Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1887, Page 2

wet THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ® regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers bere added teqether. PHE STAR cannot undertake t preserve or return rejected communications, Contritutors who wish to possess Deir manuscripts, ¢ un- used, should keep a copy. BF No attention paid to tnonymous Letter ‘The attitude of Governor Hill of New York on any question of public moment is of interest be- Yond the bounds of his own state on account of his Prominence as a candidate fora presidential nomi- nation in 188% Hisannual message, sent to the legislature yesterday, devotes a good deal of space ‘to the discussion of the labor problem and makes palpable bid for th support of the workingmen. In his judgment the working people have too little Yetgure; and, as there 1s some doubt of the pract!- cability of laws reducing the daily hours of labor, he recommends the establishment of more legal holidays. The requirement that every Saturday afternoon, or even the whole of every Saturday, should be given to the workingman for his own enjoyment would, Mr. Hill thinks, only put him Om an equality with merchanta, bankers, minis- ters, lawyers, physicians, teachers and other busi- nessand professional men who take vacations. Undoubtediy the proposition that the working- man is often compelled to labor more hours than 43 good for him is true. But Governor Hill must have enjoyed some pecullar facilities for observa- on if he has found business and professional men generally abstaining from work for fiity-two or even for twenty-sim weekdays in every year, and choosing those leisure days indiscriminately in ‘the busy and the dull seasons. Another point urged in the Governor's message isan amendment of the conspiracy laws so that they shall not be applicable to the case of labor zombinations for the purpose of strikes and boy- cots, He reganis the existing statutes as bearing ‘unequally on rich and poor, ‘This seems like beg- ging the question. A more candid conrse would have been to recommend the enforeement of the conspiracy laws against employers’ combinations as severely as aguinst combinations of working men, when any lojustice or other wrong is conten plated. But the Gorernor is fully abreast of the times on the subject of arbitration, a reform which be be- leves to be only in its infancy. He sees a differ- ence already in the attitude of the working people toward the state board of arbitration, which they at first looked at with suspicion. What is {true of ‘New York state 1s equally true of every other part @f the Union. The more the honest, order-loving ‘Workingman learns experimentally of arbitration, ‘the better he 1s bound to like it, and the time is yetcoming when every such man will resort to it naturally before giving a thought to more violent methods of righting his wrongs The turbulent spirits are the only ones who will ight against it, and they, fortunately, become a smaller and smaller minority as the mass of the peopleadvance im intelligence and edineation. —_$_$<—- = _ One of the terrible raflway accidents which headed the record of the new year of travel yes- terday was due to the employment of a single ‘track on a road whose traffic not only justifies but demands‘a double track. Two trains tried to run 4m opposite directions over the same section at the ‘Same time, with the Inevitable result, ‘Two of yesterday's accidents were due to belated ‘trains trying to make up time. On some of the reat railroads in this country a rule is in force forbidding trains to make up Jost time under any circumstances, on the ground that they are run as Yast as 1s safe ordinarily, and that an increase of Speed would involve a neediess risk of life and property. On the few occasions when, by special Orders from headquarters, a modification of this Tule is permitted, the track 1s cleared by telegraph along the whole line the belated train is abont to ‘traverse, so that collision, at least, shall be re. moved from the list of fatal possibilities. But the worst feature of the two accidents last Teferred to was the burning of passenger cars and ‘the roasting alive of some of the poor wretches on one of the trains who could not get out. Nothing ‘but good luck prevented a similar loss of life on the other train. Both casualties emphasize the Peril, so often potnted ont by the newspapers, of ‘continuing the old fashion of lighting and leating cars. A coal stove, an oil lamp or a candle has no ‘business on any passenger car in this era of en- lightepment. There are other means of warming ‘& car besides the use of a stove. Steam, hot ‘Water, and chemical combinations have been tried ‘with success both in the United States and im Europe. As