Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR:. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, sknuary f 15, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET. THE EVEN WASHIN ING § NGTO N: = - January 15, 1887. . Editor. ‘The Evening star bas x regular, permanent bona fide daily circulati that of any other daily paper Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added {TER STAR cannot undertake to preserve oF etern rejected communications. who wish t possess their manuscripts, J un- used, should keep a copy. HF Matter of whatever character intended for publteation must, if its -)ypecrance the same day @ desired, reach the uffice not later than 12 o'clock noon. No attention paid to Anonymous Letters. = In view of the anproaching retirement of Chief Judge Cartter of the District bench, some one has set OM foot a project for the appointment of Repre- sentative J. Randolph Tucker to the vacancy. Mr. | ‘Tucker will not figure in the Virginta delegation fm Congress after the 4th of March, and several places In the President's gift have already been named which could be acceptably filled by him. ‘There is no question of the excelience of the candi- date, as far as his legal attainments and intellec- tual and social quaifties go, for any of theseoMces ‘Dut there is a vory serious question of the policy of appointing a citizen of Virginia to an office in the Jurisdiction of the District of Columbia, The Dis- twict may well regret that it has not the honor of Mr. Tucker's permanent habitancy. It may have the same feeling with regard to certain gentle men from New York and Massachusetts, from Obio, Kentucky and Alabama, who would grace any community as residents and be worthy of any dignities their fellow-citizens should confer upon them. But, asthey are New Yorkers and Ke tucKians and so on, there is no reas’ In vio- lation of the principle of home rule which the President has obligated him should be forced u: District against its Wil. No critic need to look further than the court ov which Judge Cartier b { presides to discover what kind of material W making into judicial of Cox fs a magistrate of w? tobe proud. As long ashe ison the bench as a sample of what the Distr the President has no excns# for an excursion o Dis. ‘Wiet in search of t e given in overdrawn. ‘The picture of tue today's paper is gray Its perusal will de c ‘whether more efficient mear to restrain or reform tis has been tried in the past. 1n the report of the comm ciety of the District to t biy; namely, the formatory to which confirm sent by the court for physically able, bee useful oceu- Pation, The subjects of this disease, or vice, many prefer to call it, are generally unable to re- form themselves, and goon from bad to worse. Soctety bas a right to protect itself from the de- grading spectacle of these unfortunates who can- Rot control themselves, but yield habitually to the strikes us favora- Land re. ‘$ may be ont, ployed in Mordinate use of silmulants it 1s tere- fore in the interest of the individual and @f public morals that iaws should be enacted to commit conirmed inebriates to a Rospital and reformatory, where they should be detained under proper treatment long enough to give opportunity for their recovery. These papers are weil calculated to set the public to thinking u the subject, and it is evident to all that there Js great need for reformation of the inebriate, it What de possible. a ‘The Chinese are apt learners. Their ciriiization may be several thousand years older than ours, ‘but they are never too proud to take a good sug- gestioneven from a junior. The Chinaman in Washington Territory who avenged himself ontwo fellow-countrymen With whom he had quarreled, by Blowing them up with dynamite, was only showing bis appreciation of the methods he had ‘seen practised amongst us on a larger scale. And, ‘when We come to think of it, why is not an act of explosive retribution, directed against men whom we know to have wronged us personally, quite as Justiftable as one of those sweeping generalities in revenge such as was practised atthe Haymarket meeting in Chicago last spring, where assassins and victims had had no personal relations what- | ever? Yetitis highly improbable that orators and assemblies will espouse the cause of this poor, ignorant Chinese murderer, and protest against Banging bim becatse he resorted toso violent a form of protest against the tyranny of a majority Of two to one. $< An Indefinite number of millions represented tn ‘the person of Mr. George Hearst will soon resume ‘the seat they lately occupied in the north wing of the Capitol. Mr. Hearst distinguished himscit, uring bis brief term asa Senator last year, by being one of the richest of a glittering galaxy of aboba. He comes from a state where they love big things—big trees, bic rocks, big waterfalls, big Bills, big railroads and big fortunes. He ente: legislative body which rejoices