Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1888, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO monDaY........ ‘Were the corporations of the cities of Washington ‘and Georgetown, and the Levy court of the county of Washington,—the county being that portion of the District outside the twocities. While these Separate jurisdictions were completely wiped out, indicating the evident intention of the framers of the act, and the members of Congress who voted for It, to efface division lines, consolidate the two cities, and merge the two corporations and the Levy court in one representative government, yet Unfortunately the act did not go far enough to carry out that intention and the known wishes of Citizens who urged the passage of the new law, in ‘that instead of prescribing a new code of munictp- al laws for ths entire District, it left still in force ‘the three incongruous and conflicting codes of the ‘two cities and the county. ‘The act establisbing the present form of local government went still further in the direction of the object—always in view— of one municipality within the District, sven wiping out the lines of the territorial dis- tricts, as the former law ad obliterated city and Ward lines, but it had the same fatal defect of Perpetuating, three diverse codes of municipal Jaws and regulations, thus keeping up the memory Of the old divisional lines in the courts and in the Public mind, What has been the effect? The Post-Office authorities recognizing the purpose of Congress to merge Washington and Georgetown ‘im one city, wipe out the Georgetown post-office, And establish in its place a branch of the Wash- Angton office; while at the same time other de partments of the Federal government officially ‘Keep up the old idea of two separate communities, ‘One set of District Commissioners ably second the Purpose of the two acts of Congress to have the Dounds of the city of Washington cotncident with to, those the city of Washington, of which it is Part. nd so it goes on until ,the contu- is carried into new _legisiation, now we have an offical construction of law (in reference to overnead wires) that ‘what may not be legally done in Washington is all right in Georgetown. The building regulations and the police reguiations, and the fire depart imprisonment for an indecent exposure of his ation it has begun, and the first step will be the ‘adoption of a revised code of District laws recog- nizing no divisional linea. Hearty co-operation of federal and iocal officiais in the same purpose will ‘8000 Wipe out the absurdities and anomalies which ‘Bow disfigure the oMictal records, a ‘The model letter of acceptance in this campaign 4s Judge Thurman’s It is short, written in the simplest language, and goes straight to the point. ‘Recognizing the fact that the tariff is the real is- ‘Sue of the canvass, be does not becioud his mean- ing or weary his reader’s mind with references to a dozen other topics mentioned in the St. Louis plat- form, taviting as the opportunity might be, but Gevotes all his space to the one Important question, With a few bold, vigorous sentences, he draws the Gistinction, as he conceives it, detween the demo. cratic policy and the republican, and when he has Said all he wants to, he sto} Baltimore furnishes the latest victim to the Overhead electric wire In the person of James Hasiup, a lineman, who, while at work on top of a pole in Lexington street on Saturday afternoon, Sccidently brought his hand toto contact with a | Wire charged With a full current, and was struck dead. How long will the people in iarge cities en- ure this tyranny of the wires? If Haslup, who ‘An expert, was Mable to such aa accident, What hope would there have been for a fireman, for example, who might have required to climb the same or a neighboring pole in order to effect some object im connection with @ Durning building im the vicinity? Or, suppose another wire to have broken, or been left care- Jessty hung, in such a position as to become charged from the fatal wire, and fall witain reach Of the passers-by on the sidewalk, as not seldom happens? If all the wires now attached to the ‘Lexington street pole bad been under ground, no such accident need have occurred. At the latest accounts the poor lineman’s widow was not ex- pected to live, owing to the shock she had recetved Os ‘The journeyman bakers in New York have amore ‘Sensitive regard for their fellow wage-earners in other vocations, It appears, than the correspond- ing clase of workingmen in this District. They have revolted against the increase of one cent in the price of loaves. The executive board of one of their unions has already met and adopted Yutions urging all poor people to withdraw THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c.. MONDAY. Canieae 15, 1888-SIX PAGES, A Goon Raoos OVER ONE HUNDRED BOUGHT, AND NEARLY SEVENTY PEOPLE CAME TO OUR STORE TO-DAY FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF INVESTIGATING OUR STATEMENT MADE IN THE POST OF YES- TERDAY. WE ARE GLAD THEY CAME-WE WATCHED THEM CLOSELY—WE INVITED THEIB CANDID OPINION, AND IF THEY MEANT WHAT THEY SAID, THE MORE INVESTIGATORS WR OAN GET OF THE STATEMENTS WE MADE YES- TRRDAY THE MORE SALES WE WILL MAKE DalLy. ° © OUR BROAD STATEMENT 19 THAT OUR $15 SUITS AND OVERCOATS COMPARE MORE THAN FAVORALY WITH THE MATERIAL AND TRIM- ‘MINGS OF THE ¢25 GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER BY OTHERS, AND ARE SUPERIOR IN FIT TO ‘NINE-TENTHS OF THEM. OUT OF ONE HUNDRED AND THIBTY-TWO STYLES OF SUITS AND OVER- COATS WE TO-DAY GIVE YOU SOME IDEAOF 20 OF THE KINDS. ITSNO TROUBLE TO SHOW ‘THEM TOYOU. YOU NEED NOT BUY—BUT WE DO WANT YOU To SEE THEM. WE KNOW WE NEVER HAD SUCH BARGAINS AT THE OPENING OF ASEASON. —suITs— SACK SUITS: LOT 6094—A SERVICEABLE, CHEVIOT PLAID, BROWN IN ITs EFFECT, CUTAWAY SACK, 4 BUT- TONS. DECIDEDLY A NOBBY SUIT. PRICE, $15. LOT 3140—BLUE AND BLACK OORESCREWS— BOUND CORNER AND CUTAWAY SACK—BOUND. DRESS(SUITS IN EVERY, PARTICULAR PRICE, e115, LOT 6846—A WEARER—PLAIN BLUE CHEVIOT— FOUR-BUTTON SACK COAT. YOU KNOW THE VIRTUES OF A CHEVIOT. PRICE, $15. LOT 2889-SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED CHEVIOT—VARIOUS SHADES—NOT NECESSARY ‘TO SAY ANYTHING IN THEIR FAVOR ONLY 815. LOT 3200-EMBRACES THOSE GENTEEL, AND AT THE SAME TIME, NOVELTY PLAID Cassi- ‘MERES. FASHIONABLE IN THE EXTREME, BUT MODEST IN THEIR EFFECT. THEY ARE FOUR- BUTTON SACKS, JUST $15. LOT 6815—BLACK* AND WHITE STRIPE SUITS. SACK OR FROCK STYLES—CHEVIOT THE Ma- TERIAL—ANOTHER OF THE SEASON'S NOVEL- TIES. PRICE $15. CUTAWAY SUITS. ‘LOTS 6847-6849-BLUE AND" BLACK CHEV- 10TS, THAT WILL HOLD COLOR, IN THREE AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAYS 4 FINE GRADE OF GOODS, AND YOU WILL APPRECIATE THEM. $15 FOR THE SUIT. ‘LOT 7809—CORKSCREWS, TRIMMED LIKE THE SACK SUITS. THREE AND FOUR BUTTON CUT- AWAY COATS. SUITABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS. PRICE $15. LOT 5331—A BROWN AND BLACK CASSIMERE. SMALL CHECKS. NATTY IN THE EXTREME— 15 18 ALL WE WAXT. LOT 2880-BLACK CASSIMERE. SILK MIXED, HAIR-LINE STRIPE. FASHIONABLE WITHOUT BEING LOUD. PRICE $15. LOT 2501—DARK MIXED CASSIMERE, WITH SMALL STRIPE, THREE AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY COATS, 815 TAKES IT. ‘LOT 7202—SMALL BLACK PLAID, CASSIMERE MIXTURE. A “TAKING" SUIT. $15—-THATS aL LOT 71004—& NOVELTY CHEVIOT. DARK BROWN, GREEN AND RED COMBINATION THAT 18 WONDERFULLY ATTRACTIVE. ONE OF THE BEST SUITS IN THE ENTIRE $15 GRADE. PRICE 815. LOT 2050-CHEVIOT—BLACK AND WHITE MIXTURE WITH DECIDED BLACK STRIPE. NOT TOO LIGHT NOR TOO DARK IN ITS EFFECT BUT STRIKES THE HAPPY MEDIUM. PRICE 615: LOT 7346.—BROWN MIXED CHEVIOT, WITH MEDIUM BLACK STRIPE, WORTHY OF YOUR ESPECIAL NOTICE JUST THINK—THIS ONE FOR 915. OVERCOATa, LOT 2063-LIGHT AND DARK BROWN, KERSEY- CASSIMERE LINED, SILK SLEEVE LININGS. THOROUGBLY A GENTLEMAN'S GARMENT, FOR 915. LOT 6904—BROWN CHEVIOT, SILK FACED, AN ABSOLUTELY WAY-UPIN-STYLE CoAT. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR. PRICE 15. . LOT 3219-A KERSEY-LIGHT BROWN AND GRAY; ITALIAN LINED, SILK SLEEVE LININGS. AN ELEGANT GARMENT. INCLUDED IN THIS 915 Grape LOTS 3008-3009-SCOTCH CHEVIOTS—aILK- FACED AND SILK SLEEVE LININGS. DURABLE AXD NOBBY. 4 MORE SERVICEABLE COAT CANT BE IMAGINED. PRICE 915. LOT 1815—WORSTED—-IN BLACK AND BLUE; BIBBED; FULLY BOUND AND THOROUGHLY LINED; ONE OF OUR BEST. ITS MARKED 915 LOT 2727—CHINCHILLAS—INDIGO BLUE, WAR- BANTED NOT TO FADE-SATIN, SERGE OR Cas- SIMERE LINED-—CORDED SILK BINDING AXD SILK LININGS THBOUGHOUTsTHE CoAT. CUT VELVET POCKETS, VELVET COLLAR 915 THR Tr BARDLY SEEMS FAIR TO PICK THE ABOVE FEW AND LEAVE THE BALANCE, WHICH ARE EQUALLY AS DESIRABLE, BUT WE CAT DE- SCRIBE THEM ALL, 80 WE TOOK ONE HERE Goons, TO PAY TEN DOLLARS MORE SIMPLY YOR THE PRIVILEGE OF HAVING 4 TAPE LINE DRAWN OVER YOU, WE ARE WILLING TO SAVE YOU THREE DOLLARS OUT OF THE TEX, FOR WE SHOW A LINE OF GOUDS FROM WHICE WE ‘MAKE SUITS OR OVEROOATS TO ORDER ares ‘THAT ARE AS GOOD 4s aNy e265 xmxp mung-| Su.ven Wane ANY ONE IN WANT OF FURNITURE AND ‘MEANING BUSINESS WILL DO WELL TO INSPRCT MY STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING I AM NOT SELLING ATOR ‘BELOW COST FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OB GIVING AWAY CHROMOS TO MAKE SALES, ‘MY STOCK WAS PURCHASED FOR CASH, AND I SELL MY GOODS AT A PROFIT; BUT ‘TAKING MY EXPENSES IN CONSIDERA- TION ENABLES ME TO SELL 48 LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. = Q TOWLES, 0015-68 1007 Pennsylvania avenue, EAVY CUSTOM-MADE RAG CARPET, 25 CTS. Hi per yard; heavy Hemp Carpet, ibe. i yard. ocl3-20° 745 and 747 Sth st 6.0. UB WANT OF OSE FEIAL ADVICE TO YOU ALLIN WANT OF Plush go to AU! Dat ilthet ae Cocxan Axo Pasuen. READY FOR AND EQUAL TO ANY EMERGENCY. Wo don’t believe in dreams, consequently have neither faith, hope or coutdence im that, particular lags of people commonly known te DREAMERS. se Dattle of life has taught ue that SUCCESS tn life bom purpose; hence we deal with facts ouly. IrwaF, 1S A FACT that wo all » perfect.Atting Overcoat, made, at $6.75. IT . finer and bet- 18 A FACT that we have handsomer, ines and, bet. ter anes at $7.50, $8. TPIS A FACT that we oil Business Suits for men which At well, and war 4 Children’s Ov: gents tt 82.00, 83.00, 83.07. 