Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTO®: MONDAY. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bema fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pub- lished in Washi ata aaa mil the other daily papers here added return rejected communications. Con- ‘wish to possess their man- uld Keep = copy. aa No attention paid te Anonymous Let- ters. There is stilia good deal of angry bickering between the political philosophers as to the ‘causes of the recent upheaval in the congress Jonal districts, The civil service reformers claim that the men who suffered the worst luck were those who have been most prominent as enemies of reform, while the anti-reformers de- clare that the reform 4s killing its autnors, Un- questionably it is the reformers who are right 4m this instance. It may not always have been the antagonistic speeches or the contemptuous private utterances of the foes of reform which broke them down. There are other ways of showing one’s dislike of a principle besides talking about it Conduct speaks louder than Words, and tne Congressman who prates like a reformer and acts like a spoilsman is in even a worse plight, as far as the esteem of his nelgh- bors is concerned, than the one who hasthe courage of bis opinions on an unpopular side. ‘Then, aiso, there are districts undoubtedly well saturated with the spoils sentiment, which re- sent bitterly the share their representatives have taken in the distribution of the federal patronage. In such a neighborhood the thirst for office usually results in a breach of the dom- inant party into two or more factions, no one of ‘Which Is satisfied with any concesstons made to the others, An appointment procured by the Congressman’s influence changes a zealous Party worker into an apathetic placeman, and makes an enemy of each of the rival aspirants. ‘The prayer of the tar-secing Congressman ot the fature will be, not for a greater measure ot Patronage to distribute, but that the strong hand ot the law may take away from him even that which he has left. If anything were necessary to show how far the American people have departed from the ideas of their ancestors on European soil, re- specting the claims of heredity in politics, the career of Charles Francis Adams would tell the story. The son and grandson of American Pres- idents, passing bis childhood amid the most aristocratic associations possible in the young republic, his early manhood in the White House, and his later years in such activities, public and private, as his wealth and his ac- quaintance with men of note naturally drew him into, he was, according to any old world standard, an uncommonly eligible candidate for presidential honors, Yet the very qualifica- tions which should apparently have stood him 4m good stead operated rather as a bar to the attainment of his ambition. Too many years Of sociul elevation above the mass of his fellow- citizens had unfitted him for that warm and friendly approach which they appreciate in a man of conspicuous gifts. His mind was of a statesmaniike mould, his record was stainless, and his high notions of personal honor would have been a sufficient assurance of the cleanli- ness of his administration; but the people felt that, though of them, he was not with them, and they turned for their Presidents toa class of men whose ancestral traditions were less notable, and whose early training in humble life had sharpened the sympathetic side of their natures, $= ‘The lowering of the flag on the White House to haifmast, on account of the death of ex- President Arthur, has excited some comment im the city, in view of the suggestion of a dis- Uinguished naval officer that it is not in keep- Ang with the custom of other nations. It does notseem as if the subject were worthy of so much discussion, as the proprietics in such matters are purely conv entional, and governed by local usage rather than by any absolute rules of right and wrong. Itmay not be cus- ‘tomary in other countries to half-mast the flag on a zoyal residence, except out of respect to dead royalty witnin its walls. In this country, however, the untiorm precedent has been in favor of the same token when an ex-President las died, and there was no reason why an ex- ception should be made in Mr. Arthur's case. The only claim the foreign practice has to supersede the American is its greater an- tiquity; but, if that consideration were to rule generally in the domain of etiquet, we should ail have to discard our forks at table, because the politest court in Europe regarded them as a doubtful innovation as late as the end of the sixteenth century. a ‘The London socialists, if they continue to act as they have acted for the last month, will pres- ently take rank among the best-bebaved per- sons in thatcity. They doa little marching now and then, and a little hooting, and it is Sometimes not easy for the police to clear the streets after one of their demonstrations; but ail this is innocent indeed as compared with ‘the length to which their brethren in Chicago have carried their protest against the present ‘organization of society. When the bomb- ‘throwing season begins the Londoners will un- derstand why we in America nave come totake @ less lenient view of the ravings of social fana- ties than we used to. Just now we learn from Chicago that that city is about to be burned down in revenge for the punisnmentof the murderous Haymarket ganz. It would not be @ bad idea to arrest every one of the inciters to Violence, lay them under bonds to keep the ‘Peace, have them caretully watehed, and, if ‘their evil counsels bear any fruit in the destrue- tion of life or