Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR | Asx Esesarre Destat. WASHINGTON THURSDAY. together. : Bews matier from noon up to the moment ot | °° going to press, it is absolutely necessary that |" THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 00. fit advertisements Intended for THe Stan ot | | When wesay ourstock of Separate Trousers was | READY-MADE WINDOW SHADES ever so complete as now, % the same afternoon should reach the office be-| comprises the newest and latest designe, and the most fore 12 o'clock m. Approved siyies at the lowest possi ‘Thisis expecially demanded on Saturdays, when, | *a5 that which we know to be literally trae. > 5 Wheu we advertise as we do now, the nobblest line of fifteen dollar Cataway Suits in English, Scotch and Gay, the presses must start at least one bour | American Tweeds ever exhibited in Washington, we eutier ean aadal as this request | know whereof we speak. beparrar eset THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co. ‘Our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing but an advantage to advertisers themselves, | is now complete. alzes unbroken and lines full, we ilsee how much "twill be to your ad- since otherwise it is sometimes impossible to | vantage to bay Xow wheu you have so many styles to properly classity or even to insert thelr an-| i#iec, om aud YOUR size I every style simply await GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER 7TH AND D STS. (ALL BLUE SIGNS.) J. M. GRADY, in order torun off the mammoth edifions of that ‘will therefore not only be a favor to the office, imagine you mouncements, ————-—___ ‘The Commissioners are venturing on thin ice, tosay the least, in their controve: 7 with the Treasury department over the question of par- tieularizing their estimates. As long as the | _0c28 Unitea States government pays half the ex- Penses of the District, it claims the right under ‘the law to scrutinize tne appropriations asked of Congress as to both quantity and purpose. It would be searcely dignified for it to take any ether course under the existing laws. It the Commissioners persist in ther refusal for. the Feasons they have set forth, the result will be that the department will make an in- different, if not a positively hostile, re- Port to Congress on the subject. There is little doubt that Congress will side with the depart- ment rather than with the Commissioners. ‘The District appropriations have a pretty hard Ume of it now in Congress—even when pre-| Gcarcer Uwosawzan. sented with the most explicit and intelligent @etail—to run the gauntlet of attack from the economists, strict construction- WE REGRET, EXCEEDINGLY, THAT SO MANY LADIES WERE DISaP. ists and those hostile to government appropri- ations for District expenses, and it is easy to anticipate the sort of reception the Cormis- POINTED IN NOT BEING ABLE TO Messe Say estimates, donded by da sever AVAIL THEMSELVES OF OUR SCAR- Feport trom the Treasury department, w Meet with in the House. LET UNDERWEAR ADVERTISED AT ‘Whatever justice there may be In the inter- Pretation of the statutes made by the Com- missioners, it does not follow that insistence On that interpretation the part of wisdom, Particularly when precedent is against it and the final issue of the controversy is bound to ee THE ARRIVAL OF A NEW INVOICE he the same. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE The news of Miss Cleveland’s iliness Is prob- ably only partly true. The tact may be saadey OF THESAME EXCELLENT GOODS. TO stated, but the cuuse of it Is open to doubt. WHICH WE INVITE ATTENTION, BE- Hard work atthe desk breaks down few edi- tors, What they most frequently succumb to is worry. Miss Cleveland bas worked hard, CIENTLY LARGE TO MEET THE beyond question; but her effort to combine WANTS OB ALL. with her regular professional labors, the super- vision of an advertising department, must have subjected her strength toa severe strain. Avy MEDICATED SCARLET PANTS AND VESTS $1.28 EACH. Person of experience in the editorial chair could have warned her of the effect of such an at- tempt. The public, when it Lasa harsh judg- ‘ent to pass on one of the engineers of a news- Paper or magazine, usually singles out the edi- tor as the object of attack, assuming that be must be actually as well as technically respon- sible for everything which appears in his print. By long suffering, he comes wo look at this practice in a charitable way, and to smile | $4 ae at the ignorance of Luis critics instead of feeling | ¥ Mat Burt by their injustice. Mut beginners in the | MM i protession, and particularly those who have ‘Scquired some reputation in other fields before | 0c28 entering It, are sensitive. They le themselves be worried needlessiy, and too much mental fret impairs their bodily vigor. All ber friends will hope that Miss Cleveland, having ceased her labors as an editor, will dismiss these peity troubles from her mind and be speedily re- Stored to health and strength. —— Dr. Merriam, ot the Department of Agricul- ture, has passed judgment for the United States government on the English sparrow, and ‘the conflicting verdicts of popular juries will Bave to be revised to suit. The Doctor says ‘that, beyond a doubt, the sparrow {s 4 nilisance ‘and ought to be suppressed. It does more harm than good, and is no longer an efficient pro- tector of vegetation. Why cannot the ‘ladies who insist upon decking their hats with plu- mage make the sparrow fashionable as a deco- sult in sparing the brighter-hued birds and at | sirablestyles, neither have we ever before been able the same time call forth the thanks of farmers, | tooffer you scale of prices #0 low as we are now gardeners and householders wuo aave suffered | placing on these reliable new goods. Therefore we trom the sparrow pest, There is no patent on | think it inthe line of our duty to noise the fact that we ‘the suggestion. are eagaged in the general distribution of bargains Fa iat kee Among the wise buyers of this city and vicinity. ‘The sheardity of mixing sentiment with news | “Te"it yoo an elegant Cherhet salt’ te e750 that ‘ould be cheap at $10.00. ‘We sell you an All-Wool Cassimere Sulit at $10.00 cerning the condition of King Otto, of Bavaria. | that would be a bargain at $14.00. He is suffering, the report tells us, from violent | We sell you anexirs fine Cassimere Suit at $12.50 that you cannot match anywhere under $16.50. ‘What is “the worst” in thecase of a royal lu-| _Wesell you affine Prince albert Suit, silk fced, at Satict If desth is mennt, is it not a misase of | #15.00 