Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON: RSDAY.. November 10, 1587. vo ‘ vs. Nor: tar hus a regular, permanent daily cireulation more than treble thet of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that sf all the other daily papers here added together, Sandown to-day the fate of the Chicago auarehists will be decided. It ts possible that Pleadings for mercy may save the lives of two or at Most three of the condemned men. The rest must @ie, The confiict witn anarchy has occurred naturaliy in Chicago. That city has been the home of socialists, communists and anarchists (or twenty Yeara. In 1872 Mayor Colvin had to forbid the appearance of the red flag of the commune in street parades It remained for a mayor like Car- ter Harrison fourteen years later to permit such and Chicago saw Mrs. Parsons, the quadroon wife of the only American of the ‘seven condemned men, march through the streets ‘om Sunday in one of the largest labor processions ever seen in the city, proudiy bearing the red flag oma Diack staf. Between 1872 and 1886 Europe had been f-stering with secret preparations for a Social revolution, One crowned bead had falien at ‘the Dlast of a bomb, and bold attempts bad been msde on others, Thousands of the communists of Germany, which has always been a hot Ded for socialistic conspiracies, had come to ‘this country. Among them came all but one Of the seven condemned anarchista. Ling upon whom was fastened beyond all denial the maaking of the one bomb which was thrown among ‘the policemen in the Haymarket and whose house ‘Was found to be a bomb shop, came as late as 1885, Spies came in 1872 and caught step at once ‘with the gathering forces of socialism and anarch- ism. He was a bright, studious young fellow, and be developed into a fine rhetorician and an incen- diary orator whose speeches will doubtless be read some day as models of the “burning” sort of elo- quence. Schwab, the only mind among the seven Light rains followed by fair weather during Friday, Light to freah winds shifting to westerly, colder Friday morning followed by rising temperature. A Tax Avovr Suors SOME INGENIOUS FRAUDS EXPOSED. WHAT YOU KNOW AND DON'T KNOW. But how is it they look #0 you don’t kuow or notice in leather and paper which pressure, and is mado to look what the aoies of cheap, showy shoes are made “Counter” means the back part of the shoe, and that’ made from refuse of leather when you purchase shoes ‘which look well and wear badly. The “Cyrer” of the cheap shoe is made of the leather rejected by the mak- ers of good shoes. and termed “seconds” When the selected and best leather only. We warrant you can't ket these Dest shoes, at trash prices. Remember we ‘said get them, and not promised then, ‘TRE “PALAIS ROYAL” SHOES. j ‘The lowest prices, we think, ever quoted in Washing- | ton-tor best shoes, and we therefore should deserve | your patronage, LADIES’ SHOES TO ORDER 85, $6, $8. Ladies desirinz cloth uppers to match costume will plcase bring sample of material or color. that ia at all reflective and philosophical, arrived im this country in 187% Sour from adversity, he ‘Decame a pungent editorial writer on Sples’ paper, the Arbeiter Zeitung, and gave a ballast of gall to ‘the sheet and to the movement of which it was the organ and soul. The other men were followers and hangers-on, popular in their “groups” and, like politicians everywhere, bent on making their movement against “capitalism” bear them on into Rotoriety if not into posicions of profit and emolu- ment, ‘Tre circumstances of the Harmarket meeting and catastrophe, and the parts piayed in it and the preceding events by the condemned men, will be recalled at this time. At the secret gathering of the anarchist leaders to prepare for the Hay- market meeting Engel submitted a plan by which toseize the city. Bombs were to be thrown into all the police stations, and the police were to be shot down one by one, Then it would be an easy ‘matver to cut telegraph wires and have the city at ‘the mercy of @ mob of anarchists. At the Hay- market meeting Sples, Parsons and Fielden spoke. ‘While the latter was talking the police marched down on the meeting, and the bomb-throwing and shooting followed. No one of the condemned men threw the bomb, nor did they do any shooting. ‘Thetr crime consisted in entering intoa conspiracy to murder, resulting in the bomb-throwing. The evidence connecting them with such a conspiracy is stronger against some than against others of the condemned. Neebe has escaped death through that fact, A great many people, among them judges and eminent jurists, believe it would be Wise toerr on mercys side in respect to two or whree of the others against whom the case was weakest. And it may be that Gov. Oglesby will ‘be Induced to commute in respect to them a sen- tence that is doubtless just. —— Sober afterthought sometimes bears good fruit {m polities. ‘The reformers in New York who are disgusted at