in the membership OC a larger number of millionaires and represent- atives of millionaires than any other in the world exept the British house of peers, and whose pre. @lection for lucre-owners and lucre-seekers has ‘evolved the paraphrase that it 1s easier for a camel to go throngh the eye of a needle than for a poor aan to enter the Senate of the United States, —__—-- =__— The dissolution of the German reichstag has fol- | Jowed close upon the chancellor's threat. The deputies either did not see the dangerof delay as ‘Vividly as Prince Bismarck, or else were disposed Yotest the mettle of the executive. The Berlin dispatches say that both Bismarck and Moltke Fecetved messages by cable from Germans in Utah ‘Territory, congratulating them upon their speeches im behalf of thearmy bill. Germens whose patriot- fem is of so difused a quality that they can ree main five thousand miles away whfle the fathe Jand is passing through such acrisisas the pre- ent, will hardly be accepted by the rest of the World as authoritieson the wisdom or uawisdom of War measures at home. Its to be noted that the | same Berlin dispatches which bring the news of approval trom Utah Territory areeloquentiy silent | about any messages of congratulation received | from Germans who stay where the conscription Gnd the tax-gathering will have to be carried on. aan Hiltor Wiliam OBrien, of the Du Ireland, has dropped his libel suit Dublin £xpress. In this he shows greater magna. nimity, a3 weil 2s better sense, than the Dublin Castle crowd showed in carrying their libel prosc- emtton against him, some years ago, to the last e: comity Of the law. But, then, the Apress apolo- Sed to Mr. O'Brien, admitting that ft had no case; Whereas Mr. O'Brien not only did not apolo- size to the Castie people, but proved on them the ‘Very offences he had charged. ———— Dr. Godding probably had no ‘heart burning he would cause Uy making the rum- Soaked “Colonel” the sole subject of his paper read Before the medical society. It was hard on “the Major” and “the Jedge" to leave them both out. He Will have to expand Lis one paper inte three etore putting it into permanent forin, Au the lagara fails are not watertalia, 38 will pay you to sce our Odd Suits and Overcoats, as they have been reduced 20 per cent. You may find in this lot a Suit or Over- vst to please you, snd at a saving of 20 percent. GEORGE SPRANSY, S07 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W., (Opposite U. 8. Post Office.) ble Pas Truns Ouvz On, As sweet and palatable se FRESH CREAM. Large Invoices in Stock, ELPHONZO YOUNGS Company, 428 Oth street. 013 & KUov¥ HAVE REDUCED PRICES BEAVER MUFFS ws ‘Exp mcg ‘THE RESIDENTS Scott Tuomas aud ows: ae ee If to apply, they | as "Dae Grasp Renova Suz WINTER GOODS previous to moval into our new store, comer of Lith and F sts. n.w., March 1st, is meeting ‘with universal attention, and showsconclusively the public appreciate buying desirable goods at reduced prices. We reget that a few of our customers should have gotten the erroneous impression that XTHING HAD BEEN REDUCED. Wo reiterate: it is on! lots and surpias lines t down, such Bick “Geode, 2 Red Flannels. dersey Suse area, Seapte tines xc i weeting Cottons, Linens at mls, “Black Cashuiere I Gotten, idea how mach | “DIRECT. TAR. Orvexrxae Or — Sarress. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, JANUAR’ UaALITY OF PEG Sarees 10 URED BY Gk ‘BO! SEATON PERRY MAN, MA THESE GOODS HAVE JUST, PREN chow Panis, WHERE TH EXPRESS 01 ies7, THEY WERE MADE “LOWEST PRICES” ON ALL WINTER WRAPS, TRIIMED AICIIESNE cine Pas QUILTED SATIN LININGS. 20 CLOTH JACKETS, WRAPS AND Ni Contributors | “ODDS AND. ENDS” IN SEAL PLUS! CADED VELVET WRAPS AND. AT A“GREAT SACRIFICE” TO CLOSE. & 1.00; FORMEN PRICES, ILLUSIONS, CREPE tie 8 £1.00, 2 AND 82.50. NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZE! DE CHINES AND BRUSSEI MOIME FRANCAISE IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALL ‘3 FAILLE FRANCAISE, Established 1840. SAND $1,007 THE NEW COLORS. SUPERB STOCK OF LYO; SATIN DUCHESSE. AND ALL ‘SILK VELVET! IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS FOR STREE! AND HOUSE WEAR. ta” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Bor.prve, 23 E Fennsyivanta ave. cor. 9th, ATE EISESt MASUFAC ‘SPRING OF eI PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL MIN ZEB AND BRO- ‘WMARKETS: new sto; {Sx Presurs Repvero. ‘To close out this line prior to removal into our cor. 11th and F sts., we make the fol- lowing mark-down: 18-inch Silk Plush, in saphire. gendarme, pea- cock, dark garnet, olive and gray. REDUCED FROM $: ‘0 $1 PER YARD. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 1 pair. LANNEL Reapy.save Sueers. To meet a growing demand we have secured ‘an elegant line of Flannel Sheets, which, on ac- count of their extreme warmth and comfortable- hess, are becoming very popular. 