for lighting, the portable gas tank gives more satisfactory service, and In case of ac- eldent frees itself. It isan outrage on the trav. elling public tocontinue the use of highly dan- | gerous apparatus where that which is reasonably | ‘sate 15 Just as effecyve or wore so. It is thme that the machinery of fustice were set in motion to make an example of a few railway magnates who trifle with the lives of their patrons in order that they may grow rich themselves by saving money that should be spent on satequarda, ‘Theres not much comfort to be British conservatives from the acquisition gf Mr. Goschen to the cabinet. The bull in the china Shop does not cease to be a bull because he hap- | pens to be pleasantly disposed toward the erockery trade; and Mr. Gosehen dues 1 into a Tory by being willis pany. It 15 al hold, efther in domes? fails of controliin drawn by the ie Ife No states H he felt hunselt tuisely Mr. Goschen will prohabl efore theWworid | wUCH Of a dis. prove appointment to himself as to his lute foeshen, wi are maktug use of me and influence to help | Then ont of a hat preiea: EXTRAORDINARY, DOUGLASS’, 9TH STRFET, ST. € UD BUILDING. sar lady patrons to the fol- uk will prove interesting to The firm, who have been for the pest ten years sup- Plying us with COTTON UNDERWEAR, having been obliged to discontinns operations on account of the Jarge lonses wastained in their endeavors to compete with other manufacturers, and at the same time PAY ‘THEIR EMPLOYES LIVIN ‘TIONS TO SELL AT SUCH PRICES AS WE DEEM PROPER. The gouts, so far as iusterial, shape and finish isconcerned, are perfect: but, many of them, Being sample garments, and, consejuently receiving extra handling, are somewhat soiled and will need to Delaundried For this reason they have been divided {nto several lots, each lot containing Night Dresacs, Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, ke, and every garment in miform price of 50, 75¢. 81, QUENTLY ONLY BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED. ‘We desire to state further that these lots do not in- clude every size in each xarment, but each lot contains ‘Sizes in one or more garments suitable to every indy. ‘The sale will bexin TUESDAY MORNING, at 11 orelock, and will coutinne each day until the en- tire lot isexhausted. DOUGLAsSs: OTH AND P STREETS, Hasnocarrens FOE FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN. ‘Many ny styles never before seen in this countr¥, GAMES, GAMES, Hows SwUsEaests HOME AMUSEMENTS. EVENING PASTIMES, Extensive Dealer snd Manufacturer of WORSTED AND KNIT GOODS. INFANT OUTFITS. CH. RUPPERT, as 403-405 7th at nw & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES BEAVER MUFFS ‘AND NECKBANDS. ns (206 Penna swe IT IS SELDOM THAT A MORE ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS ITSELF THAN THAT WHICH TO-DAY WE OFFER TO OUR PATRONS. IN EXPLANATION WE WISH TO SAY THAT DURING THE SEASON NOW FAR ADVANCED WE HAVE DISCOVERED THAT THE GREATEST DE- MAND WAS FOR OUR FINER QUALITIES OF MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND, AS WE CATER FOR THE MILLION, OUR STOCK OF ME- DIUM GRADES WAS NECESSARILY LARGE. AS A RESULT OF ALL THIS, WE FIND OUR- SELVES OVERLOADED WITH JUST THE KINDS THAT OUGHT NOW TO BE IN DE- MAND. WE LIKE THESE GOODS WELL, BUT WE PREFER SEEING THEM ON YOUR PER- SONS TO SEEING THEM ON OUR COUNTERS. HERE'S THE INDUCEMENT WE NOW OFFER: ‘MEN'S SUITS.—Every Suit in our house which was selling for $12 (and in pointof intrinsic value wasthe Dest for that amount to be found in the city) is now awaiting your selection at $8.5 MEN'S OVERCOATS.—We have gauged these gar- ments by the same rnie precisely. Every $12.00 Over- cost in our house now marked 88.50. OUR STOCK OF YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVER- COATS WAS VERY MUCH LOWER, OWING TO THE FACT THAT THE YOUNG AND DRESSY MEN OF OURCITY HAVE LONGSINCE DISCOVERED THAT OURS IS THE HOUSE WHERE STYLE AND TONE IN YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING REIGNS SERENE. BUT LATE OR EARLY IN THE SEASON WE ARE ALWAYS OPEN FOR A PURCHASE, NO MATTER HOW LARGE, IF THE ADVANTAGE IS APPARENT TO US. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE RESULTS OF SUCH A PURCHASE THIS MORNING, AND THE RESULT IS WE NOW OFFER A LINE OF YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT $8.50 EACH WHICH WOULD SELL WELL AND BE EXCELLENT VALUES AT FROM $12 TO $15; BUT THE IDEA OCCURRED TO US TO MAKE A GENERAL $8.50 SALE OF MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS. THESE GREAT BARGAINS ARE ON EXHIBITION IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS AND ON OUR COUNTERS. LOOK THEM OVER AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. COURTEOUS SALESMEN WILL GLADLY WAIT ON YOU AND NEVER IMPORTUNE YOU To BUY. SAKS & COMPANY, CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, FURNISHERS AND ‘TAILons, ‘Nos. 300 to 308 SEVENTH STREET. It Two Crasses Or Sates ARE NOW IN PROGRESS AT OUR ESTABLISH- MENT. A Grand Sixty Days’ Removal Sale of Winter ‘Merchandise—goods we are willing to sell at re- duced prices, and New Goods, just in season, and other lines on which prices seldom vary. We hope to move into our new store, corner of 11th and F sts, March 1,andas we propose to open with an entirely new stock of Spring and Summer Merchandise, our present stock inst be disposed of previous to that time, Our stock of regular lines will abont hold out. We also confidently expect to dispose of all the goods jnst purchased for our Seventh Annual Special sales; hence it is only our present Win- ter stock that must be yorced, and which we are now forcing by making unparalleled reduc- tions, without regard to previous conditions oF how good value they were at former prices. We are thus explicit in order that you may not et ‘the erroneous impression that everything has deen reduced. Our Seventh Anna] Special Sales embrace the following lines, and we unhesitatingly claim ‘that better intrinsic values than we are now showing have never been offered in this city. Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, Domestic and Housekeeping Goods, Fine Hamburg Embroid- eries, Men's Unlaundered Shirts, It will be to your interest to pay our establish- ment frequent visits of inspection WARD & LOTHROP, Tur 60> Dae Renova Satz Is now fairly under way. Reductions are being quade ail over the store. The order of the day is SwWaEertNe Repvcrioxs, and genuine baresina are the outcome. Prices’ on some lines are cut So low that they are gone ina day. It will pay you to visit us early and often, all of the attractions in REMOVAL PRICES ox FANCY VELYETS. the following lines at once we wer their prices. viz: Mubroidered Sik Velvet, Bi ground embroidered in neat brig! peolens, tare desirable fur combinations, wnuings Vises, rmer Price, ‘Removal Drie o-toued Brocade V n rich coutrasting colors. ALL-WOOL WRAPPER FLANNELS., Goods of which we are overstocked will be re- Qveced fleet. “Some rednetiouw will be made every. 1.300 Funds All-Wool Jersey Striped Flannel for'weappere sachet Childnare eee eee fc, An exceedingly attractive line of styles and rich colorings. Former Price Keanoval Price, inch, Double: Facet’ Biguned Gantow Fla nel, in stripes and blocks. Former Price. free aaa mate inch Fine lle reen, lavender and bum. Former Price... Ramoval Price (Third “fear? take eievatary REMOVAL PRICES WINTER HosteRy, Children's Ribbed Woolen Howe mixed lors, cok plore of darning yarn to match. Former Price, Removal Price Infants’ > Casbmers Bocka: ginipes. S08 quality. Former Price REMOVAb PRIci’s SON Duis ‘This department Efugesterk rune be dy arch 1. We realize that todo thin ea riog are irofita, He (ol Yrufite, “Hence the following unprecedented re- 21-inch Wool Frize Dress: brown, bine and bronze, reduc garnet, green, iuced from $1 to 30e. ch (Lig yards sare duced frou YSel to Boer e ooE bf ‘44-inch All Wool suide sssbes reduced from €1 35% iS esheets bse upin bination suit. i a tion Hobes redneed os “S10 cach. Colors Garnet meena from id w elo cacy ston Robes, reduced ES WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bessows Carcixe Ponovs Pussren. HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. ‘The neatest, quickest, safest and most posrerfal rem. edy known for as they are utterly Se Ask for BENSON'S and take no othara. All druggists. SEABURY & JOHNSON, Prorarcrons, New York, Tre Gowes Excre Crormme ‘COMPANY, NO. 400, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D 81S, Ht ge gs EE TE gt wo U fia SUITS aS Bweax Das, 9 Ror Dass. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ___FOR ee ‘ANTED-BY A BESPROT! ee Wasser Inquire st 3450 fat awe refill haircare ISHED PARTLY ‘ath, 4 ‘EWL) = or PL eh = WASTED BY A RESPECT: Wika Leena | Fe ‘THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ar + LANSBURGH & BROS, 420-422-424-426 7th street, ANTED—GIRL ‘OF CHIL is Waar rast say nace oie Se patties omar pes was Ay ea RA . Sic lonetie ot oa per ,worth at least ioe. y ANTED—A FOI Betae ee Sane Wataeshee ws ee eee .worth 75¢. These hang Ry LE IN EF ind gooD FAS ——* 7c, These Wi Peat vcs present cold weason. — scien Sheed Butcher Mastin Remnants, at 7c. Per en ‘ONE THAT HAS HAD for heavy use. ray Ge nape ‘in embroidery material preferred. 