Fellows’ victory are convinced that ‘The forms of election need some mending. For 1,200,900 votes or less actually cast there were 80,000,000 printed while the expense of getting ese distributed swelled the cost of the election to both sides well up toward $500,000. The sug- gestion 18 well made that the State shuld print ‘the ballots and provide some simple hanest means Of discributing them. Spiit tickets and the frauds and ¢ereptions practiced on the ignorant wouid ‘thus be prevented. a * The Commissioners are denounced in the W. C. ‘T. U. by the probibitionists, and are to be hauled before the court by the liquor dealers. They are evidentiy between his sulphurous majesty and the Geep sea in granting and refusing licenses, the Prohibitionists naturally playing the watery part In the figure. A test case, however, which shall determine with precision their power in the matter of Liquor Licenses will doubtless be welcomed by ‘the Commissioners as a promise of reilef from their doubts and difficulties, ——————————— Louts Lingg, condemned anarchist, has fixed his Pisce in history bravely if not wisely. Had he @ied 12 Russia the world would have read his mame in the afternoon to forget it to-night. But it 980 monstrous strange that aman should die Infree American cailing for freedom that the fact will be remembered. It 1s something of a charity to the man and bis mewory that at the Inst be was thought to be insane. ————— Chicago has in fifteen years built up the suburb @f Hyde Park from a village of 2,000 people into a smail city of 60,000 population and this week has thrown her city limfts out around it, This dou- bies ber dock frontage, gives two rivers for harbor, makes two ports, and swells her total population 0 700,000. St. Louis 1s looking about for Hyde Parks to swallow and finds none. ee It ts imterest to note that whatever the duty on fron may be, Secretary Pairchild holds that thunderbolts may come into the country free. ‘The electric light folks that have their dyaamos im Canada and illuminate Calais, Me., cannot be made to pay duty on their electricity, because 1t has no merchantable substance. Gas ina pipe dutiabdle, Hhocsexrrrres Goons. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND NAPKINS. WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE ABOVE GOODS. STOCK 18 LARGE AND BARGAINS MAY BE EX- PECTED. BARNESLY'S DOUBLE DAMASK, TWO YARDS WIDE, WORTH $1.50 PER YARD, FORS1 | FINEDAMASK AND NAPKINS TO MATCH, AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. EXTRA BAR- GAINS IN TOWELS. SEE OUR 25c, GOODS. THEY SURPHISE EVERY ONE. E& G. DAViS, 719 Market Space. A FEW PIFCES OF THOSE CHEAP RIBBONS LEFT. LOOK AT THEM. BS CUSTOM-MADE SHOES 84.23, $4.73, $4.98. ‘These shoes are kept in stock, but are made identi- cally like shoes we make to order, MACHINE-MADE AND HAND-FINISHED 82.08, 82.85, 83.45. ‘The very best materials, but less costly, becsuse less expensive labor. LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS $1.74 to $6.45, French kid,in bronze and black; Suede kids, in grays and tans; Satin, in pink, white, blue; Morocco, in red; beaded, diamond and steel buckles. CHILDREN'S SHOES 38c. to $4.19. ‘The low-priced for the tiny children: the Spring-heel Shoes st #2.29 for bigwer ones; the misses’ snd ladies’ sinall sizes at $3.45, are sazne quality as ladies’ sizes at 84.23, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SHOES $2.79, $3.49. Selected calf-skin, neatly but very strongly made. With ordinary wear will not require repsiring in nine months. Patent Leather Low Shoes $1.65, 81.90. Patent Leather Cloth Tops $3.48, 84. BOYS’ CLOTHING AND HATS. So much said about shoes that we can only quote bargains for Friday shoppers. ‘The Boys’ Cass, Knoe-pant Suits at $5 come in three styles; but some sizes in each style is missing, 90 we make one lot of the three styles, and are thus enabled tooffer ail sizes aud eu: rise you with the following offer~YOUR CHOICE FOR #3.75 A SUIT. ‘The new Kilt Overcoats for small Boys are an EX- CLUSIVE STYLE. They come in checks aud stripes, ‘Ani to see then, ‘@8c. All-wooi Knee Pants. Variety, quality, eheap- ness. ‘Youths from 12 to 18 are offered the best Cass. long Pant suite for ever offered. ‘Take the elevator to second floor. (Mem clerks only.) a2 aA . A 1 =F & Et od TSS s pero AA AA Ht Sas, v° aha % fsh 0 vo ak LiL aoa Ht S35 RRR 5 seg re P% EY A Ob Fe me og YY AGE RE “oo ¥ 28% tus (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) nlQ «1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. B. H. Snseawesz & Sox HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK WITH FRESH SUPPLY OF LADIES’ SEAL SKIN SACQUES, JACKETS, MUFFS AND BOAS. FINE SEAL PLUSH SHORT WRAPS, SACQUFS, KAGLANS AND JACKETS. THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY SELECTED BY US, AND ARE NOW ON SALE AT THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRIC STINEMETZ & SON, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, Pennsylvania Avenue. 