property, put them throug’, one by one, to the full extent the law will allow. —— - * ‘That portion of the American peopie who are Gesirous of seeing ou the stage women con- ‘spicuous tor something else than @ smirched Feputation and unclean surroundings will read without sorrow that Violet Cameron, the Eng- lish actress who came over w New York a couple of months ago with a miserable creature Who is cailed a Lord in bis own country, is ‘about to shake the aust of this continent off her feet, und go back home, without making the Grand tour of the statesaud getting together the expected bag of money. She is tosail to-morrow, and say: nothing could tempt her to remain here longer. Enough sald. It is to be hoped that Miss Cameron's experience here will be a Warning to others of her kind. The American stage has enoagh to contend with just now ‘without importing foreign truils to bring it still farther into disrepute. BE SOLD AT THE "TO-MOKO Lanes Wrars Goltara’ provided % ts otvertiond ss 0 bargalay"— Right herein the capta of this glorious eoontry— where the intelligence of the people Is constantly boasted of —and “culture” seeks tooutrank Boston above quotation le true—if we can judge by their sdvortisements—Now, we don't offer yous Herring £0 peony below cost to catch you on peice and prod when you want to buy a whale—The herring of oaF simile ts fMandxerchlef at Hight conte—that cost ten—The “Whale” is on an article where the dollar can be placed without your knowing it——Every art!- cle we sell we make ® profit on—unless it's a “Sticker,” and then we tell you so—and bear the loss— But excuse us for offering you s ten-cent arti- cle—at Eight—and then when you say “Give me halts dozen” we can only give you ove—-Whatever we advertise you are welcome toall we have (provided you are not a dealer)—-If it’s two-dollar article at one dollar—you are welcome to the Lot—To illus trate this—alx monthe ago oor buyer walked into the house of Alfred Bevjamin & Co., New York— Said ove ot the frm: “We haves large lot of Over- costs, medium color but ight weight, suitable for your ‘market, that we want to sell cheap”——We looked st them—two hundred and twenty in the lot—They ‘were worth seven dollars—We bought them at five marked them six dollars—They would not sell— ‘Why—The salesmen said “no demand.” Well, we did not buy them to leave as “assets” for our executors to distmbute—so we cut the price down to $3.50 and ‘supplied a hundred and ninety-two people with a ‘cheap Overcoat— What's left are very large sizes — and to-morrow they goto the Auction Room—But ‘We were “stuck” and bore the loss—but we did not ‘say “Oty one for each”—Why, one man bought four. ‘Now, today we have finally got what room we want toshow Furnishings—not a“leader” or “a bait” in the “stock,” but the prices we nameare made low by virtue of the immense lots we bay—and the great hing of Jmaving cash to buy them with of “bard ‘sp Manotactorers tha always ‘have and will exist— On Tuesiay—our buyer wasone of three men who closed out six handred dozen of fouriahand fine satinlined fcarf—that we have now in stock, the apticates of that cost us sevensif'y—and alne dot Jars per dozen—We bought these so as we can name FORTY-EIGHT CENTS fn the price—all of our Seventy-five and Eighty-five cent goods instock go with theee now. One lot of the twenty-three cent kind—Satin lined —we now say 18 ceuts for —Upwards of seven hun- red dozen Scartson hand from 18 cents to $1.68— ‘That talls the story —Suspenders—cheap ones, goo! onee—taney ones, all kinds—15 cente—for the five—up to the handsomest hand-painted at $3.40 ber patr—Some magnificent solid satin ones at $1.25 Last yoar same kind were $2.25—We had these made—No fancy profit pald—Hence, $1.25 for the ‘Usual $2.25 kind. oe Handkerchiete-——from 13e. to 62.25—they have been under the counters—but now—they are shown up—thay show up well—one idea—that is ‘one style we boast of—is a fine white Pongee silk with your initial handsomely embroidered at forty- eight cents—not one for each customer—bat a hun- dred if you want them—we could fill “The Star” ‘were we to describe each style we have. Underwear — “Morely’s — “Brelle's” — Card- wright & Warner of Eugiand—Reiss of Bohemia— wick—Medlincott—and all the other domestic makers —in fact—an,'thing from a48 cent one toa ‘$12 one—But none that we do not warramt—No matter bow low the price of any other howse—we ‘Suarantee ours to meet—if not to beat it. Moslery— that's worth having—none other—we oe Sa ork avenue ave seventy Kinds—the lat ot—elghty donan ne cotton? because—it makes the toes and heels wear Ie ALASKA SEALSKIN and FINE SEAL PLUSH. | better—eensible idea isn't it? Price 85 cents. ‘Having just returned from New York, we open to-day a freak supply of SACQUES, VISITES AND JACKETS Particular attention invited to the JACKETS FOR YOUNG LADIES, NOW ALL THE KAGE ‘MUFFS, BOAS AND CAPES in great variety. Dress shirts that &t—aner ‘all that’s the first con- Mideration—s Jost aseany to make 480. shirt oa it leone at $1.50—we hate both—but we do my ‘at these sire bave no equ ia St and neh FUR TRIMMINGS cut from choice Skins of Rea | TMC Are dosen of cher items that go to makea Wer, Black Bear, Lyux, &c., €c. FUR BALL TRIMMING. PRICES THE LOWEST. | puttone—Bows-—ete B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 220 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N.W. Fors. JAMES Y. DAVIS sONs, tte, ete, eta—But suppose we did say—Linen Collars at seven evuts instead of ‘eighteen—how are you to Know whes they are tnlees you se them— Bat youdoknow where we are MATTERS AND FURRIEKS, | and what wre-are—we nay to you—we have the lar 1201 