Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1887, Page 3

2 THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent Deum Ade daily cireulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ofall the ether daily papers bere added Interesting Literary Attraction. Saturday's double sheet Stax will contain the first part of an original story, of striking interest, ‘Written expressiy for this paper and its associates 4m the venture, by the powerful and gtaphic -Bovelist, RoseRr Lovis Srevexsox, author of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” “A Treasure Island,” te. ete. No modern writer commands moré Feaders at the present tune than Mr. Stevenson, {abd tis story will It ts Delleved add to his already Righ reputation. It 1s entitied, “The Misadven- tures of John Nicholson,” and will bé completed 4m Tat Svan of Saturday, December 10th. + eo - - ‘The action of the Citizens’ Committee last night por the report of the railroad sub-committee did not, except in certain particulars, represent gen- erai public opinion upon the matters involved, ‘though it may have indicated the driftot the de- sires of two sections of the city. The public is now More anxious for relief from great and well-known evils tnan ambitious to select precisely the plan f relief to be adopted, and until events shall show ‘What method Is practicable and capable of being carried to snecess it 1S disposed mereiy to state ‘vigorously its wrongs and needs in the matter, to demand in general terms some form of relief, and to prevent the advocates of different plans from antagonizing one nother to such an extent that matters will remain as they are. At the committee meeting last night ‘& dozen members from Southwest Washington ‘Were willing that a score of members from East ‘Washington should put the Baltimdre and Onio outside the city mits, if they might pick the 1o- cation of the union depot, and vice versa. The Members from Northwest Washington kept away from the meeting, or refrained from voting on dé pot site, or voted in small numbers with little dis: cussion, some stating that they were willing that ‘Rast and South Washington should settle the mat- ter for themselves in making up the recommenda. tioa Of the committee. Naturally the East Wash. Angton gentlemen sald that they wanted the Bait- more and Onio tracks to go as far away from them as possible, and naturally the South Washington geatiemen expressed the desire to clear all surface tracks from that section and to put the depot near Reservation 17. In the end, however, one must Want in this matter what oné can get in the way of relief. if it is found impractivable to tunnel under the Bladens- burg and Beoning’s Bridge roads, and itnpracti- cable in view of the legal rights of the Baltimore ‘abd Ohio to cause that road to meke the long cir- cuit of the city proposed, and impracticable to get the Senate committee to recommend of Congress to adopt the location of a union station so tar from business and residence centers as in the vicinity of Reservotion 17, and impracticable to rua anele- Yated road along K street which shall not be a serious obstruction to travel and river trade, the practicability of some other stiggestion of relief must be investigated, and, it it is found feasible, heartily weicomed. It is well for the ‘Senate committee to be advised of and to consider ‘the full wishes of ali sections of the city; but {t ts ‘hopeil and expected, for the benefit of the city as @ Whole, that the demands in accordance with these wishes may be So considerately made that, asking much, We may get something, rather than that by lack of tact we lose substantial ben- efits within our grasp by clutching at the tmprae- ticable and unattain. ble. ——_———— an ‘The hearing before the interstate commerce commission in regard to alleged discriminations shown the Standard Oil Company by Sontnern Failroads is one of the inost iaportant yet under- taken by the commission, The inquiry Is taki shape Which makes It certain to draw out positive evidence of the gigantic tyranny of this great cor- Poration. The waut of formality and the freedom and directness with which questions are put to ‘withesses seem to have caugnt the representatives of the Standard O11 Company off their guard. It has been shown that the Louisville and Nashville oad has uniformly discriminated against small shippers by evading its published tariff of rates, and has been in the habit of posting up type-writ- Yen notices of special rates at any time the officials of the road pieased todo so. Of course this is a Violation of the law requiring freight passenger rates to bYpiblished in type of a vertain size 80 ‘that ail shippers may know what they are. It alsocomes out that tank