022-3 THE BON MARCHE’S ADVERTISE- MENT 15 CHANGED EVERY Day. Moesux Usorewean. ‘WE KNOW IT'S OUT OF SEASON—THAT IS, A LITTLE 80—BUT WE ARE GOING TO MAKE YOU SOME OFFERS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR THAT JUST BEAT ANYTAING YOU. EVER HEARD OF BEFORE. AS YOU WILL SEE, COST IS NOT CON- SIDERED. 3HE FOLLOWING ARE PRICES TO SELL ON. Nicht Gowns, good Muslin, Mother Hubbard Style, ‘Tucked Yoke, Cambrie Ruffle around Neck and Sleeves, 43 cents each for a 75 cemt Garment. Night Gowns, good Muslin, Mother Hubbard Style, Tucked Yoke, Embrotdered Ruffle around Neck and ‘Sleeves, and dow» Front; others with Inserting and Embroidered Ruffle down Front and around Neck and Sineves, 57 conte for a 98 cent Garment, Fine Malin Skirts, with four Tacks and Embroid- ered Rufie, Frene 75 cents for » $1 Garment. Fine Muslin Skirts, Tucked Cambric Ruffle, Preach Back, full size, 50 cents for an 89 cent Garment, Fine Muslin Chemise, Yoke Embroidered and Em- broidered Ruffle around Neck and Sleeves, 42 cents for a 69 cent Garment, Fine Muslin Chemise, Tucked Yoke, Inserting, Em- broidered Rule around Neck. Sleeves, and down front, 49 cents for» Fine Musiin Drawers, wide Embroidere] Ruffle and To Crose Busrsess. Our leaso wilt expire in afew daysand the stock must be sold. ‘Therefore we have made still GREATER REDUC- ‘TIONS in our entire stock, and if you need any- thing in our line it will pay you to call. je have a curaylete line of BLACK GOODS yet on sale and a: wreatiy reduced pricos. Ourlize of PLAIN and BROCADED SILKS, in all colors. have been reduced to 50e. un the dollar Also some very desirable BROCADES in Black at areas sacrifice, ‘We base yet left in stock @ line of PLAIN and BRO- CADED VELVETS, which we have reduced in Price to make them ready sale for those want- ing anything in that live. (Our stosk of COLORED DRESS GOODS has many de- sirable things left, both piain and fancy, aud at telling pt con, Only s few BLANKETS left on sale. Our HOSIERY etek ie greatly redizced, still we have some goods left. Come and see ther. Our LINEN stock is very much reduced, but there are 3 vod many ba=yains there. Sn fast, if you waut sasthi agin tho Dry Goods line ‘and want to seve mouey you can do so by buy: sng im the next few days of SL. REMPSTONE, 803 Penpeylvanis Aversa, Goods marked in Pisin Figures. sep 23mm ‘cluster of tine Tucks, 43 cents for a 69 cent Garment. Fine Muslin Drawora, Embroidered Ruffle and two clusters of Tucks, 46 cents for a 75 cent Garment. ‘THIS SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING. For sias0 Axp e15.00 BY A VERY ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASE WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER YOU A GOOD KERSEY OVERCOAT (GUST THE THING FOR THIS SEASON) AT 013.50, WITH SILK FACING $15.00. THIS COAT HAS THE AP PEARANCE Of A MORE EXPENSIVE COAT, SEE THEM. GEORGE SPRAXSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STBEET. To the fact that we show a stock of Tp, ARE YOU ALIVE ‘To the fact that our sesortment of Boys' and Chil- dren's Clothing has no parallel south of Philsdelphis? 8AKS & 00, i ABE YOU ALIVE . ‘To the fact that our goods are better trimmed, better ‘made, and have more style or snap about them than is SAKS & 00. ARE YOU ALIVE ‘To the fact thet cur prices are lower than any ope ise can afford to sell such goods for? SAKS&00. ABE YOU ALIVE ‘To the fact that we have unusual facilities, because we purchase in larger lots and for spot cash? BAKES £00. ARE YOU ALIVE To the fect that our buyers are generally known to the trace as the keenest buyers in America? SAKS & CO. ARE YOU ALIVE To the fact that we have car-loads of Suite, Overcoats and Trousers? BAKS & CO. ARE YOU ALIVE ‘To the fact that our $1.25 Brown and Black Derby Fur Hata are the peers of the usual $2.50 sort? SAKS& 00, ARE YOU ALIVE To the fact that wo aro selling Scotch Wool Under- ‘wear for $1, sold elsewhere for $1.50? BAKS & CO. ‘3 Black Bx #1, = ae ms ee ersoya: sizes 98, 40, and Sh, To the fact that we can sell you 0 fastoolor Blue Susy PRERLIAES Ses-at um- | “Bemnant” “ODD SIZES” IN HOSIER' Beaver Suit for €10? BAKS & 00, ay $044 £¢ 04. 1 patr waa 95.50, at 93.50. | “ODD SIZES” IX Ns taaaes iteag ARE YOU ALIVE = 86 def era Curtains were 81, acum do tack ald aay capac inely of “odd 8 ‘To the fact that we have loteof good Suits for Men one sightiy soiled, HOLLAND WINDOW | Hip pot tg eh peas ED BILAN ee ess Sere Pe SEE BLANKETS, Souiy. ‘Sizes to Be ana sees om ARE YOU ALIVE rates Bid Puatik dey aeoee |” Roetlar 49: ‘To the fact that we can show you more Underwear and areas Wridsy $30 nA Pairs Ladion Uni Wy quality, oe ‘quote you lower prices than competitors can? WE Ndan, | Resular Price...... BAKS & 00. ARE YOU ALIVE To the fact that we are live workers, always striving for your benefit as wellasourown? © SAKS4 00. ARE YOU ALIVE ‘To the fagt that our Shoe Department offers extra- ordinary inducements for your patronage? SAKS & COMPANY, HATS AND SHOES, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Crosixe Ovr Sarz. n10 BRO eit ti “i rata PP RE [A Wee Occmm KE A |" pemeeenmee 00 TIT ba 6 PS] Ss SECkweaR DI ot oa sons orth $1. scaiis et: Feraiar price, bos. dette of EES, a FLOUNCINGS: pnd of gt vedi Pulte Tediew MUSDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. co 1lote sf unpa DRAWERS and Shot ggaes Fes EE a. oul Horat 15c, was 5c. to 6 See our SP SPECIAL HED TICKET AD. ginder ry TMM MM ™ g8s5 i i RAE” Sos, pees wd ae ae a a M4, SMM Syg8 9TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Kittices me SOARFS AND COVERS "§ pic. Pee ‘UNDER- WEAR DEPARTMENT. 