2x84 inch All-Wool Flannel Sheets, both nds striped in pink and blue, $3.25 each. $6.50 per pair. Gx88 inch All-Wool Flannel Sheets, pink and striped ends. Only $3.75 each. $7.50 per (Third floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘our at Axxvat Sprctar, Sates. venth Annual Special Sales continue in | prosress, and the demand unabated. and in LINE! to offer & season, LADIFS’ MUSLIN UNDERW) sales are inaugurated every January, following lines of goods: AR. ‘3 AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs. ‘ONS Al E HAMBURG EMBROIDERIE: ENS DRESS Every oue of the above departments have been re-enforved since January Ist, and now contains the best intrint the trade, Monday, January 17th, will begin the third k of these sales, amd all who have not done id supply their wants for some time to come while all Lines are complete, as we are pos- itive that lower prices cannot and will not be nd where those | Bamed for these qualities, at least, not this READY-MADE BED-WEAR. ‘D NIGHT SHIRTS. values ever our good fortune WOODWARD & LOTHROP. thi EVE re vo tad wil fae k of is Grand Closing-Out and Blankets, ND SURPLUS STOCKS ‘Winter goods, smal have Been inarked 5, Dress. Woolen “Underwear, Woolen, Winter Skirts, Fancy such as vslin Under: Spool Cot sy taben aut fhotesd ad wag nd ug re wanted every day and hangesbia prices, will 'alway's bo complete Siok en powsible to name, ‘begin the third WOODWARD & LOTHROP. era We make turiag Co, ‘Soft colors. Ge Paper Be. per yi 36 1 and. 230. per, ete, per yd. per ya. 0c and Linen’ BF & Farmer Bess or iiberd 40 ineby boat terns. only 330. per Pont Glove Fiiuatied 3 specialty of Fast ranted not to crock, ing in case of perspiration, We name over afew. of the things we keep: st Biack Cambric. 8c. per pery ‘per y Tailors Wigan (feece-back), ‘ouly 15. checked ET Pancy filesta, SUk finished As Excerrioxan Lostxe Sroce. Exceptional, inaemuch, aa {24 comm containe many hinge not eo ily found ta Kinds of Dress Linings not ‘gen- en first-class establishments, of the “Gilbert Manufac- lack Linings, which are war- or stain white undercloth- Fast Bleck Silesia, 36 inch, ‘arued USndries, im black and checked, striped and Jbries, black and colors, 36 inch, ch Silesiag, black and 01 Sesion, Ulack and all the colors, offered at these prices. Fine English Silesias, in assorted drab shades, Best qualities ever Back Whiteand Grey, 106."and 1240 Wican, Black, White, Seal and Gres, only 9c, Black, Sealyand per yi one ide black, Seother white, UPt9 Loe 18, 250. Clothe hac, White and i 25en 30e, Hinvas, Black, Brown, Crean, excellent line, Tey G7 em, and ‘25e. per yd. “Moreen” for Ski sootoreeay for Skirts, ato 0d Cardinal, Sefine (or Jeatian Cloth). all the dark 37; and Stc.; nahie-widih, #1.25 per yi if in nent ‘of any thing Linings n - mentioned abuve, we ball be glad get 1 for oth if possible (Pirst floor: Stairway.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fs # | } wena, were Bo think we ofer elves im, this sale never <r stock of finer | in the *Ropublican” and | Verusements of our special FOR are Sine exception, cou uu F uv cu wnt 4 wer GE ¢ ww ee oe Wo Lin turn FPF 1 NNN ppD ¥ HW NNN DD ¥ NON Bop NEXT WEEK ONLY. never before of this. that our is, without willing that you shall Tae upon ae : VALUES NEVER OFFERED BEFORE IN THIS declaration. You city, must see the Xp smount of printer's ink can add emphasis to this ftvods to appreciate ‘their worth, Our sale of fine goods will continue uninterrupted: but our quarter and half-doli goarter sud, Lal oles seis ia jimited to the } seven days from sal5, Usioce Asp ta to toe 22a inclaa THE pth SEVENTH 8T. N. ™ Usenet BARGAINS, ELEGANT DRESS GOODS. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SOX8, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. In order to turn our very large stock of Choice Foreign DRESS GOODS we offer the followingat Prime cost: ‘Shades, reduced from $1 to 75c. PARIS ROBES lees than importation cost. ethers ity of All-ailk VELVETS. x tisepigcent areas Foe od {roms $30 poe ‘all col a Eso ot is tamer aod of ‘de mowt Bargains ever showa in ra in fine goods, k Silk Satin Duchess begins Mu RS ‘Wehr t sapien iw mot elegant gost EE cette ‘unt desntt "Sanat rm ‘You .can invest now than ever bel DRESS PATTERNS st $12.60, reduced from $17.50. DRESS PATTERNS st $15, reduced from DRESS PATTERNS at $20, reduced from $30. DRESS PATTERNS st $25, reduced from $35. 