Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING. §TAR: WASHINGTON eaTuRparY. CROSBY 8. NOYEs. ‘The Evening Star has = regular, permanent bona dde daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together. — ‘The Thistle’s owner seems to take more kindly ‘Yo his second beating than tohis first. He has a Yery pretty boat, but {t ts not fast enough to win the cup, and he now sees that fact clearly. Both Yachts have Just cause of complaint against some Of the excursion boats, especially in the race over the inside course, for approaching them 80 closely ‘a8 to obstruct the wind or send back a wash, thus impeding the progress of the racers. The contest ‘over the inside course 1s as tmportant In Its disclo- ‘sures concerning the speed of rival yachts asthe one ‘Which takes place outside, and should not be aban- oned. But some energetic and effective mpasures should be adopted to prevent obstruction by the excursion boats tn future contests. Great pains ‘were taken this time to give publicity toa request for consideration !n this respect, but it seems that such a request is not sufficient. Another change ‘which would seem to be necessary to insure an 1n- teresting race next time is the adoption of the center-board by the English representative. The visiting yachtmen might, by keeping their eyes open while in America, get some valuable ideas about ship lines, center-boards and such things, Which, when tested and developed with the neces- Sary secrecy at the celebrated experimental tow- 4ng tank on the Clyde, might furnish them with a fair match for the Volunteer. $< A Galveston editor bas been arrested for pub- Hsing his newspaper on Sunday in deftance of the Jaw against labor on the first day of the week. ‘Bis defenge is that the law exempts the sale of newspapers on Sunday, and that by direct infer- ence, it Was fair to assume that he hada right to make them for sale on that day. ‘This is a stretch Of logte, of course. If our Texas co lived In the north, he would discover that there 38a broad distinction between printing a news- paper and dating and selling it on any given day of ‘Whe week. He would need only to examine a large part of the papers sent out of ‘York on Sunday, a5 Sunday papers, to alscover tuat they were prepared and printed long enough Wefore midnight to save them from the penalties of the most exacting Sapbatarlan laws ever grafted upona statute-book. It is not so very long ago that one of these clever journals, which thus take him by the forelock, came tnto Wash- Ington at nine o'clock in the moraing, with its ac- count of a celebrated trial headed, “The jury still out,” while our local papers, distributed at thelr ‘subscribers’ homes by aif-past seven o'clock, con- tained the verdict and some description of the scene which attended Its announcement in court. The best plan of the democratic associations of office-holders, which Mr. Overly pronounces illegal, is not toread the Commissioner out of the demo- cratic party, but to give his view of the law the Denefit of atest case. Mr. Oberly bas, it 18 said, ‘been so often read out of his party and then read im again to enjoy positions of higher trust that he rather enjoys such performances and looks for- ‘ward hopefully to thetr occurrence. It under the law office-nolders must give up their semi-politieal semi-soctal assoctatious because no money for Poutieal purposes must pass between them, and ought to settle down contenteiy as citizens of noa-poliiical Washington, abandoning their resi- dences in the States, the fact should be gencrally known. If the law means that, and the law 5 permitted to stand, all federal cated here will soon be assigned tot! ee anda ae —e os i ver sl under the apportioninent, ‘or pap tribution, Pe ‘The labor organizations which have expressed their sympathy with the demonstration of we come to Mr. Shepherd should not be so unreason- able as to retrain from partietpating in the demon- stration because others with whora they do not agree also take part inthe welcome. The misun- derstanding in reference to the construction of the Feviewing stand has been corrected, and that should be enough. Nearly everybody in the city $s glad to show regard for Mr. Shepherd, and no one should deny another the chance todo so, or ‘sught the ex-governor by withholding his own ‘welcome because the opportunity to suow respect and gratitude ts given to all. The ‘London Times evidently despairs of seeing England compel America to give up the cup, and 30 tries coaxing by suggestion. It says: “* It ts desirable for Mae Ante rests of yach ‘eertain): ey Srtuntpa sor aserican arses oe a eTeRLeT } 2isb Waters than merely to retain it in thelr own.” | {t will please the American yachtmen very much | ‘to enjoy the “greater triumph” of beating English ‘Yaebtsin English waters, if some methot can be devised of getting the cup