Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1884, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ening Star has « regular, permanent prea daily circulation mere tha» trevie that of any other daily paper published im ‘Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. — zt ‘Next week will be devoted to the offictal determt- ation of the vote of New York state. Generally this ts a mere formality, but in the present case the gmail plurality of Gov. Cleveland and the import- ant consequences that might flow froma slight xror in the returns give the work of the county and state boards of canvassers a universal interest. Both ‘tes have taken all necessary steps to pro- tect their interests, and we may expect that out of this keen supervision the real facts of the election will come forth so clearly as to stop all talk of fraud. It will be possible for the republicans, if so dis- Posed, to keep the final declaration of the vote of New York state in suspense for sometime. The county boards meet next Tuesday to ascertain the true vote as certified by the local canvassers, and as It rarely happens that any serious disputes arise affecting the integrity of the count, the ‘state board, ‘which meets on Wednesday, the nineteenth, simply audits the returns and sends them te:thesberetary Of state, Who proceeds to issue the gertificat ; election. This is the course of events where it putes arise, but the proceedings can Ve delayed, each step if the contestant choosé¥ to fightstorthe: Ditterend. He can in that case challenge the re- turns before the county boards and keep the argu, ment open there until five days after the date set for the meeting of the state beard, when, if the county returns have not been made, the state can- aust take up the unsettled controversies on them themselves. Here, then, is a chance for a renewal of disputes which can be pro- Jonged until the second Wednesday in February, the day set for the oral ce to meet In the hall of the House of Kepresentatives to ballot for Prestient and Vice President. And that troubles an arise even after that body begins Its sessions the events of 1876 furnish an unpleasant reminder. a ‘The alm versal opinion of prominent demo- rats, who have expressed themselves on the sub- Ject. is that Governor Cleveland, as President of the United States, will pursue a moderate and con- servative policy in regard to removals trom office. He has on every proper occasion avowed his sin- cere belief in real practical reform, and his record as governor has been consistent with his utter- ances. He has refused to make publle office a Yeward for partisin service, and on this ground Droke with a powerful faction of his party. Itis Ro secret that Gov. Cleveland has declared that if elected President he would faithfully adhere to and rizidiy enforce the alvil service law. Under that removals from any of the classes of post- tons embraced in the act, for the sake of making ces for partisans, 1s scarcely practicable. The head of adepartment might make removals, tus he could have no assurance asto who Would fill nies, ashe would be restricted to names Supplies by the civil service commission. Public sentiment is so ptainly In favor of civil service re- form, it has so emphatically condemned the de- basement of public office to partisan uses, that & party just entering upon a new lease of power would, perhaps, a8 a matter of policy conform to hat sentiment. It {s belfeved that Gov. Cleve- dand fs in full sympathy with this sentiment. In ‘View of the record and declarations of Gov. Cleve- Jand, and of the opinions expressed by leading members of his party, some of whom will, no doubt, have influence tn the admiuistration there does not appear to be Just ground for apxiety on the part of faithful and efficient government clerks. ‘There 1s no reisou to believe that the civil service Jaw will not be honestly adhered to. Its protect- ing power would extend a great way even in the face of an administration disposed to disregard it, and so far as cun be determined no such disposition Will mark the incoming aamtuistration, —_—_<es—______ Now that the presidential campaign ts over, it must be presumed that the proprietors and con- ductors of a goot many prominent journals will be heartily ashamed of the discreditable course they have borne during the canvass. This observation applies equally to the papers of both the leading Polttiex! parties, and with espectal force to the il- lustrated press of the country, as weil as to the daily journals which have undertaken the business of printing political cartoons or caricatures. From the previous history of some of these periodicals Perhaps nothing else was to have been expected, Dress Goons. LaDIE® CLOTH SUITES. LADIES’ CLOTH PLAIDS, Ge. a eee BOe., Séc., 60c., ‘opel. $1.50 