5 og, Bish deur Ney tore ci ‘any Were GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE: ibe tnd Loe patie icp apply with, ‘ab 2135 K st 0. Ww. than of teary AA Doctict, 70, wet aNTED— WASH AND 2 casea Heavy 11-4 Gray Blankets, $1.25,worth $1.75. irom, ot Purkien Wate 1417 @ at me _ Good ‘wages to servant, B53 1 cane Bius and Gold Calleo Remnants, at 40, per yard, * HEL Fimet bee fein A etwte| WER aT ‘cases Utica Bleached Cotton Remnants at following Waxien-x RE : Fide. Sais sia 124 wide. good city references required. sKppiy at anes tod =. Bat.ne Ja5-3t 50s to Sophy at 1010 prolate . ab cook Aa GeeS H eget Guay MOLT Din aD RELIABLE Wom Ware A 00, on TRS ‘1708 Mastow. ‘Ja5-20* "ANTED — MEN AND WOMEN TO aan AT out, -Aredzetion of 10 per cont on Candivan Jackets. ‘This and all 2 | Lae THAT i aaa Sy a '@ MAN—S2—OF BUSINESS AY eet en a AL Address H. A. Wares Dore ea rc: SOBER AND Wiese upper et _ sett can Sacrene Gall st rend Wee {ATLADY OF EXPERIENCE AND. te ae | ‘ANTED BY A RESP J NTED-AN EXCELLENT "76 | salary. doe Papua erator . In@ rapid 01 on geod : ‘take Speciteatione trom alceat ‘aictation if deatred; best of refer~ ences. Box 157, Star office, cid yANTED—SITUA’ NS FOR MEN AND WOMEN ‘an cooks, chambermaida, sales ladies, ae eae ous: ‘Coachmen and Waiters. Nat. st. nw. J TED_KNOWN—ONLY Np | * competent Servant tre, aowaged for any aod capacities, in House and quarters for su vaan ah ae soe te once. White and colored eget cooks, $10 to BPR, U Y000 HR HRN § coo ‘will hold good Yor this Thursday" Urves, scrubs. and men coo Eee U I Hut i aS i § = About 150 Renmants of Flanneln in ail colors aod ath | © aid pisiaseer suede: << R RU OcH H Bi aa ~ fps tha, which are marked with a desire E Roo Gon BES GGG Bgs87 size doe il Wie G0OD, WASHER AND TRONER: — wehare ing ae, Wont “Bones” Whisk Howers an Se poe ‘useful and ornamental articles left over My rere ee cook and laundress for At the close of every season we receive from © repu- ‘om he holiday tradeswhich we ofr wo the Pubic 8. family, situation for 8 good woman. ‘table mannfacturer the balance of his stock of Buch-} at half-prices. Address Box 150, Star office. 4-3t. ‘ANTED-WHITE 6 GENERAL HOUSE- ings. We buy these goods at a low figure with the Amasattan Mota} and Plush-trame Mirrors, we | WANTED WHITE GIRL. GEN uh, Say at intention of makings run on them. Invoices of these nights; good wages; city references, 806 16th joo are axpivtl Gally, wo our Spool: Goclares | acitinviehig quantity. of ecaoeats ie Worsted Dees ‘ED—5O 1D CHOPPERS TO mre ‘them tobe “A2 and good values Ax snch, then, we | Goodsof all description aud jengths, at half-price; Wim Pallroad, HW. BLUNT. 1058 offer you some thinga which we believe deserve to be Sista. ad termed — py ENGRAVER, GooD ‘Wo would suggest early calls on our Remnant Days. FT TOTES Tinton aneatoctucine gen. A oe Aa ig During the middie of the day these rooms get so | Sistioners 115s Lith at, Philulelphia Pee ion oe BOB AA R G GAA HT 5 AA Ee of os AA i x crowded at times that it is impossible belboirseaiee “d WARTED-EXPERIENCED SOLICTTORS FOR paw pan iad early, ‘ine BBBA AR & GGG A i iN sal Leghorsclamomdontn beh tok tetris Raton aah anei ee * HUMPHREY & COLMAN, (On center counter, ae = Spee i NTED_COOK— WHITE WOMAN —IN PRT. Double row Quilted Footing Huching. E A ERE os (Gate ally, must be thoroury experietcel th «© Sacn ge RA RNR a best clans of cooking; no attention pald to applications « - L AAA NNN = at Seapine city peretences, Be ‘tar office, “ Imitation Crepe Lisse TLL A A WN NN &8ss8 Sf eee Sere eee Silk Stitching , Plaiting and Embroidery, in Black, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A REAL ESTATE ‘White and various colors. must have some ex} ce_in_ the busi- ie g Mi BRE, &s # # ‘ness and write a good hand. ‘R. E., Star office. Any of the shove we offer st BBR OU OU RRR OG BRE | ee ny GLERRC REFERENCES AND G00 5 CENTS PER YARD, BB U U RR GGG H H "ANTED—A (ec (EFERENCES AND GOOD BBB UU RR a HOH ‘peniman. Answel ly, giving axe and expected Ry, “aise Sth. ize letter: reas, heavy, with Seige | oiice. ofertas Ae tt BBB, RRR. ‘TED — DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- as Bae Bee 8 9 ted by. lies. Me d Women, Fine Crepe Lisse Ruchings, in white, cream and colors, te #oh BPR 8 8. | snes Se RR in, SE ey inte great variety of designs, and the lot comprising feet See BE “o>”? et ferences. 