8015, a) oe ‘Trousers on this or an markets Patina eigieaetn es RREe Sea eats. oa. 88, ipuarantecing poriect satisfaction +0 FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. VICTOR BE. ADLER'S 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 827 and $29 7th stnw.. comer Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Price Open Saturdays till 11. m. ‘o Duessy Youso Mex. WE WANT TO SAY THAT THE BROAD- WALE DIAGONAL CUTAWAY AND PRINCE ALBERT COATS; ARE THE NEWEST AND MOST DRESSY GARMENTS WORN THIS SEASON. OUR LINES OF THESE GOODS ARE VERY HANDSOME, CUT IN ALL PAR- TICULARS LIKE THE BEST CUSTOM ‘WORK. BETWEEN THE THREE LENGTHS FOR A GIVEN BREAST MEASURE, ¢ ¢, LONG FOR SLENDER MEN, REGULAR FOR THE AVERAGE-BUILT MAN, AND SHORT FOR THE STOUT MAN, WE OAN FIT ALMOST ANY ONE 48 WELL, OR BETTER, THAN MOST CUSTOM TAILORS WILL. ‘WE MENTION ALSO THE BROADWALE FALL OVEROOATS, IN BLACK, BLUE, AND VaRIOUS SHADES OF LIGHT-COLORED @ooDS AS THE MOST POPULAR NEW YORK STYLES, ocl5, 2% BBARNUM £00, oclS 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, $99 Ere BME OF 883 H H 00 FER el &% Fe SPGES Although the phenomenally low prices we usu- ally quote in our advertisements might lead you to believe otherwise, we positively assert that no other house in the city can show you any- ‘thing in MEN'S FOOTWEAR better in quality or workmanship than we can. One reason why we can save you from 10 to 25 per cent in your shoe bills is on account of ‘the quantities we sell. We'd rather sell 1,000 Pairs shoes at 250. a pair profit than 250 pairs at @1 a pair proft. Call and ascertain for yourself if it is not true that the same Shoe that is being sold by other houses at $6.50 and 87 we offerat 85. Wecall it the “ECLIPSE” SHOE, and no better shoe can be had anywhere in the world. Our @3 “BEST ON THE GLOBE” HAND- SEWED SHOES, in most suy Style or Shape, ‘Dear about the same comparison to any of the many sdvertised @3 Shoes asa finished piace of statuary does to a rough block of marbie. Don't fail to see our Tripled Soled Brosd- ‘Tread $2.50 “POLICE SHOE.” It is justly the talk of the town. To Sporting Men—Our $3 Genuine English Grain WATERPROOF HUNTING SHOE recom- mends itself, In BOOTS, either for Dress or Work, we are ‘head and shoulders far above competition. ‘WM. HAEN & 00.5 BELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘Main Store—-816 7th street, sranchee--1028 Pa, ave, 231 Pa ave ae " Holland Window Ghadon 47 Sth st. 5.0 een tT Py gdb esha "The storebeoper who sells Bs wares on credit te eheaye obliges to make good the accounts of his bad customers by taking larger profits from thoes whe de pey"—The Star. & Far ROYAL NM g85y EUS F FOR TUESDAY,,OCTOBER 16. A few illustrations below showing how our Strictly Cash System works to the advantage of those who can afford to pay promptly. Ea The Palais Royal ts the only store of note in this ity that does a Strictly Cash Business, Mews Uxoznwean Axn Socks, If gentlemen will note the qualities offered at bslow ‘Mentioned prices it must be admitted our cash system Denefite them from 10 to 15 per cent. At60c, Bilkboundand Silk Stitched natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes from 34 to 44 inclusive, At 50c., Improved Shape Canton Flannel Drawers. At 75c., Merino Uunderwear, two-thirds wool. At@1, Natural All- wool Underwear, At 61, Medium Weight Australian Wool Underwear. At 1, Heavy Saxony Wool Underwear. At 81.50 Scarlet Medicated All-wool Underwear. ‘At 81.50, Fancy Colored non-trritating knglish Cash- ‘mere wool Shirts and Drawers, At $1.75, Fine Soft, White Lambewool Underwear. At $2.50, Dr, Warner's “Health” Underwear, At 35c., Natural Wool “Health” Socks, _ At 25c., Warranted Fast Black Cotton Socks, Medi- cated Cashmere Wool Socks, Shetland Wool Socks, Colored Merino Socks, Plain and Fancy English Bal- briggan Socks. 27 Men's Department near door of No. 1119 Penna. avenue, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Laces Axo Cunpzews Goons. WORSTED GooDs. ‘Making « specialty of Hand-knit Worsted Goods, we show by far the larvest variety in town, and at quall- ties for the prices that make all other seem inferior— in truth ‘tis ours that are unusual values, Ladies’ Skirts, in all colors, $1.15 to $4 each. Ladies’ Vests, with and without sleeves, 98c., $1.35, 81.68. ‘Misses’, Children’s and Infants goods in too great variety to mention in detail. Skirts, Sacques, Hoods, Leggings, Shirts, Caps, Fascinators, Booties, Mitts, &c., from a few cents to several dollars apiece for the fancy-finished articles. ‘We show the Drawer Leggings now in all colors, The new Jockey Caps you'll admire. WARM SKIRTS. Ladies’ Melton Flannel Skirts only 75c. Ladies’ Melton Flannel Skirts, with braid trimming, 98. All-wool Flannel Skirts, in all colors, trimmed in eight different styles, st $135, 91.48, $1.68 and $198. Cloth and Jersey Flannel Skirts 82.25, $2.68, $2.98, £3.39, 83.98, 84.98. Farmer's Satin-Quilted Skirts, $1.15, $1.35, 81.68, $1.08, 82.48, 88.25. Satin-quilted Skirts, $3.39, $3.68, 83.98, $4.98. Faucy Velvet Skirts, $4.68, $5.98, 96.68, 87.08. Ladies’ short Embroidered Flannel Skirta, i all colors, $1.85 to 87. §27-You'll say a charming variety, and never before such taste and style in underskirts, WOOL UNDERWEAR. ‘The following lota were secured below market val- ‘ues, and cannot be duplicated at the prices, AT 45c. Ladies’ Extra Long Ribbed Wool Vests, high necks aud long sleeves, AT 50c. Ladies’ Heavy and Medium Weight Silk-fin- ished Merino Vests and Panta, AT $1 Genuine Natural Wool Vests and Pants; can't be duplicated under #2. AT 44c, Ribbed Cashmere Wool Hose. AT 25c. bilk Bound and Bilk Stitched Merino Vests and Pants for Children; sizes, 16 to 32 inch. AT 26c. All Sizes in Children’s Warranted All-Wool Cashmere Hose, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) New