Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY. JANUARY 29, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY January 2 bonne a ‘The Evening Star bas a reguinr, permanent bens fide daily circulation more than treble that of any ether daily paper published in Washingtos, 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 who wish to possess their manuseripts, ¢ un- ‘used, should keep a copy. Wr Matter of whatever character intended fo publication must, if its appearance the same diy ts desired, reach the office not later than 12 ‘The colored pastors of the District who have signed a document in the nature of a protest against the rejection of Matthews as recorder of deeds ignore the breach of democratic pledges made to them as citizens of the District, while em- phasizing the vague suggestion of a promise made to them as freedmen. It seems to be taken for granted that men who are merely District citizens have not, as sueh, rights which any one is bound ‘worespect, that pledges made to them merely in that capacity, may be broken with impunity and ‘without exciting surprise or comment, and that At is foolish to expect the consciousness of Dis- triet citizenship to elevate one’s actions above the level of color or class prejudice. ‘The promise to ppoint District and territorial citizens to District and territorial offices was spe- cific, and these pastors stab District interests and sacrifice their rights as District cttizens in the at- ‘tempt to obtain democratic and poittical recogni- ‘tion a8 freedmen. ‘This sacrifice ts-not merely fool- 4sh but unnecessary. If the pastors were a little ‘Detter versed in the affairs of this world they ‘would see the advantage of recognizing the fact that Matthews was rejected because he was not a citizen of the District, and not because he was a colored man. On this basis they could de- mand from the democratic party a fulfilment of doth its pledges, and {the appointment of of some one who 1s both a District citizen and a cotored man, with the strong prospect of confirma- tion by a republican Senate. But by hastily and excitedly claiming that Matthews “is persecuted politically on account of the accident of color,” and is rejected because “identified with the negro race,” they enabie the President to say that it is, useless to appoint another colored man to the position in view of the Senate's action, and make it easy for him to import some white outsider to put in charge of this local office. $$ The lawsuit brought by an assembly of Knights of Labor m Baltimore against a firm of tin-can manutacturers there, for twenty thousand dollars damages for breach of contract, deserves more than passing notice. It fs the most startling out- come of the aggressive policy adopted by the Knights within the last twelve months ‘The de- | mand is based on the fact that the firm contracted to pay the common scale of prices for labor from April 1, 1886, to April 1, 1887, but failed to do so, and thus threw out of employment & large number of men whose support be- came a burden on the society's treasury. | It is hardly to be supposed that the suit | ‘Was brought without due deliberation and ade- | quate legal counsel, and it ts to be hoped that the issue Will be fairly tried and decided on its merits. ‘There is danger, of course, that the case may bedis- missed on a technical ruling that an action could not He until the default was complete—in other ‘Words, till the full year had passed. Or there may De evidence that the idleness of the men was not compulsory, or that the contract between the firm and the Knights was too loosely drawn to be enforceable. The interposition of such pleas ‘would imperil the decision of the main question, and possibly rob the labor unions and the rest of ‘the community of a solution of a most interesting and important problem. In these days when the ‘workingmen’s organizations are struggling for corporate recognition, a definition of their right ‘tomake and enforce contracts for individual ser- ‘Vices is greatly to be desired. _———— If Congress required any spectal proof of the needof a larger police force in Washington, the latest exploit of burglars in the northeast quarter would suppiy the demand. Thieves ordinarily Jead a nomadie life, and confine their depredations to property which can be carried about, concealed, or otherwise disposed of easily; but those who ‘Broke into Mr. Knott's dweiling, on E street, on ‘Thursday night, evidently meditated setting up housekeeping. They cleared the ground floor of furniture, food, ete., and bezan work on the parlor floor, but apparently were induced to desist by the approachof morning. The commander in the late ‘war of a foraging and appropriating expedition, Which absorbedeverything with which it came tn contact, has pictured his men as sitting gloomily about a saw-mill which they had encountered, and shedding great tears because they could not steal that, too. These enterprising housebreakers, must have felt a similar grief at being competied ‘tw leave the house behind them. ‘The compara- tively unprotected northeast section of the city has been burgled frequently of late, and the eitizens, unguarded by Congress and the inade- quate potice force, are organizing for self-protec- on. It is to be hoped that r@hing less than a sacking of the Capitol will satisiy these enter- prising burglars in their next exploit. Congress seems to need some such forcible remiader of the inadequacy of our police force in point of num- ber —+-—___ ‘Thetssue between the President and the Senate im the matter of the District Recorder of Deeds 1s ‘very simple, and cannot, tn its present phase, be distorted into a question involving the right of a colored democrat to hold office, as some of the de- fenders of the administration’s action in the mat- terasert it to be. Let the points be restated, ‘therefore, in order that