Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: December 1, 1897, The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent bown Ade daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that «fall the other daily papers here added together. A curious Ibel suit ts agitating tne literary cen- ters of New England and the West, The plalotiff 1s & Miss Brown, of Boston, wno has been con- nected with Miss Selma Borg, the musician, in a Mterary venture having for its object the convic- tion of the public mind that it was Lief Eriksen and not Christopher Columbus who first discov- ered America. Miss Brown now professes to have herself made a discovery of no little Importance; that 1s, that it was she who was doing all the ‘Work and Miss Borg who was getting all the credit Of their joint success. Miss Brown's Itvel suit 18 Drought against Prof. Rasmus Anderson, the Scandinavian scholar and United States minister to Denmark, who, In the quarrel between the two ladies, espoused the cause of the one with the ‘Norse name against the one with the English, and ‘said to have carried his interest so far asto make disparaging reflections upon Miss Brown, which she thus resents ia the courts, It 18 not Mkely that the plaintiff in this case can prove very serious pecuniary damage suffered by her through Minister Anderson's endeavors to as- sist her partner at ber expense; but she may suc- ceed In accomplishing that which 1s probably the Teal object of her sult—to wit, proving tothe sat- tsfaction of the scholars, authors, editors and pub- lishers with whom she is hereafter tobe thrown Into contact, that her sharein the laborsof the literary partnership was larger than appeared on the surface. Meanwhile, the controversy derives more than ordinary popular Interest from the fact ‘that it involves three persons 2s prominent as mu American diplomat, a musical celebrity and a ‘Woman to whose devout offices the fame of a now eminent seafarer from the north owes in no small ‘measure Its rescue from obilvion. $a All the Baltimore and Potomac road asks of the Senate committee ts to be let alone. Several of ‘the prominent Senators placed themselves on record last session as not afraid to disturb it in Debalt of the interests of this community. There 4s nosign that courage has failed them, and the ‘Durdens upon the community, demanding inter- ference, are not diminishe1. Knowing the general ‘views of the members of the Senate committee, and the weight of their opinions in the Senate, ‘Washington expects from them, in their report, & strong presentation of the District's railroad Grievances, and practical and effective recom- mendations for relief. ‘The bill removing all tracks at grade from the surface of the city, so far as that ts practicable, rescuing the Mall, and pro- viding & reasonably convenient union station, ought to de introduced as early as possible in the session, and, if pushed vigorously and teariessiy by the able and influential legislators whose sym- pathies are enlisted in its behalf, will probably become a law. May this hope of Washington, long deterred, be speedily realized “A colored citizen of Greene County, Obio, has ‘set a nobie example in self-help to hts race every- where in making to Wilberforce University a ttee gift 0° some thirty thousand dollars, 1f a white man bad given this sum to a colored university It ‘Would not have occasioned wide rem \rk, although everyone must have acknowledged It a handsome present. The notable feature of the case is the | eircumstance that it was a colored man’s contribu- tion to the cause of colored education and progress. At some future time, it is believed and hoped, such episodes will not be so unfrequent as to excite Wide remark; and it will bo a great day for their whole race when our colored fellow-citizens shall Rave come to recognize the value of appearing be- fore the world in an attitude of sturdy seif-sup- port, workiug for thet own profit, educating their children from their own resources, and generally absolving themselves from the state of depend- ence on the whites in which they have been reared for so many generations. —<—<$<$—— a ‘When an American jury surprises the public in a eriutoal case it 1s generally by an acquittal. An Mogieal jury generally sympathizes with the pris- oner. Most’s Jury, however, which was at first melined to believe the prisoner's witnesses by a ‘yote of seven beliefs against five disbeliets, at last concluded, twelve against nothing, that it disbe- Neved these witnesses and accepted the evidence not entirely satisfactory or conclusive, of the wit- esses for the prosecution. It depends, of course, upon What Most really said at the meeting to which the Indictment against him refers, whether his punishment in the present case will be a blow at ‘the freedom of speech, or the proper penalty