Pennsylvania ave., corner 12th st., Invite attention to their large and elegant stock of | ** ee wad FURS, LADIES SEAL SACQUES AND DOLMANS, sng to mest-—0ny prin named —even tutions VISITES IN SEAL, PERSIANNER, ASTRAK- HAS AND PLUSH. FUR TI KINDS AND QUALITIES AND MU! = UFFS TO “AND Boia Shri a MEN'S AND ROLES FUROUTEIS FOR aiB,oUE stock of Seal Caps most. arucie ior boye at Sl. Livery piece ot nlc para, ‘xnmlaation Fon ste Mesei4ge ‘HIMMINGS OF ALL None —We can stad tet wa ‘you are interueted ia—ts to sana nthe good work begua long ago of placing veda of meritorious grade the eoeumer’s excellent Sclael ae eae ‘anda st low cont-—comein and see theebange in the oual my er Workiamshlpy sae Furnishing Department—-and sep the way we do GLOVES. GLOVES. ‘warranted, but we have three times the variety and ‘ten times thequantity of any store in this city. GLOVES. ‘This week we display a window full of samples A Glance at the prices attached will convines you the GLOVES. ‘The quality must be the best or we could not afford to guarantee every pair of““Palais Royal” Gloves. GLOVES. Being tried on at oor risk a Perfect Glove in every Tespect is assured you, which, as you Know, is all um- portant, GLOVES. Please call early or late in the day, ae this is a busy week at our Glove Department. However, we now have 18 assistants at this counter. 00 49 fas %d Remember, we close Thanksgiving Dey. previous we close at 6 p.m. as purchases accordingly. GLOVES. s@ THE BEST MATERIALS, wy vy vy Vv Vv = a@ THE LARGEST VARIETY. sar THE GREATEST QUANTITY. aa THE LOWEST PRICES. a? THE fr a a hy rPeE AES a4 tus 244 i RRR 00 £ A Be ge yy A ae 2 or BoA PE gS AA NNN PAS SAMPLE BARGAINS: All colors of Satin Fans at 49c. For special sale 38c......Hand-painted Satin Fans at 75c. For special sale 68c......Hand-painted or plain, white or colored ‘Satin Fans, with or without feather tips, at 88c. For special sale 79c......New style of open Fans, hand- painted, at $1.68. For special sale §1.: .-- Imported Satin Fans, beautifully paipted feather tips, at $1.29. For special sale at 90c.....Fans of Satin, both sides feather tips, variegated colors, at $1.68. For special sale $1.29... Opera Fans of Ostrich Feathers at $4.68. For special sale $3.98. mR pI oT FFD p88y Te R RIE FS £5 4 5 NN DDI x ° Selling and buying for cash only enables the Palais ‘Royal to offer fine, PURE LINEN, narrow bem- stitched Handkerchiefs, neat borders, embroidered in light blue, pink, orange and cardiualfor 12\gc. Ladies and Gents’ plain white Linen Handkerchiefs, with herring bone and hemstitched borders of all widths, Pe} Er Feng 27 2 ao = Compare witb any pure Linen Handkerchiefs sold eisewhere in this city at 19c. iB BB 00. SEO 00 The following SPECIAL SALE PRICES. Read them: ‘Satin and GrosGrain Ribbon, 1 inch, for 7¢.; 2 inch, ‘Ge.; By inch, Ile. Picot kage, all slik, 2inch for 17c.; 2% inch, 19¢,; 3 inch, 23c. e ‘Black Gros Grain Sash, 7 inches wide, 58c. Extra heavy do., do., 9 inches wide, 85, ‘Colors, Hatin and G, G. Sash, 9 inches wide, 890. All Sik Sash, block pattern, colors, 6c. Surah Sash. all colors, 16 inches, $1.48. CLOAKS. JERSEYS, Heavy All-Wool Tailor-made, $1.43; worth $1.68, Same trimmed with braid, 92.68; worth @8.98. ots ad PALAIS ROYAL 123419 PENNSYLVANIA AVE AMD 401, 406 c 405 AND 407 19TH Wt. 3. W WE ARE “HEADQUARTERS” FOR HANDKER- Our Christmas importations are now ready. ‘We are now prepared with the largest stock, greatest variety and best intrinsic values ever our good fortune toshow. We are spreading this department in order to facilitate business. ‘This big Handkerchief trade has come by sell- Ing “linen” at cotton-and-linen prices. There area very few whocantellan all-linen Hand- kerehtef. Some do not consider it at all, It you ‘are not a judge oftinen, go where no “cotton- andiipen mixed” is sold. Linen is white, cold, lumpy and glassy. Cotton-end-linen iscreamy, ‘sleazy and soft. Linen grows whiter with esch washing. Cotton-andlinen grows yellower with each washing. Lineu is double as dorabie and wears uniformly. Cottonandiinen—the linen way out wears the cotton and the hand- kerehief goes into slits. ‘Whieh will you buy? ‘We have made extra efforts for this Christ- ‘mas and bave now a stock superior in every re- ‘spect to any previously shown by us, ‘Wecall special attention to our attractive stock of Ladies and Men's Initial Handker- chief ‘MEN'S “INITIAL” HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘Men's White All-linen Unlanndered “Initial” ‘Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, large handsomely hand-embroldered letters, two-inch hems, equal to the 38c. grade when washed, ouly 29c. each; 6 for $1.50. ‘Men's White Alllinen Cambric Laundered “Initial” Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs, fancy hand-embroidered letters, one-inch hems, fine quality, only 35c. each: 6 for $2.00. Men's White All-Linen Lawn Laundered “Initial” Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, large ‘bband-embroidered letters, two-inch hems, su- ‘perb quality, only 50c. each; 6 for $2.75. ‘Men's White All-Linen Cambrie Laundered “Initial” Colored Bordered Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs, three-eighths inch hems, handsome colored letters, only 8790. each; 6 for $2, LADIES “INITIAL” HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies’ White All-Linen Cambric Unisun- dered “Initial” Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, handsomely hand-embroldered letters, one- inch hems, fine quality, equal to the 25c. grade when washed, 20c. each; 6 for $1. Ladies’ White Sheer Linen Unlaundered “Initial” Hematitched Handkerchiefs, beautl- fully