Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1892, Page 4

4 : THE EVENING STAR.| m | mia | Woonwann Axo Lorasor, WASHINGTON. > Ilse sale 10TH, 17H AND F STR XW. will add will be —— = “- Brorser | 7% €@-Closed at 5 every weening eacoct Sater THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and dave, when we eloee at 1 permanent circulation in Washington three —o—— times larger thas that of any other paver in thecity. As a lecal NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it bas ne competitor. ‘The volume of complaint in regard to the in- adequacy vf the garbage service still continues ‘and it is evident that the adequate remedy for the evil has not yet been secured. ‘The Commissioners have apparently given earnest attention to the matter. They Promptly notified the contractor when complaints began to multiply that he ‘must fulfil his contract at any expense and on Yesterday compelled him to meet the increasing ‘meeds with a larger number of carte, meantime making new policemen in citizens’ clothes to investigate the @ontractor’s service and asa result of this in- spection made improvements. The report by the major of police of the results of the police investigation throws considerable light on the matter. Among the causes for the bad service fe the inadequate force, which is only equal to visiting lese than onc half of the premises to be served. Lack of facili- ties and insufficient foree at the dump; absence of system in the collections; laziness and idleness on the part of the collectors, £c., are other causes. But it is evident that one great source of the trouble is the want of su- pervision. The contractor, it seems, is » de- partment empioye and can give no proper per sonal supervision. and as Congress refused to provide for official inspectors there is virtually nobody to look after the collectors and see that they do their duty day by day. To remedy the evil it is imperative not only that the force should be increased but that it should be prop- acl dct ‘The Milwaukee public library is a good ex~ ample of what can be done in a few years to- ward creating a first-rate collection of books by well-directed efforts. Fourteen years since ‘the Young Men's Association turned over to the city nearly ten thousand volumes, and this beginning has developed into a well-selocted Libracy of 60,000 volumes, housed in a building which is a credit to the city of Milwankee. This fe an object lesson for Congress. Washington, long in need of a public library, asks that the different departmental libraries be consolidated in the city post office building when erected, and that the duplicate copyright books over- flowing the Library of Congress more and more regulations designed to fa-ilitate xEQY, SQUARE NECK conseT cov- ic b iT SETS SLL —50.— JUARE CORSET COv- of * ley cambric, wiih fine He embroidery, ake”, trimmed and iSimatch, or. —98.— TRA FINE CAMBRIC CORSET COV- ‘Hamburg inserting Linus: Daawens. FINE CAMBRIC DRAWERS, open and —25.— FINE, MUSLIN DHAWERS, trimmed Siibroidery rule: “For | “ide Hamure EXTEA FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS, with wide Hamburg embroidery tr —50c.— FINE NAINSOOK DRAWERS, finished with a ‘of Swiss embroidery and clus- tere of For —63.— i SLIN DRAWERS, finished with FINE MU! ‘Bgmburs embroidery and tucks, ‘Also Lace- Drawers. For INE VAL. LACE- MED olivins CE-TRIM 07 ieee AND POINT DTRLA! ED DEAWERS) Forse 1» 91.75, 82.25, €2.50.