Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1887, Page 2

‘ \aE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON November 15, 1957. ¥. that of any ether daily paper published in ‘Whehingtes, and much greater than that fall the other daily papers bere added > tegether. = ‘The ot Poors onc thadapnen serra ar or te ‘Washington to the river is one worthy of atten tion on the part of Commissioners and citizeng, ‘The improvement is sure to be made as soon as ‘thecity, with due regard to other urgent needs and ite Iimited resources, feels that it can afford tt. ‘The Creek within thecity limits ts a great, almost tied portion of the city’s area. Health con- siderations, and the destrability of 8 complete merging of West Washington with the main city, and of supplying more adequate ‘means of communication with that socene tana existing bridges furnish, unite to demand ‘the separating gap—a receptacle for dirty, stag- nant, and polluted water—be filled. A saving of expense in the item of building and maintaining bridges and an enhancement of real estate values, imoreasing the District revenues from taxation, ‘will furnish some offset for the expense of the ‘work, The improvement ts likely, however, to be costly. Some parts of the city will view the work ‘with jealousy, on the ground that its advantages are purely sectional. Treatment of James Creek Canal similar to that proposed for Rock Creek 18 asked, and similar arguments, though less foreibie in the case of James Creek canal, favor the Jmprovement of both. Moreover, the necessary outlays of the city are large, and other projects promising public advantage contend for the sur- plus to be expended. There are many new expen- ‘ditures, those for additional school buildings and additional police, for instance, which could not be sacrificed, even to abate the Rock Creek nuisance. In view of these facts it will be advisable toavoid any underestimate of the cost of the work which ‘may induce the District to enter upon ft before it ean really afford it, and it will be equally tmportant to reduce the actual cost to the District to a minimum. In some way the ‘valuable land to be reclaimed tn the valley of the reek, lying directly tn the course of the growth ot fashionable, palace-building Washington, should be made to contribute directly to the expense of diverting the stream through a tunnel. ‘The indirect contribution through increased tax- able values is not enough. The smaller the ex- pense to the people of the whole city can be made, the sooner will this much-needed improvement of ‘te city’s surface be accomplisned. ——<————— A reform in the usages of this country In regard to the execution of murderers and the disposition of their remains has long been urgently needed, and (be necessity therefor has been most conclu- sively shown by the events which have transpired within the last ten days. Instead of being con- ducted in public, thus affording condemned crim- inals an opportunity to address ignorant and tur- Dulent assemblages in terms of shocking blas- phemy, on the one hand, or, on the other, to pose as martyrs, sure of a speedy welcome in heaven, all hangings should take place In the ciosest seclu- ‘sion possible, and at an hour known only to those whose presence is offictaly necessary in order to properly certify that tne decrees of justice have ‘been duly fulfilled. Then, after the execution, the ‘Dody of the criminal, a8 the property of the State—for such it unquestionably 1s— should be quietly and decently interred under ‘the direction of the public authorities, in a place specially set apart for the purpose, within the prison premises, instead of being delivered to dis- ‘STaced relatives to add a new burden to their load of shame and sorrow, or turned over toa mob of Jawiess sympathisers with crime, to be made tne occasion for bitter and senseless ‘denunciations of Jaw, order, and justice, and new and more terrible and dangerous threats against the lives and wel- fare of peaceably-disposed, self-supporting and law-abiding men, women and children, If the safety of a community requires that a man shall be hung, there certainly can be no reason in permit- ‘Ung either his remains to be made the subject of glorification or their burial an occasion for inflam- Ing the passions of the worst elements of society, and boldly urging a repetition of the very crime for which he was justly punished. In the course ‘AMtherto pursued in such cases, the representatives and guardians of the people have manifestly either gone too far or not far enough, and the Present is an excellent time to bring about a change tn practice, a ‘The decision in what is known as the drive-well case will be received with great joy by the farmers ofthecountry. Ittsestimated that there are three million drive wells in the United States on each of ‘Which if the Supreme Court had sustained the in. ‘ventor’s claim