hand-embroidered letters, half and one- inch hems, equal to 83e. quality when washed, only 29c. each; 6 for $1.50. Ladie# White All-Linen Lawn Laundered “Initial” Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, nand- embroidered letters, one-inch hems, extragood valne, only $26c. each; 6 for $1.50. ‘Ladies’ White All-Linen Laundered “Initial” ‘Hemstiched Handkerchiefs, handsomely em- broidered letters, diced corners, halfinch hem, only 29c. each; 6 for $1.50. Ladies’ White All Sheer-Linen Laundered “Initial” Hemstitehed Handkerchlets, one row of white embroidered dots, beautifully shaped letters, half-inch hem, extra quality, only BTige.; 6 for $2.12%, Ladies’ White All-Linen Laundered “Int- Us!” Hemstiched Handkerchiefs, handsome French-embroiderea letters, half-inch hem, superb quallty of linen, only 60c. each, 6 for $2.50, Ladies’ White All-Linen Colored Bordered “Initial” Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, beautt- ful colored letters, three-cighths iuch hems, ‘superior quality, only 30c.; 6 for $1.50. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 921 Pa ave. 912 Dst. Ae Paccs SOME REVELATIONS OF FEARFUL IMPORT REGARDING AMERICAN WIVES AND MOTHERS, Ifa person could travel throughout this entire land ‘and visit every residence separately he would prob- ably find that in fal'y four-fifths of the homes the wife ‘or mother would be weak and ailing in some form or other. It would not in all cases be any settled infirm- ity oF disease, but there would be a lack of life and en- ergy, sallowness of the complexion, a tired feeling a greater portion of thetime,a fickle appetite and many ‘other familiar symptoms which Indicate weakness, ‘Poor health and coming on of disease. These are not Pleasant facts to contemplate, but they are serious ‘onesand should be looked fairly in the face. Af the American people are to become a strong and vigorous nation they must find its beginning with the wives and mothers ofthe land, Theretaust bea great physical and mental vigor that will perpetuate itself. ‘The only way in which this can be done is by assisting nature when it lags and putting It in condition to help {teelf, A gentle yet powerful preparation that will arouse the blood to better action, that wilt start the forces of vitality and awaken the energies of life, is = God-send to any community, ‘and this preparation has deen completely foundin the wonderful VOLINA CORDIAL, which ts altracting so much attention ‘throughout the length and breadth of theland. It is Rot primarily astimulant, but more in the form of an inspieation and food for the blood, nerves, muscles ‘and brain, It will restore all disorders of the stomach, Tegalate all functious of the body and piace the entire system ins position todoits work thoroughly and well, A prominent lady of Charleston, 8 C.. sald: “I think Thave had nearly all the diseases that a woman can have, My household labor became weary drudgery. ‘My spirits wore sad and drooping. Thad painsin my back with great depression. Taree physicians treated ‘Mme, but without doing me any good. I became gen- erally broken down. When in this condition I began taking VOLINA CORDIAL. Ieoon began to gain strength. My pains and frregularities are gone, aud Tohallaiways begiad that I used VOLINA COR- DIAL.” Such testimony could be repeated indefin- Mtely, but we are thoroughly convinced that this mod- rn medical discovery isdoing more to bring vigor ‘and hope to the wives and mothers of the land than ‘Anything of recent times, andas such we most cor- ially endorse it, 1t Novatrms Ix Tncorren Waurs SEATON Pi ON PERRY, SE TNSPECTI BRE HON. Opty CHOICE a : whi WASTE ASTRARHAS. shal PLUSH AND Diag NEW, DIFOKIED ULSEnS, NEWMAREETS ongiikE's Caach HAIR AND FRENCH LK CHULDA AND CASHMERE SHAWLS IN, mophbte HIMALAYs SCOTCH PLAID SKAL PLUSHES FROM $2.50 TO 915 PER iD COLORED pe 00 FH YDS HANS “ei ARES Cet Cte i Br, SaLainmasne: ye INC OF AVE, ane Rexovan NEWSTORE = NEW Goopa. D.C.. MONDAY. NOvEMBER 22, 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ie f f ——_ MOLIBAY OP ERIIALG. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH, OUR GRAND HOLIDAY DISPLAY ‘Will be open for the Inspection of the Public. Our immense establishment is packed from top to ‘bottom with the largest and best assortment of “Toys AND FANCY Goops ‘we ever bad the pleasure ot offering. A Visit is respectfully solicited. ‘M. SILVERBERG & Co, ‘812 7th street, Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 29th, we shall keep ‘oar store open until 9 p. m. for the accommodation of ‘oar customers, n22, Asannounced in the “Post” of yesterday, we have Purchased from a reputable manufacturer 100 DOZEN: #RENCH FELT HATS We got them at great ‘bargain, considering the quality of the goods (each being s genuine French Felt),and further, considering the fact that shey are $1.48 and $2.48 hats. We want tosell them quickly, and we ought to, for they are new, fresh goods, excellent shapes, and we are golng Owell them at the uniform price of 74 CENTS EACH. ‘These hats are bound with silk, and double stitched. ‘The variety of shapes is immense, the quality is excel lent, and the price only a percentage of their value, ‘You will find these goods in our Untrimmed Hat Department, marked “as advertised.’ WE WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK, BUT SHALL BE CLOSED ON THANKSGIVING DAY. SEE “POST” AND “REPUBLICAN: 5 cee + RRR a R rk Rg = A aA AA yvve aa nr il ri u naa, 816-318 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Lavms Furs Axo Wrars OUR STOCK IS AGAIN COMPLETE. VISITES AND SEAL SACQUES AT NEW bee SOR eR CRA FUR-LINED WRAPS FOR EVENING AND CAR- = RIAGE WEA! MUFFS, BOAS AND TRIMMING, IN EVERY ARLETY OF FUR IN FASHION, ALL AT NEW YORK PRICES. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 222 ‘905 Pennsylvania ave. (OLLEGE OF MODERN LANGUAGES oF THE RORWOOD INSTITUTE Washington, D. C. MR. AND MRS WM. D. CABELL, Principals French, German, Ttullan and Spanish, Dey and Evening Classes for beginners and advanced ‘studencs. special Post Graduate Course of Conversation and itgratate for Young Ladies, under she direction of PROF. HENRI MARION, Graduate of the “Sorbonne,” Paris, (Assisted by highly efficient Native Instructors.) ENporsep BY Dr. LAMBERT SAUVEUR, Presidentof the Summer College of Languages, Oswego, N.Y. Prof. A.M ELLIOTT, Prendent of the Modern Lan- oage Assoglution bf America, Jouns Hopking Dr. ED. 8. JOYNES, author of the Joynes-Otto French ‘and German Course, South Caroliua College. And many other prominent educators. For olrcularsand furtherinformation address or apPy NORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 Massachuselts ave., Washington, D.C. 734 Tm Sx 734 Tm Sx BG im N FEB VY Vv FER RRE RN EF vy y E ROR NN RE ¥: EE Gah NN EK Vv E Rg KN kee 'Y okee ft OE 00 ERE eh ERE FF et Eon fF eo £ E ke EER ‘00 zg HAS MONEY BROUGHT YOU SUCH VALUES 48 WE ARE OFFERING IN GLOAKS. Ctulageere plush trimmed Havelock, $1.98, worth Children's Coaching Coat, Astrachan trimmii a1, worn 3. Se Cunaren's Newmunkets, Astrachan trimmings, $3.98 ‘Seal Brown No allty,up to canazn Brgy” Newmarketa ine quallty,up Several Novelties ia Chlldgen’s Cloaks at the same Tow figures. $5.48, Checked Newmatiets, very sytkh, 98.00, worth 90. Fefanded tor any Garment that can IGLEADERS. be WANTED—HELP. WANTED-SITUATIONS. _ ‘ANTED-A FIRST-CLass DRESSMA also an apprentice, at 616 G st. n.w. ae W: ae X= ‘ANTED—CASH GIRLS; Ml ie WELL | ¢ Sapsee MALAWLSVSE OSE | yyaeren-s Your sar Shas ave. and 12th st. ANTED—A OOM! WHITE GIRL FOR | SPCes_Address C. M. PRTENT WHITE ‘Must be tidy acd bring 512 Sih st. nw. at ‘ANTED-A Q00D DISH WASHER AT EC- Teka Dairy Dining and Lunch Aiosme 616, 815 and 635 15th st now beet Witenes taaa tk, S, ABOUT Me BO Weisser _W housework. “506 11th st nw. TO, OOK, WAST and stay at might Cal bolore iar ae io Mme TW ANTED—a YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SOME W Stnowiedce of accounts: of goed atdress ama ts and learn. "Address, in_own hand stating salary expected, RC. C., Star office, 1¢ D-FOUR BiICKLAYERS. AT ‘of Ist and N eta. nw.i bring tool, “AL LORED WOMAN AS CHAM dermaid and wuitres ina small family: mi have city refercnces. Apply at 1002 G st. nw. MAKEKS , IMMEDIATELY FINGEIS, 2106 Ist. pw. It ANTED-A “HOSTLER: MUST DE sand thoronghly the care of horses and be Billing to make himstir generally usehl” 1296 Saw TANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF We coms and lielp 10 milk. Good wages paid. Apply nd Dats, ne. ol Wastes MAN SERVANT FOR PRIVATE: famallv; must have best references. Room No. 1 1304 Fst ae Wet ENTS 10 SRLL THE NEw Book, Po XM, His Lig, and Letters Apply at once: it ED=A FIRST-CLASS Soren ‘CHAM ofelty reverences. 1422 12ch st. nw. charge of rooms ot include chamber work and the care of wardrobe. vere best cus, references “address Box 45, Star office. Was NTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE GESS, Emp, Bureau, 926 F sun. WASTED Book ke Position as bookkecper, accountant of similar natare. Addrew L W: : NERD=A SITUATION RY A GRA! reference ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG COL- an, to work mornings and evenings ess sTt CDENT, O17 Sth stm tion as oterk sg grocery ‘an give best of refer ANTED BY A YOUNG MAN A SITUATION in grocery oF hard TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED iris Situation as chambermaid ‘oF nurse: best ANTED—A LADY WILL ¢ 6. a W ioath for a postion in ake Hepirticnat $2 tone Fetauned: good retoreuce. “Address FAITH! nee! about house: beet of W aNtepiny AN EXPERIENCE German gitl, Situation as lady's maid or to do sew ing and light chamberwor! city references. Address WANTEDY A WHITE | PERSON "THOR. can furnish best of Fatt. entire ‘meals out. to Srghiy, compeicnt, a Positios those who take i+ {und competent servants ‘capac id colored—with city Feferences, CORES eee Ta “wi 0 experience would like & has had sever! yea EDGER, Star office, a BY A WHITE MAN, A Pos! in a wholessle grocery or any otter business willing todo any Kind of inside work: will fornish We best of reterence. Apply or address CA. DE Pharmacy; nine Yearc experience, beat of ‘Radres PHARMACISTS bermaid. App.y, witin references, ut 432 ae c Winns RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO the work of a sinall family; no washin, home nights._515 71 thi ‘COOK AND LAUNDRESS references required. Apply nazi | 3" LADIES AND YOUNG GIRIS TO ‘work for us at their own homes. No canvas- Sing. Distance no objection. Good wages Address Aid Supp'y Company, 48 Eliot st, Boston, Mam “122-60 TANTED—a tor family of th 603 14th st. help, this aud other ei hove! A NEAT, PRCTABLE Wasnrant German Girl, Situation e chambermaid: best of ferences give ANTED—A CO" tect work of aay kind. Is 232 Rilling aad sober: Best of references. Myuey no object if learning some: y, ne ing. Address A. WA" y Post Oftice. n20Bte ‘ED—-KNOW N HEADQUARTERS FOR RE SS watas, ‘Gor and Wit 77th Mt nw pense Waitress, Caachinen, White ‘all references. Nat. Labor in Wants ED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, CHAM: bermaids, waiters, coac! § rivate famille stores and offices, F.3L BURNALAM 600032 Girl as chambermaid and waltress: only ca 1714 V mh With good city references ueed apply TO COOK, D—A COLORED WOMAN. Abply 20238 ‘wash and