cars are taken by the Louisville and Nashville without weighing, and each car betng billed at 20,000 pounds when some held as much as 35,000 pounds. No tank cars were ‘taken for small shippers on the pretext that the Toad must have return loads of turpentine and ‘eotton seed ofl in order to take the south-bound shipment, While the representatives of the Louis- ‘Ville and Nashville testify that their rate in a cer- tain case was 291 cents per hundred pounds, letters signed by the freight manager of the road are be- fore the Commissioners showing that the lowest rate they ottered to sufferers agatnst whom they ‘Wanted to discriminate was 37 cents. The Inter- State Commissioners will unquestionably correct some of these abuses with a prompt and decisive penalty. It is in cases like this that the wisdom Of the Interstate law proves itself. In no court in ‘the land could shippers of smail capital trying to establish competition, be able to bring out the facts that are getting before the country. —— In the average lifetime of three score and ten, ‘Thanksgiving may seem to come times enough to cheapen the day with all {ts blessed traditions. But that is in ourselves, because we have not kept mellow and warm with the fancies and delights of youth and home as tue years speed by. Thanks. giving Is now just the same good day it ever was. At the Old hearthside the family will gather—not, perhaps, the same old family that once gathered, for me makes changes. The old folks will be there giad, benign, and merry as the joyous, chat- tering and boisterous children whore gratitude As entirely for blessings tocome. Through all tne oursof the day as on no other there is a sense of bouncy, and the specters of stint and calculation ate driven to the further corners of darkness, Rest, peace and plenty ll the mind and suffuse Sli our tuoughts and conversation, “The world forgetting by the world forgot,” we. give ourselves up to gratification rather than gratitude. But to ‘Hum Who sees Our lives as a Written page our un- conse:ous tribute to the sense of that plenty which fails from His band may be the highest praise. ———— a ‘The situation in France has crystallized into one ‘of those crises where force of arms and of tradi- tions may do great injury to repubiicantam and may make it possible ror a second usurpation of ‘We right of the people to self-government. The strain to Which the republic is put tests the gov- ernment just at a thne when Europe expects war. ‘Tue whole situation centers on the qnestion whether France shail ultimately avenge her de. feat im 1870. If the incident of M. Wilson's ais. wgtace can De made a stumbling stone for M. Grevy and a new President and new ministry be secured to the radicals, France will go on toward the strug- gie so many of her people burn to engage in. At this juncture it looks as if Grevy would be foreed to resign. He can fiad 20 one willing to construct @ new cabinet, and to go on without one may provoke the Chamber of Deputies to cut off his salary and allowances. With Grevy dtsplaced France fails into the hands of Clemenceau, and ‘Bo One Knows What Clemenceau may do. = Dr. Parker ts panic-stricken at the size and grow of America, and, giving up his lecture en- gagements, will hy homeward early in December. ‘This ts the first time a foreigner has been appalled at our development. The usual run of Europeans who come over here, instead of being made dizzy Dy what they see, decide to Jump into the current Of Progress and become part of it. This ts the ex. Planation of the phenomena treat puzzle Dr, Parker. The disaster he foretelis is as absurd ng bis dismay at the stupenddus mulUplication of cities io the West. The resources of the American comtizent have only been skimmed. ‘The popula. ‘Won of all Europe could be fed on the crops tant can be raised from lands tn thiscountry that never saw a plow. Irrigation under improved engineer. ing systems will multiply the arable area west of THE EVENING STAR: ‘WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1887—SIX F PAGES. To Waou Ir Max Coxcers. On account of Thanksriving Day, we have prolonged our Regular Bargain sale Days this week to Saturday inclusive, with the foliowing hist of Extraordinary Bargains. 