Duess Goons, Exc. The new shades of Blues, Greens, Reds, &o., Dow 80 fashionable in Dress Goods we are also showing in Dress Trimmings, Gloves, Kibbons, and Hosiery. In many instances we were compelled to have the goods dyed to our special order, which cost more in time and. trouble than will be repaid us in profits However, we are content with you saying: “One can match almost any shade at the Palais Reyal” ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Basoams Ix Dazss Goons, ‘The season is advancing. Ladies have been “Sam- pling.” Comparisons have been made. The popular ‘Verdict, of those who don’t ask credit, is as follows: (We quote the sayings of our patrons.) ‘The Paiais Koyal's 50c. Henriettas “Compares favor- ably with this sample of 6bc. Henrietias I got at—" Ours are fyll 40 inches wide, warranted all-wool and in all new shades, ‘The Palais Royal's 85c, He “Will you be able toget any more.” A lady asked us this quration and we replied: “Not such quality.” We have been told by hundreds, yes hundreds, of our patrons thit our Silk Finish Henriettas, at 85c.. are “By far the best value in town” If you want the desirable ubades don't delay s call. ‘Tue Palais Royal's 50c. Sermes. “A nicer feel to them than those saw at" Ours are warranted every thread wool; full 40 inches wide; all shades and Black—Jot Black. THE PaLals ROYAL (Continued below.) Have You Couraen Tuew + ‘Those who have not made comparison of sbove- quoted Dress Goods are requested to do so. It will prove whether the Palais Royal cash system enables Detter values at the prices than given at the other credit stores. Have you compared our 54-inch 90. Flannel Suit- ings, in New Colors, or those at ¥8c. in Combination Stripes, with those usually offered at these prices? Have you compared samples from the credit stores with our 54-inch English Broadcloths, at $1.25, $1.35 $1.98, and $2.48. ‘Those with fancy plsids are much ‘admired, though, of course, the plain colors have hosts of patrops, If you'll note the qualities and variety of styles in our Striped and Plaid Serges, at 68, 85, and 98c., yo cannot but patronize us, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Oruze New Daess Goons. Compare any of the following with samples from ‘where you will and we confidently expect your patron- awe. ‘75c. Silk Plushes...... Trimming Velvets at 79¢., 81, $1.25, 81.50, $1.60. $2, and 2.50 a yard....,.6ursh Silks at 65c., 75c., and §1.19...,..8atin at 98c. and $1.25......Faille at $1.25 and $1.98, allthe above in the newest shades. Priestly’s, Lupin's and Courtauld’s Black Goods... ‘The Warranted Black Silke in no less than thirty-nine different styles. (Continued below.) 3 aie Taz New Dares Tanonmos, From afew cents to $208 yard, with hundreds of intermediate prices. “The largest and most varied stock tn this eity and prices by Jar the lowest, So the dressmakers tell us and will tell you, if you don’t want to ask credit, ‘ilk Gimps, 20c, to $1 s yard. ‘Milanaise Cord Gimps, 25c. to 91.258 yard, Pattern Gimpe, 96c, to $3.35 yard. Ornamental Gimps, $4.35 to $8 a yard. Persian Band Trimming, $1.15 to $3 a yard, Persian Gimps, $2.68 to $8 a yard. Persian 85 to$20 a yard, Jet Gimps, 25e. to 96.68 ayard. Separate Jet Gimpe, 50c. to $20 a yard. Jet and Steel Gimps, from Se. 8: Jot Ornaments, 25c. to $2.68 ‘Jet Collarettes, $3.75 to 85.35 each. Jot and Persian Gimps, $2.68 to $8 a yard, Jot Fringes, $1 to $5.5 a yard. ec. to 02.85. BUTTONS,’ The end of our column. So we can only write A COMPLETE STOCK in large letra, THE PALAIS ROVAL ‘A. LISMER, Proprietor, Cor, 29th and Pena. ave. : I i ‘THE RESPONSE TO-DAY To THE or ENTIRELY NEW “LINENS” ‘Has BEEN UNPRECEDENTED. ‘THIS MAY BE TRULY CALLED “LINEN” WEEK. Evarrrmme Naw Ix Lisa ‘You probably remember our special “Clear- img-out” sale of Linens during the months of August and September, when we offered the stock at reduced prices, in order to close out all the old patterns, styles. and qualities in Table Damasks, Cloths, Sete, Napkins. &c. Well, we ‘Were more successful than we first expected to be, and, having received the new stock, we Propose to have an “opening” disp lay of it all of the week, beginning Monday. The new Linens are exquisite, if Linens can be 20 called. ‘We know that a great many housewives pride ‘themsclves on their Linen closet, To them Particularly is this addressed, You will never have a better opportunity to replenish it than ‘Will be offered next week. The stock embraces Irish, German, French, and American Linens, Of the latest designs, patterns, and effects. Qualities, from “good. to the best," and prices ‘the lowest of the low. Entirely new patterns in: Fine Table Damasks, Elegant Damask Sota, ‘Fine Table Nepkina. Colored Damask Sete, Fine Tete-tete Cloths. ‘Fine Damask Tray Cloths, square and oval. ‘Fine Damask Carving Cloths, square and oval. ‘Demask Finger-bow! Doylies, round, square and oval. Fine Damask Cake-stand Doylies, square; pink and light blue, “Five O'clock Tea” Cloths. ‘The besuty of these Linens isin their anowy- ‘whuitenees, their quality, thetr freshness, their attractiveness in pattern and finish, and last, ‘but mot least, their reasonablenees in price. Good linens are not necessarily dear linens. ‘We have taken our pick from the best linen, and you will be surprised how cheap good linens ‘can be bought, ‘It will be selling time as