for him who inettes to crime. The jury's guess at the facts In the confusing and unsatisfactory state of the evidence fs as likely to be correct a8 that of Suy one, and at any rate is the guess that counts suf the game of trial by jury. $< ‘The whitewashing tendenctes of the age are Teaily stretching to dangerous extremes, It is Rot very surprising that asa precautionary and apologetic measure some men should concede that “the devil 18 not so biack as he is painted;” but ‘when tne same kind of concession is demanded in respect to sewer gas and stagnant water the pub- Me with one votce calisa hult. It sternly refuses to discard its prejudices against stagnant water om the ground, now vigorously urged, that the odjectionabie organisms are more wide-awake and @angerous in running water. And Judge Lynch has fixed bis glittering, deadly eye upon the ‘Dangling plumber in disguise, who, In “The Sani- tary News” defends sewer gas as ‘some of the freest alz from micro-organisms that can be found,” and intimates that it is the depraved out- Side air which contaminates the innocent sewer 85 with micro-organisms ee All accounts agree in representing the feeling aunong members of the Fiftieth Congress, without Tegard to party, as strongiy favorabie to a reduc- ton of the Government revenues. So far, so good. But the sticking point comes just here, ‘when we | attempt to bring these gentlemen down to a state | ment of what they consider the right kindof a reduction and the right amount. It will bea sure vest of a Congressman’s good fa(th in making such a concession to the popular demand, whether bbe is willing to assent to some plan that is not all his own, rather than have the session wasted in fruitiess talk. The man who is a friend of the people will prove it by taking the best opportunity that offers to make @ reasonabie reduction of their burdzna, $$ —_____ ‘The Boston democrats ere not so badiy put to it for & nominee for mayor after all. Instead of accepting the citizens’ candidate, Mr. Bradlee, as ‘their Own, they have fallen back upon their present mayor, Mr. O’Brien, and induced him to run again. ‘This will doubtless appease the wounded feelings of the old-liners in the party who were fo feel that they Rad been crowded too hard alteady by the eleventh-hour converta, $< Senator Edmunds is quoted by a New York World correspondent as saying that he “would be glad to see we editor of the World the first ume ne ‘was in Washington.” Has this message any hos- tile meaning concealed underneath its hospitable form of words? Has the World been doing any- thing to Mr. Edmunds? Printing his portrait, per haps? ——<— + ‘The American “Buffalo Bull” !s in England, the Hon, William Cody. The English “Joey” is tn America, the Hon. Joseph Chomberlain, Distance lends enchantment, fumillarity breeds contempt, Gnd a prophet (or any other man) 1s not without honor save in bis own country. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. Have just received s new lot of FRENCH BROAD. CLOTHS tm ull the latest shades at 6: 73, @2 and 92.50 per yard. MOIRE AND FAILLE FRANCAIS SILKS to match. YONS PURE SILK VELVE: RISE EEREAICE Veuve 020 ao Special Bargains in BLACK SILKS, GKOs G! FAILLE FRANCAIS, —_— ee a ce Roveltios BLACK SILK VELVETS. ous piece, uality et 69, worth 612. - — ‘The larg-st stock of CHOICE DRESS GOODS: ‘market at New York price. recs THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY, “DECEMBER 1, 1887—-SIX PAGES. Two ITEMS— THAT WE KEEP BURT'S SHOES FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN THAT WE KEEP MORE VARIETIES AT THE POPULAR PRICE oF FIVE DOLLARS ‘THAN AT ANY OTHER PRICE, THOUGH WE HAVE PLENTY OF alter GOOD SHOES AT LOWER PRICES, ARTHUR BURT & CO. 1911 F ST. 5.W. Gasar Suoz Suz 4 FEW SWEET NOTES FROM THE MUSIC OF OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT (FIRST FLOOR, CENTER). 315 Pairs Ladies’ Bright Dongola Kid Button Boots, ‘Band turns, Opera Toss. Regular price, $3.25; will sellat @2a pair. Sizes, 23§to7. D width only. 120 Pairs Ladies’ Bright Finish Dongola Kid Top Button Boots, with Patent Leather Vamps and Opers Toes Sizes 1, 13, 2,25, 3,4, 5, and 5jp, B width; 1, 1s 2, 234, and 334, C width, and 1, 2, and 5, D width; Rewular price, 8: ‘Will sell at $2.75 a pair. 72 Pairs Ladies’ Bright Finish Dongola Kid Button ‘Boots, Common Sense Toe and Heel, very pretty Scal- loped Vamps. Sizes, 3, 5, 5%, and 6, B width; 2, 3, 5, and 5%, C width, and 2, 3.and6,D width. Regular Price, 83.50; now going at $2.50. 96 Pairs Ladies’ Dongola Kid Button Boots, Square Philadelphia Toe (the last of a very large lot which ‘have had an immense run, but cannot be replaced at Present, because the makers cannot fill orders on ac- count of the recent strike). The sizes and widths run ‘a8 follows: 1, 13, 2, 23, 3, 33%, B; 1, 2, and 2%, C: 1, 1%, and2,D. The regular price of these is $3.50 = Pair; will sell now at $2.25. 