2 cases of Colored Brocade and Satin Striped Dress Good Remnants, including many fashionable colors, at 10e. per yard, Regular Value 15c. Also new lot of Colored Cashmere Remnants, fully 1 yard wide, incuding many high colors, suitable for holiday purposes, At 166. peryard, Standart Price 25-. Odds and Ends of Ladies’, Gent's and Children’s Red ahd White Merino . Consisting of all the different qualities at exceedingly low figures in order to close them out This isan extraordinary chance for acheap Winter Ontft. A full line of Cardigan and Jersey Jackets for Men at the lowest figures, with @ Special Reduction of 1236 per cent tor this Weeks’ Bargain Sales only. An hntmenge assortment of Ladies’ Bordefed and Hemstitened Handkerehiefs at Se. No doubt there ate plenty Se. Handkerchiefs for sale in this city, but will give you the essuresice that none will compare favorably with the Beautiful styles of our Lot. ‘Odds and Ends of Ladies’ Canton Flannel Skirts, Pants, ko., at about half their Regular Vaiue in order to close them out, Several Cases of the best Allen Furniture Print, comprising ne all the new designs at Gc. per yard, Rerular Value Se. A lot of Fancy Goods, sueh as Albums, Wall Pockets, Whisk-Holders, &., at less than cost, in order to ef- fect a tapid move, ‘Im order to be cadid, we admit thé fact that these articles are left over from las: year. A new lot of Plaid Nainsook, different styles, at Ge. per yard, Regular Value i0c. As usnal we haves full assor:ment of Bisnkets and ‘Com{mte st almost any reasouable price imagined Our Bargains in this line sre many and ean ouly be appreciated by being justly examined. Our Stock of Cloakings, such as Beavers, Plaid Man- cbesters, Astrachans, and many other manufactures is large. We have, therefore, made Special Redctions to dectease the quantity on hand. ‘We take this Opportbnity to inform the Public that wre have also s Seeond-Floor offering, on the oceation Of out this week's Bargain salen. Great eduction in Oorest Covets, consisting of 3 lots a8 ioliows: Lot 1, s quantity of 50, with either high or squaté neck, with ede, Only S5c., Regular Value 45c. 2, © quantity of 30, tueked yoke, high feck, squarefront, with edge. ‘ Only 290., Regular Value 60c. A qésntity of 60, trimmed, with Inserting ana Rage, consisting of 8 different styles, Only 9c.. Regular Value 60c. ‘These rovers ate Warranted entirely petfect. Call early to get the benefit of this Bargain. ‘The Golden Rule of One-Price System still observed. aan* neg 422, 424, 499, 71h ot, 417, 419 Btn at ' Frog Bh pss r ‘WW ER bs ‘Your good sense wiil tell you that the prices of Trimmings, Boss, Muffs, fc... will bene lower asthe season advances. Therefore will it not become you to notice the following figures, ‘Which (if you are any judge Of fare at all) imiust commend themselve to you ax exceptionally low? Children's Ermine Muffe, plain and spotted, 65 cents. Ladies’ Nutria Muffs, $2.68. “Imitation Seal Muff, $2.75. “Real Beaver Muffs, $0. “Lyme Mus, ¢7. Red Fox Mutta, 2.48, Lpnt-back Muffy, 92.50. Cross Fox Mufls, 94.50. “Imitation Lynx Muffe, $2. Gray For Mufte, 82.48. + Black Monkey Mufls, 62.98, “ Biue Pox Mutts, 811.50. ‘TRIMMINGS—We bave © full line of Black nd Gray Hair, Lyn, imitation and real Seal and Beaver, and Nutria Trimmings, for Cloaks ‘and Conta, at proportionately low prices. ‘Also, Bods ahd Collate to match Sift. ‘Wo will be open to-morrow (Thathstiving Des) until noon. THE 00. INN Bt o3 fh BBB oo q A AL. PLE ERE MOSER Go rl Hy ne3 316-318 7TH ST N. W. (Our store will be open on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK, Our tilemen got extra pay on all Rolidays, and take ‘extra care to please their customers, BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, BLANKETS AND BED COMFORTABLES AT As- TONISHINGLY LOW PRICES, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space. save 50 per cent by buying bere. Come tmme- diately, before our best styles are closed ont. 421 7TH STREET, a23ct ‘Under Odd Fellows Mail A Dasssx Sur Fos $15, WHILE OUR STOCK OF FALL sUITs AND OVERCOATS EXCELS ANYTHING ps RAR Re OR FRIDAY: REE TIGKET you our Red Ticket Day “ad.” to-day. + Mak6 # #pecial Rote of it, There are some Extraotdinar7 Values “sy mentioned. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ae PAIRS OF LACK OfRTAINS—1 pair IMITA- TION MADHAS:; was 43: We. 1 fait TINGRAM, wae 91.40: Friday @1.25. 1 pair: was 01.85; $1.50, 1 pair; was $1.75; Friday @1.45; 1 pate (eotled): wan $1.26; Fridag Tic. ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of ZEPHYRS, odds and ends, to close Ze. #1 On. lot of LARGE TABLES, Rewwily carved legs, worth ™elcacay AND LEATHER GOODS. lot Of LACE PINS, worth 488; Friday 19. 1 lot of CIGAR AND CIGARETTE CASES; wore 0. to $1: Friday 266. 