there may beno misunder- standing about them. The people of the District, ‘Without regard to party affiliations, ask for the appotntment to the office in question of one of their own number,—the consideration of color or politics not being involved in any way in the | request. Paying no attention to this respectful and reasonabie prayer, and in violation, also, of ‘one of the planks of the national democratic plat- form upon which he was elected, the President ‘beings here and puts in the oflice a citizen of the Stateot New York, who has never in any way Deemfdentified either in interest or by acquaint- anceship with the Disirict, and the Senate refuses ‘Wo oonfirm the appotnment, ‘That is all there ts of How far republican ‘embers of that body may have been {Influenced in ‘thefr action in the case by a desire to see a col- ‘Ored democrat kept from his reward, or how far their democratic colleagues may have been gov- erned by their views as Ww the rights of a colored Person to hold ofice at all, or their regard for ‘thetr party's declaration of principles of course no One but themselves can tell But until the name | of a colored citizen of the District is sent in for the | Mice by the President and rejected by the Senate | At cannot honestly be claimed that the color line Assue1s-@ factor in the case. ee ‘The railroad agents who argue against the President signing the inter-state commerce act, Om the ground that it would prove inoperative even.it Decamesa law, fall to reilect that that 1s @ question which only experience can settle. ‘There will beabundant time to point out its weak features when itshall have been fairly tried and found wanting; and by that time, too, the best | form of amendment will probably ‘suggest itself. What the peopie wanted was a beginning—an as ‘Surance that Congress was alive to some abuses on the part of the carrying companies. Having gotsofar as to pass a bill of some sort, there is more hope that the lawmakers will deal justly ‘With the public in the future. The same sort of | argument was urged against the Presidential sue- eegpion Dill when that was under discussion, but, 28 Soon as it received the executive signature the whole nation, including the croakers, drew a deep Dreath of relief. —___——s-=__ ‘The jury-ftxers are at work again in Justice Bar- yett’s court in New York city, where ex-Alderman O'Neil ts on trialasa member of the Broadway Faliroad boodie gang. It 1s becoming so common for jurymen to be approached, that one who votes for the acquittal of a prisoner after the prosecu- Won has made out any sort of a case, lays himself open to suspicion, just or unjust. a ONeill, the New York boodie alderman, now on trial in that city, has a detense, be thinks. To meet the evidence of the woman who saw him at the meetings of the “combine,” traditional witness who “didnt } 12: Srrcuz Norice. ‘The Iatearrival of manyof the novelties for the “Opening,” cause the announcement that the PALAIS ROYAL WILL NOT OPEN MONDAY, JANUARY 31, UNTIL 9 A.M. CLOSE 6 P.M, as usual. And Advanced Spring Noveities on Exhibition at the ANNUAL GRAND MIDWINTER OPENING, OPENING, OPENING, OPENING, OPENING, XW NNN DD NNN DDD JANUARY 31, JANUARY 31, JANUARY 31, JANUARY 31, JANUARY 31, EEE 98S; DDD = BD uu EER ®ss* ppp FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, Ske KKK ° ° 200, ata Kksex exes nan eed ceca g Soup? wanna yee 5 be OF) coves S wanna ey? gag Co] i) 5 5 FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 19 993939 wx &#- Many of the Souvenirs being offered at and below cost, we must reserve the right to sell only one Piece of each Souvenir Lot to each customer. 81.68 6 button “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves $1.25. $110 4and 5 button “Elite” Kid Gloves, for 97c. 31.506 button Undressed Kid Gloves $1.29. $1.89 8 button Mousquetaires, for $1.59. $1.50 4 button “Palais Royal” Gloves $1.23. ‘98c. Gents’ Kid Gloves, for 82c. ‘25e. Cashmere Gloves, all styles, 18c. 12xe. Handkerchfefs, all styies, for 10¢, 25e. Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 19¢. - Linen Handkerchiefs, for 4c. 79¢. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, for 49¢. - Colored Brocaded Handkerchiefs 490. 48c. Gents’ China Silk, for 39¢. 34¢. Pure Linen Collars, for 3 for 250. 2c. 3 ply Linen Cuffs, for 10c. Se. Rufflings, all styles, 19c. 44c. Ribbon Rufflings, for 35c. Sc. Spanish Lace Fichus, for 79¢. $1.68 Spanish Lace Scarfs, for 81.25. ‘98c. Fans, all styles, for 73e. Fans, all styles, for $1.4" 17e. Jewelry, all styles, for 140. 25e. Jewelry, all styles, for 19¢. 49c. Jewelry, all styles, for 39¢. ‘98c. Jeweiry, all styles, for 79c. 24.98 Rhine Stone Necklaces, for $4.59. 82.98 Nickle Watches (warranted), for $2.75. 813.49 Gold Watches (9 karat), for $12. 25e. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 19c. 48c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 39¢. Se. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 50c. ‘98c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 79c. $1.68 Satchels and Pocketbooks, for $1.39. 49c. Satin Dressed Dolls, for 25¢. Kid body Dolls, for 49c, 25e. Flowers, all styles, for 19c. 48c. Flowers, also Feathers, for 390. 8c. Flowers, also Feathers, for 590. S2c. Sashthibbons, all styles, 79c. $1.98 Moire Sash Ribbons, for 81.75. $1.85 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, for $1.48. $2.68 Silk Umbrellas, gold tops, for $2.39. $1.15 Silver Gray Gossamers, for 89¢. ‘82.50 Check Gossamers, for $2.10. 1.75 Black Gossamers, for $1.5: $11.25 Scotch Plaid Gossamers, for @10. ‘8c. Misses’ Gossamers, for 89c. $1.25 Boys’ Rubber Coats, for 1.18. $1.60 Men's Rubber Coats, for $1.38. 6c. Champagne Bottle Bay Rum 12c. ‘Te. Bote Ammonia, for 6c. ‘33e. large Bottle Florida Water 29c, 39¢. 8 oz. Bottle Cologne, for 336. ‘33e. oz. Luben’s Extracts, for 1c. ‘39c. ounce Bottle Garwood" Extracts, 33¢. 