— every year be deposited in the new library, and that it be a joint department and public library, to be kept open for the benefit of government emplores and citizens in general during season- able hotirs of the day and evening. While their Mbrary cost the people of Milwaukee a consid- arable sum to establish and maintain it, the ‘Washington public library would be compara- tively inexpensive for the reasons above stated. The subject is worthy of the private considera- tion of such members of Congress as remain in ‘the city, and should come up at the next session for action. ——_—_+«+—___ The preservation of its forests is one of the first objects to be cared for by our enlightened mation. The destruction of wood in the culti- ‘ated regions of ancient Syria and North Africa, ue to invasions of barbarous tribes,and mumer- ous wars produced drought, by which all the ‘Moisture being absorbed the rivers were dried Up, the farms decayed, the cities deserted and almost the whole land became a howling waste. ‘The U. & land commissioner in one of his last (e@icial acts before resignation makes a number of valuable suggestions respecting the public Iands and the threatened destruction of timber — A general law on the subject, Mr. says in his annual report, is unquestion- ably demanded, in which there should be ade- quate provision in regard to both forest reser- ‘ation and the cutting and removal of timber Provements should be supplied, and requests ‘Of all persons for timber for all other purposes whatever should be denied and a penalty for ‘waste should be provided for those who despoil ‘the public land of its treea. The commissioner is undoubtedly right in this matter and he is sustained by public sentiment. That s strong adequate law on the subject has not been long. ago enacted is one of the mysteries of our con-. greesional system. oo ___ ‘The great problem of the centuries has been tation man would never have been civilized. As the older civilizations used the shoulders of ‘the people and the eruder forms of invention x ‘Manual there was at the close of last year 170,- 1 miles of track or 43.6 per cent of the ‘world’s total with only one-sixth of Europe's (MEN'S FINE SCOTCH After thesealkin raids im the-north, Uncle Sam, with « natuml anxiety to avoid being froaen ont, feela it ineambent eral favor by stating whether or net the-wild ‘waves are saying ‘I amas Jemocrat.” ania Garza has discharged another yoiley emu, Cuemtee. SLiN CHEMISE, plain bands, shall sleeves Iobecend wide” Wor" nee ene 395 FINE MUSLIN CHEMISE, | trimmed with Hamburg em! inserting, ¢deed round neck and sleeves with fi Giinburg edge to match. ‘For i ae FINE campnrc CHEMISE, yoke of fine torchon lace, narrow lace edge wund neck ‘and sleeves.” For — ie EXTRA FINE CAMBRIC CHEMISE, Tound necks and some square. For FINE CAMBRIC CHEMISE, and square necks, elmimed ‘wit NAINSOOK CHEM) ‘with square neck, some ‘ali lace or 4 — Re 5 i. x kN ae NNN Gao WAG! at x re 420, 422. 424. 426 7TH ST. “t Cimatr & Lewy, 928 7TH AND 706 K ST. ¥.W. ‘Half wool, about 2% pieces, 18c. quality. | Marked down to 123¢c. IDEALIAN CHALLIES—32 inches wide, 180. qual- ity. Marked down to-12%e. “GENUINE BIARRITZ KID GLOVES. Only/88e. ‘Worth $1.25. BARGAINS IN-PARASOLS. BARGAINS IN CHINA MATTING. Touonzow, Weoxzspis, RIGHTH DAY ten-day sale of Ladiee ‘Muslin Underwear. ° SIXTH DAY semi-annual sale of Men's and Boys’ Unisundered Shirts. FOURTH DAY twonty-day sale of Men's Half Hose. FOURTH DAY special sale of Lace Curtains. ‘THIRD DAY ten-days’ sale of Lediey end Children's Hosiery. THIRD DAY reduction sale ef Picvuresand ‘Easels. a sereged as essential to your comfort aad enjoyment on slong journey asscomband brush. There is nothing that will make time fly quicker. Our ‘Department of Summer Reading contains literature to suit any mind. Don't fail to visit it before leaving for your vacation. sonal Ayn Ea,szzs. We informed you on Saturday last that we intended to close out our present stock of Pic- tures and Easels. We bave, therefore, made reductions accordingly. Every Pioture hes been reduced to about one-half its value, Such en opportunity to secure real bargains in this line may never occur again. Make your seleo- tlons before the stook is picked over. ONE LOT 10x20 Pastels—liginch fancy steel frames. Regular price, $1. —Closing-out Price, 75e.