Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENIN G STAR. - WASHINGTO ‘3wHURSDAY. CROSBY S. NOYES ‘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 Strike of the longshoremen In New York has Started the periodic fever among the laborers in all branches of the carrying trade in and about thateity. Many—perhaps most—of the men who are now oUt of work were well enough content with their wages and thelr hours; bnt they became fascinated with an idea of self-assertion, and fol- Jowed the lead of a few of the dissatisfied. The effect of this sort of thing is always the same; the Fich, who can afford a temporary diminution of in- ‘come and some other inconvenience es, do not suffer @ great deal; but the poor, with whom every dol- JaF counta, not only have to go without the bulk of their accustomed comforts, but in many cases run Jato debt for the few necessaries they are obliged ‘Yo get in order to sustain life. Such @ sacrifice is more sensible on the part of skilled operatives,like ‘the higher hands ia a cotton mill, or the mechan- 4esof a great city. Their places can be supplied only by people who have gone through years of ‘Training. Such is not the case of the freight and coal handlers on a steamship wharf. A green hand ‘Who takes a stevedore’s place during a long strike Decomes about as skilful as his predecessor before the strike {3 over, if he has ordinary muscle and intelligence. Moreover, the last month of winter is an exceedingly Dad season tostrike. Not only has the striker probably exhausted the most of his summer- stored means in buying fuel and warm clothing for his family, but the country swarms with men who have been thrown out of employment by the ending of the Drisk business of the holidays, and ‘who are ready to take any job and face any danger for the sake of earning enough toliveon. The STeat strike on the Gould railway system last year, and the numberiess petty strikes to which it gave impulse, proved this beyond a doubt. The railway presidents in conclave at New York have at last Tesolved to acton the offensive as well as the de- Tensive, andto organize as thoroughly for their Own protection as their workingmen have. Ifthey carry out their present plan, and establish a Durean for the supply of Inbor and a providential fund for the men who continue in their employ till isabled or superannuated, they wii make a for. mildabie rival to the ordinary bor organizations, ‘Then, when too late, the men who have gone in hot hhaste into the present movement may regret that ‘they did not heed Mr. Powderly’s good advice and exchange the strike and the boycott for a system Of peaceful arbitration. The impression of speedy war in Europe ts strengthening. France's immense military prep- | arations under Gen. Boulanger have placed that nation in a position where there Is strong tempta- ‘tion to appeal to arms, if successis promisedg and | Where mortification will follow a backward step | | at Germany's suggestion or demand. Bismarck, | through oe of bis organs, the Berlin Post, seems to be following the course adopted in 1870 of fix- | Ing upon France the responsibility for war while bumself moving all things towards thatend. The maneuver is recognized in Europe, and the whole | continent is in a flurry at the indication of 2 pur- | pose on the part of Germany to fo War at this | Ume. It seems evident that nothing less than the | exhaustion which follows a long and general | Struggle will relieve the European people from the Fulnous military expenses which oppress them | and bring about a disarmament. In this respect the conditions exist which lead the people to ac- cept war willingly as a choice of evils. ‘The Indiana senatorial contest 18 now practi- cally transferred by change of venue to the United States Senate. There will be a struggle over ‘the representation from California, Indiana and | probably New Jersey, in that body. ‘The demo- | crats have the advantage in unseating facilities tn | ‘the legislatures of these states, and the republi- cans have a similar advantage in the United States Senate, restricted, however, by the disposttion fn | ‘the Senate not to go rery far bebind the face of | ‘the returns. ——— O'Nelli’s conviction sends dismay through ‘Doodiedom and encouragement to honest taxpay- | ers, for the evidence against him is conceded to be | ‘Weaker than against any other of the corrupt New | ‘York aldermen. Cleary and Retily, the boodiers | Yet to be tried, sit shiveringly in line, like the last ‘Christmas turkeys on the roost, consclously await- tug decapitation. A strong coop