Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING STAR WaSHINGTON FRIDAY... @etober 29, 1886. CROSHY 8. NOYES... een BIOR. ‘The Evening Star has a recular, permanent z bene Gide daily circulation more than treble thatof any other daily paper pub- lished in Washington, and equal to that of all the other datly papers here added together. THE GREAT BARGAINS BEING OFFERED IN CLOAKS. It is impossible to judge the Goods at the low Sigures mentioned, as it is about one-third less than they cost to manufacture. Ladies’ Chect lewmark¢ 79, worth $5.50. Eadie: Tallon ade Nemmerksm 64 Bo, worth 97.50. af SE Ladies Russian Cireulary, tur trimmed, $5.84, worth Ladies’ Astrachan Trimmed Visites, $5.00, worth $8.50. Ghilienn Mavelockar pissh timed, Sa worth ‘Children’s Coaching Coat, Astrachan trimmed, $3.24, — ‘To Advertisers, Owing to the pressure of telegraphicand other ews matter from noon up to the moment of going to press, it Is absolutely necessary that ail advertisements intended for TRE STAR of the same afternoon should reach the office De fore 12 o'clock m. worth $5.00. Thisia expectally demanded on Saturdays, when, | “son gaan” AMrenan ‘immed, $5.49, in order torun off the mammoth editions of that. day, the presses must start at feast one boar g° E & ne Ee 7 gs earlier than usual. An observance of this request S kus AAS E EK Far : ‘will therefore not only be a favor to the office, Dut an advantage to advertisers themselves, ———a since otherwise it is sometimes impossible to _ properiy classify or even to insert their an- EB ERR noaneements, E. Eait--- ia Shae oe a Eee Although he occupies more space than can be spared, and introduces some points that are not pertinent to the case, sofar as its discus sion in the columns of THe STAR in concerned, yeton the principle of fair play, which it al- ‘ways aims to observe, room is given to-day to the communtieation of “G. T.,.” warmly favor Ang the extension of Massachusetts avenue. Tue position of THE Stax on this subject and upon the general question Involved In it is easily stated and easily understood. This jour- nal is, as ils readers well know, always and strongly in favor of auy measure which will tend, directly or remotely, to the improvement and prosperity of Washington, and it stands f A BF, aa = 150 be = ildren’s Merino Vexts and Pants, 12%¢. uj Children’s Scarlet Vest and Punts, 250. up. - ready to advocate any movement in that direc E ry tion when it can be forwarded without sacrifie- | 9,9 Aa ER 5 % ing other Interests that for the time being seem wa to be more important, or interfering with other ‘734 7TH BT. X. W. work ofgreater necessity. Itdoes not seem to Tux Stax that there is auy pressing need for the extension of Massachusetts avenue at the TEESEYS: JERSEYS! Present time, although it does not fail wo see | Ladies Boucle Jerseys, $1.40, ek that im many respects the proposed improve- f All Wool C 27m, $1. neat would ve su important and desirable one. | Eaitez alrWoot Coat hack Heauy Yercera $2.49. ‘The argument of “G.T.” that 1c cau be doue $2.48. cheaper now than at any time in the future ts | “hlldren’s Jerseys, 75e. worth nothing. The same reasoning can be ap- plied, and with much greater force, to many 3 3 2 A -, ES 2 os other projects that have been and will be E &A Ree Er Saag brought forward for the improvement ot the/ G9 £4, AMA BOR EK, Bygd — city im other directions, and in other wuys. < Neither is Lis reference to the cost of paving the | 7847THST. [029] - 734 TTH ST. avenues and strevis within the city limits ap" plicwble to the case under discussion. That work was for the improvement of thoroughfares alreudy laid out and long dedicated w public use, and the proper paviug of them was abso- lately necessary for the benefit, convenience and comfort of the whole community having ‘eveusion to go from one purt of the city to another. The Massachusetts avenue extension cannot by any charity of construction or license Im reasoning be regarded as on any such foot- ng. Whether, under existing laws, the District Commissioners have the power to carry on the work as proposed at the present time, THE ‘StaR is not sufficiently advised. That ts for them to ascertain. But their duty does not end at that point, They are equally bound by thelr obligations to the community whose in- terests are couuitted to their care, to carefully inquire and cautiously determine whether, all things considered, it is wise and just to exercise sach authority,even if it shall be found to exist ‘The mere tact that money muy be found avail” able for the purpose does not demand or justily st expenditure if a real necessity therefor can- net be clearly established. The condition of the District treasury and the financial ability of the amajority of our citizeus are not such just now ‘as to warrant large outlays for a work that serves no other immediate purpose than to ereate @ splendid drive way for carriages, and bring fine building sites that are now compara- tively inaccessible, into market at largely en” hanced vaiues. As to the cost of public improvements of this charaeter: 1t is not likely that any method will ever be found, as noue bas yet been devised, ‘whereby the expense of making them can be apportioned to the satisfaction of everybody THE Stak Is, however, clearly and firmly of the opinion that if the owner of a piece of prop erty may recover such an amount as a jury inay say be is entitled to fo: any damage done to it by any public improvement, he should also be made to pay toward the cost of such improvement such sum as a jury may decide to be fair and reasonable, in view of benefits con- ferred or values enhanced in consequence. Anything less than this 1s unfair and unjust to tax-paying citizens, no matter what the law may be, and no matter whether the party, affected be a syndicate or an individual, a mil- Honaire or a pauper. It may be remarked- furthermore, that if the laws at present in force im the District do not provide for the assess ment and evilection of benefits us weil as the