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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

Mr.. Israel Green of Mitchell, Dakota,
who has been appointed Indian agent at
the Sissiton Sioux agency in that terrific
ry, was the man who, being at that time
in the United States army, struck down
old John Brown in the engine house, at
Harper's Ferry. A companion of Green,
who stood at his side during the attack,
thus describes the affair
Lieut. Green stood Il second amid
shower of balls looking for John Brown.
When he saw him he sprang about twelve
feet at him, giving him an underthrust of
his sword, striking Brown about midway
in the body and raising him completely
from the ground. Brown fell forward
with his head between his knees, while
Green struck him several times on the
| head, and as he then supposed split his
skull at every stroke. ] was not two feet
from Brown all the time"
1t turned out that Green's sword struck
Browns belt, and was bent, instead OF
piercing his body. Green sub sequently,
served in the Confederate army during
the war, and afterwards removed to Da
kota, where he has since lived
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

The great American exhibition in Lon
don opens May |, 1856, and the managers
are DESTROYS that all those intending to
make exhibits should bestir themselves,
as the list of entries will probably be very
large, and should be well in hand at an
early date. The officers of the exhibition
are now in this country engaged in pro
noting the enterprise. 1t is to be hoped
that all our leading American industries
will be fully and creditably represented.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

Not long ago the people of Oregon were
complaining that Cinnamon were SNUG
Cling themselves into this country from
British Columbia Now it is said that
large numbers Of bland and child-like
orlentals are moving into the Northwest
Canadian territories from Wyoming. The
residents of the vicinity are making vigor-
Gus complaints, but there seems to be no
remedy for the case, until the Canadian
government comes to some understanding
with the United States in regard to eX-
changes of this kind.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

Mr.. Pendleton, our minister to Ger
many, has at last secured a promise from
the German government, that the matter
of the protection of German-American
citizens revisiting the fatherland shall be
attended to- Gross injustice has been
done to this class of American citizens by
the German government in various ways,
and there is obvious need of an agreement
by which they shall be accorded the rights
and privileges of American citizenship
while temporarily sojourning in the faith
erland. We hope that Mr. Pendleton will
be able to secure II satisfactory adjust
mcnt of this important matter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30
Mhe e. rte % ress.
BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, OCT. 80, 1855

PUBLISHED BY
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
G. G. BENEDICT, Editor.
Terms-S2. BOA year, always in advance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

which left Sycamore Hill, Oyster Bay,
last Saturday, was Hon. Thomas Roose-
welt, who rode powerful thoroughbred
When leaping II wall about five feet high,
the horse stumbled and fell, and Mr..
Roosevelt's left forearm was fractured.
The gentleman, however, pluckily re
mounted and followed the chase two miles
farther, where the fox was run to cover.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

Since the purchase of Alaska from Rus
STA was effected by the United States
Government, very little attention has
been paid to this terra incOgnttd. There
has been always more or less grumblng
over the transaction, and Uncle sam has
been generally accused of having made II
very bad bargain. But the researches
made by the United States revenue cut
ter Corwin, which has just returned from
II long series of exploring trips in Alaska,
would seem to show that we have unwit-
tingly possessed ourselves of priceless
treasure The reports of the exploring
party under Commander Healey show
that there is in Alaska IA remarkable
wealth of mineral, as well as of other val
liable resources, n fauna and flora of I'M
suspected richness and variety, an at
Effectiveness of climate and II beauty of
scenery which can hardly be described in
words. The public will look eagerly for
the full account of these Alaskan eXplora-
tons, which is about to be published,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

The postmaster at Boston having re-
Gently refused to forward by special mes
sage a postal card to which an immediate
delivery stamp was affixed, holding that
Il postal card could not be included under
the general term of letters mentioned in
the special stamp delivery act, General
IIazen, third assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, who has charge of the special stamp
delivery, has ruled that postal cards to
which special delivery stamps are affixed
shall be delivered the same as if they
were letters. Printed instructions to this
effect are to be sent to all the
postmasters of special delivery Offices.
This is plainly the proper interpre-
tation of the term letters" in the
postal act referred to-including all mat
ter generally within the definition of mat
ter of the first class
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-30

The full text of the testimony in the
Downs-Taber case is too revolving for pub
LEGATION, except in the most sensational
public prints. II is II shame that criminal
trials of this nature should be given such
publicity. II would be ten thousand
times less hurtful, morally, for every man
woman and child in the United States to
see the Rev. Downs hanged than to be
furnished with the particulars of his guilt.
Yet in the eyes of the law it is more eXpedi-
ent TO draw the veil of secrecy about the
criminal death Of mans body than the
criminal death of his soul The world
makes some stramge distinctions in morals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Ho1rpAY OpES1Ne.