well as looking, and ‘wo give below a few of the attractions—the most ‘conspicuous for good value. The prices on Table Damask range from 36e. for Cream up to Gatin-blesched st $2.50 per yard. German fatin-blesched Damask, 26 yards wide, foreextra wide tables, $1.50, $2, $2.25 and 92.50 per yard. Choicest patterns ever designed foratable damask. % Napkins to mateh at @6, 86.50 and #8 per dozen. Fine quality of 72-inch Irish Double Damask ‘Table Linens, handsome new designs, 62.50 per yard. % Napkins to match at 98.60 per dozen, Othor qualities in 72-inch German and Irish Double Damaska, in entirely new patterns: 900. $1, 61.10, €1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and 62 per yard, Three-quarter Damask Napkins, in pat- terns to mato, at €2.50, $3.50. up to $6 and 87 per dozen, A Job—72-inch Bleached Table Damust, at the low price of 50a. per yard, We believe this to bo the lowest :price ever quoted fora damask two yarda wide. 64-inch Bleached German Linen Satin Dam- aaks, in © very attractive assortment, of new Patterns; 65, 75 and 80c. per yard. 60-inch Bleached German Linen Table Dam- aks, only 62)40. per yard. ‘55-inch Bleached German Linen Table Dam- aks, oxtra-heary quality, in choice new pat- terns; only 50c, per yard. Now patterns in Unbicached Table Damasks. ‘Notwithstanding the low priced quoted, these qualities are all pure linen flax, and represent ‘the best the prices can possibly procure, 54-inch Cream German Linen Table Damasks, imexcellent designs; only 35 and 4%, per yard. ‘Spectal—64-inch Cream German Linen Table Dammaaka, in # choice variety of new patterns; Oilly 50c. per yard. the eboicest patterns ever shown in these quali- tes, Widths 60, 62 and 64 inches. Prices, 60, 65 and 680. per yard. 66-inch Fine Quality of Unbleached German Linen Table Damasks, soft finish, extra-value; only 75 and 8759, per yard. ‘Extre-fine quality of Soft-finished 74-inch ‘Unbleached German Linen Sstin-Damasks, in variety of handeomely-deaigned patterns; only 60-inch Cardinal Table Damask, ofl-boiled red, and guaranteed to be a permanent color; only 85c. per yard. 66-inch Cardinal Damaaks, 81. Green-and-Turkey-Red Damasks, $1. NEWEST PATTEKNS IN DAMASK NAPEINS, ‘and take s look at the new stock, ‘GGeoond floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F stan, w, eclecting buying Blankets. We find that the “know how” ‘bas a great desl to do with the price, It is not Possible to buy better values in Washington or ‘lsewbere than we are now offering. Conspicuous for wrest worth is the case of sevea-pound ‘Rearly bi ous 4 oak eth ee oe " a Wate ies: Weak Ons, Agus ‘AXTED—100 YOUNG LADIES FOR “Magulm.” Apply at ‘Theater Tueeday moruing st ‘stage door New 10 o'clock. kitchen help. Headquarters BL BURGESS & CO. ocl3-2" OYSTER WAXTED=4 S00B, Gini, To COOK ar 1700 1. x be r conan inust ane ANTED — WOMEN 10 TO 840; W COOKS, 2 q (008 Fet nw. 015-30" Ho men, Porters, Drivers, Wait id tolored belp. "NATION. ROUM-RENTING BUREAU. T ‘ANTED — TWO. FIRST PLUMBERS; hone but good leed workers, JAMES NOLAN: 721 lathet, eels at ANTED_ TEACHER FOR PITTMAN STSTEN Star omen Ny oad ‘eci5-3t* 'ANTED—AN APPRENTICE IN A PRINTING org sri some experience preferced. A’ dress PRINTER Star office. Ww ANTED—WOMEN COOKS. @10 TO 840; MALDS, Waitress, Nurses, ‘Man Caterer, Drivers, m3; Men Cooks Kitchen Farm and Dairy ‘Men. DICK'S AGENCY. 613 7th at.'u.w. oci5-Ot" ‘ANTED—A LADY TO FILL A VACANCY IN my sample department; bours, daily 9 to 4. Sal wy, . Meferenoes Fequired Apply 10a. Ha pinihudbs, 490 Tinste up siaira te AN’ ikG8T-CLASS COOK; MUST COME Wen itconmensod Koos Be dist clase coats need apply, at 701 4% strectaw. —* ae ‘ANTED—TWO STAIR BUILDERS. APPLY. ‘Signal Buildiug, cor. 24th and M sta, n.w.oc]: ‘0. G.. Star office. WANTED. -ROOMS. ANTED — NOVEMBER 1, GENTLEMA! Eiatlig rm ‘between Fat. ave, ust be modersta WASSACHO ocld St W WE WANT ROOMS TO RENT. Wiidtoltine 2°20," toc Renters snd 1321 Fat. ele VANTED—A NICELY FURNISHED OOM WShem landialy te tot inguiaitive.” adarest Re = TANTED—BY FOUR WORKING MEN GOOD ‘and 20th sta, near NS ne re Merce ea Se RP. a, n. avenwe, WANTED — FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ‘hein for rent should WES oan Bane ING AGENCY, 612 Oth st. n.w. ool 3- TWO KS nied! ond Boor, with privi- inlsed. on’ 20 Roor, 3 Tight nowsekeeping. bouse mast Ge irst"clase £trivute femily where there arene chil : feesiy' shore there aretge ch Grrvediste posseenion reyuired: -Ad- Wy ANTED—8Y GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND Wianites eet ib 0d 0 yearn) Tere of with ocls-2e" ANTED—WHILE OUR RENTAL BUSINESS IS has left "us with e smaller list of vaoent houses thus [pyual, ae will be seen "by reference to our bulletin ta The ‘this at our offiee warrant us in stating ‘thse Douses wo rent will advanoe’ thei interests Prconet tid 2 ania : ool 3t ANTED | IMMEDIATELY — BRICK HOUSE. frou $3.00 t0 $5,000, will yay ll ousih, niate, hace. aud rent. Box 3, Star office. ‘ocls-At War medium size Bouse oF cood lot between 2d and 7th, Address BAND M.D oftice. ‘ocld-3t Wwe, - HERUON & RAMEY, 1507 Fst, than ever, our success in securing tenants c mero) pticats The ject aud the uumerous ou hha SHERMA! ewly built, ou Capitol Hill or in morthwest price ‘ED-HOUSE—10 PURCHASE SM LL OR and south of Ost.aw. ‘Star Houses to Bent to Customers ocl2-1m 'ANTED — TWO GIRLS TO WORK ON PANTS, ‘Apply