assessment sad payment of damages in such cases, the authorities can much better serve the community by securing the passage of a statute containing these equitable provisions than in hastily pushing forward expensive works that are not required by public needs, aad which are opposed by @ large majority of fair-minded citizens solely oo that account, = Whether it is Irving Hall that bas captured Allan Thorodyke Rice, or Mr. Rice that has captured Irving Hali, is a question which will occur to many minds when the news of the nomination of the proprietor of the North American Renew is geueruily circulated through the country. If Mr. Rice should succeed to Mr. Hewitt's seat, the Department of State had better get ready for asiege. There will be one member of the House who will speak his mind freely in the debate ou the diplomatic bill. ——— ‘The world moves. There are indications along the line of the Metropolitan railroad taat the work of doubie-tracking the road, or portions of it, 1s at last to be entered upon. | At the sume time the improvementin the running of the local trains this week gives great joy to the government clerks and others who need to Teach their desks on me. As Exeuaric Destat Keer Masvracrcsixa Co, 487 7TH STREET N. W., Offer the following Special Bargains in MEN'S FURNISHINGS Being over stocked tn our K. K. Brand DRESS SHIRTS, we will offer them at the very low price Of $1 each, for ten days only. hese Shirts are the ‘very best that we can produce, and never retail for less than $1.25 each. Also 20 dozen handsomely trimmed NIGHT SHIRTS Qfasonville Mushin), full size and length at 75c. each. Sold everywhere at $1. WINTER UNDERWEAR. ONE CaSE HEAVY MFRINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at 50c. each plece. worth 65c. ONE CASE HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at 75c. each piece, worth $1. ONE CASE HEAVY SAXONY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at $1 each plece, worth $1.25. ONE CASE NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS full regular made, st $1 Beach piece. Regular price $1.75. ONE CASE HEAVY ALL-WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at $1.50 each piece, worth $1.85. ONE CASE HEAVY SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at $2 each piece, worth $2.50. ONE CASE COLORED MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, fall regular made, very fine quality, ‘at $2 each piece, worth $2.50. 50 DOZEN EXTRA HEAVY AND THOROUGHLY MADE CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, at ‘50e. per patr. THE CELEBRATED MEDLICOTT CO’S SCOTCH WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, in White, Gray and Scarlet. These goods are celebrated on ‘Sccount of not shrinking. We have full lines of them at the Lowest Prices. HEAVY BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAW- ERS, as handsome as silk: size, 34 Shirts and 30 ‘Drawers, $1.80 each; nse 10c. per size. ALSO FULL LINES OF NECKWEAR, HANDKER- CHIEFS, SUSPEX DEES, MERINO AND COT- TON HALF HOSE, COLLAES, CUFFS, KEEPS SHIRTS, SILK REGINA AND GINGHAM UM- BRELLAS. GLOVES, JEWELRY, Etc, Etc, all ‘st Lowest Cash Prices, KEEP MANUFACTURING CO, 437 7TH 8T. N. Ww. OLIVER P. BURDETTE, ‘Sole Agent for the District of Columbia, Store closes 7p. m.,exceptSatardays, oc 29-6t BBR Eb tor 710 oo. 2 BE THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY BAR GAINS FOR TO-MORROW: ‘Six Cases Two Tone FELT HATS, Ladiey and Children’s Sizes, All Shades, at The report that our genial manager, Mr. 5.M.Grady. isabout to hire @ hall aud lecture on “WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT BEING KICKED BY A MULET wy ae §°S TUF inebeotately withoxt toundation in fact. ‘The remor £m °F ‘Was uo doubt started by onr heartiens competitors who ays ae 29 F = expected toreap a rich harvest thereby. Hedesires to = say to bis iriends toat he is himecit again and “Sul in ‘the arena” at the N.W. Corner of 7th und Data, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING ©. ‘When we tell vouwe are offering twenty different styles of Gentlemen's All-wool Suits at ten dollars each, we mean just that, no more. When wesay we are oclering twenty different pat- Yernsot fail aud m-dium weight Overcoats for ten dol- lars each, we Wisk to convey to you our willingness { substantiate oUF statement wbea you honor us with a, cai Five Cases Da, Astrachan Bound, in Black, Brown, v1Tr Gi 3. wai ‘These oS THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING C0. bead ‘When we say our stock of Separate Trousers was ever so compiete as now. and that oar assortment comprises the newest ant latest designs, and the most approved stylex at the lowest posibie prices, we only say that which we know to be literally trie. Wheu we advertise as we do now, the nobblest line of ifteen dollar Cotawny suite in English, Scotch and American Tweeds ever exhibited in Washington, we kndw whereof we speak. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co. When we say our stock of Men's and is now complete. siz s unbrel imagine you ill see how ‘ALSO, A Few Dosen of ‘Trimmed HATS and BONNETS, at $2.96, $3.48, $2.78, $4.19, @c. Real Geuuine Bargaioa We Warrant cach Hat and Bonnet to be 26 per cent Below Regular Prices, All the Leading Styles in FELT and BEAVER LATS; Correct and Late Shapes at Botom Prices. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, LW. CORNER 7TH AND D sTS. ‘To Secare Choice Shapes and Colors Call Early. (ALL BLUE 81GNa) 038 J. M. GRADY, Manager. _ * ween | BE OUS ikem ee no sev: STREET. Alaska “eal Skins advanced twenty don Yestertay. Pits | ‘We have our stock of SEAL SK! SACQUES Bs aes ‘SEAL SKIN JACKETS, $100 and $125. me Beal 2K 0c28 ae week FSS ane rares-caess ere — a8 Saum eer. | See neatly, we make boys the subject of our advertise- mente, Whyt Because Saturday ts theonly day in the week he can devote to shopping. School cccaples his attention the remainder of the week, that fs, if he be s good boy and expects to be President of the United tater and what boy does not? Well, we are Teady for all inchoate Presidents, whether he be a TWO-YEAR OLD oma SIXTEEN-YEAR OLD, Kit suits occupied a large space in our advertise- ment last week and suits for the small boysin general. ‘We wish you to keep tn mind that the BIG BOYS, too, fil a large space in our estimation. ‘The suits for big boys take a great deal more goods than they once did. for they are now made so large thas they will ft small men. ‘These we sell as low as & Te is true they are not 90 good as the $10 one, but no bouse can sell you better for that price. our $7 surTs are the next higher grades for boys from 12 to 17 ‘ears old, and then we go one peg higher, to s. ‘We prefer to sell you good articles if you will let us, Certainly good is « relative quality, as well as its com- Paratives, good, better, best: but what we call good ‘would stand for best in the standard of some deslera. FOR $10 ‘we can furnish you'mich values in sults for the big boys tim? intelligent comparison would atoncesee are with- out rival. About this price are some plaid sults that ‘we regard as worth $15, and we can say this without blushing. ae FALL OVERCOATS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES. PRICES OF BOYS’ OVERCOATS, 12 to 17 Years, 5, 68, 87, $5, $9, $10 to $20. Prices are no indication of value; $5 or $20, they are equally cheap. Ge OVERCOATS 5 FOR THE SMALLEST BOYS, AN UNRIVALED ASSORTMENT, ‘Open until 11 to-morrow evening. SAKS & COMPANY, CLOTHIERS, TAILORS, HATTERS and FURNISHERS, 0c29 Seventh Street and Market Space, ee e a El Tt Hg: & EKK EEE RRR EEE Rn ROR Edy 8°38 9% BNR gs BPs EE Bek og 88 BRR Ss RoR keg a’ 4 %s39 00 RN “us = ‘THERE ARE THREE GOOD, SENSIBLE REA- 80N8 WHY WE CAN GIVE YOU A SATISFAC- TORY TRADE IN GLOVES: FIRST:—We havealarge stock and a great variety im quality and price. SECOND:—We warrant all Gloves fitted at the coun ter, THIRD :—We only advertise what we have in ‘stock. FOR THESE REASONS YOU WILL NEVER BE DISAPPOINTED AT THEGLOVE DEPARTMENT OF 1HE So RE Peo Re ee O3 i 9 Bg EL i Br Sg # 816-818 SEVENTH ST. N.W. tne R. H. Taxzoz, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SPECIAL SALE OF MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S coats — ° PRICES REMARKABLY LOW TO REDUCE STOCK. 48 AN INDUCEMENT TO PURCHASERS, WE HAVE SELECTED A LINE OF COATS IN BEAVER CLOTH, MIXED ENGLISH CLOTH, PLAID AND CHECK CLOTH, BOTH PLAIN AND FUR TRIMMED, ALL SIZES, MARKED AT PRICES THAT CAN- NOT HELP BUT INTEREST THE PUBLIC COATS MARKED DOWN TO $3.00, AND RANGING IN PRICES TO $16.00 THAT ABE GOOD VALUE AT $6.00 TO $25.00. ‘THESE GOODS ARE GOOD STYLES AND STERLING VALUE, AND WESOLICIT AN RARLY CALL TOSATISFY YOURSELF AS TOTHEIR VALUE, a8 THEY WILL SELL ‘RAPIDLY AT PRICES MARKED. one some good,” is again illustrated by the fact that through the failure of a large Flannel manut concern, who were ciumpelied to place thelr gooda at auction, we were among the largest buyers and secured ‘the bulk of their steck at prices that will enabie us even at this time of the year,when Flannels and Wool- ens should be on the increase, to sell you these goods at the prices annexed. RED FLANNEL. ‘Regular 25c. quality for 20c, ‘Do. 30 do. 25c., medicated. Do. 35c. do. +80, da Do. 45 do. 37ige, do. Do. 50 do. 40c,” do. Do. 62 do 50c, do. Do. Te da 5c, do. FIREMAN’S RED TWILL FLANNEL, 860. per yd. ont ae rireclorate gered PLAIN RED FLANNELS, all wool. eee 35c. do, = 80e do. 0c do. «B50 do. Boe do. 0c. doe 70c. do, 6Uc. do IN WHITE Piapabalrred ee We ron grades from 10c. up to $1.5 per yard Or leader 1s Gur Zde quality. ‘This ia all wool and Sie. gant quality. RED SHAKER FLANNEIS, Que 30. quality we are selling for 28c. per. yard.” Oar 60s, aa.” “do. ‘a. Our$ia5 do. do. do. $l dot WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS. 90c, 304n, wide, worth 37%5e. per yard, Bre Sor witer worth ade. ber Yard, 0c S3-In. wide, worth 0c. per yard. Soe Aen wide, work 82a: per gard Regular Zoe. grade sell how for S246. per yard, + Do. Bbc edo. dO. 50" do.” De $135 do de Bl dk ALL OUR FINE FLANNELS ane WELLSHRUNK Now, whether you are in quest of these goods oF not pee present hime, you do Foorsetan nexcunable ee fatice'by not buying now. for, these. soot fed nol again be ofr a nach pees vw e also carty & fall line of Hallacd Vale Flannels all the different grades ee SKIRTING FLANNELS, 2% yards wide, in Red and Black and Gray and Biatk Stripe, "1-50 per yard. zd A.so, the Plain, Gray, Rrown and Blue, st prices ranging from 0c. up to/90e, per Yard, ‘About 50 pleces lett of that Castimero Twalled Flan- pel, Brin. wide, all, woot-in Ligut.and Navy Hive Pink and'Browin. Weshill continue running then at de. per yard.” These goods are worth Oc. per Yard. JERSEY FLANNELS. A beautiful line of odd patterns and beautiful cun- trasted atripes, at 50c. per yd. really worth Age. Fider Down, in all the ‘delicate tints, suitable for ‘Wrappers and Children’s Coat "A full ine of Embroidered flannels, Flannel Departmeut first lor. LANSBURGH & BRO, ONE PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE. OUR B00K DEPARTMENT 18 NOW OPEN. IAI Bocs se be tua peaunere eee Teed Sie ae hey Be, Sty SR mak ar ms oY Bock ar ae YOUR NAME ENGRAVED ON A COPPER PLATE AND FIFTY CARDS PRINTED THERE L A NNN L & FRE ss fe a = Tb A A NWN Suy8 BBR. RRR aa pe U0 Bee o> EOF Bp UU Bk Goo HUH BBs UU CR RO oOGGe oO 44 RBBB RRR 00 “¢, Boe Hut 8 8 “2 BE PL &8 aas* BBBOOR ER 00 <7 029 420-422-424-426 7TH ST. Exmorr Or Fars, Wraps. We invite you in tosee what an excellent, well-assorted stock we have of Walking Juck- ets, Newinarkets, Short Wraps, Visiies. Vic torias, Ragla 3, Plush Sucques, &c., made from ‘VaRIOUs materials, In VARIOUS styles, at VARI- vs prices. From the fact that an unusual number come in, go out, and come buck, we are pretty posi- tive that our stock fs not equaled in this city. ‘The actions of these “come-backs” speak vol umes. They are the merchant's barometer of trade. We are glad to see them. Boucle Walking Jackets, variety of styles, all colors desirable: $5.00, $6.50, $10.00, $12.50 