Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1886, Page 2

WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY... November 3. 1886. CROSBY 8. NOYES................- Editor. ‘The Evening star has a recular, permanent bens fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paver pub- Ushed in Washington, and equal to that of useripts, 11 unused, should Keep a cops. &@ No attention paid to Anonymous Let- ters. Notice. Persons remitting postage stamps In payment of subscription or advertising are requested to send nose of a larger denom.nation than TWO CENTS ‘Those of greater value cannot be used, and wil be Petarned to the senders. Mr. Henry George is defeated in his contest for the mayoralty of New York. Yet it must, by no meuns, be assumed that he is not a sub- Ject for covgratuiations. He is a scholar first, and s politician afterward. The deieat of his Political aspirations this fail will leave bim bis Winter free for philosophical speculation and suthorsbip, He wiil make agreat deal more money throngh the sale of bis works for having been brought x0 conspicuously before the pub- lic, and his economic theories can scarcely fuil to win some disciples through the widening of his circle of readers, Had ne been elected, he would soon have dropped into the common- place routine pursued by other mayors, and the more heroic features of his career would have Deen lost sight of altogether, to the detriment Of his work and of bis future personal prestige. But of more value to him, i! used aright, than money, or honors, or literary jeisure, will be the experience which he has gained in bis hotly contested canvass, not merely in his capacity asa political candidate, but asa citt- zen. He has learned inoue sweeping lesson ‘What some other philosophers have lived and Gied without discovering—that society, deep down in its beart, respects itself, however Mueb it may grumble now and then at its own shortcomings. As long as Mr. George pro- ceeded with his electioneering work on a sound basis, proposing only the peaceful and gradual accomplishment of the reforms be had espoused, the intelligent workingmen were with bim toa man, and the middle and upper strata In active trade, the retired capitalists and the liberal professions were so divided In their preferences as to give little comfort to the old parties. But tue moment the red flag was hoisted over George meetings without a re- buke from the lips of the candidate, and when mob-rulers of the Justus Sciwab type shared the platiorm with him, there was a general awakening to the true significance of the sitau- tion. Mr. George could not have prevented communists and anarchists from supporting ‘him, it is true, but it was in his power to make all the world understand that they and he bad | nothing in common, and that he washed bis bands of their uninvited interierence in his campaign. Here is where he showed bis one serious weakness; and capital and labor, commerce ant scholarship becume alarmed. Here and there a man of conspicuous intellectual foree and personal responsibility stood by the apos- ‘Ue of the new dispensation; but for the most part it became a question, who could get away and form sume other affiliation the quickest. Society's self-respect had come to the suriace. Nothing that savored of hostitity to law and order could be tolerated. Neither of the oid Party organizations was a model ot ‘virtue, but the suecess of either was to be preferred to any- thing which would encourage tue internal ene- maies of the republic. The lesson of Mr. George's experience is all the more striking in view of the handsome vote he polled in spite of the adverse conditions just noted. The vision of what might have ‘been ‘will serve only to intensify tne stern outlines of what is. The times were ripe for such a move- ment ashe had begun. The discontent of the working people of New York with the gross mismanagement of the city government bythe Old parties, offered flattering prospects to the newcomer with his reforms. Mr.George’s wéll- known private character raised him above the suspicion of sordid designs in polities. The man was there, and the opportunity was there; but ‘the red rag of the commune fell like a pall over doth, —— - —___ There were three young republicans in the foreground vf national politics in the sprirg of 1884. All three were hostile to the nomina- tion of Mr. Blaine, but each pursued a different course after the Chicago convention bad issued ite ultimatum. Henry Cabot Lodge returned to Boston and remained in the harness of his party. Jobn F. Andrew joined tie bolters fairlyand squarely, announcing bis purpose and reasons in terms which no one could mis- construe. Tueodore Roosevelt, willing neither tosurrender nor to bolt, and hoping to escape the consequences of any decided action, sub- mitted to one oF two equivocal interviews and then betook himself to his ranch in the far THE EVENING STAR) Taw Tuorsoay Axo Farmar ARE AGAIN THE REGULAR ‘WEEKLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE Days oF LaNSBURGH & BRO. On this oceasion they will offer the following good dargains: {Colored Velvet Ribbon, 35¢. per plece; 10 yards toa plece. ents! Collar and Cuff Boxes, 48. per set; regular 2 tote mare Laer Linen Cufis, in sizes 7 to St, Ladies’ Lines ‘sets, Collars and Cuffs to match, all Tadies Fancy Halr Pins, 12designs, only 25¢: ex SERED ppm en nar Eitaces's Scho’ Hose: tn Brown ad Gray mized, 0c. per pairs aif Sizes. “These come full length and & 00 remnants of liens aoe toree masneet POISE ee ‘Meminants iusia Casb, 100 por yard; regular 160. Roger agreed pee pence 2 ey Table De mace 0 Sear a fs on esate Jat Ube goods, ‘These run desirable lengths. and are by far the most Paves yardvide best Breached Coton remnants, ves yardewide f hie from 1 to 10 yards Se per yard: regular 1. tons. Infante Poulet Sets $1.24 per Set. ‘These contain Rattler, Mirror, Brush atid Bag, with elther !vory oF ander backs, nicely put up iv # satln-faced box. Re- Mieaaber: only 91-4 er set. Ladies’ Leather Hand Bugs. 44c. each. 0U0 remnanta uf Hiobows at halFprice, bre pecker ang gh to warn eeeO colors, perfect-Ating. 