1 Pee ARTE TE: to See YS ee et PP hv tne gener Pe ee we ui iiMMED ER rstirnen parma NEL BEDRES" ropiitae price, $1.50, Pigehe ENI RG SS wen fig See ALI, Bn, vie fru, BOGE DEPARTMENT oot marked ay at inetrasmeneyyi _ BAUBES. age po Tse Mavens tina PP ergy! followed by light rains, cleating during Fhursday, warmer, followed by colder weather om yureday OPEN TO-MORROW UNTIL 12 GOLOCK. ‘The Palsis Royal will be open Thahksgiving Day ‘until midday. (Firat floor.) Anticipating » very great demand for Gloves, Laaien and Gentlemen who with gloves fitted to the hand Will piesse eal! early. ‘We have been told our $22.60 Seal Plush Visites are exttondinary value. We sell oo many We think it must be so. fall © PE RSS Be ae Hoa Boe By Fs te 8s = (Fiat floor.) Thenew stock of Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs will beon exhibition. Prices from 1 to $7.50, Very low Prices for the qualities offered. (Fitet foot.) For ten fears the Palais Royal has been conceded hesdquatters for Fune. Not obly the largest stock im ‘Washington, but one of the fisieat in the Country. SHOES! (Second foot.) Ladies who appreciate Fine Shoes will be surprised at the prices quoted. The new stock of Slippers for evening wear afe on ethibition. MERS FURNISHING DORPARTMENT. (Rear door of Ro. 1219 Pa. ave.) Gentleinen will find @ first-class stock at prices Agresably surprising. The new stork of Silk Hand- Rerebiefs, Umbrellas, Neckwear, ke.,is being favorably commented on. (taP"Close punctually st 12 o'clock to-morrow. PALAIS MOV AL. (4, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager.) 223 2117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AGAIN HAS OUR HOUSE BEEN PACKED AND “JAMMED” WITH AN EAGER THHORG OF DE- LIGHTED PATRONS. GOOD kEws TRAVELS FAST, AND ALL WASHIKGTOR situs 10 BE ALIVE TO THE FACT THAT WE ans SisTRIBUT- ING HERETOFURE UNHEARG.OF VALUES IN MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING, HATA, FURNISH- INGS, AND SHOES, WE PROPOSE TO KEEP THE GOOD WORK GOING BRAVELY ON, WE REVEL INHARD WORK AND ARE IN OUR ELEMENT WHEN MARKING HOMES HAPPY HERE IN Wasft- INGTON BY SUCH GREAT MID-SRASON BAR GAINS AS a, CHILDREN’S OVEROOATS, IN ABOUT THIRTY DIFFERENT STYLES, AGES 2 TO 5 YRAR®, THAT WERE MADE TO SELL FOR FROM 85 To #10 EACH, BUT WittcH WE OBTAINED AT A_ MANUFACTURER'S FORCED SALE AT A PRICE THAT ENABLER 0s To Rate TWO DOLLARS aNd FIFTY OBNTS (82.50) FOR YOUR CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LOT (ABOUT 150). iP YOU iMaaine THe DirrERENoR BETWEEN OVE PRICE AND THE PRICES THEY WERE MADE ‘TO SELL FOR SOUNDS 700 GREAT, COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER, BUT RESERVE YOUR JUDG: MENT UNTIL YOU'VE SERN THEM. THEYRE ‘Tht PRETTIEST LITTLY ovencaRMent 1waa- INABLE. SOME HAVE AND SOME sIM- PLECOLLARS. SOME ARE TRIMMED WrTH As. TRACHAN AND OTHERS ARE seLecntuwed. THEY ARE ALL PERFECT LITTLE BEAUTSZS AND OOME IN ALMOST EVERY sitaDt, cOLOR, AND COMBINATION OF COLORS. AND REMEM- BER, OUR PRICE FOR YOUR cttotck oF THE Lot ig TWo FIFTY (92.50), IN SUITS, SEPARATE PANTS, AND OUTFIT. TINGS FoR THE BiuGin Bots OUR SECOND PLOOA 18 PACKED TO 178 UTMOST CAPACITY ‘WITH BARGAINS KQUALLY AS ATTRACTIVE. IX OUR MENS CLOTHING stoRE (THIRD FLOR, TARE THE ELEVATOR) WE ARE OFFER- ING THE CHOICE OF ABOUT 1.450 SUITS FOR WFTREN DOLLAR EACH THAT THERE 19wT ORE OF THEM WORTH LESS THAN 918, AND PROM THAT UP T6828. THY ARF MaDE FROM CHOICE AND FASHIONABLE SUITINGS, IN STRIPES OF VARIOUS WIDTHS AND CoLons, IN ‘MIXTURES, IN PLAIDS. AND IN PLAIN SHADES. ENGLISH AND IRISH TWERDS, SCOTCH CHEY- 40TS AXD AMERICAN CABSIMERES, IN BOTH CUTAWAY FROCK AND HANDSOME sACK STYLES. FIFTEEN DOLLARS ror THE Choro. es WHAT SHALL WE SAY ABOUT OUR PEERLESS joaTS? IT 18 WITHOUT A PERR IN THIS COUNTRY. THINK OF SATIN- LINED CHINCHILLA BEAVER OVERCOATS AT $15 EACH! YOU CAN FIND THEM HERE AT THAT PRICE, AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER RINDS EQUALLY LOW IN PRICE PROPORTION. ATELY. ae SAKS & COMPAXY, THE CLOTHIERS WHO MAKE THINGS HUM AT " SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. eco nv v G ivy GGG vv ose "TL A BY EE gs £ OHTH go SRE BK 88g BOWE 24 28GB set fot the popular appreciation of our untiring efforts of continually improving the quality of our goods, while maintaining our wonderfully iow prices, ‘The constant increase of our business if to us—ns ap- plause is to the sctor—a stimulant to furnish better and handsomer goods every season at possibly lower end lower prices, Our Great Sale of “Mantfecturers’ Remnants” is now drawing general attention, Such bargains a8 we now offer have never been known. In addition to the “Remnants” in Children's Shoes~ Advertised last Friday, and in Ladies’, mentioned in Monday's and Tuesday's Star—we have in Gents’ Wear: LOT 17-60 pairs Fine Calf Hand-sewed Boots, equal in every respect to $8 custom-work—our price 83.90. LOT 11-36 pairs Men’s Calf Sewed Boots, a regular 68 Boot—now 82.37. LOT 18-144 pairs Gents’ Custom-made Fine Calf Shoes, Button, Laced, and a few Conaress, They are cheap at $5.50, yot we sell them at 63.8 LOT 16—About 50 pairs left Gents’ Seamless Calf ‘Vamp Hahd-welt Waukenphasta, We've seen inferior goods sell for 85—our price $2.90. LOT 19180 