Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1886, Page 2

‘The Evening Star has a recular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other dally paper pub- lished in Washington, and equal to that of all the otner daily papers here added tributors who wish to possess their man- uscripts, if unused, »! id keep = copy. m@ No attention paid to Anonymous Let- ters. Notice. Persons remitting postage stamps in payment of subscription or advertising are requested to send none of a larger. devomination than TWO CENTS. ‘Those of greater value cannot be used, and will be returned to the senders. soe Mr. Powderly has at last done what his best friends have been urging lim to do for a good ‘while past. He has put down his foot so hard that the reverberation is felt all the way from Philadelphia to Chicago. It bas been well known from the outset that he did nobap- prove of the packing-house strike, and consid- ered that the Kulghts of Labor who went into it did so wit@PGt a proper regard for their pledgesand for the interests of the order. The ‘wonder In everybody's mind has been that the matter was allowed to goon so far without In- terference, “The Boara instructs you [Barry) ana Carl- says Mr. Powderly’s letter of Wednesday “to settle the strike by putting the men back at the old hours. * * * It the mon re- fuse, take their charters. We must have obed!- ence and discipline. ‘That last sentence is worth the whole docu- ment. It strikes at the root of the trouble which the Knights as an organizution have had to contend with from the day they began to exist. Men have joined the order full of hope of what it was going to do,and basing their cxpecta- tions of its success on the fact that It wasstrong im numbers and compactly vound together. ‘They have made frequent use of a comparison of their society toan army. But they have not paused to reflect that an army is valucless on Account of its uumerical strength or the com- Prehensiveness of the oath with which itis mustered into service, unless the soldiers who compose it are ready to obey orders on the in- stant, at any cost of individual sacrifice. If workingmen do not want to submit to dis- cipline, there is no law compelling them to become Knights of Labor or join aunion. If they do Join, they must expect to do what they are ordered to do by the officers whom they have elected to exercige authority over them. Mr. Powderly is not foreing upon his subordi- nates any gratification of his own taste for power, he is not subjecting them to any form of restraint which they could not have foreseen before they enlisted as Knights. He is only doing what his wisest advisers and the most honest well-wishers of the organization have wanted him to doon more than one occasion heretofore—to issue a command in such terms astoleave no room fora misunderstanding, and to warn possible mutineers that the penalty of disobedience would be immediate dismissal. << Business men who keep one eye on their own concernsand the other on Wall street are some- ‘mes needlessly alarmed by the fluctuationsot prices on the Stock Exchange list. A weak stock market, they scem to think, points todangerin ‘other lines of trade. This is avery misleading view, as every one must see who stops to look inte 1t, The stock market, unlike the market for dry goods or groceriesor realestate, ts largely controlled by cliques, who Would make no profit worth mentioning if values were long main- tained with any uniformity. These cliques study causes and conditions some distance ahead, and prepare to turn them to their own advantage. If it is evident that money is going to be cheap after a certain date, and the prices of stocks to undergo. proportionate rise, ther will act in concert to hammer prices down to a point where they can buy all they want, and then wait for the boom. If,on the other hand, there is evidence of the approach of a period of stringency, they concoct rose-colored stories to send prices suddenly up, so that they can sell shor’ right and lett and wait forthe drop. Just now there is reason to suspect that the cliques are getting ready for a raid in the bear interest" ‘One condition that 1s especially favorable is the rapidity with which certain “fancy” stocks with purely specuiative values have been Pushed up. But, beyond this, there should be ‘borne in mind the fact that at the beginning of the new year, government disbursements for ‘the redemption of securities are going to be very large, to say nothing of the immense sums paid ‘out in interest and dividends by private corpor- ations. The influx of so much money all at once is likely to stimulate the market, and, in order to increase their profits, tie eliques will be interested in causing a downward movement within the next six weeks. There is nothing in ‘this that need cause aiarm. The tendency of general trade is upward, and a sag in stocks will mean only that the manipulators have been at work. They can no more check the rising movement in the industriai and mercan- tile world than they could prevent the sun from shining on the rest of mankind by getting under an umbreila themselves. —$<$ ‘The result of the practicul joke played by two of the employees in the Bareau of Engraving and Printing is so serious that there is little likelihood that the same men will be concerned again in such a performance. They may thank their stars for so indulgent a chiet as Mr. Graves, who Is ready to take their past records into accountand let them off with a mere rep- rimand and warning. The notion that there is ‘anything funny in inflicting pain upona fellow- ‘creature ought not to be found among men of sufficient intelligence to be worthy of places in the public service. Itistobe hoped that the narrow escape of the victim of the Joke in Mr, Graves’s division from death, and the equally narrow escape of its perpetrators trom a sojourn 3m acell and « trial for manslaughter, will make ‘an impression upon the minds of other persons ‘whoconfuse cruelty with wit, $$$ Free speech seems to be at _a discount in Mis. souri. Representative Glover received a black eye in St. Louts on Saturday evening for exer- cising his privileges as a lawyer too treely in a case tried thgt day in court. In St. Joseph, the same aite: ‘an editor was publicly whipped by a local politician asa punishment