that would be cheap etc eine . e sell you a ince Albert ‘that ts the superlative term? Is not the death of a| _We,'il yous vette ‘We fell you an All-Wool Overcoat at $7.50. A very Father as a blessing tobimself and tohis people? | gnu au1-Wool one mete On We have an extra large line of Suits for Boys from Editor Cutting is exerting himself at El Paso, | 13 to 18 years old, trom $5.00 up. 4 ‘Texas, to raise an arimy ot ten thousand men We havea full line of Boys’ Fall and Winter Over- for the purpose of invading Mexico and setting | coats, from $3.75 up to $14.00. Up an independent republic within her borders, | _ For Children from 5 to 13 years old, Suitswith Short At is respectiully suggested that Mr. Cutting | Pants, at $2.50, $275, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, first invade Mexico himself, and wait on the jeimptae rphestandlndl 20 per cent less than you Other side of the line for the other nine thou- s sand nine hundred and nincty-nine ambitious | gi coumwsrgs ne “hudten's Overcoats from Tepublicers. There is nothing like the force of | ®%50 upwards. example in cases like this. If it takes him as ‘We havea iu line of Odd Pante, from $1.50 up. Jong to make up his army as to get the sixty GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED, ‘Was never more apparent than in the cable dis- patch from Berlin under yesterday's date con- attacks of insanity, and “the worst is expected. king who is insane and incurable to be hailed — thousand dollars’ indemnity which be demands from the Mexican government, he will make his first march to the music of Gabriel's THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS ‘trumpet, $$ ____ The pretty little village beyond West Wash-| 028 Roou To Loox ~- . F THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C0.. THURSDAY. p oBBh 28, 1886-WITH SUPPLEMENT. —_ WANTED—HELP. Xaus Haxozercarers Inorder to obtain the pick of the foreign market, ‘we found it necessary to import early. To induce you to purchase now, we quote greatly reduced prices Sor ‘the new goods. At Curtains and Curtain Materials and Fixings. ‘Also Upholstery Goods at our branch depart- ‘Ment store, 1013 ¥ street, Customers who have examined oar various lines speak in the most flattering terms of their general excellence, variety and intrinsic ‘We never before displayed 20 large a stock nor named lower prices than we are doing at Present, and all who anticipate returnishing ‘thefr houses in jastice to themselves should in- spect this stock before purchasing. Our enlarged stock and increased facilities permits of our doing a large business, hence the ‘more we sell the more we buy——the more we buy the cheaper we buy—the cheaper we buy thecheaper wesell. You forward your own interest in buying of us, October 28, 1886. | The report that our genial manager. Mr. J.M.Grady. = Is about to hire e hall and lecture on “WHAT Hi CROSBY 5. NOYES........................-Edlter. | KNOWS ABOUT BEING KICKED BY A MULE” = Js absolutely without foundation in fact. The rumor a8 uo doubt started by On heartiens competitors who ‘expected toreap a rich harvest thereby. Hedesires to Bena Sido detly cirecletion. mere than 157 te his friends that he is biwect! acain and “il in treble that of any other daily paper pub- the arena” at the N.W. Corner of 7th and Data, lished in Washington, and equal tothat of THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO, an other daily papers here added | When we tell youweare offering twenty different mes styles of Gentlemen's All-wool Suits at ten dollars ‘each, we mean just that, no more ‘When we say we are offering twenty different pat- To Advertisers, terns ot fall and medium weight Overcoats for ten dol- aces tal hie and other | lars each, we wish to convey to you our willingness to ee a sobstantiate our statement when you honor us with & Gs Ar Sane ee iii ‘ANTED-—GIRL, IN SMALL FAMILY. W wens, gd do. housevork. HAS Marne the commission and general merchandise bu with a party of influence. Address TRADE, Siar ‘This is no exaggeration. In the show window alone ‘we exhibit 9.000 Handkerchiefs, and the department now comprises 100 feet, and fifteen assistants are kept busy. Nothree stores combined in this city can say ‘We have experienced workmen who we will send to your residence, take the measure of your windows, make the shades and put them. ‘upina workmaulike manner at the lowest Prices such work can possibly bedone for: Holland Shades, 36 inches wide, 2 yardslong, strong spring roller, curtain pulls attached, ready to put up, only 50c. each. Opaque Window Shades, 86 inches wide,2 yards long, spring rolier, curtain pulls at- prices, we only Fequired. Wee Ac OND PRESSMAN FOR fo ‘When we Wares. BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE to learn shoe business; must live in Fast Wash- mn $1.50 per Sor first six ths, AEatese with reterence SHOES, Star often ate LE-MAN CAN ADD A 1 LINE W ‘hint complies. One eval burnt tus gfbera upto $2,400, in 1885. FO. Box I8Th, Sew iw iron and do housewor 1 Ware BOY TO WORK IN BAKERY ‘and be lly useful; German preferred. Call between 4 and 6 p. m.,at 348 Va. ave Sw. ate = WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY A WELL farnished House. ‘Address Sox 16, Star ofioe. ANTED_A SMALL HOUSE OR RBAN , for wl ‘want to trade a handsome horse riage; balance cash, #. W. C., Star office. FOR RENT—ROOMS. R RENT—THREE UNFUR: suitable for hghi housekeeping: $10 per mo FOR_RENT—-ROOMS. DESIRABLE noo! laine. corner Wh and Keke hee ices app's om the presives JOR RENT— Xe vatend to persons looking for rooms a tof Hooma For hewt All Kinds of rooms Lu ai) parts af Prices from $5 to $150, DG. PROCTOR @ soy, and Tnstranee, JPOR RENT—Partins vs ished rooms a HED ROOMS, SOR RENT—808 1 ST. Nw, ONE HAN somely and new ix furnisined bay” window, second. ¥ front room. $20 per mouth; frsi-ciass board if desired: private farntty: ae VOR _RENT—NICE S0z¥ Fooms, heat, cas and bath: first-class cater terms moderate; gentlemen preierred. 306 F st. invitacion to consu iutormation free. ‘TO BUY IMMEDIATELY—A COM- pot less than eight Tooms: sitaated fortabie nots Saree | 1ot not tess than 20 ny 06 feet tween Ist amd Ith, b ang Mt step & Brice not to exceed ‘9 O00. ce not to ex ne Bo: tice. » 1228 F et awe, wane and Cat. “Adarean giving. looe Orcas i ISHED ROOMS 0 4 with heat and gas, within one block ali.car lines, 900 Ht st nav. oc2sh ‘OR RENT—TWO PU furnished rooms: shoo! or Bree tint befure 26 F 'ANTED—A LIVE MAN AS PARTNER, WHO Jill contribute $1.500 tn cash. to at ouce pen up POR RENT—A FEW GENTLFMEN CAN Accomm dated with pleasant “Kooms, Board, and good home ox TED—MISCELLANEVUS. FOR _RENT—FLATS. OR RENT—IN “THE Woo! ANTED—ONE OR TWO GOOD RELIABLE Cooks immediately; a pleasant home for ade sirable person; call between 5 and 6. 