pairs Gents’ Seamless Vamp, Button, ‘Laced, and Gaiters, worth 82.50; these go at $1.85. LOT 12-200 pairs English Balmorals, an indestruc- tible $1.75 Shoe—our price $1.23. LOT 10-100 pairs Solid Bole Working Boots, some Kip, e few good quality Split, none worth less than $2. ‘These fly at $1.49. WM. BAEN & CO'S RELIABLE SHOR ROU 816 7thet, 1922 Penne.ave, 231 Penna. ave. se. 218-2 Tas “COLUMBIAN ORATOR.” grenettbouuentiy ap Spon inked brs 8 ie sy a Surtees Oveon the entree Ser ss <CEuehm over which Adler ingle) keep watch and Mirteen-Dollar word utara Dolan Overconts worth ‘Dollars Overcoate worth Twenty-two-snd-o-Balf Dollars bopeanmnd x Hpuyjtve Dollare Overcoat omni ifthe ee San rarer Overcoat» ive Dollars Overcoate, ‘Dollars at ‘For Absolute Proof of the Above call at VICTOR BR ADLERS ‘Ton Por Cent Clothing Howse, 027 and 929 7th wt. n.w.,corner Mnssachusstisave, ‘@rietly One Price, ‘Open Hetarday enti! 1) p.m Fae! Cae Dir Nonce. ‘TEUBSDAY BEING THANKSGIVING DAY, A RATIONAL HOLIDAY, OUR TORE WILL Bh CLOSED. ‘As wo caundt therefore enumerate out list of attfactioR® fot Friday's “Remnant” Sele, ‘w6 beg to Aftfiounce that on FRIDAY MORN- ING onr “Remnants” will be gathered together, marked at Reduced Prices, and placed on sale ag, ‘fetish The large trade of the past few days Jetds 8 fo Believe that the offering will embrace unusually attractive bargains in some of our most desirable gos, ‘We shalt supplement our Hemhet eale this Friday with # numbor of special “irives” as an sdditional attraction, ‘Read below. " WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th atd F ste. 0.7. Fawar “Dave Orr. ie, nd ae Se wae mien eaten ONLY $7.50 PER ROBE. commen hana tegen to sdvige you to call early. in onder to avetd disap- DRESS GOODS, ‘88-inch all-wool Dress ak Ree ‘mixtures aud plain a peel Spey gree x Bale puretiss puables ust offer themat the ‘373. PER YARD. aR at et lee eh sa ONLY a0c, PER YARD.” “DRIVE” IX BOYS' CLOTHING. raincer nana rat wis ieee r two lets doul Incase a sult at less ti pur leas. Me jt rearie salte, {herent do Porm Seoten Cheviot suite, ve Three lots made f-Dreant ici ary etteron and ae ONL Seer ane EAR She Fears former prices 85.00, it 95.00 EACH. ve them, to = ‘the best suite for the mon @5) Possible to seeure under any cir- cums 1x porr{ERitt floors ry 1 Dive Colerpvordered Doylie, that were {Second floor.) “DRIVE” IN WRAPPER cea ete A small, lot of best-grade On oF a dit dzondl rs ravper, Patterns, toa, Chol co Bea S tee ces wool Twilléd Flahnels, in Bary cell gerularly at 40. We IR Labi RG yack en “DR Pm py Aor Re tte ee N= hes guiltea ene stylish and weil ms sizes 32 to i as ae ry yt ne bet.er consy g aA de gies Melton “Newmar can inaeet ittpes feat Sitea Site: mizee te 14 and 18 yee, Only 815 each. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F ste n.w. Laos Wisren Hosters, yore sre showing an elegant line of Ladies’ Im- Cashmere Hose, with £4, merino heel Tau Ges imore durable than the ai G2%e., 75e, 87%e., and $1 Pvt call Attention to the fact that, these prices ar from 10c. to 13e. per pair less than the same qiaiities wold for laat Reason: The remait of Wuying jn lance quantities ant from Bret Pxceitent Wns of Ladies’ Fiecce-hined West, Jn Diack, unbleached, and all the desirable colors, pariees + 3744 4204 and 50e. per PSU Une of Childrens Cashmere Hose, plain and ribbed, black and colored ; prices in WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 1th and F ata, n.w. New Lise Or Urnorsrenins. New Furniture Coverings. ew Curtain Materials. ‘New Lace Cupsias, New Curtain Pot New se ‘New Uphols ‘Fringes. The Department is stocked to ite fullest ca- palo re were never Prepared for the mand than now. ‘Our recent purchases were made under cir- cumstances extremely favorable to us, and wich will enable us to offer greater values than. ‘NEW FURNITURE COVERINGS. New 50-inch Raw Bil color ew Ww Silke, in rich ‘combi- ONLY 420. PER YARD. Xew 50-inch Petit Points, excellent colorings in handsome desig: ONLY 760. PER YARD. Now 50-inch Extra-heavy Petit Points, attrac- tive colorings. ONLY 81.25 PER YARD New 50-inch Linen Veloura, ONLY 1.75 PER YARD. in Yatdnonre Srieutat ana’ Beran Gatene tas variety of rich col yr combinations in harmon- ious effects, Usually sold at 83. ONLY 62.00 PER YARD. orgy Sipe, Rraties, to how salmon cot pike Sires es cto eos ONLY 82.50 PER YARD. xRw aig avy ees in nd colorings, variety a fone, freneat any previa ly shown by us SRR rote see Bisa and ream, ONLY 200. PER YARD. D6 inch Curtain Madras, in lemon and cream. ONLY 250, PER YARD. 50 inch Cartain, attractive, bh patzerng. of 85.9852. ngina Zoe i eepeted Rey = » vo PqEiSgan line of 60 inch Colored Crete Madras. Ailonreteer PER YARD. n Seema Clots Ba