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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
WANTED--HOUSES.

XXyANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE BETWEEN
w 4th and 18th st. and and New. York ave. n. w.
from 8 to 10 rooms. Mod imp: family to board with
the renter Address Mrs. STINZING, SO3 n st. n. w.,
Washington, ID. Z. lie
"ANTED-TO RENT BY A LADY, WHOSE
w health has failed, two partially Furnished
Houses one of the finest and most fashionable local.
tiles for boarding house: boarders paying be
tween $500 and $500 per month, and nine rooms still
to be re ted beside dining room and parlors Would
prefer to sell furniture to parties desiring the house
Address Alpha star Office. d23ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

The announcement reaches US from Spain
that King Alfonso died a bankrupt. This viii,
doubtless be a sad blow to the shopkeepers and
miilineEs of Madrid, but this journal loses
nothing by the royal collapse Our bit of good
fortune in this regard illustrates the wisdom OF
the rule requiring all mail subscriptions to be
paid in advance Crowned heads and cranks
are treated alike at the mailing desk of every
well-regulated newspaper establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
THREE TIMELY BAacA1ss

IN
EXTRA FINE Wool BLANKETS
We have opened the best thugs yet offered
In Fine blankets, which are well worthy your
examination.
Value No lila fine White Wool Jacquard
BOrdered Blankets. No cold can get through
Only 81 PER PAIR
Value No 2-1l-4 fine Heavy White Wool
"California' Blanket. excellent quality
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
Value No 3-l3-4 extra siZe) White Heavy
Wool California; Blankets, plenty to tuck In
on both Sides bound with silk, and bound to
keep you warm,
ONLY SO PER PAIR
Last season these sold for 81 SO and % more
than these prices.
Third floor: take elevator.)
WOODWARD IL LOTHROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

IL appears that we have some influence at
Berlin after all. Minister Pendleton, the cable
informs Us, has induced Bismarck to relent to-
wards the German-Americans whom he has
been expelling from the island of Foehr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

The Evening ~far in- "a regular. reru,u ueut
bona Gde daily rirrz i:itioa usorc than treble
, rhar of other daily paper published in
> Washington, and eqrai TO fhuf Of all the
other daily papers here added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

GaAsp Pnrzn Burrrn.
! am II receipt weekly. fresh fto,n the t,reame,v
FOX RIVER" ELGIN CREAMERY pr,r.rrn
that ssok Sc sss prize =, for the Best Bu
FAT STOCK and DAIRY SHOW, held Al Ssi ~ a
Also. ihe celebrated .BARR crrys cr..,.. ,..
ter made ox =: r. anrier, president Of the Hlinois
Ter. AS1A Stete 0nt-
All goods warranted pure
No Bogus Butter sold in This establishment
noaAs j. n, CRANE.
-. $50 Loulafnn n svo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

The Nationals, it appears, are frozen out of
the base ball league, and perhaps the club is to
be congratulated The spirit of merchandise
which dominates the league is detestable. One
would imagine from reading the reports that
the slave trade still survived in this country.
Players are bought and sold like horses an d
the game is managed wholly to make money
for the rich sports who control the franchises
OF the monopoly. III the game is TO retain its
hold on the public radical reform in man.
agement Is necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
A Posr To THn BoYs.
THE A b C.