53 CORSETS ia waite "colors, Fegular Lage 50¢.; for OSTERY TES DEPARTMEN’ VESTS, | Tizie 34 ana 36, ‘Books, sold from 81 to SEs tints can ate na boot EP re size 42, reduced “Thome Bema SS gan, size 38, reduced Loh Rapper poner aren 38, redi from ta waarrens 0 81 Garment ee iit ene ae tee joticenin view o +, cari a1 ‘Wwe cannot make any alterat stions on “ODD LOT™ (22) OF JERSEYS. All-Wool J Black-end-Whii five styles, TIDIRS, TABLE ge ip Black, Navy, Gar. Reman “Remnant” Pri 14 Pairs Children's Fine iiitied Hove, white feet, white hieel and toe, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING, ar OAK HALL, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, - \-4 BLANKS: Jo dincol- i. wie Doslieg hat were 1-15 for Oo Mast be closed out at once, on account of retirement | osod'petine borden ii; anata re nee discal: | fbz, 48 Doslien that were LEB for Toe 3 from business. Tt will be sold rerardless of . | dozB-8 Napking toat were $125 for #1. them, which we sell nt 85, worth $6.50, Other quali-| doz -4 Napains that were 81 for Soe, and <0 See eee ties ranging in price from #1 to #10. ‘u through the lot, “This is the best opportan- Suits and Overcoata for Old Men, fine Towels viz, 2 Hud Suiteand Overcoat for Young Men, Pocperprinag 1 ganar a aera odd een. eisine Fisavetiioued ‘Tomes from Suite and Overcosts for Tall Men. n ‘Toe. ‘Damnask from 7 Suite and Overcoats for Short Men. We have the cheepest lot of CLOAKS that can be | POs each. |@ Turkish Bath Towels trom 33735 Suits ane Overcosts for Stout Men. found elsewhere in thd city, as we are going outof | “fod Fringed Damask Table-Clothe, slizht- Suits and Overcoste for Slim Men, that line, Jp sotted Suits and Overcosts for lance, small, short, long = a ‘ecuilar Price, 245% a ak Nod Reaeteotira te38 voce Beautiful DRFSS GOODS, at 1c. 25e.4 500. “Htermnant™ ric A full line of Odd Pants, Odd Vesta, ke. &c. ‘On one table we have about 200 pairs of Pants which sold for 2 to $3, ‘Tney will be closed out at $1.50 a pair, ‘Come soon if you want any of them, LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. 29 713 Market space, _ eames: ‘the eels on. Spas das a font (LIPPINGS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS: 0 eult ot Wap ‘1 xtra Hess — _ “Have used Crystal Discovery for two months and | psn Latal’s ool Eudersecar, slightly soiled. fe ear Kegatar Price £2.50 “My gray hair has changedtobrown; send quarter | eentar Bric $100 9, AE PRA L dozen by express.” Mine paira Bleached Gazi oa Qo A KK H AA i “For Indien whove hair is streaked with gray, T heavy, nips dora ani Bx, slmtdy: ptt © 0 AA KK HHH AA Tecommend your Discovery above everytuing | i 0.0 AAA K K HoH AAA ~ elae.”” ee oC ee ee ~ “Tens yeunger msn, meuesee Six pairs Men's Extra Heavy’ Bicached Gauton etal Discover jon't yom a 2k COR. TENTH AND F STi agent in this to or bottl Flannel Drawers, 1 size 36x32. 5 pairs size: Geear Renveroxs Ix PARIS DRESS PATTERNS. ‘We have just placed on sale our whole stock of Paris DRESS PATTERNS, at the uniform price of #20, the former prices being $30 and $35. As these foods are new such an opportunity seldom occurs to buy choice woods et an advantage, Fullstock of ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS in black and colors for coats, from #4 to @16 per yard. 34 20F MELTON CLOTHS for ulsters in all colors. Pere Special bargains in BARNESLEY DAMASKS, the M beat gooda in the world, ati Black and Colored SILKS at very low prices, Full stock of Colored SILK VELVETS, at 93.50 per yard. Worth 95. EVENING GOODS in great variety. SJouxsoxs & Loerreers. We have received a large invoice of BUCLE JER- | SEYS, all wool, at 75c., worth $1. Black and Colored RHADAMES and GROS SILKS, at 75e481, 91.25. A full stock of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR at the lowest prices. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ARTHU NAT! J. CO. Horenrssox. IMPORTER, RRR 1 gt RRR, i Ro RRO aL OL ‘Trimmed and untrimmed HATS, in all the leading stylen FANCY FEATHERS, new designs, at very low prices. Richly Jetted Passementeries and Silk Embroidered ———- ‘amommesm (°F? PF Pia T n9 919 Penneylvanisave, | 7 RRR Ht MMMM fT RR MMM ae T NN MMM IT NN MMMM IT NN MMM It N H MMM I N NN ‘Jetted Garnitures, in new aaa for Dresses and LACES AND VEILINGS. PRACTICAL BARGAINS Exorisa Warsrxe Saors FOR LADIES. SUEDE SLIPPERS Garments. Fine Fur shel: every pen 1 WRAPS AND JACKETS. Kersey Cloth Jackets, at $5.50. Newmarkets, with C pe and Hood, at $10.00, Seal Plush igre 820.00; worth $20.00. it Se 3 FUE EXTRAGR DISA GEFERING OF “ODDS AND ENDS” IN NAPKINS. Tiaving given this stock & thorough ‘oyer- hauling, we find we have 12 doz. Doslies and Nepkins, in lots of 2. 