31,08, wirth'st eget ‘Boucle Cloth Jackets 1p all sige, at 80. wo 7b mae Pree in ores oo: Paifoer ee por ed with embroidery 1 30 romance o: Fanaels te ‘good lengths tor Childe reu'e Dresses aind Cont Cuildreu's New-s-yle Boucle Caps, in all colors, only ‘25¢e. Where else c.n you buy a Boucle Cap for: 2 ‘Cevdlue Russian Hair Muffy at 49e- 350 remnan:s of shevtin. Muslin at 23¢, per yd. ‘Ouisund Ends in Merino and Flannel Underwear pas idreo, Men ani Ladies’ Wear, at less than ce we eae icp Canton Flannel, heavy-walght. Se. por yard, ore ‘Good yard-white Unbl ached Muslin, Sc. pet yard. 580 retonan:s of all kinds of Dress Goods (which we seant to dlapoce of this Thursday aud Friday). 19 0ot- Ton mised and all-wool. Gents Uniaundered 60e. Shirt for 87igc: well gus- ‘Sseted and stayed. good cotton ad Bn! ‘throughout. ‘We are the only bouse that offer ze such a bargaln. en ee led Bed Spreads Blankets at greatly faced prices rane avant 30, pieces more of that Cashmers Twilled ‘ian whic is vorth Suc. per yard, we will y« until sold out tor 80c. per yard. REMEMBER THESE YRICES HOLD GOOD FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY, AND WILL ONLY BE SOLD FOR CasH. £ A NNN sS8s E Nx N i fe [SS tub a4 NNN S335 pt A es cco. n &e BU UR RG CHE as BRU UE RG con H se, BBB UU KOK GGG wt Ho a4ke* BaB 00. Bo BR Ps em, 83 BBB OR R OO =f g 490, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. re Soir oR OVEECOAT? ‘The lovely Indian Summer weather, with its hazy atmosphere, its golden sunsets aud its brilliant hues, brings almost as many poets to the front as spring does. Still, however charming the days may be, eve- ings require something more than summer clothing. Which shalitber a fe | om OVERCOAT? Our prices om either commence at about the same figure, Ten Dollars, to fli men. We fit any shape figure readily out of our Feady-made stock, as that is calculated before hand. So suit oR OVERCOAT, ‘Weare equally heeled. You cannot get something for Rothing,sodo not be begulied by appearances Into make believe S fel ¢ T o OVERCOAT. Our facilities enable us to buy goods at the lowest West, All three were candidates for office this | Fates the market affords Always careful are we, how- fall. Mr. Lodge, who put the best face on his discomflture two years ago, has been elected a Fepresentative in Congress; Mr. Andrew, who boldly placed himse:t in opposition, has made @ close pull for the governorship of Massuenu- setts on the ticket of his new associates, while ‘Mr. Roosevelt, who was neither the oue thing nor tne other, comes in third In the race for mayor ot New York city. There is, no doubt that what the peovle lixe im a young man In polities in straightforwardness, They may not aiways approve bis course or share bis opin- jons, but they respect his possession of a back- bone. ————— - ‘When President Cleveland first tormulated his po.icy ot civil service retorm we heard a Good deal said about the opposition it would meet with in the north aud the general dispo ‘sition of the southern people toapproveoris. Yet itis Virginia tbat throws away its democratic Seats in Congress with a reckless prodigality; it ‘win Kentuexy that Speaker Carlisle, a warm friend of the administration and a civil service Tetormer of the practical sort, has his vote eut down to a mere skeleton of its former self; and it is North Carolina that lets Representative Cox be defeated in convention and developes a sudden fancy for anti-democratic prociivities 4m her delegation. On the otherhand, it ts Mas- sachusetts that pushes young Andrew almost to the front, New Hampshire that threatens to break her straight republican record in the ‘House, and Minnesota that polis so close a vote as to leave the issue In doubt for a day. Have these things any meaning, or are they mere ac- Cidente of politics ? ——_— -—____ The receipt of at least seven thousand more ‘Votes than the most liberal estimates of tne Opposition had granted him, makes tne figure Of Henry George toom up as « possible candi- ate for the presidency in 1988. There is little Goapt thot the iavor pur.y will set up acandi- date. Mr. Powderly has fewer chances for the honor now than he had beiore the dissensions between the Knighis of Labor aud tue trade unions became so marked; but Mr. George hus been involved in no factional coutroversies, ‘Tuere is nothing to prevent his being the But- Jer—tne disturbing element and uuknown quantity—in the canvass of two years hence. Ifany such design is in bis mind, let us hope that he will take time by the forelock, and be- gin at once the proceedings which shail divorce his name and personality trom everything in the shape of outia’ SS —— Yesterday's elections demonstrated two facts pretty clearly. First, that the federal admin- {stration Is not so unpopular with its own purty ‘gs somre of its censors would like to make out; ‘and, second, that the American clty with the largest number of working people, poor people ‘and citizens of foreign birth is not yet ready to eelare the commune. + ____ ‘Who will pay the bills for the red ink wasted im printing on New York newspaper margins ‘@ warping to the gentle reader not to throw ‘away bis vote on Hewitt? About ninety thou- sand citizens threw away their votes in spite of this advice, and red ink is quoted this morning below paras un electioneering agency. $< —— In Pennsylvania the prouibisionists have taken about the same insignificant place as in Maine. Mr. Blaine’s live campaign in both ‘staies seems to have driveu the deserters from both parties back into the ranks, $$ qa ‘The state of Wisconsin presents her compli- ‘ments to the city of New York, and hopes she may ve enjoying the same blessing of popular Joyalty to law and detestativn of anarchy. _————<—— It looks as if the V! nia republicans ‘thas with bin. ever, to secure good as well as really cheap commodi- tes. Our buyer is now looking the New York Market over for halances of intrinsic values, not overlooking styles, You may soon want a SUIT on OVERCOaT, ‘nd you cannot do better than to bay of us SAKS & COMPANY, Clothiers, Hatters, Tailors axD Furnishers, Seventh street and Market Space. It Exzoasr Tarses. GRAND ASSORTMENT. EVERYTHING NEW IN MATERIAL AND STYLE. NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED, EXPECT Tu F.