48-inch FINEST CASHMERES, reduced to 87%c. 38-inch ETON CHECKED SUITINGS, reduced from 60 to37}e. Finest Quality SATINS, Evening aft po to inches ‘to 82 per yard. noe chor RHADAMES and MER- W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, wanes wane wana wae want naan Cat em ‘cea | RE; € i > »BE " E > ct 2 Fete negee cad 0990, 8 a EER eee 3 EER! 008 pao a} ag yD EER RUE, 58g Ses5= ‘This season we have made greater efforts than ever before to place before our patrons the largest and most complete stock of EMBROIDERIES ever shown in the city, The department this occupies an entire side of the Sth street foor. ‘Throughout the entire season our PRICES MUST BE THE LOWEST, ‘We are showing EMBROIDERIES from Se. to $5.00 a yard, and at every price between the two extremes. Every yard of Embroidery we offer for sale we IMPORT DIRECT, ‘thereby having advantages which readily explain OUR Low PRICES, ‘To atart the season we offer 6 SPECIAL LOTS 1 Lot fine Embroideries at Sc. 8 yard, worth 10. tc iat Wider Embroiderice at 106. a yard, worth 1276 1 Lot fine Embroideries at 12%c. a yard, worth 180, 1 Lot extra fine Embroideries at 15e.s yard, worth 1 Lot finest Embroideries at 19¢.. worth 250. 1 Lot EMBROIDERIES (Flouncings), at 25c. a yd. ‘worth 38 to 500. ‘Weinvite you to inspect our handsome and exclusive assortment of fine NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES in ‘match sets; also Flouncings, All-Overs, &c., &o., at lowest prices ever shown. EBB A uv co me AL) RAS BBB AA UUM MM Sg 8 TH. 8TH AND D 8TS., SPECIAL EMBROIDERY SALE. as has ofttimes beenthe most gladsome sound that ever fell upon the earsof suffering mortals. SAIL HO! ‘has ofttimes revived and reantmated the human heart when grim SAIL Ho! ‘Tis VICTOR EF. ADLER'S TEN PER CLOTHING HOUSE Uncertain sound, bidding: We know that you have. be despair had entered therein and was hold- CENT ‘that speaks to you now, with no “BE OF GOOD CHEER.” been buffeted hither and ‘thither in the clothing world, deceived by this dealer, duped by that dealer and fleeced SAIL HO! rope ood ship heaves in sightis bearing down upon ‘with all sails set and gay pennants flying. iat ship is that? Behold! Words of fire in of gold, VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. letters ‘Here you are safe; no deception is practiced, 0 mis- Fepresentations allowed. The price of every garment ia marked in plain figures thereon, and those figares are absolute “eye openers.” They have opened the even of ‘the peaple to the stupendous frauds which bave been Practiced upon them in the matter of prices. Our prices! What a revolution they have wrought in this community. They have long since ceased to be tevof competition. Other dealers have yielded ‘Amat. to us the palm of LOW PRICES almost without a struggle, ‘We havea tremendous stock of FINE READY-MADE OLOTHING of our own manufacture, for Men, Youths, Boys and Children, which we are GENT. ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFAC. TURE. SAIL HOt WE ARE HERE. COME ABOARD. VICTOR & ADLER'S, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR MASS. AVE. Open Saturdays until 11 o'clock p.m. Parsz NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE BY FAR SUPERIOR TO ANT I HAVE EVER SOLD. PRICE 19 CENTS APOUND. SOLDIN 2 POUND PACKAGES, THE IN- CREASING SALE OF THIS SAUSAGE MAKES IT NECES- 2. W. BURCHELL, als 1325 F street, m5 ‘RUSSIAN CAFRTIERS. “THE SUPERIOR” CARPET SWEEPERS, 93.50. “PERFECTION” CARPET SWEEPERS, $3.00. ‘WILMARTH & EDMONSTOR, (Chine and Glass Importers, Fon Mosvaz, Sas. 17. SILKS. ‘The most lovely and costly Fancy Plushes, Velvets and Silks will be offered at special prices. We publish in the Post to-morrow @ list of prices. A magnificent Gress may be obtained at s nominal price. {27 This entire column belongs to the Palais COTTON COTTON COTTON COTTON : UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, PDD, REE PPP. B D Ke ber Bop Eee B DEPARTMENT, DEPARTMEN' 3 joa] eEEEE op0, 000 8 JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JaNvany JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY SOUVENIRS. SOUVENIRS. SOUVENIRS. SOUVENIRS. SOUVENIRS. SOUVENIRS. Asa Souvenir of the opening of the New Department (which is the Irgest in the United States) we offer COTTON UNDERWEAR at cost. Some lots below cost. Of such, only one piece will be sold a customer, 25¢e. Cambric Corset Covers for 19¢. ‘89e. Cambrie Corset Covers for 20c. ‘39. Muslin Skirts reduced to 29. 68c. Muslin Skirta reduced to 500. $1.15 Muslin Skirts reduced to 85c. $1.35 Muslin Skirts reduced to 950. 68c. Night Gowns reduced to 59c. ‘8c. Night Gowns reduced to 81c. 50c Muslin Drawers reduced to 42c, -5e. Muslin Drawers. They cost 29¢. Ye. Infant's Cambric Slips for 316, ‘89c. Infant's Long Skirts for Slo, feeced by the other dealer | gay-Infants’ and Children's, also Bridal Outfits are confidence, and “Whither shall I go | Sspecialty of THE PALAIS ROYAL. We keep no trash ‘honestly and fairly and instock, and unquestionably the best assortment of FINE UNDERWEAR in this city. Every garment reduced in price for the “opening.” £8 BM gle EE TET gs GOURSETS ‘The elevator being not yet completed, we must ask you to walk upstairs for COTTON UNDERWEAR and selling at exactly TEN PER | CORSETS; only sfew steps. A large white hand (be- tween the show windows of 1117 and 1119 Pennaave.) Points the way. ‘C, P.” Corsets, all styles, “P. D." Corsets, all styles. BG. Corsets, all styles, Roth's Corsets, all styles. ‘Thomson's Corsets, all styles. ‘Warner's Corsets, all styles, Ferris’ Corsets, all styles, ‘French Woven, all styles. Neve Berorr IN THE HISTORY OF THE CLOTHING TRADE WERE SUCH VALUES OFFERED. ‘$5.00 will buy a durable OVERCOAT, worth $10. A.strictly All-Wool MELTON OVERCOAT at 87.50, worth $12. $10.00 will buy an All-Wool BEAVER OVERCOAT, in Blue and Brown, worth $16, fat? will bay s fine KERSEY OVERCOAT, worth | (} ‘$15.00 will buy a fine All-Wool CHINCHILLA SUR- TOUT OVERCOAT, worth $25. SUITS at $5.00, 86. 