Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1888, Page 3

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.¢.. MO ss ai A¥»OCTOBER 22, 1888-SIX PAGES, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that 1 all the ether duity payers bere added together, aR Tsolemnly swear that the above is a true and Correct statement of the circulation of Tum EVEN- ‘se Stax for the week ending October 20. 1988, ‘agricultural papers has been taking to look up the western mortgage and discovers that more than six hun- foreclosure suite were begun in a single state & period of six months, brought by corpora- Private firms which have been selling Securities to eastern investors; to of what is going on In other states. Indeed, the foreclosure business has become so that foreclosure companies have actually ‘nd put into profitable operation. ‘These concerns buy up foreclosure rights, of course discount, take the land from the mort- g t i foreclosed lands 1n sufficient quan- ities, from time to time, to meet their Mabilities ‘nd pay dividends to their stockholders, ‘The handsome proportions vo which this line of ‘trade has swelled must be rather startling to a 00d many eastern investors, who cheerful fancied that they were doing a fine thing as as they were drawing six or seven per cent fat on Donds issued by companies which got ten or twelve per cent for simply reinvesting their money. They may never suffer any loss, for the Feputable investment companies are scrupulous about placing loans only where the present and Prospective value of the property is Ligh enough to make the plant safe, But no man, however Well protected in the main, likes to feel that a concera in which he 1s interested ts constantly selling a good many of its assets at a sacrifice. And, in view of these things, the question may fairly be raised why any one should prefer an in- Vestment made a thousand, or fiteen hundred, or ‘two thousand miles away, to oue madejunder the eaves, as it were, of his own dwelling? Why should a Washingtonian, for instance, having money to invest, prefer laying tt out in Omaha at ‘ix per cent, or in Wichita at seven, to lending it in this city at the same rates? Is there a charm 4m distance in such matters? If not, let the in Yestor ask himself why anybody in a far westera town wants to borrow his money. Surely, to build ‘the town up. If, then, borrowed money helps to Dulld a town up, why should not the Washington- Jan rather put bis money into Washington, where its service as a developer of local interests will be Feturned to him in a valuable form? It 1s to bis Interest to build up Wasbington rather than Omahs and Wichita; and every penny he lays out here brings him two kinds of profit—the percent ‘age paid at stated intervals by the borrower, and Increase In tue permanent beauty, comfort, and ‘Wealth of the city in which he makes his home. ‘There is something veryytrange about the per- @istence With whicn the German government at. Yempts to make it appear that Prof. Geffcken, who published what purported to be the late Emperor Frederick's diary as crown prince, had no means Of getting hold of the original text. The truth is that Geffcken was the one familiar friend whose society was sought by Frederick at the university at Bonn, and their tnumacy continued through Ife. There probabiy ts not another living person, except the younger empress dowager, to whou he ‘Would have committed the written record of his eareer so willingly. Perhaps Geffcken may have made a mistake in publishing the diary at this ‘ume, but, if so, it 1s on that point that the govern- Ment should have attacked him. Indiscretion in the choice of a season for publication does not in any way invalidate the sincerity of the matter | Published, and {t 1s odd that Prince Bismarck should have believed his countrymen dull enough ‘to de misied by such logic. $$$ “Mr. Cleveland 1s the candidate of the demo- cratic party, and I am a democrat,” says Mr. ‘Hewitt. “Theelection of Cleveland afd Thurman 4, in my Judgment, paramount to all otner con- Miderations, and the municipal contest awindies ‘ato insignificance compared with it,” says Mr. Grant. It would be of interest to quote Mr. Coo- gan’s sentiments on this general subject if he had expressed any. The eloquent silence ne maintains Om national issies 1s, however, what furnishes much of the spice to the contest in the city and county of New York this yea ————— ‘The suicide of Colonel Pulsifer, of the Boston Heraid, is one of the most painful events of receat Occurrence in the newspaper world. Although a young man, he had aided in building up an im- Mensely valuable journalistic enterprise, and Decame a director of banks aud insurance com- panies and a heavy stockholder in hotel, railway, ‘eamboat and other corporations, some successful and some decidedly the reverse. He was largely instrumental in giving Nantasket Beach its pre- Sent importance asa summer resort, and it was Gue to bis shrewd oversight that the town of ‘Newton, where he made his home, obtained a sys tem of waterworks everywhere regarded as a Model Doubtless the mental worry to which he Sppears to have fallen a victim was induced by his having too many trons in the fire at once. There are few men who can manage the affairsof a great Rewspaper and find time and energy for outside Dusiness on an exteusive scale, without feeling the @ffect of such overtaxation of strength, ——<—$<—<—— oe ‘When & city grows so fast that new polling pre- giucts cannot be erected fast enough: to accommo- fate the increase of registered voters, tt is time heroic measures were taken for her relief. Such 1s the case with Kansas City, which has swelled so fist there is prospect of several hundred of uly qualified electors being disiranchised fanless something can be done W expedite the Work of depositing ballots on election