should be pro- | ‘YVided for them, for now, if ever, ts the time for dis- appearing. $$ A correspondent charges in another column that | Spies, in marrying by proxy, usurps an exclusively Foyal prerogative. As anarchists hate kings and | everything kinglike, a motive is thereby suggested | Yor the alleged plot to blow up the Chicago jall— Sples. usurped royal prerogative and all—with anarchist dynamite. THE COMING SEASON JERSEYS WILL BE MORE | WORN THAN EVER BEFORE. THERE ARE THE BEST OF REASONS FOR THEIR POPULARITY. NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR HOUSEWEAR. THEY ARE COMFORTABLE, ELASTIC, WELL- FITTING, AND SO LONG AS THEY ARE THE FASHION THEY ARE DRESSY. FOR OBVIOUS REASONS MUCH SKILL AND MONEY HAVE BEEN EXPENDED IN DESIGNING NEW AND TASTEFUL STYLES AND PATTERNS FOR THE COMING SEASON. THE IMPORTED JERSEY TAKES THE LEAD. IT Is, IN EVERY WAY, SUPERIOR TO THE DOMESTIC GOODS. WE PLACED ORDERS YOR IMPORTATION BECAUSE WE DESIRED TO HANDLE THE BEST, AND TO BE ABLE TO SHOW ‘THE NEWEST STYLES. WE ARE BEGINNING TO RECEIVE INVOICES OF THIS YEAR'S LATEST DESIGNS, AND WE ASSURE YOU THEY ARE MARVELOUSLY AHEAD OF ANYTHING YOU BAU PE Ss aA uu MMM Sgs8 % 7TH. 8TH AND D STS. | \ CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. | Children’s Clothing, which I will sell on Instalment | lor or Chamber Suits, Carpets, Mattings, Baby Car MM MM MMMM * ree a uM M Sss8 = FFF nm D A Y RvR D> & YF ke ERE oH DOD AA ¥y F ER H Bo #4 F = ERE DDD TTTTH COO.K KEEETIIT re E Bb THOCKK ER T pee b2 Pig detes t EO Reeebo> 7 i cocik “KEEe 2 ppp A OY BD we Y BR AA hd DDD cor a = 15 Trimmed Hats (Ladies: iene geo est French Felt Hate and Bonnets; sold from oo KD TICKET, 250, valvet Condircy ga Sere oltre Soe fa G19, 500 Ritbep. 2 nemnants 1 ris Lyard to 236 each: worth 35% 55% guy TioxgT, 5c. © 1 Black Cashmero and Crepe Trimmed Sait, aise 40; price $29.90. RED TICKET, $8.50. 4 Black Silk Sut, Plaited Skirt, with Basque, aise 36; _— RED TICKET, 9.00. 1 Brown Boncl th Visite, with Chinchilis Far, ‘Satin Lining: sp THe ', $7.50. t 4 all comme are | 60-inch Cream Damask, 450.; worth S0-tnch Turkey Red Datawok S0e worth i Pisces Checked and striped Nainsook, 129390.; Niotof Lubin’s Extracts, to close out, at wA lot ot aan cateeing wooden ‘wood bon rapulat price 25e. To clove out box *". lof of Genuine Englieh, Tooth Brushes; regular Price 25e. ‘To close out at 16c. each. Alot of School Bags: Terulat prices 16 to 50, ‘To close out at 5c. each. Alot of kone wore 1c. 23 ‘sizes, 14 and 15); aie Collars; were 19e. To close lac “ ea G15 to 8S 50 To lowe out ot of Torchon Laces, white and colors. To close out yard. Toclose out at 50c. 8 A lot of Ou: ‘Splashers; cheap at 1( To close $1.00 a ‘A Jot of Ounbric 45-Inch Flouncings; worth @1.26 8 lotof odds and ends i: = tofu arora cfone out at 10 agua: Norte 12 out at Se. fans lot of It Embroidered Tat ratio ae ne eho m0. ‘A‘lotot Fine Flannel Plano Covers, bmadsomely eve: Drojdered: were 64.30 to $6.30. ialissseees “Rot of odds and ends ‘a Black Laces; were 38 to 50c, Ty close out at S5c. a yard. sh lot Fancy Metal Clasps, some as high as 25e. To close out at Tot of soiled Cambrie (Underwear, trimmed with fine Lace and Enibroideries, in odd sizes, which we will sell Or lot of Lotta Bustles for, th 7o.; always sold for te price ie for to-day nd ‘ends in Ladses: Rid Fler cerae and in 4 and.5 buttons: will be 5 Harris! Seamless x vinhe the cot price. ds utindered Shirts, in sizes only 163, 17, 1736; ve and many other Barzains to be had FRIDAY ONLY, ar ‘Having been so successful in establishing s first-class | House in the City of Washington where the people can buy reliable goods on Instalment at Low Prices, I have ‘added to my stock a full line of Men's, Youths and ‘at cash prices. My Goods have been carefully selected and will give satisfaction. Remember that GROGAN always does as he says, and if you are in want of Par- viages, Refrigerators, Stoves, (Clothing), &c., call on GROGAN, GT THE RINK, | ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., ‘and you will save money and have the largest stock in the city to select from. (You can make your own terms.) 3 Fo A Fiw Dass J will offer to close out at and below cost a lot of Break- ‘Jackets as low af $3.50. Morning Robes as low a6 85.50. _fe3 935 Pennsylvania avenue Fox Svrrurs CONSTANTLY RECEIVED OF THE CELEBRATED MILWAUKEE LAGER, FROM JOS. SCHLITZ’S BREWING Co, And for sale by dealers generally in bottles and in casks and bottles by the agent, SAMUEL C. PALMER 615 D st to616 Va ave. aw. Depots: | EP Sika ew: DW . Telephones:} Hantineton, $80. 