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BEST GOODS
LOWEST PRICES
w. NJ. SINISTER q Sons.
s1S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
B-THE BEST Is THE CHEA PEST. fe2
1(REAkFAST RACON, CHOICE SUGAR CURED.
- ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY,
fl-2t At
Srock-TAk1Se Is Ovsn.

We gave you Wash Goods Opening in the
interim, without being fully prepared, not
really expecting the immense throng that re-
spondetL
We beg your Indulgence, and promise we
shall be better prepared Tomorrow i'm both
Goods and clerks. We have just received addi-
honal attractions In new wash fabrics
But stocS-taking Is the theme we intend to
discuss. We had surprises both PIE .sant and
otherwise. Some lines were sold out entirely,
some very low. others untouched.
III Is the untouched ones we place before yoa
to-day. supply and demand make the price.
We had the supply. you the demand. Yon with
held that demand Why.
We can only surmise the why, and resort to
our "never-failing' remedy. Hence we make
the following simple statement, and respect
fully solicit your consideration:
ONE LOT Q32) OF FINE COMBINATION
WOODEN ROBES,
yards plain fabric
9 yards figured fabric
In B0ucles, Homespuns, English Serges CASH
mir Cloths. Canvas Cloths, Jersey Cloths and
Shoodas in rich. harmonious effects in shawl
patterns wide borders narrow stripe borders
boucie stripes. and handsome chenille embroi-
dered set figures in bright contrasting colors.
81 SUITS FROM SO TO SIS EACH.
80 SUITS FROM SO TO $3.50 EACH
81 SUITS FROM $50 TO $40 EACH
One word further 10 not come in a week ar
ten days from now, and expect to find them,
unless you like to be disappointed
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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LOOK AT

The Palsis Royals great specialtyits S2aS Jerseys
Style No. Is trimmed with fns pinch Hercules
braid down the front and bottom, also around collar
and cuffs
Style No. Is made Of extra-weigh. Stockihet. with
Ave rows of sstn-inished braid around collar cuffs,
etc.
Style No. 8 is heavyweight tocknet, with plain
vest front, standing or turn-down collar.
Style No. come In blue or brown.
To appreciate the fit have tried on. Then look
at those offered elsewhere for 81. Then give your
verdict.
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q LOTHROP.
BLACK AND WH1rE.

We have opened an elegant line of Embroi-
derry, black ground embroidered In white.
Sets OF three widths TO match. Something new
and will not rub off on white goods.
AS special attraction I'm this department
we offer 200 Pieces of Hamburg Embroidery,
to 5 inches wide fully worth I2l.c and 15c
ONLY 1OC PER YARD
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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w. Nj. Snusrrn & Sous.
sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
CLOSING SALE SILKS AND vELvETS
GREAT MARX DOWN OF CHOICE
DRESS GOODS

We shall devote the month of February to q Grand
Clearing sale the following reductions Our stock
Is large and must be moved:
EVENING GRENADINES. pure silk. all shades,
just reduced from 81 80 10 81
BOUEETTE VELNETS, PEKIN STRIPED VEL
VETS. Just reduced To- 81. NEAT FIGURED VEL
VET reduced from 81 50 to 81 81.
BEAUTIFUL BOX ROBE DRESSES, containing
eleven yards and trimming. marked down from $25
TO SIS.
JERSEY SILKS. ali coiors marked down to 81 .25.
F3ILLE FkANCAiS, all shades, reduced to 81 70.
BROCADE NEiFEf~ have all been reduced.
Evening shades in elegant quality for dress fronts
duced from SO to 81.
,DIACK vtLvErs. all silk: ooLoREp vELvETs,
all silk. great bargains.
REAL INDIA SH WLS-We have a lot of elegant
Shawis tina. offer for rather than carry them
over This is rare opportunity to secure fine India
shawl at a low price.
CIOAkS AND WRAFPlN(iS have been reduced
less than wholesale price.
SlO0 Garments reduced to $50.
$50 Garments reduced to $50
a. Mourning wrappings reduced to $50
$40 Cloth Coats reduced TO 50.
EVENING SILKS, sATINS, TCLLE NETS, &C.,
at lowest prices.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR in great variety.
SILK HOSE la all coors
BELGIAN SHEETlNG LINENS AND HOUSE,
LINENS very cheap
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LOOK AT

The Paais Royals ga. % Jerseys which are trimmed
with loop braid In military style. After noting the
quality and finish what ompetitors offered for
$3.50. Then give your verdict
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Senator Riddleberger finds himself in very
respectable company on the Virginia debt
question by the practically unanimous decision
of the Supreme Court in the state bond coupon
cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

This Is the day when our old friend the
grounding makes his annual inspection of the
weather, and, as he will certainly catch a
glimpse OF his shadow to-day, he will crawl
back into his hole and take our hopes of an
early spring with him.
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WANTED-HELP.