day. In- ‘ventors of a ligntuing voting apparatus may make fortune by following in the track of tne great @outb western boom a Sixty converts from Ufelong democracy tore. publicanism and protection, are to noid a festival ‘at Bath, N. ¥., today. There will be music, and speeches, and @ pole-raising, and al the inci- Gentals of agreat political event, The democrats ave thrown cold water on the affair, however, by Investigating the records of the partakers, and dis- covering that the chief among them left the demo eratic party Mfveen years ago and that a number Of the others have spriakled their renunciations ail along the intervening period. Tue convert Dusinese is already suspected of having been a tiie overdone on both sides ia this campaign, and eepecialiy in New York state. —<$——— One does not realize how huge a city New York ‘bas grown to be tilla journalist of the caubre of Atos Cummings talks of starting a peuny dally for local cirewlation in the district which was for- merly Hariem village. ——— Sitting Bull Knows his value. He says that he Belongs to the Government of the United states, and thea ne wants tobe paid for having his por- (ait taken, He probably thinks that he ought to Command $1.25 an scre, like other unproductive Government property. a ‘The gates of matrimony swod ajar a long time ‘Defore Elizabeth Stuart Phelps woul consent to enter them, but she is safe inside at last, a ‘The strike on the Chicago street-car lines may ave been but ‘settied, the strikers evidently a stock of KID ROVER, tn cfd staan ut ee ae Tae Nor Is Tar Sent Tt's.a conceded fact that no such stock of clothing ‘was ever shown in Washington before as we are now displaying. It's double the size of any in Baltimore—s city nearly twice as large as this—and so far ae quality 1s considered no house south of New York, and but two in that great city, have as FINE KIGHT ON THEIR COUNTERS WAITING FOR YOU TO MAKE A SELECTION FROM. SAKS & COMPANY, To-day.—A faint ides of our lowest-priced Suits: ‘Where we begin-—-@10—we will back up our two state” ‘ments made in the “Post” yesterday: 1st. Most of the fabries are the same in our $10 Suits that are in other houses marked 81 24, No better material—no better trimming are in the $20 Suits to order that are so attractively named “custom work,” and they do not excel these in ;fit ‘That's the story of our Ten-Dollar Suita, See them in front row large window Seventh-etrest front. SAKS & COMPANY. At$12 We have not over onedozen styles in stock— why? Limited demand. When man wants some thing better than a $10 Buit he is generally willing to pay 815, SAKS & COMPANY. But at $15 wore “at home"—and we are there bys “large majority.” We've bad Fifteen-dollar Suite ever since we have been in business—from five to forty stylee—but now we have ss many styles and kinds AT ONE time as we have had at ONE TIME IN THREE YEARS PUT TOGETHER, Take the ordinary 625 and 628 merchant tailors Productions and we'll beck our’s im this $15 grade sainst any they can show. In the first place the fabrice in both cases are the same; the trimming the same; the work done by first-class artists (in ourcase and we hope so in theirs). Where is the differencet THERE 18 XO DIFFERENCE, except the merchant tailor takes your personal measure, and keeps you ‘Waiting « week or ten days for your suit, while we put oue RIGHT ON YOUR BACK, AND 17 FITS,and we'l wager you can’t tell the difference. We'll show you ‘more styles all ready made up than they can show you formity to the Istest fashions, and we GUARANTEE each garment to be just as we represent ft. ‘We've one favor to ask. Lookthese lots over, See if weclaim too much. Let us hear your criticisms If you like them, let us try on one or two styles, and we don't believe you'll want to take them off Consult na, ‘and welll give you the best and most candid advice we know how. Treat us as friends—it is in that spirit we wish toserve you, SAKS AND COMPANY, “REFORM” CLOTHIERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. oz ry 1t PALACE MARKET. Axrsric Tanone. OUR NEW CUTTER HAS BEEN WITHUS LONG ENOUGH TO DEMONSTRATE THE FACT THAT HE UNDERSTANDS HIS BUSI- NESS AND CAN CUT HANDSOME-FITTING CLOTHING. . OUR LINE OF PIECE GOODS HAS NEVER BEEN 80 VARIED, 80 HANDSOME, OB 80 FANE As Now. OUR FACILITIES FOR MAKING UP ARE BETTER THAN EVER, AND WE CONFI- DENTLY ASSERT THAT WE CAN GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS BETTER WORK THAN EVER BEFORE. IN STYLISH TROWSERINGS OUR STOCK 18 PARTICULARLY COMPLETE. WE HAVE JUST OPENED ALINE OF NEW PATTERNS, WHICH WE MAKE TO ORDER AT 85. ALSO, FINE GRADES IX THE NEW COLORS AT $15, AND A LARGE LINE OF SUITINGS AT $25. EB BARNUM & 00, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE RREYS, | Gaovsr, &e. PALACE MARKET. oc Wu T | $2.85 Two. Exourr Five $2.85 $2.85 —_ We have placed on sale'to-day 930 pairs of Ladies’ Fine Hand-Sewed Button Boots, the 82.85 most elegant guods it has ever been our for tosecure. $2.85 We bought this lot stan average of $1 per Pair below the regular prices,to clean out the $2.85 remaining stock on hand of « prominent manufacturer, ; $2.85 As the goods are all of this season's produc- tion, not & pair worth less than $3.50— $2.85 the greater part $4, and some even @5 pair—we know our lady friends will appre- $285 ciate it if we give them the benefit of this bargain, by offering the choice of the lot at 92.85. $2.85 We need not remind you thats first-call- ers will secure the pick of the goode—it will $2.85 be to your own interest to call early. ‘Here ts & partial list, every pair hand- 285 sewed: ‘French Dongolo Button, Opera, Spanish 8285 Arch and Common-Sense shapes, Genuine Kangaroo Leather, Common-Sense $285 last. Pine Straight Goat, Common-Sense. $2.85 Imperial Kid, Opera or Common-Sense, Plain or Patent Tips. East: 231 Pa ave ao 8026-w,f,m,3m Eee aes SEE coheaas graeci eyaen or Avmmeczr & Bu. BATTERS. OF corres. "MEWS UNDERWEAR, ‘The Natural Wool Sanitary various weighta, in one and two piece Buits, at closest. Prices. In Fine Lambe’ Wool, Derby, Ribbed, Scarlet end. Brown Oushmore, our assortment is compiate throug ‘We have added this season Men's Jersey Conte, Business and House use, to take place of the Cardigan g Jacket, in At and appearance are far superior, Srrctarris. WRAPS SUITS: GLOVES HOSIERY WAIDER= WEAR ‘Wo are now readyin EVERY DEPARTMENT with fall and complete lines of all the NEW and CHOICE GOODS, Remember cur LADIES’ WEAP DEPART- MENT is now located on first floor, and we will be Pleased to have you call and inspect our goods, We are in receipt of new goods every day. t WM. H. MoKNEW, Late RH. Tarton, coke E. @. Dav, 933 Pennsylvania avenue. 