Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1887, Page 2

- inal STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY. --January 10, 1887. CROSBY s. ! NOYES... ..- Ed "The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. ——————— THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications, Contributors whowish to possess their manuscripts, f un- used, should keep a copy. 42 Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, if its appearance the same day te desired, reach the office not later than 12 o'clock noon. (8 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters. Tes: ed to-night that Don M. Dickinson, the Michigan boss, has secured the promise of the Sppointment of John J. Enright as postmaster of Washington, tn place of Frank Conger, now In Ficht was county clerk of Detroit forfour years. Mr. Dickinson tried to get him Bominated for Congress, Dut fatled. He 1s consid- ered arising young democrat, and the place 1s said to be promised to Michigan, as Conger is trom that state— Washington Correspondence Balti- amore American. at the very basis of popular government Iles the princtple of home rule. In recognition of this, ‘the democratic party incorporated in its national platform of 1884 the clause: “The selection of federal officers for the territories should be re- stricted to cfitzens resident therein.” There is nothing equivocal in this declaration; and Mr. Cleveland, as the candidate of his party for the ehief appointing office in the government, must have understood !t in its entirety when he ac- cepted the nomination. His utterances on several ‘occasions before and after his election showed that ne realized how important a share the home rule principle was bearing in the activities of the ume; and no part of the American people were more ready to accept his statements in good faith ‘than the citizens of this District. What wastheir surprise, then, when he sent in the name of Mr. Matthews, of Albany, for the recordership of deeds! The District contained a host of good men and good democrats from whom a recorder might have been chosen. The only possible excuse for ‘the choice made was the need of rewarding Mr. ‘Matthews for his partisan services, which under the circumstances was no excuse at all. The Sen- ate has declined to approve the devotion of a Dis- trict office to the encouragement of colored democ- acy by importing an object of honor froia a city four hundred miles away, when that city itself contains an abundance of offices which could be Just as well used for the same purpose. If the re- port in our Baltimore cotemporary is true, t will indicate that the President has not learned the Jesson of last summer's episode. How many times st will be necessary to impress ft remains to be seen. Let us hope that the story afloat. about Mr. Dickinson's candidate is unfounded, and that the Mathews incident will be su‘Mictent of its kind to Jast for a whole administration. Another fatal railway aceldent, differing only in extent from that which happened at Tiffin last ‘Week, has just happened at Lenape station, on the ‘Wilmington and Northern road. Here a freight twain was stalled and the caboose received the Drunt of the collision. The flagman was sent down ‘the track too late to prevent an approaching train from dashing into the stationary one, and the stove tu the caboose set fire to the wreck with the usual result. This disaster, be it remarked, oc- curred in broad daylight, and not in the night, like that at Tiffin. It was therefore less pardonable. But the fact that, under any cireumstances, with the warnings of history before them, ratlway con- ductors will permit such a thing to happen through neglect to get out their signals in time, 1s hard for travelers to understand, except on the ground that the punishment for criminal carelessness 1s not severe enough. If every state were to enact laws making such an offense murder when fol- lowed by fatal consequences, it would not require more than two or three public exampies to work a material reform in the practice of protecting human life on the rail. ——————— It will be seen by the communication clsewhere that an act was passed by the Virginia legislature last winter granting the U. 8. government all necessary rights as to landing and approaches on the Virginia side to the proposed aqueduct. bridge. Fs} Sef axD NEW YEARS ‘NEAR, AND WE HAVE AT OUR NEW STORE, 1112 F ST. N. W., A SELECT STOCK OF ‘MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, 3UST THE THING FOR HOLIDAY