\ND THE BEST MADE AND TRIMMED GAKMENTS HERE AT LOWEK PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE. Extra fine OVEKCOATS for Men, in BEAVER, KERSEYS, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS and CORKSCR:.WS. Prices from $9.00 to $40.00. DRESS SUITS in DIAGUNALS, CORKSCREW and CASSIMERES, from $10.00 to $44.00. Stylisn, Nobby SUITS for Youths, Boys and Chil- ren, from $3.00 to $25.00, Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR. MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR. SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE NOAH WALKER @ co. 626 Pennevivaniaavenua Ds Wau Ocr Stock Is Courizre We would advise Ladies looking for Winter Wraps tocalleary. Our stock of KEAL ALASKA SEAL SKIN and fine SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, JACKETS and SHORT WRAPS were never so handsome as at preseut time. gauat® SEIN SACQUES, $125, $140, $150, $1 SEAL SEIN JACKETS, $100, $125, Are now Iu progress at: BOSTON DRY GOoDs HOUSE, ‘Embracing BLANKETS, COMFORTS and QUILTS, Fall sod Winter FLANNELS and ‘Domentic and Ready-made BEDWEAR. ‘These saies were inaugurated Satuniay, Oo tober 30th, and during the next two.weeka we shall distribute the best values im ihe above ‘Goods ever offered the trade, : WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Bove Axp Misses Groves, So few stores keep any sort of a s0ck Gloves for Boys and Misses we have laid in a ‘extra large ussortment of Kinds and quail Sad thine we are naw able tg thow you 9x: what you ove repreee. Sely the tllowing: y and Misses’ Cas] brown, bige nnd dare green, only tiga por pte ‘ene Jersey Gloves, biue, jum and Hope and Mice greets coeds Gloves, all the ‘ail col ads only oe ar, Boys’ and Misses 3b n kid Gloves, all the full colors: only G3e. per pat Misses’ 4-buttun Suede Gloves, embroidered backs, pique stitched, ‘tan shades, $1 per pall, Sem with pisin backs, only 75c per pair. Biya and Mises abution ia Grove om broidered bucks, nique stitched, tan and brown: Shades, only S180 per pale. We are building the Glove Trade on the best of foundations: Honest watcriaig no Rte > geolac pain ee stones are Pere dn 2 Sldiowest pesdbie pricen’ Pron Amiens (Pirst floor; first on the left.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, For Fascr Worx We will offer tomoro 18:1nch Colored Plush tor chaiies, tae work. ‘and Gantt iamabregstng Bine, 4a-net, olive "gesdattae*he Us ‘Ouly $1.25 per yard. (Pirst floor; last on the right.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. noz For Sear Provsn We are showin, ent th he ee oods-and gucte the following extra + aly ‘22-inch Silk Seal Plush, lovely shades of seal wn, Worth £3.50: only $B per vard. yogineh sic Weal bluall, $4.85 aud 96.60 per (First floor, last on the right.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bio Barzoarss Ix Suaus We shall offer to-morrow the following note- worthy bargains in LACE AND CAMBRIC PILLOW SHAMS: Representing the best intrinsic values in these lines yet shown by us. ‘ou White and Ecru Nottungham Lace Pil- Jow ahams, good patierns, only Oe. per pair: ‘2U0 Ecru ‘Nottingham Luce Pillow Shams, excellent designs, worth 75c., only 65c. per pair ally as good bargains in finer grades, both cord. nud “white, 458. Boe, Boe Bie BLA, #500 PALS Camere viliow Shams, Snished rs Camtorie Flilow with ruffle, extra good Value, OMly” DUC” DeF pair. 100 pairs Fine Cambric Pillow Shams, fine ruffle gud cluster of fiue tucks, only 94 per pally as bargains in finer; at fund S150 per pal oe (Second floor; take elevator.) WvODWARD & LOTHROP. Frassez Beaszerrscs We, ste dispiaring un elogunt line of these ods, now so popular tor Wrapper ra Eras Bath Roven Mens Gownmee” OP ‘They’ are becoming very iashionable. and, 1n- asmu:h as they come by the vlece, customers can buy any leagth. instead of being compelled ‘4s heretoiore to purcuase an enlire Blanket ‘Handsome coubluations in Pol «dots, fancy suripes und fern patterns, $325, 93.60 aud $3.09 per yard. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Fisesr Or Fixe Sersans. ‘We are in receipt ofa large invoice of Fine Murseilles Bed Spreads, repre-enting the finest line, theia gest Variety, aud the best ‘Values ever our go od iorvune to show. ‘We quote repreventatively: 50, size 12-4, White Murseliles Bed Spreads, handsomely designed uil-over patterns, three quaiisies, $5.5 , $4.5 and $9.00 euch. ‘Su ‘sutii-fints..ed Marseliles Bed "S| ‘These are very choice, measuring ful: size, 2-4.) he pacterus are registere., all-over And set desigus, which cannot be used by an; gihes, maunacturer; only $6.00 exch, wo Lxtrefine Marveliles Bed Spreads These are the zeuuine French goods {mported from Marseilles, Frauce. Wili cover the largest- ‘Sized duubie bed, with some to spare, rich aud ‘legunt patterns, and allover designs, 98. $5 bu, sea.0, SHOU, 80.00 and GaL0 wick” ithe Aneoes. of these. goods ‘will not ermit Selag obluced fo Keep thet ‘ne ped, teretdee fog oblue to keep (hein ‘wr ‘order to keep them fresh and clean: Hence. custom 25 Nill pleave as. for thet, shoud they not be ‘SEO Cruurd floor: take elevator ) 08 ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Tae Foon Tie Shakespeare's advice to tale “the tide at Its flood” worthy ..f'adoptiou in view of the immense reduction in the prices of CLOAKS, WRAPS and JACKETS which the backwurduess of the present season has led ustomake. The mrkdown is genalue and legiti- mate, and we make nosecret of the fact that we are ‘compelled by the tardiness of nature to make our loss yourgain, ‘ow isthe time, be assured. to secure an unparal- Jeled bargain in NEWMARKETS. the favorite "every- day” gurment. Weare only usking— ‘$7.50 for a $9 Boucle Cloth Newmarket. $11.50 for a $13 Beaver Cloth Newmurket. $11.40 Is the mark-down on our $18 Boucle Cloth Raglans, $9.50 for » $11.50 Astrakhan Fur-trimmed Short Wrap. $9 fora 310.50 Boucle Cloth Fur-trimmed Short Wrap. $22.50 for a $25 seal Plush Viske, satin lined. ‘$26 tor the best Piush Coat for the money In Washing ton. $2.98 for a $4.50 Misses’ Newmarket. 