Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: FRIDAY. CROSBY S. NOYES. —— May 13, 1867. Editor. ‘The Evening Star has a remslar. permanent bona Ade da‘ly etreaiation more than trebie that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than thas ef alt the ether daily papers here added publication must, Y its appearance the same day 18 desired, reach the affice not later than 12 o'clock noon, 5 No attention patd to Anonymous Letters oF ‘on any subject. will serve their own purpose best, and at the same time wreatly accommodate Tum San, if they will send in Lefore noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Saturday's paper, the forms of which must be sent to press much earlier than on the other five days of the week. a ggg In view of the amendments to the new civil service rules, in the shape of authorized “defini- tons,” @ correspondent makes the in quiry: “What are the new rules for?” If the ex- aminations are not to be suffictently scholastic to bother any practically efficient clerk, and the marking for practical efficiency 1s to control if he is bothered, of what service are the scholastic examinaticns? The clerk may, without the rules, be examined and tested as to his practical effl- clency, and discharged if inefficient, or retained and promoted if efficient. If there ts any founds- tom for the slander that the vast majority of old Government employes are incompetent and unfit to hold office, why were — not discharged opinion of the clerks’ superiors as to their com- petency still to control, what reason 1s there to expect a change in that opinion which shall bring about proper dis Previously denied? The truth is that the new as amended by “definitions,” which, for the most part, do not define anything ip the rules, but add new matter of importance, are so muddled and uncertain that they please nobody, netther civilservice reformers nor spotismen, neither actual nor would-be clerks, and promise no improvement of the public service. Thig very uncertainty adds to the uneasiness of the clerks by rendering satisfactry preparation to meet the threatened danger im- possible, and by leaving them exposed to the risk of a hostile construction of ambiguous rules, and at the mercy of amendments or “definitions” ‘the meaning of the little which seems lear. The public will sympathize with efforts to prevent unjust promotions, secured by “Impor- tunate solicitations and coercive influence from the outside, and prejudice, favoritism of corrup- tion on the part of appointing officers.” But the new rules bear on their face the indication that they are not designed to accomplish this reform, and, except in providing a permanent daily record of practical effictency, have no tendency towards this or any other good end, unless it consists, as an “authorized” cotemporary boasts, in frighten- ing the clerks into unaccustomed activity and in- dustry by vague and unintelligible threats of ¢viL. nn The master masons’s lockout im Chicago threatens to be a pretty serfous affair, unless the bricklayers, against Whom it 1s almed, surrender at discretion. The trouble has been some time in fomenting, and was finally brought to the explosive point by a demand on the part of the bricklayers for a change of pay-day from Monday,to Saturday. ‘The cause for such a demand 1s hard to under- stand. Saturday payments have goue or are going out of vogue in most of the large factories and other establishments requiring the services of mechanics, because the day of idleness that fol- lows is full of temptation, for a man with a Focketful of money, to have such @ “good time,” that he turns up on Monday morning considerably worse for the wear. The men themselves seem to Tealize the good sense