tn Engiand’s possession | ‘without exposing them tothe preliminary morta. | cation of a defeat ta American waters, What wilt England give ws for the cup can j oo Netther journalism nor school teaching 1s in itself a royal road to fame, but it is curious to { see where these occupations often land their? ‘votaries, Nearly every man of eminence ROW- a days has bad his turn at one or the other of thea, ' Judge Rae, who has just beenelected Commander. | in-chief ofthe G. A. R has followed both {pm his} time. Possibly there !s something in the égactic | habit persons acquire in such vocations which makes 1% impress on their characters as @ell ns on ‘thelr manners, and brings out whates er qualities f leadership they may possess. — CLOSE BUSINESS. : ler for sale our entize stok of well-assorted HARDWAE. ronalating of Shelf Guods. also Nails, Dar Tron, Ste, Hime, Shat's, Spokes, Bows, “fe, Secale yea fs well-ae! 50 in the bors fs ani foe She 3eh of October will, 2 of? cless than cost Fis BY CKEY & MARBU 204 Beit gen, Goomreane G, oitiw Ax Worm O: Orvexixa. Mme. T. B. HARRISON, 1329 F STREET, (Opposite the Ebbitt,) WILL EXHIBIT A CHOICE SELECTION OF BONNETS AND ROUND HATS FROM THE LEADING HOUSES IN PARIS AND LOX- Dos, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDay, _o1-6t OCTOBER 4 AXD 5 HALE Davis rtaNos IMPROVED BY NEW ‘peights a specialty. “We kee ot our Piast which "Bre te kctah wht at care for our Washinton agent. snd witch will be sci sei ble Fates and on iwouthiy. teats WALESE aoa ts 80.8 Poe 2 it mK tuw. ol Wosprxret a Srecuat ees ‘NEW FALL DRY GooDs. 2 HERES ML DIAGONALS in Black, Navy, Myrtle, Garnet and Brown, eta double. ox senses Es Mies nawisi ; Tod SHERTISG Be TS Birrox, z S HB OSE, se c. 3, TICKINGS, and UNDER- FABLE at 73 Plain and Plaid Dict: GOODS, 10¢. to BRODHEAD & CO's, Ratabiianed ings et MorBwest, Masonic Temple. Be Gavrixees | H ATS. FALL STYLES OF SILK AND FELT BATS, YOUTHS CLOTH ax.p FELT HATH Agents for this KNOX, BATTER, wy, bated YOUMANS, HATTER, ¥. ¥ Clone gentine unlews bearing their trade-mark.) assortment of SILK AXD GLORIA sliver caps. efor ladies or genticenens BH. STINEMETZ & SON, MATTERS AND FURRIERS, 230-3 _1297 Pennsyivania ave., uext cor. 13th st. Suuunxe Orr ‘TO REITRE FROM BUSINESS. 5 days more will end our grest sale. ‘Next Wednesday might we will finally close our store, ‘We have left some good Dress Goods, s few nice Bisck and Colored Silks, Black and Colored Velvets, Back Eogliah Crapes and Cemimers for men and boys All of which will be offered st a tremendous Sacrifice teclose them. W. W. BURDETTE, e8St ‘Wo. 928 7th st, and 706 Kata. up U gifs THT ss, “2° 98 6 | de Fon 23 05 eee Axa wm Jai us Ses OT ak 5g98 5 Ee i 4 ay uv R Y Osey ¥ oo ‘ou Ss 8 oY y mm Eee AAA ae | eh 24 FE al IT19 A VERY EaS¥ THING TO WISH TO HAVE YOUR OWN WAY, BUT NOT ALWAYS: 80 CONVENIENT TO ACQUIRE. PARTICU- LARLY ARE WE AT THE DICTATION OF OTHERS IN BUSINESS MATTERS. IF WE BUY IT MUST BE~AS A RULE-ON THE TERMS OF THE PARTY WHO SELLS. BUT THIS RULE HAS ITS EXCEPTIONS. THERE ARE THOSE WHO ADVERTISE TO SELL YOU GOODS ON YOUR OWN TERMS, BUT AFTERWARD PRESS YOUR NOSE VERY CLOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE. THATISN'T FAIR. NEITHER IS IT JUST THE THING . FOR YOU TO MAKE CERTAIN AGREE- MENTS WITH A MERCHANT AND THEN FAILTO MEET THEM. IN BOTH CASES NOBODY IS SATISFIED. NOW WE DEALIN FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES AND ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS. WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOU SOME GOODS. IF YOU CALL UPON US PUT THE CASE JUST AS IT 1S; ‘TELL US FRANKLY WHAT YOU CAN DO— HOW MUCH YOU CAN PAY EACH WEEK OB MONTH-AND DON'T PROMISE TO DO MORE THAN IS WITHIN YOUR MEANS. YOU CAN HAVE THE GOODS JUST ASLOW AS ANY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON WILL SELL YOU, AND IT SHALL BE “JUST AS YOU SAY"—ONLY SEE THAT IT IS JUST THAT WAY, AND WE WILL GET ALONG SWIMMINGLY. Sat ae a CREDIT AND CASH HOUSE, ol-Gw 921 AND 923 SEVENTH ST. N. W. EFF A if L Eg AA L L E AAA OL L as {LLL LLLL NNN GGG [LADIES On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week, October 3, 4, and 5, we will hold our Fall Opening of Fashiona- ble Millinery, and will exhibit the latest Novelties in Hats and Bonnets for the coming season. You are respectfully invited. No cards. THE BON MARCHE. SPECIAL IN GLOVES. During our Opening next week we will offer anew ‘And splendid line of Ladies’ Street Gloves, in tans and browns, heavily embroidered, and with finished col- ered cuffs. These Gloves are a regular $1.25 line, but ‘we bought them for a special “Opening Drive.” As the quantity is limited, and as we want to distribute them ‘8 widely as posaible, we can sell only two pairs to s customer. The price will be 68 cents per pair—about half their real value. THE 00. oo” 8 RY MA RRR ‘Moan BPR O° HOR yee PAA