a royalty of at least $10 would have Deen collected. There 1s little doubt that the claim to the invention was an honest one and that w% was the only claim to the idea of making & well by driving an iron ptpe down to water. But the inventor did not apply for a patent promptly and allowed his idea tc be appropriated by others until under the existing patent laws it was possible to say he had made a pubile dedication of it to all who ‘Wanted to use I. A more determined struggie ‘was never made by the farmers of the West than against the men who demanded pay from every one who had put down a driven well. The state grange of Iowa and Minnesota voted to raise $25,000 to Nght the patent, and large amounts of money were devoted to the farmers’ struggle against “the drive wells ghouls,” as they were commonly called in Western newspapera, $$$ The little mail boat launched at Philadelphia ‘Starts out under a heavy load of presumption. ‘The craft 18to be propelled by naphtha power. Eighty gallons of the fluld stored tn tanks afford fuel for a voyage. Being suddenly sublimated, the naphtha gas propels the machinery of the vessel After !ts use for this purpose it 1s condensed, and 1m liquid form returns to the reservoir tanks to go through the same routine. This comes as near Perpetual motion as it 1s necessary to go for all practical purposes. The experiment will be closely ‘Watebed by all interested in marine science. If naphtha can be employed successfully to propel Veusels of all sizes, the whole theory of naval architecture will soon undergo radical modifies tions. The present coal capacity of our latest cruisers would store naphtha enough to last nearly ‘the Lifetime of the vessel itself. —— That it 1s more blessed to give than to receive ‘should be the congratulation of every good citizen of Washington who learns that Rettzel, the anar- chist apostle of Newburgh, once dweit here until Washington presented nim to another city. His Philosophy seems to have had its root in the usual quagmire of disgrace, error, and ignorance. Reft- zel swung from one end of his arc tothe other when he left the little German church of which he ‘Was pastor to become the center of a little clique of blasphemous anarchists. It only needs the ap- pearance of such men 2s Rettzel in the ranks of the anarchist to stamp their movement with its genuinely criminal mark. ——— Col. Joun R. Fellows having secured all the game he wants in New York nas betaken himself \ the marshes and the lower Susquehanna to file information against the canvasbacks While he 1s 90 bear and yet so far, Col. Fellows should come to Washington and give Mr. Cleveland the benefit Of his advice concerning those paragraphs in his forthcoming message on civil service reform, purity 4m office, public trusts and all that sort of taing. In the case of Lord Pyne, the famous principle of Pitt, that every man’s home is his castle, certainly ‘Rolds good. Lord Pyne hoids conversation with ‘his peighbors and the police through the portholes of his castle, and if he has crackers and wine enough laid down 1t will take some time to pro- duce Lord Pyne’s body in ‘The New York Herald publishes to-day the re- sult of its investigation into the affairs of Arrow Sveamship Company, which was to make itself and Alexandria, Va, famous by building ‘World-beating ocean steamers and revolutionizing ocean travel. The Herald denounces it as a fraud. ‘The Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Rafiroad Company have abolished stoves from passenger cars. Next! Mu: J. P. Pawn 2207 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER, ‘Will show, the COMING WEEK, ‘THE LATEST NOVELTIES IX GOLD, SILVER, AND STEEL BONNETS, é Intended for Receptions. MONDOK ROUND HATS AND TOQUES FOR THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ‘THE WEATHER TO-MORROW. ‘Fair weather, 8 slight rise in temperature, to freah westerly winds. asad FORCED SALE OF DRY Goons. SENSATIONAL PRICES CAUSE A RUSH. LESS CROWDING 8 TO 10 A.M, 5706 P.M. ‘The reduced prices for all g60@s not faney goods has caused such rapid sales that our buyers were sent to New York last week. They havo taken sdvantace of the dull wholesale market and secured really startling bargains. We quote.this morning’s arrivala More arrive to-morrow. MEN'S Scotch Wool Underwear 60e. » gurment ( balance of alot sold to certain of our brother mer- chanta who exhibited and sdvertised them as bargain sh MEN'S Scotch Wool Socks to match 26¢., worth 36c. Fisk, Clark & Flagg’s Scarfs 68c., usually $1. Fx-Only two pieces of following lots will be sold tach customer, because the quantities are limited, and we wish by widely distributing them to largely advertise our Housekeeping Goods Department. (Ele- Vator te third floor) 5 cases 10-4 White Wool (cotton and wool) Blankets; ‘usual price $1.25, special price 980. pair. 50 pair All-wool Blankets, size 11-4,weight 6 pounds; regular price 96, pecial price 84. 