87, #8, $10 and up to $30. a SUITS, 84.50, $5, $0, 96.50, 87 and up to ‘BOYS’ OVERCOATS at $3.50, 84, $4.50, $5, $5.50, ‘86 and up to $15. = = SUITS FOR CHILDREN from 5 to 12 yearsold st 82.50, $3, $9.50, $4 and up to $8. CHILDREN'S OVEROOATS at $2.50, $3, $3.50, 4 and up to $8. - 1,000 PAIR OF PANTS FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILDREN FROM $1.00 UP. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, a5 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. Sa Scazrrz MILWAUEEE LAGER, ‘The Best in the country. For sale in bottles by dealers generally and in casks and bottles by the agent, SAMUEL 0. PALMER ; } 615 D st. aw. Depots: | OS PET aw, ‘Telephone, 480 and 454. Ware, Howarn & Co, 25 West 16th Street, New York, WASHINGTON BRANOH, 815 15th Street Northwest (Over Hanson, Hiss & Co.'s), ‘Will offeron MONDAY, JANUARY 17, and following week (previous to departure for Europe) all their ‘Magnificent Stock of IMPORTED COSTUMES, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES, WRAPS, BONNETS, Ero, ‘Just received from the leading houses of LONDON AND PARIS, All of Which will be sold at 3x15 __ HALF COST OF IMPORTATION. FR dass sums Choice line Hand Embroidered and New Patterns in Pique Bosoms. Latest for full dress. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. B15 3815, Grocers Wirnovr Liovons. ‘There are a very few people who prefer to patronize store where Liquors are not sold; for such is this no- tice. Our prices are not higher for lack of LIQUOR PROFITS. The money that we do not makeon the liquor that we do not sell we do without. E. M. BURCHARD & BRO., $a15-0km Pennsylvania ave., cor. 434 st. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE. NOW IN PROGRESS. qdbowands of dollars worth of Remnants of every Aescription are belng sold at one-third thelr value; And our entire stock of DEY GOODS AND CARPETINGS AT COST. SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY, Beginning Saturday, January 15th, and continuing throughout the sale. 10 dozen Children’s Full Regular Black and Ns Hose, feducSd Fon 33 and S00. 1 tio pernin 15 dozen Boys’ Ribbed H Brown and Navy, reduced from 90,35, 40 and doe, wo Bee por pal 8 dozen, Children’s All-Wool Ribbed Hose, reduced from 30, 35 und 37%. to 21c. per pair. 20 dozen Gents’ Brown French % Hose, at 170.,worth 250. § dozen Gents’ Cashmere 3 Hose, reduced from 50c. to Sic. per pair. 10 dozen Gents’ Colored 3s Hose, reduced from 250. to 19¢. per pair. One price only. All goods warranted as represented. W. W. BURDETTE,& CO., jald-gt ‘928 7th and 706 K at. nw. Inrerrstixe TO BOYS AND THEIR MOTHERS, WE HAVE TOO MANY SUITS OF FINE CLOTHING FOR SMALL BOYS, RANGING FROM 4 TO 15 YEARS, SHORT PANTS. AMONG THESE ARE VELVETEENS, BLUE AND BROWN, PLAIN AND BRAIDED SUITS, FINE BLUE. AND BROWN CORKSCREW SUITS, FINE ENGLISH CASSIMERE SUITS, PLAIN JACKETS AND NORFOLK, FINE BLUE TRICOT SUITS, PLAIN, PLAITED AND NORFOLES, ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF DOUBLE- BREASTED JACKET SUITS, HANDSOMELY BOUND, FOR BOYS, RANGING FROM 10 ‘TO 15 YEARS. THESE ARE MEDIUM WEIGHT DRESS SUITS AND WILL BE SUITABLE FOR SPRING WEAR. ALL THESE HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE SINCE JANUARY 18T, AND THEY ARE ALL FRESH AND DESIR- ABLE Goops. BOYS AND SMALL BOYS’ OVERCOATS, PLAIN AND FANCY, AND “LOW DOWN” PRICES, * SMALL BOYS’ ODD PANTS, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS. , EB.BARNUM & CO, 981 Pemsrivanma Avexve £9-The “opening” prices positively terminate WED- Haspo Ehonowmer. NESDAY, JANUARY 19, at 6 p.m. e PALAIS ROVAL (A. LISNER, Sole Propristor and Manager.) 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 401 TO 407, 198M ST. MW. seers eee tect I r, we have: resp Leteay ‘importer, 10,000 yards EDGING, 2c,, 3¢., 40.. 50. 6., 70. 10,000 yards EDGING and INSERTING, 8c, 1005, 12) 6.060 yards EDGING and INSERTING, 1¢c., 150, 160.,170. ‘MARSEILLES Splendid valuein 10-4 SHEETING, 25c, Allof our NEWMARKETS, that were @10 and $12, ‘Row $6 and 93. COATS, ¢7 and 98, now $5 and 96. jand COMFORTABLES: JNGRAIN an4 BRI CARPETS. MARKED DOWN TO CLOSE JONNBON, GARNER & 00, wie | terms and referenc WANTED—HELP. _ TANTED—A WHITE GI ork. Apply at 7111 ‘ANTED—YOUNG LADIES OF Wee zea soba [oss short houra. 