OF TRADE Is TO BUY IN LARGE LOTS AND
To SELL FAST. THIS IS OUR WAY. WE BUY
CHEAP AND WE TRY no SELL A GREAT DEAL.
so AS TO COUNT LARGE IN THE END.
WE DO NOT CARE HOW SMALL A SUM YOU
SPEND. WE WANT YOU TO DEAL WITH Us.
so THAT you MAY FIND OUT SOON THAT
YOU REAP AT Last PART OF. OUR GAIN.
THE BIG BOY OR THE SMALL BOY IS OUR
GAME. AND FROM OUR BIG STOCK OF COATS
AND SUITS WE CAN FIT HIM TO MOST ANY
THING HE May WANT. NOW. WE CAN
SCARCE SAY MUCH MORE TO GET YOUR
TRADE, BUT WE WILL KEEP ON IN THIS
WAY TILL WE DO. AND you May LOOK
OUT WEEK BY WEEK FOR OUR ADS IN THE
STAR
SOME ONE MAY SAY THAT BOYS DO NOT
READ SUCH, BUT WE KNOW THEY Do FOR
THEY COME TO Us AND TELL US so.
ALL THE BOYS WHO CAN READ tAND
WHAT BOY DOES NoT.y KNOW THAT OUR
GOODS ARE THE BEST. AND THAT OUR
STOCK IS so LARGE THAT WE CAN SUIT ANY
BOY WHO WALKS OR TALKS
OUR SUITS ANDToP COATS ARE THE TALK
WITH ALL BOYS. AND PAP OR NAM WILL
BRING YOU TO SEE Us WHEN YOU TELL
THEM HOW MUCH GOOD 1T WILL DO THEM
TO Buy OF US
THE BOY OF FOUR OR THE ONE OF TEN
WE WILL BE GLAD TO MEET IN OUR SHOW
ROOM. AND HE CAN LOOK AT OUR STOCK
AND WE ARE SURE TO PLEASE HIM
WE HAVE LOTS Or KILT SUITS. AS WELL
AS ALL KINDS MADE FOR BOYS.
THE BOY WILL SOON BE A MAN, AND
WHEN WE HAVE SOLD THE BOY WE KNOW
WE WILL. SELL HIM WHEN HE IS GROWN.
so WE SOW IN THE MORN OUR SEED. AND
TRUST THAT IN THE END WE SHALL REAP A
FULL CROP
GIVE Us YOUR EAR. 0! BOYS. COME AND
SEE Us AND WE WILL DO YOU GOOD.
sAKs & COMPANY.
WHO SELL BOYS CLOTHES AT
500 sO2 so4 800 AND 3Os
IA SEVENTH STREET..
BARGAINS FoR TINS Day.
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN SAMPLE SUITS
MEN Rows sND CuIrDpEN At ArMoST
HALF PRICE.
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
CHILDREN's SUITS AND OvEReoATs
No. 924 7TH STREET n. W.,
Between ST. and Massachusetts ave
Remember and cali for all Clothing at this sample
sale Of
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN SUITS.
shall be glad to see all my old and new friends.
PUSH SAcouEs.
Plush wRAPPINGs
REAL INDIA sHAwLs
BoUCLE WRAPPINGs
VELVET wRAPPINGs
New Styles, Perfect Shapes and Low Prices
Last Years CLOAKS at half Price
New and Elegant DRESS GOODS, SILKS. vELvETs
Coiors and Qualities. superior stock Of choice
Fabrics for Evening wear.
CHINA PoNGEE in all colors srRAH SILKS.
Gals and SATIN DUCHESS in delicate Evening
Shades
sn cgErEs $40 piece Large stock of
Special Barsains in FAILLE FRANcAIs and Jersey
value ever offered.
DUCHESS. WOOL DRESS Goobs al at red redu SeS
prices
BANNoCKBuRN CHEvIoTs. BRAEMAR CHEW
lois. BOCCLE CLOTHS and DIAGONALS In all
stock Choice Mourning Goods s Be fpund
in Inc city. Everything new and desirable
W. NJ. sHUsTER SOMA
el9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
One Price.
n. R-THE BEST Isl THE CHEAPEST. "a
We THINK W. CAs Snow You
THE HANDsOMEsr AND BEST $1,000
SATIN LINED CHINCHILLA BEAVER
ovERCoAT YOU EVER SAW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

Barbour was quite the lion of the late
campaign in Virginia, but it begins to be doubt
ful II he can get the better Of Daniel for the
Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
BOARDING.