15 pieces red-twilled Flannel; regular price 39c., special price 30e. 25 pieces 72-inch extra heavy bleached Table ‘Damask ; regular price @1.10, special price 85e. yard. 100 DOZ DAMASK TOWELS, SIZE 22x44; REG- ULAR PRICE 2i0., special price 15c. §2~ No restriction as to quantities at below men- ‘Uoned prices, FOR LADIES ONLY. 10 pieces English Brosdcloths, 50 inches wide, colors mahdgany. gobelin blue, myrtle, navy, etc, $1.35¢., ‘worth $1.68. 50 pieces All-wool Dress Goods, check, stripes and mixtures in the fashionable combination colors, 50c. 113 dozen Fancy Striped French Hose. Closed out importer’s stock, only 35e. pair, worth 50 and 68e. 93 dozen superfine do. 55e. pair, cheap at 8 settee’ Wool Underwear, new shades $1.98 quality 150 boxes Ostrich Feather Tips, $1.65 quality for Felt Hats, silk bound, all colors, 98c. quality 68¢, Children’s do., untrimmed, 6c. ; trimmed, $1.75. Children’s Teunis Hats (cord and tassel) 68c. each. €B-The worth of above we have estimated by the prices we have charged up to date. ‘Se -Christmas Handkerchiefs have arrived. $W-Christmas Doll importation has arrived. €_-Chrietmas Plush Goods have arrived. Fw-Christmas Books have arrived. §87Christmas Umbrella importation is here. S-Christimas Fan importatione all arrived. E27 Christmas Fur Stock has arrived. E¥-Why not select now from s perfect assortment. ‘We will store the goods, if #0 desired, on payment of s deposit. E¥-This to ladies who found our warm Underwear stock broken last week—our buyers have replenished ‘at 3334 per cent belew prices a month ago. PPP A ry BoP AA & L PY AA b. BA MOY AL. (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) n1S —-1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE A Rocezr IM SMALL BOYs' OVERCOATS. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING WE OPEN A LINE OF SMALL BOYS' OVERCOATS. SIZES FROM 4 TO 10 YEARS, THAT WE SHALL SELL AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. A PURCHASE OF ENTIRE LINES OF THESE GOODS ENABLES US TO OFFER A VERY STYLISH AND NEW SCOTCH CHEVIOT CAPE OVERCOAT, THAT THE MANUFACTURER SOLD EARLY IN ‘THE SEASON FOR $6.50, GOOD VALUE AT 88.50, FOR 85. A BLUE BEAVER CAPE OVERCOAT, WARRANT- ED FAST COLOR, FOR $5. FOUR STYLES OF STRIPED AND PLAID CHE- VIOT OVERCOATS, ABSOLUTELY ALL WOOL— WARRANTED SO—AT $5. SAME GOODS BOUGHT EARLY IN THE SEASON SELL FOR 98. TWO STYLES AT 96.50; EARLY PRICE, 97.50. ONE LINE, ONLY TWELVE IN THE LOT, VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH, AT $8; CHEAP AT $10. THESE ARE THE HANDSOMEST GOODS WE HAVE EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON AT THESE PRICES, @ = B BARNUM & 00, 931 PENN. AVEXUR, Havoc: Whats volume ins word! Justtwo weeks ago we placed on sale 2,000 OVERCOATS. Prices atwhich they were quoted played sad ‘THE PEOPLE Zook jp the sitantion ats glance, as it were, and nobly efforts, making the inancuver s most suc. Seauftl one, by buytog and Carrying sway) nea 1,500 OVERCOATS In the brief period of two weeks, ‘THE OVERCOAT CRAZE is not on the wane, but waxes hotter as the lots grow 511 YET TO BE SOLD. Victory Casimere Overcosts, sizes 34 = 107-80 Chinchille Overcosta, blue and bisck, Lot to 40. x tom Overcoats, al} wool, sizes 33 121-28 Worsted Overcosts (Oxford), sizes 35 Roy oy capenped P< ei = se aries Se Seat nates sparen ik bineand brown, and vary benvy, aioe 20 2. "Price MILD WRATER IN MID-WINTEE 18 NOT: THE KIND TO MARS WINTER-WEIGHT OLOTS- ING MOVE~THAT 18 70 S4Y—ALONE, BUT THE HIGH QUALITIES OF THE CHOTHES WE OFFER THE STYLISH PATTERNS, THE PERFECT FITS, ‘THE WEAR-RESISTING QUALITY OF THE FAB- RICS, THE TONE AND SNAP OF OUR GARMENTS, THE HONEST WORKMANSHIP AXD THE LOW PRICES, OUR ADVANCED SYSTEM OF DOING BUSINESS ENABLES US TO NAME, KEEP US GOING LIVELY ALL THE TOR IN SUNSHINE ORIN BAIN, IN MILD OR FREEZING WEATHER WE ARE ALWAYS BUSY. WE REP ON SALE THE GOODS THE PEOPLE WANT, AND THEY KNOW IT. IN SUITS AND OVEROOATS AND SEPARATE PARTS OUB STOCK 18 SECOND TO NONE IN THIS OB ANY OTHER COUNTRY. 80 THAT WHEN THE PEOPLE WANT CLOTHING THEY NATURALLY COME TO HEAD- QUARTERS, WHERE A QUARTER OF ACENTURY'S EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT THEM THAT THEY CAN FIND JUST WHAT THEIR FANCY CaLLs FOR-CORBECT IN cur, MAKE AND PRICE, WHERE THE SMALLEST CHILD THAT CAN BARELY LISP ITS WANTS FARES JUST AS WELL{AS THE MOST EXPERIENCED BUYER, WHERE EVERY PATRON KNOWS HECAN HAVE HIS MONEY REFUNDED WITHOUT DEBATE WHEN SELECTIONS MADE DO NOT PROVE QUITE SATISFACTORY. _ WHERE GOODS ARE CHEERFULLY EXCHANGED. WHERE, IN FACT, EVERY PATRON 18 AFFORDED THE FULLEST PROTECTION. eA SAS & COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. $3.50 SATIN CORSETS n15 ‘THIS MORNING WEPUT ON SALE A NEW LOT OF FINE SATIN CORSETS, BEAUTIFULLY MADE AND FINISHED, IN BLACK, WHITE, CARDINAL, BLUE, PINK AND SAPPHIRE. THESE CORSETS WE WARRANT TO BE A REGULAR @3.50 LINE, THE