, OLP SITE fo-6e" fice Rent, from @4 to 810, with ANTED-A MAW SO TAKE AW OFFICE A lor patent attorueye. S10 Mth atthe represent a uauufucturer: $30. 4 3 DESILABLY OF GON Fst, particularly suited for p TURER, Box 70, West Acton, Mass, ST ee eet ee, WANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGeNcy de | EY _a our safes: size 28x18x18 inches: wetht 500 Ibs.; | FLOR RENTOOFFICES IN OUR N retail price $35: ol er sizes in proportion. A Taro eats eh tid al oR oy Chance to create a permaucnt business at hor», Thee) | TALK & RUTHERFORD. gaital required. “Add es-, with ee never = ore supe: ed 4 other 111-0 3307 F =t. naw. safe companies, as we are Dot vern~d by the Sure oR REN HEERDESIEABL Fric u 1 Pool ALPINE Safe UO, "Sluchunal, Oud soedina sient 608 b 630 per month ‘n330-wieachma Psy.D Tis'sons, izoi ANTED—A WOMAN OF SENSE AND ENERGY, mastventa ove. \dinw outside Washington. for our bus) W gepeleol ft BRSBMGDSE, Spey Ja, Beal FOR RENT—STORE | > ANTED-IMMEDIATELY_LADIES 10 WORK | JTOHLENT—PART OF A STORE WITH A LaDy | V doing a vood business; suitable for Jewelry or fancy | for a wholesale honse. on needlework at theiruwn | 2 + 5 hows (seut any distance). Good pay cam be tinde, | SF. 1008 G stp eer | Everything tmrnish do Varticulurs free. “Address Alt: | JOR RENT—STORE AND TEN-ROOM DWELL- | 1 SPIC NEEULEWORK CO, 1 ». 1600 0 it city. V ternational ‘Tailor Syston {ae-measure alone, as all Patterus and materials, cut, Mme. 8. J, MESSER, “Conscrvawey uf Modes ¥ w ‘au. “AL 1038 | EOE RENT STORE, 14th st. i.w., coutain scientific tailors cut. | era iujrovement busted, draped of imads, FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS JOU RENT—COLU: NHOUSES. ated on S street, between 33rd and 34th Ling appararas This, S077 M atu. uw rs TRISH GIRL A PLACE ist with house work in pri. ramnily ; is Willig to work. Call or address "211415 at aw. ie WASTED. ORDERS FOR COOKS, MAIDS. SEAM stresses, walters, honsewnen, scul ious, bartenders, salesmen, salesladies, copyiata, and other Lelp, wale le, F. M. LU..NHAM, 630-032 F st nw. ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chambermalds, Waitress, Laundrosa Ww and Nursen Neamatrocs, Wen Waitere.Gooka Coucumen, comgo mages y a 2000 1f13}___‘THOS. B_WAGGAMAN. °8 AGENCY HAS FIRST-CLASS eo — NTED—DICK ETT am W'Sx0e chackersaiie eutiress Inusdeoe Pe | 200} scamstresses, nurses, butlers, covetinen, house men i And boy, with city references, G13 7ta xt.m.w. C123 B00 (At 6 per cent. WWWANTED_A SITUATION AS Fins #20.000 at 5 per cent. Cook, will avcist with warhing and irouing, by a ‘BEALL, BLOWN & CO. competent and reliaule y.-ung "wn te woman: cu vive 121 Ft. the beat ot reference. Address BOX 72 Star office. * WV ARTED-A GOOD DRAUGHTISMAN WANTS With Mrorg; woth for, luspection, om band’ teat of reterences, -Addross C.F. H., Staroffice. — £1.5-t:" yANTED<A SITU AS WAITER, VA. PT or traveling: ext thorowsh: speak: four Iauxrunwes: hixcbest references ean be wiven. -Adktcesa | E_N., Star office. fiat Witham pont rg Zt et ipw, Room 10, or add: | PONEY To LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest and CotuinissicD Cu Heal Estate