SEATON PERRY,
CSUCCESSOR 70 PERRY BR0TAER)
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTH
VIENNA LEATHER AND PLUSH TOILET
PLUSH AND VIENNA LEATHER WORK BOXES.
RUSSIA AND VIENNA LEATHER CARD CASES
AN Ns PocK EIi goo nNb ALLIGATOR sr,~
LAN1sof hSS IooiOuNE AND opoRs IN
WICKERCOVEKEnk BOTTLES
PLUSH AND OLIVE WOOD DOOR CASES
ALSERIAN FIGURES MANICURE SETS
ELEGANT BRASS AND PLUSH MOUNTED
IMPoRTEp sATIN:LINED WORK BAsKETs
RoCoCO CARD RECEIVERS AND THERMoAfE-
BRASS WRITING sETs,, VIENNA LEATHER
GENTLEMEN'S SHAVING CASES AND sBfoK.
LADIES And sENrLEMENs CHINA SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS AND MUFFLERS.
LAT5I WrE N BI 4p1
AID EMBR6IDERED HANDK ERcHiEFhsH' Ss'
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN FANCY HIM
KERCHIEFS FOR LADIES AND GENTLE.
IN Mk siI At 12se 2sr sc r sns SOC
GENTLEMEN. WITH GOLD SILVER IVORY.
BUCK HORN, EBONY AND NATURAL WOOD
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Established 1S4O n2S
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GRAND Ho11DAY SALE

CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERING GOODS.
r 10 ahs ale M saae nS we rcnan
Curtains and upholsterng materials IN order
I 70 asPe OF about nal the s,Sck 10 MAKE
cnslo,iiers am excellent opportunity to supply
Their wants at saHsssp nTff Isss0aa0le prices
As specially good value. we offer 200 pairs
of Ecru Nottingham Exposition" Lace Cur
ta.ns. fully worth so,
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR
Elegant line of Colored Madras Lace Curtains
In superb coorings and effects, from $500 10
$1,000 per PAIR.
effects, reduced nom si4 90 TO 81 Loo per pair.
IS pairs Reai Russian Lace Curtains, yards
der faiiy ~erfh s1O only IS per n pair. "''e "''-
These are rich and handsome curtains. and
woulo make sI..; az elegant Christmas gin:
WHITE AND c ESKn Sorr1NeHAM LACE
twenty-five per cent. Holiday offering extra
sI,ineh Madras Curtain Cloth. reduced from
Se o. i ne Madras Cloth. reduced from
from Sl5 to SI2
turkish Turbans. for Curtains. 81 .25, so, 81
5O-iuch Raw Silk, reduced from 90 TO so
cents
5V.nch Best Raw Silk, reduced from 81 to
TURCOMAN CURTAINS.
We are i" Headquarters for these goods and
sell as cheap as many can buy Look TO lis for
bargains in Turromans
Rich Co.ored Turcoman Curtains, worth
$40 only SO 20 per pair.
Rich tOiOred TurcOman Curtains worth
$3.50. only 80 per pair.
Better goods at $s. $40 to $40. equally as
HOLIDAY BED SETS
We have q particularly nice line of these
goods, which are well worth your examination
WHITE AND ECRC NOTTINGHAM LACE
BED SETS. S2-5O to IS per set
Fine Antique Lace Bed Sets, very handsome,
81 To S15 per set.
Satin and Antique Lace Bed Sets in rich
effects, SIS and $50 per set.
Customers should make selections while the
stock Is full and complete
Third floor: Take Elevator)
0l WOODW ARR a. InTHR0p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
GRASD CHRrsrnAs SALE
LADIES' CHILDREN'S AND MEMS
FLEECE-LTNED AND FCR-TOP