REASON FOR THIS GREAT REDUCTION I8, THAT WE PUT OUT THIS LOT OF SATIN COR- SETS AS AN ADVERTISEMENT FOR OUR DE- PARTMENT, WHICH IS COMPLETELY STOCKED WITH ALL THE LEADING MAKES (AND SOME SPECIAL BRANDS UNDER OUR SOLE CONTROL), OFFERED AT DECIDEDLY LOW FIGURES. CALL EARLY, AS THE QUANTITY IN SIZES OF THESE SATIN CORSETS 18 LIMITED. $3 br fr RG A PRE “oo? Fine HE HOE BS t NN SO ww NNN Goo * WEDNESDAY, NOV.16. | THURSDAY, NOV. 17. iteries. carer sen dada tune eee Cut-Hteel ‘Dress and eee to 42 tuches wide. im all shades. Pussemmenterie. Nets plait sud sci ep store ‘novelties for GGG ‘As many of our only in emall quan. titlen an carly call fo advioabhes ne on? emall RICH MILLINERY. $15, from 96 to $15, which we guarantes to be worth: from 25 to 40 per cent more than we ere asking for D.c.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1887—SIX PAGES. ANOTHER Moy tone SEE TSAR? PBOOERY i eu Sas seer ar SR0ck ‘riiuch better advan age and Ode THE RADUCTIONS. : CURTAINS, PORTIERRS, Li Wint COV! rane Pe aay EERE ears, Ag. tath wide LACE CURTAIN, taped all round, y $1.10 9 pair. order, MADRAS EFFECT, Lace Curtain, ie yards long, 47 inches wide, only B3-e pals, Wort Extra value in s TURCOMAN PORTIERE, top, me cross stripe, 3 yards long. only $558, fo nothing new in our ORIENTAL IPE, all Che: or our Sig wiouken CHENILLE Pout for wate aaa POU, corn sh. 73. ‘i + B00, we — ch at Dad maleeaiinenioreayareat Sate for the above was early in i ean, and we have Teceived them wook. 7y cannot be in town at the prices we offer arco 85e.,81.65, $2.40, $2.75, 64.75, ome Borders fined, onl $27 8 wo ceouinee iy po s bucead Sua ver at $1.50 and $1.75e yard; our oH, ared Chit car aaa en gt Hames ‘An eleant line of Fancy Scarts, Fringes, er od Tewsce the Special Items under ‘he ian. BBB. BoB 3 OF THE GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ar OAK HALL, OOR. 10TH AND F STREETS, The great bona fide reductions we have made throughout our entire stock of fine clothing for men and boys had the exact effect anticipated. Notwithstanding the general depression in busl- ness, OAK HALL has been crowded as never before, and never has clothing been sold at such Jow prices, ‘Wo have Just completed the revision of prices, and the reduced prices in red ink aside of the regular prices will prove a temptation to buy clothing even for fulure uae. There are still about 100 pairs of those pants left, mostly lange sizes, and will be sold this week for @L25 a pair. ‘Our stock of Suits and Overcoata, notwithstand- ing the large business of last week, is still com- plete, and we only ask om exaraination. Our motto is still: No trouble to show goods. LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. COR TENTH AND F STS. xpra Suawis. ‘We have in stock a lot of REAL INDIA SHAWLS, which are very reasonable in price. ‘As these goods are very desirable and last » life time we offer an opportunity to secure s REAL INDIA SHAWL at a very low price. An inspection 1s solicited. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS _ 919 Pennaylvanis ave. Fae Daess Tanneos SPEOIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. HERE WILL BE FOUND ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES. MANY OF THEM CONFINED TO OUR HOUSE. CUT AXD PRESSED JETS IN GREAT VARIETY. ELEGANT PANELS AND SETS TO MATCH. CUT STEEL TRIMMINGS. NEW DESIGNS. FANOY GALOONS AND PASSAMENTERIES NO TO BE EQUALED IN ANY HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW YORE. SHAPED BRAIDS BY THE YARD AND PANELS TO MATCH. ‘THIS STOCK 18 REPLETE WITH ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVRLTIEQ ELEGANT GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES. AN IN- SPECTION RESPEOTFULLY SOLICITED. " 2G DAvis, jt 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st, Toursox, Gunma & Ca of BLANKETS, Below we quote the prives of some of our SPECIAL eee ut [ult i i [ Cusen Dinx Br ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘out their entire season's imports. throughout the country. Itis to correctly gauge the demand. If ‘we buy too many we are losers. If we donot ‘Duy enough, you are disappointed. Last Christ- r ‘buy enourh of certain Same as sbove, handsomely embroidered on collar, enffs, pockets and front, only ¢7 each. ‘Men's Plaid Japanese Silk Smoking Jackets, large variety of handsome color-combinations in quiet styles of checks, large and small plaids, 810 éach. t line of Men's Dressing Gowns at pro- low prices. Men's Bianket Gowns and Bath Robes t and bent variety we have yet shown. So Utele’ acter before bought #0 much com- fort, dededtsiéas and durabilit PRICES 85, $0, 89 AND @10 EACH. @feu's Dep't, 1013 F at., entrance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. n. Six Fasares. Silke are more in favor than ever before, ‘which fact has induced us to greatly enlarge our stock, and we are now showing the largest va- riety of choice fabrics