pal. Best bey Is Cu cy t ©..80 ‘30e.."35 TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near Center Market. view ivi 3 eI. er pT WW pov a THE PALAIS ROYAL GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT OFFERS FROM NOVEMBER TENTH TO NOVEMBER SEVEN- TEENTH THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES: CAMELS HAIR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for $1.25 SCARLET MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR for $1.25. ENGLISH CASHMFRE WOOL HALF HOSE for 990, CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, (tailor made) for 68¢. HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for 80, WOOL FLEECED MERINO UNDERWEAR for 81. WARRENTED REAL CHINA SILK HAN DKER- CHIEFS for 48c. BEST SILK UMBRELLAS (Paragon frames) for $2.25. SILK AND SATIN PUFF SCARFS, (English styles), to, EID GLOVES, Embroidered backs, perfect fitting, 79, FELT AND FLANNEL FKIRTS, all colors, 980. WARRANTED GERMAN KNIT SKIRTS, fancy, RUSSIA HARE MUFFS, satin lined, 790. MERINO VESTS, Invisible Seams, all sizes, 350. ‘MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS, improved shape,44c. WOOL FLEECED MERINO UNDERWEAR, all sizes, 68c, SCARLET OR WHITE MEDICATED WOOL UNDEB- WEAR, 98c. AMERICAN HOSIERY Company's and Cartwright and Warner's, WARM UNDERWEAR, at specially reduced prices. $1.15 pDD Dut from the most of them the public had a right to look for better things; and as a rule it may be said that the latter class were rather the worse offend- era Occasionaily a partisan pictorial Mustration has been seen which was clever in conception and execution, but a vast majority of the so-called car- toons have been vold alike of artistic merit, wit, or dec and many of them have been, particu- ularly tn their treatment of the presidential can- idates, © coarse and offensive as to be at once a disgrace To art, to the profession of Journalism, and to te enlightened civilization of the age. ‘There 1s happily reason to believe that some of Uie illustrate? publications which have thus pros- Ututed thetr piges and insulted their better class of readers have lost largely from thelr original patronage on that account, though perhaps in one Or two Instances the losses thus sustained have been mace up from sales to campaign committees and other political organizations This kind of Suppori, however, though profitable while tt lasts, 4 shortlived, at best, and certain to be damaging in the but, even were it permanent, tt could not of itself compensate for the self-respect lost and the good opinion of people whose good opinion is Worth having which has been sacrificed tn gain- tng It. —__<e2—____ And new the question ts, who elected Grover Cleveland? Daniel Manaing would probebly claim that he haduauch to do with It. Jon Kelly claims that bis loyalty, in the face of trying circum- Stances, won the day. Mr. St. John can congratu- late himself on having thrown the battle. Dr. Burchard, according to many, did it all alone with his ttle alliteration. ‘The independent republicans May justiy take a large part of the credit to them- selves; and, then, the democratic masses, the usual Millions who have always voted a straight demo- ‘ratte Ucket, may feel that they have some right 3r self congratulation also. ‘The Brooklyn Union figures it out conclusively ‘Mat elected him. It says that Cleveland has carried New York by 1,800 plurality, that this plu- Tallty was due to the independent republicans, that the Independent republicans were strongest in Brooklyn, and tn the repubitean wards of Brooklyn, @nd that the Union's ctreulation and Influence Were createst In Just those wards. ‘This is an Irre- fasuble chain of reasoning, and President Cleve- land cannot do less than give each of the Union staf a fat consulate. a s broken out tn Parts in a danger, is quite probable that the French re from the disease. It advancing season and the rigid ht keep the scourge out of northern Europe, but possi- rove ineffectual In Paris, ‘ase Strikes ut the filthiest ended upon to flourish 4 from Uhere to the bet- in the compulsory It may be possible even s ase betore ft becomes epl- Several cases have occurred in Rome, e the conditions are even more favorable for * than in nd yet no serious trouble wed. It Paris ts mfected, London and Liverpool can Searecly escape; ant If these ports are Involved, the disease 15 at our own doors, ‘Too much care cannot be taken as it 1s te guard the country, and the treasury officials should see to it that an effective quarantine 18 maintained. The “business inter- ests” of a few importers of rags should not be con- Diy ali as in ¢ p out the md WORSTED CAPS AND HOODS, tm all colors, 250. SCARLET MEDICATED ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR 48c, WINTER MERINO UNDERWEAR, sll sizes, from 250. HEAVY RIBBED ENGLISH HOSE, all colors, 25a, JERSEY CAPS. in all the new colors, 250, Head Ache, ‘And Books to Split In short, the Grandest Combination, Amportonaat seed vollection of BOOKS! BOOKS!!! leave jeation. Show the kind of books we are offering. ‘They are all complete editions, perfect fn print, binding and finish. and have been put into our 25,000 (a complete edition) Red-Line Poets, bound in loth, fall ent including Shakespeare, Tennyson. Whit- tier, Longfe!l. w, Byron and 46 others’ ‘This fe the only cheap Ked-Line edition printed in large, clear type. Do uot be imisied by cu>ningly-worded advert wements of an inferior edit.on, printed in small type. Fubiisher's Price, $1.50. Our 45.cents. 