for dis- paraging remarks published during the late ampaign. if fisticuffs were arguments, two such occurrences in one day would carry dis- couragement into the ranks of journalism and the law; but both professions have survived a good many years of persistent assault with ‘Worse weapons than the hand or the horsewhip, and there is no danger that the crude code of ‘Missouri will irighten them out of existence, a In considering the proper name of the post Office at the place now known as Tenallytown or Tenleytown, it is perhaps well enough for the departmen: authorities to ascertain and adhere to the correct spelling of the name of ‘the family whose cognomen it bears. What the authorities ought to do, however, when that is done, Is to shorten the legal name of the office by dropping the superfluous and uwk- ward affix “tow: ther “Tenley” or “Ten- ally” is more convenient, more cuphonious, and more distinctive than the old form. And 4m deciding between Tenally and Teuley the Jatter has the advantage in brevity and ‘euphony. ——_——. = —___ ‘Whether or not Mrs. James Brown Potter, or Brown James Pother, ur whatever it may be, has entered into a contract to go upon the stage as & professional actress is just now violently agitating New York journalism, A long-range Teflection on the subject may not be worth muew; but we observe that a certificate as to the merits of a certain wilet article for im- proving the complexion, signed by the lady in question, bas broken out in the advertising columns of the newspapers like a nettle rash. ‘The next step alter this is usually big litho- graphic portraits tor saloon and restaurant win- ——- ‘Mrs Donovan, the mother of the young fel ww ee ‘nz Graxv Dass Goons bargains placed on sale this morning met with more than the anticipated attention, yet deservedly so, for better money's worth it has never been our good fortune to offer. ‘$1.25 Scotch Stripes, for 75e. per yd. ‘ZSc. Miscellaneons Fabrics, for 59e. per 7a. 50c. Homespuns, tor 30. per yd. ‘These are bona fide reductions recently made and are the greatest bargains in Dres Goods yet WOODWARD ¢ LOTHROP. ‘We shall inaugurate our Grand Thanksgiv- ing Sele of Table Demasks, Napkins, Tray Cloths, Covers. Doyles, é., earlier this season than ever before, namely, MUNDAY, NO- VEMBER. 15tb, for the reason that our new invoices are now in, and it will give you more time and a better opportunity 10 thoroughly ia- spect this superb stock, whieh is beyond adoubt superior to any yet shown by us, Wequotethe following; TABLE DAMASK. 56-inch Bleach German Linen Table Damask, good quality, with and without colored border. Only 6240. per vard. 66lnch Bleached German Linen Table Dam- xtra quality. Only 7c. yer yard. 2inch Bleached Beigian Linen ‘Table Dam- sk, soft finished, « special bargain. Only 80c. per yard. ‘72-inch Bleached German Linen Table Dam- ak, extra good quality, only $1.00 per yard. @41ch Bleached German Linen Tabie Dam- ask, excellent quailty, special designs. Only $1.00 per yard. 724nch Bleached Irish Linen Table Damask, bier —— splendid quality. Only sie aes — ‘ins to match. doz oie bebaereneemte arc ask, handsome few designs, exira fine quality. ARE PROUD-VERY PROUD—-OF THE RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK; AND WE HAVE CAUSE TO BE; FOR THE SALES WERE THOUSANDS IN, EXCESS OF THE BEST WEEK’S TRADE WE HAVE EVER HAD, AND NOW WE WANT TO SEE HOW FaRTHIS WEES’S RECORD WILL BRAT THE PAST WE#K. WHY SHOULD IT NOT? THESTOCK SHOWS A SOLID FRONT. ALL THE VACANT PLACES WILL BE OCCU- PIED BY THE TIME BUSINESS COMMENCES TO-MORROW MORNING. OVER A THOUSAND NEW OVERCOATS AND HUNDREDS OF MEN'S AND BOYS'SUITS WILL BE ADDED, AND WE WILL BE IN SHAPE TO DO A ROUSING TRADE. SUCH ASIGHT AS OUR SECOND FLOOR PRE- SENTED SATURDAY-ITS WHERE WE HAVE ‘LOTH LITTLE FELLOWS. yard, eS fe pen Wace quiuics of Superior Bleached Table — Damasks, at $1.50, $1.79, $2.00 and $2.25 per WEARE SORRY WE COULD NOT WAIT ON} Jat 3-4 Damask Napkins to mich all pat- _ 10-4 Bleached Irish Linen Table Damask. for extra wide tables, superb qualities, Only $2.00 and $2.60 per yard. We are showing an elegant line of Cream (Cabieached) Table Damasks, beautitul pat- terns and excellent qualities, at 50c., 68¢., 75¢., “31.00 and 81.25 per yard. ‘inch’ Cardinal ‘Table Damask, solt@ color, also white soe pues eee ‘Warranted fast colors. Only 7 F yal ‘éeinch Tollanctte ‘Vabie Damask (Red and Blue Plaids); colors warranted. Only 91.00 per yard, “ZO-inch Turkey Red Table Damask, rich pat- terne, extra quay. Ouly $1.00 per yard. TABLE NAPKIN We bay direct~best qualltles possible to get at the prices named, 4 alow oxccilont qualifies and thoes pautertn, Ing, exceitent qualities and ¢ 1-00, 91-25. $1.00, 82.00, 92.00, 93.00 uid ALL PROMPTLY, BUT OUR EXPERIENCE WITH TEMPORARY SALESMEN IS THEY DO NOT GIVE SATISFACTORY SERVICE TO EITHER THE CUSTOMER OR THE HOUSE; BUT TO-DAY SIX EXTRA SALESMEN ARE PUT ON, AND WEHOPE TO BE ABLE TO SERVE ALL PROMPTLY, AND BY NEXT SATURDAY THE ‘30 per doten. G68 derma Linen Damask Napkins, at $2.25, Fi emia and $5 per dozen, Extra five qualities, "$4" German Linen Damask Napkins. at 12.00. £2.75, BROV, 73.50, 94.50, $5.00, 87.00, Sits Spc vand gu.go per dbnear"supend ‘Aualities and exquiatte design, is Cee ae fa Pll extra, good quail an perduzen. Srutiate“t00 don't Cream German* Linen Damask Napkins. Only $2.00 per dozen. grand vaiue. White Damask Colored Bordered Doylics, at AND REMODELING BEFITTING AND EXTENDING OF THE FURNISHING AND HAT DEPARTMENTS WILL ENABLE US TO GIVE YOU MORE ELBOW ROOM. WE ARE GOING ie! ‘Te. BL. cee eta per dower, vE Lon TMENT— Winte Damucst oy 200, 3125. 31.73, See eee may opto $2.00, $2.50, 63,00, 93.60 and 24.00 por duzen. x gic" boc," tbe. cach,” sinall Doyles: 91-80 und THE FROCK SUITS ON THE FLOOR ABOVE $400 peat a ‘Oblong Damask Tray Cloths, various sizes, 80c., 40¢. aid G0c. each TABLE CLU1 HS. Finest quasities full stzed, and genuine bar- gains—Curdutal C.oths, in ‘solid color, white, und black bordered, combed tmnge, eXcellent quality; color warranted fast. $L5U Size 10-4. WHERE THE DAYLIGHT POURS IN, FREE FROM THE SHADOWS OF THE NECESSARY AWNINGS—AND THEN 45 SOON AS THETWO LARGE NEW SETS OF DOORS GO INTO THE jer. Only dieached German’ Linen Table Damask SEVENTHSTEET FRONT THE BALANCE OF | ciotis excellen: quality, beautifully designed a Fatterns, with fine Set Damask Napiius to inate. THESUITS WILL GO ABOVE, AND NOTHING | size 8-4. Size 10-4: BUT THE EXTRA TROUSERS WILL REMAIN OF THE READY-MADE DEPARTMENTON THE FIRST FLOOR. YOU WILL SEE A BIG IM- PROVEMENT IN THE SERVICE THEN. WE WERE GOING TO SAY IN THE MINOR DE- Cloths, combed iringe, extra quality, cholee pat- terns, with 3-8 Doylies to mace only $3.50 per set. “only 425 per sel. couly 6.00 per set, ‘Very popular , and extensively used \der fine table damasks. EZ FLANNELS, 50c per yard. “76e per yard. TABLE FLANNEL. 