719 MARKET SPACE WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES IN TABLE DAM- ASK, 50, 75, $1, $1.25, 61.50 AND $2 PER YARD. ‘The above goods have been recently purchased and are offered at much less than goods bought a month ago can be sold. ‘Extra good value in & and & NAPKINS. Big bargains in TOWELS, at? offer the BEST GOODS to be found in the mar- Our buyer purchased at grext advantage « big line of BALMORAL SKIBTS; prices range from 81.50 to $6; ‘ask to see them, they are worthy of your attention. RIBBONS are being used very extensively as Dress this season; we can furnish every style and ‘shade wanted; prices were never as low of shades 20 varied and handsome, NEW TRIMMINGS EVERY DAY. Stock kept fresh ‘and all the new styles added as fast as they appear in ‘the market. Examine our STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS. ‘We do not keep colors, but should you need anything in the line of BLACK WOOLENS or SILKS, it will pay you to get our prices before you purchase, NEW BLACK HOSIERY, just opened; one lot of ‘Merino at 50c., former price, 750. MERINO UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, all the most approved makes, NOTION STOCK COMPLETE, CHOICE LINE OF SUAPS AND PERFUMERY, Just open, another invoice of BALSAM FIR PIL- LOWS that wegive away with each cake of Balsam woap. E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE, 0c13-3m, Cor. Sth Street, ‘az Muar Ix Tux Nox. THE NUT 18 THE FAVORITE FOOD oF THE MOST AVARICIOUS ANIMAL ON EARTH—THE SQUIRREL; AND PEOPLE— HUMAN BEINGS—ARE A GOOD DEAL LIKE SQUIRRELS-THEY HAVE NO USE FOR NUTS WHICH ARE WITHOUT PLENTY oF GOOD MEAT. WHETHER YOU READ AD. VERTISEMENTS OR BUY GOODs, ITS MEAT, NOT SBELLS, YOU WANT. THE NUT OF RETAIL CREDIT PURCHASE 18 MUCH HUNTED AFTER. EVERYBODY 18 LOUKING TO PURCHASE WHAT THEY. NEED TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE. AND IF OUR BUSINESS HAS ANY MEAT IX IT, YOU WANT TO GET AT IT AS OFTEN AND AS SPEEDILY AS POSSIBLE. HE RICH amp SvssrartiaL Meat m ovR BUSINESS 18 THE UNEQUIVOCAL FAIR- NESS AND HONESTY OF OUR SYSTEM OF GIVIAG CREDIT, IN THIS RESPECT OUR SYSTEM IS FULL OF SWEET, MEATY NUTS, AND THE GROUND 18 COVERED ‘WITH THEM ALL TSE TIME. THE MEAT IN THE NUT 18, LIBERAL TERMS, HONEST TREATMENT, REASONABLE EX- PECTATIONS, FAIR EXACTIONS AXD JUST PRICES; AND THE ONLY OONDI- TIONS UPON WHICH WE WELCOME YOU TO A GENEROUS PARTICIPATION IN ALL ‘THE ADVANTAGES WE OFFER TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE, CARPRTS, STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY 18 THAT YOU SHALL APPRECIATE THIS CROP OF NUTS, AND THE SWEET MEAT ‘THEY CONTAIN, AB YOU OUGHT TO APPRE- Cure THEM. ‘HOUSE & HERBMANX, CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE HOUSE, 921 AND 023 SEVENTH STREET X. W.. AND 696 MASS. AVENUE. Suvez Wize or RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, SOLD EXTEX. SIVELY AT HOME AND ABROAD, ‘Manatactared by SAM'L KIRK & 80¥, 114 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Ma, ‘Astabliahed 1317. Ovzxma Or Lune Fons SEALSEIN REWHAREETE, ac ee gant Ren eS a, aa. a Towornows Orrosroxrry. We offer to-morrow those things that help to make home attractive. Wecan't keep in stock ones or twos of anything, so we advertise the ones and twos at half in the PALAIS HOY AL bf FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23. Gentlemen as well as ladies may, with profit, read ‘the advertisement below. Oop Pins Or Conrarms, 3 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, 24 yards long reduced from $1.25 to 84c. patr. 4 pairs Nottingham Curtains, 3 yards long, reduced from 81.50 to $1 pair. po,pairs wise Curtains, reduoed from $5 to $3.98 of Bitte Iiiah Point Curtains, reduced from $0.50 to pair. 2 pairs Tambour Lace Curtains. from $8.50 to 60. 4 pairs Swiss Applique Curtains, reduced from $8.98 to 87.25. 2 pairs Irish Point Curtains, from $15 to $10. 2 pairs Tambour Lace Curtains, from $12 to 89. 2 pairs ilk Curtains, one pair Blue with Red Dado, and the other Sulphur Ground with Pink and Blue ‘Figures, reduced from $15 to $10. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Howe Dicorartoxs Bezow Cost. Job lot of 50 pieces SILK PLUSHES, 18 inches ‘Wide, every shade, 68c., worth $1 yard. 4 pieces English and 3 pieces French Cretonne. Quality and designs you can’t match under 50c. or ‘760. w yard, ONLY 5c. AND 35c. Odd lot fine Tapestry Furniture Coverings. One Piece Maroon snd Sulpbur figures, reduced from 5 to 83.75 yard. One piece two shades of Brown, from 83 to 62 yard. One piece Blue and Sulphur, from §2 to $1.50 yard. ‘One piece Turcoman for Portieres, 50 inches wide, Gray-Green, reduced from U8c. to 480. yard, Ons piece Madras for Curtains; the very best; re- duced from $1 to 75c. yard. PERSIAN SCARFS for 250, each. The fringed ends ‘and the tinsel mized with tho material makes these Drapery Scarfs worth 60c. each. Eersian Soarte of Bilk and Wool in the Oriental color- ngs ‘Large Persian Table Covers with knotted fringe, $2 each, Mats to match 21c. and 25c. MIBRORS. Beveled French Plate, in handsome an- Sesies Brass Frames, only $1.68; with sconces, 82. ‘Triplicate Mirrors, from $3.75 to $12 each. Odd pieces Japanese ware, including Cups, Saucers, Pitchers, Vases, Kose Jars, also a few pieces of genuine Royal Worcester Ware at reduced prices. ‘The celebrated “ANSONIA” CLOCKS at 15 percent Delow jewelers’ prices. ‘The Nickel “Ansonia” for 89c.; with alarm, for $1, These clocks warranted for one year. The “Ansonia” Slate and Marble Clocks, we keep a stock from $8.25 to $18 each, but our illustrated catalogue shows them as high as $130 each. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Moss Turxcs For Tux Hove Aneye for color. apt fingers, and very little money will do wonders with the following: ‘Stampedand Drawn Scarfs, 18x68 inches; reduced from 39to29c. Splashers, 19 instead of 25c, Pillow- shams, 22 iustead of 25c. Momie Tray-Covers, 26 in- ‘stead of 390. Scarfe, Drawn and Fringe on all four sides, 81.24 instead of 81.48, 'D. M. C,” Marking Cotton, 10c. dozen, all colors, J. O. C.” Marking Cotton, 10c. dozen, all colors. ANTIQUE LACE Goobs, Comprising Tidics atafew cents and up in price to $10 for the loveliest of Lace Bed Seta, Ask to see the new lace Pincushion Covers and the Satin Pincushions, Teduced from Gc, to 45c. each. JOB LOT OF RIBBONS. ‘Quality too good for fancy work, but the price may tempt you to use them. 500 pieces No. 16 Moire Silk Kibbon, crown ede, 190 = yard; worth 350. EVERY NEW AND DESIRABLE SHADE. ‘To-morrow evening we'll meution odd pairs of Blankets and cut pieces of Flannel. However, by call- ing to-morrow morning you may learn of the reduced Prices. Ifyou do we won't have many to advertise to- (Continued below.) Dazss Goons Srectarries. By virtue of the popular verdict—your verdict—we Unbesitatingly claim better values for the under-men- tioned prices than can be produced elsewhere in this city: 40-INCH WOOL SERGES, 50c. (All the new colors.) 40.INCH FINE WOOL SERGES, 68. (New and delicate tints) 62-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, 81.25. (No desirable shade we haven't.) 54-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTRS, $1.98. (Oan't be matched under @2.25.) 54-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, 82.25. (Specially made for Riding Habita ) 64-INCH STRIPFD BROADCLOTHS, $1.25. (New combinations of colors.) 54-INCH OHECK BROADCLOTHS, $1.25. (Scotch and Enylish Plaids.) 40-INCH PLAID AND STRIPED SERGES, Sar-These Serges at 68,75 and 980. invariably re- ceive the praise of visitors, and we, therefore, ask for ‘them your special attention, (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, THE PALAIS ROYAL, Dazss Trnooxe Bazoarma, The fine Persian Trimmings up to $208 yard, but ‘we write to-day obly of special barzains—those things you can't get elsewhere at the prices Silk Trimming for Edging Tea Gowns, &c, All the new colors. Only 25c. yard. ‘The New Fiat Silk Girdles. Silk Gimps, over 2 inches wide and to match all the ‘shades in dress goods. Only 450. yard. Persian Band Trimming. Only $1.15 yard. Real Monkey Fur Trimming for $3.35 yard, This ‘measures 3 inches at beck, 6 inches in front, Syrian Monkey. Only $1.60 rard. ‘Beal Monkey Muffe for $4, 85 86. All our furs are in, but we mention only “Monkey” because it is to be the fashion and will be very scarce lster, Buttons for 250. a dozen; wortn G0c. One style of the Medallion order has outside rim formed by & ‘wreath, the center being rounded and of a dead shade, which shows to advantage the polished cluster of flowers which form the center piece. Too many to describe, but undoubted bargains at 26c. a dozen. (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘We merchants ali keep Priestley's, Lupin’s and Cour- tauld’s Celebrated Black Guods, Can we afford to sell at smaller profits than the credit ‘Since we claim we can sell 15 per cent cheaper, is it Rot worth your while to make comparisons and see ‘whether we do so or not? If we do it's a saving of dollars to you. Le oe ‘Bik Warp Henriettas, $1, $1.25, 81.50. COURTAULD'S Crepes—4-4 and 6-4, at $1, $1.35, $1.50, 81.75, $2, 62.50, $3, 83.50, 94.°85, and $6.0 yard. NUN’S Veiling, with Border, 750., $1. $1.25, $1.50, 01.68. 92. mire de Inde, Crape Cloth, Mourning Cloth, a ‘Alma, Camel's Hair and Sotgen A column adverts, ‘ment could be written with above sentence as the sub- wily WARRANTED BLAOK SLRs NO RISK , BECAUSE WE @I ALL THE BLACK SILKS BOUGHT OF os ‘NOT TO SPLIT OR WEAR SHINY. ‘Dinding us to indemuify you if the wear is unsstis- FAILLE FRANOAISE, @1, $1.19, $1.25, 91.35, $1.50, $1.68 and $1.89. SUBAH, 60c., 75c., 98¢., $1.19 and 91.25. ‘MOIRE SILK, ¢1.19, $1.25, 75 and @2. ROYAL ARMURE, SATIN LU: ‘These three celebrated makes only $1.25 a yard. ‘E97 Above price list only tells you we haves «rest variety. It doean’t tell you we can afford less proats, and therefore can give better valuew than elsewhere, ‘Comparison of samples will tell though. THE » PALAL Fon Torspar, 1888, at TEE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘We have made many very advantageous pur- bases in variouslines of Dress Goods, Silks, ‘Bisck Goods, Fianpels, Linens, ke, and are offering extrordinary values throughout the store, Orders by mail can be sent from any section of the United States and Canada, and will be filled by uses promptiy and satisfectorily as the combined facilities of the Store, Mail and ‘Express Company will possibly permit. GUINET’S BLACK SILKS AGAIN. ‘We were fortunate enough to secure another Jot of the Guinet's Black Silks below value— this time the full range of qualities. This isone ‘of those rare instances, where from sheer force of the. most apirited kind of competition, prices on # good thing are ground down to the finest edge. We secured but five qualities by the Previous purchase, now we offer ten, To buye ‘Dress Pattern of this Silk means a