FLEECE-LINED AND FUR-TOP
GLOVES.
We have just opened the largest Stock Of
Gloves in greater variety than ever shown BY
US at any previous Xmas.
Having made unusual preparations we are
now in position 10 transact more business than
ever before and take special pleasure In invit-
ing your examination of this large and care
fully selected stock of HOLIDAY GLOVES
weguote as specially worth mentioning the
following:
Ladies' Cashmere, and Jersey Gloves, In Gar
net, Seal. Dark Green and Navy Blue.
ONLY 28c. AND 371sc PER PAIR.
Chiidren's Cashmere and Knit Gloves, in
great variety,
2o. %. 81, 371a AND SOC PER PAIR
Full stock of Men. Ladies' and Children's
Cashmere ana Worsted Miitens. in all the now
and desirable colora. You cannot fail TO make
selection.
IS, %, STU. so AND 75c PER PAIR
Ladies' Fieece-Lined Fur top Gloves, en-
broidered backs,
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
Ladies' F1eece-lned Dogskin Cloves, In Gray
and Beaver,
ONLY SIPS PER PAIR
Ladies' Shut. Dogskin Gloves. embroidered
on back, fancy silk lining. very warm,
ONLY $50 PER PAIR.
MEMS GLOVES
Mems Fleece Lined Fur-top Dogskin Gloves,
usually sold at 100,
ONLY 75c. PER PAIR.
Mems Fleece Lined Fur-top Kid Gloves, also
without fur-tops,
ONLY S1.OO PER PAIR.
Mems Fine Fleece Lined Fur-top Kid Gloves,
spring clasps. good quality,
ONLY $1.371e PER PAIR.
Same In Dogskin, also with plain tops,
$3.50 PER PAIR
Coachman's Lined BucKskin Gloves, war
ranted waterproof colors Tan and Gray,
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
Any Of the above will make practical, sub
stantial and most acceptable Xmas Gifs
WOODWARD a 1QTHROR
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - PLACES FOR HoJSEKEEPEES
w spamstresses ladies' maids cooks. nurses, cham
bermsids. men cooks walters waitresses. with refer
ences. s ACOOMBS Emp. Bureau, 026 Est. dl-lws
WASTEp.RY CoM s.,!S S2sr.,s WHITE HIT, wos
cooking or homework. Rsserences furnished. Apply
at 72O Maryland ave. ne lie
VYTANTEp-BY A CONPETENT WHITE WO-
w man, q situation q chambermaido or 20 do house
With small Wsa TO 9S
zs3 Canal st. s.w. II"
VITANTED-BY A RESPFCrABLE CoLoRED
w woman n situAtion chanbermaid or nurse:
can furnish good references Apply 434 ST. nv. lts
WANTED-BY a CoLoRED Girl. a sITUA-
UYANTED-A PLACE. AS HoUsEKEEPER
w willing to work: good home the object. !Address
NJ. l. r., 1927 4th q. NV. dl.2t<
VIYANTED-A SEANS-RESS WHO UNDER
w stands Dressmaking wishes 70 GO out by the day
or week. Address Box 81, Star office. d1-2t*
WTANTED-BY A FIRsTCLAss COOK, I'm.
understands cooking in all Its branches. Apply 1894
Connecticut ave. NV. dl2t*
wv D-SITUATIONS-TWO FIRST-CIASS
w white cooks and two chambermaids: also colored
cooks. chamhe.maids mattresses, nurses, men wait.
& c6 P''e'' ''''0 N' - All 60 = '" ne na4 lStsh
VKT ANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY I'M
w ployment as maid. seamstress or the care OF
child6en good city reference Address CAPABLE,
Box 80. Star office. n3o3t*
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT COIoRED
given. address HENRY BROWN. Sas 10Th street ct
NV. n2S-Bt*
WTANTED-To SUPPLY PRIVATE FAMILIES
in or out-ioor work, with references NATIONAL
LABOR BUREAU, OFT 9TH ST. NV. n2o6t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