eeemennene ONLY 350. PER YaRp. 100 Pieces Fancy Curtain Scrims, variety of stripes, ONLY 180. PER YARD. sow race CURTAINE geipteract,exeelitut petra Ta ONLY 01.50 Pew ParR. ONLY $5 PER PAIR. Buperd line of New Tanfbour Lace Curtains, ‘white eae} wien saat per pair, ‘NEW CURTAIN POLES. prabare base ately of the, cas Nickel Trimmings, bo eset tension sane Pr La ae sis and blue plush, ONLY 82.25 EACH. NEW WINDOW SHADES. ‘3 SPECIAL BARGAINS, EERE |e ONLY 430. EACH. eae mk ONLY 500. EACH. — eee ONLY 760. RACH. a eprom Er “ @ourth Sor; two elevators.) WOODWARD & LoTHROP, Cot Nhwi reas, | seer Warm Women cooks tor _n19.60 30-6: meee FOR GENERAL HOUREWOR: Ne ty Me Pireent De a SALESMEN mee ‘yasiyess; er Sa atin = mses WaAsthh hoebiatr bring Feterences, sth at. Wat TED—WHITE GIkL Fo muendea apply between 8 and 12 ocloe a8 WAITRESS, CHAM. ina wae ite @ family, Apply.et room L, 868 16% ats Bours ot $8244 te p.m. x Waxten-gonb DRESSMAKERS W ater ANB kirt bands: three a,prentices, 1410 E st. u.¥., bet, Fath abd Lath streets aes Pe Rig Sa LAS | gk Ly G0 pe Monae MASS, ae arte WIELINGINDE ‘STRIOUS LAD OVER 16, of two or tl experience ip the print- Ress alts ‘Work: must be of good ‘rell recommended. ‘Addrecs stating abUity and wages expected. BO. Box 000, Wainer xo xa EN ai as —z Tefetences. 7307 Wosrsna’ ‘CLERK “uo FigRIUA LY WY clerstands the prosecution of pemsion cla! Star Office. Wis DOA F EROM 35 15 TO ae aes ks OLD to learn the d ‘after 10 a, 1. Wednesday, HENRY A. PTOH NS TOR. Lou ness 0 ‘sta. Wixi VERAL REL LIABLE (BLE CANV ASSIS Cf oxnerignce, male’ and feinele, to intrvduce » newiy-ratented article for the ae ip this ‘and other cities, Address, st cations, references, ¢ x “ 7 ioe (wh te or col ANTED=A GOOD HON! ored th ivi orven, ADDF with aa patito 86 i ‘ANTED—A G00! Ww BOX OPENER | BR aa To Waa oe Raat oekete A ‘ 1 2P-2E of MEN S810 TO We MEEHTE Lan ie et e ny M setionalities ah DICKS agency, 819 5th 35 TO 4 '$50—COOKS. COKE! AMER, sales): RM, RCE OS Went walters mLw., over Davis’ ANTED—AN EXPE RD NURSE TO TAKE eutire charge of a baby seven months old: 0 xet- tled wontn of long experieuce and with first-elass ref- Sing easement bP Deters belore noon at 1408 M ef. 5 Tear AR pa S Sew itubber Un n E LIFTLE, Chicago, W ED—A GOOD mint TE GIRL TO Wa —— erally, Meet in a stnall, fami cooking, romin : 2 ve got Teter Sead per moni. "Addrew A-W., star office. mai-lw W, NTED—A YOUIH TO LEARN THE DitUG business: one with some ¢: ogee’? Te preferred. — required. Address 7 1. Se WASERSPUNRORER EMPLOYMENT BU- 4 coloteds for ail Kinds of dongestic labor for Bageriet and States. with reference. F17 M st. iw. _az-llWw" V aNt 1 MLO} MENT OF EVERY DESCRIP- sctrt WASHINGTON LABOR BURFAU. B1l-u 496 Tia at aw, Wes <TADIEN ARE OFFERED PLAIN ibeedlework at tueip own hymen (fon or courts) by a wholoaale hoaae ‘Profitable, spunine, “Good bay very hie furans“, Tattieninns tree Sagres Artistic Neeilework Con 123 8th wt. NeLCity. nit-eoot WAS TeD-APPuENTIONS FORTHE US to serve itil twenty save Jeans of ace, tren ton zen teceived. Apniy on USS. Dales Navy Nant Washington, Pay at 8 per month and Doan haw, TED-AN HONEST YOUNG MAN. LOcA- ted ots lead torepeeeente a Nie oo ERSTE Bo Peers Neo “ACTIVE AND STELLIGENT, giviside Washington, to repmteut in het ces pent position. no Bi +e eas WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS, ALL pa ee portion home, daytime or evening. No bumbag: simple and exay : can, b cracountry er week gh of ahich can 06 done t's email root rire business. No operated im the city ing iews than ji directions how to syouldeud Ibe for for working sainples rail of reo pry Go kubeny. 8 expenses, Lay ient ice, renteel employinent for feat once, enclosing seit-eddressed aut ite at enclosing. eli-w “nivel i BMPIRE SUPPLY AGENCY eg ant les a oar aut ga RINTER AT GEN. + rR naar is ant La. ave cae Wee oeae refetrsclipton and price. H's Ly star ‘office, TED—$500 FOR ONE YEAR, FIGHT & Pa jeer iS eee valued at le perteot’ Address Lay Star vlice m2 —10 RENT LARGE STABLE FOK 1 AEE Gas cana he Botha Gas oe Se Soak ‘ANTED — BY iALL Weeener aes re rr =F ra Bes fresses inade wivet_ in tat Wisetoa tater ne ‘Address 'C. NE end F sta. ne. 5 OWN THAT C.& BUNDY. OF W 45s Coujstane ave {opposite City Hall. se Comm uussicner, of, Dens for ait tes and Termitorios Wy asten peg ea PATRS OF OLD cusrore § es pala, “hudives OLD SUURS, Btar ofice, Bi 7-1y" WANTED TRY OU OUR ‘BU UTTERINE AT, 0 C8: xis Pee iixee! WM. C. cO'ScRIBNER Ae Wiiteoarat ato bo ON ‘AFIT. i HILL, HAV. ‘or rooms for rent should lene their address Be onthe free. pint wh sa UractOntse o0. Sutlkobinr vostte co. Bat. ae nis. W: Seoetiam lath EST CASH rea, er FOR SMe dares Bow 74, solder 7 “ANTED—DAVIS. MERLY on. causes ee i We it i —— +3 ter work wnan mies can mare from jets vensatt Ae ers hl erect ss > _ WANTED -SITUATIONS. Waster TWO COLORE! 