750 sets Charles Dckens’ Complete Works, richly and in cloth asd gold, printed from new’ plates, est, clearest type, aud fuily illustrated. An orna: peated =i ris Price, $22.50, Ours, 86. base er'a Price, ., Ours, $6.50. 20000 Popular Standard 12mo. Booka, beautifully Lonud in cloth and gold, iuclnding Arabian Niuhts, Dow Quixote Tom Brown, Knzby, Oxford, Vanity Fair, and Over 50 others. Eablisher’s Price, $1.00. Ours, 32 cents, Macaulay's History of England, completa, not a3 vol. edition, but the genuine 6 vol, unabridged and un— alered, well printed end well bound in substantial cloth. Publisher's Price, $5.00. Ourn, sdfeemificent Quarto Editions 4 iSite ot Dente tn ferno: Milton's Paradise handsomely illustrated by Gustave Dore. % Besides full line ef Chiidrcr's Barks howe year, He. Soe, bundren and tHounanda of! New trated eta hen O* Books, Hehly bound “ Also, please observ: Stationery and Card Depart- rent aro crowded ‘with goods colslyued to us OR tho same before giving usacaN. For instance, ; tng ol Fug tat Tap ORS Vek ge ca eek cea CHAS. BAU! no’ No. 416 08. hee a STREET. sulted against the health of the whole country, —_—_—_<e2—____ ‘There is Just now quite @ notable contrac- tion of the curreney due to the “hanging-up” of bets laid on the election. These cannot be settled While any technical doubts remain, and hence a Sum of money in the aggregate very large ts locked up indefinitely tn the custody of third parties. —__—_§_<eo__ President Arthur ftssues his prociamation, also* ‘ut it says nothing about fraud and ciaims no party ‘Victories, but merely calls om the people to set apart November 27th asadayon which to return ‘thanks for the bountiful harvests of the year. ———_<eo—____ Notwithstanding the favorable showing for Mr. Blaine last evening, the indicattons at this writing Polat, as on yesterday, ummistakabiy to the suc- cess of Mr. Cleveland. ———__+2—_____ One of the morals taught by the late election ts ‘that preachers should keep out of politica. Let it ot be forgotten, 2 —__ ‘The democrats have very properly hauled in the Offensive “bicody shirt” banner displayed yester- Gay. OVERCOATINGS, SUITINGS sat. EVER SHOWN, — NICOLL, THE TaILor, 01] Eesystivasa Avesva, vet tush sie Washiugton. IS pone IN PHILADELPHIA AT 142 NORTH BROAD STRERT. VERY ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESIDENCE, WITH HIGHLY CULTIVATED GARDEN (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE LISE OF JERSEYS, EXTRA FINE QUAL- TAT 6a = BLACK SILK JERSEYS, ALL SIZES, AT 96. STOCK OF BLA K ENGLISH WALK- ING JACKELS FROM €5TO oh PARIS AND BERLIN WRASS, NEWMARKETS, DOL- MANS AND CIRCULARS IN GREAT V: TY, ELEGANT SILK SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. 60 INCHES WIDE BLACK SICILIENN# FOR CIRCU- 50 INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSHES AT $12 AND $16. “SPECIAL OFFERING” x ‘ADED 3_AT $l. WHICH Ak “RAKE BAKGAINS,” AND CANNOT BE DUPLICATE: SUPERB STUCK OF SILKS, SATIN DUCHESSE, RAADAMES AND PLAIN AND BROCADED SILK VELVETS, COMPLETE ASEORTMENT OF FHENCH BROAD- CLOTES AND DUESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMEINATIO. ALL WOOL ‘COTCH PLAIDS IN GREAT VARIETY §®-WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. (2 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR D!SPLAYING EVENING GOODS By GASLIGHT. §@~ CHOICE GUODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Prear Bortprva, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. ¥stabiished 1840. 28 Srviisa Ann Ecoxomeat. 1884. 