8 Vasestines, 3 VALENTINES. Prang‘s and other mannfacturera. Art Prints on ‘Satin and other Art Novelties in Valentines for sale st BEALL’S BOOKSTORE, 13-42 495 Pennsylvanis ave. OS Femneyiveis 20. Orvznixa SPRING DRESS TRIMMING, ‘HAVE SEEN HERETOFORE NOR DO THEY COST ANY MORE-IN FACT LESS. WE ARE TO-DAY ABLE TO OFFER YOU A BETTER GARMENT FOR LESS MONEY, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRE- ‘VIOUS STANDARD OF VALUE IN THESE Goopa. AND. AS A MATTER OF COURSE, WITE A GROW- ING FASHION, THIS YEAR'S DESIGNS ARE AHEAD OF ANYTHING PREVIOUSLY EXPORTED. OW, OUR OPENING OF IMPORTED JERSEYS TAKES PLACE TO-MORROW. WE WILL sHOW 16 DIFFERENT STYLES, ALL OF THEM NEW, AND THE PRICES WILL, WE BELIEVE, SUR- PRISE YOU. THE BON MARCHE, 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Oop Sars Axo Ovencoara It will pay you to see our Odd Suits and Overcoats, as they have been reduced 20 per cent. You ‘way find in this lot a Suit orOver- coat to please you, and at a saving (©£20 percent GEORGE SPRANsY, 907 SEVENTH STREET ¥.w., {Opportte U. 8. Post Office) Lune E Pics 8. Saceves, ‘ & and $20. 2 Plush Viaites, fur trimmed, $10 each. 227s ‘TINEMETZ & SON. 2237-74. av. © walt PASSEMENTERIES, BUTTONS, &o., Selected Novelties of Paris and New York Markets. WINTER WRAPS 3.¢. HUTCHINSON, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, = fe3. Liste compaxrs EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘For Improved and Economic Cookery. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Ouly sort guaranteed azxuInE by Baron Liebig. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Me Dia Reg Se OE tr LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Efficient toxtc in Efficient Torte in all cases of Weakness and Di- LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Fs 5a )» Nightoap instead of Al- Eee ts SES Ge ec ea tetimile of, Baron Liebiets ; Bebe Sa lnk Seam sat che onl; ‘David & Co., va 4 Fouchureh avenue, Fon Prog. Bewtss Datsun Ee SCFRINO, UNPRR WEAR aa in sin fur, lined with Regular . QDD 51 TYEE vs. Pra Se le. B ike — Hichus, hand-ran, Gales juality of | batted 1: ‘k for some time—not the {you follow, the dictates of fashion ive iff zon do not and of every sapetor 2 “iter afvery maceasee Ay ae stock- taking a week. reveals the following few. ira of areuse a — in LS Draasels effect lose then out Priday, Hews lowing Teductions: pe Tork fol- 3 bait were 4 We also offer, ity ree See angthar “aug Farda, hee Price, 91.20. yards, Res Brice, , $1.20. 936 “yards, Re@. Pric 1. 1.49. is Yard’, "Reg. Price, $3 * Brice! # $8 is Teg. Price, $1.17. Low REwyatt PKIGES TO CLOSE. (Third floor; take el FEW "ODD" WALKING Biitrs, Gast of the lots. Will go Fridy st the following re- 1 i Ladies Gia Goa Satin Quilted Skirt, “Remnant” Pri 1 Ladies’ Nav; ruffle around the bottom. Price. 4.25, 3.00. pa Wire Bustles, Regular Price, Remnant” 3 Tampico Bustle, Regular Price, 50c.; “Remnant” Second fcor: take eleva “opp aa Te” IN SHUBLIN US UNDERWEAR. ‘Where fanize or kind we sell ‘them on Fridays at a red 2 Fine Muslin Gorset Co around the nc its Muslin Gorset Covers, 5 trimmed Rewular ae So. ét es ea eeeee ant 3 Fine Muslin “Giieiise broidery, trimmed around the’ camibric ruftie. iat cluster of tucks au broad mediel Ise Price. very. department, Other __ WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ve Assur Roxon THREE OF OUR MOST VALUED CUSTOMERS INFOBMED US TO-DAY THEY HEARD WE WERE GIVING UP THE TAILORING BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS. NOW, WE HAVE NEITHER THE ‘TIME NOR INCLINATION TO NOTICE ONE-HALF THE RUMORS THAT COME TO OUR EARS CON- CERNING OUR BUSINESS-CIRCULATED NO DOUBT BY THOSE WHO KNOW MORE ABOUT OUR BUSINESS THAN THEY DO ABOUT THEIR OWN-—BUT FOR FEAR SOME ONE OF OUR Pa- TRONS MIGHT GIVE CREDENCE TO THE AB- SURD REPORT AND PLACE HIS ORDER ELSE. WHERE ON THE STRENGTH OF IT, WE FEEL CALLED UPON TO SAY WE HAVE NO THOUGHT OF DISCONTINUING A BRANCH OF OUB BUSI- NESS IT HAS TAKEN TWENTY YEARS OF OUR LIVES TO BUILD TO1TS PRESENT PROPORTIONS. OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT WAS NEVER MORE THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED THAN Now, THE EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME HAS MADE IT A TEMPLE OF TASTE AND FASHION, WHERE GENTLEMEN MAY DRESS ELEGANTLY AND ECO. NOMICALLY—WITH NONE OF THE WORRY AND ANNOYANCE INCIDENTAL TO HAVING CLOTHES BUTCHERED IN 80-CALLED TAILORING HOUSES, WE WOULD ADVISE THE PETER FUNKS OF THE TAILORING TRADE TO, IN THE FIRST PLACE, MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS, AND, IN