108 Pairs Ladies’ Curacoa Kid Button Boots, <ith ‘Narrow Toes and Low Heels, Regular price, $3.75. ‘Will sell now at $2.50. Sizes, 2%, 3, 33, 43, and 5, A Width; 2%, 3, 3%, 4, and 5, B width; 3, 3%, and 6, © width, and 4 and 5, D width. And last on the list of Ladies’ Goods for this Special Sele are sbout 1.200 pairs Kid, Straight Gost, Don- ola, and Pebble Gost Button Boots, which have been selling regularly st $2.25, will close out at $1.63 » pair. The widthsareC, D,and R Sixes, 2% to 7, ‘We have only room enough left to mention but three items in Men’s Shoes for this Special Mid-Sesson Sale. ‘First, 86 pairs Fine Calf Congress Gaiters. Sizes, 6 to 10, Cand D. Regular price, 85; now going at $3.658 Pair. 48 Pairs Fine Calf Balmorals, London Toe and Tip, Sizes, 6s and 7, widths B,C,and D, Regular price, 85.50; will sell now at 82.75, ‘27 Paire Fine Calf Congress, Plain, Wide Toe. Sizes, 6, 7, and 8, C width, and 63, 7.and 74, width. Reg- ‘Ular price, $5.50; now going at $3.95. ‘THESE GREAT VALUES ARE TOO GOOD TO RE- MAIN HERE LONG. DON'T, OH! DON'T WAIT UNTIL THEY ARE GONE. YOURE NOT LIKELY SOON AGAIN: TO HEAR OF SUCH ROYAL BAR- GAINS IN SHOES. SAKS AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AXD MARKET SPACE. at WIG, ‘a order to make room for Holiday Goods we are obliged to move our Velvet, Fancy Feather, end Ribbon Departments, and we will offer some epectal reductions for the next day or two, In Fancy Feathers we will offer some rare bargains at 10c.. 17c., 25c., and 3¥c., and our ‘82.48 .and 91.48 Feathers wo mark 98c.and 75c. In Ribbons we will run off our 350, and 400. woods at 15c. a yard. ‘In Velvets we offer special reductions prior to ‘Moving the Department. ‘We have made another reduction in Untrim- ‘med Hata, FEA Bon AG HE. 316-318 7TH ST ¥. W. Ausra Sea Sao AND ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH ‘Waars, ‘SacguRs, PALETOTS, JACKETS, MUFFS, BOAS AND CAPES IN BEAR, LYE, BLACK MARTIN, BEAVER, OTTER AND OTHER FURS. FUR TRIMMINGS, HALL AND PARLOR MATS, CARRIAGE ROBES, COACHMEN'S CAPES AND GLOVES. FRESH STOCK JUST OPENED. LOWEST PRICES 2B H. STINEMETZ & 808, 1237 Pennsyivenia Avenve Rewy For Cannas ‘We are pleased to announce that we have the most complete assortment of TOYS, FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES, to be found in the city, at the very lowest prices. Belected Goods can be laid aside. (2 Open tn the kvening. CH. RUPPERT. a1 403, 405 7th st. n. w.. above Dat. ‘Warmer, fair weather, light to fresh variable winds, Generally easterly. Asner Lier. ry ry AIS BOY AL “OPENING” At PAL. “OPENING” “OPENING” “OPENING” “OPENING” SOUVENIRS ie, Pure-Linen Hats, for 1 eine Nee 15 Enelish Cloth ari giao 1.10. te 88c: ae oe 25 Seal Plush Visites for 35 “Pala Royal’ Ri Kid dlov ‘Linea Fr Gloves 3 Canhmere ere Cloth Gio Gloves for 1 English Gaalmare Hose, SOc. Sy Sgt ose al iylen ln fF $1.36. SSPE RUE ER SEES se! for 1 “Mother Hubl ” Nght Gowns 79¢, Au: : tact arceawogE = See ee oa tie ea cya 12: ‘8 for 25c 13he Sply Linen Gulls for \6c, 10 per cent discount off marked p: ‘Shawls, Laces, Christmas Cards, Willow ‘Trimmings, Buttons, Trimmed Hata. HOUSEHOLD Goops. eeeEEE eg! ie at st dst ist ist Dolla and, in fact, everything for the at cont prices during the “Opening” "at asd 24 Soon, MEN'S GOODa, A whole column for list of Men's Souvenirs in Wed- nesday's Star. Not room for fivelines here. See the advertisement on Men's Window of the PALAIS ROYAL, corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 12th st, dl Regt fe ee oe ‘We have about $10,000 worth more Sarplus Stock than we should carry at this season of the Year. Our sales for the next 30 Gays will have to be increased by that amount, as we . NEED THE ROOM AND THE CasH. + ‘Tosecture both our profits will have to be sac- Fiftced. ‘Tosccommodate the extraordinary crowds of customers our stores will, during the entire month, be kept open until 9 p.m. ‘25 cases Ladies’ Rutbers, 986. 10 cases light, plain and dressy Rubbers, 30¢, 10 cases Men's Rubber Overshoes, 36c. 15 cases Men's Buckle Arctica, $1.06. 10 cases Ladies’ Buckle Aretics, 85c 10 cases Misses’ Buckle Aretics, 75¢. ‘5 cases Child's Buckle Arctios, 50c. LADIES’ FINE SHOES DEPARTMENT, 150 Surplus Pairs fine 94 hand-made Button, Opers "950 Surples Pairs Eid and Footie Button, 100 Surplus Faire hand-mede Glovelnced cod Gone ereea, for the aged and tender-footed, $1.18. on Sarplus Cases Boys’ Seamless Vamp Detten ot ‘SBurplus Cases Misses fine Spring Heel See as angina oma Button, 70c, ey GENTS DEPARTMEXT, 29 Cases Bolid Bole. aya aus Ouees Se Rede Ca boot 01.06, Lised and Conatean tf $2.55. ‘5 Burplus Cases hand-embroléered Slippers ot 620. Wit HakE & 00.8 BusszerefBussczrs: Wo are offering Blankets at reduced prices ranging in price from $1, 91.50, $2.50 up to $10, Allstlow prices, Bed Comfortables 75c., $1 to $3. ‘Dress Goods—We have ® splendid assortment ftom 12M46., 15c., 250. to 81. Black and Colored Silke, Rhadames and Surabs at Popular prices. Weave added to our usual stock Muffs and Far ‘Trimmings much under the usual price. Cloaks to be closed out at one-third their value. Hosiery and Underwear in great yariety at popular prices. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space, 2883 LIS 7 00, DDD ppp L 00, TITT 9585 a3 EF be bud H as Fr, Boe . y F Pais £4 = ta go 8 ‘DDD raed DD AA Be AA Ww Boo 2“4 CS 2 ma. Remember. able feode pica, member, they are ail weago:.ab hnearly 50 per cont below their value. "9 FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Lot of Cream sil aE ‘Lot of Tull size, regular ‘Silk, tof Skin Mate. fold for $3, 01.82. MILLINERY DEPART NES ‘To close out the balance of our Fan: cy Feathers, sold $198. choice for Friday. French Felt nee s otltable for a 2 ol ‘aud bow of ottoman Friday, 230, (Ladies’), fur trimmed. Sold heared AE PTOPTERS gus Persian Robes, Wold from Bok oh ea aS = ot Lot ed ‘Comforters, made ale and ‘with pare whive white ane feo tor sk vo and bg cana wee ane Deka TMENT, Mirrors, Worth 75c. pret ‘of satin hand-painted Sachet Bags. Were 25c. OAP AND PER: RY ‘TMEN Hazard's genuine Beet foe, abd “Iron Wee Pata ct ail Perfumery in i fancy glass bottles, &e. Worth woo wal Dlg! wet icWEan DI 2 eae muipure Collare, “Worth SOs, Prl- Lot Fe plack silk Spanish Scarfs and Fichus, Worth each, Ax? EMBROIDERY DEPARTMEN’ idtwest (0 00 $50) size Bane Fas Pillows. Ee lak peice ae"d, BR Covers Table Scarts, Be, Revue FANCY QOODS DEPARTMENT. } Lot Brass Umbrella Stands, Worth ® ‘ 20c, 1 Lot Mussea VEILING DEPARTMENT. ie Chenille Dot Veili Ghenalle Dot Vetlinus. ie earn DI wray and erred ‘Friday, ita, Sizes in 34. Regular 3. in Cardinal ath Bold for’ $2.26, Friday, DEP: 7ouren.2s Sorevia White Bae nal ora, Friday, MUSLIN UNDER' rigts ay IN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 139 and aah g2-90 Skirts, tanned canes Fri- BOOK DEPARTMENT. Caxton Edition, Popular L2mo, Novels, ke, bound. Friday, 26c. 1 Lot of Seley ees ce Cards (25 cards and 25 en- forth 250, al web aee . # box. nery “Ad.” under the Ladies’ BB A a MM MM 558g BALI RFS Bos 2“4 “Yo SEE 5yg8 = Bosrox Viarery Sronz. STATIONERY DEPT., MIDDLE AISLE. Our success in this department has been phenomi- nal, and why? Because by our method of selling five quality writing papers by the pound, we give about twice as much paper for the same money as you would getin the old way of buying by the quire at the sta- tioner's, ‘Adding to this our line of domestic and imported Box Papeteries, we can suit the popular demand or the most fastidious taste. Give us a trial and we will prove what we say. Berkshire Mills, Commercial or Octavo Size, Cream or White, Per Pound, (about 100 Sheets) 15c. Franconia Mills, White Wove, 20c. Ib. Breed ald Linen, Com. or Oct, Ruled or Plain, pimooth Cream Wove Cor. and Oct, Ruled or Pata, n Antique, Finest Com. or Oct,, 30c. Ib. a Ward's Irish Linen, Octavo 49c., Commercial 600. Overland Mail, Foreign, 40¢. 1b. Envelopes tomateh 5 and 10c. Package, BOX PAPETERIES. Parchment, Serrated Edge, Old Berkshire Mills’ Eclipse Ragged Ede, 25c. 8 Box. (Cream Octavo, Fancy Bor, 80. Fine Octavo, Days of the week, 190. A FINE LINE OF FANCY STYLES. Small Square, Long and Narrow Scotch Plaids, 30, 49, 69, 99c. Box. aR Fine Plush Boxes of Stationery, Satin-Lined in Gar- net, Blue, Orange, Heliotrope and Canary Plush, 79, Siting Desks In Laat Rosewood, Writing in Leather, Walnut, Ma ple aud Plush, 99¢. $1.49, &c, ‘Carter's Ink. Black Letter Sc., Blue Black 10c. 36 Pint Black Letter ¥5c. Fast Red 10c. Pocket Ink Stands 25 and 206. Out Glass 5S, BB, 49, $1.99, £4.49. Large line of Brass and Olive Wood Inks, Progressive Euchre Sets 49 and 70c. Paper Cutters, Penwipers, Pencils, &c, BOSTON VARIETY STORE, SMITH & WARDWELL, 216-30 706-707-708 Market Space. Avzrsice & Bro, 698 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A Gaur Roousr Dir DRESS GOODS. ‘Ini nashber s greater quantity than we have hed for ‘months. Ipassortment, mach larger variety. Last ‘week one ledy said, “They are just grand. Just what I ‘want for my daughter.” ‘They are all new, fresh goods of this season's pur- chase, and the price we maxe on the Remnants make them very tempting. We shall offer to-morrow: 182 Short Lengths” of Desirable Dress Fabrice, comprising Foules, Cashmeres, Serges, Tricot, Hin- doo Surtings, Cheviota, and s variety of rest Checks, Plaids, Faucy Mixtures, &c.. which will be marked at ‘exceedingly low “Remnant” prices. EXTRAORDINARY “REMNANT” OFFERING of LADIES’ WINTER WRAPS. Excellent opportunity to secure s serviceable outer garment at a great saving on their original prices. Positively the best bergains we have yet offered. Two tables full. Lor 1 21 fine Cloth Garments, consisting of Jackets, Short ‘Wraps, und Visites. Colors, Black and Brown. Sizes, 8%, 36, 38, and 42. Former Prices., —— = ae “Remnaut” Price - 11 Blsok Frize Visites and Short Wraps, lined Ey black quilted Satin and trimmed with black Coney Fur, Sizes, 34, 38, 40, and 42. 