94.00 per yard. ile to giveaiy adequate intringte PARTMENT, BUT THEY ARE NOT “MINOR” DEPARTMENTS, AND WE DO NOT INTEND ANY OF OUR DEPARTMENTS SHALL BE MI¥OR ONES. IF WE HAD WE WOULD HAVE STARTED WITH HALF DOZEN MORE, BUT WE ARK GIVING THE NEW DEPARTMENTS ALL THE ROOM THEY ARE ENTITLED 10,80 THERE WILL BE NO CHANGE THIS YEAR, Idea of the largeness, var.ety and worth of this stock in ‘the forex Your personal examlaation, tel ‘our ability to please you beyond your expecta- ald WOODWARD & LOTHROP. $12, $13.50, $15 AND $15. THE ABOVE PRICES REPRESENT THE BEg? VALUE IN OVERCUATS WE HAVE EV@k OFFERED. THE STYLE, FIT AND FINISH OF THE ABOVE ARE IN K! ING WITH OUR GENERAL STOCK, AND THAT IS ONLY TO BE COMFARED WITH THE BEST CUSTOM TAILORS. SHOULD YOU WISH AN OVERCOAT AT A MUDER- ATE PRICE WITH THE FIT, STYLE AND oe FINISH EQUAL TO THE FiNER GRADES EXCEPT THOSE NOTED. HERE 18 YOUR CHANCE, FROM LONDON AND BERLIN COME THIS ars ae WEEK THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, OF ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS. WE IM- PORT THESE DIRECT, AND THEY ARE THE MOST COMFORTABLE THINGS YOU EVER WE PAY THE GOVERN- MENT FIFTY PER CENT ON THE COST OF THESE GOODS IN LONDON, AND EVERY POUND THEY WEIGH COST FORTY CENTS. THEN, OF COURSE, WE PAY THE MANUFAC. 907 SEVENTH STREET, 15 Opp. U. & Post Office Boks AT AMAZINGLY Low PRICES. Dickens, Scott, Macaulay, the Poets aud other non- copyright Books at prices lower than ever before, and as low as can be obtained anywhere, at the Book Store he! WM, BALLANTYNE & 80: als 428 7th at, 7 A Carp > desire to inform my friends and customers that I ain now disposing of iny eutire stock uf Books, Sta- Honery, Fancy Articles, @c., at cost to close business. ‘Tue stock of Stationery and Fancy Articies is of the best and uewest that is usually kept in a first-class ea tablithment, Persons in need o: such goous vedo have # chance t buy at such burgalns, und un eariy SAW. THINK OF IT. call and inspection is raspee: mpily siete. TURER, AND ON ALL OF THIS WE MAKE J. LORING WHITTINGTON, ede od = Ay aise 1 Pennsylvania bvenue, EW YORK. HASOPENED ROF. ELLIOTT, OF NEV 3 the EUREKA LADIES TAILOK SYSTEM CUT- ‘SCAOUL, to teach the eutlre Art of Dress- mnaking, Basting. Trimming, Designing and Draping; We use co chart, scale oF machine: it issu simple that a child can learu; it iy the ouly system that gives a rect fit without fotitting; we teach the $-siem In Hive days, our pupils furnisiied good positions at large Salaries Our terms are only giU; evening classes (or Working gifis: our pupils furnished with certified dipiomas; first-class dresimaking: Evening vinuer Dresses order; Patterns cut 10 26 cents each. measur PAKLORS, 422 9th ai, nw, n15-3t* PROFIT, AND YET YOU GET AN ALL-WOOL TAILOR-MADE. NICELY JACKET AT FIVE DOLLARS!! WHERE'S THE FREE TRADE MAN Now? SAKS & COMPANY. TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF HOW FAR TWENTY DOLLARS WILL GO FOR A MAN'S BOUND SMOKING Tare Ax Tae. OVERCOAT, WE HAVE A HANDSOME BLUE 4 SHE ADMINISTERED THE TEST AND WAS CONVINCED. OR BROWN, ALL-WOOL CHINCHILLA ONE, LINED THROUGHOUT WITH SKINNERS DONT KNOW WHAT SKINNER'S “Will you allow me to test both the cloth and the sewing?” wad @ lady, who, a few days ago, accom- panied her Lustand to VICTOR E ADLER'S TEN PER \ ENT. CLOTHING HOUSE. “Certainly, madam,” was the courteous reply. “We ‘would rather you woulda’t buy unless you are per- fectly satisfied.” ‘Taking the garment which she held in het hand tos window, and, critically examining it, she whipped a swall pair of scissors out of her caba. When she brought back thegarmenttowhere her husband and the salesman wore standing the latter inquired If the test hart been satisfactory. “Perfectly 90,” was the reply. “ft 18 good cloth. I Untaveled the edge and found it to be tixhtly woven and all woot: and the making is excellent, I cut sev- eral stitches in the seain, and tried to pull it apart, ‘but I found it both strongly and neatly sewn. Before I was married I used to be « talloress, and I know some- thing about cloth and clothing, Pardon me, but the- reaxou why I was alittle prejudiced at first was be- cause the price for the suit was #0 vetv low. I don’t see how you can sell such really excellent work and such good cloth for that money.” Upon that lady's test we rest our claim for patron- age. Our clothing hes been tried and found true, and ‘with prices 20 low as to astonish a shrewd and care- ful bayer, Higher praise we could not have received, A more convincing argument we cannot offer. SATIN. SATINS ARE, EH? WELL, ASK YOUR TAILOR, AND Iv HE TELLS YOU THE TRUTH HE WILL SAY NO BETTER WEARING SATIN. THE EDGES OF THE COAT ARE CORDED, SaKs & COMPANY. ON WEDNESDAY YOU MIGHT GLANCE aT OUR HAT 4D. WE WILL ASTONISH YOU. SAKS @ COMPAKY. ‘THE $2.05 GUITS, OR RATHER THE @4 KIND THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR $2.95, FOR CHII- DREN, ABOUT TWO HUNDRED LEFT. SAKS @ COMPANY. a8 YOU ARE READING THIS OUR BUYER IS ON HI8 WAY TO NEW YORK WITH A GooD BANK ACCOUNT HERE TO BACK HIM UP. WE EXPECT SOME BARGAIN PLUMS AWAIT HIS VICTOR E. ADLER'S PRR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, PICKING. STRICTLY ONE PRICE axe @ company. 927 ann 029 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. — nolS Open Saturdays till 12 pm 4 GOOD MAKY STRANGERS HERE, 80 WE es ADD THAT 8AK8 @ comPaxy occuey 300— 902-904-906-908 SEVENTH STREET, CORNER MARKET SPACE, DO YOU KNOW THAT SOME NUE? FACT. va - Usaasne of a Fino, Flannel an nis * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ad FFE ass : i" At i a Pt THE BON MARCHE OFFERS TODAY A SUPERIOR oT OF 12 BUTTON SUEDE- ‘MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, TAN SHADES, = Pro Hi edits oe ih = Sem “4G PPP FER RER fe A nf Fe fe fat for £4 1 Ee Fie f F DAHER USUALLY 80LD AT $1.75 EEEZS eREEe ‘See our “Pickings” in Republican or Critic, Brack Woon Drzss Goons. 