717 Mst-nw. nd. some 50-cent goods, at ONE cE is ee we ear TO COOK. WASH eS pall farnily; im ferences, 15 CENTS PER YARD. Eee ee ase1 Rew Hamuhire ste aw me ae Pecks 420-422-494-420 7TH ST, ANTED—A COMPETENT COLORED GIRL AS waittess and chambermaid in @ small fe ily. coo OO Bb OL A 8555 a, References: 1319 New Hampshire ave Ja ore Te ek b ne Ree ‘To dispose more speedily of our immense quantity ‘ANTED—A WHITE SERVAS ANT) FOR 6 GENERAL . "and dren's Cloaks we have decided to housework and minding children. cooking, Soe 88 Eon Foam AAR Hi ok | ofadinnend cin Wier gaaee se, ay ga eS “oo” Euan Tune A*K HH S508 | givea reduction of 20 per cent off marked prices, ee aa AND THIS WE DO IN GOOD FAITH. U U EFF FFF ‘We have the stock and variety to select from, eka & HOLLINGSWORTH COMPANY, WR en, €&S FE RP FF ss $e BY FP F sg Se Wate, 100K IN A PRIVATE F; Rae uw FF OF Bg OUR FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL MUSLIN UNDER- those haying best city references need apply. Weoffer you a lot of Ladies’ Linen Collars, in White Fancy and Percale, sizes 13, 13% and 14, at 5 CENTS EACH. We have one lot of White, Fancy and Percale Cuffe, ‘which we will close out at 8 CENTS PER PAIR, THE BR O% REN BBBOOO O NNN BB OO NNN BBB 00) N ORN uM A HOA EEE Wuue dP, £9 8 OH EF ERC eters os MMM 24 FE G8 HoH fee 7 3 " 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. The popular favorite for dressing the hair, restoring ‘the color when grey, and preventing dandraff, It cleanses the acalp, stops the hair falling, and is sure to please, 50c. and @1 at droggists, HINDERCORNS. ‘The safest, surest and best cure for Corns. Bunions, &c. Stops all pain. Ensures comfort to the feet. Never failstocure. 15 centsatdruggiste. —_ja5-wha,ly Are You Coxscwenve. ‘Have you Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Indigestion ? Use PARKER'S TONIC without delay. It nas cured many of the worst cases and is the best remedy for all affections of the throat and lungs, and diseases arising from impure blood and exhaustion. The feeble and ok, trvowting sexitet desing, and slowly drifting ts RSE ont Baths their health by {PARKERS TOTO but delay sn Tait in ie, ae AOR da eat Of No, 20 East Eleventh street, NEW YORK, Informs the Ladies of Washington that she will exhibit IN PARLOR E, AT “THE ARLINGTON," Ou WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, January 5 and 6, A Handsome Selection of IMPORTED COSTUMES, EVENING DRESSES, ‘WRAPS and CLOAKS, apie 209 Hillyer Place n.w. before 10 a. m, and WEAE’SALE BEGINS MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 305, LANSBURGH & BRO. Ovexrxe Ts Weer EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN GOODS FOR EVENING WEAR. J. O. HUTCHINSON, IMPORTER. ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMA’ W ioccoke for tounters, at GOH Fac new. Muse be gogd cook and give good a-3t ‘ANTED_ON A FARM CLOSE TO THE CITY, tdaes zr ctatine whee se employed ‘also. sala ress, stating where last employed alko exacted. FARM, Star office. ‘na ‘ANTED— em ONCE-MEN AND WOMEN AS ‘cooks, ouseworkers, dressmakera. nurses, maids, waiters, shuckers, coschmen, butle: Henalities, city andeountiy. Fo MyBERA Ware WOMEN COOKS, #10. TO | maaids, waitresses; scrubbers, latmdresse i kinda of work. Nai CLOAK DEPARTMENT. REMAREABLE BARGAINS. Tabor jalcot nv waltere and for ‘Bureau, O17 Teh st. NEWM. ED — WHY REMAIN IDLE WHEN WE Bee Wie Mteady work tolndies anil gentlemen vod FRENCH FRISE WRAPS, ho canvansnk; distance no sobjection: work PLUSH VISITES, ASTRACHAN VISITES, Plain and Fur Trimmed. ENGLISH JACKETS. NEW GooDs. Recent purchase at tremendous reductions, MILLINERY at Lowest Prices ever quoted. Gone at home. Address Aid Supply Co, 43. Eliot st, Boston, Mase. 1-60" ANTE i, D Waa tasters mun be scant, Sale eal and have egut Arena hanes ith PON pai "Star office. FURS at 10 percent. discount. ‘lars, Oay Best only. NTYOU!—ATIVE. pees deal Witwer Drodtabte epiey ment 4 DRESS TRIMMINGS. represent ts in every sounty: salary 87m ber month 2 and expenses: or a lange cominindon on wales if pre Direct importation. ferred. Goods mtaple ‘oue Duy. ES BS, {culurs free. STANDARD SILVERW: LACES, we mpi FOSTER KID GLOVES, WVANTED-CANVASSERS FOR $1.00 per pair upward. Fitted and warranted. Waste misty and! Comino. Al SILK PLUSH, = all colors, at $1.05 per yard. WANT TED—ROOMS BEST QUALITY ASTRACHAN, BLACK and BROWN, “ANTED_BY MILY OF THREE, FOUR ‘at $4,00 per yard, 54 inches wide, Wi antag in owner's Louse, if possible. Permanent._G., Bear ofice, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. _jat Tose Tae New Lear. HOUSE CONTAINING Warr, omouus, gai pe, st section ; state exact location. Address X a Mst.n > me _Jad-St We ‘ANTE USES TO. nearly out of gis rent. Thowges to rent. Entinfed, ff those eee Hace then Poa shore time. "No eharwes unless hounet are ren! dads ANTED—-HOUSE, CONTAINING EIGHT OR ‘will WHAT A MODEL HUSBAND RESOLVED TO EAR OFF. wdern improvement northwest aie sruig edeiitod’ Gog UI say et tah a Seeger Rio mbt sve poate ‘Address Box 156, Star office. “Mary,” said s Washington husband, “what shall Inwear off this year? You know that last year Please you I swore off smoking, and I kept my swear. “Well, John, Idon’t know what youcan swear off this year, Youdon't drink, you don't chew, you don’t gamble, you don't swear, you don't go to the lodge every night, you don't flirt—at least, I never caught WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS TO | PURCHASE A MEDIUM-SIZED