10, O11, and 918 Regular Price. Call early Friday morning, at these low prices. (Third floor.) TWO “ODD LOTS” IN MISSES' CLOAKS, We have gathered together all the broken lines, and shall offer them Friday in two lote at greatly refuced prices, viz: 11 ( hildren's Cloaks in a choice variety of attractive Checks and Stripes. Sines, 4 and 6 years. 86.50, 87, 67.50, and 68 Stripes, with Capes and Hoods, &e. Sizes, 12 years. Prices, 25658 610 ‘ “ODD SIZES” IN LADIES' SUITS. Having only one suit left of these styles wetter thom Friday ‘st ridiculously low prices Omer to ‘cause thelr instant disposal, quoting exact size. pes Ttadient Navy Blue Homespun Cloth Suit, size 40, mn 810 to 8.79. Naty Blue Tricot Suit, size 38, from 2. eee ‘Gendarme Cashmere Suit, size 34, from Ladies’ Fine Black Cashmere Suit, size 42, from sissoroais, ey “ODD SIZES” IN JERSEYS. Attractions extraprdinars for thie Friday. ‘garnet,and navy. 2 Black Extra Fil jerseys, braid Perfect fitting, and very stylieh Sizes 38 “REMNANT SALE” OF WRAPPERS, gi Blsck-snd-White Piaid Cashmere Wrapper. Size we Gray Cashmere ‘2Gray Flannel Wrappers, braid trimmed, size 34 and 38, from #8 to 86. 1 Gaspet Cash nero Wrapper, plush trimmed, sise 38, (Third floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN BOYS' SUITS. wnTodisposeof, these few oda sut's on Friday we offer Howing reat) prices: Savy Blue Jersey Suits, with’ Cape to match. 145s years. 1 Boys’ All-wooi ‘Knee fancy mixture, made Norfolk style. Size 6 years, Regular Price. B years. gee 1 Norfol z a it, Norfolk styl “33 N eae fined, él to custo wor ‘eemuaut Me Boe Dark Browii Paid’ Oversoat, msde double- ft ‘yours. Rowular” Prive,cerr-...s--- 24.50 Spee 3.50 ODD DOZENS AND HALF DOZENS IN NAPKINS. “ODDS AND ENDS" IN FINE TOWELS. 2 Fancy Damask Towels, from 50 to 38¢. § Momle Towels, nce vorder, trom 1 t0'50c. z +ancy Bird-I a4 Towel — hae tw aad 6 Fancy Dimask Towels, ‘These are elevant Towels se of chy beat and at these prices are ee (Secot “ODDSIZES"IN GLOVES. ‘A pumber of out customers keep Ives sup- viled from a pairs Ladies Bat Fan 1 Suede Gloves, embroid- (Main floor, center.) “ODD SIZES” IN HOSIERY. Imporaible not to hare “Old Sizes” left trom neariy “ Woprevent thelr secumulation prptierine them at red) prices on each succeeding 1 Fy ee Cotton’ okton Hoss, hes 2 firPrice.. ‘50 ani SRemnant* Price 5 Chilaren’s Nav ee n Hose. Price. . a ee, Size 9. goed nei ‘quality. sizes. “Hemmant” price, wae re Ladies’ Navy’ Blue Gatton Hiose, EgGinoaut” ‘ODDS AND ENDS” ‘Remuant “S All Wool Cashiners Shaws - ar Price... ha Embs wi, “aiightly guited 03.50 Sfemmant” Price 250 ‘Pink Canton Silk Shawl, 42 inc! ratel ages mnbroldered trou boty at Beige. (Third floor.) sODD PATRS” OF BLANKETS, COMFORTS, AND INFANTS’ AFGHAN “rae, iGo anpertoct a place ton ale Fr eile Friday hnamnant "att Wieder ateosires en | {2gQet rr 1-4 ine Watt Wont Banton om 14 Heavy All-Wool White Blan- te gi) Infants’ Fancy Wool Afghans, ors, White cotton filling (one style Contorts, slightly stained, from $2.25 (Fourth floor.) “SOILED” BED QUILTS. ‘1 size 11-4 White Crochet Quilt, soiled in fold, from Boe. to i sige 12-4 White Eztre-fine Crochet Quilt, small stain, from 61.75 to 81.50. be (Fourth floor.) pe, edi: Gants Draworn elt Ladies’ oe Was Saecere greet SG 7th et now, Friday, 910 Waa 5 quired, wee ‘rages 810 5 month. ‘Apply st 1700 Be hale Wiktr> sc inst cease, a PLUMBER E, MMe _a1-3t ae 5 TENCED SALES LADIES we reted and. Fancy Goods store, addreen in own 01 in Et handwriting , reference required. iar SouEN Goes 10 10430. HAM. = ad, s a craway: |, ‘Cool MBS, et nw, ANTED—A 5 ous To COOK AND . fora must have ood ruier- ences, Call after 6 o'clock p.m. a 1719 De Bales st Wan COMPETENT WHITE GIRL FOR housework iu a smail tamily sr citidren Appiy at 1119 nase. avec aI WEE=t WHITE GIR TO COOK, WASH, and fron. in family of three LK nf 18 bth strest new.” - Wi ‘TED—GOo! 1D DRESSMAKERS, Waist AND ‘Shite Handy, three 416 Est.nw., Detweem 14th aud 15th ste, av ‘AaTED—4 MIDD ‘MIDDLE-AGED LADY OF CUL ure for a references. ©. D.ACDERSON & CO, BOS st, ie ANTED-LADY FOR A PERMANENT PosI- Sion goust ve industrvus and willlug to learn our 7 hours days 67 week faninn Call Dersonaliy, 428 Tih et aw. "oficws Sunda At (LKINS" Nie ries, YOO Fav naw, Wave Wd area Wittens FOR COOKS CHAM x " Gal as Ty ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG = R He Sy Ch allies ABW. ANTED—AT W. TERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, bunt