719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER 8TH ST. AT LAST THE BOTTOM HAS BEEN REACHED. ‘We made a deal with the manufacturer's agents Ofessrs. Chas. G. Landon & Co., 419 and 421 Broome New York) during the past wee! bles us to offer the following unprecedented bargains, ‘They are, as will be seen, about one-haif the usual Price: ‘One (1) lot Heavy Black Diagon: import $1.75; our price $1 per yard. One (2) tot Amport, $1.10; our price G2ixe. per yard, ‘One (1) lot Fantasie Cloth, 43 inches, cost to import, $2; our price $1.25 per yard. One (1) lot Fantasie Cloth, 48 inches, finer, cost to | import, $2.50; our price $1.50 per yard. i One (1) lot Kremlin (Camels’ Hair), 48 inches, cost to import, $3: our price $1.60 per yard. : Cloth, 42 inches, cost to import, price $1 per yard. ‘The above goodsare plain and fancy, some of the richest of this character it has ever been our privilege of offering our customers, and at prices that will surely make them move rapidly. They are from the cele- brated looms of Lupin and well worthy the attention One (1) 101 $1.65; ofcareful buyers. We respectfully invite an inspec ton. tate and Lusurance, 1220 F at. n.w. ns E G. Davis, W _n13-6¢ 719 Murket Space, cor. 8th st, | SCILW. PER PAIR. H PS Fa A RRE_ nm FEB & be f LTE a. EE OS HE To 816-318 SEVENTH ST. N.W. EB t Heat t Gene nid G. DAVIS, which ena- 48 inches, cost to Verus Cloth, 27 inches, cost to WANTED—HELP. WANTED-SITUATIONS._|__ FOR _RENT—ROOMS._|__ FOR RENT—FLATS. _ ' VV ANTED_IWO APPRENTICES AND TWO | {q7ANTED—BV COLORED GIRL A SITUATION | JOR RENT—TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED, FOR RESTS THe werMoNT, 813 12TH st Ww ‘Skirt Hands. Cail afar 8 ociock. | W ss chambermatd, also by colored sennes ihe waoue. Tu room Im second story: with ut | I handsomely haven ares OF five. Fon 7D 21th at nee. Cat ater © iter | asiacuateen ats 10a mares thaws oar: modern tiprovemencs. eras iow, | private baih dimtclauvafeaieachal “nts SRA HEETABLE WOME Sn aITED_EY A BaPROEARLES Tre | © u a KR RENT — UN. aD, A CHG ‘te Foucwork Apply an WAL WAC. | WW Asano a ciustion mnnmmeaan Bat: ig | JPOR RENT—THREROR FOURUNPURNISHED | E'Piat of four ty 7 NER'S, 207% Pa ave. @. Ae*" | aneis. orswould liketoleave the cg, Caller 1245 beh | Feomunanicating From Raome, southern exposure. | ATU een Appiy ic Fitcu, FOX 5 SE ON ee td Bee | suitabie for light housekeeping. -Conveniewt to tout | cor Ath st snd We ave oct fiousework: familly three persioe: Sorwestiog, WAITER EY A COLORED SAN, wito as | HO of ee ne od Ngee ———— = ‘ference from last “first-class cook, ‘place. ress Foor | iT—NIC -FURNISHED ROOM, IST rT 7. Saployer. “Apply et 1428 Gch st nw: iit | star omec ‘ Adtrsst rae | Etoor, sutabie tor rentiema mk Mino, dorable ___ FOR RENT—STORES. ‘ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN AR CHAN: | \qyANTED-A_LADY OF BDUCATION AND on 0 Hoon privale famlly aaane 2005 9s | FOR RENT-STORE ASD Dwet soa Sermaid and waitress tna small family: mast | WW setnensent desires: a Position as private secre- sw. 7th st nw. Apply at 1211 node ave have cliy reference. Apply 1902 G st n.w. a #e seamnnenets OF eel ns Seeeacee a Forge 19 ooo slg ey aw. ‘ ss al os ._ frat floor: SORE iat AW rer diate okteccer ae en ee Bee RESE DST ELE Waa | spobaing rooms sn secobia vor” large vars Gad Seiit | TOR REST PINE STORE AND BACK BUI Malas area eo ners core | WS Suantion on snmaiaee taurine: | Gaui, NeteetaessyeaNs H | Ae UNE ats bisa eee eet Se Roma! 2 : Strnation, so) seamsirens understands | Suite only. Note ‘So7 Mest nw. 7 3 indowd ws ANTED A WOMAN TO COOK FOR SMALL | Gres GE Scar nice. intb-2i OR RENT-CHOICE FURNISHED SSeniaS eter -d woman Sigh todos S| Wprasceaa—anows tua once mucance | Mca, deena Sota ts FOR RENT_MISCELLANEOUS SQV ARTED — COMPETENT CHAMBERMAID Se oe peng ities—white | sired; $12. One Hall Room $5. Please examine. 402 ENT- TWO DESI 2 5 WW ‘wishes positon eau furnian best of erence | audcolored ith oy references” COOMIN & ee at | FStr acteroomsa,covtral Agu ents ate 20 Address 1601 It st. n. We nl-20 WARTED_A Gop BENCH HAND ONE ac wh castomed to making door and window frames KSON & CO , Lath st. and Ohio ave. n15-3t LY—AT 1011 PENN. ree first-class Skirt hands nl5 3+ WANTED ANAPERESTICH T0 Ly aRN THE Millinery trade, “Mile. AL LOUISE, 1007 F st. DLBste ANTED-AN ENGINEER WHO UNDER Sands the running of the Otis clevators with Wgsyostows duplex pump. Apply to W.B MOSES Me ANTED-AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, NOT under 25, for a Position of fi ‘needs. no former experience if with. for begiuning, Apply to F WY ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YouNG ‘AN ‘N about 16 years of age, us apprentice Ina worsted and faney store; mus: to make her home with her empioyer. Apply, with relerences, at GUS ‘Sth st. 1S-2t WASTRDLADIS “io LEARN CUTTING ‘dud fitting, at the Kureka Cutting School, at re- duced rates, Patterns, 25c. May Building 4 st nw, 10-8 Wast $20. Chambermaids, sn cooks, $10 to Irses, scrubs anid men cooks. COOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 926 F St DW, nol-18¢* AN’ MOSES & SON, n13-e WANTEDSAT ONCE ‘cor died Cooks, Waiters, Seullious, good tate couk and help of all description: ‘tunis and other: ies and country, FM. BURNHAM, 630-632 F ‘ iste Wits 219 1st. n. LARGE AND ELEGANT ROOMS at 15342 st RW., and also snall rooms ai rates, lost R RENT—A FLOOR OF THREE ROOMR handsomely furnished, $35, on second floer, with every improvement: unfurnished on foarth tloor front, $10, with beat and gas: other rooms averag-ng from 1O$20 per month, at 1110 f° 4: alo a hundsouely all the street cars Suitabie fo TIRE, #18 2 st NOK RENT—AN EXCEL), ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN EFFICIENT ‘Kagiishwoman as chambermaid: seamstress or the care of an invalid lady. Can be seeu at wer pres est employer's, to whom she refers, 1500 Vermont ave, nis cover, only S12 per quarter, Gall or addres Ppomite Moses bailding. SOR RENT -TYPE-WRTERA #5 PEK MONTE W ATED. SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, CHAM, bermaids, waiters, coachmen, and ail classes help, this and other cities, furnished: cana cine of | $3 a om momanea SS pe a RST eT Bon hese a gage