1le. Genuine Lubin’s Powder, for 8¢. Genuine Cuticura Soap for 14. 14e. Rol Toilet Paper for 1c. ‘2be. Box Paper and Envelopes for 21c. 17c. Box Paper and Envelopes for 14. 18c. 120 Sheets Linen Writing Paper, 14c, ‘3c. Braas mounted Photo Frames, Lic. 1c, Hammered Brace Photo Fraues, for 120. Gc. Tablet of Imitation Allivator Skin, with Paper Envelopes, Inkstand, Pen, for 25c. g ‘39¢. Hose, Plain and Fancy, for 29c. ‘39¢. Black Lisle Thread Hose, for 33c. ‘98e. Black and Colored Silk Hose, for 83c. Children’s Hose, all styles, for 17¢. 33 Ladies’ Silk Vests, for $1.98. Colored Lisle Vests, for 89c. 81.68 Jerseys, ali styles, for $1.39. $2.48 Jerseys, all styles, for $1.89. 2.98 “Breton” Jerseys, for $2. $2.08 Beaded Jerseys, for $2.68. Cloaks, for $10. Ladies’ Seal Plush Wraps, for $100. Seal Plush Wraps, for #40. $75 Beaded Wraps, for $50. 850 Beaded Wraps, for 835. 28 English Walking Jackets, for $5.50. $4.48 English Walking Jackets, for 83.98. 12 English Cloth Raglans, for $9. 35 Boucle Cloth Raglans, for #25. }4.50 Fancy Evening Silks, for $3. $5.75 Fancy Plushes and Velvets, for 84.50. 29.50 Tinsel and Brocade¥ffects, for $6. $3.50 Fancy, Plaid-and Brocade Velvets, $2.75. $1.50 Satin Freize, for $1.35. $2.25 Fancy Striped Velvets, for @1.98. $1.25 Fancy Striped Velvets, for 98e, ‘98e. Fancy Striped Velvets, for 75c. $2.25 Tinsel Gauzes, for $1.98. ‘98c. Plain Silk Gauzes, for 75¢. 3 for 25e. Lace Tidies, for 3 for 19¢. 39¢. Satin Covered Cushions, for 2c. $1.25 Lace Trimmed Cushions, for 98¢. 39c. Persian Scarfs, fringed, 250. 81.68 Chenille Table Covers, for $1.39. S5c. Momie Cloth Searts, for Ste. ber cent discount off Embroideries, ‘Trimmings and bationa — 75e. Corsets, all styles, for 50¢. 50c. Corsets, all styles, for 39¢. 48c. “Health” Wire Bustles, for 30¢. $1.39 Muslin Night Gowns, for 98e. ‘98c. Skirts, all styles, for 7c. 4Xc. Short Skirts, for 39¢. ‘8c. Embroidered Drawers, for 7: 'B9e. Cambric Corset Covers, for 3. ae. 81.68 Child's Nainsook for $1.25 Gee. Child's Gampe for 300 oT ote 29¢. India Linen Aprons, for 15¢. 1s junses? Caps, for 16c. Se. Stamped Splashers, for 216, Se. Towels, all styles, for 22¢, Pride of the West Muslin, 11¢. 10-4 New York Mills Sheeting, 250, 79¢. Honey Comb Spreads, for Ze. 12}4c. Stephen's Crash, for 10c. 62e. Doylies (bleached), for 58e, ROR KEE WN By a Scarfs. all styles, for 30c. iris, all styles, for 24. >. Searfs, all styles, for 19¢. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, for 18. 3-ply Linen Collars, for 12¢. 85c. “Palais Royal” 73e. “Palais Royal” Fane: = to y Trimmed Night Shirts, 66¢ 48e. Silk finished Suspenders, tor 39e. | $1.50 Warm Underwear, all styles, for: | $2 Underwear, all styles, tor sao. oe $2.98 Cardigan Jackets, for 82.48, 98e. “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves, for 82e, Te Pure Linen Hs whe $1.60 Rubber Coats, for $1.38. “> $205 silt Umorclan Gala nae 32.65 Silk Umbrellas, Gold 8. Sliver Top Canee, for S76." oo Biscs Axo Warre Goons. ‘SEATON PERRY (Successor to Perry & BROTHER), INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS NEW ANDCOM- STOCK OF PRIESTLEY'S ENGLISH te, DRESS FABRICS, Wi N SUR TAR? REO D A UAPTES 9 AMTRAL SQTHS Uwe VEILINGS, CON’ }CLOTHS, LUPIN'S FRERCH MOURNING Goons, iz: MAS MELITES, ETAMINES, TA- DRATISE CLOAUS: ORMHMERES, COMBED! BATES. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES AND VEILS. GENUINE BLACK CANTON CREPE AND CREPE BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER- NEW BLACK MOURNING SILKS. NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED WHITE GOODS, NEW EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS. NEW EMBROIDERED BATISTE ROBES. NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED PIQUES. NEW PLAIN, STRIPED-AND CHECKED NATX- Foot PORES, TANESS, TRRSLAN FANS CORDED PIQUES, ORGANDIES, PURE LINE! Lawns, ac,” “CLOSING PRICES” ON ALL IMPORTED WINTER ‘WEAPS AND COMBINATION SUITS. (a PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Puner Burtpra, Pennsylvania 9% Oth st. Established 1840. ree on. A. FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR 99¢., AT THE $3.00 Great Clearing Sale, at tho 4227-6t ible Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th st. s.'e. 00 by tf iN wnazs w2224 ven] N x x ™ COMMENCING ON MONDAY, JANUARY 31ST AND CONTINUING THROUGH THE WEEK. List: Jersey Mittens, pair... 19, Picot Edge Ribbon, yard... 190. Colored Silk Handkerchiefs. 190 Balbriggan Hose, pair. 190. Scrap Baskets, each, 196. Furniture Polish, bottle... 19¢. ‘Mourning Paper, box. 196. 4-piece Brass Smoking 19¢. Oxidized Breast Pin: 190. Hair Brashes.......... 190. Children’s Pocketbooks. 19¢. Embroidered Mulle Ties......... 196. Plush Match Safes, with Brass ‘Trim- Playing Cards, pack 19 | Whalebone Casings, pi 19e, Embroidered Handkerehiefs........-... 19. Corsage Bouquets. 19. Fayptian Glass Vases. 190 190° 19e. 19¢, 19¢. 19¢. 19. 2 18. Silver Bangles, pair. ais 108 4-in. Plaid Silk Ribbon, yard - Ide, 5.in. Black Spanish Lace, yard. - 19¢, Initial Handkerchiefs, 19¢. Powder Puff Boxes. 2 19. ‘Transparent Soap, > 19e. Hand Glass... mere = 190. Children's Lace Collars > 180, Pearl and Oxidized Sleeve Buttons...... 190. Keep this list for reference throughout the week, For 10c. sale see “Republican” and “Critic.” THE BBB 00 NNN PQ NE pe 88 ike BBB 00 SON NN MM MOA H FEB Mumm ay EMR OO HOR Fi Bue fh pe go ie ge MMM AA RE HOH EER Y 29 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. ADIES' PLUSH COATS, SATIN 811.90, at the Great Clearinj ‘Doubl 241 and, JUILTED, AT le at the le Combination, 311th st. w 4827-6 Miowa Wercur Ovencoars. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY OVERCOATS: OF MEDIUM WEIGHT. OF THIS CLASS OF GOODS THERE IS NOTHING SO POPULAR AS MELTON OR KERSEY. FOR YOUNG ‘MEN THE “COMING” STYLE IS THE ENG- LISH TOP COAT, DOUBLE BREASTED. THEY ARE CUT LOOSE, WITHOUT BACK SEAM AND SHORT, MADE UP WITH “RAW EDGE,” DOUBLE STITCHED AND LINED WITH PLAID CASSIMERES. THESE ARE PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THIS CLIMATE AND PARTICULARLY FROM THIS TIME ON. BY TAKING ALL THE NEW YORK MAN- UFACTURER HAD, WE BOUGHT THEM AT 4 BAEGAIN AND MARK THEM AT $16. THEY ARE THE MOST STYLISH, AS WELL AS THE BEST COATS, WE THINK, TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY FOR THE PRICE. WE DON'T HESITATE TO SAY THAT THEY ARE GOOD VALUE AT $22.50 TO $25, ALL GRADES OF KERSEYS UP TO THE FINE ENGLISH SATIN-LINED GOODS OF THE NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR STYLES. EB BARNUM & CO, 29 931 Pexxsrivamta AVENUE. |ARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND PIANOS. PRICES from $50 upwards. Easy monthly pay. imenta, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Fab, Y BRUSSELS 400. Tere are GieadOe PER YARD, AND REGULAR GOODS. 100 pra. Misses HOSE. Sold at 25 and 30c. Will be Price, $1.25 and $1. Willgoat40c. Some of these ‘must attract. Pretty SATTEENS, worth 20c., Splendid Line HAMBURG EDGINGS. Bleached and Brown COTTON GOODS at the LUTTRELL & WINE, Jn27-0t 1241 and 4S 1s aoe, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN. ODDS AND ENDS 500 pra. Children's Hose, all sizes and all colors. Former prices, 50 and 250.” Must xo at 150. sold at 7c. 50 prs. Kid and Beaver GLOVES (Ladies) Former ‘e0ods are slightly soiled. 5,000 yds Remnantaof DRESS GOODBat prices that 5,000 yds. New and at 12340. ‘The newest and most desirable patterns in French SATTEENS, at 350. ‘Afull line of SILKS, SATINS, CASHMERES lowest prices. (Cottons are advancing) Corner 20th street northwest. As we move into our new store,corner of 11th and F streets, March 1st, we haye only a short 30 days to accomplish the entire disposal of our winter stock. To do this we realize that the ‘pruning knife must again be inserted, and still. Breater reductions quoted. Not a piece of win- ter merchandise is to be carte tito Ga ane store, consequently prices quoted calcu- lated to put their immediate sale beyond a per- adventure. ‘You will study your own interest in giving this stock an early inspection. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Faxcr Sraven Ticxnvos. ‘We have opened a fine line of Fancy Striped ‘Tickings, 32 inches wide, in combination stripes of gray, cardinal brown and blue, especially suit- able for skirts. Only 20c, per yard. (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ovexrxc Or Senta Fraxxeza, Superb line of Opera and Cashmere Flannels, in Pink, Light Blue, Cream, Mode, Drab, French Blue, Garnet, Cardinal and Maroon. Only 50a. per yard. ‘White Embroidered Flannels, in an unusually fine assortment of choice patterns for ladies’ skirts; also a line of narrow patterns, in imita- tion of Hamburg embroidery, for infants’ wear. Prices 69c.,75c. 90c. and $1.00 per yard. Handsome Colored Embroidered Flannels, in Scarlet, Light Blue, French Blue, Navy, Cardi nal; also, Gray and Brown shades, embroidered. in White, Black and Cardinal Silk. 80c., 87%c., $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. 38-inch Eiderdown Flannels, for Wrappers, Dressing Sacques, Opera Cloaks, Xc., in delicate evening shades. ‘White Wool Flannels, Saxony, 25 and 30c. per yard. Chinchilla, 373s and 50c. per yard. All Wool, 40, 45, 50 and 60c. per yard. ‘Yard-wide, 65,75, 85c. and $1.00 per yard. Fine Wool Pajama Fiannels, in neat stripes and plaids. 373and 50c. per yard, (Third floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Exraa Duzss Goovs Varves. Outside of the reductions recently made sbout the best moneys worth of Dreas Goods we have are the following: 36-inch All-Wool Tricots, spring weight. All the newest desirable light medium and dark shades, only 50c. per yard. 50-inch Camel's Hair Suitings, Light and Dark Grays, Light and Dark Browns, Bronze, &c., only 75e. per yard, ‘Twilled All-Wool Cream Flannel, extra good qualities— -inch, 62340. per yard. 50-inch All-Wool Cream Foule. This quality is worth $1; only 75c. per yard. 42-inch All-Wool Cream Homespun Suitings, only 62. per yard, ‘You get more than the equivalent of your Dress Good's money here. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. A Retuste Grove Sroor. ‘We mean by this, no matter what price you pay. us fora pair of gloves, be it 25 cents or $5, you are reasonably sure of securing the best that amount can possibly ‘procure in this or any city. We pick our stock from the entire mar- Ket, being beholden to no one manufacturer to handle his particular lines, We offer you the best we know how to buy. Note each item. ‘Ladies’ 5-button pinked-wrist Suede Gloves, in tan shades. Only 85c. per pair. Ladies’ 8-button Suede Mousquetaire Gloves, in tan shades. Only 75e. per pair. ‘Ladies’ 4-button Fine Suede English Walking Gloves, in assorted tan shades, richly embroi- dered on the back in black and self colors. Only 81.50 per pair. Ladies’ 4-button “Perinot” Kid Gloves, in Greased and Suede opera shades. Only 50c. per pair. Ladies’ 8-button Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in opera shades. Only 1 per pair. Elegant stock of Fine Gloves, for wear on special occasions. Also Lace-top Silk Mitts, in delicate evening tints. These are finished with, a small clastic band at the knuckles to keep them in shape, 18 and 20-button lengths, Gloves tried on at the counter. We guarantee you perfect satisfaction. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. yISSES RED KNIT VEST AND PANTS, 190. Sth? Sih Grent Gieecistante aN as 3027-6 petra? yuble Com! 1241 and 1243 11th st. se, Az Cost To Repvce Sroce, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are selling their large aud elegant stock of Choice FRENCH WOOLENS at prime cost. COMBINATION SUITS reduced from 17.50 to $12.50. DRESS PATTERNS reduced from 830 to $20, DRESS GOODS reduced from 81.00 to 75c, The greatest bargain in All-wool FRENCH CASH- MERES, 48-in. wide, 75¢c._ These are extra quality and are sold elsewhere at $1.00. Just reduced the prices of EVENING SILKS and ILLUSIONS. ILLUSIONS reduced from 82.50 to $1.50. ILLUSIONS reduced from $3.00 to $2.50. TINSEL ILLUSIONS reduced from 82.00 to $1.50. All SILK GRENADINES, evening colors, BROCADES, and STRIPES, reduced from $1.50 to $1.00. Special Bargainsin extra fine COLORED CORDUROYB for Ladies’ Suitings at 7he.; worth $1.00. MOIRE SASH RIBBONS at $1.50; worth $3.00. ROMAN SASHES at $6.00; worth $12.00. BLACK SILKS at 81.50; worth $1.75." 75; worth 82.25, BLACK SILKS at $2.00; worth 82.50. ‘We are the Sole Agents in this city of BONNET’S PER- FECTION BLACK SILK. This is an entirely new finish: is recommended for its elegant ap- pearance and durability. Gantier's All-Silk VELVETS, Black and Colors, at 86; worth 86. The finest goods in this market. We are closing out our Cloak department and offer choice goods at one-half their original cost. ‘MOURNING VISITES at $15; former price, 845. We will place on sale Mondsy our Spring Importa- tion of FRENCH SATTEENS, and will stow the largest and most complete assortment of new designs ever shown here, they having been made to our order by the manufacturers, Gros Roman & Co. Don't fail to examine these elegant goods, Choioe styles are sold early. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. 29 Biiiine ou S00 apenas BarOe. cRICeS ts SANDERS & Stavuan Boat ga F st hw. A Vee EE gE Ee He aos ‘Ja27-6t 1241 and 1243 11th st.a'e, Jvsr Recerven . LARGE LINR OF DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, VERY HANDSOME AND CHEAPER THAN USUAL. RICH CUT GLASS IN GREAT VARIETY, FINE PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, Ja29-3t 1009 PENN. AVENUE. OF 5] ALBEE sch ar GL AER, ES yuble. 124] and 1243 11th at. ae, WANTED-—HELP. FOR _RENT—HOUSES. GIRL TO DO THE 21 XW SIX-ROOM Ne eee a sem of two; must come mes B.merete Tara Sad * eed bene , GOOD, RELIABLE DRIVE | Str 08 a Neat ae ear araA ins eee | W Uris: EONS Fam_rao, wax | oS RTBIOR PORES Ay oe San bo. TE | one understands od will go out of deci: | eae A YORMISRED Wao? WOORL, ARTED—A BOY TOK STORE CALL | DUNDORE & Co. 717 Mat nw. = Fe Orie ‘suitable for one of Stoguvest comer 6th st and Louisiana ave a. | WWANTED—A PLAGE FOR 4 GIRL AS ‘in the house if deaized, af w. from 6 to 9 p.m. ie ‘Burse oF fats pcata any an aw. v TWO CES LEARN | furnish from last employer. = Tanase TO Weer Er a aa | Gk 2 | REPU Ee oem w. for thre it ‘ANTED—AN EXPERT CALIGRAPH OPERATOR, | 73> UNFURNISHED ¥ 5 SORTA WW ARTEDTA S000, COOK, ALSO A GOOD | graus ean Machine. desires 2 Hee bea 8 | Ficruphe be ne APy 5001 Sta mee Ae Raat on hitiety nih ry Watton 96. a Be EWE office. * a R RENT-TWO,NICE LANGE, UNFURNISHED | $27 vet. Baadiea, news Wise Ra tue *pensioe eaet OAs ‘address | WW Sornams a tieastion a aed eagte | et ond Beets S18 per soonths at 2530 ht j a leas: month, ———— ~ . ANTED SEVERAL YOUNG EADIE WHO ‘Addrece NPs Star office. cae oS UXFURRIGHED ROOM®, Wir 3 Piight ‘Sad Vieuamat. © Aaacen Ke west Ree re TTIONS HOR MALE AMD FEMALE | a. ocern improvensante. ‘Ttcme very reescostie: Iii 3 : farm brads clerk. re in stores and ‘fame ____At*_ | fenanes. T-H. SYPHERD & CO. WANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, FROM 16 | ilies. Employment juarters, Dw. EQOME, SECOND | _220-St-___ Real Rotate Dealera, 1007 Fat. nw. £0 24 years of sue, to attend to » ‘and make | _jal-Sw* or re Fe RENT—ALL OR PART OF A BEAUTIFUL Fert a ert ‘Mast have good references. ‘ANTED—EMPLO}] IN A LAW, REAL a it ‘House, elegantly 15, weet Tees Nae tes WIFE SHORT Din W cotate, patent or larger’ ote: by an SONNY FRONT | “ele, yerv cheap." CH. hese raw. ite preferred; Mae Pelee Sipecalary gly expected ‘ist; “good ‘references. yt — FOr, SRE Sent et Riowt noose Dortwp Gis eealisen tnd Sean | Seceee sneer een ee FUR: | meer gason OY “ES, modern perepenta, a pie Se Btarofice. “e058 | WW ANT EDR ve Loua tog cana ah Beans Oa : 1 ‘ANTED—MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS: earn $70 per month at thieir own homes; guia of samples, of goods and full i for & CO Rutland, WAXZED_s SETTLED WOMAN TO KEEP house and do general housework in family of three, Irish preferred. Apply at 1820 33d st.. West ‘Washingto: Jat WAXTzD, = LADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO decorate Novelties for holiday and weneral trade: steady a ‘week earned: all ma furniabed: work mailed. free: “Address NEW ENGe LAND DECORATIVE WOKKS, 19 Pearl st, Boston, Masa, P.O. Box 0078. Ye20-60" ‘WANTED_A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS A WIDE sequaintance in this city to fll a position of trust; Ba pie aude ee oy: 5 e ire. mont 5 STEWART, 428 7th st. nw. up staire ite WANTED—CooKs, MAIDS, NURSES, HOUSE- workers, wait nen. Avusemed and other el ference. thix at:d other elties and suburbe, vine. at 1326 ironing; good references, shire ay be 2 : 4 ‘terms; location one. = (-RATIONAT EABOR BUREAU | best, noar Franklin eguare, reference exchanged. “Ap. Wins steaigngicrs tor weuiacie sag come feat | Diy st premises, LOI? 12th it st is. deste men outrts thers, "Waiters with dross a was | 70k RENT LARGE HANDSOME BOC: WHEE Engineers, Farm and Dauy. "E- Hy DICK, S17 minee | EGmirwomestinched soot boon 2 be athe nw n28-6t_ | nw. ANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, OR RENT—FURNISHED ‘ROOM, WITH a Situation as house maid, washing and ironing” | Hexcetient wibie posta set hese oommiort, it very Hus hind experience ap ladies’ tald: beat of referenos | iosccenttig aoe Quang and, home furnished, Can do plain sewing. ‘apply at 407d =< POR FET 2 ori sr. & AT AN F AT 1214 mod. imps. $27.50. 