THE SECOND PLACE, TO LEAVE OTHER PEOPLE'S BUSINESS ALONE IF THEY FOLLOW THESE TWo STRAIGHT LINES THEY MAY IN TIME HAVE A BUSINESS OF THEIR OWN THAT WILL DEMAND ALL THEIR ATTENTION, AND THEY WILL HAVE NO TIME TO SPARE IN SPECULAT- ING ON THE AFFAIRS OF OTHEMS, RESPECT- FULLY, 2X 8AKS & COMPANY, ARTISTIC TAILORS, ‘300 to 308 SEVENTH STREET. Ax Cosr To Renvce Srocx, W. M. SHUSTER & 8ONB, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are selling their large and elegant stock of Choice FRENCH WOOLENS at prime cost. COMBINATION SUITS reduced from $17.50 to $12.50. DRESS GOODS reduced from $1.00 to 7Se. ‘The greatest bargain in All-wool FRENCH CASH- ‘MERES, 48-in. wide, 75c. These are extra quality and are sold elsewhere at $1.00. Just reduced the prices of EVENING SILKS and ILLUSIONS. * ’ eed & A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1887. D. , Nor Dacerven. We savertioe! to ercive thie morning Undiwesst Kid Gloves, and tobe offered as a Souvenir of the “Opening” for 68c.& pair. ‘The great strike in Mew ‘York caused us to disappoint you. ‘The importer telegtaphs us: “Gloves will be Wash- Lar RrUreS We ave. 2 w. LADY IN MY (BUSINESS TO RER | 2. if ait ‘AMILIAR WITH FILD Wee es G00! Seg ES ‘NEW RENT-1910 13TH é Sy ora NE 'ANTED ENOWN—N. = We eaaunrtery ss fF Waanraiars Saree ry a8 meen a the ‘departments, DEN V "ED — SELF-INKING ee ae ine SES hoa cecmeete eae ANTED-RATS—RATSO yoy acini Was & Sauce Pata coi SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO DO W: ae ENOWN THAT C8. i ARTED—A BREAD AND CAKE BAKER. ae Wi aytvanis 8 LW. _ fat" Meena raed Co caiaene eregne foupoiie Ce Sv Apply ot! Siete cam wacee 810 er | Comminiove {Sree excort Marpinnd). ene ees 0, Wasit Wares BAM DYEING a aaa i oe gpaueneny cl We fs ihe wit om aaa a eaat tea ke! tok. E. JACKSON & CO. Wana, SRE EDS é eran, porsea to winter at arm. bo box stalla. pas SRE baie ssa eens ros Waren t A S00R w p OMAN TO COOK, Wasi 13-20° ANTED-WOMEN “Coons FOR CITY, AND + ulguen ef SAE 13-61" ” a PABOH vakae aT ith ecm, wih WANTED TAN HO HONEST | YOUNG MAN 1 his LOca’ Se eer Fs Box 1}. "rte ‘ANIED—WM. ROTHWELL, 15 8D ST. 6. E, at A modeliag old and delective blunting s specialty. Witt WANTED — 4 COLORED WarTREss wu refe 71 any tHe a W*r enbi i py ANTED-AN [AN TO TAKE CHARGE furniture store. Must be competent and ex- Recess ages ANTEDTWO CLERKS FAMILIAR WITH ya Ae TO COOK small family: saan iat Ser 00 ERE NN 5883 fie prosgention of pension ‘laine and. three to PEEL Tl | Secor ae ae 8, 8 U y E aad ::3 8: wages expected, VYER, Star office. 13-3t" Sgs800 UU «VS CEEEN NN 1B Rss! WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO DO THE tk for ® smal) aaa, famully ana. have entire charge ‘nen nin canteal partof the city. Addres poz €@- Many of the Souvenirs being offered at and ‘below cost, we must reserve the right to sell only one yASFED-A COMPETENT FAROER, GPRM Piece of each Souvenir Lot to each customer. Wa Feferences required. Apply st 3310 P | a ‘ANTED—A XOUNG MAN OF 18 Of 20: ONE had some experience in the retail cigar pusinees preferred: tree Give oy Sater TOBAGOONIST, Siar office. WANTED-A BOY OF ABOUT EIGHTEEN YEARS ofage who has lad somo experience in book- Keeplug. quick and correcta Berures. Inquire ot of 1105 st. LW. $1.68 6 button “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves $1.25. $1.10 4 and 5 button “Elite” Kid Gloves, for 970. $1.50 6 button Undressed Kid Gloves $1.29. $1.89 8 button Mousquetaires, for $1.59. 21.50 4 button “Palais Royal” Gloves $1.23, ‘98e. Gents' Kid Gloves, for 820, 250. Cashmere Gloves, all styles, 18c. iesue a, Bloven Feather bode She ES Wise. soe saiber Bote pola Furgitare for palo te 2 -ANTED— gre AND OTHER furaiture, fu SERS Which can kill hem Hox N elie ‘CHACE & BRO. 10 La. ave. ANTED — SOMOS 8 OF Da gemitoae, 3 BEM Sat Pet a ‘fice trou an wpm Telephone Ss, 1S" z ‘ANTED —| a) CLEANING. KO HLCHAUE B°BHO. G10 La sve ese BO RENT—ROOMS. iG) ‘ROOMS SINGLE. ‘on eg eo Eee 1D veapara aoe or. irnished, at reasonable (erences exenaiged. Tngulre at “Cireulnting Library, 1745 Fo RENT—ROOMS AT 1124 7TH ST. N. W,, POREFRT NICELY FURNISHED THIRD STORY ‘Front Room, with or without board; two men. ss 407 4th st. ow. a3t —711 14TH ST. FURNISHED,SECOND mt Room, within che square of four Bee tween 9 and 10.8. m. £23" 12ie. Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100. WANTED; A WHITE GIRL AS COOK IN A PRT. 6c, Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 18c. are Lee . Linen Handkerchiefs, for 4c. Wwe “ANT ‘79c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, for 490, & 75e. Colored Brocaded Handkerchiefs 490. family. Call at 13 Grant ED—BY A NEW YORK eaeren anD ing Tea House, a first-class Salesinan for the southern, ster; pone but men of experience and, hey: tablished trade eed apy. Agarees, With full 480. Gents’ China Silk, for 39c. edicuaea aud: weltten reiefenses, DANTEC” pits 12}e. Pure Linen Collars, for 3} for 250. Ww NewYork city. 7 120. 3 pl Cutts, f FANTED — GENTEEI. YOUNG LADY Wo Ti she hawinerall ving tee Weer ropes can treated an “aaa: ibis mataige fe sek. meniber, of the: Fant wood reerénces required and 980. Spanish Lace Fichus, for 790. | 92.68 Spanish Lace Scarfe for 125. Waste EW BORER GEETAETR Wes TO | 980. Fans, all styles, for 73c. 3.08 Ostrich Feather Fans, for 94.98. 13.98 “Opera” Fans, for $2.98. $1.98 Fans, all styles, for $1.47. 17c. Jewelry, all styles, for 140. 25e. Jewelry, all styles, for 19. 49c. Jewelry, all styles, for 39¢. ‘98c. Jewelry, all styles, for 79c. $4.98 Rhine Stone Necklaces, for @4.59. $2.98 Nickle Watches (warranted), for $2.75, 813.49 Gold Watches (9 karat), for 812. 25e, Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 19c. 48c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 39¢. ‘70. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 50¢. 8c. Satchels and Pocketbooks, for 79¢. 81.68 Uatchels and Pocketbooks, for $1.39. 49c. Satin Dressed Dolls, for 250. Al t Room 47 Le Droit Building, weereat Beat Pain ¢ Tee Se . AND COLORED. ‘ED — WHY N French Cook, White Nurse for New York Head Cook'and Baker, ters, Maids, city and. HONAL LABOM BOREKG. B17 Til nsw SSS TIDY WOMAN TO. DO CHAMBER- fork. and ‘mirso two litte childrens winte rences required. 102 Bet ne. ti Wie COMPETENT WHITE Se take cate of ould Sy rear oa ig tien oases | 2b Keeping: Adaress COMPETEN f-3e N ferred; refer (TED-MEN AND V ae TO CALL AT B Nihite and colored women cooks, $10 to Buper, scrubs and mei cooks, once. ). Chambermat MBSE BURGESS, Employinent Bureau, ‘ANTED—AGE TS FOR OUR Ni GLAR_ Se. Flowers, all styles, for toute uotaiae sel rs 480. Flowers, also Feathers, for 390. UB Home Me Co, Chicago, jas}-0" 8c. Flowers, also Feathers, for 59¢. ‘82c. Saah"Ribbone, all styles, 79. 81.98 Moire Sash Ribbons, for $1.75. 1.85 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, for $1.48, $2.68 Silk Umbrellas, gold tops, for $2.39. 81.15 Silver Gray Gossamers, for 98¢. 2.50 Check Gossamers, for $2.10, $1.75 Black Gossamors, for $1.59. Be ‘TED-COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, nen and wonien, white and colored. cooks, nonss | J we or domestic labor, with’ refer- Cuces, BOB Kast Capitol at jess ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT EARNEST MAN Tocated “outside big cisien, to represent. in his state, a rexponsible house. Good References. SASGuNeRUna ‘SUPT., Lock Box Se, Mines’ Gossamer, for 806. Ww ANTEDS WHY REMAIN IDLE WHEN WE $1.25 Boys' Rubber Coats, for $1.18. gateady einployinent to ladies and gentlemen $160 Men's Rubber Conte, for see, at etek ores No clnvanaine. god alary distance po objection. Address ALD SUP! 43 Eliot st., ‘Champagne Bottle Bay Rum 120. 3c. large Bottle Florids Water 2c. 39c. 8 02. Bottle Cologne, for 360. 3c. oz. Luben’s Extracts, for 31c, B9e. ounce Bottle Garwood's Extracts, 330, 11e. Genuine Lubin's Powder, for 80, Genuine Cuticura Soap for 14c. Wat ADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO W ics fovelties for holiday and general trade; exployie f week earned: all materials firpiaied? work mailed tree Address SEW ENG? ATIVE WORKS, 19 Pearl st, Boston, x 5078. 3020-6 LAND DECOR, other roomers, 32H ST, NW, ONE NICELY FUR- nished front le for ous or two gentle imen, with fire, gas, a stteudanes and bath" f3-1m_ (T—BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOM! places in every room : southern and iron; = fesse ocho 101k ‘a2eSet ‘OR RENT—THREE SUITES OF FURN! Cufurnished Rooms. 4001 T Executive Mansion. R RENT—A PRETTILY FURNISHED and Bedroom, on third floor, heated by ae) furnace, at 920 14th st. B.W., bet. Laud K, opp, Frank u Square, Satiy IR RENT—307 CST. NV HANDSOMELY f ee Rooms. & specialty. south P01 FORE RENT—COR. OTH ST. AND MASS two rooms, southern exposure with er month, two persong in each room. wu ioe wane Fok BENT Porsisuen—1. Nancit08 OTH ST. Eeye RENT R RI += mf Beatie py cowt tT, ‘BRADI aT aise fice. 51: . FINE HOUSE, NINE polegad nny &e., $20. pti scart door to Puiineylvanis avenue, Davement Brick entirely; furnace 2 SSR ee suit | FOR & “ABL ES | Ee OTH ST. NW. TWO.ATORE ‘8 rooms and imps. Sank Ei Nis ig er 1006 F st. nw. FURNISHED nd bath. all mod imap : Seti a lege SRS Sars it REMT-VEEY CHEAR-FO ESIRABLE PE LS OR WENTY sHAuES OF COTTOS Stocks also S00 hates Hames Pin iec le. phone Stock. ‘our ‘ooo B10 st = te SALE_“CHAMPION Cot ye CURE” 18 Fey > - Seema YTS T1747 FST NW TEN ROOMS, ae “end fase s ajo NGS Oi Pec ae ray ie TaD MePoal et, Baten Ry A JOR 8ATE—600 EL wd vee Orem and Seeds Insurance Stock. 