By bo PEE Moa RR GO HOH Eeev 316 AND 318 7TH ST.N. W. Muc. Ax Louise WILL DISPLAY ‘A Fine Assortment of HATS AND BONNETS, Beginning OCTOBER 4, at her parlors, Suit Hats a Specialty. o1-3t* 1327 F STREET. “ Ore Aventcas Hoes AND HOW TO FURNISH THEM.” rh PESTLEPT E Ghee PSE REEL ESSE Bie R J. HORNER & 00, FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS, C1, 63 AND 65 WEST 23D 8T., NEW YORK. Largest display of first-class Furniture in America, distributed in Ten Show-Boome, and comprising the very latest novelties of the Eu- ropean markets, selected by their own buyers. Many of these novelties cannot be seen else- where. Furnished Specinen Rooms to aid in aking selection and estimating cost. Prices in plain figures, and the lowest that can possibly ‘be named for Furniture of beat quality and art- istic merit. Illustrated Handbook—“How to Furnish Our American Homes”—sent on re- quest, ol-skmiw f so EFF Fr AA Pad oe B ime SMS HON NN ‘aoe OF PPP. 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New Goons Ix rarenranea Beart, 980: from 1be. dosen penis doves tp ve Trv EXHOODs. New Suxs Axo Vewvers. SEATON PERRY, (Suecesor to Peny & BuotHrn), A SILK DISPLAY, CH AS WE ARE NOW MAKING, 18 ONE THAT OUNE OF THE GuEAT VARIETY D oe pan PRICES ANI ALITIES: WILL BE SOLD FOR. re IN Ds Exoxs TRLACK AND COLORED SILKS. THE NEST PRODUCTIONS FROM THI BONNET, CUiNET AND 'BOHROED OeDER or Viz: SEY Chane x" uv! or IN GOLD AND F, FRANCAIS! AN ¥ OTe aee 1s ‘ADVIBED: $a” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Peary Buriptne, Pennsylvanis Established 1840. a "Twas Tae Cexrensoann. YANKEE YACHTS CAN BEAT CREATION. YET “AULD SCOTIA” LEADS IN THE BUILDING OF STEAMSHIPS AND IN THE MANUFACTURE OF CHEVIOTS—THOSE SOFTLY-ROUGH SUKFACED FABRICS THAT LOOK SO WELL IN SUITS; THAT WEAR SO WELL; THAT, WHEN PROPERLY CUT AND MADE, AS OUR SUITS ARE, CLING SO NICELY TO THE FORM, WITH- OUT BEING INCONVENIENTLY TIGHT. THE BLENDING OF COLORS, T00, IX THESE MIXTURES OF MANY SHADES SEEMSTO BE SCOTLAND'S FORTE, FOR A SCOTCH DESIGNER CAN PRODUCE A PURER HARMONY BY THE BLENDING OF COLORS—ABSOLUTELY UGLY IN THEM- SELVES—THAN A NATIVE OF ANY OTHER LAND, RIVALING IN APPEARANCE THE BEAUTY OF HIS OWN HIGHLAND HEATHER. THESE ARE THE KINDS OF CHEVIOTS THAT WE HAVE HAD MADE UP THIS SEASON IN THE MOST AP- PROVED STYLES, AS ONLY AMERICAN TAILORS CAN MAKE THEM. THE FRENCH, ENGLISH, OR GERMAN TAILORS NEVER YET ORIGINATED A STYLE THAT ‘THE AMERICAN ARTISTS HAVE NOT IM- PROVED UPON EVERY TIME. THIS IS ENOWN TO EVERY MAN WHO HAS WORN CLOTHES OF FOREIGN MAKE. NOT THAT AMERICAN TAILORS ARE LACKING IN ORIGINALITY, FAR FROM IT; BUT FOR- EIGN STYLES ARE AFFECTED BY SOME PEOPLE, AND TO THOSE WE OFFER A VAST IMPROVEMENT ON THE ORIGINAL IN MAKE AND FIT, GAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. BR A OU COMM AIM ™ gSSe AREY fr A EE ay Se BBB A A UU OM Syg5 DRY GOODS DEPARTMEST, EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN BLACK SILK. 5 pieces 18-inch Guinet’s Gros Grain, at GGc.; actual value 6; 5 pieces 20-inch Gros Grain Silk, warranted to wear ‘or money refunded, at 79¢.; would be cheap at 81. 5 pieces 22-inch extra heavy Guinet’s Gros Grain Silk, at O8c.; good value at $1.25. 5 pieces 22-inch of an unusual fine quality Faille ‘Francaise, at $1.19; goodgplue at $1.50. MOURNING GooDs. 40-inch All-Wool Boucle, at 69¢.; former price 85c. 40-inch All-Wool Frieze, st 59c. ; former price 85c. 40-inch Black Heavy All-Wool Cashmere, at 49c.; Usually sold at 62360, VELVETEENS. 25 pieces 20-inch Colored Velveteens, in all shades, elegant goods, at 490. per yard, that were 80c. All our handsome two-toned Brocaded Velvets that Res and $6 per yard we are offering now at XN. B—Five hundred dozen Wash Rags, at 10c. per dozen. BB - Ry Max m 855g oe ek HOE RAM og i A Le be re) Pius Aso Pram Sunxa ‘We have a complete stock of PLAIN SERGES, 36-inch, at 37c,, all wool. Better quality, at 50c., 75c., A full stock of All-Wool and Worsted PLAID SUITINGS, at 50c., 62i40., 6-4 SERGES, at #1, $1.25. EMBROIDERED ROBES, 911 si ‘Worth double the pr phtwncn ines ‘All shades All-Wool HENRIETTA CLOTH, 85c. Afull line Black and Colored MOIRE, at $1, 91.25, 81.50, 82. pineal BLACK RHADAME, 75c., $1, 91.25. COLORED “ = 81, $1.25, Black and Colored SURAHS, 7c. to 81.25, A large stock of HOSIERY oe and UNDERWEAR st 600 pairs BLANKETS, trom $1 to 910. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, < 713 Market space. Barouss Is Lixex Goons. From the best all.around linen stock it was ever our pleasure to show we pick out the fol- lowing conspicuous bargains: @B-inch Unbleached Extre-heavy German Linen Table Damask, choice variety of patterns, ‘only 50c. per yard. This width and quality is ‘usually sold at 59 and 620. 150 dos. % Blesched German Linen Damask ‘Table Napkins, full selvedge, soft finished, and. extra durable. Only $1 per doz The usual price for this quality is $1.25. 