Waitress. caters | I Bote Saw a: CooMBs 838 oe “ai Vv cele = E GIRL A MITC. Ay eS ca ive t ‘Address 508 9th at we ae ANTED—BY RESPE: wai —™, A Ww Saeeecearacas ates ‘best city ref reas Box kine COUK, AGED = face with private fai ven as to habits, yANTED v ce eaten permet Nery best city refe ences Blais Addreae eS ST WASTED — BY A MAN PostTioN AS waiter, or wit his wife w i he. itor! bret ref ‘bow Kadteor Goal SEARS 0S oN, on 1-2i° Witcnaaonn ¥, BY A LADY a Post ton as housekeeper, wi ef tiaist fu sowing ben references given and required. Addreas potest . y ANTED_BY A Wi ABLE WHITE GIRL | W aloes torts seamed kouteees in tate tan oy! so chawberwork. Cail or address a 2 2 Ds We NTED—BY A COLORED 1 MARRIED MAX A geri hiithite, Pe Adare GF Sig at East st, Alleghenys Pa 2 WwW ANTED- TUATIONS FOR COOKS, Mi Burnes, housemen, waiters, bartenders: and othr? help, male and female fami ies, hotels, restaurants ke. M. BUKNHA! 630-632 F st. aw. He: * Werrmens ates pla a ag BMPS OF take care ¥; (food reteremces given. Call st 1 ANTED—« RELIABLE, OOLOEED. WoMAN housework in family for general Of three, encen. 1328 Walluch Place. aa WASTER SAL GROWN GIRL WANTED AF 04 Cat. D. W. 1-2" ‘ANTED—GOOD | CODE AXD LAUN DRESS FeLices preferred; permanent if suit. can 113 Sth etme. ae ana PEE SRR a a) dea, conducted b for all xin tod Btatca wit mat Tu senw. ‘ANTED TT 0 houxeworkers, waiters, ke BSaSS ae eta es eed 2303 ANTED—A at is AND ‘Biust stay at erenc Apply 1394 Corcoran st D8 WANTED —wHiTE GIRL To COOK. WASH AXD iron for smali family of three; good home to rizht girl 1010 26th a. nw. 030-20" wh: !ED—A NEAT PROTESTANT WHITE GIRL ideas oF bt years cla a rears cia | V E. C.K, Star 030-3 as nurse for office. ANTED — GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- 429 Ret. nw. rk: must Teferences. work: must bring Wik ieDI YOUNG Laby 2o ARSIRT TN OUR V Stitiouery Department: juick tolearn; one with fatter i Schock rs ree’ G Poly foc pa eas WARREN BY A WOMAN AS A firw.-class Cook im private famoiiy. oF hotel. “Good eity references. -A¢ C.C. 1, 450 H at aw ANTED-BY A KELIABLE COLORED INE, A Place as chambermaid, waitress or nue. in. pri Yate family; good references, Call at 1009 z}st on —A REFINED, RELIABLE A! Woereus hat, with uneateptsotat reiereners. rents immediate emp opment. candy ofber werk and te ¢ heat housekeeper. Address V. W.. Star office. n30.:st" W&ASTED-BY A STENOGRAPHEN. EMPLOY. peut after 4 p.m Audrew STENOGKADHEK, ‘TED-A SITUATION BY A SETTLED white woman to tage care of children: food seas understends cutting and @tting, or care Indy. Address INVALID, Star office. 190 y ANTED. Star office. W: Waste ADY, A SITUATION AB PLAIN senor im Tah aul OF Wook, OF take sowibat os tar othce nt eS Wester SOMES Tarr Uuderstanda general farnitiar, also, the Cultivation: soe inquire at O00 F stu. w., st Btore. WAST EROS TE GL HELE OF ALT Ris 00., successors to 230-1m_ | 436 Stns ee ANTED— WaKEn “Two. G00R AND SOBER ~ " steady > Thee nw “neeat WANTED--HOUSES. Siac eoe pone, COMPETENT Wastep—Fon x oui Bride 19s2 vanie ns, Pennsylvania ave, T ANTED— ORNTS 7 HANDLE THE NEW Chemical Luk Erasing Pencil. Greatest novelty ever produced. Erasea tuk in two seconds, no abrasi of paper. 200 to 600 per cent profit. One axe: salve amounted to Jn six days; another 8: sbeolutely tree. fanewer. Sample 39 cents. ‘ror SEE manu acturers, NER & CO. Onalaska, Wis. _n29-3t* ANTED—A RELIABLE MAN side leading cities, to represent. in his own local- ity, alatge New York house, sslaty. "Refe.cuces sacted. “SUPT. MFG. HOUSE, Lock Box 1583. New ‘Yor. 228-1 \asthew WANTED ENERGETIC AGENTS | TO Chases’ Burglar Proof Festener Rayid Sales; Big Profits: Circular ples 10 cents t paid. WM. H. Fi ROCHESTER, New York. n25-tite CATED OUT- ANTED_ EMPLOYMENT OF EVERY DESCRIP- ANTED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. Learners for Prof. CHRISTINE'S new | ~ ternational Tailor System” with any inch rule tacit Looton dresamakers ort gminent Tia. Berta soa erin ad London Stine BJM EBSET “Qonsérvatory of Fat.u.w. Washington, D.’ = TO = Tect, $10 to $20 per weekand SO atch. iy. ioe, venteel Jadies and gentlemen, Xo ek a bug. at once, and sinned envelope to EMPLtE SUPPLY AGESCY.7 ‘West Brosdway, sep3-3un we FED- AGENTS TN EVERY COUNTY IN THE inva, We WORTH MAN: BRING CB. iutheriort. 