underlying the change, and to be willing to submit to some trifling incon- venience for the sake of the resultant benefit. In Chicago the master masons have offered, as an additional reason for reusing the request of their men, the statement that they are unable to make up their pay-rolls for the whole week in time to settle on Saturday night. But the men would not listen to any argument, and threatened a strike and boycott if their demand were not granted, It Is to be hoped, for their sake, that the lockout may not cause general distress in the trades; but there is reason to fear that it will, ‘The troubles of last spring were not healed with. out a considerable expense of strength and money; and every time such hostilities occur ft ts not only harder to close the wounds they make, but the whole business affected by them receives a shock from whose effects it never entirely recovers, _—<—<——— ‘The Virginia debt negotiations have been re. opened. Repudiation, which seems to be the nue $2,773,457, disbursements $2,755,035, debt $21,367,900, assets $2,246,898, and due and are to be scaled at the rate of 75 dollar for consols and 623 cents on of in such & way as neither toexhaust itsrevenues, hor tain it with repudiation, will have opporta- nity and encouragement to develop its great re- ‘sources, a Lord Colin Campbell has not heard the last of his famous—or, as some worthy persons consider it, bis infamous—divorce suit. The fashion pre. valent among the nobility and gentry of the mother country, When unhappily married, of giv- jug their counsel @ list of their wives’ male ac. quaintances, with carte blanche ‘to choose from It a Dery of co-respondents, 18 becoming a trifie tire some to certain gentlemen who are selécted on every available occasion. The Duke of Marl- In the literature of nearly every sensational divorce case which has occurred for some years Within what is Known a8 “the Prince of Wales’ set,” his bame has figurea with more feels something to be due his present station in life which did not disturb his mind at all as the gay and frivolous Lord Blandford. At all events, Le now purposes to make young Campbell pay back to him the money he spent in defending him. self as with Lady Colim. It is tobe hoped that he will succeed. For the good of pub. Me morals, the depraved rabble to which Lord Co- lim belongs ought to be taught through their ‘tue things that stand in the way of the President's Proclamation of nou-intercourse. But that is a Sore cope easily broken, as a President who has THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. Trovs Foor IN THE RUSH OF A BUSINESS SUCH AS OURS ‘TIME FLIES BY WITH LIGHTNING-LIKE RAPID- ITY. WE REMARK THIS BECAUSE EVERY FRI- DAY WE HAVE SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO SAY TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF BOYS, AND HERE IT IS FRIDAY WHILE IT DOESN'T SEEM MORE THAN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS SINCE THIS DAY ONE WEEK AGO. WE MUST FIND ‘TIME, HOWEVER, TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THR GREAT VALUES To BE FOUND IN OUR Boys CLOTHING DEPARTMENT TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. BOYS SUITS WITH SHORT PANTS— AGES 4 TO 14. ‘THE BEST SUITS EVER OFFERED FOR 62.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. THE BEST VALUES FOR THE SUM OF $3. SAKS AND COMPANY. THE NEATEST DESIGNS IN SUITS FOR 93.50 SAKS AND COMPANY. NEVER SUCH SUITS SHOWN FOR 84. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS THAT CAN'T BE DUPLICATED, $4.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS THAT CAN'T BE EQUALED FOR 50 PER CENT. MORE, ¢5. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS OF WEAR-RESISTING MATERIALS, 66. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS IN ELEGANT COMBINATIONS, $6.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS OF IMPORTED CHEVIOTS, 87. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS OF ENGLISH TWEEDS $7.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS OF FOREIGN FABRICS, LARGE VARI- ETY, $8. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS OF PARISIAN MAKE, 89. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS SUPERBLY TRIMMED, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, STYLES NEVER BE- FORE EXHIBITED IN THIS COUNTRY, $10. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS COMBINING STRENGTH AND BEAUTY $12, SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS THAT CAN'T BE FOUND OUTSIDE OF OUR HOUSE, $13.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS BEYOND COMPARE-ABSOLUTELY UN- APPROACHABLE; THE RICHEST MADE; “OUR BEST"—A COMBINATION OF ELEGANCE, STYLE’ DURABILITY AND PERFECT-FITTING QUALI- TIES, $15. SAKS AND COMPANY. MORE SHIRT-WAISTS THAN THE COMBINED STOCKS OF EVERY HOUSE IN THE CITY, 13C- TO $1.75. SAKS AND COMPANY. BOYS’ SUITS, WITH LONG PANTS, AGES 11 17. STRONG AND STYLISH SUITS AT 95.00. SAKS AND COMPANY. SERVICEABLE AND WELL-MADE SUITS, $6.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. PERFECT FITTING AND WELL TRIMMED SUITS, 98.00. SAKS AND COMPANY. SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY OF DESIGN, $9.00 SAK8 AND COMPANY. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SUITS EVER OFFERED, $10.00. SAKS AND COMPANY. Asorszz Srrcuz Noms i ‘We told you the wholesale men were dull, as the tail merchants are not buying. Our handkerchief buyer ‘has just returned from Mew York. If you will ask to SS ‘why we offer STARTLING Se aaamaeN ‘HANDEERCHIEF AR GAINS. ; A AA Ee f 4a ‘This we know—that our old stock of 123¢. Linen Handkerchiefs are as food value as shown anywhere two for 25c. The new lot of 12%. ‘Handkerchiefs are so much saperior Chat al dhe old stock lnslesd of bela ‘two for 25c. are offered for to-morrow at three for 250. ‘THE NEW 120. HANDKERCHIEFS. 200 doren Sheer Pure Linen, Hemstitched Borders, of Light Blue, Pink, Tan, Cardinal, Gold and Black, nothing very new so far, but they have fancy centers, ‘nd the like have never before beon sold under 25c, ‘each. THREE MORE 12}0. STYLES. ‘Have Fancy, Hemstitched, Tucked and Revere Bor- ders, white or colored. Our buyer says they are worth 19¢. each. Would like you to compare them with the 19c. Handkerchiefs of our competitors, THE NEW 250. HANDKERCHIEFS, Style No. 1—50 dozen Very Sheer Pure Linen Hand kerchiefs, Scalloped Edges, Emdroidered in White and Colors, worth 48c.each. Style” No. 2-35 dozen, with Delicately Colored Centers. Gennine French Novel- ties, worth 39c. each. Style No. 3-100 dozen ieee, Dice Patterns, Tucked, Embroidered, Revere, Hem- stitch and Scalloped Borders. Really siz styles in this ‘NOVELTY HANDKERCHIEFS. 75 dozen of Linen Handkerchiefs as fine as any im- Ported, Guaranteed nearly hulf usual prices: 39c. Cae Cac. 75. 980. $1.26, 91.48, 01.68, 81.96. 62.08 ‘These handkerchiefs are works of art, and desery: fae yaad sesnietscone Sea ee recioaioes GENTLEMEN'S 220. HANDKERCHIEF. ‘We think #0 well of the quality of Linen and the de- signs and colors of these French Novelties that we de- ‘vote the show window on 12th street to their display To-morrow. Can you find their equal elsewhere at 25c. each? Try. THE BARGAIN COUNTER TO-MORROW, near No. 1117 door, is for Warranted Pure Silk Mitts, 12 inchs long, all colors and black, only 16c. per pair. ‘What are they worth? Stop as you pass to-morrow and Judge for yourself, (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) my13 