Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1887, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THE EVENING STAR. WA alae GTON: OND. November 14, 1887, CROSBY 5. NOYES Editor. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent dona Ade daily circulation more than treble that of anv other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that «fall the other daily pupers here added together. . siete ‘The recent report of Capt. Symons suggests sev- eral respects in which the water-takers of the city, and the payers of water-main taxes bear exees- sive burdens, not too great absolutely, Dut tod great in comparison with those which fall upon citizens who patronize the public hydrants, or who own only unimproved property, of upon other tax- payers generally. Three-fourth of the people, taking the water in their houses, pay for the water used by the whole city. Further, these water. Tent payers and those people whose property Is assessed for Water mains, pay all the expenses of furnishing, erecting, and maintaining the fire hydrants for the protection of property trom fire. Again, there are a large number of buildings used by the District government for various purposes which aré supplied with water, and for which the water office receives no revenue, It ts proposed to throw a fair part of tbe burden upon those who use water from the public hydrants Dy collecting from $3 to $5 per year from all prem. tes Within 500 feet of a public hydrant, which are not supplied with water In the ordinary way. Or a an alternative, to meet the cost of the water supply out of the general revenues of the District. ‘The tendeney of public opinion is rather in the latter direction. The objections to meeting the ‘Water expenses from the general fund would come most strongly from the general government, Which would doubtless point to Its original ex- clusive outlay on the water works as reileving {t from the payment of a share of current expenses; and from the District outside of Washington, ‘which contributes to the general taxes, but 1s Denefited only indirectly and remotely by the elty’s water supply. The increase in the value of unimproved city property from the immediate of a bountiful water supply to be con ‘ventently utilized when desired justifies a charge against such property to aid a little in meeting ‘the expense of furnishing that supply. And if the general government will instst upon making the people of Washington buy a half interest in the aqueduct extension, the whole peopie and not aereiy the payers of water-rents and water main taxes should supply the funds to make .the pur- chase, a ‘The London riot coming on the same day with the demonstration In Chicago over the dead an- archists seems to emphasize the cause for alarm at the possible lengths to which the Iswiess elements of population tn large cities may go. ‘The London mob was not Mghting for the right to show sympathy with the American anarchista, "They wanted to test the right of the police au- thorities to keep them out of Trafalgar Square, ‘where they have been accustomed to hold their meetings and alr their hostility to the authorities, Considering the great masses of people engaged 1n ‘the scenes of violence, few were burt. Had such an outbreak taken place yesterday in Chicago the loss of life would have been something terrible. ‘The London policeman seems to be under ‘very positive Instructions to put down disorder ‘without using his revolver. Although the stronger force of the military had to be called upon, the police held thetr own with admirable courage and Patience. The fact that the criminal element always makes itself prominent in such outbreaks as it did in Londen ought to teach work- ingmen everywhere the folly of 1urnishing oppor- ‘tunity for looting and robbery. ‘The thieves, pro- fessional burglars and garroters like nothing bet- ver than @ riot, inthe path ot which they may follow and secure booty. London has serious rea- son to fear the work this element may do, for tn the outbreaks of February, 1886, and July, 1806, private houses, shops and stores were looted and ‘the region of Hyde Park, Pall Mall, St, Jamesstreet and Grosvenor Square were devastated by the ‘thieves that always avail themselves of the oppor- ‘vanities presented by these demonstrations, There ts cause for congratulation that no such terrible outbreaks as those of 86 and ‘86 in London have ovcurred in this country. At the same time there te question whether our American police might not take lessous in managing a mob from Sir Charles Warren’s force. ‘That it tshopeless for the laboring classes to expect vy violence to secure the remedies they demand would now seem to be demonstrated. ‘The London mob and the Chicago anarchists by thetr course have forfeited the aid ot many strong friends. The way to get better laws on the stat- ute books, if they are needed, is to obey those we already have, and urge by fair and peaceable means the adoption of those desired, ————————— ‘The probability that at this time the postal ser- ‘Vice of the country is ona paying and seif-sup- porting basis tells well for the methods of the Present Administration. Under Postmasier-Gen- eral Vilas’ business management the Post omice