100 doz. % (full) Waah Damask German Linen Napkins. This quality, if full bleached, would sell for 83, and in present state (halt bleached) are worth $2.50. Asa special “Drive” we offer ‘them at $2 PER DOZEN. CLOTHS.—Two dollar-and-s-half Cloths for $2. Made from fine grade of full blesched Ger- mau Lizen,double damask, measure full two yards square, full selvedge, and have border all around. Worth $2.50, only $2 each, TOWELS—An incomparable bargain—300 Dozen Towels, five different kinds, embracing Huck and Damask. &e., large sizes, with aud without knotted fringe, fancy borders, worth 22 and 25e. ONLY 18c. EACH, 32 PER DOZEN. <Becond floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste, n.w. toput Blankets and Comforts on the fourth floor. More commodious quarters, a stronger light, and better facilities for waiting ou cus- tomers, while the two fast elevators will take you up ina very short time. About the best money’s worth we have is the 11-4 (extra wide) White Blankets. at 82.75, and the seven-pound all-wool Blankets, at 96.50. The latter is extra large, Shaker fulled, and is usually sold at 87.50. ‘In Comforts the most conspicuous bargain is the 70 by 80-inch Sateea-covered, beat white cotton filling, and sewed to prevent running intothe corners. Eleven styles of pattern. Awhile ago we would have considered it cheap at $3.50. Present price #2.75 each. Don't let these prices send you elsewhere for 50c. Comforts and.90c. Blankets, for we have Doth, and all the intermediate prices. (Fourth floor.) In view of the inclement weather of the past fow days we shall continue our “Special Sale” of 50c. Dress Fabrics next week to enable all to take advantage of this exceptional offering. 60,000 yds.of prints to select your dress from. ‘We believe you will be able to make a selection, ‘The best is the reintroduced “Old Time” Calico, under the name of “Century” Cloth, It is proof positive that the cry for cheapened goods does not proceed from the people. Made from good strong cotton, honest colors, guaranteed to wash, conventional patterns, a quietness of color and style that most people like, espe- cially in prints. “Old time” price (during the war) was 50 and 60 cents per yard. Only 8c. peryard. Wider than ordinary calico, and will wear twice as long. Seersucker Ginghams, stripes, checks and Plaids, 10c. per yard, Rich styles in Plaid Dress Ginghams, 10c. Fine grade “Apron” Checks, 10c. ‘Simpson's Mourning and Second-Mourning styles in Prints, 8c. American Indigo Blue Calicoes, neat washa- ble designs, 8c. Robe Oalicoes, for Covering, Curtains, Wrap- pers, &., 8c. (Fourth floor.) Unshrinkable Flannels. It was so difficult to gauge the shrinking of flannels that ademand set in for Flanuels already shrunk. Weare ready to meet the demand and have opened ex- cellent lines of Flannels, in White, Red and Grays, 27 to 34 inches wide, 40c. to$1 per yard. Specially adapted to ladies’ children and me: underwoar, and ladies underskirta, The present Flannel stock is the largest we have yet shown. (Second floor.) $1.50 Table Damask for $1. We are enabled to offer it throughs very judicious purchase froma Linen Importer who wished to convert had of it intocash. Measures full 2 yards and 2 inches wide; Cream German Linen ‘Table Damasks. thirteen choice styles, includ- ing the “Shamrock,” “Chestnut Burr,” “Tiger Lilly," “Mosaic,” “Grape Leaf,” “Polka Dot," “Strawberry,” “Pansy Blossom” and a few ‘Egyptian and Japanese designs, Blocks, Broken ke, Plaids Be. 5) 59 DAMASK FOR 81. (Secoud floor.) : ‘The Curtain and Upholstery Department is full, almost to overflowing. We have increased. the stock in proportion to the enlarged quar- tera,and you will find everything in greater variety than ever before and in many instances at LOWER PRICES. We could not berin to uame over tho incomparable attractions. It will be to your advantage to look through the stock. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 2ith and F ste.n ol Tse Fotzowsa sernvotors 1 EQUESTRIANISM will be with the Washington Riding Academy, to be ‘opened about Nov. 1, at the cor, of 299 and Pats, n.w.: PROF. . OLIVER, late of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club, of New York. PROF. C. GILLMAN, late with Hippodrome Francais of Paris. Everything first-class. Commadious accomodstions for boarding horses, and ample storage room for car- riages. Books for yearly subscribers are now open at the par- lors of Mr. Geo. White, with Woodward & Lothrop, cor. 11thand F sts., n. w.,and at the office of Jas. D. Brown, care of Jno. F. Wagxaman, 1003 F st., where fall particulars may be obtained. 