— ONE LOT 20x2% Eneravings, Rtchings and Pastele—oak and steel and white snd gold frames. Regular prices, @1.50, @2.50 and 83.25. —Closing-ont Price, @1.— ONE LOT Framed Etchings and Water ore—slightly damaged. jar prices, $2, 93.60, $3.75, $4 and 64.95. —Closing-out Price, $1.50.—— ONE LOT Etchings, Pastels, Engravings and ‘Water Colors—oak and white and gold frames. Regular prices, @3, $3.50, 94, 94.26 and 4.50. —Closing-out Price, $2.— OWE LOT Pastels and tchings—frames slightly damaged. Regular prices, $3.75, 94.95, $5.95 and 86.75. —Closing-out Price, $2.50.—— ONE LOT Etchings, Pastels, Engravings and Water Colors—frames new and perfext. Reg- lar prices, $4, $5, $5.40and €6. —Closing-out Price, ¢3.—- ONE LOT 16x20 Ornamented Oak Frames— neat steel linings—fitted with glass and back. Regular price, $1.25. —Closing-out Price, 65e.—- ONE LOT (38) 6-foot Imported Bamboo Easels—cut ends, beveled and plugged—richly burnt and polished. Regular price, 0c. —Closing-out Price, 4c. —- st floor... 10th st. tatlding.) —o— Bara Towers, ‘A larger and better assorted stock of Bath Towels than ours cannot be found in Wash- ington. : Unbleached Cotton Terry Bath Towels. —5, 12%, 18, 21, 3746 and 500. — Bleached Cotton Terry Bath Towels. —1O, 15, 18, 21, 25, 3736, 50, 626, 8760. and 81.00, — “Snowflake” Bath Towels—full blesched— All white—best quality. B76, 0236, 87740. and $1.00.— Unbleached Linen Terry Bath Towels. —S1, 37%. 50, 624, 75, 87260. t0 $1.60. — Bleached Linen Terry Bath Towels. —Te. and $1.00. — 2a for... Lith st. building.) ing BLACK DRESS GOODS AT 50s. A YARD. 40-inch All-wool Henrietta. 40-inch All-wool Serge. 40-inch All-woo! Storm Serge. ‘38-1nch All-wool Nun's Veiling. 40-inch All-wool Albstross. 40-inch Mohair. 40-inch All-wool Gray Plaid. ‘@3-inch Silk and Wool Grensdines. 50c. a yard. -+++-@nnex to 10th st. building.) pT r. Bors Goons. A new lotof Odd Pantedn all-wool materisle— ‘medium and dark colors—all sixes. —$1, 91.25 and $1.50 pair.—- Fast received—s now lot of Bive Flannel Bathing Suits, neatly trimmed, loug or short sleeves. All sizes. Usually sold at $3.50. —Specisl price, $2.78.— Alotof fine Zephyr Cloth Wrappers in nest stripes and plaids, ruffled yoke, perfect fitting. All sizes, Usually sold for $1.75. —Special price, 91-38. —- New-Polke-dot Satine Walsts with jabot etipenat and Valves 1buns, 1 to 2r~ands-Jong, 1.00 Remuants Moque’s 5 to Remnants Body Srunseis a8 7Se. yard. yards. $1. O0-per yard. and Booder, 300 15 vardey pasa nants Derpeatey Bronesls.5 % 15 saris, SOc. ver, Remmente Zmerain, 5 to 20 yards, 36e..per yard. Best. “ np 40s, aad = large line of MadesUy (Gee une €18.08-Oek tite. pa RE| Nonox Deerenez. “Lotta” Drees Lafters.....0.-. danse sesreees GO Aleohol Lamps... ae (Steel Hate Pins... 20... cena des: Linen Theead.. notes epost ‘Woving Pins tor-side hate.....0...-....9 for Be (Pires flow... .........--s ER ot Duflding.) ; | fully 230. Our improvement sale price, — aa ice 4 rw Turnovrunrt Sitz Or Dar Goove AT COST 18 XOW IN PROGRESS. EVERY YARD AND ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE Ix OUR ‘STORE AT PRIME COST. ‘WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTION TODAY OF BOMB EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IX TOWELS. 9200 dosen Pure Linen Huck Towels, 17x28. Werth 2.00 per dosen. Our improvement sale prise, ile. RACH, . on 2.25 PER DOSER. 100 dosen Fine All-Linen Huck Towels, 19x38. ‘Worth €2.50 per dosen. Our improvemeut sale price, 180, RACH, on 2.00 PER DOZEN. 