poAIebl1NO.
11oR RENT-5l4 6TA ST. n. W., OPPOSITE
connecting bed chan,ber: also other rooms With rood
board. Transient boardeIs accommodated d22ws
L'LE6ANT ROOM AND BOARD. IN PRIVATE
cishtai home good t., Atom ashonaSe Nigh
eorhood heas three LINES o. cars Best refsreDss
1pooMs AND BOARD. AT 1922 18th ST. n
E1oi: RENT..VERY HANDSOME ROOMS on
and at G
DOoMs-wITE OR WITHOUT RoARD-IN A
apSiyaIs family; near Dupont Circle Address Mrs
W class catererat 1905 G St NV. Terms moderate
OF n ST. n W. I'm SUITE OR SINGLE,
seoond door Frsi-ciass table board "G n"ao rS
RoSS sas a. AND BOARD. AT si4 AND SO j! r.
snd III! e ss A RaSs Hx PAN R Rar ETH
nn1 per day SReea rates to parties and per
and hotels o' fassengeT ae
Ss.or: JOHN ii. HARliis. prop. nsS-sm
OooD B1ARD-BY THE DAY, WEEK. OR
~. s sTocIEAS s.i Sa s sa i8 Sc Of n iafe
TOR nENT-els NEW YORK AVE, HAND
Is soanely furnished Paror second aud Iiird-story
WITH private las fAaIly table, re.es, noes sSesanS
tSNok RENT-l1OS ST n. W.. FOUR PRETTY
n comfortable Rooms ON second floor with BATH
room GU same hoor. two on third floor; all with heat
gas and exceilent Tshle Board References required
n13lms
TTNHE .AUBCRN-f0R RENT, FURNISHED AND
9nnarnshea , mont rooms with frs,class table
cSner 8 ga and s ave- we AuedIa hsSse
9NHE LH:AIEL HOUSE, 6l2 s7H ST. n. W..
- AID Inc IA Pierre ~. 1Oth and IL NV are the
cansx pleAssi. r0on,x Terms n,odersse co.
ssF1NHE TRzsaoST;.-THis HOUSE HAS BEEN
\ rspe sae and In every way put In frxtclass
81 the cts. Terms, 625 80 $40 and S45 per IA 81
III PHrLIPPrs rERFEcT.FITTrNG WIGS ON
H.. hand and made 70 order
Stock OF HAik BRAIlTs, ali shafIes
COMBiNGS AADE lN1O HRAIlS for Csc.
from SIC M.
LADiEs HAIR b6N1srxG AID HAIR CUTTING.
81. YHTLIPYL
ol4rlm 20 7th utrook northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
WANTED--ROOMS.

"A>TED-A LARGE SECONDSTORY SUNNY
w front Ro0m,Or two small communicating Rooms
and boa d Tor gentleman and wife: northwest not TO
exceed $50 per month. Box Ia, Star Office. d33t&
"ANTED-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS, AT
w reasonable rates, by q gentleman and wife for
light housekeeping. Address S A. Co. Star Office
d2-3t*
UTANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find il greatly their
advantage to register same, with full particulars
directory for renting rooms st Cloud building
9th and stS., Room IA. Office open daily from 8
AM to 6p.m. ROBERT b. KINSELL. n2l-2~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

The trip which the six poor children OF New
ark. who were bitten by mad dog yesterday,
are To make TO Paris for treatment by Pasteur,
wilt attract the interest of the scientific and
humane in all lands. The incident shows what
neishbors the nations have now become, and it
speaks very pleasantly of the kindness which
SHINES out in society in spite Of our busy and
eager ffe- A mad dog having bit six little chill
dren in the streets of Newark the citizens
promptly subscribed fund which will be
enough to send them to Paris and support them
while under the care of the eminent surgeon
who has made such important discoveries in
the nature and cure OF hydrophobia The re-
suit of the experiment will be followed with
Keen interest by all physicians, and If the
children are rescued from death by Pasteur's
treatment his process will be widely intro
dI.teI i'm practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
Ho1rDAY GooDs
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WIN. 81. MORRISON'S
We now invite our friends and patrons to inspect our
display Cards and handsome Books selected for the
Holidays. In addition to these have large stock
OF Fancy Articles specially designed for Gifts Come
and satisfy yourselves rs to prices, &c. BY coming
early you will avoid the crowd and confusion of the
last few days before Christmas
d2 ATS PENNA. AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

The English liberals were so frightened by the
bad look of the first elections that they ale now
growing for delight over what is practically a.
drawn battle The lates: reports show that the.
liberals have won thus far just as many seats as
the tories and Parnellites combined, and, as Mr.
Iiadstone said during the campaign, it is neces-
sary FOR the liberals to have clear majority
over both if independent legislation is to be Sc
cured The help which came to the liberals at
their time of need sprang from the new con-
stituencies. Hodge proves himself grateful
TO the party that made him a voter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
LACE AND CoLLAR DEPARTMENT