Security. HOLLAND & THOMPSON, | 1313 F st. Adoming Sun Bariding. | ¥ TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- | ved real estate security. Large amounte 8 | TYLER @ hur Hii Ob. &. TYPEWR: pewriier Cat ress Miss oe . | Star oft @ MAN OF GOOD HALITS | Mp NEY TO Loan in (a store or office; good reverence. estate security by” ar office, rast 181m ON FIRST-CLass REAL JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 407 Fae ANTED-#Y A WHITEGIEE xgrTUATION TO | SST at 408 H stu. ‘Hoterence. 2» Private family; Apply | MUO**Y GN ide esrave securrry. - 5 | Lowest Kates Interest aud Con mu: f6-1m J.B. Wikks 131d Pet. | ONEY TO LOAN, IN LARGE AND SMALL uk, OF approved Fol estate secur Titerest KH. T. LEAPOLD, 1: oe is ion, ! ANTED-SITUATION AS REGULAR O¥ k Wiiveitek ty tocsteral pharuacine of the Die, satisfactory retereuces. Addiess BUCH, Star oftice. mts: cee i z ANTED-DY A RESPECTABLE W111 MAX W oiexpert ce, with rotercure, a Situ-tio te Mes toan invaiid. “Address MC, Star office ITUATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF oy ference rusrauteed to $' EMPLOYMENT AND KOUM- 717 9th aw, GLY NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.—#50,000 1 sums to silt, Several lange sume ut five per PR & CO... 916 F st. ESTATE SECURITY AT of interest in sums of sin M pan. OSE 20, LOAN IN SUMS. FROM $500, UP. 2M ward, at the lowest fates of interest and commis ious, on Appr estate in thas ci Sious, on approved n Rema ROOMS ON SECOND Fi.00%, 0. HUL v cath sceneiou Church: beaks ES Fe eg OM tobe ven! 1h; rent $20 0: 825 in wdvance. “Give price, | 3816 Comer 10th aud F ste ow. Address ADULTS, Star office. ie MoS TQLOANIN SUMS TO SUIT AT LOWEST TED—ALALGE PARLOR, ON FIRST FLOOR, | WM races ot iuterest on apyroved real owiate security Wik nlebcd oe nturn sted bateoon ist aud bt ? HILL £ J0fASTON SX Loth st, ON MARYLAND and Pounsivana ave andl G stmw, for et Toot pu.pooes. Adress CLUB,” Box "240. “star oltiee. emt 00,000 7282 Farms ud C phous +39. ANTED LOTS. MO%E* TO Loy ON aPrnoviD REAL ESTATE ANTED-TO PURCHASE A CORNET Lor, pOUMILY. ‘with two adjoiuins lots, west of 14th st.: wanted | Moderate commissious. No devay. for immotiste iunprovewent. "Aukirems Hox 24"Star | aua0-- GhU. W LANKINS. cor, Mand 19ch sta, ast ottice. a ae rag 1” ANTED_OWNELS OF LOTS IN THE NoRTH- Woretienireblc for mediun-ciass houses, who are im need ready money, will find prompt all cash pay- | ONEY TO LOAN Taunt Suit st lowest rates, on real ‘pecurity. ¥ilcH, Tox & Blows. “THz? Peubay vaio sve c 0 ONEY TO LOAN shasers in the Washing. Ti - pany. Bend description oer MO*%i Lon2eF nares oF osterest ”; bgt ‘ON KEAL ESTATE SECUMII ae ‘THU>. J. FISHEL & CO. ee MEE GOO. WAN TED-MISCELLAN. EOUS | go®® 70 Loan = eo peor i= low. ANTED—A, TYPE-WRITER. | ADDRESS BOX | ging sg; toDANESHOWLEE: SOM. 1115 Fat 12, Star cffice, stating make and price. ED—A SECOND HAND, LIGHT, — aetage i geod repairse iow fan prices at EAT i NEY AN ON BEAL ESTATE OK FIRST. Ons auction st lowest rates of iuterest ¥ KEEN, 303 7th at. n. ANTED_HORSE, COUPE (OR COUPE ROCK. 2eay), and. Driver for three montis. Ad \ Scrgrautaterms, Uuited