and $14.50 e:ch. ‘Walking Jackets, in neat checks and stripes, very stylish, $8.00, $12.50 and $15.00 cach. Ja kets, of English Wide-Wales, $7.50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50 each. Astracnan Juckets, $8.00, $10.00, $15.00, $20.00 a. 4 $25.00 each. The above just be-ins to tell of the Jacket stock. It will pay you to see. (Becond fluor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Mustixs Usxverwear Baraarma 40 dozen Ladies’ Fine Muslin Mother Hub- bard Gowns, yoke of solid tucks, neck and sieves trmmed with Hamburg; real value ‘Z5c., only UO. each. 60 dozen Ladics’ Fine Muslin Chemise, yoke of embroldery, cambric ruffle around neck and sleeves; extra good value, only 37%4¢. each, ‘80dozen Ladies’ Fine Muslin Drawers.tucked cambric ruffle, headed with cluster of fine tucks; worth more, only 373x¢. per | air. 60 dozen Ladies’ Extra good Musiin Night Gowns, yoke of Hamburg inserting and tucks, Hamburg embroidery on yoke, neck and sleeves; extra value, only $1.00 each, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. No Costume Looxs Wen ‘without proper Tournure adjustment. We have all the prevailing shapes in the popular mate- rials, which we offer at very low prices. 25 dozen Fine Wire Bustles, 150. each. 50 dozen Tampico Busties, 37%. each. 100 dizen Alaska Down Bustles, white and drab. 68c. each. Full and extensive line of other styles at low ices. ‘This depurtmen: 1s on our second Hoor mat, out of the way of pasers-by. (Take elevator.) WoO. WARD & LOTHROP. Sarvrpay Saez Or Corsera ‘We take our pick of the vast number of styles, selecting what are,in our Juagment, the best nd. most periectly shaped, at thelf sevoral rices, Pe do not pick out the kinds that pay the bi.gest profits; yes, we do. too; for we sell two peleat a prone of 15c. each, instead of one pair at a profit of 20 or 25 cts. For 60 cents we give you the best that 50 ror Thcengwe give yous Gersse W: fee Cpe meretie on busts, side steels, seal oe x /1.00—we think the R. and G. Oa ed tag Fersepho &: Puriyimade Corsets’ whicii ta ont Bamet“§1.00" 62.08, $270, g8.00, G22 ket 94.87% per pair ae (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Ser Orr wear “Your AND. ing the “Imperiat” iteal Kid Glove. ‘or ‘the past five years we hav. placed befire Our customer each sewson, new impurtatious of this excellent Glove ‘The steady increase in thelr sale the most convincing proof of thelr wibg popularity, and having received the ‘allaud Winter stock we fiud‘uem, if asoe hing. superior In dye. iit, cut na finish to any previous invoice. ‘Ihe head of tals department, thinks them nearer perfection than auy G ove onthe market, We ave the .uli complement ‘Of sizes in Uoth long and abort fingers. All the Jeading shades of ‘1uns aud Browns, aloo Black, U per pair. Otthe summing Up of our Glove stock ta, the most extensive variety, and the best moter Worth yet offered. What more can be wale iis every pelt of* hperial win oops eee w ory Pat WOUDWARD @ LOTHHO Fon ONDASS 1a WAR, a particular Ladies Linen Collar, gf Sbe: tho result of our boat ores ys style and finish ut the price Stor sees joweat reac in Ladies Covturs bution on ——- ‘cold ee ‘16 will De ¢ : ‘a moderately light Overcoat, > dapwgs three pounds and s hail i bettge EVENING SILKS, EVENING SILKS. ‘Having in view the coming winter season the PALAIS ROYAL has secured the most select and complete stock of Evening Shades in SILI is, SUNAHS RHADAMFS. FAILLE FRANCAISE, CREPE DECHINE, SILK MULLS, anid other light fabrics. with Hrocades, Stripes, Plaids, Pontes and other novelties to match. OUR EVENING DEPARTMENT 18 UNSUR- PASSED. Not only can all the choice Novelties be obtained at ‘the Palais Royal, but prices ate quoted positively lower than asked by the New York houses NOVELTIES, ‘Novelties in VELVETS, PLUSHES and SATINS: for Evening and Street Wear have alsojust been ‘opened and are worthy of Inspection. A FEW NOTABLE PALAIS ROYAL BARGAINS: Black Faille Francaise, 69c., worth $1. Black Faille Francaise, $1.29, worth $1.75. ‘A Special Bargain for $1.58, worth $2. Black Satin Rhadames, $1 24, worth $1.75. A Special Bargain for 98c , worth $1.25, 25 pleces Plaid Surah, 60¢., worth §1. 50 pieces Novelty Plushes. 89c.. worth $1.25, 24.1nch Evening Surahs, 65c., worth 85c. ‘S@- Having ascertained the prices quoted by the New York houses we confidently claim these goods to be fully worth the prices sated above. In Finer Goods we can save you from Fifteen to Twenty percent, THE REASON OF IT, ‘The Palais Royal silk Department is @ new one, and tourge on its rapid development All Silks, etc., are to bbe offered for Six months at a profit Just sufficient to pay the department's expenses. It may seem arash policy, but we dem It a wise-one. For iustance, if you buy your Silk Dress of us will you not also pur- chase your DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, BUTTONS ETC., atthe PALAIS ROYAL ‘We make a fair profit on Dress Trimmings, but as ‘we import direct we are enabled to undersell our com- petitors, and remember, we have no bad debts to make good. We sell for CASH ONLY. DRESS TRIMMINGS. ‘We show Pearl Fdgings, Ornament Gimps and Gal- Joons specially imported for Evening Dresses. Dress ‘Trimmings and Buttons for street wear we show in | endiess variety, and quote moderate prices for the best gvods only. We keep no trash. RRR. Bh OH, Be Bp HER BB os BBB R R bpp = FEATHERS. Itsometimes happens that an importer has finan- clal troub es. By paying cash for a large lot of birds and wings we are enabled to quote apparently ab- surdly low prices. The goods quoted below are the Best and worth what we quote. 1,000 Wings, all colors, 7c., worth 150, 2,000 Birds, fair size, 15c, worth 5Uc. 1.500 Birds, with wing. 25c., worth 680, 100 Jetted Wings, $1.86. worth $1.98, 50 Feather Breasta, $2.68, worth $3.98. 