237 8 ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN— wwEct VENUE. tory aud celle, mod. iinpe € Ww: walters postion ing prvaie family or Arst-| Parnished Rparmonta’ 229-10" TecoSwaR fae bene Arar piseruemaets business; good references. ca x Call at 821 23a st. 025-* OB RENT—A LARGE BACK BOOM: SOUTHERN FORREST THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND W werkt home ofto fooutselersnt At and stytian | S24c87Ei on pacond Boor: rent, $15, One third Agar | usar yous, ad, modern impeyvemrtta, eet aan i hig best refere i + oom; @12. At 1111 st. nw,, between _- te, Fee nience. 514 10th st n.w. p 1441 Lt now. V ‘ANTED—KNOWN THAT and competent servants in KR RENT—LOW, HANDSOME 10-ROO! CK, care, in perfect expan whit int nt we on obubS st., Le Droit, help, with : eee 228-3 ae -_ ren ‘URNHAM'S Licensed “Employment Bureau, 630-638 SERS roniorienet barn O58 Fee BRENT 5207, 0 Sh, NWo, HANDSOMELY | RC RENT SEVEN BAT WixpOy BRICK, ‘ANTED — A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND ss Beenie" TRRGEANTS Set ek 73 ‘iron for emall family. Inquire at 402 Sprace POE BENT-00n OTH St AND MASS. AVE, See a) ee one, with’ oeure "helerenecen. | P'Star kat am, s eS = z WTF sone Setbern axons ex | 22807 & (Witnderstand heir business: ns othe aed ano | WW married couple, with une ofparior: private famiy | changed 18-15" | 31] Met a. w. 95 216 9th st.n.w, JOHN SCOTT. jaz preferred: terms must be erate meas ex- ‘ja29. ‘WAXTEDAMMEDIATELY A WHITE GINL 48 Ghambermald and waitress in a family of two at 3106 N'st. n.w.; reference required. e283 WANTED A, FIRST-CLASS COOK (COLORED): ‘also, genteel Housemaid; none but those having first-class city references need apply. Address. givins terms, éte., 0. B., Star office. ou WAkteD. — WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN VV coke French Cook, White Nume for New York, ‘Gookand Baker, Butlers, Mai an Coutty, RATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 617 7th new. Wikteot WHITE WOMAN TO DO GENERAL house work in small family, (German or Swede preferred.) References req at 1207, yaw ‘ANTED— WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH Warren family of tree; inquire LAWRENCE SANDS, 1424 New York ave. $a27-3t WANTED-A YOUNG ABLE BODIED GERMAN and wife, under 40. with no children, ss Janitor RENT—TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS ON FIRST changed. ‘ Address Box 106, Star office. is" | POR RENT Two OMS ON FIRST — = WAN TED-BY MARCH IST_—TWO TADIPS AND | sonsquare: 1010 otha res MO jaa Se | i246 dyn worse | one ae ‘purloe: ina cleane wel Rept homes novtte: | JROR RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED OB UNFUE: | 3o%usio Neos cit family preferred: south of Nand west of 3th at, with | Lmished. at 814 10th et hws torme very moderate. | SontGis Meee MSE 10. or without Board: reasonable terms: references ex- | _Ja28-St" 103,105,111, Vaave. 10. changed. Address Box 19, Star office. it RENT_UNFURNISHED_TWO | PARLORS, | 1oc1 Union at +. oF 104 Rectan, heat snd(gen, for ecttied Lair Senate | (upper foor occured iby owner); tat ges nutes | 1S, : light’ housckeeping, should: she desire it; moderate | expensive new Paperint, Tent $20. 1018 New Hamp: | 820-8 _C.'H. rent. ©. A... Star office. Te | shireave. Stale VAN’ as LF N NI KR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED W *catine Boome on fast Soon partatly fom Fits in private family Without chilaven within central location, for offices. J.P. Star minutes’ walk of and Wer depart- ee S| lane em one, oe WANTED_BY AT.ADY, ONE OF TWO UNFUR- < URNA; = nished rooms, with board, in Died family ; RB, ya ‘UN! ROOMS, oderate price; quiet ad central. 5 Box 4. | swo kemtaenel fereisbet oneal ee et mae, water and sewer often fads 4 water and sewer..-""” NAT ANTEDIBL TWO -ADULTEO TWO amy | Ga: Very reasonable price. Call and examine, 2114 | 710 Place nw. 5 room water ‘ANTED—B\ TWO ADUL’ TWO UNFUR- nnsylvanis 3 and sewer. — one (Witinied communtenting iota’ on netoaa Baee tee fem a rt ed. yanicat tween 3d and 15th and E. Sud M sta. n.w.; no house- | J{OR RENT_TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 1d janitress of larze office building. Must give satis. | keeping: terms must not exceed $20; referent ‘Ad- commun: cating, with or without. ; Will rent factary reference: bldrees bos 47, Mia ofice “eT | Meee Eee JeSS-ot+~ | aingleor en guite: Couvenient to herdic and ag ee WVANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND wire, | 1-Sdetne __—=___ies -|7 ‘Rat conducted by Ladies. “iten and Worms | WAR Room pain Boek te northwest part of city FS RENT IN A PRIVATE FAMILY—A PLEAS- | 131 ae | white and colored. for all kin domestic labor, 50, per month; references e: Kaiceee | aorane room on third floor, with dormer 428 College st.i.w.. 10r 16.50 with references. 717 M st. n.w. jall-3w* Box 22, City P. 0. Ja27-3" 1639 10th st. n.w.,7r. JANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL aT once, Whitesnd colored women, cooks, $10 to 20.. Chambermaids, nurses, scrul meh ‘co &G0mB3 & BURGESS, Employment Buren, S50oF st n.w. 24-6 ANTED-EVERY LADY TO LEARN THE ART W er bress Cuttine and Fitting sclentiscally by the new tailor system at half price. Patterns cut at 1220 Gat. nw. 4022-1m W: TED—A GOOD SETLLED WHITE WOMAN, without iucumbrance, to do dining room work at the Alderney Dairy, 929-031 Dt. nw. Call between the hoursof 9and10.a.m.; must have referenceja221m W: TO LEARN CUTTING AND ‘ing, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns cut to meastire. May Building, 7th and £ sts. nw. 022-360" ‘ANTED_WE WANT YOU!_ALIVE ENERGETIC Man or Woman needing profitable cuployment to represent us in every count r month and expe: les if pre- ferred. 5 fit and par- ticulars free, STANDARD ‘Boston, Mass. wees, 6 V ‘ANTED-WHY REMAIN IDLE WHEN WE give steady employment, to ladies and gentlemen it their homes? No canvassit rood salary : distance Ro objection. Address ALD SUEELY CO, £3 Eliot ats Boston, N $a27-th,s, WAXTED=50 Wood CHOPPERS To cur woop on Metropolitan railroad. H. W. BLUNT, 1059 Bist, st. ‘Jad-1m WV ANTED—CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR- 4 commissior ‘windows, Soathern frout, mall Tent toe person of quiet Rabie IDetne 2 = in et or. 10 LL a ees ae staw. 76.183 WANTED—HOUSES. BR RENT—FULNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT | 2223 Cievelandst. 