817-3m Lanae J. P. Pacer, 1107 F STREET, BEGS TO ACQUAINT HER PATRONS THAT SHE WILL BE PREPARED TO SHOW A FULL ASSORTMENT OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROUND HATS AND BONNETS, FROM THE LEADING LONDON AND PARIS HOUSES, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCc- TOBER 5TH AND 6TH. o1-5t Twenry Pr Cexr Renvertox on i A f L & 24 ton fun AND wiew a NNN Ee www NN wx GET HOUSE- WEE ae ees SES | WU! ality —— at nets era pity 7, FIC TO, 840. Mara. St (SES, Work: and House: Workers, iCR'S Dureeu, O13 sth O13 Si TO G00) .D. B. RUSS! Waa HARVARD CRADUAIE WIT experience would like few vate sun. ie py le eget “> Wier WHITE i] NA SMALL FAM NTED-THE “ MBIA AGENCY ‘ rire eb ad PAR get ag gy malas in the District. Those wan! WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL sop, ia 8 family’ of ‘thi reler 9OKS, LAUNDRESSES, NURSES rater Shuckerse butlers an.) other Jenn fem tere for th Norwegian an rand al forelen help) Fe “BURR ea ONCE SERIA ‘WOMAN, oie = Gin, Sucve tg ainteon ‘years: eNvete . outot city, B. RNHAM’S Help Amency, 330-652 ‘st. vow? . ED—-A MAN WHO UNDERXTANDS THE V satoh tod Jewelry trade Apply 335 Pa ave. ne. vse WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, FROM 15 TO 18 to assist in. Dini: os pels Rooms ast be wept AY ne . Datky" bre witesta inate 816-818 and 620 13th st. nw. o1-2e" D—A AGED 17 YEARS (FROM THE be to. trade of cabinet- Yen ee QyteDoar O53 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N. Wi & neat, stead; neral house: Wonk: Wot to stay at might: Bowe ia fully exe Help. i ened ith our Rein. im any capecity, will be wie 3, WOU: ures, TL aS ws ‘TED = = BY A RESPECTABLE QOLQRED | tones $R5 house, or laundry place in hotel. ood referees 1 Pst. nw. WEASTED_SY 4 RESPECTABLE COLORED WO- mar s Situation as cook and chamt ina Brtrate family. Good references, Call at 41 Union 5th and 16th eta. A RED ASE feoetal nouscrerk to asta Apply at 15) mn tad oxee Rye Housen-en. Biss poten, siorosaad offices. F. Waster ay A fon ae we tent ot references. Westar SNES A ATorae LORD War gots culls plate ae wale rie excuane ‘and lodging. "Gall TAVLOR Tae Lot ae radar oe Wate 5 wr ITUATIO? white man to drit oman: ae Fe oft erence. Address 942 Tat new ole N y ANTED—BY a NCH BUTLER A SI = i a Private family, good references; Sadana Be ‘ref Waar errer es NATLERLSIARTPENT LEE MALE AND = Burses, Uatlere, waiters, reliable balp of i high rapes, “COLCS COLU een for help a AGENCY, room 6.1201 Penna, ave., opposte Palais Wastes GOOD CANDY-MAKER, 1016 st nw. iH it WASTED-AT 03 FST. Nw. WalsT aaa ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN, THOROUGHLY teauainied with the city and provision trade to'nolicit on commission for a line of staple aud salable woods. Address PUSH, Btar office. o1-Bt*_ ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL W Aiitsework and saeiatn cooking, good reference required: 131436 7th st. nw. it ‘ANTED_A BOY WHO HAS HAD SOME EXPER- Wiican Bomecine woe LGREGORY, 910 Pa. ave. o1-3t Wink D)—PANTALOON PRESSER AT REEN'S. E rANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SHORES | aor 4 rppeiting immediately: young man preferred. W STED=NOY WHO CAN WRITE LEGIBLY as fapldly from dictation, State terms and ad- - MAKERS; 2 BUT TH W Neat heed appiys MENTE k COMPANY. 2009 Was? FURNITURE SALESMEN: Cutten: eee cons bat experienpsa aca, i fous Dut ex ith peters W'S MOSES BOR Lith sand F ie ‘WAXTED_COLORED WOMAN Aa Nt “som! xD make herself generally useful. stay iighte, References required. Appl Tout £6. *. TED—A PUSHING, E) ins See es TLE come well aba ssiary, 818 weekly: must ‘come well Fecouumen Sboly Monday am F THUEE. 498 7th stn we Te Wired Gaeh, BEFRAAKER INQUIRE of Mra. ROTHERY, 623 D st. n. ane ‘ANTED—A NEAT YOUNG GIRL AS ee ee pestered! 34 Bet ne. NTED—EXPEBIENCED Di De BAERS terre ics ‘Pennsylvania ave. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WAN WITH SOME RRR fence at pri 605 7tb at. Wasaraiae a3. uray cones: OR mn 814 to nurse; cooks for Boldices' Home: invalid swift and legible to do office work; V (colored); first-class. JOHNSON'S 13th and E, 1t laundress: nurse, DICK'S BUREAU, 613 7th st, n.¥. eekat beginning oftice hours 9 to 5. Address x 52, Star office. Warten. LADY OR GENTLEMAN OF address and references; ent work an TANTED—SIX YOUNG LADIES WHO. WRITE War salary $3.50 ANTED — AT ONCE, RESTAURANT COOK perminé Poy torigut party. Call from to, Room 28 ¥ ite Waste WOE ‘COOKS, 810 10 640; CHAM- Wa crn, Duivery or Farin Hands: Catoned Mon Cooks, ters, ‘or Farm Han at YSOOMBS & BURGESS, 926 F st. n.w. st SETTLED GERMAN COMAN INA all faaliy witheut children, to do the washing and ironing and yeneral housework apply 201; G at nw. VARTED 4, COLORED WOMAN i SOK, ‘eneral, housewo! 2.03 “pee week. Youne ‘winl of 11 uleo, wanted as oe with Teierences. Address Box 20, Star office. 