420 SEVENTH STREET,
Beg 70 inform their Friends and Patrons that their
dspsy Of Books, Christmas Cards and other articles
for Holiday Gifts now complete and would urge
their customers to call before the rush commences
Now is the best time to purchase. Lowest prices
guaranteed n25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-ON NOVEMBER BOTH. ONE GOLD
IL enameied Bracelet, In going from 1918 q ST.
to 14l0 Pierce place. Reward If ieft at l415 1ts
r OsT-MONDAY EVENING, SOUTH OF PENN
1/sylvania ave.. small, red. Leather purse, con-
tanning about SIG Please return to 2OlS st. NV.
and receive reward Its
T OST-BETwEEN 5 AND 8 O'CLOCK, MON
IL day, November so on cent cars lied Leather
PocketbooE containing two pictures aud some money.
Finder Will please return pOckeibook, with the PIC
lures to Star office and retain money. d1-I
IIOUND-A POCKETBOOK WITH MONEY HAS
II been found. Inquire At Star office. dl-2t*
60 REWARD-LOsT NOVEMBER 80, 1885 A
- Black Sp,z Dog answers to hame of Nick.
Above reward it returned to 617 Nst. NV. dI-2t*
(NAME TO MY PREMISES sUNDAY-A BAY
~ Horse with halter on. Owner can have same on
paying charges, JAS. ID. ROWE Chapel Road Ten
nallytown, ID. c. d1-3t*
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-ON NOVEMBER %.
y 1885 white Heifer, Is months old. A reward OF
i've dollars will be paid if returned TO PHILIP
HUTCHINSON, o ST.. bet. nth and 18th Sc no30St*
e - REWARD-LOST ON THURSDAY, NOV l9.
70 = 1855. black Newfoundland Dog. Answers to
name Of Snooze:. Above reward and questions
asked If returned to GEO. +. KOZEL, 1913 14th st.
no.u-;3ts
T osT-NOv. 9TH. A PUG DOG. ANsw ERR No
= u the anne OF Toby Suitable reward is offered
mretnrned to Dr. THOMSON 9O4 18th ST. no:'u-2ta
(,AME. TO MY PREMISES ABOUT NOV. 30
~ one old Sheep owner can have same by paying
charges
n30-3t* s. g HOOVER
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WANTED--ROOMS

VXTANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE, WITH
w one child, two or three UNFINISHED Rooms be-
tween 18th and list and north OF II. References
Address with terms $. r., Star office. 1t*
VTANTED-TO RENT, FOR ABOUT ONE
w MONTH within few squares of 10Th and I SITS
iarlor and Bed Room second floor, for lady one
child and nurse. Meals to be furnished by caterer
Address ]. b., star Office. dl.:St&
VNIANTED--ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find il greatly to their
advantage TO register with full particulars the
directory for renting ST. Cloud building,
9th and sts Room Ia. Office open daily from
a. III. to q pm. ROBERT B. HIMSELF. n2l-2x*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
416 SEVENTH STREET.
BAUM'S BULLETIN
FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS
COME EARLY TO AVOID THE CROWD.

FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS
COME EARLY TO AVOID THE CROWD.
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Amongst the Hundreds of Bargains which we daily
sialties must 6s found e1eep;iOnal bsnefactors
FANCY STRIPED sATfSs eSeeie 1t. quality xan At
ou& s'f Rs5 new invoice in all
1,vx sha aesX a. rs 6' GET VETS. ,,,, ....
s in most
STRIPED PLUsHES-A handsome line at S2.5O.
Worth - per yard
FIVE ROBE J, PA y 81 we have le-reduced
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
IS aossn linen y q rs
ExTRsA SIZE: 4sz25 INCH TOWELS at 2sc Full
f Ha'n line . q FABLE COVERS with NAPKINS to
Only few more e Of N oTK io WooL BLANK
Els They are good value at %. as; our price as
AA extra ''1 GIoaKs AID SUITS.
NG dGa the ,Psssi srngs IN our
dertu success Our customers are pleased and that
In consequence Of this universal satisfaction we
have concluded TO continue
And offer to-day another list Of Bargains that we are
sure viii create still greater interest amongst our
Remember these lots are only limited, and the
SU r. Sstfi IN a0us,e
s srd Fl essst Infs
fsGRs T Bot Tailor
and Of perfect style and finish. $ll SO.
trimmed ali round with elegant Plush ana hand.
1Ap fSns 'lnnnspi p TWILL v1srrEs eon,y in
Brown. with handsome Plush trimming and bali
LADIES BERLIN TWILL NEwMARKE Ts, in
Black and Brown, regular Tailor made, and OF
LAbIES DIAGONAL NEwMARKETs fou,v IN
kaA eGI ats I. Il style and trimmed with superior
ssa so sSsy to ss
o6E Vi pef 's srn sK oF
GAHMESfs, consisting Of selection Of Plush VIZ
M Push well and Long Tash
Ds' S 99R L i LEEasG'FfftNs BAZAAR
Khan sl Trimming and Of beautiful finish, a real
2: 81 = ESs sss e years !.
fancy and stylish, with elegant plush collar and
s nss timing. Red s;dp prizes 60 es1sfy
year sizes, 1925; "a year sizes. So IS Woo II
spun the very latest. with Astrakhsn cane and
years a II years a sio Il Years r. q s.
| MISSES school NEwMARKErs AND coArs
all with fine Plush trimmings Only very linn.
tied lot on :. hand 70 be closed from 81 apwards
| MISSES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
The largest stock In the ify At prices that def COM
pe. PVT, anspec' our assortment and maze your
ISFaNTs cIoAKs AND DRESSES
We SHOW me most desirable exhibit and are bound "a
BOYS OvERCOATs AND KILT sry.rs :
This s one OF our late ventures showing already
and benefit by the extra discount OF s ner cent
WINCH we Will allow on every garment sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
HOLIDAY GOODS.