saving of about one-fourth. We do not consider it neces- sary to way very much about these silks, as even ‘an inexperienced buyer can readily recognise their great intrinsic value. Qual. No, 10, only 750. per yard. Qual. No. 9, only 84c. per yard. «Qual. No, 8 only 87340. per yard, Qual. No, 7, only O4e. per yard. Qual. No. 6, only 81 per yard, Qual. No. 5, only 1.1235 per yard. Qual. No. 4, only $1.20 per yard, ‘Qual. No, 3, only $1.25 per yard. Qual. No. 2, only @1.35 per yard. Qual. No. 1, only $1.50 per yard. ‘Ladies who anticipate purchasing « Black Silk ‘Dress now, or during thé coming winter, will do ‘well to avail themselves of this opportunity at once, as there is no saying how long this lot will last. (First floor, annex, rear.) SILK DOWN QUILTS, ‘We offer s dozen elegant Silk Down Quilts for Five Dollars less than their regular prices. be- cause of very slight imperfections in the stitch- ing, which doos not in the least impair thelr wearing qualities. You may ask why we take offso much? We wish to move them st once. Should s dozen ladies come wanting something light, filmy and exquisite in the way of a Quilted ‘Silk Comforter, we won't have one left, They will be irresistible to those who can appreciate them, The colorings are rareandrich, Three sizes, Size 5 by 6 feet, ought to be $22.60; will be $17.50. Bize 6 by 6 feet, ought to be $25; will be 820. Bize 6 by 7 feet, ought to be $27.60; will be 822.50. ‘These make the most acceptable kind of wed- ing and Christmas presents. (Fourth floor.) SECOND WEEK OF THE LINEN SALE. Owing to the success of our sale of new Linens last week, we shall continue it, An excellent ‘opportunity to replenish the Linen closet with the finest ‘grade Damasks, Napkins, Cloths, Covers, Doylies, and the like, in the very latest esigned patterns, at the lowest prices possible to name for equal qualities, We quote two qualities in Cloths and one in Towels, which have no equal for intrinsic value at the prices named. 200 White German Linen Fringed Damask Dinner Cloths, size 2 yards wide and 2% yards a ONLY @1.65 EACH. This offers an excellent chance to proprietors of cafes, dining-rooms, and restaurants to se- ‘cure an elegant clth for small tables at a price heretofore unheard of for such a size and quality. TURKEY RED DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. Fast colors, in three best sizes, 2 yards by 2 yards, only 81.50 each. see ge 2 “3 = © 250% A bargain extraordinary in Towels. 200 Dozen Fine All-Irish Linen Huck--back Towels, 25 by 42 inches (splendid size), excel- lent qualities, ONLY 150, EACH. $150 PER DOZEN, At the dosen-price|(12%c.) we have never seen iteequal Large buyers should not fail to take advantage of this opportunity, as we doubt Doing able to get more after these are gone. They oughtn't to last two days. (Second floor.) HANDKERCHIEFS. Let this stand for the rest of the stock: 50 dozen Ladies’ Unlaunderea Sheer Quality All-Linen Double-Row Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, ONLY 100, EACH. An unrivalled value, and would be cheap even at 240, more, (First floor.) TO PREVENT HOSE WEARING OUT. Chamois-Skin Heel Protectora Truly is “economy the mother of invention," for these ‘would never have been thought of had they not ‘Deen inspired by economy. Said to make one Pair of hose outwear two and three, possibly four, Chamois Skin, of light weight, well cured, and cut to fit closely over the heel, being kept in place by a narrow elastic band running over the ankle of the foot. Different sizes for ‘Ladies, Children, Misses, and Men. Only 200. er pair. Fleece-lined Stockinette Knee Protectors for children. 26¢. per pair. or sale at the Hosiery Dept, First floor.) VEILING. ; Somewhat scarce, Sstin-Bordered All-Silk Grenadine Veiling, in all the leading fashions- able shades. Only 150. ver yard. RIBBONS. Especially for bonnet and hat trimming; we call attention to ® line of 33-inch Satin-and- Ottoman-Striped Gros-Grain Silk Ribbon, m twenty-six ot the choicest new shades, Only ‘500. yer yard, BIBS. ‘Obildren's All-Linen Feeding Bibs, in fancy- colored borders. Very cute, and of strong linen, 15¢. each, (Pirst floor; Lace Department.) BLANKETS. ‘The blanket-buyer has returned from the ‘wholesale market with a mymber of choice lots of Blankets, picked up here and there, at « leas ‘84 per pair. 10-4 All-Wool Scarlet Blankets, $4.25 per pair. ‘10-4 Capital City Blanketa, @5 per pair. 11-4 DOUBLE BED BLANKETS. 11-4 Kiverside White Blankets, $2.50 pair. ‘11-4 Shenandoah White Blankets, €2.50 5 PTT-4 annsbeecook White Blankata, 98 spate. ‘11-4 Standish White Blankets, $3.50 s pair. 11-4 Tecoma White Blankets, $4 a pair. seaneeneeets Lothrop White Blanket, bate ‘Capital City White Blankets, 96 a pair, 11-4 Gray. Blankets, 2.50, €3.50, 04, 04.26, 12-4 Johnston White Blankets, $4 8, 14 O60 par. ' ‘22-4 Capital City White Blankets, ¢7 » pair. a ‘White Blankets, @10, ¢11, 11-4 strictly all-wool Scarlet Blap- So caesar eons Oxqm 230 WANTED--HELP. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS Waters Onn cursed pe ELS ave. ANTeD—BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS fo take ome gor toro wut. So ANTED— ERIENCED YOUNG SALes- ladies ine ‘Aud worsted store. 608 och se nw ont" ‘AX TED—ATONCE-ONF FIRS; -OLASS STAIR boulder, Apply to 3, BOCDRER ta 2d and 3d ste. awe aa bam sa 'ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MAN OF Fax- preferred. MIDDLE i: Sis ae bh Houak Sie ga ANTED—A GOOD COOK. GERMAN OR SCOTCH Wertens SSOP RSSy SOT BS se ANTED—AT ONCE A WHITE GIRL 5 War Seana ny Tomo good bome ‘Fight perecu. 