3 4. 5, @ and 12 of = Kind, and su order to close them’ all out on Fri. ‘we ofler them at considerably reduced prectenlee ‘d bordered Doylies that were for 106.” 5 white Doylles that were 50c. for ‘agso offer at “renmnan’™ prict short Lengths" of Bieached "Da of Cream Ds of Turkey hed Denmasks, from 144 19 ii varda, B ‘Grathes and Bo Lengthe range 47 “Short Lengths" Pikid Liuen Towelling in lengths from to4 yards, SEEMS “BROKEN LOTS" IN MEN'S UNDERWEAR. We cannot afford to keep broken assort- ments, henee ons principle of placing such ‘on sale each Fiiday at a“Kemuaut” price Be Regular Price “Remnant” Pri G2ige. ‘Three pairs Sanitary Norinal Wool Drawers, {Pz jaesera principle), medium weight, an joglar “Htemuant” Price, | Three pieces Mein iisavy’ Chocolste:brown | Wool Underwear, 2 shirts size 42, 1 pair drawers size 3: ular Price, u HH Wool Shirts, slightly soiled. HoH Regular Price (according to size) :83.75 and 9g ea soph Pans: Ie Seana: 84 SEFRPRY lettre face tera oo saith Ret Pabeaucas ern. on r ait Xy Filday' at's rednced price aera issn 2 yo NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. ‘bite f 90 to #3 rom &: 1 TBS Ecru fro Barbera from i039 Trair Fru from 300 1 Pair Bera from 8.00 RE car ssese, “opp sizes" 1 We have CORSETS. few odd sizes to close out every Friday. Isyour size is here you can secures iD. i e Getinan-woven Corsets, slightly soiled, Sflemnant™ Pri Pci = leet ar Sfieunant™ Brice, Regular Pr Efenmae Roruler Price on ar Price.» Memnaae Price’ esata: “OP Mie Chili High neck Mother Hubbard Wo Children's Hu! aprons, of Checked Nainsook, trimmed. wit 4 Hambure, : i Regular Price... Ties Smunnt Price® ree Chilaren's “Lawn ‘Stother” Hubbel Aprons, yide hem end six tucks. Regular *Remmant” Price: ——oe “ODD, GARMENTS" IN MUSES CROERWEAB. Black Lynx, Nat'l Lynx, Sable, Marten, Beaver, Blue are is MOMAg Of BOR UV RRR TTPT™ g88y Fox, Monkey. clow it out at ‘reninant price soon anit be aon i ¥ Hew i 5agy no 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, See La ef Combination Suitaof Underwear ise "wy k OR Sus Cl a e sae aed Giniah Sizes icon 34 30 tot Oia ss Taf $8 F Zs Wit offer this weok a choice lot of new goods a allof sare ate bi st KH twill offer 12 fine Damasi Riguler rico. Sus HH “oo Sys "Herne, ross would Packet eee ae ¥ s at 350." { mba COST NO MORE THAN SHOES OF IN- = Homburg inserting and tucks, FERIOR MAKES. THEY WEAR LONGER, FIT AND APPEAR BETTER, ARE MORE Fertent a ie e es allo eens Hosiery Department will show choice things iment we have nothing Wil receive Quay beewdine Mig Slovene ne Of Tati and Men's Fur- . A SATISFACTORY, AND, THEREFORE, in Blue, (CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER SHOES. a the oie Wine heean bicz ‘it will, you 10 calland LADIES, GENTLEMEN, GIRLS, BOYS In Ui San viocs nit AnD CmILORED = posers eee are ne Sem for." ARTHUR BURT & 00. hia week tt ‘dn 1211 F 8T. XW, poe aoe ceming, 10 the, front, and an ent, will offer s fow of S4-inch ya eeerteraes a ‘edict ines hy, ‘Call and ex. ae iby OM areas Lisle Um- 4 ‘and board. White and Colored Help for this city. With reecrasen Tee eSoiras Peek, zx RELIABLE MIDDEE-AGED ea as woman to work {OF mall Sula 1450 Ath st cor. of Pee awe WANTED AFAR Che wanen ar uiayg rary B ENCED AND COMPE- deot Woman ws cupertino | NV _ eee Adres os 100, iar ANTEDS Wee ee ae att ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO Maips, ae, answer win fer tces all ‘uationalities; at Di ‘Awency, 613 7th st. a. a GOP COOK, ONE WHO UNDER: Witipe EF acts eOblee Goad tecerred Cah sd pate ce ier _ WANTED.-SITUATIONS. NSS BY A WHITE GIRL A PLACE as chauibermaid and call st 2212. FOR_RENT—-ROOMs. Jon, RENT—TWo Room FLEE ca ervnern W: worst aemall ieusy titan marketer: entirely ‘Quire ac 824 Conn. ave. WAXTED-BY A THO! coloted man, a situation ax coschman of waiter in SEP TMS farusiy cam cave best of references. Address aw. FOR WOMEN GO KS, 5, Gi oe A SHITE BOX 4 SITE TION TO ‘108 TO wes ‘wagun, best resesuness. 137, Star often We PRS HEADQUAR Ee ae es tone tela postion where and strict Sicitty are desirable, quad Gress FIDELILY, Btar Oto WAX >posttions FoR onl mem and women, SE iE eg ghee help tn Pathe Tants, &¢, FM. BURNAAM. 