! III +. Il Il $s9SIE};aE
H II Il !. Fl +: I.
BATCH OF BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
Are unlike those you zee advertised constantly by
other houses. You ask how. Well. It's common
sense ana reason to suppose that house can truth
ioIiy ouer their whole stock - bargains. and you
should suspect any house doing it. The Bun
MARCHE will not do 90, even to catch the unwary.
The BON MARCHEwill only advertise bargains You
compare goods well prices and you also. gentle
reader, Will have your eyes opened.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We will open to-day full line Of
"F1AcoNs,"
The latest novelty for mantsl ornaments.
at SIC. and CSC each.
sasn q Fancy r VIZ
inspection is Invited Guaranteed 70 Dc 'ns lowest
AT 10 CENTS EACH.
Of pss s1
FELT TIDES AND TABLE scARFs.
Felt Tides at &c each
SUI s assorted patterns at &C. EACH
=. s sac each; worth s1ss
CENTS YARD.
and ss, Spex srs
Balance Of Our
FUR TRIMMINGS
Will be closed out At
COST PRICE
As We require the occupied by them for display
Of our large line of Holiday Goods.
LADIES AND MISSES CLoAKs.
Owing TO the hackwardness Of the season the cloak
manufacturers ind themselves with large stock on
band and are naturally DESTROYS Of reducing the same.
son we are now IL noston to buy these Goods at our
gains.
Bargain +
LADIES NEwMARKETs AT 80 EACE.
MANUFACTURERS PRICE, S145O.
81 Newmarkets of brown bison CLOTH fur collar and
cuffs, box plated back sizes SO, a. SO as and 40
Nolady should De without . cloth Newmarket
Newmsrkets make stout ladies look less stout and
slender ladies appear graceful.
Bargain IL
BROCADE VELVET vISITES,
AT $l3.5OEACH.
MANUFACTURERS PRICE, $18
Brocade Velvet vistes, 4 of them trimmed with
feather trimming, remainder With chenille fringe,
silk lining.
Bargain III
MISSES NEwMARKETS AT $780,
FOR IL. IA AND 16 YEARS.
twill CLOTH astrachan collar and cuffs
bOxpiaited back. Manufacturers prices So 81 for IL
years, $50 for Ia years. $3.50 for IL years.
OUR OBJECT IN MARKING THE ABOVE AT
SUCH Low FIGURES Is TO DISPOSE
OF THEM QUICKLY.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-A FIRST-rLAsSS LOCATION FOR a
y Bank. Brokers Office Insurance .Company's
Office; on 10th ST, opposite the L. =. Treasury o.
session January Isl. 1856. Price, So 400 per snnun
Apply at us 18th st. n:,,llm
I1>oR RENT-STORE ON I4TH ST NV BE
y tween and V SITS, west SIDE S25 WALK ER a.
WILSON, 1ODo + 81 NV n:Snfw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

LNoR RENT-To A GENTLEMAN AN ENotJi-
- slteiy furnished Parlor floor in the best part q
the city; private family refer ences exchanged Adj
dress Box 155, Star Office nlgIm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