4, ae 1425 Rew York ave. | peiepnone call: 997-4. F oR at, HANDSOME, SEW, HOUSES, | 370 SALE_PURE BRED TNGHORN CHionEN Bouse)" e87°50 per’ mo ROS L sent @73-per ioe, | Bef a ini Sot Seer Tek fos wili | Houses open for thspestion For faced | Sis, whi cr 808 and ‘apply to owner, , $13 9th st nw, 2 ee ty 2-2 Fei SALE—CIGAR 8° AN POOL 7 BR [ANDSOME NEWLY | BUILT Pa eve. ae. i rae fhe ney genic = cae Se ee eg | me Satie | ° = 2 LDSCHMID, 813 Ubat wy ety Faas RAP PATENT OFFICE eita” stent edstion. Bookstore, T shies, Has 0 | KOR. RENT — AND SALE—A DESIRABLE St OR 8: ERY AND VIRION | gontents will be bold gts cccritiee Tene Foe AL SORRY any PRO Eoomees Sia the ical wil old at pubic sale cn’ the | #ivea for aaliog. “Apply oda ace. van at 12 o'clock, Saturday. N. RK SALE—A Tat er ee ee ‘RENT—VERY NICE FRAME E rae all modern improvements. 628 10th st. ne. Inquire 635 D st_.w. 818 per p-GRAY MAI ant Ni Ste old Hiantannde Werte aed Fia® ar band Matsn.w 825, the 1st an andisth. fll THOS. — ple shove manly iy Sarton ot og of, the pr eater ee nt se for a term single oF ana rane be 3031-61" ae [STH ST. LIVINGSTON a Tace, that elegant, receutly been leased somely furnished roo and excelient table. board furnished able persons, on reasonable terma OR RENT—330 C ST. N. W., TWO DOUBLE BAY low Rooms, handsomt jot and cold water; and two with Board, OR RENT—SUITES OF NICELY FURNISHED Ronis, on first and wecond floors: very deairable Weeation. (15 th sf. n.w.: bord, 1 RENT=AE AT 1214 CONNECTIOUT AGE Furnished R REN Samicine eae SECOND. story south froue Rooes Innes Ouse: central; near three lines care; suitable fortwo or three gentlemen wife. Eimer TEND, FURNISHED, ADIOINING Khout board: for geutleipen only, 1106 934 22D ST. FOUR DOORS SOU’ of Pa. ae, ome ss story trout room, farnlehed: Pith Rest cod waa; sino unfurnished roouis for Weht FE in delightful locality, Callat 1418 N CeeaG livtuvied to oti stour Fer FOC ‘ae 00 ml ofsume. "D.G PROCTOR B HON, Meat Estate and i surance, 1: 8. F st. nw. 4c. Roll Toilet Paper for 1c. ‘25¢. Box Paper and Envelopes for 21e. 17c. Box Paper and Envelopes for 14c. 18c, 120 Sheets Linen Writing Papcr, 140. 13c. Brass mounted Photo Frames, lic. 15. Hammered Brass Photo Frames, for 12c, ‘30c, Tablet of Imitation Alligator Skin, with Paper Envelopes, Inkstand, Pen, for 250. 390. Hose, Plain and Fancy, for 290. 39c. Black Lisle Thread Hose, for 3c. ‘98c. Black and Colored Silk Hove, for 83c. W2e TER EVERY LADY TO LEARN THE ART rene Cua at LBitting scientifically by the tailor system at half ros cut at eo ee ANTED —DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- We facial. by Ladies "iken sua Wonnes, whites sod colored: for all kinds of domestic labor, references._717 M st.n.w. Jell-4w*" Wamp pip 6 TO LEARN CUTTING AND Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School. Patterns cut yp meastre. “May Building, 7th and E sia. n.w. FOR_RENT—OFFICES. Fe RENT—OFFICE BUILDING, 635 F ST. N. W. ina fourth hoor, 620 per mnonth: two beck roo, Fourth for, 61 Sper moat “Elevator soon to be but *x00-0m SiFe. FOR RENT—STORES. 49¢. Child’s Lisle Hote, all sizes, for 25. 890. Ladies’ Medium Weight Vests, for 290, $2.33 Ladies’ Silk Vests, for $1.98. 98c. Colored Lisle Vests, for 89c. 81.68 Jerseys, all styles, for $1.39. $2.48 Jerseys, all styles, for $1.89. $2.98 “Breton” Jerseys, for 82.39, ser eee WANTED—SITUATIONS. NS FOR MALEAND FEMALE yok, tai ‘nurses, housekeepers. salesladies, WAxtbo WOOD CHOPPERS TO CUT WOOD & oe ‘Metropolitan: $2.98 Beaded Jerseys, for $2.68. farm ands, clerks, porters in stored and private fam” $1.98 Children’s Jerseys, for $1.79. wees ent Headquarters, 000-05u 8 at w. $7.25 Child's Cloaks, for $4.50. aie ONS-FOR-A-FIRST-CLAGS Siar ethno Wek Caps FOR, PCE $18.75 Child's Cloaks, for 810. Sogk gmigae washing oF Ironing. ety references $12 Spring Wraps, for Ladies’, for $9.98, une ‘ays at 717 Mot. 0. UNDORE & $25 Beaded Viaites, of colored Velvet, 823.75, $23 English Spring Coats, for $20.98. ‘88 English Walking Jackets, for 35.50. ‘ED—BY AN EXPERIENCED COOK HOME Wires private family. thorowehly oad My biscHp: Food reterenter $4.48 English Walking Jackets, for $3.98, Co ee ok aki ie List. ay. 2 English Cloth Raglans, for $9. for tires days ce ier $35 Boucle Cloth Raglans, for $25. $4.50 Wancy Evening Gillis, sor 93. ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF 12 YEARS EX- W, erience desires» position sa manages ins livery 75 Fancy Plushes and Velvets, for $4.50. or excl stable; inders ‘cate of horses: 50 Tinsel and Brocade Effects, for 86. make b rally 4 references, 36 Kst.ne, .50 Fancy, Plaid and Brocade Velvets, 82.75, $1.50 Satin Freize, for $1.35. $2.25 Fancy Striped Velvets, for $1.98. $125 Fancy Striped Velvets, for 980. ‘98¢, Fancy Striped Velvets, for 75% ANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS, FRENCH aay WV cooks position inva private fam aly; Bond Wee “alldrean at O01 4th st. n.w. Z A RESPECTABLE COLORED AV EE ee ae Fe RENT—STORE 2026 14TH ar, N. W., LARGE nev salosroom and oonerete cellar) Feat, aE hee ‘per SOHN E BUSINES: Saaucea 4 'pIAT FINE NEW Tope ia Store corner of 254 stand erected ex os the arty buniness: the Geelling portion of the oleg be rented wrth i fesired. © tg-dt Arb PARDON, 9f 7] feck, running ‘widen Watorst, where it has frontage of aves’, Bo Joouted ouly ous luck weet of Beck sresk mad othe te of new zailroad, it is as accessible Tothe"business centers of Washington us any watt Droperty on the river frout Inguire witcorx, Rt "1907 Pennaylvania ave. ‘OR SALE -STORES—DRUG, EXCELLENT Lo sily Feceipts $90: Gi Tone esta Fone ail Teceiptad 200; “Tobacco, ‘wall established, daily mie fy Confectionery, bat in: sion. daiiy tr i ino, Dining. Hoous, Gen a. - come $75. Gommercial office, 938 F. & ei ow . FOR SALE—A. x TLANTIC CITY, NG. furnished Hotel of about 100 rooms. First location, Terms to suit. Cott and Houses for sale and rent. 1. G. Estate Agents, 2031 Atlantic $2.25 Tinsel Gauzes, for $1.98, furnish good references. at Sib Cat, bet. Sand 98c, Plain Silk Guuzes, for 75c. 436 sta. aw. iv 39c. Satin Covered Cushions, for 290, WASTED A CLERE IN, :THE WAR, DEPART: $1.25 Lace Trimmed Cushions, for 98¢. ely inet, who understands, thoroughly the prepara. 2 68 Chenille Table Covers, for $1.39. peso FSttorney after § p.m.:can do the work st home ‘Mome Cloth Scarfs, for 4c. 10 per cent discount off Laces, Embroideries, Dress ‘Trimmings and buttons, ‘T5c. Corsets, all styles, for 59¢. 50c. Corsets, all styles, for 39c. 48c. “Health” Wire Bustles, for 390, Address EDWARD, Star office. 13-3e Wie A AYOUNG MAY ry POR as calleet ears e004. ‘Aidyess Hb. Star ofc, a0" LADY OF SETTLED: HABITS, S55 Wanna the care and. ment of a house $1.39 Muslin Night Gowns, for 980, reader, a trained. stenographer 98c. Skirts, all stvien, for 770. ea vrriters og gmployment;, excellent testi- ‘98c. Embroidered Drawers, for 7c. 8c. Cambric Corset Covers, for 330. 81.68 Child's Nainsook Dresses, for $1.25. 68c, Child's Gampe, for 39c, ‘ARTED By A LAD ‘book-keeper. A FOGITION 48 DOUBLE entry try, Star office, pV ANTED A YOUNG LADY DESIRES “A POST- 296. India Linen Aprons, for 250. y V gon ap visiting raison seven Loar Oa Age 1c. Nurses’ Caps, for 16c. for several Ad ‘25e. Stamped Splashers, for 21c, dress E, N..M., Star office, pats Towels, all styles, for 220. AN ITALIAN COOK DESIRES A PO- Pride of the West Muslin, 110. Wien gnarine family. Dest Seige ‘39¢. Fancy Turkish Towels, for 290. ‘79c. Honey Comb Spreads, for 71c. a NEST INDI ous 1234, Stephen's Crash, for 10c. W Weiebls tae tee are who is it wil to oth 2c. Doylies (bleached), for S8e. patie references. Address 3. SRL ae TTT ~ WED on Syise not < oo ad B&R Abed ee ‘ pesrene kate aoe W: EXPERIENCED YOUNG AND ‘oc? Hur RAS F 4 Sas = 1 =, PERIEOE, 200% ‘asnuree to the sick, particularly to women and children,” Hef- srences: Dek Madkle Binunion Vans TS. vera se iepuare eae le Ls 5c. Scarts, all styles, for 190. Ware nme iT ONLY RELIABLE ‘25e. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, for 18c. ma Sige wi ie roteroncag & BUR- Sse yal Boral Drove Shirts for 78a, D-ENOWN COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT i ‘NOWN COLUMBIA EMPLO} ae. “Palais Baya” Foacy Teinined Night Shirts, Ode Wa Ore Oe ae ee en 37c. Genuine “Guyot” Suspenders, for rivers, 80, 308 East Capitol de31-1w" 480 Sik Antabed Suspenders, tor 300.” ane meee Cie WANTED—ROOMS. ‘350, Half Hose, ail atyles, for 24e. Bee 48c. Half Hose, all atyies, for 37¢. 480. Warm Underwear, all styles, for 390, ‘73c. Warm Underwear, all styles, for 490. R LEASE—A VALUABLE FRONT ON 1 TH ST, Bw. noar Fe. ave. for term of 0 ‘to improve by ‘THOR. E WAGG: ‘esto nw. (COMMERCIAL on; OFFICE. 