'TED—A FIRST-CLASS JOURNEYMAN TIN- we $id Gheet-iton Worker,one who understands wares paid, to, the Wir eae yee LL pismoonars jTMAN- Wie So PATS FOL, WAxtED=sI [TUATIONS: FOR THREE a wal ers, one from Connecticut. two coschmen or Eee ee ae DORE & a A TiRGINTA references; 7) Ware pen saa a Sete tee tae ms ore y ‘DAT HE: RS — Post We ea ee and Nurses, Seamstress, Sen Waite fers. COOMBS & BURGESS, ANTED_DY A RESPECTABLE W — 7 raid and plaio sew E SfeRe eaves Feats iter ase Tiaee” “Kedron 1100 Warr aeg ene ae erent |S dof good character ion referenc ayy Coma Wate YOUNG MAN wad FAIR ENGLISH | wth Sdueation and writi favgea tag snes ont aw. patent oF 0 ‘Address HOWACE, Star office. esos Wastin GENTLEMAN 6PEAKING FRENCH ang Enrlish thoroughly, compatent bookkeeper, having few hours to dispose 7, wines to en Blog shen ther in keeping bod noe colteckin counts.” Address F. D., Magee iADEAs a Toe agit house yusekeeper. Addrens Box ‘85, Star oi 830-308” ‘waiting on s doctor ors eros Lae Me Ses eee, WWANTED—4 PLACE BY & COMPETEN: c= Wir oc Teas A kee Tosh Bs fe x PRACTICAL MANET rae douer, a Situation an oF fOretaan oh ESE eee ‘best of reference. Ad Post ome. aos WASTED—A FosiTIoN a9 RESIDENT Ox Vis. peed eorerneee of companion to a lady. fenpees io obsection to beat veviiaenttens: ereucsn, Address” QUALTIC CATIONS, Eietesi ref W A EADY OF REFERENT. INTE rity aud ability, with good relerences, wishes Toa Ay, oBict of ans Kind, or place of housekocper. airs. M. 4. B., Georgetown, D.C. 0 are __WANTED--ROOMS WAP BY THREE ADULTS 3 UNFUR- ied rooms, second floor, convenient to cars, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Wage S MOFTETT, ite rer x Saige ate Wauarie i “Dea, BORED. soi revaired. Wie or, me AROMATIC ne TLE Duos. ee KNOWN THAT © © BUNDY, ¢ Wis Soe Louies rite cer ie i chee od — COMMISSTO ER OF DEFDs . Bas MSN gee is UR eT ge a FOR RENT—ROOMS. BR RENT—NEAR IOWA CINCLE. 429 vance: to one ortwo geutieme iat ity AD. Blab rooms ou weccnd Gost, emi‘oriat i aa at ‘and cold bathe, refereucen Adare. i cy Gikictt, Star Star office, - Tenis OR RENT-SPLENDID ROOMS AT i> 4. rst-clags table? prices remwunbie,* *) Ss SRENT-aT bin ar ers 7 eg MANES NS roe ny A PRIVATE FAMiD: ; shed Toom. with boar a Aig PEL Sretleten: convetiont io bet mente. 1140 Sth wt uw. “3 FOR BENT FURNISHED Koons, PO in a private fanlys with we ste ATP hat wt. RRENT—NEW HOUSE, UNFERNISHND. rwo Footusescond story. ot tres suutiicy . Both, eas, beat. 42s Mat aa ok RENT—TMREE PLEASANT scons tou Ee oom suitable for lit bousehecring all neat thodAawt ‘conven 1007 NC. ara se tse” OR RENT—FOR HOUSERLE: CITE O1 three roots, furnished ‘or uaturnisied. on she our Sivas farutshed house of neve roots. Of iv JOR REN HED ROOMS, SINGLY retgronce. given ‘ahd: required. P17 Ts orenice. given, a 7 woe e —— TOR REST THREE UNFURNISWED ‘oom, eecohd storys set Gold bation “namie Boor Sonventent to. Tons» fa. Reni #18, heat. wd swe im isi. pom mat ONCE iSHD—TWO LARGD nitiieatitng Romie, with Biefor light housekeeping, #10. 71) Sat. nw. ol Ok RENT—1903 F ST, NaW.-NEWLY PUK K'nished front rooms witii bani. Metntvice ry Mf deatrect OME NT aud ™ ets, head, bath anita. Fass 0 SISSON AVES Wow om oom Ge Mee oe eee: rn PRNINHED hor ithout board 1 REST 1004 K SY, FONT ROOM, Rec ; bay window. “closet Kent midderate, tine heat sd aw : YORK AVE. TWO > porch. Cony dinutes trom Call betove ively “fursisted Large room, fourth: hoo Caterer in house z front attic rooms, suit Toows, Apply J. P21 4k ST. SW HANDSOMELE children. “Reference required "Yt Ss, a KENT Iwo ec cat peivaie ass ditied trtn acnd KR ORENT — HEE rooms, suitable tor hig Sth street nw. oR RENT_DESINAR ROOMS, ned SINS wt, Bw. hal 1 NIC UNFURNISHED keeping. Apply at Lae FIRST AND tus aud egat tr yan reicineebourd vermanent if suited. Address ‘A SINGLE OLD MAN A aout ¥ ANTED-UY A suitable light housekeeping; must be very Sti between Center Market and’ Young Men's | ‘hristian Association, ut SS per month. Address | ASSOCIATION, Star offics Wane ¥ Gi! ‘LEMAN AND WIFE, ABOUT | October 25; one or two turnished rooms, with | ‘board, in private family no other boarders: relerences | ven and required. Address sisting terms, bo} reat Wii ANTED—ONE OR TWO LARGE AIRY ROOMS | deetarnisved oF unturuisued, with or without board, furnace heat, open fire-places, in house of modern ap- | dress P.O. Box 36, Burlington V o1-3t WASTED [3 —TWO OR THRE! ‘URNISHED ERE ae oats caterer, State location and price. ‘box 45, ‘Star office. it WaAxzenS —BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, T' MSte brace Sty me Spider Siarter iar foes ate ee ANTED-bY AGENTLEMAN AND HIS SISTI Wines! private faumaye te norsbenst | a 8 yin mort Section of the city. Address A.2- Stat office, ol ste furnac &c._ The best Hebtinco, inguivest SOS Stuee ae NTED—A STEADY WOMAN TO coReaR Waitin in a private family, 913 East 5 ~3 WARRED 00D TAILORESS aT DUZHAING W Bos. 1247 7th st. Rw. WOMAN FOR GEnEEAy ‘andi it be a good at a ce "SIN Sth at... f have setinfactery refer: must satisfactory refer- ced. Address K.P. ly experient tress iJ seal Pty ences an ‘ED—A rivate ae be thoroug 