ne | HPC Oy carne or — rh ee or ee wa AS COMP. Fst. also, BIdAw* lady or resident searnstress in family: can GOR RENT—N ST, NE, Sf EMBASSY. rettrence as to ablity. etc: uo objection to traveling. | WOMRENT SST NEA BRITISH TARAS, Addrew Box 147, Stav office. B1S-S.7_ | wellsfurnlshed rooms, without board oF on pia of — A SEUOND-HAND cIMER & MONROE'S Stat Waxes RST-CLASS Bi LMAN = D., Star office, 15-8 steady Work. Saturday excepted. Address 316 7 Tui Wa WhsoM we 13g et. Bis pony Nnowball. Pertectiy kind and. ce WANTEDY A NG FRENCH GIRL & = ly suiiavle for chili Al D—-KNOW HEADQUARTERS FOR OR Two i D iE FURNISHED men, Walters, White Man and Wite; all references. | private tumnly. ooo olkeee Bee eae ‘Labor Bureau, 517 7th st. DBE KE AND pe in goad B'Statvese Horse large aud atvitah! eon IR SA E- o order. Address i. Nar other. alse 20 Se a (OH RENT-LARGE BACK PARLOR wire | MOSaAM ated Lec UROCERY, ANE SALES A SAFE KTAIN 100 FER | [SiCove, well furnished as bed-rocus cath torre | onset (Food reason tor selling. “Cal! ow AL CEST INVESTMENT, NOT AW itre"and gev for two gentlemen, im sivictcy private fem Je ATKINS 404 Pret. ave nase 3 o family; 360 per month, or room without board — z SHADOW OF Tit S. CAPITOL, WITH: HAILING DISTANCE OF CHURCH. SCHOOL, CARS, ETC, WITH ALL THE ADJUNCTS OF F FURNITURE St.u.w., between location, seven blocks north west of iste depart Address box 47, Suar office, giving address n0 cooking. AppLy WANTED A Gea light housework ina ‘and good pay. Inquire ut once RL FOR GENERAL pall jamil : 326 7th Wisreesat eR FO! Adaress Dakota, Star office. ANTED—A FIR T CLA-S W boo Apts ood pins n. WANTED A GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN FOR child's nurge, to go south for the wiuter. Refer- guices required. “Apply between @ and 7 p. mi. at 1436 BI RESTAURANT Late Nat. W Axieh- A YOUnICTO LEAN Tite DRUG business: one having some knowledge or the Dusiness or a ign’ school. graduate preferred. Mr Pharmucy. 1014 F st. 0.1. zt iy W: D—A GOOD BOY TU RUN ERRANDS and sweep out store. Address ERRANDS, Star Sat nl0-lw ‘ANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Feau, conducted by Ladies, Men. and Women, nite and © kinds of domestic lubor, with references. 7 n9-6rt WANTED aL -ORED Guod Cooks, $10 to General House Work- ers, Maids und Waurosses, Men Cooks, Waiters and. ‘House Servants; city references, Nat. Labor Bureau, 617 7th st. n. nose WV ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OU nde largo chien. Salary to snituble party, SI nt in locality, ‘ane old house. ACTUREH Supt, Lock” Box, ni-mim » YOUNG. ities jor tal ANTED—LADIES W: Decorate Holiday N: trade; steaay employment matetieis turnisiied: Work Euuland Lecorati ‘Mass, P.O. Box 5078, ANTED—CaN Fance; liberal compensa VASSENS FOR LIFE UNS fon, Apply to 220 tty ocz#-3mn ate V OUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping in central part “of city. Acdress AL W., Star off WARTEDIFOR Gs NTLEMAN, WIFE AND child three years old, 2 con bly Furuised vom, With fire, gas and Lourd. Verms not wo exceed f mouth, Address ESA. P.O. Box 203 Lue a, 1 Wwaxten OR A SINGLES perma if suited. tv Rooms unfaruished in a quiet hou ; references exchanged, G A communicating ‘central locatic ‘Address ‘Rooms in northwest si ‘second floor, one nicely fur tly fare Disued to use for light housekeeping. Address, with terms, A. EM, Star oflice. ANTED—FINE SUITES OF ROOMS NEAR hotels and departments, suitable for M.C or person§ of means. D.G. PROCTUK & SON, Real Ee Maz J. P. Paver 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Willopen on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, RE- CEPTION, EVENING AND CARRIAGE BON- NETS of the newest design and latest colors. Novelties in COSTUME BONNETS AND HATS IMPORTER, for Tailor-made Suits, 13 Mrs M. J- Hes: 1s now exhibiting a most complete line of French BONNETS ANDHATS. some choice LOMESTIC GOODS worthy of in- Al spection. Aiways in stock a full assortment ot MOURNING Goons. 13, WEARTED SMALL JIOUSE AND LOT, OF Suburban or city lot, for which 1 want to trade five horse carriage and haruess, balance cash. Address ML. W.C., Star olfice. blast? IMMEDI. Y—FOR a CASH purchaser, a go0d 6 or 7room brick House, not to exceed $4,000, and to be west of 7th and north of M st. u.w.: must be 9 barguin. S.C HILL, Meal isstate, &e., oom 10, Kellogg Building. ANTED—A LADY WITU SON SIX YEARS, W “cla'wishes's good homelike boarding place Tur the winter; country, near city and railroad line pre- ferred, Address, sating location, terms, &c., 5. X. J. Star office. i WANTED—MIsCELLANEUUS._ WANTED SECONDHAND MEDICAL HAT- tery, cheap, State kind and price. Address Star office. 7 ANTED—§300; GOOD SECURITY AGAINST loss aud best of ‘references. Address Lox 138, Star oftice. 3 ANTED—DESK ROOM IN A CONVENT Ollice, first floor preferred, in the vicinity o! the ‘Treasury department, by @ represeutative of a west- ern investment company. Address C. RD. Rating terms. nis VS, ie Rexoven. ‘NEW STORE. ‘We have moved into our new store, 1419 New York avenue, where we ure prepared toshow you a large Stock of Stylisis Woolens at lower prices than any house in the city. NEW Goons. HARBAN & BENNETT, 1419 New York avenue, NTED—KNOWN—THAT COARSE remedy i particu- lars. Hleciric treatment for ladies and chiudren. Sirs, Dr. GABRIEL, 132] G st nw. * IV ANueDGHOMSES 7 Refer w Chu. Bradley, Nat. Boynton, Asso. Press; Fraucis Miller, 460 La a Major Thos, P Morgen, BINJ. 1 MILLER: Spring. o Ware ais milker. RSEY COW, x Address Box 67, Star office. m1: 9012-3 4 > 5] Do You Waxr Purx Canxpys ‘This season we are dealing largely in CANDY. have placed large orders with the manufacturers aud the first shipment has arrived, trouble to get our Prices. ‘You will ave stoney. cS N KR w t 1 We Please take the ‘4M. BURCHARD & BRO., Pa, ave.,corner dig st, MODERN “CIVILIZATION, SEWER. WATER, | FOR RENT—UN! i Two COMM 7 Bae Eh, ONE A UR eaitow’ PRO Roam wha cswan beat tos Sa ae ENCYGIOPARDIAS. JANI SPAR SaNTON SQUARE, ON 4TH ST. EAST, AT : Mo children; references exchauged. | 4 $~— T+ AT 45 CENTS PER POE With AGREE a - pinton's Cyeiopeedia Rie ike emalng tise wi i v1: 100X1 note iri a ta ov et CENTS PLR FOOT, JOR RENT-UNFURNISHED SECOND FLO} vege Enis. work ll the vol PERMS: MUST BESHEN 10 BE APPRECIATED | JOIST gua gue Toe Pine oe PHC | te, cotinge Thin