Department for the first time tn tts history has reached the point where outlays and Income about Dalance. The deficiencies, ranging from $8,000,000 ‘to $15,000,000, that have been a drain on the Treas- ry, are finally a thing of the past. The deficiency for the year ending June 30, 1886, was $6,100,000. ‘That last year was reduced to about $4,000,000. ‘The present fiscal year an equal reduction tn the deficiency 1s going on, so that on June 30, 1887, the deficiency for the year will be about $1,000,000. ‘The transportation of the business mail of 60,000 ‘oMice-holders throughout the country ts computed to cost not less than 2,000,000 yearly. Ib ghere- fore appears that the Department will actually be Tunning at a profit before the present year closes. Asan additional credit to be allowed, it must be Temembered that the newspaper mails, that con- stitute one-third of the matter transported, yield Dut one-fortieth of the revenues of the Depart- ment. All this, coupled with the fact that there are more postinasters, more postal routes, more postal employes in this country than in any land in the world, speaks volumes for the prosperity of America in business activity and in the eujoyment of the fullest opportunities for domestic and social improvement. ———— - = ——____ ‘The impending death of Emperor William and the Crown Prince and the uncertainty attending the fate of the Chicago anarchists affected the Stock and money market last week with @ feeling of uncertainty. Both events have ceased to pro- duce alarm. The conservative manner tn which the German and English press received the news that a change of rulers might be expected in Ger- ‘many brought about a reaction in the London and Berlin markets, and prices by Saturday recovered the status they had before the bad news came. ‘The universal confidence felt In Bismarck"s power- ful will and tne prospect that young Prince William would obey him, served to call a halt on all fears. There can be noconcealment of the fact ‘Wat the orderly execution of the anarchists has reinforced the faith of business men in the ability of our civil Institutions to Withstand the insidious assaults of that class of our population whose in- stinets are opposed to law and order. Had Gov. ‘Oglesby yielded to the entreaties for mercy public confidence would have been sorely shaken. The Indications potpt altogether to a healthy strength 4m the stock market, ‘THE WEATHER TO-MORROW. Fair weather followed by light rains, clesring during ‘Tuoeday. slightly warmer, light to fresh southerly shifting to westerly winds, A Src Notice. ‘MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN INTERESTED. The most expensive imported Underwear is to be offered st the Palais Royal to-morrow—at cost of im- Portation. The warm weather end the influx of boli- day toods are the two fesons, Whether justly or not we have the name for the finest Underwear and Hosi- ery in town. and, our goods being well-known to most of the Star readers, the new prices will be appreciated. ‘We are to make » beavy loss, but content ourself with the thought that we are wiser than they who'll be un- ble to offer you new woods next season because of the EMS ‘This season's popular shades, eueh aa Golden Brown, Tan, Gobelin Blue, Silver Gray, Red, etc., are shown in (NO SHIRTS LAMB'S WOOL SHIRTS AND Di CAMEL’S HAIR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Half Hose to match, and also at surprise prices. Cartwright & Warner's Underwear also at lower prices. (Pirst floor, near door of No. 1119 Penna. ave). DIES sahed| to the surprise peters for Sue ing Underwear. Colors such as Ma- “Green, Olives Envender, Cardinal, Black, ik. White, ete. | Shapes to stft hiyth-neck oF prices, we believe, the iowest ever quoted in Washing- (First floor)......Hand-knit Worsted, Satin ‘Melton Cloth, Moreen and CHILD'S Merino and Wool Underwear snd Hose and Hand- knit Worsted Goods, in all colors, at less than what the Drawers, Hoods, Shirts, Skirts, Sacques, Carrisge Robes, and Toboggan and Tam O'Shanter Caps. Bring the baby and the bigger children—if you have them— to-morrow to our Second floor, for we are also sell- ing Dresses, Coats, Capes, etc., at closing-out prices. metnta “3 ad ‘The Elevator will rau you to our Third floor in one minute. The entire floor over stores No. 1117-19 ‘Penna. ave. and. 401, 403, 403 and 407 12th street is devoted to Blankets. Fiannels, Housekeeping Goods, aud Upholstery. We're supplying the hotel-keepers and boarding-honse proprietors with Blankets. Should ‘wo if our prices were not lowext? Why should ex- travagant profite be asked for goods just because they're extra fine? Not seeing a fair reason, we make © moderate profit. Perhaps that’s why we've had some noted visitors to our Upholstery department last woek. Be es, AL. Fkae F £4 : (A. LISNER, Sole Propristor and Manager,) ult —«:1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ] ADIES: BEADED FRONTS. 