85 CITY — roo somethi mens sells ares 2 Seer dae RSH OA eet Waltham Watch Club NTED—A CABINET-MAKER—ONE WHO BAS wa0% SE SES) be ae gupta Hore referee. “Abo 0 TASTED-AT A LIGEEAL BACAR Y_ONE OR imo aboe aulenten: only puch a® are can brig good city referencae. {heiPhame and address at nee box 2s, Bear ofce.a20-3 ANIED-A COMPETENT COOK: tea at nights.make good city, "Teterencen ey wasbing “nor ‘toning. “Ay eave. ANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT —BU- W Siorod, forall kinds: Rene gest labor. for District d Fall kinds of domes ‘hd States: with references 17 SM st.ncw. 67-aW™ ‘ANTED—B! FOUR UNFURMISH second. oF aecond and this floor rooms for light west ‘snd north terms ferences. Address 1418 Sst." it ROOMS AND FLATS, FUR- and with and withont house- | wilegee, erties having Houms to Heat U BT BE: REAL ERATE age AGES ict oh Boom: ty Wie. TS ES | Address, giving location and terms, HEAT, star ‘ANTED—BY BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 4 OR 5 War ‘on first or second floor. for housekeeping } cat mot to. pris "AND WIFE, Star ofice. it ANTED_FURNISHED ROOM. NO QUESTIONS if) Wate State terms. Address Box 46, Star office. ANTED-TO RENT TWO UNFURNISHED rooms Ist or 24 floor, with light and heat. Ad. | dagen, Giving location and terma, “MEAT, Star Wane MAN AND WIFE, ONE LARGE OR ‘two moderate-sized Koo of Thomas Cir or email EMAN AND WIFE, | two or three comfortably furuished Kooms for light housekeeping; terms must be reasonable: refer \ddress, stating price, H. 8. Wire SEL To DisTaISonE AD Cor, ‘Asch $1010 $20 ner weekand expenses: parmen iy. Bice, genteel employment fof a geal men. No panting, Fecipta or Bul a akaped envelo sp ate SRY AGENGY.7 ‘West Broadway, sep3-aut TDS SOL aye CHOOSE TNT W Aoices: salaries paid’ Abpiy 8 the ehokt-room of st, Johns church Tuesday 1 Friday at 6:0 pan, TARE AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY INTHE ‘month and expenses. it free. Write, with stam! wont HMAN- SEACTURING C0, huthertonl, Nd. Hi WANTED—HOUSES. ED—TO PURCHASE, FROM OWNER PRE- ae eR ls $5,000; ‘be a bargain. S address CASH, ison giving Nov of house aud price, 1-20" Y THREE o~ .EMEN, TWO OR Ward Heap ge oh mao ae am! " walk oe ithe Freasury. Address Vitae Btar ol Hotes (TED—SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZE W is modern amLeoreneass, in all sections He | fer of tne ity, fore Tolinble tegaute ail properties ¢ ma Cupe Hera aate GENCY” ASE IE 6, 300 Heupivain sre cps ae Waxes, story-an Wasttea Bolted A oe cus: Lcsinall OF OTR TERE O18 Fests oLcloe Waites FE Eee ranean dersey. Wiktpack te say ertin 2 INSTALLMEN’ XY LES, 1231 W st. nw. ED.TO BUY FOR CASH, TWO OR THREE gpberwige, that ees Be Tety ak ober. Address . o1-3t* geeks ad $4000; give ful pactiotars, RD PRIOR TO REMOVAL TO 15TH AND F STREETS, OCTOBER 15TH. H. F. WOODARD & CO, ‘MEWS FURNISHINGS, 1432 New York Ave s7-1m ey ‘Houses that can be sold at aa Yo select ponrd owaen: 'P. 0. Box B64, Cape May City, ew tree Moat orviil trate, House, worth @3b00 2. saat *NGaat $30. per. ith. WwAxnp te BUY FROM OWNER A Sop ad Ware: ‘-ANTED—A HOUSE IN NORTHWEST PART oF ans six to aught rooms, apo nt sith exact location, SSEPRRMANENT, Sear omce. — To PUR ae ation Ba ave, Box 5h, 8 War fee Soon & Derwerzn, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, 420 axp-422 Exevextn Sr. Have unsurpassed facilities for the execution of Print- ing of every description, inclnding all the Dew styles of typo, first-class presses, and superior workmen. ‘They are always prepared todo work in the shortest ‘poasibio time, and guarantee delivery promptly at the time promised. WORK FOR LAWYERS, Briefs, Arguments, Records, &c., promptly and care- fully extented. ‘WORK FOR BUSINESS MEN. oe |e o rare Mounaxeny Faz Ovexrxa. ‘MRS. JULIA BAER, OF BALTIMORE, re 439 aii anne we: See res Olt? epee eis reared FROM OF We aR surat ws Werte ne ian be CUSTOMERS THAN | we can suit. Parties having rooms to rent can money by consulting us. No charge until rooms are rem Agency, O38 F st. D. RAMEY. 315m WANTED-PERSONS HAVING ROOMS FOR Tent, furnished or unfurnished, call and register, Persons wanting to rent come aud sce list, free of charge. TI 934 F st., Room 6. o13e Wilt 2 at tine RECEIVE NUMEROUS inguiries for all kinds: can rent scon to good ‘information free to. ¢oore NTING AGENCY, 612 9th | sS0-st" | TANTED —1 DESIRE THE USE OF THREE | rooms for housekeeping purposes, located withit three squares of Ws ma and West streets, Georme- foxn, D.C. address K room 56, oor B, General Post WEEE OE OF ALL pea A Prices at Room Renting Agency, 1749 Peunsylva- Those wishing room ie in Curclating bray. Mra LUCY L. HUNTER. eiicen. Or will Feut Bet uwe (OB RE WES: sou Square, nicely” furuisived Ko Joore,; en suite oF siiigie. with busta | JFOH RES IOLARGE PRONE ROOM, FURNISHED or unsurmisbed, wuitaule for two" persons a board. “P28 ith wt a JOR RENT—1316-1518 1 ST a DINEN FFitcqrand hitcbeo, coltatie ir sone O Re Dauted™A"arvtclate howe girs at 310-1308 Uutreat 2 eae JOR RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY ONE Nto“ay * turuished room ou secoud floor, to setutiewe | 21s3 Tet mw. rt 100! iv VEEAL DESIUABLE uicely furnished, southern ve, bath, &c. :en suite or singly 2th st. nw PE eh | F& -RENT_FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL! eu suite, in private house; bay-wiudows shd open Fates in every Toou: corber ‘house: new. mow Aud ‘Sant front, references required. 