Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO SATURDAY ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent dona fide daily circulntion more than treble that of any other daily paper pablished in Washington, and mach greater tRaa that of all the other daily papers here added wether ‘The New York World presents some suggestive Statistics to show how uncertain a State New ‘York as been, politica since 1860. There are, however, a few interesting facts that the World might bare cited, In connection with its figures, calculated to throw light upon tem. In 1860 Edwin D. Morgan, a rich and well-known republican, rode into the governor's chair on the same wave of popular feeling which carried Mr. Lincoln into the Waite Hou@e. By 1862 the Presi- dent had, by his distribution of patronage, given Offense to some of the Workers of lls own party, and a large namber of others, who had voted for Lincoln and Morgan asa means of rebuking what they deemed the arrogant pretensions of the South, were in the fleld as soldiers, With this condition of things the election of the best- Deloved democrat in the State, Horatio Seymour, was comparatively an easy matter, although bis majority was about one-sixth that of his republican predacessor. For the next two tarms, the then leader of the republican party, Reuben F. Fenton, enjoyed the benefit of the re- ‘turned soldier vote, aud profited Dy the verbal mis take made by Horatio Seymour tm his good tem- pered speech to the mod at the City Hall in New York, during the draft riots. By 1868 the war fever had about died out, and the parties had fresh iseues to fight over. John T. Hoffman bad made a striking record as recorder and meyor of New York city, and Tammany Hall ‘took him up and made him governor. His alleged relations with the Erte ratiruad “ring” threw him off the political track at the end of his second term 1m 1872 and made possible the nomination of Francts Kernan, a good and able man, but not at all mag- netic. General Dix, with his “shoot-him-on-the- spot” celebrity, aided by the split in the demo- cratic party caused by the nomination of Greeley for President, found no great difficulty in defeat- ing Mr. Kernan by some 53,000 votes. The gen- eral two years later was In his turn defeated Dy an almost equal majority by Samuel J. Tilden, who bad followed up, as State senator, the advan+ tage gained by bim in popular favor by his suc- cessful fight against the Tweed gang. In 1876, Mr. Tilden, being candidate’ for the Presidency, stepped aside and left the way open for the election of his fast friend and fellow parti- san, Lucius Robinsoa, who had gained fame as “the incorruptible comptroller.” Mr. Robinson, however, incurred the hostility of Tammany Hall, and, as the next regular convention insisted on his renomination, Joun Kelly entered the field us an Independent democratic candidate, thereby throwing the election to their republican competi. tor, Alonzo B. Cornell, although the total anti- republican majority was n#ariy sixty thousand vous. This was in 1879, the constitution having Deen changed so as to make the govergor’s term three years Instead of two, In 1881 Joseph B. Carr,a very popular and in- ‘Muentia: veteran of the war, was elected secretary Of state by the republicans with a majority of Some thirteen thousand. The next year, President Arthur having taken a hand in the politics of the State and noiinated Secretary Poiger for gor ernor, came the “clean sweep” by which Mr. Cleveland was chosen by a majority of nearly two hundred thous: od, the largest ever given in the history of the Sate. In21883 religious and tem- perance dissensions within the patty caused the defeat of the healof the democratic ticket, the | present Assistant Secretary Maynardof thé Treas- ‘ury, anda nuixture of other results all the way down the line; in 1884, largely by the ald of the | #2 probibitiouists, the state went democratic at the | Presidential election by a majority so narrow as | to leave victory for some days in doubt; and in 1885 Governor Hill carried it. Last year there was no part¥ contest worthy the name. A consideration of this bit of history makes the pending struggie highly interesting. A new com- Petitor for favor ts in the fleld, in the shape of the United Labor party. Whom it will help and whom. 4t will hurt, and how much more strength it will Gevelop