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. EXTRA FINE SUITS, IN QUALITY, MAKE, AND STYLE, $12.00. SAKES AND COMPANY. SUITS BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN, CORRECT IX STYLE, $13.50. SAKS AND COMPANY. A MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF SUPERIOR SUITS, $15.00. SAKS AND COMPANY. AN ASSORTMENT OF SUITS OF FOREIGN FA- BRICS, $16.50. BAKS AND COMPANY. THE HIGHEST RESULTS OF ARTISTIC SKILL IN SUITS, $18.00. SAKS AND COMPANY. SEPARATE PANTS, FROM $1.50 TO $5.00. SAKS AND COMPANY. HATS OF EVERY KIND AT WHOLESALE PRICES. SAKS AND COMPANY. SHOES OF EVERY GRADE WORTH KEEPING. SAKS AND COMPANY. FURNISHINGS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS' OWN OUTFITTERS, my13 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STEEET. Dike ters a ohogt eae ens ath ee a ies a aead ‘asa BAS Hie ot! ate ek nna Bx Exzonox Or Tue Prorrz, SELF-PROCLAIMED LEADERS ARE POSSIBLE UNDER ANY GOVERNMENT BUT ouRs. BY ELECTION OF THE PEOPLE, Our below-mentioned, famous Specialties are Leaders for Reliability, Style, and Low Prices, as is plainly shown by the quantity we are selling of them, the de- often exceeding our supply on hand. BY ELECTION OF THE PEOPLE, Gents’ \d-sewed Sites ere the Satet seeds in tee lenat™s BA pass Senatake” Ladiew $4 French Kid Hendturned Batten Hosts are motels of snd ESAS S She tire Ores WM. HAHN & CO’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, myl3 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE. (HECK NAINSOOK IX SHORT ENDS $f the Double Conbitatien 104i and 1243 3,230, st. a NE - U= Hawccaarens ror TENNIS, ARCHERY, CROQUET, BASEBALL Sole Agent for the M. M.D. Mexican ‘HaMMoc} BABY CARRIA BABY CARRIAGES. (Carriages from $7.50 up to the finest. cH. apiENEE mus 408-405 7th. MNE INDIA LINON FOR WHITE stag IN short a eohab ens Jor'iz41 and 1243 3 10g, st ABNER'S, SATINE, IN PLAIN OR FIGURED, short ends Bie, at the Double Societe Tata 43 1h at Lune Oxzor Tus, CORRECT IN SHAPE AND STYLE, ‘MADE OF THE FINEST SELECTIONS OF FRENCH KID. PRIOR, 93.50. EDMONDSTON & CoO. BETAILERS OF FINE FOOT WEAR, 1339 AND 1341 F STREET, AND 043 PA. AVE. LADIES’ BOOTS ‘MADE ON OUR FRENCH LASTS, HAND-SEWED TURNS AND WELTS, WORM, BUT THAT'S NO OREDIT TO THE BIRD, FOR IF THE WORM DID NOT GET UP EARLY, TOO, ALL THE BIRD'S SMARTNESS ‘WOULD HAVE AVAILED NOTHING. HOT WEATHER I8 HERE EARLY THIS SEASON, BUT THE SEASONABLE CLOTH- ING 18 HERE EARLY ALSO, AND SO YOUR WANTS IN THAT LINE CAN BE SUPPLIED. EVERYTHING BEQUIRED IN LIGHT WEIGHT WOOLENS. COOL SERGES, OPEN AND LOOSELY WOVEN CHEVIOTS, THIN CASSIMERES, DARK AND LIGHT COLORED “NUNS' CLOTH” SUITS, OB FOK STILL LIGHTER WEIGHTS, MO- ‘HATR, ALPACA, GENUINE AND DOMESTIC SEERSUCKERS, “PONGER SILK," AND DRAP DETE COATS AND VESTS, BEAUTIFUL WHITE, BLUE AND MIXED SERGE SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS: VERY DRESSY. WHITE. BLUE AXD GREY FLAN- ‘NEL SUITS. LIGHT WRIGHT “JERSEY” SUITS. ‘THE VERY NEWEST STYLES OF BOTS’ FANCY CASSIMERE AND CHEVIOT SUITS. RB BARNUM & 00, 98] Puwnsrivanus Avercs, Wercomz News To Taz Lions: Aaa hese tm aged ‘been successful in clearing the catire Hock of two of the largest straw mamufacturers, 6; prices ‘hat will be on agresablecarprise toallisi search OF STYLISH STRAW HATS AND BONNETS. Lot 1 comprises 120 dosen lovely Straw Bonnets, in different braids and all colors, worth from 50c. to ‘G1, which we: 23 CENTS OXLY. ae) een eee the Shapss—La- Cabinet , Manning, ‘Whitney and Vilas—in fine eteaws: sold formerly at $1.37; are now 76 CENTS ONLY. Lot 3,100 dozen Toboggans, Dandys, Elite, Fedors, Norms, at 22 CENTS ONLY. Sen cs gies, Mideast ee uch as Allands, Maple @tendon, ‘Rosedale, Sancy, Tuxedo, ana hundreds of other 6 ee at 75c. to $1.25; are now a 50 AND 75 CENTS