2,500 Ositich Tips, combination colors, 680., worth 98. o00 ob A 585 gor 0 a Ee 8 o 88 AA K oo LF, AAA KK Sys ‘The Cloak Department was added when the Palais Royal opened its new store, abont a month sinca We are proud to write our Success Greater than An- ticipated. We have reversed the usual order of things in this department. It is customary, you Know, to reduce prices towards the end of the season, ‘We,know nobody wants Cloaks in ‘WARM WEATHER, ‘So we reduce prices tho COMMENCEMENT OF THE SEASON, Instead of selling a Few Cloaks at a large profit we have sold Large Quantities at a very smail profit. In fact, at a profit that is too small to be profitable. We therefore announce the WARM WEATSER PRICES ARE TEMPORARY. $6.98 Black All-wool Astrakan Jackets, double- breasted, for a few duys longer, for $6.....87-60 Check and Striped Tallormade English Cloth Jackets, double-breasted, stil! selling at $687. Cloth Walking Jackets, tight-fitting, few dayslonger to $5.68.....80.50 Binck Disgonal, doublebrearted, English Walking Jackets, bound with silk braid, reduced to $8.25.....87 Ulsters,docble dox plait in back, new English styie, untila cold wave comes $5.98.....814.75 Newmarket, cape back mude with inverted plait, a Tondon novelty, at present re- duced to $14.48... 8.75 Vinltes of Boucle Cloth, far trimmed neck, sleeves and butions, warm weather price $7.79..,.817.25 Victoria Wrap, All-wool As- trakan, immed with fur tails, satin ined throuzh- out, sii Miling for $15.....$23.75 Jackets of Seal Plush with ball and tight sleeves, real beaver trim- mings, reduced to $20.....860 Wrap of Plush Seal, trimmed with handsome Jet ornaments, warm weather price 856. 45 Above prices are temporary. ss BFE KR COO TH AE oF 6 sf 2A bn a AA A AAA aa f ‘coo L. HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKEERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS. HANDKERCHIEFS. HANDEERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS. ww By request the reduced prices quoted tor the Special Sale will be contiuued until Weduesday, No- ‘vember 3d, at 6 p. m. ‘12\yec. Haudkerchiefs for 114h0., or 6 for 65c. For 12%c. we show Pure Linen Handkerchiefs which you cannot match eisewhere in this city under 15c. We have them in plain white, in she-rand heavy linen, with %4,%, 2 and 1% inch hem ttch borders, Also, with tarcy hems.itch and embroidered corners. In colored and mourning borders designs are shown: {dentical to the 26c. goods of last season. ‘25c, Handkerchiefs for 23c., or 6 for $1.35. For 25¢. 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 35e. Weshow ‘very sheer white linen Handkerchiefs, with fancy hemstitched and diced bordera. Some embroidered in. white, black aud fancy colora. Those with colored borders are genuine French novelties, as you will recognize by the variety of colors and the originality of deign. SPECIAL—Hand embroidered inital Handker- chiefsaud warranted pure linen. ‘These are splendia value at 25c., but we offer them for Oct. 27,28 and 29 for 19¢. each, or 6 for $1.10. Not more than six to each customer. LADIES SILKE HANDKERCHIEFS. 480. Japanese Slik Handkerchief, fancy colored hemstitched borders, reduced to 89c. each, of 6 for 26. 2. $1.19 Hand Embroidered Japanese Silk Handker- | chie&y, in white and colors, reduced to 80. each. GENTS LINEN HANDEERCHIEFS, Every Handkerchlef warranted pure linen and extra tize. Plain white or with nevvest styles uf fancy colored borders, ‘10e. Handkerchiefs for 12%e., or 6 for 69c, 250. Handkerchiefs for 23c., or 6 for $1.85. : GENTS SILK HANDEERCBIEFS, 480. Pure China Silk Handkerchiefs, in plain white or funcr ‘Colored hemstitched borders. Also some with hhand-embroidered silk initials Reduced to 45c., or 6 for $2.65: ‘@8c. Japanese Bitk Handkorchiet, wide or narrow ‘emutliched borders, reduced to 5c. oF 6 for $3.80, ‘SHc, Japanese Silk Handkereblefs reduood to ve. oF 6 for $4.89. ‘980, Japanese Giik Handkerchiefs, with brocaded ‘centers, seduced to 94c., oF 6 for 95.55. AGF Above Special Bale prices terminate Wednes- day, November 00,980 0, m. sharp PALAIS —— WANTED—HELP. WANTED--ROOMS. Croaxs Ar Liss Tax Cost. WEE eesh iy uiegare Ww. M SHUSTER @ soa yar ‘Having decided to close this department we offer s°| W tre ‘a choice lot of elegant CLOAKS at less than manviacturers’ prices. ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS tn every shade. This is to be the fashionable article for outside garmenta. We have all styles and qualities. ‘We offer a decided bargain in 60 inch BLACK BRO- CADE SILK, for circulars, at $8.00, worth $12.00. Novelties in Dress Goods. Combination Suitings—the largest and most com- plete sto'k of PLUSH and WOOL Novelties ever suown in Washington. QUILTED SATINS in every shade. Paris ROBE DRESSES in great variety. LYON'S PURE SILK VELVETS, in twenty shades, at $5.00 and $5.50 per yard. We have just secured a great bargain in these elegant goods, ant offer Gantier’s allsilk VELVETS at $5.50, Moire Francais, Faille Francais, Rhadames, Merveilleux ‘and Satin Duchess, in ali colors and qualities, for street and evening wear. Special bargains in Rarnesley Double DAMASKS at $1.50, worth $2.25. Hoslery and Underwear. Moire Sash Ribbons. High Novelties Velvets and Plushes. MOURNING GOODS of every description of the the best qualities. W. M. SHUSTER & 80N3, ONE PRICE. 