than what is necessary to insure it the balance of power in future years, all the country ‘will wateh eagerly to see. With its large vote in the electoral college, a contest In New York is of great importance to the whole Union, and there fs nothing in the history of parties in that State on ‘Which to found a prophecy for 1888 tnat will be ‘Worth the paper it is written on. The London Socialists have met and “reso. looted.” The upshot of their deliberations was a Protest against the sentences passed upon the ‘Chicago anarchist assassins. One speaker, serene. Jy conscious of the fact that he was four thousand miles away from the scene of danger and out of the jurisdiction of American justice, declared that every anarchist in Chicago ought to throw bombs at the police if the sentences Deexecuted, and that if himself brought before Judge Gury, he wonld | take pride in ridding the world of such a Villain, | ‘The Whole meeting recalled Esop’s story of | the garrulous traveler who djd wonderful things im his narratives, but “was unable to repeat them amid the familiar surround. ings of his own home. The most notable speech was made by Willlam Morris, the eccentric poet, who sald that “the Chicago cases showed him Bow s00n the thin veneer or civittzation over mere brutality was removed and the human beast exposed.” This 1s doubtless true. They have Made @ like {mpression upon every right-minded | ma; DUE there ts a difference of identity between | the buman Deasts referred to by Mr. Morris and those whose exposure sends a thrill of horror tnroagh the hearts of honest ettizens. ee Henry George has received the highest encour. agement in bis canvass for sccretary of state of New York: Dents Kearney has started for the east to take the stump agatast him. Powprn. Itis unsafe fors man to bay his clothing ia establisiuments where. se. rale, they expect to Did a final acien a‘ter the first purchase. It is Sherefore s source of pride and satisfaction with George Spransy to know that bis putrons al- ‘Ways return and renew thefr omlera. This could Sot be otherwiee, for he gives (as no other house im the city does) s legal written gmarantee that every garment be seils will prove to be exactly as represented, or the money will be refunded: and his prices are so low that a man with = Uiaited income can find something well cut and houestly made which will come within his Tar “Ovextxor BUSH BEING OVER, THE PALAIS ROYAL PATRONS CAN MORE LEI- SURELY INSPECT THE NEW DEPARTMEXTS, THIRD FLOOR for UPHOLSTERY. SECOND FLOOR, SHORS AND BOYS CLOTHING. FIRST PLOOR for BOOKS. ‘You will be politely recetved and thanked for your ‘Visit, which will be looked om as compliment. pop D me £2 VY Doo & E 966, 00 * 8% 9% I Bp" boo 88 83 8 Gag 00 co Dopp = MONDay, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16 Oct. 1. Oct. 12. daring our above quoted Fancy Goods monopolized so much Inte “Opening” that we “advertise qOrening™ a splay of Dry Goods £ “Hibatets Bf Srectal Prices ele at Sia ie eectiog Gruteat pectal Picea Horsekeepi Giienat Spectat PRicese Neckwear at Special Pricen. Underwear at Special Paces Corsets at Special Prices, cw Each department has its buyer, and. being Ruder distinct management, iw virtually a store in BER ESE git gs 3 fo c 3 9% I Pb Ss c 88 88 BB 00° “oo” Bos = {Be pen of 18 cwnius to deseribe the de- Imported Dress Goods. We must con- Sih giving @ list of prices, and reniind- ing you that we make = specialty of that Uy our system of cash pure! id ales we should be enabled to quote the lowest pre PRICE LIST. gaeatiy, 1000 pieces of Ruglish, Seotch and French ee, Minds of pin colors wae oe ae aes inches wide, 19¢. a yard. B54 peat sh Br deloth, Spel Raat ait $148 8.6 ara any Hats: 79. 980. bb e1'35 $1.48, $1.68, $1.98 1. Faille, $1.25, mee Surahs, 63. 