CS ‘Safe. “Address L. P. 8., Star office, NT—A NTA VERY PLEASANT ‘SUITE OF FUR- FRE ag TG i : i Ritode iland ave, nw 30-3 Foe eserasion ase AND, BED-Roow. Po RE en: Steet mapeure: Io RE FIRST F 2. a AR = meer fame: Si8 eae Reto NT—1 LARGE FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Bisbed front and 2 an ‘second floor, by! se RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND. eae eee ¢| Sass ‘oF three —— es and Tanta tana EN SUITE lo ret E RooMs, EX Str ae UNFURNISHED ROOMS, a orth also Rooma, with Semen aco ROR RENTe1s06 7 JITH ST RW. FWO mRionT ‘ir new house tack Ste of beth amd parlor; table board: private’ Fate; references. ; terms oe eat" BENT—A SUITE ona ses “ AC FLEMING. jot 3 ‘OR RENT ping ee aod Law. RERT-ORE con Hct cat ee mM, vate tay, al ore 3 Th oraber pane 539 Doth th st now s|F% 2 RENT—339 C ST. NW. ONE HAxDSoME Fr, ‘second floor, sititable for ane : water om sabe Boor. Aap g ax ANT ALASKA SEAl ELEGAN » at a sacrific ay ‘Rew; bust 34; on Set Goor, near National and Metropcli RENT TUIE ST. inst Hoot. suitabie fot one or tes gentle- amen, with fre and gus. jee ‘OF SALE—DRUG ae ae SPLEXDIDLY SITU. ted ; doing good business, Inquire of B. H. WEBB, 310 455 at. new. nie OR ‘SALE_CHEAP_ONE FINE POOL TABLE womplete; in gond order, Inquire 490 Sth st. &@ or brig Stores Beh and Festa, 355i DR, SALE_TWELVE-FOOT PINE SHELVING, partly glazed, seven feet high: counter nine fe long. with, patent change drawer; both stained ; rose- wood tobacco cutter and candy Jars, at 1637 3a “ed . SALE—PRIVATE—HANDSOME IMPORTED Fini: of Seoich Goltee cise 2 ohn; traied fo the house maa “dlrs BORCRE Bar| § 3 R SALE—PHOTOGRAPH |G: ty. Pe OR SE, owe = FOR SAF BED FEATIEEN, AT 350. 4 FOUND: new. mn; all order ‘promptly at tended to: ondets of 10 Tos and Bygeltvers, “jaws OA. SEITZ & BHO. O58 H st. me, Fo R SALE—A BLACK HAWK oy FOUR veo old; gentle and sound ; works double and sin- gle. Rear 219 D st. n.w. Owner in city after ate | 2 ‘at Belvedere hotel. RK 8: EARLY NEW—A SQUARE G GABLE, pian T340 Corvoran 6 SALE—ONE FIRST-CLASS FRESH | MILCH cow. Unquire of H. HENDSON, Washington Bar- Fey ‘Sate OR cee SELL AT A SACRIFICE PAR- Alor, and bedroom wet Also, Other arte FOR SALE — ONE CHICKERING te % octave, it onder: ‘$60. THOMAS DOWLING, corner Lit af aaa Wade Vania ave iw. Fe SALE~ APPLETON AMERIGAN ENCYCLO: ely copnplete, with fve annual gap ments and t6 all, 25 ‘volume fect Geass Box 154, Star office fats OK SALE — HANDSOME CHERRY COU ble for » real estate or broker's office oF Pa 3, which is. warter its original 'HiRL, Real Estate, col Sih'ana Pot BeBe JPOe SALETA GREAT, BARGAIN—AW ELI me cina 7%; octave Square Jews and lyre, sweets Tull qa ‘of tone: 130 en or sisoat Tunted for five years: for only 10 per wonth. handsome atool and cover incly poly at ouce at je” Exot, For seS SALE—JUST ARRIVED 25 HOBBES. AMONG hem some Dratt and Driving and Coscli Horses: few choice Brocd Mares, whit for sale oF gxchange. SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEY, stablein fearof nw. ; OR SALE-SE Apply FOE SALECSTOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO- cery and Meat Store, doing good Uusiness. Satis- iuctory reason given for Selling. Apply at store, cor ner 24th and I nts. now. sabe T80 E WELL-FURNISHPD: in private family: location «x near F st. pa x w A NICELY FUR a ees 1415, ia ae tr ree pean GOMFORTARLS, Fe oe Sere FQE, RENT — RICE FURNISHED SU ‘Rooms on Arst Boor, hot. mouths also handsome sult cbr ne ‘faces sout Mest, and ‘Plumbing. onion VE, a 19 @ ST. N. W.. PLEASA! FRc, i beat’ ‘board. och ic reacoommodated. t RENT-SUITE OF ROOMS, N ished, floor, 234 3d st. n.w.. near Penn, ave. and Capitol: suitabls for MC. ‘or others, dll-4w —J NNECTICUT AVE, FRET RENTIAT, 1214 CON} Dae ANT ROOMS, 1ST ‘DLw., and al: nall OR RENT LARGE or 3d floors, st 1534 sonnel ow ate RENT—A SUIT O} — eae See 3th st. n. w. yc af FURNISHED ernie! ROOMS ON SECOND alert furnished, with board, rosiianaine 7 Sa TOOKING FOR Rooms ia to call at. our office for fren List of same. ae STO © SOK, Meal Estate and tn surance, 1220 F stn. aus Fo RENT ae ems ran ake ReUE Se _t4-lw FFICE, WITH HEAT, "sdpotnig Suu” busldius em diet RS, NGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND Cages, Gold Fisk, Aquariums and Food, Largest assortinent ii te city. at SCHMED'S Bisd store, 12th st., two doors south Pa. ave. 027-21 B SALE THIRTY HEAD OF HORSES, JUST ovenr | FO" “idivid Pow Giada ek 10 Coupe Horses: one pair of matched Chestmat Sor. rel Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high: one pair of Black Horves, 15 hands 3 inches high, very stylish; also two of the finest Saddle and HarnesdHorees that have ever come to this market: one Black Horse (Prince), 16 hands 1 inch high—can trot a mile in 2:50—any Sady can