445 ‘Rorth west - av ANTED—A POY TO ASSIST BEHIND THE ‘bar. Apply 48 ‘st. ne, oez2-3t* WAxtED—10.00 LaDy a5 CaRHiER IN RE: tail dry goods bvuse: must be well recommended state calary Wanted. Address KETATL CiSuinit seat Se ete ‘WASTED-TOUNG GIRL WHO ie NEAT AND at A Wecrest ‘Bgures: salary 1.80 ba wk ‘talrece wi TED—A THOROUGH MEAT CUTTER, ONE having some: know! ot 2 with referenoen, Bot 161, Star otic. aa ANTED—TYPE-WRITING—A REAL ESTATE WwW firm, owning s Remington type-writer, will (rilldo somal! cioeunt sf" writing sack Sate sects Forsaine, “Address Rial ESTALE tear othe. ii" ‘COOKS. 5 W ‘4NTED—WOMEN = 2 TO 840 eee Men “bicMSAGERCY G13 Tih st a.we cose Oe - (PETEN’ Ww ANTED — 4 COMPETENT Cook, WHITE MEIGS, 1230'Veeve onan ANT! YOUNG MEN AT THE NEW NA- W titcal Zheeter this evening at 7pm Aup At stage dvor. ae Warettst SEAESMtE SAUTER’S, 926 6th st. n. r THREE OR FOUR Tenfuraished ooma, a send door, alan ‘on Joor wo furuiahed oF unfurnished, third floor; reference ro- a BELPER AT B a Send number of machine witu emusic of work. atate lowes: cash prices ANTED —IT KNOWN THAT LADIES CaN Bill. webe! "s Stable. 311 Othe nv. “Farm ou sth st hy ANTED—CHEAP—A NO_@ CALIORAPE (CEL- lulotd key-board) with: Without drop-c.binet. DWIN SPANGLER, 207 Bt. Woke styia, ‘welruede snd pertect giir Tresses and Wraps made 255 Penna ev WASTED HonsEs TO KEEP, BOK STALLS; y ‘atteution to care of burs. Order box a Smiles from city, O. BLP. CLARA, Sluro, Md octo-tim icu FEES TO fondue Guversment will’ be msde per: 'T, Star office Wasten— FOR awill be aamigued ecu a octo-ae" W ANTEDIELECTRIC TEAM LAUNDRY, 1007 Bet o.w.. CHAS I. NULZE, Proprietor. fret Clase work: 8 ‘abare of your patronage solic.ted. ‘ocl9-1m" W SS TED-ORE O 1Wo POOL TABLES: MUST VW beg ood onder. Address 219 7th at = TED—WELLS DUG. BORED, AND DiIV/.N; Pees wipdcmuile ana ef il Nigua. well man 208 ‘sth ra ‘or Blsdensbure. ia ‘BODY SUFFERING FROM Swoky Chimneys to know that 1 tee bn thea or no. Wired, Kanges, Farunces and Eatroles sade teat ore ya. Wri DANTE, 1413 ce TUDENTS IN PHONOGRAPEY Business or Artiaue Wein. Fall , ave. ®.. oF address Capitol card Gaucing parties Thureday evenings W222 2-0r Gasi_FoRniTUne FEATH Beds, Carpets, or entire Housebold ki- fecta, Address eezo E BAUM. 219 7th at WA 3TED — coop SrOoND-ax Kuna, revolvers, old and ‘best prices, wil be pad LASKEY'S Loan Otice, 207 Faux, WANTED-ALL KINDS WELL WORK DONE At Feasouable fates, Tonka, Putpe and Wind Mills supplied by D.J- MOBEATT, 414 435 st. ow Waal CLOTHING, ver, for whict wasn GOOD BARITONE VOICE FOR - W cabaret cher, addres Box 100, Stat | gute: “Per parca ah has aoe nih es oftica, ooud-3t_ | frees Eng. aud Mach. Works, Sumamerield, Mi. su¢-3ni WAXTEDA MEITE WOMAN. 49 COOK AND | WANTED —STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND undress: must be experieuced: sus lt family without children; references required. Nat. nw, bet. 9and liam. ‘ANTED—ONLY FIRST-CLASS COOKS, MAIDS, WW ‘raters, lnunlressce dutty ie ladies’ maids, farm and kitchen wedish and German a Teg Apply at Lz &e. LM. BUKNHAN, 630-632 ie ANTED—AT ONCE—3 DRIVERS, COOK: 10 Me 9, Gimereaite : N 0, Gaaaber Ratere, Tatindress, all Hesdguarters for Coo Waiters. J. 8 BURGESS & OO. O25 F at. ocl0-t* WASTED—A GOOD CLERK IN THE PENSION Giasta Dusiness. - Address, in own, an : stathug experience, wages expected, bs, PENSION At” TORNEY, Suro ‘oc8u-St° WARIED-WHITE WOMAN TO COOK. WASH, fod inn ip email fami, German preferiy ply at A Wood character and address’ mast bs well recon ended’ permanent position to good man Address Bor 153, Staromee. e205" ARTED — [MMEDIATELY _ Lig’ apo ‘ = ateady ei : toes at arewenaking. -AVDiy at L440 Q at uw ety ANTED — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT! BU- resu, conducted by, ladies, men and women, white and color'd, for all kinds of domestic labor. tor Distr.ct and states, with refereucos, 717 Mst uw. se2¥-dw* WASTED.A PORTER: ONLY THOSE Accts- ‘tomed to handle furniture need apply. ALEX. MILNE, 511 9th st. ‘ocl9-3t WASTED A YOUNG LADY AS BOOKKEEPER in a wholesale store; must be a graduate of some ‘school or have had experience as bookkee\-er or office-work; no others need apply; staa!]. ‘Ade th partic UXDy BOORREEPER star office. Reverences must be unquestionable. ocld-st* WAXIED;A MAN OF ENERGY LoCATED OUT- fide leading cities to represent an old evtablished house in his state; salary about ¢7 per month; refer- ences. MANUFACTUKEK, Lock Box 1580, N. ¥. seld-ma&tudw ‘ANTED — WOMEN COOKS, €10 TO @40; W ‘isnbermaiin Housteomts, Siteer osen men, Forters Drivers, Waiters, malcand female, white aud colored help. NATIONAL EMPLOY Mc NT AND KOOM-RENTING BUREAU, 1008 o18-iw? WANTED--SITUATIONS. | ter than Kenovating Works; ¥ jovated. “Mat tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed. aud Moths De- stroyed. F. H.YOUNGS, Uitice 1402 Fa ave, Factory Sor, Set, and K sta we, Telophoue 10-2 of 1008 W 7 ANTED—TRY OU per RINE A oubd don't wet stron or rancid: keer Uei- "utter, eatisiaction fanded; stalls 338, 329 and 3:30 (etal Couter | Market, opposite Go-den's stalls; open ally tal 12°90; Retry ali day alm 46 nt i oren ‘ail day. 2 Scxisxnn” TelePbone, ad WR TES tt 1213 Feat fe a ctimissiouer 0: Deeds %24-3m__for Every State and Territory. W4S2aT kxow be Butter (churned every moruing aud do- Livered fae 1b. “Ward” print, 40c._ per Ib. ‘Got. Auge Cheese aud Buttermilk, Sweet Mk Sc. yer wuart. ay _LOST AND FOUND Tun;” had ou coliar Keward if returned to 411 QTOLEN FROM IN FRONT OF 152 BS between Gaud TBSS.a Psycho Sarety tool pouel Se 854 and bal harness UsT. Nw, lock pm. Frivay, October 19, Bicycle, with Lunp, bell aud > value, $100, Owned « STREST-RALLWA Hotel, two Niekel-p fed models of Journal Boxes” A liberal reward will be paid for return of same toabove Hotel office. O8T—ON OCTOBER 19, A PUG DCG, ANOUT reward will be paid GESS, 1106 Counect #53 O3T—ON LAST THUESDAY. A LARGE PUG Dox; answers to name of Put. i : reward. Return on ¥. ] OST BLACK BAK BREASTPIN, WITH PEARL head ‘and sicne. Liberal reward if returned to Koou. $6, Fendall Law Building. 