INoR RENT-EN SUITE OR SINGLE on PAR
1 lor foor, bright, beautiful Rooms handsomely
FURNISHED; CRATE and furnace heat each rooul l-
Perior Table Board IsiE LIVINGSTON. zoos aud
lbil 18th 81. w. W.
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GaAsD Palzs Burrra

81, am n receipt weekly, fsssh fsom the Creamery,
FOX RIVER" ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
that took the dfst pEtse for the Best Butter shown
among I.0OO samples o the GREAT AMERiCAN
November, 1856.
ter made Nv H. b 0urisr president Of fhe iilifsnis
Laxyu1eu's Association
ter - S~'e 0As'
Al goods warranted porp
J. H CRANE
hz0-W 080 Iouhaana ava
P1cxwrcx Q1ps Waprr,
can be had q Dr., 0rocss. ~ IN hsnA -.
mi "a y - Z sIs m X g : =, 49,.
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INoR RENT - AT ll12 ii ST. N W HAND-
| IL someIy furnished Parlor and Bedroom: n,so
other pleasant rooms, with gas. bath and attndanc
| al feasohaDie rates nl2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

nor RENT-PLEAsANT ROOMS, FuRNfsHfD.
Il IN private famify; references. t02O .th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

HNoR RENI-SuITES OF FURNISHED ROOMS
= In private house, with without board. suitable
Tor Seaator or Member head OF a department. APP
ply TO w. q DENISON. g2;} 4 ~. NV nls-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
IMPORTER

IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES CoGSAC
\ tHAMPAGNEs AND CORDIALS
French Siarets. 81 - and $500 per dozen Cali
icrnia Wines imported directly. Napa zlniandeii.
Soc ksr gallon Mines receised directly Without
pesssnS through the trade. which IL great guarantee
OF Their parity. Wins de toutes sor:es cssses
oc4f-xms VIcTOR kOrX q CO.. 1541 Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
WANTED-BOARD.

"ANTED.BOARD-BY A YOUNG MAN IN A
w private family L or F St, between Sth anG
18th SITS. NV. Address S, Star Office. n3O2t*
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

EoR SALE-A THREESroRY BRICK HOUSE
y se6 St; modern improvements. Apply Room ~
COrcoran building a -s.oxs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

The Evenin9 Star has q regular, permanent
b0na 1de daily circulation more than treble
shAs sf any other daily paper published In
WAsAinstos. and equal to that Of all the
ether daily papers here added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

l,NOR RENT-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE NEWLY
4 ana handsomely furnished Rooms. suite ii
gle; south front convenient herdr-; refer.
ehces l9ll street NV. NJ Inns
INoR RENT - HANDSOMELY FTRNI~HEn
Il Rooms with excellent Board. Also, liable Board,
al l42l h ST. a. W, having recently Removed from
100 ST. a. W. n3lms
EoR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS, FUR
Il nished, in private dwelling: convenient 10 the
hotels. Apply to W. q. DENIsON, g23 r vt A. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

ISoR RENT-RooMS. AND BOARD THREE
Il bedrooms, single suite, furnished ar unfnr-
nlsest with or without board, from - tolS8o. n.
East Capitol ST. nla-In1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

ESHoR RENT - NEWLY AND HANDsOAEI
II furnished Rooms, On suite single: large double
house facing PARK and Massachusetts avenue opru
fires: convenient to five lines cars; terms moderate
Uls-lol9 10th. cor. Mass ave MA Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

ENoR RENT-FURN1sHEp ROOMS HAVE
II some of The finest Furnished Rooms in the Dis
tricf. In fine locations aud with all modern improve
nents and conveuiences al very reasonable rates TO
hrst-class tenants, for the coming season NM NJ
BRYANT. 1924 r St N. ". n2.-swT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
WANTED-HOUSES.

w ANTED-To INVEST, $4,000 TO $4,000 IN
w store residence vacant ground under Sc
per foot. Must be a bargain Owners address 9l3
East Capitol st.. with particulars. n30-3t*
w for the purchase of FIVE Houses, in good condi-
ton and well situated In price from 81 QUO $7OOO
having at fair prices will please
submit them. Also wanted two Lots in northwest for
building purposes A. P FARDUN,
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