919 Pennsylvania Avenue n w. N.B—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 026 BBR A uo MMMM > BoB AA cu MMMM © BBB AA u MMMM BB ASA UU MMM BBA A vw MMM MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT STANDS ALONE-UNEQUALED AND_ UN- RIVALED AS THE GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE OF WASHINGTON. ‘Notwithstanding the fact that our sm.ll show win- dows prevent us from displaying goods and prices, Wwe surprise all who enter our house to inspect our tmmense stock of goods, not only by its magnitude bat also the extremely low prices whic defy competition, ‘The following can convey but a faint idea of what is tobe had.at our numerous and well stocked depart- menta, DRESS TRIMMINGS, nr sales in this department are decidedly ahead of our most sanguine hopes. Silil our line is complete. and we are offering FINE CUT JET EGING AND TRIMMING, BEAUTIFUL JET GALLOONS, FINEST CUT JET DROP GALLOONS, ALSO FINE CUT JET “ALL OVER,” at prices astonishingly low. ‘We have from the cheapest article manufactured to | that at $45. yard. Our prices are undeniably the lowest, and for thes reasons. Our tmportations are direct. We are therefore bold in saying that our ‘Trimmings are the cheapest in the city. LADIES AND MISSES’ CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Ladies English Walking Jacket. ‘Tailor made. with two rows of bone, bul) buttons, selling for $6, would bea decided bargain at $3. NEWMARKETS, In those very desirable Piaids with capes, (very Eng- Ush) and much in favor. Misses’ Havelocks, in sizes from 4to16 years, for $3.50, sold last yearas high as $6. But we have bought them very low. SCHOOL CoaTs, With Plush Collar and Cuffs,in sizesfrom 6 to 16 years, only $2. One lot of Colored Cashmeres (ail desirableshades), reduced from 85 and 90 cents to @5c. a yard. ; VELVETS—A full line in all colors at 5c. 8 yard. A genuine bargain. LINENS—72inch Bleached Table Linen, worth ‘T5c., special price 6c. NAPKINS—% Napkin (all linen) at $ adozen, % Napkin (ali linen, at $1. dozen, GENTS DEPARTMENT. 100 dozen of Gent's superior stout British Half Hose, fall regular made, double heel and toc, for 17c. ‘Spairyor 3 pair for 50e Sold all over for 25c. a pair. Ladies’ Silk Hundkerchiefs, in colored borders and fancy centers, in great demand at 25c., pusitively a bargain for 19¢. each. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Special prices of Trimmed Millinery, both in im- Ported and those of our own manufacture. RIBBONS—AIl shades of silk Ribbon, Satin on both sides, 32c ayard. Actual value 65c. a yard. FANCY WINGS—A special lot at 18¢ , worth 25e. ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT. ‘The great rush for our unusually fine line of Tidies has not broken the assortment. We have Russian, Antique. Plush, Momie Cloth, Surah ana many new effects in Oriental designs,so much sought after ‘n decorating. RUSSIAN TIDIES—Special prices, commencing at 15, 20, 25. 35, 50 and 65 ceusts, according to size. ANTIQUE TIDIES—From 1c. to$1, according to size apd quality. FUR DEPARTMENT. In Fursof every deseription we are the leaders Our line of Fur Trimmings {s not to be equiled in Washington. Muffs and Collars to match all styles of For Trimmings, Don’t forget that our prices for GENUINE ALASKA SEAL COATS AND VISITES, “LONDON DYE.” are manufacturers’ prices and our assortment complete. MM MM o> Bp gs 0 5 Beam = gs BE Ad GOB RANE fets a4 uy MMM 88S 7TH, STH_AND D STS 029 Rocuzsrze Lacs, We have just received s new supply of these cele- brated ‘nae in Brasy Nickleplaied ‘und “aaique ver. CARPET SWEEPERS. The “Perfection.” $3. The “<u erior.” $3.50. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘China and Giass Importers, 0029 1205 Pennsylvania ave. Score, 309 ih st. A.W. Apply froma ¥ to 10am. ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE: work: no washing or ironing: if colored 10 stay SE night; city reference required. “O08 Sth se. It yj ahs ee col Siri co nurse i color preferred. good: girl" Address Box’ 38, sat Good ‘place for oBiice, NTED—A COMPETENT MILLINERY Zenrresponden.e confidential. addres co ocz0-2t ANTED—A WHITE GIRL AS NURSE: MUST fave references Apply at 1708 M st. BAKER ONE ‘Address Rox cs oczo-2t© Wa Atennd SRRETENT MEAT AND, etuble Cook. AD! IY At Green Mountain (i Rooms. Who esale Row, Center Varket.oc20-21 WV ASTEDA HALF-GROWN WHITE WOMAN, Wi'as General bousewors. “Apply 811 Jot st nw. ocze St ANTED—CANVASSERS POR LIFE. INSU- ance; liberal compensation. Apply to 220 4! sw __ ecm ws ‘TED—A WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR cod Fequi ‘A GOOD CAKE nds making candy Keneral housework in a family of two: must be coo! to a competent one: references red. DOING +t. nw cous A FIRST-CLASS MAN WAITER ‘alsy a Woman as competent cook, washer and irower. Apply, with reference, 1301 Ksto.w. coca 2te W ae, AE ONCE COLORED WOMAN AS first-class cook and serve {1 courses; §25 per mo. Maid and waitress, house man aud footuan, all A BOK for one family; bring city reference. NAT. BUREAU, S17 Tun se nw oca-2i* Wy ANTED—TWo EXPERIENCED SKIRT hands; none others need apply. 816 18th st. n. x. ows St" MAN, 60) eRRE Cali 408 18th st. n.w., betwere:! ‘ochild, Al 7, with ter 5 p.m. eth ‘Cutters: none but first-class workmen need ap- JOHN BURNS 808, South Capitol and Canal oc27-3t* ANTXD-BY A LADY, FURNISHED On UN. W ‘Aisisnea toon, second owt hone ak more thar 616: comromicy co cark nA poard can be obtained In neighborhook: relerenors x changed. Addres Box 104, star office. ody te ANTED-—NUMEROUS CALLS POR Rc W “aiteections of cp. Parsons maving name of Wereet 10 register Bh th. Pitcn find to. their 1 SOR Real Eatate rnaarance, 1256 F st nw set V WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED—WE CAN RENT YOUR ROoats Quickly and save time und money. Cal ond eae Vist and facilities for renting. HA. 13526 F st nw. besememt. 600. i* 7 ANTED—TO BUY, ON CaPiror W fintar tence in baie fron £1 bob wl wast be a dress Box Rar lice o2RI° D—-BY SMALL FAMtiy want wnished House, Address Box 10, Staroflicn” DURE OF SURURBAN i 0 trade a handsome botaw and carriage: balance cash. H.W. C. Sunt uilom BUY IMMEDIATELY —x Gow. bz Bt lew than echt rosueay Jot not less than 2.) Ly #0 Feet to an alien sivneted mes teen Ist and deh, ‘and Most ow or Hill, between Ist nnd OU Mw. Ad Cs n wel ste Brice not to exered $3,000. “Addrom givin lone Bos a mo co __FOR_RENT—ROOMS. TORMENT. TUREE UNFURNISHED Room ail front; funily private; wo ehildren; rent month, 1450 14th at nm we POR RENT —FURNI~HED OR UNFURNISHED, ‘two large and one malt room, Wiah board. Ina. Todicuary square WOR | ENT = v0 EURNISIED ROOMS ON second floor, with privilege of light hous: Keep! ios ste site tre OK RENT THREE UNFURNISHED fon wecond floor newly paper d: to Covel water and bath sume floor: price Bis. “Also, one rnisived on third Goor, $8. Call afer 430 pm. Liv = nw, re ecw JOR RENT—FU RN TS WF D-WANDSOMA Toms, second