"ANTED--A GIRL. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work and cooking for small family. Reference
"ANTED-NURsERY MAIDS AND COVER
sons Gwen q g" a eses bs Mrs
POLLOCK. on the care of young children. Its
"ANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
to cook and dc general honsework; must under
w housework. at $40 adth ST. mus come Wei res
commended and go home nights. 1t*
WANTED,,A WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN ERAL
Apply at 913 French st. It's
WANTED.A WHITE GIRL FOR COOK AND
w DO general enc housework: no washing and ironing.
Apply 20 go ID st NV, bet 8 and pm. f2-2t
WANTED-.Two FfRsTCLAss BELL. HANG
w ers none but sober and Industrious men need APP
Apply Bs,s fssn 'e
WANTED-A REsPEcTA BIZ GIRL As NURSE
reaure at as ane nights
w and sweep store. at X EEN's. Ala 9th st. fist
"ANTED-sEvERAL LADIES TO LEARN
ladies' Mr. :f aae 80 ' in & alass
WANTED,A WHITE WOMAN. TO COOK.
w wash and iren city references required Apply
3Ol2 Dumbarton avenue n-2t*
UTANTED-A COLORED WOMAN TO DO THE
sss sS ss hight.
w ANTED-CANVAssERs TO SOLICIT FOR A
w frstcass and easy selling sewing machine: those
with experience preferred Address at once e. S. Star
once. ja303t
WANTED-WHITE AND COLoRED WOMEN
w COOKS: SD to $50: chanbermaids. nurses gen.
eral workers, scrub and Kitchen girls. men cooks s
A.COOMBs. Emp Bureau, 926 st. NV. ja22-2w*
"ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS,
w $40 to $50: chambermaids, waitress. nurses,
general honseworkefs, laundresses. cooks and
waters, with references. NATIONAL, LAB')R BJi-
REAO. OF 1th ST. NV. bet. and F. ja2S-1w*
WANTED-5O LADIES TO LEARN DRESS
W Cutting by Moody's New Tailor system. Can
make dfeSs while learning Price reduced for a short
nme. All klias OF patterns cut by n. HI LBERT $40
pennsylvania ave I'd floor ia23-tfel7
"ANTEDaLADIES AND YOUNG MEN no
w decorate Birthday and Easter Novelties. Easily
learned; good prospects of steady employment and
1alr wages Material furnished and all work mailed
postpaid FOR fuli Information address Decorative
Works Exchange place. Boston, Mass. i. o. Box
514S. ia,s,-S n, III of
"ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
w new business at their homes can be done even
lgs ana learned in an hour; person making less
than loc. to DOC hour should lUc at once for
u package OF samples of goods, and "a working sam
pies (formulas) TO commence
Address ALBANY SUPPLY CO.
JOHN Albany, N. Y.
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LOOK AT

The Palais Royals s496 Jerseys. with collar, cuffs
and vest front trimmed with 0oped satin braid. Fac
smile of one worn not long since by the Empress of
Austria. We don't think they are TO be seen else
where. But to style and fit we would ask your YER
dict
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LOOK AT
LOOK At