PRES- ENTS, WHATCAN YOU BUY FOR FRIBNDS ‘MORE SUITABLE THAN GOOD CLOTHING? ‘WE ARE ANXIOUS TO BUILD UP A LARGE, TRADE IN OUR NEW STORE, AND ARE OFFERING THE BEST-MADE NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE MADE CLOTHING, ALL TAILOR-MADE, AT MUCH BELOW PRE- VAILING PRICES. WE WANT YOUR CUS- TOM, AND LOW PRICES FOR BEST GOODS OUGET TO GET IT. COME AND SEE US AT OUR NEW STORE, FILLED WITH NEW CLOTHING, 1112 F ST.N.W. ALSOAFULL LINE OF PIECE GOODS FoR CUSTOM WORK. ALL UNDER THE CHARGE OF MR WILLIAM DEMOTT, SO LONG AND FAVOR- ABLY KNOWN IN THE TAILORING BUST- NESS. CALL AND SEE HIM, AND FIND HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE ON YOUR CUSTOM CLOTHING. NEW STORE 1112 F ST. N. W FILLED WITH THE NICEST Goops, 20-m,wt Srom Ovencoats. Our stock in Storm Overcosts isvery large and this is Just the ‘weather to wear these garments; ‘they are just the thing to wear ‘with your dress suit, Prices range from $12.50 to Bo GEORGE SPRANSY, 507 SEVENTH STREET, {Opposite U.S. Post Office.) ig ‘S RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES SEAL SKIN JACKETS Ma MJ. Hex 1309 F ST. N.w., OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON- NETS AND HATS. FRENCH FELT BONNETS AND HATS AT COST. EID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. a6 No More Gea Han No More Falling of the Hair, ‘No More Dandruff or Seurf. No More Brash or Wiry Hair. ror all these conditions we beartuly recommend NAT- vats or folie ea bee OVERY : i _——, Pa etter Seger ties ep ths a ar 5 Penna. ave. For Tx “Kor Dascens. ‘We have just opened an elegant line of Ladies? Fancy Lisle Thread Hose, in a varied assort- ment of styles, including “Boot-patterns,” ‘vertical stripes, fancy checks, blocks, etc. These are worth, and usually sold at, $1.50 and $2. Our price $1 and 1.25 per pair. Note—84 different shades of Satins, at 35c. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Coxmsvatios Suz Or Usozm. WEAR, ‘Notwithstanding the immense trade in theso goods during the past week, every line is yet complete, and we are showing beyond s doubt the best intrinsic values in Ladies’ Muslin Underwear ever distributed in this city. We use only reliable brands of muslin, thor- oughly made, nicely finished, and made up in the latest approved styles. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 7a) ‘Crostxe-our Prices» Ox HOSIERY. ‘We have too many of these lines, hence the reductions: Cuilaren's Seal Brown Ribbed Cotton Hose, Gouble knees, hee] aud toe; sizes G3, 7, 73 in. sean Children’s Plain and Ribbed Wool Hose, pieco of darning yarn to match: sizes 6 and 6% only. Rewular Price. . and 34c. “Closing-out Price. -3 for 50c. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. or Tur Finsr Tor Since we have been in business we are insugu- rating a “closing-out” sale. By a “closing-out sale” we mean “a clean sweep,” which is what ‘We propose to make of EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF WINTER STOCK, and all other lines of which we have a surplus; also lines we do not propose to handle in our new store. We hope to move MARCH 1, and as we have only a short period in which to effect the dispo- sal of this stock, the exigencies of the occasion demand that we make “sweeping reductions.” Some lines go down and out every day. We find it impracticable to publish ALL reductions, hence we advise our customers to psy our es- tablisbment early and frequent visite. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Revovat Prices Ox Wrz We donot propose to carry single Winter Skirt into our new store. We think you will be lad to relieve us of them at these reduced prices: aadies' All Wool Flannel Skirts, wide boz- pleated ruffle trimmed with braid- REGULAR PRICE. “KEMOVAL PRIC $2.75 Skirts reduced to #2. St Skint refered to 6 75 Skirta reduced to #3. 24 Skirts reduced $3. 84.50 Skirts reduced to 83.51 $7.50 Skirts reduced to 86.5 We have given up further hope of profits on this stock. You can readily perceive that it will pay you to buy for next winter's use. (Second floor, take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Grasp Cosmsrarios Sate “Or FINE EMBROIDERIES. ‘MONDAY, January 10th, will begin the sec- ond week of this sale. and notwithstanding the Jarve sales of the past week we propose to double them the coming week if the offering of “Extraordinary Bargains” will accomplish this object. Good quality of Muslins, heavily embroid- ered, in all the desirable widths. ‘500 yeta Baines at Se. per yard. 8 ae ee 1,000 - “ Sande. per yard 1,000 = “ “ 10c. per yard. 3000 Joma 2500 5 * * te * In the latter price (25c.) we are showing 54 different patterns, representing unquestions- biy the largest and most varied line in most ex- cellent widths ever offered at the price, Excellent line of Swiss Embroideries. Excellent line of “All-over” Embroideries. Excellent line of Flouncings. Excellent line of Tunique Emb. Excellent line of “Matched” Sets, at the Lowest Possible Prices. SPECIAL.