States Seuute, £15 RENT OR SALE— ‘ANTED_TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 22 CENTS ‘A Ne bie-toued, fs youndDucmt wet raucid: booby Deiter tase | rent or eae: Dotter atiatuctiop waarauteed of uotey Fevurual ‘ Bualle 349, You, 31 Ceuter, 51 Eastern, Send o44 ARE PORTUNITY — THE SENIOR PAKT- Saw MEETS oe Ba BR Sees Lo- | § _FOR SALE—HOUSES._ Fes, user ceo treat su = MODEGN BU usta) ‘t ot free Phd SoA centres eee ya eg iy ey bathe, Be @ y colar - by fur 5 strepete eseaney beth eatin tae Zamches vy Haid § fh ott SLRIGER & AX. S03 Pat, 24s ere feblotaes QOK SALE pth Two rt Lone afr giz & JORDAN, 141F Fon she: room dirich, wi efter pied "Le FONT AND REAB c Souk Wash 0. WH T Nw oNew RL mod 4 Price 1908 & DAVID= Cor. 4 and D DOR, SALE-A FINE 14-ROOM HOUSE, NoaTit Ps bal Dav side Massachusetts ave., weer 12th st. M eI 4K MERTFORD, 4 14235 Fat JOR SALP_HOUSES ra #20 N. J ave. ne. Bays = 7 4r) Tw00 wo. 4 Bound Dh. ard 40 er 4 Bi os £19590 bh Ne aD EN we aise Pet aw, SVecnwbh, Cen we Ston Ne Wl ny 9.000 a 2 houses Feat. 2126 to 7150 Ka wb : iat Db 110 Boundary’ Th. ar seo wa. Ore The above ix onl Qooks.” Por full lt cal at whe for bulietin Ieeyed om the Intend 13th.” {ta} THOS WAGGAMAN R SALK — A THREE-STOKY BRICK HOUSE, ime ron and bath, hot and cold. Water: dest biy lorated in northwest. Inquire at Roum 6. 1410 Fane feat JOR SALE_A WELL BUILT TAREE broes brick front Hotise, on eaxt side Lith st Pear Mameachusctis ave. peice SB.000, terme ‘eas Inquire FB MOHUN. 13d) Fee mw. cro JOR SALE—<IX NEW Bay WINDOW PREGH Lnick trust haus *: sewn toomesid tah, alrimod hapa, “Tus to TUIR Ot ww. key at slo ¢ opr: site PKANCES TOUM. L. room 5, 470 La. ave, fae ESE SAAT preCIAL Low Patce 3 ew €-room Herusce su Marion ges ‘Bhew 7-room Houses on Crevel nd sve, We Sod Ta 1 ® portion of the ‘room Houses on House on uth at room FOU Ske BARGAINS NORTHEAST. COT NEW) Ebr, #182100, $3.000. Tat, eine to suit. TONE. SOO F stn JOKS*LE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE O¥ & ST. bet. 15th and 1tch, 10 nice rooms, south front price @6.8O0. tim D.BLUNE, 500 tel im parlors acer both 1 od. tips Will weld sluts kh oa Fy isa #4.000 WILL BUY 4 PTETTY NEW) Brick House ium fushr tion of the uorthwest. seven tee and ue Apply soo te as JOR SALE-A MODERN FIVE-STORY PLAT, bear Farracut Square, occupied by leading fauiies #1 city, paying 8 yer cet net Tce 80.000, 10) BEALL, NE Tata ‘E THE MINISTER Tet eatect a oi ete holes JAVED D, SIONL, BOO Frei ew Serpe’ scam Seat obey shese™ i tS very reenable, fears — TS eared ‘BEALL. BROWN 3.3m Sok SALE—NEW THRER-S ORY BRICK cated two squares from Di i Citele, price seen very oaay Sy De's RUTREMP OND JOR SALE — THREE DESIRAULE CORNER diwe lings, well located, nortuweat, at $10,000 aid $11,000 re-poct ee TYLER & HE nD, 4-120 f Pg hae OR BALE—$250 CASH. BALANCE, ¢: fe month . new and peat freine dweliung, 27. Veo unde: rut at 1,500 per year. 16-1? pers, Fee cae cli At LOSELY CouNER Rest deuce, 478 Ost, oneasy terme. Inquirefat 4749 a f6-1m" THAT DEL bam: Parregut square nue ovina, Fear galleries. toa public aliey. Cuurm gf et doy Tocetion amd wewthiurtond, coe