8 PLACES in private families: one asf cook. the sther bousemaid or laundross, Cail at Mcs Thorn. ton’s, 16 Bary st. between 16th and U7th. i WANTED. BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN str. Nation as a waiter iv a private family. Lesi of city reference. Cail at rmout Hill, between and Vermont ave. and 15¢h at. uw Wareie A YOUNG MAN WHO 48 Wil mueudeed 2 situation ia 456°C st nw LADY OF REFINEMENT. co, dlesines & josition as private family. 0 Wks Eu isronaeD GES devirrna ponition ee taeaerap eg ‘ongrece prefered sre: Star office ¥ WV aNTED. ah, cou Qoueenet Bate a speed HAM, —BY A COLORED GIRL STTUATION AS ANTE! hurse or chamb. =4 » Willing to sesuet plain SSUES botnet" Uloee veer Gays at 1426 DM ot. ow, z Wi? D—HOME FOR “ORPHA wee ee fae are eet cad Fon emer rothce, Nitin Yo iircan wae ANE A COON ba bee Pace neat ee. efurulened Picasr call et Bid @ 18th ot. raed NAM LAT pie or a wi e U ag States: wood reference. Call or 1088 Sddrees f Ws Gai : Grauchtaman.uive years experience in Fneland and Cacada, good ge Gter ec variety special tools. We KOCK, 1600 4th mingiou, Del. ws ‘BY NORTHERN MAN OF MUCH EX Perlence, and best of referpuce, cngacement as farm Ihanacer. "W. N-W., Stare! ue WA XTRD_ POSITIONS OR WOMEN 00, Taide, qurses, wailrrem, seamstress, Intndress, nite, colored abl dapamens; UoLiers. com Nines, wal ees and house oye, city Teferedices GIs 7th wt. WANED SITUATION 1 an inv competent American Provestan preseut employers, 17 131 at Wet. D—BY A SETILED WV place aa wurve to children vr wi take « wultd indy’; best of references, Apply at 13 " aw. CARE OF AK} WHITE WoMAN A a OUNG ie iN Wito alk studying pharmacy) & position in aru store. Willing to do any i werk eatin her, Address A. L.. Star oftice. WASTEDIRNOWN THAT. Ds dan be had at South Washington Labor Havens, nii-iim 430 70h st. aw. WANTED. ROOMS. ED—ONE_ LARGE ok a) VANTED—BY A LADY IN ONE OF THE EXEC- Ulive Departments, a furnished room, ceniraly lostted, where “rrivacy it semared. Adare, es iW rooms w quiet couple for lirut housekeept location. Rent mu etereuens given ahd re@nired Star ofice “AMILY, BOARD AN fun two singe Rooms | pri weferved: must have ‘moderB nujrove : Rorth west city: terms Rot to ex Ter mouts. Address PERMANENT. Star an raNTED —FURNISHED OF Tooms. Persons haviug room: A) money by wesing nx; we receive constant cal Parties wanting rooms. B23-Gt ROOM KENTING AGENCY, 612 9th st. nw. to rent can save from J ANTED_FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ALOOVE. Sino, tueais for couple with thrve-Year-old babe, west of 13th st. price, M. D TO LEASE aaa we a-Liawik | | Upper foot work and neuanst A ager a eae Ceti | WASTEDSRY A REFINED LADY, A wei. hed Hoon, with bound, with adouple livin Alone. Where these arv ho other boarder or rhiildrea. iP communjeation “airictly confideutial; prompt pay ‘Address C. G., Star office neat ‘ED—ROOMS—CALL ATONCK AND REGIS. | tin time for rush.” Reeumed | Da. Phocton «80%. | ‘ nid-lm WANTED--HOUSES. BRICK HOUSE, =ia| or tot aay | si S| J ANTED — DESIRABLE PINCE OF BUSINESS | property well located for casi. BH. WAM & CO. viG Fst now, wad-at ED-SMALL MOUAPS PAYIN it inte: «CO, 018 Fs HAE WR Wat rent taken in ee vith Vilewe of other boarders; ceutral location. Address x62 star nae: W3NTED-DEc. 10TH. 4 FUKNISHED HOUSE 8 rooms, modern improvements, between 1 ape Rand 12th abd 19th eta. uw; Lot wo exceed 845 per Bouth sing | family. Beat of references. Aadsree ML ELA. Star office ate Wax ANTE! ots for cash es, Placed with us will te o iberall savertised | peuse. ively coliect ctad OcLAND 8 Moa 1912 Feat Adioming un Bursting, ONEY TO LOAN. T LOW RATES ON LocAL unlisted, aud Pood collateral, property ‘our ex+ inegurance ! clad paper bouxht and sold, NGHAM, F418 Et OANS_PERSONAL PROPERTY ACCEPTED AS collateral secnrity ior Individual motes or ny weli-kuown aud re- it Vaulte, Ad. 660. n21-im pumctit of reaacunble tora, aponsll nivalusoa pt at the Gate ONFIDEN ITAL, F ) LOAN ON REAL Bs’ TACK: PROMPT toa apylicationa, “SWOMMST ROT & m Fst. nly LARGE SUMS, SMALL SUM reasouable inverest aud com. Ro& WiMni, 142: ONEY TO LOAN | Ix SUMS To suit ON REAL estate Lowest rates. No delay, only. FB. SMiiii & SON, 1222 F suvet uorchwest, 000-70 1 LOAN ON REAL ESTATES. [023] Ped THOS. B. WAGOAMAN._ WyoNer To gf | Mics ee “LP oobpssou co es Lin ree, and Navy Officers’ Pay Actoute Caaved.