67c., WORTH 62.50, LAZGS Becued Panel asta 28 wee _legee sant eee More Srecrasries. THIS IS THE SEASON FOR LIVERY OVERCOATS. BLUE AND GREEN ARE THE COLORS USUALLY USEDFOR THIS PURPOSE. WE HAVE THEM IN STOCK AND WARRANT THEM FAST COLORS. OTHER COLORS MADE TO ORDER. PEA JACKETS,OR AS THEY ARE CALLED BY ‘THE MANUFACTURERS, “JEEFERS,” ARE POPU- LAR FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES. WE CARRY A VARIETY OF STYLES AND GRADES OF THESE GARMENTS WITH VESTS TO MATCH. “NOVELTIES,” BY WHICH WE MEAN NEW AND “PRONOUNCED” STYLES AND PATTERNS IN BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS. THERE IS ALWAYS A DEMAND FOR THESE THINGS AND CUSTOMERS WHO APPRECIATE THE NEWEST STYLE MAY BE SURE OF FINDING THEM ATOUR STORE FULL DRESS COATS IN VARIOUS GRADES. PROBABLY NOONEIN THE CITY HANDLES 80 MANY FINEGOODS IN THIS LINE AS WE DO. OURCOATS ARE CUT AND TRIMMED SAME AS FINE CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS. OUR BEST ONES ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED GOODS AND ARE AS HANDSOME AS IF MADE TO ORDER. FULL DRESS VESTS, PLAIN BLACK CLOTH, PLAIN WHITE AND EMBROIDERED. FINE SILK-LINED OVERCOATS. WE MAKE THESE GOODS TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE VERY BEST CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS, AT LIT- TLE MORE THAN HALF THE COST. WE GUAR- ANTEE MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP. THE LININGS ARE SO PUT IN AS TO ENABLE THE BACK TO BE SEEN AND SHOW FOR ITSELF THAT ITISPURESILK, $50 BUYS A COAT OF SAME GOuDs ALL THROUGH AS THE MERCHANT TAILORS CHARGE 880 TO 990 FOR. LARGE LINE OF MEDIUM WEIGHT OVER- coaTs. & B BARNUM & Co, 931 PENN. AVENUE. ALL-WOOL JACKETS, FROM All-Wool Cloth News nit Lass prots, ‘he: ‘akhan trimmed, 83: maa 745 and 747 She ae, —— ‘There was no Cwsar among the hanged an- Ww arehisis, and the would-be Mare Antony among Szcox> Wazx ‘tuelr funeral orators ts a feebie and ineffective im- or Mation. The workingmen of this country are not 4n that hopelessly downtrodden condition in which Wrongscan be righted only by dynamite. The foretgners who have blindly imputed to our gov- ernment the European tyranny and oppressive- ness from which they have fied, and instead of settling down peaceably to enjoy the improved conditions in America bave contigued to make Dombs for imaginary despots, incurred only de Served ridicule until they turned the farce into a tragedy by committing murder. The American Workingtaan suffers no wrong which cannot be Felieved by peaceable means If weapons are needed, ballots are more effective than bombs. ‘The poles are not more widely separated than the American Workingman and the anarchist and murderer. The latter cannot figure as martyr in vehalf of the former. Nor does any vast evil exist im this country, taking the place of slavery for instance, the Opposition to which can draw new strength from indignation at the shedding of aa archist biood. ea It 1s as unfortupate for Charleston and the ‘South as Ex-Minister Jackson's recent tool speech ‘Wat Dr. Bacon should be formally ousted from his pastorate im that city for uttering obnoxious Views with regard to the coeducation of black and ‘white children. It ts unfortunate not because Dr. Bacon can be said to be void of error, but because the encouraging sign of the disappearance of sec- ‘onal prejudice which was given by the call of a northern clergyman to a southern pulpit, not- CLOSING-OUT SALE ar Oak BALL, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, Sou Rora, Banoarea A SPROLAL PURCHASE OF THARE LOTS OF LADIR® SHORS, MADE UNDER OXE OF THOSE PARTICULARLY FAVORABLE CiR- CUMBTANCRS THAT ONLY OCCUR WHEN SPOT CASH 18 THE MANUFACTURER'S DESIDERATUM, ENABLES US TO OFFER TO-DAY SOME ROYAL BARGAINS IN La- DIRS FOOTWEAR. LOT 1—Two hundred and eighty pairs of Ladies’ Cu- winco Kid Button Boots, common sense and ‘opere styles, all widths and sises; will weer DRIVES FOR TO- MiG eal oe seine ites here tae eee ere citi ‘well, will fit well; well made sha handsome mae 210 conte e; Fea lot of adi ane 'DKERCHII boots; never before offered for less than 63 pentaiche, colored bore per pelt; tte pice while they last, @1.08. Pe oe aes LOT 2.~Two handred atid ton pairs Ladiee’ Pebble Gost Button Boots, extension soles, all widths and sises, slegantiy made, and abeo- pe ——— lately perfect fitting: never befor’ sold for | Ysiud—and sold low becsuse we choove ts ds po. ees thea £3.50 per pair; take your choloe gouea, Gatton’ foun, Wale pe now for $2.35. LOT 3.~Two hundred pairs of Ladies’ Fine Dongols ‘Kid Button Boots STRICTLY HAND MADE, common sense and opera styles, all widths and sizes; ORDINARILY $4.50 » pair would ‘be considered very low, but while this tot Inate youcan have your choice for 83.67 » pair, IN ALL TRUTH AND CANDOR WE SAY THAT WE WERE MOST AGREEABLY 8UR- PRISED WHEN WE SAW THE RICH RE- SULTS OF OUR SHOEMAN'S NORTHERN ‘TRIP, AS WE BOUGHT THEM 80 SHALL WE SELL THEM—ROYAL BARGAINS. SAKS & COMPANY, nl¢ SEVENTH AND MABKET SPACE. Axormn Ire FOR YOU TO TALK ABOUT. A $20 Overcoat for 914. ‘A 816 Overcoat for $12. ‘A €12 Overcoat for #8. A 88 Overcoat for $6. ‘A 825 Corkscrew Suit for ¢20, A 818 All-woo! Suit, either Cutaway or Sack, for 813. 4 $20 Prince Albert Suit for $15, and all otper grades ‘at proportionate low prices. For Boys from 13 to 18 years old, Overcosts at $4.50, 85.50, 86.50, up to #15. Suit trom $5 to 815, which we guarantee to be worth from 25 to 40 per cent more than we are asking for them. Children's Suits, €2.50, $3, 4, up to 10. Overcoats at $2.50, $3, 03.50, and 84, up to 68. Give us call and be convinced. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, nl¢ NVHEY MUST GO AT @1 PER PAIR, WE HAVE A few 10-4 Waite Woo Blaukets, ighth aciled nie-gte 745 and 747 Sthet'ae, Exause Aer Gutzes. BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. “THE BRIDAL EVE.” Meissonier's “SERGEANT’S PORTRAIT,” “BELATED TRAVELERS,” by Lander, “WAYSIDE FLOWERS," Thumann’s “FATES,” “CHARITY,” L. Knaus, Apait of fine heads by Max, “MIGNON and “A MAGDALEN," Corot’s “DANCE OF THE NYMPHS,” “MOONRISE,” by L. Kratke, and many others, for HOME DECORATIONS, BRIDAL GIFTS, ko. Also, NEW PAINTINGS, MIRRORS of all kinds and new designs, ‘Most tasteful PICTURE FRAMES, CARD AND CABINET FRAMES, &c. All the “RODGERS' GROUPS,” &c. EARLE & SONS, sete JAS. 8. 27-m,w,8,3m 8853 E wot be Saas £4 SI 8 SLAUGHTER BEHREND'S, Balt ‘908 Seventh at. n.w. ‘cnipind a irae i NIAR CHE 316-818 77H ST H.W. Fre Dasss Tanoanos. SPECIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. HERE WILL BE FOUND ALL HE LATEST AND ‘MOBT APPROVED STYLES. MANY OF THEM CONFINED TO OUR HOUSE. CUT AND PRESSKD JETS IN GREAT VARIETY. ELEGANT PANBLS AND SETS TO MATCH. CUT STEEL TRIMMINGS. NEW DESIGNS. FANCY GALOONS AND PASSAMENTERIES KOT TO BE EQUALED IN ANY HOUSE "SOUTH OF NEW YORK. SHAPED BRAIDS BY THE YARD AND PANELS TO MATOH, ‘THIS STOOK 18 REPLETE WITH ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIFS, ELEGANT GOODS AT MODERATE PBICES. AN IX- SPECTION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. EB G. DAVIS, ‘TIO Market Space, Cor. 8th at. Usarenoscue AND DRAPPROACHABLE Coanterpanon gos pp oearen ta versan iow vf 0 ani pulrand Comfoctables 75 cents, TA cente, Pequot 10-4 Bleached sched Sheeting 38 on = it Towels for 1! Ladies, Clothe 73 cents. 4-4 Cashineres 33 cen sents dius 50" cesta, 6- Velveteen 3° cents, Bilk Velve amanh as low an 1D cent A 6B-in, Danas n12-6t nd $1 yard \d.up. 4-button Corner 7th and Gata, | fecentiy 73 cen:s now 80 ceute, DHEAD £'CO-s, BOT E et (Maronic Temple.) Rea Ison Ssawes. n12-3t ‘We bave in stock a lotof REAL INDIA SHAWLS, which are very reasonable in price. ‘Aa these goods are very desirable and last s life time we offer an opportunity to secure a REAL INDIA SHAWL at a very low price. An inspection is solicited. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ONE PRICE. Avania ONE Pa 919 Pennsy! ave, New Pivsazs Ano Venvers. SEATON PERRY. Guccesor to Penny & BuorsEn,) NEW BLACK SILK CLOAKING PLUSHES, 24 PARAL BIER SOREENG Fi vsues trom #2 10 #12 ANT STOCK OF SILK PLI the Pallcolors, which ae in great vane foe Sunseg with HENRIETTAS CAMELS HAIKS AND a $125, 87 and STEIPED AND PLAID VELVETS AND ee trimming and garniture, from $1.25 Toploper’ few AND COLORED GERMAN SILK VELVETS fron kick LYONS PURI ELVETS. from 20 to 28 inches wide, in Black and twenty-five new colors, rang- AGAISE AND PLUSH COM- BINATION & VANELS WITH SASH tS TO MATOS: NOVELTIES IN’ BEADED AND POMPADOI VELVET DRESS FRONTS. MELETE | STOCK, LYON! QMISE, BENGALINES, 8U UHOeGHALNS, RHADAMES AND oe at west SUEDE, at gine n Caamels Hate Pande ware ee Mi LES AND BROADCLOTHS in all the new colors Flip ‘Bu fool (= ks 60c., =i AB AND COSTUME Oi 3 , HEN- paieineh Al-Wool Senge, new shades, were 50c, now | NNEVE wat, RAC AND. aE aboEE Lee i, JACKETS, estas apletelie of Black and Colored Coshinesos, BS; seers Pe a M CLOTH JACKETS, SPECIAL IN SILKS (Curing Slaughter Sale) serie FIGUHES AND LES. Qur $1.25 Bleck Satin a now Oe. SEATON ee 32 Black Sule Siotre now 8 Perry Building, ate Aine 18 et Slaughter Sale), Siyogll neato oe Soe Foster's Paten! Kid Gloves at 73c.; Kid Gloves st 73c.:_slea about of ee Let Pare ec iO pau oe a Thee a <a 8G a CE CURTAINS, T! 10) Ex NS, THREE Sia ae 480. 3! 745 and 747 8th st.ae. Me J. P. Pisum 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER, ‘Will show, the COMING WEEK, ‘THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GOLD, SILVER, AND STEEL BONNETS, Intended for Receptions. LONDON ROUND HATS AND TOQUES FOR ‘TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. ELEGANT MOURNING A SPECIALTY. All of the most approved form andetyle 022- tbc. Complete stock Colored Border |» sssn14ehed 1840. Pennsylvania ave. cor. Oth st, nots, Underwear, &c.,| Jouxsos, Granner ex & Co. BARGAINS IN BLANKETS, ‘We would call the attention of purchasers to our Stock of BLANKETS. Below we quote the prices of some of our SPECIAL BARGAINS: 10-4 White Blankets, @1, €1.25, 81.50. 10-4 White Wool Blankets, $2, 83, 84. 10-4 ATL Weel Blanks, $5. 11-4 White Wool Blankets, fine quality, $6, $7. 12-4 California Blankets, $8, $10. ‘All- Wool Red Blankets, $4.50, 85, 96. Heavy Gray Blankets, 81. $1.25, $1.50. BED COMFORTS, LARGE SIZE, $1, $1.25. Asplendid hne of Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS, 12%, 15, 25. 37. 