50 dosen Knotted Fringe Demask Towels, worth 20e. EACH. All our Fine Damask and Huck Towels that were Be. 4 AT 22. EACH, oR 92.65 PER DOZEN. FANCY PARASOLS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. ALL OUR UMBRELLAS AT COST PRICES. SPECIAL: We received yesterday » beck order in- ‘voice of Dotted White Swiss and offer them at 30 AND 850. A YARD. ‘These are worth 373 and 450. Tounsoxn & Lorrams. 713 Market apece. LADIES. (Our Bargain Counter is loaded with Manufacturers’ Samples of High and Low Out-Shoes, which we are offering trom 33 to 60 per cent below regular prices. All Low Shoes not oa the bargain counter will be ‘20ld 20 per cent below marked prices. GENTLE PEL. ‘We are giving 20 per cent discount on all Low Shoes « i consisting of Kangaroo, Oxfords, Prince Alberts Southern Ties and Russia Calf Blacher Oxfords. Gro. W. Rice. 17 MARKET SPACE. Norame arronps rat nesprctasre HOUSEWIFE MORE PLEASURE THAX THE KNOWLEDGE THAT, WHETHER SHE HAVE LITTLE OR NO READY MONEY AT HER COMMAND, OUR EQUITABLE OREDIT SYSTEM, REPOSING UNBOUNDED CONFIDENCE IN HER HONOR, PLACES HER IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT AND ACCEPTS REPAYMENT FROM THE SMALL SAVINGS OF HER WEEKLY OB MONTHLY TOIL. WITH US HER PROMISES ARE AS GOLD AND HER GOOD WILL AS TREASURES WHICH OAN BE EXCHANGED FOR TANGIBLE HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES, EXALTING HER TO AN EVEN PLANE WITH THE MOST FORTUNATE. OUR RENOVATED PARLORS HAVE AGAIN BREN REPLENISHED WITH 4 HANDSOME LINE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, REFRIGERATOMS, BABY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND EVERY ARTIOLE CALOULATED TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE AND TSE HOME CIRCLE ‘TO GLOW WITH CHEER. Hover & Henauames asa Axp Cazprr Hovars, 947, O19, OL AND wes 7TH SE. axD 00 MASS. AVE. ¥.W. able odor and unpleesant flavor, but the genuine Lime Commusrs, ‘Bearing the suthorised signature of Justus ton UGUST 9, ee ee ee 1892. Towzts Fos You Yoo means the note proprietor, who needs sturdy ‘Towels; or gow, the fair woman with delicate skin, Who requires very dainty bite of linen; or you, the athletic man, who emilee under the glow of these blood-cireulating Turkish Towels; or you, the house- ‘wife, who more than likely requires these miniature ‘Towels for bab¥ or these big ornamental ones, too choice to be soiled, or these more humble but equally, ‘useful ones for the kitchen. ven the barber can find ‘what bé wants aUong these thousands of towels. Dinter Frou Taz Muss. To You. Yor ean took on the Patate ‘Royal merely depot: where are stored the Towels prior to distribution— distributed in the most economica! way known, Le. Girect from niliker, bought and sold for cash to con- sumer: ag ee ae ‘The guarantee that they are pure linen, coupled ‘with the word of the maker that they are aleosres from dressing, tells you that no unseen defects exist. ‘Your eyes will tell you the rest. Come and see them. Bor Let's tey and hold some of them before you now—be- fore your mind's eye. Here’s one. Judge the size of it by your beight. It is 4 feet long and 2 wide. It's a fatr weight, and, being free from dressing, will be heavier after washing, and the price is only $2.25 a dosen—10 cents for towel that surely is not bad ‘Value, as retail prices generally fo, at 25 cents. ‘Here's another that will attract the woman's eye: ‘It's of damask, with fancy border and knotted fringe, ize 21264 inches/ and costs only 23 conts—$2.75 a dozen. Here's one « little smaller, 16136 inches, but it’s « dainty bit of damask and only costs 14cents only 2Scents. Suchen honest towel! Such a consti- tution! Such ® pedigree! And here are e bundred ‘and one others waiting for you at as low as 98 cents = Chiffon, such as sold at Gc. a yard, and can ask only 89 cents. Lovely shades of lavender, tan and pink, also black and cream. ‘More of those 980. India Silk Dress Fronts have ar- rived, in plain and polka dots. THE PALAIS ROYAL. - (Continued below.) aT