1115 Pennsylvanie yal. Call from 5 t0 7 Palle Wastr pat GENTLEMAN OR LADY cee | Mein publishing s newspaper. pe Pees Nit erensatrame '‘ANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE COLORED GIRL ttl) Te eminent ements V VY famnities; re ep for cada a a ne DUNDORE & BB0.di7F sence 17, WHO RITES A GOO g0R our house. STEDS APPRENTICE FOR Di) eee er peated ity. FM. BURHAM'S Licensed Employment \ ANTED—A BOY OF Wine business hand. Address’ GENTLEMAN OF SOME BUSIN} Nes eee gees aig rotors oly between. Ws ‘TED—A GEN’ ‘coun: ‘woekly if suitable, 423 7th st. nw. _FOR_RENT--HOUSES ISHED -ARTLY FUR. | FOR RENT—10 $7H wT. NR. NEXT FAST CAP Nee EUEXIMEED 6) Ear, itol st. bay window Fraine Hower: mod. imapa.. & Grewlens wife and child; private family | Toome: price mouth Luquire of owner 808 ‘ rast not exceed 665 por month. | 1th si. uw. after four pm a RTHWEST, Star JOR RENT—1005 AND eis ivi 6, Nw, We it Be Baers aa ERFERSISNED Brick Houses, «x. range and latrobe; Siete partica | wood condition “ouly Hee oon RRMANEST Stat Jalsa WAGGAMAN, Agent. Wee ust be remecsatle. ‘Ralsess ‘Address Box 131 ae Waxtepoarr FEBRUARY, 11 38T, TWO UNFUR- gard ana a gn ween fox and 12th ete nie. Adress 8. ee RENT ABOUT FEBRUARY 1 Lar {Rar edulis wags sirlone untur- forihwest ad or; location between S08 Tt & toma a wo aed ESE ton Tet Fa — Fok, RENT 5 BOARDING “Hots! “ares - | Frocme inege dinners house od dition: et North Capitol au: Govern By Pristine Oiioe. Avy to oe CHT ASHAS, BT orn Cahiel ge GE REST ALL OR PART OF A BEA con EL louse, elegantly furnished. 18 rooms, near Theuee Sig Feo cheap. Ci RAIGHT, Do Faw ete REST ONO OWA CIRCLE HAN SOWELT ANTED—THREE QOMMUNICATING Risbed rooms located between 5th and 1. Ivamia ave. andIete Address k.F., With lowest price. Witenes (OR FOUR NFATLY pleco FuR- eee nT cea 3al5-61 rR RERISSIT & ST. NOW. & ROOM, imape.: 30. 2311 M «t. nw, 10 roome ermont ave. nw, ® moons, €25. G10 \ e, § Foon, water and wan, 618.30. Two ema Houses cant of Lincolu Park: $7 each. CHARL HANDY, #21 F et aw, i ie Fein RENT OF SALE, N EASY TERMS—EIGu® room Brick House, 1235 11th st. nw. AH 3-H GRAY & 00, O22F at. Wit ane NISHED DINING ROOM AND Fe: FF {904 11TH ST. X. W. SIX ROOM convenience hn Waniiens WHITE GIRL SS chargbermaid ing small private fuily. . ¢ TMNT OR Hal heat; 307 Marriand ave. northeast: once at I Ww 2 I DESIRE TO ESTABLISH i GER: jal ageney in Washinton or vicinity, fo control the sale of a ee cava ns = neti ‘nail capital bay secure sperms. energetic man. p Gian WICH MANUFACTURING OO, 46 Yeury See sw York. ANTED—SEVERAL LADIES TO EBAR Wie cer te GAR fpiloraystem ent to onder, at 1220 G st. B.W. Teese cooks, houseworkers, dressmakers. es maids, waiters, shuckers, coschmen, but pent ing business, 3215-2 Dalt-price for this thoath. Cutting, WASTEDSAT ONCE-MEN AND WOMEN AS 630 and 632 F n. w. Monalisies, city and country. ED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND Wats die ee Apply 1428 jald-2 WASZED-A GOOD COLORED WOMAN COOK for restaurant: 107 H st. n.w. Jal4-20 WANIED,A GIRL FOR GENFRAL HOUSE, Tork: must bring city reference and at nights. Apply 311 As Salado WASTED-SETTL iz SHITE COLORED omin, must reinain highs Cal at 116 Bist ne. after 1, Jal¢-: WA NTED—50 WOMEN COOKS, FRENCH coor DY. Geepan oF whe cook for Harpers and hurch, male, “nurses, Iauadress, “gAivers, iuters, boy to learn bar business. Net Labor Burcaa, 7th we Jala-orr "ANTED — A COLORED GIRL AS GHAI M Yad aud waitress; references, fequired. att WiStD-WHITE poy FoR OFFICES Is 16 pears, must write wal’ and be correct fa fig ures. Address, in own handwriting, age, rm Box in, Sarofice: “jalaoe TED—LADIES TO LEARN CUTTING AND vA Witting at the Eureke Gases congo seein cutto meastre, May Building, 7th and E sts. nw. a22-24t" 7 ANTED. EN TO GALL AT Wile ee Chambermaids. nurses, scrubs and men 5 COOMBS & BURGESS, Employment Burean, 926 at. nw. azbeiste V \,ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU. Testi, comdticted by Ladien. “afen. and W white and colored. for all kinds of Mth references, 717 Mt tn Vy \y ANTED—MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS TO EARN #70 per mouth at their own homes; costly outfit ghfsianict a racks of cde utd full ua Surtons for (es toeln ta pay postags, Addross 02 Ratiand. Ve sa6-26e— V ‘ANTED—50 WOOD CHOPPERS TO CUT WOO! on Metropolitan railroad. H. W. BEUHa 1088 T YOU!—ALIVE ENERGETIO needing profitable S78 periponte y county; salary month Bist st. Vv \y ANTED—WEWA} Man or Woma present us in ever ENT ROOMS. EN SUITE. FIRS: hed or unfurnished with I sultable for N house desired. Apply’ 714 Sth eee Eel ata R = 5 I ST. NW. eee AT 615 IT ‘Also, ar ue ‘closet, Soper month PoReNT_rovm CNFORNTANED Roowe, ‘TWO communicating), on second floor: bath o1 floor; hot and cold water: gas. 902 Oth st. n.w. Fo. RENT—THREE FURNISHED OR UNFU ‘nished Rooms on thir ; also one large front ‘second oor: 41 L st-n.w., near market, ese R RENT—HANDSOME ROOMS. WITH BATH Fooms attached. "leo, good board, st 002 14%h at FE RENT—A_ NEI Room, 2d story, at 1545 15th st. n.w.: with board: terms uixterate._ 1 oR RENT —A_ HANDSOME, NEWLY-FUR- ished Ktoom, on gth floor front heat in threo dif. One on 3d floor; hes heated by erate ‘at 920" 14th at 0. Leh Oran. Pind x auksopponte Hankin square. jaiS-aee | $29 Bounds at Ne 1927 14TH ST. N. WLY AND | 200 Ket deal oor: with oF without board $3 Wwis star sired; references exchanged. 