1885. EVERY YARD WARRANTED. DRY GOODS STORES SELL IT, Sold by all firat-class retailera. TEFFT WELLER & CO., New York, at wholesale, it Garar Reoveroy. ‘We are selling all kinds of Dry Goods at a great re- duction, to make room for s contemplated change Janusry Ist = Blankets, Comforts, Sheeting, Dress Goods at much under regular prices. Also, just received 200 yards Jersey Cloths, in black, blue, green and brown, $2, for- mer price @4.50. Our entire stock at greatly reduced GEO. J. JOHNSON, ‘113 Market Space, P. Pauzs, 101 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, ‘Will open on Wednesday a case of Bonnets—epecialties forevening and reception. Also, soon to arrive a.case of Costume Bonnets, due notice of which will be given. W SNtED—& Sov THAT HAS HAD SOME EXPE- rience in the. ‘TAPPAN’ 3, eos bth sere orthwent ‘ANTED—A }COLOBED WOMAN TO COOK wash snd iron: Reet come well sacommended end. stay nights, 115 Bast: WaAstep—4 “RECOMMENDED GIRL AS % 1921 he ‘and waitress; white preferred. = ‘WASZED_A WHITE GIRL BETWEEN THE AGE ‘of and 16, to assist in housework for a family of two: no wanking ‘to 1645 High atrest, wees scoacas Apply WANTED AGLERK IN GROCERY AND PRO- vision ston Cota ‘Hill, who understands the Peret basinees, ape can inflvsnce some trade. Anewer, in own hand-writjog, rence, Address, HR. Waxed coon RESTAURANT that can shuck oysters. Apply SONS, 440 9th. ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework in n very small family in Ge reetown: i Snerralt f= wuckne: miss sped Ineartoems carety cmeniet te ia, alo A 0 : the Lest wa en Will be paid. Apply ae 192 Est mw. I WATTER_ONE once to JOHN- RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with for two or three at ‘first-class or otaite var. ‘particulars, price, permit to prem- tom 2095 and pers > Eawuren: See Corstens te. en 13th street northwest, FANTED—APPRENTICES FOR ART NEEDLE- work. Apply at 433 9h etreet northwest, n8-3t ‘AN: ED-IMMEDIATELY_ONE FIRST-CLASS journeyman Baker. Apply at southeast corner 18th strect and Benneylvania aveutic northwest. nBSe ‘ANTED—COOK, W‘SHER AND IRONER FOR s stua'l private family; reference required, 513 F street vorthwest, WV ANIED—A COMPETENT MILLINERY SALES. lad Call at 231 F street northwest. n8-3t VW ANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work; must be a good cook, washer and ironer, and stay at nichts; references required. Apply 1413 Yenn- sylvania avenue northwest. n8-2t? WAXTED-A GOOD WHITE Ouse poe Ty 5 m: dium-sized family; wages : best references required. Add aa Box 18e Star otfica n8-2¢* WANteD-A SOBER, ENERGETIC | MAN, TO kindling-w GC; WALKER & CO'S Coal aud Wood Yard, Woe strest, West Washington. n8-3t" ‘ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE COLORED MAN ‘one who understands attending to horses. App! at office, 1224 F street northwest. nist aousework: street northwest. ANTED—A COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN to cook, wash ‘and iron in a small private faunily ; must stay nichts. Apply at 1013 14th stn. w. 7-20" ANTED — AN INTELLIGENT AMERTOAN NV, Noman to do light housckeoping fore faxnily of ; noi thern woman preferred. Z Maryland avenue northeast, or call after 4:30 p.ta.n7-0 ANTED—EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN; Steady, Position: salary 910 per week: must. bs good salesman. Address Box 102, Star office, n6-3t* ANTED_WHITE BUTLER, @45; WHITE Nurve, $14; Cooks, Chambermaids, Nurses, Gene- ral Workers, ‘Maid, Serub and ‘Kitchen Gils, Boys and Girls. bring references, PRICE & COOMBS, Licensed Agents, 926 F street northwe:t, n6-3t* ANTED—A COMPETENT MAN, A8 JANITOR of the Carroll Institute. Apply, with refe to ED. J. HANNAN. chairman of executive committee, at the Institute, 602 F atreet northwest, after T oreh.ck pm, 5 WANTED 10 THOSE IN WANT OF RELIABLE clerks, cook. hostiere, laborers, and. ait posions a trust, ‘male or female, apply to or address Commercial Employment Agency, Llcensed office, o0) i s'reet west ockt wate family; with or without board; terms reasonable: “6&1 T street ‘northwest, KR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED rooms in the best part of Georzet_wn, with or with- out board, Apply at 3267 N street northwest. 2 RENT_FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, Fhe or three second-story communicating Horm, with beth attached, “94a U street northwest, © nb-3e" {OR RENT—702 10TH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘one suite of thres rooms, completely and hand: fomely furnished, h.ving grate fire.- Also two rooms, 005 QR RENT_PRIVATE FAMILY, LARGE NEWLY yrniahed ‘room, second *fisor, convent Lath-street cars and henilice: no children. ‘Two sualler rooms, third floor. References. 1426 N street north- wert, ms-2t* JOR RENT_A NICE SECOND STORY FRONT Room, neatly furnished, bay window. for boarding cau be made. Addresg HF. station, city — {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS BY LADY AND daughter (latter axed 15); furnished room and board in a private family where, there Be but few boarders; refere: hanged. x office, né-st* R RENT—FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED- rooms, first end second floors, Also, single Fioom, 14 K stroet northwest. te FOR RENT—AT $11 6TH STRERT NORTHWEST, nicely-furnished room; for gentlemen only; refer- \ees required, noT-3t* {OR RENT—TWO CHEERFUL NEWLY FUR- nished Rooms, first floor, to a quiet party: reut moderate. 