ark all "Ue olan UR) es ETO Seay ny Bld se ing toa 12¥, star othee. —e $100. Di REQUIRED 10-8 Hie: SUBGANTLY | J aT KEY % : FROPELEY, APVEY iMMEDIATHLY TO Wile a vasbin: | Kw codtant mee paca eee 5 Ti, 326 Pas aver ae. pg aS ee oe abs = OR RENT-THAKE | DESIRA a - DOH SALECLOTS IN SQUARE, 1193, ABOUT | Wished toons, suitable for hight houekecning at | JOR SALE—ALDERS EY Yians BAS w00 nauare fect, avd couts per took Alko, Low | Ta14G st nist | Fold: cood aillker: yerfoctly gentle, calt 7 days oi fn 8 Bot, Orne. | Ton RERTOROR A GENTLEMAN Guia | Thcemuer bes uo contenionss So keap bers te a a Es eG [rc tole “ai Biss Fonte and squares of vacant, ground i east | e:cey exchanged, tn Mate "ROGET | I carat cau ecaapcne cunt Rane R Re cae CHAM A. Siti baad atime mie | FPO, RENT TWO BEAUTIFUL PeRpRE | “Ar omMem cout uasers. CHAS. A. SHIELDS ws ved Pia I appreciatty : ‘OR SALE—LOT 9. sQUARE 8744x122; im- | Witi sell on easy rent and machine rented for one month, ‘ait fur n eas terms. Bi: 91 FOR SENT ITwWo OR THREE Lan nls-3t ‘com: proved by two new six room Brick Housesaad two Frames: room for tour small brick houses on side B10. This $10 Co be purt payment on bicycle It party r i 0 3 Gecides to purchase. "Try it! CAPITAL CYCLE CU, liey. Price 37.500. For terms apply to WESCO1T | X' iortubiy furnished Rooms, north avd south ex saan 0. rr CO OT ha eee PY 00 WOOT | Sheet onl shed teats Seana ae tee eS | Lee bee Veckere ne eae PEN BEAUTIFULLY arik } Morus, ree large windows. Call 1420 Ni. nw. | ROR SALE-ONLY 8150, AN ELEGANT FULL ated Lote fronting 210 feet pn west mero Sine | S822 Sl SR eg, Detween Nand Osis. uw. These ure :he cheapest | JOR RENTOFURNISHED ROOME, Plo BACHE sreare iano, in petvecs onder aud Soliy wi ~~} Tois within 250 yards of Dupont Grele as an invest: | AY also, two unfurnished communicating $20. | cubroidered cover ant stool, Cost owner 425. meut or to build on, Price, $1.90 perf: oo ‘onsccond Boor. 417 20 st. 2.1 aOr* | isa rare chance. ‘The volume of tone is very full and yy NIGHT, ich, once = _n1S-7t* {925 F st. nw. Hoom 1, iret oor. BADD Song PIANO EXCHAN! VOR SALE—LOT 20x05 FER TO 10-POOT 422 th st. paved a ley,on west side 10th, between Q und Rsts, in gr sue a the low fvure of" per equate Tout. etree “niB-2w- - JOHNA, PRESCOTT: 1410 F st ookeane, POR, SATE conn NORTHWEST, Ber sultab.e for drug. groce1 ir feed store No ca h 7 POR SALE — a GuanD mA 10 per tuonth & bewotitl i Woot cate, square Piano, pertectiy ne: Touths: lias richly ‘cu improvemenca: sy iftmproved at once. “Also a number of Iuis in tous E, A, MCINTIRE. 918 F st VOR SALE—LANIER Hy oe four but ed Jegeand lyre: all modera ated tots rt he tail 20. S5e, per | JU KENT — BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED susre tooie CUTTER Wi Pac mit3t | AP Roomvom second and third Aoore, wits hoard, |" SAMhADUAY 8 INGTON HEIGHT=—OF THE | Sorenen routed, LLG Ne we: —“seleSee | agg 4% ut 59 and Gc. per foot, ina deligutul locality; new house; home PORK SALE OR KXCHANGE-FOR A SQUARH wh houses ever buill arouad Washin to children or housekeej Pirno, ® magnificent Pari ily. 1303 R'st aww. Cabine ton now ‘ano, ut little used: oue of cine finest uprights Pp. All city Improvements Just above heart Paver anit Curren = SHED RODMETO cea nay | A.biewdld bargain Will be offered in sale or excl unecticut ave, 71 asin (Ok RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR | Payments $10 per mouth If desired Full See ese aed t board, ia private sami allowed for a square, “Can be seen at tbe. rer Kk THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAKEROOMS, Sst the square; tk nas | lv 4 oy JSS ne Hooms, well farnished, two on second Hoor : | and three on IN MT, | required. 1415, istance of FP O8 RES ise as RG fucn:sued, communicating suites of Koons on first and secund floors, with bay Windows. suitable for te: ceptions. Caterer allowed. JOR REN NFURNISHED rF ooms, with or without Board: 1902 It st. nw. 13st st E—LOOK AT LOTS IN SQUARK 5; ber foot, fronting on 1gth. Vand W sts. 14th 'st. at $25, BAXTER « MAG GOWAM, 1008-1010 F st, 33 JFOR Sac x FOE ACT NEN Pa PERS. ea “CALIGRAAH OFFICE.” 9620-3m_W. HL PORTER, General Agent, 223 F st, COR SALE—JAMES K. PROBEY WILL OPEN November ist with the largest. eiock of Platiorma DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, Sienna te nieg mane “tnd Jie ears oe ocomaly | AEC eae taste SHOEMAKEK, 920 F streei n. n133e | ree. Apply 135 Betas. Fine stock of Hisrnese si bouom prices, Cornet ‘York ave. and 6th st. nw. ocadan (OR SALE—SPRCIAL CABH BANGAINS— New 7 we Upright Plauos, ments, fully warrauted: price $175, and cover; at G. L, WILD & BRO.'S, 709 70 st. nw. -23-1m* ‘OR SALE BIRDe—a FIXE LOT OF IMPORT. nary dest, lo cheay aed ad Gages the bird store, 11583 sea st. nw. ST. MARTBRECHT. oczA-Tin DING LOT, ON 16TH ONLY 22.700. SIGER & LIEBERMANN, pol iu: kK Rooms sinuie or ei suite of 1a 3 ind'hd floors, with oF without board, with Ra; Laie able for M. erale it desired: references exchanged. St. N.W, A HAND- ‘some suite of furnished rooms on first floor, sena- ior or member will find location most central; terms a NO. Within 5 miles of Wash: Come quick and get this bargain, J. W N.Y. ave. RENT—FU ED EL Jor, bedroom and aicove second fluor, e jOR SALE Sree OR BALE—AN ELBGANT YOUNG NOkSE PPtcGt NSC nw. 21 by 190, Price $2 per square | Sule: 1uruee oF open gente. ae peelerred,couen Hise ‘tre ia fin Bg aoe hind nich ad Lot on G st, between 18th and 19th n.w., 28.2 by | 2014 15th st nw. 2133" _ | can drive bisa. luquire ai LEADINGHAM a Wik 125.819. Price $1.60 per foot, (OK RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY, HAND- | DICOMBE’S, 1827 H st. nw. orle-im A fi ee Sarees ge avenue EF nt ap ed ee fg = S==aE=EEeee——s, Biv. Price $1.50 per squnt % lem! Guy; bers pass te door. ‘ iCkS ‘3 lows on “Corcoran st. between 17th st. and New | 2ul7U st mw, Se eu ase BUSINESS CHANCES. Hampsnire avenue, 17.9) by 87 feet each. Price $1 er 100t. Lot on New York avenue, 83 feet front, contains 9,216 squire feet, Price 60 cents. 2 tuts, Boundary st., between 17th and 18th n.w., soath front. 