This Department is fairly overlooking with
bargains. New things are opened nearly every
day.
Ladies' 3-py All-Linen Collars, 3piece cape,
sizes IL to Is inch.
ONLY &c. EACH.
Ruchng-A decided Novelty" is q Colored
Velvet Band, backed by gold tinsel and white
corduroy; cOlors are Cardinal, Navy, Seal
Cream and Black. Our price is the same As
asked by Jobbers.
ONLY soc PER YARD.
Tours: Ruffiing, 4 yards white and yards
of colored in the box.
ONLY 2Oc PER BOX.
Skirt Plating, excellent value,
ONLY 1Oc PER YARD
SPECIALIZE dozen Childrens Irish Crochet
Collars usually sold at 37lac.
ONLY 25C. EACH.
Second floor. Take elevatOr.)
wOODWARD LoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pa ave- fd4l'. 912 D st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
THE GALLANT Bu1eARrAss,

THE GALLANT Bu1eAR1Ass.
Fighting for their homes and fresides, elicits
the admiration Of brave men the world over.
They were ut first compelled to retire before
overwhelming numbers but with q heroism
besotten Unconscious right. they rallied and in
turn attacked the aggressive and staggering
servans. sending them flying across the bor-
der like chaff before the wind Their series of
brilliant victories shall live for all time in
song and story Of the Balkan Mountains. They
drew their inspiration from the business
Of their cause. So do we. Our cause (Which ID
that Of the p-ople) is Just one and that knowl-
edge lends US force. We keep the best selected
stock OF Clothing for men and boys ever ex-
hibited in Washington. We sell the same for
fully Is per cent less than some houses can AZ
ford TO sell goods OF the same quality. We're
plenish our stock every other day. Our re-
sources are unbounded. Our energy that of
buoyant youth. feeling all the exhiieration of
success, for we are recognized beyond doubt
as the pioneers OF Fine Clothing for men and
boys at Popular Prices. Cur house haa become
the mecca Of all who aim to dress we'll, and, at
the same time, cheapiy-
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER 7rH AND D sTa
aEALL BLUE SIGNS.
ds J.M GRADY. MAxAerH
FosrER Kin Crows.
UnSgss,ionse.y the FOSTER brand are the very
eENTLEMEers.
En,4a- r,;caa f.,oyo r.&.
Foster KID: plain and e sanbrciaered q pair
Sssso su ia S glove i l5S P Psr
LADIES,
William William, and 70 hoekas p e q 90 pair.
FSsssr s snd IL nS h nssss 3 q e
s6is. long Every psir ntted and wsrr:ntsd u" 70
ds1m C HUTCHINSON. COZ Ps en- Ave. Ave.,
FuRs, Fuas
FOR LADIES AND cH1LDREN
Se2l Sets
Beaver Mum and Circulars
Badger and Fox MuAs.
Nat. and black Lynx Mum ana carcuiars
Chinchilla Nuns and Coilara
Black Hare MufA, eI.Oo up.
Fur Trimmings, In Beaver Ind ill other kinds
Carriage Robes en0O mp t
Gents fur Caps and Gloves, 3l.76 up
qualify IS so e is. FL S.e
as2w $3.50 sr,a y; . I; ssxa sssss.swn.
fMnnnsa.M4So nom .soSTA5sE rs ss =. psE.s
n1 !. dresses specially Prices sn0sesase t1 III
| 4 NEW DfscoyxRY--
issssss r,,,sf mr. CSa I. ~ u..a sr~. Mo-.
Catarrh de- l5c. box. Eor aalsh0 sl5dsosfatA o1oea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

Is the administration of the law becoming
more lax in Boston than In New York: In the
latter city an official charged with standing
in with the gO-between and sharing. In the
profits on land sold to the corporation for ar.
mory purposes at an exorbitant price has been
ARRESTED. as a criminal and held for trial. In
Boston - member OF the water board who was
proved to be guilty of the same practice in the
purchase Of ground for a reservoir goes scot
free, except that perhaps he may be sued for
the money thus wrongfully wrung from the
city treasury, bnt which he will of course be
smart enough 10 keep. 1t is beginning to look
"a though Boston will have To surrender her
claim of being the model municipality OF the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