500. ‘Medicated Flannels, all-wool 25, 30, 37%4¢. Heavy Canton Flannels, 8, 10, 1234. (Cassimeres, for Men and Boys’ Wear, 25, 3734, 500. Ladies’ Merino Underwear, 50, 75, 81. Gentlemen's Merino Underwear, 50, 75, 1. + Children's Ribbed Hose, full regular made, 150. Alot Ladies’ Plain and Striped Hose, regular made, 18. ‘A Fall Stock of Domestics at Low Figures, English Walking Coats and Newmarkets leas than Cost CARPETS AND OI-CLOTHS. FLOOR DRUGGETS, ART SQUARES, AND BUGS. JOHNSON, GARNER & 696 Pennaylvania avenue south cide ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS Offer Special Inducements in Fine ASTRAKHANS, MELTONS aud OTTOMAN CLOTHS for CLOAK- INGS, in all colore, ‘Largest Variety of Choice DRESS GOODS inall the new shades. ‘MOIRE SILKS, FAILLE FRANCAIS and Fancy MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS. New Evening GAUZES and LLLUSIONS. SILK HOSIERY snd UNDERWEAR. Great Reduction i DRESS GOODS. We have marked mane roe ESE SCARFS. me 906 Penuapivanie tre Fos #1350 Axp 418.00 BY A VERY ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASE WE ABE ABLE TO OFFER YOU 4 GOOD RERSEY OVERCOAT (JUST THE THING FOR THIS SEASON) AT 913.50, WITH SILK FACING €15.00. THIS COAT HAS THE AP B: Bu “Dave Ix Duzss Gove ‘We chall place ou sale in our Dress Good: De- tines fone It hes been our custom every yearat this time to inaugurate a Grand Special Sale cf Teble Linens, ea so many house-wives Mike to set of their Thankagiving Day dinner with au entirely new outfit of Table Linen. Our ! i i j ii fi i & 1 i i (Dh i 58-1 CREAM GERMAN LINEN DAMASKS, ONLY 360. PER ¥D. 60-INCH CREAM GERMAN LINEN DAMASKS, ONLY 420. PER YD. 60-INCH, EXTRA, CREAM GERMAN LINEN TABLE DAMAGES, ONLY 45 AND 460. PER YD. 50, 624, AND G80. PER YD. 64 and 67-inch, at 75c. ; 68-inch at 8740. per yd SPECIAL. —50 pieces 74-inch Cream German ‘Linen Table Damasks, excelent heavy quality, ‘thirteen choice patterns. Usually sold at $1.50. ‘Only 81 per yd. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS, Best German Linens, soft-water bleached, ex- cellent qualities, most desirable patterns, aud the best values yet offered.” 54-inch... “ choice patterns, fast colors. Only 50c. per yd. 60-inch Cardinal Table Damaske,with white border, excellent quality. Only 7c. per yd. 72-inch German Binen Red Table Damasks, extra heavy quality. Only $1 per yd. 46-inch Fine Toilanette Table Damasks, vari- ety of fancy mixed colors, Only $1.15 per 7. ‘7@-inch Pink German Linen Table Damaska, very choice, exquisite denigns, usually sold st 81.50, only 61.25 per L. DOYLIES AND NAPKINS. 100 DOZ, PLAID LINEN DOYLIES ONLY 500. FER DOZEN. 100 Doz. 6-8-BLEACHED GERMAN DAMASK NAPKINS. ‘ONLY 90c. PER DOZEN. 1.000 Doz. 5-8:Blosched German Linen Damask Table ivedge, fu ins, full sel xtra-fine qualities, ‘variety of choice patterns, inany of them siching the Fable Datnanke Iti dost eNO LOO, BLU 82 30 hap oe camsigt German Zsnea Bass. Tap 2 Repiaee, Tall selypdne, oesleabie. lient values, 3.50 and Geena “eas ioe ite cred Gera inen Table ‘superfine es, pains be Dasnsake in design, and ‘are ua ES -Cream German Linen Damask ‘rable Naphi edie, choice patt: rns, eect erearenpoee okuy $2.00 PER DOZ. meng ana ‘unedt Elegant line of: iT ofa dete Sideboard cies Each and overytinni offered at the, moat reasonable prices ocusistent with first-class jualities, ‘ (Becond Floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. nw. Mews Sxoxma Jacxers. Last season we were unable to supply the de- mand for Japanese Silk Smoking Jackets, espe- cially so in the medium sizes, which were sold almost before the holiday rush began. ‘The assortment is now complete in both va- riety and sizes, while the prices are somewhat Jower than last season. Prices beg.n at 8. We suggest that you select now, and have us lay them aside, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F Sta. N. W. “Jos Lor Raw Sux | TABLE COVERS. A purchase enables us to quote the following excesdingly low prices on Raw Bilk, Knotted-fringed Table Covers: 200 aix-quarter Raw Silk Table Covers, only 81.25 each. 100 eight-quarter Raw Silk Table Covers, only 82.25 oneb. 100 ten-quarter Raw Silk Table Covers, only ‘B3each. 50 twelve-quarter Raw Silk Table Covers (Piano Cover size), only 84 each. ‘@ourth floor). WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F Sta. N. W. Bris Basoams Tx Ververs WE OFFER 16 PIECES BLACK BROCADED VELVETS Ins dozen of the handsomest patterns yet shown in this ich fabric. p ipa eee Oe i a ahead a Dereaiesony eratniers eee eters ‘to 68c, wwe argaletriouar ‘excelient values in Velvet tne at = WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sta. n.w. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor, 11th snd F sta, aw. : —t ia oe iv Sn poss UNG TWO FIRST-OLABS BUSUELMEN at Witkaagranie se ANTEU—A WA! D i WRENS SPSS LAT Cae, Mas Meer. a ‘WEEE So ap ae site ‘must si ae 8 edisrore: win care of rooma. a aera Bese. “a3 ete i et AGEN ion Fes eyes ~ ¢ men, drivers, ium ber- TCHEN, nel aud ‘Wages; 449 G st. opposite Pou Pm. nld-2t* NA PATENT ATTORNEY'S fice: state residence, experience if ‘and os in applicant's handwriting. ‘iidnem 212, Star WASTED — GENTLEMAN FOR PERMANENT Botta from 0 to’ clock dally: $22 woskly: creased if found, competent: Paar Site "Gail Oto id Sobek. eT Paeneree ns ONCE, AN ADVERTISING as: itor for teu ‘work; must be Well acquainted porary wor Star Uflice wee 3.0, % - ANTED— AT 2028 | ‘ate oni FInsT. aan wash: r, ‘Oali'betore m., or afver ANTE! K D MAN GIRL TO Ws D AMERICAN OB GERWAS,GIBI. TO | “3 meen ar eae “8 Ware. MEX 4 AND WOMEN, WHITE A ‘AND maids, Isudrenves,, waiters, ‘and others: Cw jite