4% aud D eta 020-S* yANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Sahoo eS jen. ‘ook, Comshi Butlers. SAM'L A” COM Fat. uw. oo2z-6 DE stands cutting, fitting. making over, and drap- ing, & to sew in families or with dressmakers; ER ~f Address DitssMAKEh, a uw. WANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLOKED ‘woman » situation as a cook in a private family; good references will be given. Call at 1825 K stu wt WVANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN—A SITUATION ‘as porter of useful 1H, Star office. 08) Et GYP ON We 7, Uct. 17; bud om collar, but w: Aseturn to 601 4th st. and get reward. cs MONEY TO LOAN. __ ¢ TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON LOCAL RE stucks, commercial boucyt and FRANK HO PELOUZE, 1313 Fst, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD a —*\y & 250,900 at o eee EW suit No MEK 313 F st. si Pra 86,000a0u 0m ae UY Bosh Cone 1420 x desires "position: Address STUDENT, Star office. ‘oc22-at uv 4 ANTED—BY A YOUNG SWEDI-H GIKL. A ‘ONEY ADVANCED TO firt-ciaee chamber maid and waitress, © place; two years at last. place Call | ages cancelled in the three days at 323 Cat 1 | paymen m ANTED—BY EXPERIENCED SETTLED WHITE | ** OTF and full Woman: weutle, quiet patient; potion to purse | 0c13-1m* ‘one oF two younsc! can teach very chia; | and sew: say = BROWN, Star of ii \WWANTED—sY 4 RESPECTABLE COLORED girl, place in private family ae chambermaid and waitress or cuaubermaid aud jlain sewiig: Feterence. Address M. W., Star office. to jute OF not; city reference. TED—BY a WHITE GIRL, PLACE AS COOK no or ir! or chambermaid;, ming; best references, F. O. Box 5: aw Waret A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, learn the horse-shoeing trade; reference if re: ‘Address D. F. S., 201 Mass. ave. u.w.o22-20° 7 ANTED—A POSITION AS CHAMBEKMAID BY Waite! Apply 1742 Votae 2 ae V "ED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS. W tnitidrese Howse Giria, side Rutwen Spun” stress, Butiers Coachmen, Walters aad bitcien ‘ilbave city reference. 613 7th st n.w. ocl2-6r" y ANTE ED-SEWING IN FAMILIES BY THE ay, Children's Clothes and Ane anderwear, good mender,’ darncr, clothes-iuarker, good button bole ‘Worker and sewilg machine operator: references given. Address Box 129 Star office. a V ANTED_PAKISIAN PERSON | DESIRES ‘SIT dressmaker in private family or Sf children; best references. inquire at Asou k ED—BY A NEAT, TIDY COLORED Gi i dtet'ciaas’ chuuibermands or wilt ao i ANTED_ S{TUATIONS — SETTLED, / CEMA man kitchen work : two white girl % house a colored coon, with rough wash: Pefer- a V Sicen: Tif Met uw. DUNDOKE & Co. WANTED SMFLOIMERT, FOR FIRST-CLASS cooks, coachisen, maids, butlers, nurses, waiters, scomstresscs, dishwashers, scullobs.it fauuilice.diuiug: and hotela. BUMNUAM'S, 650-032 Feta. oczO-Oe \ANTED_BY A LADY SITUATION TO TAKE W ‘itive of house, care of a child, ter a some light ut; Stags Bet referenoe ‘Adres kira Mi ‘ANTED—BY A DRUG CLERK A POSITION, some other busivess or in ie ezout Wass, AT NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT ‘and Koom-Kenting Bureau, 1008 F st. n.w., white and cowied, male ‘and female help, cooks, ‘nurses, coschmen, Wanzee Sethe and at the shortest notice, to their adi cal na wil find it ~ vanisegs early “ure strestu.w. ecl7-1in BUY #0) OK TO pay off mortwages, long time and bo ris Mort- "event of death; ex-y mont Pp ecees hu mor- than rent Will buy’ howe. Call oa, SMITH & SIBBALD, O20 F stn. Ww. Mo TO LOAN, IN LARGE AND SMALL sums, ou approved real estate wecurty, at loweat k tes of interest moderate. ocd dau HT, LELPOLD, 1331 F st. nw. ONEY TO NON KEAL ESTATE AND other securities at lowest rates uf interest. No de- ¥ JAB. F. BROWN, Beal istaie Broker, oct-3m, 21106 F at 10 LoaN— £10,000 at 6 Per Cent, $3,000 at 6 Per Ceut, ‘Beal katate security, ‘BEALL, BuOWN & 00. ocd-Im_ ISL F at 0) TO LOAN ON RE: ESTATE IN 828,000 Raa WR eaT eowce efeurity at 5 per cout wterest, i, WAL- NER & CO. se26-30t O SUIT, FOR 5, Smente, “Ih the out Turtber pay ONEY LOANED, IN SUMS 10, 215, 08 BD peare.Eaay event of denth, loan is canceled wi inet, and property turned over tree of incumbrauce The plau of the United Security Lite and Lrust Co.. | of hia, is the best ever devised to ebable par” ties to own their homes for the ordinary cost of rent, ed full eplauecs seaear FEL DSMLTH © BUN, Aweiite, 1222 Pet EAL E VESTMENT. ESTAREE As UC. & BONDS. ‘SUMS 200, SMALL FEEMIUa CHARGED, ON REAL ESTATE fau25]__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. MS - ADD COMM! ‘ON REAL ESTATE 18 THIS DISTRICT. UPWARD, 8 OF INTEREST (1S8ION WANTED. -ROOMS. 3 CALLS Dar Boom: enters. Keal Ratate Agenta, 13.1 F et, oc2t ‘ANTED—FURMISHED AND UNFURViSHED Tooms: have many them for rent ous st once. ROOM Nit ING AGENCY, O17 Oth st new. ‘oes PERSONAL ‘ANTED—BY TWO ADULTS—THREE ROOMS - W6iisona door (unturuisbod), madera, improves raoal Ges oo Te mete and f docaion: Rorthwest _ssetion. | Tice to onuer wing prices: & B. Blue never sees ee - Gloth 810; D8 Bue Beaver Cloth, @17-" Coier, at _—————————eeeeee or WANTED—HOUSES. oa ANTED—TO PUKCHASE FOUR OB FIVE OY eccrine ee gs »,000 each, bAKL I, erie 0020-34? Wang ror An oes a MEDICM, athoiss ‘churches: for cash. 3 Bites, 1313 F at. oe: THAT FRESH ALDER- | nawe. | st ‘esured or moucy Te | decorated STEKDAY, SMALL YELLOW DoG: | ple ave, Le Droit Parc | FOR RENT—ROOMS, __, Om RENT TMREE Qi FOUN TORN ED Om Tn ‘northwest. cunverient to apart Sioute and car ines. Address Mize. H, Sear ©iBee } NT_aT 1916 PENNSILVANIA AVE NW, ’ Fu 5, WEA! QUARTOAS” Fol ep suite or single, wish iso wtoble in tear aud OK KENT—940 0 BT Bice, peamant, wut iy of three adulia. JOR KENT—PIVE HANDSOMEL Kouns will rent en #uite oF siugie, houm pleas Autly lcosted convenient tocar and. berdies family, referwuces, Adures 1110 16th et (OR RENT—THREE LARGE HANDSOME hicely furuisbed rooms ob Bret ad Bourse WeDEU) luewtion, RutLern eXpOSUre every Conve Bieuce , or would 1 nt house furumbed for ing: reference required. 