75¢,and Satins, 33,49, 65 an "The variety of new shades in above quoted al Goods will surprise and please you. BLACK Goops. a 81. price represén ft dochantie SP fsrebet nes: gemeypricen gt efike Sag Armucates ONe, 91,20, 81.48 and 81.08 Rhadainats th, W8e-, BLI5.. Cs spde Alma, 9c, #1 Hair, $1.1 a Soucniue Gone ar eur 1. Gashinercs, bine and jet blacks, 30, Silk Warp, Henriettaa, $8c., DRESS TRIMMINGS. Neatly 500 pieces of Beaded mings and Paster terien, fran Beto C1008 x ea yer "1.000 ‘pircés Braid ‘Trimmings from 4e. to ‘Nearli 500 Braid Sets, from 8c. to $2.95 a eet, 2-4 show-window full of sainples and still not represented. “This year's importation Passortment of trimmings rent of rignangs de of the giant cit prices parison with them. "nt * P PP A L pA EB g's PP AA AA H Ss8q 2 aoe Fas BAA TE 5958 RRR 00 Y¥, RROO ¥ y Pr fk rege y BE RE So = AA ELL? (A. LISNER, Prop.) os 1117, 1119 Ps. ave. Szatos Peo, Head gE aRT & Baorten. BLACK DR pa ate AND MO fea FABRICS. costa ATI iOW OPEN, Tae SINE RE 13, KCiae Siisy or . an ti Dost PERFECT 5 Su Ware HENRIETTAS, $1 TO “AND. Fen Who PRINCRTTA BAP EYALALED A, AE LONG, HAYET TE NO SEBASTOPOL | NITULCHE, VEHLINGS SAND ara LS, WiTH BORDERS ALE E AROU D, a cete LBs FIQHSH CRAPES, 4-4, 81.60 To LUPL Tei ‘ASHMERI tila Heads, ARSED cB*2, SORDA NOVELTIES, VELVET, PLUSH, AND SOUTACHE COMBINATIONS, ENGLISH. SCOroH. AND CEMENGE CHECKS, SIRLPES. AND BROKEN TREROUSSE ‘AND PERINOTS "BLACK KID MotHNIS HA! Rate AND Hi SEAL! Priry Burtore mae 4Ye., COF. =a, _Established 1840. BLUM’ 745 and 747 Bth st. se. “RY. ‘To-nfeht we give youa little panorama of our Hoslery Department, especially that portion of it which refers to our supply of the Newest and Best Goods for ‘Ladics', Children’s and Infants’ Wear: ERE EEE meung But the million and the millionaires are abke Welcome to inspect the immense Fall and Winter stock of GEORGE SPRa¥sy, OSE-PRICE CLOTHIER, o7 494 SEVENTH STREET N.W. ‘az Fottowne | 'STRUCTORS 1 EQUESTRIANISI ‘Will be with the Washington Riding Academy, tobe cpetied shout Nov. 1, st the cor. of 220 and P sts. n.w.: PROF. B. OLIVER, late of the Fifth Avenne Riding Cio of New York. PROF. C. GILLMAN, Inte with Hippodrome Francais of Paris, ‘Everything frst-clare Commodious accomodations for boarding horses, and ample storage room for car- Fagen Books for yearly subscribers are now open at the par- Jorsof Mr. Geo. White, with Woodward & Lothrop, oom Lthand F ste, n. w..and at the office of Jas. D. Brown. care of Juo. F. Waegamas, 1003 ¥ st, where full particulars may be obtained. 917-3, Ven Armactive READY-MADE CLOTHING. ‘We sre pursuing our steady, legitimate course cf trade, gathering in what bargains the market ‘eforis and giving our patrons the full benefit ot all such purchases in desirable iabrics and of ‘stendard mapufaetore and reliabie workman- sbip. We only offer such clotising ne will prove Worthy of comfidence, consequently we offer clothing that will be satisfactory (0 our patrons, ‘Weal special attention to our tailoring de Perunent which is filled with a very larceand Varied line of Cloths, Disronsle, Corkscrews, Suitings, Pautaloonings, &c.. &¢, which we auake to order at very short notice. Shirts made toonder, NOAH WALKER & CO, 625 Pennsylvania avense S. E. Lams 485 7TH STREET, WASHINGTON, D.C. Gtves attention to all Real and the of fue iteactnce io Rete Goa FOR BaBIES— 4% 5. 5%. 8 ‘Third grade. 35° 38 41 44 Second * 39 42 45 «48 Firt « 41 44 48 52 Ribbed... 3841 44 47 ‘The above come in black, navy, brow, and garnet, FOR CHILDREN— Sizes O% 7. TH. 8. 8% 42c. 50. 48c. 52c. 560. ‘This grade comes ins fine and Yast black only, FOR LADIES— First rade, 69 cents forall sizea Second“ 55“ In black, brown, biug, and gamet. ‘We wish to speak particularly of a new line of FINE IMPORTED CASHMERE HOSE, full regulanmade and fast colors. We guarantee the prices om these Goods, and warrant them in every particular, MM set 00, XX N DD Ba > BRE BD AY PEGS RB fa Y “MM ‘oo NNN Bod A*4 ¥ = ‘We will place om sales job in Fancy Striped Hose for 1ad es, at 35 cents a pair: 3 pairs for $1.00. While every pairs worth more than the price asked, the job contains a limited quantity of 69-cent Lisle Thread Hose, THE 1B oo NN pt £3 Fil iss “od & ky iM M3 A RRR cco H H RER Te & fe 2 LEE MM 2°. EGO fo kee S16 AND ¥18 7TH 81, N. W. Oana Or Fase Bosxzrs ENG: oH HaTs MONDAY AND TUESDAY, CCTOBER10AND 11. « Special Styles {ot Misses and Children. ( een MOS Sod Pac a Eterctormis, a8 Se, uA Fefopgts miseetiancowts commun a ers OFF seen 1 rhe 745 and 747 Sth et ae. WHAT wow ror’ AFFORD. EVERYBODY I INTERESTED IN THIS QUERY, BECAUSE ALMOST EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK WE ARE OBLIGED TO MAKE IT A PERSONAL MATTER. IN THE VERY NATURE OF THINGS YOU CAN LEAST AFFORD WHAT REQUIRES A LARGE OUTLAY OF MONEY. YOUR rxcoMe MAY BE SMALL, OR YOU MAY HAVE A LARGE FAMILY, OR YOU MAY HAVE DE- PENDENTS, OR YOU MAY HAVE HAD SICKNESS, OR SOME OF THE HUNDRED “DRAWBACKS” TO WHICH WE ARE ALL LIABLE. YET YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED SOME THINGS TO MAKE YOUR HOME LIFE MORE COMFORTABLE, NOW IN DEALING WITH US IT Is KOT NECESSARY TO HAVE A WELL-FILLED PURSE. YOU CAN DO A GREAT DEAL WITH A VERY LITTLE MONEY AND A GOOD SUPPLY OF HONEST PURPOSE. WE ARE PUTTING OUT STOVES, AND OAR- PETS, AND FURNITURE EVERY DAY TO ‘THOSE WHO ARE WILLING TO DO THE BEST THEY CAN; AND THIS IS ALL WE ASK. IF YOU ARE INDUSTRIOUS, AND IF ‘YOU ARE REASONABLY PRUDENT, THERE IS NO REASON WHY YOU CANNOT MEET EVERY OBLIGATION. WE ARE WILLING TO GIVE YOU TIME, AND WE ONLY ASK ‘THAT YOU MAKE AN HONEST MAN'S USE OF IT. HOUSE & HERMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, 01-6w 921 AND 023 SEVENTH ST. N. W. QT FEE AUGMOOL CHECK SUITINGS, 25c. Yd. Beotch beige reversible suitinss, 10c. yd, 08-2t* 745 and 747 8th st Sarurpay Nicar. IF YOU WANT TO SEE WHAT A SATURDAY NIGHT BUSINESS WE DO 1% CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS. COME STROLL THROUGH OUR BUILDING, TAKE ELEVATOR FROM ONE FLOOR TO ANOTHER. SEE OUR GOODS, NOTE OUR IN THIS EVENING. PRICES. KEEP BOTH.WELL IN MIND, 80 THAT YOU CAN COMPARE THEM IN YOUR MIND'S-EYE WITH THE Goops AND PRICES YOU SEE ELSE- WHERE. IF YOU DO “THESE THINGS YOU'LL SPEND YOUR MONEY “HERE. HERE, WHERE YOULL GET GOOD HONEST VALUE FoR EVERY CENT YOU SPEND. WHERE YOU RUN NOT THE SLIGHTEST RISK IN BUYING AT NIGHT TIME, FOR IF YOUR BELECTIONS ARE NOT SATISFAC- TORY_-NO MATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE~YOUR MONEY AWAITS YOU HERE ON MONDAY MORN- ING. WHERE YOU ARE COURTEOUSLY TREATED AND NEVER URGED To BUY. WHERE THE SMALLEST CHILD AND THE BIGGEST MAN CAN BE FITTED WITH EQUAL BASEIN Hats, SHOES, FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHES. WHERE THE CHILD, WHO CAN BARELY MARE KNOWN HIS WANTS, FARES AS WELL AS THE MOST EXPE- RIENCED BUYER WHERE ON# PRICE EXISTS IY FACT AS WELL AS IN RAME. WHERE GooDs ARE SOLD FOR WHAT THEY ARR, AND NEVER MISREPRESENTED. WHAT WOULD BR THE USE OF MISREPRESENTING GOODS WHEN WE REFUND MONEY ON DEMAND&WITHOUT DE. BATE (ALWAYS PROVIDING THR Goops Have NOT BEEN WORN). AND WHERE ALL adops ARE MARKED a8 LOW AS {T 18 POSSIBLE TO SELL THEM. oe COME IN AND Sk# U8 THIS,RVENING, BaKS AXD_ COMPANY, OUTFITTERS, 08 _ SEVENTH AND MAREET SPACE Tnorne a My sendy Soap Latest eras ae Rac atiiepsys ae aon ane aeeeoe Herma os | — o8-2te 745, Baur, Saaz axp Onsavertar ‘TREES, GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS, bo. 705 0nd 747) me Ove @RaxD OPENING _ a PALL AND WINTER STYLES AND FABRICS wn ovcus MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH. TUESDAY, OOTOBER 11TH, ‘WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1273. ‘With our grestly eniarged quarters, ti» creased facilities, and immense stock, we are ‘Detter prepared than ever before to meet the Geraands of cur customers and the public, and itis with @ fecling of pride that we in- ‘Vite them to visit us on this, the occasion of our second “Grand Opening" since occupying our new building. ‘The following departments will eahibit new woods, selected with special reference to meeting the teste and requirements of our trade, the goods in many instances being confined exclusively to us for this city: DREss FABRICS, SILKS, VELVETS. BLACK Goops. BRAID TRIMMINGS, BEADED TRIMMINGS. LACES. JACKETS, ‘WRAPS, SHAWLS. LADIES! SUITa. MISSES’ SUITS. CHILDRENS’ SUITS. INFANTS: Goops, BOs’ CLOTHING. CURTAINS. ® CURTAIN MATERIALS, UPHOLSTERIES. BLANKETS. COMFORTS. LINENS. HOUSEKEEPING Goops, ke, he, BO, ‘Mr, White will display an elegant line of reéently imported Cloths, for Jackets, Tailor. made Costumes, Riding Habits, ko. Attention is called to our idndsome wins dow displays; dressed especially for this oc- cation. ‘They ate fitting representatives of the excellent stock within, “Opening Batgains” will be offered in cach ‘and every department. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cot. 11th and F sts. n.w. Fasxcu Rose Parrcaxs ‘We have closed out the balance of the Importer’s Btock of FRENCH EMBROIDERED FRONTS, and fare offering them at half former price, $10, #12, 812.50, #13.60 and $15. They are selling very fast. 2 cases OLD-TIME QUALITY CENTURY CLOTHS, extra wide, 8¢,, reduced from 10c. ; $0 pieces 54-inch CAMELS’ HAIR CLOTH, 55c., reduced from 81 Afine stock of CASHMERE PLAIDS, from 37c., 50c, to 81. 