407% Ist st. ie WA}, GLEAN oF paises | W DERSO: ity and integrity at once. Call on C.D. AL- YN, Rooms d and 5, 635. G st. ws between D and p.m. ie A ANTED-A WHITE GIRE OR WoMAN For | W: Seneral housework In a farnlly of two: unust be | ferred: ‘one which hak ood Sook ood wages to & competent one: references | Address Box 80, star uien tainted ‘NOWN-THAT COARSE Ou the faceare posuvels oulitsrated, leaving 20 Ehow for tits hideous dace’ tnd hs mown for eons defect. Sens ric treatinent for ladies abd children, Ne G at. nw, CCAB-Bte mis; must be an experienced hand. Al arth floor. Sake COPY ‘ocue-at th ot and aMarket Spade, tached, only 80c. each. Opaque Dado Window Shades, 38 imches wide, 2 yards iong, Hartshorn spring roller, ‘brass curtain pull, all the popular enlors,band- HOY} by direct importation, ia enabled to give as good values: Wann A ST-CLASS MAN, WAITER ‘and House Servant; also a Woman as competent cook, Washer and ironer. Apply, with reference. 1301 Kat'nw. oczs ote as obtainable ip the United Staies. FOR INSTANCE: For 12\e we show Pure Linen Handkerchiefs which you cannot match elsewhere in this city under them {in plain white, In sheer andheavy 4%, Land 1% inch ‘hem-titeh borders. ‘some border, only 75c. each, This is the best the amount ever bought. ‘Finer Window Shades in the richest of col- ored borderings, finely finished, complete to put up, 85, 95, $1 and $1.80 each. Scotch and American Holland Shades made to order and hang by experienced hands, first-class cook and serve ta courses: $25 per mo. nd waltress, house man and footnian, all AW AnD, AT ONCE_COLORED WOMAN a5 Mala for one fatotiys bring city reference, Nate LABOR BUREAU, S17 Waar. EXPERIENCED | SKIRT ‘7th st nw. OCIS-A2* hands; none others need apply. 816 18th stn. w ocus-ate ‘Work guaranteed the best. Price guaranteed | Also, with tancy hemsiitch and embroidered corners; also, some with borders. In colored and mourning ‘ANTED—A WOMAN AS COOK. APPL 1m st, n.w., between 12 and 1 o'clock. oc: TABLE-COVERS, borders designs are shown identical to the 2c. goods Great variety to select from. Best qualities ‘ANTED—A MAN, COLORED PREFERRED, to play plano. Gall 408 18th st. n.w., between 12and Lo'clock. Oc28-31* at the lowest possible prices, FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 100, size 7-4 Raw silk Table-covers, Knotted 28, fringe, rich colors; only $1.75 each. age. Handkerchiefs for 1144¢., or 6 for 65c. W aNte> WHITE Gini: OF 14 OF 18 TO Attend tochild. Apply, with reference, to 616 C st, nw., after 5 p.m. Oc28-2t8 For 26c. we exhibit the most complete assortment ever brought to Washington, Some few of the de- signs you may purchase elsewhere for 25c., but the majority of the patterns will cost you 35c. Weahow ‘very sheer white linen Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched and diced borders. Some embroidered in white, black and fancy colors. Those with colored genuine French novelties, as you will Tecognize by the variety of colors and the originallty 100 4-4 Silk Plush Tabie-covers, tapestry orders, bine, guld, olive and crimsou; @ bar- salu, worth $5, only $3.50 each. 100 7-4 Silk Chenille Table-covers, rich ef fects; usually sold at $5, on!y $3.75 each. 126 6-4 Velour Tablecovers, in richest of oriental colorings: worth $8, only 96 each. Rich Table-covers in larger aizes at propor tionate low prices. 150 Velour Art Squares, heavily run with tinsel, very handsome; worth $2, only $1.60 100 12-4 Chenille Pisno-covers, in plain and embroidered centers; usually sold at $12, only RUPPERI, 23 ‘Riggs Murket anc ket a oct ate FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAV, ‘250. Handkerchiefs tor 23c., or 6 for $1.35. SPECIAL—Hand embroidered initial Handker- store. Address, in handwriting of applicant, at ‘age and experience, DRAPER, Star office. 0c27- ‘ANTED-A_RESPRCTABLE GERMAN ‘Woman for general housework in small family; aust stay at nights: good relerences required. Call at ‘Maryland ave. aw. oc28-3te. VV ANTED — IMMEDIATELY Five STONE ‘Cutters: none but first-class workmen need ap- y. JOHN BURNS & SON, South Capito! and Canal fs. APO caste W 4Risd — A SOBER AND STEADY FORE Butcher, journeyman... Apply, t2 JOHN H. estern mar- ‘ANTED—A BOY WHO CAN WRITE A FAIR hand ands willing to make himself useful in a Fe. Also young, man to Keep stock, In a ciathing in t chiefs and warranted pure linen. These are splendia value at 25c., but we offer them for Oct. 27,28 and 29 for 19c. each, or 6 for $1.10. Not more than six to each customer. FRENCH NOVELTIES, hand emt white and colors, are shown from Uc. ¥o $4.98 each. Not a few dozen, but thousands to velect from. LACE HANDKERCHIEFS of real Duchess from $1.98 to $5.98. Rich and Handsome Variety of Chair Scarfs, Sofa Tidles, &c., at very reasonable prices. Exceptionally fine stock of Silk Plushes, in all the popular shades, for upholstering and Lowest prices possible to name, CURTAIN POLES AND FIXINGS. Greatest variety yet shown by us. We in- ‘creased thestock in proportion to the Increased faciitties and display room. Curtain poles put ‘up by men who know how. 500 5-foot wood-rimmed Curtain Poles in walnut, ash, cherry and ebony. Only 25 cents reference, Mrs, M, &., Star office. WANTED —A GOOD COLORED BOY FROM fice, 171 Wastes, ‘GOOD COOK, WASHER AND EER N NN Every Handkerchief warranted extra size and war’ ranted pure linen For 15c. we show plain white and colored borders, % % and J inch bemstitch borders. For 25c. hand embroidered Initial Handkerchiets. ‘We also show a fine varlety of French designs in col- ored borders, and plain white with hemstitched or- ders. Very superior quality. For 85 and 48¢. choice novelties, for which you will Pay in exclusive gents turnishing stores as high as $1 WANTED IAN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN 4 G00 1 and 1% inch brass-trimmed Curtain Poles in walnut, cherry, ash and ebony. Only 50c each. The best 60c. will buy anywhere. FINE TURCOMAN CURTAINS AT REDUCED LIEVING OUR STOCK IS NOW SUFFI- aN Ws cook, an for general housework in a inily; ho Washing: wages 812 wed. Address Box Weise $20, “Cisamberinaide, nurses scrubs and meh cooks COOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, a ‘We reduce their prices in order to close them out at once. The lower prices makethem the best intrinsic values yet shown by ua. 50 inch India Turcoman