12,14, 16 years. $6.95 fur a $6.50 Misses’ English Plaid Walking Jacket. ‘85 for a Child's Brown Chinchilla Coat, ‘$8.50 for aCuild’s Five Beaver Cloth Coat. $5.50 for a Berlin Cloth Astrakhan Trimmed Coat. ‘Make no mistake. ‘These are our mark-lown prices, Cut this hist out. When you cail ask for whut you want toexamine Brig the children and have them fitted to warm, durable Coats, ‘Warm weather melts prices cold weather drives them up. This is the thermometer of the Cloak trade Don’t wait for a frosty si:ap before yuu purchase your winter garment You will miseitityouda = ue A Rg HIAR GRE Rod 816-318 SEVENTH 8T. N.W. Cavour ox tae Ftv. “That there consarn bests my time,” said the old ‘time clothier. confidentially, to the friend of his youth. ‘It puzzies me where they buy the rgooda, ‘can't come across such elecantly cut, trimmed made clothing for men and boys as they have ‘Stantly in stock; and, then, the low prices they mark ‘em. Whew! [teil you, sir, it knocks me clean out, Idon’t want it to go no further, but whey’re doin’ sSBAE FLUSH SacQUEs, 925, $92.60, $40, 945, | THE business of this town, sure. Now, 1 Kin stand SEAL PLUSH WRAPS 15 to $50. Mink and Siberian Squirrel Lined CIRCULARS, FUR TRIMMINGS, MUFF, COLLARS and BOAS in great variety. ‘Measures taken for Seal Garments to order, B. HL STINEMETZ & 80K, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, a3 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. PHOTUGRAPHS. ENGRAVINGS, ‘most anything, bat when my next door neighbor, Simpkins, calls on me. all dressed up to kill In a most pertect fitting and stylish suit of clothes, and his wo Inttie boys likewise, and asks me what I think of ‘em, and I guemes ve bat them all made to order, and mays his sult was worth $50 and his iittle boys’ worth $20 each and he coolly informs me his'n coat just $15 and his two little boys' $5.50 each and he bought ‘em all ready made from THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 00., T felt ifke kickin’ myseit ali over town. Just thin} ‘of my bein’ so long in the clothin’ business and deli trapped into anexpression of opision so far off from the troe facta Why. sir, Simpkins must think I don’t know nothin’ about the basiness any wore, and ETCHINGS: and PHOTOGRAVURES. | between you and I, I'm beginning to think so myself, Finest LEATHER GOODS, Imported and Domestic. STATIONERY NOVELTIES, Of Recent issue. FOREIGN in the Leading pst WORKS OF akT. fm Ereuch and German. Ragraving of Crests, Monograms and Visiting Cares ‘Solicued. Jeastways, as its conducted at the northwest corner of ‘Tthand Dts And, thea, it makes me mad. to beer ‘80 much about the perlite manner in which that ‘crowd treat visitors, whether thay go to lool or bay. ‘Now, don't gos minute, I've a lot more to say t9 you. ‘You must, eh? Maybe the next thing I'l bear is thas you have been en’ gone and bought your Overcoss ‘from that there GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, A.W. CORNER 7TH AND D STS ~ (ALL BLUE sIoNa) Gaus Ax Srzcuas Dartar DOLLS AND Fans . DOLLS AND PANS. DOLLS AND FANS ‘S97 Ahould you favor the Palais Royal with seal you may pleasurably spends half hoor, We Kaow ‘your children can at the doll counter, and we have tome noveliien In fans you mustadmire The pro- prietor, when in Kurope, personally selected the stock, ‘which hus just been opened. The choicest Aovelties from Paris, Vienna snd London are offered ‘at European prices, Dolls for 25c, to surprise you: some at #20, wa pretty (nearly) as your own child. Fane for 98¢ you can’t get eleewhere under $2, and for $30 we have some cholce specimens of Parisian ‘art worth 950, SPECIAL BARGAINS Bane BBR GGG ot fh Gat of TTR - ean Ede NN Seo! 2 5 dozen Heavily Beaded Fronts for 98¢c. Would be a bargin at $1.50. ‘s@F Only tive dozen and worth $1.50, Moral: Call at once, GE All ORIENTAL GOODS. ORIENTAL GOODS, ORIENTAL Goops. Chenille Table Covers, worked in colors and designs typically “Orlental.” $1.68, worth $2.25, Plush Table Covers, with velour border and heavy fringe, $2.35, worth $2.98. g Porilers, 3% yards long, 4 feet wide, only $7.98 pair. Go to an art furniture store and you will pay $10 up to $16 for similar goods, EFF, 11 8X N Goa. RRO GETETE TSR ES PR ooue PE WR ANG RR oo ¥ F tus TN NN ‘Gc AgERR GGG A M1 5N N BP AMER 9% TENS gs Bas ASE BSE 244 TN RN Seo! 500 pleces of Crepe Lisse Rufflings. ‘The’ assort ‘ment comprises Crepe de Chine, Bolting Cloth, Can- ‘yas,ete, All colors, ‘25e, Rufilings for 10c. 60c. Ruftlings for 19c. 68c. Rufflings for 36c. ‘8@F Some are short lengths, and some whole pleces. ‘We close out the manulacturer’s stock “Just as It stood” at less than half price. S85, L K ae a 2H he ©) SxS K BBB OA. 66g. n Be wk EMR O° dA HT Be AA Ba boo AA E RB A AR & GGG 4~ a if ‘24-inch All-Silk Colored Surah, 58c. 21-inch Colored Satin Duchess, 87¢. ‘224nch Black Faille Francaise, 98c. 21-inch Black Satin Rhadutmes, 85c. Sq Fresh arrivals of Evening Shades of Satin Rhadames, Surah Silks, Plashes and Veivete tor din- ‘er and reception dresses, BBR OA RRR GGG A TTRN X Bb Aa BR O° da TNS NSS Bas 2~A EOE GSS 28S TN hn Sud = Short English Walking Jackets of Silk Astrakan, All colors. Palais Royal price, $9.25. New York Price $10.50. ‘The “Byron” is the latest London importction. Very stylish and made of good material. Paimis Royal price, $4.48. New York price, $4.98. ‘The “Nevada ’ ls the latest coat for Misses wear, It fsdoubie-breasted and has a Roman Plaid Hood. Palais Royal price, $7.85. New York price, 28.25. ‘7 The above novelties have Just been recei ed, ‘and we should like your opinion couceruing them. GL. of co Corey — s ota > Bebe bt me 4-Button Kid Gloves in Tans and Browns, &m- brolaered backs, Palais Royal price, 98. Worth $1.25. @ and §-Button Black Undressed Mousquetaire Gloves. Palais Royal price, 9c: Worth 81.50. Gent’s English Dogskia Gloves All colura Em- broidered backs. Paiais Royal price, 98c. Worth $1.25. 42 Above three special bargains deserve your special and immediate attention The quantities are Mmived, trey | RE ge grey Hf PR boo ww uo oN EN B. RRR GGG A TILNN Ngk8y of Ai a AAT PSE BCS MATE Si as 8.000 Birds, Fancy Wings, etc., at 70, 15¢., 250. 48c., 68c., O8c., $1.35, $2.68. ‘SH Thisis an tmporter’s entire stock, purchased by the Palais Raval at auction. Among the lot will be noticed Jetted Wings and Fancy Breasts fur turbans and other novelties. Worth more than duuble what we ask for them. Nataral Wool Underwear, sold by our competitors te eens arpin at 76 fred by the Pans opel WANTED— HELP. Weert. Ste, tie ER Ba clea Sat Bat MDa e SG 5 Giiesdave: seeween Sang’? pias “POY 49% Tr rasa & WOMAN WITH REFERENCE W. ‘wash and iron; mi at oly RG eas oe Weessa in a ‘com go home at nighi. 