The Palais Royals Silk finished Tailor-made Jerseys
for S2.4S You cannot compare these with others
elsewhere we had them made TO special order.
However. see what others sell for $2.6S, then give
your verdict.
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TxARrSe
A PASSION INTO TATTERs
Peculiar Prerogative of the
PEREMProRY
MIDGET.
MoGUL
That wouldbe
KRAFTY KRITTER
Who has gone
KLEAN DAFT
On the
Is PUZZLE Is
WE ARE NOT PANIC STRICKEN
Norman or woman desires to be placed in dangerous
proximity to the insane The wild and seaseless raw
inss Of that unfortunate but notes of arm
I'M: TO KEEP AT SAFE DISTANCE, and that's
ju.t what
THE PEOPLE
are doing. They prefer a harbor where they can cast
able In this remarkable era they've found it, Victor
E's the word and
VICTOR f ADLERS
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSES THE PLACE.
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
Is the boom Of the season. wi,hou, effor, ON our
part by the win nj
THE PEOPLE
Ii has taken the CROWN And placed il upca its own
head The
RED LETTER
Is the winning card you please and is to be found
only at
VICTOR L ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
S27 AND s29 SEVENTH ST. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, avenaA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
And that the lowest
Our Congress OF Babies and Birds appearsto be more
attractive than the Congress of the nation
Hows tn t.
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The House passed the increase of widows
pensions bill yesterday by the decisive vote of
1913 TO 90. The change in the rate will involve
an extra appropriation annually of five or six
million dollars. The House did not seem dis
posed to go any further than that Immediately
Tor several amendments, including one to re-
peal the arrears limit, were refused considera-
ton.
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LOOK AT

The Palais Royals Silk Jerseys plated back collar
hem and sleeves finished with satin facings. We offer
them for S79s Look At those offered elsewhere for
$40, then give your verdict.
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IsToK SALE-CIIEAP--2 s-RbOM BRICK ,sa,ill
9th 50 sw, thrce-sicry. Tie houses could NOT he
nut lot $4,000 each. ghc ground worth n par foot
fflce oIly S5.uio each. 4. 70. PARkfR
Inn A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

The Senate Is foundering about somewhat
in Its discussion of the Electoral Count bill. 1t
seems as hard to get around the difficulty of
finding constitutional court of last resort In
an electoral deadlock as 1t is TO get rid of a
lurking surd in a mathematical problem. The
Senators add and subtract and multiply and
divide in vain; do what they may, the trouble
some fact will appear that the constitution
offers satisfactory solution of the difficulty.
Hut possibly Mr.. Evarts, the new scholar, who
has the floor to-day, may show the older pupils
how to solve the problem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

By the conditions of the Vanderbilt will. his
fine and costly art gallery is to be reserved in
tact for grandson, that it is difficult to see
how Vanderbiit's sons could give the collection
to the public. even if so disposed. Cornelius
Vanderbilt repudiates, in to-days Tribune, an
alleged interview with him in W hich he Is made
TO say that he and his brother, W. X. Wander
bilt, intend TO donate the gallery to the city.
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706 18th ST. Sc. Sr.Sr2.o0
l122 c sine, 5r., fr.12.00
Al Fenton Place, 6r 1890
Rear 3l5 9TH e.,5r.l0.00
20 Rlad. road, 8 r- fr. 500
= & BRADLEY, 9Z7 Est.
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t'pk SALE-A NEM AND SUBSTANTIAL
Three story, hasemet and ettc brick dwelling on
jefferson Place; - ROOMS besd~ hath large trunk
Foon Improved ~mouds furnace and range: all mod
ern improN euieuts; price $1,000 For perm 10 I'M
spect. apply To WN y. NOlTNC
gAsO~st laos \ NV
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ENoR RENT-A HOUSE, ELEGANTLY FUR
II nlshed for information address r. p sos Cherry
ST. Philadelphia. Its
LroR RENTAL MOUNT PHEASANT, PARK
IL ST.. House: large lot. plenty of shade and fruit
trees; good water Apply to Dr. 7. r. BAGGE1T. on
premises. f2.sts
NOR RENT-HOUSE 200 nth ST Sw AID
LNOR RENT
IL 1913 10th st., 10 rooms, all m. t. SO
1125 l3th st., Ii rooms Opposite Portapdo. oDa
10 18th ST., IL rooms all M f. $40 so
454 New Jersey ave-, rooms, ali IA. l., $40.
22l0 18th ST. 8 rooms. all IN. L., $50
PARKER d TOWNSEND,
Film 141S st. NV.
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80 ToHN,s RESTAURANT"
- Corner 9TH and y sta NV
Remodeied and re6tted. with Ladies' ard Gentle
mems lining Room attached Famous for o,,Sters
Terrspins and tsame. The ceebfated bumgsrdneS
Mhxky spscislty. eAAuEL oRklsuN liale -
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fNof sAIE--CHEAP-S24 nth ~. y w FIVE
\ hooms md STORE room Brick. renting at sl4 a..
fIl.e SID Too esasll, balance two wears. per
cent. 9. H. PAkk TX. az and d sls w NO 90
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LNOR RENT
II est, q stSe. blk $500
1505 9th st.. new. Or 30 90
e5i q St az. over st. 30. 20
2e0S 18th st. new. 6r2o.o3
Is l. ST., u rooms.....l5.Soi
E.0t SWQRNSTEDr
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I.NoR sALE- CmFAP-sss 44s aTu ST = W.
siN-fo IN Trick lnuscs. water and gas. renting Is
80 pr mouth, nearly new. Price. 81. -os; 900
chSn, nsiahce CA long uale. &. d. rARkhR,
Ja''V3t~ Al and B.
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CASH VrRsus CRkDrr.