« Loana on Bainina’ Avsocisticn abd other S1UGKS AND BONDS GOOD COMMERCIAL PAPER a oiler ayet-laas ‘securities No nay wiiere security is wood, ‘WM. . DEMPSEY, Broker, 526-3 Teu4 New Lork ave 8100,000 malZhak, Ba @, H. WHITE & CO, 322 X. Charles st, Baltimore, re EYToLAN pee ‘On eal nstate a img} oming Stu Butiding, MRE 7O WAN ON REAL ES. Tk Teall, at lowest rate of jute cor LTR \q ONEY TO LOAN ON Se SeRvES: aL ma esTaTeE BECU. i ‘4 iS. cor, Hand 20th sta. “1405 € #t, B. Le a ‘& THOMPSON, ae = LST RATES OF IN’ Tre sect. THOS, £ ‘ONET 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- “DANERMOWER 4p = | iter TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Carin: ‘rates of interest. Ao PEN, 303 7th et. nw from Capitol. Feterences | for FOR RENT--ROOMS, OR RENT — VERY iat “FORNISHED rome, je oren suite f Jyh RENT 175 NeW FOr x inily Porminied wove, et 0 ApSeeesn om {Lk RENT 986 iT ST NW, BEAUTIFULLY Sy au Rooms. ta wuite oF ainghe, rive bale 298 RENT oe K ST XW. FINE SPCOND PIES vor mnite of rooms very nicely furnished. gouth first-class location: verms moderate to dy Add re) Fiow NEW Tore perio, fay window JOR RENT- TWO NickLY Fi muuicating Roows, with board area > JOR RENT. Mat, bet, aren gourmet preter Te. hss pk KENT front aa. w were sae es SECOND STORY nd beck 2 ar house “ew areie and furnitas OR NT 1 COMMUNIC Efe: SEO planed. coMMUNT- tance. aAdvews vee w. ue SPCOND tage canes epee ‘Cast aw jor SESE, DOUBLE P, ye vo roo 1rd hoor for iicht bousekerping. #18 ta nd Ueket Gece Tt RENPONSIBLE PanTiix ‘Spows wasn laren sh mune above wish lazwe closets i Seuiencrs. rent taken im boerd if retro’. York ave. ahd dst stn. _ OK RENT-S10 NEW YORK AVE. ® or three unfurnished rooms second Boor ras end beth. we maker “3 Th oe New 20k RENT-AT 2 GRANT PLACE, TWo Lanc fursished or Untur teed foi unleatiig jogot lier OF winuely. wi linen Board! JOE RENT—411y9 @ art Futuiabed aud tiniurmiabed Rooms. om fret, second and third foore:en suite or front. wear three limes of cars EQ. RENT PaE BOOM ESTING AGENCT Ai Sth st. ow. has furnished Eyota for rent, tn alt part their list, Rica piven fal formation free, S ii KOOMS, SLOOND ‘oor; oxy and deahrabie: ou sults or Ap pew houre, with all modern ty Fe. a ene Fi gat =p jurnished alee RET — i: * pond ated rumors tng ta, eh aN rahi, sothern expomire id board ti fateinicen srineg woah pa nd mputhiers @xyoatre wine 8M ‘stable r 20K RENT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS LY tedroou and parior Jor: alev other Fanaa, TEE Frank Jor REN edsonaty feruiebeds Tr: to geemt i foot, ot tres lange “beck paviet ives trot third 8 aie JOR RENT 13 ST XW. misbed Rooma, with or withs Story front room hasaleove. teruy JOK KENT-WITHOTT BOaKD, Ni AK TH RAGES, Plcaeaurt Moone, “aucisonsely SEWLA b roK T-10li @ 8 NW, HANDSOMP: ¥ furnished Pari grate ans ie Fe ENT 619 H AT. hieated rooms, second nisbed, ord furnished li furnished bed-r.om and Men ber of Congress —730 v7 owes SS WP ened Paice ond Chase re cheerful and OK KENT — TWO HANDSOME FURNISHED Rooms in private family, with gas and beat, also bath-room ; centrally iocated, 620 6th street tor’ west Fe RENT_TWO FURN SF FRONT RO with cood board. private house, neat 14th-st cars and 13th wnnged. 1410 @ mt. ROOM WITH BoALD 1 Peforemore exclmuwed zt JK RENT—1315 MASSACHUSETTS AVE } nished, ianee room, en st tx and alcoves. ew houre RENT _ELPOANTLY ite or single: fine ith st. cor. G nw. RENT_WITH DOARDIN PRIVAT) FAMIL jdnousely furnished parlor aud be tral location. Appig at 1311.8 at,oor Viave nil T_HANDSOMEL RNISHED PAR rooms, rs, suitable 11th st. uw JOK RENT= 10 1OWA OLROLE, rooms en suite,communteating, bei hallof a double house | mod. ire if desired; eu quired. ) FURNISH one wide of the ‘con furgace beat orope preterred” refereyces re, eee Jk RENT-081 GATS. WA SUT Pat: jors, suitavle for Member of Cougre 3 wo Dear Pt on aiboe™ K RENT—TWO LARGE NEWLY. FURNISULD 320 foot: new modern = ‘and berdics within ® square; references. 217 3det ae. 1016 15TH ST. NEAR ARLINGTON adsowely furnished rvome, en’ euite ar nutuents Ofet-clets. table ‘utiet oF. portion of Benge ul9-6t OR KENT. Fonctaal from; furhixbed free.’ KAMES, OK KENT—FURNISHI eu suite, in private fam rates in every Tuou; corm: east front; references required, 1101 K st. m ©. Tagen tase, beim dee lg STeloER & LIEBERMAN. 1303 Fo. Ms ECRDUSLD ANY UNE parts of Te city. lance list to #e. Shd tuturnisued bousee, uf and open “woutn louse. wew suaber Fee 5 aE OR wu suite, contenant t mere demure famaiee bites seated fT Hines see FRE oe net NW, TWO DOORS PRON Worl If block From Arungton, wewly Tiruislied rovins, obs tor erate fre 1-112 HON. Ww. Jor and’ Bet-Room, suitadin to Fees easton } TH st NW, OFrO- Ps ee don “trot and, ecvond, @oore, sutieery exruure, ral and furnace heat, private bath, &c, Table Board. POR RENT SAUPERIOR ‘ACCOMMODATIONS. Private adult family; suitable tor Metulery ast Capitol at. RENTOIN A VERY AND Tneant suite, to.8, rE RRENT- MISCELLANEOUS E Waseem FES TERE Rr td Sebo rhea ready ee A oe