938 F, ey for the Ea Beoe Dey Goods, Srosery business: ee aes eae suchas Drag & ees euaveid ‘Cobsult your interest! ES eee ah Ws J. LATIMER, SURVEYOR, P. 0. ADDRESS: Uipet Marloes J. E. Latimer. ‘boro!, eae foesnaree Sonstant practice as laud ‘of sarveyor in th © count and in the Dis- Friuce George's and Montgomery, a ate fais eo athes ational (A 8? 7 PER CENT INVESTMENT. aa pee oct Seen Dakote fat rane earEe tae eles as Amount of the bonds, Denominations, $200, €300, $350, 8400, 9450, s660'ep to 8.000 ‘These bonds may be seen and information obtained by calling at Koom 4, Glover Building, 1419 F st. srg n: Wipaaay Gane Say ae 5 DA n aie == BE. & DAV gu -Am* pro} attract House; $100 and property, down: the balance in ‘bout equal to the rent you pay. ne what Fst. nw. uP SRBC SSH ese ws Tie B how throw away renames eee ie jOHN SHERMAN & S monthly paym You will thus for rent. Fe ‘RENT—STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY A upward, acco: to vail | Ja29-ue =| aap | Mandi vinta sania pia gg be eo comer FE SATE SFIRST-CLass POOL Drromen Pa.ave. now. JOR SALE — | JROR. SALE—ENcYCLOPAEDIAS, | vam | JP ton, the ce SRCECLOPAEDIAS, “that in every house where there te 1 inten’, G)ipwedie 1 Teen ETE fe voluites canbe tained af once ou small imonally vaucuig aan ing Box 129, Star omice. permeated tou OR SALE—THIRTY OF Boks a ‘AKKIVED FRO! RURTOWS. KY Se 110 Coupe Horses; one pair of matobed saan Sor. Tel Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high. one patr of Black Horeea, 15 bands 3 inches high, very stylish: also two <raiee Gnome netie and Harness Horses that have market: Ge nck ore {Peto Sade Y'igek bigh—cai trot a mile 1h taly cau drive bit; one Bay Mare (Dot), 1: % hens bane’ can trot a mile in 2. 40—any lady can drive ber, ope Bay Horve (Billy), 15 bands linch bigh—can trots | tile in fv iniuutee. Me call your special attention to 2 A gt 9 16 hands high: ean paces wile in 2°30; aay Lely oF wentlewan can drive him. wae beeen at. Sous Sista ORS Staite, No. 3 ES ‘OR, SALE—SAND-SAND-SAND. THE SUB- Fos, SE sansa ‘Sand in any quantity at the suortest notice. ‘Orders received at W. W. McCullough's, 511 New Jersey ave VE. | _3a26-Lmn* JOHN B. LORD, i rs $160. A splendia = y 61 n, KNABE SQUARE PIANO: Rosewood case, ric TE Pee te ek eg cash, including handsome: ver aks at. inet ‘euib. cover and plush steak, Also several Daryains in different makes of fine Sauare Pismo but Hetle used, on naval pastas i sai! 1 THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAKEROOMS, ate as | Wowtina e008 of “iL ALE—BY ALL DRUGGISTS, SHEPHERD'S: sated Mutton Tallow, combined w: ‘Hands, Cake ty eres alia how nly G17. Hoyal Reiwey Cover tor 80 price $375; maguient fency-alaped Wool Wiarikets OO. lot tauey Plu Cs Peduced to $31.00: good 66 50) 8 weet Catawbe. | Ziitandel Claret ‘Angelica (very sweet: Port Wine from $1.50. | inc rum @1 60 apes, 1‘ 2 "All yucds delivered itee of a SELIGSON, Wholesale Wine aud Ligusts Pennsylvania ave: iw. P.8—No lt ‘ue Telephone all ane pdb <r 3010-3mm_ Fe, aie one SECOND-HAND SQUARE Piano, $1037, carved lew GO WOKGH & CO. BES rth A b eat SDs aero Sear Piauos. Piauds to rent. x, STA ANDREAS- ‘Red Cauairies; ‘sii kinda, Sird Seed. 251 Pa ave we S oe SALETARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WiN- carriages coupon jus, coupe rockaways aud latest ous new snd ons: ond band” SouR at NOCNG. zn sud 481 Cat as Lost o8 THE IST INST, 4 BULL DOG, Bein. Mie and white. about ax mothe old; A Liberal ge Ward will be paid forts retarn to 317 Dat_aw. It OST—JANUARY BETWEEN North Capitol and Jd st, east, a pair of Child's sracelets in tonw of a coll, with dotted ‘kuobs onthe Finder wall please ‘return to “Mims. F. REAR” and receive suitable reward. £2 the RUT a eck Sates Pate are, a gususe of Bob) to H. ANDEMBON, ATG at hw N FEBRUARY, ny S87, AT DUNCAN- almanacs np a oA. CS luge a good . ates a alo itreturned t0 9013 M st. nw. Bar OS 3ING AT ALEAUGIS Opera House, «long Bink Lace Scart A xuitatle reward uf returned to 1718 Math & ROPPED IN GOING FROM 6 C STREET u.w., February 2d.to @th and thier Wallet, coltaiting money, trinkets aud ‘of no Value to'anyoue but the owner. Reward the above wuzaber. ‘at Kirmes rehearsal January 24th, Ne 8 beaver ae Laas fs 1) Fi 3 a OST aT THE ZHE AZTEC are ip wo Lathe, 2-20" A GOLD BAR PIN, SET WITH TWO DIA- Leta ‘monds ands pearl. Keward paid if returned to the oheward af the manne of “Suow. Likcsms aids wwe Lost BetweEN. BAL SIMORE AND es Pores ep 2 raked ictal BF will be, grace DOG, WITH ae . ‘. my eee Yon ‘collar. heturu to surat neon Tha Hei as ae Yr 0aa. ‘SUNDAY — EX mse = Ere a nea Soavenient| Sie Soe ey into com x ER OF 15TH pete fr iy = Ry t