cook. weautraa AGENCY, 630-032 Fath. w. y AXED WOME ‘COOKS, $10 TO #40: Mi Butlers, 3, co Seamstress, Laud men, Sa ‘oud Boys; Man and Wife for farm; all Slepaee: at DICK aeency, 019 finer aw. 2 ANTED_POR THE UNITED STATES MARINE ‘Corps—Boy’s to learn Munic, must be from 1 10 years of age, 4 feet 10 iuchey iu height; well de iol ht Bert set crtecites ober eh rae seh sbaiihe abaeenr weticce sen Wikis SSS ‘G SALES- lady in» a, and i genet — one Pe, oat soe experionce in fancy work preferred. ADMy" Son oibst nw. a MENT OF EVERY DESCKIP- tion ean be found a SOUEH WABHIRGTON LABOR, BUREAU, _Bil-Im h at. aw, ANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- ali} suet, conducted by ladies, Men and women, white ‘of domestic labor, for. Wi ANTED—WHITE GIRL ‘and laupdress. Feq 5a P w. 29-6 VANTED— 4 GOOD SOLO BARITONE FOR W Ejyiacopal choir service. Address Box 9, = trict 10w* T-CLASS COOK yuared. 175 WASTED STUDENTS To LEAUN DikESS-COT the Moody Perfect Tailor Square, can 1a reas while learning; cuttin, Bitinwald dresecs nade Tith st. nw. below F 7 ATED EN WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS. ALL nase of working ‘o engage in a bust prortign of ‘which cat be done ‘in ‘> emall room af it ine or evening.” No picture Dante stupie asd sony? ° rated i te cy Ora couuitey village. Auy person making fess tan #2 per week sliould seud 1c. for full directions how to jplee and an euvelupe contain Heke bsty Betnees say RE oft sore of 0 ANTED-AN HONEST YOU! LOCA: ted outside leading cities, to represent, i bis Own State, ap old rin: salary @.0 fer mugnth: references MANUFACTURER, Lock! 5, Ne dodL AMTED — LADtES ARE OFFERED PLAGI Becdlework at their own homes (town of country) by a wboleaale house. Provtable, ceuuine, Goud pay bo made. kverything {aruishd, Particu.are Fee, “Artistic Neediewotk Co., 135 Sth st. N-V-City. teruational ‘Tailor System? with any inch-rule oF ‘measure scientific tailors and emineut Paris, Berlin and “London makers cut. cut, Basted, ‘of, made, “Conservatory of | ington, D.C. a8. ANTED-HELP TO DISTRIBUTE AND COL ancpregct: $210 10 $20 Per week and expenses: payment ity. Nice, xenteel employment for ea men, No painting, receipt, or bum: ‘Write at once, aud cuvelope to EMPIRE Urry ac 7 ‘ANTED—AGENTS I cooNTY INTHE 7,8. 879 per month and expenses. Samples and outfit free. elie, wath stamps, ALLWOKIH MAN- UFACTURING CJ. Rutherford, N. 33m WANTED- -MISCELLA NEOUS ‘ANTED—PARLOR FURNITURE REUPHOLS- Wire Matiressee made ster in firet—clane style. Work done st residence. Ft ith and F sta. ne, ANTED A RESPONSIBLE, PARTY. WISHES TO Prepwiste cae wel located WELL LOCAT! r “oflice. it Warren car }ENTLEMEN’S, AND CHIL- dren's clothes to repair. Address WEBB, star miZae SE AERD-aTATT PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE, correct ‘aiscuetn ‘and electric plied accord- Speiy: works marvelous cures in acute and chronic — ————a John AB A. Buff, Samuel Norment, Homie DrANNM a, SOMNSON, Amistsnt ato WANTED THOSE WHO gnome We HAE, THs cane, OF | Se me HO HAVE TEE CA ta.atfend or eunth coupes of free Lectaree v0 Mot o'clock, at ‘Kindergarten: eS eran Nemes ag WeeaapaTeclows ew ds ar ward Se WATE iE CARE OF “AN INVALID. IN- children, at it country home six wiles trom clty: beet referenoes. Address 1. M PAYNE, 435 K st. 2.w. 133° bTLES ON CAPITOL MILL HAV- for ‘houses, f fornia, would Stapreus, Star office. Werte tating GENTLEMAN OWNING. A ES. Sie ie eerie Tihs edi Gaara TAAL SESt Wantep aie) ene SRE address uanid™ ‘NOVEMBER 14, 1887—SIX PAGES. Siten sare. Wak SEE gh, RESPECTABLE se eh rustion ae nurse of cnt SERIA RNETT y, Wednesday and Friday. WANs A FRENCH YOUNG LADY. A Po- sition se ororness for clalaren above four Fears: | Apply A.M, 1606 K st ahs st ; | Sipe at O00 Tat nrwctrm Dems oS b * Situatio 0 cook fooke | WWANTED children - or ISIAN, Star ean Cut aad Bt private tar OMce, ‘English, in ehoes. "Address GAG ret ‘Address Box 141 Star office. situation as conehman in a pri ences given. Address 1 WASTED BY a CoroneD GIRL As chasnbermiaid ak nurse oF WARTPD BY 4 COLoK! firet-claas private fami) sist in chamber work; best OF address 1910 L st. aw. GIRL A to do: reference tio: “one a8 cook and place Re iat cook, i ® private FAMIL WASTED BY A RESPECTABLE Gr asituation todo general housework. at 30 Bat. ne. WW ASTED-ASITOATION AS SEAMS for two days, #16 Massac von as ebamnbermand, Si Win iheamtery business would awholosale grocery or cominienion from last employer. Adress AB. ED—BY A YOUNG IRISH ORDERS FOR WHITE and women--100 cooks, 1 Err, 50 housomen, 50 waiters, gompanions, Bouse: | Hat Wntes- POSITIONS FOR WOMEN stress, Inundress, Cow bine, waters DICKS maids, nurses: waiteross, White, colored and Japanese; butl ged house boya: city references; c WANIED-A FRENCHMAN Wi Class situation as Butier in fy: ‘best references. Address Star offer. 