drive him: one Bog Mare (Dot), 133 hands high gam trot a tulle in 2:40—auy indy’ can drive ber: one Bay Horse Gillly), 15 hands 2 uch igh—can trot = muile in 3 mina ‘We call your special attention to Bay Horse ag Saat Bak ar user Parmar (een | gentleman ean drive hi No Kentucky prices asked for them. To be anon at JOHN SIMMONS’ Stable, No. 321 3th at.n, w., Washington, D. FE SALE_DOES YOUR PIANO. SUIT ¥O <= ot, come and talk oxcha azn —— york ave. 2.0, Fue RENT-STORE AND CELLAR LAR, CORNER OF 1d Le gta, n.w.: $25 per mont to W. Fis ith se ne. im FOR RENT—MISCELLAN SOUR BENT—TYPE-WRITERS, @5 PER MONTH. coe | Fudan c20.8m_W. H. PORTE Genemnt Avent, 033 Fret. BUSINESS CHAN NCES. JOR SALE-BIEDS"A FINE LOT oF, ron F Birds, the best ‘ed. Ca ‘a a a the fitd store 11587 : ockd-Sia" JOR SALE—LARGEST STOGK OF CHRISTMAS t Wheels, incl rudini second-hand boys? ‘sguats Tor fel en TusepclendTUn $3 Woe NY are” MOH AL MARTE MOCHTADE, AE EAppREAS } bung, Trained Ss ey ae Cansiries: rusported and Domestic Kinds, Bird Seed: Fos and Cages FRED. ZELLER, 231"Pa.ave..w, = Fon SALE —.A FINE ST STOCK OF oaERAeS 3. seven ANDRE! ai3-im 412 to $16 14th st nw. Fe SALE-SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS 1x fine Pianos frou $175 upward, Lificent Kranich & Bach,, ‘a8 new, for L, WILD & BKOS., 709'7th st. n.w. ‘ai1-3 rANTED—RATS— RATS — RATS — SLAUGHTER | yoo 5, Also, a very choice assortment of Trimmings for Ball | $oq'at it—you don't speculate in stocks you don't Wwe Hvory stables and private houses cleaned | F'Sroome aud Dinner Dresses, WA-St_ | Tenten office, youdon't come home eross you don’t | gf rave by, well tesiued f ‘Address WM. | go, Brgome sti» NY! an office, you a you He One HORAN: O15 dik st uw: Avnly at PANES Couch Shope 2508 Basa W“LETT & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES | want to meddle with the cooking, you don’t sneak off | #, ALL im, #508 Es. ave SEAL SKIN. ‘n alone to the theater and try to make me believe you ‘ANTED—A FEW MUSIO PUPILS BY A LADY FEE chiar cotbes se OF FALL AND a 03 ACKETS 5 Penna. ave, | Weresitting up witha sick friend. In fact, John, I SED cack erperinea ta ton sia: | aug coupe rockawaye aid 4 don’t know what new leaf youcan turn, unless it’s to | ous with Reniuners; beat references. ME. | Gna hends eS SOnN Me yOUNG, stop being so extravagant about clothing.” ©. D., Star oftice. LE DRO, TE n27-3m 479 and 481 C st. nw. F F se nigextravagant Mary! Fahaw! No,1 Ukoto look We pe ee a Feee SECOND HAND pent are! Eyre: be arus- Sohiner Uprune extes Wet ee en ee Jeteow2w’_| torrent HUGO WORGH & CO., By ‘FIRE! FIRE! FIREN 820,000 WORTH OF MEN'S, YOUTHS, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DAMAGED BY SMOKE. GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE, ‘THE BEST CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED, ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERFOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, Sat No Mor Gay Ham ‘No More Falling of the Hair, ‘No More Dandrng or Scurt. CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. ‘And are now prepared to show s very Elegant Amort- “No, but 've heard it very highly spoken of. Those who buy there tell me that it is the best and chespest clothing house in Washington.” “Well, John, suppose you discard high-price tailors for a while and try Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing House. Tknow that by buying there you can dress RESPONSIBLE PARTY. ‘BUY Wer Caran city at & Mae HLH. M, Belvedere Hotel. WaeaEES, ‘SPEAKERS, SINGERS AND Dersons wishing to possess a clear, loud, voice, atte Aromatic Squill Drops. ‘Ten cents st drug: FRO? SALE-FINEST LINEN PAPERS. 0020-3m_W.H. PORTER, General Agest, 033 F at. MONEY TO LOAN. dust as well as you do now,and at half the expense ‘Will you promise?” “Mary, I think youare right. Adler's goods are cer- tainly stylish and well made and sold yery low. Wri GENTS WILL BUY A: Bor ¢ OF dtroraxtle Sau Drops, sheng pl liz of Cough TED_EVERY ONE WISHING Wasieiea ey oun or tosee our an Head, Baar ce may jew and original: ten x Van and afer ‘Work in italian a ed "ANTED—LAWYERS AND (he elidin CALL Ws et oro eR, ys ess Was Batanga Vlad acon! aaa ee Red Sejee aad ah ea ates a pad: ee ees = | Seen ee work eat D— 1 OR Eick VICTOR E. ADLER'S, PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. , STRICTLY ONE PRICE 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. (Open Saturdays till 11 p.m. jt RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES ‘Beg to announce that they have opened their Brarich House, 815 15th Street Northwest (Over Hanson, Hiss & 0o,'s), th st. roi IMPORTED COSTUMES, ‘RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSER, ‘WRAPS, BONNETS, Ero., ‘Just received from the leading houses of sete SeSe eee ae