iron for smail family. aM ai at ice. White and colored women cooks, $70 to $20. Chamberiaids, nurses, scrubs and men cooks, COOMBS & BURGESS, Luployment Buren, ‘ANTED—COOKS, DE maids, laundresses, scrubbers. waiters, shuckers, goneumen other help, ail nationality, with, relerenes! this and clites and country. F. M. BUIGNHL, nw ANTED—A FIRSTCLASS CA War heals to fumniy of two hu central part ot eects ste oF BEB Yer nen Sree a ofc Wéaaives:s coteguns oe dealros' 5 Pontion fas eaeete Sspable ‘and uustworuy” tau Breuch “and” Must. ote’, ANTED—BY a Spare time, a position to collect three a 1¢ Week for Inst AN RIENCED DRESS. rk in tatallies: terms §2 a day, or $10 i highest references’ given. “Address Mrs. nw. ANTED—RY AN EXPERIE! ig oF addressiug at homve tights, Ad . DIPS Star office, ED—A You: understands tng! ‘Address BALTIC ‘ANTED-TWO_ TIN _AND_SHEET-IRO: ws D—BY DECEMIEK 77 isd, BOATED WANE, TA O88, SHEET IRON Sel poem ie cones Stee ee “sf entleman and wife. Address, with terms, dc. Box ave Seana Se te el eae? | Tia ur oben nse v duced rates. Patterns, Esta nw. ‘and fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School, at re- zoe May Building sib and uLd-2w* ANTED—ATOAG COLORED | (Wiican hous si0 to rai House Work | ers, Maids, Waltrewes, Mem Ccons. Waiters, House Servants; “city references. Nate Labor Bureth, 517 eee 08 _ | HOR SALES “HEAP"A LOT OF BUILDIN ANITED—A WHITESETTLED WOMAN FOR | A! mate ist, Scautling. iiourds, de. W general bousework: must stay nights: goed wages | al bats uw. JAMES F: BARBOUR: paid for com) ut | ‘D—A CHAMBERMAID, COLORED, TO rk in Mount Pieasant. Apply toJ. B KES- | 9 JL, 618 Pa ave. | igure making 1 spect ___FOR SA LE—LOTS. N. E-corner 170 er 16th and Scott Circle. 1 180 F st, mw DEBS JOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF 34,000 feet on’ Lanier Heights, with elegan now under cent on selling figure. CUTTER & W wi alos | 1423 Pet PETENT PENSION CLERK, | POH SALE=A FINE CORNER LOT S09 FEET eee pe ‘rout. in Mount Pleasant. J. 1 MEWTFORD, need apply. Address QA. Star office. niyte | 1423iq Fat B20" NTED—AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OUT- side large cities. Salury to suitable party $100 per month, to represent iy his locality, an. old’ house. Jerences. MANUFACTURER Supt, Lock Box, 1,685, New York. ni-mim ANTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Teav, conducted by Ladies, Mev. and Women. white and colored, tor ail kinds of domestic labor, with references. “71 mss st. age bq ANTED—GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE Weis of two auturatsivd “cr partis: furnished jois within 230 yards of Duy mievt of to bulldon, Brice, ‘Within 5 mul Come quick and get this VOR SALE-O: {OR SALE-THOSE TEN BEAUTIFULLY SIT- uated Lots fronting 210 feet_on west side of Zist between N and Osis. nw. These are the cheapest it, Circle as an invest- 1-0 per te KNIGHT, 925 F st. n.w., Room 1, first floor. RAL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING AtTAKOMA PARK Montgomery Co. ‘of Washington. Price on bargain. J. W. e4 COLUMBIA ROAD, 4 HEAD of 16th St. extended, 50 feet south front; 10.000 juare tect, ai 24c.; cheapest lot now offered. JOHN See co. 7 F st. now. Rovma. with Board, in strictiy pr.vave family. West of Asth st preferred. Address, siating verms, 0. B., Star office, ae ANTED — FURNISHED ROOM, IN locality, for oce:sionat use only: full pariict aud terms. Address MEKCATOR, Star oflioe, n2UcHe D—GENTLEMAN, GERMAN, DESIRES @ pleasant furnished room! in @ Gernian fam! i OF Without board: best reterences given if Te: | CAL, Star office. V TED-—FINE SUITES OF ROOMS hotels and departments, suitable for M.C or persous of means. “D.G. PROCTOR & SON, Keal Ee tate aud Insurance, 1226 F st_u.w. nls and staan excellent oppo _n193t Pos SALE—A Ni ES SOc. per foot. SWORMSTEDT & BRA DL {OR SALE-AND MONEY ADVANCED FOR building—-100 feet square at southeast corner 224 tunity tor building. N SiEiat ICE BUILDING pat FIFTEEN feet froni, on C st. n.e., between Ist and 2d ‘sts, St, mw. COLUMBIA Ng cents per foot. Also, TALE St, 2ot on 13th st, between Roanoke aud Yale sts, at 5y cents per foot, SW: ORMSIEUT € BRADLEY,” ¥ st. nw. WANTED--HOUSES. SE 2oth st. between Fok AEE Wo ELEGANT BUILDING Lors, each 17 feet front, between two party walls, on Band C sis. we. CHAS A. HIELDS, 1226 £ st. nw. n19-3te ANTED-TO PURCHASE-SIX OR eiGRT Small Houses, brick of frame; 3600 to east will be paid if ihe housessuit. Cat Pada ra, 4% and E sts. sw. B03 WANTED-—-LOTS. VOR SALE-I CAN SELL TO AN IMMEDIATE urchaser three ve n Q st., fronting 23100 feet e none Dut Dew ann elegant reside! ces tn th inte locality’ and these Lots will readily bring cor bth and ¥ sta, Le Droit Bull sprigs KH Building” “oiasiae” ANTED— VACANT LOTS AND SMALL (W iitvocs: eastern ana contrat pari of towa pre: furred. also busiarse properig, Give price diners Sousierms and oier purtculsra’ AGdfess AS Bar sce ate WANT TED—MISCELLANEUUS. POR SALI Columbia road; 30c. GEO. Fe SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ©: 20x76 feet: al JOSEPH BURI WO VERY DESIKADLE LOTS ON ‘Tst., near New Hampshire ave. n.w.: 81. Twoo! pshre ave aw a 4th stzcet, two squares from new iibr ‘on southside and in roar” UGH, 513 7th st, ANTED WASHING AT HOME OR QUT. (Call at 1243 25th st. pw. Fee it Lots on Q street, fr SALE—AT A BARGAIN-THREE ELE front bet. 20th seer poe each to “ANT SS pot paved alley, at ext are nice Lote Grocery estabiinument. Address, with fuil par- | abd chesp for this iocalit iL. Heal Estate ticulars, CONFIDENTIAL, P. O. Box 607. Washing- ton, D.C. n20s" and Insurance, cor. Sib and Paw, Le Drot Boliding. .NTED—OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT for cash, by WM. FREIDERICH, the Man- nicturing Jeweler, 609 7th st, opposite Patent n20-1m a, Wik — THREE MALE MALTESE KIT tens; fair price paid. Address Hox 17, Star office. 