1131 11th street northwest, ny-2t" POE RENT—TWO FURNISHED COMMNUSICA- ting rooms: hot and cold water and bath on same fioor, 133 ¥ street northwest, noT-2t* eutrestive ion =o EY, 730 10th street. j Fi Fy 8 cars, in north: 87. oth pear F817. ke A. F% RENT—NEW HO! 630 Lou'siana avenue, 510, rooma, with all BY 8. B WALK! 12 B street Troome, $20. ‘at im ] RFENT—NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE A HAND- a eee prt 65 a month for the ‘year. Address ‘Box at it HE § 3 i RRENT_TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, FURNISHED 4 to an ‘imme- a1 vstaromce eae T street, fur- ies SEE OEE TaN, BEE B FOR BENT —A DESIRABLE BRICK 1813 8 NORTH- west, eihtrooms all modern improvements, LOUIS P, SHOEMAKEK, 920 F street mi not-3t B RENT— ‘Jucobs' first-class furnished house WITH FRENCH TABLE. References exchanged. 9: street northwest. Foe BEST BEAUTIFUL TEN-ROOM HOUSE. every modern appliance, on one ‘most attractive ‘corners with southeast. outlook, i Wert Washington; rent low to permanent tenant J. B. WIDMER & CO., 1419 New York avenue, nb st JR RENT—A NINE-ROOM BAY WINDOW HOUSE, two rooms reserved, 1714 15th street; rent $28 per month; house open front 3 to 5 p.m, 6-3t* OR RENT —A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED House, corner of Vermont avenue and Q street 4201 Q), containing 13 rooms; rent for the seseon ©: the year; $200 per month, in advance. nob-tr' weet, Fo RE! eal ee BOOMs: TWO large rooms, iF street northwest. 7-3" Fo oe: iT—THREE ae een poy sping ee oes eee oe Uemen. Address Bo. K., Star of n7-3t" rent, Per month: references exchanged. Avp ly. at 508. street northwest, facing Judiciary sq. n7-3t" F& RENT—FOR GENTLEMAN, ONE LARGE, well-furnished room, with closets, second floor. ad Breakfast in hi if . Sor Seo Speednames = ANTED—LADIES AND YOUNG MEN IN CITY er country, we furnish light, simple work at your own homes, sent by mail any distance: the business is Dght and pleasant; you can inake 2 to 85a day: no canvassing; no mistepresentation; we have a good de- mand for our work and furnieh steady employment; no siamps for reply, Address Koyal Manufactur- ing Company, Providence, B. I. ‘oc2T-lin* ANTED—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN IN CITY or country to take nice, light and pleasant work at their own homes; $2 to $5 a day easily and qpietly made; work sent ; Ro canvassing: no stam) for reply. Address RELIABLE MEG CO., Philwiel- Phia, Pa., P.O. Box 1593, cez-36t* Ok BENT —TWO | ELEGANT SUITES —¥UR- ‘nished Rooms, parlor and second floor, with choice table board, at 1101 13th street northwest, corner L References required. ni-ar Fe, KENT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF KOOMS, sitting and ‘bedroom with two beds; suitable for three or four gentlemen in Government Printing Office or Capitol: ‘second ‘Boor: well heated: hot and. cold rater: gan and. bay widows; very low E Mrect northeast, Se eee with refercuces, = noo 'ANTED--LADIES OR GENTLEMEN TO TAKE light, pleasant and easy employment at their own homes: work sent by mail (distance no objection): $2 uietly ‘made; no canvassing. Plesse ad- to $5 can be dress Globe Man’g Co., Boston, Masa, Box 5,344.s16-Tw* WANTED--SITUATIONS. | Caurorss Pune Wires, Just received A FULL LINE DIRECT. ©. WITMER, ng 1918 Ponnsylvanis avenue. Ovencoazs. All Weights, All Textures, ‘All Shapes, All Sizes, All Prices, Pisin and Fancy Weaves, For the proportionate, the s.out and the lean, ‘Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Sizes, ‘Ranging from 5 to $50 each. S¥ECIAL OVERCOATS, of my own manutacture, with quolities of unusual merit, both in cut and fit NE WMAREETS at popular prices, SURTOUTS, in Suitable Fabrics, SACKS, Plain, Silk-Faced and Satin Lined. THE DREADNAUGHT, patterned after the new ‘Naval Ulster, and is the same in effect asthe English Army Grest Coat, in Frieze and Blue Beaver; particu- larly adapted to cases of continuous exposure, These are made in the house. Prices from §20 to @40. CHEAP OVERCOATS, heavy and warm, for $10. BLUE OVERCOATS. ‘Will not fade, for $15, $20, $25, $30 and $42 Color fast under any exposure, GEO. Cc. HENNING, COLORS. JERSEY JACKETS. JERSEY NEWMARKETS. PER- SIAN WRAPPINGS, CLOTH NEWMAREETS, IN BLUE AND BROWN. CLOTH COATS THAT HAVE BEEN LEFT FROM LAST YEAR AT HALF PRICE. PLUSH COATS, IMPORTED CLOAKS, OUR STOCK INDIA SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY, HAVING PURCHASED LARGELY, WE HAVE SEOQURED MANY BARGAINS, REAL INDIA SHAWLS FROM 875 TO 9500, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ONE PRICE. on N. B.