ONLY. Onur entire stock of fine sold formerly ‘English Milans, so! ‘at $2, $2.25 and $2.60, will be slaughtered at 75 CENTS, $1 AND $1.25 ONLY. CHILDREN'S HAT DEPARTMENT. Choice Styles of ‘TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED CHILDREN’S HATS ata TREMENDOUS REDUCTION. FLOWERS. We ae uvarwocbea ca Ta acre ‘They have to be sold. PRICE NO OBJECT. ato OUR TIPS, PLUMES, RIBBONS, SURAH SILKS, GAUZES, VELVETS, ORNAMENTS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOiS, Come in for the Ssme Reduction. DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH. * N GSS 4 4 pr BA k Af aa m4 GS fee = 8) TH iT. myifi* SEVENTH STREET NoRTHWES Oo NOT FAIL GET eles OF OU! Nei CIR- my tose Double Combination. HL antag H fo i PER PatR. ‘We have purchased s lot of Ladies’ Gen- tained them at « remarkably low figure. ‘They are 6-buttoned, come in all sizes, are assorted colors and perfect goods. Buch Gloves have never before been offered at less than 25 cents per pair, As ‘we said s moment ago—we obtained them at a great bargain, and we will run them at 13 conte per pair. Don't wait, They ‘re not many. They won't last long. wom Fe. iy & PER Palg. ‘Weare selling a job of Ladies’ Silk ‘Mitts, in all colors, at 17 cents. We bought them at « sacrifice, and it doesn't look as if we would have to carry them long at this ularly for 0 cente—Gizee 534, 6%, 6, C3, 6% and 7, and only a few of each of these sizes, They BON iA R CHE. 916-318 SEVENTH ST. XW, FASTEL prorasTons, 64-inch ‘Bleached Damack, 500. per yard; worth C4-tnch Bleached Damask, 70c. per yard; worth wVotech Mat Biseched German Demach, 720; worth Bhiinck ‘Unbleached German Damask, 50c.; worth 54-inch Unbleached German Damask, 40c.; worth Catach Usbistchell Geemeh Demat, 300.; worth “Suchay Bed Dermast, 25, 3736, 50, 60, and 75e. per yard. In new designs and colors guaranteed— # 8-8 Dinner Napkias, @1; worth 61.25. 5-8 Dinner Napkins, $1.60; worth $2. 25. Frertily Card grate HN od Bleached Doylies, 50c., 75c., 900., $1, $1.25. 91,50, €1.75, and $2 per dozen, with or without borders, ‘Turkey Red and Cardinal Table Covers, in all sizes. ep ahaeemes Ded ‘Red Bordered Fringed Table Cloth TES ies Bleached Fringed Table Cloth, $2.25. ‘e Undressed ee Towels, 25c.,or $2.75 per ‘emer gs mt 1a ew exctusive aE alot bebe = ae Beene, de, eed och Peer 1 apse or Sib; wou tai cheap at 02.25. neh Bre rT Dame Ba Sir sa Hupnine, 8193576, 93.50, 05.50, and ¢8 ep fen i ge Furnishing Department is conveniently t Floor, next the elevator. BL 1B uv RR 4 Fh ELS 8 AU 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH 8T. Coolest Place in the City for Shopping. ae ing Fans in Constant Operation. 45S eRe ae Double Combination, 1241"and 1243 130h ot J vst Recerven IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, 1,000 HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, In all the Newest Colors, which we will sell for 2c, A PIECE. ‘They cannot be matched in the city for less than 50c. PARASOLS, Our line of Parasols is still unbroken, and we are showing all the newest things in shapes and designs. Our Stylesare EXCLUSIVE, and the Prices we have put on these goods will con- vince you that for STYLE AND QUALITY they cannot be duplicated anywhere, ‘We are showing s complete line of TRAVELING WRAPS, in Silk Pongee, Mohair, and the new checks. They are made in all the letest styles of Princess, Chesterfield and Ragian shapes, with the new sling sleeve, Tt will be of interest to you if you will examine our stock of SATTEEK SUITS, imal the Istest novelties, made in styles to suitall tastes and fancies, ‘WRAPPERS, in all materials, such as fine Cambric, Percale, Cash- mere and Flannels, ‘Prices and designs that will suit everybody. BAURDS mys 7TH, 