yet offered by us. We confine the stock to the products of Guinet, Bonnet, Shroeder, and other equally well- known and reliable makers, whose fabrice stand pre-eminent in point of quality, finish, ‘and intrinsic worth. ‘We show twenty qualities of Black Gros Grain Silke, ranging in price from 69. to $3 per yard, each snd every quality gusrantesd to be the best the price can buy. Black Faille Francaise at $1 is grand value. ‘This fabric has the indorsement of every fash- fon authority. ‘Four weeks ago we introduced two silk tab- rics—Black Satin Rhadame and Black Satin Duchesse—both at 95c. per yard. ‘The large quantity disposed of is the best Possible evidence of their excellent value. We have yet a fair quantity. In Black “Novelty” Silks we show a superb line of French Moire, Moire Antiques, &c., em- bracing all that are new and fashionable. American Black Gros Grain Silks continue to grow in favor, We have e special quality at $1, which we consider the superior of any foreign. silk at the price, and comes to us highly com- mended for its durable wearing qualities. Itis ‘twenty inches wide, and the best we can get to sell ut 81 per yard. ‘Three new qualities of Black Faille Flora, at $1.60, $1.80, and 82.15 per yard. ‘The recep- tion of the former qualities bodes for this excel- Jent weave ® long period of popularity—de- wervedly so, for & better and more attractive fabric has not been introduced this season. For mourning wear the newest weave is Black ‘Peau de Sole, rich and durable, $1.25 per yard. Anew weave of Armure, for the same purpose and at the same price, 1s equally desirable. Black Heavy Twilled French Surah Silk at ‘94c. per yard is under value, and should meet ‘with a ready sale. Exquisite variety of new shades in Faille Francaise. This fabric will lead this season in Colored Silks. $1.25 per yard. Elegant line of Colored Moire and Moire Striped Eflks, for combining with the Faille Francaise and other plain silk fabrics ‘Dark room for showing the effect of colored silks under gas-light. This is very necessary, Assome beaiitiful day shades look the contrary ‘under gas-lieht. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. rt Bro “Dave: Ix Duress Goons. ‘Wo-shall place on sale in our Dress Good: De- partment Tuesday morning the greatest bar- sain we have offered this season, viz: 48 pleces.40-inch fine all-wool Camels Hair in a large variety of the seas n's most fasbion- able atreet shades, never before sold for lees than 50c,, and usually sold for more, ONLY 37% PER YARD. Customers in the surrounding counties should mail their orders not later than Tues- day or Wednesday. naming the shade desired, and we will make our best selection. We do not advise your sending for samples, as at this price they cannot possibly last very long. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11thand F sts. n.w. Traxxsore Sure Or Leese. After ample preparations we are roady for the Linen trade. It has been our custom every year at this time to insuxurate s Grand Special Sele of Table Linens, as #0 many house-wives Uke to set off thetr Thanksgivine Day dinner ‘with an entirely new outfit of Table Linen. Our Present stock surpasses in point of immensity, attractiveness and intrinsic value every pre- ‘vious Thanksgiving offering, and we take es- + pecial pride in soliciting your personal inspec- tion. We have secured a number of special drives, and gnarantes you the best values possi- bly obtainable. ‘As we cater to all, we start the stock at the lowest grade we consider worth the buying at ‘all, and touch every intermediate quality up to the beet made NCH OREAM GERMAN LINEN DAMASES, ONLY 5c. PER YD. 60-INCE CREAM GERMAN LINEN DAMASES, ONLY 42c. PER YD. 60-INCH, EXTRA, (CREAM GERMAN LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, ONLY 45 AND 460. PER YD. 66-INCH CREAM GERMAN LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, 60, 62% AND 680. PER YD, 4 and 67-tncb, at 75c.; 68-inch at 8740. per y: SPECIAL.—50 pieces 74-inch Cream Germsn WANTED—HELP. Wiens two WHITE GIRLS TO DO CHAM. Verwork snd washing and ironing. Apply at once. 800 Est. nw. i ‘ANTED—AT DIOKS A ssh Sache inde fearon or ‘ANTED—WOMEN 10 TO ; MALDS, Lge ty SES i ae at DICKS Agency, 613 ‘th st o.w. WASTED WOMEN COOKS, 610 10 890: CHAM. Seeger eae Ws ): Colored Cooks, “a SAME A. Fat. nw, — INTELLIGENT WHITE ¥ FOR W iv ofa ‘Addreas Box, "auar office, giving SoundSTPRANK D. SERREN “WASTED—A. GENTLEVAN OF FAIR EDUCA- jis OkesoN drew RCO. = y STEWLET & CO. aggre = 921 F st. nw. Was eee sutlem P fawecor of NY. ave oad Thst nw. nea Fi ee . Inquir. ‘1542 North Gapitol st, cor. Bou dary ; reterences. BIs-2e WaANTED-LaD: TO DO SILK EMBROIDER) mitt nome on novelties for the wiuter trade: all sent by mail: good salary: full Free,” Address Eliot Mattufacturing Coy 40-4 Lliot st.. Boston, Mass. lait WANTED CaBh ETMAKER—A YOUNG MAN good habite, that bas worked at the