and Utd Moors, with comtor'aie Mourds at GOS Tach st. 1. cena JOR RENT—NICELY” FURNISHED ROOMS ‘with or without board. to gentlemen omit Tk 19th st. n w., near Penn facinave, bet. G u se : eats Set Se JOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS CVERY ‘comforellgibie locality reterenors, G04 Tho Rooms WAZTED — A SOBER AND STEADY PORK Barcher, jouracrman.. Apply to JOHN H. RUPPEWI, 25 Riggs Market aud 49 Western mar ket, z ore T as V ANTED—A GOOD COLORED BOY FROM 15 to 18 years old: mnst he well recommended. National Museam Eunch Room, OCT Bt WAXTHETGORS, Cas AIDS AND help of li kinds. at HALLS Aamployment of- fice, 170) S st, nw. oceTzws Waste CALL AT Shee, rn cooks. B10 tO $20. “Chambermaius, uurses,scruba and men cooks, COOMBS & BURGESS, Employm ut Burea si. nw. a = Ochs Lest W SS TEP-COOKS,_CHAMBET MAIDS, NU ses, wailresses. dressn yaiters, &.; 200d sollettor and office boy, this city; Woman for Cortian, N.Y. and other northern cities. FM. BU 630 G32'F stn is ANTED-AT_ONCE-WOME to $20: Houseworkers, Moulds, v28 sn. Wa AGENTS ON leston Views Also, five experienced can- TWO MORE yamerson “Life of Hendricks” Just out salary oF commission. Apply to li, Le ViLLLE, generat bust at foc22-4nos® W ED — BOYS, WITH Gi ‘and alto voices, for choir «i Apply to Dr. E. 8 KIMBALL. 7 Urday morning, 11 o'clock. ANTED—DUNDORI reau, conducted by Ladies. Men. and Women. Shite and Colored, for ail kinds of domentte Labor, st nw. OR RENT — SUITES Tw Tan Tooms on fir avd second floors ele-auity fu nished, with board, at 1414 and 1416. 16tn sth, Wi! be rented singly If desired. MRS GRANT. ‘oc 2-1 RR ERY DPATRABLE ROOMS, second floor new and handsomels furnished, suite or single, with or without board. 941 K stn wa ref-rences requlred. nee Ft BExT Room furnished, single or ea suite: p) ious: terms reasorimbie 417 aa'st nw OR RENT-TWO NICKLY FURNISHED 80, first-class tate board derate. B38 Tudiana ave. t,t. ‘ocaebe Rooms on parlor floor; it desired. “Term oc. cL. FURNISHED: 1 mt d Boor, at 507 6th wt..ber k aud F sts. uw. cine ET RE aes is DOR RENT—A SECONDSTORY PRONT ROOM and communicating Bed-roow: nicely fur: with bath,iu private family: rent, @20. 1806 POR RENT—ARe attractive: pretty. as parlor and sleeping rooa: ane ished: iucluding gas and stove heat new, 880; street newly concreted. DOR RENT—NFAR [OWA CIRCLE, ONE OR two rooms, third floor, furnished or cnfurnished delighttul loc ‘outside princi gaiity, responsible b References MAN 1585, N.Y. W SSIES LADIES TO CRARN THE ARTOF Dress-Cutting and’ Making by Moody's perfect tailor system of actual measure and square. make adress while learbing. - First-class Dresumak: ing doue to order at 1920 Penna. ave. aw. ocl2-1m WANTED--SITUATIONS, {7 ANTED — BY TWO COMPETENT W (W Aainis one as co0d cook, would assist in lwmnary the ot chambermaid and waitress, of Would nurse: both willing and obliging: relerences given. Address RM. D., Star office. ie ANTE D-BY A FIRST W 6intion Ina fete am fal ing, by areliabie white woman: will give good refer- ence,” Address Box 27, Scar office. ae ANTED—A LADY HAVINGSTUDIED WITH Woke est inasers’ abroad: desires position tn church choir: familiar with all services. Address SOPRANO, Star office. oc20-3te Waste: SGLADY GRADUATE OF A ‘COOK A ‘no washing or tron XOrmnal Kindergarten. Institate wishes Position in famiy urachool us teschet of kindergarten or ele Inentary studies” five years experience: best Teler= ences, “Addrees TEACH E: a W 6tinesand paces Copying department valicraph ‘ime and places " Aone child for undsdeliverca. “Tevephone 3 Wil, PoeTen, 033 F oe! {[TANTED-BY A WHITE MAN, A POSITION Wa vaiter ine private famille: can fornish the very ‘best of city “reference. "Address Box'5y ~tar ofiice. ‘TRD—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION Vinithag governess to teach eagiish, French, German and cecal und instramental music.” ASd ‘e=s (ee HOWARD, 022 10th at. tows ocosk™ 7 ANTED—BY A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL @Aiination as chambermaid and seamstress, and onng. ladies or grown children ind refcrences, Please call at 1 ocest D-BY,A YOUNG LADY OF REFINE Sitnation as convict or ae @ compaiion "AMBITION, Star office. y would wait on References give. Address oczsat* [yy ANTED-BY A_ FIRSTCLASS ENGLISH IW cesctintun ingeratanding tne care of horse 8 Yamily: best of releren: HAS BELL, banker, (ror NTED—PER“ONS DESIRING RELIABLE Ip sbo Lat 1709 N HARKIS: Em- tp should eail at 1709 8 nw. SOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE Position in rivate to present employer, C an Buildi Wi ni competent arreants in. all capacities-white and colored—with city Feference MES & BUR GENS hmp. Bureau, 926 F st.n.w. focle12i~ NTED-SITUATIONS FOI COOKS. CHAM. “W betinaids, waters conchmen, avd ail cisasen of help, thisand other ities, furan Howe's ntores and offices ¥. Bt. BURN STED-KNOWN TO AUL THAT T FUR dene i servants and belpor all descrip: eatores and -flices hon to private i ‘This ‘and other Fst nw. ae oe WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Enwarv L. Dexr & Co. MECHANICAL AND STEAM-HEATING ENGI- GINEELS, STEAM ASD HoT WATER cA (G AND VENTILATION, ELEVATORS, Etc, Agents for Duplex Steam Heater, Nonpariel Steam Heater, Rutzier & blake's Steam Heativg specialties, 1S, Graves & son's Passenger and Present Hleeators, ‘oczo-3mn ef 1s G STREET NW, Crrar, Cizax Axo Hannes CRYSTAL NaTTaNs DISCOVER’ CRYSTAL, a ‘CRYSTAL ‘CRYSTAL ‘CRY ‘Restores Gi or Faded Hair to its natural color and ‘youthiul ap cara sand always dues a0 in sere ae" Stops the hair falling out, removes dandruff and pe Leong ot upexceied by any other in “Joleen? WARRANTED tocontain no lead, no sulphur, no tient toatace up and no-staine: itis coussquewtiy the Reatane puyroghmomotous Mair Manors tu ine rs f ARTHUR NATT. 7 Ddand Dard tatband tote a. For sale by generaily. ocl8 Axyoxr Wouw Maze A Foss If they were inour fiz. We think itis notonly ourright, bat our duty tomake a little noise just at this time, be- cause our elegant new stock is something