6....-15900 1 8 ae ried Foptsr in best uetgteond tod Ba boas Teo | peso aes A.B. CAYWOOD, oor. 9th and K sta. n.w. Wa S22; HOUSE 83.500 CASH WILL BE PAID | part of city, two communicating Rooms, ‘Adress Cs THEN a | no ntents. Adres box 02, Stat omiee ae | Soe RENT_206 F ST. N.W. TWO NEWLY FUR- | ght? jqacn e}orth50 10 ab WANTED-HOUBE OF SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS: ‘Brniived front Hovine: one ou docoed fer hea aves BU ay gt euabees 7 2 Dazed; Poseation by April Ist,” Address D.C: ae ree s Troeeie Feat § 8 geet we2E RENT_UNFURNIBHED_2D FLOOR OF © Z ; | WW ANTED tO PURCHASE DiREOT Fuow rate | F"Rtoms fronting ssutns pice 816, Ales bd tory $8 a | | Waszz 8 Brick or, Frame Hor Borthwest, | front Room for $3" ‘No objection to light housek, £4 15 | #03. 82,900 to 84, y "Address CLERK, Star office. | ing. Apply at 1441 Let nw. 3028-3 bo > ‘(OR RENT—1408 ore BTR Waeaping DE. siring company will renteeveral aufurnished Rooms at moderate rates: aez-1w" aa Workitinadern unprverrents siete Suse i modeen imxprovement on 6th or CHARLES EARLY, ueeg st. between Land N sts. Apply 603 14th st.n. w. = IR RENT_FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR. FOU! Foon and bathe or wil partcoperis ik Wax MDE size | gurus star car madeteaetegas ange wait 3 ‘ANTED — A SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZED | 0! a pont 7 4 148; Wittuce: woul purchase of at nen tonnnssice | Geniean es cars thd anise 213'N. Capitol at. Jad BOG Fenton placseniet o> iMreasonable. Address Box 535, City P.O.” ja28-20" R RENT —ROOMS—CENTRALLY LOCATED, 50 1133 D. 2.6. Or-12 RO WASTED-10 BUY FOR CASH. A SMALL SIX- furnished, all conveniences; terms moderate. # Fenton Place i. oon Brick House from, $3) 06: cen- | Appiy 1033 L st. nw. = jeer 30 2030 P xn trally northwestern, Address W. W.. Star office. FORREST = ONE SUITE FUENISHED Rooms. 21} > ‘ANTED—TO RENT NICELY FUR- sont ad i236" mt NTED— ENT — FUR | [On RENT_TWO LARGE, COMMUNICATING ¥ NISHED MOUSER AT ONCE: good tomation in | PRE,,EENT_ING qCARGE, COMMUNICATING 0 ; north western section ; 375 and $190 x month: UN- | game floor, all newly furnished: sonth front. Also, = oo, THL OCTOBER Ist, ANB JULY inane | Some, Sor all newly furninbed: south front, “Also, 33 HILL STON, Terms moderate. Reference required. Gentlem at _427-3t 738 15thst._ | ferred. “Board if desited WO Tae ee -ARNER WANTED PROFERTY ‘DIRECT FROM OWNERS in all parts of the city, to sell, commissions mod- POR RENT—TWo UNFURNISHED ROOMS: ALSO room for adulta. Apply at small x. sey le atl BE | SL mewn eeete, [nee | eee TroomK, #600 joors anya; | $R0St ata. ISCELLANEOUS|___ BUSINESS CHANCES, ___| swovenlentioclewrandtars, 600 is is | Jone Sou awe IF a a a aaa = KR RENT—1203 Q ST. N.W..HANDSOME ANTED—8200—I WANT TO BORROW 8400, | F{OR RENT_NICELY FURNISHED BOOMS, ‘ome and bath, three lange closets, necond W for which I will pay 850 interest, payable in ming | 1 singly or en suite, southern ex mre; at 13 12th F exposure: 01 Towa Circle; orteuce zi ce sio- Rain ng Carity. Address Box 150, Starotice, © Tt | esin, part or whole. Apply at 1216 Fat mw: jasdeae | Mee Cte tet Fy Was 25,000 DKS. STA’ 4 R SALE — GREEN GROCERY —A RARE | }90R RENT—DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS | Wire and where they can be aoain ASives | Metance: weil establinied spn good location, Qoiare | OQ RANT, DELIGHTRULLY PLEARANT ROOMS GEOUGE, star oft Att Sontial eiice Oe Rak a EME CoMDeas, Com | window: large closets: every aomfort: terms to sult 19 ‘ANTED—USE OF A DRIVING OR RIDING mel office, 95 a le oa 8 satisfactory and permanent tenant. 1330 12th st. ; fair price paid for a stylish rig and_the bef irae Bae aa SS aa ‘ANTED—A SECOND-HAND, MEDIUM-SIZED Also Office Chait ing-back preferred. State ¥v [;ANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN OR LADIES TO 111319th stow. az pudttT Wars re. PURCHASE A GOOD SECOND- hand two-horse farm wagon. B.O. E., w. cor. 11th and M sta. s.¢. ANTED—A PRACTICAL MACHINIST WISHES to rent a foot-power Lathe (enuine preferred) to complete brass model. State wize and rent per month, ‘Address Box 71, Star office. 20-3" ANTED—A ¥EW SECOND-HAND WINDOW (W ‘Wirmen and Sash. HOLMES & BRO, Ist and E sts. nw. Je ANTED—AN UNUSUALLY GOOD OPPORTUN- ity for an energetic, active young nan, with a few thousand dollars, to secure an interest in an estab- A) tion. prices of and describe WWILL EXCHANGE FOR GROUND IN NORTH. | 2-¥- 3027-30 West section Property in Minneapolis, 65" 66 | —VERY LARGE SOUTH FRONT | 1634 fect, with cheap frame improvements which neta per | Moen Nyaa eee, age eed pn tt . Cau show inercased valle Past year to be 30 isis \ percent. “Address KESIDENCE, Star office. jacs-3tt Hise eet. HE FIEST STEP TOWARDS SUCCESS 18 TO RGE. &i z | 4902 W his SS Say hy rood furniture: oot nd ee ta Tole toe aires Sa Up. ‘Room, furnisised, second Boor, fer 7536 300 z tract 1009 Sch Accounts Audited, SS aE 2a tleman of 22. experience. R RENT—800 18TH 8T.. VERY DESIRABLE | 3515 By a een fares 713 Tole ae eee $27.30" Frittamisiea toon ae RI Set cuitable for light ie Sa" RK RENT—1309 RHODE ISLAND AVE; THREE iPLENDID OPENING FOR A LIVE MAN IN BNV RIND OF BUSINESS A Brick, from tain: tore room and thirteen other ‘Unfurnished Rooms: second floor; heat, ‘gas and MAS yM witiall modern improvements: building Sant algbed: | bath, board if desired: private family. jaeT-se | MLC! EEE OO. corner Sth and K ts. 2. ae s R RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH 7Fent only 850 per month, . ‘Apply to. WELLER & REPETTI, On RENT NICELY Fi Aa RENT — sti 326 Pennsylvania ave.sie._ | Also large side room, suitable for man abd. wifes ‘ANTED — FROM $2,000 TO per month with board, 465 Gn. w. we7. 