10 vieces very fine HINDOO CLOTH, 42-inc! We keep a splendid stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS and RHAMES, from 75c. to 82.50 per yard. Our HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT was tiever better supplied and at right prices, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 08 713 MARKET SPACE. LOPEDIA’ ae AMERICAN, APPLETON'S. for sale miscellaneous eolumn how to obtain this reat library of reterence. Bene STATE LOTTERY. money gremninims ony. Brent 60,000. 1,000, 300,000, allest pretituin covers the outlay adrene we al $b each for the atarinasof Decors. EoPana Sanaa fer forcast, E CALMANN, aking House, Hambues. Germany. Consigners will ve suppliod with official late, o8 64° f “ocTOBER 8, 1887—DOUBLE SHEET. WANTED-.HELP, ‘ANTHD—A GOOD BOY, WHO UNDERSTANDS Nemes Satewene te Weer teh, me Wao ifyeerr stad een acts |e OE cory. ah fee iw Io igg, tes, rom, 0 ames oA “e | WaRemnaee ‘OF GOOD eae tnd setae ie ye C08 marae | Nase BT. Sey = we TF ONOE—A 5 ar eor| Wee Waoes Sy situation too 8 stow: ‘chammberwork and WV AS TEDIAN ENERGETIC RELIABLE MAR, aT Tea ORS FOR, C001 RS Seee ea nee | Wore eee ea 2 See = < Fst. | [OR RENT—NEAR IOWA CIRCLE. 620 ay mes ee ae SSR |e meNaReS 2 one oF two xentlemen, two far Sonar h ian irae ee Waes=ea FORDHING Roo! ion, Hent boatd of two ed rooua Aatrecs BM Blaroaase | AGE ry WEANZED.A G00D CoOK:, MUST HAVE GooD GaaEEl Wee ea eee — ee room . also two ou first we: chiusetts ave, 908 010 15: Ray wit forte Wey Ra Taree (Reig In FAMILIES Br 80, ka special: WER tar ofkce, Torn n Peene A TD as OS, SES DRESSMAKERS. v1 © GinL aaah eharnters. Pep eee esis ee le Sly; goed Tferences furalshed. Call at sare Ware ply to T eae Ren cake ean Tw Siren gs NTED—COACHMARSX. ‘BUT vir: i at and Sat oe at m3 First Hoot B55, F st, pie iD Chal Agte. ANTED—A RELIABLE COLORED erty 15 ‘Feliable woman thas toes See eratande tu cern Wier reed DALE COLGRE sypiuat tay | will family ; Dept of giulente’ Apply from Ya. m.to 1 pm st 1518 Zein | references given. A “Addons Mi. Wearentict A SEAMSTI Satna a Few W TED —STENOGRAPHER, HAVING Pr] ak ES or ipa city, wishes to form the scquaintance of a private Sealy KGS c inely turhished; wit Tioryend wit the sigect ofa improrenent fa | Saree = neta iis'are addres DAVID COLELEVIELD, Baar ot Wetenet itr OStTIONS | FOR 2 ——— ae hice. ie ony ribs Ty men, ‘ae NiFES BY AN ee nag oF Sa Yo NTO MAKE HIMSELF Se ae cen oF anu on br Sooks. Coac F gual uo i inquire 481 NICATING ED. {OR RENT—THREE 3 = AT NTED—A FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER, ‘Adaroee MIS A. DOWNES, Proderickehg, Ft. sito a arta ma ora Cr] =e ist work by the weak. A anu preferred. Good | ¥ OFS | bedroom SOLO ae RBS eee EY FURNIBHED nowy, GiTED=| COMPETI NT GWAEEETOTELa WEB PRION ho can give recersacs oh RENT LARGE pete PRN AND fi OR EI TENT AS ro mt, central Wintacnait and waitroses must have references, fron! employment, "Addrewe 1411 Lists iw JM | alno itn: bed-toous, aultabie for single wentienen a Apply Mt 2113 sisssachusetts avenue, W AXTED—\ STEADY GIRL FOR GENERAL tro rk; must be willing to assist in washi Wis COMPETENT . WOMAR, WHO 18 it Quire 919'New York ave. ‘O8-3t* 3 lhmenevmntiondal Tt. rE — ed = ‘On EXT aT EUR St AND Fae ere somes ox ANTED — A RERIRED YOURG Taby, wo a Aditeen, sisting terms, ee 8 FORD, et WANTED-BY A SETTLED Witte a ES ‘Aud bring city reerences. Apply 32! no children. JOR RENT—FURNISHED BOOMS, siNGi ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED PARLOR F100! ituation as inf ‘or care of invalid lady it GY Oat ets Bet stay at, mints; only one sn psa ma infants DUrSG OF ca os espe es Sot eg 4 NE, AES ff desired: | aun, ANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN THE FAN. | * S-2-¥- a W <y Grocery business: capital required oF will sell Wik oe that YOU (CAN GET HousE- Fen ka RERTAIN A PRIVAT apy, Ria agi “GHUCEIES, taroftces rca rete, Bestia ate aya Hatiouall ats aid bome comisets, ote saints pease a Ha R RENT War rOo Ces SETiERS APPLY 76 | SS Mlerencos, At DiOk's buress, 814 hatin oS = nw. ‘TWO NEW STORES, 4907 AND 2611 TE ST, 8. REYNOLDS, Va. ave, s.