—We have just opened an elegant Hine of Swiss and Nainsook French Apron Em- broidery, 38 inches wide, embroidered from 2 to4 inches deep, especially for long aprons, and can also be tucked and used for children’s slips and dresses, making only one seam in the back. 50, 75, 87¥e. and $1.12 per yard. (Second floor: take elevator.) $10 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Vee a 3s ‘7 eee VV 24°) UU FF VY AAA OL uy wooAMA Tun “cl! Eee AND PPP RRR cco Bee kek H&S BP PPP RRR It G EE e EH Go # r R cco EEE Are the clements of economy. What is best for you to purchase is a question you must decide individually. ‘We'll tell you what we have, and what we will sell f then you must conclude to act upon the wise counsel of Shakespeare, who said “Costly thy raiment as thy purse can buy.” Saturday we told you all about our cheaper lots of Muslin Underwear at 250. 60c., 75. and 99c. The only omission we made was to state that the sale would begin on Monday. That’stoday. And it has begun in good earnest. Don't want you to have ‘an impression that we have no fine goods in Muslin Underwear. An order fors bridal troussesu we feel capable of filling right from stock. Just want to call your attention to afew fine goods: At $1.75 we have Ladies’ NIGHT ROBES of fine ‘muslin, with 60 pin tucks, 2 rows very fine Hamburg inserting, double ruffle embroidery around neck and down front, sleeves to match, and tucks in the back. At $1.98 we mention Ladies' CHEMISES, extra length, made of fine Lonsdale Cambric, pompadour shape, rows of Nainscok embroidery, Torehon lace in- serting, the bottom finished with 8 tucks and Torchon ru At $3.25 we mention {very fine NIGHTEROBES, trimmed with rows of fine Nainsookembroidery and ‘Medici lace, double ruftie of Medici lace around neck, down front and around yoke, flowing sleeves tomatch. At 85.98 we mention Ladies’ WALKING SKIRTS of fine cambric, with deep flounce, tucked, rows of Medici Jace and Nainsook embroidery, finished with Medici lace ruffle, French yoke band. At $7 we mention Ladies’ CHEMISES of Surah Silk, frimamed with Valencienne lace, skirt finished to match, Our Mnslin Underwear sale will continne daily from Sam. until 6 pm. (Saturdays until 9 p.m.) till for- ther notice, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. THE BBE. 00 iN N et t3 Al Bap 00 RAN A RRR nH RS a A BS fe LEE HHS 24 GE Se WEE - 2210 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. XN. W. | prt treet Sioa oc for Reries of twenty ¢ ‘Proverbs, oF THUS SEES REDE 1 the Good ‘The following examples aro given of what would be deemed appropriate: “Tired nature's mecet restorer.”—Hx-No Tes. “4 good tale is none Pure Ht-No-Execlient Core ating “Thecup that cheers" Hie NOTES ‘exit & Ch. deink He No Tes then os ‘The awards will be made by impartial sinter- Res em aeons Suiors may se nite viata. fod on oue ne side of the paper only. tee tee sain weal ‘sealed envelope’ snclope ince your fal bat yeaa ‘of the tres bent lates the selection by tne °—Martin Gillet % in & month or two, leav. were Reto Pons m deel ther im that it is cutseiy ieee Poet a ‘shake up, and conse- ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor, 14th and and 2dand Dsta ow, Sent ot to ou receipt of price to any part of the ue Address all communications relating to this offer to ‘He-No Tza Pnovenns, Care Marrs Gruiet & Co., Baltimore, Ma. (Copyright 1887 .) 310-1 reel mos SR ees 2c aoe “Tae Lise To Laoar Mx Fret in the experience of the past.” This sentance exprestes ‘volumes; they are the words of Patrick Henry. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING OO. will be ever watchful and guard the splendid reputation they ave attained in the past witha jealous eye. The same low prices, the same honorable principles, the same fair dealings will prevail in the future, and if the cle- gant goods we have been selling can be improved upon ‘it will be done, At this time our hobby is the splendid vajues we are stving in our All-Wool Suite, at @10; these are marked down from $12, $13.50 and $15. Ten different styles of All-Wool Suits for Boys, st $3.50: marked dows from $5, $5.50 and 96; ages, 4 to 14. Fifty different styles of All-Wool Pants, now 63.50 for your choice; these were marked down from @4, $4.50, $5 and $5.50, it is loss to us, but they must goat $3.50. ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, so 400, cor. 7th and D sts. n.w. SELL THE WHOLE OF GOODS fae of in ‘far Mr. Charles Hub. Me ee ome YOUR BARGAINS AT THE SP anadera ee —— 3010-3t AY BAUITS. For the commg week weoffer the following Red ‘Ticket Bargains. We have been very successful with our first week's clearing sale, and no one who has ‘visited our establishment can say wedo differently from what we advertise, BARGAINS ONLY AND ONLY BARGAINS. ‘The NEWMARKETS advertised at $4.50 have all ‘been picked over. Only few left. These will be sold this week at $3.50. A splendid chance for servant to ‘get a big bargain and a good coat. ‘The Ladies’ and Misses’ JACKETS advertised at 3.00. Few also left of this lot. Some among them cost as high ae ten dollars. This week you can buy ‘them at two dollars. ‘The Misses’ COATS advertised as second choice, Only few left of these in 12, 1@and 16. You can buy them now at one dollar and fifty cents, ‘The CHILDREN’S DRESSES advertised at @3, only ee eee ara er at $2. ‘A.vary few choice MISSES’ SUITS, sold as high 58 815, we will now close out at $7.50 only. All our stock of LADIES’ and MISSES" CLOAKS and BLANKETS. We are offering three special lots—one Gray BLAN- KET, full size, splendid value at $2.50, which we will close out at one dollar and ninety cents, One lot of German BLANKETS, all wool, good value at 62.50; we will close out what we have left at two ‘Now we will speak about the best ALL WOOL WHITE BLANKETS, such as are used in Government ‘Hospitals, and have sold in this city well at €4.50. We ‘Will close out this lot at $3.25, only for a few days. Seven Pair ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, sold at 83.50, we will close out at $2.25. 8 Pair ALL LINEN ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, sold at $4.50, we will close at $3.25, 4 Pair "MADRAS CURTAINS, sold at $3, we will close out at $1.50. GPair REAL MADRAS CURTAINS, sold at €4.50, ‘we will close out at $3. 25 pieces of Curtain "Soria, new pstterns, to be closed out at 8 cents. One lot of Shelf Oil Cloths at 8 cents. One lot of Stair Oil Cloths at 10 cents, One lot of Felt Druggets, 2—1 2-4, sold st $2.75; ‘wo will close out at $1. Our Annual Sele of Rmbroideries snd Ladies? Cotton Underwear will commence from MONDAY, January 10th. Give uescall. Convince yourself that we stand beck for none, but that we lead. BAU A'S. MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, ‘TTH. 8TH AND D STS. 8 son HE SNOW IS ON THE MOUNTAIN, THE FROST IS ON THE VALE, THE ICE HANGS O'ER THE FOUNTAIN, THE STORM RIDES ON THE GALE” In this oat {hig wintry weather we invite attention to EXTRA FINE OVEROOATS at greatly reduced prices. ‘Two styles SCHNABEL ELYSIUM BEAVER, os arent ing, eeranse sar Deion, OA nt MONTAGNAC FUR BEAVER, jp tee ined t Frice now, EB BARBNUM & co, 931 Pawwsrivama AVENtE Pure Apple Cider Jelly in small pails. E. M BURCHARD & BRO, 8-skm Funnayivanie ave, cor. 436 st. Spee For Teespay, Jascany 11 ‘The Palsis Royal will offer, at reduced entire stock of “Oriental Goods,” such as P Persian and French Velour Table Covers, eto. ‘Special prices for Jamuary 11 enly. Come'te admire, tf Sotadng more, Wo poomien the ‘finest display this aity seen, $2 This entire column belongs to the Palais Royal. e te ee OU GENTS’ EVENING NECKWEAR, ETO. All shapes of Ottoman Silk, Plain ee in white and black, plain or hand em! red or white silks, 44c. each. ‘Por identical styles and guality you pay st high class gents’ fumishing stores ‘TScentaeach. Dude Bows of black or white Ottoman Silk, plain ‘Silk oF Satin Bows, 250. eech. ‘Lawn Dude Bows, 15c.each. ‘Thebest GLOVES tried onand warranted. Best English Kid, evening shades ‘Cl pair. 62” You may bave been in the store: yesterday. Since then we have received novelties from the buyers of the following departments, who are now in New York; ‘LACES, ‘NROKWEAR, aad FLowEns, ot HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘RIBBONS. L A LAD TE Eee OUR NECKWEAR BUYER has been fortunate in purchasing the entire stock of an importer of Lace Neckwear. The prices were not put on the goods at the time of writing thisadvertisement, All we can tell youis the goods havo arrived, and that the lot com- prises no less than 500 dozen Barcelona, Guipure and ‘hand-run Lace Fichus and