1219 18th se. ate” Wy ANTED — 4 LIVE ENERGETIC MAN TO, take charge of @ set of books and collectia bills: state malary. Address HB. Star office, te ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HA\ {Cattaren’s plush coats rust come sl mended, The PALAIS HOYAL, curner 12th et and Pennsylvania ave. bts INTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD- revs. not under 25, to act as salesman for an Sihertguianed house: only an 4 2 man aly not weekly. after 9, FR “ THULE 228 finn we! ats) ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY storeza Catholle preferred, Must be well hosean, mended. J. F.JOYCH, corner 18th and L ais. nw. Date W AdTHD A SEAT ACTIVE AND INTEULT- font Colored Boy es porter in a dFesemaking ck lishment. Best of references required. Address tablishmi Box 140, star office. rosie WANTED(4 BAT SALESMAN. APPLY FRI day morning tOSAKS & CO, B-2t WASTED-A CLEAN, CAPABLE AND WILI- {ng girl or womun for keneral housework. Apply from 9 10.13 every evening, at 1608 Ost. n.w. nd-at ‘ANTED — FIRST-CLASS COACHSMITH. MW ‘Cantar 1280 324 st, Georgetown. RSBt W ASTEDAIN A FAMILY (OF THRER, aT the navy yard. two white Girls—oue to cook, nd ron, and one todo up-sia re Work. ADDY a ngs wa at ‘A GOOD RELIABLE MAN TO ‘take care of horse and fires; must have experi ence with horses and god recommendations. “Apply between and 7 pm, 1700 18thet. nw. nds STED-TWO WHITE WOMEN, A COOK ‘and a waitress, who are willing to live in fom tn the neighborhood. Apply at 1827 Jefferson Place. ANTED-BY A RELIABLE SEAMSTRE tite weeks rerences faraisbed: ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ann piace :0 cook or as walker, wihing, to ‘useful: good references. Ap NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE 88 cook: will amiat with the ‘small privace 7 sgual privace family: food UNG WAN A vsale house: best 1 Wwerity and ability. Address DIUM- make bimael/ genera. omy “4 weshing aod Ironing of as drummer for w! furnished as to MEK, bar office. NT— PLEASANT SECOND STOKY furnished Room: water and gas. to vers quiet per- Son. stadent oF Invalid: $8 or “less; private fan Please examine. 407% Ist st nw. FOREST Wie B ITH BOARD, AT #21 O ST N.W., beautiful unfurnished room: alcove and bay wi > dow: southern exposure Als. large furnished roo a ry SSS i QUE RENT—THREE ROOMS. WITH BOARD. slor teerenensen ta Tears eae Ese anter ees tare fal Moss sna R RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR R RENT—TWO LARGE RUOM~ ON SECOND floor. suitable for buduess. Apply 1208 F st 0.6. ANTED-AIVUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN Brivate aid commerci ees. Address (ARO NICK, Star office. “4s BY A GOOD SALESMAN A POSI- wagon: can command cake an cracker nnces from present employer. A drest 3-2" rade: bent Feter™ SERGY, Star ASTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED COLORED nas CoOK iD & hotel oF restau Inquireat 81424 et. aw. ba ANTED—BY on as cook Sirs large farnihy erences given. Apply at 404 Washington st. 1.0. \ COLORED WOMAN, A SI1U- Best of city rer ANTED-A LADY WISHES A SITUATION for a respectabio white Girl ax chambermald Light housework and would assist with children. Ca be highly recommenced Call at 515 A st. xe, n3-3t NTED-BY A COMPETENT WOMAN OF eHinement and good tari Place as House- po-ition of trust. references given: ANTED—A SITUATION BY A_FRENCH- first-class butler or waiter. In first-class z, Dest city relerencer. Address VIN- ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DE- Sires x place in an American family to do ‘cham- ferences. Inquire ber work and pl in sewing: best 1324 18th st, nw. )WN—HEADQUARTE id Housekeepers. Coachmen, Wi Butlers, Waiters N ai WANTED AT ONCE-10 WHITE WOMEN AS rst) 8 cvoks oniy; 2180. wash irons for thiselty. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 617 7th at nw, 13-21% B ANTED—BY A YOUNG W1 ‘ation ay chambermaid or waitress, or witiln i Given. “Apply SB 2ist at new ITE GIRI, siTv- ‘Best of references DOR RENT_TWO_UNFU hird story: 619 Lonisiana av office; no cooking: references exc! . FOR RESTIFURSISHED—A LARGE Sovrit. front Koom tn the (hird story, without board, $15 2429 Qs. nw a3 x y : SHED THIRD ‘story front Koom, windows and open fire. Address RB, Star vifhoe se® WOR RENT-N ST. NEARCONNBCTICUTAVE. nw. io @ smal!” private fumily. two large, well furnisbet Rooms, without board, or on the. Pl English lodgings. Address Box 1, Star office. FR RENT-—TWO OR THREE VERY DI eco) able unfurnished Rooms: two on third and nd Door; will rent very low toa resp wisibie party: gas and bath; references exchanged. 1542 C 2. Desc A rORTAT CY FURNISH pleasun’ front room. sullable for one of \wo Meh, at GOV Oth st, cor. Fand Gin sta nw. NOS & RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED, LAR front room, with g. od hoard, for gen tlem.n and wife. Private fumiis: good location? 28. ‘yen ent to street cars. iceferences xchat Cat ne. . FOR RE Fooms. one ov first floor, ome on second floor: cen: trail Berviemen preferred: NT—ROOM RENTING AG! Pat now We buves andor rooms, fornished wud unfir. ished Mithoot Bosrde many gals. for light owsekep Fooms in all pafts of the ‘cts. All parties ating Foonis to rent dnd want peruabent tehamis tor tive ‘Winter will please call at fie office uns resister odin My AS HENROTTA VOR RENT—1587 (NT, N.W., PLEGANT SUITE of Rooms with ‘first-class board. Also a tew a. W AntEp ais, SARRSCADIER, WHITE AND colored Cooks, Maids ‘and Nurses, Men Goo! and Walters, whie Footman, general houseworkers. NAT, LABOR BUREAU, O17 That. nw. N36 WN THAT ONLY RELIABLE: und competent servants in all cay nd colored—with city references. MBS & BUR- ESS, kimp. Bureau, 926 F st.n.W. ‘Wy ANTED-SIX UNION PLASTERERS. APPLY at 22d and | ats. n Dane NIED—FIVE GOOD TINNERS. IMMEDI- teiy: steady work togood men. 8G. BUS, Agt, 2117 14th st B23t* NTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- ‘eau, conducted by Ladies. Men. and Women, white and colored. for all kinds of domestic 1xbor, with references. 717 M st. nw. 0¢19-20* NTED—A YOUTH TO LEARN THE DRUG basiness, one who has had some experience or a raduate of the High schog! preferred. Address,in own handwriting, stating age, etc, DECGGIST, Star of- ice. W ANTED_DABSGMAK RS AND DIES I private Ilfe to learn the Eureka Lady tailor Sys tem; ho chart, seale or machine used: scie.tifle mvas- ‘urement only. “Putternr cut to measure. Post ively D° refitting. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re -UREKA CUTTING SCHOOL, 7th and E ‘Room 10, May Building. Have concluded n2-61 WW ASIEDS COLORED WOMAN 4S Warr Tess; ‘must understand her duties thoro’ and come weil recommended. Call at 1120 V1 oppusite the Por ANTED—TWO GIRIS (WHITE CoO, Wash and ron. and one for chamberwork and to assist with sewing. Apply at 1214 12th st. n. et WW aNtep Ta COLORED MBE! mafd and waitress, to live a mile irom town; ‘and ironing. Send and address tocity P. 0., Box 551. ~YANTED-A PROFESSOR FOR ENGLISH ¥ well acquainted withSpanish, Address, with ref- erences, EA Q., Star office, ows WANTED A LADY FROM PRIVATE Fast ‘as Teacher and Companion for young lad west, Qualifications and reierences must be unexcep- Houabl und desirable, Address at once QUALI: FICATION, Star oftice. no22t* ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN TO COOK, ‘wash and iron. References required. Appiy at 2126 Pa ave. n.w. nolst™ WEARTED- SITUATIONS FOK COOKS. CaM, bermaids, waiters, coachmen, and all help, this and other. hote's,stores and oftices. ANTED — EXPERT TYPEWI times and placss. Copying. office. Work called tor at 112-2. W. H. PORTER, 933 F st, ANTED-PERSONS DESIRING RELIABLE ip should cail at 1709 N nw. ployment office. WANTED--ROOMS. boarder “Refereaces required. pede Loi* Feat WO NICELY FURNISHED Rooms ina new house, conveulent to cats: tails Mireeuduie ‘S0 K st. Bord JOR RENI_THREE on second floor; modern improvements con lent for housekeeping; terms in advance. 823 1sth st nw. TY FURNISHED jocation unsurpassed: Rede Is.und and Connecticut ave id rent house complete. CR RENT fuse of cellar and 411 12th st. nw. Reierences exchan ed. POR RENT—TWO OR THREE FURNISHED oF unfurnished rooms in private family: no ebii- Greu: all modern couveniences; reut reasonable. 1206 § st. n.w. ED—FURNISHED OR UNFU Room and Bourd. by a gent lite girls, Address, stating terms ERATE, Star oft ANTED — FOUR U1 Mh heat gas and water; rent must be low. Address TENANT, star office, aC second or third grate or latrote within the room: moderate rates desired. which please state Address A, B.C. Z.. ~tar office. holst ANTED-BY A ¢ two large commun uust be heaved vy fire ating Rooms. un urnisi or partiy furnistied. on first or second Moor: must be sth and 17th snd K and ! sts: Tockted betwee nianent If suited. CALLS FOR ROOMS: Persons. havin FOR SALE—MISCE ‘OR SALE —AT A GREAT SACRIFIC nearly new Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine: ‘cost $65; will take $20 for 1. Can be sven at 361 Pa. LLANEOUS —TWO PORTABLE RANGES, No. w. und one Remington sewing machin tuchments, In good order: wiil sell cue Appiy 102222 12th st. nw. W AN EO A HITE GIRL OR WOMAN INA famlly of two for generul housework: no wash- ing: must be a guod cook; relerences required. Call at 2018 G st. n.w. nol-3ut TW ASTED-CANVASSER FOR WATCH Cr business: must be -entlemuniy in apnearance experienced. Address B. H. Y., Star office. pol- ANTED—M TO CALL AT once. White -n Cooks. $10 to $20. Chamberunaius, nurses, scrubs and men cooks, COOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 926 F 6L DLW. ‘no 1-60 (LED COLORED WOMAN cook. wash and iron; references required. rs, & rovicitor and office boy, this city; Womt.n for Cortlat N. ¥., and other northern cities. F. M. BUICNHA. 630 632 F st. nw. 0c23-121% LE FS, PADDLES, &¢, nse to se 1in Washington market. Address \OR =ALE—ONE FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRI- ver, 0 year old horse; can be seen ut No. 4 Pouce {OR SALE—HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS ‘Owner bas no nse forthem. Address “HORSE SALE — ONE FINE COOKING STOVE: ‘also one dining room stove and plano, on easy terms. Apply at 1808 H \S-e0: ‘OR SALE—REMINGTON TYPE-WRITER, No. 2, with latest improvements and in perfect order. 18 East Capitol s:.. after 5 p.m. WOR RENT—ONE ROOM, FURNISHED SUITA- bie for two singlv zentienven and two unfurnis:ed, a 711 K. Ta it rea. Fe RE VERY sulte of four rooms and bath. a responsible married couple. JOR RENT—A LARGE, SEOONDSTORY FRONT * Room: furnished: bay window, grate, etc. 341 Toth st: nw polait® 2OR RE: 949 VIRGINIA AVE SW. second fluor, two communicat ng Roows, one hail room: heat, gas and bah; bay window, south front, iurnicbed or unfurnished; ren. iow to good tenant. Lol. Jror 1-31 JAOR RENT—AN FLRG NT ‘containing three rooms and pri sssed; opposite Franklin Sq’ vate bath: i TX. W., PARLOR, BED 01 well-furnished —ooms, single or ensui ern imp., and first-class boged: sultable for MC Mt desired: references exchanged. EN OR RENT—1214 K ST., N.W ISHED Parlor aud Bedroom: furnace and open fires: also ingie rooms, Very desirable location, 0¢2-5w' F ‘TIFULLY second and third floors, with Board; references required. 1416 N st. n.w. ocl 6.3 j2OR RENT —SUITES OF TWO OR THREE Tooms on first and second floors. elecautly fur- ished, with board, at 1414. and 1416 K st. uw. WELbS rented singly if destred. MHS. GRANT. oczo-1m* ‘OR SA. E—-$250 CASH WILL BUY BAR-ROOM ‘212 Gih st. o.w.,stock aud fixtures, lust ax it Stands. Apply om prcmises, between 12 and 3 o'clock. “ANTED—A FEW LADIVS TO ERARN THE W itor’ Dress-Catting scientifically by the actual measure and square rule, ‘Moved to 1220 st. tw. clei ANTED—YOUNG MEN WHO DESIRE TO GO to Teausto engexe instock talsing oF other de sirable tas meas mia bear Of a rare opportune ing namip for turiher particnlame BY ROS RAUE, Boerne, Ke dull county, Tex, 08051 v ‘T YOU!—A LIVE ENER- getic Man or Womvn ueeding profiable emplos ment to represent us in every county? silty S70 ber month and expenses, or a large commission on sae if preterred. Goods staple: every. che buys. ONtHe and particulars trea STANDAKD SILVERWARE C0., Boston, Mass Ses wet ANTED—CANVASSENS FOR LIFE, INS W ‘rince:tiberai compensation. Apply to 230 aq su nw. oczo-3m TANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMA(DS AND AW ely efits, e HATIMLS anloyment ot fice, 17 ee eae. toed TANTED—TWO MORE AGENTS ON WY dianexen Views ‘Ano ave etpeneen’ cin: vafhers on silts of Hendricks" Jase tbt, calaty or Eomimission. to i Le Vicia genera: base few agen ose WANTED—HOUSES. TANTED—FOR THREE MONTHS, | Fri W Aivaacs ast, «well furnished (good sized He in central location” for laml.y of wo adults. Address, with Ul. particulars aud rent, V. CG, Bast 41s New York, fexied yRoe Sare— & Wow. You can hardly tit nasb en nsed. Avmagniticent and lux ‘rious Vehic e for family use. Cust to build $1,100. Will se 1 at a big discount, party owning sume Having no use ‘COUPILETTE, IN GOOD ORDER price, $140. Apply 414 List. now. SALE—CHEAP_A HOR-E. HARNICS: The wagon and harness are used nly three months, ble. bet. 13th aud 14th and Bi at OLCOTT'S St JOR RENT—TWo HANDSOME UNFUR- ished second floor Rooms, horth and souti root: {OR RENT—ROoM: furnished, single or eb suite; pleasant and commo- ious: terms reasouubie 417 2d st. nw. 201 5 for parlor and 30 F st. uw ; private Pot 7 LST. Row: . hanusouely Urn Font rooms, on second and third floors; uiso hail room; low raves. ocz3-1m SOR RENT_510 6TH ST.N.W_ SUITES OF ele: furnished itooms on fi st, second and third Huers: furnace heat or open grate fires: with or mnt board. rok Si) —AT FRANC ww one fle Ph ton, made by Ir has been used about elght or tent ‘$350; will sell for $25 forget the place. FRAY 7 ‘OR SALE—AN OPPORTUS E cant and superb toued Ty Upright Plano, nearly new and but little Used, for cost. six months ago. $350 Fuily warranted. Owner leaving city aud ust seit at “Apply at ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, Quiy DISD cast WOR» DSOMPLY FURNISHED [Apa tment. 