'KENCI A YOUNG MAN—GooD vosition, AN EXi tion as lady's maid ua Rood referencen, Address GERMAN, Stat we D—A FIRST-CLASS @DKE fostey. ti tama ice of drevemabing: * Gall or om | D—KNOWN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS | n be had at South Washington Labor Bareeu, 430 7th tow = b—A HIGHLY UWDUCATED | YOUNG ow iy and rays, tent ne ertone dar ee wi 5s at mow. “ise WANTEDA DRUG CLERK OF THREE AND & years experience is desirous of Position in a teateise dracet Box 110, Star utc WANTED BY ASINGLEGENTLEM comforts of a home tay : fe Patent 0 be had y ANTE Roous. — FURNISHED AND UN: Persons having Rooms to ¥ money by seeing us. We receive constant calls from parties wanting oot ROUM RENTING AC 12 9th st. now. W ons or tro Hoon with B ards forred: state terms and full particu 29, Star office. W ‘iessant toomn, with wood Board, x in soviable, refined family, possessing ‘be 4nd piano, for $C per mouth. Addre DENT, St b) northwest section Btar office, _WANTED— HOUSES. WV ANTED—T0 PURCHASE FOR CAMB A RESI- de: ‘the city, K st. ere ia the orthwent wetion of oF Massachusetts ave. preferred: price 000. Address, giving full particulars, Y ‘<Sutaining eit or more roome, L 4Ui stand north of @ st Price wot to excved 86-000 Address Box 138, Star office, WASTE! Wie feet (f Ground on Columbia Hi fcce in-casli.” Address Box 7, Bear office. ANTED—TO EXCHANGE FOR V ‘Connecticut ave., 24x124 to wide alley. 5, Star offic W AS2ED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE ‘Western part of city; good meth with “all modern improvements: "must ot Sacre Beech OM re: will exchange a 0 Boastatn baltiore input. payment; bal, fS {vit ‘Rall particulars, BAI ments. Address, xiving RiOite, Star ome 83,500, and one 1 Borihwest for HENSEY, y and. Lote for cash purchasers. Any propeccy laced with us i te idorally relat ot | | Ticier, "Hou collected, "Estate Stee HOLLAND & Jeli COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE— ‘A Begutsful Home of 10 acres at 3S piles from city {provements cost be bought for &: FORE Aci 0 net mre mono | © f sprine, and fruit: 7 miles from c ty cubilia sp ats {comm Aqueduct Brice, ‘utsuidine frat from i VELVE ACKES, 2 9 rocm Frasne Home, ving) 4500. SUWENTY ACHES, adjoining mu T re aah on wd of ‘Mt. Vernon ave. finest possible view: boss ari NDRED ACRES, adjoining Mt, Vernon, two lange orc! 13-room Lara, and all oudbaildinee, ia “ONE HUNDRED AND tiles rom Hy 830 per acre Milestrom cy ots 6h FIGHTEEN ACRE: rom rou Dept Stasou. on Met. Br. I anion frome “ oa A Ss mace ACRES, 12 miles from city ‘ville aS Windham Station, of 6 rvoms, beat out build- S| Eee % yee jE Wy ANTED_QUIET FAMILY (MAN juniny November 2. jouse not mure than * TIONS Wirt TEAS IE 10% | rom Mem Wai oa timer OFLA COOMBS Ou0 Pat ee. Nido Se good reigrencen, APOIY “flowand ave Anacostia, 2. C. ANTED_BYA MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN, or co cenerai housework Best of reference given. Call 20r two BY A PARISIAN PERSON A SITUA- Sg seta nites altiee TAS ANTED—A 8 SS WSSE RA STOATION By Piitsr-cha WANTEDSA | SITUATION | BY FIRAT-CL ASS man cook in private of Dustuess house; cod city, A RELIABLE COLORED MAN A 1¢ family: beat of ‘20th st nw. would ‘Washing and ironing, Apply at 2118 H at nw. J ANTED—BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, SITUA- W the other tx chniber- Feferemoe if Te- BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL ‘Address Years’ experience, a Situation as clerk in Best of references given. Call or write 10 governess or chambermaid aud seam | waitrons, ha | withehildrem: teferetices. Aibireas Box 73, ANTED=A YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE clans private fam- ve-writer; competent to take bu-iness -baud, RIENCED YOUNG GER jorwtands roughly aud good German teacher, rR} an cut at, and all other address 1110 19th ‘Best relerences given. Address WANTED--ROOMS. su and Board with a private family. ~ Hocated within six ice. Address D. B., Star office. ED—BY ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE, ivate family ANTED—A GENTLEMAN AND SISTER WISH \ ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN TWO Furnished Rooms, single or communicating, in stating terms, Mi TO PURCHASE -A BRICK MOUSE, Property in the nortawest, a valuable Lot on FANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES 3. F st AWoining Sun Building rat-class condition ; 80 cor, RED ina Brae Biest” B14-3t" TATION air Be PLACE IN and ae even. Cal ae RMAN, gud a ‘TRESS AND ‘nune: ale 1 AND COL 100 maids, 50 | nize COOKS, OPERATOR ta nie ai und: ‘ofloe 12 SSMAKEI ‘whi-ge \NA FRONT ne ‘KNISHED rent can sive CY, ” ‘Address rout lecation, nine ComtRts cas KEFINE- nlz- Bot 0 exceed Bor L wis-ste IMPROVED “Address Box IN NOKTH: nt aly. Va. House, ‘and ieuced. aa FIVE- ons, weven:FooK om de” | ge AND WIFE only): winh to remt for two oF ove months, be- attract! Foto w. 12-3" pst Hie" Attn, bp, Roveubor Bak | POE BEST AT 1906 Ts | mouth. FOR RENT—ROOMS. LY FURNISHED ROOMS Peet greg S7a OF Tais Wont Frans, wehako suite of Tom, perio net _ Wethrowm and coset on enue Boor ANTEKED Com: path im sane f M0 por mienth. 51 ket Pat {OR RENT. THREE ng Rooms, seco! table tor howseh coping, Ra ea ESE foe unfuryce PR second | Sotetsssie™ sor tt +) “aise POR REN T—195; =.3 W. PLEASANT scu'e of furnished Rogues, with eouibern exnownre: Shee oe ee. Tota aud Wilterds otele FOR RENT ENTIRE KROOND FLOOK Lanes ished. > ye sara Jj0R RENT—1315 wai ware rooms, Clamota and ale tammy. JOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOM ON HOOND floor. house tas all mcd x for ences exchanged. 