20-20" sta ry F sts, Le Droit Bull aie SALE—MT, PLEASANT LOIS, ATA BAR: gain, if Cought In the next few days—three on 15th ex., just abot ‘bet. 4th and 15th ‘These are very desirable. Lois, Htul, Real Smee Insurance, cor. 8th ANTED-R. WASHINGTONS MAGIC (Cream, or Lustantaneous Cure—Any breaking out, on face or body cured. Moth pimples, wrinkles, black DOR SALE—A NICE Loo! Ba: 3 2 by 115, heads vulgar-redness.ccreine and ail facial disfigure: ments removed, anda Clear complexion insured 10 all who use it: periectly hurmiess. ‘Testimonials on application. ‘To be bad ut W. ®. iompson's, 15th st: Drew's old UNDER THE CAPITOL, WITH fora silramd ites ti RE Ene | HAILING ‘Distacn’ op Cheer, Scnoos i'Siyrecotner sth and iste nae! WC Milburn, | CAWS BTC, WITH ALL THE: AIMURCTS Ce Southeast Cor, 13th st. and KL W. Ec shatter, | MODERN “C1viLiZaT10) R. WATER, cor. Gui and E sis. nw. L. D, Walter, cor. 6ta and G | GAS, LY A SIONER THROW FROM Sh nwa kobe Nr idarper, 000 "Pa ave ness | STANTON SQUALE ON tHst. EASE wiht J. A. Milburn ve; T. P. 24 12th st. TIFUL BULLDING FRON’ Tath “and New York a $1 per box; sent to any” address, URLIC TO KNOW Tua ee November S725 per ‘cent saved. TAS LOM f, Brinters, 600 sth ocho ANTED—KNOW: COATS st tits Gu the facente Shula, few AT 45 CENTS PER TERMS: MUST Bi Passi Peoer ty .w., for sale af the low figure of 8! pe niB-2w JUUN A. PRI PSTABLE TITIA; ABSTRACT OF DEEDS FREE TO PURCHASE: . 00 DEPOSIT REQUIRED ‘TO SEC APPLY IMME: TTI, 326 FTO 10-Foo! Paved a ley,on west side 10th, between @ and Rests, Pex square foot PRESCOTT, 1410 F st. nw, nurs. My" Electhie Needle is the ofl remedy Known for this hideous defect. Send for full particu dacs; diecuric eativent for ladies and entidren. Mrs n on RATSS PER JOR SALE—LOT ON SST., BET. 97H AND 10TH sta, n.w., 20x05 to ulley; ‘Cheapest in the equates uiypL iv. WALKER @ WILSON, 1008 F at 1006 F stn. w. Vv Re eee FINE Lois IN NT, can be seen at Alsou Nailor'sstables every Saturday, F Pleasoni, near 14th sh; Within ar ge uk Oraddress H.C. HUBLEY, Hockvile, Montgomery | the cars county, ad. misime” | nas2ws ANTED—$10,000 FOR FIVE YEAKS Ag | [OR SALE—HARGAIN-THRER BEAUTIFUL W, five percent: interest paid inonihly if'deatrese | Besta ise ds Lreal estate security; uo commission. address | 1athst. cw. BUILDER, Star office. niwove | 14th stn. ‘ANTED—RaTs, RATS SLAUGHTER Fras SALE-TUREE LORS IN TAKOMA PARK, houses livery stables and private houses cleaned | EH 'wituin two squares of failroad, containing in suges We ‘by well tralued ferrets und dogs address ail ‘83,000 square feet. For saleby Sormmiutications to Wl. H. SALLLING, care Wa. H- ‘AUSTIN P. BROWN. Rollins, corner 7th and Lat ne, B1g-lwe ‘and Loans, Wake, ROTHWELL, 16 3D 8T.s. E, | _503-1m a ae Plumber, Gas dnd Steam Fitter and contractor. Remodeling’ old aud ciaity. W ASPEN COLD AND SILVER Phar. ing and repairing of ‘siiverware. vrouse orus- ments, Jewelry und repolishing of chandeliers. OTTO CePRghhe Tis Pesmayivauia aves up sat over defective plumbing 4. spe- FOR SAGE LOTS ON PATTERSON AND FALIC view aven y Face goth FEES Bass whining Avy Cty, st nw. BOARDING. Coal oltice. nig-im' ANTED > EXPERT TYPEWMITING ALE ‘times and piscss. Co; ut Caligraph Work called for and dehvered. ile 1122 W. H. PORTER, 933 Fst, ° Wikre ia TO WINTRE § PERM ‘Chas, Bradley, Nat. Bank ep: CA. ‘Table Board; southern AL STOKISS and Mra. NT-SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, bth st a.w EGiat ea et ogee, ie Sar beta MAND Se ST St mi crammenLais and We y's, rooms, furnished or unturnished; re: reierences, Mire. AL STUTSENBERG. | Pg FOR_RENT—ROOMS 4 = — JOR RENT-FIVE NFURNISHED ROOM twoon second floor. communic: ting: two om thir! oor. not comarunicatiag, mn Bouse v8 10th at One room, fou at 2017 10h st, where ail inguities are anaae’ " DOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING SLEEP. ing rooms: second floor: south front: overiogk i {ona Greie; with use of pariors:references 1211 lows, ONE DESIRABLE ROOM, 88: water, ems, Wasting (tra inducement to T-SHOOND FLOOR, farnisied room tn Children; no housekeeping. 1303. DOR RENT — seVERAL whe ~ Rooms, aS healthy locality, for Light housekeeping. x a awe, na. JOR RENT — TWO FU > SUITES OF Rooms. without board on Cont wwe. Inthe riche, iy of “iia erate ulate fornia te Fa] references required. Address A. Sak EBACTERE os Foca tera Kooms ov second Boor house faces south: pr tour, with beat and gas Sis. thee git pes pate Sivan Knguireat 1314 New Vora” madame OR RENT-WITM boAKD, rani furnished room, second ~y py “1 tern Foe NiSED K ‘itt or without board, in'e private tasty Gren. Apply 125 B st. rT REAUNIEOLLY Rooms on second and third Teferences required. 1418 st n-w Fwin'or witnon bowrae abie location. YOIT «oles Sama toth ate tae ‘with Hoard: ‘colons OR RENT—-VURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, desirar earn situated. SOR REN’ hiisbed “(will be furnished if desired), In a new house. all modern. conveniences; small family of adults; person Wishing (o buard preferred. 125 F su nw. aaa Fs KENT-TWO BHOOND FLOOR UNFUR- ished oF partly faruinhed Rooms. with oF without red; southern exposure. 