83,000 WITH OR without s partner, in 3 well established and fine OME Paying manufacturing éstablishment, located 13 one of 1e, beat communities of Loudoun’ county. Va. For rticulars address of call on E. MAURICE CROPLEY, 3026-6" UNFURNISHED AND FUR- pe bn Ma. five. 10 7-3: Hithed business. “Address Boxg80, Sear ofice. ‘Bedrgom, on third for, beated by srate Se ee P ra aera aa aa farce, st G30 ath ow, bet Land Ky eran ‘very best. oy, pre .worth $30,000; 6 ing on GEO. W. LINKINS, corner 19th and Hi sts. 1k RENT—-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON cent. “Address Box 2, Star vines, Bede | Ae 226-60 | J0QR RERT—TWO UNFURNISHED Roo WANTED -§, 1000 ON ANO.T FEAL ESTATE | Cosesrenctan, OnFIGE 9o8 FL ERTABLIOMED | & frt oe communioting: moderate ent, O38 metry Carlene or Sen ae | COMERCIAL, OF OR, SF ERTASLISRED | awe Se such as Drug Store Dry Grocery, de. “By our | F'Xtom, second oor, €15; and otuers cheap aud well 'ANTED—GRADING, EXCAVATING AND Dian you avoid publicity, which hes an fi efleet creting of all descriptions; estimates given. Call 281-3, Residence, furnishé 56 C st. uw. A yo wanted. with - ee) F®%. RENT—1112 HBT, NW, ONE NICELY FUR- Consult your‘interest by hav Seer cohen yearns eeek WANTED TO, TATIONS AND DRESSMAKERS | AA dita ot koopa by contract acts of Books amen, with fre, eas, sitendance nd bath "jaS0-3t ting in Indice’ ana. featiemen’s tailoring private les- | NOBLE T VOR RENT—TWO_COMMUNICATING ND- sons at PYLEGING’S Establishment, 11 E st. late | So story south front Rooms, 3; mew sw York, London aud Paris. Ja27-co2t* W: Hele wa ras BT WO < hhonse; central; near three Isbes care: nk y furnished, WANtep to BUY A BAY HORSE. SUITABLE wel established rettable ‘and largely, increasing | wife a Sate Homapand | i30) for, lange coupe, Taust be stylish. perfectiy | inanufocturine Pusinewm. Ample ec fered. Oui tor yund and ving age, , lowest | parties meaning j. Address RENT—BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOMS; | 11. ferns ota, "BUvind atrodion ™ “°™ jucSE™ | Bir Sees ane nee nom apey- Ares iectecnsmed Tiel kare sorte | rt HOUSES —CHEAP FOR CASH, 25 [built Horses for heavy work: mus nds; send full description and BL: Btar office. ye27 St “ANTED — well | WILL EXCHANGE FOR DESIRABLE IMPROVED Peoperty in, Waahinston some of the choicest Lota Hn Meebo” RUMP EKRRER GaSe pric wines a — Wey. oe one te EL oh sie spate ae eh SS CAs ‘ANTED_RATS_RATS_ RATS — SLAUGHTER- tious, very staan and private hopes cleaned # BAaLING, oF JOHN HOBRIGAN, O26 th et. Uw. ja24-6t* \V ANTED—BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS TO “Witow inst ‘Weare doing og Printing st reagona eeeBO-am 605 7th at. 0: ‘ANTED_IF YOU WANT CANDY FOR YOUR “Wiénueh, Sore Throst, &c. buy candy if you want retinal drops fo cure the tesuble Buy AHOMATIO {LL DROPS. Jall-cow2w. \,ANTED—IT KNOWN THAT C. S, BUNDY, OF muisians ite City Hall), is Wa ceg Taree varies 3a20-1im (TED-STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING. new am. a jenoe ; and delivered. LA SOSBe Portland °San7-ime ‘ANTED—AT GEN. E. F. BEALE’S STOCK WV fa bom Ean.’ horses cated for asd setarucd SOT RENT, Hay scales, 10th and Laat Jeld-Oos ‘called for’ 24th 8t,, opp. the nares Whttie oa account of a coupe, etatae ta An Tur fe Coy am AMERICAN, nh SILENT NEW a No, Wiiiragiagees Onso aay AGIO ¢ CREAM, AM, scaled emcee! orpody cured, Moin pins sara seamas Hoga igntiee' of ronal, Risse Eartualed tox Sale Sdnee, cet and ori Faramseess ‘3 ‘THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. ‘une it: “i coappicaton. ae Pseieg Sete oe LOO nade Mt of fae londlng akg stones aba ‘Telephone call 422-2. O° ROPAGACH, 7th and H st Gaal ame Ta 15 8D 8T..8. Hearne ieabesi Ro, dam eer "6 | Wa Hear drat ama eee meat Fon Act Kiss Or Corres = | Wy SEeETIPEWRITING ALL ries nue saa a SF For: ‘Coffees, TIC SQUILL DROPS CURE By: ughs, Colds, &c. They Sa Tepe ee eee sate, eS | Wat ie Se ae ‘i | BoM a ER Bad Ae St Pa Cl ne pes. SAS SEE TIP p=| Watt ae Sed Soha ibe ” "i Pe ‘BEO., 616 La ave. BLUE (0) eee aglgtte nt Gah Bat. nw. Washington’ B. 0. ESE ec GeNY YUReR ions Se WANTED—LOTS. PE popes NT_TWO FURNISHED, ADJOINING F'itoms: without board: for gentlemen only, 11 13th st n. 33 RES—DEUG, EXCELLENT SALE_S8TO! Bro, LENT Lo- Dining, Room, cour Tockon aap RENT—ADMIRABLY LOCATED AND VERT . vaek ae ay “Ag root Tarte, aod all inodern linprvemet ro Se225See TYLER © RUTHERFORD, 1226 Fat now, ? } 13TH ST, LIVINGSTON TER- jouse of twenty-one rooms, bas Sins See Dosrd furmianed to “aeRO wes 3. Eat x. Ws ‘constant practice Bibs casi ae Pisjceas Erecident National sefess cau of LATIMER, SURVEYOR P.O. ADDRESS: “Mariboro!, Md., or 303 7th st. n.w., care of tae en See a cme Mies a . Caines 2d lint \CED IN. FOR Lange ann aera Yery desirable ; offices wi ‘Riggs & Co., estate furnished and fitted out. Lease five years to run; present owners about to leave a particulars inquire of M. M. PARKER, rit stinwe Ja2d-6t (A 8? 7 PER CENT INVESTMENT. First Mortgage Coupon Bonds OF THE ERMAN AMERIC. AN AND INVESTMENT be SOUPANY of ous Palle, Deke Sy ede Te a nue and J jl4-3m. eek a NT- 14TH 8T.N, W., NEWLY AND Pua EERE US |; Teferences €3 Fe: RENT—SIX_ BRIGHT, CHEERFUL £001 MB, Fi DAVIS ‘nue and 12th st. als RENT—1025 VERMONT AVE, HANDSOME- suite of Fooma, with R_ RENT_934 22D BT. FOUR DOORS 801 of Pa. ave., one second-story front room, | QoR RENTS 3X FURNISHED ROOMS itfal a ‘Table Board. esc) puget. wa sty FOE BENT PERSONS ame. D.G. Strance, 1220 F st nw. FOR _RENT—OFFICES. Pe A at rs Pesar SO ESSE fourth floor, $15 per: IS ?26-2m C3 on FOR _RENT—STORES. ae om eee ee OR es | Raa See A | EE Wty ged priae’ —) sad ond GS | aout br re oe 90 so = SETS tagrorsa | FOR RENT—MISOELLANEOUS Ee Eavilae Spee igen ma eas ‘of the FOREX ETE NSITERS 65 PER MONTE ts =