8TH AND D STB. aa, Szisommmz Dax Goona ‘We heve opened some NEW Styles in French ana pas teonene’ ‘Lawns, “eens ee aaa Sarcapax Corser Satz “a ar WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE. ‘No matter what the price you wish to pay, we give you the best that price can possibly pro- cure We keep all the reputable styles and qualities, 100 Dos. White Corsets at 50c. Fall line of Thomson's “Glove-fitting” Corsets, Pall line of Summer Corsets, 750. up. ‘Misses’ and Children's a ‘Waiste, (Bevond foot: ie WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Basouns Ix Terone Wen ar ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE, Pte evap ge ma of Infants’ Goods at the most reasonable prices: consistent with first-class qualities. 50 Dos. Infants’ Cambric Slips Only 250. each, 50 Dos. Infants’ Short Dresses. Three choice each. Infante’ Flannel lone, 766. @1, 61.25, 01.50, $2 408 tp. Infante’ Embroidered Fiannel eee alas Shawls, $1, Embroidery. Full line of Children's White Dresses, in Lawn, Seersucker, Batiste avd Gingham, well and stylishly made. Full line of Infant Boys’ White Pique Suits, Sizes, 2, Sand 4 years, From 83 to 96 per suit. GB~ We desire to attract your attention to our handsome Window Display of these goods, which, notwithstanding its attractiveness, gives but a faint ides of the extensiveness of the stock within. (Beoond ficor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bisonror Fresca Sarzess, at WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S NEW STORE. ‘To-morrow (Saturday) Morning we shall Place on sale 300 pieces of New French Sateens, styles ers can sree sce Qifference, even in Fr Pronch pateepe WOODWARD & LOTHROP. VEILING IN CREAM. PINK, NAVY AND Z tt wi qontiae, es ee in st 01 at the Double ‘Combination, 710 Tr Sr. BL. OU T Avisit to our MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT will astonish youhow many BARGAINS we are offering in that line. When we use the term “BARGAINS” ‘we don't refer to ordinary trashy goods, but to goods Elegant in Quality, Fashionable in Shape and Color, Fresh, Direct from the Factories, viz: 710 Tr Sz to = CHILDREN’S HATS. ‘We offer some Elegant Desirable Styles at 35, 48, 59, and 74 Cen}s, which have been All the Leading Shapes in LADIES’ HATS AND BONNETS ata reduction from 25 to 50 per cent. OUR ENTIRE STOCK HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN. 1 tepe A Ladies in want of anything in the MIL- LINERY LINE will find s Complete Assort- ment im everything appertaining to that ‘Line, at prices less than elsewhere, THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. BLOUT 'S. ‘710 GRVENTH ST. myl3 Youre Mas: ‘WHAT'S YOUB SALARY? Animpudent question? In one sense, yes. But we azo not adking it in tht sense, ia. good, ‘Extravagance dea! Like the malaste—eeatly got, and hard to get rid of. ‘be, ia saat ie ‘Youarein business: or. a clerk, Be. 241 end 1243.1 eat. | WANTED--HELP. ee 4 Wars GENTLEMAN OF "EXPERIENCE AS nit | Wa FAS rf pete] oases 200 North Calvert st.. Gelemore Mims -2e pads 18, ANTED—A ao het we YVANTED To PuRCH: Naat ATE ANT ED DIMEDIATELY EXP oe ee = H my eae AP Nae recta: w None but experienced nas | ‘WV mah SALES woapply. ‘ave. Do WASRIRE ce 88 WW, ‘WAIST F HAND. 7 erts ry Ssctece ection, year vis Wire aspen = sine wo. has ere . L NUPPERT, age Ss ae ‘ete. TO LEARN ae MPROVED Ax Ux. direct from owners; sion. LL. cor. 8th and Fete, Watgereg Peper geet rt MS ‘re. — ed Box Sty Siar bac. ‘gndling an ANTED—A HITE. “WOMAN, A8 CHAMBER: and fair wacer bo reference need nee Call wt 36 ANTED—A SBOE CLERK, ONE WHO “i at hah a experience Su the busirons, NG MAN, Wi Wi 1 perm: kon ing pf Tru eae : as 3 xi =e SY servant {i mas a8 oa ‘snd ve family. with rah uw