5 iat ROR Ss RE | COMMUNICATING i a iene ri 5 use Per'month. Apply to 133 R mt, new. it housekee juld-2t location and eve: ie? FE_ UNFURNISHED sean par AND WIY-FURNISHED FRONT rent, with | J Ses jonth:; best of referetices xiven.* HR RENT—A PLEASANT HAT ome RENT—A PRETTILY FURNISHED PAREOR Fos GE aT os FUR- 1m: price $18 there are rootaers who wuld take all modern improvements, Dewy D-LADY, NOT TOO YOUNG, ONE WHO by an experienced white Box dev achee ns suey aeneee be See Waren e Teferaueca to repremeat. pry ey hisat® ‘ne. new six room Fake a we ep motines ta manage department - = DAVipse am. WP. . ES SB Surst as °° FOR RENT—ROOMS Pe Ling fp lappeewnental bay NTED_5 DUPONT CIRCLE—WHITE OOOK, TS SocM nt WEEE REESE SELENE De EE ea Aides Sew ork av WANTED, NEAT AND COMPETENT KUBSE LY FURNISHED fin colored. 200 New Jersey ave: Baw, LOSE House: ten rome: Bret-clane eirhborioad nora Brest: very low rent’ by year. Address COMPORT A> BLE, Star office. dels. R RENT—STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY House, $100 and upward, according to value property, down. "the Talanes iu shout eaiaal to the rent Yo m uo be ear what you now throw away for. rept ( a | RRS GSE ea aoe ane hock sob R RENT—297 8TH ST. NE, NEW 2-8TORY and cellar b Foows baal and an i every thing complete, 827-50 BANTER S MacdOWAN, 1008-1010 F at. nw, Jal <t- JOR RENT-AN S ROOM HOUSE. WITH BAT! can be rented cheap, also furmiaird or Uufurn tsb fons, from #6 dollars up, anda lot of Sure for malo cheap. Apriy VO10 M wt 'n nthiy payee You will thus be aay 0 3 19 & 303 M st. Se 10.307 $91 Tat now, Sten 11.00 . | B14 Stu. « ka15.00 Tyee ea his L090 ne JOR RENTS $16 Masanv.11r $83.32 J School aty MLPGr..#20 2006 Bea 7 RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED e's new house, with modern im! eee and ee 5 | Rates 6 3 ements, at ot nw. RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED PARLORS; os SE an tied door: Caterer in the house. ‘116 Ost: nw. | jals-ate ‘also two rooms | | 1428 T st aw. Or. 14i0T st. uw, or A.S. CAYWOOD, cor. 9th and K st JOR _RENT—UNFURNISHED. {Iowa Circe... 7 3 oe BRIGHT, CHEERFUL ROOMS, WANTE!I D—SITUATIONS. W:NTED-4 COLORED DRESSMAKER WOULD itke sone dressmaking at home; thoroughly un. deratands the Uusitiess; terms moderate, Colored Dresuinaker, Star office. Te WASTED; BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, FLAGE ‘herself generally useful: pla cook Jor two fa e herself zene FE: Jamil a good homer Address £24. Starofice, "it YANTED —BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Woancn situstion aa chambermaid ine rad paily, Gan furnish good references, Gall at ilexpenses, or a large commission On ‘suite, or single. Heated by siean; rred. Goods staple: every o ‘Outteand ‘comer Penna, avenue and 12th #t. Ay {iii Gee SEARS AU SIENA Bi | PRERIERS ata ct eg Mass. se8-was.0m "| nue and 12th WANTED—CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- | } NT, UNFURNTOHE) ance: salary aud commission, ADDI to 220,435 oR RESTS at $20, or hal LW. ‘also, a furniahed Jane room, om second floor, at $15. "7 Zitet ow, | eta BRENT “1309 RHODE ISLAND AVE. THREE | beat,” gas and ‘FOnrursshed Roos: oscond Boor bath; board if deaireds private family: yal3-3te WELI-FURNISHED, ROOM, WITH Fe? Bicorbat Hoderste, "1020 New Jerwey Urnished houses, FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1421 9, fur., Lr. 2230 12th qARTED-ET A YOUNG MAN OF 17, = yome knowles of mechanical drawing’ « pos dress “W," Star office, ww WAXTEPIBY AN HONEST, RESPECTABLE colored man, a Situation as waiter in first-class private family, or to do general housework; will drive sarriage and make himerlf generally erally useful. Pleasecall 305-20" 2222 E st. n.w., corner 23 ‘TED_SITUATIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN fds, sales ladies, clerks, wait- ‘cooks, chambermal BURNHAM, 630 and 632 F nw. Vv tion in ap architect or patent attorne} V gr dairymen, butler ‘coachmen for private fs hotels, F. HONEST COLORED ice to wail in the house or to drive a car- of auy kind. Apply 2024 Let._jal4-2+ WwW: (OWN—ONLY. competent Rervants are enj RELIABLE AND tn it Store Work. Headquarters ay] apacitics In House aud Store Wor ruarters for Coachmen and Waiters. Nat, Bureat, Srna ‘TED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY ex] ‘a Position as clerk in some busi- ness office: ism ood penman. Address “1,” Star office, Jalt-2t ANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE (Wain comperntservants: in aul capacttioss white colored, with city references. MBS & BUR- Ennployment Bureau, 926 F st.n.w. d28-18t* WANTED—HOUSES. WWANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH A HOUSE OR (W Aninct iene tian 18 fect ‘ida, located. between Ist and 11th and F and B st. n.w. Address CASH, Star office. $a15-30" WANTED-—BOARD. i See See 1 R RENT—ROOMS, SECOND STORY, PRECR 5 Fae hed, hoat and gaa’ refcrences exchanged. W20 Ai | G28. st. nw. et 7110 RENT—COR, OTH OT. AND MASS. AVE, | 1015 Trout Room for twe per: | 11 exd se lng ld Referees oie 7 aie Ts Pies a . | 441 Ridge at awd ts 1B ae ty ‘OR UNFURNISHED | td second aud third floors. 