630-032 F y ANTEDSITUATION BY A Joexe Dookkceriu, Oram os Box 33, Star office. ert ie ae AND Coir AN — ce RS TWO Pixs: Wee Le ae ARTED-LADT FOR FH (reference), to ¢ o'clock, ‘bokiness, in intent abl ee to saree Tsay k, 1. FRANK STE WAL’ ath st. at V ANTE! -A GIRL FOR oy Pe ipsa Oe Fata slo" Ws ED—A COMPETI Waited Address Box 92, stat abien nl0-; Witenes EMPLOYMENT BU- Pall inde of de dies, Sten aud woinen. white end States, with reference. Tabor. for District Mat nw: 87-100" ;TED—WOMEN COOKS, 810 10 840; CHAM. Waitere. Urivers or Ferm Hands Tlonal ten coe a mn Bande: Clos é SnIO-Si BAM'L, A. COOMBS, 026 Wa eee eee lopment tothe right parties Addr.as 4, Star office. ye eae GIRL afeipe Bi Do housework for a small fain tweell Gand #'at room 1p Guuton Building, 422 Lovis- itun ave. WAST2D-A SALESMAN 79 SoLIorT: Noxe rat one entirely fauilier wit toe ‘rate need arly Me P WeIze m0." 417 Cg Ware Chambermside ae Goud waces andl places, cy OF “Gwealeh and Geran women wanted) ut St. BUMNHAM, 630-03 F mies ANTED_WHITE GIKL AS FIRST-CLASS G\ Set entree Setieracee rogmend. ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST IN housework aay ph Ayes ——- —4 juited Address Box 88. Star office. ate Was ‘TED—TWO EXiERIENCED SEWING MA- chibe salesmen, salary aud commission. Address: Box 124, Star office. n9-3t ANTED—WHITE WOMAN AS FIRST-CLASS A co qo sg home ; Bd Caliybetw Pam, must Detne baferences, en 8 aad 12. at. nw, WSANIED-4 BOY BETWEEN 16 AND T8 EAA old to wo around dnd cary out woods in 3 cory store, Address K. atar office. u8- WANTEDSEADY, aes Children's Wear. reo tionally. “Write Mra F.C. FAURENGTON, ‘Chieago. ANENT POSITION ily: $6 weekly while reared lacy nd persaanent WANTED > A G00D SOLQ BARITONE, Fou Eyiacopal choir service. “Adi office, \V ANTED STUDENTS TO LEARN DR ting by the Moody Perfect Tailor Square; can Jearntny cutting, Biting yd dre WANTEDAN HONEST YOUNG MAN. NV fer Utada radi cite to represent Reo RASUHACt Cth oe fess. WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS, ALL spoinn af Sten sere Gott “it"a ia room at y village. Sar lencemsne ies han #23 per week sould seud 1c. tor uli directions how to Rage PPLY CO., Albany, N. Y. NTI RIN Learners for Prof. hist News teruational Taiior System with, any tape-meagure ‘alone, ne all sctentiiie tailors and neut Paris, Berlin and Londou dresemaxers cut. terials cut, basted, draped or. nada, ER, “Consérvatory of Modes, Wasting ton, D.C. : Bice, pa meee Tor Nnting, receipts. or hum. ‘once, epclonipg self aiden to EMPLib SUPPLY AGENCY, Wee a75 per month and expenses, Hamp sew au gutit free.” Write, with stamps, ALLWORIH Mt UFACTURING 40-8 Ruthertord. N. J. ANTED-BY A CAREFUL TENA’ ‘Dinbed oF partiy furnished six or eight house in goo’ locality in northwest for 2 moderat rent; must be in thotough repair and sanitary condi- tion,’ “Address IMMEDIATE FOSSESSIOS office, Si NINE mat Capltel Hi pevterr Bent mast be reasonavle, Address K. C. iOUSE,.pust office, Wash- ington, D.C. - por yet ni0. . TO Bi (OUSE, CENTRALLY AScated, that could, be converted lato au ofice building for'a firm of sttornes; would like to b ar Jnmuediately trom all having uch’ a property to fell as time for pnrchase is limited, Address of iy ANTED. Waitin nsbed stood loraltty, with ail em sop fork fatty of two adult, Must be in first-class order. anes ating sae ‘ANTED-TO EXCH. Wes Tot, ath extended, for finproved city prop $15,000. or $20.00; pay dillerence aad ANGE, Bear, nese El OUSE IN NORTH. W en ees with ‘all molera Linprovements; "in Biviodo reiRi 0.0 ae rice: wil vusen in Baltuinors i ent ita. Address, ving full pariictars, BALTE- Oi, Star aon. ‘nota Wits ty rol Hill f ca = ar oN Wists fssin0) seo sar owen, the Heahmeat : 4 So st nw: Telephone cal 47-8. nos ANTED-DIRECT, FROM OWNEKS, HOUSi5S Low for rchasera.. Aay Property placed with us will esi, im hibersy sltertne tour ex Set aad ais V ANTED-BY A LADY OF EXP! iz, ‘a dining-toom and kitchen in 4 fret clase huise, Sgro Twoms caut be rented. Address DINING, Star Omics ta WANTED {A PRACEICAL FIRST-CLASS TAILOR ‘and cutter, will take five acholars to tesch them the art of cutting and perfect th m for in Brst-class tulloring establishine..ts: for dress Sas5Se TALLOK, Star office, All Berge Ean Eee We ‘ANTED—DAVI, PHOTOGRAPER, FORMERLY on, the avente, in pow at 225 Zulin, Rakin Det “ave irom 1 to 4 per dozen by, Tava FORE ee Sh nat yy a ‘made by Mr. Davia. Westebaaeatae Sittre.” address Box 14, Star Onice. WAXTED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES 4 PO- Bilon ina law or real estatecoffice as clerk: BSH Rrpecriter: best of references. address Pi DENT, star office. __WANTED--ROOMS. __ WaAsrep—ar A GENTLEMAN, ONE $8," Two lange, eiry rooms (Furmialed or unfurnished with, $F Nithout board). open fireplace. Turaace! best ia hiodern a bead Ht came pteferred. Audrwse, giv ing price and Wescriptiva, Box 80, Senate P.O. City. D9-4t D_NICELY AND COMPORTABLY. FUR ‘d Parlor with two bed room coummumicat. mnily nw «rate, bath, &c.. Sret oF second floor, with beet table board’ ot permieion to % distance ont preferred If ou cat or erences give abd required. D—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Rooms. Persons having rooms t y ASTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A preakfast, ne Adress W., Diet © WANED} GENTLEMAN. Wi datsetier desire accommedatious for the wioter in Vate family im the northwest part of the ciuy. Ad: ‘Box 89, Star office, EQUALED INVESTMENT IN A STOCK company now forming and embracing the best juen in the District; always o) dress, at once, Box 71, Star offic a = i York. new brick family ed, 60 Toomm, electric Saratora Spriuse, hotel, conipietely farms clevator aud all iuedera hmprovements cormer ol Broadway aud Circular ste.; ome square {rom rk and two trom the Grand Union Hotel, i. Star ottice io JOR SALE OR Gi in, 40 aches of smproved Ina. fn healtieat t Tart lias nice House of S rooms: larce baru, tbuildines; orchard of orange, peach, and weil feuced;” in thicely settied community, Joining a railroad station. Inquire Room 23, St. Building’ corner F aud ¥th sts. Ate BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 15 OFF! two active, business. persons to leading Patent | MeLcine. MANUFACTURING Co, at. aud Peun. ave. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Town lows Value, tor ale at bottom prices, omy Per month, A few dollars invested now will assuredly be worth in three or four years from ten to twenty times the 1 90 days. fA, iniornation fornisbed. Years experience: ‘Im-th,a,tu® RARE CHANCE 70 BUX BUSINESS PROPERTY. — Wo foseina device fiance 2 Trenton fice. DESIRABLE offer th ran invest: ‘oy a dep . OF will well South’ 60 fect of the same, Tues» fine | Proved by three three-story b s Fielding a press i GOLDSBOROT 1405 F st. nw. EAED) OPENS, AX closes, or keeps uy contract, sets of books. P Rejships bivestieated. intent accounts Calnuced ‘o8- wake sn OR SALEU NGE- i FLORIDA ORE cE Grow,225 intles below dacksouvillevon the § ver, opposite Masnolia, contaiuinx UO acres: trees, 1,000 bearing; 3 10-rooin house in good eondi- ton.” A good invesunent; owner has good res selling. 1 have personally inegected the pi Ul particulars call at office. JNO. F. WAGK T. NW. A GOOD TRREE-STORY orth b ick building; modern” tmprove- excelent investunent: ‘elie H: GULDSBOKUUGH & 1405 F st. nw. Sell located on principal avenues extended, within « | Short distance of the cis, wbichl Suu willing’ to uis- Fone, Sf at"vratigcnt prion, rill ot partes tu YOtminn synuicaies for adudiv sion = “7. surr, olf-im 402 6th st. n.. VANS, GUARANTEED BY THE }Omaks Los and trust Co. Mon, AU. WYMAN, ate ‘Creasuret United States, President, Interest ‘and id by the Chem pal Bar Frineipal paid by the x. Bak. widis Fatice, LOST AND FOUND. [HIWALD 10ST ON SATURDAY Last Ox aaa ee gee per ee one ip itet Bi Bet Rha snes B rapaniel, “The owner lives st zt APTERNOON, GOING PROM hist to.U1 Ft. a, ual silver wate, with an Saitable reward if re- furued to Mie LE LENMAN. 981 Fst. nw Td mont cf ments. pate ce Ronis to fie Be FOLRINHORN, mat-Orting. KOM ‘OST-AT NATIONAL, THEATER WEDNESD. Oieht, tn ornvarweats 2 and 4: Bow O. Orcoestra ie a pairof cold and pearl Opers Giaswon: card in Hide of case Dearing the naine of Mrs A. F. Carson. ward pid if loder wil return to Tavera} soward Win. CRALLE: Adtorocy-st-Law, Hoon i3-gapion bi te, r . mer, next to City ny Perso Fiat will be snital S| COUNTRY _ REAL_ ESTATE. Ok EXCHANGE-A CHOICE F kai JOH PALES ACRES G GOOD LAND, WELL 10. cated in Dent County, Mo , 4 miles north of couuty seat andon naliroed Wilt be sold ste‘very low peice or exchanged ior City lots or local stocks. ‘Apply to Owner, 438 F st, Room 1, 24 flo VERY DESIRABLE FARM, ated ou Aquia Creek. “This section is noted for its fine ducking. Severa: ducking ciuvs from ew hor ‘ud other cities own froxts on Aquis’ 7 contains about 600 acres. Lance WI Tipag oa raieneer GOUPELET TE. Ot = ree mctasatin eb tilts Casa a TED—A YOUNG MAN TO SHANE A ROOM vine ‘convenience at Hunimur Address Box 3 Star office ta ES TO WINTER IN THE EStare for exercise: hogoss on ealed ix 238, Ze ce aged forand. delivered t desired. andria, Va. City _ BT-1m* ES, VisITES 'ANTED — BY CHIC. and Gentlemen's to Use nyt" Wants y ANTED—VELVET ae ae Orca ‘Exclusive Prands foi iad WELLS DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN, Ai inde pampeand pump siock farishes ean. All ands age ot peers = PRESONS FOR SAGES FICE FARM OF 350 aeuEs, 7 acres tiuiber, 32 acres Wueat, 70 actes clover; {aru well watered: Would divide well; good house, barn And orchard; situate on good road, ‘four mises’ frou Martinebury., {bere also goes with hte fara 3, good horses, 0 ree 3 Sot Cte, grata dei Thoms raked bee ier plow 3 double: Shovel plows, 2 sine! harrow s, 1 farm wacon, rice 8,000: halfcosh, balauce ia five etal atl payme: moze 4 LEESBURG, LOULOUS cous Fe hat" Auction, Tneeday, November i he estate of “Ostlands.” containing 710 gereemereorless ‘One of the fimest Old. Mansions in nis. Handsome grounds, torraced rec houses. Will be soid ome-thind nd 3 years, de.erred te y morwage with interest at Oper cent. For intormation not xiven here and to parties desiring to Joka te place, Apply to G. Olt CARLES hae pawtde” ei 1 SALE—OR MIGHT