Our streets must be made safe for women to
walk in after dark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

We THINK W. CAs Snow Yo,
THE HANDsOMEsT AND BEST $1,000
SATIN LINED CHINCHILLA BEAVER
ovERCoAT YOU EVER SAW.
THE BEST DRIVING ovERCoAT FOR
$40. SIS, OR SIS EVER SHOWN IN WASH .
INGToN AT THESE PRICES.
THE BEST LOOKING SKATING
JACKET FOR $500 TO BE FOUND ANY
WHERE.
THE BEST WEARING AND MOST
GENTEEL MEMS SUIT FOR So so THAT
YOU CAN FIND
IN FINER GOODS WE THINK OUR
sCHNABEL "ELYsIAN" AND FUR"
BEAVER ovERCOATs, LINED THROUGH
OUT WITH THE FINEsTPURE SILK, ARE
THE BEST COATS IN WASHINGTON.
PRICE $50. AND NO TAILOR IN THE
"A
FOR S.5
WE CLAIM NOT TO HAVE THE LARG-
EST STOCK. BUT TO HAVE MORE FRESH.
NEW AND STYLISH OvERCOATs THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
SMOOTH KERsEY OvERCOATs. LAP
SEAMS ALL GRADES. FROM SIS TO sa2.
LOOK AT THEM
Z. b BARNUM 4 co,
d. ssl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
WANTED-HELP


WANTED--Two fIRsTCLAss CIiANBER-
w maids. colored and Dining Servant. ~ sl2 18Th
ST. ~. lts
UYANTED-a sETTIED coLoREp WoN1N.
Apply isss jefferson Place. its
V1yANTED-oSk FIRST Class UNION PApKR-
w hanger. Apply at 1906 lAsh nw. Its
lsqars smnS p..rs o 9Dp E.fEa
XXYANTED-1 WOMAN 10 DO GENERAL
w housework nj 1915 st. NV References re
WANrEp-AN ADVERTISING soLIcrTcw AT
W once Apply to W. IL. LErLEf, rs 18Th St
UYANTED-TWO MEN 10 SELL BI-ANKFTS
and Ge nss s,s q; REbxs In
w bills. ut the great sale Of sample suits sor Men
and Boys, al ga 7th st. nv. d4-st BIT"
Wy ANTED-A WHITE GIRL As CHAMBER.
Y maid al 1d s seam must assist with washing
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL WHITE GTRf.
~ German preierf ,s, q shambernaid and 10 do
a. m. until pm at 1912 18th st. NV. di-2ts
WANTED-A BRIGHT INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
w Man, 10 to is years OF age. 10 assist in grocery
store: best of references required pool PLAYERS ne d
apply Address GROCER, East Capitol Post ofiice
WANTEn.AN, HONEST AND CAPABLE
n nsss ss ST. II n s@" iAmy good wages az
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHITE MAII,--
w English preferred-fer two. growing children:
must understand plain sewing aud be willing to travel
references required Address L.. Star Office d4-3ts
WANTED--A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
w some experience In grocery and provision
store and not afraid OF work. none need apply bur
rs st. sw- between and O'clock pm d DAT. -
WANTED--GENERAL AGENTS : SIS PER
w week salary and expenses, or 80 per cent COM
d1Sss Il WEAVER Nth Wins Stamp sa ia"s 81
WyANTED-A RESPONSIBLE PARTY 10
w take the Agency Of Q well introduced Western
Brewery Address +. r. Star office. dS-2t-
NY ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT
w Nurse, not under thirty years of age: must give
city references. Address Box 2l star ofce asst.
"ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work: no washing no ironing: a good place 70
sos stk st Sc. Inquire nom iii pm ds-2s:
UyANTED-NURSE-A WHITE GIRL, ABOUT
w To- must know how to sew. Apply 1905 st.
WANTEp-wHPTE AND CoLoRED WOMEN
eral workers scrub and kitchen girls. men cooks SA
COOMBS. Emp Bureau, 926 st. NV. d1-lws
WANTED WHITE AND CoLORED COOKS,
references. NATIoSXL LABOR BUREAU, fs
9TH st. bet. + and +. n2S-6ts
w samples for holiday trade $40 TO SIS per week
can be made: full particulars free. Address, once
CARLETON d co. Boston. Mass Box 5,ls2 n2s-1mf
WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN IN
homes $3 to 81 aday easily made work sent by mail:
no carvassing. We have good demand for our work
CROWN MFG Co, 5s4 Vine vt Cincinnati. @
WANTED = LADIES TO WORK FOR CS AT
quietly made. No Photo. painting: no cauv assing
For full particulars please address, at once CIR, =
CENT ART CO. Boston. Mass. Box $40. nol-5w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