4134 by 150 each: two of the finest build {OR RENT-NEAR POST AND PENSION offices, also Capitol, a nicely furnished front or back room on second floor, with Iarge closets, in well- furnished house; private family: near two tines of cars: breakiast li desired; rent ice. JOR SALE—A LEASE DUR YEARS—A small stock of groceries—of store and dwell Must be sold immediately. Goud Teasous given. A. ders Box 196, star oflice Jug sites Ini the noruwest; they overlook the cy. SECS TEES Tea we rice GO cemts per foot. = ; = ‘iiotn, 17 by 72 ouch, at ne. PriceS0 cents per che or two, gentlemen at Ai Cae, square foot ‘Capitol th 1230 ‘A nice alley Jot 12.7 by 73.9 feet, at 40 conta. ae | —z =} IRMINGHAM, THE “Magic city. Lot on H st n.w., 61.6 by 143, alley side and rear. T—A NICKLY FURNISHED PARLOR | }}) ~—y¥y : Posies iat od Ooo cot 110 aplenaa | aasersnct nae’ et toner fetch | fonda een to UELERLY Mali tae lot, ‘Price 25 cents per foot i = — ham, all-iu Pe Ri 1823 MSI. N.W., TWO KOOMS, (one a hall room), with excellent Board and home ‘comforts, in small family of adulia Reference given OR SALE—GUOD RESTAUTL A lur.« block of lots on Meridian Hill, overlooki the al mess sylvania ave, n.w.; north side in whole or NT ON P e city, Splendid place of ‘acres, fine house, 16 rooms, near = 5 aud. wel the end of Slassachusetts avenue extended: land lays | “B@Fequired. ______an ee at agreat sacrifice 10 au imme weil for 8. blivisiou inco villa sites. Price $35,000. Ok RENT—TWO DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED | diate purchaser. Appiy at once to Asplendid place of 15 acres, lying neartbe exten- | I’ Rooms on floor, on reusouable terme | MOG WELLE @ REPETTY, 326 Pa ave.se, sion of Massachusetts avenue." Price $12,000. southern exvosur window. closets and buh: | > ai CHANCE Fok Hc GEO. W. LINKINS, — | couvenient tor I jousekeeping; references re-| FRANK CHANCE Fok Hore n12-6 a0 20mm se | quired. 73.8 Drag FA a POR SALE GT CAN SELL To AN MEDI NO RENT—FURNISHED AQ Aud is Liberally” patronized, we it has be-a for purchaser three very choice Lots on Q st., routing | Med comumunicath yea good opporturiiy to any 0 . south, between 17th i. and N. Have, 232100 feet | oor. with bourd, at 4a irous of entering nto "prodaile usin wi each.” Price S150: terms easy,” ‘There are none but | soe Nan ONES. At i mall capital, Teasuns given by owuer ew una elega ices in this Joeality, und those | AYR RE. THE OSBORN! Vee Re u uubiug Laroughout; oj fires; first-class board Poe Sie FOE, RENTS WO, NICELY | FURNISHED Rooms {or retiring. “Apply to 0. DENISON, Real Estat 5 oc25-1m as ae ne, oT THROUGH Tie SOUND AND Western Farm Murigage Co, “Lawrence, resid Lots will reudily bring #2 in the spring. 5. FULL Hovm 10, Keilogy Bunidin Bice POE SALE, BARGAISTTNRER BEAUTIFUL Lots, 17x70. to alley on V st,, within sixty yards Tithstkw. “Appiy to owner, CHAS LARLY, 0s s, second floor, front aud back: Beat aud gas: plus, $290,000. Uarehully se 1 nee nid-in_ | bath on ne door, “Also, one room on third Noor, | ected Int Mortgage Baran “Lenn payable in. NX POR SALE-THE CHEAPEST LOTS 0% iorH | UMUrnished. Very remonable. a-Si" | Sites Absolute soticneiee cot k sh, it taken in ten days. 1420 New York a So homes: Rerer so Third eauicnal Genk Sk ae Bioule —AT A BARGAIN-THREE ELE south, bet. 20th x98; each to these are nice lots, SC HILL, Keal Estate and Insurance, Room 10, Kellogg Buliding. n5-2w National bank, Lawrence. Kan., and hundreds of iu Vestora. For full tnformation call upon or address auzitme SHAPER & RGTTER, Frederic ADI nt Lots on @. street, fronting ‘ZIst sts. n.w.: one 20x08 two ROR RENT — LARGE PLEASANT Ms nicely furnished, on second wnd third floors, with, oF without buard. 1019 14thst. nw. nisae Pr 20 foot paved alley, at $2 per hd euieep for tis’ focality MONEY TO LOAN. nig ’ a ice, Hoom 1 ava FURNISHED OR UNFURNISRED, | Sos <o Loan : terd POR SME -Wr Pheasant lors aT adam | Pate signtiocancsmcsrangy: | MGxexiQa@AN ON SATISFACTORY nian ain, if bought in the woxt few days three ou 1th ‘cxcellent table andservice. S07 Cet. mW hakh, @hannieei at, &, ust “ubove Kennesaw aver, 2OS1g0 feet eae ges LL. & JOUNSTON, Hacer prise 0c. These ate wery’ destubie Ls | NOR RENT-144_A ST. NE, HANDSOMECY DNEY 70 IOAN AT LOW RATER Sxo0K: Savex: price 2 are ver sie = = Y S10CK RC HIRT “eal Estate and Insurance, oom 10, | K furlshes pariors, on frst foot! alko rooms on seo- | MA ‘Bouda Coumersia baset’ uf Nii vind. tee Kellogg Buliaing. nd-14te ” | Olid and tuird floors one square from Capitol aud talf | and sold. Heliaple. Investment secoritien & specter 'ANTED—A GOOD ACTIV the new “Morris Type Wi agents out yet, aud an open fleld to ply between 1 and 2, at 615 F IN WASHIN ster steamed: a sail supply consiantiy on hand; familes supped with, shucked oysters at the shortest notice. Special atten tion given to ovster roasting parties. ‘At the Oyster Wharf, foot O! Lith st. .w. alow J.#. DONALDSO: ton to get tirst-class Norfolk O3 BES: TYLES, Call and Examine. New Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Hand- kerchiess, W. 8. TEEL. 935 Penn's ave, BModerate Pricer, nis Wisrer Or: ENING Of the Latest Fashions and Novelties in IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 AND 18, No Carda “MME. T. B. HARRISON, 1329 F STREET, Opposite the Robitt, n13-6t Gear Staventer: COMPETITION DEFIED! OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER HAS BEGUN! FANCY FEATHERS AND FELT HATS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY WONDERFUL BARGAINS ar KING’ 8 Pabacx Sig" thounena scaraetie ner, niet "Clit end ‘encertain Gur prices before buying alse- . 9 wide | Hotels ud at ‘wo nek | by the Only HORACE a Bit0.. 610. ‘ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP AT $8 PER Thonth; box statis; personal aud special aivention ven to care of horses. Can be seen at Price's stable, 514 6th st n.wa form On 7th st. roud. S tniles out. n10%31 0. HP. CLARK, Sligo, Ma ANTED—BOARDING AND PRIVATE houses, also slaughter houses, car stables, cleaned of rats with ferrets aud dogs. Address WILLIAM H. SAHLING, 414 6th st, 0. 