5 Louk st, a. HANDSOME APARTMENTS, FUR- ished or uniurnished, single or en suite, in a fashionably locate] house, ear Farragut Square. Ad- dress £. K., Star office. ‘vcld-1m, 5 : having been used but Geo m: Rosewood Case Square Pino, perfectly new, ns: Cost $400. One of bought for cash for ony ‘Owner compelied wo THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, $200, wilh flue stoo! und cover. ‘Can be seen at ANI ED—T0 BUY HOU W Aitiind a stand Pa roots aid ail mnod 5.W.; niust have 8 alley in the rear: with le pret red. Es. n Ww2x D—TO PURCHASE-FOR hew Sx or seven-roum House, vort. of the Avenue, Address X., Star office, stating price, ond Fental If no + re..ted. ns-Ltt wat [NT FOR THE WINTER A larg , weil-urmished House with stable: mus: be iu adesirable locally. Address 4. E. Das WANTED—MISCELLAN EUUS. WANTED 10 TAKE AT HOME, Lvprias y and gentemen’s washing. Call rom ya. m. to2 p.m. 1 Valley st, bet, Sand T and 12(n aud 8th sts aw. ae ANT: D=R WASHINGTONS MAG 1c W ah iiu.or insta taneous Care—Any breaking out on fuce of bsay cated, “oth piuples: writicies, Black feuds" vulgurreduess.eezetiie aut aif tuctut diotguce: emoved, aud a Cleat Complexion insured to ail it perieetly haruniess, Testimun.als on ication, iivaiywon's, 15th st: Drew's old ; Major’. 7th and H sis; Davis’. 7th aud E sts: J. 3, Lyree, corner 7th and I sis n.w.; W. G Milburn, Southeast Cor, 14th st. and KA. i. sbaffer, e:W cor. Gth wud E sts. mw.; L. D. Wa ter, cor. 6th and G. Sty. n.w.; Kobert N. Hurper, 609" Pa ave. a, w. ‘Oc. ubd Bl per box: sent to any address. oc30-3m1 ANTED-BUSINES MEN | AND OTHERS (W 6sthottesire ues. aud accurate. Pruting teal on TAYLOR G BARI, WOO ‘thse te Rapid wore Speelaity, oc dm OR SALE—48-T 7OR RENT—TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS ‘ond for sgt and Bib per toate Ri tocntes Gna meet asneas oa. "Rous Bie aoe a NOK JPWerxtend to persons looking for rooms a cordial invitauon to consuit our Hist of Rooms For Rent. sil rmatiou free. Ali kinds of rooms in all parts of the cle. Prices from $5 to $150, se25-3m Real Estate G. PROCTO! Trcuraace, & SON, JOR SALE—A_ SHETLA ,d0ck @, excep ti aly stylish and hand ome; . Address Dr. KCGOL US" OR SALE—A BARGAIN— furness, leit by owner, Lav! |. GEYER'S, 470 C at, next to Hav 7. GRAND SQUARE RuSi- ‘wood Case Piano, with ail the new improvements Jor sule cheap tor cash, oF Ou eas, terms. A EW. ftice. JOR SAL: arrived from Georgetown, Ky. ve been iu the marker for the lat ‘One vair of matehed hgh: very stylish. ‘orses, 16 hands high. nd very fine Horses. suitavle for all purposes. No. Keutucky prices asked .or them. Xo reasonubie offer refused. JOHN SIMMONS, S11 the finest thut bi OR SAL) “GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, cheap. 700, corner $d and G sts. aw. No troub.c : nh or gloror nicie yartiy iueniahed, wich heat wud gum or slucie bne S12 aud the uther $6. : ate OR RENT— UNFURNISHED, A CHC Flat of four Rooms, with baib room: heated. 7. 1vth st nw Appy to FITCH, FUX & BiKOoW cor 1th st. and Pa. ave. ocko-m FOR RENT—OFFICES. FRE EGEINE OL LICE ROOM ON FLMST floor, lu buildi: g northeast corner 7th and F sts bw. luquire WASHINGION COPYING O., same building. ocad-eot® PERSONAL. _FOR RENT—HOUSES. it x MT. PLEASANT, Sai Senvort rene REESTORY BASEMENT ose 1h room east abd outh pi700 ida ae mania, Oc. Apply RENT-FiNE Fi i LEASE—POR TWO TRA jase ad ~ ore 1880 14th st. + contains seven coom= siore aud dry ort Verh at nw. wwe WTI CAPITOL, A DESIRA- end picunantiy situated Br ating bath, 403 dt * st. wack sch! cellars and mod ype SKOOL ROL AVE, & ing 6 rooms, water wud gen; pleaautly locateds sate COR RENT-A TART OF A HOUSE WEVEN OF Duthefoouseallable for bouserscpone StS Tek Sino mis 4 3 frgsts soars thas vd Just) ut i Complete TYLER & UH user well, located a's to MILL & JOuNe st ANDSOMELY Broker, 1918 1.8. JOR RENT — POU Brick Dwelliney on 4th st, near Ks! nw. com euch With Water, E94, lntroibes. Mor} i. POX BROWN, Pent, S18 per month: Kexe op) P28 dto st. n.e..6 rsSl4. 30 Kear 2008 List. ar... ished'l ts. S200 2420 Valat.. ar Ro 1215 ksi. op. me Kooms in 1620 High 6 “1007 Pennsylvania ave tow, T—FURN ink il ately the house of Hon. Ss ie a the moni ‘one 0. two > ears ‘Sc, for term JOHN E. BE. ‘OR RENT—116 CST. NW. @ ROOMS, MOD. 335. BUSHNELL & CARUSI, 1008 F st. a. w. vd Cellar; Batory inom S40. linnvedinte Ou TZMAN, cor ‘Avply to O. maps, partly fur Address Owwer, | WALTER, tous Georgia story Dwell. ng, with bowemen*an THOS TFs & ENT—020 FARHAGUT SQUAKE, 17TH furnish wervateand sappy an Freuch caterer, le Best reiereuces Just bee put an mod, imps: $25. 643 Bast. ne. $22.50: low rent, jt Han ik. BANE QOR RENT—428 AND 410 n brick water and gus; i@ parking tn ‘front 30 DT € BLADLE POR KENT—1 MA r room Brick Houses ina bealthy locality at 913 eu by November 10th. 9h and K sta nw. SOR RENT—a VERY DESIRABLE” &-ROON ned. Jos went Tene EARLY \EW si frame House, unfa the brow of Meridiau bill, overloux’ 7-512 Jorn ST = 825.50, 1308 OUD st. nw. $22.50: G18 A st. ne.,'615, BUT $12.50. “Also, suiailer Houses at ‘Trak, #18 F st. ; oupecticut ave.. Vermont ave. end ia SON ET UPPER See oy . THREES TOKE POR LNT-SIOP PAYING KENT AND BUY & House: £100 and upward, according to al prope:ty, down: the halauee the rent you wou d pay «hat su now Uurow away tor reuk C4l jQOR RENT water, gas. iatro HOUSE; HALL, ‘Peaking tubes, bas wise Appiy to CF. RICHARDSON, DOR KENT—A_ NICE SEVEN: with gaa, bath, tmge, a The -cpmiols B16 Deke 1538 87H ST. XW. and basement Jérkck: good neighb shoud: F OW NENG, Columbian TWOSTORIES \K RENT — 3070 Protms." eo batnircome, cena 8 ous is th toorough repair and, sanitary condition. Me wkMs ADT i Ling 9 rooms, ball Ps far: washtubs: cabinet mantels ou two flours THOS. J. iSHLR & CO. 13: W.. ELEGANTLY ith niodern improvee ts, # TOMS, With Cellar, Pantries and bath roou. WeXt door.” Apply to 1. BUCHANAN. O16 14B. ike, far woe wud sation FURNISHED HOUSE. 