trade some. 201Nesae eee WASTED_* COLORED WOMAN, WITHOUT family, ors well-grown Boy, to assist in taking gare of rootas and attend dour-belt; must stay at night, but will only be required a part of each day; references necessary. Apply st basement door, ih = ‘ SWWANTED_AT THE PHILADELTHia KITCHEN. a white woman copk.who understands French and sion Office. “Call after 6'p. im, prea ANTED—A BOY INA PATENT ATTORNEYS fice, state residence, expericnee if any, and Sages im applicant's handwriting. Address A. Star NTED—AT ONCE, W iitvtor temporary work: a acquainted in the business community ; refereuces, required. dreas J. 0. D., Star Ofic WANTED — MEN AND WOMEN, WHITE AND colored, as cooks, ‘maids, isundresses, waiters, others: also, a Arst-claae white wo 5 SUSUR S HELE AGENCY, ‘630-032 Fat nw. ag ED_FOR THE UNITED STATES MARINE. Corps—oys to learn Music, mast be frou 14 to 16 years of axe, 4 feet 10 inches iu height; well devel- ‘ped und of wood moral character: pay 13 per mouth, 400d, clothing a d medical attendance when sick. AD” plyat MARINE BARRACKS, Washi:sgtou, D.C. n12-bt ANTED—EMPLOYMENT OF EVERY DESCRIP- tion can be found SOUTH WASHINGTON LABOR BUREAU, 1l-im — ce a. WASTED DUNDORH'S "EMPLOYMENT | BU- and colored, for all Kinda of doiestic lator. for Distr and States, with reference. 717 Mst.nw. 5 Wier 4.2008, SOLS BALITO: Sitscopal choir service: “Address Bos 8, biat office, E cr a dren whl toorder. Wii terre amit twentycone Seats of ace. Boys be. en tose Board {rene fourteen and eightaen received. apply op bo .8.8. Dale, Navy-Yard, per month and bowd. audd-laweur ‘ANTED—MEN, classes of working people, portion ef which can me, daytime or evening. business umbug: simple and easy; can rated in the cit} Any person making less than seud 1c. for full directions how to and an envelope contain- free. Address Wien, ED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAML a alot = ecientific tailors: = eminent Paris. Berlin dresemakers Patterns and materials cut, basted, draped or, made, ec TAN’ Toct, $10 to 820 per week and expenses; pay? ng to ability. Nice, venteel employment [oF Jadies and gentlemen, No painting, receipts, or hum- stamped envelo} Wet Broadway. 8. Wayrepocce iN 'Y COUNTY IN THE Wis rey per month and expepess, Seampies aud rite, with staupa. VALE : GPACTURING CO. Rutherford. N.3. sin WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS Wy ANTED—8300—I WANT TO BORROW 1HREE hundred do:lare, for which I will give notes amply secured, beariug’ futerest at three per cent per outh. montiiy installments, inetuding’ .NTED--I0 RENT DESK KOOM IN OFFICE On Fat. AC with terms aud location, “DESK, Star office. at WASTED URE ‘OF HORSE, HARNESS AND ight for winter for expense of livery and repairs, Address “HORSE,” Star office, 019-3 ANTED — A GOOD SECOND-HAND OFFICE @sk. Address Box 59, Starofice. At ED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH SOME farnitare of capital to. run s- bostdiug bowen, Have furniture enowcl for seven rooms. ‘The house is now nearly full of people. Address INDUSTRY, Star office. m15-20"" Wikre CaN TLEMAN HAVIN ND bugxy would like to obtain position with real es- tate firm or others, to do collecting or out-dour work. Best references aud security. Box 37, Star office, Wine ee ae ae Pou CLACHLEN & BATCHELDEL. n15-3t 125 Fst. nw, WWANTED-PARLOK FURNITURE REUPHOLS- tered and. Mattreasen style. Ww done at residence. TWitand Fate ue. W. DST. , a marvelous cures in acute = works i . Brctasn: rterencon John Ae hud, Ware Binet Deane xf JONSON: Aentntant ANTED-—THUSE iO HAVE THE CAuR OF are invited by Mra. Louise Pollock ‘course of free Lectures to Mot Wednesday. November 10, ¢ 3: nderearten ‘Normal Institute, 1019 ho come regularly twelve Teward of merit. WASTED THE CARE (OF AN INVALID, ix tani pleasant co agile roan ig pert retarebcos "Address Wits te Me PAYNE, 435 Kat. mW, nai ] ANTED_PARTIES 0} APITUL HILL HAY- jng houses for sale rooms for rent leave their dre c. ub RObEEE vOut EC0, 300 Bat ne ‘ED—: 010-2u* ANTED—DAVIS. PHOTOGRAPER, PORMERL| Nee cee & Pe Be Be ea see ATS Tea Meee ether oe called andria, Va City references. Wea EST Casi PRICE PAID FOR Se WetPace id etter oe ANTED A SETTLED WHITE Tom te WOMAN A FLACE TO imeity or country. experience, « Situation as clerk in St of Teferences given. Call or write to Bieta of eameesn Sierre Wate st. oare are oe wate family can cul faystem, and und-retands all branches of dfessmnak in Ritgees TAILOR Sear othe ee SOE A RESPECTABLE COLORED o= jarve OF chat * Toph Ee NS w COnRS, FOR WOMEN os b nid 20° HEADQUART — POSITIONS ats, Wall siren jurees. reas. BATT coe BaP Se SE ‘ANTED—BY A STEAD FLIABLE ME CR Ca Saituation as cook in a Srst-class Teniiy ee TED_BY A RESPECT, COLORED WO- tai! s situation ‘as rook ot eaucral houreveork Call ot 1, 6 yt reference, four years at last place. WW ASTED_BY.X RESPECTABLE COLORE: Wannt PECTABLE COLORED GIRL family. Good