3m, eeven-room house: about desc: 24 BELEK SMITH, Attorne, rav-Law, O20 Feat. WAXIEDrrow OWNER—A GOOD MODERN house, lot not less than 20x100, located nortis ‘West, at from $9,000 to $12,000, for a’ cash customer. Also'two small houses, about $¥,000 each. I am bav- ing daily applications for «mail and medium-sized houses for rent. Spucial attention given Dusiness. GEU. W. LINKING, 10th and H n28-1W WASTED FOR x CASH CUSTOMER. SEVERAL Houses that would pay well for invest ment’no Qelay if'ail things ame satinfuctory. "EA MOUNTIRE, 918 _ B26” Waxtepom OWNERS, HOUSES paced wah a wai Shute aly dy advertaed a ‘our ex. pene, “ice ates muatael Lusurance sheeted MOLLAND & THOMPSON. dels 1313 Pet. Adjoining wi Busine ~ $1,000, sora to eto Hatt rker * Wor TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ©! DAL eae tees ted and unlisted. sd wood coils ‘bought and Mb est ee a [AL PROPERTY ACCEPTED AS collateral security for individual notes of amount at Feasousble teruom bye well-known aud'te- | ¢ a Sara Tot Berea Sas 42 g ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPT WANTED--ROOMS. Ww NTED—BY A LADY AXD TWO DAUGHTERS PAL ‘tho, comurtabiy furnished connecting. Hovus Roos, Feferences Adiress ME THON vista Gat, n. w. di-zt ‘\WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WISHES A PLEAS- ant furnished room, with or without board, {1 a ee to section. Room must be weil heated, Pipe ederate. ‘Permanent if suited. Adress, with Wares: aay PERSON ‘unfurnished rooms. Peresus having them for rent will ing us. Room Kenting Awency, CALL ON ave mobey Dy wee: pom Kent mad taas ANTED-IN, ASTRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY three Rooms, commupicating, furnace and grate, peg pt four e wi mnout ‘Address Box 61, Star office. /TED—BY A YOUNGGENTLEMAN, A ae ‘ant furnished Room, between 2d and’ ¥tp and D st. and Massachusetts ave. u.w.; state terms. Address BB. oe nd0ze" WANTED = 2, COMMUSICATING “OOMG TX Rorihwoctern nection, der brother “aud ister: bea nee room will pay 86 wo 880" Lex ube sur | - ofc _aee-a Wsrmrncetor ROOMS—THE “THE CHEAPEST. AND —* = cyt, He g. JOHN G. DERMODY ed ey | BHO 3 SvEuS 1i6F st nw. a2o.3e TANIED—NOW 18 YOUR BEST CHANCE TO nat Toots: we claim best fackities ior renting same. Call for information, terms, &c. TOX & SON, 1226 F st. n.w. nigim WANTED- MISC. SLLANEOUS WA attention to all applications SWORMSTEDT & PO LOAN — Take , SUMS, Malt Sc prompt deaiing. Corrie Winkn, Lad Pet MOREE 79 Loan: a — i SUIT ON REAL ee rat aM & 80K, x n3-1m F street northwest. Breet? TON 2,000 ON REAL ESTATE. ‘00 102%)__ THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN. M ‘ONEY TO Loan. Loans Tiade upon Real Estate penta GULDSBOROLG & Co. Sou otra 1405 Fn OANS_ Real Estate Loans. Army and Navy Officers’ Pay Actouuts Cased -Losnsun Duuiding’ Aescteticn atl Pers CKS AND BONDS, GOOD COMMERCIAL ais, aes ss ‘WM. H. DEMPSEY, Broker, 1424 dew \ork ave 3100, 000 ) O00 F0_LOAN ON MARYLAND ‘Farms and Country Pisces H. WHITE & 00, Telephone 78¥. o apne est 2 * 300 NUGilatlos at. Baltimore, ONEX TO LOAN N REAL ESTATE, IN SUBS ini “eo HoutzMax, Corner 1 ANTED-WELIS DUG, BORED AND DRI ‘Pumps tisds to work easy.” Pumps gud punep Bock furulebod. “Terms Wat, MO) 323 Sth st. n.@. di. EDEVERY — TO ey AIR Wear actae tne bean minora te uae nw. i\y ANTED—A GENTLEMAN EROWING = Winner’ to take lessons to become conversant in DY ea lowest ‘on approved eatate security. FITCH, & BuUWN, ‘020 4 yivania ave. ‘UNEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ‘ON KEAL ESTATE SECURITY, THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 Fst nw. = TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- Kates. X this language. stating terms est ‘and hours. ndosre ‘DANENHOWER & ae A Fe oe MONEY 70, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ox Finer. peel Bo next ‘Addons B. ao erE rates of interest No Waren & FAMILY TO TAKE AN “IN on fe ote la, Bi'vsines he is serviceable Sud) it wi Bind F RDING. fib Reateaat acta som So fs BOARDIN é RDING—923 I . NW. SECOND FLOOR anne 5 a Sa, [cy Bix Tota thera sponte, faruihed, “wath hand); m1 ‘00d condi faunas. jemen oF ms sorsouabis. Address MACHINE, Star ofiee. eh rence reguite ae iS ST. X. W.. OPPOSITE NKELIN (ORSES TO KEEP FOR THE WIN- we raaxi ‘horses, winter and summer, « 1328 fat Heserences onchange wisble bosrders co's Livery stables, 311 Oth sr noe, | cat be accommodated, 22-6" ‘Site's 0., Ma. 5-2" Betas, YERY CHoICl CHOICE ROOMS, WITH Wa Bons ROOMED. FED axD ND board. 1401 H st, now. Reet ce —- R_ RENT—NICEL} ROOMS FOR Waters “'S HSE | pou, wear sicy CORD awe non aw ¥ Vy reD TREO OUR SUTTERINE Ar, a ENTS 9TH 8ST. XN. FLzasan = x many, eamnet 1102 OZ ares and andaib! ith wood board sat rn et nase brow fe apecialty: 0 Mackets Ww: Sane | cee — EF. Brice tere RD HORSES 70, WINTER & Warne "EB Beearresi ANTED PARLOR, FURNITURE REUPHOLS- tered and Mattresses made vver ‘Work dooe st residence, Address C. NELSON, 1 and F sts. ne. fae ‘*D—IT KNOWN AT Sa 3 INDY, OF W oe Zs ae oy demheere ‘ANTED—PARTIES ON CAPITOL ait, HAV. uber arose. should laeve their sadress oes 300 Batac nlz-16t [CE PalD mila var FOR RENT—ROOMs. Err for Pie od DetRROTNDTS quflers ty furntehed « ‘thet Rooms suite cm eres "tah at Bet nw. one 4 b& {nota to fieltadere oust a Suat crows tbe aarc JOR RENT—SUITE OF ELinc Frressne 0 ges hgh ena TCX FORNIARED PAygtytwe bedrooms, and wilice. bathe