CHRrsrxAs CANDIES
WHOLESALE.
respectfully call the attention of the trade 70 NV
establishment. am now prepared to flll orders for
anything In my line, and especially mention the large
variety Of CANDY, shaped and moulded into different
forms or figures. all suitable for Christmas Tree Trim
mings or GIFTS for Children
also mention MIXED CANDIES both rrench
aud American OF this class Of goods have in sock
and will continue to make mp from now until Christ,
mas different qualities all pure goods but ss the ,ow
est prices,
Packed In
Glib. Paper Boxes,
23-lb. Wooden Boxes, sliding ton.
25-lb- Wooden Pais
Barrels or Packages.
Early orders solicited:
GEORGE ]. MUELLER
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY
nso2w" s14 Pennsylvania avenue n. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

PORTIERES,
TURCOMAN CURTAINS
and
HEAvf DRAPER1Es.
SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Several lots Of one two and three pairs which will
sell OF great bargains,
ALL-SILK SHELA PORTIERES
Cut, from $40 to $35 pair. Now Is the time to buy
Call early At
w. II. HOEKE'S
Carpet Bedding, Furnishing and Upholstery Ware
rooms,
d Sol Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

AIDES WILL FIND RI 10 THEIR ADvAN.
Ltage 60 can g JEANNERETs nsliehle Hsif
ting ! specially. Shell and Fancy Toiiet Ass1cla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
ELEGANT READY-MADE Su1rs.

IN THE HURRY OF DAILY AFFAIRS
YOU NAY NOT BE ABLE TO CONvEN-
IENTLY REACH THE TAILORS AND
GET CLOTHING THAT YOU LIKE AT
SHORT NOTICE OUR STOCK FITS Es-
PECIALLY TO SUCH EMERGENCIES
IT Is MADE IN THE HIGHEST MEAS
URE OF EXCELLENCE BY CUSTOM
CUTTERS AND TAILORs IN WHAT
THEY TERM THEIR LITTLE WORK"
SEASON. WILL YOU SEE THE CLOTH
ING AS YOU GO BY Duh sToREe
GEORGE SPRANsY.
ONE PRICE CLOrHIER,
"a tO1 SEVENTH ST.
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LOST AND FOUND.

81 oyF-A GOLD BANGLE BkAcELET, WITH
leoin Of year 1882 engraved on 4. 4 reward wfll
be peid ii retnrne to Star oflace. ds-Qxs
osT-oN SOUTH SIDE OF PENNsYLyANA
4 ave- December 2. between State Departments Apd
Was,ueton Circle, R0cxetbook, containing one t7u
bill and change In silver also. card with naSne Of
ceive reward. oz-Sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR EALE-&5OO CASH WILL BUY A DESlR-
II ably located new brick House: press brick front:
bay window. and all modern improvements: price,
$1,000 Balance OF purchase money in monthly pay
nents. Apply 70 PlfNEY & BRADFORD. Real Is
tate tsrokers, 1913 ST. NV d4-2w
lNOR SALE-To PARTIES SEEKING ABSOLUTE
II AZ per cent Investments and cheap homes. Five
2story brick Houses tnewl5 rooms each. ~ 81 ,2oO
each, renting at $12.50. Also q block of Z-story
brick Houses new) all excerntiy built on loc-
zion, northwest; price TO Immediate buyers 81 $50
each. w. T. BURFURD, l422 ~. " ave DAFT
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Established 1S4O.

HoIrpAY Goops
Toilet sets with leather and plush canes. Brush
Sets with leather and ilsh cases. shaving ets with
Ieasbef and plush Gases Hacking Rrush Sets with
iust opened. W. S. TEEL.
MS 83S pennaylvantn avenue.
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