¢. = | Ok BEnT—etrng noOMa, BECOND FLOORIN | passe, .W Sou wor, FoOUE REVERTERy TAGS WANTED--ROOMS. private family. Nicely furnished, with sontiera rs 00., Watt ipa knowledge of grocery busivess, | =a sxyomure 1827 Net awe 8" | ott f,00.. ply at 227 Qs maw. : PR BET ry coentvaTE breminea, BOARD RENT—HANDSO! TCRE ROOM, OTT Ec ge tern secti ‘with catpets; references: hotixe 4 larve beat uF W222 VS EEERESG MLINS 4 | eadteg a Sra Be ae MSS | ME StamneeeTe e T | Pil ee x ~ ae Wy ANTED—bY UNG LAD} BENT—729 117M STREET, BETWEEN G| _05-Ot Wats erae Sons ns ce HS, SaaRE a CELigy ere ee enemaned boone A | oR RET PART oF STONE BaD ses Oysee House, Mouday sO SER ae ne Rddroe A BC ‘moe sn | F’uisave. nw. Willbe vacant FU] Fok REN I —THREE ; COMMUNICATING TX Wisse eras emOR i ed Toots, second story, south {fone bot — by two young oid bath : < rofereuces required, Appi BECK'S, O31 on’ north of B | War Depattareuts Neat modersee, “parets 5 tve. PSiiburenee ie | Siswaree i V VANTED-HELP OF EVERY DESORIPTION, ale aud ienle, and those wanting help, Regis: feratouce witn COLUMBIA BUSINESS AGECY, 1204 Penusyivan: ‘opposite .alais Koyai. ite NT REE OR sien? ‘Rocms, suitable for light house- TURE, CARPETS, ETC wee ‘Addrest, stating price, Box 157, star office. Fess ew aud ise, mous Boel mo] ew aud thee usinie yersous: for private family ‘dle Eee? eae Ss Lst0 end Cis tee ee 3 7 es GENTLEMEN ONLY—A LADY ANiED-ON MONDAY—AN AQTIVE, RE. TED BY QUIET COUPEE TWO OR. THREE a RIOR STABLE WEAN OF jana Wit Bap ee Wheelie Beats | WANTERGY SORT SPE gS ETE Peathver ae Se dd Mee ak od work duil¥; good reterences required: salary 88 noticed, Rueeaae ‘addread OS: of five gentlemen to tale ‘ie tule mi per md wees ; cull pei t Tih at. u.w.lt | Bar office, u; board if desifed. 420 24 st. n. rita iN CONe a Wisienstwo viet ED OR PARTLY FUR- R REXT= 10: in all. etalie sy naire gud ig A Ns hed roomafor light housekeebine. gentionan | Kew 16, 15TH ST NEAR ARLINGTON pt, ANTED—A RELIABLE ADVERTISING SOLIC- | and wife; no ct pen aueut if suited; reierences | single; wine wi or without board, bese iaued commercial paper; comunia- | €xchanged. ji, Star Office, O8-t! eae Two VERY tne € sivn or salary. a M st. MAW. ANTED BY GENTLEMAN URNISHED ROOM rong apa a loor ; tf0:.. aud back eom- " TE NTERS. APPLY AT in 10 minutes’ walk of Patent Oflce: price | ai imyroveuenia Terme WXorinGapial st scnool hou, tateoes Kad | $10, “Audren, wit fal Debtcuine, it PB, "sar | souasie: "Apoty a 1308 st cen a st, between D and E sts..¢. 0821 RENT—TWO COMMUNICA’ oooa, at Wy iss ESE, Areoah co | WARES ceaemERO omy TE Ree Sittas | RoR iin to work at drove wing, also soe apprentice aregghraee ptmuneut a Sulsd" Apt koe jas goon. toetalments o ree ANTED—TWO BREAD BAKERS. APPLY 2317 Leownw, at ‘ANTED=A WH WOMAN, TO COOK 4ND wash, 321 New Mampsbire ave. EGFR HONEST iB THREE UNFURATSRED ROOMS, OR with gas and beth. $15 per month jn 3d st. new. Feasy a ‘ST. x. Ww. TANDSOMELT WANTED =PARTOF HOUNE ORERTIREFIOOR, furnisned suitable tor lisht housckeepian, by a mitat be resguusbly low. Addzeas, tating ace cormie mite rr tiou and terms, A. Aw Star office. oe V fle OF en suite, with firet- “ ‘ED—, RIOU! aa ‘Board: we comforts, terms ss fpnenor from cit V filsecoutmendad wii Maree Woman to cook | WW ANTED_500 ROOMs, FURNISHED AND OR, | o Bite Elie i eo eee = {rang ood howe,” Call at How 15, ‘Gunton wilde | with 2 CoE ‘BLA BustNESS ‘AGENCY, foot Penn: ree aeaea Seaegean wahieay Biceee SE Dig ree Stee Suneten ing, 479 Loulatana ave., any day. peat i nse | MSY sere ane ng Peni a te A xine city, edyctning ANTED=WOMEN Ci 8, $10 10 4 ave ‘o Park, $5.2: Wiitiitii Nanaia as aoe ta |W be hig eevee ap nieereS Picts Kea digest = Odinga ns Sa TWO HAN a ES I ANT) AND BOARD Furnished ccurmsunicetiag loca treateea | vA Acres, eo., 235 miles yANTED—A PRACTICAL GARDENER (WHITE Wi Pee oN and Tsth aris Price alt cass Soo —¥ Ee | te oe te: nota ee with w D0, eens re slow Sa not to toned $30 treat os if suited 4 | 1 iiakeD oy. improvements, fruit, 3 miles from ‘answer. nacostia, Pleasant dd Star mice, ah at ELEGANT SUITES OF FURNISHE! i a ANTED — FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FineT. | Slowed. a Soe ot as th oF withoat parties with Lest mit eate ell zmproved, 12 miles from city, ou good ass table seo 00M, WERE SESE, | WeranTeD ONE PB 7w PURNTSGTED house fbew abd salary tinprewed, overtook and river for tauily preforred. Address Miss K., Star office. 