—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 0038 Nuw Axp Fasmoxazre DRESS GOODS, BISON CLOTHS, BIARRETZ, DRAP D ALMA ENGLISH SERGE, SUPERIOR FRENOH CASH-, MERES, CHOICE FRENCH PLAIDS, SOUTACHE BRAIDED DRESSES, COMBINATION PLAIDS, REAL SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, FRENCH CASSIMERES, THE LARGEST STOCK OF FRENCH AND GERMAN BROADCLOTHS TO BE FOUND, WE PLACED OUR ORDERS EARLY AND HAVE ALL GRADES IN ALL THE COLORS. SATIN DUCHESS IN ALL SHADES, WITH PLAIN AND BROCADE VELVETS TO MATCH. PLAIN COLORED PLUSHES IN ALL THE NEW SHADED. LARGE STOCK pacar yes VELVETS UIT, HO! BRO} ONE PIECE. Y FOR MOURN- Re oMbSir SUESIERD oko DOH OURSELVES TO ‘Td VERY BEST COBDS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONa, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.B—THE BEST I8 THE OREAPEST. od Avrrzs, Avrrzs. Just Received, Direct trom New York State, 200 BARRELS APPLES. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, IMPORTERS OF FANCY GROCERIES, ‘No, 1900 ¥ Srneer Nonrswaer. WASTED ITUATION TO TAKE CHARGE ‘of gentlemen's offices; will give references, C=ll at 1007 1ith street, 1 WASTED EY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WHITE. ‘woman a Place to cook and do general house work for amall family. Apply st 1608 Q street north west WANTEDA ITUATION FOR A YOUNG GIRL in a strict Catholic family. Address GUARDIAN, with reference, Box 159, Star office. 6-9 WANTED —3y A RESPECTAB’R WHITE ® Situation as lady's iting-maid or chambermald. "Add.esa Miss KELLY. 488 H street southwest, nT FOR FENT-HANDSOME PARLOR AND CHAM- ber, large and cheerful, and other smaller rooms; private family; references, 1420 N street northwest, nl OR RENT—VERY COMFORTABLE SUITE OF mis, consisting of parlor, bail room, bed room with bath room attached. Virst-class private table board, Apply CHAS, F. RITTI, ‘French Caterer, 190 Hi strect northwest. n6-3t" R RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished, in od locality ew house; hot and cold water, bath and excellent Table Board near Capitol and three 'lines of cars. Apply at 213 New Jersey avenue northwest, ‘B5-lw* POE BENT-AT 12 GRANT PLACE, BETWEEN G and Hand 9th and loth streets northwest, hand- ‘omely furnished front rooms, en suite or sifigle, on second and third floors; southern exposure. _n6-dt* POR EENT_tWo VERY DESIRADLE CoMMU- pomure andigrate Bes opposite Metropalies tiabe go an re: opposite Metropoll: : wrentiemen only, Inquire at B04 F strest northwest, Ww ANTED —PLACRS FOR HOUSEKEEPEKS, seamstresses, ladies’ maids, cooks, nurses, cham- EEG cen, Meas gioeeuacbi & cooMBs. Licensed Agents, Fst. n.w. _8030-Gw* R RENT—A PLEASANTLY SITUATED, NICELY Furnished Room: comfortable, and in every way convenient for gentieman; near hotels, cars and post office; $15: heat aud light; Tefesences exchanged, 333 WANTED--ROOMS. Star office, it® of citys references exch “Address, stating terms, Q T., Star office. a We \TED—BY A LADY WITH ONE CHILD, TWO swall communicating rooms, furnished as sittine- room and, led-room: price not to exceed $15; refer ences required ; conve! it to caterer. Address C. W. A., Star office. 8-3t* ‘ANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A good-sized furnished Rocm or small parlor and bed-room: southern exposure; stove or grate fire: in the vicinity of Thomas Circle; no questions; state pr Address Box 116, Star office. 28-3 WASTED_AN UNFURNISHED SECOND STORY room, with he.t, gas and bath, within an easy dis- tance of the Patent office. Addrees M., 714 11th sirect northwest, ns-2t* ANIED—& SNUG FURNISHED ROOM ON B strect southwest, or near Smithsonian, for gent and son. Address Smithsonian post office." n7-ut* WANZED_A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS, sUIT- able for parlor, and chamber, furnished in best manner. four months of December to April Must be conveniently located to Arlington, Rigas, Wormley's of Hamilton with terms, B.D. of ni-at* WANTED—HOUSES. Wane a nous OF SIL og save Pow to exceed $35 per month.” Address, with particulars, J. D., 2308 M street northwest, it WW iiven rou. beak bane Ea not ore OR $2,500cash. Address “Home,” Star offica. n08-3t ous fon $2090 to Shoo Adarees, With ioc” and LS LOR, Star office. n7-6t ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE; ‘Wivoms between Aveoucentss apd 14th and 19th 3 Dest of feloretice given. VEG, Star ofc” at ae WANTED-_MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED STEADY EMPLOYMENT FOR A horse well for modsrately-light draft pur- adapted for the it party. Address TSAAG HEBLEI, 10s bee see ew. a 4 th oR RENT—AT 907 hsndsomely Furnished or Unf Single or en-suite: desirable location; south front: first: class ip pouseif desired, 2S-2w* FOE BENT APARTMENTS, FURNISHED AT 518 Hast. n.w., the property of the late Admiral Wilkes, overlooking Lafayette Square, on corner; very 4 able neighborhood; thoroughly 3 Bear the Arlington. ocii-2w* QR RENT_HLEGANT PARLOH AND BEDCHAM. r, newly furnished, in new house. with. ture iarge tay ‘windows: no childreny referesices: 1805, 5 strect, corner Mth, south front. 