Scarfs. The prices will 98c. to about €15 each, We bought cheap i i i ‘The Christmas rush cleared out our Hand’kf stock, and we are glad once more to be able to advertise Hand: Kerchiefs, We have received the best values to sell for R5c. we have ever shown, They are very sheer linen, and have embroidered borders and centers of block and other patterns, in white and colors. You will smile ‘when we say they are worth 50c. Please reserve your criticism until you have seen. For 48c. we show scalloped bordered | Handkerchiefs, embroidered in ‘Diack and white. We would like your opinion con- cerning them. If we say they are worth ever s0 much more you may not believe it. Will you sak to sce them? E A §°9 RE : LAGES ‘You cannot but admire our new stock of Black Chan- tilly Lace Flouncings and Beaded Net and Flouncings. Unfortunately the bill was not sent with the goods. It ‘will be here by Saturday, Jan. 8th, when wecan ‘Fouof the prices. pt i Ft g8 FLOWERS, ‘Our buyer has sent usa Novelty we think will meet ‘with your approval. It is » Surah Sash with asatin and picot edge, about two inches wide. The entire ‘width of the ribbon is 15 inches. The most delicate colors. Wecan match almost any dress. FLOWERS in imitation of all the popular flowers. We have received an imitation of Roses that not only deceives the eye but also the touch. They are only 8c. abunch. See them, if only for curiosity. gob oY ¥ Ee bo bn B08 a E GcG ILLL 00 v = Our buyer is not in New York, but we have received from abroad our importation of GLOVES FOR BVE- ING WEAR. Making s specialty of keeping Gloves out in styles to suit the different abapes of hands, we ‘would invite Isdies who have hed trouble in being fitted to give the “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES s trial. ‘What color or tint have we not? ‘What modern style have we not? ‘What length bavewenot? = Wo truly think our assortment is perfect, and the Prices lowest for the best gloves. SILK MITTS, with lace tips (shoulder length), are offered in all shades for $1.98. This is below the price ‘usually asked for this quality. Ps UNDERWEAR, ‘We have a sample card of the colors in stock. We show 60 different shades; and the price-list below gives an ides as to our variety of styles. ‘Black Spun Silk, 980., $1.68, $1.98, Black Pure Silk, $2.68, pit £2.98, $3.48, $3.68, 94.33 Colored Pure Silk, $2.68, $2.98, $3.19. Fancy Silk Hose, $6.98 a pair. ‘By Fancy Silk Hose we mean fancy: boot patterns abd hundred other designs tnpossle’s | UeTa esoribe, but beautiful to the eye. Thecombination of colors, the designs, and the typical French. $6.98 seems ‘would like you to sak the price at the sack goods are to be obtained. F ft Fu auA NON = ‘Thousands to select from. Novelties are White Cock ‘Feather Fans, with marabout and bird, $8.68. Spangled "PALAIS 1217-29 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. armen soe jie ‘STR ST. XW. WANTED--HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR_RENT--HOUSES. FOR_RENT—HOUSES. -A WHITE WOMAN TO Gi REST STH 8T. SE. CAPITOL HI Witprinamrse™: oeesiers | Witaeert ear a EES esse WHITE WO} 'ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, virE RENT OR 32 H STREET N W— eet for small Toe Perercnee sae | ‘pro pars Old, desire : eel ‘with lane stable im ees fa ee eee sy Gey eee ee FrHaEE Soe WANTED—HOUSES. WASTED; 2% INTECLIGENT AND Tepos. Af weekly. 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Fat a28-2w pe =<: aR tied out Hoo sate ik ooo org bag FORRENT=rWo.STORY BRICK DURE, 035 20 ‘ANTED— aaa OF, SALESMAN A RELIABLE ‘ca "eScim stm containing hy eon Dende me: ‘ood al pan Sienna meee moder 35 per month in edvance RB FReNTeE Sur INT! ° 8, corner, pede ing Rept ME APY Uy aon soubor | FRO? Sarat EEE, Rive door. unfural Eo oF San iG RENT AND BUY 4 | Soa lsthat anid bemende Ss WHI Rooms on second floor; private > board. MAL MING. Best Ja7-3t¢ Star office. ANTED—FIFTY WOMEN COOKS, FIVE W ihre cooks chambermaids. sacs nurses, inn ‘waiters an Farmers, POE, NL NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, ae TO LEARN conic: an eting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns cute measure, May Building, 7th and E sts, n.w. 'ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN TO START A NEW Ww Y eiusiness at their homes; easily learned in an hour: 10¢, to 50c.an hour made day time G4 Secuing: "Bent toe eae samples and & packs material {0 commence ‘work on. Address ALBAN SUPPLY CO,, Albany, 36-6t" (TED—MEN, WOMEN, we YS. GIRLS TO EARN 870 per month’at thelr Gwn hone