ou game Bes 16 Oat aw, red JOR KENT—43 i a3 bea minoairiy & JOR RENT—10i7 13 inom Annan, ati ‘bum me Se Parior sidewall Roca. ta:nace Tabie board 8: #t-clane best of 0 JOR RENT nicely (armiaed board, terms tw i NW ure ONE Block ore frou. McPherson Wh private beth Senator aime, Beck and grate ic 3} NEW YORK AVE SW Two ; ich Fa south fr THIRDS TOR! to single gentionsn meme * MS SbLTADLE FOR OPricks or lisht housekeeping, Inguire at PHOT o Leky, 905 Pe sisal Mata Fo8 SEXTET 0 HANDSOME BOOMS cra aud bed-ron), with exonllent beard.» in yr Uy: superior appoiutuenia Address lick 14) Star fia pe RENT 1915 @ AT NW. ONE LARGE Foe 1 third Sor ia bee how A every th ue now 4TH STN. WL THe } besutiful double Parlors, eiiher furnisi mished. in handsome wew house, oposite Jud. Sfasre. Fe any rs KENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Pan. bay win floor. » MAPYLAND AVE. % micly Parnished Roo moderate verms FLOOR, PARL Puke" autable for Mec Agviy A “u30" Fo AENT-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOME, SUIT able for genticmen also, clevani parior aad parior bd room, two lane Fooma, suitable lor doctor's offic of dresaiiaking, beat aud gas imeiuded, 430 G st uw, ae OR RE ED ROOMS, sinele vr Fg — 5 sired. small p . S03 Tet. o. alae TWO DOORS SOUTH rosy rou JOR WeNT-iai EE ROOMS ON Preccont! toon, on ie or, thor cote since cr Couuincatiugs with of a bvard TONCEs CAck igre: aes ae al JOH RENT—PLEASANT FUR SisHED BOOM, 2D. itaonned: “a story, two (OR RE a —A DELIGH FUL FURNISHED front alcove nom, bay window. all modern un. provements, Price very essousble. O04 Lath ot, a @ or single, alea, x tor or M. C.. apd other desirable roome, en suite or siugie, iu sual pr Terms Fessovabie family. . PITOL st, ing Tools, bested by furuace aud cold water, southern exposure, private fas JOR RENT — TWO uufurnished Koons and beat, 1310 Kicew Fe RENT—THRER OoMMUNICATING UN. urnished rooms, main Dulidity, second Boor, a 30 G st. nw. Teut reasoumiie, aust" BE “RENT — ELPGANTLY FURNISHED PaR. lore abd suites of rooms ipen grates aud furnace heat Lesattful Location, “verfoukiing Thomiag Cine, 1327 M street mw. Fh RENT GA LARGE DINING: = AND Kitchen to caterer: will take reut in board. Sev eral boarders in the howse. 11102 stn w. OK RENT—1342 N. ¥_AVE.. ONE LAUGE NICELY furnished fvom; southern exposure. 4l-3t" OR RENT—FIRST, SEC Hloorm, bewly furuisbed . frst arse FE a DSUMELY ih. ne fark rans "Koos, second cueertal, snd demtreble "Ales, Otiee hhoom. "Sez etn e ange = jon RENT Aize GST. uted suites of rooiine faut iy; square from Lbbiet, ia tele, ook RENT i ‘Bs parlor wud bexiroot ; amo, Chaaibers; south and west front. sauitary jlumbine near three lines of street cars. Good. Bound in het» Foferences exchanged. 1121 I st. n-¥. die g JOR RENT—1224 NEW YORK AVE. Lanal doubte Pariors on first floor: well furuistied aud lighted “bear Unree nes of ears ‘nao. JOR KENT—318 A ST. NE, ONE FURNISHED Boom ou Bret floor. Also.” two or three an hushed Koums for housekeeping, reat | OK RENT—T6ELVE ROOMS, NEWLY nukbed, south front: communicating and private, heures, ho- Fce. Bf Rooms, cheap, Good Bowrd, @16 per mouth Kocation, wesr-Capitol Call'at 110-C'st ue. 0: OR REN double parlors lao other denira: Square on stl FRE RENT FURR ISHED, AND 0) Kooma, with or Without board. a Koome for list houses tice pans th door to all parts of city. € ‘UN HOUSE, evtran 826 7th st. uw ua0-e JOR RENT—HANDs ‘on second Rowr, farnace beat of grate fire. Hest nw, near the Ariiugton. 216-180 SOR RENT—-1415 N STS W. A SUITE OF rooms ob 2d floor, newly furnished, south front suitable for two, leo, parlor Ob Ist Boor, 230- FLOR RENT—WITH BARD, IN PRI Uy, a haudsomely-turuibed apartane at Unexceptoual accommodation 1b eve LY FU RNISIED Roo Me RENT — THRIE NICELY UNFURNISHED F roots. witn ‘heat, 015 per month. 1805 bib xt a JOR RENT—CHEAP—A LARGE FURNISHED ‘oom in private family, om co-ner, frvnet ig mewtete cuit Ang State Ro Yor epee carriage Apt 230-3e Se RENT TaRGE Un ay ~~ TLE Shot with bell aud ot howckbeping. i "don 2 [JOR BENT—WITHOUT BOARD, NEAR TP Tmo Mas rea 1318 14th st, nw Soo o RENT—ONE LARGE PURNISEED ROOM IN @ nice locality, suitable for one or two pereins Every convenienes: ‘Beut very cheap. 15 Ma-su ects ave mat NT-LARGE AND ELEGANT PaRwok, Boao or bed room, beth-room attacked ou Yd fours Ps saws RENT — FURNIS! ROOMS, without ‘et 1930 Ponneylvenis sve, u20-4t_ Aj0k i = ANDSOME Housk, ry pa ee = : Jrok Lem | 530 iim Tens, ‘che tet een tn a ar Sara == Eres, Bis, Ta Two CoM- goer eeeereld ee Luss ‘Fst.N.W.F srumenis SS LOST _AND “FOUND. = ‘MOKNING COLLIE Lost REDS ESDay Mount See wae | oomaedl to 17% bet | DL Sivoaay mart or BEE sees ae ie aS. Ty, RED BERDICR, Sea reesemiene Para Pe JOR RENT y nighed Room. without bows REST-1723 HST. ™ 3|F ‘suite on fret flour, consisting of dished. Naud tio bed-Toows,