ANTED- WHIT! R co ial WATE OME {=o ATING. AND CON, Minds’, concrete four! oiope wall PULMAN, low pec PR ee eon mont and reliable: Fata ad ANTED—LADIES ATTENTION cally five Grats ‘Dreasma at 201: et Bw, in good style; Cst nw. myl: suite from eat m1 ‘ STRD— viet RICVOLE AND Bix vou: Wat tandems a ference required SHOE CLERK, Star. Wie YOUNG MAX, come well ‘corner es ave. snd 8 and iron. TAN FURNTSH 1 00% fraud or ht ments no fratd or number _myi gat ‘Mrs. H. V A sano: must come postion, salary @15 7th at, 0. w., Upetaira, a “2 ag dress ees SODA. ‘Star office, Wie fl Sten : Weer yee med to fine work: Apply 722 1: Wee in a oma no cooking, no washing. ED—A YOUN se no marri STED—A SINGLE W Fouan, TO: aia te work ork. yANTED—A BUSINESS-LIKE GI TO ATEEND ‘SODA seat RE amily. t Sake nerf oe % ¢. - men need ‘mice. aie ABOUT 18 YEARS recominended, S008, #8 And have city reter- 1,000 “INDUSTRI t lncrative emplo: NTLEM. ek ad Feconauended: Piet ae | GIRL trom 9 anaes ‘One at. LW, L WILLING wahiae Gat. nw. N from tical employers. rience need. WANTED LADY TEACHER T0 DEVOT! hours ny in the week to tnatruct » young | Be each woman in the art of reading and “ae office. Ww RED Wes cooks enloemoon, saiespdioy Obie pout ta gooka, farni and daity hands: tite ‘as HAMS Licensed ANTED—AN ESTIMATE CLERK, WHO me CS can furrte ae apply, to THOS. W Sieh ist | ITE WOMAN TO COOK. WASH all private family; must bring 1902 H st. nw. is A ieee E TWO | ‘or writ vermis nae ss = and other cities. ae eae TED—A OOK AND STEWARD YOR THE 8. Steamer Trento wo at sea preferre iy before Bu V ‘and one woman t for three W: ANTED—A FOUNG or Y ig ind ‘children. ihe house. NTI rs Poste tae 1 staple i iene €6., 681 Broalwrs Wiss Carriage juilderes 310 Pa. W. ANTED—. ‘TS Holder free for stamp; Medais, Fi Good chance for making me Doar FIRST-CLs n the kind ever invented: beats weiguts: BROHARD & Shing; $10 8 day. Wartnecbersnd beat Salt ‘and women cool crs for the city. COOMBS ean; uo Eumbus.- Send J age to colmence on. 2 tibuted. "Address ALBA! V doslore rings. ANTED — DU: for all reference. 717 Wi located outside big tise in his sections Bata ferences, MANUFAC’ 1589, N. Y. WAN | ED—TWO WOMEN COOKS. ONE, anne oom afterdp nat PALME® HOUSE, 421 11th ot aw Tee days. a mployment. JNO. Me -ANTED—TEN CHAMBERMAIDS, ‘and aurees, white and & BURGESS, 026 PRS rit aud proseable employmen' to fit erat inble ired will be ¥ SUPPLY CO. ‘aliausy, DORE'S Teau, conducted by ladies. Nl ‘Mat, ra EO Ps pr ey Box aa, have. had ex- od references. ‘wash and i 3 TO SE ‘oF particuli Is CO., Clarkstuz BW. DA MAN OF | TEMPERATE, & HABITS w ‘cheap for cash, Adirows VICTOR Star oilice. iw WVANTED TO HIRE A HORSE AND CARRIAGE Wate BICYCL sid OR 50 TRG SF G*iireat ‘aw. Bate price ant woakition, NTED—TO BORROW €:,000, a estate, for five years. Will yer area fe Sh WEE BF Cans eee, mouth “Addrest MONEY” mya ANT oS) iE 10 GET Waren er ult meade in latest styles. “Drives: fro $9 for unewt ‘suits, silk or any other kind, mip 11-1 YAXJEPIT KNOWN THAT C8 BUNDY OF inil, is Sand beer Senate nt A <TED-TRY 4 POUND OF BU" TINE. aT and if 4 Bander Sadr $5 Bana canta, rey ru and TED—TO CONSTRUCT ARTISAN W Prices and quick notice: any or fu {water connection 8 Bretuiacs. For information, JAS. 8. REAG. a D.C a V ANTED HIGHEST Cas, W conta ICE PAI Watches, Gum Stover Carpet tting, Men = oh ba vot Houl ‘Furuiture"Adarton" ‘Box t W: ANTED-STEAM DYEING” AND Scorenns V [iy our new excels ail other procesgeas seebasts te, Yor Tor geste ‘clothing’ WANTEESSEGOND-HAND FURNITURE, Cai iy a you "Peat ‘orien the Nvest ca will Kadress HBC. Bib-2E1Fatse ales “my AT ge PER W: near Bladenstyui reat ai weer t on faze oF body Moth, pim. pirate ma polness, ocesnte end vents removed. ands Yo ail who