Why h u that nne-tenths of the ladies who buy for
cash are patrons OF the Palais Royal?
We claim is because we sell cheaper than those
stores who do a credit business
Not having any losses to make good we can Afford
to sell at q smaller profit
BE remembered the Palais Royal Is the only store
Of its kind in Washington that sells ST ictly for cash
Take, an Illustration,
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NOR SALE-CENTRAILN LOCATED truck
Il on Nes, York ave, near 9TH NV. south front:
~ rooms. bai H. cpilir, &C. suitable RESIDENCE or
investnent SSU'o. ALBERT D. FOX. s2o a.
NV
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lSOR SALE-tHEAP-A GOOD BfSlNiSs COR.
u ner, Az ST. and ietne sw-, renting SEQ pas
montb frlue. S-4tO q. IL PARKER.
lh.,t-sGf Al ard Sts = Va
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Edison, who has abstained from astonishing
the world for year or two, has now come &c
the front again by an invention for telegraph
ing from trains in motion. By simple vet
ingenious application of the laws OF electricity
the operator seated In the cars, Is able To send
and receive messages by induction without
any mechanical connection with the wires that
skirt the track. The invention seems to be en-
trely practicable, and Is likely TO prove of consid
cradle usefulness, IL will make 1t easy for rail
road men to keep advised of the position and
movements OF all trains. 1t will also be of ser
vice TO travellers and to the interests OF Justice
This invention recalls the project of telegraph.
ing from point to point without wires simply
BY using the elements. As nothing is inpossi
Bile any longer, every man may yet be his own
telegraph and telephone company, and send his
own messages to his friends in kamskafka or
Patagonia without trouble or expense.
The latest freak in prison discipline is in the
line OF vacations for wealthy telons. Thus j. ID.
Fish, who Is serving term for stealing, Is
brought down to New York as witness In one
Of tine Ward-Warner cases, and when not
wanted In court is allowed to amuse his leisure
by life In fashionable hotels, going to the thea
ter and other elegant diversions. No doubt an
occasional vacation from states prison is very
agreeable episode. but no such larks are con.
templated by the law, and it Is a scanda,ous
abuse Of privilege for those who have a convict
In charge 10 allow him such liberties II Fish's
testimony is necessary, let him be produced,
but so far as possible the rigors of his sentence
should be enforced. Otherwise 1t might not be
q bad scheme for rich eouvicts TO get up
fictitious trials in which their presence would
be deemed essential, and to manage TO obstruct
and delay proceedings indefinitely, meanwhile
enjoying the liberty thus procured in painting
fhe town q hilarious red.
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! + Enak ssss U.s. l. T. II sssss
JJj ZEE Z ( ssss ZEE ssss :.

During the special sale Of these goods we invite
ladies' to inspect the quality of goods offered Note the
prices and amer inspection elsewhere
GIVE THEIR vERDIcTs
II we cannot sell from 10 10 10 per cent cheaper
than any other house In WashingtOn then we must
admit that In the struggle,
CASH VERSUS CREDIT,
Cash Is not victorious We await the verdict Of the
public.
LOOK AT
The Palais Royals own importation of Pafismade
Jerseys Have one tried on. Examine the quality of
st0cknet used. See they si-stitched not and
amer being told they the 41.00 quality look else
where at 81. rs Jerseys Then give your verdict
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PROPOSALS.