stim THOS. J. Finks ke 1324 E TW) NEW THR Prens-briek Houses, 13: taiuing eiht rooms aud lath celar under whole ‘roverueute heated by furusce: throwchont, y beat mianper, Bouse per tor huspec: Apply to FRED. W. FILLING, bul.der and owner, 19468 15th at. a.w jad 1m JOM SALE-SMALL DWELLING, 1027 NEW JER j ave we ice. €3,500; + SEnCULOe 271m FOR SALE—LOTS. _ SALE—ELEGANT BUILDING Lot on gsr tet Sapo ais sheiatveten MOLACHE WOR SALE-AT A GREAT BAnGary— fot of ground Dia bin wt eet 13th JOR mibis Hemute Sons coree SRE Po TS Fae ria JOR SALE-SOME OF THE CHOICEST LOTS IN ran st, between 17th st aud New Hatnpshire he time to buy tuese Lota, a- te prices pring, wh the buildin of the HILL & JOHNSTON. 2 7 nd se LAT G1, SQUALE 748, 15.0-10x70 cx, 8200. "A chance to apecuiste and thore than double money be'ore «ort. 43 AT. COCMBE, 1425 New York ave. JOR SALE-SPRCIAL BARGAINS—63) Mot nw oa Met. bar Faun tase abuve V and oue of 21 ft. o nw.81L15" KB. Tl OLD, 1331 JOR SALE—AT A SACKIFICE— ‘A beautiful triengle ‘cant of sonomical pieceot vmimpd to ‘build’ on, spect ta agua eat, Three-stcty brick bousn ta he beak alley, 7 rocmas 2.500 mS MS GOOBACRE. fi3- 1226 Ht ae, EQh SMe LOT ON THE NOKTR 8.DE OF Muse chusetts ave. yrgite the Bla ie bowee, 27 deat, Seats ONE Ob af ST DELIGHTFUL LOCATIONS in city. <3 ESE SAE bor ‘ON ERIE ST. NEAR seru, Lot 2—About 20 Jackets, Reglans, Now- SECOND- HAND BRICK. Gun toneen on ie on bm. at ‘Meridian Bil. tor @1 alee Lot am CU! a, town, D. Mock Oreek Park, 10c. per markets, Visites, and Short Wraps. Soldhere- | -\ Pics. hdres 380. © OSS | _2ser Legcats jue a sitern | “ose set : Re tofore at @18.50; G14, 615, and ¢26. 1 ED— THOMPSON, CARPEN- OR ACTIVE CHUICE OF THE LOT $10. ANT Geildere aid Superintendents, particular of which there ine Lot 3—About 26 Pinsh Jeokota, Plush Visites, | tention p-id toalterstious and repairs, cnr Plush Short Wraps, Astrakhan Short Wraps, Tasurance placed, Loabe ans invesinenta made, — Cloth Newmarkets, and Raglans, S014 hereto- _ awe reueal of shop ries of the Rickenbache: fore at $17.50, €20, 622, and 625. Meee eee ae Oe ubed oe EER. | fad by applying ot tue CanFUL NOVEL Co, 630 CHvVICE OF THE LOT 915. ‘Address HO. £L, Star oitec. 111-6t* oo B.C. sy ‘These will be displayed on tables and racks in D- .D LIKE TO MEET WIT! rap = - mn uch s manner you can readily see all the styles Wir er ecoli meh who would aan, ty! ny SB .SHARES CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 870cK three prices, Tendef to re gard until debe ps 2 NK H. PELOUZE. aaa io SO Fiis starciice | _ca3-zt 1416 Fentrect: Rellogy Deraing. : . WANTED_HIGHUST CAs PRICE PalD FoR . ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Weta ee aitarg, eaves, Garis, Clot: i Gor, 11th aud Fata, n.w. Bib caee flue | i iar, YW ANTED_WELLS DUG, BORED AND. Ww Dinas of well work done in ila — fuck turuisbed Tere: WALH. MORFAL, Sbtna.6. ai-3m" ANTED. HOLMES: & 00. MANUFAC. WP Bae repgeecemnbaer| PERSONAL missioner of Deeds tor. ‘Blates A ‘i = A ANTED — QE, DEEDS FoR tg of baemeaice Foy Mees Peer fue | Sears Sta Rast QOUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ese olw