110] K stu. w. “auls-Sw* {OR RENTOLARGE UNFCRNISHED KOONG for rent to adults only; good board near by. Sth st. m. Fok, BTW FISTCLASS DOAK, suite of communicating unfurnisued roomie, 11% ate bath aecoud floor, 812 1bth st. mW ae FOE BEST 032 NEw YORK AVENUE TWO UN- furnished communicating rooms vu 2d floor, nd bath; both heuted by" Introbes "with or “with Board in private tatuily. referencesexchunged. 1 7oratfanaaied asta ROOMS. BURNISHED furuisbed, first or third floor, aw. NOR RENT FOUR WOME ON Si fnrnished or unfurnished, for lsciit housekeeping iRret floor furnisved, wultabie for parior or bed front; nes Peuneyivania ave, cars. Apps ren i OR RENT TWO NICELY FURNISHED SEC E gpa story trout Booms, witht all conveniences: bat ; F; Rent reasonable. 1718 14th wt. ow. “o ROR RENT AT ai a ND FLO! Kk RENT—039 K ST, NW. POUR EOANT, large, furnished en wiklte or wing Fi Uon first-class; private fuuiily; “Yerms inoderate sirable paris. po on Hibode Tshand ave JOR RENT-1016 15TH ST, Hotel, uaudsowely f mingle with board aoe JOR RENT — SBOUND AND THIND-FLOOR Hoon, unfurnished, or would be furuinhed to suit, et 34i8 Zor wt aw ” Kk RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS 10 RENT JP with or with board. G14 Gat. nw. ose JOR RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY, 2 ROOMS, 2D for front all uandsomnely furzashed:Aeatiot the on Rhode Island uve. near 15th. Tuguute ot Mand Ticks Mncoow _91-3t? 1008-1010 F wt, Fok BEST IHANDSOMELY FCUNISHED Pan lore. en suite oF single: aiso, pleassat ball 001 suitable for gentlemen: with or ‘without bos! Liu stp. Ww. Keterences exchanged. RK RENT — FURNISHED — A HANDSOMELY furnished room on first floor, with open ew house, alae ous th a tory. Foon with tached, 2120% Pew. ave. R RENT—1322 13TH ST. N.W—A ane oF bicely-furnisived Foon on wecoind oor alse single Twous: nerdice pass the door; ne children. aud table Loanders accommodated NEAR ARLINGTON Tous en suite oF WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ‘EID, 20 PES AND STApTERELS, £2 Eaeearse mice ANTED-LADIES CAN FIND 3a BAR N's ps ONS Stamm 3 nk 131, nfo wand mantowna, &c silk, Fea ieaerae ee ‘ANTED — TEo: am Fence S00 SEs kere OF TRON Sea garden analecoeab Tor Wau Or BLE WE NETS ree ea ber 10 only. Call at once corner ist’ st. a ave. Dw. ‘ANTED — LACE CURTAINS “CAUNDI 50 cents STEAM LAUNDEY, 818 bthec’ * MT BUCKE nut Gel — Siny be csi . Paepiae See ety ree woe Set ES bs a gud works in Waris war TO PURCHASE 50 SHARES 'ANTED_WELLS DUG, BORED = iN, 1 AND == Waeha TO SELL: ‘ATHORGUGHRIED Cpa farm of 8. P. more of Indey Automatic Portable Gas "Ee Pump stock furaished: Se 3y1-4m" PHONOGRAPHER TO ao seine ‘H MOFFAT, 323 8th st. Si nents for improvement. A =| Wee ‘Star office. 230-30" i RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING BED- rooms, well-furnished, single or en suite, Turkisy batts included, TCRKISH BATH PAWLORS. 1417 G st, opposite Riggs Hi ‘01m, ES RENT-A PANTY LIVING ON Towa crucai would like to reut two room to parties, frum the emen ieferred "Address, with 181) naine NORTH, Star office aa , RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED 1 nooks ON ‘second floor, with gas: Uuree on Uhird four without ean, euitable for ighthousekeeping. 725 13th at.n.w, = SEERT=RREE, _ UNFURNISHED ROOMS, second floor, ai: newly papered. and separate eu~ private family. Price @10. Apply 2014 eurday, 10am. to 5p B. 3" ‘ob second oor: eae fod heat 61 Foe iT st 2g FANG ROOM Twit 3 windows an 2 lange clonite at ad or partly furui 530-20" ane: Ro SHED— 225 RENT. setts, hour board, ey eect rier ‘Tou, with uct veo, $45: also third-story roois, double or single, meutie: Men preterred. ston k RENT-WiTH OF WITHOUT BOARD, ELE. shed suites of Kooins, oF part do parce with best uf efereuces, ZDyuire Tie 8 i aw. ce ROR REN TH BEST TABLE BC BOARD. AND ery home comfort, well furuiahed, Bed-rootay Bue dances required. 1700 xt. RENT — DINING-KOO: fCHEN, AND ‘three rooms op third O26 ist Firth iinued pomessios ah once, bice park ssc ae FOR, RENT TYO, 0, VERE ECRRANT an Rae Year — a WWisotiery monty "tree, “Raaceas Aveiro Rese Sars See = Fives fernittea RENT— AT! <a ri GMAT, PLACE | MASDS Fee aeNT we CptomcaTInG UO —— ‘¥ OUR a1 ‘AT 20) fees oe Wi Fyne EET ST. Nw. TWO coum canes teen ay: isietaar aacatoa ee bars ar ake os