immediately ————___s_ssLe WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ‘constant work. at 410 7 ot mw.. Koom 22. ae | ANTED—IMMEDIATELY — WHITE WAIT! R; WANTED WashINe To DO AT HOME BY A Gat stop nite: beet references required. Sod washer. has nice sunuy yard for dr} ine. 1310 Massachrusctis ava we 7 | Address 1608 Co.coran st. scl at WASTEDTATIBST GLASS TAILORESS. APPLY | WANTED — iT KNOWN THAT LADIES CAN NV to B POTBURY, 413 11th st a. 0616-20 wW mare at, ee imade, Aad pertect ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN RE- | Hill. : nei. tore; refe experience aud a, oe oes ieee eae Wy aaaenTaiton, OR TAILORES! ocl5-3t* ©. PULSOHE, 1729 ay ‘ANTED—A LADY TO FILL A VACANCY IN MY sample department; hours daily 9 to 4; . ¢ weekly: feierences fquired. Apply 10 a.m, KC - PHILLIPS, 430 7th st n.w., upstaire, ie ‘ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WHITE WOMAN cook with good references. Call at NAVAL OB- SERVALORY, cof. 234 abd E st, Lafore 11... oF after 4 p.m. jt Wann Scan eee : = ‘30th and Gecrgetown. Bet 'ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — TWO EXPERI- enced Waist Hands: st re gror it. aud ‘two apprentices at dressmaking. Apply at 1814 13th st 2 cl S-t ANTED_A NEAT, SETTLED COLORED WO- ‘Inan as chambermaid and laundress; best refer- ences required. ADIy at 510 4th st. uw. ocl3-3t™ W' ANTED—TO. BUY, Ly CASH A DRUG STORE joing « business Sof about Box 38. Star office, WASTED — ANY ONE HAVING A Fob lounge im wood condition to sell at a sacrifice dress Box 118, Siar office. WAAIED—LOW BUGGY AND SINGLE BUGGY Harness, State price and condition or no notice taken. Beumng, D.C WASTED_WELLS DUG. BORED, AND DuIVEN, Munps, wind-imilia, tanks of ail Kinde. well ta terial furnished and repaired. “ocll-Im* 108 Sth st ne, WM, Ho MOPFAT, hhisiensture, Sta. ANTED—Do YOU SEND TO THE PU scool,« Catholic school « private scuool. or away in the country: if 80, see ¥ for books, bia tablet, apd getieral supplies at « discount, 710K. 3 Bzdat a. 141m yANTED-EVERYDODY 5 ING FRoM Sinoky Chimneys to know that 1 tee to cure thew or no pay required, lianges, Furnaces and Latrobes made to heat orno pay. W. DANTE, 1413 Tthst nw. oes ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY to attend to branch post-office in a drug store Mustliye orturent, Hours 6:3 109.90. buiacy to Beain $3 yer wee ia own hand ge and experience, to Box 88, Star office ocls-3t* WAS STUDENTS Ix PtoNOGuarat Book-keeping, Business, or Artistic Writing. Dull cau 1, ave. u. ®., of address Capitol card stand. Pupile’ dauciiae partion Thuraday evetisgn sol ‘ANTED—LADIES TO LEABN THE BEST SYS. fem cf Guttiny in one bout, Ouly 3. Patterns gus Zocenta. Stylish work, done: 910 ¥ st n.w., rooms 9 and 10. ‘ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN AS COOKS, wv men, Nurses, Drivers, Maida, Kitchen aud nda, Lauudresses, Housenicn. ‘Kc. (Headquarters for Swedish and Gerinan womeu). | FM (HAM, r. BIL Feu) M, 630-032 Fet.nw. WASTED NURSERY MATDS OF RESP! ity who attend Mrs. Pollock's free lessons on the Gargect Noung Children laws positions fou for them attend regulari inedays, commenc: Eres seein ets” oaelsee ANTED — A GENTEEL COLORED MAN AND wife, without children, ‘as servants, the wouan todo housework and, man. to wait “and ocoanlo.ally carriage: good hoe accou.modat res LATLOBE, Stat omice. ‘ocls-3e —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMEN( BU- Teau. conducted by ladies, men and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for Distr ct nd states, with references, “717 MM st. Dw. 6e20-3e* y ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, ACOLORED WOMAN to cook, ‘wash and iron ins «uailfamuly. Best of references required; Catholic preferred. Apply. to eee 2 WANTED — STUDENTS TO LEARN DRESS ‘cutting by the Tailor System: all who commence Monday will be taken at reduced price 1303 Fat aw. ocl2-3t ‘WV ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK TO ASSIST AT ‘washing and ironing: to the right party the best wages will be given. t 432 Met Bw. o12-3* VED—A MAN OF ENERGY LOCATED OUT. WE eee epee cee 2 r yat $73 y Sioee Manuractunei, ‘Box 1589, N.¥. oczé-matusw 'ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN THE DRUG BUSI ‘ness in » first-class store. am own ha.ud- writing, A. H., Star office. oclz. WANTED--SITUATIONS. y ANTED-ELFCTRICITY IN NERVOUS, MEN- tal nd Spinal Disease, ‘and Utertue tr A) bles, a nciatioa, C ~y — ete, lisice ER Neuoison torent ta de WASTERCALL KINDS WELL WoLK DONE Ar reasonable rates Tanks Pumps and Wind Mills supplied by D-3" MOFFATT D.., agent tur the Kitkwood Irom Wind ko use, "For particulars apply” an sbove, oF to tue 2 ress Eug. and Mach. Works, Sumimerficld, Md. aud-3un WASTED | STEAM CARPET CLEAN Kenovating Works: Feathers Kenovated, Mat tresses Made Over, Furniture steaged, and Moths De- stroyed. F. H. YOUNGS, Oftice 1402 Pu. ave, Factory cor. Sth and K ste ae.