0c20-18t* FO E232 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED zoos, 821 Vermont avenue, opposite Arlington hotel. street northwest, ‘M STREET NORTHWEST; POE, PENTOAT 490 THIRD STREET NORTH. weat, two handsomely furn: ‘Tooms, on second floor, singie or en suite. well heated, with commodious bath’ ‘Terms moderate, ‘ocz-2w* fice. Unfurnished Rooms, single or en suite, oc28-lm 9th street northwest, References exchanged. oc7-5w* FPQk BENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN- cluding communicating Parlor and Bed-room; mod- ern conveniences; terma reasonable to carefal, ooou- R RENT—LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH ie, etc. on Khode Ialand avenue, neer K JicLBAN, and B streets aelw NT OR EXCHANGE—FOR A SMALLER House. the finest Brown-stone House in the city. furnished or unfurnished. NM 315 4 ft Sweat. V oa Coneful tenant street northwest, Very low $-im* POR RENT — 15% CORCORAN STREFT, A VERY desirable and completely furnished houae, includ ing Hnen and chins: owner wishing to leave Washins- ton will rent on reasonable terms to # desirable tenant. novG,8.11,13415 F&. RENT SALE MOST DEBIBABLE RECI- ‘dence, 202 ret, feet onder: rear: rent $73 per mouth “Apply }. KARLY, 701 15th OR RENT_2017 8 T NORTHWEST. A very desirable and completely furnished house, in- cluding linen and china: owner wishing to leave Wash- ington will rent on reasonable terms to a desirable ten ant. nl-lm FPR RENT-ONE THREP-STORY BRICK HOUSE. nine rooms: bath-room; all mod. impa.; new freacoe inted; 618 23d stn. w.; the chariote running to the ase; Tent month, Inquire 403 7th street n. house; tent $86 per Ing cz R RENT—A VERY NICELY FURNISHED 12- room House on 16th street, heated with furnace and open grates: bas burglar alarms, and is well suited for see FOFPOORRRER & TOWNSEND.” 0029-20 1418 F street, FOR SEND FURNISHED Ob UNFURNISHED— 1755 P street northwest, ono blcck from Dupont Gero, beep etopy and Desemes Beck Dealing, ons odern mprovetnent fon “Oveniber Ist LAWRENCE SANDS. 1824 New Nenk avenue, oF A.C, STEVENS, 619 Market Space, oc23-Lm R RENT_SEVERAL SMALL BRICK HOUSES in the northwest and other of the city, with ali improvements, YOUN SHEBMAS & 00, oz F oc} street, R RENT OR SALE—MASSACHUSETTS AVE whe, 2112, three-story, press-brick front, 14 rooms eaupee ie “ Q 4 Apply to LAWRENCE s houe open 8 tila. SANDS, 1426 New York avenue. ‘ocli-Im IR RENT—BY SB. WALKER 6% LOUISIANA venue, 508, 810. 512 B street northeast, 840; 9 rooms and stables, with all modern fmprovernenta. oo 8 BENTTSFURNISHED HOUSES. 1744 N street, 12 rooms. 1412 X street, 9 roomn, Apply to is noT-3t RENT— 2112 Mass. ave.,13%re8110. 614 17th st. n.w.,10ra..100. igs eaccra a 19th at. Dw. 12 70.83. aa 3 seereses BeGgES, a Ewiictiniead Eeesesezts af Pant, 1112 H street northwest. 1 RENT—THREE FINELY FURNISHED SEC- ond floor communicating Rooms, and third floor un- furnished, at 940 New York avenue northwest. ocl6-Im FOR RENT—FLATS. OR RENT— INEST FLAT, UNFURNISHED, FEN Tait “FLORENCE NORTHWEST CORNER 17TH AND H STREETS. or main story. Entire floor, ‘accommodations The second, r, with private bath, and complete ‘conveniences in, particular. ‘Lesation—opponite “Richmond” Flats and Metropolt- oon PRICE AND PEEMIT TO ips ts ee 1505 Pennsylvania. Ingurance Building. n6-3t Arlington artmont house ts loosted af th ne use F strecta ‘and ‘northwest, cular. For plana, rates and full formation anply to THOS. J: FISHiiE street northwest. ‘n5-2w itt WARSTED-STABLE NEAR “THE RICUMOND.” ith and H “ streets. with capacity for f carriages, FITCH, FOX & BROWN. Oy terese ANTED—S8ECOND-HAND TOP-ROLL OFFICE Wee Adress nB-3t™ CASH, Star office, General Post Office, and New Pen- 3 to D. C. LAWRENCE, Hooms 5, 6 and 7, 618 F street north weat. ‘ocll-2m WANIED-PABINIR, WITH ENERGY AND 1,000 to join advertiser in Washington or Balti- more for the manufacture and saleof patented food line specialty. Without a rival. Succes:ful when intro. duced. Excellent opportunity for father to start son, with reliable party, in sound enterprise, “Un on: able references. GEO. B. BEARD, 103 bt. James Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. ny-3t FOR RENT—STORES. R RENT—423 1TH STREET NORTHWEST— Fine large Store or Wareroome, suitable for whole- aale, pe, Zetall business. on one of the best thorough farea between Pennsylvania avenue and F street. In- quire on premises, ‘n8-3t* E. B. PRETTYMAN, Rockvilie, nist? Wars ae ant ea BURGER’S goods and carpet house, 820 Tth street, between H andl L n6-3t WANTED_TO. RENT LARGE ST, modating six horses and poveral voor ANTED—ONE BURIAL SITE IN OAK HILL Weenctery. ‘Addreas i ACCOM- esr ib. HE. WARNER, 916 F st, northwest, tively destroying the: reote, by Bee eae ee Ea fendi the ly reliable ererieine Process, #06 ex GABRIEL, 711 8th atreet northwest. 