TT 8. NAVY PAY OFFICE
Sealed Proposals ENDORSED apR0fosAfs ORD
NANCE SCPpLIES.' will be received at this Office
until NOON. MARCH 2 1856, ior supplies to be de-
nvered at ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. OF the navy
yard, Washington. D. G., namely:
.Re9uistuons No. l6A, Files: and 100. class A.
Whiting, Shelac and Glue; Il, kivets. PIumhago and
BrtsS Wire; c. Alcohol b, FL Dorado Engine OH E.
salmon Brick, and +, Charcoal TO be forwarded BY
feQntsiti0n and classes.
PROPOSALS. MUST BE MADEIN DUPLICATE,
and "a official FORMS furnished with schedules giving
.FkoM MANUFACTURERS OF, Or REGuLAR
DEALERS IN. THE ARTICLES THEY OFFER
The right Is reserved tn reiec. any all bids aad
valve defects Responsih persons must guarantee
c0mpe!ency of the guarantOrs must be certified to be-
00re United States officer.
Pay Director, q. 8. N, Navy Pay Agent
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ENOE SALE
u ion0 9th 81. NV. 2stDry Basement Il raau,s
ali mod imps.. s.. eUN easy paSmeBts -
SOL - ST II g.. IS rooms. all MOD. imps. 50 600 easy
payments s
ieos llth 81. n-w.s rooms all mod lmps. $3.50;
easy payments.
al u e ne, rooms, water aud stoves 81 600
easy
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PERSONAL.

fE1llSDNhI.
A Ii PERSONS WHO HAVE STUDIED At
the University of II icligun are requested TO send
their names and addresses without delay ID AMI
r. FOX. 1910 10TH 81, that invitations for the annual
University Dinner may be sent them f2-2ts
Wy AsHINGTON DETECTIVE AGENCY-OLD-
w est established; reable information furnished
consultations free. Office hours am 10 10 m;
managers. W. WILLIAMS d T. l. PRICE. 816 4
81. Jat3-lm
AEcDEvfTTS DETECTIVE AGENCY.
WI Information furnished to reliable persons only.
Strictly confidential.
jal5-lms McpENiT'r FLfNDER, sos Pa av. NV.
VlTAsHINGToN SCHOOL OF PHoNoGRAPHY
w and Photographic Headquarters
Has removedto
ja9-1m ga X street ne.
nN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupon us We are now prepared 10 nay ful value for
Gents Secondhand Clothing Address cali ~
"JCSrH'S Old stand" Gl3 ID St ocS6m
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ATTORNEYS.

HAMPBELL O. BERRYMAN LATE OF THE
~ firm OF Newton d Berry, Attorney Law,
solicitor in Equity CoDgesancer ANA Examiner a
Titles 10 Real rs ale, SU2 a 81 nv. dx83m
T j. BANTER ATToRNEY-A-LAw. LATE
- Cher Law Clerk Inferior Department Twenty
years civil service. Practices before the CourlA
Committees of Congress and Depa .tinefts hoom Ok
lei1roit Building 18Th and n sts- NV ds-:Sms
Campbell CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT.
y Law. Practices In all the Courts Office 1DO
Louisiana avenue Harbour Law BuiidiBgl Residence
No 1889 9th street northwest se2s-bm
NJ IL MILLER A1TohNEf-AT-LAw,
NJ loouls Z and 4, Sunton LAW building,
Az LOUISIANA sveuIlA
Residence. STA T ~ NV mn2s
SAMUFL Ii. WALkEE.
- US Commissioner Notary Public and ArtorDoy
Rents
IT. CSC isoaaAissia next 20 fStv p o
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I,NoR SAL's-Bi II Nf.SS PROPERTY OK PENN
sylvana ave, which PAYS net regular 49, per ceus
on the price al which Il VIII he Sod
-, IEo>. J. FISHER a CO.
lash-ZW st
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I-OR SALls-AT GREAT BARsAfN-A l3-pN
niod bf H. on Ia aN. sOuth front. rents wati,
cost SSto v lll sef II taken once Tor sal $50 Fpnr
new mod. pr. b. hay window fionss.s n " 81 good "a
hardwood inlsE rent for 10 per cent on tfi, askes.
IL taken Immediately each S4soo. hour small mod
pr. D. nay window mansard Houses. 18th 81 nv =
NICE ~; rent well easy terms. All the aboy, Ia an
improving nriglborhood JOHN BoMI.IS A ca
l421 New York %
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OFFICES.