4: JOR RENT_FURNISNED aN UNFURNISHED Toute, also good tabie board oe SOR Take te JOR RENT--A DESIRABLE TEXA a Rootns, two beeutifat ion yt | sown for bumginm, frub guna apron BEM SEER eceon aed wollerate wat ‘ad errs “tice ae JOR RENT 712 wat FL 00) Turnished of unttrmsied citatic too kos oe jhe hall's block fron Jt RENT—A SPECIAL BARGAIN Fins ees goricr apt teitwon ba SD and attention: nicely (uruisbed snd very cheap SiS. Osta w. opponite Ryans sburck Bist JOK RENT — FURNISHED ROOM — sPoOND floor. «a abd bath a\jo!bine sino an unfurnished ron, #0 OK RENT—TWO BOOMS, FURNES! furnished, second deat aud ga BOO 10 JOK KENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE, TWO FURNISHED sore asus teceonmanicating peter one of tna Hof a doule house. ‘mod. con Yurusce ro d; gentlemen preterred: teferenr-s tee OPPOSITE FRANK OR 80004 Boot, Lin Fark. plessant Furnished Re With folding’ bed and dressing room. Keterences quired. i Deh GE UNFURNISRED Rooms dow 24 floor, floor, vewly papered.for itght housrkeeping, rent reasouabie modern Unproveru. tte 800 40h st mw. i” Fy JB RENT OTO, SUITABLE PARTY, AX HL Ei pees forpiehed Third Floor (theve” row TOM). Celerer ih Owe. revereaces rey ain, 1734 Bat iw. betwoen 4and 5 p.m. ule JOR RENT—39 C ST. NF, NEAR CAPii Tait square from Feat, care-Turminted or antare Binbed roous euitabie for bonsekeeptog, if deaired: terms reasouable to a good Whaat 1 Bee RENT. AND Uite7 F AT NW HAND: nowely furnished room, sulsahie for mansber of : eo aenatl ulyor OK RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Pau iors, ingle; alee plewaant ball roots, wattanio ! 11th et.» (oon exchan OH RENT—I8T FLOOR AND PART OF 2D OF 1397 M tn w.; lalliard-rooim in vate table if desired elegantly furmimbs ta ‘and location of the best, nivale family. ald JOR RENT 416 OTH 4T.N.W-. LARGE RECOXD. story front with 1 n rand ck parlor, fireBioor, MC: alae other Toomm, house newly papered anc painted, wee fur Sure aud carpets. board if desired JOR RENT -040 yunicating Too lege ST. NOW. TWOLARGE GoM: second floor, Caverer couven- jet: references exchanged nieve JOR RENT_ DESIRABLE ROOMS IN Lo- calities, with and without board. F newer free of chanceat KOOM KENTING AGENCY ip creat latins Jibrary, 1749 Peuma. ave. MES, LOCI L. HUNTER. Fok, BERT 20 GRAS PLACE “TWO Lanak Jor rvowis, tar auturi inlets singe OF en suite, with ‘Antclans vom, sess 20k RENT—“IN MODERN WoUsk IN NoRTuL ‘wont, handsorel, rT 004 29D STARET BORTUWest, oF Ob Ist fluor, turnixhed or jor ab office; 1724 H STREET NORTHWEST. & biorly furnished 3Sd-story Yack Foun! for tan: also two parlor suites On st or 2d fours, somely furnished FOe RENT THREE FURS SHED comme Ni cating rooms floor. odern conVensences; with or witle out na private family. 1904 Ket. 0. : JOR RENT—TWO HANDSUMELY FURNISHED Hrivtuin rentionen proterred. private tunis. 1-0 Guar sirwct sew. B13 JOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, ‘with rood board, private fainuy. mo.chudren. new house. uver 14th-at. care wud Loth-st herdicn, refer qaoeseachaneed. slog et. eid-iv ‘water, referancen gi r= quired. 1112 13tu st. nw. nla JOR RENT — UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with beat auduas, @6. 1103 Mthetn,w. lls Jok RENT 1133 13TH ST, CORNIER MX. Ww; House cha: ads fiom Sew Rew York offers | a tow multen of “wandeomely’ fast if desired; herdice pase reas VERMONT AVENUE, Siar of JOR REN1—ELEGANT, SECOND-FLOOK and back Parlor, with foldiny-joors, unfurnishind; ino, fine eutte of furnt bed “Ho se southern exposure, couventent Peumon Office, Post Office, atrl Bat Gren, 443 Massachusetts ave. n. jOR “RENT — ROOMS — NEATLY FURNISHED From cn second door. wuitatie fu “ FOE, PENT GS NIGELY_FULNISHED | FRO! Room, with Board, every conve moderate. “Hefereuce ‘exchanged 1308 New i weet NT—1907 K ST, FRANKLIN SovARE {three nicely -furnisbed com exposure. prs very reasonable Fate. Pi $16 Cat. naw, JOR RENT—“LA’ double bed. 1 FS per mouth Fark ROOM, FRONT ie-SizeY HAL TOK RENT —HANDROMELY, FURNISHED Kooms, with of without board. table apd ou firet Class in every particular. | Cs eteveth Farragut aud Lafayette Squa Fe ero F three front roo apect: stable, if wanted; references nw. JOR RENT—VERY PLEASANT FRONT BOOM, suitable Lor ove oF two geutlewen. Lo parmane fenant rent very reasonable. M st, bet, fl Box 134, star office neat JOR KENI—HANDSOME APARTMENTS, FILST apd secoud floors: open fires, gid ineals served rie Netely if drained: thiclly private faaily, Address bow 143, Star office, nda FORREST TUENISHED QE LARGE FRONT oot, second story, with digbv® aid bey wand ud one Hoon, third story. berics ban family. Keferences exchanged I very desirabe ab ever 1320 “wn ~ nlz-im JOR KENT PUNISHED, BEAUTIFUL PARLORS en suite, im private famsiy. bay-windows and op erates in every roow corner house. uew, sat Teferences reyuired. 1101 K st aw. Fo KENT—HANDSOMPLY-FORNISMED PAR. lore at eg-rouny on st for ain: cog “Sd floor, at ‘s very moderate rate. S1ia Pout, aver Fae a LARGE WELL acu ED ShO- ‘ond-story frou. roum, with beth and every co ¢ private family; also «hail room adjoining, t RENT—TWO VERY PLEANANT 44D NicI Fee reeves eT ‘eee ores BRENT Ww kK LADY HAS AN ELE a Ae Boe ban surte on arco — Setelons, nee ea Fetes sn Sai a het ee ee Set omee, 0: ‘ator, tor. we,