Tur Lowesr Prices Yer. ‘Made of all-wool navy and black storm serge, fin- ished like custom-made garments. Sizes, 32 to 44, bust measure. But prices are deceptive, especially low prices like these. A low-price suit is usually very expensive in theend. If you willeramine these Suits you will find the Palais Royal has linked cheapness with merit— a rare happening. Sin Bitte 98a Wassees ‘You need to see them because the price is sus- Piciously low. Ask tosee the navy and bleck gar- ments with stripes and figures and you'll have a pless- ant surprise, we think. Tres tuewise women who now bays an expensive ‘Tea Gown. When the season comes living prices are easily secured, now you can buy st the price we did— at the wholesale price. You may know that the Palais Royal dove not allow any branch of ite departmentsto vegetate. Chotce Tea Gowns and Sik Robes are now not much in demand, so prices are lowered to create @ demand. That's why we are kept busy between ses- Biscx Suas Vesr Came. Cut pieces, but see what you save. $2.40 for ¢ yards Se. Black Jepancee Silk. @1.17 for 3 yards 50c. Black Japances Silk. j f i i 8 TRRRTTT HTT Interior and imitation verte are coarse, of diengree- | “et ‘Linbig, the great chemist, hes the efor of roast beet | feet Gravy, a fine Savor, dissolves cleariy in weter and as- ‘stmfiates with the finest and simplest cookery. FOR DELICIOUS, REFRESHING BEBF TRA YOR penovap ap soowouic coomast. Gauxre_Scirs Scovass ““For Sale.” “Yor Sale. ““For Sale.” “*For Sale.” “Wor Rent.” **For Rent.” ‘For Rent.” “or Rent.” “For Sale.” T, “For Sala” “For Rent.” os “For Rent.” wper mic” Exzcrnororse, “For fais." “For Bent.” “For Sale” NATURE'S CURE FOR “For Rent." ALL DISEASES, = *“For Bale.” “For Rent.” “For Rent.” ee ee “For Sale.” Fon Suz “Wor Sale.” “"For Rent.” Ox “For Rent.” “For Sale. “Wor Sale.” “For Rent.” Tasratzaents, “For Rent.” “For Sale.” —_— “Bor Sale.* rin! ga So “"For Rent.” cata rented ‘a's “For Rent.” “For Sale.” it We 4 canoer Bo “For Sale. “For Sale.” a tor it. “For Rent.” “For Rent.” ‘satel say at ites bene “For Sale.” itv has. improved and - ‘tonic to my sye- “*For Rent.” 1 “For Sale." MES, M. E. MARTIN, **For Sele.” 708 'B st. sw. for Rent.” “For Rent." “For Sale.” “For Rent.” “For Sale.” ONLY PROCURABLE “*For Rent." or “For Bale.” “"For Rent.” “‘For Rent.” “For Sale.” Amuxno “"For Sale." wor Rent.» Exzcrnooie “For Rent. Co. forage “8 ” es “*For Rent.” 1405 N.Y. Ave. «ror sua» ATRIAL TREATMENT ‘‘For Rent” FREE. “For Rent.” “For Rent.” *‘For Rent.” ‘For Rent.” “For Sale.” **For Sale.” **For Sale.” *“For Sale." Taz Wanszx Suoz Hover, 1015 F STREET B.W., HAS PROVEN TO THE PUBLIO THAT IT 18 THE ONLY GENUINE BARGAIN SHOE STORE ON F STREET. THIS WEEK WE ARE CLOSING ovr ant LADIES’ OXFORD TIES AND LOW SHOES BELOW ACTUAL COST, VIZ: SEVERAL LOTS, MOSTLY 3, 96 AND 4 IN SIZE, AT 61.85 PER PAIR; WORTH 82.50, 63 AND 4 ONE LOT MISSES HEELED SHOES (SIZES 11 TO 13) AT 65 CENTS PER PAIR; WERE $2 AND €2.50 PER PAIR 4 FEW PAIRS MEN'S $5 RUSSIA CALF BALS, SIZES 9, 9%, 10, 10% AND 11, AT $2.95 PER PAIR. WE PAY NO REGARD TO COST ON ANYTHING-ALL MUST GO. wg L115 F Sroser N. W. Axovur Your Snozs. ‘atience. ve had such trouble, it will you to come directly here. Ladies’ White Canvas Oxfords at $3 per pair, Taller! Ruesot Leather Oxfords at gd $3.50 per pair. and low, 04, 64.50 and & per pair. Hoover & Swyvea, ‘Expert Shoe Fitters,” 1217 Pa Ave N. W. "For Sale.” | 7 Sama Ss Maryland ave. per eg ft a SALE_ONE OF THE MOST DESInABLE Bonees te the warihwest 1107 teh ae Mee : voom, f ANCE FOR A PARTY WIT Teatment i st Price, @2.500. Lat ‘alone AVID D. STONE, #06 Fist. nw Con llr Axn F Srs. 3730 Tre DD. elo: EA 6-ROOM 1. FUR in Wee ae und “a8 THE OWNER OF A BEAUTIFUL «tk. ath and cellar brick, am. {ttm good hae LAF sold at wee with Beet Go ee South. Raines D LATRO! "APERED AND