Curtains, cross stripes, 34 yards long, REDUCED FROM §7 TO $5 PER PAIR. ‘50-inch Oriental Cartalus, heavily ran with cheullle, 34 yards long, REDUCED FROM $12.50 TO $10 PER PAIR. We also desire to close out 2 pair ot all-silk ‘Turcoman Curtaing, terra cotta or old red. ‘These Curtains sold tor $50 per palr two years ago. ‘The shade is against them. * REDUCED TO $15 PER PAIR. Other great bargains in Curtains of every de- scription, which lack of space prevents men- toning. “Examine this stock. WOODWARD & LOTHROPS BRANCH STORE, For $2.88 a box, half dozen convent embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs in fancy box. FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 16e. Handkerchiefs for 12%9¢., or 6 for 68c. 25 Handkerchiefs for 23c., or 6 for $1.35, $2.68 Handkerchiefs for $2.75 abox. go HE vasvers commission. Apply to H. L. VILLEE, est agency, 1224 F st, ‘oc2-tnob* HANDKERCHIEFS, x A SUGGESTION TO LADIES—Why not buy « half dozen Silk Handkerchiefs and embroider at your leisure the initial of your friend's namet What better Christmas present? A FACT.—You will never have such variety to select trom, and we are quoting reduced prices now, ‘an list below testifies, Apply to Dr. ES. ‘Uurday morning, 11 o'clock. ocl5-thaizm “wy WW ANTHDi A LADY AS HOUSEREEPER IS pri raie family. Address, giving experien ‘002 16 to 18 years old; must be well recommended. ‘National Museum Lunch Room. 0c2 7-31 WANTED COOKS. CHAMBERMATDS AND help of all Kinds, st HARKIS" Employ oe: Nost.aw. nxt and Towa Circle furnished or unfurnishet ‘ANTED—TO BORKOW, ® FF nished or uniuraishea; ences. 06d ~ ree TO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN asteond-siors front Room. furnished. with be central locatios land. Address 1). D.O., Star office ‘cafe attached, ANTED—TO GET RY 1ST NOVEMBER, 1696, 30 gallons good. fresh Milk, shipped day: Inquire after 9 o'clock ith and K sts, nw. \TED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL, WELL- Stocked Grocers; nortuwest or Ge OR RENT-1WO HANDSOME FLATS A THOS 5. PISITER &@ 60, {OR RENT—911 M WT Room, second floor. with’ hoi and oold water: gen ferred. Uniurmshed Front Roo! 180, good brick Stable with acon for two horses and Wagon, OR RENT—1111 177i ST, furnished second-st Jow; terms moderaie: <W., FURNISHED TNPURN TSI Fiat of four Rooms, with oath ® Tih stonw App! cor 15th si. and Pa. ave. _ FOR RENT—OFFIC! YOR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, AT 450 Lovisi: ood reason for ongeiown, pre ing given. or ant 'y front Room, . TWO FRONT floor: bea, gas and suitable (or i communicating Rooms, seco Dr. GABRIEL. 132 bath. furnished or unturniah Wy ANTED—To PURCHASE FOR A MATCH A Grey or bay horse: mast be 15% hands. stylish feigh 1,100. Apply. bm ANTED—EVERY 0: can xave money by Tuquire 713 Market AND THIRD FLOOR hed; reasonable rent; nice house. Bw. ocz7-6t NE TO ENG ingon F. L RUPP metal worker: in work promptly attended to; fi Job guaravteed at lowest prices NIED—GIRLS TO MAKE UP GOODS FOR he Holidays: good wages: at home; distan: PLY COMPAN NT—STORES. OR RENT_FINE STORE AND BACK BU > we. one block from Pennsylvania jase Row Whidowe ___FOR RE RENT—I801_ G87. nished Room on 24 floor:te1 T—A SUITE OF THREE ROOWS © ed: also, one on third, with or of stove and ti E peso oor, faruis references. Address F T—1521 1ST. LOVELY PARLOR AND bedroom. handsomely furnished Peman desiring n aviet sultabie for ge. home with stall private immediate vicinity of departments and Ar N ‘TO BUY A GOOD DRIVING HORSE MANDEW, alley rear 916 F st. n. w. OR RENT—-SROOND FLOOR UNFUR: ‘Third Floor furnished; all with hot and col Fourth Floor. furnished or [028 17th st. a. w. 2 ANTHD-UPHOISTERING OF FINE PAR @r and other Fursiture. vated andre made. Samples of all grade: of goods fOr covering on Rand: Acti exterminated cabinet Gabl het repairing. C- G. HALL, Pract ‘ocudams 1906 Hair mattresses reno bath, bear and ALE—MISCELLANEOUS ~HEAP-ONE NIN A PRIVATE FAMILY ON Ps! will rent second floor, three furn sh Fooms and trunk Foon): 'ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP AT @8 PuR month; box tails per-onai and special of borees. Gan be seen at Price 12 6th st nw. farm on 7th st, Toad. 8 miles out ° Sligo, Si & fine roadster; weighs 1,00 and tn good condition, ‘Address, immediately, SACRIF IC OR SALE—A FINE BLOODED RIDING driver, perfectiy «eutle, rwuitable for@lady. Apply 1211 Pe UNFURNISHED—114 © ST. ‘on third floor, oue room lets and cold water, gas, ou same Boor; would rei housekeeping. ‘ANTED-SECOND-HAND F Stoves, Feather Heasehold Furniture, or which paid Address’ H. BAUM, 239 ANTED—HOUS! ‘and alt Kindsot heat cash price th wt Rw, C23 HOLD FURNITURE AND effects of every kind.tn large ot small quanilties: highest cush price paid. “Address SM. C., bt, Charles tel, 3d st. abd Pennsylvania ave. PV ANTED-HIGHIST PRICE PAID FOR OLD Feather Beda, Address REMS, Star office. ROOMS, WITH FU 5 vate bath, to gentleman ouly furnished, commu icating Rowtus on \d second floors: single Room op third. Table Doard in sane biock.or caiereraliowed. Larsec: NTLEMA\'S MEDIUMSIZED Griving horse: safe duress Box 11, Star office, DHA ‘OUR PICTURES TAREN LARDNER & BARR'S Photograph Studio, 927 Perna ave. ANTED—IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL Stocks, Bonds, Petroleum and Produce on 1-16 commission, tor cash or on mi Our new Circular mailed free. ‘ond and third floors; room; low rates. ES Also, Rudge Tandem T gat 1028 11h st (PUL TAYLOR BIT iPcL ‘cond and third floors: fine closets. heat, gas, bath. €c.: terms Feaso Ces exchanged: Bo 3u JOR RENT-ONE_ in, Write or call on CO,, $35 7th st, Address BIT, Star office. froner, and for general housework, in family of two. References required. Inquire 2028 P st. afer 8 Corer 1 ae WARE house of THOMAS W. SMITH, corner of ist st. \d Indiana ave. n.w. 0026-3 for our gents’ furuishin, department. BAUAL 7h st. ier month; good ref 0 ‘Star office. o26-3t* PLENDID WA ‘ANTED—TO EXCHAN 93: Klass partition in frame, on Stoves at BUTE: n.w. Smoky Chimay GE NEW FUR OLD 31 tb st, pear K ai. = cured, Lutrobes, Furnaces and Ranges made to heat or ‘no pay. Old soves ‘ought and for sale cheap. o ANTED—HORSES TO WINTER AT $8 PER Month. Refer to Chas, Bradley, ‘of Republic: C. A. Boynton, A: punter with sx lurge drawers aud one desk. Apply toG. A. D.,1427 OR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED SHOOND- story front Room, southern exposure: also, a back i m. newly furnis AND OYSTER COUNTER AT ferred. Term: MADES Hotel, corner 8d stand Penns) JPOR RENT-A IGELY FURNISHID SEUOND- a sory trout Room: private fami 27 ;_Major Thos. P. Morgan. H. MILLER, Sandy’ Spriug P O.. Mt QNTED-AT GEN. U BARGAIN. A SQUARE Plano. Tu spheudid order. at 1441'S st we ¥. BEALS STOCK to winter at $8 per month: box stulls; ‘83.50 per month; horses called for and re- ‘B.LAFFERTY, Hay scales, cor. loth Goverument Prin nient to Patent, heat, gis and bah; rent very moderate, ERING PIANO FOR Sule or rent, for $3 ‘ED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL A’ White aud colored women cooks, $10 to F ocl8- ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NUR- Ses, waitresses, dressmakers, waiters, &c.: good sollestor and office boy, this city; womun for Coruiand, N. ¥., and other northern cities. "F- M. BUKNHANC 630-832 F st. n.w. 0023-618 NV ANTED-aT ONC WOMEN COOKS, $10 to $20; Houseworkers, Muids, Nurses, Lannd- Fessep and Rcrubbers, wutlers Coachmen. Cooks and Btn. 0023-61 iter, NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 617 7th ANTED—TWO MORE AGENTS ON Guariesion Views. Also, five experienced can- ‘Life of Hendricks.” just out. Salary or erat Dust 2OR SALE-CHEAP-ONE DAYTON — CARI Rogister“one small safe, combination tack sane ED—EVFRYBODY TO CALL AT Co., northeast corner 7th and F sts. n.w.,and get lifesize Crayons from $15 to . Including fine gold frame. 2 ANTED-—5,000 DYSPEPTICS. THOSE PRO- 32 Falrmonat ave., Phila- Wasuington Copyi T- BS z second-floor furnished itooms, with board. nounced incur: ‘ond floor, consisting of tive roo: the pretty new house, 416 2d st. berween Dand E Allmodern improvements. Threesquares from Capitol. near Fst. cars, ANTED—MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS terminated trom “carpets, furniture, furs, &., recess which can Kill them, Hot Ni CHACE & BRO., 616 Louisiana ay.ap29 SIONER OF DEEDS FOR Notary and U.s LL, 1420 F at. nw. November Ist With the largest stock of Platiorm Abd Perch Wagous in this city, south of Philadewplin. iugeies, Carriages, Pheetonsand Dayton Was Stock of Harness at 5 BL TE FA MIL will rent suite of handsomely furnished with choice table. Fashionable heighborhood, directly on car line. ‘Terms reasonable. References given and required, Address AU isi. : bottom prices. Co Commissioner, JOHN. H : Inoftice trom 9 a.m. to 5pm, Telepione 344-2 15 PET CLEANIN BACE aus O16 Lotiaiaun te ap DOK ~ALE—PINE, THOROUGH-BRED MARE, 3 Ai years old. sired by L-xperiment, dam Kite Dean: as a record of EY'S Stables, 1, bet. 1600 ANTED—A MAN ABLE AND WILLING TO Jearn, located outside ‘cities, to represent, in his locality, @ responsible house.’ Good salary. ferences. MANUFACTURER SUPT. Lock Box Ret 1585, New York. ‘oct-th-1m WANTED — BOYS, WITH GOOD. & KANO ‘and alto voices, for choir singing. Salaries paid. MBALL, 718 1th st nw., Sat- GENTS SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 480. Pare Ching Silk Handkerchiefs, in plain white or fanc: colored, bemstitched borders, reduced to 46c., 0F 6 for $2.65, 8c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs. wide or narrow ‘hematitched borders, reduced to 65c., or 6 for $3.80. ‘8c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs reduced to 88c. or 6 for $4.89. 98c. Japanese Slik Handkerchiefs, with brocaded centers, reduced to 94c., or 6 for $5.55. LADIES’ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 40c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, fancy colored emstitched borders, reduced to 39c. each, or 6 for R K BARGAINS FOR (TO-MORKOW) FRIDAY ONLY. Rog AK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Brown Plush Visite. with brown ming. very stylish and natty. Worth Hed Tieket Day, only $16.60. Brccade Visite, elaboratel ‘eal vaiue of th ‘on Red ‘Ticket Day Axvose Wou Mace A Fess If they were inour fix. We think itisnot only our right, bat our duty tomake a ittle noise just at this time, be- Fative article, and sparrow-hunting a profitable | @5¢ °UF elezant new stock is something worth mak- occupation for a while? This would be tarning | 8 fuss about. It has never before been our pleasureto Shuman weakness to good use. It would rev | offer youso complete an assortment of uniformly de- trimmed with chenille fri ent is $20. Will be 30. BANE, poailvaly « surprise ively a su Jar, made of black dl quietly, made. ‘OF, ART CO. 19 Central st., Bosto Ladies Russian Cireu- nal cloth. with collar of 'ANTED — DRESSMAKERS AND LADIES IN Private iffe to learn the Eureka Lady Tailor Sys- tem; no chart, scale of muchine used; eclentific meas Urementonly. Patterns cut to measure. Positively nore-litting. Satistaction guaranteed or money re turned, EUREKA COTTIAG | sts. n, w., Room 10, May Buildin, paiterns reduced onebaif unui the 1st” T leave the HOOL, 7th and E ‘Tostructions and ocl5-12t¢ \\ANTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- eau, conducted by Ladies. Men. and Women. white and colored, for all kinds of domestic 1ubor, with references. 717 M st. n.w. Oc19-231* TANTED—LADI=S TO WORK FOR Us AT theirown homes. $7 to $10 per week can be ‘No photo, painting; no canvassing. ticulars please address at once CRESCEN ‘Moss, Box 6170. oclS-14t, Bombay plush, and trimmed down front with same. Actual Value $12, For Red Ticket Day BARGAIN 4— Consists of a Black Sik Dress, 36 bust and worth $1.19 Hand Embroidered Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs, in white and colors, reduced to 98c. each. Colored Silk Handkerchiefs and Muffiers—thousands ANTED—INTELLIGENT MAN LOCATED Outside principal ‘cities, to represent: m his 1o- Tesponsible house. Good salary to right party. References. MANUFACTUREK, sup't, Lock Box 1885, N. Y. ocdm-1m 325. We wiil offer it on Red Ticket Day for (0 select from—46c. to 95.98 each. pakoars 8 = renernecery Is @ Child’s English Seal Plush Coat, €-years’ worth $20. You cau buy it on 10, DEPARTMENT. tailor system of actual measure and square rule. Cs make a dress whl ing done to order at 1920 Penna. ave size, and actual ‘ed Ticket Day Yor BARGAIN 6— ANTED—LADIES, TO LEARN THE ARTOF Dress-Cutting and Making by Moody's perfect learning. First-class Dressmak- Ww, oclz-Im 15 pleces Gros Grained. Picot Fage Ribbon, all siik. “Nos. 12 and 16, 17c. » yard on Hed Ticket GRAND AND GPECIAL EXHIBITION WANTED--SITUATIONS. Day. Really worth 30 and 85¢. a yard. ‘Odd Shades, All Silk, Gros Grained Ribbon, 111 ayard. Work ive a yard ee ‘Que box of Fancy Wit ‘The assortment Shades are lett. BARGALN 9— ‘Odd lot of Children’s Hats trimmed. Plush, cor- duroy and felt. For Red Ticket Day 47c. Actually BARGAIN 10— ‘Two dozen buncies of Ostrich Tips, 29c.a bunch, GENTS’ DEPARTMENT. BARGAIN 11— ‘One lot of Gents’ All Wool English Underwear (striped) will be offered at 72c; worth $1.25. All sizes. BARGAIN 12— Gents Myrtle Drawers, Sizes 36, UB and 40. *ARTMENT ‘Odds and ends in Ladies’ Beaded Coliarct Sold at $2.50 0 $8. Sout Hieues Day for'ei each, BARGAIN 15— D W SWitman, a place to-do general housework, cook, wash andjronina private family; good references EVENING SILK: - Arply at 708 3d st. sw. ae 9c. Actual value EVENING SILKS. ea Warns, A YOUNG LADY OF f& ‘The PALAIS ROYAL buyer hasreturned from New York witha Grand Assortment of Evening Silks, in Plain and Combinations; also French Novelties in ‘Velvets and Plushes for Street and i:vening Wear. SPECIAL PRICES References given. Address AMBITION, Star office. (ocas-2" to present employer. CHAS. BELL, Banker, C an Bolldh ‘0c DURING THE EXHIBITION. $1.50 Evening Ploshes will be offered for $1.10. $1.25 Satin Duchess will be offered for 87c. 91.75 Black Sutin Rhadames offered for $1.24. 