1235 Mas- hose __ Beare VOR NT—ONE FURNISHED SHCONI> story Front Room and one Unfurnished Boom, care, re {OR RENT—-TWO HANDSOME RNIsHED rooms, OBE ON first floor, Oue ON KECONd floor. Cel located: moderate price: gentlemen preferred; pets) wie at BW. now open. Moots for rent by the day oF = ee Strictly first clase. Fox NT—FOUR COMMUNICATING nished rooms, With gas: suitable tor houseke= price $19 per month inadvauce, App Fur pings ‘st JOR RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED On U ished, single or + also twWo handsome par- ors, with ‘or without board. Location ceuter of eat CHy Hall, 826 4st 0 JOK RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS NICHI Pintsucc: Rome contort. reas sh Tid Tih st. te bec Vania ave YOUNG COUPLE Wisi 10 RENE ly furnished room tw gentlemen. : . 24 Root NW. CORNEK OF if fortable, vicely furnished trout Unird floors.” nao ‘HOF THKEN UNFURNISHED: ns On second floor, with buth, suitable tor inaut houseieeping, oF will Feat singly furnisived dress SG. F., Sur oft Sons LOOR UNFURNISHED or furnished completeiy for housekeeping with, heat, gas hot and cold. water, private bath. Apply at 27 Conn, avs. near Dupout Circle Sireet cars pash ‘door. n20-16* (OR RENT—AT 603 F STN. W. A HAND: some suite of furnished rooms ou first and second floors Senator or member will find location most central; terms moderata, n1s-26* 7Ok RENT—023 14TH TAN KinuaNt ye ihe principal weve JOE RENT—AT 1919 G STN. W., PLEASANT ‘auuny rooms, with best board: afew tabie boarders accommodated, mls 1a J0Ok RENT—217 HAST CAPITOL ST; LAKUE handsomely furnished rooms on second and third floors, single or en sui! rooms JOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED Com. municating rooms aud bath ou 2d Moor: private AMntly Of aduIts: 1106 Ost. nw. 208 Ade n20a JOR RENT—A LARGE FRONT Room, SUI able for @ club room, on Pa. ave; rent miderave, LUB, Star uftice. awa <ISHED ROOMS—A SUIT: of three communicating roows, second floc inandsomely fornmaheds southern ‘exponures fronting park, 12 Lowa Circie nia yror SFT FLOR ultable Yor memibers-or Ollie, Also, one i ‘oud fhoor-at 294 3a stn REN front room, with good by a Keutneky lady, 426 th etm T 440 PST. NW. TO ADUL only, two pleasant Rooms: nent aid was” Als ses, a good Stable: Fousouable rent ANTLY PURNIS! lor aud bed room, and gne large rx all south front; overivoking Lowa < 1211 Khode island ave. ‘hist ‘board. either to gentleman and wife or twn Single gentiemen, Apply at JORRENT—101214THST.N.W., HAN DSO falshed Aparuasentastngic rei site-pors ture magnifiotat large uid owe hunall toon ada Sdapted to physicinn'er ceutise sues heat, light and attendance retina lotation unsurpassed, oposite iamllion Hote. Also, large twostory tick sabe tn reat Tare aes ae Apply Un prea Mung large geanery, water, Sa Appl Py = adie JOR RENT—THREE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, handsome house, bay windows, well furnisied: modern improvements. very desirable location: good table board for two or three. 1416 Rode island ave “as-3we POR RENT—i0387 1 ST NW ELEGANT SA toon Parlors, newly and handsomely fw Within haif ablock of the Arlington: dud attendance, ROK RENT—AT B07 ES cheertui, weil furnished Single or en'sulte, with vod dour acCOTMBOdALeN. iTkOF Tiare LAR ‘gant furnished roonis, delightfully 1ceated om pi lic Square No. 20¥, ‘Stauton Fince (coruer 6 Massuchius-txave. me) mer F ELEGANT FURS Tor Suite, containing three rooms and jocation unsurpassed; opposite I tauklia Square. $720 14th stn we JOR KENTA SUITE OF ROOMS, ished in nice house: uorthwestert 3° party of gutta Address, giving ful Risroftice Sep Far —PLEASAN Rooms with or withot given and required. "514 138th st OR RENT —so9 14TH ST. * tara: eat sat eres mite iary plunibing thrvaghout: upen ire aw DOK F8%ame intersection iy HE OSBORNE” w sank = F Tooms on second floor, with open sie} ERSONS LOOKING POR ROOMS invited to call at our office for free G. PROCTOR & SON, Heal bxnte SHED, LARGE, ony gat rh quod poard, for eeu. Ueman and wife. Private family: good location; com Veivent lo street cara References exchanged. 123 Cou ne. Sok KENTOROOM RENTING AGENCY, Fonte 1828 ‘We have a constant and incre ‘de- inand for rooms, furuished aud unfurr ished, without Board:’ many calls for light Ooms nail parts of the city. All parties taving Fooms te rent and ‘rane permanent tenants sor the sitter wil please eal Pa aiesies. RENT —8U) TWO OK PGbomns on first and second floors, iy fare iieped with board, st 1414 and 1416 Kae aw, Wipe rented sugiy if desired. MRS. GRANT. ‘oc29-1m* Nima FURNISH | pe ee FOR | RENT—STORES. Ridjor ‘thos F. Morgan, BENG Ht 3 sets cemay Poem ANTED—THE BEST PLACE IN, wastes Nn secoud oor, cur be rented with fizcbcluss ‘Tare Loard'and home comforts to geutieman and W iets gato dedsabie aud crus BUSINESS CHANC x’ Pia sotudal ores, wih Dwelines oo ea eeb Fi fot atin thet Face rem moderate ioe teeticnant SW. PMY EA Tiss New Sore ton to get tirst-class Norfolk. ; suilnuppiy cnmtatiy op int Innes popping ska | Rssuabie Ropu Stes eases” |S nab1w= shucked oysters at the shor eat notice.” Special atten: Son giv 1328 fut I ST, N.W., OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SOR EI Fe AND BACK BUILD Ai Eie Gone Wier oot at a Ports Ditsiest tudor tout room, hroalrsiate Glaiabhow Windows “wedi aes ANTED-HORSES TO KEEP AT 96 Pua table donrdere eau bes prep ti = W sion: ‘Personal abd special attention ¥ Wen to care of horees, ‘Gaus be seen at Prices Stable, VERY sre) FOR RENT—OFFICES. Toad, § miles out Fr Gtaiie sige, Bi Wits ia fe ‘OF FINE PAD pacie eet ‘Mattresses fone. GAaplen ofall crades of goods _ HALE Preaica'y -% ae RENT-—SECOND FLOOI ie ct oar iad Sate near Cocoray ot aon # casi eee uaa, \Kadress dic BAUM. uso fin ax cw ‘ANTED—Hot ae FURNITURE AND Me fevery. cash peice mii, aaee Shoety Ruruished Rooms af RH ARD Boao, isss Gt. x w- SE AND PENN. U) COR ere Seta | am 2STEDRee Gen SY. Stee Pests See ae ae ey ROO} Ene Sy lke / *