EXCHANGE—VALUABLE F uuincuipb-red improved and wut proved paar a Northwestern’ Stave cre aa tags oe ie RENT Win BRED | ae [608 RENT-WANTED-A NORTHERN Pa wy ¥ ae eer to keer, tae. FO RENT Ms. moved to 1104 1 ‘Sti chaee be FS RENT wie BOARD LARGE BHOOND- southern exp ure, with copeervatc Sdyorntni; aleo, sinsil room, thing Roor, aoute aud eat Sindows: home comforts’ he rape vemen Gbibess Oe JOR RENT we ih AT. X.W., FOR. F nished and the wound end third Also, bam hor nid-te JOR RENT_TWO UNF ULNinED GoMMUNE L cating rooms, second Hor, weil heated seen Rae ere OR RENT—A oat a Me, ehnice, nomen hasteaney Pee hie location apd gonveninat to ior Jorences Fea JOR RENT—92) —-- —_ JOR RENT—712 EPIRST FLOOR Roo’ PST ras See REE ROOM, Roepitir, 1 deairet, or ofice Rosin FOR EENTGINOLARGEC SEUSS ‘on second Roor, with sas atid by same floom Also, Gue lane douse parlor o Sas nw JOR RENT—1 138 19TH 8T~GOR Nw apr gts indy ‘nung New Vonks muites of bandeomaly farnisnad rooms, bom Geared: hendice jase the door ‘uNISHED, © 5 2th et, BH Tuy eo RENT — TwRrr NEATLY PCLN Toms in new batidine, eo therm exporure throughout by furnace. 611 1 st. nw. JOR KENT—TO A RETINED uuiahed front £55 ber mumth; all wod. lupe, references each Address EAKNEST, Star office . JOR RENT—S12 2D &T.N. ND 1 uuraruished communieatit.g-rootus, ode venient neuruborhood " JOR KENT—TWO FURNISHED | DMA. BLNGL te, in private fauatly . tr. a. cove and buy window: new hours, 1108 Sib si nw, 0-4 Loon, \ SUITE OF THREE ROOMS. Fi i {* nished omunfurmished. om the escoud Boor, tt! Toon attached: modern conveniences out board. private family. Las at {OK KENT—TWO LARGE, PLEABANT ROOMS ON frst floor; southern and weatern eaposts is ished en suite: seven squares froin Wer aud Nas) 1 PAEDemL Board dered. Koterenoes “exchiice bi neyivania ave. BW, ‘OR RENT—HANDSOMELY PULNI second oor, with all the 1 bs tirwt-ciaaa byecation Mat mow. JOR RENT—800 17TH 1019 Conn and Metropol! _ n9-3t* 100% and 101 | eet mt Citcle, Taree airy Qoard af denier tar off: RENT—UNFURNIsIt two rooms in 2a story, fr st, cor. of Mama. ave, iucluding Foun on Ist floor bac, OR RENT—1O ed rooms et sate in 9 teat ae mat. bet Oth and 7 Fat nw HOUSE NEAR ans, Wit urnte teference NT_THRER OF FOUR € Toots, Near Capttal ; conv dics; ren! reasonabee: j to 3: B. GILSON, 11 2der. n. AW. HANDBOMEL single; fire WANDSO ORLY POE me to gent a t; wear 16th and P " bM4 k RENT WITH BOAKD- TWO LARor Gow UNFUKMISEE Patton, vm hast Gove frou with of Also, oue ‘furnished Ro furulabed, with Board. JOR RENT—1504 WS? N.W. TWO DOORS PROM Wormiey’s Hotel, aif block from Arineton, hand Somely furnished Fooms on secoud Boor, with {1 tee heat or grate fir. OK RENT—A DELIGHTFUL SUI furnished 2d floor rooms, modern hath same floor, large corner b cellent Ioeation: private fn st, cor. 13th. id BST Fee : south front sbewted by furtare, bathand al wo oh NW. ith, bow For two sentlen n occupy tug the, sui cially favorable terms, Also table board, exchange JOR RENT — THKEE UAFURAISHED kUOMS with heat and gas, two on thir od Joor: near avenue cars and herdirs, for t will reut singly. Apply 21 1% 4 wt. JIOR RENT—1915 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, ished, lange rooms, en suite oF single, wiih lance Closet and alcoves, pre OR RENT-HANDSOMPLY PURNISWED Pan. Lore, eu mute or situie: als. p anatst ball rooms, Suitable tor geqUlewmen: with or without board, at SOO Tith #t References exehoneed ae ST_ 19 JOWA CiiCLE. TWO FURNISHED Y micatia one entire eide dowbie house, monitrn convenience: tur rove Ure it desired. eutlenen pvserred, Pret SHED ROOMS, hn bark Do furmched rootas fur Lonsekery two years old. southern exposure: Oh FOUR UN. 8 17TH ST N.W, LARGE BR: Foou.sjurmisued oF uniurmiabe’, en suite Gri ind tabie board 2 JOR RENT—G0l E ~ Witt Finst clase Doard, suite of large handsome y furaistd Jors on first floor, with xtuall othce route ® ca ls window: Corner hotse. southeast expowsre. lw 2d and ef us-iwe dk RENT—Ii0a 0 8c, ‘second-story frout root: bay Wi andyas; $10 per mouth, B 4% ST. XN. W., LARGE Fee ee suitable for M.G.; aiso, two nice T0! floor, all mod. imp.; oppusite aew iaw Table board if desire i OK RENT-FURNISHE BEA ‘enevite, in private family’, bay. wi erates iu every rool, commer hour 'T—i7 4) F ST. NW. OOS) ROOMS WITH to De had at ce above muuate at Frama able rates! geutienven preverred et iw F RENT AUL2 WON W. TWO FCRSISMED communicating parlors and "be l-rvoan, suiiable ty MC Seuator, ot gentrsen ond wife, sie roan 2d Acer heat, gat, bath, aud aticndauce, fama raton RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE Oh fenyauite,convensont-to cars rae We jt genred, jeremce given abd requiwa Lei isd #0. w. wr 10. NGTON muely furnished, owe oa eu te OF ‘atpaiutueats tewtcioms take Scot, retoreacen. ovo 2 (T-BEOOND FLO RF is ‘Space, vooeuried by ates & Go. = Mays! Wintel 3807 Neew. Boos six: AxD EN SUITE, -, terns to dene Sth et nwa wooation. ‘Or en multe: 16 ond 1318 1st. uw