worth mak- ing a fuss about. It has never before been our pleasureto offer you so complete an assortment of uniformly de- sirable styles, neither have we ever before been able tooffer you a scale ofprices 20 low asweare now placing on these reliable new goods. Tpere‘ore we think it inthe line of our daty to noise the fact that we are engaged in the general distribution of bargains ‘among the wise buyers of this city and . ‘We sell you an elegant Caeviot suit at 7.60 that would be cheap at $10.00, ‘We sell you an All-Wool Cassimere Bult at 610.00 ‘that would be a bargain at $14.00. ‘We sell youanexira fine Cassimere Sait at $12.50 that you cannot maich anywhere under $16.50. ‘We sell you afine Prince alvert Sait, silk faced, at {$16.00 thas would be cheap at $20.00. ‘We sell you a better Prince Albert at $18.00 that ts ‘We sell you an All Wool Overcoat at $7.50. A very fine All-Wool one as $10.00. ‘We have an extra large line of Baits for Boys from 18 wo 18 years old, trom $5.00 up. ‘We haves fall line of Baye Pall ana Winter Over- ‘ovata, trom $3.76 up to $15.00, ‘For Children from 5 to 18 years old. Bultawith Short Pants, sf $2.50. 62.75, $8.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, can bay them elsewhere. ‘Wehaves fall Une of Chitdren's Overooaia from upwards. ‘We havea sult line of 044 Pants, from ¢1.50.up. GIVE US 4 CALL, AND BE CONVINCED, a AND LIVERPOOL ‘which we guarantee to be 20 per cout less than you | BENJ: H. MILLER. 7 SCRAPS. NOT ANTED-A LOT OF TIN Wiitsihte three Toches wide orsiz inches long. Address 8., Star office. 29-21 X\TANTED—To PORROW, $1,000 ON GOOD V pir western lade ‘Address D. D.O,Staroiice, 02! Jp ANTED—TO GET RY 1ST NOVEMBER, 1886, 30 callous e-ou. fresh Milk, sbipped each day: | W Soin alter tc ene RiSokth, ben and ists uth, heat and gx Stocked Grocer: Unfarvished Lue ferred: one which bus Square. ‘Address Box 30, -tar Wares PROPERTY-OW: YOR KENT—A FURNISHED ROOM ON THIRD iso two furnisved on second; mod. imps: at salle POR RENT-951 MASS AVE N. LARGE upper room, with board, for two people in oitice, at very reasonable rates," ent DOR RENT — FURN AND UNFUR. Bished Rooms, on first, second and third floors, light and sunny. with or without board: cot Street cars, 401 8d st. n. OR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, board, second and third floors, bay win h front; gentlemen preferred. 27 I'st.0.w. jamberlin's; overiooking ‘open fire ifdesired. 1014 16th st. n.w. DOR KRENT—FURNISHED, A SECOND STORY. front room, with ulcove, suitable tur parlor and bath Gn same floor; 1730 F st aw: URNISHED—A Since Front Room; aiso, other Rooms, at mo 1239 G st, now ge, right, sunny Front Koon 01 floor: within one N partments. First erences required. Fea 22S FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED CoM eating second-tory Roous: heal, eas an: hait bloc. “from cars aod herdics: wih or sl Board: 1430 Corco:an at. nw POR RONT z E story rooms, heat. gas Patel rs terms maderate; geitiemen preierred, 3U6 F st.a.w. OC2B-B Fone 0 FURNISHED second floor, with heat aud gus, w: all car lines, 900 HU st nw, DOR RENT-A FEW G' accomm dated with pleasant Board. and good home comforts, wife. 1019 Conuee:icut ave POR RENT-911 MT Room, second floor, with’ hi Lemen preferred. Uniurorstied. fluor. Also, good brick Sluble with accon:inodation: for two horses and wagon, ede ‘OR RENT “131 17TH & “3 E LARGE SEE EES = FRONT m1 ati taritased "Se" Guderuhebeds subabie howeuceping pon RENISSEDND AND cataruished: reesbuable tout: uice hse Bite oe JOR RENTOib0, G-8T_NW, NICELY PUR F oom off 2d Boor terns moderate, oc25-3* JRORRENT—4 SUITE OF Taki Koo ‘oecond our. furnished: ato, without board, to" aguu voaly Tetarences, "addres fa: Bower siioe 1521 1ST. LOVELY PARLOR AND er om bandvon ) farmsnr wine fr wee tiem dvaiting s apiet_bome with small private ‘us: Ib iuipuediate Sietolty of departivetit: aud Are a. pera) JOR RENT-SHOOND FLOOR UNFURNISI ‘Third Floor turnis: ed; all with hot and cold ws J{OR RENT_A PRIVAT) FAMIL . near 14th, will rent second floor, three fu Between Oth and 14th ate gona and: thank ra board pars Mt an ferred), go convert house 10 than four, Address Box 8, star office wou ats ease fe Yeare. address box 07, Siar office. = = bs ew DOR RENT—UNFURNISHED-114 CST. N. W, = ‘three roome on third soo, r WN-THAT COARSE HAIRS Nit Racoare poatdvels obliterated, leaving wo marks. My Electric Needle is tbe remedy Knows for this hideous defect. Send for full particu- Jars” -Keciric treatment for ladies and children, Mra. GABRIEL, 1821 G st, nw. sem Uj) ANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR A MATCH A War eee and aK ‘Apply Woo 14th st nw. ocreae ‘ANTED-GIRLS TO MAKE UP GOODS FOR (Witte Hottaays: gooa : work can be done at home: distance BO fiom, Address ALD SUP- PLY COMPARY, 43 5 Mase, 026- NTED—UPHOLSTERING OF FINE PAR- ANIni omer Pur-itare Hair toatiremes reno ‘andre made. Sampler of all crude. of goods Covering on hand. Blot exterminated eablact. Cab. Bet epi ‘Practical U th ng. C. C, HALL, ‘owe room heated: hot and cold water, gas, on saine oor; would rent for lube housekerving. eee Ste {OR RENT—PUUNISHED ROOMS, WiTH vate bath, to ventieman only. 612 138th st - =. RK RENT—18d) H ST.—SUITES oF LAK nicely furnished, communicating Rous on fi and second floors; also singie Kowin on turd. ‘Table board in same block, or culereraliowed. Largeclos:ts, furnace and open rates ___ ocabae (OR RENT—217 EAST CAPITOL ST. (GRANT Tow), large, handsowely furnished rout rooms, fon sco aud third floors sao ball rooms: low Faten, ‘ocz8-1m VOR RENT—1219 10TH ST. N.W., BEAUTIFCL furnished, sound wnd tuind Fitotne turnisied or utara ved secu ‘ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP AT $8 PER ‘month; box stalls per onal and etiention AnD Bescr Caan, rar, Nateoal Lean ip i P' ol! Barer A as Hi j 4 E i t iu once t . ‘-* ENT—A NICHLY FURNISHED SECOND THoom: private faanily. 727 6th stu. RENT—LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS CONVE> Fitter te Parent, Peosion and Government Priai= i j :