4a Your presence respectfully requested, as au en tireiy new line of Fine Novelties will beonexbibition. positively worth 75 ployment office. 0027. Lapis NECK WEAR DE! W ASteD | A SITUATION WITH A MUSIC 75510 close out on Red Ticket Lisse Ruchings. Would be cheap at YOTION DEPaR’ Ington, that the Post Office Department spells “Tennailytown,” asks to be spelled “Tenley- town,” after the Tenley family that founded tne | Dress Goons Axo Srarrsn Vin. place. The request is so proper that there should be no hesitation in granting it, ualess the De. partment is, as suggested, tenaciously commit. ted to the rule of putting al! the letters in the Beautiful DRESS GOODS, from 12%, 15, 25¢. to $1. mame It is capable of containing. If this be the A full line of STRIPED VELVETS, 24 inch, $1.25; case, theDepartment has not used all itsopportue | Feduced from $1.75: just bought. A beautiful stock of DRESS CORDUROY, ‘very desirable. In Newark, N. J., last evening, Governor Hin | One Case 34inch HOMESPUN, all colors, 250. Geclared that the democratic party in New | Worth 37hc. York was loyal to the President, “We may | Beautiful shades of READAME SILKS, $1, $1.25. nities, It could speil it “Taeinnalleyetaouwne,” for instance. $a differ on minor topics,” he added, “but on the ‘main questions we are united.” All Colors Quilted ITALIANS and SATIN®; 50, 75 And yet, if the President and the Governor | ‘Were to compare notes, it might tarn out that A large Jot REMNANTS of BLACK and COLORED what one considered “main questions” the | SILKS to be slanghtered. other considered “minor topics,” and vice} 500 Pairs BED BLANKETS, $1.25, $1.75, versa, Everything in statecraft, nearly, de-| $3, up to $10. oe ee A full stock LAP ROBES, $2.50 to $10. OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT VERY LOW PRICES. pends on the point of view. Tae Fouowxe Disrarce ‘Was received by us today: 028 “New Yorx, October 28th, 1866, oan skins advanced twenty per cent in Lon- Lag worse ren = ‘Son: Sevents Smt Pass Rovan GREAT REDUCTIONS UNTIL NOVEMBERCTH, We baveour stock of SEAL SKIN SACQUES on hand, abu sotwitnstaniog’ tie advance, Mtnice Se shall continue to sell at the old rates, and offer fine SEAL SACQUES, 40 and 43 inches long, from $140 SEAL SKIN JACKETS, $100 and $125, $135 B. H. STINEMET2 & SON, 28 No. 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N.W. bg eee Orzxtxc Or Laver Fons og Chethistttes: extra long, 26e., worth 860, Our Fur Department ts now stocked Ladies: Embroidered Bis io ShatsiiS, asTRACHAN and Tadiey Grain Leather Satchsle, FRUPHS, Boxe ant TRSMMING tm every variety of Fux, and at the lowest prices tor reliable cooue WILLETT @ RUOFP, Batiers and Furriers, 28 00 ania eve Hovezrrunnisarxes We dave just received . ee area ies ona9 Weivet ana Koxbury Tapery: Kensingtso, Scuaces all sizes. SUK Pioshen. ad sod Nottiughesa’ Lace, Corwin. ‘fod | Ticket BARGAIN 16— Qua and ends tn Fine Toliet et Day. JEWELRY DEP. BARGAIN 17— ‘The CLOAK BUYER has also returned with the following undoubted bargains: Genuine English Walking Jackets (London made) tailor finish: bound in ailk bratd; striped and check Soaps, worth 7to T. Ansonis Clocks (warranted for one year) to close cout the 86: ones for Ove: nnd 81.60 Oues (aleree) ED —BY A SETT: D 'TED—BY A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL W aciination es chambermatd and seamstress, aod would waiton young ladles or grown children in a first-class family; good references. Please vall at 1826 - 1.W 0c28-208 FINE ment, a Situation as copyist or as a compaui 248 ANTED-BY A FIRSTCLASS ENGLISH Coachman, understanding the care of Lorses, a Position in private family; best of reterence. Apply Bi A ANTED—PERSONS DESIRING RELIABLE, W feip shouid call at 1700 Naw. MARIS Em house as piano tuner or salesman. by a man of experience in the business; would be willing to: work for low wages at first oF go on trial; best rele Address JO, 620 22d st. n. w. 02" es = = jer Tout attached, holler forsteatne BUSINESS CHANCES. __ ev sattacory reason fOr sellag. Adres Jie ARE OPPURTUNITY 18 OFFERED TO RIGHT purchase of retiring part as toderate cost, a half interest in a real exe tie business in this ity. HORSES, JUST Ky. “ihese horwes are the market for the last matched Roun Horses, 18 ‘One pair of ‘Bay ‘A ST. Kooms on first, second ai farnace heat or open grate fires: with arrived from Georgeto finest that have been "Address at once, ‘OR RENT-BEAUTIFULFU Open grates: bay windows to every roou ences, 1101 K st. nw. WELL-KNOWN BALTIMOREGRAIN HOUSE, ‘York and Chicago Board of Trade coo- tous of forming a connection in Wash- ington with @ thoroughiy responsible «nd energetic i, With moderate Capital, to work up # legitimate usiness in Grain and Provision Options. All trades Wo be placed direct on the New York, Chicago or Bal- ‘Satisfactory party. direct wires giving quotations of the several markets will be arranged tor. Address GRAIN, care Carrier 79, Bal- Horses. 16 hands Coupe itotses: ten bead very fine Horses suttable oF ections, is dest No Kentucky ‘offer refused: SOMX ROOMBA REFER: | No feasovabie Se STE St ‘A VERY HANDSOME DRIVING rs old, Warranted sound and kind; is @ ‘Quick stepper, and cai, be made to trot fast. "edigree turuisbed ou application to THOMAS RUSKELL, 470 Ct nw, SPECIAL CASH BARGAINS— Upright Pianos, latest impr: GL Witpe FOR SALE timore Exchanges, . furnished tor bousekee joutchildren. Apply at 435 K st. n.w.0265 ‘OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen. 822 6th at. n.w., bet Land K sts ocd ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—ALL PARTIES having and those who may desire to get bar- gains in improved aud unimproved property, part of the city or suburban, Will always thelr advantage tocailon nie, Notes and stocks ne- HILL, Real’ Estate and Insurance, , Kellogg butlding. ANTED—A MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN THE Grocery trade, who can command a thousand or fifteen hundred doliars, to. join the advertiser where \ddress CONFIDEN: E, Star ENT—ROOMS—AT 18 1ST. ments, fully warraut (OR RENT—ROOMS—FURNISHED OR farnisued; very reasonable terms: near “tate, War Departments. 