use it Perfect cr tion 4. OU. and | per bos ; “8 a25-Fm rv prices than was over’ paid in tr i an ae: PASTURE — Kuiert vaxn ED— HORSES v Toren @ pectalty, ‘stalls for mat Price's La eth ea seta five coal Ges ts P. OLAdi Blige, Ma” aph6-timo™ STED-TPwoLs ING OF FINE PARLOR and other furniture , py te Mattresses renovated Frewade. furniture and ship . Fine cabinet . OC ALL Practical Upholsterer, 106 14th st. 1.w. pis- Lint é 45 weer Wi ANTED-STEAM DYEING AND ‘CLEANING. Wich ew Dew machinery pared to tater ecity, AN see is iTED—BUSINESS MEN 7 LEAVE THEIR wae ah "for neat Sob prc. We eechres ANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRISTNER'S W: a EX, EF BEAES, STOCK nal Tailor System” with any inchs yoo piers stalls or ta are alone, avail fic tailors and | $"ME* $3.20 per m.; horses called for ab¢ eminent. Paris. Berlin and’ London ‘cut. aid the ouly systems i Atserica teaching the dooce sa Warp roTH 4 ane ko by an Rkehineeda ho renting. datterne cut, materials fu abe oul Crowes Rich ca ‘car Ell then them, Mo oie ay rigged ot ze Waste aS cLabay ERIN x Wisp sabes 20 Tanne paps cores | mca = Sib Ea are at reduced price, cutting, it keine ial 6 7:5 = COMMIBSIONER OF DEEDS i FOR measure, at 1010 F st. n.w., W Pak Ba Beat ee ae = ln trom¥em.toSpin. Telephone 344-2 {3 TAN: BY TWO RE: Sis, situations as cook aud Jection to wash and iron; cau wail Bt nw. TANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE; ¥ leave the city if necessary. COOPER, 1400 17th st. 'TED—BY A RE: ituation as cham! ‘travel. Address : rm Ghatubermaids, 10 uurses, 4 Indies’ ana stresses, 6 Oar aaeeee nother belp. all nat Giese gunmen gresora ‘and country, 3 Sh GSO ose Fat aw. my! ; Wee > ant be ECTABLE WHITE GIRL, ite tad omnia oe demise | hambermaii ton oob- tavle. O14 ist | INTED—A SITUATION AS JUNIOR Dt Wa emer oe 703 15th RUG Dest of WS. 12-2¢° WANTED BY 4 TOURG MAN WHO. ax od 2 ter, Refer to Gen. Grul i Hr Dick, 517 7th stn. wc TANTED—BY A YOUNG 3 Exenty-three years old, Si Address P. Wwe era light work on, 8 ean seas stock un et Ba ‘MAN, Waren tn rae _mmyl1-3t* ‘at reduced wages. TED—1 MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, Wares ae Res “my Ll-3e" BUSINESS CHANCE , ERS hare as D> ICE CREAM, Star office. ES ty R SALE—TOBACOO AN P CIGAR 8: Erone, Fd in a rare ophortunity 0" bet Socation im the city: Grocery ‘OR SALE—DRUG STORE, $1,800. Ai EI Fieri Pa aor Behe ome 5 reial Office, S35 Fat, D RAMEY. meee lse W ANTED-BY A PRACTICAL CATH: WITH tall p20 capital “Address ‘@Qining-room and kitchen, a x 2-20" ‘Address BUSINEDS, Star Office. RIVILEGES FOR SALEWE WILL LET ON , OF well ou ‘the SALE-SPLENDID 5 STAND FOR GROCER’ Situation vs traveling Fo, Drug Store, Rorthw at corner Gth and D #ts.« “4 nw are :MAYO," | east fronte, ome: US Te myi2-ae" | ave.; only €4,000; cheap. Sr to myl0-20 326 820 Fenuyivams ave. ce RICKS—ONE "MILLION ‘MILLI CLAY | enesecami’ Bom 77.6 Sonera [-—- EL BAVE sopm ToREE one eel wy ofa Rwy oe or beikeotds biel rk EASE AD REE a ‘Ow 18 Tl GET ee FIGURES SS “en ia A ‘Supe gr Companion, WOMAN, A SITU- 2s pa Soe ee nee | a Eee = on ORB. cranes = ‘ANTED—pY & YOUNG MAN AGED 18 YEARS, “Seo Wits cE as | Geeeneneees pies ‘Adirese QE" ay SSi0"S enw. ‘you at oa “nyu se Waa ae po arate eS com ‘with city references. bs & BUR: Gifs Employment Bureau, 930 F stuw. myo-lw" comms, * = mhi8.2m" Aicinakdtows: Ma. WANTED—ROOMS. 6 Fa ANTED_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. ONE Brokers snd Dealersia for storage > ; from June GOGEBIC MON MINING STOCKS, Qctober. JustUs, Starof FARM MORTGAGES ANTED ABOUT 100. MORE ROOMS FO: and Lands, and Real Retate in Washington, Pada Pook ie Pe ae a sna, Chicago. Wane AN UNFURNISHED guhi-om — sind Som cre a ays fenc fescue ae 2 rane