Per Mo.
9TH and Pa. ave. r. l-2.S45
AS La. ave. basement30
1905 L ST.. has emit lr.- 2h
of properly on MY
Iffice for bnlletin, Issued On
THOS. +. WA04AMAE.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E(ln ACRES FINE FARM SG LAND, NEAR
OOO railroad IN Kentucky 90 exchange for Wash
ingten city and suburban lots, good secondhand
mrniture or furnished house. Address LAND. star
ONCE. lite
HARMS FOR SALE-AT A BARGA1E-AT AND
II near Occoquan Falls; 10 to 900 acres of
good land. beautifully located overiookjng Potomac
river good water and beAthy climate; twenty miles
south or Washington; convenient to navigation also
g rail- o.d station: only IS minutes ride by rail- city
~ you wish TO buy farm come me please
you Address w. h. sELEcNAN. occoquan, vtr-
sInA fe2-Sts
toh eALE-FARNs AND BUILDING ON THE
4er0Rnuten railroad; convenient - city. A. r.
Hull Co. 1u06 @ Ell-lm
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MONEY TO LOAN.

C7.OOO-To LOANs
- 5000
1900 On REAL ESTATE
300 M THos. e. wAGGAMAN
MONEY TO LOAN or REAL ESTATE.
N1 Prompt attention 10 all applications
la2l-lm SWORMS1EDT Il BRADLEY, 80. St
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE IN
~ sums 70 suit, al lowest terms. pANEN HOW FIR
q SoN, 1Z2o + ST ja2l
MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE
AVA policies JAMES f. WAUGH,
lao-lm 1913 ST. NV.
$50 0OO TO LOAN N SUNS OF NOT
%COsOOO less thar $500. at . per
r. o. HOFFMAN.
ala Corner 10th and streets northwest
MONEY TO LOAN On CITY real. ESTATE
AVA OR GOOD COLLATERAL SECURITY.
ROB1. A. PHILLIPS
nIOom l42S New York
MONEY TO LOAN
Nl In sums TO suit, approved Real Estate secur.
~! al lowest rates OF iateres Charges moderate No
unnecessary delay. J. V. \. HUYCK,
Mo 1905 Pennsylvania ave-
I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL Esr
tate or collateral security at lowest ofnterest
1, frenens building, cor. 9Th ST. And La ja2o
Nl In sums 10 sul al lowest rates. on approved real
estate security FITCH iSOS a Known
gu l43. Pennsylvanlaave
MONEY TO LOAN
AVA Al LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
On REAL ESTATE SECURITY
i1iOS J. FISHER & CO.
SEQ 1874 + ST. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

~THE RICHMOND,
! .sh and II NV. Per an.
% hoor, apt. Q......-$l.2sb0
4th hoor /" r FUR. 1 300
=" " LOO
The above IL only q small
books. For full list call al
the LIST aud 10Th. Tfll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

INoR SALE-A NUMBER oF BRICK HOUSES
\ conveniently located through he uarihw.St sec.
to at prices ranging from - Go 81 Goo ia most
ease terms can be arranged Ia sui customer John
SHERMAN * co. 40. st In Sss,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

NOR SALE OR ENCIIA AGE-A RARGAIN-
a on q St NV. bet. 18th and 18th ain aroorn
BTick; modern improvements lot - BY So To wide
alley only seeou, OF VIII exchange for hunsa ia not
:" much OF business orat a, and paw difference IA
suited WALKER WILSON, I0o8 r 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

l. ~ SALE hiAfE ENO%1DRl BRICK
y Houses with six rooms. excludng bath-ronm
These houses are new, just nearing completion and i'm
q part oi the CITY wef reel estate h on the Increase
Isrns reasonable with 5000 payment cash DOWN
d NJ. star office saos-at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02
THoS. y. wAGGAMAN.

Inc above IS only n >inan portion Ut property nay
hooks For iull lis: call Office tor ptltn tss,,ed "a
the LIST anu 18th.