0c25-18t* ANTED-LADIES'TO KNOW MOODY'S TAI- Jor System is the latest improvement in dress is cutting, {eoght at 1237 Pennsylvania aven RB RENT— F 1421 New York avenue northwest, large store- room with cellxr; good location for any business ;con- venient to all cars and herdic lines, ‘THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., nl-2w 1524 F street northwest, PERSONAL. = peatecuse eres 34 asses avEebes z Be cbaee : | BEER 248383888; RSSS8sssE3: : His plese Bekee ‘ aad F OR RENT—UNFURNISHED HO! 1812 N street, if hi) S2838838S238 2522522 ‘83-33 75.00 Kot, near Const NESE ir . BY. Farragut n es is BES! eeeee ce BBE i fa HW SRE Sobel : 3588338: Isth st, near N st_ 200 17th, néar Mass.ay.. (200,00 ooh ¥ Tegner aA : — avenue south M— W——YOUR LETTEE WAS KOT Mi ctivod antll too inte for ma ‘to keep the ment Please make another, allowing me ample to reoelve your letter. O— EN. B—— RK RENT— ‘Duddinst’n est.$100,000' 10: 13925 K st. n.w.mi £ 203 Tet. n.w., mnt...) 999 Mast nw, mi... 1342 Vtavn. w.mi. 709 Gat. now. mnt. 515 1th st. a 4 TEAYED—FROM 1608 0 STREET, SMALL BLACK skye puppy, three months old, eward offer ae OsT—A LE PUG DOG. ANSW o the naine of A Wooral reward! will be Paid returned to J. B. ALL, 609 E street northwent.1* osT—w ILL THY TADY WHO ras EN TO UP ering Boston Dry Goods ahs “3 urday, November 8 return the same to L OST_ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEM- House, as abe in known, 6th, between St Augustine's church and the corner of Vermont avenue and street northwest, or in Litan cara, between the laxt named place and Missourt avenue, a pair of gold for which gultable reward will be given if left at 471 Mimours avenue northwest. rt OST—A BADGE, NO. 198. A SUITABLE REWARD will be paid if returned to JNO. ROONEY, corner 13th and C streets northwest. ‘n8-3t eet OF WEDNESDAY LAST, IN CENTRAL part of the city, an olive. wood osary, with Silver Fone, Suitable reward to Gnder if returned to 1295 Pennaylvania avenue, "28.3 ARF PL LEAF. WITH GAR if returned to 131s 10: no’ netset. Full value street northwest ai ‘OST_A NOTE, SECURED BY DEED OF TRUST, drawn by WZ Partallo, in favor of B. H. Warner. v Vi 3. W. Sima amount Ber gent the Ander will be rewarded ty returning to 916 F street nerthweet. ni-° STRAYED—A WHITE SETTER GYP, LIVER COl- +) ored epots. A liberal reward will be pad for ber re- turn to EDW. BrOoKE, High street road. n6-3t* x . xe! ua be rewarded by leaving at Room 26, Agricultural partment or U. V. C. armory, Masonic Temple. v6 HOREWAED, WILL BE PaIp a2 THE RE }eP Voovery of the body of K. L. Thompson, drowned November 3, “1898 ‘Apply Ladi F street A'S TAN oI B63 ____ MONEY TO LOAN. _ ‘ONEY TO LOAN— —?_—_ a ON REAL ESTATE. a one PARNER, ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE SEOU- nity. Prompt attent.on to all applications, SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, ocl4-Im 928 F 2 oe 0 ON REAL EsTaTR 500 {0023} THOS. F. WAGGAMAR, ‘ONEY TO LOAN, M' ‘On Real Estate Security, At Lowest Rates of RO. HOLTZMA! febs Commer 10¢h and F vtrecte norte, ‘ONEY 10 LEND. AT LOWES? Ra’ su20-3m__WM. P. YOUNG, 1905'F street untae ae, ee EE TOIOIN oeoeed na st lowest rates of interest. y delay. . VN. BOY 166 avenua E MONEY AN ON GOOD REAL ES- Ui plier mnt at ewes te ert E rs fremets Butiding, cor. afeoe aatd La ave. ) ONEY TO LOAN, ae on Fa Eos, In sums to suit, ut lowest rates, estate security. EITCH, FO! 020 1437 Pennsylvania avenge, ONEY TO LOAN, Mt Tow Erovary and provide wise inte cy eae grocery, fi i ng horse and wagon; very best reasons for selling. Can be Lought cheap for cash. Address X, Star office. SUD TEE STOCK ASD FIXIURES OF K Retiring from busincas, re busines 615,050 fs anti ber any sl ANTED TO PURCHASE WARRANTS FOR ed unoffered lands. E. HUDSON, 1420 Pean- syivatie avenue northwest iam. ROMPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION Pic Berton. seller aud Renting Property. jJgas_ nepotia: 4 Real Estnie Sroteme ib F sizect northwest conta PARTNER WANTED TO ENGAGE IN THE GEX- eral ‘Duninees in the .C. Acidress ‘Star hide KER: office, veling Moxer: Moxer: Moxer: CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY, do. 53 W. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIM( ROR RENT_FURNISHED ROO! BOARD. RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH % has all in first-class location. 1708 F street northwest, 8-2” RENT—A INIA LADY RENT one ortwe or ‘aeutioman “and ‘wate Ona Boor} private able decired” House ol be sirct : Feferences exchanged. nes Bircore pamarss a, Ss i=} = and rooms; good oll: AM GENESTS, FROM Ue ey at Law, cel WARTED Novis ‘THE TM, ve th. hay ki AND THEIR GERM EXTER. WE Rear otal Se gigs a D Y. : PARSONS, specialty. - Bees