1803 Qet nw NICELY FURNISHED leman. con) utaid bureau of Fy fg. lnguirest Vo Cat am, oct 2 FoR RENT Ole 12H Sr. Nw. LARGE, wade heated, baudsomely furnished oon, having {6 we lange closet aud ath edjuining: ie ming hance wt good board. {OK RENT—A SECOND FLOOR SUITE OF TWO Toms, eUBUY BoUtbErL expomure. bested by fur hace and Open fires, fasbonsive location tae pare fect; {-mily private, Address K?G. Star ofc: 203° OK RENT—TWO LAKGE, BEAUTIFUL be ‘also 1 email, ome suital Private, at 1317 G «1 see OK Ki. 1—FUKNISHED KOOMS WITH Boar, delightful location, south frout. ome equa, we of War'sud Navy Deyartinette, table board isc a SU kw. reference. oof" JOR RENT—FUKNISBED ROOMS WI. H bak in private family. reference required. “Apply sy: a eee oe {ok RENT-AT vil DE SALES ST Nw. A handsome suite of rooms, second Boot, uniur ould furnish if desired eee SLVEKAL FINELY-FURAIaneD 28 ot uw, opposite the Britioh love. {OR | RENT— FURNISHED — TWO GOMMI NE cating Koume ou se. two or three comiuunt Terms reasouabie. Graut Place uw. LEASANT FUKNI 0 . second and third Sov 2; location desirable. Address "Ss. 1. lange, communicating, ’ Lerdios pase the door. 48 Ht iue JOK RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED BOOMs, svi ond story: fvur unfurnished roma, thine «tory $19 Ost aw. oe ie 2TH ST NW, HANDoMELY suite or single, with 7 with ard & epecialty; convenient oat NISHED—TO ADULIs Two Alcove, third floor: in new Livg ‘Seb st. uw. rete 4 ences. “Good bounding second door oom | OR KENT—BKIGHT, SUNNY AND HANDSOME ly turmiaied Koots, On second aud third Boore also Parlor if desirou, uear Athngton Motel. private family. 1014 15th si uw. ool Ok RENT—BEAUTIFUL KoOMS IN VERY DE sirabie | B borthwest, with oF without board. Commer 1th aud Kets cua bt KENT—1309 H STREET N W, CHEMAFUL, 2 bowly-Luruinied rovum in wew boune W. HAND: on 2d flour 1H the house, Fok 2ST a xpsome Pes XW. FOUR poons vast of Conuecticht avenue: pretty, wished rooms, with ret clans taule board aud Ojon hove, refcieuces exchauged. 0M ST NEWLY-FOKNISHED orth west. to gentie Herlics pase ie door. Address . ts __ lew AULIFUL BOOMS. SINGLE OR Nate tuiully’. furnished. large double Aud wast {rout opeu fire, inoue in vu, Petereucee required. LVL Kat tw Fx KENT—TWO NICELY Muuuicating rooms with board, soulheru exposure every couveurter, berdics pass the door. Lady ke iw _ soir ISHED ROOMS, Wii i Ol & po.vaie Louse, terme rpsome- sccoumodat Ou and tare butie-like, Labie Bowrd- iso. 424 Mameachusctinave. u.6. wcdyae ‘Ok BENT—725 18TH ST. ELEGANTL: PUR “ THKEL }OK KENT—1308 Ls Room, with boards wife oF (wo genUemen. private tamily , Lo chide ele Tobie Board, reiereiice required. : Ok KENT — NICELY FURNISHED bOUMS, northeast corner Stn and K ste, u.w.; firsn O00 location, QUE KENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT Louis on sccuud Moor, With exceleut table boar! ‘Address 1196 12th wt. uw. ce POR BENT vsInABLE ROOMS ON SD FLOOR, With private bath, fur eled or Uufurujbed. 2 lutwe roou. ou fourth floor, house hum ali mon couventeut W tay ues ot iFiuate uw FLOUR bi p FAMILY, suitable sor” ligt dre preferred. teres i fcr, partly furpished beeping, parties without Fk EST on Sr Sw Landsoue suite of Looms exposure, also bret Go utiet, Feut remsouable te FOS SESToT Wo SckLy 4 CaN tSHED {cont Focus, first and second flours. bay w Louse bas all wodera impr Appy 1017 12th et nw. Fox BEST ei & gr furnisied suite of Koome ; wutbern crate heat, aime, ailigle ovum, CoLveuieit to Mas : oo tae jok KiNT—PLEASANT FULNISHED looms, scoud and third flours eb suite ur wilkin, with tabie Vourd; retereuces required. Apply"at ju L * 1w. sant Tinia {OK KENT—TWO PLEASANT SUNNY Cum. hicating. well jurnished rooms on third Bor, en. Suite oF elngie, with beat and lyst, privace suis, 1121 lou st ow. a ee UK KENT OR LEASE—FOR BUSINESS, REWS. Paper offices, colpumiton roots, euitoris! roome, or Other Vusibers. fue Ligit room waitaule for engraving of Linuiug, oLe entre Boor od 5 roome, Sud “4 other apartnenta “C Lith st, uppusite Bveniug Star. ae se LOK REST — FURNISHED OR UNFURNsRED Frtms! second Boor, siusle ren suite. with or without board, geutlemen preferred, orgeutieuven and Wile; terms moderate. 1141 Luu ak uw. oleae {0K KENI—1W0 LANGE + ULNISHED OvatMU- mie with aloove, with or without tuard 1304 bode Inlaid ave. clea JROE RENT — PLEASANT FURSISHED woma, facing South; Ubexceied newhburioud (1. 4 Ie ole POR RENT—HANDSOMr BACK PAKLOK, wire aicove fUruished as seeping -rovl, oF Uwe comuiu. iicating rooms ou thirs Soor, Turaure mew aid clean; private family. to refined aud quiet poreous inodersteterum 190Sket nw. oleae ROK RENT—THREE LOOMS ON FIRST FLOOR, with table linen, beading, cumpl-te for light "LSusekees tne dvauce. Luguire 312 Massachusetts aveu.e co lbit* DOK KENT—OCOK O71 T. AND MASS AVE. * Bitte thoeg Puruiated Room. with board, south: ‘exposure. ‘excUanged. ax OF eusiet tale Voardere sccoummounted. “oo ¢ KENT—T DOME OX SEOUND floor; turuisued or unfurnished. with boaru ove ustable for sigue geuticues, table board & 8) sist) 1313 3 Cd T S208 HST. NW FoR Fees a syusre Irom care Bousekeepauit OB KENT- Bi inea) two Turuiabed ‘with best amo ea, third and secobd Bvor~. 10 and G40, ib privel fou ly, desirable roome aud ;ocatum, a x 71H Nw THREE LBFOR- 20K KENT 471 Hs =< suitable for hueut bousekeeping: aso (we Turn Parlors; uo chi dren. ole ar FOR RENT—OFFICES. Foe HAVE NOW IN MY OFFICE igs seme. Hous for telephone ‘toa whic with eat ok pcitwiewoe FOR RENT—STORES. Di—iz0e K ST. NW. PURNIRHED ‘Suite, two. late. pariore ana library. br fuer: would ~wit” physician or Member; alec, tui d Ba Froot room: Furunoe snd grete west chy JOR KENT—A HANDSOME BEOOND Turniaued oF unturuiabed, with oF w:iboU! pt A O13 12un ot bw. ie ae {0k KENT—S12 TO PER MONTH, TO GEN pe