hammer. package of goods and ful instr Soer ee hel te.pay Postage, Address H. C. ROWELL & (ND WOMEN TO CALL AT ‘plored women cooks, 810 to BURGESS, Employment Bureau, 026 F st.D.W. a2b-13t ‘on Metropolitan BLUNT, 1059 ‘phim costly outtit 6-260" caNTED— aE once, White, an Bey Shnindermmalde, wopses, scrubs aud meh cooky Wisin WOOD CHOPPERS To CUT woon railroad. With Enns RELIABLE MAN LOCATED OUT- 13th st. n.w.; table eae tl CRT of AR ate Sarre furnished front Root th a gentlemad; references re" Sie tae te oie SE Fe RENT Two DESIRABLE ROOMS 03 ON FIRST and second floors: first-class. : Bear McPher- son Square; 1016 15th st. __Ja8-3t* OR RENT — LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOMS, F ‘with bath rooms attached; board; at 902 433 3 hw. FOR EPRI BY THE 15TH A PRETTILY FUR. BY nished Parlor snd Bedroom, op third floor; ale ae single Room, hea: t furnace, at Stihiw. bet-T and K, opp. Franklin Square. Ja8-3¢* (OR REN NISHED—PARLOR, AND. BED Room adjoining, second floor, 1330 New York a references required. a8 furnished Rooms, with or without board. Terma inoderate. References exc! Apply at 808 21st st. DW, 308-3 PLACE, TWO VERY DE- hind story communicating nicely furnished front foot; southern expowtre: heat, ght abd Ast. class board; terms moderate, Address M. L., "a office. ‘(OR RENT—LARGE DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM in private family; southern exposure, bay window, fell Mmished and heated overlogking Bout Circle. cities, to nt in his own locality, | SG ee $ guage X.¥ house: ‘Goud sxlsry ‘References exacted. | Griegtrtner Particulara sree Fad Fe eet oee DOR EBSD RY. eed | og ae FURNISHED—TWO BEAUTIFUL Wy ANTED — DUNDORE’S ye PIOYMEN T Bi parlora, and also a second story hall bedroom. near ere ‘Glove for “al nds a Men oles care and stages. 15 330 )1sthet.nw. 9 WV ARTEDSCANVASERRS FOR LIFE IN or plese ome; WES RSS SERS anibte BU | ghhtvamaeted tay ane a (OR RENT—TANUARY 1STH_EARGE. 8 OND: WANTED—SITUATIONS. F story, soutn-tropt oom well furnished: every e Hon, privatg Wie, UAT ons famiys references exchanged: T308-G ot tow: Jabot ee ane OR RENT — THREE UNFU! ‘ROOMS, can furni Soar ith st. Bw. ANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED Sere A Wakraes ay CusCuNS COLQEED on tain. iit dress in a private family or boarding house. ly 2 “Allen'courts between, Sa and 4 and i oad ew. Witte cook: also pastey cook. “Apiyrat CHa Ino. pastry col a wa. BILGEL. od Teche aan AUPIY St CHAS WASTED ._ BY A [RESPECTABLE COLORED Ian, a sifustion as first-class Cook in restaurant, hotel orbourding howe of private family; can Wein food references, Call at 1211 10th stewie. Tt" ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A. SITUATION ‘pirate family an waiter, can give referuice, call at 1240 20mm st Tt! WASLEP-BY, AN HONEST AND RELIABLE Colored boy, a Situation aa porter in a store oF 10 make hiniel! weherally useful housework: age, 18 Begg: er referobcel "Adres FORLERS ar Office, 2t TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, © place for light, housework or care of ch N By A FIRST OEN W Appl At 444 Ridge st. nw. s ANTED—A YOUNG PERSON WITH GOOD RE- erence wants sewing in families, either dress: lye" Address, algun. G 'TED—A GIRL, USED TO LIVING IN A NICE Ws jamishee » Position ae, chambermasd: oF to guage cgrsaane ma to bleh Retin ED—A SITUATION A T'S MAID OR Wai 's companion. Address E.T., Star office. J10-2* WANTED SICATION 48 B AS BUTLER. BY AN ENG- futaan of long. Hand! and Amner- beat ot Rew York references,” A ‘Star Site ae IN—BY A YOUNG MAN OF Wiktyerry the Drig business ageindoue Yan 2: perience. ENTIC office. " ja-3t* = NOWN—ONL: RELL ND Warpegicmy ae oreyisaar of re fo ‘Gosche ind Walters. Nat. Labor Buresh, aay as pence 2.W. WANEEP-Br PARIGIAN PERSON A sire: care, iy; can cut and ft or take ciflaren, best reference. “Address 615 Lath st JO-3t Sa7iavep-arreayions For MEN AND WC EP ey NE AND VOMER egachinen, for private fanilies, HAM, 630 ahd O32 F'n. w. aes eae POSITION AS PRIVATE SECRE- W. Sy creompanopar tot bse muiewhg ready and ex1 ‘writer, familiar with books and Tikibors and willing to give hiost faithful and diligent service. ‘The most satisiactory references can be fur- ished. Address B, Star office. J06-6t ‘ANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE and competent servants in all capacities —white andcola city references, COOMBS & BUR: Employment Bureau, 926 F st. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE A PEW Zehn's Church. Address 3. V. W ‘A LADY EXPERIENCED IN PATENT Wien ae wishes desk fom tn al otice where she can do type with privilege St doing other writing. stn.w. Wixi STORES—FOR SALE AND STORE Fooms for rent, We have more customers for Glen. Commercial Office, O38 ¥ at-n.w. D. RAMEY, “307-30 TED_PRAUGHTING OR WRITING ANY W aiterp.m. Address H. D. J., Star office. A Wy ANTED—SEOOND-HAND OFFICE DESK. _AD- “WARS or 515, Ug Pout OBtea ar ot iTED_RATS— ure Lae Ee ee ACGRTER ence, tery sou iat Baieew SE eWerTE cleaned. ANTED — AROMA’ Ee os peed ak uM, pariae Hotel, VW ‘TED PUBLIC. SPEAKERS, SINGERS: AND Miiciminnees terete Lay BUY A BOX OF GENTE WILL BUY WW Srogete Samu Brovp un oppiog ais of Cou ED-EVERY, ONS WIGHING CEMETERY Wrot attended 19 by abled and cargful wor Sfeaa'Stonse, Coping ng vault anaes Work Hench PP REERE ES 200 wants ave. n.w. ‘New and original desizas free on, applica: AND, OTHERS TO hone B03 thet a 7th st. nw. Neeeze WashInGTONs rs ‘HAGIC CREA metting gut cus Th ae 1 cioe couaplezion insured toll who heeeae oc30-3m. eT ALTE SE Diunbing © spectaity. suitable for housekeepis e15) m.; also ti mutable for Howsekee also. two handsomely furnished sccond story, with Beat and gua; ‘Saeomee price. Call and examine, 2114 Pa. ave. ie jon R RENT—2095 OST. 10 ROOMS, MOD. TMPs a Fenminine Bee JOHN PRA 132 RS ene 5 Circle, EGrete, eight rooma, lange lot’ amstern mp ae 1Owk ae a10-1m hat hw. Ba per goat Apply, Owner, room JOR REN BGANT AND DESIRABLE snaiia about every hour. sas. wert corner of Stiend sta oppoute Dudiciag sytare OR RENT_VERY NEAT TWOATORY Wi ‘office. “The preinines have reeatiy Saeat To improvement opportunity Fae 820. SBWORMSTEDT &BRADLE:! i ta, 1X6, nw. 12 oom, all mod. ops sarin ave ‘ Sigand sin har newer 23S, 2, 8 FOOMS, Mod. LD 4% ‘st. eee water 1S ath’ RENT “A VERY DESIRAML ae ellie. 408 0 meuts NEW STORE 19 rooms, wat 8 NESHOWEN & BUN THIS Fat. ac R RENT 1306 OTH STN. W. FOURSTOR ay-window Brick, ten rooms: iodern tn iid a inenta, Bent "200 pet mow ‘T. COUMBE, 142. Fz RENT—FIVE NEAT, NEW TW FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOU -w York ave. .¥. oak TWO-STORY ne deiner free td eeu as, and water, JOR RENT FINE, UPRIGHT PIANOS, 64.00 & on Ey between Jat stad sta ne. month aud upwards, 2 ¥ BECK Lis Waretous “DANENHOWER & WORT S0r'HRE at iw. Firstciaos teulug and repair. F 'RENTTHREE x NEW TWO-STORY BRICI ra ‘5 rooms, water and sewer on S ‘Ok RENT_TIPE WRITERS, @5 PER MONTEL “Saar? DAMEN aalet TS Fst ene on ag NEL LIGRAPH OFFICE. STIS F st. nw. ” + | ocQ0-tm _W. H. PORTH Gemeal Anon 033 Fat, RB RENT—BRICK Bouse, 930 E 8T. N.W.. 11. Ca ey one rpahoU Almost ew. liek, a Brick ad New Serk eres @ xsoms bat tit css, | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Se pered aid. painted, So LT Hoe ROE SALE PRICE 1st oF PURE CALIFORNIA mR Ri ; NEW HOUSES Ox | jry"t CHwbS, va re beat Tih ite Te.; six rooma, Zintandel Claret #1 00 4 alge Uaia oreaie. | Auecioa (very e: - cellar, ae. s fis ese taaaine — nk Eynoneewon, PN Gods delivered tres af ange °° SELIGSON, ‘Wholesale Wine and Liquors, 100 Pennwyl veut 5 P.8—No Nquore soid by tie ga ew Delavaw.dr.@ 8 River ons be eNetay re W'ELL Bots. aw. cae ae oP rae $6 ARKER, Corner 435 FOR RENT—A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, ‘with beat and was, at 614 6th st. n.w.; suitable for one person: references. 38: \OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS in delichtful locality, with first-class Table Board. Call'at 1418 N stn. w. 3a8-1 R_ RE! AR THOMAS CIRCLE, HAND- sowe Rooms well furnished, two on second floor and three on third, en suite or singly. References re quired. 1415 N'st. now. Jet Telephone call 11 $210.3 Foy SMETHREE FORGE ONE WaNDsone ab.ue Got coe Tat Ste Was ut of Haroun, Can be'scen a the Wremont Howse, i » Indians ove. ‘aioe NOR SALE—FOURS NESS. WAGON i for cash. ApIIy to CLAKENCE WEAVER, ont ‘tig at aud Pa. wen. ated Whson st aw 5F 10 0 105 Pomeroy st. u.W..3F 6 15 > Langdon Terracenw,9r30 A.8. CAY! pares 9th and K sts, uw. SALE—GQOD SIDE “poo Mil pal 1 a8-3t Inquire 1410 Sew York ave nw. De ladies or two gentlemen in a private family with Faas ROOM AND BOARD FOR .WO -omforts, Call at 623 New Jersey ave. 2.W. POR _RENT—FURNISHED ROOM AND FIRST. class Board for two gentlemen; $4 each in advance. 916 12th si Fok RENT FURNISHED ROOMS AT 13 1320.6 sf. ua, Communicating. miicatine Patierane Bed Roane erate, fires: near all the principal hotels. 1329 F st. n.w. ‘OR RENT_A SMALL. COMFO) TABLY Fl nished Room with board, in private German fam- ily: $25. Keferences. 