referenocs given. Call wt Tl WANTED—5 as Let . ANTED_BY A FRENCH YOUNG LADY. A PO- Ion ax koverness for chiare: 0 can sew. Apply A. My 1000 Kas nid Ste ANTED—DY APARISIAN, PERSON A aITUA: Hom in fauily: ean eat and At OF, tak ry day; best reterence. Addrem "PAR spe gio —,,, ANTED—A SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS Gook Cenelish), in private family good reler: HACE, Star OMice. ng" ANTED—A SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS ‘mau cook in private gf busitieas house: good ety reference. “Addrees Box MBL Star othiee. Rit D-BY A RELIABLE COLOI {108 a coachab iB & BEY cnoes given. Address 1725 W ANIED-A SITUATION AS KEAMSTRESS AND nursery governess or chamberinaid and sean stress. Avply for two days, W916 Massechuscies x nw. 2 WANTED ORDERS FOR) WHITE, AND col ored men and women—100 cooks, 100 matds, 50 nurses, 50 housemen, 00 Wailers, companions, house Keepers, fo bookkeepers, &e. F. M. Bi HAM, ule. wss YOUNG MAN—GOOD OPERATOR ‘on type-writer; competent to take bu-iness dicta- {ion in short-hand, dasires position. Addre~s W. WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS | DKESSMAK) position in families; can cut, At, and all ou branches of drommaking: Gall or adios 1219 393% st VATED aa St Wot Nasadton Labor Bonne gan be hi ¢ 1m Labor 430 7th ataw. xyinn ret ___ WANTED--ROOMS._ with Board, for gentleman, wife, daush- ter, and two small children, wi-biD five iuinutes! waik ‘UO. depot. State particulars and lo’ Vv y ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEM ANA FRONT A.oom and Board with « private family, where the ie "had “located chin nix omc sua Address D. B., Btar office sof 2 howe may Patent . Persons having Hooms money bytweeing us. We receive constant calls from pernes wanting Foi OUM RENTING AGENOY, C12 oth st. n. Ww. mlz-at? WASTED AIM, OFFICER AND | WIPE, ‘ue or two Rooms with B ard: private family pre ferred: state terms and fall 20, Star office. GENTLEMAN AND SISTER WISH Pleasant Koos, with wood Board, good location, fn soviabie, refived fanuily, pocsessina ho 4 And piano” for $50 per inouth, ce MENA, Star ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH A RESI- dence in the northwest section of the city, or Misaachusetts ave. preferred: 815,000. Address, giving fall * ee ‘Address Box 138, Star offic. WS5STED—To, EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED fect df Ground on Colurmbis fieiphten, Will pay diger, fice fa can Address Bot #Stareiice. wie St VANTED—TO EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED Property in the ucrtavest, « valuable Lot on Connecticut ave., Yo wide alley. Addres Box B.starofice meat ANTED—TO PURCHASE HOUSE IN NORTH. ‘Western part of city: ood. meishborbood: au ith all oacrn smprowrmieute, "mrt wot, exceed 10,000 to #11.000 in price: will exchange a row jounes in Balttinore in par. payment - balance in 6am Rigmente. “Aires, sdving full particulars, BALTT: i, Starofic. no hin ANTED—DIKECT FHOM OWNERS & BRICK Nitrate @ tote 3,5 “one for $4.00; also & brick house. in, the horthwest om abe and “for 80.900. THOS. i St. nw, Telephone call,47-3. n> V yy ANTED—DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES and Lota for purchasers. At 7 placed with as will be hibersily advan four ex. HOLLAND & THOMPSON, Sun Building. Fest. Adjomi COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE— ‘A Beautiful Home of 10 acres at Chantilly, Va. 3S miles from city” tmprovements cost 8,000; cal gst for $2,300, ACRES, 26 in timber, 4-room Frame House, outbuildings sprinz, and fruit: 7 miles from © ty, tule fron tation, Guly @1.500, TWELVE ACRES, 2 miles {rou Aqueduct Bride, 9-rocm Frame House, new: good outvuiidings, fruit, and vi aie ACHES, edjoining Arii on line of TWENTY ‘Mt. Vernon ave., finest possible view of ciiy cheap and orchards, well Larn, aud all out ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN from station oa Met. He, woud yy a : I City, &-room House, 3 bariis, well 1 per acre. see AME ERENT ck jerou Met Br; ood Fraupelt wal ACRES. 1 mile ‘and fruit; 20 gantiy-built two-story aud 14 rooms, with every possi utes’ walk from ICR, stati ‘ Uleettonder ares e764, 00, Fe, KEN’ house. new ant ve to METH A HOLIO} \WWANTED_QUIEY FAMILY GMAN AND only) wat tent for tw or three ping Nov Sone attractive jouse hot m re tha balf su hour from must have sout Da for two horecs: exce| ‘owners to leave thus save trouble to UKBA! Ww F? OF Ate -4 wae ‘TRUCK Fag SiESEORS aL road, DG, 83 acres, mew ae ee ae Lees, 19th and Hoste nw. a A committee ‘actin {oF absentecs, Persons desiring to Fat. nw. FOR RENT—ROOMS. R - 1TH ST. XW. NICELY. decid aise” 00S, WITH semUriuen. a cS FOR RENT —) URNIQHED—TWO LARGE, SUNNY, wewlyturni-hed rooms, board at New Eurand Eetie otnaaee QR KENTA UNFURNISHED BOOMS ¢ #8 Se eee Se x Reiareenclia. Price inquire ot 2014 eh ary RENT—POUR UNFURNISHED ROOM ew house | all modern timpr amckeeping smnll