1126 Connecticut ave. SLOPAEDIAS. JAMES PAR ton, the celebrated historian and biographer, says very house where there is placed a et of A, ‘cropardia its like sen Z Hg the whele faunl big retnen is cariatn: ‘his Work ail the Voluues ean be ob- ou smal Monthly payments by address —ROOMS—CLUB OF LIGHT GEN. tlemen, students or clerks, can find larze, wicely furnished Rooms, with board, at $25 per mouth, if two in a room, near Farr: 4 ‘D. G. PROCTOR & SON, 1226 F st, n. w. ‘OR RENT—1019 19TH ST, N.W., ELE furnished rooms, en suite or single; private fan SEY HANCE FOR HOTEL OR LARGE Boarding Housekee ly, ‘The furniture ior sale and house for rent. ise is well kusown atroniad, an it has beca for many 2 good opporturkty to any ope pinto “profitable. business with & Sioall capital, “Satisfactory reasons given by owner for retiring. “Apply to Seer PE DENISO! Real Extate Agent, are PLANO, at ALE—BInDS—A FIN singers, for sale ch at the bird store, 1133 71 ‘OR RENT—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, CoM- pletely furnished tor licht housekeepi ences Address. i ORS RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS tlemen able and willing te pay ‘accommodations; houser and eve Also, Bird Food and Cae bw. ST, MART BEIA —AT GREAT BARGAINS-SEVERAL tie used. at $20U; Tuk PLANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, « OR SALE—CIGAR BUSINESS CENTRAL LO- cation, good business; satisfactory reascus for sell- ._Address P, O. Box 287, chy. 22 ACKES ADJOINING “KALORAMA” ON TUE West SIDE. We offer for sule the Lyon ti talulog 22 acres, the north portion © roposed extension of Sfassachusetts ih the valuable water_power aud the wements, which cousist of a brick and. stone Mili (100 barrels per day cupuelty), ine Doob.e Dively house ut sapertoreouaraction,cogetier with other out-buul Dpiy to nae ALHHIOS. 5. FISHER & CO., 1324 Fst nw. D AND RE AN ELEGANT divided by the aud laudsome case tour round corner Bradbury ®: «$490. Handsome emb. cover and pl App ANO EXCHANGE WARER( 4: ngly, on second OF third floors; private fa ultabie for housekec) ing fort seuitleman a TRICTCOES, SS: RENE cul money to ‘be credited if Victor beycle, 60, 408 NVEST THROUGH THE Hable Western Farm. Mortguce Co, “Lawrence, Kau. ‘Capital and surplus, $200,0u0. ‘Carefully se- lected Ist Morigaze Farm. ‘Loans Seven per cent inverest_ guaran Giilties. Absolute satisfaction. Ro losses, Reier to Third Natioual bank, A Nationul bank, Lawrence. Kan. tors. For full iiformation call upon or address SHAFER & RITTER, Frederick, Md. LOST AND FOUND. OR RENT—LARGE SALOON PARLOR AN other furnished Rooms, for gentlemen. 921 ¥. Unrivalied fa- ears’ experience, HEAP FOR cast fused for—if wuld Within ten days—bak splendid chunce Tor ‘No troubie about loeune. “252 6th we NO REASON RAL WELL FURNISHED Rooms on second and thira floors; swith or without board: conVentent to cars a, frstclass 516 2d ‘oam it good w. wuildings; house OR SALE—AN T YOUNG Hon five years old: has is huncisome, fast. spirited, sale an can drive Bima, ]eOK RENT—-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITA- ng, _Jaguire ov premises. 411 office. 0c26-B1" ble for housekeepit ‘ANTED BY TWO YOUNG GERMAN ‘one todo light chamb rwork and the other sewing aud teach children Geriant ean Tarnich good references, Address Bux 100, Star office. - 0c26-S.* ‘ANTED-SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘White girl as chambermald oF seamstress in a re- D.C. 0026. ANTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE GIRL, A Situation as nurse for one or two children; wiil- ing'to travel: good home is the object, not inouer, Ad. reas Box 89, Star office, 026-3t LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. BARGAIN 18— Odds and ends in Leather Purses, Pocket Books, West of England cloth. PALAIS ROYAL PRICE, $6: ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A PLACE IN ‘private family as cook; best references given. Call. at 1009 11th at. n.w. Oc2-3i* &c.. worth 25¢ to $1. Un Red Ticket yEILING DEPARTMENT. 25c, Fancy Velling. On Red Ticket Day at 190, NEW YORK PRICE, 98.98 WwW 7 Splace ax housekeeper of would care for moi English Walking Jackets of Boucle Cloth, with | Wx ANTE)—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN er- | y references exchanged. Apply at 2013 PPM Seat Nat. West Washington. Astrakan Vests." The coat files back in wear and dis- closes the vest, which is somewhat similar to those ‘worn by gentlemen. This isa fucsimile of favorite walking jacket of Mrs. Langtry, and has thus been named the “Langtry.” PALAIS ROYAL PRICE, $8.75. NEW ¥ORK PRICE, $10.00, THREE BARGAINS—Boucle Cloth Walking Jackets, in brown, biue aud black, $5.29; worth $7.50. ‘Tailor Made Jerseys for $1.68: worth $2.50. Plush Seal Sacques. with seal ornaments, satin- Uned, chamois pockets, $25.00; worth $35.00. ‘A@P All of above marked at slight advance on cést price. These prices are WARM WEATHER PRICES Esc axp 2 EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT, ‘Odds and ends in Fine Colored Embroideries. Worth 10 to Suc. a yard. ‘To close out on Red Ticket Day at Se. yard, BARGAIN 2i— ‘Odds and ends in Oriental Laces, ‘Tieket ars GEPHYs Debalea Bargin ‘only 10. a palr; worth: 3 sGissaved Splasbers (fringed), Red Thoket Day “DRESS GUOLS DEPARTMENT, me ain and plain wi stings. 