1] KOOMS, good locality. wil modern improve: ieuble; $100 per moptu; 1817 ice pO RENT—a NEATSIX-ROOM BRI with modern impro r at 820; reut 916, in advauce. OWNEK, 518 vib OS S15 Bs me 30k RENT-THE FASHIONABLY LoCaTeD und haudsom Iy turished 13-Foom rick House, 172p 1st Apply onpremises POR ENT—9o sndcellar eight ences: will be put in W., THRESSTOKY- om HOUSE, with ell convene pertect order, Ment eB; OU Jeans at a low ‘figure. Keeal katte Brokers, 12: ‘OR SALE—OR EXC _ANGE—FOR WASHI ton. Cry property, an Improved Kanch of 1,100 acre., five miles from the Ci ity of San Antonio, Te \ddress Hox 14, Star office. & De a82 PAM WE 208, 483 1n7 CORSE: Tet and F sis nw. Esiablished 1505. ~pecial treativent for ladies desiring reiiab.e services Advice free and confidential. VOR SALE—A COUPE ROCKAWAY, by Joyce iro hers, Wa hineton; will be sold: abie. Apply at 1681 16th st. b.w. ANTED-KNOWN—THAT COARSE HAIRS Ou the faceare positivel. obliterated, leaving no murks. My Electric Needle is the only remedy Knows for this hideous defect. Send for wuil puruicu- late. Jileciric treatment for ladies and chiidren. Mrs. Df GABRIEL, 1321 a. nw. sels ows WAS THO, GPHOTERING OF FINE PAR. iorandther Fur ture. Hair mattresses reno- vated andre made. Samples of all zraue- of goods (Or covering om hand. Mot. exterminated cabluet. Cabr fet repairing. ©. C. HALL, Practical Upnolurer, im 2906 Lath st. ow. ‘ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP AT %8 P.R ‘month; box stails per onal an al atvention ven to care of horses." Uan be seen ut Price® siable, PL uth et WW; arin on 7th st, Toad. 8 miles out and 3m, 0. H. # CLARK, Sligo, Mu T ANTED-SROOND-HAND FURNITURE irpers. Stoves, Featuer Beds, and all kinds ot FniLure, or which the highest cash jyrice iidepaid. Address H. BAUM. 239 7th ot. Sw. 0C23 ANT..D-H USKHULD | el FURNITURE AND fects of -very Kkind,in large oF small quanit bighe tcash price paid. Address S. BL... St Charles hotel, 3d st. abd Pennsyivauia ave, ‘oe ED—HAVE YOUR PICTURES TAKEN Wr Caw ER @ Ran h Studio, oc20 Perna ave. D—IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REE: Bots, Revita ede ga ede aa ar OVE & CO. 48 7th at ‘Scarlet Wool Underwear that is sold elsewhere for | (ur new Circular mailed free. ‘0c13-3m, ‘¥8c. is on sale at the Palais Royal for 79c. ED-TO_EXCHAN mt OLD ‘English Cashmere Underwear, warrant-d cochineal: ANTED TO toe Bot ee eee gen Gye, ie aold elsewhere for $1.85 The Palais Royal-| "yt. Sotcey gired, Latrobe Furnaces rice ia 98e. Fe ‘Warranted Genuine English Cashmere Half Hose. Cannot de purchased elsewhere in this city under 35c. 42 Gent's Department close to door of No 1119 Penasyivania avenue, Men assistants only. PALAIS ROVAL 121719 PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND 401, 603 ‘poz 405 AND 407 197TH st. mW Ranges made to het or D0 Puy. Bitigut ab for ente oh bandits ts {TED—HORSES: WINTER AT PER Wiser jeter o Chat. Bradiey, Ration Bank Beater 10 ‘uae Boyton, Francie tio 26, Uo tia ‘Bajor “Thon Pak BENS He MALLER, Gundy Spring PU. Md. ooo furs ‘ED-AT GEN. E. ¥. BEALWS STOCK dina, horsesto winter at Be yer mouth: box stati: w50 4 called ior and re- Erne: Sota LEFriiay, ay sale, cor clu "U7 ANTED-$.000 DYSPEPTIGN THO=E Puc W icant tieteahie enton thts ‘Address *Fairinonnt uve, Pniler ED-MGtH AND OTHER INBECTS EX pron ttace a Bao. 10 eapeu PPORSALE—A CONFERCTIO: busiuess; lease and goodwill: xood fk rant ‘Cail or address H. J. KINTZ, 1418 ‘some dratt, d-i Stable in iu & QUIGLEY. saddle Horses! also, «ne fine cou Stock Kiauch and Herd: for sale cheay STATE BANK OF 8.DNE mr OR SALE-ENCYCLOPAEDIAR JAMIS PAR ton, the celebrated historian ano bioge-vher, says “that th every house where there is laced a-et ot Ay pleton’s Cyciopuruta it iylikesendl. g the wbove fan to college.” “This work all the volumes can be ob- tained at ouce on smal ing Box 129, Star office. OR SALE-JAMES K. PROBEY WILI. OPEN a Bere Wagour in thiscty south of Poilede: pins: and Pereu, Wagous in this c:ty, south of : ‘Alvo isuggies, ‘Puwtonsand Dayton Fine stock of Harness at bottom prices. ‘York uve. and 6th st.1.¥. ‘OR SALE—~PECIAL CASH BARGAINS— i Plauos, latest tmpro :20.'8, 709 Tun st nw. yments by sidresy- pay’ By addr ew 7 ve me..ts, fully warraut and cover: at G. L. 28-1 i SALE-AT A SACRIFICE—AN EXCEL. ower, nt yh 70: OF woud ‘cover, at el 7 tT bly. 621 11th st opposite Mose’ building. oc22-1un {OR SALE—BIRDS—A FINE LT OF IMPORT- atte. St BARS AN ELEGANT YOUNG R SALE—/ ie igh) i's. 1327 HM st. new. ‘¥2d 7th st. Dw., BOVE: tor! an s for rent. su7-3m FOR RENT—STORES. aaa ee reusoer tie “beat alogers BRING SQUARE WO..Cis & Co, ic SESS ‘& WALKER 6 ere ears JN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND us, we are pow prepared to pas ful Adve ot Gent's second-tuud Cloiuing. IUSTH'S Old stand, 619 D st. RS ROSS, THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY- ‘ant and Astrojogist can be consulied on busi- ‘hens, law suits, speculations and all affai.s of life Ail in wouble cal.. “Her aavier is ulways reduble. Sal faction guaranteed. « Moderate. Mrs OSS, Fisidence 1004 K st. " _octo-sm CULL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and Answers. bend 10c to Bek Stores or to IV) iNSIITUTE, ocd-Im ___ Southwest corner th and K sis. 0 W. FOR RENT_MISCELLANEOUS OR KENT—1WO-STORY BRI K =TABLE. iN alicy rear of 1824 K st nw. Apply ai the above amber, nol-2w* BR RENT-LALGE SEW TWO-STORY BRICK Stable. in alley n ar Fruuklin school: ali mode n improvements; cau accommodate 1 ur horses aad Hage ande achioan, Kent 26 per mou. J-W. FeMViCRS 148 New York are ucabawe (OR RENT—TYPE-WR'TERS. € PER MONTEL ea GRE A 203m O53 Fit FPS BEST REW STABLEIN ECAR OF 1513 Sat nw. COUNTRY REAL ESTAT:. 2 SALE-AT ONE-HALF OF FIRST CO=T, ‘all ongulietront Frederick ata Brick = DOR RENT-PROM NOVEMBER 15TH, Sié ih st ow. between H aud I sta. three stories, modern vonveuiences Ap Attorney-at-daw, 342 D st prone we and back bus [CK DWELLING IN GEORG: ‘And cellar, Wo « desire ‘desirable ‘ocation: cam JOHN 3. ROGUE, Real batwte twelve roms, 80H ders be rented separately. Agent, 1251 Sud “ase 1—A HANDSOME NEW RPSIDENCE, hed of unfurotshed, with siable, 1325MStaw.CA SMI LOR KENT-HOUSE ines RHODE J-SHEDD, 14uz 14th st ‘Columbia Road... ~ $416.66 Mass ave., u Es. owe Circle stl POX @ BROWN, feet neve om RENTOBY BOHOL! moresinss ieee Heat fw. a i it i i il yi i iH iy i