IN CO aus OF BRICK, ALL M. 5.500, eaay terms. ke WY PLETE ORDES JOHN B. WIGHT, 14106 et Never in the yk, the ctty have we given such PAINS in eal SALE A PA Peete Se . “Terms Suny" wn the can afford protte, We guaran SALE—LOVELY BRICK ON Scaent by Yookeh an claptrap Wan > ies uc. See what we offer and wait Sse dent ae 4 ‘We now display « large and varied stock of FINE CUT GLASS RoR sale veewont ave Soom: VERMONT AVE NW. 6 ROOMS, At sbout ONE-HALF USUAL PRICES. ‘bath cellar’ site, tide alley, delightiul = aN » ‘which we are closing out at greatly reduced prices. HD, 920 MONTELY. 7 new m th M. W. BEVERIDOR, SOMONE BED, ie Fa Se SER Importer of Pottery and Giass, RB CASH, 850 PER MONTH, FOR new I on Met. nw, ‘ ous 2215 F ot and 1216Gst. | nace, &c. Price, 86,500. GEO. ¥. WOk' STON. Soo hhet. ow. aus St” 3 CORNEN, NEW 0 ROOM “Beas stu end every con- 500." ch = eo weno uB-3t ‘SALE_NEW, HANDSOME, WEL BALE NEN. WARDAG Frm jOUSES: TERMS TO SUIT yo Peckt book many part of chest Cwnekas Whitening all articles of Buff Buckskin Leather, Suede Shoes, Canvas Shoes, Kid Shoes and Slippers 2B and 60 centa, ‘WILSON & CARR, miB-tm ere. nw x (RE OF Bove Ger Tax Besr. # rooms, ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS. 5 Por SALE—BEAUTIFCL ki ; =i wore & Bro. | Fay ic ics unt loth. ace Bator and ts 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels of best snake at low peices. mn2o pent" bratrn stone framt 0 rx some. beth and elegantly Blabed’ 185106 to Pia Est 2 % Gooprean * * _Ifyouwante MACKIN- RUBBER * * TOSH GARMENT or other COMPANY, * * © WATERPROOF WRAP or 300 9thet. — * * * ‘apairof RUBBER BOOTS ‘Melville Lindsay, * * * or OVERSHOES, « Hot AdaLager. * ° © Water. Bottle Fountain °° © Syringe or say article of * * © MANUFACTURED RUB- BER you will find the * °° “GOLD SEAL" Grade the fe27 * * © bestand most reliable ‘(HE GOLDEN SICKLE WALTZES, BY FRANK K_ FX 3 are very beautiful. Just out. Get one of 30 MEXRY WHITE, 005 F ot KERY50. EXGRAVEN AND Litdoauardes 101? Penna. B.w. ‘Visiting cards printed from plate, 75e. per 100 _ocl ‘NKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POsI- Dr. HAINES" 3 To. Sold by 8. F. WARE. Dragyist, Wasbin«ton.Jo7-1y A, S00pRICH. AWIE! R, 124 | DEARBORN crecy | th en ts @ivorce, with laws of all states, in ie Taw see FOR SALE_A NERY DESIRABLE LOCATION, two squares from the Capitol I ‘bait | eynare from care: Sstory bay. 11 rooms, bath | and cellar. all modern improveuents. handsome !y out -at reat sacrifice tf sold at once; aap investment gill reat ot 8 ver cent. ‘or warms, &c., inquire an6.3t" OWNER, 405 .C st. a0. | POR, SALE—OR WILE EXCHANGE Pox UNI pheed proverty in the u.e. or n.¥.—house “my2ituthely é NY TIME YOU WANT ANYTH and ee HURRY come to Ww. in a. or kad “OF. a. aw. bn Groom brick. with twowtory stable on Rrie ia. Rothe for iN WORE pT AT ee Ry A egeang a OOUGAN & BUTLER, x _” — OR SALE 7-r00m ON Litg st 8.W. BET. F AND G@, Pent, $10.per ano, "200. + ODUGRN & FOR SALE—HOUSES. ye Stthnad Gas monthly. "Souscr Pikes” eae To |. 200 ONE OF ome oe Lith stow. au6.8t QOK SALE A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE DWELL- {ng and business properties in good and growing the city, a € PIMCE OF 14TH ST. PROP. fort front. suitable for couversion te Trunks ker iD, ALBA GOOD PAYING INV! i and 71 deothet ree tol ER au6<it* FOers FOE ALE 20 Rom | PRESs-Bi three stories. wit prnvase. ‘with, stable: S0fert aller | 0 good vastness ply ot OWE Era ord 14th st. nw. eg FOE SALE-A KUMBER OF NEW | 2-sTORT brtek Just con th st be Lincoln Suinuer ste, Howard University y as an investment 0 ony ‘AKNER & will rooine very rent for @12.60 per month. ‘a06-3t FORSALE Os are. sf. ca Pleasant, four ne A NICE LITTLE Tw n.0., Ko. G35. just around the Ss eeitks a A BG SALE—ON 5TH ST. ‘and SALE_ON W. NEAR rortes and Tuten furnece ke thiols