1 1m Saitings, tn BI ‘ANTED—A PLACH BY A FIRST-CLASS Coachman. Can furnish reference from lut place. Call or address J. i. L., 1702 Massachusetts ave. ‘Oc26-3t* ANTED—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE | four feet were white. "1: (OUND—ON 7TH-ST. PIKE A SORKEL MARE: ‘hind legs white, and’ white star, on fuce. Owoer ‘sane by paying for advertising aud keep. J. und competent servantsin all capacities—white célored—with city references, MBS & BUR- ‘ocl8-12t6 GESS, kimp. Bureau, 926 F st, n.w. n haves "pay ‘ANTED—KNOWN — HEADQUARTERS FOR | RUPPERI'S SONS, 7th at, BOARDING. VOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED BAY WIN- ‘dow front room, Jor two, $50 in ad ‘Women Cooks and Hous: keepers, Coachmen, Butlers, Waiters, and house Servants, Governess; onl; sompetspt ,Pelp,, enkaged. NATIONAL LABUI JREAU, 517 7th st. n.w. ocz2-ere ‘ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, CHAM. bermatds, waiters, coachmen, and all classes of help, this aud other cities: furuished: private familie hoteis,tcores and offices. F. ML BURN ALA M,630-632 aw. ‘ocza-O1* as eereenenes am, pon cae: PE Bs FEATHERS, RIBBONS. DRESS TRIMMINGS. A complete New Stock of BIRDS AND WINGS, A novelty is a Feather Breast for Turbans, . OSTRICH FEATHER TIPS of combination colors, such as black and white, navy blue and cardinal, ecra ‘and brown, red and black, yellow and biack, etc, etc, @8e, a bunch of three; worth 98¢. RIBBON NOVELTIES—Satin Sash, 9 inches wide, il colors Ota worth 92.90, < tnches wide, $1.48: worth $1.98. DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS, The finest ‘Variety in Washington. Moderate prices. fide etheet, very” = ‘$1.75 per yard. BARGALN 25— So Hobe Patterns that were $15 offered on Red ‘Ticket Day for the ridiculocs sum of $7.15 your eholce. SEE FRIDAY'S REPUBLI OTHER RED z ‘TIC! DAY ‘Sa salve i : i} ¥ C ‘H, SY AND D sT& 0c28 Cuseer Swarrrns JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. “e-Burton mbroiiered io Special attention is cailed EAL PLUSH | Sutton length Jersey Gloves 15s, to 2 SACQUES, JACKETS and WHAPS, fished thesame | Roth's Patent Double Bone Cornet, EE. ote Oe ge ey a “THE PERFECTION," $3.00, _ Y “THE SUPERIOR,” $3.50. “THE BISSELL GRAND,” larae, $5.00, and cg BETS sis Sweepers of other aeelnal, trons $1.40 WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, (Chine and Giges Importers, Senn. y and 4 eg wil find 1 vo their Svan age to ezaurig acteristic tase hangs 121719 PENNSYLVANIA AVE AED 401, ‘ANTED-KNOWN TO ALI. THAT 1 FUR: | jortsrmoderate ratcy 118 ath at ne. ‘XCELLENT BOARD WITH SUPERIOR table appointments and service. Also, Fooms; central location. Address Pak’ (ish competent servants and help of all descrip- a | non to private’ ammilies, uoteln ‘atgres and ties ols ‘and ober cites. M RURNELAB. 630-632 Fu aw. ‘au2s-Swe AOUMBE'S, 1827 OR SALE -AN SSi0P mide especially for protewsionat. use, and tn ibe houd_Atallow figura or rented atig POR RENT—2537 157, N.W., ELEGANT SUITE OSTOR STOLEN-A LARGE NEWFOUND- | F108 RENT—1537 15) land dog. with collar and tag of owner. Liberal kame to LUUIS GACH! Teward for returnii Pe RENT — TWO ¥ Rooms, communicating. iurnished or un- ensuite or singies 00 Tight purty; cars pass door. 124 D st. nw. R RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURN Apartment. Apply at 815 16th st, n.w. oc26-lin OR RENT—AT 1910WA CIRCLE, FURNISHED ‘Rooms, to gentlemen only. UND=ON, E ‘ST. SE, A ROAN MARE ecuable tally: beat of reference given. ABPIY | paying hares, 1008 Est. 3 E FINE CHICKERING SQUARE ano: $225; easy terms. HUGO WOKCH & Co, so. agents Jor Sohmer Pianos. Pianos Proving property and idreu: rent low to | [YOR SALE—ON ‘ocz8-3te FORMATION WHICH of an Irish Setter Dog; ‘Had coliar on when Address THOS. BLAG- Or call at bis residence at casa result in the find auswers to the name of * Jost with owner's name or it, ‘Sttef™, Kranich & Bach, Chickering and ‘References re- | Hard Can be bought at a ‘OR RENT—AN ELEGANT FURNISHED PAR- ing three rooms and private bath: i Opposite Franklin Square. At OF OCTOBER, BLACK AND tan Gyp, between North Capito: and Ist sta. u.w. 'H st. and receive good reward, and uo questions will be asked ‘OST—OCTOBER 26TH, A SMALL BUFFALO ‘Bullock, marked No. 10. A suitable reward wili aid for the return of the same to J, ROBERTSON, 3248 Prospect st., Georgetown, D.C. ‘oe2'7- ‘OST—ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 25TH, 1986, A light yellow Cow; ‘OST—ON THE: Jor suite, contain COUNTRY REAL E OK SALE—PROPLRTY ON TES nod Pierce Mill roads, near. the Presidents vill x Manne a 618 15th aarwet, 00% SALE-AT ONE-HALF oF FI Prospect ‘tb wll modern water throwe, T-702 TENTH STREFT—ONE SE ved floor suite completely furnisted; aise two RR RENT—AT 1108 NEW YORK AVE, TWO counfortably furnished second-story rooms: each ntiemen or | Mouse, urge, dry’ improvements new furnace: #1 juto house by steam and wind power: ice houses, tenant “house and all necessary out toy mountain Weman and wife or two man “ und commodious, w! R RENT—UNFUBNISHED, AT 1012 14TH st, handsome suites of suni ‘nd third floors, Inquire at 1 F Sofurnished “Now with Boards tarine Fenso ; terms Treason. je. Apply at 1016 Larch st., Le Droit Park.o2o-1w* RK KENT—HANDSOME APARTMEN’ irnished. ait .:'on. at eminence command) and ale view: hanson ‘awn Aud Shade trem, Stare Deaithiest aud ewe m ‘county. WO. DENBGRE, Frederick, 25.80.00VE.0" ny Rooms, on, second ‘une most beautiful VOR SALK—TWo HUNDRED ACKES OF Bmolles north of tse. for 890 ver were builatngeriegantiy water ‘imber, balance est and Und abundance. Address CB. CAYW aboot BU acres io T1346 RIGGS ST. N. W. Single orn Suite, with LADY WOULD TAKE ONE pleasant room: ‘couple to board; A FINE FARM OF FIFTY ACRRS, nated. or gardening, plenty water and slapd ply st hooks’ statton, D.C geus-ore [Ok SALE—A BARGAIN— ‘One acre on the ‘of Georgetown, Sth st. ex WOt RENT—THRER HANDeOME FuRNIsHE | F second THOS, J. FISHER @ CO. floor; first-ciass location: all mod-, | ieuded: will be sold WANTED--ROOMS. NTED~ROOM WITH GRATE AND USE buth, in private ‘near Ms Foy pt ey Et ne tating: racer without board, Box 9i, Star oboe. td sae BOOM, AND, BOARD FOR a es thelr inverest to reyiniee, D0. PROCTOR 2 Insurance, 1326 F st n.w. sel183m Wessun CAN BENT YOUR ROOMS jist and facilities ‘tor a ate ise a itt er fot, —_—_—_—_——_—SEH———_—_—_- HEN ern improvements; 209 Stantou Piace (corner 6th st” and Massachusetts ave. ne.); first-class RENT—ONE FIRST FLOOR. EN SUITE, one far ‘large front room, handsomely. “AN ELEGANT, ‘Tuk FRANKLAN, 1332 Ist aw. = COUNTRY HOM! weil and substan MOPTY #,537R, RENT — BEAUTII Rooms on second and third required. POR Staak Parlor and Bedroom: Mingle rooms. Very desirable location. FULLY FURNISHEI FQOR BENT—PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED Soore, with FPoitoas with or without ‘table Board; Given and required. 614 13th st. m1 McPHERSON HOUSE. CORNER OF 15TH ‘boarders 7 houses particulars and apply to ‘ST. N. W. ~ WY, FORSISHED trnbelont and and mocisime PRAGUE MANSION, 001 E Tal arge pleasant Hooms with Riso, two hall Rooms. Table Board. ST. X-W.. HANDSOMELY first-class Board: neighbor. FLEGING, ‘one square west of War and P (Cate with J. W. Bell, Sthetve. New Fork) ‘Civil and Military Tatlor. with Table Board. TPRE Locure. and the La, ‘itm plesmase rooue