1104 Sthat. nw. ja7-3t POR RENT 1509 RHODE ISLAND AVE. THREE ‘unfurnished rooms; second floor; heat, 3s and bath; board if desired; private family. sroe ELEGANT SUITES Ben RENT—809 14TH 8 st, = Ist a 2 dot of 8 and ou eack pe Bre single or en Ruite, , 1ST R RENT—LARGE AND 1 ELEGANT HOO ‘and 3d floors, at 1534 T a6 TOR RENT_AT O15 HSE RY sow Sy, an niahed or unfurnished. 1h RENT—PARLOR, AND, BED ROOM, TERE st adjacent euttbera expuaures iocstion Particn most adjacent, southern 3 Tenp Sesirable, 835 per month, gentlemen TG st nw. xi ‘OR _RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND. ‘story sou trout Rooms ys bar minor oe Dew eer facts oe iaaas pemtlaoens srpeoheee eed | wife. $00 L. a2l-awe ‘ORES tor 82 0 Kenesaw at, MU PLO ft ae ee i wr r OR SALE-A HANDSOME VELVPT PRLISE 166.66 1605 4 st, Zr OSIIGOS 8 st. Elena Mut old for ait thetr value uolies -*: 3 TOK SALE SO OO P WHITE OAK WOOD, split and seasoned, yer cond by the fart dbenw-1d | deulvored’at the Bek PA Ae” Adios B3, Bur ofhes Stores, 928-930 Ren ave, each $50. “poste Ottice Rooms, St. Clo JOR SALE—TH NOM VISION AND MEAT STOKE, 44 Ksst.ne., will open MUNDA\, the 10th, to serveall Rerpons with choice Ments at the following low prices: loin 13 cla, Tenderioin, 1 te. Hib Hoast, A cia, Choice Cut and Ki. Steak.’ 10 Corned Beet, 5 and 7 cts. Veal, Lamb Joweat price. emir 0 ‘a2 ACW. GIDDINGS, 44 K #t. ne, F; OR SALE—GOOD WILL AND FU KNITURI es ee 4 om acid cheap or =j Box V4 Star ofice, rah oat OR SALE—COAL AND WOOD YARD, . LONG Bs rs. S'uTRed Ah the nortnwent, Ingaire or Jad M. KINTZ, Room 60, P.O. department. — $28-3t Sout Mest 6 stm pays sae 2 sae Cuset Bietial Ucar Fates iit wes Buy quiutielorayupeer ae cafe fore indy to drive, owner Waban tenee Sa eee ae Fy RALEELEGANT | ALASKA’ SE Relea era Starotice Sasbe ROR, SALE — ONE | SECOND-HAND “RQUARE GO ROMER BGO. bus ahs ue foe ‘OR RENT—A SUIT OF NICELY FURNISI Boe eS ale isth ust ‘0 PERSONS IOOKING FOR ROOMS are cordially invited to call at our office for free list Gfsame. D.G- PROCTOR & SON, Meal Estate and In- surance, 1226 F st. n. FOR RENT—OFFICES. Ro RENT. Paneer aa ee FRONT OFFICE ROOMS, IN 519 7TH ST. N.W. FIRST FLOOR. Well situated for broker or réal ate off Cone HILL & JOHNSTON, jad-lw 38 15th st. bv Fok FNTPRE, Scrie OF ROOM FOR viy tied up? boneessign Sanuary let ANTS me a HARDING & WATERS, ‘Estate and Insurance, 231-1m 606 Lith st. OR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, IN BUILDING 635 FY ‘st. D.w., one Suite, theo ita on third floor, and otliers, at very cheap annual rent iSeries Ayre: easy) ‘B25 that. “a w.s agente OB, 08 to rent. may OR SALE-A RARE CHANG Round, Square Grand Heinckamp fn eloranc aid rich voluive of tone 10. of rich design and ton ha, New price G40. W ave 33 Shiw.str.. 100 50 Craven Terrace’ ‘80 3434 Craven Terrace. or 66.87 2426 Craven Terrace r beat,” for Violin 70 2438 Craven Terrace. Violin, and Pia Corcoran st.. OF 4 B25 7th et uw. Buraaie at $3 $510 Sherman avesde-a9 | te susie stores past OR SALE_CHEA Upright Piano: five tone aud in excellent copdie thon ua be ween after 4:0 pan. at 40°C at's JOR SALE—STOOK AND FIXTURES OF A CIGAR tore dine guod bustiem. tere casi, eood SEWOOD Sous given for selling, Call at store, 1004 Between 4:0 and 3:00 o'clock p.m. JOR SALE—BED FEATHERS, AT Ie. new aud ail orders Uy ail pty ‘tov orders of 10 dm aud BR RENT—TWO BEA pposite ack ameeiray wate LOST _AND ae qe | Serco tha JANUAR} aha BS “a ‘be peidit returned om xd. Peat w. eee ‘to be put im soon. J Tee Rg ited Lesa = nee oso Data ton See ih ee me iene “Massschusetts avenue. heat any ‘in seat No.: Finder picase leave at Star mame a REWARD Loe hectiee pee A) ‘tail cut JE pi 4 ipoine Of Dalay $097 Kats ows in rear: AOS ON FRIDAY EVENING, Eee (bine al tor) i Nosddtivatrest car st 3 favente car ward will be} raven omer fa owner for sta iar wine wi tents to Mrs. ‘ORTON orate ner ae ©. rie erfar care, with iieit tanta he Bie [OST ON OR ABOUT | D OR ABOUT | DECEMBER Lee ewand if returned oe Lo PAIR OF. ‘Asultable reward ‘LOUIS BAGGER, room. ‘same to cor. Sth and F sts. nw, QTRAYED AWAY — Bile acetates oie ing him to 636 F st. a.w. ae THIRTY HEAD OF i401 ic ‘AkkiveD Fhom GLORGETOW mae 10 Coupe Horses ; one pair of matched Chestuut Sor- GEST S10CK OF CHRISTMA 1 reat intone cn a : Sole’ agente NTAIN, ST. Fes ormsch aiid Red Cansiricas ude, Bird Seed, ie tetpe ave o A Fike STOCK OF CARRE comprising Z ate tae ‘aya Cap “Nbiiws. gorck 412 to 416 Lath ot now. HOLIDAY BARGAINS 1 POR SALe-sPecia. B Beniraerenates = Wine SALE ‘ax new, for a Lh Lane site oe ee Derr peas oe $1005 a