1t* tb in northwest, fot ¢ Plea mand wife, with of 08-31" | miles on line of ME Vernon 7, aio. Witure = FIRST-CLASS PAPERHANGER, st pe rvierred.” Kadrees om, Foie O& UNFUR- } ‘heen! Pe irinde At igs, 63,000. ~~, HIGH AKD HENDERSON, O23 F st. .w., Wash- bY &GERTLEWAN-A-FORNIGS wate bash with | 91 40" hb ae np bA-GOLDRED WOMAN AS WATERLESS, by th is {bes last. with'e folding ‘bed or on i'M. Btar ofc. $ Sam puiees nor gone a 8 Vile a EG Ss, oe ee ee RENT 1024 17TH ST. NW. ONE LARGE | city and iver captors i¢ must understand her: jectly, and lets. nw. Will 212 to @15, ver month: FE T. N.W., ONE LARGI FF 5 call with her recommendations at Veive orate Bive location and price. Pases Boe 13! Star offs. | A’ Boom with, een, p closet, heat and’ Aight; i hed | $0 Actes, at bg reed, 96.000 20 Aores-®3,900: Ore oF unfurnished ; reference: = ft adjonntng. on Weatseataiaed ae Bes ios ANTED — TWO FURNISHED ROOMS AWD | JVOR KENT—HANDSOMELY FURNIOED FR FRONT aug Bridge i Soil eiver, Uy tle tren “ner Rige’s Fire Insurance Co., 13 Bu) Pat nw. 07-20” Wit jor two adults, west of 10th st. preferred. Kou at 307 Sth st. mw, commending view ‘Meny Call for vulletin, ANTED—’ eTRolG OOMEET CoM) ENT GU oe Ww C., Star: oF FORsaRE ae i eae oxahe Actes, fine improvements, 2X miles from city, one to Cook and the othe A] “FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED T—81 ST. N.W. UNFURNISHED pie Ty, thous, wilting Geom need ay ‘some, ; furnished y others, Call for bulletin, Pete terences required. “Call after 6 pleats rom om food pertuanent partes can feat ous om third oor, alee, ashe ts sae sai 1. SYPHERD & 00, s00n: 81 for reget HED sasha Sig get Re c, BH, | Saar res MOOM RENTING KOGNGP 9 fE SiS 000 Et | Pitot rain tower comm gama pom” r Teferences 4 ‘ ofclotk p. mn st 1739 De Balest st. O10” | \WYARTRD_A WIDOWER WANTS AN, tT HA NDSOMELY FURNISRED Tahek ~ tf Ea ine ‘eany. WANTED-TW0. FIRST-Glisd PAPER WANG: oom, soparatseeutranoe: Price {out or five da Fat Bima heat ua and bath, ig bn AM. H BTANTES, ers immediately. apply to ALFRED NER, | larsa month. Address Box 4v, Star oftice. a ino unfurnished Bours foort 1: it Attorney: Tor Owner, Laurel, Ma ‘ANTED=TWO Dity gobs SALESME AT ‘communteati ‘Heott Cor BET jFecomumendatious required. 07-3t" ie peated wy eS Se D = Kod end bath, Se eeodeed “team {Won aed 1050 W Paueaee everywhere for one of the best household 16TH ST. N.W.—THE BUOKING- ely, farnisiied rooms, ite or lage table board, at The Bucking” 08-60" BERT —, LARDOOMELY | FURNISHED finest of table board. transieut anders accommodated. THE LIVINGSTON. 1009 sth st. nw. O82" OB, RE} iT TWO, DELIGHTFUL | BOOMs, 3, SEO articles in ne Send for cseular. 1, 8 GAY, O4N. 4th st, Philadelphia Pa, a D—CANVASSERS De Ee ae Wate smutty. Addie “CanVABSERG Star J{OR SALE —C. RLIN SPRINGS Fin ayndicate, $100, in n cout sites, with Dest view of Wi WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED—AT 511 4TH ST. AN’ toued roctave plauor just taneds @i's mpach rent if taken fora year. a ANTED — LADIES, NOW 18 THE Tis ‘have your suite in ‘confhiete order: all the way from 6 40/80: also finest millinery ‘dune in the Intest stylegat Mine. PERLIE'S PARLORS, 1110 ¥ st. nw. W ie nx Aas ttf event. oon | f Tooine wil take care wae owner might oe Sooty ame diately to W. OBE Geaniea Wy ANTED=& FINST-CL jog CANVARSER FORA Wate out, Room 15, 8t. Cloud Building. ‘ond floor; three on third pares ‘rent moderate, 904 Lithat. nw. 08-31 FORNISHED-OF ES oe yore! mM Fos with 4 windows ‘children. “aia 6 surest Re Lage Bo W. Two SCOR alec other dectratle Homa.’ it use of Fe we pean PRC TRA TT ae Aipeat ins Sites et of igacres each, only’ '9°gentava Toot ioe iii tebe eghvinond that” the feroue in ure ‘rial Betdge and Mt Yertop avewus ane double all investusents made at sna. osm T. H.BAPHEMD & 00. 1007 Fe BENT 35 ACKE FARM: SRoom, Woon. atebiing. sand spring and walk from 14th-strect cars ou a MENDLNGHOL IS At FIRST- 3. CAKE BAKER; WATE Fe cee easy Address ADA! ‘Bakery, 198 Main ‘cannot WANTED-EXPERT TYPEWRITER CAN HAVE ry (UST HAVE EXPE- W Sisasce, Apply et SYED hoe Store, 1614 4th Wie Eas ANTED-A FAMILY OF THREE AD Axorum Iwrorratrox Or Exczise AND IRISH OVERCOATS. FIRST-WE MENTION THE “RAIN- PROOF” COAT, A LIGHT SKELETON OVER- COAT, MADE OF SOFT ENGLISH REPEL- LANT, GENTEEL AND QUITE ENGLISH IN STYLE, TWO COLORS, AT $12. THESE ARE DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, MADE IN LONDON. AND EXCELLENT FOR THE MONEY. . SECOND—A FINE “TWEED” HALF-LINED WITH FINE SILK SERGE. A VERY HAND- SOME AND STYLISH GARMENT, SUCH