family woe Pat. mw Bh RESTA PRIVATE 4 Fre « . ee ORNL OTT ME we SSE PET een tome SOR RENT NIC FURNISHED kooMs, EN. suite oF single, at 1311 d4ih at. Refureuces os suanged uis3e JOR RENT.IN A FAMILY OF TWO, ” Sho Frocaetety commusseating horas opens holune early Pew on four Hees of cars: pear all the departme ta Wil et board if desired. “Adres. Rbtaromie ninae POR Re 6 1 St XN. w Go" 4 —# Vor oak poNEAR GOVERN Foomms: first floor” ref door. “References «iven and reguinnl. us he Fe RENT—1415 17TH &T.N WoNKAR Mase 2Ve., {Wo fine rooms On sevond tho: EGREESENA OY eta Foota ae hovaee ae te POR RENT-ELBGANTLY FURNISHED noo ven eulte with private family delice moon, 1047 Tathee nw. halt "trom Fran jin Park. Keforentes JpOR RENT_BANDSOMELY FU > D =a arora droom , Bathroou: and closet om saune: one 108 RENTS DUPORT cl ~y) y te ru leo off oa abe ret second mua f aes [OSES & BON, cor. Lith and F at», nile JOR RENT—133) @ er. XW. Puras wuite of furnished Reonne, with southern ceneant b and Willen’ Hotels ENTIRE SROOND Fionn Alte era exposure. furulahed oe wnt a FPOk BENT 1315 Mansa HUSETTS AVE) FUR. iched, .arye rooms, €n Wie OF wiMsle, with lace closets and alcoves, new house and furni 4 famiy JOR KENT —A DE: 3 N St. FIRST FLOOR Rooms, uisbed of wafurpiahed. suitable for howeeLonp” jie: daira block trom ears aid une aguare fron Kee 3 nia —A SPECIAL BARGATN ‘and very cheap i hart aie KENT — FURNISHED | Rot sas and teat, bath adjounine: swith bur : also au unfurnished room, 80. 1437 Plame Jror ft Tarnace beat of of saentiomen preferred. rferen: RENT—TO SUITABLI ished Third ¥ rs tly turns bn YE ig Ra Talker creen Saath ga KR RENT oo 6 ST. NF, NEA CaPiiol juare from F-st. care—furaisbed or ve 46r nouerkerp hag, it erie reasonable to agood ttiaut ae GOR RENT—TWO LARG 2p STORY hoowa raatle oF eneuite: icely furmisba ywivate amy rest Cap. si. near Gil: c re aud berdign conveuinet: Address KEASON ABLE: Btar office "7 RENT i825 AND 1827 F &Y NW somely furnished rooms, suits bie for men ber ‘OF Business ian, reassuable to dex eeute. nie JOR REN! NDSOMELY PURNISHED Pab- jeu suite oF eiugle, also ploanayt hail root gityable for eon feet Swith or without border WOO 1th st Relerences exchanged ott OK KENT—I8T FLOOR AND PART OF ety MAE 0 Wj Dlllardroum 1h, Uaernoent Sate table if desired: elegantly furnished three And location of the best; privatefaiuliy. nis oie RK RENT 416 OTH ST. N.W. LANGE SECOND: tor} frost poor with or abd back pation ars foutun, house “ Rare and rarpete, brand it desired Fo RENT _DESIRABLE ROOMS TN Good Lo: calities, with and wituout board. Pull particulars free or chain at MOUS KENTING a Nin caren tne brary, 1749 Peuua. ave. MRS LUCY L. HUNTER oz se JOK KENT—IN MODERN HOUSE IN Nowra. Ei eph tenteamels furulelied rome ow second and ors to gentlemen; upeu-fiw places and fu Dest, (230 tar Oftice ae Ok RENT—1723 4 Sinner we WEST. Lite ta A F “also two par ‘on ist or somely furniehed pier as, FOR q conveniences; with or wi and: private family. 1308 Ree nw. up {OR RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY PC ED J Gu street thw nie-ae JOR RENT—TWo FOX with ood board: private near 14ih-et care and LStist. berdicn. fefere ‘exchanged. 1410 Q st. POR RENTOSEATLY FURNL with guod board. 623 back” rooms, furniabed z Vath, ‘hot. snd cold water, refereaces gi quired, 1112 13to st. nw. RENT — UNPURNISHES with heat and gen, #6. 140. * QOK RENT—1133 13TH ST. CORNER MN. Wo ; House chanerd bands: lady dra New York offers 2 few suites of Landsouely Curnisived Kioown. nwaks fant if desired. herdicn pase the ry OL RENT -HANDSOMELY-FUKNISED third ste m tee td FRONT ROOMS, \y: nochijdren. new R09} mein} Soom, Portland, A liveton, Ham dress VEKMON 1 AVEN JOR KEN tiaras a D-FLDOH F NICELY FOR RENT - Room, ot. with Bo ‘seco voderate. 1K RENT LARGE-SIZED HALL ROOM, FRONT S Goubie bat full pet furuiture, beat 421 4th at uw. oppomte " SNFUKNISHED PARLOK OR TWO OF three front rooms, very desifubie in every m= spect: table, if wanted; eieretces, 1350 ih ot. Pi al: o JOR RENT—VERY PLEASANT PHONT hoon, itable fo one or two gentiewven. to perisaneat temant rent very M st bet. Wh aud Tn. Bor 138, star aga . We Fok BENT, HANDSOME APARTMENTS. rina ‘und second floors. open fires, nad :eals werved pre watery if drained. strictly private fansiy. D-ONE LARGE Frc swith alcove and bay © Fe, RENT_—FURN' ime SEA OTIE OL Pantone is ‘commer honbe” Dew mouth od required. 1101 K st. VERY PLEASANT AND NICE. Ely furnished coomson second floor at S40 Sow avec: aleo table board ae {RENT—A NEW YORK LADY HAS AN ELE- House, bas» ute ot second Book, wo bed-tcmns matte te for Sh oF Sete NEAR CAPITO.-NICELY Toons: ew hoyse, ew 9 saber’: fares ‘open 3 ic foestion.. pris = With oF without board, no dbildre. 204 Delae 7 THIRD STORY RooMS WITH gop ir: pear pene, aut Fox REST HANDsomiLy ae ae SUITE ‘of rooms op second fluor, with oi the wucder cot. moderate.” 1112 M st. n.1 neler uh