“ Lelepone 10-7 oF 1005+ apll-sm ‘ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 2001 er pound: don"t wet strom of raucid. erps Uet- ter than butter; satisiaction assured or moucy te , SLY and 3:30 cstaliny i, Ofposite Go.den's fil daily tall 12:07 Saturdays all day oien all day. ‘Telephoue, 645. decorated), ‘tall ASTUR WW. Moet 1213 Fst. now, is CW —— ‘Conaiamoner of beats #24.3m_ for kvery State and Territory. = y ANTED—FOR CASH—FUKNITUKE. FEATHER Beds, Carpets Stoves, oF entire Houseuuld bi- fects, “Adress H. BAUM, 219 7th st aw. ‘runs, revolvers i Ga aa gs or in Ter jor which cash id. Call or address Umass, 201 Peau. ave, corner zist ‘ANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDEG- ni fa Je lo, "Ward" prints, 40c perio, Ales Gov. Buttermilk. Sweet ails oc. per guart. WV livered tae Cheese aud mys, BOARDING. ¥ RED GIRL A SITUATION 'ANTED—BY A COLO! 4 SITUATION eer ocl3-20— WANTED — BY AN EXCELLENT PENSION clerk, with thorough experience, # situation with slaim attorney, at moderate compensation. Riliness LENBION CLERK, Star tice. “"oclo 2 10m i ANTED—CIVIL ENGINEER DESIRES A Po-- Nou, good draughtaman, Address D, B., Star ‘ANTED-BY_A NEAT COLORED GTML a i iotace nurse and charsbermash. or chassbartnaia and waitress Cau sew neatly. Firat class reereuces. Call for two days at 1728 1 st. it WWANTED—5Y TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED eins ous Ode as cock or igumavesss the bermaid; best of refereiices. ANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE WHITE iris itustion as chatbermald alu ascistaut wasuer and irover, or ebatuvertuaid. abd ainall fawily.” Gall for two days at ¥v ANTED-BY (A VERY GEN work abd the wile to cook: wood ave. aw. NTED-AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Wa RO aS Butler. “SaM'L Av COUMBS. 2b Fet-t'w- oc hou bY JARD—1921 G ST. N. W.. PEKM. B ‘Slent and table board; pleasaa are. PoE BENT-EARGE WELL FURNISHED 1 ruthern exposure; the very. best alo Uoard without rooms; references given anid re: Guired. 1741 Fst nw. % och FEW TABLE BOARDERS DESIRED IN A PKI- A Wate ramily where table is nerved to wut the most Tetined tastes; thoroug.y B'st-class acconstiodativus ; rice, #23. oui Felsreuceseachaiued, Bo Eiidient "address FO. Lock Box 948, shoe W YORK CAN SECU F Furnished Roots 1m Brooklyn convenient to riaare day. $5. per ‘Address Say Wr By ae tae rel ANTED—BOARDERS—PERSONS OF RESPL-CT- ‘bility can. ha f Koons ad first-class a & private famig'in Aleranuria, “Adgrow Mt i seeiieetie tte BBO eee CLASS TABLE BOARD and several! furnished rooms ca be bad. och 2-3t 414 439 stew, Wash- | ‘T PLACE ONY vaad front oom, hoe AVE SW. eae ortiwe Mass AVE 5, w FURS | window (83. dd-etory frout, #6. auth ae } pinion 98: 38. entire SP atory! ine OR KENT—HANDSOMELY-FULNI: Fret Wooras an bate ae ae eee BONES Vasned., retecenices required. Adress Mi star aiar, ‘oc 20K KENT—PURNISHED KOOMS w b sti408 Hatae a DOK SALE. PRIVATELY, PARLO: < ber furniture, lounges, litire > tatie tive ieentel , Iamnbregults, isce Curtains, chia: eit pate wings, table linen, ec. 170 F st nw cation the brat. private GUlet parties theer two toon wilt | Ste terme: children not wanted, | JPOKKENT—TWo ROOMS, FRONT AND pack, | Beor’sret tor, turmiabed or wt | Keegan or busiuees lacy | eethororseparately. 815 Lach wt n- | Reg BENT GSRV ARAL, Roomy, SiN | Boactce. with beard, tn a deluebetul pris [ih ge Geurtborusod. northwestern secu: | Ay Birst-class accommodations 14 all reapect= “f Aduirves | euces eachanged, uo caildren. | Bor bas! | Fe furuiahed suite of hoon on eecohd | table board can be obtatwed tn th JOR REN 1—1:300 MST.N.W., CENTRAL Boos Hou, beastly abd hewly furuiabied Koos, ocl.s3* 50k KENT—POR ONLY @50—NiGK Paki sicove Chamber, two bed rooms, bath. | kitchen use ot Pan | by year’ “Mire. PHLLLIPs, 2)o8 Lach a | JOR RENT—BY FAMILY Two ADULTsPUu. ished rooms, double parlor, library, duine room a Kitcheb also Other rooms it desired, pvemmnet Lot. couvenieuces, adults preferred, retereu ws changed, SOL M st. bw. = OK RENT—LARGE FRONT PAKLON ELEGANT 1y {urminhed, opem ; AiO, wale furuinbed roows, tind floor, oall after p.m Vermont oc JOK RENT — THREE NEWLY: sng, ob wecoud Moot, in northwest. to pent! Prsvate tanutly, Herdics pase the door Akron 4 Mar ottice ocks we ara, bright, eupuy own, HiLL's Sok RTON. 1505 SOK KENT—ON SECOND FLOO® OF 75 «two, intge,, Sommuniceuee Purkare, sted, suitable for offices or lodwinga in@ul = ocbet Kk KENT-PURNISHED ROOMS, HOUN® IN ‘Bretclees 3 biiecvurt : FoR REST 1619 E STN. W. BANDSOMELY Tarueued ouite of Roome: svituera, exper *aiac, situa: rovtus, convenient to 1016, 15TH ST. NW, NEAR Square, furnished roome, of second Single or en suite. ‘Trausieht aud table- boarders coumodated. oiser Uk KENT—HANDSOMELY. FURNISHED KOOMS gontieus h preterred F [ile BTM ST. NW. FURNISHED Foons. parle pe on third fesr rat floor. one room OM eecond and » entieiwen), stall f ape ehtldren, deat able place olde 2K KENT — iste 15TH ST “SW. BReHT, wate fanuly, Mo children taken, referem PLEASANT FORSISHED ROMS “d floors, eu suite of si Py uucos required, Apply at MB, SUITABLE ld water. Chea) af a, Curnimbed, suitable 10F wen or lady audgeut, 11:8 2d st. aw. NISHED I hot aud for | Aino, © hourekes ATT Wid Si NW. TWO GoM nd H cise TWo NICELY PURNISED Fee ss Room, with Fok EXISESDSOMELY FURNISHED pot- ble Parior, ball-roou attocbad, alm, lane & ‘ou secobd fluor. nd. aic PUMM: Peferences exchanged, 709 L1th st. aw — UNFURNISHED. | hires lang: comtu vATE FA On meno ‘Ok RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED KooMs, Sinle or #0 suite, Paave uw. cls ae ee eee ect MONTES TO THREE adults, « parlor aud two bedroou, furniehed, with, board. in habdevme house, fue BewLbork od, Lert West, abd in sinall strictly private lamily. references exchanged, Box 30, Starofice, oleae JOR KENT—7 H ST. N.W.