Gelay. Moderate ro oars Estate aid 3s5-3m_ “1418 € $100,000 Pa eueres = & JOHNSTON, 738 15th at. nw. oe IMPROVED PROP- MSs, TO LOAN, “de Wale ON REAL ESTATE 00, RE ra aaa yo (201 ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN = gies LONDON AND PARIS. Imported specially for the Washington Season, 2h Went 11 ey gasning: | M™ TO LOAN ON Seat eis 3 815 15th st. nw, Washington, D.C, 431-1m ‘Surzuns SILVER ge eae wrk ae PELE Neal neoreeees icon ATT: PER CENT WANTED asa mo! ‘on a piece of Geoneia oo ee ae, (0 BOUGHT ¢ ie Ena 875.000 ae other pieces of sere - C7 ‘st, cor. D n. w.. Dec. Recount SALE—A WELL-ESTABLISHED } sear QS Se ity for auy tan busta Sar ie al old reas to cash custome! if sold on ee a SUE, OF Re above the cash redemption vale, seater a SF Ivesrnss UARAN- AHA, ‘AXD TRUST COMPANY. QUNTEMAS date Treswurer C38} President, | terest and i Gusreneean and Paid, the - ‘Gneiatcst Satonal Bak of lew York. = Intercat payable set : Bonds in sums of $200 and ‘hose Five Algrigege Honda re seeured on im wea | real gelate in and around Omabs, ‘Nebreskacand iu 0 case ism loan made exceeding forty per cent of the value of the prope! ewe Ma ne eegeanaiaon i eee, SOS SL YRS care eat Shing busines thet ‘will sey Kalrae bo soe ORTH CAPITOL 97a STORE SSS Coe anaes FOR RENT—-HOU SES =e FOR RENT-HOUSE NO. 450 MST. N Wok om in ih er vemmenia; ent B40. fngatte st Re eS rect Sioa OR RE: : STREET No Ww PRS er het ctinne haat eee catae in rear contains 13 Toots, Tixsiern iuprovemets, com. FRRieet to etreet cars and devartmenta, Inquiry 430 Hat. n. w. =” jOUSE 4 MASS AVE N, 1 Ae Rote es. ussas Fe aS, Ar iy to W. ©. JOHNSON, TSth et mw. SEW Aik ROOM ne 3 F217. 1219 het we, at fl Si Bed waaiisesss wet 50, Tah Fmt, Bw. Fe RENT OR SALE—HOURE 496 HST. NEAR Pension office, tay window. brick, even cSt OOfAr ll modern tnaproveaments, contlens. “Ker JOR RENT_HOWSE, LOT AND STORE cow Lined. wuitable place for business: situated nea lesville, Ma. Apply or uddiwss to Mew dA. PRE Colesville, Montgomery Co., Md. Eine ot SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,» JOR SALE—GROCERY A: tucely fitted tp will well es siting, “Call at 300 Nata OR RENT—HOUSE 024 W STN. SIX me taath, ball anicellar ready for tenant AN ly EwWis'D. JONES, 400 Bet ne i 308, RENT MOUSE fur, 11-8125 221 120 st.aw..Or 930 ste Foe At Mave tie ap 13 iS bane 30 sitesi, Vir Th30 th st. ti.w., L4r. a0 oy SIs Rurys xt nw. 30 3 i FAT Vint st now iw at’ Hit wae 22 1th wt we, dr dwt. bet. Mand N i st IMIS 17th wt nw. 6 40 Met. now See ONO Willow Drew al 4 STORRS, ETC. Str ru and jit of cel, re OFFIces. r "6 om and Pa aver Ste rin. collar, 1 back rm. Yh and Pa. eve, 201 Stable Fr 140 Be The above ts only a portio Pooks. Por toll Hat exbt wt office for bulietin inened a the Istand 15th. Dad] “THOS FE WAUGAMAN. JOR RENT—BY_ KO HOLTZMAN Mice Bite, of the property on my. Mist uw Ge Cat nw 1401 16uli si tL 40 Cor, 40 470 La. ave, office ro FURNISHED. ‘Grant Plane, 9r cle, Lar Nitav-nr. Dupout ir 21 Host. near 14th. 16r Conitay- ie Dupe cir Sth, near wt. Gr ¥, tear I8th wt, 10r Property placed with me for nent or wale in liberally advertinnd free of Cont to the owner For lst of Proper i ale, Call wen ». HOLTZMAN, 10th FST. NW. TEN Rooms, vents. central focation and ev 90) per teats OS. E WAGGAMAN, REW BRICK PS, papered with mtenty Cae ROBERN = RENT. modern improve hood crete vellat ; rable tenant Pemite St. Aloy Hine Foon, hoprovements. Apply 8. FISHMAN & SO) departinents: market, sirvet cars ci ARMES, 7 a-Tim . tm ARLY pose de quire 51 Tet. nw JOR RENT—A BEAUTI icit POR REST ISTOP PAVING RENT AND Bey 100 and gpwan ace pay. You will thus 0 the rent ¥ m for reat. CH. KNIGHT, 625 F st. nw, rom 1, fitet Moor. elt 11 ROOM AND NATH HOUSE 4 oad repair $20) per auowth to H."KNIGI ¥ at uw ron dy st, TOr., mid. st prea st, rom. 4 hat 1m ise o STORES. 1300) Pom ay Oot Mt st WESOOTT & WILOOX, 1907 Penney ivanin ave mw. 1218 20th «tn. Fora full Lstaprly to, nO eh tae Oe 906 F xt. aw. Gr. 216 Rat. nw PRacae STORES. SOT Teh st. nw. Sr. 800.07 $40 8. Canitol Sen. 40 $ te BH. WAMNER & C0.910 Fat nw THEEE-STORY BRICK DWELLIN H stn. contains 19 rooms, erllar, also minder ot AOoot aliey. at yiy'to A. EBERLY & ead His month. Aj QOH RENT NEAR THE CAPITOL, A and pleasantly sit Bri Toms, including bath. JOR RENT 1128 1 13, rooms rent, 860. EP isod ir ave....2190 2900 0 stn. Sw. cor Sth& , 10r 1008 9th st. n.w,, 14r "100 101% Coun ave, S22 14th st nw... 1204 Kat nw, nis oa ine 19th wt, 117. § Conn, ave... RRENT_TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 235 2D Shetty ta Senne ae Porras ee ashes ae es z ‘OR RENT—2025 Q ST. dae REY MOI pars 1 —] at 1OWA Fee cigut roo aE LY Fear peo * Bok Cs RENT_THEEE HANDSOME NEWLY BCILE F in 447, aa aot Gt hw anton eeersoomnns emer E eae eerie = ~<