907 M st. m.w. storesere. | crv. Str.and dwg. 1. 7 ‘M_~=s/4rs 4th floor 401 7th st. = Two BRIGHT Frm. dw - Fee aeoe 2 pt RY Se ft. Ma af. 20 ra Also, munall: Cufuraiahed Rooms Heat gus asd | Ste rin, aid part of cal ia for, #01 ht Board: heated bath: use of parlor, peivate amity elttith and Men w25, ™ aa ee ee Braet be ‘RENT—1025 VERMONT AVE, aS Bide: ts 31683 a EEET I, rate, second Boor: ao, hea iso, otber Foone; excslleut tate. 2 Stable rr 1416 K st u.w. Stable rr 1013 10th uw. FS at st, ne Jal RENT—LARGE AND FLEGANT PARLOR Bedroom ; private Tm S80 sitting room, rd ‘aeveral bedrooms, near i ‘The above fe uly. a Portion of the property on_m books er fall eee at other for bullet teu a THOSE. WAGGAMA R RENT—LARGE AND ELEGANT ROOMS, ist | ‘floor, at 1534 1 st. n.w§ Ja6-2we 8044 P at. nw, 1. RENT_034 Z2D ST..FOUR DOORS SOUTH ‘second-story front room, furnished; with fine and gus: flso unfurnished rooms. | Terms reasonable. R_RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND- ‘window; Dew story ith front Rooms, large baj jouse; Central. near three lines care: nicely furnished aes ‘d21-4n> for two or three genticmen or gentleman snd 909 1. R RENT PARLOR WITH OPEN Fi | bedroom adjoi sousble family: paves peat, Zens egeeomable, family) pets Rete | Bist odie. ne em palmer RB RENT—THREE ROOMS, COMMU! mIDATING and back, third floor, eit front, st Penn ayivamis ave. ner’ Toguire fa Phot premises, or at RICE'S Studio 1219 D utable for single gente: oh ait 2 ik Zthst.n.w., orweos atol st, 8 rs. 364 Weak awe br PETENT LADY TEA ia. acer GP. 1.; ters moder. fice. BE Sao 5 BH. WARNER & R RENT—1333 N STN. W., DESTE. ic. | Je W r ALL rues fact well heated: wt om S08 agit dave familys Teruwuust be moderate Hater: | and Ligue richaky Tuomos’ Circle O-iw | F'iS08 5H ave 28 Soni wwe We Pchunged. Address VIRGINIA, Star office. Tt op ees 71D @ BT, KW. PLEASANT Soos bate nw. 04 Kat nw. sr ith best board. ‘a tow table board 14th st. 105.80 WANTED—LOTS. ars sccoumodatst aid we at Si. ‘AD 4 a OB RENT—1112 8 OT SW A Sates tw, Lhe. ak @ 7 ANTED—A LOT FOR A RESIDEN ORTH. Fas Hoom, suitable for one oF two gentle- 1 (Se State freand gun” ‘e5-tn gypsy cation sito ae pice Adres Box Uf SF | Tog RENT-A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED Sica, Hooms on fret oor; turn : "ceo te family of adults, 1322 = MISCELLANEOUS Sn at. Ue ake ae NO ass WANTED. ORE Td ieschies wi desta Tonle Boome ; Sar ety i in. 5 ae at te Call at 1418 N stn. w. Jahn fr e1ving shorthand leasons in iat 1418 X st. a We SE Re eral pe ge RENT—A SUIT OF NICELY FURNISEED Renal seholary: ATIONAL SHOKT- | F'Tooms on the second floor, with open tive. 006 HAND SCHOOL 220 Delaware ave, ne, ie ponies aia 7 RTO GO IN | BUSINESS: PERSONS LOOKING FOR BOOMS fucery and Provision ; amall capital required, a5 4) Wars Caos filma pisetesrisan ate + Saranee, 1826 F at ace a3, FOR yee UV ANTED—A MEDIUM SIZED SAFE; MI Wokodemn, ja pertect, order and rete ARE" Siar office, stating price and w LIQUOR Bi er oR ou ED—GROCERY AND LIQU Wa mgood situation: Btar office. NTED-SMALL OFFICE OR DEBE 1 W terms must be moderate, Address i TED—IF YOU WANT Cal a permit Fishhite Gos isa Fst nw ‘THOMAS. B RERT_OFFICE ROOMS. IN BUILDING 35 TS, Suite drew Hama toon, eqeor "os Par a oon. JOHN ee era Bs R RENT—TWO BEAUTIFU! OFFICE ROOMS, RENT—2109 K STA VERY FINE HOUSI nine rooms, cellar, 43 per mnonth. @ jeld-at "AKDON, W ‘ore Tuat es buy A A a a o> = = 5 aud Bue ‘DROPS Se FOR REN np pilez; all modern, conveniences; aoe tae ED—A RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL BUY RENT—TWO HALLS, LARGI i RENT—FOUR NEW HANDSOME BRICK! SSR pee Pema ep teh | Pa ets ees ne lox fret We. iL Wotvedere Bowel. ge Secs “EES Bl5 Se | pellcne"tuguire of ea? tie EDS w. Whiten acco of 28 Getaten tp toe | OR BENT. AL ¥IGI reread: Feuer, RM_O HOUSE throat gr hoarvenons it AROS wou auiener, a Bay 4 ord | ne a THOS ees Bes ee rein eal Poa maeered = sex comma | Ron role ar St a se. sre ERiese OMT uaC AS eee | Perms egg EOE | eis Sena ga ace ‘ald-owe 203m WwW. '033 rot. | £5,,5 roonin, Of4: 123 Va ave. ete & room, O10 Warren var CURE = et ‘iit Tpome 68. ak howe wowiti's' a the voice, aid fare boon to PERSONAL. K HOUSE SIX Rooms, ALL singers abd consumptives. Jall-cowtw Ore es ip mice og 8. ERS AND, FO CALL | § "GALLIGAN, 33 Wiiiecouriow TAI * OR RENT—AS SHOP OR &T Sen mE Ng HM 7 ee PROCTORE SOMES Fat ew Sebsbut ‘ANTED—R. WASHINGTON'’S na aaa fectly