—_HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, en suite or single. wi! ie out board: table board's specialty S }0K KENT—TWO Ni FURNISHED ko» Ubfuruiabed, aud ov aw. POR KENT—ThAEE Lain ‘oud fluor, Uufuruusbed. private nw. AOR REST. oor suitable forge: tietsn aud wite gf two tinaie feutiemay, with firet-cias board “1017 M st aw Rooms, 0} family. 1423 ROR RENT—POUR HANDSOMELY FUKNISHED rooms, cu suite of mingle, privaks at) Youn Pleasantly located, Lear care ap — with references, 1110 10th st.nw. oclz-ae OR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED AND ONE Bfirabshed room at G4 Lets tew.. peivan: taps Inodern iuprovemente, indies an office preteries ce cluldren; wo cookin. ‘ocad-ait* Fok SEXY SUITE OF WOoMs. SPLENDIMLY and cozily furiisbed. with bath adjo! Tuan aud wile.or twowentiewen ; relerences ex: 14TH ST. NW. W., FURNISHED OR UN- 40 femiect resus.” sil cr wituout bound Lome Comforts, terue modera e; 14th et and Jenna ‘ave care pase the door. ‘tae AKGE, COOL AND NEW ED KOOMS, trith buatds stogie or eu suite surety Rrst-lane Aranwents, G1 per day. ike WEBBIE 913 15ta at prices MONEY TO LOAN, AT 1914 12TH ST. story room large. weil-ueated end” lapdsutyels furnished, with food board. ocho Waxtepn WORE BY THE DaY OK WEEK BY a | ———————— AT 6 PER cent in | POE MEX] SQUARY FROM CAPITOL. Richt: Srtcintinet Rieti Ptr lanes, | SL OOOO eee te eo | Se eevee DicssMAKER 67 _ 1d $1,000 at 6 per cent. Ss oe S20" TNR, | Fe ee ees A MARV oe Fat mw, | Be. é Ni. IN, NEY ADVANCED TO BUY HO! LO | FOR RENT—ONE NICELY-FURNISHED SECORD- SREaSteriag ene ae PS | Mirek aeasce AO, BELSON, Oto | Pon eu talrune tan eae ana co. fod, tale aud female bes, couks, chan c- | Kages cancelled in event of death; ea y moutuly | ished): also excelient table board at 21 Grant Pisce. aids, Coschnen, waiters abd porters. 010-38 | fasuscuta.s ttl, more than reut will buya home. Call | “ociZ-3e Mio CACY aE. WW ANTED_BY A YOUNG WHITE MAB, A PLACE We clerk sand’ mest" cutter’ “Adiivees CLERK, Bear vi a WASEED-BYL TNO RESPECTABLE COLOKED Nomen, situations one as cook and. other as Shee Apply at S20 Za et nee ave ANTED- BY TWO COMPETENT WHITE GIRLS Wiicee: ‘chanibersmaid for circular and full octs-1 iw A yj on: TO LOA: AND SMALL Mont on epprored'real estate security. at lowest a of intercet | changes woderute, Moebdm Ke MT. LELPOLD, 1331 Fat. nw. \gONEY TO LoaN ON REAL ESTATE AND A) ther securities at lowest rate of tn As. F. one as cook one as bd X, hea waltrese Call at 1115 19tbet- nw. Bee | 4 3m = Br ‘WWANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF TWENIT- | rp\0 LoAN— W five a Position an Bookaseper, smistast book: | LO" >= 610.000 at 6 Per oont, keeper, or clerk : unexceptiousble refereucea. Aduress. OVO at 6 Per Cent, Box 04, Star office. ‘eck On Firei-caae heal state Security, WAxTEDSEY A WOMAN, THOROUGHLY Ex- = BEALL. Soo dou sa, companion to aaa Do objection tS Eavec "Address nL, 308 Mase: ave. we. weieate” jTED—GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOK COOKS, itive ckty setoreuce, 619 7th st new. oclo-O ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, Lt ‘either b, f, Week. Ww Teese the day, Week. oF td ‘& YOUNG COLOBED MAN, A at b per cent ‘000 St 8 per cent om ay Fatate wo curity, Ge'w. Linkin oose2 Toth and Hi ste $28 OOO TOLOAN ON BEAL bs: EIN vce sfvurity at S per ceut itera, Ee 1s WA Sri co. * geti6-300 MOREY 2OASED, BX SUMS To “SUIT. HORS, OK KENT — A LANGE PLEASANT, \ furutesbed 24 floor rou. with best, ses and testis excellent Dewbvorivod O18 horthwest; Feierenoes Fequired. c OK KEST—VEKY DESIKABLE ROOMS, Nic HLT furuisuies. foud location, couvenieut to cars, 9d Lerdics: 1419 15th et. nw. ool ‘OR RENT—THREE UNFURNISH: wth. iurnished room on tuird floor. Gan and beat, OK KENT—TWO mod Tout to the ryt peron. re’ tapes - O47 Tat o 1 17TH ST. ¥. W., DEwiie oor, furnished or uufurmished.” ocl ¥.5* JOR RENT—PARLOK AND PARLOR BED-koum, with private bath, piearantly furniabed, Bret floor, with OF without buard: ou live of herdics aud street- care. 424 Massachunctte ave __ oleae Pe ET sid LENT—RO MS, 1. Zxpecionsea “audreer ai ee | MEG (anyon 20 fonre kay payments: in aie | POH ENT BO: MA. TL 4 . At* _ | went, and property turned over free of incumbraute. | BOK KENT—023 H ST. §.W x . fa? A NEAT nn: od Bg orn! ‘deiphiae aa pone eee. a * furnished secun-story - ocl2- SP oR ad ele br ANTED_BY 4 COLORED GIRL. A SITUATION | Sczgim ¥-H SMITH SEUN-Agwite 1229 Pat, | ~ocli-im a pA ne nd yr a | ee ested ones. nec THs abhi * | cue Aguare west of Watand Navy Dep'ta wcll-iwe Bua Pay au. Uy aye ae = fork = OB RENT—1211 N ST. NW. THREE BAND. eee Sana ee des LT Le Situs comiah cauti founa on even and ted Swan TAY WismEs a FouiTioN 70 ren CE PAYABLE foruace heat or grate Are. ail improveméuta = W: ‘as mattatign 4 Pe fg RCTS oe RE ie’ TO LOAN ANTED—B! ‘Posi- ‘Wsores tent rer on cnr bot foro: Frye ON REAL ESTATE oe] Se office. ee 0015-30" Ee {eu25) THOS E WAGGAMAN. Fee ttgonp pre cong 5 xo nba nt ‘ARTRO_BY "ABLE OTs PE: sors, tauie Bosra Wass cemacty an eee Oa ‘at THE Lowest BATS OF inrkmese | Louse heated by durnece and open Ares; refernces ea- SO AsTEDLET A YOUNG Wak REAL ESTATE 18 TH Free Beas eto germans Wer nre a. ix MOLLE, SiehtSaochicat board “LiG2 Sub et mw. terme ‘ANTED—BY A NEAT WHITE. ‘A PLACE 00. 000%. BALE 15 $1000 BENT—OAPITOL | HILL — SICEL) NP Soest — ie | S100, 000R ree | Rabe ares atom