AS ANY GENTLEMAN MAY FEEL DRESSED IN, PRICR, 618. ‘THIRD—A GENUINE ENGLISH “COVERT” Coat, OUT QUITE sHoRT. THE MosT ENGLISH IN STYLE OF ANYTHING WE HAVE SEEN. THESE ARE RATHER neavier THax rie UsvAL PALL OVER- OOAT. VERY NICE FOR HORSEBACK RX- ERCISE OR WALKING. PRICE, $18. FOURTH-REGULAR STYLES BNGLISH G@UFALL COATS, FROM $15 TO $25. FIFTH=EIGHT OF TEN DIFFERENT STYLES OF FANCY LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- COATS, WITH CAPES AXD WITHOUT, WITH HOODS AND WITHOUT. THESE AREMADE BY MoGER & CO,, BELFAST, IRELAND, “IN- VENTORS AND SOLE MAKERS” OF THE “ULSTER COAT.” SIXTH—A VARIETY OF STYLES OF HEAVIER ULSTERS AND “OURAN COATS,” MADE 4180 BY MoGEE & CO, OF WHICH ‘WE WILL SPEAK MORE AT LENGTH LATER. LASTLY—WE MENTION VERY NOBBY ENGLIGH SUITS AND TROUSER. WELEAD THE TRADE OF WASHINGTON IN FINE GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN CLOTHING. EB BARNUM & 00, a 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, 420 anp 482 Rixvawra Br. ‘ave unsurpassed factlities for the exseution of Print. ‘every Gescription, including all the wew styles Me a Roar Heh mg By mre WORK FoR Lawrens, Brists, Asdumenta, Reoonle, ke, promptly anf cate ‘WORK FOR BUSINESS MEX. Latter Heads, Carda,Bill Meche ctseiiach est bent Fi i & wish to unite with a party in renting a furnieh Bouse : the best of city references given. Z., Star office. | WW aShena th. Fe DT ip ee eee oe © ARS tule West Of stat sua bewutiful vi ana trust, g, | GtaSteakidae aaa eres CNEL J}0% SALE-IN MARYLAND, ABOUT BlokT nulles {rom city. fruit avd farm of 21 acres with co.tage, well of water, sie Fat ta, |—FURNISHE! [FUL PARLOI Fevae i BAe cy and = ont: relarences equa 7101 Kat.m 5 aw. ‘Sant front: references ‘rea ‘s013-9W" NT— HANDSOME ROOM ELY Fue si Syeforetber: Traroece ‘estan conveniences 11th st. nw. ‘LADY (UNMARRIED) AS PARTNMR, 5K 3 thorough. rood business ey gear 813 Rew de a — Sarre MAN, LOCATED O1 Winrar fo gepresent du old bgude ing ee MA cctiias ‘Lock wok Bot ay ANTED_BOYS, S505 ROPES Ww sales pain Arby Eoihepaahreroomot at, aL pa ‘Puvalay OF Felduy at 6 PLOYMENT ‘—ED—DUNDORE'S wast a by Pin ttee. Wes ee cae oF ail kinds of orbigtt ae ‘With reference. 7 cf Metow. 9% 7 Wines S10 TO $40; MAIDS, NURSES, louise: iugdace Bebehoee gehen | WASSHRREN EEASGTE A? OSCE 8 of ie eee mo oat cous ‘a section, y ANTED-A GROCERY STORE: HAVE A PUR- N cliaser for a good grocery store Sone YER ‘Address, uz, Wivand Maryland ever. WAXTEDsA LADY WOULD TAKE ay OF tht piano for the its it of refer- ence ven: ill ‘Duy’ if choap. Address PIANO, a) ° TERRITORY IN THE pew and valuable patent: ‘sales and handsome prof: ‘3, upstairs, mata ‘the tabling &c,, the wWho.e upelused wit aml yenctiog.” For verma ‘call or 7408 atae,or Mus. NELLY 72 Lies e068 {OR SALE-TWENTY BUILDING LOTS CON ‘twining BO sores: acre lots xt @100, yall butidat ami ‘i ay aid ; ae changed. 7 SUITE OF OF Rooms, senna ot mw, Bear OB Fe BEXT-TWo Desih RABLE, BLE GoMMENICAT. 626 3 lors; open grate; ences’ RENT—TWO NICELY FoRST ED pee >) Ew ant Fg 2rbooure, fount Vernon Squat OR : RENT HANSEL wuenenn im | Bip aera cena rae SE la i RENT—TWO OR PLEA: Fe ne ponte cna emee_ Sona - o- 1a room buuse aud 40 7 DAN ati WASten.t0, SEL. Wh Sout or the aaieof 3 Lite F's wan ‘aim. and Sp NTED—ALL, PERSO! » that ee sites heleer dae all Groceries. Witter AN INVALAD, UsE OF ated ae or fo hours in ter Hy SisrofBee. TRY VELLI money Sitbeet pubine ae x peiea et of | ebfch wun be = THY "THe etshendice yuan dhe Soe isan, ga a W3x GENTLEMAN OWN RENT—HANI MELY FUENI! ir Eyes Westeecneaacceac maar ies | Rennie ceteciae amenmeopat aes ‘Wasingtom, D,O tee iy: with, table ins mg HELE, TO yee (BUTE AnD Sols Bors. Weis ar LADY ouueavee ‘ANDS eee ae i SOME ‘em at ier NEETU PETG Tova st bb of aoe he ee ae Sar s| eerie wee 3 icra ten 30 RENT. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED aa- sapere SOUR IY SY a NORE tee meee | W aN saa ai aecanre rare ae nae Se hema fae Butter. poset Ricca Se lc ERS Sy ai Cates sui Low" ANTED—HOUSES. Wa2%TED-10 SEL. A NEARLY COMPLETED eee eee ay Mae as Ridrees RELLABLES Biaromice ts Wa earns eet rH Ioeation, must by ia routing foTUna, WHET REPT BRC aoa ‘of well wort gone pattie ‘All Kinds wr wit | Fite Navy: "4 u Chae ke Auras ae 1 ith su. pear corn ae Sera eas cio : E iS AXD “ Seelaset lie Bol cre Ugeap ie imams ae | van Seuss Sees | RnR one See ee ae ry ’