10-6" 4 \NEED—E, I. RUPP! es 451 NST. N.W. Hin, Stove and Mautel work promptly attended to, n6-law' PANTED-LAWYERS AND OTHERS TO ) ‘chow pat TAXLOR & BART. Printers, 600 titel. mw. have ample iacilities fur promptly” exe Gating Hirieis, Peutious, Arguments, 2c Prices low. ‘oc30-3m1 NTD—R, WASHINGTON'S MA GIG (W étvam,orinstactancons Cure—Any breaking out ‘on face or body cured, Moth pimples, wrinkles, black heads, vulgar-Fedness. eczema and all facial distixure- nis removed, and # Clear Complexion insured to all who use it: periectly harmless. ‘Testimoalals on application. bud at W. & Thompson's, 16th st: Drew stand, Major fibvand it stn: Davie, 4th aud Protas i B, Tiyree, corer 7th Abd Ista iw. southeast cor, Lathe and Ret av for, 6ihand E sis mw Pra 60e. and $ Wikemd EXPERT TYPEWRITING, ALL W, G Milburn, {ittetand pisces, Copying departineut 1 Work called for wod‘delivered. ‘Telephone TEs Wik. POM PER, 833 Fan" ozo sme SW Tea UPHOATERING OF FINE PAR fortes bogs. Gamples of ail erases of goods re sor of Witioegs hands” Stout inated cabinet. Det repairing. GC. HALL, -ANTED—SECOND-HAND NiTCR, Stoves, Feather. Bats ‘anda! winasot Wiibepald. Address H. BAUM, 250 fib et we. U7 ANTED-HOUSEHULD FURNITURE AND of every kind,in lange ur; joan «2a Charles Wistar ieee sore eatin v W. ‘On ANTRD=Ie YOU WANT 70 BOY On SELL roleum ‘Produce on 1-1 “mvond EE and te ave. ye ry ese a ‘av.ap2y ‘Hot = KR DEEDS - MESS Pores ¢ Vee es oe 3 SRG [es SEES TE Se ‘square from 11e:dics aod st, cars, 21 8 Cyex TR NNINGHAM, Broker, 1410 F su ug0-1i6 THREE LOTS IN TAKOMA PARK, = 3 IN ANY SUM DESIRKD, TO LOAN ‘0 squares of raliroad, containingiu aggre ™ ate 33,000 square feet. For sale by handsomely turutshed suite of Kooms,in On real estate or goud collaieral security: k Ee O00 mauare TINE RROWN, | private familys with of Without board. etcreates | Anon Teal etiate oF govd collateral seririty ‘Heal Bitate and Lp ean aie nie | Av PHILLIPS, bacs New York ave, ocd ini Se et Ok RENT—AT 507 © ST. N, W. LARGE, |, $3,500, €2000, OR SALE—THE FINEST DOT OX Fast cap: | Wcheern, weilvuraished rooms, front’ and back: | S8,QOO, Sees’ - espe! TIOL Si; BUT TWO BQUARHS FROM CAPi- | single or en suite, with good board; ‘and table ‘DOUSON & DERBLE, FOL, 24X1W, BACK 10 S0-FOUL ALLEY; SOU Iu | bourdersaccommodstel B1O-w* | _0022-1m 1819 F ae 1 SY TERMS: PERFEC NOR REN 'D FLOOR, VERY NICELY | \gonkyY To 1. ON REAL FeTATEC THLE ABSTRACT Fitki: HEALTHIEST LOCA | H'iitutshat ver hoose-oceaphed. Wer owners onal | My attention tall applications. EWor TION OF PLE WHOLE city. Av SA | inh 1635 Tous, sear Cireorat at note Stave SRADLEY, vat Pat cousin naw 326 PALAVE.S. FOR RENT HANDSOME ROOMS, EN SUITE or single, with board, at 1424 K st o.w. n10-2w® POR RENT — ELEGANTLY: FURNISHED intersection of Itsode Inand and Connectiost ave: ugg of would rent house compleve, i754 Ms: nw, noawe ding As-ociation Stock. DELPeny Meat Etaie, tr NOK SALE LOTS ON PATTEINON AND FALE ‘view avenues, adjoining Ivy City Face course, AUSTIN P. BROWN, Beal Kstate aud ‘Loans, 1428 Pat nw. 20-me {OR SALE-LOTS-KINE FRONTAGE: 200 feet; I,st. Re; house paying taxes und small inter~ ‘est; only 11 cents per toot. G5xU7 wet on T st, near New Hampshire ave: 91 per foot, G4 feet on Mist n. wa only WUcents, Also, oluer bargaing southeast und ONEY LOANED ON AND Sal ie : Ms 0; SALES MADE OF oc rance, i York ave. ONEY 70 LOAN ON KEA. PSTAIE AND Mcoiner nrst-oinse sowurhlen at iovea tutes ori terest. BUPIY & DY DH, ‘ociG-1m 101 F at. naw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE sé NT-THREE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, handsune house, bay windows, well furnished: moder: : Very desirable location: good y in sums to suit. northwest. UWNER, oom 4, 1331 F st. aw. table board for two or three. 1416 Khode Island ave. ae CULLIAAN! McDER: sed : SS" | octG-1m Real isateund bonuses, 490 = Aaarye > 7 1 ST. N.W.. KLEGANT SUITE: 7 £ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. aPivanaliahet the mage | LEU Eat an fark anc sce = eee st nd Board: reler- | “Army and’ Natty Pa Aemmare cashes Loams om KR BALE—COUNTRY PROPERTY AT SOL- | ences. Belw* Lite Jasurance or ower, seuurivien.@o deny. ‘Home. Stotts, Forest Gien, Linden, Boyd's, 'w. > PO Tamond and Gaithersburg. also Falla Church aug ir. B.DEMPSEY, 1444 Sew York av. F. 0 Wi * ‘OR RENT — VERY DESIRABLE HAND- | .W- Ftmay farnishé ' 5 uso Fal a var ‘rooms, on second and third 7m ita WACUOWAR, teusioo Fa ug dte” | togte sido cheap ball room; with or without, paar. OREN 70, WAN ON REAL Gerars, ut oe ‘ELROSE PARK’ LOTS FOR 8A! THE | JQOR STi ‘KO HULTZMAN, . desirable la Hyautevite, opvosiie. the FPrctais on second door, with openncae at 08 eels Corner 10th and F stress wortinw ext, residence of the iste BR. K- Fillo, Esq. For plat, | st aw. oan terms, &c., address or apply 446 Sth st. o.w., Wash- ington, D.C, Mra BK, ELLIOT. ‘aut OB RENT 8 LOOKING FoR Roos | SPs, ON REAL EsTaTR, NT—FINS& EIGHT ROOM HOUSK AT > Rapauv Mal. 30 er mouth. MARION | It SC cute, 2.9, PROCTOR HON, Heat ooo 1} ‘THOR E Waccaman. ey, Se = = i ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED KKAL MO POR EALEAON FIERCE MILL ROAD, cose EENT—4 NICELY FURNISHED, LABOR, M' TATE BHCUMITY. fo Tenleytown pike, five Country sest of 100 | cleman and wit. Private hint peed orton, fom: | moderate commuioun, No de NS, 720 20cm at, 2 LIS na Sy Se ae enrnae oa* | 3g oR Ty tone e. : watered by Well and springs has an abonuauce oi wt RENTING ICY, 1836 iat lowem fates 1 mA” Coutges mgr Bae the above on the east, » Splendid Prop- ‘furnished and unfurnished. withtand | UuBeceMrY dey. ‘eouaylvenis ove Tidine Gotiage Sf eleven rooms and ail modern tet are of fevitye ut paving | yg Q82y 70 Loam 1 feven roan “ine staple Tor twelve ones, Carriage cs is es at ror “hg weigeecurags a grok a hkowss ‘House, @c., éc:; large grove of forest trees ol six acres: 7 Pentay Springs reeen eros 1S OT, B. Wa, Pi wep | EY 79a inonprie, terme and tnepection of elther or both ot | Af room and private bark: susuralihedt ae Law RATES OF INTEREST, oc3U-1im Pigias 13th and F ste BENT —SUrTES OF on = ae — J Fini & 00, LE— "hs , KNOWN rooms on first ‘second ef OH SALETHE FINE PROPE 0 gine with board, ot tate eRe an. Mo ‘ON REAL SSTATE a® Betis just west of a, ‘aod ‘Wil bo rented singly if desired. ‘Gnant. Areca tnavantage’ "For fall per at ae foes ¥ tt ETY & DY! ‘aod Be ete | ee he Bietina wevaes ‘Apartment. Apply at 816 16th st, nw. OcDO-Lm NE ar aN aay ERTATE ‘Ne delay where the PERSONAL, HOTELS. who UC CREEK bus Stes. naw, =— —————————— CON Ritra Goud 100 ig Book sures orto Joo & Dawsnm, n1L-Im___ Southwest corner bth and i sis. n. hiswaripeamed cate Have unsurpassed tertities tor the execution of ; Kinds ot work at intr priews and on . _ShOFL notiee. ‘BRIEFS ARGUMENTS, MERCANTILE: TINTING, LETTER Habe axD 2